https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/348eb7b6b7468d275579a0d4ff37e73a.pdf 338bbacd5bcaf49a8bf68bc06a5378df PDF Text Text ' \ -.... . 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. 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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'.' WHITE-CERAMit TOP . $ ELECTRIC RANGE ••••••••• Sale 823 f:'' Cosmetology classes·available through Meigs High School · There was a time when Meigs County girls wanting to go into the field of cosmetology first had to fi~sh high school and !hen go 10 a city to attend beauty school. However. ibat is history-thanks to the cosmetology Jli:Ogram . at Meigs High Schoof which provides the entire ttajning program for students. eitliei girls or. bOys, who wish to become beauticians. Tbe program is open to students from all three high schools in Meigs County who bave compleled the sophomore year and feel they have some artistic sense. Of course cosmetoio.gisls must be able to $ • a1 30'! WHITE 30" WHITE -. Low tonllht In mid 20s. Sunny Saturday. High In lower :lOs. Page3 ELECTRIC RANGE.~ ••••••• Sale: S289 '-,.. ( STORE HOURS Mondey 9:30-8:00 Tueaday-Saturday · 9:30-6:00 f of that..., will end the nightmare of Iraq's. brutal occupation and ensure that Kuwait ls,once again free." 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 $iOO,OOO a year. Byt he retained several starr members, Including Bobb! Wiard, the residence manager .. "I love llvlnghereverymuch," Mrs. Volnovich said. ''So far,lt's just been wonderful. It's comfortable, and It's warm. Th'e living quarters ar'e not very large, but .· they're mqre than adequate." Mrs. Vo!novlch, who makes many of her own clothes .- has picked out her sewing room and Is gelling acquainted with the kitchen. Volnovlch said things haven't changed that much, despite the move Into the new home. "I come home, we have supper, I go upstairs to my study and go to work," he said. Volnovlch admitted lie Is hav. lng a little trouble getting used to having a personal start, IncludIng one who wanted to shine his shoes. "I shine my own shoes," he said. "I shined three pairs of · shoes last night." -.~ ' - ., _ - - .._ -- �The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 PO!Tla'oy.,...Middleport, .Ohio s• Commentary ' . . • it' • . DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS Of THE MI!3GS·MASON &REA .; ~ms:~ q,~ . r'T"\-..L--r"'l ~c=t·-=" ROBERT L. WINGETT Publlsber ' . ' • CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Mal!afl!r PAT WHITEHEAD . A!ISistanl Publloher/Controller A MEMBER'o!The United Press Jnternat,lonal, Inland Dally Press Association and the American Newspaper Publishers _Assbclatlon. LETTER$ OF OPINION are welcome. Tbey should be less II)an 300 words tong. AU letters are subj.ect to editing and must be signed with name, address ana telephone number. No unsigned letters wlll be published. Lettersshould be In good taste, addressing Issues, not peuonall· ties. Oil spill brings another·of · war's absurdities to surface II I' By LEON DANmL UPI Chief Correspondent · DHARAN, Saudi Arabia - By dumping mUiions of barrels of Kuwait 's oil into the Persian GuH, accused war crlmtnal Saddam Hussein has been booked by the United States on an additional charge of "environmental terrorism." · It Is one of the absurdities of war for the United States to suggest tha t threatening the gulf's wildlife Is somehow more heinous than kUling people with bombs. · . ' It also Is absurd .to single out ·the Iraqi tyrant's Scud .misslle a · "terrorist weapon" simply because 1t Is Inaccurate and therefore kills Innocents. All weapons of war terrorize. None of them has yet been programmed to distinguish between good arid evil human targets. It Is fatuous to talk of "surgical strikes," ' Impossibly neat operations that somehow remove only c;ombatants and never kill babies. Like all wars, this one Is rife with such absurdities . For example, Saddam raped, pillaged and virtually destroyed Kuwait because he coveted theoU-rich emirate. The completion ofthe destruction of Kuwait could coincide with the forcibleexp!llslon of the invaders by a massive allied force. •, · The tragedy of Kuwait Is reminiscent of the conclusion of . the American colonel whose soldiers leveled a Cambodian village. "We had to des troy the village to save It," the colonel explained absurdly. In this war, some particularly bizarre absurdities abound. American women are digging figh't!ng holes In a desert kingdom that treats ,fetnales like chattel. Some youngsters who may soon die have only .the foggiest notion of why they are here. . One grunt Indica ted he was In the desert because Saddam "has a l bad· ass attitude." . One of the more disgusting absurdities of the Gulf War is the way the Bush administration manages the news coverage of it. The Pentagon uses the media as just.another weapon .ln Its arsenal . With an elaborate system of media pools and censorship, the brass has the potential to make Itself look good and cover up Its mistakes. A segment of the press already has surrendered, collaborating docilely with their 'military mlnders In a sorry spectacle that resembles what shrinks call ·the Stockholm Syndrome. On this date ' In history: . " ' In 1790:' the Supreme Court of the United States convened In New York City for Its first session. . · In 1968, the communist' Viet Cong began a major offensive of the Vietnam War with a fierce attack on the ·South Vietnamese city of Hue. · Berry's World • · Friday, Februay 1, 1991 WASHINGTON - Pentagon Islamic court for 'cnmes against decress, calling · Saddam "an spokesmen swear that Saddam Allah. The penalty Is death '.by enell\Y"Of God.'' Sheik Abdulazlz bin Abdulla Huiseln ~not one of their targets beheading. But first they have to bin Baz, a blind cleric In his 70s. In Iraq. That's true. The U.S. catch him, or hope that be falls government would not be so Into allied hands at the end ott he heads the Council of Ulema. He ruled In the fa twa that '_'The jihad crude as to bomb Sadd!lm Into war. . (holy war) ' that Is taking place · oblivion and make a martyr o11t For security reasons, our sour· ·• ot him. · · ces· declined to Identity the two today against -the enemy ot Gqd, Instead, · the · current see ret · groups.who wUI, or already have Saddam, the ruler of Iraq, Is a U.S. plan Is to Jet Saudi Arabia Infiltrated Iraq .using Iraql ·dou· legitlmate jihad on the part of take care of Saddatn - to kidnap llle agents cultivated over the Moslems and those assisting him and then lop oft his head, last five months. But a · close them." In an unusual move, he added a request for Allah's according to Islamic law that working ·relationship between blessings . on tlie non-Mosle.ms other ~rab .nations would find the CIA and tbe Saudi spy agency hard to dispute. Is key to the plan. Involved In the confilct. Bin Baz further decreed that Central Intelligence Agency The plot Is not a pipe dream. and other Bush administration "We believe we ha'(e a better . Saddam has " wrongly trans· sources have told us that all the than even chance .of succeeding gressed and committed aggres· . talk about putting Saddam on In the next month,',' one of the key slon against and Invaded a peaceful country." It was not just trlalfor "war crimes," Is not the · officials kliowledgeabie about wartime propaganda, hut It was real plap that has been agreed to · tbe pll;ln told us. The gJ'9undwork has .already the tlrst step In an Islamic legal by u ,S. oftlclals .. · TheClA and security services. been laid · publicly, ·but went .process to bring Saddam 1(1 trial. ot two frlen(lly Arab countries largely unnqtlced by the W"stern The fatwa tell short of calling for Saddam's death, but soprces tell Instead are' In the process of media. On Jan. 16, the elderly us ihat will be the next step If planning -the kidnapping, which man who Is Saudi Arabia's Saddam Is captured. , would be followed by a by·the· highest r-eligiouS' authority, books trial of Saddam In an Issued a "tatwa," or religious If convicted, Saddam would be WID:" • Jack Anderson sentenced to die by beheading In a public square, probably In Riyadh. 1M If tbe Saudis wanted to do It up big, tltey would take him to the hofy .city ~~ Mecca. Public execution ts required by law, but t!le Saudis probably would prevent · crowds from gathering.• . r1 To the Saudis, belfeadlngs are neither gruesome nor abhorrent . On the average, over the -last several years, they have be· headed about one . crlll!lnal a week. The executions take place In the city where the crlme was committed In the main sq11are next to the chief mosque after regular' Friday prayers. ·.· In Riyadh, the tipoff to anyone who wants to watch Is the presence of a black pollee truck and an ambulance In tbe square. For ihe Saudis,' the practice Is no more barbaric than a firing squad or electric chair. ' ~ <A·~).~~~\• • ' BLOCK ATTEMPT FAWI- Ohio State's Jim \ Jackson tries lo blook Mike Peplo.,...l's pus In · first ball aclloa at th~ Bresllll Center In East Lansing Thursday. MSJ,J downed the .Buckeyes 75-8lla Blg10 hardwood action. (UPI) · ' Boys ratings ' COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!)- This week's United Press International Ohio High Schocl Board o!COachE!I' '' ''" 1. boys basketball ratings (with first place votes an,d won-lost reco~ 1n parentheses): '\ Division I . Po18t1 1. Barbertoo 121) 115-0) ........... 247 2. Beavercreek (4) (14-1) ......... 217 3. Cantm McKinley (13-3) ....... 174 4. WChesler Lakota (1)151 . 5. Oeve VA·St. Jo,.ph (13-4) ... 147 6. Massillon PerJY (13-11 ........... 60 7. Warren Harding (11·2) ......... ..72 Toledo St. Franclo (11·3) ....... 72 9. Toledo Waite (13-21 ................ 54 JO:Upper Arllngtoo (15-1) ..........39 Team . '• :· • ' Cuyahoga Falls (12-1) ........... 39 . Second nine: 12.Laa:caaterllj 13. Lima Senior 29: 14. Cinclnnatl Withrow 26; 15. Shaker Hellhls21; 16. Findlay 14; 17. Mansfield Senior 18. C<>lwnbus Ea1bnoor 10; 19. Cincinnati St. Xavier 9; 20. Ellda8. · 11; Dl¥1110. U Team • ••• Democracy makes waves in Palau I respect the matal system and In considering the unique status _ A:I!itcWes~{n ~sa~~t~:~~ "faa samoa"- the traditional of Palau, an archipelago of more But' changing the coristltutlon u po Y 11 · Samoan way of life The coun· than 200 Islands (only 13 of which · requires a 75 percent plurality~er.et t~d~y Ju~t as w~s~hen ~~: try's head of state (';0 Je Ao o Ie are Inhabited) that Is the last an extraordinarily hlgb level 0 rs y~es ans arr. v mo Malo") always . has been and remaining· trust territory estab· never attained even though the ago.chiefs Only and the almost certa1n1y w 111 .con tin ue to · lisbed by the United · Nations repeated plebiscites always ha'le than 2,500- years "matal" village following World War II. produced majorities (many of be one of the four "paramount All of the other Pacific coun· them substantially In excess ot 50 other members of the centuries· chiefs" _ . the hi best ranking old aristocracy -are allowed to members o;tthe trfbal order. tries administered by the United percent) to override the nuclear paThrtlclp~te In ~:ec~l~ns. th t . Indeed tradition and tribalism States (or other major powers) ·ban. still thrl;e In the mld·Paclfi2, under U.N. trusteeship arrange· The conventional wisdom 1 e ~w s t Pll a est : · a ;~.~:;·of ;o.:;~taF~~le" ~: reglonwberethree-fourths~fthe . ments have been santed semi· holds that the United States category that Includes 13,000 of people continue to live In remote sovereignty It not co te lnde- constantly Insists upon a· new this Pacltlc Island nation's villages whose economies are pendence. In the seve years votes on the Issue because It Is 175 ,000 peopIe. Ma t a I a Iso hold ·based on subsistence agrlcul· between however, determined to force nuclear p • 1983 t and 1990, tim · virtu all all of tbe seats In the ture. The prlmary crops - · a 1au s vo ers seven es re· weaponry upon Palau. Y 1 Including taro cassava yam and jected a Compact of Free Associ· But that formulation Ignores I 11 . 1 · uni camera 1parh amen ho er coconut - h~ve tem~lned un· a lion with the United States that the refus1II of Palau's patriarchs n an espamoa c c alngte, would provide substant,tal to relinquish their traditional Western a e 1aswtev year' . chan""" ..~ for centuries · held a national referen(lum on An analysis recently prepared autonomy· control over all of the country's d I f I I East-West The United States Insists that by tbe Honolulu-based ffr a opt on o un versa su age lfl the om· ct c n t om Into land - b 'including ' property that C~nter notes that "the Pac c c pa an !!. c e would e used for military bases. and those participating In the plebiscite narrowly endorsed the I and communities are predom· force and the trust~shlp be Moreover, Palau seethes .wlth ro · sal to ant volin rights to . atly rural ... (and) communal dissolved unless Palau s voters post-tribal political rivalry 1\nd pll po ld t gr 21 grs of ge societies where relations with the strip from their 1979 constitution factionalism. Its first two elected en s otvher !yea j ated. extended family the village and ah provision that from presidents died violentlyone In a Mres oreover, e vo ers re ec • , . 11 excludes 1 · t e coun1ry a nuc ear weapons an assassination and the other a · another ballot proposition calling the clan are Important. · tor establishment of a second (The remaining one-fourth of · and ships. suicide. arllamenta chamber to which the populace has migrated to the In return for that action and the Other public oftlclals and poUt· ~nl matal rycould be elected. region's urban centers and granting of access to Palau .tor leal activists have been assasGo~er'nment officials are now sought to adapt Itself - often · military operations and faclll· sin's targets or recelvect threats kin t 1 1 with disastrous results - to the ties, the United States says the on their ilves. .Indeed, Palau Is 1 the dram wo~ ~ 1 mp emen 0· 11t 1 j casli economy Imposed upon the compact will provide $500 million more troubled than most other 1 ca region by Euroj)ean settlers.) to $1 billion worth of economic PaCific nations also struggling a c a · Y tn e w P ar~~~g~';:=~ lbcal residents stlil That background Is Important . assistance over li 50-year period. . . through a dlfflcult transition. ° 19; 15. Dayton Chamlnade- Ju- l lienne 18; 16. Younptown Rayen 16; 17.SprtngfteldKentm Ridae15; 18. Avon Lake 11; 19. MarysvDie10; 20. W-ooster Tr.Jway 9. The fog of war In the Middle East has served to obscure, to some extent, recent historic developments In !be Soviet Un·. ion. NO doubt President Gorba· chev Is grateful for that, and he may even h11ve taken deliberate · advantage of it. But the develop-ments were Inevitable In any case, and they .will keep on unfolding whether . anyone Is watching them or not. Remember that, In a dlslnte· grating polity like the Soviet Union today, basically only two pqllcles are available to the authorities: to make liberalizing concessions, or to crack down. Whichever policy Is adopted, It Is soon seen to be falling, and !be . natural Inclination Is to switch to the other policy. When that In turn begins to fall, pressure will rise to return io the first. And so · ·I What Is distinctive about Mlk· on. hall Gorbac)lev's response to his dilemma Is his exasperating The penultlmate stages of disintegration, therefore, tend to moderation. Having perceived that the Soviet Union could not have · a sort of stroboscopic quality, w111! the light of liberty survive as a tradltlonat' tyranny, he Invoked the concepts of flasblng fifst on, tben off, then on again, etc. The end result often IS . glasnost and perestroika and a · new tyranny """ as when thereby opened a fatal wound In Napoleon . put an end to the · " the old system. French Revolution, or Lenin When the avatars of POI!tical seized power after the coUapse of and economic liberty sought to the czars. '" pursue these Ideals to their logical conclusion, however, Gor· But tbe peoples or tbe Soviet Union have too recent a memory bachev held back. He was ready, of tyranny to make that a likely even eager ,•tor reform- but how · result In this case. Instead, the much reform? The enthusiasts, , acids of nationalism appear to be ' both In Russia and In tbe various eating away at !be bloated corpse ethnic republics, Insisted on ot communism, and It seems pushing ahead - whereupc)n probable that there will soon be Gorbachev cracked down. But notice how relatively mod· nearly a sc6re of nations where · tbere used ·to be only one. erate the 'crackdown bas thus far .·· Division OJ . Polata 1. West Musklngum (9) (16·0h.245 2. Bellbroolt (11) (15-0) ............ 230 3. OrrvUie 14) (14-11 ................ 213 4. Youngstown Liberty (2) (121) .. . ........................................ 171 5. Sarahsvtlle Shenandoah 15-1)126 6. Convoy Crestview (1) (12·1) 125 7. N Mlddletwn SprngOd (11 (I~) 115 8. ChMBpeake CIJ.I) .................14 9. COiooei Crawford (13-1) ......... 45 IO.Burtoo Berkshire C1f.2l .........44 Second ten: 11. Federal ...,....,. U; 12, (tiel Bellaire and Rocky River, 20 each; 14. NewLondon19: 15. Avon 18;. 16. HavUand Wayne ' 'I' { I .' '•·, I ' 1 \ '' i Trac~ 10; been, In both Lithuania and ·La tv! a (let alone elsewbere). It Is Cantm, 7 each. Division IV Teain . Palata I. St. Heiuy (221 113-0\ ............ 264 2. COlumbus Wehrlr (4) t 12·2) .231 3. Tri·Vlilage (16-01 ................. 179 4. Franklin Furll&ce G,... (I• •> ............................................ 141 5. Cln COuntJY Day (II (15-0) ~. 108 6. Kirtland (16-1) .......................92 7. Fori Lo!llmle (14-2) ...............90 8. Cedarville (13.21 .................... 63 . 9. Mansfield St. Peter's (13-2) .... &1 lO.YellowSprtnp (15·2) ............ 34 Second ten; 11. Holgate 32; 12. · West Unity Hlihop 28; 13. ttlel Lorain Catholic and Miller City, 23 each; 15.Shadyside17; 161 Liberty· .Bimtool5; 17. Ant...,rpl4; 18.Urna Catholic 12; 19. Houatcm 10; :tO. · BerliJI Hiland 9. ' I I I' I ' ''' i'I I ' l' I ' College scores 'nlu ntlay CoDes• Buk~lll R~ . llllta ' By Unllrd Preoo bterllllllooll Albany 78, Old Westbury 74 Bentley 75, St. An,.lm 57 I' "- Bostcn College 19, Notft! Dame 17 Fordham 75, Manhattan 68 Gailaudel6t, Capital 45 Hofstra 78, Cent. COnnecticut 74 OT' Holy Crw 89, COlgate 76 Howard 86, Delaware Sl. 80 lona 74, Niagara 64 L!U·Brooklyn 68, Jacksmvllle 67 La Salle~. Fairfield 66 . true, and tragic, that Innocent , t' 1 lives have been lost, quite possl· j bly at the order of local coni- · • manders. But nothing that has I happened bears comparison to t what Stalin - or for that matter • Saddam Hussein ' - would do • under similar c.lrcumstances. • · Moreover, on ·Jan. 22 Gorba' chev appeared at a b&stlly 'I organized press conference to I I deny that he was turning toward I' dictatorship, and to declare: I "The achievements of peres• ' troika, democratization and glas•• nost were and remain eternal values, which president-Ial power •'' will protect." ·. .' LOCk Hav~n 111, Domlnlcan 76 • Merrimack 118, American Jntl. l12 OT ' '~ " .... . ' ' 17. Aurora 9; 18. HealhS: 19. (tiel Frederlclclown and East l William Rusher · Team 'I •I Gorbachev wobbles in ·Soviet chaos P1tml1 I f a . Second ten: 11. LexlngtM 28: 12. . Beloit West Branch 22; 13. Cincln· nail Greenhills 20; H . Circleville I Robert Walters · . I. Kettering Aller (21) (13-~) ... 289 2. Day too Dunbar 131 113·11 ..... 257 3. Willard (5) (15-0) ................. 241 t. Pori1111..0. (3) (lf.l) .......... 21'1 5. Vennlllon (14·0) .................. 143 6. Bellelontalne (16-11 :............ 123 7. WarrensvUie Hgts (14-1) ...... 117 8. Cln Forest Park 112-2) ........... 68 9.. Columbus Unden (13-4) ..••.••• .45 IO.Van Wert (13-3) ....................29 - ~' Today in history , By United Press International Today Is Friday, Feb. 1, the 32nd day of 1991 with 333 to toUow . The moon is waning, moving toward Its last quarter. The morning stars are Mercury, Venus, Mar~ al)d Saturn. The evening star is Jupiter. .. Those born on the date are under the sign of Aquarius. They Include composer .Victor Herbert In 1859; Hattie Caraway of Arkansas, first woman elected to the Senate, In 1878; film director John Ford In 1895; actor Clark Gable In 1901; poet Langston Hughes In 1902; humorist S.J . Pe relman in 1904; cabaret singer Hildegarde ln 1906 (age 85); film and special effects director George Pal In 1908; singer Don Everly a nd rock parodlst Ray "Dr. Hook" Sawyer In 1937 (age 54); Princess Stephanie of Monaco· In 1965 (age 26); and Lisa ·Marie Presley , daughter of Elvis Presley, In 1968 (age 23). . . Will Bush ttl;,t. Saddam· ·over·to Sa~dis? <"' . 111 Couri street lllb Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio ' Tlie· Daily Sentinel Pomeroy, Oblo · P·-2-The Oaily Sea~el ' , • MiRrcordla 97, Beaver 59 Monmouth 69, Wqner 56 New Paltz 62, Mt. St. Miry 55 New Yolt Teclt 73. Yes~lva 62 NortbnsiPrn 60 WIJConaln Lutheran Col. 55 , Penn St. 66, West VIrginia 63 . Phlla. Phannacy 88, Wlimln(tm71 Qulnnlplac 100, Bryant 88 Rider 73, Lafo~tte 66 S.E. Mlu 78, Mau.·BOatcm 67 . stena 90, Canlllua 57 . soutllern Malne82, Plymouth St. 73 st. John Fisher 86, RIT 64 St. Mlcltaei'S 61, Sprlnlfleld 60 OT . Tel kyo 1'01179, Albertuo Mqnua!O ' -'~.:"" . Meigs girls win four of seven games Tulia 70, Wesleyan 69 Western COnn. 97, NY Mar:ttm.e 49 Wilkes 92, SuBQuehanna 78 Soatll Centenary 58, Mereer 51 COastal Carolina 84, NC·Ashevllle 74 . Davldam 62, Augusta !54 Florida Inti. 74, Florida AS.M 66 . Mtamt (Fll.. J 79, Northeas.t ern 63 NC.Ch111'19tle 80, 5!>ut11 Floridll 77 NE Louisiana 116, Ntcltollo St. 94 North Cardtna 90, Clemsm 77 Northwestern St. e·s, SE Louisiana 65 Soutll Carollaa 88, Tulane 80 Sletsm 110, Samtord.70 · Wake Forest 11. Wlntbrcp 48 Wls.-MUwaukee 88, Cent. Florida 87 Mltlwool · Asllland 131, Indianapolis 98 Blaclcbllm 66, MacMur!lly 52 Bradley 89, SOutllern Dltnols 87 Butler 80, Loyola (Ill.) 67 COlumbia COUeee lOll, !Jndenwood 74 . . ; Crel&htm 71, Di,inols St. 57 IBC 77, North Par~ 74 111. BenedlcUne 77, North Park 74 'iowa 78, Purdue 69 Marquette 711, Detroit 5t 1\llchlpn 66. l'iiinnesota 62 Mlchtpn St. 75,'0hloSt. 61 Mlchtpn Tech 100. Hlilodaie 98 Northern IlL 59, Eastern DI . 47 Parks 102. Weboter 100 Principia 65, Maryville6t . Rockhunt 75, Westminster 68 St. Louts 89, EvansvQle 73 Trinity Christian 82, COncordia 69 Wbmtm 82, North Central 66 Wichita St. 65, Th ila 61 William Jewell 78, Evangel 70 8outllwftt E. Texas St. 64, Texas AS.! 57 Georgia SOuthern 82, Ark.·IJttle . Rock 75 · Oklahtma City 102, Okla. Baptist 77 S. Arkansas 75, Ouacl!lta 59 Tex.·San Aalmlo 85, Georgia St. 72 , , . Weet ~ · · Ari:wna 8~ Wuhlnl!lm St. 71 Arizona St. 53, Wasilln(tm 41 BoliO St. T,!, Montana 53 ·Brigham Yo- 69, COlorado St. 52 Callfomls 83, Oregon 76 · E. Washlnl!lm 95. Northrltl&e St. 73 · Fresno St: 88, Cal-Irvine 75 · Gonzaga 70, San Dleao 64 Hawall87, Wyamln8 80 Nevada-Las Veps 88, San Jooe St. 64 ' . New Mexico 92, Air Force 55 . Paciflc 60, Santa Barbara 56 Pacific CllrlsUan 86. Cal Christian 8i Santa Claro 95, Portland 69 Stanford 86, Oregon 75 Utah 78, Texas •El Paso68 Utah St. 74, FuDertai St. 63 WeberSt. 84, Montana St. 75 This week's games Tlda Week'• • Oltlo Colletie Bufulbolllchtlltlte Br lJaMed !'rHo bterutloool • FRmAY, Filii I No aomes scheduled. . · IATtiRDAY, FEB% Eastern Michigan at Miami Toietlo at Ball State Green at Western Michigan Centllll Ml'cltlgan at Ohio U 'BowJing Kent State at Wright State V•lparalso it' Akrm Memphis State at Cincinnati Clew.! and State aiiii·CIIIcago DetnMt at Daytcm Xavier at St . Loull Younptown State at Davidaoo Northern Kentucky at Ashland Ohio Northern at John Carroll Marlelta at Heidelberg Capital at Baldwln·Wallsce · Muaklacum at Hiram Mount Union at Otterbein Aileshi!IIY (Pal at Kenyon Cue Reserve at Ohio Wesleyan Dealscm 11 Wlttenbera Earlllam (lndl at Oberlin • Blufftcn at Findlay Wllberlon:e at Lake Erie Mt vernon Nazarene at Walsh Wlirnlngtm at Maiooe Defiance at CedarVille Urbana at Ohio Dominican • ' Rio Gra'nde at TIHln Central State at Chicago State SUNDAY, FEB 3 "'ndue at Ohio Stale · Transadions Bale !>all Loa An&eies .- Signed pitcher Fernando Valenzuela to a 1-year contract; all'@ed t9 terms .with pitcher nm Crew a, tlllrd bueman Jeft HamOtG\ it.nd outfielder Stan Javier 0111-year contracts; signed reltewr Jim Gott. Milwaukee - Aclreed to terms with outfielder Mike, Felder on a 1-yeor contract. . ' · The Meigs eight grade girls team recently won four of seven gBIIII:S to raiSe !heir record to 114. The Marauders 00. Vinton· County, 'Gallipolis, 'Federal Hocking · and Wellston while losing gam~ .10 Athens, · . · NelsonviUe-York and Fedl:ral Hocking. . . In the Joss til Athens; Meigs feU behind 124 at the end of the first quarter and never recovered as Athens posted a 34-25 win behind K. Goodwin's 11 points. Amber Blackwell and Bobbie Butcher led Mei~s with eight points,. Erica Robie added four, Vanessa Compston added three. and . Billie Butcher two. • In the win over Vinton County, the Lady Marauders outscored Vin· ton 11-3'-ln the seco~d period and went on to defeat the Vikings 3i17. Blackwell Jed the way with 15 points, Bobbie Butcher added six, Vanessa Compston and Melissia Clifford added four each. and Robie two. Meigs lost on the road to Nel· sonville 30-23 despite a game high 12 points 'by Compston. Other scoreo for Meigs w~ . BiUie Butcher with five, and B1U1e Clif· . ford with three each. Meigs opened liP a 25-9 lialftime . lead and had 10 hold off • GallipoUs comebaclc attempt to defeat !he Blue Angels 34-27. Clifford led the winners with 12 points, <Billie Butcher six, Blackwell five, Com· pston four, Emily Johnson dtree and Bobbie Butcher and Robie two each. Greenlee led Gallipolis .with 15. The Marauders lost on the road to Federal Hocking 41-32. The Continued on page 4 . Tonight's games Gllllipolls at Warren Local • Logan at JackSon .Marietta at AtHens Portsmouth West at Waverly Ironton at Portsmouth Minford at Wheelersburg Federal Hocking at Alexander Meigs at Wellston Miller at Belpre Trimble - Open · Vinton at Nelsonville· York Hannan Trace at Symmes Val(ey Southern at Kyger Creek. North Gallla at l:astern Oak Hill at Southwestern Saturday's games: Gallipolis at Point Pleasant Trlmble at Chesapeake , togan at CoL St. Charles Greenfield at East Clinton Meigs at Athens Waverly at Zane Trace SPRING VAll fY CINEMA 446 4524 L------'-- " . .advantage for the Spartans. By CHVCK llLONKE UPI Sports Writer . The five quick points In tbe second half capped a 12·0 run by EAST LANSING, Mich. Michigan State Is hoping Its up· the Spartans that startlid with 58 set of third-ranked Ohio State Is seconds remaining In the first .. fl · the start of a replay of the Spar- half. . · tans' 1990 Big Ten championship Parlsb Hickman scored on a season. 9r1ve to the bucket with 58 "I hope this Is the begtnnmg'of seconds left to cut OhiQ State's something 111\e last year," said lead to 36-34. ljuckeyes Coach Junior guard Mark Montgomery, Randy Ayers was then slapped who scored 14 of his care.e r·high with a technical foul fordlsptitlng 17 points In the second half the foul call on Bill Robinson. Thursday night to . lead the . Hlckmati missed his free throw , Spartans to a 75·61 victory over but Smith sank both free tllfows the Bu~keyes, who came Into the. 011 the technical to tie the score. game unbeaten at 17·0, . Krls Weshlnskey then drUled a "We ~ent to Putdue last Y,ellr three. point goal with 16 seoonds wl th the same record and went on .. remaining to give the Spartans to win 10 straight," Montgomery the lead. said: ~ Ayers shouldered the blame steve Smith led Michigan State for the Michigan State surge. with 26 points as the Spartans "The technical was crucial Improved to 6-3 In the conference because It changed the momen· and 13·6 overall, Ohio State Is 7·1 tum of the game," Ayers admit· In the Big Ten and felllnto a tie ted. "I take full responsibility for for the league lead with Indiana. that ... I earned li." · Mark Baker paced Ohio State Heathcote agreed that the late with 14 points and Jim Jackson spurt In the first half . was finished with 12, but had only two Instrumental to the Spartans' In the second half. success. • ·''I'd like to think It's a posslbll· "Anytime you score and the lty of repeating what we did last other team doesn't It gives you a year, but we've only won one In a boost;" he said. "You could tell row," said Michigan State Coach from the way the . kids were Jud.Heathcote. "All this win does . sitting around at halftime that we Is put us In a contending.position, felt confident we could·play with but until somebody beats us, tbem and win this game." · we'll think we can win the rest." Michigan State maintained a A dunk by Dwayne StepL\ens lead of 6 to 8 points until Slllllh . and a three·pojntgoal byMorrtgo· scored on a put·back and added mety In the first 1:05 of tile · another bucket ,on a drive with second half Increased a ·39-36 7: 55 to play to extend the haiftlme lead Into a 44· 36 •· • .. Belichick ·reportedly Cleveland· candidate CLEVELAND (UPI) - New , viewed Friday and Saturday, slon. The paper also said that " .York Giants defensive coordlna .. according to the Plain Dealer. llllnois coach John Mackovic Is tor Bill Bellchlck reportedly was · Cowher Is a former Browns back In the running for the job. In Cleveland 'rhursday to Inter· player and assistant who werit til The Browns are not expected to view for the vacant Browns the Chiefs along with former make a final decision on a coach coaching job, but It appears the Browns coach Marty Scholten· before next week. , , · Browns are Interested In talking heliner In 1989. The team also Is compiling Its to several other candidates beCowher Is considered an out· Hst of 37 protect~d players under fore rnaktng a decision. standing head coaching pros· the NFV s Plan B tree agency Bejlchlck, who coordinated a pect, but the only drawback IS period. That list must be s_ubmlt· .1 Giant defense that held the San that he Is just 33. ted to the league office by 4 p.m. Francclsco 49ers to 13 points and "I'm excited about the oppor· EST Friday. the Buffalo Bills to 19 points In tunlty to sit down and talk with ' successive weeks, Is considered them," Cowher said of meeting one of the front-runners to land with the Browns. "We'll just The Daily Sentinel • the Browns. job. The other have to l\>alt and see what (llBPs IU·.. ) favorite Is Los Angeles Raiders happens." A Dlvlal• ol Multimedia, lac. quarterback coach Mike White, , Flredl.osAngelesRamsdefen· 54. Published every afternoon, Monday . slve coordlila tor Fritz Sh11rmur . Two published reports said . Interviewed tllrOUJII Friday, 111 Court St., J'o. with · !he Browns meroy, Ohto, by the Ohio Valley Pub- . Bellchlck, 38, was to be Inter· earlier this week. Shurmur was a llshlni COmpany/Multimedia, Inc., viewed Thursday. Cleveland . finalist fo~ the Br9wns job In 1989, Pumeroy, Oilto 45769, Ph. 992·2156. Second cla11 pl»ta&e paid at Pomeroy, owner Art Modell has refused to and Modell wanted to hire him, Oilto. • comment on the ongoing process but be eventually lost out to the .Member: United Preis Jntema'ttonal, of selecting a coach. . recommendation of general Inland DaUy Prets AuoclaUon and the "I have no comment ,,about manager Ernie Ac.corsl that the Ohio Newapa~li.uoclatlon. National anybody coming or golll'g, or team hire Bud Carson. ... Adwrtlltac esentatlve, Branham •• Newspappr Sa ea, 733 Third Avenue, when they were here or when "We had a nice visit, b\lt that's New York, New York 10017. they W.lll be here," Modell said. all I can say," Shurmur, 58, said J>(l!TMASTER: Senti atidr81 ch...,.. A team spokesman said Thurs· ' of his Cleveland Interview. "We to 1be Dolly Seottnel, lU COurt St., day the team would not comment just . talked In general terms -oy.Ohlo4mll. on the reports. about the joh there." 8t:JB8CIIIniON RATEII While Bellchlck and White. are One scenario could have ihe . , Carrlor ........ considered the 'two finalists, and ~Browns hiring White as coach One Weell: ................................... $1.40 several reports have said Modell with Shurmur coming In as One Month ................................. N.IO One Year ............... ..... ,............ $72.110 favors White, they are not the defensive coordinator. Before SINGLE COPY only people being Interviewed for hiring. Carson, the. Browns · PRJeli the job. . "' named Marc Trestman offensive DaUy .. :............................. ·... 25 Cents -' Kansas City defensive coordi- coordinator, a move that later SublcrlbeiJ not deslrtna.to pay the carnator BIII.-Cowher will be Inter· backfired when Carson publicly rier may remit la advance. dl~ to The Dally Sent~nel on a 3, 6 or 12 month criticized the offense and " things bull. Credit wUI be given carr'er each out of my control." Sports briefs Wftk, Shurmur said' the Browns did · No aul»crlptlons by mall pe' mltted In · CoUege not discuss the pos~lblllty of area• where home carrier aervtce ·la Pauf Westhead, who coached coming to Cleveland as a defen· avaUable. the late Loyola Marymo~n t bas· slve coordlruitor. llolllo...rlpliao ketball star Hank Gathers, has Meanwhile, the Lake County - · llotp Caul)' $19.24 . . filed a Sl million defamation suit News Herald reported lhat Mo· 13 w..u·................................. ze w..u ................. .. ............... $37.96 against the lawyer representing deU Is expected to meet with 52 w..u .................................. $74.36 the player's.fam!ly. Riehle Ph!l- Buffalo offensive coordinator · O.lolde Melp V..al)' llps; ' the lawyer for Westheaq, Ted Marchlbroda and Bills' 13 w..u .................................. $20.80 26-Weeb .................................. 1140.:10 · charked at a news conference ':defensive coordinator Walt Co· 52 Weeks ......................... ......... $75.10 that attorney Bruce Fagel of rey before making a final dec!· Beverly Hills, Calif., made malicious statements about the coach when discussing the death of Gathers. . ... Duquesne Unlverslty:s two top scorers, James Hargrove and Alan Watkins, both will bE\ out a minimum of four weeks because of stress fractures of the lett leg. Hargrove, a 6-foot-3 . junior. guard, leads the Dukes In scoring with a 14.2 per game average. Thlsls Your Last Chance To Take Advantage Of Watkins, a 6-5 ·sophomore for· Chuck Wlngetts Winter Construction Discount. 1 ward, Is second In scoring wltll a Save On Homas DeiiVBred In Mar.c~. \ 12.9 points per game average and second (n rebounding with a 5.5 per game average. ·. . :. Eastern .Michigan Unlver· slty, spurred by civil rights activists and Native American students, will abandon Its nick· name of Hurons, which the school's sports teams have car· • rled for more than 60 years. . ·. ' ' . I • • I • ' \ •' '• ' IIARGAIN MTINEES SATURD.IY & SuttOAY ' i BARGA.JN NIGHT TUESDAY . . .UAIIY 11hru 7 ' ' ».oo ~ . oo ' I FRID.IY thru THURSDAY! ..,..----..,--'~ ' Umlted Time Only • Call Wlnietts Today Chuck Wingett Bulld•ra 1 C•rol Ln., Athen• Oh .. 592-4111 or 512-3749 Houn: r - . Fn :HI Sot 1-5, ~sun & Mon • Total Eleclrlc Kitchen & Laundry Available Featuring Energy Elllclenl Heal Pumps 0............1!5 •' .• ' 'tt �, . -.- .. .' • • . •• ' · Friday, FebruiiV 1, 1991 ~Area deaths.-..,.._~Methodist Church. with Rev. Woodrow Bumett Chester Lemley officiating. ~ur- on Donald GuniQ Max•·ne Burns ,l rn.t row from left wei, ri&Jd are: Amber Blllck· JadJII SwartZ. Em0y JolmsoD. Steplwlle Davis, aDd Mlrtlul R-D. Second · Bobble Batdler, Vn row (l·r): r Complloll, Eric Roble, Me._ Clifford, Kim Haw, aacl BWe Butdter. Ablellt when p~ Will likeD Will J8Da Dalley. GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES -6 SERVICE 2(11 Condor St. she w&S preceded in drlllb by one soa, Roger Barns. dmlc ~n. three brolhcnl and one sister. · Funeral services will be held ~y a1 2 p.m. at tbc .F'JSber Funml Home. Puior Bill Lillie will officiam and burial will be in Rcynqlds CemeterY in Addison. FriCnds may call at the funclal from 2-to 4 and 7 10 9 p.m. Sunday. .· . Woodrow (Woody) Surnett 69 Ia! Will be In Reynolds Cemetery. of Route 1, Gallipolis, (Addiso~ Friends may call at the Waugh· community), died Thursday, Halley-Wood Funeral· Home Jan. 31,-1991 at Holzer Medical from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7to 9 p.m. an Center after several months of Saturday. · falllng health. · A graveside nag presentation He was bory March 2. 1921 ln.. will be made by the VFW Post Gallla County, son of the late 4464. TBruurnmeattn. . and . Stella Smith Donald H. Gunio, 48, of RutA U.S. Navy veteran of World u •• · Marl B 72 !09 land, Ohio died Wednesday, ' was a roofing · ··Locust · """'1ne SL, e Pomeroy, urns, ' died · January 30, I"" · War 11, Mr. Burnett ,.. I at the Baptist and lieatlng contractor, a n·-A· · ....... y, · ·Jan. 31 ' 199 1' at · Hospilal H in Winstori-Saleni, bo Ma 27 N.C. · ·· be t me111 r o the Gallipolis VFW Veterans Memorial Hospital. . e was m y , 1942 in Post 4464, the Moose Lodge of Pt. . Iiom Dec. 7, 1918 in Gallia New York, N.Y., son of the MarPleasant, W.Va.,atrusteeofthe County, she was lhc daughter of garet Haus Jansen of C&ndaigus, Addison Reynolds Cemetery .As- .Homer Daugherty and Anna Fowler N.Y. and lhe late PhilipS. Gunio. soclatlon . and he at-tended the Daugherty. He was a tniclc driver for Sons of ; Men's Fellowsplp Chl!fhlreBap· . · · She belongeij 10 the Christian Thunder Trucking Company of . tlst Church. He · was a life-time . BrelhetnChurchofMasol\, w. va. Ravenswood. resident of Gallja County. · Mrs. Bums is survived by her Survivors indudc his wife, : He was preceded In death by husband, Paul Bums. Pomeroy; Corena M. Gunio of Ruiland; two his Wile, Carolyn Scott Burnet tin seven daughlm, Mrs. · Lewis stepdruighters, Gloria Darlene : 1976. . . (Cheri) Rupe.. of Phoenix, Ariz., (David 1 W.) Wilkes of Rutland, • . He Is survived by twp sons, Mrs. William (Carla) McKinney of Shirley Fay (John J.) Pierotti of : Woodrow R. Burnett II of GalH· Middleport, Mrs. Donald (Sandi) Gallipolis; foqr sisters, ~ K. : poHsandJeffreyScottBurnettof van .Maire of Point Pleasant, w. · Beaham ·Of Clifton Springs, N.Y.,' Eaton; three daughters, Nlcolyn •Va., . Mrs. Edward (Paula} Elks' of Evelyn G. Dov.an of Fairport, N.Y., ; Sue Burnett of Gallipolis, Ja. Wilmington, N. c.. Mrs. Ronnie Chairlene A. Champlain of Cari, colyn ~e Darst of Cheshire and . (Jan) Roush of New Haven, w. Va., daig~.~s, Berruidette P. Thomas Qf • Laualyn Kay Burnett of Rey- Belh Birchfield who resides in Rut- Sarasota, Fla.; two broibels, Joseph . noldsburg; mother-In-law, Mrs. land wilh Tom Schoonver, Mrs. R. Gunio ofWanaw,N.Y., PhilipS . • Allie Carman of Middleport; five David (Susan) Hall of New Haven, Gunio of Sarasota; and three step; brothers, Claude, Clyde, Roliert, w. Va.; and seven sons, Gary grandchildren. · ~ Thunnan, Jr., and VInton Bur· "Buck" Bums of W!lmin.gton, N. Services will be conducted nett, all of Gallipolis; two sisters,' c., Richard Bums of Phoenix, Saturday at· 1·· p.m. at FogelSbilg' - Helen.Strickland and Mary Ann · ~., Larry Burns of EaStford, Funeral Home wilh the ·Rev. John Bowman, both of Gallipolis; and Conn., Jerry Bums of Kodiak, F. Corcoran officiating. Buriaf'will three grandchildren. . Alaska, Eddie Bums of New . foUow at Graham Cemclety. · : One brother, Morris Burnett Haven, w. Va., Michael BurnS of ; Friends may call the funeral • and one sister, RacHael Borton, Cheshire and Douglas Bums of home today between 78lld 9 p.m. prec~ed him In death . .. Pomcroi, 38 grandchildren and 15 . COlONY llll:.AIIlE ·; Funeral services will be con· great-grandchildren, and a sisler; , duct~d 2 p.m. Sunday at Addison Thelma~hoonover, Gallipolis. •IH Pomeroy, OH. · Fall 6 Winter Hours . TUESDAY THRU FRIDAY 9 A.M.·S P.M. . SAT. 9 A.M;-1 P.M. CLOSED MONDAYS : ·Ohioan among Marines killed rour Jamci . II'OWII Palterson, 55, Racine, died 'lburlday at Veterans Mcmcxill1 Holpitll. . Born in Oftat 8elld, ~ was tbc sonl11be 1are J.D. (aob) 1114 Des- sic Ardler ~- He l'rolallnt llld lOll employed carBesides his parellts he W8l penter.. He also acrvcd wilh tbc ~ in cleatb by two sislen United Stare~ Army. · and four lrolhen. • He is survived · by two sons, Graveside services will be .held Jan!ea Bleat Paaenon, New York Sunday at 3 d:i:gm. at Wtl!iin~ City, N.Y.; and "Jerry Scott Paaer- . - , ,in Wi • . , .w: v..· wt. Cern··- Group, . Good PtbriiiiJ 1 Tlrougll , . . ,.7 PEPSI ual .· Valeritine's Day Greetings Section! ,_ lo'II+WI'arllmtWIIIaO.NinlrJ lt,lNl Don't ll'liS8 your chance to -thrW eonieone _epecUll with your very own meetlllge of love. -.n•a ftllftU I' :lclltlia •Just SS.OO buys a S·line greeting' (opproxi· motely 20 words) or S3.00 buys a IS-word or less line ad: •Mail your typed or nearly hondwrir, messaHe m Valemine's itigs, care l>l this newspaper. •Yllur greeting musr be re~ cei.ved by Monday. Feb. (~ •All greetings will be published in a sp~ciol section on Valentine's Doy, Fe· ·. bruary 14th. • 992-2156 EXAMPLES OF SIZES AND PRICES: 1 INCH AD ... 'S.Do 1888 PONT.IAC GRAND AM LE, N1101 Black, 4 door, a~. AMIFM , lilt. cruise, aulomatic ·....... .. , .. . . ....... • ....... VIDEO .RENTALS FIX• 12 Oz. Can • • I 2 Gallon • • • WE ACCEPT TI!ISE CIIDIT CARDS ·. I . lAVE soc i; 011 011 •n Credit Cerda May Be Used For All · Purchaeea ExCluding Lottery We Reserve The Right · 1b Umlt Quantities · ~ . I . t . "PayfMnt1 MUORI HAPPY VA.Ul:NT.IJVE'S , 2 INCH AD ... 110.00 DAY (IIJll>toxlmatlly 40 words) Cupld'a arrow II •ual&ht ud tnle In brtnllnc t'hla thoqht of lo•e to you. . I'm aorry about the other IOMtHONEJ WriUnjl thll lo•e me••• I• &l•e• me the opportunity ,to teD yoa j111t how mach Ilo•e you and enjoy betnc your h1111band. I . know sometimes I don't show It but I reaDy do. IIICbt Wilen we had that terrible ncht. • A Sentinel Love Mea- , Nile ""'a good Idea To •how bow mach I Io•c . PER MO. '110 '100 '98 .· '98 . '97 '105 .1120 '104 '126 '98 '130 I LOVE YOU VER.Y (app!OlCimaltly 60 words) . Happy ,Vralmtlne~ DOJII you, Marla. MAY WE ALWAYS RAVE Or get a 15 word or le11 line ad no graphlco (no border) $3.00. A.WOnDERFUL LIFE TOGETHER! WRITE 'YOUR MESSAGE BELOW: . . . ~----~---------------------~----------, ,. . I1 . I I I .I I. I I I I I I . . .. . Bring In or ~all your message and total amounno: ~99 ·The Daily Sentinel '88 '99 '75 '93 . '123 Ill Court St.• .Pomeroy, OH. 45769 wilh down payment of 11,000 ollfl or trtde, plu1 tax & title . See ell..,... fof dltllll. ..••.. I I I II I L-----~-------------------------------~ . NAM~=-------''-----__:-__,..-:-----..:__..:... ADDRESS: ~... -- - - - - : - " - - - - - - - - . : _ - ' - ' - - - ' SIZE OF VALENTINE: ---....,---~---~--__.:._ _ TOTAL AMOUNT ENCLOSED: .... .................................................... :................... ADS lUST BE RECEIVED BY NOON, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 13 and PAID IN ADVANCE IUIIIDIARY OF ASHLAND Oil, INC. } '5900 1881 PONTIAC GRAND AM LE, N1110 5 4 door; alr, AM/FM, lilt. cruise, aulomalic ... . ....... . ................ .. .... , .. 5600 !~. :~!~~~~.~~ N1~11_ .. . .....· .•..... ·.·: .... .. ... . ••. ....... '4900 !~.~~It~~:~.=~ ~ 1 ~ 12 ........ ......... ' ........... .. ...... '4900 ~'=. ~~M~~:~au~!~~~RD SE, N.18011 ... .... ... .. .. ... • . .. .... ... , 4880 1881 PONTIAC 8000 LE · • ·· 4 door. gray, air. aulomallc. IIH. ~rulse. AM/FM. V6 engine ... .. •... . , . .......... , . '5530 1... DODGE DYNASTY • . V6 engine. air, aulomalic. AMIFM, cloth interior .. . .. . .......................... 15780 1188 CHEVY BERETTA Slandltd, AMIFM. Dlue. power steering & Drakes. 4 new llres . ........ ..... ...... ·''5140 1881 PONTIAC SUNBIRD, N1714 Air, AMIFM . aulom.alic .. ...... ,;.. . .. .. .. . . ...... '6440 1188 DODGE 100 1 4900~ Whitt. air, AMIFM . aulornatic ......... .-.... .... . . . .. .. . .. . . . .. . .. . . 188'7 PONTIAC GRAND AM LE Ald. air, AMIFM . automallc, tiH: cruise . .. . . ........ .. : •.... .. . ...... '6430 1887 CHEVY CAVALIER • 4 door, gold, air, AMIFM. automatic ... . ... ... ... . ..... , . . . . ... . . . '4991 1181 DODGE COLT . • . AMIFI!I . nar detroster, fold down rear seal .... . .. . ......................... ... . '4991 !l~t!'i~~M~fM~~~n:,~~~~~c~~~ ......... ~.·.................. '4700 1887 FORD ESCORT WAGON • · AutomatiC, AMIFM , luggage rack .. ....... . . ... , .. . . ..... .. ... . . . . ... '3995 ~-: .f.~?t..,~~~~ LJc ........ ..... :..... ............ .. ........ '4995· 1188 PONTIAC FIREBIRD . Willie. V&engille, air, AMIFM . automalic ..... ·.. .... /... . .. . . .. . . . . . . .·'5495 Happy Valentine'• Day Greildma. Grandpa Mom, Dad Sister and Brother . T!)allb For Belnll Sucl! a Swell FamUyl . · 31NCH AD ... 114.00 Mod V..lclt1 PI'ICE (appro•imlttly 30 words) HappJI Vralenlfne's Day R - a n Red VIolett are Blue · You Broke My Reut Now We're Throqhl VVHV BUY .NB1nf? 111 1"2 1NCH AD ... '7.50 (lpptOJ<imitely 20 words) BUS ERS 3,000 MBII or 3 Months Umlttd W...r..t, • lor &11 the haamrvm.tng det&lla, e&ll .POTATO CHIPS 11 Oz. Bag • · White-Blower. PunmJ Home is handling lhc .-nngements. Our 99( SUPERAMERIC· A ®· SuperAmerlca Inc. HockiJijpcrt. p ·.· McCLURE'S FAMILY RESTAURANT . BEEF BAR-B-Q· SANDWICH Gmeside ltlViccl Col' Robert w. Vineyard, 63, will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at Stewart Cemetery' in Now Under Construction: , !P!l!! -·FOOTLONG HOTDOG may aowm S'di~~W~:nie":i .Robert Vineyard was • · =:~&·". NEW RICHMOND, Ohio (UP I) elementary school also lost a pen ONf EVENING SHOI7:30 ADMISSION U.50 - .Lance Cpl. James Lumpkins pal. 446-0923 had wanted to be a Marine since · ' 1983 when two Marines from this ~ southwestern Ohio community of I 3,000 were. kUied In tile bombing ' of their barracks In Beirut. l Lumpkins was one of 11 Ma· i rlnes killed Tue~day In a batlle In .,' the Saudi Arabian resort town of > KhafJI. He was a 111ember of the SPECIALS. .: 3rd Light Annored Infantry SUNDAY, FEB. 3 THROUGH SAT., FEI. 9, 1991 t Battalion. • Todd Colonel, 21, a friend of ; Lumpkins. said he was with ~ · Lumpkins at a school assembly 1 when news came that the two ·· · Marines had been killed . . · "AIIheeverthoughtaboutwas ·, gofiig · Into ttie military,:• said . ; Colonel. "When they brought all ALL WEEK FOR ONLY . All WEEK FOR ONLY ·the classes together after what • happened In Beirut, .his eyes lit (Sawt u~ . 60•) . "It was like be was struck down." said Colonel. .. After that, I think It put It Into his mind that he wanted to go Into the Marines." ''I've known him ever since he · was a llttle-bltty boy," said La try Abney, 33, a neighbor. "I walked by this morning a11d saw the pollee chiefs car. I figured something was up. Somebody told me. Jimmy got killed. It 471 JIICk110n Pill• 314 Eut M..n St. .. flipped me out.'' GALLI POUS POMEROY 114•441-3837 In Lumpkins' death, the third 114·812·1212 grade class at the New Richmond The Deily S.•~el Page & · soa, Nonh Lawreace; one brother, ·Rl!Wkenny Baker: oOk;illiaJ. Delbert l'aUaao!l. l'llnllnd; 1n lieu of cbiiiP •• siJien, Susie li.ecp, CiDcinnali; be miilc to a cMrity of choice. LIK;Y Rext011. Ncrwood: Azemne • ArriJi&emcnll arc beina blndled Smith, l'alkersbiug, W.Va.; and :by Sttaight-Tucker Funeial Home Ann Boso. . Ponlalld; · one in Ravenswood, w.Va. James Patterson . c warz~gger •0 - •. .. • �'.. • ' . ., . ( . Pomaoy-Middleport. Paga · 6-The Daily Sentinel <U: r u. r Wi Friday, February 1, 1991 Qhk) , ' ,u ' • ' lHf JOY·· .O f RELIGION 4 ' . , ,By ·The Bend '(he Daily Sentinel . . . ' ' Friday, ~,;y 1. 1991 - ' This:Message alltf"Church !JirectqryS(JI!~r:etJ·By The_lfl!erested 1Jwinease8 Listed On .ThiS ;--------. . .;____________ __............ - . ' ' Pega -:, • ..:.:. . -~ . fe~mily Restaurant "'"""'-.; 1t1111ekr Frill e~r~eA.. ". (row's 2~1 W. Main St., Pomeroy 992-54~2 RIDENOUR ' ·: SUP.PLY · FURNtlURE I HARDWARE Hamelite saws ' a TEAFORD REALTY . .. · ~·'4 • · • -. John F. Fullr, Mgr. Ph. WJ.JIOt . pomttroy lB 216 5. Setond Pomeroy 992-1325 ' · IUI.lQI ' ·SWISHER & LOHSE 1UL....,wlk. . 'IRINliY OONGREGAllONAL OIURCH, -'l1le ..... ~ ... ~- Oturch ~ 1:15 a.m. Alta. Gl:>llokat:"&lp,; Wor· aNp SeMceltt 30 am. Cltolrreheanal. Thuno' day, 7:QI p.m.; Loll - . Dtrector. I'CNErulY CHURCII OF 1HE NAZA· JIE)IE. Comer IJtllm alii MldbeiTy' ftey . ·- G i m Mcatqr, p u ! o r , - Preslt',y, S. S. &lpl., &lnilll' Scbool. 9:30 a.m; :rpo:>r'*'II_...I0:30a.m: evenJnaoerv!Ce6 mltl ::ul! - · Wd'v, 7 p.m I . GRACE EPl!I(X)pAL CHURCII, :1:11 · E. Jlflll91.,~. tile Rev. Dr. Roy C. !\~)'en. - . . - 11 a.m. J""" tlnutlb : ll:Jia.m Seplomll!t: da'<qh .May. ' INtlt C'A>mmlllion, · ·tnrd and SUIII«Yo rt lin~ e.,Jimonth; Momno: I'N)'er 111 llfth &lndays, Oturch acillal aail ......,. care provllled, Olllee hOur In Ill> par·~ halllmntdolelv ......,. tile ~...~Y anlRCH OF-CHRBI'. Zl2 W, St., - . putor. lillie Sdlool I) !a ~aret Belle Weber presented on 'The Season's . Best ' Gift Plants · and Flowering. ; Houseplants" at the recent meeting • of the Rutland Garden Club. . .. 1 Mrs. Weber reported the following planlS as the best: Lily of the 1 Valley becanse it is easy to grow; 1 t Flutterbye. which stays compact ', and. bushv and needs little water: ing; Topiary Rosemary, can be . • !rimmed to look like a minialure • tree and is also edible; January , Jasmine, has spirit lifting fragrant 1 white Dowers; and poinsettia, a I semi tropical plant that should be i watered with _ a soluble fertilizer <: and ·planted . outside by Memorial : Day. • Binda Diehl had devotions read· ; ing " Another Day" 8IId "Give 1While You Are Living." She closed I with prayer. The creed and collect ; were .,; ven in unison. RoU call was ! answ~ with "My New ChrislmaS . • Planl" • ·The 55th anniversary of the Rut· : land ·Club was celebrated and : cream and cake were served. program , • iJ:JlOWIIIS fOI Mlf OCCASION (6141 ,992-6454 106 .• HIIIIIf Avt. ! ,_.,, Ohit HN104 fdrjJ,. . . . . . . SAliS & SEIYKE I Ins. Co. ol Columbus, 0 . 104 .W, Main 992·2311 Pomeroy ,_, · FIRE & SAFETY • 992-7075 Nationwide •morial Hotpital · W@ Fill Doctors' . Prflcriplion' "2· 2955 Pomeroy · SNOU~FER 172 Nerth S.COIIII -~, .. Mi•••ut, Ollie P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Veterans PHARMM:Y · . . ~ ~ ~~ .I iRutland Garden club has meeting . . IIEIG$ DR£ - ~ ~ CENTER, INC. . - .. ... , ... ' POMER,OY, OHI0-992·6617 . 214' E . Maln r "NllO Pomeroy BILL QUICKEl GRAVElY TRACTOR 992 ...69 . ' 171 llortll S~LES 204 Condor St. P01111roy, 011. S.C... IIWoli,ort;~ . ow. 992-2975 . ' EWING FUNERAL HOME "Di~nity imd Service A lwoy•" Established 1913 lt>31un.; McmniWUJ~lll:30a.m; Youlh ~I_. I 1 1;00 p)n.; ~ Mii1lhlp, 7:00 P. FISHER ' 992-2121 106 Muliairy lYL ' ' ' .992•514l 264 South 2nd M~t P·~RACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY· TER!Cb ~ - ...sunday St:hooly. lthO Lm.; urc. aerv • 11: 00 a.m.; ou aroup, ~~~C~ fJ·~D. Paitor, John r. Corcoi'J!n, Sunday SeltooiiO: 00 a. m,; Suoday Morni!IC Worship U:IIO a,m, Cblltlren'a Church 11 a.m. Sunday Ewa· In& Servlee 7: 00 p.m. Wed.. 6p,m. Younc Ladleo' Auxiliary. Wedneodav, 7 p.m. ' Flli\IIY Wonblp. HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH. Olf Rt. 12C, 3 mU..Irom PoriiiDd·LDOf Bot· WE!I'SIDE ~u~ tom. Edlel Hart, putor. Suaday School, ~""'b~---~~OJ'Ic OIRSI',31'1Jll~olltlne11Dad(Coudy 9::30 a.m. ; Sunday momDI praacldq . RA>ad '18), . , _, Vocal mllllc. &lnilll' W•· 10:30 a.m .; Sunday evot~ll!tr - - - · 7:'30 . INpiOa.m; lllieStudyllLm; Wcnhlp,6p, P·~IDDI..EPORT FREEWILL. BAPTIST m W!. <q, lllhle Shtto, 7 p.m. Speoi!s-, • CHURCH. Comer Alb ·and Phiin. Noel ~~BilLE OIRISI'IAN · Herrniann, pulor. SunttaySchooiiO:OOa. (liURCii. Jad< Cletallll, pa111r. Alalia ae. m.; Monllnit Wonhlp.-11:00 a.m;; Wad· laud, Sip. !!Un!ay Se'.oat 10:111 'a.m.; Youth . ~y and Satunlay EveDIDI ~ at ' >' !/( w... .., ..... - meet\Jicind lllble 'lliocly. 7:QI p,m · • II'IIE SALVATilN ARMY, ll5 BU:Aw., Poueoy. lob. Din Wltqlttchlrp!, !loindiiY - 3J a.m.~Ill sdwooi, a.m.: SUtday Sc11oa1, 111: YPSM ~ ••- le- ~ m. •-•-tton ' · ·_,., ' " P. -vmu n ·30Lm ~ 2 ._ m-opot:laiL • • • ~ _ ... ~·~ '-"'· . - l i n In chirp!. aD """""' J1M1A; ·6:11 p.m ............ -·, .-..... Clldet ~-- y ~-....., - . ( OUIIIilllle), 7:30 p,m lllble ..,..-and --a- · .:!~J.f'~~1'HoLf CHURCH 161 Mulberry Ave., Pomoroy. Ph. 992· , Saturdii)'E\fttq Muo ~· 30 I'm , Stulliay-t:30a.m.,CCDciuieo, IO:i ond tlilrd Sunda)'ll oteoch a.m. !In~ QlOIIIh. DaUy Mall, 8:30 a.m C'A>nleulons Slhlrday aller11011, &-5 p.m. ·>CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOSTQLIC rAJ1H- New Llma,Ro~, next to Fori Molp Parlt. Robert W, Rlchartla, pubr, Sunday 1411'Vk:eo, 10 a,m, and 1 p, m.; Wedn~ wonhtp, 7 p.m. MIDDLEPORT OOMMUNIT\' CHUIICH, m !'earl st. Mlcldlep<l't. Sam Aiuler1011, paabr. SUnday SChool 10 a.m.; Sunday .....,aervtce7:30p,m,; WetiJtMdayoervtce, 7:30 p.m. '.'ca.u!AM UNITED METHODIST~ ·PNioohllll t : 3t a.m. lint and MCOOd Sua· .4Aya oleech m.-.: third and lour1h Sua· Afraachm<~~thwcnhlpMrvlceaat7: 30p, m.: wedD_, _ .... at 7:30 p,m, ......,. uad Bible Study, , tSl:VENTH·DAY ADVENTIST, , Muietahi.Road,Pomeroy,PutorBob Sabhall School Supertnlendeat. IIDtna. Sallba!h Sehool Jtertnaat 2 p.!JI. on SAturday allemoan With wtr!hJp ,aervlce fo~owjnl at 3:00 p.m. Everyone ftlmme. , · ·.,, Rtm.AND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH . ,-", Slater Harriett Warner, Supt. Sunday , Sohoolt:3() a.m.~ Mom1a1Worobtp, 10 : ~ E ·· a.tft. ·~OY - 8'. ·. · FIRST BAPTIST, East • st. Steve FuUer, pallor. Geol'le Sunday ll<hool Superintendent, 9:30a.m.; Momlnl Wor-:.!MP 10:30 a.m.; WetiJteoday @Venbla ·-lltd Blbleotudy, 1:30 p.m. • • FIRST SOIJTIIERN BAPTIST •1872 Pille. E. Lamar O'Bryu~ pal· .t.r ud llw!day School Director, Sllilday ~ t : 30 p.m.: IIDmbiC Worship, !Q:A Cllolr prilcllce, 6:111 p.m.; evenbla ,wonbtp, 7:30 p,m,; WetiJt-y Prayer ·:..,.,....• 7: 30p.m. Mil- Frlendl (ages '2-f),lto)'al t . m - n (boya . ,.. &-18), .U.I'Girla In Aetloa (alt!l6-18)on Weda'"· ~ daYI, T:IO p.m. Ch111'Cb-wlde Visitation 'NO p.m. Tu-y. ';, :FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH, Bat· ,,le)o Rua Road, Rev. Emmett Raw1111, pal· Ill'. Handley DUlin, aupt. Sunday Sthool, 'tu •.m.; Stlllday IMIIIIIC 1ervtce, 7:OOp.m. ; Sible teachlq, T:OO t>m. Tbureday, ' •SYIIACUSE MISSID'N, 1111 Brtdl@man ,St., 8yTac1tle. Sunday Seltool 10 a. m.; ,......,. aarvtce I p.m.; Wednlllday aerovtfe, ?p.m. · ; ·Ill', MORIAH OIURCH OF GOD, lladltl. a... Jam• Satterlleld, pallor, hwman Wlllama. Supt, Sunday School t:e a.m.; Suaday and W - y ....,, 7 p.m·. ' . ' ' MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAP11ST, ,pmer Slillll and Palmer, Rev, Jameo A. ~. putor; Don Wllaca, S,S, Supt.; .,llatllab White, Alat. Supt. Sunday School 1 :tp am: mombiC wonhlp 10:15 am; - Y ewnlnl wonlttp 7 pm; Prayer . 'm.otlttl anti Billie Study Wedneoday 7 idl; .Mee'a Prayer B!'akllll, 111 Sotur,iliJ ftch month. 7 am In leUowshlp ball; · adtllt-~lce Sunday, lpm; radio rlftltheWaf'' Saturday, , pm WMOV AM, Raven~wood, WV; ,M'!I'•Iupper olllerved 111 Suaay oltach · ~y.School, :POnHroY ·u..-. ·r"'".. " 1l't"'th. . ' , MIDDLEPORT OF CHRIST, min later; "'~"' !Boor., sYRACUSE I'IRST CHURCH OF GOD, Ml'. MORIAH BAP11ST, Fourth alii _.P@ntecoataJ, Wonhlp '"""Ice Sunday Main St, Mlddll!pOI"I, Rev, Gilbert Crate, 10 a.m.; Swtday ll<hool U a.m. EveDIIIII Jr, puttr. Mra. Ervtn BaumrartiDer, EASTLEI'ART- Momlal\1\'onldDt:OO DEXrEit CHURCH OF CHRIST, SundaySellooiSUpt.Sundayll<bool9:30a. wonlllp aervke 7:00p.m. Wedaesclay Lrn.; OlurchScbooiiO:OOa,m.: UMW!Inl ~~apr wa11e11, No.-a lWI, prayer m~IIIC 7:00p.m. m.; Wor:l/' Service, 10:45 a.m. ~7:30p.m. (Grace), supt. 8uDday Scltoal 9:'" a.m.; w-.p Ml'. HERMON UNITED BRETHREN. SUCC RDADCHURCHOFCHRIST -;~to School. 10 Lm.; w... ~.. ·10:3b a.m. Bible abldy, WedDt!l· IN CHRIST CHURCH, lA<aled In Texu - Joeph B, lfoatlnl, evanrelllt. Swtday ' ....,. 11 L,m.; v_, outbllollllal)'at7:30p, ' day, 7:00p.m, Community off Ct. Rt, 12. Rev, Robert · BlbleStucly9a,m,; Worahlp, IOLm.; Sunm.; -~~_!!raYol' .... W-ay, 8 REORGANIZED CHURCH JESUS day """"lni oervlce 6 p.m.; Wodneoday '. LID. .....,.), CHRIST. OF LA1TERDAY SAINTII. Pon·. Sanders, putor. Jeff Holter, lay leader; Ed Rouah, Stlftllay School Supt. Sunday "'1':M:~~:J. p~EMBLY, Racine, laJici.Rai:IDe Road. William Rouh, pu.Sc:ltool t: 30 a.m.; morntn1 wonlllp aDd Rt ••• W tor; Janke OU..-, church acllooJ dtrecchlldreD's church 10:30 a.m.; evenlq · .... Ull~ Hoback, paotor. Sunday KENO CHURCH . OF CHRIST, StaribiC \Of, Cllltn:b achool t: 30 a;m.; Morabla SehooiiO a.m.; Sunday evenlllc aervlce T preachlnl ervtce nrat lh- 'SUIIdaya, Muoar and 011\ier Swain, Sunda~bool wtnblp 10:30 a.m.; WedD-y evftbiC 7: 30 p.m.; Special ervlce tourtb S~nday p.m. .WednNday ewnlnr oervtce 7 p.m, evenln(, 7:30 p.m.; Wedn-y Prayer CARPENTER BAPTIST. Don Chmdle, day: . .... Meettq, Bible Study and Youth FellowSupt. Sunday School 9: 30 a.m. Mombtlr lblp, 7: 3Q p.m. WorSunllllp 10:3J a.m. Prayer service, altern· H0 N CHURCH OF CHRIST IN r, · o P- • ...., •- a.m. CHRISTIAN UNION, 'nenin Durham, Stuoday boo1 10:30 a.m. Bible Study and CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY. ate daya, lA<ated on 0. J. While RAtad ol Hlahway THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST, ~:;tor, Suadayaervtce, t:30a.m.; ..... pracm=~i:~<f~noN1110. Pat H..,.., pulor. Sunday Sc:hooiiO APOSTOLIC FAITH - New Limo Rd, , Wedo~~ /.mm. Pray@r matbiC, ALC!l:.CHUWRCHH-· KlnpUy Road;.,:f· a.m. Clu•lor a1111... JUDior Cburch U next to Fort Melp Park, Rutland. Robert a.m.; Mornlq wonhtp 11 a.m. Adult Rlcbarda, pastor. servtcs at 7 p.m.• on 'BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF · • -Y 7 CHRIST, Jack putor. Bible Sc 9:30a.m.; Ralpll Car~ Supt'twnChoir pract!CO 6 p.m. SUnday, Young PeoWedn~.£ and Sundayo. UNrrED METHODIST'a, Cldldrea~o Cburch and Adult Bible liAR NVILLE HOLINESS CRAPCiau,9:30a.m.; Mo111111&Wortlllpl0:30a. w~!'~7..: ·~ p.m. Prayer - . , , 00 ' Oft12C, bel>lnd Will10111~e. Cblrleo Joaa. ~-- a 1 7: ~ wr. P,.m. TER ot th~ Wsl..,an Hollne11 Cbu-h. m.; EvnblaW-Ip,8:30p.m.Tburaday ' p.m. , W"""I!IOIY ft-. ., .. H PE BAPTIST CHAPEL, ~70 Grant Earl Fields, putor. Henry Eblin, . pallor. SuDclaySchool, 9,30a.m.; mamlnl Bible Study, 6: 30 p.m. ~OifJRCH ~,.!!LL7IW'TIS'J'Mitltll wa-lltlp, 10:30; S~y and Tlluraday ZIOI'I CHURCH OF CHRIST, Pomeroy- '""u • ._.. -~ ~~~~ • "' St,, Ml~rt. Al!llllted wtlh Southern Sunday Scloool SUpt.; Sunday SchooiiO a. HarrtQ.WeRd. (Rt.lO) ~IE. PurP,?,!'I-SundayScltoaltea.rn.; Saaday-· Baptii!Con,.,tl<ll. Devltl \lryan, Sr, Ml· m, ; Mol'll!ntl Wol'llllp a.m.; Event111 evonlll& aervl<et, 7. 00 p.m. . Wlh,llllalolltr: Steve~. Bible School 7Joaervtce 7:30p.m.; Tuooday ntalltr. Sunday Sellool 10 •. m.; Momma Jervtce 7:30p.m. WetiJt-y eventnroer-· SU.,.:~· 1farley J -\' Am. Soipt SUN· 7 p.m. ' worship lla.m.; Evt!nllll wcirahlp 7 p.m.; Vlce 7:30 p.m. · DAY: Bible School 1:30 a.m.; Wonblp HYSELL. RUN HOLINESS OIURCH, WetiJteaday eveaiDJ Bible. atvdy and mvERSVILLE WORD OF FAITH, prayer meettna 7 p.m. · Gary Holt«, putor, Suaday aervtceol; 30 •· !0:30A.M. ad 7:30P.M.: WedDelday Bl· Bob Grimm, pator.SUDdaySc:bdol't:SOa, ~FORD CHURCH OF CllltiST, St. a.m. aod 7 p,m,; Mltlweell aery Ice, 7:30 p, bleSIIIdy,7:110 p.ra: ' · m.; Wonbtp 10:t5a.m.: Sunday evenlntl ST. JOHN L.OTIIERAN OIURCH, Pine aervtce, 7 p.m. . Rt.l2hnd Co. Rtl. 5. Derek Stump, pallor. ., mJ;!Q'[.~h METHODIST Grove. 'l1le Rev. Laura A. Leech, pubr. FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION al Bald William Ambeqel', !1· S, Supt.; Sunday PARIS Cllureb -..9:30a.m.; Sunday School Knob, localad till Couaty RoOd 31. Rev. SC~ 1:30 a.m.; Mo!fti!IC , WorshlpiO: 30 H- H, E. Allay, putor. Mike and 10:30 a.m. . Rapr Willford, putor. !Junay School t: 30 a.m., ~:watt · werlhtp 7: !0 p.m. WetiJtesJue Kina. au~ putera at Torch BRADBURY OIURCH OF CHRIST, •• a.m.: Mom IDe Wonblp 10: Ill a.m.; Sun~ day wtrahl ;30 p.m. , ;::reb. COO vn. CHURCH, Main nntSunday. Tom RtiD)'oa, puler, Sunday Sc110019:30 day f'vetlbla nnlllp 7:00p.m,; Wedaa· ST, . PA LUTHERAN CHURCH, ~ .•• Sto, Woraltlp &!nolce, t a.m.; CIIESTER ~.m.: Cllureb Corner Sycai!IQre end Second Sta, Po- Y SchooiiOa.m.; BlbleSJttcly Tueauil.; Larry ~ ... S. S. Supt. Monilnl day~!¥ Bible Sbtdy 7:00p.m. SthooiiOa,m.: Tllunday, 7p. meroy, Tile Re'v, Laun A, LNeh, Pl'lor. day, 7 p.m.; BETHEL OIURCH: 'Town· ..-til 10:10 a.m. WHITE CHAPEL WESLEYAN. Cool· m.; UMW, ftrst Tbunday,· l p.m.i Com· RACINE CHt1RCH or THE NAZAVIlle RD. Rev. Pllllllp Rld_,., putor. SundaySchool9:~a.m. Cburehaervleell alllp Road t611C: Suoday Scbool 9 a.m.; . munlon, lint Swlday (HauiiiiWl) , Church Servtce.IOa.m,; BlbleStudy,IO a.m. RENE, Thomu L, Gal01 ll, putor, Sundayll<bool9:30a.m.; WcnhlpJOPPA - Wonlllp 9:30 a.m.; Cbureh Ora Bul, Stuttlay Scbool Superintendent, · 10:10 a.m.; lllhle atudY and worship oer· SACRED HEART CHURCH, MstiT. a.m. 11'01111-y; , HOCKINGPORT SthooiiO: 30 a.m. Bible Stllcly Weda-y, Sunday~ool. 9:10Lm.; wonhlpaervtce vice, Weda-y, 7 p.m. • Antholty Gtannamore. Ph. 992·1!898. SatU>'• CHURCH, Grand Sll'eet: Sunday SchooiiO , 7:30p.m. (Johna<ll), day Evellllll Mala 7:30 p,nt:; Swlday o.m.,CilurchServlcella.m.; Blblelllucly, 10:30 a.m.; ........ RI'Yke, 6 p.m. Wed· RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST, Eu· LONG BO'M'(lM - 'CIIIIreh ll<hool 9:30 "~akatvOIIIDIIKVI<e, 7 p,m, . pne E. Ulldenri>od, llllalole'. Sunday WedD-y, I p.m.; TORCH CHURCH, Mu1, I a.m. aod 10 a.m.·Contaalona one a.m.: Worship 10:30 a.m. ; Bide st.dy, hall hour before Ncb Mala, CCD claaaea, County Road 63: Sunday School 9:30a.m.; RTY CIIRiST!AN OIURCH, !lexSchool, 9:30a.m.; Momlal wanldp. 10: 30 Wednesday, 7: 30 p.m.; Oo-1111 Firat 11 a.m. Suoday. • Worshp 86vtce, 10: 30 a.m. · Jltr. Woody Call, putor. Servtca Sunday a.m.; EvealliR Wonldp, 7:00p.m. Sunday of Month (Rev, Cllartaa Eatca) 10 a.m. alll7 ~.m . WedD-y, 7 p,m, RUTLANDliiBLE METHODIST, Rtv. VICTORY BAPnST, 5!1 N. 2nd St, MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL, Third . REEDSVILLE '- Suaday wonhlp SOr· DYESVILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH, lvu Myan. 8uncla)' SclloaU: 10 a.m. with Mlddlepart. Ja,.... E , Ko8H, pallor. A · Rev Cl k Bak C IN Vlce9:30 a.m.; Cbureh ScloooJ.l0:30a,m.; Sunday mornbiC woralllp 10 a.m.; Ev@D· ve, . . ar er, paotor. ar otLloyd Sa~. Supt. Swfday School 9:30 a, Sonny Hudallll. Sapt,; E....... •·• - • 7 w~-•'"" SehooliO Uqham , Sunday School Supt. Sundsy Bible Study 7:30p.m. Weda-y. 7:00p.m.Prayerm~aed ·Bibleaiudy, m.; mcrnbiC woraltlp 10:30 a.m. Sunday a.m. with ctu... tor allq... - _.,.., ~m,; _...,.y oven.,. TUPPERS PLAINS ST. PAUL . evenlnrltrvlce 7 p.m. Wedn-y, 7 p.m. _ ::,cnhlp 7 p.m. laftallon '11nlrtdar,~: 30p . Eventq servl"'1!1 at 6 p,m, Wedneaday HIChurch School 9•a,l'!l,; W'll'lbiP 10 a,m.; • . • RUTLAND CHURCH or THE NAZAMORSE CHAPEL CHURCH: David bluludy at 7::30 p,m, Youth sel'\'1"'111 Frt· Bible Study, Tulllday, 7:30p.m.; C'A>mmuRACINE FIRST BAPTIST, Steve RENE. Samuel Buya, putar. Sullliay DNver, Putar. Mike Swtaer, Sunday niOil Ftrst Sunday ' (HIUiflliiD). · Scboo19::10a.m.;.WonlllpServtceiQ: 30a. Curlriwl. pastor, Sunday SChooi,IO o.m. ; dat&ii:JinLLOWSIUP,I28MUISt., School Supt.; Stutday Sehool t: 30 a.m.; m.; Y01101· People' a Service 8 p,m, . CENTitAI. CLlJI'l'D , wonblp aerv•U a.m.·, n•-t M •" Mlddl~. Brother Chuck 'McPhentll, Mornlnl worlhtp 10:40 a.m.; Sunday Evanplllllc-6:30p,m, Wedn@eday Bev.Doaiiwonblp : aervtce 7:30 p.m.; ldwedl putor, Suadoy Sehool 10 a.m. ; Sunday eveatnr wonltlp 7::30 p.m.: Wedn@eday serviCe 7 p.m. • Bov. W•leJWedn-y 7 p.m. r eventaroervlces at 7p,m, and w~--Y prayer service eveniDIBibleatudy 1:30 p,m, MASON CHt1RCH OF CHRIST, MUier WESLEY AN BIBLE HOLINESS ~• BURLINGHAM <XlMMilNn'Y CHURCH. St., Mu<11, W. Va. Sunday Bible Sl1ldy 10 CHURCH o!Mickllepori,Iac,, T5Pearl SL, ~~~M·:APnST. Kena@th Sml;h, illllllntlllanL Ray Latdennl~ paatar; II<> a.m.~_orablpUa.m. and7p,m. WedDa· Rev, lvaa Myero, pular; Roa@O Malll@y, _ Sr., Sunday School Supt. Sunday School putor, uaday School t:30a.m.; church 11or1 Otart. aaallllnl puler. Sullllal)' School day ,..e Sbtdy, vocal mual£1 7 p.m . 10 a.m.; - p 7 p,m; W~, 8 p,m UBERTY AliSEMBLY 01'" GOD, Dud· oervtceBib17:=30p .m.Th ; you_~!ellow730shtp6:30p. 9:30a.m.; Moralllc Woralllp 10:30 a.m.; ASBURY (Syra.,e) -WOI'Ihlplla.m. m.; eI ' . u.....y, ., : "'p.m. )'i>tPINEutlln-..:G Wod. ,• 7p,mc11Urch-. dbiiLane, MUCII, W. Va, J , N. Tllacker, . • EWidntl Wonlllp 7:30 p.m. WetiJtt!ld.ay 11 ; Church SChool 9:45 a.m.; Chaqe Bible evelll"l Bible ltudy, prayer and prall@ FULL EL LIGHTHOUSE, 3.100 lEGROVE OLINESSCHURCH,!I pubr, E-~-= T:IO p,m, ; WoHUand Road. Pomeroy. Tom KeiJ,, pu· S111dy, We<IJ!eoday, 7:30 p,m,; UMW, ftrll mtleoiiR1.3ZI.Rev. Bon J. Walta. putor. nt011'1MIIIIIIIT , t:30Lm.; Wed· Ice• 7:~ 30 ,moerv t D L ~ S. S . Sup· 1. unda y n-y Praja' a11t1 Bible Sludy 7:15p.m. FAITH PEL CHURCH, l.on( Bot· or. aMy am-'· !learlt!l, S,S, Supt. Somday School Tuesday, 1:30 p.m.; Choir - --~~~ . ...... hool t: 30 M 1 mombiC aervlce at 10Ta.m.; Wodneaday 6:00p.m. (Thatrh.-) 9:30a.m.; MombiC Wonblp 10:30 a .m.; IULLSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH, St. Rt, tom, - Y , . a.m. ; om nr ••• -• ·Sunday- evenENTERPRISE - WorObtp 9 a.m.; • Suaday evenbiC service 7:30p.m.; WedIOjuotnlfRt 7.Rev.JamaR . .vro.Sr, Worship 10: ~ a.m.; Suadoy evenbiC 7:00 - oerv1ce 7: 30 f:.m, u~ay 11111 onUrs· Church SchooiiO a.m.; Blbli<Study, TUMn-yaervtce, 7:30p.m. . putor; Rev. Mike WU!ltt, AOII, Putor; p,m, (oummer 7:30 p.m.); Wedneoday da~s;,.rv~~k '~:'6! OF THE NAday, 7:00 p,m,; UMW, P1rll MOIIIIay, 7:30 SILVER .RUN BAPTIST, BUI. Little, Joe Humphrey, S.S, SUpt; Sunday ll<hool nlfht 7:00 p.m. (aummer 7:30 p,m,). ZARENE Rev Gl-' s oud p.m.: UMYF Sunday, 6 p,m, (RIIw) putor. Steve Little, s . S. Supt. Sunday IOa.m.; MomlllrWorahlplla.m.; Sunday IIEW LIFE COVENANT CHURCH or ' · •~on tr , palter, FLATWOODS- Church ll<hooi,IOLm. GOD, Closter _Gary !Dn!l, put c.-, SunSunday School9: 30 a.m.; Wonhlp aervtce, eventq1ervtce6 p.m.; Wedaoada)'even· SeboollO a.m.; Momlllc wor1lp, II a.m.; ; Wonhlp, 11-a.mc; Bible Study, ThVI• 111c 1 p.m. Sunday ~q woralltp 7:30p.m. Prayer day Sehool t:30 a.m.; wtl'lhtp oervlce, lm0:30s aila.m.; Y!','!'.llet'YIIce Sua7 ooday 6:.~edp, day, 7 p.m.; UMYF, SOlliday, 6 p.m. (Rl· m~ and Btbleallldy Wedn-y, 7:30 PORTLAND FIRST CHURcH CJr 111E · ov-•··•-lce6pm · Dt-~ ' · un Y@V~,.at!I'Yce: p.m . .. · 1030 m ley) , : a. claao. .. -Wedai!Oday, .. -· • 7• p.m. · "' ~· nesday Pra-r p.m.; 'fou!h mftlln( Weda-y at 7 p,m, NAZARENEcWDIIam Jllllll, pUtor. Son· ploahlp ,. Meeting and Bible Sllldy 1i 00 pAS FOREST RUN - Worllhtp 9 a.m.; REJOICING UFE BAPTIST CHURCH 'day Sehool Supt, Sonja Juotll, Suaday MT, OUVE COMMUNITY CHURCH, . mE, SETrLEMENT CHURCH SU Cbu"'h School 10 A.M.: Choir practice, - 38S !(. 2nd Ave., Middleport. Sunday School, 9:30a.m.; mombiC wonhlp.ID:40 La....,ce su•, putor, sun:~ SChool NE1 , n~ T!luro&y, 6:30p.m.; UMWthlrdMonday, a.m.; Sunday and Wedn-y - . . -. . 9:30a.m.; Suaday aad WedD . y ....,. doy allemoon oervlcea at 2:30. Thuraday SCltool10a.m. Sundayevenlq7, 00p.m.; (Thatche<) eventna aervlcet at ?: 30. Mid·- !<rvlce. Wed., 7 p.m. 7:30p.m. . _ biC wonhlp aervtce, 7:00p.m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Mu-, W. HEATH (Middll!pOrt) -ChurehSthool, LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH MIDDLEPORT COMMUNITY CH11RC1t UNITED FAmt CHURCH, Rt. 7 on~ 9:30a.m.; Momlllc Worllhlp 10:30 a.m.; SundaySrbooi!:IOLm,; JeiiSmlth,IUpt: ' 515 Plarl St., 8oat Ancllnal, ptii!GI'. Stutday IMI'o.Y ly-Pua. Rev. Robert E . Smtih, Sr, Va. Rev. Wallace Mlnp, putor. SWiday , Youth Group, !,p.m.; Weda~. Bible ; Monlq wonblp 10:30 a.m.; Sunday wnlloi-.JILm.; EW!dq-. puter. Melvlll Drake, s. s. Supt, Sunday Sc:hooiiO a.m.; Sunday tvenlq service, 6 ' olllcly 6: 00 p.m. Cbotr I'OIIearaal '7: 00p.m. evenlq aervtce, 7:30p.m.; WedDeoday SWtayandW-.,., 7:30p.m. Scltoalt:30Ltn.;.MomlntiWorahlpl0:30; p.m.; Prayer. meettnr and Bible atud)' (Frlllll Smith) . evenbiC aervtce, 7:30p.m. Ev1n1D11 Worahlp 7:00 p,m,; · Wodn-y Wedn..day, 7: 30 p.m. EDEN UNrrED BRETHREN IN , MINERSVILLE - Church ll<hool t:OO Prayer S.VIce, l·oo p.m: · RUTI.ANp FREE WILL BAPTIST, Sa' a.m.: Wonblp eerv.tce 10:00 a.m.; UMW CHRIST, Eld101 R, Blake, paatc.-, Sunday . FAITH BAPTIST ciniRCH RaUroad , ' lem St. Rev, Paul Taylor, putor. Sunday HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN thlrd WmnNday, 1 p.m. (Tilatcber) . • SChool 10 a.m.; Gocy Reed, Lay l•der: St., MuCOI. Sunday SchooiiOa:m,; Mom· SChooiiO a.m ; Sunday @Venlnl 7:00 p,m,; CHRISnAN UNION. H~, W. Va, , PEARL CHAPEL- Church School9:00 Momi!IC termtlll, II a.m.: Suaday lllaht 1n1 wonblp a.m.; Evenlal aervlce 8 p. =~-•-Y ••venlq prayer mt!ftlar 7:00 ReV. David McManta, putor. Cllureh a,m,; Wonhlp &!nol.. 10:00 a .m. (Floaervk:l!l: Cbrlatlan l;ndeavor 7:30 p.m., School 9:30 a.m.: Sunday monolllc ter· m, Prayer moetbiC IJtd Bible Study Wed· SOlrrH BETHEL NEW TESTAMENT Soq aervlce 8 p.m. Preachlq 8:30 p,m, ''"""Smith) . ' vlee, U o~.m.; Iunday even11tr eerv1ce, POMEROY- Church Sehool, 9: !I a.m. Mld·weok prayar meetlnr, WedD-y, 7 ·~~,.~UN BAPTIST, Rev, Nyle CHURCH, Silver Rtdae. Duane Syden7: 30 .. m. Wedn-y prayer m-.oa, 7:30 . , ; Worship 10:30 a.m.: Choir rehearaal . p.m. Borden, putor. C'A>I'ftellul Bun . do, tupt. otrlcker, putor, Sunday School 9 o.m.; p.m . Wodneaday, 7:30 p,m,; UMW, HCOnd «;;IRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CENTER. Worship S;orvlce,IOa.m.; SundayOV@I!)D( . FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH, Letart, . .SuJiday School 9::10 a.m.; Second aod Salem St., Ru!lalll, Robert E . Muaer, TuHday, 7:30p.m.; UMYtSUmlay,6p,m. tourlh Stutdaya worship ,.rvtce at ,2:30 p. :"~~~~ :~·_ m. Wedneoday ntaht ~ble Va,, Rt, I, Jams Lewll, putor. Wor· W. '(Meadows) puler. Sunday· School 10:00 a,m,; Wor· m. . ' •hlp -~9:30a.m. ; Swtday ll<bool U ahlp IM'Yice; 1: 1!5 a.m.; Suaday, eveallla ROCK SPRINGS - Church School, 9: 15 Lm.; Evellllll -lhtp 7:30p.m. Tlleoday a.m.; Worohlp 10 a .m.; ltbleStucly, Wed!<fVIce, 7:00p.m:; Tbunday ewalllc•erootlllae prayer moetlllc IJtd lllble Study Miday, 7:30p.m,; UMYF (S@olon) , Sun· vtco. 7:00 p,m, . t :30 a.m.; Wonhlp aervloo, WedD-y day, 6 p.m.; (Juntort) tv«y· other Sun· NEW Ll~ COVENANT OIU-RCH, 7:30 p,m, . day, 6 p.m . (RUey). · a.-, G Hlnt!l, putor. Sunday OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAI'i OIURCH, RUTLAND- Sunday Seltool, 9:30a.m.; School at t. a.m.; Wonhlp aervt.. at ,. Wal~t alii 11o11iY Sta., R a - . W, 10:30 a.m,; Sutitlay evenlllc aervtc:e, 1:00 Wonhtp aervk:e, 10:30a.m.; BlllleStUY. 7 M.UING rr TBROVGB THE SToRM Va, Tile Rev. Georle C. Wi!lrldl, puler. p.m. Thunclay. (Crabtree), p,m.; WetiJt-y Dllclple Clua, 7:00 p, · Stmday SChooii:!O a.m.; Suaday wcnbtp ' lob t:lf.$1 m. $AI. EM CENTER - Church School9: 1~ 11 a.m. , . Storm lsa fam'lllar word to ua today. "Deoert Sto.n n" Is on our mind a a.m.; Morn~n& Worolllp 10:1~· a.m, CALVARY BIIILE OIURC!I,Iocatad on continually, Be assured, we will make II throul!lltbe stonn! ' Devld (Fierce) .Pomeroy Pike, Cotutty Road :15 - • Flat· Storms are common aa we aall the oea of file. Just like wars an! SNOWVILLE - Morni!IC·II'artlllp, 9:00 woodl. Rtv. &ldlWond, putc.-. Strv1cea , 30 a, common In the world. In all my life I have ~er known a world free of a.m.; Church SthooiiO:OO a.m: (Fionaoe 011Stmday atiO::IOa.m. ud7:10p,m. wtth Smith) wara. Slmewhere a war Ia always rqt.,. However ,li becomes a storm Sundayll<bool t:IOa.m. Blbltllludy, Wed· wileD we become Involved: Life con11111 ol one stonn after another, The , • - r . 7:30p.m. problfiJIIS of today ant different from the rrobloma you faCed last year ll<hool NS am · - SPIRrruAL FAITH CHURCH, State 10. wUJ II be next 1@ar. Storms of dlfferen nature and size make up tlu! Prayer MM..., ,,30 . - · 311, Alltlflully. A. s-~r~. pa-. day• of our life. So '\'ere the •Storm• on ,t he Sea of Galilee 81 lite sea ' ' ~ llwtdayMomlliC,IOLm.;SIIndayevenbiC became roulb and the wind 111'01!1· . , • 7: 30_p.m~J'Iday~7::10 p.m. · ·t- l MLDDL TIN~I*NTHOLI· The heautltul 1111111 about the &~:count of thb scripture Ia that Jesus fiii:BII CHURCH, lac., 'IS Ptorl St. a.v. came to them IIi tl!emldlt oflheatorrn. Je•uats alwayscomlnitotlll. we IVOIIII,..., actlqJ*Ior; RoprMaaloy, are much more aware of Hl1 preaenC!! In the IOod times of life 81 He comH to bleaa till. Bul, He alao comes to ua admlat the storms of life: . day Sr.. lun· 1:30 a.m.; 11ont111 WWIIItp ntiDII back over the paat atorma of life lliCI realize you made It thtoulh 10:30 a.m.; ......,. !fOIIIIIp 1:10 p.m.; that atonn. You rnay not have been~"'""' of II, bul'ile was preiM!IIt wfth . Wadll-,. ...... ~ llttdy, prayer you In tile atorm. •. • ud pralaUBVIet.i!'_~p.m. Jsua II real to us at tile polnl of need In our life. He comes to .;., CHURCH or • ..,.Ull CHRIIT APOSwalklna·upon the waves ofthe aea o!llfe, Jn I he mtd1t of lite' utonna He rouc - vu• " tllld Ward Rd. Eldtr apeabiD 111, "It II I, be no! afraid" (v.20), When we allow Him to' He . , _Lm.; -Wonlllp · - 8ar'Ytoo,lolittlay, · lloDday ......... 10:10 7: 31) eaten the eventa of life and brtnp 111 to the other aid@ (v.21) . Inlbe p.m.; Bible lllutlr:Wedaoatlul.!: 1111 P-IlleveDta of tbta ICI'Ipture, Jeaua did ml deliver them from the storm CALVARY PIUlJUM CBAJ>- llurl111tu011al u II may oeem atorrn1 muat be neceuary to the balance of life' VlettrRou_lll. paator; Tbe comfort Ia thai JHUI dtll.v ered IIJem THROUGH THE STORM . Cllalcll Faulll, Sollllay kloottllltlpt.; laWe rejoiCe Ill tbe laltb that He wUI d@ltver us throulb thll atorm alio. day ...... I:IOLm.; .. _ . . , . _ p, U ;; a .m.; lo~......,· -T:IOp.m. Prayer M , Wldn. . .y, 7:30p.m. ~=r.~:n~o~S:.~~··•ch Shupra~leC~~w·7'nhl~.o.:..Rev";.Ear• r: co...,....,, ·:F.:~LivE ~~ =· II "f"lce• llNITEn ••r !"fth Rev. ............ -.,. ............ ... -..er-.. . __ _ ... ~son sur buiJdin&. • ~=~y~ .... -:n... ' ~av~n:~aWno~~i~~ Dr. Ruth says. . · "If Christians would make a greater · elfon to evangelize these non-Christian peoples, we would not have to seen so many of our youth to fight against them on the battlefield," Dr. Ruth believes. ''Only one hiDidredth of one per·l cent of evangelicals become missionaries. Far more of the become soldiers in wars such as VietNam." She feels 'the Bible is a far more ef· fective way of creating peace in the -world than is the gun. If people are interested in learing more about her ministry, Dr. Ruth Korea. ' l ,' --· ..~- ! [I· " '. -' -··- . f dleport-Pomeroy Rocary Oul). Crawfonl disttibulfl4 the lalest information Meigs County demOfllll!ics. This informllion, as he pomted out, mutt aU be used together to get an idea of Meigs COIIIty as a whole. Crawford that Meigs County, p« cap111, rants high on the poverty ratings as as one of the highest per capita wage earners. rently in the · county healthy, .00 Veterans' service ...offed for county also start up of new ·~ wilhin the area by local residents. New vencure1 by oulli!le concerns :'~ talcc leCQIId pllce llld II only posve&,rans in need of financial ~­ sible ~ the current 1oc:a1 ~inca · sislani:c for transpOrtation to a V.;t,. ~ IS healthy and Otlplllll, acMedical Centee should apply at the cmlina 10 Crawfon:L ·on . ·~ ; IJO!Cd Crawford was pn:sented • Rotary ink pen . in appreciation of his presentaaon to the group. · wen Veterans Service Office 11 114 Mulberiy Ave. in Pomeroy 11JC4St one wed:: prior to their appoil!tmenl Any new alllllicanl will~ . to brin~ a copy Dt their dischaip . from military service (DD-214). .~' A paity wa. given on Tuesday at the ·home of RUS8ell and Juanita s pencer. Hillside Baptist Church has Hillside Baptist Church hOSied an outing ra:cndy for the youth of the church. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Humphrey were superviSors for the evening. . A football game began the even- . ing followed by bowling in Pomeroy. After boWling, pizza and refreshments were'served. A Bible study session and Bible piclionary weie also enjoyed. EFFE"cTIVE FEBRUARY 4, ·1991 FRUTH PHARMACY WILL OPEN A1 '8:00 A.M. MONDAY ·THRU FRIDAY FOR OUR CUSTOMERS' CONVENIENCE. Sermonette ' h /d Rotary club rneeting e ·the family members and friends. " AM•ftding were Mr. . --" Mrs, ...,., .... Kevin Lute, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spencer in honor of their nephew, Lu•• Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Burke 111d Kevin Lule, who left Thunday for . .... Mr' and ~ "' active duty in the United StaleS "son, Meter Gre&. Mr• · and • Wt narren ' "-d Army .an • . · • Ebersbach, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Grate During lhe evening he received a gh L ' dse Mrs phone call from his cousin, Regina and dau ter, m y, · Cooper and children, Morpntown. Michael Pore and daughters Jwica W.Va. and Sarah, Mr. and Mil!. · Donald • u ..... Mr. and Mrs. Tom Proffitt Refreshments of cake. ice aearn, lYIIII ... and daughter, Charice. Mrs. Jack chips, coffee and tea were served ID Stollings and Mr. and Mrs. RusseU Box 15025, San Jose, Calif, 95115or to ·her at Asian Center for Theological Stpdies and Mission, 187 Choong Jeongro 3-Ka. Seodaemoon-tcu, Seoul 120, South . ' ' THE PHARMACY WILL CONTINUE TO OPEN :AT 9:00 A.M., BUT PRESCRIPTION.CAN BE DROPPED OFF IN ADVANCE FOR PICKUP R 9:00A.M. -lap--·· . - .' L .. , .. SAFE GUN HANDLING - Joba Coe~Mao, Melp County's Elementary Supervisor recently !lpOke 1o Salllbury s.t udenta coliCemln& firearm ,u fety. He dtaeuued dlfterenl lillie IUD handllq pracllces and · how flreanns · and ammunition. work. · Satety with IUDS alld beillg res)IOIIIIble around them wti.ti stressed. , .. , , , ,, • ~~ .. , , ,;•·.1 ~, < ~. 1 ·.. · ··"" 'I, t •• 716. N~rth Second Street Midd.rt, OH; 45760 614-992-6491 PBAR - ~· ••1 • ....... I . . .,. the middle of FebruarY when she hopes to receive a visa IIi retUrn 10 should K orea. In ~-" nort;., -s call her at (614) 985-4253. or write ·to her in care of her hostess, Mrs. ""~ "··'-·' G u ... ~. S c,., .... , p • 0 ' B OX 35• Ches~. Obio 45720• Dr. Ruth is also coUecting used slide and movie projectors (16 mm) ( ua1 d and used typewritell! •man • anh electric) in good condition ,or er · thetr · mtrus · · tn"es. rr stude nts to use m you would like . to donate such 111ims, please contact her at Mrs. Schaekel's address, · 0025 -·-·Rev. ' --u """"" - Party given for serviceman . c~en~:~o:ft!~t~::r:~~ II R~. ·Door prize announced :::!t~~u~ ~~t :C~~w - ,. • · Afri~• 10 a IDISSionary ,_ "Because of the spiritual vacuum in America created by cullllral Christianity, which' would rather dialogue<with non-Christians than · · ' SATURDAY SUNDAY . CHESHIRE - Women Alive will LONG BOTI'OM -There will be POINT PLEASANT , The 3664 · meet Monday at 7 p.m. 11 ille a hymn sing at the ~- Oli\'8 WYARNO Point PJca.Jt through Kyger Cleek Clubhouse. There wiU Commmtity Church in -Loag Bot- teen mobilization processin& exerbe a mini-cake decoratiiiJ tom on Saturday at 7 p.m. Pastor · else dependeat lJriedn& will be held demonslration. The~e wiD also ~.i Lawrence Bush mvites the public. Sunday ll 1 p.m. at Point Pleuanl · speaker, There will •be Hi&b School All dependenl devotional refreshments IBid salad bar, ., POMEROY •· The youth of the children, liP 10 and over lhould at= '· ''· New Life Covenant Ghurch of God tend. Areas to be cliscuued include COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP ,..._ in Chester will have a bake sale legal assistance, financill llld' BOlin! of tniStecs of Colmnbi8 SabUday from 9 a.m. to noon at medical inswance. Depallllltilll 1.0. Township will meet Monday 8t Kroger's in Pomeroy and Lalry's cards will be issued 7:30 p.m. at the fire station. ·' Woodworldng in Pomeroy. POMEROY • , There will .be POMEROY • Gospel concert at 8I!Oiha' 12-••- AA on .. the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Sunday Ill 7....,. p.m. at the J. .PA. Church in Pomeroy on Saturday It office mPomeroy. .' 7 p.m. The Unroe Familv will sing. W'IIUietll of dotr prizes It' Pastor Bill W ..._,u ' " ' · - · lnvitca the. LOTIRIOOE - There -· will . be a Bin:blleld Puncnl Home dlainJ 115 sm-·..._. "'-- •• the LoariA- open Public. house have been IIUIOUIICied: Commllllity Center on Slllllay fipm Rhonda Hoover. Pomeroy; Binda Diehl, Rutland; Dorothy DaYif, Middleport; llld Psle ~·why. Plxueroy. ' sam Crawford.' districupecialist Crawford. also~ live Slep8 of Over 160 people visiled d!!i from the Obio Cooperative &ten· . .econom_ic rocoveiy . in any area. funeral home in Rutland during the . sion Service. was guest. speaka' It . Alfto!lg ~ ~t unportant was open house, acc:ordina to oWnci'l the recent .meeting of · the Mid· keepmg m businesses that are cur· James C. Bin:hlleld ._,. meecin' RUTH ESHENAlJR address: Partners IntematiQnal, P.O . . EDUCATION STRESSED - Jim Vennarl, fonner prlncpal at Rutland and Harrisonville, 11.11d a bueball coach, recently spoke to the fourth, fifth, 11.11d sixth ~rrades about his job as a Cincinnati Reds scout. He stressed the Importance of education and mentioned many of the jobs available In the sports field. Vennarlalso showed . the students some autographed baseball& and his two World Series ' ', ' re,.,.,... ..- SUnd:ft tt:r . T w i r• l e r s c cross and follow Otrist in a sacrificial life of service, fighting abortion on demand, fill' example. or taking the gospel to those who have oot heard. "Instead of turning to God when "America is ri~ning for the they suffer financiaUy and phsyjudgement of God.' warns Dr. Ruth ciaUy," observes Dr. Ruth, Eshenaur, who has been serving for "American Christians often get the past.l5 years as a•miSSiOJII.II'Y in angry, blame God, and run from hi Africa and Aisa. "While multitudes because they think he doesn "t want are lurning to Christ in many to bless them." . countries overseas, I am grieved to Dr. Ruth is a professor of comsee America becoming more and municatioas at Asian Center for more pagan." she laments. Theological Studies and Missions · "My students ask me why (ACI'S); ACI'S is dedicaled to the Amen~icl?they believe is a evangelization of Asia, and has the Christian nation, has such bigh support of international leaders :rates of crime, drug abuse. abortion such as Dr. Billy Graham. It is an and divorce." Dr. ~haur explains. international leaders such as Dr. "They cannot understand vihy Billy Graham. It is In international, Christians don't do more to prevent interdenominational evangelical the AIDS epidemic, homosexuality, semilll!fY with 700 Korean students pornography, alcoholism and other and about 30 overseas students 8IId social diseases." · . · about 30 Overseas sbldents on the Eshenaur teUs- them that most gradwue and undergraduate llivels . Christians in America are more inAfter receiving a B .Til. from · terested in · personal peace and Detroit Bible College, an M.A. aflluence than they . are in evan- . from Syracuse Univenity and a gelism and in cOITecting the iUs of Ph.D from Southern Illinois society. Most people j1L5t want to be University she served three years as left alone, not disturbed by the . a missionary in Kenya, Africa; three logicalfCB:I'SAssoc. with . the Asian lroubles of other people, whether Th , . , 11 across the world or across town. eo mbon m· Blwan Funhennare, they are seeking ans seven years with ACI'S. affluence that is, an ever increasing The daughtee of the late Dr. and prosperity - a life which more or Mrs. Roy Eshenaur, her interests in more things. And so very few missions was nii11UI'ed by her · Christians are willina to take up the brotber. Dr. Jim Eshenauer, who is· OJ' ' ..,ns. EDITOR'S NOTE: Tbe fol· lowing commentary was submit· ted by Dr. Rutb &benaur, Pb.D., a missionary In Korea, on ber experiences there. -•!i .J!ACINE . lude Missionary visits, reports on_Korea •' Q\\;(f 83 MHIIUNI . Middleport. Ohio 41710 182-1117 -ltiii-O·OKIIf. FUNERAL HO. l'llullne Atkins brqught a book green fantasy · 'in formerly bare, · • SALEM .CENTER ' _. .,..,~ Star 110011 to 2"j1.1n. Cost is.$5 for adull.1 on perrennials that. the club will spaces She nobXt that pbjnts should Commllllity CaJenCiir ' Item ""' and $2.50 for children under ~ present to the Meigs County Public be chosen that CII!ICade lnd trail ill ap~ lliO claYI beton Ill tftal GJ:anae and Sllf' Junior 011qe will . age of 12. · : ' Library in memory . of Bernice their natural ~-- Some inc an~ the d!l7 ol that evst, Itmu meet $1lurday It 7 :30 p .m. ll the · ' W'mn. · . . .Swedish Ivy, Purple Passion Vme, , must be; recielwd 1D advaace to granae" hall; Potluck rel!eehments RACINE - The . ~ ..' ,_, The t4idfllepon open· me.ling Spider . Pl8nts and Strilwben'y · ·ass..-e publkab Ia the .c alen· will follow· the meetinJ. A:J! memBoosters will have a ~;:j will be held Monday at 7 :30p.m . at . Geranium. GI'I{'Cieaf Ivy is a good dar. . bel's nrged to attend. ham dinner m Sunday'beginnina . the Presbyterian ChUR:h. plant-to lift me s spirits. 11 :30 a.m.tlllhe high school. Men!! Fernwood's open meeting will be Dorothy Woodard gave a list of FRIDAY 'RE.EDSVIll.E - Eastern AdJietic includes chicken, ham, IIIIISIIell ' held Feb. 19 at 1 p.m. at the Zion · containers that could be 'used for MIDDLEPORT , • Revival with B<iosteis are spoiiSOI'inJ a fifth and · pocatnes, noodles, peen · beans. ChUR:h. hangi1ig baskets. Norman Taylor • will be held sixth grade lll"Wball totmaiilent clesat and drink fDr $3.75, adultS, . It was noted that the Rutland The hint on calcium for plants through SlllUI'day Ill the Ash SJreet on Saturday llld Sunday. and $2 for children Wider 12. · u-·-• "--" Free Will B~ ' · Church m· Mid- "'',..........,'g ,..___.__,,_ com...,;.:.-~" ·•Club received a superior rating for was given by ··--~ ..... . - - - · "'"' ...., the Rutland combined Dower show, Calcium is imperative for growth dleport_at 7:_ p.m . nigbdy. Special ta1cc place during the pmes under MONDAY and for the Meigs Comtty Fair or your plants as it builds suong singing will be held each nighl the dU;eclion of JoAnn Newsome. SYRACUSE - The Suwiil flower show. stems and roots. Calcium is added • Preregister by calling 992-3382. Towaship tl'ustces will meet Mooi: Valentine sunshine pta:tes for to the soil in the fonn of lime. She · 1UPPERS PLAINS • There will day at 1:30 ':'.fll· in the s~ ~eigs County Home resi~rits were stated thai water in which e~ are be a I'Diilld and ~ dlnce on HENDERSON • The Gallia Municipal ~utlding. . :· p)anned: · boiled is a good soutce of ciuni FTuriday fromPiainsS.Jl:jU p .mB·. uill!ldin!he iUWihaestem Sq~~~reSaturdaDince · . . Pearl C!l!utda , Pauline Atlrins · as weU as egg sheUs. .· ppers .· VFW g . lub w vc a dance y RACINE • The Racine Villa!t and Maicia furnished . Dorothy W6odard slated . that fealllting . . · Rocky · Mountain_ from 8·11 p.m •. at the Hendenon Coimcil will meet Monday il HO flowers for the chun:hes. pow was the time to JliUIIC lllJ?le Blucgmss. Arthur Conant will be Conununity Center in Hendenon, p.m. in .Council, Cbambers • Mill Part. ' ' ,. ' The ttaveling prize was won by · trees. She cloilM the meeting w1th the caller. W.Va. John Waugh is 1he c:aller. Margaret Parsons. ' · prayer from "The Daily Word" enPOMEROY ·The annual inspecPOMEROY • "Country Covole Bernice Nelson spoke on " Hang· titled "Wings of Song." LETART • The Letart 1bwnship tion of. Pomeroy I...odge No. 164 F GoCs HoUywood" and "Puppy ThJstces , ing Baskets." She , stated· they are Margaret Belle Weber won the will meet Mondly II , 6 & AM will be held Friday i1 7:30 Saves the Cin:IL'I" will be lbown p .m . at the qffice one of the highest forms of nalii1JII ~ prize. p .m . at !he Middleport Lodge Hall Salllnlay 11 2 p.m. at the Mtip art. They have replaced curtains in Dorothy Woodard . furnished the m the E.A. deglee. County Public I,.ibrary in Pomeroy most windows creating pockets of arrangement in a hanging basket. MIDDLEPORT - The Millfor area cbildrell . dleport Garden Club wiU ha\'8 111 . HARTFORD Revival at open meelina on Monday a1 7:30 Father's House ChUR:h in Hartford. RU11.AND • There will be a p.m. at the Middleport Presbyterjib W.'Va. Friday through Feb. 10 at 7 voUey ball toumarnent ll the Rut- Church. A slide .-ogram On tlowm p.m. nigbdy. Rick Weaver will be land Civic Center on Salurday. Call · llld plants of Thailand and Ji(the evangelist. Special singing Dennis McKinney at 742·2279 for nightly. . ·.. .· infonnation. · PJ111C11tedby ice · f.m.: RAWUNGS'.COATS Community calendar CY •j I • -~;· \ ~ ' .. ,, , ~ ,• . ,, ·'-· • ';I' • !" '• ' f .. - .,. •'. - ' · �~ , ' "' · The Pag&'--8- .. ,. . . . .~··- - • ,. • I' . . . Sentinel ' Doctor: pOWers 'out of this .world' FORT, l-AUDERDALE, Ia. charges and Pelllto's claims of similar to a dentist's dim. The (UPI) - A podiatrist who re- having paranormal powers. doctor also showed which bone he . moved a woman's toe hone The trial started Monday and removed using a model skeleton wltho~!anesthesia tesdfted at was expected to last as long as of a foot. thew 11n's psychic Injury trial two weeks. I1 PelUIQ Is awarded Willens said that during the that is patlent displayed powers damages, it will be the first time operation, Pelltto told htm, • 'I that were "out of this wol'ld." anyone has won damages (or a wonder bow real ·people ·reel so . Dr. Sheldon Willens tesltted at psychic Injury. I'm going to pipe out tor a thefivll trial of Penny Pelllto, 52, Circuit Judge Paul Marko In minute:' She .said,, -•Jesus, ··that . whclls seeking unspecified dam· issued Thursday a gag order · ~turts.'" · · ·•" 1 . ages from~tjome Depot, a liard·. preventing Iii Wyers from ~-: The doctor 11td Petltto then · ware store sHe claims Is fl!sponsi· cussing the case with reporters. plped'back lnashecompletedthe ble for an accident that ended her He macje the order at the request operation. . ·pai n·blocklng ability. of plaintiff lawyer ,James Zloch, The doctor teslltled that he Willens told a three-man, who claimed It woul!l Increase prescribed two different pain· three-wo.man jury t)l!lt he l"e· the chances of jurors hearing • kuters for Pelllto after t!le .moved a n en!3rged bone froV& the about the case outside the operation, blit she later said little toe of PelUto's left toot July courtroom. neither worked and advised him 18, 1985. ·He said he was skeptical During his testimony, Wtllens that she was going to "pipe back when Pel lito told him she would denwnstrated the operation he out'' to control the pain for the not nee<! anesthesia during the performed on Pelllto by sawing next few days. · operation because she could through a chicken bone wilh a He .said her surgical wound control the pain by . " piping it small gas-powered saw. The healed unusually.qulckly·. out ~ ' · blade made. ~ . whining sound · "I thought thill this was imPos· sible. I was very upset with even the thought of !his," the doctor said. He flna lty relented on the ' condi tion that a syringe loaded . RENSSELAER, N.Y. (UP!)- and Hudsqn Ratlroao as a freight with anesthesia be kept In easy Dennis "Denny" CQrsale's been tralnsman. .. reach during the operation. · working on the r~llroad for 50 In his early years on the ralls, "I expecled her to jump off the · . years, and if he Isn't sidetracked, Corsale worked add jobs. "ltired · ta ble with agony," Willens said. he won't retire until be' s number up a Jot of steam engines and Instead, Pelltto was joking, one. shoveled a lot or coal, " he said. laughing and waving at his otrtce ~ ·Number o~e·' means becomr Long trips in the wlnter.meant assistants. ing the nat!pn s longest tenured dealing with sub-zero tempera· Willens said he also was· railroad conductor, and the 68· lures tor days at a time, he said~ p~esent in September 1986 when year-old Sara toga Springs man " We all slept In one of those another doctor removed a cyst thtri!Cs he's right on track. bunks on top With a coal stove. from Pelltto's right breast and tn Corsale, currently the third It'd be sub-freezing at night, and May 1987 when Pellllo underwent longest tenured conductor in the pretty toasty in the morning," wrts t ·surgery during which a nation. has been workin~ for Corsale said. ligament was cut to ease the railroads since 1941. The Amtrak Corsale Is now responsible for strain caused by a repetitive · employee, staliolll!ll In the AI, Train 68, the second leg of . motion Injury. 'Both operations bany suburb of Rensselaer, turns Amtrak~s Montreal to New York were done without anesthesia. 69 In AprU and faces mandatory City run. Qrl Mondays throliglt ·"!found thal"thls woman has retirement one year .later. Thursday, he's at Rensselaer for some very strange and unreal "When I become number one In the trip to New York. After qualities, " Wllteris said. " It was the U.S.A., then I'll think about staying overnight, he Is back on something out of this world." retirement," Corsale said. board at 7:.30 a.m. tor the run Willens said he had no idea how north. · Pelltto was able to block the pain. The rail veteran has two There 'he starts the cycle all Pelltto filed a personal injury 'obstacles in his trek . to the top. over again. sui t against the Hollywood Home According to rail officials, a · Corsale said he comes from a Depot,. claiming she lost her .January 1991 roster lists E .F . railroad family. His father pain-blocking ability when three Schuler, who began work on Oct. worked 48 years as a track 8-foot planks fell on her head in 28, I939, and !i.E . Kelly - Dec. foreman for the D&H, the na· April 1987. The 5-foot, SO-pound 22, 1940 -as .the longest tenured tion's oldest continually operat· Miramar woman, however, said conductors in the nation. Both )ng railroad. His brothers she still has her othermetaphyst- · . are stU! employed With Massa· worked as railroad conductors, . cal powers, Including the abtUiy chussetts Bay Area Transit. firemen and ticket agents, and to pic k lottery num.bers Corsale got his first railroad · Corsale says he always knew he sometimes. job five months before the United was des tined for railroad work. Pelltto claims the hardware States entered World War II. He "In those days, If you didn 't ·store had stacked the wood was hired at 'the Saratoga have a relative on the railroad, ttnsafely. Home Depot denies the Springs station of the Delaware you didn't work on the ratlroad." Quirks tn the news-....;.__ _ _ __ identical to that of th~ Iraq! flag. Pollee siy two women vlslled The Iraqi flaJil still bears tllree elder!Jo for prosUtutlon stars, but Syria's now has only SOLDIERS GROVE, Wis . two: • (UPI) :- Two women \j'ere FlnHnson said some of the charged with prostllutton Thursmisprinted . shirts apparently day alter pollee alleged their been snapped up as collec· have regular visits to the elderly tor's Items, slnee be has not residents of a low-Income apart· received' returns on all of those ment complex were more than "defective" shirts' he has offered just netghbfJrly . .. . to repair or replace. Julie Kelly. 29, and Suzanne Fort Benjamin Harrison offl· Burrow. 38, were each charged ctals at Indianapolis said they · with prostitution. already had received a $10,000 Soldiers . Grove Police Chtet check from Flnllnson to benefit Jel"i'y Mpran said for at least the needy families. Another $10,000 past two years the two women check was scheduled tor presenvtslled the Golden Acres apart· tation. Thursday to Mayor WU· ment complex about the tlme liam Hudnutand representatives residents received their Social ot the Navy and Marines. ·· Security checks. Flnltnson said he hopes to raise Moran said he made the $40,000 througb'the iblrt sales for arrests using survelltance, writ· military famUies suffering finanten statements from elderly cially because wage earners are male· residents and other eviIn the Persian GuH. dence. The men told pollee they "I can't tell YO I! how It paid the women up to $IOO per feels to write that be visit !Qr sex. ''Their. (elderly men) statements are going to be our basic' evidence," Moran saJd. " Both are charged with only one count of prostitution. It's not a felo,ny. In a large case like this I feel it shOuld be blit I don't make the . ! said. ' ' . Tbesnatu doesn't seem to have sloWed demand a 'bit, however. FlnliQson .said his Greenwood factory workers are on the job ' from 6 a.m . to 11 p.m. daily to print the custom-designed shirts, but stU! can't keep up with the demand. He said Flnc~rp has shipped · 50,000 shirts and has orders for 50,000 more. The agent for Cincinnati Ben· gals quarterback Boomer Esia· son called to offer the player's endorsement lor the shlrts, and chain department stores · In i.oulsvllle are "excited out of their minds',' to get a shipment, Fhjltnson said. 'Most of the sh lrts have been !!Old through two western wear shops In Greenwood and Carmel, but Finllnson said sales have expanded to Kroger graceiy stores and other kinds of retail outlets. BULLETIN BOARD laws." The rural Crawford County community was shocked by the charges but Moran said many or the residents oft he IS-apartment · building were not. "They (apart· men! residents) assumed or thought they knew (what · was going on ). We are unlluni of the total number Involved. We feel there are more involved than are · admitting lt." :.. 'Hot' war T·shlriB made ~aq short-term ally GREENWOOD, Ind. (UPI) "Consultation of an old encycloped ta led to contusion over Middle Eastern flags and a temporary and embarasslng - Inclusion of Iraq as an ally on a shirt designed to raiSe money for needy U.S. mtlttary families. · Dan Flnltnson Sr., whose clothi ng company. Ftncorp, is printing thousands of sweat shirts and T-shltts . in support of Operation Desert Storm, said the Iraqi flag was accidentally printed on the back of thousands of shirts Intended to show the 32 allied nags united agabllt lhatcoWitry. The space on tile lblrt wu labeled tor Syria, Fllll1alon IBid. He said hls art staff had consulted a 1972 encyclopedia to get the design forSyrla'sflag, not • realizing that Sy,na . had since changed its nag ileslgn. Syria's original design - horizontal bands of red, while and black with three greep stars in a white center band - .was Jtearly BrLLETL~ . -'" ARD ·'· TO PlACE AN AD (AU 992-21 $6 S P.M. I A.M. until NOON .SATURDAY MONDAY thru FRIDAY I A.M. to - 71 AutOI .lor S8le Apartment torRent 32 Mobile Homll tor sale •• .. . 2 IRtlnif!·l:':" _,........ . ,v.y- y ~ECl!:::M:ol~... 3 • 10 ·. 15 :~·- 1.10 d•scount for eds ..,, HI edlr"c•. . ldttndfoui'Miach unci• tlwordswiH be ow...,..,, fot euort I~" d8'1 H runs in p..,t . Ctl1 bflfote 2 :C'JO p .m dtlf 1ftir DUbUcMton to m•• correction. · . "Acfl thn mun be-~ In ectvance .I tt ' . <=•d otTh•ll• Heppy ~dt In Y•d se~. uemo;11m · 1-CIId or Th'"b 1 - Pubflc Stlt& Auction 9 - W-tted to luy . f - z ,OO P.M. WEDNESDAY - z ,OO P.M. THIJ~It•AV - J ,Oo P.M. FIIIOAV Public Notice . PUIUC NOTICE NOTICE l1• h8Niw ...... thot on let""'-Y, Feb. z. 1981, .. 10;00a.m., opubllc .... wHI be held It 101 Union Avenue, Pomeroy, Ohio, to Millar ceoh 111e fo~ 1 - g COIIellral; 1171 Chevrolet Vlllltu,. v.. SICGL1'1117111717 The fl ........... Saving• Compeny, Pomercw. Ohio, . , . _ the Pubic Notice. right ... bid .. thll ..... lnd eo wldldr8W tile lllove aalll· . . . prior ........ ,urther, The Fe..,... - Inti Compei!y end Slv· re-• 1M • 1 ~- Slt"•t!Qn W1nted 1·3 - lnturlnce 1•·-iuttn•i Training 11 - Schools & lf'lttr~tian 11 -· Aiclio, TV t. CB Aeptir 17-Mitcellansou• 11 - W.,.ied To Do L-~~T~h-•~nk-·~~1 - p; I I I I II Of lmpMed Wlrrl~· 11 ....... 1""'~"" .. ".w ·"" Sadly Miaaed By Wife, Ethel Orr; Daughters. Son•· In-Law, and Grandchildren iN MEMORY OF ROY PRIDDY OUR HUSBAND AND FATHER . Thi'H YNrs ago you lift ua, It hun .a much pan. Though .,OU're not In our p-ee. You're alweya In heen.,. We remember you In thlnaa we do. And placea whlf'l we . go. There Ia euch li void now In our Uvea. The daya they pen 10 alow. We cherllh .Very memory, AI we go from dey to day . . May you elWIYI be a1 reat. In the erma of Ood we prey, Sadly mlaed by Wife, Ethel; Daughters 1nd '" •p ·~\: ;,;y t, ·;--c:. "" ?-.U ,..f·o~,,..!)' .... ' ...... "' !f' .,i·~ · . , p.m.-,. 8 ''· '.!;;,_:.; -1 VIrginia. - ·,...,.., Air · Cycle llU ·• h \f} •f:.~ f., . .;,;.... ~ .. •'o, ·~ u~, •:- '1 ,; .t .,.,'·' SIGNS """""tlf B~::~ by tldt ~nt~nt·67~ 'I .. 1539 Bryan Piece Mldcllepon; Ohio . 11·14-tfn •LIGHT HAULING •FIREWOOD BILL SLACK . ' 992·-2269 USED RAILROAD TIES 1·12·10-tfn lUST SEE $21,0110 •. CHESTER - BAU.I SUBDI¥111011- Ele11nce &Luxury.:.. Nice bia shlde bees with ~ colon ill style home slltlnl on 211 ICrts. F1ncy ch1ndelie11, 2 fi!'IPIICtS. 4 bedr001111; fllnnll dinlna r!JOIII, bia toyer, 2 e~r 111111, bllement. fllimlllnl ~ ~ u~ ~ . poolllld much, much more. C.lllor dellils. ,,, • UIIGES-e..Boc.-$125 FIEREIS-$125 .. KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 992-5335 or 915-3561 Acroa Frern Plll1 OHic1 POMIEIOY. OHO •t ·-- =--=·lindHllonradOh't PortabiiS.wmHI _. your taao to 111e lft7Jt )uat Poull'l Day c... C.ntor, Pe11111roy, 011. •Remodeling and Home Repaire •Roofing •Siding •Pain11ng NO JOB TOO SMALL FREE ESTIMATES •• ,.,.•• ,. Chest•; Oh. -.... Oolllpotll. ofllc1, IIIIDII flloPHM t'M ~ ,.•' --· ' ~1erchond1se . 1.0111 IOTTOI- Crlspt~~ Com• - Approx. 2 scie lot willl 250 flit ol riwr fronll1e. bolt dock. f1nllstic Yiaw, lnil115 yr. old ranch wllll 3111doroms, 1nd 1 flmily room. A211 Clr prate with vinyl silina•nd woodbumer. $52,0110 PH. 949-2101 or les. .t49·2160 ' ~ ·· 42 Mobile Homes tor Rent 5I Llveetock . 47269 St It 241 • • C.lfl... lp.ftl. · - - · Gooda SeaancVrhlrd cut My for ua. 11.10 ......... .... aoocl dllty - . Juot aut lily ttoo per bolo, 011 114·'JII2oilOIS. Tronsportat1on 23 Professional 71 Autos for sale 1m eo...tto, :uo 41PMd, "'"" good qulred,S4~.m~ . ' ' TUning :lith yaor ol ..,. vice. Line DiMII. 114-'1112·21111- ... .., _., .. . . ., .. '' BASEMENT WATERPROOFING -- .-nctMionll llletlme guoNn- too. Laall ....,.,... tumlohod• frM ootlinot• Coli 1· 114-227-4415, dly or nftlrt. ........ ~ ftng. .. , ..:r ... grwwth orllntrod ., Ron'• TV ........ ~lllnt .. *' Iii - lnrMIL lllioHouM .. other Mill, ~wv Ohio I:::.... 41 2414. ' ." ' ;. ...... ' Dlvll -VIa - ·lup· Q rgrre Crook Rd. Porto, ~lwp. ... dlllnry. 114- ,_1ndPfno •· . ." . ' f ... " 111 441 ,- ........... Ohio 110. Far •tO ... _ _ ...bdlv101on:3 BR, 84 ·-'l!ml. EleCtriCal a Refrigeration RMI....bll 01' . ODhKUitOtll wiring,,_or,.,...,., room, .-R.,_, u - _r1a11n. llealrlael, J04.I7I. 1711. -• .. . 85 General Hauling - - ...... 1110 ........ good-· -, 2 on Rlvor, 1 - 2 blthl, .. out liulldlnll. ....-,; -.. ' ........,.. Upholll!!!nf - Rt~. 1 •11 J • .. ..-·• '' ' c.~1ndHMtlna ..·• JOM.1Iblnl '"* -· t~n~Ma ad ,.___ l.... ·- '"' lrl _ . . . , - . ,..... , . 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HOU18hold ~ . 2 Reglolor OU.I1• - . 4 1* Ford Ringer. 14,000 mUu, Jlko now~- 1 drive, 11,100. yoar Old Oolcl,., I yOir old 304 ea . . . . . . bolll tt•v. ..... aultlng 1,.1ntng, 1 1114 full lla • - . 11r _ . , Pur' Brlld J-y en, 3 yeo,. 302 -lno, 4x4, -.e7M724 or · I'IW2f5. old NIO 114-4411-21711, Small pony with - l o • brldltl, 1111 Ford Alra.lar, 41,000 ...... wHh 1ddl. 114-28M:tM. mltoePe,IEddlo 1111,.. I11:, P8, AIIIFII Cruloo, w.aon a 112,800.114-1414111. Real Es tate MOillE HOM£ FURNACES - HEAT PUMPS AU FURNACE PARTS .. f 4464111. 63 ;..:,,-;-~;.:.;;._~~:=':':''": l'or- or ront, nnr 2 bodroom •! ...... ~ ...... nd - · :MxtO Stnl TIIJII,• .. Doubto Drop, 1250. 114- ' ' ' v-e .,.cam"'" OHIO VALL£Y PIJILISHINO CO. '· ::'· :: e~onytlmo. . . 73 vans & 4 WD's IIMnalll - -lndtvldual. firm - · Clreer mlnlded To ftnd out lbout thla · -toOaaortvnllv:' oond ,...,,... P:o. lo1 .,_. ureyou of tho Dally -lnol, Pomoray OH 41'111. ....'•'• .l' "'Fr" EetlmetH" ~·~~:JP..:.~J _-"_,rodJull...,.., .,....... .... .._ .... -Inti , N. =- ' Utility Bullclnt BPL: 27'1131'x8', 1t7ll Chivy, 4 driYI. 110 1·13'xr Slldlnt Door, 1·~· 111n qlne, 4 IPMd tNrwm-., Door, Chalco 01 13 Colora, S4,444 E....od. Iron " - oaOd - · St,IOO. 30W7Wtfl. Bulldorl, S14-332-llllt5. 1114 Ford Convw.lon wn, . 111g 4111' linn 1or JDII• up. . . . our ,_ ·'m1. 11.,'1 Full ' - h B.. nd -'V' Danlurn- Auotrlll., Outlllcll '' Far .... , 1flllll Ford ...-. 114 neg. 114 Ill t242 •,:aJ. 1100. month, 304 451-1042. Snilll FU!"ilhod . HouiOJ_,m Rur, Thlril Avenue, $1DUIIIIO. t100 DIDoolt. 114 ' .. 38711, 114441-1346• • ::;t.s.._J:dml:!~; ~,: Buslneas Oppoitunlty ...... Have Changed Our Location To · " PH. 61C-915-3949 •• •• SIDING CO. iiioO, MW "49~=~Fo~r;;Laa;;;se~::::::::::' w.s - Iii - · 1100~. lnatud!nt :l;r, ton pic....,.., $350. I~ monltw, .... II PMI•. Apple Ajlplo - waib ....,...,. aornputor- d lllfa 0n1 - - - . cl- to Muon Joe.,_ ll""t. R1. 87. - ··, ilui!NnOnt. Howe'4 F1nn ·'1112·31!11. MoChtnlry, Rt. m • MoyhN Rd., OH. 114-:111-1144. Cor trlllor, wllh IOOIIIb. winch, 114711. ~-~311 dlyo, 2144. SPECIALIZING IN.... • •Custom Bent ExhaU8t Systems •Complete Une of Exhau1t Supplies •Handle end Install· Monroe Shocka · Come end See Ua For A Free laapeetlon ' lllld Eltimlte '. ' ... =nt...,Ja-. I..OoUIIIIY IIAIL 12-31 -to·lfn I'll Mills East on lt. 241 through :i•• BISSELL = .. 211; ~!!OJ.~ Golding, $371. 441-1VZ1. 114-........_ . . 3411. Dull! T1,_, Axle Trolllr lntrrmlllonll litO Hayblne wllh Hvdnlulla a - I (-lint~ ltolllnd Hydroulla W1NICIL 114-2111 ~ _ , . bilor~kel, ,_ 12 ln. 11 8-10 IIIUr, U llor - · ford.:'::,.. -llclldrt~ 4x4, air, auto tin, AIIFII .... excellent cond, 72.000 miiH, 'ol'- lllld • ...,. poy oft ttl US 1227 or Up to 11,000 In 7Z hau,., Wo you got I Loin hllp By Moll. 1400. 992·6641 or 698-686'4 •I ..•• ' .... .. 1 Fl.-:..=r;, :::l,':~ 22 Money to Loan CEDAR CONSTRUCTION ~ ,; •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM -SIDINO •BLOWN IN INSULATION or 114/SG- .. 212t 181 IIF Dl- Trlllt"!, " ,1110; 11M ChivY. 8-10 BIIUr, 4 101111F 15,1110; eoo •onl wllh - · v-t grriOitno onglno, Ford Lorodor,~J~.i.Ownor.WIII lUI-tic ,.....,_,, 1lr, Fln1nco. 814---61122. S4,2011. Contlot: Hlrald ~. 11on thru Fn 11 111 ue 5341. 1tS4 TN~ct or hind Sui,, 12hp, 8 3D" aut ua lb now, 1HI 8-10 8-r. v-e, U ..,.. $2,500. · glnl, 4x4, with air oondltlonl~ AC 1'11 T....OI, 2200 - I t a INrwml_..,, I Hou,., ts,tiSO; 0.17, 11: wnos 3 - . A~.:,-1t!"""'W::::l ~~ c.~ 44u n:i =~·.t« iM-1112· ~~~~~\.:~~Ownor WHI 3151. ford Ranger, XL~tuu INOTlCII• 111/91/1 mo. KELLER'S CUSTOM BENDING ' We S1y Wh1t We Do. We Do Whit -. pre aaod - i o n. Bond phal. . onii -ription to 61 Fann Equipment Auto Pans& Accusorlea 361 East Main ""•I We We do MWI!"tQ, mending, anc;t ...,. deratloiw In our bam•. ~ Tatophono: 814- 21 992-5587 3/6/90/tfn •I Erronft, dollvorrod Ia your homo call114-112·2782, aft• 8:00a.m. 9 Veara Experience POiinOY, 01110 .. 614-992-2321 . C;:".:"::=r. NMd I~ L.Nve H to Ull Automatic !171........ St. •• ~perlenee 1124 I. lloln It,..., P-::ll; llaura: II.T.W. 110:00 Lm. to 1: 1 011 :00 to ' P·'"· • - a:~l1' ..... .... ' Clutch Repair. FREE ESTIMATES 992-5335 or . . ~.3561 &.en f..O. htt Offk• •'•• Hand Tufting Custom Drapes llur or ...... RIYwln~ Antlq- I. 111111 ni11tatilla ~ 11.1 111ltoe, _..N211 Doyo Mt-21441.......... 11113 ford f110 XLT, 8 - C.~, •uta.... . - . ".000· -.&111- Tuneup, 011 Chonga. KEN'S APPLIANCE SElVIG \ ..~ ......... '131 L't, Ilk lor Ron, 814- Tr1namluloni, Br1kea, lri"'l It Itt Or W1 Pick Up. .,•• ·: ., RUTUIID - IIW Llu hall - Spicious lot, 3111erts in town, 1nd 1 cute Gin&~rbreld trimmal, freshly Pllntld, Ill story home wRh 3 balroomS. dinina room, scr•nal in porch, 1nd 2 other porches. ALL fOI $21.1110 I 18 Wanted to Do O_,"o, PrMC:rfptlon'l, Mloc Specllllrlng In AU IUDS ., 213 ... S.C•tl ~ -11, NOOlw 1H; 2 1111 AJAY 1N1g111 bonch wli111 awl, ~. '¥11-A-IIl..nlu oydJ, MO. I04-I7Io e Lm.• 5:30 p.m. Agrr• 2-10. and AUTO IEPAIR MICROWAVE OVEN IEPAIR .• to!. ,;•• '' NINit''" UPHOLSIDY lpa. -1 . . - TRANSMISSION I l-14-'90 tin :..,,•• PH. 949-2101 or les. 949-2160 Day or Night NO SUNDAY CAllS 1m OIIC Far Port., aaod on- m 14 s.•, artorUbll, chlldcara. M·F DAN'S 992 -6~15 P-•oy, Ohio ,.•' ,. ' R- -L::t or ollor1Motii33M. 2fll.1 lnatruments ~~=upon lrapoolionl Rooms lolore, 111« ochoal. Df'O!Hno t. C. YOUNG Ill -.... "At RICIIOI..It Prirts" Musical 53 ·Fumllhlcl 45 Clll J04.171.1N7, 742-2451 PointinG (FREE ESTIMATES) . - . '·~ CUSTOM IUILT HOMES & GARAGES 52 .Sponlng GOOdS 54 Mlacellaneous Merchandise F.- MilE IIWIS. Owner lt. I, Rutl!lnd. 011. -Roofing -Interior • Ex•kM' '• BISSELL · . BUILDERS 3-ll·tfn u• •High 01011 on Tile Floor Flnioh - Concnte work_ ,I.' ,,",, ,, • CIO OYINS-S7t ... S7 11a Computer BJ!IIom. CGmpulor - I i i U 111111 Ortvo, Time -OutMrwork - EiectriCIII •nd Plumbing ,.,.I' ,.I ' llfiiGDATOIS-$100 .. Warll- ~-·· a.ll IMJII2 II2411. •Ra11onable Rates lilt tlndlng -~·........... 11on1 or tor prtvlfO . •Quality Work AIM I ...... . rwt• 304-171-1414 or 111-71110. •Free Eatlmatea •Carpet Haa felt Dry . ...,.hi,. 1nd ._tr, -flloom Addldons ' •'' ,.' DIYIS-$69 .. NO SUllO& Y CAW anti 11LE FlOOI CARPENTER SERVICE . + ftSHEIS-$100 ,. U - .......d, yory gonllo, 3CM-7T.Io 11801. Apple CAIPET aDIIEIS YOUNG'S '•,_ ' '· I RIR~RE. 0:~',' ~~ 1 Pilton, Athlnai'rOhlo 411111 or IIIDIPEIIDINT 5-31-'90 tin i ,.,,,. tO DAY WAIIAIIYY :46 Yean 118-34tl. 11011- •r SHIUI & TREE . TRIM and REMOVAL =- llnlillllll'te. 114-44f.l224. J&L 992-2772 or 742-2251 Hlrlna. c.tl (11 ole. - 985-4473 667·6179 ..... USED APPUANCES C'lMtlllt old eCo111plate 1-dlllng · . Stop & Co111pare FrH Estb.at11 ;;'' • BIU. In •New ·Homes •Garages w... Business.· Services Iaure'• CONSTRUCnON •.• POMriOY, OHIO IWAIN' lobrl- . - tor mklnlalll ·BISSELL & -IURICE .. .. ,: • .1!!' ·~ 614-992-6614 . old-·.-···· =:.: U.0: sm. 1J" .:' ' ' mite - , ~J - · • ' 114 •te ,..,. NEWlY REMODELED RENT Md I to Ill 1 2 "'lllll'f" ,_,. Stfll. plua utiiMlll. ldul tor olnglo ,.,_,, -...., -ruction -Inti to 1M>Id -11. Far ,.,. In don ..u 304-1-, fl75. or 1 BR P11111~ll'l':~rod In 1ho aMy. 11711/mo. e 100 or :j7Vo 21110. ' ' 2 bodroom homo In Now lllvon, wv. 304-'773ael AVON I All - · I Shlnor llplllre, 30U71-14211. . · · serv1ces . . 8 us1ness ..... "'I~• Goods AIJCTION I 1111- Eln. K-10111. goOd-ion•. - Old wall . - . ho.. -ntol c-nototogllt-10.-_ to Nil or Indo, 114-448- tlld · paid • •..... 1144122 11ter 7:30p.m. 441-7217. ~ . ·-...:::...!" .... Help Wanted 9 ': ' · . .-- ' '.J 41 Houses tor Rent Auolion ~ ~ oii<R- llhlf{ In .,.,. s,__ • - fl4.. 1ion -.lllddtoport OH. 11112-6317. INTELUOENCE JOBS. All wanted to Buy bnnchoe. US Cultomt, DEA, IV <i ·-'· - l.loiMod OhJ!..~"""*'· · ~ ·· I Employment Serv1ces 11 )10111.-- .... - - •t:l\t ... Public sale &Auction Rentals Rlok .,__,-ion c:-pony AVON • All a--. Croll ll1rilyn · now ~ 1 rkk• ...lone. . . w-or3Q4.U2.2841. _ ......,.. ... .... •• 'il ... ,. JIM COBB CHEV.-OLDS.-CAD.-GEO INC. 2 story home. Huge living room. 4 bedrooms upsllirs, end 1 27x36 unfinished on the insKie room. Hu 1 cute lillll cov· ered picnic shettel, 1nd 2 storeee builclinp. S2UIIO beautilul Ohio River. Has new Cllpetinathroughout lmmed· iate possession and comes with ell lumrture. ='..:: ;..;:. ~~~ · -· .. Please call for an appointment --- Have resume with refer.· ences available. •Replecernant Windows •Roofing •lnaulltlon LOIIG BOTTOII .,... flnllltic lim Viaw- This one story, 3 bedroom home is almost in the middle of two bends o1 the -o- ALL Yard lo Plld In Am,_, DEADUNE: 2:00 p.m. tho dly blfwl tho rod 1e to run. ..,~. ,.. . .. ~ Pets ·for sale IIRt!Z Apllr1-aln lllddloport.$111. C11t 11MV2-nlt EOH. ln lltddhp "'· Ohio, N. .,_ A.,., 1 ~r- , . _ ..,., ==.law= t:l' Yard sale 7 ~ . .... 56 -b~·~:·~ :::..;,,_....,...,-===-=-:-:::: Antique~ 'in!tquo 0111 RCJI.ICII' Deolc, 110" -~ ~ ---- - .. HoUHholcl Or.;ou••J•rd C.llery Jler8WI, 1uto teso alii or tNcle e.11 114...,. :IS eu. ft. retrtgd "far, Bl.,....lnd HhNIIIIYM ll.ttten~. 111241G rw JU412'tExDIIIInl: oond. 1111 ttiln 1 yr. IU .1131Uift•7p.m. 11'M Whtl• RoM Comlllllnder, ·~ b.ll1ny . now p11 , 1, -_ . . ...... ....,...,- 3 yo1r -to Oo1111an ~ ~ . 51 1lfll Ton 1 112 Dump Trud1. Folr 12 Trucks Sale Well, Conclltlon RuMlor 'I Work.l 1 11,100. en m 11114. · 1 • Chovy oldo-up 112 ton \'-1 Mxl to Ubrary. Pll , oentral hllll. r•lw•tee req r.d, eultabll for 1-.114441-. 0 - IMng. 1 2 brod- lind ,.,.,.,_ ... ' .... ..... -· ~~=========r:;:;::·~··=·~;:=~ • drum k~~ cym-. 1m ford F-700, 11100. 114-441doDollt 1101 ..... , _ """ · !!111. quiNd, 301 Ia 21fll. GUM: 11 · II· LIFovao:;_12 Ill- 304-112-Zib. · . "' 1m=F:-ao-ni"'F'I=IOO::-:,12=11-::du::::-~.304;:;:-lnaton; llodol 7Q " ' .. ~ !!a!riY remodllld 1111. In lor .241: Oonnon ...... - ; !'or - : Bundy trumpot. Ex- :.:S'II,:,Mf,:,OI4;.:_;;·'7.:====~ - " ' 1171.00 Colt 114-11112- lon.ge .222; Rornlngton .22·1 IMI aandlion, 41111Jrod ~ - ·· 1111 111• 1100 Ale or INdllor m1. •rttii .22. AH priMd to Mil. Cll &14-112-1213. camper,f• Handa SM•ziD• Nlclly , . _ -- , 1 oftorl ..,..,, m eu2. 311,000 _ . _ - -· '':.{i Help Wanted INSULATION •VInyl Siding ECOIIOIICAL LIVIIG -II you 11e just sllrtiniout or Hyour children have flown the coop, this 14x65 Hiflcrest Mobile Home will be just right lor yoo. It has 3 bedrooms, Ill beths, 'front and rear porches. end is total electric. Reilly to move to your lot. JUST $1,0110 q'*-d. tt• •• liD F- 14- Hev & Gr~J n · 66 - S..d & fertili.ltr We are looking for 2 highly motivated applicants. Must ·be well groomed. some sales experience (not necessary car experience). 1982. All 111r, ..,.... R - ,.. lind C, """"::::"" l' Away FEB.~. Seeond ,...il 83- Livestotk Due· to .increase in sales. we have 2 openings for salespeople. Paued Aport_,., pild, :;rnent, SALESPEOPLE WANTED MEMORY OF ARTHUR ORR • Ulltt• ~ IN LOVING . Who ,..,._ ...... ...~ 11131: (21 1. Ztc lnMimory ' t··.f1t~t" ! HAPPY HOLLoW ROAD-~ litlie over 16 1cres with a newer 304-773-5937 . 11140. 83- AntjqUII 84 - Mite . Met"chendi-.e !li& "" B~ildlng Su.,pll• 58- Pitt for $tl~t 17- Mutlcel ln1trumenfl 11 - fru ltt & Vegft•bJ• 59 - For Sale ot Trtde IIOYERNIIENT SEIZED vllllcl• 11100. CorM~-. Chowye, Poiwi,. and other conn. aolrod _ , . .. Far • ..,... o.- (1001 7l'Z-1212 m 1115 AJeo opon ... nlngo I .... IntNI.' IR 1411' 10 - - or ·304-175Loll al 814-246-11011 C!l 1 - F.rm !:qulpment 82 - Wanted to Buy . · JAIIIS IIISEE $5.00 OFF. PERMS Feb. 1-9 ,, CLASSIFIED ADS I . Rial Eatate General VALENTINE'S DAY SPECIAl VERA'S NATURAL IMAGES 6 Martin St, t,1ason, WV. ... .011/dly Read the Best Seller Read the 1 The Family Of ROLUN L. WOLFE Wlahea to thank our m1ny friend• 1nd nelghbor8· who helped In any way during the loll of our loved one. Th1nka to •II who "nt flowers. cerda end food, special 1hanka to the pellbell'lfl, Mr. AI Han.on, Veter1n1 Memorl1l Hoepltll, npecl1lly Rhonda ·D1iley, Sue Zirkle end Ewlnge Funeral Home. ..,.~ f orm SuppliPs & liVI!SII!r;k 11 - Htlp Wanted ....., 111 Nject lillY ar oil bld1 ..bmlttod • . Fui'ther, tile • - colll· wll Will be liOid In tM aan· lltlan It le In with no ••· 2 We ere dHply . gretefui to thoee who ...., flo-•, Cltll'da. food, 1nd In other · weya ex...-lld their eympethy on the 'deeth of our IOYIICI one, JED WILL. Our thenkl to Reverend Mlddleawart. the doctora and eteff of Veterena Memo!lel Hot1pltel. Brande Oera.t, Pomeroy ' Firemen end EMS ..,.mbera end Ewing Funeral Home for , their ·11rvloea. Vlrglnll Will, Jim • Suale Souleby, Jed • V.lckl Will, end Orendchlldren .....' lllli 111YIIII'III S1•rv1r:Ps wiii .. IO'IP_p.., In lhe Pt._PII.... I ...... te• end thll Oelli· potlt: D1lty Tribune. ruching over 11.000 homn. 2 :00P.M .' TUE8DAV / '-"j. . ~, .· .42 .eo 11-Hou.... old OoodA 12- lpiOtllnt Ooodt 1-Lott end Fou11d 7- Yerd SaleiiNid in adll~_ ne!l c:eDt -: ciMiifledJitpl-v. lulinMI Ctrd ..... legll n8fiCMI - ,..!,n r•t Mt: r c11 d nrJ 1se 2 - .In Memory 3-•nnoucemtntl 4 - Gtve.Wav 1 - H·py Ad1 •A cl1111fitd advlrtiMm_..t pi8C.. In The Otlt¥ Sentlnltlelll· DAY BEFORE PuauC ...TIDN-r ,.- 1 1,00 A.M. SATURDAY - z,oo P.llll . MONDAY ..; , J .~, .20 . 30 run1. broklnupdiyiWitl bech•tlld Oalll1 or M••on couftl..:. mu't t •• pr•· ~PYioe of ad lor all c~t~ltalten"' it doubl• price of td con "1 poim lne type onlyo u•d. "Ientine! it not ,..ponsillle tor ltror, 1ft11 fir~1d .... fCh.ck . 113.00 11 .30/ dly 16 '',I !i'f' Ovtr 16 Words 19.00 16 Monthly . 'un 3 dws 1t no etl .... tlon. 14.00 18.00 15 15 1 205 NORTH SECOND AVE. MIODLEPOR"{', OHIO OFFICE 812·2888/HOME 112·15112 DOTTIE 8. TURNER, BROKER ' Wriaht In c...,.. CIIJ,I'M . Aito Words DIY I 1!!':.....___ ' by Larry - • •. ~·--­ .. ' KIT·'N' 42 Mobile Homes · . tor Rent .,.,o.,.i,. RATES 1 ~ . LIMITED TIMt FOR DETAILS and " FREE ESTIMATE CALL . HERMAN LYNCH 614~992-3225 - •• The Daily Ohio LAFF·A·DAY .. I " N2ll 1111 tor MOM lnforml- 4: 30 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUCATIO!' Special Offer On AFLAC's Medicare · ' Supplemeht ' - ~'* ~ !' ...,.....,~'__ ' - ATTN: SENIOR CITIZENS AGE 65 AND OVER • s Number 1 Marketplace : DEADLI~"E ' i . ........ .... . Rail man won't give up • . ' ' ' ----· -·~ - . ·- __ _... .. ~.---- ' .. �.. . < .tWartning trend in ;the Ohio forecast · ' . -- ' " ,;. .. ' '·· ~ .. .. .. . . ... . ~ .. . -... . Pomeloy-MiMaPort. Ohio .. ~- ~lr . A guide to loc~l televldon pro~alnming . = ..... r11 ; a . ' \ . ' o• a "'Clllll Will .... Raa ••n. , (D (WI) MCMI: a• • == ........ ~'rs:r-·~t.alltttg!ll :nt.PIIt Cc ...... a-ilr..,.. Il =r::r::.::: .; .., m a • ..... - Cillnlllnt I :u ..... . ur... o••ua ' I. ............... ' - . -' •. "7' 0 DP*W cGun ' ·'fhll Ma • • . . · ·. . . . . . . . . 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Mrs. larry Klein · John & Connie Renki'l Pet Canon Stephan Cerson Roger D . Clerk · Ric~ Watson. Sr. . Ruth M. Smith Donne Larkins Howard Larkins Richerd Grueaer John Lentea John Rice JoHph Rhoades Tere11 M. Fields Linda Evens Rebecca D. E.vena Harbert Short Criuy Snider ' Heidi Snider Shewnette Cunningham Kathleen J. Morris Jim Caldwell Cindy Thomes Patricia S. Papa Aerica. Ston.ar • Paul Card Kathryn Jonas Unde K. M·ontgomery Arattl! Montgomery George Hobstetter Lois McElhinny Maxine E. Hobstetter Frank W. Porter, Jr. Doug Stewart Belinda Jeffen Julie McCoppin Ruu Canon Betty D. Crouso Larry Davidson P•mny Smith Dorothy Robbins Violet Ritchie Nancy Moo.se Todd R. Kln'g Jon Kei'IChnlk · David Weber tinda Rhoades . Barbera Pratt Melanie Ad.am• Martella A. Short Amberly ShOrt Chuck Snider Jenny Snider larry Harman Carl Morris - . Lillian Thornton Kelly J. Thoma• Shirlay A. Jonea William T. Jones PeuiJonaa Ro11I11Jones . 8 llafll Ill ..... .......,., ttl~===- Of ,. 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Dave Bowen · Carolyn Collins Lynn McCarley Debbie Sebert Joe Anthony · John Ulle Unda Z.moch Cliff Kennedy ·Ed Bertels Karan Welker . R011lie Story Betty Ann L. Wolfe Linde McManus Julie Randolph JoAnn Hays Donna Jenkins Melva Eblin Charlotte Harper Dolly Woods Lee Wood Mary Eblin Mac VanMeter Roger Stewart VIcki Hanson ... ... ji~,~:~;~::~s~'~:rE::--~~lll:i~~~-~fAt~!~\5rb~\.iFl 11:11110 110¥11: ,.. Lallllap .. ... n ,'"* a WEEKDAYS - - -·-Announcements---- Accident investiga.ted .- - -·- ' JIONIIfll 7 . I Sherrl Butcher • : . In Desert Storm . ,. _,I • . -·TV._ uT., m. ....A -2n · ·Febtuary 2 to February 8. . transpoi1ed to Orient gainThe~ ~ rued ' ...,.. • )1. .. -Cl I2 . Cherrl Johnson ,,' Agnes Dixon · · Minia R. Bogge11 r Dabbla Brennan Carla Seelena Mrs. Pearl Williams Staphinle Ash Mick Childs Celia R. McCoy Mike Steggs Unde Fisher Barbara Rostad Jenet Williamson Billy Williemaon James Michael Gerlach Dena Klllin.gar Dele Harrison Michael C. Kennedy Charles Chancey Jeannie L. Taylor . Roger Birch Grace Ch•nay Joyce C. Rouae Unde Stenley Carol Ohlinger Mary Stewart Carol A. Mehr Fern J. Grimm Mary B. Muner Dorothy Cheney Marthe King Charles HolliDeborah·Lowary Pannae Knapp Marjorie Fatty Sharon· Birch Kimberly Eblin Don Laundermilt Keith Woods Mlhlon Eblin .J11n VanMeter M•rgrat Crem11n1 Joy Sauer . ,, Rite Kapp • Shirley Uttlefiald David Shular ;v_,.,;~ . . 7 ~~:t!s Jeanne C. Bowen Kelly lambert Carman Manual Bob Ashley Rusty Bookman Gay R. Perrin John Krewsczyn Jr. Mike Barr Ban ·Siawtar Ron Logan A Ann Sinon 'I Carol Crow Kaye Ficlc Judy Crooks Rick Edwards Sua McGuire Joy Bentley Tara11 Carr Jo Dunn Ann VanMatre Yvonne Young Rabaccl Trant Sandre K. Butcher Jemie Blaattner Jim Crow Pam Crow Margarlt Barr Wendy Halar · · Lynn Bookm.an Mindy Young Saundra Tillis carolyn Snowden Becky Triplett Gary Harper Bill EbUn . Donne Lludermilt BNWOOd Sindra Bell Ted CramNna Unda Stewert Cryatal Wh~ · Berbara M. Dwell HNther Shuler 4- - On Tbairsday at 11:26 a.m.,Thp- Man arrested on theft charges ' -~ . Jltll Plains squad~ Ifill for Dora Stocks .. . .. ,. -. ,., ........_ . SATtJRDA'Y Hospital news : Lottery numbe~ · . EMS runs ' By United Pre&lllnter~nal , A warming trend Is expected to • continue In Ohio Into next week. . Skies were mostly clear during ; the night, except for some clouds · mainly over the northeast coun- ·for temperature and preclplta· vmrans. On Friday at 1:09 a.m., Mid• ties. Overnight temperatures tlon to be generally near normal. dleport squad went Ill Nordl · . generally ranged from 10 to 20 On ~ morning weather map, Second to lhe S<:hartigcr residence, : and winds were light. high pressure extended from where an unidentilled iesidenl ; "A weather system alo!t will Texas to the middle At~ntlc . refused ll'eatllleiiL At 3:37 a.m., ·• move Into the state Friday night states. The high will weaken as a Pome!oy squad wa5 sent Ill : and Saturday inornlng, causing warm front that was located : some clouds and wld~ly scat· from the · Dakotas to nUnols Pomerot Nursing and ~ for · • tered flurries. Sunshl!le sbould moves across · Ohio by early Glai!ys Thylar. Thylor was taken to • 1 develop Saturday ,afternoon. Friday night. High pressure will Vetmns. · ! Highs will be In the 40s and hwer try to rebuUd back Into the state Saturday. .• 50s. ' ; High pres~ure will~ In control Veterans MemctiaHfoepital untvenl&y. Rasa BercdoU. far left, p-nla ~ MORE SUPPORT FOR RIO ATHLETJOJ • of the state's weather Sunday; so fRJDAY ADMISSIONS -None. The Bob Evans Farrna reslauraala In Rio Grande · cbeck for 'tile donation 1o Rich Bllante, a member : It wtll be dry with highs from the FRIDAY DISCHARGES of Rio Grande'• aoocer team, while Patty .Foi'Key, and GaiUpoUs are &gala dooors lo tile Unlvenlly ; mid 40s to lower 50s. Lcretta Allll Bccglc, Pon)eroy. Rio Graade athletic secretary, and 11m Nell of of Rio Grande,Atblellc Boosters o.-aaalza&lon tllta Temperatures wUI remain Bob Evans F&mllllook on. academic year aad ..-ere recea&ly recognlled for Dally stock prices (As of 10:38 a.m.) conlrlbutlon for alhletlc achor:..;g Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt, Ellh .1: Loewl ' A Rutland man was atrC8Ied on John Lcwjs Youni, 46, has been · · Common Pleas Court Judge Fred · Thunday on cbaqrc:s ~ criminal Am Electric Power ............. 27% trBDSpOrtCd to OrieDt .Conec1iona1 W. Cro!" m sent~?nced Y01111g Ill an Soutll Central Ohio Ashland 011 ........................ 29* Variable Cloudfni!SS Friday Institution following a conviction actual ~on . of lS .to ~ .County• · night, with a low between 25 and AT&T .................... :........... .32% Wt week on a charge of ki(lnap- yean in pnaon. ~ him ms , 30. Becoming mostly sunny Sat· BOb Evans .......... .. .............. 15% Sbc:riff James .M. Soulsby, Jeff ping. . • eli&iblc for shock probalion or any : urday , w1 th highs fn the lower Charming<Shoppes ... ...... ..... 11)2 Gray alle&ediY stOic a rada' detecYoung wu oonvicted a week aao other early re1cuc ~· • 50s. . City Holding Co ..................... 14 t« from a vehicle owned by by a Common Pleas Cowl july of Cblrgea In ~ County are Federal Mogul... .... ............. 14~ Eugene Aleshire, Pomeroy. The Extended Forecul tn:nspor1ing hiS 17 year old niecle still pending apliiSt Young - he theft occ:umld lhe 26111 of J•uary. Goodyear T&R ................ .... 20 Sunday ~b Tuetday from Iter MiMleport bome in1D was indiciCd on IS COIIIiiS related to when a glus in the passenger side : Fair Sunday and Monday, with Key Cen turton ..................... 11 MasOn Count)(W.Va., wbere She the August incident by lhe Masc!n of the vehicle was brobn out Ill a chance of showers on Tuesday . Lands' End ......................... 17% was repeatedly raped before being County Grand Jury. Limited Inc ......................... 22 1 Highs will range from the mid tos retuu:ed borne lhe next day. by Spe· : to the low 50s Sunday and Multimedia Inc ......................65 . : Monday, and In the 40s on Rax Jtestaurants ......... .. .... ·7/16 cial Deputy John Spires. : Tuesday. Overnight lows will be Robbins & Myt!rs ............. ... 21 =!4 Meetlnt to be belci The 3664 Sunday at 8 p.m. at the high schOol. · Shoney•s Inc . ......... ;............13* · fn the 30s through the period. . WVARNG Point .Pleasant routine For JDOrt. . infonnation caB 9857 • Star B!lnk .... ......... .............. 17% mobiliatioo exercise 3301. Wendy's Int'l. ....... ..: ............ 6* dependent briefillg wiD' be held Worthington Ind .... ....... ....... 22\2 A Middleport woman was cited Explorers Palt 10 meet : Sunday at I p.m, 1t Poinl Pleasant following an accident lhete 011 High School All dcpc:ndeN Meigs County Law Enforocment CLEVELAND (UPI) - ThursThiDIIy afternoon. children, age 10 and over should at- ~plonn Post 230 will meet Sun1 . day's winning Ohio Lottery Band Boosters. to meet Atcon:ling Ill lhe MiddlePort tend. Areas to be diJCIISI:ed include day at 2 p.m. at lhe Meigs CountY. DAVID L THORNTON ; numbers: Police llepaibiiCitt, lhe accident legal auis:aca; financial and Court House to OIBI!DiU! anil Plck.J occurred 8l 4:40 p.m. Penny L. medical insurance. Dependent I.D. decorate the store frottt wiridow of POMEROY - Meigs l..oc4l Band Lewis, of South .Third in Mid: ·479. canis will be issued the Pomeroy Sundry Store for~ · : Ticket sales: $1,291,090.50. Boostr:rl will meet Monday at 7 dleport, 811tmplal 10 mate a right week, Feb. 5·9. The post memberS p.m. in the high school band room. band tum from South Third onlll · Payoff: $310,221.50. David L. Thornton, son of MinSalisbury Trustea lo JDee1 voted 10 set up a display bonorin8 Parents are urged Ill attend Ill final· Geneml Hartptger · Parkway when nie and William Tbomton, Plck-4 The Salisbury 1b\Vi1Shi '1\ustees the tJWps of DeiCI'l Storm usin• . ize plans for the chicken noodle she lOst control of her car and Langsville, is serving witll Opera' 0080. will meet Wednesday at ~:30 p.m. various mililary uniforms. Anyone Ticket sales: $240,923.50. dinner which will be beld Thursday struck a 1985 Pontiac driven by tion Desert Sla'm in the' Middle at the home of the clert, Sarah having a milii8Jy uriiform, poster o< at the high school. · . .· . • : Payoff:· $34;900•. · Micbelle R. Sisson, &Jso of Mid· EasL Gibbs, Ball Run Road, Pomeroy. similar iteDI may bri1J8 them. to the; Cardi dleJxm. Sissoo was stopped at a Thorntonia 1980 gmduate of ,. coun bo;Jse on Sunday at 2 p.m. t Four of hearts. · tmffic light at the time o'fthe acci- Meigs High School. His wife, ConAlumni pnctlce scheduled Ace of clubs. deril nie, and two children, Daniel and The Eastern Alumni bestelhAll Five of diamonds. Lewis was cited for failure to Josbua, are residing in Columbus. The Olive 1\>WQsJup ThJstc:es Eastem Star dlapter to meet · game will held Feb. 9. Women's Ten of spades. Cards and letters may be sent to game wiD be will meet Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at conlrol. Minor damage was susThe' Racine Cbapler No. 134 01:~ be~ It 6:30 p.m. folTicket sales: $59,109. Payoff; the township office. Equipment tained by both Sissoo 's car and David L. Thomron, 295-62-3270, lowed by meo s pme. c1er of lhe Eastern s~ will ~ , : $20,880. Lewis' 1985 Subaru and no injuries Opelation DS/9(17 Tag, 1663 TASP, purcbasc8 will be discuaed. Monday at 7:30p.m. ' Practice for the men will be held were reponed. APO New York, N.Y. 09608. • ; Weather .. ' ·- Mae Callaway, wbo was likeD to Vdt:rans Mcmaial Hcepital At 4:49 p.m., Pomeroy IIQIIICI wu cliJ.. . mUd through at least mid-week patclJcd to Locust S!Rld for Maxine Bums. 8111111 wu taken to with a chance of $bowers TuesVdt:rans. At 8:31 p.m., Mjclcl)qm day as a front moves ln. . squad was taken to Nortb ·Seoond The long range weather out· for Bobby Dean, who wu talcen to look for February In Ohio calls - .... ·- ·· --~ - ... ,_·~ �MONDAY - • WEDNESDAY ; . •Q wile MORNINQ ' . s,-aci lll=::.-Q.':: '=' ... . (1 :00) . 0 'T1Mt ~ IIIII ..., , McGIIIw ' . ' a w,.~~~ eup 11111ng wand • DuliN ,. ..._ 8NewaUpdN (J) • • • Uie . . . On 0 New8lgllt '11 unHM lllti'· Sari II 1:108HHIIIIWell 1:30 (2). Mullc ........ ~ AFTERNOON Wonl • · . til WelcOme IIIII*. !(OC!Ii' (I) It II Wllllln ·a hid ........... MonlfDr U , . _ Rallllcin . 7,:00 (2). llaliert ......., Willi 1MHourOr,_Q (J) U D. .11- KM1nec1J ....,._ oe a.- rect ~ ....... . a~ (f)Coellel.......... . . IL.~-··• ::aw,_!OW aD e MQVIE: T.. In lie laddi.:&'OOI -stereo. c • Tile .......... il n.. VIrglnlll B.A.S.S. Pro-Am Is (I). Vlclory Of . . . (f) OED . . 8 It Ia Willllll II]) • . .......,., featured. ' • • ltotiarnelloniiAuto . .,_ New c8r CQnCep1a are De El...l l ' 1: OOIIII.IIN-aclll:ll 0 lfeuoliall . 0 c-I!Jopi'all ' a~ - I . = a ' 1:01(1) ......., ... 1:1S(J) WMI'I Nu? 1:30ai 1....... of ..... (l)e Dlr of Dlecav.r ·· oe•·~·..., ·--lilcl-.....,..,. .. •a• 1:35(J)c .. . (1:00) ,. .. , . arr~a s=a:v:·::• ~~-' ~-lhli • • llollllt Belli •• Willi ...... aD."'-". Dllnlmr . ='"-~=·Road Exanion ' 0 11t11 of AIMfh•n Mulclt :..,:;-....., I!ICiooneo , •a o•,.,., .I,.., IDt.:'J.::.,II T. .. _ . . .. . . 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Oft .... . 0 .........._ ....... New Wlnaton Cup I, _ TIUIIb ... TNIIIir ' Manlltr tnock I'1IIAAg E,.. 1M Pololle lltllke , Cl81k. Mike DuOan. Jimmy · Tlnale. RICh Cellltr . •lnlldew-~uanCup II, ·"- . . • lnllde Wit liaR Cup . R&Oing New WIIII1Gn Cup teama, drlvwl, IIICI apon1011 11(8pare lOr the 11181 Daytona 8. Cool* ltrtp THne J!mmy Aleck. COOICII'rilng- Incl. flmlly declllona. · (J) II ~jtn 0... (I]). . 1!: Tile lhoollat IPGI (2:00). t. !Ill NDW'Witlo 0r11 Ra'"" (!) Jm~h C•lll'''' 0 RLIIIY,8J Willi 1M Rlcll & Amerlcll'a Clvtllllghla' Yean lduftl ' - probllma e ' VIii ~ 1:00(!) lalaaoia .. Lire Emty · (l)lejulnOileTVC .s-tareo. a the affectiOns of the public. :lll:l.:roe~~r 10:GOWeiCel•• Cap 1 111 (J) li8r I ul'lltl . .. ,, · 4 :0 3 0 ( 1 ......... )=· Ill C.Q.P.I. I 1:36 (I) Andr QoiiRIII . (I) rb. a e illlntl•lllaa;llllolllni•MIWiiitnt Tonight . ThM. . . . . . . .. . . . , Favortlla AI '"'*lUI Ilea, Callgulll ·proc~~~m~ hlmaalf , the , _ emperor llld buva . . llltdall .. .. 10illr.Akn.wae~~ . ... ill~, ....., . 4 .··. ·.- r - . . - - .• t • • ··- - ·· :r · ····~ ~--·~-'/~ ·~ • ,.~ • .4 -·4 2:10 (I) MOVII: i.a8t llali 11ar111 C1 :411 a.-oo (J) ane DIV' at a 'l"'me aD • ~, Cll) ~:30) · • iMiiCan llo1ullc lllop illllewlllpdN . . 111"--cc .............. .:c CIIJIIia Stereo. . (J) ,_ 2:00(2)~.=,r· ID@I Newa •ecunbrleat -·· . rw•~~tt ·o 'T1Mt IQUIIIzer on· ', ,., 't .. t a a• INR) (2:00) . . ill Lltny King OvliillgiJt 4:30 IJ) I Love l.llcr ill Nlght•II1Ch t CII&IIH . .In~ Q 1-2·1 Contlct flquriOnoo Q · . = from Kay Blecayne, Fla. (R) lil • ill ........ WIIDll .. ' ~ e llelow (2:00) . ' ' ill Larry ICing WMIIMII ..300-..&talt ' 4:31 (I) ...... Tracka SinO. .. ' ~=""-Q ... ,4 • What's · new · on ·~ ~- home .viedo seene••• ,.=,.. '\J 1.,... ............ . , .. ~~=::o Na•aHrurL • Ql .llane,.... o 'A Vlda!IIJIIOIII•r • V I U• Willi Harry CconniGII Jr. Harry ConniCk . Jr. parfonna claiiiC biO;blncl tove baild lncl .diiCUIIII · hla feellngt about music and fO!IWICI. (1 :00) Stereo. ·., . • • can ~ hamml!r comedy that quite funny. 1990. 81 minutes. , · , MCA-Unlvereal Home VIdeo. .! Ratec! PG. No suglesleil retail prlcei ' · "Cinema Parad!H" - This enchilntlna movie, a bitters- . weet tale CoVering l!alf a century, tells ot tile blncllna, . . I almost fath!!r-son telatlo~lp . , between a small · boy and a j movie proJectionist In a lona • !110 Sicilian vlllaae and . Its , . · i profound effect OV!!r the yeirs. '· : The. picture lhow Is tile' only , ,. : , show In town, the main aource • \ . of entertalnmen t tor IOWMI'olk · J and the only place for little .' 1 Salvatore to hana out, much to . h!s harried mother' a cha&rln, . , 1'.: · where be develops a llfelollll ·,. : love of the mov,tes. Recalled In flashbacka (Salvatore's now • successrul director}. !t'l dellclouullce qt life played out 1 •mldat countleaa clllli frGm old · 'I movie. (lrnqlne ' Jqhn 'Wvae it' "Problem Child"- All about a mean little kid. The type -parents would like to leave .. home alone. Somebody' else's . boll)e, But, hey, he's not really mean. Just "a llltle rambunctious" as·the smirking adoption agent describes him. It seems Junior (Mlcbaei Oliver) •.now 7, has been shu1tled from exas• perated family to family, eVer since tllat. dark and stormy night when his mother left him on a doontep, rang the bell and ran. His "rambunctious" deeds · InClude hiding a firecracker. In a birthday Cake, feeding the cat laundry detergent an~ sucking up JOidflsh With a vacuUm cleaner. Eventually, . he's dumped Into an orphanage run by nuns - "I wonder It penguins can fly," he asks hbitaelf and soon one of the DUILI Is laaiOOed and swinging - spoutbtg l~lan 11 be a,Jiti tbti · )' P;,c· · ·trom the rafters. AIOJIII come · .Indiana In "Starecoaclt. ") 'lbe . -• -r. an OYer· eager cblldleaa couple, . movies cllanaed, ao dtd • the Ben and Flo Healy (John Ritter · audl~!!. but, the ritual IJyed and Amy Yubeck), who take on; .Jusf about evei'Ybod)'.went ; ·Junior home, hopeful bu 1 soon to the Cinema .Paradlao; · ,.. • hOpeless · ("We've adopted sa-' ·, Winner of tile A!:ademy Award t · tan," moans · Ben, ) Junior tor best forelp laquqe film ... ~ .I . boastJ that soon he11 be 8, .1989. 123 rtllltutel. HBO Vldito. . . ·1. · 1 PI'OJIIPiin& the gl urn reply, In ltallAD With EJII)IIh allbtt- J)j ' ,, f "~n't count on It." Sledaeties. No tfPAA nt!q. 182.18. , '.'·J ~ 'T . , ., . , . (I) Happy Dlya . ~:aoiu~· dyl Q . (I) 1J'it 1-it..;.nt Cll • ..,_•• l'llniiJ ' .I[J) • ,.,...., Company ' • IIJI'IIId .............. ill era utile 7:31 (I) i.nford and lon · 0 CaMr SIIDw Rudy .' blby-1111 Olivia while the . , HWdabll8 play pinoc111e. · Sbirao. C (J) MOVIE: Illig, Nalglt' Dl, . llna(1:001 ' . (I) (J) el'lllloer Dacllllfl · ..,,..,... Father Dowling's 1:00.(2) e ' Cll • • ...... RoiMrtlon' 10:05 (I) MOVIE: llald on Eiillblla t 11:00(2). (J) (1) • .• o=CourtQ ~.......... c •E:.. . .· I~= (Y:'OOI . . .1.1JI (I) MOVII: 'T1Mt OoiiiDR Ill) ' ', .I ·. . ' ' ·On~ 1'IDNCAA llgltllfllall '71: Kentuc:tc~ . Dulle, Aobnau, Notte tme e llllc!nerll• · lcl.-owand Mre. King . . ~ 111e....., ,.-Wild . .. a• . .8 11:~~.0 Tonight SIIDw . (J) lllan llndliGG- Club Willi Pat ,· , 2:~ ~ ::a :t".'r.lfllll i:OO (J) One Dly It a Tlml . 0 MOYIE: l'ell 'N' TWa lPG) t HLAraanlo Stereo.. Q . nil VIol Hall Stereo.. lm.nlive e.:, ... .,. w.. ;:J ·· ' ~t.:. end Cloue o e 111e •~•~~•"" CCutli ICIII Hoi!* of the IIYIII Of.J!It ...lll catlll. s -. r;l t> • (3:00) 10:30 (f) Weat'Yirglnla Llgllllltve .. ...... Ra,aiiiOn 2:1o (J) T"""P een1 0 700 Club With l'tt =~C:....are I'IIIICI 11111r an . ~· Sllreo. '.;a:~ a CNN Evening Newa ·= r E ! : Q 11 (2:00) · a UpCioea . • NecaNighlllpdale . . 0 1'&111 , ........111 I 3:30" IOip . -· --· ..; . . '"., . .. ··~, •· - ;'" ......:,C', ,f:...-.---::::::..~::._.=..:.=_.~, ~,~:: ::.:..,..~~.~~·· ·,;.:.,( - --·· - . . v>--_., (J) ~~ttwleoh Ill New Zarro Stereo. Q 1:35 (I) Andr Qrllfltll 7:00 ~~0 WIIMI of •. --...,......,_,.., - • . _,,.,._~- r r~- Ill) (1 :301 ' 4:31 (I) I Loft l.llcr ,_ -- - ......... ..... --- of (J) I Jllnnle ~~~~Q Newtllour~ lt.=Aff9~ Stereo. ·===- . 8 llltlllrctllllf Stereo. . 7:01 (J) 111PPr D8JI 7:30 il HCourtQ 0 Jtap.nlyl . o. . Jlllle t !1,l e ILllarl8lnoMnt mSI8rao. Q . C1J ......, FainiiY . liD .a aD. ArlliiiO HIIH Stereo. Q· 0 Miami VIce Slereo. ' ' · aJI Palcl Programmlllfl . 1D COllage .....llbell North Carolina at North Carolina State (II) 3:41ill..._ 4:00 (J) MOYIE: llaoktcllar Munier (1 :00) . ill l'llgltiWIIcfl aD e MOVIE: H1rrr If! Yciur Pocket C2:00) . ill Lany Kina Ovamlglot 4.:05 (I) L..v. It fD . . . _ 4.:35 (I) I Love Lucy 3:30 (J) bp ' . 8iiiMonarllne flcarecrDw ancl Mil. l{lllfl 11:30(2) • IIJ Tonight Show · Stereo. · (J) Cllllbl¥11111 . . (!) AollliiCIJ'a Dlfenea MoNtor -~==.~Mo. Q G1 e Ameotolt Tonight acalagalallcllial ill 8poill Tonlgld · . ' • . ' ' QINe~Updal& . ' '. t ,; ""w .. 8 ~nile llanalon $tereo.. 7:35 (I) SanfOrd ancllon 1:00 we IIJSuper llaapira and ~jew Practice! M,a Ro...nna Barr playa a ~actiCIL jOice on her ulblncllt a mllltaty biN. &JI:,Shii'IO. r;l . VII: 111111111 In Action 2: 'T1Mt ··~n.'llnlllll) (2:00) . (I) (I). ul..._ JHJI recel- ldvlce from Rablcca'a latlter~ (Pt 1 of 2) Stareo.~ (!) (f) ilihliiiiDII WMII In llevlew Stno. ~ . 111 a e Quna Paoadlae . Elhln'l wacldlng Ia lnt&rru~. by bank robblla. s.reo. W\'1111 . •an&,. . a u.s. llali'i Pnl 1111 Tow From Snow Summit, CaiH. In •'·"····· OMOVII:YDIIIII•· 1JncJa111 C2:001 · ' 1:01.11) MOVII: ••alwl !lfelllarl . ,. ,.. .. '. . .. ' . 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Q 1:30 (2). iiJ l'rtdllt NlgN ' ) -~ i t ' t ae .. -. III'N'alpaiCIWeek a•• 8 flea• 4.-0G (J) MOYIE: "alh,.. Qlol C2:00) · ~ 1IOYIE: Rantacl L11Mt ll!l ~'5... IIIII Phar-Mor at Tanllllll l0 1Dicllr1ann 'Stereo. Q lpauca• lnven'~ ClaiJIIG, 2nd 'round from Fci1 Lludlnlall. Fla. . lpOIIa -- - .. ' ·------·. , o• C2:011) MOYII: ...... '"' ii ~ 111111 Oua;illltl ,_ - - ~, t . ' . llltCioee NaciiNigM .,.._ IJ,Nd ..,..••••• 3:10()) MOVIE: ~11111• I lin C1:50) 3:30 (J) IOip . ill MOYIE: E,_ of l'lr&IAl C1:30) r ID ......., HOI IIIII 0. ld I" 3:41 (I) Nlfllll Tr&Cka SllfeO, ; ~ .....lllcfl aD e Aillnlo. Hall Stereo. r;l 0 lllanll VIol Stereo. . I I . • Ptrlonalltitl { • CiiiOk and Chi• ' e .Necallaht Updat& •• ; 1:31(1)..... . ' . 1:45 (I) MOYIE: 'T1Mt lavage . . . I ' \ (2:00) . ' t 2:00 C1J e Auto 111D&caea • 8 MOYIE: AllaOn'a lllrlldly ; (1:30) . 0 e MOYIE: HHIIge (2:00) : 0 MOYIE: Cllll of Nulla ( '1m High Clll (2:00) ; .• eo. llbt ...ndard TlrM ' 1D ~ lid World . 0 TOO Club With Pad RabariMn ; 2:01 Cll Trump Canl 2:30 (2) e HarM Sha1 J I II ID lpctiiiCerlllr • Spoill L&. .llg!lt ' ,. 2:36 (J) l'lltlllr Tiel Q ' 3:00 (J) One Dar It • T1me ' iiiCNNivenlngNewa .0 TOO CIW With Pat RD-IiiiOn 10:300 lwamp tlllila Stereo. • Crook - Chell 11:00 <2l e II) CIJ e Ill a e ~'lt.reo.Q e Amartoa Tonlgltl • r - Connnlon ' Ylclacla • Generation 8MI........ . 0 larcllr1acn Stereo. Q 11:30 ~-~~~ T.onlgloiiMw (J) Clroll of , _ • Alva Pntlll 011 Cent&r Q ''• ,. .. ~ I (2:00) . 12:01 (J) Nlglttllne Q 12:30 (2). ill Lilt& Night With 0 The Hllcllhlkar · l . .......... of a • 0 MOVIE: IIIUii lleecll 08A Ill) (2:00) . ill Nllllvllll New • D Women'a Ca-111 1:30 ell (I). Qolng , . . . · Kate's i18pMw lllchll DICk how 10 have fun breaking rulet. Stereo. Q 0 Ray lmllluty Theatre 10:00 (2) e IIJIIIIclnlghi Caller KIIHan halps a loltlty wlndalm hli prize. Stereo. Q (J) ...... (I) MOVIE: 0 - Diablo C1:50) · (J) (I) 20120 Stereo. Q . (!) Amlilcan llalllll A Selection of saxophonist Charlie Parker's recordingS ere featured. D 1111 o eeoni.llid · D l . _ llool<y'a parents worry whwl he falls fQI' hla otcllr bola. Stereo. Q aD • lllr Trell: 'T1Mt Nelli .On ..... ' . ' aD. Plrtr Macliloae With aeN~w~~ !=CouriQ ' '. ' 11:36 (J) Cheara Q 11:10(1) MOVIE: foogaiPo) (1:55) 12:00C1Jelnta v.. Nlaht stereo. e · 8a HltcliaaCk Prellnll Nllllvllle ' '' e L.n::-·· ':.:"' illc-~~oe .=-· . . • ,.,._One, rw., 8. . a.:~..:-r;l work Cllllll. . Llrrj ICing O>lllllgltt . IA:30I!lle MOVIE: T~ ·2-1 Contlct . Sltreo~ Moat oe '• , . Wenllci .A man conviCted of five murc1era Ileal •whlll on 1 ca1111 111111111111 VI~ at Duki 'CR) 3:41i11NU. f:Oo (J) MOYIE: 'T1Mt Hlallil I!.•' . 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I e 'I '- ·~ 'f f_...,. ,_w.::,.- ...;•;-. (I) LHve It fD ..._ (I]). MOVIE: Yillilillllood t ' . R~ a!J Randy Travil: Happy • TraHa Randy Travll. ·Roy Rogers and friends go on a. Mon"na catlle drive, (1 :OG) a ' 'I e IDSpoolaCMter ' ' ' (J) Night Court Q (!) NaiMIIIcfl . ' ~ e MOVIE: OtiiiiiiCIIR) C2:00) 0 111\irdar, .,. WMm Stereo. !:I Aaiiil; Travta: Happr Trella llancly Travla, Roy Rogers and frlencla go on a Montana cattle drive. (1 :00) ~ 8 PilniiNeWI . . Ill MOVIE: Afolclt lcNaiilil (2:00) 1:0111) MOVIE: FINwrolkWIPGI (2:00) 1:30 (J) Growing Paine Maggie and Jaaon go on vacation, IUvlng Mike ancl CarOl In charge. Q 1:00 (2) e Night Coull t 1:30 (2) e 0 D_ l f,._. World ~ Whitley sqends 1M rent Q· money on.an expenalve e Arneltca Tonlgltl brlefease. S1areo. ~ • AroiWIOin lllulk: lllop (I) Tllll Old H . IDI~a•c•· am a 111e Flllh A elpOitilron~g~~~ homicidal magician VClWS 10 ~ 1:35 (J) CMari Q "v deStroy Barry. Guest: Mlllll · Hamil .Sttreo. Q · · , 12:00CIJelnta Stereo. (I]) e labea C~arlene's. (!]) e Pai'IV With friendship with DOlly Paolon , N1e '--•Pill Is jeopardized. Stereo. r;l · ae~~an~Copr ' Ill Amactcan Muatc: lhail .... NoW 1:00 (2) e II)) Chatrl RebecCa takes•Woody's credit cards . ID=tlbaH ·and ftlea hOme to San Diego. ~ - MOYIE: .killer Ia Wild 1D Stereo. (J) MOVI : SanJitloiil (1 :00) (2:00) . (J) (J) Fantalln Unusual • 12:M (I) NlghtlliM Q · dreams ranging from thi 12:30 (2). ill Lilt& Nlghl With weiid to 1M wonderful oome Dllvldl.iiniaiiitrue~1 :00) Sttrao. ~ (J) MOYIE: Actlallln . . (!) llyll&fYI POl and Nor111 AtlantiC (2:30) Hastings Investigate a Plily llachlnl Willi Nla murder In a CICllll:'l'anked · , viiii'.Q • ' . . llll Hilla, 10:110 ' eoo.-.oUon Brandon is heartbroken affar 1!21e l'erlelnllhMI being rejiC:ted by an older . 12:31 (J) Loft ConnlciiOn woman. ~) Stereo. Q . 0 IIOYI : 'T1Mt lncraoillllll . 1:00(J)e FIIGuv Hull llatuma (2:001 Affair r;l 1D Collage lalkatbell . . •Cuor&nt ....lildl ill Leny King U..l . a • Plkl Programming 1:30 (2) e ill Winge Joe WGITIII . 0 MOVIE: Aloporl1171 CPG) , after Brian repclrls UFO \ • (2:001 . . . ill lhadlz Tocllj . ~htlngt 10 the FAA ..Stereo. 1:01 <ll MOYIE: Tile 011at O!JCIDOdlpooll · Eac8pe (2:52) tar'!CI. · · · · · ~ Eilllltllowooent Tonight 10:00 (2) e ill LA. Lew Kuzak Ia. ' '· •. tereo. Q confuHll by a murcllr supect ~ ; :30 (2) • Ill Later With BOb with m~ personalities. Coillll Stereo. · .,._.1111 (J) Ne1il ' . ,/ ' Ill Crllolt and ChaN ~~!~-Live · ~:31()) 18fNewiNigltt ~ (!) Eva• on the Prize: · · Newa Amaclcl'l Civil Aigllll YHil . :® (2). Hoille III1DPPIIII Auto lllolb!IM ~Uncllri'IN ·. . • -· Ill MOVII!! ll1llnl ~:00) 111 oe Knoll LllndlnO 11: e MOYIE: , ' It Ill) Mack and Ka!an .consider · 30) 'l"'me becom~aeon's foster ;rente . ·a 'TIIOIIIuflhbi'ICI e 1W Tille: Tile Nlll oL~~~ : .: - '. By .JACK E. WILKINSON· United Prsa la&erutloaal MOVIES · I ' . ' Ill Pilei ProgNrnonlng . 1D NCAA l'lnll Pow Hlglillgloii'75:UCLA, Kentucky, Louisville, SyracuN . ill NewaNight Upclrite ' 1:36()) ..... 2:00 (2). Horne Shopping (I) AlitO ....,_.. · • 8 MOYIE: Prlljlct Kll ·(2.:00) aD e MOVIE: lllllr....., (2:00) . .' a!J Cal!nirr ...iidlnl TloM ID1..... 1MPQAT,_ aJ1 7QO Club With Pat ~~~ ~• -'. Coital ·a,._.....• Ill Crook and Cloaae 10:05 (I) MOVIE! a...khllrt Paaa . (PGI (2;00) , 10:30 a!J Cooolc and Chaea, 11. :oo II)) w •......(I) '' .. TOday · 1:05 (I) entertaA-nt TOI!Ight · · Siareo. Q 1:30 (2) e i1J1 Later With BOb . · ill CNN l!vllllllfl NIWI . 1!1700 Club With Pat · ~ . ill OeniC'Itlon e 3:30(J) lolp ID Calaaa Beaketba" .Kentuck~ at Louisiana State CRI , 3:41ill....,_ . 4:00 (J) MOYIE: Cappr lUcke Relui'!ll(1:00) . smu Stereo. D · Stoir Trek: 'T1Mt Nell 'THU-•RSDAY · . 1:00 C2l • (J) CIJ • .' iiJI Newa z- (1:50)1;1 i a UpCioea · a .,....NicJM Update . . • WOIId Cup ~f ....... ll1cdng From Kllchenar; Ontailo (A) · · 'd I, . 3:30 ell ......., Willi 1M 1111111.6- . Oblt•aacl ........ (2:00) ·~ 8 NeehllileffOW' , EVENING :.==~dua ,_ · 0 MOYIE: lntliiD.-11 Sli- (2:00) . 3:10 • • MOVIE: ..._Girl . . L., , .. ' 1. . . . . . . . . 1:10 IJ) Tniaka: • .' • .. 0 liiOVll: lctrofllr II hi In -~ICII ...... 10:00(1) ..... . (!)'l,~'lla1111111M• Coen AllaaiDr (2:00) • Tuall C:0.11 ulan · 1:00 tl)l'&lcl I II . 8 MOVIE: 1-.. CIIWI . (2:00) . (I]). l'fiUV ... 13111; 'T1Mt • M Denoa Ouldaail ' . aS'teo:toe ilntal1rlllwitilit TOI!Iglil D . I a wooilan a.......... ·(I]) • fcir a alblf!ig. Sterfel, Q (J) MOVIE: Johi'IOIV ROcco. (2:00) . .· . . . (J) 'T1Mt Wondar Yeail Kevin · laces the mortJIII)i of loved onea altar ha atllnda a funeral. Stereo. C (!) (f) NaUGnal Qaagraplllc lpec:lal Stereo. 1;;1 (I) e 111 Calage BelketbaN • 1D 41 Houri Ste(eO. ID~ · ill Spoill LaiiNigltl 3:00 (J) One DIV ill I Tillie Nle Pteplll, o e A....-lclt Tonight . .... 8MO~:TIIe..,_ ...........""+• s.reo. Q prilon, Dly 111 Clo&4111atlporta Lea•"* ODaJLIITnlllble ' 1D WOIId Cup ..... Wor1d Alpine ChampiOnlhlp frOm SaaiNCii, Auatrta In (f) Quill Ill • ... · voodoo; . 1:00(1)=~ ' I;! aeNewa ·. 0 l'rliM 'l"'me Wl'll1lllfl Six Man T1g T11m Ml\dl; · Power & Glooy with Warlord vs. Legloh of lloom wHit Blitllh Bulldog (Davay Boy foreed 10 lower his . IOui'nalllltiC standard.&. .1:00 (2) e UniOIVed ldyetertaa Five deethil are attrlbuted t~ 2:1i1 (J) MOVIE: . . IIOual U.S.A. . C1 :55) ' 2:111 (J) Touinp Canl · 2:301111 MOVIE: Tuareg, 1M Dlllll WIIIIDr (2:0111 · a!J Cllurc1l 81!"1 D~ . • .&porta Tonlgl)l 11:35 (J) a.-a r;l . 12:00 Clle Into 111e Nlahl Stereo, 111 "-nno Hell S'ttreo. D (!]). Party Mlli:hlne WHfi • Of ... l!lcll . 1:10 ill Tm4il Oirlile . 1i30 (2). Ktntuoky.Loll&ry 12:41 C1J e U ........ ol . . Rial! Ill et.~e~SIInley 1:30 aD e Cloocl Clrlef Emle and wanen wake up In • Bollvllll .......... 1:01(1)..., ...... 1:30 (2) e Wolld T'o01~nowai·oa.w• (J) ~It fD laner . - (!) .._ ,.,. .... Away Q ~. • e lltlllllll.,..,.t Tonight s--.o iiiW... InlleOIItc [ilt;;;~·=•Q . (J)w.ldT-• oe ~~~a~~ · ...... 0 .0 l'ald , ......... • llldllan lilian ~forthe11181~ t .... .. t 111'--".lonel - ' 12:li0We " - lllap'plfta (J) IIIQVIE: Atl&lno of Qe,ISI• (1:00) . Cup . ~ RGbeillon · c-tliln ae..._...... 12:36()) Loft~ ~ c6,'i. WIOU N.alla • Clollllre 7:36 <ll s.n10n1 end 1on . - ;=~.,~ 00 oe Tlilee'a Companr ill-··· . IDNIATDdar Ill TOO Club With Pit · C2:30) '' ' a ·Partv llachloll Willi Nlll . founder ancl lead singer of female a cappella group s - Honey In the lloctc. Plinllr (1) . . . . . . ., ' Hll!tUk (2:00) 12:01(1) MOVIE: ...... (2:00) . (J) ........ Q ... , 12:30 <2l e Ill L81l N1GM Will! , . Dl¥lcl Laatrman . . .(J) MOYIE: ..... 11--cRI ~ Tonlalil SinO. Q ....... (2:00) ,._IICiucllon _ 8tanclanl Time Klnf H1i1tPr Data · ·, :111:..:'.: ............. F - Wllll'llllilft:e ~ AIIIJIIOft Bill Moyers dlacu8118 the power of song with Bemlce Reagoo, the (J)ai. ~ · ... o:..... vo~oe 2:10 ~ . 8 j . 2:30 Ounhain, Dtuoiel ROHII, Jactc . ······" '"'"*· c~r~vw~. and aeon-. · 4:00 CIJ MOVIE: Tile .....,_ look . (2:001" 1MHourai,_Q u,. ...,..looo,lllaaanl 0 lktllrwaad 1n11t1er Eclllan • lnalde Wlnllan CUD -~Golf ill To II Ar'.namu ld 8!11rW*'I oe ID NI'L'a ....... Malileilll Bell Evar Run11111 • .,... llapOit 1"11181 :L,~..~-1;! m.......wiNaolcr Goad ..._.... . COmiC 11r1p: tete Nlglii'Jtff ,loleph, Jill • TIUIIb and TriObtr , _ Monitar truck racing .. tram~. N.M.,Is becomea goilr.d .. for .... - ~ New.Winaton 1:00(2) . . . . . Wink....... 0 . . !#,! 'T1Mt Neid feetu~. -a I Wr& 11' • . Qen•attoa . of ..... (2:00) StMio. c 11Dellar1all .w. Clllchn . With Kelly' a cor•wellona, AI . . .. 1:1-.JI • • NWA WOIId Wide . l!~~o ..· ; iJlllllnenri.T.ri a 'e MOYIE: 'larM, ....IIJiiiW .• · Nalhvtlt, Ttiln., lllellured. 1D IIIIIA R1cin0 iiiWOIId...._ l!lllgV..., . 3:30(2) . . . . . . . .. Team a lnllde v.. POA , _ ............. 1M alf8allona of the public. and Novllc • 0 Zlola !-8lllt 11:45 (I) . . . . . ·leanlll 12:00 (2) • .,..,. Allan . I'I'WOJI•a AI Tlllerlul diM. Caligutl prociilmll hlmMif TNN AII-AmericM 400 In . • E• lllioa W8lld al !plied end ....., Hlaii--8IIMd lee Sledl; 'T1Mt 1e:lll Dtlnya Clr;'ll!l QrlniMIIIIncly t theMWemparoranclbuye 8allan(2:001 ' 8 o 111-MOVII!: Change of Habit IG) (2:00) ··· ' . :s:Oi(J) MOYIE: A Fon:e of 0... • lPG) (2:00) · · IICiitlli i8 ln11i'itlla ... ConUP.Inllantl =c:IIICIIIill Willi Nla . TMIIII: at . Joumll iD1 i~ IIIICII fD o..... 'In.._. mlllavle Ani._.,_, (J) ~. . . . . . . . . · . ,( .1D ' 12:30(1). WWI' ,W ..Jtflng -allah! . · Marnlng .,.. (lit 1 Of 2)' AIIC (2:00)8-. ' ()) •J,· . Ill ria 'Ia aa . (!) E dlmall of m.·a llnlll INIOi1 haa clllnglclmore 1Mn lilY 1:1:1111 . . . . . . . . . ~:'::=9 .. to of 1 E•~laow m t:OO (J) .... ,., lllut-IM . (!) Rnl'rl AM 111 Q . Cllelmlill--. . . (f) ten1 • olllfe'11Mt · l'unnlelt ....... A clllmp periomla k8rate; • double-talk lf**llat has • job lnlllrvlew. Stereo. Q IIJ). 1111 a IJie Chrll goes undeo DO- for 1M pollcii1G bull a counterfeit oparatlqn. (J) No.va ,.,...Oii=·.....' f iNI...IeiQIG,.. . . · Alblr!VItle. SkeW America •'90, men's -~ • Hlddan lllllaa · a ·CIIowt Anllrlaan e 3:00 (J) MQvtE: AlnuOio Ouaet r .,,......._.._ OUMW. ·.. • Stareo. S'term"' ·''" . II eo CG)~:21) •· ......... (I) , :. ' lcarecoow and Mil. Colile ......... illllonerflne lcl-.-11111 Mra. King 7:30i!JP<:!Iiil~· r;l aD e MOVIE: Co:llne: One 11:30<2le ill TonighUhaw' Stereo. . . (J) Macllcel IIDrV (!) Adam SmHh'l MOIIIy Wor1d ,. .· CIJ •aeNewt Nlghtllna r;l· . ""'v : Paiel)ntoiOOials via~ one !lie-moat fertile di-.Ar'=£ ..1 llil a e : 111 Two ._...; are IWIPIIOWIII'd I . ,.._,. Fal.Ia after • 'boating ' . accident. Stereo. Q . :' (I]) • .,MgyiE: AllliiJfl) (2:00) . 0 Mto,.;, lilA Wrote ';., , I:OOW MOYIE: · DltiiUI•r NIC Iunday Night It ........ (2:001 Sterio. Wllellln ....... · ·. · OWIIIIOIITraln .2:30~:v'·= 'T1Mt . _ CIMimf a oilllll Woollilul ~ . ·1· _;' ·~ .~ .. I. Ill New Zorro S~en~o. Q . .. . . Denoa' OutiiGore o• aLM.....,.a .. . &.~Todar '11: 118111110 0 MOVIE: White I'IN C2:00) Olaanlli .0 Cllilllft ' Y- Tu IQ (0:59) . a•"-~ . :.::.. . ae~~g 0 Sttreo..Q T:OI (I) Ill Plllonlll1lea ' (2:00) · .· -10:30 liD Coook ancl· Cha.. n:aowe (J) CIJILD Neal . · . . (J) lllghl Couo:t r;l ' . (!) NaWawcb:h · . aD • Anenlo . "-" Stereo..Q 0. On Miami """' S,t,reo. · """'" . 1. ......... a long-hldclin fear. g••r""**ca'l a Stereo. Q 1:30 (2) •. • Seneeolllle (J) Tubowlli ,., Awar Q 8PIII14NeWI ·. . , TOIIIIIIII S1ili'lt:l- "' . Cll .........~ . liD. Tllree'l c:ompen, .•. . •-~ CIOeaflle 7:35(1) lenfood ailcllon 1:00 0 llaltOck Matlock 'defends a man accuaec1 of · · murdei'Liog hla ·buSiness Q' !.~=t='r;l NewaNighl Upclltl ' 1:3.111J ..... 2:0o <Jl• Honlllhaflllllll (I). Auto...__ I R l l : ! With l'tt , ( 10:01 (I) MOYI : Mr. Majellflt (PGI Cll'a'ii~ (2:00) .... ' (J) (I). Who'l ....IDea? Tonr 1a forced Into .._.ung 0 larderlllcn Stereo. Q Ou1llloor .... •lnl · . U Man;:.1::n 2:00IIl VIE: Yukon v (1:00) ' 0 ..........._ Robll- ~-~tc! ' 1:30 (f) EUfii!IMII Joumll •• 'Fo Ia AI RDURCid : ( tram Detroit. Mleh:. prellented. C:O.hOits: Robin L,uch, Anita Bilker (1:00) . ......, • • • • • • • • • •t ' 7:30!J!UC:nr" Q ' ;~E;~ ..._.II ill) a 011 =-Yv.-,,., . I (!) ...... Stereo. !:I (J) • • • AIMrtoja'a . l'unnlelt Hoo!1e V1111W The grancl prtze of t100,000 ._ IWII<IeCIIO one of · flnalilll. StMao. Q · (f) Na11n Stereo. C a e MuRIIf, ... Wl'llll JeiiiCa IIMitigalll . . murder of an ambleal!dar'• son. Stno.r;l . aD e In L.Mng COirr Homey .... Clown opens a raalaurent where klda can Ill klda. Stereo.Q 1D NI'L.I'ocilbil ' ' (I) e To le Aunauncad (!) l'frtng Line . ··a~lllfl 7:35(1) l'lldUlaMI 1:aows (J) 1 •a Own (!)14111meltowtC ~~.... (2:00) . Star T~: Tile Nell , OeMiltlon . ' . ill CNN lvenlllfl NeWa 1:30 Ell • lllnflld Jerry • dloooiwerl that buying an ...P..,Iivt jaCket does ~ make the man. 'Stereo. 1;1 . (J)Anythlnglutloft Hannah ·ana Mally r - - s their frltndahlp. Stereo. Q 10:00 (2) e i1J1 L.A. Law J_1ne . Pauley hlliiiB a retrospective 'of 1M L.A. ~ _.,.., with lntorvlew1 ancl memorable morillrltt- Ster~: r;l (J)...... .. . (J) (J). llalbara Wallin . Special John GooCiman •.Julie . Rotiena and The·Judds !lrl Interviewed. (1 :00) Q Cll ' (!) llorere/!Onil Are 7:00 ~0:..~ill Wheel ill (J) llloelin of ...... a ............ ' J 1D e Hanl CDPr a Collloe ............ . :-e unr lOolfl. 1.1ve1 1:31 (I) Andy Clo1itlth •. a!J Crllolt and ·c r.. . ID ..,_ A-rcan EIM!lll 8e l. b l t n a== · l.r.• ca:.:::.... a ....... . • . , . . _ Jllce'a father whO haa bean t for 27Jll _ rs . returns nome. stereo. 1;1 . · . 0 MOVIE: l'lllllbpoain (2:001Stereo. • NeaiWIIe NOw -left ~ Belnl; 1G-rour!d . t~.t.= Q . .• Ill MOVIE: Wlnp al 1M . Ill ae.lake-1M <tla-a-1=8 , Jr. Welhlowlllghla 1(1111 Hardie va. ,._ Wllllllma, from Liwtaton, MR. (R) · a w- Mllir'a liVen Dlylln Pii&dlle ill $hocllz TGCIIr 1:0511J E....,...._., Tonight . s-tereo. Q · 1:30 (2) e 0 Later With BOb Collie . 8 CwNnt Affair Q · Ameolca'a Civil ........ Yeara ~andM~hlg (J). HllrdiNpa of Holldaya; Power of Song;_American ...... oev....~- 't . ' 1:00<2le ONIIA'Bellcetbll o . .(!) MHlng ..... of... . ·. .11M l'auleV ~ ' . . . ._.,TIHQ llilrllciM NOw Willi Ore! · "*"' ltoillonStereo.r;l 1:00 (2). 0 ..... IJie Willi . . IDL.PGAGoll and Tecllnoloar WMII ·. . . :=:::r....... Stereo. e .._ 7:30(J) ..... ......., Willi lilt Hourof"-Q ' • !:I aStereo. SportM:anllr t 8 ~ · (I) .,,..~ .... 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It's aad wbea a declam iD rubber bJidCe Is ollllvlouiiD a p1"II'M dlltri· button tbat ean ca111e blm to laO In 1t11 cootrllet. I ipecify rubber llridce becatlleit Is lllilally Wl'OIII to take aatet:r !l~f!~::: UD-.1 CO!IJipetltioa.' dlltribuU0111 iD IDurnament I •· -· tKQl .. SOOTH .,.. 1• · Eutl;;-r '. a•. ' BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH . Times-Sentinel Starr . POMEROY • Meigs Counly v.oters will go to the poDs in a spe· cial eleclion Tuesday 'to cast their · biiiJots on two school levies ~ a county-wide 1.5 mill levy · fOr a ' continuing period or time for the Cadeton Schools/Meigs Industries, 3J1d a Ibm: year 4-milllevy for the' Southern Local School District 'loth operating levies for the ,.. same amount and periods of lime funds had been fUmed down by the and provide for the future of the were defeated by narrow margins in vo1eis. . , prograni" is the reason officials of the November general election. The Southern Local operating the MR/DD Board ~ve for going to . The Meigs County .\Joan! of levy,.on the ballot for the first lime · the public for a thin! time in less Menial Retlllllation and Develop.. last fall, was defea!ed by a vote of than two years for additiOnal fundmental Disabilities lory for Jhe 810 to 947 voleS. ing, . IIUiintenancc and operation of the • Both levies need a majority vole With a budget of $1.1 Qlillion Carleton School I!Jid Meigs Jn. to pass. dollars, tbe agency is operating dustries was defeated by a vole of . MR!DD LEVY . with current funding 'of $28'7,000 3,768 for to 4,095 apinst of the A "last ditch effort to get funding (proceeds from a 1.5 continuing continuing levy. It Wll! the third to minimize llle impacl of the near levy already In effect). The balance lime a le~ for addi~ OJX:I8tlng $270,000 budge! shatfall in 1991 of monies needed to operakl the · By BRIAN J, REED Tlmes-slbtlael News Starr BLAl'K IDSTORY MONTh • Fell11111')' 1w ben proclaimed Bilek History Monti! ba GIIIHpolls by .order Ill Clly Maaager.Dale Iman, ten• - ter. Wiill bini are Em•nclpatloa Celebratloa olllcen President James Hopn, left, and Vtee President James D. Keels. Black histqry activities are planned.f~r~ Gallia .C ounty .. " • • • • By LEE ANN TIIOMPSON · duled to celebrate Black History Cultural and Perfonning Arts. The Times-Sentinel Starr in the area accOrding to Emanci- 7 p.m. perfonnance is free and GALLIPOLIS • While Gallipolis potion Celebration President open to the public. was founded by the French, the James Hogan. The first took That group will also host a free county is rich in Black history, and place last night as the Central public dinner on Feb. 23 at Pain~ for many years was the _site of a State University Choir per- Creek Baplist Church, 6 p.m.• wilh lnassive Emancipation Celebratioh formed at Paint Creek Baptist a songfest to follow 81 7 p.m., each September. Church In Gallipolis. The choir ·Hogan Said. February is designaled yearly as has performed for governors and Black · , History Month is Black History Month, and the cily presidents, and includes Gallla celebrated nationwide, and was of Gallipolis has also proclaimed County resident Phillip started to foster and stimulale the month as such. The order was ·.Armstrong. knowledge in both young and old, signed Friday afternoon by Gal· The next event will be a concert . and promo1e pride in the lipolis Citv Manaorer Dale E Iman by the Youth Uniled For Christ on ac,hievements and contribulions of ' · several " events · · sche-· "'eb. the Blaclc cilizcns in the Unill:d States. There ~~~e "' 16 at the Ari~ "'-Ire U<OI · ·'or " • ' . KN-"DKRNYVJ PO; I LH T prGWI :11-- Zl) People who VL · HPN ' '. ,1 I·~ 2/1 I . .. •·, ., ' ' HP~ [ . ZNYRLX~ ,, GX 'MRN"D .Y-V.J Z1N V R L X D . SWORN IN - Fori District Court of Appeala Jud1e WIDiam Hanlul, left, Qnc:llllllltl, pvea lite oath of office to Galla Conaty PrQbate Judie Thomu 8. Moulton durta1 Frlcl~QJ cenm1111lel beld Ia the Probate Courtroom of the Galla AHWWYLD YeetadaJ'• Crviii«H~~.ot•• OF WHAT HELP IS . ANYONE WHO CAN ONLY BE APPROAOIED Wmt THE RIGKf WORDS. - ELIZABETH BIBESCO '· . l . I 1 . After the defeat of the. levy In November, the MR/DD Board announced. that all client service million tons a year. , The first phase of compliance with the act is required to be met by 1995, and the second phase by the year 2000, when those emissions are to be limited to 8.9 million tons per year. AEP annouac:ed pn·Mol!clay that it bad begun oon&ldel'la8 .w~ . the ln••llarion ot sc:rubben ·a1 the Givin plaqt, !lf ,s~Atclting to a low· SlJijJhur coal ~ would be more eCDIIOIIIic41 foi; ..t¥ plant's 640,000 AEP subsidiary). "The end result (of the Clean Air Act)," Ward said. "is that the people in the stale are goingiO pay higber fuel bills • reprdless of the decision on fuel swirching issue." Ward said Friday that infonnalion ·preeented by AEP )lui Wildt regariling the coat of 8CIUbbing equipment insfiill•lion. was willisltadlng~ *;lllled that by '-11ing < i~M~ ICrllbben at Gavin,• AEP would , ~yo emllslons mdi.s customon.-' ' ,' · which Could be llpplied to ' othel' If the 'scrubbers are inSiallcd at planiS in· ils .system • even sold to the plant (at an estimated coat of other companies operating power . $800 million), coal mined in Meigs planiS. . County could continue being used Once fiC10n such as the credits at the plani. However, if the com- are considered, Wan! Sllicl Friday, pany decides to swiiCb to coal with the cost complrison belween a lower sulphur conlellt, it iJ eltJ.ICC• . scrubber installation and fuel ted that the Meigs County m!I1C5 swiu:hing is nearly the .we. would be closed, resulting in the ''There are poblems with looklem1ination of 1,258 employees at ing a1 whal raiJes the custonler's Southern Ollio. Coal Company (Ill · Continued on A.J SPECIAL SERVICES - Coordinated by the GaJUpoUs American Legion Post .27 and the Auxiliary Post 27, candletlght ceremonies were held Friday evening In honor of servicemen and women serving Ia &he Middle East. Several area resldeata galhered around tbe Doughboy, located In the City Park, to remember · loved-ones, . . neighbors and frle~Jdala Operation Deaert Stonn. Those atlendlng heard from Post Commander Don Jones, Revs. Everette Delany and John Jackson, guest speaker, Commander Hunler Smith, M111 Gallla County, Rochelle Browning and were given candles donated by Revco. (Times-SenUael pho&o by Krls Cochran) • ' ., . year. programs would shut down for a period of up to three monlhs in 1991 to balance the budget While the superinlendent and David Milliken, human .,._.u,,,..es dinlctot . A:A. .A that·-,.,th-y • still m........., e progi'ams will cl~se down for ~ monlhS late this year, thei\!~!lakl that passage · of the levy · y will "illCrea3e the opliOns. . Carlelon School, which has a encOntinued on A-3 . . West Columbia man remains_ at large following 'escape . from Mason County Jail .' ~AOPNVHL caunladon-- lyoulliWto..., " - . ....... In lulfllll,g your pledga emissions . _.._+~-' School, supported living semces, and Meigs Industries) comes from the State or Ohio, according to Lc;e Wedemeyer, ~uperilllelldent. . If jJassed in Tuesday's spec:il!l election, the 1.5 mill connnuing levy wiU generate $312,000 per POMEROY • The Unitecl Mine WOlken have taken a Slllld in fa.vor of iMtaJiafion of scrubbers at the , General Jamei M. Gavin Plant in nan;,, Counly in hopes of saving thousand mining jobs that may wlest lllhenvilo. . · . In -light of an announcement a week ago· ~ AmeOcl!t E,Jcclric Power that the Clean Air ~t inigl!t force the closi~ Of Meigs MineS 2 and 31 in Me•P. County, UMW District 6 ~tdent Larry Ward . said Friday that the union would do "everydting possible to protect jobs in Southeaslml Ohio." The Clean Air Act was signe4 into law by President George Bush in Novembet with the intention to reduce sulfur' dioxide emissions by 10 million tons annually and niiiOgell oxide by two 6¥7a' Yesterday's Answer great pedia unit (abbr.) Bobby 19 Puzzle 210awn diagram · Dcfdess 22 Passitn· · 30 ~fterly ger • uninter· · 24 Cooking ) • esled-,•, seed · 31 Spectrum 25 Yard· , producer stiCk's kin · 33-Grotto 26 Stage ~7 TV's comments ,. "Emerald 27 Encyclo· Point - • program, ·(Carleton UMW favors scrubbers at Gavin. in .order to save jobs * by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 41 Baseball's 1 Epic !ale grand ·s Drains ol DOWN vigor 1 "Love 9 Dodge ,Story" 11 Largesl novelist 2 C<irlleder· asieroid 13 COlorful ated · flowers, 3 Capra's for short Clarence, 14 Disney's e .g. Lillie 4 Append Mermaid 5 Bailie .15 Broadcast mdmenlos 16 Blu11 Jays' 6 Oxygen home (prefix) 18 Accounl 7 Press· books man's 20 COmmon helper tille starter 8 Fume 21 More 10 Regard 12 Black· dreadful 22 Charges thorns 23 Goal 17 Hockey 24 Remote 25 Writer Ayn 27 Vice follower 29 Palriotic monogram 30 Studied intensely 32 First Republi· can president 34 Go awry · 35 Whodunit award 36 Literary summary 38 "Super· man" star 39 Hideaways 40 Luge three- prong ' Eut ILHT wtlll you locfat will be .. . Meigs vote~ to cast ballots on two levies . ' .QIUI'<. • JIUH tA7U ...•&•u. ' BAll' • wm •Jtu 13 Bectlono. 90 P•o•• . A Multl..,.dll Inc.' Newll>oper Middleport-romeroy-Gallipolis-Point Flleasant, February 3, .1991 . ' . . . tocl!IJ'I Soutll jumped to tllree no-in11111i after 1111 partner bad ' .AKQ .. •· railed one to two clubs. West led :!~:: . the jack of bearts. ... Decla"'r·blltbely IDipec;ted dummy Vulllerable: Eut-Weat: lll1d quickly decided that niiMI triCks Dealer: Soatll . . 1; ' were easy aad au overtrick ~d be . ' there If the club kiDB COU\d be fin I' &Mill Well kill .... So be '11011 the aca Of bearll aad - t 1'111 1'111 All ,_ ·· to dummy witllthe llpade lila. to lead I NT. the club queen. fow, lll1d so did declarer, but sbowed oul Next Cllllle the IG of clubl (If Eut cov~ ered oaw, declarer would lei blm win the trick), but pla;red low apln. clubl? Ollclanr bu a Din' ruate to Decla"'r I10W started dlamoads. May- Dine trlcb; Be s1tot11c1 win tile apl!l'n' be be ~d set up a ciJamoad trick lll1d lead lll1d play the ~ of c* lllllustW make Ills nille trlcb. But. Eut otller H!b•. ford~~& !Ill& .tW at.b ·won the queen ancllad back II spade. and aat IIBI'In8 'lll!elllet lllit l!oldl tile Soutll eauld mate aaly elgllt tricks. · kine parded aa1y aaiie or twtaa. Be Of course tbe 4-t club spllt Ia quite bapplly aac:rlfleea 011el b kS on unlikely, but wby sbould declarer set 1m. OQ! '!IDIII &o ........ ~ C!lllblmaelf oo thoae rare occa51- wben tract wben tile c:lub split Ia atrmlely either opponent bolda all the ml•lnc advwse. ¥L -Ollila fall tllll your -.1 can be 'I Vol. 25·No. 62 Copyrighltd 1991 Special election Tu_esday CRYPToQu01E : p D IE $9 you may btnelll In -tadiiY lrome- you uaua1y c ' One letter stands for another. In tlis sample A Ia tilled for the three L's, X for the two O's, elc. Sifl(lle letten apostrophes, the length and fonnaUon of the tron11 are ali . hints. Each day the code lette'll are: dlf,erent. ........,T..... IIa haW .- •- all AXYDLBAAXR II LONGFELLOW IIChlevamenl al worthy objeCt'-. TAUII. (April at lla; a) In arrangeIMnll .,.,. you authOrity over oltltra. -.duo~ youraJII wtlh tallrand ..,~,lor their frlllllll. Thle will . . . . you to be both helpfUl and ¥,:Ckup.ltlhooild Ill again. I ' DAILY CRYP'roQUOI ES- ilere'1 llow to won It: rnarkably acc:urata. H - . h'a belt IQ kBIP yow aarmnltllta to youi'aall, AMI lllanlh :11-Aprll1t) Trendl and condlllanl pertaining to aigntfleant • --~to favor you again today. · Mostly sunny. IUgh In lower Spor·ts ·....••.•........... .·, .. CI~8 . CROSSWORD l!,urdtr· lila w- •an£. .Editorial ··········'I···········A2 Farm .....•..•.... .... ..•.... Dl-8 .. ·.;:,. ·- BRIDOI •ollwt JHa s -. . l ., Jingle.- Grope- Jetty- 0~- GET a LPT . '-Advice from granny, "'ne thing . about experience Ia ,that when you don't have very muCjl, you're apt-to.GET· , a LOT,"_ . , . . · ,., '· 1!::1:!\ 1.:::= . . s(I)• .. rI . SCRAM-IJTS".......... ~-~=~:~Q CIS ._.. Beat of the Bend: . 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C RQ U C 1-rT.,:...;:...;;r.:--~-, • . &.':_ J J:>t!.' -.., C~l Area cage action: t!J · Wildcats, Blue Devil cagen toppled from top loop posiliona after defeats - C-5-C-7 s. troops to u~ '1'- --- 8 Walld Todllr ~ Tin, IC·I Cl!p ALC RI61-1T, AND MAYBE A COUPLE OF OLD SONISS~ send valentines '' w• w Cl>e • a • ~~r.. aMDIUDIId ALL T~EV KNOW 15 College .result~ ._ ., Brownies :will EVENING I{OU CAN'T I-lAVE .A 7 5 cent s County CourthoWI8. Center Ia UbbJ' Moultol!, daugbter of .Jud1e· and Su&anee Moul&oa. Jud1e Hanba wulntrocluc:ed GallaCoanty Common Pleu Court Judie Donald A. Cox. Several staff member~ of various c"urthOuse departments atleaded. b' POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. • A West Columbia man was still at large Saturday following his escape from the Mason County Jail Friday night, according to Mason CoiDlty Sberilf Ernie Waam,on. . David M. Peoons, 28, of Wesl Columbia, was being held for Meigs Counly authorities on a Governor's Wanant by the sheriff's depanment 'on escape charges from the Meigs County Jail. · WaUenon said Persons' Jenn in Mason Counly was completed Feb. 1: He was being held on a capias · for not appearing for a hearing in Mason County. According to Meigs Couilly Sheriff's Depanment spokesman, Persons has a history of confron. ·lations with the law. Be said Per· sons had escaped from Meigs Counly jail on Aug. 7, 1990. He had been serving a senJence on an assault charge and a bench warrant, the spokesman reponed. Watkloon reporte4,. the escape took place between 9 and 9:45 'p.m. Friday night Perso!!s had been In the wetght room lll1d somehow got into the food Seriice elevator shaft, Waaerson said. Apparently he climbed up the elevator cables onto the roof of the counhouse. The sheriff added Penons' coveraDs were found on the roof of the build· · ing. "It was a planned thing," Watterson staled. . lest night, . - and Iucal . ofllcials aided tile sheriff's depart. ment in a search for Persons. 'Nat- ' ierson said the depertmmt had notified oOicials from I!IIJ'Ounding . areas to be on the loolc out fer him. Pmons ia ducribed u beillllix foot, afJI)IOXimalely• 17S )J'NIIds witll s&Oulder-lenatb brown ._n: and brown eyet. lfe has 1111001 on · both .-ms IIIII oa his left shoulder• · Anyone with infonnalion on Per- . sons' whereabouts should conmq any loc.\1 authori1y, Wauenon sajcl, . . � 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 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 February 1, 1991 burnett burns daugherty gunio patterson vineyard