https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/252e6ec467c8f4b61c0a828ddebceaf2.pdf 4819d2ba4c41200b1efa7ecd1d7d73e9 PDF Text Text • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Monday, February 6, 1995, Ohio Lotter.y Marshall captures 73-65 win THIS ·wEEK'S GAMES '' I EASTERN EAGLES 1994-1995 BOYS' SCHEDULE DEC. 19................................ SOUTHERN* DEC. 22 ................................ WELLSTON* JAN. S............... ;.... FEDER~L HOCKING* JAN. 9 ................... ATVINTON COUNTY* JAN. 11 .~........................... MEIGS JAN. 12 ............................... AT TRIMBLE* JAN. 18............................... WATERFORD JAN. 19................ NELSONVILLE·YORK* JAN. 23 ................. .'................. AT MEIGS* JAN. 25 ................................ AT WARREN JAN. 26 .............................. ALEXANDER* DEC. 23 ................................. FORT FRYE . DEC. 29 ....... AT FED. HOCKING TOURN. DEC. 30 ....... AT FED. HOCKING TOURN. JAN. &................ c............ AT SOUTHERN* JAN. 10........................... AT WELLSTON* JAN. 14 .......... :.AT FEDERAL HOCKING* JAN 17 ........................ VINTON COUNTY* JAN. 20..................................... TRIMBLE* JAN. 24 .......... AT NELSONVILLE-YORK* BOYS Feb. 7 • Southern • Home Feb. 10· Feder~ I Hocking • Home u • •••• • ••• •• • JAN. 27 ......................................... MEIGS* JAN. 31 ......................... AT ALEXANDER* FEB. 3 ................................... AT MILLER* FEB. 4 ....................................... OAK HILL *-Indicates Tri-Valley games Coach - Scott Wolfe' SOU7HER 1994-1995 GIRLS' SCHEDULE DEC. 16................... ,.......... ALEXANDER* DEC. 20 ............... NELSONVILLE-YORK* DEC. 23 ............. ROSS SOUTHEASTERN DEC. 27 .......... :::................ COAL GROVE DEC. 30 ..........,.................. CHESAPEAKE JAN. 6 ..................................... EASTERN* JAN. 10 ................................... AT MEIGS* JAN. 13..................... ,............ AT MILLER* JAN. 17...................................... BELPRE* JAN. 20.................. FEDERAL HOCKING* JAN. 21 ....................... .... AT GALLIPOLIS JAN. 27 ................................ WELLSTON* .JAN. 31 ................: ....................TRIMBLE• FEB. 3 ........................... AT ALEXANDER* FEB. 7 ......... ;...................... AT EASTERN* SOUTHERN TORNADOES BOYS Feb. 7· Eastern· Away Feb. 10 • Miller • Home GIRLS Feb. 9· Federal Hocking • Home DEC. 15 .......... AT NELSONVILLE-YORK* DEC.· 19 ............................. AT EASTERN* DEC. 22 ........................................... MEIGS DEC. 23 ............................RIVER VALLEY JAN. 4 .................... AT SYMMES VALLEY JAN. s ..... ,................., ................. MILLER* JAN. 9 .................................. AT BELPRE* JAN. 12 ............ AT FEDERAL HOCKING* JAN. 19 ....................... SYMMES VALLEY JAN. 21 ...................... AT RIVER VALLEY JAN. 23 ........................... ATWELLSTON* JAN. 26 ............................... AT TRIMBLE* JAN. 30 ........................ ~ ••..• ALEXANDER FEB. 17 ............ AT FEDERAL HOCKING* *-Indicates Tri-Valley games Coach - ·Howle Caldwell MEIGS MARAUDERS .. BOYS · Feb. 7 • Point Pleasant • Home Feb. 10 • Belpre· Away Feb. 14 • Wahama • Home MEIGS 1994-1995 GIRLS' SCHEDULE DEC. 16........................... AT WELLSTON* DEC. 15....................................... MILLER* DEC. 21 ............................... ALEXANDER DEC. 22 ............................ AT SOUTHERN DEC. 29 .......................... AT GALLIPOLIS JAN.' S .................................. AT BELPRE* JAN. 9................... :...................TRIMBLE* . JAN. 11 ............................... AT EASTEPN JAN. 12 ....................... VINTON COUNT'. • JAN. 14.........., ........ :... AT RIVER VALLEY JAN. 19......................... AT ALEXANDER* JAN. 23 ................................... EASTERN* JAN. 26 ........... L'.. NELSONVILLI'·YORK* JAN. 30 ........................... AT WELLSTON* FEB. &........................................ BELPRE* FEB. 9 ................... ATVINTON COUNTY* DEC. 20 ••.••••••...•••••• •••••••.•.•..•. AT MILLER* DEC. 22 ................. AT POINT PLEASANT JAN. 3 .............................. RIVER VALLEY JAN. 1P ................................ SOUTHERN* JAN. 13 ...................................... BELPRE* JAN. 17 ............................... ATTRIMBLE* JAN. ~0 ................. AT VINTON COUNTY* JAN. 24 .............................. ALEXANDER* GIRLS Feb. 9· Vinton County • Away JAN. 27:............................. AT EASTERN* JAN. 28 ................................ AT WAHAMA JAN. 31 .......... AT NELSONVILLE·YORK* FEB. 3 ............................ ;.•... WELLSTON* FEB. 7 ............... :........ POINT PLEASANT FEB. 10 ................................ AT BELPRE* FEB. 14 ............·.......................... WAHAMA FEB. 17 ....................... VINTON COUNTY* •-Indicates Tri-Valley games Coach - Jeff Skinner Relax With One of These ~A HotSPriOii ~.& IbfrabltSpas Bank BOTTLE GAS BAUM LUMBER 985·3301 INGELS FURNITURE & JEWELERS AND RADIO SHACK 742·2211 MIDDLEPORT, OH. 992·2635 1·800·837·8217 DOWNING·CHILDS·MULLEN MUSSER INSURANCE II 0 SECOND AVE. . . 992·2342 -LENO£,. SECOND STREET JACKSON AVE. 5TH STREET Mason, W. Va. 304-773-5514 Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. 304-675-1121 New Haven, W. Va. 304-882·2136 We Will Take Care Of All Your lnsuranee Needs! • ~ 3 LOCATIONS "Family Owned and Oper-aledfor 48 Years" CHESTER 106 N. 2ND Peoples AND Where Affierica Goes 1h Relax·- POMEROY Weather s.tresses essential services *-Indicates Tri-Valley games Coach - Ron Logan RUTLAND FURNITURE New budget covers area L&Dproject CROW'S FAMILY. RESTAURANT 228 WEST MAIN ST• . POMEROY 992·5432 "Dignit' and Serviee ~lwa,s" -D:t·fltrl-1/ 555 PARK ST. VALLEY LUMBER ·( . 992·6611 EWing Funeral Home • ' · MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . . I 05 MULBERRY AVE. 992·2121 POMEROY Your Local STIHC. , Dealer SALES • SERVICE • PARTS RIDENOUR SUPPLY "·2nd AYE. ·' FISHER. FUNERAL HOME BRUCE FISHER- Owner/Operator Establish 191.3 MIDDLEPoRt KEEP UP ON ALL YOUR LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS The Daily Sentinel LJ;';8;5;·3~30;8;.;;;;~;;;;;;;C;HE;ST;E;R,;s~;;·v~;;;;;;;;;;;;';'2;·;56;2;7;;;;;;;;;;;;~........... . . I . .Jurors get contrastin-g image·s of O.J. on day .o f twin murders WASHINGTON (AP)- Tbe budget President Cli nlon sen I 10 Congress Monday seeks a small reduction in cleanup money for the 140 defunct Fernald uranium plant in Ohio,' more cleanup money for Ohio's other weap.ons plants, and funds for continued consiruction at the Robert C. Byrd Locks and Dam. One of several Ohio River projects included is $14,316,000 for consiruction at the Byrd Locks and Dam. llis lis.led 'as U.S. Army Corps of Engineers projects for Ohio and West Virginia. In southern Obio, where lhe new U.S. Enrichment Corp. bas taken over operation of lhe Portsmoulb '80 '82 '84 '88 ' 88 Gaseous Diffusion PlanJ, tbe administration proposes $86 million worth of cleanup next year, up Source: Offlce of Management and 84(Jget from a current cleanup budget of $59.8 million. · Overilll, the Energy I>epanment The Fernald complex is the is proposing a 4 percent cut in its slate's biggest nuclear weapons $6.6 billion nuclear weapons cleanup project; waste dating from cleanup program. . the Manbauan Project and continu· At Fernald, the administratioll ing througlr four decades accumuproposes spending 1.3 million less lated there during an era in which on cleanup m:xt year. or $256.3 making bombs was top priority and .million altogether, according to dealing wilb their dangerous breakdowns provided by the Ener- byproducts was· a problem gy Depanmeni to Sen. John Glenn, deferred. " . D-()bio. · Outside Day Ion, at the Mount ·IJ I •• .' . Search for new well gets approval Dentist seeks to ban picketing at practice ERS 1994-1995 BOYS' SCHEDULE . • 1111 FEB. 2 ...... :.............................. EASTERN* FEB. &..................................... AT MILLER* FEB. 9 .................... FEDERAL HOC!<ING* *-Indicates Tri·Valley games ' Coach - Jennl Roush . FEB. 10 ................•.•••...••••••.•.•••... MILLER* 1 Section, 10 Pageo 35 centa AMultimedia Inc . Nowapaper By JIM FREEI\1AN lot Currenlly, estimates on 18 are Sentinel News Slal'r A $10(),000 J!ift from an as-yet done. . Several Pomeroy businesses unnamed benefactor was matched In addition, part of lbe consulbave already started projects Wider with another $100,000 from the lant's contract calls for a colored die Pomeroy Downtown Revital- state, money that will be used lo rendering of each participating ization Program and participating install a grand promenade wilb building as it will look when combusinesses will start exte~or pro- benches and period lighting along pleted, Slroth noted. As of now, 18 By JIM FREEMAN jects In lbe spring, project consul· . the river side of the parking lot. renderings have been completed SenUnel News Slalf tanl Mike Strotb of SOC Consul- Also. tbe B'ig Bend Sternwbeel with the remainder lo be completed Pomeroy Village Council Mon· lants said Commiuee donated $5,000 for soon. day nigbt gave Village AdministraTo date, most projects bave cOli· water and eleclric upgrades in lbe tor Jobn Anderson lbe green light The downtown coordinator, I oe sisted of roof oc interior code-cor- parking lot. to begin exploration for new wa1er Clark, delivered lbe specifications reeling items not visible to passersJim Anderson of Anderson's and drawinp 10 each property weDs for the village. br. he said. That will change when Furniture and Appliance was the · owner, he S31d. Due to some techThe current wells produce plenv1sually apparent exJerior renova- .<m;t business to complete a project nical problems, il was late in the ty of ,water, Mayor Jobn W. Blaetlion work begins in the spring, be and has been followed closely by · fall when owners received their lnar explained, but the water is rich · added. · barber Mick William. attorney I. estimates. in manganese wbicb, wuile not A total of $257,200 will be used Canon Crow and insurance salesdangerous, causes some problems. Stroth noticed that some longtoward revitalization, which can man Bill Quiclce~ Stroth said "People in town deserve goodvacant buildings now have busiIn addition, people working on nesses which opened recently. include facade renovations and tasting water that lbey can use," be repair of building code violations. the downtown revitalization prosaid. Putting bleach In lhe water . Sarnh Fisher opened an antique The program will maldl every dol· · gram are confident fmuling will be store on EasJ Main Street after EXAMINE RENDERINGS - Pomemy Couocilman and busl· causes it to tum brown. like tea, he nessman John Musser, sealed, who is administering grants for · added . lar spent toward revitalization secured for additional revitalization working with the central buSiness Pomeroy's downtown revitalization projects, and consultant Mike with .the goal being to create an work, including construciion of a district review board, he noted. If quality waier is found, plans 1890s atmospbere in lbe village. rivelfront amphitheater. · · Strolh examined rend!'l'lngs or businesses Jlllrtk:lpatlng In lhe procall for installation of the wells and Stroth and his wife, Deanna, gram. Tbe renderings, artistic impressions of wh'at tbe buildings To further the downtown area's SOC Consultants' role is to have also taken advantage 6f the 'piping the water to lbe nearby latter 19th century navor, utility . inspect building exteriors, review revitalizaJion program - they · . will look llke following renovation, were created by Slrolh as part existing wall:r treaunent facility, be of the revitalization project. poles and wiring will bt moved building owners' desires for their opened a pawnshop, Your Neighsaid. The estimall:d cost of lbe pro.from Main Street and replaced with · buildings and, from this, make a borhood Lender, on West Second ject will be around $418,000. period-type lighting. In addition, detailed cost estimate and descrip- Slreel and plan major outside reno"I would like to see a drilling rill . in place by May 1," Blacunar said, plans call for new signs to be erect- lion for each building . owner valions .in the spring. oo at entrances into lbe town and . involved, Slroth said. adding thai the exploration should This comes on the beels of sev· new street signs installed. In all, 20 businesses in tbe eral months of complete interior lake about six weeks to complete. An additional project involves downtown area initially decided to renovation to lbe buildinR. be said. Grant funding may be secured by lhen, he added. upgrades Io the Pomeroy parking participate in lbe program, be said. (Continued on hge J) The village recently secured an (EDITOR'S NOTE: A lawsuit outlines the grlevaoces of one Jlllrty option lo lease a piece of land in agalnstanother.ll does not establish guilt or illllOCence.) Syracuse where tbe exploration · Attorneys representing local dentist Harold Brown are seeking lri stop will occur . Tbe exploration will any fulure picketing near bis Pomeroy office by members of District 1199 cost about $30,000, according to of the Health Care and Social Services Union, SEIU. Blaetmar. Brown's office on Main Street was lhe sill: of' an in(ormalidnal picket The village is also seeking fundFeb. 1 by union members. . · · ing for a: new water line from the A suit filed Thursday by Brown natries as defendants Dislrict 1199, Marathon station 10 Buuernut The Health Care and Social Services Union, SEIU, AFL-CIO, Columbus, Avenue to complement a line to lhe _union secretary-treasurer David Moll and union organizer Jennifer Middleport corporation limit Schmitt. installed a few years ago. Brown is a principal in Meigs County Care Cenll:r Inc., a general partCouncil also discussed lhe posner in Meigs Center Lid., an Obio limited partnership doing business ~ sibility of having Anderspn solicit Ovelbroolc Cenier in Middleport, according to lhe sui I. proposals from various firms for By GEORGE ABATE Brown's business, H.D. Brown, DDS. inc .. is an Ohio professional engineering work on the project; SenUnel News Sbolf bul rejected lhe idea, allowing corporation, wholly separate from Overbrook Center. according lo the When Pomeroy waiCr crewmen soil No employee of Overbrook Center is an employee of H.D: Brown, Anderson lo select lhe f1111l. Counstarted working Monday, the ther· DDS, Inc., 'Jhe suit claims. cilman John Musser disagreed. mometer read 4 degrees below Overbrook employees voted 62-.'1 on Nov. 10, 1994 to join lhe union. The engineering will be handled zero. Slopping througb the partially The union claims OBNC continues to appeal lhe results of the election in two phases: up to completion of frozen water, the Pomeroy workers and refuses to hire additional certified nurses' aides to fill vacancies, lead· tbe 1es1 wells and installing .tbe fixed a leak thai cut water.to resiing to declining patient care. . ~nal wells, outfitting th.em and laydents along Wolfe Drive. A union leanet accuses Overbrook of crealing a skilled care wing mg new water mains 'lo the treat· "Everybody appreciates us when slaffed only byllcensed practical nurses, wilh lbe lhreat that n~ additional melit facility. · lhe water comes haclc on," said Jim cenified nurses aides wiU be bired even to fill vacancies. In addition, council approved Fisher of the water deparlment. the purchase of a used computer, . ' Slating tballbe OBNC labor dispute is not relevant to Ibis action, altor· Water flowed through the lines neys for ·Brown claim the piclcet would cause "irreversible hann" to his i'ncluding a monitor, printer and Monday afternoon. business by damaging its repulation, interfering with legitimate business software for lbe Pomeroy Police While. the subzero weather inll:rests and scaring patients away. Deparunent stresses water lines, other infrasPolice Chief Gerald Rought said They claim the act conslitutes illegal picketing and an illegal sectructure is also strained, officials oridary boycott lbe deparlmenl will purchase the said. Pomeroy anomey Sleven L. Story, one of three representing Brown, computer for ,$750 whb money About 300 customers in an area • said the picket was conducted "to barass and intimidate people." . from the law enforcement fund. north of Meigs Higb School toward · DEEP FREEZE - Pomeroy water crewmen Jim Fisher, left, Story said an ambulance transponing a patient wilb an appoinunenl 10 During open discussion, council Burlingham lost power from 7:30· and Chris )'eauger. repaired a leak in shin-deep water Monday. see Brown returned without transporting lhe patiem across the picket members focused on a pothole at (Continued on Page J) Residents along Wolfe Drive bad water again ~onday afternoon, a "We don ' t think (the picketing) was protected by lhe Nalional LabQr l)Je foot of Lincoln Hill and on an village olflclal said. ' (Continued on PaReJ) · ' (Continued on Pa11e J) ADOES 1994-1995 BOYS' SCHEDULE-- · Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, February 7, 1995 Pomeroy businesses tackle revitalization FEB. 2 ............................. AT SOUTHERN* FEB. &.............. AT FEDERAL HOCKING* FEB: 9........................... :...........TRIMBLE* FEB. 10.,................ FEDERAL HOCKING* FEB.17 ............................... ATTRIMBLE* . *-Indicates Tri-Valley games Coach -Tony Deem GIRLS Feb. 6· Federal Hocking • Away Feb.· 9· Trimble· Home Vol. 45, NO. 197 Copyrlght1995 JAN. 30 ...................................... ~ MILLER* FEB. 7 ................................ SOUTHNERN* _.., PageS . Low tonight around 15. Saow .ltktly. Wednesday, cloudy. Hlgb DtarlO. · 1994-1995 GIRLS' SCHEDULE DEC. 16....................................... MILL.ER* EASTERN .EAGLES Pick 3: 725 Pick 4: 0243 Buckeye 5: 6-17-18-21-22 LOS ANGELES (AP) -Hours affectionate and famiJy-orienllXI. . As she spoke, Simpson shook before bis ex-wife and her friend When asked during cross-exam- his head and smiled in disbelief. were murdered, O.J. Simpson was ination wbal sbe she thought of lbe "He had a very biz·-- look · "siUIDl · enn· g" and uspooky" at biCI. 'deot G " Id d -·~ 10 .., VI ape, arvey ac .. now e ge his eyes, il was a ·very faraway daughter's dance recital, wiinesses seeing "an amazing change" in look," Brown said. "It was. actualsay. Simpson's demeanor. ly really kind of spooky. It was a: But afJer tbe recital,. a home "It amazes me. I guess that's frightening.look." Vl.deo sbol outside. the auditorium why be's a spokesman" she ··'d · • - • Brown continued. describing his by anolber paren.t sbows Simpson ;_~pparcnUy referring to bis work for look as • 'glazed-over, kind of laughing, kissing his former in- lhe Hertz car rental company. frightening, dark eyes. 11 just didn' t Jaws, scooping b!s son inlo bis Prosecutors planned Io sbif! look like lhe 0.1 . we lmew." - arms and joking around with a atll:nlion today from domestic vio"Every lime 1 turned around he friend. _ lence to evidence about 1be actual was staring at Nkolc, " said Monday was a day of contrast· killings of Nicole Brown Simpson Brown. who has publicly declared ing images for jurors in Simpson's · and Ronald Goldman. - her belief that Simpson is lhe killer. murder trial. · " We're going to start the case Afier the recital, the family wenl Candace Garvey said the angry· tomorrow,'' Cochran said outside to dinner at Mezzal una, the restau· looking man wbo showed up al lbe court on Monday. "This is a mur- rant wbere Goldman was a waiter. ' 90 ' 92 .94 95*98"97'~99* June 12 recital "was just not the der calC. All we've seen so far is · At the end of Ihe evening, *MIImated same person I was used to seeing." . character assassination." Brown kissed her younger sister AP . "It was almost like he was simDeputy District Attorney Marcia goodbye. mering," said Garvey, the wife of Clark suggested thai jurors be "·l bc last thing I told her 'is that former baseball star Steve Garvey taken on a lour of lhe aime scene 1 loved ber," Brown $3id weepa·ng Thursda and a friend of Nicole Brown and s· so ' late unp n s cs on Y· · uncontrollably. Weeping harder, plant, a facility buill lo make !rig- Simpson's. "When be stared at me Superior Court Judge Lance Ito she said:-"Sbe was bappy." gers for nuclear weapons is in the I felt like he was looking rigbt sai~ be ·would make a decision on in lbe courtroom's front row, process of being transformed for ~~gb me and it scared me a lillie the 1ssue. · her falher, Louis Brown, look off commercial development. Tbe Also. Mondar, Denise B~own, ·~ bis glasses a_nd wiped-away tears. Clio ton budget proposc=s spending Then, in a genUe cross-e•aminaDefense lawyers, however, Ms. 'Sampson s older s1ster. . $11.'1.9 million on cleanup tbere argucd that witnesses' memories wrapped up a .sec?nd day of tesb- lion, defense attorney Robert next year, up from $43 million Ibis bave been altered by lime and emo- mony. Sbe srud S~pson be_haved Shapiro tried to show jurors that year. tion. After ~bowing the jury Ihe strangely at the fCCital, grot:ll'lg all Brown bad changed history in her The Clinton budget is the openvideotape, defense attorney Johnnie the Browns except ~s. ~~~ps~n mind, and was exaggerating the . ing bid in tbe process through Cochran Jr. said it s!Jowed the kind · and slating at her while snung, 10 problems of Simpson and her siswhich f~deral spending is set _ of man Simp.son really is: happy, the back of the auditorilUil. ~- · . ter. · �Commentar The Daily Sentinel Pe~2-nie Deily Sentinel Pomeroy~iddleport, Ohio Tuesde , Februe 7, 1995 TUesday, February 7, 1995 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio OHIO Weather VVednesday,Feb.8 Ateu·W~ forecast for daytime conditions and high temperatures MICH. Teen·girls get a dose of hypocrisy 111 Cout Street The Daily Sentinei-Pege-3 Line item veto passes i~n Mou$e 294-134:. WASHINGfON (AP) - Mov-. Republicans in favor. b~Us to make cban_ges ID last year ~ ing systematically tbrougb the Now, a president must sign or bitterly fought crune l~w. One 0 ' 'Contract Witb America," tbe veto an entire bill !bat often pro- two meas~s on today s scbed~le Republican-controlled House is vides billions of dollars for bun- would requ~:~e anyone convtctec! of ready to begin toughening last dreds of individual programs. a federal ~. to pay fuU reslltuyear's crime bill after approving a The vote allows GOP leaders to u~m to lhe vtcum . Another wou!d measure designed to Jet tbe presi- cbeck anotber item off the 100-day gtve prosecutors ~reatet" leeway_m dent weed out wasteful spending. •'Contract Witb America' • agenda using ev~den_ce setzed m vmlaung "It's an important step on a lhatled to tbe Republican. sweep in of consmuuonal prot~cuons, so bipartisan basis' to do it for tbe last faU'selectioos. long as pollee were acung m.good president of tbe United States. At tbe same time, it sets •tbe f3ltb. , , . without regard to party or ideolo- stage for a strong battle over !be "There s no way were gomg to gy," House Speaker Newt Gin- measure Ibis spring in tbe Senate, solve tbe ~nme problem, but_w_e gricb said Monday night sbortly---wbere ~oppunents claim it would · can make tt a lot tougher on cru;n•before passage of ibe measure, . cede .too mucb power to a presi· . nals,and ~llbc Stage for assisting wbicb would permit rejection of dent. "There are people over tbere lhe state.s 10 creaung more pnsons individual spending items witbin who desperately want to protect and bavmg_tougher sentences ~ larger bills. The vote was 294-134, pork, •• Gingrich, R-Ga ., said sb~-ctrcuttmg ~~dless appeals, wilh more !han one-tbird of Hoose . moments ·after tbe House vpte. ~atd House J udtctary Commmee Democrats - 71 - joini'ng 223 Next up in lhe House: a series of Cbarnnan Henry Hyde, R-Ill. G10gncb an~ tbe Repub_hcans bave put off until spnng ~ btlllbal Clmtoo bas ,vowed to veto. !1 repea! or last year s ban on certun t~ or assaull-st_Yle weapons. • 0mmn ts a strong advocate~~ lhe hne-ttem ~eto, however, and w expected .to stgn lhe measure tf •I reacbes bts desk. . . Rep . Marttn Sabo, D-Mtnn. ~ ecboin~ concerns expressed by otb~ ~.rs, satd tbe hn~ - nem veto bill trll!lsfers mcre~tble pow~r to~ president to. modify spc;~ng dec1~ s1ons of tb~ .Congress, _. mcludm~ n?l only b1g~way proJeCts often ctted _by .~niles of "pork-barrel spendmg but also educauon and otber programs. • · Being a teen·age girl bas never bave babies Sbould live witb tbeir ing to tile. Uons. Think of wbat bas leaders, we'll pay for tbe group been easy, but tbc late '90s look to parents. been done in tbe intaesl of "fami- bomes witb !be money welfare be panirularly diffiallt for tbo6c on But tbe world of pregnant teen- ly values": We bave denied young reform saves. And it will save tbe brink Of WOOJADhood. age girls is far from ideal. Consider women.access to sex education in money because once young women Despite all tbe talk we bear of schools, restricted tbeir ability to fmd out !bey can no longer get casb rigbts- women's rights, men's terminate an unwanted pregnancy for tbeir babies, !hey wiU stop havrigbts, state's rights, !be religious and now, witb stunuing hypocrisy, ing lbem. ROBERT L. WINGETr right's rights - tbete is one group tbe results of a U.S. Depanment of we want to punisb tbem for carryIND. It's an interesting tbeory, too Publltber of citizens wbo are categorically Healtb and .Human Services study, ing tbeir babies to term. bad it's wrong. The idea that young baving tbeir rigbts revoked: adole&- wbicb round !bat or women wbo Advocates of the measure, girls bave babies in order to casb in •• cent girls. bad bec:ome pregnant during ado- Republican and Democrat alike, on · tbis counlry's lavisb welfare l'm referring, of course, to tbe lescence, 54 percent bad been sexu· say tbal young mothers and !heir system Is pure fantasy. Consider: CHARLENE HOEFLICH . MARGAREr I.EJIEW •lcotumbusl22" proposed welfare reform laws tbat aUy abused BY A FAMILY MEM· babies wbo can't live at botne will Genenl Manager - According to information Cooll'oiJer would deny Aid to Families witb BER. be provided for in state·run group released by tbe Natioual Center for Dependent Children payments to That may seem like an outra- homes. I would love to believe !hat Heallh Statistics, tile United Slates women·under tbe age of IS, as well geous figure until you tbink about quality faciUties like Ibis would be bas one of tbe highest teen preg· lEITERS OP OPINION ue welcome. They abould be lao tblil 300 as tbe growing number of abonioo il After all, wbo Is more likely to available to all tbe young motbers nancy rateS in tbc industrial world. words Ioiii. Alllcll<n are oubject 10 oditin& IDd muat .be •i&nod with n11111e, parental-involvement laws !bat are find berself pregnant at an inappro. wbo need !hem, but I don 't. Wel- II is twice as bigb as England's; ldcftu ~ telopbonc number. No uruignod lettero will be publilbod. Lelterl sweeping tbe state capitals. priate age - a girl who grew up in fare refonn is being enacted to save lbree times as bigh as Sweden's (Continued from Pase I) ' colder, 'we'll be all rigbt," lbould be 10 Cood lllte, ..Jdnouina iuueo, not pcnonalitieo. Don Smitb was sworn in as a That will be paid on next year. a.m. until late Ibis morning, said Lawrence said. These laws are always presented a lovirig and supponive bome, or a !be federal government money, not and 10 times as bigb as tbe NetberW.VA. new member of tbe Southern Local Paybacks on borrowed money from Ron McDade. regional.lllllllll8er for as pro-family measures. And cer- girl wbo grew up in an abusive to belp out young moms. And Jands'. And yet aU of tbese coun· A few water lines bave frozen, Scbool Board of Education by lhe state loan fund are set up on a Obio Power Co. tainly in tbe ideal world young one? but bavc not burst, officials said. ·group bomes, like orpbanag~s. cost tries provide far more generous Dennie HiU. treasurer, at a special two-year basis, with payments women wbo get pregnant should And il is tbese girls - some of a lot more per capita !ban does wel- benefits to young motbers !ban "In Ibis extreme cold tempera· The new beating systems in ttie meeting Monday at tbe bigb deducted directly from state founcousult tbeir parents before baving tbe most vulnerable members of fare. ture, wben people bave everything Eastern Local Scbool District baye ,.. , does tbe United States. school. dation monies sent. to school dison including space beaters and beld up in Ibis wealher, Superinten.an,.·.abo_ru_ ·o.n•••an..;.d_lh_o_se_te•e•n•s•w..;l_lo-.....;..our;,;~:;.;;,soet;,;,;,.e;;;ty;.,- Wbom we are !brow- States witb bigber welfare Bu~ argue our state and federal Smilh was appointed io fill tbe tricts. ovens !bat causes problems at dent Ron Minard said. · , benefits do not typically bave bigbunexpired term of Thomas RoseDecisions on cuts, including !be weak spots," McDade said. Tbe scbool opened Moodily . er teen birtb rates. Mississippi and lctJ berry, who resigned Dec. 31, 1994. SlJW02[ TH~ consideration of closing an elemenPeak conditions usually arc in after dismissing an hour early Fri"By M.R. KROPKO Alabam.a bave tbe nation's two The term explres Ibis year. tary school. will be .made at !be tbe morning , when many appli- day, be added. Otberwise, no water .APBuhws Writer BUt\;t;t AM~NDM6NT, lowest AFDC benefit levels, but · Tbe matter of lbe required regular scbool board meeting on ances are rtrst turned on, be added. lines have been affected. be added,. CLEVELAND - If tbe R:epubUcan-conlrOUed Congress reforms tbe some of lhe bigbest birtb rates to $255,000 in local operating cost Monday, Feb. 20, 7:30 p.m. at tbe ~ "We've not bad any major probWhen Meigs Higb School lost civil justice ·system as proposed, \1 will do so despite tile misgivings of tbe teen-agers. Meanwhile, Vermont cuts, required before tbe board can bigb scbool. CUTf, TO At\U~ lT f · !ems in tbe last few days," McDade power Ibis morning, a, 3-incb liQe cbainnan of tbe Amc:rican Bar Assodalion's Litigation Sectioo. witb !be flftb highest ~ pay. go into tbe stale loan fund for Attending lbe meeting were said. "My suggestion is if tbey ncar tbe Jdtcben broke, SuperintenDavid C. Weiner is to testify Feb. 10 before a U.S. House wbrommlt. ments in tbe. country, bas some of another $484,000 for its 1994-95 board members Susie Grueser, would use electrical appliances dent Bill Buckley said. luncb was tee on HR I 0, tbe Conimon Sense Legal Refonn Act. The bUlls pan of tbe lhe nation's lowest teen birtb rates. president. Joseph Tboren, Marty sparingly." By The Asooc:lated Press while tbe record low was -2 in operating funds , was discussed at , delayed today wbile cleanup coo,RepubUcans' "Conlract Witb America" · . - The average AFDC payment lenglh, but no action was talc:en. Morarity. C.T. Chapman and Ligbt snow is forecast for most 1977. Sunsellooigbt wiU be at5:57 In an isolated outage, lhc Meigs · tinued and tbe lines were repailed, The bill would make il harder to win punitive damages - damages ·to a motber wilh one cbild is $294 The board is currently paying on Smilh. ofObio tonigb~ but lakeshore areas p.m. and sunrise Wednesday at County Senior Citizens Center Power outages bavc complicated l!imed at pmishing wroogdoers -and limit tbe. sums awarded to injured amontb. tbe $179,000 borrowed last year. of nortbeast Obio are likely to get 7:43 a.m. · bUilding blew some fuses wbile lhe beating system since tbey a(C :people. It also would force tile losers of many federal lawsuits to pay tbe There are rigbts and privileges bit witb more of tbe beavy stuff. Welttber rorecut: working on a beater and power com~uterized, Buckley added. The legal fees of lbe winners. tbat a civilized nation may jusliflThe Natipnal Weather Service preTonigbt...Snow likely witb should return later today, he added. distn~'s buses have bad no majOr .Weiner, chainnau of tbe Habn Loeser & Parts law fum in Cleveland, ably deny its young people (Continued from Page 1) dieted significant accumulations in squalls developing nortbeast. AccuAll Meigs County scbool disbreakdowns, be said. · ,is serving a one.year·tenn in tbe ABA position. The group represents drinking and voting, for example. tbe snowbelt east of Oeveland. mulations likely . Lows 5 to 15. tricts bave used four of five snow "The roads are our major consome 65,000 lawyers wbo argue on behalf of plaintiffs and defendants in Relations Ac~" be added. · · But wben a young woman becomes Frigid temperatores wiiJ contin· Wednesday ... Snow and squalls ·civil cases. . . Brown is a limited partner in Overbrook Center. said Story. He is sole- days so far tbis year, said Jim cern;" Buckley said. "I'm more pregnan~ eitber as a result of abuse ue for tbe rest of tbe week, fore· nortbeast. Mosdy cloudy wilh scatLawrence, Southern Local superin- concerned when it freezes a11d . •"There are tbings tbat need to be done to make tbe dvil justice system · ly investor wilh no management duties, be added. or carelessness, sbe is by dermition casters said, as tbe stale re111ains tered snow showers elsewhere . tendent. !haws and some or !be back roads more cost effective and more user friendly, and most of the tbings in Also representing Brown in tbe suit are James S. Mowery and Spencer in a very adult situation and sbe under tbe influence of cold Canadi. Higbs from lhe upper teens to tbe "Hopefully we can stay open !be just tum into a sheet of ice." HR)O would achieve neitber one of tbose goals." Weiner said in a recent M. Youell of Columbus. deserves tbe same protections an air. lower 20s. rest of !be week. As long as if s not interview. given ber elders. Lows tonight will range from Extended rorecasl: Rep. Jim Ramstad, R·Minn., tbe bin's lead sponsor, bas said tbe meaPregnan~ poor and witbout adetbe .single digits in lhe far nortb to Thursday ... A .cbance of snow. sure is intended to discourage frivolous lawsuits and limil excessive quate family Slru~tores, tbese girls tbe mid•teens in tbe southeast. Lows 5 to 15. Higbs 251()35. awards that are based " on emotion and not reason." (ConUnued froni Page 1) The board bas spoken wilh sevare at bottom. Slapping tbem in tbe Hunter education · Frances Goeglein. Higbs on Wednesday will be in tbe · Friday ... A cbance of snow. Lawyers tend to believe tbe civil law system is not as off-base as some eral business owners wbo are not face won't belp. "We look forward to lhe excituppet teens. Lows in tbe teens. Highs 25 to 35. An Obio Hunter Education RecycUng Day Thursday :RepubUcan lawmakers claim, Weiner said. The proposed reforms might Sara Eckel is a , syndicated ing changes yet to come in lhe vil- aware tbat, in ·order for tbe viUagc The ri:cord-bigb temperature for Saturday ... A cbance of snow . . -discourage vaUd cases, be said. Tbe Meigs County Recycltqg to be eligible for revitalization . Course will be beld Feb. 14-16 wrller for Newspaper Enterprise lage~ s downtown business district," Ibis date at lhe Columbus weatber Lows 0 to 10 abq~e. Higbs 15 to said Slrotb. · "We try to look at wbat is best for tbe users of tbe system and tbe peofrom 6-9 p.m. and Feb. IS from 9· and Litter Prevention Program w~l grant funding. legislation tbrougb Association. , station was 61 degrees in 1925 25. .pie wbo end up being defendants,'' Weiner said. 1 I a.m. at lhe Meigs County PubUc have a recycle day for major bouse· (For lnrormation on bow · to Strolh collllricnded tbe Pomeroy villa_ge council was required by · "We undersland people are going to bave disputes. Wben people are Library on Main Street, Pomeroy. bold appliances on Thursday at tJie bu!b state and federal governments communicate eleclronlcally wltb Design and Review Board. ·wronged, tbey seek redress from tbe courts. That's good. It's better !ban The free class is nlandatory for all liner Control parldng lot near lhe to ensure all businesses receive Ibis columnist and olbers, con· · Easily tbe most pressing probshooting it out But everytbing sbould be resolved as quickly as possible nrst lime bunters sccldng an Obio intersection of Union Avenue and equal protection and rights ~nder lem, according 10 Stroth, deals wilh. lad Amorica Online by caiUng I· a:nd a5 cheaply as possible." ' bunting license. For more informa- State Route 7, Pomeroy . Applj8110-817·63414, ext 8317.) and centers around unsolicited tbese laws and to assure Pomeroy's Tbe following land transfers acres; tion or lo register for tbe class, con- ances are to be unloaded near !be · Weiner said tbe Federal Rules Commiuee, establiShed by tbe Supreme historical downtown character were recorded recendy in tbe office Deed, William Markham to interest in.any plans lhe business remains intact. tact Chief Instructor Dana Aldridge recycle sign at tbe end of tbe parlc:· Coun. involves lawyers and judges in discussion on tbe appropriateness of Meigs County Recorder Emma- Sbaron R. Markham, Bedford par- owner bas for his building of civil law rules. at 992-6311. ing lot. improvements. · gene Hamilton: cel; ''Wben tbe rules of procedure and evidence are changed, it's usually Deed, Racbel Cundiff to Ralpb Qeed, William Markham to Sweetheart dinner tbrougb Ibis committee of lawyers and judges wbo bave actual practice Trustees to meet D. and Mary Janice Lavender, Sbaron R. Markbam, Bedford par· A sweelheart dinner will be beld witb !be rules, and tile changes get reviewed by tbe Supreme Comt and The Bedford Township Trustees Syracuse, .6218 acre; eel; at tbe Wilkesville Pytbian Hall, tben Congress," be said. · will meet Monday at 7 p.m. at tlie Units or tbe Meigs County · recorded fl've calls for assistance Saturday. 4 p.m . at Wilkesville . Deed, Rose and EldOn Barrows Deed, Wilma J. Sailor, Winifred I believe I bave divined tbe is' one of Newt's keenest and witti· ; But Roger Synenberg, co-cbainnan of tbe executive comminee of tbe town ball. to Carolyn Fraley, Scipio, 4.4gJ Dougherty, Jobn C. Dougherty Emergency Medical Service Monday. Units responding includ- Public invited. RepubUcan Party in Cuyahoga Comity, is a civil litigation lawyer wbo solution to a problem !bat bas est critics. and (2) Barney Frank is Frank himself might even agree press" for all tbe good lhings be ed: aaes; Trust to Billy D. and Marilou Row~inks reforms are badly needed. . , aggravated tbe public process since one of tbree openly homosexual . witb Ibis. Just last October, Barney does, be once told Rolling Stone, MIDDLEPORT be was "sick and tired of it." Deed, Ronald Edward and ley, Scipio tracts; -: "It can be done witboul putting a chilling effect or plaintiffs seeking lhe earliest days of tbe Republic. I legislators in tbe House of Repn:- blasted lhe' f\lew Yorlc: "I:imes rigbt andTbey 3:03 p.m., Union Avenue. Party and dance mercilessly pick on our to its face. "You people celebrate Tammy L . Freeman to Melvin and Deed, Edward D. Anderson to relief," S)'l!llllberg said: "Sometbing's got to be done to prevent frivolous now know wby tbe press is always Charles Searles, treated at tbe · Tbere will be a sweclheart party failure and ignore success," be dedicated representatives in Jeanette Fn:cman, Sutton; E. Paul and Estber F. Anderson, · and dance at tbe Senior Citizens :Jiawsuits from being fll¢." " screwing up. scene; Congress, according to a survey by said, "Notbing about government· Deed, William Markham toSalem tracts; . · : Synenberg said laWyers "are competing for business, and somelimes They are so busy getting lhings Joseph Spear . is done as incompetently as lhe !be Center for Media and Public 6:32 p.m., Broadway Street, Center Thursday beginning at 11 Tbe following actions to end Sbaron R. Marlcbam, Bedford; Deed, Sbaron J. Reed, et al. to lawyers don't meet tbe standard for common sense." · · wrong, !bey don't bave lime to get Zora Rawson, Holzer Medical Cen- a.m. · ·marriage were flied recently in tile They "demonized" poor Affairs. reporting of it.'' Deed, William Markham to Clifford A. Whitley, Bedford Tbe Classics - 1Wiior and Rita anylhing rigbt ter. sentatives. Oliver Nortb wben be ran for tbe'' office of Larry Spencer, Meigs goes on all lhe lime, incompeIt Sbaron R. Markham, Bedford. 35 parcels. White, Bill Ward and AI Windon Take lbi s latest incident wi tb . RACINE So wbat happened? Well, !be tent reporting. I mean ALL THE Senate last year, according to disCounty Clerk of Courts. will be plnying music from tbe poor Dick Armey. The new House media went right abead and report· I I :20 p.m.. squad and volunteer :50s. '60s passionate expert Patrick Dissolution asked Jeremy J. TIME. It was just a few weeks ago and '70s for listening majority leader was being inter- ed wbal Armey said, tbe fire department to Front Street, Buchanan. They "misled tbe pubLawrence, Pomeroy, and Tracy N. !bat CBS correspondeut Connie pleasure and dancirig. There will be viewed by a group of radio scoundrels. Dick Armey said be :By Tbe Associated Press chimney flee at Ann Scarberry resilic, repeatedly and intentionally, Lawrence, Lowen; Feb. 2. Cbung created a brouhaha when cake walks, singing, and dancing . • Commended tbe street depart· (Continued rrom i>a11e 1) · Today is Tuesday, Feb. 7, !be 38lh day of 1995. There are 327 days · reporters on Jan. 27 wben be was never intended to use tbe derisive sbe asked Newt's motber whal be about lhe Reagan record" in runDivorces asked - Michael P. dence, no injuries. menl for its work in removing during lhe day. Reservations for tbc asked bow be would bandle tbe apparent mine drain off problem left in tbe yell". . SYRACUSE word· "fag." He called Barney ning up· tbe deficit, claims L. Brent Salser. Racine, from Lisa Renee bad said about Bill Clinton and · earnings on a book be was writing. Frank and apologized and !ben .near !be Pomeroy·Mason Bridge snow from village streets. Blaeunar Salser, Hollywood, Fla., Jan. 31; : Today's Higbligbtin Histwy: 8:21 a.m., Nyc Avenue, · Rena noon meal may be made by calling Newt's mom said "notbing," but Bozell III, wbo once ran tbe said tbe street department has tbe center at 992-2161. He repUed tbat be would avoid tbe approach. · On Feb. 7, 1964, The Beatles began tbeir first American tour as !bey looked bim up and apologized ob, wbat a cboice tbing Newtie bad National Conservative Political Alisba R. Duncan from James A. · McDaniel. Veterans Memorial numerous compliments. received problems Speaker Newt Gingrich Hospital: iurived at New Yodc:'s Jobo F. Kennedy International Aiipon, wbere !bey again, but do you tbink Ibis stopped Committee but now devotes Clerk Katby 1-JyseU reported tbe · • Autborized lhe clerk to arrange Duncan, bolh of Pomeroy, Jan. 30. bas encountered wilh bis $4.5 mil- tbe stampeding borde? No way. said about HiUary, namely "sbe's a Action were greeted by tbousands of screaming fans. 2:42 p.m., Condor Stree~ Dessi Grange to meet · Divorce granted - William G. following balances for January; for tbe sale of several old village bitcb." Tb.e new Speaker bad to bis time to tracking press atrocities Rocksprings Grange will meet lion tome by donating aU proceeds On Ibis date: And Dick Armey was !bus com- waste a wbole dily of his valuable for !be' Media Research Center. general, $42.018.26; safety. ~ebicles, including a Taurus police Anderson from Amy Nicole Ander- Kuhn, Pleasant Valley Hospital. Thursday, 7:30p.m .• at tbe borne of to cbarity. In 1812, autbor Charles Dickens was born in Ponsmootb, England. son, Jan. 27, . $7.021.46;' strcct, $4,763 .67; stale cruiser. pelled to go on !be House Ooor and . Dick. and Newt and Bill and Pat "Newt is always able to bandle tell !be world just wbo was in tbe lime identifying tbe teal culprit. In 1904, a rue began in Baltimore that raged for about 30 hours and bigb.way, $8,589.82; fire , and Brent bave it rigbt. If tbe press "I tbink it's despicable that • Aulhorized Anderson to cona .harangue going on around bim wrongbere. deslroyed mon: tban 1,500 buildings. $20,021.24; cemetery, $13,549.77; tract witb Quail Creek Mobile can't get witb tbe program, !bey CoMic Cbting would ask !bat quesIn ,1931, aviator Amelia Earbart uiarried publisber George P. Putoam better lban I am," said Armey. "I water, $17,561.89; sewer, Home Community, Rodney, to II was tbe confounded media ougbt to pack it in. . Ulce peace and quiet. And I don't wbo took a ·slip of tbe tongue and tion of my mother," be fumed . in Connecticut · $54,569.67 ; guaranty meter, treallhe mobile park's waste for I 7 They can't win for losing, tbese "Sbe owes an apology to my mothVETERANS MEMORIAL In 1936, President Roosevelt antborized a flag for tbe offtee of tbe vice need to listen to Barney Fag ... Bar- lurned it "into a flrestorm," be er, tbe president and tbe country.·' media degenerateS. $18,323.59; utility, $4.367.69; rue cents per pound of solid waste, president. ' . ney FRANK. haranguing in my ear said. "I take strong exception to Saturday admissions - Tommy truck, $282.22; perpetual care. pending approval by legal counsel. Josepb Spear Is a syndicated Even !ben, !bey persisted; lbese bec:ause I made a few bucks off a Simmons, Middleport; Roy HowIn 1943, tbe government announced !bat sboe nuioning would go into $7,228 .52; cemetery endowment, lhe airing of tbe tape and even tbe media deviates, and Newt bad to wrl"r ror Newspaper Enterprise • Held an executive session to book." eU, Pomeroy., effect in _two days, lililiting consumers to l!tJying lbree pairs per person for $18,1 18.57 ; police pension, . discuss personnel matters. transcribing of a stumbled word as point out !bat !bey were pan of a Association. '--' There are a couple of tbings y,ou if Saturday discharges - none. tbe remainder of tbe year. · $980.95; building fund, $1.050.50; it were an intentional personal "sick, out-of-toucb cultore." (For Jnrormation on bow to Present were Blaeunar, Hysell ·Sunday admissions - none. In 1944, during World W~~~t II, tbe Germans launcbed a counteroffen- need lo know to appreciate tbe attack." recreation. $3.287.89: permissive Even Bill Clinton bas noticed communiCIIte electronkally wltb and council members Scot! Dillon, media· s indiscretion bere: (I) MasSunday discharges - Betty . sive at Anzio. Italy. tax, $1,951.17; law enforcement, It ougbt to be illegal, reporting tbat tbe press can't. do anytbing this columnist and others, con· WRITE A MESSAGE TO YOUR SPECIAL VALENTINE Bill HaplOnstall, Musser, larry Willis, Racine; Russell Meadows. In 1944, Bing Crosby and tbe Jobn Scott Trotter Orchestra recorded sachusetts Democrat .Barney Frank tbings politicians say .wben !bey rigbt. He never gets "one damn bit lad Amorica Online by caJUng 1· $U4.15 . . Webrung, George Wright a~d Pomeroy; William Arnott, Racine. Remember thai special someone this "Swinging on a Star" in Lo6 Angeles for Decca Records. In otber business, council: don't really mean tbe~. Barney of credit from tb<; knee-jerk !ibe_ra! 800-817·63414, exL 8317.) • .J Young. Monday admissions - Rena , In 1948, Gen. Dwigbt ~- Eisenhower res!gned as Anily cbief of staff · • Approved ·tbe minutes of tbe Valentine's Day with a message in ' McDaniel, Pomeroy. and was succeeded by Gen. Omar Bradley. Jan. 2.J meeling,"paid bills and , The Daily Sentinel Monday discharges - Cora In 1971. women in Swiw:rland won lhe right to vote. · accepted tbe may.or' s report or Woodyar\J. Pomeroy. In 1974, tbe island nation of Grenada woo independence from Britain .. $2,793. •Sweethearts In 1983, Elizabelh H. Dole was sworn in as !be flrSl femrue secretary • Read a lettet" from Boy Seoul •Moms & Dads of uansponatioo by tbe first W<JIIIaD to sil on tbe U.S. Supreme Coun, Adam White about parks in Tbe following couples were Justice Sandra Day O'C0110or. . Pomeroy. Council agreed to return granted marriage licenses recenUy. Microsoft, !be god before wbom - He Who Must Be Obeyed •Grandparents us bow to bebave in tbe digi- by federal law from navigating all users tremble, seems to be would be considered too arrogant teacb a letter inviting Wbite to work witb in !be Meigs County Probate Court tal domain. •Teachers newbies tbrough tool bars. . Councilman William Young in of Judge Robert Buck: lurching into dementia. Perhaps for !be llllll'ketplace. For yet anotb· When you tbink about it, tbe To make a "Bob" -Jilce system Robert Eugene Facemyer, 29, Ibis is. wbat happens wben you er (according to Steven Levey in . !be •Babysitters untbiniQ.ng acceptance of canoons wodc:, we probably need lo disguise and Michelle Renee Biggs, 28, become omnipresent Maybe lunais a miracle of perception. We ·pre·existing authority figures as •Friends both of Reedsville; and Jeffrey cy is an inevitable side effect of The Daily Sentinel never ask ourselves, "Wby is that lf weRE I~ S<JCI'\ ~At> I cartoon animals, A compressed secular divinity. Hey, I'm no theScou Michael Campbell, 21, and mouse cracking wise?" We merelY, (USPS :ZB-961) video ologian. I couldn '1 say. Qf Carl Jung guiding us Tabitha Jo Willford, 19, botb of ECONOMlC SAAP€., HOW Anyone wlio would appreciate a thoughtful word from Y.ou! Microsofl, in its wisdom, bas Newsweek)," "Bob" comes to us .chuckle. Wben a 2-lon lead weigbl through 811 operating-system WOUld Racine. Published every afrernoon, Mondoy lhrougb falls on !be bead. of a rooster, and · COME WE.'Rf. SE"NPI~G­ created "Bob," due in stores tbrougb a wirebead ·version of be disturbing (be'$ dead, be's for· Fridoy. 111 Coon St. Pomeroy. Ohio, by the tbe rooster snaps back wilh a jok~ eign, etc.), but if we bad Jung lhe ' . Valley l'ubll•hidg Componylr.Mtlmedla Stale Auto's already low March 31 . It's supposed to make social engineering called, naturally, eii.L.IONS AND B1!.1.101'15 . All Valentine Hearts will be published in the February 14th • Wl k Yak · I . POI'nero)' , Ohio 4.5 769, Ph . 992 -21.56. we don't question il. We laugb ~t computers wbat tbe computer "social computing," a term wbicb · ac Y , II migbt put our minds S<oood "'" P<>"'•' •"•"' ro""'"''· oruo. premiums can be it. Is Ibis sadism, or a wonderment? issue at a cost of only $6.00! Of PoLLARS I~ fORE16~ world calls "user friendly." As I .comes to us courtesy of Stanford in a place wbere we're willing to reduced even more by Most of us don't know wbat • understand i~ cartoon animals walk Universitx. This is designed to use accept his teachings. Tbink bow ~embe" ~!'· ' ~iDled""'"· ood '"'Ohio Am Ele Power 7/8 MUST BE PREPAID! 0 AID ALL. OVEr<. T~ WO~l.."D~ digital novices through eacb appU- "tbe same social. rules for interac- Goofy is suppOsed to be (a borse? a mucb we could learn from Freud wspaper ' '"'' " · Ak:w ....."'-···----·--·--·--.56 7/8 insuring both your car catioo (an application being acom- tions witb a computer as for inter· dog?), yet we can still guffaw at bis I antics. Stlmpy re-sembles no cat even or"--1---1-~DSTMASTI;iR' SeodI l laddrm com:ctlons 1o ~~~~~~~~~O~~U~=::::::::::::::l':~:~·-~-~.~:~ home with the Stele tbe Oru~iled.Jlachsbund, Rosb l.be _ Needy Polar Bear, The Daily SenlillC"I, Court Sl., Pomeroy. puter tool you use to do a computer actions witb anotber person.'' . I in nature, yet bis relationship or Gates tbe Happy AUigator. 1 Ohio Auto Companies . 314 f.f>...SY COME, job), congratulating them wben Is Ibis wbal tbe information rev· found I witb Ren never fails to evoke fear instead, Wben marketing and SUBSCRIPTION KATES Bob Evans •.•. 1/'l tbey do well, and refraining from olution is all about? Chatting wilh and E.ASI( 601. pity. , · By Carrirr or Molor Houle Cbainplon Ind. --~-------..21 I snarling (or €rasbing) wben !bey an imaginary sympathetic reptile Let us tell you just how prog~am::'S meet tbe national one Week.:............................................. II.7S Cbarmlna Sliop ...... ______ ,s 7/8 Wby do some animals evoke aI I ~ail don'l . about accounting software,_m lhe psy'~Beo,bw." 0 we get? 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I �• 4 The Daily Sentinel Page Tuesday, February 7, 1995 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Race tightens in AP's Division IV poll Usery will release recommendations today f ~ · l· ' tII I•' l I' I . . . , • I \ ~: • CELEBRATE RUTH'S BIRTHDAY. Babe Itutb's desc.en· dants watch as WUib "Buster'' Gardner portrays tbe King of Swat during a birthday ceremony at the Babe Ruth Birtllplace Museum In Baltimore Monday. Fans celebrated Ruth's tOOth birthday and called on his memory to save the national pasttime. (AP) Baseball fans celebrate Ruth's .100th birthday WASHINGTON (AP) -What once looked like a big day for baseball instead became just another episode of strike-watching. On Babe Ruth's IOOtb birthday Monday, fans found no reason to celebrate. The strike was no closer to being solved, President Clinton's deadline for an agreement passed without any progress , mediator W.J. Usery did not present his plan for a settlement and players med another unfair labor pracnce charge with the National Labor Relations Boord. Allin all, not exactly a banner day for the old ball game. "It's just a few hundred folks trying to flgure out bow to divide .nearly $2 billion," Clinton said, summing up a popular sentiment. "They ought to be able to figure that out." But with so mucb money at stake, and the sides so far apart. it didn't seem that easy. "On this 100tb anniversary of Babe Ruth's birth, the Babe would not be enormously optimistic for any quick settlement right now," Lalla' Secretary Robert Reicb said. Clinton's deadline of 5 p.m. EST fOI' an agreement passed without Usery presenting his terms for a solution. Usery said his recommendations would be ready at 3 p.m. today. "We simply ran out of time," Usery said. Usery tried his best to be upbeat, despite bouncing back and forth from the White House to the Mayflower Hotel, where talks were definitely not taking place. ''I refuse to be pessimisti.c , although it is very difficult to seem to find a voluntary agreement between the parties," be said. No matter what he did, Usery could not persuade players and owners to meet with each other. They did not speak for the second straight day, even after Clinton ordered them to try to solve the dispute themselves. Today, according union bead Donald Fehr, Usery hoped to give suggestion~ to both sides about Usery's plan. The president could Jl'Opose special legislation to enact terms of a settlement or binding arbitration, but both types of bills would have to be approved by the House and Senate. · "We detect among plaDy members of Congress a desire to see baseball get back on the boards for 1995," White House spokesman Mike McCurry said. But Rep. John Boehner, an Ohio congressman who chairs the House Republican caucus, said be did not think Congress "ought to involve ourselves in this lahB" dispute.' ' "I think disputes between labor and 'management ought to be resolved between labor and management," Boehner said. Tbe players, many of whom have lobbied for a week on Capitol Hit), wanted to malt:e sure their message got to Clinton. So pitcher Scott Sanderson band-wrote a twopage. letter that about a 12_ dozen players signed, and bad Usety take it to the president. - bow they might resolve their differences. Later, Usery planned to lake his proposal to tbe president. . "Essentially, we're in a p,c;riod of time where we're waiting,' Fehr said. . Usery met separately with eacll side after returning rrom the White House. Though be bas been staying up until the early-morning hours for a week while trying to get a deal, Usery turned in well before midnight. " We'·ll wait and see what system Bill recommends," Atlanta Braves president Stan Kasten said. "We're hoping it's something we can work with." "Obviously; any ·delay jeopardizes spring training," he said. As things stood, there seemed little chance of opening camps Feb. 16 with regular major leaguers . Still, owners plan to begin having pitchers and catchers report that day, even if it means using strikebreakers. It was uncertain what Clinton would do if tbe sides rejected Also being inducted May 15 are City in 1961, through his three said another former teammate, Hall of Farner Jerry Wesl "It's also an women's stars Anne Donovan and NCAA championships at UCLA bonor for the Hall to have Kareern Cberyl Miller, longtime Soviet and 20 years in the NBA with Milas a member." Coach Aleksandr Gomelsky, late· waukee and Los Angeles, the 7· "He is without a doubt the most referee Earl Strom and a Minfoot-2 cq~ter dominated the game . cousummate professiooal I've ever . neapolis Lalt:ers combo· of coach as few mc:n have. ' His bigb school teams lost six seen," said West, now the Lakers John Kundla and forward Vern games. J{is college ieams were executive vice president for basket- Mikkelsen . ball operations. ' defeated twice. There were .also 19 All-Star appearances. An unequalled 44,149 NBA points. And 3,189 blocked • shots. Federal Hocking built up a 37- Eastern 4 12 13 10=39 "Once be grew into tbe pro 16 halftime lead, then rolled to a Federal 18 19 15 27=79 game and got bis confidence be 79-39 win over Eastern's girls was unstoppable," said Hall of Monday night in Stewart. Box Score: Farner Oscar Robertson, who Eastern bit 13-66 from the floor played with Abdul-Jabbar on the and bit 2-10 three's and was 11-15 Eastern (39) Milwaukee Bucks 1971 NBA at the line. Eastern bad 30 rebounds Amy Redovian 2-Q--4, Jessica (Rebecca Evans six, Patsy Aeiker cbampiollShip ream. Radford 0-1-1=4, Nicole Nelson 27), eight steals ~ 19 lumovers, 12 2=6, Jessica Karr 3-1-4=13, Rebec''II is an bonor for Kareem to be assists, and 22 fouls. · inducted into the HaU of Fame," ca Evans 2-4=8, ·Martier.olter 1Federal, led by Gretchen Lin- 0=2, Patsy Aeiker 1-0= . Totals scou' s 19 points and Mariah 11-2- (11-15)=39. McAfee's 13, hit 30-47 from the field for 63 percent. Linscott hit Federal (79) 10· 15 from the field, Lisa Mahorney 6-7, and Mariah McAfee was Kristen Lydy 2-3-7, .Maria~ ReedsviUe Eastern (4-9) taking on 4-5. McAfee 4-5,.13, Melissa Recort 0- · Federal bad 50 rebounds led by 7=7, Alison Pierson 3-0=6, Tracy second-seeded Beaver Eastern (7Linscott's 20, had 2 steals, -13 Bentley 2-0=4, Lindsey Hart 29) on Saturdity, Feb. 25 at 7 p.m. The winner will face top·see<!ed turnovers, 12 assists, and I7 steals. . 0=4, Lisa Maborney 6-0=12, DebHemlock Miller (7-7) on Wednes- - Eastern plays at Warren bie Buck 2-2=6, Jessica Mabomey day, March I at 7 p.m. for the sec- Wednesday. 0-1=1, Gretchen Linscott 9-1=19. Score by quarters: tional tiUe. Totals 30-(19-26)=79. Lancers top Eagles 79-39 Division Ill, IV sectional pairings are announced !lD! EASTERN CONFERENCE. Allonllo: Dt•lllon W L Prt. Orludo .......... 36 10 .7113 New York ....... 29 IS .659 8011011 ........... 11 27 .400 New Jeney ,...... 19 30 :381 Mian'li ......... 16 29 . ~6 PhlllldeiPbi• ........ 14 33 ..291 . 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Brown. 5speed,al, siO'O>, power windows, custom wheels. power sun roof. Indiaaa SL 72, CteiJhlon 62 S. JIHDCU66. N. Iowa 6S VlllplfAilo 69, W, lllinoil 61 Younptown St. 71, NE Dli noi&50 .Hours • Free Parking • Free Delivery TJ{'£ 1f:fJLppY:J{Q'J{_f])fJL ?EOPL'E SOUI'IIWEST 810 E. STATE ST., ATJiENS, OHIO 594·8555 otlahoml St. 79, Kamu 69 Oral Roberti 75. Tu•S.aa AnConio 61 I OrUHOur · Filii Credit Ttrma. • • l ,, Third &·Olive l r ' I i Strawberry released by Giants following. suspension . -po 66 "We've been losing close games and that's been the story of our s.eason.·· The games also was suppose to be a shootout between the conference's two best players: Marshall's Shawn Moore and Western Carolina's Frankie.King. But Moore was beld to five first-half points and flnished with 16 on 5-of-12 shooting. King was bobbled with 16:51left in the game and bad to make six free throws late to finisb ·wilh 17. . King entered the game as the nation's third-leading scorer, averaging 27.2 points per gan)e. . . "They did a good JOb of !muting (King's) nu111bers. He didn't have that many looks at the basket," Dees said. · In the end, Marshall's 10-0 run midway through the second b~f ; and a uapjling defense proved deci- Sofa's ............... Starting at Mdtllli7J, w.ClltlliDI 65 Md.·B. Shcn 12, S. Carolint St.. 68 . Mial. Valley St 103, Southern U. 89 M""'-'SL80.MumySI.74 SL 7l,lloword U. 71 N. C..Ollna A~T 6B , Dt:laware Sl. 60 N.C.· AihevUie 75, Coutal Carolina 29 Manafldd Sll\:tcr'• 42, HlahJand 40 MiamlabutJ .SO, O.y. Carrollll 92 SUBARU·LEGACY JICDoo St 61 , TeJ:u Southern ~7 JacUon Cc:otef 37, New Kno:nille 32 LCC ~8. DelpbDI Jetfcnon 41 I.BIIIOD 5"2, M:iddletOWD felwlct. Ui Ldplic t\0, Van Bll'tn 43 Butdl Hu&he- pllcbina ' 89 PONTIAC 6000 ,AualiD Peay 19, Teaat.a~ee St. 71 Ccllt. Aorida 101. Cellteowy 92 ctwlelto11 Southern 91 , Winthrop 73 Cl-114, VM169 B. Kutuc:ky71, SE Miuouri 66 E. 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Burgur'ldy, automatic, air, stereo EAST Buley 76, JohllJ9D Aid« 32 · Bradf(rd 62, Fairlawn 48 EMfetD c:o.teb ud Martin Millet trainer 11 VetmoAt of tht New ' ·Pua l..eque, aad 2S j going to try to hold on to it as long Nos. 23-25: Cincinnati, Oklahoma By JIM O'CONNELL "All the coaChes and players in · we can because we are proud to be and florida. AP Basketball Writer the Southeastern Conference. Mississippi State (14-4) came res)iected us because tbey knew . There's an old new No. 1 in the No. I and we're going to have to defeod it." into the rankings after a win over what kind of program we bad. But AP coUege basketball poll. COOileCticut (18-1) climbed one Alkansas and a 70-47 tbrasblng of we wanted that national recogniNorth Carolina, which beld the place to third, and was followed by Florida. The .Bulldogs were last tion... . . top s,pot for five weeks earlier in Massachusetts and No. 5 Kenmcky ranked in the 1990-91 season Oklahoma Stale (16-6). entered· • the season and which has been No. the poll on a five-game winning'·-. I more than any other program (15-3), whicb received one first- when they were in the poll fiw five weeks - and their only other streak, all Big Eight games, after a- . over the past 21 seasons, replaced place vote. UCLA was sixth, followed in appearance in the past 20 seasons one-point road loss to Michigan:': Massachusetts atop the rankings the Top Ten by Michigan State. wasforone week in 1978-79. State_ Tbe Cowboys beat Kansas Monday. "The people we beat, Florida 79-69 Monday night to take over Not all tbe Tar Heels (18-1) Maryland, Arizona and Syracuse. There were three new teanis in and Arkansas, makes people· notice were happy to bear the news. rUSI place in the conference. Purdue (15-5) was ranked all. "UMass was No. I for a couple the poll, two making their first ... Two teams that were in the Fmal appearance of the season in the Four last year," Bulldogs coach last. season and got as high as No .. of weeks and what happened? They rankings. . Richard Williams said. • 'For a 3. The Boilermakers lost player of · got knocked off. Before that it was Mississippi State and Purdue team to beat them in back-to-hack the year Glenn Robinson to the . us. We got knocked off," center made their debuts at No. 21 and ~ games, ;md beat them convincingly NBA as an underclassman, but they Rasl,leed Wallace said. "Arkansas started off (No. 1) and they got No. 25, respectively, while Okla- as we did, the people that are vot· are back in the poll having won· . · . homa .State was 24th - the Cow- ing, they can't belp but notice.'' knocked off. It's an omen.'' four stJaight Big Ten games. .· . Senior Marcus Grant said peo"I think it's great, because we . The Tar Heels were No. 1 on 4& boys' rust ranking since the initial ballots and received 1,629 points poll of the regular season, when ple not noticing las! y'ear when the . deserve it as much as anybody else· Bulldogs were snubbed by the from the national media panel, they were 19th. does in the country," Purdue coach. Wake Forest led the Second · NCAA tournamenl despite an. 18~ while Kansas (17-3) moved up one Gene Keady said. "S.ome years, I · ; couldn't have said that. ... But·. · place to second with [7 fust-place Ten, followed by Arkansas, Mis- 10 record was what got them going vo.tes and 1,598 points. Tbis was souri, Arizona State, Stanford, Vil- Ibis season. we're just as deserving as anyone. · "We used that as motivation else, because a lot or teams that the Tar Heels' 59th poll over the lanova, Virginia, Georgia Tech, this year," he said. "We thought haven't been voted on deserve to past 21 seasons as No. 1 - 13 Iowa Stat~ and Georgetown. The final five teams were Mis- we had a pretty good team from the w~ks more tll8Jl runner-up Duke. be in the Top 25. It's a really· "Somebody lias got to have it, sissippi State, Oregon, Alabama, first day of the season, but we unusual year. All I want to do is' weren't getting the recognition we why not us?" forward Jerry Stack- Oklahoma State and Purdue. stay there." Falling from the ranltings were · thought we deserved. bouse asked. "We are deflnitely 'Check Us o .u t •••• CRX Yellow Spriap 57, Xenia Ouiatiaa Bethel-Tate 93, Clermont Northe.t· ern 74 li HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (AP) - Marshall coach Billy Donovan was not happy despite the Thundering Herd's 73-65 win over Western Carolina, which became a turnover-fest, "Thai was probably one of the most frusuating games I've ever been associated with offensively," DonovWJ said Monday. Marshall, jumping to 12-8 overall Wid 4-4 in the Southern Conference, had 10 turnovers, eight in the first balf, while Western Carolina, which is now 9-10 overall and 5-3 in the conference, turned the ball over 20 times, with 13 alone in flrst half. Western Carolina led 31-26 at halftime, but that was no consolation to .Western Carolina coach Benny Dees. "I knew we were .in trouble . wl'ien Marshall only sbol 20 percent in the rtrst half and we were · only up by flve points," Dees said. Tlpp City 56, West Carrolllon"47 Toledo Bowab« 64, Toledo Start 54 Toledo Ccnlnd c.thalic 88·. TolcOO Tri-VIIlle-t 61, Croobvi!le 33 Tlimblc .$6, Alaa.nder 52 Troy 59. Springfield North 46 TUICtniWU VaJ.ley 36, Claymont 32 Welllville 60, RiclunoDd Edi10a 42 Welt Uuioa 49, Eailern Pike 40 Mond.,'•llnulb ·~ Arcadia 57, Cory -Rawloa 53 Arliaaton 41, Md:onj, Jl Athelll 72. Wllfl'tn Local 01 Beavercn:el49, Day. ctwnlnadc.JulienDe 38 · Bellbrook 17, Bethei6.S Dayton Colonel "While 70, SptjDifield Soulh 37 O.yton Pllltmon 61, OrceDba 51 Delta .56. Sprin&flekl4 1 Eutcrn Brown 48,Muon Counly. Ky., 40 • Elida 79, Kali.da S5 - . Federal HockinJ 79, Reedlville Eut· Mu ·coach not happy despite Herd's victory Wagon. 7passenger. ""· Ubbey 4S VANCOlNER CANUCES-Si~aed 59;-Emrraciu.J Biplilt 3~ RAYMOND SHOOTS. Marshall's Curtis Raymond (11) goes · up for a shot over Western Carolina's Frankie King (J) aller pickIng off a Rbound In the first half of Monday nlgbt's game In Hunt· · lngton, W.Va. The Herd won, 73-65. (AP) automatic, yell~, woodgrain . ..... _ Toledo Notre Dame 74, Toledo • I - North Carolina regains top spot in AP poll Roienl6 Mike Wil10a , delei:Mmi.D, lo a 111.1ltiyear , contract. OASIBAIL o.bcllll lJ MONI'REAL <;:ANADII!NS-o\<11· vatcd Roo Tuputt, goiJtelllkr. Sent M•· tin Brochu.aoaJtender, lO Fredericton or the Nnericau Hocley-l.eque. SAN JOSE SHARKS-Trwted Jim· my Waile, acalteader, to lbe Chlcaao Bla~k.h•wll for I rourth ·roU.ud dr•rt choice in 1997. --~- !I>Nibw}' Po!Dt 63, PtYY;f110}1lh 43 SL lfrlula 73, TolcckJ Woodwwd 28 Steubenville 71, Toronto 37 Stalbeavllle Catholic Ctntnll 67, Codlz ll T~e Ouist 51, Findlay Heritaae in&. to dindor of pllyer pcno!1Del. HOCKEY NolloooJ u-1«7 Leiope Clear full: 57, l..c:tiDJklD 44 CSG 60, World lt.Tta 42 · stereo, aulomatic. any of the No.I teams, 132 points over second-place Delta in Divi· sion Ill. Delta climbed two spots to . No_2, while Creston Norwaync · stayed third and Warren Champion came in fourth. Columbus Bishop Hartley, second last week, fell to ftfth after los- · ing 77..{)3 to Columbus St. Charles. Two teams made their first . appearances in the top 10: DeGraff · Riverside, 16-0 on tbe season, : came in ninth in Division IV, while : Chillicothe Unioto checked in at · No.lO in Division III. · I. St. Henry 14, Frani.lin Monroe 60 SL Maeyl78, Partway 49 SL Petm 42, HiP,Iand 40 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS-Pro· fOOled Bobby Grier, dimctor of pro 1100\JI· 40 4 door, pale blue, air, Scuthc:M1enl 61, Wayae~villc 39 Spriolf"teld Catholic 79, Cedarville l9 SpriiiJfidd South 70, Daytort Colooel Whi!>37 Kubiak ortenaivt coordinator; Brian Pwi· ul tliflt end& coach; and Ocorp D):Cr dcfelllivt liDe ooacb. MIAMI DOLPHINS-N'Ibld Maille Clllri oCfenAn tiDe COKb. Cia. l1ulthet67,·Cill. Taft 35 Cin. S'LDcrllln157, CiD. Scwa Hilll aucaao 11 Penland , 10 p.m. p.m. Sault~ ' DENVER BRONCOS-NIIIlld 0..-y ChesapeU:e 56, Rcc:k Hill44 ~~~~FO~RD~t~AU~RU~S~~~~ Riven.tde 60, IDdiu LaU 37 · Ri¥1r'fiew 56, Wett MU1kiDJU1114l S.Ddy Valley .S~. Conotton VaJiey 40 Shenudoah 49, Caldwell 47, ar Sidney Ldunan 41, Aana47 PHOfNIX SUNS-AcUnlod ADto- Wtdn....,'• G~~~nn Cleveland II Bt*OII, 7:30 p.m. D•ll• at Orludo, 7:30p.m. W..tliqton ~Miami , 1:30 p,m New Jeney 11 Atlanta, 7:10 p.m. Clwlotte 11 Detfoit, 7:)0 p.m. New-YMII-Indlana:-1:"30 p.m MiDDCIOtlll Milwau~ . 1:30 p.m Phoenix II Utab , 10 p.m. 47 McKinley was third. Toledo St. John's fourth and EaJt Liverpool ftfth. ZanesviUe, second a week ago, dropped four spots off its first setback- of the season, a 77-76 loss to Lancaster in double overtime. Coooeaut cut Dover's margin in Division II from 67 points hist week to 26 points this time around. Macedonia Nordonia remained third, with Canfield sliding past Cleveland ViDa Angela-St. Joseph into fourth place. Aurora owned the larged lead of unravel, rust in December when be was charged with evading federal taxes, then Monday when be was suspended from baseball for 60 days for violating the major league's drug policy and terms of hiS aftercare program. The Giants released him, eading his 29-game career with the team. . ''We are deeply saddened by today's news," Giants general manager Bob Quinn said. "Over the past nine months. we bave come to know Darryl not only as a ~ball player, but as a warm and canng person. "However, quite ob1:"iously, there are mWJy problems in his life. While be's overcome some o~ these hurdles, unfortunately be sull bas more to conquer." Giants manager Dusty Balt:er told the San Francisco Examiner tha! he talked to Suawberry about situation on Sundar The team learned of Suawberry s drug policy ·· · 446·3045 Dally 9to5 Friday 9to8 WI~, the team. • He feels badly, of course. 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' i v~olanon on Fnday and mlormed b~ Saturday that be no longer was Salt- ( 'orJiilliH'"' I hru hlo I~ Penguins roll over Golden Eagles 71-50 ~Wi1srior,air.!moon 1~~~==~5~:ik:l4door. :: Nc:wwk Catholic 76, Jolmltown 47. Nontwidp 59, Millenpon 41$ Orcaca Clay 58, Aathony W•r.oe 47 Ottawa Hili16J, Maumee VaJ ey 29 Ouov.ille 65, Contlneotal42 Rle!De Sootberu 59. Hemlock Miller Oblo Girls H.S. Buketball By the AJSO<latod Pre. A1l.lnll 1(17~ Philade lp hia 92 Ncwo Jeneyl OI, Detroit 97 JlortlatKII20,'110UIIon 82 Tbe baltic between Berlin Hiland and Wortblngton Chrislian for the Division IV lead tooll: center stage in the fifth Associated Press boys state high school basketball poll, released today. Hiland, which bas led the poll fran the outset, bad its lead CUI to three points by WC, the Division IV runnerup at the state tournament last March. Hiland was barely able to join Cleveland Heights in Division I, Dover in Division II and Aurora in Division mas a front-runner in the balloting by a state panel of sports writers and broadcastm. The top live teams In the small· school division stayed the same, with Hiland and Worthington Christian followed by Fmdlay Liberty-Benton, Bristolville. Bristol and Old Fort. . Cleveland Heigllts was No.I in · the big-school division for 'the fourth week in a row, taking a 73point lead over Springfield North. which •moved up two spots to take over the No.2 position . Canton TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) - Miami of Ohio's Jamie Mahaffey and Toledo's Craig Thames shared men's honors wbilc Kent's Amy Sherry and Ohio U.'s Holly Skeen . were co-winners of the women's sive. player of the week award in the Mid-American Conference. Mahaffey, a senior from Cindn· nati, scored 39 points and bad 17 rebounds in a pair of road victories to take a two-game lead in the standings . · He also passed the 1,000-point mark in career scoring. but Youngstown State then reeled By The Associated Press . Thames, a junior from Toledo, Ronnie Easter led an early surge off the next six points and led the scored 47 points and bad 14 ' that allowed Youngstown State to rest of the game. rebounds and I I assists as the . Easter, in bis second start or seapull away from Northeastern IlliRockets ran their winning streak to nois and give the Penguins a win' son, scored 10 of bis 16 points in ·flve in a row with a pair of victo· · ning record in the Midwestern Col- the ftrst half ries. . In the second half, the Penguins legiate Conference. • Sherry, a junior from Cortland, The Penguins (13-6, 6-5 MCC) built up a 26-point lead twice. The N. '):' ., became the first woman to be rolled to ll 71-50 victory over the second time was with 8:58 remain- selected as player of the week three ing on a 3-pointer by David Hen- weeks in a row . Sbe scored 58 Golden Eagles Monday night. · Northeastern !Uinois (4-15, 2-9) · derson at the top of the key. points and bad 16 rebounds, It Nowells led scoring for North: steals and nine a•sists In two victotiO:d the game at 2-2 on Craig Nowells' layup wtib 18:56 remaining, eastern lllinois with 12 points. · ries_ Check Our Seleclion Of Used Vehicles SALE ENDS FEB. 7th Scoreboard Natloool a.ketlo.U /uoodalloo By The Aaoclated ...._ Abdui-Jabbar among new hall of fame inductees As Mayor Kurt Schmoke and BALTIMORE (AP)- With no other politicians cut a ribbon over end to the baseball strike in sight SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) the museum doorway to rededk:ale on the IOOth birthday of Babe .Before the six NBA champiRuth, fans looked to the legend of it, several hundred onlookers onships,the three NCAA crowns the Bambino to inspire an end to gasped and cheered as Ruth loolcand the skyhook, there was St. alike Willis ''Buster'' Gardner the dispute. Jude's Elementary School. ..Birthday festivities for George appeared in the doorway wearing And moments after learning be Herman "Babe" Ruth were held The Babe's uniform and carrying a bad been elected to the Basketball Monday be.neath a plexiglass tent Louisville Slugger. His flared nosHall of Fame, Kareem Abdui-Jaboutside Ruth's birthplace, a three- trils, jutting jaw and sagging beUy bar recalled his first basketball uostory brick rowhouse near camden bore an uncanny resemblance to phy ~the one he got at St. Jude's. Yards. Fans wore baseball garb the photos of Rutb that line the . "I was in eighth grade. And it bearing the logos of the Yankees mll$eum's walls . . was a three-man ·tournament sponand Ruth's [lrst team. the minor- · When two of Ruth's grandsored by the Parks Department," daughters saw Gardner on tbe league Baltimore Orioles. The rowhouse opened as a street during a visit to the Baseball be s;tid Monday. "At that time, I museum in 1974 after it was sal- Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, just hoped basketball would be a vaged from a planned demolition. N.Y., they insisted that be wear·the way for me to get to college." It turned out to be just that, but Although Ruth played for the Ori- Yankees jersey and impersonate also so much more. oles for only two months in 1914 the Sultan of Swat at the birthday From the time Abdul-Jabbar, before moving on to the Boston celebration. . . Red Sox and then a. 14·year career - "I remember my dad taking me then known as Lew Alclndor, with the Yankees; Baltimore resi- out to see him when I was at Cleve- stepped onto the Power Memorial dents have long honored him as land stadium," said Gardner, 57, a High School court in New York . one of their own. truck mechanic from Oberlin, They called on his memory to Ohio. "I feel proud to be bere and inspire an end to the strike. proud to look like bim." "I believe this is the week that Along with political and sports we're going to bring this together · figures, the celebration drew bardand end the strike," said Maryland core fans starved for major league In its rust season in Division m Governor Parris Glendening. "And baseball. Cbet Jelinski dosed his circles, Sootbem' s boys' basketball I think it's appro~riate that this is Bloomfleld, ror.J .. carpel-cleaning . ream will play NelsonviUe-York in the week we do it. ' business, gave bis twin sons ·the the sectional at Athens Higb Ruth's birthday coincided with day off from scbool, and drove School on Feb. 20 at 7 p.m. President Clinton's deadline for down for the celebration wearing The winner of ·this contest will both to cut a deal. There was no Yankees caps. play top-seeded Federal Hocking agreement at the end of the day, but "We just want to remind every- on Friday, Feb. 24 at 6:30 p.m. for Clinton extended the deadline to 3 body that The Babe played most of the tipper-bracket tiUe. p.m. today. . bis life for the Yankees," Jelinski In Athens sectional action on Orioles announcer Jon Miller said. Tuesday, Feb. 21, second-seeded reminded fans that the game fell Ruth's cousin, 91-year-old Mil- Belpre (10-5) will face Trimble (2out of favor once before when the ton Brundige, recaUed another side 11) at 6:30p.m. Crooksville (5-12) Chicago "Black. Sox" threw the of the Babe. A teen-age Ruth ran wiU take on Alexander (7-7) in the 1919 World Series. A year later, away from the St. Mary's Industrial 8:15 p.m: contest. The winnen of Ruth helped revive the game by School and was biding out at these games will play on Feb. 24 at breaking all previous home run - · Brundige;s Bal.timore home wben 8:15 p.m. for the lower-bracket records with 54. truant officers rapped on the door. title. "Tbe game was in sorrY. ''George jumped out of bed and suaights when Tbe Babe almost he ran-Out that back door, right into The Division IV-boys' sectional single-bandedly lifted it up to new the cop's arms," Brundige said. at Alexander High School wiU see heights," Miller said. The Dilly u $12.95 $12.95 $13.95 $13.95 $13.95 $14.95 $15.25 $15.25 ' ' ,' ' $10.95 $11.25 $11.25 $11.25 $11.25 $11.25 $11.95 $12.25 ,• �Page 6 The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Tuesday, February 7, 1995 ~~Available' sign goes up fo( man when divorce is final Ann Landers .. tte!, Twne~ l.oa...,... Syndlcmo ~ CfeatOtt Svnctk*e" Dear Ann Landers: My best friend, "Brenda, • and her husband, "Dean," rerently div~aftereight ~~~:tears of_marriage. I was maid of honor at ililr wedding and a very close friend to both of them during their llllllTiaBe and alii% The split was amicalile, and I've kept in touch with them. After I had dinner with Dean · recently, he confessed that he's developed feelings for me that are a bit stronger than friendsllip. I was ~ked, and wanting to be truthful. With Brenda, I shared lhis revelation. She bit the roof and said I'd be tornpletely disloyal to her as a friend if I even considered it ·The prob\em is that I've been feelingthesamewayaboutDeanfor quite Some time now and would iike to pursue the possibility. 1 think it . could develop into something meaningful. ij:e's a great guy. Would I be disloyal to Brenda if I followed my hean7 •• TORN IN N.Y. " , · · DEAR N.Y.: In my opinion, no. When a divon:e is ·final, lhe "Hands Off" sign comes down and the • Available" sign goes up. .Be p~epared to lose Brenda's and~~ him.to _:J managetHe was Immediately r:K for stealm~. frie~hlp,!'<'wevet She always wiD ~Sider th~s a ~trayal, although it IS not Nothing will change her mind. · Dtar Aan Landers: Our 19-ycar· old son, "Andy," has worked for a depa!llllent store chain sinre leaving high school!~ months ago. He had a good record and was a reliable employee. . The other day, he w.as told to work · m the loading area where a forklift" was carrying stale gum and candy to the baSh bin. When some of the guni fell on. the floor, Andy was -told to sweep it up and lhrow it out. While doing this, he opened one of the stale · packers and put some gum in his mouth. Another worker saw Andy do this ~n •. he ~ never stole:" ~ythm~ m h1~ hfe. I m sure h~ didn ~ oonsulet thiS to be stealing smce the merchandise was going to be thrown out. .' WhenAndywenttolhemanager's office, he was told to sign a documen~ although he did not have a chance to read it and was not told what it said. We consulted with the labor board, and Andy was instruc:ted to get a copy of this document When he asked fori~ he was told releasing it was "against oompany·policy," but if Andy were willing to fotget the iocident and leave quietly, he would be given a good referenre. I'm not sun: Andy can trust this. His ruturc could he hun because of an mnocent act .It has devastated Andy as well as the rest of the family. Should he gel a lawyer? -· MEDFORD, N.Y., PARENTS · DEAR MEDFORD: ·1 spoke to some of my legal expens, llldhere is what lbey said: Many stores have written regulations regarding store policy and employee behavior. Andy may have violated the store's regulations by eatins the inventory. ·even t!toulih it was intended for the Prbage. If this is the case, the store had the right to ftre him. It is also possible, however, that the COR!pany did 1101 follow its own· regulations when it fired Andy. .· Andy's e'!'ployer may have Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio lllld~Y o!crreacled. It" you ralk to hiS ~ss about remo~mg the allcgabon of theft from h~ record, you may be able to work thmgs OUL If not, see an attorney. Gem oft_he Day: Pare~ IS never ~ate. up thetr second baby JUSI to sec 1tsmile. "" ·. J J ClASSIC Gin answer questions concerning the drive. an~ the distribution of the conb1butions. . Thomas reported that efforts are suit being made for the retlin:' of lbe Me1gs County office, p~cu· larly m vtew of tile 1994 donabons. It was dec~ded lhat O!h~ ch~pters will be mv1ted to paructpate m the doortodoorcanvas. Velma Rue reported that .she invited ,Candire Pope, R. N. from Holzer s Max-Well Pr~gram to speak at the Feb. 9 mettllg , The progr&nl is geared to the need of those over 50 years of age. Nonna Custer noted that sbe bas ~pplications for tbe loan fu~d mcluding endoWI!Ient, scbolarslltp, disaster, exemplar and breast tan· rer. A $25 donation was lllilde to the fund by lbe chapter. . Charlotte Elberfeld prestded at" the m~etmg wb1cb -.:as held at Grace Eptscopal Pansh House. Ann Rupe reporled that letters bad. been sent to a l!ansfer member wbo bad mo~ed from the arfa. Jane Walton m the treasurer s report noted that Joan Corder bad sold several more dolls by special request and bad conlnbuted $45 more 10 the aaft sale fund. Most of that money, it was noted ~ill be used. to .host the Founder. s Day meebn~ m 1996. . ~ce ~t';C" reporled·on ~ .SOCial comnuttee s hmtbeon ~tmg m Parkersburg, and r.em1nded members that FEb. 23 IS a soup supper for tbe chapter at Grace Church. . Thomas noted that Seren~ty Ho1;15e was app~!a~ve of the toileb1es and stuffed animals present· ed to them. . · Custer stated tbat if anyone wanted to order from the Gift Depattmenr Catalog of Beta Sigma Phi, a .five percent discount is available until March L Elberfeld brought cookbooks ordered by the group and noted that others can be piclced up at ber borne. • Members were reminded that lbe state convention in Aleron will be beld May 19-21 and anyone interested in going should contact Elberfeld. · · Carol Adams brought up the financial plight of lbe Middleport Custom De<igned Gift Bak#ts For AU Occaions Ann Lallders' booldet, ·~uggets Qlld Doozits," lta.r ellf!rylhmg from the oulrageously funny IO 1~; poignanlly insighlfu/ , Send a ~~~addressed , long, bus1ntss-s11e envelope and a ~heclcormDneye»der for $5.25 (lhis illci!Uks poslage and handli11g) to: Nuggeu, c/o A1111 I.anders. P.O. Box l/562, Ch1cago, Ill. 6()611.()562. (In Canada. selld $6.25.) Hysell Run Rd. Pomeroy 992-2927 . 992·5914 Your Message Can Be Seen Here! : Old man De:dil don't care wbom be : 'lianns : :l;'le even takes babies 'frilm loving mom's arms · •He don't a~re is its day or, night · All ·of God's children bad better live right · · - ~ , , : : · h's appoinled to man only once 10 die " 'Arter lbat judgment from God on high An enemy Jesus promised He will stamp it out : Eternal life be will bring about : :yes, we fear death : :k will come our way · . . It could come tomorrow or even Dark days around Lift up your voire Be of good cheer Soon all the dark days Will all disappear Just stand your ground If you're looking for Jesus He'll surely be found . Dark days won't stay · They'll pass away Jesus will brighten every pathway Sing songs of praise! Love, Joy, and Peace Fruits or God's spirit Cause dark days to cease Barbara James . Pomeroy T.o eacb life led; given hand ... To each one to bear and stand ... Birds of the air are winging south ... While men lbey live from hand to moulb .. Though one is God's lesser art ..·. · Still something inward said: Depart.. . . · But Man be lives from day to day He has a heart but wlll not pray... The talley grows ... His mental abundanre Though his good works at best redundant. .. The ttaiJ be leaves of plain destruction... . · Wealcness; fraility and pains seduction ... God is Holy, Righteous, Faithful and just He's omnipresent (present everywhere) In Him put )'our trust. Look up! God's there His hand-is near... Through sometimes · : We can live forever in God's king- The vast arr.ay of different Comes a laughter · , tear... dom · changes.. . Harsh violenre in the world is here :iofair . Far and wide on plains and ranges .. Believe in Jesus Like leaves changing in the fall... We are God's children For we're in his care:· and snow capping mountains tall... Wc must not fear · · Barbara James Our saviour's presence Pomeroy· Some say : the kind came from Brings good cheer. . lower... · · · Tim Coates, Among many takers we've known Barbara James lbesbower Pomeroy Which is God's creation you. : Though men in mind have oth~r . .Dark days are here view ... - ·we must not fear : ns only tbe sign that our Jesus Dust· in the winds lilt ever shifting God is merciful ~!raws near sands... He's gracious . tpday God's There , DarkDays · God is eternal, unchange8ble, God is love to all men He's eternal and forever He can save yoll from sin CASH RECONCIUATION FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 1994 SALEM TOWNSHIP Dtpooltory Baloncoo Formoro Bank ...... 127,187.30 Arts Council and tbe ·group dis- cussed assisting them. Adams an~ Donna Byer wlll.teport back to the group after checking on the matter. A genealogy program was given by Thomas wbo displayed photos and other information on ber antestors. Her maternal ancestors, the Winn family, came \O the Rutland area from Canada 1n 1816. One ancestor was a brother to Napoleon ;Bonaparte. Refreshments were served by . Ann Rupe and Jane Walton. Tbe Rutland Fire Deplirhnent .: Auxiliary will bold a pboiO fund :: raiser: Kimberly Willford, presi· •. :~ CCE discusses· · ~ organ donations VI ear, U.S., Ru an craft link for orbital ballet By MIKE DRAGO dopoaHoriH. *GRAND TOTALS MUST EQUAL . I SALE! God is good to all Omniscient (knows everything) He is powerful bas simplicity God was bumble 'till be died The Lord is pitiful and lowly and Hell be defied .. By Payments figured with down payment of l1,9(JO casn or trade plus W & tille. See salesm.~lor 0018119. ' . 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"''""" before, · January 27·, 1995, tho Molgo County Comm1111onore .will raqueat the Stoia of Ohio to releue Federal lunda under Section t 04 (g) 01 Title 1 01 I he Houolng ond Community· Development Act of 1874, ae emended: Secllon 288 of Title ·11 ·of lha Cranllon Gonzoloo National one of tho two following b.-aea; ·(a) the certification waa not, In fact , IKecuted by Melgo County'a chief oxecullve officer. _or qthor officer of Molgo County opproved by tho Stole of Ohio; or (b) thot Molgo County'a envlronm.elltal review record tor tho project tndicoloo omlulon of a required doclolon, finding, or otep appllcobla lo tho project In the environmental American General LHe &Accident Ina. Co. . P.O. Box 189 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 45760 614-843-5264 , Life • Medicare • Cancer • Fire Health • Accident• Annuity • IRA • Mongage TREE TRIMMING .AND REMOVAL Light Hauling, .Shrubs Shaped and Removed Misc. Jobs. 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Job sites • Cam·r>'Shes • Family Reunlona 6 Pertlet NOW OFFERING GENERAL HAULING Limestone, Sand, Gravel and eoal WE HAVE A·l TOP SOIL FOR SALE Ucen od & Bonded 20 ears ox rlonce 992-3954 ' F"rncrgl'ncy Phonr C)i15-3 11 B ,, ,,, · WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS . PllECISION AUTOMOTIVE Specializing in Custom Frame Repair tyEW & USED PARTS FOR Chuck Stotts 614-992-6223 Free Estimates Insurance Work Welcome ALL MA.KES & MODELS 992·7013 OA • 992-5553 OR State Rt. 33 Darwin, Ohio TOLL FREE 1·600-848-0070 :1 etntiMI'tfn DARWIN ; OHIO 7/31/91 TFN BINGO Racine American Legion Post 602 Now hav.ing Bingo evecy Sunday Night Starting 6:45 pm Doors open 4:30pm The more people playing the bigger the pay-off, Save ad lor 1 lree card. · 949-2038 or 949-2044 .MORRISON'S BEATING & COOLING . EPA and RSES .c ertified Your authorized American Standard Dealer Low Rate Financing Available .Call992·7434 for more Information. 1121115 Kerosene . Heater . ·Repair Parts & Service on Most Makes Racine Mower Clinic 50% off . "In Stock" Oregon Chain Sew Bars 949-2804 SMITH'S .CONSTRUCTION Cu1tom Building &.Romodoling • New·Homes • Addilions • New Garages . • Remodeling • Siding • Rooling • Painting · FREE ESTIMATES · (614) 992·5535 614 992·2753 Limestone ·&Gravel CALIFORNIA TANS Reasonable RateS" Joe N. Sayre . Loria Bottom, oit 457&3 MeAt . 3411J Sugar R~n Rd. · 1SSessions 51500 SAYRE TRUCKING , -All Lotions Y'2 OH 949·2823 1/31/t mo. BISSELL BU~LDERS, INC; New Homes • Vinyl Siding New ' Garages • Replacement Windows · Room Additions • Roofing COMMERCIAL a~d RESIDENTIAL ' FREE ESTIMATES 614-992-7643 • "Your Neighborhood Lender" · 115 W. 2nd St.- Pomeroy, Ohio · One Stop Complete Auto Body Repll~ Come Tan With 1III2QI04IIfft • The State Certified Pawn Shop 11221!l4 HAULING 614·742·213.- "We Are Now Open ForBusiness" 985-4473 ' 10/5/lmo reQarctlng the environment ! ROCKY R. HUPP Limestone, Gravel, Sand, . Top Soil, FlU Dirt 614·992·3470 . or who dltagraa with thla Finding ot No ·Signlllcont lor Mo Iconoldoretlon gI Co 10 u n the Iy Graded Benelit Whole Life is now aballable. The . plan offers coverage of lip 1o $10,000 with no ·· physieal exam and no health questions asked on the application. Ages 40·80 101 11/lfn No further environmental · One mile out tovlaw of such project to 143 from Rt. 7 propoaod to be conducted, prior to the roquool for Tues. • Wed. ·Fri. • Sat. releaae ol Federal funda. 1-6 The Meigs County • Craftsman Tools Commlaaloner• plan to •Toys undertake tho proJect(o) . doocrlbad with the Fadorol •Guns lunda cllod tbove. Any Loads of Misc. I ntereated pe re on, Buy-&eii-Trade igenclea, and/or groupe, 992·2060 who hove any comment• (NAHA), u omondod; review procou. . .end/or Title IV 01 the Wrlllen objactlono must · Sloward B. McKinney be prepared and oubmlnod Homeleaa At~latonco Act, In accordance with lhe · 01 amended;..!!> be uoed tor regulred procedure (24 CFR 1em. ~ tho following projocl(o): Pe:rt 58), and muat. be '· R ·ssian warplanes pelted Grozny and the sur- , Tupporo Plolna-Cheotor 'ddroned to the: Stolt of ' · u. de · · ·th. k· loud · · Wotor Dlilrlct: Wotor and Ohio; Environmental ·roundmg area Monday ~pne a IC c. coyer. SonltarySowerFacllllleo· Officer ; Communlt.y CDBG Development Dlvlolon; P.O. . •The rurstnkes, coupled With fierce fighting, q111ck~ _;ened ,lhe~exodus_from the devastated:..tity that was_ ...;_eonotruct- 111, 700 LF -of- -Box, toot r-Columbua, Ohio oocehometo400,000people. ·· · PVC ~288-0tD1. . ' The Russians have bad shaky oontrol of the city Single Voir Protect Obiec.tlonoto tho Reloooe :nortb of lbe Sunzba River a rough front line, for sevSollebury end Bodford of Fundi on bono other · · the' and f 1e Townships than thoao otatad above will eral weeks. But the sou rn sectormost o not be conoldorod by thi 1112,000 , .southern Cbecbnya -. ba_s elud~ them. On Monday, 11 hao been determined $tate oi Ohio. No objoctlono ·Cbechen lighters were still movmg 10 and out of the thot euch · Requtot · for rocelvod oiftor February t5, city to the south. . , · Rot•••• of Funda will not 1¥95. (which II t5 daya aftor . , . Terrified civilians were also on the move. conotll.uh an action It It ontlclpoltd lhol lho olgnlflconlly effecting the Stele will rocelva • raquoat ' •'The planes were flying literally' right over our quality ot the human tor relotoe of fundi), will be b ouses, "Maria.Bersanova, 30 said when she arrived n v 1, 0 n m • ·n t co!"'•ldered by the State of 1 nd in Nazran, cap1tal of netgbbonng In.~usbetia~ Wllb occordlngly tho Melgo Ohio. County Commloolonero • The addreoo of the chief ibree bags and two small Children , · The Children 'were crying, they were vc:ry afraid. It is impossible to hova decldad not to prapero executive officer lo: . , 1ive there any longer." an Environmental lmpoct .Fred Hoffman, Prealdont, Tens of thousands of people have O!)d ~ince Dec. . _Ste.temont . under tho Mel g • . Co u n I Y 't t ben Russia beoan its bloody campaif). 10 oust Nlllonot Envl•onmental . Commlulonora ·~ w • .., · f Pr · b .. ~ Polley Act . of 1989, u Molgo County Courlhouoo . the separattst government o es1dent z oowar omondtd. · Pomeroy, Ohio 45789 Dudsyev. . , . , I .· , Ellvlronmentar, Revlow (2) 1; lTC . · : I .~ (814) 1192·2895 For All Mafor Record( a) (ERR) tor each of the Prolecl(l) llotod abov, · "You CM•h It- We FU It " hove bHn conduct.d by the 32361 Dewlns Run Road Melg• County Long BQttom, OH. 45743 Commlulonero.- Tho ERR(o) Portable Welding document• the Aluminum & Steel envlr.onmentel revlewe of up to '/, Inch. the pro)tct(t) and mora fully Call Anytime 11t1 lorth the reaaona why John Krider lluch etetement 11 not 614·843·5192 required. The ERR(o) ora on Harold Peraon ·Ill• end available for tho publlc'o exomlnotlon end 614-843·5285 copying, upon requeol, 1/2(W5 between tho houra of .8:00 a: m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday (except DAVE'S holldayo) ol tho · obovo CourthouH; Pomeroy, Ohio lunda and acceptance o1 the 45769 · certlllcollon only II 11 lo on To Alllntereated Peraona, Agenclet, end Groupa: (Limt Stone Low RillS) B. 8 J. AU'I'O PAINTING -,..--------1 0 . 03 DAN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 112'1fn c·;;;;··~ji;'~i'l~·~·~: .... ai'ii! ~ Three Mir oosmmiauts and six shuttle crew mem~ bers- including Russian C!JSIDODBUt Vladimir Titov Donpllono ..., ................ 1'·25 t Totti Recelpls ....... .. .521,062 ( _..:.look pic\ures, chatted via radio and waved enthu· Dlaburaementa : · . ~- siaslically from windows during the three-hour reo· Solorltl & Boneflla .. 206,607 • dezv.ous. Supptleo ......:. ................ &,t71 ; "It's lbe most beautiful thing I've ever seen in P.u rcheeed & Contracted · 70ft.. ~ space," Wetherbee said. One of the Mir crew broke · Servlctlo...... o.............. o · • from Russian to English and ecljoe(l, "Beautiful, Motorlalo&lnformatlon ........ 1 beautiful." · ' · c~'j,'jj;j·i)~jj;y:::::::::::::~~ ; · Discovery's crew was stiU talking about the sigbt Other Oblocto ............... 2' 128 ~ early today ail Mission Control awoke tbem with Total Dloburaoment.375,266 ' "The Blue Danube," a Strauss waltz played in 2001, Excooo/(Daflcloncy) of Racpto, ovtr Dlobmto........... : the 1968 stienre fiction film. By that·time, they were t45 796 ;.. 52 miles away from Mir. . ................................... ' Other . Financing • "We were thinking the same lbing yesterday," sourcoi/(Uoeo) ' said shuttle piiot Eileen Collins. "When we saw the OporotlngTranate,..tn ......... : Mir up here, it sure felt like we needed th~ music in •.................................. 200,000 ~~l:'~~i~le 01H 0 ~~~~d:;~ · • the background." . · .. Oporotlng Tronater•Out ...... ................................... 200,000 oBn!lloMr TIKIIIe IV oiiHhe Stewart : The.crew returned to work today on about 20 secF un dB1 Ionce J enuary 1, .... · . c nney omelooo : ondary science experimeniS in a shuttle labu!a!DfY. ..........;.............- ......... 803,288 Aaandlotodncob ·Actd,t aha ; 'I:itov was set to release a 2,800,.pouod ultraviOlet Fund Belence December 31, am a • ; to o uoo or I a • telescope wilb the shuttle robot arm for !WO days of ft protoct(o) deocrlbod obove. ........ oo'........... o............. 74••064 . The Melga County : free-flying research. Caoh In Banko (Not) ...92,747 C0 m m leola nor 1 a,. : Discovery's eight-day flight is to end Saturday. · Pltfty Cash ......................... 5° certifying to ,the Stale of ~ The crew still also bas a space walk on .its schedule. Chong• Coah ......: .............. 14 Ohio, that Mel no County 01hor lnvaatmonte ... 652,253 • : "While this bas been a very invigorating .exercise Total Fund Bolonco .. 749,064 and Frad Hoffmon, In hlo : and taken a lot of energy up to Ibis poin~ there is sliD 218W. Main St.; Pomeroy, ofllcltl copeclly ao : a long way to go on Ibis fligbt and a lot of work to be OH 45769 Prooldont, Melga .Coun,ty : done yet,'' said flight director Phil En.gelauf. . Februory 2, 1m Commloolonoro, conotnlto 1 cortlfy lhe procedlng eccopt the jurladlctlon of . • It's doubtful, however; that anythmg else on thiS · Fedortl oaurto II an action . : flight could match the spectacular video images · r.eportto bt J:OrrKI connie L. Bailey, lo brought to enforce beamed from space Monday. Some showed parts of Clerk-Treoourar of the rooponolbllllleo In relollon : bolb Discovery and Mir with a backdrop or blue-andaoard of Library Truateta to environmental revlewa, ,. while Earth. . · . · Telephono (&t4) 1192-!5813 dtclolon-maklng; end action; and that theee : "Just a few years ago we were pointing missiles 7 ; (2) 1TC reoponolbllltloo hove boon i across the O<:ean at each other," said NASA Admin· 111llotlod; : ' istrator Daniel Goldin, who watcbed with ~sident Public Notice . Tho legal effect of the _ _...;...;.;..;...;...:,_;.....__ , certification Ia that upon Ito , Clinton .in the Oval Office. '·And just 15 minutes ago. I saw a Russian cosmonaut sitting in lbe cockpit NOTICE TO PUBUC OF opprovol, the Molgo County · NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACT Commloolonero may uoo · • of lbe .slluttle Discovery waving tO lbc cosmonaurs on ON THE ENVIRONMENT the Federol lunda, ond tho ~ lbe Mir station." (FONSI) COMBINED State of Ohio will have "If this isn't a change in tlie approach to the . NOTICE oatlolled llo rooponolbllllleo world I don't know what is," .be said. Molgo County undor lht Notional Commloalonaro Environmental l!ollcy Act of . Bucktyo Hlllo·Hocklng 1969, It amended. Vallo y R • gl o n tl The Slate of Ohio will Oovolopmont Dlotrlct accopl an obJection to Ito M • 1g a c o u n t y approval of tho roloaoo of ~ 92 DODGE DYNASTY, #4693, white, A!C, AfT, air bag, tilt, cruise, cloth int........... ;;........................ $6995 89 HONDA CRX, #4808, blue, A/C, AM/FM cass., rear defroster, sport wheefs .............................:....... ,.$5665 90 DODGE DAYTONA, #4810, A/C, AM/FM cass., tilt, air bag, rear defroster ... :...................... .. .......... $5495 · 90 CHEV. LUMINA, #4829, red, A/C, Afl, AM/FM, God is in lbe world, · Not of the world cloth Int., tilt, cruise ............................................. $5995 His love and forgiveness . CHEV. S-10, 114807, bro,jn, AM/FM cass, rear Will always oome lbrougb · step bumper, dual mlrrors .............................. ,... $4995 Our God's Holy word is.true 91 PONTIAC GRAN AM, 114834, A/C, A/T, tilt, cruise, AM/FM cass., cloth Int. ..............:......... :.............. $5995 · God. is rich in bis glory 90 FORD TAURUS, 114841, A!C, AfT, tilt, P. mirrors, P. Shining so bright locks, AM/FM cass., cloth lni........................... ,. $5495 God is happiness and peare He is my guiding light 91 DODGE DYNASTY, 114818, black, A/C,A/T, " Baroara James AM/FM, air bag, rear defroster ........................... $6675 Pomeroy 91 CHEV. S·10, 114784, 2 tone paint, AM/FM cass., rear glider, cloth lnt........... :...............:.:il ............. $6495 B · · · PONTIAC SUNBIRD LE, #4696, 4 door, A/C, A/T, 92 usmess meetmgs were AM/FM, cloth Interior ...................................... ::.. $6995 rescheduled for lbe third Tuesday 89 FORD.RANGER XLT, LONG BED, 114837, A/T, A/C, of each monlb at 7:30p.m. at the fire ball. Plans for tbc .annual 1!1 ·~M,'FM cass., topper, sport wheels, bed mat....$5995 Fourth of July Ox Roast and the 90 NISSAN TRUCK,/14824, AfT, A/C, bed liner, Sept. 2 street festival were dis·· AM/FM, cloth Interior ......................................... ~ $6765 . cussed ' 8_ 9 CHEV. S-1 o, 114809, sport wheels, fiberglass Members will gather at .the fire topper, dual mirrors, AM/FM ...............................$5665 ball at 6 p.m. Feb. 21 to go to.Pizza 90 NISSAN TRUCK, 114823, wl)ite, AMIFM cass., Hut, l!lld then wiD return to the ftre bedliiler, sport wheels, 'dual mlrrors ................. $6315 balt.for the regular meeting about 7:30p.m. Dave 90 TOYOTA TRUCK, 114727, AM/FM cass., A/C, toolbox, rear bumper .................. ,.............. ,........ $6495 Grate 92 PLYMOUTH SUNDANc;E, #4816, red, AfT, A/C, tilt, of cruise, air bag, AM/FM, rear defroster .... ,.......... $6995 93 ~O~QE SHAQO~. 114754, white, 2 Dr., AfT, Rutland AM/FM, sport wheels, cloth Interior ... ,, ............. $7671 Furniture ~=-.....:::::=......1 DODGE DAKOTA TRUCK, #4772, white, AMIFM tass,; Toneau co.~er, sport wheels .................... $7525 92 OLDS.CIERA, 114773, AM/FM cass, A/C, A/T, rear The new homeowner wondering about the exact defroster, tilt, cruise, cloth lnt. .............. :............. $7464 location of the property line· CHEV. CORSICA, 114831, AfT, A/C, tilt, rear ·<7 has only to wait for the people dil!llrn••t.,r, P. locks, AM/FM, cloth lnterior .......... $6954 next door to mow their lawn. . CHEV. S-10, 114844, PeWter, AM/FM tass., Toneau i. * • I cover, dual mirrors; cloth lnterlor.:.................... $5995 What makes resisti.n g 85 DODGE CARAVAN, 114835, Cargo Van, std. trans., temptation difficult for many AM/FM ..........: ....................................................... $1995 people is that they don't want · 93 FORD TEI\!IPO GL, 114774, V-6 eng.,.A/C, AfT, to discourage it completely. . • • * AM/FM cass.,tllt, P. locks .................................... $8145 93 CHEV. CAVALIER R.S. WAGON, #4825, AfT, A/C, ·· Smiles are so powerful you can even break ice with them. AM/FM cass, tilt, cruise, luggage rack .............. $8565 • • • 90 MAZDA EXTRA CAB TRUCK, #4740, rear seats, Even if you curse the lesson, AM/FM ca.s s., Rally wheels, low miles ............... $7995 you can .still · bless the 93 NISSAN SENTRA, 114759, whi.te, 4 door, A/C, A/T, ~IJIA•IIf"l_., tilt, rear delroster .... " .. :................·.., ... , ... $8557 -_ 1_k_nowl~~• • •~ _ _ !!3 CHEV. CAVALIER R.S., 114795, AfT, A/C, green, The good. old days are whal alloy wheels; P. locks, cloth Interior .................. $8982 you get when you combine a PLYMOUTH VOYAGER VAN, 114734, Air, A/C, rich imagination with a poor AM/f'M.cass,-cloth,Jntilrlor, crulse ..... ,................ $9420 memory. 92 DODGE CARAVAN, 114778, 7 Pass., tilt, cruise, · A/C, AfT, AM/FM tass., P. equip.............. :.......... $9520 92 CHEV. 5·10 SUPER CAB, ~4780, V-6 eng., rear fUp seats, A/C, tilt, cloth lnterlor ........................ $9995 91 PONTIAC TRANSPORT VAN, #4832, V-6 eng., A!C, A{t, tilt, 7 Pass., P. windows, cloth lnt....... $9600 Tbe organ . donation. program .: was discussed by John Gooldin :: wben the Middlepon Child Conser- • >vation League met rerently at the · .: Rock Springs U11itcd Methodist :· Church. · ·: He said that the organ donation : program started in 1954 with the • ijrst transplant being a kidney which lasted eight years. Tbe first ; b'eart donation was in l967 at :. Capetown. Africa. CioQidin pointed : out that eyes, skin, inner liver, '. kidneys, l.ungs, hearts and bones · can be used. and s that _: [llil.S.PJ:ntve dOJiOU 30!11SC:_lhCIL- I,.,..(t-,l : families of their wishes. . It" as also noted lbat donor status ·: can be noted <in driver's licenses. : Gooldin pointed out that lbere is · never any cost to the family of the · : donor and stressed lbe importance · of organ donations -for tbe over : 32,000 people who are waiting for : transplants. He said lbat currently • there are 12,000 children. ranging : in age fran infants to age 12, wait: ing for lrllllsplants. From .Jan. 1994 · to June 1994, there were over : 10,000 transplants received in lbe · U. S. Each person <!onating bis or : her body can save seven people's . : lives, Gooldin said. He was pre: senled witb ' gift from. the dub. . Tbe pledge to the flag and ' OPEN MON.-FRI. 9-6; SAT. 9,-5 : Moth«' s Prayer led by Kitty Oars~ MasterCar!I/VIsa/Oiscover · : P!Csideot, opeoed tbe ineeling. ............................... 8,085.46 "QRAND TOTAL... t20, 188.311_ Llot aU Depooltory ·Belancoo. Oo not Include poyroll or bond ond coupon dapoaltory clearince 1ccount1. Show namea of BARE BONES Society scrapbook--- BUCK ANNIVERSARY den · ced tannoun . . Mr. and Mrs. C.W. Buck of Point The fund raiser will start ,. Pleasant celebrated their 70th wed- Wednesday with door to door ding anniversary on Tuesday, Feb- solicitation by representatives ·o f . - cuary 7: the photography company. They , · The Bucks are former residents of will ask residents for a $10 dona-. Meigs County. Ohio. where they lio~ to lhe fire department for owned a barber shop, a restaurant, wbtcb lbey will receive a family · :and a Culligan·Sofl Water store. . picture to be laken March 4 or 5. . • . They are ll)e parents of three chi IThe money raised will be used :: dren; Belly of Arizona and Bill and for upgrading ftre equipment. Kim :: Nancy of Point Pleasant. Barrett will coordinate the project. . ·.. AUXU..IARY CASHON HANO Totol Depooltory Bolencee Cosh In Tronolt to t27,187.30 Depoo"ory ............... 1,084.!14 FundTypn TOTAL CASH ON· HAND .... Gonerol Fund ......... 18,847.34 ..... oooooo.. o.......... o.. oooo1,064o54 Special Revenue Funclli ....... TOTAL TREASURY ............................. 99,081 ,81 BALAN.CE ............ 1211)51.84 'GRAND TOTAL ... tt7,129.30 Leu: Outotendlng Chacko, December 31, t9!14. Associated Press Writer • Room Additions • New Garages • Electrical & Plumbing . • Aoolfng ·' • Interior & Exterior Painting . Also Concrete Work (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOIJNG Ill 992-6215 Pomeroy, Ohio Public Notice ,., SPACE CENTER, Houston - One oommander • · Thla 11 an unaudited financial otatomont. ;; likened the moment to "a fairy tale." His oounter· (2) 7; 1TC • part repeated "beautiful" over and over. It was a · ~ spectacle: two I 00-ton spaCeships, flying only 37 feet , · apart at 17,500 mph. · Public Notice ' "Unbelievable," Discovery comm1111der James • Wetherbee said as the shuttle and the Russian spare THOMAS E. FERGUSON, station Mir participated in an 245-mile·bigb orbital CFE AUDITOR OF STATE . ballet worthy of 2001: A Space OdysseY,. Flnanclel Report of the "It's a beautiful sigbt"lt's a great world," be said. Board of Library TruatHI : Monday's rendezvous, the fust bjltween U.S. and Melge County Public Library • Russian spacecraft sjnce the 1975 Apollo-Soyuz Far Flacal Year ~n~lng dOCking, was a I 0-minute rehearsal for the fii'St sllut· Docemliir 3 1, t9!14 • He-space station dQCking inJune. This time, Discov· - county !;If M•lgo , Recelpta : Gavernmenlel ; ery and Mir hovered between 37 and 44 feet Iipari. Funda •. "We arc bringing our spareships closer tosether. · 486,136 ! We are bringing our nations closer together," Toxeo......................... ·. Wetherbee said at the momeot of closest approach. Fin• and Feea .....• ~·-···· 2 • 528 ! Mir commander Alexailder Viktorenlco said it was · Earnlngo on lnvestmento..... ..... ;............................... 28 ' 110 : "almost like a fairy tale ... almost too good to ·be Mlocellenoouo Receipts....... t· ~ true.'' . ' Godls ·· Public Notice Public Notice Holy and true .. God gives blessings and miracles With beginnings anew God is wonderful Marvelous,Jorever a friend He's loving and kind Our'heariS be will mend .. · MAGGIE'S CROCKPOT CUlton, W. Va. 3114-773·56t2 VALENTINE SPECIAL Dinner For2 Baked Chicken $t2.95 6 oz. Rlbeye $14.95 For As Little As $6.00 Per Inch Per Day --~-~.~ ,. --Poets' corner-__,;_~--: Old Man Death CARPENTER SERVICE BASKETS. -Sorority takes on cancer crusade for special service project Members of Preceptor Beta Beta . Cllaprer of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority bave taken on the Cancer crusade as a special service project for 1995. 1 The group woriCed in the fund . drive bist year which neued record donations. Eleanor Thomas will again this year be worldng with the . . American Cancer Society in the • ·program Thomas asked members . to decide on when they want to . conduct lbe campaign, eilber May · or June and lbal prior to that she will ask Pat Boyer of the Gallia· County office to a meeting to YOUNG'S (No Sunday Calls) . QUALITY WINDOW SYSTEMS •Cuttom Made •Solid lllnyl replacement window• ·•Free E1tlmat11 •$200 ,lnttalled Call for Detail• •VISIT OUR SHOWROOM" . 110 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio "Look for the Red and Whhe Awning"" 992·4119 AITromm, Owner 1·800.291·5600 .· Vacuum Special offer includes; 1. Clean motor ~-~~<::ire<lse R"ol,.le--. r Bearing~ 3. Clean &check agitator 4. Clean all moving parts . Clean & check filler system 6. Check Belts 7. Check electrical system B. Replace filter bag . - - .. All for only $14.95 plus parts . 'One year warranty on work performed · Valid on all nationally advertised brands only We service most makes & models . 2/12192/1fn Service Special .. MR. VACUUM. 'CLEANER . 368 W. Main St· Riply WV. 304-6144' '. ' �~A~L~LiEY~OO~P~~~1~9~~~----------..........----------------~Po~m~e~r~o!y~MTid~d~le~p~ o rt~,O~h~io~~======~~~~~~======~The~~D~a~ily~SI;n~ti~n;e~l~p~1~g~e~9 . NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE 47 Cephal of lho Ukraine f Gaff ecora 51 llecomo 7 Anclenl golley eleclrk:ally 13 8elong chorged 14 Hoblluated 53 - M•rcoo 15 Beer maker 55 Relllf 16 Sowed 56 Negaleo 17 8odl.. ol 57 8818 water 56 Degree 18 Grook lllond ACROSS PHILLIP ALOE~ BEATilE BLVD.® by Bruce Beattie llnr 10 ur1c cIll( r115 32 Mobile Homes fOr Sale 3 Announcemtnts Eaoy·-.-. ... ,_Ill21-.IlOCUII JODO, ..........,. ~ __ l'or T-. -- - c.,_ . -...g F~mlohod :t':l Mo~ "-O:::,..... ter I P..M. 814 411 8210 I -~Dog, 114-m' 11457,1 - Auloo Wftb Or Wfthoul llotcn. Coli 4nJ Uvoly. IM-388-1303. Buutllul C.llco Kilton, F""'!'I01 I Wlnlod To Buy: Slondlng ll"" bor, 114-:JN-2758. Top Prlcoo Pold: All Old U.S. Colno, Gold Rlng!J Sllvor Colno, llontha Old, Shola, AnC1 Gold Colno. ll.b . Coin Shop, Doc~S';';'iJ.o A LoYing - . 151 Second Avenue, Galllpolla. 114· • ' Block a groy llriDMCICIII, hu 7 Wlnlld To Buy Uood lloblle Home,_ Call 814-446-0175. -.outllkl0coi."~7MO. F-logood...,_melepuppr 1 to 10 w•ke old, tound at my .....,_.,_- """ Sl. hmlrd, ,,..._ _ _ •"• 1:00. , _ To Good - , 2 Ft101110 Puool-. Port S.bonan HuokJ, La&; 114 441 021f Aile< I P.ll. Holl-g!OWR SlomHe ldltono ond m ot_~~~~ : .oloQ . one lobby <!II: -..-•• l14 11 Lost & Found Employment Service s 11 Help Wanted ·.,. AVON I All - · I Shlllef SpleiW, 304-875-1421. AVON io buy ot oo/1, llo~lon. In~;;· ot 1-i00-112 . --264$ • =,...,...,.:,-.,.-...,..=.,.- Appllc:~~tlon• Are Now a.lng Mcpeted At Plnecrut C.re "Center, 170 PlnecNM Drive 011- llpolls, Ohio 45631 For F~ll Time And Port Tim•, Slalo T_,od L.ool· llmolo WeiiNirw- doal =~T, IIH, If lound clil Nu,.lng Anlatan11. Comp.tblve ~·· Dlff~<enllol WHh EJ. nee, Equol Opportunffy L.ool· In AUIIond 01N 01110 ploywr. ..- . 1M '1112-2041, A¥011 --Eom $II .fl4 /Hr. Ful Or :l:~celegeln...- Pill lime, No Door To Door. 1IDN27-46401nd. /Rop. AVON SELLS ITSELF L.ool· mole cllocallto Lib Hood Colh lor Wlnler IHio? IIIIWer to C.ooy, lrwlndly lomlly 011, a-h SIJ Mkld'-rt oroo, - · $ M i l II Work.-. ·14·112-2101, Torrftoty OpiiONII.Indep. Aop. 1· Loll : llole Whffo ,lrnerlcM e.. B00-1112:cT.i6. ldmo Dog In Tho ~~on:..m. 8ebylftler In fly Home, """" Aroo. Rowordl 114-2!1 1801. noon Shift, IM-448-7672, Coli Loot: Smoll, Bloct Lib. V.nco ..,_, • A.ll. a 2 P.ll. ---lhlll "'::i1d s- Rood, Aeconlly Spoyod Red Collar, An...,. ..An~~'~ - Glboon, 114-3J'II.a!O. 7 Wanted, Ill home. Slllrl now. No oxpor- FIWO IUpplloo. envelop~~; Yard Sale FIWO lnlormlllon. No ~ion. Send S.ol:S:£ lo :>terllng, Dool. ~~· Box -87, Orloildo, FL Gallipolis & VIcinity Experience Outelde s.... Per. eon Full /Port lime, llenllfte, ALL Yard Slllea Mull. le Paid In Adwance. DEADLINE:, 2:00 p.m. lhe day befo,. the ad ia .to Nn. Sunday .clition • 2:00 p.m. Friday. Monday edition • 2:00 p.m. Saturdly. Bartender IWiiltreu C.lllllof-441-475&. Elcm up lo $1000 wookly oluftlng • wa-. Clill 304.175-11157. Nu~ ~ School. Chl~ell-f 1......,:3llplll Agoo 2-K, Young School Aal Du~rtng Sun Volloy "ook hem. L.aact. provided, No CMdh ::::,.:.:- -.=.-· III,Ohlo a Vlrtlnlo, 7IW7II. · - - CCII. Doeor E. Cllelr, ~ • 7M-I4 111M HI M:ID. 8 a aa-· :::..~wn:,.:y•l'l:,te.;:; E· cN'ifllnl*; 'J Fmanctal 21 Business Opponunlty . INOllCEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. '111COmmendl ttud you do buef.. Contact ol"'rwd"ar .... wllh people you k.-1 end lllforw Ftlbruilry I , 1 • NOT lo lind - 1 " ' - h lhl •' P I - eon C::~". m mall unlll you hllve lnVMtlg.lled P I - Dr1-. Cia DH lho olllrlng. UIISI. IM-448-7112. Wanted to Buy ~I - , _ l!lr_tng quotlllod lllllgnlnll~ -~n 1 ,...,_ roqulrod. _,., .....,., Box R-8 c/o Pt. P I - Roglolor, iOo llllln 91., Pl. Ploount,'NV 28110. Rea l Eslale =· . . . ~ 1./.-:"' ....~ ....:; VCA'o, ,_ w-. llryOI'I, Elc. 114-256-1238. o.,. lledclll Llbamory T...,nlelln eaunry ,,.,.., 01 Holo •• Clinic. Plrl·llme E-.lngo And Sllurdly !fomlng. llliid - . , . To: H - C&nlc, o~ocu.n Human R'eourcae Dlpartrnent J'D'oAuloPirtollldSelvogo, liD JlckeOn Pike, O.Uijlollo, Oil • bufk'l WI'ICU,Junk 1111• & 45131. IIUCIUi. Allo, poite lor 111o. 304773-5343 or 773-5033. •I houM In Naw. Haven, $125/mo.; 514-m-7111. BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES, 1136 Jockoon Plkf lrom S2:121o $215. Wolk lo movlea. Cell 114-441-2Mi. All real estat~ advertising In this newspaper is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act Nlcaly Furnished Apr~~rtment, 1br, ned lo Ubr1ry, ptrklng, ol 1968 which makes It Illegal qulroil. Hl14-466-8604. to advertise •any preference, ll m~atlon or dlscrtmlnatlon based on race, COlor, religlon, sex tamilial status or national o~i n , or any Intention 10 make anv such preference, iimltaUon or discrimination.• 11m._ W•ntlld, Salect And ' nllhed, wa•h•rJdrr,:...=:;'i1• 1yr. ,.... ,no pete. 7. Apartment tor rani In Por'nlroy, S17~mo . ; CINr Cutting Avallabla. Fre• On lNW EltlmtitM. 20 YMr• EJ;. ....-. t14-31,.7VI8, Or 114- ' .,.1054. Free Delivery. Mavtaa Aul.omallc W•lh• t YHr Warr1nty $205; Whlrt~ Onl Sooro Conllructlon . . . . K.,_,.II,OOIII1U 1141; Dna ctntrwl ha1t, air, r•fwwlc.e ,.... lloylllg Wuhtr & Dry• Lorge C.pacl1y, Excattent CondlthH'e, $15P: Nocchl Sowing !lachine, Orec:k Sw..per, 614-367-i'IOI At. tar 5 P.M. PICKENS FURNITURE .Naw/U11d 814 441 BUB. •· - Onl Sol " - Far Fire $110; • SWAIN tumfture, · Miler~, WMiem & Work-·· 514-446-3158. VI'RA FURNITURE 1114-448-3158 Oualhy Houllhold FumHur. And Appllanc~. Gre•t ~11 On C.oh And Carryl AENT·:z'.OWN And Llyawey Also Available. F- Dollvory WMhln 251111oo. room, 107 $et;Gnd Annul, Qal~ Woohlr,_ Dryor, Color T.V., CB llpollo, S2D51Mo. UlllhiH Pllld, Radto, Mlcrow•w, Ratrigerator~ 114-441-4411 Aftor 7 P.ll. · 114-2!6,1238. Fumlthtd Apartmtnt, 1 Bids Building Suppllll a-.....,--...,. -\ 101'1, llnllll, Rio llrlnde, c.a - Pets for Sale • ., -"";;;;;;-ii;;p:7;;;tii;;;;;;;i;;g. ~ . =.....d. hf.Ut 1 ~~:!-' :.,-::!',.'t mt. Webb. 108 Racing -.rt, 11.5 HP onglne, S52S, 114-MNI?I ot 814-94112045. Aefrlgerltcn, Stove~, W.IM8 And pry..., All RICOncltlonllll And Gouronl- .,00 And Up, WIADIIIvor. l14-ll-. Romlnaton . .13, Bit noo With I Choku, Over Pilon& 114-ZMIn IA.II. .. P.ll. =~,:..~":::::: 1:00pm l'rt.aun. Jr. oondl ooo. blue blbbo .,,, - - - · $110. :1114-111. STORAOE TANKS 3"000 Gillon Uprlghl, liOn e..... ~,.....,...., Jocklon, Olllo, I-.,7-M21, · SUNQUEST WOLFF TANNIHO BEDS- NM Can clat Home UnMo $1".00, Llmpe- "* L.adorw- lat 1M. P~1 - • $20.00; Col Tocllv' FREE NEW Col« Cololoog. 1. . . . . tll7 . 8eiO- a PuiiiJI-.1M47N721. AKC Y.U0:..1'.F W-. •- Flnl loforw I P.ll. · 1:30 • Or•Aftll' Musical InStruments ~if';;;d;i:J~;;;;j;;:-;;;: ~182 fllndw 1111~1 lwbloe':i, 4l'21dly8. Farm Supplies & Lt veslock -I Farm Equipment 2· 7 FRANK & ERNEST 1878 88 F o i l - u. • w.y '· Good! 111,500, 114 •mi. · 310 Lontl Tnootor Dl- PI, U• ftllh Front Loodor Hov Spier l luc:UI. Good Condltlon: IN Ford n.c1ar Wllh I Pl. SC- .,,700, 114-44&111111, -7717. 430 lni•MIIonol Wtntlo holy , F' 'tl Toyoll 4WD pickup, .,000, 614-)11241D2. 1D83 Chivy Full stu 110 Sert• 4x4, 310, 4 Spied, Spon Whoelo, Bed u-,~- Tim, Excellent Condthon, 81.000 IIIIH, $4,750, 614-441-3781 ho, Wkendo. 1990 Bronco, full1lu, Eddie B•uer, exc. concl., $1\500. 304675-3378. 1993 Ford F-150, 414, 6 Cylinder, -; 5 Speed, Air Conditioning, 614-- 'I i 74 wHn lhun-Spm. ::1m:::·~s=:po =n=ol':c.,:-,1::,._::-:::zsa.e=:-::3117.=.1D97 Suzuki LT 2309 4-w-, good cond., $1350 01 trode for good pickup. SOW75-3114, 76 a..:. Othlr - And Ullod Troclon -~- .I ,. ' "., Auto Parts & Accessories Fcir c..b CrHII Ad., . . a.- 81 . 041.1 w...._,..,.. lllblllhecl' 1f75. 82 OllllltiMft Uti. Plumbing Hilling 'fn•;"«. You'll Come Up Aces With Tbe Classifieds (. I ' I Auto!! for Sale eonw.,lwo '-· •••Cot¥"'*" __ ,__ IIIII 4 lion $11100, --~~. • lf7l lulcll r..tloln ~. 110,000 llllol, - SMRCIG ' T WN EBNEV8 # F •LI: ~-. RNI IBTJNR UTI B J ----· R N I L J ABRW AG . . •~ TRG ' •....J EITGBIJ. ' - JBRBUT . , ~ : .~:'~ PREVIOU S SOLUTION: "'The lhree things !hal go on an aging goller : his · •· nerves. his memory and I can't remember the third thing." - Lee Trev1no. '· •c~ ..... - 5by -'--NEA_. _Ino - --C-199 r::~:t:~' .r .. .,::. • . '·:r. ..-.. ...... ,..., . ..., - - - - - - -'- - - -- -- -- - - ,. S© \\.~~- ~ £trs· ldltod Rea rrange tatters of 0 four. Krambled words ~~ CLAY I . WOlD lAM I POLLAN - - - - - - - ' . . .:J . ..!J tha be· " \ oil low to form four words ... .. . .. p V0 RD r I -.T~Hr-0..-N,c..-il ~' r. I 3 1 I t ... ~-L--~~--~~ N .- . O Cb yompf,ll.ng lete 8 " . .,,_ , . ,,., ·• ,. the chu< kle quoted in th e m•ssmg wo rd.s ..L......IL-...1 vov d e~elop from step No . 3 below. .. .. t. . .•." .. ... .' ~ •• f:! ~. '' ~ SCRAM-lETS ANSWfRS ' .. \'IN6- · DoNe;. ' . STR!Kf A8WW IN Tl-f W\R ON HIGH Pfi.ICES. SHOP THE CLASSIFIEDS. IIOI:S TI\\S llti.ON€> TO <ltlE <lf ~ov L~t>S ? ITUESDAY FEBRUARY 7 R~ASCN ' lor your Aslro·Graph predictions for Send LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your fnends may express Interest 1n what you have to say today , bU t dunng your coffee breaks , be 4465. New York . NY 10 163 . Be sure to . care ful not _to monopoli ze the ent ire con· versa11on .• stale you r zoPiac sign . the . yea r a head by ma1hi"\Q $2 to Ast raGra ph. c/o th is new s paper . P .O . Box e.. PISCES (Feb. 20·March 20) Your position in several critical matters at work is by- no means 1!Tipregriable today. K"e8p this in mind if you teal the ur~ to start · flexing your muscles. .: & In the yea r ahead, changes might davel· op that could enhance yo ur malenal circumstarlces. You might no"t implement them yoursel f, yet they'll work out to your ultimate benetit. AQUARIUS (Jan . 20-Feb . .19) Unlortunale ly, wishing will not make il so. tod ay . Hee d the voice: of prac t1catlty when it tells you lhat if you want something .. you must mak e i t ha ppe n. Aquarius ; lreat yourse« to a birthday gift. ·blame "els·eWhere fOfmistakes you macfe. Even if it wound; you r ego a: bit, own up . to you r errors. ARIES (Mar c h 21 · April 19) Avoid LIBRA (Sept. 23•0cl . 23) Instea d ol to press ure when shopping today . The mOiiev being spent is coming out of yOur pocke,l. not th e intimi dali ng salesperson's. adhering to narrow views today . try to be ll ex ible in your thinking . A closed- mi nd mig ht shut out _e nriching thoughts or ideas . SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Sleer clear of co mpl e~~: finan cial involvements today, espe'"cia ily those in which you question the credibility of the persons presenting. the deal. GEMINI (May 21-.June 20) You wrll have SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23·Dec . 21) Do nol linle tolerance tor an yone tampenng with deliberately ignore the counsel of others today, bu t try to think for yourself , too. Weigh yoUr thoughts against the a·dvice you receive. ·. TAURUS (April 20·1'.1ay 20) Do no! yield Wednesday, Feb. 8, 1995 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Toda y you mi ghl be lempled lo point lhe finger ol encounters w1th mdividuals whose ideas usual ly conflict w•th you rs. Today they m1ght be par11culartv intent upon defend· mg the 1r positions . yoUr independence today . Avoid com panions who try to arrange your schedule to accommodate l~el rs . CANCER (June 21 -July 22) Normally tedious tasks co uld prove extremely frus· trati ng today. Focus your eHorts on jobs that don't. require an oppressive.commii- ment of mi nd . body or lime. .• ..:l . .,,'{ .. . . II'! ; <- j . ...."-. ' ·~ . ASTRO-GRAPH 2 'G '9 5 Differ.- Racer - Swirl - Bigamy -FAMIL Y "Didyouevernotice,"thenewlywedaskedherhusband . '"that our misfortune s are more bearable th an the criticism we get from our FAMILY?" 10 Cltt.N 11 ~ow... CAPRICORN (Dec . 22-Jan. 19) Arrange your sch edule today so that your most difficult tasks are at the top ol your list. Your proficiency might lessen w1th the pa·ssage of time. Col !Ilion, • • .. .· ~ LOXE T . , ... RQ.BOTMAN v.ry D•J•n~lllll,.......,..tm. 1 " ata or'\ - j; . - lA • ' . o\" pete MJII) ftr t-.er e '' •,.J t· X N I. ! I'll L ...q : R N W • • . ,~ VLJWBRJ PRIN T N U M B E~E D LETTERS IN SQ UA~E S MLM MOII-I; • ' ~ _" L-....L-+ ~ .L--L- ~o,~"'olt.5 0 h7~ ,... ::.ON .~ Electrical & Relrlgeratlon • , •''U I l I 1I I I Jnd danq prourJ of ;t- ~ :"tH !!' clel. 814-.2. .1111. ~ 84 e I 7 BIG NATE F-men·o H_,lng And~ lnllollollon And - ComJMr. · EM Certlt*i. Relklentlll, 71 , ·, lU . ~"' -4 I BASEIIENT WATERPROOFIHGI U.-.cfhlonll llollme gllllrwn1-. Locol rllllwnc• · Coli 1-.aJ-411171 O r · - ...... hoy "" ..... . , . _... I• I P.ll. by Luis Campos . Celebrity Copher cryplograms are created !rom quotahons by ramous people . pas! and present Each lener m ltle c•pfler sram!s lor anolh er Too..y·s clue C ttqt~als G I really don't hke the winter 5 6 . I I I 1 months. ! prefer to sit in the summer sur~.and risk a sun bum, at r -N-- - - T --....,,Ieast you don 't have to .----1 5 5 1 •' Home Improvements Ron'o TV Service, oplclell.dng In Z.nHh elto Hrvk:ing lftOIII other lnnd1. Houu e•tte. 1· ...... 800-J'97.«115, wv 304-5J11.23h. SqoiMI - Of HOy 11.21·..... til 411 11121 A~ ~ Ck TI-liNe:> ~ . 2314. ~ . ' ..,.. ~~. lollld Hoy .,.10, 114 441 4121, ~- Clood- Hoy Th."""""• OH I,.._ t-IO,t-IO ... ~l-J££1), PO\~ 11/Y, l<r- a.....-, T1W 2 A11N And llbtod Orohord 11r1oo 12.00 To 12.21 A 30W71111113, 114-S7147M. . lull va lues. South would have made a forcing pass . Decla re r won th e club lead in the dummy and played a trump to his nine. llf he pl ayed a heart to the ace. Wes l c~ uld unbloc k th e kin g, jud ging th a i So uth would take the. fi nesse if holding t he queen.l Wesl won with t he king and continued wi th a second club. Declarer won in the dummy . discarding a di a ~ mood from hand. and drew the rema in · ing trum ps. . · Now the con tract is ensured. As Wes t is marked with the spade ace from the bidding, a low spade toward dummy's kin g s kewers West on th e tiit es of Morton's Fo rk. II he ducks his ace, de· cla r er wins with d ummy 's kin g, di s · cards hi s s pa de quee n on dummy 's third club honor a nd concedes two dia: mond tncks. Whereas if West wtns with the spade ace, declarer has 10 tricks by way of two spades. five hearts and three clubs. · Bu t So uth , stiflin g a yawn , led th e s pad e queen m st ead of a low one. Gratefully, Wesl won with t he ace and returned a spade, holding South to nine tricks when the clubs didn 't break. P e rh aps it is l ime lor the World Bridge Federation to make stamina less important tha n skill. CELEBRITY CIPHER Corry Tnnsmll-. 1~ 11 IIIII hor-m tw loiN off ~~~ L Transport at ton Rodone Dn - · t14ollll-~. r.r;;., ~" ~IC ILY < . -... . . --··* 114-44&-'1115. C.rpot, Tolllly . TfJ.L ME.., ~. 5IDR. \.JIIAT iXCl A. ~~~TOO It-\ c.alt~C.fin - Plcfi.Up Porto .... 811oh 21 HP lr8olor wlh - · Cobo, Dooro, .. a Mora. 42" olot bolO~':"~'="""· Alea, 414 Drlva Train PIM. 3 IIIIM South Of Clellpollo AI.JuQ. lion Rl. 7 l Rl_,__ 2)~< HEW 63 LIVIIIock PHONE NUIIBER: ,_mz --.0011 ~ Last Novem ber. lor reaso ns best known to my psych iatrist, I look pari in the New York Cily Ma ra thon . I a lso co mpe te d i n last yea r 's bridge marathon: l he world champion s hips in Albuquerque. Toward the end of the 15 days no one was pl aying at his or he r best, as evide nced by loday's deal. Foll owing hi s pa rtn er 's re double, South's lwo·hearl rebid showed a mini· ~1 ' Motorcycles .... Wllh 1tock whMII, $221, cal - . .:,nh And BORN LOSER 614-992-1048. Budget Prlcod Tronamlo-. Joo R - F..., EQul_,r And Uud l robulff, Ill IJ'pol, olorl• F~r~m... ~~... a 1111o1 South lng 01 $69; qwnor 1144N-2031. ., Of Jeclleon, On Slota Route 131, 114-28W7SI. 21711 MF Cob a AIJ.i John10n1 Tranamlulon And 21150 JD FWA Cob • Air, :Dou S.rvlc:e, U111d · And AebuNt . : · John !loon, FWA. Cob --Afoo.CooloAncl ,, :mill IIF Cob a Air, . _ 64 ' Hay & Grain 32 Mobile Homll tor Sale LOAO L 1D87 Ford 6 Fl. Truck Bod, Oood Shopo, 614-311-8028. 4 Toyolo P225175R15 rodlolllrool .--. sow~ ---Wih J ANP TAICt A I 73 Vans & 4 wo·s - · 304-171-3241. Ad. 112 1111111, ,.,.,, - . Elll-111 Kllohln, With Dllhwwher And 1hM Comp 1 c lot. FIo m o ,_...,.. i-Finllhed ,_.o \fth Room, flee. Aoomln L.Minclr} Drl.. aor.ae. FIWO 1Mvo Dlot. D I lwd 4 Em. Cor Clenai With ........ 110 FIUII n-_ Top 'Ditn, 11Mu111111 Lw I 0I 'i• I Aor-. 1tl311oblle-. 14112, - - IN •• SIT ()OWN ;' 112 Pino, Blode, - ........... 12110 llobiiO Homo, ~. -piW.C:.o,IM-448lllnot He~-""' Ttft PO(.TOf( IS Blu~r1 367·'77!5. •'-"'"·'- . . -·k , Drr•. - ~ aun vlaor and sun roof 2.8 v"~ engiM, exce111nt coniittlon. $1000, &'14s 1987 Chavrolet IA Ali' pass mum or sub· mini mu m opening . With 0 '' - Home OVM1addna Ohio Alvor. Uppor - · 3 .,_. .. cond .. 14000. 304-6'Ts-l'217. ,_..--,.,----1 1....,_,.,~ .... .-200, 814-62-3N6. S1 lr-----. ME ? cond., $1800. 304-e75-134t ••• 4pfTI. 1183 Cheby 1 ton dualy truck. $11100. 11181 ChivY nn, good THEN 'tMLL BE A LONELI{ PERSON WHO KNOWS HOW TO DANCE j MD-304!. 1169 Chovy Sllvorodo Culton truck.J._•Icellenl concltlon, m.-: Clood lrokl 0..1111' 8110, SliGO, IM 2411017. ·lalutiM NOONE WILL DANCE WITH i 1992 Bonneville SE, •-•~. 30,000ml., foclory WIITinly. 3Q4. :::175-=3-:75:'.3'-.,--~:-:-:.,-...,,..-­ 1992 eo.. ,... 48,00~oml., axc. Services lor Sale . ......... 2 llelho, - ES lfmlllld, &8,000 M.... $4,700, COeur 72 Trucks for Sale RoglllSponfefo For MC W~AT'IF WH'I' DON'T '{QlJ TR'( TAKING . DANCE '' 6M·388-1701. WI ="'~-~.~~~ =====~:::-~= - ~ 't3 Suzuki K111111 600, rod, 3200 Houre, I.Doka. Rulli mllee, $3400, 114--112-3011 bet, 114417·7217. '992-2156 675-1333 181111 2dr. Ford Badon .. 32,000ml., · 3114-475-1238. 191111 Eoglo Promfer Soden, 40, lllol!!i, wv, Rocky Poo!Wr!; -·77WM1. any .....~~~, llrge/a!\...1. Second 91., Pump, 0.. ...,,..., 1 - . In the Classifteds% - . .....-. 61 o.nao. ~ - . .... SAVINGS••• 1869 Morcury Sebll LS A... a looko Oood, High MI.._ .. """ A. . F......,._ W. buJ, 0111 ond Uode INIQue. ...... , _ furilflhlngo. Will bUY 3 ledl00flll._2 1 - . - - • ; nl By Phillip Ald e r I a-- 1ol • 2nd Cut Orohonl Homll ·-- . . tead: •J '' 2 lllnlotura .............., MC Aoglol-, 114-317-411P. 1192 Pontloc Flreblrd, ~ Condition, Low llllufll, After I MC -.nt0n pulllll-. 2 P.M. 114-441·7143, · IIIIIM, U00 a 1:1110•. 3cloU75Wonlod lo buy- 'II 01 5471, night• Capric:• Claala maal be Broughams or LS, V..e, loMIIcl, 4 . - . 814-1112-3802. -1210. Our readers are hereby Informed that all dwellings advertised' in this newspaper are available on an equal oppo rtun~y basis. 31 4128. Cloilcll' OH C.H Wln,,.. 114-441-4147. 81•1 Bldal Far Salol Winter S.IO ·Umltod lnvenlory Buy - A I M ' - :10140 101171, 100x100, 1:ioo • • '111!0. 100,000 HI Emoloncy GH Fu..""- IMMiai!!._!: 800417-; Dna _ ... EIICirlc l'urnocoo With lAIC Con- lniM &n.Jiatad COVWIIIa PO, AUCTION & FURNITURE. 12 Olivo Sl., Galli polio. - 1 Uood 55 - Albbllf Blrnl, No oppllen- HouMhofd lurnlllllng. 112 mL Jerrlcho Ad. Pt. Pluant, WV, eaH 304-f7S.1450 4 Condhlon, ~"'..!.·...~~.-::: ::::!ooool=. 175-4248 ......,....M7S. 30W711- No - · 19 Bu llring cry Fatigue produces errors 18M Mull~, ~ llllol, Good S3 Dbl. Redbl. Pass • 4 • IN OUR BARN!! $3,500, od 114-liiZ~U. This newspaper will n01 know11ngty accept ad~t~enls eme nJs for real estate which is In violation ol the law. DINO-MITE I• 2• SUPERMOUSE 18M Chovrolol Corolco, 4 dr. 2.8 fllellnllclod I cylinder, I ...: = Hour1: Mon..Sal, 8-5. 614-441- 0322, 3 mllol out Bulovlle Rd. ·Aulomolk Woohlr Almond 1Ju N• 1 Year W•rranly, S205i GE poll, 614-11112·2218. Automatic W•eher Like New, t YMr Worronlr f205; Whlrtooal Automolk Wlohor Elccollonl Condition, $150; Whirlpool Automatic Wtlhar Ad¥1 c1da ElccolloN Condfflon ·$1!10; 2bdrm. •pB., 101•1 electric, ap- Whirlpool Aut0111allc -hlr pllencal tumleMd, iau~ White Clood Working CondKion, Sll5; Konmore Dryor SIS; Sldo room focllffloo1 lo In town. ANIICMionll anlllbla By Sldl Aclvocodo WH $215; al: Vlll•g• -Gretin APII. ... or Cut To $1115· Konmoro Electric Rongl $D5; Skeggo Applle...o, call 614...82·37'11. EOH. 76 Vine Sl-. Glllloollo, 1142br., 2nd 1.1-. ldlehon IUr- 441·73118, 1-100-4111-341111. EOH. Buutllul lhrM bod,_, H.U.D. opprov.l d •PI~-'1, PO!"'IOJ, ciOM to town 3, Khooll, 1335 mo., 814-182·1333. amou Chllof1111 1n CloJ. ~ 114-44&-'1844 Coli l6h ·-~ '· Don, olunll Ml 8111 Ull YGoir - Apanment lor Rent 1 •nd 2 bedroom apartmanll, fumlahed .nd Ynfumlahed, ucurhy •pall requlrad, no & lleiUro ~In-. FIOI'II 1::111 . :00, Vllfrlng, Far Two 44 • blooke, = Olrlh 1 t , Reward 12 Taro root Pass Twin Alv1,. TOWer now accept- - · molatures 5 Anger 6 Uncanny 7 Aclress Jecquetlne 8 Li ke (ouH.) 9 RegreHecl io Goddess ol Vu lnerable: Both Dealer: East Sou th West North East WE .GOT US A =·· Summer. :J Deyo por lllnlmum 114-446-3Q7. 614-446-4383. Will bobylll In mr ...,_ In tho Experienced uiMpeople-DI,.ct Rutland •'!!'~ -'llod, fliKible NIM po1ltlon of 1 nec .... ry hourw, 114-N-2113. 1-Ung? For tho ol lhl & Auction •orr. coiiBM-112·7303. "'A•"'·k"'":-__ --,.--:: ..• tlon--:Com:----l,mmodllle Oj>enlng Far filii ~ _,... · pony, limo O.r And Evenrr.'ll Shift, RN ~; SuporAOor. CompotM va Wipe, .,.. c::r. He 1 Baby'• napklno 2 Concerning (2 wdo. ) 3 Aclr••• Perlman 4 Conde nsed .... runo . 1111 MJlQ, lnctudoo llldll• l DOWN K 9 7 3 .0 3 Condf. v... Bot••• ,.Jeda1 Liberal commlaalona, llrm, No lrovol~ Me~ rnem -nun11101. ::oound ln- P Ubll C S a Ie 4414711 E•, - Antiques "auy-.,-..,..,..1 . "'R"'tv~•"'lno"""Ant..,..lq-·•-, 45 Furnished Port um. -._-. - - r 35 Lots & Acreage 1124 E. llllln 111-. on AI. 124, Rooms Pom11 oy. Houro: M.T.W. - .- - ~ry. 114-982-. 11140. 1 Am Lillo Far Solo, 4 Lrn. lo 1:00 p.m., Sundly 1:00 Plrt~lme -lon far AH.z...~N, FNIII IIOIIIhl, ,,..._ . Roome for rant , WHk or monlh. to 1:00 p.m. 114-892-2521. Sllnlng II $120/mO, Gollle Halo!. liED TECif or LAB TE..,:, for 1.:111=11111-:. ,Or-:::1;;-1::::4=441:-422a.===·-;::= 54 Mlscellanaous lloeon Co. WIC lo • - In ..,.. '7o.o., MI,OOO, CIIIIIDollo F~ 614-446-VS80. llflclllone ,_,... of PI" 3 Old otrucllllle, ol( nw!n BIMplna ~whh ~. Merchandise llclponto. Far fwlhlr lnlonno- 1!4ml. 304471-1217. AIIO A..-Jlir on rlnr. ~I lion, _ , ... lhl ...... County !if'"'PI· I ollw 2:00 p.m., I Sloro On leo Tlckelo For WIC OHk:e, 304-&75-5211 ot -m-.5851, 180ft wv. write WIC Dlrwctot, llld-OI!Io Ftlbruory 241h, AI Tho Clnctnnoll Rent als Volley Heenh· Dopon..n~ 211 eom...... s22 Por Tlckal, w1n47 Wanted to Rent 1-lld Call 114-44r,4551 Allor llh Slrlll, Plrflorwburg, WV 21101' "'leiOphone 304"'58 73111' I-4-1_H_o_u_ees_f_o_r_R_e_nt 5 P.ll. __ Wlnlld: llobllt Homo l..d For Smoll L.ocel Finn S..ldna Full Rtnl, Rural Ara Or In A Srull Attention llobl.. & Dol biiWide lime .On Coli Cloonlng "li!Ch- 2br., .._.on An., ,.fwencl & ~oblla Horn• Park, 614-4141..Q870. Hom:xs•••,. We Ctny A complelo Stock Of lnlo~horm nlcleno. lluot Be DIDOndeblo, dloooll roquiNd, you PlY 12SEER Hell ' Pun ·PI And fur. A'Np >nllbll, Committed, Will· utllffiM. 304-t'f5.2531. Merchandtse And llobllu fur. l[lg To . Be Trolnod. Sind Bid,_ In ~.. lllouml To SCC8 P.O. 11cnr Ui, 3 Pone Wlih ~ Avllllble Coli Bonnen'o lloblli ·KI(r, DH 4!5843. 0.. HMiil CAy Willi' ~Piuo Ut Mloo 1210 Dlaolll, -lng • .:;oo!lng Al114o VENIIINCI: Won1 Clel Rich I P.il. .e P.M. ,,.... 51 Household · f-IO'Em J.812·5DI7. ... Qulok. Wll Golo 81-. Cor -Orl--.1817. Lie .._,.OrThe olr• lloblll Goods Income.· Prfoll To Sell 1-40tJ.82o. I-;::~:.:..:;:.:-.:.:.:7'=:-=--,Home WaH Furnac:•. Th8t U.. 4353. lor IIIII In Pl. - I l l , ~~ l VInyl In BlOCk $11.00 Yd No EIICirlc:My. I' V 01 1212. I ~ ~ ==r'~ ~'tr. . Booll Br RO<' •,o ;,., ' C"'h,.-1;-po-a""'o 18 Wanted to Do -:--:--:::--:--=--..,-,.....,.-- _,..... 1 Sl · k. u~•-•-40 To -60 Do< •· . ' H. nMn I homo OOIIIIrllllllon · - - - In io lOIIIn Of .,.. VInyl ' ' n oc --..n OUirant..d, ·• · ·!eM, The Ace T- Senllco. Complole 1rw ,.,., tocaled on ttor. CrMk C.rpoto, M-446-11144. ' Shoo Coli, &.· :· '· c..., 20Jn. up. a ln..,..., Mtlmlll•. 1.......,.1..1111 or t-80(). Ad. oil C..b Crook Ad. :1114 11M . COUNTRY FURNITURE Coller ID "'-nd_-;---c::-, 2773. Codor Bedroom SuMo, l7H. SU.N, 114-9 .. 508-888l - 1111, $88 up. Spc. CAE But tho SDIIng Ruehl.Go1 your OM 2 B1droom Homei Onl 2 ,., o Sopllc Bedroom lloblll - . In IJel. Teblel, .., up. 2pc. Uvfng COIIclwlo i l~mmoro II ..,lead llpollo, R_. SuMo, •218 up. Toblo, 4 Tonka. :1110 'i · <o 0o110ne 114-797-4243. 11 ,_ Sldlrw EQulpmenl COmct.Jra, SMI up. CuriD. 4 & 5 Ron ~VIlla r ~>· . 11318, JICit· pony. 30M75-lll2l. 42 Mobile Homes ~';";.~"'P!_~:.:~ -.OH1-800: ~· , ,28. . Elcc=d Couple Wfth for Rent ll'W820. Elact1jWh" w,! 1alf, E...... Apor1men1 a olonnl , . Elccellonl ~lon, Complex to Wllhln 11172 - l o homo w121c., O.E. . tte::z. lluiJ -~· ·wnh .., en.~• t100• Chit 8300 /Both, 010114 4"t81207. =~ 1';'111• ot polio. l14o $250Ano., tJOCI'd f le. 31M- Dryer. w l"'ot44S 1101. 1244773. OOOD USED APPLWICES 2br - - O n Bob d.,_, rolrfglqloro, llcConnkk Rood For llenl, 114- rlngM. llkogp Appll._ 71 ttevo E~waY? LoH n. Fot, 441.-8. VIne Sl-. Colllt...-7181, 1· Fool Rool Wllh n. F l l . Nlco 2 ............ 1417Q PIOJIIo, 800-41111-341111. PIUI Pill. Cell 11W81 1111, carotyn. · + Electric ' Wot•, n I .e CleorgM Ponoble S.wmlll cion' LAYNE'S FURNITURE P.ll. l14-4484511. houl JOIO' loao Ia lhl iii111 luot Completa homa tuml.tllnge. ::;;;::::..::::.:;;::!:-:----1 L.oc:ol 8 11-. .., . - ···1 20 port 21 V.I.P. 23 19th century philosophe r 27 Light canon . lobrlc 32 Join 33 - B. DeMille 34 J . - Hoover 35 Pavilion 36 Grimier 39 Tennessee Ford 40 Lucid 42 - Krlngle 46 - Molnea t lion, 00,000 · - 12,110, 114- .,94 Wanted to Buy ------=-- Wlnlod To Buy: J101k . . . . .l~...- - • A J 9852 ont Ing oppllclllono I.;; 1br. HOD 1 JMri subt.ldfzed apl. for elderty 1nd homiDMIIIIa lnlurw~e~, .net I handicapped. EOH SOW7511 Help Wanted FREE lot nnL Only 11179. mo - n .... por mo. Duke Cleane111, Pl. Plea11nt haa Call 1-l'JHI. Unfurnished 3 Room, Bolh, Vory pahlon open, no up. necH- NEW BANK REPOSI Only Ioiii · Cloan, Wolor & T-h Pold, No 4 u.ry, apply In peraon Wec:I-Frl., - r llvod ln. 304·71f&.Tftl. Polo, Ponor Ar11, 614-'llfl.8000. 1-3pm only. lng, a Pupploo, Port a-. ·~ 9 -· Setup. 304-7!1 5!11 •Q8 1181 Bulct ~ c CruiN, Til~ ....~.:· ..... bedroom, a1 UMITED DFFERI 1411111 2· · alectrk:, 114-1112-3011, 3br., $11H DOWN, No P~Jn*rt• · Stontwood Apte., llkhlleport, aft• hr& Colhorr a Ohio. EOH. ' He's recoveri ng from a a he art aUack ... Better ·rind him a differe nt get we ll pre sent." 10 Wook !Aile ~ IChlhuolluo ... ,..., To LoWia SOUTH Stonewood Apirtmlllta .,. naw occepllng oppllcollono ond ronl· lng oponmenlo for -.y ond dlllblity, .O J 7 5 4 •Q7 t QJJ06 2 .0 74 1098 2 mtnlln M~art~ CIU 114-1125304 or 614-448-3081. -rm: Giveaway 4 .a .Qoft>lla To 0 1 -, Coli Al- 1/o A K Q 6 5 EAST. AS 500'V 1'6 5CI'v\rnii1J3 [XlES .. . HE l.ut..L COM£5 10 111~ IJ\I!J)... CA. 61. 466 6104. Ono · bedroom lurnllhod oporl• Into A~D IMR.U(V£ SF9\keR'>. . . l-IE Sl't!S f.l.WIJE~ R:hh••~.a.~ Completly FumlsMd mobl'homt, 1 mile below town, -over.. looking rlvar. Depo8tl. No Pate, Forlr, $1100 or S150/mo., coli 614582-61113, """' -1tN Rod"""' 14xl4, 211od""""• Totlll Elerlc:, Undorplnnlng. Reody To Move On Comor Lot Pork Lone llobiiO Court. ...... 111 ••• 1101, ..... ~E:SCllCF ~ • 1114 llonlo C.lfo 2dr, P8, PI, AC, llrwo, MW polnl, a o. cond. SOW75-I:DI. Aportmonll In lllddloiiOII. FnMn $232-$355 • C.U IM-11112-1851. EOH. Nlc1 2 br a~Q, In Pomeroy & lllddlopon, 614-112-611!58. Far ot ,.,.. IOxiO - . one bodroom, gu lurnece, eltdrtc hoi wlflf t•k ond . olovo, located In Pnltl CIU For lntormltion On Order· 1ng er ""' a.,... .... unhl•. FrM Arochun Availab51. lnd .o K 10 9 • 6 4 3 • 8 5 Apt. Gracious living. 1 •nd 2 bedroom IPirtiMI'ite at Vllleae 4IIQI. '. EHiclenc:y Founh Avo. O.lllpol!a. • - Ftlw lend· llofllloe To: cu :AI, ""' ..,.. •• Dl., 1'rllauM. 121 lNnl . _ , -polio, OH THE PMIPEAEO CHEF "Tho Kftchon 81.,. Thall ComM To Y- Door." ~~ Corwullanl AvollollleAI: 1-.(724 Loovell-. 2·7·95 -«16- attar 7:ooPM dol.._ w.... • KIT 'N' CARLYLE® by Larry Wrtpt Apanment lor Rent $210.00 monlh.UIIIhloo 1111. 1110 Cloylon MdO 112 Am 2 BA, 1 Both, CA, ~ Delling, a Dock~, , _ Yard, CioN .To . Gellpollo, 121,000, 114 t41 113l. MI. A.lllrmiiMM,_!"!'!! bo 11 yn. ProcoHCo. - 44 An . . .r lo Prevtout Puzzle I ~ PI �Pa~1o-The Daily Sentinel Tuesday, Febru•.Y 7, 1995 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Meigs, Southern post wins Social Security to_m~ile£~'l~!~~em~y~~t~f!?,f~[!!~e!~Kr!JEm~tl!w~g~a2tLg~c!!,fm.oo b_uS: By FJ) Petersoa ~I Security Manager, Athens · U yoot'~ age~ or olde~ and DOl yet receiVIng Social Security benefits you can expect to get a statem~u sometime in 1995 telling you about bow much you could receive ~benefits. . . .- This montb tbe Soetal Secun~y Adm_inistration (SSA) wtll begm ma•h n, • Personal Earmngs and BeneiH Estimate Stat~ment (PEDES) to everyone who ts age 60 or older, bas earnings credited :to bis or ber· Social Security n~.ber, and _is not currently receiYlilg Social Security benefits. . . The initial mailings to 11:n esumated nine million people will con- lt~ue through September. Begmnmg m October and ~acb year !hereafter, statements will be ~nt to people who reach age 60 during the year. Toward tbe end of tbe century, Social Security expects to send lhe state.ments each year to every~me who IS age 25 or older .. . an eslllllated 123 ":"~on~~Tbes~ SSA-mtttated_ matbngs are required by law. Tbetr P~ •s to belp workers mate sure lhetr earmngs are corr~ctly repu:fd. These reported ea"!mgs are .to calculate a pe~onlbas futureatsoc: Secunty beneotts. t m . es e , st_atement a valuable financial planmng tool. . bo the tax bl Tbe statement s ws a e er(s) and tbe estimated Social you will get an estimate based on iDCOrTeCt eaminJS. report the disSecurity taxes paid The estimates your current age only .. The state- crepancy 10 Social Securi_ty's tonare based on the ~rson's date of ment also includes estimates or free number, 1-800-77~-1213. birth and earnings reported for benefits tbat may be paid sbould When you call, be sure to have . ort 10 . 'obs red nder S ial tbe worlcer bectme disabled cr die youirecords oftbe oomctearnings J cove u oc before retiremenL ·bandy-sucb as w:2s pay stubs, and TbetyPersonal Eamin sand BenWhile your PEDES doesn't tax returns. You aiso should caiJ efit Estimate Statcmenf sbows the guarantee you an euct amount of lhe toll-free number to report an retirement benefit amount workers benefits (tbat will be determined incorrect name or Social Security under age 62 can antidpate at ages when you apply for benefits), it number on tbe state~ent. 62, 65, and 70. FIX' older workers, will provide an estimate to belp If, after you receiVe your stalethe estimates are based on the r- you plan your fmancial future. ment, you decide to apply for soil's current age u for exam~e After you read lhe sratement; retirement or disability benefits, ou're 63 our statement wili you don't need to do anything call the same toll-free number to rbow the eltimated benefits for unless you believe the earnings arrange an appointment to speak our current a e and for a es 65 information is incorrect. If die enor witb a Social Security represenra~ 70 If .g 68 •11 g . · involves recent earnings at your live. an est~a:~o::Cboth yyo~ur current job, oontact your employer. You can speak witb a represen· Securi ::C: buSUJ«:SSdays.The lines are early m lhl: ~eel: and early m ~ontb, so tl 5 best to caD at olheaSSA will use addresses furnisbed by tbe !nternal Revenue Service to mat! tbe PEDES .. If you:re 60 o~ older, not receivm!l S~ Secunty benefits, and don t recetve a sralement b! September 30, 1~5, cail ~ toO free numbea(anyume. ineludinfc _weekends and holidays) and ask or a Form~7004 (Rf\uest for Pe~onal ings andy enebfit Eldsumat~ S~~: ment). ~us ou recetve e statemeot m four to six weeks. Peopie under beage 60 also malhy ~I the same num r to request e .orm. calling lhe Pleasant Valley Hospitil Community Relations Department at (304) 675-4340, Ext. 253. To be eligible for financial assistance from tbe Pleasant Valley Hospital Health Foundation, an individual must be a resident of Mason Gallia or Meigs Counties. Stud.ents must have graduated from an accredited high scbool or' possess a G.E.D. certificate, and sub- must also be sent to tbe Foundation at 2520 Valley Drive, Point Pleasant, WV 25550 by tbaldilte. The Foundation established the Pleasant Valley Scholars Endowment Fund in 1988 wilh donations from local businesses and individuals. Interest from lhe Trust goes toward grant-in-aid loans for students majoring in a bealtbcare related field at a West Virginia or mit a letter of acceptance int.o a bealtbcare field from an accredited institu~on. ~f bigbe~ education in West Vtrgmm IX' Ob10. No pre-prognlms are el!gible for funding .. Applications must ~ recetve~ by lite Foundation by Fncjay, April 14. Letters of reference from two people ~amiliar witb tbe applicant's academiC and/or employment ~tstory, as well as scbool transcnpts Ohio institution of higher learning. Tbe scholarship p~ogram is an extension of the Pleasant Valley Hospital Heallh Foundation's primary purpose of furthering tbe development of new and existing bealtbcare services in Mason County, and assisting Pleasant Valley Hospital in its efforts to .maintain and improve upon tbe quality of open, SWCD personnel advise. · The SWCD Ladies Auxiliary bas available for sale Crown Vetch ground cover plants lbat are specifica)ly suited to plant in tbe small bani'to manage areas. Crown Vetch is a perennial legume witb dark green foliage and pinkish lavender to white clusters of flowers. Eacb growing season new foliage shoots from lhe multibranch creeping root system. Plants obtain a beigbt of 12 to l8.inches. The indeterminate growth produces numerous clusters of. flowers on long staiics fi'OIJl June until September. Each cluster of flowers produce a group of finger like pods, containing one to many seeds. Crown vetch reproduces by both underground roots and seeds. Roots spread under tbe soil to place an start new plants. Seed is produced each year in pods wbicb mature about tbree weeks after bloom .. Crown vetch cbokes out weeds, resists drought, disease and insects. Proper ground preparation is essential for a successful start. Prepare a ftrm seedbed and wort to a depth of three inches. Lime and fertilize tbe area. For best results take a soil sample. However, instead of a soil sample, you can use 150 pounds per 1000 square feet of agriculture lime or equivalent; and a minimum of 15-20 pound/1000 square foot of 12-1212 fertilizer or equivalent. Wort The Community Calendar IS .publllhed aJ a free Jervlce to non-profit group' wbhlng to announce meeting and special events. The calendar is ·not designed to promote sales or fund raisers of any type. Items are printed as space permits and cannot be guaranteed to run a ·specific number of days. TUESDAY MIDDLEPORT -Middleport Masonic Lodge 363, F&AM. Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. All masons invited. iliary, 7 p.m. potluck, 7:30 p.m. meeling at tbe ball. VOl. 45, NO. 198 Copyright 165 . BURLINGHAM -Bedford . Township Volunteer Fire DepartPOMEROY - Pomeroy PTO, ment Committee, town ball at 7 7 p.m. Tuesday, scbool gymnasi- p.m. Tuesday. um. All parents invited to attend. WEDNESDAY POMEROY- FOE 2171 AuxPOMEROY - Meigs Local Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, February 8, 1995 State seeks to ·cut costs on plates tbe lime and fertilizer into tbe soil. cious, Red Delicious, Stayman Plant ground cover plants accord- Winesap and Granny Smilh Apple trees for $21 . . ing to planting guide. This years backyard packet conCrown vetch plants are 72 tains two each of Burning Bush, plants for $21. Other$ items available Ibis year include quatitity bun- White Flowering Dogwood, dles of a single variety of Wbite , Forsythia, Aarow-wood Viburnum · Pine, ScO!Cb Pine. Norway Spruce and Persian Lilac for $8. All orders for these packets or Colorado Blue Spruce 25 tree must be into lhe Meigs Soil and seedlings fiX' $8. Water Conservation District by Also available from the AuxilMarch 10 and must be prepaid. iary is tbe fruit tree paclrl:t wbicb There is a limited number of packcontains one each of Yellow Deli. ers available, it was reported. Hlgb near 20, snow llktly. 2 s..eolons, 12 Pages 35 C.nta A Mulllmadla lne. Newopaptl!r --Finishing touches-- Lemasters appeal denied · by Ohio court . COLUMBUS, Obio (AP) - A state budget proposal dropping tbe requirement for motorists to buy new license·plates every five years would save the state about $15 mil,The Ohio Supreme-court decid- ty , His original sentence of 97 UOII over lhe next fivt: years, a state ed it will not bear a case concern- years was reduced aftc;r an appeals offtcial said. ing a Meigs County man convicted court struCk down a ftrearms speciCharles Shipley, director of tbe· in May, 1993, of the double murder . fication. -Department of Highway Safety, of a Gallipolis man and .bis 12A co-defendant, Fred Drennen said by making tbe purcbase of year-old son, Meigs County Prose- of Ravenswood. W.Va . pleaded new plates optional - and more cuting Attorney Jobn R. Lentes guilty on March I. 1993, to three expensive - lhe state won't have ·said Tuesday. counts of aggravated murder and is to make as many plates and could William D. Lemasters, Racine, serving a life sentence with the reduce handling, sbippjng and storwas found guilty of three charges possibility of parole in 20 years. In age costs. · . of aggravated murder in tbe Feb. 8, e<change for the plea agreement, Those wbo decide to replace 1991 , shotgun slayings of Jeffrey Drennen testified against Lemas• their tags will have to pay an extra L. Halley, 36, and bis son Jeffrey ters during bis trial. $5, and state officials think most . S. Halley near Portland in Meigs "He (Lemasters) bas exhausted . people will want to kee.p their County. In addilion, be was found all state court remedies," said plates- and lbeir'$5. guilty of aggravated robbery and Lcntes. Tbe Supreme Court only • ·-loo ... ~,~· •• , ' · Mitchell J. Brown, motor veltitwo counts ofkidnapping in tb~ bears cases which raise legal sub' . " cle registrar, said tbe extra charge incident. stantial issues and apparently tbey could be considered a deterrent. Lemasters, wbo was 26 years felt Ibis case didn'.t (raise any legal "But in reality, we're giving old at the time of his sentencing, is issues), Lentes added. Workers for the Ohio Bridge 'Corporation Thursday morob)g. The bridge should be open you tbe option," be said. "A lot of now serving a 94-year sentence at "Justice was done. I'm glad lhat of Cambridge were busy putting the ftnlsblng to traffic: by Thursday afternoon depending on people are very pleased wilh tbeir Ohio's London Correctional Faciliit's over for tbe sate of tbe victouches on a new, $118,000 Basban Road bridge .' the weather, Eason noted. Workers will later tims," Lcntcs said. 'plates." over lhe frozen Shade River Tuesday after110011 • instaU a permanent wearing surface on the new, Brown said it takes three years Meigs County Engineer Robert Eason expects two-lane structure. A one-lane bridge at the site to stockpile enough plates to supworkers to finish up the project today al!C!Wina a was dosed and demolished after Inspectors ' ply tbe state's 10 million vehicles. Meigs County Highway Department crew to lily round a buckled crossmember under lhe bridge A new standard license plale, to a temporary lhnestone surface on the span dtck. · be iniroduoed later Ibis month, will be very similar .to the current one - blue lettering witb "The Heart oflt All" slogan. . Tbe annual spring style show A tentative schedule on tbe But tbe all-white background and Heritage Weekend activities "Home Sweet Home" campaign 'The village's match for tbe pro- ing the ramp and paving a new were discussed at Wednesday purchased by the Association from will be modified slightly, said By GEORGE ABATE ject would be about $21,000, be boater parking lot, Trussell said. morning's meeling of the Pomeroy WMPO radio was presented by Brown. The new plate will be Sentinel News Staff added ..Middleport already acquired Between eigbt and 10 parking Merchants Association in lhe Bank Anderson . The 88 spots will be · white at the top, graduating to a Middl~port wiD get soclted with siuid:Y.gold at'lhe bottom. · a black eye fiX' returning more lhan $26.000 from lbe county commis- spaces for boaters will 'be added One conference room. done by Don Knotts, Group adverSbipfey said tbe $5 fee would $120,000 targeted for its boat sioners . This money will pay for between Walnut and Rutland Date for lhe style show will be tising promotions In the newspapeanot be assessed to people wbo get launch, Mayor Dewey Horton said paving tbe parking lot, Horton said. streets on Front Slreet. announced following a meeting of for Easter were also discussed. _The floating boatoJauncb project new plates to register a newly purBut, village officials said they Tbe floating launcb - which the commillec by co-chai'rman Pomeroy's revitalization pro- " chased vehicle. That cost will are ready to face tbe· consequences IS expected to cost S142,800, but could be used year-round- was to Vicki Ferrell. Heritage Weekend gram and its progress was reported remain at a maximum of $42.25. for passing up money already com- with viUage labor it may total just be made of aluminum and extend- wiU be celebrated tbe second week- on by Anderson. Every weekend Ohioans can now buy tbe stan- mitted by state and county offiCials. $120,000, said Jean Trussell, vil- ing 30 feet long and I0 feet wide, end in J one and several suggestions sidewalk sales as_a Saturday afterdard plate, a collegiate plate or a ul bate giving it up, but if you lage grants coordinator. about activities were discussed at noon promolion was proposed and Trussell added. · Lake Erie plate. Beginning in can ' t af'oord 11.... . " Horton Sat'd , ul The ODNR grant will fund twoThe project is designed to help lhe meeling. discussed with.o ut action being April, a plate featuring tbe Pro wisb I bad a new Buick. I can-'t thirds of tbe project - or up to upgrade the village and attract Jim Anderson, president, noted taken. $94,900, TrusseU said. The project more people for business, Trussell that he had received requests for Football Hall of Fame in Canton afford it." Meeting with the Association · also will be available. be completed by July 1995, said. must Tbe ·village will likely bave infonnalion from a band and a.cou- was Pomeroy Village Council's ~ . . By the end of April, lhe slate problems getting- olher state grants sbe added. The engineering portion "It will get people into tbe com- · ple of craflsmen who migbt be representative, Councilman George also will bave a new system for if it gives this money back, be was to be bid on soon after tbe munity and it will get U:s into the interested in coming in as a result Wrigbt. Again discussed with bim •. property was purchased. No land forefront of launching in the area," of a notion of the observance in an was tbe desire of merchants for a " issuing driver's licenses that will added. • ul think it's going to burt lite bas been purchased, but easement · Horton said. "It's tbe best place to· Ohio Arts and Crafts publication. foot patrol in lhe downtown as a mate it more difficult for people to work bas been completed. bell," Horton said. get8bony licenses, Shipley said. go out in ,10 since it' s sheltered The possibility of introducing line way of alleviating problems and Tbe village would rather not from tbe current." If citizens sbow interest in tbe nder the new system, phodancing into lhe program .was pro- making tbc town safer and tbe tographs will be replaced wilb a project, tbe village may bold a pub- have to tum Ibis money back in, The new area will include park- posed by Dianne J.;awson, vice enforceljleOI oLcurfews. digitized photo system. Shipley lic meeting and slall returning Ibis Horton sa,id. It already devoted ing lot for boat-launching trailers president: said it should eliminate tbe prob- Obio Department of Natural countless hours of preparation by where tbe old Ohio Hotel used to • lem of people being able to obtain Resources grant, said Bob Gilmore, village grants coordinator Jean be, be added. .. Trussell in securing tbe funds and a fraudulent license by claiming to ·council president. Middleport Community AssociArea boaters have verbally sup- properties. be someone else wbo is trying to ation President Dennis Hoclcrnan Horton said be bas contacted a said his group is disappointed with ported tbe docking facilities, replace a lost license. fe.w community members, but lhey council's decision to give up the Gilmore said. "There are benefits 'beyond lhe · would ralher donate money 10 tbe funding . communities with fewer tban From AP, Staff Reports boaters," be said, adding area busi- viUage pool than tbe boat launch. "It's too bad. but everybody 50.000 residents. Two Meigs County villages Later this monib, tbe village understands," Hockman said. nesses would see increased trafftc. The White House was scheduled - ·;: were among hundreds of Ohio "You reach tbe point where tbe should learn wbetber it will get two adding he hopes tbe village delays communities receiving federal to announce tbe grant recipients ~ barrel is empty. It's a tough thing. state grants for the viUage pool. a decision to sec if benefactors funding to boost tbe ranks or its today. Tbis money will pay for. appear. But we say we have to be fiscally Rep. Sherrod Brown, D-Obio, . police dcpartlnents as part of the installing a floating launcb, widen, responsible." said a series of seminars be beld fiX' cmpbasis on fighting crime. small towns in bls disliil:t helpe4 ·11te money will help hire more officers as pan of a new program boost participation in tbe new program. While all lbree school districts set up in last year's crime biU. Spokesmen for Sen. Jobn Glenn, • in Meigs County closed today, no WASHINGTON (AP) - Bolh College in Nashville, FoSter beaded going to have to work bard to .mate Middleport will get $39,314 accidents were occurred overnight, Democrats a~d Republicans say a study involving about 60. women the case ... tbat this nominee'.s under tbe program to employ more D-Obio, and Rep. Paul GiUmor, R- • according to various county offi- Dr. Henry F~ter Jr.'s nomination and fmanced by The Upjohn·co. impeccable record will stand up officers and Pomeroy bas been Ohio, said tbat office also made a " strong push to persuade communicials. to be surgeon general is in jeopardy The women, wbo were up to very well as tbe Senate begins to awarded $34,071. Bill Buckley, superinlendent of because of uncertainty over bis eigbt weeks pregnant, were given look carcfuUy at tbe nomination." ties to apply for tbe funds. · The Justice Department estimatMeigs Local Schools, said be was record on abortions. The money - up \O $75,000 per ~ , · prosraglandin drugs in vaginal supThe Wbite House.and Foster's ed Ohio departments )"Ould get most concerned about the side and . On Tuesday, anti-abortion. positories, the groups said. other supporters have said it is tnore tban $26.7 million under its deoartment - can be used to pay bact roads that bad frozen over- groups fighting the nomination White House press secretary absurd (or abortion Jo be a test in COPS FAST program, designed for Continued on page 3 with recent lbawing wcalher. stepped up 1.beir attacks, producing Mike McCurry said an article Fos- choosing a nominee. "I'd rather err on tbe side of infonnalion indicating that the Ten- ter wrote on tbe testing was availAsked today· if the While House safety," Buckley said. "All lhings nessec obstetrician-gynecologist able wben Foster was being consid- believes tbe nC'mination is in !roubeing equal we'll probably h'ave ted a study in lhe early 1980s to ereil. He said Foster was poring ble, McCurry said only, ''We're school fi)Dlorrow :" test do-it-yourself abortion drugs. over bis medical records to be able going to have to work bard to make All school districts have used all The National Right to Life to answer all questions tborougbly. tbe case .. . that tbis nominee's five calamity days, Bucldey :jdded. Committee and tbe American Life Asked today if lhe White House impeccable record will stand up The state legislature probably will League said lbat wbile chairman of believes tbe nomination is in lrou- very well as tbe Senate begins to not give extra days, unless Colum- t!te Obstetrics and Gynecology ble, McCurry said only, "We're look carefully at the nomination." bus is bit by a blizzard, be added. Department at Mebarry Medical -· The decision-to open scbool will bave to wait until early tomorrow morning, be said. Eastern and Southern scbools WASHINGTON (AP) - The 100,000 new police ollicen on tbe have to convince ibe American will likely be open tomorrow, House is inching toward passage of swets. people tbat we should not bave school offtcials said Tbe president was announcing I 00,000 new cops," said Rep. Every cloud bas a silver lining, a Republican anti-crime package, according to Soutbem Superinten-· voting unanimously to compel today tbat thousands of small Charles Schumer of New York, tbe dent James Lawrence who said it is criminals to compensate their vic- towns ilnd suburbs witb fewer lban Democrats' point man on crime • fortunate lbat most snows Ibis sea- tims . More ~ntroversial measures 50,000 residents would be. getting issues. "I don•t tbink they're going son occurred on weekends -limit- are to be taken up i.n tbe days money to bire police officers under to succeed.... We know lhat Amer. tbe 1994 crime law. , ica already bas. a good crime bill." ing tbe number of snow-related ~:-::: --:-The anti-crime legislation, part And Democratic lawmakers I · Asked if Clinton would veto any closings. . .. No weather related accidents of tbe GOP's "Contract With took officials representing some attem_pt to repeal the crime bill, CUB R)<:PORTERS - As part of nalional Boy/Cub Scout • America" agenda, aims to reslriiC434,000 police officers, from tbe White House press secretary Mite week, area youlhs have decorated storefront windows. Jim Freewere investigated .by the Meigs • County Sli'erifr s Department and ture tbc $30 billion crime law Fraternal Order of Police and the McCurry today said lhe president man, right, shows members or the Pomeroy Cub Seoul Pack 149 Pomeroy and Middleport police enacted last year. On Tuesday, · National Association of Police has "already made it very clear how to use Tbe DaUy Senlinel mmpultrs. Middleport third grader President Clinton mounted an Organizations, to Capitol Hill .to that be dmws a very flllll line in lhe Stefan Stamper, far len, and Mall Strong, a Pomeroy third grader departments. , Ron McDade; resional manager upbill: effurt 10 bead off tbe legisla- speak against tbe Republican pact- sand on aspects of last year's crime ·learn how articles are edited and processed. The highlight of lhh . · bill" sucb as community policing week's Boy Scout festivities will begin at 8 a.m. Saturdar at tbe for Ohio Powea-, reported no power tion's centerpiece, a measure lbat age. would threaten pl~_ns to put The Republicans "are going to 'and lhe assault weapons ban. outages. Chester Camp Klasbuta. (Sentinel photo by Geo'l!e A batt) -... • SATURDAY BURLINGHAM - Buirlingbam Modem Woodmen, potluck at 6:30 Saturday night at Woodmen's ball. Everyine welcome. Door prizes to be awarded. We call our local meteorologist "lbe whetherman." He can't decide whether tomorrow will be stormy or sunny. · Low lonlght arouDCI U . Clearing. Thursday, cloudy. ----------------------------------------------~----------------~--~----------- •. ni\be Foundation initiated the financial aid program recognizing lhe shortage of bealtb care professionals lbat' exists throughout tbe nation, Including tbe Upper Ohio Valley and lhe state of West. Virginia, as well as tbe increasing costs of bigber education. Board of Education regular meet1UPPERS PLAINS ~Vetea-ans ing Wednesday, 7 p.m. in lhe board of Foreign Wars, Post 90~~. Thursmeeting room, second floor of day, 7:30p.m .at post hoi¥· Pomeroy Muncipal Building. FRIDAY ,1 THURSDAY . ' POMEROY- Preceptor Beta MIDDLEPORT - Bosworth Beta Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Council 46, wort in tb~ S.E.M. Sorority, 6 p.m., Grace Episcopal Degree Friday, 7:3(), Middleport Cburtb. Masonic Temple. Buckeye 5: 6-9-16-17-34 .- bealtbcare services in our commu- ______. . . . . .____ Community calendar • 4000 Page4 Meigs SWCD Ladies Auxiliary taking orders for plant, tree packets. - Early spring is tbe time of year when bare. eroding areas are quile evident around tbe home or on tbe farm. · According to lhe Meigs Soil .and Water Conservation District, bare ·areas of soil along lanes and road contribute bigb amounts of sediment into road ditches and streatDS. .Getting these bare eroding areas covered with some type of vegetation not only adds to the appearance but also helps to keep ditches • • Pick 3: 378 Pick 4: • limeS. PVH accepting applications for 1995-96 student financial assistance Tbe Pleasant Valley Hospital Health Foundation is now accepting applications for financial as~is­ tance from area students pursumg beaitb care careers, accor~ing to .George Miller, Foundation chairman. Applications for tbe 1995 aca·demic year are available ffi)Dl gutd:ance counselors at bigh schools in ·tbe Tri-County area, as well as by Ohio Lottery • Middleport may return ODNR·funds . Spring style show merchants topic ' Middleport, Pomeroy .awarded police funds · BRAND NEW CHM AS11IO EXTENDED CONVERSION VAN FIBERGLASS RUNNING BOARDS ·Extended Chassis • Ortver Side A1r Bag ·Anti· LOCk Brakes • A1r ConditiOn • AutomatiC Overdr1ve · Vista Bay Windows • Power Steenng • Sola/Bed • lndlfocl Ligh!'"9 • Power Brakes • T1tt Steering • Cru1se • AM/FM Cassette • Power Windows • Power lodls, • 4 Captain Chairs • Prem1um Wood P\tg. • Full Conversion ·Fiberglass Running Boarr,fs '94 CHEVY SUBURBAN 4x4 BRAND NEW '95 CHEVY S·SERIES PICKUP • Rear Anti-lock Brakes 350 V-8 POWERI$1LVERADO • Custom Clo1h lntenor • Power Steering • Power Brakes • • Silverado • 4X4 • 350 V-BPower o Automatic • Air Condit1on o Rear Air/Heat • Sleel Belled Ti10s '' ' · Loa~! 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