https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7a66543ceaf539693bb7fac51cc4b8d7.pdf bbe57baec4cadc63122a2377bd38faa6 PDF Text Text •• .•• 12-The March • 1991 ---Area deaths--- Theme ... Robert Fruth ' J I. I I l I I I I i ) Former Mason County Sheriff Robert E. "Bob" Frulh, 57, of Point Pleasant, died at home on Wednes· day, March 13, 1991. Born May 17, '1933 in Mason, he was a son of th~ late ChrisiOpher and Elizabeth (Manley) Frulh. He was also preceded in death by a brother, carl "Buck" Frulh. . He had been in law enforcement since 1?58 and had served as Sheriff of Mason County from 1980-1988, where he was instrumental in the implemenlation of the civil , service process for deputies and correctional officers. During his term as sheriff, Fruth attended law enforcement training programs, drug and alcohol seminars and information programs on the operations of the Real and ·Personal Property Tax Division of the sheriff's department Fruth initiated the Kid Tracks program in the . county. He had served as a police officer and constable with the Town of Mason and had also served as palrolman wilh the City of Point Pleasant. He later became chief of plilice for l)le city. Fruth .had.been the police chief for the Town of .Henderson and had been employed with the security force at IndianaMichigan Elecnic Company. He was certified as a police officer in West Virginia by the governor's office. · A member ·of the Mason-county Democratic Party and the Executive Committee of Mason County, : Fruth was a lifelong resident of . Mason County. He was also a · member of the Loyal Order of the Moose No. 731, the Ironworkers Local Union, Parkersburg No. 787, ·the I.O.O.F. No. 33, Point Pl~ant, served as president of the F.O.P. Lodge No.I 02, the Minturn Lodge No.l9, AF. & A.M., Point Pleasant Chapter No. 7 R.A.M. and Scottish Rite, WV Trappers ASSilCiation and WV State Farm Museum. Fruth was a past member of the Slate and National Sheriff's As· sociation and had served on the ·Board of Trustees of the WV Sheriff's Association. He was a graduate of Wahama .High Sc.hool ·and had attended Marshall Umversity. He also attended Trinity 'United Methodist Church. Fruth ·was active in sports; hunting and .farming. · Survivors include his wife, Bonnie J. (Burnene) .Fruth; one son, Robert E. "Robbie" of Point Pleasant; a daughter, Marsha K. Carpenter of f':lew Haven: two sisters, Christine Frulh of Point Pleasant and Vera. Kreimer of Parlcersburg; a brother, Ralph of Ashton, and three grandchildren. Service will be held at 2 p,m. on Saturday, March 16, ,at the CrowHusscll Funeral · Home wid! Rev. Louis A. Husscll o(ficiating. Burial will fo llow in the Kirkland Memorial Gardens. Visiting hours will be held at the funeral home on Friday, March 15, from 2-4 p.m. and 6-9 p.m. Continued from pqe 1 Ulinment will be incorporaled into the evening of fashion. In other mailers of the mer· chants, Bruce Reed, candidate fer mayor of Pomeroy, spoke at the meeting to gain inpul from die mer· chants as to their feelings and con· cems about Paneroy. Reed staled he is looking forward to servillg Pomeroy u mayer is if he is elecled and lhst he will strive to make Pomeroy a belller place. He stressed that he wo·uld I work for. the pavement of strcc.ts and the updllting of the existing sewage system. . Also discussed were promotion· al possibilities for the Merchants including Mother's Day and the ROBERT E. FRUTH Pomci'oy Alumni activities in May; · Besides his father, he was pre- Heritage Weekend on June 8 and 9; ceded in death by his paternal the Oliio University Communivergrandfather, Edgar Wendorf, Sr., sity Band Concen sponsored by . and maternal grandfat!Jer, Captain Banlc One on June 27 along· with Harold Beegle. An-in-the-Park; a car shOw on July Memorial services will be held 20 sponsored by the Oldies But by the family in Tampa, Fla Goodies Car Club; the SternwhcclerS Festival on OcL II and 12; and the annual open house for downIOwn merchants to kick-off the holContinued from page 1 iday season iii November. time honorary Kent!lcky Colonel The purchase of more Chrisimas and a member of the Litile Hoclcing banners for the village was also Church of ChrisL discussed with Joan Wolfe, coHe is survived by his wife, manager of Bank One in Pomeroy, Helen Young Caldwell; a son, stating the bank would give $SOO William Caldwell, London; a toward the project if the Merchants daughter, Rita Hutchinson, New would match !hat figure. The $SOO Lexington; eight grandchildren and of Bank One's donation would eight great grandchildren; a sister come from the sale of its Christmas and brother-in-law, Helene and ornaments. This year's ornament, Avery Goeglein, Pomeroy; and the second in a series, fCIIIures the several nieces and nephews. former Remington House (Meigs Besides his parenrs he was pre- Inn). ceded in death by a sister, Ruby Cole. . Services will be Saturday at I Veterans Memorial Hospital p.m. at the White-BloWer Funeral WEDNESDAY ADMISSIONS · Home in Coolville with Rev. Steve . • George Harvey, Gallipolis; Fuchs offiCiating. Burial will be in Isabelle Brandenbe!ll, Rutland; Success Cemetery. and Dennis Saelens, MiddlcporL Friends may call at the funeral WEDNESOAY DISCHARGES home on Friday from 3-S p.m. and • Carl Roach and linda Imboden. 7-9 p.m. Carol Watterson, of GalliJlOUS, and Everett E. Watterson, Vmton, received a decree of divorce from the Gallia County Common Plea.s . Court Wednesday. Jeffrey Wendorf Word has been received of the death of Jeffrey E. Wendorf, 35, of Tam pi!, Fla., formerly or Meigs County. He died Friday, March I at Doctor's Hospilal in Tampa after a brief illness. He was born in Washington, D.C. on July 16, 1955, the son of the late Ed&ar Wendorf and June Wendcrf.Roush; Besides his mother, he is survived by his stepfather, Larry Roush of Racine; one brother, Randy Wendoff, Superior, Wis.: maternal grandmother, Alice Beegle, Dunnellon, P11.; paternal grandmother, Viola Wendorf of Misltawlka. lad.; one ancle, Lynn Bcc&le of Crwtal River, Fla., and an aunt, Beverly Coleman, Mishawaka, Ind. . e • • UFREE ESTIMATES" •11 Colors •Advanced Generation Olefin •100°/o Polypropylene Back •Easy Care · SQ. YD. llnAWD BERBER CARPET ~ *NYLON PROTECTION PLUS *10 YR. LIMITED WARRANTY *18 COLORS $12 99 ~. YD. . ·SCULPTURED ·cARPET · . IISTAUU ST AINMASTER CARPn •7 Colors *Continuous Fllam111t Nylon • Anti·Stat. . *lloat Sot Yam 28eallano, 14 1'811M 21 oenta · A Multlrnedle lno. No:• poper Group supports .move to increase waste limit· ~ . ' ' . . . By MELJ,ND~ POWERS 1 per day for a 90-day period. allead with it," .. OVP News Staff , Briggs ciled the recent closure . Bri$gs said that the Gallia facili., · · In a majority vote Thursday ..of the_ERO, Inc. landf'Jil.in .Mason ty, whtle talcing in its limit of Gal; · e'(enina, the policy committee of County as a rC1!50n for asking for · lia, Meigs· and Mason Counties >the 'Aihcns-Gallia-Hoclcing-Jack- the extension: The Gallia County trash. has had rum trucks away that son-Meigs-Vinton Solid Waste facility has taken .nearly 128 tons . are carrying in-disnict waste. • Manage!llont District agreed to per day every day since the Mas!Jn . "What my concern is is that . support a move to raiJe the limit of landfill closed on March 7, he said, there will be iUegal dutnping if we waste allowed into the Gallia an increase of more than 70 tons continue to tum these trash haulers : County Landfill. . · over las! months average. away," Briggs said. "I'm assuming · · Gallia Countr Solid Waste "It is possible to have increased that some of the in-district waste is • Dileetor Doug Bnggs went to the waste receipts on a temporary being redirected to the Wellston ·' committee to ask for support of his basis," Brisp told the committee. and I ackson sites, but I can't be application to the Ohio Environ·· "I have di.scussed with our com- sure where it goes." :. mental Protection AJency to ·missioners the pouiblity to seek a The policy commit!CC agreed in • extend' the daily wasiC !units from 300 ton-per-day ernl::rgency permit, a 18·~ vote to write a letter to be • lhe present 1211 JODS up .to 300 tons and they voted (Thursday). to go sent to t4e Ohio EPA in suppon of trash, it works against our budget," mel)ts would allow the AGHJMV the application for extension. he said. "How are we going to distri,c tto dump waste in ·those After a lengthy discussion, the .· mariage down the niad 10 operate?" counties in case of emergency, and policy committee also approved ·its Dale Neal, ch11irman of the would allow those counties to 1991 !ludget, listing approximately AGHJMV district policy commit· dump in the AGHJMV district in $487,673 in exjlenditures. Disnict tee, reassured Burdell lhst the dis· emergency situations. ' Director Lance Wilson told the Diet would be able 10 function. • Approved a letter to the Ohio committee that receipts for the "We are going 10 reduce our EPA encouraging expedient review .coming year were estimated at trash, but we are going to accept of applications for proposed land$500,000. . . more out of disnict trash to opcr- fill sites within the disb"lct. Gallia County commiuee mem- ate," Neal said. • Heard a proposal from John ber Lawrence Burdell said he was In other business, the commit· . Van Volkenbur, •. of SCS Engiunsure of lhe premise of the bud- tee: . neers, on the re¥tSJons required to get. ) • Agreed to pursue mutual aid' the district plan by the Ohio EPA. "This commiuee was put togeth- . agreements with Ross, Washington No action was l8ken on the proposer to reduce trash, but if we reduce and other counties. Th~se agree· al . ,·a ~ *Tracklou Saxony •s Yr. Wear Warranty *11 Colors *Fuubusttr Yarn ~- S1379 . ' Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, March 15,1991 LEVEL LOOP · CARPET • • a1 . Low tonight in upper · 20s. Saturday, sunny. High in mid-50s. S1.8'' SQ. YD. IISTAILD wmPAD SQ. YD. IMnAWD wnll PAD . ---Local briefs---(Conllnued from Page 1) and a small registration fee. . The scholarships are provided by the Ohio Colincil of Private Colleges and Schools through the cooperation of the .state's business and trade schools. Studenrs can obtain an application from Representative Abel by writing her at the Ohio House of Representatives, 77 SOuth High Street in Columbus, 43215 or by calling I-466-2S75. Compleled forms must be returned to Abel's office for Jl(Jmifl!l· tion 10 the council by May 17. -·" The bedding sale you've been waiting lor! Now our three best-selling Serta models, In, eluding lamous Serta Perfect · Sleeper@, are marked to low, .•Jow prices. LAST NIGHT'S AD SHOULD HAVE. READ .... \ ~~(. TWIN EA. PC. For .. SERTA PERFECT SLEEPER ~:i:!:TT FUl~ SET ................ $369 . QUEEN SET ............ $479 FooDLAND We SlOB . $ FUll, EA. PC.............. 154. QUEEN SET ................ 5354 LB. BIG BEND By LEE ANN THOMPSON counties being honored for their OVP News Stan effons. Young people can have million· . William Fish, the Scout Execudollar scouting programs, not with live for MGM, reCalled his days as cold, hard cash, but by what leaders a SCC?Ut in .Hun.n, W.V~ .. and and other volunteers give from credited hts leader m Huntmgton their hearts. • with giving him "a million doUars · The annual Meigs, Gallia, . \j'orth of scouung." Mason District volunteer scouter And tl1at's what all scouts.can appreciation and recognition dinner receive ., by what'~ in lhe· volun' was held Thur~ay night in Gal· tcers' heartS, not thetr wallets. . lipolis, with leaders from all three' "I ~ot a sense of of duecuon, SERTA SUPREME · ULTRA w!:.!:"" 99 Inconvenience. r--Local briefs-__, ' NOW IN STOCK ' .Meigs EMS responds to two calls Units of the Meigs County·Emergency Medical Service .responded to two calls for assistance on Thwsday. · · At 1:53 p.m. the Pomeroy unit-went 10 Butternut Avenue for · Tammy TeFrell who was taken to VMH and later transferred .to · 1 .~ Holzer Medical Center. The Middlepon unit, at 10:05 p.m., was called 10 Walnut Slreet for Roscoe Roush who was transported to Veterans. •FREE DELIVERY' .•FREE SET UP •PLUS WE'LL HAUL AWAY YOUR OLD BEDDING BASEBlLL SHOES - nlabHil: bet efForts •t ian·ConservatiOII Corps to 11 trail tile C8111p Ia Meigs County. Sbe Willi preaented ,I pll!que by Bob Arms of tbe MGM District Awards Committee. '' Pomeroy police in11estigate accident oe.,.. The Pomeroy Police blient investigaled an accident that occurred on West Main Street in front of the SuperAmerica Store in Pomeroy on Thursday aflCmoon 1112:21 p.m. · According to the report. Clarence Searles, Bidwell, was traveling west 10ward Middleport in his 1989 Chevrolet when a 1987 Ford driven by Belinda Deem, Middlepon, pulled away from Suj)Cr· America strilcing the left· front side of Searlea' vehicle. The repon stated that Deem wu ullable to see Searles because a telephone booth was in her lin~f-sigll~o · Searles' vehicle sustained light damage to the driver's side and Deerit~s vehicle sustained light damage to the front passenger side. There were no injuries and J10 citations. · 0 IIIIE All SLIDEI - Metal Spikes .......... $67.9 5 IN BLACKONLY 0 IIIIE SLASHII ....;. . .tal Spibs."••••••••••• $44.95 IN BLACK OR WHITE 0 NilE IIYSTOIIE - lubber Oeat •••••••••• S31.95 GREAT FOR SOFTBALLI SOFTSIDERS •••• CYLINDER TUBE BED 1 I •New Waveless Motion •Lightweight ONLY$399°0 FULL 01 QUEEN . Arrest made on theft : B&E in11estigated · 219 ... Soc•d ' ' ttl·56t7 Middle rt, ON. leadership and responsibility from my scout leader," Fish t91d those gathered at GfliCe United Methodist Church. He spoke emotionally of Huntington businessman James A. Gwinn, a leader· who gave so much to his scouters ~ach Tuesd~y at Trinity Episcopal Church. A millionaire by monetary Stan· dards, Gwinn gave his troop of 84 scoulers an experience to grow, to gain lcnowledge in and receive the tools of future leadership through . ''I hope you can bestow a million-dollar program to your kids, with what's in your hearts," Fish said. That's not to say money is not . . · needed Ito operate scouting in the tri-county area • it is necessary. On an average, the yearly cost for scouting is $64 per member in the program. There are 750 boys in scouting in the MGM district which translates to approximately $48,000 annually. · There is a fund-raising drive going on in lhe ni-county area • the Sustaining Membership Enrollment • with chairman in Meigs, Gallia and Mason, Fish said. Boy Scouting "slands tall and ready to serve lcids," Fish said. It is directly through lhe efforts of the volunteers, who carry on their shoulders a big responsibility, he . noted. Garwood for his wort with youth The responsibilities of the den during the past SO years He and pack leaders, Scoutmaslers and received a plaque and watch from camp di~tors are great • and with· the orpnization. : out them, there will be no Eagle Wallcer was also named ScoutScouts in the communities. The . master of the Year. Cubmaster 9f young peo~le get a sense of respon. the Year was presented to Carl sibility, duection and leadership Matheny, Cubmaster of Pack 262 from those volunteers, just like at Aat Rock, W.VL Scou~er of the Fish received when he was young- Year was presenled to (lob Wortster in Boy Scours. · man of T!OOII 240 in Rutland. : A number of those leaders were The Disaicl Award of Merit was recognized at lhe dinner meeting p'resented to two volunteers ' • Thursday night. Danny Will, Merit Bqe CoordiWalter Walker of Troop 200 in nator of MGM and assistant Scout· Gallipolis was honored by the Dis- master of Troop 249 in Pomeroy, Diet 12 Veterans of Foreign Wars and George Wrlidtt, assistant CubAuxiliary Youth Director Mary master ofPaclt 249 in Pomeroy. Area miners unprepared to cope with m.ine closing . ATHENS • Neilher coal miners nor their communities are prepared to cope with the closing of the Meigs mine, said a jobs coordinaIOr. Glenn Enslen, head of employment training for the Tri-County Community Action Agency, 10ld an Ohio House hearing on Wednesday that his agency wouldn't be able 10 retrain the mine's 1,300 workers with irs current resources. "To lake that large number of individuals at one time would be virtually impossible," Enslen told lhe Selecl Committee on the Federal Clean Air Act, which is consid· ering the impact of new federal air pollution curbs on Ohio power companies: The mine, which is o~raled by an Ohio Power siibstdiary, is expected 10 close because it pro- duces high-sulfur and relatively high-priced coal. It was opened in 1972 to provide fuel for Ohio Power's Gavin station in Cheshire. American Elecnic Power, which owns Ohio Power, is debating whether 10 install stack scrubbers at the Gavin plant, switch itiO cleaner coal from other regions, or close il because of the cos! of the coal il uses. Enslen said that when the Sun: nyhill mine in Perry_County wu·· closed last year, 300 mi~ lost their jobs. He said 82 of the work· ers hav.c been retrained and placed in new jobs. He also said closing or the Meigs mine would have a much· bigger impact on Meigs Couniy . than closing of the S unnyhill mine · did in Perry County. '· May version of ICFC competition dropped .· RIO GRANDE, Ohio (UPI) Spring chickens won't be flying at Bob Evans Farms Inc.'s InternaWilliam Hayes of Dex~ and Ronald E. Johnson of Salc;m tional Chicken Flying Meet any Township were II1UiSPOrlCd to Orient. Corm:tional Institution by the more. The southern Ohio sausage Meigs County Sheriff's Department to being scrvina sentences and restaurant o~eration 'said ' recently imposed by die Meigs County Common Pleas Court Thursday it's droppmg the compeAccording to the Meigs County Sheriff's Department, both subtition. ; . 'jects entered guilty pleas 10 charges of tratliclcing in drugs. The flying chicken contest traditionally has been scheduled on the 'ncide~Jt . third Saturday in May at the Bob Evans Farm in Rio Grande. This Joffre~ D. Roush of Paneroy was atTCIIed Thunday evening by . year's event had been slated foi' Meigs County Shcrill's IIOPutles on charges of aggravated burglary May 18. and theft from Pcll')' County. · · The event drew between 500 Roush was lodged in the Meigs County Jail pet!ding the required · and 2,000 people, depeitding on the Rule 4 Hearing since Perry County is not an adjoining county. The weather, spokeswoman Tammy Rule 4 Housing was set for Friday morning before Meigs County Ri>bens said. .. Coun Judge Patrick ff. O'Brien. Feathers win fly, however, as a smaller version of the International Chicken Flying Meet is plamed for ~Meigs County.Sherlff's Department is investigating a report , the Bob' Evans Farm Festival in OciOber. Robens said the faD festiCoatiaued 011 Pl&e 5 val generally attracts 60,000 peo- Hayes and Johnson transported •Zipper Top MERIT AW.ARD • Danny Will of Tr~ 149 In Pomeroy was presented tbe D!,trlct Award of Merit by' Dr. Bernard Nlehm, . MGM Sroutlng cbalrman. Will, right, was honored at tbe annual recognition dinner for the tri-county area. MG~ leader says million-dollar scouting comes from heart . sssoo FUll, EA. PC.............. $1 08 QUEEN SET ................ $2 99 . English Roast $ · · ' , SERTA PREMIER COMFORT w!.=:TT ·TENDERBEST USDA CHOICE BONELESS . Harold D. Wood Harold Delbert Wood, 8S, of Route 2 in Little Hocking, died Wednesday at Sl. Joseph Hospilal in Parlcersburg, W.Va. . · He was born in New Brighton, Pa., the ·son of the late 'Francis Corbin and Lenpra Captiola Medis Wood. He was a retired employee of lhe SMC Plant after 38 years of service. He was also a .contractor. He was a member of the Little Hocking Church of Chrisl. He is survived by three daugh· ters, Charlotte Eckhan, Vienna, W.Va., Shirley Rogers, Little Hocking, and Sharon Lewis, Little Hocking; two sons, Jack Dodd, Lit· tie Hocking, and · Fran~ Wood of Belpre; 14 grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; two sisters, Evelyn Godbey, Parkersburg, W.Va., and Lellian Davis, Dayton; and one brother, Walter Wood of Parkersburg, W.Va. Besides his pareniS, he was preceded in dealh by his wife, Bessie · Westfall in 1~73, one brother and two sisters. Funeral services will be held at ll >a~m. on Saturday at White· Ethridge Funeral Home in Belpre with Pastor Steve Fuchs officiating. Burial will be in Torch Baptist Cemetery. · Friends may call at the funeral home on Friday from noon to 9 p.m. and 9 a.m. to time of service on Saturday. Boy Scout Troop'*249 will sell fresh homemade vegetable soup at the Pomeroy Firehouse on Sunday at 11:30 a.m. Soup is $2 a quart, and people should bring their own containers. Cards : 6-H,.J-C; 3-D; J-s· PageS Hospital news Scout soup sale Pick 3: 06i Pick 4:8217 r~gionals CaldwelL. Divorce granted Ohio Lottery Hannan Trace ·eliminated in pie.' "We have greatly enjoyed host. !"g tJ;ie International Chicken Flyto~ Meet for the past 20 years," satd Mary L. Cusick, lntemational Chicken Flying Association .secre· tary. "However, we feel that we have oth.e r opportunities at the farm wliich our visitors wiD enjoy just as much and will help to preserve the . company's heritage," slle lllid. The company is restoring the homestead, the large brick house localed on the farm. Bob and Jewell Evans raised their six children in the homestead, which is on the National 'Register of Historic: Places. Other ilnprovements planned for tbe farm are the addition of a nature· fitness trail and a camping area. The farm is locallid off State Route 35 and open daily Memorial Day through Labor Day and week· ends from April to Memorial Day . and Labor Day through October. Judge orders Mathias' brother to .take DNA tests By MELINDA POWERS OVPNew~Statf Tho brother of a. Kinauga man accused of murder must IIOW sub· mit several biological samples for testing to prove he was not involved in the alleged lcilling. In a court-proclaimed "odd case" Thursday, Roben Mathias, half-brother ol William A. Mathias, 23, was ordmcl by Oallia County Common Plou Judge Donald A. Cox to Sivo 1amplea ol bead and pubic hair, blood, saliva and fingerprints for DNA lellin&. William Mathias is charged with two counts of murder witll specifi. : cations and one count CIICh of "JJ!! · and'lcidnappina in connection With-: the death Dlll·yar-old Slleey R. ' Lucas, Gallipolis, 1as1 October. · Cox told the courtroom that : althoughthereisno~cdcntfor : ordering a non-defendant 10 submit · to the testing, the case warrants : such a decision. . "It's ocld law fer an ocld case,"· Coxaud. :: Or. Edward J. Betkich, Oallit ·: County coroner, will perform the · Jesting on Robert Mathias. Berldcli : •. Continued 011 pap 5 • • �• ' Commentary I The • • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, March 15, 1181 I ' INS wisely ·canceled. meeting at resort · The Daily Sentinel . Ill Court !Ureel Pometoy, Ohio DE VOTED TO 'I'RE INTERESTS OF THE J1~ S!m~ 'qiv wASHINGTON . • Sunny coastal CleorJia was suppoaed 1D be the sire of a c:onfcrence 1811 month for the federal government's tOp immi&raQon officers. But the con· ference is now a casl!alty of the PenianGulfWar. Officials 8l the Immipi.on and · Nannlization Service Cllnceled 10 get-tolethet fearinJ It would look like ~ were "liYIII8 it ~" at the ~ch 'while half a million U.S. servicemen are eating SBlld in the deserL" . . Thll wordmg comes form an internal INS memo dated Jan. Ul, two days after the allies began bombing Baahdad. The memo was written 10 INS Commissioner Gene McNary by his press informalion office. It raised several questions about how the INS would look · spending more !han Sl 00,000 on a MEIGS-MASON AREA ..................................oc::~ ,.,. , ROBERT L. WINGETT PubliSher CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Manaaer PAT WHITEHEAD A111lltaJJt Publlaher/ Controller A ME MBER o! The United Press International, Inland Dally P ress Association and the American Newspa per Publls¥rs Assoclatloh. LE'ITERS OF OPINION are weleome. They should be less than 300 words long. AU letters are subject to edltlllf and must be slped with name, address and telephone number. No unstped letters wUI be pubUs hed. Letters should be In good tute, addresslni Is sues, qot personall· ties. Letters to the editor cOnfmnce 8l an ialllld ~when Qcor¥ia .o&SL Nearby Brunswick. it can't even afford adeqUBie deteR· Ga., IS lbe home of a law enforcetion facilities for the i1lePI aliens it ment uaining center for INS rounds up. ins_pectors and other fed~ral .Ia~ The IIICI!)O also railed conceins enforeement officers. A~ 181d It . The GAO found weak and about senior INS managers being didn't cost lbe INS Bllythmg 10 can· inconsistent management at the away from their jobs during a cellbeconference. . INS. Personnel procedures were national crisis, and said the INS They remember the pubhc found 10 .be so lax that ~y INS couldn't take"any more 'liits ' tongu~lashing Presi . 'dent Bush JOt inspectors were said ~ be ~ng now" after a string of bad publicity. last summer when ~ went boabng . up $20,000 a year m ovenune. The conference, according to the off the coast of t.fa!ne ~ order· Theto6R8llci81 operalials were pro· INS, was "a ready-made Jack ing troop~ to Saud•. Ar~bl&. ~ush jetted by the GAO 10 lose miJliQns Anderson column." gamely tned 10 mamtaln .lhe tl.lu· of dollars in revenues. AtiOmey . Some apparent!>: agreed, and ~on that lhe w• was, not disrupnng General Richard Thomburp was shared lhe memo wtth us. So we his life !ID~ ~ldn t di!~fUI'! any· so upset about "!C fin<!in11s lhat ~ asked lhe INS more about the con· one else s life etlher, but It did. ference that never was. INS The INS has more ~ than appointed a specialrcvtew comnnt· spokesman I;>uke Austin !Old ~ur most government agenaes ~ ~ tee 10 ovenee a shakcup II the INS. INS wisely concluded th8l associate Scott Sleek that the con- about appearances. Invesugauve theThe GAO findings aren't the son of ference would have been held at !Cpons from the ~era! Account· thing that the top INS m8118gement the King of Prince Hotel on St. m~ orr:ICC have patnted an unf!a!· should be discussing poolside at Simon's Island off the s.outhern .terlllg ptcture of the way lhe INS JS the taxpayers' expense. run. Jack Anderson and Dale Van Atta . ------~~ Appreciates support Dear Editor: I would lilce to thank everyone there at home for all their support while I have been a pan of Opera· tion Desert Storm. A special thanks to my parents Ruby !!nd James I 1\IRNING io WM~TIC I~SU~ Eynon for their love lind support. I love you both_ SP4 Dana Eynon lOlst AbN ASIT Div. U.S. Army ~ES\l)fNT ~US~ \-\~ cS"'EN -rH& 'PEF\'IT UNTIL. NOON TOMO~~OW .. ,. :. ' I Is it really worth it? J I l j Bears eliminate Rio from tourney, 99-72 Page-2-The.Dally SenUnel , Dear Editor: We would like 10 address the RAC Replacement Workers, more commonly -known as "RAC SCABS" and ask this'qllestion, "Do you really know what you are doing or do you really care"? You see, without the SCABS at Ravenswood Aluminum Corporation this labor dispute between them and the United Steelworkers would have been settled four months ago. · . You Blld you alone lire the reason th'a t Mr. Emmett Boyle can maintain limited operations at RAC. Now you may ask why not? I needed a job, but did you need it bad enough 10 stab 1.700 men and , women in thfl back 10 get it? You will say, well, lhe Steel· workers could have gone back to worlc if they had wanted 10 but, do you really understand what that mWJS? I don't believe so. You ace, end of the rainbow because as . unskilled as you may be, he needs you right now. If you think for one minute he won't do the same or worse to you than to the 1,700 loy Ill , experienced and skilled emp1oyees lhat had been there for 20-30 years, then you had better think again. By the way, we do hope you enjoy shift work, as it onll .cuts approximately 10 years of your life over a 30 year working period. And how is )'llur insurance going 10 be down the road, wiD you be get· ting COLA and a Metal Bonus? Hasn't lhe original wage lhat yoti were hiring in at already beeo cut? Thirty years ago we were barely 21 years old and we had babies, our husbands were laid off from their jobs wilh no hope of getting back. We traveled the tri·SIIte area loolc· ing for work, we didn't have the money or mCBlls 10 travel 100 far, ~~p?~;:~;i!eJ:~.=!!!~~ · ~~~~everonceconsideredscabPresident of RAC stating, and I As most people our age, we •• • ' . ·err~ ~~ +ttJ&.hE01111Mr'ffli~IA~"M-.._.~'h' " · . u ... . , . • ' Whitewash.Six helps Keating Five . - quare, "Regardless of lhe status of were raised with ethics, values and • negotiations, ori November I, there respect for our fellow man so we Columni81S have 10 be p&eparcd Warren Rudman of Neiv Hamp· will be work available for anyone chose to continue searching for for saanged quesliona, 80 for about shire, Jesse Helms of Norlh Caroli· who wishes 10 work". jobs instead of trying to grab some· a week now I've been rehearsing na and Trent Lott of Mississippi. On November 1 those s11me one else's. That is how we come 10 for this one: Of all the legislative They recently concluded that- the employees were willing to work settle in this area whi:n our bus· entities I have ollserved ·in lhe past only plllendy guilty member of the under their Jlrcsent contnlet while b,ands were hired at Kaiser in year, which waa the most disgust· K5 was Cranston, who is sick and negotiations· continued, but were Ravenswood in lhc late SO's, mg? I don't bave a definite answer old Blld has already announced that refused and escorted out of the We Jealize all of you aren't th8l Yet. but I have narrowed my choic· he's quitting. plBllt and/or refused cntrBllce iniO young, some of you were without es 10 two: The Keating Five and the It was a disgusting J)CI'formance the planL Oh yes, after Mr. Boyle work, some have wives working, Whitewash Sill. from the beginning. Sen. Daniel was advised that it was probable some of you left a job, hoping to' The first reference, of course, is Inouye, D-Hawaii, appeared as a that the workers would be receiv· make more money here and some 10 the five U.S. senaiOra who did .witness and defended 1be Keating ing unemployment, than and only were retired employees who just favors for failed Sci:L mogul Five as "~en of unimpeachable then he stated they could ·come got greedy_ We know some of you Charles Keating, and • purely by character" who only did whll sen&· back, but not necessarily to their because we have children your age, coincidence, of course • received tors do all the time· service their jobs and it would be without a a lot of you we do not know but we large political contributions from constituents. Had Keating's empire Union. do know everyone's name who is him at about the. same time. They survived, said Inouye, the senators Now you may ask, why do you working in the plant · are: Democrats Alan Cranston of . would be hailed as "heroes 10 their need a Union Bllyway? If you have Depending upon a court deci- California, Dennis DeConcini of constituents;" But, he concluded, studied any History at all, you sion, you may well keep our hus- Arizona, Donald Riegle of Michi· "today they are damned because would know why. Just lake a look bands jobs, we aren't naive, but gan and John Glenn of Ohio; and !he endeavor failed." at Europe. You may say Unions are when your wages Blld benefits are RepublicBll John McCain of, AriThis preposterous remark just corrupt, but arc they? They just like cut 10 the bare minimum Blld you zona. staggers me. Can sel181Drs really be corporations, government and etc. are slaving in those pot rooms at . The second reference is to the tliis insensate? Would someone are only as good as the people in !50+ degrees, just remember how six-member ",Ethics" Committee remind Inouye lhat lhe S&L deba· them. Just take a long hard look at you got lhe job Blld what you did to that has been sitting in judiement cle is lhe worst rmancial scandal in corporations, if you lhink Unions the families that had the jobs and of the KS since last November. our hisiOry? Somebody tell him lire corrupt. You see, Unions have a hope that down the road so~eone They are: Democrats Howell that workmg stiffs are ~oing to cailsed Blld effect for everyone. doesn't do the same or worse to Heflin of Alabama, David Pryor of have to fork over a min1mum of :-They not only help provide a you. We do understand we tiv· Arkansas and Terry Sanford of $300 billion to bail out failed or fa$r wage for lhe labor force but mg in a "ME" generation, people North Carolina; and Republicans .crooked bankers. . al~ safer working conditions and only living for themselves and their if :you are being treated unfairly by wants, not being concerned ,with your company, at least you have Bllyone else. SOI)Ieone to getiO bat for you. You We may be having a hard time arc not at the total mercy of the right now but when '1\'e lay our cqmpany. This in turn helps to heads down we can sleep because The c:f,!:~}:Oal Democrats cronies tinally got around 10 admit· sti(nulale the non union comPBllies we have a clear conscience Blld no and their in the Washing· ling th8l an aaack was necessary? IOP!lybetrerwagesinorderiOkeep regrets. We have never stabbed ton pre·ss corps are thoroughly Yet 4S Democratic senators lho Union OUL · Bllyone in the back 10 get 1 ,job. nor · upset over reports th8l the Republi· voced for exacdy th8l scenario. No .Now, let's say you all keep to keep one and we reahze you C8liS intend 10 hold them lelpOilsi- wonder they don't WBlltiO diacuss ihese jobs you have, considering people cannot say that.and when all -ble, in the 1992 cam~. for how iL the defiance of Mr. Boyle, how will has -been said and done ''WE" well lhey voted on authorizing President Their media defenders sniff that it lie down the road for you with no Prevail. ·· Bush to use force in the Persian the Republicans will be callously Union; what will your w114es be P]oud Steelworkers Wives . Gulf. partisan if they raise lbe subject. thcin, what kind of benefitS will you ,Local ~ Just why Ibis should be consid· But the vote authorizing President haye and what kind of conditions Shuler Dailey ered dirty pool is unclear. The vote Bush to use force if necessary -.;as, will you be working under? You Rt;4, ~Ips.. OH was one of the most important !bey for botb Republicans and se6. unlike Kaiser, Alcoa and Geraidirie Craft . wiD ever caat. If they had won (and Democrats, aapartisln a voteaa lhc Reynolds Aluminum, this plant 6S6 Delmle D!'·; GIDs., !JH in the Senate they came very rules pf Congress permit. In the· now sllllds llone. · Mildred Dailey close), we would now be in the House, just 86 Democrats out of Dh yes, we know Mr_Boyle hiS Rt. 4, Glps., OH eighth month of U.N.-dcaeed ceo- '1fl7 slipped the leash; in the Sen· prqmised you that·pot of gold at the . ~Crawford nomic IIRCtions against Iraq, and ate, only 10 out of S6. And{et lhe Gallipolis Ferry, WVa. Saddam Hussein would still be in Republicans arc accused o parti· undisturbed possession of KuwaiL SBllshipl , Does an~ne in his ript mind So the Democrats in 1992 will ~ ·. ICfiouly lhlnk !bat CCOIJOII!ic Alit:· seek to strcai domcatic: Issues • tiona alone. even if they were IUIIIIIIed up by one libclal recently · scrupulously observed, would bave as ~vlty; a dele· been enough 10 drive the Iraqis out riorating envrronment, coll~psing of Kuwait? · infraatructurc and lhird·rate Muca• And If not • if it slowly became tionsystem." ' By United Press International One wonders, though, why anyclear th8l sanctions were simply a diplomalic way ol doing 1111111!!'1 • .~ne should consi~er any of ~ose ~~~ 1~, ~ 74111 ~y of 1!191 widl29110'follow. would military ICtion adll have . ISSues DemOCIIbc atroniJIOJnts. 11!1! ~ --liiii$W pbuo. . INpen a viftlo opdon? Could die Since whea Ia 111YllodY idll '!fled , ...... ..!.• ,_aeJ ~.Venus, Man llld Saturn. United States han kept several · the Democratic pail:y wltll 'procluc. . ,...,011_....,,. upner. hundred thousand of Its crack tivity? It has ovemgulated the :Thole lloni oa dtil date are under the sign of Pisces. They include troopa twlddlina their thlfmbs in economy 10 the point of strangula· Alldllw Irk•••. lltllllb president of lhe United Slatel in 1767: Oerman tho Arabian c1o1ert fll' 18 monlha, tion, and II now llllking disguised . inllr11 u•u11• 1!11111 WID Behring in 1854; Hollywooll movie m~ Lew then upectlhem 10 launcb a devaa· · racial job quotiS a permanent fea- ' WaH ~ 111111 i!ll913 C. 78); trumpet playing bandleader Harry fames in tatiDf auact qaina a well-pre- ture ol its p~ •. but what do I916;andiCIIII'Juddl:lilllclun 193S(ageS6). , · pared ~ if s- Nunn antf his theae do for productiVity? are • Let's hear from, say, piano movers: How many of you believe that the K5 looked upon Charles Keating as just another constituent, lilce the widow who didn't get her Social Security check? Believers say "Aye." Dtsbelievers, "Nay." The Nays have it, 89,001 to 12. Sorry, Dan ..Sticks are smarter than you. A few days later, the Whitewash Six heard from William Black, one of the four federal regulators summoned 10 meet wjlh lbe KS in early April 1987, to hear their pleas Qn behald of their "friend" Keating. The regulators bluntly described Keating's Lincoln Savings & Loan as a "ticking time bomb," testified Black. ''We were trying to teD them (the KS) this is not the institution you want 10 be going 10 bat for." Observed David Pryor (who, inci!fentally, has been favored in past campaigns with S&L contribu· lions): "You may have been talking a lingo that our esteemed Blld dis· tinguished colleagues may not have known." Attention all carpenrers, painters and roofers: How mBlly of you do ·' -I Joseph Snear Y not understand the technical term "ticking time bomb~? I count , : 4,843 ,202 who do, 144 forei~n nationals whOJdonot Sorry, David, bricks have more brains lhBll you. At another point, Pryor suggest· ed the rules were 80 confusing that the entire Senate could use'a clinic on ethics. "Everybody is bamboozled," he said. , The Keating Five didn't need any. refresher courses in ethics. .. Their meeting with the regulaiOrs failed a simple sniff test: It stunk. , All of America this time: How many would have known that . meeting wilh regulators on behalf of a strong-arming bankers would . smell like a Nonh Jersey landfill? I : get 248,710,313, counting kinder· gartners. Sorry, sena10r. You've · got the elhical Blltenna of811 enchi· · •. !ada. . . And while I've got your attcn· tion, America, one last question: Which is more disgusung, the . Keating Five or the Whitewash : Six? For the KSs, I count 130,210,011. For the W6s, 130.210,011. Hmmmm. " ... ·'Now' Democrats are domesticated ·today in history Syr.actise ousted in first .round ·or NCAA basketball tourney • ':-" "weakenln' They have spen billions upon billions of taxpayers' dollars on environmental nostrums, yet tell us the environment is still "deteriorat· ing." Is there somethinf wrong, . maybe, wilh their way o improv- Public Notice SHERIFF'S BALE OF REAL ESTATE Tho Stitt• of Ohio, c.....,.n,, ••Ina • MollO County. Peoplo• .. William A. Rusher Public Notice Truot of M1ri1t11, Ohio, PlolntJH, vo. 0. Woyn• hnnm 1nd a.rbero J . lon- Mtt. jointly ond •vwolly, · O.t.ndlnta. No. 81-CV· 308 In pu...,..,co of on Order of S.leln the-. llntlllod Mllon. I wUI,..,., for Ill• M public euctlon. on tho ground floor of tho C.Urt· hou" In Pomeroy, In tho obov• nomod · COIMty, on Tuoodoy, tho 18th day of AprH, 1111. It 10:00 1.m., the following deocrtbed -1 ......, ---0. . . ._ lltu- In T.,_lhlp of DIM. C.ut~y of Mlitl Md ,· ' Unoo:th-- 11010do; < • ,,••' thon.. 180 to .... middle of .....,lne; theMe -110-tolfiii-WIIt. ....- of land fDiruauty ........ - ...... "-;theMe W•tiO IOdl to IIIII ...... of blllirMIIIIg, - . . . 30 •• - . ,' • ' . PRIOR INSTRUMENT REFERENCE: Volume 214, l'aget3. hldprwml••--on Rloe R.., R011d, R-o. . .,' Ohlo. 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"We very feel good, though, Blld we will leave wilh a positive alii·. tude," Lawhorn continued. "I'm very happy for lhe tellftl ·because lhcy §Oi lbe opportunity 10 get out here. The Redmen bowed out in lbe second round at 32·5. the best fmish in Lawhorn's II seasons at Rio Grande, which now includes three District 22 championships and a record of271 winS and 103losses. Central Arkansas interrupted a 17-game winning sueak for the Redmen, including Tuesday's Ill· 92 victory over Campb~llsville (Ky.) in lhe opening ·round of the six-day tournament. at Kemper Arena. Oenttal Arkansas, now 27-4 and coached for 'lhe past 27 years by Don Dyer (556-264), advances to the quarterfinals today at 4:30p.m., and faces 13th-seed Athens State (Ala.), which defeated No. 4 Min· nesota-Duluth 62-56 in overtime Thursday. Rio Grande's two seniors, Gary Harrison and Lester Smith, ended their college playing careers in double figures. Harrison, who had . ERSLA:N REACHES IN • Rio Grande auard night's second-round NAJA .national tourna· 33 against Campbellsville, led all Mark Enlan (20) reacbes Ia for the ball in blS ment game at Kemper Arena In Kansas City, Redmen scorers wilh 18 over Cen· Mo., which the Bears won 99· 72. (UPI) · confroatatlon with Central Arkansas' Joe tta1 Arkansas and Smith, a 6-6 for, Sitkmkl (4 n In the second ball ot Tburaday ward from Dayton, mllChed his 12· · point output from Tuesday against lhe Bears and added six rebounds 10 the game. But the athletically-prone and height-favored Bears, led by Clifton Bush's 31-point perfor· mance, shrugged off a dismal in their 75-66 first appearance By IAN LOVE Two-time All-America.B!IIY pen:enl from the field. The Owls, round defeat of Olivet Nazarene UPI Sports Writer Owens pulled Syracuse 10 wtthm a 22-9, earned a second-round game The Richmond Spiders caught · point in lhe final with late ~ets. against surprising Richmond. (Ill.) to swamp lhe Redmen defense · another college basketball power• . but lhe Orangemen never led !" lbe Jimmy Oliver paced Purdue, 17-12 house in lheir NCAA Tournament game and only managed nes m lhe wilh 21 points. web Thursday night .· OJ?Cning R!inutes. Owens finished Southeast (Louisville, Ky.) Plttsburab 76, Georala 68 (OT) Curtis Blair scored 18 pomts w1~ 22 potnts. . . BriBll.Shorter scored 23 points and Terry Connolly added 14 off . ,They w8llted tt more. than '!'e the bench to lead Richmond to did, S81d Owens, who wtll dec1de and pulled down 13 rebounds to · what is likely to be the biggest in . the. com!ng weeks whether to spatk the Panlhers, 21·11. Georgia upset of lhe 1991 tournament with skip his semor season and enrer lhe scored just a field goal in overtime · a 73-69 first-round victory over NBA drafL and missed all S of its foul shots. Marshall Wilson's 22 points led lhe No.8 Syracuse. E ~sewhere on the 10urnarnent:s Syracuse, 26·6 and the No. 2 opempg day: BuDdogs. seed in the East Region, becomes . East (College Park, Md.) Kans1J1; 55, New New Orleans 49 the folll'lh high-powered victim of • Ol<lahoma State 67, New Mexico Mike Maddox Sj:Ored 12 points the Spigers in NCAA play in eight 54 . . and Mark Randall 10 to pace No. years. Richmond defeated Auburn Byron HousiOn scored 21 pomts · 12 Kansas, 23-7. The Jayhawks in 1984, and Indiana and Georgia and 'grabbed 17 rebounds Blld No, will play Pitt in Saturday's second Tech in 1988. ~3 O":Jahoma Stare held New Mex, · round, For New Orleans, 23-8, . ''When we beat Indiana in .•co wtthout a. fteld IJOal for more Ervin Johnson had 13 points Blld 14 1988, we beat a whole mystique," than seven mmutes m the second rebounds. said Dick Tarrant. "Nothing can half. The Cc?wboys, 23-7, next face Florida State 75, Southern Cal · 72 top-shelf over lhat But (the victory North Carolina State Saturday. over Syracuse) is another great N.C. State 114, So. Mississippi · Doug Edwards scored-24 points 85 and 10 lift Florida State. The Semt· fealber m the bonnet:' . . . d The toss was lhe Orangemen's .C!tns Corch~am score 25 noles, 21·"11. have won eight first in the opening round of the pomts•.had II asststs and S8llk 7 of straight games and will play Indi· NCAA Tournament since 1978, 8 shots from the floor 10 carry the ana in the second round. Roben when they were ousted by Wesrem No. 24 w.olfpack, 20~10. Rodney Pack scored 20 PQints for, Southern Kentucky in overtime.. Syracuse Monroe hit for 25 pom~ f~r N.C. Califomia, 19·10. . · has been 811 NCAA enuant in 13 of State. For. Southern Mtss•sstpp•, Indiana 79, Coastal Carolina 59 the last ·15 years and die last nine 21-8, Damn Chancell9r scored 24 Eric Anderson Scored 16 of his slrai ht . and Clarence Weatherspoon added 22 points in the second h.alf and T~e win advanced 15th-seeded 21 and 12 rebounds. No. 3 Indiana, 28-4, held off a Richmond, 22,9, into Saturday's Temple 80, Purdue 63 Coastal Carolina rally fueled by second round against Temple, 22·9, Mile Kilgore S8llk 8 of 11 shots Brian Penny to collect the victory. which defeated Purdue earlier and finished with 25 points as Penny scored 25 of his career-high Thursday. · Temple shot a season·high 65.2 34 points in second half Phi/lies' Howell may return by June !'I FMG GREEN CARD doors II ·. • ' • and race to a 23-10 lead within lhc . Jfaimon. Jeff Welch added five first hair, opening 10 niinutes. assists. Brad Schubert, who scored 14 for'Rio Grande, netted a three· pointer 10 IUIII'OW lbe deficit 10 11 (30..19), followed immediately by a Troy. Donaldson free throw, but Bush; .with 17 points for the first ·half, went on a run 10 boost Central Arlainsas 10 a 45-30 advBlltage at halftime_ The Redmen were not ·helped by a 30 r.rcent field goal finish for the hal • . · Rio Grande's offense, held dOwn by the scoring and defensive work by Bush and Joe Sitkowski, was eclipsed 13-4 in the ftrst five minutes of lbe second half and in spite of some key three-pointers from Harrison, Schubert and Jeff Brown, it became Central Arkansas' game as the Bears built a ZO.point lead and maintained it the rest of lhe way. • "Centtal Arkansas has great alh· leticism and is the best team we've played all season," Lawhorn said. "But we'llleave with our heads up. I don't believe any other team has worked harder lhan they did, and that mCBllt a lot to me because they undersiOOd lbe WOij( ethic. "It's been an enjoyable year coaching this team ," he added. "I've never had a bad year coach· ing, but this one has been special." Brown had 12 poinis and six rebounds to complete Rio Grande's high scoring, jn addition to six assists. Harrison also added seven assists 10 lhe game. From the field, the Redmen were 37.1 pen;ent (26-70), includ· ing II of 28 from the three-point range for 39.3 percent. On ·free lhrows, they were 45 percent on nine of 20 attempts. Rio Grande was outrebounded 48-29 by the . Bears and committed 10 wmovers. In addition to Bush, who brought down II rebounds, Central Arlainsas drew 20 points and six rebounds from Sitkowski, 13 poiniS from Zack Burks and 10 from Jeff The. Bears were 58.5 percent (38-65) on field goals, inc luding seven ofl4 from lhc three. At lbe line, !bey were 72.7 percent (16-22) and lhe lost the ball 15 times~ Box score: RIO GRANDE (72) - Jeff . Brown, G-3·3·12; Jawanza Childs, 1-0· 2; Troy Donaldson, 1 · 1 -~; Mark Erslan, 0..2-1-7; Terry Farley, 1-2-4 ; Gary Harrison. 5·2·2· 18; Brad Schubert, 1·4·0-14; Lester Smith, 6-0-l2_ TOTALS 15·11·9· 72. CENTRAL ARKANSAS (99) - Zack Burks, 5-3-13; Clifton Bush, 84·3·31; Steven Delph, 3·2· 8; Jeff Harmon, 2·2..0.10; Anthony Samuel, 2-4-8; George' Sitkowslci, , 0·1·2-5; Joe Sitkowski, 9-2-20:. : Greg Vaughn, 1..()..2; Jeff Welch, I · 0-2. TOTALS 31·7·16·99. .• Halltime score - Central-: Arkansas45, Rio Grande 30. ·No. I seeded Wisconsin -Eau Claire and No. 3 David Lipscomb (Tenn.) escaped in second round play in the N AlA Tournament Thursday but No. 4 Minnesota· Duluth was oot so forturt81e. Wisconsin-Eau Claire had to go overtime to shake off Westmont (Calif. ) 55,52 while David Lip- scomb survived a scare from Briar Cliff (Iowa) 89-87 when a threepoint shot came a fraction of a second too late. . Three other top six seeds also advanced into Fnday's quarterfi· nals but No. 13 Alhens State (Ala.) . sent Minnesota·Dlilulh 10 lbe side· 'lines with a 62-56 overtime defeat. Joe Maffett put Athens State ahead 10 stay 57-S4 with a three· poiiiter wilh 2:41 left but lbe Bears would never have got into overtime :had it not been for the clutch play of Ed Daniels. Trailing 47-40 wilh • four minutes 10 go, l>at!iels SCC?fcd Athens State 's last mne pomts including a game-tying slam dunk . with six seconds left for a 49-49 Continued on page 4 The Daily Sentinel · CVSPSII ....) .4. Dl"illon or MutUmeflla, lac. · Published .every afternoon, Monday . through Friday, Ill Court St., Po· meroy, Ohio, by the Ohio Valley Publishing Company/Multimedia , Inc., Pomeroy, Olllo U'IS9, Ph . 992·2156. S.. cond class postage paid at Pomeroy, Ohio.' "- ·. ' . Member: United Prfts International, Inland Oatly Preis AqochiUon ud the Ohio Newspaper All~tatlon . National Advertising Repreunlattve, Branham Newspaper Sioleo, 733 Third Avenue, New York~ New York 10017. ' POSTMASTER: Send address chanlft to The DaUy · S..llnel, Ill Court St., Pomeroy, Olllo e1111. SVIISCRIPTION KATES Br Canter or Mot• ao.te 0"" WHI< ..... , .. ............ ............... $1.60 One Month ....... .. .... ................ .. ..16.95 One Year ......................... ........ 183.:111 SINGLE COPY PIIICE Dally ................ .. .. ,......... ..... 25 Cento Sublcrlbers not desiring to pay thecarrler ,may remit In advan~ ~rect to ' • 1 The Dally Sentinel on • 3, 6or. 12 mooth bull. Credit wUI be liven carrter eaeh •, . week. • No sublcrtpUoni by mall permitted ln areas where home carrier service Is available. FIGHTS FOR REBOUND • Arter 1ettln1 luto a b!JUle for t~e rebound with Central Arlainsaa guard Clifton Bush (wtth ball), R10 Grande forward Jeff Browo (44) goes backwards In the second half or Tbunday nlJhl's NAIA national tournament game in Kansas City, Mo., whicb tbe Bears won 99·72. (UPI) By Uniled Press International the end of next 'week. inning to lift a split S!JU8~ of R~ Fisk, begiMing his 20th season, Sox to victory. Pankov1ts smgled m Ken Howell may be back in· action sooner th8llthe Philadelphia has not participated in Blly Grape- a run, Plantier tripled home a run PhiUies expected. fruit Lea~ue games because of and Clark had a sacrifice fly, Dana The hard-thiowing right-hander, arthroscopic knee surgery on both Kiecker pitched four hiUess innings __ Sports briefs-who had been projected 10 be the knees Nov. 6. He has recovered for Boston. Bill Pecota had a solo PhiUies' ace. underwent successful well Blld Torborg said Fisk would ·homer for the' Royals. Baseball surgery Thursday 10 remove a bone begin the season as a designated Yankees 8, Expos 7 FBI agents are visiting every At Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Mel spring training site 10 wam players spur from his shoulder. All indica· hitter. nons arc the right-hBllder should be Fisk set the major league record Hall hit a three,run homer in a five- of the consequences of sambling for home runs by a catcher, hitting .run third Inning 10 help a Yankees' and drug use in professional sports. able 10 pitch by early June. , Dr. Phillip Marone. who exam· No_ 328 on Aug. 17 to surpass split squad to victory. Hall's 'lamer The agents Ire telling the players ined Howell's entire shoulder, Johnn)'Bench. came after Montreal scored seven . the effect gambling and drugs play including lhe rotator cuff, during In Thursday's exhibition games, runs in the iop of the third 10 ta1ce a . on pro sports and the. role orgathe operation, said there were no the Philadelphia bell Piasburgh, 4· 7-0 lead. Randy Velarde had three nized cnme plays in gambling, complications and ex~ts Howell 2; the -New York Mets IOPPCd the hits and Don Mattingly had two for sports bribery Blld drugs. · 10 ret1D11 10 Florida Fnday to begin Cincinnati Reds, 8-6; 'floston New York. downed Kansas City, 4-2; lhe New his rehabilitation. · Howell missed about half of last York Yankees nipped Montreal, 8· season because of rendinitis in his 7; ToroniO walloped Boston, 12-3; ll . OO 13.00 SPRING VALLEY CINEMA shoulder and was expected to be Minnesota defeated Chicago, 7-5, BARGAIN NAYINEES SATURDAY • SUNDAY . BARGAIN NIGHT TUESDAY ready 10 pitch at lhe beginni~g of and St Loliis hamm~ Texas, 6· 446 4524 ".. ;, ' this year. But he reported conunued I. Kansas City also played Hou~ton discomfort this spring and an 10 a 3·3 tie in·ll innings at Hllines examination revealed he was suf· City, Fla. fering from a bone spur_ Pbillles 4, Pirates 2 '·'-'"""'·.:__ In .... .......... NOll SIIOWINGI Howell got off to an 8·3 start At Bradenton. Fla., Dickie Than ~~ ci'lf,..... FRIDAY 7:10 Jack London ~~~ last season before reporting pain in went 4 for 4 and John Kruk had SATURDAY I :10 , 7:10 SU~Y 1:10,7:10 his shoulder. He finished 8·7 with a two hits 10 pace the Pllillies. Kruk 'WDTE IN,a IQIQI. y - THURSDAY 7:10 4.64 ERA. had a double and a triple Blld drove He. has been plagued by injuries in a run. Darrin Fletcher singled NOll SHOiltltG I during his career. He underwent home lhe tie-breakinJ run for the FRIO.'f 'i :OO surgery in 1987 10 remove lbe tip Phillies in lbe eighth mning. Barry SATURDAY ) :00.9 :00 of his clavicle and he suf(ercd a· Bonds hit a two-run homer for the SUNDAY ) :00,1 :00 MONDAY - TltURSDAY 1:00 sprained right knee in a coDision at · Pirales. home plate in 1988. Meta 8, Reds 6 N11W SHOWING! Howell underwent arthroscopic At Port SL Lucie, Fla., Darryl FRti)AY 7:00,1 :30 surgery on his shoulder last year, · BosiOn drove in lhree runs as the SAT .l :OO,l :l0,7 :00,1:l0 SIM . l :OO.l:l0, 7 :00.9: 10 when it was determined he was suf· Mets pounded out 13 singles in D. • TIIJRS . 7:00 ,9:l0 fering from tendinitis. He did not topping the Reds, Boston had a pitch after Aug. I as rest was pre· two-run single Blld a run-producing scribed. groundouL Reggie Jefferson had a At Sarasota, Fla., Chicago two-run homer for the Reds, White Sox Manager Jeff TorbOig Red 8os 4, Royals 2 said Thursday 43-year-old catcher -At Winter Ha'ven, Fla., Jim Carlton Fisk should start playing Pankovits, Phil Plantier and Jack March 20, and possibly catching by Clark drove in runs in the third ... . .• 1111111 -rlpUOMI IMido Melp CoiuiiJ ,, ll WeeiiJ ..................... ...... ... .. .. $21.81 26 Weeks ................................ .. 113.16 , , 52 WeeiiJ .............................. , ... 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Cincinnati Lockland ends Wildcats' tourneyl~nd saga I I By G. SPENCER OSBORNE OVPNewsSta" The end of tbe longest journey in their club's history came Thurs· day night for Hannan Trace's Wildcats, who watched Cincinnati Lockland melt their eight-point' lead in the third ijuarter and gel double-digit offense in prime time from junior center Jeremy Larkins to post a 59-46 victory in the opener of the Division IV regional tour· nament at Wright State Universi· ty's Ervin J. Nutte.r Center. The Panthers, 20-4, will play Tri· Village • a 76-71 winQer over Fort Loramie in the nightcap · on Saturday at noon for. the regional championship. Lockland got off to a solid stan early .with two baslr.ets • layups by the 6-6 Larkins and senior point guard David Allen • in tbe fmttwo minutes of tbe game before Hannan Trace got on' the board.with a layup from senior forward Todd Boothe. 11ut even !hough Allen, who tied I;.arkins for team honors with 16 points, drove in for his second · layup of tbe night witb 5:30 left in ihe first quarter to put the north Cincinnati five ahead 6-2; baslr.ets by Hannan Trace center Craig Rankin and Boothe in tbe next 49 seconds tied tbe game at6-6. :. A layup by Larkins witb 4:12 left gave Lockland an 8-6 lead, but after Panther forward Brian Willschevick was called for travel· ing in tbe act of completin$ a sue· c:,essful drive to the hoop wtth 2:03 {eft, Trace cashed in on the oppor· iunity when Rankin took a pass from senior forward Richie Cornell and buried a three-pointer from lbe left comer with 1:41 left to put tbe Gallians ahead 9·8. , That lead lasted 29 seconds, be· eause the Panthers' Steve Tressler, a 5-11, 220-pound senior forward, . backed off from the paint and canned tbe first of his two treys with 1:12 left to put Cincinnati ' \ I I ' II abead i I -9. Rankin put in a base· line jumper 18 seconds 1aiCt to tie tbe game at 13, but tbe Panthers would take the lead in the quarter's last minute wben Tressler dropped in a jumper in the lane witb 16 Sec· onds left to give Lockland a 13·11 lead. The second quarter was a rontinuation of the last five minutes of the fint quarter, u both teams held three-point leads in the midst of ty· ing once and trading the lead SIX times. But when halftime came. Locl$nd was ahead 23-22. In the tbird frame, the Guyan five outscored the Queen City crew 16-7 in tbe ftrst 5:18, but the momentum shifted in Lockland's favor when baskets by ADen (layup, 2:31), Larkins (two free throws, 1:54) and Tressler (right-Wing trey, 1:15) shrank Trace's eight-point lead • a prize paid to the Wildcats as a result of Rankin's baseline jumper witb 2:42 left · to one, set· ting the state for Cincinnati's version of "Cat Scratch Fever." · Lockland started going to Larkins in tbe fourth quarter, and. while his 12 points in tbat frame eventually ·provided tbe fuel that kept tbe Panthers ahead 10 stay, it was Allen's layup witb 6:52 left !bat erased the 40-39 Hannan Trace lead created by senior point guard J.J. Bevan's two successful free throws and became the cornerstone of Loclr.land's victory. It also didn't hurt that the Panthers made six of their eight shots in prime time (compared witb Trace's four at· tempts for the entire game) on their way to completing the game in one hour and 13•minutes in real time. "We stymied them, and \ve switched defenses," said Lockland head coacb Bill PhillijJs. "We were beating them down the floor, and they looked a little tired,'' he added, mentioning how ADen wu able to drive downcourt for his layups in the second half before TiBcC Coold set up its defensive format against the Panthen. "We played our game, but we got beat by a better team. someone we couldn't outbustle," said Wild· eat head coach Mike Jenkins. . Analysis • Lockland canmitted only seven persooal fouls, and none of tbose fouls sent Wildcat guard Jason Black • a 5-11 senior who was 29 for 32 at tbe line in the ~three tournament games prior to tbe Lockland game • to the chadty stripe. All told, tbe Panthers kept Trace 10 a season-low 2-for-4 effort at the line. In addition, Rankin, who led the floor witb 18 points, wu the only Wildcat 10 register in double fi~­ ures. Though tbe Panthers didn t keep him out of the paint u often as they · would have liked to, Larkins neutralized his offense by outtebounding the 6-2 senior by a 12-8 margin and combining witb Havens to outgrab Rankin and Black (his four rebounds made bim the Wildcats' second-leading reoounder) by a 23- I 2 CQunL The WildCBIS, who bowed out at 19-6, said good-bye to their eight. Sports scoreboard· " . LOCKLAND (59) Player 2s 3s Fr David Allen 6 0 4 Jeremy Larkins 7 0 2 Steve Tressler 3 2 1 Josh Havens 3 0 2 B. Wilschevick 1 0 4 TOTALS 20 2 13 From tbe field • 22-41 16 16 13 8 6 59 at Wright State University's Nutter Center. Tbou1h Rankin outscored Larkins 18·16, Larkins outrebouaded Rankin 12-8 to help guide tbe Pantllers to a 59-46 victory. (.OVP pboto by .G. ·Spencer Osborne) • BUTCH WAx·and the • I• CADILLAC$ " "Door Prlz"" $2.00 Cower Chal'fiO Must lo 21 Yean of Ago Ii IT. 7/143, PO.ROY, OH. COUNTY APPLIANCES 617 J; ·····h SJJ..~!!tor's name omitted Weekend Specials FRIDAY, MUCH 15, 1991 CHKKEN PAm SANDWICH PlATTER............................ 52.99 With Choice of Slaw. Macaroni Salad or Baked Baan1. SUNDAY, MARCH 17, 1991 HOMEBACKED PORI CHOP & DRESSING D..NER.......... SUS wal .hlcy Perk Chep, Preparlll P_h.IIIJOw lltdien s.r.-. wit. h•••••• D1lcl•• •u•••ll• lrtul.., MasW Potatoes •• Gnny, GrHn . . _ with ......_ ......... ar hcaft'ololutlll C.fhe, loth Preshly lnwe4 lea or s-11 Soft Drlnlc. ·. I . The ~~-of O'DeU Lawn and Garden CelliCr was omitted tram 1 Wednesday's list of donors to tbe Meigs County Chamber of Com.men:e'a siJ~:nt IIIICtion. The CQIDpany donated a ceiling fin tor lbe " ~ucuon, whiCh wu used u achamber fund lliser. · Eight appointed to board Eight ~ were appointed to tbe Business Advisory Council of tbe Meigs County Board of %ntioo's regullr meetiaa oo Tuesday. Appointed were Tim Dawn, Paul Beegle, Millie DimCID, Belie King, MichileJ U~BIII Nease, Dorhman Reed IIIII Bmle Siaon. Other mauers ~by the Boan1 includlld the approval of a bus driva certificate for Arnold A. Wilson and Tllomaa L. DonL . · 11!e Board reemployed Clrol .Brewer for two years as tbo work. · . ,;- study I;OOrdinator and Sheila Huluilail for two yan at the Early ' '. ,Childhood teacher. ! A resolution was J)assed 10 join !be "Ohio Coalition for Equity ~ and Adequacy of School Funding" and l(lprovalwas fiven to~ ,: fer funds to cover lbe costs of joinina that orpnizabon as well u · ; tbe cost of lbe state audit · • The Adu!J Buic Education Program wu discussed and tbe l Board approved the expanaion of tbe progr1111 if adeqlllle facilities t; and staff are available, and if additional funding is availallle from ; the Meigs County Depa ouent of Human Services. · Ohio Six calls for assistance were answered by units of Meip County 1• El!lergency Medical Services on Wednesday ilnd early Thursday. : At 9:56 a.m.on Wednesday, Racine ftre de~t was called to • the Tom Theiss ·property for a structure fire. At 10:0? a.m;, Ravenswood department wu caUed to assist, and at 10: ll a.m., Syracuse squad was called. No in)uries were reponed. At 10:54 1 a.m., Rutland squad went to Meigs Mine 2. Terry Ringbeiser wu I talcen to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital. 1 At 9:11 p.m., Pomeroy squad went to ~ve Street for ~va . ! Dessaver, who wu liiDSpolted to Holzer Medical Center. \ On Thursday at 2:12 a.m., Racine squad went to Racine for Win· l nie White, who was talcen 10 Veterans. At 3:35a.m., Rxine sqUid ; went to Cook Road for Helen Carper, who wu dead on arrival. At \ 7:33 a.m., Rutland squad went to Township Road 36 for Sarah ; · MeAny. She was taken to Veterans. At 10 a.m. Pomeroy squad · f went 1Q the Arbl!ugh Addition for Beulah Zumbach, who was tranS· • ported 10 Camden Clark Memorial Hospital. ! ' I • WEEK ~; " ' Announc~me1.1ts-~-'· ,'Aiumnlassodatioaorpnlzlng report (Form SSA-1099) or any ~- The Pomeroy Alumm Associa- ·other income statements. The Apn is preparing for this year's ·office will prepare tbe EVR and ~qu~ and dance and would like mail it·to tbe IIJIPfl)prialc Vetmns .~Ip and/or suggestions. The group Regional ()f'ICC. Q:ets tbe last Tuesday of each li!ORtb at 7 p.m. and tbe public is Past Mairons to meet irivited to attend. For more infor· The Harrisonville PUt Mauons 4iation. contact Yvonne Young at · Club will meet Tuesday at 7:30 · 992-7~90 or Judy· Werry at 992· p.m. at the home of Donna Nelson with Goldie Reed u hostess. All 1!l~7611fter S p.m. past matrons invited 10 atte[ld. ~ Soup to be sold ~ Homemade soup will be sold on Jerry COIIrell will be II the ML :tunday at 11:30 a.m. by the Pomeroy SCQut Troop 11249 at the Olive Community Chun:h in Long tGmeroy Firehouse. Soup will sell Bouom on Wednesday at 7 p.m. lbr_$2, and cus!Dmen shOuld lwing Pastor Lawrence Bush invites the public. therr own conwners. 1991 CHEVROLET CAPRICE *S2,000 OFF 6 IN STOCK! "' • The MiddlepOrt Child Conser- .tatlon Lealue will meet Tuesday at 6:30p.m. This isa new time for tbe meeung. Husbands night will be llb~rved with a potllic:k dinner at tbe Rock Springs United Methodist i:hurch. · •• 1991 OLDSMOBILES *S2,000 OFF Excludes 1991 98 Regency Elites CCLtom~t • Youtb leape sip-up ; The Pomeroy Youtb League is IJaving summer ball sign-up for girls and boys aaes five to 16 at Pomeroy Elementary S,chool on Saturday from I 0 a.m. to. 2 p.m. ~ Munday from 6-8 p.m. A copy Bf participant's birth certificate !Oust be provided. I. · deveb, but o =·· Jn l'!' ._,.lbiies . y . WEATlll.l MAP • A aufaa low p1 ere iJIItiD will prodace •odonte to IIMawy aowa onr tile .-tllel'll Rodda ..d - - · l'lalu, widl ICCWIIIdil -likely, Aa~per·level pres ,. a;•• O'IW 1M _,, a Mllsllslppl Valle;r prodice WldMpi llil tmr .......... --......-~--Weather----- ·. ' n;•• Area deaths-- Fair SUIIday and Taelday. with · Betzi · , , Clrper ~.Pomeroy, CJeorae R~ rain likely 'MOnday. HlPi will be.. .Le . nora , Ill Clnler, Houston, Texaa, and Low• in ~he SO• Sunday, ad nnain1 Lenora Mae · B.eaz1111. 7!1; ell koed Carper, Columbu•: twp from 4S to SO Mondiy ud Tues· · ~........ 14 lfCit-lfllldchlldrell and two step daY. Ovemiallt lows will be In·the Cboatef. dle4 Tllunday • ._.... ' Jrell·pllldcbilcfta. . 30s ~ 'ibo period. · 199!~~-Y.:: Memcrlal Holpi· In ilddition to ber parents, sbe tal fUWWUIIa OKMided ~. was pleCedod in dcllb by her hill· Born DeC:. 17, 1912 in Cbeltel' bond, Lowell ArellieCirPer,sisteni con11nuedrrona,.1 TOWIIIItlp, lbe wu a dlulllter of Cora Cumilll•· Esther GIUiland previouslln&~rformed the same in10 all incldPK"Csin tbli. cue," he die llee re.:'llld " ' 9 COle Betz- IIIII Clarl GilliJand, IIIII a brother; tests on w Mltblas. said• ., don't w.- til - • imlo- iDJ. Sbe wu a t~~ember of the Frank Gillll.,., Ricbard C. Roderick, ~r., Robert cent rna 10 to prilall and • pllty (l, I Cbun:b of Servicea will be held an s•• Matblu • anorney, protested lbe witnta walk free'just ..... t he is Slle Ia aurvlvlcl by a aliter, diy 11 1 p.tD.at the Ewina Funeril coun order. ' a witness Cor the 1111e." Freda Miller, Cbuter. two llroth· ' Home Wltb burial in lbc Hcmloet ·"There really Is no pecedent for Gaiiia County Pnwut« Brent era, Ray aad Doll Betzln~; Grove Ceme~e~y with Rev. ~ Ibis case," ~odericlr. said afler tbe Saunden laid he bad no problem hearing in the Gallla County Court· witb the eourt order• DomiFri11111 endaolfimaiCiali1111I: a· t th f · ...;., " · Y call e un...... · . house, "(Raben) iS beipg niade a ''The state bad no objection 10 Che1tet: two nieces, Jeraldine suspect by Chuck (Knight; attorney the order," Sllindcn laid. ''We llid . Hawk, Tupp&rJ Plains: and Jan ~orne today from 610 8 p.m . for Willilm Mathiu.)" previously tbal whatever the ·coun Atkin• of Geoi'Jia; and several. J~hnny Greene . John Lentes, co-counsel for decided would'beokay witb us." greet niecleslllll nepboft. . Jolmn ., . B artes ber was pre,. Y rrantlin Greene, 17, of William Mathias, said tbat it is nee- t:lo~n:*-1 ceded in ad! two aiJiaa, Slella . -Letart, died Thursday, Marth 14, essary to investigate Robert Math- n' >~r"" rr Hoffman ud tlla Wood: one 1911 1• In Children's Hospital it ias' possible involvement in tbe VE1'II8ANS MEMOIIAL inflnt bnltbor 11111 one ..,_ liltolr. Columbus, Ohio. Servicea will be s.rday It 11 . Born ~- 28, 1973, in Charle$~ all~:;re li'ying to do ·is 10 THURSDAY ADMISSIONS· malr.e sure that our client hu all the Elsie A. Weld!, Allllny, IIIII Pred· a.m. lithe Cbatlr Cbun:b of the . ton, be was ,a !1011 or Ra1pb B. and Nazarene with Rev. Clyde Hendet· Donna F. {)fcO~tre)G~ee~~e. evidence he needs to defend bim- die Sim1110111, Pomeloy, A student at Wlhula Hig~ self," Lentes said. "In his state· THtnlSDAY DISCHARGES · son off"lciatina. Burial will_be in .S~I. he~ tbc Fairview ments, Robert has some very El)lel Reeves, Gary Hlnlnl. Donna Ch 1 rCemetlly. Friend• may call at Bwina's Bl~ Chwdl !lid Salem Comdetailed information about the Morrison. Isabel !1811debury, Glocrime tbat would not come out ria Compsion and Clwioae Con· Funeral Home today from 2 10 -4 ' muruty Church, llld was a member · the Hippy Helpers 4-H Club normal conversation." · ley. ' p.m. and 6 .to 9 p.m. an d at the. of . He' was prec:ecled in death b a Lentes also ssid.ibat he believed · · chun:b on 5aturday . . 10 a.m. · brotlier, Simon L. Greene; all possibilities should be consid- . Judge orders union to Helen Carper . . CI~tre; ll'llldmotllel · • Ouis!Cna M. Mc1 and patema1 gr:anclpments, ~~~i~~~ve that we look stop drive-bys at RAC Helen Gilliland CarDer, 90, of Mr. and Mrs. 0eorJo L. .Greene. died 'l'llundivy. Mateb . Addltlonalsurvnon UIClude two RIPLEY, W.Va. • A circuit Dom·-y "'v • • stepbrothers HulinJ L. Greene and jqe ordln4 Unhed Sllelwubn I"'1.4. 1!191, ll ber balllo. . .. Robert L. •:Bob" Greene ....... f membcn Involved in a labor .0· Sbe Wll .... 011 NoV. 16, 1900 . .. . • """' 0 putc witb RaVCIIIWOOCI Aluminum to the late Samantba Slory 1111 Ml:andand Corp. to stop violence near the GiDiJand Ollliland. ~ J. McClure i.etari. · 1 COLUMBUS. OblO (UP!)- A J~CoqftJr. dant.! a:~= p.m., The funci.al wiD he S.undav, 1:30 . d b h Oh. . More tbln 1';1110 WMOillliklltJnra iiiYe =~::t-13 at. the Foaiesona ~uncral poll ~omm1111c:'ne Y. t e 1.o . been out of work since Nov. I, Local . . ~e~- · ...... , . _ member of Home, wtth the Rev, ~ lfos •. .Ho~1tal As~~don Sliows.J~st when tbe union's contnet with. the 1 ............ ...., wu ... ~ char officiatin& ' · b' e • · Ohioans are wtlling to pay '!lll"er alumiilumrpli'nt e~ Tile,c:cm- the Meip CCiunty ~ ·Teac..... · • ." Burl·' AI WI In llltes 10 cover health care colla for paR): says lhe wcxbn 110 .011 1trike, Anoclatlon, H6mloj:k Grove theF~nlon CeniCtcry. · peop!o who cannot afford ittsur· while unioll members uy !bey Graaac for -43 yeara, J:Jemloct cndlth II),IYcall Saturday, 6 to 9 · ance. .. were locked 0111 of the pllnL · Grove Chrlltiail Cllun:b for ,7S p.m., at Cauncralhome. OHA Pres1d~nt,~ame~ Castle Rayenswood Aluminum offi· years, Moden! Woodtnea far 53 R R h said the ~ wu surprisCd and cials Iiave acclllod worlrerl of driv· years, Harri~onvllle Eastera Star OSCGe OUS . pleased' ~t 59 pen:ent ·of ~se ing in circles uound tbe plant .to Cor 43 Yun. lllld ICMIII u 1 Bed· ,. ___ _ s_urvey~ by tbe Gallup ~garuza- slow traffic. . fonl4-H Club ldvilor. Sbe was a """""" F. Roush, 69, of Mid· Ohio, died Thursday, non ~ they would be willing to Marion County Cin:uit Judi• WI lk· In dJeport, eharter member of tbe Man:h 14, 1991, in Vete~ns pay h1gher taxes to cover health Fred Pox ~Cling as meclal Garden Oub. . Me11ioria1 Hospital. careMost costs.of tbose polled opposed the Ravenswood ·• .....- • CIIC, Aluminum She is aurvivecl by lliltel', Ada FUIIeJII arrangements wiD be an. . . 1 'lbursjlay 01dered union worten to Monit of Pomeroy: two sons, nounced by the Foalesong FunCra! 1 !nc.reas:;,~ m ~~!.'.. otberpe:svoredqna stop the drivc-bys. He •baaud Geoqe S. ~CarDer, Ponlao)'. Home m~ ~ea. 1 ,.....,.., Y' 8 tbe use of jticlaoc:ks IIIII ~npholl and Charlet da Alice) Carper, • ratStng taXes on alcohol and tobac· . the 1111 511)'Ill'g &hey are con- Kirkersville: our llflliCk:blldren, co, using lottery profit,, 111d n.eaa: P t, . Dawn~ of.CofiiDbul, Wendy , Increasing fines for drunken driv· S!dCfO!I weapons. ing and speeding. · ..-....;;;.----~-:--.----~-----, Gallup surveyed about · 800 heads of households across the state.by telephone. Tbe mil was South Ceali'al Oblo . . Clear Friday nilb.t. wilb a low iii the UJiper 20s. ~y sunny S•· day, witb biahl In tiMi middl~ SOs. Ollio vm did forecut SalldaJIIIroliP 'htsdat 1. Judge ... tile.....__ ~:~ner.:-ood~bo~ ot eiiSbo ne'uS m The Western Square Dance Club will hold a special dance on Thursday from 8-11 p.m.~ Oak Resort Club. Gary S from Tennessee, a national caller, wiD be the caller. Ohioans believe health care should be available to all llld=. . . ,. :::= I • ""'•ln FOI · :::OO~~~re:~:;,ti:i: vice president of Gallup. Nuuer said the poll was consis· tent with similar sur.veys Gallup hu conducted in otber states and nationally, but it showed a hiJher approval rating, 47 pen:ent, for lbe universal health care approach in which gove~ment would replace most private msurance. AEIOIIC DANCE CUSS IEGINS 10 Will SPIIIG SESSION lUI. 18 20 081111 s4 5- .... •·•· ·1..._ _ .... ••o •• AT CABOOl SCIO,.. SYRACUSE VIii 30 Cleu Tlmea: Mon. • Wed. 7:30 to 8: Tuea. • Thurs. 1:41 to 1:41 JOY ••• MSIWROI . The Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley Regro,w Development Dis· trict Executive Committee will meet Tuesday at 7:30,.m. in the conference room o the ·BHHVRDD offiCeS located on Wash· in&IOfl Coun~ Roed 9 in Marietta. A joint meeting of the Pc:rsonnel·. and audil/budllet committee will be beld at S p.m. atbe Tmvel Host Inn, 1 Route 7 NMh, Marieua. ! .Classes Begin April 1, 1991-. ' • Weldlna • ColmetoloaY . Racine BasebaD AISOciation Sign-up for tbe Racine Youth J,eague, junior and senior girls and lioys Pony League will be Saturday Q;onl I0 a.m. to noon, Tuesday &om 6-8 p.m. and March 23 from AmBle l'ower ......................28 114 io a.m. to noon at the Racine • Ashland Oil ........................ 32'3!8 !Jinderganen building. Parents are AT&T ..............................;..........34 141 bring a ~ of child's birlb cer- Bobs-.............,.............. 19 Ill l(fiCate if tb11 is 1M tint algn-up. a.m~ Sbop.....................14 114 algn up fee is $12.50 for boys and City HI: ............................... 14 Sf.SO for Jirls. . Federal Molul ......................l6 liZ J CJooclyw 1'"&1. .....................22 311 ~ Fun alpt Key Centurion ...................... 12 11-4 : Star Grange will hold its fun Landi' End ...........................22 1/'l , right on Saturday at 6:30 p.m. at Limited lnc ...........................25 112 t11e granac hill Jocetod 011 County Multi""''d'd Inc.....................72.311 'Mo•d 1 noar Salem Conter... A Ill Re••nn& ..........:.. ~ ............... l Ji,tlilult· supper will be hold fol- . Robllilll.t.M,as ....................:... .28 wed by aamoa. W011 p-een. All S~~QM~y'a Inc.........................J·s liB mbers and potential members SW Blnk ...........................h.23 114 invitcclto llterld. Wcncly lnt'l . ................................ 9 . • WorthinJIOillncl...................23 S/8 ~ Note to VetenDI : Any veteran or family member """Civing VA benefliS IIIII receiv· . tbe 8nmta1 s;:.hiUty Verl&a• Tbe Society of Actuarlll, Ia H ~ Report can 1 thiJ fortn to in JMI, bu about IUot memllm tfle Veterans Service Office, 114 and II located 11 475 Nortll tMrUn· Mulberry Ave. in Pomeroy along gale Road, .Suite eoo. Schaum~rc. with their social security income 111., 6017~2221. f I rnatJw Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist olvid Halberstam will appear ' ; on the Athens campus on April 11 as the ~ spealr.cr at Ohio ,, University's annual Baker Pelce Conference. Halberstam,' a fonner war correspondent for 111e New York Times, will speak on "America in the' Next Centoryfl at 8 p.DL in Memorial Auditorium. His visit is being co-sponsored by tbe . Kennedy Lecture Series. , Natio:~-ll:nown ~ist Murray Weiclenblum, former chair ~ ,of.!bo Pr · enr,'s ,Couru:ilpf~c A<lvison. t,J.S. ~Co!ps · ~ Chief of Staff Jody Olsen. and several top sc:holarl also will appear · during the conference, scheduled for Apirl I 1 and 12. The confer. ence will follow the term ·of "Will There Be a Pe!lco Dividend? Social and Economic Alternatives to'Military Spending." , . IJ u.hld ...._ Iaterullcle•l ~ $1U11bile Ia ia Ohio's folecast tb1uuP Sllmday. I WI '1 II t ie lllilf In I&Cin. lfiPI wiU ~ . from die Qer 401 to I'& SOL lfillt pnaue buildin& ~ Ptir w INr II i'l*llll to perfrom the utbum 6ftlat l.abl JIIO- lillon . '="-~ willcould . b be dul:ed cle;lrakia llld cool-~ ....... tares IIClOII Obio Tbursday DiaJil . ~- Into tbe ltlle by . . In the and Friday momiag ; and early day. Howe-. mild momi111 biDIP"'-'iblliis ~ in die , 110 Mlic iFDI witll bips niiCNq 20s, except IIIOUIId :10 degrees over tbe SO&. !be-extreme southern portion of the . On tbe Friday •oraina map, state. . , bi&b pna~~n - Oel..-.d ever tbe · The biBh pressure center will upper Great ~ and stretched IOIIIe av« Oltio ~ nigbL This IOUtbwinl to tblloWr M•;•q;t will iesult in c!Oil skies and .light . Valley.-1be bi&b wiD.IIIOVO a1oW winds ovemigln, allowing tempcn· •. IOUtbeast llld reacb Ollio lilly Sat· lORa 10 fall to rallier cold leYcls by urday and drift iato Pea111ylvania ~wa Saturday. Overnight lows by ~Y nigbt .will range ~ tbe lower to upper . Tbu syatem will dominate 201. Obio's weatber into Sunday, proAs the bigh moves east of the viding <XIOSiderable sunshine and state on Saturday, southerly winds gradually warmer temperatures will pnxiQce slightly warmer tern· . over the wec:tenc1. peratures. A few high clouds may !l Squads.answer six calls : Ho~m: 11:00 A.M . TO 6 P.M. 7 DAYS A ""' t ' Halberstamto speak . Bears... In Wodnesdafs picture of the Meigs Junior Hiah Seventh Grade Cheerleaders, Kim Crites wu not pictured llld her name was unin· tentionally omitted. · ~ Logan girls eliminated in first round of state meet, 61-60 t • • WITJI Co"ection . '' HANNAN TRACE (46) Pts, Player 2s Js FI' Craig Rankin 6 2 0 18 JJ. Bevan 2 1 2 9 Richie Cornell . 0 3 0 9 6: Todd Bootbe 3 0 0 Chad Barnes I .0 0 2. Jason Black I 0 0 2 TOTALS 13 6 .2 46 From tbe neld. 19-53 Beyond tbe arc· 6-21 At tbe stripe • 2-4 Rebounds • 24 (Ran1r.in 8) . Assists • 11 (Bevan 4) . , Steals • 8 (Black & ~ankin, 2. each) Turnovers • 13 Fouls· 16 Fouled out • Black ,. 't Continued troll~ 1 . from Eliubetb Swilher who n:po~llld dW ber boUle 011 Stile Route 7 at HObson bad been enlered IOIIlelime 011 Wodnesday or Thursday. The bouse wu QU1SIICked witb extensive c1ama1e to picture glass, eu:. lnve•tiption is continuina. · SAIURDAY, MAICH 16 • '. 9:30 pm-1 :30 an1 . ~ Pis. Beyond tbe arc • 2-6 At tbe stripe· 13•19 Rebounds ·34 (Larkins 12) Assists- -12 (Havens S) · Steals • S (Havens 4) Turnovers • 16 Fouls • 7 ST. ·PATRICK'S DAY PARTY catcher Colin Ryan to minor league camp. . . Milwaukee -'I)aded designat· '· NCAA To!Jrnament ed hitter Dave Paiter to California. ByUPI for oulflCilder Dante Bichette and · ·player to be -named. Regional First Round Action Pittsburgh - Sent pitchers Lee Hancoclc and Mike Roesler, careher Tb11rsday Results Mandy Romero, and infielders Kevin Burdidl: and John Wehner to East - Colle&e Park, Md. minor league camp for reassignOlda State 67, New Mexico 54 ·menL NC State 114, So Mississippi 85 Seattle - Re-assigned pitchers , Temple 80, Purdue 63 Pat Perry, Jeff Nelson and Roger· " Richmond 73, Syracuse(/} ·SaiJceld and catch« Jim Carnpanis to minor league camp; optioned · Soutbeast - Louisville, Kr:.... pitcher Mike Wallcer and outfielder ' Pittsburgh 76, Georgia 68 (OT) · Pattick Lennon to Calgary of Pacif· Kansas 55, New Orleans 49 ic Coast League (MA). ' Florida State 75, So Cal 72 Toronto- Announced resignaIndiana 79. Coastal Carolina 69 tion of Bob Shirley as pitching coac~ of Syracuse of International Midwest - Minneapolis league (MA). · Duke 102, NE Louisiana 73 BasketbaD · Iowa 76, East Tennessee St 73 Florida (World Basketball : Connecticut 79, Louisiana St 62 League)- Named Matt Creamer ' Xavier (Ohio) 89, Nebraska 84 head coach; signed guard James Hunter. West .• Salt Lake City Seton Hall 71, Pepperdine 51 Boys tourney scores ' Crei~thton 64, N Mexico St55 • Brigham Young 61, Virginia 48 Boys Obio·Higb Sc:bool Basket· \ Arizona 93, St Francis (!'a.) 80 ball . Tournament Results Friday Games By United Press International All Times EST Thursday, Marcb 14 Division 10 · East ·Syracuse, N.Y.' At VandaUa Butler Miss St vs. E. Mich. 12:25 p.m. Olentangy 62, Milton Union 60 PRESSURED FROM BEHIND • Hannan Trace forward Todd UCLA vs. Penn Slilte, 2:55p.m. Cin McNicholu 73, Brookville Bootbe (wllb baD) leiS some pressure rrom beblad In tbe form of N carolina vs. Nortbeastem, ]:32 71 (ot) . Cincinnati Loekland center Jeremy Larkins (witb arms raised) in Princeton vs. Villanova, 10:02 p.m. Division IV tbe first quarter or Thursday nlabt's' Division IV rCJ!Ional opener at At Toledo Savage Hall Wright State University, Bootbe scored six points 1n tbe Panthers• Southeast - Atlanta MiUer City 39, Antwerp 37 59-46 victory. (OVP pboto by G. Spencer Osborne) Arkansas vs. Geo.rgia St. 12:15 SL Henry 54, Holgate 4 I Arizona St vs. RutgerS, 2:45 p.m. At Canton Fleldbouae Alabama vs. Murray St. 7:36p.m. Mans St. Peter's 73, Lorain Wake F!!fCSt vs. Louis. Tech, 10:06 Catb69 Kirtland 64, Uberty Benton 50 Midwest • Dayton, Obio At ZanesvUieHIP Sc:bool John's vs. No. lllinois, 12:35 Col Wehrle 10), BeallsviUe 53 xas vs. St. Peter's, 3:05 p.m. the second semifinal contest COLUMBUS , Ohio (UPI) Tuscarawas Calb 67, Centerburg bio St. vs. Towson St. 7:40p.m. · 62 Jenny Kulics shook off a struggling betwen Dayton Dunbar, 25-1, and . qeotgia Tech vs. DePaul. 10:10 f1rst half to score 22 points and Upper Sandusky, 20-5. AI Wrlabt State University lead No.9 Canfield to a 61-60 win . The game turned into a duel Lockland 59, Hannan Trace 46 : West - Tuc::son, Ariz. over No. 1 LoP!! in tbe semifmals between Ku. lics and Logan's 5· Tri- ViUage 76, Fort Loramie 71 "4ichigan St vs. Wisc-GB, 2:30 of the girls Division II state high foot-11 Katie Smitb, botb UP! first Utah vs. Soutb Alabama, 5 p.m. school basketball tournament team aii-Ohioans. Smitb finished lJNLV vs. Moncana. 8:10p.m. Thursday afternoon at St. John wilb 26 points. ·NIT results <leorgetown vs. Vandelbilt, 10:40 Arena. Ku!ics, a 5-foot-6 junior ~d, seored 16 of her 22 points m the The win moves Canfield, 26-1, 'I . NIT Palrlnp , Saturday Games second half, hilling four. 3-point into Saturday morning's champi· BJ United Presa International Second Round field goals, and also came up witb a onship game against the winner of (All limes EST) big steal with 4 I seconds to play Finlt Roand that helped give tbe Lady Cards a : East • CoUege Park, Md. WednesdaJ Resulll JI!C State vs. Olda St, 2:45 p.m. 3· point cushion. In tbe first half, Cincinnati 82, Ball SL SS she wu I of 10 from the field and Temple vs. Richmond, 12:15 p.m. Wisconsin 87, Bowling Green '• also committed 8 btrnovers. 79(01) Continued from Pille 3 Logan, which bowed out witb a : Southeast • Louisville, Ky. Providence 98, James Madison 26-1 record, led 23-20 at halftime tie. Pittsburgh vs. Kansas, 4:50 p.m. 93 (201') Florida St. vs. Indiana, 7:20p.m. Minnesota·Dl!luth contributed after trailing by u many u 9 points Colorado 71 Michigan 64 • to its downfall by missing tbe front in the fii'SI half. It was tied 39- 39 • Soulhem IU. 75, Boile SL 74 · Midwest • Minneapolis end of three one-and-one free after three quarters and there were Stanford 93, Houston86 Ouke vs. Iowa, 4:30p.m. throws in the futal three minutes. four ties and six lead changes in the Tbul'ldaJ Resaltl Xaviu.,vs. Connecticut, 7:00p.m. "I lhought we outplayed them for hectic: final quarter. iliena 90, Fairleigh Dickinson the • maj<lity of the tptme bnt it's a 85 t West • Salt Lake City 40-minute proposition, not a 39- . Fordham 76, Soutb Florida 66 Seton Hall vs. N. Mexico SL, 4:50 GOOD USED "" minute proposition," said BullSW Missouri 57, Coppin St47 BYU :vs. Arizona, 2:20p.m. dogs' Coacb Dale Race.· . · WASHERS, DRYERS, Arkansas St 78, Rice 71 • l>aniols IIIII Ben Wiley eat:b had Oklahoma I I I, Tulsa 86 IEFIIGEUTOIS, TYs, 14,points for Athens State, 24-9, ,. . Memphis State 82, Ala-Birm· Tmnsactions GAS & EUC. UNGES mgham 76 · while Jay Guidinger had 17 for Friday Games Minlle80ta-Duluth, 27-5. TllandaJ Spor111 Tr•sactlOIIs Wisconsin-Eau Oaire went II Furman at West Virginia, 7:39 BJ UDlled Presa Iaternlllonal . p.m. minutes, SS woods in the second Blleball . ,.., ...-.~ . he La Salle at MassachUsetts, 7:30 half witbout a field goal but still · KJIIIIS City - .. aa~ ... puc r p.m. won SS-52 when Mite Jobnson and Jim eaanpbell; ~gned pitchers Jnl • .,-._ G~orge Washington at South Mall Benedict each bit two free DlrYI Smitb and LuiS Enclmlc1011, Carolma, 7:30p.m. "· 446·1699 throws In tbe final 2:20. of overopJlielder Jacob Brumfield and lOUIS: I A.M.·6 PA time. Butler at Wyoming, 7:30p.m. College scores seniors • Bevan, Black, Boothe, Cornell, Eric Uoyd. Rankin. Chris Strow and Jason Watson. Qurter totals Ux:lr.land 13 10 14 22=59 Hlllnan Trace 11 11 16 8=46 rt .---Local briefs...~~,~·-::- Suns ·neforec~tfor Ohio over weekend MIZWAY TAVERN LOOKING FOR LANE • Hannan Trace ten· ter Craig R..kln (33) looks lor aa opealane, as Cincinnati Lockland tower JeremJ Larkins slays close during tbe first quarter of Thursday aigbt's Division .IV regional tournament opener • Stocks . • Dlwe;:tlfted Aleckll Oc:cup• .--~ • . . ; . _ . _ _ .. .- - - - - - - {'!,;.' . .... ,._ ,. "' • ~· J ~ Jim Cobb CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC·GEO, INC. 992·6614 301 East Main • P-.ro,, Ohio i=i . .. ~ ~ - ········ ·- - .. --- - -~·- -·- ' . ··-····· .. .. ' - ·• . M.:'S::: �. - • Page 6 The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy......lddleport, OhiO ----~~~~~~~----~--~--~----------------------------~~~~~;;;:~;:~:;~--~~~--------~-------------- -.-----~~ Friday, March 15, 1991 .. ', ' Ttlf JOY. Of RELIGION ' . •. .. . . . . . ' . ·~. . MEIGS liRE · ~~ CEIJER, ~~ ~~ (row's Family ' Rtstaur ...t "Fttltrllf ICHifdr FtW C4Wft" 221 W. Main St., P_ro, · 992-5432 I ' 'I . J - F .' Fuiii. Mtr. , 5. Second Pomeroy .,2.u 2s ~~m Pitmft'DY We Fill DoctoO'l' • ' SWISHER & I.OHSE PltARMACY .!·~M : RIDENOUR SUPPLY tB m u L P•.J.' PAULEY, AGENT -1 I) of Columbus, 0 . 104W. Moin "I-2J11 Pom~roy • ' "I ~ .• '}1. Prescrlplienl . •. H2· 2fSS · Pom.,or FURNITURE a HARDWARE Homl'llle Sows SNOUFFER FilE & SAfETY SAliS I SEIVKE .,......... 992-7075 214 e. Main "2-5130, P.~erov 172 lltrtll SKM1 Au. ~ .- '*":' . ·~~~· ' .•!• 'I' . EWING FUNERAL HOME -ttl·"" 271 ...... 204 Candor St. . ,~,. 011. s-.1 TI;'""'·, · ow. 992-2975 ' . lti"' "Oi*nity and Servit't' Alwayo" I •"'' Established 1913 992-2121 . l'f · ".' f -_.,. ... ,_., :~r: ~; '•" ' ..;n -;,, llWUIIGS.C:dlTS . FISHER · . . . ~ ,J ~ ,.;.:; FUNEW HOME . I ,. ~ ~":r (~ J ;~ '992-5141 ' .. '· 264 Soutlt IIIII . . 'MWdleport OliO ·p.m. ~'-"" SYIIACtiSI: FIRST UNli'ID PRESBY. 1'ERlAN - llulldly lldlod, Ill a.m.; ". ' ~~~~ i) .', I ·" stR.\CUU: tiRST ClltiRCII OF GOD. . MJ'. MORIAH BA.Pn8T, Fourth lad • · ' · Wonlllp ....,... llwldly Main St., Middleport. Rrv. Gilbert Cralf, Jr.. putar. Mn. E.,.. BIUIIIIIrd-. ,,,,. Cloureb - J ; = m . : YOUlllaroop. \ EAST 10 a.m.: ......, !l<boGI u o.m. .:-IJII ftrot IIIII,I p.m. - - · - WclnldDt:IIO DEXIER CHURCH OF CIIRIIT, wa Mp 1:110 p.m. WedD-y SUIIdliSc-SUpLSIIlldoySc-9:301. 1 , . RUrLAND OF GOD, Puler, ~a.m.; Sdloolll:IIO O:m.; tllilltf!nt ftoltr Wltlall, IIIIJilo'ltr; NOI'IIIIID Will,. 1111t111W 7;110 p.m. m.; Wonldp Servke, 111:15 -·Ill· : • }' r. ODI<oiU. _ , ~ »:QO a. . · ....,.. !Gnliel. · supL SUDdoy !l<boGI t:30 o.m.; Wonldll MT 0-~N ·-m BR-~N SUOCESI ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST .W m.; Sualley Mandllitl-p U:DO a.m. ~Claud!._, Jla.m.; w.... ....vice 10:311 Blbl 0 1 hldy W . ~"" ~·~ • - JllifPb B•.IJolktaa, rvenatllll. Saadly . . " ~·a ClluJdl 11 LID. Sullloy EWD· *!'lll;m.; tJMwfaurtliiii>IIIIIQI 11 1:.1D,p. . ' o.m.. ' IN CliftliT CIIUIICII, Lo<&ted Ill TeiW BJbltstvdyla.m.: Wonblp,10Lm.; SWI- ' -<:"• tna ~!j=~at. Wed., I p.m. y m., Moa(ar!,.~ l . . _ , W*•'oy, B do~~D CHURCH or JESUS ·. · Contmlllll~ oil Cl: Rt G. Jllrv, Robert cloy <WDIDI M'Vk:e I p.m.; WedDNdoy I ,fJ 1 Lidia' A . Wedlotedov, . , . p.m. .m.. .. . ' ,., . CIIRIITOFLATI'ERDAY !WNTIII'Drt· SoDden, pula'. Jeff Bolter, loy ._der; eventDIII'I"YYU, 7 p.m. "I" -•• ' • ' Dno• _.,,1_ ... ~· • Ed ftoutli; llulldly fldiOcll 'SUpl SUJidoy PENTECOIIT.U. ASSEMBLY, Rldae, .•;, ,r ~ ..-p. · ._ , , lolid·Riclllt ~ n u -u - · pu- , .· t:IO a.m.; ~ wonblp lad COMMt/Nl'I'Y CHURCH. 0!1 . tor; Jll!d<t ~uner, ellu..,lo~ool dlrft, dll-'1. eb""'b 10:311 o.m.; evtalftl ' Rt. 121. WOllam puter. llundoy • ''·' Rt..lJf, 3 mllfl fr!m Po-Log Bot· · ' KENO CHURCH OF. CHRIST, SllrU. ', ter . .CIIurcll " ' - 9:~ o.m., Momlal l>l'Ndlllla· •rv!l!f nnt 'tbrM o, Sc~ w o.m.; llrV ... 7 • ,t Edit! JiAr!, JII!IDr. SuadiY ·.Mu.., ud•Oit..,.,Swotn.• i!lwidl'y Scllocil woroblp 10:30 a.m.: Weila~ ..,.... . ::.&:• m~: ~lal -·-r-~· p.m . w•~xr p.m. ,.~ . $1mjloy ~. Pfllldlllll: ''SU"'•. Priliodlla&t:30o.m . eoobllwlcloy· proyor.....,..... 7:30p.m. ..:_. "' .; - · · - ••~ Y CARPE · BAPn . Doe Cbeodle, lU:lD o.m.; Slllldoy evoallll - - · 7:10 • P•=cbao110:30. m , , ' BETHLEHEM BAPTJIIT. .-. , ~I• ' • ' 7:' p.m.; . WedaNdoy Proyi!r SUpt. Sunday School 9: 30 l.m, Momlnl . ··~~ ' ,. ' ' ·. N CHURCJi OF b!Ri8T IN , lllluler,,PIItar. W,ofl:ldji~IOI, to~o.m. ~Bible Study lad Youth Follow· Worddp10:30 a.m. Prayeraetvlce, altenau.f; 11111 lie Sundays. 'I" CHRJ8TJAN UNiON, 'I'll- DluWD, -. SU!Idli GOD or PRoPHECY, THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST, ' ·' · ~~~t!=~~t~~~~ .. !:;tar. 'Sulllly lilrv!l!f, t:311 o,m.: OWD· ~ON JNTEJU)ENOMINATION• 110. Lo<&tlll od'O! J. Wblle RDid oiH...,woy APOSTOLIC FArl'H - Nrw Lima Rd., : ~V Wed= l"m~ Proyer, meetlftl, .U. CHIJRQI, '""P'"'!'Y RMd; .JIIrv. Pot HIDICJI, putor. Saadoy Scliool10 Deal to Port Mtlp Pork, Rutlaad. RDb61 , •; 11 JIEAR\VALLOW RIDGE CHURCH· OF CJyoM w. ~ puter. I!IIIIIIY o.m.CIUIIIII!flllqa.JuulorChurdlll Rtebll'da, paator. Servkel at 7 p.m. em "· CHRIIT, Jack puler. Bible . S . - 8' 30 a.m.: Rllpll CarL • p t a.m.; ~::l wonlllp 11 o.m. Adlllt Wedl!-= llld SUadoyo. '" IWt NVIIJ.E HOLINESS CHAP· . ~· Clau t:30a.m.; MOIIIIIIIW«UUj>IO:IOI. . lnl WOI'Ibtp _7:110 p.m. Prayer RiNIIII. TER ot the w..teyu HoUaeoo Cll...,b. m.: ~WO!'Iblp.I:JOp.m. Tbunday, ' iWidl>-y 7=DO ~.m. · , Wedl:el'lryal7:311 p.m. ~. Earl Floldl, putor. Hoary Eblla, •1\ , Bible IlDdY, •110 p.m. . .• · OLD BETHEL l"REE 1nLL E JI'APTiliT CHAPEL, 5'10 Oront Sunday School SUpt.; SUDdoy kbool 10 1. · I' ZION CHtiRCR or CHRIST, Pomeroy. CHURCH. 211101 State · RD~II! 7, Mkldl... st. . Mldcb-'"' o\flllllted with South""' m.; Momlnl WOI'Iblp U a.m .: EWIIIDI •I . Hont•YIIItl!d. (at.1._1_. ~· Pur·_ · ~=Y ~:*!0 •·:::..1!:~~· BID!IIt C a . - . Dlvtd Bryu, Sr .. Ml· ,. · p . . . , .• - r ....... •adly Sdloal 10 o.m.: Momlftl 10l'Yk:e7:30p.m. Wedael'llyrveolnaoer· toll, lnllllllll'; S-IIUiey. Blble~lolol . Ylet T: 30 p.m. ' '-' · Supt.; HorltyJollalal, ~t.. Sup!.SUN· 7: p.m. ·. · .L:::.o r -PlliLJII,:-.-p7p.m: STIVERSVILLE WORD OF FAITH, , !>l ' DAY: , Bible Scllool 1:30 o.m.; 'Witrlhlp HYSELL RUN liOl.JjiiEIS CKURCJI, · Wedlllldiy .-ma' , Blblt otucly ond Gory Holter. putor. Sundoy ..rvtc:eo 9: 30 , ~ r. -;~~;~::~ . :,. W:30 ,qr, ll!d f: !!I P.M.: WedD-y Bl· BOb Grimm, putor.,SIIIIdly Sc- t: 3111. . proyor ....... 7 p.ft!:. . .~ , bleSIUIIY,7:D0p.m: · , ·'. . , m.; WQI'IIIIp.1D;f5a.m~ S11J!4oyi!'VUiftl •IIRADI'ORIJCIJtiRCH.OFCHRIST,St. · o.m. lad 7p.m.: Mldwoeluervke. 7:30p. m ..Tburlday. , 'I/ , • 91. JOJ!N LIITIIERANCHURCH, Pint , ..,.,. ..., 7p.m. RLJUolldCo.Rd.5.Dirtllllump,puter. COOLVILLE · llNITED METHODIST : .. ; , Grove. Tbo.Rrv. Lauro A. LHcb, Jllltot, . FREI:DOM.G~PEL NJIISJON 11 Bold , WlUWn Am......,, S. S. Supt.; Sundoy PARISH- II. E. Alloy,'putor. Mike aad .• ,., Church*,Vfee9: IJO .o. m.; SlllldlySc:locl , Knob, -toohn COUIIIY. Rood 3). l(lev. SclloCIIt:30o.m,: Mo"""''Wotlblp10:30 rt~o. . 10;_3.!~;,.~...: ' 1 . · .· · Rollerwtlllarlf. ,.lor.IIIUioykbool8:311 . a.m.: EwoJiutworlb!P7:10 ·p.m. WedDeo· Jane Klila, lay _!\IPPI)' paten at Torch . Cllur<b. COOLVILLE CHURCH, Moln · " .........,v,.Y CHU!tCJI, OF.. ·CiflusT, o.m .: Mo..... W-lp ·10:411 o.m,; Sua· . cloy . - . p'.f: 311 p.m: ' , IJid Filth Sto. Worolllp Service, t a.m.; "'' 1'!tm RUIIyCJI,jiUI..-. Sundoy Sc- 8: 311 , cloy evenlal l'OrlldP f:DO p.m.; WedDII· S'Jl. PAtiL t.l1TIIEJtAII CHURCH, 1.m.; ·Larw .__.,s. s. SUpt.·MomiJII : ;ayiD'ft'IBiblo.._7:DOp.m. c..... _!l~mon olld 1econiJ Sto,t pg. ••day ScllooiiO a.m.: Bible Study Tuel· ' "' cloy, 7 p.m.: BETHEL CRURal: Town· t WOl'IIIID.10i10o,m. , . . .t. . WIDTE '1)HAPEL WI:SLZYA!I , Cool· · meroy. Tile Rev. Lau,.A.LHoh. putor. lhlp llold ..:: Saadoy S.lolol 8 o.m.: .~l GRAHAM UNITED · METBODJBT, RAC!IIE CJit!RCH OF· THE NoVA· vOle RD. lleY. PbUIIp Rldaour, puler. Saadlykbooii:Clla.m. CIIurtlloOI'Vkell Clnlrtll S.rvtce, W a .m.; BlbloSiudy, lll RENE, Rt!Y. , _ L. Colli 11, putar. Suacloy Sobool t: 311 o.m.; wlll'llllp llrVke a.m. a.m. WodaNdoy; . HOCKINGPORT Ore Blu. Saadly . . _ lluperl81tbdeal., 10:30 o.m .; lllllltotudy -..I W<l'iMp lfl'· ' SACRED HEART CHURCH, Mqr. CHURCH,GriDIIStreet: SIUidoySdloollO ) doyadlmaetb wonlllp-al1r30p. SWidaySellool,t:aoa.m.: wonldp..,.lot Yloe, WodaNdoy, 7 p.m. ADIIIGD)'G....,unl'f'. Pb. S.tlir· m.; Wedl!el'lay.....,.... at 7: 10p.m. 10'.aa,m.; ,_III,IIIIYk:e.lp.m. Wed· RI.JTLANDCHURCHOF.CHRIIT.h day i:vo!11n1 Mali. 7: 30p.m: -SUadly · o.m.,ChurcbServlcolla.m.; Blbldtudy, ·WedDel'loy, B· p.m.; TORCH CHURCil, Proyer IIIII Blblt !llii4Y. • . p.ni. · • pne E. Uaderwood, miDIIter. Sllldoy Moo, h.m. led 101.111. CoaleU- oat CCNatylloldll: SluldlySc-1:30o.m.; UVENTH·DAY AOVUIJS'I', Mill• U TY Cllti1ICH, DO•· Scbool, 1:30 o.m.; Momlll Ill: • ballloour ..,_ 01dl Muo. CCit'elu-. Worollp Servtco, W: 30 o.m. =ellrbllltoed,P-; PutarBob lot. Woody Cl1l. - · ...... Saadoy o.m.; Eveollla Wollllt.Ji:'·p.n\. ll o.m. SUadly. . ·•t • Sobllltb Sc- lupleteltldeat, IO_a ....._ollll7p.ni. RI.JTLANDliJBLE Rev. VICTORY N. St., . MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL, Tblr<l •N Roclaey IIPb'tl. So-tb ildiOolbolllllll 2 • DYJ:BVD..LE CO CHIIRCH, Iviii Myers. SUadoy Scbool t: lh.m. wltb Mlddlepori, JIIIDOP E. - · putor. Ave. lleY. Clark Bllter, putor. Carl Not· ,. j p.m. calaterdly aftenl... -.lllp IJorll..,.., Sopl. hadly kllaol 1:11:1. SoDDy Hudlon, Supt.; ~ _...... - y """""" W<l'olllp 10 a.m.; Even· llftllwn, SUndly Sc:llool SUpL Sundly ~trvk!e lallowla1 at 1:01 p.m. EwryCJie 7:DOp.m.ProyormeeiiiiiiJIIIBilUitildy, lftl 1r11et 7, p.m.; w•el'lly oveniDc m.; _ . , WIII'IIIIP 10•30 a.,m. Saadoy ft)OOIM. Scbool 10 o:m. with elu- ter all - · tvetdlll-t?jfm. · W-eodly,T~.m. _ · -pTp.m.VIIItallall'lbundly6:30p. ·E vonlnaservl... at&p.m. WedDel'llyBI· '7'1 R\m.AND FIRST 1W"111T CIII1RCII. RI.JTLAND CBtiRCH or THE NAZI!.· m. . · blo otucly at 7:30p.m. Youtlloervl<ei P'rl· .. : RACINE rotiiT ,. IL\PTJST ~ RENE. llaJiluel ~. Jllllar. lluadly 'MaRIE CliAPI:L CRURal: Dovld - IIIIer Hari'lilt Wam•,Supt.. f!ulidly day at 7:30p.m. 1. J scllool toao a .m.: MontiJIIWonltlp, 10: '411 , Doaver, J!utu:. Mlkt~er.' BUDdoy · Scboolt:30 o.ni.; WoroiiiP 1111vtc>e 10: 101'. , Culflnaa. putor, Saadly Scbaol, 10 o.m.; ECCLES !A FELLOWSHIP, 128 MDI St., , '~ a.m. , Scbaol SQI.: liladoY _t:311 1.11).; m.; Youar People'• !lervloo. I · ' pJII. wcnJI!p ..,.,.... u a.m.: Saadoy nllltt Middleport. Brotber Cll""k MoPhersm, · POMEitOY P'IRST IIAP'I'IIJ', Eut , MoniJII , • • tt:'«! a.m.; SUDdoy Evonaellltlcoervkel:30p.m.W,...e1 oy . winblp · ~~rv~•• 7:30 p.m.: Nldwttlt pootor. Sundoy Sel!ool 10 o.m .; lluncloy Mila St. 11m! FuUer, putor. 0eorp ..... 7 ovenlallti'VIelllt7p.m. oadWodnNdoy ··• 't:.tl,m..i.. WCHURCHeda!'""IY,· OF CHRJ8T MIUer lllladly .Sellool SUportlliiDdeat. .... · . luadly Scbooi.I:IO a.m.: Moi'IIIII(Wor.... ~-., '· ,' Jloirll , ; . • . ...._, D St.Mooon,W.Vo.SUMoyableStUdYIO CHUJICHol.,_eport,la<.,'l51'ariSt., · HTVI<:el at 7 p.m. ANTIQti!TY BA.Pn8T. Konnetll Smith, :1 lhlp 10:30 LID.; Wedlel'lly -IJII .... IOPYJ.w ~ ~- ._. . -~~ o.m.: WOI'IIIIp U a .m. ud7 p.m. WedD• Rlrv. lvu M~o. · putcr; RDter Manley, putor. Suadoy Sc- 9:30 o.m.; church -· _., .-~ dlly Bible Study, voooJ mlllla, 7 p.m. Sr. •...o•v !l<boGI SP-. s.dlv !kbool III'VIte 7: 30p.m. ; )'<Nth lell.....,lpl: 30p. ' '•' !_~~· ~q;.,m.'~i.l' J.~ UBERTYMIEMBLY OF GOD, Dud· t:ib l.iii:;M>mll* W~p 10:ao a .m.; Jlbleotudy, Tbundly, 7: 30p.m. ;;<, .._._ Plb. E. LamarO'ar,a.i~-= ASBURY (lyn.....,)- Woroblpllo.m. "=-. .,_ dlar Lane, M11411, w. Vo. J . N. Tbaebr, Evea1J1r Wonlllp'T:ao p.m. WedDO!doy m.;FULL GOSPEL LIGifi'IIOt/SE, 330t5 tar ud S..y Sellool DlrtcW. 8\lilloy L~un:b Scbooll: 6 a.m.: Clllrl• Bible ru•• """"'"n " pu!Cir. EYtnlftl oervloe T:IO' p.m.; WOo lftiiiJI( Billie lhldy, pn~ IDd ....... HUand Road, Pu:tue~ 01'· Tom Kelly, pukbool. 1:30 a.m.; ......... - I I ' ..._, WedD-y, 7:30p.m.; UJIW,IIrol m~lttallev. IIIIIJ. Willi; putar. mea'oMIDIItryTburodQ, t:311a.m,; WedNrVIce, 7:1i0 p.m. ter. DIMY Limbert, S. S. Supt. Sullday ·r II:Cll; Chair 111'1<1101, til p.m.; ou...J. Tueoclly, 1:30 p.m.; Cllolr ll<llanal, Rotiirt·......... l.l.llupl.llllldiY lldtool aadly Prl)'ll' IDd Blllltlludy 7:15p.m. FAri'B GOSPEL CIIURCII,l.cma Bot· momlnllei"Vtce at 10 a.m.; Sunday tvfll• I • Jl wonlllp. 7:311 p.m.; 1111111111 'Q Pr.,.r Wlda~Y 1:311 p.m. (Tbatell•l 1:10 Lib.: . . . . . Wonlllp IO:Ih.m.: HILl.SJDE BAPTIST CHURCH, Bl. Rl. tom, SaoJay !l<boGI, t:ao:o.m.: Momlnl lnr oevlc:e 7: 311 p.m. Tueodoy IJid Tbun· leM<e, 1: II p.m. Mlallal Frll ' ( ENTERPIIJSE - W-lp 8 o.uil.; lloado7 - - 7:ab p.m.; 11\'ed· 113 julloiiiU. 7. Rov. J Sr.. WonbiP 10:45 Lift.· Saadly ........ 7:00 day Sft'VII:M II 1:30 p.m. I ..),J!DypJAir""n lart(llayo-a.JI) , Oturtll Sc-·JOo.m.; Blblelllloly,,.,. llllllly~~T:IIp.m. , pulor; Rov. -WW•t. AMI. Putor; p.m. (IUIIIIIW· ?::it p.tn.l: Weda-y NEW HAVEN CHURCH OF THE NA· . ·• · IJIIIOtrllllktton (.,.a.lfi•W-· dly, 'l:~m.; 11MW. FlntMolldly, 7:30 Bn.VER RtiN BAPTIST! BDl UIUe, JoeHumpbrfy,S.S.Supt; 81llldlylldloal allllt 7:110 p.m. (lllllllliier 7:30p.m.\. ZARENE. Rrv. Glend.., Stroud, pooler. • '·;: cloyo, 7:30 p.m. Cllllm>Wide Vlaltolloll p.m.; U F Sunday, 6 p.m . (RUey) puter. 11m! Lntle, S. 8 . .. pt. SUDdoy Wo.m.; MomlniWonhlpllo.m.; Slllldly NEW Lin: COVENANT CHURCH OF SundlySclloolt:JOo.m.: WonlllpRMil<t, • f :IO p.m. TuNdoy. FLATWOODS- Church S.booi,.IOo.m. ScboollO 1.m.; MGmlnl werllp, llo.m.; evm1nJ ll!rYioel p.m. ; WedDtldoy OYell· GOD, 0.10!' -Gary Blleo, pooler. SUD· 10:30o.m.; Youth"""''" Sundly 6:15 p. FAITH TAIIERNAa.E CHURCH, 1111· : Wonblp. 11 a.m .; Bible Study, Tbu,.. :e::~;.c;:=i:==:;.':f:;:j IDJ.b~FJJisTCHURCJJOF111E cloy- 1' 10 o.m.; wonlllp lft'llte; m. Sundoyevenlnrservke7:110p.m. Wo!d· , , , le)'RunRold,Rtv. EmmettRiw-. Jill· dly, 7 p.m .; IIMYF, Sunday, I p.m; (RI· .P.!'.:i. , ! - mMIIJII WedD 11d1y at 7·p.m. NAZARENE. WUlllm Jualll, putor.llua· IO:IO o.m.; 1";(1!::!lcot I~.:.· : Dlld· neodly Proyer Meettag ond Bllllt Study • ... tor. HoadltY Dunn. llllfl. Suaclay kbool, ~ · lOo.m.; SundlyovmiJIIoervtc!e,l:OOp.m. REST Rt/N - Worllllp t o.m.; K.WUICING urE BAPTIST CHURCH doli Scbool Supt, Soojl Juotll. Slllldly pi~~ co~ CHURCH, ?:~~ SE'I"I'LEMENTCHURCH, Sun· ~~~ : BUilt teadllnc, 7: 110 p.m. Tllundoy. · .. Cllureh Scbool W A.M.: Choir (lraettet, - Ill N. 21111 Aft., Mlddloport. Slllldoy . School, t: 30 1.m.: moralnl wonlllp, 111: tO La"""oo - · putor. School day afternoon RrYICI!Iat 2:30. Tlluraday :,.; , SYRACt/SE MJSSJON,IW . .141_, Tbunclly,I:!Op.m.; UMWthlrdMOIIday. SCbooll0a.m. lolldoyeYnlnl7:00p.m .: o.m.: Suncloy IIIII WedDII'IoY· III'VIc:eo, 1:311o.m.; SualleyudWedD yeven· ~lftl JHVICfllt 1: :1), •' • · St.. .,.,.._, SuadiY SciiGol ll o.m.; !TIIIteberl -·---01~. 7: ~ tat=~~· nRST BAPTIST Cllt/RCH, Muan, W. · . 11' tvftiDI IIFVI<t' I p.m.; Wit llllr- , ot:f"TH (Middleport) :-Chun:bSc-. Vo. ~ . Wlllll'e Mlnp, putor. Suadly Y101, 7 p.m. • -' a .m.; Momlftl Wonblp W;30 o.m.: SeboollO a.m.; SuDday evnlnaaervft, 6 ,~ Ill'. MORIAH CBilRCH OJ' ODD, '~ Yuotll Group, I p.m.; WednNdoy, Blblt : MoniiDt _.., 10:30 o.m.: lunlfoy lll<li'NIII - · llla..no.: EviDinr-. lloiYio Dnlle, I . I . Supt. lluadly p.m.; Proyl!' meetJna oncl Bllllo otudy ·"· Rldllt. Rt!Y. Jam• S.tltlllold, puQir. - IIIUdy •DO p.m. Choir rohearlll7:110p.m. fWIIIIIr llrYiot, 1:JO. p.m.: WedDel'loy SUnoyUdWedDM'Ij',1:10p.m. t:311o.m.; Mon11DtWorllllpl0:30; 7:30p.m. ,' " , . , _ . WUIIIml, Supt. ~ 1011oo1 (l'rlalllalltbl . . "=~P:ltETHREN IN . Bv-1-.:e::l~ 7:DO p.m.; Wodaeocloy WedaNdoy, RtJTLAND FREE WILL BAPTIST, Sa· .:: ~. 1 &:Ill Lm.: Slllllloy ud W*' 1 y ~ - Church S.bool t:IIO 1Pf ....... 7pa. , ., • ==oervlc:eiO:OOo.m .; 11MW CIIJUIT, £Mat IL JlloU, putar. lolldoy HARTl'OJID CHURCH or CHRII't IN Pr#ma ~ r::liRCH, RIIII'Oid , tom St. Rtv. Poul Toylor, puler. Sunday . Slllldly ...atar7:00p.m .: • MJDD!.EPOR'r FlJI8T llloPl'IIT•. · I ~.7~1 p.m. (Tbotoberl • Sc-~--ua.; ~U . RHil, LIY I~ CIIRiliTWI IJNJON. Borllord, W. y 1 , !II.,- -,.1011oo110LDL; ....... ScbaoiiOo.rn.; WediiNdoY ovtntna _... mettlnc 7:00 c:.ra.lllltll.ud P~. a.y. ~· , ~-Church Schoal,t:IIO p.m . . MciJie.,,_. Clnaft!ll · - . Daa Wlllal, a.111.: weulllp ServteelO:IIO o.m. (FIC> , . __ _,_I 311 ' . , _Dlvld t:30 l.m.; llluldofputar. _..., •· .·-~ - - r oil 1111... ' . SOUTH BETHEL NEW TESTAMENT I p.m. Ill r . . ." . . . : p.m. ·•- U I m.· .._,_ _ __._ ~ · ........ Wblte, Alit. hpt....... ' . CHURCH, Sllvor Rldro. Dull!@ S~· ~~ t: IS om; -~~~ · ~ PCWI:itOY ~ Chu"'h School, t: 15 o.m. PlQW meotlftl, 'Wedll-y, 7 .,.~, . ' - I YPI'IIIJOI' · ·.UN • • • - - . •-·. 7:30p.m. Wala . . .-·"'!.< . . T:..., ~·-• ~ Nylt .. otrtcller, putar. Sundoy· lldlool t a .m .: iWIIbiK wiinf!dp 7 ~ ·L Wonblp 10: ~ ,o.m.; Cbolr rtbear10t Woroblp Service, 10 o.m .; Suadly .....,..., p.~ FE~WSIIJPECENTJj:R, p.m. . llal'di!D. C D - - · •pt. t aid · Blbl• ltWb Wtdl .·r .T "tlllwUY. '7.30 p.m.i UMW, second Sol !t R tllllll M FAIRVIEW IIIBLE. CHURCH, Lilort, lluadl1 . 8:10 o.m.; Steoad Ud ..,.a, 7:110 p.m. WednNdoy night Blblt pm. iD'I PrQer Jlrir~. lit Iller· ~,1:311p.m.; IIMYFSunday.lp.m . ~~ 5ebOal 10 DO · u;er, ·W. Vo .. Rt. I, J 1 - Leo.!ll. putor. Wor. lourtlllllllidlyo w«UUp MI'YIOI It 2:311 p. otudy 7:110 p.m. cloy _ ... 7 1111 .. , _ . , Iiiii• ( .... ) puhl 0!'· ,_ Y•• ~.. .o.m.: or· lhlp III'Vktr 8:311 o.m.; IIIUidl)' ldlool11 m. ldUit diGir-IUidly, t p; radiO ROCK SPRINGS- Chu"'h School, 9: 15 o p oerv~, 1:- a .m.: . eventnc 1 m . --n••• __.... 7· ao p m -·~ 1 '? -m· llliWoy''laii'*Y a.m.; WonlllpiOLm.; Bible Study, Wed· - · 7:00p.IQ.; Tbul'ldoy ............ ·.;;.;;;. ·~ lti.i.~ ~ ·I IJ"D -OV Rl-aod, W9:' - y. 7:30p.m.; tiMYF (Sealonl , SUn· 110 1rt~ J~ COVENANT CHURCH, 1:30 a.m.: Wonblp - · Wedll....y LOrd'l....,... aiiiii"Wifl 11111ooa7 illy, I p.m.; (Juulorol overy 011111' SUn· " .-IlL t ' .,~(Riley). D-llundlySc:l>ool,l: 3D a.m.: SCIKJol Ull 1.111.: Woroblp at Clleter,II Guy -llllleo, putor.MI'Yil:e Slllldoy llidwhile IOI,JO:aoo.m.: BlbleStuy, 7 , 10: 30 o.m.; Saadly ...,...., """''""· f : 110 '' fi!IIIY· (~Ill) , P·'!'·: Wedlel'loy Dllelple Clio, 7!110 p. u m. ..., f" C&Nii!R- Cllw<:ltlc'ool t: 15 a.a: Worulllp 10:15 o.m. ' >( u:rw ......_.__ a.m: "'*" ~ Su=• 1<-. ,, ::!i!?~l~El~~~ F~i~K:,.B~'TI!~ '.. •· ; -PfttecOitol. . = ~ ~=•::dy t.: . eo...,....,.., JIAP1'ISt • ::n s=-......... -•11. ~·~r Choir~==·.'~~=·~ . 7 :::::.:=:.:;.':: 3::..-::..=:::: till.-. -alit-'&:::; -p. ::m:'#f·1P.IIl·_ , r-~~UI' lid-. Pl'~.w=~ ~·== ODpiT, ~~BkRCH IIAPTJBT, 521 21111 pro&.w:;w~ p.H~UNESS 1 :! . lt.- Cffili: sa: . • ..~~311a.m.; -~=: $111WJSI..Som~~.::: ---~~. ~k,~.':. ·=· a · ~~~.!'1:"•;.::: · ..,l"!!Y« •. · Mid·r' -· =· -ert -•Y ·f ~,;.,U.t;:· ~:w~..!.•,:!:.....w": 1 ori:.d. .OttaP''PnY:, . .. • ~?:~~~~~·~~~5 ~~ 'lor• w (JIIrop) ... 5 • 1 IIIOWVD.LI: - Moralftl Worllllp, t: 110 ;::, Cllom:ll SclloiOIIO:DO a.m. (f'litreac:e .••'· 9 ) ' . ·• I . d~ ··~'? . f~~ , \•I. ,, ·· ~ ~: .., '·"·~ Wesley Thoene, wilh a project and video concerning histoncal siteS in Pomeroy, was the winner of the Bonnie Marlene Fisher award , at the Pomeroy Elementary School , Academic Fair. The fair, m11ler !he direction of Becky Triplett, was sjlOIISOl'Cd by the Pomeroy Pro. It was held on Monday. Over 200 SIUdeniS. participated iii the fair. The fair was judged by Mrs. Abbie Stratton, a retired Jeacher, John Constazo and William Buckley, Meigs County supervi10J'S. Prizes were awarded for fllSI, second, and third p~ 'in each class. There was also a prize for !he best Social Studies project, the best Language Arts project, and the best Science project. The Bon· nie Marlene Fisher awatd was pre· seilted for !he best overall project in the fair. ~ecognized as winners were: Mornlna klnderaarten: Cody Smith, Katye Daniels and Jeremy Selby, Afternoon kindergarten: Rebecca Houser and Adam Mac· Daniel; Mrs. Blaettnar's fisrl grade: Jonathan Wilson, Caleb Ellis, Christopher Neece; Mrs. Oblinger's first grade: Charlie Filmore, Michelle Stahl, Jennifer Foreman; Mrs. Treat's seeond grade: Andrea.Krawsczyn, Chris · Ward, Michael Stacy; Mrs. Car· penter's second grade: Breyden Haptonstall, Shannon Price, Mark Dailey; Miss Haley's thrid grade: Missy Lehew~ Arica Blackwell, Tim McGraw; Mrs. Zarnoch's · third grade: Todd McDaniel, John , Hin, and PJ Erwin; Miss Carter's D.H.: Jenny Clark, Daisy Spears, and Brian Klein; Mrs. Vaughn's fourth grade: Jennifer J.amben, Amy Johnson, Michelle .Koush; Mrs. Grimm's fourth grade: Ste· fani Pickens. Kristina Kennedy , Patricia Smith; Mrs. Stanley's fifth grade: Scott. Sellers, Daniel Wittekind, Ronnie Hirth; Mrs. Sebert's. rltth grade: . Lauren Anderson, David Anderson, Wendi Daniels; Mrs. Smith's sixth grade: Joe Hill, Jessica McElroy, Whitney Haptonstall; Miss Triplett's sixth grade: Tara Grueser, Heather McLain, Julie King; Mrs:: Stewart's D.H.: •Eric Johnson, Brooke Hart, Barbara Whittington; . Mrs. Kennedy's L.D.: Andrew Ki!Chen and Jason Baggess. •;n Friday, March 15, 1991 ....' ' OUTSTANDING EXHIBITS • These girls won honors at the Pomeroy Elementary School Academic Fair, which was held oo Mooday. Pic· tured, left to right, are Leigh Masb, Best Laa· guage Arts exhlblt, Erin Krawsciyn, wbo woo "The Light of the World" by Hope Moore was the opening of tbe March meeting of !he Asbury United Methodist Women. . Marsha Karr led the group in prayer and Buelah Watd led devotions from Matthew and a poem called "Oethsamine." The group will visit Sine Cera onMay7. There wre 16 shut·in calls and birthdays noted this month are Marie Houdeshell and Mary Cun· cliff. The festival of sharing win be in September and more information will be released later. A retreat was held nt CaPip Francis Asbury ovr.r the weekend on prayer and fasting. . Bernice Winebrenner presented ' a program on "His Greatesl Work." Mrs. Watd gave a reading "Before . Gelhsamine." Marsha Karr closed with prayer and Marie Houcla,melt served relieshmen!S. Members presenl weer Hope Moore, Irene Parker, Buelah Ward. Bernice Winebrenner, Ruth Shain, Marie Houdashelt and Helen · Teaford. ' Wolf Pen .notes Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Frank, Sarah and Matthew were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Haning and Ronald. Mr. and Mrs . Doyle Knal'P· Langsville, were Saturday even1~g visitors of Mr. and Mrs. KeVIn Knapp, Michelle, Amy and Ashley. Sunday visitors of Dorothy Reeves w~re Meliisa Darnell, Michelle and Amy Johnson. . Mr. and Mrs. Donald Russell, Harrisonville, were Saturday visi· tors of Mr. and Mrs. Roben Rus· sell. Bud Lavender and Donna Roush, Syracuse, were Sunday vis· itors of Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Knapp, Michelle; Amy and Ashley. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Lavender and son were also visiton. Tlie U.S. Capitol wu or~&~Ully fle. lliped by Dr. William Thornton, an amaleur arcblteet, wbo submitted a plan In lhe iprlnl of 1793 tbat won him SOOO and a city l,ot· for Best Social Studies exbibit, and Danielle Grueser, for Best SCience exhibit. Maslt and Krawaczya are sixth graders, aud Grueser is a rlftb grader. 't ' "'I ..... ".' ......-.:l . !1 . ' IIi WORKSHOP CONDUCTED • Charlotte Elberfeld conducted a workshop recently for the Chester Garden Club In whk:h memben made their own fans. Pictured is Betty Dean with the f111 that she made. Chester gardeners get workshop on fans . . ACADEMIC FAIR , These students at Pomeroy Elementary School were first," second or third place winners at tbe school's academic fair, which was held on.. Monday night. Pirst, ' ..:') "-:&.,.., ... ,.... ..... . ."''\ .: ~~ ·r.,..K ~~.,~ Clarice Krautter entenained the flowers at Chester United · ; ..:~ Chester Garden Club recently at Methodist ChiD'Ch in March. Edna ~,;,-., her home. Virginia Chadwell was Woods placed flowers in February• .,, . , Opposition fonns were available ·: •·•• assistant hostess. The club collect opened the concerning Petitions No. 2493 and · :.,_, meeting with Maida Mora, vice Madelyn Murray O'Haris federal • •0.:: president, conducting the meeting. · · hearing which would ultima1ely ·~;,:~ Maurita Miller used tbe Resurrec· pave the way to stop tbe reading of ~ , '"' tion and Jesus' appearance during !he gospel on the airways of Amer· . ::~ His last eanhly days as the devo· tea . .,,ttiona! !heme, closing with an Easter . Charlotte Elberfeld , guest • - ~ i poem. . demonstrator, displayed a collec- ~ "1~ · Roll call was answered with tion of decorative fans of both ,.. :r-, members sharing a treasured mem· paper and fabric. She disc)ISsed the · """ ory or memento. Twelve members step in creating the fans and con- ," ·~.: dueled a workshop where members • ..: • attended. - A trip 10 Kahkeena was planned turned the wallpaper and wrapping · ;, , and tbe tour at Harris Farms was paper !hey brought into colorful , ' "' changed to May. The sick were fans, decorating them with ribbon, •; seeond and third place wlllners were booored In noted . Sunshine chairmen for lace and flowers provided by Mrs. ' each class. Not pletured was the morning .,,,. February were Dorothy Karr and Elberfeld. kinder&arten class, whidt also partleipated In A dessen course was served by , .. ,,. Twila Buckley. For March they the fair. will be Mayc and Maida.Mora. the hostesses. The door prize was .. '.: A workshop was planned 10 pre· won by Kalbryn Mora. It was a fan .:.'i 1 pare for a commumty project and madecby Mrs. Elberfeld. ",; , . the spring regional meeting at Sal· The April meeting has been , , ~ isbury School in April was noted. changed to.lhe home of Pat Holter. '·'\' Kathryn Mom will provide altar .....,'" Anr veteran or tamily member '' "' 11 receivmg VA benefi!S and receiv· ing the annual Eligibility Verifica· •. 'J"'' tion Report can bring Ibis fonn 10 the Veterans Service ·office, 114 The Eastern Band recently com· Wilson and Susie Kimes said that ·•· • . Mulberry Ave. in Pomeroy along peted in lhe OMEA District XVII tbe ~d will hold many sectional . : ~~·~ with their social security income . reporl (Form SSA·1099) or any Band Contest held at Athens High pracuce.s, as they want ~o be !he . , , , b School. firs! semors 10 get a supenor raUng : : ·'~­ other income statemeniS. Appearing first on the program, at state in both marching and con- :>~ The offtee will prepare the EVR Eastern performed before three cert competitions. ., M and mail it 10 the appropriate Vet· stage judges and one sight·reading In olher band news, tbe mem-~ r~ erans Regional Office. judge. For the first lime in Eastern bers of !he Eastern Band will be ·.: ' .e history, the concen band received a selling Nesile-Beich candy bars for •· •..i superior rating from each judge. the next two weeks. Profit from the ~: :·~ Racine ball association As a reward for their perfor- sale will be used to purchase new .: ,' meeting is scheduled mance, the band earned a spot m music and help fund marching "' ·oa the state band contest to be held in band for the 1991 season. .,;~ ·· Colwnbus on April 20. In prepara· Sign-up for the Racine Youth ' . Jll\~ League, junior and senior girls and tion for that event, the band will ~ATL'tJ, boys Pony League win be Sa!urday have to learn new music and 1'~~'11 ... w;. from 10 a.m. to noon, Tuesday achieve an even higher level of The Middlepon Child Conser· -~! " from 6-8 p.m. and March 23 from musical perfection. The band also 10 a.m . to noon at the Racine participated in the State Band Con· valion League will meet Tuesday at :,"~•·· 6:30 n.m. This is a new 'time for the · <.';;>o Kindergarten building. Parents are teSilasl year. '·· H' Of the 40 members of the East· meeurng. 1J ~t''l.. 10 bring a copy of child's birth cer· Husbands night will be observed .... ~. tificate if tb1s is the first sign-up. em Band, 15 are seventh graders. with a potluck dinner at the Rock · ~,,. Sign up fee is $12.50 for boys and The next largest class is tbe sopho· more class wilh 11 .. Seniors, Aaron Springs United Methodist ChiD'Ch. ', ~~· $7.50 for girls. Veterans note assistance ready Eastern band competes· . ! <! ~ ~ ·. 't l ii ~' CCL to meet 1-'~ ' ·~ ·~to '" • '. J ,:, 't !( Get Ready••• BEST OP.SHOW ·Wesley Thoene won Best ot Show honors at the Pomeroy Elementary Scbool Academic Fair on Monday night. Thoene's entry was a project and videotape about Pomeroy's his· torical sites, winning tbe Bonnie Marlene Fisher Award. Wesley Is the son of Dale and Nancy Thoene. ,,., "' I. ~ ~~, . •."3 ' Bob's Market 8 Greenhouses, Inc. Maaon, WV and GaiDpoU., OH *NOW .O PIN* FROST PROOF PI ANTS Marc Aaron Hedrick, son of Jeff and Marcy (Sexson) Hedrick cele· braled his second birlhday recently with a party at the home of his grandmother. A luncheon with ice cream and cake was served to '!hose named ·and also 10 Bob, Nancy and Jason Arnold. Marc was visited in the afler· noon by Kim Reed and later in !he afternoon the family ate at Pizza Hut. The Hedfick family now resides in Dearborn HeighiS, Mich. SEED POTATOES ·Irish Cobbler •Red Chleftons l"or Tht I· .u·h G.lrtll·ner .. .Cibb8ge •Bru1RI 8pi'IIIIIS •BrOCCOli •HIIfd Ltttuce •Bibb L.ettuc. •Colllrda •Red Pontiac •Kennebec 'Buy 50 lbl. or .Caullfl~er Just thll Amount you n911d" FROST PROOF PANSIES •• """'•' ........ c .... . •Pansies do their best with ONION SETS •Yellow HOLLAND DULDS .QIICIIOIUI cool Spring lempsratums" Rag. '12.00 Fllt.... NOW "9.99 Rag. '1.50 Pak...... NOW 11.25 •Dahlia• •White .Cannel ·Red •UIIIII •And Morel ...,._...._r_,.•....,.. . .,........,,... IIULK GARDEN SEFD Whlll Hall Runntrl • ACS begins "Mouse" campaign The Meigs Unit of the American Cancer Society began liS "Send a Mouse ro College" event this week. This year the students are asked 10 bring 'in a dollar dona lion or whatever they can instea!l of get· ling sponsors. The "Mouse to College"' event is the only event tba1 is slricti.Y for research. All other fund ra1sing events are to help Meigs Cancer victims in>obtaining help wilh med· ication and transportation to and. •{ PJ ,J Hedrick birthday Golden au- Leu • Tend-a. • Sll- OUHII Green P - • Milly, MIRV Morel Crop • Blue from hospi!als for their chcmolber· apy and any medication ·that they need up 10 $20 a monlh, excluding FOOD STAll'S ACCEPTED FOR PURCHASE OF FOOD PRODUCING PI.ANTS AND SEEDS chemodru~. ,..,., ... w ..... ·"Someumes a little heJp goes a long way for those who need it" says Fennan Moore, director of the Meigs Unit of !he American Can· cer Society. "We are· here 10 help those who need it," he continues. · For more information call the unit's office at 992·7531 on Tues.. day or Thursday, or 992 7231 any other time. ·~ s-.. ....,.,, 2400 F..lerll Au{Ao.K· Kort) G-lllpelk, Oha. ~.. {614)44t-1?11 r,.., -7- ""'"'-7. lJ -7,. ' RL 33 1/4 Mdo Nortlt or p _ _ ..... ..... wv l'hoiO 771-1711 !,1 .... ' ' I> • '-. .,,,;y - ~~ '.,; : • ofl: • · ·..~ .Y. · p~ Lo-'4:: t,~~" ' ' u("w 1 I J • .• AsburyUMW hears "His Greatest Work" . -· '"••...."' • . Academic Fair winners announced .... -. Nationwide Ins. Co. 1 Pige 7 :.... ... ., r------..............;.,.___. ; . .;..,;,...,_____, TEAFORD REALTY . By The Bend ., Thu Measege and Uwrch Directory Spo~r:efl By The.lnte_reated B"'u~eaes LUted On .ThiS Pagf!- The Daily Sentin.el ·~~ . ( - ~· ·---- ·----- .• -,, �. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 8 The Dally Sentinel Page Public Notice BUlLETIN - -- BOARD ,,.,,................. . ~~ BULLETIN BOARD DEADLINE t:3(1 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION ---··goo· rr- Z7.ZIIMI to on IMO ' PICK·A-PAIR SAME LOCATION Use Court Street Entra nee derl.r••.,. degr•• 10' 33" welt 141 .80 '-'ta th• point of blamnlng •nd contolnlng 0.177 ec,.. . TIMr dMCriDtlon .... pered by EvMo. Meahw•n. Hombllton • Tlton. Inc. / I I G_..., K. Wright, A• gilt- Surveyor •1135: lubjeot to •II lopl highwoye, _ , _ , of record - rlahtl of w•y of recorda. EXCEPTING thele~om t1Mr The Daily Sentinel has an enormous amount of Happy Ads, In Memory Of, Etc., dating back at least to 1988. PICtures must be p1cked up at The Daily Se~bnel office before March 30th to avoid being destroyed. a.- ~ ..., on~ Improvement Pro· ject Contrec:t C - S.nltery • - • Syltem - Rutllnd, · Ohio, Mllite County - Bid D... Merch 21. 1981. MAR. 111,17, 11. 18, 20, lite NOTICE OF SALE 9y virtue of •• Or<lw of Sole luued out of the Common Plu• Court 1>f Molge County. Ohio. )n tiMr- of TIMr Horne Netlonll B..k. Plllntlff. •plnn Wllllorm J . Holley, It ••·· Detendlntl, upon • Judament thwein ..,dered, beinA c- No. Happy Ads 5 :=..a:;.r.....-: =~ "" Ved b'( C.H. Wlllorme. T - In reccrded m Vol. 117. Pogd20, Deed lieoorde. Mllitl c-ty, Ohio. FurtiMrr tiMr ..,...,., their helre .,d Mllgne, hi.....y er•nt to tiMr ••n•. her IMrlre end INigne. en - ment In P-tulty In '"d on t1Mr8bove.deec.-pilceof I parcel of lend •• • meono of lng,. .. to •nd egreu "elm on Page 2 tlto edjolnlng rwl -18. EXCEPTING the Ohio River R•llwey 8nd PoPublic Notice Compeny' a right of wey belng lourtHn ' - ' In width, INt on elthw elde of 80-CV-274 In iild Court. I . wHI otter lor ee18, It the te fol-lng dHCrlbed oenfront d1>0r of the C..urt terllne: H..u• In Pomeroy. Meige C..miMnolng 1t • point In County, Ohio, on the 13th 11Mrln18r-tlon of the ulltdey of AprH. 1991, 1111 :00 lng -Mrly rlaht of o'clock A.M. tho following line of s - Number 124 lende.tlnementundpereo- endtheWe~tNneohlldOne nil property, to·w~ : Hundred AQ,. Ll>t Number Situoted In Section 31. 283. uld pol!lt · 8110 being Aonge 12, Sutton Town- tiMr .....,... north-It •hlp, VUiege of lyre cuM. property c""*; tiMrnce MelgeCounty, StltlofOhlo Iouth 2 41' 27" . .d being. P•rt of One w... llong the . .ntor'e Hun*ed Ac,. Lot No. 283 w... property lin• '"d the dear•• ~Uy Public Notice -w•• .... •n :'":..:~• pin.:!.t7 ·~~ POMEROY OHIO LEGAL NOTICE REYNOLDS, INC., 8481 O-nto- Ad.. Mldcle· town, Ohio 41042 1o requeatng MIE - WIE per- County DeN R - •· The above trr:rt••t ~ ....... ldtntllled"' . . ,... oorde of the Melge County A!ldltor by Pwcel No. 20· 00241. lold .... prolled 81: .211.000.00. Twme of s•: C8Jh Reol • • • cennot be e~>ld far .... then twD-thlr<le Of the -oiled volue. . J8mH M. Souloby Shwlff of Melp County. Ohio 131 8. 111. 2Z 3to Iran pin. PMIIng ........ pin 11 1.ZI!Mt; l h - eout~ 4 ....... 10' 40" .... 207.10- to .... edp of . Public Notice 1111 Ohio Rlvw, PllllinU on Iron pin 11 117.73 IHt; thence olc>nglhe river n..rth LEGAL NOTICE 711 deg-. 44' 21" Hel . IN THE 77.22 !HI: tiMrnce IHvlng COMMON PLEAS COURT th• r1v •1 ed rt11 2 MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO 41!'" 2;~ •ot HELLEN HOLLAND, fko 3211.14 ' - ' to Iron pin. Hillen BI.U, Plelntlll "Since 1963". 427 2nd Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio Public Notice lett,..,_ 1 -'*1; g - 31' ....... 14" ...·- 1111 .. 3. B&E SHOE SE'RVICE More Legals of -.; - oontlnulng - tit 31.00 11-dly lllong l8id ....to- .... .... .... of ...... lng • rMiue ot732.71'-'. ........ 1111 .18 .... to .. Iran pin. .... point of ....... nlngoflhetrecthenlnde- PubliC Notice :tAKE. RICKY LEE ET AL · · Detend8nti C•u No. 80-CV-273 To tiMr urillnown halre-etI•~· -t-of-ldn, devl-•. dlltrlbut••· lop..... ed· mlnlltrltO,., .,d If of ••h of the followIn•: • 8 . A.. DANIEL RANDOLPH, drceoled 8. EUZAIETH RANDOLPH, c I C. ELIZA RANDOLPH, de· •-•oro. '"Y· 1 D. ~3r:DA MYERS, De- "'E. ANTHONY MYERS. deculed F. SARAH E. FIELDS, deC8Hed G. SARAH ROOD, decuillcl H. DAN IIODD, DAN RUDE . de-led , I. I. E. ROOD, - l e d J . MATILDA REED, de· •u. C8Hed K. WILLARD REED. 2nd. deculed L. MAJOR RANDOLPH, deoe•led M. DUDLEY FIELDS, dioeN. MARY E. SWIFT, dl· C8Hed 0. MARTHA BRACY. doCNillcl P. DAVIO RANDOLPH, dece•led Q , A. P. WILEY, d-Ied R. WILLIAM H. WHITE· HEAD, de-led 10. Tot1Mrunknownhllreet-lew. nut-of-kin, devl-.lortlll-. •dmlnlm•tori. oxeauto.. •nd dl• trlbutHe. If of JAMES ••Y .. .•• tollowe: •nd If.Vou hweby natHied •nd belnt more de- A.,.. w... Lot w.. Number of One 283 Hundred TRIIIETT. d-Ied: C..mmenclng 11 en Iron IM ulltlng centerline of IIMrt on the 4th cl8y of D• pin In thelnt-otlon of the . WllnUt SlrMI, 1711.00 cember, 1980, H811orn Hotex1ot1ng eou-ly right of to tiMr rMI pomt of blalnnlng lend, forrr111rty Hllilorn ll•k•. · w•v line of Btltl Route No. for tlte l•nd IMrrefn de- plllintltt. tiled her complllnt 124endt1Mrweltlneof0ne ecribed; tiMrnoe South 87 .lgllnet-ofyoulnC••" Hundred A- Ll>t No. ~83; ...._ 18' 33" Ellt •long 90-CV-273 In .... Court of thenao oouth 2 d e - 41' tiMr centerline of, the Ohio C..mmon PINe. Melge 17"-lt•lonat1Mrw8llllna .R- 11•11-y 8nd Po- County, Ohio. •llorglngtiMrt of uld One Hundred Acre Compeny'o right of w..,, Hellorn Holland. formerly Ll>tNo. 293•ndt1Mruletlng _,terllne of Welnu1 SITMt• northeutw8rdly oontlnulng on u - n ••lerut. ••d line ..d with 1.,. thet ..,. detendlnte. Ricky 10181 cletlnCI 01 192 .00 •long •rcofoaufvetolhelolthlv· · LH lllke; u... S.Che. lng.,edluiof711 .71-• larrnertv Lilli Blllll; Juetln 5 HappyAdl dl~t•noe of .141.111 - • o • Clleb 818ke, • minor; Anpoint. .... long ollord of Aid tel• Ruabr; J_.. Ann •rc being North 81 degrlee White end lheile lue Flelde 411'11" e..t.148.301Mtto uch own en undivided • point; 11wnoe North 1/ 12th lnt-lt In lllld ,.., 80 degrMI 41' Ill' hit eltltl deecrlbed m Mid continuing. •long Mid line camp•lnt •• Trec:t 1 end 1411.12- to • point In tho Trect 2. Tr101 1 lo deecrlbed pento,.• ..It property line n ID-e: . end there to termlnote 8nd TRACT ONE: The followcontllnlng0.101eaee. lng . ..._,_ rill ...... Furthw EXCEniNG on lltu•lld In Soetlone 4 •nd tiMr ooulh elde of 'he · - 10, Lirt 11118. Town 4, deecribed l•nd en • - n t Renge .11 a! Ohio Com•• hwltofore ...,...to Glenn PII•Y'• Purcheu. d•ecrlbed Cundiff. Jr. end C8rol Cun- " folio-. to-w~: 1191n· IInke dill, thllr IMrlro end ,.,lgno, nlng olght rode for 11M •nd w - llnee ••d eut of tiMr niJrlhMit oomw the right to en...- .,d molnt· of on IIghty ecrw net of ... ...... land. dHded by Philip The r•l eltlte 8bove de- H1t11r 10 E.M. Kebble, - I t ecrtbed le eubject to oil end' of'l:.ot 1, iiBi - . ....... MMmente ond rtghle -ty-nlnl rod'- ollty• of wey of recor<l. ~=•; tiMrnce north 24 DEED REFERENCE: Yownt -.v-one lume 310, Poge143. M81p rode '"d tltt- llnko to • Apart-time position is open for an activities director for the longterm care unit. Flexible schedule. If interested, contact: Becky Janovec, SNF Director or Rhonda Dailey, Director of Nursing VMH Skilled Nursing Facility 115Vz East Memorial Drive Pomeroy, OH. 45769 (614) 992-2104, Extension 214 EOE Pomeroy I. Nursing and Rehab Center Attention R.N.'s · - ':..':."'= ·.Our Nation' 1 demand for long-term ' cere wlllaxtend well into the 21st century. Join the futura ... Join the Pomeroy Nuraing and Rehab Center · CONTACT: ' Pomeroy. Ohio 46789 Pomeroy Nursing & Rahab (114)112-8808 11718 Rocksprings Ad. E.O.E. 114-"2-7111. DorWin - , _ o..,trninll II Minor IIIII Rl..,.,... -~~.~a~ - l o r _ . , . . . .... 11!1Rd· . miiiJ =--:u:t :·=· -s e · · • •VINYL SIDING M 8 DING •ALUMINU · 1 •BLOWN IN . INSULATION ·We Hawt Chat11'd Our L-tion To II'2 Mi'-- E01 t It 241 though ' ... an • r Chfttir, Oh. BISSELL SIDING CO. NIIW 11- hilt SPECIALIZING IN.. .. . •Custom Bent Exhaust Systems •Complste LineofExhaust Supplies S •Handle and lnattll Monroe hocks ·ComellltdSeeUaForAFreelnspecllon aad Eatlma&e PH. 614·915-3949 IODIIIY ...... .... Employme111 Serv1ces ---·ZMS. AVON • AA ,,_, Col llerllyn AppiiOintl ...nted tor - - oloiicel 1!0111,..., l..,..ed ...,..__,__toP.O. Bol 472.. St. lt. 248 • Long lottorw. Olt. 45743 NO SUNDAY. CAW . 3/15/tl/111!0. SHRUB & TREE TRIM and REMOVAL •LIGHT HAULING •FIREWOOD Bill. SLACK 992-2269 USED RAILROAD TIES 1-12-10-tfn •ciOWAYE OVEN IEPAII . '~~­ Tu"Wiu:ll ReALTY 992-5335 or 915·3561 lena ........ Office ,JIJ I. s-M St. POIUOJ, 0110 l/6/tll/lfn USED SYRACUSE - Clost But Not Seclu~ld - An older home with a new heat pump, new roo! and completely redone in· side. Home has 3 bedrooms, ·sunroom, dimng room, rap around. porch, and a patio. Two ol the bedrooms are huge. Askin& $43,000 APPUAJIUS tOUYWAIUm WUIDS-SIOO., DIYH-S6t ., . 11Ef118EUTOIS-S1DO ., ••u-... ~~oc.--.s•u., FIIIIIIS-$125 ., · BRADBURY- Clou In- Small onelloor plan homewrth 3 bedrooms. Approx. ·~acre w1lh garden space. sto1age build· . ina and nice sitting porches. Newer carpet in some rooms. and a newer range. Rtducld $14,500 •no ctm~S-$79 .,. lEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE PORTLAND- BIG LOT- One stor; home. Acute 5room, 2 bedloom home with attic space for more rooms. One ear gar· age. level lot well insulated for economical living. ltductd $22,500 992-5335 • 915-3561 Acrou Frem riot Office POMEROY, OHD · RACCOON CREEK - A nice camping lot wrth electric and Grey water disposal. Showers and bathrooms really close, also has a frontage on Raccoon Creek for a boat dock. Really nice. Just $5,900 WHAUY'S AUTO PAllS NEW. USED PAthS FOR ALL MAKES • MODELS ; 992-7013 or 992-5553 ot rou nEE 1-100-141-0070 120.000 DAIWII, OHIO R. L. MASH CARPENTRY FLATWOODS AREA- Agrowing area. Approx. 3acres with a peat laying buildin& site or. mobile home sne. TPC·water available. Electric lines across the property. Farmers Home awroved. Almost ready to go, just needs you. · $8,000 . •Geregas •Room Addition·• •Kitchena • Baths •Vinyl Siding •Rte1oration •Repair Work RACIIE- F•lly lltded- For this 11> story home, 3to4 · bedrooms with 4 porches, \1 basement din ina room, family room, and1 small oulbuiklina Good size lot $28,500 992-5526 POMioY r 0110 I .... a.•Garatt• --~~~!~01 ~STIMATES Tab the Pain out of painting. ltt ll!t do it for you. FrH Esti•Gte• «185·4473 667·6179 HAYE IEFEIIENCES (6141 915·4110 5-31-'90 Ill 3-8-'81- 1 mo. pd. CARPENTER SERVICE -Room Addltlont -oun.worlc CUSTOM IIILT .HOMES I GARAGES -E~ •nd Plumbing - Coru:reta wortc -Roofino "At lto•nalllt Pric11" .... 949·2101 or 111. 949-2160 · ·Dar or Night - ·-lot • Eatorlot Pointing CFAEE ESTIMATES I V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 •-•r. NO SUNDAY CAlLS 4·16-16-ttn Ohio 11·14-'90 tin · THE . .IPIIDIIT UIPRCUAMRS and till FLOOI CAll GROOM ROOM •RHtoneble R-'" oQu..hyWork Eat1m1te• •Cerpet H11 Fall Dry Time •High Glaa on Til• Floor Finish ME LIWIS, Ow,.. If. I, ltlfltlltll, OH. •F- Complete Grooming For All Brlltls EMILEE MERINAR Owntr & Opntor 614-992-6820 742-2451 Pomeroy, 3-14·'91-tln Ohio 2-11-tl-llft SIMON'S PICK· A-PAIR SAME LOCATION u.. Court StrHt J&L INSULATION •VInyl Siding •Repltcemant Wlndowa •Rooting •lnouletlon JAMES KIESEl 992-2772 ... 742-2251 EntrCBKt . POMEIO!t_ OHIO 539. Bryan Pl1ce Middleport. Ohio 11-14-1111 2fl I fli/1 010. . FOIIVII BRONZE . •Remodeling and Home Repaira •Roofing •Painting NO JOB TOO SMALL FREE ESTIMATES q CEDAR 4 _. Bullnau ,.. Training - - Clll TodiY, . _ 4111'H llalryolllw . - wv chld1 301-111-31114, 4:00111 1:00 18 wanted.to Do Rlllr1ln Nowflltlouihullem ·-~··r:~­ ....,..._ion fllli.CIII.12l!IB . so• El1.311 ...~ 75 Boats & Motors ..,...,.......,....:;IO:.:.r.:;Sa.::,ll~~- . ; 14 ft. llumlnurn SEA No..,.,. .. _ .. . lo- She~ At The AtT11nr Frfllory. 0 Ta I . lll1op. ~ IOOIS I IOIIflltlll } UPHOlSTDJ . ............ 213·•·· Secend Hand Tufting . Custom Drapes 36 Ye.n Lpedenee 614-992-2321 We S1y Wh•t We Da. We Do Whet w, S•v. 10-11-1 110. Ela"'pm.nt itlawn I O•rct.n Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning . FREE"ES'T'IMATES ,............ . JDS N. Setarlll SIT... IIIDOUPOif, 01110 45760 Office 614-992-2116 IIOME 614-992·5692 DOmE S. liiiND.IIOIEI HOUSES•LOTSIIFARMS COMMI!RCIAL . . We Need Uednpl · . 11-s:tO-Ifll N~tl/11 . ·•: ,,~., "• :~ '• MOBILE HOME FURNACES- HEAT PUMPS All FURNACE PARTS • ' BENNm'S MOBILE HOME HEATING & COOLING · • l.oaltMI 011 SaHertl Scheol Ill eH lt. 141 ~ ·~ 446·t4U er l·IOO-i72·5967 ' • ftii'IIIY 11"1'11. WDDIIDIIIR WI I I IIIIDI ftDMDI'I'I'r · lawn anti gar.,. oquiptlllnt tuMd .. ;:r tutd ltlall11 sharptntd :: far the coming 110*11 :: Get .rour ; -No..-.t, Mhlsorwooduasnimidl~e - ........incll-11•- ~ deli~ery in Pomeror :j oHMtl 'lllltt lar hol.eenold Ult ot!un'o ..,,. 3D·irdllong- and Middleport city :l . ALSO SERVICE WE, CHAIN SAWS ~ ,, :1 .Uses yotK ptHell cennl cl£1 sys1 ~m •Miybt locllod 10 IDOIMOIH>mlht "'"" .SUJNni UNI coni.rudon ' lOAD EV£1/Y 12 HOUIIS CALL DAVE'S SMALL VICKER'S WOOD HEATING ENGINE REPAIR : ·-roy. TII·COUNYY ·IECYCUNG OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 9 A . M. 'TIL 7 P.M. ru H pr dean .. r•ur Dft . . . . ." .. WI l-Ied Off tho ty,..s On 1'llo Co.- of II. 7 I 11. 143 ,_.,, Ollio Pt~Y6ng Cilia for 1lumlnum. CJOPP«, .,..., ltelnla I'MI"•kfm. ,...... . .. elttrnaton and ...... me~~~~•. nell, ltart· .n non· 614-99!-5114 2-21.'tl.l - INOnCE I OHIO VALLEY PUILISHINCl CO. .......... nde thlt you de ....... , _ with people you k.- end NOT ta _.. the mill un111 you heve ln-Tgeted the otrortng. • -·.;n;,jjj, noel- -·-·-·"""' .....: - ar-. .__ ---· ~... · - ...... ...,..ed, Willi Y'outh IMed lla lilY Royal ' DElUXE SATElUTE r :• ~ - - s.ddlor Ueoilllorill Slcicll With l'nint Teck com1:::'4~ And Dtwldor. 11.110. . 4 - · 11,HS. e14o211- - Alftr R..d. IoUth Ill. ~ , , . _ -.114-llllo11114. 1· • 1171 campera & : MotDrHDmn eon-.. .._. 11 ....... Ill, ~lty ft. lolided. 11110 Come"!! .-1m1e 111-411•. worto. - ·-• 11122. 42 Mobile Homel • Scrv1ces Mon, -·-no-telil- !10 ,... - ......... Trlllor Peril on dvor. Very nice, $2A'ftl0. . . . ~. U1t1o Kyger Reed. Dolt, 114417·'1111! . 2 IR en Cllllhlm ,.,., w·-· -llotorolpm.I14UI ....... • J:r· Call oil hook-upe. ......,. lnqulriM only. -77MIII ....,. TrowiAgenoy,"you•ro..... lri .,....... your """ orulu or •genoy , _ 211rllt. .... C o l - . •-II YENDIHCl ROUTE: For Site. 81rong, ootid - -- ·· High rrolllc, -•tocotlonl. oqillprnen1, 1-.zt4-YEND. 22 Money to Loon 44 Apartment for Rent 1---~------1 b r , - ...,..- . - r 11111!1• Ioiii t/2 . . . hit -riD. ol .....wenlll4.- Mil LOANB BY IIAIL ' Up lo 11.000 In '12 lloln. WI - ·t.lp you gel .......... :U~L~~=~~ Loin 1Y 11111. t.eoo.Mt 1110 11Tf\1!!t,_l1f lul•o I Pike fM.IIIorl. from - - - RrJI Es1J1e .. .... • llle On AI Corpetln ltoak. Clot Ocr Price -.r You luy. V... c:.M live 8la luoltof lloltohen Corpolo, R n N..th 11444f.'llt44. - . a - .... I Coneoior _,,._-. 55 Black, brick. - -l!:! Wlnrrln- ..nntlll. etc. , "lo - · 0H Cllll 11424WI21. SWAIN 5I Pets fOr Ball AUCTION I FURNITUIIL 12 and ........ ~ · Ollvelt.,Cielllpollo. -·.,.... - ·... All~ All . _ _ 1111 Cona14-44e 1211. r. 1or ~mo=-==·~c·~·~.,~~~~~~~~~~~~·~a.~II~CIH~. .!!Jum~"!-~~-~.,.~-~W~Mt~.,..:~·~ SNAFU~ by Bnce --·-~·- Besttie 'w.crog~e~--onTtrnloro, :::~old, • 71 Autoe for Sale .- · 1117 c.......... geed ........ 114 Ill I#.C Yorllohll• ~..... " ' -· 1m Dodae .,... 1 - · l11udlul , Martdnfl, I'M-»7m.oo. ,.., 111w1no 1111 - . 11111. "'nt I, IUO.Gll, 1110 Iuick z::.=~.oo or 1m Dlloun 11-10 • ... s bedroom herno. ,... tu,_e, portly tum.-_.__ .,..... ·unlden . ••• ~ TV SYSTEM 79 - ·........ : . ~CPI1000 ' I • -.yi.Bero1tltAOH'Ihre. April t, 1110, Doublo Rog'ed. .........,.....,___ ',. ..., . . 01 belt ¥14- . 1111ng • ...... ......... ~ • Doorti. l'rM .......... 1 111 ue 1111. ~ ·- . -Voa · - · a ro gee c - Rd. Parte oup-' f':o:&':kup, 8nd dollvory. 114- ,,._.. 82 :..,_,_,.,...._ - T--. ,.. !1# onwr, IIM-771- _ · Plumbing & '~ . Heating ... 4-.4- l ...-............. .......... ....,... .......... , '• • •• ; ca.Urr - . NOTIIIIG fUE fO IUYI f ',,, Milo ~ 1111 - · OLll, e14o1411411oflerlp.rn. . Sl B95 Enloy iww ,00 chan...... 8MIIt8-eLIYI u It til~.,••dl :14 ...... .... oludla ••• du. !;ALL TODAY FEIRUAII,'(II'ICIAL ONLY -u-:·· - UphOIIIII'y ZENIX VIDEO . "The bled ,,. - -r ., ntW1 II, I can'l fix the drawbridge. Thl gooclnewale. I'~ 11180 a Mnmfng lnltructorl" ' 1\ .' ~ : - ·..... * -· . toiViitt srmi ... s..... ...,..,_ ...,. - l, · - T-lulona, UNci • : I robu.., elllllng • '"; 114-:Z..II- • llt7l ltW711-2311 ' ·--. ~-· 1172 Nloe, I I '• Acce110rtes .........,, for Rent • lllr, Milt. roll untumllhld. On 1111 101iiilre Phont (3041511-2211elter 5 p.m. CAll FOI I'IKIS 9 AM-7 PM-7 flovso W-.fc Opportunity a,._..... -.-a.•. wv151St 253 West llaln St; :: ' Oh. ! PH. 992·3922 :! 2-4-11 .• Business 21 441-111toaw 4:00. For llenl: I Auto Parts & 76 -ion. ' ,..... - h Glillalollool Dlllrlal. 114lent R;:U:;:SH~f j limits. = For tololllenl, Zbr •loenotcNnt •AIId Muet. Mo,. ';:8;:EA;;T:;_:;TH;;;:E DURING FEIRQARY - Frte pickup and 41 HoU8II for Rant .rtitch Whch •CoMrHI. . ICoflllnt• lqu6pmtrre ~ • 1 34ft. Nouto·Uno Hou- In Excellent Condftlon. Rune Clood And Looloo Clood. LHe Then Hourw on IIG4or.. , , . _ - . ·~711-21110. _ -· F111,111CI31 · RECYCLING NEW -IEPAII - ~=:;:;:1~2~-3~1-~1111=·-:""~J ol Mliiif11H llohlng boo1. lncludH M -or. t14-211-1014. 11114 Fllh I Sid, - . , , 110 Mwcury Trolling IIG4or; Many EX1rlllt14-241-1110i. . 2 would like to Business Services =:..~,;,:,-·""·· e ..,.. . TOOL RENTAL llother of CONSTIUC1lON 7:~ 992·6641 or -~ ~ 698·6164 :'~ Til-COUNTY ROOFING ····2161 Elley - 1 E-lonl PQI -blo l'rofii!CI• ... Coli tor lniannMtcNt. I tl ID OS ..., bv1_ 011 wotbntls. L WrittHI Painting 11511111 ID., IACHII ., 3-4-'91·1 mo. ·;:, ~ OH41t31. 1U 1000 ED. K·-Look1na l o r - IIYI'- 114A'ION I All I · Bhlrley 44Nift, t1t ue Uu. , ..., - . .. .14211. Poftllln. .•'~ Oklorllole-UIIeToOr Aport- In 0.~ tiJMIIII. Bond Any -...uon l'o: 711 Cou~ 81-, Clolllpollo, YOUNG'S BISSELL BUILDERS Howard ' ____ ,.._ ......... •Siding •Co•plete ·-eWing . Stop&CofiiPCire VEIY IIUSONAILE 3 / 1/'11/1 - - CORNEl Of BALDIIIOBAID HAYMAN ROAD -A nice layin& home srte. HIS a du& well and acistern. Electricmilabfe on thiS 2 acre sne. $8,000 BISSELL & lUilE · CONSTIUCnOJ4 LINDA'S 10130flt till Speclall.... lll Clllte• f..- hoolr i -ll-lin Appo!nt_, Secrllerl-. No•-• Com- .... 10 .... medlllo oj>onfnge. No ox· aorlenoe _ _ .,. Nout.. ~uii/PIIrl IbM, hou,. Alii or Pll. Q_ .... ...... bon... JOII, 'AI pold WHkiY- ..... - ...... INTELUOIENCE ........... 118 CUM- DIA. 11on ...... required. Col Hiring._ Colt (1) 31M.e711-,.. .... lor Lori .... - ~:::: 949-2126 F App or t. Situation wanted ·828 _ . , Oh 41111. '·£· Call " FreeEotlmsteo" PH. 949·1101 or IlL 949-2160 Help Wanted 11 1 SO High Sch I Students -·:00 "'11: ·---= . SPECIAL · i QUI-· ~:: 10 SESSIONS- $10 ··- • la.inoL "'' 00 51,000 miiM, excellent condl- : 1ion.l14-378-24to. RUG 100K1 FOil MVI f100 • 11111. No c.n 1 141'7111 .II/OIInl or Pr\11 «< .• 111 • • \inoalnWiy, N.Aurvn,IL.IOMZ 111M. Need- 1111? U,OOO per OIUid ............ No•......... -ion en OO!r .behell• . 1112041. PROM TANNING st • • 810Ughem2-. PodcloriiTCIII. • OrdliWd ...... Feb 111: • ....... Ill, - · F - ¢ltv . . . . H--.114 t4t 1340. Help wanted 11 ~ ·: IMedlOr - -On A l VoU Ply .. ~. And 'IItie U.-Tu_No_ II• 1111 IIIIa Cenlw, 1· tltM1 lUI• .... FOIEYII BRONZE seoo:oo eacn ·~·7714. on0 owner: 1114 Cull- Ct.- .-·==lled-rtor• . . . -- . . -r =-. 0 ~;:================::;-r:========r;=======:::;~~· ~. KELLER'S CUSTOM BENDING 2 tllllon - - ttll " - ~ Oodgo I cy11 ttll P - h I oyl " --14X71-tehomlm llldd~· c.tl Tom AncllrMn 114-11114141 p.nr. I ol • cyllriilor,MI0. ~- . . ,.,. ......., al1h, 1111. Flnenolng Avll(lblo. "Can you keep a secr~t? This Oetlll FrldtiY. - . , ednlon • 2:00 ,.,. lllor: ,... a:!~· 1111 'painting' is actually · my gee. p..........v. aa1dbunw rww tablecloth from Thanksgiving." 8 Public Sale lnlorlcJ!. pert - · vwy & Auc:tlon 1.-----------~----~--------------~n~~~· Root I1 Vinyl FrM: 1!11niJ1o Sklng On_ . , lahull Home. ,_,. • Oodgo " - - -..... aood, • a ... , • 2111. CorUol· Ina _ ... ol 01110, · 2711 1-.....a:30p.rn. tole Help wanted candll,.., ,_ Good ga rnllorege, U,200; - ~=....,.. -Jum-.... ........ ,....,.... ~ 1100 PI, AC, ~... : oxcelllill Noplla.IM 111 II • . Notltt 4th In IIIII# F Itt 2 . . . !IIPilllt end ,.._To~......,.~ 11 ~ Conlrcl, ~;:r...·:.:'=.:~-= 111. 771, 114-21f.1710. ALL,..... - - Be Plld In ~- OEADUNE: 2:00 p.rn. 1hl dey betan the ed lo 10 run. ~ edition • ·2:00 p.rn. 1117 ,_. rellrena-. ...... ~ 112-.lrrr. • -~L_IBG\no• ..- ~.·-=-~ fw bllh, - or Nnt, home, Ill .... on 11. - 8 USiness ervtces · r out1L ......,., IOU7I.- .,._,._ Yard Sale 1 111.11110 • mlleeL-.!',500. n.W., tiM- • :rtt'~.:.:=m.c.- -...,.,.--. Dog, ............. ......... I.-I, .. 32 Moblll Hom• .torSIIII HIIRaoii--PI Lost & Found FOUNO---- hi . MIDDLEPORT- Price Affonllblt- A1I> story home with vinyl sidint insulation, 3 becfrooms,laree livlna room. dinina room. Has some newer ptntlina. $22,000 LeAue Hill. R.N .. D .O.N .• __ ,_._ = 1172--.-.. a..... .............. . --.on - .---.tMIM. Tl/2- v.ry frlorndiJ,• _., ....... o IIOIId -·IOU!&~ ' . . 6 --· =.. ..... .• ........,anil1.......... No,.... z&a .,....,..,.. ....... II u• APPLIANCE SEIVICE HAYIIAII ROAD- Approx. 50 acres of vacant lind.Electnc available. Has agreat wooded building srte. So111e1arJ! trees. I 1- UN'S Pomeroy Nuraing has an immadiate opening for a part-time and/ or full· time R.N. desiring dey shift. Fle11ibla . scheduling, competitive aalary and beneflta offered. .I MEET THE ARTIST 2 -'4FIM e: ,__ 205 NORTH SECOND AVE. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO OFFICE 992-2888/HOME 992-5892 DOTTIE S. TURNER , BROKER . -_____ '....,'1 ..... It .. Or •• Pldl Up. Your ·carHr and paraonal Htilfaction can match your goals in· health care's fae1est growing market - Long Tarm Cera. · ~ Public Notice Lerry 8,._, Clorrlt ~ nortll 20 - · ere ........ "' .... ... further- ..... I l l - . of C..mmon- C..urt, doer- -lorty-llx,.,.. ICripllon '"dathw-ln lnthe-oftltleMtotrHI M.... _County, Ohio. · to • popler etump; thence ..,. _ _,...,.ofMhlrell No.2-lncl roetln-the By Dlene Lynch, O..tv · • - ...,.my-three rode to ...... lnlheoholnoftltleof ''' lptiDn•ofMhl-ln larlcl far ~ b theGIIelnoftlllorret*tT..- 121 22; V uld reol MU~t• delorlled •• No. 2 • being in FriiC.f3t 1. a. 11. 22. 21. etc ., TIIornM Trlbllel Znd; the..,. Trect No. t In Mid oom· s - 1 t, F - 18, ·- t y . - ; .....nl; thet the detend..tl, 01._ Town....'-. ~~n• Public Notice ...;.._...;·•"· - - -; thence .... u n - ...., .. lew. w• -- -~ -::· 10M! d••- .... of kin, .......... die- =:.1~,';-...:':'::: IN THE COMMON •• lhlrty-th- rode '"d t"onty ............ edmlnlatrotowo or tlon 1 ..d. 70·- • • SeoPLEAS COURT OF llnke 10 the .,._ of begin- uoautare; It .,y, of 8IDII of nina. cC>ntllnlng Zl •nd the followMI: DANIEL tlon 11. To- 4, R - 11 . MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ~­ 11/fOth ICNL be t1Mr ume RANDOLPH, EUZAIETH WHEREFORE, P181ntlff JecquellneM. Neve. · Plaintiff :: more or loru. • RANDOLPH, . IUZA RAN· - · - hw title In IIMr E•"'PP - eae of l.,d In DOLPH. LUCINDA MYERS, ukl - · end the title · VI -" p8rl of -ve - ANTHONY MYERI, SA- of the de..,_._ Ricky LH R~y Allen Nove: lot. dHdllcl to J - ..... AAH E. FIELDI, SARAH Bleile, Llorle s.ctle, formerly Defendlnt ·• dolph, •leo . a~ : ecre In ROOD, DAN ROOD, Ike Llll• ....... Junln Caleb C•M No. 80 DR 278 ,,: ........... cor- of uld de- JDAN RUDE, end 1. E. lleke. 8 minor, Angel• NOTICE IV PUeLICATION ., ROOD, DUDLEY FIELDS, Rucker. Jewel Ann White. ecrtbed triCt. s - .... flold• In In thle .... You .,. hweby notlfld ,:;; REFERENCE .DEEI); Vol. WIWAM H. WHITEHEAD. -prapa-• 88t 218 Pege 411 • Vol 288 MAnLDA REED, WILLARD th•t you· h•.. nemed ''" P . 131; Vat.'z77: Po~ RE.D, Z11d, MAJOR IIAN- ==!v=...:"or~:!..: D - n t In tiMr ectlon ... 10011, MeiOe County. Ohio. DOLPH, MARY E. SWin, of Ill .. , _ deflndlnte 81 lillld Jecquellnl M. Neve, ~; Deed R-rde. . MARTHA BRACY, DAVID lloted I n - camplolnt. Fur- Plllntlll. ve. .RIOCkv Allen ~ Trect21o-lbec1Mfol- RANDOLPH- A. P. WI- - -... IIMrt llildHdeln Nwe. D""'ndlnt. Thle IC· lion hel been lleltned c- . ' 1-e: LEY mrt hive_,. clllim ar TRACT TWO: Sltueted In lnte.... ln Mid - · - • by tiMr Cheln of Jltlor ...__ No. 80 DR 271, end le PMd- ;~· lng In tiMr Mllge C..unty ,; 811Ct~nell .,d 11 , Town 4, virtue of the wording of tiMr : = o t . ! R•nge 1 1; beginninG •• the dHde In ukl ......, of title. •rlt!tlon of eold :rroct No. 2. C..mmon PINe Court. S•ld,. .. wee flied on D110em- ~. n..rtheelt _..., of IInde Plllntlff tu- ltltel lhlt Ale~> on • f1n81 -lng tor - b y I. E. R- •tlhe •ny......,. thetm11y ~~~- lhiiC8UMthltthel'llintlff' e ber 7, 1980, 8nd - · CUI•' 00 Ohio Rtvw; t h - n..rth 27 In the --.,.ion or the lrltwo88t In 1M,... - • be tocly of YQur . _ mln..r ohU-' ;:: . . . . , _ - up tiMr r - 18 wording In ukl ohlln of tlltl on -Ill of y..ur will, ... ri>cl.e •'"d I IInke; thence luolcludontiMrtltlotoT- ... off.toiMrrln -.tty. II Jecquellne M. N•v•. The - ...,lfMI 08n Injury be done Complllnt tor Divorce el- I No. 1 .,d ohould .,. ·-· re- the without to eouth 17 . . , _ rode to 81tlike; lhenc. .outh m~>Ved b y - · ofthloooun. 111 wlue; ...-.a. IIMrtthe logeo .t hlt you IMrve been ···•, 31 . . _ , Welt 20 ro4e; Plelntlff fu- mtN reo1 - b e e~>ICI; IIMrteuah ""Hty of gnra neglect of .., .......,. 117 • • - '"Y .,..,. ""Y ~~~- tu- legel '"d qultlble duty end extNme cruelty •• •·..•: 21 rode: thence eouth In the deecrtptlon ar the rlllorf be.pemed • the court Wlrd your wHe 1nd . .k, 1 ;~ . dlvllion of property end ·:.,. 43 deg- welt 34 rode: wonlng In the oonvev•nce• ~- " 1 •- c1 thence e~>uth II rode to tlte of the - • ln. Mid " " " " proper " t rdebQ. ooote, •.nd •ttom•y. b aumlte-. MCjlon 1lne; tiMrnce 91 roda Trect Na. 1 ,,. cured due to Y..u .,. required to ... You ,,. reQuiNd to en· -;to to pt.- of beginning. con· tiHI fllotthlt the Plelntltt •nd 1..; thlo oomplalnt within · • - the Complllnt within . :· tolning 18 10 rode. the detendentl • - •• 1 28 dey• of tiMr lelt publlamo,. or 18u, being tiMr through II In the Plaintiff' • t1on of I hie n~>tloe which wMI -ty-eight (281dlyo' .ttor ,., ...,. promiMe oonveyed by oomplllnt end thllr pNde- be publio~Md once HOh tiMr lall publlcltlon of title ::;. Cherlll lllke. '"d will 10 .....,,. In the chllin of IIIII tor e1J1 111 oonMcutlve Notice, which will be pub· :'! forolx(ll _.,, .Emme S.rller, by w•rr•nty ~· In ec:tull pouee- - · end the teet publici- lllhed once MerGII 30, 1823, •nd elon of Mid - • • - end tlondltewlllbem•dl~>nthe .. cnulv. w•kl. The lalt 11 ,_,...dIn Volume 121, hlv•clll-tltlorofeold,.•l 28thdeyofMorah.1981.1n pubiiOIIIon wMI be on tiMr •, • Pege 221. Deed Recorde. by lnllrUmenll of title 1M wem you ,,. 1n deflult 22nd dey of M8rch, 1881,":,.; TIMrre •re 18.31 In .,d hive - I n po...Mion ot - I n thle ploredlnp or ..d .... tw..ty-olght (281 - . Seatlon I .,d .70 ...,., In of ukl ,.., far more eny otiMrr ....,..,. •• thle Hy1 tar 1n1wering wll com- .~ .. leatlon 11. T. 4, R. 111n- thM21yMre;thott-re tlme,lnthet-tjudg- mence.,. thl)t d•te. In tiMr .~ cluded In thll dllo.iptlon. Noh oftiMr def.,dlntelloted will be....., egelrilt ••h of C.. of your fellure to ••· ' ..· . REFERENCE DEED: Vol. u I ·A through 8·R of th• you Md the Pleintltt. Hellen · __. ' or otMrwiM reapond :,·/J 218, " - 411; Vol. 218, complllnt lhoUid be benld Hal...,d. tu. Holen Bl•k•. 81 reque- by the Ohio ' • · R,.. ol -CivM Procldure, :;•: Pege 13t: Val. 277. .._ by tiMr equltlble -ririe of end the D..-.nte, Ricky 10011, Melge County, Ohio; edv-· po-11lon. LH 1111<•: Soehe, for- Judg~ of deteuli wll be v· Plelntlff turthw etltei thlt ......., Ulll• II.U; Jultln rendered qelnlt you -tor , ,. , Dillcl R-rdo. Subject to !Ill •-mente. tiMr -ndlnte. the un- C•leb lllke• . • minor; An- the rlllorf ·dem.onded In tiMr ,,,__ Int.~ hiiJhwiYL ..._ '"d othw known heln It lew. "'"' of .... Au-; Jewel Ann Comp.. lnt. - · - of record. If kin~ devl-.....,.._ •dWhite .,d S......, Sue Field• · 0818d thle 11th d•v of · minim-., . , . - . •nd will be IMfludaed by thle Februory, 1881 . '"Y· Lerry Spencer. , · Audltor'o Percll Noe: dletrlbut-. If eny of J•-• C..urt to ... 1111 - - • · In Cl•rk of Courto 1109-00148 • 1108-00148, H. Tribbett, ~-. mrt ''" proportion• ut forth, of ... poctlvoly. """ ....... clllm "'........ --'d T...... of .... _ . . . . (21 11. 22; -~ L_~,....;;~lff~...-~~~~~rt~hw~thlt~~ln~u=Md;~T~r~~:N:o.~2~-~":•:••:•lff:J~d:•:••::~>~:d~ · :m~... ::d:aN:m:p~•:•n:•~-~1:3~11~-~·~·~15:·~ · 2:2~.•:•:·----~ au uas POMEROY- PEACOCK AYE.- Completely remodeled wtlll new windows, new carpet. new almost everything. Has adin· ing room, living room, 3 bedrooms, foyer, kitchen with new cabinets, new ~ath, and afull bisement with lots of,windows and its own new furnace. · Must Stt $34,000 Public Notice PubliC Notice gum tree; - Real Eeteta Ganeral £0UAL UO' 3 11 ' OOPOn1'UIOTY . . Friday, March 15, 1991 . Public Notice. 35.00-t~>•polnt;IIMrnoo Hlllornndlvlllk 1d_!;!!!~ownerof .ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR ,· ' �~-- Sentinel Ohio Community calendar Coaaualty C1lead1r Item's 1ppear two days llelore u eveat ud tile day ol t1111 neal. ltems mlllt be received weD Ia ldl'UCe to - r t pobllaldoa Ia tbe cal· eacllr. FRIDAY SYRACUSE. The Meigs County Holiness Assoc;iation .annqal sg;~ng in . door camp m . eeting t Ol!gh Sunday at the Syracuse . Cbllldl of the Nazarene at 7 p.m. nightly and 6 p.m on Sunday. Special millie and speaker with Rev. "1111111 and Mary !(ay Mann. Public invited. · · · : \ . ..' . REEDSVILLE • The Eastern High School Cheerleaders are sponsoring their annual cheerlcading clinic for anypne in grades K-6 on Saturday beginning at 9 a.m. Registration is $5 per participant. Contact Debbie Brooks at 985 · 4152 after4 p.m. · POMEROY· A men's independent basketball tournament will be held Saturday, Sunday and Murch 24 at Meigs High School. Cost is $90 per team, 10 team maximum. Contact Zan~ Beegle at 992-6626 or 247-4455 for funher inform&· lion. HOBSON· Hobson Church of MIDDLEPORT • The Meigs Christ •.nd Christian Union will County Retired Teachers Associa· hold n;Yival tJu:ou&h Saturday at 7 tion will meet SaiUrday at 12:30 p.m. ni&btly With No~an ,Taylor. p.m. at the· Middleport American . ~ev: Theron Durham mvttes the • Legion Hall . Contact Mary E. pub6c. Chapman at 992-3887 for a reserROCK SPRINGS • The Rock Springs Gral!ge Hall wiD meet Friday at 7:30p.m. I! the grange hall. Sunda_, Ylltion. the Racine Kinclerpncn building. Bring birth certifitate copy. Sipup fee is $12.50 fot boys and $7 .SO for girls. ·Happy . TIJPPERS PLAINS · There will be a bake sale on Satutday at the Tuppers PlaiDs General Store at 10 a.m. sponsored by the Eastern SALEM CENTER · The Star Women's Softball team. · Grange will hold fun night on Salurday .at 6:30 p.m. with a potluck · SYRACUSE • Sign up for sum· supper 'followed. by aames. wmer bill tealns in Syracuse will be green. All members and potential · held Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon members are in'\'ited to attend. at Syracuse Elementary. · SYRACUSE - Summer ball ' POMEROY · Pom ~roy Youth sign-up will be ~eld in Syracuse on League will have summer ball Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon and sign-up for llirls anil boys on Satur· Tuesday from S· 7 p.m. at Syracuse day from 10 a.m. io 2 p.m. and on . Elementary. Binh certifteate copies Monday from 6-8 p.m. Bring a must be piovided. · birth certificate copy. ' , SUNDAY RACINE - Sign-up for Racine POMEROY ·· There will be a Youth League and Pony League closed 12-step meeting on Sunday will be Saturday from 10 a.m, to at JTPA offtce in Pomeroy at 7 noon and Tuesday, from 6-8 p.m. at p.m. . Patrick't · Day March 17 •• \... . I:.OTTRIDGE · The Louridge 'Conimunity Center will host a chili 1upper on Saturday from 4-8 p.m. COlt is $3.75 for ldults and Sl.SO for cbllc!Rn under 12. Public is invilal. POMEROY • "Golden Fish" and "Hamer and the W~eky Donut Machine" will be shown at the Meigs County Public Library on Slllllday 11 2 p.m. AU ares children are invited to altend. · RACINE • Soup Supper, Satur· day, at S p.m. at the Sutton United Methodist Church. Two kinds of IIOUP; pies, cOffee, tea and soda will beaerved• . IO!NDERSON · The Gallia Twlrlera Western Square Dance Club will bOld a dance Saturday fralll 8·1 I' p.m. 11 the Henderson eo-nUDity Center. Caller will be Hamer Mapel. Open to all western Style aq~~~R dancers. MIDDLEPORT·· The Middle· ~ Pan ~011111 Leuue sign-up day will ~ be held Sllllnfa~ from 9 •·'!'· to t IIOCJIL An'/ new pllyer must bring a •, Sporta.--·--"-•·~-C-t -8 13 SOC1iona, 120 Pogoa A MultiiMdlo Inc. Nowopop., POMEROY • Meigs County Common Pleas Court I udge Fred W. Crow ordered the Meigs Boat:d of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities.to supply needed services to its siudents and adult clients • w!Jatever the oosi- at a hearing .on Friday afternoon. The hearing was held following Crow's execution on Marth 8 of a tem~rary restraining order. That ?.r;:;~g~ff~epropoMRDsedD laboardyoff . 11 -·.of ~h~mC~':!rdcites three failed levies. in 18 m . onths for financial difficulties leading up to the c:.anned layoffs, which were to . TEAM'S RETURN - University of Rio GtiDde men's ltuketlaall coaeb John LawbOI,'JI, In rorearound at rllbt, comp~menta Rio Grande students, racully imd statr r11r a "class act" In afl'anJIIDI !I celebtadon for tile Reclmen on tllelr , return from tile NAJA National Tournament In •, UP TO '. ·oF FURNITURE AND .FURNITURE-RELATED .ITEMS!!!. ' ' TERM a• • 0111iilll Cotm • COIIOUA • SAIIDEI • CARLYLE · . No ••a tpring and hard-od frome. NOT 1299.97 SUNDAY ONLY S9997 NOW, ONE , II' 0 ... - 997 ' ' (Otlllr U!IIPI ....$100.00 for S50.00 - 1150.00 Limps for 175.00) NOON 'nL 10 PM SECTIONAL Loo10 pMiow boCk with bleck end oliver cover. 3 piece in tho ultlmotoln contempo· rary. , $99997 SUNDAY O*Y lOT $1999.95 . $44997 . SUNDAY ONLY NOT lnt.95 NOT.S2H.95 tulloo• trom SUNDAY ONLY S14997 . 124.95 I'ICTUIES FLEISTEEL SOFA & CHAIR su•n · o~aY ·$ 997 ..... . . $29997 SUNDAY ONLY . 97 IJUI PIC1UIIS S IJ9t.95 PICIUIIS- ...utllut ,...,.., HI• FW SIT NOT $1399.95 SET lnakldlng fllundollon Modfl"''ond $59995 SUNDAY ONlY liT ....AY . .... HI Din- .._. •• NOT '" lllgo. tilt awtvll """"nd t.,. WOGCI 11JH.t~ ~= ::~ Firm quHted mottr111 •d foundlllcna ...,.,52999 7 ~ ' UVING lOOM SIITE = lOTH PIE~~DA\' ONLY $199 95 GLASS TOP DINmt Clear glan top table, " ' - flnllh chal,. with NOT 1599,95 navy biUJ velvet. SUNDAY ONlY ~29997 SET NOT IIJH.95 SIIIIIU ONLY IASSm liNG SlliiiDIOOM SUm ~NIAYOilY$143997 THE LAST 10 HOlliS SUNDAYO .842 2ND AVENUE DOWNTOWN SWIVEL ROCIERS (VELVET) Medium lllue cov•. lloob tmd IWivlil. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO ' SUNDAY ONLY $6997 , · VISA .. I PHONE 446-1405 -- ,__ a . 00~~1 The company also showed that Picarella violated the injunction Feb. 25 when he used a weapon to . fire a projectile through the front door of .the home of an employee currently working at RAC, the · release said. Piciii'Clla was apprehended immediately following the incident by two Jackson County deputy sheriffs, according to the release. The relw did not state if •any action was liken by the court. In a related story, RAC stated that they bad filed a new charge of unfair labor practicies with the National Labor Relations Board based on incidents involving ·Picarella. Because Picarella was an· appointed officer of the union (and a picket captain), RAC asked the NLRB to seek injunctive relief to prevent the union from committing further violations of federal labor laws; the release said. More than 1,700 members of.the United Steelworkers Local S668 the event were (from left): Gallipolis City Audl· NEW FIRE ENGINE- The GalllpoUs Vol· who worked at RAC have been off . unteer tor Debbie Hughes, GaUipolls City CommissionFire Department recently received a new their jobs since Oct. 31, 1990. er Louis Pasquale, Assistant Fire Chief Silas nre enJIIne, valued at more than $139,000. The Ravenswood Aluminum Corpora· Hamilton, Fire Cbler Illy Busll, 1nd City Man· 1990 Ford truck wiD temporarily repla(e a 1954 tion, bllsed in Ravenswood, has a ager Dale lman. (T·S photo by,Mellada Powers) model that has been out ot service. On band ror reduction and fabrication plari( in that city with the annual caplicity to produce 360 miUion pounds of ~ri­ mary aluminum and 600 millton· pounds of fabricated producL The other ·inSiihttions funded are RIO GRANDE - Rio Grande versity of Rio Grande, through the community college. Owens Technical College-South, Community Colleg·e has been The regents said that in addition Findhiy , $50,0.00; Washington awarded $140,000 in capital approto each instiruUon receiving a s~are Stare Community College, Marietpriations from the Ohio Board of of the appropriation, the institution ta, $226 ,500; and Youngstown Regents for the construction of a must match the state award. . State University, $83,500. child-care facility , the 'regents By United Press Iatemadonal announced Saturday. · Rain is expected to gradually spread over Ohio Sunday into Sun- . RGCC w~ one of ~our institu· day nighL • ttons to .recetve fui)dmg fo~ the High pressure was still in con- construcuon of a day-care facthty. POMEROY · A Reedsville County Prosecuting Attorney trol of Ohio's weather-ly Satur· · The four were cho!IC!' from a field man entered a guiltr plea to a Steven L. Story, is often referred to · day morning, with cl- sides the of 14 r~uests totalltng more _than reduced charge on Fnday for his as the "imperfect self-defense". rule over the majority of the state. $1.6 mtDIOn, more than tJutA: ~~!Des role in the October, 1990 death of Story stated in. coun that he was Early morning temperatures were the. amount of the appropnat1on, his next-door neighbor, Edmund willin$ to go along with the plea in the middle to upper 20s. , wh1ch totalled $500,000: bargatn agreement because he Shamp• · A storm system organizing over A ~anel .of c~pertl m the conJohn M. Causey, S6, pled guilty believed that C.usey WIS attemptthe Southwest will move east and strucuon, ltcensmg and manage· to a charge of voluntary ing to protect himself and his sill spread moisture northward from ment of day-care centers was con· manslaughter before Meigs County :ttM old grandcbUd, who. was in the the Gulf Coast. Hence, clouds will vened to eva!~ the~ and Common Pleas Court Judge Fred room at !lie time of the shootina. increase over the southwest third of develop fun!llng recom~D!'s. W. Crow III on Friday. He' was 'In addition, family members of · Ohio Sabtrday night and llllltewide The cap1tal budset btU wh1ch indicted in late 1990 on a charge of the victim, namely his widow, his on Sunday. establl~ed th~ !'flgher Edu~at!on murder, after Shamp was shot in mother and his brother, were in the ·Rain Is ex~ted to· develop in Day Care Facthty 1J!propnauo.n the face with a .20 gauge sho'IWI courtroom on Friday ancl voiced southwest Ohto by midday Sunday ~.B. 808: 1990) !CCI~ that 1":1" · at Causey's residence following an their approval of the pies barsain 'ancl spread over all but the eastern only be gtven ~ !~!~Ututtons With· apparent domesdc dispute. agreement. third of the state by Sunday night. .~ut day-care factli~~· tu;td to pro· Causey, who hid origiDally pled That agreement includes a senRain will spread over the remain· JCCts where the fll:il~ty wiD be used not guilty to murder, was tepi eaent- tence to the SEPI'A Center in Nelder of the state Sunday night and . as a classroom 11'111111!g lab.for day· ed in court on Friday by Meigs sonville for a period of 5-25 years perlisttlllewide into Monday. care preschool centficatton pro- County Public Defender Charles H. and ~ ourt costa. Judae Crow did Saturday night will range from grams. . . not sen~q~ee C.uaey on Friday, actthe middle 20s over pans of eastern An associate degree pro~ m Kni~untary manslaufhter is an ling the sen~encing instead for Ohio to near 40 in the extreme preschool and day-care educauon aggravated felony o the first April26. southwest. was ·established last fall at the Uni· degree, and accordina to Meigs ca'usey pleads guilty No•olglc deltl king alzo bod. 2 night tables, ormolre chill, dN-r with wing mirror, . " Cabin shot acrossfirom.· RA.C 1 forecast $69997 EMPIRE .FURNITURE .COMPA.N¥ c-mA:rv ONlY $79997 Sot. end Chair. Mauv• Color. 4 colora of 2 plec:o -tlonolo with reclining ends. , ' CONTEMPORARY DINING lOOM Oek :.'\':;..;'"oi.!r':":..:,::~ro.IMito. NOT S149US 97 . .based on evide~ ' tBAA~ie , Good, 9f MiU!YOO •Va~·. and James Picarella of RiP.Iey, W.Va; had vi<1~ .die coul1s injupctipn orders on 0Cc.' 7, 1990and,Feb. 8 was presented to the court. '-< , MRDD the _ Th~ comvany presen!ed evt-_ ' MeigsCounty .Cciiunisitio'itera; the ~~C.e to tl!e, .~.Q!.i~Ol,tng that ·""""·vldlited the rob. 10 by a~ng at the plant's closed constr11ction gpte and bY. using it weapon to lire prc!jectile at RAC employees who were driving south .Rain in Ohio SECnONIL WnNCUNIH · IIIIGSIU MAmiSS SIT $149"7 :r . $19997 sutton Dill' SI.-AY OlllY DINETTE & 4 ""AIRS RavepswoOd Aluminum Co~ tion recently petitioJI~ West Viiginia Circuit Court to hold two members. of tile sleelwoikers ' uni~n' i!l Oooten\p\,lic:Cording·fu .a . company news releaSe. · ·"<••n '"'•'-'L"""'SiiC.{r ;-apeution '· , There-· ranging from administrative staff Meigs MRDD board, the St~te Superintendent Lee Wedemeyer Department of Mental Rewdauon had discusse~ pendin~ cuts w_ith and its director, and Judge Crow her on numerous occastons, staUng signed the TRO preventing the lay· that cuts in any .department would offs. · be harmful. The complaint, sworn to by . Eblin stressed the community MRDD employee Melva Eblin, placement program for adults, alleges that the layoffs and subsc· wherein clienta are placed in jobs quent service reductions would outside of the MRDD's sheltered cause "irreparable and immediate workshop. · harm and injury" to those served by According to Eblin, . thos.e the program. . clients employed through this ~ Eblin, several other MRDD gram have been forced to resign employees (all of whom would their positions due to the MRDD have been laid off had J,udge Crow board•s inability to pay job coachCs not siJ:'.,';d the TRO), MRDD · and suppon staff. Many of those Board ident John Lentes _(him· Meigs IndustrieS"Clients arc now self an attorney): Joan Cottnll, an back to work in the workshi!R, adult ,MRDD chent, parent~ and . According to Eblin, this has affectguardta~s of ~tudents and chents, · ed their self-esteem and disrupted and a fmanctal offtcer from the the work environmenl at the workState MRJ?D Board all took the shop. . stand 0!1 Friday. · . · . Jerry lies, a physical education Ebhn, an employee of t~e teacher ai the school age Carleton MRDp board for 9 ~ gave an School program. Betty Smith, a o_v~tew of .the l'fllagllll ~: ~PD- • .,wo,uhop specialist, and Sue Kibstuo~, dclailtnB ibe·ilirCo ·teVeJs.of ble, 11 jOb coach, gave similar ~ti­ servtce ·pre-school, achool I&C,!I'I 'mony to the effect the layqffs . adult, According to I;b1!n, MRuD , (See MIWD, pap A1) Regents partly fund RG day-care unit QUIEIII SIZE MlniESS sn ' ,,,.7 ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$699 . . -· OlllY $2 4997 Quilted mottrMI with motchlng toundlllon. Modlum Firm, S59997For loth .,.,,.._., WINGBACK CHAIRS SUNDAY ONLY , . SLEEP SOFA/UTCHING QIAII Blue _,ftay .....,... m . .hlftg 10f8 ll'ld ohM. lm-lnt q...., ...,.,.,, Dark brown velvet with OuiMrt Ann lege in cherry. NOT 1349.95 tronwWNDAY ONLY S19997 d,riWIII SITS • AniiSS . ·Dro-r with wldo tromo mirror, 4 dr-• chit, full or qu10n aizo panel h.,dboord with 14 $119997 loth Po. SUNDAY ONLY NOJ '1611.00 I I - cushion pillow top bock aupportor. Tho ultimate , In _,. comfort ond support. · · , · "JIMSON" 5 PIECE COLONIAL IIHOOM SUm - -· 119,95 PICTUIES lofo ond Mllahlnt choir. Colonlll IIYio with . Jpoonlbeigo/ruot plold pallom. , NOT '"" 95 $6997 . UP TO 720fo OFF . SWIVEL ROUERS faL Sill ' SPRING AIR MATTRESS SET SUNDAY ONLY Wood Fromolwlnl lloctc.n, 3 colore , VANITY IENcH CORNER HUTCH Rualic bunk bedo Including buill on ladder. Wood oido rollo built to U!kethe puniohmnt. Sundloy, Moroh 17th, 1111 ond contlnuu for 10houraonlycomlngtoodouot10p.m,Sun· dly night. This to • dl-111 ond 111 purchoud ltoma muot lie orrongod for dollvory lnvnodill· tolyll PurPC>oo oHhta utolsto bolonco inventory ond lncr- cooh flow. This firm is not going out of bualnou. Ook llnllh vonlty ond _ , , . bench, mirror Olk tlnllh. 2 gl- doors top; 2 - · on bot111m. BUNK BEDS be ~of::IMpu,.bllc or .. to 72d%flo1frn Nollcoll 1111• 11 II . . n11 ol•v of uld ·--· I I lllo wll com-nee 11 12 o'clock high noon, ,... · 'l'he PORTLAND • Deputies of the wall and damaged the inside wall Meigs County Sheriff's Dcpan- and cabinets. The cord to a cloc;k ment are investigating a report of a was cut by a ~ullet and the cloc:k 'shooting incident that allegedly stopped at8:SO'p.m. . occurred Monday ·evening across . A neighbor reported to deputies :from ibe Ravenswood Aluminum that he heard shotS around 9 p.m. Plant. , b~t heard no ~i':le. A spc:nt carThe report stated thai 011 Tues- tndge was fouollm the driveway : day morning the department was andanother.alongtherosdway. ootilied ~ a cabin along the Ohio . The owner advised that the last River on Route 338 across from the• person left the cabin around 6 p.m. p)ant had been shot up with what is on the day of the YIIDdalism. ' · ·believed to have been an automatic · Sheriff Soulslly advised that the weapon . Tile' cabin is owned by information concerning this inci. Roger Keller, Route 7, Pomeroy. dent was furnished to the Federal Deputies report that the bullets Bureau of Investigation (FBI). The appeared to have been full-jacketed . investigtition is continuing. b,!91eis th" penetrated the outer lAST AND FINAL DAY SUNDAY! ' ......~~~... THE LAST STATEMENT LAMPS . AR goods now w.,.houlld or dlapllyod cturnl· •19. 911 LAMPS.... tu,. Md turnlturo Nlotod Items I will ottorod '29.911 LAMPS.. .. 038 I&' rsMPS • .... ••• Poachued nemo m'uot be paid for lfy cash, peroonol chock, Yl•. Moot.Cord, or ICCIPI•bl• credit ""pllcotlon. FrM dolivery ond 8 montho umo oa colhllnlflclng ovolllblo. No quontlty guoront- oxcopt for ono odvorlilld Item. Ev.ythlng lo offered on-o llrot come. llrot od beals. FurnltuN ond lurniiiiJO rototill ltoma, ...anT • PLIXiliEi; • &II • • 1111. . . • -IIIIL • UIIGII • .GUilD • 'ILACISIIIIH ·RECLINERS In cloth. , ~AV)!~SWOQP- ,.., Tufte~ bod& rocll-. 3 colora f.! Kan111 City, Mo., Friday nl&hl. Members or the . team and tbe coaclling staff are seen in the back· ground. The Redmen, c1!11111plons or District 22, advanced to the second round· or the nationals before belna eliminated Thursday. Additional photos are on A-3. ·~RAC asks court to hold ande~oo:i!~e~~~=:y~ ·uswA members in contempt ·.·:~iiOr:~i.ao~~: ~ts~= ~ainst . . SlaP • By QRIAN J. REED Times-Sentinel Starr . ' I PURCHASES MUST BE PAID FOR BY CASH, PEISOf4AL CHECKS, VISA, MASTERCARD AND/OR ACCEPTAILE CREDR . ' APPUCAnONS - ARIANG.MiNIS FOI DELIVERY OR PICKUP OF PURCHASES MUSt BE MADE AS SOON AS POSSiiLE HOUR · SALE . ' AVAIL~BL£ cop)' oldleir llirib certifiCate. MIDDLEPORT · A pancake brlltfeal will be held Saturday aoonlll the American !Ill Foanh Street in AJijl«eodl from the II f,OIOI•d the Meigs ~ Solp Bolt Derby Assoeia· lion. ' ' Mosdy cloudy. Cllance of rain 60 percenL Mlddl..,ort-Pomeroy--Gidllpolls-Polnt Plnunt, March 17, 1991 6 MONTH FINANCING ' · MID~RT · Wyan .Brown :or t&e"Kenneth Hagin Crusades :will conduct speeial services Satur· day at7 p.m. and Sunday atlO a.m. at the Rejoicing Life Church in Middleport. Call 992-6249 for . men information. Pastor Michael · l'lnliO invites the public. ---o.... Edllorl.t- - " - ---,A-2 F.arm--.. D· l -8 clients, judge says • NO LAY-A-WAYS *FREE DEUVERY · ' No·. e UNPRECEDENTED-. .•JICfJ Plaine VFW Post 9053 and • t Claaollleda..-"---D·l-1 DeathL-- - -- A·S · Weallltr- - ..--..- ... A.& ' All MERCHANDISE.IN WAREHOUSE AND/OR ON DISPLAY WILL BE PLACED ONTO THE PUBLIC MARKET FOR RELEASE DURING THIS .... ruPI'BRS PLAINS - The Tup· ' ----- D-1 MRDD.must serve w· ' BUll-- -------------------------- Run.AND ' The youth group of t1Je Rutland Church of God will hold a c:arwash on Saturday from 9 a.m. tci· 3 p.m. at Pleaser's in ·. Pomeroy~ QJI Jane Barber at 742.2060 for infcirmllion. .. .CHESHIRE • The Cheer ,Olympics will be held Saturday at It Kyger Creek High . Olmpeliton will feature 11 ·elementary cblerleadinl squads. . :AWIIdljiUeilted in cheer, dante, 'lqlirillllld IJIIId champion and all .sw f!beerleader squad. Public ·invilal. . Nature trail built at Camp Kiasbuta by Ohio Copyrighted 1H1 dmlle1 at the Wilkes Grange Hall 0 on Sllurdiy ffum 4-7 p.m. Cost is $5 lOt ldults ·and $2 for children under ll. All proc;eeds will go toward the renovation of the Wilkes Orange Hall. ' AloD& lbe rlver- - -8-1-8 Comlcs-- - - - -1-11 Civilian Conservation Corps • B-1 Vol.~ S.,_TVRDA'f . · ,Au~H~ will have a round and jlci.UIIe dance on Saturday from 8. " ;t l !30 p.m .. featuring the Alvin t' ',Scbults Band. Babd goods' wiD be Jsold and refreshments will be avail· •· 'ablo. Admilsion is $2.50 for adults .and Sl f« children under 12. Pro· · coeds benefit building fund. Inside INVESTED PARTIES GIVE FINAL ORDERS•••.IT'S ALL · w.1LKESV~ • SJIIOJl&Sbord /1 29th annual Spring Coin show Sunday, March 24, at Holiday Inn, Gallipolis • B-3 ' MIDDLEPORT • The Return JOIIIIhan Meigs Cbaptrr, Daughters of the American Reyolution will celebrate ,its <;:harlu Day luncheon on Friday at 12:30 p.m. at Overbrook Center in Middlepon. DAR . Good Citizens Wi{lnet ·and the Ameriean History Essay Winners ',Viii be llonored. LONG BOTTOM • The F11ith Gospel Church in Long Bottom will hold special singing and preaching with the Dailey Family on Friday at 7 p.m . Rev. Steve Reed invites the public. NCAA tourney resumes today- C-1 St. . TUPPERS PLAINS • There will be a rOulld and square dance Friday from 8·11:30 p.m. 'at the Tuppers Plai~JS VFW Buildins featuring "Fo11Jy Mountain Drifters" and Alvin Chutes on the Iiddle Arthur Conant will be the caller. Public Invited. ' REEDSVILLE • There wiil be a 'i!ake sale on Friday at Reed ' s Coonsry Store in Reedsville at ·10 l.in. sponsored by the Eastern Women's Softball ream. 75 cents '. . ··'- ( ~ ' ,. -- ·----",f. :.-:--+- - - - - � 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 03. March 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 March 15, 1991 betzing carper gilliland greene roush