https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0a9e9abc930ada4eca9780caae210bb0.pdf 6f061001e0ceb154ab7ce05916d5a7cc PDF Text Text "-91 14-The Deily Sentinel Wedneldey, Pomero'; . MlddhDOrt. Ohio Man:h 18, 1988, I ~ · Ohio Lottery Ann Landers column - Daily Number 569 Pick4 1981 Super l.olo Page 8 aoudy &onlcht. Cbance of mciw. low aear 38. Occulonal I!IDOW ' ~9-15-25-25-32 '. &Pearl St.•992·3471 - e Middleport, OH.•Corner of Gen. Hartinger Pkwy. ' • ' .. Vol.31, ~.217 at . en tine • 2 &ectlono. 14 Pe- 21i ,C.nti A Muhlmodie Inc. New-er Pomeroy-Midd,leport, Ohio, Thuraday, March 17. 19~8 , Coll'lriphtl:d 11111 Friday, '• United States sending soldiers to Honduras WASHINGTON (UPI) ~ The first 1,500 U.S. soldiers left for •Honduru today In a symbolic sllow of force In response to a Nicaraguan Invasion said by the White House to spell possible 'doom for the U.S.-backed Contra rebels. Whl~ House spokesman Marlin ntzwater told reporters at 8 a.m. EST, "The American troops are on their way." .• President Reagan ordered tile mobilization Wednesday night in an escalsted response to wllat Fitzwater called a "significant cross-border Incursion" by Nicaraguan Sandlnlsta troops In · pursuit of the Contras. Lt. CoL David Kiernan,,clllefof public affairs officer at the 18th Airborne Corps at ·F ort Bragg, N.C. , said today: "Two battal· Ions of tile 82nd Airborne 01 vision have departed for off-post trainIng at Paltneroa Air Force Base In Honduras. The 1,500 soldiers departed at 7 a.m. tills morning for Pope Air Force Base. I tis not known bow long the tralnillg VIVA PAPER TOWElS ' ' ASSORTED VARIOIES CARDINAL ICE CREAM INSIDE Ia w1W Soldhera forward. ball, II t17181 to do aplaat Dave ' $ 1.39~ ments," Kiernan said. "Initially nesday: "I think the decision Is they 'II be there for three days, · motivated as mucll by tile White then we'll look at the situation ... House lobbying attempt to get to determine If their stay will be more funds tor the Contras as It Is extended for another three for concern over the security of davs." Honduras.", In prepared remark!> for the ce~~~Y 'toth~ wq~!~t~~~se f:.~~ Senate Budget Committee today, from Capitol Hill, even while Shultz appealed to Congress to plotting strategy on how to turn restore aid to the ' Contra the events in' Honduras Into guerrillas. Increased support for new U.S. ·'Those who may hilve believed aid to the embattled Nicaraguan that cutting off aid to the freedom guerrtllJ~.s .. fighters would help achieve Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., the peace and freedom have made a former Intelligence Committee grave mistake. They must undo chairman expressed the skepti- the error before It Is too late. " cism of many lawmakers WedContinued on page 14 County commission accepts Margaret Peters property Deslgner·or DecOrator 0 exercise will last." The Fort Bragg contingent Is extlected to be joined later In the morning by soldiers from the 7th Light Infantry · Division, Fort Ord, Calif., for a total force of about 3,500 soldiers, counting headquarters and support personneL Kiernan also said the 82nd Airborne contingent left aboard · C·l30 Hercules prop-jet and C-141 Starllfter jet a:trcraft and Is taking with them three OH-158 llellcopters. He said the excerlse will be In three-day Increments. "We're looking at It In three-day lncre- ceater .Joe BaD In WedDell· 'Mlddle&owa day'a Dlvllloa IV reclotlalluanuulilld coatest Ia Tlte Falcoas atllled tile Tol'IIBIIoes 8&-'Jt. (Sentinel pbo&o by Scott Wolfe)_ Da~. ' 'MiddleioWD-Fenwick ousts SHS ;- &Om Division IV action ' GAL. • - I • ' • By NANcY YOACBAM may be used for a related purpose, such as another retireSentinel Staff Writer The Meigs County Commis- ment home In the same area. Racine VIllage .could not acsioners passed a resolution on Wednesday to accept, subject to cept ownership of the house and approval by the Probate Court, property because the · village the Margaret Josephine Hunter does not have a retirement home Peters property In Racine as within Its boundaries where money from the sale of the bouse county property. The seven and one-half acres of and .property could be used. grounds, and a house on the For thiS. re;~son, It would be grounds, would then be resold. proper for the county to accept Proceeds from the sale'lllust go ownership and then resell the house and P,ro'perty ,' with the to the Meigs County Infirmary. ·At · the t.lrne of Mrs. Peters money derived !rom the sale "!!jlth ln -1~56. she Wtlled the home being applied to· the cqunty aiiCI property to the Racine lnflrmai-y. The matter of the Peters Baptist Church tor use as an old folks borne. The church was property was discovered when unable to accept the bequest · problems came up regarding the from Peters and the transaction laying of sewer line from apart· remained unfullfUled. ments being constructed on Elm There Is a law, according to St, In Racine. The sewer line will Attorney Berpard Fultz. who cross the Peters property. dmcussed the matter -with the Fultz was In contact with the commissioners, that when the State Attorney General's office exact terms of -a will may not be to determine It would be appropcarried out ~ In this case a · riate for the county to accept the · church-operated old folks home property and then resell, before - that money derived !rom the presenilng the proposal to the sale , ot the house and property commissioners . all goes back to being mentally quarters of competitive "H-0-R· By scoTT WOLFE prepared, ..Thls)oss follows the S·E" and came home a winner Sentinel !Jtliti Write~ same pattern of our others." .!rom every spot, combining the DAYTON- Wednesday even"At Urnes when we needed to drive, set shots, and stop-and-pop Ing tlie Southern Tornadoes were The Ohio Department of Transmake a defensive surge we ' jumpers from all parts of the handed an 86-76 defeat, while tile portation, District 10, has begun didn't, and that really hurt. I floor. Middletown .Fennwlck FalCflns realiy don't believe that tlie best . The junior bested his seasonal repairs on U.S Route 331n Meigs were' likewise handed a Division club won tonight. You know,lt Is average by some 21 points ( 19 County, beginning at the four IV, Reatonal semifinal basketball something to get to be IIJ the final point average) by hitting a game lane ' highway , down to the victory In the· University of Intersection of State Route 7. sixteen, but when you get there high 38 points, while also grabDayton Arena. "What we are trying to do Is and lose the Way we did, knowing . bing a remarkable 17 rebounds . Very somber, but glowing with relocate ditches and culverts on you are the better. club, It still Coacll Howle Caldwell said ptlde from within, Southern the highway before the actual hurts.'' earlier, "We must stop Esposito, Coach Howle Caldwell summed Proving to all why he was Holweger, and DeFosse to win." , resurfacing job begins In June," It up best by saying, ''The best chosen to second team all- Southern partially stopped two of Paul Hoffman, operations engiballclub did not win tonight. We district In Southwestern Ohio, the three, ~ut Holweger nar- neer for District 10, said. "The just didn't play well tonlgllt. We Mike Holweger put on a one man rowed the gap with an Inspiradidn't (and couldn't) play our shooting clinic. Th.e fine, young tional performance, normal defense and we did not 6-3 Jr. guard played two full rebound well at all. I think that It ' Continued on page 3 ~Repairs 3 lb. begin on Kim Shields, the county's ' dl· rector of development, apprised the commissioners on the status of this year's Community Development Block Grant funding. Shle_lds said he was told last week by Betsy Giffin, of the Ohio Department of Development, that Meigs County's CDBG appllc~~otlon "was fine" and that grant approval coUld be forthcoming filth ln. the next few weeks' The commissioners . are to meet next Thursday· with Bill Dlttoe, ot the Parkersburg otflce ot the Burgess and.. Niple eriglneerlng firm, ' to discuss the replacement of the courthouse roof. The commissioners approved requests from Robert Byer, Meigs Emergency Medical Services' director, for EMS personnel to allend upcoming meetings and seminars scheduled throughout the state In tile next four months, and from Judge Robert Buck to attend the annual conference of tbe Ohio Association of Common Pleas Judges, Probate, Juvenile and Domestic Relations Divisions, coming up In April. ·u.S. Route 33 ways are affected during the repair and utility companies will be relo atlng. , "It's important that we work with the property owners concerning this reconstruction. Through their cooperation and support, we will make this a safer highway for them, their neighbon and the traveling public, " Hoffman concluded. drainage needs to be replaced and extended." The Shelly Co. of Thornville has been awarded the resurfacIng contract which Includes pavIng two foot shoulders on each side of the road . The firm also will eomplete the resurfacing of the four lane portion of the highway. Hoffman said that some drive- ·., 1\feigs will ----Local news briefs,. observe 'Ag Emergency number ~;tnchanged Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman stated today tliat the fire and emergency number for Middleport and Meigs County Is still 992-li&ll3. Some confusion has been created by the recent notice In GTE bllllnp that this number Is 9ll. The 911 number.ls not In use anywhere In Meigs County, and no one can lie reached by dialing this number. Bus-a~r CRISPY SERVE CAUFORNIA FRESH BACON 59< SWEET·STRAWBERRIES lLB. PIG. $189 ' IEIQUMT crash still being probed \ 1be State Hlgllway Patrol is still Investigating a car-school bus accident which occurred at 8:40a.m. Wednesday on Twp. 94, jWJt north of SR 248 In Meigs County's Chester Twp. The acc~~tent Involved a car driven by April E.Ritchle,l7, of LoJ!II Bottom, and an Eastern Local Scl!ool bus driven by William M'.Hannum, 65, of Loq Bottom. Hannum suffered minor visible lnjurlea. There wu no eltaUoa..No other.detaUa are available. Another Metp County accident occurred at 3411 p.m. WedneldaY on SR 681, juateut ol .mlle post 27, In Olive Twp. The coUislon ln'volved veblcles driven by Lisa J. Muters, 29 ReedaviUe and Rlls A. Baker, 57,.Rt.l, Reedavllle. No OlleWIB InJured and there wu no citation. No other detaUa are available. Home destroyed by fire The Stanley Weill home on Route 248 at Lolli Bottom was clealnl)'ed by fire WedDelday Dllbt. _ Olive Towlllblp Chief RlcJc Bal'l'lqer repOrted that the lWHtory frame boule wu llllulfed In flamee wba t~Jwmen arrived. Olive and aa.ter Depai'ID*Ite were called at 8: 24 p.m. Olive Will on tilt ICQI wltb two trac:b and Clleater 1. Continued on PIP 14 nre nre -·---- '• I· ' Day' Sunday Sunday, March 20, the first day of Spring, has been proclaimed by Meigs County Commissioners David Koblentz, Richard Jones and Manning Roush, as Agriculture Day. In proclaiming Agriculture Day, the commlulonen are calling upon the people of Melp County to salute the 'f arm faml· lies who contribute 10 much to Melp County's wayofllfe,and to Increase their understanding of the Importance of atp'lculture In the county and In the alate. Apieulture .. .r ecoplzed .. the basic lnduatry of the United' Statu, and ,combined with related rilanufacturlrla procet181, p~ more Jobs than any other 11DaJe lbduatry In tbe country. Aarlclllture Ia coaal!lertd a VItal lqndient In tbe countlll'• •lrtlllth u a ·aaUoa, botll ~ and on the world teeM. Ap1culture Day Ia a aaiiODal and atata celebration rec•lplwd b)' Pn lrtntROII•k! RMpUIId OJUo Oov•DO¥ Rleltlrd ee.... 1 tlalt to ' 1111 acbiiYe- u vw m nteOifAIIIerlaa'e.....,men and women Olf lll'loultltN. .,. '' ,_. ,.. • ' ar, ... 111 pr1u 1. e as }llrlft 'plu- Blla mr·uiita w, Oe~rp Bonk, ' reoehl 1 :;:: Glturt, B aD Ms.., 011111 ,._lnU, l'rllill · Vlt ) ' 1111 Vs I' n, .., • f Jaw II, Dol; .' B I ... La t llual, wlio lllllde lie IAoll an .r Ill Yw prm 1 11ee ·. a' IIIIa•' pt aIM • .... 'J, . 'I••· �Thtnday, March 17, 1988 ' Commenta•·y The Daily Sentinel . N0 ~ 1.0r · . COUrage Pometoy-Midclaport, Ohio ThuNdey. ~ 17.1988 DOE By Jack Anderson · at . . Dale VanAtta health and safety program," he little bas changed for employees wrote. who blow the whistle. lll Court Street The three auditors, Casey Undersecretary Joseph . 8al· Pomeroy, Olllo Ruud, James Simpkin and Mark gado wrote back 1110re than two DEVOTED TO THE INTEBE8'1'8 OF THE MEIGS-MASON .tllEA Hermanson, appeared before 1 months later. He gave Dlngell ~~ . Dlngell's subcommittee last Oc· some Information the congressBlm~ r"'T'L.I'--r•,...._=·Iober !o testifY about what they man bad requested for his ~v . . . thought were serious safety Investigation, but made no·men' problems at the complex of tion of the awards. · ROBERT L. WINGETT nuclear reactors In Hallford, One weelt before that, Herring· Publlsber Wash. It Is their job to audit ·the ton had already given the DOE's plants, but they said their conhighest award, the Secretary's PAT WHITEHEAD BOBROEFUCB cerns were Ignored by the Gold Medal, to Raymond Roma· Asalalaat Publlaller/Controller General Mua1er private ·contractors operating · towskl, the manager of DOE's the plants. The Department of Albpquerque Operations Office. A MEMBER of The United Press International, Inland Dally Press Energy Is supposed to oversee He Is a 30-year veteran who twice Association and the American Newspaper Publishers Asooclat]on . those contractors. last year appeared befof!! House After bearing their stories, · subcommittees to answer quesLETI'ERS OF OPINION are welcome. They tbwkl be leu tlwl300 words • long. All letters are_subject to editing and mut be al&aed wttb aaine, addrnaand . Dlngell wrote to Enerrr Secretions about problems In his telephone number . No Ul\llaned letters wUI be published. Letten ahould be ln tary John Herrlngtdn, nominal· jurlsdlcilon. In one case, he was good taste, addressing issues, not personalltles. lng them for public recognition. required to answer charges that "Such recognition would serve his office had do~e little safety notice that the depar~nt \S training and that Its oversight of serious abouf Improving . Its contractors was spotty. Our rep<irter Lane Williams asked 8algado's office' why Din· gell's suggestion to bonor the tbree auditors was disregarded. \ Salgado's press secretary said By HELEN THOMAS the letter to Dlngell was "c!lfe· UPI White HoWle ReP,rter fully constck!red" and said everyWASHINGTON - The Reagan administration has a clubby thing Salgado wanted to !JY atmosphere and Its. members are never judgmental of each other. about the subject. The case In point Is when former national security adviser Robert One of the auditor, Simpkin, McFarlane pleaded guilty to four counts of lying to Congress about , '-===========~~~=::!~~===::!!:~~==~=~=iii~~~=: told us that be was tran.ferred to secret aid to the Nicaraguan Contras at a .time when such aid was r a less sensitive job after hiB audit prohibited by law. • · at Hanford. But since Dlngell's · McFarlane, avoiding a felony ch11rge, pleaded guilty to a congressional Inquiry beran, mlsdeamnor and promised to cooperate .with special prosecutor Simpkin said he has felt .less Lawrence Walsh, who has been Investigating the Iran-Contra scandal pressure on himself. that severely wounded the Reagan White House. Before Dingell's bearing, the . McFarlane's statement after the plea perhaps symbolizes how second auditor, Ruud, was trans· these officials view their role in government. He said that he was !erred . from the reactor at "motivated" by the highest foreign policy Interests of the country. Hanford to a proposed I!UCleJr The trouble Is that they did not coincide with the law and apparently waste storage site In Washington <• McFarlane decided that he could pursue the goals, obviously set by state. Bllt the location was not · • the -president, without an adherence to the law . That attitude has nuclear dump, and chosen as the ... · spelled. trouble across·the hoard for many of the R~agan appointees. Ruud was laid off. · Somehow the law does not apply to them If they are motivated The third auditor, Hermanson, oll)erwlse. was hesitant to comment on IllS : But It is the reaction of colleagues In the top strata of government case, but our sources say he Is that is disarming and puts loyalty to one's friends above a dedication slated for a transfer. In his case, to the ideals of the Constitution and the country. the new job will bring an Increase ''The president believes that "Bud" (McFarland) Is a good and In pay. decent man. He wishes him well," said a White House aide after the guilty plea was. entered. ' ' VIce President George Bush and Secretary of State George Shultz, when they learned of McFarlane's guilty plea, both used the same language, that McFarlane is "a good and decent man." For Shultz, that almost seems like par for the course. When WASHINGTON (NEA) Reagan the president least avail· .Intention to confront Congress by of the president's tenure. Assistant Secretary of State Elliott Abrams admitted that he did not What ever happened to Ronald able to the press In the past half formally calling fo~ recision of tell the truth to Congress abQut the Contra aid from outside sources Reagan always has been dis' Reagan? · · ~ntury. Journalists covering the and the building of an airfield In <;:osta· Rica, Shultz's defense of the wasteful spending. One tracted U not disengaged from History will record that he was White House used to complain Abrams was adamant, emotional and unequivocal. month · later, the head of hli . .the nitty-gritty work of the elected president In the autumn 'bitterly about tl)at ISolation, but In the words of President Reagan and Vice President George Bush, Oftfce alid J!llanagement and preBI~ncy - but during all of his ousted national security staffer Oliver North Is a "national hero." · · of 1980, assumed olflce· In early they no longer care. Budget announces that no such first term and almost half of his · 1981 and governed the country for Item: At the press eonference, North acknowledged lying, deceiving and shredding volumes of top request will be forthcoming second term he was widely more than five years as an Reagan proclaims the Palestl· secret documents when a government Investigation Into (he scandal because. the president's .c hal· . admired and very powerful. enormously popular and highly nlan violence of recent months to lenge was not serious. got under way. His slide Into fecklessness · effective leader. · be "not just spontaneous and The highly publicized "shredding party" apparently did not appall Item: The proposed budget occurred over many months, but He continues to occupy the home-grown" but abetted . by the remnants of the Reagan atlmlnlstratlon who survived the Reagan sends to Congress In · It Is possible to Identify a single White House but has become "certain people suspected of mid-February Is routinely Identi- date as the turning point- Nov. scandal. In fact , Bush Invited North to his Christmas party , certainly Increasingly Isolated from the · being terrorists, outsiders coma gesture of support. .. fied as a submission ·of the 4, 1986. events tha~ ought to be of Interest Ing ln." · The president also had kind words for former deputy chief of staff "Executive Office of the PresiThat was the Election Day and concern to a president. He Is, Only one day later, he Is Michael Deaver, who was convlcte.d of perjury for his lobbying dent" - but Reagan does not when voters returned the senate In a wol-d, Irrelevant. publicly contradicted by Secre- share·most of Its priorities. activities after he left the White House . to Democratic control despite Item: Reagan schedules an tary of State George Shultz, who Reagan put his arm around Attorney General Edwin Meese in the To restore public confidence In Reagan's cross-county travels evening address to the nation to says the "fundamental origins" Y{hite ·House press center to demonstrate to reporters his unfailing the .nation's economy following appealing foi' support of Republl· promote continued financing of . of the violence In the territories support of Meese, who is under Investigation by special prosecutors. the.. ~lock market plunge last can candidates. the contras In Nicaragua, but all occupied by Israel are "essen· Not turning your back on a friend who is in trouble may be noble, but autumn, the president was On the same day, the first three television networks flatly tlally Indigenous." there Is a question of the high praise bestowed on those who forced to agree to a budget that reports surfaced of a bizarre deal reject his request to carry the Item: In his State of the Union Includes major compromises acknowledge breaking the law . In which the Reagan admlnlstra· speech ,live. address In late January, Reagan wl\h the congressional Demo· The president has never personally Issued a directive to executive tlon agree!! to supply ·arms to The Ineffectual president at. berates Congress for Including In crats he not long ago<reviled as branch officials, most of them political appointees, showing where Iran In return for Its assistance In tempts to deal with the humlllat· · the 1987 year-end omnibus appro- fiscally Irresponsible. the line is drawn ethically . Nor has he ever condemned North, or securing the release of hostages lng Incident by joking about II. He priation bill funds for pork barrel former na tiona! security adviser John Poindexter, who told the There's more. ' Scandals captured earllet In ·the Middle opens a press conference several projects such as "cranberry several of them Involving Rea· · special Investigating committee "the buck stops here" during the East. weeks later by noting that he Is research, blueberry research, gan's most trusted friends Iran-Contra scandal hearings. Those events signaled . the "on the networks at last ." the study of crawfish and the continue to proliferate. Scores of . beginning of the end Reagan But Bush Indicates he Is a bit bothered. In what Is viewed as his first Item: That news conference Is commerclallzatton of wild assistant secretaryships and criticism of the administration, the vice president has said on the presidency. In . the ensuing 16 his first In four months, perpe- flowers." campaign trall that he Is "tired of being embarrassed" by ethical otber top policy-making posimonths, most of the Influence he tuating a pattern that has made Reagan boldly proclaims his tions are vacant and are likely to lapses in government <~nd proposed establishing a "strict code of once enjoyed has slipped away. ethics" and a new ethics panel in the White House to avoid "excesses remain unfilled In the final year ' of the past." WASHINGTON -Three audl· tors who uncovered problems at America's weapons manufacturing nuclear reators have paid for their candor. When Rep. John Dlngell, D-Mich., recommended that the Energy Department publicly recognize the courage of the ttlo, the tbree were rewarded In a curious fashion and In varylil8 degrees . . One Is slated for a transfer, one was laid olf, and till! third was transferred before Dlngell got . Involved. At this year's Energy Department awards ceremony, the honors we!lt to others. Now Dlngell's subcommittee on oversight and Investigations fo~ the House Energy and Com· merce Comtnlttei may hold a hearing to look at the way the three were treated. While no.thing Is final, a subcommittee Reaganauts stick together staffer told us beartngs were a "dlatlnct possibility." Dlngell has long been Interested In safety and security lapses at tbe plants where U.S. nuclear weapons are built. We piqued his Interest In 1982 when we hired a helicopter to fly one of our associates back and forth over the Savannah River Plantln South Carolina.• -No one chatlenged the helicopter, shOwing hOW vulnerable the nuclear reac•tor would be to a terrorist attack. Our reports prompted Dingell's subcommittee to examine security In 1983. In the process, Dlngell turned up what he called " a curious reward and punish· ment system" for employees . who make mistakes or .who uncover the mistakes of others. The recent trea!ment of the trio of auditors may show. that The irrelevant president •• • 'I , V f\ I I ' I I ~ ........ .. __ I ..... \ I ' ' I ' ' ,_.,..., I v I :Today in history • • , ; The great By Untied Preu International Today Is Thursday, March 17, the 77th day ofl988 with 289 to follow . This Is St. Patrick's Day. · The moon Is new. The morning stars are Mercury, Mars and Saturn. . The evening stars.are Venus and Jupiter. Those born on this date are under the sign of Pisces. They Include ,German engineer Gottlelb Daimler, Inventor of the high-speed, gasoline burning, Internal combustion engine, In 1834, children's author and Illustrator Kate Greenaway In 1846, golfer Bobby Jones In :1002. actress Mercedes McCambridge ln19l8 (age70), jazz singer Nat "King" Cole In 1919, ballet dancer Rudolf Nureyev In 1938 (age 50), actors Patrick putty In 1949 (age 39) and KurtRussellln1951 (age37), and actress Leslie-Anne Down In 1954 (age 34) .·0· On this date In history: In 1776, The Continental Army under General George Washington Jorced British troops to evacuate Boston. . In 1945, the bloody battle against Japanese forces for the Pacific Island of Iwo Jlma ended ill victory tor the United States. In 1958, ·the U.S. Navy successfully launched Vanguard 1, a 3 'h·pound satellite, Into orbit around the earth. In 1978. In one of history's worst oil spills, the tanker Amoco Cadiz ran aground on the coast of Brittany In France, eventually disgorging some 220,000 tons 1$ crude. ~ A prediction: When gradeschool students take achievement tests this spring, most of their scores will rise from a year ago, and officials will beam with pride. Now the bad news: Those scores will be virtually meaning· less. In fact, they could be worse . than meaningless If they lull us Into thinking our schools have Improved. From coast to coast, school districts conspire In The Great Testing Lie.. They permit the same standardized tests to be administered year after year. Whether deliberately or not, tea~hers apparently adjust cur· rlculums to emphasize test mate· rial. There Is no other way to explain why so many districts conslstenly report rising scores. Not all standardized scores are suspect, of course, but most are. Ironically, the test attracting the sharpest criticism In recent years- the College Soard's SAT - Ia among the most honest. Since questions are changed eVery year, the SAT Is difficult to bone up for. . 8adly, achievement tests for younger shldenta ·generate laughably Implausible results .year after year, and no one seems to mind. Well, almost no one. A doctor In . West VIrginia cared so much be spent $11,000 of bls own money to compile and aslesl achievement test results from every state and hundreds of dlltrlcts. So far, no one disputes John Jacob Cannell's remarkable conclulons, Continued from page 1 the game Southern led In per· · Holweger had nine points the Tony Esposito·ended the game sonal fouls 21-13 with 'the final first half as Southern briefly with 15, however, 8 ofthosecame result ending at a cosmetically went ,zone, then alternated men In the waning minutes from the closer 26-19. on the flashy sharpshooter.Holine, Somewhat of a surprise· . From the onset Southern was wever, with echoes of a whistle in ,Kevin Long tallied the next rousted out of Its game plarl of the back of their minds Southern highest total with 13, while SHS jump-and-run, and run-and - did very little to get a hand In the held the third member ol the 'big gun. That strategy, which started Jr. aces face during the first half. lhrl•e', De Fosse, to just four to Ignite, was briefly successful Southern's bench provided points. before a barrage of fouls put the adequate power as Cunningham,Stout,and Shawn Diddle filled In · In the "Purple-and-Gold", one game-plan on the shelf. Alter a missed M·F bucket, well during the foul crisis. man shined brightly In the Southern sustained to remain spotlight offensively and that Jeff Caldwell slithered through was St. guard Jeff Caldwell, who the Fenwick line for a driving In the hunt at 42-46 at the half. Holweger had amassed 22 ended a brilliant career with a score of 2-0. Holweger retaliated at the 6: 49 mark, but Southern markers by this time and teamteam-high 25 points. Time after was able to hold a two point edge mate Baii7.Caldwell had 12,Amtime a Caldwell three pointer put to the 5: 13 mark on goals by burgey 10, Turley 8,and Riffle 5. Southern back In the game, but Caldwell, Turley,McMillln, and Southern came out very pastthe magic had just ran out on t he again Caldwell. tlve and upbeat In the third Tornadoes. After that streak Southern led frame, ready to establish Itself In Four other seniors ended out· . · standing careers and bowed out 10-6, but after a Joe Ball goal the second half. Shannon Rilfle looked to be the ·- In a successful way, regardless of Inside Southern picked up Its the final score. Guard David sixth personal foul at the 4: 56 Falcon killer, as he turned In a Amburgey knotted 14_ mar- mark lh the flr~t period. Fenwick super offensive effort In the kers,Ken Turley added 12,Shan· quickly pounced on the line with frame, but did not go the least bit non Riffle 11, and Shawn Cun- much success behind Ball and unnoticed defenslvely,where he Holweger tol<:!ad 14-10by thl!:!: 56 excelled In his strong suit. The ningham 2. senlot held the rapid fire HoiCoach Howie Caldwell also mark. In all Southern starters spen~ weger scoreless until the 4:23 said, " WPmustpressurethemall nearly 25 minutes on· the bench mark ·In the frame. over the floor, and set our own because ·of the foul situation. All That effort soon became· nostyle of play with an upbeat tlceable as Southern rallied on tempo." .S outhern never had the five starters had two by the half, the bench picked up a couple, and twq goals by Rlffle,another by ' o~portunlty. '' In the pre-game scouting re- Coach Howle Caldwell tried very McMillin, and yet another by ports; the fact that Fennwlck was hard to 'Never,nver let anyone Turley · to pull close. Riffle then put SHS on top 53-52 at the 4:42 ' a 'Physical Club' and that see him perspire." · After his turn on the bench ·mark and the Southern conllngSouthern was an ,'Upbeat· Amburgey plugged two baskets, · ent was both ecstatic and pressure oriented c~ub" was including a three. pointer to keep confident. .. widely known. One would have Southern close, while substitue Southern then held a lead of expected a lot of fouls from the · Chris Stout scored a key goal that 57-54, dropped to 59·57, then tied It physical club, but Ironically the allowed SHS to survive despite on a Riffle drive 59-59 with 1: 28 roles were just reverse(,!. left In the frame. During this time . Until the final three minutes ol trail!~ ~0-26. ,• testing lie By Vincent Carroll not ·even the testing companies themselves. Among his findings: -About 90 percent of U.S. school districts claim to be above average In student achievement, and most announce year-to-year Improvement. '-Every Southern state tests above the national average except Mississippi, and even It ls.at .the mythical national "norm." -More than 70 percent of American children are told they test above the national average. -Twenty-six states test on a statewide basis, and all report above-average scores. Six others have developed their own tests and gtve them on a statewide basts. All six test above average, too. Cannell blames both educators and journalists for sustaining The Great Testing Lie. "H.L. Mencken would tum In his grave," Cannell salcj, If be could see the way the press reports Impossibly high test reaults with· out a whimper of.. skpetlcal protest. "Washington, D.C., gave the same test for years," Cannell said, until kids surpaued the 60th percentile In achievement. _The test waa chanpcl wben otftclala "got scared the public might catch on." The problem Isn't merely that~ the same tests are reused. Most elementary students score better than average even on brand-new achievement testa, ralsina doubts about the accuracy of the norms themselves. . Georgia, for example, shouil have everything going against It Achievement Is so bad In some In the tesilng derby - large big cities that even artificially numbers of disadvantaged child· low norms only partly disguise ren, high dropout rates, low the fact. college-entrance scores among But gtve those districts lime. If high-school sen!Qrs - and yet ' they stick with the same tests for Georgia's second-graders scored the next decade or so, they too above the 60th percentile nat.lon· may eventually announce 'that ally In every category the first their studenis have bolted Into year a revised Iowa Test · the ranks of high achievers. appeared. · 8!!4! how easy It Is 'to Improve Not every dlst.r tct reports America's schools? . • above-average scores, of course. rr:.Wo"' · I 0' · Reg. 219.95 'programmable ~ory 15995 Auto-Search Music System helps lind favor· ita selacttons fast . ....._~ N42-5006 ~ 6-Channel Walkie-Talkie TRC-215 by Realistic WALKING UPCOURT - Middletown Fenwick pArd Tony Esposito, with ball, walks the baD , upconrt· as Southern forward Dave Amburgey, left, moves In to try lo ball hla man's propoeu In Wednesday's Division· IV regional tournament game II' Daylon.' The Falco1111 downed lhe, Toraadoes 88-78. (Sentinel photo by Scolt WoHe) Long top MAC player this year TOLEDO, Ohio (UPI)- Grant Long, who helped · lead Eastern Michigan to Its first Mid· American Conference basketball championship and Into the NCAA Tournament, has been voted the league's player of the year. Long, a 6-foot-8 senior forward from Romulus, Mich., edged out Central Central Michigan senior Dan Majerle In balloting by members ' of the MAC News Media Association. Paul "Snoopy" Graham of Ohio Gnl· , was third. · SCR-30 by Real istic DMP 1:lOA by Tandy® 25% Cut •20 Save •&o ·7995 Reg. 99.95 power. Ch. 14 ~21-1653 1 extra Our Exclusive Weatheradlo® Cube By Realistic 28o/o t1i Off 1295 Reg. 17.95' Hear 24· hr. Weather Service information . #12·181 Banary ox1ra ' Off 299 95 ~~ 59!~9,95 Reg. 359.95 IBM®PC Compatible Graphics, data, word processing modes. With tractor. #26-1280 IBMIAog. 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(Sellti•J.plletallf . _ W_oUe) Meigs senion take part in all~tar tilt · Senior& Joey Snyder, Chris S!lllth, Shelly Stobjlrt, W'Ddy J'rll u4 TIJ'IIRIY 'lmltlt tGOk part Ill the third atlllllal all star baaketball gamea between · memllef achools In the SEOAL all&l TVC It Atbena Hllb !eiiOOI. · . Tbe matcbupl, for _,alors 1111 the SECW. boys atranllltllllltllliJof (11) altl M11118 tl\tJ)'91'. 'l'lllt ' -up two 01 tht baW plcllid wiDITVC In lbrft I. · Reg. 349.95 ' low At S15 Per Month,. asy-Timer recording , 107-channel cablecompatlbletuner.. 14·day, 4.event timer. o¥1S-507 Remote; battenes extra E •60 (15) eaeowdera tnftlc Ia the paiD& uuJntD•s I ~.- ~ . =............... = -.:! had 3. SHS had 5 steals, 6 turnovers , 5 assists, and 26 fouls.MF had 3 steals,6 turnovers, 7 assists, and 19 fouls . It was earlier reported by SHS principal Jim Adams and confirmed by Bob Ord an official Tornado drill was held within the district and that all students and many residents sought sheit'er In the Dayton Arena,cancelling . school in Southern Local. SHS has much to be proud of and .Jooks forward to a goo year next year. FENWICK (86) - Holweger 12-2·10·40; Esposito 2·1·8·15; Long H-2-13; Ball 4-0-2 -10; DeFosse 1·0-2-4; Rossi 0-0-;l-2. TOTALS - 24-4·2~6 . SOUTHERN ( 76) - Caldwell 6-4.-1-25; Amburgey 2-2-4·14; Turley 5-0-2-12; Riffle 4-1-0-11 ; McMillan 4-0-0-8; Cunningham 0-0-2-2; Diddle 1-0-0-2; Stou I 1-0-0-2. TOTALS- 23-7·9·76 Score by quarters: SHS 20 22 19 15-~6 MFHS 26 20 15 25-86 . '1- compact Disc Player • CD-2300 by Realistic S ave Berry's World ·-........ Reg. 3i9.95 • wm With Stereo ExpaFn~~r 1o,W 1 -::::S:~n$1uo:~~ tal tuner with six "" SIX "31 3006 . cent meters. w • Ohio. HICKORY, DICI'DRY, DOO<., THE MEUE \\AN UP THE CLOCk outscored Southern at . the· foul line 16 io SOuthern's total points of 15.-hltSouthern made a gallant bid, but a long hard season came to a close as MF hit every free. throw In the latter stages when Southern,ln desperation sent them to the line on four occasions. Meanwblle, SHS forced a cou· pte needed shots that turned the 78-74 game Into an 86-76 finale . : Coach Caldwell and company did a super job all season long . and bowed out In style with a 21-4 record, while MF ·advances at 14-11. ' Southern hlt 24-47 for a very respectable 51.5 percent, and hit 6·19 from three point range. At the line they were 9-14 . MF was 24-41,includlng Holweger's 13-21, and was 4-9 from three point range. The winners capitalized on a 26-32 from the line. MF won the battle of the boards 30-20 led by Holweger's 17. McMIIllng !had five while Turley, Caldwell, and Cunningham ._"', ' • Caldwell had collected his fourth personal.and likewise Riffle, but Coach Caldwell had no choice than to try to win with his senior mainstays. Riffles fourth wa·s a questionable theft that drew a late whistle and gave Fenwick a 61-59lead on two free throws, but Shawn Diddle grabbed a bound and sent · the 'We limen to the huddle with a 61-61 tie. Had Robert Frost been 11 prognosticator rather than a poet, his "Gift Outright" poem would have been more than apporprlate as MF sealed the win with a 16-17 free throw advantage In the fourth and final qua~ter. Ove~all the game was clearly won at the line, by hitting 26-32 for Sl.9 percent. . Llkewlse,Southern· was just 10-14. The official 's eye stalked Riffle with 5:59 remalnlng,then ·made Amburgey 'itS victim with 3:30 remaining. That came with the score 72-73 Fenwick's favor. The final quarter alone MF Low'Ae 115 Per Mon1h • By Robert Walters I ~ .,. - · ... \' /1 I - Falcons end Tomadoes hope With 86-76 Pasl• . 2-The Daily Sentinal .-_..J aWiUU8 The Daily Sentinei-Page.-:3 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio '41 senior pard Jney 8DJder picked up ·ten points for 1• TVC crew wltll nine coming from the three point range. The o•r MeiP Smlth,~ter a=lliJ: Gdl lhPJom MMp, , lliilbtrt aot.llx poillta, Wrllllt twQ wllbe Fey _. lleltS _,...•• Daisy-Wheel frlnter owP 230 by Tandy 5ave ~2;:s Reg, 459.95 Low Ati1S Per Month• for word processing I . words per minute. �.. -Tlu'ldly. March 17, 1988 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio .Th&ndey, M*'Ch 17, 1988 Green's .Williams IV.'Player of Year' c.e ieores .. ,,. .., NrtP_uol_ Martll 11 011.......... Olllltretn..... 11 Marelli n c...c:t~e.a (11-1:1 ~. u•u1 • weaa V1 111111a 1: • .... 't o..rpa • ......._ (IHl M Gfllrrta (lt-11). 1': • ,.... 1!11. . CDI ) at .....aC.U.p (lf.lS),I p.m. LfiiiM . . . 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Car Mate Gas, Clutch or Brake Pedals ~ • Parlier woa defellllve player ot 'Jrldl tile llplrtua, IJIII lit nwf't.m~ CI\A'T'AONXTM TOLEDO, Ohio (UP!) - Tbe University of Toledo Darned Phil Parker as an aulsllnt football coach Thunclay, plactna him In charge ot coaching the Roc1ket's defensive llacklleld. .r Parker, 25, wu an ualltant at Mlclllaan State University, whleb WOD tile Bl& 10 aad Role Bowl cbamplonalllpl Jut 1e81011. The Ambent, Oblo, naUve was ~lchl&lll State's defeaalve player ot the )'tar In . UD aad 19115, aad be wu an All-Team Bla-10 aeleetloll tbref! t1me1 u a cletenllve back. He wu named MVP of the . Spartan's 191M Cberry Bowl •a .' "' ', A happy group at the end but a ' sluggish group at the start were the Buckeyes, as the Monarchs from Sun Belt Conference roared out to a 24-14 lead midway through the first half. That~s when Jerry Francis and Perry Carter went to work. Those two led a 20-2 Ohio State run. FrjlnCis scorec1 the · first seven polnta and after a basket · by Jay Burson, Carter got the next U . , • Carter, the Buckeye.' 6-foot-8 freshman center led both teams With a career-high 25 polnta and. also added 10 rebounds, nine ot: ·. them offensive. ' ~ "Who Perry has played ..against the last two months had a . "lot to do with liow he played ::toniJJht," said Williams. ''He's so ·Wide, he takes up a lot of space. ·space Is Important In rebounding . '' "That's the freshest he (Carter) has· felt at half!lme, too," •lidded Wllljams. "In the Big Ten, ~"You play against bigger people. ' This Is the first time he'si)layed llgalnst people his size." . ' Ca~ter said he just took what · the Monarchs from the Sun Belt Conference gave him. "I just kept moving around," he said. "I don'& think they were playing me that tight. They were .paying more attention to the other guys." Carter's shooting continues to Improve, Witness hls12of18from· the field Wednesday night. ''I've been working bard on It," said Carter, "and I'm more conflden t now. Once you get the confidence, you keep II." - Ohio State, now 17·12, led just 36-34 at halftime after Old Qomlnlon scored the final 5 . points of the half. But the Buckeyes began ·the second half With a run of12 jlolnts, helped by 6 Monarch turnovers In the first 3 k!* I' Ti.lrUeWax SuperHard Shell Wax team. Athens On Co. Ad. 18 Off U.S. 50 ''.. 32.oz.#T82 A& Resistor ~~Plugs PuraiiiQr Air Rfters ' TurUeWax Zip Wash 94¢ " 3.41- prico -1.GG tnlr'o -~~ Toledo names graduate assistant .3-16-88 thru 3-22-88 ~ .-,•' 69¢ ~minutes . 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Mud II Division I At U•lwnu,- of AJtron Cle Si. lo~~eph tl, Wf•rd t1 Jt.ay WJUaeJ * DOW.'' Debbie Mallll., ,..Y ' UPI Sports Writer COLUMBUS-Thedlsappolnt- · ment of not playlhg In the NCAA Tournament Is only a memory for Ohio State's' basketball Buckeyes .. . A solid 86-73 win over Old '! Dominion Wednesday night In ~ the noisy St. John Arena In the t flrst round of the National , Invitation Tournament Wiped out >the disappointment. .~' "I was excited to 11et Into the ; NIT so we could just keep on. ; playing," said Ohio State coach . Gary Williams. "No matter how ;;Yc>u feel -.boilt the NCAA, It's 'great to be here and win a game. , They're · a happy group right a..,. ••-.-•· I'Mf!e, Maaee; Gwe•PIIA:erto•. Pille&~~; TunmJ ..... l.ai!Dia; Lori SMIUI, · BaN:IIIep Trail; Sudap, Vlelllltllew.; !lllell)' Sqall'ft, Sparta II~ · lalld; l.eUy llald, Vn-MIIIel; 1111 '' By GENE CADDES o..,., ,........ II, ,._,.; "leadler •rtmu. Ml. ......... &lwnlale; "'•I* r.u.: ' ~opener SPI-.'t .'IA t Mf:/\TIO:\ Lla Neu, Euwl"8 (8rw.) ; Kim · •nwa.le (aGcll.l U. No. 1&. Ttwlmb •· lklrlaJO - _: ..... .Ita- •x. IA•vtne .4..qulau, .,,., .,....., lt.l. AliMa Sm)'tlle, CA.I"E, 1-11, I•*• No.-y, C.l_... S&alloar s ...... mlllll (C..IIf. ) (U.I) II N4 . 11 MDblt. C.Uere CAlL) 'II , n . . DINI H•wa) {t$5 ). 81. I w . J••tOr, n .t. '' • Weskra Re.ene ; Lort MeCielln, tJahto; N• . tt Wlacolllll•b• OaJno lt, WHt· " •altr,tLI. l.erl WllllluM, .!Mewan l'edenl Bod· llfl, ..... .....1', t7.1. THIRn TKHI Aaaetllr Beramaa,. ShenrGGIIFalntew, wtii;JII, Plerc:e (N .H . ) ( 1•11) Tl. Mhld~lown Fart Frre. 1-3, ' a.W•••aekiUwr; O.rt.MaW, Collaa ··Cll)', Weae.la,y'a F'lnl RoMo. ... RHW1.1 No. 8Trauyln•la (KJ . )1$, UtthenMy of U. OUrb (.\tk. ) cM-t> '71. Nt. IS Jll..eN~a lhlllllb 'Jt, EulerD (Pa.) CM-1) . 4t. N•. 2 WQIIt!lb•rt (Pa.) 8S, Frallklla At U•h•ersll,. of o.,...n · •~erb' Tere$a Drummer and the Syracuse PTO · Williams, who took Individual . • pictures of the members ot the · ; fifth .and sixth grade teams and the cheerleaders had the attractive peste( size pictures posted , on the walls of the gym. FollowIng the event the pictures were •. presented to the respective players and cheerleaders. .. · The tables were adorned with potted flowers donated by Hubbard' s Greenhouse. Other donations were made by Crow's , Family Restaurant, Racine Home National Bank, McDo- .' nalds and Crow Law Office. The tables were attractively deco- ; rated In the school colors, green · and white. ~ cop 86-73 • . WID atn, lllftbeavlle C.Oo,lle; IUm H•ber, W1a1e011: f'eJIY ...,.,RamlerPMrld. · ~e.-,; TMUnJ . . . , Peftln; T~~mt lnla.., II.....C.rnll; Marla- U• s.•., Bo~~eenu111 ••r. eu. .11• lkluer. the fourth grade team. All coaches .presented their respective team members With Individual trophies. Williams In bls remarks stated that he took a lot of pride tn presenting wmcKelvey and Fisher with their respective plaq11es. · ·R epresenting the parents of the fifth and sixth grade, Skeeter Ohlinger presented gifts to the two coaches, McKelvey and Fisher. Judy Williams and Linda Fisher co-charlmen ot the· banquet were assisted .by Mrs. McKelvey, Cathy Moore, Mrs. Mills, Juanita Grueser, Judy Gibbs, Kathy Cleland, Julie Hubbard, Carolyn Ohlinger , ~ucks O.rla DeVoe, WelllaltH: 'nBU7 11• NA.IA Me•'• -r..,.melll Braelw!l Zalltnllle l-It, ' BONo&.\m...E MBN'nON TemfJie Bradford; · Clacl__.l WJam...; P&llla . .,..., a..IMvllle A4W ...; 'hk:la er.aa, aci.atl ..,... IUD; 1 p.m.: No. 1 Weuen lnWclly 1._'7) .. No: 4 GMrala t•t), Sal.-cla,y '7: . p;m,; NO. I S,Ncae (!!-1) at No. SOli.. Stale (It-t), ....., t p.m.; 81: • .,....... &i No. t llar,ta• IM-1 ), SllwdAJ, 1:• p.m. • Tracy Knepr. 0•1-*1 Wyomlla, "''- *· ,................. A.l C•lllo• CIYic n :AM A.m)' Dlenbhll, UU.:a, 1-11, Mllior, D. I. "'-le Fek~. Welllwllle, 1-~ , at...,, 11.1. . use me to help him get other players." , Shortly before the Senior Bowl, Cooper said he signed a contract with agent John Maloney of San Francisco, but the contract had a provision by which Cooper could void It Within three days. "He kept after, me; l)ewouldn't lake no tor an answer," Cooper said. "As soon as he left ithe hotel) room, I wrote him a letter saying I was voiding the contract." Three weeks ago, Cooper signed with AI Waldon of the Sports Stars agency In New York. "When you sign with an agent or submit your name for a draft, you. are Immediately Ineligible <for flnanclal ·ald)." Cooper refused to a pologlze for · taking the money. "I've got two kids , they are my responsibility and I needed the money •." <;:ooper said. According to Sports Inc. , Cooper received $2,000 from Oavld Luddueke of New York op Nov. 22, 1987, In return for signing .a promissory note. He said he Intended to retain Lud· dueke as his agent, but ·"It quickly be<; a me apparent to me I had made a bad choice. At all-star games, he was trying to , Jack Williams, photographer, · remarked. given a standing ovation folloW· In speaking of hit team who lng his Introduction. who also · Introduced Caldwell 8eadael Correepoalleat will playing In the division IV Fisher In his statements listed An all sports banquet ·that and presented plaques to McKel.ranked high among other sport vey and Fisher, Judy Williams regional . tournement Wednes- five basics that he felt were • banquets was held ' at Syracuse who emceed the program, Becky . day, · Caldwell commented that . Important, basic talent, dedicaElementary School Tuesday Anderson who Introduced Mrs. his team members have dedi· tion, believe In what you are night honoring the fourth , tlfth Mills, Mark Morrow who pres- catecl themselves to the game of doln11, family support and GOod's ented Anderson With a trophy, basketball. "They have littened help. ~Jnd sixth grade basketball McKelvey IIi his remarks noted teams, the · flag..football team, Eleanor Kay McKelvey who to their coaches along the way" Caldwell remarked. He referred Introduced Morrow, and Linda that hiS team had won 20 of 25 · and the cheerleaders . his te. a m as . t he " eUte" group. to Fisher who gave the Invocation. games and ihey won a trophy In Words of praise, encourageSpecial mention was given to Caldwell also noted that grades every tournament they particiment, respect and love echoed are very Important. "I want pated In, and even though they from the mouths ot those · who the honorary cheerleaders, Staaddressed the 150 people cey H\lbbard and Jennifer them· to stu<jy, 1f you are a C lost a game they were presented Friend. student be the best C student you a trophy for spon.manshlp. attending. "You ar~ as good as you want can be, If you are a B student be McKelvey also had ·a tine com'I'here were many highlights, such as the speakers, Howle to be " Caldwell told members ot · the best B student you can be, It ment tor each ot his players. Caldwell, Southern High School's ' the team. "I watched the an A student be the best" McKelvey Introduced hit 'a,ssl~t­ · Elemen- Caldwell noted. "Y~u 've got the ant coaches Bob Crow and Kenny sports mentor, fifth grade coach, members of tary teams and I saw rest of your life to be the best" Buckley. Crow and Buckley Gordon Fisher, sixth grade somelJilng ' Caldwell Caldwell slated. Caldwell was PI'!!Bented Individual trophies to coach, Marvin McKelvey, and Redenlth Mills, . cheerleadef advisor. . · . Others taking part were Jim Anderson, flagg football coach, By KATIE (:BOW · A•pl Mlata•, Be .. ei-Ta&eJ ll .. lla. a.telller••.....,.... Falnolew: Dlaue a..,.eh. vw-..,.n.; Da• Tilal'9o PerQ; Sllert'heiU, Rick, River Llltll~ .... w~ DIJieutwa . . . . 1't. . ....~. . (N.Y. ) {:t7·Z)·I3 COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP! )" Ohio Slate University has revoked the scholarship of senior fullback George Cooper, who received a $2,000 loan from a sports agent the day after last year's Ohio State-Michigan game. · According to this month's Issue of Sports Inc., a sportsbtislness magazine, Cooper later returni!d the money, signed with another agent the week of the Senior Bowl , ·and signed With a third agent three weeks ago. OSU Athletic . .Director Jim Jones said Tuesday Cooper's grant was revoked. "It's a Big Ten rule," he said . v.... Womea't NCAA P.-.rlap (Plrll • • ro..a ,.1r1.,.1 ,b iMu'll ( . .~) . Tf.:.~M caniM&dlell,a••-*••.......... Marell • at New YaJt. 1 p.M . ~ ro...: FIIST •u,. ..Har, Vlea• ......._, 1-t, ·ae1160r; lt.l. . .uma carier, C..lallt. Marrare~•. Stac:r Nl..balllll. Ge-...... If'. . . IU sa.n, SuttaJ......... Lleal. 1-1, aeMM, tl.l. a ...,.._.., ......... ·at. liletatlll, e.._ Ull ~eer111 anrap: ..... a. .. Mardi a at New Ya..-_ 1 p.m. b~ Q.; OSU revokes Co~per's scholarship COLUIO\JS. Ollila (IJPI) - Ta.e 1111 U111H .............UHaliH . . . . ID rlrll aiHMII• • ..-..uw~a~ . l.ellllllfl J.ll, ...... !U. ......... ,. DiVision 01 Girls AD-Ohio Syracuse yo~th honored with all-sports banquet Tuesday • first team. The other was Hammond, who at 5-foot-4 averaged 30.1 points per game and was one·. of the top 3-polnt shooters In the state. The 6-foot-3 Llber averaged 20 points per game for Gilmour and ·' Richer, 5-toot-6. 25.3 points per game tor Pettisville. The second team consisted of · one junior, 5-toot-10 Jeannine ' Ferguson of South Charleston Southeastern, and four seniors5-toot-10 Valerie Gaerke ·Of Fort Recovery; 5-toot-10 Katie Mulherin of Mansfield St. Peter's; .. 5-foot-10 Janlne Delong of DeGraff Riverside; and 5-foot•.7 Stepante Stalder of Upper Scioto Valley. Named to the. third· team were .seniors Joanle Aelker of Holgate, Georgina Wilkinson of Canal Winchester, Amy Vennekotter of · M!Uer C1 ty and Kelly Cook ot • Antwerp a11d junior )'..or! Albers ot Marlo!l Local. COLUMBUS, Ohio <UP!) Williams, "she gets better With to shoot too much from the Tracy Williams of Franklin Fur- age. I thought she had reached outside, but sh~ can. . nace Green, described by her her peak last year; but she was •'She did a lot ot thJngs for us,'' coach as being " like fine wine, " even better this season." added Litteral. " She'd help us heads up the 1988 United Press Williams, already slped to get the ball down the floor Inter national Division IV all- attend Ohio University, aver- thfough presses. She's a good Ohio girls basketball team. jumper with good timing and can aged 30.6 points per game In Williams , a 5-foot-10 senior, leading the Lady Bobcats to a play With her back to the basket. was selected the Division IV 20-0 regular season. She shot G3 Not many can clo that." player of the year In balloting by percent tram the field, 71 per~ent In Green's final game, a loss to coaches from around the state. · from the free throw line and also Indian Valley South tn the Joining Williams on the all- averaged 9 rebounds per game. regional tournament, Williams, Ohio firs t team were Melissa despite foul trouble, scored 39 In her four years as a starter a I Hammond of Shadyside, Shan- Green, Williams scored 2,144 points and Weir, another first non Llber of Gates Mills Gilmour points whUe leading her team to teamer, had 34. Academy, Kelly Weir of Indian 82 ·wins In 91 games. " She and Weir had a pretty Valley South and Lynelle Richer good go at It," said Litteral. "She's· an offensive .player," of Pettisville. · The 5-foot-10 Weir, who,averLitteral said wl!en asked what "She's like fine wine, " said Williams did best on the bask.e t· aged 24 points per game, was one Green coach Ray Litteral said of ball floor. " We didn't asked her · ot two juniors named to the UPI The Daily Sentinel-Page 6 .' Pometoy-Middleport, Ohio 209 Upper hlver Road (614), 446-4103 �• • • The Deily Se ltillll- '-1• 7 • .. 'tg I P.Poll!.... l m -.o... v-Mk\t •; Drt. Ohio Tlteo.tySaldilill UMW visit 100 shut-ins TlMnday, March 17. 1988· Top two teams up.set in NAJA meet · KANSAS CITY, Mo. IUPJ) ·;:.. round action Friday. Hillsdale Tbe ltrst clay ot tile NAIA men's ended Its se81011 with a 13-18 bufttbaD lourllament ended . record. . Wednelday with tbe upltt ot a No. 2 WaY,Desburg <Pa.) also pair ot top 10 lll!eded leamland a came elate to · eUmlnatlon but cl01e call Jor the 'No. l and 2 came away with an 83-72 victory IN!I!ds. . over Franklin Pearce · (N:H.) TbeSt.TbomuAqulnaaSpar- Waynesburg will play tau, teeded flrllt In the tourna- Mlllllt!fiOta-Dialuth In the second meat, found tilellllehw In deep round Friday. : trouble aaalnlt tbe Hlllldale 1'be upset o1 the clay was No . IMicb.).Cbargen. 8-seeded Transylvania (Ky.), which lell79-751n overtime to the · University ol the Ozarks (Ark. ) In the llrlt game ol tbe day. " We came out Jcioklng lor a transition game, and while It was worklni we stayed In the game , and held the lead," Transylvania • · Coacb Don Lane Slid. "However: • we bad matcbup problems ... and , we let lbem take us out of our, ... 'l'brouCb the --;;;;;;;;;::;;::;;::;;;;;::;;;::::;;::;;::;;::;;:;:::;;::;;;:;;::;;::;;::;;t . . ON - . CORRECTI •* fOt1aTII G&\DE - Tile lourtll p-lide J.ridhH team at Syraeue Elemea&ary were lam 1 &IIHe .__.. at llle all 1111011a banquet :J.M 'l'lleday llltbt at llle sellool. Plctued are, rvw, l·r, Paul Cbapman, Ilea Ullle, Reeky . ,.._t Moore, Ty- Bueldey, levbl DefiiMl'; NCOIId row, .Jay Mellelwy, Bille .Jo llallq, ltru BID, ca.aelaad, IIIHI Bobb)'Vrvw; tllll'lll'IIW,Marvlll Bob Crow, 'b41liDDJ Buckley. AIIMllt waa · TbeiiB. 41 built remaiJIIni, the . II With 7:had Cbargen a 71'67 kead, ' but tile Spartans were able to rally on a aerlel ol 3-polnt abota · by Pallick Pierson and pin a 93-83 victory. . Pierson acored 26 points . and telf!U11&te Curtis WUblqt.On ha'd a game-blah 27. "Patrick just simply sbot tbe lights out lor us," Spartans Coacb David PouJnaer uld. "We baven't reUed on the 3-polnt allot too often, but tonJabt Pat wu the dlflerence In the pme." Spartana,' 38-1, ·will play Wlleonsln-Eau Claire In second- ne cot•l COUicnOIIIS AI IN TUESDAY'S SErnutELIEAI: SlU nEMS INCLUDED IN 20% OF.F. t•s SHOUlD HAVE lEAD: SALI ITEIIS EJICLUDED. 119 -;;;r;... ot Middle' game." ., . CORNEl COLLECTIONS ST. OHIO -· The March meeting ol the door prize. A thank.you note was , Reedsville United Methodist read from tbe Putm.an lamlly lor Women was held at the home ol kindness sbown ·them during Mrs. Barbara Masters with Mrs . their bereavement. Ruth Gra te serving a s co: Hostesses lor the May meetlag hostess. · will be Sailcly West, Tammy Prayer was the devotional P!ltman, Tammy Cowdery and topic led by Mrs. VIvian Humph- Uncia Putman with Mrs. Sue rey. " Ten Commandants on How Douglas to present the proeram. to Get Aloag with Eacb Other" Get well cards were prepared to was read by Mrsc.Judy Elkins. .send to several persons. One hundred &hilt-In calls were Relreshmenta were served by reported having been made ailcl the hostesses to Barbara Henderplans were made · to visit lbe son, Tammy Cowdery, Mamie - Arcadia Nursing Center at Cool- Buckley, Robin Putman. Judy vOle In April In lieu ol tbe regular Elkins and IJ'andson, Marlene_ meeting. · · Putman, S11ndy and ~nllle West, Games 'w ere played wfth Mrs . .VIvian Humphrey; Uncia Put-' Humphrey receiving tbe prize. man, Mary Allee Blse, Sherry Mrs. Mary Allee Blse won the Eagle and Mrs. Ma&ters' mother. part'• Bob Gllnlore, action to- ,warda the establllllmeDt of com· · munlty. tbeatre 11 Iakins ott. Feelle)'·Bemlett Poat 128, Amerleu LetJoa, wtU lt!l'Ve u the JPC ni'Jl'lal arpnJzaUon and a ~ llu beea let lot 2 p.m. Sunday at the ~n 1..e11on ·A!ma In MtddlepOI't. All Jnterl!lted peJ W are bivlted. AI Glllbot'e uya, people will be ile i lied In many capaettlel In addition to perlonnJna 10 If you'd · JUri to set Involved In any aipect of lbutre on a laeal level, do .report to the meettna Sunday. At . least the new group Will bave a aood ·ilome ~ . the American I understand next year, setUIIIi LegiOn Annex. · SPECIAL OtJE8Ts - Pictured are two speCial peste at .t he your Jlcenae wiD be bandied In a -'M"'I blralday pwty ol Drew Webllter Post, Amerlcu Lepm, dllferent manner- blrtb monlb Acmllbowerlsbelqplanned or .something ol that nature, ' lor . Nancy ,Eatella Deem lor · Tllel1a:r n!Pt. •.011 tbe left J108l member, Rlcbard Vaupu reeelv• tile tropby u "Lellonnalre ol tile Year". Willi btm Ia -;Monday wl)en abe observes a Robert Walton, Welbton, who Is Elptb DIStrict Commander and · Want to make a quilt top In a blrlbd,.Y. Mra. Deem will mark wu speaker at llie party. day? .. iler Nth. cardl can be sent to her ,You will bave that opportunity at the Arcadia Nul'l1ng Center. tllroulll a PfOII'Iim bellli con· t. Main St., COolville, Oblo45723. __... dueled by tbe Rock Springs ·Grange. Isn't today nice? You can be · II tbll IIOIIllds ~ a good goal, .green wltb l!llvy and wbci will · fbe Lydlil Council of the period on God's Forgiveness ol you can retllter to take part In ·know or care a!Dee It IS St. Bradtof!l CbuN:h of Christ met Sins and accepting that tbe pi'OIJ'ain wblch _will be on Patrtck'a Day? It ~n·t every day MOnday evenbig at '!be home-of forgiveness . VIcki Smith and Cherie WilliApril 5, at 2 p.m. on Marcb 24 at ypu can get by wltb that. Do keep Cberle WIWalllliOn with Madeams served refreshment to those the~~~ ~rings Grange .HaU. .flinlllng. · . line Painter presiding. named earlier and to Nancy Reports were given stating that 15 vlslts have been made In Morris, Jackie Reed, Sherry the new visitation program with Smith and Elizabeth, Frances every member participating. . Hysell, Carolyn Nicholson, De. Kim Browning, formerly of Tbe menu lor the mother· . !ores Frank, Gerry Lightfoot, Pomeroy, baa ~n named VIce daugbter banquet to be held at 6 Paula · Pickens, Leah Koehler president ·and aeneral manater p.m. on May 13 was set. It was and Mattbew Williamson. ' ol Merit 'Monument p. . reported that the parsonage has Browning Ia a IJ'aduate ol Rio been cleaned lor Scott and Renee Grande CoJJeae and the aneiJi: Stewart, the new minis ler and his nail College ol Mortuary Sc:lenee wile, who will be here on atXavlerUnlvenlty.Jielaaflnt ·· weekends until school Is out In lleuteriant In the.Civll Air Patrol: · May. Merit MOnument, wt'i b Ita mali! Bible school was set for July office ' ailcl dlspiay ·at ' 617 E. FLORIST 18-22 to be beld from 9 to 11: 30 'MuUberry St., In Bryaa IJ IIIII a.m., the I!'OUP deciding on the service monument company morning school rather than an Meip County's OldMt Florist with service to the area dating one. A Christmas In July 352 L Mlin st. " -oy, Oh. evenlna back to the 1920's. In ·19'19, Merit pi'OIJ'am was discussed and 2 2 acquired tbe Bryan· ·Monumeni plans were made for members to PH. 9~ • 644 · inc! the Joc:auon baa become , ·sprbigcleantbechurchonMarcb "Often Imitated - Never Merit's outalcle display. : · 25. Youth oftbe church will meet Duplicated ~ Council enacts new program- SEE WHAT'S NE\V IN USED! ' ' rices In Effect Now Thru Saturday March 19th at 5:00. ,·, ' 1985 FORD BRONCO II '• ' 1984 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS Stock 1 11790, 2 doors, station wagon, 4 wh"l drive, 6 cyl.. 11110. trans., PS, PB, AMIFM radio, Ill· reo tape, bucket seats, low mUea. Stock 1 852$1, 2 doora, coupe, 8 cyl., air eoncl., vinyl roof, auto. trans., PS, PB, pow« door locka, II~ wheel, cruiM, AMIFM lldlo, stereo ttpe, IICIIIII 111M, white walls, rear wtnd_ow dlllogg•. NOW •8495 rtt.( 45995 ' ' PB.""'"" - · AMFM ,..._PS, d,.., wlilli Wlllo,· · - Ndlo. · ..... dolog, >13,000 ....... .sa: .. '19M DQOGE CUTLASS SUPREf"E · COLT -~- SIOCk • 771!i3, 4 - . - · e <¥., lir - ,--....... 1981 OLDSMOBiLE ,::; rid"' he."*- NOW .2495 1985FORD TEMPO ----· ....., PS,PB,.....,-•.- - lod<l,ll-. ctu1Mcon1101,Aioi!FM ---··-*"·-Wl!l,1/ -·coupe,-- lied, - llllp 1987 DODGE D-1504X4 NOW ,.4395 ' rtcllltb" atteDded · L==========-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1987 NISSAN 200SX Stoc:k I 85931, 2 doors, coupe, lront whDII drive, 6 cyl., air cond., PS, PB, power wtndowl, power seat, power door lockl,tltt whDII, cruise control, AMif'M radio, ste· r110 tape, radial tlras, white wah, bucket aRia, raar window defog., sun roof, 23,000 mllet. l..oc:al Owner 1987 FORD TAURUS were. ~. . 2 TO CHoosE I"AOM 4 doors, sedan, air cond., auto. trana., PS, PB, power wtndOwl, · power ctoor locka, 11• whDII, au1M · control, AMn'M rlldlo, radlll tim, rell' wlndow delog. ~ •1 o,s95 ;a;;· •9695 NOW . . Robblna A M,_., a maallfaeturer 4 ~c eleetrtc motan and ~ motora, CCBMidatlld Ita . opernttona • • . , c.= · Ita W--.mfae!Ub'llllil~ltl . tile ~ ol t1ll Ge!JIPi'llll plallt. Tilt ~· Wll lleiP tniJa. tbe IIIW ........,... ca•...S by the~.-Jdcll .. p,o. jec:ted lot CIOmpletloa by Alllll8t 11118. • Partnersbtp Act. Assistance In leCIItlnlllfW employees II provlded by t1ie Oblo Bureau ot · Employment Services, GalllaMelli Community Action , ~ncy and the West VIrginia . Department o1 Employment Securlty,,Muoa Couilty JTPA. ''We are very pleued wltb the · lullsupportRobblnai:Myerabaa ~lved from the local commun- . tty u . well u tile state and , It su~ our commitment to the a~." Beelret_.. ld. · OPTOMETRY SERVICES ON PRE.SES Amerkare-Pome;oy and ....:-Center (614) 992~6606 rfi•===·=!;;;;;=-iii!i--iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-;;;j lut October." Tbe IJ'&nt, totaling $9,616, will II be Uled to olfset the COlt of tniJIIni 55 current and 115 new eniplbyeel, · according to Bernard E. Murpby Jr, , Southerti ~. Obto lndllltrtal Tralatna pto. . IJ'anl director. Wblle RloGriDCie wiD provide tbe tecllnlcal trainIng, Robbins 1: Myers wiD supplY. the new employee ortentatloti ,Instruction, Murpby l&!d· . . "Tbe state II committed to · retaining employmeat and ~· paneling lnduatry In IOUtbeaat Oblo. Tbll grant ~monatratel that COIIIIilltment," llld State Rep. Jolynn Baner, J).('..t!Jipnlta, ·and State Sen. Jaa Michael Lona, J>..Circlevllle, lUI . bl a joint statement. Bod! .......lora preseJII tot tbl! ll'bt'l aJ1n0aee. ment Monday at tbe Robblu A Myera . plant on McCormick SIDCitt 11681,2 drlw, 4 "1'1., 5llf'OOCI, PS, PB, AWM tlllflo, rldlalllrw, budlol-. ~;:'7s:98oo tna The Scbool of TecbnoiOIY at Rio Grande College/C.ommunity College will coilcluct a tralnlna program lor emplllyees ol a Gallla ' <':4unty manUfacturing plantUnderagrantlromlbeOblo Industrial Training Program. · Hugb E . Becker, director ol buman resources lor Robbins 1: Myers Inc., said · ~ training program "18 an Integral part ol the expansion of the eoillpany's GaJUpolll, Oblo, manlllac111rlq facility, wblcb was announced .6595 1986.CHEVROLET CAVAUER . Bru conduCts R&M training . NOW NOW SIOCkt8!0fl1 ,4-drlw, v.a. alfcond., lonG - ~- SIOckt71121, 2doa<o, fnlluwhttldrtw, 4 eyt., llr-., ollnd.lrlno., PS, PB,Aioi!FM radio, - - . 1984 CHEVROLET C.104X4 2 IIIII ,.,..., . 1985 VOLKSWAGEN ·SCI.RROCCO S1Ddc I 81172, 2 - . . - · 4 cyt., lir conct.,...,.1t'lftl., PS, PB, dttwhlll, ctUlM - · AMIFM radio, radio~ drH, whl• - . NOW eo. School of tech,nology· SIOCk 1 15521, 2 - . Coupe, e q.l., lir ~•• 'llnyt roof, aulD . ...._., PS, P8, IDt !aPe.· c:ruiM """""· AMFM rldio, defog. · a on Marchthe 26 cburch. also to A work on cleaning housewarming lor the new ·minister • and monument lnduatry ·abow wu planned lor May. Suzie Will, llel!l at Opi'yland Hotel In NaabKim BI'OWIIIq Becky Amberger and Diana Bing vllle Tenn., Jan. 3:t to Feb. 3. · were named to order napkins tor There were over 200 manutac:- · Browning resides In . Bryan tbe mother~aughter banquet turers and suppliers dls!llaYiag wltb bll wile, Judy, wbo Is a · Jan Koebler will be In charge and teacber. at the convenUon. . ,.. of prepilrlng a lirsl aid kit lor the ' cburch wllb each member to lumlsb one Item. • VIcki Smith lead the devotional Factory Executive Car ' '1982 CHEVROLET CITATION ~ii.- .·~.-at •n '*'*Jfert!ll a 'lttb .annual COIIWatlon ' ' . ·Browning nan1ed vice president PRE-EASTER SAVINGS!! . • • ' nova FIWD E&ml BASKETS < IIOW • =~· ... • • S6 79 . . . nova u oz. . $159 ~' . . . . . . . . IJ.IS IIOW . ........... ··-· ' •• ,._.15" ..., .CIOI II CIIISOII • SY.GE I NEEDLE ... 10 .......... 165 •< Ford Taurus Americt~'s 'f;!f; ' 1 • ' Saw $1100" on Fo<d TIIUI\IO GL- "''fi<'MM 3.01. EFI 11-6 Engono and Ploloned~ -.~. ~..:::.,lk~"·""· •1-Wipln· • e-..., lllgllll Clod! • Haloclln Ht I ciD"npa • Dull'Eioc:lrlc: flomole. Conii'DIMimn o Ellc1laric AMIFM -- p ....... .... ~ • Tit ,, 1' 'II Vo'hMI • liU a1IO belli • Solid Conlnlf Tbe eqiiiPU.P IPJIGWd wider tbeJob rr..... • Power LockiMdM J • \ ' OFI'BR GOOD rBBU -·· ·¥0NDAY, ll.lB(M 11, 1888 ofH'olly- Dlfolr- S. 'P" III_.•r_.._...,.......... .............. .... _____ ....................,., ~ ................ UI ..Ia...,..w:a:; .. _, . ".ft:a ,,. ,... .... . - ...... .................. ""......... C.... IMIM·-~....-.--..-.-,...~ =~.. .....,,_ ._.,.,..., .................................... dlllllt ... ,...... . . . . . . . . _ , . . , . . . . . . . , ...... .....,_. .• ..... - •• .... ............. £;.~ �·I rzg1 n.o.av Sa ••• 8 ~· M.icll 17, 1888 ~esty . singers can give sour ...f _ _ Honor !!'e Udrd s1x weet. grading sst • Many people ' and it's a 1a1 1• he. - SOUR 1 i ' tbiir pipa with ,ou, iUid NOJ'E IN WISCONSIN 1'18 .u. It ..... dllm hi beeler. DEAR SOUR NOTE: Here's your More IIIIa llllt, II lela Dillin know lealer, wilb a Pace note from me. A .... ..... *Y ale dolnl 1M)' be ..... llllutlon would be iO .... tbe AIIDII)'ialathede¥11.Here'ulline: would-be perlbnaer, "Do you have I have 1-. 1 put of a cliwe a union card?" biDd for IMfll yars, I love my 0. A. lawfrra: My 36-ymr· · work, but our t 'M I problem is old divorced daulhter and her people who come up iUid say, childn:n llient tbe holidays wilb MWould )'011 mind If I did I few me. Durin~ their vilit, I lsmed ndmten with you11'm a sinter." some not~rprisina news.. My 1be lituldoll is often emttnass- dalllhter admitted 10 me lbat for 20 ·iDa llecau$e more oftea lban not tbe years ~ has carried a lOrdi for her .,._, can't liJII, ·We try 10 be hl8h school SMethean. ·1 was ex· lllctful iUid ay, Mwe radly should ~Y fond of lbat YOIUII man ilteane tiJiltber ll!SI," or "We and had hoped wilb all my heart may no1 be able 10 do lbe sona in lbat they would marry. When !bey the key thll is ~ for you," but broke up I wept. !bey make tal J11111 ofthemaehes, "A" and ~D" have 11011ee11 eadt espeo hOy if tbey'w bad a drinklnd olber for I$ ymrs. Both haw had aet encou,. uau from friends or unhappy marrilleL I belieYe it was ret.tiws. .· ' because !bey should hive married 1be abeoluee won! scene of all is each olber, "D" IOid me that she when a mother or dad trinp up a had written "A"' aeYeraJ letters in child and ays, "WW you please lbe lut five ymrs, layinc her cards Jive Ibis kid a bnak? All he (or she) on tbe table, He did 1101 reply. A .-15 ·a a !=hanc:e." Last week we member of his family acknowl· had lbree of lboae. . edaed his intention fa respond and ' When polhe refDsals don't work, gave me tbe ddlnite imptelllllo~t that I've been templed 10 ay, "Would hesliUcaredforher. you Ilk a doctor If he would let you What can my dalllhter do to get .aaist him wilb an operalion or an this man to commullicate? 1 am ·Jndenaker If you could help him certain that nothina shon of a :~ tbe mot.hnlna'l'' direct . and honest answer will :~ .PIIue, "-'n Landers, do all ~f us RSO(ve this probJetn, - A MOlHEit :Ill tbe buslna I lilvor and print IN S. CAROUNA -l;llis letter, I've never en the DEAR Mon!Eit: His l'ailure to :polllew In your mlumn before, . respond is in itaelf an answer. The t L - - Ann Landers =-·~=t"=: literal translation II, "No intmat.. Diiar AM I 1 a; lr my 21· . yeiNIId claUihler taka II!Y car wilbout my pemaialioa (after I have told her lbat she may 1101 have .it). would the law COIIIiclei It 1 theft if I reported it missina'l- M01HER IN INDIANA DEAR MOnieR: Prot&bly, But lbere has lOt to be a hetter solution lbanlbal Dar Au laej I a: My husband (married 18 yean) called me liSt nilbt and aid he ~ 10 work late and I sbouldn 't expect him Jwme until after micJnilht. When he arrived at I a.m. he had two hk:keys on his neck and scratches on-his beck. What JUOO would you ~? RESERVING MENT IN NEW YORK DEAR RESERVING: i'd lbe same as you, a gift ol money at .tile annaal blrihday .p&rty of Drew Webster Post 39, American Lecfon, held at · the post home Tuesday nlcht. A dinner was aerved. . to open the evenln11'• activities, ,. I ·· WITH FILliNG YOU. PRESCRIPTIONS. .. · AU STORES ··F=~~======================~ :-;:· TJIUR8DAV :- MIDDLEPORT -The Mlddle:)ort Child Conservation League • will meet Thursday, 6: 30p.m ., at ·ltock Springs United Methodist :PJurcb. A potluck supper will be · ~eld In observation of "Hus· :.band's Night," Devotions and .traveling prize will be by Peggy : S.rrts. Baby Items rnay be ;:.turned In, All members urged to ,,.attend, . 1~~ -- RACINE - There will be a : Rleetlng Thursday, 7 p.m., at •Southern Kindergarten, of ; eoaches and all Interested people ~ho would like to help with the jtaclne' Youth League and girls' :-teams. ~ ·~c- -- :,. SALEM CENTER - Final : ,Pgn-up for participation In the ~ S&lem Center Baseball Organlza· :·tton will be Thursday, 7 p.m., at :-ibe Salem Center firehouse . . --- . ' SYRACUSE - Slgn.up for Syracuse Youth · League's summer ball season will be Thursday, 6 to 8 p.m., and again on Saturday, 10 a,.m , to noon, at •the grade school. Birth certlfl· ~C:ate necessary for first time parllclpatlon, : ROCK. SPRINGS Rock $prlngs Better Health Club will meet Thursday,l: l5 p.m., at the llome of Judy Humphreys . . : PORTLAND- The womens' :department of the Reorganized €burch of Jesus Christ of Latter bay Saints will meet 7:30 p .m . Thursday. Bring pie for auction, The Meigs : POMEROY County Democratic Executive :Committee will meet Thursday, 1: 30 p.m.,- at Carpenter Hall In Pomeroy. All interested Demo~rats are welcome to attend, · POMEROY The Meigs .county Chapter of Alcoholics 'Anonymous will meet Thursday, ·'i p.m.. at the Sacred Heart Church In Pomeroy , • ; SYRACUSE - Syracuse VII· ll!ge Council will meet Thursday, ~ p.m. , at village hall. ... : SYRACUSE ·- syracuseYouth League sign-up will be Thursday E!venlng, 6 to 8 p.m., at lhe grade school, and again on Saturday kom 10 a .m. to 12 noon, • FRIDAY ROCK SPRINGS - Meigs County Pomona Grange will meet Friday, 7:30 p.m., at the Rock Springs Grange HalL Co· lumbla Grange will serve refreshments. National Sewing Contest will be judged. SATURDAY RACINE - Reglstrallon for the Racine Youth League summer ball season will be Saturday, 9 a.m. to noon, at the Southern Kindergarten building, Fee $10 per child. Birth certlfl· cate needed. Registration will also be held next Saturday, March 26, · NEW HAVEN, W.VA.- Bend Area Gospel Sing will be held Saturday, 1 p.m., at the First Church ol God In New Haven, W.Va. Many gospel groups will be featured. Everyone welcome. . RUTLAND - Stgnup for the Rutland summer ball program, 9 a.m. to noon Saturday at the Rutland Civic Center. dance of tbe year will ·oe held Saturday, from 9 to 1 p.m. , wilb music by Dynasty . MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Youth League final slgnup, 9 a.m. to 12 noon Saturday at Middleport VIllage Hall; need birth certificate, Homemakers club Third Wednesday Homemak· ers' Club wlll meet this week at the usual time and place, Members are to bring artiCles to finish last month's project. POMEROY - Final s!gn-up for Pomeroy Youth League will Gran11e Meigs County Pomona Grange be held Saturday, IO a.m. to 2 .. will meet Friday, 7: 30 p.m., a,t p.m., on the fll:st floor , of Elberfeld's Department Store. the Rock Springs Grange Hall. Columbia Grange wlll serve SUNDAY refreshments. The National Sew· MIDDLEPORT - Middleport lng Contest will be judged. Youth League coaches to meet at Leai(Ue alp·aps I p.m. Suilday at Middleport Final algn·up for the Salem Church of ·Christ; anyone lhter· Center Baseball Leagu'e will be ested may attend. 7 p.m., at the Salem Thursday, ·, Center firehouse: · POMEROY - Meigs County Final sign-up for Pomeroy Geneology Society meeting at 2 Youth League will be Saturday, p.m. Sunday at the Meigs Mu10 a.m. to2 p.m ., on the first floor seum, Pomeroy. of Elberfeld's, Registration fee of. $9 and a copy of birth HARRISONVILLE - Missioncertificate to be retained by the ' ary service~ will be held Sunday, league must be presented for 7:30 p.m., at Harrisonville Holl· each child wishing to parlicipate. ness Chapel on Route 684. Speaker will be Rev. Benjamin Salnout with Volce ofVictory,Inc. OPEN 7 DAYS A~EK! ·, MONDAY MIDDLEPORT Meigs County Churches of Christ Men's Fellowship meeting at 7:30p.m . Monday at Bradford Church of Christ. Meeting. kicks off school levy . All school affiliated organlza. lions of the Eastern Local School District as well as individual patrons of the district are being Invited to a kickoff meeting on ROCK SPRINGS - Meigs Local Band Boosters Monday at 7 the passage of a 12.4 school levy to be held at 7: SO p.m. Monday at p.m. in band room of Meigs High the high School. Scl\ool. . All aspects of the upcoming PORTLAND - Revival at school levy will be discussed and Morse Chapel Church, Racine· information packets will be dis· Portland Road, county road, 35, trlbuted, It is hoped that commit· Monday through March 26, 7 p.m. tees wlll be formed to eneourage nightly with the Rev. Rick .. voter approval or the Issue. The administration and Weaver, New Haven, W. Va., as members of the board of educa· speaker. lion wlll be In attendance to First answer questions and provide Information, .. Large Seledion of Plush ' l f', --- --- . OUR BUSINESS BEGINS :~ ·~ --------------~--------------t .Community cale~r FACIAL TISSUES . BOX OF 200 l/. .. PRKE EXCLUDING EASTER Mrs, Delmar Larkins 0f .. ~hldted~ hhOIIOfedBeth thhelr 4 1 Mr. and 11- r, ..... a • wt · a party In observance of ller ~':!' :;:-Y: Marc~ 8ked nd""" tedbycabe wasth a nd a ;:--ora r mo era w.aa served with other refrelll)rnents, ·. .Attending the partY besides , her parents were her slater and brothers~ Angela, Brandon and J:OIIOihan, ~bel. Forbes, Tara Da\'Ja, A.dra Gaul, Rachael Pan!.~. Others aendlng cards and au.. were her grandparents, ..WRandandala' ~okl1, ... daMnd JMrs. Sarah Larkins . --~.~~.an u. ack Co!~", Mr. and f4rs, Bill Boston · and Mr. and Mrs. John Nichols. 1 A party was held recently to honor Holly 'NICole Broderick, daughter of Martin and Nancy Broderick, on her fourth birth· day , A Lady Lovelylocks t!lemewas · carried out: Cake, Ice cream, cbips and beverages were serVed. Games were played and prizes awarded, Attending were Holly's brother, Joshua; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. She~man Buskirk, Emma Broderick; David, Jeremy and Jamie Buskirk, Mike, Jan, . Beth and Ryan Buskirk, Dennis, Matthew, and · Ty Ault, Christine Grueser, Unda and VIncent Broderick, Jim, Becky and Jamie Broder· lck. Seridlng cards and gifts were Janice·Evans, Frank Broderick, Carol Ault and Amanda Fetty. "!*: Retlfe . d. tea& · heTS . emphasize rhealthfulliving' Bolly .Broderick XK·50 . ADVIRTIIIIHI NOTICir' ' ~ As shown in ()ur March 16 Pre-Easter Sale circular, the Newborn 2 piece KM Sets at 57 . 99 on page 10 wil not be available, due to a manutacturer's de· lay in shipment. we wilt substitute a similar item at t11e same price. and rain· checks wil be available on the O<iginat item. In addition, due to a manufactur· er's defect. Gitano Men's Wa.<lled Sep. aratesat$ 11:99and$14.99shown "" page 13 wiN not be available. We are sorry· for any incon11enience this may cause . • • • •, '• .. ! 69 112 The lblrd alx Wftlll grading pez!Od bonor roll at tile Porneriiy Elemeatary Scbool bll been Broderick celebrates birthday _j.=::::=========;· fjiiiiiiiiiii~==:;::=:;iiijliiliiiiiiiiiiiiii~;;;;;;;;iijiiiiijiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~-----.~~ think Fourth Grade: JIB Burch, Chrla Chapmaa, Alllioll Gerlach. AprU Halley; . Brelit Hauon, La~ra Penborwood, Kendi Rey. nolda, Erin Smllb, MeDIM Ca· die, Artbur- Bnclablw, NickY Mllla,ICaren Moody, · Party honors • Larkins birthday alliloullced. M•Jdnla gradeotB orabcMIJnaiiiiielr.aubjectltobe ~ named to the roll were• ' , Firat .G r•:· RaclleU. David: aon, Roll)' DeLoq,IUcky ll)'lell, DwllbticeallawV;Amaii!IAJewen, . Bell .MIIden, Chandra alllllllllll:eiLklq lfl'lde,of B Moon, Jelllllter Mlrrll, Stelbl . or~a~baallthelrnbjec:lltobe Plekeu,MIIt)'Jiup. Glr)'Relt· ' na to the roll~: . mjre, He~ Rtee, Cortney, Scar, . I dracle: Erlri Dllloll, Mal· . berr)',.BnDaJe J, Smllb, Brandy .. · . . . thew ~Jlon. Jennifer Lambert,.. Snider, David Tatterlon, • Car· . PotpourrlotldeutorHeallb· the Importance of proper nutrl· and workshop ' w~re counlles of Kriltlna Keillll!ily,' MelaJileMat· .illetl .Taylor;~ Audiey Travis; fulLlvlnJ''waslbe.lhemeforlbe . lion, exercl&e, sufficient rest, District 7. · Meigs County lhtwa, 'Juon. Pr-·t, S"·-ca.:..'" ....__...·- ,· Jerry Clark,· CMarch 12 Rmeeting of the Meigs periodical check-ups, caution In members attending were Helen ..,_ '"""""' ""' ... ...._.. ' Stewrl, Alicia Chapmu, Chrla· Mellul Darqj!U, Jobn M. Davidounty ' ell red Teacheu taking medications and allowing Smith, Mary V. Reibel; Dorothy topber D'AIIIIIItlno, Randy Han· aoil, St-Y Day, Jeulcl Hainll· Alloc:laUon, ~ lime for recreation and social Woodard, Elleen'Buck, Mary E . . lnf, Jo1!m1Y Rerd~an, Eric Jar. · toa,Jelllllferlleck,JeuleiHena· · 1beluncbeonmeettngwasheld contacts, Chapman, Olive Page, Rachel vis, Levi McGrath, Franco ley, Steve Hoover. · Jayme !li .the dlqlng ·r:oom of lbe Helen Smith presided during a Downie and VIrginia Carson, Romuno Paul Wllllams Hiulloti Mlcblel Krautter Jes· · Mlddlepoi'IMasollli:Templewlth business session, Program books Preceding Saturday's meet· ~ Grade; Michelle Bls· ilea La~dermUt,. Leiter Lo~ry, Norma Torres, nUrllna director made by Bernice Hoffman were ing, a luncheon was sei'Ved by_ sell, • SCoil Dodson, Robin Do· Jealllca Mation, Michelle Rouah, of the Melia County Health distributed. Reports were given women of the Order or Eastern nolnie, nna Fraley, Rusty HanJimmy Travis, Jared WoOds, Department, as peat speaker. by several members. who had StarwithtablescarrylngoutaSt. JnD, .,...;,..,...., Miller. · Ms. Torres distributed materials attended a workshop for officers Patrick's Day theme. · '"'Third ~· ..~ G !led by lb N tl d Grade: Laura Arlx, Secolld ride: David Ander· comp e a onal lnstl· an committee chairmen In Jessie mackford, Joshua How- 1 son, Sara Craig, Clay .Crow, :tu~te~on~Ag~ln~g::_ . ~Sh~e~e~m!ph~a~s~lzed~_:Ja~c~k~so~n:._.ln~cl~u~ded~l~n!:th~e~mee~~tl~n!,g_ _ _ _.:....,,_,_ _ _ _ _ · ard, Timmy Stearns. Wend! .Daniell, Held1 DeLong, r' • Fourlb Grade: Amber Ben· Amy Hayea, Steven McCullouah, . nett, Donald Yost, Gary Stanley, · Chrlltlna Neece, W~ Shrlm· l(elth Eltrlnk, pUn, Ja~ Warner, · Michelle .:.FitlbGrade: BIWeJoButcber, RamlbUl'J, Wayne Barnhart, Bobble Jo Bl.l~her,J~oger Arlx. · Danlelle G1'111!aer, Ron Hirth, Sixth Grade: ~~~nathan Vance, Roy Powell, Mlcblel Brown, Erlli HaaeriY. Candace Miller, Timmy Vance, .Crystal Donohue, Ronda ,Raymond, Amy See, Adam ThomU, Sheila Neace. Anna Thornplon. ~, rTJie third six weeki gradtng Third Grade:- Tlt)'li Doidge, period honor roll at the MiddleWhitney ' HapiOnatall, !Stacey port Elementary SchoOl hal been Price, Mat~ Ault, Krlltlna announced, Making a grade of B Grate, Leigh Mqb, Chadwick or above In all their subjects lObe Molden, Kimberly Petrie, J~e named to the 'roll were: Slsaon, Lealie Clark, 'J'ara . First Grade: Zebedllh Batey, Grueser, Joe , Hill, Julie . King, PhUip Burch, Austin earr, ,JesShawn King, Erin KrawiiCZ)'II, sica . Evans, Michael Honaker, Jessica McElroy, Stacie Reed; . J!!nlll Howerton, Jessica John· Krista Sargent, Nate Sllson. , son, Sarah Larkins, Cindy Lewis, P,atr!ck Martin, John Owens, Joahua Price, Josiah Rawson, Foui1h ' Grade: Teril Fife, ieremy Rowe, WJUJain ScaJ1lon, , LaDeana Grover, Amy Harrlloa, lti!Diha sw..her, Jeremy Tho- · Suzanna ' Henderaoni Carla mas, Chrll Triplett, Kyle Werry, Hughes, Monty'· Hunter, Wade Tiffany ~lensworlb, Zachariah Pooler, Jeslica Stobart,. Terry Qatey, Bambi BreedJna, Jessica Stobar~ Lee WIWama, Travis n.Je, Sean F1 hn.·er, T ,J . Kl na. Abbott, Corey Darst, Israel "" ~ Kltcllen, Betll Knl&bt, Grtmm,.Heather Knl&ht, Palma ua ·J.yncll, · f!,obby Smllb, . WJJea, n 'Smith, ilrllllb' Stevens,.. · · · ; ty Stewart; Jonathan Staley, ""'tutti·Gr. .; MtcbeUe Want. J,t!rrl Walls.. ~lley Grueser, Adam Sbeetl; • Second Grade: Ryan Buaklrk. JerQd Cook, Benny ~wing. Llaa Ginger Darst, Patrick Gerard, Tatteraon, Sarah Anderaon, Julie ,tR. Deem, David Grimm, Chad Young, Jason Taylor, Tara Er· Qanson, Carrie Hartson, James wl11, ReaiE' Pratt, Uaa Yeauger, Hudson, Scottie Sel~rs, JeMifer Jered Ifill, Adam Krawscz)lll, ~lnlng, Matt WJillams/· Dusty Riehle Hagen, . Ai)drew, Rachel Ashley, Ste. Phanle Burton, Jason ChUdress, Sixth Grade: Tracy Flte, Jeremy Grimm, ·Tony Roush, qtad Davenport, Jeff Fowler, Shannon Spaun, Brad Anderson, ::~~age~::· ~:!:as:!~: Danlelle Crow, Lee Henderson, tory Swartz; Nancy Whaley, Sandy Mortis, · Stepbanle See,. Thlr~ Grade: Ryan Bareswllt, . Jack Sta~ley, Jeff Tracy' Erin , P,'aul Epperson, Anna Fink, Ml: . Warne~, . . . ael Parker, Darrick St. Clait, D.k, Jeremy Jobnlon, Car· 1111 Barton, Adam Barton. epbanle Stewart, Christina . llllams, Nalban Goodwin, D.H.II: Carl Carrillchael, Ml· !lYan Baker, Amy Clonch, Lucas chael Reltrnlre, Kellb Landaker, Compton, Chad Dodaon, John Michael Klein, Eva Crabtree ~lly, Libby King, Brandl Mea· ROger Stewart. ' . PRESENTED GIJI'T- Ellen Ro111bt, president of the Ladle& AuJdUary on behall of her I"JUp, pre:Jented Poat Commander Richard RuMeD with Rolls------- c1ow1. ~ ~! robeenU at lbaenBrno~buryed, ""'""" ..., Ma!""' a grade ot B or above In all tbelr subjects to be named to the roll were: Flftb Grade: Robby Baller, V<~neaaa . Compston ; Becky Meier, Meua11 Wilfong, Adam Wyatt, Becky Dllea, Chuck · Legar, Walt WJWama. Slxlb Grade: Jennifer .Ftnk, Brian Penhorwood, Heatber Bureb, Ann Rlflle, Kevin Whjl." brey, , /' DH: · Kelly Smllb. , RJCbari! . Smith. · •.,, / .~ /- / The lblrd six ~ grading , . perJodhonor~attheHa~· vlJle.Eierne!ltlfyScboolhallleen · . The o.-v Sentinei- Pege-9 ·,,.~ Pomaroy-Middlipoil, Ohio ' notes .for the band, audience Dllr • 1 NEW CANDILICIOUS CHEWY CANDIES 1 ! FRUIT OR TROPICAL 16 oz. $149~ 4. ~roup discuSses $100· FOI ; The EvangeUne Mlsllonary -.Helen Miller, Qroup ol the Pornerily Church of It was anneiWieed tbat Sharon Clirlst met Tuesday evening at . Gmntager, Wife of a former the home of LaDon!lll Clark. mlnllter, will be apeaker for lbll · The president, Pat Thoma, was niother:daughter .banquet on In charge of the meeting with May 5: Thll will be a lalad buffet Mary Lash llvlag tile opening luncheon. . fl)'ayer, Members·~ roll A dllculllon was held 011 tile call wiiJI comments conceralng purchue of butter dillies and tile wind apd aeveral , Pft · cllldlebolders, It wu decided .IQ ~tpture, Matthew 14-24 aild IJIOIIIOI' a rnllsionaey wtlb a PJalrns 58-9 about It; . m9fttbly donation of alo. Betty . Mrs."Lalb used lltPeterl-4for Spencer cond!ICted lbe mlllion !tfr devotional period stating lbat · study on Grulld)' Million Seboo[ people aufter ror lbe c;auae Refreltuneall and tavon 01 Chrlll and lbat Go!! permit• colored ltuter'e ua were aer¥ed st~fferlng for a pui'(XIIe. Officers to IJloae na"*' earlier. alld &o , reports were . given and ap- Charldlne Alkire, Eileen Bowen, ptOved. Carda were aent 10 Mr. Eva Deaaaue'r and Pnllne apd Mrs, Ed Venoy, Gertrude ' KenJI!!dy. Ail~s. Gertrilde Bass and . , BIG ROLL SMIG IRED HOUSE SLIPPERS AI sq tnds feature the con•f¥ o1 deep 1o1m cusli· oned lnsoles ll1d . . . DELTA EIIIIY style las 111 Indoor/outdoor sole Mil is com.. . ,.,. ' pletely IIIIChine washable. Slylls Far Wonn & $399 $499 AND· purchases ot 2 FOI . HALLS - COUGH DROPS WITH VAPOI AmoN lAG OFJO . . 2PC. LIVING ROOM SUITE .....339.95 $199'5 88C Country ·. .Creations' . Lane ·s trlll Cr•~ft S~ow I ..... ,...,.. IECUNEI ..... ,.,.. IWIIU . .$24995 SAVIIfO.OI FrL . &.Sat., . BIG ·2 . . S·E·N·I·O·R .@HAMPS llwllanlcmcpqocandoar.......li~:JSand~ 11 & 19 LIMIIID. WilL. ' .' I '· TERIY BATH TOWELS .. ·.' '4JIIFmu:heckingwilll inlerrsi'4JIIFree Senior Champs dlecksWFm]Nbi/ucard '.l" awl dii'IICI ~tserviaYitFree tmve1ers · .t . cwntry.At.~NKOOE, wet~kthat cltecks, Cil$hi8r~dtecks; moneyonllits, ' kind o! seruonty deset;ves special rewards; awl noltJry servia* Thlvel deals and dis· espeaa!Jy when you expect more for~ coutiiSW Special member71eWSietterand mooeythaneverbefore. j'msemi,ars. That's why our new Senior Chalnps PI qp am giWB you all this financial value when you keep$5,000oo deposit at Yoo can sign up for the Senior Champs BANKOOE(notinclu~IRAsandyour progtamatanyBANKONEoffice. . free Senior Champs checking aoooont): Hyou're 55 and O'lef, you're one of 62 mil1ioo Americans and part of the fastestgrowingconsumergroup in our · 1 ••• •• '•' ·~ = .' . .. . • �,. . ..' . . .. ..... . ~.. .. . .. . ... '01 • .·'· I"'~· .__.... . ' . . . ... . ... -- .. ~ .... . • ~ ... . .... -· .. '• -- .. - ........ ...I ... .,. ·- .; "' "' ' .: . j March activities available in Ohio ....., ...·....••... .... .. ..•• 0 - · '· ' • 10 Nil All u !AU m.flfl _ , .... _rlut. .. JPJI. I A.B. lotll - . ~· ......._ , ..._ ~· ---··--- --. -- ..... ~~~-·---. .... ...." ·---------=-.:: :.=-=--:::.~-100• • RandS AUTO REPAIR • .• I l l,. ~ ttt .. • ·• .. 17 Exporianc:e CERTIFIED MECHANIC or Mobile IIOUISa 9:JO l.m.-6 · INSTITUTE - Twenty-eight students from Melp High School and oae f~m Southem High attended the Region 8 Teenage lnll$1tute, March 11·13, at ·camp Akita In Logau. students participated In pei'IIOIIal growth and amprevention project worluihops, small dillell88ion groups aud full scale presentations dealing with llmel;r iopiCI[!. The group Included, front, I. to .r, R;ran Lemley, Sarall Philion, 'Southern High Public Notice PUBUC NOTICE NOTICE lo ........, g!wn lhot on,lletunlay. March 19, 19BI, ot 10:00 a.m .. a public ule wiU be Mid at 1 0!1 Unlan Ave-. P-oy. Ohio. to Mit for cuh tt..lol· lowlnt co.._l: . 1 978 Chevrolet Camero S# 1 SI7L8NI72127 1980CJ·7JI# JOM93AC70901 3 Dozar Model DI!IO C.N Ill 7071111111 : Tho Fann- Bank and , Savlngo Company, Pom· aroy, Ohio, the right to bid ot thla oalli. and to whhdraw thit above colla· teral prior to ..... FuriMr, TheFarrnaraBankandlav· inga Company n nrvea the right to .-]- any or aH bldo IUbrnhted. Further, the above colla· twal will be aold In the con· dhlon It ia In with no lA· or Implied wonan· tleo given. (3) 11.'17. 18. 3tc Rentals 992-5623 p.m. •o••o~f,.~l\0mo. Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE COUNTY: MEIGS The following ,... recelv· ed/propand by The Ohio Envlron~tal Pro18Ctlon · ogoncy IOEPAI looi -•k. Elfactlve doteo of linol ac• tlono end laauance da- of propoaed ioatlona ora '!lal•d. Final octlona m.,- be ap· peeled, in writing; within 30 dayo of tho data 'of thlo no· tlc:e. to The EnVIronmentol Board of Review, Rm. 300, 2311 E. Town It, Columbua, Oh. 4321 I. Notice of any oppoal ohall be filed with tho d l - within 3 dayo. Propoled actlona will beooma final un .... 1 written odjudl· cation hearing roquHt Ia oubmltted within 30 daya of thelaauanca dote: or tho Dl· rector revl-/wlthdrawo the propoaed octlon. Any poraon may aubrnlt cam· mentl . ond/ cir roqueot a ineetlllg regarding any non• final l ,ctlon within 30 deya of tho ·dote Indicated. "Ac· lion", 11 uaed obove dooa not include receipt of 1 vori· fled aomplalnt. H algnlllcant public lnt-t ••lato, a pub· llc - I n a may be hold. Aa to any octlon, Including ••· colpt of verffied complalnto. ony ......,.. may obtoln no· lice of further octlona. and oddltonal lnlormotlon. Un· .... o1MIWIH In ftOt:ICII ... Pllrdcular lctlonl~ all ahali be Mnt to: Hearing Clertr, OEPA. P. O."Bo• 1049, Col· ' . .... JIIO•- commu-- In Memoriam In Memory of My Huaband, CHARLES R : HYSELL. who paased aw1y five yaars ago today March 17, 1983. Wherevtr I go. Whatev'r I do. My daya begin And end with you . Slldly .miiMd by wife, Kathryn. •nd all the famil . I DON W. · ROACH who passed away Mar. 16, 1986 Sadly ·missed by Family and Friends 11 RADIATOR · SERVICE We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. • I' SUPER SAVINGS SPREEII TOOTHBRUSHES BUY ONE, on ONE "FlEE" VI·LLAGE PHA 211 NOITH SECOND 675·6669 100 TAU1S PIUS 30FHE I O«Y5UR $1049 CY MIDDLEPORT, OHIO I '• l. ,. ' 'M*!OihllrUCIJ'yClii'S beUJi IE illOI'II- Help Wanted JIM COBB VIIS TAPE let .. · · - ..... oW . . . . & Sli4ot ••or to IBJ VHS. CAU AMY CAITII or IOI'S EllmONICS 446-7390 CARPENTER SERVICE -Addona and remodeling - Rooting and gutter work - Concritte work - Plumbing end electricllf . IKIIWSnD, PeiRt • Wanted To Buy ....... h'!ki ,.,_ Will.... .... , Mo~lrl -· Wocio- · Coli , Lorry Uv.tr-111381·1303. ltandlng nmbot. CoAit4·371· 2718 . nEWAIT'S GUNS & SUPPLIES OPEN DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. Lot of New ltema: Fiahlng Supplies, Ouna, ~d M h Arc,,.ry, an UC More. , Cal T. 0, Stewart 992-6215 or 992·7314 Pomeroy, Oh,i~ ·•.·• •• I .._________ 4;,. ·~ ' i'lfti...ININI•INM~t; _ •HOME BUILDING •ROOM AODITIDNB •KITCHENS · BATHS o!IODFINO IIEMODELING & REPAIRS SEPTIC SYSTEMS • dACK HOE WORK -loy • tl5·4141 Ullalt ~milS Rotor'' ·'1-.ftn CUSTOM IUILT HOMES & GARAGES PH~ Public Notice or 949·2801 ln. 949·2860 Day or Night NO SUNDAY CALLS EAGLE RIDGE SMALL ENGINE PH. 94.·29ta9 Ds1l1r fer YAIDUII & ECHO 1---,----------Public Notice 1---------NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF . FIDUCIARY on Februory 211. 1988, In tho Molgo County Probata Court, CoM No. 21111111, Ru· !etta A. Roberto, 31013 Long Hollow Rood, Pam· oroy. Ohio, 111719, waa oppolnted Eucutrlx of the ••· toie of Adrion R. Roberto. Sr .• doceoaod, lete ol380 13 Long ljollow Road, Pomeroy. Ohio, 4&718. Robert E. Buck, Probate Judge Lono K. Noaaelroad. Clertr 13) 3, 10, 17, 3tc 1:00 P.M. RACINE GUN CLUB IACINI, OHIO Help Wanted 319 So. 2nd Ave. ·Middleport, Ohio WANTED DEAD 01 AUYE •Washers •Dryers •Ranges •Freezers •Refrigerators "Must It lllpCiirWlo" 8.7 fln•nclng on YonlnNtn Service on All M•kn Wo "-r MC/Disc/VIH 317l'lfll•o. PAIT-n. LPN'S 3:00.11:30 A.M. 11•00 P.M.·7:30 A.M. 75 110 Kf/LONG-111M . CAll FACIUTY Loollinll ,.. 0 - good lofn our dediclted lteff who ere COIIWI·It· tO prvvldlng ouolity caro. nut'MI 't o ,....,...-...,,.dod..:!.":'·n end comrnittment tv qu1Uty geriatric Are and teem worlc. ,.._ c:ol1 0< w~te: PAm COIIAID, l.f!,_ D.O.fl. LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT ' 11)..1-lfc 985·3561 Rt. 124, Gutters • Downspout• Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES ~lao Tr••••luln PH. 992·5682 or 992·7121 ROOFING · NEW- &PAll 949-2263 or 949·2168 3·2·... 1110. 6·17-lfc IIIPLE P EXCAVAIIIG ·/·BOGGS SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. SO EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO 614-662 ·3121 Authori zod John Doaro, Now Holland, liiJh Hog Farm •lpmltlt Doaltr Fit~~ Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR FILL nME & PAIT DMEIN 992•3410 Roger Hys&ll Garage We Service SUPEIVISOIS DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! Howard .L Wrltllel •-oy E••lt-e•t P•rt• & lltf11H •Dozor • Backhoe Wortr •WIN Do Hauling With Dump Truck •Wreckw hrvlc:e Yard Bualnon •J,.. WAIII TO M WIICIID 01 , _ QIS OIIIIICIS _ , . ESliiATIS- F• 'ooty., lhoteaarwins cal 614-742-2617 ..,__ ' ........ p.m. '\l BELL CONSTRUCTION UCIII, OHIO NEW HO!\.tES REMODELING S. ADDITIONS , CONCRETE S. BLOCK WORK ROOFING S. SIDING 949·2748 . , . . . ., . . . . , . 1·, ..... 3/15/'U Hn lor 1m..... WEw aa.le end acellllftt beneftl pocluogo. ' AIUDIA NURSING CENTER lo1 A. Malor St. (Hiollio, Dlolo 45723 MEIGS OFFICE MACHINES Now location: 168 Nortlo S..OIMI Middlapwt, Olio 457 60 SALES & SERVICE Wo Co,.Y Flohl"'l Supplleo Pey Your Phone end Cable 811!1 Here • IUSIHISS I'JION( 16141 H!-6550 DDPICE PHONE 1'141 9tZ:W~~ P. 0. Box 111. Oh. 45 s;;.;;;:~ Melp 6 Atlleaa Couotles Rootyflng ................ ...." I ;tW. IIWIN CONSIIUCTIOI CIIESTII, OliO New & Uud ,_..till c....... Custom Home Building, Room Additions. Remodeling • Repairs, Roofs, Batha, Kitchens SAUS-SIIVICI·SIPPUIS l1ayol & SCM lofol & IIAI -loyal &Mn c.li lotlttan IIOMIIIILI .......... a417<U ... (6141 141·5416 ltwm .-r SlOP . (6141 J.7.... 1 ... GOLF LESSONS '1.00 6 '45 ' RACINE filE DEPT. ........lhll... EVIIY SAT. NIGHT · 6:30 , ... a A LARG! IEL!CTION OF FAIIIICI . c:oYeis 1urars or iuooo miles on_, <M 1""""'or 100000 ~. .( llllllht<IW!r """Yl!ii< UOU'bOdv "'''"'"'"'''" Ceruin _ -·"""' ...... _ ctli'IS. . -~When hctory (hefll 12 Galigt Slietplll WewantJDrnake~anAmeriam'Winner: See your Chryslet-PiymOUth DeaiE!r today! Over 100 Properties For Sale- Call Today 992·2219 9·1 Mon.-Fri. Mike Noribup, Pete SomervDle, ToiiUDJ Spnpe or Dal~ RUI ~~!!~!~ .~ort~:£ . Do~~~~o. Doillf ....,_, 7 Mynlghto-..totho&ond· 10 1 roolly llko to droom My moml-lloloMo •• tho 7"- 1·3 8eturclaya . . Your 1re1, 801·887- Fodorollllt. lnlormetton needed conccemlnt ony ftlp.ovor of 3 or 4 - - monot.n Col 171·17110: 8:00 PM Ait-Temln Vehicles · IATV or ATC). Coli The Ro....:horo 1·800·211·3812. Appllcationt oro bolrlg occoptod until Aprl 1 for the posit~n of London Pool ....,...., for thll RUmmer. Reium• ere to lie maNed to: JaniDII LaiwtOn, clertl.trMaUr•. VIUegt of Syrecu ... Third · St. , Syrecute, Ohio 3 pupplos 10 glvo -oy·p., M1nchtster Chlhuahue. Cell 111·211·1381. lot- 2 - brood rnolo pupplos. Col 111·441·8233. 41779. Four puptlilo. Doytlmo 111·111·0101: oftor 8:00 PM 111·441·2821. The AAA Mads Driver freining · lnetrUctora. Mu~ . have good driving record end hevt h.S e v..ki Ohio driYer'.t llcenle I y ....a. ldMI for r'etir... Wll trll&n. Submit Oueliflcetk;lna to: Frao pupo• blllllk bodloo ' whh foot. 4 wb. old. eon Ill· AAA 310 Socond Avo., O.lllpolla, Ohio 11131. 3 mo1o pupploo. a wb. old. 'h Colllo, 'h Bluo - · Alto tomolo 8luo Hoolor. Good with . -. Coiii14·MI·2007. WANTED : Pert-lme Ill hra/WMkl Community hrvlce Work., ,.WOn nalleblt .t en lnt...._.l8te c.rt feciUty tor dov...,...ontaMy d - odulto in O.Uipolia,. Ohio. Houra: 38:30 PM, ond 7 floxlblo houro, M·F, plut two·hour - l y IIIII m~. High tcllool dog<ao • v.Ud Ohio clrivtr'a llclnM and 2 pupploo. I """"" old. 1 m·olo 'f fwnolo. 311 Aoh Si.. Mldciltpan. Ohhl.lrvwn trailer. ' C"'o. Cl!ddtv. odoroblo, I okl pupe. John Coffman, Por· dand. Ohio 111·113·15121. good driving record w- 3114-112·2141. Monoy tW Collogol Port·flmO ........ Join tho ......., N.tionol Ou- 304-171·1110 or 1· 1100-1512-1811. AVON oH .,_, Blllrloy 304-171·1421. a-. EXCELL£NT CAIIH MONEY II· piOducto o1 h - - I• ..try, lit twonlcl.toye • more. ••18228124 ........ •wt.• ....... ......ti.. 304· 721·1301 and - · Coli bltJUIIR 8:00PM. 8:00· GET PAID lor ......... boobl uoo.oo jllltitlo. PAlE· 1173, 111 s . un.-oy, N. w- Auror1, 11101•2. , _ n t Volley Hoopltol 1o oc· oppliutiofto lot I full •lmo lloclol Wo-. -101 tanl with menul ret~~rdltion 1nd dtve1opmtnt dlaebllltln pr• ferred; must have good cainmuniCitlon end orgenlzatlon lkllla. be eb .. to wo~u pet1:of e t•m end punctual. Good mon., men..,....em skills to handle I month oics milo hound bl.ack wllll brown "'"klngt, 301-871· 1924. rMIHntl' flniWION ntldtd. leltry: •4.25/hour. Sick- v.cation-life lnsurtnce betMttta~ ltnd r•ume tnd covtr lett• to Rollin lby. Bu.._ Community IONI-. P.O. Bo• 101. Jock· son, Ohio •&MO. Applc.tions must be pod·m•ked by: 3-24· 88. Equel Opportunity EmJ)Ioyor. 6 Lost and Found LOST: Two Welker Coon Hounda-ont male, one female. elock, whlta ond ton coiol. •110 I I - lot rltum. Coli 114· 2118-1713 .. 211·1120. GET PAID for roodl"'l bookol' I 1 00 por lltlo. Wr~o' PASE· 33K, 111 s . Unoolnway, N. FOUND: Yol-. whl1o ttripod cat an Kinton Dr. If no ltomt found ..., Morah 21 will be takon to Anlmol Shoh•. Coli 114· 111·,~2. . r. MAINTENANCE PDSITDNS OPEN Join ono of tho growl"' LTL corrlorl Ohio and ....h. · borlnti Ito- Duo lo .., - . . · we now Mve DOtltloM open In In ""' "'-'"" .._, TriCior eftd tl'll'* IMp fonm• for well equiiPP td f l"llee. Truck ond mochonloo 1o do light work up to compl... enotn• rebuildl. We .,. aiiG cctptintl epplicadon• for 1*'11 menegera end ,.u cou~• holp. . ·.. FULl. BENEFIT PACKAGE OF· FEllED: CommFuH lnturM1te Pold Vocotion No chlrgt uniform ewvia. Profit ohorl"' pion Send ell reeume to:R a L Trontf•, 2113 lt. lit. 22 • 3 Wo11. Wllinln111on. Ohio 11171; Attn: Llrry AoNrtl 11. 12 · Situation• Wanted WHI do boby tining In my homo. Hevt CeU 814·H7- ,...,..,c:ea, 717t . clo......ov•"•tldont ot Moiutl 20 yoon. E Retldtntuel or commerciel County rlonood. Col 811.112-7301. r~qulred; ••peMnce woddng wtth pw- 4 month okl puii!Di-. Clll 301·171·7817 oftoi i:OO pm. Aurore. 1110142. 13 lnaurance ' Cell ua for your mobile hDrfte inlurtnce: Miller lnaurence. 304·882·2141 . Also: euto, homo, IHo. hulth. 16 Schools lnatruction Top lobo roqulro 10p Rilla: AC1 Now! Squttlutt•n Bulineu CoUege-448·4317 AIC Accre;ditodllog. 88-11-10118 .1 8 'Wanted to Do Pert-dme-WMkencfa • hotideya • occulonal-doya: roming ttlwl-'ona at ·local haapital. Houri 1 •30·8:30. Muot be dopondoblo • .,_,, No worl. oxporlonco n___.,. P - Aoword lor tho r«um 111 o'117,3 n - B,.mgor. Rod bottom, Blocli top.' II found call Shorlll, Middleport Polloi or 114·912· 1173. mature pti'IOft. ~ireu wtl· . U .IO hourty. Writo o note t ..lng mt "bout .,...,.oil and glvo - . .... for ...... - holrod dog loa!..... A-n - tolong tho -Dinky. Loot- wo.ing Dhlin and- oollor. Family pot, If - · coli 111-H2-221t on - - · oilor 1•00 during llonooty.10: Box Clol40 c/o O.Hipolil DollyTribuno. 821 Third ~vo.. Oolllpollo, Ohio 11831. -: Would like to do ho... cl. .ning . the Gelllpolil, VInton arM. For more Information ce11814-388· till or 318·8112. Give plena. Celio Ktybowd end orgen lft10nt: In my home to bogin...,, .... onood pupilo ond aduita. Aloo • - cllonll"'l onc1 tr_.; ... If _ .... call 814·812·1403. Government Jobs. •18,040- •n.230v.er. Now hiring. Your Found:-"'rnololoogleot ~ CNolc Rd. Call 111· 742·2888. - · t·805·187·1000 EX1. II· Found: In Lo .....le orN• ..,. dum lind dog. • - ond Job hunting1' NHd· a akil1' We f llld lll.l,il 1101 fur curTOnt - . ; lilt. treln people tor jobs e!l Auto Mtahenin. Cerpent... Eleclrl-o holr, . clant, Food lorviGo Workoro, 1'1- coM 114·712· 2130 to claim your dog. EltctroniCI Teohnlaiene. lndu• trlel Melntentnctt Worktrt. fDUftd: Blue Tick ...... Coon N""'""AoolltontaondOrdor· wh"•· ....,.. -· - H...,d. 1-tHy 10 clolm. 111143-1~4f " lrrldt. lloo. 'Michl-. and -·· Roglot• now l o t - bogirl· nl"' April lth. CoH Tri-County Vocoliollol AduH Cont• ol 753· 1111 oil. 11. A vorloty of funding - - tD poy lor tre6ning art evallable for thDit ollglblo. 21 Buaine11 0 pportunity I NOnCE I OHIO VALLEY PUILIIH· INO CO. ,_...,_do- you do bual- wit11 - ' " fOU k,_, ond NOT to tond monoy -ghthomoll_fOU ..... TH~ ..,......._.the olfwiha;. ATTN: Hunteu, Fleherm•n, C.mpere• FOf' .... In Jick10n County, fanner Hmptround wMhlnlllllodgobulldl"'•omon =::: Yard Sala 2 pondl. oprinQ. ho,.. · bolla. . . _ - · 1 ..... frongg. US Rto. 31 - Jodl- • Chlllcotho, Ohio, CoR Contury 21 • Mlahool Cll· lum. Roll · E01111· 111·211· 2218. Throo fomlly yord oolo. Morolt 11·11. 1:00-I:OOp.m. t01 Wolfe Drtv•. laby ltaMt, -·- 8 BE A LANDLORD · Eoooll•t lnfarmMion It nMdtd for booL Aftyont vlltllt I td by ~ · !loin or-.. oional 110<10n oall The flo· Ill ...... 1-100-141·1112. V- Public Sale • Auction .............. ~ COI'.Wi- eny tllp •-• of I or • wiiMI AI WI flml'tlt't AV~t~Gft ... . . autlt~lt et your OOCC¥41 ..... . ond I lloooo. - - Ill·--· i IIDING IIDING . Tornln IA1V or ATC~ caa 'rM ...... ....._ 1-1002411·1112. ---.. . Clwii- ='l:'llr.,.cr' 114·:z48.. - - ....... Your-. *13,110 .. · · · · ·1·111·711- W•ntecl To Buy .,-............,._, 1 :':""--~collin .IIIII- Clllw.·Oida ..... , •BLOWN INIULATION 'MSSILL . ........... ...,...no, . sa•a co. ,, . . . . . . . . . .......,••• ,,.,.... .... 'Itt .. ........ ... • ...... II I I IIIVOond-.- .................. c.l ...... ...... , ••1. . . . . . . . . . . 11112.24 .... •.,,.. llt!dmltee" ·~' -- .... · - Get e tr• cologne . Bell Awon. Ert:. R-10189 for current .... ,..,.•z: I ·~· ..._ .... porMnnolofflce 11301·1'15· 1340.-.VolloyHoopltollo , •• OQilal _ . . . . . . , and of· frimative aatktn employw. =· .. I'm IN"""" of you 7 Holr llyllng pur .. __.., - to doNI tic..., _.,.... wort&kteiUIIon,.... J alto: where .... qufr«t. Long ttm'l .... ..... rlonoo lo orolorrod. If fOU would UkemorelnfonnllianpiMMull GOVERNJIIENT JOB&, 118,040 • 118,230/.,Y. N- My tha•ehta Mlong whh you ond .tl.. 1--1740. 11 Help W•ntecl Moko big buc:ko. Colt 114·441· 3318. - · • Ukolo-""' lluoblnlotlrlg My avinl,.. boiD"'I In • porch owi"'l . 8ecauMIIIkt to hell tht Whipo.o·w•• coli Port'liound. NNe good refeleftOI. ... llry lit n lt. Cell coltd degree in loolel Work II ,.. ""'"'""'"· - · 11A. ., :-,1! I '· II I';) GUN SHOOT Autuuooll• Marine Du rp 1 tee • Cornloll ·' tll•lllrr;ltll'lil To ~ ot 0old lola by one 8 441·11~1. Mutt H..-cllrnen. Jwffw;;o;a County, w.va to mill!. 200 aow• ·onae • cloy ond food . Muot havl..,.. rilnoe end oooc11 on. •· &crop lood. i'I!YI"'I .12 ..... ~>'~"""· CA11114·742·2121. C1t0la Counby C -. For honci polntod Eootor lunnloo. cnfto, moll bcnl't and glllt. Dopot St .. II..._, Ohio. 111712·21151. . . ..... ·-I!;, lot "" ~-In'"'­ Ohio. Juet Ufht ho·.. p' ... !tofrm. 'lvi"'J~:"::~o :tuntlftg .....,..otroom. Com-F- Fllh.IW8riJII !11J11115outi1Siii'W1!VIIU!. ·-u.... w-. In and - Lody 10 Hvo I Shallow w.el pump .lind !HIIIUI'e Th,.. heed TeykM' 10ft HrY•Ice mooiiiM. COli 114·1t7· 4211 .. 111-114·4711. sundoo - · · tho ond why - Help W1nted s...JOUr own - · eon 1 1 1·111·4111·1131 ..... 111·148·3011. 'or au- 11 Dolton ~n, Inc. luyor of IIMdlng tirlibir ond loga. A~ bany, Ohio. 111·118·12t4. "'·334. CLUI CHEY.-CAD.-OLDS Kupld't N.ot and c-octlont Dati"'l llorv~ of HuntlnfiOft Join• .......... .,..... ..,.,-. writo: Kupld'o N.n.lnlonnotlon P.O. 118. Ironton. NEW & USED MOWERS 10·9·tln Ill'S APPUANCE SEI!IYICE 11 992-6282 QUILT& High.,.- pold tor Pt•1810 quilto. Appijque, . . - . ony - · Coiii11·H2·2101 01114-112·1117. 3 Announcamenta L0011ted H•lfw.., J.. tween Rt. 7 a. B.....n. t.I&·U·Hn CARTER'S PLUMBIN.G & HEATING . • ' ·...;- 1 ....... w-. MS·'I7·1 .,., Country 2·21·'17·1 mo. "At ._onabl1 Prices" Real Estate Ganeral 'CasH back For retail buyers on new 87 and '88 models m oealer stock "Base stocker price monus cash back allowance. Excludes to tie.taxes and d~unatton cnarges. ·• •..-. ~.-:--. ::...::·. ilwltd···· .... ...., .-.. -~~~ -Oftlytho-fOU lu'ling dilly gold, ol- colno, rl..... ;ow.!ry, otorflng old 'Colfto.l. . . cu-. Top pri· - · Ed lurUtt Iorber lhvp, 2nd. Aft, MkldiiJDn. Oh. 114H2·347S. Allllllllllcl' Iill' :11 s COIIIACTIIG cHESTER, oHIO Or St., ly T1M Stere On llew Utila ieM evt of ......... .BISSELL BUILDERS GUN SHOOT EVERY . SUNDAY ....... ... ~ AVON • AU ••-· Col Mortlyn - t o d a y in Wheeler Dialer, or you luat niay miU a aa!al Pll. 1·m·UZ7 •1·..,..4133 Ohlolle3s. 742•2421 BINGO 1-13-tlc New er Ill Stewart . ~· -limo. ·ltop..., kloollot-fulondport .. coli 111-441· 11101ordotolo. Come In - Lou of nrr•• WV (3041 675-7611 IF- Eotimateol V. C. YOUNG Ill Registll' for FREE lird lath - No P1rcha11 NKMsary AGIHT L:=::::;::::::;;;;::~ .. YOUNG'S work -~·~~-·­ Ma50n Coumin Serving Meip, Gallia and " ·- · .,_... __ _.. Wul lo buy: Ullld fumitUM and l'IIOTO ADS SEW SYUCISI, OliO NlW STOII-NIW STOU LOW I'IICES 992-2196 I YouU.Lilce Our Quality Way of . 9 ,. .......... Middleport, Ohio Send resume to: ' AFTHAVENUE FOUIIG THERAGRAM·M · ~· OPEN lr30-6JOO.PJA. PAT HILL FORD Local Car D~aler NHds Experienced MECHANICS and BODY MEN' with ASE certification. I VILLAGE PHARMACY ••••• · REACH or PEPSODENT · ·-- _ .. · ·-·-· . ·- -- .. . p- ' - ·· . ..- ..... SSOPAGEmm Home Lot Sat. School; Jeff McElroy, Shannon Slavin, Rodlle;r Brewer, Jenny MIUer, Chris stewart, Heldt Caruthers, 1 Chrla Smith; ~~ecollll, I to r, Kl!ft Braden, ·Tammy Hoffman, Joba Evans, MJnd;r Spencer, Usa Mlller, Tara Clark, Kim Calvert, .J oba Burdette, Kurllaa EnJIIIb; tblrd rew ,I to r, stephanie Acree, Aimee Rupe, Joba Andenon, Burl Kennecly, Steve Traey, Dan;ran Majera, Dave Dodson, Nikki Bunch, Rachel Roblaaon. Also altendlnll but not plctul-ed were Laurie Black .and Deanlll Boothe. Sllannon Slavin wu the ;routh advlaory board member aud lfGrklag on the ;roulb ' ·staff at the Institute were Jenny MlUer, Danyaa Magers, and Nikki Bl!nch. of Care EnterpriseS' 110 homes nationwide. From lbe -left ' rre Ann Spires, dietary depanment; Marilyn ¥Iller, laundry department; Carol Young, nursln1; Nancy VanMeter, director of nursln1; WIUiam Bl1111, admlailtralor, and Jeff Ashcraft, regional admlnlslor. TAILITS - • ·- .• - IIIIDlEPOIT, OliO 41926 ST. IT. 7 TUPPEIS I'WNS, OliO BUS. ·667 ·61 02 HOME 374·5599 .' TAILDS .... ---- ,........ GWY IODY SHOP . . .• BROWN'S TRAILEI PARI Campers, RYs, v,.. ' . $693 . ~ ~.- - ~=======:;T:========iiMI'"'· 111-2411-1112. It .1-Corowllllorwilhout ·Business Services ' .ss•• . The JO'S Gin SHOP ,., Sttrlttl - s. tr In Memory Of lpO . Business Services ... 7:00 A.M,·3•30 P,M. SHIFT 100 ~· boMI,RtiULTI · IIVI FOR OUICit ... •• LAIA11YI ~ 1N- • WEIGHT LOSS . . ... .. . ....,........ ...... ··- ·-· Tho ........ luy ..... Tr- .._... ... con. 2 · BULl ~- Cl.Uif(ed p ..., cower tiN jollowiit1 lelep/u>M a:Menp1... ~...::=- . A SAFI AID TO ~ ..... ,....... ... ,.oo.,.. ...._... •u• ..,.. ,.___ .......,. ............ l iM,.. .c.. ._., ---·......~........ ----.. ..,.,_, ..... _____ .... • ~------------------~---L--------~----~------------------------~~~~ . FIBER CON ...... .. IIATU I.I!IIIIAY ...., ., ! ~ The Toledo Ballet Gala '88 Is a program of classical and contem· porary ballet Saturday night a·t the Franciscan Life Center at Lourdes College .In Sylvania. 419·.471-0049. FIBRE TRIM ~ ... .·-· .. __ __ ..... ___ -- ..• - _______ _ ·- ____ ' Jll•- ' AWARD - $taff members of AmerlcarePomeroy Nursing and RehabiUiatlon Center are pictured receiving a five star award In the quality III8UI'BDCe review presented by the corporate quality assurance committee. The Sstar awarjlla the highest available to Individual faciUIIes and the Pomeroy facility's scare wu rated the hl1hest :__·" Ohio 00'.!2. The Cincinnati Ballet Spring Performance will be held at Music Hall In Cincinnati March 24·26. 513·621-5219. . ''The Foreigner" Is performed at VIctory Theatre in Dayton March 24·26. 513·228· 7591. Pianist Philippe Entremont performs with the Columbus Symphony March 25·26 at the Ohio Theatre In Columbus. 614· 224·3291. I ······ " --: • • • • - - ::.!._ "Charlotte's ·Web" plays at Players Theater .tri · Columbus through March 27. 614·224-6971. ''The Girl of the Golden West'' opera, sung In Italian, Is pres· ented by Opera-Columbus Thurs· day and Saturday at the Palace Theatre In Columbus. 614461· The American Negro Spiritual Festival will be held at Music H01ll In Cincinnati Sunday. 513· 751·5540. Pianist Anne-Marie MeDer· molt performs with the Colum· bus Symphony woodwind and brass sections Sunday at Battelle Memorial In Columbus, 614·224·. 3291. . Violinist Nadja Salerno· Sonnenberg performs with the Canton Symphony Sunday and Monday at UmstattdPerformlng Arts Hallin Canton. 216452-3434. M " Sunday. 614·224-5528. '" Exit the King" Is presented by the Cleveland Play House at . Bolton Theatre througti April 3. 216-795-7000. . "Romeo and Juliet'' Is per· formed by the Peveland Ballet at the State Theater on Play· house Scjuare In Cleveland Wed· nesday through Sunday. 216-241· 6000. "My Fair Lady" plays at the Westgate Dinner Theater In Toledo through May · 8, except Mondays. 419·537-1881. · "The Passion" is an Easter spectacular musical dramatlza· tlon , of the Crucifixion and Resurrect~on performed at the Towne and Country Theatre, Norwalk beginning Saturday and plays Friday through Sunday through Aprlll. 419·668-1641. h ThU'Idey, MM:h 17, 1888 ' Pomeroy Middllport, Ohio F'rlday through Monday at The B;r SANDRA L LATIMER Ualied p,_ lateruiAouJ Coliseum In Richfield. Special Ex!llbltlons OhloaDJ will be blrdwatcbtng thll weekend as two areas At the Akron Art Museum: observe tbe return of blnls. " Ties That Btlld: Folk Art In 'Thousands ot people Oock to Contemporary American Cui· Hinckley In Medina County for lure" through March 27. tbe return ot tbe buzzards to At the Center of Science and Hinckley Ridge. A pancake and Industry In Columbus: An exsausage breakfast will b.> served hibit ot gold through May 1. all day long. At the Taft Museum In ancln· At Buckeye Lake In Ucktng nati: "Nicholas Longworth County the bird towatchforls the Cincinnati's First Patron of the Blu~ Heron, a wading bird. Arts," through Sunday. · Maple S)'I'IIP Is still In the · At the Cleveland Museum of f~fropt In many Ohio areas. Art: "Tomb Sculpture from Pancake breakfasts are served Ancient China: The Quest for Sunday In Burton and West Eternity," through April 10; Geauga In Geauga County, the "The Year In Review " through heart of the maple syrup Industry Aprll17. In Ohio. AI the Columbus Museum of Maple Syrup · festivals are Art: "Allee Schllle 1869·1955: being held Saturday and Sunday Oils and WatercolorS'\' and "Bos· at Hale Farm and VIllage near ton Impressionists: Selected Bath, SUmmit County; at the Paintings from the Museum of Conestoga Farm near Malvern, Fine Arts Boston," through April,. Stark County; at Malabar Farm 24. State Park near Mansfield; at At the Allen Memorial Art Hueston Woods State Park near Museum In Oberlin: "Greece: Oxford, Butler County; at ~ndlari Sacred Sanctuaries and Secular Lake State Park at Lakeview, VIews" through Aprll10. Logan County. At the ,Mansfield Art Center: Also on the Ohio schedule: "The .American Seascape" "Swing Into Sprlng1' Home, through April 3. • Garden and Vacation Show will At the Cincinnati Art Museum: be held Friday through Sunday at "Illusions In Glass: The Art of The Armory In Cambridge, Christopher Rles," through May Guernsey County. 8. An Antique Doll and Toy Show At the Toledo Museum of Art: will be held Saturday and Sum;lay "Contemporary Screens: Funcat the Historic Lyme VIllage near tion, Decoration, Sculpture and Bellevue, Sandusky County. Metaphor," through April 24. . Antique shows !lnd sales will be At the Contemporary Art Cen· held Saturday and SUnday at the ter In Cincinnati: Jim Dine Canton Art Institute In Canton Drawings . Exhibition through and at the Utica Junior High May7. School In Utica. Licking County. At the Alma Gallery In Lima: A Muzzle-Loading Rifle Shoot "Judi Warren: Artist and will be held Saturday and Sunday Teacher," quilt exhibit, through at the Shawnee State Park Aprll1. northwest of Portsmouth, SCioto On the theatrical schedule County. The Ohio Theatre In Columbus Publlck Times Is a craft show celebrates Its 60th anniversary with a Colonial theme Saturday through Sunday. Mime artist and Sunday •on the Ohio State Marcel Marceau performs Fairgrounds In Columbus. Thursday, vocalists Rosemary The Blade Food Fair will be Clooney and Michael Feinstein held March 22 and 23 at the perform Friday, and the Peking Masonic Auditorium In Toledo. Acrobats perform Saturay. Call A quilt display and .s ale will be 614·469.()939 for reservations. held March 22·27 at. Mapleslde "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom" Farms In Brunswick, Medina plays ·at the Thompson Sheiter· County. house Theatre at' the Cincinnati Spring Swing Into Flowers Is a Playhouse through March 27. display of spring flowers at the 513-421·3888. Franklin Park Conservatory In "Cotton Patch Gospel" has Columbus through March 29. been extended at Players Thea· A Puli·O. R'ama will be held Ire In Columbus, Friday through ...~ 1 - Proporty·l """opt. Jooil-. - · 2 - Ohio. - Vory -tor rnodorn, ol tow nwkc&aun.. • •• udQ.. tiM. 1'""' I splaf, Wlllna to Ml r 1a:lt. Ctl Century-z1. Mloloool GI-·IINI !atoto. 111-211·2211. t" ,!; �Poru•or-Mhldleport, Ohio __ --............ .......... -·..-. ............ ..... -...-.,..• ..... .............·.-·--4-·___ ....,. -·= ....... .. _,,,......._,.,.,or Colt 1. fl, ...,.. ) 0 I ·" '· -.,, -.Till.... _ · • - ...14-1411. · ILCoft· Col I• .• ' , ___ _ • . . . . - . ,.... QQ ... . . . . . ., ........ , 2 . . . to .........I . . . . . . .. .. 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Coli Mllh. -Y--1141.- v.-·---· ~.MI.-. 11'-H2·-· Outtlwldlng MMI ..,.... , For mar. ...... ldtA 11M 11t.MI2111orlt4-14t·2U1. 7 ftloln 3 ' 1' oom .__ on ·=""'·· -.. .._..CIIII.- 7 - w h•. .dl -I *Yor. e41.000. 11'-"2·1310- I PM. .... 1 0 0 - .,._ Cou01y 87. ro~~np IIIII af • •• , DOftll ............ Oft • -···1813. ' Lott, one MIN. _ . . woad1d. alty-.-1101111. ~ ..... 304· 372· or 372-2171: tpr 'a :t • 1h'1 38 ANI Eatate Wantacl Ollklll ~, , 1111 Hl-171.. ~ p .. . "-·.oom. .... -. .... ...... ...., , .. ....... 1137 . - A............ Ohio. Coll:1104-111i-41to. . Four t I a.. work, good nelghbarhaod . Ouldl I!JIIIIIicn. C.l 114- ft2-1714. Ned Ad lila t. oenlrll* COnd •• Four laid 00111111. Z ....,.., 2 BA. opt_ Adulll only. FirotA .... ~ ••""*"• N.ct 41 lklo-b;·- ·.......· - Clot ....... uoo pr, Col a111vo. Noodo -441·0114. · 025. Coli 114· 2 bod· room It Vlllege Mllnar .nd R.,_... a.rtmtntl In Mhldlt~~ort. f!rom 1215. Including utllllloo. Col IU-192-7717. EOH. IO'o. 304-ln.tlll. --·,..... -rtc _.,.... 11'-~·2111 . G•oc- I!Wino. 1 - ....... ~ • • - · eon 11 '-441·0331. 2 Ill. - -- 1 -218 of! IIi. 7. 0200 -~ ., 10 ...... · llol. aouploa. One child. Coilt14·441-1181. 2331ecand An.:w/ w c.pet. 2 IA .. 1V.both,...,_lurnlohod. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale ; 172 Now Moon 2 Ill. . c.,.._ . - Mit. ...,. nk)e, &Nou;flout. •a.eo. ,, •...._ 0175. 1111 N""'"' 14xl0, 2 Btd· roomt. wMier,Mnntd, centraleir. poroh. . . . -. Porlo lano. C111114·-·UII Momiogo. -1 1H ·cuetrtcta•. 1••70. Tot.. -....., ·tub, 2 - '-"'"room. ....... 2 bothl'1 lorvo pooch • .,Niolpinnlng. Col 11'-44I·HI3. 1171 Fahmotrt 14•70. tot.. oloc,. 3 Ill ., lll!den IUb wltlt .,_., Vwy nlct. C.l ....,... 114-441-1112. '· .... ·Rent· 198714xl0 Sl!yllno mobil hqme. 2 BedroOm, •• · Col 114·441·98113 Ill· WI;30PM. •310 1 mo. pluo !lop. • 101. No - - Call II 4-441·4821. for rent or Nil on lend contrect· 3 lA. houoo an • - Ad., Go•palo. Ca11114·441-2021 . 1 or 2 bldroom houoo In Pornlfey. R..,ny remadsled. fumi.Md or unfumWted. 114- - • n d - . U O O.· t221. per - · Ulllllloo fur• . · -· Clflll'-192·1724. · 2 ......_ lpt. ill for :.r- r.t:.lldertyp,.,.,.. . ..... ~ ... bll ... t. 114·112·2741. t oom Apt. tar r.t. C.rpolld. Nlco -ing. launrlrt 2 t · - .. . Col 814· 982·3711 . EOH. Nlco ap-ont with · -· .....pltor, Wl-·d..,.. hook· up and u,.,.C. On Third Ave. In Golllpolla. 0200 . ..., _ _Coft 114-oU.I-1471, APARTMENTS, mObile ....._, • - - f o r -. 1110droom, llvlog room. kMchon. utility fOOIII. a.. forced air fumKe. lio.ll'-441·1221. houMa. Pt. Plllll"''lendO.IUpo• 114 ·1141-27:1~ . gor-. I ilodroom. c-ol oir. ooU01, toncod In yord. MI-. '<rille. 1200 ct.poett, Reference . _..... 114-812-3111. 1' sc:rN, bwn,IMNMI. mite out, 2 bldt'oome. eeMral or HI. 1410.00. 3044-oi75·1HI. *·..... BitCh ltreel. Mklclleport. Ohio, 2 bldroom lurnllhod ""'· utKIIIoo polol. -oncooll!dcllpooll. l-:304-·11_2-:-·-211'"':""1._-:--:-~ t ide Wllllt. ..,.. front IM'n. 121.000. 114-7'42-2017. 12all. 3 b4Niroom. riMy to . Coll14-112·11175;00 pm. oh-. 1175 12al0. A· I fur. ·•-lhi+OOIII. Air In ....- . - ............ Col 11'-l4t· illl - ·;00. 14•70 T...... ................. IIMI ..., whtdocut. hUfl IMnl room. 2 11 f oom1. ,..., c.,.e: 1n lhillfoom ..,. hall. - ·----•lr. 110M. refrll.,lotl cebiMte. Poocluond u-plo•-· t7700. Coli 114-742-JIII alw 1;00 p.m. 48 Spece for Rent .- No-ally *"· FOitlr"a Mobile Hom. - · Col 11'-441-1102. ZIA.rnollllohomolnEVOigrwn o n - lot. Chilclron oc· ...,..,., Col 114-441-3117 or 241-1223. 3 1ft'. Mobl.. Home. 15 mtnuttl from tt.m. Air cond. •225 a mo. Ca11114·211·11H. In Eul'll&a~2 na • dearl 2 lA. - ·· mo. ·Del' r«a'uuoo••u1,.. lrecl. Na ,.. .. Adults onty. Call 11•· 2.45· 1113. own-.-· 2 lisd oom. futnilhld, In lyra. - and . Plydopooll ._..,., Atw 011 1;00 114·ft2·7110. . 2 -Ill~ mobile home hltf milo out .lllricho 1101111. call1;00 pm, 304·175·1413. M - hamo tu..-, 2 bod· . UOO.OOpluolll ..... · c o n - 7;00,... 30'-171·1112 or dlyo 171· 7H2111lforEIIIol. 1114 ..- . . a bod_..,,.,... whh .. n - . 304-171·&371 oftor • ;30 pm. · 43 Farm• for Rant 1172 C.fMf'Ofl. 1~ bl , ...... ccni(IJII..., fuflliiMd, w.shlt and ,.,... .................. _ . . , . , . . . . _ .. tOouto ......c_,.c~~y- . Coi11'211·-"'•IPM. 44 SWIMMING POOLS • 1818 OROER NOW . PAY LATER llg Ookoto form homo. 3 lA., 2 111. II 1 ...8 & up. Moclolo · c• 114-111-7311' Music• I Instrument• 63 H01111 f o r - Slllndordond Wlliora. Col 114·441o4711. T•- RouM 33, North of Porn.oy. Aanlal 7471. 11-., Col 114·182· S - for ..... AI hooll·-. Collie. Aloo offlcloncy - · air ond W,Vo. Co11304·773·111t . Mo-. lpoclouo mojlllo hamo loio lor ront Fomlly Prldo- H Pork. 0 . 1 - Fony, W. Yo. 304-171-3071. Trshr Iota. Rt. 1 Loowt RoN. bNil of K. IC Mobile HoenM. ICM-171· 1071. --.lw--o.lolet· bulld-. 2 .,..__ tlmhr. rraJ= ... - - - - · u p l 1 4·131· 1114. . for ille: S.aeaneci hlrct ood. Hoap Na. 7047 roelotllod; 1)1c11up or dolloaod. Col 114742-2421. IMvo air compr oor whh 10 Ill. toni!. tSOO. Coli 114·882· 7401 . U """ t"""" and lroloro lor ..... 304..75·7421 . IUIII'I.UI OINIM, Colllart, RWIIOI C...... 1 ' " - Wodr GIDINI'Iollootl. . . . .at ....... PoMalf Af. ··~ ..... llihid ~,. ~ ...... -:-.. . . . . . . . . . . . .----·.I'""' - -.. Oltlllt. 21· iuncdDn .J r r • • - Ploed. M1 rr.l1111ilr' ,, .........., ... Fri. .... lun.; ~·;00- -.:rn..lll. Mo.-. • ' " ,. 79 Motore Home1 li Campers GENETICS LAB 1171--"-CIIA A,.._ I,-·-~ olr, -nlng. 11411. Col 114·441· 1172 or 211,1112. _ . = -..;.- - - -;) I' I ~~ II,• ' ' -=s:-::1,---H,....o-me-- - -,• I mprove,m ent• 1872 0 . . C - luprano. _m.._,304·175·411211k tor lloy. --,-..:.... ____ --.2w-•hoHoro. ~ IAIIMENJ 2 _____ .... un4or-""AJ1, 111.100.00. --171-1287.. . ·1ftl ..__. 14at4 home. . . . . . . . . 2 .adloornt. 2-..--,..._,, . -------- -- ,one ,._. old. tMe over peymenta. 304· 171-1311. 12001b............... . , . _ or 2 tor Ul. Col 114·251· 141 1· -liiiYO•fi•IPM-111. Kimbel CO 11011 plano. all clay. It Vegetible• J---"--'-- - - - -- cr... gr..ne, 18.00-plcked. 14.00-you pick. Col 114·441· . . . I 151 I (NA) (2:011) · • (!) 1 · 11410. ...... Conbl-lttho " · " · . . ......._ GollltloAo Oolly T - .. for -.lnfonMIIonoalll14·441· ZMZ. lt77~- · v.. · N. Pl. -moro. • - · tnno.. Coli 114·441-1111, 81 Farm Equlpmet\t -IPM·441-tZ44. , 11U8uldlPwii:A..,.,..&MrDI CIIOSI & 80NI Low " " ' -· C.H 114•...._ U.l. 31 - . Ohio. 01:11. 11 ... 211 1411. .... ---· ..... _.--·--0... I-IfJ-. equipment. .Wgllt I .E. Ohio. ..._.ton In JIM'S FAIIM EQUIPMENT • . 441-1777 . . 3 Pt. Nloh, . . . . . t.rtlllt• .• dl with "0 ....... t111 - t h e y loll. 1110 . Oliva . 0- · - · t3710. J .D. dloo. 0110. 4 - ..-. 8410. Owner 21..1122. · c.u 114· lal1l- 110 ~ ..... tor, 3 pt. - . hol'fO 111o11. piDwt. t1& GUll :sta ........... mowlett meattlne Hler. IZIIO. Ownorwii-. Col a lt'-211·1822. 1111 CllevyC-. ~dr. , . _ • _.t. 1721 or · Col11'-441-1317. -: 304·171·1712 ott• 1 ;00 pm, 1171 Jayota C - 0T, PI, PI, AC. o u l l l t r - . Ro•dof• noo.oo. 30'-171·8111 . -. 72 TN~:ks for Sele 1111 Chavy pickup. 0700. Col 114·241·.. 18. .... Don'a Landtcsr••· Call 114- ......, ,_ _ Vi8iting Denise for ...._ ...... -.e71-ZNI - ~·· 1:00pm. t!J 11-*: Thllillon.,.,.,... _._ Dlatll ollie ~ f'Ol t:OO IJ) 700 Club 3-17 ~ ' •• ..•• • -! · - good..._, CobL 1171 FoN......... motlc310 Nmavol, 304·171-2142 ar ., 171· 2101. . :: ~~-----...:'72 CMvy 11o11- pick llfl for0 · R:R SN?w,SLSET RAIN.- . t====;, ' J FOLLOWEO I5Y LOWER TE'MFEAAllJRe5 .AND SEVERE iCING CONDITIONe. •a / YVE'I(E ®T. I · • (J) ·--------- . .,-., .... .............. ,.am. 11:00 IJl llemltlfiiOII ...... In the -..,..-·-··""- --.-toM.V. . Staell of ihl Night •<2l til .eCI> 111 tl81~ 1171 C~ Ceo 2 . . ... AC, 11,000 ....._ 1 - l'1yo 2 T - - · 28,000 ....... Coll14·171·2721. ill • Nlwl - I E . 4a4 _ . , '71 .._ CJI. v... - ............ (J) 12,200.00. 101·171-7171. 11..-.....i Ch-polodbul,. 1111 I 301·•·2871. ,_ald. lit Hou..hold Goode a;;::•""' M ' : ; b . . . . . ,..... home ... - "GJJI. " "· ........ Colt 114· Ul .. 71 1117t:l,. IIIIa.•:..:, AC 11t ... 1117. =-••\...,.,, Cell IOiiiand Moterafor~ 1.came from a very poor !amlly. . When I was very young, we lost the family farm. '(OUR FAMILV NEVB AAD. A FAIJA·.• a.MI•••~• 1 '-*:R,W8~ t··= r.:::oo I Small Z4 • ...thy 81 Trumpet . they com801lnd fort me• II Commerce Jl Stick 36Heavenly alter- ruitive ,_......, II e&~;:er~~:: u ...,.u• .,.. 1117 • , ODe leUer ltlncll for anotbef. In this sample Ais uaed for tbe three L'1, X for tbe two O's, etc. Sillgle leU.era, ..,..1aplw, tile leucth and fonnati111 ci the words are an l*lta. Elc:b day tbe code leUenl are different. · . DAJLYCR'I'Pl\NiUOIU-IIere'l ..... towortlt: caP1'0QUOTB 1-17· ·ecme,...._.- ;.-~, amu8ed" AXYDLBAAXR IILONQFELLOW 11:30(J) ...... ...,. New completely __furnlaheJ 4 DAILY CRYP'l'OQV(n'I!JI- Here'• bew to wort it: =~ PEANUTS - 10'-1711-71JI · 1 1 -...... Col or 171-1104. ace of diamonds first. then a 'dlamood back to the klllg. H East ruffs tbe low diamond led from diimmy, you will save your king. U he discards, you will win your king aad play aoother dla· mood and will still be able to ruff your last diamond with the klllg of trumps. 4JRow foJManh plant · eo 112 ......,.Dryer ,' 88"Barblrella"ltlr 40Wideee · .(l)TIId , 1t:GII (I) luml- Allen 11 IUIUW 110. Good 001 •aut. 1000 ....... 1100. Col., .. '211-1118. ~;;::-:;:;:::;::===.,..,J East, the defender with tbe remalaiDc trump, tnay be abort in diamonds. So . c:heer . 1\'ft:A'L...... I. nurtr GI.,_TIIIIglll Motoi'CYOIU Opening lead: • K IISiadlum ,,••UJOIIIgllllllow point. ,. 84~ G)llafiiJ•te AC. &t - UMakelsce 10 Inlet 31 Alllil UTo's •m Lovt c:o.-tlol• -· - -· 18110. lt4--m7. Paa a diamond 18 Pound down (l) Wlldamn• (PO) (1:45) ........ Co111'-441·2ZI4, AI· PUI Puo 'Ingredient ...,.... ....... - . lllini. ..... rk., IIW dolr .. . ID. 11111 .. &+ &+ Paa Soolli 14GholtlY J7Putot Hogan'• ,...... 10:10(1) MOVII!: .... In 1M • 4. s+ Eul UAnchnid 10:30(1) Grell Alilellcen Outdotn (!) .... Off "t~···ZOR.- .... 4 eyl: • auto .• Pl. . .. AC. ONise. AM·PIII ot. aa, !8 ,.... - Norlli ~~~ iiJl Evllllng Ntwt .CllilllMYHII for ••..· 1111 Old Cel•l• West a •we Pluvlous _ not ::.Ow Coe Mei'J'I 21111 AnnMturr The tndurlng fOlk trio gathers IC celebrate their AMiva,...ry Willi rendiiiOnt of CIIIIICI like II I Had a Hammer and · BIOwln' In ... WIIICI. (NRI (t :50) . TH' WOODPILE Paa ,.s•s• Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: South S _ u e a n a letter from her husband, Vane lt4 W.O. +K7832 +A tO Sebatt'•n IOW)'aU- li8Cbineae Lending I GOT A '• +AQJIOI2 being (Fr.) NJ&ht14 Bellet 16 Cleaning 37Caution tnaa~e• 17 Bach's product II LOng • - of J7 MUIIIOilnl 39 Aca , 11 ·Einulated the Fugue" e.g. ' .n and- iia aecloltic .liZ Knotw Val when she racelvea SHOOK UP AT ... SOVTR n:=,- 13 Apportion • fll LA. Lew I<81Hy's Ban.D tJ +Q'ns 4 00 1 Street sign I Trunk Item II StiJ1u1 v 11 Sandra Day brood O'Connor'• 7 Elver concern 8 Of heat IS · - to a 111bus fir I'OIIIIdence Is betrayed by a forlllll' D.A. (R) (J) • (J) lluall ..._. Buell Is lhrntentd wllh suspension from the hospital. tiD ~~eMf, Paul - .• 7432 . the ~taln 411 N.Y.C. s 10 Contents of a bog II EAST 44 Word to a min. • Crown the most catalciY'"'Ic and wldl ranging confliCt In human hfstory: World War 11. 10:00 IJ) 11n1ttJ1t Till< · THEONLYONE 1117· C.... O.Wio, -~- 2Z.OOO ....... don. C.H 814o441-44U, 1·1. or 114·211-1118- ..... ' back· breakoer 6 Put of to tile -. _ Special exploration of ITS A HECKL.JVA ·IW:RLD BUT ITS .. .... ~ 1 ........ ar ...- - · _304 __1_71-_714 .....:1;..·'- - - - 82 Plumbing ,. ' •·~ 1171 .,..,.. - . •300.oo. a.·Heatlng 30'-IIZ···ez . . ----------.~.-::.· 1174 Ponl XLT ~ -,"'1""- · "·Pl. AC • ..no trlftiOT,u.an, 310 V•l, · 13.000 onll01, tll0.00.104-171·1111. 73 1 Camel's (!) , _ . llllzltlllg ANp FREEZING; -<· ~~ ACROSS fiVO(.(R) (!)Col. ...... ~~------------:7'1\ 1, 1 IWIIa , , . and Lawn a.mol*.' . . ._ :: I M - · E - ............ 28 YHtl eaperllnCI. 304-171· 1107. e ~ iUtgal 1181 holl·· plckllfl, I cvtlo*r. 4 ........ good mlleege, Pl. Pl. runn ng llolldo. l14·841·2141. - · ,.,_ by THOMAS JOSEPH rage Whln their molhef II raped. tiD Mr~Ntyl Rumpole likes 1~ ceu when old Cpt. Glaa1011'a car brell81 tall. 01 &.My lOng LIWI 1:30 • (J) llll Nlalll Court Man who saved t;4'ac's life In . VIetnam uka Mac for an THIO FORECASn5 ~a.fo1"::" hll'llllrna. (R) 11811M1Gel.... 111non 111c1 ..._ AJ . and RICk are blinded by , _ . - .... - . 304' • ., llwn eere.. WIJusplna. · etump ,di£'UtUWJY( 111 • .• · are.2-2, there's 1I''10 pro>bii!IID. If trumps they are S-1, declar· provide for lhlt sticky I':!=~ wbea the defenden' dia· Ir spllt badly. So the rif!J:.~! Ia dummy's heart ace ( ga II•~=~~and= 1play queen IIIII jack of the spade kllll in dum· 'm•u•"' attack dlamoacll. But in 10 doJII'O!!de lor the pollibWty lhlt ~~1'111 ·'1 Rotary o r - 111111 ......... .. , - - - - o d - c l o r , .. -·-2 port liDd a sound band. Tbe partnerlblp thea bid up to six spades. ahowln& flnt- aDd MCODd·round control in both !Dinan aloag the way, Luclilly North· South lltoppecl at six. (Sometimes ag· pellloveJiiayen get caueht in the rhythm cue-bldiling 111 tboae aces liDd klDga aDd t!ad up In a grand slam.) With the Sprin& Nortli · Amerlran Bridge CbampiOIIIlipl 1etting under WBJ tGDJcltt liDd contlnuiJtl for the nat 10 dlya at tbe ConYeDtioa Center in Buffalo, New York, tJtere w111 be · many doubtful grand slams bid. More to the point, would moe! of our tournacompetlton have .the ·declarer aeetled to make today'• small (J) Hdlll Alady falhlon executive warns a plumber to inodel for her ad ~ r.: + ....t th knew lltat the lour-heart _ +Q 10 • 4 cue-bid bJ ~wth ahowed spade sup- +J 8 •(J) 01 Clteenl<irslill o\lley It one o1 many · (J) ..75 Fortun~tely for bridge players, the WEST ,laDIIUige of bldtllag Is easier to learn 1 '~,Soufw example, Saaekrlt. So It was · "K Q J 10 9 6 surpriHt facing Sam when :; .:• ... Co11304·171·1111 . a -kelld, Ructy ... , Whitley aa a rOle model. (R) ,_ ...... ... ~ Magnl-~ ....... (NR) (2:08) 1:30. (J) llll A Dtft-11 WOtld RON ' I TeltvlaiOII lervk:lt . ·' tfouM_oall en RCA. 'au..r. ·' Gl- s, ' 'lug In z.ctdt. Cal :; 304·171·2111 01 814·441· • 24U. ~~. :, . Man , MOVII!: Milling Lovt 1:05 Cll MOVE: The - ..,. Trw • etump ,.,..,... New IIWM,' lii.Oilo rnulcli, ~ thade ....... lhruM. ....... H.l;l (Rl(t;53) ~> rou rteNv. · ita .. Houri «JJ Talliltaloft Examine areal In whiCh TV has lulllllecj Itt .... good - . N.-~· ............. 310-.PI ...,._, Alllllo. 394·171·1101. 1UDJs e. 1._70, 2 711 1!11 «J) PrlnltNewe ~ MOVII!: The Quiet c.• .' Kenwonh end O.Kelb .... cOm. loott fetill «<n!• leed1. W L 18IIC'-J.C-.Am•-· 40uudlbw....,.to...._.from • COftlllltete 11M of new • UMd -0. . .Owl ....... llood. MW71- , . . ·co llel'nllll · !II'Otnlte and betrayed lOWing-· ·!'~:..: .:..-:.~.::.":.:·~:a.: - -1:00pm. ...... 304-1717181- erJoarn,. uae.• -' ·, ~. tor.,. -end. Q ~nglneel'lll vltustt 1 0 - ~llle gaM pallel'lll. (JJ Pelion: ..... llhlncl ~ pllorlo 30'-171-2018. ............. liedL\OOiltwtelt ..... 'lllb. I 2 I 00414. _ , . Hillman til e!lll'llllleM- ;' ,,: ~ 1171 01do Cutl- ~-· Apartment for Rent sppt fwrNIMJ • •Denise (I) llll '"" CGebJ -comtlfl home from .n: .......... a... aod. 181114a70--olbl I' • 'A ......... and Go DAY. l (!) 7:35 W lenflltd alld Son 1:00 ctl ifltt Town Lei My Jennie I THAT LITTLE: GeNE If ~ fO~ .COIPR BLINDNESS 1$ AL.L PS:CfCEO ovr IN pv~PL.e fO~ . ' .. I r.:, =rdy' E;l _ WICRI' In C-.wl ·WATERPROOFING ". ' Chlld'o for oalo. Yory '74 Doclto I I - I, 0300.00. Unwe Ill nal ......._ ..-en- 1 : . t8it. LDoal ;e ... UtDII fllmiiMd.~ ' Pot. 1121. Col 114- 30'-171·2417. FNe w•u Mil Call ..:OOIIIct ' 371·2110. • 1ee2 1-lt4•227-., c1rt or nltlhl· •. : loacly, NM wol1, oaool- R .o 1 • r a_•;.• a • m • n \ ~"\'l .... 301' 171·1723 oft• 5;o0 pm. ~ ····. · • 1' 1171 Fafil Folnnonl, 4 door, SWEEPER ..... 302, N. ,I, AC, AM ·FM • - - - 4 - t o. Uc cond. ltiO.OO, Cteener. one "•" Mile u; ~.. Cfllllk Rd. Cell t14-.. , .. 30'-171·1110 - - , ,00 ..OsartW ... 2 - alclbol. 3·"-' ..... ...0284, .. '.•a,' end 1:00 pm. ,. ...aoo.oo. .eo• -~;OO-prn. '10 Volvo wegcec, ·MOtO. ue •or home: ·"'*' eu: UIPitfJ .0: 301·171-4471. . cond • .01.ooo.qo. 304·171· ...... work . ........ ~. 2212. 114-441-9822. Moy Gall -·.T ~ 64 Hay a.· Oraln - - - • f o r o a l o. Col 114·441·3111. dlflvOiy- ..... Hoy1111 In ...... _ AI goo d_ -· 101_ - - 1812 .... , _ , loacly """ ........ Unci• NADA . . -, .7,111. 304-171 2111 bMWUSUI 1().1. 71 Auto's For Sale 37 .......... -... bellr. lkte 1;00- ont1 Z;OO pm . "·- ·........ Livestock I I ,rl'\[111' I 1:111 OHico . _ . ....,. looolonal, 1800 .... fl. • wll clv..... C)OH to CourtltoWM ond Poot Offlco. W I - llool E -. Calll4·4411·3144. Col - Ill CloHftl8 ..... _ -Old bod Chavy llD; 1111+ • ' 1711'7111 ill 171·U11. •~ ~ Hlgll .MW lclicted wttta •tr•. 8077. Limited open'l nga - 2. 3 1 o o g - l n u - - d. lizooO.J. c• 114-441-7118. cvt .. - . _for _ ·.; II Olda Cullasa Supreme, 2 dr. eac. conct•• low II"-..,.,. FOB. · Ohlci Pollet Co. P -. 0hlo. I14·H2-MIII. COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Paok. IIIII WHUtt& for Cl!¥1n DC 121 ......... Kahlol T......., ...... o11o11 Qlll Good nolaod hay·rpun<l bo111. 010 • bolo. w11 lood. eon " • 31 ' ..... with - . '2ti,OO. C~Mn ....... Cl· . . . . . . filllf. lnotollltlon • biftlt with faur , 2 lnah .... d .. 114-:'41·1030. flnonolnv ovolloblo. 1·800·341· . GI2M·70 01ft.OO• . 0841. f o r - 1000 ........t -. 304· n.zapor-.1_....__ 112·3231. "-' 11 .21,.. _ _ _ Flrtwood mixed hardwood. Avoroeo pick-up laorl-121, you -...oo-. con814-· houl. 131 dollwllod locol. Col 2874 ..en~og•. 114·441·1115. ar .Rent. A-On• Rul Eat.te ........ ·304·871-8104. Lond"' ronl· _ . . . , ........ -M_..._-On--l ol. .. ,..,. .... _ 2 1 1 . -·-··==:=.:.· - - _., ...eoo.oo. 304·182·282t. ColllhMI'I Uood Tiro Shop. o1,000tirll. - 1 2, 13,14,15, II, 11.1. 8 ouo AI. 218. Col1114·211-1211 . Mlaod...,..woocl-.112..., eo..,.....,., lolo ....... eo.......,._•. 1\l Ottloo bulidlog • 21 Loculi St. Collll4·441·1221 . II ·· olr, · .710. ............. lf4·14t·2t77 .... .... I Ill Wlllll ol , _ " c....,. c-.. .,.. 64 MIIC.,Merchlilndite ' or JoffW-.Ioyln..,._ 441· RIVER LOTI oown~-• tll&lne - ..,.obi.- ""' 1171 ,.._...Y_P,_, +A85 +KU2 .(I) Judge · - · PM. ... 304·171· 77418;00 46 Furnished Rooms 14xll " - · 1lz.ooo · · 11a2t fi.IMOI IOO!ft, 2 bllh. 3 t.ve b • druomt. MW through Iiiii. In Rultond for Rent Now ·-.2~--· ln<llvlduol Gultal t.o-MII irunlosrtlla Mualo 114 .... 0817 · -· calll0'-175·3800. Foo Booling • tn .,., O.NIII. out bulldl"'f, A...,.,odmoloChlhuohuowhh - . . 1 - · ol4. o100. Col 114·112· 3213 or 814-112· 3718. Furnllhlcl room-1111 Second Ave.• GaiMpoUs. 1121 a mo. 42 Mobile Homes L l l -. Yory _.t 010. 114-ftl.pot .. 11'982·-· •A +KU a& ........ ....... y - - ·lluyoro -· l--187·!d. 1-11101. 1171 - NORTH • (l) M'A'I'H 7:011 (I) Antlr Clrilftlh 7:30• (I) (J) Hoi) wood 2 ""*•· Two and one bedroom furnllhed . --ion.-.. -I . ._ . . .. an fl2·1117-.... 1 bedroom .,...menta. 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Damages were estimated at $20,000 and there was lnsuranee. No lnJIII'Iel were reported. , Votes for; union representation 4 Union representation voted In at Meigs Department of . HIIIIIU Servk:el Employees of the Meigs County Department of Human Services voted taat ~k. 13 to 1~ . for union representation by the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME). , . Michael Swisher, Department of Human Services' director, said the~t step In the process, as he understands lt,lsforthe Slate EmJik>yee Relations Board (SERB) to ~rtlfy the voting . Whk:ll took place last Thursday. The vol!ng was held at the Department of Human Services' office 1accordlng to state reP.)atlons with an official from SERB present tor the voting. After certification by SERB, which Swisher said may come today, AFSCME must file an Intent to negotiate fora contract. A contract proposal from AFSCME for the Department of Human Servlcel could then ·be expected. Swisher said he was not aware II the local unit has elected • • 'I . , orfk:ers. EMS has nine calls Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports Dine ellis Wedl¥!sday; Racine at 12: 13 a.m. to New Portland Road for Charlotte Conley 1\) Holzer Medical Center; Middleport at 2:13 a.m. to the .pnllce department for Tina Hendricks to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Middleport at 5:37 a.m. to Powell St. for Esther Kissell who was treated but not tranpsorted; Pomeroy at 7: If a.m. to Peacock Ave. for Elmer Sayre to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Tuppers Plains at 8:51 a.m. transported April Ritchie from an auto accident on Summerfield Road to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy at 9:10a.m. to Tuppers Plains for Maude Gray to Camden·Ciark Memorial Hospital; Middleport at 9:15a.m. to Powell St. for Esther Kissell who was treated but not transported; Chester and Olive Township Fire Departments at 8: 24 p.m . to a structure fire In Olive Township. Plan Meigs County constituent day State Senator Jan Michael LOng, Circleville, fonnerJy of Middleport, . today announced a Constituent Day for Meigs . . County this Saturday. Sen. Long will be In Racine from 8:30a.m. to9: 15a.m., arthe Racine Fire Station; In Chester from 9:45 a.m. through 10: 30 a.m., at the Chester Fire Station; and In Middleport from 11 a.m. through 11:45 on the first noor of Middleport VIllage Hall. Meigs County residents who have concerns or desire Input Into matters are urged to visit Sen. Long at the locations during the designated time slots. "I believe that personal contact with constttutents Is vital to serVIng effective as a State Senator for Southern Ohio, and llook forward to meeting with residents of Meigs County Saturday," Sen. Long said. . · Constituents Day Is scheduled as a means of meeting with residents of the eight counties In Senator Long's 17th District. Panhandle today, snarling trlt· Texas-Oklahoma border were stuck and trucks jacknltlng, but.: . ·• Vldletl PiWI la!:\i·"nd fie and clollng h..hways around U.S. 87 and U.S. 70 as 10 to 12 nobocly'a been hurt yet." The unseasonable cold tbat has : A stUbllorn cold ape P....,ted Perryton and Dumu north of Inches of blowlq snow were on In the South early lllday, prompt· Amarillo. the II'OUad .00 IIIOI'e was forehung over Dixie this week': lng frost and tre 1 1 warnlnp In ''1bll 11 terrible," moaned cut througbout the day. The ·. continued Into another day - · South CArolina and pu•hl.._ the '', Perryton · pollee dlapatcher Nadonal Weather Service lllued three days before the start or : ~mperature In subtropiCal Key ""''n• Donahue. "I'm ready for . a winter storm warning In effect spring. But National Weathel' · Weal, Fla., to tie a record low, summer. I'm so tired of above!· thrcJuab midday for the northern Servlceforecaater Harry GordO!{· said a circulation of wann al~ · whUe heavy ~now fell In the lng sno\v-~t I'm even ready to Panhandle. Snow!~ figures Included 6 had appeared, meaning a posal{: Texas Panhandle. . start cuttltla grass for the • A winter storm dumped a summer." · '!:. Inches at Pampa. s· Inches at bte end to the cold spate. dozen Inches of IIIOW on the Cl~ today Just lOUth oftlie Borger and 4 Inches at Amarillo, . "It's unseasonably cool," Gor-; where winds were gusdng to 30 . don said this morning. "(But) i~ 1 m~;~h. The Department of Public pretty much throughout the•.: Co"Unulod from page ( ·,, Safety said U.S. 287 was closed South ·t emperatures are warm· .· south of Dumas. . . lng , from the southwest and~: Fitzwater, voicing fears of a Three botirs after he said Vlsablllty was doWn. to zero at .Improving as time goes on." ,: threat. to "~ stability of all the offlclala ~ · "sUI! anaJyztq ' ~~~p~~e points, a Perryton pollee F{ost and freeze warnlnp :. countries In the region," an· ' wbat happe,ned" aild Reagan )lad dlipatcJMtr said. Motorists were exte'n!led over South Carnllna. 1~:: nounced to reporters early Wed· "not decided on a courae ot nesday that "at this moment, · actfoa," word reached the White adv!M!d to avoid travel In ·the was 36'ln Charleston early today.:.· Blrmlnaham. Ala., recordecJ~: everytbing Is beb{g considered Hollae of a !lew request by Panhaftdie, particularly on east· short of Invasion." .JIQaduran President JOII Azcona west, roads, because of 'the high 28, Atlanta bad 34 and Mlaml·: wlnda and blo!ving snow. reported 58 at 3 a.m . · . :"The snow Is bloWing and you In Key West, the temperature,;: sank to 53' Just before midnllhf: hazy atalem!.n~ earlier In the can't tell where the ditches start and the road ends,'': Donahue Wednesday breaking the record''· . CLEVELAND (UPI) - The day about what Azcona was said. "We've got people getdng low for the date set In 1901 of !16.';: jackpot went unclaimed Wednes· aaklng of tile Unllel! States. day night In Ohio's SUper LOtto .. Natlonal~~ecurity advller Colin drawing, lncreas'lng the top prize , Powell alid White House chief of to at least $6 million for Satur· · staff Howard Baker promptly South ~ntral Olllo : .Saturday tllrOqb,Molid~a~ I'~ day's game. brlefetl Reagan In the family Beco~lng partly cloudy today, '' Mostly cloudy and a chance of· None of the tickets sold for the quarters of the Wblte House, Witb highs In the mid 401. Cloudy snow flurries In the no~stern :: midweek drawing listed the six where the go-ahead waa given. tonight, with a chance of snow part of the state Satu~y. witH'.·: "When friends ask for. our winning numbers of 6, 9,15, 24, 25 and a low near 30. OCcasional clearing skies ,SUnday and )nf: and 32, a lottecy commission support, we should J?rovlde It," snow Ftiday, with highs near 40. creulng cloudiness on Monday.•. Re~an told his senior aides. spokesman said today. The jack· The probability of preclplta· Highs will be In the 30s Saturda)!;o: pot was worth $3 million. tlon Is near zero ioday, 50 percent and Sunday and ranging from~~· 'I'here were 127 ticketS sold that· tonight and 80 percent Friday. · upper 30s to the mid 40s Monday,:. had five of the numbers. are Winds will be from the northw· Overnight lows will be In th(:. worth $1,000 each. Also, 6,172 Vmrua Memorial . est near 10 mph today and from upper teens or lower 201 ear!i1,:~ tickets listed . four of the Wednesday Admissions the southwest near 10 mph Saturday and In the low or m~~~; : numbers, making them worth $78 Elmer Sayre, Pomeroy; Law· tonight. 20s Sunday and MOnda)!.{ apiece. .renee Klein, Pomeroy;, Jlarold mornings. ~~ · Extended Forecul Ticket sales tor .Wednesday's Fetty, Langsville. . · drawing to!aled $4,141,581, while Wednesday Dlschargei- Do· ,I t· the prize payout totaled $608,416. rothy Collins, Hamid Brannon. u. s. Send~ng. •; ' •' [ ' l t • ) House OKs bridge maintenanCe bill • Vol.38, No.218 Copyrighted 1988 I The Meigs County Special · Olympics Basketball Team on :made by calling Cathie Wood or March9lostbyonepolnt,41-40,to Andrew Keyes at 992-6681. Beacon School· In Athens. Board members Include PomeScorers for the Meigs River roy Mayor Richard Seyler,RI· Racers were Ray Laudermllt chard Warner, David Gloeckner, With 35 points and David .Karr Tom Reed, John Foster, Evelyn with five. · Scarberry, Hank Cleland, Lee Scoring for the Beacon team MIUer, Joe Clark, Mary Powell, were Wade Bullock With 13 Edith Atkins; Tom Kelly, Bill potols, Bill Beard and Bill Porter Neaae, SteVe Deaver,-Nona Nel· each with 10, Scott Bentley with son and Doug Hunter. four. 11nd Dan Stan)ey and Mike Spappord with two points each. A home game against MI. Aloysius was played at Carleton '· School in Syracuse on SUnday. ..., The River Racers Won 73-69. DaiiJ' lllock pnees Laudermllt was again the high (As oC 11:• Lm.) scorerwlth56polnts. DavldKarr scored . 12 points, Mary Jane Beyce aad Man Smith of Blaa~ Ellla • Loewl , Curry and Bill Neutzllng each , · · scored two and Sandy Johnson Am._T Electric Power .. .... ....... 28\4 .. sc · . .,_ ored one. . AT"' ... "1" " • , .. " · .... · " • ....... " 28 11 Scori t Mt AI 1 · Ashland 9\l.. .....'................. 65j;S ng or . oys us ~re Bob Evans: ............. ............ 16% Charming Shoppes ...... ....... .12% City Hold!rig Co ....... ... .'... ..... 30 Federal Mogul.. ................. .41% · Goodyear T"R ...................62% Heck's Inc: ............ ...... .... .... 11)1 Key Centurion ... .......... ....... 40% , Lands' End .... .. ........ ... ... ..... 20% ,111 SecGftlll St. hlntroy Limited Inc . ... ......... ........... 21% Multimedia Inc. ........ ........... 66 TOUIIIIDIPIIIIIIT Rax Restaqrants .................. 4\4 AGPII$ SIIVIIG Robbins " Myers ...................9 Shoney's Inc..... .. ................ 24~ EaSCOUNit Wendy'slntl. ...... .... .... .. .. ..... ..7 s•c11161 Worthlnflon Ind .... ......... ..... 21% . stooks DOWNING CHILDS . MULLEN MUSSEl NCE • • enttne By LEE LEONARD UPJ Statehouse Reporter <;OLUMBUS, . Ohio (UPI) The · OhiO General Assembly adjourned for a spring vacation and primary election campaign· lng late Thursday after sending 41 bills to Gov. Richard Celeste, Including a $618 million capital construction appropriation, a$14 million supplemental budget and a phosphate detergent biln In northern Ohio. . Also forwarded to the gqvernor In a last·~lnute deluge of leglsla· . tlon were .a $483 million capital reappropriation, a maJor reshuffling of mental health services, and a distribution formula for $1.2 billion In bond proceeds for local highway and bridge r e· placement projects. . The House voted 87·6 to concur in a minor Senate change to the Celeste administration's giant two·year capital construction appropriation. But the capital reapproprla· tlon of funds - for projects authorized In ·1986 but never completed - barely squeaked through the House as Republl· cans and a handful of Democrats complalped that the Ohio Na· tlonai .G uard college scholarship . program was only partially. funded In ·the supplemental bill In the House. The distribution formula tor Issue 2 bonds approved by the voters last Novbember won 29·3 approval In the Senate and 73·11 passage In the House alter some wrangling over the terms. Legislators representing rural districts were upset that. their areas were awarded a small share of the pot compared with large urban counties. "This bill had great promise when It was first Introduced, " said Sen. Robert Burch, D· Dover, who ended 1up voting . against tlie formula. "Bu\ for ' areas like mine. Its promise, Its potential · have been seriously diluted." budg~t. · That bill passed by only 50-43. Fifty votes are needed to pass a Mike Clark with 41 points, Bill ' Lane with 14, Kevin Allen with 10: a~M1 Mike Chapman with four. · : OD Monday the River Racers < lost 60-43 to the the Franklin : County Flyers. . Ray Laudermllt scored 37 · points for the River Racers, : Including a three·polnter. Sandy Johnson scored four and M~·: Jane Curry scored two. ·. Scoring tor the Flyers were: Jerry Friley with. 37, Shawn :· MO!lre and Bill Mays each wltb . six, Kevin Gllver with flve, .Cbris : Ahlers with f""' and Rob Travis ' with two. · · . . ,. : The River Railers wiH face Beacon School 1ft S¥raCUJe· pn Monday March 21, arid lhli'p ,wiJI . travel to Frankfort on Tuellday . March22 to meet Pioneer School. A dance. and part)' for ;tileathletes wtU follow the l&me . .tn. Syracuse on Monday . ·· · . • County highway department reaches contract agreement · A one· year contract agreeThe only change Ill the , con· ment for the Meigs County tract, Roberts said, was an · H,lghway Department ·was across the bOard ~5 cents hourly reached late last week according · wage increase. In addition, a new to Meigs County Englnee( Phlllp · position of tandem truck driver Roberts. The agreement was · was established. This position ratified last Friday by the 29 will pay 10 cents more per hour bargaining unit members and than regular truck ·driver. paperwork Is nearly complete to The county will continue to flnllllze the contract. provide · Blue Cross·Blue Shield Bill puts more teeth in sunshine law ••••ehiMSwIll•I c.IIC• fer fwl•u 1Rf¥:nt .. . \, ' KNIT SHIRTS SWEAHRS IEDUCED 20°/o •N'S SUITS, SPORT COATS & ILAZERS IEDUCED 20°/o MEN'S AllOW DRESS SHilTS ,AU milS <*ICWy.lllrtllllit . . . 20°/o IEDUCED IEDUCED A Bl~ HELP - Thill !lew IIOOJ;"eboard purcbaaed for Carletoa School by tbe Fannen Sank and Savlnp Company malles buketball more fun. With lbe 1e0reboard, memben of the River Bacen team oiiiCI their 111118 alike, just have to rlance up to find out If the home team Is ahead. .. PANTS JACICOS IEDucED 200/o,· MEN'S MEN'S LIGHT WEIGHT coverage for employees, and the men will continue to purchase their own major medical coverage, as In the past. There were also some basic langua ge changes in the contract, to comply with the state's collective bargaining law. The language changes were expected Roberts added. The current highway depart· ment contract expires March 31. Negotiations for the nejll contract began in mld·January . The highway department is rel!resented by the American ] Meratlon of State. ·county a nd Munlplpal Employe e s ( AFSCME). The first union contract at the hlg~wa y depa rtment was In 1976. Is now accepting ' applications for new mllliiMrS for COYirtd .!II ..,.. dockage••• ct.ge only about 081-third of · · other mcwlnas. FOR 1011 MEN AND WOMEN FOI gBII ANI Sill II $1 million apiece for. Garfield Place. 'Cincinnati Playhouse and' Music Hallrenovatloils In Clndn· natl; $1 million for develop!lle nt of Main Street In Dayton: $1.5 million for the Scioto River floodwallln Columbus; $1 million for Improvements at Blossom Music Center in Akron. !t also contains $22 million for the supercomputer at Ohio State University, $14.2 million for a11 englneerlng·computer science facility at Wright State Unive r sity, $21.7 million for an addition linking a blologlc<tl sciences building anli th e College of Pharmacy at Ohio State, $15.8 million for Statehouse renova· lions, and $284,000 for renova, lions at the Governor 's Mansion. GAWPOUS IOAl.ClUI , 614-446.0175 •t 26 Cent1 A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Senate Minority Leader·Harry water systems. , .. Meshel, D·Youngstown, one of "We. may not geta,coladeson the architects . of aid "for locai this because It doesn 't have the Infrastructure, defended the · maglc or new buildings or Indusplan . "We have finally created · trial parks," acknowledged Sen. an Infrastructure fund , the first Theodore Gray, R-Columbus. In the nation," he said. The new capital appropriation Once Celes te signs the bill, for 1989·90. contains $417 million the first $120 million wotth of worth of construction projects on bol)ds will be sold later this college and university camyear 11nd the money wtll flow to puses , $48.3 million lor mental' local government based on the health and retardation faclliUes , merit of each project as $56.7 million for parks and detennlned 'by a new state recreatlo.nal facilities and $4.5 commission. · . million (or correctional ' A total of $12 million was set fa clllfles. · . .. aside . for small villages and . Showpiece of the capital bill Is townships. and $4 million Was a$36 . 6mllllonlodge.~abinsanda reserved strictly for replace- golf course at Maumee Bay State me,nt of deteriorating sewer and Park. The proposal also con tains Specials For The Mot1th of March MEN'S 2 Sections. 14 Paget Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio. Friday. March 1 B. 1988 ' . MEN'S SHOIT SLEEVE Scattered snow flurries tonllhl. Increasing cloudiness Saturday. Legislature adjQurns . afterpassing 41 bills Ho8pital news Board reviews progr,am • at ul Olympics team beaten Middleport figure8' are alinounced Area deaths · PageS ~.1 Members reviewed the JTPA eight percent set·aslde funds program of the State Depart. ment of Education, which aids placement of. llandlcapped clients In jobs, when the Meigs County Board of Mental Retardation· Developmental Dis· abilities held Its quarterly meet· lng this month. Andrea Keyes was Introduced as a .new placement specialist. She Is a reeent gtadua te of Ohio University from the College ol Health and Human ServiCes. Daily Number .. 607 Pick 4 9697 . r: ------Weather-----!-: Members responded favorably COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) The Senate ha tiled for 90 to the renewal of the grant for State lawmakers faced a daylong minutes over the distribution 1988-89 and all members stilled session today as they attempted fonnula for Issue 2 money- $1.2 an agreement for the renewal to put the finishing touches on biUion worth of bonds authorized proposal. Cathie Wood discussed long-term capital construction by Ohio voters last November to nine placements In community legislation and adjourn u·n tll fund repairs and replacement of employment. Employers Include after the May 3 prlinary election. local roads, bridges and water . Cooper . Chrysler, Smith-Nelson Included on the crowded ca· and sewer systems. Motors, Pizza Hut, Big Wheel, lendars were a ~118 te vote on a· As always, the bulk of the Meigs and Gallla State Garages. controversial btu banning phos- .administration's capital lm· An openlllscusslon atthe ~lose phate detergents In northern provements bill, goes tor con· of the meeting concluded with Ohkl and a House vote on a .$14 structlon at colleges and positive feedback from board million supplemental approprla· universities. members. The JI'TA staff ex· lion and a $481 million capital Sen. Stanley Aronoff, R· tends a vote of thanks to all board reappropriation for unfinished Cincinnati, chairman of the Se· members tor their donation of projects. · nate Finance Committee, said time and energy. Any questions The House was to meet at 10: 30 the outlay was agreed upon by or concerns on the project can be a.m. and the Senate one-half hour majority Senate and House lead· later. ers, and the Celeste admlnlstra· A major sticking point could be lion. He said It would not a distribution fonnula for state endanger the state's credit rat·. bond money for local highway lng by straining the general fund and .bridge . replacement and to retire the capital bonds. repair - a House·pasSed :bill "This Is a responsible effort to All Middleport ·VIllage funds which the Senate approved In address the capital needs of the · amounted to $255,345.89 as of different form Wednesday. state," said Aronoff. Feb. 29, according to the monthly Gov. Richard Celeste's' $618 The only amendment pennlt· million capital Improvements ted by the administration and the r!!JX>rt of VIllage Treasurer Jon bill lor 1989-90 was sent back to House and Senate majority lead· Duck. Receipts Into each fund for tbe the House In 15 minutes Wednes- el'shlp was a transfer of $1.5 day with one minor change, million from a medical. building month, disbursements and the despite an attempt by minority to a law school building at Ohio Feb. 29 balance, respectively, Include: Democrats to add $14 million State University. General, $15,745.08, $15,690.13, worth of projects. Sen. Neal Zimmers, D·Dayton, It was followed by an $83 · the assistant minority leader, $23,335.53; street maintenance, $4,931.49, $6,117.54, $467.35; mini· million long·tenn capital outlay Introduced what he called a tor juvenile jails requested by the "fairness amendment" to help golf, no receipts, $2,000, $2,000; Ohio Department of Youth "those of us who were left out of fire equipment, $2,637 .88, $1,864.88, $2,576.51; fire truck, no Services. the negotiating process." · receipts, rio disbursement$, $4,898.44; sanitary sewer escrow, no receipts, no disbursements, $74,403.29; economic development, $1,709.40, $4,073.48, $10.432. 71; public transportation, Elmer Sayre ams, Charleston, W. Va., and $27,875.38, $18,146.09, $8.&46.36;. Lena Wandling, Arbuckle. Also water tank, no receipts, $10,000, Elmer Griffith Sayre, 92, Mid· surv.lvlng are 30 grandchildren, $102,079.81; water. $14,110.~. dleport, died Wednesday evening several great-grandchildren and $8,704.85, $11,355.59; sanitary at Veterans Memorial Hospital. several nieces and nephews. sewer, $9,816.35, $8,614.26, Mr. Sayre was born June 15, , Besides his parents, he was 1895atArbuckle, W. Va.,asonol preceded In death by his wife, $4,157.80; swimming pool, no the late Ezeklland Adeline Shinn Emma Maude Glenn Sayre In receipts, $27.70, $731.33; cemeSayre. He was retired from his 1959, four brothers, two sisters, tery, $1,308.68, $1,330.18, S711.0&; employment Will! the New York three grandchildren and three water meter trusta, $100, $218.31, $13,550.13. Recelpta for the Central Railroad. grea t·gr!lndchlldren. Surviving are three daughters, Services will be held at 1 p.m. month totaled. $78,534.48 while Goldie Siders, Dunedin, Fla.; Saturday at the Rawllngs·Coats· disbursements -amounted to Sylvia Cook· and Pauline Blower Funeral Home with Mr. $76,787.42. Snowden, both of Pomeroy; tour Emmett Rawson offlcatlng. Bursons, Maxie Sayre, Pittsburgh, Ial will be In the Sayre Cemetery Febnwy~ Pa .. Paul Sayre, HoWe, Ind. ; at Arbuckle. Friends may call at are releaaed Elmer Sayre, Jr., Henderson, W. ·the funeral home from 2to4and7 Va., and Raymond Sayre of to 9 p.m. Friday; Forty-three arresta were made Troy; .two sisters, Mary Willi· by the Mlddteport.Polk:e Department during February, Chief or PoUce Sid LltUe reporta. The department lnvestlpted 111!\en aecldenta, drove aU vehlclel · 5,1m mllea durllla the month and wrote 2:11 parklnl tk:keta. Park· 1111 meter collectlolll, totaled ' ~.12 and merchant pollee . collectlona amounted to SM. i I • Jackpot Unclaimed :':.J.~a:,~~~!::::!: "'-ey Ohio Lottery · Church • notices • Br IBniiLU'BB Lawmakers to adjourn · '' .•' THANK YOU- Bill Neutzllng, a member of the Meigs County Special Olympics River Racera bukethall team, presents a plaque to Bruce Reed, representing Fannen Bank and Savings Compaay, In apprec,ulon of the !laak's purcb88e of a buketball scoreboard for Carleton School. The scoreboard has been Installed and !"'88 ued for the ftrat time during a rame this put Sunday. COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) The Ohio Ge neral Assembly has adopted and sent to Gov. Richard Celeste a bill strengthening Ohio's open meetings law for the media anq the public. The bill, authored by Sen . Scott Oelslager, R-Canton, cleared both chambers Thursday. It requires that a roll call vote be taken any time a public bOdy wishes to conduct a priva te ··meeting. Public agencies are allowed to meet In secret for seven specific reasons, but they often do so without taking a vote of the members. A majority vot" would henceforth be required to go Into executive session. The bill also ·requires an · agency to be more spe~.iflc when. (Continued on page 10) -~ news briefs__, .Shot fired New chamber officers begin duties at Gallia ' . deputy,Sh en•ff DIESS & CASUAl 30°/o IEDUCm.20°/o . New offlcere began their duties when the Middleport Chamber of Commerce met at the 'Middleport :patry Isle. The new ·group Includes Bob Freed, president; Dick OWen, vice president; Harold Hubbard, treasurer, and Pat Arnold, secretary. . . Thote attending the meeting discussed ways of beautlfuytng the town and-renovating the old depot building at the Dave Diles Park where the chamber has been alloted office space. 1'b~ merchants committee met briefly to discuss the ptomotlon calendar for 1988. Membership dues for 1988 are now payble and members will be contacted. The next meeting will be on Aprll19, at 8 a.m .. at the Dairy Isle In Middleport. WI 11111 Ami SIX FOIIUL ·WEAl FOI MIN I BOYS LADIES LADES SPORTSWEAl SWEATERS r.s,n.e&s... All 5nLES WtT. . , _... ,Slim sanvt . BLOUSES l•h• 40°/o 1/2 PIKE ••u•20% 'LADIES lONG 1lOT OF LADm lADIES 'san , I POlYESid TOPS DRESSES · INIT SWUTDS IEDUCID 1/2 ,_~ :I'BII I •• Ill UINDIIN fOI cam & Jadrets ...... 200fo Bendover Sportsw•r ' ...... 200ft 30°/o · SUITS & . ' I BLAZDS ' :IEDUCED 1/2 Plfa . Free concert slated at Eastern All LADIS ' IEDUCID LADES LEVI . A Gallla County Depuly Sheriff escaped Injury Thursday morn· lng when. he was shot at wblle attempting to serve a summons at a residence on Gooch Rd. In Raccoon Township. Tonight, Friday, the Eastern Banda and Women's Chorus will · · pre~ent a free concert at the blgh acl!OOl gymnulum. The Junior Band will perfonn John Philip Sousa's "Waablqton P01t" marcb, "Amazing Grace,'' "Rock Fever" and "A Furloua ~a.ble" by Jared Spears. The High School Band :will present "Men of Ohio" march by Henry Fillmore, ''Toccata tor Band" !IY Fl'alik Erlcbon, Tlcbalkovaky's ''Swan Lake Ballet Mualc,'' and !'Tequila." 'hie Women's Chorua will peftorm· Ita OMEA Conte~ . selectillpl u the final portion of the concert, Included will be "Amazlnl Grace" by John Newton and "The Heavena are Telling" by Beethoven. Tile dlnctor of the Women's CborusiJ Valerie Ransbottom. . Tbe 1Nuld director Is 81)1 Hall. ' SWIMWUI ly C.t•u I J.tz. for W...tts BABR EMS.has five Thursday calls • bmctlra aald Davill· allegedly fired from the porch of his residence, !ben went Inside ·and retulld to come out. He later IIU&endered alter Sberltf Mont· iOfti81'Y neptlafecl with Davia and IIJI attorney·' -d-- . . . Davta waa arrested and ·......... ....... Cowl"'--. - Medical ~ fl·- ~.n •• '-~llt _!2 GJIIllpolls Muatclpll v ~ .... __.,. . _.~ ••~~· ·~..- ·- ····= --- - ~-cournrnere !Iii JijltiilaiiJOOeesb · ·' I \II Sheriff James Montgomery said that Delbert E. 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