https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/60c7ad803d4878cd808a4f2a9464a2b6.pdf f3704b961f9eb8b2c6ff85217f1aaa9d PDF Text Text ' OPEN MONFIIH SATH AFIIIOUOI SUN 1·5 ....' . • • Ohio Lottery • Michigan, Florida State in NIT finals Sports on Page 5 . .. • • • ' Pick 3: 178 Pick 4: 5382 Buckeye 5: 13-16-18-32-36 - CIMr tor...:t, low In the mld-30s. ~.IUfiiiY, hlgtJ In 701. / ; ~----------~~~~~~-----------------------L-----------L~~------~ • •>' ••... '••. ' •' · e ' ' '· a .._ c; "'~ ,-. ....• fl. v • •• ..' . .. Val. 47, NO. Z2a • 01817, Ohio v.l'-r Pubtlall!ng Cull p tny 2 SEctlol•, 18....,.., I I A Gin- Co.-Ilea I I I · Pomeroy-Middiepoft, Otilo, Wednesday, March. 26, 1997 . Gov. Voinovich ·asks .. leveralto -1 hoose ·lrollll Stop ,by lor a fest . · today!. 'Where's the money going to come from?' ' By JOHN SEEWER Voinovich said a day afler.:he coun's argued again:;t :he idea that money be Pre11 Writer decision . He criticized the ruling as taken ..away from wealthy · districts : . COLUMBUS- Big tax increas- "a lhinly veiled call for a massive, and given to poorer districts. es. Cu!S in Medicaid. · ·The absence of direction from the multi-billion tax increase." These are just two of the. ideas Voinovich refused to sj)C\:ufate on couit left Voinovjch, Senate Presiden: ' being Ooated by lawmakers and eduany .'possible solutions. · Richard Finin and House Speaker Jo • The high co~rt sai~ lawmak~rs Ann t;>avidSQO 5crirnbljng for ideas. '' · caliorl advoca:es in response to :he • . Oh1!> Supreme Coon's orderto come ml!5l come up Wit~ a llllln :h~ saus"We >luive'nD idea wha: the court ~: . up wilh another way to P!lY for pub- .. fic!S'· llji:, Qhio C9ris:i.tt~lion;, ~hieh · teims as llh<iroulh and efficient "' :: lie ~!lQIS . . ·, · :~~~~~,Th~ s~ate :e> "s~~uie·, ,.thor,·_ ' Finan:'~ .;\•\ye•re !Wt,.Cfl8l'.O!l',to >. Bul Oov. George Va\novieh on · ougllli!tlJ effict~nt sys:ew o~common . come up V(jdi solutions right now."' ~. Tue~ay ca~lionoo :hal it Was too ear- schools l~roughout the slltte.'1 WilliBIII Phillis executive director . ·Jy 10 lalk aboul whal happens nexl. · It did not s'ay what lrPC of fund- of :he Ohi() CoalitiOn for Equity & ;· "The question.' is where is the i~g sysiA:m would survive a ~ns~itu- Adequacy of Sl:hool Funding, which : money going to come from," !tonal, challenge. the JUStiCes filed the lawsuit on behalf of most of • • ~IIOCiated . ~eigs ••• •• .. •• ~ . '' '' • '.L open~d ,. .ds .are [i:for u~s 1. ..·so proj~ct . . princi~als• ' !: i. i: :· f: :: :: P ~: i: The Federal Emel'@ency Manage· 1 3: . . ~ Board of ~. EducJI!ion decided a handful of per~: sonnet · mailers at Monday night's !· bOard. meeting ui Portland Elenien..: lory S~hool. · . ,:; . N board approved Lois Wolfe as !: a substitute cus:ndian and approved !: one day's leave without pay for ~oan : · Hudak and Jennifer Hill in April. · . : • Ann Kathrin Mallhies from Oer!: many ~ was acccp:ed as a foreign ~- exehanac student for the upcoming ~ school year. She will he residing with t Pete alld Roma Sayre. t In lldllition. the board aJreed to ! · heain . eaoiiations with members of f: lhe ~lo Association Qf · P~blic Sc:liool );iliPI~yees. The dislrict's f: .' ·• \ .. •: , : ; : •• ' ' '4 ! '.-; .:. . ,.<;;. . ' . . • • ( ; .·1 ' I ' By O,lYE SKIDMORE.. Aa1Cicl8ted p,... Wrtt.r ~ . . inte~est ceo: in February, the Commerce Dcpanment said. WASHINGTON - Once .won"t . Ci:ibank.thc na:ion's No. 2 bank. contract with OA~SE cxpi' i June he .enough in :lie F:edcral Reserve's and othCr lenders followed by raising 30, :j · cfl'on to cru8h bubbling intla:ion ·their prime rate from 8.25 percent Jo The board also approved ~sfer­ pressures with higher interest rates. 8.5 . percent. More expensive auto · ing $397.39 from _:he baitd f~ritflo the many economists believe, ' . . . loans. adjustable-rate mortgages and glee clu!l fund smcc Jhe. di~illi: 1!0 . SayiriJ the economy's strength credit-card borrowing will result. longer has a band and jipp~ved sell- risks fuelinl inOation, the central The s:ock market. which had been mg ~van and bus on Apnl 10-_a: an bank raised a key'shon-term interest well-prepared by Fed Chairman Alan auction at the bus garliC•Othontm~s ra:e by a quaner of a perten:ace point · Greenspan's public comments, react· to S.5 pefCj:nt on Tuesday. ed mildly. The Dqw Jones average may also he sold. II was n'!'cd. Present were S11pertn:endent "This action was taken in liJhl of . fell .29.08 to close at 6,876.17, only · James Lawrence: Treasurer Denote persisting st~nllh in demand, which partly giving up a !()().point pin Htli, bbard Prcstdent Bob Collt~, is progressiyely increasing the risk of from the day before. . VJCe-prestdcnt Dave Kucsma and inflationlfY imbalances developing," The reaction was more proboard.me_mbers C.T. Ch~pman, Mar· !he Fed said. ~ nouneed on :he bond marlte~ where ty Moranty and DouJ L•~tle. · That view was bolstered today by worries abOut more rate increases The next meetmg ~til he held an unexpectedly slrong rcpon on down :he ~ se~i prices down a.ru! April28,7:30 p,m.,at Syrac:~ ·Ele· orders to U.S. faclories for bil;tick- · the yi~ld on Treasury's 30-year bond mentary.Sl:~i ', , , .,,.•. ~t dlll'llble 1ood1. They ~ie !:~per- ·.f.up tl)6·~ -~.rccnt. ; . ~ ' 1hc indictment That decision mcari ~ the ~nvcrnmcnt is having scc9n" In a separa:c mmion. McVeigh's auorncys argued for a delay. saying thoughts about those allegations. or their client cannnl get . a fair :rial ·has determined the hnmh was huik unless pr(,sccutors arc forc~d w turn elsewhere, a source who rcqu9s1col anonymity !old lhc newspaper. sciors from the Small Business idcnts with short-term housing while Admihstration tO assisl with loan they make arrangements for other packages through the S.B.A. housing. . A repair granl program is availThe center will he lpcaled at the Rutland Civic Center. and will he able. offering up In $10.000 for open Friday and Sa:urday from 8:00 repairs necessary Jo make a home ·a .m. to 7:00 p.m. No appointments . habitable. The amount awarded ·to .are ·necessary. and those needing individual homeowners is hao;ed. upon assistance arc urged to visilthe c~n- · the extent of damage as veri tied by a tcr for assistance. F.E.M.A. ins[!cctor. F.E.M.A.'s· Disa.<icr Housing ProAlso available through gram is, by law, a temporary housing F.E.M .A.'s Disaster Housing Proprogram. designed to help local res· gram are rcn:al a.,sis:ance. mobile cconom1sts believe more ' ·i:handles personnel matte.' s · t ; ·The Southern Local over crucial cvidcn~.:c. over evidence that mitht help cleat him. . Proseculors wouldn't cmnmenl hut Maisch has d~nied many siniilai requests. saying it's n.ot lhc duty of \ :he government to provide Jones with a defense. · : In another development Tuesdaf. · the Fon Wunh (Texas) Star-Telegram reported prosCculors will nnl try ~; . prove that the bomh :hat destruycu the federal huilding was huih ncar~ secluded Kansas lake. as alleged in . mcnt Agency and the Ohio Emergency Management Agency 'have established a Disa.•tcr Recovery Ceo· Todd Hall. 25, ol' Proc::orvillc. wa.' ter in Rutland for Meigs County res· .Ch<lr~ed with nine counts of invnlun- idents who were aflectcd by lluodirig lary manslapghter and four counts of earlier this mnnth: . · aggravated arson.l:fe was acc11sed or· The center will be sUIO'ed with i~niting fireworks with a clgarcuc, resource people trained to assist wit~\ Hall. brain-injured · in · a 19~7 the filing of applications .and to 1 skateboarding accident. wa.•dedarcd aOSWCfQUCSiions abilUt the status of incompetent in Scptpmber and .coln- housing and insurance issues. The mined 10 Central Ohio Psychia:ric center will also he staffed with counContinued Ol! JNite School Board -~ ..~: · southern . Matsch said his ruling ·also extends to those victims and rela:ives who want to watch the .trial on closed-circuit lclevision in Oklahoma City. The historic closed-circuit · provision also was passed by Congress last year. McVeigh's trial is scheduled lo hcgin Monday with jury selec:ion. but his auomcys liled a motion ~ilh the lOth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals asking for a delay. claiming prosecutor~ have stalled in h"nding . kpass polygraph tests ,.. . . IRONTON (AP) :_ Thn.'C young men said ·to have. 'goaded a braininjured man into starting a dcndly fircl"oi'k~ store Lire pa.•sed a polygraph · test. according to• repons obtaine(:l by a newspaper. 1 Nine were killed. including four West Virginians, and II injured .in the fire las: July 3 at Ohio River Fireworks 'ncar Scottown. --Accepted the athletic report submined by Trca.•urcr Cindy Rhonc'mus; -- ,lpprovcd the minu:cs or the . Mm:l{ 10 meetitlg: ., · ·'· ThC'iiCxt ·meeilng wat he hi!ld 'm 7 p.m. <in April Kalthc district 'ollicc in Pnmcruv. ' . Present. were Superintended Bill Buckley. Rhnncmus. hoard Prcsi· dent John Hood. board members Scou Wah on. Randy Humphreys and Roger Ahhnu. N<~ present was hi><ird member 1-'lrry Rupe. · • • • • FE111A Disaster Recovery Center established ..~ - ~:· Tilre·e young men ~. · 1 c·ontracts Judge permits surviv,ors, relatives ·to watch trial · Bids tor' the ncxl phase of widen- ·a distance of seven m)lcs. The con. ~: ing· U.S. Route 50 were opened tractor will' dctcrminc.-which end of ; : Tuesday n1 ihe Ohiu Depanmen: of the project will he. star)cd first. The L .Transportation in Columbus. Kokos- completion . date on I\"' 'project is DENVER (AP 1 - Marsha Kight a possible death-penalty sentencing helped lobby Congress so ~he could hearing or'pmvidc sta:cments about : · ing Construction Company of Fred- Octobc.r 31. 199K. ; ! : crickstown was the apparent !ow bidConslruction or til«: first phase aucnd :he :rial ofTimot~y McVeigh. the bombing's impact on their lives .. 1 ' dcr at $28.96 million . The next lowfrom the Coolville lnt~~hangc to the . who is.accused of'killing her daughMatsch hnwcd to :he wishes nf : · est hiddcr was Beaver Excavating ol' area or Fought's' Used Cars. a dis- ter Frankie and 167 other people in Congress, in switching his decision. In his reversal. Matsch said it is : Canton at $29.97 million. ODOTs tancc of2.7 miles. started in August the bklahoma City bombing·. :: District 10 in Marieua has cs:imated of 1996. The contrac:or of :l)is fi'rst On Tuesday her work paid off. as clear under a law signed Thursday by : : the.projcctto cost $29.88 million .. phase is Gary A. Ruhcl. Inc., of ·a federal jud~e reversed himself and . President Clinton that Congress i' A re~i~w of the bids is necessary Lewisville. Constructiorrcost forthe ruled :hat survivors and relatives of intended,thosc victims to he allowed • . before the officilll awarding of the first _gllasc is $12.40 million. and the . victims or the bombing will he lo attend McVeigh's trial, which ;, contract . sometime within the next esti!fiated completion d~te is August allowed to watch :he f'f<ICeedings .. hegins next week. "I'm elated." said Delores Wat: : two weeks. Once the contract is otli - 31, 1998. · · even if they pttin ·to testify in a penal· son. whose.grandson. P.J. Allen. was ! . cial. a. pre-construction conference · A lhird phase ol' the U.,S. Rou:c 50· :y pha•c. • ! · will he held to discuss the·details or expansion is. prject to icll in July, ''I'm thrilled." Ms. Kight said. "II severely injurcdin the April 19, 1995 blast. which also injured more than ·· , the ,contract. Actual construction 1998, followed by a fourth and final was wonh every ounce or effon ... 500, "The more I know ahoutthe ln-. could. he underway by mid·May to pha.o;c in 1999. Each pha;w will take U.S . District Judge Richard •, the first of J.unc. two·construction seasons ~complc:c. MaiSCh hild barred survivors and vic- al helps me wi:h the healing · · ~: This next phase of the project calls The entire 16 miles between Athens tims' relatives whh want to testify'm process."· • , for widening :he route from two lanes and C<iolville should he a) four Jane ! : :o I'our from Dow Lako to Guysville, highway by 2001 or 2002(1 :· Many years la:er. Mabel wa.• married to Dr.-Ray Pickens. They had no children and later divorced. For 17 :years. she lived in Florida, whcrc.she cnjoycd·tishing. She .also ha.• enjoyed nower gardening and spending tim~ with her dot!·· Pam. and continues to enjoy visi:~ from animals. especially puppies. Mahel Pickens was bom a1 Broad Run Creek ncar Ncw ·Haven. W.Va .. n1 the :lme of the Spanish/American War. She was raised in a log cabin · wilh three brothers and two sisters. whom she has outlived. Her father was a high sheriff in !'oint Pleasant, W.Va., and pa.•sed away when.. s~~ was 17. The Meigs J.ocal Board of Edu- mation ·systems/technology coordi- Bradhury and Salem Center elemcncation renewed the contracts of two nalor.Todd Gardner for an addition- tary schools. respectively.' due to principals ~~ring Moo¥>· night's al three years. :ransfers to Meigs Middle Schoo.! at te;ullll' boaril m~tthe district's ' In other personnel mnltcrs. the the end or the school yeat, and :he "<!<11ti'IU•.t;llli.~~· ln-Paroy.. ' . · . board ' aci:Gflloc! the resignation for ·resjgoahon of Loni ,aamcs as a · ,,.~ ,,,. .. ~~~WI!'Iiturac_t of. tetiremcn: 'PUt'lilfscs of·Toycc V'anc'C ' ·· ifli'clicr'~tiiCkfand approved mat1:rniPum~rdy l:lciit~nlary principal Deb- . effcclivc the end of the work day nn ty leave for )amie L: Deem. . •. orah Haptohstall for an additional June 30 and hired Marcia b. ' HenIn other business: four years and :he ~on:rac: of Rusty dricks a.' a substitute ·cook lor ,the --Maria Blodom from Argentina Bookman, principal at Bradhury and remain.der of the school year on an wa.' accepted a~~- foreign exchange Rutland elementary schools. for an as-needed hasis . · s:udent retroactive 10 Jan. I: addi:ional_ycur. pending certification. In addition , the board apprnved --Awarded the property in.sumnce The board also renewed the con- the resignations of Karla Brown and bid to Nationwide Insurance Comtract of elci:tronic management in for- Mary O'Brien as head .:cachers .al pany in :he amounl of $13.781; • • •• AS.LOW AS: ··was 16. he joined the Barnum and Bailey circus. traveling with the show all overthe United States. Following his work in the construction of .the· Pomeroy/Mason . bridge. he retired. He has heen:a resident at the facility since 1989, and has always taken a special in:eresl in his fellow residents. according to staff members . M·e igs ·eo·ard OKs •• be hard pressed to come up with a plan :hat doesn ·: include some type of -tax increase. "We don't have many choices il\ this decision," she said. "The coun is setting the guidelines for increa.'iCd taxes." Voinovich's proposed budget for 1998 and 1999 incl~s S9.K billion ff!lm the general fun.d for primary ~¥~<! secondary education. Legislative leaders said' the court's ruling would not impact the debate over the pro·· · posed budget. shows colorful drawings or children, defended his administration's recoid on school funding. H~ said thai since 1990 the state has spent more than $300 million oq the Head Stan program for preschoolers . "This slate ha• done more to.make . a--difference in :he lives of our chiidren- at that age than any other state in the nation," Voinovich said. his voice rising with every syilable. · He said thai the coun .. fails to recognize that overall in this state we 're making great progress." · Davidson said lawmakers would couple .to observe 105th birthdays Two residents of the Rocksprings Rehabilitation Cen:cr in Pomeroy arc celebrating miles:one birthdays in March. ·, Bill Lowen and Mahel Pickens . will tum 10~ years old on March 26. and Man:h 30. respectively. Bill LOwen was born in Virginia in 1892. one of six children. ',\!he.n he . •• ••• :he state's 611 districlli. said the state needs to change ils spending priorities. . · ~ He satd the stale should slOp cen. tering its budget around prisons and Medicaid. Finan, R-Cincinnati, countered lha: the notionoof pulling money out of those programs to pay for schools was "the most asinine statement I've heard in a long time ... "Do we want to. lei half the people out of prisons?" he asked mock. ingly. Voinovicli, wearing a blue tic that . . horne rundin@ and funds i·nr transient ac.:comodation.'li. !'OUCh as hotel cnsts: y;hile the home is hcing repaired. ·: Mortgage payment assistance i• also available to resident homeown: ers and renters who have suiTcred ~ . financial hardshi~ and have receive<! written notice of fnrc.closurc or cvic-4 lion. F.E.M.A. also makes funds avail: · •ible to repair privalely-nwned roud~ and bridges damaged hy ll<KKI waterS when they uc:ccss residences. ' rate hikes comi.ng Most analysts believe :he increase Morgan Stanley & Co. prcdicte<l: in :he federal funds rate charged on -,;hon-term rates will he a full per-· interbank loans - the first in two ccn:age point high<;r by the end of :hi> years - will be followed by addi· year, And that will roil the stock an<( tiona! increases. Thi: Fed almost nev- hon<! market~. which arcn 't expecting er moves just (jnce. :hey said. . . ·thai much; he .said: . "MarkeL' typically underoNiimatc: "'I'hCre 's a aond chance :hey' II have to raise rates at least once or ·the ·clltcnl of monetary tightening,": mayhe two more times by ':his sum- he said: "There '• a real reluctance otr mer,·· said economist Mar1< Zandi of the pafl ot invcs:nt's to believe there'.: . : Regional Financial Associates in 10ore in the pipeline." A few analysts helieve tho Oc:ono-: West Cltester, Pa. "The economy is very sirong and <inc ra:e. hike isn't · my- ajrcldll is 5lowina and what :he> Fed !Crmed "a slight firming o(. going to do much to dampen i:." Chances are about SO-SO the nex: monc1ary conditions" will be enouafi quaricr-point increase will come at to prevent inna:ion from woneniJII.: " Tha:'• :heir last action for quitethe Fed policy-makers' May 20 meeting, Zandi said. And. if not, an a long tiinc:, probably for the res: or. increase is aSII'OIIJCf possil!ilil)i II :he the year," said Bll~C~l StA:inbefJ or; · t,{errill L~i)di. "I don 'tlhink July 1·2 satheritif· he said. : Economist ~~qphcn jtoac~ llf anOihe'r. tia~nina in the wind." ' m.·r • l,t ~ . • -. . . I • '1$• " •, . "'.•• • • • ,,, l ' �•, Cotnmentarr. The Daily Sentinel ~fislidin~ 111 Coult Bb wl, Pomeroy, Ohio . 11+882..Z1H • flllC 992·2157 . .2r ' A Gannett Co. Newspaper ROBERT L WINGETT .Publ..._, · MARGARET LEHEW CHARLENE HOEFUCH . Genetlll ........ Conbu.'11r • Excerpts from other Ohio newspapers Wlldl nf"ey, !'srch 21, 1817 hgl2 WMinlldlly, u.ctt 21. 1117 Because dill scandal has sparked IIKJR than a decide 110 thai unless intense congressional scrUtiny, there lhe miliwy wu also a business, the has been a cooling in relations. For quality of the averqe soldier would instance , While House advisers deteriotate because it would be more anracti ve to farm than 10 join lhe army. · . · So military factories produce consumer goods along with weapons, and the army tries 10 coniJ!lerCialize as much as it can. 'They aren'l often lhought it might be ppseemly for Vice very successful, as evidenced by a President AI Gore, during a scheduled Jl'lW airline service our associate trip to China, to attend the signing of Dale Van Atta sampled a few yeltrs a deal in which China is buying hun- ago. dreds of millions of dollars worth of 'The mililary was trying 10 boost jels from the Seattle-based Boeing 1he commercial airline industry in Co. China by allowing commercial jel• lo Probably the most disconcened use military airportS. In Xian, ·a popabout lhis poisoning of trade rela- ular lourist destination featuring lhe tions, unusually, is the Chinese mili- world-famous terra cotta soldiers, a tary. They are the mos1 entrepre: large group of travelers was shuttled neurial army on earth, witll commer- to a 1'new" terminal, where lhey were cial businesses that .produce every- ' kept "':aiti~g in ~ bus ~hile <;hinesc thing from bullets and missiles toT- , aut~ont~es readted the. butldm~ fof shins and teddy bears. thetr am val. · . · 'The lenninal was a small building . 'The late Oe'ng Xiaoping decided . · By Jack Anderson and JanMolier · · · Excerpts of recent editorials of statewide and national interest from Ohio newspapers: , .· : : : · • Dayton Daily News, March 24 The Liggett Group, maker of Chesterfield and Lark cigarelles, has come clean and made damning admissions and agreed to fines. The companay has conceded knowing what most Americans know, that cigareues can cause can- . · cer and that they are addictive . Liggett also admitted it marketed smokes to kids as young as 14 t\) get them hooked on its brands. Maybe the cffon to cut sales to youngsters can help some here and there; at lcaslthe effort carries a. steady message, even if kids have ways of getting cigarettes anyway. . · Maybe there also is a way to ·regulate cigarettes in a way that requires them to have some less harmful ingredients. Beyond 1hat. however. the regulatory crowd has to cope with the fact that tobacco products are legal, and they will remain legal as long as the demand for them is strong. · · · · • .• : : ; • ·• : • : : : l • ·Thunday, March 17 Accu'Welther"' fONCUI Chinese military produces soup to nuts By The Associated Preas ~ ,.• OHIO Wr:,lther 1 WASHINGTON - Nobody would be mono pleased in the People's Republic of China than ils military merchanls, if the Clinton administration could deliver pennanent Most Favored Nation trade status this year. Every year, the White House and the Congress agonize over whether the repressive Chinese should once . again be granted lemporary, or "provisional" MFN status. The designa. tion allows them to sell goods to the United Stales on lhe same tenns as most other countries. Both the Bush and Clinton administrations have regularly extended MFN status. with the exception of goods produced by Chinese prison· ers, yel'the subject is always controversial. China doesn ' tlike the polit· ical tumulr over the process. and craves permanent MFN status -which certainly wa~ one of the key reasons for their atternpls to influence the White House with poiitical con· tributions. · lha1 hid once been a military comm8nd posl. See-lhrouzh ,cloth wu ~ to screen rudime-y hllh- ·Abstinence programs . ~eserve..a cha.nce Joseph Perkfns - ·s ' .l ! •'t How Bill blew his shot at .greatness a Berry's World I JQseph Spear I Today in history . . .! I I j I. - , .••.,.,li••· -........... I ' i I ' Bonn;. Sue Brewer. 50, Ponland. died Tuesday, March 25, 1997. al her residence. Bam .Feb. 6, 1947. at New Haven. W.Va., she was the daughter of lhe late James Arnold and Wilma C. Teaford Anderson. She was a homemaker and a member of lhe Stiversville Community Church . She is survived by her husbanq, Terry Lee Brewer; two daughten;. Kiml:>etly Barnes and Lisa Sellers. both of Long Bottom ; a stepson, Carl Don Bre.werofP'ordand; three stepdaughters, TerriL Brewer and Brittaney Ellen Brewer, both of Pomeroy, and Mellissa Cremeans of Middlepott; and live grandchildren . · . Also surviving are two sisters, Connie Morris of Letan Falls. and Lori Ann Anderson of Portland. and severall)ieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by a sisler, Brenda K. Anderson . Graveside services will be held Thursday. 5p.m. at the Stiversvillc Cemetery in Lehanon Township with lhe Rev. David Dailey Will oniciating. Friends may call .ionighl from S-8 ·p.m. at the Cremeens Funeral Home, Racine. · · , rooms. 'The runway was lined with military jels. 'There wu an order no1 Ia lake piCIUieS of them. but many of the travelers did so anyway. After a co~ fusing time spent millinjl around this temporary terminal, lhe Chinese ahandoned the pretense and bUsed everyone to anodler location 10 board the plane. 'The Chinese military has elways been inefficient, panly because oflhe unwieldy . communist bureaucracy · which conttols the purse strings, and partly because·ofplllliiiOia. For eJtam. pie, one of China's IIJ!Cst torpedo fac10ries is Ilea{ Xiail, hundreds of • miles from the nearest pan. Other .countries make their torpedoes near the coast to save the titno!'and cost of transponation. !nO.atton has ea":~ away at the · shnnkmg Chmese mlltJl¥)1 budgetm recenl years, so lhe switch to consumer goods has paid off in a small way. A repon by the conserntive Her· itage Focmdation noted that the firs1 big boost. of fl!ilitary selling came lietween 1978 and 1983, when the income from consumer gOOds produced by the military accounted for 20 percent of the defense budget, double the previous share. II rose to 4(1 percent of the budget by' the late 1980s, a!'(! is still slowly climbing. · Some Chin~ sources predict con- · sumcr goods will provide half of lhe defense budget by 2000. A hefty share ·Of the profitS. Of course. arc skimmed by generals and Olhcr soldiers. · ' , Even without consumer goods, the Chinese military was no stranger to commercialism. It sells ils weapons · ·to any country with money, ihi:luding Inn, and has been knoWn to '"'II . weapons to both sides in a ;.,ar. Its · weapqns :selling to the Third World · lias been so extensive lhil. at times in l~.last decade, it has sW'p!ISSed Germany, Great Britain and Italy combined. · ' . Jack Andei'IIOII 111111 J - Malfer . •n w,riten for Uaited Jature 'Syndicate, lac:. · . ' I '' Brewer Bonnie -.:H. Akron Beacon Journal, Man:h 23 · . · · The U.S. Supreme Coun heard argumcnls concerning the 199~ federal Communications Decency Act, which would make it illegal to provide ' "patently offensive" material to minors over,the Internet, So far, lower courts have said that steps too heavily on the First Ame~dmcnt. In Ohio, the spotlighl is .on public libraries, which are now being linked by the $12.8 million Ohio Public Library Information Network. Among many service., OPLIN will provide Internet access to all 250 library systems in Ohio. Some parents, concerned that their children could use publicly fundcd library equipment to view pornographic, violent or olher offensive material , arc a.•king that access be limited. , There arc ways to block access 10 ccnain sites. or to select sites consisAnna F:reuJ. young(,., daughter of ' married. As it is now, some 73 per- kids froni'having sex and concentrate Or, should we say. they have ·~ tent with a library 's collection. But software can be cir~umvented . Blocker Sigmund and founder of child psy- · cenl of boys and ·56 perce~t of girls instead on encouraging sexually . been fooled by·family-plaiming types < programs can also block legitimate queries, such as on breast cancer. · · choanalysis. one~ posited that ado- have had sex by their 18th binhday. active kids'tO practice "safc.scx" and who tell them that they cvin<.'c ).1oth !·: Nothing can slop kids determined to look .at diny piCtures. ln the end. lcsccncc was a period of temporary To participate in the federal pro. use hinh control. Thi~ "practical" " ·"matutlt.f' · ~nd ' '.'rosronsifii'lity .. :·: parentnhould set the rules: Libraries have a proud hist~ry of r_na.king infor- insanity. That youths could not be ' approach. thty argue. is the hcst way · when they take the "prccauiton" of . '·• mation available; they should 'I'IOI be the ones to make 11 off hf!lliS. . h·etltdon·.fu. lly rc sppnsible for their to prevent unwamcd pregnancies and using hirth cimtml when 1hey h:IVc 3< ..• .• sexually transmitted diseases. premarital sex. · ' ".. This thinking infonns current pub- gram. states mUst put up $3 for every Family-planning types believe it is The reality is that the most mature,· ' . . , The (Younsstown) Vindicator, March 19 · lie policy when it comes to teens and $4 Washi nglon provides. So to futile for the government to tell teen.· mosl responsihlc teen.' arc not hilving · :: With the value of his political stock at an all-time low, House Speaker sex. The government assumes that receive the maximum federal grant of age boys and girls to keep llicir jeans " protected sex.'~ It's the teens who :: Newt Gingrich is signaling that statesmanship, rather than political expedi- kids . arc slaves to thcjr hormones. $5.7 milliqn a year, a state would be .on. They .helicvc that kids arc bound resist prcss11rc to have sex heforc. ·:, cncy, may be his goal this session. · That it docs linle good to diS<ouragc required to come up wit~ a matching to hpve sex. whether adults like it or marriage. ..; Gingrich, the archite<:t of the Republican revolution in Congress in 1994, underage. premarital sex. Thai 1hc $4.2 million. . ,. not. So the ''practical" approach to . . Richards and other family-plan:: now says that balancing the budget and not tax cuts is a "moral imperative." govcrnnie~t should concern itself But there arc a number of family- teen· promiscuity is to encourage ning types arc cntrccllhallhe cnica· cy bftcen-ahstincnce programs have :; · Will this enlightenment endear Gingrich to the right-wingcrs in Congress'? with preventing unwanted pregnan- planning types who recoil at the ' "safe" and "protected " sex. cics an\1 sexually transmincd diseases th u~ht that any state would spend $1 But this practi~al approach is n<~ hccn fully ascertained as yet. But ·; Of course. not. Will it endear him 10 thoughtful Americans? Ccnainly. 0 hy dispensing condoms and birth- · .. much less a total $9.9 million -- a based on a fallacy, say advocates of 11iat's because family-pl~nning fund:;; Gin.grich, 9 ma.~tcrful politician despite his recent setbacks; rcalitcs that year w encourage teen abstinence. tecn-ahsti.nencc progral)'l~ . · Their ing has hecn hiascd in lavnr n(vttJ.~ the GOP is risking its majority status tn Congress tf II saenf1ccs the lo?g- . control pills on demand . Well. at long last.' this morally rei" It <Inc thing to throw money at argumcnn~ ,captured on a poster tar- ucs-n~u1ral programs ·that teach se·x :: range goal of balancing the hudgetlor the short-range pohttcal grattlicauon ativist•puhlic policy may be chang- the problem when you have a r.ea- · geted to teens: ''Don't be fooled ·.. cducalion to kids. while providing ·•t of tax cuts. . · ing. Fur. mw.:h to the dismay of the sonahle indication ynu have some- .the only 'safe sex· is. abstinence theni with cond<liQS and hinh-conlrql j May President Clinto,n and hundreds of others on both .sides of the aisle r)liMO sec ~he light' We must stop saddh ng future. gcncrauons Wtlh our debts. "family planning" daqu~ , the Clin- thing ·that. works." said 'Cory ,before marriage and fidelity in mar- ,pills. ton administration moved forward Richards. vice president of the riage." ll's worth at least one-tenth thC I recently with "· five-year $Z50 million . Guttmachcr 1 nstilutc. in ·a recent ' Indeed, a study published by Fam, federal and state muncy .Ihal goos Ill " federal program that aims to' dis- interview wilh the Los Angeles ily Plannjng Perspectives (which family planning each year to sec if ' :· The . Lima News, March 19 · happens to,he a Gunmachcr Institute teen-abstinence programs · work. lf • When Anthony Lake asked Prcsidcnl Clinlon to withdraw his nomina- courage teen sox. The program was Times. mandated l>y a littl.c' noticed proviBut. he continued: " it's another periodical) revealed that ·condoms nothiAg clse. lhc cmcrgcitcc oflhc..C : titin as director of the.CIA. Lake did what so many public_ftgurcs do today: sion of last year's welfare refonn l>ill. thing to take $50 million ... and throw failed a snacking 36.3 percent oflhe programs. will send a message Ill ·: He ponraycd himself as ~ victim of panisanship. then lectured the nahan The aim of this national teen- it at al>stinencc education wltcn there time among the women surveyed. So America's teens that it's OK nut ·1o about the need for more ctvtlny and decency. . . · • "1 havc .he,licvcd all my life in pul>lic service. I still do." Lake saod tn a . al)stinence Cfmpaign is to send a isn't any 'indication it's going to girls who,lhink they arc "safe" from · have sex. to ·young Americans that work." unwanted pregnancies nr diseases if , Joseph Perkin.~ is • colwnn~t message lcner to Clinton. "But Washington has gone haywire.·· Richards and other like-minded· they insist that their sex partners usc for the San Dk;go UmQn-Trlbu~ :! Rather than going haywire. the cnnlirmation process worked largely as · they needn't view themselves as "square'' or ·'uncool" or "clueless" family planners say the government condoms arc really fouling them- and a COJ'!'mentator ror.MSNBC. jl it is supposed 10. · · · · · . . · " Lake had plenty to answer l<1r. He had approved a 1994 Chnl,m pohcy . if they refrain from sex until they arc should forget . aoout discouraging sclycs . :; 1oallow Iran 10 supply anns to the Bosnian Muslims without ihti>rmioi:_Con:l grcss. Senators also w.ondercd whether the panisan Lake coulp function as · ·" the head or an independent agency. ' ~ . It appears that Lake may have withdrawn because of puhlicily about his, • role in evolving Dcmocratir scandals. · Bill Clinton reportedly worries a panic or a deep reccs~ion could dri- and shoot. Indeed, Clinton him.Cif hy a Republican Semite leader and t , It' is disingenuous to blame " incivility'' for Lake's withdrawal when his ·lot about his place in history, and he A ve the country into bankruptcy. , publicly staicd that Lou's proposal · lame-duck Democratic p(esidcnt whq : own mistakes were the root of hts downfall. ha.• the brains and political acumen to ·The pr-imary cxpendit~rcs in the was a "good, constructive sugges- basically agree on a potential S<>lu" qualify for a top spol. What he docs annual budget are cntillcmcnt pro- tion." · · tion, then we arc dcslined to hC not have is guts, and because C.f that Then he heard from the seniors devoured by the damn thin@. ·~ character d~lcct. he ' ll be lucky io · lobby, which rcnexivcly opposes any . Entitlemcnls and intcresl on the make the top 20. reduction in the ·increasc ·of Social debt already account for two-thirds of They used to say similar things grams -· S<>eial Security, Medicare, Security benefits; and he heard from the money, the government spends.' ahout Jimmy· Caitcr. the Democrats pensions. These payments arc adjus!· labor unions. some of whose mcm- There will come a day. not toll long other anSwer to a futurc trivia ques- cd upwards every .year by devices hen; · pensions ' arc .. pegged 10 the after the turn of the century. when '' tion. But Carter. at least, had the called Cos1 of Livirg Allowance>, · COLA; and he heard from knee-jerk these two items will consume every: courage to lead an unpopular crusade ·which arc pegged to the Consumer .liberals like Rep. Dick Gcphardt. D.. dime of the revenue Uncle Sam col. to give the Panama C~nalto the peo- Price Index lhat is compiled hy the Mo .. who claimed that· entitlement lects. Except for so.me accoun.tants 10 : ple w;hosc republic ittravcn;es. programs sho!lld not be discussed in take money in and pay it ou1, there : Bureau of Labor Statistics. · -Johnson rc~ro.te th~ .:ivil rights The CPI is supposed to reflect the.context of budget cuts. won't he any govcnimenl. We wim't · · laws. Nixon tore down the Bamboo innation, but many ~xperts bCiicvc it ' ' ·: And then. atlhis moment of great · he able to afford ·it. Curtain. Reagan ' demolished the · actually . Innates inflation. · Last opponunity to score a signiticanl vicMy guess is, Old Slick willthbn': Berlin Wall. December, a commission of live tory in what is arguably the gravest try to claim he )!Ia.• the president w.lio : What valiant offensive will Clin- prominent economists appointed by continuing crisis of the .past three finally managed to .trim the bureau- : ton be identified with" .I , the Senate reponed that 1he CPI over- decad!)s, Bold Bill turned and ran. cracy. He had the opportunity, just states innation by as much a.• 1.1 per- Retreated. Folded. Caved. Curled up Joseph Spear Is • syndicated : ·recently, to dispatch a foe that has ccnl a year. Put another way; the peo-. like a sailed slug. writer ror l\le~paper E•terprlie ; . · . been threatening the national securi- pie who benefit.fro!ll entillcments w:e . . ' Let's be candid about this: If lhc . Associadon. · ty fa~ nearly 30 years. but he blew it. gelling a significant annual windfall. COLA monsler cannot he strangled · Not siricc 1969'1ios this italian htid a counesy of tbc taxpayers. Reducing balanced budget.. We have ~ried the COLA by· a small percentage . •I statutes and summits and smoke and would wreak minimal hardship on mirrors, but nothing has worked .,The · individuals bul result in tremendous annual d~ticit now stands at about savings over the years -·enough, yes, By The Auocllted Pre.. . · S I00 ·bjllion, and some politicians · to balance the budget. Today is Wednesday. Marth 26, the 85th day of 1997. There are 280days , actually have the chutzpah to bnig le,ft in the year. · · On Feb. l4, . Seriate Majority • Today's Highlight in.History: · · that we're getting things under con- Leader Trent Lou stepped up and ' 0 trol:, On March 26, 1979, the Camp David peace treaty was signed by ls111Cii suggested that a blue-ribbon panel be Meanwhile, we have accumulated established to devise a COLA that Prime Minisler Menachem Begin and Egyptian President Anwar Sadat ali $5.3 trillion in debt, arid it is con- more closely corresponds to actual the White House. On this date: . I .. • . suming nearly · $1 billion a day in inflation. . ln 1804, the Louisifl!l Pure~ was divided into the TerritO!)' of Orleans ·; ihienesl paymen1s ·- a founh of which The du11ks were lined up f~r Bill and the District ofLouisiana. · · •· · • . pad the pockels of foreign investors.· .clinton. All he had to do was point ' I · Pomeroy •lllddlepor':, Ohio IND. .' .. • ICo1umbusl68· I Pomeroy Mayor•s Court ·cases settled- ,. .. ' •\ Units of the Meigs County Emergency Medical ,Service recorded eight calls for assistance Tuesday. Units· responding included: CENTRAL DISPATCH 3:18 a:m.; Elm Street. 'Racint, Bruce Humphrey. treated iu lhe scene. Racine squad assisted: . 2:18 p.m., Mulberry Avenue. Pomeroy, Homer Brickles, Veterans Memorial Hospital; · 4:47 p.m.. state Route 143. Albany, Wanda Swearingen. Holzer Medical Center: · 7:10p.m., South Second Avenue. Middlepon, Dorothy Roush. HMC. COLUMBIA TWP VFD 3:58 p.m.. Mount Union Roa<), ga.' odor at Wanda Swearingen residence. Rutland squad assisted. MIDDLEPORT 12:SO p.m..'voluniCer lire depart- · ment to Wildwood RQad . Gallia County, assist on brush fire. POMEROY 4:59 p .in .. volunteer fire dcpanmcnt to state Route 124. car lire. Jeremy Lyons owner. RUTLAND 12:22 p.m.. state Route 124. Jim Drown ..HMC. Fined were: Michael Twyman, Parkersburg. W.Va., speed, $15 plus ·costs; Doneta Sayre. New Haven, W.Va., disorderly conduct, $63 plus. costs; Hus10n E. <:;all. Crown Call. driving under the innuence, $375 plus costs , three days jail, 90-day operator's license suspension; speed, $63 plus costs: Christopher George, ·disorderly. conduct, $63 plus costs; Diana Schartiger, Middlepon, stop sign, $43 plus costs; speed, $52 plus costs; Serena Diehl, Pomeroy, disorTrustees to ,· derly conduct, $63 plus costs;·JostiPa Highway tO .close Dickens. Pomeroy, failu~ to comply, State Route 124 ncar Souihcm Leb:inon To nship . rustecs will $63 plus costs. · ' High Scbool will he 'cl<isc at 8 a,m. • mcct .Saturday, 7 p. t thc ·tnwnship · Thursday and he closed all day for . building. •••• replacement of g. culvert . Meigs. announce . ents ·, ·'The following cases were resolved · recently in lhe Syracuse Mayor's Coun of Mayor George t:::onnolly. . Forfeiting bonds were: Edward Engelhardt, Venice, Aa., speed, $51: Forresl Teaford, Portland, improper Stocks Am Ele Power .......... ~ ............41 'o Akzo ·····················-···············7o\ AmrTech ...............................62'1. Ashland 011 ........., .................41'1. ATA:T .....................................35'1.. Bank OIMi ..............................42'o Bob Evans .... ~.......................13._ Borg-Warner .........................-.42\: Champion .............................1"Channing ShOps ................... 5\ City Holdlng ............. ;............32\ ·Federal Mog~t. .......................25~ Gannett ., ..,............................87'GoQdyear ...: .... ~. ~ .•:.:: .............54'· · .... ,. 12• K"-a·rt Lande End.......~·......;...:......:... 28l. Thi'M ..... Catholic Meigs Cooperellve Perish for . fi~NIIet WOI'k In the Hlpre the flev; Fit. Welter Heinz, "' ktft,, ~,. cl*ks fro!ll.~ ohiii'CtiH, Secred HMrt, $500, St " ' · ~a,i:y, ,pf )M l:!ll~•."'~l!ltiHIII!lhtel, •$750, .a nd "1_01Y'CroU, · . Glqu~ler, $250, to m.n'*'-·or the CooP:i!allw'Pcirlln· •~ve Church, and · 1, ~- G..n McClung of the PomeroY churchft . ,._renit -... ........................... ......... ... Limited ....................... r......;~ •.18\ . Wl~i•m HOba,:k of th• Pentttcoatel A•semb~Y. Catholic Cherltlel .USA hal al.a mllde a gNnt to tha DIOCIM' of Steubenvil.. · · flood relief. Appllcetlona for funda from that source made by mtldtt ,t hrough th8 Cooperative Pari•ll far a one-time amella•ela. · tance payment. 'or Ohio Valley Bank ........ :·.........a-n. One Valley .............................39'!. Peoples ................... :............. 29). Pram Flni ............................... 14'Rockwell ...............................&7). RD-5hell ..............................176'!. .Shoney's ..,.....,........................ s;t. S1,11r Bank ..............................43)', Wendy'a ................................ 21'!. Worthlngton ....................... :.... 20 "' .Middleport Court ' ' ' -·-·- · Mid<lleport Mayor Dewey H'lnon , clc: John Ward. Middleport, SIOOand proccsscd·l3 ca.-;es inMiddlcpon Vii- cost's. disorderly manner. $100 and Jagc . Mayor;s Court . on Tuesday costs: disorderly aflcr warning. $200 · a:vcntn[!. . and cosls. rcsisling arrest; Pnuy A. ' Fined were: Eric Smit~ . Cheshire. Powers. Middleport. $200 and q>SIS, '$1 00.00 and costs·; disorderly by driving under court suspensionJ$25 · into'xication. ·$100 and cosls, disor- . and costs. illegal exhaust: R'~"' Bam· ·dcrly aficr- warning. $100 and costs, h<>usc, $100 and e<>Sis. disorderly possession of marijuana: Ant~ony manner. an'd UOO and costs. re'sisting · Smith. Cheshire. S I00. disorderly by arrest. I :1n1oxication. $100 and costs, disorBond<: D~vid L. Mitchell. . ~crly aft~r warning; ·Charles R, Langsville. $60.lXl. running (Cdlight: McCloud, Middleport, $100 and Ioyce A Wooten. Chcshi/f,: $52.00, 'costs, disorderly hy intoxicatiom speed: Candace J. Hcer: Pomeroy,! ' Harold D. McDaniel. All>any. • $25 •$52.'00. speed: Jerry Wayne Day. and cosis. no operator's license; ·o. Pomeroy. $60.00. running red light; ,Mf.hacl Mullen. Middlcpon. $100 and. Kcrincih Mohler, Middleport, •an!lcosts:linenng rmm a "'otorvcht- · $150.00, open container. t' . 'i . .Three fin:: . ' (USPS 21:1-Mtl ' J ' Publisfted ev~ ar~emoon, MondAy ·rhroush friday, III,Couo 51.. Pomauy. Ohio. by lhc , Ohio \llllef'Pobll.dllng CCJ11'4!ony/Gannou Co.. t•.Pomon>r• ~,45769. Ph. 992-2156. Second rc..,._poldai.....,'I'Y·Ohio. , • J ' ,MeMber: 1bc Auot'liated Nc:111 J 1 PAuociMion. ' l . Prlu. ond lhe Ohio . ' POSTMA8TBI1 Stftd addmut cotm:tiom; to · But the. hoy. whose father and sisicr died in the fire. told pt>licc he did not sec anyone start the fire. the newspaper reponed .. . Oh1o4j760. . "· ' SUIIICIUPTION RATES •,, Brqmtror,-- '0.. ~ ............... ;.,.,, .... ,.......... ., ......,.. .$2.00 dlftt Mondi.t. ........ :..................... ~ .............. $8.70 a. Year"' ~, ........ "' .................,........,,$t 04:00 SINGLE COPY·PRICI , ~l)l "i'1 ..... , •..;.. , .......... " .......... ........ ~ ••••• ~S Cents IP----l!loor--... 'S · • . .~1iot duirina to~ the cllfrier may rwallln .dv..,:t di~ 10 ~~ o.n,. Sentinel on a lint, &hfot I 2 mocMh ~~~~'•· Credle wMI be No nbacription by mail permitted in ortllt ----~·--· riiiH • tololljiiOI- door• lpdCIII ...,W. ..,, ' lptJola doooiamoy .. ti>JdiMJI.. tlle dlndo.ofO.C ' lp... ' lllJ lbe I t m.t MAILSIJIIICIIPi'loNI lii-..... . ·-Motel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .-,. 13 - C..,- ..... $27.30 ...................:. ................. ~ =,. . . . .... . . . . ...... . 52 13 lil U3.1l .......~: ............................. ..:....51115.56 --MolpC.., ...... _ ..., ...................................S29.l5 $56.61 n - .........,;.....................,.............SI09.72 Robert C. Gabordi . executi.ve editor of The Herald-Dispatch, said his newspaper was not satisfied. "The prosecutor said he does not · want .to try this case in the media and ·I respect that:· Gabordt said. "Bul •with TodJ H~ll unlikely to face pros- · ecution. with no one a, things ~ow stand :likely to face .prosecution. I think cillnplc'te , disclosure of. all records is essential." • ' ' . :Hospital news Eaton, .. Farmcrstown, Laricaster, ___...;_______... ~~ .1995 MERCURY SABLE 4 DR LS 3.8 6 cyt. autqrnalic. power steering, power brakes, air, till, cruise, power ....,_ & loeb, AMJFM stereo cassette with premium sound, keyless entry, aluminum vm.ela. power driver seat. rear defroster, low miles. Extra lt3,115 & flJrass 'fj~iterSpecia{s. Beautiful fresh cut flowers: Iris, Glads, Daffodils, Potted p!ants, Easter lillies, Hyacinth, hanging baskets, {ems, floor plants. ~ift items: , Easter bunnies, bljs~etS, tins, Jelly Be1ly Jelly Beans, specialty baskets, balloon bouquets 1 Rober Medic.. Center oi.clw'aes Marcil l5 - lelli Hubbard. Christina Poore. Jason Adkins. Vicki Atlul, Ruth Bla~ton, Oscar Dempsey, Kenneth Williams. Marcella Euliler. Birth. Mr. and Mrs. Many Ous. ley. dliu@hter, t.'lcAnh11r. ·: (Published with pennlaaiotl) Cantate to be presented · An Easter cantata will he present• cd at 7 p.m. Friday at the Rose o( Sharon Holincs.• Church, Summary ofTucsday's Produc~rs · Livestock Association auctions al '. .Collier said .he released some , records.because ·:·1 don't want to give '--~--..-""'!.~--..;.-.,_ the public the idea that \Vc ' ~ hiding anything."• · , · Other records were withheld. Collier cited 1hc pending case. . · •The l)oily s...lnol. Itt Gx!f1 S! .. P"'""oy. .,;..rd Llbrary meetiag Regular meeting of Meigs Couni ty Public Library Bniu-d. I p.m Thursday at the Pomeroy library. ~ Hospital in Columbus. . ' · · Lawrence ~ouniy Prosecutor J.B. The f!6lyg:rapb examiner conclu!!- Cnlhc_r Jr. also released a Dcccm.hcr ed the three were honest in denying mtcrvtew wtth ·~ Branch!and, W.Va., involvement. the newspaper reported l>oy who h~d satd publ.1ciY he saw od. ay. l)>cy ha_vc not .hecn charged. others dare Hall to set )trcworks on The.Daily S~'t..tinel Sunrise service set The Carleton Chureh on Kings· bury Road will conduct sunrise. services on Sunday at a.m .. followed by breakfast. Sunday school will follow. Preaching service will he at 10:45 a.m. Pastor Jeff Smith invilcs the public. Livestock report Dr. E.S. Villanueva, M.D. regrets to inform you that effective April 14, . 1997, his ·medical .practice located at.... 505,. Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy, Ohio ' . .will be peimanently closed. The last office day will be}\.prill2, 1997. Requests for transfer of medical records can be done any . time, during office hours, before April 12th. Thereafter; requests can be made by calling his office·or personally .cdming to office on Thursdays betweeri 2:00- 4:00PM and Fridaysbetween 11:00 · - 12:00 AM (992-6633) until May 16, 1997; or by writing to this address: · .E.S. Villanueva, M.D. 505 Mulberry Heights Pomeroy, OH 45769 · Dr. Villqnuev~ truly app~ciates your patronage. y o u n g,. men.c;,ontinued rrom page I ! passing, $80; Glenda Hayhurst. Painesville, . speed. $52; Robert Hudak, Gallipolis, speed. $54; Beth Casto, Gallipolis. speed, $52: Lawrence Haley. Racine. speed. $52 : Eddie Willis, Racine, speed, $50: Lynetta Levacy, Coolville. speed, $51 ; Raymond Sarr.e, Racine, old lines, $90; Johnny Britton,'Parkcrsburg, W.Va.. speed. $54; Mark Theiss, Racine. speed. $50. . . Appearing in court were: Allen Ca.~tor, Middlcpon, sPeed. $66; Beatrice Williamson, Pomeroy, dcfcclivc exhaust, costs only : Debra Willis: Syracuse, dcfcc!ivc exhaust, costs pnly; James D. Gibbs. Ra!;ine. faifure to coptrol, costs only;·driving under thCjnOucncc, $500 plus costs, thr~c day; jail susperidl:d to 10 days eld:~ ironicafly·monitored house arrest. 90'" day operatOr's license suspension. l!ourid' ov~r to 'county coun''were: , Renee' Hoschar, Pomeroy, allowing ilcrson 'to 'opelatc' vehicle with no . lfpetator's license; Dan Merrill , Pomeroy, speed. driving under court suspcnsaon. Wapakoneta and Caldwell: < ' Stock reports are tli1 10:30 Hogs: 50 cents to 4.00'bighCr: a.m. quotes provided by Advest (' Butcher lings: 44.25-54.75. of Gallipolis. . '.. Callie: 75 ccnl' lower to 1.00 higher. • ~~ 1993 .ICilY GUilD MARQUIS 4 DR U va. automatic. power ~. power brakes. air, tih, cruise, power windows & ~. AMJFM a-.o caaette, casl aluminum wlleels, .new tires; power - · ,..r deltt 11i>, dual air bags, aulomatlc headliglda. L.acal trade ln. &>tcotlent condfUon. au ,1a0 - . BURGUNDY & BRASS FLORALS & GIFTS 3rd A PHrllft. ' IIW ROSE (7873) · ...cine ,I ~ . - �• Pege 4 • The Dally SenUnel •• • l • Th~- Daily '..S ports Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio WMine.day, March . In the NIT, ·• Sentin..!} . 1117 • . Florida State and Michigan win in semis . . ' By TOM WITHERS we're feeling pretty good, probably , ,joke about. the school bolting from dall Jackson. who came in averaging be!ter than we really are, but that's the ACC. 18.3 points in the tourney, but manNEW ·YORK (AP) - Having OK." Kidding aside, Florida Stat. e is aged just eight on 2-for-11 shooting. swept the Big East entries, Florioa " I didn '{ want to lose," Collins Maurice Taylor scored 19 points State needs to make it 2-0 against 'playing Its best basketball ofthe seaand added a career-high IS rebounds Michigan's Big Ten teams to win its son ..Since a one-point loss to V{ake said. "As I said before, I wanted to for Michigan, which on Tuesday had Forest in the ACC tour:nament, the play more games and get the returnfirst college basketball title. SeminoleS have won four straight, ing players more experience for next breakfast With former President Ger· James Collins matched his careerintluding road wins at Syracuse and year. I think we underachieved all ald Ford, a Michigan alumnus. high with 29 points · and Kerry Coincidentally, · the last time · Thompson added 20 as the Semi - West Virginia, two of the Big East's year, but now' we.. are showing the Michigan and.Arkansas met, in the •. kind of team we really are.'' noles defeated Connecticut71-65 in toughest stops, On Tuesday night, the Seminoles The un<)erachievlng tag is some- . 1994 NCAA Midwest Regional , overtime Tuesday night to earn their rallied from five points down in the thing that 's been hung on Michigan President · Clinton was on hand to first trip to the NIT finaL final minute to force overtime when this year, too. Loaded with talent, the cheer his beloved Razorbacks to a nit'Seminoles (20-11) have elimJriatcd three Big East scliools select- Thompson, ;a junior from New York Wolverines started the rear ranked in ·76-68 victory. . "He Was absolutely f~ntastic, " ill lor th~ \O~tnient and improved playing with a dislocated finger, the Top 10, but losing six out of sevmade a three-pointer with 3.9 secen games in the final weeks of their Michigan coach Steve Fisher said of· JO 4; 0 against tllat conference this regulation. conference season cost them a spot onds left in Ford . "He met us for breakfast at a season. 1 . "For us so 'far, this has · be~n in the 64-team NCAA field. public restaurant and stayed for an ,. FSU's othet NIT win . came · "I wasn't sure if we deserved to hour and a half. He was the last guy ag.inst Michigan State. Next up tournament of big sho!s," J5ennedy play m any tournament the way we to leave. We asked if-we could take ;nursday night: Michigan. . · silid "arid Kerry made the jjtg shot" ' · ' . played during our Big Ten sched- a group picture and he went around . · The Wolverines (23-11) had trmlFreshm'an Ricllard Hamilton · ule,'' Michigan coach Steve Fisher the room and took individual shots ,ble , p.4tti,ng away overmatched . . with each member of the team. iArkans.fs, but,psed a 14-4 run in the scored 26 points 'to lead the Huskies said. . Dur1~g the NIT, however, the Every kid has a picture that he will fin~13:57to beat the Razorbacks 77- · (17" 5), whq will finish tHeir season Thursd3y night' against Arkansas in Wolvennes have come tog~the~, personalize and hang on his wall. I ~62 in ·Tuesday night's second SefTlithe third-place game. There ha~e heen wms over M1amt, . know I will mine." ,finaL . . , Collins made eight of .12 three- , Oklahoma State, Notre Dame-and Kareem Reid scored 19 points to Florida State's third victory over lead the Razorbacks ( 18-13), and Pat no~ Ar~ansas. , . 'a Big. East team in the tournament pointers for Florida State, and picked We ve won s1x m a row and Bradley added 10 points. prompted FSU coach Pat Kennedy to up the scoring slack for ce~ter Ran ,, . .•That Saves You Moneyl Prices Good: Wed., March.26th Heavy D~ Electric - .' , thru ' Lawn Edger · Sun•.ft\arch ~ ,, 2 HP High fofC\ue·Motorl r a " 1111,000 BTU ' Gas Grill· · 1033 5ct· ln. Total Cooking Area • With Side Burner & Shelf ~ Includes 20 Lb. LP Tank • b' .' '' ' ·' ' _ ' ~: $21-J;99 .Hirlwl · 12Amp Car Seat Vacuum Cleaner · C.rrt.rl ,. ' With On·Soanr:l A1;taohmen~l ... • ' . , •f i I i.-Mtnmi ~ ................ ~J f7 x·Nr=wYork., .........49 Orlnndo ........ .'......... 40 . 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Sh1mv ·olnan, ltft, of the · ~ ~rt WilSon Dqlly Tribuna ·and ware Inducted Into Association Hall of · r-·.'-."~····it down. .7:'10 20 · .710 29 .380 Central DlwWon ·: ' x-Chicaao ..............60 9 .870 x-Decrolt ................48 20 .706 II ~ 12'1,. . . x-Atlanaa ................ 48 22 .686 Charlouc ................45 24 .Ml ; I~ CLEVELAND .......J6 J2 .529 23 ~ Indiana...................J2 ]6 .47 1 21 '1,. Milwnulcee .............28 40 .412 31 ~ Toronto .... ·.............. 25 45 . 3~7 J~ h '· Compan~to ' Scoreboard •. •• · Letter Size File cabinet . . And.he didn '·t doubt lhere ~~uld . eagerness that got him the Job, · Brady said . .. • ,BATON ROUGE, L,a. (AP) - · be some second-guessing abOut his " I think I got. it on my ability to His voice breaking, his daughters hiring, He also had no doubts ahout coach basketball," said Brady, who . wearing purple and gold cheerleader • taking over for Dale Brown. who is lhe most successful coach in Sam'outfits, his wife and mother looking retired after 25 years at LSU. ford history, with a career record of on, John Brady realized a longtime "There will be some who say I 89-77 for siX years, including four dream -becoming LSU's basket- don't deserve what I've gotten, but winning seasons in the past five ball coach. . I do .deserve what!' vc gotten and the . Brady, the coach at Samford for opportunity I've been given·, " Brady years. "I took a pl'ogram over in Binn- . the past·six years: acknowledged he safil Tuesday, "I have wm:ked hard ·Ingham, Ala., where nobody came . , didn't have the credentials of many to get where I am." . of the coaches the school considered, 1 Brady lobbied hard to get the· and nobody cared. We were able to turn losing into winning there, and I He acknowledged, too, that he was · ·LSU job. As soon as he heard Brown think I've proven myself. " largely .unknown outside of Binn- . was ' retirin_g, Brady called athletic Before Brady's arrival, Samford ingham, _Ala, where Samford is director )oe Dean and told him he had just three winning seasons in the located. ' · · wanted the job, But ii wasn't his previous 20 years and had not won more ihan seve n games in any of the previous Jive years. This year Samford· was 19-9, including an upset of LSU in Baton AOridu St 71 . Cnrull:l.1iL'UI65 (()T) Basketbal l Mil:higa11 77. Arknnsus 62 R\)uge. Brady was not Dean's ftrst choice . 11Jursday's finals ,N8A StancQngs ··;< .. AIMIIIIIM.Sq•,.Ganlin,NowYorlo . . .tor the job. pean 'pursued ..several · ~ r'~· • 1. :t'lJjnl pkK:c:•Connct.:ticut 07- ISl VJi·, major college co~heo and finally EASTERN CONFEitENCE, ,, ... " •. , lu'l<Mial.UI-1-JJ. ~l>.m'"''• " . offered the positi6n il'l MisSissippi· Atl.•ntlc Olvl•ion Chiirilpionshir: ~oridor~r. {20: II ) 'o's ." Iua "' »_ L* hi. iiJl MichiJIUI CiB-11), 7::10 ~j... t· ·• .·... coach Rob Evarls, wlid llllJ!e~ it . DOutlleeMA ® ' ' By MARY FOSTER , Steel Wot·ks · . '· I",. >. .' as head basl(etball coach :·B rown ' ' ' Electric ·. Can Opener TAKES goea air· borne past Arkansas· Hood In the second half of Tueeday night's NIT semifinal conteat in Madison Square Garden, where the Wolverines moved on to the championship round with a n-112 · victory. (AP) . .:LSU names Brady to s~cceed . ... • .,.. ·, .. ' llll I• .. 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Ctth.~~ l . �p ge •• The IWIJf llnllntl Pomeroy •lllcldlepolt, Ohio Silled • biggest tnJde of !£ring, · Wldi 11ter,ll1 ch 21; 1117 · Braves ship Grisson and Justice to Tribe for. Lofton & announced. and ao out there and play." time teams can place players on Alomar will begin the season Roy.!~: Bob Hamelin, who hit 24 '{be A~ Bravesllld C1e¥CIInd waivm and not be responsible for home runs in 1994 and wu aamed the entire Indiana both talked about making a serving i. five-game suspension for saluy.. By re~ina AL Rookie Of theY-. wasTCieased Hamelin now, the Royala must pay major deal this sprins. On Tuesday, spittins at umpire John Hindlbeck , by Kansas City. lhey BOttoFther anclllnlek one of last Seplember. him $174,000 instead of the full Reboulet. signed as a free agent regained his $700,000 he signed for this season. Hamelin, 29, belcball's biqest tndes in ycm. stroke after the player. strike interIn a shocking swap, tile Braves during the offseason, came to the Gluts: J.T. Snow stepped into Orioles ll'ter spending the last four rupted his rookie seasOn. He knew the batter's box against live pitching sent Marquis Grissom and David · Justice - whose home run beat the seasons with the Minnesota Twins. coming into camp his days with the for the first time since a March II Royals probably were numbel;ed beaning by Randy Johnson that left Indians I,o in the clinching Game 6 He' s hitting .326 this spring. "It's something you always the Royals were set at designated hithim with a fractured tel\ eye socket. of the 199S World Series - to dfcam about, playing opening day, ter with Chili Davis and Hamelin's '· Cleveland for · Kenny Lofton and The Giants first basema.n, wear• other position, first base, was held by ing clear plastic goggles for protec- · ' pitcher Alan Embree. . . and now I'll get my chance,'.' lion but otherwise showing no signs · "This is a trade of enormous Reboulet said. "I can't be Roberto. Joe Vitiello and Jeff King. Wednesday 'afternoon is the last of the injury, h"' four hits in II. atmagnitude for two very, very good . I'm just going to be Jeff Reboulet · · franc:hises,'' Indians gc!neral manag· er John Hart said.· "We're talking about franchise-type players. We . t8,iked abounhis at scime length, and · we-realized that if we were going to . Set .it done, it had to tiappen soon." : • It was an old-fashioned. superstar-.for-superstar deal predicated by the economics of modem spans. The Indians faced losing Lofton to free i a,ency at the end of the season; the Braves CUI $7.7 million off their pro. ' jected $62 million payroll, •ighest in . I lhe maJOrs. "It's painful in the respect that I ForYo•rSIIoppl,.. · · think baseball i.n the '90s is extremely app;u'Cnt in this trade," Han said. . "For both teams, not just the lndians.·· 33·39 OZ. CAN .As for recent baseball trades involving so many star players, few · compate. · . , .. . Toronto and San Diego pulled off a.big deal after the 1990 season wit!l Joe C8{1er and Roberto Alomar going to the Blue Jays .for Fred . , McGriff and Tony Fernandez. In August 1992, the Oakland Athletict sent Jose Canseco to Texas for Ruben Sierra, Bobby Witt and Jeff Russell. Lofton and Grissom are regarded as the two best .ccnter fielders and leadoff hitters in baseball. Both are i 29, and both are coming off out. standing seasons. Lofton baued .317 last year, setting career highs with 210 hits and 75 stolep bases. "May,be I can say r m disap· pointed,'1 he said. ''I've done everything they've asked me to do in Cleveland, and I thought I would be rewarded. I guess they '"warded me by trading me to Atlanta." Grissom, a native of Atlanta who "'as acquired from Montreal in a trade before the 1995 season. batted .3011 with 23 homers, 74 RBis and 28 stolen bases. · . Justice, 30, had his best scaso~ in 1993 with 40 homers and 120 RBI~. but missed most. of the '96 season · · after dislocating'a shouldc'rMay. IS. He had surgery and appeared to have no lingerin,l! effects this spring. "I'm in shock,"'·Justice said. "If Ll. I was su(ipose<! 10 shed any tears. it was when I said goodbye to the Umlt 1 With Additional 'guys." . Embree, 27, split time last season Purch111 o1 $10.00 the Indians- and Triple-A BulTalo. going 1-1 with a 6.39 ERA in 24 _ games with Cleveland. · Orioles: JelT Reboulet will stan at second base f0r Baltimore on opcnipg day in place of the suspended Alomar, manager Davey Johnson By Tile AIIDCI 1 jl PI II 1m • ne- bats apinst Triple-A pitcher Doug 'Vanckneele in a simulated pme at the tel(lll's . minor lelpe .camp ill Scoltllll•. Ariz. '"1'\'llsn't !Wiy toncemed about hits or anything like that," Snow said. "I just wanted to get in the bllter'a t.o. and sec: some pitches, just . swing "' bal. I was happy ~th the way it *nt." · Whf4l: Sox: Walking on crotches and ·wearing a CliSI that .ran from underhlsright knee down to his foot1 Robin Venwra visited his Chicago teammlllfrs and vowed to return as - ~, M-G~M E~bree J "I'm bUmmed out, beciUse I ,.-as 111111y exc:itetl atloul playinl Ibis · year." said 'Yf'lur8, 'who suscained a dislocated ankle llld broken lower right leJ last Friday after slidin1 into horne plate against Boston. "'{'hat'S'the way it goes. I just have to do whattver I 'can to rehabilitate it-and get baCk on the field.·· Ventura, a foUr·time Gold Glove winner at third .base '1"'119 baited .287 with 34 homers and IOS RB Is last season. is Cllpected to miss th(ee or foor months. ' •· • 1 -I M·IO PM eonv.nt.we• .. MAXWELL HOUSE ASSORTED .FLAVORS COF·FEE . I ET ·:R I·TE· . ' LIMIF 2 PIIASfl . COCA·COLA · PRODUCTS c ; (Continued from Page 5) . B_rady, whose appointment was , llli!ltlunced Monday. signed a nv~­ ! year contract. His base annual salary i ~ill be $ 100,000. with another !· $UX);(lOO li'nm a rJdio and ide vision i contract und another $150.000 in :,, '•other 0"Uarantced .income" from ! •product endorsements. '· Speaking to a crowd of reporters, !' !\l'hool vfticials and friends from two : d~cadcs ago when he coached high ; st:htK>I in Crowley. La .. Brudy luou to : s)op more than a uozen times to • r~guin his·composul'l.'. [ An LSU fan while growing up in 1 t.IL'Comb. Miss,r-J.JI~ hours frnm 1 the schOQI, Brll!ly saRI-he wa.• well 1 awan: of the pn:mium the school ' pl&~;ed 011 winning. As a child be I .fent many Saturday nights in Tiger I S'tadium watching fiKllball, he said. The majlic of liger Stadium wa.• . t ~~~ know!f· to him. Brady said. It ~;L< the dash nf "Pistol:' Pete Mar1- ~~il:h whp sllnpc<l his future. how· I ewer. · "Wholn'y'all had this guy Mar· , uvil:h come to 'llllion Rouj!c. it totld1 lr _chun~ my life... Brady said. •·t . : tried to 'If Jike1hat. 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We've .seen the ll?YS randen ~llodlltlll . . . Beth James held )1er breath as son cheerina each other on and chanung :van~~ lnt HDtCraig took first 'place in the champi- for their friends .:. that's whatot's all 'taP 1 ,. onship race. "You just have to learn about." WolvM: · and experiment with the shape and Pvt. Vernon from the Gallipolrs Firat p~: er.It ...,_; lee· position of the weights," she sai!l. Recruiting Sllllion took a)>reak from ond place: Wntey ~ "You learn by triaiii_MI enor. This is calling race results to remark: "It's ~n EDlo!t; Balclel!l"i.uck our second year racmg and he has nice to .see the kids have a good time Broton, Moat orlglnel, .......,.. . h'ospac k eac h year. but andtobepanofthcderby. I've . had ...ft ....... Mot! delaltec:l· Adlol I .ed fi1rs11n ,pac ~.....,., •·th ·F ler.....· ... · · 1 ·k .. · . . Best overall: ...n10nY ~w , ..... Io be ho ~st. II· IS ~ . · . a great lime watching them. and they Ntnt job: Nathaniel Burdette. . Connoe McCormick ~~ Pack 20S are having a great day here." . 13ears: .· . . c~eered he scouts on. Oh, I JUSt. Of cooirse: every race has wmpers First place: Joah Skidmore; thm~ thos os wond~rful. It·~ so much and loosers; and. a few disappmnt·. Second place: Scott . Hunt; Third f~n for the boys, she .sa1d. "They ments. place; Barry Knight; Bnl design; really have a good lime and when Rev. AI Earley. Pack 204. chuck- . Charln Kormanlk; Moet ~tatted. they see all t~e effort that goes onto led as he observed the various reac- Glen Sellrla; Moat "rlglnal. Barry making this a memorahle day, they . tions. "As they get older. o.hcy are Knight; Best overall: Aaron Allllell; know how special they.are.". . able to control their emotions : ·· he Beat palniiObFI: Jerplacem~ ~~~via· She pointed to · the guest line- said '11ley are uood spons. hut it · Webeld0 ' r~~ e. ,;.;,n..--: 1 1 ... ., ...... , 1 · d • Oh' ·s ., Ski · "' Secon pace: .,..acom JU ges - . 1o late • rooper P does hun to loose. · Third piece: Brodie Gill; Beat OQdd and Private Christopher Vernon "There are so many g<jod cars deSign: Morgan Anderscin; Moat (U.S:M.C.) - as an example of com- here. and we do have more tears with detailed: Jnon Kingery; Most orlgmunny support and concern for area the younger ones:· he added. 'They lnal: Nick Farley; Best overall: A.J. youth. team to win and loose that is good Fillinger; Best paint job: Dustin Tr~r Dodd agreed. "W~ really character building. That is what Coehran. . e",Jor, bemg onvolved on anythong hke scouting does for the boys:: Orand Champion R~ ~nll!lfS. th1s. . Race winners for Tiger Cubs: . First place: Craig Jall)el, Se~nd "It is a good opportunity .for kids First place: Saul McGuire; Sec- place: J.P. Davis; T!llrd pii!CJ. (lie) to see us as friends," he said, "not just onc1 place: Evan Yeauger; Third Jolh Skidmore and Saul ~re. Mums I· t"!! FOR The s,etting was the Mason-GalliaMeigs(M-G-M)District,BoyScouts of America Pinewood Derby held Saturday, March 15. at the Gallipolis Developmental Center. A total of 64 Cub Scouts tried their racing skills at 1he even hosted by Pack 204 ~ sponsored 'by the First Presbyterian Church of Gallipolis. Rachel Cremeans, Pack 204 committee chairperson, noted .that ' parental and community support · made her fiu'sttime organizing a derby an ove..Whelming success. "It is for the boys and everyone wants to help," she, said. "We had money donated for the patches and trophies because the business people want to be involved with the boys here in the district." . With four tracks - each measurin~ 32 feet in length- the boys ran em of their own design and craftsmanship. The district provided each boywithakitof.wheels.stickersand · a piece of wood that could be fashThe followinglaoKt transferS were Right of way, Avery L. and Opal ~:~ ~~~i=ything their imagination 1----lhe;:-0;~. recently in the ·office of J. Douglas t9 TPCWD, ,Bedford, 20 . · For first time racer Shawn Henry, 2 Meigs County Recorder Emmugcioc acres· R',ht r A L d Opal Pack25 Plea<ant.itwascraft· H•-o'lton·. ~.. 1g o way, very . an , · •·sha, Point • H Rod " . h f· ha d J Do. · I t0 TPCWD 'Bed'ord. I ong wn s 01. • a sporty R1g I o way, Jonat n an. · ug as '' · model that won two rounds. • Michelle Renee Rces to Village or acre; Commenting on. . her son's firs_! Racine, Sutton; . Right · of way, ·Charles. M. and , ,., Right of way, Randall L. and Judy Aletha J. Fry to TPCWD.' Bedford. lime iry, Sara Henry noted: " .. c didA. Oark to Villa"" of Racine, Sutton·, 8.98S3 acres; . n 't know· anything about building a e• car, SO We were happy that he WQn ... Deed, Michael S. and Rosemary Right of way, Leta Goodwin 10 You juM run into cars that are a little bii faster." T. SC!J!akis, Nicholas D. and Lisa TPCWD, Bedford, 1-.17.4 acres; Miller, w. Roger, Penny J. Robert L. Right of way, Palma Go<>dwinto .. .Malcolm Saunders, who won first Jr.. Lois A. Jeffrey A. and Patricia E. TPCWD, Bedford. 40 acres: 'place in his Pack 262 Derby, placed Sparccmithls'·,o Randall E. Wonh, Rutland Rigl\t of way, Palma Goodwin to second in the Webelos bracket. He TPCWO, Bedford, .75. 23. 5.50. f h. I k 1 Deed, Randall ·E. Worth and · 2.19 acres; . shared his secrets or IS s ee . yc Nicholas D. Miller to MichaelS.·Scr- ... Righi of way; Jose~'!! C. and Joyce low "Stingray ... gakis, W. Roger, Robertl. Jr. and Jef- M: Hall to TPCWD, Bedford, 10. 40. With the poise of a season,edd vet-f frey A. Smith, Rutland parcels: SO acres; · eran and the technical know e ge .o Deed, Vil'lon County National : Right of way. . K~thryn Hall . to a design engineer. he confided that, Bank to Whitlock MT.I Inc .. Col urn- TPCWD, Bedfo(d, 30 acres: · "The car doesn't have anything to do · bla, .S3 acre; Right of way. Imogene Cunning- with it. It 's the wheels. You have to l>eed, Bar,bara L. Hopkins to ham to TPCWD. Bed lord. 3, 7 acres; . · sand them out and graphite the Jtohen Jr. and Mary E. Hoskins, Right of way, Daniel and Martha ·axles." ·Racine; · Cunningham to TPCWD. Scipio,'40 And . . like any scrinus; he is , Deed, Linda Elizabeth and 'licrcs; already planning ahead li>r next year Lawrence Bowling to Daniel 'Roush, Right or ~ay. Jay_J. and Linda with ideas for a design ~hange. 'The Lebanon; Conway 10 TPCWD. Bedford. 54.826 changes I'll make will be to take out ', Deed, Gordon Proffitt to John acres; Righrof way. Michael and Debra Winger, Leban(ln, 15.908 acres: Right of way, Mary and Loren L. Pratt to TPCWD. Bedford, 47.64 Deed, Bethany 1. Jones to John W: Coleman to TPCWD, Scipio. 4.20 acres: arid Anna . 1. Lemaster. Columbia, and 40 acres: · Right '.882 acre; Right of way, Dale F and Angela · of way, Gerald~ and Pr~nda Deed, Partlela A..'"and Mark E. f. Bri~kles to' TPCWD . .Bedford. ~~,7 10 'FPCW~ Bed ord. ~ 4 - 6045 Boy41oD~ghtC. Ronakcr.Olivc: 10.74'acres; ' R' ht 0 f fr cesV Millcrto "'-e·d,"f'i'Cilefick 'W. alid Carmel Right of way. Jallll!.. s and Tr.~eic · •g way, an · . · · . TPCWD, Bedford, 32.83 and 34.80 ""' . Sisson to Melis.•a J. Goble, Letart, · Black to TPCWD. Scipio. 6 acres; . acres~ (>6 acre~; · · · · Right' of way. Michael L and Right of way. MGD Hunting Club ; Right of way, Dallas G. and Jan- -Margaret J. Barr to TPCWD . .91 and Inc. to TPCWD. Bedford, 20 acres; ~ce M. Debord to Tuppers Plains- 1.89 acn:s; Right of way, Allen ·(]. and Opal J:hestcr Water District, Scipio, 9.50 Right of way. Michael L and M. Lipscomb 10 TPCWD, Bedford, '-cn:s; . . ·· ' Margaret J. Barr to TPCWD .. 44 95 66 r . . acres: ~ Right 9f way•.Albert L. and Kim- acre; , Right of way, Allen G. and Opal ~y Dctfwlllert.o TP.CWD, Bedford, · ·Right of way. 1-arr)'·and Linda S. 1\1. Lipscomb to TPCWD, Bedford. :::t6.36 acres; . • .Barker to TPCWD, BCdford. 5 and 2g_ 31 acres: . . 1 . '\. 13 acres; . .... Right of way, Myers John Emery ,.,OU · Right of way. Homer and Alpha and JoAnn w. Kerr 10 TPCWD, Bed• . . ·. · · Bailey to TPCWD, Bedford. 30:53 , d 2< 50 ;, The folfowJ~g - cases _were con- ,and 20 acn:s; . oor . " · acres ; fluded recently m t'!c Meog.•,C~unty . . Right of way. Dan C. an~ !1atricia Right of way, John and Maljorie fnun of Judge Patnck H. 0 Brocn : Arnold to TPCWD Scipiti IO and 45 L.. Hunter to TPCWD, Bedford, . " Melvin W. Reed, Reedsville. DUI. acres: ' .· 32.478 and I0.909 acres; . "-K•o 1 t 10 d · ·1 'Ro•hl • " p us cos s. · ays Jal susRight of way, Bobby ;md Bonnie · "' of way..Leonard and Tanya ' ndcd to three days. 90-day Ol sus· Arnold to TPCWD. Sci pin. W.20 Huffman tn TPCWD. Bedford. 'on OM year probation j'ail and '42.W3 and 23.7570 acres: nsl · · ·. · acres: · . SSO suspended upon completion •1f ltight of way. Bobby and Bonnie sidential tn:atmcnt program: scat . Arnold io TPCWD .. Scipi<l. 47 acres: ~It. S25 plus cosL•: Donald Mays. • Right of way. Bobby ~nd Bunnie lecdsvillc; crimihal trcspa.-.. costs. Arnold to TPCWD. Scipio. 72.7S l"C year rrohalion. restraining order acres; ' ' G .. ISSUed, five day:; jail suspended: Right of way. Bnhhy and Bonnie . l Lorena Robinson, Barlow. crimi- ' Arnold 10 TPCWD. Scipio. 72.82. Aal trespass. cost.~. one. year proha· f . 11 .92 • 7..'9 , acres: 1ion. restrnirinrorder issued: R~sscll . Ri¥hl 11 r way. ·Joseph and Hazel ivcbster. Vincc~t. crimi,nal trespass. · Almcndin11cr to TPCWD. Bcdlnrd. sL•. one year probation. restrainihg · 40.65 acres: rder os.•ucd; John Ord, Cheshire· · Right of way. Joseph aild Hazel ssing had checks. S2S plus costs. Almendin11er to TPCWD. Bedford. 4 ~~~:~~~~·io;~ Michael · E> Morris . acres: ·~ driving ¥n<!er suspcqsin~. Right of way. Prcntic;;. and Carol costs. six m~nths jail sus-- .• Hess 19'TPC\VD. Bedfprd. 80 acres: j)ero<!co:l tc 20 day~. two yeal')i probnRight of way. Rick and Debra Hat· ·Double failurc io control. costs only; field~ to .TPCWO. Bedford, 21.31 ~~tit, $2S plus c06is; falsificaiion. oorcs ~ .. 00 COlliS, 60 days. jail suS'Ri@hl of way. Dennis and Lilly to 10 days 'concurrent. one Harris to TPCWD. Orange. 4S acres; Shawn C. M~Wcinko. . Right of way. Timothy M. Hall to ··n:ckiCJS operation., $1011 TPCWD. Bedford. 5.50 and 2.19 acres; ~ IROUIHTON'S. ~ .I " I FOODLAND ;' h ,' l RC''AND 6PACI 1'2 OZ. CAIS TAVERN l AND .. ' . . SUPERIOR'S WHOLE BONELESS . racers. · · t·rans · fers ' erty p.r_. OP. . The Deity ~eniiMI• Scouts display ski~ls at annual event It was a rice that 'featured the "Black Widow... John ~-· and "Indy ODe" speedster. Track conditioM were ideal for a !by of fast speeds and very few ~-of-control vehicles. The crowds were support· · ive and very. vocal ahoot their favoriW. sooo as posaible. EASTER SUNDAY \ : 't)rady~·· · Pom II OJ •Middleport, Ohio .. • • -~ • ·. ., L w . • t••., . ~,..~~-.t : .. ., �. ,..,. I • The Dilly tlutlnel · \ March 26, 1K7 Wednndly, Merch 26, 1•7 . ..' Pe>meroy • Middleport, Ohio . The Dally Sentinel • ' • For Your shopping convenience, we~ be open Easter Sunday reg. hours.• \ .• l. ;._ .:!,;.~<r.,..~ ' ' FULLY COOKED LOWER SAl. T/111-.1 8-LB. A -7UP PRODUaS ., c - mlthflelti.Premlum . . f.;.Bonf!less Ham .· -· -OPEN · Easter Sunday Regular Hours · . ' ' , ' " .. . · · ' . ' . \ '~ ( ' ' . • 290Z. .. ... ·- ~" · --'1 ' ~ : •: I ' DUNBAR . YAMS . ., : .. "'~ ~ ! 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College Of Osteopathic Medicine • ----,---Holy W~ek Services-..,;;___.......___;,_ ~ yean &,o. that "hllrmleu" stuff Ann helped transform a lovely. witty, bright-spirited teen-ase family Landers friend into a manic-depressive, strung-out, · frightened Jirl who wound up not knowing who or where she was. .• , My ex-husband tried.pot when he , By~ LANDERS was 10 years , old. The stuff was . :; l,)ei\r Aim tanaers: I was iluerested . giveri to him by his 12-year-old sis;.in ~ !Ctte., from readers who want ter, no less. I married the man 20 \Cl qec,riminalize marijuana.· How , years after his first experience with '.liice .i\ would .~ . they said, if we pot.·believing him when he told me •. wbulf!' j~t ~~' 1\le wacky weed he would never touch it again. I was : ~.~~ ,~~ ,wo~.jd .be ·free of ten- ·wrong. I couldn' t. figure out why we s10tl; aJii! iJMi wopd would be a bet· never had 111y money. even though ', ter place: Sounds wonderful, doesn 'I: we bdih worked. I found out the , it? l !1111 glad you didn 't agree with· answer when I caught )!jm sniffing lhem, cocaine in the garage. Soon after, Studies show that marijuana is when I discovered . 15 marijuana . strQnger than it used to be. Even .20 plants growing in our yard, 1 left F "IY •• MedICtne " · SoUihern-ltacine FFA members Melanie Blevins.' . , were recognized earlier this month · The fruit and vegetable produc- · .• at the chapter's ann'ual banqUet at tion award wen Ito Jessica Sayre and Soulhem High Schciol in Racine. TFacy Card. The dairy production Receiving Chapter FFA degree awand was presented to Philip , were Tyson Buckley, . Adam Hamm. The ag processing awand Williams, Ch'arles Johnson, Mike · went to Larry Willis while Jessica Johnson, William Stuckey, Robert Sayre received the accounting · Cand; Josh Ervin. Tommy Ottman, award. The landscape management " Jack Day;·Matt Wilson, Donny Car- aw'!fd, and the home improvement nnhan andtltron•Aldl'ldge: ;!. ·· ' . aw.;m:l, went to tarry Willis; David Scholarship' pin• were P.resented Roush received the diversified crop . to Josh Ervin, Melanic Blevi'ns, production award. . Nathan. Haines. · , Julie Nakao,' .. T,he Wood I. awards were prcsentJooathan Smith, 'Matt Hill and Jessi• ed to Josh Ervin. Philip Hamm. Jcs· ca Sayre. ·' -sil:a Sayre and Jonathan Smith. The Creed Spe:ifc:ing Award went Wood II awards were gi,•en to Larry " to Cciurtney Haines while the Willis, John. Matson. Joe Layne and Extemporaneous Award went to Matt Hill. ·Philip·Hamm . Andrea N:eutzling was Nathan Haines took hQI!lC the awarded the Beginning Prepared welding award. Ag Science awards . " Award .while Jessica Sayre won the were presented,. to Melanic Blevins. ' Experienced Prepared Awand. Stacey Ervin, David ~oush, Sandy Mcmben< of 1hc Team Decision Smith and Jonathan ·Sm1th. Mokc 1 Making Team (parliamentary. proceJohnson. Jos~· I'llII ins and Matt Wil' dure) were presented with FFA lints. son, ·~·· }'eceivcd small . engine · Members included · And~a Ncuh awilrd~; . . . < zling, Philip Hamm, Ja~onLa"'bcrt,, · 'Josft · Mats\lfl was presented the . John Matson, David Roush. Jessica <ccrctary's hook award while Tracy Sayre, Larry Willis. Matt .Wilson. Cand was reco~nized fqr her work Stacy Wilson. Paul Smuh and with ·the reporter's hook award. The " . .· f American \' ' ·. ' omeoneJs ' . For ~nly· 9.~ ' ' Open EaSter Sunday 10 am • 2 .Pill. . ' l' ! .:women's : . •, ,, . BOB LEE AWARD - Joan Wolfe of People's Banking and Trust Company presented a plaque and $50 sa.s bond. to Philip Hamm who received the Bob Lee Citizenship Award. · • itenowship to !spensor. .· ·_ ILatii.~§·J~lght' - ; f , ! . ' HONORARY FFA MEMBERS- Soulham-Raci!le FFA student.Paul PUBLIC SPEAKING AWARD -Lindsey Hart and his wife, Mildred, Smith, left, welc011111 Jitln NeaN, ~oan Wolfe lind Eber Plcken,a ,as honcirary FFA chapter members. Members of the trio were recOf-' p,..eairted Courtney Halnea ' with a public speaklrig award at the , Southern~R,clne FFA Banquet. nlzed during the recent FFA banquet al Southern High School. treasurer's book award \"OS present· TI>e soil teams consisted of Tracy Joe Thoren, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Grocery. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Hamm , Card. David Roush. LaiTy Willis. Duhl, Bill and Rachael bowning. Baer's 'Market, Sugar R~n Mill. cd to David Roush. Other members recognized were· Jessica Sayre, Jason Lamhert. · Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Roush, Klein Welding. Mr. and Mrs. Bobhy Jonathan Sinlth (ag . science inter- Nathan Haines, Matt Wilson, John · Meigs· Litter Control. Hal Kneen. Ord. John Carey. Mr. and Mrs. view) and Tracy Card (farm. man· Matson. Jonathan Smith. Stacey Arthur Hill Greenhouses. MeDon· Eugene Ervin. Associated Fahrica· agemenl . job interview). Andrea Ervin, Peggy Lawrence, Courtney aid's. Mr. and Mrs. Luwrence Bush, · ttm;. Mr. and Mrs. David Kucsma. Racine Optometric Clinic , Hamm Apple Tree Estates, Fairplain TracNcu1zling: Jessica Sayre and David Haines and Stacy Wilson. Vallcy Farms. Mr. and Mrs .. Richard tor Sales. R&G Feed. Suhw:~y .. Auto · · 1 Rou~ h were ~ales and service · Sponsors for the awaids were : Koker. Dr. Doug Hunter. Jeff Warn· Zone. Baum Lumber. Chester .Agri· awards. ~ . Fariners BaQk' and St>Vings Co!Dr•· .cr Insurance, Mr. and .Mrs . George. · Service. Forest Run Ready Mi <. Holman . Clarence A. Bradford: Eber's Citgo.. Members recognized for the riy, l'foinc Nati1mal Bank. {'copies forestry .team were Jessica Sayre, 6 Ban~ing 1!;. Trust Company. Mr. and Meigs F~rm Bureau. Cross and Sons Jason Lambert. David Roush. Mail VMrs: Lindley Hart, Mr. and Mrs . Wilson. Phi'lip Hamm, Jonathan · Ditn Smith. Mr. ancl. Mrs. James . Smith. Tracy Card and Larry Willis. Lawrence: Wendy's. Mr. and Mrs. Things You Arc", "Rock Around the the February executive meeting. She Clock", ''Sixteen Tons" and "Put also rep.orted on state .officer recomYour Hand i~ the Hand of the Man mcn~at>Ons . .about Della . Kappa lr'1Jfl Gahlce · . . Gamma acuvmes wh1ch mcludcd The ch~.ptcr: then held their tndt· P.'?grums, proJects, fun and fellow1 v)dual busmcss mcetmgs. PreSident sh1p. . Carol. Eberts. pre.~ident, had char.gc A~tcnding from Me1~ County . of th.e Alpha Om>cron meeung wuh we~c Oay Pcrnn, Fern Gnmm, Lc~ Nc.lhc Parker. secretary. . readmg . Lee, Paula Whott, Donna Jcnkms !hank you notes from Roberta Wil· and Nellie Parker. . . . son and Eleanor Essman. Deborah The next meetmg will be at · h S · p • p 1 w 11 1 Hammond, treasurer. gave t c man· a1~ts cter an~ au , e son, on c1al report. Eberts rceogmzed Fcbru· Apnl 21, 6:30p.m. ary birthdays. and .gave a report on Don't. mfss a ·beep. ' f . l ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ' > .~, , . :.arovei: - •., 1 t ·Jtilrry. L Ladies ,W~t II!' t~e {>tjddicport Church of l:iiftat Wll.'l announced for April 22. ~~ .~ t)Jemc "'Sccnt'amental Jolill\ey· ' when the Meogs · County Churdlt~ of <;:hrisl Women's Fellowship met recclltly at Pomeroy Churoh. Linda Mirantc will he speaker at • L ' ' the meetong. . · · The O)leninJ songs were ."Heav.eri Came DO\vn:; and "Glbry filled n\y · Soul". ,J'I'ayer was by Par 'fhoma • with devoti()IIS ~ Carol ·B~\ver of tiM:-131"111111..-y Chun:h of Christ whot' reacl·I Corinthialll Chapter 13. The rolf ·call revealed 36 mem1ben preaent. • 111e program ,wu by Jennifer tl.ick~ wi!O spoke on."God in ~:!':J.iltst". She 1ave devouons and i ' li()inJ sonp. Tho closing sona. :~neat is Thy Paithrul~~eBS" and jc~na pn~yer W.S by Charldei)C ·Aikin:,.. I . ,:;f TO LOW INCOME HOUSEHOLDS IN ¥EIGS COUm HOMEBUYER ASSISTANa SURVEY . Mm ' lAWN MOWERS I News policy ,••*" M h · H ff · presented "Your western pi~mcen<, cowhoys. · Ahr~. art ~ u n:,a~lls" forthe pro- ham Lincoln; World Wars. to a en tat( ,u. ~~~~ , .niccting Qf Delta · f~malC !lstroriaut, and told their his~.~Clan/ ·a Ch ters l)cld a~ the ··, iory. , ~ ·. ~ ·. . · ~ity Rioapar90& 1stuilcnt ' · Dr, ,O<'IfscY· . URQ prcsi· p · . ', · t1 . • ,; . · , . dent.' gava the wclcpmc at the meet· ~n~~ ';~,::Co~ic;o~ chupter, Bet~'+ in~ conducted by Beta Epsilon Pres-. Tau ~~d Della Epsilon Chapters idcnt Sandra Erb. Mary Withee ol • • · td Beta Alpha gave the grJcc hclorc the we~ur;&:a:end~splayed dolls from buiTct !)leal and read "Prayer li.r A . h' to ·tart 'lng with Teachers" mencan IS ry s . " . . Christopher Columbus through Special music was furn~shcd by famous Indians. pilgrims, redcoats. University of Rio Grande ,Chorale. George Was,hington. Betsy Ross, ' Their songs mcludcd ' All the l ; Buy One Easter Card,~ ) ~ Receiye One Clara Stover .1.4 oz. solid Cb~ohlte Rabbitt .. ' Reg. 69(1! ·' :. Aorenee Arin Spencer Jed the tho: 1996 reading program. Parker .with-Henderson to lead !be program , ; program. "Liv.ing in Easter Time" . read a friendship letter from. former and Parker to serve. : when Alfred United Methodist member Emma Lou Finch. and ; ·Womcn met recently.auhc church. Spencer read 'a letter from Janel .; Sarah Caldwell' read· the Easter Grant about a co-op ministry in ! Story from Matthew. Charlotte Van Madison Couniy, Fla. She also < Meter read it from Mark. Thelma reported on Festival of Sharing cam- · ••lri an effort to provid~ our reader. I Henderson read it from Luke. and · incs. $1.1!44.463; on materials pur- ship with current news, the Sunday '( ! ~ina Rol))nsoil and Osic Mae Fol.l- ch11$ed for Meigs County com- nines-Sentinel will no1 accept wed· . · ~ ! l .rod rcod from John. · · 'forters; and that 25th anniversary .Qf dings.after 60 days from th~ date of · l Martha . )>oole and Nellie Pa~er the United Methodist Women al!d the event. Weddings submined after the 6(),. pve an Olltrvicw of the resurrectiOn Meigs County CooperatiYc Parish is < 8(1CoWtl! be.fore the WJ>I'ship Center, this year and gifts commelnOI'&\ing it .day deadline will appear during the week in The Daily Sentinel and the 1 oimich featured the cross. an . open will be sold. ANNIVERSARY Henry Gallipolis Daily Tribune. 1. Bible and greenery. Spencer presentVan Meter had the prayer calen"IN," tap, and Agnes Hill, botAll club meetings and other news ~ ed a teport on.the.)IUrviv~ bf Chris- dar and chose Virginia Baldwin, tom,1404"-'-St., Point PIM• , liAnily und9r Commumtl rule . 10 retired missionary from Euclid. The articles in the society section must ant, W.VL, will celetu.. thllr ~ China and Russia and the program society sipcd a binbday card fOJ be submitted within 60 days of 10th wedding annlverHrt occunence. All ·birthdays must be Thu...clly. I. cloled with a uniSQII prayer. her. of the : ThJ l)usiness meetinJ opened Robi111011 · served sandwiches, submitted Within 60 days . They t.n nlnl children, 25 . . ' with payer by Henderson. Jlrosi'MI cake, bups llldnuts to the iociety. occunence. gn~ndchlldren and 26 gre•~· All material submined for publi- gnndchlldrtn. JIIIOIIIIlll ~. Caldwell . was · Mn. fqllrod p~ the tele J111Ce. ' cation is subject to editin~. .. tlj 'f*'Ms for ·~r report '!? .. The ~xi tMe(inJ wil~ April lS , '.,, 'Q •' I ! . ' ' i·Easter program presented to Alfred UM\IV I ! . Carlton cards for Easter~ ' "-lea history ·retold through changing" doll styles jH a!J ·;' with the large selection. of colorful STAR CHAPTER FFA AWARD -Tom Wah of -Racine Home National .Bank presented t~ S1ar Chapt8r FFA Award to Sayre. The award t;on•l•ta of a plaque and $50 eavlnga bond. . ;· Southern-Racine FFA m.emt;>,e.rs recognized _, . POMEROY -- A)zhcimcrs and to h<: made for nursing home . POMEROY -- Meigs Ministerial SYRACUSE -- Syracuse Y<l\lth Related Disorders support ·group. I Association community Good Fri- Lca~uc , tina! si~nup, Saturday, 10 POMEROY Preceptor Bela to 2:30 p.m. at the Meigs Multipur·day service at 12 ncxm, Sacred a.m. to noon at .grad\: schcx>l. TUPPERS PLAINS VFW Heart Church, Pomeroy. Beta Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Soror- pose Senior Center. Dr. 'Edward ,• . TUESDAY . · 905~ . Tnursday. · regular meeting. ity, Iron Gate. Point Pleasant. 5:50 Black to talk on depression. . 7:30.p.m. . . I SATURDAY p.m. dinner. Call 992-3853 for a . POMEROY -- CHOICE home CHESTE/l.. -- . Chester CHESTER -- Meigs ·county educators, Tuesday. · 10 a.m . ride: MIDDLEPORT-- Meigs County IKES Big Buck.judging, Saturday.·? Pomeroy Library eonlcren•-.: rtx>m. Baseball/Softball • Associalion. ' . . THURSDAY Thursday. 6:30 p.m. Chester Fire Churches of Christ Womcn'.s Fel- . p,m, at 'thc club house. Take sai:k lunch. cofi'cc, served. F<M' lowship, Tbursday, Bradford.Church RACINE -~ Community meeting Station . rnorc information. ca!l Tammy I of Christ, 1 p.m. Pomeroy Church , .RACINE -- Racine Post 602, . Jones. 992-6743 .. to discuss development idCa< for the · village, ·Thursday. 6:30 p.m. at the, . REEDSVILLE:. Riverview Gar- will have devotions. . American Legion, annual Easter egg \ fire station. ' den Cluh. Thursday. 7:30 . p.m. at hilnt, I p.m. Sunday: · · . , Reedsville Church <if Christ. Favors FRIDAY · Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gilkey and Mrs . Alice Whaley visited recently with their sister, Eleanor Updegraff · in Birmingham. Ala. Mr. and Mrs .. Bob Alkire visi.tcd Ray Alkire, Columbus. J>vcr the weekend. . · Mrs. Lonnie Bolin is improving from knee surgery. Her recent •visitors were her sister.. ·Dorothy Deatherage of Trenton. a daughter, Shirley Karshner of Tip City. and Mr. and Mrs. Drexel Conley of Day· ton. · Mr. and Mrs. Paul Steinmetz and son of Pc!nrlsylvania we(e guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Steinmetz and attended his grandmother's funeral. Recent visitors of Mrs . Stella Atkins were Mr;. Barbara Schanu of Silvcrspring, Md. and Gordon Atkins of Mercer Island, Wash. lovely estate where garden wed- on how we can get this message dings lind receptions are held .-ever- across? -- Northern California Wine 81 tiines 1 year. Occasionally. invited Country guest< brin& along their dogs. We do Dear N. Calif. : Whenever a not permit pets. for obvious reasons. They can cause property damage, catered affair is planned, post an and there is always lhc danger of anractive sign with some adorable . someone being bitten. Also. they get lillie . dog and cat faces at the entrance of your estate saying: So in the way of the ca1crers. People become angry when we sorry. No pets allowed. tell them they must take their dogs Gem of the Day: Virt~cs are ,home no matter how small, clean or well-behaved they happen to be. almost always learned at your·moth· I' ve read articles saying m~ny peo- er's knee. Vices are generally picked · ple think of their pets as childrc~ . · up at other joints. Isn't this a bit over lhe top? · My husband and I are animal .Send questions to Ann Landers, lovers. and we have had many dogs and 'cats ovcrthe years, but we never Creators Syndicate, 5777 W. Cen· have taken them to a pany or a wed- ' tury Blvd., Suite 7110, Los Angeles, din g. Do you have any suggestions Calii.~S ., _. . '*' .. .-:____,·-~------Com~unity calendar· -----.-----'------ cral members. Coni Beegle is back SCHOLARSHIP The Meigs County .I.K.E.S. will in the Pomeroy Rehabilitation Cenaward a scholarship tn a 1997 Meigs ter. Joann Ritchie. Erma Cleland. and Deloris Wolfe arc. scheduled for County . . high school graduate this ·eye ·surgery. A cand wa< read from sprmg. the Allen family. · The Ken Amsbary Memorial : Scholarship will be $500. Deadline . Members were reminded of items , ~ fQr appiying is May I and seniors needed for tables at the April DOfA j arc asked to submit resumes along raily. Esther Smith presided at lhc : ·with information confirming their • meeting which opened with the . pledges to the American and Christ· ' acceptance at acollege. Material is to h<: sent to the Meigs ian flags. the Lord's Prayer. scripture County I.K.E.S, c/o Gary Dill. and the National Anthem.' OffiL'Crs' 48190 Riebel Road, Lonl! Bottom. rcP.,rts were given. Attending were Julie Curtis. Opal Eichinger, Erma Ohio 45743. Cleland. Everett Grant. Deloris . :. CHARTE.R DRAPING : The charter will be draped in Wolfe, Goldie Frederick, Mao;ia • .memory of Clari~;e Allen and ballot- Keller, Charlotte Grant~ Kathryn ing will take place for.six new mem- Baum, Mary Barringer. Thelma bers at the nexl meeting of Chester White, Elizabeth Hayes. Mary ·' Council 323. Daughters of America. · Holter, E.•thcr Smith, Rohena Maid' l . Meeting recently at the )Jail, ens and .Laura Nice. . HA.RISONVILLE NEWS · ~ inemben< hears of the illness of scv· ' • STAR GREENHAND DEGREE - ·Aaron Sayre, left, advisor of.the '. Southern-Racine FFA 'Chaptll!', pr8Hne.d Josh Ervin wltll the Star ' Greenhand Degree. He wae given a plaque and a $50 eavlngs bond · ~ponaored by Fl!nner• Bank and Savinga Company. c. ' monkey off their backs lhllt marijuana is harmless . It is a known fact dial many who smoke pot graduate to harder stuff like cocaine, speed lind LSD. My message to those who think ;marijuana is harmless is this: Get out from under the cloud you're in, and wake up and smell the coffee. I know this letter is too long to print, bon hearing people say we .should legalize pot makes me boil. -- Jersey Shore, Pa. ' . Dear J.S., Pa.: Thank you for the vc;>ice of truth. I am in favor of decriminalization (decreasing penalties for possession) and 'medicinal use, but not legalization. I look that position years ago and have stayed with it. Dear Ann Landers: We own a ·I . ..;..__---$ociety scrapbook---- bim. lltnew he'd rllher aive me up ' than Jel rid of the stuff. Don't tell the relatives of those who were killed by someone drivinl! under the influence of druas that marijlllWI is harmless. Don't tell the teaehen whose lethargic students ate blowina t,heir minds on tl)e stuff and flunldns out of school that they will' give it up when the .~ovelty wears off. Don't tell parents crying over their dead children who threw . their lives away on drugs that the dangers of pot have been exasgerated. · ' . Don't tell suicide hot-line workers that their data is ·wrong about most suicides being drug and alco· hoi related. Don't tell those rock · stars. actors ·and actresses who have ione. to rehab clinics to get that ~~===r~~~~~ Hemlock Grange banq~et scheduled for April .18 low. The Dally Sentinel• Page 11 ' ' vice of Prayers, Psalms aAd ScripST. PAUL LU111ERAN present its annual sprin~ c tata at. . seiltaRAti~E FIRST BAPTIST ture, will begin at 8a.m., followed 11 M&lllldy Thursday servi~ . 7:30 the Mt. Hermon United Bre en in ,......~ . ,3IDI p.m.; Good Friday services, 7:30 Christ Church. Sunday. . 0 p.m. . The Racine First Baptisi Cburch 10:30 IUD. by lbe Solemn Feslivll of p.m. wi1h both to be conducted by ·The church is located in the Texas choir will present a cantata. ·:Alive" lhc Holy Eucharist. Pastor George Weirick; Elster sun- Community off Wickham Road. by Joe E. Parks. March 30. 10,30 HILLSIDE BAf11ST rise services at St. Jobn Lutheran Refreshments will be served in the · a.m. Weekend prayer IOfVice wi II Chureh,.7 a.ni. conducted by Pastor fellowship hall. .TRINITY , beain at lhc Hillside lflplist 3 p.m. John C. Wolf, D.O. William Middleswarth. RUTLAND FREEWlLL BAP· . Maundy Thursday Communion . FridiY lind continue until Euler Associate Professor BRADFORD CHURCH OF . TIST Service, "Is it I?"' will be held at morning. Anyone with a prayer need of Family Medicine CHRIST A GOQd Friday all-night gospel Trinity Church at 7:30 p.m. in the is encounged to contact the chun:h. The Bradford Church of Christ, si ng will · be held at the Rutland l'lelhany Educational Auditorium. 992-6768. Chrisiians willing to pray . located at the comer of Ohio Route Freewill Baptist Church beginning The senior ·choir will present musi- for an hour during !he seivice are ., Question: I have a problem with intestinal gas. I always feel bloated and ·{ 24 and Bradbury Road between at 7 p.m. Featured singers will be the cal selections with narrators Rev. also asked to call. Good Friday serfrequently burp and pass gas, regardless of what I eat. I haven't always been Ohio Route 7 and Rutland, will con- · ·Builders Quoirtet, White Oak Choir, . R,oland Wildman and Jon Perrin 'vice, I p.m. with Dr. J~sAcree . i~. this Way. so what could be ~ausing this? . . ' . . · preaching 'and special inusic by duct activities for ·Easter. At 6:30 liteve Newland, Narrow Way, reading the scriptures. Answer: As I'm sure you've noticed, everyone"occasionally passes· gas. a. in., the church will hold a sunrise Jubilee Trio; Christ Like. and ChrisThe church's annual Easter egg Sllndy King 111d Jamie .Humphrey. On average, mosJ healthy men and women have about 10 episodes of flatu- service including a skit based on the tian Sounds. Paul Taylor is pastor hunt will be held on Saturday at I :00 · followed by spaghetti dinner, 2 p.m. ' lence per d11y and, occasionally, as many as 20. Ray Boltz song, "Watch the Lamb." ag,d, ·Evelyn Roush is the gospel p.m. at the church parsonage at 213 Easter Sunday services will include , Gas in the stomach.is usually a ·result of swallowing··air along with food or A continental breakfast win follow. music promoter. Mulberry Avenue . Refresh"\Cnts "He Has Risen." Chqtch choir will · · drink, or from the dissolved gas we 'take in by drinking carbOnated bever- The church will have worship ·serLONG BOITOM UNITED will follow at the church. sing. Services at II a.m. lind 6 p.m. .• ages. The "fizz" we all love in our carbonated beverages is actually carbon vices at 8:00 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. ME1110DIST Sunrise services on Easter will on Easter StCnday. · dioxide gas that's been dissolved in the water. Once in the stomach, it com't!' Minisler Douglas Sham~lin will HYSELL RUN HOLINESS The Long Bottom United begin at 6:30 a.m.. followed by . _out of the liquid and collects as bubbles of gas. Too much gas in the stom- preach a first-person sermon titled Methodist Church will hold _Good · ' breakfast. The, Easte~ Church service ~unrise and communion service j . ach, from whatever the cause. typically causes bloating and belching. "He Had to Die." . Friday services at 7:30p.m. . will ~gin at 10:25 a.m., closing Sunday, 6 a.m.; speaker, Mark During the Sunday ~choof hour, MEIGS COMMUNITY SERwith altar communion. Michaels. Sund!ly.school, 9:30a.m.: , Ga< in the small intesline, on the other hand, is usually a product of diges- . the choi.r will peform the cant.ata, VICES . . ·REEDSVILLE UNITED worship service. 10:4S a.m. Sunday : tion of the food we eat. ·Gas in the colon · the large intestineQis usually a The final commqniiy Lenten ·ser.. METHODIST evening. service, ,7:30 P·"'·. • consequence of bacterial action upon food residutthat was not absorbed. in "Amazing Love," created by Joe Ellster sunrise service at ASH STREET FREEWILL BAP: · ihe small intestine. It is gas that originates in the small intestine or the colon Lindsey and Russell Mauldin. ·The vice ~ill, l!e held Thursday at 7:30 TIST . l that causes the socially unacceptable, yet totally unavoidable, episodes of cantata .is the E~ter stpry as told. p.m. at Trinity Congregational. .Reedsville United Methodist ChurCh ' through the eyes of Mary Magdach.urch. The Rev. David duPiantier will be held at 6:30a.m. followed by EaSter ~unday · s~nrisc service. 6 flatulence . lene. .1 will be lhe speaker. Good Friday sera breakfast served by the men of the a.m., f6llowed hY regular services at Ga,< in the colon may be partially absorbed and earned from the body ASH STREET FREEWILL BAPvices will be held at nooh at Sacred church . . · . 10 a.m. and, ·evcninJ! services at 6 with each exhaled breath. Other gas. particularly hydrogen, is used by other p.m. . . TIST Hean Church. The 'Rev. FatherWalGRACE EPISCOPAL colon bacteria to form methaqe.,The remaining gas ·' largely hydrogen, C'lf· . Ea<ter services at the Ash Slreet . ter Heinz will lead in a service on .· Maun.d,. Thursday Liturgy, NORTHEAST CLUSTER UNIT· bon dioxide and methane escapes from the rectum as flatulence. It is a wonFreewill Baptist Church in Middle. the 'stations'of 1he cross.' including1hc.ceromonial·wa.•hing of ED MtTIIODIST ·, der that we humans don't suffer a Hindenburg-Jike disaster every day from port will begin at 6:00a.m. with sun- RACINE UNITED METHODIST 1he feet of reprc;·SI!ntatives of the Maundy Thuri4ay ·wol:ship and ( the amount fJf hydrogen we expel. rise service, followed by regular "Watch the Lamb", a musical cyngi.:gation, tl)c Celebration ·of the communion. 1 'p.m .. . ai St. Paul Colon gas is increased when the small intestine is unable to absorb car- morning ser'Yices at I0:00 a.m., and drama, will be performed by mem- lnstitutioc\ of the Holy Eucharist Church. Thppers .Plains; "The Verbohydrates, which are then pa5sed into the colon and used by bacteria a. evening services at 6:00p.m. Pastor bers of the.RaCine United MethQ\Iist and the stripping of the ahar, will be dict" for Good Friday service, , food. A very common cause of this is the carbohydrate laetose - alsocalled Les Hayman invites the public .. Church, Elm Street, Rac.i11e: Sun- held ·at. ,7' p,m,' at .Qrace Episcopal Chester Church;' 7 p.m.i sul).rise ser·' . "milk sugar" • that is .present in dairy Jiroducts. It is poorly digeste.d by at MT. UNION BAPTIST day. March 23, 7 p.m. and Good Fri' .Ch~rch in P(lplcr'oy. . · , vice and ·breakfast; St. ·Paul, 6::10 . ' ' least three-fourths of all aduhs. 'This may. be the reason you n?w have more . Good Friday services at the Mt. day, March 28, 7 p.m. A nursery will The Good .Friday Liturgy 'will a.m. i flatulence than you did when you were younger. Union Baptist Church, located south be provided. Refreshments will be begi~ at . 7~ p.m., including the POMER(j:V UNITED :· , Some of the carbohydrates in wheat, oats, com, pi>tatoes and beans may of Carpenter, will be . held at 6:30 served fallowing the drama. Solemn Collects, Veneration of the MEniODIST also be poorly absorbed. The resident bacteria of the colon have a feast when p.m. Easter sunrise services ·will be MIDDL£PORT CHURCH OF Cross and Mass of the Prc-sanctiComm~nion. 7:30 P·lll·· Holy : · these indigestible components pass into the colon, and you know what this at 6 a.m. with breakfast to follow; CHRIST lied. The Great Vigil of Easter will Thursday; jQjning community Good causes. Yes, more flatulence. Rice seems to be the only ·grain that has car- Sunday school at 9:45a.m. followed "A Joyful Celebration of Resur- · he held at Christ Church in Point Friday service, 12 noon at Sacred bohydrates that are totally digestible by healthy individuals and, therefore, by an egg hunt, and evening service rection Life" ·will be presented by Pleasant, W.Va., at 7 p.in., and" will Hean Church; Easter Sunday. sundoesn't cause Oatulence. ' at6:30 p.m. the Middleport Church or· Christ inclUde the lighting of the New Fire. rise, 7 a.m. fol,lowCij by fellowship MT. HERMON J)NITED Aduli Choir Easter Sunday, 6 a.m:; Holy Baptism and the first Eucharist ' breakfast, Sunday school at•9: IS and FortUQately, it is not necessary to avoid·these common nutritious foods.' Those who' have problems with milk or products made from milk can take BRE111REN and Wednesday, April 2, 7 p.m. A 9f Easter. special' Easter worship nt I0:30 a.m. The Coolville Unity Singers will breakfast will follow thc .Easter pre· On Easter D.ay. Lauds, a brief scr- . the enzyme lactose, sold under the brand name Lactaid, before they consume the offending dairy products. This enzyme enables the small intestine to absorb the milk sugar for our nutrition instead of letting it move to the colon. Another product provides the enzyme alphagalactosid~ . sold as Beano. to help digest the carbohydrates of beans and other grains. ' The .annual Grange banquet was Crangcr." Members also sand Sara Cull~t~s; "Signs of Spring" by tioil will take place on May I. announced for April 18 at the Senior · "America the Beauliful." Margaret Haning: "Mail Order SeaWinners of the cookie · contest Your complaints arc probably a conse.qucnce . of your subtly' changing · Citizens Center when Hemlock The legislative report concerning son" by Nancy . Wells ;' Country · were Linda Shocpncr. first: Helen metabolism and your diet. I am concerned, however, about the possibility of · Grange . 2049 met recently at the preservation of Ohio farmlands was Awakening'.' hy Wallace Bradford. Quivcy. secodd. and Leota Smi.th. other health problems. Individual >wiih a poorly functioniirg gaJI·bJadder, or hall. · .fivcn by Ziba Midkiff. It was noted . Games wc~c played and the third. · those with colon cancer, repOrt a two-fold increase in the symptoms ofblo~t Tickets for the banquet arc $6 for that 'agriculture is Ohio's leading group sang "When Irish Eyes arc· Meeting closed wilh :singing , .ing and gas. It woJJd be wise to check with your family doctor to make sure •hildren and $7 for adults. A cabin industry. Smiling" and "My Wild Irish Rose." 'Mansion' Over the Hilltop"and : ·your discomfort is not due to one of these causes. ' quilt. will be awarded as a part of a The Marchthem~d liu!rary. pro· The birthdays of Brad fond and Story prayer. ! ~ . ' ~ fund;raising project. it was noted. gram was by Linda Shocpncr and were noted: Reponed ill were Eva . ( . "Family Medkine'' is a weekly coiumn. To submit questions, write to Master Rosalie Story ·opcncd the included readings, "March" by Jane Robson .. Bernice ·Hawk, Clarence Star. Gran~e will visit and a ~ John Wolf, D.O., Ohio University College of Osteopa~: Medicine, ,meting ritualisti~ form with the nag Frymyer; "\ransfilrmation" . by :story, Frances Gocgloin, and Belva fl<>tluek dinner will he held at 6:30 ' pn1scnialilin, .pledged. and an. open- Golda ~eed: '· ''lll~si.ve Sprif!g~l' by Willard. p.m. at thcApriJ .mecting, ., .. ' ., ,; ~~ Grosvenor Hal,!, Athens, Ohio 45701. . , ' ··~· , ·•• ·~ ~""· ~ )I,."' ~"' ing song. "It's a Good Thing to Be a· Bill Radford; "Blooming Anew" by It Wils noted the degree inspec• . ·' The Community £alendar is 'published as_a .free service to non., pront groups wishing to announce · meeting and special events. The calepdar is not designed to pro. mote sales or fund raisers of any ·iype. Items are printed as space ' 'pennits and cannot be guaranteed . ·to run a specif'JC number of days. ' WEDNESDAY RUTI.AND · Final sign-up for Rutland Youth League. Wednc!iday.' 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Rutland , Fire. •house, A coaches' meeting will ful- • 18", 20"1c 22" 3Yt. 4 hp ...... lrltp&Strtlltoa . The Meigs County Commissioners are preparing a Com~unity1 H9using _ Improvement grant application that may inclUde a Homebuyer Assistance program. This program •.!! funded by the Ohio Department of Development; will ' include mortgage loans . with interest subsidy through AECD, grants for payment of loan closing costs, and in some cases. grants for the rehabilitation of these purchased 'homes that do not meet OHCP residential ~hab standards. · This survey Is to determine if low . income households have a nejld;.. and/or' l'nterest In participating In ihls program; If funded. Meigs County households . whQ would b.e · interesttld In such a program are asked to contact Jean TJ:Usutl, Grants Administrator, at the County Annex at 39350 Union Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio (992·7908)· Monday thru Friday· 9:00A.M. • 5:00 P.M. . , If a' significant number of low income households are Interested, the County may Include this prograrh In the FY'97 CHIP apptlatlon for submission. . · . · Meigs County Commissioners ' . ' I, Pager speclah ~ ...... ••rvlc• ancl p•e•r/$69.9S. ' Navar miss o coli again with your Moto'rolo llrovo pager from Cellular One . Offer expir's March 31; 1997. Phone speclah hand held or mobl,l e/$29 ,.ch. Choose from Milsubishi AH 129 Hand H•ld or MOJorolo · ·· fVM200 Mobile Phc;~n-~ Offer •11pires ,March . 31, ,19~7.! ' ' ' ' ' OWMpoh 1502 ElatamAlltl. 61~t.os-'7 Poilwor 204 W. 2nd St. 81 ~-7070 ....._.. 384 Main Strait 81+286re073 •. '' ,...._.. ,.,.,_D C~•=;-'••~ �~ P•12 • 1lle Dally Sentinel Wedn11t1ey; Mnh 21, 1117 The Dally S1at1MI• 'P•13 ....... =· . ~- .. ~ · . · Old Smokehouse Semi•BoneleSS ole , .~"~~ .' I ~ ., • t .. end on "" In IM PUILIC NOTtCIE . the Superintendent Notice 11 hereby glv•n I Pu1bllo ln1truoUon, lloom ... ~ 101, Ohio p.penm•nt of -onllbi,..,Me"'hll, lduullon; Ohio lte7, 11110:00 Lftl., I publlo dl 15 'Mil will II• hll41 · •• 71 Depemn.n• lull ng, • k ' It lol!th Front · Btr11t, : -oue1 . re•t, . 11 ut1lnd, cotumbu·'• Ohio 43211· • Ohio, · to 111 tor 11oh the end thl OffiCI of the •~ o,o'lrtull: ' " 'i . 0308. TriiiiUIII ' of lelltlrll L0081 l 1171 . · Chem~oir Mobl 1 Bohool Dletrlo.t l .oerd, · ' "-CI:III$ ..iD , • Till Flnilere lenk end 38100 8tll• · Route 7, I C RlediVIIIe, Ohio 45772. :.8 IV nge ompeny, Coplea of plene end l'omlniV, . Ohio, reeervea · lhl light to llld Ill lhll ...., lplolfiOIIIOIII •nd forimr, . Mil to wltiMfiiiW the •!loW IO!jethll With Ill'/ further ; aoll•t•rel prtor to •• 1.. •...~or.......... .Ired""" " . · l'uother, TIM l'lmMII . .nk ~ trom the offiCI of : end 8evlnge Coftl-111'/ '-lVII the right to rejeat , tile . 1bove •ao1 w11 biiCIId "' the -dillon 11 11 In, with na : 111 prn• or Implied · ·-.ntJM,gJVIII. . . . For fljrther lnfornrllton, ; alllillot ·Mr. Hay•• 11 ' " ' . .' ,t 'i ' $15 purdi!IR ·LB. . . 1 with add....._l $11 purohase · ' , .' .",( U.S. NO•.1 • 8 LB. BAG ·• ' POl"ATOES~ ,, .. .. 1 ::-.:':::!'&'!::'~ .. u-tone . Sand be on the form by the Slit• Education, with eufttclant euretiM, In I IUin 1.qu1110 lh• -l•um of 1111 and with to 10 ~~h~= . 18TATI NO. at407 • l'lrll ~ .' 12 PA. K PEPS:I' ., 12 oz. I I CANS . of E8111!~LL·~~I111. Dlllrlct, RoUII 7, Reldlvllle, Ohio ·45772 Plleon.' end plalnlv merkld on. the " Unle.. ·exception• er• outelde "ililde of New K-8 •!lied Mrllo, llkl eccounll Element•rv School •nd · will be for heerlng before High School Addition and •uld Court on the 2Ith dl'/ RenoftliOM tor the Ellllrn . of April, 1117, II which Ume LOCII IIChaol Dlalrlct." • llld · eooounte w,lll be Thl bidding doaum1n11 ·, aonelclerld end · continued mey . be rev"wed without • from dl'/ 10 dl'/ untl tl111lty charge during buelne•• : tllopaeld of. . · ·· houre a! the fqllowlng : • Any p8r1011 lntereeted loilltlonl: 1111'1 tllo !lllftlln tlllCeptloni · F.w. Dod II Plen Roome to ••ld eoaount• or to · In the fOllowing cltlol: , ftl-11 pertaining to the • Clnalnn.U, Ohio (482Q2. IXIOutlon of thl trull, nat 1001). Thl Gr8nd BlldWin ' " ' lhlll flvl dl'/l prior to Building, 855 Ecltn . P11k the dill HI lor h•..,l_liuok Drive, Iuiie 515 Rolllll • Columbue, Ohio (43215· PIOIIMI Juclgl 1073), 1175 Dublin Road . Common 1'1111 Court, • tloyton, Ohio (45429), , _ Dlvlllon 3077 Kettering 8oulav11d, Mllp County, Ohio · Point Well OHio• P•rk; .13)21; lTC 811111301 · • ChllllltOII, ·W.Va. (253.11) No•. Club . Allnuel Aooount of Und1 ; DIVII, GUirdlln of Curolt , NIIglar, . 111 Incompetent •• ., '• . ' • •. ' .. ' \ \ •' • .' . Limit 2 PackS Please ' • I 0 ,,. ,.. ' .fl • . '. cfJJoa 't . ~inW 1D .Cfdook @EtMtet ctliJiJuwttJ . · =~p~.l,lb~. ~~~~No~tlcl~;:= . .Let Big Bear Prepare It For Y~ ' HAM DINNER 4-5 lbs~ Boneless Ham · 2 lbs. Green Buns 2 lbs. Mashed Potatoes 1 lb. Gravy . 1 lb. Cranberry Relish 1 Dozen Dinner ROlls 1 Apple Pie .. ·' '. PUiuc N011CI · Public~ ..! ~---- TURKEY DINNER 'OM 10.12 lb.cooked , • Honeysuckle Turkey 21bs.Dm~ ·:Z.Ibs. Mas 11b. Gravy . Potatoes . Cake Easter .. NonCETO 81DDER8 ...lid propollll will be rllllwd tot ........ a-ct a1 · lduaetlo", by th~ · t.at•rrr l.oail lahool t11111tet ~ of !duolllon .. · the •· ofll" of the · 1feleurer· of the Eellern :. ~ lcilrool Dllllllat a-ct, 31100 8t•t• 'IIOUII 7, . lllidlvl,. Ohio 1117?2 unt!l IJI:OD oqri laetern ~llaht llvlnge Time, on· ~: 10111 ct!rY of April, 1tt7, end opel)id llftll!l!dllllly . . . . . . ' lor fumllhlrl!llhl .'..@~$ @""tt» . . , 1 Dozen Dinner Rolli · 1wlePia · · . ·~ne:::..~=ol = k\.o';i"'.m. """' ... ' • I -. . ,.. . . ' ' OF THI IIIVIIID C9DI CAN II OITAI!ftD 1'1101!1 ALL Yar<lllalll Muet II hid In Adyanoe, DEADLINI: 1:" p.athe der - . . tlla lei II •• · .........., "'"'"" .2:" p.m. Remodeling ....... (614) 367-0266 1-800 -950-3359 "Build Your Dream" 1811 Mtrtln StrHt Pomeroy, Ohlc:» 45768 .. ...111~::":: (3) I, 11, 11, • • to • Top • Trim • Removal • Stump Grinding · Joe Wll1011 (814) 1112-4277 llevlng llale: 21173 Stall Rqull 141, GoHipolil. loWch 2'/lh; 211h. 8:fl0 A.M. .e:flO P.M. ilovlng Sale: 3127 ·312M7 4154 LeGr8nde Blvd. Clothing, Tlfl, Computer Sollwere, Lawn M.., UIOd leming Bid, Bulbi, • cycle, Walarllod, Chao~ Deek. loo Mu~h To Lilli IIlio 441-7414. . D-. Po~y. Ronnll Jonol 20 VII. Middleport a VIcinity All Yard Salu Mull Be Paid In AdV11tc1. DHdllne: 1:oopm 1111 dey bofote lhl ld 11 111 run. Svn· der l Mondor ldltlqn· 1:oopm BANKRUPTCY can relieve a debtor of financial obllg,tlons and arrange a fair distribution of aaseta. Debtors In bankruptcy may keep "exempt" prop.erty lor their personal use. This rTlJlY Include a car, a house, clothes, and household goods. , For Information R41gardlng Bankruptcy contact: Boats • HOWird L WrHIBII ROOFING NEW-REPAIR • 949-2188 WQ.LIIUL· JUS'rCII11., 992·7074 Gt:avel, Limestone, . . Topeoll, Fill Dirt, Sand, Refuae. . Attorney At Law (614) 592·5025 Attiens, Ohio . ftW7 1 rfiO. oNew Homes -Remod4JIIng oGa,..a eDec:ka 250 Condor Street Pomeroy, ()hlo 45769 ADlvlalon on Nichols Metal, INc. Phone: 814: 11112·2406 Fax: 304-773·5881 992·5535 Home Repair Needs -call Today for Your 992·2753 Umeatone a Gravel · Septic Syatema .Trlller'& . HouaeSHII RM•oflllble Rate• ,.,...,.. Joe N. Sllyt:a Sayre Trucking Co. 614-742·2138 "'"'"" ROIERI BISsELL COIISTRUcnOII •NtwHomta .•Garll!gea -complete Re(1'1odellng Stop 8t Compare FREE ESnMATEES 985 4473 YOUNG'S CARPENIER SttVIa •Room Addition• oNIWGire... oEiectrtcel I Plumbing · <Roofing otnwrtor • Exllrlor .Painting . Alilo Concl'lll Work (FRI!I! ESTIMATI!S) V.C. YOUNG Ill • 992-G15 - POmtii'OY, Ohio J&L SIDING & INSULATION · 537 BRYAN PLACE MIDDLEPORT tt2·2772 e.m.-3:30 p.m. 1-Replac....t Wlllltws I•BIIIItl Gfttls I•Sto,.o..n& drftJ: A.ltllls epplllncel, bitttlotea, Bllhl, Grooming, Kennel Care and Lov11 Mon., Tues.; Will., =:t::::: ! ::"::':.::':' ~0~~~ Ccinaultent will forward copl11 of bidding docum•nte 11 nem•d In preoedlng peregr•ph 8"1PPING HARGti COlLECT. · , bepoelt will be refunded upon th• return of plena 1nd ePecHIDIIIona In good oonilltlarllflll with poe.... or IXPIIII prepeld within ten 110) d8re lfllr thl dill lllcle .,. Dep 0111 wttl nat be , ncled upon roturn of dooUIIIInll 1111 llllr dill or dooullllllla In poor ooirdtttan. Eeah llld .IIIII be IUOmpenllcl by I GOIIblll bond In In - " ' fque1 to lhl tollllllllll of lhl prop - • tnatudl'!l 111 8dl! · 11tii'Utll 1 IUppatlld .b'/ I , _ of Ml IIIJ, lor thl 1'111111'/ m11111 • motor blocka• = ·=l'l:·:=·t;:J YOUR . MESSAGE CAN BE SEEN HERE FOR A TOTAL OF $7.00 PER DAY. rlalng the •l . Ohio Vall., Bonk Will Ollor Foi Sill IU 883 Skrllnl 14151 2 Bldtoont ,Mobile HOme, Vlnt 113108879, 1 A 1881 Yamaha XV1100 M/Crcle, Vlnt JYA1· TEE~5TAD711238. Public Auction Will Be Hold At Till 0\18 Ann., 1<13 Third INe.• Gllllpolll, 011 On 3128107 At 1D:fl0 A.M. Till AllcM Will Bo Sold To Hlghott Blddor •Aa Ia• Without E1preaaad Or Implied Warranty And Mt)' Be s.., Bv Contacting Keith John, oon AI 114·441 -01110. OVB.Ra· IIIYOI The Right To Accepl Or Rl.l:: Anr And All Bl~1 1 And WI w """""' F~am ,..,. Pri· or To Sale. T•rne Of Silo: CASH OR CERTIFIEO CHECK. flick Pla110n Auc~on ComPanr. lull time auctioneer. complete auction Mrvlce. · Llcenud IIIII,Ohlo I Wnl Vlrglnll, 304· 773-5715 Or 301-n:J.6447. 90 Wmttd to Buy · Aboolulil Top Dollat: All U.S. Sliver And Gold Calna, Praar ..ta. Dlamonde, Anllquo J - ,, Gold Alnga, Pre-1a30 U.S. Currency, Sterling, Ell>. Acqulol~ons J-'ty · M.T.S. Coin ShoP. 151 Se<:ond ' - · Gallpoie, 814-«8-2842. An1iquee, 11trn11ure. glu o, china. colnt, toya, tamps. guns. toolt, 1111t11; alto appttlaela, Oattr Mllllln. 11+882-7441 . . Anuq..e, top prieta peld, River· lno Anllquoe, Pomeror. Ohio, Rvtl Moore owner. t1•·QI2· Clean late Uodtl Care Or Trucke 18110 llodelo Or N._,, Smith BUic~ Ponrloc, 1800 Eut· J l 0'1 Auto Parre. Buying HI· vage whlclos. Soiling porte. 30+ 773-5033. I Wanlod 10 IMir chip wood. ~773·5P8D Oara. 814·1&2·8025 Evoningl. A NIWU Nt f r.H IJT S STQRAG£ :AGa"~' Or Col 11llo441· 1~18,185 a..._.. 82.1.814-~ Wenled To Buy Uel<l Mobile Hom11. Cal!: '11,4·441-9115 Or iiD<I-I'IIo811. . • Wontod ro IMir>Good ueod Hh. or iiDh. C8rnper,ln lair OOIId. 30+ 112-211114. fMf'LOYWN I SF RVICf ', ~hV-1MOEI•IIr!I- One Unit Now Available c Ll!nllf'l AuCIIon Sarvlco, LaeHo Lemley, Aucllonolt. Houooltold, Eoall, Form Sill~ Call 814-...,.. :ma Pick up dll cll'dlll "eo"' l:fo::do~1:J!.j,':. Public Sail om-. GoJir>olil. '*' 3itoo pt. Pleaa•nt & VlclnHY . andAuC11o~ -No Job Too Small •Any and ~II ~ Your. IIULmaa i*UIA'I'IOI HOIIIIIIJiriY... ....,.,..'lime, . 80 Free Eatlmatea JB Reofing& t. NOtiCE TO BIDDERS . . . eurety aompeny to do Billed propo11l1 will be IUrll'/ bUllIn the 81111 1 "loitfrlly .... AfftHeWIII( , raoe!VId for the 811111 a-d ot Ohio, end 1 current. FretEa~ ot •duoetlon lrf' · t"e llnencllrl ellllment of the lul;rn Loc.;l~· ichc;~l lUll!'/ compeny. Thl bondll -38N$79 Dletrlot at thl Oflln of the · ehell be on the form Tr•••urer of the E,e ellrn . •pproved by th• . I tile . Public Notice L.oa81 'School Dlllrlct Boerd, Bolird 'ol Educetlon. wtth · 3184!!1 Stele Rllull 7, •ufflclantaurlllel, In eeum Llllll. Rhchla ' Reldlvllle, OH. 45772, until equillo theiOIIIIUIII of .t hl 12:00 pm, noon, E11tern propoul, 1nd tiled with Eullnl t.o.llo.hool Dqtlglll on the auch propo..l, llldl 111 to 10th dl'/ of April, lte7, end bl uelld · •nd eddrlllld Dlalrlct aoerd of Educlllon John C. Rial opened lmmedlllll'/ lhl the Truaurer of the llowd Prllldlnt _.....,,for turnlehlng thl E11tern Looal School IIIIMriel end pertonnlng the Dlelrlct BOird of EduCIUon (3) 5, 12, 19. 2114 to labor tor thl •xeoutlon end for thl • - of Ohio, office coniltructlon of ProJect No. at the T1111urir of E•etern 38, IAeblltoi_AMIIIIIInl II Locel School Dlatrlct, 38100 EllllmHighlo.haalfor; 81111 Roull 7, Rlldlvllle, Public Notlcti All!eatoa Ablllmlnt OH 45772, end pl•lnly · marked on the outild• N - of Drlwlntl ~ 1123,000 In --*nee with the "Bidl for Aebeltae . RevllldCodl 0 810.2311.20 ",lone end epeclftclllona . ~I Co-"' .Qftlo.e of Comml111011111 r. I A prlo..JIId Walk•thiU will ""'pallid by Mo.nlt·AIR, na., 118 held •011 Tueldly, Merch o rh !urore. Melge County, P.O. lox 4811, ' Bolivar, OH · ta, 1997 II 3:30 pm. 0 1~ 44812, and on "" In the ProlpiCUvl lr1ddlre ahould Ulrch 7, 1117 ofllcl of tM 8uperlnllncltnt ~I I h To All · Whom It U8'/ of Publlo lnetru""on, Room meet al t...t I me n I • c - : wr -• Clflllrl8 of 11111111 H~h 108, . Ohio Deplll.-t vo 8 0 h 00 I I II-" 81 •• On Thtndllr, 1111 3rd dly · Ed".....,__ Ohla oc 7, ...Rlldlvlll•, · "" of ..,.... •...a 1117 111•80 '""''""'• 81111 Roull · o' ......... ........., 85 Ohio. ' Bidder• uneble to e.m., ,.., the offlol of tile 8outhDep~IIFr:ontBulldlng, of .lurorl of · llflll, 1tlend the welk-thru miry ConwiANI01 =:n=·the~C.~ errenge to vlelt thelobelte Ullgl C~hlo,. Jurora , . _ _ ·01 Elltlrn Loiilil by contlcllng Kevin will be ~~:r·~ ·•-hoot Dlalrlct IOIId 11 llldlnger11.(330)3144101. lhl Meyiii7PI rt I R TM......., Locel8ahool . Common ue u o 81111 OH Dlirtrlct a-d of ·EdiiCIUon . 111d County, 45772· 7.flllcltvllle, with the 8ppravll of the W.llea• Bredford, I.O. ·· Coplll of plene end Superlntand•ni 01 Public McCoy, C""mleelonera of epealfl"tlono end lorme, h Jurore · 1 """' ..... Pallo S.II·Frl 28 • !Ill 211 111 "U...... NIUI Ownmllip" Big·Bend Fabrlcldlih, Madtlne &Welding Shop Public Notice ,,.u., bYpau. awnings, baby cfolllle. ltoulllhold lumllllfl, lllp. perwtro; V8rloYI 1111 clothing, clothe•. 1111 D-2T bore. glrle lla31'-IIIHI.Ihcill. • Monday·FHday • 8:00a.m.· 4:30p.m. · Saturday· 8:00a.m. • 1.2 noon Public Notice ThUraday, March 21, . fourth houll on eon. Hollpot Rd. ...... 11om L11dlng Cr.... Rd. o" Rt 7 Pltatant St. Houtthold ltema. baaktlt, blankttl, to,a, name brand ·atean Mtn l Womtna C0111plete Madalae Shop sentc:e .Fabrication Steel Sales, WeldJa1 Supplies, ladllltrllll Ga Radiator Repal~ & Replacement Down1pouta. Gutter Cloning · Painting FREE ESnMATES Friday. AHorney William Safranek Gutters 1neure1101 -...,. . Frlder. llondoy odHion • 11:" bldL 8 Jnil ,..,..,...... 8ICtiOfi 1RS.I51 (IIS.111) .Sunday ... =h:! ~:~:~:' ~7.:::~::~t,: l.: I~R~ Thure~ Fri. 1H; Minority Sualnue · 11cured from 'he oltlo.e of ......_ofTh , 01' El1otlon• 11 112 EnllrPriiU •PPIV to, thle thl coneultent, upon Y" ' e M lb Ave Pomeroy Sit. 12-8; Sun. 12-4 Proleat. Bue lid dltioelt of ·a check In the · lllllm uael8ahaol 0::.. erry • • 271 North 2nd · AmNnOH . "Pillmlllnl· emount ill 525,00, meda Dllllrlct a-d of Edua1tlcin (I) 211 lTC Conltruclllon1.';!0 rklllnorlh•!,. payllbll to ~ coneulllnt• . eHp Ool • Woof, Or Slop .. Prlr> =;~~~Oh~lo~JI 11111 'lburUp Merrllge Alladon, 1ot blln-,... . ••' Upon rooetpt ofl.t reqlllll, - vw.o """ - One Of Our Col.:'::ci.'==·~to Dl8111ct IIOird of EduCIUon with the epprowal of the 8ujllrlnllllcltnt o Public lnttructlon " ' " " ' the right to rejMI any end Ill biclt. A prlbld ·conferlnoe will b• held on Frldly, Mlrrcl! ~~. 1187, at 1.0:00 fl.ll., looel time, at the &•haol. At!endenc• b'/ ......I 1M blclcltre 11 . optlonel, llut libOr lor~ •••llllolfond · reooiiimendld, In order ta _ ......,of""""' No. "'-- K-8 III!MIIIIry aJ8rlf; ot · --qiMIIolll oon-nlng the dllwlngl ltlloOt end , , . . . Minuet for the · for 11111111 I I'I'IIIIL Adllltloll - LOQII lly TIM Onlilr Of TIM D'l ttrlo,·, IIIMO ITY 81hool Dlllrlat ao.rd irl IKIIINI.8 . liT-Mill Eduallton .... QUIIIIMINTI AS Ull M. Rllohll IHCifiiD IN 81CTION . 'INIIurer 111.111 (IU.111) Ofl Tltl! .· Jolin C. Rill IIIVIIlO 0001 Aflf!LV TO 8altoal Dl••• • • of , _ ~. COPII8 Ofl SHOt I 811, •at Sure to Stop by Thelnltl!l'l Blkery 111d visit tilt E.llter Iunny on friday, March 28th 1nd Saturday, M~ 29th. The Easier tun(\'/ WIU bll'lrsonlllzlng·Thpse Dllklal!l Cakt ··" '" Eg111 For All '!he KidS Adult! TOOl 5o Bring Tht Kids And · .. . .. .. ' . Forget to. Stop•-,, ' 1 lb. Cranberry Relish br a".'""' end the foflowlng8dl!lllone! Tli• , Melga County pllnrpome: .COIIImiAIOntre '!Ill, .. .tM. ' Alllld Conetrucllan, I0I0 VII II AYIIIUI, ~"'' 111 "'' Gan...-elge Clnclnllll~ OhiO t5206 ;community Action AtiiiiO'/r • Dod:J'el8oen Bank 1 •aOnduol • public hurlngll , 3r ,_, 1255 Euclid :1 p.m. on U1roh 3t, tll7 ~ 11.... ~.. the Commllllonera Office Avenue; Clevel•nd, Ohio :In the · courthouae Jn 44111 lull"-·e· "-•=c•n •...._..y.. Purpo11 of 1111 ' ..,._ """ '"" ""' n :fleering Ia to •llow .the of c.ntnrt Ohio, 1175 Ro1d, Columb\11, Ohio '.~IIIHionlll en~ pubiiO to review end comment on 43218 • DaJIOII Bulldere "" PI'Ofl'lld JTPA PYIT Exchenge, · 2077 Embury flltiiL A-dN~h'llllntomllofln aen·be obtiilnld IIY''OIIIIng Per~ Roed, •Dayton, Ohio GIIIIHI"I cAA' JTPA II 41411 .• C.ntrll Ohio Minority 114·317•7342 or 114·112~ ll!llll~al Admlnlllrlllon, 815 Ellt Maund 8trllt, ~) ·II; 1TC ..... Gllllpolla & VIcinity · SERVICE Cabins •. Bow Riders • Bass ' Boats • Sea Ark John l;loats • Johnson Outboard '.., MdItem Telllmentm:;~;:t~~; o Taylor, DIU Meet ~ Diet Pepsi, caffeine Free Diet Pepsi, Mt. D~~ e. et..-uao. Yll'd 8111, . 70 DUMP TR"'C.K I:~E~J•Eom'"'"· T i l l - . ' .1(,, & (614) 592·5025 Athens, Ohio I l HO•L po· .ON Cuitom Homea . TRUCKI'H· M&al . ' r Loot wan11, Vlclnlty: ..lohnoon'e. hcond Avenua. Qalllpallo, AHGrne.J William Safranek . .. RUSSET BAKING • ~ CHIPTEI7•CUmll3 $171.00, med• Pl'llll" to the~......_ Upon ruelpt of • reqUMt, ecoornp~~nllcl by • depoelt •• ••med above, t"' Archlllat w111 · · - r d aoplee of lrlddld nlg Grt'vtl .doaumlflll ' •• n111111 n ..... . .. . . prtcedlng p·eregreph. Dirt, 1131. ·· SHIPPING . CHARGES •Pl 21, u; ae; 3TC cow:CT. • 98!5 4422 , Depoelt-wlll be lllundld 'Cheatt~, . Ohlo .. : b i d d i n g - - upon • Public Notice roturn of ptep and U-~~~!"1!"'" ....___;_..:;;;,;;;;.,;.;;;.=;._- epaclflclllona I" · good oondlllon end with poelllle or upriH ohlrg I pNflllld lwMihlil 11n (10) .,......, bide ere opened. Depoell wiH not be llfuncted. • ' upon return of· dooUIIIIIIII , .t I latW dill II dooumlnll In poor aandltlon. E1ch bid eheH be eaaomj)IIIIIICI by 1 aa~ bOnd In en amaunt equal to the Ioiii lilm of the propaHI Including ell ldd e111m1111 eupportld by 1 Pllwer .of Attorner, for lhl bOnding 181111, I OllllfiCIII from tlr• O.pertment of lneuran001 IUthorlzlng thl eurety oomp1ny to do ·:ellkl•eu'm111111· · limit 1 witb . = uv• c:HAn.tNit Ofiii.Oft.ONEI 110 Help Wlllttd :.tt':!t ~~ :::k.::1111 ~~rt;:;.~ •· 8h1•1er �. • ~( Wedneedlry, Pomeroy •lllddleport, Ohio The Dally Sentinel ...... 115 • -.rch 28,1887 I1 AILEY oo=·~P~~,~~~~-.~~ IIUDCIK NBA Crossword Puzzle PHitJJP .• "'• ALDER 1...., .. ,.," ·-e::' ' Gollllllol 121V ....... ,_...... __ ,_ Avon .,.. -. I - I Bod rooms I :-~~------------- •l &m It ,CICIO Wooldv Slufllntl En- : !'101101 AI - Free &upplll., 8lart - ·.... No E.tperaenc.. I ' No Ollllgadon. llond lSAIE To: .cE. Dope: 1111, ... 5117, Dia- . -.... c:~~ ... . Balh, CA, ..,.,. ..,...,, Wll Tollol'lor Oft, lt4-3e&-030t, 2 ~ . . ' ,112 1351 or 304-112-2645, hi. 1 . -·.. for Sele Fllpre-laU' ftMdod. Eorn . ...., lor Chrllt· ',..,.. 14 ~:::r:'Jr 820 IIIGCIII llomll F·-1 . .. AI IIIII_.. ~In lhll nerlt- tl UIIICt to tho Fair Houolng Ad. a a bedtoom mobile - llomoo 1887 dou~wido tt4n down. ttr 1M trllllllndu<lod. 11 ~2· 122tllno. fill dtllve<J. I IIIUP. 2ll7. 2 - m , - hlll2~;.;..;;;...;;...;..;_;_-==-I out o1 Au- on - Umo Rd.. 3Trolon lor-. :JD4.175-1071. . 114-742-2101• ""-742:2421. ,_.,_.m. 540 Mlscelllilloul Mt~lll tl87 lroc Z·2J U ,ZDO; 21 Ft ~ ~~ro:· bldroom, tutnlahod; u!Uitlos river In llldchport. 114- -r - .,..nril•-. . . JOO? • J 10 4 South Doell, WOighll, 1 Sot 2. --. lt~t. • . 114 118 RICOukb'Parn. Antiquo Colt hon Tub Wldl Clow Foat, 1200: Utility· Troller Tip Down $400: It 4·378·2720 AP. 'IEAI'NI. 11•• pump, carpet, new gutter. new carpet throughout, n• out t883 Pl>ntiac q-., V-8. 4 Doorl, Auto. lhtD. CINn, Doro: 114-441·1115, Ahor e:oo 114-448'1241. 1t84 lllacll Crown Victoria, All· ioma~ Good Condition. 1800:· 114-3711-2731. 1114. ChovJ..~~nto Corio AC, Rurll Rool . Air, Tilt, Crujao, 30S.V·I A~TOmotlo, While Willi Brown VlnJI Tcip. Rulli EJcoli,rlll Cell Anydmo; 814-24S.H· 70, 6142ol5-tl818. . • . . .. 1tl7 ChiYJ C1¥111tr CS, AC, Tim. Sl>oc*o. l;truto, 81,200, 080 114·245· 1300. . . Beaemenl, Garage, 011 Htat, Auto. l:rulto, - F0-.:1 .... """" LlrOt lol. Routt 588, City llchooiL $18,500, 114- -7431. ChriltJ'o RillS 271 N. Second~ Mlddoport, Oh 814-1192-451.4 ~ .. Grooming· kennel· .. ~ ASia Saltl . . MARCli 15-31 . .. Oub 'Codtl rldl119 lown moll'.,, ....... 147 oood COnditiOn. hOCI 114-742-Zil:l. . . ·. : /.· ·ouala•l• trllltl, to•, fold.._ ts.ooond~f'CI~ 111111f1, lo<tory )IIIII, briM, H model, Sttoo, lt4-1411'23tt 111M an~ IIS4 ' Dodgo truc.k W/IOpptr; I .'14oMollor.:JD4.175-3HI. ~- ~ ful ~ Von, Wttllt ond fllavr E•coliont Conollloft, Low ~ Prl<:o Reo ducod: 11~71111& '·. : · tt•• P,:oncl 'Cbiiieflllf, ~Ot...o loa~/· · t.~n<l. \i!llll lliilCl!Oc• fllrtl:l,~ . .304-"""'"?"" .,' ·, . ' .. -r...... 1 " Headboard For l!od, Aloo Whllo . 25% OFF EVERmliNG IN . STORE ' 1887 Ford Taurus, 4 Dooro, Ali· lomatlc, U ,OOO, 114·378·2720 AFTERIP.U. . On• bedroom aparu:nent In Pt. Plouam. .. _ . ,_ _ One Ndroom furnlahed Thla li Tho Qna You've Boon looklf'CI Fair. One Bl!hoom. &tro Nice. Woalt.,; ilrroi, Slovo, Ro· . triQ-tor lnctudod; Wo !'lor Wo· ttr ., Garbap. No Ptita, Hi> Smakerl $300·1lopooit, $35QIIIo., 1882 SlttlikiiOO Kp-. I, 0 mlltt. itlr aide - . 12500. et • 141l-23tt days .or .114-~ 4 IWIIII... , . 1.~ .l 1~ Hoi1da ·~woo,' ~ .mi ..a, till color, . •very nit . -.-· ......... SQ7e. •' · -~ r l 987 Monti Corio SS; 30S.ho, · $2100, 114-UB-231.1 days loaded, burgundy, run• & loon good. $5,000 ()80. 304,773· .... ·.·"'. . . ' . . .· :': THE B()RN LOSER ·. . r 1917 Ply...,f, RoilancO PS ·PB, Air, ·Good Condition, Aok(ngc $1,250. 814-3117·7480. West Columbia WV. 304•773· 5080., 1-IOQ.-7883. , r-.1\t> N-JM/o,y 1-E 60 I ' l I Five AkC Regiatered Cocker Spaniol puppies· ..,.._ . . ond .· premlaea, born 2-10·07, firal ohotl and wormed, 11 SO each, · B14-148-21J6i! 7pm. Poll Pius, Sliver 8rldoo Ploro. 114-441.0770. ar.c . All pass· .. WANTED: AKC Reo bla<klolivar HOW'S Musical IT C:,OiNC,, ....:: .. Instruments l . I I I .d . ...,~ ... no · AutO Pans·& rARf,1 SUPP li ES & LIVESTOCK .. . l .Accessorle!l . T-. : 1983 Grand Am 4 Dooro.. Auto. control, AllrFM Coooono, 11,000 111111. SJ.eoo. 1 14· N;, Crulao 4111-8272. . . c..., \" ., .. '.< .,. LINUS SA'fS TO KEEP TilE Bt:ANI<ET AS LON6 AS 1(00 WANT.. SURE, I'LL TELL 1-II'M .. &· Rear Ends, 61•·245· 5877 SCaAM-lm ANSWERS 1 ton truek D&RAuto, Jester · Showy. Dough· lnbom - HOURS One thing I know for sure about committees ahd that is lhallhev keep minutes and waste HOURS! or 1; RENTA LS 410 Houses for Renl ............,. WIA ,.tnr lrollera and dou~ wldO.: Will ndmar• o~d flvo '. AITRO·GRAPB · 210 .. . .au.lntla ·, ~Jty BERNICE BEDEOSOL 2 114idroorns In liallpolla, 12211 Mo .. Deposit, Reltronou, 114441-7130,114-441-2131 . ®=....., Thuraday, ~ 27. 1997 . ' ' Mil loolc ~VOO COI!dlldllioitio ln lira llt8ed to ... enl . till atc1111 10 ·develOp an IIUlliiii'Y n:e 01 · . . \liglllnt lll1d clleck ...... .,.,.. rear ...il . . .Mill (lll1rtll 2t·Aprll 11) AUume • • II Know where lo lo'ok fdr romance and , . you;'ll lind il . The' Astrg-Graph Matchmal<ei' lnstaf!IIY-~Is WhiCit iliQn!l ;, are romanlic'AIIy perlei:t.lof you , Mall $2.75 lo Malchmlk&r. c/o· lhis nawspa· par; P :o. Box t 758. Murray Hll Station. New Vorll. NY lOt 58. . TAURUS (~ . ..._, '2!'1 Today you rf1i!jhl receive p1NS8n1 news from a dio· lOtti pe<son wi111 wltom you hove an emo· lionel illitlation. • GEMINI jMey 21-:Ju,n e 20) Yo.. will be mora adeplal CC>IIfl)li<~lod . . . . - tOday Titan you yesterday. Go bacl< and r~.c1ily an'y mistakes you mf~Jhl htva wer' - ~· ~ ' CANCER (June 2t..Jilly at) EveiY!Nng ahould gil amoolltly lor yliU and youra Today In lhe romonce department. Thll lima you'll IIP<Ind ·together will provide ~ kWingllllfiiOiiN. L10 (Jutr 23-Aug. at) Try Ill devote II Iaiii a IIO'Iion of your day to cre•llve toucltN lhal bMullly your ounoUnclingt . 11 will impr~l othe)a and give you a . _at___.. . II lrtiW role 'tn 10 orgngiiMt1t it1 WIGO (Aifl. 211 Ill I 12) Your greotl8l wlllcli rou 1111n1 • YMIICi w1111 U8lllladry IIi ·WOlf ..., 10 l8tUie comIIIQIIief. 11 now requ1ra an lniUII!In 01 pllcallel ........ 10 toilllpllild lunctionl. rrtOrMntum lira! only you can·generate. Thlte Will bl inudt need lor your lalllnt. . - I ., ... \ . ,. ,I .) /, . 1 Robuill, All Typal, Over 10,000 · Tranamllsiana, Accesa Trwnsfer li .,. .I '1 B~dQif Price Tranamissian, , Starting ol 08.00 and Up, Used I Funilihed Rooms . zu !>HAKE· SPEARE ~ ~ ....,. no- . . I I P1 I I " 81H92·587ll, 'J Pass· 3NT ' . ~ . 570 East Aluminum hied, 401 inotor, nM!. 130Q0,.cau. tor dttaila. 11.14·182· 2227. 114·1192,:J&78 or ~14'247· Two bedroom liparlment In Mid· dloporl, 114-882·5858. SR. 33 or SR 32/143. Call ~ark. . JB Kiln, kiln dried hard wa'od1 competitive prlcea. St Rt 12. now aocopilntl appllcatlono for tbr. HUD oUblitf. lzod ofl!. tor oldorly and handl· cappod. EOH :JD4.17HII711. 450 ..... 7 Minda . 8 Salol four I Hull - ' menlO In month ol Apri •1~5115. 81of.441.2205. ·1 am looking tor 1 ~to 15 ecrt honwlite, Pfala< land olong SR 7, 3 Borble'a blau 4 WhirlpOolS 51YJio-ure 6 Nolghbol' ol apart· menta, two bedroom lu rnlahed hbule; In Mlddloport 114·802· 217& lWin Rlvora 1 Exlat ~-· 3,000 2 ~· Lace Formal With Purple Trim. ::r::a=~d for atud aerv- JET AERATION MOTORS -Repolood, &1-8Q0.537-9528. - · In Sa>dt 011 RorrEvana, • DOWN Last week, ¥OU may remember I mentioned the French journalist Jose Le Dentu. who died last ·neeember. While ·trying to find a good rfeaHhat he played. I came-upon thltl one. . Le· Dentu played in this three-no· . trump contract around midnight on "'~' ' ·. Mar.ch t2, 1988. ,West I~ hi•· (ouf\h· ....... highest spade. the aix. t:ast Won with .. the queen and noticed that il her&.. ' ~...~ tumed the 10 and South had the jack. CELEBRITY CIPHER dummy·s nine would become a second . by Lula Campos .· 'stopper. So East. returned the spade Cetebnty Cipher CfYPIOgrJm& are creal-.:! from QUOlalionl by limous people. pttl lnj:l preMnl ,. r. Each lel1af 1n the c1pher s1atm IOf another ToGay5 ~: 0 equal$ F ,., five. When West covered ·South's.jack with the king. Le Dentu co~ld have _./::., won with dummy's ace to block the G PZJ GMLSK LSRT ' Z J F suit. i{owe~f. he ducked. playing to cut the defenders: ~ommun ieaiion if pw · z J v. z p z ' the spades were 5·3. <However. il the PHHLMZVRP' ZT ' opponents" spots were honest, the . " DLMFEF ·M . ' spade suit was either 4-4 or blocked.· LS K L z F s·u w .Z l '''' East couldn't have q~een·third with· . ~ .... ~ out the 10. if he !lad. say. Q·8·5. he · J 'FiiV IVF!t . ·" would have led l>a«!k tlie eighl. not the PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The first coincepl is always lhe best and most .' five.) , · · itatural ~ the inlelleet.can err. the sentiment --; never ... - Robert Schumann, · ! . ' . . "~ After winning trielr.three with dum· my's .spade ace and L!lrowing a dia· mond from hanrl Le Dentu had to es-. tablish clubs Without letting' West gain Will ·.. • , 1Mf lloULY the lead. This required finding the ·' IAMI · 1 PIUUI missinll clubs breaking'H and exe· euting an avoidance play. At trick four. Le Dentu led a low club from' the cjum· . 81tot*rongo Ionon of tho n '\ 1 . . lour ocramblod -d• bo· my, winning in band w.ith the ace low 10 form fOur wordo. J w~enEast'p!ilYed low. Biiclrlo dllilill'iY-' ~ · .1 -~ : ' ) with a heart, declarer repeated the .., 'I profess. leading another low club ANT u T E ' through East. U be had put up the 2 ' .·-· queen, Le Dentu would have let him . 'I'' -. hold the trick. But when East played low again, 1,.e rientu won with the king and played a.third round, eslabUshing 3. G E AI . nine tricks: one spade, three hearts, 1 one diamOnd and four clubs. • lour moloa, mother lf!lll father on For LHIIf: t"" Pl>und Tobacco 8ul. 814 388 8324. 31 TlNI ,..,_ •• By Phillip Alder c..,.o.JOn ~r , ___..:!~~~!!!!!!..___ 5080., t-800-891-7883. ftlvor'•'ll 2T Pcllpone· It was late, but not too late Bonnovllle a-.' 2br houae, In need ot repairs. 11,900 or Bolt Ollorl 304·1752722. 3 Badroom Ranch, 3 Baths. Full bundle. 1120 a bundlt, random lt"ffh & random width. 304-773- cleelldt 62 Not worlllng, lllot I balllbi'Y ' 1887 C~rrolt! T ~n ,fo Cpunl'Y 1985 C~ovy S-10 4K4 Vory Do· LXI, F,v!IJ LOidorl,0 laitlltr ln..,l, paildoblo; 1882 Oldo Cutillo or, U )(... Towir>a Paclllllf Wldl ~ ... . . - .. . Hlloh, nlk Milos. Wlll• .:.181~·~s"'&7!~~·d,..gt~A.:.rl.:.oa-..,.tso=o"'o~a"'o"'. Ptia~. Ouad seating, 114· 44p· . :IIM-571-2108. 3737. building, now paint lnsldo. 304· . 88M5!I3. $85,000 Firm: Fer.m Luint,er appro1. 800ft Pass t882 Oldo Rtgoncr 81 1300, Btoughlm 8BK - . da)'sarlt~211oj-nga. 25 Llqo ...... ' 600by &1 Tentlt olo Opt:ning I~ 6 130 Dot Marl• Printer; computer 560 Pets fOr Sale cablnot, ond ••tros. firm. A Groom Shop ·Pet Grooming. 30:0 4511 1817. -ic 21 ~·Mueltm 24 Slnlght - .,._ lleurr.nt- Dealer: South South west . North Pass 2• I NT ..... S f1t 4 Bldioom Hou• Half Basemont In Eurvl<a, Appralaod II 545 Prlcod For Quick· Sell 114·258· lOIII 58 Fll'ill IMiouno 5 1 - Monln Vulnerable: Neithe'r 381·25 compullr (2U RAMI, Valley Wollnoss Contor. • t 25. ...... 17 Hill -lw · 3711rowM tAJ 4•AK873 Of Cholna For _,. Whoola V.'J Good Condition 1548.15 11.._.. 3385. 2 Ur111or1 130 Hch, Double Bod .wllh Boil Sl)llnQI and Mit• ltell. 175 Allor I PM 114-441· 4387 =... ":3, ~ O'tllnl'l 11 ......, 17 &lillYII A pig - DOit8 11 ~ ... eu.r I0- .. 32~ . 34 -VJ YOIUIM • Q 8 3 Futuring Hydro Beth. Don 1 Month mombtrahl~ 10 Pilo-t Sheela. S73 Georges CrHk Rd. -~~-- • K9 s 1181 Start Craftsman laWn Mo- 12.1 HP, 31lncll Mo«er ••so PC ~ioro noodod. $45,000 In· 208 Uldway Dr. N• Haven all a>mo potontlol. Coli 1·800·513- bdck, 1 rooma, 1 112 B•th, full baaerMnt, new root, new heat '«MMExt.a.-. . . .• Eaal • Q 10 .5 • J 10 7 5 • Q a7 ••Q 92 • J 4 monllDr, ke,bci~d, cltlaen GS)( Hllrdrllaer Wanted: For New Opanlu8 Soon tn Gallipolis 2 ... -............,,.lnPt Pleaunt. will aen on land can· Mo. 11 ... 251 . , . Wtsl . •Kt'l62 • t 2 lottoelt1.0001t..__.t18 25• Zenith color canaote; ISO, 310 Homtl for Sale • 6 3 ~a£ii+ 1... 1 QMC Fuii'81JO, 4U 310 Auto, Oru(ao, Tilt ~. 13,!00 814-882-64311. REAL ESTATE ; ~&MEEK W4-\'t' CAIJT 2 Bodroom. Tr.oll.or t2~SO 114· 4.. '"GDadCancl1fanh.ODO. A A 9 S • A K64 • 10 8 3 2 .• IHMJSf'OF11A110ri Eloclrlc Pl>lt With' A 10 Amp Brnker Bo• 1100; 11 HP Riding LoWn Mowor USO; 250 Gillon Oli Tank t35; Amorlcan 2 Bodroom var~an Carport Fuol Sa- Brood Hotao St,aoa. 614· -Pump.No - - 117-«!18. ...... ttOD. ol18111 wNCil- o:I-2H 7 · ' 1174 CIIIW7 114.1Dtl ...... - · Tolling..-. l o r - liMitr lt,IIQQ. :IIM-77HIIItl. bod plants. Call 3114·1111-1154 ·~oavo m4Uollf, Donnr Do· 11&4 F·ISO Cr""' Cob GOod ' . _ 11...:ml-2110. aN . . 111*(0111) 4f All ul I 47 llutlclr" ol 1S ....... CMI 40 l'oi'dftap •••r• . II ' ' • L18!1A (.,.. 23) Thera could.be . beHer· today. You miglll , _ be rather lortunala in a mallni· al situaTion lh81 hal, been Thus far urlful· a.big.change !or tilled. . •- SCOR!'fO (Ocl 24-fttw. 22) Today. you might even surpriae youroell with the skills Y.,..'va acquiredior promoting ideas or thingS 'you truly believe in . SAGITTARIUS 2~. 21) Your ·malarial prospeCts appear fll!lra hopeful lltan usual today. Try to lOok belli~ the ecanes lo see il there 11 something In· which you could play a role. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-.lon. 11) Even lhough you mtghl .,. • tacl dilcouraged, liCJrn8lhing you·,. ini'Oived 1t1 hos ·a good plobabilily of IUCC8U. Do not !tllnquilh !No•. . .' ,...., Ito!* lllltily. • '· ACII IAIIIUI iJin, »>'eei. 111 ~11pDrla!UI personal lnleralll can be advanced ladly. VoulllOUid biii!IIIO do ll!'i wfth. l1lfPMrinll ....... out Ml •Mnll 01' lndlllla•to . PIICEI·(Feb. 20.II~ICIIIO) ':(ou mighl 1une in on a ~ lelia lite! can .-nl y0u In lila fuMe. II mar come In 1w0 ·~ lromrwo..,... _ , 10c1 . lttw 1 eingiAr 110>111k*lloo. • -. �l ...ll ,' e.: f • • ... I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource March 26, 1997 anderson brewer