https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d479acda83f47f724047170dec1391fd.pdf c1561c7a914da1245d00e483f8990c2e PDF Text Text fl!tDI 1~The ' Deily Sentinel Pomeroy- Mkklapol1. Ohio Delta Kappa Gamma meets· Studei:u of 9llilrter named Ms. Polcyn is completing her fillll quarter toward earning an asin execlllive secmarial and has an exemplary atll:lld!lnee record ha . missed only one day during~ two-year prosram. Sbe is the daughter of Hanl~y IIIII Bemic:e Gardner, Gallipolis. She is tbe mother of.thrce children. 8111«-111-law. A IIIMit-yop 1101e ~~ IIIII for lhc ~ poupfJOm 1 a · Clld . Maxine V'tola Geidel Jcai"atM chairma, tpOte em· the nocd Cor beaer scbOOI fundina end · nomc:ed lhc Cclllilioa for Qanae meed"f a Co'Dmblll on Mln:h 9. lactic ~ Jed the liD&iDI ol Delta K8Pill . Gamma IIDftg, America !hi Desuliful and 'Jb Detts · Kappa Gamma. 1boee aaending ·from Me' · County were Rolalie Story, G~ Petrin, loAmi flays and Ncllie Delta Klppa Gamma. met RICC!IIly at Bundy Rlemenlary School ill Well11011 Mrs. Hays dislributed copiea of Omaibus Education Rcfonn Al:t, Sallie Bill 140, and led di.,•ssion about iL The group aerved a carry-in dinncr. V'IOia GeuJes pve the invocalion. Tables were cenlmd with oldfashioned lamps IIIII sreenery. . , Susan.W'III prelided at the meetmg. She lllllllltD:cd lbe coming display of CJri&jnsJ art at Northeast Resion' Direc:iory. She noted lhc Parter. ,, dealhs of Maquezlre Gahm's twin The next~ will be held at s!sfer and of Dclolhy Woodard's the MaiiOIIIc nmpie Ia Middleport Oil Feb. 23 atiiOCIII. . for ran q~B~« 1990. degree Big Bend Service Unit meeting set = "*' JoAnn Hays. professiooallffain c:llainn.!~led .._ • " -' - die ' .... W vuuwuu Belle Polcyn, ' Glllipolis, has .been namcc1 student of 111e quartrz sodarc WedneSdaY. January 30, 1991 BELLE POLCVN . The Bia Belld Girl Scout Service Unit will meet Thunday 81 7 p.m.' 81 the '!Mnity Church jn Pnml'.rov 'l'binking Day prepiii8IIOitS will be disc:u '. Property transfers Women Alive group .meeting scheduled· , '' • Women Alive will meet Monday 81 7 p.m. at the Kyger Creek Clubhouse. There will 'be a mini-cake will also be a devoticinal lpCSk:«, refreshments ani! a salad bar.. · · Ohio Lottery Page 3 Qmts; 7-H; K..C; 7-D; K.S l-8-16-29-39-44 Kicker 384844 • . The ·.Meigs Junior Hjgh Schoof will have a donkey basketball game on Feb. 6 at 7 p.m, ··~ ' . ' • . • ' e ' 'COPYRIGHT l991 • lHE KROGER CO. ITEMS ANO PRICES GOOD SUNDAY, JAN. XI. THROUGH SATUR, l!AY,. FEB. 2, 1991, IN POMEROY ITDIIE Vo1.41 . No. 197 Copyrighted 1991 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. NONE SOLD TD DEALERS. llllriil ..,lllll PIIIJCY-&ch of!'- -INc! item• il required to be ,..tlly ovallable for . ulo In ...., Kroger Store,. except • epedficolly noted In thilld. 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Drugtest results said 'shocking' LUCASVILLE, Ohio (UPI)Southern Ohio Correctional FacUlty Warden Arthur Tate says he was "shocked and appalled" at the results of drug testing at the faclllty tbat showed one of every four prisoners used Illegal drugs. Tate said 24 percent of about 325 prisoners who were tested at random in October had used drugs such as cocaine, amphetamines, marijuana and opiates. Tate said tbe 325 prisoners tested out of tbl! population at the prison of 1,900 at ~hat time in October ·were a representative sample of the entire institution. ''I was shocked and appalled," said Tate. "It's totally unacceptable. This Is the stat(''s maximum security prison. We should be setting standards here that.the .. other Institutions In the system would)ook up to." The f;~cl!lty in Scioto County has been a trouble spot for years · and five deaths were recorded at the prison in 1990, Including that of a woman teaober whose throat was slashed. . Tate also said recently that a knife witb a ·4-inch blade was found in one of the showers. He said it was made by a well-known I manufacturer and was · almost certainly smuggled in. "At the very least, it highlights ·a serious security problem," . Tate said In a news le.tter: "The worst-case scenario Is that it Is Indicative of an employee or employees who have.no Interest or ·value In safety, security or humaniUe." · However, Tate said since October the Inmate population has been reduced to 1,707 as ·part or Operation Shakedown, tbe plan to reduce problems in the prison,. which was designed to hold 1,620, . "I'm really comfortable with what we've done so tar," Tate said. •'The mission is large. The Institution was running more like a medium security prison than a maximum-security prison. "I'm' confident we've made some real positive strides, but . there's still some serious things , a bead," said Tate. ~ • .;.,.. ' ·"""·- .,. ' .a . ,...._. ' ~ ,,.....,........,,..,..~ . ,II~ . . ~.., vehleles WM Iilio Iii die~IJil. wblcb ·.p-·tluttn~~t'i.ve. • l'roilt ot w 11re sta~'rhett t11e · vehicles PIIMtd beaflllb 1 Jarae Amerlellll llq exteilded over the itreet oa the lldd• of the dePartmlllt's ladder truck. A IJ'OUP of firemen stood It lttelltioD ud pve· I last salute as the hearse pas- mo'*' sed. ' ~--~--~ .~ --~--------~--~~ Jones said, "at the earliest possible dale, to see what SlepS can be liken to retain the coat· mines in this Meigs County Commissioners county." · considered the possible elfeciS ·of Jones reported that the board had Tuesday's announcement from been . in communication with American Electric Power Cllnceril• Southern Ohio Coal Company ing local mining operations at officials and are in the process of Wednesday afternoon's regular planning a meeting regarding the meeting of the b<lard. . situation . In other action on Wednesday, '"The effect (of the possible closing 9f Meigs County Mines ! and four Meigs Countians were re-ap31)," Commissioner Richard Jones' pointed ·to the board of Buckeye said, "on our county govemment, Hills-Hocking Valley Regioilal the Mei~ Local School Dislrict, De'velopment Oislrict for two year organizauons served by countywide terins on Wednesday. Appointed levies - not 10 mention the com- were Middleport Mayor Fred Hofmuni!)> at large and those in~ fman, who aerves on the district's . dividuals affected by lost jobs - executive committee; County Auditor Bill W'ICidine; County would be devestating." AEP announced on Monday that Prosecutor Steven L. Story.; and . preliminary studies indicated that Eleanor Thomas, the county's noncompliance with tbe Clelm Air Act elected member. at the Gavin plant in Gallia County The board Qf commissionen a1sc1 could mean switching to coal voiCd to re-advenise for gerieral mined out of tbe county, resulting con~ting, plumbinf, elecuical ill the loss of I ,258 jobs at tbe local and heating, ventilation and air mines. Gavin now uses six IOns of conditioning (HVAC) contraciS for Meigs County-mined coal per year. the construcli<!n of an addition to Ttult coal, however, contains a high tbe Meiss County ~ent of sulphur content, a major con- Human Services building in Midtributor to·the air·pollulion problem dleport. that the Clean Air Act Is attempting Bids_wllic.~ . w~ ,received, , and to remedy. .. .reviewed by the board late last year An llternallve to the fuel switch- were rejtlciCd by the board -qd tbe ing option is installation of scrub- · commissioners decided to re-atlverbing equipment at Gavin. That ac- tise the pniject. Bid openings on tion WClu1d cost AEP (and ul- the project were set for lare timarely its customerS) an estimated February. $800 million. It would alk>w AEP The commissioners rescheduled to continue using the high-sulphur their regular meeting ,on February Meigs County coal. No decision on 20, Due to meetings requiring tbe the matter has been made. · board's attendance, the regular When asked what the board meeting of the commissioners for would be faced with if AEP did that week will be l)eld on Friday, choose to close the mine, Jones · February 22. . rt:P.lied: !'big-time layoffs and curIn attendance at the meeting tailment of county services." were Jones, Commissioners Man"It is important that this board ning Rousb and David Koblentz, get with· the Jeprcsentstivi: ..of Clerk Mary Hobsreaer, County EnSouthern Qhio .coat Company," gineez Philip Roberts and Highway Garage Superintendent Thd \\Tamer. Allied soldiers retake AI Khafji By,THOMAS FERRARO "(U.S. forces) fough1amagnlfUnited Press International tcent fight ," Humble said . "Just Allied troops cleaned out the look at the scoreboard: We lost last pockets of Iraqi resistance in two (armored vehicles), they lost AI Khatjl near the Saudi·Kuwaiti 22 (tanks)." The U.S. military border Thursday after two days said later that three allled ot the heaviest ground fighting or vehicles had been destroyed. the Persian Gulf war, the Saudi Iraqi forces were said to have Arabian Information Ministry sustained heavy losses during the battle. On Wednesday, . the said. Meanwhile, the U.S. military U.S. mU!tary said 12 U.!\. Ma· said two soldiers, a man and a rlnes also were kUled in Wedneswoman, were misSing, and Iraq day's fighting about 50 miles . said It had capt11rec;l some U.S: west of, AI · Kliafjt, but on soldiers during the ground fight- Thursday Brig. Gen. Pat Stevens Ing, including women. of the U.S. Central Command in . REINFORCEMENTS GO TO FRONT LINES Marines lost lhelr lives In the. flnl major land Most of the tbe Iraqi force that Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, gave a charged Into Saudi Arabia from revised flgu te of 11 Marines - United States Marines ride In HumVees to battle of lhe Peralan Gulf War Tuel!day. Kuwait all along the border about killed. reinforce tbe fronlllnes near the border town of (REUTER-UI'I) · midnight TuesdiiY had been Stevens said two U.S. soldiers, KbafjllnSaudiArabl.Wednesday.AIIeasll2U.S. driven .back tn the fighting In ldentUled only as a man and a which 11 u.s. Marines were woman from a transport battalkllled,butflghtingpersistedlnAI ion, were missing. Stevens, citKhafjl, a town on the Saudl!l'ulf ing wbat he emphaslied was an COLUMBUS, Oblo (UPI) - . Meanwhile, a House subcom- . encouraging recycling. coast that was abandoned when "Initial" report, said the two were not members of any combat State legislative leaders have miltee will try to sort out the best Three bills were assigned to a . fighting began Jan. 17 · decided the Senate wlll be the proylslons of four bills aimed at subcommittee Wednesday by Allied troops, most of them unit and did not say where they first to act on a controversial reducing waste and Utter and . ContinUed on page 6 Saudi soldiers, finally retook the were last seen: He said a search recycll g plan for Ohio. town Thursday, an official of the was under way. .Iraq said It captured U.S , ~~·e President Stanley Aro- ' s:n Saudi Information MinistrY said. · soldiers, both men and women, . noll, R-Cinclnnati, and House ., The Saudi Pres~ Agency added during the ground fighting . "A Speaker Vernal Riffe Jr., Dthat "Saudis bave captured all number of American men and Wheelersburg, agreed the upper QfUr R0rf,ng Iraqis remaining there." Allied , women soldiers have been capchamber will take initial action · . r losses were said to be ll5bt. tured, as well as other enemy on a bill sponsored by Sen. A "Support Our Troops" march · will be pnM.ded. Anyone With Farther west, U.S. Marines troops." said an official Iraqi will tate place Satunlly. in RaciDe someone the ~ who ...... were jubilant at tbelr success Charles Horn, R·Ketterlng. Horn's bill encompasses the at1 p.m. under sponsonbip of the would liteiilto hav-:~beRd~ Wedriesdaylndrlvlngotheriraql radio broadcast. Gen . H. Norman Schwarzkopf, two major thrusts of the current Racine Volonteer Emeraency a pan of the march and tbe program unils back Into occupied Kuwait, Iegtslalivesesslon-~omprehenSquad and 110111e concemec1 is asked to contsct Bel Cornell 81 noting !bat 22 enemy tanks had .the U.S, commander or the aiUed slve reycllng of waste materials citizens. 949-2884. been destroyed While only three forces, said Wednesday at a news brteflna In Riyadh that alUed and a mandatory deposit on cans The march will begin • Emerpacy squad memben Ire Marine light armored vehlc:Ies forces have obtained air supreand bottles. Southern High Sc:hoa1 and Jlioceed ukinl JaidcniS to decorlte their · had been taken out. The House passed its version throulh the town theJI Je1Dm td the bomea, 1111111e aipl,- red, white "It was a devastatlni fllbt to IMCY, aJid tbat ll'OUnd fl&hting last session, but senators were scliool where a lhort IJiOII'Iill 10 end bt. Or 1 the enemy ," said Lt. Col. Jerry was expected to Intensity. The aeneral also' dismissed unable to make up their minds recognize the 1r00p1 will be held in sbow oflbeir end sup- Humble, operations officer for . asserUons by Iraqi President between a deposit bill' and a the gymnulwn. The line-up will be pon for lbe aoaps In the Middle . the 1st Marine l:>lvlslon. He said East. Heldina up lbe COIIIDiiaee for some Marine and Iraqi ground Saddam ~usaeln that his troopa comprehensive recycllill effort at~ •12:30 p.m. • had stood up to the best aiUed · · il needed to make the illllidl a LiDda Diddle, 949- . forces were firing at each other 'embracing all materials, lncludforces . "With regard to Saddam lng the disposal of old newspap· the a IIUCCeal For thole who 2121 and Sally Caldwell, 949- from ranges of a half-mlle or Continued on page 4 ers, batteries and tires. feellhc walk is too much, wagons 24~. less. 0 ·se,nate to. a.ct f irst on recyclmg• ' ' .pIan ' Rac:ne to ronsor march S day ho . , tr00ns , ju:c=lpsle • ' I' ~ · drape oa the froat. Several other lire tracks, oae loaded with LIGHT IC:E MILK OR Brayers. Ice Cream ' flftmeJi paid a last trlllute to 1 ClluleiiApr, _ . they "Chid" tor muy yean, at bll flmeral atr\>ke .Wednesday aftenlooa. Muy of the llremen who ;vere Milled • 1 pp Won their IJIIIforms. 'Jbe tuaeral prilcesslon to &e«b Grove Cemetery was led by a Jlre truck with 1 black A 26 Conto A Multimedia Inc. NewJPiper By BRIAN J, REED Senlillel News Staff . ""' ..... • .Collllnission studies fate of mine jobs J ..-· BUnch ..... Low tonl&bl In mid teens . . Moslly sunny Friday. JUgh In low 4!)s. • 3 Sectlono. 36 Pagoo Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, January 31, 1991 · Fresh· Broccoli ..... •• Piclt-3: 556 Pick-4: 2216 SuFer" Lot~o Donkey BasketbaU game planned ' , ,, Bearcats get past Xavier five · decorating demonSimJion. There Sou them Ohio Coal Co., easement, to Buckeye Rur.al Elect. Corp., Salem. · Roy E. Meadows ~nd Betty A. Meadows, Right of Way, to BuckE1,11e Rural E)ect. Corp., Scipio. . ' Jacqueline Poston Jot 8 tO . Cindy ConleY, and Mtcbael ConJey, ·Lebanon. • ' . G ' �• • Pomeroy-Midcleport. Ohio Commentary • The· Daily " Sentinel Pemero1, Ollie J)EVOTED TO TilE IN'I'E&II:II'I'I OF T11B A(b IOCIGIJ..IIABON ADA . . : ~A . ~....-r·~d·- ' .. ' ' ROBERT L. WINGETT · Publllller CRAJU.BNJI) BOBn.ICll Geaer~Maaapr PAT Wlltl'lliDAD .\leW. . hbii....../Celltnller - A MEMBER or TM United Prell Internatloaal, Inlaad Dally Preis Asaoctatloa and tbe Amerteaa Newspaper Publllllers A.aclatklll. LJ;l'EMllr"o 'ER"'S OF OPINION are welcome. 'I"'Iey s~ld be le.. lllu 300 woros loag. AU leiters are aubJeel to edlt!aaud mut be alped wltll name, address and t~bcme aumller. No uaalpeclle«era will be published. Letters should be In II'JOIIIalte; illldreallllg 111111!1, 11111 peraonal~ I,. ttes. • ·Study reveals·U. S. needs · ~are program fo~l·,t, uninsured . ' •' . ' ~ ·.~ By IIENJtY DAVID BOSSO · WASHINGTON ( UPI) -The nation's public hospital Industry Is at risk of crumbling unless proerams are enacted to fund care to the uninsured and rebuild deteriorating public hospitals, the National ;Association of PubliC Hospital• • The NAPH said a survey of 100 public hospitals, Including those In lhe nation's 50 largest metropolitan areas, reveals a number of · findings that Indicate the nation's public bOipltal• are In danger. . "Despite a grelfter recognition by key COIIIfeSSional committees of ; the role and lm!)9rtance of urban safety net hospitals In the 1980s the . ;need for the. services of such hospitals is Increasing, with little hope of .a major new national health plan to alleviate their burden," said ;NAPH President Larry Gage, a co-author of the plan. . · . • "NAPH believes a national health plan remains realistically a long : range goal," Gage said. "Meanwhile, the needs of safety net hospitals . are more Immediate. Specifically, we will be asldng Congress this :. year to enact targeted prQifams to establish a $1 billion to $2 billion nationwide Indigent care trust fund , and toadoptaaecond pi'Oifam to provide needed access to capital for urban and rural safety net providers." ' The NAPH describes a "safety net" hospital as public hospitals that provide "a substantial majority of uncompensated Inpatient and : outpatient care, and many other essential specialty services, such aa reporta. i 'II .. trauma centers." : The survey results Indicate, the NAPH said, that "the nation's metropolitan area safety net hospitals have deteriorated during the last decade, and unless new natl,onwtde pi'Oifams are enacted totund care to .thl! uninsured and help rebuild lmportant.safety net facilities, the rest of the hospital Industry could ~rumble." Among the study's findings: ; -Thirty percent of Inpatient days and 52 percen~ of outpatient ; 'visits In NAPH hospitals In 1988 were for patients with no source of . payment. -The average NAPH hospital had a Qegatlve operating margin of more than $9 million. · -Bad debt and chalrty care as·a percentaee of cbarges Increased from 22 .percent In 1982 to 42 percent In 19118 In NAPH hospitals. - Occupancy rates are hlah In NAPH hospitals, over 110 percent, and they continue to rtae. Some hoap!tals must care for some patients • In hospital corridors due to a lack of available bedS. : -NAPH hospitals reported an average of ~.649 emereency • departme':lt visits were drug-related, representing 29 percent of all · emergency visits for these hospitals. -In NAPH hospitals, vacant registered nurse positions, as a percent of aU RN positions, Increased from 9 percent In 1981! to 15 percent In 1988. .. . -In 1988, 40 NAPH hospitals provided residency training for • almost 7, 500 Interns and residents, about 12 percent of all interns and : residents placed In hospital settings that year. • ' I II I I • U. S. plans . for .quick ·withdrawal Jack Anderson ,.,....... poll-war pill! now beiDa ~.Jl IIICJudiDI 111e J11U111iae another Aiab COUIIII'Y. some expertS the N'•rionaJ. Sec:urity . thlt u.s. IRICipl w l l [ - qlin if believe. . S• lmCl Dec- deplla•"""'' nc!ceswy 10 cfefeod a COIII1Iiy in the • Aootber SUJpriJe Bush will roD B!JSh must haw 1 workable regioa. . out after tbe war is a c:al1 for a diplomatic plan in place, or the Kuwait will be l!OibiAIIid by a mUiti·ne!jooal peac:e conference 10 wilhdraWii immediarely after the post·war chaos could oblilalle the CCIIIIbinccl fon)a of ~· Saudi 8eltle Alab-IJraeli issues • I!CJIII"" war ends. 1beie will .lie no loitering high price ~ wiD pay in loss aad KUWiili !RJOpllllliDed by the thintf be wu unwilllDg 10 do while in. the sand for U.S. forces. Bush ofhumsn life. · . . Ullilecl Slllei llld "'J'ell'fOd widl lnlq1 II'OOJIII ~ ~uwaiL It !s haS IIIOCber amprile· up bis sleew ' ~ro~~~-b Sabah flmilr Anail:lrl 1 1 of-IIIHrt we p•• the on1r ~.L~!~~· Pf•Bushce';" L'le reJlllll, waan;aa IS one 0 S · . too - a peace mlfeenc:e ID seUie will "" ,.....,."" 10 power, bul in lib die Pllriot mia!IM Bad! !be NSC IIICl die SIIIIC lll8ted aims fur &gluing lhil war in . Arab-Isnleli diffen:aces. But there secret· disn"•ions between tbe wiD be no ~ for Palestinians. United StileS, SaudiQlll=~ DlipwW ' expel II belle.e tblt tbe lint place. . The presi6ent bas leCftdy lliven Kuwiliti exiles, a . · dlil 'd: Will m ,.;.~ end of '1'an So Busb adminislration expertS • of aD Ambs and inlelliaence soan:es an: DOW • his word 10 EgyptUm Pres'liient been reached dill Kuwait mliSl al- Arlbilm•• die • low clemomtic refonu. 1ba • a 11q1e palmi mllillry_ an4 pn:dicting lhat it- will be yean ~ Hosnl Mublrat iiicl Sandi Anbian 1CiJ11 Fahd dul the majority of means rccoavenin' parliament and o ... ••ic empile. n.. 11111 spin before 1J,IIf,iorl is reached fur the !lOOpS will be .... possibly in less allowing opposibon panies 10 the ·cWraent Ani> lm:!m haw Palestini ~lon. The only thing than a month Ill« a viaory. The flourish. Busb does 1101 want Iris- shown tblt dleir cbief inbest is 10 the Palesthuans 1111)' act .is I jointpromise is CI'IICial to Arab leaden, torians 10 recall this as the war that wield power · owr da' own SleWinlshlp rmmgemen1 owr the who don't want the United Stales 1D bo:ome a de facto colonial power in the Persian Gulf. . The swift and IQIISSive puliQUI is only one intriguing element of the was fought "1o mate the world safe for monarchies." The president's Clll!lllll plan is .10 ~ institute a regional security ar• - ,. • ' '• countries - not 10 .be one voice in a council of Arlb leaden. Saddam HUSIICin effecli.ely tilled Pan Arabism when be swallowed up c . f!~ 'Sfs"· lis capacity 10 knock out of the ::s~w:; ~=:?:!in~~~ Cong. Clarence Miller support will lioJd linn, as long as weapcnd)' adV~mlllge 10 the fullest, public feeb we are while sparing in much more · vul- vcd ID keep Israel out of the contlict, and has provided a great cJo. 'd:, 1 in wbicll nerable ground forces 10 the dan· gree of reasstnnce 10 the Saudis 0111' . . t«Jtnoooaical gers of conibat. and ID our troops dqlloyed In the ,..,,. u.... ""'' region. t11111 we have the means 10 the ulf in underway, It· !IPJlll8rS counteJ anything the Iraqis have 10 Conin:ss now bar S3S Chairmen of throw at us. ihe foinl Chiefs of Staff. · Getting back. ii> the conllict at Every member seems 10 have an band, from all the evidence opinion • to how tbe war sbould plbcred 10 date, it would ~ be foupt llld bow it can best be thlt the ~:&investments we 8s won. I for one, am pcuooaDy en- :c:ers durina the 1980's couraged and thus aslis&ed widl 10 our ~~try'8 A~ tbe lll8a in whic:b this is ~· - - up beiDa waaecl. Tbe Alliol depen· ~ wu largely money well dencc on fts air CAp'Niities, in my From the smart bombs to the ~DIES & jt is 1101 only the 11101t ef. smart missiles, from ~lanes in factivo way 10 diJmantle Saddam the •.,;, 10 the M_. ._ artill Hussein'& -7• . ......... ~ pieces in the &eld, we as 3 nation ~~~es.besl for min. can · be . confident that we. haw •• 1 mem.._ of tbe u-·- .. provided our soldiers, · sailors and . a.-...-r.a\ airmen with the best equipment propnabOIIIIDe I bad __.. . money can buy. . . Defeale, II a ...,YICW, SO Thou"" I tremel --"dent to.-mthe~~~this ~·~~ Y~w American meoal ali......t ,_;not lhat our marted techno~ ad....-- vantage and superior figbung force ·. Husac:in. As the enlity that bas 10 will u1timaldy result in a clear and specilk:ally dcel wilb tbe yearly dec. . . tnn. . Ll'--. • t'undina of these weapona I)'Sielll&, 151ft VIC- 1 agamst ...._m s •CONVERSE •L~A. GEAR •KANGAROO members of the Dcfaue Subcom- forces, I'm compellcd 10 caution tnlaee have bad more · 'ty that 9IICh a victory wiD not come opporbmi quickly nor cbcaply. than most IO'delw iato die specillc It wiD carry a high cost in Workinp these syslenis. t'· monetary terms''for sure, and could, OFF .AJ a result we lr::new betrer lh8n dcpeliding on the sua:ess of our air LAD•s IIIOSl lbat, when lbe action began, artacts on Iraqi giOU!Id forces, ~- . JIA111AUUI our American &ghlins men and act a high priCe in human tmns as women would be eqUipped with the weD if we ullinialely have 10 comSNO,V BOOTS belt combat toOls ever provided a mit allied ground troops 10 11\e fray. lighting force. Th say these sys· So again, at the risk of sounding tems, to dille, hsw livod up 10 our like a stand·in for General Colin C'lpeCIIItions is a bit ~ an unckr· PoweD, I would encourage the statement. I think it is fair 10 say, President 10 ~bm1stively bomb thlt many of these sySiems haw Iraq's ·c military fortiligready exceeded lho efficiency canons.· S:;:fvy routes and ground levels antic~.... OFF ._.. This is par· force emplacements before even ~y true of P11riot anti-bal- considering the use of foot soldicn. LADIES Many haw . questioned the lillie system. This heretofore comLEATHEI·& bll unteSted . ~ defense • jlll1ience of tbe American people in system has proven Its wO,nb ten- supponing nation's efl'c:wts in SUEDE BOOTS fold. · the Gulf. I persooally feel such Jlluposals for new diplomatic initialivea and etOOOIIIIC 8811C1ions die urginp of the hour from eYery tegmen~ of tbal body's liti· cal ac.!!. m ' . HOOD FAMILY SHO ES 21 0 lAST MAIN "So ,• • • • • .·.·. •' • • • .• .. ' ·. - how doe'$ the J0 vyar thing stand?" 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Balttmoro Co. 63 East Carolina 6\1, Liberty 49 pst,Strouds.burg 86, Mansfield 59 .r..dlnboro 105, Clarion 95 Georgetown 59, St. John 's ~3 Gordon 100, Roger Williams 96 2. Bellbrook (11 (18.01 ............ 147 3. Culdwater (3) (If.I 1 ........... 124 I. Fedoral HoekiOf (17.0) ....... 84 5. Pymatunlng Val. ill (1!;<1 ). 71 6. Usbon Anderson 117.0) ....... 66 7. Soutll-.lern (RoM) ( 15-1) . n 8. SherwoodFalrvtew IIHJ ... 54 , Team Palata 1. MeDonald (9 ) (16-0) ......... :. 215 2. Fort Recovery (13J (14-11 ... 214 3. DanvUle (11 (15-1) .............. 166 4. South&~stern (Clark) (13-1)151 5. Midd letown Fenwick 114-4) 103 6. Zanesville Rosecrans (NA) 76 7. Kalida (12-3) ...................... 56 7. (lie ) New Rlegel(l4.()) ..... ... 56 9. Holgate !II !12·11............. .. 52 10. Mans. St. Peter ' s 111-41 ...... 37 · Secoad ten : 11. (tie) Bellaire St. John's .and New Madlsm Trl· VIllage, 35 each; 13. East Canton 25: 14. Fort Loramie 15: 15. Cincinnati Country Day 13; 16. ' FremootSt. Josephll; !!. Buc keye Central 9: 18. Edgertm 7; 19. (lie) KYGER CREEII and Centerburg, 6 each. · College Lowell 70, Keene St. 63 Maine 88, Boston U. 81 Martst 61, Hartford 60 Mes.sliih 72, Lycoming 56 Moravian 81, Gettysburg 59 Nazareth 92, Elmira 91 . TVC cage standings ~ (All Games) L 2 4 5 (Ovorall) TEAM , WL Hannan Trace ... 12 4 Southern ..... ~ ... 1112 4 Eaatem............. 9 6 Symmes Valley . 9 6 North Gallla ...... 6 9 Oak Hill .. .. .. . . . . . 6 11 Kyger Creek. .. .. 2 14 Southwestern .... 1 13 Trimble - Open. Vinton at Nelsonville-York Saturday's games: · Meigs .a! Athens . Trimble at Chesapeake . (Conference) Hannan Trace . .. 10 1 Southern. ......... .. 10 1 . Symmes Valley .. 7 4 North Gallla •. .... 6 5 Eastern .. ........... 6 5 Oak Hill . ... .. . .. . .. 4 .7 Kyger Creek ...... 1 10 Southwestern ..... 0 11 TOTAI.S .. .......... 44 44 PF PA 1164 919 1179 994 1018 1060 924 916 1217 1222 1118 '1215 961 1191 791 1015 867 607 850 673 665 · 657 904 815 773 802 696 790 647 833 579 804 5881 1981 (Reaervea) . (SVAC oaly) . TEAM W L PF PA Hannan Trace .... . 9 2 624 479 Nortli Gall!a ........ 8 3 645 .' 481 Southern .............. 8 3 615 487 Oak Hill ........ ..... , 7 4 599 541 Eastern ..... : ..... , .. . 6 5· sri 569 Symmes Valley ... 3 8 506 604 · Southwestern .... ... 2 9 ·402 560 Kyger Creek ........ 1 10 423 605 TOTALS ....... ,..•. 44 44 43211 4UII A llhr- of lllr..,., 9 9 9 12 15 to eight points In · the final 20 minutes. . BG.U 78, Ball State 82 BOWLING GREEN, Ohio (UP!) -Steve Wa!son scored 19 points and Michael Huger added 18 Wednesday night and Bowling Green outscored Ball State 23·11 In the ftnal. nine minutes to give the Falcons a 78-62 win over the Cardinals In a · Mid-American Conference· game. Bowling Green · led 42·29 at halftime and 55·39 with 11:08 to play, but Ball State went on a 12·0 run to cut the lead to 55·51 on a Keith Stalling layup •with 9: 10 remaining. But the Falcons then outscored Ball State 23-11 the rest of the way to raise their recoi-d to 11· 7 overall and 5·3 In the MAC. Ball " State sho t nine of 37 In the first half, 24 percent, and finished 19of 69 from the field for a 27 percent rate. Emanuel Cross had 20 points and Chandler Thompson i7 for Ball State, now 14-6 ;md 4-4. The win was the first for Bowling Green over Bali State IQ five games dating back to March ~. 198!l. . Pvmeray, olllo an, I'll. m-n!!& s. Meigs girls trip Belpre : Tbe Meigs Marauders .jumped out 10 a 18-~ fint qlllrter lead and overcame 1 slow third quarter en· route to a 47·29 victory over Belpre in girls 'IVC IICtion Monday night. ' 1be Marauderl placed three girls ; in double figures with Vema C'om· ~ pStoll I~ the way with 16 • points and SIX 8ttal5. Tricis Baer : and Jennifer 'lllylor added 10 points . : -each for the winners with Baer • grabbing eight rebounds and Taylor : ' ~ : .SAVINGS! . ~ 1695 ' . , COIId elau paolafe paid at Pomeroy, . Ohto. ' I Member: Ualled Pnaalaternatlooal, IDland DaUy Preu Allodatloo 111c1 tbe Olllo NowapaEr.; . ~tloll . Na.t loul Adwrttllq . tatlve, Branham Newapaperea. '733 'l'lllrd A..nue, New York, New York 10017. ' PqiTMASTER: addreaa ehlftll!l IC> Tile DallY ...."nel Ill Colirt St; Pot-w. 0111o - · 8UI8aUP'l'ION B.t.TJ:II . ., c..m. ........ 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(tie) Big Team W Federal Hocking .............. 14 Wellston ... .......... ............. 13 Vinton County ............ ...... 10 .• Belpre ............................. 8 Trimble ........................... 6 Meigs ... ........................... 5 Alexander ........... ... ......... 7 Nels-York ................ .. ...... 4 , Miller .............................. 1 GROUPS OF TENNIS SHOES, DRESS & CASUALS 50% OFF ...• ' Pta. I. LoJan (7) ( 17-1) ................. lie 2. West Holmes (8) (IS<I) ....... I79 3. Daytm Dunbar l ioJ.0 ) ... ,..... 138 4. Bellaire (18.o) .................... 99 5. Urbana (I ) 11H) .............. . 94 6. West Geauga (15-01 ............ 91 7. Dresden Tr~Valley 115-1) ... 83 8. an Merey (5) 118-01........... 78 9. Loullvtlle (15-0i .......... ....... 65 10. OberOn Flrelancls (15-0) -·, · 63 , Seeoad tea: 11. Confleld (H 53; •·' 12. JeHeriCJl Area (I I 40; 13. Willard 17: 14. Lebanml6: 15. Tlpp City Tippecanoe 10; 16. (tie) Akron Team .' WE STILL. HAVE DlvlalotiiV nlvtaloa n 250fo 9. Gea<11 115-1 ) ...................... 38 10. Brookfteld (1) (lf.l) ........ . ,. 30 Secoad len : 11. Bea..,r Eaalera za: 12. Vers&llle6 22; 13. Hurm19; 14. North Acla!ll5 14; 15. (tie) Wyoming and Doyle61own Chit> pewa, 13 each; 17. Sarah!lvUle Shmaildoah 12: 18. 1tie) Castalia Margaretta and Ottawa·Glandorf, 10 each; 20. North Unl<>l 9. ~L 3. Boardman IIJ.Oi ................ 131 4. Vandalia Butler (15-1) ........ 126 5. Wowter !I) (13-0) .. ,.......... . 103 6. Oevelancl Hll . (I ) (14.0) .... 100 7. Cuyah~a Falls !13.0) ........ 94 8. Lorain Senior 111 (17.0 ) ...... 89 9. Bea..rcreok (13-2) ............. 69 10. Cuhunbus South i16.o) ........ 32 ~ ~ : IL Sylvania South· view 20; 12. Toledo Central CathoUe 18; 13. Rocky River Magnlftcat 15. 14. ToledoMacomberll; !6.0xlonl Talawancla 7; 17. (tie) Gahanna Lincoln and Clndnnati Setoo, 6 eadl: 19. (tleJ Reynoldsburg and Mans(leld Selilor, 4 each. 20°/o m Dlvlalool I. Plckertngtm (17) (1.5-0) .. .. . 221 2.. G'neld HU. Trln. 13)(16-11 .180 sulx:ommi.n;;" ':; ..- .I TMm ft. "". . and won-lOst reco~ 1n parentll.,.s ): w- =tc:capabili'.". -.. • ' pia~ votes " CHILDREN .FOR MEN'S, ;e=mt. . .: COLUM!JUS, Ohio (UP!)- This Yf'e'ek's United Press International Ohio High School Board of Coaches' · gtrla tiasketball ratings I with first· TENNIS SHOES 20°/o By United Press International , Today Is Thursday , Jan. 31, the 31st day of 1991 with 334 to follow . The moon Is waning, moving toward Its last quarter. The morning stars are Mercury and Venus. · There are no evening stars. · Those born on this date are under the sign of Aquarius. They Include Austrtan composer Franz Schubeh In 1797; Western novelist Zane Grey In 1872; Russian ballerina Anna Pavlova In 1882; singer· comedian Eddie Cantor In 1892; actress Tallulah Bankhead In 1903· television personality Garry Moore inl915 (age76); Jackie Robinson', the first black man to. play major league baseball, In 1919; , singer Mario Lanza In 1921; actress Carol Channing and novelist Norman Maller, bnth In 1923 (age 68); Civil lights leader Benjamin Hooks tn 1925 (age 66), and actresses Jean Simmons In 1929 (age 62) and Suzanne Pleshette In 1937 (age 54) . ,. ...• Girls ratings . FIIDAY, FEBRUARY 1 & SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2 our ,. ' • Firat of the Month-Sale r. Ohio 72,-WMU 118 ATHENS, Ohio (UPI) -Lewis Geter sank seven free throws In a 10.() run late In the game Wednesday to spur Ohio Unlver· slty to a 72·58 win over Western Michigan . In a ·Mid· American Conference contest. Scoreboard ... (Ctrum. "'-· ......... Today in history t-.,;• .,,•' ' ·. TAkES HARD FAU.- UatVertllty !If Cincinnati's Keith S.t arks takes a hard fall, hut managea to keep ball away trom Brian Grant In Wednesday nlghl~s victory over Xavier: (UPI) Let's maximize our ·a ir,advantage Before lbe c:odict in the Persian Geter flnlslled with 25 points CINCINNATI (UPI) - Her· berrt Jones scored 14 polntl and and Nate Craig added 13for Ohio, Levertls Robinson and Louis 10.9 overall and 3-5 ·In the MAC. Banks added 13 each Wednesday Jim Havrilla, hall 25 points for night to lead Cincinnati to a 69·56 Western Mlchqan, 4-14 and 1·7, win over Intra-city rival Xavier. and Sean Wightman added 13. Tbe Bobcats scdred on 14 of Tbe victory gave the Bearcats a .39·19 lead In the serieS with their final 16 . possessions wh ile Western went cold, scoring on Xavier. Cincinnati led by as many as justfour of the flnall5. times they In tl\e first half and 25-20 at had the ball. With Ohio holding a 53·52 lead , hatlftlme before Xavier .took a lead on a Jamie Gladden with .6:35 left, the Bobcat-s went' 3·polnter with 17:04 to play. on a 10·0 run to take a 63·52 lead Olrtls Bostic put the Bearcats . With 2: 27 .r emaining, with Geter ahead to stay wheli he hit ·.a slnkln& seven of eight foUl shots 14-footer with lEi: 46 tO go that In the run. Western led 29·24 on a Havrtlla · made the ·score 29·28, and a Bostic layup and Keith Starks layup with 1: 43 left In the first turnaround jumper gave Clnc!n· half, but OU scored the final five points of the half to tie the game nat! a J:i.28.1ead with 14: 54 left. With C!nciMatL, leadiJ1i 39·34 29·29 at halftime. Havrilla scored ·with 10: 19 to play .i_he Bearcats 17 points In the first half, but the went on a 13-5 ru11· ~ take a 52-39 Bobcats put Robert Stark on the lead on a Starks basket with 5: 06 Western Michigan center In the remaining. second .half. helping to limit him Both teams are 12-6. . ·Xavier's Gladden led all ~or· ers with 22 points, while Michael . Davenport added 1L Starks The Daily Sentinel finished with 11 tor Cincinnati and Terrance Gibson had 10. (llllftl&....) a occupied ta'ritories by Jordan and Israel. A Palestinian state is unlikely, IICC!J'ding IQ some experts,• for lit least a deeP:. • t!'e s·erry's \JYorld Bearcats-d~wn ·Xavier; OU-tops WMU _.· Page 2-The o8ily Se 1tinel ~ Pomaoy-Midclapoet. 0Np · Thursdev. J.,.,.Y 31, 1891.. WASHING10N - The aQocl news fur die Amwall 1100p1 wbo samwlbo ...._ Gulf .war is that . ~ Busb is plenning a surprisingly· quiet · and masslw The Daily Sentinei- Pilge- 3 No Reasonable Offer Refused •••• 111'4-.. . 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'D Continued from page 1 , ' --· ---------------------~-: • Craftsman. -Hussein saying h.e has met the dam's troops out of Kuwait, was Its first major Incursion of • o:ver," declared Maj . Cral~ Hue!·" ' ~oyMehl He was bom on Fob."18, 1888 in ~t the coalition has to offer, I which they occupied tin Aug. 2. the war. dleston of the 1st Marine Dlv-• Gallipolis. would only say, !be best Is yet to White House spokesman Marlin Its first two attacks were . lslon, 3rd Regtment. . - ~Mbl, 102, of Hammond, He is survived,_"''· ...... Bab come," he said: Fitzwater said, "Tile InCursion ... . w~t of the city In the vicinity Marine Chief Warrant OffiCer 1 ~ w 1114 -Lawrence Tbe.un !ted s·.ta tes empha s....,.. ·-·" did not represent · ..,.. If .. uwu Mchl of Hammonll, the start of \he of al Watra, and In each case Charles Rowe descr lbed .... ..... ~.Jan. 30, 1 I at Belle Mchl of Texas. that the grou~ flghtln~ did not ground war, no." Iraqi troops were engaged by Iraqi move Into the frontier town M.uon Nursing Home in Hamsignal the beginning of the allled Iraqi tanks and other armored allled ground and air forces. as "a fairly absurd tblng for D8IDd. . . ~by~~ ground offensive to drive Sad· vehicles, which had been mass- The Iraqis suffered equipment them to do' • because alUedforces ;He was a c:~ member ofl;-0- Hol)le in Hammolld. Jllllill is lng Inside Kuwait near the Saudi losses and casualties, and • are positioned north and south ot ~No. 32, Bric:tlayas and .Allied . sclwluled for today in~ tOC 8 border, rumbled over the front· Withdrew. · the city. ''They can't get out," he ler In four · separate locations More Iraqi troops, numbering said. •-rh\,y•re trapped." jgQ about midnight Tuesday. between 2,000 and 4,000 In ar· ~-e..., Daib' l&ock price& · Some headed to the abandoned mored vehicles, moved In late . Asked about Iraqi claims of Ribbolls IIIIUavaDable Gardea ...1 "~'!;:! ~- ~mltb . Saudi oil town of Kbafj!, where Wednesday morning and fought :. ~. ~~~ry.,n~J:g~::.' :!~~~.·P~= :Yellow ribbons from the Fenell The Chesler G1n11o C11111 will Blunt Ellll t. LoeWI they were met by all!ed ground Saudi troops on !heoutsklrtsof Al G$i Company ille still available, . meet Wcdnetday at llail bllme of · ' ··. forces, !nclildlng U.S. Marines. Khafj!... , ylllage6mUesl.nsldethefrlendly ' .,....-ll~ ..w.-. fro Maunla um- 1 Meal...... · · . · · SchwarzkoPf said there were · By sunset Wednesday, after a lines ~hen there's nobody there, - - 10 1 "~"""spcrsoa m ........,. • 1pJR. - · • Am Electric Power ... ;..... .. .. 27 ~ 24 Iraqi tanks and 13 other long day of skirmishes between , . I don t conslder_.tba:t a major ~COOIJiiiiiY· Ah}OIIe may pick up an article far ~ Ashland 011 ........................293.4 vehicles were confirmed to ha.ve lraql and Saudi troops as well as mUitary victory. However, If . 8 dJe office, loalled on · aucnon. ATloT ..................... .. ...:......32 ¥. been destroyed. He said 13 Iraqis heavy U.S. Marine artillery f!~ they, want to ~<Insider It one, Ullioll ~~ PERl_..... Bob Evans ........... ,. ...... .. .. ... l5 ~ were taken as prisoners of war. . on Iraqi targets In the city, U.S. t~at s tine. That.~ Justonebattle; qdlllll Y .--.... Charming Slloppes .... .......... ll~ The ~ Marines lost two light mUitary officials said It ap- Its not the war. in: a viJible loc:lrioo 10 show S!IP" The PERI sroup wiiiiiCielFob. 7 City Holding Co ............. .. ... 14~ armored vehicles. peared that up to 150 Ifaql U.S. Marines took control of a JlOIJ. for ~ serving witb Opera- at 1 p.m. 81 till Seoior CiliJens Federal Mogul... .... ...... ....... 14 Allied otflclals said the Iraqi soldiers ~ontrolled at least parts · .second Island off Kuwait, landing licll Delen tonn. Room. All members .-e Ul'JDCliO at- Goodyear T&R ..... ... .... ........ 20 forces suffered heavy casualties of Kbafjl, according to a media unchaJJenged on the tiny piece of • tend. . , Key Centurion .......... ....... .... 11 but gave no figures. A: saudi pool report. · land In the Persian Gulf after a ·••·. annoUDCeme018 . Me d•• • all 111110011 llld of sold ::aJ:·J:oo 'llylor W-6-10, Vern& Compston S-()..6.16, Missy Nellon. 340-6, gllliC m 1, Jrics 25·20. Julie Kim Ewins 041-1, 'IOTALS 16Grimm led Be~ wiih 17 points 0-15-47 ' aD COJIIin& in the sfcond half. Lee BELPRE • 'libby MayJC 1-0-SHenderaoD led the Marauders witb 7, Chrilty Banlcu 2-0-1-S, 'limy six~ts.IS. now 14-3 ,on ' thet:. Gray 2-0-0-4, Sheri Stacy 1-0-0-2, Beth Rect t-3-0-11. • II ind 9·3 in the Tri-VaDey . g. 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AIR ALL MAlES HpME ENiEiTAINMENT CENTER 391 'WEST MAIN SlEET POMROY, 0110 . -REG. •Mf.t • . IELYINAIOI 18 CU. FT.............JIOW 15.9.95 •Just SS.OO buys 3 5-line greeting (opproxi· mately 20 words) or $3.00 buys a IS-word or less line ad. •Mail your typed or nearly handwrirren message to Valentine's ings , rare of this newspaper. ...... A •Your greeting lllust be re• teived by Monday. Feb. 13 •All greetings will be, published in a special section Valentine's Day. Fe· .. · bruary I 4_rh. - GE TPKLOEM-D . REO. '741.11 LIVING ROOM S.UITES . YOUR lAIN I" 2 '"IECE LIVING ROOM SUITES .....~..........._ STilTING n$499 3 PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITS~ ..................... STAlliNG n$678 · "A LARGE SELECTION TO CHOOSE FROM" ' IEDIOOM SUITES . FLEXSTEEL ........................ ONLY S688 .With lnnenprlng Mettre... as$46800 1 INCH AD ... 15.00 (opproximilely 20 words) HIIJIPJI Valentfnn Day R-ue Red VIolet& ue Blue You Broke· My Beert Now We're ThrouaJ11 ' 3 INCH AD ... 114.00 (approxlmaioly eo words) 1LU'PY VALEIVl'JlYE'S DAY -• I'm oony about the other 1985, iruroduced banhwidt quality i""'""""""l systtm. 24-hour ~mrrllint in !lot U.S. night When we had that ter· • rtble Rght. • . A Sentinel Love Meo118e wa• a good idea To ohow how much I loYe MAY WE ALWAYS HAVE A WONDERFUL~ • I TOQETJIERI • .. . • .-.. a Swell F•mllyt I LOVE YOU .VERY MUCHI Blu• camal back with pillows. with foam m.nr.... NOT •791.00 FLEXSTEEL ...~ .....~ .............. ONLY S821 Print Stu• & Grwn with lnner1prlng ftiattr•ll· · . NOT '1481.00 LA·Z·IOY •••~ ........ ~............ ONLY S588 Slue •nd ruat plaid with inneraprlng mattraa. · · · Nqw •1211.00 RECLINERS 2 INCH AD ... 110.00 STRATFORD ...................... ONLY S738 Blue • mauve vlllvet, 2-year wananty, covw with lnnerapring mettreas. NOT '1217 .00 40°/o SAVE UP TO (approximately 40 words) LANCER ........ ONLY· S498 TOMIHONET Beige with inn.,.prlng mattrew. NOT'972.00 Wrttln. this ton mesnae 81•es me the opportunity to teD you just how mach I looe you and enjoy being your husband. I know sometimes I don't ahow It bat I reaiJy do. Sill OAK WOOD- ROCIIER.......- .....NOW S149.95 Ric;!. '248.0D · WOOD ROCIER............................... NOW Sl 09.95 REG. '111.00 , WOOO ROCIER...._.~:......;........-:.. NOW S175.00 C.....,. IIEG. '111.00 . . ' ROOM DIVIDEI-.................._ ...._NOW S239 95 REG. '311.00 . . · ' I. ROOM DIVIDER ......................- -.. NOW S27 5.00 I I IIVERSJDE IOU TOP DESI,_,_,_NOW1199,95' l - . REG. 1441.00 . IIEcr i481.M t + +-++. lEG. S99 · NOW ssa "ROLL TOP DESI .......................- .... NOW S249 95 REG. '3... 11 I. . I · ' RIVERSIDE RAT TOP DESI,..._ ......NOWS299 95 REG. '441.M ~~ l!! I · ' wr. !nUA DESI...................·-·-· FLAT TOI' DESI....................._,...... NQW 1499.95 . . ------------------------~------------~ Bri~g . P i - Hole, II . TOP GlADE COYEIS REG. •111.00 ENliiTAifMENT CEN111............._ NOW S449 95 +1· VIDEO CHAIRS IIMRSIIE ENTtRTAMENT CDmi ....NOW S299.00 ' i-~-----------------------------------1 . , NEW SHIPMENT REG. '341.00 Or get a 15 word or Ieee line ad no l!"•phleo (no border) 13.00. . NOT '11 03.00 BRUARDS .......................... ONLY ·S395 LA·Z-BOY FLEXSTEEL . WRITE YOUR MESSAGE BELOW:. . . I I I I .I II I -• White w/inneraprlng ·mattr•aa. WALL UNIT $49900 • Happy Valentine's Da111 you, Marta. • Slater and Brother · Thanb For Belq Such · NOT •711.00 FUXSTEEL ........................ ONLY S638 3 PC. OAK FINISH Mom. Dlid antl tnae In brtntlag thla tllouaht of IOYe tO you. ValentiDe's Day Grandma, Grandpa 'Cupld'a anow Ia straight •' 1972, inst<llltd !lot first (approximately 30 words) Happy Blu• with foam mettreaa. Twin ......................S139 ..t .. Ful ........................$159 m COFFEE & 2 END TABLES SIAITING AT $7800 -" 1"2 1NCH AD ... '7.50 NOT '1141.00 BRUAIDS .......................... ONLY S388 MAnRESS SALE AND PRICES: • • HIDE· A-BEDS ssaaoo .. IIIG. •111.00 Char\y with choir. In or maU your message and total amount to: fLAT TOP DESI......- ...- ................ NOW '219.95 IIEG. U41.N RIG. •311.00 . IIVEISIIE SQUAltf CUIIO ........._ •.NOW 1239 00 111e. a,l t.oo · · • 11",9~ CAlDWELL GUN CAIINET ,_;__,NOW ..ilt!il. "a.Oii ATHENS GUNCAIINET.............:..- .. NOW '~" t~ Oak. · ·-lll"G. fdf'.bfl 10 Gun. ADDRESS: _ _ _ _ _......_-'---''"'-~--------SIZE OF VALENTINE: ----'-.,.---_..:.---~--'---'----'-'-'~ TOTAL AMOUNT ENCLOSED: ............................................................. ."..••••........ -= - DELIVERY" ADS IIUST BE RECEIVED BY NOON. WEDNESDAY, FEB. 13 and PAID IN ADVANCE AS CASH """""' FDIC. . . \ ·.I • . '"FREE ) With a history of innovation like this, secret to winning your business and keeping it. 24-hour ~ banking. New ways to give you find out. Simply stop.by the closest Bank One. . woo kw.Ys, }W unheard Of CCJrtYmieiY;e. ~a think the people at Bank One would relax. ~ght now were already researching just mightmakeabanking ll/IN(EOIE. What does a bank full of thinkers . · But we're not about to start res~ng on new banking ser:vica that will set trends IOC years ~it td!es." ' ~~~~..,!oow hard work IS the .to.corne.\yatch for home computer banking and . and innovarors ~like? Here's an ea5y wa:y to discovery of your own. •;.. CURIO- Chirry ............- ........... NOW 1199•.95 NAME:-----'"--------------- to bee. .one . II EO. '421.00 lculpturad gloaa. Ill Court St., Pomeroy, Oft 45769 more ;, IOOICASE OPEN FIONT a.., a.ny, s MhrMI ...... . CURIO - OVAl TOP ..................... NOW .S249.95 The Daily Sentinel l900,dtsigntd slalt-<f·tht-<111 llflloW< 10 link all""""""' a<cDUniS and l!lllm:tms. ' ' . .. .. " .' '~ Blld bookcaM, dr•u•. mirror, cheat, nlte ltlnd . . AS LOW '· "OUR LOSS IS 992-3524 WEDNESDAY DIJCHARGES . • Noae. ... ;:; :: mYINAIOI 14 CU. FT.............reow ••79.011 ''• ..... fill . . . . . lloltlt Sylwailia •It .0 CU. FT····· OIILUNOW 1649.95 AIG. FIIGIDAIIE 11 50 Suites to choos• from. : " FIIGIDAIIE19 CU. FT...............-NOW •6•9.91 · .' . . REG. •1 door. GIBSON GAS IEDIO.OM SUITES . . ; GAS RANGES Cloak, light on blcll panel. auto. •-•· black from ovtn dOOr. Citro-,..,•. For &11 the heertwa.rm!nc deti.lla, oaJJ. ' . GIMe baok pant!, bladl - a-11a1 Octa ~ W.-cl, RIG. ~1:'81 ciDor, light In ovan.. Auto. - · bladl - SUNRAY G(ILD SAE 28DA-6GN ............... NOW SUNRAY GAS RANGE SPS28CB·6 ...... ..... NOW Veterau ~ WEDNESDAY ADMISSIONS • REG. •UW:fl -111N dooo. FRIGIDAIRE RS311 BAL.. ......... , ......... ........ NOW •440.00 C h - pana, dock, 11....,, black .... tJvu oven doot. ~ for Middleport squad dispatchlll aniwcml by units of Meigs County 10 Laurel Cliff lOifl for Mildlld Elilergency Medical Services on Jacobs, who was lltcn 110 V.1 a · ~and early on Thursday. 4:46 p.m.• Racilie 1111114 Wlllllll ·tot 12:43 p.m., Rutland squad · At Stale Route 124 for .tlrincll ~. · wem to State Route .143 for Bessie Foster was taken Ill Vcllralll. At Giiham. Graham was taken 10 ' S:S3 p.m., Racine SII1Jid wllll Ill Fourth StreeL ,._ Sblelda was lllllt to Veterans. . At 10:32 p.m.. Pomeroy squad wtlll 10 Ccindcw Street for Sidne)< 'MJ rdnd, Who was transpOrted 10 lfliiAr Medical Center. At 11:47 pJJL, Mi441epnn squad rcspondod Ia Walnut 511101 for Mary Uribe. Urilll Wll transponed 10 Holzer Medical Cell· IIEG ........ FRIGIDAIRE R328A-L ........... :..... ONLYONEONLY '390.00 Clock. tlmar, - - · IIEG. •ltt~fl MAYTAG CRE3111 ..................... ................ NOW '152t.OO EMS answers seven calls calls •ssistaw:e wm O'Jieness Memorial Hospital. At 12;56 p.m., Pomeroy squad went 10 U.S. Roultl 33 for Richard Finlaw. y RUTLAND FURNITURE .COMP Law . Oakland A's slugger Jose Can· seco has filed tor divorce from hls wife of two years, claiming their marriage Is 4rretrlevably broken. Canseco flied a petition tor divorce from·Esther Canseco Jan. 16in Dade County Court and she was served with the papers · the same day. She has until Feb. 5 to file a response. They have no chUdren. • AI '* .n.e~~havc :1uradly will ' tmveJ. 10 evcnin&- ..~ =-only ~~ ':i . a cbicken and bam dinner on Sun· c1af begimling at 1.1:30 a.m, at the h;oh bool Menu · tudes ·-:r. 8C • me c!Cken, iJ!Im, ~ potatoes, noOdles tpeen beans desert and • ' $3.7~ ' $ drilik for 3.?S, ldults, and 2 for chlalren IIIICier 12. ;· Trustees to meet 'Suuon Thwnship Trustef8 will Monday at 7:~n&"?.:· in tbc fC2eiiCe, Pomeloy-Midcleport. Ohio A·'· --~= on ,.,......,. MI!:IGS 18 6 2 21-47 in tile fourth BELPRE 2 11 S 11-29 brin' :nbbon • "*' SY.JXuse Municq.t B . ' ~-~:=~~~~~ ~~~2~u:~= k !i111 • ' Contlnued from Pille 3 GalliW.:'. ..,.... S • ' . .Rutland Furniture Co. 7t2·2211 IT.1U • ' ·OUIOPCOIIn 1·100·117·1117 . MITUND, OliO .. ~ ' . • �.• • Thursday. January 31, 1991 Page 6-lhe Daily Sentinel Senate. • Predict wanner weather for . Buckeye -State . ' By 1.Jnltell Press lnlernatlonal Clearing .skies were expected to occUr' Thursday over· all ·but :,the northeast counties of Ohio, where cold air was to push south over the Great Lakes producing some lake · effect clouds and · generating snow flurries and squalls. The east lakeshore counties · and possibly eastern Cuyahoga. · County were expected to be in . line !or any slgnH!cant snowfall, with 2 and up to 4 Inc hes in the higher terrain localities of the ·snowbelt ' .: Most of th.e state will be clear . or partly cloudy Thursday night and wHh lows bet-veen 10 and 20 degrees. · · A stretch of fair weather along ·with a warming trend will begin in the Buckeye State Friday and co ntinue into Monday. Tempera· tures could be In the 40s statewide by Sunday. . . On· the morning weather map, low pressure was off the Maine coast with a cold front trailing along the East Coast to northern Florida. A secondary low was .over northern Lake Huron with a cold front across lower Michigan to northern Indiana. A rl,dge of high pressure covered most of the central 0 portion. of the country. . . High pressure will build east The cold .front will rpOVI' of! t)le ·, and cover most of the e11stern East Coast Thursday. The Lake third as well as a large portlono,f Huron low will track east toward the country by Friday. A warm New England as . Its alteJ!danl front will push southeast out of cold frontswlngs across northern Canada across the Plains and Ohio reaching the. Mid-Atlantic Midwest. region Thursday night. ' NlTIOHALWEA'Tj< EA FORECASTFROW 7AM 2·141107 All2·.281 ' SPRING VALLEY CiNEMA 446 4524 ..........()"'veo: $3 .00 • $3 . 00 BARGAIN MATINEES SATUROA! I SUNOA! BARGAI N NIGHT 'TUESDl! . '• - ,..--------~ LAST. ;Dl;;!I-:::::::;;:::===::~· SCitiMRZENEGGER in ' KINDER&AIITEN COl'' '----~-...;....:· 7:15 I 9:!0, RATED {P G - 1 3 ) - - - - - - - ' '4.. .11.• ; IJibt wftpit low p-ad:e 44.- a; Belftntte up lo 71.!11. Jll.ilcllor Bal: . ::;Co~n:::tl:::,nu:::ed:::,:fr:.:o::.:m,;;..P~a;;::g~e..:..l_::-::---:-:- Rep. William Healy, 0 -Canton. House last year, 86-9, would chairman of the State Gnvern· . · establish an O!ttce of Envlmnment Committee and chief spon· mental :Development' and' Rec~:-.. sor of one bill. A fourth proposal cling In the Department ·of" is .on the way, Healy said. · ' De~relopment. Rep. Barney Quilter, 0 The agency 'i"Ould operate Toledo, said House Bill 2, which programs of litter prevention, ' · he and Healy are co-spOnsoring, solid waste disposal, recyclln&': "recognizes that recycling and and waste reduction. Litter prevwaste reduction Is the most entlon would continue to, logical way to solve ·our solid funded by· a surcharge on the waste problem." . corporation tax, ralsiJig aboul : ·~ That measure, ·similar to Qui!- $10 million a year. · ter' s proposal that. cleared the i livestock Market Report GJ\UJPOLJS STO<lKYJ\IIDS 1......... ___ . C!OW'I .• ' UUUUe1 ll.IHB.II; Caaaer/ CuUer Medium Frame 1 6 I SCeen.: _ ............................. ... . 111.11 - l l l i................. ...........II...M.It Ht-"lltllll...........................:n.•aa.tt lW-UP .................................. .. . ..tl MedNm Frame 1 6 J Reiten: - l l l l. ...........................11.. . ... . ilt-litllll: ...........................11-INI.II Jlt."lltlbo. .................................. Veal ---··- ·· Cltolee / prlm~ 1'7 ....11!.11; Medium 8 - o r Cowo: U$.......11; Cow/ CIII Coril. .._.._......, Baby c.Jv• 140.08- ,....v.... ................................ ....7t.ll ,B ak:her 8owa: · WEATHER MAP -There wJII be a few scatlel'ed snow showers In the Great Lakes region and showers along the coast ht the Northwest. The rest · . of the natlol! · will be mainly dry. Temperatures will be cool for the eas1er11 third of the colinlry while the Plains through the West Coast will see above .normal . - l l l l....................... ,... 40.0H4.80. Bulcbor Bouo: IUHUI. · !lie ...... 811111: -· l lll ............... .............. n.•N-111 Top Hop: -11111>1 ................. ;........... l'lp by Bead: tl.-.10. •Ieber Cow.~: Ulllltl.. lUI-lUI: .... . (UPI) . AT YOUR • 3 AREA FRUTH PHARMACY STORES . .·' . , ·. ' ' \'. . .CHARMIN . BATHROOM TISSUE VALUE $2'99 Acrylic Card Holders BACXCIROUNII P~MRNI TO CHOC!IEFAOM. ~PHOTO CI£RK , 1'011 DETW. T1111 DIJ1WI£ IWO IS TOP-RACK DISHWASHER· SAFE. REPRINT FIIDIIfiEIIATIVE. .1 GALLON MAY VARY . The World Is a SllgC of 'Enltt- ~~e~:-. . or coune, maybe you're 1101 into . - Beat-o/ ' Bo·b ._ ~~~~~ - Lt}J_:_.~~~~:- Hoeflich, tunitY that is available. •• . The Magic Flute, first perfooned in Vienna, Austria on Sept. 30, 1791, and considered by many opc:ratic experts to be Mozart's finest opera will be JJI'CSCIIted in Albens 011 Feb. 22 and 23. ' The Ohio University Symphony Orchestra will provide the accompaniment for the pmer~tation:E ' ven by the Ohio University Theater. The pafCII'IIWICC8 . be given in Memorial Aqditoriuni and will begin at 8 each evening. For ticket infonnation, reservationS, plcae call 614-593-1780 - that's lite Memorial Auditorium ·Box Office. By the way, don't miss the opera on the pretense that you have nothing 10 wear - I seriously doubt if it will be a black tic evenL Tlie Ohio Swe Fair is on the · has been a fearured atii'IICtion at the lookout for musicall,.: talented Ohio .Ohio State. ~air smce 1925. It is : high scbool stuclents, grade 9-11, ro canprised of 300 o( Ohio's finest apply for membership' in the 1991 high school musicians, making it · An-OhioStateFa.irBand. one of _the ' ~t marth!n$ and . The AU-Ohio State Fair Band , paformJng bandS in the nation. · Participating in the AU-Ohio · State Fliir Band is a unique musical ~uppori ·group : · and social experience. The 21-day camp offers a valuable opportunity . '' . · '· cenent supPolt they were givc:tl by about her daughler and son-in-law, individuals and . OJXIIIizations in bodi in the Air Force, who were ·. pwcllasing a wide-screen lelevisioti _scheduled 10 be returned to the set for the residents of the ststes aftt:r serViag IWO years ia ltOspital's Skilled Care Fac~. Turkey. However, they wam't n.e women canmi for permitled 10 leave due to the Desert A supp,prt group for family and $1'13'9 and donaliOIIs have ex- S10m1 operation llld the Smilhs' cceded the goal by $174. Lalat daughter, Sgt Mary Hays was friends of those eer-iicemen and COIItributon to the project are the moved with her unit to _ . the women serving in the Middle &31 Four Chaplains Sunday will be Homebuilder.! Cius of the Mid-' Iraq border. The couple's four )ll'ill be held Thunday (~t) at 7 dle)iotl Ch..ch IX Cjlrist. the Medi- chililren remain in Turkey and p.m. at the American Lepon Hall observed Sunday at the Middleport cal Staff at VeltiiiiS Memorial; Dorothr fils not learned when the Annex on Mill -Street in Mid- . First Baptist ~s 111e asked to · Brmla Johnson. Opal Dicklle and Smiths son-In-law will be called 10 . dleport. The meetings will be held COIIgregare outside the church at 10 one anonymOQ8 conlributor. The move. ·Small wonder Dorothy is every Thursday with the exception a.m. and cnlel in a group. The Rev. ·. Auxiliary will be laking on a major · worried. . of Feb. 14. The groi!J! is being James Seddon will give the story Qf sponsored by the Auxiliary Qf the four chaplains and the sermon improvement project Cor lite at the service. ~hospital in the future and will use -The Jan~-February newsletttz. · Feeney-Bennett Post 128. · the $174 as a starter on thatnrnwL of the MeigS County .Senior , .. ~..Citizetls Center is in the mail llld You might say Qorothy Smith of lists all lOftS of services wbich are the Racine am~ missed out on available to senior citiZens through the various programs. If you know Speaking of entcr\8inment. the Chrisana,_. Dorothy had to have smgc-zy and a senior cilizcn who needs help in cable sySiem does give us a chance to ·again see some IX those aotclen. was given the opti011 of Dec. 24 or some phase of liVing, COIItacl the oldie movies from yesteryear aftt:r Cltrisbnas. Dorothy :wanled to center at 992-2161. It surely ap(joesn 't it? lsn 'I it great to get the get it behind her, so chose Dec. 24. pean the center has some inswers opportunity to see SOllie of them She was in the Skilled Cme Unit at and who can't use a hclpin' hand. again, and right in the comfort of Vetrnms Memorial antil the Friday· now and again? • y(IUl' own living room. Recently, .rtez Christrilas and · practically her son and family . January winds down and even some of the Mae West things didn't get to have been showil!g u.l'·. She may who ,had tornc.ftom ~L Thomas Is- · February approaches. If ndthing have been a "shocker m her day lands Cor the holid!lys. She hadn't else, it does bring spring closer so but wears a little thin - even with seen them for some seven years so do keep smiling. me - today. However, the old Shir- it really was a big disappointment ley Temple things make up for her. to be laid up at that particular time. Dorothy was returned to her home A boyaenberry is a C!'OII between a Members of the WomM's on 1an. 3 and although still con- blackberry, a loaanberry and a raspAuxiliary at Veteians Mem<l'ial fined, is $elting sttonger. berry. 1t is named after Rudoipb BoyHospital 111e delighted with _the exMeanbme, Dorothy is concerned sen, who first bred this berry irr 1120. meeting scheduled 4-Chaplain Sunday to.· be observed •Wll4 Blactbeny •Reel Rupbeia) eCnD ltupbeii) o&tnwllenj Kiwi . 1 FREE With S10 Purchase Limit 1 Awailablt Only At Fruth's \ . p.m. Emma Durst had the clositJg Money from fundrllisjng events · prayer and Dolly Reed, Mary will be used for the basement Bise and 'Iimmy Cowdery were project. • . door prize winners . Names for new secret SISters Others attending were Bobbie were drawn and the next meeting Reed, Vema Roee, Audia Ruckman, was announced for Feb. 14 at the Thelma Smith and Debbie Barrinhome of Vivian Hwnphrey at 7 ger. Allee Valku vene The tiny COUDtry of Vatican City has an antbem. It Is .caUed the 'Marcia PontUicale" lind was compelled by: Charles GouDod for Pope Plus IX in 184&. It became tbe official papal anthem In JJ4t. · Coupon = 2sges Lo.l Aa •15 Por MOnth• t -• Portable CD Wltti AM/FM 20-Channel 120·128 9 POCKET PAGES 'POlY VINYl rev· YIIUII CGIT 189,95 Coupon 80.00 =129BS LOWAai15PofMonlh• ' Digital stereo any- where! '42·5026 SoLID WODb •CLOSEOUT ON AU S-ONS MAnRESS AND lOX SPRINGS. •OCCASIONAL CANE CHAIRS Living Room Tables by rt~,t . LOW 01 IIGH lACK Cane Chairs ·· SOUD IRASS • HEADBOARDS................... l Cash & Carry - 1 ONLY- /2 Rtj. SIS9.00 SOUD OAI $ OFF 99 Reg. S179.00 SOUD OAI MAG. LAMP TABLES •••• Sale 5119 BoSTON ROCKER ••••••••• SAlE 2&ges Reg. 2111.15 Low Ao S15 Po< Month• OFF REGULARlY PRICED• Cherry or Oak ~~.$199 . ------ Reg. .Ns1 brina orioinal coupon from f'IIWSPIIIIr.into Radio Shick to SiVt on tllis lttmrVoid wnen prohibited Not ¥11id in conjunction wittl •nY otn!r ollor. One ""-""' por purohltst. Not - l o f CUll. No cop;o, ot coupon will be ICCfPitd. CUt~ value 1/•o of 1t. Offtr tndS 2/2191 :7.FOR s.1 . Remember Your Sweetheart For Valentine's Day. Place Your Balloon Order In Advance For Best Selection. ' Up to 240 cps. '26·2848 to som~ area sick. , Low Aa 115 ..... - · Top loading - COPIES 10( EA~H - to perform more thati 60 pieces of music of varied styles and periods. t;land member$ work with a supc· llf rior -slaff of 16 music educators· · from throughout Ohio. Imerested-high school musicians may obtain an appliCation from thelf local band director, or may write directly to: Omar P. Blackman, director, All-Ohio Stale Fair • Band, S190 West 1~1st St, . Cleveland, 44142-1741. . Applications m!lst be submitled by March 22. The 1991 Ohio Srate Fair is Aug. 1-18. . Reg. Action Scanner ~n ~ : PharmaPiasf 1/J cc or 1 cc == :-.,:- 100_ --· S1Q99 • Computer Printer 1_.. , Blue. Scariet. Brown . Charcoal. Maroon. Black FOR EARLY TAX FILERS •Summer Peach you can come . to a painless Fundraising ideas were discussed at the Janwuy meeting of. the Faith Gospel Ladies Circle ~ld at the home of Pat .Martin with Erika . Boring as co-hOstess. DoUy Reed conducled the opening w1th prayer ·and devotional program. There were 47 shut in calls reported and canis were sent Tandy® Personal .Baseball Card Albums The Fasted Way To Sead Moaeyll . ·. Page 7 INSTANT SAVINGS COUPONS! sec • Padded Front • Label Holder on Spine • Heavy Outy ·o· Ring FRUIT JUICE 23 oz•. packaged Thursday, January 31. "1$91 Ohio State Fair Band seeks· 11;1embers By ID- ""'' SPARKLING '- .• r . 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Mini Portebla 2501 JACKSON AVENUE POINT PLEASANT, WV. 25550 ,. (304) 675-2303 o , ·PRA• ' ·364 .JACKSON PIKE GALLIPOLIS, OH. 45631 716 NORTH SECOND ST•. , . MIDDLEPORT, OH. 45760 (614) 446-6620 (614) 992-6491 • . In Earthtona velvet. Reg, •sae.oo SAVE Solar or ~ttery . power. 186·578 OPEN DAILY 9:00 a.m.-5:00p.m. 'Till p.m. . FREE DELIVERY 446·3045 Great "1101• ' lllklr". Ni4·104-4 �. . . , •• ~ . -. . - . ~ •. • . ~-Midcleport. Ohio Page-S-The Daily S.ltinal • Communi_ty calendar •• • TUPPERS PLAINS • There will be a round llld ~qua dallce on Friday from 11-11:3() p.m. at the Tuppers Plains VFW BuiJdint featurillg Rocky .~ Bluegrass. Arthur COIIIIIt will ~ THURSDAY MIDDLEPORT - Revival . wilh · Nonnan 'lllylor · will be beJ4, thtougb Saluiday at the Ash St~eet Free Will .Bapdsl Church in Middlepon ai 7:30 p.m. nighd>:- Special singing will be held each rughL . . POMEROY • Tho 1m11. . iuspcction of. Poineroy Locl&c No. 164 F & AM will be bel4 Priday at 7:30 p.m. at tbe _Middlepm Lodge Hall POMEROY - The Pomeroy Group of AA and AIAoon will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. 8l the Sacred .m the ~.A. .clqn:IC. information call992-S763. W.VA. friday lhrouJh Feb. 10 11 7 p.m. nigbtly. Rick W.wr will be lhe evangelist. Special singing . nightly. Heart Catholic Ghurch. For .....c.. and . The Middleport Child COI!Jerva- · Dl'ff ••••- for 8nt ..J..eaauc met ~tly at l!Je libl•ieL Theac fuDtb belp .111 make R~ Sprinp T:hlited. Methodist elfocli¥e ~!:book IIIII' town Churtb with Wendy HaJar, Salis- academic: excellenc:e,lbe said. bury Elementary Principal, as guest · Linda 10_,_.,_._ lion viceJ:: speaker. · Mn. HaJar discusaed lhe Chapter r. ~ n · and Disadvantaged Pupil Perf01111111Ce Flmd program~. She · also spoke on funds fur hbrariea, ·a pant for O(Ug ·11ee · Programs and t!Je 1>'\Yight D. .Eiseubower fundin& for college --opened the m ,"II wllb •"'-'-~ ol' AllegiaDce llld Molber's. Prayer. De¥0tions, "Don't WonY. It Your lob Is. Smll1." wac given by Nency 'liroderick. Roll caD 'IYaa ~Yo ......~ "bur Wlahea for ~ 1"'" - • ' SATURDAY · . be · . LONG BOITOM ·There will hymn . sing 8l ML 01i¥e Comm~ty Cb111th m Lon~ tan on Saturday '!' 7 p.m. . Lawrence Bush IDVlles tbd publiC. 1¥ , · SUNDAY ·. POINT PLBASANT • The 3664 WVARNG Pollil Pleasant through Ohio University College of~teopatbic Medic~e. Family . Medicine (Editor's Note: Tbla Wftll'l · colamn Is willteD bJ Gary : Snyder, writer/editor .. tile ' ' Olllce or CommiiDicatloD OD OIJ. • COM, wbo oa crntdlll ftJr as dilcrilllinallon 1D the diJ. tbe new law • bailed 8IICOIId "e-n• cipldoD ::'Under two lDODtha lifter~ry lllld lelllporarDY uper' IIOlDe of tbe problems disabled AmerlcaDs race duriaa mryctay llle.) 1 proclamation" • I'CIIa!IIIDtl, llllrel, holels and cinemas can no longer· refuse aervice 10 t,be dilabled. AJao; employers are pvhibited from rejecting qualilied workers solely Wilen I checked iniO lhe hospital on the basis of a hllldicap and must for reconstructive surpy on my make certain modillc:aliona 10 the right knee, I was an ~~t, work j)lacc 10 mate in acces. confident. fully-fllncaonmg Ill· sible. dividual. Within hours, I was The act requirc4 new buaes be tlllllsformed into aomeone who equipped wilb wheek:bair lillt 10 needed help getting a cnnt of that wheelc'wir usen can use water. It's been said that you don't public tniiiSit. New buildings. or know ~you've ~ 't!l it's J011C. lhoae un aoing •jor nnovalion and gone 1t was · my iiiCiepelldenCe IIIII R more dlln two lloriel hiJh, swept away like dust undemeatb a must bave cl~Yaam. 1bla rhoUid hospital bed, elong with tbe COli· make muld-level llho!lllin& Dllllll . . lldence of being able 10 live l!ld odler amallcr publiC buildings wilhout relying on O!llers 10 carry much mORI inviting 10 diOI!e wilh . out the simplest of Ktivitiea. dislbilldea. Phone companiea must : Once I was back home, I quicldy now bile apccial UjJQIIIUII l!ld · l"&li•ed bow tough it was 111 do the. e~~ulpment 10 allow deaf people 1 most basic IICiivi~. For cum~. WJib diOI!e who c.. heir. The law's PIJIIIC* is the 1101 in molio111 c:lal101 IIIII will allow di=t::a.cr the opparlll!lity Ill be ¥e and l*lk\ ae iiiiOticly. 1b llpjnCWe the JK"ielon of . . diabJed, try and plil yoaralf in their lboea. Jmaaine wi'll a_PenO!I · few feeL I mali?JM tbe imporllla in I wheelchair l'la ID J10 UIIOUP.' · of dry lloon .when my_ c:ruttbel_blt when invited 111 a resiiUI'IIIl WJih it's not easy prqliiDIIg a meal while balancing on crutches. Even if I did cook, the most con¥ellienl piece 111 C8l right there • • lhe miaowave, lhe sink or the IIO¥e : ber•nse it was next Ill impossible Ill · carry a dish or a aJua RJCn lbllil 1 a p~tch of condensation, · sendinl ing my I~ up hiP enou&h IOButl could pull II iniO tbe back aeaL that was minor campared to lhe emount of effort and concentndon needed while using crutches on billy, cobblestone lll'eeta. Even • my place of employmcnt, I had ID Slllin 10 open weighted doora with one band u I leJanced ·on lbe :clliiChes- Once inside, I was :IICCICd by • 8oor. wet from rain ihat was II'ICkcd in • apin slowiDJ ::=:! I 9uDOIIJ!c:kl~or~ .prccl& - .... abled ~go -lhe-ph·;~ day In addition 10 obai.:Jea that hindered my ~ · · dlln - a P&wina f:;:r'!t.,...pw 1_,T;: 1 !).II 1 • Rdyina • M I most bMic ICII¥11111 1*1-10 ca away at your ~elf Jwpecl _. confidena!. Tbo .... llld dumbfounded~ fromow-.n r IOCiety add insult ro injary aeemi euec1 with A P 1 'we've about the IleAl of :lhe dislbled, but my lllan apericnce allows we'¥e aot a JoDa bow C:: way to JIO. A in tbe right dileclion c.in 1::f wt. Plesidenl a.la .,... ned the AmaiCIIII With DIIIIJIJ!dll Act 10 ex-' lepl ' ~lion ' . - • ..., . . "' Forage school . is scheduled The Meigs County ~tension Service bas i • ' The Smile Brit,method safely lets you whiten your teeth at home for a fraction of the cost of having your ~~th whitened under a dentist's super\is1on. \ E~ch Smlle-Brite C~ve kit contains enough whitening (el for. 30 applications, two adju-.ble 10ft plastic applic!ltors, and ·. • a ahai:le ~mparison gui~e t~ let you · monitor your teeth's Whltenmg prog- , scheduled a Forage School for Wednesday from 10 a.m. 10 3 p.m. at the Meiga County Extension Office. The school will feature es~ lablisbment. fenilization, no til seeding .' 'and ~~rages. The featured will be ress. AVAILAriLE AT: . . ~ .............-.~--·· ·-·-!loot. QIU!Ie parking.? Is lhe entrance wi~ . farmers. For more information ii: Ph .. ......., 10,00 a.m. 10 ........ PIIUC:III'I'!ONI . I. M• Prlllllly .....loa .. call Dp.. - ....... PH . 112-2111 Pom•CI'I. OH. . e~? Are~ wmdctmir~lhe:;Mei;~;·;%;C;oo;n;ty~E;x~;rumm;;·~om;;;ce~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::; Each of the at 992 • ·· 9t · in the way • many of y avoidable with Hi, I'm Mitch! I iust got ba.ck from t~e Atlanta Furniture Mart of which are '. 6caer plaming - decreases in· dependence and limits the ability 10 func:lion. When tOOthpaatc in ' the pwnp was introduced, chances are you ~ly didn't ba¥e the same rescuon as thoSe who only have lhe lliC of one arm. But lhe more you'~ . aware of what disabled ' 1991! people need 10 be productive and 'hiJher functioning, the better off I tool( my •••••••• ~. we'll be u a societY.. "Family Medicine• is a weekly column. To submit questions, write 10 1o1m . C. Wolf, .D.O., Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine, Grqsvenor Hall, Alhens, Obio45701. A desigDer dru1 II a drug syntbe11-.1 to mimic a leplly reatrlcted or pnJIIiblted drug wllllout ltlelf: being 111bject to reslrlcllon. Dad, Skip, · with me. We ' bought truckloads of new furniture to be delivered · SOON! • •• •Spaghetti •Lasagna •Chicken CacdatQrie All Dlimen s. net With Our an-u.:care-To-Bat Soup, PruU • SalAd Bar &t Garlic Bread, Or Try One Of The Other Fme Menu Selections. My· Grandpa, Casby Jr a, wants to know where we're .going· to put it ' all, .because . we still have a store full of 1990 Furniture! Dad and I said, "N,o S'!eat.'' We'll MARK IT ·DOWN and MOVE .IT OUT! This week - · January-28th .thru. Feb~ 2nd. LOOK FOR RED TAG SPECIALS! Tde Out. ~ Alllrihlblt. "Senior Otizens Receiyes 10~ DiscOunt 6 Months No Carrying Charge. Mason"Family ~est~urant , 90 Days ·Same As Cash. FREE DELIVERYI Ancl ' ..... . Rt. 33 C!l. . . iiitft. llonilill "-lne. !!.Pii. e,oo a.m. to 1,00 p.m. iJ:":S · me 10 tbe JIOUIId and COIIIina diDpously C:~ 10 rupcuring lhe new :tendon graft m my knee. • • When I was able 10 leave " ' : house life seemed 10 be in slow ~- Each crutch hand 10 bit each step just rigbL For _the lint couple Qf ~ leuia& 111111 llld out of a cir requiml m*- bold- me 10 a 1118i1'1 JIICO. JOHN UNDERWOOD Rodney Wallbrown, County whicb he or sbc 'is not familiar. A Agricultural ~t _from ~ need 10 be •County, w. Va., will discuss the disber of .....: ~ invilalioa is ease alfccling the multillora fOliC, accepted or rejected: is tbete ade· The meeting is open 'to all IRI ramps? What is the furniture BlTBRaements like? Is lhe batbrQom accessible? (30&) 773-5321 ,MalOn, WV 4NIXT 10 awe»~ lXXON) pts./game) and senior point · OVPStaf!Wrlter ua-rd J . J . aevan (10.1 With the memories o!the trials ~IS./game) . . and · trlbuh!tlons they went As has been true for the las! .through to grab a 79-74 overtime two weeks since the Wlldcats' victory ag11lnst North Gallla at 86_67 road' victory over Eastern; Vinton last Friday still fresh in · Hannan Trace Is walking a their minds, Hannan Trace:s tightrope that North Gallla shook Wildcats must go throughexam (u nsu ccessf ully) and : now •. • time once 11galn. but -this tiJ11e . Symmes Valley Is looking _tQ " against a · motivated Symmes shake. If Mike Jenkins' cheetahs V;lliey team that Is still pumped fall llff It could very well m'ean • up over last Friday's 75-51 win the end' of their title hopes (unless over Eastern. Saunders' Raiders decide to go - T erry Sau nd ers ' Vlkings are 2-2 against Meigs County by motiVated not just because they beating Southern at Racine) , eliminated the Eagles conwhtie If Trace stays on track, . tentlon for any piece of the SVAC · gets its usual balancecj offense : title, but because they know that from Its starters and plays Its , if they lose to the Wildcats, they usual pressure-cooker defense, . will j In th .. It "Ill t a " ' ' o e wa nex ye r the Wildcats will at share ., gang, thetorace the title ·strongly the conference more will bewhile pared .t he for conference motivatelead the and VIkings to : co-leaders - Hannan Trace and beat Southern next Friday. Southern. . . . s,entor frontmen Carl Robinson (16.9 pts./game games) Chad Renfroe (1 . pts .lgame n : 15 games) have been two of the · ' biggest guns In Valley's offense : this season, as Robinson's dom.i; nance of the paint and Renfroe s • outside shooting. Junior guard A d Le te (13 pts / game) has thsat Robinson ; and Renfroe can't be the only · Item on the defensive agenda, as ·~ his personal season-high 21-pol!lt • performance ljgatnst Eas~rn : ~emon8trates. · .; The Wildcats will enter,. this · new test by pitting senior center ~ Craig Rankin (14.6 pts. / game) ' against Robinson, but Rankin. ·~ standing 6-2 and weighing in ., somewhere around 170 pounds, ; will have to use his quickness to .: get position and set picks for :~ either senior forward Todd :; Boothe (12 pts./game) or sehlor ·, guard Jason Black (12 :· pts./game) . Black has scored In :: . double djglts In his last six : games. and hlsdrive-to-the-palnt · styleofoffenslveplaymakeshlm : the Inside threat from the back· : court that complemeqts the : outside shooting of senior for. ward Riehle Cornell (10.2 I~ ~4 a~d ~ shno~n rcontaln~g Underwood, District Agronomist for lhe Ohio Cooperative Extension Service. Some of hla research efforts have been no-tillage and conservation practices. Associate Professor · of Family Medicine ' B~ G'. SPENCER OSBORNE ~ WHIIEIING SIS IEM John John C. Wolf, D.O. Hannan Trace to go ,t hrough .exam time ~gainst Vikings · ·_ , ~, '1EE111 , a&Cofl~ Valley h~ve infonnation. -va- The world is different .. whe·n you are ;·temporarily handicapped In Friday's game with · c.... _. &...-~~~~--· _s_ -......,.. • North 9a111a vs. Eastern Tournament tune-up time for North Gallla will start Friday night while for Eastern, it last Sat11rday night with the Eagles' 69-65 victory over Hemlock Miller •.one of the TVC's far·flunlt outoosts. . In that game backcourt artists 74 1 ) and the Eagles No. and 2 scorers, respectively, combined for 17 . points, but· senlor .toiward Matt · . Flnlaw, senior center R;lndy Moore and s·ophomore guard ·chad savoy came to the· rescue with . 19, 11 and 11 points, respectively, to push the Eagles to victory. , But because he was ejected from the Miller game and will sit out this' game in accordance with league rules, Durst will have to · wait until next week to· get his chance to redeem himself offensively. · Thts ·wtll make life a little !)It more difficult for Larry Bunger's . Eagles to fly against the wind that seems to blow In North Gallla's favor . The Pirates ; knowing what's waiting for them · in the Division III sectional start~d '§!~ ~~::~\i~i 7 $t~l::::::). •"ljr,n • becomeS. VICtlm • • . : T;l l J• . . ·01 R ;0 'S Re d women fl " '!' ' Relying upon Its Improving . • defense, the University of Rio Grande women's basketball team moved Into a three-way tie • . for first place ·in the Mid-Ohio Conference · Tuesday when · It defeated host Tiffin University 70-50. "We played very ~ard and aggressive," Red women Coach Doug Foote remarked after Ann Barnl~ poured in 22 points and : teammate Kathy Snyder fired In • 17 markers against the Lady : · Dragons, who had handed the Redwomen a narrow loss earlier this season . . Snyder tied the. career high she set this month. . . The Redwomen boosted their ·~ record to 14-8 and 4-2 In the '· conference. Tiffin and Mount : Vernon Nazarene hold similar , standards In the MOC as each • heads Into play either late this : week or over the weekend. . Rio Grande jUmped out for a ; 39-21 halftime advantage and , held Tiffin scoring threat Susan : .Miller to 10 points to..contlnue Its · advance in the second half. The : Lady Dragons were allowed only ; seven field goals for the first half " and were reduced to near lneffec; tlveness on their overall shoot; lng, netting only 19 of 6Gattempts , from the floor for 28.8 percent. : . "We played a great defenslv~ : game, the best in two years, • Foote said . : Barnltz and Kerrl Kidwell each • brought down seven of Rio : Grande's 49 rebounds and the : team committed 28 turnovers , · Miller and Kim Novotny each : had six boards for Tiffin, which : was credltel! with 33 for the game. ; Rio Crande was 41.9 percent . (28-61, three of 13 from the : three-point range) on its shooting ., and scorec) on all , five of Its Sporl8 briefs Baseball ' Delon sanders, . the Atlanta : Falcons cornerback and ex: Yankees outfielder, signed a ·• 1-year contract with the Atlanta , Braves. sanders said he I~ ! looking forward to playing pro ! football and baseball In the same ! city .... The Ba!~more Orioles • Will scout Jim Palmer, the . ~ 45-year- old Hall of Fame pitcher : attempting an unprecedented . ; comback. Palmer, who spent all , of his 19 seasons with the Orioles, 1has ·been working out . since • mid-December. The three-time ; Cy Yaung Award winner Is trying ; to become the first Hall of Farner ' to play again. . .. The New York : :Metl promoted General 1\{an. ! ager Frank Ca.shen tO seniOr ; -execudve vl~e president and AI ; :Harazln fo executive vice · ' president. r: , ... The Ohio f~om Run.AND - n\ere will be a volley ball ioumament at the Rut· land Civic Center on Saturday. Call Dennis McKinney at 742·2279 for POINT PLEASANT • Tho 3664 POMEROY • Tho youth of lhe teen mobili7lldon proceaaing cxer. WVARNG Point Pleasant unil New Life Co-rant <llun:b of God else iscpelldent brie4ng will be held family support meeting will be held in Cbelt.er will ba¥e 1 baD 111e Sunday 8l 1 p.m. 8l ftrint Pleasant Thursday at 6 p.m. in the Armory SaiUrday from 9 LDJ. 10 1111011 • 'Higb Sdlool AU dependent dtildren tge 10 8lld OWlr should at· daY•~w. ~ v~·a in ~ and Lmy's tend. ~ Ill be discnssed include Wooclw(Jrting In Pomeloy. 1ep1 lssjlla'M'C, financial and MIDDLEPORI' ' - Tho OAPSB medicel inaW'IIICC. Depenment I.D. Chapter No. 17 will meet Thunday POMEROY • Gospel conc:at 81 cards will be iuued at 1:30 p.m. at the Meigs 1uniOr lhe l..aulel Cliff free .Melbodi• High School Cbun:b in l'lxneloy on ~ 11 POMEROY • There will .be . · · 7 p.m. The Unroe Family will11111g. another 12-step AA meeting on · LEBANON TOWNSHIP • Tl_le ·. Pastor Bill W'lllilms invillel lhe s~ at 7 p.m. at the . J.T.P.A. Lebanon To~hip Truslees will public. ofiK:e m Pomeroy. meet Th.nday ai 7 p.m. at lhe IOWRShip building. . · SALEM CEN'Jm( • 'l1le Star LOTIRIDGE • There wUJ .be a Gr1nac and Star 1unicr Oraoge will smorgasbonl dinner at the Lollridge POMEROY - Tho Big Bend Girl meet s.urday at 7:30 p.m. at the Community Cenrer on Sunday from scout Service Unit will meet p1111e hall. Poduct refreahments noon 10 2 p.m. Cost is SS for adults Thursday at 7 p.m. at .the. ThiDity will follow die •eedaa AU m.and $2.SO for childml Ulldec the Chlllth in Pomeroy. 1'hinkin& Day ben lllpd 10 rtt « '• Many plans wac disc.-! for . the District Spring Conference to be held Apil 19. Tho coorc:rmce will be hosted by the Midcf!tv-t i.eaauc Tho theme will be "School Days." • · · II was a1ao IIIUIOUIIaXI d!al the ,__ wiD be saving tbe canteen . r;c--tbe American Red ~ Bloodmobile on Apil17.. Refresbmcntl were served 8l the close of the meeting by Nancy Broderick and 'lllmmi Misb. n ,..,,... 1 ._..., ~ 10 .....u ... .., a ·· . Commllnity Center in Henderson, classrooms.. ¥rs. HaJar stated that ChapiU I W. V.. Jo!l!l Waugh is the caller. · · is tfJr studMt,s wbci aoore 36 percent · . POMEROY - ''Country COyqte or .)ower on standardized ICSIS. Goes HollyWOOd" and . "Puppy These slllderus receive help tbrouab Sava tbe Cirtus" will be ~ lhe funds wilh reading alld maih. Salunlay at 2 p.m. at the Meigs She stated that Chapter funds are Colllty ~ Library in Pomeroy used for boot, campuaer IOfewarc, fur area children. HARlroRD ' • ~val at ,.,_..__, u--- ,..., __.. • ..__._, DKR POMEROY - Revival 11 lhe Hysell Run Holiness Chapel will be held 'f!lui:sday through Feb. 2 8l 7 p.m. rughdy. Dave Canfield. Ashland Ky. · will be tbe evanp)iaL Joy SizCO:~ on Thunday; Gabriel Quartet on Friday and Dan Hayman and the . Fairh Trio on S&JUiday. Public is invited 10 attend. I tbc caller. · REIIDSVIUJ! - E.-m Athletic Boolll I Ill lpOIIICXing I tl.fth and sixlb plllle btslretball IOUI'IWDellt on .,......._ and Sunday. ~-&mpelidon will a1ao lite piKe during the games Ulllladle dnc:tioo 9f JoAnn Newaome. Jlra-egiitet by calling ~-3382.. HENDERSON • The Oallia Twirlers Weslem . Squue Dance Club will have a dance: S11Urday from 8-U p.m.· at tbe Hendenon FlUDAY Jantjary 31, 1991 Thursday, JBIR*Y 31. 1991 Child Conservation League.meets . Co~UDlty CaleDcllr ieelu appear two days Wore aa eftllt and the day of lbat eveaL IIBDS must be reaiftd In admM:e to assure pabllcatlon ill the cale•· daf, .- · ·:;. f th attempts from the ree . row line. Novotny and Jenny Kane each scored 12 points to lead the hosts, who were 12 of 17 from the foulllne ·for 70 percent. The ijedwomen return to aclion at Mme Thursday at 7= 30 p.m. against Wilmington and will host Ohio DQmlnlcan Saturday at 5:15 p.m. Box score: Ll Witt Tno:FIN (SO) s~ ' 5·0-10, J,e nny K~ne, 6·0· 12 •· 0 lane Schaefer, 0-1-1, Kim Novotny.' 2-8-12; Jeanne Missler, 2· 1-5• Susan Miller, 4· 2· 10 · TOTALS 19·12-30. · :1!: · RIO . GRAN~ -NJent 1 Couch, 1·1-0-S, · ena or;;: 3·0-6;. Michelle k Cr~~8i: ~ Debbie Fredric • · · • err1 Kidwell, 5·0·10; Ann Barnltz.' 9-4-22; Stephanie Gudorf, 0·2· 0· 6• Kathy Snyder, 8· 1·17 ' TOTALS 28-3·5~~Ri Grande 0 Hal me score 39, Tiffin ~1 . 2°) ·• c.age!est In Athens (Fe~ral Hocklng,OakHill,Trlmble,et. al). will have marksmen Chris Tack~tt (25.2 pts.lgame) and Brian S!out. (17.7 pts.( game) dolngthelrusual scorehtngo!the . nylon, · while senior postman Shane Smith (11.2 pts./game), . whoscoredlndo)!blectlglta,ln.t lve . . straight game before ·bel,ng held. · to two points In last week s game · .against Han nail Trace, will try lei revive his offensive capabiUty. Oak lUll VI. Soutbweelern In his debut appearance on Southwestern's · court, former Highlander am Potter wlll put his 16.9 polnts-per,game average on the court In hopes of bo0$tlng II against a team whose heroes . ' I d Ch is have been senior orwar s r Metzger (15.7 (13.5.pts./game) pts./game) and. . Richard Haney The Oaks, who ·at the halfway Classifie • • ··The Area's ·Nu.m ber 1 Marketplace J.e~emy .. ., - Olv•-•r end Found ••• """" •• w••d•w•ll •• ..:;:::_3.,::,• f.~'!:'.~'::.:'.~ .,,.,, ,, double p•k• •' •• cou 1 '7 '""'' lnooypo onlr uood. . . , •a.nt;ntl II not retpontiWe •or errtvatftiJ fin~ d~,••ICheck ,.. ..,_ '"" ... .., '""'"' call ....... p.m .... all• -·••uon oo "'"'•••..••"•"· . .,.,. thai mull bo paid In odvonce Ire ~·~1i:;;j;;;"• REGULAR ....................................,.. 178 FIRM ..•.•.......:................................... 188 EXTRA FIRM ....................................198 ORTHOPEDIC KING SIZE SETS ....... '350 & UP QUEEN SIZE SETS....................... $275 & UP BUNK MATTRESS ............................148 & UP . . BED FRAMES 5 REGULAR .........................:··························1,2S OUE[N ......................................................., 3O KING ........................................................... 5 '- . Pit 446-0321 3 Ml£5 OUT BULAYILLE • ' $5.00 OFF PERMS Feb. 1-9 . 304-773-5937 ATTN: SENIOR CITIZENS 'AGE 65 AND OVER Special Offer On AFLAC's Medicare Supplement · LIMITED TIME . ' FOR DETAILS end FREE ESTIMATE CALL HERMAN LYNCH · 614-992-3225 ~~~~Fells ··3- Arebl• .• 379-W.. na' Df'~ ,:.~ ~j,~~~~-~~ GLEJ~.~:V;.mLFE · colftCI and truo. tho""" 10 1>f my kn-ledga: Gto 1te Hutton, 1/28/91 Tciwnalllp Ctalk Caoo No. 21 ,1117 013 , Page 303 NOTICE =::r~:.'::~:'~~!:; • ni:~t eoJ 98 ."~::'!',:~ -••·•~•d 675 - Pt FINANCIAL REPORT OF . TOWNIHIPI Fer Fl- Yaor Ending Dtaamber31. 1110 . COLUMI!A TOWNSHIP COUNTY. OF MEIGI ''Thlola an ..,.udhed A-lai RtPOrt" GOVERNMENTAL FUNOS . IIECEIPTI: · Teaao ............. .,.40,408.22 lnt1f110Vtrnmontot R-lpt1 ......... 48.11011.12 tlll...ot ............... 1;H1 .87 An oTJ'TTL""a.... ., ... 22.312.97 Ri!CIIPTI .... 1 13,189.78 - ........... :.. 11.114.31 l'ullltc lofaty .,, .. 18.311.10 l'ullltc Wortoa ..... 82. 119.04 Public Notice NO~:t;~LI~ ~:~~E glvan thllt on Saturday. Fab. • 2 , o.m .. pub. 01 10 00 1 1181 lie ult will bt hold ot 10& u hlloon. lowing 0 collateral: Chevrolet Ventura 1979 Van SIICGL 871 8717 15 Bonk 8 and Tho Formoro to!:.:~~.";,.::~:%~: Business Services. BISSELi &·BURKE · ' CONSTIU mON •Hew HO!IMII •Complete lemodellnl Stop & Compare I I \. FrH E1tlmates 915·4473 667 • 6179 II vou·NG'S · c...,._ .............. 0- o-1 -o...... _,. -E""' -con-. Plumbing • work =~:.':::." Ex,.lor Palnllne (FREE ESTIMATES) V. (, YOUNG Ill 992-6215 P-oy, OjUo 11·14·'90 tfn ltlonoe ...... ,... I0,384.80 I ~:::::::=~~~~ 1.aaa Outot.,dtng 1, c -.............. 7.oBB.ol YARDMAN & TOTAL .ECHO DEALER IALANCE ....... 43,288, 24 Totoi TN..,IY · BUMMARY OF INOEITEONE88 5 HINJPYAd8 Banks Construction 992-5009 OGaragea L----...:.-.--.-.. fU"'*IDiob .... .,12,183.H Total tJf llaa. • aou-. o- (Under) Dleb. • Othw Uuo .... 12. 183.H Fund Caeh·lalanca 1/1180 ........ ,31, 112.31 Fund Cuh lalanoa 12/31/10 ........ 43.218.24 Depoa!tofY . lalanoo., ........ I0.384.10 •Any chlinl~~~~~:•CCII=~~~ 1 riel • Klro1ene. Stove• Wick• . We Do Wlek , aGuner i!.311elmel' 773 - M .a son GUARANTEED! FREE ESnMATES . 12·19-'90-1 HELP WANTED RETAIL SALES ' Public Notice , and right bid at thlo 1010colla10 to wlthdrow the obove teral prior to ulo. FurtJ'or. Tho Farmoro Bonk end av· :;::, oubmlned. Furthor. tho obovo coHotor a! will be oold In tho con· dltlon It lo In with no ... implied worron· 11131: (21 1 . ~:~r:.;;v,~':.':,~ 1 ~~= 1 = · cret~.tlve SIGNS by 'ii.ck Jt!OI\J'lelf B~rby ~UALITY - SUVICE AND REPAIR ON ZETOR TRACTORS Plus Other Name Brands • Check Out ·Our Low Prices an "Now" Zetor Traclars ~ncl Equipment' Now In ·s1ockl MORRIS EQUIPMENT 742-2455 Sidohill Road, Rutland 12-24-90-1 mo, SKATE -A-WAY OPEN WED..JRJ .IAT. no. ,o,oo PERSON Hardware, lumbar. Building Material•, Mutt have experience In theoo line e. Fu II time with benefits. Join e growing company. THOMAS DO-IT CENTER ' (6141446-2002 Htrthtfny. r:hlH< h Pnvfttll Pltrltl"' Av.Htlnbltl ~ ON TUf\ THll'l NIGH!) ~~J. SUN Afi(RNOON ~~~ Plu1 ~utrRrnttil17~) (HR IHM .\\ P~RTY 1~1. Df[ 11 NY EVF PARP 1 10 1 00 PH ?R) qqru, q~~ 3929 .. 104 !!1 1914 Mr. Thoma• COMPLETE ELECTRICAL SERVICE Residential and · Comllll!'ciol REWIRING AND TROUBLE SHOOTING Certified lltdrldam Fr• Estimates 992-5009 11 1 I mo . d. BISSELL. BUILDERS . CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES "At Reasonable Prien" . PH. 949-2801 ar Ru. 949·2860 Day or· Night NO SUNDAY CALLS 4-16-16-~n 12-19-'90- I mo, USID APPUANaS tO DAY WAIUIITJ WASIIIIS-S 100 ., DIYH-$69., IIJIIGWTIIIS-STOO up , · IINGES-IIot·lloc.-$12S ., fiiUIIS-S IU ., m-sus , tU-3561 Acr011 frtm Ptst Office Pa.IOY, OHO I0/30/l9 tin 11 . BB2 - New Heven 895 - L•t•'t 937 - Bufll(o NEVER CLEAN YOUR GumRS AGAIN BANKS CONSTRUCTION . · 676 - Aool e G'ove Point Pleasant· 675-6925 Haolth .... ............. 8,211.38 ' 5-31-'90 tin Ceplbt Outlay ........ 218 .40 Debtl...,lctNoto flrlnolpof . Peymont .......... 4.800.00 . f-tondFI-1 8 211· 01 CARPENTER SERVICE TOTAL OIIIUR8E· -Room Addltiono MINT1 ........ 100,118;12 Totoi R-ptt Plt~Unt 458 - leon • •-• •• --• --• -- 814·098-8204 ____ lila Probota Coult of Malge111County, Ohio. Robert E. Buck. Judaa 111 31: l21 7, 14, 3tc Public Notice · · . 05 fd~v.., M•son Co . WV Aru Code 304 flied g:,:.R:~:.:~TS: .&o . . Alban~.t-0~. ~~;~~ !:o~?"':,hl~.om:'.!'~o.'ot~~ ~~~~~~.:r 21~ ~~1~1!31~-~1t=o:.._ .J.._;,_______r ______ 1111 ,outhantlcotodco!1Yof t.etton of ApPOintment of 1 O..SIII w. Bolle, •• pe1oo- 1- Wanted SALESPEOPLE WANTED HOURS: MON. THRU SAT. 9·5 VALENTINE'S DAY SPECIAL VERA'S NATURAL IMAGES 6 Martin St., Mason, WV. · ~he lEN'S APPLIANCE . SERVICE CALL 614-992-7104 FOR G11noe 24 261-Gur•• Olol e- Rio •no OYEII5-ST9 up VERY NIC£ LARGE HOME·ON API'IIOX. 3\1 ACRE5-4 811, 3 baths, 211111e. ren!td I BR apartment. Property. indudils pond, •t> prax. 4,800 jq. tt fat~~~ bldpnd mObile home. A1111 blrpin ·11 $84,9011. 992 - M;ddlepo•• ~=t~~~~" ~a':!~.n19nlo MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ' liTATE OF . . PtJBLJCATIOl\" MATIRESS OR BOX SPRINGS " FULL OR TWIN SIZE Meigs Count~ Are. Code 614 · Arl!l Code &a Public Notice dl ... ... :9.000.00 A ................... .... 4.800.00 Outotandlrl PRO~:TrJouRT OF ~013. 00 , . S1 . 30 t doy u•- G•II Ipol;, ~~~-~""~"'~Da~u,~T~•••bu~no.~"~•~dll~n~gr.o~~·~1e~.oo~o~~··~m~"~~~~~o~~~~ 4:30P.M. DAY BEFORE FOR SALE IN RACINE 011111 County .,. cloulllod ""''"'""'., placodln ThaOollv sonrlnoll••· CIPt -"7 cl.lified dltpl8y, Bulin•• Cltd •nd ,.,. nol•ce~l ' wllloiaa ••P- '" , . . Pr. "'••••• ... . .,, •• " ·"d Oelh· .. Public Nollce S9.00 ' follou:inp; releplwrn:' excha11ges ... ~;:n~:: ~ 15 •. - 15 .30 .42 $6 .00· pap;cs .corer t e P-•· BOARD DEADLL"''"E LAYNE FURNITURE n; 15 .· "•'" •re for co nM cuUv e ruM•. b,t'lhn u~ d-v• will bl Chfi'Q fn, 11r.h IdS. ""!~~ 1 .10 .....~•• 10, ada paid •• """""""' BULLETIN BOARD Bl.'LLETL~ ~ 6 10 O~e r 16 Wo.r2dDs Rete s.4 oo 15 Monthly - . ~ae:e~:k:lr,~guardscomeout on~':.lc;~:.,~:":t'S'.::'u~h~~ Tornado skipper ~owie Caldwell decides to wait until the fourth quarter to pull his starters. ButCaldwellwantshlsreserve players- Scott Lisle, Roush, Michael Russell, RuJS!!II Slngleton,et.al-togetplentyof action In preparllllon . for .the second season, so don't look for theRaclnecrewtogettoofarlnto h . 1 ~90~ern has Kyger Creek's hlsto~y on Its side In addition to the Bobcats' consistent failure to ad uately support leading scor· er~an Denney. and Bryan Hall with the offense necessary to win more than the two games they have:won thl~ year. The Bobcats have lost the 111st 16 games they have played on their home court, with their last home victory coming on Feb. 4, 1989, when they beat Ironton St. Joe 83-67. 'All of their three wins since that game have come on the road (a 70-62 victory vs. Hannan at Mason, w va on Dec 28 1989· a 65-61 de'clsl~n over · So~thwe~tern at Gage on Dec. 21,1990; and a 67-64 victory o.rer Hannan .a t Mason, W.Va. on Dec. 28,1990at Mason, W.Va.). .. Wo•ds Davs 8 A.M. until NOON. SATURDAY flv~ ga~sj ~olng RATES · TO PLACE AN AD CAll 992-2156 MONDAY thru FRIDAY I A.M. to 5 P.M . point ofthe se;tson were 3· 7,.have turned thlilgs around with three wins in their last while the JDghlanders ave os their last five . . • Can Southwestern make It exciting? Maybe, bu I If sophom 9re guard Aaron McCarty (10 pts./game) can turn up his ff f tches tbat might · and defend against what he's capable of and make Metzger and haney more effec; tlve against Potter, a comblnalion at the other forward spot of. Mike ·Simpson, Jeremy Green, and · Ryan and arook Morgan, and F-6 center Chris , Simpson (14.1 pts.lgame) . , But to be realistic, Oak IDII s baclico11rt of sophomore Ikmjl Lewis (11.4 pts.lgame) and Brad Davis (6.1 pts.lgame) Is unpredlctable, .and not knowing whether the hot-shooting guards or the cold-shooting ones will show up is never known until showtlme. llowever, the ' !ront· men are ,more consistent,'· and that consistency could make the difference for the Hill. . Southem vs. Kyger Creek ,. Will Southern reach the century mark? That will happen If . Due to increase in sales, we have 2 openings for salespeople. We are looking for 2 highly motlvetad· appUcant8. Muat · be wall groomed, some salea axparlance (not neceasary car ax· parlance); Pleese cali for an appointment - Have resume with refer· ences available. JIM COBB CHIY.·OLDS.·CAD.··O INC. 614·992·6614 POMIIOY, OHIO J&L INSULATION •VInyfSidlng •Replacement Wlndowe •Roofing •lnoulotian JAMES KEESEE 992-2772 Dr 742-2251 1138 Bryon Place Middleport, Ohio 11-14-dn •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN .INSULATION BISSELL SIDING CO. Naw H-lult "Free E.timates" PH. 949·2801 or R11. 949·2860 NO SUNDAY CAW 3-11-~n THE SHRUi & TREE TRIM and REMOVAL •LIGHT HAULING •FIREWOOD Con1plete Grooming For All lrttdt BILL SLACK OwMr & Operntar 992-2269 . USED RAILROAD TIES GROOM ROOM EMILEE MERINAR 614-992-6820 .P11rMrc1v. Ohio 1-12-10-tln '' MWil•'"' UPHOLSTDY 113 ... s.c..d Mlllldlepert ·Hend Tufting Custom Drape• S6Yoanla~eneo 614·..1·2111 Wa loy What Wa Do. We Oo Whet We lay. 10-lt-1 1110. 205 N. S.Con4 Streat .DDlEPOIT, OliO 45760 . OHkt 614-992-IU6 HOME 614·992·5691 .DOmEs. \ �: · -'!. ' · ;. : • ·r •.• 1 r ~ ,. • t ~ r ~ ~ .· ·" :r .- • •. v • 1o-The Daily SeMinal • • ., -CoiTn IIIII Daug .,._. .., ... nn. 1P" ,._, ... 11,100. - 22 Mol.., to Loin 42 Mobile Holilel -IYIIAIL ,U plo.,GIOin72-W. ~ ""' got • lllanollft Z . lA PlfiiiiiJ tum'M, .... . I . _ ........ ,••• n. b · GOLD CIIIDIT CAIID, - ~ , 1• • , .. Janu.-y .31, 1991 ____ ..... "-' . , -· 1---· ... • IJ =='10~::= = =.-.. . . - 11 Pomtroy-Middeport. Ohio ~nclillenll . AI)OP!IDII 3 , . fd IIIC UIICL'IllCilt S ' L ' rorRerit , .. UT 'N' CAJLYLEII !1Y .1Mry Wr!Pt 11 .., ""' -·loft. • •.. . .... .. ...-·., 31 • . THURS., JAN: ·-~~ " I .. -• -'+"" •• " (1) • • • • '· C!wloteln~Q S.2-1c- • .,. oOno . ... . ' BL~.'i-." ·. a•'•~ AU. 11M SAVING IS TI.IERE'S A . .IT fi'J. .ly Tl. L.!" 1.,__.._.._....J.__.__, r!•. - wllrltl T.._ Wl10 SAVS 'I'OU'Re TJ.IE CUTEST'? P055181LIT'I' TI-IAT SOMEDAV Lll=E ON -rn1s PLANET WILL CEASE TO EXIST•.. I)OurHouMQ . 1:05 ()) llovMy IIIN INrt ONICtes~•n•wa 1:30;• 1Ji Alillotl (J) S.:Z.1 c.... I. 8 !.r.·~Q . 1:111 ()) Andr Clllllllh of~•wtlo Nea... lawL . II.!S:!-!'b . • l ·ca1111 lnbrtllrl 8 II I ,..,1111 7:05())HappJ~ (I) ................ 1N10~--Io, · tool IIOar U111, I!,HI (I) . . . . . . . . , . . . , •••an e,t 1414144 ....... Wtt.,.. HARDY OUTSIDE WOOD BURNING HEATER WITH INSIDE THERMOSTAT __ __ (PATENTED) uo. .., -··-""- - Ploloonl, .. lui ... T....... ~...... blnlo, ........... 1-ft:h ..... - "'* ,..._.-.~ ... IJIIIIII I: I ,P''''I •I VICKER'S WOOD HEATING 1\(\.., :1111 .....1o1-.ljlploho,WY- ~·• wa~ .....,.,._. 11. · ..... • AI . . . . Cllll . _....... ~--DIIT ... Speclollllng In Automatic Tronamloolonl, Brekoa, Tuneup, 011 Chongo, ClutahRollllr. ' FREE ESTIMATES 8Yeora&porlen .. oQulllhy Work •Frw Elltlmoto1 eearp.t Hite flit Dry ~- rm. oHigh Gloa on! Tile Floor flnllh 992·5517 •tUWIS,Ow11. 1, . . . . Oil. Mlrllrn We- - · AII/I'II - . E l l -~~~ ..... 7.2.000 ...... - 57 11110 ..4 liLT LlriM, AIIIFII cuune. pe. lib. ,.,.. MusiCal . Rentals 41 Houeaa for Rent 1 lA ponlollv liwn'ld In thlelty. r ,,...._at .. . ~ -77NIIt. 2 Hdraom home In N• HaVIll, WY. 2 bid,_ In llorllonl, dopcell -"'Il, " - ond out• bUikll,..., 304-IINCM. ....... Or •• Pldlllp. Ufl1 APPUANCE SilVIa "t·SJJS or ........ tiS-3561 acr..r... r..tOHice ...,.,,OliO :117 L s-.111. 81 Fanri Equlprnant 111 MF DtoiOI :rract~,IIIIO; IIF ..,11110; IlliG ~~·OW,. Will s.-~~v, ll'IOiar ond 12hp, ID" out lluOh Hoa, 11u ,_, 110 Hoyblne Holltnd 213 ,Rd.,Ja:l•wt,OH.IM211-1M4. Jlm.. ~"';~441f!. 31, -,_..,. ,_a,_._ Buy, )VIM - I lm~~~emtn~o. . . _ , ......... line, Ill. -· -hid -. r7. 1171Chnr,t_....,_ ......... I .. ..... ,,.,.. I a.tlul'tta Babel argue liter m1klng a elate with lhl 11me men. Stereo. II). 7 .. i soOd . - . tt,IIIO.IOMlNtlll. ' 11113 Cl!evr 112 ton 4 WD, 4 IIJII!., -~- w• Qr~rtrl'l Fn Hellei' ...,_II a (I) quarterback In o lawauH f~ll2j-~~:;~~= : 1111 .........)> on.- ' . lllloe~ Eddlo ...... 1- ' 76 ·--· .' en-. '>"&6.H .•. r r::t::lNir ' Auto Parte & AcceiiCH'ite LIKE EATIN6 IT,MUCH .. . ~ DIC!OPPI~ 'WINJXMION PEOPLE. i lullweiMr ...._ Calrp ........ • Lany King Llvel . !2l • Wlnp While 1n ·tracllon, Joe lela Brian run tho airline. SlereO. Q e:• . Serv1ces Antiquo form ...... :104·773118111. ' a a• 111 81 -,. . ---Col-,. ............ D'!4. .()DD'f II WATEAPRODPINQ Unoondltltnll ....._ ~ Ht:KE COMES .... &...I ...... • .............. SOldier. Steroo. Q (J).._ A SHDIE .... . 0aocr ....... Bobby eoc:ldentllly burna down Ga_yle 'o oportment. StlfiO. Q · · 10:00 (J) e 0 L.A. Law Van . ·O...n facau mllltery tribunal wttan ahe clalencll a BARNEY (I) lll.PIPil111--.lllllllmlllll Live ltiDf II ~., Stereo. Q (l)lyoe on Ill Pttae: Arnotlca'l Chi Rl\illll YHrl illnderl'lnt . a • ICnola Llltdin\i . Mack end Klflfl look tor the 111 - mlitrMIM Jllon .. J;J De ....T..., TJte Noll ....... --•uopor ... . a. ..... . . ~= ~: ~ -1ll - · O.C.L. COMPUTER SOLU170NS, INC. .. 1B CNH l,.,tlnaNftt 1D 700 Club Wilt Pit > "ON -SITE SERVICE( REPAIR .. •cuSTOM PROGRAMMING "SAI.E.S •ON ·SITE CUSTOM TRAINING Hoy For _ , Round ...... Dohooy'l - 10U. SIIING VAurY H.OFEsiiONAL BUILDING J06 JACKSON I'IKE • SUITE 101 GALU10LIS, OHIO 4UJI ,,.._. . AS'l'RO·GRAPH ····-· BERNICE BEDE OSOL C.rter'ePbiuM4 tnd-lna . ......... Transport at ron 446-6000 llllD'S CUSTOM BENDING 11 AutOI for Salt "" (Ide;; kftl •• G1'1r Mt,OIIIo 73.000 ....... txa. oond........ ,...· p.M. 11Mf1.:1411. c.-. .......... 0...-1 Our l-tlon To llh 111111 hit • lt. 241 throllgh Chllt•, 011. We lint 1m 01111 no lUll. c~~ II ll!lllnltlnM, AC, """'· 114 441 41101 ·'1177 .,. • • 2'111. c SPECIALIZING IN .... eCunom lent Exh1111t 8y•tom1 •••• ,..,. .., ..... $400 \ • 84 .. Electrical &. Refrlgll'ltlon A- ..••111.... • .!~· ·.\ •..l:l.l'!1.•••••••• ..... ~.--orlltlllro. llllllir Unnull ,, :lbtoiM, 1111. lloo4~o• ~ - . FIII.1,1M1 . Lady Luck could ha.. oome _.up lw - t o r you In the year ehMCI. aen. nto rou ..,... Clen'-1, but to w111e1t you _ . en1Hiecl. might be In Iter , _ •Complete Uno of Exllolllt Supplies •Hendllltld 1n11111 Monroe Shockl ·· Ceme ... flee VI For A Free lupeclloa aad Betl"'"te fcW'.U.Us (.Mn. 2IOoFeb. 111 Tltete ore M 614·tiS-Jt4t 1111&1 aua um 1/J/11/1 110. '• ' • connect by 1WO woman who staal Steve's v -. Slaroo . Ot.IT THE IOO.lb. """ - . II.DD por 100 ... ~ Hoy. lf!o<gon.. . Hllll, 80210 Brendon and Steve are :=:::.... a ,...__, dty . or night. · Le:aletl 0. Soffonl kll11lld. oH It, 141 (614) Qt-9416 ... 1·100·171-5961 ...,. • " - Oh. R.....IIJ eur 1-rls PRJ:T"TV &aoo a Roal "" Ouorter horon. 4 Jllr 01c1 Golding, 1 r•r old llaN, bolll hori hocl eunlng aNNm'S MOBILE HOME HEAliNG & COOLING 4726t St.lt. 241 agolnll a tabloid. SlereO. Q IZl CJl Myltli fl A man dlnppeare alter trying 10 1111 a 1f111P 10 a)oet allver mine. lulldara, 1'14432-PI.. ""' $110 - 11W4N1711. J - - · , ,.... old 0 CMMt Reboc:ca takea Woody's crtdH cordi , .anci Illes home to San Diego. Stereo. C ' AC, 1'1, Pl. AIIIFII I SIZ,IIOO.hH41 2111. Arnotlcan' Mualc lllop e 1:00 (J) 1114 CUINWokwl - . - oond, ............ 3fM.a7Wtll. 11M fll!liltr, 14.000-. • lko ,_,J_,!Ihiol drive, 11.100. ; 14' lion lrolnlng,ll14oiiiii-'IIOI. c a• ' :' Llvmock · - polo. O.poolt roqiiiNd. MO.II HOME FURNACES - HEAT PUMPS AU FUINAQ PARTS 73 Vans & 4 WD'I IJDc!r,_ Clloloe Of 13 Col ...., M,- . E-111. Iron Horae PJ!I. . . rnonlh, •• tll-1042. (J)NFIA .... . (J) Thlo 0111 Houio 111 Tile ....... "Barry lnd Julo r - ....... tho clock 10 11ve an lnnoc:en1 min. Steroo. C sPL: 2rdl'x8', ••, .... Slldlnl Door, -1140. . Unlurnlohool 2 bdrm houoo. No Now /11 !took// MTT7; ' ..... 1rtdt, 1:00'1:00 ......,... 811.1111-. . 735 · o.ooo~~. Tblnl A-... 11110/mo. StDD 114 ue :11111, 114- ' s-:;,9 .,.;.=.. QUI_... 0.. '•droom ..._, doee to 12·31 ·10·tf11 J/6/tO/Ifll IIPrlmeNia• 0 IIOVII: Tho Clmrtton Klcl Cii-.o.. ·~+-~------------ "I dkln't alk lor the palnklllerll IIIII .... lzacl the doctonulned my favorite jeans." . . I\ lnelleallonl lhlt you "'"' perMNIIy ga1n 1n _,. menn.- todriy trom • ir· rona-mont In whiCh you hid vrt llttte Input. Tltllll beCIUM you're epl to be In lhe right ..,m Ill the right II"'-· Get I 1)· jump on Hie by ,underltondlnglhe lnnuances which ~n you In lhe yeor ahead. Send tor your Aatro-Grt~P,~ p,.. dlcllona loday by moiling S 1.25 10 Aalro-Graph, c/o lhla ........... P.O. Box 81<428, C-.nd, OH 44101-3<428. Be - • to ll)ate your zoc118C eigr!. PIICEI (M. 210 rlr o1t 210) Some lrlendo with whom you'l be lnvotwd todor mighl ..... Impaired jUdgment. but you'renotllkelytoiUftertromlhemalady. Be the one who mll<eo the 1m,portont deetllona. ARIEl (....... 11-Aprtl11) The lldvonIIICIII ....,ding en embltloul•ldeevor you're ~tly 1nvc1Nc1 In .n be IX• ponded lll.tltll Urne. Cortllder the long termMwiMIItorlt..,.t•ttltlclillona. TAUIIUIIAprll210 111j 210) Conclltlona In geneto~ lie condllctvl tor pur..ua ot a IOCIII 0< recrollllonll nature tocley. Try to partlolpeta In ecllvtllll you ftnd -.ng--~ oar••...., hive--11.,... 2101 Two mettn that you COilllemllllon,.. cently look 111ca IIIey con be Mllltlic1orlly r~ toclor- Hyou give tlwntho prlorltiii!My deoMve. Put them ol .tho top ot your .... CAIICIII c.-.~Wu~J 21) You could be lhe rtolpllnt ol-very u.tut 1ntorrnetlon whiCh con..,... your'**'" llln.t-'S todor, ~· bell to keef)ll to l1obel1ton I 10::MI Cll WMI Vlr\illlle Loglltllllve youraeH, h _ ,, untM you tlgura how you wont to UM II. • LIO (.lulr 2J.Aug. 21) Your flnanc:lol proepecta look very encouroglng both lodor ,_,.ow. It lllete II lhlngprollhlbllyou'rUtlempllnglodo. try Ia kelP H In ttMI time trMII. VIIIGO (Aug. 2J.Iopt. 21)1n your group lnvot-11 tod8y, your .,..a nile• ly 1o look 1o you to tll<elhe 111ct lngcrlllelllnat-otm<rtuolooo-n. ·ae reed)t to charge Into the bruch. UIRA (&ept. 2J.Ool. 21) A protlteble, .,....,_, could deulop tor rGu Ill thllti!M through a rlllher unulliel chain ot - ' L Furtlwmoto, H - · t be roa,ons- shOrto.IMCI. ICOIIPIO (Oat. 111101. 21) Two , frllnde ot youro .,. pulllltg' tor you Ill thlo time; .tiler .,. 111111011 • -~ 10 -you gel _,_...lor whiCh you've been hOPiiiO M you n. YOIJI pceelbllltlellook= . · IAGirT (Nor. 2J Dell 11) Tho oc(cll mey . . , _ .t o be 111 I •• you todo,, but IIIII II • dllllortoil picture. H · you;re.......,.- dooloin•lld. your cllonc* tO<.. I 101 PCIIiltt, CAI'FICOM (Dee. a ...... 11) Tlke the lolttrt•.. wllw olthkiQIIodey In..... allhelmmllllle tuma trom ptw.lmplln,.tled now ono ~ely t o - at alaltr date. e -.GNIIIIr,. :'C:ak811dc:tt.. 10:31()) NIA IMkelllrl n:oottre Cll '<lle • a• ONawl • (J) Nlaltt Coul1 Q (l)NIWIWI...i II). Anlnlo Hill &.r.o. Q 11J PQA 01111 AT&T PWIIIe BMc:ll Ndonal Pro-Am, 111 round trom Mottt.-ey, Colli. (R) .On ..... a 1uc1 ue Dot. ...1... 8 Mal\.llflrll · , I ••• and Mrt.ltlltf 8 11:11i:.,_O T04tlgllt . . . (J) Clltolllloty CD Jolin II lm ....... Ono z.:a.:.L. •••rlol l ... ' " -. ... '. ' I!.A8T .JtQU . 81tf7S ' •••• • a-. •••u .,. .AQIOU SOVTII - .AJU 8AQ5 special procea of wbat might pus for tlloupt. '· "Let'r see, • be milled. "Eut wollid not likely make a tak-t double if be bad u IIIIDy u two dlaiiiOIIdl, so be probably bu a singleton. I'll just take fint·rotmd f . _ apllllt tbe t.~D in tbe Welt lwlcl. Even if East a IID&IetGII ...-. I'll have enough tricks to make my contract.' Willy fortllwtth led a dlamoad aDd put In dummy's )act. Eut lllowed out. Willy 071 . .IJ72 Vulnerable: Nortb-South Dealer: Nortll I s. J. Rodbl. ""' SNT Allpoa '' · Nlrllt p- Bolt Dbl. .... . ' . .' i ~ : I I . I .. Openipe lead: • J now ltnlgied u well u he could and W!llllld up witll eipt lrlcu. be )lilt didn't carry It far eaoup. Of coune East Ia Ukely to be abort In dla· IIIODda, but dec.. rer can ensure bls centract if he protectaaaaiDit tbe polo libllity tbat West boldl all four dla· mODds. He sbould lead a ollamond at ' • ·- Q trick two llld play low from dummy. : Wben Eut lllowa out. dlclarer can : win tbe oat trick and n._ dum· · my's Jack' of dlemoada to mrte at : least nine trlcu. .. CROSSWORD by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS ' DOWN - 1 Top-notch 5 Bridge coups 10 Texan · dish 12 Fable · spinner 13Gas station sighls 14Larlat 15Samovar 16 Secretly 18 DJ's bribe 20 Dull routine 21 Comics 23 Wriler · Josephine 24 Gridiron kick 26Smack 1 Misbehave 2 Last nama at Tara 3 Silly fallow 4 Moose's kin 5Seaman 6 Jacob's firs! wife 7 Declares 8 Mideast houses of worship . 9 Blotchy 11 Quarantine 17 Pester 19 Possess -' 22 Schussing 30 Joplin aid song 24 Alias of 33 St1t1ly sorts , home 25 Cornered 34 Similir 27 Lemon · 35' Dressed ada to add~ive tho 37 V sound 28 In-depth axamina- · 31 Finishes 42 A Glbor tiona •• I ~- -. I • •'• • ! • ' I ..,• • .' 29 Newsman Sevareid ·31 Genetic initials 32 Evolution link 36 Busy · 39"Tha Greatest" 40 Munchhausen, for one 41 Red Square he10 43 Fb( , 44 C1ll forth 45 Looks lor 48 Balllgtr· 1nt god . I ' j J ' I } w-+-+--1 •• I ... I •I -''• l .' 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WUiy'a tblatlngwu not ail tbat bad; · (2:00) 1:05 ()) MOVIE: W. .lng Tol, lito I'IMI ~ lA) (2':30) 1:311 !2l • Dlllwont w~~r~t~ · Whitley viiHI • courtHtor about her IX·ftanCI'I , _ ldelll111. llillr;.::.llll, ,_ 1ll ln. piQwt, . delco,........ drlllo, _ , ....-- ftold ........ - ' t Fionn lloolllnlry, AI. 124 I lltYhM .......... dopaoii,Coll'::::'·"10 ..... ·On- . SlereO .. 1 - 31 IJIHIIy ....,.,. CEDAI COIISTIUCnOII 992·66•1 or IIJ....,, .... w..,.. IlZZI. - NO JOB TDO SMALL FREE ESTIMATES l . h l l r & Lrvestock lnilmll- •Remodeling 1nd Home R1p1irt •Roofing •Siding •P1Intlng and Marge temlnlsco about hlg!t-IIChool courtaltlp. · SiereO. Q rzmn Supplrcs - IIJe llllter DDAIIII\1 ........ Oowtlng . . . . lo prove the IMI'IOC:IIIC:IftCI ol a man who may be 1111 eon. SlereO. C (1) war l , _ 1n the ; Me clur Age 1 (!) Hom_ ..... Top Copo !Woo. (I) liSe Tho llmpoana Homer :~· t144~1..227, ....,. .. ·,_1 ~ Willy Nllly dlda't tllink hiJ portner would open tbe blddiJII wttlla vulaera· ble 11ft empt If be bad a bad llllt. so lllrou&h .bla owa (J)Iulia'lr. • a. a ' ,__ - r'/1!91/1 .... MJ.IUIIS ' wl- sooo ... •...... N,IDO. ~ , • ..,., 01. MICIOWAVE 0¥111 IHPAII s:oo f~~ Colbr 8ttow a . - 361 last llaln 741-2451 you F11D XLT, .. _ COb, ... IS,GIO. - ... · - · M, :u •:~ .... 4•4,-olr-111 1U101Mdo ,,..•mlrrlan, t lnltruments CAIPII CIUIIIS ·-1UP&OOICA. J>ON'T v#T 'J'tH) C./..ofl • ·I'll '.I' ov~poput..,t.TfP, fo'I'IOW. St,aao.-.-~ to 11Uf .U.IIIIn I l l - or Slblrlln Huolly . . , puppy. -111211. P.IIone (304) 57f.2255 IIIII' $ p.m. DAN'S TIAIISMISSIOII and AUTO IEPAII IIJ • Tlne'1 Campa"' 8Cillllft 7:31 ()) 8anfolclllld lon Man ttwu ,. . . . . . . . .. LOAD EVERY 12 HOU/1$ CALL .• I IIQI. MC. ...r llllloGC olio, inlnfton IDh•u a _. ,I pepper, II atvlh.I1MI'74404, .U0, bo -~~1CIOiool .... 1M haoao ': r' -lllolcoollloctloo 11113 ....... 2121. - Q Toitlght Btonoo. 1114 Chewy llo'ID ...... 4llholi drift, V.. U I II• ~ automltlo bwa: h rl:n. ..,, -.......... -......,...,-lap, ~n<--7' .......... -..-~~~~~~-­ . (J) Nlaltt Coul1 Q ~~,, .. , By Ja- Jacofly JIDPI clrl 1171 l'onli'M, 1ll fl . . . . - ~'-: Dn.FiWJIMI C.tlllrJ ........,_, 81amta· lncl Hl~n 114 ,,, 1111 J~ft•7 p.ll. ,....... oa-.tt1Mft, 2 ,..,. old, 11>Nfl'.7117. AM 1'1'*. MQ ..t.altun Av.. Ill 0 ,. "..' Corilple" lite chucklo qvoled by llllrnv In the lllllling _ . you dooelop from lllp No. 3 below. BRIDQI · and ..... King .... 1t) SCJU..M LETS ANSW11S . l· l o Ocular - Pou.nd._;_ Whisk - Sts!US - SNACK My neighbor was watching me do some light aerobics. "I started to exercise," she sighed, "but Iliad to store my exercise bike in lhe basemen! because it got in the way of my SNACK trays. • ~~L.~"Q 7:30(2). 6 UNSCRAMILE LETTERS TO GET ANSWER · • 7:00~~0 WltMI of 8•=·- I 1I I I PRINT NUMIEREO LETTERS IN THESE SQUARES as,:&..... (J)I . ........,. ""' very . thing about experience is that when you don't have mucn , you're apt to ·- 1 - . (: E T T E 0 C IIIII ~M:.,.._Q -· ~. ·- "'' i I!V!NtNO • I 4 The Viewing Ir '. ' :TelevisiQn · abllr Dlh•lbell..-..CIIII 114:MII. . olorl,..... I 1IOIIZIDDIO --~-­ . Ohio 1· 1111 aJ ~ tt.III&J14t411trl • Autoe for Sele ·'/ / I j Y......,'a c.,peo••ote: THE PLAYER ENVIES ONLY 1'HE PLAYER; THE POET ENVIES ONLY THE POET. - WIUIAM HAZLm , \ \ . ~ ' ' • �' \ -.... . t'' '• .. • "· . ,.. . " ' .·~ '. . • .. 31 1991' Ohio , · AndetiOR '.I Febtustg .Ssle . ' Ohio ·wttery . MSU.hands Buckeyes first loss · ,. All ~hirlpool and. Roper Appliances Are Reduced. ·H•re Are Just A·Few Of the Fantastic.Values· . During Our••••. . Pick-3: 479 Pick4: 0680 Cards: 4-H; A..C; 5-D; lO-S • ' APPLIANCE SALE! VDI.41, ND.198 Copyrighted 1991 GAS RANGE •••••••••••••••• Sale S2 7·9$ 30" WHn£-SElF-(LEANiNG OVEN • .. ELECTRIC RANGE ••••••••• Sale SehoOis. An · open boUse wiD be held on Tbarsdlly, Feb. 7, from fi to 9 p.m. at Meigs High and a spe~:lallnvltatlon Is Issued to stndenls wlao are considering vocaUonal ams as well as tbelt' JIB!'eDts. lfere Missy cb styles Alnber Eblin's hair. · COSMETOLOGY • Stndellbl ia tbe COli· metology cllue8 pracUce oo each o.tber as they learn tbe various skills required •o become a lkeUed COSIIletokJii&t. The vocatio.pal PfDKI'IIMS · . at Meip High Seliool are open to. janio.rs ~d • _senio.n o.1 Eastern, Meigs and Southern High 30" WHn£-SOLID ELEMENTS Baby shower held . anet Life was honored recently with a baby .1,shower at the ML work rapidly and efficienlly while standing on their feet for long periods of time, so that is a factor to be considered al!;O. In the .two year program srudents spend three hOurs daily in super- • vised worlc on fcUow students and later in the program aclllally work: on customers. An additional hour and a half eaeh day is devilled to concepu and underslllldinK in a wide range of fields, such as bacteriology, anatomy, physiology and business management. After getting 1500 hOurs of insttuction, students can take the examination of the State Board of Cosmetology and upon passage arc issued their licenses and arc all set to go onto the job marlreL becoming licensed, After 499 Memben of the Racine Emer· geney squad bave covered a huge evergreen tree at tbe firehouse wltb at least 1,000 red, white and blue rlbboas as part of their preparatloas for Satnrday's . support march tbroullh the vlllaae. 011e member o.t tbe squid, Dlon Jciaes, Is currenOy serving In tbe war as an Army Medk:, and U.e busband of aao.tber, Keith Cwk, Is .. . serving In tle Anay Infantry. • ·. In addition to decoraUn1 tbe tree pictured bere DD Tbnrsdlly, tbe pvup placed lap and ribbons (both ·red, White and blne oDes and yeUow o.nes) aa fences, poles and shrubbery tHoughout tbe viUJIIe. Tbe plll'llde, which Is beiJII or· 11anizecl to bo.IID.l' and support tbe troops servinll In tbe Gulf War, will begin at 1 p.m., with tbe lineup scheduled for 12:30 p.m. A short program at Southern IJigb School is also on slate folio.wlng the parade. For more lntonnaUon about partlcipaUng, call Bea Cornell at $ . _ 339 SUPER CAPACITY, 5 CYCLE $ 2 SPEED WASHER ••••••• Sale 439 MANY FEATURES, GREAT. VALUE, BUILT-~ · DISHWASHER .............. Sale 269 S·CYCLE WASHER ••••••• Sale may students also enter related fields such as make-up specialist, color technician, and manicurist. An PJlCII ~~as been planned for Thwsday, Feb. 7 at Meigs High School frOm 6 .to 9 p.m. so that parents and sophomore sbldents can look at the voc.ational ~· That evening sctivities will be taking place in all of the vocational areas so that actual wollt can be viewed by the visitors. Teachers will be available to answer questions and alUIIIICIOIS will be there to confer with parents and students. In the cafeleria the Meigs Band will be serving a homemade · chicken and noodle dinner. The cost is $3. Sel"iog will begin at 5 p.m. house FROST-FREE 14'CU. FT. . . . $ 5 19 20 CU. FT. SIDE-BY -SIDE $ · REFRIGERATOR ............ Sale 879 REFRIGERATOR ............·Sale . Hennon Fellowship Hall. Hostesses for the event were Paula Life, Edna Housdlolder, Mindy . HiD, Linda Boggs and Janice Pullins. ' Attending were Janice Pullins • Hope "Baptist Chorch, 570 Grant and Roberta. Edna Householda St., Middleport, will be holding a and Sarah, Linda Boggs, Nina San- marriage enrichment class for all ders, Janie Fitch and Brandon, area residents on Feb. 11-1 S from · • Ruby Brewer,, June Ridenour and 7-8:30 p.m. The class is designed to im~ve Janet Pam Buckley and Daniel, Juanita Spencer, Ida Boggs. Edna the quality of marriage. It IS for Life, Mindy Hill, Patty I:ife, Karen both strOng and WQk marriages. Werry, Paula Life, Rosemary There is no. cost to. enroU or take Keller, Barbara Tripp, Staef L. the coune. but pre,registratiCJI is Tripp. JUIIIIilll Will, Julia Wil and needed in order to plan for the Donna LaComb. · Sending gifts were Betty Harris, Sheila Rach and family, Mary Jane Talbott and Betsy Harold, Macel, 94!1-~. Marriage enrichment class set Mara!yn, Carolyn Barton, Liz mnownof~dym~s~~ The teacher of the class will be Clitfonl Coleman, area misSionary of the Scioto Valley Southern Baptist Association and former Middleport residenL He has taught Christian life c~ for Boyce Bible College of Ashland, Ky. For registration call Mrs. Bron Williams at 992-3015. ClACCiflfD AM~ Up- ton, Cheryl Mansky, Jenny inc! Jes· sica Parter, Patty Pickens, Betty Gaul, DiaJie. Buctley and family, Nita Jean Riu:hie, Dd-eah Sanden. Darlene. Buckley, DoUy Hill and Connie ConnoUy. STORAGE CABINETS ALL · SALE ·sTEEL CHINA DELUXE CABINET PANTRY fll THE - .,. 992-2156 •Extra Kitchen Storage •Sliding Glaas tiWork Area SALE $169 BASE CABINETS MKARTA@ WORIITOP SALE $13·9 Area a •Maximum Capacity ' $139 S129 • CARPET SALE. SYLVANIA . ' TV SPECIALS 19 INCH REMOTE .. I'vt betn lucky tnough to hilvc That's nor possiMe, of coufse. But you ca, work with b.lnkers who spend all their rime doing what's~~ for you. Like rhe people at Cm1ral Trusr. People commined ro . gi\·ing you prodocts'and services with diRinct advamagcs. They can makr a n::al financial diff~rmce in your life. And g1vt you the winning·edge. years. Whether it was in high school. N. Arinapolis. Or for tht Dallas Cowboys. · lkn I didn't do it alone.lt rook tcilmwork. That's why I listened when my coach scm in a play. Or a m:civer 1okJ me he'could bear his man deep. Jus.t like I listen today when my Central Trust banktrtells ·mt I .t.ould handle my financ" ~iff<mnly. •. · Ill tMllllmN lllll EXP£11TS. Ewty~hing was a lor simpler 'wht:n I was'growin& up in Ohio. Narunlly, all of that ha• chang«!. E•p<cially wh<n tt comts to banking. Today. dte only wlily to keep up with all rht.changing financi;~l options is to bet:omc a ful~·dme banker. MAYBE IT'Slii:RIIACIW& ... RWai.IIE. I lfyou'n:: finding ir more difficult to cope with all the pn::Ssum and options in your financial life. maybe you just hawn't found du: I \ II{ \I right bank. But that's easy ro·wlve. II·: I 'I Ju~tcall or srop by a.ny Cenml Trust offkc. It won't take)OO long ro find our what I've known for a long timt. When )"'t..'te teamed up with Central 1 Trust. you just can't bt btat. SALE •100% Olefin $ S 99 SQ. ,YD. ...lellool .,... Dlrtrt Gluo •FHA Approved SCULPTURED CARPEl • ·•Elccellent Color .SelectiOn SALE .., ..1114 With t/16 Pod •Medium Gouge Loopo •11 Colon •SoOtchprd s' SQ. YD. ..,lellool - Dlrort Gluo USX, Steelworkers c~ntinue talks •D= Rich Suonv· Sq. Yt ...tatlool Wllh 9116 Poololl111 •12 Colqra ..ANDERSON'S. FUINRUII, APPUANCIS, TV'S, FLOOI COYIIING 992-3671 DOWNtOWN PO.IOJ · CENTRAL TRlSf - APNCBANK .' •I ! • GOD ILESS OUI MIN AND WOMEN 0 '' '' • ' .. ' . ' By LEON DANIEL Chief Correspondent United Press International Allied warplanes Friday bombed a 10-mtle·lorig Iraqi ,armored convoy massing In southern Kuwait, and the U.S. Marines were Investigating whether 11 of their meil who died In recent ground fighting were victims of friendly fire. . Meanwhile, new ground f!gl\1· lng broke out between U.S. Marines and Iraqi troops after enemy tanks crossed from occupied Kuwait Into Saudi Arabia about 50 miles west of the Persian GuU, and some Iraq! snipers were holding out In the Saudi border town of AI Khafj! even though allled troops had retaken !t. · Hundreds of Iraqi tanks, armored personnel carriers and truck$ were on the move In an apparent effort to resupply troops In occupied Kuwait, according to press pool reports from aiUed positions near the Saudi- Kuwaiti border. "Roughly 800 to 1,000 vehicles are moving now In columns, In small groups, In convoys," said Brll:lsh Lt. CoL Dick "Snake" White, the commander of a squadron of Harrier atta~k jets. · Allied warplane&. Including U.S. B·52 bombers, pounded the Iraqi· ilrll)ored column, destroyIng more than 100 tanks, the pool reports said. "There is a significant enemy force that Is attempting to mass · 'ttself north of the (Saudi- Two Local 5668 members injured $131!. BERBER CARPET $. 25 INCH REMOTE ALE 129 9 CONSOLE :COLOR T~LE $499 PLUSH CARPET ' ·$ 1899 =~~. :.=. . SALE . COLOR T~L~ ''A lOT~ CIWm SINCE TIIJSE $2 84. .. ~!~~! LOOP CARPET >Nylon Pile •12 Ft. Wide . New stage planned at Diles'Park WARDROBE SALE 26 Cents A Multimedia Inc. N&Wipaper Allied- warplanes bomb Iraqi troops JACKSONVU.LE, N.C. (UPI) - President Bush, on a whirl· w!ild tour of Southern military Installations, said Friday the professionalism and Sacrifice of Marines In the Persian GuU "will end the nightmare" of Iraq's occupation of Kuwait. Speaking In an open-ended hangar at Cherry Point Marine Corps Air Station In Jacksonville, N.C., Bush told friends and fa mUles of Marines serving In the gulf war, "My report to you Ways to finance the constrUction intereSted in seeinjl the sta~e con· spend some money with the local today Is: We are on course; we or a 2S by 35 foot con~te stage at sttucted and agreed to assist 1f there merchants. are on schedule and things go Uwter membership in the or- well."' Diles Pad: were discussed at a remains a need when the time com- · jlanization was closed at the m~t­ meeting of the Middleport Com- es to get the wodt started. "Day -by day, night by night, mg at 49. Regular memberships Iraq's capacity to wage war Is , munity AsSQCiatiQn Thwsday night Gilmore said that the goal is to at Middlepott Village Hall. have the stage completed before the remain open and any business, or- being systematically des As a first project a sweelhean annual Fourth of July celebration. jlanization tJr individual interested troyed." Bush said, adding, "and dance .was set for Friday, Feb. IS, The plan. he said, is to begin;a one- tn community development is en- our Investment, our traln.lng and at the American Legion Annex on night-a-week enterllllllment couraged to join. planning are paying off." with the group Meeting Mill Street. Tickets for the dance program at the park to dmw people · The trip, theflrstventureoutof went on sale today at . Vaughan's mto the community. Busmesses Thursday evening was Elizabeth town for the president since executive direc· allied forces attacked Iraq Jan. Cardinal, VIdeo Thuch, Dottie Thr· will be encowaged to · stay open. Schaad, ner Realty, and Fruth Pharmacy. The ultimate goal, Gilmore said, tor/development director of the 17, will . take 'Bush next to Tbe ticket cost is $8 for singles will be that those coming into town Meigs County Chamber of Com- Seymour Johnson Air Force and $15 for couples if purchased in 10 enjoy the entenainment will merce. Base In Goldsboi'Q, N.C ., before a advance, or. $10 per person at the final swing to Fort Stewart In ·cka. Music will be provided by the Georgia. Crossover Band from . 8 p.m.' to Interrupted several times by midJ\ighL West of Cotloud cheers from · the several Ravenswood and. Earl 'IWo members of Local 5668 tageville received minor injuries af. thousand people 'gathered In the -As for lhe stage which is plan· were injlJfed Wednesday evening ter roofing nails and jack ·rocks cold hangar, Bush praised the nCd.Bob Gilmore, presi~t, noted around 7: I 0 p.m. while manning a were thown at their station. Marines' service In the 16-daytliat bids are cJMenlly be1ng accep- watch station 'at the miol) hall outComer said !here were no leads . old war. "Their professionalism t«~. At this week's meeting of Mid- . side or Ravenswood. . According to Trooper Mike as or this time. t\ccording to a · and sacrifice will end the nightdleport Village Council. Gilmore asked for support from the village . Comer of the Jackson County union spokesman. the incident took mare- I'm absolutely corlf!dent While there was no financial com· Detachment of the WV State place during a shift change at .the BeiUiy Long of RAC. mitment, Gilmore said officials are Police, e& Large Storage SALE 2 Soctiono, 14 Pagoo 1, 1991 Kuwait!) border," a Pentagon official said. "We are, and have been, engaging them with air strikes with some considerable magn!tud~. "While I'm not In a 'poslt!on to . assess the damage we're Inflict· lng on them, It Is a textbook case of Why one tries to establish air superiority In the · battlefield," the Pentagon official said. Lt. Col. Jerry Humble, o!)era· tlons officer for the 1st U$. Marine Division. said a four· member team was Investigating whether some of the 11 Marines killed In ground fighting Ia te Tuesday night and Wednesday morning a bout 50 miles west of AI Khafjl had been . the victims ol friendly !Ire. "We're saddened and disappointed'' at this poss!bll!ty, Hum· ble said, "but hlstqrlcally there are always casualties by friendly In close battles because It's a light for your life'. '' . Humble noted that the Marines · and Iraqis had been exchanging !Ire from as close as 25 yards at the. time the U.S. troops were killed . during a four-pronged Iraqi charge tl\at brought the heaviest ground battles of the war. The Marines killed In the border battles apparently were In two light armored vehicles destroyed by Iraqi fire, Lt. Gen. 'Thomas Kelly, director of operations for the Joint Chiefs of Staff, told a Pentagon briefing Thursday. There was renewed fighting fire ' Friday ln the same area where the 11 Marines were killed. An unspecified number of Iraqi tanks crossed from Kuwait near the Saudi village of Umm Hujul late Thursday and were met by artillery !Ire from the 1st U.S . Marine Division, a press pool report from the region said. Marine artllle~y and warplanes continued to pound sus· pected Iraq! armor positions In the area early Friday, the pool report said. Pool reports from northeast· ern Saud! Arabia said some Iraq! ~n!pers were holding out In AI Khafjl, which was retaken Thursday by Saudi and Qatar! troops at the end of two days of the heaviest ground fighting of thP war. A ~ntagon official .had no specific Information on the snip· · ers, saying · the military was ·: focusing Its ·attention on the enemy troops massing In Kuwait. · Two U.S. soldiers, a man and a woman, were reported missing, and Iraq said It had captured an unspecified number ofU.S. soldiers durjng the ground fighting, Including women, although an Iraqi radio broadcast said they woultl be treated according to Islamic la·w , which forbids mistreatment of women. · Twelve U.S. Marines on reconnaiSsance rnlss!o'ns who were caught In AI Khafj! when the Iraqis moved In were rescued by the Saud! and Qatarl troops who recaptured the city. Bush: golf·war is 'on cotn'Se'. •Full Shelf and Hanger Bar •Enamel Brown. Finish •Full Dnwer oShelf Storage Below •Enamel Finiah won a few fO<X ball games ovtr the .Ribbons of support ELECTRIC RANGE ......... Scale 3 TEMP. • LG. CAPACITY Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, t:;---- - .. 4 75 30'.' 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Bush said It will take time and sacrifice to reach the goal of ousting Iraqi troops from Kuwait and restoring that country's leadership, "but we·wlll prevail, make no mistake about that, and when we do we will have taught a dangerous tyrant and those few who would follow In his footsteps that there Is no place for lawless aggression In this critical region and In the new world order that we seek to create." Many In the crowJ:I posed with the president, man:y of them crying and thanking him. Severa I held up T-sh!rts and Bush pointed to one, which depleted a camel with a missile In Its mouth and being hi~ on the rear with a hammer. It was Inscribed "Iraq! mobile Scud ·buster." The hangar was ablaze in color with little red, white and blue flags and yellow ribbons . Bush was visibly moved by his reception and told the crowd In closing, "I heard on. the radio . th.a t the president Is going to North Carolina to lift the morale: of tlie poeple. Let me assure you, It's the other way around after seeing this group." , In his speech, Bush mentioned those. killed or captured In the . guU war, saying, "And most of all we think of all those who have given the last full measure of devotion and I wlll always keep a place In my heart for the memories and especially tot the families of these American heroes." Following his address, the president met privately wltn a group of women, apparently relatives of Marines serving ln the gulf. : • Spotlighting . ·charge filed Two charges have been filed . against a Charleston man in Meigs County, according to Meigs County Prosecuting Auomey Steve Story. · Michael Barker of Charleston was charged with spollighting deer and the possession of deer Wednes.' day as ibe result or a cooperative effort or the West Virginia and Ohio DeparUnent of Natural Resources, Story said. ' Barker has been released on bond. According to West Virginia officials. Barker was apprehended in Mason Count~ early Wednesday morning, followmg pursuit by Ohio. otpcials. Officials reJ)orted that in::. the trUnk of his vehiCle a deer, spotlight and gun were found . Story was prohibited by respon- · sibility to answer more questions. ' Governor wants · state car use cut COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) .Gov. George Volnovlch may sharply C\lrtall the use of state : PITI'SBURGH (UPI) - NegoIn economics and benefits" dur- gaining rem.a !ns to lie done," cars by state employees as part Ing day·long talks Thursday. tiators for the United Steel· Palm said. . · of his budget cutting proposals. workers of America and the Palm said, "The extension Is a "We're finding In most cases United · States Steel d!vJslon of "But there's stm 'a long way to potential w!n,wln·try to put It all · people who have state automoijSX Corp. continued bargaining go,,; Palm said late Thursday. together." · biles, drive them to work, par~ early Friday In an effort to avert "lf what's there on the table now · them, then drive home at night,' a threatened strike. . Is what's there tomorrow night, Palm said the union Is also Volnovlch said during a medta The last·mlnute talks came ' we'll be on strike." studying USX's Thursday antour of the governor's residence Palm said the union Is pushing nouncement that It will be Issuing after the union agreed to a Thursday. 24-hour extension of contra~! for a 'pattern plus' contract, new stand·alone stock for Its Volnovlch said the Ohio Lotbargaining erroris . The union which would entail the same slj!el unit. The company has been tery Comml,Sslon has 65 em· contract with the s teelmaker had wages and benefits as other discu'sslng spinning orr Its steel ployees with state cars and most expired at 12:01 a.m. Friday. · union steel companies. operations Into a ·separate of them are equipped with Andre.w "Lefty" Palm, the Tom Ferrell, a U .S. Steel subsidiary. · celluar telephones. union's chief negotiator, said th-; spokesman, said the company As the original strike deadline ' 'There seems to be an attitude · union's negotiating committee believes the exterislorr will be passed, scores or picketers gathat money Isn't that lmpordecided to· grant the 24-hour •~constructive.,., tant," Volnovlch said. "If you thered outside one steel plant In extension because of -''progress ''However, much hard bar- Iron Mountain, Minn. save the pennies, the dollar~ take •'" care·or themselves. " The governor said he also Is · concerned about the number of cover plates on state vehicles Which do not designate that the vehicle Is state-owned. ·· . Volnovlch and his wife Janet · moved Into the governor~& man· slon a bout 10 days ago. The governor has cut the staff of 10 to five, a decision that could ·s ave more than $iOO,OOO a year. Byt he retained several starr members, Including Bobb! Wiard, the residence manager .. "I love llvlnghereverymuch," Mrs. Volnovich said. ''So far,lt's just been wonderful. It's comfortable, and It's warm. Th'e living quarters ar'e not very large, but .· they're mqre than adequate." Mrs. Vo!novlch, who makes many of her own clothes .- has picked out her sewing room and Is gelling acquainted with the kitchen. Volnovlch said things haven't changed that much, despite the move Into the new home. "I come home, we have supper, I go upstairs to my study and go to work," he said. Volnovlch admitted lie Is hav. lng a little trouble getting used to having a personal start, IncludIng one who wanted to shine his shoes. "I shine my own shoes," he said. "I shined three pairs of · shoes last night." -.~ ' - ., _ - - .._ -- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. 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