https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0cd80ecf80cdb61f3ffb7603e1071b6b.pdf 4edaae132cbf7f6cad29d9f7b9428281 PDF Text Text PAGE l:l 2112 . Ferrara Pan Jelly Beans PHARMACY Regular, Black or Spiced ··- ~ r oz. ' "' " ' 79 Pick 3:505 Pick 4: 7763 Cards: Q-H; J -C; 8-D ; Boyer 'i Solid Chocolate Standing Rabbit Milk or White Chocolate '; ~b';'~~:; -;, ~ Ohio Lott en'• Eastern, Southern triumph Page 6 If. ~ Vol. 42, No. 245 Copyrighted 1992 / 't -i .!I~~'t"~l.l. J:-i f~ 6 pack 6 oz. Reese's Peanut Butter Eggs Final steps taken by council to purchase Betsy Ross building 48 oz. ~ Crisco 11 3 • 10 II ' ' '" Pure ~ Vegetable Oil ~ Cad bury' • I ·=· ·~· ·~ · ~ ·:!·: ·.:at-' ·; Brinn's I I 1.5 oz. I I ~ ~~I I• Creamy ~ Peanut Butter ~ tJb Spicer's Diet Snacks ,,,. ~ I I ~ tJ~ ~ I I fA h~ ~ ,~ . ',, •• f~ d .!1~~./~~l.l. :J:-1 ~~ b 2 lbs. ~ Pure Sweet ~ Light Brown ~ or .,,, Powdered Sugar ¢ EACH ~f~ -~ ~ I I ~ u~~h~l'l" ~-l With NutraSweet 100 + 25 FREE $129 Ci ~ Equal Sweetener' 3 pack Scotch Post-It Note Pads ~ tll I I ,_:r f'u~l #S LE 866 ~ $ 49 ~ I I ~ Paper Mac he' 111 ~ ~ Easter Egg ~ t1 88¢EACH I I Fisher Cashew Halves or Deluxed Mixed Nuts 2 10 oz. FOR $500 CONGRESSMAN VISITS • Sixth District U.S. Congressman Bob McEwen (R-Hillsboro) visited Meigs County on Monday . McEwen is being challenged in the Republican Primary by lOth District Congressman Clarence E. Miller ror the newly-rormrd 6th district stat, wbicb wiD include Meigs County. While in Pomeroy, McEwen pledgrd conliDued support or work on U.S . Route 33, as well as doing "all I can do within my power to locatrd the state prison in Meigs County." Among McEwrn's stops was Mick's Harber Shop in Pomeroy. Here, McEwen and his wire, Liz, discuss the issues with Reed Koenig and other customers in the shop. (Sen· tinel Photo by Brian J, Rrrd) Litter prevention program underway in Meigs County The 1992 Meigs County Litter Prevention and Recycling Program ts underway across the county, according to the program's dire<:tor, Kenny Wigg;ns_ Fundtng for the program includes a comprehensive grant from the Ohio Department of Natu ral Re sources, Division of Liller Prevention and Recycling, local support for the board of Meigs County Commissioners , and a mint -grant from the AGHJMV Solid Waste Disuict. Education programs Educatton activittes funded by the program include classroom presentations and videos by program staff. and educational materials being di stributed to all of th e schools_ Also, several teachers arc using the "Super Saver Investiga tors" workbook to implement prevention, conservation and rccychng concepts into regular classroom curriculum . Any teachers wantmg to parucipate can contact the htll:r control office, according to Wiggins. The collection crew, supervised by Roger Holman, " engaged in picking up ltlter along roadway s and other public usc areas. 12 illegal dump sites have been cleaned up through this program, and five by offenders. "Adopt-a-Highway" Two more groups have joined the "Adopt-a-Highway" program . sponsored by the Ohio Department of Transpoi'Ultion · Vaughan's Cardinal and Middleport Boy Scout Troop 245. To participate, each group must adopt a two -mile stretch of state highway and pick up litter tour umcs per year lor a two-year period. ODOT will pro vide signs, safety vests, trash bags, been recy c led through the Inter program . Ohio Power and Colum bus Southern Power have a program of free pickup and recycling of older. working refrigerators to all customers living within each company' s service area. The toll free number for mformatioo about that program IS I-800-9211JRN!N (288 7647) . On July 1, this program wtll be npanded to include freezers. Seven townships have signed up to hold an appliance recy cling week at central locauons, wnh places and dates !D be announced . The county has two recycling center< , Tn -Cowny Ret:yc~ng, locall:d a1 the Ju nc tioo of State Routes 14 3 and 7. Manley's Recycling is located tn Middlepon at the corner of JC.C l m your area . Mil l Str eet and South Fifth Plans arc being made to coord tnate with the annual spring cleanup Avenue. acltv iti cs m each village. The coun River Sweep '92 , ty coll ection crew wtll work one The Annual Ohio River Sweep day '"each of the vtllagcs, pKkmg wil l be held oo Saturday , June 20 . uo hu cr on streets . The sc hedul e La st year, Mctgs County had 240 for that week is: Middleport (April _. volunteers who panicipated in tile 20); Pomeroy (Apnl 21 ); Raun c pr ogram . 57 mtles of the Ohio (April 22); Rutland (Apnl 23) and R1v cr border Meigs County, and Syracuse (April 26) MaJor app li- many sites wtll be sele cted for ancc s, includmg refrigerato rs , clean-up. freezers , wash ers, dry ers , diSh Ohio' s liner law s ar c bcmg washers, mr conditioners, and hoi enforced by !be program 's enforcewater tank s can be broughl to a mcnl ofrtccr Ben Davidson. Meigs central location in each village dur- Co unl y is now a pan of of the in g the week for recycling. Th e AGfUMV SoUd Waste Di suict. A 10-ycar plan for management of dcparuncnt will al so offer a limited number of free white ptnc sced ltn g so lid was te has been prepared tree s, while supplies last, to groups rcvt scd and Ll now in a pubUc comand organizations. men! period. Special recycling days arc hcl t1 According to Wiggins , any quarterly at the Kroger parking lot group or individual interested in in Pomeroy for mo st rccyclahl c volunteering to help with activities items. Major appliances can be of the program is invited to contact placed anytim e at th e liuer control th e Meigs County Liucr Control office parking lot. According 10 Deparuncnt at Unioo Avenue and Wiggins, over 4,000 have alread y State Route 7 m Pomeroy, or call 99 2-6360. "Let's work togctbcr for a cleancr. hcalthter and more beautiful MCi gs County and Oluo." Wiggins said. and will pick up filled bags. The two new groups have adopied the State Route 7 bypass from th e junction of State Rou1 c 143 to Hobson Drive in lower Mld dl cpon, and recognition signs have already been put in place. Special events Sevcml special evcnlS arc be in g sc heduled by tile dcparuncm. April 19 -25 ts "Clean Up Rural Meigs County Week"_ During the week , Jhc department will observe Eanh Day (Wednesday, April 22) and Arbor Day (Friday, April 24) Communtty groups mcludmg 4-H. garden clubs, churches; civtc organi7-<Jtions; and businesses arc being encouraged to plan and panictpatc in a clean -up or beautification pro- .---Local briefs----. R.C. Products' Sunkist and A& W Root Beer 12 pack of 12 oz. cans .$2 99each Labor groups to meet Saturday Tbe West Virginia and Ohio Labor Cua!Hton w11l mc.ct Saiurda y a1 I p.m. at tile Rutland Civic Center. Among the items lO be discussed wtll be financing for coalition acuvitics. Before the regular meeting, a sp<".cial meeting has been scheduled at II a.m. and each local is asked to send two representative..~. "There arc many problems facing labor not only in thi s area but country-wide and if we stand united we will overcome these problems," said Woody Call, coalition vice preSident, m stressmg the importance of aucndance at Saturday's meeting . Further information may be obtained by calling Ma:< Whitl atch , 992-31 30 or Call at 742-2944. Hoof trimming Apri/26 Hoof trimming will be held April 26 at the Roc k Springs Fairgrounds, site of the annual Metgs County Fa•r. startin g at 9 a.m For an appointment, call667-6535 after 6 p.m. Middleport to hold Easter egg hunt An egg hunt will be held at Hartinger Pari m Middleport Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m. by the Mid dleport Community Association. Again this year Mitch Meadows is chairman for the annual event. Se veral hundred eggs each contain ing a dollar bill will be hid around the park . A golden egg wiD have a $50 pri1.e while a silver egg wiD be wonh a S25 prize. Middlepon businesses are now being solicited f<J' !be prize money. Friday evening members of the assoc iation are to meet at village hall to "srurr !be eggs. In the event of rain, the egg hunt wtll be postponed for a week. tors lor bids on the building dcmo- ~loc k Grant monies of SnOO,OOO !Jtion and aJso lO i!dvcrtisc for con lr om th e Ohio De pa rt ment of Sentinel News Starr Purchase of the old Betsy Ross JracJors for c onsrruction of ctght Deve lopmenL Th e applt cation hutlding and the lot from Fiftll to three-bedro om modular homes 10 deadline is May I. be sold 10 low · mcomc fa nul1 c.S S ~>th Streets and from Williams The target area for housmg rehaqualtfy1ng for FHA Juan s. Street to Palmer St. for a housing bilitation includes Pearl from Ash lean Trusse ll, hous ing spec ial - to Grant, Beech from Ash to Grant development was given final ist, advised that she will begin tak - Sycamore from Ash to Laurel. Lau : approval by Middleport Vtllagc tng appil CJ!I ons for purchases of rei from Pearl 10 Hysel l, Oi1ver Council Monday night. th e homes once tile propcny JrallS- from Beech to Gran I , and Hysell The village has had an optton on fcr has been comp le ted. from Broadway to Oli ver. the property for several months Judy Croo ks, council member, The Departm en t of De velopwiJh the purcJ.ase pending receipt askC!l about th e posSibility of some ment rcqu11 cs ihal 1hc greate st of a S150,000 grant from the Ohio of th e slccl beams being given to amount of grant money be spent on De partment of Development. Now Me 1~s H• gh School. They would be low and nlllldlc in come housethat a part of !be grant money is in used for practice welds by voca holds . Council also passed a resoluhand, the property, owned by M tional siudcnts, she satd. lion pcna tn tng 10 replacement of and K Development Association, is Housing Rehabilitation :my homes torn down in the probeing purchased for S6S,OOO. SBA Consultants was hired cc.<S alih ough Trussell says demoliAt last night's meeting counc•l during the mee ting to serve as th e 11011 is no1included in the village's also took steps to have tile asbestos Jdmimstralivc specialist for th e pi:Jn. removed from the structure and the proposed hou sing rehabilitation At the request of Sid Edwards, budding demolished. JTr In sula - prOJ CC t in lower Mtddlepon. Th e d ~rcc tor of the Meigs-Gallta Comtion Spectalists wa s hired to onl y other bid received was from munit y Action Agency, Council remove the asbestos al a cost of Charles Mash, Pomeroy , who has passed a resolution of support for $9,869 as soon as the property '"the past been employed as a con - an affordable housmg grant being Jran sfer is completed. The inspec - tra ctor in hou sin g rchabilttaJion in sought by that agency . tion work will be done by Safes- MiddlcJXlrt Other Business With an admtniSII'JUvc special pac e of Zanesville a1 a cost of Council made plans to attend an ist in place, Counc il then passed a S981 Army Corps of Engmecr s public Council authonzed Mayor Fred resolution autl10mmg the mayor to Continued on page 3 Hoffman to advertise for contr11c - file for Communit y Development Ry CHARlENE HOEFLICH $ 79 ,\ Mini Eggs $ 59 $229 ~~ 1 Section, 10 Paget. 25 C«tll A Multimedia Inc. Newapeper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, Aprll14, 1992 ~~;I ,~ Low toni~hl around 50. Wednesday , potrtly cloudy . High in upp t>r 6(}... Q-S GROUPS RECOGNIZED. Signs like this one on State Route 7, are popping up acros.1 the county. recognizing businesses and organiza. lions who participate in the "Adopt -a-llighway" program coordinated by the Ohio Department of Transportation. The Meigs County Department of Liller Control welcomes volunteers to assist in its efforts to ch•an up liner in the rounly . Voinovich administration considering Medicaid cuts CL EVELAND (AP) - The 1n g o loophole lhat all ows elderly tnco mc hut h1gh mct hca l c:r. pcnscs adm ini stration of Gov . Gcor RC Oh m:1ns w h o l1avr '\ tth '\ lanttal to quali fy for McOICil tl. Vomovi ch is considering cu ts 111 the Medicaid program to help close a S576 million state budget gap, a •• published n:pon said today . The Plain Dealer, citing admin IS tration documents, said offi cials ar c constdering a proposal lo reduce the number of elderly eligi ble for nursing home care under the Mcdt caid program, whtch providc.s med1cal care to the needy . Nursing home care makes up 43 percent of Ohio's $1.7 billion annual Medicaid budget. A Medicaid nursing home patienl currently cos ts the state about $10 ,000 a year. Kathi Glynn, head of Ohio' s Med1crud program. declined to discuss the proposals, saying they were incomplete . " Right now , there is not a full plate lO present." she told the paper. Ms. Glynn could not be reached for comment early this morning. After-hours calls to the Medicaid agency and tile parent Ohio Depanment or Human Services went DONATION MADE · Farmers Bank and Savings Company bas unanswered. donated $1,200 to the Meigs County Parks District ror use in According lO the paper, a March reproducing the new Meigs County promotional video, ''The Heart 5 memo said officials on a Medior the Valley." The vidro, created by Roger Gilmore or Aardvark caid task force suggested screening Sound, will be used to promote tourism at trade, travel and nursing home applicants to detertourism shows. The videos are available to tbe public ror $6.95 mine whether tlley would be beucr from the parks district office or rrom Gilmore's Restaurant, Farm. served by less expensive communirrs Bank and Clark's Jewelry. The tapes have been given to alltbe ty- based programs. They include county's schools, libraries and the Meigs County Museum. Pregroup homes and programs offersenting the money to Jim Pape, Syracuse, a member or the parks in g in -home nursing and meal scrdistrict board, is Paul Kines or Farmers Bank. Other parks board vtccs. members are Charles Barrell Jr., Rutland, and Lloyd Blackwood The memo also suggested clos' Chester. Mary Powell is director ror the parks dislrict. I ~- .• �'• Commentary fuesday, April 14, 1992 Page-2-The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Tuesday, Aprll14, 1992 • The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Obio DEVOTED TO THE llf'nRESTS OF 11m IIKJG6-MASON AREA ROBERT L WINGETI Publisber PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisbor/Conlrolltr CHARLENF. HOEFLICH Grnual Manager LETITRS OF OPINION ore wolcome. They sbould be: less than 300 words All letters are subject to editing and must be ugned w1lh name address and lelepbone number. No unsip>cd !ellen •nU be: pubbsbed L<ncn '>hould be U1 good taste, issues., oot persona.hlies ..xm:snns State hopes to minimize school funding lawsuit By ROBERT E. MILLER Aswcialed Press Wriler COLU MBUS - Swe lawmakers say IIley hope a $50 million sholtn Lhc arm for Oh1o's poorest schools will mluce chances !hat the couns Will 1nvalidate Ohio's school fundmg system and ooler a massive ovcmauL The House approved and sent the Senate las! wed a plan 10 allocate the 550 mtlllon to the state's 200 poorest districts to close a per-pupil fundmg gap between them and the 412 weallhier disuicts. Go' . George Vomov1ch. despite the state's tight financial siiUation, earmarked the money m hts 1991-93 budget and said he was molivued by the thrcal of lawsuits challenging the often-criticized fundins fonnula. The Senate, which IS in ra:ess unlil April 28, is expecllld 10 add us approval10 the bill or something lib: it 10 send a signal to the couns lhat the stair 1s aware of the problem and wort:ing on it The two pendmg lawswts cl31m that the formula oolates the stale or fe deral consotutions. or both. by failing to assure equal financial backing lur eac h pupil 1n Oh10 The Oh1o CoaiLUon for Eqwty and Adequacy of School Funding fr.lc:d \ lilt on U.S. Dosmct Coun in Columbus, after having first initialed the acuon 1n Perry County Common Pleas Coon. Anorncys moved the case to federal coun because of federal ISSUeS that 11rao>Cd, 1n add1Don 10 those of the Ohio Conso tuuon. A Stmllar acuon was f~ed m January by the Cleveland City Board of Educat1on . It has been ued up m the 8th Ohio District Coon of Appeals m C!ncland over whether it is a class action on behalf of all612 d.tstricts. But Sena~r President Stanley Aronoff, R-Ciocinnali , and House Speaker Vern R1ffe. D-Wheelersburg, noted that similar lawsuits in other states have suc ceeded on Similar tssues . resulting m orders to eliminate mequities. The SSO million is not seen as a IOtal soluoon. The coalition, headed by Larry Miller. sufXnmendcru of Musbngum County sthools, clauns more than 300 disnicts say the funding formula cuts them short Rep. Paul Mechling, D-Thomv11k, won 90-4 House approval of the bill now pending m the Senate. It allocates $48.75 million to the 200 poorest distrim and S125 million to 20 of the state's 49 joint VOC3Iiooal distnc ts. apparently shonchanged under their separate formula. The 200 poorest districts were identified by adjusting their propa1y va luations per pupil to reOect mcorne within the district as 11 rtlatos to Ohio 's sUllewide median income. AdJUSted per-pupil valuations of the poorest districts ranged from S 14.539 in the lowest. Huntington Local District in Ross County to 545.565 in the highest of the 200, the Gallipolis City DtstncL The amount of cqualizaoon aid would vary w1dely , based on enrollments. Hunungton Local would get an e>tra S226,987; Galhpohs Cuy, $297.994. Four larger d1stncts on the ltst would get more than SI million, mcludlng Youngstown City which "down for S2,006,27l. Cantoo City would get S 1,557,971; Lorain City. SI,41 3,653 and SJXingf.eld City, S1,407 ,685. Berry's World Forget politicians, beware the media In the commotion of an election year, it is vitally important that we 1101 get so carried away in our blind and brutal basbins of politicians that we fail10 keep an adequate eye oo the rogues who are most respon Sible for America 's plighL I refes to the media, of course, those shifty scribes wbo ignore the poswve and are constantly on the prowl for negative things to repon. D1d you know. for example, that the modia have been ignoring affJImau,·e stones about the benefits of rad1auon? Euuerating bad economiC news? Deliberately diston,n~ the facts about the assassination o(John F. Kennedy' These awful things are trUe. and .. e can thank the Competitive Emerpme Institute, columntst W1lham Rusher and movie direcwr Ol1ver Stone for CJ<posing them. That's not all, either. The media always get a little rambunctious during the political season, and the Speoal Tribunal for the Obliterauon of Media Perfidy. an investigatn·c unit esubhshed by the Spear Foundauon. has been diligemly recon!mg theu trespasses. Here ts 'na[... ___ ___ --Area deaths-- Fl an update of our fiudings: David Duke . the former Ku Klux Klansman fr om Louastana who wants to be pres~dent, would so li be a Pcl1can SUllC p1psqueat If the press had not fa-~ tum with coverage . "Duke JS large(,· a media joseph Spear crcauon m tne l111>t place and no,. he's beon g perpetuated by the press." wrote Fred Barnes of the New Republic last Dccanba. The SF agrees and awards the media at large two stomps for creatins the Duke brute: STOMP SlOMP. As part of its srudy of tdevision election news. the Center for Media and Public Affairs has been kccpmg a joke watch. They disco¥atd that lat e- mght comedians have " targeted " Prcs1dent Bush, with Bill Clinton runnmg a diswt second. We at SF realize it is a stn:ll:h to include comedians as pan of the med1a . but what the hey. If the medta could tell a jolt, you can he sure they would be derneamng our polltJC1311S. so we're gmng to giVe them three whack s anyway · STOMP STOMP STOMP. Thanks to rncd1a sc ruuny . th e atmosphere is so tense on Capitol Hill that Congress has had to mcrcase the pnce of tonsonal ser· 'Ices so It doesn ' t loo k like the members are trimming the taxpayers wh en they get ha11cuts. Rep. Charles Hayes, D-111 .. denounced reponers who dare receive leaks about congressional transgress1ons. "I thmk that we must closely conSider the role that we allow the press to play in volatile i~sues here in this House," srud Hayes, who, incidentally , bounced 716chccks at the House bank. A so rrowful SF agrr.es and accon!s the Hill presSLcs three stomps : STOMP STOMP STOMP. Everyone knows how the media have hounded B11l Clinton and pestered Jerry l>rown, but did you know they don't even acknowledge larry Agran 's cmtcnce' The for· mer mayor of Irvine, Calif., wanLs to be president, but the press refuses to take him senously. " It 's not up to the media to dc~rnnme whom we ge t to hear and whom we don 't," press cri tic Jeff Cohen of the watchdog group FA 1R told the Columb1a Journalism Review . "That's not rcpomn g, it 's censorship, " he said. The SF concurs and bestows four thundering thumps on the poliucal press for ignoring poor Larrv: STOMP STOMP STOMP STOMP. For those who occasLOnally lose hope that we'll ever get th1s media creature under control, I would counsel patience . Some b1g guns arc about to JOin the cause. Indeed, the Big Gun was enlisted a few weeks ago by the chaplain of the Senate, who offered this prayer: "Gracious Father. mvcsugative reponing seems epidemic in an e lection year - its primary objecti vc to defarne political candidates. Seeking their own reputation , they destroy another's as they search relentlessly, miCro scopically for some anc1ent skeleton in a person's l1fe Eternal God, help these selfappoin ted 'vacuum cleaner JOurnali st~' to discover how unproducuvc and divi s1vc the1r cffons arc." Amen . Helen Neutzling Helen G. Ncutzling, 82, fonnerClyda M. Fields, 67, of Hartford, ly of Pomeroy, died on Saturday, d1ed Monday, April 13, 1992, at April II, 1992 at Hopewell Health Pleasant Valley Hospital . Care Center in Sumter, SC after an She was a hornemalr.er. Born May 19, 1924, 1n West ex tended illness. She was a retired employee of Columbta, she was a daughter of Ralph 0. Miller, Sr., and Virginia Swisher and Lohse Pharma cy in Pomeroy, and a lifetime member of (Rdcy) Miller of West Columbia. Congregational Church. Trinity Surv1ving in addition 10 her parents arc a daughter and son-inlaw, Brenda S. and Leland E. Surviving are a son, William E. Brown of Powell, Ohio; a son and (Carol) Neutzling of Columbus; a daughter-in -law, Gary L. and daughter, Mrs. Jerry (Rita) Davis Sharon R. Fields, New Haven; four of Sumter; three grandchildren : grar1dchildren, Shari and Erin Craig A. Davis, Traci L. Neutzling Fields, and Matthew and Kristen and Rolland E. Neutzling; two Brown; three sisters, Mildred R. great -grandchildren, llrittany M. Compson, Pearland, Tx ., Esther H. Da vi s and Christopher M. Davis ; Bland, Letart, Judy A. Young, her sister -in -law , Mary Grueser, Letart; three brothers, Eddie L. and a cousm, Ben Grucser. She wa s preceded in death by Miller, Johnny P. Mtller, both of he r husband , Roland Edward West Columb ia, Ralph 0 . Miller, "Plugger" Neulllmg. Jr., Point PlcasanL She was preceded in death by her hu sband, Gerald Fields, Dec. 24, Graveside services will be held 19~1; two sisters, Eva Lou Yonker at the Beech Grove Cemetery in and Eli1.aheth M1Ucr; and a brother, Po meroy on Saturday at II a.m., JakeL. M1ller. with Rev . Roland Wildman offici The funeral will be Thursday, 2 ating. p.m., at the Foglesong Funeral In li e u of Oowers. donation s Home w1th the Rev. William "llud" may be made to ihe American CanHatiicld officiating. Burial will be cer Society 's Mc1gs County Chapin the Graham Cemetery. ter, East Second Street in Pomeroy. Fnends may call at the funeral home Wednesday, 6 to 9 p.m. Jultn Lester Htll , 91. of 237 Ove rlake Drive, Frankfort, died Suml:ty, April 12, 1992, in a nursIn g home there. lie was born on Jan. 4, 1901 and w:J<; a long lime Meigs County resi li ent Among tho se who preceded htm in deat h were two brothers, Willoughby and Eskey Hill, both of Mc1 gs County. He is surv1ved by seve ral local nt cc cs and nephews. Funeral services will be held at the Fisher Funeral Home in Frankfort at II a.m. Wednesday. Friends may call at the funeral horne today fro m 6to 8 p.m . Hospital news Veterans Memorial Hospital MONDAY ADMISSIONS C atherine Burton, Middleport ; Do ra Calaway, Coolvill e; and Pau lmc Rose, Racine. MONDAY DISCHARGES Mary Wingett. IIOLZER MEDICAL CENTER Disc harg es, April 13 · Steven Ebert. MISty Facem11e. lmajcan ll enl)', Hazel Lawson, and Carolyn Y;Jtes. llinhs. April 13 - Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Bea ver, a daughter, Bid wel l. Mr. and Mrs . Michael Delong, a son , Ravenswood , W.Va. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Slaven, a son, Thunnan . State budget deficit continues to soar Court news Marriagt license granttd A rnarr.age li cense has been ll 1s all to apparent that the "roan ng 80 ' s" are behind us in Oh10 . Thos past wcelr. th e Vomov1c h Adm1n1stration announced that due to a projected S743 million shortfall 10 state rev enues lor FIScal year 1992, the Governor' s office of Budget and Manag e ment may be forced to malr.e an across the board 20% cut m sutt govenunent c<pcriditures. Greg Browrung. Director of the Office of Budget and Management, to ld th e Jomt House/Senate Fmance Comminee that unless the Gene ral Assembly enacted the Governor·s package of tax IOCreas · es, th e General Revenue Fund "''Ould end up with a zero balance for 1992 and no money in the state's ramy day ~L One of the main reasons for thiS current fiscal cnsis is the cononumg nationa l recession. Due W thiS currcm recession. Ohio's c:stirnalCd revenues arc down by nearly 5400 million and state c<pcnditurcs an: Sen.]an M. Long prOJCr tcd to exceed csumatcs by Sl81 milli on. State e>pend1tures conunue to nsc due m larEc pan 10 the skyrocketing costs of social scrvtcc _, de mands th at ha ..·e been placed on the state government However. the adrnin1straoon has offered a proposal that ~'OUld ratsc ScOO md!J on by fJScal year 1993 by mcrcasmg the Clgareue and alcohol beverage tax es. Thi s proposal would al so privattzc .St ill e re tail hquor sales and eliminate a cn:dit gtvCfl to vendors who collect stale sales tJ., . Tht s tax packa ge was reJe cte d once befo re by state law makcr.'i when ll was proposed in the govcr· nor' s budget b1lllast year. Due to the fact that this proposal, 1f enact· cd, would mx drasucal ly cunail the current budget def ic it , It appcars that th e leg isla iur c ha 1 st ill nol given 11 much suppon. Democra ts and Republicans alike in the legislature have s ug· gcsted dcahng wuh the dcf1cll in ~ month time frames or rcfmanc1ng ~le debt at lower mtercst rates m ih e hopes o l an eventual economiC recovery and cost savmgs for the Stale. Whatever road 1s taken to deal fi scal emergency . it is the obvious charg e of the lcgoslature to :1 ssurc that thi s bud ge t dcrtc!l is not halanced on the backs of those who can least afford Jt; th e elderly, chil clrcn anrl the working poor. w1~1t ln s As always, pl ease feel lree to call or wnte me. State Senator Jan M ichacl Long, if you have any quesuons or comments about these or any other JSsucs. My number IS (614)466-8156. and my address is th e Sialehousc. Columbus Ohio, 43215 . Why Sen. Specter is running full-tilt 'Tell me you're NOT a WINDMILL ." PHILADfl_PHIA (NEA) - No that a group he could count on m C.S Senate Incumbent is running the election would be more hberal harder for re-election than Permsyl· wom en Republicans, e•·cn Demo>an1a Republican Arlen Specter. crati c women who would cross He IS bemg forred to run full-tilt, party lines to return h1m to the Sen · ncn '" h1 s own party primary, al£ hccausc no member of the Senate ts undc r a.~ full an auad from both <~des of the pohucal specuum. Specrtr. 62. a fonner Philadel phia prosec ullng attorney, was once a Democrat who lost races to But women m Pennsylvama and be Ph1ladclphta's mayor and Penn- across the nauoo were outraged a1 sy lvanta 's governor before finally Specter' s treatment of Anita H1ll wmrung a Senare "'ueair.er in 1980. during the Clarence Thomas cooftrIn thiS campaign for a third mation hearing. As Spt:eter saw 11. term . Specter finds himself in the he wa s only domg h1s jOb, hard uncomfortable position of being quesuons in a couneous manner. attacked by some of the very inter- As many women saw 1t, howe,'Cf. est groups that he has relentlessly he put on his former prosecutor's culuvated over the years. hat for what amounted w a spiteful . For Instance. he has been one of sarcastic cros s·examinauon or a the Senate· s men ardent supporters hostile witness. of aboruoo rights. It is assumed in Specter expresses shock at thiS Washmgton that if the Supreme negative reaction from women. Co urt overturns Roe v. Wade, But he also sees wbat happolt:d Specter would lead 1 lllO'Itmall 10 to Illinois Democratic Sen. Alan est.abhsh legislative proltction for Dixon. who lost his primary in pan abon1on nghts. One might think because of his vote supporting Robert]. Wagman Today in history Ry Tht Associat~ PrtsS Tnc.la y "Tuesday, Apnl 14, t.he l05th day of 1992. There arc 261 da ys ki t tn the year Today\ H1 ghl1gh 11n Hostory· On Apro I 1~. I K6 5, Pre s1 dcnt Abraham Lincoln was shot by John \\'lik e' B<Xllh wh1lc aucndmg the comedy "Our Amcncan CouSJn" at I nrd 's lhc;llr r 1n Washmgton Lmcoln d1cd the followmg mornmg. On 1h1.s dJ !c In 175'J.co mpose rGoorgc Fndcnc Handel died in London. In I775. the l11s1 Amcncan soc iety for the abolition of slavery was '"PII IICll hy flcnJamln Frnnkl1n and llcn)amin Rush. In IXcK. ihc [Jist edmon of Noah Webster 's "American Dictionary of the Enghsh Language" was published. In 1902. J.C. Penney opened his first store. in Kemmerer. Wyo. In 1912, the supposedly unsinkable RMS T1tanic ran in10 an iceberg in the North Atlanoc and began sinking. In 193 1, King Alfonso XIII of Spain went into e<ile, and the Spanish Republic was proclaimed. In 1939. the mot10n picture "Wuthcri ng Heights," starri ng Merle Oberon and Laurence Olivier, premiered in New York. In 1939 , Viking Press first published the novel "The Grapes of Wrath" by John S~rmOO:k . In 1945. American planes f11cbombcd Tokyo and damaged the Japanese imperial palace. In 1956, Ampex Corp. demonstrated its first commercial v1deotape recorder. I In 1981, the f LrS1 test flight or America's first operational space shuttle, the Columbia, ended suc=sfully as the orb1ltr landed at Edwards Air Fon:e Base in California_ In 1985. Jack C. Burcham became the fifth person to receive the Jarvtk 7 permanent artificial heart. (However, he died 10 days lai.Cl at Humana Hospual Audubon in Louisville. Ky.) . Ten yean ago: Speaking before a cheering House of Commons. Bnnsh Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher warned Argentina's navy IlOilO VIOlate a zone set up by her government around the disputed Falkland Islands. Thomas. So Spec te r ha' trr c d to w1n bad his hasc by apolog1zmg for hts "demeanor " wwards Anita H1ll and by cmpha sizmg his prochoice stance. That !alter pos1t1on. thou gh, " turmng 1010 Spec1rr's b1 ggcst prob· lcm: H1s GOP pnmary on Apri I 2R tS s.haptng up as a major te st o! aboruon-nghts politiCS. H1s opponent for the GOP nom · 1nat1on JS Stat e Rep Step hen Fremd, one of the state' s most out · spol.en abortion foes and the lc.1dcr of the anll -abortion forces m the stale leg iSlature. The abortion ~ ~.;; ue is explosive w1thm Pennsylvania' s Rcpubltcan l'liJU:5. In a vOP pnmary two years ago. anu -abortJon actm st Peg Lik · so lk , a politiCal neophyte, came w1lhm an eyelash of defeatin g the 1ncumbent GOP state aud1tor. a pro-choiCe supporter. GOP 10s1ders here believe that Fremd may be able 10 attract 30 pctten1 of the GOP vote strictly on lhe abonion issue. Another 5 percent may swmg his way from uluacooser;auves who tlunk Specter 1.1 too moderate . They are outraged thai, i• 1987. he helped defeat the nominauon or conservative hero Raben Bork to the Supreme Court. The questJon is whether Freind can broaden the base of hi s sup · s umma te poi1Ucal opportuniSt" who has become a member of the Washi ngton establi shment. That may well be a hard se ll here, because there may not by a U S. senator - outside those from Maryland and Virginia , and Sen Joseph Biden. D·Dcl.. who live in their home states - who spends a~ mu ch ttm c at hom e as do cs Specter. For th e pas t 12 years, he has relentle ss Iy crossed and recrossed the state in a non ·stop re-election odyssey . Not count in g the last month nf in tense campaigning , S peeler bra gs that he ha s made I /fiJ separa te stops in the state. His favon tc lin e is from a Pittsburg h ne wspaper, whi c h, in a Thanksg1ving column, noted one thing to be thankful for : "Arlen Spec 1cr " not in town agam today." He ha s alsn started this year with a $3 million campaign war chest, and he is raising more. Many observers believe Specter will survive the Republican primary because the same women who we re angered by his interrogation of Anita Hi II arc t.hc very ones who would he loath to suppon Freind. However, November might be a different story . Specter will probably face Democratic Lt. Gov. Mark port. Sin gel. S~< months ago, Singe! was He IS trymg to do so by playtng not considered a formidable chal up the antJ-10cumbcncy feeling . He lenger, but this ts becoming a very calls Specter "a class 1c and con atypica l elec tion year. hearing on May 4 at 7 p.m. at the Cheshire-Kyger School. The hearing is being held to provide a forum for AEP to discuss its proposal to construct a lime barge unload10g facility and to fill 13.8 acres of waters incl udin g wetlands in the Kyger Creek at the Gavin Plant, and for the Sierra Club, a national environmentali st group, to discu ss the environmental 1mpac t of the proposed work. A second reading was given to the street light ordinance. The ordinance extends the contract at th e curr ent rate but provides for an increase in rate in line wtth a PUCO approved increase . Paul Gerard again voted against the ordinance on the basis of th e passthrough of the rate increase. Counci l also gave a seco nd reading to an ordmancc on cancel· ing a contract with the Washington County Building Department for build1ng permits and inspections. The first reading was given to an ordinance raising from 60 ccnL.:; to $1 per hour th e amount pa id over th e regul<tr salary to employees who do not take health lnSLII· ance from the village. At the request of Bnan Johnson, two parking pbces in front of his V1dco Store will have after 6 p.m. parlung restricted to 15 m mu tcs. Trusse ll reported that the rccy . --Meigs announcements- John Hill Garden Club to meet The Middleport Amateur Garden Club will meet Wednesday at 7 r m a1 the Middleport Presbyterian Church. Sunrise service The Long Bottom United MetllodJSt Church will have sunrise se rvices Sund ay al li:30 a.m. The pubiJc IS InVIted. Veterans group to organize A mectmg to form a chapter of V1ctnam Veterans of Amcnca will be held Monday at 7 p.m. at the Tuppers Plains VFW post hom e. All V.N . era veterans arc encouraged to attend. Funher infonnation may be obtained by calling R43 · 52 X6. Guest speaker Rev Eddie Buffington , Gallipo lis, will be the guest speaker at Naomi Baptist Church in Pomeroy on Sunday at 1045 a.m. The publi c is i nvitcd . Cemetery clean-up The Oliv e Township Trustees wdl begin cleani ng-up cemeteries of that arC<J and arc requesting that fJmi !ics remove all grave decora tiOns before April 26. Sunrise services Sunrise services at the Fellowship Church of the Nazarene , ncar Reedsv ille, wiU be Sunillty m 6:30 a.m. Breakfast will follow . Sunday sc hool at 9:30a.m. and preaching at 10:45 a.m. by Rev . John W. Dou glas. Public mv1ted. !lake sale planned The Willing Workers of St. Paul United MethodiSt Church in Tuppers Plain s will hold a hake sa le Saturday begin n1ng at 9 am . at the church. Pie s, cakes, cookies and c mdy will be available. Singers to perform The Unity Singers under the direction of Sue Matheney will perform on Good Friday at 7 p.m. al the South Bethel New Testament Ch urch , Sliver Ridge. Weather Egg hunt planned RaCJn c Amwcan Legion Post South-Central Ohio 602 will have its annual Easter Egg Toni ght, becoming mostly Hunt Sa turday at noon at the post cloudy. Low around .\0. Wednes horne. All children arc inv1ted. day , variabl e cloudiness. Ht gh in th e upper 60s. Literary Club to meet Ex tended forecast : The M1ddlcport Literary Club Thursday through Saturday: will meet Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. Chiln cc of showers each day . at th e home of Mrs . Daniel M1ld with high s in mid-60s to midThomas. Mrs. Everett Ha yes will have the book reviCW . Roll call IS 70s Thursday and upper 60s to upper 70 s F11da y a nd Saturday. "an unforgettable short stmy." Lows 45-55 . pan ted in Meigs County Probate Coun to Ronald Bruce H11l , 36. and Joy ce Dw nc Otto, 35, both of Pomeroy Divorcr, dissolution granted A d1vorce action has been grant· cd on Me1gs County Common Pleas Co urt to Mam Anne Campbell I rom Gerald Eugene Campbell. An action for diSsolution of marriage has been granted to Denni s L. Han and Vicki!.. Hart . "'~- UllP \1 • !I ' KJ WER MUl.Cir mcdrl f"uD ·~~p~"'f\11« o 1 4-p Y~ ~~~ • l.«luv..o CLEVELAND (AP) - Here arc Monday ni g ht's Oh1o Lottery se lections: dfo wumo.~ l ~·1111~ $299~· Lottery numbers •IJrrvntnL ~ MO rnr 011r ~O\)Oilri.IJ B}VJ.\'iiiGD Pirk J Numbers S-0-5 (fi ve, 1ero, five) Pick 4 ~\umbers 7-7-6-3 (seven, seven. six , ihrce) Ca rds Q (queen) of Hearts J (jack) of Clubs R (e1ght) of Dtamoods Q (queen) of S padcs Buv now for great deals -Boy qu3lity mowel:l. You'll value them for years tD rome. 1l1e Do.ily Sentinel (US PS 213-9GOI Pu blLshr d r11r ry atlernoon . Monda y throu11h Fnday. Ill Co urt S t , Pomnoy, O h10 by l'h e Oh10 Valley Publishing (' ompan yi Multlmed •a In( . Pomeroy, Oh10 4£i7ti9 Ph 992-2 15fi Src o11d clau pnl'l.itf{" f-'l'llrl at Pomeroy . O h10 $369'5 * YIJ""""'IIo-d'V!L'ill Mrmhrr Thr Associated Press. and the i\d v f'r t • ~• n~t: fU- pr nenlahve, Oranh a rn :"o'e wa!Japn SA les. 7J:J T h1rd A:.,enue , 1\'r• Ym·k. Nr w York 10011 P\iM -~- S2 llP"' • Zl' , . , . _ POWER .\fl:tfH""rnodrl • 1-HP ~rr*rnrw • CUI WrNnlltll drc:l • Uc1UW¥t" QUm'd .wftrori dntp POSTMASTE R. Se nd addrtss changes t.o T hr Da•l y Se ntm el. Ill Cour t St . IIUSITUP &NDDIUVIft Lw u..r lfiOw REAr • &-HI' ~•••c•cn•"'(llll' • 'J.f.P""'IrrwcltM ~·12'1111~ Q1•J1!ul-..._m_ drd • POWUI!I!lJU:H"' • ~- (Jirlwr llJIIdar!l l'omrtoy. OH10 45769 0 SUBSt:KJPTJON RATES By Carrlt~r or Motor Route One' w~~k .. .. .. ......... .. ...S1.60 Orw. Month ... $6.95 Yrar $1399' 5 * $10" SAVINGS Oh1 0 Jlirws paprr Assoc:ut.liOn , Natwnal o~ $469!1' lnl W'rCcltr llUCI'IIIWfll ... llld ITJI" """"- .... ... .... ....... ......... ... .. $83.20 SINGLE COPY PRICE Da.1l y _ .25Centa Subsmlwno not deslOfli t.o pay the cani rn111y l'r mtl 1n advancr direct to Til l' Datly Sentlnr l on a lhrte . 811 or 12 l'T mo nlh hallS \redtt Wlll be KJVen earner r:ach wr ek No tuh•mptiOnl by mad permJt Le d m arl"as where home ea rner 1ervic e 18 a vailabl e. Mall Su... c::riptlnRII lru:ide Meig. County I:1 Wf'eh $21.84 26 WPeU . $43 .16 52 Wer i~ ..... $84.76 Ouhride Me ipl.:ounty 13 Wflf'M $23 40 26 We ~ lu $45 50 $~ 40 52 Wer.lu O'DELL LUMBER CO. 634 E. Main St. Vine St. at Tltird Ave. Gallipolis • 446·1276 Pomeroy • 992·5500 LAWN and GARDEN CENTER • 446·7826 150 The Dally Sentlnei-Page--3 _ _ _ __ Meigs EMS units Continued from .:_::_ page 1 . Clyda Fields . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio River Rd. (Acron from Kmartl c l1ng program is moving nght along and thai about 85 households have signed up. She said that pro· mouon posters have been put out, that a worker has been hired to hand out ny ers and that the goal rem ain s 40 percent of all house· holds taking pan. Charles Kitchen met with Co un cil to discus s some street and Side· wa lk rcpa11 10 front of his Da11y Queen on North Second. It was dec ided that the work will be done when other resurfacing is going on in the village, probably withm the next two weeks. Counci l went on record as opposing changing the formula regard1ng base funding for Ohm's se nior citizens program s. It ha s been proposed that the funding be based on population which would mean an increase in funding to urban areas, and a decrea se in fu ndin g to rural areas, such a .~ Meigs where th e delivery cost per person is higher because of tran s· portat1on ex pense . At the request of Bnan Conde. new clerk- tr easure r, his wife, Meli ssa wa s hired as assislant to the clerk-treasurer. Jon Buck, former clerk -treasurer , and his wife, Tam i, his ass tslant , were retain ed as consul tams. Mayor's report showed recc1pts of 54.752.36 for March . Prayer to open th e me eti ng was given by AI Hartso n, Mini stc11al As soci ation repre se nt ative . Attending were Mayor Hoffman and Council mem bers. Dewey Horton, presidcnl, James Clatwonhy, Crooks, Gerard, William Walters, and Jack Saucrflcld. SPRING VALLEY CINEMA · n ,n, ~s~ ~·~r 446 ·4524 7 AII"Ril 10 thru 16 fMLOAl thr11 T HUII ~OA Y I SHPHEN KIN6'1 IIHPWILKIRS I 10. 9 J O [lW 1 l AT / ~U N 1'\AT l )O,l JO ( ~) FURN 'UlLY I 10 P~ o.-.ll! Y," f \U ~ "-" 1 l .'~.l ()0 (G) DISNEY 'S oo.9 ;o o~ J L' IIIJ,T : 00.1 20 (Pr.) WAYNE'S WORLD 'l!j " 1~ 1', ! )0,9 JO OAI Ll '>Al /SU ~ to.'.T: JO,l lO : Pr,. Jl DOllY PHRION In STRAIGHT TAlK 120 .9 20 QJI LT MA l I t'O. l 20 ( Pf, ) ~ A l ! SL'~ WHITE M!N CAN'T JUMP I 1~ .9 lO OAILI ; ~ 1/ ~U/1 "oo-l l l~.J l O ( R) MY COUSIN UINNY JO FM OAitr NO f1Al1Nff ~ I R) ( ~ I~ ~OON ! .'l l(H Afl Stocks Am Elc Power ............. .... .31 3!8 Ashland Oi I ....... ..... ......... .32 AT&T ............ .. .42 Bank One.. .. ........ .... ..45 2/8 Bob Evan s ...................... 28 3/4 Charming Shop... ....... .... .31 3!8 City Holding ... .............. IH 1n Federal Mogul. ... 16 In GoodycarT&R ............. .711/4 Key Ccntunon .. .... ... 18 l/4 Lands End .... ......... ... 34 l/4 Lim1tcd Inc. .......... ... . 24 5!8 Multimedi<J In c. .. .... 26 l/4 Rax Reswuranl.. .I 11/16 Robbins& My ers .. ... I X Shoncy's Inc. ......... . .... 21 1n Swr Bank .... ..29 Wendy lnt'l. ... 12 Worth ingto n lnd . ...... 23 1(2 Stock reports are the 10:30 a.m. quotes provided by Rlunt, Elli.s <Jnd Loewi of Gallipolis. White, Red, Black Chicks...............6/ 5360 White & Colored Rabbits .................55°0 Pekin & Millard Ducks.............. 6;s1350 OOUGIA~ IN STOCK FEEDERS & WATERERS •Please note--Ohio Law requirea that we sell chicks & ducka in lots of aix. Section 921-62 NEWSIES ; lT ,tS u~ BIITHOUIN ~ Meigs County Emergency Services units answered the following calls on Monday: 9:56 a.m ., Columbia station to Rutherford Road for a ftre at the Mendale Jordan residence ; 12:28 p. m., Pomeroy unit to Rock Spring s Road, Nancy Radford to Holnr Medical Center; 12 :33 p.m., Middleport squad to Ash Street, Celia H1te to Veterans Memorial Hospi ta l; 4:57p.m., Pomeroy squad to Me1gs High School, Ann Brown to Veteran s; At 5.50 p.m., Tuppers Plams unit to State Route 7, Dora Mac Calaway was treated at the scene; ~:02 p.m., Racine squad to Bashan Road for George Robens, tran sported to St. Joseph Hospital; II :49 p.m., Rutland squad to Union Street , Clara Phillips to Veterans. At I : 13 a.m. on Tuesday, Ra cine unit to Main Street. Carol TC<Jford was taken to Holzer. !lOUT! 1\ WL SI IAqc:J.-IN ..-TINlU !>ATURD.I.T I ~lltttlA1 . !AII:GAIN NfllHl TU£~Ml r answer calls 1n "liP~! ( 1/I SIIi'Kl" STOP IN AND SEE OUR SELECTION OF PARAKEETS, CANARIES, COCKATIELS, FINCHES, HAMSTERS R&G FEED & SUPPLY CO. 399 W. Main-Pomeroy-Ph. (614) 992·2164 �., .page 4 The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio • • TUesday, April 14, 1992 TUeSday, April 14, 1992 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio CONTEST RULES 1. Just color one or more the drawings on these pages, fill in the blanks and take your entry to the sponsoring store before 12 Noon, April 17th. 2. Entries will be judged in two different categories: ages 4·8 and 9·12. 3. Children may enter as many pictures as they like but can win only one prize. 4. Crayons only may be used to color pictures. 5. Decisions of the iudge will be final. FIRST PRIZE ••••••••• S15.00 SECOND PRIZE •••• Sl 0.00· THIRD PRIZE •••••••••• S5.00 Page 5 HEY BOYS A~D GIRLS, ENTER THE 1992 EASTER COLORING CONTEST AND HAVE A LOT OF FUN AND EXCITEMENT. YOU MAY WIN UP TO 5 15 AND IT'S SO EASY TO ENTER. co o~in ~ ~ The Dally Sentinel ENTER EASY LOTS WIN Of CASH FUN! PRIZES! AS omN TO AS ENTER! YOU UIEI ·------------------------------- ------------------------------- 1 I I I I I Name _ Name _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __p, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Age _ Address _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ __ Address _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ee_ _ __ 1 Phone - - - - - - - - -- - - PRESCRIPTION SHOP MIDDLEPORT. OHIO ----------- Name _____ ~dd r e s s Age _ Name _ _ _ _ __ __ _ _ ____p,ge _ __ ~ Phone _ I I I II Address _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ Phone - - - - - - - - - -- K&C JEWELERS POMEROY. OHIO ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY L- ----------- -------- - - -- ------~ POMEROY. 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I I Phone Phone 1 I I I I CROW'S RESTAURANT I BROGAN WARNER INSURANCE POMEROY OHIO I POMEROY. OHIO I I ~------------------------------~ ----------------~----- - -------~ L----------------~-------------· �The Daily Sentinel Sports TUesda~Apnl 14, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Business Services 1992 Pa~ By JOE KAY CINCINNATI ( AP) - John Smaltz now remembers how it feels to lose. It 's frustrating and maddening, even tf it 's been e ight month s between losses. "It's been a long time," Smaltz said Monday night, after th e Cincinnati Reds knocked him out of tht game in !he lhinl inning of a 54 victory over Atlanta. " I plan to make it a loog time. to stan a new ·---" Su=<. The one !hat ended Monday was something special Smaltz won hi s last si x dec isions in the 1991 regular season. went 2-0 in the NL playoffs. a nd opened !his season wilh a wm. He hadn't lost since Aug. 15. After JUSt 2 1/3 innings Monday. .. Tiffin falls to Rio Grande nine two hits apiece. Matt Hoover had the loss for Tiffin, in which Jo sh Link, Brett Muche, Chris Hou se and Chad Freias had two hilS each . Both team s had three errors each. In the second game, freshman pucher Phil Kuhn took his season record to 3-0 by holding the Dragons to two hiL~. while Jimmy Lee gave up six to the Redmen, who had one error to Tiffin's two. Rio Grande advanced on a two for two finish by Shannon Bossen, who recorded a home run and a single, and on a two-run homer by Enc Mclean. Link was one for two and Don Watren went one for three with a home run to lead the hosts ' hitt ing. The win s took the Redmen to 12- 11 on the season. 7-1 '"the dis trict and 5-1 in thc MOC. The team returned to action at home thi s afternoon with a twtn btll agam st Ohio Dominican. Four stolen bases by co-captain James Lewis yielded three runs for the University of Rio Grande base ball team as it edged Mtd -Ohto Conference rival Tifftn Universlly 15·13 in the opener of a double· header ill Tiffm Saturday. The win provided th e Dave Oglesby -coached Redmen with enough momentum to seize the ni~htcap 7.J. The Redmen opened MOC action last week with a sweep of Cedarvill e and a split with Urbana. Rcdmen pllchcr Chad Carroll (4 -2) surrendered 13 hils to th e Dragons, but the Redmen advanced on a 10 -hit fintsh to lead 13 -7 before Tiffin came back late m the game to tie. Rio Grande escaped with two runs in the sixth inning to clinch tht victory. Co<aplllin Shawn Haning had a grand slam to htghlight the Red men hitting, which saw Carroll , Jason Wright and Eric Parrish net The University of Rio Grande softball team snapped an 11-game winning streak held by Lake Erie College when it rallied in !he last inning of the bouom half of a doubleheader at Painesville Sawrday. Rio's Peck earns berth in nationals . ~ATIO:'>IAL ··- [.ut~m LEAGLE 01.-lJion GB 2 Pet. 71 4 4 4 2 ) 6/;,7 ~J l l ~ ) S 6 .500 PS 150 ll Ll JI W L Monoul 5 PansburJ,h Plul.oddplw Ch><o&• s.. 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JAml Plu.hdc.Jrtu' W nhmgton Or l1ndo f'tn lr •l Dhbk'" 1 fluc 1go 6~ l-1 t ·Ont lartd ___ S4 2A J~ 60~ !g I 2l 311 4 \ 4~ Allanll (lAibnndt 1·0 ) 11 Cl n cl n ••11lllammond 1-f),l2;35 p.m. 11 1: anu ~t ,J .. .tullee H 4? l l 4~ Ch.& rl on( )Q 468 192 38 S L..o. 1\ ngcla iOJed • 0- 11 ~ 1 ll otJ<tnn (Pomos•l ()..(1 ), 4 M p m St. Louu (ft ..'uhury 0 (I~ 11 )lilont:u l OWl 1-0), 1ll p m Ch!C IIO (Mnf)l n Q. [) 11 f'1111hurgh (T mnlin 1.{1), 7 35 p m Pbil.addptu• (Abbott 0. \ ) 11 !\c• Yort (Gooden 0. 1}, 7 4(l p m I>lqo (Buth.ro 0-1) II S1n Fnncu co (l.ctfe:ru ()-I). 10 05 p m AMERICAN LEAGCE Dh"lon PeL NewYod: . 6 0 1000 TOI'OI'IlO .. 6 I 8~ 7 BeltiJnore 1 4 429 8od.on.. · Milwaukee 2 4 333 2 <1 3D · Clt•Nnd ·---- ..1 . llcttott... I ~ 6 u• l4J .. ' ll ' ' ~' ll Wtstern l)hb;luft ()Uland . 6 I 8~7 Tu.• ..... 6 2 7~0 OK&ao- .~ 2 714 3 soo I WWa<u ... . .... 3 . C&lilomia ........... 3 Sallie ... . 3 laMu G1y .......... 0 4 419 S 7 )7S 000 ll 3 3l Monday's scores ' Baltimore I, 8ollM 6 Drelr.tt 7, Omland ~ ~ID I . S.tlle 0 OUimd 6, l.anJu Cny I New Yoct S, Torontn 2 Californil J. TCUI 0 ~1-<l~lllp. m 2~ 14 14 ~ .. \t idwn l ()h lsion W L PrL T t am r 1· ~..~n 1 'i;.t n Anlnmo 4~ 6 5 4\ n Hi Hoo..non S21i !OS """" Dall u D S6 ~ 20 SK 2'91 250 )I~ .\ i mncaa o !4 fo4 \79 17 ~ S2 17 B 65~ P n Ilk Dh takm w. D 1QIJ 52 T1 so l9 46 D f..'ill 63 3 SR2 I.A n~ 44 J4 I. A Lakm 4 : 37 Satnmcmo I1 52 l dmch cd r!• ynff hcnh y cliOChod dl'nJH.., mk 1 clmched oonf~ IItle Sb4 Wi }42 ' Port11nt1 1 Golden Suu: l PhoeruJ • - Se.1tl~ (, 10 I!~ \<IS 29 ~onday's scores ~ew len:cy II 0, Orl 1ndo l ()4 Gunao 100, Atl•ma 9) CLih 1)1, Go1dm S 1.1 ~e: ~ LA Wen 100. Dcn... cr•n Tonij:hl'!ii gamts rhk.11" 11 Clot ,..ftand, 7:JI p.m. l"e• lmey at Mwm 7 )0 p m Wutunpa t New Yon. 1::W p m Donon 1 1 P!uladdpha, 7 3{l p m. Tornntn . Detroit (Tunll .. I) 11 Clt•t llad (,\,__ •tJ. 7<.15 p.m. Ow-ott 11 Mil waukee, 8 )(} p.m . Dallal 11 Stn Ant..uo, 8 30 p m S.cum ento 11 LA . Cl1ppcn 10 30 p m. Seank- 11 Phocnu,l030pm. ~ntinel 1 "\6 11 1\dJrru Di vb ioo ~1 ::.!l If) If~ l:O 1 1 Ruffalo 31 ~\ 2.~ ~ J 1 !Lutlord 0Jd:>et: Q~ ~~ IM 41lll MoN. thru ~ orr l ! Dl~ls l on Tum W l y lktrO! l 4 22~1) 1 Om:.1go \fl 1 St Lru ~ t -MmnC5ol.l Jtl 33 \ l l :i 4il I, roron to !O 4 ~ 1)1 T • Ada oulaKie Galli. , Muon or Meap counliet mt.&lll be prepa1d 1 • Recei•e di.acount for &d. paid 1n ad,..nte. 1 • Free Ada: Giveaway and Found ad. uDder IS "tfi"'rda will be run 3 da)'l at DO charte· • Prw:e of ad for all capitaJ letlt:ra U doubLe prkr: of ad co.l • 7 point line lype only 11.-ed I • TribuM: M not re.ponaibLr for erron .1fttt f1nl d.1 (rt-:lt lor uron fLrat day ad ruftl m paper). C.U before 2 :00p .m. day after publ.cal10n lo make correction • Ada that Moul be paid an achanct are : C..rd of Thank.. Happy Ad. In Memoriam Yard Sala • A claaifw:d advertiaernenl placed iD the CaUipolia Da1ly T rihuM (exeepl Cluaif.M !Nplay, Ru.aineu Card or l.qal N otice~) Wlllaleo appear in tbe Point P&ea .. nl R~loer a.nd thoe Daily Sentind , read1i~ oYer 18,000 ho"'ea ALL 1/o3 :lB "!hf. Til 7 269 Su1 lose 11 ~fl 1 dlf1chcd piJyoff heM ~ won d i"'UIOn u•Jc ~ whr vou '\hould mvf;'St m L S SJ vmg.. Rand>;. \\' 1th IU't .J httlt• mon(·,· trom eac h pavched. vou can OUI Bonds t hr ou~h 111<' ra ~ rol l \a v m ~\ r la n a t wor~ Jtnd out hm••l' ~ \a\Jn~\ Bond~ J[l ' rnalmg Ament an d ream"' J rl'a h t ~ -\ \ J.. \ HUJ l' mplo~t'l nr t dll 1 I llOO 4 L;~ BO:-.:D lor more mlorma tlon ;\rut>l .. " " " ' ·•lli> •'"' " 'P~r"' DISE IN CLEIBINCE PRICED Bias IS 15 consecut1ve I 675--Pt . 98S~r 3RS-Vinlon 245-Rto Grande 25b-Gw,..n Ollt. 643-A.ral.ia OWl. 379-WaJnul 843- Portland 247-ldart FaU.• REASONABLE RATES "'"'l( l'ttu.al 1~531-1440 Cro-. ~ 949- Rac:in ~ 88 2-:\.e-- H•• eo 89 :;..Lnan 742- Rulland 9 3 -; - BWTaio CLA SS IFIEDS ... Th" Way I( I 11olume 75, Page 1t3, lleigo County l..NH Recorda. Velma Stobart II drilled und.r recorded in Yolume 64, Page 26t, lleigo County laMe Recorda. George Thoi .. 12 drlled under I•••• recorded in Yolume 73, " - 111, llelga County l..NH Recorda. Rodney Tuttle II drilled under le11e recorct.d in Yolume 7S. Page 521, lleiga County laMe A-*. Sold oil 1nd gu wella I•••• IN STOCK CLEARANCE EROY HOME & AUTO 600 EIST Ull n. 992·2094 rMIGCri & Now BeiDlells ~obile 1391 Safford SGoal Rtl. Cal (61 4) 446-94 $ .20 $ 30 3 123~2Atn J&L $ .42 $ 60 $.05 / day COMMDlCL\L aad RESWt:.Vn.U. nco; tSI1MA1T..., 614·949·2101 or 949·2860 (lo Suacloy ~JAYMAR Quality Stone Co. SIZED LIMESTONE FOR SALE Call614-992-6637 St. Rl. 7 Cheshire, OH. POIIEIOY Ohio 11/1 41ttn General Gov Birlhday Keilh Wisecup! or-.. Cboir:. of t2 calon alicing jSillndlanllo Ul <loon "tad oiJIIa r Love, Your Family I J lor tf , M t WII:Ubar 301<50 • r r f'ROY-BIJ,f' 0.. s.n. SIJ.I.-.- Of Tt.,.-11111 1\len New Ia Guonn- r.~iii-Eiiii~~s" 3-16-1 mo pd It 50 Waf, ...... tilio•513-lll5 • TilfORD'S COUIIDY ClUB "'"' ...... •........ 'JUt-. •• lor'60 "'"---'4.00 . . o(llfo ...... . . . . . . .otkll ' - - ""0""';. ---. 46317 s- ...... Scout~ ~. Oh. Road YOUNG'S WPDml SEIVKI -Gu-m::~:·t · ~ --Roo.' IF . • (RIEf~lWATES) V. (.YOUNG Ill 99H21S oy, Olio P • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • PONDS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • R&C EICIYITING BUllDOZING SEPTIC SYSTEMS LAND CLEARING WATER& SEWER UN ES BASEMENTS & HOME SITES HAUUNG: Limestone, Dirt, Gravel and Coal Licensed and Bonded PH. 614-992-5591 12-S-tl n DK'i FARM TOYS ~l) DALLAS I(_ WEBER - o.n.t AU SWlS - VllltlGI _. County, will offw ro, .... Lawn Mowing. hrt ili2ing, Weeding, and Seeding. Shrub ond Tree Trimming I Remo•al R-llol& Commordal rree E•timlltet ~. 1 . .. . . . NEWOPENlNG SUMMER IMAGES 2 Illites on ltyaell Run Rd. POMEROY, OHIO NEW SCA WOLFE BED 12 VO.~s ...... $25.00 16 Vids ...... $30.00 I Visit. .....$3.00 992-2487 or 992-7814 4-7·92·1 mo. pd HOWARD EXCAVATING f-·---.... - - · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - I NO\l YOL I SEE IT . M ill I I I I I I I 3 YOU IJON'T' M0\1·: Ytll ' IC nn~~- 3 N.-..-,.....~r..- 3 l .lou-s \ OlJH Cl.t\S..~IFif:lt t\U ONI.l. $3.33 1178 Che•rolel Pickup Truck, Serlo! NO. c. ______________ CGL2S8Uii5411, wil aell oa 1'' - -- - - ia. 7 . _ _ _ _ __ II . _ _ _ _ __ ... MEICUIANill S I· . I-~ S _ -----Sealed blda will be 1•· - - -- - - accepled at the office of ... II._ - - -- - • . ---------- l:l. ---------clerk until 7:00 P.ll April20, II. 1. ---------1912. Bi• wll M opaned •t ~~· -----rs. te. IIIIa ll01e. &ida Clll be aent Is. ----. . . _ . .. . . . 54,1112.07. to 23231 1111 Road, Racine, I Terma of Srtle: Coah 1 C ~ S II ON I.\'. MAII . UR 1'1 - \ CE .H Of'I'IU 0111o 45nl, 247-3125. 011 llRd ga wello ClftROI BoardoiTrua- I 11tlnl tt nf' "nrrl in f' t1 C"h "Jl • N' .~.n .... F..-rh in ili•l f'r rr-r .r ri(WfT"I , ...... . . . •nrol ( "'"'"' ... btl aold lor lua than two.. no-~ .dol,-,.,, ur rho"" n wmbrt if •~ ll..-.d lu.- .\prtl .\fl . 1......, W"~Jillm D. Gr""'"" thlrda of the opprolaed Chriak>phor T. Wollo I value. DanR. Hil II""~ rou"" or'" t•trrN · J~m• II. Soulaby, Clorlr, Joyce Whila I (• 11 . .... "'I'J"""'' '" c.n ...... l.. ll... h T ·~"-. l't •.,._....... a..p.. ... . ..... r"-• "1 l l.ooh ".-n•,.,..l I She<ill of lleiga County, Oh. f4) t 4, 17 21c (4) 7, 14, 21, 31c 11-.IC 'I II AN Yot ' CAN ~ \Y "AfiR Af. A(),\ BRA ~" \IITII t\N ;\ll 11'1 TilE - COUKIAIII T*n ... ' " • IIIIPU YlD 1r Til QUAIJTT PIIIIT SHOP EIIUPOII'. Oil tn·DM-I:ll-.t l,. 747-117...... l:tl FRH M,\CH :. r. 992-3838 SHRUB & TREE TRIM and REMOVAL •LIGHT HAULING •FIREWOOD BILL SlACK 992-2269 USED RAILROAD TIES 4+91-rlo : ,~t}IIIN tl I I I t:llliiiT STR F. F.T (all ~~1(r - 23 · l2 L----------------------------------------------J WANTED Old Currency Dated Between 1861-1929. Especially National Bank Cur~ncy from any state_Paying $.300.00 and up lor spec ific pieces from Rae ine. Pomeroy, M1ddleport and Ravenswood PETE SIMPSON Evenings Hi14- 764-2101 BISSEll & BURKE CONSTRUCTION •New Homes oGerates eCo•plete f lllE ESTIAUlU 985·4473 667-6179 'J(atF.ryn WHAlEY'S AUTO PARTS '}.{uufows Specializing In Cullom "SPECIAUZING .. SLATE 311815 Gold Ridgo Rood Pomer-oy, Ohio 45769 Welcome Slates $20.00 Cualom Painlinga 614-992-2242 4I2I92Jlln I Re•odeling Stop & Compare 7-1-92-lla OR CANVAS" Til t: Dt\IIY [~TI .II-\TES 4-2""2 · ... TilE IIAII.V SENTINEl. Cl.ASSIFIF.IIS. TilEY 1\011" l.IH ' BULLDOZER . BACKHOE ond mACKHOE WORK AVAILABLE. SEPTIC SYSTEMS, HOllE SITES and mAilER SITES, LANOCLEARING, DRIVEWAYS INSTALLED UIIESTON~ mUCI((NG 3- 13---92 .... • PUBUC NOTICE The Boord of Truo- ol Letort Townahlp, lleiga 614-94~2627 1-13-'92'- t mo. Pain - Racine, Ohio 45n1 Public Notice ICEYII'S Uft IUINTEIAIICE Calf.~ 1\. Loml S~allr!e742-2012 s.~~. -----~ J Barno &S.,... • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Revonue............... 7,441.19 TOTAL RECE!PTS ...... .200,384.67 EXPENDITURE DISBURSEMENTS: Best Pricoo & Service lor Poat F . - Gorages & 539 Bryan Place Forry (40)! Happy •The Area's Number 1 Marketplace ~~:!,;·· ..···········-··3·808. 13 14 tic T&M BUILDERS JAMES KEESEE ANAHCIAL REPORT OF TOWNSHIPS For lhe F'IOCal y - Endod December 31 , l9lll Mei1..8~•1age ga nty, Ohio GOVERNIIENTAL FUND REVENUE RECEIPTS: T 125 813 03 UOL. ........-.... ... • · Ucenaoa, Pwmita nd t 1 ~ ..............3, 625·00 lnlergovemment.l R 51 n evenue... _ ......... ,&86. (4) 1 2 :In -lnsulatton Middleport Calls) 211VJ2 •Replacement Window •Roofin9 Lordy, Lordy, Look Who~ Ohio New Ga111ps • Replace•e•t Wi•dows Roc. ltltlitio•s • Roofing INSULATION 992-2772 or 742·2097 Ga~llls. New Ho•es • Yi•yl Sieling AUUIES KEN'S IPPUINCE SERVICE 992·5335 or ,, 985-3561 Happy Ads •-& looting _H~abJJag BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. lrl•! II I• Or We Pkk L',_ POMElOY, OliO Public Nollce under INII recorded in • BAR U CRAIN 00. •00. MIX Qw&ty Hi EffideiCJ ~ COIIItio.en, Heat ~ MICROWAVE OVEN a•tl VCR REPAIR IerMa f,.. ,_, Offke ll7 E. SocoiOII Sl. I•••• SAWS -TRIMMERS ACCESSORIES HllSeball 3·15·'92-1 mo. pd. <al312-1697 • 4 .i ~n i7 6--Applr 742-2138 u..aro--oo...~a......,. runs, broken up days Wlll be Volume 74, Page 411,11eiga County LaMe recorda. Dan old llouror I I drilled under recorded in 11olumo 76, Pogo 7rt1, lleigo County LaMe Recorda. Raymond Rowe II drilled L T TRUCK TIRE RADIALS Transactions ria.h• 'f>'in&. 1S under I•••• recorded tn •NEW •RETREAD •USED FARM nRES pm N 'i Rangen 11 To!nfl lo, 7 )~ p.m Wutnngton at P\IUbu TJ,h , 7 )5 p m Calgary 11 Stn JON:, 10 35 p m NORT\l STARS - I Pomeroy t.••• 801tor1 MIN~ E fOTA Signed Trent Kl•tt. 992- Middkport.l -;-t;... · Wednesday's gamfs NaUonal Hockey Lf•JU• LOS ANGELES KINGS - S1aned 11J11 !Iiller, rid\1 winS. T&TLAWN Callia County Me~ Count~ ~lru;on Co .. ll"Y Area Code 614 Area Code 614 Aru Code 304 T RWT&lo at ~. 7 35 p m Dctro11 n Ml!lf\..,....., Airo p m Oucago II St. l.cal!S, 8.)5 p m Wmmpc:g 11 Edmonton, 9 05 p m Hockey It 50 Waf, ...... Olio •l!l-llll 2I20I92ll mo. Classifwd pages cover the following telephone exchanges... 446-C.Jiipoli• 36 7 - Ch<ohi~ COAL LIMESTONE AGRICULTURAL LIME ··~ iiiE'iii'lir 1:00 p.m Fnday o•-·, Tonight's games Wrona, ulrhtr, l'tom Naah.-llk. NEW YORK MFJ'S - Pll.cM Vm~ Colema n, ootfieldcr, on the 15 -ch y d a1 •bled hat. rwc.ctiv~ to April! 0. Th~ay 64 7-C ool .tile 11olwno 73, Pogo 2T7,11eigo County LaMe Rec:ords. emmenl......37,3ttl.35 Dungalo 12 drilled under Public Safoty.. _ ...32,11H.07 lone rec:orded in Volume Public Worb.........71,486.04 c "' Hoallh.....................31,582.73 73. Pogo 247• ··-· -ga oun., Capital Oullly........ 1t,3!12.62 1..8•• Rocorda. TOTAL DISBURSEWeber-Ritchie IS and 171 IIENTS-....... 192,806.81 drilled under loaae recorded Tot.al Recaipta T>Ve<l on _Yolumo 73, Page 959, under Oiob........... 7,5T7.86 ll11ga County leon OTHER ANAHCING recorda. SOURCESI(\JSESI Lawrence Bush II drilled Opo<ating under I•••• recorded in TrMafera-ln 7 000 00 Volume 74, Page 341, lleigo Opo<ating ......... ' · County laMe Recorda. T 1 nul 7 000.00 ~•~- · C •'VH omm II an d 12 Fund Coah Balance drilledYolundor 1-p recorded Jan. t, 19111........25,065.99 ln um• 73, age 931, Fund Gaah Balance llolgo County loue Dec. 31, 19111..... 32,643.85 Roc:orda. SUMMARY OF Jolon Hill II drilled under INDEBTEDNESS 1.... recorded in Volume , OUTSTANDING ~ PT 2 1 ~ Melga County ' Jon. I, 19111 ........ 22,865.71 •• ocorH 1•· RETIRED................ t6,000.00 G oorge o lor 11 drilled OUTSTANDING under le.. e recorded in o.c. 31,1 DOL ......7,132.02 Yolumo 73, Page 847, lleigo Cash fund CouCecnl)'1 laMR~orda. . Balance...............32,643.BS 1 12 dnled Depository ~ der 1eae;.:corded . in S..lance ...............S4,36-4.lS ~ 1 ume 73' •• Ro 187, lletga Total Treaaury CouEthnty laMW• ocorda. Balance..............S4,364.3S • arner II drilled leu Outalanding ~ der ~~·; recor~ Cher:b ............... 2!,720.SO Cou1ume laM 451, ...;,.. TOTAL BAL. .........32,643.85 E nty A~ Cem. BeqnMta........3,300.00 mona ma I tiled Tota1... ..................... 3S,N3.8S under ••••• recorded In I certify the following Yolumo 74, Page 627, lleigo report to be correc:l ond County' l.aaae recorda. lrue to the beal of m Lorane Dailey II drilled ~ Y under recorded in Joyce Witte, Clerk 1 3/la/9 Yolum• 74, Page 113,11eigo 2 County laMe Reconla. 232311 Hill Rd. Otia Knopp IIA drill~ (614) 247-3125 ls!tndcn I, Wuh.J.nKL<•ll,llc National Uas~ CINCINN..._TI REDS - Optlon~d Milt 11111. pltther, to Nuh•lllt of tht Am~rkan AuodaUon. Called up R k k 6 under lease rKorded in 2\3 )50 rm Buffalo. ~ 35 p m ,'>;c w J cr1e~ 11 N Y h! &ndcn, 7 D IS NOTICE OF SALE By virtue ol an Eucution iooued out of the Common Ptoao Court ol llolgo County, Ohio, in the c.ae ol J. D. Drilling Compony, ol al., Plainlifla, againal W- • Ballald • Oenangelo P•rtnerahtp, •t at, Delendanta, upon a t'udgmont therein rendered, being C..e No. ti·CV-50 in aaid Court, t will oHer lor aale, at lhe Iron! door ol the Court Houae In Pomeroy, Ueiga County, Ohio, on tho 121h day ol lily, 1992, at I 0:00 o'clock A.ll. lh • lollowing oilond goo we11a: Harlan Ballard II drilled 8229 3 29\ T! 24 0 239 71 211~ 298 11 3 Public Notice Most of the time. it takes mon('V. And that means stani n~ to no v. ~ !hat you r an rrach ~·ou r ~oal\ m th(' tutuw_That''. 'l.;cw l cn~y S, P1 1uhurgh l Phli • d~lpfm fl . Toronw '! Jl fl5L {W1 ~. lh nfnrd ] Quebec 100 p.m HAULING Ou Spriaf Slid.-an Of T• • .,.Bill: 1llla. N- Ia S.oel. Over 15 Words $4 .00 $6.00 $900 $13.00 $1.30 / day ' Water Heaters. TRDY-BII.f' (;LASSD'IEDS GET RESULTS - FAST! 26(J 11 MonUPI, 7 35 p m llart!Ofd at Ptuladclp1111 , 7 'l"i 1:00 p.m. M onday 1:00 p.m T U('Slb~· 1·00 p m Wt'dn~~ Hwsieg Pr.-.s. Sf TffQ 81 [TSJIGN Satur day charged for each day as separate ads . Monday '..; scores ~Y 1S Rates are for 70 D9 1M t.~ BO 29'1 )Q 1 Rate 614-985-4180 looHAhor6p.a <al985-4192 Appron.t M-lwi•M n I DJ I IIDIIrl 37632 West Shade Rood Pomeroy, Olio 45769 •Vinyl Siding Smyth r Di•lslon 4\ 26 l l 0) Til 2A4 \~ 10 14 84 'lSS 293 36]'1 10 31 ]2 ! ~ }0 l7 I 1 Words I0 Monthly y Van,ou vt:r 1 Loa An gr:le. t l:dmOflton t WtMipcg C•lgny 1-oo pm RATES Days 011., WY. & H.U.D. lri'DJ'rUDIU DAY BEIURE PUBLICATION 5 Gt' GA 91\11'1252 81 254 231 1q 8A.M. -5r.M. - SAT.S-12 CwsEn SuN DAY ru.. l~ FRI. POLICIES CO~FERF.~CE CAMPBELL COPY DEADLIN E Monday Paper Tuesday Paper Wednesda y Paper Thur>day Paper Friday Paper Sunda y Paper Call 992-2156 BILL AID CAROLYN McDANIEL liVE SOLD Otrr! 14 2KJ2U f,) 2J) ~ 0 .C:~ 2M ~ 12 11 \3 plan VALLEY INC. INTERIOR & EXTERIOR 304-273-5555 To place an ad Southern htlla'S were Lisle wtlh rwo singles, Wickline wilh a smg lc and home run , Ebosbach a double. and Keith Jones a tkluble. Again st Me igs Saturday tn Rac ine. Southern defeated Meigs 5- l. Sophomore Jeremy J.T. Northup piC ked up hi s first varstty win . hurlin g a three-hiner, fanning three, walktng JU St one and gi >·ing up only one run. Stanley and Jemny l'llalin combmed for eight strikeouts and four walks for Meigs. Leading 3- 1 go ing into the fourth innmg , Trent Cleland reached on a fiekla' s choice, Billy Jones singled, and Keilh Jones laid down a perfect suicide squeeze to sc ore Cleland _ Bill y Jo nes later scored 011 a Meigs cnu- to pu5lt the score to 5-1. So uth ern hitters were led by Joey Hen sler with two singles, Scott Lisle a double. and singles eac h by Billy Jones, Keilh Jones. Kyle Wt ckl me, and Jeremy Northup . Me1gs hiucrs were S1anley with a double . and singles each by Gb.ze and Reiber. Inning totals Sou !hem .. ....... 0 13 000 3 - 7 6-0 Oak Hill ...... 010 100 0 -2-5-D Grueser (WP) and Billy Jones McCorkle (U') and Dale NOW OPEN FOR SPRING SEASON Complete &ne beclrlilg IIIII vegetable_ plants Blocilling and Foliage H....a, Baskets Large seledion shrvbery and trees IMge Selection of Easter Rowers lime 'Taitt ,.. , .. O.t ()( ,..tirg - Let u, ,.,, Fot r.. • Rt. 2 Mt1lwood, W.Va. th is afternoon with a doublelleader aga inst Concord (!N .Va.). 4 Ponbnd n llowton. 8 30 p m. 11 n another run for a 5-l ie3d. endmg Smaltz's ouung. Le arn returned to action at home V1ncwver II U. Angclc.1 , 10 H p m Golden Sllte 11 Mumeaou, I p m Dlarla.v. •t lndl&nl , R 30 p m Tonight's games N., Yod (JohnJOn 0.0) 4~ 111. .5 595 4? L CO:WF.RE~CF. Patrkk l}h•b;lon W l T rt.. CFGA r .... y·N Y RanJI=TI 49 2J "i 10] 3! 1241 4 ~1/!" 9SJ:'IJ2/1 l · Wutu.n gtoo 38 30 11 t7 2X9 ~2 1·Ncw Jency 38 ] 1 9 HS D~ 300 l PitllbufEh J J 3~ \ \ 77 2X4 1o/1 NY laianden WALF.S K~l .•u I fXlm 11 W ... 'A By SCOTI WOLFE Syracuse 992-5776 In the NHL ... ~ ootreal x Host0<1 InJ u n• T~ Druul t, g r m Poru1nd 11 D•Uu. 8 30 p m L A l..a.kcn 11 Dow c:, 9 p m lloustaut U1&h . 9 }{) p m y Wednesday' s gamt>s [utiPfll Philadciph11 I I Orl1ndo .? 30 p m Bolton 11 0 " 1lll Allantlc Oiw iJ.IOn (Walk0. 1),7 35pm ~uladd phu (Co a ! 01 11 ~ .... Yort cv~ . 1·0) , 740pm lol An£dCS ((HidJ OIU \ 0) II 11f\UJ U)n(B Hm f)'0. 0), 835 pm s..n I:hqo (Hrn a~ I 0) 11 San h ancu co (Bud; cuO 0) . 10 1~ p m S., Lu} In thr NBA ... Alluta ( A~try 0- 1) at Ci nci nnat i (Swinddll·l l, 7:JS p. m. (I'o'abnalz J-{1), 7 3~ r m Ch!ct!O (Jacison 0 ] ) I I 11 K1.nU1s New Y od. 11 ..._tiiJlLI , 1 30 p m CWnland at Charlotlt, 7Jf p.m. Agriculture Southern baseball team posts victories over Oak Hill, Meigs Correspondent Coach Mick Winebrenner' s " I had a good chance to pitch Southern Tornadoes broke open a on and win the game if I get Brag- close game wilh three runs in the gs ," Smoltz said . " That preny seventh inning to claim a 7-2 basemuc h took the wind out of my ball victory over the host Oak Hill Oaks Monday. sails." Soulhern, now 5· I overall and It showed. Paul O' Neill walked, 3-0 in the SV AC, is tied with East· em and North Gallta for ftrst. Andy Grue ser pitched a great game, allowing just five hilS, walk Katie Roy hit her second RBI of mg just two and posung 11 strikeouts. The win was Grueser's first the game to win tht coolest 4-3 for the Rio ladies, following a 10-1 varstty win , giving Soulhem anolh· cr proven hurler in Its four -man roloss to the Storm in the opener. Roy , a freshman from Wesrer- talion. vtllc, was two for four in the sec· Dale McCorkle suffered the loss and game with a triple to highlight for Oak Hill. He fann ed thre e, Rio Grande's hitting. Robin Stull walked four and gave up six hits. was two for three to romplement Soulhem took a 4-1 lead in the the Redwom en's seven -hit finish third inning compliments of a Kyle for the game. Wickline home run. Oak Hill added Starr Philpot (6·6 ) held the a single run in the fourlh to make Storm to seven hit s, in which the score 4-2, then Southern added Heather Lllie led the way by mak· three in the fmale for the 7-2 score. mg her two at-bats counl Heather In the last frame, Southern's Kinney took the loss from the Chris Ebersbach doubled, Grueser pitcher's mound_Rio Grande com- walked, and Billy Jones reached on mitted no erro~ and Lake Erie had an error to score Ebersbach. Ron three. Spaun walked and Scott Lisle sinLillie pitched the flfSl game for gled to drive in two more runs to Lake Erie, limiting the Redwomen push the score to 7·2. to a three -hitter , while Angie Gruescr retired the side in the Joseph (4 -8) surrendered I 1 hits to sevenlh for tht victory. the hosts. Shelly Whitaker was one fo r three with a double for Rio Grande, while Anne McKeon went two for four to lead the hosts' hit· tin g. The Redwomcn committed two errors and Lake Erie, which went to II -3 overall, had none. Coach Angelo Forte's Rio Grande squad went to 13-16 on the season, and started this week's ac tion ill J. 7 in the Mid-Ohio Con· fcrcnce and 2-10 in District 22. The Hubbard's Greenhouse Wednesday's games [)JJ. Sl~pm MonU"C&l 3, St Loo.w 2 C lnchuull 5, Atlanta 4 Ptuladclpiua l r-;'cw 'I ort ~ HouAOO 8. Lol An~01 3 Laua (0Jbome .\tmnonu ( '-! [)avuGI ). SJSpm Monday' s scores SL 11 Roberts opened wilh a tripk and Barry Larkin walked. Hal Morris lined out, and Smoltz got an 0-2 count on Brnggs. Then he made his biggest mistake, a hanging pitch that Braggs hit up the middle for a go-ahead single. Opel Dlll1y, 9 1.111. to s,.... S•ada1 I to S1,.11. Scoreboard In the majors ... I' m accustomed to seeing him, " said Glenn Braggs. who had the key hit in the third. Bill Doran had a two-run single, and Dave Martinez s m~led home Rio ladies split with Lake Erie University of Rto Grande distance runner Renee Peck qualified for the NAJA Track Nationals in the 3000 meter run when she completed the event in the Dogwood Rc lays at the University of Ten· nessec in Knoxville over the week· end . Peck , a junior from Baltimore, Oh10 and a five -tim e winner of NAJA All-American honors for her running accomplishments, fmished the 3000 in 10:11.49. The nat10nals arc set for May 21-23 at Abbots · forct , British Columbia. Taking a handful of hiS athletes to th e relays, Rio Grande Track Coach Bob Willey also saw Bonnie Ev an s, anoth er memb er of the ga ve up su h1ts and four walks . wo men' s team, se t a new sc hool Eastern hitters were Randy Kay - record in th e I 0,000 meter run lor with two smglcs and a double. when she fini shed the ev ent 1n Jeremy Buckley a double, and sin - 40:43 .5. gles each by Rod Newsome, Raben In men' s events, Chad Benson Ree d. Chad Savo y and Michael com ple ted the 1500 meter run m Sm1th 4:02 .46, followed by Mark Cline at Hannan Trace hitters were Spur- 4: 17.41. Tim Murphy completed lock with two singles. and singles the 110 high hurdles in IS seconds, by Brace. Cook, and Wells. and notched a time of 59.65 secInning totals Jl" onds in the 400 intermediate hur Hannan Trncc ..... 120 00 - 3- 5-"' dies. Eastcm ................ 323 06 - 14- 8-0 Th e tea ms competed in th e Bissell (WP ) and Reed, Rtdcnour Cedarv ille Coll ege Invitational 3rd today and arc scheduled to appear Brace, (LP). Queen and Well s. in the All -Ohio Championships Apri l 17- 18 at Miami University. Eastern bombs Hannan Trace 14-3 tO retain perfect reCOrd Taking advantage of the newlyinstituted mercy rule, Coach Eddie Collins' Eastern Eagles rolled to a 14 -3 baseball victory tn five mnin gs over the vi s iting Hannan Trace Wildcats Monday afternoon . Tim Bissell went the dt stan ce for the Eagles, who arc now 4-0 overall and 3-0 in the SVAC. Bissell fanned Six and walked three. Jimmy Brace suffered the loss in four and one- third innings of work . while Alan Quee n came on in relief for the last two-thirds. Together they fann ed fiv e, walked seven and gave up eight hits. Brace thal one inning over. '' He was referring to the third inning Monday night, his downfall. The Braves handed him a 1-0 run in the first when Deion Sanders staned a 4-for-4 night with a triple and scored on Mark Lemke's s in gle. Smaltz gave it right away . He walked Bip Roberu , committed a balk, and threw two wild pitches. It would be that ktnd of mght. " It ju st wasn't typical John Smaltz stuff there,'' he said. The Reds noticed. And decided that if they were patient, they could take advantage. " He was a little more wild than liNDA'S PAINnNG & CO. FOR SALE :Cincinnati beats Atlanta 5-4 to hand Smoltz first loss of year he was on the bench watching !he streak finally run oul The Reds got fi vc hits, three walks and five runs off Smaltz - a tough way to get reacquainted wilh losing. " It's fru strating that !he streak had to end," said Smaltz (1 · 1). Even more frustrating when he watched !he Braves rally for lhree runs in !he eighth to give them selves a chance. But Norm Chari · ton retired th e three batters he fa ced in the ninth to save Tim Belc her's first victory as a Red. "II JU St really makes me mad when th e team comes back and falls one run short," Smaltz said. " I feel twice as bad . " If you give up one or two runs, you gi ve your team a chance . My goa l is to stay away from the big inning. I'd give anythmg to start The Dally Sentlnei-Page-7 frame Repair NIW ' USID PARTS lOR All MAKES & MODUS ~ 992· 7013 or 992·5553 1 ORTOllrRU II 1·100.141.0070 DUWII, OHIO 713lf911tln •' �Tuesday, April 14, 1992 Page 8 The Dally Sentinel 31 Homes for Sale Announcemen1s 44 :r ..=t..."':.'l-~...:...5 ml- 3 Announcemenls GIR%~GIIIlS ln>m Pt. - · 151,1100. 30Wl5-6301. CdTadoy,-- 3 81 :i:OGCI -.eo..-..• . ._ 11.115 .._ • • Oarogo, $45,000. 114 44& 1125. ssm. l Unit Apo~nw11 -~ £Ieol. lonl CGndRion, Bulowillo Plb Rood. Roducocll Coli for ~ pcHntment. fi14 ••• ew. Hou.. In Muon Wi, 3br Raneh , Bum oil ... - , . . . liMp! 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Don't take the bait CAPRICORN (O.C. 22..Jan. II) You might feel powerful inclinations to be the center of at1ention today . There's a chance you may do something rather absurd )usllo havo all eyes locused on you . AQUARIUS (Jan. :llf-fob. It) ll's commendable to praise those who are deserving - If there is proper justificalion . However, 10 flatter someone today tor less noble reasons could backfire on yoo . 20) Someone PISCES (Feb. who has trouble managing personal fi , nances might volunteer to take care of something for you today. 11 you acqui esce and let this Individual do it, you could be sorry . Angems Dodgers ASirOS (l) tract, soart by counting your top That was as far as the declarer went wtth his analj'lilS. Immedoately he ran the club jack. However , East won With the king and returned a spade. Declar· er finessed the queen and won the thonl round with the ace . Now , wheth· er he played on diamonds or on hearts , West could get the lead to cash his lwo spade winners, defeating the contract Declarer should have analyzed fur· ther. If the club finesse is workm~, ACROSS 38 Wtnl quickly 1 By-' 6 Noodle and 12 Special · ablllly 13 Wild sheep 14 Pronuncia-tion mark 15 For mal head~ geac (2 wds.) t6 Tolerates 11 Silent 18 Ancionlltal- lan family 19 20 2f 26 21 30 32 33 l4 35 36 Monk's tille Remainder Authenlk Office WOfkeo Aug. time Donald Trump's Bl Author Tolaloy The (Gee .) Adjust again Craving Once upon 40 Type of TV antenna ~1 ~2 52 Of course Went by car Woe It me! Member of a panel Aciran LouistHay, straw, 53 54 55 56 Malo avletor Enrages Capes Rows 46 48 f9 etc. DOWN 1 - Bond 2 - - •••• 8 Newspaper 3 Lon dl1tonl 4 Antelopes 5 Baseball player Mel 6 Aetre11 O'Neal 7 Owl ' a cry magnate Murdoch 9 Angi<rSuon letter 10 Motoriats' or g. 11 lnaeclic ide .....,T"'"!'ll'.....,,...,.,.,n 'W"'.... ....-11--+-t--+~t--i ....-l- +--+-1f-+--i 251roland 26 Satisfy complotely 27 t~ In•• lion dote 28 Coaroe hair 29 llelh subject · 3 I Knotoln cot1on tiber 37 Unw- aome w1por ...-+-lf--i i....-+-1--1 II)) News tjJj 18 Aroenlo Hall Steroo 3g One who does tlldlouo worll ~ 1 Logondo f3 Command Paople of ~eUon f5 llakoe 1 mlellilo f7 Ooze out f8Ente,..,., « - -+--+-1f--i 0a Croofc MoscOyver C Inc! eilaH --+-+-+-._-t a Spor1a Tonigltt Sloroo. [;J 0 llonlei!Owtt 1121• 12 Toothpaste container 17 Syoup 19 Pianist Bru"-ck 21 Slippery 22 Cui 23 Furniture wooct I1J Ne-WIICh e +5 · The World Almanac ®Crossword Puzzle at Houston 11;30{!) Kojak I1J To the Ill D Nigltlllne All pass there lS no hurry to lake it. All the sutts are stoll under control The first order of busoness lS to diSlodge West's potential entry the hear! ace. r\t tricl two, South should lead the heart queen If her majesty wins, the tome bas come to lake the club finesse . Nine tncks are ensured If East produces the heart a"' and returns a spade, ~ darer wins the third round of the suit and then finesses on clubs Even if the finesse loses, declarer cannot go down (unless East started Wlth five spades). Finally, if West wins with the beart ace, he cannot lead another spade. Tbe contract makes easily. RNdtl!n •FP 11Jvitt!fl lD III!Dd ~y q.,. tJOIIf to PfJil1Jp l'lldl!r-. , C,IJT of rAil ~per. n., cao ~ &MwrwJ OtJJr ~ tM colum.a II :110 Ill D Cllll IIJ l!t alllil 1121 Ill Eut North 3 NT Openong lead Francisco G1ants or Los GEMINI (Mar 21..1une 20) A now group you're trying to find a place with has a Plumbing & Heating "t: -......... 40. 3144W. ~iii/,: tAK4 • J 10 8 7 3 a anything inconvenient . ~~-~~·~=~:-:7'--:--==~ 1tll' !)odp ...... - . li2,2DQ. -ion, lp. -·2 tyr. old. S175, 114- ~-=-·· SO,DI. 1---...Cc:..::__ __ .Q7 The entries are critical a ~ . ... a... GoOd Coo- IM- Pow SOUTH ~ Q 10 i BolO I]) CJ 11J IJ Home Improvement Tim and ht s 7-year-old son replace the lawn mower engine . (A) Stereo. [;J 0 Wltneoa lo Survival [;J 9o00 Ill II II)) Law & Order Competibon lor a scholarship leads to murder Stereo I]) II (JJ llJ Rouonne A Thanksgiving dinner is interrupted b~ some wlosive news. (R) Stereo • Q 10 • K9 2 10o30 (I) MOVIE: Urban Cowbor (PGI (2 ·45) Church Street StoUon Soereo all Mejor League llaslball San Diego Padras at San :!:'":i I ...... *· 1tll' .. .-. • ~ 10 3 • J 9 75 • Stereo [] (!) (f) Llttenlng to America Wltl1 am Mororo [;J @(8 Hunter C On Stege STereo all Ba-ll Toni9ht a World News 0 700 Club Wltl1 Pot Robertson (!r ., EAST +9 43 .9854 2 WE<;T .KJ8 5l ALDER represents the wife of a cnme boss in a divorce C.l!SB I GOT MY I RECKON SLINGSHOT, I DIDN'T FERGIT MY FROG AN' ENNYTHING A JAR FULL ~ ·" ' ' / - -..,--1 ! OF BUGS ~ _~:, Alolbn lloton, r~p~iRd . New & .......... rnaiOIS in stock, RON EVANS, JACKSON, OH. 1.8QO. IDt5211. Roop. I ' - . 1 - 112 -n. • KJ 6 t8632 • ~ Q6 4 lrick.s Here there are only five : two spades, two d1amonds and one club. II the club ftnesse works, that will proVIde the other four tricks llil II)) Ill Roocue; 911 A lather collapses at home; an :ntant is trapped in a stolen car. (R) Stereo C @(8 MOVIE : Star 80 IAI 12.00) 9 Murder, She Wro1e [;J Crootc and Chose all U.S . Pro Snow Skiing Wor1d Championship from Aspen , Colo ~ a PrtmeNews 0 Aln nn nn, ·9 Cop Stereo . [;J <-t<-tz NORTH .76 do you continue ~ As always when in a ncHrump con· til.Dateline NBC Stereo . l;J {!)News I]) Ill IIJ II CIYII Waro Eh BARNEY night. Y..w E.J.,.IaWA 0.. Otdw & Room AddMiono, Wort, Roormg, KJom.. And lolita. Fooo &limit•! Aetlreneet, No Job Tao Bi9 Or Smll! 1*161-0516. .... =-:.! -. -.ea... lpo BRIDGE /1? 1OoOO ll) D ~ ar... Fury. ..-.... Tldnlng c-... 1tll' 01111 Ooti -. ¥IIIII Top, ,.._,114 For Ailc!RioNoo . . _ , • nuo Coo r•w --115,000. ... 441 ....... -....... - Cll1 j Rogers a..,..nt Wat•proo. ..';ll'~ J11 'U, READ'I FOR · --7'1N710. - = OFFEJ::;! M ~ IN QUITE A WHILE . Improvements 614-m.<Mal, SCJtAM.UTS ANSWERS <· •l Easily · Bunch • Waken • Notion · TO USE PoPolioBf'lli •._,man to man, "The neighbors called about yoor loud fighting. What's thB problem?" The man explained" 'wa're getting manied and we're arguing about·which Justice Of The Peace TO USEr By Phillip Alder (JJ l!t Room for Two Edie gets in trouble fo~iving adv:ce to Jill. Ster&e. 1.,1 all Hawaiian Ocean Event• Waikiki Kings Race (R) good iz.- e:u.... M \li i Ill Wheel of Fortuna Q 9;30 I]) CJ :MS-8152. - Sno.--.3. THAT<s l1-U:O ~1-GEST Home Wll pOlio .,.,..,.., dor;b, mwwd f'OGfM , put up wlnyt - , . ,.. , , . . ulo11ng. 614- ~Aida, llylet. 1M5 PI» Pil Food Doolo<. Julio - . - " " " " " For Solo. Good lD Mf::. dressed, stamped envelope to Astro~ Graph, c/o this newspaper . P.O. Box 9uCICIIY Shap Pet Gr.... ,,., Cl::)o\o\E Serv1ces Pets for Sale 56 IF- YOU WANT AE<COD PI< ICE ON T'AO - BY· RJ~ a..v- Turl>o, 5 spood. mpg & shoop, olaoing 304-81So5:10fi. 1N5 :e::t~ ,.,...,.,...-~.,....,-.....:..__,.=.,....,:­ lila - ....o. c..,_~ Building Supplies EASTEJI. - 53 ·~~~~~ JET Gu aQ u DIHETlUo 8or - h4.15 (21") -And o Cholrw 1121. .....,. ! BERNICE BEDEOSOL -.mt P.ll.II. 141 f - 't Campers& Motor Homes 79 =:-::----::--::---=1!111 IIUIIong 13,5M. 1131 a- 1985 {!) Major League 8as8ba11 Chicago Cubs at Ptttsburgh Pirates (l) CII Major League Baseball Atlanta Brav-es at Cincinnati Reds (L) I]) Ill Ente1'111nman1 Tonight S!ereo. [;J llJ Married ... Wltl1 Chiidfen O : Budclel Tr.w Aelonl, Used & -.ll, lllalting 11 Ill; ~ont - 245- 5177,.. """"' .. 1'149.00 114 614-99'2--6211 Autos for Sale LMNG IIOOIIo Solo Clair btlcll. plpos, wln1 m - Up; ~- End clowa, llnil.... lt1C. Clal.lde WlnT - Sl'J And Up; Rio Gnnclo, OH C.H 614llodlorwm. ··- l ~Of 3~2601. 55 IIARGAIIS GALORE! ~ .--~- 8-4919. Bi<ghl, 71 RHUS£ 'D 11\LK 10 THEM Ml'fM:)R( 10JIG-lT . .....,.. ~~or<o.wy !Iorino S..-.lu. I OPEll; 7 0oyo A - I A.11. ·I • 1 Bod- c-.toy Sllflng. 10 illnut• Hay & Grain 64 ll()jlfERS 11 SUMS U LCADIIJG UOt-DMK IIJDICA~ 11-l<. ~ ...._. dtopoot , ,.,.,. 7, 114-367-0111 Rea I Estate .... 11-if-lcl. I'> WTHIIVG 1V i<m::RT OIJ 5 1 bdrm. o;o1 _1umlohod. uiii- PI'Id, 3112 ••. -.th F•rm, Turl>o, Air, PS, PB, Good CmdTiro......,~ lor .... , 1 lion, Sl,ISO· 1N1 Dodgo tHO. ...... ""'chongw, 3 ,.. P\J, 4 ~. 5o!ld. Good old 11000; 1 CN1s bubblo Cond~ra:iiiO. h4 25112!1l ..,. haMI lwacild•• 1121101. ._ WV, Jwrtcho Ad. Pl F c.ll 31)1..6JS-M50. IIEJ)A(l()ll , m-1103 11o1oro l oPll "It's For You~...You could be a Winnu~ Check our classified line ads each day the week or April 13-1 'i. Five (5) lucky people wiD win frff advertising. Look ror your na ...... and winning notification April 13 thru 17. One Winner Each Day~ - - - f i S O. Oo YrRA~ 2bf Unfurnished, Air, CaiN, Bulltltul Rlv• VIew, Reter.r.:e, Ooposlt Roqulrod. Foil• .. llobi'- Hamt Park. 614-446--1602.. Clun. County .... Andy Sigler, - gan's AI. U. O'lnj, - . s- tumihn, ._...., W woot-.h4441-. 42 Mobile Homes lor Rent ucolto.. tabllcco, . . _ , 1184 Font filliP!',.~, rwahw' I Clbtl. Receiver car, MW tna, ~ ca..n.,. oopoir Wol,.. co~ Sop., $15011, 111-911U111 ._ llblo, Elufy Amorlc:on sola l ...... llor>&l, t-6. . . . . . 032.2., 3 . . _ wl • I • • Ad. Ft. D ll w•,. EEKANDMEEK 2551 E..-, ....... Ohio. 1-8)0.. 1182 Font Folmoonl. S3HI53. Samo Wcrl. Good ~ I Ell· PaN~ cha-p•""' .... ·~n hau.t Systt.m. l'lt 4• '5al ..... 11300. Furnished 38r HouM, 1 Aoor, $350 .utltftloa, Founh ........ Gltlllpolls, Flotoronces, S.CurHy Depoalt. 614 ue 4416 After 7p.m. luml-• Coli, 1112 12 R . Sled Tn._, fU'I5, 114 2111522.. 115 lllolor, hp - 13,060. .... or & Troling 614-446- I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I IIIIIIIII • PHILLIP a 19J5 16ft. St.rcral B1q Boet s.IIIM• dWI wllracUr aystem, cfoposll, 61~--14117 Nice eMklency cottage, uniq.,.. end buulltul , ~7Se042 21 __ _- Fobruory IllS AQHA - I' UNSCiAMBlE fORI ANSWH • C (f) Novo A sludy lo unblock artenes Without drugs o r surgery is featured 10 R. Alwninufto V-Bonom, 2 Seals, Eleclric llotor, 8i14-38817R ssoo. LAYIE'S FURinURE motoreycle 75 Boats & Motors tor Sale , • .., Ford E.atort, 4 cyl, 4 304-47S-21Jl11. ldtcn.n. buemenl, tarport., 5375 plus daposll & Ulilh6111, r•f....,nc• ALLEYOOP A-nlfllolo. 1~1055. w. ... to ..._ II)) Joopontyl BoliO Ill II II)) In tile Heal of the Night The !own councol questions Chief Gillespie on hrs aC1rons. (A) Stereo . [;J I]) Ill (JJ II Full House Michelle gets a bike -riding lesson from Joey (R) Ster eo W. Buy, S.., Trade, Used till,. ..,_, Plitt. And At:ensori.. ............ C) II)) Wheel of Fortune a= Rlnaa. .......Uke NMr, 160 I ~ PRI NT NUM8fRfD [;J Family Feud l2a Ba a Siar Storao Schaap Talk a c....oflro ....~1304 lie lift.,. $47.50 box. 1..aoo-53J. Altllfll, ,..., Doclgo Mea. ,_ . _ 44qt.·... o. )453,MJikM. &J4cM2,nll, ..,• •.., dlepor1, 4bdrm., 2V2.bafh, dining • -' ssox. 1910 Ylmlhl 4 wheel«, Hi I Lo 121'1. Free llllleraldeU......,. Pla• 2 story brick hOftlll In Mid- Tucorlng By c.tiflod TOKto.. ThN ..... ,14"'-~-­ A....,.,_. S15l[ Ill 4tl 0411, -=- room, --3 -· 7 CUhwt linch Thru 10 tnc:ft In Stack . Ron .· •, ...,.good. UOO. l04-6?5-20lll 1V1!1A.-,,_...,..._ -And_, ' ;oou. no tMioa, 514-992-rnl6 m 1 son arwa. UOO. monlh t'ISO. depottl, :J04..m.6051 or 304- front 63 r-... - Uvestock 1:ift •lumn v boO- piOddlo - ; · - -ng _ , Font tion on Red~n~n Ridge ~­ 11)001, il¥. ~ ' HllnllyHorno.- l'lt" t..ro·-P"'" ·. bedroom •ft• . . -. DnotHns 614 441 8224. New Infant T~ C..N, 5.......6-6221 ... =a· 1~362 ail 304-l15-1t57. Miss Par.~ll 's Dly C&rl Center. Sa ... ,aftontable, childar11 . 11-F 6 a.m. . 5:10 p.m. Age• 2~10 -"! 3 ..... -:" · ... '"' 3 ...: ~ : ·T _,r~ ~1-lf" Jr- · r • :-.r.,e·r.-:- Location C:..VOS - - S.wmltl, don't •2·2S44 plono, ..... $lory & o r - . . 6141112-2660 .... Spm CtaR. Wonlod 1o buy 6-1 o~ CURAcy J ofFICf t• -...... m; ~~And ....... 9161. holae, near Goadyaar Plant, Hw.tard Lana, 2 lral-. tor rwnl, ......... ,.. haul 'f04JI 1og1, 1o 1he min just Goodw....._, ""' lor . . . . . . . . 101 114-'l02·2535 .....,.. Jon-·~-or. Boet· Peiican 3 man w 2 Bedroom 1 Bath HouM, Con- S4 ..2oo; m1 112 Ton Ford, $2,800. 614'S'¥ 1lln Uri. lilb; 11ft .....; - Sh... 41 Houses lor Rent Truck, 0 1121 Ill - . . , P.A. Systom Four Chan- 1850. 1115 Hondo ... Four 700ct, 2,otOCI .... 12.000. !OH75. ........,_, $325; Orlglnol 3!160. % H , $15; Hla And , _ W Jll Rlnp 112 C•rol $225; H I 3Z Plolol $70; tronamlaslon, 304-o.i-7161 Ilea P• 210 O.ln S.W $100; $1,0011. 5 • 0.... And leu. Rentals (Gitlllpotls), C.li After 1 P.M. • Oloc, Hog. 13,150. Mbn )PEFP fosr Ton 6 Cylinder, .tspd., 62 Wanted to Buy -";----· ·n.. -.. ... M;., • - L" ~ B.R., ~ ~--. Household Goods larg. 01 .,...., UM 1100 Ford - ....., F •ccc o50; AC W~ lpt Illicit; ..._ VIC 3tol hllclt; !137-2011. . . _ - Fo- Pony; - ...._ tilled • _., to plont, 100 Font - 114211C= · - And - T~a ~4 new, ]04..Trl-5S84 . 1!115 Boot, 1S 112 ft, . . . . . .,.,.. moiOf, liM--51'6- Golcf I iwory poom d100, olzo, If lnl-1011 coli 1MIll ll ~"::"'.!:WO ; Town IMt ,,....., S$,150; li,. ....... :e".,..:.,..._-:. :.._w~ In Trade. 614 2!'1 1040 Jl) 1530 - ~. liM po you wANi v.). 1911 Handa GL 1000, 10,000 DNa . -, Hondo lino dol•ch•blo FARII v.._, S1rvfce o.ur. Buy. s.z. -Of EioetrfeRy, And """"" SoMoo Avollobfo. l II!Joo Fnont Holzor .._.... G.t1Mpollo. I14-44S-41Z1. verdenl -=:=====-tll45==::-:::-:TRACTOR!U'PI.Yo I Dolomd -...-.. :7! -ion- you/? pAC'YAvf; fiR- - - ~ ----~~~~~~ looM $750.112) Don1 - · 17 C... BPI 110011411123 "nhl.., r.lerchandlse ClAtaFIDAM Fll THE ~~- 7:30 Ill II Motorcycles 74 . . . , . . by ftlhng m the m1uing words L-....1..-..L..-1-...0....-'-.J you develop from step No 3 below [;J 7:05 CII Addams FamUy - 19ld114 FlOw, . . - _ ~Diet Etc. '/low for Milos. Nice t.Yol Driveway, Rwal w.t•, 36 -. • ~ lllol eye... :.:;-:,.:,..,~I ~..i.!""l'l ";;;;;jlr;;;:-a;;;b;;;;;:F; ~ flo. A; • For ttne 22ft iMed INSIIH • Sl. and $11. 614-311-71102 ~.!~- :!3Spoclotl' ,.,,..... Ooor, Products ...,.... Aonlno Adcf Body OWMr Training Ulillly ..........,......, tift, air, cruise, 30'1140'lc9', - . -. $88110, 114-112·77'69 Incl.- toys. Business 25 R . Cc •~l Traltr. Dull Adu, S2,at 11t •• • 1t11 Ford AMoe11r Van XL, moving up the success ladder al worlt. I've noticed lately that I'm being taken advantage of by more ------... people.· G) Compl~t~ the chuck le quoted I If.7r-T1,ijo1",- ,,-.,,r.g-rl-1 g lllnJ.V•n Col .. &M-3677150 or :IOW7W044 Husband to wife : "I think I'm E Xp I R F (f) MacNeil/Lehrer NewaHour [] 11J D Candia Camero g) (I!) Curren! Altair C @18 Star TrekoThe!Q"eX1 Generation[] 1121 41) Enterti'fnmenl Tonight Stereo. 9 MacGyver [;J all Spol1tCtnter a Moneyllne 0 The wonons Short- I TATFY ~=~==~==~=~=-:-r...., I1J Chevy 4 Whe-' DriVI, Buos, 30!1, 4 Spood. ... Ufl, Alum - C.lt ]04. 175-'1123, Or 114-441-4015. 2 r. I]) 1184 I' I 1 I I I I.l--,lrrs-oi-'TI-lll6rl . . . . . /fi IIThelnsldt Jelferaono ll... Edition 1;1 - - - - - - - -73 Vans & 4 WD's ----------11911 Font ,.._., 61 Farm Equipment ·~ Only 112.tnlo.• Far 12 - 3311 .• . . - . - - 2 .. ldo, 185; 12311; 614--.,ettr 7:110 lijll wt.ol-. & L1vestoc~ SW '75!UG POOLS 46 Space lor Rent New Zarro Stereo 6:35 (JJ Andy Golfflth 1914 ChiiYy 4 WhHI Driwe, Short 305, 4 Spood, 4"Ufi,Aium-C.II304f75-7523, Or ........... 015. FREE INSTALLATION ~ Krll linn will Mil all or divkle In 25 aa. km. Trails cut to aecns anywhe,.. on tlrm. 304-882-3133. Thws.., Farm Supp l1es ' lioall TriMia Offlc8 To Claim FfM -Iaing. Potu T. . Towad - 'r liS. 2 9 7 ccaaa. 2 Roora. 1 • Sq. R. . . , • C.ln8ed By April 24, sr:-'!~·~ and......__ eu.a ~St-114-446-41119,&614- CA. ... 'lory- a2Up Cion ~75- YEANON Y:tJ lfTHiS 0 S-10 Tahoa, V..fi .n- gino. · -· 15,000. 1845. Merchandise Pll. Gallipolis & Vicinity 1917 Pets for Sale 56 F.imiltlwsl 1\o • ••. •• Lllnry. . . . . - . . - - . :r.J..._~:. h4 -·..011 •~ a• hlllg. t ltld 2 bfd. ;:. t IllAI!':.: ~lnll'- lfrao 1111. ea. --1112 EQH. Credit~ ' 10 11 A.ll -.dbys . w.t.n Wlliam Ann Motel, 111 w. $.10 Good Com:lilion. For Solo Or T•b Ower Psy...,l•. flo-+----------'""!'----------;-· '=::='-:::--"--:::-::-=:--:;-:-a-y ~ ........... vinyt f15..dl:i.. Washer & Dryer, 2 Bedrooms Soncl- PHOIE above grou'1 pool . 0111 of Pon•r. Coli 14-388- CA:I5x30 30H 1N5 WindiOf 2br, Fullr Fur· niahed, Olshwuher, Dispoul. T.V., Stereo Syst1m Ttvougholll, COli n · n For The Opening Of Our C'..aiHpo!b LDc:Mian. OutfP ing - i l y I-~ Alone _ . , . . A - · Pall SoiM E.I.JIMIInce A • - ll.a~ a. AnnTo ~ loOO A.ll. UO P.ll. I Poulbly S.l TIH 2:00 P.ll. SoJory • - . . Palnlol Wllh TNM Pwlllcw-.To L Phyol<lo,. PC 1980 Buddy lh7D totel electric ~---- ""'"' __.. """'ftOnte ... ,, 21u II ...hs, WID DW, garden blttrtub, - - . . - By 150 Aow., Top P•y. $331 WMk Or ,.-,ro ... P5DOUHM •+ 1979 Cl.airmont, 3 bedroom5, gu heat & eentral air, wuher & dry~~r, S8,000. 304-675-72i4. porch, 12124 back deck, undorplnnlng. 115,000, 6M·'l02· ott 453211. l-H;;-.i;;;;-11 ........ltA!d '~ ....,. ......, .-·-~ .. crJ). 9 Scooby Doo tht be- AH U DT 8 Andy Gottflth n: I [;J II)) NBC Newt (l) Saved by the Bell (l) II IIJ II ABC News 11JWlld AmorlciC ®Jill iiJ Ill CBS "jq8g ttn "' NEA. I • Smurfo C a2 NBA Todoy a World Today 0 Aln Tln Tln, K·9 Cop Sooreo . [;J 6:05 (JJ Beverly Hillbillies BACK TODA'f! WOlD low to form four simple words Video Power 6:301l)D e Rearrange Mnen of 0 four Krombled words II IIJ 1!1 ®l llil 9 .... <O©~(l1A-LG£~s· - - - - - - 14ito4 ~y CLAY I. 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I])CJC"-tC Aroenlo ~aU S!oroo • 5111 12:00 Ill • R c ~ w . . ~ from V L CDR S Y WK V F Y K E Z ~ G K X V K J 0 s ~ XKfAAK R f 0 0 F C fKPBFZZL Dennis Miller crJ1 • Lo"" Connection 9 The Equeilzer a Neahwllle Now Stereo . aN.... Nighl 12o051]) II Nlghlllno [;J FCCAFMCRGK XBXZKL V J J A K PREVIOUS SOLUTION: '"It' s time to strtke out anew. Mars Is where the action Is going to be 111" the ne•t thousand years ." - Arthur C Clarke. �.• By The Bend The Daily Sentinel Tuesday, April 14, 1992 • Page--10 ' Meigs honor rolls are announced Honor rolls for the third nineweek grading period in the Meigs Local School District have been announced. Bradbury Elemtntary Fifth grade - Austin Carr, John Davidson, Becky Johnon, T.J. King, Patrick Martin, Josh Price, Melissa Holman, Jennie Howerton, Jessica Johnson, Sarah Larkins. Joshua Lynch, Rusty Stewan. Sixth grade . Rachel Ashley , Chad Hanson. Jenny Hayman , Nancy Marlow, Dandia Young. D.H . . Ginger Darst, Jeff Fowler, Collin Roush, Nancy Whaley, Matt Williams, Kim Bush, Brooke Han, Tasha Jude, Ztnnta Spears, Lora Ward, Georgtana Spears. L.D .. John Moore, Andrew Kiu:hen, Jason Roush. Harrio;onviUe Elementary First grade - Joshua Althouse. Wesley Call, Roger Chadwell, Der: rtck Fackler, Jay Green, Jam• Hayes, Crystal Jacks. Jessica King, Ryan King, Christopher McDamcl, Danny Morgan, Jessica Prcast Second grade - Ashley Burbridge, Samuel Can10rbury, Jcrreu Fields. Ben Haley, Amber Hanmg, Jennifer Reeves, Sohn Stanley, Daryl Walker, Rees Wyant Third grade - Adam Bullmgton, BcnJ • Call, Chri stopher Dodson, Michael Lambert, Jonathan Maue. Alben StCMIIS. Fo urth grade - Jason Miller, Kyle Smiddi e. James Stanley, Adam Walker. Fifth grade . Clinton Hendricks. Jason Prcast. Franco Romuno. Six th grade - Mtchelle Bissell. Melissa Reeves, Jennifer Sigmon. Middleport Elementary First grade - Zachary Gilkey, Cole Haggerty, Lucy Howerton, Andy Hysell, Brooks Johnson. Pe10r Jones. Wtlham Kauff, Alicia Ord, Misty Painter. Abram Sayre, Keith Taylor, Beth Wilfong. Matthew Yonker, Carrie Darst, Kanndies Lee, Amanda Lash bough. Tony Martinez, Nikkle Phtllips. Heather Phalm, Stephamc Schwab, Joshua Simpson. Jtmmy Smith. Angel Stone, Emi ly Story. Hannah Woolard. Brad Morrisoo. Second grade - Andrew Baker, Michael Dorst, Dclana Etchmgcr, Erin Hartsoo, Joshua Lynch, Nickolas McLaughlin, Richard Mtchacl, Sarah Reynolds, Rebecca Smtth. Tyler Stewart, Brandon Werry. Trevor Buck, Charles Eabns. Heather Felly, Andy France. Michelle French, Heather Fry, Cor· ric Hoover. Tyson Lee. Monica Moon, Erica Ralston, Jacob Smtth. Tara Wyau. Third grade - Jessica Chapman, Bryan Cowdery. Chasity Fowl er. Zackery Krautter, Amy Sarver. Brooke Smith, ian Story, Rache l Taylor, Amber Vining, Apn I Sun. Whitney Ashley. Abby Hams. Carric Lightfoot, Brandi Smull. Cass1c Vaughan . f'ourth grade - Seth Bak er. Stacey Brewer, Mindy Halley. Scott Johnson, Seth Rawson, Candace Werry, Ashley Burton. Brant Dixon, Bridget Johnson. Nicholas Michael, Tommy Roush and Renee SIC wart. Salem Center Elementary First grade- Ashley Colw ell . Shawn Crisp. Austin Cross . Kell y Johnston, Jcnni Priddy, Amanda Smith Second grade - Josh Ba" . Ryan Bates. Nicole Black. Jam eso n Johnson. Chelsea Montgomer y. Josh Napper, Jarrod Ogdin. Kry stal Pennington. Knsty Puckett . M1'i y Puckett, Jessica Schuler . Jam es Thomas Third grade - Kendra Cleland . Robert Johnson. Enc Mont gomery. Carl Rickard. f'ourth grade - Onnn Barr ett . Amber Gardner, Tawn y lon e<. Stephanie Kopec , Enk Metheney. Laura Payne, Jeremiah Smilh . Jeremy Smith. Fifth grade - Andrea Dunfee. Lori Kmnison, JessiCa Priddy, Km1 Rttterbeek, Rebekah Smull. Bndgct Vaughan. Sixth grad e - Lcanna Dav iS , Leigh-Ann QlniOrbury, J.R . Kmnl · son, Amy McCoy, Amanda Nap per, Sheila Neace and Larry Ogdm Salisbury Elementary First grade - Marc Barr . Ben Bookman. Dawna Brumfield. AshIcy Eblin, Juicy Eblin. Ashl ey Fields. Jon Halar, Chns Han10g, Bubby Hayc. Mcghan Hayn es. KfiSti Lambert. Taylor McGraw , Jason Rosier, Lois Still . Heather Rifne. Second grade - Bobbte Rurson , C.J. Estep. Levi Gillette, Ashley Hoschar. Justin Hoschar, Mtndy O'Dell, Amber Pnaff,tt, Matt Snyder. Third grade - Sarah Clifford. Sandi Gilkey, Brandy Graham, Abby Hubbard, Robert Johnson. Grace Kitchen, Carson Mtdktff, Heather Whaley. Fourth grade- Beverly Burdette. Kim Conde, Marjorie Halar. Tiffany Harder, Morgan Malhcws. Kim Peavley, Anna Story, Ryan Well. .. Fifth grade - Locy Banks, TnCJa Davis, Tamra O'Dell, Ryan Ramsburg. . Sixth grade - Mick Barr, Bllll Bentley, Carly Chasteen , Brad Community calendar Davenport, Chad Folmer, Jason O'Brien, Lisa Snodgrass. Frecker, Myca Haynes , Heidi D.H. - Jason Litchfield, Mike Legar, Michael Leifheit, Tara Norville. Michael, Melissa Ramsburg, SabriL.D.- Wayne Capehart. na Smith, Jared Warner. Junior Higb Pomeroy Elementary Seventh grade- Jodie Sisson, all First grade - Kayle Davis, Maria A's; Chad Bartrum, Casey Bootlle, Drcnner, Michelle Drcnner, Robyn Amy Clonch, Taryn Doidge, Jenny Freeman, Katie Jeffers, Jason Mur- Cli!Tord, Shawn Fife, Tara Grueser, dock. Mathew O'Brien, Ben Sec, Jared King, Libby King, Erin Jennifer Zielinski, Misty Clay, Krawsczyn, Jessica McElroy, Brandon Ramsburg, all A's; Melis- Mitchell Miller, Tim Peavley, sa Hemsley. Andy White, Corey Stacy Price, Stacie Reed, Ashley Woods, Andrea Burdette, Chrissy Roach, Cynthia Sandy, Amber Day, Jessica Hooten, Heather Slaven, Beverly Stewart, Melissa Hysell. Raymond Klein, Strauder Whaley, Adam White. Jamie Little. Amber Mahlman, David Williamson. McClure, Chris Pickens, Tamiko Eighth grade - Nikki Bentley, Riffle, Jeremy Roush, Michele Megan Clark, Phyllis Clark, Runyon , Cody Smtih. Bethany Cohee, Cynthia Cotterill, Second grade - Marvin Day. Carrie Counls, Ryan Crisp. Ricky Ashley Hamdton, Nicholc Runyon, Curtis, Tern Ftfe, Angte Hale, Jonalhan Wilson. nil A's; Carolyn Todd Hawley, Allison Gerlach, Bentz. Garnett Bonecutter, Raben April Halley, Angela Fisher, Bush. Caleb Ellis, Kns Jenkins. Dorothy Lctfheit, Dtane Hook, Derek Michael, Jessica Roush. Car- Nick Mills, Tanya Phalin. Tracy ne Abbot~ Jess1ca Hysell, Ktmbcr- Shaffer, James White. ly McDaniel , Sara Moon, Clara Sanders, Matthew Wtlhamson . Th~rd grade . Chns Pi ckens , Emily Stivers. all A's; Andy Davis, Nick Dettwillcr. Ash Icy Hannahs. A spring carnival will be held at Curt•s Hanstine. Aja McG iothJO, the Portland Elementary School, Shannon Price. Adam Shank. Alex Portland, May 2, from noon to 6 Shuler, Brenna Sisson, Brandy p.m. There will be kiddie tractor Smtih, Terra Barton, Kelly Canan, pulls, a pet show, stage acts, Clf'Cus Brcydcn Haptonstall. Julte costume contest. and children's Kennedy, Andrea Krawsczyn, games as well as displays of crafts. Michael Stacy, Ashley Thomas. Space is available for craft vendors Christopher Ward. and those interested may call 949Founh grade - Wesley Thoene. 2950, 843-5131, or 842-5240. all A' s; C.D . Eilts, Ryan Pratt, Misty Pugh. Jennifer Shnmplin. Whttncy Thomas, Jackie Buck . Melissa Davis. Julie Spaun. Adam Thomas, Christian Welker. Fifth grade- Misty Hart, Jen nifer Heck, Stefan• Pickens, DavJCI Rusche!, B.J. Smith, Kristina Kennedy, Melissa Darnell, Jennifer Lambert, Kasey Wtlliams. Sixth grade - David Anderson. Wendi Daniels, Dantellc Grucscr. Amy Smilh. all A's; Lauren Anderson, Steven McCullough. Lisa Russell, Scott Sellers, Jessica Wright. Jason Ncigler, Ronnie Hirth. MIChelle Ramsburg. Wendy Shrim · plin, Adam Thomas. D.H. I - Dustin Fellurc. Mcagan Given s, Meli ssa Johnson, Kathy Jones . Charlie Richards. Randall Salyers. Ryan Terzopplous. D.H . II - Brian Klem. Chnstophcr Smith, Liza Zahran. L.D. - SIOphanie BurdctiO . Rutland El•m•ntary First grade- Ashley Bartrum. Brook Bolin, Melissa Cremeans. Hollie Ferrell, Jessica Justice, Mal lory K10g. Allison Williamson. all A's; Brandon Black, Joshua Fowler. J.R. Hawk, Rachel Morris, Steven McDaniel, Amanda Rich mond, Josh Stanley. Corey Vaugh an. Kenny Zuspan. Second grade · Bradley Baylor, Amber Snowden. all A's; Enn Bush. Amber Ellis, Gabriel Jenk Ins. Darrick Knapp. John Lc ntcs. Melissa Richmond, J.P. Varian . Th1rd grade - Derrick Boltn, Alison Hayes. Billy Kennedy. Bethany McMtllan, Tiffany Priddy, all A' s; Zachary Bolin, Jusun Clc !Jnd, Sktp Dodson. Aaroo Krauncr. Bcatncc Morgan, F. li wbetll Smith, ,\1atthew Stewart, Zachary Wtlliams. Fourth grad e - Amanda Miller. al l A's; Tiffany Halfhill, Sarah lh le. Ashley Mtller, Josh Sordcn . Ftfth grade . Robert Diddl e . \1anhew Ju stice. Clayton Tromm. all A's; Kn slcn Brown , BcnjJmin Fo wler. Jusun Jeffers. Alyson Pat - Plan carnival Community Calendar items appear two days btrore an event and the day of tbat event. Items must bt receivtd well in advance to assure publication in the cal· endar. TUESDAY POMEROY - Ohio Eta Phi Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, will meet Tuesday. 7 p.m., at the senior citizens center m Pomeroy. All members urged to auend. Officers will be elected. LONG BOTIOM - Evangelist Dave Carpenter will be the spealcer for the Christian Fellowship Outreach program at Faith Full Gospel Church io Long Bottom on Tuesday at 7 p.m. Pastor Steve_ Reed mvites the public. Fellowsh•p follows. MIDDLEPORT- Revival service at Middleport Church of the Na1.arcne through Sunday at 7 p.m. nightly and 10:30 a.m . Sunday . Rev . and Mrs. Billy D. Crane, Parkersburg. W.Va .. special workers. Public invited. MIDDLEPORT- Middleport Alumni Band will meet at 7 p.m. on Tuesday at Dairy Queen in Mid dleport. All former Middleport High School band members mtercsu:d in playing at the Alumni Banquet arc encouraged to atiOnd. tee will meet Thursday at 7:30p.m. at the Carpenters Hall in Pomeroy. I TRUCK UNVEILED - A new Ford L-8000 liretruck was unveiled when the Racine Volunteer Fire Department beld an op•n bouse on Sunday. The truck has a 500 gallon per minute pump and a 1,500 gallon tank, and was purchased with runds rrom lbe lire levy in Lebanon, Letart and Sutton Townships and Racine Village at a cost or $76,000. Pictured at the open •, I E I , State Aula's already low prern•urns can be reduced even more by tnsunn<J bolh your car and home wtlh I he Slate Auto Compames lei us tell you IUSI how much your savmgs can be . 214 EAST MAIN POMEROY 992-6687 1t:J Insurance Comp•nies _____ _... Slate Auto By JOHN CHALFANT Associated Press Writer COLUMBUS - A welfare refonn proposal being prepared for · Gov . George Voinovich IS unlikely to target a scheduled increase in Aid to Dependent Children bene fits, State Budget Director Gregory Browning said. But several options arc bctng considered in an auempt to cut long-terrn growth in spending for Medicaid, a state-federal program that provides health and nursing home care for the poor and elderly. ADC recipients received no boost in their monthly benefits this year. Checks are to increase 2 percent on Jan. I, 1993. " We haven't made any dec JSton about eliminating that increase. It's in current law. Without any change it goes into effec~ and we'll pay for i~" Browning said. "S hould we stop that from going into effect' Some peopl e may raise that question as a way to balance the budget. The governor '----~ - - F-ew loan opuons arc as po pular as home cqu!ly loan s In fact . on e tn ftvc homeovmcrs ha s one Do they know S0mcthmg you don't l Could be Here arc some pomt s to cons tdcr fust. and probably mosl tmportanl , is the way Uncle Sam favors home equity loans. Changes in lax laws tn recen t years mean you can no longer clatm tnterc sl on mos1 tnstalment loans as a laX dcductton . Bul home equny loans arc dtffercnt If yqur loan is for $100,000 or less. you can ~usually deduct all the tnt ercs t yo u pay •rdrt "Pr'•'•~l C 1'11.' RM•Ji Ill'< I ,1 'R I~ !IVI 1101'1 has not given me any dirccuon that ... we ought to propose changing the language. That's not something that we're pushing right now ," he said. Brownmg insisted no decisions have been made about contents of the rcfOIJD package to be subm itted to the General Assembly next month to help erase a prOJected $576 million state budget deficit Under consideration for possible inclusion IS a freeze on the number of nursmg home beds and a reduc uon in the nu'flber of elderly eligible for nursmg homes under Medicaid. The possibility of reducing nursing home eligibility drew fire from Rep. Paul Jones, D-Ravenna. chatrman of the Legislature 's Medt caid Oversight CommitiOC. "What are we as a state gomg to do , dump Lhcsc elderly people out oo the street.s? I'm getting tlfed of watching thi s governor know on ly one form of ~overnancc - slash and cut and stash. What we need JS a strong and creative leader with compass•oo." Jones said in a news release. Later on Tuesday, Vomovich snapped at report ers trying to extract detai Is of Medtcaid cuts under considcrauon . "I have not see n any reports from any of our people. We put together a team to look at recommendations in the area of Medicaid and welfare reform I haven't even been made privy to any of them ," Voinovich said. "I have no com ment about 1L '' About $180 million of the projected dcfic it 10 the budget year starting July I is a result of higherthan -expec ted spending leve ls, most of 11in programs adminis10red by the Oh10 Department of Human Services . Browntng said MediCaid has grown at doublc-dtgit rates for yea rs. Nursin~ homes make un about 43 percent of the state's S1.7 billion annual Med•caid budget De Wine late in seeking reforms: Glenn 106 1992 I I I I L Edwards returned to county B&E's, theft reported - ... BANKEONE \Vhal.e\cr ~ lllhes. I I I I ----_ If. ~ ~ - --- - _j ..... But Glenn campaign spokesman Dale Butland 531d De Wine showed no cnth11siasm for reforms when he se rved in Congress He said Glenn introduced a pro· posal in 197R that already extends civil nghts protections to Senat e employees. !lutland S3ld the Senate has no say over the House m .such Local briefs----, (Of course. consult a lax ad,~ sor 10 sec how this c01.1pon and mail tl m to Bank One or JUSt calltoll -frer 1-800-372-8888. We'll help you speetftc condn tons may affect you ) What s more . yo u can spend the develop your home Into a shelter from taxes. m o ney you burruw on any1hmg you lt kc [ - To ~f~)l~rr~o;o1fb~On6 1lom;-[qwty!~J;~ And smce equtly loans arc very secure. Bank 1 GuKic. <;fnd tht'> (. t\Ur:m 11 ~ RAN( ONL CORPORATION, 1 One ts able to offer lower intercsl rates than 4041 Nmh Htgh '> .l"Jumbu., OH 4)214 linn MONF'i I I M!INACEMFNl (,UtDECENTER on other fonns of cTCdtt _ I We'll do wha1evcr tt takes to help you I Nam< __ I take advamage of benefiiS hkc these So we've I hldrcss _ I developed rwo cliffmnt kmcls of home equuy I Cny)our.z,r loans. lndudtng one that was s p ecia lly dcstgned for recenl homebuyers who haven'! had ttme to butld much equtl y !'or detatl s, get your free copy of the Bank One Home Equtt y Loan Gutdt-. )uslclip he sa id he wo uld propose some I<J tcr. DcWinc earlier dtsc loscd that wh ile serving from 1983 to 1991. he wrote as many as 31 checks on the House bank wttllout sufftc tcnt funds. But he said he did so madvcrtcntly and later made them good. . DcWinc proposed cutttng con matlcrs. Outland also said Glenn has grcss tonal staff by 50 percent and been fighting to reduce staff and making Congress subje ct 10 laws has returned $325,000 of his staff that apply to otllcrs but not its own members. He also said Lhcrc should appropriations si nce 1985 . "Quite simply, the system in be fewer committees. Congress is broken. My proposal s He said congresSional staff arc designed to fix it, " DcWine tota led 4,072 tn 1950. It had grown 10 about 10,000 in 1970 and today said at his news conference. None of hi s reform s dealt wuh to~1ls more than 40,000. he said . He listed the number of commit speCial membership privileges. but tee s and subcommittees at 280 and said the average senator serves on 12. Many have overlapping meet ing sc hedules, meaning all cannot be at10nded and senators lack time to study issues. "It IS lillie wonder that 111 the Meigs County Sheriff James M. Soulsby reponed Wednesday la st Congress, 6,973 bills were Lhat 20 year-old Donald Edwards of Xenia was returned to Meigs Introduced and only 3 percent County on Tuesday. He had been picked up there on a bench warrant from Meigs County Common Pleas Court. became law." he said. DcWinc said Congress enacts He is charged wilh failure to appear for sentencing on a Lhcft laws that affect individuals, compaoffense. His sentencing is pending. mes and government agencies, but not its own members. The Meigs County Sheriffs Department has re<eivcd reports of As examp les, he cited civil two tllefts and an auempiOd forced entry. rights laws tllat do not protect conErnest Trippleu of Syracuse reponed on Saturday that a Murray gressio nal employees, law s on 22- in ch mower had been stolen from his outbuilding somctJme wages, hours and overtime , age within tile past two weeks. dtscnmination, privacy and statu tes Jeff Nottingham of Pomeroy reponed that his residence had been that ban connicts of interest. entered and guns had been taken. ·'These arc fundamental Brenda Harper of Minersville reponed a possible attempted entry changes Lhat I am calling for. This at her residence yesterday. is not nibbling at the edges," he said. DeW me said that while he was Meigs County Emergency Services units answered the following in the House, staff reductions were calls on Tuesday: 10:47 a.m., Middleport squad to Park Street for proposed unsuccessfully "and I Naomi Hoschar, to Veterans Memorial Hospital; At I :06 p.m ., Mid voted for th em time and ttmc dleport unit went to South Third, Ashley Roach to Veterans; at I :07 again." . . p.m ., Pomeroy unit to Peacock Avenue, Carl Roach to Vc10rans; at The difference today, he satd , IS 2:28 p.m., Racine squad to Main Street, Ronnie Eakins was taken to publi c di senchantment with Veterans; At 4:06 p.m., Middleport squad to Pearl Street. Carl Congress. . Stewart to Holzer Medical Center. "There is really a wmdow of On Wednesday at 12;31 a.m .. Pomeroy unit to Butternut Avenue , opportunity . I have never seen Ariel Kline treated at the scene; 4 :06a.m., Pomeroy squad to things so ripe for change. We have Pomeroy Nursing and Rehabilitatioo Center. Mary Jones to Veterto sc i1.c that opportumty 111 1992 ans; 8:38a.m., Middleport squad to Pearl Street, Lincoln W. Smith and in 1993 with a new Congress," to Holzer. he said. COLUMBUS, Ohto (AP) - A spokesman for Sen. John Glenn sa id Lt. Gov. Mike De Wine. a former congressman. 1S late in makmg proposals to reform Congress. At a new s conference Tuesday, DcW111c, who is seeking the Republican nomination on June 2 to oppose Glenn in Lhe November election, made a series of reform proposals. They included a cal l for Congress to extend civil righls protections to congressional employ ees and to cut its numbers of comminces . DcWine said civil rights laws are among a number of feder al laws that Congress enacted for the public but did not app ly to lhrmselves. There are lots ofretiSOIJS are today's most • than you One is ~ l •><l"'·,~/>or, · '' house are, 1-r, Hank Johnson, president or the fire department ; Meigs County Auditor William R. Wickline; John Holman, fire chid; Delbert Smith, Otis Knopp and Grover Salser, Jr., Sutton Township trustees; Chris Wolre, Letart Township trustee; and Duke Rentz and Scott llill, Racine Village Councilmen. (Sentinel Photo by Dennis M. Wolre) Reform won't target ADC benefit boost Stull grade · Emily Fow ler. Dante! Peckham, A.J. Vaughan, MeliSsa Williams. all A's; Brandcc Gilmore. Brianna Gilmore. Nathan llalft11ll . Jill Lemley, Scan H ... A car wash, sponsored by the Southern Future Homemakers of America, will be held at Eber's Station in Racine on Friday from 8 a.m. until 2 p.m. Recommended donation is $3 for cars and small trucks and $4 for vans and full -size trucks. tc r-;nnl AUTO .. EMS units answer calls A llulllmodlo Inc. Newopoper Parents, Meigs board discuss school issues ~ ~~-~.' . L---· 2 Sec lion a, 16 Pages 25 cents Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, Aprll15, 1992 RACINE - The Racine Church THURSDAY of the Nazarene will have revival RACINE - Racine American Tuesday through April 19 at 7 p.m. nightly. Sunday services will be Legion Post 602 will meet ThursI 0:30a.m. and 6 p.m. Rev. JoeJor- day at 7:30p.m. at the post home. There are 55 counties. 24,119 dan will be evangelisl and there will be special mus•c. Rev.Thomas POMEROY - The Meigs Coun- square miles and t.793.477 people in L. Gates II invi10s the public. ty Democratic Exec utive Commtt- the state of West Virginia. Wednesday April ptr - nnt. High in mid-70s. Vol. 42, No. 248 Car wash slated POMEROY - The Pomeroy Group of AA will meet Wednesday at 7 p.m. at Sacred Heart Calholic Church. Low tonight in mid 50s. Thursda)', chance of rain 70 Copyrighted t 992 SYRACUSE - The First Church of God in Syracuse wtll observe Lhc ordinance of the church and have a feet washing ceremony on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. David Russell , pastor, invites the public. SYRACUSE - Third Wednesday Homemakers Club will meet Wednesday, 10 a.m. , at the Syracuse Municipal BUJidJOg. Craft in the morning. Bring a brush for cole painting. Pick 3: 706 Pick 4: 2479 Cards: 8-H · 8-C· 9-D· ' 10-S' ' • MIDDLEPORT - The Middleport Child Conservation League will meet Thursday at the home of Helen Blackston. Jerry Davis of Project Lift-off wtll be the guest speaker. WEDNESDAY RUTLAND - Rutland Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary will meet Wednesday, 7:30p.m., at Lhe fire station. All members urged to attend. ~ Page 4 POMEROY - Ohio Young Democrats of America, Meigs County, will meet at the Carpenters Hall in Pomeroy on Thursday at 6:30p.m. All Democrats aged 1840 arc inviiOd to atiOnd. PORTLAND - Portland Elementary PTO will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. Plans will be fi"alizcd for the spring carnival. Ohio Lotterv Reds win third straight game 5-4 lly CHARLENE HOEFLICH Sentinel News Sta/T Questions on how teachers arc evaluated, how disciplinary repri mands arc handled when a charge is brought against a teacher, and what the alternatives arc to "boarding" were brought to the Meigs Local Board of Education Tuesday night. About 30 parents attended the regular school board meeting held at the Harrisonville Elementary School. While one student issue student had been "showing orr· in fron t of the otller k.ids, and that as he walked the boy to the office , the student kept trying to stop, and he pushed him along. Carpenter said that stncc Hud son had suggested he would take the incident to Chtldrcn 's Services. he perhaps should do that to sec if the agency after inv estiga tiOn makes a recommendation 10 the Board for further action. The reprimand has been includ ed in Lhc teacher's permanent fil e. was addressed m c.-.ecutive session, the superintendent reponed. a second issue about an mcident at Teacher Evaluation the Bradbury school was prescn10d Bob Smitty, parent of Har tn open SCSStOn. nsonvillc studen ts. asked the board Jim Hudson whose son, James, about t£achcr evalua tion and what attends the Bradbury schoo l procedures mu st be followed by the c harg ed that his son had been pri nc•pal. The superintendent "assaulted" by a teacher there in explamcd that the pnncipal can January and that he had been wait- c,·alualc a teacher anyt1me and as ing for some disciplinary action to many times as he or she wants. He be taken against the teacher. He contended tllat n IS "not true" that a satd that he had talk ed wuh both teacher has to be advised 1n the schoo l principal and Sup t. advance of an evaluation or that James CarpcniOr about tile incident. there is a time limitatiOn on the Hudson alleged that his son was evaluation period. "shoved out of a room and into the To the question of getting t£ach wa ll " as th e teacher "pushed" him cr changes in a school, Carpenter toward the office. He said Lhat Lhe said a principal can get changes. principal told him that the teacher "In fact there have been more rechad been give n a verbal warning. ommendations for change in thi s Hudson contended before the board bmlding Lhis year Lhan m Lhe past th at a "verbal reprimand is not five years," the supenntcndcnt smd . enough punishment for assaulting a John Lisle. longtime princi pal at child". Pomeroy Elementary, transferred to In reporting to the board on the Harrisonvtlle-Salcm Cen ter .schools incident, the supenntcndcnt satd this year. there were "diScrepancies in lhc Boh Barton. board pres ident . swry", and that the teacher said tile asked that the parenls "give Lis le time 10 do something out here give tum orne." As for releasing teachers, Carpenter said that after three years teachers can be released only for gross insubordination, gross ineffi Ciency, or gross immorality. Smitty then asked about the practice of "boarding" kids, and an alternative for parents who do not believe '" boarding . Carpenter said that a parent need only to send a letter to tile principal stating a posit,on aga10st corporal punishment and some suitable disciplinary alternative will be used. In the matter which went to a lengthy exec utiv e session, the board on retumung to open session, upheld an appeal by Victor Young. As th e board president explained Umt means the board grant.s permisSIOn for Young's son to go on tile safety patrol tr1p to Washington. D. c Other Business ARA food service personnel appeared before the board to prescm food service management procedures geared to bring expenses more m line wtlh costs. This year there will be a deficit of $72,714 ARA proposed ways of reducing costs, one being that main items of food be prepared at the high school and trucked to the other schools. Sincc labor is the major cost in food scrv tce, a reduction of 47 hours per day would result from the proposed new method of handlin~ Con tinued on page 3 Economic development topic of Peoples Bank president Oy ORlAN J. REED Sentinel News Starr Robert Evan s, CEO of Peoples Bank of Ohio was tile guest speaker at Tuesday's regular meeting of the Mctgs Cou nty Chamb er of Comm erce. Evans spoke to the group about several principle s relat in g 10 com munity economic development. Evans outlined Lhc history of tile Peoples Bank, which was cstab hshed m Marietta '" 1902. DUilng the Great Depression. the insutu tion e>panded to tncludc offices m Oclpre and Lowell . In the early t 980's. offices were opened in Chesterhill, McConncllsvillc. Nel sonvi ll e and Athens. The Middle port office, opened earlier this year, is the newest branch office for Peoples RancCorp, although Lhc com p.1ny has also taken over two sav mgs and loan offices rcccnUy . After thanking the chamber for the welcome that Meigs Coun ty had extended to the new bank . Evan s discussed several poinl s 1111portant to economic develop ment 1n Ohio's small nvcr communiUcs. Important issues The four most tmponant issues fa cing communttics ltk e Me ig s Cou nty. according to Evan s, arc proviston of sewer and water servic es, changes in the Oood plain laws, and immving educational scrvtccs. Evans told the chamber yest erday that while road improvements arc very importan t, they arc not complete ly effective unless they arc accompanied by expansmn of cmting sewer and water system s. or construction of new systems . "W hen roads arc built or tmproved," Evans sa id , "you should put sewer and water line s right next to them ." ROBERT EVANS (Addres.ws chamber) In order w provHJe those important mfrastru ctorc facilities, Evans stre ssed the importance of soli c11 l11g Issue Two and other grant so urces . Flood plain Evan .s' seco nd poinl was needed modoft catwn s of the 100 -ycar flood plam reg ulations, which regulat e con struction and lmpro Yc rn cnL" tn I hal Oood 7.onc . Evans pointed out that many buil clings in that zone cannot be modifict1 or improved to any cxt cnl wllhout 1h c owner incurring pro - hibitiVe cost. The ulttmate effect of these rcg ularllons will he a decrease 111 value and appeal hecausc th e properties cannot he rehabil1tatcd or tmproved . Education "In our nv cr communities. it seems that the willingness to pay for cducauon has changed," Evans said . "Nobody knows what we want . or how we're going to pay for 11. !lut n's going to be a process of pay now. or pay later." h ans expla10ed that if adequate educationa l opportunities are not provid ed by commu nllt es. prob lem s will ensue as Citizens enter the JOb market. "We have to he like the pioneers who put us here in Lhe flfSt place," Evans satd . "We have to be •nvolved 111 th e community . We mu st find and execute the solutiOns, and we must be a part of tho.~ sol u Lions ... Libyan diplomats asked to leave TRIPOLI, Libya (AP) - Atr - 1ines canceled flights and countries asked Libyan diplomats to leave today as U.N. sanctions took effect to pressure Col. Moarnmar Gadhafi to hand over suspects in the born bingofPan Am Flight 103. Gad hafi 's government satd Arabs would "kneel to no one" but Allah . Travelers booked in advan ce went to Tripoli' s airpon. hoping for a way out. "We're waiting for someone to tell us if we will fly or not," said Timothy Akamimbo. one of about 80 Ghanaian workers. But other foreigners said they wou ld remain. An American employee of the Panamanian D and G Oil Field Services Co . ncar Ajdabta, 700 miles cast of Tnpoli. said he and about . 50 other American co-workers were on the JOb as usual and pllmned to keep working. The man, who is from Louisiana. spoke on conditi on that his name not be used . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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