https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/52733fa7eff6f78460110fc8b7adbc26.pdf 6c381e7e5257e0df366320e8a7de2684 PDF Text Text • ' .' .. '\. • C' ·- .. : ... • ... • • ' ' ' ·' The. one of strongest, not included Gallipolis area •' - ~ CANTON, Mass.- · - . John The company expects to pres- mented 1n the fourth quarter." f!roulllard, president of Hll~ ent a spec,lflc plan to restructure Mr. Brouillard continued, Its balance sheet; Including a "The stores we are closing as Department Stores, Inc., ·anpounced today the !lrst steps In a re(luctlon of overaU debt levels part of our restructuring, plan • restructilrlng plan aimed at and InfuSion of additional cap!- have had dlf!lcully achlevin.g our refocusing the . company on Its . . tal, by the -end of January. ' standar<ls o! profltab!Uty. Many" most profitable markets. . Hills j!stimates a total sales ·of these· storeS are former GOld Brouillard, In . an announce- lncr.ease of 6% for the month of · Circle locations which we ac- · . rrent to the Ohio Valley Publish- December, and i! 5% Increase In . qulred two years ago ·from !fig Compaqy, said 28 of llllls 214 comparable store sales. How- Campeau/ Federated .. Depart- ,· stores will close, b11 t that, "The ever, as with tnost other retail- ment Sto~ that . have been announced closings dO not affect ers, margins came under pres- unable .to make a successful the Hills Store In Gallipolis. This sure !rom the cost o! additional transition to lhe Hills mere hanarea is 'o neourstrongestmarkets adverUslng promotions a·nd the dlslng format. By closing these pnd we are committed to the overall difficult economic stores, we can concentrate on our people In ·the GalllpoUs area to environment: • stronger,. more profitable mar, provide high quality, nam" Thomas H. Lee, Chalrriuin of kerts such as those located In brand merchandise at every day the Board of Directors, com- Indiana, New York, Olllo, Penlow price. " men ted, ·"These store closings nsylvanla and WestV!rgtllla. Our The president continued, "We arepartofanoverallrestructing remodeling and refurbishment will continue to .keep you ap,- plan we began during the fourth . program will further strengthen · POMEROY ACROSS THE RIVER • Fl'lllll · . Bowed Its "anks 011 New Year's. Eve cnsbig . prlsed of all the exciting plans we quarter, which also Includes Hllls'leadershlp position In these ma!ly Ma~ Street businesses to tYJICJUIIe, The Masoa, W.Va. on NeW- Year's Day, It appeared have In store for. the GalUpolls. overhead reductions and seniOr . mares. k t .,, · river crested a bit over 49 feet early Wednesday that aU or. Pomeroy' was Boating down the rjver. area.as.we reaffirm our pledge to management appointments pre: morning. Pomeroy was hit bard as the .Ohio River · provide area residents with the , Vlously lrhplement¢d as well as a finest products and c11stomer reduction of outstanding debt service. " . , and a capital !l)fuslon. Our cash The company, after closing 28 flow, which hicludes approxlFive calls for ·assistance 'were stores, wlll Implement ~ pro- niately $5Q mijll~n In annual • answeed by uniiS of Meigs CountY gram to upgrade and remodel depreciation and amortization, Eight were fined, several on Emergency Medical Services on remaining locations In order to remains healthy. We maintain more than one charge, in the court Wednesday. Improve customer satisfaction close working relationships with of Middleport Mayor Fred HofAt 9:02 a.m., Pomeroy squad and to enhance Its competitive our vendors · and factors and fman Wednesday night went to Mulberry Avenue fOr Charposition. · continue to pay for goods· In full Fined were 1unior Walker, Mid- les Carson. carson"'was taken to Annual losses attributed to the and In , a timely manner. In dleport. $100 and cOsts, possession Holzer Medical 'Center. At 9!48 28 closing s.tores amo1111t to addition; on December 31 1990 of marijuana, and $25 and costs on a.m., Rutl8nd squad went to Stale ·approxlmate'y $1j) million: we made the schedLded $43 each bf two c~es of l!ismlerly Route 124 for Ernest Davis, who As a result of store cloSings and mUllon principal payment to the · conduCt; Brad K. · Robinson, Long · ·. was taken to Holzer. At 1:53 other restructlng charges, ·. the bondholders of our Senior Bottom, $25 , and. cosiS, no p.m., Th('PCI'S Plains squad went to company wllll.n curln the fourth · Notes.'' operator's license, and $100 and Stale ~oute 681 for Gene Jones. quarter a one-time, principally : Brouillard added, ' 'In addition cosIS an\f five days in jail, 'resisting · , Jones .w~ ta!cen Ill. Veterans non-cash charge of approlmately to the $10 m!Illon we wlll save arrest; IU)d Thomas P. ~8rooks, Memorial. At 9:29· p.m., Pomeroy $125 mllUon. from the store closings, during Cheshire, $10 and costs,-expired squad went to Chester Road for Hills has also rtalned Smith 1991 we will also realize an registration, and $25 and c;oscs, in- Clarence Lee; he was transported to Barney,HarrisUpham&Co.and additional $10 mUUon In annual surance suspension. Veterans. At 9:31 P·1'1·· ~ulland the · Argosy Group to serve as cost savings as a result of Others lined were Aaron J. squad responded to Meigs Mine 31, flrianclal advisors. overhead reductions lmple· Davis, Middleport, $25 and costs, and took Randy Lowe to O'Bledisatler1y manner; Wmfcnl E. ness. Life, Pomeroy, $25 and costs, disorderly manner; Tell. ._ Dexttz, Middl $10 and failure - Hunt Nancy Kay DeWitt Brown. Geor e· · · He was. a retired state em-· .10 yietrchattene M. Cadle. Mid· VeteraQS MeD1-~ital . George W. Himt, 84, of Point ployee and attended the Garfield die~. $10 fine only, expired . WEDNESDAYAD~IONS · regtstration; .and Randall R. Moore, Pleasant, died Wednesday, Jan. 2, Avenue Chun;h of God. Syracuse, $25 ·and cosiS, driving - Mattie 'learord, .fortland; Zel1990 at Pleasant Valley Hospital. · He Is · survived by his ~Je, pba Stewart, RadDe.< WED. under suspension. ' Hunt was a retired fanner, a Geneve (Musser) Brown. . . Forfeiting borids in the court NESDAY DISCHARGES • Wilmeml>er of t)Je Good Shepherd Also surviving are three PITCHING JN 7 nis was the scene M011day night at Swisher were Greg ,L. Nease, Syracuse, . liam Qulvey, Robill Dugan, Lillda United Methodist Chm-ch and ·at- daughters, Aretta May Montgoand Lohse as volunteen pitched In to help pBCk up merchandise $110, possessicln of marijuana; Hawley, Mildred Fultz, Eruestille tended Si. Paul United Methodist mery of Letart · Falls, Ohio, and IJlOVe it to the secoad Boor. Because of the thousands of items Chatles R. Petry, New Haven, W. WDIIams, Ro~rt File, and Jaditb which Ch::!· March 2l, 1906 in Roane Dorothy Ann .Haskins of }'lelson- Va., bad to be moved, the pnleess started about 2 p.m. and con$460, physical control or a Laudermilt. v!lle and VIrginia Lee tinued rot nearly sevea boars. .. County, he was the son or the late 'Schmeltzer of· New Matamoras •. motor vehicle while under the inNoal\. and Laura (Price) Hunt. He Ohio; onesister,MarUiaGothard fluence of alcohol or drugs, and $60, running a IIOp sign; Richard T. was preceded in ~ by his wife, of BldiVell; nine . grandch!IdreDugan, JQtine, $60, running a red Mary Marie (BamCtt) Hunt. n; and 16 great-grandchildren. light, and $460, ~sical,control of Surviving are a son and. He was preceded In death by a motor vehicle while under the indaughter-in-law, W'dlard D. "Son- eight brothers and two sisters. · fluence of alCohol or drugs; and ,ny" and Elaine Hunt of Point . Funeral services· will be conMarty Dupa, Rutland, $225, Pleasant; one grandson, George D. ducted 1 p.m. Friday .at waughHiint and two sislers, Myrtle Wolfe Halley-Wood Funeral Home with lleeing a police officer. of Ravenswood and Matilda Rev . Paul .Voss offlclatlng. BurRowley of Pomeroy, Ohio. tal will be In Ohio Valley Memory · Service will be at 2 p.m. on Gardens. . Continued !rom page 1 Friday, Jan. 4, 1991 at the. CrowFriends·may call at the funeral • HusseU Funeral Home with the home from 6 to 9 p.m. Thursday . that )l!e ro8d was only slightly un- · ' Rev. Bill McDaniel presiding. Grandsons and great- dermined. A bid for office space for the Burial will follow at the Kirkland grandsons will serve as Meigs · County Depanmem of Memorial Gatdens. pallbearers. Human Service's new · JOBS Friends may caJI at the funeral on Thursday, J_an. 3, 1991 4 .program was accepted on Wednes11-m. to 9 p.m. , ·· Marriage licenses have been day. The bid was received from Fred Brown · granted in Meigs County Probate Maxine Gaskill, for space in the Coats Building in Middleport. The Fred Brown, 86, o! Portsmou\h . Court to Donald~ Lindeman, 26, DHS currently leases other space in . Rd., died Tuesday, Jan.1,1991,1n . Chester, and Tonya Sue B~ouse, the ·building for other DHS University Hospital, Columbus. \20, Chester; Howanl D_aYid Barr, ' . ~e ·was born Aug. 17, 1904 In · 25, Urbana, and ~linda JCJl!D . programs. The commissioners cbntinued Green ToWJishlp, 'Gallla County, Spencer, 20, Pomeroy, and Martin their discussions with the archi~ of the late ~!chard M and Leroy Searles, 27, and Tma Faye ~n . · Hall, 27, bOth of Middleport. tural firm oC Burgess and Niple"of Parkersburg, W.Va. concerning the -~Area deaths-. .. at Vol.41, No.178 .Local briefs---- Lower gas prices ~pected soon. . 1 - The lowered gas prices now l>eing experienced in some areas A Pomeroy Ruin mai beconie a little richer after an appearance on the Ohio Lottery's television program. . · According Ill the Ohio Lottery's Marietta office, Kenny Brown of Pomeroy won the semi-final round on last Saturday's program, and now advances to the final round, where he will have the O{lportunity to win c~h (up to $200,000) or a new au'!lmobile by spmning ,the show's "big wheel." · · . , The which will ~ telecast tomorrow evenin_g, can be seen on W WK-TV 13 from Huntington; W. ~a., and begms at 7:30 p.m. l rrom I Deputies probe compl~fut The attempted bmglary at ·the Wayne Pullins residence on Naylor's Run Road early Wednes,. day moriling is under investigalion by the . Meigs County Sheriff's DepartmenL · · Acconling to Sheriff Jatnes M. Soulsby, a. six-foot male subject wearing a denim jacket forced OllC'I a lock on a bay window at the· residence and entered lbe home. Mr. Pullins reported to the department that the subject went to J'ullit\s' bedroom door and flicked on a ~ ligbler. . The S!•spect, upon seeinJ Mr. Pullins, ran and exited througll the same window and headed toward the Laurel Cliff area. · Furniture .Company • Dissolutions Actions for diasolutioa of mar· riage . have beein li~ in Meigs County Common Pleas CoUrt by I ~~~L. French, Oleshire, llld French, Pomeroy; Kimberly Picbas and Bad O'Dea Pickens, both of PomiiiO)'; and Jeffrey L. HoQeboldcr, CoOlville, llld .Edna May Houlebolder, Reedsville CLEAN-UP B,EGINS • ~ Ill Oblo Rmr .._.. to netde Wed· . Dissolution have been Plllled b1 . aufl1, _ , ••' 1 11 Clll Mila Street.,.._ ilae -•"J-deaD-:-----the-eoun 110 Thnya Sue Blmhoulo !P f# .... . - II I II a- dlefr Ilion. Here, Clllritt ltraatter and and David Howard B11110U1e, llld 'Dn'1 ra 1w ..... ad 111C11t 111e llilt from the lint ~el or K . ' to ,Ernest l,l. Imboden II anc1 Vic- .,A C Jewelm. ' · mer ' · Southern board adopts new budget· THE LARGEST . -INVENTORY REDUCTION SALE IN 'tHE HISTORY OF RUTLA"D. FURNITURE!' 818 DAYS! '.'50°/o OFF:. and· more'~ During May, ]unt;!_gnd July . · - . STOREWIDE SAYINGS . Big Dlleoun.tt • 90 DAYS SAM AS .CASH .. ·. ''FREE· · DELIVERY" HELD OVER 2 MOll DAYSI .. . . ' . MAY · county Solid Waste Management Last · year . was a busy and District. . . memorable yeat for Meigs County. _ • The SYr&euse Poli<(e Depanmem Some oC it was good and some of it recovered a stolen vehicle from was not so goocl. The following-of· Florida on May 22. fcrs a highlight of IIIIIP. hat!Sixty·nine Southern High School penings from 1990. Which were. seniors ·received their-diplomas on .most mem018ble for you? · May 20 in combined bacca1aurellle :: A bid of $357,667 from the Sut· and commmcement exercises held phen ~. Columbus; for a in the Charles W. Hayman gym· · !jew ladder truck for theM;~ riasium. Kathy lhle was valedic; . Fire . Deparanent wu acce by torian and Chris Murphy was Mi!ldleport Vd~e Council. salaitat0tif1. · · •' Prominent Middleport .Educator'· Senator Jan Michael 'Lee W. McComu of Middleport . stieaker for the 22nd lllliUII died May 26 at Holzer Medical Aigh School graduation on May Centtz at the age of 83. Mr. Me, with 148 scnicn receiving their Comas wu superintendent of the' diDlomas. MelanieJ- Beegle was MiddJeDQJt · Exempted Village viledictorian and WaliiCt Edwln1 SchoolS lrom 1941 to 1965. , Crooks witllalutatorian. Eleven of Meigs County's DUb - Aspeots of six Meigs cOuntY and Col1ectors formed• the Meigs two Oallla County mine recfama· · County Asaocialion of Trash ,lion pojeciB at a popoeed COil of Haulers. 1'hcY orpnized in a ~ $1~ ,703 wete dllcullled at a step toward fighting certa111 Ohio DepaQIJiaent of Natural regulatici!IS.J>!tJP!ied by the ' ~ulti- ·. .Resoun:ea, of Reclama.. . .. .Dlviion . ' FRIDAY, JAN 4 .& SAIBDAY, JAN. 5 9AM·7PM • \, ..' . ' = torial.lmbodeo. · _____.._. .. . _ . ' ' ' ' YOU WON'T WANT TO Mrss .THE SAYINGS THAT WIU .BE~ FOUND ON 'THE LAIGEST INVENTORY OF ~ELECTED FURNITURE· - HELD .OVER 2.MORE ·DAYS. ' ' ' Snow, rain ·-Graduations, solid waste district. foreeast f~r Ohi~ . policy_ meetings, sesquicentennial this weekend .celebration among 1990 highlights ' r!:~J:~~::::;z;::~~ ' ' Three injured in two-car.accident '- . a par- 2 MORE COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP I) River crests in ·Cincinnati 2. MORE. BIG DAYS! .• FRIDAY, JANUARY 4TH, 9 'AM·7 PM SATURDAY, JA"UARY 5TH, 9 AM-7 PM At 5:3S a.rri. on Wednesday, ticular, involved the speeifics of . deputies took a deer accident general contracting bi$lJ. which report . w~re opened by, the com,missioneis Acconling to the accident report, at a meeting in November. No bids Todd 'Ilipp of Pomeroy was have been awarded to date on the southbound on Route 7 near the in- project; lind discussions on Wedtersection of State Route 248 when nesday involved the infonnation, or he struck and killed a deer that ran lack thereof, submi~ with the apinto the path of his vehicle. parent low bid. . Light damage was listed Ill the and~i.'c~a:c~ ~nf~= hood ofTripp's l%6Cbevrolet. . finn's references obtained by the Bonnie Lemaster of Pomeroy architect are major issues in the reported Ill_the deputment on Wed..,.;nw f the -~• · nesday eveoi!tg thit ~ ·had _.aww-oa. o &~-~-contractmg . stolen her newSpiper tube. The ·bid. · " · ·· The 6rm ' pledged further thef t is believed to have occaned research in the matter, and awardbetween 8 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. on ing of the conttacts is e•pected 10 WednCsday. take place at next week's meeliilg. · In ocher action, the commissioners: ' approved a mquest for a $SO petlJ cash/change fund for the Meigs County Recorder's office, which was submiaed for Wednesday's meeting; - set January 14 as the board's .orpnizatiooal meeting; ·. . . .l>reaent at the meeting ~ Commissionen Jones, Mannina Roush, . David · Koblentz, Gletk Mary Roush, Roberts, and County OBlige Superintendent 'led Warner. The ~g was conducted by Hill in the absence of Mayor Eber Pickens, who was injured in a fall earlier this week. · . ' Council then entered into executive session. Attending were Hill, council members · Teresa Drummer, Jim . Pape, Kenny Buckley, Minter Fryar, and Katie · Crow, and Clerk/freilsurer Janice Lawson. ·Deputies probe accident Big 5g (o .OFF SALE neix:~:~~=Lin filling in the newly-formed ditches. CoUncil agreed · that residents · should stop such action, and that ditches that have been filled must be re-opened by the property · owners. This must be done immediately, council noted. It was mentioned that . owners could be held responsible if acddents are caused by water spilling .oniD the highway. Tpe Ohio Supreme Court Is to set the ground rules Friday fQI' Pa~l Pfeifer's legal challenge to. Lee Fisher's victory In the state attorney general's race. Chief Justice Thomas Moyer Aside from answering clills regatding the hiJ~h water in the saldhewlllmeetwlthlawyersfor county, the Meigs County Sheriff's deparunent responded Ill a Pfeifer and Fisher to establish mishap near the Beacon Station and ihvestigated·a ddmestic dispute grounds rules for the challenge on Thursday. and to determine the cost of the On Thursday afternooll, deputies were called to State Route 7 ' . beyond the Beacon Station . when · a semi truck was southbound procedure· through the high ~ when a pickup truck going north qtused' a Pfeifer flied the challenge last wave and droWned OLit the' semi's engine. A wrecker .was caJied to week seeking to overturn his pull the semi out qf ~ WBIP.'. • , ; , ~. · ~ narrow loss to Fisher In the Nov. - Oir ,ljiaiili;· ~-~-- were C81led 10 a ~tatrTawilsldp ;- · G!geaetat,,eU!ctltm.' :"' · ·• • residence for a domeSifc dispute: NO' enforcement aciiOn was taken, The chle! Justice also will , as the dispute, according to the sheriff's report, was just verbal. · decide If a $10,000 bond Pfeifer · Continued on page 10 posted last Friday will coyer the · cost of the procedure. Attorneys for both candidates were to TBREE INJURED IN WRECK- Three people rtght side ol the road and came to rest offthe right recommend Thursday the hiJured In a two-ear accident on Slate Route were berm actordlns to the Ohio State Wghway Patrol. amount of the bond. Tbunday altenoon. Both vehicles went ofl the 7 I , . Fisher's representatives con. CINCINNATI (UPI) - The One runway at the city-owned tend the bond should be much flooded Ohio River, which forced , Lunken Airport was closed be- higher, .while Pfeifer's attorneys · several floating restaurants. to cause of high water. argue that It should be reduced. . At Riverfront Stadium, where close and prompted flood gate The bond Is to cover legal, ·Three Meigs Co\lnty residents leased and the Yonkers were by Cleland. to be Installed at Riverfront the Cincinnati Bengals host the administrative and personnel Cleland, who was traveling at Stadium, crested Thursday five •Houston Oilers.In a playoff game costs of such things as taking were suffered Injuries In a admitted for observation. Sarah approximately 55 mile~ per hour, two-car accident on State Route 7 · Yonker was reported In lair but feet above Cincinnati flood stage. Sunday, a flood gate was lndepOsitions. on what happened Thursday afternoon. was unable to stop In time and stable condition Friday, a hospiFlood stage at Cincinnati Is 52 S!;llled to keep water off the during the electio!l. struck Yonker's car broadside. Sarah G. · Yonker. 87, her tal spokeswoman said . feet and the r~ln-swollen river playing surface. However,JnstalAccordlqg to a report from the Both vehicles skidded oft the Harry Franken, a court spo- · passenger David C. Yonker, 87, crested about noon Thursday at . llng the flood gate meant closing GalUa-Melgs post of .ihe State right side ofthe road and came to both o( Pqmeroy, and Donald C. · kesman, said Thur$day Moyer · 57 feet, ltshlghestcrestln the city . the stadium service entrance. Highway ,Patrol, · Yonker was rest off the right berm, the report Cleland, 17, of Racine, were "The ·magic number lor t!le had not decided whether to since 1979: State Route 7 slated. southbound on Memorial' taken to Veterans Officials at the Ohio River stadium Is 57 feet (water level) handle the case himself ot pass It · Yonker was cited for.raflure to when .she attempted to turn left Hosplt~l by the Meigs County FO'recast Center said the water, and that me110s there Is water on to another Justice as state law yield when turning left and on to Meigs l:ounty Road 75. As EMS following the accident In · level was expected to remain at lapping at the service entrance,'' permits. Both Moyer and Pfeifer Cleland was cited lor failure to she turned; she traveled Into the Salisbury Township. about 57 feet Friday and begin said Bengals -business manager are Republicans, Republicans wear a safety belt. path of an oncoming car, driven Cleland was treated and reslowly falling this weekend. Bill Connelly. "This plllce was· tontrol the Supreme Court, 4-3. The court can declare Fisher The high water forced some engineered with floods In mind. or Pfeifer the winner or rule that families who live near the river it's like the opposite o! a bathtub; the election should be set aside. If to evaeuate their homes. The Red Inside the bowl Is dry." a ·new election Is ordered, ihe If high water requires that the Cross said 35 families sought The board ._,as reorganizCIJ Board Association - fo~ the board A needs budget showing a deficit flood gate be lett In place Sunday state and counties would pick up · of approximately $479,000 in during the meeting with Denn)' members, and Dennie Hill, Supt. .•emerge!ICY hO\ISing In motels. Sections of a bOut 40 roads near and the stadium service entrance the cost. -operating funds to be submitted to Evans l>eing elected president, and Bob Ord, and Pam Boso, assistant the river were temporarily closed, another entrance further . Fisher, meanwhile, Is going the Meigs County Budget Commis- Scott WOlfe, vice president. . treasurer, were approved. PerforcJ<ised and a hall-dozen res tau- away from the river will be used . ahead with plans to be swo~11 In sion was adopted by the Southern. Regular meetings were set for the mance bonds where required and Jan. 14. He would succeed Local School District Boa¢ of third Monday ·of each month at 7 · subscriptions for ·the Brief q.se ' rants that float on the Ohio River lor the service, gate. Bengals ot!lclals said the flood- Anthony Celebrezze Jr. , a Demodid not open because acess p.m. at the hi$h school. However, .were renewed. Education Thursday nighL -roadways and walkways were Ing did not threaten the playing of. crat, .who ran unsuccessfully for Attending were Charles Norris, · The budget shows anticipated the ·next meenng will 1>e held on governor. water-covered. Sunday 's game. Evans, WoHe, Gary Willford, and receipts of $3,352,000 IIJid ~pen­ Feb. ~ at 7 p.m. at the school. Membership in the Ohio School Susie Grueseio Supt. _Ord, and HiU. ditures of $3,832,000, according to Treasurer Dennie Hill. 0 I Marriage . icenses cOmpleted. C,ouncil was informed that Bob Smith of the water board has resigned ·and Bob Moore ·has assumed his duties. · Hill reported · that ditchirlg. has been completed in the upper end of Syracuse to correct the flow of water coming from private property oniD the highway. Howevt7, Hill sta!ed, some owners have defeated the wad: that was neeessary ·by set rules =· HAS EXTENDED THEIR i 2 Sectiono. 14 Pogeo 26 Conu A Multimedia Inc. Newipaper Court to · Pomeroy man lottery participant ATTENTION TRI-COONTY AREAl Meigs ... ' Hlll renamed .· ~ouncil president B)' KATHRYN CROW . have not yet arrived in Meigs County. · · . . Seatlael News Stair Since Christmas. regular unleaded gasoline Jlrlc:es in the GalJim Hill wu re-elected Prmdent lipolis area have dropped an)'Where from five Ill 15 ceniS per gallon. of Council and I. Carson Crow, Both Go-Mart and SuperAmerica in Gallipolis are offering gasoline Pomeroy Attorney, wu IIPJXlinted . at $1.23 per gallon, compared tq a regular unleaded price of $1.31 at Village Solicitor. when Syracuse the SuperAmerica outlet in Middleport Village Council held lis first meetDale Ellis, w.ho operates the Sohio station in Middlepon. reported . ing Of the year on Thursday night. Friday morning that his regular (self serve) gasoline pnce is holding Council also discussed the an.......... : ....dlestelldY ..8l , S).3~ aaallll!l, and other retailers in Pomeroy and Midnual budget and decided to meet :port report sunifilr pnces. . · · again this month, at a date to be · ' Sugar Run Asl\land in' Pomeroy is still offering _its gasolin_e at a · announced. Ill work on the budgeL competive price, &spiae a rect:nt tw~ cen~ i!1CfC8SC tn COSt, while the · Beacon Station in Pomeroy IS selling tiS Gulf brand gasoline at , CoWJcil discussed at length the projects that were uodertami. last $1.32. ' . ' year but which have not been com· The only, sign of lower pricing in, Meigs Couniy came from the . pleted. It :was .the opinion of ./ Gas Plus outlet in Middlepm:t, where the.m~ager reported that'shecQ_unCil that no new pn;~jects will be . expected the prices to ~ an:ttitne. Oils Plus is supplied by Burlile undertaken until aU old projetts are Oil, headquartered in GaUtpoliS: . . .. · .. '. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, Janu~ry 4, 1991 Copyrighted 11181 ....'""' Cloudy ionlglit. mgh Salur4ay In mid tos. Chance ol precipitation 50 percent. -· • Hospital news · -Rutla~d Pick-3: 004 • Pick-4: 9476 Cards: lO.H; 4-C; A-D; Q..S l p age 3 EMS has 5 runs a. "' Iowa five · / ' Middleport court news past . . ~lip .Hills Depar~ment . Stores .··announce .. . consolidation (lnd restructuring plQn . Ohio I.,ttery Buckeye8 • ----~~----~---.-----~---- ' .. . ,$) • lion, public nieeting on~l6. . tlon was In the forecast for the The meeting dealt with lems weekend In 0hlo. created by surfacO and · d A high pressure system movmine sites abandoned pnor to lng .across the state Friday · August 1977 and popoeedjFClama- provided the state with lots o! lion once the federal RRmment sunshine and high temperatures mptes funds availlble. . expected to range from upper 20s A long-tenn care ombudsn!an •. to the near 35. . pro8J8111 was initiated in Meigs But clouds. are expected to County as • Cc:~U:~ for begin fllterlrtg \nto the state from Elders rural program · the .west and southwest Friday whic~ was IWied . in .eigbl night. There Is as"'all chance lor southeastern Ohio Counties. The ·· snow to !all In the northwest prop· worts to linpove the counties by Saturday motnlng. quality oC life .Mticb older penon~·--··Overntght lows will be In the 20a. receive in their homes, in comThe chance for preclpl~tlon munity baled settings IIJid in nurs- will be Increasing. on Saturday. ing homes. · • Rain will~ tile rule .In the south NEW VETERANS SERVICE omca · Ma c.le, left, Is Melp County's leW YeterDI tenke ulflcer. tHe nplacei Hugh Meigs real ·estate 118CDI Jean with snow In the north. Warmer nUsseU wu hired by Middleport air will slowly spread north Into Coster who retired Ibis -~~ .tier l!oldfnlllle job for the put 12 years. Cale will be Iaiiie Veterul Service Ollc:e at U4 Mulberry SCooneil to adminisler the . the Ohio Valley Saturday mornhitln Regionil Commission lng, which may first cause the .Ave~ Pomeroy, tift da)'l a -k, 8:30 LJL to 4 p.m. to prOYide a variety of aervlcel to veterau. Joanaa CGalldl will ·coatfnue to Opponunilies' 011111 of preclpltailon to beatn as a work In llle ~ there. Cale II a velela llal'llll ee1 ted fOil!' yens $43, awarded to th6 village ill miXture o! rain or snow o~ even March the pOsalblllly of freezing rain In 111e U. S. Na,Y durin& the early IMO'L He and bill ~fe, ADa, reside on Skinner Ro.cl, P0111eroy.· · . .. · · Continued on.page 10 'and sleet. · '1!1.•. • ' "'"' -. . · · • �.. •• .'. • • ·. .. . . I t ' L. Commen\ary · . .. . The~aily ' · ~v . . ROBERT L~ WINGETT Publisher l CHARLENE HOEFLICH' General Manater PAT WHITEHEAD Asalstanl Publ18her/ Conlroller l ' 1- I A MEMBERotThe .Unlted Press International, Inland Dally Press _,.\ssoclatlon and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. : j LETTERS OF OPINION are welcome. They should be less than 300 words long. All letters are subject to 1!\illlng and must be signed with name, address and telephone number. No unsigned letters wUI be published. Letters should be In good taste, addressing Issues, not personall· . · · ties. I I I .B ush faces supreme test of his presidency ' '-"' ..' J that victory front and center In tlon units to preserve bodies In theWhlteHousenowfearthatthe American minds. the heat of the Saudi Desert until American people's support "That kind of information" they can be flown home. would wane If. they knew how doe!!n't need to be splashed One Pentagon source went so -many empty body bags had been around In print during the .far as to tell us that there Is a s¢nt over: · holidays one House Armed Servl- ·worldwide stockpile of 63,000' We reported in November that ces Committee staffer told us. body bags in · ·the Pentagon Preslden~Bush had been sobered "No one wants to hear It" Inventory, but he refused to say by the top-secret casua~ty - estl· .. "No omi wants you .to bear It," how many have been earmarked · mates the Pentagon gave him. would be more accurate. • · tor use In Operation . Desert Those figures say that as many A Pentagon spokesman told Shleldorhowmanyl)avealready as 10,QOO Americans could die In out reporter Paul Parkinson that been shipped there. the first ~eek of a war with Iralj, logistical Information about bo· H~ also said the Pentagon has a and as many as 30,000 C,Ould be · dies bags. coffins and other stockpile of 4,000 metal cas~ets dead if the war lasted 20 days. preparations to handle the dead that can be used and reused for Iraq's Saddam Hussein has Is "classified." He explained that ferrying bodies home, but rightly figured that AmeriCa has by releasing the numbers, the wouldn't say if any were already ·nd stom~h for that many deat~ Pentagon would "give the eneon the Acene In Saudi Arabia. . In a war to reclaim Kuwait and. m!es an advaptage." . When outspoken Air Force Its oil. He Is counting on AmerlThe men and women of those Chief of Staff Gen. Mlcl}ael c;a's sott-heartedness~s part of .. units would clean, dress and Dugan was fired for having loose ills own battle strategy. For his prepare .the bodies .of dead , lips. · one of his more candid part, Saddam is not.hampered by soldlel'$ for return to the United comments was this: "TheAmert-· . similar sentiments. , His own States. · . can people . will support' this casualty estimates tell him · to Other advance work for the operation untU body bags come' expect 10 Iraqi deaths for every dead .has Included the lilstalla· home." one American SOldier who dies. lion of several lar.ze refrl.zeraApparently the Pentagon and , . ALL RlG'"'i, MEN / SYH(HRON lt.E . · YOUR · ·. C~LEN\)AR~ •• . .·' ' .. .... ·' ' tty~ ' Letiers to . . the editor >No new taxes ... hoiv about the old? Dear Editor: fishing boat guzzlers he has used. I wpuld !Ike to comment on Mr. I wonder what his ZIP COlle. is. Hoeiilch's column about the He's never in Washington, D.C. Increase In ga5ollne 'Prices. . . . I believe Mr. lioefileh Is using Mr. Bush said "no new taxes" the wrong words In "Keep but · nothing about raising oid smiling." Maybe it should be one~. He Is asking the American "Keep grimacing." people io conserve fuel: i wonder hOW· much ·Air Foree One has VIrgil Walker used on ~is world tours and the Racine I Berry's.World NE~ . •• I '• - • 111?1- ~- · ., .·. • '• • • ... . '. .. .. .. .. '• 't-JAS~IN6TOH PREPARES ·fOr< U. S. remai.Ding superpQwer__....:.:..w...:.:..:al.:...;_iam_R_us_he_r p...,., • 1 tt 1989 marked the collapse of the Eastern bloc and thus, de facto, the end of the Cold War, 1990 will be seen by historians as · the first yeal'ofthe post-war era. Before our eyes, If we·are not too exhausted and befuddled to look, (he world Is assuming the shape that It will probably retain ~or several decades - perhaPs even a ·centuty or more- to come. There are signs that President ~ush Is well aware of this, and is eager to have the United States play a major role in determining that shape. His critics may scoff when he speaks, optimistically, about a "new world order," remembering past abuses ofthat expression. But some new world order Is precisely Whllt there Is going to ·be, like It or not. and It Is In America's highest interest.to take a hand In designing II. . The first thlng·to note liboutthe decades Immediately ahead Is that the, United States will be the world's leading nation- mllltarThird, once Saddam Hu,sseln Is lly and politically, and to a large suitably dealt with (and h.e wlll extent economic.a lly as ·well. It . be), there wm be time to may be that It will consent to contemplate and evaluate cer· leadership only reluctantly: will ta!n more durable developments · •'have greatness thrust upon lt. •• that will greatly Influence the But It 'cannot', It seems to me, shape of the new world order. escape Its destiny. In earlier centuries, or even · Second, It seem.s clear .- Mr. . the early decades of this one. the Francis Fukuyama to the con· growth of competing economic trary notwithstanding - that blocs would have been a sure sign history will keep right on happen- of trouble to come. And so It may lng. The first historic contronta- prove. But the world has recently lion of the post-Cold War era, learned things about the power of · between Iraq and the rest of the tree economies that suggest world, Is alreadY nearly five more hopeful possibilities. It months old. Significantly, It was may well be that nations can the United States that blocked learn to comjlete fruitfully, and Saddam Hussein's southward raise . living standards everythrust , organized the global where to levels beyond opposition, and \viii have tbe . Imagining. . labQrlng ciar if mU!tary action Is , There re111ain, of course, some necessary. All perfectly app)'Op--[Jshards or the shattered 70-year r!ate for the world's leadlng ' J con:tmunl~t experiment to ga,ther nation- Indeed, its only remainup and bury: Albania, where the !ng superpower. process seems already under way; Cuba, where despotism w!ll . die, at latest, with the despot; and China, where vast Impulses · toward ~eedom are gatherfng and will Soon burst forth. . And In one area of the globe·the Mlddie East ~ there will stU! rester a regional controversy that was not Inspired by the Cold War and bas thereforesurvtved It: the confrontation between Israel and Its Arab enemies. But nothing burna~ Is perfect, or lasts forever. It w!ll be enough, surely, if the new world order sketched above can afford mankind some decades of respite the wars, civil and International, that ·blotched the 20th century , so irretrievably. It we are wise, we w!ll use that precious tlmetoflndourway ,o ut of the moral ' morass Into whlcb the world stumbled when It seemed, for a whUe, that God bad died. In 1991 we can take the first halting steps. ,. i ' ·BAKER DRIVES - Ohio . •• ., •' ,I . Robert Walters ... LOS · (NEA) _ ton. Thedefendants!rioneorboth · u.s. District Court Judge Currently, many Americans sus· cases Include Exxon, Mobile, ' !lam P. Gray, who Is presiding , pect that multinational oll com· Shell, Tex;~.co, Chevron, Unocal, over both cases . He has hardly links between Gray and the .oil panles are taking advantage of , BP and Arco. concealed his antagonism to- companies, attorneys for Callfor, theMideastcrtslstoreapunjustl· Thdse companies deny the ward the arguments advanced nla tnd LQII'g Beach recently took · fled profits. In . Los Angeles, charges that they. unlawfully by the city and state plaintiffs. . the ~xtr ao~(llnar; action of for- . meanwhile, a pair of 'lawsuits colluded to control ,petroleum In the mld·1980s, Gray granted . mally as~erting that ·the judge · c inspired by similar concerns Is . distribution channels, prices and ·the oil ~mpan!es' requests to lacked the Impartiality to con· stlll awaiting trial In federal supplies. But one Independent sumrnartly dismiss both suits on ttnue presiding over the case. court. . analysis or the thousands of the grounds that the allegations •' But Gray denied the ·aUega· Indeed, the clvll suits corporate documents submitted of conspiratorial conduct were !Ions that he Is prejudiced In Initiated . In the mid·1970s to the courtl.n connection with tbe 'too flimsy to have much chance favor of the dl!tenciants and should have come to trial long Utlgatloh round that "ret~Yiar of success in a jury trial. · rejected the plaintiffs' proposal ago. But an unsy~pathetlc judge exchang~ of price Information But both of his decisions were that he withdraw from !lie case. ..' .and a hostUe on ln.dustty have and . sensitive ma.r .k. eUng terturned In separate, unanlm· . Moreover, his decision wu ·UP. delayed -If not denielf-Justlce business." · • s decillions rendered by threeheld by a fellow federal judge for buyers of gasoline and other That conclusion was reached dge panels of the U.S. Court of who declined to remove Gray petroleum products throughout by reporters for The Wall Street Appeals (or the Ninth Circuit. "A from the case. · · the West. · Journal, which tiled Its O\YII civil . Jury .could conclude that the on ·: Until . dJsputes over . Gray's The nation's leading oU comsuit .. to gain access to the · compa~les agreed, elther.llllplic· status and olher . prellll)l!'ary panlea are accused of consp!rlnl,i . documents shielded by the court, lty or.explicitly, to create market !~sues are re.s olved, no trial .c an toflx'whOiesalegasoUneprlcesln and th,e n waged a 2~-year-long · conditions that would facilitate. be held on industry pr•ctlces of the ·region at inflated levels · legal struggle to attain Its goal. tacit or express price coordlna· the i960s and 1970s. Moreover, we .. .tbroulhO!Jt the 1960s 'lllld eariy The Industry has obvious cause tlon," the appellate cou.rt ruted In may never know what tbe ~11 •, 19'101. In addition, they are to resist bringing the case to : one case. . companies are doiJig to us In me aUeaecJ to have contrived a trial, where any conspiratorial Citing several out-of-court 19808 and 1990s, gasoune shortage before, during policies that existed would be and after the Orgaalzatlon or tully explored. Moreover, the . Petroleum Exporting Countries wealthy oU companies have e111baraoed crude oil shlpmenis spent millions of .d ollars In legal to thll country .In 1973. fees to finance preliminary ritaOne case was Initiated by the !Ions and appeals that have •' I Today Is Friday, Jan. 4, the fourth day of 1991, with a61 to follilw. state of California and the elty of delayed a trial for more than a The moon is waning, moving toward Its last quarter: Long Beacb. The other suit wili decade. · ' ~•. .• • 'f The m~rning star Is Mara. · . flied , by tbe states of Arizona •. , Theyhaverecelyedencourage. ~:lt . The evening ~tars are 'Mercuey. ~en us, Jupiter and Saturn. Callforn!a, Oregon and Washing- , ment Jrom an unusual source- ·'' .. . . · &M-_ c::aa--: 1'tJ b)' NfA. lfle.~ ILl! "HtNe's Some GREAT news about global · warmlnq!" T~ay in ·history ... . .. ~ ' . ~ • Mark Baker on during lhe flrsl half of Thul'llday nlghl's Big Ten opener In Columbus, which the Buckeyes won 83-59. (UPI) · Shofner named 8roWI18' fll"8t direct6r of player pel'80nnel · . I · CLEVELAND (UPI) _ Inte· 18 whistled ·for charglng ,as.James Winters looks . rim coach and offensive coordi· nator Jim Shofner officially moved Into the Cleveland Law Browns front orrtce Thursday Fifty jetseys valued at $1,625 when owner Art Modell named were stolen from the u.s. Olym- h(m to the newly created post of pic hockey team at Kn!cker- director of player personnel. bocker Arena in Albany, N.Y., Shofner, who ~omplled a 1-& CUMMING, Ga. (UPI)- Luke the batUng championship, I hela las 1 weekend. Hockey helmets, record ·after replacing the !ired Appling, a 1\all qf Fame short· out to get $20,000 and wound up . gloves and a skate sharpener Bud Carson as coach of the stop.who spent his entire 20-year signing for$18,000." . . worthabout$500alsoweretaken. Browns Nov. 5, will have many the stock)', plano-legged Ap. SkUng duties, including evaluating career with the Chicago White Sox, died Thursday from a piing was a fixture as the White German and Austrian racers players on the team and in the ruptured aortic aneurysm. He Sox shorts(op' from 1931 through swept the first 10 places In the rest of the league. Healsowlllald was 81.; 1949. He torm~nle!l pitchers by ojlen!ng training for the !irst in the evaluation of college . ·· Appling died a few hours after deliberately fouling off pitches World Cup women's downhill of players. being admitted ·to Ute Lakeside . .W{til ~e got the one he wanted. '1991 at . Bad Klelnk!rchhelm, His first job will be to present Community Hospital. Former White Sox pitch~ Austria. ... Tral'nlng' at an evaluation of .the team's Known as "Old Aches la nd Billy Pierce played with .(\ppll~~ ~!sch.Partenklrchen, Ger- current players as the club Pains" because of the time he ~?r 'two seasons. Pierce ~~ld .t.h mfiny, for the men.'s World Cup prepares for the Plan . B free spent on the trainer's table, . Old Aches and Pains nick· downh!ll was scrapped to help agency period. Sl!ofner· said Appling was one of baseball's na;;'e was a bit deceptive. , preserve the course for (he earlier this week he had already best-hitting sho~tstops, «!ompll· He liked to be in the trainer.~ .year's ollenlng race. started on that task. He ill so will lng a .310 lifetime batUng room and get a good rubdown, ' Swimming be involved In the team's search average. · ·l>Jercesald. "Butwhenhegotout Fu. M!iigxla, 12, of China for a n~.w eoach. He retired . after the 1950 · on the field, he played hard and flnis.hed second behind team"He's another set of expe• season. He slliiiiPt seven seasons d!dn't have any aches or PB!~·" mate ·Xu Yanmel in the prelim!· rienced eyes In our personnel ·. as a minor league ·manag'lr . App~g was also called Kid nar!es of the women's 10-meter 'department, and that can ·only befo.r e managing the Kansas City Boots; , havlngmade43~rrors!n platform diving at the World helpus,"Modellsald. "Thereare Athletics for 40 games in 1967. !fe 96 games In his rookie •eason. Swlmmtrig Championships in always .a number of Healthy, later served as batting coach for But lie eventual·ly was voted the Perth, Australia .... Swlmmlng~s . varied oplnibns regarding how the Atlanta. Br11ves . · greatest White Sox player in governing body will follow the much a player can help a team, He was admitted to the Hallof hlato!')'. • example of the Olympic move- · · and Shof will be able to help us Fame In ln1964.Atage73, he hila· An bpposile-field·httter who hit ment and readmit South AfriCa to make better decisions.'! 230-foot home run in a 1982 only.-45 homers during his entire competition when African naShofner becomes .the only old-timers' game In Washington. career, Appling was n;~.med to lions approve .... Any swimmer mem6er of the team's front I "Luke's j>ass!ng Is a sad .loss · seven All·Star teams and had a who makes more than one raise office deciSion·maklng team who for the Braves . and all of composite .444 average In the start wm be disqualified from a has either played or coach~!<! In baae~all," Braves manager. showcii&E! games. He never race beginning ~arch 3. the NFL. Shofner Js a former No. Bobby Cox. "He was a true Hall Swimmers are now anowed two 1 dra!r pick .of the BroWns and played In a World Series. Lucius Benjamin AppUng was · false stariB of Farner on and off the field . born AprU 2, 1907 In High Point, · Even .In his 80s, Luke retal ned an N.C. He was one of seven outstanding enthusiasm tor the chlidren who .moved with their game of t~aseball." ' $2.75 ~PRIN~ VAlLEY CINEMA J)arents In their yQu~to Atlanta, . Appling hit better than .300 In SA TURDA T l SI,INDA T where he ·attended ~ .ulton lpgh .16 Jll!aSons, including a·nine-year 4~6 4524 ' ' ' TUUDIIY School and Oglethorpe COllege. stretch from 1933 to 11141. He hit a league-high .388 In 1936, the . highest average·by a shortstop In GRAVELY TRACTOR the 20th century. He b&ttec1.3481n SALES • SERVICE . 1940 &nPwon another American ' 204 ConiiDrlt. .........,, OH. Lelli\le baltlnfillltle In 1M3 wltha Fall II BOIII'II .328 average. · . 'rUiaDAY 1MRU I'RIDAY .• Appling, In his later years, was t A.M.·I P.M. lAT. t A.M.-1 P.M. bemuaed about the hllh aalartes Iii• CLOIID MONDAYS paid to baseball players. 110 'ASSE:S . Baseball Hall. of ·Fam'er LU. k'. e ·Appl··· n··g . d·· e' 8. at 81 from ., ~·a , ( 3) drives In agalnsllo.w a' s Troy $kiDDer (11) and .' I ' wu. • '• t •• '. Slick._ oil ,c ompanies. avoid civil suits ,. .. , _ A~GELES • Armstrong Is expected to start . familiar opponent In Waynes- scored ' its trio of Wins o~er Desmond Rowley, a 5-11 Junior. burg State (Pa.), which has Lincoln, Frostburg State and __ and DE:von Stewart, 6-1 junior, as appeared •!UIIerous times In the Ohio Unlvers!ty-BelmQnt~ Since Ills guards, with Way!~!! GibSon NAIA Natbnala under the Cllrec· then, blight has followed the (6-1, junior) and·Glen Julien (6-1, lion of Rudy Mar!sa, now In his . · team with five losses, three ol Junior) as h!s forwards. Center 22nd year of coa~btng there. . them to Ohio teams- Findlay, will probably be _taken~ LasThe Yellow Jackets are famll· M~~m 11nd Marle~ta . celles Henry, 6-4 sophomore. lar for tllelmpresston they have . t the Redmen, Mar!sa Wlnds.o r bo!ISts a 4·8 record, left with the Redmen in the past. will robably field Dan Conn (6-0, mostly in exhibition games. . Ranked third, in the nation at the senior) and Jamar Shegog (6-2, Coach Wayne Curtin expects to time, Marlsa s club captured the tresllman,) as the guards. Proba· field Geoff Astles (6-0, sophO. championship of the 1987 Bevo ble forwards are Heath McCrom· more) an,d Jamie Pepper (6-0, FranclsCiasslc!nan82-69defeat mon (6-4, freshman) and Shaun freshman) · as his guards, with oftheRedmen, dlleof32v!ctor!es ~Wantz (6-3, sopnomore), with Chris ·Daly (6-5, junior) and , (an!l one l.o ss) Waynesburg took Joe Jo~n.son (6·5, junior) at the ~nnls Byrne (6-4, junior) as the. Into ~he 1988 nationals. Last. post. · . . forwards. • At center will be season, the Redmen traveled lo or that grouping, Johnson was Everto11 Shakespeare J6·5,_ Waynesburg and emerged ·wlth leading w! th 15.6 points and six sophomore) . .r an 8!1-82 loss In overtime. rebounds per game. ·McCrom· • . Se880n heating up - With th~ The Yellow Jackets owned a 3·6 . mon, with 12 points an outing, led second part of the season heating standing prior to today. when . the team In rebounding at 8.3 a ·; up as It app!'O"ches District 22 they enter a tqurnament at game. • . and Mld·OhloCon!erenceactlon, Frostburg State (Md.). Waynes· . Mondays game will be spon: Rio Grande re-enters the fray burg opened the season with a · sored by McNelly-Patrlck Insu.Monday at 7:30 p.m. against a • 115·55loss to Defiance In the Ohio riince of Jackson , ~ '• Wesleyan Tournament, but then for the basket. It resulted in a defense to upset Arizona. The ·By GENE CADDES held ball, with the ' possessslon Huskies had lost nine straight UPJ Sports Writer · arrow pointing to Ohio State. . games t,o the Wildcats - last COLUMBUS - . Ohio State "We were going to take what winning during the 1985- 86 Coach Randy Ayers l)as a mes" was presented,'' Iowa Coach . season. Matt Muehle bach led the sage for his Buckeyes: Welcome Tom Davis said. ·"We were Wildcats with 13 points, while ·· to the Big Ten, the ca~ewalks are looking for some penetration Khalld Reeves and Sean Rooke · ·' over. · ... Inside and we didn't get that . ~dded 12 each. The .· sixth-ranked · Buckeyes That was a •tribute to their At ·Ithaca, N.Y . , Rick Fox . •' li~!eded twQ free throws each by defen!!l!. scored 19 points · and . Geo~e ' jamaal Brown and Jim Jackson "Ohio Statli d!d ·a good job or Lynph added 15 to lead North .-·. In the final 30' seconds Thursday · turning us away from where we . Carolina. Five Tar Heels scored ·· • night to take a 63-59 victory over wanted to go on that last play and in double figures as North .· · No. 19 Iowa.. that was typical of some of the CaroUna recorded It~ highest At the beginning, it looked like good plays they made coming point total of the season. The loss another Ohio State blowout, the down the stretch." snapped a five-game winning Buckeyes racing out to a 9-0 lead Jackson was fouled on the streak for Cornell. with less than two minutes gone lnboundpassbyiowa'sAcleEarl AI East Lansing, Mich., Steve in the game. But Iowa came back and hit the two clinching fre,e Smith scored 24 points and Matt · · , to !;Ike a 29-24 advantage late In ·the first half. and lead 31-30 at . throws with eight seconds left. . Stelgenga added 20 to lead • • Earl and James Moses each Michigan · State . to Its fifth ·' · halftime. scored 16 points for Iowa, 11-2, . straight win. Michigan missed 11 · '· "I thought we lost our pawhich had Its 10-game winning of Its first 12 field-goal attempts · tience," Ayers said. "We thought in the second half as Mlclllgan · ·· · we were just going to have a walk ·streak snapped. The Hawkeyes shot 52 percent from the noor to State built Its lead to 57 -3t and Into a win. But Iowa came back; 46 percent for the Buckeyes. cruised to victory. Demetrius · ··,: , got some shots and did a good job , "We got a terrifiC effort fFOm Callp led the Wolverines with 19 . , ·• of slowing us down." • Ttl'e second half was a typical our players," Iowa Coach Tom points and Michael Talley tossed In 16. · ' · Davis said. ''We . played well Big Ten battle, with nine ties and five lead changes before Brown's enough to have a shot at II. That's ~-.:.:·:.:·------=~ free · throws broke a 59-59 dead· · why this one hurts. Ohio State . The Daily Senti_11el lock. But It was Jackson who took demonstrated why they ·are a I '; I charge down the stretCh for the ranked ballclub. They made the (t.IIPs ltHII) plays they needed down the Buckeyes. He . scored 8 of his 4 Dlvloloo ol Mulllm..la. 1... -• , ' ·· I . game-high 20 points In the !ina! stretch ·and got the win. PubUahaf every afternoon, Monday . • .'' • • In other games T))urSday night 6: 23 of-the game. · throu&h · Friday, 111 Court St.. Po· ·. • "When we needed to execute In Involving members or the OPI meroy, Ohio, by the Ohio Valley Pub- , ; llllltna Compaa_y/Mult.lmedla, tne., ' • . ~. Top 25, Washington upended No. · the stretch, we did," Ayers said . Pomeroy, Ohio 0'1611, Ph. !1'2·2156. ~• "Jackson wanted the ball In his 3 Arizona 70-56, No;J. 7 North cond clua pc»tage paid at Pomeroy, . ,...• hands. Jimmy Is that type of Carolina routed Cornel! 108-64 Ohio. ,' . ......1 · ·, · and No. 21 Michigan State beat player. He's special." Member: United lnlernallonal, After Brown· s tie-breaking rival Michigan 85-70. , Inland Dally Pr£'111 A•oeUtUon and thil!' At Seattle, Dlon Brown tallied . free throws, Iowa was unable to Oblo Newspa5Auoclatlon. National Advertblna .eeentatlve,Bruham · ., 1 get off a shot and the Hawkeyes' 21 points ·and 11 rebounds as Newopaper Sa eo, 733 11drd Avenue, Troy Skinner lost control driving Wasb!ngton USed s,n aggressive N.., Yorlt, Now Yorlt lti!IJ7. ' '· . power forward Jeff Brown at 13, backupforwardDarlusW!Uiains .at 10.3 and center Troy Donald. son at_ .10. Harrlllon, Erslan, Schubert, Brown and Donaldson · have represented Rio Grande's starting lineup, wltbBrownmiss· lng only one of the 11 games playedtodate' Williams has been serving as first off thf! bench for the offense. Brown continues to lead the team in rebounding wltl) an average of 9:7 a 'g,ame , :and Harrispn is averag!ng7.3 assists to lead in that department. Tolll'lley oppo81tlon - Se11eca, which began Its season In mid· October, enters the tournament with an 11-6 record. Coached .by Ernie Armstrong, . the Bra-:es have also scored a large victory In one game (121-37 over Cones· .toga on Nov. 28) and prior to the holiday break, defeated St Clair 89~3 on Dec. 7. • ,.p. HULME \,418Aa;;;::;:r=:~=~~":"" Dec. 5 with an ' 85-74 1oas to Urbana. The team rqrouped to trample Cincinnati lljbleathome two nights later by a score of 135-5.2 which not only set a new Lyoe' Center record · tor the widest margin of victory (83 points) liut established a n~ bouse standard for the number of one-ga'rne rebounds at 69. The previous record 66 had stood -since Match 1, i970,' · 'rite Redtnen then took the road,loalng104-86toAshlandand 88-85 to Central State. An 86-84 defeat of Shawnee State on the Bears' court Dec. 16 ended the 1990 section of Rio Grande's schedule. . Tellll leaders - Currently leading the team In points-per· game average Is guard Gary Harrison • at 21.4, followed by . pard· Mark Erslan at 15.4, · forward Brad Schubert w!th13.8, " ' · .~ucks ha~d-p.ressed in loop ::; opener; beat ·Haw keyes, 63-59 .··=·~ war. No Hamlet Is Bush. He- is not one·to concentrate on his naveL To be or not to be is not In his repertoire. He is what he is and he does not Intend to waver in the contest that has taken the U.S.-ledcoalltionand Iraq to the brink or war. · · · When he decided to break away from Camp David for a few hours and return to the White House a news agency wrote that Bush was , "bOred to tears" during his long soj'ourn at the mountaintop hideaway over the yuletide season. In response, he insisted that he was having a wonderful time, telling reporters: "My w!l~. Barbara and me, we sit by tb~ fire. We nave a wonderful time ... get on the long-distance phone ... dlallt up." · · · ·, He also reporjed that it was the "Bush famlly·two to one aga!nstthe Marines" who guard the presidential retreat In "wallyball." So he works hard and plays ha~, and admonished .that everyone shQuld take time out to relax. . Bush is capable or an eyeball confrontation, and does.bellevefroma lifetime of experience that Iraq should not~ allowed to gobble Up Its neighbor. He also has a larger vision that II the Iraqi aggression can be nipped In the bup, the way will open for a "new world order" where lnterruiUQna.l law and collective security wl!l be the wave of the future. He also reels the pressure of time not being on his side. He has been told that the battle lines have t!> be drawn at least by February so that the United States will not get bogged down In weather problems or the. Moslem religious fasting month of Ramadam In March. ' Bush long ago set his goal to run for president. He has watched presidents fall by the wayside, many through their own mistakes. Few have reached greatness, and none of · them could forsee the pitfalls before th~?m. No matter how much a man watches from the sidelines, It does not 1 quite prepare him for .taking center stage In the leading role. · Bill as he begins his third year in o!!ice, Bush is in the unusual • position of having no major challengers in his own party and in thl! opposition. Of course, the rivals for the crown will be stepping forth If he stumbles. · There Is no question that he will seek reelection, announcing In late 19916r.early 1992. And how he handles the gulf crisis and the domestic recession w!ll determine whether he wlll 'h ave it In the bag or have to make a run for lt. A three·Mk hiatus tor the University of Rio Grande men's basketball team ·ends today as the Redmen (8-3) enter the opening round of the -Domino's P.izza Class!'c at Tiffin University. · The trip will be Rio Grande's annual encolinter with Canadian tl!ams, played In the put at Walsh College. The Ohioans will face Seneca College, North York, Ontario, at 6 p.m : an!l go up ,a gainst the University of Wind· sor at 2 p .m. Saturday, ' . The Christmas break offered the Redmen time to review Its season, which began .with a string of victories over Kentucky . Christian, 91-69; Summit Clirls· . tlan (Ind.), 124-42; Malone, 103-' 98; Shawnee State, 115·61; \ Wisconsin-Whitewater, 102·87; . , and Olivet ~azarene (Ill.), 89-73.. The streak was interrupted on . Friday, J.-.uery 4; 1991 · @t~ 1'011:1' WOltn\~~Tf~E~IIM By HELEN TJIOMj\8 . UPJ While Ro1111e Reporter WASHINGTON - President Bush Is at the crossroads of his ·presidency. · ' · With two years to go, he must resolve the Persian Gulf crisis. preferably peacefully. Looming on the horlzoJJ also Is a griJJdiJJg recession ·that will. bring demands for more government assistance for the jobless. . . . There is. no indication that Bush or Ills advisers have anybright new · ideas to bring the economy ar.ound and to put people back to work In ' the next few months. So problems on the domestic front are bound to grow. Senate RepubliCan leader Robert Dole recently said Bush was at the "make or break" point of his presidency. It was bound to happen to Bush, or any other president, sooner or later . .He went into the Oval.Office with supreme assurance, confident that he could handle anything thrown at him. . . For all his troubles, he lns!s.ts he is sleeping well at night. He told Time magazine in its "Man of the Year" Interview that . he is determlnecj to make the iough decisions. "And I am not churning about II." he !laid, "because I know what has to be done." Iraq's Saddam Hussein may think th&t Bush is notready to bite the bullet. But aides surrounding him believe that lie has conie to terms with the U.N.-Imposed deadline for Iraq to pull out or Kuwait. But the ne':'t two weeks will show a frenellc ,dr!ve to find a solution short or Redmen :reilew season :tonight; ·f~ce . Waynesburg·MoDday· · ·~ . ·~ Page 2-lha beiv Sa1.. MJI Pomaov-Midclaport, Ohio WASHINGTON - The Penlagon is eager to announce In> grand numbers just how many tanks and troops and airplanes it has arrayed in all their terrible might against iraq. The Pen~ lagon will spe.a k In less-specific, less ·grand terms about how many U.S. soldiers could die if war breaks out In the Persian G1,1lf. · · · But what the Pentagon won't 5ay Is how many body bags and coffins It has stockpiled In Saudi Arabia to handle those causua!ties. That Inform alion Is "classified." The truth Is tllat U.S. strate· gists don't want to. endanger the already shakily patriotic spirit of Americans gearing up tor war. While the Pentagon . wl!l talk a'OOut the clean and shiny !mple· ments of war that w!ll assure ·a victory, it has repeatedly hedged on releasing Information that. · would bring the human cost of Slm~ ..........,._..,...,,.......,.,o;::;~,""" ' . .. ... The Daily Saatinei-Pega 3 . .., . Pentagon .~UID about . IJody.hags Jack ~nderson Sentinel THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS: MASON AREA . Alb, . \ ' . 111 court street Pomeroy, Ohio · DEVOTED TQ .. • •• •. SpOrts briefs .. •-·-· --. Wiater I . . NOW SHOWING! •'.Nowadays, you hit 20-25 hor~""' ·. runs a·n d hit .230 as .an Infielder and you can make a lot of money/' he said several yean afiiO. "Tile yeir I hit .38Und won , ., . played for the team ftom 1958 to 1963. . · . "I'm exc.lted about this and . believe l .can help Art (and the rest of the front office) and the rest of_ the scouts putto~!her the best Browns team, said Shofner, 5~. an NFL assistant for 2l_r~ars. I 11 miss some or the coaching aspectsbutlknowthechallenges In 'this : new job will keep me hopping. Art says I sl\ollld be ready to hthpdevelop this team In any way I can, and my expe· 'rience as a player and coach glvesmeconfldenc~Icanlendan important opinion. pqn'MASl'ER: Send a - ohallaa to 'nle Dolly Sentlllol, Ill Court St., Pomeroy, Oblo C5'l89. • ~JPTIOtOj IUTD • , curter •• ... One Week .... ........ l .... .................SUO One Month ..................................16.10 SUN . 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RJBE I r. ....~ ......~..............~..~..... 9.95 s·oz. SIRLOIN......... ~ ~ s6.99 ! ••• .......... ......... All Dinners With . served . · ~ All..U-Care-To-Eat SOup, Fruit&: Sala4 Bar, ' Choice of Baked, Mashed or French Fried Potatoes, Rice or Onion Rings, an'tl Hoinestyle Dinner .Roll$. . ' JOIN US FRIDAY NIGHT ANI) TASTE THE DIFFERENCE "Senior Citizens Rtceiue 1~ Discount . Mason Famil}!' Restau~ant FR IDAY 7:00,9:20 SAT .I:o0,3:20,7:00,P :10 . .' .' Rt.33 (~)713-5321 ~wv · (NilrtTO MASON EXXON), • ' • �• ... ./, The Sentinel , '.M~_igs • • •. Friday. JanuiiY 4, 1991 dr.op,58-34 -·tiJt girls 1 The ~ s;annual CJuislmas Cake." Following were lhe Hillside Hood; Ron Clonc:h, ·1114 Debbie program at Ide Baptist eh.urcb ·Baptist Carolers, direcllid by Pastor Clonch. Tbe pro~ was c!Olled was prescnllid Wedneslllly. Dec. 19, James R. Acree. Senior c:arolers in- with Hillside Baptllt Clrolen singthrough Saturday, l)ec. 22 1990. eluded Jamie Humphrey, Debbie in~. "Angels We Have Heard iln ~ ~ beF' with Mrs. Clonch, Rachel Hood, Linda Jones, High." ' Janue Humphrey s pre-school Barbara Prast, Kaye Willett. 'llmu!lj Preaching was then brought by class, Heath~ Hood, Valorie Jones, Naney Laudermilt, Francine Rev. lames R. ~ Sr. Alao, apeClonch, Kandis Humphrey, and Uudermi1t, IAuise Laudcnnilt and cia! singin~ was enjoyed l'Y. lhe Erica Hcclt reciting a poem, "Little Barbara Stahl, Redeemed uarte? and the Children BabY Jesus." · · . The program, entitled .~'The ' of God: The ~boo! class then joined Reason· of Christmas", direc?ed by · Pastor Acree ·would like to thank Mrs. Debbie Clonch and Mrs. Iian Hood and narrated by Ron lhe public for their par1icipljlion in Rachel Hood's class, Caleb Jones, Clonch, was then ·presented by attendance and all who hdpe4 Josllua Jones, Michelle Stahl, and Gacy Jones, Sandi Jones, Joshua make the program · • Suoees$. Peter JoneS' in a skit llatlllted -by Mr: . Jones, Angie Willett, Ryan Clonch, Hillside Baptist Church is. located Ron Clonch, "Jesus' Birthday David Johnson, Greg Willett, Joe on State Route 143 just off Ropte 7. Dan Hood, R!lchel - · · . oo- . .. I' ·- . . ' . ,cham~ionship ·. in ·1991 campaign t/ By MIKE BAR games this year. He probably UPI Sports Write will give way to Beno Bryant, PASADENA, Ca?lf. (UPI) who rushed for 112 yards as The NFL and.obig money a walt, Lewis' . replacement · In the :· but tailback Greg Lewis seems a regular-season finale .against •. trine sad he can't play one more Washington State and" finished season for the Washington No. 2 In the nation in punt ~ - Huskies. . returns, I Washington, which closed Its Brunell, who had a hand In four .• seasqn Tuesday with a 46r34 'touchdowns TueSday to tie a -. victory over Iowa In the 'lJghest- Rose · Bowl record, will be a - scoring ~ose Bowl, came so close · junior next year. And top recei\1· to winning the national title -so . ers Mario Bailey and Orlando · close, In fact , the Huskies feel McKay have one season of : they can lvin It ~;~ext season. ellglblil!Y remalll_lng, ·.: "We think the guys next year On defense, the HusKies will ' should beabletocomeoutandgo lose four starters, Including end : undefeated and win the national Travis Richardson and corner, championship and bring 11 home back Charles Mincy, who picked ·. to Washington," said Lewis, who off two passes to tie another Rose ; finished his college career s~ J39w! mar1t. But . tackle Steve •' cond on the school's all-time · Emtman, theconterencecOrPaC. 10 Defensive Player of the Year, : rushing list. . : In 1990, Washington lost only returns as a junior. twice in 12· games, to eventual "If everybOdy doesn't "!'alch .. national champion Colorado at . out, I t(link the guys will be back : Boulder Sept. 29 and to UCLA at here· celebrating again," Lewis • home. The Nov. 10 upset by the said. , • : Bruins pushed the' Huskies. !rpm Iowa wasn't celebrating after : No. 2 to No. ·10 In the ranklngs, the Rose Bowl, buS they did seem • effectively eliminating them to feel a sense of relief after · making It close' to the second ; from the title chase. : "We came so close, " quarter, hall. The Hawkeyes ra!Ued from • back Mark Brunell said. "When a 33,7 halftime deficit to make ;. you think a !;lOut it, It's kind of things respectable~ --._l heartbreaking. But we are happy Iowa, though, has fallen In its .-where we are - Rose Bowl three Rose Bowls under head : champions. We're not going.to let coa~h Hayden Fry, losing 28·0 to • anything In the past bring ~s . Washington in 1982, 45-28 ·to t•down." ~ UCLAinl986andnow46·34tothe ; Instead, they'lllook towar the Huskies again. · •,future. Only four starters wil . "We have a d!Uicult' time >;gone from this year's offense that stopping anyone . In a bowl ~; averaged 409 yards and 35.8 game," Fry said . . "~v~ry time ~- points a game and outscored Its we've lleen out here the other : Paclflc,lO opponents 340,95, team has put a lot of points on the ~ - Lewis ran fo! 1,407 yaril.s In 11 hoard. Of course, we gave them a '• • Scoreboard ... In the 'NBA... s....,., ...... AFC - Hou51oo at anctnnatl, 12: 30 p.m. NFC.....: New Orleans at bucago, 4 p.m . ,~ playoflo SllluniAJ,·lu. 12 • Eaa~rn Conference ' • .. A.!llfttl< IHvllton Team ' W L Pet. QB Boston ... ... ..... ....... 24 5 .828 Philadelphia ....... . 19'11 .633 New York ......: ...... 1316 .448 Washlngt<>~ ..... ... .. 1217 .U4 New.Jersey .......... IO I' .357 Miami... ................ 8 22 .267 AFC - 5\\ 13\\ 16\\ Central Dtvll6oa Mllwaukee .. .. ....... 23o,8 .742 ' Chicago ............. .. 20 10 .667 · 2\\ !let roiL ............... 20 11 .645 J • Atlanta .. .. .......... .. 1613 .552 6 lndlana ................ l218 .400 Cleveland ......... .. . 1119 .367 Charlotte .. .... .. .. .... 9 20 .310 10\\ ' Ill\ 13 . Mldweat Dlvlllon ' Team San Antoolo ......... 19 7 .731 Utah .. .................. 20 10 .667 . Houstoo .... ..... .. .. ,. I71J .Mi7 Dallas ............ .. ... 10 18 •.357 Mln,...sota ....... .... .. 919 .321 Orlando .... .... .. .... .. 8·23, .2:18 O.nver ....... .......... 6 25 .193 Paclftc IMvllloa Ponland ........ .... .. 27 5 .844 Phoenix ............. .. 19 9 .679 L.A. Lakers ....... ,. 18.,9 .667 Golden State ........ 15"14 .517 Seat11e .. ............... 13 15 .164 L.A. Oippers ....... 11 20 .355 Sacramento .......... 7 21 .250 - 2 4 10 11 Teun N.Y. Rangers ...... 2313 7531115133 ' Philadelphia ....... 2118 5 47116142 New Jeroey ......... 1915 917162142 Pltllburgh .......... 2119 3 45181161 WashlJii(Ltn ... .. .... 19 22 I 39137 138 . N.Y. Islanders .... 14.215 33115141 13\\ · 15\\ 6 6\\ , 1011 . 12 15 \1 18 • · Co•-• Norrlllllvlalool TNII! . Sacramf1lto131, Golden State 113 • Tonltht's l(&ma ' Phoenix at Bcn1ton; 7: 30p.m. Indiana at Atlanta, 7:30p.m. Det rolt at Cleveland, 7: 30p.m : San Ant(JilO at New Jersey, 8 p.m. Washingtoo .. , Minnesota. 8 p.m. ·Philadelphia at Utah, 9:30p.m. L.A. Laker~ at Golden Stale, 10: JO p.m.. • Miami a~lleottle, ·10 p.m. ' ~ 8aturd&J'I pme. . L:A. Clippers a! Charlotte, 7: 30 p .m . . . San Antcnloat Orlando, 1: 30p.m . •! MtMesota at Atlanta; 7r 30 p.m. ' New Jer.,y at De!rott, 7: 30p.m . : .· Cl~volancl aJ Chlcaao, 8:30 p.m., . Phllenlx at Milwaukee, 9 p.m . Indiana at Houlton, 8:·30 p.m. Philadelphia at DenYer, 9:30 p.m. " Utah at Sacrammto; 10:30 p .m . Miami at Portland. 10:30 p.m . . NFL playoff slate Wlltkardr- IIMo.....,, ~~~~- I · NFC - WulllaJ!on at Phlladel, phla, '12:30 p.m, AFC - Kan... City It Miami, 4 Adamo Dlvlot. 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SYIACUSE, OHIO ' · SEARS NATIONAL HOME APPLIANCE • • •e . 18 ClASSES · 9 WEEK WINTER SESSION S39°0 BEGINS JAN. 7th, CAil.OON SCHOOl MIDDLEPORT . . ,·, --, Christmas party held A Christmas PattY was lleld the place from Royal Oak to she recently by member of the Xi ·home of Debbie Miller for Gamma Mu Chapter, Beta Sigma Thesday's mee?ing. Phi Sorority as lhe home of Annie · The service committee will hold Chapman in Pomeroy. . a m~g tonight (Thursdar) at 7 . . Tina Bl~:vins, a member of Xi p.m. at lhe home of~. Knight for Beta Chi Chapter, Mcti'Opolis, Ill., lite purpose of getting pacbgea was a guest at the dinner which was ready for mailing to trooPs overprepared by Chapman, seas. . Shelia Harris, Ruthj Riffle, Li'lda Hostesses for Tuesday's mceting · Bates and Bai'bm Welsh. as the home of Debbie Milia: wiD A thank you card . from Lynn ·be_ Sllldy Ianarelli IIIII IlteiJb!e Shuler was read and 11 was nollid Miller. The cultural JliOIIIIIII wiD lhat the social committee changed be pesenllid by Shelia Hlrris and Mary Woods. . AEROBIC DANCE .CLASS moreinf~~am~aMu Xi Gamma Mu Chapter, Beta • Sigma Phi will meet on Tuesday at • the .home of'Debbic Milia. American Leaton tomees Drew Webster l>ost 1139 of lhe Affierican Legion will conduct a regularmeetingoiiJanuary 1Sat7 Mr. and Mrs. Williatn.J)ummett of Rodney, Mr. and Mrs.Jmy Hoiley, Calvin and Mr. and Mrs. Tmy Johnson were · Cbrissmas dinner ~J~CSts of Mr, and Mrs. Harley Johnson . . · 'Mr. and Mrs. Harley JohnsOn hosted a New Year~s watch p8rty on Monday evening Ill lheir home. Those asr.ending wee Mr. and Mrs Robert Purtelle, Mrs. J.R. Murphy: Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Bole, Mr. and Mrs.J,..., Holle~ and children. DANCE FOR JOY" ~ Tbantasoanew SUIJiclllllalk?llrou&b lmownas ~ Oolecys9CC90111y, patiea?l like JICk • ·ROIIIb, OW1a' of Jldt Roalb Ma90r Clr in Point Jlleeserit,JO ~ Ia lea.llllll2411ourund recOver ' -lli- - -. fully iD da"" J....., In.._ - .- die lot • - - ....,"__ - -..-·· wutina dayt Ilk be bad hispllbladder "~···­ ' F & AM meedng .Alumni pme The meeting bf Mi~dlepott The Meigs BJ"kt?ball program . Lodge 363 F & AM w!" meet will sponsor an alumni baskr,tball 'l_'uesday as 7:30 P·!D· For ~a- gl¥lle on Jatiuar'y 12 as 6 p.m. lion, call MaSter Richard Martin at Anyone interested in playing 992-7665. should contact Rick Edwards or •-----------G•o•rdo-..n.Fis_her-..a""t·992-·2,.1S_s_.-. ~ . Winnipeg at, Bullolo, 7: 35 ~.m. · Phllildelphla at Wuhlnfllon; 7:35 Quell« at Montreol, 8:011 p.m. ·Announcements-.;..._---• • ' Bo1te11 8. Vancouver 3' New 3eroey at Plt!Jboti'Jh, 1: 35 p.m . Wuhlnatcsl'lt Boltoo, 7:05p. m. Wlaa" at Hartford, 7:35p.m . BasebiU card ~ ' ThCl WeUston Ohillco Society ~ will present a baseball card show :-on Thursday, beginning • 4 p.m, ·and lasting until 9:30 p.m, The :.:show will be held at St. Peter and · ;;::raul Parish Ha!l on South ~nnsyl"' vanm Avenue m' WeUston, J\dm•s.• sionisSl andS2Corfamily.Houity HOMES I shaw ~ IVEROALE Evans Georgia's to appear on CBS in Saturc;fay game . I.os Angeles 6, N.Y. Islanderi3 N.Y. Ranaers 7•Pttllbu'l!h 5 Cblcago 5, New Jeroey 3 st. Loulo 8, Quebec 7· Toronto 3, Mhllll!Otlla 3 lOTI p,m. · $18,9·95 • Salem ~nter.POtluck reftabmeniB wiD follow moe?ing and Ill memhm l!fe w;ged to attend SQNDAY LOTIRIDGB - Sunday IIIIIOrgasbord dinner at ' --'". - v Commuruty Ccntet_locl?ed on Athens Countr. Road S3,1ive miles west of · 12 110011 .~ Coolville,Sundafrom Ad ui $S hll~ ROCK SPRINGS - Meigs p,111,..on . Y· •ts. • c County Pomona Grange will meet .under 12, $2.50. .. • · Friday as 7:30 p.m. at lhe Roci Springs Grange HaD. Rock Springs MOND,\Y grange will be the hosts. AU gr1111CHESHIRE - Women Alive will ges are reminded 10 bring,items fq[ meet Monday at 7:30 pjn. as she . Kyger Creek Clubhouse. ~ will · Mr. and Mn. Roben Reeve$, lhe grange calendar. be a devotional speaker and aaft Robbie and B11111di of Chester; Mr. _ iuPPERS PLAINS - Thm wiD making of porcelain flowers from and Mrs. Paul Damell, Jeff and be a round and square dance Friday silk flowers. Refreshments will be Melissa and. Mr. and Mrs. I;lryan from 8-11:30 p.m. It she Tuppers provided. , Reeves were Christmas visitors of Plains VFW Building featuring Mn.DmuthyReeves. · POMEROY - Meigs Local Band ''Rocky Mountain Bluegrass, Anbur Mr.and Mrs, Cbatles Knapp were Conant will be 'the caller. C?St ~ Boosters meets Monday ·at 7 p.m. Chris?mas eve visi?Drs · of her $2,50 for adults and $1 ·for childre'n in die high school l,landroom. · parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack PetersOn undei 12. The pub~· is invited to SYRACUSE - The Sutton . of New Lima Road. attend, · . . Township 'l'rustees will meet in special session on . Monday as 7 Mr. imd .Mrs. . Doyle Knapp, · SATURDAY Langsville, and Mia.' and Mrs. . SALEM CENTER- Star Grange p.m. in the Syracuse multi-building Charles KnaDP \vete New Year's and Star Junior Grange will meet for the pwpose of wages and inDay visisas Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Satuiday at 7:30 p.m. at the grange surance discussion. Knapp and family. Also visit4Jg hall located on ~ty Road I near Mr. Robert Murphy, Ro.b"':. Mr. """Mrs. and Mrs. John Murphy, Chris, John Downs and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Josepb Evans, '1\'son and Jonathan, Mr. Greg Davia; Asbli, Joshua. Mirinda, Mi. and Mrs. Jeff ·Bole, Drebbie and Tim Desmond, ·_ Cassie , and Justin of Sprinabill, Fla., were Ouiatmas guest$ of Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy. PLAY P~TJCb>ANTS - These younp?ers ·dp11ted In ,tile Hlllslcle Baptist Church's ls?maa pageant. Left to right are, Valorle ••••• GalUpolll at Atbena" Marietta at Logan Warren Local af Jackson Buffalo at Chesapeake VID~OD County at Alexander WaaiiiJtcton CH at Greenfield Milton at Pl. Pleuant Norlhweu at Waverly Boyd at Por!Bmouth Portsmouth . west at Wheelenburx Hannan Trace as Oak Hill Soulhern at North Gallla · Kyger Creek at Eastern Southwestern at Symmes Valley Wabama at Buffalo' Putnam MilSon at Pt. PleaSant Sa&vdQ'IIAIDM Southern at Galllpolll Clrclevtlle at Waverly · Wbeelersburx at Ironton \., Trlmblt~ at , VInton cl'Unty · (makeup) . ' · · Portllmouth Nt> at Symmev . __ / \jalley · FRIDAY POMEROY - Weekend reVival at she Calvary Pilgrim ~ on Route 143 will be held through Sunday as 7:30c&:. nightly. Rev. Don Davidson, 's Bi61e SeiiOOI, wiD be ......,.bing. II: and his wife r·.,.'will be siriging. Rev. Victor Roush invites lhe public. · :iso~· and Mrs. Mike Laven<!& : Sorority , Tonight's games In the ~L.. W L P<*. GB McNelly,Patrlck Insurance of Jackson Is the first booster of 1991 tQ sponsor a University of Rio Grande Redmen basketball game when Rio Grande hosts Waynesbul'l Stale (Pa.) Monday at 7: 30 p.m. In Lyne Center •. Free ~ickets for the game may be obtained locally at Fiesta Grande on Jackson Pike, the Galllpi>lls Dally Tribune and WJEH-WGTR Radio. Tickets will be used for . a halftime promotion sponkored by McNeiJy,Patrlck and the university. C1ncinnal1, Miami or Kansas aty at L.A. Raldera,4 p.m. c.ar....aee Cb-1-PI SandAJ;.IM. • Sites and Tlmeo. TBA Super Bowl XXV SandAJ; ~... n At Tampa, FlaM ·'wesaern ConfereDCe , p.m. AFC - son. Sentinel Calendar ·===================== of CHOLECYs1Ecro~ Houatm, Kan11.s or Miami at But!alo, 12: 30 p.m. NFC - New Orleans, WuhiJii· ton or Philadelphia at San Fran· cisco. 4 p.m. SandAJ, ~ ... II NFC- Chicago, Philadelphia or Washington at N.Y. Giants. 12:30 · Mrs, Kevin Knapp. Micbelle, Amy, and Ashley were Mr. adD Mrs. Doyle Knapp, Mr. and Mrs. Chat' ley Srnilh, Mr. Bud Lavendet and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Lavender and McNelly-Patrick to sponsor game RedUJOmen at home Sunda.y against Lake Erie's Stor.m~ . : u · Chrissmal Day gucs71 of Mr, and te••'• LAPAKOSCOPIC : n.... 11 12 -TVC standings- ·s - Wolf Pen··. - · · Bllllaa C!IOlJ«lr, a ~ember 'or the Redwomen voDeyball team and the freallmen player of tbe Mld-Oblo Conferel!ce last • - · f.llanldnil. them · are Rio Grallde Athletic Director T11m Perdue aad Riel! Patri.,k. Waynesburg has been natlon- cruitln~ top scbolar-atbletes, At, .aliy raaked under, the steward- , hletlc' ' J;ll~or Tom Perdue ship of Rudy Marlsa, now In his explallfed. "Without the assistance of 22lld season coaching the Yellow Jackets. The team won the interested community people chamP,Ionshlp of the 1987 _Bevo like Rick Me Nelly, Rick Patrick . Francis Classic and .narrowly and their employ~. athletics ai defeated the Redm!!n 'last ~sea, Rio Grande would.be·dlfflcult to son, 85-82 . .The Redinen are 8-3 !Yiflntaln every year," Perdue overall this season and travel to at~lalned. "Tl)t~ suppo't sllown (Al1G-) . University for the Domi, by this fhm for our efforts to Tiffin . Team W L attract . quality students and . no's Pizza Classic Jan.·4-5. · Fed,Hock~...... ., .. ., ...... .,6 1 athletes to Rio Grilllde Is greatly McNeliy,Patrlck's. d6natlon· to Wellston ............ ., ... , .... .,.8 2 the Rio Grande Athletic Boosters appreciated." Trimble ........ ., ... .,............. 2 fund enables the university to Redmen Coach John Lawhorn Belpre.,.,,,,., ,,., .... , , ,,.4 3 searcilmg continue Vinton "County' ..................3 .3 . . out and re- echoed Perdue's sentiments, caJ, ling McNeliy-Patrlck a "class Alexander .. .,,;,, .... ,,.,,3 5, for their sponsorslilp ot the act" Melgs., ........... ., ........ ; .....l 6 , game. Mlller.-. ,, .. , , .... .,,.,.,,.,1 . 6 "We try to schedule exciting Nels,York ... , ..... ,,,,, .. .,l 7 contests for our home floor and Waynesburg will be . one of them/' he said. "We are very TVC Game. Only !)rlor L The. 'University of Rio Grande to the Chrlslltlas breal(. to McNelly-Patrlck fqr thaqkful Team W )lasketball team will !)e women's Tbe close scores. In the ONU their spQnsorsh\P of the game_." 1 Federal Hocli:Ing .. , •. , , ....5 · lookln& tO upgra-de Its 7r6 standtourney have not been unusual Wellston. , ,,,,.,.,,, .. ,,5 .... I... -~lng Sunday at 2p.m. when It bosss for the Redwomen hils season, 16'd T[Jmble ... ,, , .... ,, ............ 3 .1 Lake Erie' a Storm. Doug Foote's club hils won three 1991 31DIM., 2 latH vTDton CountY .......... .3 ~ The Redwomen are coming off other gaml<!s by a wblskei" (79r77 •Sp111y~ Ceth. Ceillnp Belpre·····················........3 weekend' a mixed resultl in over West VIrginia Tech; 65,64 •Ceiling Filn Aleunder·....... :...............3 2 . last •Hup Room• 4 tbe Ohio Northern Tournament, over Cedarville; 52-51 over Meigs."'""""'""""""" ...1 where they lost the opener i3-61 •XX Lg. Kitchen . Mount St. Joseph) antUoit four 5 Miller ........ ,.. ,,,,,, ....... ,.0 •Lollda of Cabl. to Queens (N.C.) and de(eated others by close margins (Fair, 6 the host school, 79,77, NelaonvUle-York ........... .,.0 •M•- IIIIth Suite mont State, W,Va., 77-73; West ToDIPt'•l-= SALE ftiCE Vlrxln!a Tech,-7H2: Cll«fieston, 'l'he Queena game saw center M~lp at Trimble W.Va., 74-67; and · Cllncord, Ann Barnltz, a junior from Miller at Federal Hocking ''' Bei)X'e, post 15 points and 21 W.Va., 6'7,63) :~he teain:'s 111rgest VInton at Alexander No·TrldH At Thla Prloe. margin of victory carne in· the · rebounds over the Royals. Bar, Well$ton a.t Belpre, nltz bases tabllsbed herself as the season ' opener with an 80-41 team leader on tbe boards, defeat of Kentucky Christian. Lake Erie, coach~ by-Richard averaglng7 .5 a game prior to the tournament, In 11ddltion to 11.,5 Anderson, was 1-5· prlll.- tothe points per . eame. Teammate - Christmas break. Last. season, Debbie Fredrick, a 5'7 sophOr Rio Grande pos)ed two large -~Hr) i,,L / more from South Charleston,. wins over the Storm - 8:Jr53 ol't · f' I . ' I ' ll Ohio, I~ the team with a the road and 98,37 at home. WHERE SERVICE EANS sArah EVBDS, a Stanford UnlYOUR SATISFACTION , verstty graduate 1fho waa one of per-game average of 12.5 points Gallla Academy's all-time great Blue Angel baaketball players, will appeal'. on national TV· ~tw-day, wben the Unlvenlty of Georxta women's cage squad will face Iowa Ill the serond game of a doubleheader on WOWK·TV (Channel i3). Evans, da\lfbter of· Dr. and Mrs. ClydeEvansofRioGrande, Is an assistant basketball coach fqr the Bulldogs. The first game will begin at 1:'30 p.m, r. • couple of freebies this year." The Hawkeyes, 8-4, wUl lose their superb tailback tandem of Nick Bell aDd Toni Stewart and top defensive tackle Jim John· son, who missed the ~ Bowl with an Injury. But quarterback Matt Rodgers returna. The Daily Sentinei- Pag\ ~ GAME SPONSOR - McNei]J-Pa&rlek luuraaee of ~~-- will I)IOMOI' MolldQ'a meo'a "-btb.rl 1ame betlf- &be Unlvenlty of Bin Gl'llllde alld W&)'lleiiiJul'l 8lale (PL). See!l p-tlal tile ftnn'a cloaM?on to the Rio Graade AtldeUc ao.?er Oab II 8?ek McNelly, .?tft, to ·: Washingto~ Hwkies vow national ,I Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio · First annual Christmas program at Hillside · ROCKSPRINGS - The FedtiaJ. the SCCQnd .period. Meigs ree.e.t of In tbD ua:i ve coos , Silo Liale · Hocking Lancers oussronid Meigs six points in a row and ?ied ?be Marudlis ~ CCKII Kim Adldal . · 8-0 in the linal2:42' o( the first half, game at 17 wish 2:42 left in ?be s1iDDed by widu26-23 viclar)', Joy · and 14-4 in the third quaner to·pulf half, Then leoi Pimon got hos; . O'lirien fed ?be way widl10 JIOU*, · away from a ciQSI! game and defeat scoring the final·ei&bt points of she , Kadly Young 1od Pcda'll. Hockin& the Marauders 58-~ in girls 1VC quantr and Fedc::raf.Hoclrlng held a wilh eJ&bL · . · action Thursday night 2S-17leadas?behalf. MeiJS willuavd 7D Trimble ill! The win gave the Lancers a perIn the second •half the Jcni Moaday night 10 play ?be Lady · • feet 10-0 record overall and 7-0 in . Pierson show continued as the 5-9 Cats,'. . · ·. the Tri-YaUcy Confuence, while junior scored 23 second half POints · thy Maraudm drop 10 7-3 ovmll ~ the Lancers pulled away (or lhe MEIGS "'?"' 10- 4 13-34 .. and 5-3 in the confmnce, VICtory, . FED HOCK 13 . 12 14 19.The Lancers jum~ out to a6-2 Pierson Icc! all scorers with' 3) . 58 lead in ll¥l first two4ninutes of lhe pQints, all coming.·. aCser the two MEIGS - Smi?h ~. Ba 3game thanks tO fow- MeigS air- . minute mart of the ft(1l balf. she Q-_l-9,_'IIylor ~..().().8. ~ 3,·novers, but the Maiauders were -was joined in dollble figw-c by 0-(),6, HMning 0-04-0, NeiiOii able to stay wilh in suiking dis- Glass who futished with 12, 0-1-1, Clemens 1-0-0-2. Taylor : tance as the Lancers bel~ a: 13-7 . Tricia , Baer led the Maraudel& ~. Siuon (1-0--0-0, TOTALS · • advantage after the first eight wilh nine pQints, Jqmifec 'Illyb 1~34 ,. minutes. · · · and KcUy Smith added eight The FED HOCK-McGill 11-0--0-0, • In the second period lhe Lancers Maniudtis were ice cold for lhe Pieno(II4-0-3-3~. Mocpn 0-04-0, increased the lead to 17-11, but game as 'they hit 15 of 49 from lhe Webb 2.().{)..4, Glass ~2~12, Lancer all-slate candidate Stacie floor for 34 ~nt, and only 4 of Hines 2.Q-l-5, Kibble 0-04-0, •, Glass picked up her third. foul and 17 from t!te line fm- 23 pert:enL Maxwell 3.().().6. TOTALS 26-0had to go to the bench midway in ' · · · 6-58 • . • , OPa WISIDDAY·.-siAY (items not stocked in s?tire may be order~ for delivery) I Ul. IIU S P.& OP.. PIIDAY I AJL Ill I P.& OPa SA,_AY I UL Ill I P.& SIAII1 ..1 WIIIIIP. . SIVIIGS 781 NORTH IECOND MIDDLiPORT AU. rrlllt1IIUIJICf TO "'70111 SALI . ~ I • • '. •., z . �.. ' - uri? u , . Fridly, J8I1UIIV 4, 1991 w w n . 1·fXrERIEN " ., • ' 4, ,.1 • /(ufle . -_;: '11 "1 ·,::~ :. :t~. ,, ' . 99'2-5432 ' d\ IJIC. 1)4 CEIIliR, John F . Fultr, Mtr. P~~2101 Po";~-~or RIDENOUR SUPPLY' ~ 1 Homelite Saws ":!O:O:;~ .· _. l fN.ITOI ~ ' '' ; . tf2·U55 115 I• ..._~ Dr. 992-2l04 Pomoroy '· (6141 9f2-6454 .._.,.Clitia 106hH....... An. p_,.y wedfiina. Fll( I SAFETY SALES & SEIYICE 992-7075 214 E. Main 992·5130 Pomeroy . Middl-t. Ohio tn-"" llortll . GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES 171 S....t ow. 992-2975 £WING FUNERAL HOM£ ··oi~nir~· FUNER~L HOME . ' " " " Slr((l " Established 1913 992-mr _ 106 Mulltrry '"· 1 P-r•y 992-5141 264 South 211111 . ~ ll!iddllport_ =ll'.oi.L'I"IO Orst and third Sundays, 4 p.m. ~·LETART- MoralagWonhlp9·00 RUTLAND CHURq! OF GOD, Past..-, a.m.; Olur<b SdloollO: 00 a.m. ; UMW fb.st John F. Corcoran. Sunday SchooiiO: OO a. Tuetdav 7:30p.m. !Grac>!). m. ;. SundAy MoraiJII Worahlp 11:00 a.m. ChLETART FAU.S . - Wo!'lltlp 9 a .m. ; 10 a-"!· (Grace) . Chlldren'o Chun:h II a.m. Sulllay EW!n- ll111n:b School. 10 a.m.; w.,.. Inc Service 7:00p.m. Wod., 6 p.m. Young Ladleo' AuxUiliry, Wedneoday, 7 p.m. obi~ ,li!.m.~ lourtb Mollllll' at7: 30 p. Fan;,lg,)"orohlp. m., ..,... a • • ..,.~ llleaktut, WednOiday, 8 H CQMMUNrrY CHUIICH. Oil, .. , ~m. !~). . . · <~·'"-·""' Rt. 12f, :1-mlleo from PQrtlan4-Lonc Bol· • " KE!IO Cllt:IRCH OF CHRisT Starling t:._"'"':':.!". tom. Edael Hart, putor. Sunday llellool, • MaaMNnd OIIW!r Swoln Sunday School ;'l;!iiiici..e 9:30 a.m.; Sund~- morning prM<IIIII( su..._ l'l'<olclllna9:30am oachS d . '" · 10:30 a.m.; Sullday f ventll( ..rvlces. 7: 30 · suJIIi Sebool10:aO a.m. . · un ay, . ~~~=~=~~:; . P·:::IDDLEPORT FREEWILL IIAPI'IST . • CHURCH , CoI'MI' Alb and Plum. Noel HorrmaM, pallor.SundayScboo110:00a. m.; Momlna Wonblp, 11:00 a.m.; Wod· ~y and Saturday Ewnllllf Sorvteet at 7. UNITED METIIODIST O!IIU behind WI u·I . I keov • · Cbarleo Joae1, paat<r. SWtd~ySchool, 9: 30a.m.; momllllf · wcnblp, 10. 30; Sunda,y and Thlll'lday evenllll( oervlceo. 7:00p.m. • . 1111:108 " c;fi!IPERATIVB PAll- 1 UNli'ED.MII'I'IIODIITCIIiJBCB. '' ;,;· NORTDUT CLU8TEII · HO~N •CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHR~AN UNION. Thorm Durl!am. pester. 'Sunday .ervlce"~ !talra.m. · even· I I I I I - 7:00p.m. Prayer meeting, Wodn-y, 7: 00p.m. BEMWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST. Jack <;oi..,-OW!, pulor. Bible Clua,9:30a.m.; MorahllrWonhlp10·30a. m.; E... l., W-lp. 6:30p.m. Thuraday Bible Stlldy, 1:30 p.m. . · . ZION CHURCH 01' CHRIST, 'Pomeroy. Ha'7',..•We Rd. (Rt.l63i Robert E. Purtell, mtnllter: s- Stanley; lll1>Jo School Supt.; !!~ley .Jobu... ·A111t Supt. SUNDAY: Bible llebOol 9:30 e.m.; Worohlp 10:110 A.M. aad 7: lll P.M.: WedneOday Bl· Re•·il'lll• Baoamu . blo Study,7:oo p.m. . Ref. Cllar... Eill• ' ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH, Plno Rev. Seldoolo........ I" Grove. The Re\0. Laui'O A, lncll, paotor. ALFitF" - Cburoh &hool 9:30a.m. ; . Cbun:h ae.,.tC<' 9:30a.m.; Sundiy School J0:30 a.m. . Worship, II a.m.; UMYF6:30p.m.; UMW Tlllrd Tuelday, 7:30 p.m. CommuniOii, • BRADBURY CRUIICH OF CHRIST lint Sunday. (Haushman 1 ·Tom Ruay011, paatcr. Sunday lleh0o19! 30 CHESTER - Worship 9 a.m.; Churoh a .m.: Larry lfaYIItl. S. S. SIIJil. Ml!mJna ScOOoi!Oa.m.; Bible Study, Thuroday, 7p. --.JIIp 10:30 a.m. m.: UMW. ftnt Thu..-y, 1 p.m.; Com· . RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZA· muniOII, lint Sundar. (Hau11111!1). > RENJ:, RoY. Tbomu L. Geteo D , putor. JOPPA - Woroll p 9: 30 a.m.; Church Ora llua, Suncl.ay .lebool Superintendent. ScboollO: 30 a.m. ljlble Study W<dneoday .. • · !luadiy . , _ , t: 30 a.m.; wonhlp service 7:30p.m. iJOh..m ). , . 10:110 a.m.; twlllll( aervlce, 6 p.m. WodLONG BOTTOM- Church School t:IIO ~ ....Ina aervtee, 7 p.m. a.m.; Worship 10:30 a.m.; Bible Study, UlltRTYCIIRISTIANCHURCH, O.x· Wodn-y, 7:30p.m.; COmmu•loo Flrllt ter. Woody Cell, putor. Servtcea Sunday Sunday Ill Month (Rev. Cbarles Eatm) 10 a.m. and 7 p.m . W - y. 7 p.m. REI;:DSVILLE - Sunday wonblp Sor· DYESVILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH ' viC<' 9, 30 a.m. ; Churoh &hool10:30 •·Ill·' , Lloyd'S,.YI"'. Supt. Sanday Scllool 9:.111 a: Bible Study 7: .lll_p.m..Wydneaday. m.; morDIIir worllllp 10:30 a.m. Sunday TUPPERS PLAINS ST. PAUL ..;. twlllnJ aervlce 7 p.ni. · . Cbun:b School 9 a.m.; Worship 10 a .m.; Blblo Study, TuHday, 7; 30 p.m.; CommuRACINE fiRST BAPTIST, Steve :f'·'lli.!VE DEXTE!t CHUIICH OF CHRIST Roger Watam, mlnllter; Norman wui IUpl. Sunday School 9:30a.m.; Worship service 10:30 a .m. Bible otudy. Wednos- · da~~~J'A~ZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRISTOFLATnlRDAYl!AINTS. Port· · land-Racllio Rood. Mike Duhl paator· JanJce Daanei, church achool'dtrect~ St'hOQI 9: 30a.m.; . mor,atna wonhlp and Chutch achoOI 9:30a.m .: Morn•- worship. 10 ~ wedneoday . ·evenhllr .... prayor : ~ a.m.; . clllldren's church 10: 30 a.m.; evonlng preaching aervtce nrat three Sundays, 7:30p.m.; SpocloiiOrvlce fourth Slinday evening, 7::f0 p.m .; Wednesday Prayor M prayor 10rvtceniu...tm. 7 . '1!1)•~·-rand CARLETON INTE~ENO~~nONAL CHURCH Klnpllu Road Rov ship, 7: .Ill p.m. CHURCH OF GOD OF PII.OP!Il:CY : Located oa 0. J . White !load o! Highway 160. Pat Heosm, pastor. Sunday ljchool10 services, 7:30p.m. BETHLEHEM IIAPTIST. !lev. Earl Shuler, putor. WorahJp tervlce, 9: 30 a.m. Sundiy Scbool 10: 30 llbl -·· Clyd~ w Hftdenon ry t Sunc! · eetlne, Blbl~ Study and Youth Fellow- a.m. Cia lies for all ages. J\Ullor Church 11 MT. MOIUAH BAPTIST, Fourlb aad Mat.n St.. Middleport, ltov. Gilbert Craig, Jr., 'pa1tor. Mrs. Ervin Baurrigardner,' School10 a .m.; Sunday eventngservtce 1 p.m. Wodn-y ovepl.,aervlce 7 p.m. CARPENTER BAPTIST. Don Cheodlo, Supt. Sunday School 9: 30 a . m. Mom Inc Worship 10:30 a.m. Prayer service, alternate Sunday•. THE CHURql OF JESUS CHRIST, APOSTO~IC KAI1i"H - , New Urn. lid,• . next to Fort lllelp Park, Rutland. Robort Richard•, pattor. Services at 7 p.m. on Wednesdilye and Sundays. · HARRISONVILLE HOLINESS CHAPTER of the Wesleyaa Hollnl!ss Church. !lev. Earl Fields, paslor. Henry ·Eblbt; Suaday Scbool Supt. ; Sonday llehoOIIO a. m. ; Morning Wonhtp 11 a.m.; Eventnr service 7:30p.m. Wednesday evening ser· vice 7:30p.m. S'MVERSVILLE WORD OF FAITH, Gary·Holter, putor. Sundoy oervteos 9: 30 a.m. and 1 p.m.; Mldwe~ service, 7:30-p. P.?."· WGnblm:OO •' are. . ·- By ·f.!nlled rvm.; -m. woro~~tp 1~1! cl: -~MLUO~lK~:~~~~a~~~ 1 we a... a..... _., w• . =:r - the .. . " . ~. .\', ... . ') . '' .,; • ~· ' If , . .... _~ .. .,. ...;.· ,·_·.~~ Many women .are .,~ •• J ~ ~ ~. ( . . tQt· 1 •1 · DlliWCia · c.1 m-7741 ftr . aad the oth..-, both banda and !001. Tliey botb ""I"Y lhelr danctnc, , but each, • d tres;ent kind. One·ll m01tly ..uare and circle, .-. WhUe the ·other 11 more straight line. One, UsteDs to the caller, J..fQr the mQVemen.ts they wUI do. Toffi!e.Dlber, .Its boat ol muolc. and lhe nolle made by tile shoe. The Sbumera claace Ia lively, and at 11m... the\', ret quite hot. ·· • But lbe Bellea and Beaus. they lo get warm, as they 1J1V0 It all they've JOt. tlne, . _, · . theladleo, In tbo dreao they wear. · Tlie meo. they to, look protty, as they dr1.~ ~th of care. *' Oi So alter o111r aald and clone, We'll ICil ve It up to yoU:- . IMCII IIDUaD • UDIIS UDIIS Skirts ' Blouses ·. . • lt',.'omethllllf y,m must do. Tlloy're not proleollon.ila, and do not IOUCD IIIICID islhey ll'tllront place to pllco. But love tb· dante, lad It reaDy IIIOWI, by the _.moe on each onee tact. 30°/o .- 30°/o ·They leave tlletr carH beblnd lhem, as lhoy try to sprad rood cboer. · ADd we that know tbtm~ sboukl be proud, to haw eacflgroup 10 near. UDIIS charge, ao. IIDUCID Support the Shady Rlvor Sbu!!lora. ancl Pomoroy'o Bollel and Bea~s- .. 1f2 Prkt 30°/o Lellhem knOw, allis not vain, and their tal ..t to there lor all. Thoy',ll help out wbere noeded, 40°/o UDIIS .· ua•s · Slacks Cotton Slacks _fly aa.r. 20°/o · ••••ca ·3o•" · SPECIAL · 8Pa:IAL .IIDUCD u•sJackets P'-:-•ers So, .11 there comes a chance to Itt, •r~cn 40°/o 40°/o· U you baven 't seen either one petform, don' t he~Uate, but Capes - C"tS ·. Sweaters The costumea trom each IJ'OUP looks ., ..... ...s . Levi's l•ndnin .,._.._,15.11._ w~ssoo ... so etve ftther one a ca ll. MIN'S . By Olen, Harrli m Man·tnay be ·. charged for·: castrating -~og . MWS Flannel · ....s , Sport Coats Suits • &~en . a ICII :: 300!o IRIII 300fo 300fo Winter. - Pants ·Jz·1 OJo UPI) .· 1--~:.;;..:.::~.....:+.;__::.:::IJ:S.:_~~r'""--:_.==S~ - -;'.,~---;;;:;--~ lllii'S e.PI'S EDWARDSVILLE , Dl. ( - The Madison County state's a ttorney may me charges agalnstamanaccusedofcastrat· lnganelghbor'sdoglnacasethat local human society officials COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. erlng !latlng hlr9. . . . recdedentefd . (UPI) -A beety 26-year·old man Daugherty posed for a photo- · , .descrtbeaHisunp David gh1an er o r ura 1 whoposedasaglrltowlnasloton graph tor the high school y e ar· Edwardsville was In the prosecu· a ·blah school cheerleadllli squap book with five other cheerlead· tor's office Thursda~ .to recount pleaded guilty ThursdaY to crim· era. Wearing a blond wig anl!1 11e the Dec. 27 attack on his lnallmpersonatlon. cheerleader's oulfll his photo 4 -year-old dog, Duke, In an effort 1 Charles Daugherty could be sWI makes him look quite stocky to have his neighbor charged. sentenced to ·up to two years ln. and older th!ln the other team state's Attorney wnuam prison Feb. 4, but likely will be member• . , . .. Hatne said tbe complaint ts being placed on probation on condition . "He was really friendly ," said taken seriously. he ulldergoes · mental health one ciJeerleader : "Just flke a "We're looklJ!g at It," he llllld. . coUDJellng, Dlslrlct Judge Rl· .. 'normal rtrl. He wore more "An . asslttant prosecutor. bal chard Hall said. · different panlyhose than I have ·b een assigned to handle It but It' s ' Daug~rty entered bls guilty In my ~loeet ." · · too soon to S!lY anythllli (about . About two weeka after ·he _ charges) ." . plea as part of a plea-bargain at the start ofa preliminary hear· · enrolled, school olfll:lals became Highlander told authorities bts lng. lnCil'changeforhlsplea,f~ur . suspicious becaull! bf comrilen~ neighbor conteued to attacking ' Duke as · the blllck Labrador rounts of forcing high school . .,about the stubble Qn Dlug~ly a admission documents wer e faee and tbl size of hla arms. retr)ever was 'matlq witb the dropped. 1 · TlleY81l!ed pollee to lnVI!Itlgate, neighbor's female dog. Daugherty called himself and the ruse was dtacovered. Two hours after Duke was Cheyenn Weather)y, a 17-year~ SCiloolCJ(flclaluatdD!Iugherty r ushed to a veterinary clinic, tile ·old junior class transfer !rom out never was In the cheerleaders' neighbor told Highlander he cut eft DulCe's genitals with a !ull1e. of 9tate, whe.!1 he enrolled last drellin& room when the girls Halne said the nelpbor, wbo Ia September at Coronado High chailpd clothes. not being Jiamejl untO charges SChool. In 1989, o.uaherty made the He Ang soprano In the scbool- - elleerllidlni squad, allo a . are flied, could face animal cbotr · and made . the all·Jlrl Jlrl, fQr a semi-pro football team cruelty misdemeanor · charJI!II . cheerleadllli squad. Wblle on tb.l in Colorallo Sprlnp. He was fired Such charges carry penaltlea of up to one year In ja_U and a$1,000 ·squad, some membe!'l of tbl after the bou was di~Cpvered, football team reportedly colll1d· bia t cbargea were !\ever brought. . fine . ~\~ .; m• 'tlfl A•• II p.m. Ills c•••• . .\ · as .....w. -.!leY. ........" Artt They travel around tram place to place, apreadlng cheer to thole they meet. One uatng mllllly lootwork. fCheerleader'.pletids guilty to impersonation• ., ~~will be apoatinJ It both SuDtlit Mflcel, JU...,. 6 It 10:4S a.m. 1114 7:30 l'lltor Llmlr O'Bryaal Wllcolllel the COIIImlmity to la.d tilt ...tees. that most everybody knowa. FIELD~; HAPPY WlTJI ~R . MONEY _ St.-tsJalthlttht . Two lbiolocal danctna rroupo, BO .KNOWS PAWN SHOPS angry at wh.at they perceive as a AND SNEAKS - Rock 'n' Roll '"glass ceiUng" that keeps them guitarist Bo Dlddley has been · from rising as high as men, but popping ·up on Richmond, Va . , actressSallyFielddoesn'tworcy · television commercials lately, about II and doesn't think female plugging a pawn shop. He says he . stars should feel too sorry for does not feel humbled by it. "I'm themselves. "The money I make glad to be able to do It, " Dlddley · Is unbelievable ... I am so · said from his home In .Albu· grateful to be making what I querque, N .M. · "It's not . !l make (seven ligures per filek) ." downgrade. It' s an upgrade thing She told the Udles' Home for me all the way ." Dlddley, Journal she generally agrees whose real name Is Elias McDa· with actress Meryl Streep about nlel, was recently In the limelight · the ceiling, liut "It's hard to · after appearing In a -naUon<!-llY present this problem tO the teleVIsed commercial tor sneakAmerican public right now." She ers with football star Bo Jackllon. would "rather fight for single Doing commercials "helps me. ' ,mothers ... who are working all plus It helps the •product. People day long for this pltt,ance while · say 'H Bo Dlddl~ buys the theguysnexttothemaremaktng product, It must be pretty good,"' · more 'money . " She was once a · he says .. single mother. NBCoSTAR'l'IKOFF DAUGH- • ACADEMY TO HONOR TER HOSPITALIZED ~ Draa- CROSBY · The National don Tartlkoll, chairman of NBC Academy of Record ing Arts & · Entertainment Group, remains Sciences will hold a fund-ral~r hospitalized with serious Injuries next month at New Yorks · suffered In a New Year's Day . Waldor·AstoriahotelforltsMUS. --·---traffic accident near his home In ICARES · program . Singer· • Lake Tahoe. Tartlkofflsrecover- ' songwriter Da~ld Crnby ~lll be lng. froin multiple fractures and honored as MUSICARES first cuts. Tarflkolf'sdaughter, Cll)a, ,Man of the Year for his work In 8, the only passenger In his Jeep, substance abuse. MUSICARES remains fn serious condition with was fonned to focus the mus.tc unspecified Injuries In thepedlatIndustry's a t tention aJid resour· ric Intensive care unit, the Ces on the social .and human network says. Issues that concern the Industry. · tny.6Kt"l.ANo Sermonette Preu Iateraatlonal . 6PMte7PM The Shady Rlver Shutflen, · and the Pomeroy BeDel and Bts ua. semee. ne -People in-the news 'IUiSDATS & TMIISIIYS · The blblo lllldy ii opeato alhnd 'm.re ~ d lor Ill ....... chool dl\11111 adalt, with 1 nanery OUr Own Two GROUP TO SING • "l'he Lhl.;il Praise" of the Mount v.-non Nazarme Colle&e will p..-at a ppetmUiic program liD Suilday, Jaawu-y ·13 at ~ Syrac- Nuarene Churclt, dm:IDg the 10:30 worhslp pabHc Is inYited. aJII. AIIOIICS CUSSES . ~ p.Dr. m. Sunday Scbool Supt. Sundiy School9:,l0 - · · m.; W~hlp Service, 10:'5 •• m. SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OFCHIIIST - •Joaepb B. Hoaktna. ovangollll. Suaday Bible Study 9 a.m.; Worship, 10 a.m.: Sunday ovenlna ....... 6 p.!Q.: Wodn ..:;Q a evenlna •ervlce, 7 p.m. • ' PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY, !Ia , Rt. 124. WOllam Hoback, pastor. Sunday ' a m. Prayer meetlnr and Btbl~ Study Wed.· aeoday~7.m. FOR RUN BAPTIST. Rev. Nyle Borden, . ator. Cornelius Bunch, aupt. · Sundiy hool 9:30 a.m.; !!ocond ~nd · rourth Sundaya wors'hlp service at 2: ao p. ' Bible.srudy classes. set Jan 6. . · Dr; · Walton MacMillan of Ken· Which Is often In total misery llesaw, GL wiD be. telddng the As star seenis to wink a smile book of Acts It F"llll Scold>em Bapmay touch my Ups tist~ 011 l'llriiiiO) Pike, Mistakes In llfe can' t be Janua? fr7 tbmugb J~ 10 It 7 undone . Must my very soul burn In MacMillan puiiJnld fur misery each and every day over 50 ,ears 81111 taugbl in llwnl While I walt in the quiet of the Bib~ coneaes in tbe pealer ~tllnta night area. . And worule~ what It Is I have done. Twlnkl~ . twinkle llttle star, .Oh! Please tell me where you · tnr wonhlp lla.m.: Evenlne service 6 p. Scbool9·30 · am. n.1 b. P111 crs. E •Y . a.m.: MomiDa worship ll .a .m. Adult. · · ·• ,_ P Carl, upt. ven-Cbotr practice& p.m. Sunday. Young PeaIDa worahlp 7:00 p.m. Prayer mootlq, • &'~'s, Children: a Church ond Adult Bible · Wednelday_7:00p.m, ~Wedn-•· 1 t730 OLD BETHEL FREE WILL BAPTIST ' !<lii""""Y : p.m: CHU CH PE BAPl'IST CHAPEL. 570 Grant R • 2Mil State Route 7, Mlddl., St., Middleport. Alltllat<d with Soulbom Sunday llehooi!O a.m.; Sunday eveaBoptlal Conventlm. David Bryan, Sr., Ml· ilioervtce 7:30p.m.; Tu01day aervlre. nllter. Sunday School10 a .m.; Momtng · 1 p.m. · wonhlp 11 a.m .; Evening worship 7 p.m.; HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH, Wodn01day evenlpg Bible study and Bob Grimm, JMO&tor. Sunday School9: 30 a. prayor mooting 7 p.m. · m.: Worsblp 10:15 a.m.; SuBday evening IIRADFOIID CHURCH OF CHIIIST, Sl. service, 7 p.m . · Rt. 12• an.d Co. l;td. 5. Der~k Stump, pastor. FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald Wjlllam Amberior. S. S. Supt .; Sunday Knob. locatod .. c.unr, -D-.d 31. Rev. ·-boo! 9•30 ~ . a.m .; Mom r~,wo r lhl up 10: 30 Rotror·Willtord, putor. uaaySc:boolt:30 a.m.; Evenlngworllllp7: p.m. W<dnosa.m.; Morn in& WonbiD 10:45 a.m. ; Sunday worship 7: 30p.m. day eventnc p.m.; Wodnoo· ST. . PAUL LUTHERAN CHUIICH, day eventaa: Btble 7:00P.m. Corner Sycamor~ and Second Sta.. Po,WHITE'S CHAPEL SLEYAN. Coolmeroy. The !lev, Laura A. Leach, pastor. vUie RD. Rev. Pldlllp Rlden<Mir, JMO•Ior. SuadaySchool9:45a.m. Churchservlce11 m. Thursday. . SWtday Sc:bool t: 30 a.m.; ,......,lp aervlce a.m. , MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL, Third 10:30o.m.; -Bibleatudyondwcrllllpll!!'· SACRED HEART CHURCH, Msgr. Ave. ~v. Clark Baker, pastor. Carl Notvice, WedHiday, 7 p.m. Aathony GlaMamore. Ph. 992-:58lltl. Saturtllllfbam , Sunday School ' Supt. Sullday RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST, Eu: diy EYOntng Mau 7:30 p.m.; Sunday School 10 a.m. with clas!IH for all ages. eene E. UDderwood, mlallt•. Sunday Mu1, 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. Confessions one Evenlnc services at 6 p.m. Wedneoday Bl· School, 9:30a.m.: Momlll( wcnhlp, lO: .Ill hallllour bo!ore oach Mass. CCDclaues . i.m.; Evenlnc Wonlllp. 7:00p.m. · ua.m. Sunday. ~e study at 7:30p.m . N.outh servlcea Frt. day al7:3() p.m. RUTLAND BIBLE METHODIST, Rev. · VICTOIIY BAPnST, 5:15 N. 2nd St .. E,CCLESIA ~ELLOWSIIIP, ~ MUI St. , Ivan Myoro. Suncl.ay School9: 31h.m. wltb Middleport. Jame1 E. Ke ..... paoiOI'. Middleport Brothe< Clluck McPhors011, · Sonny Hudson., Supt.; . Evfnllll service SUnday morning worship. 10 a .m.; Everipa1tor. Sunday School 10 a_m.; Sur,day 7: 00 p.m. Pra.;:.: meeting and Blbleatudy, lng oerv~ 7 '(;m. ; W<dneaday evening evening ~;ervtces at 7 p.m. and Wedaetday W~J~~D g:kCH OF niE .;.AZA. . ::;~nhlp7p.m. lllta!lonThursday6:30p. servlcel .tt 7 p.m. ANTIQUITY BAPI1ST. Kenoeth Smltb, REJ:!E . Samuel Baiye, puiw. luncl.ay MORSE CHAPEL CHURCH: David . · nlon First S_!l_n~y 1Hau1man1. De-aver, Pastor. ~Ike SwJ&er; Sunday School 9:30 o.m.; WorahiL~IcolO: 30 a. Curlman. pastor. Sundiy Scbooi 10 a.m. ; . pastor. Sundsy School9:30 a .m.; church CENTIIAL CLliiTII:IJ .llehool Supt .; Sundiy llehool 9: .Ill a.m .: 1 servlco 7:3!1 p.m.; youlb !.Uowllhlp6:30p. "" • p.m. worship oervlce 11 a.m.; Sunaay nltlht lin. l l o a l l MoniDa wwllllp 10:10 a.m.; Sunday . '!l·' Youna Poopte'o m.; Bible study. ThuDday, 7:30p.m. • Evan101lstlcaervlce6:30P.m. W<dneaday. worship oorvlce 7:30 p.m. ; Midweek Jln. W•IIJ 'nlllte•er eventn1 worship 7:30 p.m.; Wedlleoday FULL GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE, 331K5 IOMIIce 7.p.m. ' · prayor servtco Wodneadoy 7 p.m. lin. PrukllmHII -~~Billie atudy 7:.111 p.m. • · Hiland Rood, Pomeroy. Tom K"elly, pasMASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, Miller WESI:EY AN BIBLE HOLINESS ..... . _ . . Bier 'liURLI!IGJIAM CDMMllNITY CHURCH, tor. Danay Lambert, S. S. Supt. Sunday St., Maoon, W. Va. Sunday Bible Study 10 CHURCH oiMiddl~rt, Inc., 75PMr1St., · . . .. . . . . . . . . . • llurllnjJIIam, Ra,y La_,.., ~<r. Ro a.m.; Worship lla.m. and 7 p.m. WedneaRev. lvaa Myers, past..-; Rogor Manley, momlq llft'VIce •t 10 a.m.; Sun~y even· ..... - . , Cl'lllllne bor1 Olr.att, - - paiiGr. SuftiloY School trag 1ervtce 7:·30 p.m. Tuetday and Thu.rs· . Sr .. Sunday llehool Supt. Sundiy School dai!Biblo St~ YDCal music, 7 p.m. Rn. F I -.. Imtdo lOLm; .tcnbtp7p.m.; w-.oy,6p.m day llervlcea at 7:30p.m. BERT)' EMBLY OF GOD, Dud· 9:30a .m. ; Mo1111nc Worship 10:311 a.m.; ASB\}RY (Syracuoel- WDnbtplla.m. youthmootiJIC Wed<, 7p.m. chuod!..-. ' dlnr Lane, Mum, W.Va. J. N. Thacker, Eventnc Wcnhlp 7:30p.m. )N<dneaday NEW ~VEN CHURCH OF THE NA; Church School 9:15a.m .; Cbarke Blblo PINE GROVE HOLINESSCH!JRCH, 1\ ZARENE, l)ev. Glendon Stroud, pastor. paator. Evenln~lft'V'Ice- 7: ~ p.m .; Woevett~ne Bible study, prayer and praise Study, Wodneaday. 7:30p.m.: UMW. !lrat mlleo!!Rt. 321. Rev.Bta J. Watu. paatw. ~ ·olll:inlatry unoday, 9:10a.m.; Wed· servt.,.., 7:30p.m. . SWtdiyScbool9: 30a.m.; Worslllpservtce, Tuetday, 1:30 p.m.: Cbolr RellMrlal, Robert Soarlea,'S:S. Supt . Suaday School !0:30a.m.; Youth...-vlceSUDdiy6:15p. neadau;rar;;· llld Bible Study 7: Ill p.m.· FArrH GOSPEL CHURCH, Long Dol· Wodneoday6: 30 p.m. (ThatchorJ 9:30a.m.; .Monlin8 Wonldp 10:30 a.m.; m. Sunday eveningservice7:00p.m. WedJilL D IIAP'I"IS1' CHURCH, St. Rt. 1om. Slindoy School, 9:30a.m.; Momllllf ENTERPRISE - Worahlp 9 a .m.; Sunday evenlnlf Jei"Vft 7:30 P,m. ; Wed· 143 juat o!! Rt. 7. Rov. Jametlt. Acree Sr.. Worship 10: 15 a .m.; Sundoy evenllllf 7:00 . neadoy Prayer Moetlng and Bible Study Chun:h School10 a.m.; BlbleStody. Tues. n - y ·a emce. 7:.111 p.m. 7:110 p.m. putor; Rev. Mike Wllletl, Aat. Putor; p.m. (aummer 7:30 p.m. I: W<dneaday day,7:00p.m.:UMW; nrstMonday. 7: 30 ' SU.VER RUN BAPTIST. 881 Llltlo, Joo Humphrey, S.S. Supt; Sunday Scllool night 7:110 p.m . (summer 7: 30 p.m:1, NEASE SETTLEMENT CHURCH, Sun· p.m .; UMYF Sunday, 6 p.m. IRDeyl putw. Steve Little, S. S. Supt . Sunday .day aftemooo eervlces at 2: 30. Thur!lday -NEW LIFE COV}:NANT CHURCH OF FLATWOODS- Churcb Schooi.IO a .m. · llehooi!Oa.m.; Momlll( woralp, lla.m.; ' '10a.m. ; MomlniWorshl,lla.m.; Sunday evenln8' 1ervtces at 7: 30. evenlnaaervtce 6 p.m.: edntllday even· . GOD, Cheeter- Gary Hines, put<l'. sun. ; Wotshlp. 11 a.m:: Blblo lltudy, Thurs. Sundayoveruncwc.-.hlp7: 30p.m.,Prayer FIRST BAPTIST CHUIICH , Masm, W. day. 7 p.m.; UMYF, Sunday, 6 p.m. •fRI · m..tlnl and Bible allldy WodnMday, 7:30 FIRST CHUIICH OF n!E diy School 9: 30 a .m.; worship service. Va. Rev. Wallace Mlnp, pastor. Sunday leyl. p.m.: Youtb m..ttniWodnMdayat7p.m. NAZARENE, WUJIIm JusUa, putor. S•m· 10~ 30 a.m.; evening service, 6 p.m .; DtsctSchool 10 a.m.: Sun.day tventng service, 6 , FORI;ST RUN - Warllll~ .9 a.m.; REJOICING UFE BAPl'IST CHUIICH day Sc:bool Supt. Sonja Justll. Sunday · pleahlp clus. Wedll-y, 7 p.m. Prayer meeting and Blble . tudy . Church School 10 A.M.: Choir practlre. - 383 N. 2nd Ave., Middleport. Sunday Sc!vonl t.30 '"" o MT. OLIVE COMMUNITY CJI,UIICn, odltooday, 7: .Ill p.m. -~'' • · a.m.; mom.,. Wonblp, I : 40 Lawronc:o Bush, JMO&tor. Sunday School SchooiiO a.m. Sunday ......, 7:00 p.m.; · Thursday. 6:30 p.m. : UMW thin! Monday. RUTLAND FIIEE WILL BAPI'IST, So· a.m.; Sunday and Wedneaday aervlces, 9::.> a .m .; Sunday and Wednelday evenfTbalchorl Mld·w..luervl.,.., W<d., 7 p.m . lem St. Rev. Paul Taylor, pastor. Sunday 7: ~.LEPORT 00~~ . '•• hi I 7 00 HEATH (MiddlepQrti - Churoh Sebool. LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH, CHURCH .... wor1 p serv ce, : p.m . School10 a.m.: Sundayeventna7:110 p.m. ; 9:30a.m.; Momlnr Worobtp IO:.IIIa.m.; 'Sunda~Schao19: 30a.m. ; Je!!Smlth, supt. . -vmu • UNrrED FAin! CHUIICH, Rt. 7 on PoWednesday evening prayer meeting 7:00 57!5 Pearloervtce, St., Sam10-. Pliler....,..,.., Sundll\' E . smllh , Sr • GOD, . Youth Group, 4 p.m.: Wedaflday. lllblo ; Mol'lllnl Wonlllp 10:30 a.m.; Sunday IIIOI'IIInJ a.m.; EW!niii( m«oy BY·p uo. Rev. Ro•-t ~ p.m. . stuqy 6.00 p.m. Choir rell-oa17:IIIJO.m. tw~~tnr Jei"VIce, 7: .111 p.m.; Wedlleaday -~hay and Wedn liijl, 7:30p.m. . ,pallor. Molvln Drallo, S. S. Supt. Sunday. · SOUTH BETHEL NEW TESTAMENT ... (Frank Smith) . · · ' ·· eveaiDaHn'lco 7:30p.m. · · , School9: 30 a.m.; Mom IDa Worllllp 10: 30: CHURCH, Sliver Rldgf. D11ant Syden· . MINERSVILLE - Church School t:OO EDEN UNiTED BRETHREN . IN Evonlna- Worllllp 7:00p.m.; W<da...,ay atr1cker, putor. Sunday School 9 a.m.; • • a.m.; Worahlp servlce10: 00 a.m.; UMW, CHRIST, Elden R. Blalce, puler. Sunday Prayor S.,..llce. 7:00 p.m. ' c Worllllp Service, 10 a.m.; Sundayevetalnc' ' HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN • third W<dn-y. I p.m. (Thaldlerl ScOOol 10 a.m.: Gu)o !toed. Lay IMdor. FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH. llallroad ~rvlce, 7:00p.m. Wodnelday nlghl Bible CHRimAN UNION. 'Hart!onl, W. Va. PEARL CHAPEL- Cbureb Scbool9;00 Momlnl oermm, 11 a.m.; Sund.ly Diehl St., Mason:. Sunday Schoo110 a .m.; Momstudy 7; 00 p.m . • RoY. David McMaato, paolor. ·Cinoreb a.m.; Worship S.rvlce 10:00 a.m.- (l'!oIIOI'Yicel: Cbrlatlaa ElliiMv..- 7:30p.m.. School 9:30 a.m. ; SWtday moraine II!!'· roow ·Smlth) " Sonc strvlce 8 p.m . PrHcldq 8:30p.m. Ylco, 11 a.m.: Sunday OYftl!fl aervlce, POMEIIOY - ·Churoh &hool, a .m. Mid· week prayer m"""•· Wodn-y, 7 ,I 7:30p.m. W<dnMday prayer meetlnc, 7: 30 ; Wonlllp . 10: .Ill a.m.; Choir ro6oiaroal ' p.m. '• p.m. • . . Wednea~y. 7:30 p.m.; IJMW, -- d CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CENTER, FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHUIICH. Letart, . Salem Sl., Rutland . .Robert E . Muuer, Tuoaclay, 7:30p.m. ; UMYFSunday,,p.m. W. Va .. Rt. I, Jamea ~II. pastor. Wor. (Meadows). . • paatG'. Sunday School 10: 00 a.m.; Wor· ROCK SPRINGS - Olnaffh School, t: Ill sblp IOMIIce, 1: Ill a.m.; Sunday evenlnc . llllp ..1'\'lceo 9:30a.m.: S1111day,Schooll1 o.m.; Evtlllnaw<l'llltp7:30p.m.Tueaday Jei"VIC<'. 7:00p.m.; Thuroday-alnlsera.m.; Worship 10 a.m.; Bible Study, Wed· . WEEKDAY CHBI8TIAN8 cotlqo prayer mHitftl end Bible Study neaday, 7:30p.m.; UMYF (llenloral, SWI· -~ 7:110 p.m. ... I hey coaW fbttii!O <h•10 erlaaK, becaaoe he wu fallh..l.- Daniell: 4 9:.111 a.m.; Worabtp ...,•.,., W<dal!lday day, 6 p.m.; (Juniors) evory other SUD· NI!:W 'UFE COYENANT CHURCH 7: .111 p.m. A )'OUng man was being Interviewed for ·a position In a small tiuslnoss day, lp.m.' (RUeyt. ·. Ch•ler. Gary Hlaea. putw. Sunday ., OUR SAVIOUR LIJTIIERAN CHURCH, RUTLAND-!undayScflool, t:ll_t, m.; Scbool at 1:30 a .m.; Wonblp aervlh at finn . The applicant ha~ a neat appearance and nlade a good Impression 00 , Walnut and Heary Sta.; Ra......,ood, W. WorshiP..,Ice.I~!Oa.m. ; Billo~, 7 10:10 o.m.; ~Y aervlce, 1:00 the OWIM!r. He had also prepared an excellent resume In which hellstod aa Va. The Rev. Coorro C. Weirick. paotw. p.m . Tllunday. ICrobl-1. • p.m.; Wada. . .y Dtaolple Clua, 7:00 p, relorences, his pastor, his Sunday achQOI teacher, and a cllurch dea~n. Sunday SChool 9:30a.m.; Sundaywcnhlp SALEM CENTER- Churdl Scbaai t: 15 m. ·'Oie owner of the business studied tile rosume lor several minutes then lla.m. (Fierce CALVARYBIBLE RCH,Joeatedoa oald. "'I appreciate those recommendations from your church !r!end~ . But a.m .; IMomJna a .m. Pomeroy Pike, CGuoly 25 near Flat· SNOWVILLE - Momlna Woroblp, t: 00 what I would really like Is word from eomoone who knows you 0 ~ a.m.; Church ScbOoiiO:OO e.m. (Floronce Rev. BlackWood, putor. Serllc!oo .weekdays." · . . · . . Srnltht on Sunday at 10:30 a.m.IUid 7:.111 p.m. Willi' SundayScbool9:30a.m. BlbleStudy, wed, !!Qrry to oay, In too many tnslancea there Ia a striking contrast between 80UTIIJCBN c:i.tlftD lltlflay, 7:30p.m. , the behaVIor of Chrlltlansihurch and out In •.he world . The principles SPIRITVAL FAITH CHURCH, State . hear preached on. Sunday hould be prac~ced all week. ' . . . .· . .... ..,.. o._ . l\4llle 338, ADtlqUIIy. A. ·Stewll'l, paatw. Daniel was an Ideal· m In his relallonsblp wtth both-Goo and man. . . .. CarJBJolll . . S!lildoy MoralniJ, 10 a.m.; Sunday even Inc APPLE GIIOVII - Chllrdl School t:oo There wu no double stand d with him. His dally conduct was consistent 7:30p.m.; Tlluradly-llla 7:30p.m. , a.m.: Mom1n1 Woi'Jiltp 10:00 a.m.; Bible · MIDDLEPORT INDEPEH!lli:NT HDLI· l"lth hlssplrltua1 valuos. His enomles tried to find some charge against ~lm lllady Sundly 7: 00p.m.; Pn,or mootiDa NI!:SS Cl!URCH, Inc., ·'IS PHrl SL Re\0. concerabtg the ldngdom, but no fault could be-found (6:4 )." His walk before· lYon Myera, actlq pallor; ftotrerMuley, 7: ~ilrld~. (Hlcla) . tbe world was In harmony wllb Ida walk wlllt God. . · Olllllp t a.m.; Clolrdl Sr., Superlll-t. Suit· · Sc-10a.m.; BAlle Study ...._ y 10 ' day 1:30 a .m.; lllorlllll wonblp Would our church f r iendS he ollocked It ~ observed our actions and o.m.; Dorcao Womn•a Jl'..lowllllp 10:10 a.m., ....... - p 1:10 p.m.; heaf!l· our speech at our job or Ia our homo! A good·Sunday ChrJstlan will •~.Y 11 Lm (llall.-) . Wedn-y evllllll( Bible ltudy. prayer also be a good weekday Chrlltlan . ..., R .W.D. · a~pratoea.,.I.. ....!!.~P.m. CARI01 - Cllub School t. 3D ._m.; . Consttency! How mucb we I100d · Wonlllp, 10:41 a.m. S - aid ..... rtb CHURCH OF JUUI CHRIIT APQ8. To walll a measured pate, . TOUC - VanZIIIdt Ud War.! Rd. Elder ludaYtr: ..._...., -· - Sunao tldrd 1'1ntncliY. I: .Ill p.m. (llaller). · To live life of which we apeak J - MW•. putor. ~ lldlool, · IIORNINGSTAR-CburdlllcliooJt:415 ' !0:30a.m.: WonldplllrYtce=luitday, 7:30 Until we ... Hla face . - Anon. e.m .: WDrllllp 10: !0 a.m.: lllhle Stud)', p.m.: Bible lllliidY...!'~ L!:30 p.m .. . .t RJPOCrlle Ia • ,.,... no lloot bltnaeU on Sunday. CALVARY JIII;UiuJI 101., Harrl· . T h =· 7:30 J>.m. llluerl\ Taken !rom Our Dally Bread dally d~ottonal. Vlttor Roull. putcir: . S N - Cbllrdl - . Ul a.m.; Mamtii(W-tp10:41a.m.llntllldthlnl CltaiCIII Faull llllldQ Bolooolllllpl: SonSudlyo; Folloonlalp 111DHr Wllb Cumll daylldtoolt:ioa.&; ......... WDI'IIItp,ll lhtnl 'lllunday, 1:30p,m, (Bak.-). · a.m.; s = , ......... MrVlc!t ?:30 p.m. . Pram , W'*'llday, 7:30p.m. . · ',., . •15 tlui quiet of t he night seems ~ tou~h my very 11ou1 ' SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD. non,Poatocoatal. Worahtp ..... ~Sunday 10 a.m.; Suaday llehool U a.m. Evenlnc wonblp aervtce 7:00 p.m. W<daeaday prayer meet ... 7:00p.m. MT. HERMON, UNITED BRETHREN · IN PfiUST CHURCH, Located In Texas Communtly o!! Ct. ftt . 82. Rov. ltobort SandeD. P"tor. Jell Hollor. lay li!Odor; ll:d Rouoll, Sunday School Supl. Suaday .. _Tbe Nlsbt . - 11141812-1117- p.m. SY!IACUSE FIRST UNrrED PRESBY· TERIAN - Sunday School, 10 a.m.; ' Church aervice, 11:00 a .m . ; Youth arroup, ... £8oor., •• Poet''s comer r- 93MHIStrMt Mld.epon, Ohio 46780 \.._ , .. . !fb•t •. and Service Alway•" R.WUNGS-COATS FISHER . 'f t 204 Condor St. Pomeroy, 011. llltldteport, . ....... .....,. ...... Nma 716 NoiTH SECOND AVE. SHOP A'"*' .... ,.,... a: _, 172. Nett~ S.COIIII _Au. ..,.... dttn-......, ~ ........ - .fiOIIfiiS f.OI EYDY OCCASIOII ~--~~ SNOUFFER :.."'• fl..-. rm - • ... . ·.Memorial Hospital Prescriptions ~- Landers ,._.,.._ .... Jl!tYii- \2;7 Veterans wo Fill Q-.ctars• Ann · Blakeslee. personal~ • or ,.2-2lii'.PomeroV (Mt\ r rrom or ~W. Ma~ ,., . PHARMACY ' Nationwide Ins. co •. __ ,_ ol Columbus, 0 . . 992-3325 SWISHER & UIISE FYIINITUIIE & HAIIDWAIIE ~· • f A F"nt B~ tbc Yeu- ~ tbc J*m1S Pleu ~ 11. I $10 is apin beiDi ~ by Tbe ~aifl c:alillclle frotll tbc Pumeioy Dear A•• Ladera: 1 tia a IJlYihiDI to llilea. PIIMiillrly. Dlily Senlillel. Prizea from 20 local Flower Sltap, I $10 IIYinp ~­ in my Clllly 401, cliwiC:ed TROUBLB IN SAN JOSB. CALIF. · ~LAI!INal ~ will be aWIIdod to tbc c:aunt Ccunl Ttua. ass lift Mil eeiq "Brilll,• a clivwced- , DEAR SAN JOSI: Y• ....a "I-. ....... ·lint blby 1991 born to Meip co!IAclle'hm The Fal!rie ShoP. • who1147.Hcruettdyre1Ut1104iotlt like 1 . . - . . w1to11 lllld is . . c..... ., .... County paltulll. . • ' $10 88Yinp IIQXl!lllt frOm Racine a .uip bll;:k Eut to his ywngcll , ~ Willa I frill4 lib you. Aa:ordiog to the ru1es the -Home Nllkiaala.t. · COJilal 1be wiD11inJ baby must be A flee 11*1 to the pamlts from liaug1IIe(l wedding and is terribly Biilii doela'l . . . lilY ilpta 11om .. me. I hope be lilletll. ~ dJe M ' l I ~IIC· born. to , JIRIIIS who are legal Crow's F~{ ReiiBIIIIDI, a blby upset. Brian feels dlat Ilia daugbtcr's . Detar A . . I aden: Lut year live Plutk: Stqa:y . ... lllllml is res~ '-'tf Meigs Ciull)'. Th cup from 's Jewelly, a case of weddi!'l was !pOilcd by his ~-wife's . when I 20 ymn old, I was in a . 311 B. 34th St.. New Yort, N.Y. qualify pamtts mUBt submit to Tbe baby famula from JCrosen, an ice Daily Sentinel I wriU.oD 8l8temenl Cie8111 cake from the Dairy Queen, behavior. "N"UII"I:IIricd 011 dia&tilte- car ' accidellt and suffered some 10016, and tea.t to t11e : from the attending ~cian ·as to a $1S gift ceriiliCIII> from Hmtage fully ~ "Roger," 1be 111111 llte'l ~ facill ttisf!praMnt; cii8CUiiw cliNcb, My~! O.dller, tbe exact t:imll of tbe birth. and that House of Sboal, a diaper beg from •' aoing with. They danced in a ~· .... of•····--~ · Wollld, be most w.leo~~c. Th~ · information must be presented 10 Fruth Pblnnacy, a $2S gift ~­ suually explicit1 hip-Br!l!ding, beiDa 1 JJR*Y &irlto ln;*IRI ~ lid ... . the newspaper office in J>omeroy 'cate from PuWdl's Super Vllu, a butt~luldliq way lbtll embamllcd· 0111. Nn 11 to My, I. ud • a , . C1R iJW)I- dta llillll of . beCOR!ICOJIOil]lll.ll. I . $10 .gift ~Je ~ BUIIOOS eYmyOOe. · . btiny bow IOCiety tlllll wklt · •a ,. .. Tltllt The rules furtber specify lhat in and Bows, • box of ~ from Not WllltiD& to mike 1 ICelle,· cal impetre.:tiott People 11+-ly yoa.lhMit the event of 1 lie, awirds will be Foodland, a $5 gift certiliCIIe and Brian llid nothing to Nina bul be llalyouclifl'cnlllly.:tlleydoa'tc.- . Our A•a IAHertl: I'IR I distributed It the discretion bf tbe 10 pacent ofhll prescriptiO\]II tDitil: feels that .he should apeak to her ckKn for J01L 1bey daa't want to ~-,..-old who ... conteSt COIIIIIiacc. · the age of six from !he Prescription now, before their other daugblllr piS wail .. you ia IIJI'el. 11lty tlllllr& lao delile to Ill nied. he fOliC The prizes are a $10 gift cenift. Shop, a $2 gift cerUifale from nwriecl, probably next year. He you l"eellib 1 hlk. widl diM aa:dw war • Ia die cate fn:im The Food Sbop, a $S sift · Vaugban's Cardinal, .llld a tlqc wants to issue Ill ullimalum forbid. n.t God ... worodloful ,_. lldltad to 1llllk up certiftcale from tbc Middlepcn piece feeder set from K C. ding N"DI!I to bring amale Buell. even wga;, I -loat pniUy .IOild lad · Wfaar with Ill or IIMm llocti9M lltey Department Slllre, a flee .-1. for Jowelen. if she is 11181rieclto him -- ... if she feeliDRiewbllllOIIIIIl ..... refuses be will not pay for the I received 1 1izable fiiJIIICial up tn. a1taut 111J I t • 11loy sealemeat 1'111111 ~ ~ who rill 111e.c 10 my - - . dlil fllll IUdly I told Brian that I S)'liiiJIIhize with illlq my 1:ar lild lhil '• why I 11ft in love will me ud· prell · ror him, but he should not try to control writiJI&. I would like ID 1he 101110 t1lltriqe. .• . anyone else's behavior; The 1110111 he · money to SO'\Ieone who caanot ' T h e - r...~.aa.laldy should say to II that he W&J. alfon1 plastic; lllrJ«J• bull liM no ~~a~ · t1n1 . _ lad a ,.& She unhappy about dJe Ulcing and hope idea bow to 10 about it. llalow you buys 111e lmtlt lifts lid P'o*l me that she "geu the me,....~ hml good mc;dical - ~ and dlily. Site wiD ... . , _ - lbtc.l Brian disa8Jea. He feels it is his wottld IJliRCI8Ie 101110 ~ ge - am ric:t of . . . ct rn I lid I Jlllecl responsibility .to his older daugbtet XX J1ll PA: · 101110 .mce...... - MJIX. to do whatever is necessary to DEAR XX: paerous ICOCI1Y pro10et her from tho emblnaslment · move. rm acqUIIIIIed wtda tbe fine DEAJt MliX: You poor tbiq. suffered by her sister. He'd like to wort lble It dJe NltioNI Founda- " ' - _. .a pi>Aae. This I J0111 lmow what you think before be says lion for Facial Reco!DUUCiiclt, which · This MPMBge and Chur_ch Directory SpoiUJOted By T!Je_ Inte_rested .Hu~~~'L~is~ted~On!!_..!Th~IS~·-!.P.~"Bg<~e~·-- - - - . .. "TEAFORD REALTY . ~· Jr PAULEY, _AGENT · Famill Restaw•t · ·~ . MEIGS nRE . ·:f.•221'"'"'W•. Main St.,f FrillPomeroy Cfllth1" ... . · First Baby of the Year Contest Prot~~g ·the ki~ ' Of from • (tow's • . • . ~ fflf.JOY Of RELIGION :. •• ' ' •. Jackets Jade•.... . • - •ICII .... 00Ao· 2 ~~- 131 · I ~~- . ~~ . 0 v- ...,S Work . 5 -IOOfe WI IIIII Char• Coats ·unlferlftl ca •o•/_ ISO II IFICII 300/. -10 •• 11 --" W) IF- 11J.. . ?8 . · 1Z pt~Ci, 1--.:...:~=-~=--..1-·;•:;._;:,::_.:,::.;__...f_.....;;_.....;.~;..;.;..._t"'":::-:"'~':":~~ ••••• - . 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PubHc Notice ~Gutter GUARANTEED I FREE ESTIMATES .• I CUT, WRAPPED & SKINNED ; LAIE 614-949-2734 . or· The Daily Sentinel is in urgent need of 7 copies of the newspa_per dated No· vember 21, 1990. Please call 614/992-2155. · Deilve!Y wll be ..... 1a · ,,. llchool tor Ill• porlod af JMUIIry 1 111 C•~"' th......llda .,.,. Du Ire ~, 1 If 1811. 31. moiled 10 ""' . . . . . below: and; lpealfla bid detlllo rM\' be olltllnldllv aom::,~":J'of Mila• eoumy MII7DD . . P.O. 1011307 · 1310Ca......,S1reet . , _ . , Ohla 48771 Public Notice 18141182·HI1 lldowl Ire -rdetl-'111• · reeullr )1.,.. m'a l ... on Januery 14, 1n1. M.,.. Coumy loord af M-1 Retoo.llun ,._. tho fight 10 IIOCtpt or l'llect -·,_wiM w= LEGAL NOTICE Cor• Cnp• H.,.. 1M! knQWII af r II"* wu Grow R...t, Rutlond, unknown Ohio, and H dtotrHII.. to the un~ kn- IM!ro-llt-t.w. neat to kin, 1111-. ...._ 1_ - . Md •d· rnln .. rlltllrl. __ ...., or all llldo. · -11- AJ lllu;.,. • -GutterWoott . . -Eieotrlall • Ptumlllnt -C_,...Wotk -lloofl... '. -I......... 'EJINI'Ior.• .PIInllllg ' 991-6115 . ....,.y. Cillo 742-2455 Sidlhlll lutlanll 614-99.2-6820 Ponlti'Ov. Ohio ElECTIICAl SEIVICE J&L . .INSULAliON •Remodeling 1nd Homo Repairs •Roofing I •$iding , 1. •Pointing 11/14/tfft •Any length .............. chlina and eccoa- PubiJCSIIe &Auction ' Ai>oot- 2 bodomrw, nlco, 56 364-17Wt04. 5I We D.o·Wiek Repair MORRIS EQUIPMENT 742-2455 Skilhlll load, lvtland 12·24.JO-1 1110. You .,. heNby notlll8cl - on the 20th day af N• ........ 1110. R - HU1• 1an, ..,_..,.lin af the I*IDn . end - • af VlrOie R. lu.. ford, en· lnGOIIIIMteO!I ,... " eon. Md R - Hutton. 1ft. dlvldutolly, fllltl oomplllnt 8118lntl1- .af you In CoM Number 80-CV·211 af the Cour1af Common PIMo; ' . 215 N. S.lllll Slr..t -.uPOIT, OliO 457 Office 614·H2-2116 ...... 614-"2-5692 CUSTOM IUIT ; HOMES & GAIAGU _......, af Vltgle R. luofefd IUM _ , af tho fo~ lowlnt J Ill d net 'at "AI lana .. Ia PriCII" """"*' ., .... 949-ll6o .fti. 949-2101 ~Nu-11nllld u felawe: Dar or Nigllt NO SUNPAY .CAllS l'otce1No.1 : · The lo...... 11M1 E - lilultei-31,TCIWnl · R - 14. Tom whip af Rut: ·18nd In the Caumy at Mt1ge 4-11-16- f:OU&te IF , ~ . ' •••I•• HOURI: Monday thru loturctoy 1_0 em to lpm We Are A Deer Cbeekb11 S1a1lon. ll•ll+loo. GU' SHOOT uafll ., Strictly~:;-· J lUST tEE 142.500 ~- 33 - . . . llalfllrto .... -Brand- CGIIItrue· lion: Has. I Jpecilul, bltatifui2M Krtlat, kill:llttl witllis- ilnd, dlnm1 room lrilhalrium door, lilt! sll~~tlitln\:"'. HIS 2 bldraoms and 2 bltl!s dowtllllin, and cauld 2 btdrGOmS and Ollf batll uPIIIirs. Ownor IIIII flnilll uPIIIira , lllr I liltil - . -ey. lUST H TNII OlE S70.500 ' 3br looun~Juot outoldo city ltmho, 11 -1278 after 5p.m. 1 1 00 Remington Slug Ouna Remington W.niltl lo lour: Junk .... with ., onolon. - · ol-~ W.nted To 81111: J'"* Aulae wHH or wlhoul - . Coli . Lorry Unly. eM 381 nos. I!Mea taking op- Oomlno'o PIZZAI - pliR!Ione et4-912·2124. f'OMIIOY, OliO · :11&/'tO/tfn S ~ We Hove Chongtd Our Location To · 11/2 Milts East on. Rt. 248 through I 4 .~ · Chester, Oh. SPECIALIZING IN .. ;. ~ i AKC Cockw Spontoto. IIIIo I • ..... Canlut: ......... ~. lloftllwuftt111111.111L ~ · -·l-~0 - · .110 t..t. on10 10. ..."""" . l'-J lloby81ttlng In my - . O.p Nollf In Stookll MOBILE HOME FURNACU • HEAT PUMPS ALL FURNACE PARTS MOBILE HEATING & COOLING ·1~ only, Refe,.neu Av•ll•tM. 114448 ..411. ' 110 SUNDAY ~~~~.,~Ia·::.:,~ (lllrbllge. 2 BR -lo home, 7 mltH poet Holzor Ctlnlc or 110. $221 mo. Woter pold. 114-3118-1215, lnlorlor and ExtorloP Polnflng, 10 experience. Woll~r, Rowa~~:;_-u~Pl~O.: 270eor17HII21. Mlu Poulo'o Dey C.rw Cenler. S11ifl, h l -. 11-F . 5 o.m.olfonleble, - 5:30 p.m.eA~ 2 -10. , - . .,_ •ftor oclooot. Oropolnl woloomo. 114-4411-1224. Odd lobo I . light houllng. 514m:l-2821. .. ' - your edge Monoy Ord8r "'"'..,' To: or I l • - t ~~---2- bod.,: !:.'·• ~ut lh.... et4-44f. . - t"" ... ..- ......... No North Third 91..... Jllddlopoot, Ohio. 2 bo- lumlohlld opt, ,......,.. ond d-'t noqulrwd, 304-1112-HBI • Ono Bedroom Eftlolency Apon· mont. In good quiet NoiiJhbor· hood. GU hMI, air cand.; In both k"ehen hu 1 dlllh · ·· ~ clepMot Met., .tow, ov.n .no r~lr~or. olea -hllr and d..,.r, Enjoy Big IKk Yord. Wltor Fuml-. Ooco-1 end ,.....,_ noquln&d. Colt IM-44f. 1370 1111<!• Sp.m. 2br t..u., lor roni, 114-371.ZS78, e-110. -2br, In Porter Aiu. You pay Dlpoolt I UtiiHioe. e14o3aa.tt52. Fumllhlld • Untumllhlld. 11444e-4S27 - · 2p.lll. Fumlohlld, llor, Qolllpollo A..a. Coll114-44t·1101. NEWLY REMOOELEO .with :.'f~ ~:.&::: ;,~ --ion -.. pluo utHiflee, 2 "lllrge" bod- """"' $111. pl.. utHHIM. ~ileal -.-~ng· to ovoid htah molloll. FOI' lnlilrmollon coli 304-171-4100, or 178-3411. . tar olngto 118'"""• ooupte, m-201:1 •k" . e1~·• •••-•• . -1ono1 With 2 ~nct~nere 184e == CITi.upolto,,:-........'"11:1; :~~~w~":Jl.':i.J"::, ::31 l'lono Regular Price, · t248i Cl•r Chill fill, A811ulor PriDe, S2lt; Counlry Pineo Amlron, (Wirdralletl2711, ~~~~~~· Prlao, 5I AcCIIUII'IIS VegetabiiS $481 With Gl- Arid - ; ,..-..,..;.,;_;~;;;;.;.;,;;....;.....,. Child'• Ho..._ 'Hor~o Country Oun-·•n ~- worm a1t 8r Plno U4.i!,' • A!Vulor . P~eo ~.. " - ~. $48.11; O.k - • 1 Tabla With 811 Mol al Allrony. ...,.... I Chill.. WI, Rogut• Prloe ='llh":'h"."r; 1: a.· ~~~= Mfii Hoot ond 11-r nuta, or •-•'lllhiOIUIII."" Aoc:l"'or $2211, . R:.Cior Pr!oe T >Y N *IIJ. $4et; 5 Gun Cobl , Counhy , , 114-1..._. Plno, Whh Ctirvod DOlor HNII, $1119; R1ut8r Price 1341; Counory uotlo L Toblo With f·arm Supl"""· Bonch And Thro6 -Chain& $21111. !logulor Prlc:e 113tt. Route 141, 4 ,\liV'SIOik Mil• 011 Routo 7 In C.ntonory. Hou'": Mondoy Thru Slturdoy, ...m.to lp.m., Sundly, 12 Noon TIIISp.m. 61 Fann Equipment :53~~..:A-::-nt;.;::l.;:q,;:LI'~I~..,.,..- 1011 MF rr.or Lw Hn ~,1(1!1, -OuotIll'R Law Hn... ...MO; - . -31 . . 11F UW PTO 12.1111. 0.0. Wll Fino.-. 114-~1122. or &1111. Rlvorlno Antlquoo, 112~ E. Main 8tr1ll, Po. .- . Houro: MTW .• ,. . . • 10:00 o,m. to 1:00 p.m:~..!""doY 1_:00 to 1 :00 p.m. Buy 114oOR•2528'. Quito NMd pro 1MO aoad . -lon. ItO lOtll triator, lib - · 0n1J :143 h..:- with '7 · - .,.....,... morot. e't4/lUo2121. Srtvlfr<..: . . . . . --a·!.. ... ~iiiiiiji;i~"iiiii ,.. "'"' pllllllltlllle . . . ... ... • ••• D1rlaal, ,........_. M . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11--11,. •. INGI Raf&Jtr • 111-. ---.....- --.... .......,._-. ··· In ...... • • wullllna IMII ~= '0. .4 . t ·=.a.~an.OM~ ---r.r.::"CN::~=· : 011 F. CN111 Rd. ........... ·~. 1 ~., " ' ' CHRIITMAs TROPHIII • PLAQUEI IOIIIIWOIID . 11-n-•• • Real Est3tr ........ .•.•.. ,.. ....... ___ --lorlloulohall• .' ....... !Oftll ,._ •SilL& &MD -u.,...,_ .........,.. · · - tll-ttiOIIot ..... _ 4lllrtlll ... on& 1 ' LOAD fYDY 12 HOU/1$ eceql •• CALL VICKER'S WOOD HEAnNO l;l1111•1lln1 Step & C pert fl',lllhtliaetet U llwl,~llllri,W­ . PIIDMI*)mGSIIIIW:Ip.m. , ! ~, •• ~ ol ~ , • 71 31 Hom11 for S.le :st bedroom houee, one acre eon..... ' .f . INC. ' $. ,.. ... •• ' I .... (I) - - .00N -SIT1i SERVICE/ II EPAill • ' l ) •'' ·~··ft•lpm. I .bldrqorft8 houu, lllnd ·cen-- , lroci,IOM7J.II04. . CIClYERNIIENT IIOMEI from 11 (U oepolrl. Dll'!'!\uonl tox praportr· Repo•.r ona. Your • CUSTOM 'PRCXiRAMMING ' SALES •ON -SITE CUSTOM TR-AINING • SPRING l'ilUEY lllOFfiSSIONA.L BUILDING ,' 116 JACKSON liKE · SUITE -!OJ CA.LUI'OUS, OHIO 41611 446·6000 •• Ext. QH. 4112 for aurr.ont . _ Hit. . ExMtlor.. -ion In . Pt • - · -lldap 7:10 . 8.m. • :1:10 p.no1.:.}MIIo Pollet Co., Pw•o,, ..,._, ~1. · olollng. ltl, -2 both, · I lltltlt · brtck2 ftrwpiO- cloublo lol. '114-441o 0041 or ~11-2171. - c... 1144111111.towel. ' . "........ At. u . ., Pion • ,, 114-253-11323. ..,.. ' Forl, - ( ~or~~t~ 10111 tor curnnt ~tilt. llelgl County Ponn houH. on - - Rlllrr r lllllleatllnlleiOfl • olwlo'. . . .. ,,., - a· -·-gall. ....,.-· ptOOUt ..... Hllmlttan All lltooC~ 11 CIOY,~,ENT HOMES !rom tt (U Doll:luont ... praportr, I~DIII ana. Your .... (t 11!11-187-. Ext. QH. "Hold on. t know the , Ia In piggy bank hlraeomeYiherel" • I . '" Autoa·ror Sill ptMIIo Mptla ...... Ron Ivane IJi:Mo-, Jock- · 011 1ol00-l:t7 .. ~. . . . Farcl F·IIIO Tluck.s..t, Rod, 171 llnoo:IM--33. Jlltollcol lioooJ lor. tullotolu 'pick· up. $40. 114-4-!7. . lltxotl hllrd•aqJ ltoile t10.oa • woadttUot. llockoprlngo, Ohio. ...-. ~ ~. r IN& . fM~~ .1¥-. I.~~Ji~~i :_...~In:: Sond phot. . onil -~ptlon to 1 Pilton, At.._c Ohio 45'1V1 or rel•es Cll, . Auto Pens& Fruita & · ·INITALLID lAGS .......... ,.......... 121 a..tsr-:-"OIIIe . Due to - . • • 1 _ , my Dec.~ apjtOIII....U wll . - ruohoduttng. 1 • - .... 114/IIZ.aell .. 1141112· 2111. Wll ..... co.. ol 'llJMIHII lllck .-Ina homO\" co.. dop ontJ. Polril ~::rt or 0.1· or llpoUe 1r& 31M.U..1111. R ' oftw Sp.m. 1114-441-tQi. J I;HRIITMAI GRAPH"! Driver'~ ..•• Wtdga .. tl Putton .... GRAPHITE IHAFTI =· - rwqulreil, 304-182·32117. Wll do -toonlna In OollltrOII• ..... Hao ,.,.,..,_, Colt •~ .( " . 2 bodnoam, 1112 Townloou• lor IIIII or rorlt, ... UP. In pork. Convenient to I'MrJiftlng, MW 2 bod..,...., lllddlopoot, Ohio. · SoourHy ~K and rmo .. ncH C Mce!J iuml- - l e homo, 1 mile betow townb ~"::'tta at~:r. ~-. ~· hool• " ' '! "'!'l. 111 '" - •· 11~. ar1141812-30t4. 2321. • 3 ·75 Bolts & Moto,.. for &ell ·S bedroom tnltor, $250. 118' 11i/Wol,r, - · _ I Waii118Pill I polnllng 114-1142· •' '• .r .... 94t-116o ltrlce moroth, tlluo Ullilllee, no pete, :JOW75-1081. Long 18 Wanted to Do ' · ...- . . eM-251-1. . •ft• 5. PH. 614-915·3949 IODIIIIl . .· • 14x70 wlexpondo 3811, 2 bth!, WBFP, dohWI-, ohod~ Ll' Buslneas Come and See Us For A Free lnsp<:ctlon and Eatlmlte . lt. 241 rl-. 14x70 tolel eiM:trlc mobil• home. No peteJ...'!.~ druga, no alcohol 114-317,,.... ,. •Handla and lnstell Monroe Shocks 47269 Socond, ·O.Iti:;;JII, Sl?f, _ Plkl, 11t t41 Mii lifter }p.m. a••· for Rent . .. . PIL 949'-2101 s...t•- ..... ... 42 Mobile Homes •Custom Bent Exhaust Sy8tems eCompleta Una of Exhouet Suppliaa . ~ '.'Froo Ettlm8t01" rno~ 915-4473 667·6179 ChiiVr ·4 - ~· .... M S.10 111llll ~ eutlllllda tlwasl I o, *• .~ ,. . .. . I"!J• iROWNING · old, "rw. All ......... l'lt ~!1314. Pa~~.~~ ~r-: ''lo!oth In ehy. 11 4 -4109 or 3710-211111. · -·-----'-I !COUNTRY ICLUB ACK lloltiMII<or, 7 11300. Cha-n - .275. -Po•-·a -""""'' rom; ltllddtoport, tor liMon. C.lll14/tl2·711t1 'KELLER'S CUSTOM BENDING LI!COttd 011 SaHord School ld. off lt. 141 .. 9•1• 1 eAA 112 59'7 _,_,;;16_,1,.41;..-....;.;';. · " -.. .,....-•-•~·"""... " .. .... .... to adulta only, ..~501. Vernon Aven.U81 month, 2 · . Dearoome. Waehlnaton Avenue $215. month, 'l bedroome. Reftrtnce •nd depaolt. 304ol715-211i. ~· •VINYL SIDING . • ·· •ALUMINUM SIDING -•BLOWN IN INSULATION BISSELL , SIDING ._ co:. tlpollo,"" 4 yr old blocl AKC ....,_rwd CoCbr Sponlot, SIOO. mu.t 1J0 ""'m · · ·Business .Services •. 1' We - AQWS. FNN Pllt 'OHico 217 E. s.c. ,_,., 72 Thlclll lor Bell GOOD USED APPLIANCES Fumlohlld elflclency, 811 utlthl• W.thln, dryera. r~frtpntcn, I room1, 1·112 beth, 3 BR, pold. Bhorw 118111: 1131/mo, Ill ~ Appt-o, u- ,._ Ail. Boolde·lllono bllndo, · dl-oolier, Sooond Avo. eM-441-SMI. corpol, tun lronl pon:h, 24x24 Fumltbltl · olllclency:· $171, C:..ll - · C8ll 114-441-7311• aa..go eollorl_!'ul building, utUhloo pold, 1120 Fourth, Go~ PICKENS FURNITURE ilan epol, N50 fl!ll' met. • tlpollo. 514 ~~5 441e after 7 pm. NewiUNd MCurhy dlpoeh. No Indoor -hold IUmlololng. 112 mi. ·polo. Ref. roq'od. 114-148-7878. Graci..,. living. 1 ond 2 bodJorrlcho Rd.· Pl PIMMnl, WV, Oll8rlminlto It V I For Ront Fumlohlld: Ono bod· ond Rlvwolile colt 304ol715·141111. room eollegt, nice lor one or Minor Ap01tmorot8 In lllddlorporl. p,_ couple. Clein, no pete:. Deposit $111. cau ~--mt EOH. I oelorence. 5tH4il-2543. *""""' lEN'S APPUINCE . SEIVICE . . 992-2034 ·COIS'IIUCnOII.. IIITI.AIID - W. ltrltt - Why loolllotlltr?- Tllmare 3 bedr- in tllil HI slary home 1111 a !Ox140 lot. HH newer hill pumP., sllyt-. wlnrls~nd 1 Diclllt ltnc:e lllr priwlcy. Dtllt mill 11111111 IIIII JU'Sl $27,. Bring It In Or " Pick Up. • • • Fumlohlld Apl. · 2 br, 11311 , with or THE HARDY OUTSIDE WOODBURNiNG HEATER WITH IN$1DE TH&RMOSTAT (PATj!NTED) ._ ...........,.. ....,....., _____ _ ltTAIT -:- lllillttuncl Frw Elltrlar - 4 bedrcloms 2 bitlis, 3 silttnc pordJb, snd -. dinint 1011111. Nice bil t.V.t , ysrd. Fenced ora wiUI ~nifor animats,snd atr~~housefor IIIDDi.EPOI'r - lflstorical loollin1 corner store. His 6 ·~::~~~~~ another store down,Sllrt your own bllsl· . ;::: s . room, and h11an in0111111. Cllllo! 110111 d• ...·--a. 6a30 P.M. ·AilMAIES 91111y. . St; •w••port, 011. ............. l "fill DIPr. SAT.IIOiri . oo:me clllldren. .............. ......... Jlft •• EVIIY . . .201 NORTH SECOND AVE • _.. · MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . OFFICI H2·28BI/HOMI 882-5182 8. TURNER, BROKER lAY~ lUll - Blsutilu~ comer lotllilh 2.15ocres. His nllur1l IIIICrOSS the rOid, electric IVIillble. Older drift· wsy. • • 16,000 · . .SIIWAII'',S GUIS &SUPPLIIS 742-2421 MICROWAVE , OVEN REPAIR CARPDnD GUNS & AMMO . .11·10 BISSElL- ' HILDEIS ·. tn'1•..c.d u REMOVAL : uGRT HAULING .F,Rfr~ft 81 CK , 992-2269 , . . usm RAILIOAD liS •COMMIRCIAL WE NEED U8TJNG81 II- IO-IItl Melee c-tv. Ohio, ,81181· lnt- 118CIMI Hut10ft, nur.- S~LE . PetsforSale 1 mole AKC Rogllllerod looton Tlln'llr, I WMk1 old, lrfndl1 a County Inc. Good uoltl opplll,_, T.V. Hl8. CIDon I 1.m. 10 e p.m. llon...a... &M- 1 H t . - 3rcl. Ave. 0.~ Fum'od elllalency """ Upololrw, qullt1 - - . eorpollid, aft. ...... 118oidrlli. ...... for 1 per- . 5-21112. pine.puljo - · 11+31J.7Stl. ( 5111111 . 11D . HousehOld Goods Appl-. wft,..., - ·1~1-2013. ·::i~~;;;~-Hn Wick• :145-112~ Qraomlng, Att brMcli. AH ltYIH. Sl_,lng tlmbwO< hllrclwood or CEDAI • COftSTIUCnON 1.1114/ffn tr~lllt - ·- NO JOB TOO SMALL . FlEE ESTIMATES . •Roofing .. •lnMIIatlon ~~Bryon Piece Mlddlepon, Ohio •Kirooeno Stovoa • IIOnlll. ~~~::I'ARMI ·HOUlE...: OUMCI . · window• H2-2J72 .742·2251 CONSTIUCliON IOriel •Replecement 1-SDISII IANIS HW .. 8 i •VInyl Siding , . .. lllo Grinde, 011 Coli 114- Merchandise Couch ootth bluo boclrgraund, lome Pol F - Dootor. Jutlo ft25. Coli t1141ft2-T!5t13. . . .Webb. COtl 514-44ti-OZ!It, 9 . Wlnted to Buy EMILEE MERINAR Owner & Operator v. c.,..... •Cptlfllll .... ld•• · 3. H8rwy IIM....ry. de- '' ..... 1taah provlMd, $:HIImo. 114 441 .,... -h.l14.-.e1T41. Conlltllltt ·Grooming Alllretds . MOIRIS EQUIPMENT REWIIING AND -TROUill SH00114G YARDMAN & ECHO DEALER Prices ·..t ·~Ntlf'' zttor Tract1111 1!1111 . . . . . . _ Now .. Stodd Btock, br1cto, .tllpu. 'lilntlnlolo, .... Cloucfe Win- ..... a •hopping .m.., n., - GROOM ROOM .... 0 ...............1 Chid! Olt Our lew ' . ..... '" THE SIVICE Ale IEPAII ON lEJOI TIACTOIS IFNI!E I!ITIMATEI) .l11ldaatill _. Colllllll'dll (121 14. 21 , 21; 111 4, 4tc dlllrlbu10n. If ony, af - h of the following : 1. CON C - Home· dtw, diCIIIlild 2. E111mo J . ~~-bury. .Read the Best Seier YOUNG'S . aMIBII& SilVIa ·MAPLEWOOD . TUESDAY; JAN. 8 6:30 P.M. ' c.mao. l14-m.2101. a• IT80 ar - Building Suppllel 55 Sc:- Dllllict ar Buy an Lind 31 Wool Apl. 2br, 1 Mlh, prl¥de - - 118llo. - l o g.-y llow. 1M wh"o; hoi - ! . ..,....,, Block I white N8111otoNd lon'Twrlorlor SIIHf."ft4417o0117. F8::~fi);E lkollohlln F~~~~ 1 COrplto. Qraom end SuppiJ lhop-l'oi R1. 7 North. e •11144. PubliC Sale &Auction -----..... ~Helmet· · DOWNSTAIRS CONFERENCE .ROOM . 2 bedroom '-H, Oolllpolll Fony. Phone 304-&75-3215, or 1175-2418. . Ylrd Sale 8 NEVEl ClEAN YOUI GunEISAGAIN PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAl. ~-......-..• 1br tumtahod hOtJoo lor .. nt. 1114-446-17151. 2 bedroom homlln ·New Hlven, wv. 304-TIS-tl88t. • ·the day belorl lhll od II 19 run. SUndly ltlhlon - 2:00 p.m. Frldoy. Jlondoy ltlhlon • 2:00 p.m. "ltUrdl~~; . .BIG ·.KIDS and . BABIES· Public Notice 3or4i>r_'ln _ _..,. Uvonce. OEADUNE: 2:00 p,m. 12·1"' ·' lf1 Wlnted to Rent 41 House• for Rent ALL Yorcl Solei Mult Be l'old In SHOWERS HOLIDAYS ' cor Rentals -· - Counlry lloblle Haorle Pork, R - 33, North al P-roy." LAIU, rontolo, porto, ....., Call Wlckw clnttle, Ht, .,..., $210. IJ4-tll2·llll'8. . a u - JIGOI. tobto toblo eamblnotiOI)IQJO. 304ol'l$o15114. Gallipolis & VIcinity ANNIVE~SARIES --~:: PIPI. ~. '· Auto., 4 dr., 54 Miscellaneous Mercru.ndiM 46 Space tor Rent 7 Specializing in Decorated Cakes for All Occasions. WEDDINGS . BIRTHDAYS . > 5711-2335. • . 992-6194 f public wit•, no rutrlctlon-, ecMM wfth rtver front• g•, 304- . ' Lock., miiH OOUih OollipoNo the phone hill - RIE'S CUSTOM CAKES .DIINCf. '~ L<.ioks . like da m(~ today." Route 2 Ashton, 1 eara lola ...3 &4 EIK'rical & Retugeralion 8~ GunWII Hauling 86 Mobil e Home Repa fr 81 Uphol1tery . · . BULLETIN BOARD DEADLINE 4:30 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBIJCATION To dorlo nod Ooldon hid coi!U;'Comp eon- · loy - Home lmprovem . .t ~ 83 hc .yating 21 22 937 Bult;olo ., ..•...·-,......... .-. . .. . . ,,w 82 - Piumbing& He• ing Ch•tlr Racine -._.......... :'· ' J ~.' Services •sa Leo" .57e Altple Grove 143 Portt.nd , 773 Maaon ., 985 PubliC Notice BULLETIN ··- - BOARD ---··,, 11 - Hetow..,_. fu/lu,w illl{ lf•ff'/>hotll" I'XI'IIOI;J{I'S... OAV BEF OR E PUBLI CATION - TUESDAY PAPER v":1' · 12 · S itUitton WMtl!d • A cl•51h od .;uiv ~rc tsvmunl p li•cOO Ill lht! Oo11 ly Sun1 111~ laA :. C:t:P I clt~ss.l fl ud d•splw . 811sinuu Car d and leg ill na licu., w1rl ;llsd' ap p e111 Ill I he P t Pl eilliltl11 R eg•s t tir • nd t h11 Gall• · - St'i • Tr.msporlalton .· , · &2 · Mobile Hom• tot R'• ll 43 Far111• for Aant · · 44 - .\pan mini tor Aen t r 4i -· FwrnilhN ROoms 41 Sp1ce fOl Rent Elllp ',Jynl' nt H~tppy puhs D •uf'f' T r 1tMl n e. r~ ~hmg ovur 11@11.- • t. Hou•• for R•l · »I~Sillck . .. •nin•• .. •ll!k•-.• · l & 3:J F•m• 101 Sale 3l iklinvl 35 lois 36 · · Aelf Estlte Wemed . dOl¥ if!l!"' pubhc.cfon t o m ak e COHectrun. ' Ad s t hat mu st b e pa1d 1n adva n ~ au: In MVmoriam -·LQ_nN..., --~ · hlciiL. ....,. :: tW" f Ml': cdP:JIII!S .',It~ 32 MobileHCHnettor S.t., ·Gn,e..way 1md foUnd ads under , 5 w ord• w ill b• Ads VIM' d Silh,.s ... '"No. 31 ·- Hom" tor Sale -, .60 .06/ diy • $1.30/ day R ,,, ' I ~ . ru n )dlllf~at~ctlage , ~I • "Pr•ctt ot ad tor all cillpital l•ttu s is doub4u pflce ot ad cost. '1 pomt ltn e type ontv used · • , .• 101 responslbl• tOr effort ilh ttr first d .;. I GJteck "StmtMH.,. '' 1_ f01 a u o ls f_1r s t d -v ad 111111 lA paporl. Call bt!fOr e 2·:00 p .m . Car d of Th.nk s ,,..1ft' ~- '> .· R at .... ~ IU, ~Mcutiw rU nt. .. olllnupd.,~MitM ch• gld . alhlilln~~- for · RATES T01'LACE AN AD CAlJ, 992-2156 ~NDAY _ thru FRIDAY1 1 A.M.,to H .M. . 8 A.M. until NOON SATURDAY . CLOSED SUNDAY POliCIES ... 'A1Is outstdtl Me1gs. . CwiO. ~ ..... --·- ... If" eoo.r._CluJ - $100.1~ . atr. 11i' 10td1Cut2a= .......... . .. �I . ., • • • Pomeroy-Mickleport. Ohio ,.;... --•- , IIICOme · housing · com= !Jia:elr'IOille llld .,,,.. COlD· · """·to-IJIIW8Ie _ _._ .., __ Continued from page 1 . · pro~· · ., . . men-~ .._,._ u...,. .NUJe ' ' . .. ~ . . . .,..., toward secunng was the vakldicDian and ·Shawn ~roy Aaorncy Fred w, Crow 'The 18th annual Tri-County fundiJII to ~~ - the riverbank L.ouia BUlb wudle salulllorian. Jr., was one of 55 Jawym honored · Simulaled Disaster Exercise held · erosion at the sewage lagoon si~e· · g~,recr:trepd::, . di-= Page 1Q-The Daily Sentinel ., •a uatlons... . G d · . con\'::00 l . rcalm /ctO)Ded c·o r p s e • ntarta:Jt: Stocks ·Weather · 'f Hospital news $141.500. . ~~~=YBc.=J: =~r ~ti!r~toor~:.: - . Cards liamson, Hartford, W.Va.; Millnd : Ten of hearts. Smith, Pomeroy; Keith . Musser, · Four of clubs. ~ Sarah,. Yonker, Pomeroy; . •Ace of diamonds. · Betty Arther, Middleport; Cora Queen of spades. . Beegle. Racine; and Bertha Wolfe, Ticket sales: $76,~ . Payoff: Tu~~y DISCHARGES • $22,150. E.bcr Pickens,. Sr., and l;)orothy Smith, Racine. f~~~w~~a:1~ POmeroy . Mayor Richard Scykr Wednesday nighL . . Fmed were Judy Tyree, Pomeroy, $63 llld COSIJ, disonterly conduct; Micll\ld Hindy, Pomeroy, $213 Pld costs; Jerry Armsii'OIIg, Mlddlepott. $213 and COliS, assault; . Brie Pl;ddy, Middleport. $375 and Costs, DUJ, and $53 Mid costs, failure 10 ooidrol: and 11m Davidson, Pomeroy, $213 and death . Slate Route 684, Harrison~e. died 'f1lu.OOiy at Veterans Mllllcrial Hosptial following a brief iJillcas. · Born on Dec. 2:7, 1920 at Duo. blr, W.Va.. she was the daughtec of tile late Qyde C. Andmon and Ella expinl!llicense: Eln"'!th Cheshire, $47, spccdinj; Ronald !life. ~inc, forfeited $471 spcccl· mg. · .,. • • She is survived by a sister, Dollllby, inc! a ~ Misty Frum • of Halrisonville, with whom she Jlllde her home; a brother, Paul D. · Andrnon. Harrisonville; three blotben and listers-in-Jaw, Clifford and Delores Ancknal, VICIIIIII, 'N. Va.; Cunis IIICI Velma Anderson, Oilnblr, W. Va.; IIICI Donald and Alii Alldrnon. Greenville, S. C.; a sister, Anal Lee Cr!la. Belle, . YL; silfln-ill•faW, !lolly Andenon; • Dlmblr, Va. .... Dorodly Andenon. Ch1111*. Mlcb. .. Besides her .,...... lbe ,was I)Rtcded in clelli ., ller ........ ljri, llld two ........ a,.ID An· cMIDI. Jr., and Ollrlll Aild:IIOR; $118 .,. a member 11 dlo HliiiiOII· vile s.iar Odzeol Cub. 'Piaul aYicel wW be . beld w. . SallldiJ • I p.m. a lhc E..., Punelll Home. 11lo Rev. Delrl l'llr· fAI' ril cll!c:!W ..S llarial will "' ill 1i1P Ct%7 Jlriciadl lillY ciU • .,; ftmll ...... Friday (10"1»1) froal6 10 9 p.m. ( . • I' · . • •• , ,: I . ' Beat of the Bend: . -Armed ·forces persorind hav.e ·no pel 801188 to come.home to at thJs ~ime - B-5 . ooouo Oo ooooooouooo o ouoA5 .. . Farm ......................... Dl·8 ' .SpOrtll •••·••••;••••••..••••••• Cl-1 ·OccUional rain lllld tunilnc · Hich In mid 401. Chance of rain 80 percent. · ~.lder. .. · ,. ' . • 50°/~ · OFF SALE Val .211 No. 4& . Pl8asarit. Janu.-y 6. 1891 STOREWIDE Still Going .0-:t!!! .t Scive on F•_rnishings For Every· Room In The Home! 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH FREE D~LIVERY CHESHIRE - A coal train struck a car on Stale 'Route 7 early Saturday morning, seriously Injuring a Gallipolis man and destroying his vehicle. • . DEED PRESmoniD • ~ Melas Couaty • l .commissioners have llidlcated thlt tl!ey wiD use j . . n. n. 12• ~omeroy :MaSonic . Temple belongs to ,CQu.n ty following .d,eed t~ansfer. •• I ~'"~a:<~ J•.iiEJ:,.,,..,.. ,.. ~~~·=·:::.:: ' · ~;. -_.,, . •<>J!Ib:.~ b~ikl;q .i,n ~. ~ • dN'" , e .-. ""!'"'~ w..... ., tbebuoldll!&hassolle~thal " PQ~OY • . The historic ·. ~Y ~ Tem~le buiJcllng no'll' belongs to Meigs County, fol10\\'il~J tile Thllilday transfer.o1 the property by the Pomeroy 1.00gb. Plans for "the three story ~ture, which. !itmts Mul~ Avenue,· are still mdcfinile, but will probably play a major .role in any fulllre courthouse expansion. Prior to occupation by the lodge in 1938,- the building was used as RUnAND, OHIO eI , ,.End cIear•.·n·c·e I Ie·Ef'•t ende..dI•I• .-------------------~----------~------------. . .··• J Im . s cobb' s Randal POland, 21, of ESR, Gallipolis, was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospl~l by Meigs County EMS after the accident around 3: 55 a . m. near Cheshire, according to a prelbnlnary. report from the Gallla-Melgs post of the State Highway Patrol. Poland was later taken to Grant M~lcal Center In Columbus by a UteFII&ht helicopter. Poland's condition was unde-. termlned Saturday morning In the hospital's trauma unit, a ho$pltalapokesman said. UnoJfl, the property for c:oartbllilse apaDSion. Here, Ohio Grand Master Charles K. Neff presents the · deed to Commlsaion Jrresldeat MaaDing K. Roush, . Ill coDDty oflic:lai!J and local and state MISOIIs look on. · were pmented with ,tlie deed to the Pomeroy . Mlaonie Tempi: o\a Tbiu1clay. Tbe Comm~onm RUTLAND· FURNITURE CO. ,.. . . r!: /o ,' OFF. AND MORE ' " lnc..N-opaper '· County . man killed Fri®y in separate farm ·tractor accident tA~ . ~ , ·1!1r•ll•rt 1)1-v~~t · OPEN SA JAN·. 5 9 AM-7. PM 50.0 . A Maso~ Fl I Dl :QIIIIIIf 88 Peiel . 14 ·· · • . .. . Dleeo•••• . . . 1~91 " Train strikes car on·. Route 7; m~ injured Don't Miss The Largest _Inventory -, Reduction Sale In The History of . . ·. Rutla.nd .FY!;~ture. ~-i .•1. ;> • I'-~ ~-:~'!h1. .J... s • tic great ue 10 Meigs Qlupty ln. . .· . 10 ~·". the C~any . COn:tmission.~ said !II a pn:palf!Ci ~t. "by allo~a far tU~ cowlhouse CXIJIIII!IIOI1 when n~ and we· are hippy io accept Ibis ~_generous Jl:ft on of all the a~ of ~s County. .~RIISSloncr Richard Jones said Friday that the county does not plan to ~ tbe 81r11Cture ~ than for stonae. Jones abo said that the COUity will probably bchal! . cia! reports Indicate that Poland suffered a fractured pelvis and a fractured femur In the crash. :):he report stated that Poland was southbound on State Route 7 when he failed to slow · for th~ · · railroad flashers, bells and whistle th1.1t were sounding. Poland's car struck the left front of the. head engine of the train, which was moving at approximately 15 ~Ues. per hour. There was heavy .damage to Poland's vehicle, btit .-no damage to the train. No one was Injured on the train that was hauling coal. · The accident Is still under loves tlgallon. A West Columbia man was tilted Friday morning when his farm tniC· • it is dcclncd uieleas for ocWpalloa. · The· Jllopelt)' is valuablC tQ the : c~ty CW~missioners ,in ,dial the ·reat tJitite lleeded to the cOUnty on ThlllSday borclen th~ back wall of the Meigs County Counbouse, im· menscly simplifying any future ad• ditions to that sttucture. The lodge has 1101 used the structurc fer · its activities for several years, mcct;ing instel!l at the Mid· dlcport Masonic Thmple. In its Continued on A-3 •CHEVROLET . •OLDSMOBILE •CADILLAC · ' REBATES . END JAN. 7th • - according to 1 spokesman for lhc Mason County Sheriff's DepallmcnL · Harold R. Russell, 58, of West Columbia died of sevcnl head injuries, accmling to Mason County Coronel Breton Morgan. He Slid no.aUIOJISY was needed in lhc case. Applrcntly Russell was tryfiJ8 to puD out 1 IIWIIP approximltely 200 yards from his house, on S•saafms Road, when die tractm rolled. The sheliff's de~cnt reported the Malll Police DeJB1111C11l and EMS wen~ conlriCtcd by Russell's wife, Betty. r Ruascll wcrkcd as an 111iltant yard foreman at the Philip Sporn l'lant for 4Q years..Ho • in Ar!ny veteran and ·attended the Salem Com!nanity Church. 1m rolled over onto him, . •i t. · . RECEIVE EQUIPMENT - Tbe Guyaa Townreceives the ·equipment from GaJDa County · ship Volunle~ Flre. Department received a Ucht · . Sheriff Dennis SaiJsbury. The equipment will be·· bar aad radio from the GaiBa <;ountJ Sheriffs . · ueed aid In relpol184) to emergencies. (Times, •. !\':::'t~~ ::-~d~~V::~o:~e~~!~~~~~; SeaUael photo. by Melinda Powers) • -Bush· declares Indiana ·disaSter area: 199.1 FULL. SIZE . PICKUP AurOMAnc $10,991 * I . • By United Preu International abOve flood stage In several · weekend-. ' Chicago aviation spokeswo- . , President Bush declared flood- towns. stricken central Indiana a dlsas- : ·The fi!J(XIed Ohio River, which man Usa Howard said O'Hare , ter area Saturday bUt the soggy · . was.llipplog at the service door.of. In)ernallonal · Airport .had 're-. .,.. . area·was pretty much spared the Riverfront Stadium In .Ctncln- • celved 2 Inches of snow by snow and Ice brought to the natl, the sill! of a llrofesslonal midday. Runways were open but Midwest by a wintry storm football playoff game 'scheduled . air travelers were told to·expect tllrealenlng travel by land ~and for Sunday, was receding as was .delays of from 4$ minutes to 90 air. the swollen Mississippi River. minutes. .· . Ralnmolstenedaparched'part The weather service said a "It's still snowing pretty heav: . of the West and snow tell In the· tresh storm moved Into Illinois lly out here ~O'Hare)." Howard • Plains lind ~ocky Mountains. early Saturday, and . that by 6 said. "At Midway Airport w¢ • Bush.slgnedadlsasterdeclara- a.m. 5 Inches ot . snow was 1 only have one runway'open." ·: : All 230 Chicago road clearing• ·• TEMPLFi,. TRANSFERRED - Tbe Penieroy .Coun*J ()ommlllllonera. The Jodre 1lilt'occujlle4' tloli triggering release of federal reported In the Moline area. Muoldc Temple, buDt 11 the early lHOf, bu been Ole bulldt.r In 1138. . • ald.for residents and businesses The snow In northern Illinois trucks were dispatched shortlY.' : transferred by the Masonic Lodre io the Meip sufferlni particularly serious and fr~ng rain In the southern aft~~ 2 a.m. but early morning • damage from a week of storm· " half of the state . made travel . ·highway and tollway conditions li.~ consider.·~ tedfloodslnslxlndlanacounties treacherous and gave residents deteriorated because crews lie o "'--'" . While House spokesman Bill. good reason to stay home for the · Continued from A-1 · -'1 · Harlow said. • COLUMBUS, . Ohio (UPI) ·- · adults on Medicaid would lose month that ,nursing homes are B11t precipitation was very The Ohio Department ot Human dental and chlropratlc services. mostly to bl~me tor out-of- · light In central Indiana midService& has proposed cuts o! Medicaid Is a state and federal control Increases .In Medicaid Saturday, with freezing drmle $130 million In Medicaid spend- governement program !>f he)llth. speildlng. · re!lorted In Indianapolis, the · lng In the next . two-year state care for people who are poor, , She saldJotal state and federal National Weather Service said. budget. . elderly ·or disabled wi~h Ute Medicaid costs will exceed their Rivers were receding In most TheproposalbyDirect!)I"Pam- federal government1· paying $3. 2 biWon budget fq(the year. of the swamPed areasoflllinola . POMEROY -Meigs .County dcplnmcnt as the administrative ela s. Hyde will be considered · about hilt the COlli. · ending June 30 bt $186 million and Indiana, but parts of the Engineer Phll Roberts llld County assistant, orpmonnel dlftctor. next month by the Joint House"This will damaae the provl· with nu;slng homes responsible · Ohio, Mlaslsslppl and Wabash Treasurer' ~e Collins may be The position RobeJu has bcert Senate Medicaid, Oversight slon oi cilre.'' sald ·Clark LaW, forallbut$4mlllion. rlversremalnedovcrthelr~nk.l heading to Marieaa to wort with recommendcil for is tlw currently Committee. · . director of the Aasoclatlon of Sh~ said maJor cuts Imposed and residents of Gibson County, Governor \biDOYich's · Ohio ·held by Joe Leach.: · The department proposes to · Ohio Phllalllhroplc Homes and · Include giving nursing hOmes Indiana, were told to consider 0eputmen1 ol 'niDSportation. The I'CCOIIIIIIIIII of ~ reduce payments to nunlng Housing for· the Aging. · Jess money for administrative evacuating 'because of rllllll Acconling ld Colllos, IIVbo lllo and Collins ns lellt 10 lhc lll'iili· homes by $.'12.9 mllUon and to The Dispatch said ciltUng and reneral coila, such as waters In the Wabash, expected . serves .as MeigJ Couilly Republican lion team fer new CJovctD 0eorge hospitals by $30.5 mn!Uon. paymenta to hoapltall and nurs- housekeepln& and ellmlnatlnr to be 3 miles wide In· southern · l'alty Cblirman, Rohcru liu been Voinovich, but • o1 y«. 110 lp~ The CoJumbus Dispatch re- · Ina homee could result In suits · waivers that allow more money Indiana. leCOIIIIDelldec by the Republica~ poiniiDCRtl have been 1111de.· ported another mUUon . agallUit the' department, as (t has . for •Peclallzed C91t1, 1uc~ as an The Wabash, which l"\11111 be- Cllalrmen 11 the nine coomri111 in • Collins 11114 Friday dill be exworth· of cuts are propoled for .In the" past. · ,, · · Increase I~ the. number 'of' pa- tween Indiana and llllnoll, was 0001' Di.ltric:t 10 to sene as the peeled the 110 follow reclplenta, which would mean . Hllwever, Hyde laid thalli no · tlenta requlnn·r more ln~nslve not expected to crest In places !lislrict'l deputy diia:tor, llld Col- the ~t by Govemoi some nunlng home residents · reason not to try the cutbacks. care. . • · · until. Wednesday, and was .rullh· lins·hu beei1 approved by the nine VoinoVJCb of his tt.n.po~llliotf would lose Medicaid benefits and Hyde tolll lawmakers· last lng alolll at more than 10 feet party cbairn}~n to lltiVe wi,th the Director next Week. · ' . .... ,.} . . y ' \ • ... ' . '~ . . Med;,.,.id· cu. tbac·k·s Sta NEW .a·USINESS. :aoURS Roberts recommended .. for.· ODOT position MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY ·. .9:00 ~M~6:00 PM . · SATURDAY 9:00 .AM.·3:00 PM CLO.SED SUNDAY , NOI1II SKOND Aloq tile River ......... Bl-8 Butneca .................... Dl·B Comica- ...................lalert a-••· ··· ···········~· DJ..7 . Qeaiha Edl&orlal •.•••... '., .••• ,........ J\2 • ·· MIDDLEPOIT, OHIO Jari. 2, 1909 as , CommereW· & Savipp Bank - Page 8-5 . .' .- Inside: • ~tar ~ open~ on .. page. 81 . James Sands: I reCO~ ·..C·l playoffs. begin Rutland Furnitu,re Co •. •ATTENI0Ne 253 .ff. oli' ,.11 .program at URG I'v. ~.o · ~ ·~ · ~IXty-&ve. Eastern_ H!P. Scho!ll seruors recetved lhcu diplomas 111 PRESCRIPTION · . SHOP 9fl.6669 • · by ·Roger Mln)ey of Manley's Recycling Center. . · · · · ·r=:S.·l~~i: :J.;!~~~~ew::· SwiJha', Willon~. w. and news . Pomeroy _Court .38266 Sesquicentennial Celebration. Several hullllred residents visited . the Meigs Museum .,as the Meigs . County Pioneer and Historical Society . observed irs 19th annual HeriMic~,'A~~ Miranda Nicholson we!ll selccled as tile 1990 Meigs County Junior Fair · King ~d Queen. · A $40,000 grant for a demonstration ttanSp0118tjon profoct was made by the Ollio Department· of CQSIS, petty theft TransJ)ortalion to the Meip County . Forfeitiilg bonds were Jeffrey · Board of Mental Rctanlauon. Sayre, Gallipolis, $44, speeding; A step toward cwbing delinquent ' Billy Bla:k, Gallipolis, $49, speed- payments of sewage bills was taken iJII; Shcni Bissell, RccdsWle, $43, by Syracuse VIllage Couocil. stop lig!lt violation; Anncuc Meigs County Treasurer George Boyles, Point Pleasant, W.Va., $44, Collins was elected .IQ a ~0;-ycar speeding; Alvin Dent, Belpre, $46, term .as Republican County ~; Kevin Easlmali, Gal- Chainnan . by the party's Cenlnll hpolis, $45, spcedirig; Toni Ljnn and Executive Committees. · . Andrew, Cenj.elville, Md., , $45, State funding for a multicounty speeding: Bonnie Allbousc, AlbaDy, (Meigs, Hocking, Jac~ and Vin~. expired resistrllioo. ton Counties), corrections centec in · ·KeUy McKenzie, PomCroy, sso; Soutbeastem Ohio was announced spccdi11g: Jeffrey Rcilmirc, Col11111- •81 a meeting In Vmton County. A bus, $375, DUI, llld $63,1111JM(ing total of $3,150,000 for the jail was tires; Keilh Lialc. Cbr±ue•.$46, awarded in 11a1e funds from the speeding; Jolm AmoU, I'Omciuy. • Governor's Oflice ol Criminal Jus- .. .r:=·== ~eponV~ge~ iT IL 7 .QQ p M . llnJ f 75 Ct!nts Drug abuse ••••--JIIi~IIJII~~!!II!I~~!!!I~!!!!IIi• 0118 ~ =~~c~~C:,c.!n~ ~iPs I ' .... Sund.1y . . o· p e·. N T.O·.N I'GH·.·r z. . .' • ..mar;--cina --Loca ' l br;nls" ' i Squads have 4 Thursday calls . • • I· ....... Fred r--.-- 'mitmeat ol clo"·-.. -. 'primary J Friday. Janu.v 4. 199f: Local Fendlps 1111pioyees ill Qow,lllinkqw owner, 10 come up Pomeroy 8IIJII)Uiiced !heir COIII:CIII ' with a *'-:..~< 10 ~ atlaltion . and support for .8IU service men to "the fOIJOIICII. and wanen sent ~·!he MjddJc East.- ~ COiiJity.• C!ow ~lialed a "name the . , Cb1r1ea L. BUICiier, 74, Mudfork " Road. Pomeroy, Will ~ 011 i!"· , .....- cow" COIJICSI. .· in a ~ accident 011 Gib- , =t=::•tL-~ piSolidJbl~ .,__ u.;.. ,..__.,. 4H mllll'-- pact 1011 · Road mrth of Reute "693 in ' ua-~, ''"" ..._.. ....,....1 ...... • Waste Dislrict. · wm: llollcml • a reception for Meigs County. : A leiter sent by a group opJl0$111g · · JULY. Ohio Stale Fair Oulslallding of the HundredJ ~ eqenc!ed tbe Day winDers•. flcxlcnes included the a:ti011 of the AGHJMV Solid· Moonli~ "t Romp at the Robin 'll!bile Michael Smith Deb- Waste Dislrict was mailed as tile :~ Fair Grounds spOil· bic Froit, Snh ~ Bill district's board of directors ap· by tbe !beast Obio R8btnt Bentley Emily Asbcck Bridget proved a popOoed contract ~pee- ; mcnt with diree landfill opel8IOrS at • Breeden AssociNioo. . . vaughn: Kdly Oruesci. ·Noelle irs meeting in Pomm:oy. ' · The VillaKe of · !Wiland ~ . Pickens arid Ehzaheth Downie. . · awarded $61?,000 &om die Ohio ., . · . May 10 in wilh Na- below Hobson ~ taken by Mid· tiona!. llosJ?ital focused '!'1 "....,_ . Village Council. The MSJIOIISe to a ' supposed traU1 ~J;icost was-sctat$752,000. detlilmcnt involving l8llk cars at. A wandering y01mg 1SO-pound the CrossitJg in Cheshire. blaclt a was sighlf'Jd in l'ornrzoy An explosion and fire in the on June 24. basement of the· horn\: of Mr. and Groundbreaking cmmonies Mrs. Sampson .Hall, Bridgeman were held June .21 for McDonald's Sttcet..Syracuse, on May 1 resulted in l'omcloy lOUted at the sire of in moderalc dalilage to the structure the former Pomeroy Freight Sta· and minor injury to Hall. liOn. . . . ,WNE · . Over 300 peq>le viewed the exTho Meigs County Bikers made hibition, "Omale and . Simpk: ~~ wa:s~:·~ a $1,000 donation for the pwthasc· Fonns: ~ Furniture and or. $2.2 mil1iba WISie MICr col· of new .playpound equipment in Fashion, 1840-1 80" .at lhe Meigs l~tiOn and cnt _,_ """· theRutll!ndFuemen'sP!Jrk. County Public Libmry i~ Pom~y -~ ......,. For the fifth consecuuve year 1hc • as a part ol the sesqwcenrcnnial lelll. Ohio University Ccmmuniversity celcbralion. . A budget of$1,599.335 fer 1991 Band,~ by llank One, perDisappointing gale . reccipis was adopted by MiddJrvrt Village formed m Pomeroy under the dircc· prompted the Meigs County Fair · Couac:il. ·~ lion of Ronald P. Socciarelli. .: Board 10 inStall a fence around the · A budget .of $11 mil, The Meigs County Commis- perimetcrofthefairgrounds. lioo or 1991 W116Jfi!Ooed by the sionm voted to approve a petition Victor Will, 82, Canal W"mches- · ~County CommumOIICI'I. fer the proposed ~m~~Cxation of five .tee. who had returned to Meig$ vy willds lllld Dinlrmns acres of ri!U front property 10 Couoty to aitcnd his· high school took their 1011 011 Meigs Couqty SyraciiSC which will ~ used as class reunion was killed June 2 in a ~-~yTodamagilig. · property in . bizarre incident outside ihe Chester .LM>OUIUII •wnship. ElementarySchooi.JasonE.Riggs, . · Two new fcalllres, tespite care I' . . H5J ' ••• 18, Reedsville, .and Douglas Harris, and an eSCOtt JIO&JIIli,,wen~ added Continued from page 1 · 26, were arrested June 3 in conncc- demtothe ~018 for ~nnlout lion with the dellth. · program Will was slrilck by a pickup ~~':..10 oda SOU~Siml auck in Chestec following his high . school reunion there, and his body A tictet pun:bucd 81 Eber's Gulf : Folll calls fOI" assislallce were answcml by Meigs County E.mer- · ~ d th f< Uo · da. · in Racine was one two Lottery winning• . ; . geocy Medical Services on 'lbilrSday and Friday. was oun c o wmg. 1 uvcr tickets in the $ 13 .000ofObio : AI 12:03 p.m., Middleport went 10 Page Street for Doris Smith, an embankment on Wesa Shade "~- ,236 ._,._,_ of • - · 'Road. nearly scve11 miles.from the ...,.._ 1 ,.......,.,.. ....,..... who was taken 10 Veteran.s Memorial Hospital. At 1:39. p.m., Pomeroy squads, EMS ttansfcr squad and Pomeroy fire depanment . scene of the accidenL Jason E.. Falls ·and Rutland bcpn using. a new digital switching sysaem. ' went 10 Hi18nd Road and Stale Route 7 for an auto accidenL K¢Riggs was indicted on three counts A SIX. ~oot ·"'lin link fence ""'neth Yonker, Cbase CJ~d,' and Sarah Yonker were taken ta relllled to the death of Victor Will, , ..,_., -r Canal Winchestec, on June ped · thftlC strands of, .barbed wire Veterans. At 7:l3 p.m.• Tuppers Plains squad went to the Arbaugh· The indi . •cuncnt. charged . Riggs was inslaUed at tbe Meigs , Addition fer Bertha Wolfe, who was aansportcd to Ve~s. " p· ds ' .· : At 3:51 a;m, on Friday, Middleport fire department went io Cole were put up in MidStreet for a'coucb lire. Catherine Cremeans residence. TbcY returned gross . abuslf'of a harris was dlepon anncxa1ion in10 at4:15 a.m. charged-. with lampering with MiddlqJort Vi . evidence. · • A $62,039 grant was awarded by · ' Renovation of the former Royal the Ohio DePinmcnt of Hcallb to Crown Botqing Company on North the Meigs County Heallb DeDart· Second Aveune in Middlepon was ment fer continualion of the Meigs SouUJ Central Ohio Daily 1tock prtces begun by the Rejoicing Life County Olild llld Family Hcalih · Increasing cloudiness Friday (Aa of 10: SO Lm.) Church. · Service. "night, with a low In the. mid 20s. Bryce aad Mark Smith More than 250 Meig!l Countians Two lli'OPOSCII sllbdivisions Cloudy Saturday, with a chance of Blunt, Ellis A Loewl were to participate in the 1990 approvtil by the Meigs COunty of rain, possibly beginning as a Ohio River Sweep. a six-stale Regional Plannini Commission at 1plxture of rain and snow. Highs Am Electric Power .....,....... fl')(,· volunteer riverbank cltan-up its quarterly mccting. will be between 40 and 45. Chance · Ashland Oil ...••.......•.•......•... 27 project scheduled for Salllrday. · . A ncw.computec system was inof preclpltallon·ts 50 percent. AT&T ................................... 30 A budget of $1,695.250 was · sta1lcd in !he offices o1 Meigs Extended Foreeaat Bob Evans .......................... 14~ adopted . by the Southern Local County Court Judge P8lrick H. Sull!lay throach Tue8day Charming Shoppes ;.........•...lO~ · School Board. , O'Brien .io simplify several court A chance of rain or snow each City Holding Co. .................14 ~ The Meigs Local School District tasks. · day, with highs ranging from 35 Federal Mogul .................•.. 13% made application 10 the Stale ~ .AUGUST tb 45. Overnight lows will be In Goodyear T&R ............. :.....18% Dcparlmmt of Ed001tion, Elivision · Dcll!flu HarriS, 27. plc:d guilty tile 20s through the periOd. Key Centurion ....~............•.. 11~ of Bducational .Selvices, for federal to a bill of information cbalging Landa' End ......... ;............... 13~ funds available through Olapler 2 him with cblauc · jllllice. H1rris Umlted.lnc ........................18~ of tbc Federal, Stale and Local WIS mcllcd June following the Multimedia Inc ...................64% Partnership for Educational Im· death of Vicior Will; 82, Canal ' Rax Restaurants... .............. % provcmenL · Lottery numbel'8 W"mchelter, tbe day bcfcrc. Robbins It Myers ........ ....•...18% Necessary sleps to . acquire Middleport Village "Council ap, CLEVELAND ( UP1) - Thun- Sboney's Inc. ·r ····-'·············11 propcrty on. R&CQ s~ in Mid· prooed pew tax~ ~ on five day's winning Ohio Lottery Star Bank ..................•........16\<2 illcpon ncqd fO( tbe proposed clifferenl!*opeity fax lcvica. Wendy's Int'l....... ;............... "'6 · expansion of the Race Slrcet struc· numbers: . A concem lboul lbe 11ct Of · Worthington lnd..................21% ture which houses the Meigs IJUijor acw highway consttuction·in . rtck-3 004. County Department of Human Meigs County over die past decade : Ticket sare:s: $1 ,536 ,911. Resources were taken by Mid- . ' and the wgency 10 get some COIR• P.ayoff: $282,122ll ~ . Veterus Memorial Hoepllal · Great entertainment. crarrs, a : 9476. l,"'ck ' · .. .. nruRSDAY ADMISSIONS • variety of food and fun auraclf'Jd Ticket sales: , · . Payoff: for 50 years in tbc law· profession durina tbc Ohio State Bar AssOc:iailon's 1990 Convention iii Dayton · The Solid .Waste J?istrict Policy Committee aOOpted a provision ~ ,· jlosing a requimnent that all solid waste. g~ in the multicounty district be .disposed of Withinibe district . · Tax levies f<x the Eastern Local and Meigs Local Scho<il Districts, as weU as· the one for the Carleton Scbooi·Meigs . lndustti~ were . soundly defeated by voterS .in the MayS.primary election. Janet Howard won · the · bemoc;ratic nomination to oppose Manning ROush fer Meigs County Conunissioner. , Meigs · County Cornmissio~ Ricllard , E.. Jones won the • Republican nomination 10 run for S. represenlalive in the 94111 eli$· !riel in a fhrec.way 1'/!CC in the May election. . I . .. ., . ' JIM· COBB -301 •EAST . MAIN . CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE CADILUC·GEO, INC. 992-6614 .. POMEROY, OHIO i' "U ; ;( I o• 1 I J I , \ ._ ... 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