https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e1e845123dadc949c791acaebb549b39.pdf 4e95f9a29e48dc75a207fb27b476d0e3 PDF Text Text ~OJ' Mltllpo.""- Ohio · Coping 'Yith older children problem for 'stepmom , De~r ADD .Lucien: The 1ssue , here IS stepcluldren. Bolh my husbm_KI and I ~ve them, and we are uymg.to beflllr. My chi~ an;, lOis. and '!iS are coU~ge·!l&e· Hank has to adjust to havmg lillie ones around again, and I must adjust to having · kids old enough IOdoas they please. Th' · here ha ll'liuble The • ISISW we ve· : • b1g guys have never been asked to lake OUIIhe trash, clean a bathroom or hang up their clothes. When Hank asks lbem to stick around and help . out, they always have plans and • leave. say~, "Oh :-"ell, they're grown. I say, If !hey re so grown, how come_lbey ,an; s~ living with us and paymg ~ng? . Hank says his kids have a nght 10 live here just lilce mine. I agree, bu1 his aren't youngsters anymore. I'm only eight years older than his old, est son. . . Why doesn't Hank see that hiS sons aren't learning how 10 function in lhe real world when !hey enjoy all the privileges of ~ul~ and ~pi none of the respons1bibt1es? Their dad has !fe tn ed to get !hem II? pay S10 a wtek to helpw11hgJOCenes, . The 20-year-old has never g1ven m dime, and "!s dad hasn't p~ 11. One day last week, Hank lost his temper and lhn:atened to put the kid's belongings on the porch if he didn't start helping oot. Ten minullls later, he t · after h'nl and nnnl . wen runmnp; . ,1 . . :-r-ogized because be didn t want h1m 10 be mad. What can I do besides be patient and .hope they leave before I'm on Social Security? .. STEPP~D ON IN FLORIDA . _DE_AR A.OR!DA: If ever I saw a SltuabOII that cnes out for coonseltng, it's _yours. As thing~ stand, eve· rybody IS sure to lose. S!"'O the rna]Oilty of second· and lhird-marriage failures we caused by prob~s with the SlllpChildren, I suggest that you llllike an appoinanent w_ith a family therapist IS soon IS posSible. Dear ADD LaDders: Please say a word on behalf of aU the lonely and rejected children who pever get in, vited 10 birthday ~arties. Children . to aslc:_ attractive and popular , r:oo cwsm~~~e~, beclll!lelhey want 10 get ontho~sideoCihese "Slalll." In a way, It's a social bribe. ~arents, please encourage your 10 marry a woman OYtl' 40 bec:al Ann Landers k.d-tk a Pick 3 472' Pick 4 9030 Tl_.,_..... ... ~~--••••IIIII••~~!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~-------. ·: · ~ MOM DEAR MOM: You have made splendid suggestion, one that I hope will be tal!-en seriously by aU parents who read this column. Children need to be taught kindness at 81! early age. I can think of no better way than by pointing out that lhey must include classmates and acquaintanCes who aren't especially good-looking or popular. .This can make ~ big difference in lhe way a child thinks about relationships throughout his or her life. Dear ADn LaDders: A man · I work: with has a lovely wife who is about 35. He keeps saying if anything happens 10 "Erma,• he's .going • Jayhawks "They don't ' yell . .,_, ~L w~~C::!~~'"' · ?HowCIJII""ll They don'tsweU 'te ·· ,.. """' "" ANN LANDIII! "19tlt,W.4.... fulls hell.• <10 you~:! ~=:f ~:::::;:.~~{. children 10 invite two or three class- this creep's reasoning? _ SOI!I'H How 1o Deal . \viM lr, HIIW 111 Con· r en..... w,....... . mates who may not be at the top of BEND · ·. · • their friendship list. It would mean DEAR S B . The cree 1 • q~r It" will giw 'JOII 1M ~rs. ' I~;.---~::;~;~~so much IOtbe ywilgslm who ateil't ·-~en Th..:.. da .. P 15 m•s· s~nd a s~lf :ttlrlrrqcd,)olll. busi· ~ ""' • ys women over 40 'ness-siz~ ~11Vdope 111111 a cllet:t. or c/o ANI l..twlers, P.O. Box •"'M outstandingoracoomplished.I~ yeU, they teU and they aiso sweU trWIIe•ortkr"'·$3.65(1/W)/u:htMs · chicago,/U. 606Jl.()562. (/11 Ctut• 1 "' because my 11-yw-old son is Cine ·And ofrt:n tbeir 'tude 15 · essecj ' ,. of them... CARING COLORADO gnlll ex~ postage and /uwJlillg) ro: Alcollo/, ada. send $4:115.) • Whai Ohi«l .LOttery Sooners roD over ' • .. STOll '101•40. No.205 , Copyrighted 1180 OM.YI " - . I'CI By CHARLENE llOEFLICH Seatlnel News lltaff Meigs High School graduation was set tor· Sunday .afternoon. May 20, at 'l'uesday night's meeting of the Meigs Local aoaril of Educatlon.1 It was noted durlng 'the meetIng by_ Supt. James Carpenter that school will continue through May 25 but due to the ·M emorial D!lY activities of the weekimd ~ iiili &!! Pomeroy-MiddlePort, Ohio, Wednesday. February 28. 1990 following· that date, the May 20 . date was recommended: The superlntendent !\ISO reported that like last year, seniors will be required to attend school on Momday and Tuesday after graduat!on. Treasurer ·Jane Fry reported lo board members on the !!nan· c!al· condition of the district . Sbe sald that unless something un- · foreseen comes up, the budget 'j 17 oz. 17 oz. ... SUD.AFED 1 •• NASAL .DECONGESTM(T 24's REUEVES NASAL AND SINUS COI\'GESTION DUE TO COLDS OR HAY FE.'VER Two Year Test Drive ••• . ' ' ,, .; leadership "to on track. " He says !nforma!lon coming . out of Columbus ts that things in OhiO are bet~. ''Things are not better," according to Volnovlch. maay years Ia p11bllc ornce, Volnovlch says the GREftiNG A FRIEND - OeoJ'Ie Volnovlch, who quotes ' such statistics as one of whlcb he Ia most proud Is tile Homestead for 69vernor of Ohio, lakes Republlcaa caadldate ,. Oblo ranking "46th In creation of ExemplloD Law which benefits senior clllzens a moment foUowlng his speech lhls momlnl In long term jobs, 42nd in creation and which be was lns&rwnenlalin get ling passed. Pomeroy to greet GeDevleve Well, Pomeroy of short term Jobs and 47111 In the BLAST OFF! -The space shuttle Atlantis rille~~ from la11nch pad Vlfllble In the background Is Meigs County rHidenl. Volnovlch spoke to approximately 90 .length of time It takes to put an 39-A at .the Keaaedy Space Center early Wednesday. After a En~tneer PhUip Roberts. people In a ~~-to~retber at tile St. Paul Lutheran umemployed person back to post-Challenger record of five delays In stx daya, tbeshuttlefiDally Church. Among his accomplishments during lifted off carrying a five-man crew pn a secret military mission. :• · work." (UPI) . Volnovlch admit ted It w!ll take ·the votes of Democrats and He pointe(! out I hat for the first government. There's a right way If the Volnov!ch-DeW!ne Independents, as well as votes of tlrile in 25 years, a Republican and a wrong way. And the people team wins in November, Voino· Republ!cans, to put him in the candidate fo r governor is ahead who are In charge now are doing vlch promises to have " the governor's offici>. Buthefeely he of the Democral candidate In the It the wrong way. The people who . toughest ethl~ laws in the, can get those votes and pointed poUs . "And those are Independ- are part of the problem can't country." He says 'he w!ll not out that he has done it In lhe pas I ent polls, nol my polls," he solve the problems ," he said. Se allow his cabinet members to be. ''because voters know George laugl)ed. then pledged his " loyally to the paid lobbyists for outs ide consatellite payload to fly over more Volnov!ch is a good'-governCAPE CANA VERAI..;, Fla. But he also stressed that people who put me in public cerns and he w!ll ·"just about than 80 percent of the Soviet ment man; an honest man and a (UPI)- The,m llltarycrewofthe "there's no Republican way and office' ' and not just tci the eliminate no-bid contracts. The Union. . shuttle Atlantis blasted into orbit man of Integrity." Contlnu_ed on page 5 Democrat way to . run state Repulican party. " It was tbe brightest object In . Wednesday, streaking up "the Eastern Seaboard like a fiery the sky," said Mike Robertson, ~ comet In a spectacular nighttime launch visible from F1orlda to was the space shuttle." Delaware. Said Officer Jeff. Edwards of A manhunt was underway in a Involved In the hunt this morning son, VInton •. Athens and Meigs S.R. 7 at the junct!on of Little Carrying a top-secret military ·the Mur!reeslioro, N.C ., poUce four-county area ,today · for. a and aircraft had been brought In Counties are searching the area Kyger Road. satellite In Its cargo bay, the $2 department: "It looked kind of Wilkesville area resident beto assist In locating the suspect for the suspect. · Larry Stanley , 45, was cited for b!Uion spaceplane vaulted away l!l!e an airplane only quite a bit lleved to be a sus~t In a according to the sheri!!. The In other patrol news, Mathew not maintaining assured cle.ar from launch pad 39A at 2:50a.m . brighter, with a tall, kind ofllkea shooting early this morning In name of the· victim was not . C. Davison, 16, PSR, Gallipolis, distance alter his 1979 Ford F-100 EST, six days . and five ·delays comet." · which a woman was killed. released. was cited for failure to control piCkup truck hit a 1980 Mereu ry • behind · schedule. and majest!- · According to Melgs County A spokesman at the Jackson after overturning h!s ' 1985 Ford Cougar driven by Zachary s. cally thundered loward the heav- . Just 8 ~ minutes after liftoff, after passing about 10 miles east Sheriff James Souls by. the local Dis trlct Patrol Post said around LTO and causing heavy damage Taylor, 18, Rt. 1, Gallipolis, and enS atop Incandescent jets of !Ire. of Cape Halleras, N.C., Allan- department has several men in 11: 30 a.m. today lha an Oak Hill to It In a one-car wreck Tuesday caused a collision between Taywoman was kllledbyanunkn.own at 10:20 p.m. In Green Township lor' s Cougar and a 1985 Chevrole t t!s's three powerfulmalnenglnes the area searching for the "Roll program, Houston!" 1comrnander 1 John shut down as planned lt'h th suspect. assallantWednesdayat6:50a .m . on S.R. 141 at milepost 15. Blazer driven by Catherine E. ••J .O." w e The suspect a · llegedly shot· his dl about 100 m!les east near Jackson at the junction of Davison was hea ng east Workman, 34, of Middleport. spaceplane ·Creighton radioed , mission conor Atlantic C!ly, N.J ., and more girlfriend in the head with a U.S. 35 and S.R. 32. when he slid off the left side of the Stanley and Taylor were dr!vtrol!n Houst9n as the 4.5-mllllon100 miles up. shotgun after she got out of his The woman, whose name has road, hitting a culvert before lng north when Taylor slowed .to than pound spaceship wheeled about C,reighton and co-pilol John car near the Intersection of State not been released pending not!fl- overturning and corning to res lin turn left to Little Kyger Road. to line up on a trajectory Casper later fired Atlantis's two Route 35 and Route 321n Jackson calion of her family, was shot by a ditch. · Stanley.rear-ended Taylor's car, carrying it closer to the East o,rbital m·aneuverlng rockets to County, the sheriff said. a man said to be ftorn Wilkes· A Racine man was cited in a forcing Taylor togo left or center Coasl. than ever before . • TheOhloStateHighwayPatrol ville. The patrol and local law three-vehiCle crash Tuesday at andh!tWorkman'sBlazer,wh!ch put the spacecraft In a safe, " Roger roll, Atlantis," replied circular orbit. from &.four-county area was also enforcement agencies in' Jack· 7: 40a.m. in Addison Township on' was traveling south. astronaut Michael Bakel' at lhe ' Johnson Space Center. Joining Navy Capt. Cre!ght~ Running exactly two.hours late because of rain and low clouds , Atlantis knifed through a thin are Marine Lt. Col. David cloud deck and arced northeast H!lmers, 40, Air Forc'e Col. But C&ln responded that the sector would benefit minimally. rate to nonprofit organizations COLUMBUS. Ohio (UPI) over' the Atlantic Ocean toward ·· Richard "Mike" Mul!ane, 44, and Meanwhile, a select committee Involved in the construction of funding of facllltlell for .the · Tbe ' Ohio House of Representa· . ·,an orbit allowing Its hush-hush Navy Lt. Cmdr. Pierre Thuot, 34'. dves passed 'l'uesday, 89-7, aDd facilities for the mentally re- mentally retarded Is a public rewriting antl·drug legislation Continued on page 5 forwarded to the Senate a biU tarded and developmentally purpose, and that the private aimed at helping finance con· dlaabled. ,. ' 'This Increases the abiUty of a struclloa ot residential factlllles county to address Its needs," said for the mentally retarded. CAin, pointing Out that more tlian · Sponsored by Re!l. Madeline Cain, D-Lakewood, t~ biU per-. 7,000people are on waltingllsta to mill couades IOestabllab "linked . get Into suctr residential • · WASHINGTON (UPI) - The In a preliminary report !asued depollt" programs so that mo- facltltlas. , , A Rlltlaad niall Q t cited lri a two-car craah Tuesday at.3: 40 Commerce Department, ,In a Ill January, the Commerce J>e. Rep; ·Ronald Amstutz, R· aey II available at low IDitrest p.m. In Rutlaad Towublp OD S.R. 124, just ea1t of milepost 14, · revised gross natiOnal product partment nllmated U.S. eco- rates for tbe coaatructlon. w-ter. objected to the propaccording to theGallla·l\11111 Poatof tbe State Highway Patrol. ·· estimate, Wednesday .r~ Domlo growth stood at 0.5 perc::ent UDder a llftked depoelt pro- Oial, nYfDg It creates presaure to Kevla D. Tboma, 22, waa oltl!d for aot malntaiDIDg allUred economic growth plodded alont for the quarter, aDdat2.9perceat aram, tbe couaty lnweta a 1ncreue tu rates without fulfil· clear dlatance after hit 1968 Buick Skylark hit • 1977 Buick at 0.9 percent In the final quarter tor all of 1989. certaiD •mount of Its lllactl\oe IIIII the needl of everyoile who . Skylark driven by Steplwale A. S.Okl, 17, of Rutlaad. Of 1989 and at 3 percent for the ... 'Tile world lan't going to tuncll wttll a oommerct.l bahk . seek placemellt. Thoma aad .Jiaakl were driving - t wbeD Thoma tried to ''What we're realty doing Is entire year . · ohange on this revisiOn." said and agrees to accept Interest pals s.ntca. But Thoma saw aD eaat!lqiiJICI c• comlag, and be paymenta at up to 5 percent arbltrarUy giving away eal'lllnjs Analysts had predk:te4 a tower Robert Dederick, chief economade aa attempt to retum to the wead:louild lane, butlaatead bit on public fundi to do IIOmethlng below the market rate. ' estimate of the GNP, wblch tn!at for Northern Trust In the left rear of Banks' car. In the prl,vate sector," said In tum, the baak agrees to Joan inea1ures the country's tolal Ch'l cqo. ''The economv WAJI a . CoDt1Dued on page 5 · ContiDued on page 5 the money at the aame lnierest Amstutz. output 91 goodi and services. off safely for' secret mission BIG FOOT GS EASTER BUNNY ' . SMALLSIZE WHITE PLUSH s j Atlant~ ·T OPAZ Lcae F.or Onl)' ball coach and Rick Edwards as March 23 and 24. They w!IJ go adopted a job description tor the the junior high track coach for there to participate In cornpell- high school and guidance secrethe 1990 season at the approp, !Ions. Sul,lt. Carpenter noted the . tary and lunchroom cashier . rlate place on the salary sche· Increase In number of students in Following the meeting the · dule. Charles Riley was hired as vocal!onal programs who have board went Into executive sesadvanced to regional and state slon to discuss OAPSE negotlaa substitute teacher fo r the ·1989-90 school year. He Is C\!rtl· .contests this year. · t!ons and personnel. ·, fled tnelementaryeducal!on. one Tara Wolfe, a senior, was Attending were Supt. Carpenthrough e!ghl. accepted as a tuition student at ter, Treasurer Fry, and board · The board approved a field trip· Meigs High School. A dock day members, Bob j:larton , pres!for three Business Office Educa- was granted to Juan!la Lambert de nt, Robert · Snowden, Larry lion students to Columbus. for March 2, and the board Rupe, Richard Vaughan, and . , · Jeff Werry. · By NANCY YOACHAM Senllnel News Staff · '.'tf· people In Ohio are going to work, we have to have a state government that works," said George Votnovlch, former mayor of Cleveland and Republican candidate for governor. Volnovlch was in Pomeroy early this morning to speak to area voters· and ask for their support in the November election. Although Voinovlch did not state spec!llcally how he would help Southeastern Ohio If eleCted to lhe state's highest office, he did say that he realizes that "people In this area !eel they've been forgotten for t09 !llany years. But I intend to work with this region to bring back Jobs and to provide a better education for the area 's young people." Voinovlch pointed out that between himself and U. S. Congressman Michael DeW!ne, .hts running mate for lhe position they ex1uerien''" in "' . s~oa$100 at Pomeroy Elementary on Saturday afternoon. Two lrvop members pictured are ·Laura Fryar, left, aad Stat:ey TbeiM. 'lbe tbeme for the aflernooa waa ''Tie11 That Blad." will be kept In lhe black although there is still ' borrowing on the spending reserve. She also noted that the foundation money Is up by $54,000 but that · $52,167 was lostlnvocatlonaleducatlonfunds ~ause 1.19 vocational units were not funded apparently ~ause the program did not meet enrollment requirements. The board voted to employ Terry Adams as assistant base; Voinovich campaigns in Meigs County TRIGGER 24 oz. . 2 Stctiono, 14 Pogeo 26 Conto A Multlm~iolnc . N-tplper al BOard approves graduation date · Meigs SJ. * 2.3 EFI engine * Automatic · * Power Steering/Brakes * Power Windows * Dual Power Mirrors * AM/FM Cassette •• OliO Y0t1Jl CIIOICB . ENGLISH DISPlAY ..:.The Melp County Senior Girl Seoul Troop creaied aa attractive display for lbe country of ED~rtand. Tbe display was a part of Glri.Scout Tblnklnl Day fnllvllles Low lonlcllt I• m... !Ga. SUIIIQ' 'lbul'llday . Hlp In mid $799 * Luggage Rack * Speed Control *Tilt Wheel * Air Condition Rear Defrost *Loaded! * PLASTIC 1 FILL 'N' THRILL 66• EASTER EGGS ' Package of 12 Mini Eggs PER MONTH 9-9< Sho' Your Ml.41eport Frath'• To4ayl. ' BUNNY ., ·BUBBLES • . BOAT 'WIND·U' S179 #~17 GOOD AT :~dA:~;t~';~~~~~;:::~"i"s~on House ·. passes b•11 h I fu. d · • . 1 to_ e p n units :Economic growth hit :3,percent during 1989 Malnteaaaee aad Repalrsi'REE! PIICIS ~~~~,;~:~::sto~o~-;ou;Jt,e~~~~ woman ·Sh0 t ; Iawmen Search 10r SUSpect · 992-6491 786 North Stcond •ddleport, Ohio brief~..,__....:. Patrol cites Rutland man ....--Local news I . . 'ji ' .. . . -· .. .~ . . ..... . ,, "· �Commentary 111 Cwrt IIUeet ' p _ _,, Ollie DEVOTED TO 'I'IIB IN'I'SIUI:I'II OP Till: 1111:1-IIAION .oU1BA ' ......... BOBBitT L WINGET'I' CJI.ULBNB BOIEPLJCJI o....... ... c PATWLICDAD AM~ P11blllller/Coatroller • A MEMBER of Tile United Prelala1enlatbw, IDiaDd Dally Pl'els A•matloa and-the AmerlcaD ~ Pullllallera Aaloclallan. LETTERSOFOPJNION are welcome. Tbey sbouldtWielllbaa300 words lone. All letters are aubject to ~11111 aad mull be alped with name, adclr_• s aad telepllone number. No unalped letters. Will bepub.- Uslled. Letterslllould be In lood tute, addreutn~l..uea not per'aonatl· tiel. ' • • -~ Revisiting the Ottoman Empire BJ 8TEVI!: GE&8l'I:L WASHINGTON (UPI) - A cunory readlq of !he resolution sboweclthetwo-pagedocumenttobe~tllll!: TbedellpatlonofAprll :U as a day of remembrance tor Armenian vfctlma of genocide under the Ottoman Empire, 1915-1923. · · ·Yet this Jlmple commemoration lplted a passionate debate In the Senate over events of 75 years ago, eent lobbyists ruabtng to Capitol Hill. rendered old pollttcal alliances and Involved even the president . of Turkey. · Most slpiflcant, It matched two men, Senate President Pro Tern Robert Byrd, D·W. Va., and Senate Republican leader Robert Dole of Kansas, w(JO bave been commaildll!l flpres In the chamber for the past decade and more. No oae who beard Dole can quesdon bi.S 1enutne, almost emodonal ·. · support for the Armenlana. · Some of It can be traced to hll deep-felt debt to an Armenian-American doctor who helped restore blm tobealth after he was. badly, almost mortally, wouilded In World War 1L But there seemed to be more: a flgbt for the lillie lilY a1alnst the giant - lbe Armenians against the Turkll, or as Dole put It, "1'hlB Is the David vs, Goliath vote. " : "Turkey, Goliath, bas all the P'OQps, all the pns, money, an embassy, American business, lobbyll\ts, the wbole nine yards," Dole said. "They can all speak for Turkey, make Turkey's case. "Armenia has none of the above;" Dole added. "U the SeDate doesn't speak for Arinenla - who will?" Byrd's role as defender of the Turks aeema more pra1J118tlc yet there are thoae who say his own roota In tbepovertyofWestVIrglnla allow him to Identity with and admire the people of Turkey. Byrd says that his torfans, at this late date, dilagree whether there was a genocide of Armenians - a claim which Dole diunlB- as nonsense - and warns or tbe ftelltlve Impact the resolution would have on the Turkish ~Qvernmenl. There are scholars wbo say the Armenians were vlctlma of an alinost contlnlous civil war, dlse-.. and famine and that both Cbrtstlans and MusHms suffered an "tmmellll!" number of deaths. Presumably, It Is this side that Turkllh ~t Tui'IUt Ozal 0\ltllned to leading senators when he. vtsted ,Washington last month. In seeklnl passa1e of the resolution, Dole was also buckln&' the White House, which did not waJIIIO offend the Turkilh IQverDmenl. ,Tbe United States has long maintained bases and llstenln&' posts In Turkey and Is considered one otthemoslloyalalUes Ina troubled part of the world. · · It Is this tear of ottendln&' Turkey, wlllciiByrd and lame othen expressed In public and whlcb Dole laid mOre pve as UJelr reason In private. which worked 11alnst the resolution. Byrd stated his concern that' the l'elj))utlon would be an affront to pteaenl day Turks . becaulle the senate would be calllpg their "forefathers criminals." · · But Dole replied, ' 'I am not moved liy the pll!ll that we should not punish the sons and daughters of thole wbo may llave psrtlclpated In tbe ottoman Empire In the slaughter of Armen.lana, "I am moved by who might have been the sona and daughters of the 1.5 mUilon Armenians who were slaughtered," Dole said "What about lbelr sons, what about their daughters, If any?' ' ' Today in history By llntted PreY lateratlonal Today Is Wednesday, Feb. 28, the 59th day on9!10 with 306 to follow . The moon Is waxing, moving toward Its last quarter. Tbe momln&' stsrs are Mercury, Venus, Mars and Saturn. The evening star IS Jupiter. Thole born on this day are under the sip of Places. . I •. Refugee The. Daily Sentinel , Berry s World • .t .. • 08~ Pat• 2-hD... I quintet ·'steals~ lo&.78 victory iltwl Pon•o•· U'd's•c 1o ONo Wl*tl~llf, ........,., 1110_ as pawn · WASllJNGl'ON - A Cucbc»o UllltNita.._·~ Ne1mann lovalllan retupe wbo fled to the u a poi!Ueal and rave United State. In lt'l6 to enjoy the 111m ~!dent allen 1tatua. He lleneflta of freedom baa become ·lln't an American citizen, but he an Innocent pawn In an American bas tbe rllllt to live and work 1ame to nail an Arab terrorllt. here. The case of ·David Nelmann In 1982, oa a trip to Greece, muatrates just bow far the Nel~~~,&~~acubed!U'eecbeclllfor United 8tate.~QVernment wllliO Sl,OOII.ei!Clli Tbey were made out to acore a minOr victory In Its to hlm by aa American compsny Impotent war qalnat terrorllm. that be bad worlled tor. Un!Hi· In a ntchtmarilh sequence of lmownlt to Nelmann. the com· events, Nelmann bas been ruined pany couldn't cover ·the checks financially and was extradited·to and they bounced. Greece In December on a flimsy •·· Nelmann cUdn'Utnow that.untU check·bounclngcbarge. The U.S. 19116, when be wu arrested In government didn't p~t up a fun, Dallas and told that be was l!lln&' appareatly because official& In to be utradlted to Greece on the ·State Department want' cbarres or fraud and forgery. He Greece to turn over a terrorllt paldtuUrestltutlononthechecks being held tllere, and they don't as well as a M.OOO .fine on one~~ want' to liVe Greece any reuon · the charges, but the Greek to say DO. government pressed forward 'on · Ironically, Nelmann bas been the rem,t.lnlng char~. .1ouild·, to. be expendable at the The zeal of the Greek10vern· sametimetbattheUnltedStates ment to get Nelmann back was Is fo!'llng new ties with his native matched only by the zeal of the counmo. Earlier .tbil month, U.S. Justice Dejlarlment to tum Secre~ry of State James Baker him over. At the extradition vlBited C.Cbollovakla to offer hearln1 In October 1988, Assist· that emer11n1 democracy_ a ant U.S. Aitorney Richard Roper helplnl hand. Baker has not been told the judge that, •'the Justice · so magnanimous with Nelmann, Department on numeroua occa· All thlllp considered, Nelmann slons has contaCted me and mlghtbavebeenbetterotfbadhe Insisted that I proceed with this sought ''freedom" somewhere extradition request." else. f>lelmanD stumbled through the .Nelmann left Czechoslovakia hearing with limited Englllh skills and no lawyer. On the day In 1974 becauseofhlBanti-Soviet activities during the .overthrow before the hearing, his lawyer of the regime of Alexander bad demanded payment, but Dubcek siX years earlter. The . • . . , tal IUPP" tltllfuliWlll• ·' 'I'M JackAnderson .andDale VanAtta waa !Woke. He · After livl!ll the bali away .26 t1ma Tu ndaY' aJPt Ill a 100-'78 lou to No. T Oklaboml, the receptloll troni the state Depart· ment. already spent $18,000 In lela! tees. He lost b1a bustneu. He bad . Wily was a simple clleek· bowlclna cue ••ktnr on lnterna· been evicted from bil borne. The maptrate, Judae WU· ttoul lm~tloiiiT Events In llam Sanclj!rso11, granted the Greece abollt the time of Nel· exiradltlon order. The 4etalla of 1118Dll'l anwt off• a clue. In May 1111, a . .)'UI"'kk tbe alJeied crime were liCit spelled out attbe hearlnJ. Under Pal•tlnllll named Mul!aJIImfd e:iltradlUon 'law, tile U.S. Judp Rallld wu arrested In GI'IIIIW, simply bas to be aatlallecl that tbe tor liiS allepd role In the 1112 rlgbt penon hall been ~ted bomblq of a Pan Am ft.l&bt and that the forellft government enroute from Tokyo to llollolulu. has "auftlcient'. charlft to make A Japa11ese teenater wu ldlled and 15 people were wOunded. the req.u est, John Kester, Washlnlton. When the Greelll Dabbed RaaMd, D.C. at~ wbo Is an expert In the State Departmeut aslrllld that exqaditlon law, told 111, '' Nobody he be extradited to faillt trial In should have to go through one of the United States, Andre !Iumia, the State Dethose (beartnp) without an partment lawyer handltnr. Nel,. attorney." . Nelmann was jailed after the mann' 1 case, told ·a confidant hearing an.s bad to put his that wbatever . the merlta of 11-year-old ~n In the care of Nelinann's case, there nre International trade-otis to con· frlenda, Nelmann'slastbopewastobeg alder. Surena added that It the help from tbe State Department. . United States wanted 801ileone He had become .friends with from Greece, any retuaal to Eugene Douglas, the former U.S. extradite Nelmann mllbt be ambassador at larle for refugee uaed as an ex~ by Greece not affairs. Douglas · called then· to reciprocate. Surena did oot Secretary of State George Shultz, return our phone calls. On Dec. U. after a year in, a and renewed bil plea for help with James Baller when Baller U.S. Jail, Nelmann waa flown to replaced Shultz. Douglas was Greece 'VIIere be II now awaltiJII sure that ~nee he 10t aomeone trial. He races anbtber ye~ In , hlgb In government to recoplze prllon. AI for Muhammed Raahlcl,._ tbe absurdity of the cU., Nel· mannWlluldnotbeturnedoverto State Department II still waltlq Greece. for Greece to deCide whetbet It · But Doqlas told our assocl'te will tum blm over. Greg Moore that he Jclt .a n aloof Nelmann bad JaybaWIII co count·on turnlnl over tbe No. 1 IPOI that bas~ dltflcult tor them to defend: , The Jajlbawlll, 27·3, were 'eleVated to No. 1 by the Board of Coaches for the third time this 1181011 but for the 1e90nd time, were bealen in tbelr tint def - . Two weelll aJil, Mllsourt dumped _Kanaas but that 1ame was cloae compared to the Soollera' romp. ." I don'tthlnltlt iakeeanuclear pbyalclat to flpre out thai we 1tiullr. handlln&' the basketball," JayhaWka coach RDy Wtulalils Ald. "We stunk catchlnlll. We atunk passln1 tt. We did everythlq like that. "Everydme they reached In, If they touched 11. looke\:1 like we were bandln&', It to them. And every · time they (forced the •. turnover), they had a illY llolng to the buket and tbey were throwing It doWI! the court. "Itlookedllllea track meet out there," Williams aald. "Ithought we were.ln a tastbreak drUI for Oklahoma so they could see how many dunlll they could get . ''Give tbelr defense the credit, I don't think we handled the pressure by any _llieans.' 1 Oldal!Om 22-4 18 1 ed tt licond. vlctaOry ove/a t~ri~ team In three days, follOwing a borne triumph Sunday crirer Missouri. ''Since we have no games left In tbll building this year, I'll say nobody can beat us here," OklahOma Coach Billy Tubbs aald. "I lboQihl our full-court defenae really paid oft In forcing ~everal unusual turnovers." Tbe Sooners led by as many as 24 points In the' first half .as Skeeter Henry scored l!i of h!s bl h 23 lnts d Willi ·pme- g po an am ~v:!:. ~~4 :'n:'!t a ----·-. .._f&5_....__ ....... .. ·-·-·!!lolltoo . -··~...._.. ...... .. _e _ ""-· ......... ·-· -................. .....=·--·· ......... . ..... ............... ..,... a'lllaai ......... a••••' 0.&, l .. ...... , or I ~ ---·-··. ·t-::••..-..• ·-·--~~-···- ......... E . MY..._.. . . . .. v.............. - ooi'RIPV-Ih w.,.. TnnNdionl. ____ ,.....,,...... -. ....... , •• tru ...... _ .......... -. ...... .. ......,......,_,e_wo... ....,........ . ..... ............... ' ' w ·~ ......................... .u. -~----o-••· l..OOK hlR. PRE?SIDeNT, A GRoUP '-'AS fi,RMeD,. OuTSlDe DeMAND\NG .ITS RlG\-ITs... ......_ ·-·--.. ,............. ......-.....··*""'· ............. -=---., ....... . ......... ,. ... __ ..,... ,_ ........_ ............... --·.. . ...... - N.... · o.• Dl....... o.•a-CtiiAI-·-- ~-• -" II ..f c - --MIIol ..... IlK' . . . . . . . . . ..... w~o~ AR'~NIANS? AzeR9A\JANIS ? .,. ---·..·-'-'"IHJII . lAO-•-•.-·-•• 1111 - ...... . . , . . ....., · - .. ow . . .- '\ COMMUNIST ...... ..... ,.,.,..,..,._, . NO, TW~ ; _.._. NEW YORK (UPI _ M 1 r be ) · ' · :.: .' que teams pn cance . I .exl!l1JI:':,Iarnes, on an un~lly ~~·• · .1'11~~ ·~;_!fa r .,...ay .e.,..ng nl!l. on ..,......... eli...... - ............. ,.... I , . . . . . . . .. ........ _ / 1e N-.HieaGMIIHill ......... ,.... . ... -· "'--~~--... ..... .,.. ... --. .........-. ,.. ,...,, ...ea..,,,.... ,._,.-·=....,. .,....,... .......... - Mpp 2 llalfl- N. . . . . . . All , 14 tfllll .... maelt. r-1 .a---·1111111 a.....P - ·· .._ . Noelwer1 ' ......... Z:lef ·. -· . ·=,_..,_ .:::. ....... "' ... """"""' ' ·· · iuldellnell that prescribe lOdaya ' , :;~ tbe repordnl date and li ·Yftb ~b hedUied d "' ln!llu~taDo ::hr lnAr.:"na n the Pla r Rela::.. au tho~ .~111111 Ul belill CahceiUng tames , ' ""l -~ ¥' ..~--,.;..,..,.,;..,....;. LA-- ·-·-•• . •• .' "'* -.......... · ..., """-•i ......... !Mj'. 111 ...... '!¥,~ Dill .,. .. ...... ._....,.,.,.,_...carr ~ . · j' NYI......,.-Inl.ai-M8ire ~It"'.."".:.·-..···--- . . . .~... ...............h Alnr.rk:• "' . If only men could give birth__Sa_ra_h_OtJe_rs~tre_et Millions of American women' were 1lued to their TV sets recently to wa!Ch the pregnancy and birth of a baby - to a man. Tbe blesaed event took place In the fertne ground of the Fox Network's "Allen Nation," where 250,000 space aliens, called "Newcomers," live and work In Los An~eles. The Newcomers share many traits with humana, but not wben It comes to cbll4beartnr: Newcomer men and women abare pregnancy, Tbe b&by II co'ncelved In the woman, and abe carries It unto the final stage of Ita developmeDt. Tbat' 1 when tbe mother tranaten the developing child to the father, where It continue• developlnl In Dad' a "ling pod fUip" untU be lives blrtb. Tbe allen preinancy was tender. touchi111 and lfeat' tun. Allen fathel' Georp - he's a pollee detective - starta having contractlolll at work, aruntinl and lflmaclnl: "George, cut It out!." hll partner Implores. "That was really embarraulng In the weapons locker." "That was just the pod, rota!· !n1 . tor ejection," George explaiJ!S. Later, George does the Peter Fonda prepancy workout tape In front of hll TV •t borne, and he overreacts when hll ·partner lemporarUy worlts with another detecltve. "What, are you jeal· ous?" b1a partner asks. "No, I'm just emotl~," poor, hormone-ravaged George repIlea. Tbe episodes gave both sexes a chalice to experience a little of what It mlgbt be like If the delivery tables were turned. I couldn't help 1Nt let my Imagination d~lft: What would It be like If buman men could be prepant and live blrtb? For one thin&', I feellllll'l! the bluer tbe baby and more difficult the blrtb, the more masculine the man. 1 can lm· aglne a conversation much like tbll; perbaps over a couple bre11vlkla: .~ ,. "Yeab, It~ ~a_s_ rough, awrlght, 36 hours of labor .that felt like someone was trytrl• to pull my backside up over my ears. But I'm proud to say I never let out a peep, except to cuss my wife a little fordoing thll tome. But you sboukla heard the wimp next to me! Wb]i. be sounded like a Cbevy Fleetslde tbrowln' a rod and lostn' Its muffler at the same tllne! ,, There would be Lawrence TayiDr paternity clothes: "Big Top for the Big Man with a B1J Job.'' Nlke would develop a line of comfortable 1hoes for those swelling ankles and falling arches, the Michael Jordan "Air Preaasus'' line . Craftsman wi)Uid come out with a stretch· panel paternity tool belt, and NAPA would Introduce a crawler that would allow a man In late pri!IJiancy to roll under the car and work sldelvaya. Congreu would enact the Na· tlonal Paternity Act, to provide paternity leave and medical benefits for pre1J18nt workers. There would be tax brew for companies tbat lose the servlcel of valuable employee. durtn1 their paternity leaves, and all cblldbtrth expenses would be free. • -~~ I looked back over my lilt of chances that would accompsny male cblldbearlnl, and realized there was one major fUiw In my logic: I was under the utumptlon tllat It mea could live birth, It wOilld conttnue to be a prOCBs of_lnconvenlenceandpsln.Idon't think so.· It men 1ave birth, ·male. dominated medical' schools would have made thedrawbaclll of cblldbearJila tha No. 1 medical priority several centurlel llack; and they'd bave been eliminated a lone time ago. ~- ywt, I suapect· .tbe male-dominated world of acleoce 'II'Oilld have ellmlnatad pbyalcll childbirth, · and It would all take place In a 1las1 chamber Wilen we could watcll the whole mlraculolis ' process In comfort. .. . I "',...... S'""!AiflrCltMfn · a..n.-~n AllllfL 11• ,.1ft, .........-............. ................. 1:: . ..... lA .............,... ...... ...... : •-•i,-.cei-••...............""',!..... . ....... ~ . ~- . . . . . c.le. 01 Iiiii? ! I l l . ..;t . . N!IL - ' V.I. 2 .=--.,.... .. .,....... .. . = .._.... _..,t-11 ..... N.-,.,....,llf ..lllll.lt.,, zM ..M . Nl'P 9 twtlllDIIIII,'tf.l"'"· . ~~ip ·- ,,a,.... -llflllllNY ......... ....... II YIIM.,..., 11:11p.m. spOrts· briefs••• sben last week In ·the Rang~rs' last regular seasom game. The upset mar~ the third In a row tor the tournamenl bound Wolfemen as they IJO'Ied earler wins over ColdwaJ:! and Upper Scioto Valle'Y, cu . 0 tly lOth. New Klloxvllli! played Mlnater last nllht In the Sectloael without Jll·dlltrlel candidate Kyle Schroyer, who basasevereankle 1praln.New Knoxvtll II now 13-8. ~ . I . -I ' WASHINGTON (NEA) -The lBiue. · to~l tabulated by tbe Census federal pernmeat' s collection Indeed, federal agencies en- Bureau. HoW many people vote In of aiatlltiCI-11 hardly ' sexy. It 11, . 181ed In 1atberln1, analyzing relabeled them as u.s. exports. federal electlona for president boWIIVer, a cruCial step In formu· and dluemlnatlng statistics ln a recent report, Coqrwa• Iatini public policy becauae were 111110111 those whose budgets and memberll of Coftlr~l? The understanding the scope or any were 111011 ~everly cut as part of Cenaus Bureau offers two aeta of Ofllce of Tlclulolal)' A IT I Tlllllllt noted that tbe White JlouaeOfftce llsue II the first step In deallnl ReqD' 1 determined cam palliD statlB!Ica - a tabulation based on wltb lt. ot Maaqment and B11c1pt was the total number of votes cast to s~ aon·mUitary spending During Pnilldent Reagan •1 everywlle'e In IQVernment. and the ~ulta of natlonwlde mandated . ·!a :a. to ...1111111 · teaUI't In the White· llouae, tor 111rvey In w1lleh a tar larpr Moreover, tile 10\'Wroment bad pc... ltlaa llld - - - tile eump\8, · MDior administration DIOI't tlwl 111 share of troubles pwlll IDt atatla&!lil p1~ number of people claim they cast oftlct811 lullled that ~ C:ollectlq data even betore Rea· ballota. No attempt II made to ' Ol*&tlollwiiCIIe ~(Mti'M'"ad. lq tile dec:-1•1 cer-) II 11.5 · lllftt aid to tJiaM laclllna: 111e1ter 1an took oftlc:e. Now. however, reconcile tbe conflicting blllloll anmwi)J, · w.; . Dot Imperative blcauaa lilt natloll II sufferln&' becau~e It nlllnben. tbera wara relaUVely few bome- ' laelll the lntonnatlon necessary 1'lw ••;art IJIIJd OMB "hal aot What Ia the value of tile ..,00. llu people - certaln1y no more to llllderatand the dtmenslona of and- servlcee bolllbt Uld IIOid llllllaiiwcl tbiii'OJe ~.·· then- 300,000 throupo11t tbe . the problema It faces. betw- tile world'1 two larl'lt tbla ldillll: C!OIIIIti'J, ''Tbere II DO Mtlpnal IJIII, ~ tile COIIIItry bave eftOUib bilaterAl tradllll partnlll'l, tile matle .aort to artlelllllta,prtwlM¥oeatel tor tile lloi ..... aeleatlats and Ullltad Stat. 1114 CanadaT After 1 to deal chlllanl" we llowever, that tile popu- wltll tile tee11n constantb' ~t... tbl 1111 In al.tlltb .-. 1111tc1a lation In Mid ot llilltanee was faceT Tbe NatiDnal Science valae of dill Clllllltrra UJMI II, llltdleta to t11o1e prllrlUII, eo qgJt. •ble- at '-II mmloll Foundation aaya there are twice federal amct•l• deviMd ...... atklpate flltwn an ill .. or to 'ftlat eoatrlllulllld as ~ u tile Bureau of Labor ual aohnloa: ~ atDce 1117, ' . .111'1 that tile wort of IDrJivld. to a 1~1f Ia wlllcb vtrtuiiJy ao Statllta eoanta - but tha NSF · they haft tabla Cen+'a ._.. .... ltatlatleal EJI cia ... ... act1o11 was ta1ra to'deal wWl till . fllllll'f II olll)' 80 percetlt of tbe l'fllable Import ltatlldcl 1114 quataiJ . Robert Walter..1 . •. • ·-...-. .... ·~- ~ ?•*"·~ "HIIIryl n. kit* areln the tee room •nd tMy .., ,..,. dDing som-thl!tg cMI«J ,,. LAMIADA." ••alNcl dli·.,-., ••t :fc" eouc•• ..., '' '· ' ,... BaUie tGnipt· . . To meet 'Chelapeake ' .. ; ' =:t.e · · ded rra ' · al;.,.~r::~n f · as ~Jr!in a.: · 1 h' Clddi:0101 ~; · I::Cltout c would brl~ ~ ·d · ( lla 1 1 0 er 1 ar ~IJ!Ce t o:=~~~:riel commen ng . • · ·· .,:edrn:;:!', ,:~:; ' ·· . · IJie tlome i:a Uld ~.- -~ -~, Si'ENCEB FOULED - Lallllvllle'l bll 7 foot center F elton 8pe- Ia fol!lld bJ Tul-'a pant. M~bael Ch~llan , durinl nlll!t'•co~t In ~·¥Die. (UPI) TIHIH-, hlm•a(f from conalder ' atlon· for . the full-~lme head C!OIC:hlng post· lion next season; and his ·f•l ·. replar-aeason 1ame i.~ Fl\)l'lda will be at borne Saturday against Alabama. LSU's Cbrls Jaclllon•; the confereilee' • lesdiJII scorer with a 29·~1nt avi!J'age, hit on , At Little Rock, Ark., Tyrone Hill and Jamal Walker each scored 16 points to key Xavier's 12th atralaht triumph. The Mu,sketeers, 24·2. led only 36-34 al .halftime but sealed the victory Wltb a 33-17 J:Un that gave them a 74--5t lead with 5:02 remaining. was limited to 15 points. •18 pOints lor the Trojans, I&.$. •, Juat6ofl8fleldioal~i lemPtsan4 , ~rickHallledallscorer~ with -I u.,.. Southern and Eastern will battle It OUt tonight tor the · Dlvillon IV Sectional Cbamploil· 1blp at Met.- Hlp School bellll· · niDI ·a1 7:'30 p.m. All lana are dried to come early as a lal'JI! crowd Ia andctpated. . . , 1 were .·Baseball H~ll .oj Fame , Committee comes up empty TAMPA, Fla. IUPI) -~ Tuea· day'• meetlllg of the . Hall of Fame Veterans Committee could be sub' titled, "Eleven MenOuf'." For the second time 'In tlll'ee years, the Veterau Committee met for five houn and came away empty handed, falllnl to elect anyone Into basebalfs Cooperstown, N.Y .. shrine. In a aplrlted session at an alrpor,t botel, 14 members of Qle iS-man Committee reduced the list of candidates to a flhalll and could pt no further. "Personally. I bave no-apololles;'' said Hall of Fame Pres!· deDI: Ed Stack, wbolll! group elected Red Schoendlenst aDd former National Lealllf! umpire AI Barllck In 191189. "From the s tandpolnt of credibility of the Hall of Fame, our strength has been that beln8 eli!Ctecl t~ the Hall Is a very dltflcult process. I thll\k the election was an OK election and we'll see what bappena next year." . With four voters mlsltnl due to lb.- pa;o ott 1:111 _ , tor Ill lilt feels . , FISH tAll:' S1.39-~ Will , . . -.. ....... taiJM • ADOIIII'S Da.J VAUIY ........... : enlx,whel'tFebrbrl.redtbelnon bldons through' lltll'ch.12, and arbltratl~nfortwo-~o-threer,e ..r tilb that bepn Nov, 21. Fehr DetroltalllhtOI!fihMarchlO. The pt.iyera, . Incavlglla said. MY li.ldbeplaJiaedtomitp(ayerlln Altrolllnoeked out four lamel standbasnotchangedatall. We southern ~uriirnla on Tblll'lday schedliled tor the dlceola County ·back our union 100 percen\, we and IIi central Florida on hlday. Stadium In Florldl. and a pair of thll\k th'ft& "Don Is doing the ' right, He said. his staff would return "B" 1ames at the team's com· to New York Tuesday nlgbt or plex In Klulmmee, The Meta In Cincinnati , the Rell,~' Wedne*day mornlq ·~· "It cancelled lameithrougb March hllhest·pald player, cent~_r there II' a desire tor Nrtber 8. fielder Eric Davis, said he s 1 neaotta (ton•; we will' be Tbe, cardinals . said becauae ~olldly behind the union even lf.lt. available." • . many tans from the St. Lollis means missing some big pa)<· Manarement hu Ideated· It area race a cleclsloa on whether days If the start of t~e regular would not me,t hlql.for ae~Qtlat· to vlllt .florida for other exhtbl· se~Ifonl lsddlde~yed. bo .h lng sesllons ill! the road. tlon 1ames In March, they will · , n · care 1a ut t e Openlnil Day Ia acbecluled .tor malte refunds for _..y spriiJI union), I d be In Florida rlgb,t April 2 an4 both sides In the · tralnln&' ticket purci!Ued even now, working qut," said Davl~, disPute admit It lain jeopailly. thOUJbthelameemaybeplayed. :, wborecenUyslpedathree-year ·The C.ctlil and Grapefruit. By creeping lnto.Day 16 Wed· contract wor~ $9.3 mUllon. ''Tbe llftday, the 1990 lockout sur- way Heel, It s up to me and guys · Ll!gue · ~easou, lnciUdllll a between wt.year's World passes the 19'12 strta In leilgtb. In my position to sdck behind our 1 Series foes, ICbeduled to PJayersalsoltruckt0r50daysln union and aacriflce for th\! · .o(J!In 1hun4~:v. . . 1981 •ild DWII«< . loellld out plaYers cort11n&' up. WithOut the · Texas c~llld all borne exhl· pl&ytrs fl'om Feb. 23 to Marth 17 &UYI before us, W! wouldn't be I :. · In 1916. , , , •. • , able to make the money we make · After tneetldl 11!1th.tbe bo•rA,, " today . Tber~ wouldn't be any Febr stressed unity In the face of tree agency. reports that aomeplayersqueltl· Plttaburgb player represenlaoned whether tbe arbltratwn tl)le Mike Lavalliere has told the Issue sbould bold up ·~a;·, Plrstel to leave Bradenton, Fla ., The union li demandllll a 11ve- If 110 qreement comes by Illness :- Stan Ml!atal, RDy back on arbitration. , . . ,, T~. ' Call'lpanella, BJrdle Tebbelll and "n 1s safe to say :• Febr .uld, tonni!r broadcaster Red Barber "that tbere Is no sentiment '"' no eandl!:'a~e could IArlie< the among tbli group to BUIIf!lllhat required 75 percent (U votes I ro tbe player,s slioUld roD over and Jiilri Jim Palmer and Jlie MCiraan COliC*. liter ha!l~JI been put In In Hall of Fame tnduc:tlon cerem- thll position by the QW!Iera.'' onies Aug. 5 at Cooperstown, , Texas >Rangers first baseman N.Y. • • Pete Incav11Ua, one of 100 "It'sa IOIJI, hard trip and notto players attendllll the meetl!ll· elect anyone Is dlaheertanlill," clai~Jled be was misquoted In No nome-rtgerdtess of said voter CbarUe Gellrlnaer.' "l reports on his views of •IS age OJ conditlonti!QUiht we bad It all wrapped up arbitration. . '•s trn from ihe threAts tor'a couple of guys today, but we "I tbll\k everybody II pretty posed by 1ne " tnrH d 's .. ot home owntrshtp jl!tl couldn'llet t!Jat~li-a vote." firm that we are JOlng to 1'\WrGs; 111 DelfruCflon . , . The final 11 I!ICiuded nine your d1J1billty . • . your players, former American ae•lh. League umpire Bill McGowan Now. nowtver. with Hilion, and I Len Durochtl', a flesty wide'• • 3-0 Plan you cin: shor tstop wbo also lha. .ed • '"'"'' the replacemen t lhrft taams to the 'National value of your tlome Ltatue pennant. ·• ' " ' ' deanuction; OibB" strolli·candlilates w're • '""',. your montttl y secotid baaemen Nellie Fox, Joe mono-ge ~Men t on · tttt event you bteome Gordoh and Tony Lazar~ short· OillbttcJ •nd can 't .work: stope Pllll Rizzuto and Cecil lnd Travll; outfielder fttchle Aih· • . 1n1ure you r h~e mon· burn and "ltcbers Ca~l Mays; VIc gage balance in lhe WUIII_..d Hal Ntwhouaet. 8Yint you dtt oerore 11'1 c:f· .n,e ex:i:: Calendar ' ·U. S. gets hogged down in nt•mbers · ....,_. _ ___ ... . ;n _.,., .._. . -• Spring.exhibili~n games 'a re ~h~jg." cancelled .... ,_ - ,.... ,..._ ..... . ............ dUll. PARTY ';t J:g 1 c.,. ...... DI... '•. _.,..__N_. •,(_ K•-• Jaybawb fOIInd It eva banler to bOld on to tile bill !ban totoprii$Jna. · points after lntlrnlllalon. KaDrteellllld 16 pelnta aplke frOIIIIWvl!t PJ'Itcllard Mark Raadall · TbeSoonerunapPida-10-lOtle with · a 25-5 run .durlq wblch Kaasu manapd juat ODe field p i, 0klaboma ba4 ftve faatbreak baskets In the run and had a pair of 3-polnters. Henry bad a 3-polnt baslu!t, two 3-polllt playa and a stuff oft a fastbreak 10 key the spree. · "Today we were lOin&' to come 1111t and sdck With the press and our crowd reilly IQt behind' us," aald Henry. "lt'slfeat to'IO out · by ~atliJI! two !'lo. 1 teams In a row· In other. 1ames Involving · ranked teams, No. 14 LaSalle ripped Army 106-73, Florida downed No. 15 Louisiana State 76-63, and No. 18 Xavier handled Arkansas-Little Rock IM-73. At PhUadelphla, (..I!Jnel !)lm· mons sooted 27 points and lf&bbed 20 rebounda Blal,.t Army to move IIIlO third.place on the all-time ICOriqlls~ and lefid La Salle to Its 18th stral1ht victory. Simmons lncre'sed h\S career polbt total to 3,0'11, pall· lng the 3,1166 ICOred tiy Marry Kelly of Texas !!Quthei'n. After the 1ame, La Salle retired Simmons' No. 22 In a ceremony ittended' by Phlladel· pl\18 'Mayor Wllscin Goode and Philadelphia 78ers guaro Hersey Hawk,tns, who had 3,008 points In his college career, flltll on the all-time list. The Explorers ~nded the replar leaspD 26-1 overall and 16-0 In tbe confer· ence, Army P'-Yed the· gam!! wlthoutlts leadlq !!COrer, ienlor forward Steve RDthert, wbo was suspended tor an unapecltled violation of team rules; At Gl!lneivl!le, Fla., Stacey Poole scored 22 points and the Gators' scramblinl defense held 15tll-ranked LoulBtana State 30 points und• Its ~on average, helping Florida end a ·14-lame losing streak wltb a Southeastern Conference triumph. Before the 11 ame flotldalnterlmcoachDon DeV~ . aald he 1s reritovlng Ill lllj I I I ... " . �Paa• 4 The Deily 81 rtfl.,. "! .. [ 1 •• ~ 21. 1110 · Hannan Trace, Green c1abri Rio By G. SPENCI!lB OSBORNE Trlllllne Staff Writer Sometimes, eno111h Is eno111h. Hannan Trace's Wildcats, havIng been thrown to the mat twice In the rep Jar season by North GaiUa, took revenge on the second-seeded Pirates by USIDI tough defense and solid work on the boards to post a 65-58 victory In the upper-bracket sectional championship game Tuesday night at the University of Rio Grande's Lyne Center. , "This Is the first time we've been a good team since Christ· mas," said Wildcat head coach Mike Jenkins. "We Improved Ina coUple of areas, such as on the hoards, bli I otherwise we played \hem the same as we did at out place." he added. It took the Bucs 65 seconds to get their offense In gear, and they did It with a three-pointer from the left corner by junior guard Brian Stout. On the strehllh of two more treys from junior point guard Chris Tackett (who led all scorers with 19 points) and sopllomore forward Darin Smith midway through the first frame, North, led by seven. But the Wildcats slatted clawing at that lead, tying the game twice In the last minute before junior forward Todd Boothe took a pass from point guard Eric Lloyd on the left baseline and canned a jumper at the buzzer. Hannan Trace led 20·18 at that point. · A three-spot from the left corner by junior pard Riehle Cornell and a baseline jumi>er by Lloyd In the first 90 secolids.of the second quarter Inflated Trace's lead ·to 25-18. But the Pirates started to neutralize tbe peskl· ness of the Wildcats In the paint when Tackett squeezed a layup on a steal between layups by 6-5 center D.J. Hammel to cut HT's lead to one with 4:08Jeft. In spite of the Pirates' shooting troubles that plagued them throuJhoUI the game, Tackett had no problem a one-and- ones that caine on Wildcat forward Jason Black's first folll. Those shots gave North a 26-25 lead wttb 3: 29 left before halftlme. Twenty·three seconds later Tackett picked up his first foul. which helped set the stage for Wildcat pardJ.J. Bevan to hila jumper from the top of the key to Jive the Guyan five a 27-26 lead with 2:46 left. Twenty-three seconds later Bevan fouled PI· rate relief forward Casey Staton, and Staton went to the line to shoot tlte one-and-one. Staton sank the first but mllsed the second,,and the game, whl<;h was knotted at27, stayed that way for six seconds, because Pirate forward/center Richard Haney grabbed the rebound and scored on a layup to Jive North GaUls a 29-27 advail ta11e. Black, wtw led- the Wildcats with 17 points and 10 rebounds, nailed a jumper·from tbe middle of the key to score two of his six first-half points and tie the game at 29 , Consecutive trlfectas by Stout and Lloyd tied the game at 32, but Tackett broke away and scored on a layup wltb six seconds left, but not before Wildcat center Crall Rankin 10t a piece of him. Tackett Ank the bonus foul shot, which was what North needed to avoid a halftime tte, as Black hit a ·Jon1 jumper from the right wlnl at the buzzer to cut North's lead to 35-34.. The lead changed hands four tim• early In the 'llllrd quarter and was tied twice later ·In' the period. But even thOugh the · Pirates were starting to get their . hands o.n the ball more on defense,· especially l~te In act three, Hannan Trace started to put the Pirates on the run when Boothe connected on a layup In the first minute ofprlme,tlme. As Hammel fouled Bc;>othe on tlte Inside play, Boothe sank the hopus basket, and Trace led 49-48. Cornell's deep strike from the ' rllht corner boosted the Wild• cats' lead tO 52-411. Hammel followed that with a jumpel' from the left side of the lane to cut the lead to 52-00 wltb il: 51 11!(1. the · closest the Bucs would ever xet. Whlle North... clcsed the lead to three with 1: 26~ left, tenacious defense alq the three-point arc and 10-for-14 foul shOottq In prime time by Hannan Trace spelled· tbe end of the Pirates', season. The Wildcats (12·10), having advanced to the' district touma. men! at Ohio University's Qlnvocatlon Center, await the winner of toni1M's Mowrystown Whiteoak-Beaver Eastern 1aine, sclteduled to belln at 7: 30 at Unloto High School In ChUllcothe. The Pirates, who ended their hardwood voya1e at 13-8, bid farewell to Hammel, the team's only senior. ........,.__ LOcal news briefs..•~--. TOTALS ...... ,·.......... It 5 ....... Field pale- 24·59 {t0.N) ~::~~~~~t~~~:':2·~~~:: NORTH GAU.IA Chris Tackett ......... 5 D.J. Hammel.. ........ 8 Brian Stout ............. 3 Darin Smith . .... .. .... 1 Richard Haney ....... 1 Shane Smith .., ........ ' 1 Casey St&lf?n ..... :.... 0 (58) 2 3-19 0 1-17 2 0-12 1 0- 5 0 o- 2 .0 o- 2 0 .1 - 1 ~fdr~bmH;~Iid:h~nk:r:eeJ: second~ later to l!'lve the Galllans an 11·8,lead. But Green's height advan~ge, ' Inside passing and better control of the hoards was lns~ental In the Bobcats' reeling off four stralpt baskets In thelast3:05ofactoneand the flrstD;~InuteofrouiuHwototakea 16-11 Jead. "Tijey shot us out of the zone when;they started hlttlnJthreel, butourworkontheboardawasa big factor,'' lald Green head ClPith llllh R·--. Sota•w•tera ~ Gretlp'a. •~*eat ...... 10t1Pa wllell .Jolm Dmlll Clllllllll • tfl)' tram till rtaht wlal wttll•:ttleft. blat that aa clalt u till a.beata WOIIId let tbetl' IIIII• (It, u IIIey outleorld tile HIP"~ 211-12 · 1D t.-e aa ll-polat lad at halftime. ''We allot lhrHI at tile. atart, but they ttarlle4detelldlll John IEim!anl better,'' 41lcl S.utllw· stern cldef Jim Wlllller. "They .defended bitter 11111de and 101 tile ballllllldewell," be a4ded. . The IICalld half waa a •tudY In bowcl-to30theBobcatscould )lUib tbelr wlulnc, marlin. Threetlmalalbefourth,quarter they led by :Z.udoaceby27, but a comblaatlon of the BQbcata' nur.,. oa till fioor and a never-..y.qqtt atdtlllle by till Hltiblanderllll'VI!d to t,rlm that lfiii'IID to Ita final shape. · TheBobeats(lHI Wllltlkeon Hemloe~'a Falcona, who . edied . . e 58-57 'i'ues.day nllllt Ia the Melp upper-bra'c ket ,Cba!l1pkl118hlp (Ami!, Ia the dis· ti'ICI ~~ the C4nvoca· tlon Cel!lm' TueiCiay at.&: 30 P·"'· 'lbe Patrtot fallhfliiAid aood· bye to aealora Brad f!ryant, J•ae ud"' John EJunaD, .Joe Harnmoad and Jim Walker, who llllil'llaml!ll' R• l l ....... .... coaebad 1111 ..,, , _ tDr HIPia..... ·.'Boot regUU$ioru, ~ u.· . ' TbeOilit~tofNaturalltaoarell• 1 ~-DOll!' ava111111111 ud c• be . iDii Graa Local ...... 14 110 23 1'-fl OaBN (71) Crall Hart ........ :.....lO o o-JD Jody Vauplm'l ...... 5 1 o-13 Dlllty Salyera ........ : · 5 0 2-~ SbaDe Salyera ......... 2 1 3-10 Aaron Kouu .. ,....... 3 0 o- 6 Jervmy Lutz ........... 3 ·o 0-:- & Brtaa Oakes ........... 1 () ~ ' 'I'O'l'ALS .................. I 1-711 .,... __..- 31-411 (M.Ml l"rte * - - 1-1 (rT.K) • .... .. - ·30 IRvtlO) Alalsla - U (D. Salyera 51 · • · 8teala;-lUHart3) To.ratl\aa.-13 · • SOtl'l'IORai'I'EI <•). John Ehman ............ 2 .4 ,1_- 17, ,foe Hammond ....... . 2 · 2 o-10 BUt Pottl!r .............. 2 1 1- 8 Brad~ant. :., ...... , 2 !I .3-7 Chrll Metqer .. :.., ... 3 0 o- 6 Jesae Eh,nan .....,..... ,1 q · 2':"' 4 '1'0'1'~ .......... n ..... n 7 ,~ Flelll pala -18-49 (36.'1'Jt) Tllree-po..._.. ..;, 7·16 (.:!.'15'lii) Fne tUen - 7-12 (58-B) Be..aadll - 20 (MetZ&'fr 8) AMilia- 9 llteala - 9 To.nown·..:.. 12 . · '" with th~ team. "They ·comlnl the Uiltverslty of Rio Graade backandcomlnlback.MountSt. womlll's baslletball team lost Joseph outahot us by oaly two 72-'1 to Mollllt St. Joleph Tues· . from the fioor, but the free day nllht ln Clnelnaatl ~ was throw1 killed ·us.!' ~ •, elbnlnltecl from the Dlatrlct 22 The Redwomet'l were 'ii perc Playotta. · · cent, COnneetiDJ on 2$ of 58 The · lc11s eaded the Redwo- attempts, while · tiJe. MOuntie men'• 11111011 at lB-12, w111le the Uona of. ~an eoach Jean Mountie Llona f2()..t) advance to Dowen hit 28 of of 49 trieS f~r 57 addlttoaal playoff action ·on, percent. The holts were · 73. Thul'lday · . · · percent from the tree thrilw:Jille Sparklllg Rio Grande's 1ame , (16-22). Rio Grande· was •ilml~ . was junior shoo~n1 guard Jennr to on~ four ,a ttempts ~at 'tJie! C4uch, whO had 25 points, five charity strljle, tlu'ee of which' asslall and four ,~bounds In ·o ne were successfuL. · , ::;· , dl. ber bes't aamea of the season. Mount St. Joseph outooal'ded C::Ouch ICOred 15 of bt'l' points on , the Redwoineil 29-23 · but Rio ·ftW tlltee-polllt field pia: Aid· Grande held Its -tumo'verl to 21!m, .the 1nm effort WIIJ forward while the hosts lost the ball 29 Kerr! Kidwell, who recorded 16 ttmes. marlrers and nlae boards, and Box ~· ~ III8J'II Cindy Rldpway with sill ST. JOSEPII ("Jt) aalls(J. ' Amy Sutter, 6-2·14; Gerr1 The Rio ladles found · them· 4-7-15; Anne :Volmer, 1·0.2; .l Jaa . • aelVwl tralllal ..by 15 et . the BeiiiOII, 346; De1.:rJn ·S chroeder' bu · 4-2-10; Wray.Jean Connor, 0.2-2; ... ,_1· In..,rmqn, t handled the Michelle N~. '·~ ' tlt)by ¥JI:weueaouah to· cut:t~~edeflclt' Step!lenaon, s-2. 18; Carla Ste.Jel, toalli1Dt.besec:t!Dd'1lalf.Amllied O·l·l.' TOTAL8a.lf.7J• ~.:: • lllot and tltree.tumovers were ·JUO GUNDII · (t1r ·..:; J nf' ' St. Jo.leph to Pull C4ileh, ~5:0.25; li!llldy ft•"-~"; a,.,wy~forMI:!IUit tbe wtn, led by Libby 0.2 llt.l.... ....~ .. -... -~~ who ))ad. 18'>points 1· ; Kerr! •.,,.-~u; 7-2·16; aDd 11x re11o1 •·Mindy MQntaomery; 2·1.0.7; Ann' '· ''The' '-...'-'mdlj 't ·~ 11 ' • Bamltz, 2-0-4;' ~ · Packard, • ......., 111 pve every2·1-5; Kathy Snyder, 1.0.2. thlnl'· tlwy had," commented Redwollll!ll C4ach nouc toote, T.U.S 11 1 14L ' wbo completed his flrat season Ralttlme - ,.._, st.' Rio o..... K. c..,we::·. .by Rio's. H81Tison, Schubert . teamm~ CralaRankla (II) aacl No... Galla'IBrlan!ltoat (12) In tbe third quarter of Tueaday nl(ld'a DlviOIP 'J:V upper-briebt sectional final at lbe 1Jnlvenlty of 8lo Graade'a Lyne Ceater. Boodle ICOred 111 pobala to ~P )Niee tile Wllllcatalo a 8W8 victory. (Tribune photo by G. 8peneer Oallorne) Miller edges Trimble .58-57 .in sectional play Two free throws by All-state candidate John Doughty with 35 , seconds remaining lUted . the . Miller Falcons to a dramatic ,; 58-57 Division IV Sectional Cham: plonshlp victory over the Trim. ble Tomcats here Tuesday night : In the upper bracket of the : Southeast Sectional at Meigs . High School. : A rebound (wlth8seconds) and · ensuing coast-to-coast drive by : Trlmble'sRyanMcCJellandlave : Trimble one last hope, but · McClelland's attempt from 12 ; feet caromed off the rim as the ; buzzer sounded, 'glvlng the Sec· dlonal Championship to Miller .: and head Coach George : Gossman. ~ Miller Is now15-6andadvances :,to a District berth at Ohio · University's Convocation Cen: ter while Trimble bowed out at : 11-io. • Three weeks Trimble mentor ~. Coach Paul Pettie took a pmble ' when he chose the upper bracket ; again& I Jeque . foe Miller to In the tournament. A iar:. · bte he never second peased . : even thougli he had a sure shotai :·seed : . : TVCstan~ :' •:TEAM (AJIGa-) W L P ~ Wellston ......... 18 3 1415 ; MIIler .. .,, ........ l5 6 1335 •Aieunder ...... 14 8 1416 : X·Belpre ......... 12 !I 1515 : x·Trlmble ....... 11 10 1276 ·X·VIIItoa ......... 11 10 1330 :?~·F·Hoeklnl ... 10 12 149.1 •JI:·MelaJ.......... 4 18 1203 ::x·Neii-York .... 2 19 1129 ;s-com,IICediiLut ..... ptiM: .Miller 58 Trimble 57 . · a first round ' 1ame with Kyger · Creek who had won just on vl~ory drive, , · · · f since his Injury and stUI not 100 ame.' . e With :.55 seconds ·left and the percent, add~ Il., 1 The 1 aml)te• One extra week- score ~:53 ,Jim Horn hit both . · For Miller Gpssmwn led with of healing ttme for pard Jeff ends of a :honua for a 56-53 Miller 17 point~, . Fulk ' h~d 16, and Holbert, who had' not slieb action lead. ·At .41 seconds Holber' hit Doughty •2. slnceearllerJanuarybecauaeof an Inside Jumper for ·a 56·55 Mll~rhlt20of45for48percent, a broken foot. score, setting the stage for a was 1·3 three pointers, and hlll5 Holbert had helped lead Trim· necessary foul with 35 seconds of 21 at the line, the possible ble to asuccessfulflrst half ofthe left. difference In the game. . ' season, but missed more than . Dou1hty drew the foul and Trimble hll 19 . of 35 two half of the seCond h If H d went to the line where he calmly pointers, hit just 3 of 10 trt· Trimble. opted !tor thea l~w~r hit both ends of the honua for a vectors, and hit 10 of 12 at the bracket It would have faced 58-55 score. With a treme11dous line. . KYKer last Thursday and Hoi· ~sis I from Holbert, MCClelland Miller had 24 rebounds as did berfs'statua wa:s quea.tlonable . went ln&lde to pull to within Trimble, had 3 steals, 911!m0V· 'lbe two TVC ' flvals batd~ · oneat58-57wtth :27secon<~sleft. ers, and lOhfouls. Trimble had right 10 the wire with Miller Jim Horn then missed the foul 4.7, and 20 respectively, 101101 taklnl an early 13.10 lead In the and Aufilck 101 theTifS reholl)td, Roger BIDJman to fouls. first quarter, then widened that giving Trimble the chance for the . Score by quartets: , liP to 32-28 at the half win. Trimble missed a goqd shot Trlmble ..... ,........ 10 18 18 11-~7 H Jbe h 1 · and Dou1hty grabbed the ever· Miller ................ 13 19 13 13-58 0 rt e ped rally his troops Important rebound . . He was TRIMBLE (171 - Gatchel ~nth.: ~nd halfto take the lead again . fouled a missed with g 1·2·4, Holbert 2-H·ll, McCiel· or e rst time since the second seconds left, setttn1 the statie for land 3-2·2·14, Curt Moore 1.0.2, ::rs':tt~~lc:T'an ~~elland the last drive by McClelland. Blnxmu 3-0-6, Aufilck &-2·14, com ned for a Miller held oa 56-57. Mecum 3-0-6. TOTALS potent attack that lave Trimble McClelland reportedly endeil arn (58) - Dovihty 3-4a 56-M edxe after tlu'l!e frames. hll career with 995 career points 12. Gossman 7-3-17, P'ulk 5-1-3-JJ, Fu~e IJ1o Chip Gossman, Tom with co-team high honors of 14. Hettich 2+f, Hom 1·2-4, .Yiemer • and ohnDoulhlyretumed Scott Autllck xrabbed 11 ·re2·1·5. TOTALS II-1·1J.I8. ::re~~~~ce:~lp~~!!!•HMltolrmle Hhoundlbs· and 14 points. while r--~~---~~~~ "9' r o ert In his first 1ame back rns 114-....,. •.l!lB r Two players on the University of Rio Grande men's basketball team were honored by the coaclies or the Mid-Ohio Conference for tlN!Ir work durln1 the 198&-90 seuon. Starting point pard Gary HarriiOII was. nalned to the conference Second Team and Brad Schubert, whe bepn as · starttn& Ooot!DI (liard and was 'promot~~~ to ·.•mall forward, ~ved honorable meatt011. ~al'i'llon, · a 5-11 Junior from GaiUpolla, joined the Redmen •· lineup last fall and eatablllhed himself u . o~ of the NAL\:'s top men OII ' Uiista • .lfe .totaled 256 ullsts for a per-1a'me acorlq average of 8.5. ln addition, he ended tile aeasoa with an 18.5po!J!t acorlna' avera1e and waa 41.3 petceat 1201-'"l oa field aoaJa fof the • - · · From tile frae throw llae, he was '15.3 percent 11'3-97). Be played Ia II of ·Rio Grande' 1 se11011 pmes. · Scllllbert, a 6·3 sophomore from Bellevue, ended tbe aeUOD wttb aa averap of 18 polata and 3.9 rebouncla per game. Hill total . field 1011 percentap wu 4U pacent (l!IO-GII, lneJIIdiJII t3.4 percent (129-297) on three-point fJeld &naJa, an are4 ln Wlllch he lpeclal.. . . lk....,.t waa 71.1 perceat (IINI) ~ tilt bll line uCI , Law hom,' flnlshtq the aeuon at . 15-16 and 5-7 In the MOC. . · The conference coaches !lelected Tyrone Trbovich, a 6-6 sehlor forward for Tltftn Unlver· slty as the player of the year and his coach, Jim Hammond, the season's top coach. ' Named to theMOC First Team aloni wltll Trbovich were ' Jeff: Yoq, 'W.Uh; N!th6ny llarJU, Urbana; Ron ftolmel, I\JOiiilt Vernon N~ne; aM DOr.,ey Blrdlall, Tlffln. Second Taam selections, 'a side ·from liarrllbn, lriclllded Steve Grexory, MOIInt Vernon Nu:arene; Frank Baell:, Cedarville; Michael Minto. Cedarvllle; ami WI.JI Golna Urbana. ' . ' Also reeelvln1 honorable mentlon were Jolin C!u'tll, Urbua; Qlrry Appl{ne, · Walsh; JQe Wlllte, MoiJ!It Yeraon Nne r, Mia Conrad, 'llffln; ·J._J!nlt,. erick. Walab;.· .IJJn ObJD Domlnlcan; Doiillale ..., Cedarville; and Don wlwaml~ Tiffin. .· • 1 • ~. , · • ,. ~---~~~~---.! ~ · ~~ ·· ~ • n..-. ..-----.. ----'1 played 1n "nle ltadiMn, coacbld by John IISUIANCE 111 S.C1.. St., Pta 1 er YON-,_111 AOIIIS sav•o IIBISCG.iif .CIII61 f, ... ' APPUAICES 617 W A-. I lkllll • Pl. 446·1"'r · ' '• .NOW IN STOCK! t Actmt.~on •1.cxt'Aitft. DrtiWklp .~r..:. ~b:l ..... W ! - & the Nlrtl1nll ,_It h•••· • lpona~r:idbytr. · forecast is ..... ., 1 • I ·I ' 1 ........ . . . · Hospital news _n ormal temperature beginning Sunday! ! IN-. Obstebics & Gynecology . l . . . . . . . . . . . :. ...... TO OWN .1 ..... .. ...f' SOfA I 01111 •tusn Pap Sa em t Breut Bxamhtationt P.mtly Plaludna . . 6: Other OB/GW Ptowdurel .· • 4 '".111111 IJd IUASANI' VAl' EJ HO$PI(Al IVl Till loMlty ol preflrab110ll . . . fN... . PIPI-Ma:;: i}!!.f 'Ill dad OlalleP1r\t ..... 111 . _ , . . .. , IC. ~· DAN'S .Benjamin J. Sol; M.D~ c.flltl . . ..... l.JIC!D~·!··~·~·!:!·~. ~·~.a~ . · ..J, L..:M:el:ga:.:":"';h~·:ah::·:··~·:-:.:•:··:·:-:·:...;.~ · .. Stocks lENT 151~ · . . LOW cASif' NCES OP 1154 1306 1154 12541 1265 1480 1567 1501, . · rn forfel· "=a - . ao MOC coaches conuftend work METZOEJt IIBOOTS- Soull11teatern poalmaa Clu1a Meh(er ' (center) etieteb• .._ 1-2 fram~ to shoot over &,I froatm111 JereiiQ' Lula (left) of Franldln Fllnace Greea In til~ second quarter of TuesdaY nlpt'a lower-bracket lectlonal final at Lyne Ceater However, -Met11er waa betd •to alx polllts In the Bobeata' 71·s0 victory. (Trlllllne J!bolo by G. Spencer O.bone) . . . dea '" ' Area '· .. · ...,---------"·- ·.:...;;;..,.._,_,..;.;.,.... · ·.E connmw .r-.• •. r o;:r:111t. ..... M • Despite ~ several comebacks, . ........... lle.pttert~te poulble brief IQIIIIII In the 1at _ . diu a fMr mlllulel northeutcoUDtll!l-today,moat h na.t•llallte!lllllkwlalitr of Qle atate wu expected to Ia - · ~leoce brllht-oloe, • I"' lOr -.llalr•lil die Delplte die ......, collldltlona, w A rot. Ollll..., dry -tiler temp!l"atiD'el wm expected to ,radually be lomewbat COOl. tbaDIIB. to • · o from 111tt acalllwel t u · northwest wind brloilnlr air from die atpt ftllt Oli, llllt u dawn Michigan and Canada. Temperaapproached eloudl were · tures were to ranae from the low llnlerlnt over the IOIIth and eut. 30s In the north to the low to. In Early morniiiJ wmperat,..ea the south, abOut ~ to 10 de11ees ' · .' C4nttnueci from ~~e 1 · • Ma:naanf its 25. poin~ , below normal . The early moi'IIIDI weather It will be clear and cool tonllhl, map showed a hllb presaure with Iowa from about 15to the low system from the IIOI'thern RoCk· 208, bu I Thursday will see a blind· les to the Great Lalli!!!. The ant &IIDshlne throughout the system will move to cover moat alate, wltll highs mostly In the of the United States south of the 401. Great Lakes and eut of Colorado Looking abead throlllh tbe by late Thursday. The high weekend, It will be fair thrqb · presaure system llloln1to be the Sunday, with highs moatly In the cause of the dry condWons 40s ·and lows In the 20s and low expected In Ohio for the next few 30s. days. ... -------Weather· ----- ,// . ,. ::.:.~ct d !~e ~ we~ ln ma or tile tow :lOa. tar. ll liMit ta Ollll,lluluyone Attft' 10meanowtlurrles-ud chief of ODN!t'a Dlvllon of Waten:ratt. · ' lloat ownen are remblded to check their reetstratton to correct alllaformatlon. · Dllrtq the. ~tlnl seuon the Olvllon of Watereraft 11 .~pcm&lble for eatorc1111 Oh~'• boattq lawt 011 tbe' ltate'a .· waterwa/," BoatlnJ fatalttll!llaOIIki dec& auld by 30 paceat from 19 ~ fboulll then hu beta a ltead ~~ere- Ill tbe numberofbolltslnOblo. DuriJ111• • lJP'OPIIIalttbelrltvellll '.sayaofWbftllqllld dellllllwlll nate the dllcrepucl• from one 1 ~ttqacddenta, wblle 27 fatalltla were r«9rded Ia 1... , be over," area of the state to anoUter," he 'Our · 1011 II to lower tile fatality statlattc evea' more," He alao promised that If stated. Greaor:Y Hid. Dilrlnl the 11011-boatlq moathl, tile dlvlllon elected, the people Ill tile rover· Accordlnl to ·votnovlch, promotell hoat1n1 Afety, teaehelaate operatlolll colllllll, ud nor'a office will "PlY attenUon to "Ohio's future II a tralaecl w'ork works with elllel'lency ~ Ia water IIII'VIval teclllllquea. tbll part of tile state" and flllllh , force, or a worldo!'Ce that 11 · lndlvidlllla and oraanlzatloll8 Interested In oblllllllq , tile lllpways that have been capable of belli tralaed,'' He Information about boatlq aatety couraea offel'ed by tile dlvlllon lallred · •bout for to 10111 u the pledJed to create cbaqel to orotllerbollttn&aafetyoraanlzatlomsmaycalll-8CJ0.33&.BOAT. ~to fUture de\'llopmentand . meet today'slducatloaal needs --~----:--'- - ·-~-~··~------""" · re-vttal.tlou or Southeaatern In the state, wlllch will In tum · tbs ' . ' 'Oblo. X strengthen the employment com· ~-----;;., · •dd1tlon. to the hllhwaya, munlty and brln1 new job& to 1 · · · • vofllovlch liellev•· ll·willtake a Ohio's people. ' Volnovlch llaxradl!lte of Ohio W.Va. with the Gev. Earl Shuler ''stratexlc: plaa" wbmby bu~of· thll area will work University and the Ohio State offtclattng. Burial will be lA ' ' : ··.'. ~ . ...: . .totlther, on a rqlonal bull, to• University School of Law. He has Claire C. BolO, 62, Great Bend, Ravenawoocl Cemetery. Southeu~ Ohio's served In many COIIDI)! and alate · died SatUrday at Veteraas Mem· Frlelldl maycall~t thetuneral '1tre~ economy and put peoplt back to public offices and· II 't he kmpst orlal Hoapltal folio~ an ex· bome OD Wedneaday ,from 24 aild · watll:. standln1 mayor In Cleveland's 7-9 p.m. tended "'"811.Qut llefore the 111111- atmos· history. S.alll Ceatral Ohio Exteaded Foreeut Bom Ia Wood County, Mr. Boao pllere caa be revitalized and new AmoDJ vllltora to Pomeroy . MoaUy clear Wednesday nl1ht. Friday throush Salllday wu the 1011 of the tate Carl and . Bahr 1NIInes1 and Industry aecured this mc;>mlll to hllll' Volnovlch with a low between 20 and 25. Fair each day, with highs Sarah Stepbens Boso. He was i for So!!tbeull!rn Oblo and the were Pete Abele Jr., ot.t~s ~•.Sunny Thursday, with highs mostly In the 40s and lows pi'QteStallt and 'a member of Maynard L. Bahr, 89, of · 1111t or. tile atate, VollloYicl! C4unty, candidate for a poaiUOn "between 45 and 00. ranging from the 20s to the lower Local _, J32 of the Operating Middleport, formerly of tlleChea· til!tlevea 1tate offlclall will have OJI the Fourth Dlltrtct Qlurt of \ · 30s. · Enllneera. He was a retired ter area, died Wednesday morn- to a4dfW1 problems ln ,tlle areas Appeals; Clair (Buzz) ~II.· colistr\ICtlon · worker with ' 35 · lng at Veterans :Memorial of .epei'IY ·COlli, workeh com· Athens C4unty, a candl4ate for , . eJgS· anDOUDcements ____....; .reu:•' or experience, apd a Hospital. .,....Uon,' unemploytnentllcoin; State Senator tram th~ · 17th .~ . . · · · Brim on Sept. 11, 1900 . In . pea:JatSori, aild In some cues, ·District; Dan ifleronlmlll, 4w-' Plu d~ 1 ..lfadlllte of the Greenbrier' ~II- ' The cost Is $25 a couple,.$13 tog ltary' Academy. Chester, he was the son ot·Alba l&borofiii!IAIJIIelll relattonablps. renee County also a candlilate · Spring round dance lessons singles and tbe publiC II Invited. · , He II Jllrvlved by his wife of 41 and Udlil Geyer Bahr. He was ia •· ·."(lj 1oq as you've 101 a mess for State Se~tor 17th Dlltrlet· ~ will be held on Tuesdays, March 6 Dinner will be served at 7 p.m. ~ars, AriD Patterson Boso, farmer. lna~ealllu!theae, businesses Pete Couladll, Athens Collllti thfOUih May, at the Af!lerlcan following a social hour. Music Great 8end. five da111bters alid He Is survived by two d&ulh- wcie't lllllld In Ohio,". be said. Auditor seekiJII reelect.lon and Leilon hall. Fourth st .. Middle- will be provided by Glen~don of sona-ID-Iaw, Mr. &ad Mrs. Bob ters, Ellie Qlnroy and Mn. "We're 10111 te hit at those very also runniDI for a seat on the lOth port Glen Anders Is the Instrue· WMPO and will Include dance INaacy) Everaon, Hllllboro; Mr. M1Word (Wilma) Ohllllpr, Co- .l btqs that are hurt!IIJ buslneaa Dis trlct Central Committee; tor for the clasaea which are open tunes of the 30's and (O's. and Mrs. Dave (Debbie) Par- lumbua, aDd two _ . and allldtheworklnlmenandwomen Larry Payne, fonner mayor of to either coupleS or slnJies. Herbal pi'INIIIatlo,a sona, POrtland; Mr. and Mra, dlllJben-llldaw, Cash and Nelle of Oblo," lie added. . Albany, and Mella Qlmmls· Introduction to basic round dane· The Melgll Pioneer and His tori· Buddy (Bonnie) McAn1us, Bahr, Middleport, and Btll and He ~ pledJed to become lloner Richard Jones, both seek- lng will be held from 7 to 8 p.m., caJSocletylssponsorlnganevent Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Malt Kay Bahr, Galllpolll, • ellht Ohio's ,"'education JOVI!rnor, but 101 the Repullcan nominatiOn for . with thee:dvanced class from 8to this Sunday which they hope will lfeaY) Hill, Rllclne; and Mils lfandchlldren, 18 lfeat-grand· more tmportlntly, for Ohio to State Reprelentatlve· from the 9:30 J!.m. Additional Information attract many local residents who VIcki .Boao, ~cll!e; four aollli, chJJdn!n, · ·and 13 · lfeat·xreat· beCome the education state." . . 94th ·D IItrlct. may be obtained from Mary have an Interest In herbs. Connie Steven BOlo, Racine; Tom, Cha· ' &Tandchlldren; · a ••slsll!r, Ainona thlllll that COlli~ help · . toea! R,epu!ll~an candidates Skinner, 992-2500> or Ande,r.s. Hill and Janet Theiss ottheRiver rleil, and Mlc""el Boso, .all o~ Lavina Brannon, •114 a half· . malte Olllo the education ·1tate ar• th~ . momln&'• 1et~tocether «46-9759. • ·· Valley Herbalists Club will be at . ' _Pol'tland; ~ brothers, Nell sister, ~lleen Leonard. would be' to ' chanp the state's Included Cor011er .001111aa Hun- To a.,._..lle · ,· the MI#JIS County Museum at 2 'l'lolo..Diluth, Minn.; and Claude He was preceded II! death ~ · ,~lila for dlsD'Ibuttn1 foUDda· i ter;; CQmmlssloner Mannlnl The American Diabetes Also- p.m. Sunday to present lnfor!TU{· f!oso, Hunttn~ton, W.Va.; ten hll wtfe, ·a dau1hter, Gladys liOn money to Ohlo'a acbool R'o\iah, Probate-Juvenile Jydge claton, Ohio Aff!Uate. Inc,, will tlon on the different uses of lfandChlldren, one uncle, two Casper; a brother, Weldon; two dlstricta, In order to eq)llllze•tbe · Robert. Buck and Alldl,tor Wll· hold a meet101 of lnterea.ted herbs, Including cooklnJ. They aulJts. and Mandy Hill, Pam sisters, Loulle KzebaUJh, .aDd dlstrlbudon of funds and "ellml· Ilam Wlckllae. persons at the Gallla County will also explain how to plant and Boso, Teresa and Anthony. Cletla Koehell!r; and · a atep. School Board meeting room, develop an herb garden and Barber, and Max Jr. and Crystal - sister, locllnta Parlter, and step. State Route 160, GaiUpolls; at 7 herbal refreshments will he _'Hm, other ramUy members. mother, Addle Bahr. p.m. Monday for residents of served. The public Is Invited to Arranxements are being COJll· , Services will b:e beld Thursday GaiUa, Jackson. Melgl and \Tin· attend. 3 p.m. at the Stralxbt-Tucker pleted by Rawllnp-Coat•Fisher In theTueadayeven~n~courtof Pomeroy, $425 plus coats and toa counties ~ Persons with dla· Cemetery books ready Middleport Mayor Fred Hof- tlu'l!e days tall, DWI; Eric J. Funefal Home. Ravenswood. Funeral Home. lletes, their families, Interested Sqtton Township Cemetery 1 . f!Nin, two Individuals forfeited . Taylor, Racine, $425 pillS costs persons from the commuhlty as Books have been completed by Qlnttnued from pap·l:, ,,. :.·. bOIIdl and sill w~ fined. . aild;tbr,e days J•n. DWI; Sondra wellasllealth care prc;>fesslonals the .MelliS County Genealogical Fortettta1 hollldl wereJiidy E. D. Dtsll!lhol:lt. Racine, $25 plus · are encouraied to . attend the Society and are available for · . . . · · ReUter, ' MicldJeport, ..,, ~. icoata for allowtDI an unlicensed · meetliiJ. purchase at the Meigs County little bit stroqer.tlrh wi!thought' '· annual flpre " was the loj!!e~.t ;' , . . -~· drMnl a weavllll' peJl!lll to operate 'a motor vehl· ·Deailllae Marcil 11 Museum. Cost per hook Is $12 If inC! .the rllk of 11 receaalon wu a since 2.7 percent, aliiCJ 1Jt1886. '? , l!duri!e; ·and John R. Brown,• cle; \VIIWun·C.DJnpla,GalllpoMondAy 11 the. deadline' for p!Cked ·upat themuseumand$14 lltUe bit less." ' . Service.. expendltu~e~ · hk,.<i~: .llanctloa 'City, 1225, Improper Jla •. $25 pllla coall, ·open conmaklll rellirvatlons for the If mallecj. Anyone wishiDI to Cynthia Latta, a aenlor· fl1181i· ' ereaaed by $18.2 biUioll for ~cP I!Udllnl of firearm In a motor talaer; aDd James T. Caraey, JayMar Golf Club dlnner-daace order a book by mall may write clal eco~ for DRIMcGraw· quarter, compared to 113.t1•;tM , ',. veblcle. · · Rae!M, $25 plul costa, failure to to be held on March 20 at the the Genealogical Society at P. 0. Hillin Lexlngt~n. Mus, Aid, "I third quarter, accordiDI to the Fined In the court were Arthur Senor Citizens Center. Box 346, Pomeroy, 45769. still think we're ploddiDI &IOJIII'." report, .complied by the depart• w. Gray, Racine, "$425 plua coati control. Also In the court, Arthur Petry But she called 0.9 percent "a meat's Bureau of Economic andthreeday•Jaii,DW1,$25plua plead not pllty to a charge or much better qlllllty number than Analyali. costs for no llcenle tap; aDd meoacq. That case has been It was befllre." .. Qlld weather pushed home plus costs for drlv!ni OD FRA IIIOVell 011 to Mella County Court. · Third-quarter lfowth wu 3 heatlnJ coall up · $7.2 billion, auapenalon; ' Paul J. Hatfield: Jl per~nt, or· 'S311:f bUIIon, com· sbrlllar to the third quarter · pared to · th~ $9.5 billion Increase fiiUre. the Comm~ Depart· UOUS Continued lrciQI p8J'e1 · . In jhe fourth quartel'; tbi 80"WD· meill •ld. The I&Ome heatln1 U• e..~.....,...~..-.. · -----­ menr Ald. Growtb hi 1988 waa · cos~ lncllllle fuel oil, el~r1clty . reauined hearlllll In tbe Jloilae ,w~ properly Is wronifully $170.7 billion compared to $~19.3 and natliraiJU. · , and found oppoaltlon to ICinle of · seized. blllton·... t year. .. . An Index tor latlatlon tleil tothe · the provlllona 011 •tzure of ''What If the policeman Is · C4naumer apendl... IIICI'IIIed . GNP report ltood at an annualproperty. . wroqT" he uked. '"'bere are no byonly$Ub1Uioll!ltbe0ctober, - !zed raw of U Jierc...tll for ~be prvvlaloM for protection." at~ Ill'.!' John Pyle Cleveland November • and · ~ com· fourtllquarterandUpercentfor laid the ll(lllatlon, already . Jerry C411amore of tile C4unty . pared to 136.4 billion Ill tile tltlrd . the year. The flnll 1919 'flpre approved by the Senate, llclls C4mmlillonen' Auoclatloa of quarter, · retleet!DI a marllecl waa·ln line wtth F~al Reserve Afepardi for IDdlvlduall wboll Oblo said tile. commllsloners · decline In the Ill• of cars and . Board •tlmatea. prpperty may be ll!lad becaule support the leplatlon, particutnacks. · ··. they are lllipected dntl dealen. larly the provlllon for up ·to t!IO The C4~ Department ,l.Gaery INmhen miJUou ln lfanll to local task Lawmalcerll-ltd till · said the0.9·pei'CenllfOWth In the bare provlllou to retaliate fomet that have a plan to combat PJCil-.1 foutth quarter was· tJie· lowft I c~ne~ 472. • aptnat dfUI deaJera wllo amui . since 0.8 percent In the third · But be Ala 'those tbk fore• PICK·3 ticket sales totaled · larp holdlnp froni lll·IOitl!n .. '·'quarter of 1986, and that the 1 should be advllory and ~ld In $1,221,491.00, wllh a payoff due of 11lnl. . $439.601. But Pyle Aid the provisions n:o way limit the admlnlltratlve are ulllleceUary; that exlaUDI abllitlei of·JoeaJIC)VI!illneilt PICJl-t · • .Gayle Chanialq of tile Public .9C)30. ' ' atate aildteileral •tatu181&Jalnat . PICK·4 ticket lalea totaled OIJanllild crime already Jl!l!fmlt Ch!l4ren's 'llervlcta Auoclltllin Abov~ $236,946.00, with a payoff due of tile ael!ure of PI operty In more of Oblo warned •1alnat a conflict .,..., lilel! prleel bet~ tbe local antt-druc task coutltudollal WilY• than the 196,900. . . (Mol 11:• LID.) propoaed lanpap. forces and the new COIIDty boards IIQee ... lllat1118ml&b "Witb all that raai:e · of eta-' that are foldiJII alcohol and dfUI tutel, why do we need tlliiT'~ he abllle treatment In with treat~~ ~ the menially IlL uked. •'The poteattal fora Al!l Eiectrlc PoWer .............30" veteran ....... lbeiiii'Ve, are Ifill." Tbe House adjourned untl11: 30 AT.~/!. .................................. 40 Tuesday admllslona James p.m; Wedneaclay . The Senate will Pyle Aid there II no notice Alblhd 011 ... ., ............... , ... 36~ ., . DeJJny, Bidwell; Thuraton Stone, ~llfred for seizure of property, meet at tile lime hour. · · Bob Evana; .......................... 12 . and no provision for anyone .Charmlnl Sboppes ............ :.,s~ · Middleport. Tuesday dlachar1ea .,.. Leona City Holcllnl Q)................. ,].3~ , Fecleral MOpl, ••••••••••••uooo oool8 . Krautter, Eniett Llona, Mary ."'Ciooi!Jetr Tf~R .: ................ .33~ Gilkey, Sara Jotmaon,· Lee' Blq. it Heek'•~ ~.................... ,......... 2% '' ·!KeY Celiturloll ...., ...... ~·:.......13% EMSunl~led :; I..alldl' Ead•••..: ................... 17% <;; um111!4lnc ........................ 36~ · The ' Tuppers Plalu unit of · ;!Multimedia Inc............... ....75% Meigs l:D~i~T~eDCY Medical Ser· •aax Reltauraatl .................. 2% vices wu ~tiled at 11:20 p.m. ' · (Childbirth tutd• Womnt'1 Httllth) to LQIII BottDIJI for ~ =~~ Myera.,.,, .. ,aoooooool5~ Tll•d•y Ronald He11\'llttwho wu tall:ea to lac' . ......................10% . Veteran• MtmiOI'III HOiplta:l. ::!i~~ l9 Complete Pre-Natal Services IDt'l ....................... f% That waa · the only call for lad........••..•..•. .2fl~ aaalatailee ywalll'day. . Annual GynecoJojic Oledc·Up .- ------ ro: fWward Todd Booa!e ( 211) attempla to retrteve iua offe.tve rebound that seta away frcm .. may ~me. in like a lamb on Thursday Voinovich. .. ultd COME BACK HEBE! - Haaaaa dattwolocltloaiJIMalpc:o.ty. ' 11le ""'aHou an hri!H ~'State Pull P. 0. ... 127, lllllllniUt, (m.aJI) or Davia Juw• 01 1" ..__ St IIHIIIQP, (1112 1671). ·· ' ... ..._... ., Tltlt ........ boat lnltll aDd propeltton lnfarnlatkla .,. au ~·• to ODIIIl*W !'ellltratloo, ac:all'll!q to Paul Greco~ y Soatbwe111r11 ..... U 12 10 11-511 MOUNT · tUI.?• boat l'llllli'atiDu an w oses p f!YOJJ lilt; hh cOUC ('oet!a'ldfnm - 1 ' • 'hfee.pollltere- 5-19 (!t.l"-) FOIII ....tl- 5-8 (62.51') Bebollllds - 28 ......... - 10 Steala - 4 Tllraoverli- ~ ___ Green,,, Sod.-tera • 'In the tournament finale, u In the opener, tough defenae 1114 solid wotk •on the boards apellad victory fcir Franklhl Furnace Green's BQbcata, who notchell 1 21-polnt - (victory · over the HIJblanders. The Highlanders, who flnllhed the seaso1 at 8-13, held the lead for a granil total of 2: 10, all In tile first quarter, stlrdq wltell aenlorforward JOhn EhmanSIJika trlfecta ·f';Om the right comer to glvehls teama5-4teadatthe5:37 mark. 1 · After ·Bobcat forward/center Jeremy 1Lutz, a H junior, grabbedtherehoundoffamllled Score bY quarters, shot by l£ianupate Shane Salyers Hannan Trace ... 20 14·12 19-65 · and scori!d on a Jay up, Green North Gailla ...... 18 17 13 10.;_58 postmat~ ICralg Hart {who led aU . ca1ers ¥4th 20 points) xrabbed a HANNAN 'l'RACE (61) · Shane Sa.!yers alley-oop pasaiiJ!d Jason Black .......... 7 li 3-17 put the rllht touch on the ball for Todd Boothe .... .. . .. 7 0 1-15 the layup, giving Green an 8-5 J.J. Bevan ............ 2 0 6-10 lead. Riehle C4rnell ...... 1 2 0- 8 John. }Ehman, who Jed tbe Craig Rankin........ 4 0 0- 8 Highlanders with 17 polnll, Eric Lloyd............ 2 1 0- 7 TOTALS ............ ... 83 S 10-611 erased that lead wtth a threeField loall - 26-50 (52%) Three-pellltera - 3·10 (30%) the o~nlng quarter. Veteran Foulahola -10·16 {62.5%1 Bebouda - 32 (·Black 10) Blocked Bhota - 2. · .Aialala - 15 Steals- 1 Turnovers - 8 The Deily Sentinel- P1g1 I Is Having A · Preview Sale On·All . Spring a~d ·Su•mer Fashions NOW 15 °/o OFF �,. .. . -( Page 8 The Deily Sa•liiMI BIG BEND: ••• -' - .. .. .... . .. ··- ...... - -:. ~"' • • ' . . .• ' ' • • PART-TIME EXPEIENCED .. r HELP WANnD ' .. • -. • .Tlie·. Daily Sentinel APPLY AT STOlE . I ·.. , •..,. ~'ldnfldiV. February 28. 1990:. ~ . . ~· 7.. :. - Conimunity calendar its World Day of Prayer . on meet Thursday at 12: :Kl p.m . for Friday at 1: :.1 p.m. at the -· an organiZational meeting, vall/ port Literary Club will meet dation of petitions, ; and regular · (!lee Caleadar P . .e 8) : Wednesday at Overbrook Center. business .at the Board ot Elec1: :Ill p.m. "Woman ot:Emt"wlll . lions office at 108 t(~a~.tc St. lit . be reviewed by Mrs. Robert l'llmeroy. · , . ..,..., ....: Fisher. Members will answer roll call by telUng what their POMEROY -Tl,l" Salisbury . pyramid would contain. Township Trus~: illjll meet Thursday. 7 p.m. at'tlle.~ownshlp Br aartce AJiea -~ POMEROY -There Will be a building. The public Is Invited to Elsie Folmer wu welcomed as ;, Lenten breakfast and quiet hour attend. a new member of the Flremens -: at tile Trinity Conareptloaal · · Ladles Auxiliary at the February :-: Church In Pomeroy In obser- . POMEROY - The Pomeroy vance of Ash Wednesday on Group of A.A. and AI-Anon will meeting held at the firehouse. ;: Wednesday at 7:45 a .m. The · meet Thu~ay at 7 p.m. at the Prayer and pled!Je to the flag was -; publls Is Invited and encouraged Sacred Heart C&lhollc Church. led by Erina Cleland, president. ::; to attend. ReServations would be For more Information call Roll call was answered by each :::; reading a verse. The ~relary "'! appreciated but are not 1-800-333-'5051. and treasurer reportl were read :.:: necessary, l by Susan Cleland and Betty : • .,. ,...•,r RACINE _;,There will be a Newell. Members voted to pay·.:: RACINE The Wildwood regular meeting of the American •• the bills, and committee reporta ::· Garden Club will meet Wednes- . Legion Racine Post 602 on were given and card money wai:; · day at 1 ' p.m. at the borne of . Thursday· at 7: 30 p.tn. Refresh· collected. New cards have ar- -' Dorothy Smith. menta will be served. rived and can be purchased from ::: ' ' members. Refreshments were -: TJIUB8D.tY ,. . FRIDAY .served by Susan Cleland .and :; ROCK SPRINGS -The Meigs POMEROY -The XI Gamma Becky Edwards those named ::; Epsilon Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi County Pomona Grange, will and Inzy Newell,to Paula Wood, -c Sorority will meetTburljlay at 7 meet Friday at the Rock Springs Dorothy Hawk, Marcia Keller, :p.m. at the Pomeroy SentQr , grange hall. The Harrisonville Lora Damewood, Bonnie Land:_: • Citizens Center. Officers for the Grange will served 'ers, Opal Hollon, and Clarice -: 'IRINiliNG D.tY -llediiiiiJCMiie,,. ueattaa larJ, 8lle.., her ~like dol put on quite a refreshments . . new year will be elected. Al)en. :· . a iiiiM ~ 1M eeah7 ol ....._, ·e81111M llle ,_,._ _ lor &he crowd of approxlmllteiJ 280. Erma . Cleland attended the -. ·~ 1 a&hapua o1 BIMJ WM ••••• &lit.Oirlllcallt Tbe daJ ffaiured fNI from ether countries, fun, POft1E;ROY . -Meigs County POMl!lROY -The · Metes ' funeral service of her cousin f: Tll._t., ~ OD Slltunay lit ~ E l leaniiiJ, aad loinl e.atertalamenl. . County Board of Elections ·w111 Church Women United will have Charles:Shlrley In Athens. :;:. Erroll Conroy returned to · I Overbrook Center from Unlver- ;: . sity Hospital In Columbus. -~ · Practice wu held lor the . theChesterlodpbaii.DIDDerwll ery ilnd Mary Gano, .Logan Mrs. Ethel Orr hu returned : Sprlq Rally to be held March 17 ' ' be served by the convention Council; Faye Hoselton and Iva home after a two weeks visit with -:: at -Senior Citizens Center In committee. Shutts, .Belle Prairie Council, her sister Allee Hill, Rockledge, ..., Pomeroy wben District 13, . Janice Lawaon, district secre- Belpre; .Maxi~ Russell, EllzaFla. . : Daugh~s of An)erlca . met re- '. tary, read the minutes of the beth Roberts, Margaret CotteMr. and Mrs . . Hobart Newell · cently at the Cheater ladle llall. January meeting. Opal Hollon rill, Betty Spencer, Bette Biggs, and Mr. and 'Mrs. John Newell : Elleell Cliu-k, 1dlltrlct counclgave the treuurer's repclft. · Eileen Clark, and Janice Lawand famlly attended the funeral : :lor. pn!llided at the meet!nJ: It was announced that there son, Guiding Star Council; Lora of Mary Baker. : ' 1. It was repqrted that Either will be a practice March 11 at 1 Damewood, Jean Frederick, KaOpal Elchlqer spent a week ::. ,Hardeli, dls!l'lct · deputy, Js lmp.m ..at the Senior Citizens Center !bryn Baum, Helen Wolf, Esther with Mr. and Mrs. Charles; . provlq slowly,lnd that Beula!) In Pomero)'. All members in the Smith, Ellzabetb Hayes, Faye · Elcl!ln!Jer, Pickerington, after.... Moyers 11111. Get well cards were · Alstrlct are urged to attend. . Kirkhart, Dorothy Ritchie, Opa:l being a medical patient for three:::. ilnged for them. · Helen Wolf served as pianist Hollon, Doris Grueser, Thelma weeks at St. Joaeph Hospital IO : · The spring. meeting of the for 'the meeting, and the Guiding White, Marcia Kelli!r, Beulah J>arkersbl!rg, W.Va. She has novr ~ , dlstrlctdeputlesandpastcounclStar Council, Syracuse, served Maxey, Mary K. Holter, Erma returned to her.work. -~ lorswlllbeAprU29at1:30p.m.at retreshmedta. , Cleland, Betty Roush, and Ethel · Laura Nice and grandson, Jell ~ ,• . Attending were Mildred Low- Orr. . · Hartung, a student at Ohio.• University, spent a weekend with_;: Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hartung,..-BBGJJ:NT ln.tu- Mn....... Repalda, repal •I lletlll'll J.Mallu llelp Cllapter Dllqlden oltM Amerleaa Jmlolao... near Cleveland. ; • RoyChrlstyhuret!lrnedhome; • '11'111 peN speaker orswtap Cllapter lo• of the .ta.olcaa Ofrlcers were 'elected at the !Ia Conrad, Ripley. and Betty Herb books were presented to ' Bevolu..a. Sbe apolle an tbe . . . _ . _ wllo aellled the Ohio from a twu weeks visit wltb Don· · Milhoan, Meigs County, news Ute Pomeroy and Ravenswood, · Valle)'. llle Is plclared ..ttl~ Keltb Aallle,, praldenl of tile SAR , recent meetlill of tile River an(l Mildred Matlack, l,.akl!.'~Valley Hettia!tlia lleld "•t "the .tera. • ••.;. ·-.. .,.; ·, ~ • W.Vad lbrartes. · ••. . ./ . ·olulpter . · . •:• • . . "'' ···~ · .. , worth, Fla.. - . 1R swooc1 Pub!! Llbt ,.._ ' ' h · Friendship pot po11rrl was · • · , • ' • aven, c ary. • . '-"'nnle . Hill i;opduc~ed t e ·madeanddl$trlliutedandspeclal' ~ r'h4'"Len ..Jm.,LUI' • New oftlcers are Connie Hill, mftt!na and· It was decl~ to vi ...~~: Ui '""'' prealdelit; Linda McCoy, vice linter mo~ coo)rbook•! , ,,. tbankl were glven ·to Lila Riden1 --.I (' '... ..J,_ , , pretJdeitt:.• Debbie GI!Jn~ and , . Nfw c~n were dlatrlb-· our for serving as secretarr for Statflu: ,.;J#THMIJ · , , JIU Kllopp, ~· and' vice uted aacllt ·DOteillhllt tllere , the first year. secr:etaty; Sbella CJirtla. treuwill 11e llerb felt p1811necl lor · It was noted that now Is the The Southern Boosten will •urer; Juanita Co11rad, Ann Kelly, · ~ With BObbl Katr ·u . tbne to plan and design a new have a chk!ken dinner on Sunday · Jan Gerliold, Betty Nuzum, utd~ , ebalnRu. . -,.. •. herb garden. ., beginning at 11:30 a.m . .Uada McCcly; Jl!"lllletter; Roll!"· CoallleHIDaavetbeberboftbe Refreshments of lemon ver· The menu will Include bar· Marie Dubltes, Jaclcicm County, moatll report on, lemon ver)iena, bena tea, rosemary cake, ched· . becued spare ,ribs,. creamed andJailetTbelu,MetpCounty, , ,aouna -tbat It offers the truest dar hl!l'b wafers. and fruit and bakedchlcken,mashedpotatoes, publ~ aervl~coordlnators; and lemon !laver.' Jt Is a teniler salad plates were served by green beans, cole slaw, dessert JanCerltolrl, Ravenswood, Jaan·. pl!l'ellnlalill tile area. · Linda McCoy and Connie Hill. and drink for $3. 75. · Tbe diMer Is being held In WEDNEID.tY MIDDLEPORT -The Middle- .~ Chester i happeninf!,s j '1, Zesta Saltines •IN WATER •OIL STAI·IIST TUNA 2 . 6.$ ' oz . ,Valid flVu 313190 . . '.. . .. . '• a·a·,·(· . CANs I. , ' ,.Daughters of. ·America meeting·held Umlt 2 with coupon anci additional purchaae. ·. .. ':.·River va,lley· ·H.erbaliS.ts.meet Ballpark Fra"ks . BUY ONE 1 LB. PIG. GO ONE ' FREE·! . wu Boa.~., · 1i.~oist , rations"'avai/4b . le now .' ' O• .. The O'llo,.D epartmeat,ofNatu- . ()f . Oil~R's Dlvslon of were recorded In 1988. 'raJ . JtesOI&lceS :anDOUnced today • Watercraft. , ''Our goal Is to loWer the . that .1990· boat :reglatratlons are · Boat ,Qwnua are remlpded: to · falallty · atallsttc even ·more," now ·available and can be pur- ' 'C'IIIcl' ,tbei1' reatstratlon to corGregory said. During the nonchAsed aJ •fwo locations In Meigs rect all Information. boating months, the dlvts,lon . . . · During lbe lloatlng se'asoo the promotes boating safety, teaches County. The locations are Forked Run Dlvslon of Watercraft Is respon- safe operations courses, and .State Park P. 0. Box 127, slblelorenlorclngOhlo'stioatlng workswlthemergencypersonnel Reedsville, (378-6206) or Davis laws on the alate's waterways. In water survival techniques. Individuals and organ!Zlltlons Inaurance, 114 Court st., Pome- BOatiJII ,fatalities In Ohio deroy, (992~) . crealed by 30 percent from 1988 Interested In obtaining lnforma' 'T itle n1!111ber, lloat len&th alld .even tbouab there bas been a lion about boating safety courses propllialon Information are stead Increase In the number of. offered ,by the division or other 'n eeded to complete .!ration boats In -Ohio . . ~ring. 1989, 19 boatl.!ll safety OI'Jinlzatloms actordlq to Paul Gre&ocy chief J11!9ple· lp11~ their lives In boat,lng · . may cali1-800-336:BOAT. , . , ,, . · .• acclden'-• while 27 fatalities l' Qating serviceS prey :· on the lonely ones. ,· ' '~ !I • dilcoo&ed se~ weeki Iller tlUl lie !i~illlltried. (So much for t.bc • NMI----~~--~~~~------- ICI'IIIIlllleJM CIll) no w • nhfl-aild tndllftJUI~ ciMt. balldlllli -- ~- . '"""lnaJ98 m~--------~--~~--~- I . . . . ., II' • flat ?lc MY dlcllr llllllllit II 111171 ... • . '*'--' • dill a lllolre or 1 illln 17t1ck. Urib 1111 NJy ,loa •tililiCM loll pay. We eadecL . . Cllll ·' Round dance lessons pkl.nned Sprlna: round dance lessons will be beld,on Tuesdays, March 6 through May, at the American Legion hall, Fourth St./ Middleport Glen Anders Is the !nllructor for tile classes whlcbareopen to· eltber couples or alngles.• Inlrod1aetloa ~basic rounddanc- ·. IIIJ will be held from 7 tD I p.m. wltb tbe 11dvanced class tram 8 to 9:30 p.m .. Mdltlonal ,lllformatlon . may be ~lied trolil Mary Skinner, 992-21100, or Anders, IUVU VAI.ll'Y ............... Ti_.,. __ '"[1)111 TUMIU . .... .. \>, 1. ··~·., • ,, p ..................... T·-·- UIIQin,.. CHICKEN ·DINNER.........JM!-. S3. 99 -IDA ONION RINGS-•••••••••••••11-i!• S1.99 ., work bolllc . • The American oiabetel Auo· . claton, OhiO Attlltate. Inc., wlll cooldna. clelnlna. laundry hold a meetlna of Interested lilllbdna. I enjoy beila at home · peraons at -the GaiUa' C~ty and my,wire llbl the fact thallbe SChool Board meeuna room, neva- 111111 lift a fiaaer aowiCI the Slate Route 160, GaiUpolla, at 7 IIQule. p:m. MoJICiay tor resldeata of Tbe pollleoa: My fnily Gallla, Jaclllon, Melp alld Vlnto dllnkl• a lazy btlll. M1 fllba' ton CouaUea. PeriODS with d!J· ,Uu~ me the adler lllOfllllll aad betes, tbetr tamlllel, lntenated 111111 • llltal!ld tate 'Per-a frollllbe oommualty as , ol_.jtlll 10 p& ~ fl die well as belllll : " ·IAGELS ............1.0.~!-.~••89c Mit r ' al SAl ..... " ..,.. ..... ••.. MEAL•••• NOODLE -SOIP........ -SUGAR CIISP CEIEAl... . · IOCT. s2 49 · TRASH. .a•Gs ·······~·········. ····· . :. •1 •t:::' · .J'"::!..m: AP.COT HALVES ••••••••••- !t.~ S1.29 .; liD-~~..... *!._~ a :!e.:co-'a lla :::::: . . . ...... .......... . • • .. Iflie dO.... IIIII IIIer . · POWDER SUGAR••••••••• ~.~'-'·· s1.49 wu luy al die ,_. IIIII *Jid banie millnl Ul lddl. . .Y-8 ·COCin'. AIL"JUICE ••••~!Z. S1.49: I wu otreaded ~ 11y.flthllr'uall ' . II)' Ao- . llld ........ your liMca Cllllow ~~~a; Pa ~ ' . . . 1). willa tiUCII. ,._ OPP IN YELLOW CO~ I (I ' , IIAD CHEESE _..;.:,,._J.l. $2.29 to orgamze FOODLAND ENTRY BLANK • ' ORANGES ..- ..l.i.9,.. f I COLlY LOHGMORN · SYAIE _ _ _ _--:-------ZIP_ _ f CAUFOIMIA MAIG~RINE ..!at. 2/Sl.l. · Diabetes .group . en.... !IJ<ollllrly GOlDEN DELKIOUS APPLE$ _ ........lJ£!,.. 2/79C SMAU EGGS."..,,99.l... 99 1 (46-9759. ANNLANDDI · Dear•Aaa Lu.,_ I'd lib II llleyllld?WII,a. . . . askdlenl? secodcl the ~opinion Oll• -fnu..~ANJ)LOOKJNG : wuu~ by oae ol your 1a111c11 IN-lMRTPORD · · !AI difta dllill service~. • ,, ' . ' • I diint they n .lllJhly qu~•lon· DI!Ail HART: I'll ult 'CIII.Ifow · abje, even .!Jtauah 1M, mly be , about it. Reader~? Let's ' - frora •COIIIidcncl a mpectable way to thole of yau who Ill" Jllllll tbia • 111eet Jll"'lle tllelel dlys. The "selec- route. What llat¥Md'l Did yaup& · . dwe" onea prey Cll hl&h hopes llld your _ ,•• wanlt? Did yau IICI : ~oee~a-. for which lhoy ~ d 1 td? We Wlat to kaow. · vrry bJp filL .11le ci'Mpelt plan Our A• Laailm: IIIII a 37· ~ offeled by ltle.•Jioe I joined wa ye~r-old- who lias boee mr rled tli&lldY men tllln SI.OOO for 12 10 die . . . wvt did.. • for · rdrrlls. Tiley 4Wa't . . - mach 15 ,_.. We flaw tow .... 6 1o :filii efbt 10 ma:lt me wltlt. a 14 , _ old. For II ~ 1 was c+ '\ JRII,.aa. . · , thnoluu •tol~~y..u,.n. ' I ... .., .... - Olll of tile 12 wk11 wltom I Cllllld conv.a -.lly and wllom I conP# Ill a?!lll:llw.l Ann · Landers ;;:~~~~~~::::~~n;s:e;:;~ , ' day and Sunday .' -· ~=~ ' ...... . . • n•IIIICII UM! !.'!-•• S1.89 . ~~.4!.2/S1.19 R.'f. SJ.99. . �Wut ••lt~r. ~ 28, 1110 P.ga 8-The Daily Sentinel Pomeeov Mklllaport. Ohio SATURDAY C•lendar•.. POMEROY - Tl!e Mothers of Twins Club will l!ave Its annual Pomeroy United Methodist · Inside yardsale on Saturday from Church. Theme Is "A Better 9 a .m. lo 3 p.m. at thz Trinity Tomorrow-Justice For All. " Church. 1 (Fr!llll Calendar Page 7) Cl £ · · Frustration by·n1i1es .-~~~~ 0:.~. . ~-~ ~~..~:as J!~~ ~ "' Beat of the &ntJ Wednlldly, Febrully 28. 1810 RACINE -The Southern Boos· · TUPPERS PLAINS - Tbere ters will sponsor an Independent will be a bake sale at the St. Paul Mens Basketball Tournament on United Methodist tburcb , .In Saturday and Sunday. Entry tee TuppersPialnsonSaturdayfrom Is $100 per team. Call Dave 9-11 a.m. Grindstaff at 949-2025 for REE;DS'IliLLE - Tbere will be Information. a yard 1114 bake saleonSatutday at the Riellsvllle Flrellouae froln 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tile event 1. spouored by tbe Faith Gospel Ladles Circle of the Faith Gospel Church In Long Bottom: Tbere will also be hot soup and hoi dop avallallle. . MIDDLEPORT -81p up tor the Mldd1eport Youth League wtll be beld Saturday from I a.m. r to noon at the VIllage CaUDell Offtce In Middleport. The coat Ia $10 per cblld not to exceed $25. II· •• ' BJ BOB BOII:PLICB Wizard of 01, ~ Mouae and Gone With 1be W'....-·"" ·Years old; a romantle of IOJii aeo, Bar· bara Stanwyck, •• MIDDLEPORT, OHIO. ~ -- .. i~ HAlT . Whole Kernel Corn 12-u oz. c- Cream Style Corn 12-15 OL ( - $400 12-14 aL C- II& IT Mixed Vegetables· .. 12-15 oz. Callli $400 12-15 01. c... $400 ·s6 ' ·$5 12-15 OLC... SNOW FLOSS FIRESIDE Tomato Juice Saltine Crackers 1&11 Green Beons CASE PIKE 11-ISOL~ , . 46 79< oz. CANS Ill. lOX ~e;;;:i:~~~::~:~ Carnival dancers barely yield to nudity ban 79< IIlii WIIOI.I 01 SUCED Potatoes ·. ·II&IT Beets· 12-15 01. c... · $400 12-15 OL CaM $400 IIlii Applesauce IIlii Peas 12-141/t 01. ------- ssoo c... Nat;o HAlT Tomatoes · Hominy r t $500 . 12-141/J oL CaM . ../, SUIFINI GOLDEN 01 'WIITI . ' "• .· 12-u a. c' • . ' RESH Ground Beef $119 , ' ' 5 Lb. Package FRYER LEG. QUARTERS .. . . . . . IllS-·--··········-·--·-· WISTRNmU 49C 5 U. 01 ,MOlE . · ' ~ $ 5 Ll. PACUGE.... ............... llil SUCED . •. Ll. 79 ( • i · PORKBm COMBO. BREAKFAST, PACKAGE ·· S139 992-2156 DAIRY SAVINGS "PRODUCE SAVINGS" . APPLES E.G.GS •WINESAP . 99C MARGARINE l.':i-. $1 29 •IO••uun•••• DBICIOUS FARM GOLD 3 Ll. lAGS ALL PURPOSE WHITE· POTATOES . YELLOW · COOliNG OIION·s CIUJOIIIIA · IEIIDII SWdi CARROTS $],19 ... . '5 LL ..•,aag •' 2o Ll. 1oL1. ,wiSCGIISII .~IUSSD POTATOES. u L1. $369 • SJ.38 '$J88 s • .- ~~ • CLEVELAND (UPI) -Shaker threat .- to aeek an t lnjunctlon a&alut Warrensville Townahlp Hel&bts oftletala cleared t'lie way Incorporation Into the vlllap of . for a $500 mUllan Cbagrtn Hl&b· Hlp!and Hilla, a requirement . Iandi commercial complex after for the Flate deal. · winning a IOIIi·lerm leaae for Several outlylne c:o~munltles Shaker Lakes Park from Cleve- · could. share In· an estimated land, the lajlcllord. lf,500 joba from the Fl&llle Shaker Heflbta waa boldl~t~ complell. . · out untllthey aot tbe leaae tor the Hetcbts was criticized Shaker recreation park. for what dluentera 1called black· · It toilk a lqlll&hl aud day of. maiL But Jt"'Js- CounciiJnan AlaD Melamed lAid, ''WIHln my negotlatlOIII by Shabr Retpta and Cleveland law depertlllellll · S.J!Qith-old t.lO, or biJ kldi are 10 Ud 1111111 tllele lalla, nobefore the deal waa haminered body's aobW to rem,mber one out and the leaae atpecl Tuelday . word of lhit criUclam or licks we Tbe stgnln& averted Shaker took." Het&hts lawyer Stepheil Alfred's • ll$. .110. 1 WHITE POTATOES ,u.s. reo. 1 : -IDAHO POTATOES Attention Meigs ~ ltPJ County ~~#;a Businesses! Shaker Heights helps clear the way for Figgie project 50 LB. lAG ·• Sll. ,. $ 88 c 1112 DOZEN Polishing Apple with manners Germany Ll. HILLANDALE FAMILY PACK •' "1'!!ese PORI< tO IN 5'' '·' $1 6q ~ SAUSAGE ................... 1 LL P&CUGI.....;.._~........ 5 ~ 0111011 LB. 1 BACON ...........:........;..... 3 Ll. 01 MOll.....................9 9c JOHIInOII .· fi>ights cutb·.nck r ·. Quirks .in the 'news· .. ' GROUND CHUCK 1 -------- . Spinach $400 _ SHUifiNE Kidney Beans $400 II&IT · · APPLE SAUCE ....... , . CASE PIIICE - - - - Iva "'·-wllolleedl Locomo"- ..... the •••" ... .... .._,dl Graundecl abruptly with tbe rule-belidtqday•otcaraJval allbt'l and bll command was . characters, and African W!!r· tbe stroke of Mlt!DIIbtbeblnd the once apln can lead to at-L Joyfu"·· followed. rtors wandered past white alll"a· """._.. -•"' ·""' ..... ade t the C al al With '""' oq • ~d-wouldrea)brbea '"""par o ar v the new day aDd the EVeDaatheauncameuponFat , tors wearing top hat and tails. •DIP u. ..,_,. parent baviDJ ·~ - a proceaslon of pollee, • pualn& parade, the colOrful and Tueaday, tbouaandl of pepple Disguises ranged from a couple clalldnll atlndhte would Juat atreet sweepers and traah baul· hedonlltlc time of aelfwere atakq out the beat post- ofdollarsworthofgreuepatntto tue a Wbb'l at bti!MI aow 1114 e.r• tb4t swept Bourbon Street Indulgence aave way to the tto111 tor parade watchlJI&, firing thousandl of dollars worth of apta. You cu c1o !bat by just clean of 10111 of litter and Cbrlst1an penlteDt1al eeuciD of up barbecu_e grl!ll and getUng beaded, sequined and feathered )ialll!l 011; Jolla, repc11 tllil' to the bulldtq on IIIOuMndl of bard-core revelerS. Lent, a Ume of aelf-d"lal ant~ Into costume. That was tlie fantasies. ~hyo'totbe d Saturday eveJibll. Iva MYI you breTwo patdtrol cthears movlqFralowlyh reE tlectlon that will continue until famUy Mardi Gras that prevails The bawdy side o! Mardi Gras ... c:,rtataly wtll be more than a as own nar~ enc aster· allllli tbe parade routes. was played out In the French was o.k. to lay welcome. . Qu~ll!r street led the· sobering Thouaandl of devout CathOlics, others were contlnulng their Quarter, where gays held a our heads down aDd 10 rl&ht on. ·----parade Into All! Wednl!lday, · many nurstq · hanaovers and OI'IY of excesstye drlnkln& and costume contest, bold women Baby, and cry when our awee·Have you, too, milled the . blarlq tbe messaee to tbe achtq feet, would eo .to church rauacl!y carousing In the French .exposed their breasts tn exthearts aent letll!ra of loodbye II Laadmark Service Station on· · .linlerln& party-till-you-drop funfor A!lh Wednesday and be . Quarter, JuatoffC&nalStreet the change for p~suc b!!ad neckla· .d ead. ACborusUnecloledafler ~ut Main st. In 'Pomeroy _ seekers unaware of the ritual, daubed on the forehead with ub .. main downtown thoroughfare ces and hol1ies of college stu- • a 15 year run . becomln& ·the more · .-ec:ently tbe M.O,M.? "Matdl Gras Is over. Please asaremtnderotthemortalttyof andamajorparaderoute. · dents from around the country ·longest running 'sbow on Broad- . CIOIIng down o1 tlie station leave the street and get on the the tlesb. · There were 15 parades In the maintained a stupor begun sev- .: way and a new national atuc1y on certainlY II¥ darkened .t hat.area sidewalk," the loudspeakers Hundreds of people continued New Orleans area Tul!lday. The era! days earlier. ..._ aliiiOit leary. · said, signaling the season of to mUI about the streets after the · flrlt of the day was the originally A major traffic jam occured a :. chloresll!rol says that we really !lave to concentrate on reducing , -----masked balls and parades, and cleanu!) parade, trying to. find all-black Zulu, which began Its block from Bourbon Street when -:= · the test figures.· ' · A c:Oupli! of people you know . tbe clbnac:tlc four-day blft&e of their way to their hotell or find roll at 8:30 a .m. But, as uawil a gathering of Chrlsllans ran Into •. Nowthat'sJus.tasmatterln&of ._.-emarkln&blcblrthdayuarly drlnktq and partying In the their cars so they could retiJI'n clarlnettstPeteFountalnandhti . a group of homosexual samba the frustrations we're facllli: .Oh · In March _ and I mean big streets was over. home. Some had a l!ard time Hal!-Faat Walking Club stole tl!e : dancers. . well, you and I can baDdle 'embtrtlldays. · ' A pair of strippers on a second· realizing II was over. march. Dressed as gypetea, the Despite a gang-related sl!ootafter all, we've got mUes lind E.R. Hollon will mark his 95th noor balcony nasl!ed a final Mardi Gras drew an 200-member group departed tl!e 1ng sunday ntgl!t that left four : mUes of heart. · Sund11y ,. He Is resldtq at the bawdy salute to the devil-mayestimated miiUon visitors to the uptown area at 7:30 a.m. and youths wounded, there have been ~etbrookCenter,333PageSt.ln care season by throwing open city of about 570,000, apparently h.eaded on foot for the French fewer problems with crowd con· ;:: Ml~t. their blouses and smiling at the equaling last year's record Quarler about 4 mUes away. trol this year than In, previous ;: Loc:o~otJon - the youth spot lf!l!ll·tlme Pomeroy resident, . J)llsslng offlceu on foot and crowd. It was a 11101t1y sunny · . Costumes ranged from famt- . years. ·· Pollee . Superintendent -:on Mechnlc St. ·- remfllns very much alive and well. . . Bertha Conde, will obl!erve. her _horseback, many of whom and warm day, with the . ·lies of Dalmatlons to fairy ·Warren Woodfork said arrests .;_ 94th birthday Friday at berbome smiled back ·and waved. Such temperature In the 70s. Rex, • ·· queens. Walking bananas were dowli 25 percent. · :: · DeSpite Saturday's. weather.,... at60akSt.,Porneroy.Herstster, king of Carntval. bad decreed ·surely, you can remember back tliat far - you know, the Loulle Conde of Plttsbulllh. Pa .•. miserable day with the strong. winds .and the blowln& snow that caused so many accidents acrou Ohio - about 300 >'011111 P:EOPle RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil Tuesday In IJ!e Sambodrom!!, an 'fbe samba schools tried to 'g rave burns when a 30-foot·hlgh ;: attended the evenlll& dance. It dlepol1.was a dedicated volun· tel!r over the years with the (UPI) - About 84,000 Caralval open-air auditorium for 80,000 compensate for the lack of total float collided with a power cable .· was a.apeclal occaaton. ofcounle, womea's Auxiliary at Veteran$ dancera paraded In varying people blillt for the festivities . nudity by ualng special effects, when they hurried up the parade. :: as I.oComottop wrapped lip Its states of undress, but none was ''I hope the league revises this such as lasers allegorical floats Humorous homages to Brazt- · second year. Some 1fdoorPflles · .Memorial Hoapltal. Nettle over 10,000 hours fu~ naked ascelebrants grudg· prohibition next year bec:auee It as taU as roW.· stories, lights ltan historical figures, Its grim : . chalked , up were awarded and Jack Hor111n servtee with the II'OUP· lngty obeyed a ban . on total takes away freedom of expres.· shows directed by computer and · economic situation and the first -:C of WXIL who was on hapd to keep And alia at tbe hospital, Dr. · · n~lty. · . · . · slon," said model and s~lptor · stat~ that emitted sounds. · direCt presidential elections In 29 ~~ the records spinning awarded Jacli' M. Levme,' a SIIJ'Ieon, has . I am against all types of EnoU Lara, who last year pa· News commentators said the years, carried out last Dt~· .:; two sPec:lal WXIL t·sbtrtl. · . be!!n added to the medlcallitllift . morallam, :· · Rio de Janeiro raded without a stltch. · • · combined uie of o.stentatloilS · cember dominated the themes :· BallOons and honeycomb decora· He 11 available om Motldafs at Mayor Marcelo Alenc:ar · said Coming closest to total nu~lty · costumes made of feathers, of the ~chools of samba during :: lions were uSed: Channel 3. the Carnival. , : television was on band to belp tbe preseat time and the new . ~esday ln·crttlctsm of the ban. was actor Jollie Lafond, 29, who precious stones, silk -and fine I· m suspicious of all moralists wore only a tiny G-strtng In a cloth with modern technology More than 800 people were .' · pllone number where you secure mark the occasion and aired tbi! lntonnatlon or make an appoint· . because- at the bottom o! It float by tl!e Belja Flor samba had brought the Rio Carnlvaltnto treated by doctors for fatigue : Pomeroy activity at least three 119112-&190. there's always a hypocrite." . school that Imitated a volcano, a new era. heart trouble, l!tgh blood pres: --:: ment times. Channels 6 and 13 are also The dlrectorR of tl!e League of spewing smoke and flashing Yet as a result of tl!e hlgb-tech sure and drunkenness during the · planntq to come Ia to do s!Drles Schools of Samba prompted the colored lights. · Innovations, two people were parade. on Locomotion. · Thole aprln& flowers which voting to ·Twenty-three yoiiJii men pa. electrocutedandathlnlsuffered. nudity dispute by So. ?". all Is well - except, aa have poked through thegmund to prohibit the display of sexual raded with bare buttocks In a usual, there II the shortage of a height of several tnchza had organs, either by samba dancers noat by the "Caprlcho.so.s de .. ~ ~I ~. _11..1 pareots who will ·turn out to better be pretty tough hadn't or statues on floats. Pllares" school, which paid " 7UU \IUa U " "' chaperone the dances leaving the tbey? Maybe like us, they keep . Ca~nlval revelers angrily de. bomage to the bohemian life. •' . · · • chore to the same 20 to 25 persons amUIDg. nounced the league's ban. The probtbltlon lnclud~ci'the · WASHINGTON <UP!) -Ohio 3,516 guardsman would be $320 '. ''They · are fascists because . representstton ~f sex org!!n& on National Guard l~aders marched : million ~nnually In 11 northeastthey have ended the democracy statues. For example, tbe S~ta onn Wasl!tngton s Capitol Hill ern counties . tl!at rel~ed during the Carnl- Cruz samba school's statue Tuesday nt&bt, In oppost.llon to_ Tl!e regimen iraces Its roots In val,." said .Marta Aparectda dos depleted Superman sttUng on a ·.cuts In mUitary spending that Cleveland to 1877 when one of Its • would dismantle tl!e 107th Ar· units was known as the First Santos, 23, who danced bar~ toilet with his pants'around his . .False alarm helps nrenp&ers damaee. breasll!d but otherwise covered ankles, but the Man of Steel's mored Calvalry Regiment In Cleveland Troop. · MENASHA, Wis. ·(UPI) .,.. A MJatert.UI cll~Uer coafouads as she paraded with the Sao genitals had tci be coyered wtth . northeast Ohio. false alarm actually helped fireualvenltJ • . Clemente samba school. his cape. . · . ._ · Although the state's congresflgbters exilnqulsh a realftre In a HOUSTON (UPI) - Rice Unl· \PRING VAllEY CINEMA Rio's Carnival Is an tntoxtcat· Under Carnival rules, a samba • slonal delegation was sympa- , nearby aparbnent buUdlng and. verslty has 'found some rubbish '46 4514 • tng, feather-plumed ritual of scl!ool would lose points If any of thetlc, most believed Pentagon led to the quick rescue of a tn tti ceremcinlaf Founder's excess that ends on Asb Wednes- Its dancers paraded totally budget cuts are Inevitable due to . ·mother and her Infant daughter Room. Tile question now: Can It da)!, the beginning of thhe 40-day naked or If 11 presented representhe changes In eastern Europe stranded on a balcony. be thr(!Wll away ,·or ts It historic Christian penitential season of · tallqns of &ex¥81 OlllaDS. Tl!e loss alld Central America. . Y,tre Chlel tom · Miller :aald rub!IIIJI?. . · l.,!1nt, which ends on Eaall!r. . ~ ·of points would have dbnliltshed ' Rep . . Robert Mc.E wen, R-6, of , trucks responded to what turned Un~Wra'lty offlctals are at a · ·AOeaat 37 other women bared their likelihood of wiiiJiln&,.the · Hillsboro said, al'f the out to be a false alarm .at an ,· to.sl to plil down the llplflca~ their breasts durin& the parade prize .money that finances tbetr ·problema of peace. Industrial cleaner,s buslneq In bf the'detirll - moas, twiP a.JIC!·. of .the 16 samba schools, which oj)eratlo" for the n~t year's Prealdent Buah's proposed downtP\Vll Menasha,. But while : leaves'-~ndexptalnw~lfwas began ·Sunday night and ended parade. · lludlel calla for a 76,000 reducflrefllllters were lpvestlgatlng, dolnilnarenaiiiBfiCI!teaklioxln . lion In the national guard tore~ , they n!'tlced smoke pouring out · the ~ounder'l . Room, wblcb Is nationwide ·by 1994. The 107th of . a nearby second-floor 'betq prepared tor this year's reelmen headquartered In Warapartment. Western economic summit. rensville Helcb ts would be dis"Firefighters were up tbe Leadera of aeven natlou- the banded In 1993. The chairman of Nelir' York NEW YORK (UPI) - In New street doing Investigation work United · Statea Great · Britain Guard officials estlmated the Pride Is Herbert Rickman, who economic Impact from the loBS of York, where rudeness has been on tbe flrlt call when they saw · West Japan Italy' smo~·f'OIIIIIIJ out windows, saw France anci Canada :_ wlli elevated to an art form by waa an aide of fonner Mayor Edward Koch. He said peOple cabbies and walters, a group Is fire breali windows and 11111'11 tout gather there to open their sum· wbo visit New York do not want out campaigning for poUteness. before we even got the ala~." . mit In Houston In July. . · to come back because of the New York Pl'lde, an organizabe said. . Rice P.realdent Geollle Rupp rudeness and mean-spiritedness tion beaded by a former City Hall Miller ssld the fire broke out 'f!!cenUy ordered an Inventory of of many people tn the city. atde, has kicked ott a "civility about 8:55 a.m. and firefighters tbe room's contents. In a report 'People say, 'Well, that's part • campaign" with TV, radio and· · rescued Eileen Necomb, 25; and , to Rupp, university officials said · of the price of ltvin& In New York print ads featurln~ the slogan, her 1Hnqntb-old daughter, Jj:mlhe;ortaln Qt the conll!nls of the ·<;:tty.' Well, I was hom and raised ' 'C'mon New York, ease up. Let's lly, from )he second floor apart· ·box Is unclear. · , , • · here and I don'tfeell bavetoput keep It theworld'sgreatestclty." ment balo:;ony, The two were "We dOn't kllow (what 1111)," With the theme song "Try a up with this," Rickman said. taken to a ho•pllal to be cltec:ked RlcespokesmanBillNobllttsald. Besides the civility campaign, Utt:le Tenderness," New York · •'It's kl)ld of weird. Here's Ibis by doctors. Pride hoPes to make kamikaze the foundatlon Intends to plant Miller said the fire apparently gl-ass sltUng up ·in there and bicycle messengers, growling 30,000 trees around tbe city, broke out In the Jiving room of everybody thinks It ·may be wants to organize city-wide at· cabbies and snooly walters a Necomb' s aparbnent. The cause something Important so they htettc competitions for youths thing of the paa t. of the blaze was nottmmedtately aren't going to dump it." and hopes to Introduce cMc Tbe new foundation announced deterDJined. The contents - deicrlbed as responsibility programs In the Its campaign Tuesday In a news He said firefighters had the lookln& somethlq . like a large city's schoolS, Rickman said. conference at the Marriott Marblaze under control In about 15• blrd's nest - might be the .. quis Hotel. minutes 'and kept It from spread· remnjiDts of a relatlv;ely lnslptf, lng to another . aeco~~~t' .. flpor · lcant table arraapmeat. till! apartment and two bustne.aes · report sa.ld .. But It mlgllt al.,_ below. But he said the businesSes have some symbolic meaning, suffered extensive w.ater the report said. :! 992-3'471 ,·'BUY IT BY THE CASE'' The Delt Sentinel-Page 8 lq-c THE DAILY SENTINEL WILL PUIUSH A COMMEMORATIVE ISSUI OF THE VILLAGE OF POMEROY'S 150 YEAIS OF INCOIPOUnON ON THURSDAY, AP.IL 26, -1990• . • . ---$DYE YOII AD SPACE TODAY - An!M'Ica• . .Car~lnal S1te ....... , . 992-2156 lSI FOI IUI·IIWIOS or DAVE HABI$ •• .. . - --~--- . I . - - - f. .; .' . ~ r,- -.~H =~ �.. - Page-1 0-The Daily Sentinel '• '' ,I in the news .. ··~~·.n••-- · -·~ VJ W II J;~V, February 28, 1810 Pomaoy-Midclaport. Ohio rooms and treated them to a screentn1 of the new "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" film, which comes out March 30. SUBMARJNE ON ICE: Someone made a 25-foot Ice sculpture .-, a submarine for the Monday night premiere of ''The Hunt for Red October" In Waahtngton. The audience Included Tom CI&DCy , who wrote the novel that the movie Is based on, stars Alee Baldwla and Scott Glean (but not Sean Connery), Baldwin's brother, BillY , FBI director William SeaJioas. White House chief or staff John Sanuau, Attorney General Richard Thornburgh and lots of Navy submarine officers. · · · DEBBIE LASHES BACK: Debb~e Reynolds is criticizing • By WILLIAM C. TRO'IT ' Ualled Presalateraatloaal JACKSONIAN NEWS: Janet Jac"- is busy prepart ng tor her world tour, but she managed to schedule a warm-up concert that will benefit the homeless. Jack· son, who ornctally opens the tour In Miami Thursday, had been rehearslpg at the Civic Center In Pensacola, Fla., and agreed to pertonn there Tuesday night and give lh~ proceeds to charity. Her brother, Michael, also rehearsed In Pensacola before going on the road two years ago. Speali.ing of · Michael, during the weekend he brought a group of abused children from a Los Angeles center ou.tlo his 3,000-acre Santa Bar bara, Calif., ranch. ' · He showed them his' game and toy . People . .... ,. . the Boston critics who wrote unfllltterlnl reviews of "The Untlnkable MoUy Brown." Reynolds, 57, who Is starring In the show at the Colonial Theatet In · Boston, came out for an ovation from a packed house at the conclusion of a weekend performance with · her co-star, Ron a.-. and told . the crowd, "Don't pay any attention to the reviews. I think they are full or (expletive) ." She also joked with two children tn the front row and said, "You young men don't know me. I'm Princess Leta's mother. " She was referring to her daughter, Carrie Fisher, who played the prtnceis In the "Star Wars" films. RIGHT WING . FEATURED . AT OLLIE ROAST: Heavy- weight conservatives are lining up for the Oliver Norib roast schedu~d for March 21 In Wa· sh tnllon. Tile. bash Is t>elng thrown by the Media Research Center, which praised ·North, convicted In the Iran-Contra scandal, as 'Ia modern-day fa· ther or American traditional values." The dinner committee consists of stalwart. conserva· li¥es like Sens. strom Thunnoad, R-S.C., ·J•ee Helma, R·N.C .. Orrin Jlalcb, R-Utah, Hlld actl· vlst Richard Vlguerle. GLIMPSES, Jazz greats lJonel Hampton and Carmen McRae will be the featured acts jn the Annual Benefit at the Thelonlus Monk Institute of Jazz ln. Durham, N.C. The gala event on March 24 will celebrate Hamploll's 60 yeara In 1M entertalament b111tne11 .,. Playboy founder llqll ...... donated a couple or hla IIIII: robel to be bestowed on the king and queen or a bacchanalian revel being hosted by a UCLA frat.er· nlty. The March_ll party, known as the Red Light Soiree, Ia a benefit for the Juvenne Diabetes Foundatioa ... TamDQ" Faye B•kker Ia movtng her pulpit. again. With . husband Jim' In prison for fraud and their PTL ministry lost, Tammy Faye mo~t recently. had set up shop In a plano store in Orlando, Fla., but the owner Is closing the store, meaning the New Covenant Church will have to move. The ~burch hOpes to announce.Its new l~atlon later thts .week. · • The Area's Number 1 Marketplace TO PlACE AN All CAU 992·2156 MONDAY thru -AY I A.M. t1 5 P.M. I A.M. ~!~!til NOON SAMDA Y ...,. w.... o.., ,, w..... . 14.00 11 11 ,.,, Services .20 .110 .42 ti .OO 11.00 11 .10 111.00 n .JO ' CIIY .01/ IIOy SITEWORI ~ •ROADS CLEARING N~LAND ' Count On Kroger For • • • ,. • • to be readilv available for sale in each Kroger Store, except as $pecifically noted in this ad. If we do run out of an advertised item, we will offer vou your choice of a comparable item, when available, reflecting the same savings or a rainch8ck which will entitle you to plJrchase rt)eldvenised item at the advertised price within 30 davs. Onlv one vendor coupon will be accepted PfK itern purchased . : ore. Gllhl Co""'' ...... CCKIM' Artt Coelt 114 4<ti-Galiip0111 112-MMidl-"rt Potftii'OV III-C11••' .,,., Coeltl1il 317-Ch•hlrt 'HI-\INHon J41-"fo Grendt JH-Guwn Dttt 143-ArtbltDdt . 371-W..ft~.tl ~· Sealtest 2% . Lowfat Milk ~ ~ ffi • ~ DR MORE AODITIOIIAL PURCHASE COUNTRY OVEN SHORTCAKE SHELLS 'v Krog~r · . 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Fly fly on Pelt the IPMd of on, IOUnd. 8 . you.· Angel flying too doH •' ....••,•• NO SUNDAY (lUS 4-16-16-111 WANT ADS btilg Vacation Money WANTED LOWGUDIOAI SAW LOGS s16o.,.::_. DEUYUID TO OHIO PALLO COMP.NY POIIIIOY, 01. ROSES' ' EXCAVATING & TRUCKING EVElY THURSDAY VFW POST 9926 MASON, W. VA. OPEN S.OO I'.M. GAJIS STAll' 7.00 P.M. NO ONl Ulal 11 , . •so.ooraG• IONUS GMIIN 4# AU 1NG0 GAllS 101 1.-WM POMEROY, OH. 912-2219 TOP SOIL FOR SALE ' llW USTIIG - IIIDDlE· I'Oif- Vat ~ 110'1110' wth Wiler. eledrif. end ps. Clll . lor more intl!lllllion 949-2493 3rd Str•t, aocin't, Oh. ~O&OOA.M. ' .,.. ..,.,. .,.,......,. ........,. craa . AUfOMDIIIII6 F A I M Wll ... Alti:CIII Noon . •••••••• 1914CI!WfC.2D~CultomVan,toadlld.99.429 mllel. . . 19711 ChWf Ilea! 1976 O'lfNV 3/4 ran Scolllldoltt. 74.563 oct. mllel. Farmoil Hlldetor · Ranch ICing Ill HP Rk:lng Mowtf, lea tllOn o '1!101 Old ,, Uemottonal T.D. 15 Dolor ' Tr<iltr . . .· 1411. UlllliV T~ 12ll40 OfllcetyPe Traltef. no tHte. 1963 10 II.~ TI'Cihr 1962 NeW VOIICOI Hcut Ttallll IOX!iO 19611 Fori Ill II. CGmp Tlalel , IIIII Sow M1 wllh 411 n.t . . . and 2641nt. Power Unit Motor recenlly ~ READY TO EAT · Icelandic~.~..... S499 ........ ..... .... ,. r .. •fiREWOOD BILL SLACK· 992-2269 FREE ESTIMATES EVENINGS 949-2168 2-1-'!ll).t .... pd. 4-1·11-lltt ·--~..;;...;,~_, ., BISSELL BUILDEIS · R. L HOLLON TRUCIIf4G CUSTOM., HOMES & GAIUfES CHESTD, OHIO •GRAVEL •LIMESTONE •FILL DIRT "At luun•l• Prices" PH. 949·2101 or les. 949·2160 •ANYTHING AT ALL Dey ... flitht NO SUNDAY CAllS 985-4422 4-16-K-1111 Roger Hysell Garage GUN SHOOT AUTO & TRUCK . . REPAIR AI" Trlll•lulo• .........1•• If. 124, ,_,., Olio PH. 992-5612 or 992·7121 EYEIY· SAT. IIIGHT . 6:30P.M• . f•lwJcMb 12 4-25-tfn &IIIII ••i•• .,., Slrlcktl' bier. . 10·9-lfl RACINE GUN CWB GUN ·SHOOI· I; Good Rotll T.L.C. 27 Vro. Ellll. EYDY. SUJIDll ~ op Rer.lll- 992·617 port and 15'125' storage sheet $47,900.00. 111M'S APPUANCE SEIYIQ 2~ South 4th St. 992-SUS or 915-3561 ••• tp art, Oh. "LOW IKOMI·I - " ............. Office PCNIIIOY, U.O I Factory Choked 12 Gouge Only .,....... RAmo- dei.C home, 3 bedrooms, basemrrrt. sm111 yard w~h piiVIcy fence. Nice lroilt s~· tina oorch. PRICED TO S£LL TRI·COUNTY RECYCUNG OFRIS J LOCAnoteS to SIIYI 101..;. POMI!ROY, OHIO: fl1. 7. I.R. 143 ALOANY, OHIO: Rt. 10. S.R. 143 HENOERION. WV.: Rt. 31 Adl· 1o81cleroEqulpment $24,5o0.00. POIEIOY - PRICE RE· DUCED - This hand~ cepped accessible home, lllllp WIYS. specill ftoor covefina spedll bath fll· tllres, etc., all dasianed wlh NEW HOURI: POMEROY: I o.m.· 7 p.no. 7 Deyo ALIANY: 10 o.m.·l p.m. I Deyo. ~:tc::.'=:.':~•on.l HENDERION: 10e.m.-lp.m.IO..,o.CI ' PAYING AI OF TODAY, JAN. 30, 1180 lt1 Copper 700 per lb.; -::.-_•_:A_,lu ._cmlnum C.n1, 3410 per lb • the h111diCIPD«<. in mind. 3 bedrooms, basment.l•flll m n llitchen. fi=ace, ICRAP. IAMIIIU. ALTERNATORI. ~ - $34,900.00. 1·11·'10-tlft COOK ID.IIOCII . . . . - llfllll•* ..... n·- •· eo ~era o1 vacn waDded DAVE'S . SMllliJICHNE IEPAII · lnl Ideal lor buikln& •d hurlina TP.C. Willi' Mil*a ~lONG $25,tXXlOO. h Stop In and S.. DALE HILL ...,....•·"· .... lthtY...,I AI ' r PAT HILL *RTI AND SERVICE l'or Moat 2 4-eyGie ltoc*l'lrte for Homlltll. WI I dr hii. .r....moe~~.er~ggo• . ._..... PH. 992·3922 1-lle...... FE~;~Riii;i:~.r PEOPLE) 1!\ICLUDES: II-CATFISH STRIPS, !I-PINT COLE SLAW (t 4 HUSH PUPPIES Gourmet Seafood Plltl Salad.. :........ ,, ,, •lliatiDon•s CIILY lOWlY OWIB PIZZA SHOP. PCI!&IOY 38 ·Plua·S.·,II••·D•Iy Sp•cWJ lb. 991·1111 'I \ • ' "' ' Startl at 1t00 P& I0/30rn lfn 1·12·'10-1 IIIODLEPORT - lAClNE FilE DEn. StniGr Cltl•• end ' ......... end •LIGHT HAULING Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting EUM HOME IIIDDLEPORT- REDUCED :... 2 story bricll home on 2 lots. with 4 to 5 bedrooms. 21+ baths. wood ftoors. N.G. F.A. furnaee. Glr1ge, car· LOCATED 1IIIUIIJIESI'OF fiiiLEY OFF RT.87TO GUNVW.Iqi)TO TIIIILE ROAD, 15 •LES EAST OF POII1' PLEASANI', WV, ON RT.I2 TO TRIBBLE IIOAO, PIILESOUJTRIBBLE ROAD. WATCH FOR 81018. RlDE FREE, D.C. Sadly by NEW .;.... .EPAIR ............... $29,900.00. MARCH~, ~990 'CeUIII you'IW alweyl on' Olir '-111 and on CMII''mlndL ROOFING 1·.... 1•o. llW LISTING -lETART15 Mins. to lhe Richie Bridp. 7 room house, 3 bedrooms, I bath, carpet PubiiC- inr. ~u '~"-""M 1w11 walo:"'AI nrr. hooiHip wlh IIPIIt:. $48,000.00. Jb. · · '· Farm Raised . Catfish Fillets... :... 1 ~ •SHRUB & TREE TRIM end RE· MOVAL· . Howerd L Writ-' $398 ~·· . . $399 Catfish Dinnir. ..... onlv Tuna Salad............ Shrimp In . · The Shell.. ............ . DELTA PRIDE FRESH Pl. 949·2101 or IH. 949·2160 99z-n:u •915·1561 . BINGO SATURDAY, to the ground. "Gone But Not Forgotten" y~ "Free Eltlrn8tea'' · lhrou&hout urge kHchen 111d (JIIio. GIS hell n.C hot wller hell. 2 c• a••ae. So leave tM, If you need to, I will 11111 ~;~trnember r· ' . FRESH NORTH ATlANTIC OCEAN PERCH FILLETS LB • . • t3.118 • • 7:30-4:00 Satunley 1·2-'10-1••· 111/'D/1 mo. &AuctiOn falher .- vw ·...._,._ - you down. OF ' IUI.IICliU.....,_ITARI . . . T - e 1 ••• . 7:30-8:00 ........... a Announcements ' March 3, 18811 dw· lng 8.. Week in . •. • 1 . rom Mon. thru Fri. DN'S lPPUANCE SIIVICI --. Unl•• exaeptlono ftlwl thento. oeld - l l t l will .be tor hurlng IMtfoN oeld Court the 3nl dey of who pellecl away • INDIVIDUALLY QUICK FROZEN 56-70-CT. 992·7479 lt. JJ Nerth ef BISSELL SIDING CO. IIIDIIUPOIT - FMII FlEE lAS PlUS DAI.TB - 20 kr-. 7 1'011111 , _ , 4 1115 baODIIIS,l ~..awt' Buying Hourw; INSULATION Heather Lym Rou.. MdJo· ooph fronk Rouolo. Jr., MI- of the...,_ Md • - • of VortlnH-.y. . LS.Oz. I ,, •Lot Rental• •BLOWN IN Ellltll of CHARUE FRYE Kroger Chunk Light Tuna • 0-. ...._ end Me..,n " - · Guerd!M . IN WATER OR OIL ., . .,. " ' lor-· llek•. I I • • • Get Hooked-on Traditio.n ' Rental• PH. 992·3561 s15so,., ... . PARTS AND SERVICE ALL MAKES G~ OR ELECTRIC .......,lono EITATE NO. 20003 Flrlt ond Flnol Aaoount of Coral ...... Gulrdl811 of leldon E. lr.. WI In; com;N~tent ...,_, EITATE NO. 21217 lhlrd Annuolo "-""' of In April, 1ItO, at wlllch 1lmll oekl-nhwllbeCIIJIIId.. ONd e n d - - from day to day untl ftnally •poNd of. ' , · EITAT£ . NO. 23711 .;... Arrvfile- wlfllen "'-ted Fourth Md Flnel-..nt of may A. W. N - Tru- of the to oeld ecaoun111 or to mmTrult undlr WID of El.. B. .. . f*Uiitlng to the ........ Kim-. Deoe••d. , of the tftlll, 1101 • • then ....... prior ,., the EITAT£ NO. 21847 DlotTibutld -..nt of Poullrllo H. Alldno, 1!-or ROIERT E. lUCK JUDOE of the e-. of Eunlco ..... fteld. Dn1111d. ; Common " ' - Court, EITAT£ NO. 23483 PTo-Div-· Fifth Portio! -..itt of · Melgo County, Ohio . J .... o....... oflhe (3) 21 1tc . lOr. --llaf&INAT.-Lt• . , . _ wat • . . "'.. mlriute 1U.a. IN MEMORY OF WANDA GUINTHER U.S. GRADE A HOLLY FARMS Ohio. far ; p zwf end..nt. IIPh C· Taylor, Mary A. Tey· lor,JMonC . Teyler,JC. Teylar, 1111d ...... R. Tey, 2 ••••11!1•:\ . Melgo Counly, mlnln' eftOGmp•lll 11.4 on fleot ·Boneless -4-Roll %-Gallon 1-lruiiiC'Nc;ili;;-- .._IIMn ... lntttel'laCourt, I!ITATE NO. 24181 ·a-nd " - m of Corotyn M. Taylor, G-.IIM of Jo• - - Wid 10 permit for too,..... mining. The llflpllcetlon II •; Cottonelle ...._..Bath Tissue wi!Hn30dlr•oflhellltdof·pM 'L oof . . _ 12121. 21: 13)7, 14. 4tc propn• to •pond the . _ for 1'00111 end piW undwiifCHond mining, -Ide for pill• ........r on tho• ' Breyer's Cream Fountllhl aq....., · ·~:r.~ w. cetr nt ... ONo wt•n•o. The ep;lloetlotl FREE!·· 300 SHEETS PER ROLL 1-PL Y. tloeDivlllotloflledlllletlon. 0.1 . . . . . . . . . "'""' ··tending W..l to the VIIIof· WIIUivllle. ond ·0.71 ml• Ellll of the Vltogit of ·· Bread GET ONE .LIGHT ICE MILK OR Wllltwn cominent1 end/or .,.. Wid II laaetwl on lhe Kroger White . . Gat Y·our Spacial $2.50 Discount Cllupons At Your Friendly Kroger Store oolld lh-. ........,,Ohio 437e8 Md the VInton County R-nler. VInton County Couot Hou•. Main llrMI, MaArthur, Ohio 411!11 far puloHc vllwlng. County............ TO..... lhlp, •• 4. The poNd UlldloFOUnd ~' _... . .. a. - . .tton ..... oonductwlln MelioCountv.lelwnT- I lhlp, ltallon 34 ... VInton 1::__...,~------- BUY ONE · Pl•liey, Ollie •VINYL BIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING FURNACE · Public Notice 1-;the;;;fa;l.,;,.;;ilntl;;;,.:;m:led;fldl;;biCI;... ; ...,._, .for 8ft lntorml!i .,......, • .,.. mey b e - to aou......, LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY CHIPWOOD WANTED y I·U·'IIo.Jfn FURNACE ,,_..,,....,.,, Counlv Coo11t Hooo•, Ohio 41701 ........mlttocl ., Apptloatlon ,to Rovloe 1 (:oat Mining end Rllll-· iton Plrmlt num'*'wl fl. ' 031111-20 ' to the Ohio Deportment of Nmlll ReDlvlllon of Reclemetlon. the propuad co.. mining 111d Ndwnltlon op- Buttermilk ••••••••••••••• • .i Jeno's · · II - a.t~ ...."'"""I lt-Mo-..e'HD"'t R-.t• the . , . _ of the Melgo Cclunty R1aarder, Melgo Compoorrv, Melal Mlno No.· 2. P. 0. lox 410, A"*>o. UMIT 1 GAL WITH COUPoN ANO t1 0.01 'L lii' FROZEN a. Htllmt 14-llmricll··• flltfflt . .hort Public MEIGS MINI NO.2 LEGAL NOTICE ~ Ohio Coal · v~t Gallon 1·6-'to-1•o. •-•Yr Ohio UIN ST., Oet Rtcalft Fuf COUPON C1 • tJ7-1Uthlo POIIIIOY, .OliO •Mobile Home •ll'lkttWork II&UIII 3. .29 517 992-21 Mldd..port, •Tire ..... •Front End Alignment •OH Change • lube Jt-RuthuttWMtetll 82-"um~t~nt II 8 ' ' 71'J--·- ,,._._... Grew 915·3365 PAT Hill FOitD •Mobile Home Pert• 742·3011 13-hc..,"'"' ·r····················· .Fresh ··Strawberries • .. "·.......,..... U-lutlf'•• IWIIdtnfl Public N atice Quart ' JJ-Mo ..... Homn lor Stlt JJ-(J.-""1 tor l .. t ...... RemodeHng &. Repelr Work . w.~J.Inc. 74•Molorcvct• 31 - Homftterl•• Cuetom Built Home1, MOBILE HOME PARK . 71-lotu & Mot•• tor ••• 76-AUIO ,1111' Acc•IOf't• 77- -'uto • • • 71-Ct""''"' , ....."'.,.... 71-C.m~t•t ' MOtor HOMa CHISTD, OliO Wt can rltlllr end re· awe r.llottrt .end '.htottr carts. We can olro ocitl boil ond rod out n111ioton. We olro repair Gas TIIMs. IUTLAND TilE SAUS and SERVICE . nlfllCE .. Pound 71 - Aut" fetr lilt 72-lNctd . . . . . . 73- Ytnt& a WO ' I 21-•roM..ontl ht~t• . . cou CONSUUCTION 11· · ...,..1\f"•rttl4m .. te . Pork Loin - • l1 .rm;pur I .1111111 21-eu....... o".,'"'"'' 22-Mon., .. LO,rl Ple~Mftt 111-LOIIfl ~o~c:~.me -COAL Quarter . _,-L~tpetc 14-HI¥ • Gr•r" 17-MtiCIIIUHIIOul 11-WMIH To D·o . 112-Ntw Hewtfl l II/ I ' :II, ~ ,,_ ..., . ,.,.,..,., tt-111-.o. TV& CIR•• M•Dft Co WV ..._ Grc~~ta.•,~ .,. _,."" .......... 12-W•teel to •II¥' 11· lohoO.. & '"••run•,. .,.. Cottl04 171-f't :,1 !l~il'l' 1' II tf . t.t -lus"'•• '''"'"'~ 247-LM•rt F..ll en-e-"• f ' 1J-I"Nieflct 1•1-RICMI 762-•u.,..CI I • I, 1!-lnwet.. ft YflfttH exchalljlP~ ... 14 3- PorUtftd t Sand-Stone-Dirt (614) 667-3271 IIJ!JIII11 ,,._"•w..... cm·er the .follotdnJC telephone lib •, : ~ ; gg ::: ::~"aiJ'AV Clas~i.fied pa!fP.~ ADDENDUM TO PART I, ITEM E " SILVER PLATTER" FRESH f IIIII lifttlfte& - Z:OO P.M WIDNIIDA\' WE RES ERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES , NONE 'SOLD ' TO DE ALERS . • Tfte DAV I .J,ORf ~ILIC.&TIOfll - t 1 :00 A.M .JATURD.IY - 2,00 0 M . MONDAY - Z :QO P.M TUIIOA"t' Diet Pepsi . or Cola. COPYRIGHT 1990 ' 'THE KAOGER CO, ITEMS AND PRICES GOOD SUNDAY. FEB . 25, THROUGH SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1990. IN PI)MEROY, OHIO 1ft • AIR • • - · .,,. . "' ,.._ ., ........ A.....,_... tM Glh•· ,.._Dally TuOun•. ..Hitlnt o...t 11.000 Nmet BOTILE, CAFFEINE FREE DIET PEPSI CAFFEINE FREE PEPSI, ADVERTISED ITEM POLICY- Each of these advertiNd ~em& is required ·.. a.... 1•· Cl•tHt• . . ""'. au.-.·, C.tl•• .... f\0101 1 ., n , < DUMP TRUCK •a ~........ ~MfftiM lllloe.. •• rtces O.W '·' ,,.......,1111\ . ' · ENTERPRISES CAt• ., '"~kt EIW• I, '. • �Sentinel Oblo ' LAFF-A-DAY Television . . Viewin ............... ol 11m · faw ICfO ....lod _ . .... lowtalornofaw ........... L 0 J TES MlfB:ll::• AM e~Z ••~!ll ....... I I rI .'I MIRP. P ....... __ ___ ,...8'.. 11~• w... ~.Non Oemt (Z) Dill I ..... Lucy v11111 -·- I I ~~==~==~~~ ~ CANKK 5 i~=~ a¥:1~ . Wll ... .. ...... ...... .,.. .,.ww ........ , .........,.. ...... " .........,,,.,,,.,..,..., 1· t8 • eo. (I) NCAA l'ln1ll ,.,; 42 Nobill Hom• ,.,, I' I I I' I 0..... . " ...':. :1 II"-. 1:11(1) •••lr ~-··· -~~. N8C NltlhiV ~ Farm Equlp!Mm 1,.,;..1....1-.L....L....JI....J you develop lrom -.p No. 3 below. lpartiLIII . UI:' ..... Q i IC:c S.l-1 Cow:.S'a )~ . O HI sCIJoM LlfS ANSWIU N1 Augury-Hanim- Outdo-Sielgh.:....MORTGAGE The way new house.- are constructed today lhe only thing that will last for 30 years Is lhe MORTGAGE. f'tn eTopc,n~ ACL Yard loiN 111111 .. Pold In . . - . DEADLIIE: 2:DD pJII. 111o dar belore lho ld II to run. 9llncllr ldlllon • 2:00 p.m. FridaY: lloncll!t ldhlon • 2:00 p.m. Satur•r· · • Hlnglft' In . . . (I) .,., Clflllltll Wt-- . GallipoliS & VIcinity 7:00!Il'MCMe:..,.., ' (2:30) :::::::-~ ;::st.r.Y'":: -·--··---------- ....... - - to ··~ uollla ............. hllwfoall.lnlhll Newalla _, - _,..._ down a n d - - dealh. ~ Of~-.-•nllahletar S-.o. tJikrlbll rr:r n1a ca1 ,,.. AdUI1 ·Ed-lon Tlt-, CIIunly .J.V.S, II , .. _· .,_ SDrtncia..rtor- bogln lloftlli211h. PWIIIER'SAPPREHTICE No - • • ~~our pol I .... wiN llaln J011 In Mlddllpon & VIcinity • Celtllrhlu on IJ .ci · ·Country millie IIUPI'SWI The Gitlin Brolhtrl, Jimmy Dian, and Holly Dunn lnYfle holt 1,1Jr111nri11 Craok far, a poriOIIAIIOOk at their u.ea. 78 Auto·Pana & -· -. - __ _ AccessorieS II !'·opt. 2_11r.,:o_1 111111, , _ • • II ~ Clola to o MIMIIt w ole--· e. r , .... athppl. . . . . ... r..••tdr d 1 n-. ~ 114- ~-V.Ud- · =..: . .HI:...-:! '=-= 110 24 PP•"11•·~-,._ ..,..,a. ~ lo 7:01 (I) 7:aoe~Z • •.1... .,,,.,4tnp•dJI Q s -·a bolh, 1 ... ., 11 A1. ... IIJCraxllie Ollghlc-t 7:31(1) NIA ......_. a:OOe!Z, o~Jn~cMc~ ......................143UI121.. & Auction ==- --. ... R i e l < - - Company ,_ ~ . rabbtl r:, (R) Cl • • • Cll Clfow!lnl Palnl Mllllllndl a Ill! P.rt on 1 TV cap(!) ~lir~':J Cl (Z) Y"..... . Pollillon and 1111 riVIQM of . lime thrMien ITII"Y outdoor -'<11 Of art. CJ I • •• a. Iiiii II: 111e Nine Wanted to Buy · In-Ion_,w l h . - cor-lop ........ lilt In -Wid lor O l i o - DID IOM'J&l1317 or 171-4101. · . Junk . , . wfth ot wfthoul moton. Lally u..ly 11!1- c:.a •••• U.. 'Garftekl'a nine 11vea 111 fllturad: hla lneamlllonl lnciUdt a CIUI Cit, a king oat. • llanCHn IIUnl Cit, I lab Glt and I ~ C8l. ....,_lly_l_l -·--·bllh - · ..- . lrull . _ """' Hul~~ ol ~741. L ·-· . 11!1- ---~~~-. $17,000. 104-727.a10. Emplo', p;cnt Scrv1ces 32 Mobile Homes tor Sale ............... Old---·c=: -= ............ ....... ... Hoe. II hotel RMIIng, '"='ilt"· ~ •• &II, ... eilllll ' • . ............:. I oldlol&i : .,. ... Interior palnlq, . .. ,.... ...~ 0111 Copt l111mor" a.,.,.. 111 441 1104 or *" Musical . l'll-2lll. lnllrumenta ' HI ' 1:10 . •c·•··~ (J) 0 Nlglll CUI Mel 'forme COIMI btfln 1111 u~ llckltl: Cl (I) c-.. •••• ,.· • Doollt lluwMF, I .D.• Doogie Ia . . . holllge ~It> ·.· (I) L.IIG'!OaET' MARRteD... FP-L.Moin In • oonvenllnCI - Luciano Pllvarolll .. -lng Of exciting optratlc patfarr(llncll. (2:00) _.......-. _., . . . . . . . . . And Till , _ " lrlendlhip ol ---·oYL....... .... _.,... -- -· .. ...,. "1': ..... k """ 1 a II + 1~742-2111 INI •• 1:01 llill 1:10 . . . . . . 1111ary .- I lll.lllle. ... ....... 0 F CNIIl Ad. Parta. ....., -~ . =~:.< dollv.y. 114-" ~·: .. ':Ia Slp11o Tlnk Pllllllllna Glllo ;: Co. ROIIIVANS EliTE • ..h. ;.OH1.-.a7..aa. ' I ; •. Situation eor- Oolonlodlncl-t.cl. 8oml colllgl _~c f· .....-~. ptu1 11....4111 . wantect • . 82 ...., Plumbing &. Heating :.•• ·· " oomm•laft. llinlf ...,... 10: P.O. lox 1. . ~ 45114. Mc:CIIII'I II jeoplrdlztd lhe beCOITII a rape vtcllm... ·-----· BARNEY o....;"ICinll-~ 0 MOVIe: l'llrlonlll (2:00) swrao. 0 IIUhv. . Now HAVE YORESELF A HIA,OFFUN PLAYIN' CARDS WITH YORE OL' BUDDIES!! MAYBE ONE DAY . YOU'LL FIND TIME TO PLAY WITH YORE JACKS OR BETTER TO OPEN 1:*1()) To It Al•a~ncad o..r ..... John. Klrll and Alllph blbysit • (J) • L.ouiH'I lOft, Cl ' .• • .• (I) AIIJIIIIIIIut . . _ " OOiparlll OWN YOUN&-UN troullln'- .m-, irnlng QH ·- - .._.... 'IIIIWIIM ..... Tam 8lolcaw lollowl Plillldtid _ .. LilmC...-~. QIIN MONEY Roodlrlo - 1 .,....., (1) _ _ ,......... y. 101 . . Eom POD 10 1100 )MI' WMII R ..... . - 1 1 - . C o l l PD.-rr.- .......... to 01111 CaottthMiiMrlr.~llll. 1:10 (I) llriOY-. ... " - A , Y,... All an (2:10) 10:00()) 7110 a. Wltlll'8t. llahltl.. • (J) • Der Ill TlleLJit Of 18 wanted to Do 8ulll ttvouglllll ~y MI!Nitltl ollhl While floutt . a•• lin 1 , ..... ' .... ..Uiftllllil, SOW7N111. (I) Clllrll . . . Oodalr, hiS young 110ft . . . . him, -~id ... hlrnMII wt111 .... , _ , • • • "Ill .. ' " J; . SoyMF-olel1lllpla chOking a I11-47J.7+10 EIIL - . ' CROSSWORD ===z111:111!..=· ,.lr::r:• . .. .••. ACROSS 27 Movie 211 Polynesian drink 291terate 31 Hebrew teacher 32 BefQre 33Aunt (Sp.) 35 Steal 37 All male party 311 Permission DAILY CRYPTOQUOTES...,... 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' •• miUar wltb tbe ataDdanl defemlve 800TII aDd tben, uvma llllllm4 1 •.ut . , you pick up yow b6WIJIIper lad .AKIUI4 fllld tbat tile oaly way 10 beat a CG~~: •u·a tract Is 10 violate tbe bulc 1'111es you bave learned. One JUCb rule II aot 10 Vulnerable: East·Welt wule u llooor card 011 clef-. ID to- . Dealer: Soulb day's deal, botb Eut ud Welt bid io .1 wute bonar cardiiO Ill 1111 coatrlct. ....., ...... Mir1lt BMl Apilllt foUl' bearll, Welt ' led tbe · 1 • P. . AUpua queen of apadel. Declanr -lblace , .t • ud played a beart to dllmmJ'a )let · OpeoiD& lead: + Q ud a beart bid, 10 1111 kiJ1c. Theil be played ·a diamond, u.ertiD&. tbe jack .from dwnmy. Eut tile q~ ~ ~~::! ~u~ In Eut finally bit UJICIII tbe 1flliDlDI tbat suit. Returnlnc a apade ~ play-bewutedbllq-ofD::!J allow declarer to win tbe ~ : putUna It on tbe table. . force out tbe diamond ace. So tbe played tbe kin&. aud - Weit bid U clef- bad· to turn 10 tbe c:tub lAiit. be on billoel. 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P&,lbllc Sale ca 111 aa .(I) ....... ,..., 0111 - - ll.m..ap.m. 1· 1 -.- YII'CI of - SiloClub ........,, Anllilol ........ I. 1-3 II Trtnllr Church. w .a-u-• NORTH Going against the grain ;;:r,;. 10: •u BRIDCJI: • ~~CoultQ 0 Durtilg a drug butt Crockett II gunned ........ ......"'...I .-.... """ P!'!"'h ...... Pomeroy, . a.:.~· Wheel Of pDU inllllnt - lillie, dltD - . • • • (I) C!l•ll Alfllr (Z) (!) IGulltl ~ lllnoo, II ....... - ... a.,,.., e!Jl PM ••• 111 (I) c-.. 111110 Lacklllo lldlte? lw lobo • _.,..... In O.r -._Rt. 110, 811 . ........ 3nl... lleahh• ,.,.._ Pao;uaa,. 5: ,_ or . - , ""' of _.,.., - C~l=::e~~~ :S:,:g.': up one under 12 who would turn _t_y_I_F_I~--,-/-1,.;;.,.,1 ~-~;~~ ~~~~~~~ . • ChlriM In eMil* 61 ~ liB . LWF STD tomPIOQUOIE PH I · J W W Q S W W NDWNQD SWW ·' SUVD . -VHYDK VH I L YFPT W.J W .1 ' STD TRANSMIT TO OUR CHI NEH IS . ' THE VALUE OF 1lE FAMR.Y.- EUNICE KEIII!DY , VAWE WE CAN • I • ' r ' ~- ,.. , '~" ~~....... --.. , ---·-'-- ... _ ____ , .• STFOXDO l'eeterdeJ'• Crypt041•ote1 THE GREATEST .. .- One letter stands for another . .In this sample A Is lllld for the three L's, X for the two O's, etA:. Sln&le letters, · apostropheS, the length and fonnatlon of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. SHRIVER '• ..__...__ .... _...._:_.""'"'-..-----'-""-'-·-~----'---'------- • �Sho~ STORE HOURS Monday thru Sunday 298 SECOND ST. .POMEROY, OH.' Super ldto 2-10.12-24-35-38 Kicker 078232 . . e ., Vot.40, ' No.201 PORK BUn . Steak/Roast •••••!·•· COUNTR~ STYLE• PORK . • $ 29 $ ·u.S.D.A. CHOICE, BEEF . 99 $ .Round Steak........ 1.· CHOICE FARMSTEAD . $ Shced Bologna ••• ~. 129 La . .. Fran·k1•es· ••••••••••••••• 12 OZ. PIG. Sl 09' U.S.~.A. . I' . ·. -. . State praises Meigs Commission on 1 State. Issue projects '' q ·· ' By NANCY YOACHAM Sentinel News staff Manning Roush , president of the Meigs County . Board of Commissioners, has received a letter of corigratulations from State Issue II Director Randall Howard regarding acceptance of the county's 1990 State Issue II projects In the amount of $197,161. The lettlr was read at Wednesday's meeting of the county commluloners. The amount from .the state will be combined with a required 10-percent match from the ~ounty, In the amount of $19,716, to fund four resurfacing projects. Roads to be resurfaced Include Locust Grove Road (County Lrin.EIIIIIE ' INDIVIDUAL SNACK CAKES $ ._ . 99 Colby Cheese ••••••• 1 ,. LONGHORN · . ' ll 5 6/ 1 .... ..,., ....... . .... s.. ••. 25 lhru s.t..... , IETSY R.OSS GAY 90's IRE AD $ 99 Seed Potatoes ••••• 8 . CERTIFIED .KENNEBEC 50 LB. BAG. 20 OL loaves . :$189. r-------------2°/o Milk •••••••••••••• ·10YAL CROWN BLUE 80NNET .PRODU(TS.'. $11 9 Oi Spread ••••••••••••••••• ' GALLON \. 1 I . 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Y• . fllltl $uiL, f ••.2J lltru s.t. 11{1 1 ROAD·CAVE·IN SrfE ~Heavyeqalpment has now toward handlhlg drainage prOblems been moved In by'· the 'Oblo Department of • and the poulblllty offuriher cave-Ins Transportation to the Route 124 Pomeroy site of around the area uaUI fundlncls secured for the the culvert cave-In on Feb.' 2 wblch neceultated . culv.e rt and road replacement project. 1 · temporary re-location of the roadway. Work Is · · ' . PUCO, patrol _~ee : COLUMBUS, Qhlo (I}PI) .·T he Public Utilities Commission and the Ohio Highway Patrol ha've quietly worked out their differences over who may arrest truck and bus drivers for driving while under the Influence · of alcohol or drugs. The two agencies cilislied over ~n arrests , ' the Issue last year when PUCO ' Inspectors In -Clnciiii\Btl appar· ently ran afoul o! patrol guidelines on search and seizure o! truck cabs tor evidence of alcohol or drugs of abuse. , · . The Ohio Inspector general's office · recommended dlsclpll· nary action agalll$t David Le· land, transportation director of the PUCO. Leland · resigned In January , although PUCO Chair· woman Jolynn Butler said the Inspector general's report had nothing to do with his resl~tnatlon. The Highway Patrol said Its Continued on page 14 CHKIENS 5 ...... ......... ....... ... Jtd. ... l Road 28 ), from Route 7 to Route 248; County Road 1 North, from Route 143 to the Athens County line; County Road ·10 (State Farm Road), from Route 143 to the Athens Co\lnty line; . and Un!on A've. (County Road 24). from the Pomeroy Corporation limits to Route 7. . Altogether, 9.22 miles of county roadway will be resurfaced. The projects must be advertised for constructiOn bids but' estimated start and completion dates are June 1 and Nov. 1, respectively . · The contractor will determine order of the projects. . . Commissioner Roush . as the contact person for the county's' ' Ohio (UPI) Despite complaints that It would · cost · jobs for young people, ·particularly black teenagers, the Ohio House of Representatives voted 82·15 Wednesday to raise thtt state's minimum wage for small businesses . The state's minimum wage would go from $2.30 to $4.25 an hour In tw.o years under a bill sent to the Senate. The federal min· !mum wage, which covers 95 percent of Ohio's workers, was recently raised !rom $3.35 an hour to $4.30. Meanwhile, the Senate un· anlmousiy approved House· passed legislation permitting lo· cal boards of education to es tabllsh teacher education loan programs . Included In thai bill by a 11H5 vote was controversial language supported by the Ohio Federa· . tlon of Teachers providing for peer review by lea,c hers at the option of local school districts. The state minimum wage will apply only to employees of Continued on page 14 !if quarter points, gave EHS Its nest lead, only to have Grindstaff tie the score with a two shot foul, 13-13. Southern then had Its second offensive spurt and run of 6·2 that gave them a 19·15 advantage with a Taylor-Shuler· Baer combination. Hit With Teclmlcal But the frantic first quarter was just beginning as SHS got a technical tor slapping the ba\lk· lngboard. EHScouldnotcapltal· lze, Randy Moor caine the bench to can four straltrbt free throws around a Baer field goal for a 21-20 score. In all, eight technlcals were called , six on' Eastern; and although the made-free throws at the end of the game added a costnetlc texture td the clOIM!III!IS ot the game, Eastern may well have "tech'ed" Itself out of the game. Southern made ten tree throws alone from teclilllcal fouls, and acored 5 polnta OD tile eDJulng ln·bounds ~...lionl. That made 15 'freeblee" • Coach Caldwell said, "Weca!ltal• !zed on all but two of tile technlcals. When you let tbole "give me's" you must take ·advantage and we did tonllht. I thOUiht the key to the game was our outatandlng foUl shootlng, especially the lhootlngln the last . quarter. Wilen we made eight UJnanuea on t'a11e 4 a ott • Local news briefs _.._...., • Melinda Johnson, 24, of Oak Hill, was the woman Identified as the vtctlm In the Wednesday morning shooting near Jackson at · the Junction of U.S. 35 and S.R. 32, according to the State Highway Patrol's Jackson District Post. The patrol said she had been walking along a road be):ore being shot and killed by a passtngmotorlst, theldentltyofwhom , .: . remains unknown . . . The J)atrol Is continuing Its lnvestlgat!Pn and Its search t!'roughout southern Ohio. School·conferences scheduled 1 1 Parent-teacher conferences will be held on Thursday, March 15, from 6 to9 p.m. and Friday, March i6, from 9a.m. to12 noon, In the Meigs Local School District. James Carpenter, superintendent, announced today . . Studenta will not attend school on March 16, Carpenter said. He also advised that parents will receive a letter describing the conference scheduling procedure along with Information on the conferences. Students will be taking lnfonnatlon horhe on March 9, he said. . · The. purpose ot 'the conferences Is to allow ' the parent and . . leacher to discuss -pupil progress and to keep the parents and ·• schools Informed about student activities as they relate to '· school behavior and performance. . Parents are encouraged to take advantage 9f the opportunity • ' to communicate with their children's Instructors, and hopefully • a more effective educational program can result lrom this exchange o! lnlormatlon and Ideas. the superintendent said. Carpenter advised that further quesUons regarding the . conferences should be directed I(/ the children's schools ol attendance. Spelling bee winrrers named Sherry Burke, daughter ol Gerald and Joyce Burke, Sumner Road, Reedsville, Is the Tuppers Plains Elementary School spelling bee champion. She will represent Tuppers Plains at the Meigs County Continued on page 14 Southerit. advances · to district with 98-80 victory over EHS . By SCOTT WOLFE lively. The duel tandem did an and Jet! Durst added six . Senllnel Correspondent ouistandlng job In the paint for. One could not capture the true Hitting 2~ of 34 free throws In, Southern. excitement and drama of this the llnal frpme, the Southern Reserve pivot man Jeremy game In print, .as both clubs Tornadoes of' Cdach Howle Cald· Rose anchored the Inside game persevered under ·rntense pres· wen pulled away from a 75-71 for Southern, when Maynard and , sure to put forth a great effort. lead with 4: 22 remaining · to Shuler were on the bench In foul Openlnc Moments overpower the Eas!£rn Eagles trouble, netting 10 points and 8 After Southern's Brent Shuler 98-80 and claim the Division IV rebounds, while Chad Taylor and scored the open lng bucket after Sectional Champlbrtshlp at Todd Grindstaff shared equally SHS controlled the tip, It ap· Meigs High's Larry R. Morr1Sot) fine 10 point efforts. Grindstaff peared the Tornadoes had Gymwnslum Wednesday night. · was also tough on the boards with garnered a piCk-and-shovel todlg The win gives Southern a berth elitht rebpunds. themselves an early grave. Two In the District Tournament at 8av0)' Scores 10 Filch steals, a Caldwell steal,. and a slapped banking board that Ohio Unlverstly's Convocailon In a tough fou.r·Polnt game for li:enter In Athens on March t .&t muchotthelastquarter,Eastern becap1e the game's first tecbnl· 8:15 p.m. when they meet the had equally Impressive lndlvid· cal foul gave EHS a convincing Valley Sectional Winner, New ual performances from Its bus9-2 lead and all the momentum In Boston, 11·10. The sectional title tllng contingent. Seulor Sluliln the gyn,naslum with just over a was Southern's 11th In the last 14 Savoy cl~ out his excellent minute used up on the clock varllly career wltll a team·hlgh (6: 57). That prompted Coach years . 20 points, which Included 4 three Howle Caldwell to call a tlmeo~r. BaerNet.n Coach Caldwell alated, "To tell Talented point Jlll&rd Andy pointers, lor the Sv'AC champion yqu the truth, when EHS gave us ' 'Drew" Baer, hltUng 13 ot16 at Eagles, who bowed out with a 15-6 , · ·that 11-2 run to open the game I the line, led the Tornadoes with record. 1bree more seniors closed out wu sc~. I looked at our boys 37 polnta. the hlehHt lkJint total fa~ andtdldn't see In their eyes by a Tomido since Rod Little- fine careers aa Scou Fitch what 1 wanted to see. I saw fear. field hit for 41 In 188t at North cllllled nuiner-up boaors with 18 We regrquped, and the boys Gallla antt Kent Wolfe 39 Iii pte polnta, 14 In the flrlt hal1, and began to lake control." slate tOUI'IIey 1ft 1982. Bier Kenny Caldwell netted D. Mike In the next two minutes South· canaed six field pis and tour Of Fratt, wbo added anolller block ern oullcored Eastern '9·2 to tie ftlle t11ree polllters, while a1Jo to bla •trlq olll, elided 'with 8 the acore on ,a three pointer by leadlq Southern With niH points, while playlq a limited Andy Baer.'In that stretciiShuler amount ot time because ' of reboundl . plcllbll up two foull In ,ten had two, Rolle three and Baer · Six Southernera hit double four ltiClOIIdl at the 4: 24 mark In the • SHS stuck with a ftaUree With seniOr pivot men meticulous oftellllve plan tllat Brad MI)'IUD'd and Brent Shuler dltrd frame. Junior Randy , next In tine With 11 J!Olnt& each, MQorfwuJmprwllve uFrgst's _sp.J!t tbe :tBS defeQII!.· . back-up .. he rted 11 points Scott Fitch, who had ten first ~ 5 and· . rebounds -~- ' State Issue II projects, signed a : project agreement yesterday. ~ The county·still has one resur-" facing project left from the 1989; round of State Issue II funding, ! County Road 55, which will also·; be completed later this year. ·• Iq a related matter, It wall : announced that there Will be a ~· meeting ol the State Issue II,,; Dis trlct 18 Integrating Commit· , tee, on March 14 at the La layette • Hotel at Marietta. County Eng!· : neer PhlllpRobertsandComml~· : sloner Richard Jones are • members of the Integrating : Committee. The next cycle of : State Issue II funding will be '· discussed at the meeting. · Shooting victim identified Tomadoes win lith' .sectional title in 14 years FLAVORITE SLI~ FAST House votes for higher ,.-·-·-··---~--~·-·--·· : POWELL'S COUPoN ll. . . 2 Seatlona, 14 P•tM 211 Conta . A Multimodle Inc. N-opaper Pomerov7Middlaport, Ohio, Thur.aday, March 1,1990 CHECK JHESE . COUPONS! ~ ' • • .. ' < • . . 9 ' 9'j. Chicken .....•........... PICK OF THE > . ]29 Spare .R1bs .••••••••!·•· SUPERIOR •' • low . -1 BU,CKET BEEF · . . Pr1ces. 69 52 Cube Steak ••••••• !~e. · . ' • Low, 1 ~· c £"P!Iilht~1180 ,. For low ..... ~ • pereeot. 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