https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/da7c1674d36be50cd78c9a58b2fc1a2e.pdf 5a4c6424729b406d03abaa8fe3152857 PDF Text Text Ohio Lottery • Orlando. . tires . coach Pick 3: 875 Pick 4: 5589 Buckeye 5: 9-13-14-22-32 Sporta on Page 4 Mostly elear tonight, low In ttia 408. Thursday, par11y eloudy, high In mid- • 80s. • ·~e VoL 47, NO. 203 ••' "• .'' . / •• 011117, ptllo ~ley Publlehlng ~y .AIL tiEW CHillY FllONT. ~ WHEEL DRIVEl· COII/IE .BY FORA TEST 'DRIVE TODAYI ' .. 2 Sectlone, 12 "-gu, 35 cenla . A Gennett Co. N - . Pomeroy·M!ddlaport, Ohio, Wednesday, February 19, 1·~7 · . • PrE!dictions, promises focus of Rt. 33 meeting . By JlM FIJEEMAN Sentinel News Stall ' ~ The Route 33 Commiltee of the Southeast Ohio Regional Council got both a prediction and a promise at its regular meeting Thesday. The meeting, held in Arhens, was the group's 'first since the .Ohio Department of Transpotta:tion pub'lished its highway construction spending priority list last month. The prediction, by Meigs County · Ch8ll)her of Commerce President Horace Karr, was that an overdue environmental study on the proposed Ravenswood Connecror Projecl •• nci. fWther.developmenl. would not · be .finished by the proThe proposed Athens to Darwin jected July complelion date, highway relocation project and'U.S. The promise, by newly appointed 331I·77 Connector Road were both State Senator Michael Shoemaker placed in :ner II, meaning that en viwho was attending his first Route 33 ronmental studies and design work meeting, was: "Come July if this falls · will continue ·: wilh a later reevaluthrough. 111 go to Columbus with you arion to determine if further develand go to war." opment will occur. The document released by ODOt The document states that Tier II pUreed p~ consrruction projects projectS will be eyaluated ·at least into three categories: Tier I -- con- annually to determine if they merit struction in fiscal years 1998-2001; advancement 10 the · next srage of Tier II - ~ontinuation tloough the development. · current stage o~ development; Tier Ill Proposed Nelsonville and Lan- · caster bypasses .scored high on the.. \'ther rhree projecls. · . second tier. Under the current rating scheme. Currently ihe group's focus 'is on · highway projects are granted points completion of the U.S. 3~1I-77 Con- based on traffic coun\ aild·the numneclor, also known as the ber of accidents, economic developltavenswood Connector, which com- ment faclors and bonus points based mittee·members referred 1o as com- additional funding or local suppon. . dor's bottleneck or stopper. Committee .co-chairman Sreve However, Lancaster and Nel- Story said lhe group atlempt'd to sonville bypasses were granted more gain additional economic developconstruction points due to a higher ment points for the Ravenswood traffic count. · Connector due to a propose~ indusThe group reaffirmed its commit- . trial concern in the Great Bend area. ment toward completion of rhe The project did not garntr any Ravenswood Connector before the · additional points for economic devel- opment, Story said. "To get economic developmenl points. you really have to have a Company in hand lhal says it will come if rhe highway is built ... or nor come if the highway is nor built." co-chair· man David Lieser explained. • "It is tough lo get economic deveiopment points," he added. "You need a (indusrrial) plant in hand that needs lhat road." "With the (U.S. 331I-77 Con nee: · tor) there is no way lo gel a traffic. count for a road that has not been: Continued on page 3 . ,. . ___._..Warm "day~ Officials do ·n ot have enough information to· identify pair invo.lved in Ohio shootout ):;", ,, .. t . ' ' ···' WILMINGTON (AP) - The ve!Ucle used in Saturday's shoorouts . with police reportedly is registered to a man w~o was questioned in December· in a triple slaying in. Arkansas. . . Several newspapers and television stations have reponed that. the blue, 1978 Chevrolet Suburban used in the shootings is registered to a Spokane, Wash., man identified as Sean Michael Haines, 19. Investigators said Thesday' !hey . still did not have enough information to identify or issue warrants for the two men involved in the shoorouts with a state trooper. a deputy sheriff and a: cily police officer. • . .Spokane police say Haines is a . ,y<!Jlth, ~r· of lhe neo-Nazi group AS LOW AS: · i\ryall,~.-tiRJIS· ., . . 1 • Reports also said authorities wan·i Ark. lo question Jacob Myron Settle of · Mueller, 53, was a gun dealer who Spokiuie and Chevy Kehoe, 24, of had ties to anti-govcrnmenr; white Colville, Wash .• in rhe Ohio case. . supremacist miliria groups in Kehoe apparently sold the rine Arkansas. coun documents state. · lhat earlier had been srolen from No one, including Haines, has William Mueller, . an Arkansas· gun l,leen charged in rhe slayings. . deale.r )Vho was slain early las! year. . : The State Highway Patrol released Sourh Dakota authorities arrested the in-cruiser videotape of the inilial Haines after they spotted his ·Subqr- Wilmington shootiqg, asking rhe ban illegally·parked in a handicapped public to help identify the men who parking zone of an Interstate 90 rest abandoned the Suburban with Washslop near Sioux Falls, S.D. ington state license plates. Published reports have said that Police found two guns, including one that reportedly had been srolen several guns were found in the Subfrom the scene of the Arkansas vit - urban. Bur parrol spokc~man Sgt. lims, in lhe vehicle. John Born said the patrol could not The decomposed bodies of say what was found because the ClinMueller, his wife, Nancy, and her 8- t.on County pr~cutor asked a judge year-old daughter;..:SJitah Powell, · to seal ~he results of the search war· were found in water near Russellville, nnt repon filed Tuesday. Prosecutor Wi !ham Pcelle said it is srandard pracricc to seal results of search warranrs when he thinks reponing would damage his case. . "As far as I'm concerned, it's pari ' oflhe ongoing investigalion," Pecllc said. "If infonnation conlllincd in the affidavits or search warrant wasn 'I. information that could affect the 'investigation. we would nor have ·· requested that il be sealed." Federal agcnrs, like everybody else, were waiting for idenlifications. "We're definitely involved, bur tirsr!llld foremost this is a srare police invesrigation," said Ed Boldt. ' spokesman-for the FBPs Cincinnati ·.- office. OppOnents say . . Small insurers shouldn't carry tax break ., . A llbta bollnlttr paa'" through columna In the Autt Park pavll•• two glrle talka above •• they enjoy the temperature• In 601 In Clnelnlitltl Tueadtly. (AP) . ' ' ' 1>../;r~· ..:: ~: Meigs County .voters :··w ill decide·1.8 mill . MRDD :levy on ·May 6 · · 'By JIM FREEMAN programs grow, allow for the replace. Sentinel NeWa Staff menl of two buses during the next · On May 6, Meigs County voters eighr years, and .allow fer a capital · will decide a 1.8 mill continuing levy constructio,n project to accommodate for maintenance, capital.cons®ction the growing space needs due to an · and operation of Carleton School and increase in enrollment during the past · · Meigs Industries. fi("e years." Carleron School/Meigs Industries The adult program'cnrollmcnr has director Sieve Beha and members qf grown by 40 percent, while Early . !he M.;igs County Board of Mental Intervention and Preschool programs Retardation and Developmental Dis- 'have incre~scd by 300 percent. he abilities asked the Meigs County said. Adding that future enrolllll!'nt . · · BQIII'il of Commissioners for approval increases are anricipatcd.. 10 put the issue oir the ballot for ser· · " The capnal ·constructron P"'!cc~ vices for children and adults wrlh would rn~ludc two phases. of con ' : develosimental disabilities who reside slructoon added to the cxrsung facti· ; · in Meigs County. . . · ny. The firsl phase wrll add 4,2(~. · . Services have becli provrded by square-feet to .'~ Aduh Scrvo<es · · the board since 1967 and from Car- Program for hahrhtauon ~tovorrcs and leton School and Meigs Industries' for the school age transruon class: It · existing facility since 1982, accord- woul~ ruso allow for some, re~~~auon · ing to Beha. The lasrlevy placed on · of exrsung ,sp~ce for bcltcr utoh7.atoon ' · the ballot by the commissioners in of.lhe prodUction area of the program. · 1992 allowed additional needed ser- Thos would be completed by the end :. vices to be provided by lhe board. . of 1998. . · . Those addirional services which Phase lwo would be .completed were for the benefit of cllildren and dunng 1999 and 2000 and w.ould add . ldtrlts with developmental disabilities 4,200-s9irare-feet to the school pro.. include: physical therapy, speech gram wrth .the addlllon of hvo class. .' therapy. occupational therapy, three • room learmng centers, a facohty cafe., adult habiliration staff members, an terra (to pe~lt full program ~se of &dditional multi handicapped class, the gymnasrum) and some krtche.n .. two additional ·preschool classes, a renovauons. . . . : . . .' · {ull rime cenrer based Early Inte~· Total project costs ~ncludrng sote ·· vention prograln and•servtce coordr- development are projected to. be · • nator, part-time adapted physical $951 ,OOQ o~r the lhm: year~· ·· education, part-time physical therapy $300,000 of~ cost will be provrdaide bus aides a heallh services ed by a capttal. construction grant · c~nalor and two replace- through the Oh.io Department of · inent buses, Beha said. , Mental Re~tron ~ DevelopIll supporting die new ·Jevy issue, mental Disabrbtres obtlllned by Rephe swed the additional funding•will . resentative John C:::arey ~n the fiscal enlblc the MRDDBoard to "conlin· year '97-'98 state caprraJ · budget, ue the quality services which have Beha indicated. . · . -'ready bcen .eatabliihl!d.llld irilpleQehanoted.that the levy ~pallll maited. increue the level o1' serv1cea theine will he "\V11e• You G1ve Help, enrollment in the schoo.l and adult . ~ 011 , . . . 3 (Rl'b :as • . ...... •r---·-- .._....;, ... .. . '. ,!It•' · 1" • COLUMBUS (AP) - Small panics thai sell policies outside Ohio insurance companies that sell most of and for out-of-srate companies ·that their. policies inside Ohio shouldn't sell insurance in Ohio. " I don'r know why you 'd want to be asked to carry out-of-state tax breaks for bigger insurers, .an oppo- slap around certain elements of the nenr ro an industry tax restructuring domestic insurance industry in order to provide massive tax breaks forcer· said. , . Under Gov. George Voinovich's lain domestics.'" Conley said after $36.14 billion budget bill, insurers tesrifying before the House Ways and lhat sell policies out of state would be Means Comminec. ·The plmel'is hold. al less or a disadvantage than under ·ing hearings on tax provisions of the current tax policy, state Insurance Voinovich plan . Ohio-based insurance companies Din:ctor Harold Duryee said Tuesday. But the tax relief proposal would currcnrly pay Cither 0.6 percent on do norhing to help companies that do rheir assets or a tax based on 2.5 permosl of their business inside the state, cent of-the value of premiums they and would mean tax increases for wrote in Ohio the previous year. The budge! proposal would elimmany of them . .said Dean Conley, oxccurive director of the Alliance of inate the a..sers option and phase in a Ohio Insurers, which opposes rhc reducrion or rhc premium rax ro 1.5 rcstrucluring, percent by 2003. Duryee told the ·It is an unfair advantage for,com, , conunittcc. ·· The changes are needed ro keep Kun Tunnell, a lawyer who repOhio in line with the 44 olher states resenls rhe Insurance Coalirion fot that have restructured taxes. Those Equity and Growth, which supports states charge a ".retaliatory" tax on 'the bill. said Ohio law has fallen . Ohio companies· thai sell policies . behind the times. "It was wriuen in a~othcr era for there, Duryee said. · . Failure to change the structure other. purposes. It has nul evolved," could lead Ohio insurers to pull their Tunnell said. The Alliance of Ohio lRsUrcrs. headquarters out of Ohio, and would which reprcscnls nine companies ·. discourage out-of-state insurers from that oppose rhe bill , argued that lhc moving ro Ohio. That's the consensus Duryee said bill would hurt small companies and he drew from conversations wirh heallh-carc insurers that do most of executives for our -o f-~tale insurance their business inside Ohio. However, the new tax struerurc companies he would not identify. . "They wanted to move them likely would not drive companies our because the climalc was not good . of the marketplace, said Dave Roark . They did not move rhcm ro Ohio," of Grange Insurance. "It certainly wouldn 'l pur a co mDuryee said: "II (lhc budget bill) has rhc adv.anrage of being able to pany like Grange out of husincss or encourage insurance companies to any company our of business. ncccs. sarily," Roark said. move here: · Committee.resumes debat' over enterprise zones COLUMBUS (AP) - A Repul!lican lawmaker wants Ohio's enter· prise zone program to 'return lo irs . roots - helping .out poKJT urhan arca'i. "I would prefer the. incentives wclc biaSed toward the inner citi.es, i1• create jobs for people who aren 't Bell>rc you, kni>w it, you've given nearly 300 sites around the stare rhat mnhilc," Sen. G:uy Suhadolnik, · R-Strongsvillc. said.Tuesday after rhc lirsr mcering of the Enterrrise Zone Oversight Commillcc in 17 months. "Unli>nunatcly, irtakes rhc whole General Assembly In pass a bill. State scraps plan for food stamp .exemption breaks to everyone." including rural and suburban areas. Oliio's Enterprise Zone. program, Crirics argue that the slate dcvcl crcatci:l in 19M2. was originally opmcnt department and rhc commuinrcndcd 10 offer tax hreaks to com- nitics offering rhc incentives have panics rhat invcsr in poor, inner city . done a poor job of verifying that the areas. Since then , it h3s grown to companies arc creating the jobs PUP construction---. .COLUMBUS (AP)- The stole But they also give stutcs rhe oplion of has scrapped plans to ask federal wei- · lifting rhc work rcquircment'in area.< ·fare officials for an exemption rhar of high unemployment would excuse some food stamp rccipOhio got a waiver for 12 cities and jcnts from work .requirements. 20·eountics in January. but will not - "Welfare reform ln'"'9hio empha- usc it. said Ron Rhodes, department sizes 'work fint,' and it is not unrea- spokesiJian. . sonable to ask able-bodied adults to · Of the more rhan 900.000 Ohioans particip8te in a work activity," Arnold receiving food stamps, I 09,000 arc Tompkins, director of the . Ohio childless adults between 'the ages of Departmen! or Human Services, said , 18 and 50. Of rhose; aboul 82,000 are in a news release 1\rcaday. exempt under federal rules cx.cusing . New federal welfare rules require !he disabled, peo'ple dependent on able-bodied adult$ wirh no depe'n· certain medications and those already denrs to work or participate iir job working. · The remainder have ~en notified training programs at leasr 20 hours a week in exchange for food stamps. to contact county welfare officials. Vehicle hits girl getting off school bus WILKESVILLE (Al') - · A vehi· dispatcher would not give her name. The girl's ~ilion was not availcle hit a 7-year-old girl Tuesday as she was gettins off a school bus in able, lhe hospital said. Vinton Count)'. The patrol said the accident hap- interse~:tion sta~ ~~~~~~~§~~~~~~~~~~~iiiii! i.nmediately released, was transport- Route, 1_24 and county ~~ ·9 1n girl, whose name wasHos· not •. Wil~vrlle. pened at theNo other ~ads of were ed The by helic~ter. to Children's pitA! i!l Coluril~us, a State.'Hi~hway av11lable. · · Patrol dispau:her in Jacklon sajd. The '. . ' �- .. 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Shoemaker said that gming biJb-. way construCtion mooey boils doWII to a matter of politics~ • "Politically, you've got to get the decision makas," he said ... ~ name of the game is politics... youhave got to beat up on your Cllldif uf •• •·' cQU · nty.. • .!1r A Gannett Co; Newspaper . CHARLENE HOEFUCH General Manager so. ' Friday...!lhowers likely. Unseason ably warm. High in the mid to upper 60s. Getqe Harold Buchulan, 78, ~ Sprina Ave., Puneroy, died Tuesday, Political iaue Saturday...A .cbatice of morning Feb. 1B. 1997 11 biJ resideoce. "This isn't about a traffic coun~" showers... Otherwise becoming panBona on July 16, 1918 al Middleport, be was the son of the llle James said Meigs County Chamber of Corn- c~a~es." . F Iy cloudy. Low in the upper 30s aad and Emma Sauer llucha•an. He was a redred employee of B~s Auto men:e President Honce Karr. "What He pointed to success by thll high in the,Jower 40s. . aad Pomeroy Motor Co.• was a ve~aan of World w... n, and a member of they're really talking about is voter Route 3S committee which got sec.( Sunday... Panly cloudy, Low in the the Drew Webster Post 39.American Legion, and the Sacred Hea-t Chun:h; count." lions of road approved and completj upper 20s and high in the mid 40s. Pomeroy, · "This makes our 18th. 19th and ed in Gallia Count;y. 1: He. is survived by his wife, Vera Marie Hepp Buchanan, Pomeroy, and 20th yeat in planning on the "We got these sections "ofhipwa~ · ~file/LIS Ce!illntled from paae t two meces. RavenswOOd Connector... that stupid ::1 Besides his pareniS, he was preceded in death by a brother, James schedule you've got is idiotic," be done ,before we ever thought w~ : Vou Give Hope." for propen;, taxes from the citizens of Buchanan; . . . added. "These . are the same old would'ever get them," he said. "You have to tell your candidalc:! , ."It has been _the past and present Meigs Couni)>, but through the"supFuneral services will be held Friday at 10 Lm. at the Sacred Heart Church excuses I've bean! since this has been 1f you don't sign up for this in blood Support· of Meags County citizens port of ew'Yone, the needs' of chil· Pomeroy. The Rev. Fr. Walter Heinz will officiate and burial will be In Sacred going on." you are not going to get my vote'," 1M! Which has enabled us to provide the dren and aduiiS with developmental Heart Cemeiery. Friends may call at the Church from 6 to 9 p.m. Thursdliy. . .ODOT District 10 spokeswoman added. ' necessary services to meet the needs disabilities ·and their families will ArrangemeniS are being handled by Ewing F~al Home, Pome~ Nancy Pedigo said, "this is the first At that time, Karr predicted the 6f Ghildren and aduiiS with develop- continue to'be me~" he said. time ·ODOT has told you how much environmental study . would fall mental disabilities throughout-Meigs He noted that a half mill MRDD money we've got." County. It is the continued support of property tax went off this year, which "In the old days they told you 'the through followed by Shoemaker's thosecitiuns which will enable us to would make new levy amount to a David E. Evans, 47, 9420Andover Dr., Belleville, Mich., died Tuesday, check was in the mail' and it just was- promise to go to Colum!lus with the committee. continue to make a difference in the net increase of 1".3 mills. Feb. II, 1997 at his home following a brief illness, . n't true," sbe said. lives of individuals with dev.elopCommunity members serving 011 Born on Aug. 30, 1949 in Pomeroy, be was the son of Kathryn Dill Evbs "I'm here to bet it will be IOyean, . ·mental di.sab"li ' d the" • "I Porn d the 1 W:"•'E ho" died 0c 19 1996 ' if ever, before they build the con· "It is too c:&Sy to say 'no' to Meigs 1 bes liR · ar .anu ies. · the levy committee include. Judge eroy, an pi ed ate It ..... r vans, w bl 1 on · W: t. , M".h H the ford As nector road or even start on it," Karr County," Shoemaker said. "You have 1be d servtces we pro- Ro""n Bilek, Carson Crow, Bob . programs an . e was. em oy sem y pant an ayne, tc .; was a "nd" "d 1 "" t ' fthe u s Arm ' ·· ,...___ ~ said. to include other counties. There are vade all ow J tvt ua s with develop- Eas.on, Pastor AI Hartson, Dr. Dou- ve eran o : . y servantpn ""' ...,..y,.and a member of the St. Paul · · U 'tedM thodist " Church fChri .., 1 M" h ODOT corridor manager Bob alotofvotersupRoute33toColum. b"l" 0 tal d jllen asa ltbes to become con- glas Hunler, Sue Maison, Paul Reed, m e st. aay or, ac · · tributing, productive, and responsible John Rice," Nora . Rice, Bob litus, He is survived by his wife, Debbie, a son, Samual, two daughters, Sher- Olexo said the environmental study bus." m mb f th 1 · · and Kri t (Da 'd) RiJ grandchiJ•- b" •-·L-- · 1 Ear. should be done by the end of July. He Lieser noted that together, the e said. ers o e r communitaes," Frank V:aughan and Jean W:eave•, s Y 10 VIauniS and ey; two """"uncles. w<>n, as ,.... ,..-m- aw, I Fer- added that additional funding may communities along Route 33 have Beha ' • . ry ko of florida, H fti'--• the , Commis~ioners unanimously F raJ · held p "da the" come through after Congress releas- more clout. · •· tt"eofr "'"" thetaxa"ssueonthe H une. W.seCstlandrvaces ·Mwere _ch.'lbe Rcn yDrat Ge ff .ermeulem . highway bodget. . a gun wt.th,.our theM ·oollowing infor- approvedpl~a·ng G DruMemorial h ffi F_uneral es us ·· .. ... 1t,s l"ke • havtng rna on om eags County Audi- ballot but -topped short ndo , orne ·~ ,. • . v.. . o rey . tc .as o _acaated at · tor's office regarding the ·impact of th • s · e. rsang the servace, and burial was an Menton Townshap Cemetery 10 Mao, Mich. "The Ohio Legislature doesn't bullets in the chamber," he said. referlhe levy upon property owners, based e measure. -. want to do anything until Congress ring to the committee's four projects. 'On the appraised value of property, "We wisb you all luck," said, commakos its decision," he said. In other business, the committee . The , owner o( a $20,000 home mission President Janet Howard. "fm · • "Our task is to be ready to go right endorsed the least cost option for the sure you'll do line" · : · · · · into planning once tbe environmen- Athens te>Darwin highway n:location cwould pay .an additional $12.80 a "W: 11 · h . rtan Thomas B. (Tommy) Sprague, 62, Bidwell (Evergreen Community) died . 1 Tuesday Feb. 18, 1997 at Southern Ohio Medical Center, PoriSmouth. ,.ear while the owner of a $80,000 e a rea1aze. ow ampo tal study is done," he added. project. . would pay an additional $50.40. ~~ ~:m::e· 58ld Vice-presBorn July 19, 1934 at Kerr, son of the late Chauncey and Aorence Moore "It is never a pleasant task to ask 1 en ' an. Sprague, be was an employee ofNOnis-Northup Dodge, Inc., Gallipolis. He refreshments. ::..a 1952 graduate of Bidwell-Porter High School, lltd a u.s. Army Vet- Clinic offered In Athens Surviving are his wife, PlllriciaSkidmore, whom be married Nov, 16, 1955 A clinic for area high school athletes, parents and coaches will be l~~SJK";Iion annouiKed atGallipolis;adau,&hter, ...arenSpragueofGallipolis; afosterson,Keith h IdS . E. Burnette of Belpre; two sisters, Lucille Skidmore of Vinton and Virginia e unday, March 2, 1 10 4:30p.m. . Inspection of the Pomeroy-Racine • Adams of Bidwell. · in the Athens High School Auditori- . Lodge 164, F&AM, will be held Frium. The clinic which was first day. 7:30p.m. at the hall. Work will ' Meigs County residents donated Middlepon: Denver Bush. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by a brother, George "Buster" Sprague, · offered last year, provides valuable · be in the fellow craft degree. Refresh~4 uniiS of blood when the American William Slater. Beatrice Wood, Debra Services will be 11 a.m. Friday at the McCoy-Moore Funeral Home-, information abut how athletes may ments will be served and members Red Cross Bloodmobile visited. the Call, Linda Haley, Ellis Myers, Sue continue their sport on the collegiate are to take pies. Senior Citizens Center last week. Smith; Patricia Weaver, Ann BrownWetherholt Chapel, Gallipolis, with Rev. Jim Lusher officiating. Buril\1 will levels ·and the many financial bene••••••••••• . There were nine first -time donors, ing. Martha Fox, DOnna Hawley, be at the Mound Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on filS o(doing so, The clinic is offered · J. ~- Blackwell, Terri Hall, Brenda Donna Davidson, Norma Wilct~x, Thursday from 5-9 p.m. to players, pan:nts, and coaches from · Blackst~n. ·.HaiTy Brown, Debbie and Elaine Ralston. In lieu of Oowers, memorial gifts may be sent. to the RiYer Valley Ath- all school districts. ·For information I:Jrown, Louise Eads, Elaine Ralston, Shade: William .Cook. letic Department, c/~ Sharon Vlllloy, 1428 UUie Kyger Rd .. Cheshire, Ohio ·athletes may contact the athletic ~imlierJY. Argabright, ·and · Joseph · Minersville : Mary Voss, Shelly . 45620; the Gallia Academy Hi'h Scbool Athletic Boosters, c/o Mrs. Robin d" D · Lane, P.O. Box JOSS, Gallipohs, Ohio 45631; the M-Team, Marietta Colarector or ave· Pa1mer in Athens, t~-rgabright. . White and Jimmie Freeman. Multiple gallon donors were Lin· Ponlaaid, Michael Duhl. lege, Marietta, Ohi9 45750; .or the University of Rio Grande Boosters Club, 593•6651 · Prom committee to organize da Haley, 6 gallons, Michael Duhl, ·I Syi"3C!!:S0: Kathy Cumings, Darla URG• c/o Dr. ClYde Evans, R"10 Grande, Oh'10 45674· · An organizational meeting for the &allon; Janet Th.eiss, 2 gallons. and Thoma, Vicki Morrow and Carolyn Meigs High School prom planning ~auRI SMVPtlrr, 10,_,1allons. , Cl)arles. will be held Thursday, Feb. 20 at 6 . wo<•ers assisting at the Racine: Pat,sy Cornell, Bridget p.m. in the high schnol library. All · bloodmobile were Helen Bodimer, Ritchie, JJarry Holter. Harry Brow 11~ 3:30 p.m., volunteer fire depart- junior class parents are urged to UniiS of the Meigs County EmerWanda Fetty, · June Ashley, Betty Louise 'Prnnk, Judith Smith, and gency Medical Service recorded ment to Riverview Cemetery, auto- auend, Spencer, Charlene Thomas, Ted Hat- Janet Niss. mobile fire, no injuries reported. Dance to be hdd Langsville: Kimberly Argabright three calls for assistance Tuesday. _ .field, Sampson Hall. and Katie :::rist. SYitACUSE Units resportdi.ng included: · A square and round dance will .be The canteen was served by Xi Gam- and Joseph Argabright. · · 8:25 a.in ., Liberty,J.an,e, Middle- held Saturday at the Tuppe" Plains BASHANVFD ~ 1\fu. -.,, ,, .. ,. Rutl~(ld · ~ Christine Napper,llima2:23 p.m., Headley Road, brush port, Avanelle Bass. Vetenins Memo- VFW hall, 8 p.m. .with the Happy ra Nel$611;· Debbie Brown, Louise . Donors by community were: rial Hospital, Middleport squad Hollow Boys to provide the music Pomeroy: Victoria Cundiff, Eads, Crystal Priddy, and Marta fire. no inj11ries repo~. assisted. MIDDLEPORT ' 'fhomas Hart, Laurie W~yland , Blackwood, and J. B. Wilson as caller. Prizes and · Heather Wood~, Janet_Peavley, Pen· __ l.ong''Bottom: Lawrence Driggs, -ny Bnqker, Mandy Bnnker,_ Jenntfer Debra 1ngels, and Henry Bahr. •Mora, J. R. Blackwell, Wal_ltam RadTuppet'S Plains, Karol)'tl Welch, Loves me n o t - - - - - - - - - - - , . . - - - - - - - - - - L o v e s me , ford: Eunace Jpnes, Patncaa Banon, Chad Griffith and Jason Hager. J >avad duPiantaer: -B~tty Lo":'•· <!er. Next visit of the bloodmobile will Loves me r---------..,.---,----- Loves me not , 4ld Rought, Cynd1 King, Davad Kmg, be April Jfi 1 to 6 p m Looos me .. v •. ......_ ::tlarold Nonon; William SnQUffer, • ·• ' · · :Patricia cook Terri Hall, Albert Park- L1vestoc report Looosm••----~----_!~ ;cr•. Gretchen Anderson, Paul Marr, Summary of Tuesday's Producers · ) •1Jchael . VanMeter,· Adam Smith, Livestock' Association auctions at , Lmda Vanlnwagen, Barbara Sm1th. Eaton ·Farmerstowai Lancaster ,Robert Smitb,l,.inda Fo':"man, Bryan Wapakondta and Cald~ell : ' ' Shank, Paulette Hendncks, Brenda Hogs:' §0 cents to 3.00 lower. · : {I lacks ton, John, Moore, Deborah Butcher hogs: 32.50-52.75. 'I Looos me not ,Prueser, ~ue Smtth, J..aa:ry Parsons, Cattle:~teady to 1.00 higher. Looos ma -•Barbara Raggs, and Vockt Canan. Slaughter steers: choice 60.00. ' 67.SO; selliet 55.00-63.50. Loves me -· .... """' Th~ night..:Mostly cloudy with a chance of a shower. Low near ·oavl·d E•.Evans "MARGARET LEHEW Controller ' ·L-- o · r Thomas E Sprag u·e ryle•• gs annoUncements :Mei.gs County resid. ents 'd onat e 84 un1•tS Qf bl00d . ,. . "' Meigs EMS logs three calls the country). ·. . This is well and good. But rep!lratiot\s advocates will have a hard time making their case with most Josenh Perkins -=:. Americans (including a majority of black Americans), because they have no persuasive answer to several :salient questions. Most imponant, why should all · Americans have to pay reparations for shivery, as if all were equally to blllll]e? Indeed, when the Civil W.ar began in 1861, roughly 22 11\illion Americans lived in Northern states, where slavery was against the Jaw. Only 5.5 million white folks lived in . Southern slave states and, of those, only about 275,000 actually owned · slaves. · · It .is with the descendaniS of that 275,00() (perhaps fewer, since 133,000 or· so Confederate soldielil died during the war) that the·descendants of shives have a grievance. Y~t. the rcparationisiS would fon:e all Americans to pay rctribuiion for slavery, including the desccndaniS of those white Union soldiers who actu-. ally fought arid died for black· emancipation. Then there's the question of which black Americans would receive repa- bl_. rations. There are few f11111ilies behind fcirever. '' today that are 100 percent descendFair enoup. Let us .,_ th8t ~~it ed from slaves. Indeed, most black.s government has a moral obliplion to in this countrj. have at Ieist some help these 9 million or !Ki biiCk nonblack blood relations in their Americans - whom Harvud social family lineage: That means that most scientist William Julius WiiiOii black Americans actually ate mixed termed the "tnlly disadvantaaecf" ~ ,..ce, albeit some more so than others. to help themselves. · Then there's the question of eco- . This is belt accomplished not by' nomic fairness .' Why should avei-age cuuing ~.000 rep8ralion checks to t_ax-paying Asian Americans or His- these poor black families (wl!ich, ~ panic Americans or even European ~oub~ w~ld be squandered like lot• Americans (whose forebears owned tery checks), but by completely diSJ no slaves) be asked io pay reparations · mantling the S2SO-billion-•yur JOY: to all black Americans, including the emment-conlnllled welftU"e pituitamost wealthy? '(he Oprah Winfreys lion, on which fll' too many poor · and Bill Cosbys don't need the help. bl~ek families are reliant In its place shOuld be 1111 empow; The reparationiliiS make their strongest case when they argue that ennent system, which encoung.S the 30 pen:ent of black Americans and rewards le1itimue child birthi who remain mired in poverty may be f11111ily cohesion, education, wortt suffering the residual effeciS of slav- and entrepreneurship. ~ ue the. cry 120 years later. Emerge -cites keys to upwud.mobility in America: DliVid H. Swinton, a Harvard-trained as the thriving, successful black mideconomist who is president of Bene- dle and upper-middle classes have proven. · · · · · diet College in Columbia, S.C. In sum •. reparations are no IDI_, "If Y!KI practice slave~)'; discrim· ination, racism, pr any of those things · for what ails the most needful lll~ek­ for some period of time.:· sAid Swin_.· Americans. Whit they aly need il' ton, "it does have an impact on the empowerment. Joseph PerldM .............. future well-being of that .group. It's not enough just to stop djiing those for the San Dleao Ullloi!-~ things. Once yoti get behind in own- and the mtllorol ~RJPtl.lre Me"' ership of capital, the normal process- (Ualoa·TribaDe I'IIWI DbI). es of ·the economy will ' keep you '~., . k }tOSpital neWS Veterans Memorial Tuesday ,dmissions - none. , , Tuesday discharges - Patricia Cundiff, Bidwell; Raymond Lambert, Pomer<iy. .. . · HOlzer Medlcal Center . ~ · DisCharges Feb. til - Lindsey Grate, Gilmer. Morris, Floyd Neal, ferry Hollbacll: t.inda Dyer. · Births - Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Gerber, son, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. William Meek, daughter, Bidwell; ·Mr. and Mrs. Michael Vanmeter. oiaughter, McArthur. · ·' (Publillbed with penuisslon) ' :-':1' The post-election hugs and kisses biblical passage··from the Book of ·Arc they sincere? Perhaps not. allegedly prevents Americans from -between Dem<!Crats and Republi- Isaiah: "And they that shall be9fthee Who cares? The pOint is, politicians hearing and I'CIIding the truth. cans could be developing into a shall build the old waste places; thou have windsocks for cars." 'lbey know · Wh'ach bt·ings ua to the most·· . ..,. I more' mature re1attonsnap. . . · · shalt raise up the foundations . of which way the breeze is blowing, and entrenched foe of cooperative •over-: I .or one app aud and encourage·~ ,thal tells them where to land. . • · and if we· can believe the polls, this Joseph r Ideologues, on the other hand, are nt111ce. Too many people in my busi-: puiS me square)y in agre~ment with ,_ happiest when the dogs are howling, . ·ness would ~ guzzle the heady : A · · .lager of confliCt !ban sip the fine wiiiC· · · matnstream mencans, who have many generations; and thou shalt !le It is thercfqre no surprise.that the pit grown weary of partisan squabbles called, 1be repairer of the breach, bulls on both ends of the spectrum tU"e ·of ideas: . and favor solutions, whatever the pol· The restorer of paths to dwell in," ' grQWiing at the newfound comity, · Maureen DoWd of the New YOrk ·· 1 1 ak ·nmes: "The -sident seems to feel atocs. t a so m es me an ·outcast (I Since Newt Gingrich's near-death On .the ri&ht, former drug czar r· 'th r d · d · 'd · that disagreement is a failing, a sin." say wa pro.oun sratatu e) tn • e- experience with official censure, the cum morality guru William Bennett ological and media cia:cles, many spe~ker has also become an ~postle waxed imjignant when Newt waved . Walter Shapiro of USA Today:. . denizens of wluch depend on discord of cooperation. He seems to be sti- the olive branch at the White House. "What's the point of squandering a ' he" · 1 fortune on viciOus attack ads a'f the .or.,t • 1r emotaona su~tenance and fling his usual bombastic rhetoric and If. the speaker can't hold the conserhe" I" l"h od · · · · result is a bino";san chorus of 'For . stn.e .ort ar 1ve • o· 'I'. h bee has actually begun topreachaccom- vativebannerhjgh,saidBennett,thCn .-- Fellow'?.' ' , He's a Jolly G~ The tre nd toward c1vt tty as . ndcr· it. · Ge rald F; Seib of the Wall Stnlet · r · dn modation. "The fact is, the president be ought 10 surre gathenng steam .or some. ume, an is helping us Oft Medicare,~ he On the left, such reflex;ve liberals c· r' Journal: "Bein& a centrist c1111 seetil . the chlef IIoker has bee n B111 linton. recendy told reporters . ."The presi- as socialist congressman Bernie as exciting ~ lduing yOu!' sister." H has, af ter aII • Io hg bee n a Ieader . dent is sending up a balanced. budget. Sanders of .Vermont is l~ing his • e he od N De . · W:lilt to. send a . mess . - ? All:" ·. m· I m erll.le ew mQc:rat I think on far more "•ronts he t"s wt'th Pro•ressive Caucus in 1111 assault on e together now, KISS THIS. .,.. ·· · · movement. In ·1995 • afte r being jolt- us than he is against us." Clinton's proposed tax cuiS.and wei· J-• .,_ . o f l'he II a Qalka• ti ·: ed from a senes t raI Iapses by . , fare reductions and ",the c~•· _......._-..• ....-r N , R bl' I 1 ...... mood t be h -..-wmcr •01' e. w qapDer EaiiEPIIw :. a. resou nd ang epu Jean e ectora ''"' seems o calC mg on control over ·our media ." which Alloc:lalloa. victory, he began talking about such all across Capitol Hill. Caucuses of -~:---..;...__.__• subslantial issues as baiMced budgets moderate Rejlublk:ans (the "TUesday ·.. . ' . and welf1re in Janguqc that Jlad- Lunch . Bunch," for example) and Ten years ago: liking Democratic leaders and even some of hi$ closeat • dened ·opposition hNIU. ·centrist DemocraiS (the "New Demo- . aides by surprise. New Ycirk Gov. Mario Cuomo announced durini a radio · : After his re-electiqn, Clinton went crat Coalition") have begun to call-in program that he ~ould not run for president in 1988. . · out of his way to empbasize biparti- emerge. In early March, at least ISO Five years ago: Fonner Irish Republican Amiy member JOICph Doherty . san•hlp. "!·stand ready to forge a H.ouse members of both parties will · was depiJ.rted from the United StaleS to Northmt wland followinaal0.)1* • coalitiOII of the center," he told the attend a - in lliittla), Pa. They ba~ (or polit\~al asylum. • ·. · Democratic Leadership Council. will strive, in the won~~ of orpnlz. ' Oni: year aao: RepubliCIIII presidential hopefui•II'JUed tua, trade and . : "Anc;l -1 invite" people of good will of ers,to lind. 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Grant said · lhe players held a Chad Austin made a IS-foot fall'meeting last week in Minnesota, then away jumper in the final second of related their concerns to Gabriel. overtime Tuesday night, giving furNBC-TV reported dunng Sun. due an 89·87 win over lhe Hoosiers BRIANHLL day's loss at Chicago that Hill would in Bloomington. be fired after the game. Although that decision. "All I was thinkins .was to set a didn't happen, it was clear the coach shot off," said lhe 6-foot-2 good "We don 'i deal with kids with was on shalcy ground when Gabriel crewcuts - like I did when I startAustin, who was hounded defen· wouldn't guarantee he'd remain on ed - and you tell them to dive sively by 6-7 Charlie Miiler before the job beyond Monday night when through the wall and they do it," hitting his jumper while fading into' Orlando lost again at Charlolle. the corner. Adubato, who coached Hill in high "Brian Hill has done a tremen- school, said of the players' power Last yeiu-, Austin made a gamedous job in leading us through one play. "They tell you to do it." · winning shot with 14 seconds left to of the most successful periods in bellt Indiana, and he scored 25 points Orlando was 191-1 04 in just over Magic history," the general manag- 3 112 years under Hill. captured two . in the Boilennakers' 70-53 victory er said. Atlantic Division titles and appeared . over the Hoosiers in West Lafayelle "However, at this time, with this last month. ~peel." in the Eastern Conference finals the ; Although the Magic were an particular team, it was the organiza- past two seasons. In the 'J 995 NBA This shot, though, had mucll tfBA-best 9- I in the 10 games tion's feeling that in order to take the Finals, the Magic were swept by the more ridin1 on it. A loss would have before the All-Star break, the play- next step, a change in the leadership Houston Rockets. damaged Purdue's already shaky e/'s told general ·manager John . at the coaching level was needed.': Gabriel did not rule out making hopes of making the NCAA tournaHill, who led the Magi<: to 50, 51 another change before the end of the I;JIIbriel that a rift with Hill had been ment. The B.oilcrmakers.(I4-IO, 9-5 bfewing for weeks. · and 60 victories the past three sea- season, saying the team will weigh Big Ten) likely need three more wins J No one, including co-capcains. sons, received a three-year contract its options before deciding when a in their final four regular-season J'!'nny Hardaway and Horace Grant, extension last season worth permanent replacement will be hired. games to _have a s~t at a bCrth. $750,000 a year. o~ed up to leading a campaign to Austin's heroics gave Purdue ' "Whai we would like to do is But with O'Neal now playing for exllliline ... some of the names that gfl rid of Hill, who guided Orlando coach Gene Keady his 400th tareer td the NBA Finals with Shaqilille the Los Angeles l.akers and injuries would be available to us now," he · victory and .his 200th in the Big 'fen. _d'Nealtwo years ago, but was off to to Hardaway and Nick Anderson said, though declining to answer It also evened Keady's record against Indiana coach Bobby Knight at 17a ~4-25 start without Shaq this sea- preventing Hill from using his reg- questions about possible candidates. . ular lineup much of this season, the 17. . "If Richie finishes the season as team struggled. , Interim coach Richie Aduhato, a Keady said he didn't think about the interim coach." Gabriel added, While he found it difficult to "he absolutely will he a ·candidate ~ic assistant who compiled a the milestone until he was already in 1f6-228 .record in head coaching replace someone so close to him, for continuing on with this organi- . the locker room. stjnts with Detroit and Dallas, will Adubato supported management's zation." · "You couldn't have seen a better basketball game," Keady said. "It Fpr future first-round draft pick, W&l> very competitive ,by both teams. It was a shame anybody had to lose, but 1 figured it would be us, being here. · Bf HILLARY CHURA · . up. .· · million. Mirer had one year left in his '.'We're siill alive, I hope, for a :CHICAGO (AP) -· Finally, Rick Mirer signed a three-year contract conuact with Seattle and was under postseason tourname9t; and in Mlrer is on his way to Chicago. with the Bears, who gave up the lith a $2.5 million salary cap. December I didn't think that was \After four months of uade talks overall pick in the April. 19 draft. Mirer was unavailable for com- possible. So 'these kids have come niore than a·week af speculation. Seahawks spokesman Steve Wright men! Tuesday, but was expected to together and they've got their act thf Seattle Seahawks ori Tuesday said Seattle compl~ted the deal by be in Chicago for a news conference together." oi.ht dealt tlreir former quarterback giv.ing a fourth-round choice to · today. Indiana (20-8, 7-7) h{IS 13 nonof'the future to the Bears for a first- Ch1cago. . round draft choice. The Bears Uied and failed to get Tournament tickets · :"we believe Rick has the quali- Mirer before last October's uading . lie- to he an outstanding player and dead Iine. They refocused their atten·- remain on sale help us get to the next level,!' Bears tion on Mirer last week, with media TICkets for Friday's night's MeigscO.Ch Pave .Wannsledl said in a , outlets ,reporting daily that the deal Vinton County Di_vision ll sectional . ' •tafement'. . ·, was alri)pst done. · · . tournament game at Sooth Webster 'Mi.-er couldn't get !he Seahav;ks, . Seattle gave' the ,Bears ex~lusive are now available at Meigs High to the next level. · rights to talk to Mirer, who turns 27 School. Cost of the tickets are $3. 'After passing for 41 touchdowns next month. San Francisco also was Game lime is 8 p.m. at· !'lotre Dame, he .was the second _interested in him. Tickets are available for Saturovefall pick in the 1993 draft. He had · Bears spokesman. Bryan Haria~ day's Divi~ion N sectionai tournaa womising rookie season, starting said Mirer and the team halj 48 hours ment game between Southern and all '16 games and completing 274 ()f to negotiate ·a possible fourth con-. South Gallia are on sale at Southern 486•passes for 2,833 yards. B111 he tract season. The Chicago·Sun-Times High School for $3. . _, ne"'r realized his potential and spent · repo~d Monday that the deal was· Game time is 8 p.m. at Alexander muf,h or 1996 as John Friesz's back- expected to be for four years and $15 High School. Brian Hill looked relieved, if not pleased. The firecl coacli of lhe Orlando Magic sal on a podium Tuesday. · smiling and patiently answering ·questions about !he stressful 48-hour period thai pm:eded his ouster. He insisled he couldn't see his players' dissatisfaction with him as lhe victories piled up before lhe AIISw ~When he learned Iiley felt Iiley miglil he beller off without him, he was stunned 1111d disappoinled. " I've always had an open door policy with lhe players and told !hem if they had ·a problem with me, or somethiag they were doing, to come in and share it with me," Hill said. "But I also understarid thai is not the nature of a lot of today's players to do tharut. and maybe I should have forced the issue more in that ORLANDO, FIL (AP) - • ' J r conference victories, but still could ACC) won its seasOn-high sev~oth 1 be on the NCAA bubble with six oth- straight and .lith in 12 aames to r. er Big Ten teams having beller con- move one full game ahead of No. 4 !; Wake Forest, which visits No. 12 ~ ference records. I Indiana freshman A.J. · Guyton North Carolina tonight The Tigers (20-6, 8-5), who '! matched his season-high with 31 points, including a'three-pointer with stayed in the game in lhe first half by 26 seconds left in overtime that tied making 13 of 15 free throws. -are 4- l 5 since gelling as high as No. 2 in .• it 77-77. It was Purdue's fifth vic~ in the . The Associated Press poll on J~ 20. Greg Buckner led the Tlgm with : past six games against Indiana and its IOOth win overall - the most by 22 points. . . ! No.9 Sotdh (:amlbla,78• ,, . " any team against the Hoosiers - in the 170-game series that began in ArkPP'R$65 '. J 1901. At Columbia, S.C:, Ryan Stack Elsewhere in the Top 25, it was scored 10 of his 14 points in the first , No. 6 Duke 84, No. 8 Clemson 77; half as the Gamecocks beat the ' 1 No. 9 South Carolina 78, Arkansas Razorbacks for the first time. Stack had two three-pointen \1ur·, . 6S; and No. ll Cincinnati 97. Houston 64." ing a . J9-5 run as the GameCi>cks (19-6, 12-1 Southeastem."Coilfer· No.6Du~84 No. 8 Oemson 77 nece) went up 25-12 and cruise~) to At Durham, N£., Trajlln Lang- their 14th victory in l5 games. lt1~as · don scored a caree~-high 34 points as their first win in six games; with · the sixth-ranked Blue Devi~ moved Arkansas since both joined llk: SEC • a linle closer to winning th~ Atlantic in 1991 1 . • •. J GlendonAiexanderl!ad 19 ,pomts ; Coast Conference regular-season title. · for Arkansas (14-9, 7-6), wh1ch . With a small lineup working needed a nationally televised victo-. · (See TOP 15 on Page 5) wonders again, Duke (22-5, 11 -3 ' By The~ Pritn No surpnse, ~obert~ :Alomar. &!">wed up at spnn~ lratnmg, and nght away the queSllons started all · over again about umpire John Hirschbeck. 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No. 11 CJnclmtatl 97 HOUiton64 At Cincinnati, the Bearcats reached the 20-win. mark for ·the sixth .consecutive season behind Melvin Levell's .career-high 25 · paints. · Cincinnati (20-5, 8-1 Conference USA) has won 20 games in seven of coach Bob Huggins' eight season~. The Bearcats were still ·stinging from a 14-point loss to South Car- ·· olina, and they took it out on Houston (11·12, 3·8). .. ... ,.'· -·· w"""' · Memorill 4S Col. Whemohe: 81, Col. St. CbuJes Thursday'IPIMI I Piekeri- 5),1leyoaldlb\lrtl6 ~ WilminJIOI' 4:., E.lon 59 Circleville54, 44 • • . Coi. BriW61, Ucldot Vll. 48 Col. Centennial 60, Hebro~ L.all.ewood52 1 - • Alllla. 7,3Qp.m. w.-nlfO'IIt Detroit. 1:l0 p.m. P<>nW•OI-.&p.m. TOfOIIIOII San AIIOIIio, S:lOp.m. MIMCIUIUI V.-:ouver; IOp.m. Clcvdoad MU . I.IUII. llt.30 p.m. Bosloil 11 ~ Staic:,IO:JO p.m. game-~s-Cedar\lille. While they last. PIBIIVM QUMJTY E-Z ._..... l*IIWII fiMIL Excellent hiding - 41 Dcfilllli:C 61. 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Orioles owner Pete Angelos says ,,~ Hu;>ch~k ts ~heduled to ~ric H1rsc~k owes Alon:tar an apolothe Oriolts exhtblllon game agamst gy, clatmtng the umpt_re provoked . the Boston Red Sox at Fort Myers an the second baseman wtth a profane .. ) March 17, butAiomar's injurymight (~SPRING TRAINING · " shelve a possible meeting between on Page 6) '' Willard 60, Oalion :\7 Wynford 52, Kenion 49 NonbwatS6 58 a..lmell71. Holy ero.. 61 . lofta74, Fairfield 64 Llfl)olleNd. 7.1,7l. "'"'' ........_ s -64l l Pr0v;dea.:e 79, RIIIJ£1'174 -Hal! I S , - 0.... 74 71. O.la""" .., West V•fJiDia 100. Tow10n St. 86 2 14\\ WES'I'QN <:ONFERENCE ·' '·" 25 .490 ·27 .471 -·- • season. for spitting in HirSchbeek's ~ace last September. · It might be .a. whi~e • .though, before Alomar !s playmg second · base for the Orioles. Alomar arrived in camp · on crutches, nursing a badly sprained JroDtOD Rock Hill71, Mc:Dermon Eut .740 8 .660 12 -· .596 ll · .560 17 .4110 21 27 .411 21> T-a ....... .... :..... 17 J4 .333. · 21~ '. .. .769 .731 Gil ~~~~6 .IllS .. ' NCAA Jllvision I men's scores ~..............;...46 '· ' .L Ea. 12 Yor\ .............. 38 14 Or1Mdo .................. 24 24 -~ ., .......... 15 Pli~U~pb&a .. ......... l2 ao.o-.................... 11 .TRU.TES'l . ·'-1 Alllnlkot.lolon NOWATBOT>l and I have to move on. I've &aid · w~at I have to say about.that whole situation. 1just want to play the game . of baseball and have some fun at the game." Alomar will serve .a five-game suspension at the start of the regular . l6 New Yarta1 s.c:r.na.to, 10:30 p.m. EASTERN CONFERENCE ' ,... 7 o.n... Mllw- .. 8,)0 p.m. TorotltO II Houlton, 8:30p.m.. Boaoa •UIIh. 9 p.m. NBA standings mit I that is it's al~y over and I don't eve!l want.to ·talk about it," Alomar said Tuesday after ~rtin~ to the Baltimore Orioles' camp tn Fon Lauderdale, .FJa. · · "I don't want to bring that issue up," Alomlr wd: "It's already over Bilsketball trade Mirer to Chicago . •,1 . Scoreboard I 'TRU-TEST At Salt Lab City, K1r1 Malciae eric;b, who have loll ll or 17. Dll- h had 37 points, eiaht ...W.IIIId - - 1M dr 1 • only eiaJtl play.n far lit p scored 22 for Phoenia, illcludiag aix 111 rebounds u Utm boll1 Su Anfo.. IICI:IIId time since Monday's . - . duw pointcn. nio. John Stockton lllded 19 poillll ~- tr.te . with the New Ieney ~ HeM Ill,.,.... 13 llld 10 uaistl fDI' the Jazz, who tiod At l'hiladelpbil. nm !Unlaway the Los Anseles Laken for the bellt Klllp "· n 'nwGI ..... acored 29 points as Milmi woa its reconl in the Western Conference It At Sacramento. Mitch Riclllaoed i'l fnnchise-hest lOth coaMallive · 37-14. Dominique Wilkins led Sa ' scored 20 points and Mahmoud game. J1111111l Mashburn, playing his AntoRio with 32 points and I 2 Abdul-Riuf had eight straiaht points' i-1 secondgamefortheHelllsince.beinJ · tebounds. . · lite in the ,pme to help lhe Kinp obtained in a trlde with Dallas, Olppen fn, Mavericks 69 1 win their third straight. Olden I'oly.n- 1• soomll5poin~.andAionzbMoum· Malik Sealy scored 23 Jl()in\1 as ~had 17 points and 21 reboundl · 1 ing had 14 pomts, 10 reboiQidt and Los Angeles bellt overhauled and for SIICI'ID1Cnto, which completed a •r' six blocks. Jerry Stackhouse scored undennannell Dallas for its season· four-aameseasonaweepoftheT!m- J'; 18 for Pbiladelphia, which shot only . hiJh fifth straight home victory. berwolves. Tom Gugliotta led Min- ' 32% from the field, including 1-for- Michael Finley scored 18 points and nesota with 28 points and II •.. 14 from three-point raage. Derek Qarper added 17for the Mav- . rebounds. •; Jazz 113, Spun 105 •' Bwiagled. New York widl31 poillts and 13 rebounda. Wesley Penon Alomar comes to O's camp hurt; Tribe wants Fernandez -a t second ·. . ·~ I O'Dell's included.flfll J.dy Hillary' CHnton. Dale Ellis IOOmi 27 points for the Nugets, wh'o have 1011 four of five ,_. . Elsewhere in the NBA, it was Miami Ill, Philadelphia 83; New York 95, Phoenix 94; Utah I I 3, San Antonio 105; Los Angeles Clippers 87, Dallas' 69; and Sacramento 95. Minnesota 84. ~ks 95, Suas 94 At New York, John Starks made a three-point shot ·at the buzzer to · give the Knicks their sixth straight victory. Swks, who scored II of his 15 points in the fourth quarter, hare. Jy got the game-winning -shot ofT before the final buzzer. PaUick On bllseball's spring training Jcene, · st,. ~eahawks dan hu failed to ICid the Bulls in searing in succeuive games. "This is like my All-St. break. I'm dishing the ball off and letting lhe other I'IYI JCI involved," said Jordan, who~ a seaSon-high 12 assists. The 134 points by Chicago were the most by. an NBA team this season. "1 thought it was a layup drill after a while," Denver coach Dick Motta said. "Pippen was certainly into it. We .had La:Phonso (BIIis) on bini early, and then Dale (BIIis), and · then nobody." The Bulls won their 17th straight home game before a crowd that For the second llnip pme, ScotDe Pippen IIIOie lhe lpOIIiJht from Michael Jade . .l'iJipea ICOnd a --high 47 pointundJOfduhad24utheBulls bellt the Denver Nusgets 134-123 ~ nisht . "My teammates wen: looking · for me, I in a good rhythm, nobody wu playing much defense ilnd the bisk~t looked rUI big to me," said Pippen, who was 19-of-27 from the fteld. "It was just one of those nights." · Pippen also outsc<Xed Jordan 2219 in Swtday's win over Orlando. 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' • .jl \ ~' tt 99¢ ·. •. trutk or something," Caminiti said.· ~lih New York took a second tum In his first workout in Peoria. the .fllr the: worse, and he hasn't even switch-hitter took le'rt-handed swings ......,wrta·pileh·yet. . off tosses from hitting coach_Merv . ~•Wells, who broke his left hand in Rettenmund. but took balling prac.;, fi,ht _ouljlide a btu: on Jan. 12. tice right-handed, sending balls to round out that he has-gout. the fence and over it. The.pitcJler. who left- Baltimore "Left-handed has · been giving aild aianed a $13,S million. three, · me a problem," said Caminiti, who year cbn!r4Ct with the Yankees, ah;o took grounders-at third. "RightLbs. tilDuJh&~~ tuif_toe, But tests per- hande~. I could g·o out and play . f<!tmeli M llday· tic:lcc~ gout. a , today. . e~itipn Uled bY exeess uric acid . n~en: Manager Buddy Bell ~ays in;;.!he,, blood. 1~ can cause j_oint . his wtfe _'Ndnts htm at spnng trat"nmg. ltlftammalion and the condition but he onsosts on makmg lrequcnt ,;,i,lff!l!d !he l48-p!JIInd pitcher for trips t.o their Cin~i_nnati home as she, j~ -kllasl IICaiOII. ts treated for tonsol cancer. .;'"It'• ~ 11 bad year," he said at . -"I'm glad to ?,e here," ~ell s~id ·'nl!npa; Fla. "l;m frustrated because at .Lakeland,Fla.. I tbtnk I wou!d ~e 1" 1111-10 ~~out there and partlei' dnv~n Clort~ .crazy tf I was~! (m pie. It's fUll 10 do that. It's no fun Florida), buttt s good because 11 gets siJIP,jjl herc icint my f'l')« and talk- my mind off the sit~tion. for ~ ~hi,lc . i• IIIOUI my injury. 1 ttilhcr be out Not com~le~ly. Its someth!ng I m · ~ llllllllkina ~ bi!Je~l." always .thml\in~ ~t. but I m real. ·. · .....: NJ. MVP ICeft Ceminili, I~ looktng fo~ilrd 10 t~ season, so . - - ·~verJnJ from major JU111el)' It s good to gat started. oiMda 1111 J1!llitot cilft' .itrived a: "day Belt said he expects to miss a day ' llllily.~-·talnl ihe>ioita way to or two out of every 10 during spring Clillp, ;. . · trainina. althoUah that could change. • ~d'adrivcftomHoultonto · "lflhaveldsohome,thcni'IIgo · lED, YEUOW, WHBE ,.... :.Mz,. W.. dellyed for 17 home no pl8ll« what," he -.ld. "The · 9H bia pickUp bfob down .club his ~n ~.nomenal ~ut t ftx¥ on Sunday undcntanding that. . ·unloaded . Harley, . Bell's wife is expected to have .,., "~ !pOco.cycle llld five-d • ·~~wee k · rldid. ati?n nd•r:etheat11 ii!C!ulw.U!e~tothe-'ttown. ,men ."- ~ o ~~ arou 1'fti • ,.. .ak'ft - cloaed, 10 111nte li!IIC' spnnJ tnunms ends. Doc.,l iiflll Jli W111en.eapui,-y number . ton ~~~d Bell~ has~ 85 peri lO open Up lftd 1011 ce!I~W- for.I IUIJ recovery. hliilllit'~ be~. , C~laall: Dennis Eckersley , ·.· 1'1·-~IWYtofl!lllover:IO ~ byt :lliain Tuqtl;day, a day 1!!~!:·",!M~i~ln~·_ . .;,_~~=·~ lilt :.ldtllf. 'l'liillt. p ~ nip! in ilfttlr &\ Lciu11 cloter had an MRI for . " 0 hi. 21~ . ' • 4/$ RC Cola Products 12 pk. 12 oz. cans · . q, • $ Libby's Fruit Cocktail or Sliced Peaches. 29-30 oz. 79¢ •• ' . ·Carnation· Evaporated Milk· 12 oz. ·-·2jS_1 Umlt2plene l • Sunshine Chunk Dog Food · · 181~.bag 99 $ Win A ~®!l'il!kO'@~~ ThlsWHk . Pure Sweet ·Blended ·Sugar · 4 k. $149 Beat of the Bend Powell's Super .: Value . · $200 : . -Free cash! · Stop In The Store · . For Details .• ..Saturday, 'a~t: za. ,.w "some theatrical work is available to you this Sunday, Feb. 23, at the Tri~ity Church in Pomeroy. Julian, a play about the life of" Julian of Norwich, a 14th Century my$tic,-will be presented at 7 p.m. at th~ church with Vemagaye Sullivan, piJSIOr of Heath United Methodist Church in Middleport, cast in the title role. . You probably don't know about Julian. Julian was the first woman to · Wtite in the English language> She lived through the Peasant's Revolt and three bouts of-the Black Plague. .. · Rev. Sullivan.is district program di~ector for the Athens District of tlle West Ohio Methodist Conference. She is a memher of the Riverbend Players and has had extensive dr(I!Tia training. · . . The Riverbend Players are sponsored by the Riverbend Arts.Council anH last summer they experienced intensive training in both acting and directing. On Christmas Eve they presented Dickens', "A Christmas Carol" on WMPO. · The plliyers are expecting to meet each month to rend plays and· possib)y prepare for short one act plays. If you're interested in becoming part of th~ group please contact Karin Johnson at 992-2239 or Dixie Sayre at ~49-2266. And, by the way, no experience is necessary. If you feel you li~e a· flare for theater just call one <if the two women and get any more deiailthat you might need, By the way. a free will offering will be taken at ·Sunday evening's presentation and that money will be d:<inated to the Players. .. · I do appr~iate hearing from you readers as to what's happening in . your lives as well as in the lives of your relatives and (riends. However, le! me suggest that you sign your name and nddress, plus give me a phone number on yoitr notes • · Unless youJdo t find it difficult to use the material not really knowing if the people named even really exist oi if the material is a joke in which you'd like me -to participate. Sorry, . but I'm not taking pan. · EASTMAN'S 10 lb. bq • I us 11 O Wisconsin !_ Russet Potatoes1 · . . I BUY ONE GEt ~NE !- fRE_E·. FOODLAND I UMIT ONE FREE WITH COUPON. GOOD ONLY AT FOODLAND ONE STOP CONVENIENCE FOODLAND SPECIAl. COUPON #160 EFFECT IVE 2 16 TO 2 22 97 We Sell Money Orders · ~Wil-e Money Postaot Stamps Film Qtveloplng . Pre-paid Pflone Cards Foodland Gift Certificates carpeJ Cleaner Rentals Columbia Gas Payments LoHery Tickets (except Buckeye) AEP El~rlc Payments I I I I lP ! CI!'u (QUf>(JN ~ 1~ ~ Hfi<TIVf 2 It TO i ,/ ;7 • Ohio Vj,Jiey Ba~k "Suplt'blnk" Slrvlcee fOCD lAN DSP((IAl COUPON:: ll !FHOI~'£? , 1DT02 27 9.' FOOD LA ND ~PfCIAL <OUPON ~US HHCTIV[2 1b T0 1 22 C/7 FOODL~ND • Greetllig Clrde •Fiorai;!JIIea •Wa....,. cradH csrd1 I2 Oz. Pt!g. Pork S.eage Linl<s 24R.Pkg. HOI'IIIII Uttle Sizzlers 8U1 OIIE OET OIIE . Charmin Bath nssue . . FREE . ' -]"~;--s·i wa; i>relnaiu~ ~~ adopt· ing "Don't Get Around Much Any More" as my cuirent theme song. through Martha Robson Cunningham, fonner Middleport resident, I've learned that I'm getting around more than 1realized. Martha writes that Jeanne Heines. Lietwiler of Columbus, clips" the "Beat" columns, sends 'em to B~uy · Jo and Cub Allensworth who live near Columbus. They, ln tum, send . diem to Martha and her hushand, Tip, in Lima, and they send them on to Peg and"Shef Ken\s In Florida. . After that I suspect it's·"file 13" but obviously I'm getting circulated. . Martha writes t_hat after being gone from the Bend for 56 years, she and Tip still enjoy reading the local happenings. They don't get back to ~.eigs County too frequently but were here recently to attend the funeral of Manha's cousiA, Dorothy ·Winebrenner. They were gt<~teful that the Meigs Inn · bas come into· being as they normally have stayed in the Gallipolis area on their visits. And, by the way, last October, Tip ,nd Martha, were aboard the Mississippi Queen when Its p~sed our communities. They were accompanied by Tip's brother, Paul, formerly of Middleport also, and his wife. Betty, who reside in Tulsa, Okla. - Martha says it was such a treat to see Middleport arid Pomeroy from the river perspective aboard the Queen. It was the first such trip for Mru:tha and 1ip and they had a ball. It's always good to hear from former residents who in spite of long · years of being away still have pleasant memories ·of the old home · grounds. >OOO!J,ND ~P ! CIAl COUPON ~ ~J~ lfiiCT IVI ? 16l0• '2 , 'H 1110LCM 1.21 Oz. Pkg. Footla.. Flavorite .Taco SeaSOIIII!I Mix To.satoes IUY ONE GET IJIIE ONEGETOIIl FOOD ! AND SP[(IAl fOODLAND SP(CIM COUPOII ~110 Uf!CTIV£ 7 16 TO 2 22197 II II II , II I g. t 0.5 oz. pllg s.t. v.r [fHCll~f II II 11-Rite Font · Plates GET ONE II II E •FREE•• ~MIT ONE FREE WITH THIS COUPONI GOOD OOLV AT FOODLAND fOOD lAND IOCH:t,\ND \PfW , COUPON ~1.11 111 Ct. Pkg. . • Water . k•1st Star Tuna • aUY ONE GET ONE 1 • 1 320LPkg 13 Oz./8 Ct. Pkg. 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Mc<ornsick Brown · · Gravv Mix IUY ONE "GET ONE I GOOD ONLV AT FOODLAND fOODLANO FOOOLAND ~r((IAl COUPON ll1 50 mHHVt1 '1 t.l0712'l t 9r I II tl OZ.Ioel I I II New York 1 Bread II GortK II IUY ONE GO ONE )f'(rl~llOUI'ON ~ I ct.. pllg. Meadow Gold Ice I Cream Sandwiches I IUY ONE GET 0111 I~ITF R E E II F R E E I I F R E E I ONE FIIEE·WITH couPON I ~IMIT ONE FREE WITH THIS couPON I ~MIT ONE FIIEE THIS couPON I THIS WITH L-'!2<.!2~!;'!.~~~..2--.J L-~~i:!.T~~-2;-.J L_G£!>.!!.<2!!1;'!.1l.F.£0..2!~N.!!._.J RC and Diet Rite ~News policy- · 2 Uters ; In an effort to provide our readership with current news, the Sunday rimes-Sentinel will n()t accept weddings after 60 days from ttie date of tUe event • Weddings submitted after the 60day deadline will appear during the week in The Daily Se~linel alld the (jallipolis .Daily Tribune. : All ci!Jb meetings and other news articles in the society section must · be submitted within 60 4ays . qf ol:cummce. All l!i~ays must be . spbmltt~d within 69 days . of the . o:ccurrence. · · a...-o.; c • Mr.·Bee· · Pe~tato a.;s 9c 9 ,.,. to Umlt Quantltlll• United Valley Bell 1°~ Milk Gal. s2o9 Velvet Super Dip SJ39 112 Ice Creant oa1. Velvet Sherbet at. 99c 151 fH!CTIVl1 16 fC? 21 r17 BIG BEND · .- I �• • POmeloy. 'lddllp ~ Qhlo Obio Ullivenity Collqe of OllcOpllbie Mediciac ----Society scrapbook--- Family Medicine il_,. T•> plute In cel!olntioa of Bla:k History Moalb, Gnlamy-willllilll choir Jhe . "So!lads Of Blacbeu" will perform in the Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Mcmoiial Auditorium 81 8 p.m., Friday. · · · This coilcert is.JnSC~!ted by the Ohio University Performing 'Arts Series.. · The· "So,inds of Blackness." a 'MiniiiCaP,o!is-!Jase(l group. is consid'I:ICd the .largest group to hit the music ~ne. The 20 vocalists and orchestra ~nate a unique combina· lion of gospel and hip-hop music .\vhich-reacheo millions through live .• J ' ' SPRITE, DIET COKE, OR l _ River Valley High School FHA/HERO mem~rs are planning a Prom Dress Exchange for Feb. 22. at the Hohday Inn m Galhpohs, Agyone · wh~ has a dress foi sale or anyone who is interested in purchasing a dress may panicipate. · · . · . . . . . . Founeen schools as well as the general pubhc are mv1ted to·part1c1pate m tlie event. Individuals will set their own saje prices fof their dresses. ' There will be a $1 fee charged for each dress being displayed to help cover expenses. Individuals are encouraged to bring their dresses to the. Holiday Inn Friday, Feb. 21 between 4 and 6 p.m. However. dresses w•ll be accepwl Saturday· morning, Feb. 22 between 8 and 9:30 a.m. . .· Dresses will be on display Feb. 22 from .10 a.m, to 4 p.m. Anyone want· ing to pUrchase a, .dress should have cash (no checks). The money or dress(es) may be picked up 'between 4 and 4:30p.m. on the 22nd. ' •For more information call River Valley between 2:30 and 3:30p.m. and a¥:to speak with Connie Bradbury; Cathy Greenleaf or Juanita Austin. . I Save at least LCHE~TE~ · 60¢ · ..,., :·Russett Potatoes 15-Lb. Bag ! '· .. ·j •' .~ . ,,:~ .; • • "I .. . Public Notice ~· · e, _1H7, lor aJila at ii!:DO a.m. on II 10:o0.;;.!J:~; : tii~J!,Onl• · Friday, llarcll 7, 1tl7, A.D., Netlonal _;..,·.WIH lor on the front I~P• ~~~· 11 Ji11110 Mlton on the lUigi County Cou~•· 1.911t llaclllll, Pomeroy, .Ohio, the Oblo, tlle.flillr.-lng: following d..crlud ·FJII . 1973 {~dp Serial ..tate: -.•'<' ~ Sltultaln SactJon 3, 'tllwn , . . C...olal Sprint Sarlll 2, llengo . 12, Sutl.on. tJG1MROIS3GK124747 Townohlp, llelgl County, tttO Pontlec Grand Am Ohio, ond llllntr plr1 01 One JJerl8l HUIICind Acre Lot NuJ!Ibar t1Q2NE54U2LC217882 . 1201 being 111ore f!IIIY The of 1M 111e are daacrtbed •• -h. Home tutlonal Bank C-1111nclnt II 1 · . In morfte the right to bid Ill lhi-UIWIII- of e.pkf Jha auction or to remove Section 1; tllence 1111 eriy or 111 Item• from tile alontllhl north 111111 of llld . IIIII! any time. hciiOn 3, .1310 ~t, more, ltl. IO I polnl, 11111101 (2) 17• 11• 24, 28 (3) 3, 58 tc Of aouth along a line and , Publle .Noll · ce . ·pesllng lht north 11n1 I'' ' • · Mkt on. HlindNCI Acre tjlt Ill nta COW'OH 'I'LlM' ,. NUmlllr 1101 at 1.310 ~ . COURTOP·IlliCit · tnar; or 11• ond ,.,.._, · ~ 01110 tht grantor• norlheHI propsrtv a.41 I' Collipanr. l't8lnllff 111or• or tell a total . ':':l" , . VS. -•1112.,. diiiMICI of 11070 ~ more . . . .... l!".lnln .... In . . • 111n lnl tll'e granlol'll . soutlltlll proptrly - ; t ,, • . - YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVIa Low Ami) - oEieclrtcalll Plumbing -Rooting ofnlerior ll Exterior Painting Also Concrele Work (FREE ESTIMATES) · V.C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 Pomei'Qy, Ohio' "' LOCIII:8d at ·the Auction Cariter on Rt. 33 In MalOn, WV. For your convenience Ihe estate tn. 2 pc. Contemporary style L.A. suHe. recliner. colfee table & end tables, baokcaae, mah." desk, Magnavox 19" color TV wllllmote. 19" 2'Bnilh color TV, 5 pc. wood dnette set, 4 oak bar stools. credenza, 3 pc: 1940's B.A. suite, 3 pc. B.R. suMe, maple chest, metal wardrobe, B&W portable--TY•. file cabilllll. \VIII~ ·18 cu. ft. refrigerator, like new; 14 cu. ft. Kelvlnator frost• free refrigerator, G. E. trash ·compactor, chtist freezer, Whirlpool washer & dryer, glassware, baskets; clocks, books, set of Louie Lamour books, world globe, crafts, pictures, rugs, smaH kitchen appliances, records, pots, pans, linens, lamps, satin type B.A. lamps, EIIICirolux sweeper, Seats stereo, exercise bike, AmeriCan Tourist luggage, air conditioner, ga&· heater, hand tools; saw horses, gas -~li. lawn furniture, 2 dog houses, lumber 2x6's 4x4 's plus more. Auctlonttnl Note: All' appliances and furniture are lik&brand new. Don'l ml&s this one! I. a. AUCnON CONDUCTED By RICK PEARSON AUCTION CO. AUCTIONEER: RICK PEARSON 1166 . ·Lunch MaiiOn, WV ExecUirlx: Darla Zuspan Can No. 29640 Auction Centar: 304-773-5447 or Ree.: 304-773-5785 Tanns: C.h or Check wn.D. , Not reaponalble for accidents or loss of property. Llcilnll8d & Bonded In Ohio & WV BEA ITIE BI.VD.® by Bruce Beattie Hot1'tne News N H . ·ews ot1tne News· Hotline Ne·w · . s H.otline 'Jetlctolt _lOBEII BISSIU HOWARD CONmucnOI •Garage• •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare Backhoe, Treckhoe. 211111 mo. '• FREE ESTIMATEES Septic Syatema . Installed (614) 992·3838 : ·NewHomea Driveway Limestone Complete House and Trailer SHe Work, Bulldozing·, 985 4473 .::;;::;::::;;;:;:;:;;7:;t:" J&L SIDING & IIISULITIOII •.,,... ... 537 BRYAN PLACE Pick up dlac.ded appllancn, blllerlee, 111811Ymellta.ll '•>. · MIDDLEPORT motor blocks. .·' •. 11112-2772 8:00 e.m.-3:30 p.m. aRtPhu•eet WI bwa • •WtiCill••• · •St.,. Dears & · ;.; • : WW.Ws ; l•aR!-~!!••!!!•!!!••!!!._...J;; ,., ~- ... We would like to express our sincere IJIPreclatlon to all who assisted In any way during lhe lllneee and death of our hullband, lather, grandfather, and great-grandfather, Otis Kerwood C1ato • Thanks to ·Dr. VIllaneuva and staff, TP Emergency Squad, Rev. Kenny Baker, Ewing Funeral Home and stllff, pallbearera, Donald Ceeto, Owaln Chrysler, ·Mark Rarey, · Ltlrry Baker, John A. and Darrell Handerson. Thankt lo · the frlenda and nelghbora . for floral arrangementa, food and canis. · Telltha J. Caato Dwaln & Wll11111 Cello In Memory In Loving Memory Of My Husband, BILL PETIITE, . who passed away · one year ago today, Feb. 19, 1996. A million times · needed you . A million tlmea cried If love' could have uvedyou You never would have died. In .life I loved you .T'l "\ •• GIUESEI'S GARAGE .Card of Thenk11 Katherine & Larry Chrysler & family Public Notice .. 742-20114 992-215'6 Pllbllc Notice IHHCI 8. f1 deg1111 48' DO" W. elong the gronton IDUI~ propi!1Y lint' ind 1*811)11 an 1ton ,P)n 11 J7.a 1Ht lnd Pllllnt en Iron pin II . 1.1.11 !tal I lOIII dllte.- ot m.oo IHt 10 ·• rallroed 1plk1 In the grulore southwest proparly oornar end the exlollng canlarllno ol ·County Rolid Numbtr 21, thence N. 44 clegren 37' 20" w. alOng the g11nt01'11 wm·propiJ•ty llnllllll the exlillng. o•ntorltno ol County ROICI Number 21, 114.11 iell to a· railroad 15.00. ........ Calllt.-Mc of 860 Logan St., Middleport, Ohio, has been moved to the Auction Cantar in Muon, WV. POMEROY -- l;cnten worship services, Thursday, 7:30 p.m at the St. Paul Lut!'eran <;:hurt~ with Rev. Robert Robmson preaching. Spon· sored by Meigs Ministerial Associa;:ti:;::on::,.;_ _,_..;.._~--..;.."1 FMI•r IIN~Polt121 Amtt1oan I glan " - • - Sbwt, MIH1p111t EXCAVATING CO. SAT., FEB~ 22, 1997 lO:OOU. of Thomas A. B.. ,.....,, .... 7 10111-tPM ·- AUCTION FISt Itt. AID . FUIIIIIIU -Room Additions oNew Garage~ II.,Aft Pastor Hausman conducted Ash WednesdayservidesatAifredfor\hte churches of the Nonheast Cluster United Methodist Churches. She was assisted ty Marilyn Robinson, pianist; John Taylor, lay leader; Philip Boyles, greeter, with members from all of the chuoches attend· ing. t-•·' . Public Sale I Auctkm J ' Body work, car, truck ' • truck painting, minor mec:~ \- <> repair. . '"' Tune-uP.,!Oil Change, t!... • Wax,.Bufllng ,I Long St., Rutl1nd, Oh. 742·2935, Ask lor Kip MO/trn ..- . " .i -· I. L HOLLON TRUCKING ' '•• ',. DUMP TRUCK • ·sERVICE . ..' Umeatone • Gravel • ' . Dirt • Sand ' 985-4422 Cheater, Ohio · • • - ' ,.........,., ) I i •• H.O.M.M. 111ANSP9RTAnON UIIIIUUTII SIIIICI Tranaporlllllin lor ., . lndlvlduelo uoiJ'!II wheelcholra. -lcald I .,1 •· _ , .... lcceplld. DoCior't vllltl, hoopll81 vllltil, etC. ' ..• ' " ' . Phone 81 ols9ti240S3 FIIX 814-992-30113 Pager 1-800-1182-2327 ,' ... '' . Pin 21411 W111171MO. ,, " delidy oplb; " ' - N. 13 d..,. II 01' 40". I. along a IIJll anti In deiih I love you atlll In illy hallrt you hold ap..ce That no one else can p111lni .an Iron pin at IHt and palling 18ft a~a lion pin M 411.tl IHt llotlil dltiiMI of 474.17 IHt to till point 01 blglnnlllfl and ooulllnlng1.m- . . 8ublect to .. ell legal fHI. H broke my hurt to hlgltwyllllll S i l l - * c.!· !oM you "'""" Daearlplton tor 1111 ..._ YOUR MESSAGE CAN BE S.EEN HERE . FOR A TOTAL OF .$7.00 PER DAY. ..,...,. ... proplrt)- lniCIIIIIng Jhl lftUII8 of I IfNI tilt ·real point _1! 8WftY made lly llklhinl c. Mglnnlllli for lilt 1 - 01 gaw, 11.8. No. ·1111, Dills 12-11•77• .,.... d_ m~bld; -=~ o . . . - .... ,1.. , •. , Dltll " " - - ' lllilullll 11M ~ ·liM, .... ., .... to 1111 ...... Offlofal ltno,.; Volullll •••,.••II' •· .. (Ume _StoM- --· • ~Q<!d. GalllipoJis; .Mis_ty _Leasure, . "' Beverly; Norma and Gerald Swartz, Marietta. Brenda and Katie Buck. · Belleville, W.Va.; and Bill and Rose Follrod, Athens. Marilyn Robinson ~as been named new treasurer. River .,... Fermerelhnk • ~ • Sh~e :nf..t-M ~-, be 11'-ti ~lh the .Meip Soil_, ~Iller c~lliion Di~ ' ·...... .: .~ ... •• - ··, y.,.., COLORADQ, ALL PURPOSE '*-out 1W64 . Alhxder -c be pq id i!Y Man:ll 21. Lodge, .7, p.m. Wednesday night at the hall. Work. to be held in entered apllrentice degree. Refreshments. · .; ·. · ROCK ' SPRINGS -- Middleport CCL, Wel!pesday, husband's night to· be observed with potluck dinner. 6:30p.m. .. 614-992~70 For those who can pay, the' total fee is $15. No payment is needed at the time of the test since patients will be billed, unless they qualify for the Riverside special payment fund. A one. person household with an. income under $15,480qualifies for a free mammogram due to some special ' funding which is available through the Ohio Department to. Health Breast and Cervical Cancer program. : WEDNESDAY POMEROY-- Town meeting at : MIDDLEPORT •• The Middle· village auditorium Wednesday, 7 : pon Literary Club, 2 p.ni. Wcdn_es- . p.m.1o discuss feasibility or village: day. Middlepon Presbytcnan contracted trash ·service. All resi•Church,. dents welcome. _.;.;JS trill, :. '· .• Fruit tree_ packe~ ;IR ror sale b~ the Meigs Soil and Water Conservatil n ' District .Ladles Auxlltary. . . , • • The packets include two each of Melrose Apple (sem1-dwarf) and Belle ~f <Jeorsia P~h (full size) at a cQSI ~f $22 a pack~IS. · ' . • .I Other paclcctl available this year JRclude the SIRIIc vanety packets of While Pine Scotch Pine, Norway Spruce or Colorado. Bltae Spruce, twentyfive for S ro.OO; the Backyard pac~t whic_h conlai~s two each of ·tho B-'ly BUlla Buttoa B111h. Red Flowenn1 Qutnee, Spliell and Japan- s-ball for S1o: tho Hardwood ht:kct contains five each of Black 'WJbllll. Chi- 01e1tnut, Bald ~ llld ~n 0tt1t ~or S15. . , ' :AltO AYiillblc it tho Crown ~h Ground Cover plaatl which t:OII181nl ..VIIIIy-two planiS for SiS. These are blrdy powl!l covet plan~ which ,..eeds, JI'OWI ej1-· :a inchea tall and resitiJ dRJu&llt, ~and ' The Community Calendar is :J!ubllshed as 1 free senice to non;profit 1roups wlshlnatoannounce ' meedng aact special e\'Cilts. The :calendar is aOt deslgMd to pro:l!lole sales .or fuacl raiRrs of aay :lyj>e. Items are printed as space ;renaits.•illlcanJtOtbe.su•ranteed •tomnaapeclflcnumberofdays. -• Fruit tree packets for sale· 11 · ' . ' UmestOne, Gravel, Sand, . Top Soli, Fill Dirt co·mrl11Jnity calendar-,...-- . CAFFEINE FREE DIET COKE, ." '. (No Sunday Calls) WICKS HAULING .Tommy is, ·"An entertainmenJ juggernaut that lifls the audience right out of its seats." nckeiS.are $15 for Green Zone and $13 for White Zone, seniors, and students and are ayailable JOt the auditorium box office from noon-5:30 p.m., Mooday-Friday. To chaige on Visa or MasterCard, please call (614) 593. 1780. · ,. ' " • · Feb. 9 ; f'N!na Robins~ Day at . ,Panielle,,Jl!ld nffany Spencer. . , , •theAl.rt&t. tl!it'Me'thodiStChurch. ~"·'' Johri''l'Taylor, Pat' and Bol!by • 'The day of tribute to Mrs. Ro)lin- Keaton, Nellie I'arker, Genrude · ~on was . dcsignatCd by Pastor Robinson. Melvin Tracy, Shelia :Shiron H~~ in "~pijt;ia!ion .for Whitlatcl) and children, Joe, Laurie, ,et 17 ye~,of~fce u '.tleasurer.- Matt, Ashley · and lanae Boyles, )She was presented with gifts, a Phillfp· Boyles, Ruth and Lloyd :plaque and money. Brooks, Robert and Katrina Brooks, • A soup IUld sandwich meal fo.l- Debbie and TYler Barber, Betty ~owed themomingservices. Adcco- Bow. Cullen and Conor Lind. Starnted cake centered the dessert table. likng an\1· Sandra Massar, Katie :Attending the 'celebration · were Hoxsie,, Joe and Pat Mayhew, Will :Sarah Caldv.:d!, Charlotte Van Poole, . ~~nda, Gary and Jason ;Meter, El~ise and Russell Archer, Johnson;if!llocal. Robenl! and Janet Robinson, •Doris and.Lloyd l>lllinger, Richard, :Fiorence and Tim Spencer, Mary Jo Eleanor ,!oyles. Brian Robinson, :and Dave Barringer, . Shclia. Kirt, Belpre; Michael Weber and.Jessica <· 1lte New York nmcs says Alfre'd UMC honors Nina Robinson . Four, 2-1./lers IW CustomM" At This Price ~- act as he watches in a mirror; and .consequently becomes deaf, dumb. aild blind. The audience follows · ~ . Tommy as he faces the long road to recovery. '· Appoiilllnents are being taken 50 a m~mogram every two years; · 'now for the March 13 and 14 visit of and tho~ver 50, one every year, 'ihe mobile mammography unit from For ~se unable to. pay, RiverJijversidC. Haspital, Columbus. · side has; ~ speaial fund to take care ' Norma Torres: R.N., director of of the cluirge. However, paperwork nursin$1 ~ked th~l anyone ,interest- _ to show income, such as a pay stub, ed' m havmg a m81Jlmogram contract Social . Security, medical card, or the depanment at 992-6626 to IRS return information .needs Jo be' •scheduled an appointment. presented.· . · Recommendations are that anyNo one Is refused due to inability one 35 to 40 should have a baseline 10 pay, she stressed. mammogram, lhoJ~: between 40 and · ,. ''' .614-992~7643 :Mammography, unit to _ visit Meigs I ' '' New.Homes • VInyl Siding New -Garages • ReplaCement Windows Room Additions • Roofing · COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES ' . ·~ Boneless· Pound • BISSELL BUILDERS, INC: ; The:ID-week national tour_of the Writer/COmposer/Musician Pete class1c rock musical "The Who's Thwnshenil has been a member of Tommy" will play the Templelon- The Who since 1963. He was :Siackburn Alumni Memorial Audi- · inducted·into the Rock and Roll Hall torium at 8 p.m., on Thcsday as p8n of F - in 1990 and recognized for 'of Ohio University's Performing more than 20 chan hits and major Arts Series. collections including Tommy. Winning five Tony Awards and The musical features the classic . breaking Broadway box office songs, •1'tic Add Queen," We're Not recOrd~ in 1,993, Tommy has been GoingToThke It," "Pinball Wizard," 'bailed by Variety magazine as "the and "Sec:~•· Feel Me." . The story revolves around the best rock ;ri·roll ~how ever produced ;on Broadway." rel~rn o( four-year-old Tommy's : ·The classic rock group The Who father from a POW camp after first gave life to Tommy in 1969, World_'Yi!! II. Upon his arrival, he produCing "its landmark concept finds his wife with her lover and · ,.album of the "rock opera." . murders him. Tommy witnesses the . . .. Sellli· • I or . WHOLE FUU Y COOKED f'rugal ·shoppers can find fancy prom dresses .at exchang.e 992·7156 ....,·-,..,.," Cfass·ic rock musical. ••rhe· Who•s To' m my .. ·coming . to Athen. s . . . DRESS SWAP- Elizabeth VaSI Ql9de_la a dreea and looks at.othera that 'will be for sell at the Prom Drees Exchange from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m:, Saturdjly, Feb. 22 at Ihe Holiday lim In Gallipolis~ od know Jtbout us, die mylhl Md · · llaeot)pes c-. be diipdled, and the ., Aulharlzild NU. Dlatrlbutar '"l'hc Evolutioa of Gospel," woo a more real equality ca lab place in \ '(l:alillllll ~Ill • 1n1M1ria1 Gases • Machine Shop ; 01muny and featured the hit sin- terms of people kllowiag the full ! ServtcM • StMI Sales &Fabrication • Repair Welding oNewHomll oNo Job Too Small gles, :'The Pressure,• and "Optic extent of our contribuiioas, musical• Alundrun/SIIIIn • TooLDressing • Ornamental -Remodeling •Any and All or Your mistic." Their follow up album, ly and otherwise, to world culture." ~ • ~. Rallingl, Patio Fum~ure, Fireplace -Garages Home Repair Needa "Africa to America: The Journey of r Tickets for the concert, which bu ItemS. f>lenter Hanger~~, Tntlllses & lots of other stuff!! -can Today for YCKir •Decks ."No Job Too Ulfle Too Smaltn the Drum," journeys through the been hailed by Entertainment Week- . 1 African culture to create an inspira- . ly rnaaazine as "a blesSed sonic we wtn work within your budget. Free Estlm.-e tiona! mQIIcm gospel. . experience; are Sl2for Green Zone Ph. 773-8173 · FAX 773-5861 : . 992-5535 992·2753 Director GlfY Hines says, and $10 for White Zone, seniors, I 108 Porntroy 81rMt · MIIOR wv 117:.:1.:..._:. "Africa to America" is the essence of and students and are available 11 the ; . ~ __ •. . ... • 1---'"""!-~--'"""!--.._...::11121 :::: what wc'ie' about: We explore and _auditorium box office Monday --- -- · . ·· present !!'11r history and culture through Friday, 12 to 5:30 p.m. To through inusic. The more we know charge on Visa or MasterCard; about ourselves and the more people please call (614) 593-1780. perf--. around the world. Their dchul recGidin& in 1991, • Always Good, Always fresh, Al~ays Kroger. · 2-Liter 011 • • Mother-daughter banquet.scheduled coca cola Classic The o.lly S1nllnel• Pttl 1: Ohio ' ·-- «-.. ~ ••• lldleport, • •• ••sounds of Blackness .. in concert Business Services Coli . • ' at Ohio University Friday P--------------------. ·. /V,;,M& tlfeta/, ltlm.E-MICIIAELUCEP- CciiW Oil Second - ~ Saeet AI 1 loc8l wialilr, llle wiD la:llliw 1 SIOO U.S. Slmltp ._., 'DON' inMasoa, W.Va.~•Hrin1s DBAN'SLIST Alma Belle Riffle and David .., invited to auead 'Amucle Lyu Ul'- w11o a 3,0011 llal • . • il ..-oiled in tho Cq" 1 of Alii ..t ~teec~•~••n Michal united ia llllrrilae wltidl il ¥ 1 u• J111. t3 • the .Wcddins Cblpet in AUXILL\JlY . Scir1ces • Yaadatlilt Uai. .llily the c Cllldtsbo1rg, Ken. ~v. P. Mlrtin Lewis-Muley Auxiliary Unit lll8de the dea'l litt for the fill •• Iiy by ~ Cotpxlliol .... Gute ofli<:i* ll the wedding. 263, American J..eaion, met RCelltly seme11er. To qulify slle Ud to ICICIIIy by Kind Serna. llaclww John c. Wolf, D,O. The bride is the ~ of Mr. Ill Dale's Rcsuunmt. ~ive ~ eqwvalqd to 1 3-' or ia Miolclc ~ Cll<. Associate Professor and Mrs. 'Edgar Rime, Sr. and Leon, Ella DuiiSIIIOie was hostess for 4. scale for the smM ta. 1teec1 will now llhance 10 of Family MediCine.'. COiapetitiOD. . W.Va., and the groom .is the son of the meeting which opened ia ritual. The AU-~rican Vocalioul the late Oliver and Mlrian Michael istic form by pn:sident Lorene GobVOCATIONAL S'l'tJDBNT Studeat Awuds ptQitllll reoopilei of Pomeroy. . bins. Margaret Bowles. AmericanAWARD Question: My husband awoke always present, the dominant feature · The couple resides in Leon, ism chairman, spoke concerning . Stacie ,_ Reed, • ltudent lltlldy- studCatJ wbo achieve prescribed with the .risht side of .his face P"ra- of Bell's palsy, is the inability to use W.Va. with their two ehildi-en, Derek Presidents' Da~. She read "I Believe ing nursins assisi&Qt at Meigs Hilh siMidlods of eJtCelle!M:e in .w ·•• . lyzed. We hurried to the emergency the muscles of facial exJ!RUion. and Bi-andy. . in America" by William Ward. Get- School, was the local winner in the . at and acldemic skilb and who room because we w'en: afraid of a A general explanation for the . A open wedding R:ception honor- well cards WCR sent to the sii::k and Servistat Coast to Coast AII·Ameri· exhibit leBnltip ia their COIIIIIIuai~- The doctor diagnosed the cause of Bell's palsy is lha1 then: is ing the couple will be held on Feb. shutins. The pres~nl had .•closing can Vocational Student Awuds pro- ties. !lioblcm at Bell's palsy,, instead, and innammation of the facial nerve, 22 at 2· p.m. at the Mason Senior · ceremonies. gram. u~ to see oor family doctoi. We and this innammation keeps it from but I still don't understand the working properly. Some. experts se of my husband's condition. have made educated guesses that the • ._ is Bell's palsy ~ Will he recov- i11nammation results from a viral «? · infection. This makes some sense * Answer: Bell's palsy is a rela- since about ·one-half of aftlicted The Bradford Church of Christ Lydia Council met recently at the church The chiU'Ch bullctln for Man:h and April will be dofte by Kathy Arnold. . ly common abnormality of .the individuals repon· having had a It was announced thai missionuies George and DeiJbic Pickens will be rvous system afflicting 25 out of "cold-like" illness just prior to the ·. with Paula _Pickens presiding. Prayer was given by Sherry Shamblin. There · was SJX:Cial prayer for Aaron Seevers. son of Mark and Cherie Seevers. . · returning from Africa in July. Pickens will be taking a reaching position ll ery 100.000 people. It is a prob- onset of the palsy. However, it's hard Devotions wete given by Charlotte Hanning who used scripture from I KentuckY Christian College. · with the nerve, -specifically the · to explain by this theory why the · · The mother-daushJcr.baDquet was·set fiX May 9116:30 p.m ll the church I cranial nerve, that controls mus- other half don't repon having had a John .·4-8 with readings on loile. _ .or thj: face. This nerve is actual- cold. Other doctors postulate that Officers' repons were given. Sunshine gifts for February will be given to · Theme will be "Bless This House." · ~~·a paired sttucture, wilh one nerve Bell's palsy is an immune reaction. Wilbur and nme Rowley and Larry Barr. Madeline Painter reported on the It was noted that new cabinets and flooring are being pun:hased for the · gOing to the left side and the other to My personal conclusion is that welcoming ministry, .noting that the baskets are a big ·success. The pack the kitchc'n and will be installed in the ncar future. tJie right. In Bell's palsy one side re,searchers haven't yet figuM<I out paritry items for February are soups and boxed food. while in'Man:h, bak· Hostesses for the March meetinJ will be Iacltie.Rced and Nancy Manis quits working relatively suddenly. the cause. · ing supj>lies arc to be,\>rought in. at the chun:h. . . For this to occur overnight, asin Fonunately, 85 percent of indiKiichen items for February are foil wrap while in March, the request is Allellding were a.artouc Van Me~. Jackie Reed, Sberry Shamblin, your husband's case, is fairly typical. viduals with Bell's palsy •recover . for paper. towels. . Brenda Bolin, nna McGuire, Kathy ttnd Megan Dyer, Carolyn Nidlolson, ; A, "palsy" is a paralysis of mus- totally within one year. Many do.$'! Jackie Reed will handle communion this month with Paula Pickens to Gerrj Lightfoot, ·Charlotte Hanning, Suzie Will, Paula Pickens, Ryan, cles. In Bell's palsy, one of the facial within six weeks. 11lose who have take care of communion in March. The Ladies Day Rally will be held on Bethany and t:~&:ky Amberger, Sherry and Elizabeth Smith, Kathy Arnold nerves can no longer send the neces- additional symptoms or who don't April 22 aJ the Middlepon Clturch of Christ. Registration is 8:30 to 9:30 and N:mcy t!(onis, Madeline Painter and_Shiron Stewan. Suzie Will W!IS silty signals to properly control the · get heller should be seen ·by a neua.m. and the lunche<m will be at noon. .surprised with a birthday cake and ice cream. muscles to which it is connected. rologist, a physician specializing. in . .. ,• ~is results in symptoms charac~J<r- the disorders of the nervous system. is~c of the disorder·-- the involved Infrequently, infections, tumors and sife of the face is relaxed and docs- other conditions may produce sympn·~move when lhe person talks, eats toms that are the same as those of ud makes normal facial ex(lfeS- Bell's palsy. Their treatment, howevsibns. The forehead doesn't wrinkle er. is considerably different. wjth looking up, and the eyelid I think your husband's prognosis droops and doesn't move with eye is probably excellent. In· other rroi>vement. At first glance one words, based on what you've told me wbuld wonder if the afflicted person .abOut the onset of your husband's w" winking at you. . condition and his doctor's diagnosis, , Olher changes may occur on the his prospects for a complete recovinl.-olved side. Occasionally, there is . ery 'Shciuld be very gOOd. pajin behind the ear or a subtle "F-Uy Medicine" Is a weeldy c~nge in the way the affected facia:! sktn feels. The sense of taste, on the columa. To 111bmit cpiestloas, inyolved side of the longue only. write to Jolm C. Wolf, D.O., Ohio may be 'absent or distoned. There Uaiverslty Collep of Qsteopatlllc: Hall, mty also be marked sensitivity to ·Medlciae, GI'Oiveaor sound. But the symptom that is Athens, Ohio 45701. ,, , Wfid!IJJ1ey, February 19,1917 - .. ,... ...... ••II• • ... Page .... Butyoudldnotgo alone . For ..,-1 of 1111 Milt Wtut . . "* . The dly Clod toolc· • JOU home. . s.cllymlat.• dbf wtr.,NIIncy . COUIIJy Dltdltooardl. ~....;,;,.;,;.;;.... 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