http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/30fc1fe217d21cab2b71fcafd0aaaf09.pdf d8be045c44cdb7e0214de038ba4f339f PDF Text Text .. .. .•• • Ohio Lottery . icago defeats Cava 87-71 Pick 3: 9-8-2 Pick 4: 6-4-9-2 Buckeye 5: 1-2-17-27-33 . Sport8 on Page 4 • • a1 .• . :YoL 47, NO. 1111 ~181, Olllo V.U., l'libbhlng Can ' . ' • ' By JJM FREEMAN . ,. S,ntJnel New8 .SWf ,, A new director and oilier employees: of the Meigs County Public Library were iJisLalled at Thursday afternoon's meeti!lg · of the library board of trustees. · New director Kristi Eblin w~ installtl! by Ohio Valley Area Libraries Director Eric :;>. Andei'S(In. Eblin, formerly assistluit director and director of li!)rary extension services, replaced 'lllng-time director ·--- -Ruth Powers, whose contraFt was not :renewed by ,the board. Trust fund established . tot: injuret:f ·Meigs man . A tnist fund for Paul "Gene" E. Harris II of Syracuse, .who was seriously.injured in a hunting accident iast fall, has bc:en set up at Peoples Banking & Trust Co. in Pomeroy. Harris, 40, was found below a tree deer Stand .. .. ;• ' ... ·•.• 2 Seetlomo, 12 PogH, 35 cente Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, January 24; 1997 F 1Y .; Library Board installs· :new·dlrector; staffers ',.. · Sho-• with • ciMince of thunar.torma ton::;,ht, Iowa In the ~. s.tu , snow showers, highs n ' II· A Gannett Co. N-per · ..--present at the··linaugura/----. • Also lnsLal!ed ,we~e ~ndi !Wax- ·in~t services fO{ bQ!h the Racine SQII, , ~U~i !JI ' IIIe Mjdflepon ," llid!lf~~hi:!: ,:<1~1}; "'"-"'h library/ 'Cietlcllr!!uum Con- ' ~ .' in adiJitlM.:lhb ooaro·alSQ'·Iillhonie Bailey and Olita Heighton, assis- riled library employees to'get rid of taht director and direc1or· of library a trash pile at the Racine site, . extension serviees. . Board President Pat Holter said a Concerning · the .Racine branch tofal of l 0,166 items were checked libnuy,currently undercon~t\OJI, out' in December 1996, and. ·thai · Eblin said work O!l tlie buildinJi is 3S 4 1'771 ~op~ palfOII~ th~ ,library' percent · complele and· the ij_ob is during tbat ume. Figures include the expected to be complete in tlj .first Pomeroy and Mlddiejlort libraries, we<;k of April the bookmobile and boc:>lwby-maii. The board approved a list·of furDuring patron participation, nishings for the ·new Radne branch Meias County hunter education libtaly_and also approved securing ·(Continued on Page 3) . New .pi""Us ~·. emerge for· balan¢ed. b~dget . ' . ' ' . f' : ' : . . · WASHIN010N (AP) - Supporters of a constitutional amendment requiring a balanced budgei ·are hit' ting rough waters in the Sena_te and House, and concede that February VOteS in both chambers look extreme- · iy close. . Four newly elected Democratic senators Who voiced suppon for a ing it is upn~edand would unwisel ly handcuff the J"ovanmeni's ability to use exu:a spending to ease recessions. ' ·· · · The battle over tbe amendment will probably be the first major showdown. of the new Congress. It woold require a balanced budge! by 2002, unless lawmakers vote by : me~ure . INAUGURAL DELEGATION -These Meigs County residents attended President Clinton's lnauguratlori Monday. Seen outside the offlcea of U.S. Rep. Ted Strickland are,1ront, from left, Dorothy Sayre; Joan May, Mary Hunter, Suzy Carpenter, Democ.ratlc Chalr11111n Sue Malson and Brian Reed. In back, from left, are [)ave Sayre, Bruce May, Henry Hunter an<! Tom Hysell. 12 Meigs c:ountians view Clinton's swearing-in I • . • ' ~delegation of 12 MeigsCoun- ry and Mary Hunter. Chester; ty residents attended tbe 53rdpres'David and Dorothy Sayre, Racine; identiai inaugural eeiebralipn in, Tom I Hysell, Middleport; Brm;c V'(ashington Monday. . and Joan May and Suzy Carpenter, • ~~~OJI!i!!f t.J.ll\!!'IIIk~NIY ·a,U of ,R~\[;tnd; .and ..Brian Reed, Cl\airrml!.'§ l!t , iin,».~~h.-,~ • .' R,cecJ,Sv!Us.~:J?avid ·and ·Jeanne ~~IIJeif. or:~r~w~ ~~·'! a~tcnded . hart of 'f~v#J ~N <. . lilif Vermjllileil o( 'Minella orgamte<l . tlie ccreJ110f)!~s ,: bUt ~·r~ no!•pan separate chiuter bus trips to the eel· of the chaner groups. · · ·. · ebration, and invited party mem· Several members of the delegabers from throughout Southern tion also attended "An Ohio CelcOhio to participate. bration," one of many gala balls In addition to Mai~on, those which were a pan of the weekend's panicipating in the trips were HenInaugural festivities. ~;~~~~~~ame~~ndment during majorities waiveonit.tbe last fail now say they three-fifths The Hwse plans toto vote Feb. 26, around the Wfln . ' One of the groups aucndc:d a performance at ihc historic Ford's Theatre by political satirist Mark Russell; who appears regularly on ~-N~ q!J.(l pupli~ .tc!c.yisi'l!l · -Sight- •. s~ci!'~~ ll?il ,s~~jllpg c~c~f~ions were also iric!uded jn .the trips. Following the ' swcaring-in of President Clinton and Vice President Gore." the group was received by Sixth District U.S. Rep. Ted Strickland, who held an open house at his offices in the Cannon House Office Building: . ·ou.;.CQM nets grant-to institute rural health ·information network , Y·8 ENGINE .. A grant of $326,000 has been received by the Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine (OUCOM) for the development of a Southeastern Ohio rural health information system. The new network, funded through the U.S. Oep311ment of Agriculture, will be used to create a system called the Southeast Ohio Health Education Network (SOHEN). . The network, to use two-way . video, interactive telecommunications technologies, will allow healthcare professionals to share information an!l allow for consultations with other community health-care professionals on difficult cases in the future, according to Chris t;>uffrin, director of grants program at OU-COM . · The primary usc of the network, however, said Dufftin, will be to c:du. calc health-care workers across ' ' . southeastern Ohio. He said thut the college will be purchasing complete video lcleconfcrcncing systems for each of live soulhcaslcrn Ohio sites - A1hcns, Coshocton, . Gallipolis, McConnelsville and Waverly. The setup for each site will cost about $65,000, Duffrin said, noting that OU-COM has 12 monlhs 10 complete the project. The plan, according to Duffrin, is . to begin theprojecl and order equipment carly.nexl month, and have each site up and running by early or mid: summer. The network will utilize 1hree public -libraries - in McConnelsville, Coshocton and Waver! y - and the Southeastern Ohio Emergency Medical Service's training facilily in Gallipolis as distance learning centers, linking them with OU-COM in Athens and 13 OU·COM atliliatcd hospitals stalcwide. "This grant will soon be assisting health-care providers in soulhcastern . Ohio to bridge the technological and informational gap they often feel while practicing in a rural area," Duffrin said. "The syst9m will be able to prOvide the lalesl health-care practices and procedures, as 111ell as provide general continuing education to physicians, .nurses, emergency medical technicians an\1 other health-care pcriionncl in these communities. · "The video teleconferencing system will also utilize OUlCOM rcsoun:cs already in place- such as its Centers for Osteopathic Regional Education (CORE} system programming and the Area Hcallh Education Center (AHECj programming .(Continued on Page 3) Lawsuits clog court schedule.s ·. as tort reform deadline nears CINCINNATI (AP) - Cciun and ·estate of a Procter & Gamble . clerks around the state arc having a executive who died in the crash of a difficult time keeping up with a C9m.air plane in Michigan on Jan . 9 flood of lawsuits filed to beat changes . filed federal and state lawsuils Wednesday in Cincinnati. in state law: A funeral service for the pilot of A tort reform law· that goes into effect will cap the amount of money the plane was held Thursday in that may be awarded to plainti(fs for Hebron, Ky. Attorney Stan Chesley acknowlsuch thing~ as persona! injury, product liability and medical malpractice. edged ·the lawsuits were filed lhis · Hundreds of lawsuits are being week to beat changes in the state filed to beat the detidline, leaving statute, "By fili~g it now, we ' II be able to courts sc:rambiin1 to keep up. "ll's been wild around here,'' C,ari get ·the full and fair value of these Pieczonka, chief deputy clerk of the claims," Chesley said. Hamilton County Common Pleas The new 'law has several provi• sions for..capping awards. It docs no~ Court. said Thu~ay. . "Nonn..ly, we have two pcop!e cap awards for actlial economic damwortdq11be desk. This week we have ages, such as medical bills. In most four. On i normal day, we receive cases, "pain and suffering" damages . about 30 filings. On Tuesil&y alone, would be capped at three times the we had 175 complaints filed. We had economic damqes, or S2SO,OOO, 123 on Wednesday. One lawyer whichever i5, greater, with a maxicalled to say he planned to lirins in mum .awl!'d of $SOO,OOO. , 351awsuiu." · · . · 'A suit filed Tueiday inCih<linnati Y.wy~ ,representinl the wife stemmed from a Jln. 21 crash in' ~ . 'J which three teen-agers were killed.: The suryiving driver of the second · c.ar involved in the crash said he felt terrible suing so soon, while families were still grieving and the investigation was continuing. "This was very disquieting for them," said attorney Michael Gehrig, . who represents the driver and his wife. "Thev · have a tremendous .. , amount of symp'lthY'fo~ the children · that died. They regret having to do this, but they are o~ly doing what , they have to to protect themselves.' ~ Linda Redkey, in the Franklin County cicrk qf coun's office, said tbe pace was escalating- 220 filings on Tuesday, 303 on Wednesday, and on Thursday "we haven't had time to count; there are people lined up into . the hall.'' Harry Barlos, ckrk: of clllll'll ill County, said !lis offiCe hl!P :1111 331 fillnp in J...-y 1996. As of 4 p.m. Thtlllday. there hid~ 1;321 this.month. ' ~- Lucas ~ • �, • ...... • :Commentary ' --~· Janu.ry 24, 1117 Frldrly, Jam e:y 24, 1117 ,• r·· • The Daily Sentinel Clinton bows to Pentagon on mine ban plan By Jack AndlriOn lnCIJMMon.. In lbe meantime, lAnd mines will continue to'ellim more than 20 QQO lives per y- and many times 'thai many injuries, with the VISI majori- WASHINGI'ON •• President Clinton chose to follow his commanders instead of his ·conscience last week when it was announced that the Jack Anderson administration would not take part in a Canadian initiative that would have and banned all production and use oflllnd A Gannett Newspaper .mines by the year 2000. Jan lnsread, the administration will try ROBERT\.. to achieve a worldwide ban through Publisher the United Nations Conference on ty of the casualties being civilians. Disarmament, a much slower process' Most of the estimated I00 million mines that litter the glObe are the remCHARLENE HOEFUCH ' MARGARET LEHEW that could take a decade or more. a. ....... Nigel' Conlroller Within the administration, Penta- nants of long-ago wars and conflicts gon officials had joined with VIce · that continue to claim innocent vicJflollonllaelw ' sw_ID .. _ _ _ President AI Gore in arguing for tak- tims, moitly in impoveriShed nations. Canada's initiative -- also known ing a slower track, according to .. 1)11111Alftln. . , (1110. . . . . . ." . .',. ,) .....,. lttcluiM • .,.....,., . as the Ottawa process -- would have sources. Humanitarian groups like the brought together about I 00 countries lntemation111 Red Cross -- and law..... .,·- - ~ 1D . . - . JJ1o llonlhleL 111 Coutt St. . P t .,; Ol'tlo U7M; cw, FAX Ill 11Ha-nl1. . .makers led by Sen. Patrick Le;lhy, D- to sign a ban, But it would have tak'· - - - -..........----~----~---------' Vt -- had urged the president to fol- . en place without Russia and China. which together account for more lowCanada'slead, ' 111 Court St., p~; Ohio 814-t12.Z1M·• Fa: 192·2157 .2r Co. . By &toller WJNGm ...,..,_,. 1 · ..,,_,_oflllp: --of"""',.,._, &cit.,..,., ..,.,.. ...,.,.....,. . ,.......,., .,., .... Letters to .the editor . :• ~~~Iii.,.., ,Oitl"_ than half the world's land mine production and use. Without Alllcrica's participation, the Ottawa process is ' reduced to • symbolic aesture that will yield few, if any real results. · The day before the announcement; a IDp U,S: negotiator at the Anns · Control . and Disarmament Axency inviled us into his State Depaiimeiit office. He wanred to respond to a column we wrote two weeks ago callin1 for the president to get behind the . Ottawa process. , This oflicial wouldn't divulge any details about tbe administration's · announ"ment. But he tfade his cue for why the Ottawa process would do little to achieve the ultimate goal of an effective -- and enforeeable world-wide ban, · . · Think of the process IS. trying. to drive a large ltlctor trailer thniuah a giant S)Varnp, the official said, The tractor will get stuck in the w.a-w.ar<(oot•~-.,..,...__ Root for Patriots, Bartram .. Dear Editor, . -England number 86 on Sunday Meip County is a great cpmmu- evening in front of one of the largest ·nity in which to live, We don't have television audiences ever assembled, ·many oflhe benefits oflhe cities, but I don't care if you're a Bengals fan or . 'We don' have ·many of their probif you've rooted for Green Bay all :1ems, either, But I'll tell you what we your life, It's time to cheer Mike and :do have. We have a local man play- ' . his team on! Go Patriots. ~ng football in the Super .Bowl, . Bob GUmore J Mike Bartrum will wear his New Middleport 1 . • ·. Prayer supporters Katby McDaaiel, teacher, ' ' adult Sunday School Claa Sy1'8CUH Church of tbe NIIZilftlle Rev. William Sdfts, Dear Editor, ; We as a church support Jeff 0 Thomton's decision to have prayer pnor to commissioners' meetings. We ltJ!preciate him caring enough for our j:ounty to ask God for guidance. Putor . GOP marching to a ·slower beat during·this Congress By WALTER R. MEARS AP Special CorretpOndent , ' . • • • •• •• • IColumbus!28" J Frances L. ·Roberts :n.e :Cbai.ngeJn .~pnditions $e.,t ~ to:·-dellver "·snow-,.showers. . l_ Tod '.a··. y''In'. h.•• st'o··ry'· .' : I' 9" ~34··=t!'~=~~ .!;~;, ("1'111 faw11 Prince Of Bel Air") ilia. ............. pal'-' but he who- .:., '11 •,:,:_;. _-~ ~~ lritisll ~ . , 1 .• ~. m::::nth Siapmne~J.:~~~I o'clock in the evenina, I heard what 1ven thOt,IJh you live the bird · In 1993, reeired d'ed 1 ·111 wu thuride!'• • · . food it doestl't have in the it da, Md, at age 14. Jleche.. . I d beaer hurry aiona before II would rllber be ftee,"•he said, 'ICn years qo: Ounman in LellaiiOII kidnapped_.._ ___; •Jan 1'11111." I said to '!!Y holless; The ,IUCII . ~ il wu nice'!' btl safe from . J~ Turner and Robert POlhill and ·Mithilaihwar"'S'i;h~Aij n Steen, houae w111N I .w u !ilaya.na. wu a .. muJitnp on lara&) I Jtraeta, tbe . 1~leued: AboUt 20,000 dvll riP~~ ~ mli'CiiGd ~ .....mi!l* walk a~. : . ~ :.~ not 1111joy "" liilme . dominandy white forivth Coui!lY, 0,. · · w• n• I~~~~~ f~t, : , . : '!!!: ·:' • ~ I ' .J • ... 11,. I ' Wrule Frances L. Roberts, 81, Racine, died Thursday, Jan. 23, 1997 in the Holzer Senior Care Center. · Born Aug, 22, 1915 in the Morning Star community near Racine, she was the daughter of the late Cl)arles P, and Inna Roush Ihle, · : She was a retired teacher . i ii the Meigs Local Schools, and was, a mem·, ' ber of the Racine United M~thodist Church, . Surviving are a son 1111d daughter-in-law, Philip Marvin and Karen Roberts of Patriot; a grandson; a sister, Elma Louks ofSyracuse; a brother and sis' ter·il!~law, John and Mary Lou Ihle of Racine; a sister-in-law, Mildred lhle ., of Racine; and several ni~>Ces and riepbews. • . : Qlap/llt:tNilt , She was also preceded in death in 1955 by ber husband, Marvin Avery jl.~berts. whom she married June 24, 1939 in Kentucky. . Servi~ will be 2 p,lll. Sunday in the Racinel!nited Methodist Church, '~ with the ~v, Brian Harkness officiating, Burial will be in the Letait Falls Ce~tery. Frierids may call at the Cremee\IS Funeral Home, Racine, from • • 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Saturday, and at the church on Sunday one hour prior to this' 'dale' at the Columbus w~thcr ~ servic;e. By Tbe A11ocl8tld Prns. · · • ~\d . aif .will,. S"ieep into Qhio station was 66 desrees in 1909-while ·. ,, tpniglit,, !!lt't1i,ng rain ,Jnto .snow ·in the·recol'd low' was 'IS below :r.tro in =r. I · some, .J?l~, ~!le. NaliDI)al;Weathe.r 19(i3.'Sunset tonight will be @t 5:41 7 46 . Serv1ce ] . Temjle~s wili diji il!to the :Z!)s by mO{lling'lll\(l continue theiJ:,downTonight,.Showers with a qu,nce · (Editor's note: A laWiillt outliDH i~tersection of. SR 7 and Bradbury '; wanf slide on Satu$y,' bottoming of thun~orms. Rain may bC heavy the pinuces of ooo puty aplnst · Road near Middleport . out in the·mid-teens, · : Snow showers are likely over at ·times early. with blustei'}"~Condi­ ~r. '\ dooo '1"l ....blloh aulll or . In their complain~ Marsha and : muCh or the state on Saturday and tions, Lows in the mid ·30s,~South · -.F•. 'I . , 1 , Ryan Fox state the accident was a , snow squalls could leave significant winds 10 to 20 mph, shifting to the . IVe CIVI . SUI!l!, IDC Udsng IWO result of Butcher'S negligence and west late in the evening. Chance- of mvolvm~ fatal acc~dents, were filed that Mrs. Fox has suffered .w,;ages ' accumulatiOI)s in.the northeast . receof Contly sn thePI Meigs County Court including permanent bodily injury · u The record-hilh temperature for rain 90 pen:ent mmon and 1oss of eammg , potenua , 1, · and cas, De nms Duane Weber, execu1'4acie K, and Michael D. Salser of tors of the esta~ of the late Marg~t . Middleport seek in ex"ss or $25,000 Bell ~e~r, Middleport, are seeking from Barbara VanMeter of Rutl'IJld, llamages 10 exce~s of $25,000 from the village of Rutland and several .Paul H. Baer, Rac,lne, and State Farm unidentified parties stemming from a Mutual_Automobile Insurance Co. of bicycle accident involving their child, Bloommg,ton! Ill. ,. Michael D, Salser Jr, ~ . .. · • .. " . · The sun s_ tems from an accidental On Sept 15, 1996, the younger .~ tbe mtersecllon of State Route 7 and Salser was injured whe~ his bicycle . Bradbury Road near M1ddle.port on tire fell into a hole on the sidewalk in . .:;· Frailces.Louise lhie Roberts; 81, of Fifth Street, Racine, was hom to De~, 23 • 1996• that ulumately front of VanMeter's home, causing . :, Charles .P, an(Htmi\ 'Ro111h lhle On ..Wgust 22, I?IS at Morning Star, and claimed, the hfe of Margaret Bell severe and permanent personal ,., departed' this llfe.'bn Thursday, Janualy 23, 1997 in the Holzer Senior Care Weber, · . injuries, the complaint stated, · ,.Center in Gallipolis. The ~ebers clllm that Baer was .Home National Bank. Racine, 10 " " Sbe spent her childhood in the Morning 'Stat area,. where she-attended •neghgent tbe ~ulent Mrs; Weber. seeks $3,30L21 plus costs and inter":: S'lhool, chu,rth and Sunday School. At an -ly age, she gave her heart to was a passenger 10 a car d~ven by est from Thomas 0, McKay Jr, of ;· Ood.dUrint a rcvival· meetin~in'the old Moniing Star SchoollniiiSl: bnd haS · Baer, ~~~JI; I:~ was l!w ~er~~~ an ·P<imeroy on a promissory note, ~ . remained faithfu.l as k)ng as she lived, .' , ,. . · un:nsure~ and undennsured motonsts · policy owned by Mrs. Weber, ... ·She graduared fmm Racine High SchOOl in 1932, where she was the valeMill), Marsb•tt; i'llrffirustratiit of · ~-~ dictorian of her senior class, and rec;eived a BacheloJ. of Science degke .from 1h fRod'1 ' '""" ' (Continued from Page 1) '· Ohio University ig 1936, She taught over 3S years in berchmen field of home e estate 0 '"'y!rlssen Marshall, • deceased, Belpre, seeks in excess of , _economics, She later attended'collegeuntihhe completed five years of train- $25,000 from Kokosing Construction instructor Jim Freeman stated his - ina. • · '" ' . • Co, of Fredericktown and Qwl Creek appreciation to the &oard for allow~ · On June :?,4, 1939, she was united in man'lage to Marvin Avery Roberts, Contracting Inc, of Fredericktown, ing use of,its facilities for hunter edur and to this union WIS born one son, Philip Marvin, who resides at Patriot, Columbus southern Electric Co. or cation classes, Freeman indicated Ohio, with his wife, Karen and son, Stephen: ' · Columbus, and 10 unknown parties. the library pl'llvides an ideal location · ,;, She.was pi'C!'eded in dcatli by her husband; parents; a brother, Clark lhle; The suit stems from a fatal acci- for classes, In other business, the board: and a sister, Mary Stonpfle. · · ' dent onApril21 , 199S, when Rodney ' Surviving arc ber son; Philip, and his wife, Karen; and their son, Siephen; Marshall raised the bed of his • Approved the hiring of additional ~" her sister, Elma Louks of Syracuse; a ~rather, John lhle and wife, Mary Lou; dumptruck into power lines during library employees, · ~' of Racinc;·a sister-in-law, Mildrod lhle of IUcine, and several nioces and construction of the u.s. 3311-77 Con• Agreed to send letters to people ., nephews. . ·, · ' nectar Road near Rock Springs. with overdue items: It was noted that · ,. , She belonged to !he Racine · United Methodist Church and United The parties were negligent for letitems are currently overdue. 7,000 "" McthQI!ist Wo111~n. where she was a member of the choir for over 35 ·rears, ting Marshall raise the truck into the ~.:• She was a life member of the Ohio Teachers Association and Ohio Retired • Will examine the purchase of ,.,. Teachers, She was a charter membcr ·of Alpha Delta Kappa-and the Meigs power lin_es and for not-moving the microfilmed copies of 1be Daily Sen· · County Genealogical Society, a member of the Meigs County Historicai"Soci- lines'to a safer location, the complaint tinel froni 1970 to 1994. The news· •nety, Daughters of the American Revolution, Ohio Eastern Star, Racine Amcr- st@tes. paper has given microfilmed copies ~ ican Legion Aulliliary and the Meigs County Senior Citizens, · Marsha K, Fox and Ryan Fox of to the library at no cost since 1994. ' • Funeral services will be held 2 p.m, Sunday, January 26, 1997 at the ·Racine Rutland ;are seeking dama~es in of $25,000 from Nma P, · h,.wa'th . 1heRev,. Bnan · Harkness offi1c1atsng. · · Buna · . 1 excess '• Clarified the holiday closing,pol,.·un11, ed Met hod'1st.Churc 1 he fM'ddl rt 8 icy by stating the library will be open :.,; will be in the Letart ralls Cel)letecy. , u c r o . 1 epo · :·· Frieiods. !nay Cl\11 Saturday, Janl,ll\1)' 25, 1997 from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m, at the The SUit stem,s from ,a June 10, on' Sundays prior to Monday holi....Cremeens Funeral Ho,mc in Racinc.'.The body will lie in state at the church 1996, motor vehicle accodent at the days, except for Christmas one hour prior to ser.V1ces. . ., · . · Also present were board members Caskctbcarcl's are Charles lhle1Paui,Jhle, Mike Ihlc, Kevin Ihle. NiCk)hlc · Bob Crow, Doug Little, Pat Mills and ,;.Mike lhle, Mike Struble and Evan .Struble, · .Units of the.Meigs County Enier· Wanda Eblin. ' · Honorary casket bearer is Jai:k Relyea. gency Medical Service recorded sev· en calls {or assistance · Thursday, .. ·~ { ' " ' '~.:, • . • ' . l Units responding included: I~; '!" ~ CENTRAL DISPATCH "· . '!be following · couples were Judge Robert Buck: 3:21 a.m,, Willow Creek Road. issued marriage licen~s ~etently in John Mathew Haggy, 22, Middle- Pomeroy, Flossie Nelson, Veterans . )he tr{eigs C::ou~ty, Proba~.. ~~- ~?f port, aad Heather Dawn We~ver, 20, . Memorial Hospital, Pomeroy squad • New Haven, W.Va.; Ralph Edward assisted; The Sentinel Rose Sr., 52, and Robin Rae 7:55 uri., State Route 124, . , Llewellyn,- 37, both of Middlepon; Racine, Cecil Brinager, Holzer Med(~ 213-MI ·William Henry Thorla. 48, and San- Jcal Center, Racine squad assisted; dra Pebble Bell, Sl.-both of Racine. ~ I :37 dn., South Founh Avenue, Publllhed every afternoon, Monday d'lroUJh . Frida,, til c..rt Sl .. ..._. 'Olslo. by ·dse MiddlepOrt, Gladys Davis, VMH, Olslo Yllley Publiohloa Co--.v/Ganoeti Co, Middleport squad assisted; ,....,..Ohio PI!, m21~ Seci)Jid ~· clou _ , . . . . .. .........,. Otslo, 2:41 p.m,, East Second Street, · •• '4 ' ' ·, Pomeroy, Sharon McDowell, VMH, •' - - 11se A-loml:iseu. aod She Ohio Am l!le PowW ....................42'!. , Pomeroy squad assisted, ! learning lessons .from Israel rae wo SUI•ts. . re1at ed .t 0· f atal.• .:. wa. ., . ,. ; . ~::::;'~:::::::;, ·~' = accidents .fi'led with court . Fra. n .' c.e.s' Louis'e R'oberts- Library·Board Meigs EMS ·runs ·' Tllto Meip County men were tnnsported to the Orient Reception ee,.. ter Wednesday to serve the balance of their,prison sentences, following probation violllion hearings before Meigs County Common Pleas Judge Fred W, Crow lll Sha~n Whittekind and Tim Taylor were transported by .Meigs County sheriff's deputies, according to Sheriff James M. Soulsby. Chester VFD elects new officers Officers were .elected recently for the Chester· Volunteer Fire Department. · Named were: Roger Smith, president; Harold Newell. vice president; John Edwards, secretary; Tate Werry, treasurer; and Larry Cleland, chief, · T!UCk m1les for 1996 were l,S69 miles, and 63 runs were reported. Investigation continues into accident . No injuries wer~ reported following a two-vehicle accident Wednesday mght on Gaston Road in Columbia Township. According to a Meigs County ·Sheriffs Department repon. a 1981 Chevrolet pickup truck driven by Dennis Birchf~eld collided with a stopped 1991 Buick driven ~y Penny Purdy, An investigation continues, according to Sheriff James M. Soulsby. Vehicle collides with passing deer Seth Wehrung, Pomeroy, was eastbound on Flatwoods Road Wednesday around II :15 p.m, when he struck two of three deer that ran into the path ·o f his 1982 Ford pickup truck, according to a Meigs County Sher, 1tfs Department report. · .. Light damage to the truck was repo(led. TP-C lifts customer boil advisory The Tup,per5 Plains-Chester Water District issued a boil advisory for along Coolvill~ Road between Eden Ridge and Putm~nv i llc mcludmg Rye, Deeter, Hemey, Lydia and Rice Run roads on the Coolville Road end. • · Residents are advised to boil cooking and drinking water for three minutes before consumption. · · '. A boil order for Chester Township along State Route 7 has been lift-. ed, . ~ustomers Slight injury reported in one-car crash . A Racjne area youth was slightly injured in ~one-car accident Thurs.' day on County Road 34 (Pine Grove), the Gallia-Mcigs Post of the Slate Highway Patrol reported, . . . .. David J, Roush, 17,4826 Staic Route 124, was not treated at the scene, troopers said . According to the report, Roush was southbound, one-tenth of a .milc nonh of 124 at 8:28 a,m. when the car he drove went off the left side of the road and ovenumed. · The car was severely damaged and Roush was cited for failure to con· trol. . Announcements Special meeting sd The Leading Creek Conservancy District will hqld a special. meeting, . Monday, 5 p.m. at the office, OU-COM nets TRIVIA ICountry music pioneer Honk j WUIIuiso died in t953 in the. back ~­ seal ot his Cadilta<:; on lhe way 10 a eoncen. (Continued from Plige 1) and will s)lare southeastern Oh.io expertise in other health-related areas to create a unique system in which all health-care providers will have access to a·VIIS! array of information ·not previously available·," Duffrin added. The Southeast Ohio Health Education Network will work in conjunction with OU-COM's already established COREnet - · an acailemic network· that delivers data-based medical education to students at its regional CORE sites - and lhe OhioONE (Osteopathic Network of Excellence), a leading edge video confercncing and telemcdicine system lining OU-COM hospital sites and other institutions across the country. "OhioONE and COREnet repre' sent the future of medical education," said Brian Phillips, director of information technology at OU-(:OM; 'The innovative partnerships between public and private resources allow the college and the CORE to deliver unparalleled educational opportunities, helping create t_he best-trained osteopathic physicians for the 21st cenlury," , DO AMERICA'"" ONE EVENING SHOW 7:30 '· U611123 COuples .Jssued ;marr1ag• ·licenses •; ' •I' • I . J Daily ' ' >I .,7§9, ·: ,,.Stocks ---- ' JIOI'TMAS'I'Bitr Sad acldrtu cotrec:dt'lnl to 11se Dolly .......i. 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Pomeroy squad assisted, Borg-Wimet .........................41~ POMEROY t ·et.mPion .............................21 •~. 6·39 p'm,, Shen' "'• • Sip Department' ChllrmI1111 ShoPI ....................4• Walter Haggy, VMH. . =~dlng ..........:... ~ ...........2t'l. ~CINE Mogul ..~ ••.••••••.:...........23 H ................... .. No ........ pd .. by lnllt I*' •• , d II ..... ' Akzo ·~······,...·····..·•···········•·······71'Asllltind 011 .........................43'- y ' . ' The future and House Speaker Gingrich !~caring IManlflald 134• I• IND. I I . • Ruby ~- Lewis, 14, of Mlrietta, 1 former resident of Racine and Middleport, died Monday. Jan. 13, 1997 at Marietta Memorill Hospit.al. Born on Feb, 4, 1912 in Meigs County, she was the dauJhter of the late leMs and Ella Snyder Byers. She ane~ Middleport High School. She is survived by sevenl na:e. and nephews, and Jl'Cal-nieces and great· nephews. In addition to her h115band, who died Jan, 4, 1993, sbe was preceded in death by a brother, Howard Byers. , Memorial services will be announced at 1 later date by the McClureSchafer Funeral Home. Memo~al contributibns may be made to the Washington County Unit of the Amencan Cancer Socief)', 21S Marion St, Marietta. or the Washington County Branch of the American Heart Association, 808 Glendale Road, Murietta, Ohi.o 4S7SO. . · .. .. . WilliaM A. Rusher · • Ruby C. Lewis IToledo I 2SO I boged dow1l and procreu will be slow a1 best "Then SCIIICIOIIC gets the idoa !hill if we just unhook the trailer, !hell we 'II get there rather quickly, But the payla.d wm still be back in the sWamp." - · In this case, the payload is China. noted for being intractably diff'u;lllt in international negotiations. According to · ~. Russian· off'~eials have shown same willinaness to start discuss ins a ban. The ~m is thai there is. no outcry among Russian citizens for a ban. In fact, most of the outrage comes from countries like Canada, whose peacekeepina soldiers face the perils of these cbelp and deadly devi"s 'every day. hope, then, is that Russia can be persuaded to divorce iJSCif from China .aild work with the .United State$ and Canada 'to l¥:hieve a ban. Past ex~nce suggests that the onty· · chan" of influencing the Chinese is to isobtte them. ' And that~s exactly what the Ottawa process was meant to achieve, By bringing a hundred couiltries together to sign a ban, those who were left behind would 'pmumably feel more pressu~ to join the pack. Finally, · backina the Canadian plan dOes not mean the United States wolald have to abandon the slower U.N, proeeq. IIi fac~ there is nothing that suggestS the two ltlcks are incoll)patible or_mulually exclusiVe, : Why, ~n. did Bill Clinton leave·, Canada to twist in tltC wind, thereby · siving other fence-straddling countries like Great Britain and France the opportunity to opt' out of the Ottawa process7 Because, sources say, the Pentagon doesn't want to unilate,rally give · up any weapons or war -- even ones· lhat kill far mGrC civilians than sol- · ' diers, That's esJlllCially true in South ·KQrea. where tliP~~Sand.s of ll)incs provid¢ a buft'er in case of attack from the nonh, . , , , Jilek Alldenoa ud Jan Moler: lire writers for United Fealllre Brief.·~ Two to IISfV8 remainder of sentences • l. t. News in Satunlay, Je. 25 AceuW...mer- rom:. for daytime CO!Iditiont and hip • • sv~te, w. • WASHINGTON- No headlong hundred days for this RepubliCan Con;gress, not with Newt Gingrich. the marshal of the GOP's first fast march, ' .,[imping now, and with a more sedate Senate setting the pace, ~ That reflects shift in the GOP balance of power, with Sen. Trent Lott Z,mergina as the senior partner as majority leader of the Senate, while Gin::grich tries to regain his footing, Gipgrich is the first House speaker ever rep-rimanded l!nd fined for ethics violations, and his reasserted leadership will . By William A. Rusher and -· since there can't be much bipartisanship wil,l be able to ~ure ' hard-shelled conservatives, in Conave to be J!tOR ~tious and restrained than before. · "With Gingrich~s new eminence, bipartisanship with~ut the coopera- the f.,:uhat felonu:s were commllled gress and elsewhere will be oil the He'd already said thi~ would be an implementation Congress, contrast- . however, has come a leas weleome iJnf.With'the ferv¢.iit, revolutio~ary\~one or Republicari revival !Wo yeats •so. change in his status: He is now, and' tion of the llou5c ofRepreS..ntatives filr ~iefi ,tl)si pe!lalty is-I'P. to. fi.,e · ' loOkout fOr si·glls 'that he ' is'• givinl '-Mr. Gin_grich stands to benefit from . years 1n pnson and a $500,000 fine, away·the store in an effort to piiiCatc -when Ginph: 1"1is· ir(·command and President Cliqton was reduced to will be for atle~ !he next two years, t~.. t~ ~1tA ' "' , Moreov~r. spec1al proseci.MDI' Ken,, the liberal media. The liberals, on the · .:reminding the'world that he was relevant too·: the chief target and whipping-boy of ne,tiJ ~~ ts _reportedly v~ cl,a ,c to other hand, arc sure to charge that any '1 : But Clinton's revival to re-election began when Gingrich and his ardent the liberal media. If (improbably) he bringlnlltnd!Ctmen!' agamst various attempt to stand firm for 110mc con• . :llouse allies overreached, producing_bills and budget cuts the Democrats doesn't know what that entails, he '!'embers of the C,hnton, adm1m~tra- servative principle maiks a return of · ~ ailed extreme, And with Gingrich as tlie dominant Republican, Bob Dole, will find out.,, No one expects him the wann brecies that are blowing, Uon f~r ~mes, 1~cludmg pefJU'r, ."the old Gingrich." . . ) hen the Senate majority leader, was relegated to a supporting J::Qie, a liato change overnight into a Francis of To be sure, the Democratic House comm.n~ t~ the,wtdeareas under h1s · One certainly hopes that, in walk~ility in.his losing try for the White House, · leaders show signs of wanting to • · 11oat political casting dates from the first I00 days of the last Congress, Assisi, but if he keeps on letting the destroy him before the bipartisan J~nsdiCUon. Whitewater, Travelcate. ing this tightrOpe, he can avoid sti- . :ihe sloganeering timetable House Republicans set, and heat, for action ·on liberals cast him as Savonarola, he spirit takes over, but they cleirly Filegate, etc., Whether or notthe first flirig the vision, eloquence and leadtoo could wind up being hanged and lady 1,s. lJ:S rum~ has 11, amona those ' ~rship that have been his unique conlheir 10-measure "Contract With America" program, · aren't gqing to get their wish. burned." . to.be 1ndscted,1t 1s safe to,say thatthe lmbutions to the Republican cont 111ey wno.nine and lost one - congressional term limits -· on which In addition, in the way things so mlsd~d~ of Speaker Gmgnch are igressional resurgence. Thus I wrote in this space'on Nov, ' Gingrich promises another attempt early in this Congress. With GOP con24, 1994: No doubt it is hard for a often happen in Washington, the s~~ somg to looj< comparatively ' In the long rull-- say, in mid-1998 ~rol narrowed in.t~e House, prospects for approval are dubious, spotlight is about to shift again -· ~. · '.. Mr, Gingrich Mil have to evaluate : House Republicans have not yet set a broad agenda for the next two years, busy speaker to read all the columns away from Mr, Gingrich, We mustn't triVIaL thill appear in Washingion, .but t ·do We can ex~t. therefo~, t~t!'t over his situation realistically, and de~:ido !They've been distracted by damage control efforts for Gingrich, re-elected forget that liitle matter ofthe record- the ne~t few months the Gm~chflap whether to ask'his loyal allies in the wish Mr. Gingrich had read that one, ipeaker after admitting ethical breaches, reprimanded and penalized Instead, he has just survived a ed cellular phone call among the w1ll d~e down to some cons1dera~le . House 10 pledge, in the elections that ~300,00() on Monday. . . · · . speaker and various of his lieuHow should he behave while fall 10 re-elect him IS speaker t 1 Loll said that with-the Gingrich penalty· settled, it was time to move away near-death . experience, and his tenants that a Democratic congress- ~x.tent. 11 1s domg so, and thereafter? ~ ye numerous enemies are confidently H d d bt · ,11 be IllBin, or to call four years as speakfrom personality problems to real iss,ucs. "I'm sure the speaker's role will man (probably Jim McDermott-of 1 that he is too crippled.by e mus .' an . ~0 ou WI • • er enoogh 'and .step down·in favor of be different than it was, you know, two years ago," he said. "My role will proclaiming it.to function for long, or effectively, the Ethics Committee, no less) leaked seen attend1n~ dthgent\r to what !s someone else. That dCcision, howev1M: different, I presume, than it was six months ago." as speaker. · to the New York Times aild the unctuously bemg called "Th' "II . the . peoples . er, doesn 't nced 1o be made now. · , 1 He said he Mil be working with Gingrich, seeking his advice. . b 1 Atlanta Constitution, That entire They arc probably letting the wish ~sme~, 1s _w1 mvo _v~ negoll· Wlllam A. RUiber Is 8 DJsdn. "He certainly is the four-star general in our effort, legislatively," Lou told father the thought Just at the episode is now under siudy by the atms. .wlth the Chnton adm,mlstrauon, pllbed fellow o1 the a8re-t ihe Republican National Committee last Friday. · • moment, the impulse toward biparti- Justice Department, and 'it is by no and m the process ~ppean,ng nc1ther lnldtute for 111e Study or·&lataPerh&ps so, but the stars are tarnished. . · · sanship is very strong iss Washington, means clear that even a spirit of sweet too ~ak nor too mtrans1gent. 1be _...blp and Political Plllt.oplly. : . Loll, and his Senate lieutenants took the lead in setting the Republican &lell'la. listina II items for priority action, while saying it was not a replay · of the HouSe GOP tactics of tbe last Congress. · : "We are just saying these are bills that have a high priority with us," Lou said, "We're not putting a deadline on them," ' • "We 'didn't do it with the idea that we'd try to pass this within the first .hundred days or the first month," added Sen. Don Nickles, his deputy. "Some By George R. Plagenz "It's noi going to rain," she protection from the Israeli motprist boys might like to make a note that · !'l>f the~!~ are baldes that we've been fighting for years," . · The violence in Israel-- birthplace replied, "Look at the sky," Sure ·Horn-honkiqg is usually the mark . aggressive llrivinc is known to be a: As the Senate confirmed S~cretary of State Mad~leine Albright a~d of the world's three great religions • enough, it was star·bright.. of a bad driver, and Israel is a coun- sex substitute, and I'm sure most of lDCfCnse Secretary William Cohe.n swiftly and unanimously on Wednesday, ·presents a·sad spectacle to mankind, "111en· what was that noise?" I try or hom-bonkers, I made some them wouldn't like to advertise their. ,,;Loll said that was indicative of the ciJoperation Republicans and the admin- But it is saddest·of all for those who inquiries, I was .told the country had shortcomings in this direction!" • !istration can achieve in the months ahead, · ' have visited this hauntingly beautiful George R. P/agenz the world's highest auto accident rate. Could publicizing Ibis finding cut· ~ "We will try to work together," he.said. counlfo/ in the Middle ~ast and The Jerusalem Post carried two down on the teen mayhem on the ; remember it as it was in more Iran- asked, "Oh, that's the bombing in letters to tl)e editor alJ9ut the driving highways in this countty? ' . Although it won't always work out. 1 i The OOP_priority list begins with tbe balanced budget amendment to the quil times, . Lebanon," she shrugged. Earlier that problem while I was there. Gewce P1aaenz II•IYJICIIcaled : ;Constitution, whieh Clinton opposes. It includes tax cuts worth $163 bilThroughout Israel's history, vio- day, two Israelis had been killed by One corres(J9ndent, obviously writer for New..,iper Eateii'Pdse : llion o.ver five ye&I'S. far man: than tlie administration favors, although there lence has been ~aitiiog ;n the wings Arab terrorists .as they were driving hoping to catch the eye or the youth- Auoc..don. ·. . : . •is ample room for comprom1se. . · . even when it was not occupying ccn- along a road )hat could be cl-ly ful road. offeade,rs, wrote, "Young • l There are jlreviously vetoed bills on aboltion and legal reform on the GOP ter stage, Bul during my first trip to seen from tbe kibbutz, The bombing ·· ' • ~ I nda, ' ' ' ls.rael 25 yeats ago, one could walk I was was Israel's ret.aliation. ' The listilidn't include campaign finance reform. Nickles will he~ a task safely and without fear in the streets Sl¥!h border incidents were a reaI • . •.force on that issue; Clinton has endor,ed a bill proposejl but blocked last day aad night. There was little crime ular occurrence, The kibbutz resi.l ~ .Jw1 saicl TuesdaY ihat C(!llgress should act now, while there is momen- (honly 3l_ murders were committed, in 'dents took them in stride, even By The AIIOC..W Preu : ,---· bl' . I e ent1re country in 1971) and though only weeks be'ore · Arabs . 1iA.O•v ·sf' 'd J 24 :.. 24 h da r PJ1I and pu 1c mterest. · · · · :· '· ...,.., I n ay, an. , tn" t y o 1997, There arc 341 days left •• 1 1 "Delay wilhneanthe death of reform one mDR time if it happens," he ~m9~t no violence for violence's from Lebanon had lobbed ·· small 1ft the yeBJ' · . . • ilaid , · . sake, ·bomb over our kibbutz. lrleft a hole Today';,Highlight in History: •. . · .: ! botll CliDton and the Republicans are committed to a balanced bud· Jerusalem was, as Mayor Teddy behiDd the apartment where I was ~~· 24, 1848,, J~mes ,W. Marshall disc;oven:d a Jold nuooet, a1 Sut- •, ~by 2002. there ·are certain to be disputes over how to do it But Clinton .Kolleck told us, "a citr without ten- now staying, ~ s Mlll, 1n northemcaiifomia, adiscov~ that led to the cokl..::h of 1849. ~ ._,, haW avened one with an otrer. of compromise on a politically touchy sbions, ~bably ~ause we are 100 Did I refer ·earlier in this •lory· to 11. Oil th1s date: . · . . . , ~- ••-"-""· ...... :. usyd'try.mg our sur- "tranquiltimes"?Well, tranquility is J ·In 1908• the first ·, . ~ ,__oe ...-.-tng_~'" .,., which he made an 1'ssue ,agBJ'nst the Repu.,. .. to Improve . , t Boy ",.;puttroop was 011amzed in Eul·"" by Robert : , . . . . in 1he 1996 c;mnpatgn, . . · .. roun mgs, relative. Compared to the horror sto- ,Baden-PoWJ:II: · , ·-.-~ 1 Indeed, the spirit or Israel's peo- ries cominf~ ~ptit ,of Israel today, life if In 1922, Christilll) K Nelson of Onawa, Iowa, paoonted the Eskimo 1!1~ [' . I 1»11'08'8 NOTE- Wlllter Jl. MMn, '.tee prllldent and columnllt pthele wdas inbman~ ':"ayhs reminis~endt ~f was peaceful and secure then. Still,. , I{· In 1943, ~iderit Roosevelt.and Britisl! Prime Ministet Chnn:hill coO: , -.....i\111 , 'ld ~- 1 •utetlaa W~and nallonalpol· oug 1Y spmt 1 at prevalle m few l,ivipa in Israel felt thCre would · udell a wartime conference in Cuahl•-• Mor~•o. · "' ... ~..., Britain in 1940. I' I n 196S, WinstonChun:hilldiildinl.ondonatage90, ' ~~ . .._ _ _ . .... ll,..n. e~er be a ·sett1e111entof Ara"l .,. srae1 ~ I saw an exampl~ or this during differences, . . , · In 1972, the Supreme CoUrt lllnlCkdown laws thai denied welfare ben-· t Actor Ernest Borgnine is 10: EvangelistOral Roberts my stay at 8 kibbutz -- a communal . The lsreehs cont~nded. ~~~ 1n· tefjts to people who had resided in a ~te for loss than'·a year, , · ; Doua ICenhaw is 61, Sin'ger-songwriter Ray Stevens . or collectivist village-- on the Israel- Is~l ~ the lsraeh-admlnt~ : In 1978, a nuc:~·powered Sov~e_t satelliu: plunged through Sri's r-1 uwruer Neil Di8li}OIId is S6. Singer Aaron Neville is S6, Lebanon-Syria border in extreme terntoncs, die Nabs had,.- had II ,.;mospiJere and dt&lntegrated, IC8ltenng radioactive debris 0- .,....· of :.,n:;;. .... ia Sl . Sinaer Wamn Zevon is SO. Comedian Yaltov northern Galilee, so JOOCI. But .one Palestinian leader :northern Canada. · .:-,_,. Cou , Keech Aslwasvisitingtheapmentof likenedlheAtabs(tuation!Oabinlin In Iil86 theVo · probe · ·' 2 Killlu II 37. ntry musician Rlin- one of ll1e kibbutz families about .10 a c e. ,. , • S0.619 mil~ of spaceltlet of swept put Unnus, comina within : a · Tbe o.lty Sentinel • Pege 3 \ • 'Esttlllfislid illl!J48 Pomeroy • lllddllport, Ohio loa) . I Tom ~ Peden · Country · . Monday · Stlturday: 9 ant · 8 pm · SUnday: 1· 8 pm ~~~~·~ , ~ ' ~~~~~tar~""' �• . s . . 'lt The .Dail.Y ent~~' . 1117 :: , .' S ports • . .- The Eastern Eagles exploded for . giiJJie and placed tbree girl' in dou- Angi Wolfe each added one. ' a 28-9 second half romp en route to ble figures: Valerie Karr with 15, Angie Lucus led the Falcom with . a 52-25 Tri-Valley ConfC~eDCe Hock- Stephanie Evans with a can:er high · eight points, while Corrie Cook ; ina Division victory over the Miller 14 pnints, and Jessica Brannon with added four, Ouisty Halasz tiRe, and Falcons Thursday night at Miller. 13. Freshman guards Becky Davis .Rhawney Dutiel three. Eastern is now 5- 10 overall·after and Chasatie Hollon each chipped in Eastern had a barrage of turnovers winning its second straight ganie. four apiece, ·while Ann Wiggins and early that · didn't alow them any 1lle Eagle, had a great transition Evans sparked the Easlem altaek in the second round with five poiniS, while Karr added four as the Eagles rolled to a 14-IOilllly in the second frame for a 24-16 halftime lead. Eastern picked up the ~mpo in the second half as Brannon led the way with five. Meanwhile, Chasatie Hollon waS having a great night on the boanls, spearheading seve~ fast breaks off her eleven rebounds. Jackie Parl<er came off .the hench for some great · defense, while Angi Division and 9-6 overall and will Wolfe Came in to do a good job in the travel to River Valley on Saturday. post. Wellston is now 3-10 and 5-14. · 1lle score after three stood at 38Quarter lQIIIi 20, then Davis, Brannon and Hollon Meigs 7 -9-11-8=35 really picked up the tempo on the Wellston ' 12-9-14-11=46 break aild ~yans cashed in for sevMelp: Becky Smith 1-0-1=3, en founh period poiniS to push the · Ashley Roach 1-0-0=2, Brandi finale ;to 52-25. Meadows 1-0-3=5, Cheryl Jewe11 3Eastern hit 20-72 from the Ooor 0-4=10, TriciaDavis3-0-1=7,Caris, and 12-27 at the line, Eastern had 39 sa Ash 2-0-0=4. Tonya Miller 0-0- rebounds, led by J:Wilon's eleven and 3=3, Wendy Shrimplin 0-0-1= 1. . eight each by. Brannon and Karr. Totals: 11-0-13=35 . Eastern had 15 steals, (Brannon 8, WeUstoa: Kate Crabtree 0-2- Karr tllree, ··Hollon three); 20 4=10, Alicia Martin 2-2-0=10, Lib- turnoveri, six assisiS (Ho!lon 3), and by Swafford 5-0-0=10, Mandy · 19 mmovers. Leach 2-0-1 =5, Tracy Ramsey 0-0Miller bit 7-5S.Crom the Ooor, 11 3;3, Rachel Henderson 4-0-0=8. 23 at the line and had 22 rebounds. Totals: 11 4 8 t6 Miller had 3 steals, 29 turnovers, two assisiS, and 21 fouls: lllere wl!S no reserve game. Eastern hosts- Southem1 Monday and 'goes to l'ederal ThurSday. The make-up with Nelsonville is 12 noon ' . at~ I . Southern · 16-13-14-14=54 15-18-22CI4=69 Alexander Southem: Renee Turley 5-0= I 0, Cynthia Caldwell 2-0=4, Kim Sayre 2-2-112=11, Brianoie Proffiu 10-0112=21, Jenny Friend 1-0=2, Conny Horst 0-2f2=2. Erica Arnott 2-0=4. Totals 22-2(4-6)=54 . Alexllllcler. Kelly West ~20, NallllieBOboi-0=2,Mary Blair 1- 10=5, Joni Grubb 3-I-212=11:Angda Jewell 3-0=6, Bobbi Jo Davis 2; 0111=5 Mandy Thompson 1-0=2, Je.Sica Robinson 3-0-212=8, Kristy King 4-0=8, Jodi Wilson .1-0=2. Totals 23-6-(5·5)=69 momentum. Val Karr $Com~ the first six points for !hie Eagles, who rolled to a (M) lead befon: !hie turnover plague struck. After a Bl8l)DOII field goal siiiTOilDdcd two Lucas freld goals, Karr hit a pair of free throws and the quarter ended 10-6. · Wellston girls hand Meigs 46-35 loss· By DAVE HARRIS ~lied down ~3 rebounds ·led by to inch away from the Marauders with a 14-11 scoring.advantage and !like a 35-27 lead into the final period. Tricia Davis and Carissa Ash led Meigs in.the periQd with four poiniS each. The host team outscored Meigs in the fourth period 11 -8 to post the 4635 victory.. Wellston hit seven of eight from the line in the period to ke~p the Lady Marauders from . catching up. Kate Crabtree, Alicia Martin and Libby Swafford scored 10 points each to lead the winners. Henderson added eight. Wellston bit 15 of 41 from the Door including four of nine ,from three poiniS range for37%. The Golden Rockets went to the lie 10 times and hiti:ight for 80%. Wellston Swafford with. 13. JeweU was the only Marauder in double figures with 10. Meigs hit II of 47 from the floor including 0 for four frorn three point range for a ice cold 23%. Meigs went to the line 25 times hitting 13 for 52%. The Marauders pulled 4own 25 rebou~ led by Jewell with six. Meigs turned the ball over. 16 times, had five .assisiS led by JeweU with two and had 13 steals led by Smith with eight. In the reserve game Meigs jumped out to a 28-61ead and coasted to a 49-10 win. Tiffany Halfhill led Meigs with I~ Tangy l.audennilt added I0. Brooke Williams nine.and Amy Hysell eight. . Meigs drops to 9-4 .in the Ohio • Alexander girls beat Souther,i l 69-.54 . ' Freshman Kelly West erupted for Southern took a 16-151ead in the 20 points, leading a pack often Spar. first period as Proffit added five and tans to hit the scoring column as Sayre five, but Alexander came back Alexander defeated Southern 69-54 behind a four-point King entry at the Thursday at Albany. post, and West added seven as the Alexander held Southern's Renee Spartans took a 33-29 lead at the Turley to just ten points, but Brianne half. Proffiu notched ten field goals Alexander blitzed Southern in enroute to a game.-high 21 poiniS and . the third frame 22-14 to take a 55-43 lead behind West's eight. Grubb ~even rebounds. Kim Sayre added eleven, while Cynthia Caldwell and · spent much of the night .sidclined in Erica Amou each .added four, and . foul trouble. Jenny Friend and Conny Horst each Alex rolled on to the 69-54 league added two. win. Southern is 9-7 overall and 5-7 Joni Grubb was held to II for in the league, while Alexander rolls Alexander, wbile Kristy King and to 10-2 in the league, 12-3 overall. Jodi Wilson each added eight. Southern hit24-60 from the Ooor. 2-14 threlo's, had 27 rebounds (Tur" ley' 8, Proffitt 7, Sayre 4); and had nine steals (Caldwell 4, Turley 3). SHS had 10assists·(Caldwell4); 14 turnovers, 9 fouls and tWo blocks by Turley. Alexander bit23-52, 6-15 ihree's, and had 22 ~;ebounds (King 6, West 6). Alex had 10 steals, 15 assisiS (West 5, Gfubb 4); 13 turnovers, ten fouls, and one block. Alex won the reserve game 41-21 led by' Nallllie Bobo with twenty. Sarah Brauer had five for Southern; Southern goes to Eastern Mon- 4aY· PI~TURE Scoreboard Alooor-.:w. -~ •• - ,.,_4) _._" -- .'1 IIAS1'DN CONnUNCI: f• ,...____ _I I 0-14-1·4-14=52: Eastern Miller 6-10-4-5=25• Euten: Becky Davis 2-0=4; Stephanie Evans 6-2/4=14, Valerit! 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That was it for Cleveland; which "I said he had two strikes on him had led bY~ ·ma,ny.as II in the first · Rodman. servmg an 11-game sus, fourth strrught at home, "I thought we'd be able to hold and he's fouled off four pitches," quarter and survived a I 5-0 Chicago pension for kicking .• cameraman, averages six poiniS 11 g1UJte. So nat-- .our own on the glass," Cleveland Jackson said. "And he was about 11111 in the sceond quarter. urally, the Bulls' Qffense would suf- coacfi Mike Fratcllo said. "Some· right at his limit as far as his stay in "Very rarely do you get to the fer without him. . times, you don 't know. :You think, Ibis league." ' basket against this team," said Jor. Jordan agreed, but said there was . dan, referring to Cleveland's stuffy but you don't know." Huh 'I nothing he could do about it. . . Pippen .and Kukoc each had 13 . Call it Rodman's Rule. defense. "This team's probably as "I think everybody has been giv- good as the Knicks as far as closing Chicago failed to score 90 points points. Terrell Brandon .led Cleve· for the third straight game Thursday land with 21 , and Chris Mills added ing Dennis advice," Jordan said. down the lane. "But I think Dennis has to change night, beating the Cleveland Cava- 20. . , "A couple of times !took advanhis own self. look in the mirror. Despite being without Rodman , tiers 87-71. And without Rodman, ·"My opinion, I' d rather keep to tage of it with some authority, and I the ieague's top rebounder at 16.5 the Bulls might be embarking on yet think it ignited our team." per game, the Bulls outrebounded the · another long winning streak. It was myself as far as what ~nnis needs." After his highlight reel dunks. Jordan, who has more 50-point Cavaliers 49-28. · · Chicago's second straight win since Jordan sank five of six foul shots and Scottie Pippen had 12 rebounds, Sunday's 102-86 loss at Houston. games against Cleveland - six a shot in off the glass as the tossed Chicago beat New York 88-87 at · than any other team, was relatively and Toni Kukoc pulled down 10 expired during a 17-4 run shot clock more than twice his season avclage: home on Tuesday, with Jordan scar- quiet until taking to the air in the that gave tJu, Bulls a 79-62 lead. fourth. ' And His Aimcss. Michael Jordan . ing a season-high 51. Brandon tried to keep Cl~veland He sailed along·the baseline for a ()ad nine rebounds to Ill! with 32 The Bulls have had winnin~ . from getting buried. He sparked an poi11ts. . streaks of five, eight, nine and 12 en one-handed stuff that extended 8·2 Cleveland run at the start of the , ·~With Dennis out. that's a lot of route to the league's best record at Chicago's lead to 64-58 with 10:41 left. Three minutes later, Jordan got third and sank ajumper with 1.3 sec· rebounds to make up," Jbrdan said. 36-5. OQds remaining in the period tO·CUt "If we can spread it over three guys. . Rodman managed to be the No. I · the hall on the left wing, glided Chicago's lead to 60-55 . · · t~ar's fine." ·pastgame topic without even playing toward the lane and threw down 96 MODELS -YM92.~to an .' , ,. . .~,. , . u l S lUitl Wlln'Cn Champion !15. Libcny o41 d 59. """ Fry. 41 Waverly 64, Portsmouth W. 36 Wayneaf.eld-Golhe:n f'JJ,' Met;:htlnic•- Uppor S""""'ky sa, Colooel Cnwford 45 Upper Scioto YDl. 64, Peny 48 12~ 11 2l .463 ~ .341 · 29 .291 O.W.96, .. _ (OT) ~~--· .... 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The o.lly SuiiMI• hge 5 -- AMONG ::.~••• . . ..PET.VAI:.ENTINE~I Ouartcrtl!flla Pomt!Of •llllklllport, Ohio F"*Y, JllnUery 24, :-K arr; Evans and Brannon drive Eastern ·past Miller 52~25 • Sautluel Correlipondent WeUston jumped oot to a 21 -16 lead at the half and went on to upset Meigs 46-35. in girls Tri-Valley Confm:nce basketball action Thursday evening at Wellston. ' ~ · The <lol~n Rockets came out in the fD"St penod and jumped out to a 12-7 lead behind Mandy Leach who . ~five f1tst period points. In the second period both teams scored nine poiniS each as Wellston went into the locker room with a 21 -16 advantage. Cheryl Jewell led Meigs in the period with four points, Becky Sntith added three. Rachel Henderson added four the Lady Rockets. . Alicia Martin scored eight third period points as the Rockets staned Ftusr, ....._, 24, 1111 I . • ·. . a drop vo!lcy after Must.c r had • ·MELBOURNe,· Australia (AP) ·retrieved two overheads. -/on anltle-high·winner around the "Here' was my chance to take a net post. An impressive .dash to c~tch set from him, and I think it would up to a lob . att~· baschne . A spnnt- ·have been wide open," Muster saip. iq·forehand pass down the hne. "But he came right back from 5-2 Pete ,, Samp'rBli ~on founded and-once lie is ahea\1, he's very tough 1)\omas Muster and his computer to beat. H'c ·dpesn't give you,many anllyllis wlth a fu!r(ange of sharp- charices.lfyou don:ttake those you shooUn8 t~y aDd .a<lvanced to the get, you're going to lose," . ; Australian 9P£n final aga~nst s1,1rMuster has been unable to add a pril.ina Spanil\rd Carlos Moya. . . Grand siam tournam~nt title on the wom~n·s title will be dectd- hardcourts'or grass io his impressive .ed $1111~ 'When fourth-seeded list of clay lioun titles, incl.uding the Martin• H1ngis aucmpt• ·to become I~S.' Fn:nch Open. !i• also has been the YQURgcst Grand Sllll\ltoumamcnt unable to beat Sampras more than sinaJel clwlipion this century :ovhen once in eight meetings. she takes on unscedcd Mary P1ercc; Sampras, seeking his,ninth Grand the 1995 Australian Open ~inner. Slam tournament crown, said Muster In his 6-1, 7-6 (7-31. 6-3 victory, ·.. ,·hould !lave won tlle.sccond set. ... Sampru came out with more than Once { won ·the second, I felt that 1 his devastating SCfVC and volley · was a big turning point." ~k. He also)Iii frequent winners He went on to a 3-0 lead in the from ihe bastline agains~ustcr. an third set. bfcaking Muster in tbe scc· ~owledJcd master of backcourt ond game by racing to retrieve an ntllies. . . ,-· • . , angled,volley and drillin~ a fCJJChand It loOk diem 30 ~to ~ide the down. the .sideline, leav•qg Muster . . fintpoil!loflhesecond-settiebreak-., helpl~ts ~ ~other si~e of lhe er. Slmprll fillllly won with a cross-. . court•.· , . ,. llQIIft fonlte'lll ·• . ·• It was O!IC of 17 aroundatroke winners for Sampras to 23 for 1 "II killd, o{ 'Kt lhe tone for the diiiN 1 I'• 111!1 J played a real gopd Muster, But Sampras' ability to contprllli~ liebr'eatcr'," 'said tho aol the baselilte rallies led to lOIRe World Mo. 1. . .. of his 16, volley winnen. ·He ilso hid bil cblnce to win the slammed tn 16 aces. 111 · reaching the ' "!felt I wu goillg toe-to-toe with 5-3, he pined him from the backcourl.'' hC said,. a lilclthand 11 "The chin,.thll him diffi. . ..,IIIII wiiMCI Clllt 10 play 11 wbiln be's •. - , ;.==:; 11!i , m•m ...... 'wt.c."' .-..,......- hllllhl. 111J fOIIIH.f •Uitd ~eLl I 1 J ... ' play," Snmpras added. "I just said, Chang in the semifinals.. , : 'If I miss, I mjs5!!1'm juSt going to · "I dcin 'tthink that Pete can walk usc the whole court, make him run; through then:," he said. ' make him work Oil his service: This will be his first ll\atch games."' '- against Moya, but Sampr.as is Muster, the No. 5 seed, has becq impressed by the Spaniard, now using a computer analysis of oppc>: playing spectacularly better than he ncnts' strategies,to.help him capital- did last year. when he bowed out in ~ itc more on his exceptional fitness . the first or scco'nd round in his t;rst "The computer is good," he said, tour of tennis' big four toumamcnts.o " It told 'me exactly the right things. In winning six rounds here, Moya but · still. you have to' make your has played the same number of shots." ·, .,:. matctics as in all. his 'Grand Slam Sampras sljid h~ ·and . Muster tournaments combined lasncar. · know each other's games anyway. "To heat Michael in straight sets "It's just a mauer of who docs ii is not easy' to do, so you know he is well," Sampras said, "I don 'ttry to confident," Sampras said. overcomplicate things by ·using a ·He rates Moya as more powerful computer or whatevjlr.~ than .Muster. . But the. compilter couldn't have "He'll go for the big shot•, he' ll anticipated shots like Sampras' lob hit the 6ig forehand, and it:s a matretrieval in the tiebreaker and his ter of holding all my serves and·play· backhand winner around the net. ing good. solid service games, .. post in the third set. Sarnpras said. ''He has nothing to ·~Maybe he will put it in there lose." . . now," Sampns.said of the nick past ' If Moya docs lose, he still will ' the post. "That was complete luck. climb from 25.th to ninth in the AtP · ... I cou!Jn't believe it came o~t the Tourrankings. A victory would make way it did." him sixth. , And another one , to put in the After beatina Chang, Moya S.id computer: Otr the final point, Sam- that Sampras would have been the pras hlt .tlic net canl ~with an ol(er- ' favorite two weeks ~ogo; "bul now I head. The ball popped over and l don't know if be wou!d be the Muster chased it dow!!, but couldn't 'favori·te." · ' li.ndll' 'SamptU' ..ext vOlley. 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It was printed in the Vancouver Sun and contains real answers given on a Bible knowledge test. -Your Friend in Chicago Dcat Chicago Friend: Loved it! I'm sure my readers will. too. Thank you. I. Noah~s wife was Joan of Ark. 2 . Lot's wife was a pillar of salt by day and ball of fire by night. 3. Moses went to the top of Mount Cyanide to get the Ten Commandments. ·This·week's devotional ' Commandment calls ·for 'loving thy neighbor' By BONNIE SHIVELEY Devotional Writer _ One su nny day I excitedly told Mother, "I love winter. I love this 4. The seventh commandment is "Thou shalt not adnait adultery." S. Joshua led the Hebrews in the baule of Geritol. ' 6. Jesus was born, because' Mary had an immaculate contraption. 7. The people who followed Jesus were called the 12 Decibels. 8. The epistles were ihe wives of the api>stles. 9. One of the opossums was St. Matthew. · 10'. Salome danced in seven veils along (for free) ori a continuing basis S1.50 in tolls every day, I came to in front of King Harrod's. II. Paul preached acrimony, because "you were going there any- resent him as a passenger ~n I real.ized the deal he was getting. which is another name for marriage. way"? I had a neighbor who asked me for 12. David fough( the Finkelsteins, a race of people whll lived in bibli- rides to work because one of his two · Dear Md. : They ''don't get il'' cars broke down and his wife need· because their thinking is on a totally cal times. • ed the remaining car for shopping. different track. They figure, " He (or 13. The Jews had ·trOuble throughc!I'Pooling and so on, After a while, she) was going anyway. II didn'1cost out their history with unsympathetic I ~llized that he. was making no anything to let .me ride along." The Genitals. • 14. A Christian should have only at~mpl to repair his car because he truth is, the driver is providing a val!~'­ ,found me to be a mwlh less expensive able service and there should besom~ one wife. This is called monotony. compensation. Maybe this column Dear Ann Landers: Can you stand mode of transportation. ' Although he offered to pay the ' will open a few eyes. one more Jetter about people who ride . . I Southern Loca,l .honor roll·posted CiROUND FRESH DAIL Y(3-LBS. OR MORE) • COUPONS .The :following students were ta Wbe~ler, and Billy Young. Syracuse Elementary · · Portland Eiemeatary . . 12th Grade-- Adam Roush, Je'ssi~nd Grade ,- ' Tyler Harkness and · . 4tli Orade __ Sara Camarata and nained to the Southern Local honor roll for the second nine-weeks grad- ca Sayre and Am her Thomas; all A's. Adain Phillips; all A's. Nicholas Ryan Smith· all A's. Bryan Smith. ing period: Angie Carleton, .Emily Duhl , ·Matt Buck, Olivia Dudding, S811J•ntha · Sth Grad~ __ Andrea Tedford all Southern High School Evans, Danny Fisher, Nathan Haipes• . Gras-, A~ber Hill, Mallory Hill, A's. Stephanie Bradford, Tabithil · 9th Grade --Jamie Baker, Clinton Hillery Harris, John Karg, Mark Adelle Rice, and Darcy Winebrenner. Iones, B.l Mamhout, Amy Normaq, Hatcher, Chris Randolph, and Bran- Lewis, Joshua Marshall, Jesse May3rd Grade -- . Ryan . Amberger. Joey Phillips, Deana Pullins, Michael don Wolfe; all A's. Jessica Alley, nard, Toi!ia Nazarewycz, Amy Johrt Bentz, Chelsea Smtih and Jen- Roush Liz Wamsley and Robbie Melanie Blevins, Erin Bolin, Jesse Nonhup, Anly ,Rizer, Craig Wolfe ny Warner; all A's. Bradley Crouch, Weddl~ . ' Shy!~ Jarrell, Myca Michael, Joey 6th Grade •• Jamie Norville,Tara Caplinger, Kim lhle. Amber May- and Bobby Writesel. nard, Julie Nakao, Kyle Notris, Don.• • Nottingham, Jas~n Pierce, (>erek Pickens, Brandon Smith, ·and Tom aid Proffitt, Bobby Scarberry and Soutbem Jun10r Htgh Rou~h. Andrew Su:npson, anp Scle- Theiss. Jonathan Smith. 7th Grade-- Amanda Huddleston, , ,na ~P.encer. · .. . lOth Grade ·- Jennifer Carl elan, Tyler Lmle, and Lori Sayre; all A's. 4th· Grade -- Ashton, Brown; all Letart Elemenlary , ,• . Christa Circle, Kara King,Jessi: Lit- , Matt Ash, Joe Cornell, Sheri Cum" · A'sf Racbael Cottrill, Holly Duffy. · Due . tO the multi-age at Letart . tie, Jason Roush, and Kimberly mins, Amber Dutfy, Joe 'Manuel, Josh' ijarris,.Jonas Han, Ashlee Hill, Falls Elementary tltere will · be no Sayre; all A's. Teresa Bush, Joshua Rachel Marshall, ·Nathan Marti11, Wallace Hill, Jordan Lidel, Adam honor J'Qll for the first and seeonll Ervin, Suzanne Evans, Troy Hoback. Kim McDaniel, Travanna Moote, McDaniel, Tyler RobCrts, Stacy Sny- · grade. · , Jeremiah Johnson, Pally Lawrence, and Aaron Ohlinger. . der a~d Christopher Warden. 3rd Grade --· Dustin Brinager, . 8th Grade -- Brandi Codner, 5th Grade -- Bethany Amberger. Amber Holsinger, and · Autumn .and Jessica Theiss. lith Grade -- Cynthia Caldwell. Macyn Ervin, Jonathan Evans, Jere- Cadi', Davis, and Sarah Hawley; all McLaughlin; all A's. Heather Jones, · Crystal Coleman, Conny Horst, Jen- my Fisher, Chad Hubbard, and Shaw- A's. Tim Cogar, Amher Mills, and Deke Michael. Kasie Sellers; and nifer Roush. and Evan Slruble;. all na Manuel; all A's. Sarah Ball, Katie Sayre, Erin Wise. A's. Matt Dill, Je~nifer Friend, Eva Nicole Benson, Kati Cummins, Clay , 6t1J Grade--Melinda Chancey and 4th Grade·- Broo~e Kiser; all A's. Glowacka, M~tt Htll~ M_ehssa Layne, Ensl.en, Josh Larsen, Matt Neigler, Cryst)ll Collrill; all A's. Mariam El- Dana Copl~y. Autumn Reed, Ashley J~cktc Pro!'f•tt. Ntkkt Robmson, · . Jess1ca·Janey, Garrell Kiser. Brenna DabaJa. Roush, and Craig RaiJI[olph. L1ndsay Smtth, Amy Varney,.Ranel- Sisson, and Emily Stivers. ;1.: • lowing day a bone-chilling wind blew at twelve degr~es . I wanled 10 be at the hospital ·with Mother. Papa's health seemed very fragile. snow!" Another three inches of "white stufr' 1\vo fell, and that evening I groped to the days later, .I houseQthrough even deeper snow. grumbled, "Moth' On Friday another · good neighor, I don't like bor, Mik~. plowed our driveway. We winter as much as drove in, but got stuck four times I did." And after a . and had to dig out with shovels. week !.lamented, I couldn't drive the car out the "I've had eno.ugh lane so m'y young friend; Jonathan. snow to last a . picked me up at the road and took .. lifeiime." me into town. Let me tell you... . Saturday Gary's wife, Jerri, ln December icc and snow fell. called, "You're welcome to borrow We didn't have to sing, 'Tm Dream- the tractor." My husband, Wayne, ing of a White Christmas." Our maneuvered the hugh piece of beautiful landscape continued into equipment into our drive and the new year. attacked the snow. January brought a blizzard with Finally we could drive in an<! out . fifty -mile-an-hour winds that .left for one day., Then warm air and the our .tong curving driyeway impa~s- thaw· came. The car could barely able . When the boisterous wind laid, navigate the ·deep slush buildup but our good neighbor, Gary, chugged in we made it r-~··~~--~--------------------~~·~·~-~------~ 1 ... ' the lane on his tractor and scooped · Papa remains in the skilled nutsout the snow. And it's a good thing . ing unit. My nearly 85-year-old ., . because at 3:45 a.m. the phone rang. Mother is happy to have- wheels at Kanawharivers. I heard Mother's weak, quivery the hospital and things arc gelling POINT PLEASANT. W. Va. . . vo ice, I'm calling 9.11to take Papa to back to normal. Praise the Lord. When AEP bought the assets of ' •· Captain Everelle A. "Sam" Craig Taylor has worked on the river POINT PLEASANT, W. Va. Jhe hospital. He's coughing so hard, Father. thank you for good med- . retires from AEP River Transporta- the Shearer Company in 1973, Craig reiJiained with the division. He was Raben D. Taylor. pilot at Ri.ve.r since his teenage .years helping his spitting · up blood and can't breathe. . ical facilities for Papa and for Moth- tion Division effective February I. promoted to·master-pilot in 1976 and Transportation Division, has heen dud with the family's towing busiHe's too weak to walk." In the black er's health. If it would please you, Craig began his river career with night, we hurriedly drove past high make Papa well enough to return O.F. Shearer & Sons in 1958 as a remained in that position ,until his promoted to the newly created posi, ness; Valley Inc. He earned his pilot's license in 1973, and at age 2 I. he was lion · port captain effective snow banks to the emergency room. home. Thank you for good neigh- striker and followed tlie line of pro- retirement. one the youngestJ!ilots on the riv- ·· Later in the day, I called our bars who showed their love to us _greJ s\on !O ,chit;.f e~11in~er. He went . Craig is~ l,T.S. ~y vete1112 ha~'w.Uoh I. He to}~~'!~~ 'et-. HeofworKed IOf'\'afiOII's l!arge come neighbor, Katherine, 10 see if I could through a really~>tressfullime. ," n Into the ptlbtl\ol3e til the early 1970s mg served tn Germifny~~aRil 1\1~· pani_e. s before joinin~ AEP in 1977. , park in her driveway out by the road. In the Bible Jesus instructs us working on the Green, Ohio and wife Dorothy live in ~oi'i andare tl)e He f~ft the''COinpiiJ1Y ·i~ I!182•duc tO . parents of one daughter::;f ~·· ,··-· '" Contrary winds had kicked up again concerning the most im_portant com· a lay off.and returned in 1990, work- · and' drifts formed in our lane. That ,mandment. "You shall love the Lord ing as pil~t on the Oltjo, Kanawha night with flashlight in hand, I · your God with all your heart, soul, and Monongahela rivers. • walked through deep snow back to mind and strength. The second is ijc is a mcmbe~ of.thc Waterways The Meigs Soil and Water Con- · Peach (full size) for $22. the house. Wednesday I didn't mind _ "Love your neighbor as yourself." Advtsory Commmcc, Huntington servation District Auxiliary is now Crown vetch ground cover plants trudging out the lane with the tern-· There- is no other commandment ·District, Navigation Commiuec .' taking orders for .tree packets and are in trays of72 plants and cost $2:S. nerarurc at four rleR"ree.~ . hut the fol - · 11reater than these . Point Pleasant River Museum Board'· · ground cover plants. Wildflower seed is available in Point Pleasant River Park Colnmill~ Available this year .are the Wbite one ounce packets an.d costs $3.50 and also served as chairman of the' Pine, Scotch Pine, Colorado Blue ·. each. 1996 Point Pleasant Stcrnwhcci , Spruce or Norway Spruce tree All orders must bC prepaid and Regalia. He is an instructor in radar • seedlings 2S of one variety for $10. must be into the Meigs Soil and operation training for · River · Divi' " ' Also available ·.this year is the Water Con~crvation District Auxil· :sian's pilothouse crews and for other .: backyard packet which contains two iary by March 20. To gel an order , AEP marine licensed personnel. · 'each of t~ Butterfly Bush, Bu119n form, pl~ce an order or get ll)ore Taylor and his wifcOalc live ncar .: Bush, Red Flow~ring Quince, Spirea tnfotmatJOn residents may call 992· P~Jint Pleasant and are the parents of ; ~nd Japanese Snowball for $10. · · 6647 or stop by the office at 33101 two c,hildren. · · The fruit tree packet this year con- . Hiland Road in Pomeroy.. ' tains two each of Melrose Apple · (semi-dwarf) and Belle of Georgia' .Craig to retire Feb.; 1 Genuine Groun BeeF Pound ..-.DOUBLE manuFacturer's up to & Including t so~ see store for details. save at least 60¢/Lb. .....,_., .Taylor named assistant port captain at AEP River Divi~ion "IN THE DELl" WHOLE OR HALF, BROWN SUGAR & HONEY GLAZED ; Thorn Apple ·:Valley ·.. . . Sg,lral. IIi. Doughties ,. Roast ·s eef . \ . Pound \: Tree packets and plants available - . . . .' .. Com,munity calendar . ~~=~~~~;t: I WIS pl'e' ...,tiKI 1 so-year at a recent meeting. Making the prHentatlon was Dsvld District Deputy Grand Master of the 12th ~ Maaonlc Dletrlct, plcturild here with Rice, left. Rice was worship master of the Middleport Loge In 1951. . .. ., FRIDAY REEDSVILLE Faith Full Gospel Church, special service, 7 p.m. Friday at the church with the "Rcviers,u · Soei.ety scrapbook.- SATURDAY ·. REEDSVILLE-· Olive Township Silper Bowl ~up social .c..:1 E. Allen, state ovc...CCr of Michi- Bburd of Trustees niec!ing in United Methodists of Pomeroy gan; Samuel '.T. Salyer, pastor of rescheduled session Saturday, 9 a.m: celebrate ttiSuper Bowl with a Portsmouth's Harrisonville .Avenue in the township building. rlomemade -bowl of soup following congregation; and Wayne E. Wicker, · a,e worship hour. state youth and Christian/Evangelism SUN:OAY-- John Elswick, speak· 'llte event is titled "Eat· your fill, Director for Southern Ohio. · er at the' Hobson Christian FellowOutstanding music will be tea- Ship: Sunday, 7 p.m. ·five what you will." All d~natio_ns will go for the advance spectal mts- lured in each session. For more inforsions of the church. Pastor Bob mation on the conference, residents MONDAY CHESTER -- Meigs County Ikcs Robinson extends an invitation to the may contact Pastor Barr 81742-2060 (formerly I~ Walton J,.eague) will publio to allend the worship service or 742-1405. hold regular lind organizationall)leetand 10:30 a.tn. and join in the feiings Mor!4ay. '7 p.m. at the clubhouse ,Jo'wship ai·noon. ' • , ··· · · ReevM oa D11111'1 Lilt on Scput Camp Road. ,Members ·}I!ill 'lba~d~~ · BrandiReCveshasheenn~to discuss- an~ clll\nges or idditiQns to in -new by'laws,. . · ' Randy Bur, pastor, and delegiues the fall quarter'•dean's lilt ai Berea · be made . ' tram b Rutland Clwn:h of God will 1 Collep b1 berea, Ky. She.is a biolo. _\ RUll.AND ,. Rutland alrden atlelld the t 997 "!'ayer Conference of gy major CIIJ'!Yi.ng a 3.71 OPA. Club. MQ!Jday. I p.m: at ihe home bf the Soutllem Ohio Churches of God, She also JS tn 1\ work J110gnJn at ·Feb. ~ and 4 a! the SIJ'Biford Heiahts berea world~g II .leut I0 hoUn a Catherine Lowery. ClluR:h of God in ~idd!CtoWri. week. · · .. . _ . POMEROY:- MeiJs County V.et· -r-hlpst~erwill he Or. Bnndi w8 valedictoriaa of her cnns Service Commission, 7:3op.m. hut L. Wttl»r. General Overseer of 1996 gncluadna c~ 11 Bu&enl die a.:tJ 9( God, from )Is iniema- · High SChool. She li tlie dauahta of Monday it the Vei«ans Service liOmtl ·heldquarters in Clevel10d, Bob aniJ ~ ~ of Olell« Office, Mulbeny Avenue, Pomeroy. 'NIIft.Dt ~islhcformersenior IJid 'the Jl'lllddlull*r' or~ lnd MI. Par111 Chun:" of I_ Mary Gillillll. abo of Chester llld TUISDAY. 01. . · · Doroihy Rcevlll o( ~Y· · • R~ClNE. -RACO. 'fUes4ay,Mo · ,p.m. Slif Ml.Ul'llrfl< • t will ~ •• ' , ' ' ' .;......o._ j ,, The Commuaity Calendar is published 115 a rr:ee service to nonprofit groups wishing to announce meeting and special events. The calendar is not desi&ned to promote sales ,or fund raisers or any type• Items are printed as space permits . and cannot be guannteed to run a specific nuJJJber of days. , will ' ~ tltf't'lf'l'lkers ill •' VAIJNTM LOVE LINES·. . WRITE A MES~AGE TO YO(ffl SPECIAL VALENTINE Remember.that $Pedal someone this Valentine's nay''witb a messag~ in The Dally Sentinel ! . • t • • Sweethearts • Moms & Dads • Grandparents •'leachers • Babysitters • Friends ~ • I . ' ' . . Anyone who would appreciate a thouptful word from you! All Valentine Hearts wiD he published In the February .4th IsSue at a cOst of only $6.001 . . .i ' ·I' > .,\ ' ' • MUST BE·PREPAlOI r-------T-----··••--·-··~~·····.'1!'·!!!'-·· Prill y• .,ssag. in tlleheaJtllltlmalaloag wflfl ~.00 to: , .. ' . .' · · .· ' ALL VARIETIES . .· . . La -S Mama Rasa, Potato Chips Pizzas .' 16-DZ.· 14-oz. CAFFEINE FREE DIET COKE. SPRITE. . DIET COKE OR ' ' Coca co/a C _ lassic 7 2-Pack 12-oz. cans S•tiatl HIHirll ·· 111(1wt StreeJ ·P...-.y, OH 457~69 ! ''. ' .. .,,. ' ' Two , 12-oacks. per ct~stomer at this price please. �• . Frlcllr, ~ 24, 1817 •. Pomeroy •lllddleport, Ohio .The Deily Sentinel • Page 9 -..r .. 1titrJ amardell ....,IIIII ......... fer .... . . . 1 ....... • !! 7 l?lrw• . . . . . . . OIIIa Oere.....t oi DcUUILIIML ll C-·~ D+UIIIJB t . . . . llrMt ,. . . . . . . . llnlllll ... a , c C.J.'!f....... a.nto lfa.tol Dlco•n • tfl' I -AI- I a.n.ota.to~ I 5da aad Main YOlO Nilllller: BiD Fnziet Son<lay - 9-.30 a.m. WonlliP' 8:15, 10:30 a.a., 7 p.m. Wcdncodoy Savica -. 7 p.m. Worship · 9:30a.m. . Suaday Sdlool - 10:30 a.m. I'IR«.Jelfrey Wallloe llllllld 3nl Sunday p LU)flnt . . . . . . · Pallor:,Paul Slinoon Elll Main St. Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship • 10:30 a.m. FlniSotilllmollllllol 41172 Plb Pallor:. E. Lamar O'Bryant Sunday Sdlool - 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:45 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Servia:a • 7:1111 p.m. Flnlllapllll Clnu'do Pallor: Mart Morrow 6th and Palmer St., Middleport . Sunday Sdlool- 9:1S a.m. Wonllip - 10:15 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Service- 7:1111 p.m. - Rov. Liwn:nce FnlllaplliC · Pallor: T. Haley YOlO PUIOr: Auon Young Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:40 a.m., 7:00 p.IL Wednesday Servicta- 7:00p.m. SU....Ilaa~ · P-= Bill Linle Sunclly Sdlool • lOa.m. !..,orsh.j -IlL'."·• 7:30p.m. W y 5cv,_. 7:30p.m. MLU-111111o1 Pallor : Joe N. Sayre SundaySchool-9:45 a.m. · Evening -6:30p.m. Wcdnaday Servia:a -6:30p.m. - .......... llaPIIIt Racine, Ofl Putor : Daniel Berdine · Worship - 9:.30 a.m. Sunday Bible Shldy - 7:00p.m. Wednesday Old llellooll'ree Wlllllll1ol Clnordt lMOI Sl. Rt. 7, Middlepon Sunday SehQol- 10 a.m. e-i•a - 7:30p.m. '1'1tunday Servia:a • 7:30 a-. 1 . _ llaplliC Sl. Rt. 143 jUII off RL 7 Pallor: a... James R. Acree; Sr. Sunday Sdlool- 10 a.m. = - lla.~., 6p.m. W y~MCet-7p.m. VldarJ Bapllalla.ha «1ol . C tlri st lilll U11 1011 u . - a...... otCiorlallll n..-auHuttord. W.Va. Falllt lllll1ol CIIRailroad Sl., Muon Sunday Sdloal-10 a.m. Wonhop- II a.m., 6 p.m. Wednclday Servia:a - 7 p.m. Chur c tl of God · l'ooinh a Main Sl., Middleporl .-,a... Oll)lerl Cnia,lt. s-; 9:30a.m. Worship,-10:45 a.m. School· . s ~~l~'...n. . . wllii!Up ·.I 0:45 a.m. 'J'bunday Set>-- 7:30p.m. ...1 dl'neWIIJiopllol SolmSt. ,_;a...PuiTaylor ,.,., School - tO LIR. Bwaial·? p.m. Wcda I 1 Servica • 7 p.m. . ......... Clludl of Qrtal - . Philip Stunn Sunday Sdlool: 9:30a.m. Worship Service: 10:30 a.m. Bible StudY, Wednaday, 6:30p.m. C:.J tl wl1c ..... ...... CdollcQudl ldl MuR II) ~... , l'orllaoy, 992-SB98 , _ , Rov. Wailea E. Hclaz Iii. Can. 4:45-5t,Up.m.; Mau- 5:30p.m. · Suo. CoL -8:45-!I:U ~.m .; SUn. ..._. 9-.JO'a.m: . o.JIIJ Mao,. t:30 a,m. . MI. M- Clo- ofG"d . Racine Pallor: Rov. Jam<~ Sattcrfoeld · Sunday School-US 'a.m. £ve1ing - 7 p.m. Wcdnelday Services · 7 p.m. ·Pulor: - Cbrc~ ofG"d Randy Ban Sunday School- 10 a.m." · n a.m., 6 p.m. W ~ ServiCCI - 7 p.m: ":'r.T: • nna Clo- ofG"d . Apple and Second Sll. · . . Pu1or: Rev. Da•ld R.-11 ' Sunday Scltol>l and WonhiP' 10 a.m. ·• E>enlng Service• 7:30p.m. W...,....y Servicta • 7:30 p.m. s,a Cll.... ofG"d of Pin: I 1 OJ. While Rd. off SL Rt. 160 Pallor: pJ . Chapman Sunday Sdlool - 10 a.m. Wonllip • II a.m. w-.ay Servia:a-7 p.m. C o n q r e l J <1 t1 o 11.11 . TrladtJ Cllwdl .Second a Lynn, rome..., Pallor: Rov. Rollllld Wildman Sunday ochool and wtrihl~ 10:25 . Coftlmll ··~,.,. (11 1a, 21. :M; rrc = . I he I 1 J1nt c::a.n. II... N -= ~­ - -zScbool - 6p.m. Waft -Y Savia:a • 7 p.m. • __ . ____ ,,.... 2411. ........ ,,.......... ._ Tolei·R&CI llflDn Pa0111m~ : Wonllip 10'.30 a.m., 7:311 p.a. w ,-·7:30p.m. 5 ....._a , . ' letUiiJ Pallor: Konnclh Sunday Sdtool - 10 a.m. Wonhip-9a.m. · . Wedneaday Scrvica • 10 a.m. Konnclb- . Pallor: Sunday Sdlool - 9-A!i ..... -r , ' Thu~ Serv~ :'7:Jllfni- . \ OvSa-Lalllonlo Cltlll'dl Walnullllld Heniy Sll., Rnenswood, W.Va. . lntrim puton: Rov. Ruben Hupp · Sunday School • 10:00 a.m. Worship· II a.m. SL Po.a L a - Cloorc~ ComOr Sycam010 a Second Sl. Pomeroy Re•. George Weiridt. Sunday Sehooi • 9:4S a.m. Worship ~ II a.m. Un1ted Method1st Gnlwll Volled Mellaodlal Wo!ihlp- 9:30a.m. (Ia It 2n\J 'sun), 7:30p.m. (3nl a ollh Sun) Wedneaday Service. 7:30p.m. ML Olin Volled Metllodlot Off.124 bellind Wilkesville Pllllllr! Rev. Ralph Spirea Sunday,ll<hoot- 9:30a.m. Worship . 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Thursday Services· 7 p.m. . MelD CoopcniiYe Palrlllo lilorllaoul Chatler . Alfred Pastor: Sharon Hausman Sunday Sehool • 9:30a.m. Wo!ihip • II o.m., 6::!0 p.m. · Worship'· 9a.m. Sundoy Scflool. 10 a.m. Thursday.Services • 7 p.m. J- Pastor: Bob Randolph Wo!ihip · 9:30a.m. Sunday $chool-10:30 o.m. Lotlallollom · ~nday Scliool - 9:30 o.m. . Wonhip ·10:30 a.m. -·· Pallor: Rev. Ollrles Mash WorShip · 9:30 a.m. .Sunday School - 10:30 a.m. UMYF Sunday 6:30p.m. -Finl Sunday of Monlh • 7:30 p.m. acrvice -= ....., .-r-= Qarrtoow.... Ca Sunday Sdlool- 9:30 a.m. Wolihip '· 10:4S a.m. (Ill I< 3nl Son) . ' • -· School· C......Citlll'dl Main Fiflh Sl. Sunday Sdlool-10 a.m. . Worshl~ • 9a.m. ,._y Scrvo,ca -7 p.m. a w y-7pa.a Y-7p.m. Pcntr·( ,•sl.ll P I' I I )I I' It School · ' . •. ' ) to •c · MOTOR VEHICLE UCINIE TAX FUND pROGAAM VI- TIIAN8PORTA110N BI-7-A Motor Vehicle LICIIIH TIX fund J40 Supplle~..·-· .' • . ' -.. -· , -. ' cOffRL I~ I'J Qoordo MI'R It tfl:!'llciW SomokySdMiol : ..... Wao • ., · 10 ..... .. < I' • .... ...-· ,..., Cllria · ' Sunday SchOol ·9:3oa.m. " Worship·l0:30a.m., 7p.m. ~..,.. Clllll'dlol ... "'"" •• .. 240 luppl..................... .Tcr181 ............................_......., a.r.ly Funcl.. t,111.2t '""'''""""'_................ 100 00 1'01111 Legla'ltlvl AcllvltiH~ .........."....................e.ooo.oo A1·7-11 Cl+rll/'i'I'OMUN 210 "-llllleulc 11 211~.........._ ·---....~~····--·-··-·17,000.011 ala 1mp1coyee llotwftle."... ................................2.111ClCIO TolaiC~.......... .................. -~ ....... 11,100.00 A1;7-A Uncle~ 8ulldlngt 2tO Cepltel Oiilley 8.1110.00 Tolel Uncle - Bullcllnp. •....._ .................- ...1,810.00 M - Cllapl Clllll'dl Sunday school· 10 a.m. Wonhip •. II a.m. , Wednesday Service -7 p.m. F*l~ria . .234 CountJ Auditor'• end nw.u..r-. ....~... 12,4011 00 ~ re- c ily alfCR az l'illor: lallollloodoal Sanda=· 9:30 a.lli. Wonhip • t0:4S a.in., 7:30p.m. Wednaday 7:30p.m. MLOIInC liii1Ciolll'dl Pallor: L i - 8tMb Sunday SchOol-.9:30a.m. Wednecloy Service • 7 p.m. , Uadiad Fllllo Clludl Rt. 7 on Pu;wuy . ay,,_. r · .\ .I ~ .ltl. r. : ' ~~ . K&C JEWELERS 212 E. p.ta~n Street 992-3786 Pomeroy ' . RAWLINGS-COATS FISHER FUNERAL. HOME 892:1141 ,· 284 So\JtH 2rid Middleport Crow'a Family A....urant ..,....., Kentucky Frlld ·. . 228W. Main St, Pomeroy 992!"6432 v...... IIIIIIOI.ill!l 'H olpltll 11& E. MII!IOiil( Dr. PomertJv IIIIN104 . '. . ,., ..'· 'I SWISHER LOHSE . PHAJ:IMACY WIFI~' Pl . . . . . ... .a •. ...' Public Notlct epproprletlono, 'do not oxcood ouch olflolel ottlmeto or emended. olftclel otllmel!t. ~n tho . epproprlellon do.. not oxcood tuch olllclot ootlntllla, tho CGIIfiiY euclltor nc·TION . Jolin llulllf rr uld1nl of c:-11111 A - ICIIIIIr Hyul 81+11 tnd ....... 210 r - I l l Ionian Clllll of e-re~! CIRTW'ICATI Julian l7lla, R.C. ·"No 111 lelr -- IPPftiPiiiiDiHJJiftlhllll ,..t'-· W •••..... -·-···011. Memory Of My · Husband, NORMAN RIZER, on His Birthday, Jan, 27, 1997, · ·s.dly mlaaecll loved by wHe l family, Gertrude Rizer ~ ---------- .ou::.:: ................ ,_ ..... .'......- ...---10.00100 -Totwl reat II 4 DUMP TRUCK SERVICE , l:lmaatone • Gravel. Dirt • Send 985 4422 Cheater, Ohio .............. J&l SIDING & INSUUTION 537 BRYAN PLACE IIIDDLEFORT 8112-2772 8:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. ::::•••" · Gtaage~WW.ws · · •Stonr DOws & . WW•ws funll,-...tlgtiiWwlhel outattndlna MEET NEW PEOPLE lHE FUN WAYlOOAY. 1-1100-443-5780 Elll. 18!8 S2.99 per min. Must b& 18 yra. . SeN.\J (619)645-a434.' -- ;: - =: --- - :: ;: -- - a YOUR MESSAGE CAN BE SEEN HERE FOR A TOTAl,. OF $7.00 PER'DAV. , --------------- BULLEWI BOARD DEADLINE: 2:0 0 PM DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION! $2.99 Per Min. Musr Be 18 Yrs. Touch Tone Ph one Requ ired SeN-U 619-&<}8434. YOUR SWEElHEART AS CLOSE AS YOUR PHONE DQoN Open 4:30 Otml 818118 ·8:45 1·900·658· 7781 EXI. 8229 Pey out lo IICCordtng lo nu111ber 01 pleyera. Under , _ rnenegemont. Publlc:WelcOrne $2.99 per min. Must be 18 r-rs. Se<v.\J (619)64!>11434 . 40 ArHWU il C EM E tH S Giveaway 20h. Upright freezer, ru ns good." lalf cond. 30 4-895-3850. 8 Pupp1es 112 Husky, 8 Weeks BINGO POST467 RUTLAND MON.& WED. 6:30P.M. Okt. Reaoy To Goi 6 14-44 1-Q 725. Au slralian Shepherd Puppies To GNeaway, 614·367·1fl31. Beagle m• • puppi es - some • w. .ks and some 3 monlhs, 61 4- 985-4316. Cell now 10 schedule you.r TuPperware Party. Earn free pro Gucls. Suus & Stripe s. 1.~800•114-1782 S.C. 2719 . . Female Beagle dbg and 5 mixed puppies, 614-7-42-2653. SlARBURST $1100.00 $50.00 Dl' ..... perga•. BEECHGROVE ROAD Free To A l ov ing Home Male 8 Months Old Ger man Shepherd 8aSS&IIUix, 614-.U6-1 139. Free To Good Home: 2 Tw•n Size U atre sse s Go o d . S h~ pe , 6t 4381-M21 Belore 9 P.M . Mixed puppi e s 10 gill'e · a·way. 304-576-2582. Six puppies- Husky/ Border Con~ mill, 614-949-2940 aher Spm. In Memory 60 Lost and Found 4 wetl -cared lor dogs -seen In vi · emily of 10mHe Rd and R1 62. Ch ihu an·ua , sma l"l Bea gle, part yellow lab, & smatl white long · ha,.eddog. In Memory Of HOWARD CALDWELL, SA. Found : Young Male Seagle VicinIty: Evergreen Area. Call Afte r 5 P.M. 614· 446·7693. "· yeera h•• been twenty IInce he - h~. ~ a Meet That Special Someone To- day 1· 9Dp -484 -2 700 EJi t. 23&9 loSt Large Bo•er Dog Wear ing Green Colar. Call 6 14·446· 4646 ! ~~=·=~=~~ · ------------- 1 Slill Losl : 2 F'e:male Beagles. • Th1 1ngel of death cam• to tak1 you llllllll I 1111111111111111111111111111111111 I I! II II! 111111 1111:: a BINGO RAONE,OHIO AMERICAN LEGION POST 602 EVERY SUNDAY left ulan J1nuery 25, 1977. Love, Samuel ~ wwrtlflo.te ~ llle tot.! other Happy Anniversary Paw &Albee ·One Day Early! ~ ~ aau•• elfNIIwt unlll tM 212 IIIIPI......41111- -ntr·l·r-wllltae - -..~·-..- ..- . . , . 00 . ...I'OIIIIItlna 1111111..,._. 140 lupplilll/llllll111h ,_ R.L. HOLLON ,I.. Thte *""' -- lht eerllott pertO'd by llw. ~~:::;~ ll!lte-•,, ·I ..atlauuad Pnnd -...ery'l.ltl7 Wl'lltt Female 41. P.O. BoJI 486, Alllanj, OH 45710. TODAY · ti-Adllliilas . II -·----~. County,U ~ 1<et11y Hyooll, Cltrtt of tho recelvlnt proper~ ~honlnlllllde. ' 64&-8434. lHEFUNWAY ......... .....utlon ..... .llkt 2 t/2 Do Yo u H.ave Hard Choicesul · Talk With Phyehica Nowlll 1-900· 267·8888 Ext. 6659 $3.99 Per Min. Must Be ~8 Vrs. Sert~·U 619- MEET Vlllego o1 PotnerOJ 111 uld _ __.:P::,:u::b::ll:::c:..:N.::o::U:::ce=-•pproprletod lrom · tho County, end In whoto 1 loiiOwliiJI DEBT SERVICE 'cuetocly tho - . Jourllllo, ooiilporocl bJ me wtlh FUNDI. and Rocorde ere Nqulrocl tire uld orlglnel end thel GENERAL OBLIGATION by tho ............... .. tho ••m• lo • lruo •nd . IIQND FUND Ohio to ... k•pt, do hereby COfNCI copy lhweol. D-lC-7 8uNdiiiJI Fund cortlly thet ·liM 1-.olng WHnou my llltnetu,., lhlt -~ AnnueL ~ IIIII dey ol Jwn1111ry, 1117 · ..........~---~··------·· ---1.200-00 Ordinance Ia lekon end Kethy Hyttll Tolellluldlnt fund ........... ·copied from tho ortglnlel Cltrtt or tho Vlllogo o1 ........,_.,.............._..1.200.00 Ordlnence now on Ill+ wtlh l'omtroy · ORAND TOTAL . DEIIT ..ld Vlllego, thet lha · lltlo• coun1y, Ohio 11Rvlc1..............~...1.200.oo. lorogolnt Ordlrience . het (1)17, 24;2TC ' . And 111e Vlllegl Clorll lo IMNIIy eU111ortzecl to ..... In Memory Happy Ad werrente on tho Ylllete Troeourer for pey•onlo from eny ol tho loregolnt epproprlellono upon In Loving .... ~ ·Edao~ Evenill& -7 p.m. APPROPRIATION.-••••.;,.... -. ......... ~ ................471,421 02 8ectlon 5. Thet thoro be '• '. Tote! . aoerd· end Collllll'tllon• .....-12.400 00 A1·7·X Other Oanorel Oowrnmant 230 Conbectlllll s-kySdMioi-9-JOua. 1•-------:.- then oJvo euch corllftCIIIo lorthwtlh upon receiving .._.......................... 11.710.14. lrom the appropriating Tole! Molor Vohlclo authority • cort11toc1 copy ol IJconH fiX Fund.. tt ,710.14 tho •Eproprletlon _ GRAND TOTAL SPECIAL REVENUE FUND Tho Sleto ol Ohio Molgt end vouchon thoNfor, *PProwel bJ tho bollrd or orne ... euthortzecl by tew to OfliMO" llle - · or en. ordl- or IMCIIutlon ol oounoll to meko the oxpedltuNt; provided lllet no ..,.nte e!llll be dmm or· pwld for eelerloo or wet•• exoepl to pwnone ompiOJocl bJ euthoriiJ or· l!lldln _ . . _ wtlh 1-. or ordlnenoo. Provided lurthor thet tht ap.proprletlono lor conllnpnoln oen oniJ be oxpondocl ulfCSII eppwel ol -third+ vote ol Counell lor Item• ol exptnte oonelltutlno • looel obllaatlon •a•Jnet the vtnet•. end lor purpo....,...,..._ .. ••oclbJ other epoolfl.o Won!oiJI • 1&.30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wadr . I y Servioeo • 7:30p.m. Racine, Oh, ' &1~9-2202 ............. 212 A1·7-A llolloltor 230 Catob ectuel Servlco..... •...............~......." ......5,000.00 Totellollcltor......;.s,ooo.oo A1·7-G BOir.de end " . 614-742-:21111e 240 luppl......-..... ~ ... Funll ••-·-···-····~.. 3,171..11 BI-1-A a.r.ly Fund ·' •' R~,"Oh. Lew lnlorcoiR•nt ••.-............................3.171-M Tot.l Lww Enlorcoment .,' u,-wi Com Na zar ene Fund I ..... B*elllall Sondliy Sdlool· 9:30a.m. Wonlilp'• 10:30 a.m., 7:30 P·"'· Co. Rd. 63 Sunday 9:30a.m. Wonllip • 10:30 a.m. .' Mf'.¥rtP '] 5 · Thin!Aw. ........, .... Clut llallor 1 TriO- ••"I -=W-- ';1'411 Bridt<man·SI., Syt1C111t • Sunday Sdlool - 10 LID. Evcnlnl-6p.m. . : .Wednelll•y Service· 7 p.m. - .. • Personals NEW PEOPLE · TRUCKING , Au~ .. I'IIIION8 AND PROPERTY Sun*y SchQol. 10 .... 11>eo11e - 7 p.m. • w-...1 !lorviCa • 1 p.m. S)am......_ 'I M., 11rport DUd! oflh! N~• Pallor: Greaory A. Cundllr · Sunday School ' 9:30 a.m. · Worship . 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. 'Wednelday Servicta- 7 p.m. . IC . . . SI.RLl~.- Jtallerl Vance , ,-... V..,.Til da Clluft ,',' Bailey Jlun Road Putor: Rov. EmmcU RaSondliy Evening? p.m. Thunday ServiCe - 7 p.m. ll'lllel Clllll'dl Towalltip Rd.,·4611C Sunday Sdlool· 9 a.m. Worship· 10 a.m. Wednelday Senia:a -10 a.m. lla L I Clolll'dl Oallld Slrect Sunday School· 10 a.m. · Wonhip-lla.m. . w-.ay Servicta- 8 p.m, · Pallor:~""'· ' . S"""-y Sdto01·.9:30a.m. Worship . 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. : Wednesday Servicta • 7 p.m. ...............................za.o?I.IZ Suntiay ScrviCea-toa...: a 7 p.m. ::t:Qudl ot .,..; I f'ator: Slm AncienOa . , SondliySchOollOILIII. . Evcnjng-7:30p.m. • Wed11eodtiy Sefvice - 7:311 p.m. Pallor: Helen Kline lwlleFellonnWp CloardlofllloNIIOftM · ·· Pallot:~A. Dupler . Sunday - 9:30a.m. Wonhlp • 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. · W"dncaday Scrvicea • 7 p.m: lly 'Oootdo .. 57} Pearl St., M-1 ,. aeet-. MUuclllor F----100.00 ., i'olel utiiiJ Fund 21,171.t:l . PROGRUII· e&CURIT'( OF oeor...ra.or:Bill Sla!On OaJtipcilia, OH ·• ' -"'iJ>. ro ..... c--. V.WMttllodlol l'lrlall R 3m Wedn. q r - - 6:30p.!D. Nl... Wonhip-7~ '$NODGRUS' UPHOUTERY . 24:1 Auc111or FiM.~2.700.00 h, .. , jl05 Owner: .Ronnie Jo11e1,/ ,_....,. Total Fin Fund.102,SOO.OO IIII+A Utility Fund J40 Suppllow1lelerl+le •• -. '~' NewUitVkliiiJcaiir . ..._.,~ (aalliirliJW!am ·c~~un:~~ olfRoule'J3) Worship · 9 1.m. W-.fay - 7 p.m. Pulor: Brian Hultncaa Sunday 10 a.m•. Wonllip -II a.m. ;. 992·2753 819-&4!>11434. 250 Cllpllal OUIIIIy .........: ..... ········-·· ..............,..41,CJDD 00 7,.... ANNOUNCEMENTS Top, Trim, Removal & StUmp Grinding "lllplll Ytt Tt ......, fwr Thunday-. Free Estimates . lonely? Ta ke A Chance On Me, ·-···-··:-••-~............150.00 " Today for Your 1·900·443· 5780 Ext. 18!9 $2.99 Per Min, Mu st Be 18 Yrs. Serv-U -~·-· ·-.............. - ...........150.011 CllftGII 1'11; IF ' a.dl Cliftot!. W.Va. . Sunday Sdiool-10 a.m. Themn ·Durllam Sunday - 9:30a.m. a"d 7 p.m. ' ' Waclnclday · 7p~ · . EMal.'larl Pallor: Brian Hadtneaa ' Sunday Sdtool-10 a.m. Cltfolor Pator: Sharon Hausm•n '"'- ········-···-···-·····-····1.100·00 212 Emplope hnellle-. ~,~,.... ~all JONES' ·TREE SERVICE . 949·3327 591•1197 211 SolllrleeiW................. ,_,William Van Meier s.Jay-7:00 p.m. W........y-7:1111 p.11. Scllrlceo: Wed! I hy, 7:30 p.IL · ··;·-~ tU'l~ lurldlr,·2:30p.ln. ; 1 ' ' ' DI!Wn10Wft · 11111ny mottla & motor blockt. 814-ltZ-4025 S em-8 Home Repair Needs 992-5535 -Driveways •Parking Lota +Etc, . . Call Anytime Bt-3:A FIN Fund • 210Po-rellellllcn Af "l' ltflllll . . 1/4 mile pu1 Foal Mcip on New Lima Rd. • · ne •.I New lnen' .r •• h'r M' ' r) Lime Rd., Rllllaatd ,_,a... ,..,.....1.Rollinaon SNOW REMOVAL .........IZwtlon ......, ..... 00 . =~a,School· 10 .:an. . SaviCes -1 ,.... •Decks ...·-·-··"········..1.17'7 A1 Tote! Diller Fadarel Gnnl •• · Tl!t+l a..... oii.-Cill'lol, Won!UP- 9-.30 a.m.lllld 7 p.m.W-7·7p.m. Friday - fellowlllip......., 7 p.m. ,,. ~sw . . Paslor:$evcRoed St. Rt. 160, 446-6~7 ot 446-7486 Pallor: Kcpncth w Sunday SchQol- 9-.30 a.m . . ' Sunday School· 9:30 ..... .. . Worship- t0:45 a.m. (2nd a ollh Sun) Sl. Job IAIMru CUR~ Rav.Qyde·HcndciiOII ...... ""~ Clllll'dl Long Baaalll . . C.... Lut herJn 'lpQadi Suaday ........ 10:00 ...... 7:30 p.IO. YDIIb Fellowlhlp Sunday, 7:1111 pa. WodtliJIIayKivioe. 7:30p.~. PISIOI: Kenrelh 1latca Pine Orove · . Rev. George Weirick Wonhip- 9:00a.m. Sunday School • 10:00 a.m. ' 500 • D1sco u nt s •. ... .......,...,.....,. ......... 140, ....._ •...........................' at,iOOOO 44. 2ads;... ...-.u.-PwoaMn , -Garages Pomeroy BI-A ownlawn ReYttallatlon PI DJICI 240 lupplln/llele!We.._ _ • •• UltCIIudl Mlddlepon Rclll -r.• . Worship· 9 a.m. ·w~-I~JOa.m. • •Reinoclellng DU I & SR-22 Pick up dlecaklocl e,Ptllincea, betterlea, -No Job Too Small •Any and All of Your eNewHomea (614) 99 2-6 677 · • Slanday SchQolll-.30 a.m. . E....., · 7p.m. ' Suoday SchQol-10 ila. Sunday Schooi!O::ZO.IIa.m. Relief Soo:iety/PrieSIIaood 11:05-12:00 ooon Saaotnent Service !1-IO:IS a.m. HorncmUiq meetinJ. tat Thurs. • 7 p.m. ' . ........, llovid.Dlile7 ' . . ·na "lhuln N.W OwnmJiip" Co 111 p 11tPr Qu o tes - -... . . . . ) ...... w.. .,,.. fh ••• on.--..,., Saloll .. 2311 ContraclullleA'I~··~ . llld:WMI ' TileCIIIII'dlofJ- Qrtol r,ny c~ r 1\ny D1i ve r ......... ~ 1 ~Y Sdlool · 9-.30 a.m. Worship-10'.30ua. Thunday Semao- 7 p.m. I INSURANCE .... - ................- ••••11.'00 DO 81'41 Feme I end Fo111e II ,_,~-9:30a.m. a..... ., Easy Pay Auto Tcr181 Clip+ F_.G.... -·~ Sunday SdloOI - 9:15a.m. Worship -10:15 a.m. lltorpalad J - Cllriol of La- 0., Salall Portlaad·Racinc Rd. Plllor: Janice Danner Sunday School : 9:30a.m. Wonllip • 10:30 a.m. Wedncoday Setvia:a • 7:30 p.m. ALL OHIO a."T.a Tolal ............ .Lolauro Time 'clhll 1-l,lfl'.O I'EOIIW. QRAIIT I'UND . COPS FAST OIWIT 8111-A21o,_ .... ...,.~ 1 . ............. y - Fd-tp, s-kJ·6p.m. 614-742-3411 1f;11Jr'17 11ft0, pd. 212-!anpllweellolllftta_.~ ~ ~:!-··-··· -t.. r-= (No Sunday Calls) ~ .....;..... .. ~Y W-i~ · IOa.m. .614-992-7643 New Construction & Remodeling Kitchen Cablnata VInyl Siding • Roofs Decka • Garages Free Estlmlltes 1 21181111ti/Wagn · Cohm7 .... CIIudl Pib, Co. 11!1- • 111-MRICfi ....Gft ProgrMI ' rt I ···~·- . Public Nollce ..~~M.r . Sdlool· 9:15a.m.· Latter-Day Sa1n ts Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATEES 985 4473 PROGRUI • • PlUIKIA RECREA110N FUND LIIIURII TIPIE Af:TMTIES Sunltt Heme Cenltruetien Homes • VInyl Siding New ·Garages • Replacement Windows Room Additions ~ Roofing COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES -Garages -complete Remodeling ··1.-011 ...........,....1CI,ODGOII 111 - BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. t~ew •NewHomea ~-IMOOO . 2121'11lphyeebewll . --·-· -c,_,..,F'....,. \eyJcn~·'7p.m. W•' · 211'r'r 1aJI/'jTrau Hoorllhltntan.~.1IMOOO Need extra eash? · IJse the el188lfletl ads! Wonltip- 10:30 p.ia. co•mucno• Tcr181c.nullif.-1IMOOII · Totlll Proa.-n H • Public ,._y • IOIEIT IISSELL =~~~~~~=J -~_ ,Publlc Ralocat E. ........ Sunday Sdlool- 9:15a.m. . Worship· 10:30 a.m. Bible Sludy - 10 ..... ' tt; a.n:11 Pulor: .... Roy McCaaly Suaday Sdlool· 9-.30 ..... S-y Bwaing -7 p.m. llldr.or7Jillo Cll- of Qrtal Plllor: Rev. David McManis Sunday School · II a.m. · Worship. 9:30a.m., 7:30p.m. Wedncaday Servia:a • 7:30 p.m. M~ ~ Bllallol Rwn • c Worship-8:00a.m., 10'.30 a.m., 7:1111 p.IL . W - y Servkl¢1 - 7:00p.m. Sunday ochool - JO:id a.m. Worship .- 9:30 L ..., 7 p.m. . Wcdlip-IO:JOa.m. lild7p.m. W.,. lay Service - 7:1111 p.m. Ydutll Mln-= MichMITeapnlen Sunclly Sdlool- 9:30a.m. H-Groft Cltudl . Putor:Gene Zopp w......., ..... County Wonllip • 10:30 a.a., 6:311 pa. w ySa:nic:w·'7p.m. I Intended JIUI'POM· Gloria Kloee. Clorll ........ . 10a.a,7pa. Service - 7 ....... - t~• PaBJ ., ~y SchQol- 9:30a.m. .... • Cll- ofQrtol Comer or s..RL t24 a 11nc1>ury Rd. · E~l_.: Koilb .Cooper Sunday School- 9:30 ..... Worship -10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednetday Service 7:30p.m. . bid lor Wonhop · IOLIL LHN ClllfrNo M'll II I Cia.... l'clor TrembLty Sunday &:mol-9:30a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. I.Mp... Ciu1lliaa a.ri __ I ~·:Lt. ,_, ,..... I right to u upt or Njoot IIIJ or .. 11141+ end/Or +nJ JNI'I IIIONOI oa' to _.,. taelilet _s..day~-9a.m .. Hjlll a ...,. Chrcll Ralocat Manley Sunday School -9:30a.m. Wonltip- 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Thunday Savice -7:30p.m. t O:w4 GICIII'III ,_, Euacne E. Undo! wood Dexter ,_,Woody Call Sunday E>ening- 6:30p.m. Thunday Service- 6:30p.m; II> lo&7:30,.... 'l'loaday a~- 7:30,.. Mll:1 . . . Pallor: Owla Neville wre. · ~ P•c' 525 N. 2nd Sl. Middleport Putor: James E. x.Wonhip. IOa.m.; 7 p.m. Wednesday Servicta - 7 p.m. , .... RwwllaplliC , hR« : Ari• Huat SlindLy School - 10 a.m. Worship · II a.m. • :Seoca.-n ~..~bony Ciu1lliaa Clludl 1 Molt•· ~=:~ CaTile •• lura...,.,,,,,.,. s-tay - 9 ..... Wonllip-IOua. lnlllwMaial Evanaelilt Jarcph 11. Hlllkinl Sunday Sdlool- 9 a.m. Worship - 10 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednelday Servica - 7 p.m. bl'de or wnJ reoultlnt .' r-t Clllpol ........., Clnu'do of Qrtol Pulor: JU. Capley ' Suaday Sdlool- 9-.30 ..... Worship · 10:30 a.m. • ... /) -· Sunday Scllool - 9-.30 ..... Wonhip • 10:30 a.m. . - , SchQol _. 9:30a.m. W • - 10:30 a.m .. 7:30p.m. W Service - 7:30 p.m~ W-p Service· 9 a.m. Communion · IOa.m. s.O.Iay School • 10:15 a.m. • ta...tae~•r -s-!Baaye s-lay Sdlllol · 9-.30 .... Heaa ()" ' n pal) .............. 0-*ofCIII'Iol - • n I }.I Jlll ... er . . IM,• .... ., . .... lnvllollcln lor s-lay~-101.& .......... JiioiiT I ol Ho 0 0 - ..vemapyc Sullivln 1/2 mile off RL 325 P -: Rov. O'Dell Manley 5-y SChool· 9:30a.m. W«Aip - IO:JOLIIL, 7:1111pa. W-ySaviceo - .7 p.IL ~"'•"' w .... Hedoeot OrMo • Sdoo!ll-t-.30 .... II Llli., 6 p.aa. S.ricoa -7 p.m. I S • I Pallor: Charla Neville S-y Sdlool - 10 a.m. Wonhip • 9 "a.m. Thunday Servicta • 6:30p.m. l'liltc:-.... ihiiMttCJtom '-:JtaeerW- rome..., I . Pomeroy, lilnilonvillc Rd. (at.l43) I ,_ - . Koitb Rader Sunday SchQol - 10 a.m. Wonllip • II a.m. Putof: .... Dewey Kill · Sunday - · 9::fo a.m. · Sundoy wonhip -7 p.ill . Wednesday pnycr -tina-7 p.m. :a. Qua of Cill'lol Fnlllapllll Cltlll'dl Suaday School-.9:30 a.m. Worship -10:45 a.m; • •, ..... .... Sunday Sdlool -9:30 a.m. Wonbip. 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. · W - y Savica · 6:30p.m. , Wriip - ~LIII. ~:.=~a:. ~ ...._..... Rldp c..:. ofCIII'Iol I'IR«: lid: Cole' ,a 'IN _Ko,Rada Sunday Sdllloi · IOa.JII. E ,._,hv, VIaorSundoy Sdlooi9-.JO a.m. w-.,- II a.m, 7:30p.m.· W~y Service - 7:30p.m. "-C..:. ola.tol t'lw WllllaplliC 0.... Alb Sine~ Middlcpor1 Pallor: Les Hayman Sunday Service • 7:30p.m. Sunday School · 10 a.m. Wecn.c£.y Scl"'icc-7:30 p.m. W t . .f !icnia:a • 7:30 p.IL ~.~II . '. a.ra .--~-~-~·=·:... , . ......... 4 33045t.-Road,P '1 '-:llljn- .,~., ,...., Sdlool - 9-.30 .... Wcnllip · l0:30a.a-'6pa. · W I I 1 Servic:el-7 p.m. Wonllilt .. JILIIl. 311157---m• ._u. -.;Dr. J.D. y .... s - k y - - 9-.30 ..... ~ :;:,. ·1 -to-.30 ..... a 7p.a. w ypnycr--7,.... W"dnllySavioeo - 7p.~~~- olelooaor Neville s-lay SChool · 9:45 ..... Holl!lcc.s :»ZlD Olildrm'l- Rd. Suaday - 11 ..... WonWp • tOo.•. 6 p.m. · ' ... " .... ,_, ..._,_Nca :~p.a. ~ School - 9-.30 Lift, Wonhip- 10:30 LID., 7 P.IL W-ySawiceo , 7pJB. r . I , 7,_ylen-- '-:Noll •* *"' D•,••nll, '••naiL£, or nor ..... Wal ' · IOUL McClintiC area; 1-11-97 Please CaU 304-768-5e67. . Gautpons .,.,.,..,_:-:=&~V..:,Ic:,:.ln,..;.·l.;,:ty...,...,.,..,.. ., All Yard Sales Must Be P4id In ~ Advance. DEADLINE : 2:00 p.m. ~ lhe day before !he ad is to run. "' · Sunday edioon · 2:00 p.m. Fridav. Uonday edition - 1O:QO a.m. Sat- . urday. anyourt.ce. SUffering yqu had Itt lellt, . Now you are In and thllt Ia all In the peat. A betbir lnln no one Heaven could have aaMcl, To be a lluatlend, lllhar, and grand- Yard Saie 70 To mN1 Jes111 at His ·· throne. And walk th1 1tr"t of gold with Him, To alng your favor· Ita hymn, Amazing Ontee, With heavenly aun 11 Pomeroy, Middleport & VIcinity • All Ylfd Sales Must Be Pa id In A4ht~nca. Deadline : 1:OO pm the ~ dll)' before aha aCI is to run , Sun- .,. c:l•y & Monday ed ition - 1:00pm · Fridav. · · . • . 80 Public Sale · 1nc1 Auction ltdlw. You could not· be IUI'IIIIIICI, . i:;._Lar.. load 01 Namt Brantl All the quutlonl we . lrlltlliltolllc, Will walt Ill w IIIMt In " - - riiMt: IIIIIId 10 very much by the' ~·flmlly. l 1 l j i Crown Clly Auellan Friday At 1 ..' 1j . l*"'"rt A..ctlon Sorvl.., ltlflo lom'-Y, Auc11o -. Houuhold, ..j Ellllo, "-"' SaltL Cal 81<1-«a- I Ric~ Foaraon Auedo~ Com~n. ·tull time •!-lellonetr, complete l' 1241, 11..31M443. aucuo,. aervlce. Lic,naed •ee,Ohlo 1 INtOI Virginia, 30•773-5785 Or 00<1-713-5'!47. . • -. ' 'j �, .. ..... 10. The Olllly Sentinel 1117 s.nan.l• Ohio DA Cro11word Puzzle ACAOU .............. ::=,. -" PHILLIP 1 c-.Ullll ·.C.or(IUI.J 12111uddrllle · II.._MQIY llon-.. I · 10 JMI_IQS CO.: Ltll Tnan Lot Rant ~;~~. a-t In I Vral Five Acres • St,OOO Down+ S10il.7& All ' ---.gin ====~ to- 1, Pr•19.3d' U.S. Currency, Per Diem RN's needed Jor tries Unit ,a t Pleasanl · Valley Hospital. Conlac:t the Peraonnal Department at (304) &75· •340. - . Gallpols, 61~2842. AAIEOE ·Clean Lalt Model Cars Or Trucks, 1880 Models or Newer, Po's1a1 Jobs 3 Positions Available, No Experience Necessary, For Information, Call 1·818· 764-- Sril)lh Buick Pontiac, 1900 Eaat· .-n Allerue, GaUipolis. J & D'a Au1o Parts. Buyi ng sal vage vehicles. SeUinQ pirts. 304· 773-5033. Non -Working Washers, Dryers, .SlOvaa, Refrigerators, Freez13rs, Air Condllioners, Color T.V. ·s, . VCR'S. Also Junk Cars, 614·256· 1236. Top dollar· antiques, furniture, glass, china, clocks, gold, Bilver, caine. watches, ,states, old stone t-rs, old blue & white -dishes, old wood bo•es. milk bonles, Meigs Coueyry Advertisement, Osby U.nin, 614·992-7441 . famlliolllallaor011gfn, or any 1n10nt1on to rna1<e Bll'fiHJCh ~nco. llmllatlon or discriminatiOn.· -Will -lor"""not This k~aocepl Call Today Fa·r free Map1 & Owner Financing irllo. TaU tQ%. Off lilted Prices On Cash Pur- whld11sln-oltl10 SJOt6 E.11L 8015. Sal•s clerk for loca~ retail store. We will train the· right pe.rson. Send resume Clo The Dally Senlf. nel, P.O. Box 72i·39, 111 Court sSecretary ..... POmeroy. OH .5789. Recepti~mitl needed. law.O..readerlarehlreby Informed that all dwrallngl 8dvertiNd In thla newspaper ara avdabl8 on an equal •- opoortunlly bllll. ! ·!!~!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!! 310 Homes for Sale lmG~~E~~~~~ Established dowrt iown bualness: sell on land All General Type Ofllce Exporl· ence ReqU ired. Send Resume CLA •oz. clo Gallipolis Dally Tribuna, 825 Third Ave. Gallipolis. Oh. 45631 5868. St)'lisl needed, call The Added TC!Jch. 614-992·5?66. Chases! Soocro pa,..la remote, beautUul larld: MeiQI CouniY. Scipio Township. SR 892 (jult off SA 143t. OWner finar>cklg. I15DO per acre. Call for good Upi!Birl 2 ~ Unhlr· nl1hed Apartment, In He1r1 Of GalllpOHal 1 Bloci1 fn1m Sclloolo, Can1nl Nrl Heotllalh & - Nice 2 bedrooln Oipart1Mm In PL Plaa..nl. Cona1rucdan worker~ - -:J04.e75-2174. map. 614-6113-8545. RE NTAL S 11 410 Housea fa!' Re~ 320 Mobile Homes for Sale 2 .Bedroom In Eu!tl<a 014·256· 1401. Acres, Porches, $15,900, 51~· . 1988 Schultz Mobile Hame-3br, 2 ba.th, 8~20 . ex~ndo , c•thredal ceiling, 1sland In kitchen. tilting an 3 farge Iota. with aarage. nice nelghborh~od , Call afler Spm. 81•·245-5879 or 304in my home, ln .the 11 0 Help Wanted or all agee. Roforoncoo Available Upon R9· que11 28. Years Experience Call AVON f Ail Areas I Shirley . 614·36HJ529 Spears, 3C4·67S.1429. .:,;-....:.....:.:,:.:.-.,,...-,....:.--,,...-,Georaea Portable Sawmill, don't Able Avon Repi-esentatives needed. Earn money for Chrisl· mas bills a1 homotal work. 1·800- 992·6356 or 3C4·882·2645, Ind. haul your logs ro the mil juat call 3CM·875-1957. :-:--:-::--:--::::::-:-;-:-;-:-.,:- Haul Service ; WIU Haul Moll Anythingl CaR Anytime, Leave MaiMge, 814·256- 1097. Rep. A13s.ka Jobs! Earn Up To $30,000 In Three Months Fishing Home Internal Tutorlftg, E-Uall, Salmon. Also Cor1s1ruction, Canneries, Oil Fields And More. Call News Groupa, Realtime Voice. VIdeo Chat. For More lnformadon 7 Days 407· 875·2022 ·Ext. 0526A02 . Are You Energetic, Motivated, Upbeat & PosltiJe In Allltude, Sincere And Caring? Seenic Hills Nursing Center Is Looki ng For Individuals With These O~alitles Who Are State Teated CNA's Or Woul~ like To Interview For Fe. brua.r)' CN.A Classes. Please Come In And Fill Out An Application At 311 Suckridge Road, Bid·, wen, OH M-F 8 A.M. -4 P.M. Until February 5th. Due To The Nature me Alexandars, Old Doli1, Grow Hairs Many, Mlny MOrel 61 2 Acre Level Lot, Appraised Computer Users Needed. Work own hours. $20k. to $50kryr t · 800·348-7186 •1508. . Computer Users Needed. Wqrk Own Hours. 20K To $50K JVr. 1· 800·348-7186X 1173, 1987 14x80 Glamour Bath, $1781 Mo., Fr" Delivery And Set Up, Col 304·738-7295. 1997 18x60 3 badn>om, 2 l>ath, 11,325/down, $21 11/mo, lrH air, wllh approved crtdll. 1-800.691· poait required, no pets. Call 614· 992·2381 Monday lhru Friday, Sleeping rooms with cooking. 8:30am 10 •:00 pm. hook-upa. Ca'l after 2:00 p.m., Also traller 1pace an river. All 304·773-5651,1.1ol0n WV. 1ggo Mltsubishi Precis, two dQor, ale, ;uns perf&ct, no rusl. new ~res and banery, 07•000 miles. Dora mill outl ••2650. 61,.. 965· 4 ~· 5 apaed, . ·f.J ·· ~- ~ 1 Su~ru ,Turbo.· i &1•·448 4335 EveninGs. · I WAS WONDERtN' , . tF YOU·- ., (~~ 1g93 Fora Taurus Caribbean · Green 4 OoQrs, V-6, PW. PL, $&,000 Call Evenings, 8U·4•1- 0221. . ;v..... l pic~up~ 4K4, au1oma11c, loaded. • like new inllde and out, JoiN milat_ ~ ..J TONIGtiT " .' ¥lA$ ff>U(,ATIONALI. OUT Tt4AT .I. AM ABLf:TO YA'IIN l WITtf MY MOUTt'l i ;::·.~ [ik~,":~;0~ 304 .; 2 ·:'• . ~ ; 81 Ford Full Size CaOYertlor, -'~ "'· Van. HiOh Rlao Roof & II!Jiighla. · . Buill·ln-YCR, T.V. Fuzz Buater; ~ CB. 4 Chairs. Front/Rear~ Air. Dua.l Gu Ta~ka. Many Ex· • uaa. seeoo.:GO. (B141· 388·9111, BORN LOSER , . w~~{l€(.tt:EDro . ffo¥.E. UP,.,.MI.Y.li<!.N... . Co1Aftor4:00 · i.1! ,., 6832. . all 311 --·leo . .-~ .-v 31 Prollc:llon 40Enln- (-nusl 43 Nervous (2 wds.J 45 Audition 47 S..cluc:k 4tlau. 50Tw- slolll . 51 Type o1 terrier . L.r-+-+•rf-+- tinct? 52Frilgrllnl OlnllMnt ·14 --·o review 55 l under· alondlng --•ngle ·se cry o1 ' 56 Tliere ill one tilysterioUa play In tbil deal. See If you can Spell it. A&alaat . lfflrmatlqn three no-trump, West led the club 'l......l....,jio... elgbt: lOur, ldag. ace. Declarer played_ . the heart jack, West inunedlately win· ning with the ace and returning bis CELEBRITY CIPHER second club. South won witb .tbe by Luis campoa C~OStP! 0 queen, cubed bis hearts (West dill· Cellbrity Clptw ~···--~from quoWioflll bW' llrnOUf ~. put llld ~ . . E«<I infleciclt*_.lot".....-. Todilr'•aW: A~W . carding a diamQnd) .•nd tried the fiJI8des, but wben they didn't break, be bed IQ lead a diamond. Eut grabbed J PT SE T S P lo P W V L I . 1-2-f. the trick with bis ace and ran the . 'ALPII -~'"';,,..._.._ '"'""'V~J' clubs: Qne ck>Wn. TMJ AB JAGS IIAILWMV WE A XU, · As Eu&'s ooubk: tJf $aymailshowecl good clubs, N.orth's three dubs asked . X P II II J · 'H S GYP • HGEWMPEE. ' South If be had a club aiQpper. If East had both missing aces and the spades were breaking t-2 or worse, PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "There must be somellllng radiCally wrong with a play Htt pleaseo evtHYbOdy.•- G8CI<ge Bernard Shaw. · the contract was hopelesa. But if West !I". ' had an ace, South bad a chance. He should have ducked the first trick. He Wins tbe second trick and drives out the heart ace. Here, West cklesn't have another club to lead. As South aWl has a clu!l stopper, he can win West·~ re- . turn and eatalJiiah ~t<dianiCIIId lrl'* for bill game. At the worst, he ends with three apadel, three hearts, Qne dia· · G 1:1 -· Cf R 'T. mond and two clubs. ' .1 Note that ·if tbe red-suit aces are -~ . awltclled, East wins with the heart ace and drives out Soulh's second club · D, S E R S s~~i:l !Afely lllopper. But declarer JUY~• dWDclnd, eatllbliuing a trick in the suit as Eut bu no entry. I~ •• Watch out for the ftrst·round duck when ba¥inJ two stoppen In the l • ..' sullied. SAPNY · · 5 ., n I' I ..' ~ I I I' ' r-'-R:--:A-:8-G:--:E:-_":'G--, .• .. ' j .f o · The mom finished cleaning the carpet. She told her hus· band that chewing gum was movement without--- • · ·'- -. r .. ~ one yaar old, $50, 256·1238. A ·.. PRINT NUMBERED 11:11' lETTERS IN SQUARES . firil ol~. ,, lloelllll!o":.benefill. ,, •sese. (61<HI82· tm. EOE UNSCRAMBLE FOR ANSWER . ~~~ . SCitAM-UTS ANSWERS Negate - Growl· notch • IMcked- WE HAD After receiving a special award, the guest speaker smiled, "It's great to receive a compliment for a v1rtue we didn't know WE HAD." Docloi•s OUic•·Point Pleasant need• ~ ~rHime office polition. rM A QRANDMAII H'uboy ••perlence in compl.l ter and office PJO.:eduru. Send.resume lo: Box CW· 2~ c/o Point Pleasant Aealaler 200 Maii'l Sl. Pl. Pleas· 1 dW/25660. JANUARY24 FRIDAY Gr.ooming spectals· ariy size Anl;lgtands, only $10; ear canals. SERVICI'S Hair diPPing or scissor cum. Corrj;ete 10101 fi'OCN111110- all at1ooo, $3Q.fi9 ..Csll for an II> poirnment JQday. Special filM lof lOng tt!l'l care. T1111nk yo~. ¢hrial}'. Expir• MIW7 Eaay Wor~l E xclllljenl Pay I AI· -~ Producll at Home. Clil H~ Toll frH 1·100-487·5568 EXT. 12170. . Fui~Time atblraluer ·Wonted, _ , . , Ralerencol Required, Muot Be Abf<l To Drive 2 cnur1 c;1111c1 Hondicopped, 614· :Je7·«11• Mol4 P.M. *""· · FuM·Time, POn·Tlmo Tupperware , DHitfiNHded,CoiiBetween1 And 5114 448 4530. HOME COMPUTER USERS NEEOI!D. $45,000 jncomt po· NIIUII. 1·100·513-4:143 E•t B· -Cal For Deal~ ~· 10 Lldiea To _Sell Avon! ., . tfutlt Aide 'Trlinfna Proaram...... -~i!Btlon Center will lot oflotlng nlnlnO cll- In 3- en lplr1man1, largo kitch- a flYing room, close to bank, groctry & post oflice, Third Slrtot, Racine, Oh., once. 304-875-2145. Rf AL · 1::~ : rMf. uoo ABTRO·ORAPH par month plul deposit and utill1ie1; 1110 ~ bedraom ape.rtment, 1250~" per month plus utllltiea, 614·247· Livingslqn's buement prootln9, all ba11men1 dona, free eallmlltl, auarantie. ·10yra an•job ol292• .. . BERNICE '~. ., r ·- . 3 Room, unf111nl- opt, ground floor, nice location. 30•·875· 111110. ·' ~ 3 Fiddles, 2 Anliq~o~e, 1 Mod8fn Cuatom Toned, One 12 Strlno ' ' BEDE.OSOL Guilar Bell Oiler SeiiOUI eu,.r. Only, Leave MesSage Anytlrilt, 1M monMI ol Februorr. Appllca· 114-381-8111. ·. 110nt """'! baingRd., ace....., at , .111 -.;rinal ,_,_ _ Clllt lile fl.lin{ied . fhrH relet•' . I AHM SUPi' Li eS & IIVf.SlOCK _ . ... IOqU)rtd wltll .,. plluilon•.AIIOIY In ·peroon bet· toanl 1·aom M·F. SIHttn1t IMl ou-••luhy =~Cillo 111e TCE ""' "' r 1141 lo! ""' ""1Mt1l. A-u piiOIII -EQE ~· • I .. { t. only $10; nail clipping' $10; balhs, $10; ftea dipping, $10; conditioning Df'Oill'eatments, $10. Eam 1000'1 -kfy otulfing en, retapea at hame. Be your boll. Stan now. Na ax~rlence. Free auppliea Info. no obligation. &tlld S.A.S.E. to Noggot Unl1 :IIM-1, 1015.1 f,.lnlvetoity .Bivd1 Or· -FL32817 • •- • ... Send,.. ..,.111: -..cEO, 01* HI Camnunlty lledk:al Ce,_ w, 350 Choltolia Ave., Oak Hll\ Celfl14-....·3358. ·, .remala black ~•periencere­ · 32 RaNinder lhOIS. quftd. BSN pt8iofred. Compeli- 01110. Pua Pus ., Freezer, Washer, Dryer, VCR, Retrigeralors, Microwave, 614· pluribus -:- . 27 .. - IIIICY· 28 Doelgnor DbL At 2 N, Smiles, PI Pltallnl WV. Tuaa-Set 9-G, SUn ) 1·5. Dl-or ol Nuralng Clulllflcationalo! lhl1 poliUon ~ cbtt """""""' olrul!ing pm- ·ond JCAHO a1ilridard• r:cfl•• Eu& CountrY Fumiture. 304-075-8820. FINANCIAL 26 3011rd 31 Singer ......,. ~ Motorcycles· , Verll- ~~~~~i;;~~Sh,~;;d Shephard Comfort Glow NaiUral Gat leas Heater Price $175 et•-.US· 25 lluelc bull'• - IN5~T. Will Bab\lsit 10 My Home. CJallpi>· lis Area. 6 Vear,s .Experienced, 5 Will do house cleanln~ In Pl. Pleasaiu & Gallipolis Oh10 area. Have references, available anrlime. Call304-875-192t . Suo- 23 Rille performer ~ 1086 Ch..l 3/4 lo~.<lx4, ~so, 740 &:::·• •. --~~~i~f~----~~ Household -Good• Mnllnl 21- I • MERC H AN DI SE Oavs A Week, 614 - 441 - 11.18 Ask For Becky, '· -- 3 ' '17 Blend mall)' animal speclu IQ beeome ex- AC, Cruise 30,500 Milos Asking S7,350 oeo 614·250-6340. 614· 2fi6-6467. 51 o 2flnt.f88e tbe~?Whyarewe..lllowlngso"' 1995 Oodge Neon 4 Door, Auto, 420 Mobile Homes for Rent 11~ 11 .....1 1 Annclylng child 84'-acoompll · Mall)' tblnp are RtYsteriQtia. What happened -Ill evel'Yone oq the Marie · Celea!;e? How·did the l:&)'ptlans build a till un~flr l'•r!anly, .614·&:J 6512.. ' . i ca- ...... 10 BIIAina By Pbllllp Alder R.e~lll • .; ·~ DOWN Cut the connection ·· ··~ · ·· (anty, 127,000 Firm, Ron Ewna ~ Er,rerprises, Jackson.~ 1-800-537- ~ 9521 • 61 ~· 2 88-&9:30. 675-31113. IIGodciMiol . Opening lead: • 8 3ii{J 1985 l4J llo10r, Appro" .72.~ ·l liln, Oli Rebuilt New Tlrea, L,goki N .... l.oed'!dl.614-"'!6-9673. 1 · 'I 1992 Ford 55S·C '•x~ pac_kno,~ 3000 Hours Clean, Under War· 1 1 14 C.l....... ! ., 36~;7;·7~o009g.~~~;~~~J Condl;on, Bag,Well And-Lock Brake~ One Own- 875-7453. er, Mamtainad. Excellent • Silftrad'a Exren..ted .C&b· :•, $9,000 B1H46·7417 H' 199 r • No Anawer p 18118 L:eave Mes• 11 2720 AFTER e P.M. ,_..:;11"_·_ _ _: - . . , . ; . - - - STORAGE.TANK6 "3,000 Gallon ')903 ~ouoor Xfl7lo,ded, Low . Upright, Ron Eva~i EnMrpriaaa • . ~\;"· . Call An1lime, 814·441· Jaok- Ohio, 1 ·~'537-9526. Tanning bed lor ulii, $ 1&00, 814 • 1993 Ford Fes111111, . 2 Door, . . 80,000 mlln Ssp. 40 MPG, Korl· 992•7039 . wood Cassette, New: Tires, wardrobe: Brand New Height 70· Brakes& E•haust. $2,800. {614)· Widlh 35" Langlh 20' Sell For $80 367-26•5 Actor Chri.t..n- · 993 Che•y' 5· 10 Blazer, nigh ' mileage, serious H)quues only. Speed, POL, PW, SA, Cruise, Air $15,000. 304-67~·275il or 304· 1 Duty Kenmare Dryer, --... _ Rlclllni13Pwtolllle-re 118111 31 ActrMa 8111111 Vulnerable: ~either Dealer: South 1 1985 Nl111n Club Clb 4W<I. $2 2t lluebtoll'o 6 A K 4 3 • J 10 9 • .Q 4 2 • A Q" 3 1985 Ford RongeiiYiln Topp;r · ·4x4 "'V· 8 1 Rebuill Auto Transrnl,.. olon And Jop 112 01 Mo!Df, New : Palnl Job $2,900 Firm, 814·21ie· , '•• 13 ..... ~ II8IIOn ll7 ..... lluld IIIWWIeo Kiln 11Nigllllve 24=-......-- Soullt 3/~~ TOn ·Truck ~r~ Anytim~· 1~4·3 Big- . ·~·· .25!'1w-. • K J 10 8 I 1983 S·1 0 ••• Extended Ca,!!_ AulD, PS, PB, Topper &' Bodllnor, , 'S3.800.11og.814-of48.931.11. !: 882·225i · tool 22 Ending lor tAJ I 318 Au!Dmallc, Very Clean lntOil-< or Has Appliances Sleepa foul~ Vorr, Good Condition. Overall." Alkng $1,650: 15Minutol Frorn Gallipolis, Call 814·..11-46711 Or 814' 3711·21!01. 6800. ......... 20 Hlllvy llelllng •• 7. bar, New Brat(ea, Runt Greaf.i $5,000: 1978 Dodge C - Vln.o = 17 DntnUnl 11 c.mpen• •• 6 1968 International Loorletart 1 " 2 Ton, V-1 4 Speed, Alf NeW, Rufi" . t9844 CheY)' 4 wo, · · Ol·l+f'l 7 4 wartanl1 vans & 4-WDs 730 181All10ny dlinlll Eu& 1092 Honda AccOrd E• ~Door, 5 Side By Side HHVY D· ul)' · Twa bedroom hauae, cad:;~~d. ai'1d cltan, no lnlide peto. t required, 114-1192-301111. wv.3C4-755-5885. t 9648, 614-367-7010. 304-1175-11830. . • - Rep. 1:111 &u• 814-887-8205. ~~~~=-"""~~~- Proraaalonai "Tree Service, SlUmp . Removal. Free Eatlmalesl Insurance, Bidwell, Ohio. 614-38&- ing , We Are Unable To Accept Euyl 1·800·827·4840 lndiSiil bedroom..,.,.,.,., tarnul, Pomaray, verr clean, S2751mo. ptua utllltlel, HUO ap- • 992i. Will baby&il In m~ home, reference• avltlable. Call Donna ·at AVON Sales. $8 ·$15 1Hr. No Door To Door, "Bonusea• Fun & Twa 5:30. Tnret bedroom 1n Middltporl, 450 ' Fumlshecl nice, S4oo por mon~. c10po~1 r• · ·Room6 qu.ired, ·no pel a; thrae bed(OOm in Pomeroy, $300 per monlh, depoa· Roo·ma fo'r rent • week or month. S!Brdng a1 $120/mo. Galfla Hoiol. 11 required, no pe1a; I'MJ bedroom 614-448-11580. . in Pomeroy, $275 per month, de· New-1997 •• Wide-1 balh, $61191 dawn, $"139/mo, Wi11''1. approved credit Call 1·800-691-11777. 1997-t'4x:80 ' w/Giamour bath. $1791mo. Free dlllver)' & set-up, only at Oak Wood Homes, Nitro Office I houte cleaning Joba. Call Barbara Oliver at 30•· 576- Pomeroy· lwo bedroom, HUD, stove/ refrlqerator, no pelt, se· curity dapalil, 614·902-6886 aftEH" 1902 Wingate 3br, 1 112 balha, 2 porc:Aes, cia, muat be moved. $15,000. 304-5l6-4010c MDS Electronics T.V. Repair, 01 Th& Candidates We Are Seek.· Phone Cells For EnliJioy""nL Appointment614-388-8768,· Or 61 ...~. sate 1196 Llnc.oln Town Cal 12.000 Mlloo Excellent C<indltlon $25,000 - 6 . . 1M 5 pm &14.:187· Now C011 kon"Belhlllbo, Dlflorent 7442 AlterS pm 814-446ol171 Coloro, 814-3711·2720 AFTER 8 1965 0111196 R9gency PW, POL, ;,;P.;;;M;_.- - - - ' - - - - - - I P S, DDK Actual Miles. 814-245· ~~IILI5887. . . :1988 Crown Vicloria w"'gon, $800,614-742-34 13. · 1988 Volkswaoan Excellent con- · <filion 81,000 mileo '1',595; 1986 One 6•6' ·6· Wood Garage Qoor Eocorl $395; 18111 ~4 :"Cooke 150' One &x7 WOOd Garage Door Mo1Dr1114-~103 "#" 150, 614-388-8286. 19~9'Berotta ~T Rod. Sunroof, 2 Load Will DOors. Engine & Tiansmiilion, 1SK $4,200 513-S74-2539. 1988 Be rena GT while w1r0<1 strijlt,. high miles S3,000. 3~4· 875-4625 oi ·3Q4·875·5327 afltr All Electric, Dick & 6777. VCR Repair, Satellite Repair, We 710 Autos for Parch Witt1 24x38 Ga111oe And 1/ CaiS1H41.0248. Make Home Call61"''""1·0971 . TRAN SPOR TATION I cnel ~lrigorator & Old, W!!odburning 814-44&0457. Salol Doll Colltcllon Salol Any Doll S50 More Than 1 $45 Macfo. $24,!!00, Wil Sill For $23,300 For BidweU area. Children ~ Ground corr'l. Call after 4pm. 1001, Or ear 614-446-4288. :ROYAL JELLY With ' Siberian GlnMnQ eo Cap.,les, $20. Call 814-448«)08. 1-800-291~ Sunn,r.brook 14xl0 1 112 lhl, Canlnll EMPLOYMENT SERV ICES ~~~~~~~~~rl 30oi-G7S.2443 lift Chaira, Electric: Stair Lilli, Van Lilli, New 1\Jaed, eo-n·• 114--7283. otpm. 304-882·3502. job•. painting, guttera Galas 1300; Soma Mlxad· Hay $2.00 Por Bela, Phone 814.446· j . 1982 14X70 M- Horne On 1.8 574·2539. AERATION MOTORS Aapoirad, & RebuH1 In Col Ron Evano;"l-1100·537·9528. era, Kitchen Ajtpflanc•• And Morel 1.Ytar L-. ·1 Monlh IJa.. poaiL Rtlorencoa Requlracl, 1141186-7174. 1907 Chtv~ 1hort wheel bu•. mites. .extended Hay &'Grain $15,000 2 Round Bolo FHderl I 2 FHd 304-1178-2107. JET Gr8clout living. f and 2 apertmtnll al V.. M..., lnd Rlvortlde AJ*tmtntl In Mlddl• port fn1m f23243S6 . 0111 ., .. 8112·5064. Equal liouolng Opw· lllriM · on race, ootor, llllglon, 1085 cllftr Truck Short Wh.-.1 Ban, 112 Ton, 5 Spetd, O.A' Oliva v.a. 814-+t1..()518. ~', • Q8 7 • K Qt 5 K 85 s 2wd, air, cruise control, 1,100 4Jirod, 8"·4411-1519. · "ony pralnnce, - v., Dllmondo, Antique ...,..lry, Gold Ell:. kqul&illona .laftlry M.T. Coin Shop. 151 Second · •~ Cn>SI Paln10 VUiago ApartmoMI, brmally SIII-I Apartmonll, ,_ laking apptlcallonllo! lldtlty & handicapped diOfbiO<I, 814· 992·3055 -TIP-1·800·750·0750 ' EOH . , Pets, Reference And Deposit Re- llmllallonor- 14 c.lobel OX 15 18115 Chewy S-10 4r4, Sopd, 4.11 , liter, under warranty. ltt,sop 080.-5-3010. Furnished 3 Roams & Batt!, No cl1teawl1k:h.-Uogat - Wanted to. Buy Ablolule Top Dollar: All U.S. SltAnd Gold Colna, Proa·taets, I~ BRUNER LAND 114-711ol173 . _,.. . ......,_ --··lrillo. ALDER Plrt-Tlme Public: Service Officera . To Be Responsible For Prot&Ction PUIUC AUCTIOii E*J Sol...a.y nighl 8:00pm. 202 or Facilities And Propelty And Second Avenue, Ulddleporl· Enforcement 01 Regulations On Ohio.Toot, toys, hauaehold, etc .· College Ca!'T'PUI. Must Have High Nat reapo,alble lor accident&. . Sehool Diploma Or Equ 1va1ent. ·T..,.cl"""collt Basic Law Enlarcement Training · -JimAeodyAucRequired. Send Letter Of Interest And Resume Including The Lie. & - I l l ' IIBIB of Oli" Names 01 Th ree Rererences By 114-M-2182. Conoilr"*ttThe Deadline Of Januar)' 27 To: come. Ph~llis Mason. PHR. Director 01 .. 41--GAdul ...... • /· '" �Super ~ure ' HI: 308 Low:20s Slmtlq. INitlloact 8piCI8I ,. . . . . . - .,.. .... - , . . . C1 •• Detail• on pageA2 • .. • .· ' tm~s .• . -. •, ·' IIOTICI: C&O MOfOIS OIIVICilll &OUSIIDIIUSIIVKI D1Pt W DOIIW•II SID 10 ICaiiiiiODA1I lOW Tlllllf IPPOiu.JS 727-2921. lSI RIIM AUICI DIPIIIMII't Cloudy, chiiiCI of IWWiing IIIOW af ...... Bowt XXXI •P••n•taa A Gannett Co. Newspaper ' • ' '' Gallipolis • Midd leport • Pomeroy • Pt. Pleasant • January 26 , 1997 Vol. 31 , No. 50 .State take~ . step towar(j ~ridge replaCement .. ' . ODOT auth . orizes site"-u.dies for new span betW.'•n.·. P.ornerou, Mason ': !if .cHARLENE HOEFLICH ' · · Tllqla Banlll ... Stiff · . .· '· · ·,fOMEROY- Another step to~ard repiQ!:ement-~f Pomeroy-Mason Bndge across the Ohoo Rn'~r .has been taken by the Ohio Department of_Transportabon (ODC?T>. . . . · , , N~y P~tgo, ODOT public. onfonnauon o~r. an!'ounced. Fnday lhst the coosultmg finn of s.verdrup and Assoctatr:', Col~":'bus, has '?e"n a.ulhonzed by OP?'f 10 begm prep;mng .the envo~nmental document ~essary as'a .Part of~ sote. selecb~. ' · ·The cOIItract authorizes an ex~n~tture of not. more .~hi~} $·1.•286,000 wttll OJ:>O'! ~pectfymg compl~IIOII of :~ envtroniiJCn~ studoes wotl)m ~ 24·'1.1onth ~enod. : . ;O~e the en~uvnmen~l docu~ent os cmnpleted by th~ii9-year-old ---- 1 . Sverdrup and approved by FC~~erill Highway.:Miliitlis· ·, where .. it would contratioo, design of a new bridge \\'ill begin, said PJ!ilito. ·· nee! with the Route 7 · ODOThas already budgeted $25 millioo <[or iejlJICe' 'b)l-pass, pr upriver ment of the bridge in the year 2002, she DQied: , .1 three thiles to the MinPedigo said that during the initial lhre~ months of its enville area on the 'off contract with ODOT; Sverdrup will be gathering infor- chance', it coulcj conmatioo on known cultural historical and ecological sites . nect some wa~ with on both sides of the river. . the Ravenswooil conThe study area, she. said, runs three miles up and n«;tQI'. 1. three miles down the river from the existing slrUCture, B.pt she ~id that and from Route -33 on \he Po!Jjeroy-Middleport siile to · that it . Route 33 and 62 on the Mason side. : ·w · ' those possibilities can't be exclud,ed." , When asked about the area" and relosay that "after all the main purpose ohhe 'cation ~f .the bridge•.Ped!go presentJpcatiol\ is connect Mason·with an 'off~hance' thllltt moght ao· as far .· ; • · ' ,;' , ; · ·: . "'ge ,Ri!glonal jobless ·rates up in Decemb~r art~ng t ~ttlement ends waste dletrlct su.i t Coppler refi,9JS ·_· on two-year.tenure as·city·m,.a.n~ger . ,' ~·_,; 97 ·5·10 · .2 -WHEEL '"" KELLV . • ,i ' \ . '\ · · Gearin!! Gailipaljf:flif GALLI'POL.IS - C::onJtniled on A2 GALLIPOLIS - Unemployment rates throughout southeastern Ohioincluding Gallia and Meigs counties - increased in December, the state Bureau of Employment Services reponed Friday. OBES figures showed . the percentage of unem: . ployed in Gallia rose 2 percent between Novem-' ber and December f!om 7.9 percent to 9.9 percent . . •< · ·· .A meeting of r~p~sentatives trom Sverdrup. QDOT. West Viigiriia.Oepanment of Highwa~s (DOH) and the Fed.eral blighway Administralion was held recently in Manetta to discuss the Jlroject, s~ C9f1cems, and develop a spirit of cooperation 'to ·steer the project through the environmental process, Pedigo reponed. "In the case of the Pomefoy-Mason Bri<jge, Sverdrup and ODOT will not only have •to !IIISwer to all involved state agencies in Ohio, . but also those in West Virginia, as well as two separate legions of the Environmental Proteclion Agency and the Federal Highway Admin- . istration," said the public information officer. She said that it is witalthat West Virgini~ he involved in the proposed project since an agreement has already :" lnCN lld bit can in the case of li ina. 'J'cnneuee. 'inan over to the Gfalrll Ju~ fotlowi~ll a prelimioWY h~ng Friday. ' ' • Ricl!aid •tlulim~n, 29, is cliarged in coo~tion with 1Jte dis.apJlllllfQII~C or T~py So~. ' · Sowders was believed to be ' fair circuit ilnd , in · County wlth ilk the' Qu'ail Creek to his family ~~.:~~~~~~:~~ Sheriff's D has conducted extensearches for Sowders body the Raccoon Creek area with ooresults. . - A seeood man, Bren A. Pelfrey, . . 383 Quail Creek Rd., Gallipolis, I~::~·,tf:! last week 011 a bill to a clwrge of "com: etlcity to ~.. of Sowders. . . Pelfrey testofied at the l!eanng ; ~at he saw, ,Hubman enter Sow.. ' der's van late on Oct. I. · · · ::: He said .that when he went to see what was going on he &aw ~ubmnn with a bloody knife and h4ard gurgling noises coming from iM van. · n •• •. ; -~ .. ~ ' . ' ' 97 5·1 o··' 4·WHEEE • V"!6 ENGINE . ~ ·· ' ' . Good Morning ' '> ;nore ' .' ' . , "You notice this ' ·in the community tOday, where people are.tnore willing to take risks and put money into the city," he added. "As a result, people arc 'now looking at .~s." · But Coppler stressed that improvements and an increase in business ·is not solely for the city, but for the county as well, as··possible commerl:ial develop· ment and a proposed expansion of the BorgWarner Automotive plant promi'" more jobs and income for the area. "~ Coppler said the driVIliO do better .has been shated by city employees and1 spilled over, into cooperative ·reliuionships with the county and .other organizations. 'There's no doubt that everyone is working together for the beuermen't •: of the . community," . he said. "There arc a lot of bright spots right now. Once the fuqding had been cleared for the .county industrial park last August, if seemed one thing .led to another. Since the~. have you noticed how many grand open· · ings there have been?" · Among .the initiatives ·staned in the past yerir are moves to boost business and cultural opponunities ·in the downtown and to upgrade Eastern Avenue to handle increased future traffic. " ,, "these are critical issues ·because both of them will · define and re-define the city for the next . century," Coppler said. "Putting' these things together impact not orily on the city b.ut the county." Coppler, 29, who bad been village manager of . were r:.,·. . Ohio for two prjo~ admitted to'mixed.feelihgs initiatives are qrld'erway. . confidence in the City Commis. IJiari~ger Robert L: ~Bo.tt;cp~dee work·uhtil a replaeement.is,tound, last ·week appointed Candee, a complex oniuiager f~r~e~qdy C.Qlll):;ij, \~. "!·llll'~ity niah~~,rs ?~:~r~er . · ··ifiSf:~o ' ... ~,. ••~i,j,, ., a Gall Ia ' Co~ply native Wh0$C , ~rivate ')je:(pe:rie••ce extended tP budgeting, : prbduc· and purchasing. also served 1-112 mq11lhs as uorkta jn!:eri1m manager before Coppler was hirefl~ : . commissiPn beg1111 advertising for a new manager iqnpediately after Coppler's resignation was I'J)proyed last nimith. The deadline for applications is Jan. 3!. , · .' Rio Grande·rece ' ()tlier rates in · the region for December wert (November percentages in parenthesis): Athens, 6.3 (4.8) percent; Jackson, 8.8 (8.7) percent; Lawrence, (5.7) percent; Scioto, 10.1 (8.9) percent; a~d, Vinton, 12.3 (I 0.3) percent , . · The .December unemployment rate of 15.8 percent in Morgan County was the highest in tl!e state: the OBES o:eponed. ... · ' ·Franklin .County had the lowestjoblc:Ss niles .forth¢ month at2.6 pcrrcent. · Six counties had joble111.ntes at !li' below 3.)!ipereent: Franklin, 11i11Jc6ck, Holmes, Madison', Warren and Delaware.' .· ' · ' ·.· · Fourteen countieS had rates at or higher .than 8.0 percent: Adams, Allen, , Gallia, Guernsey, Huron: Jackson, Meigs, Monroe, Morgan, Otrawa, Perry, Pike, Scioto and Vinton. ' ' .• · Among cities with populations of more than 50,000, Youngstown had the. highest jobless rate, I0.9 percent, while Kettering had the· lowest at 1.9 percent. the county and city rates are unadjusted, meaning they do nor take into ' account seasonal adjustments in .employment. ' ·,.,, . . . Even though the state's unemplpyrnent rate remai~ed steady .in December, there were 6,0(10 more Ohioans wmking. . The statewide jobless rate was 4.8 percent, nearly matching the unemployment rate ·in November, the OBES said. The rnoe was 4.7 percent for October. . , The national nile w~s 5.3 percent for December. also unchanged from November. OBES Administrator Debra Bowland said that despite the steady rate, "Ohio's labor market continues to be stabie and strong." ··. . . . . ous 'u.nitrust' gift RIO GRANDE - The Unjversity of · Rio Grande has received a $1 mUiion unitrusl gift to the capital campMgn and a ll..:... ....._.,__....:;..,. $150,000 gift from Coca-Cola Enterprises to the new IO¥k campaign, President Bany M. Dorsey·announced at the recent Board of Trustees' meeting. . '"fl!e. unitrust is the largest single gift Rio Grande has ever received, but the 'donor wishes to remain anQilymous," Dorsey said: • · ' ''This is a win-win relati:onship in giving: the donor benefits by the university's stewardship miinogement of stocks by receiving ·a fixed income for a specofic amount of time; and Rio receives imponant suppon for its iostitutional endowment," he odded.· > Tort·reform .deadJines. ·leads to flood of lawsu~$~ . in Meigs court I!Jy-JIII""HaiA"! ' ' . behalf ofTherill Rlllldolph Jr., seeks $10 , · of Christophe~ C. Hendricks, dec~ed;. ~Iiiia lliillt... Bf1tf . . million from Gaty A. Ruhel.lnc: of · Newell's Servo~e S~ntoon Inc. of <fl~ter :; .EdlttW'e .,.._,: CMJ•ul,. _ , . PIIWI-·. burg. lind sev~nil umdenufied panoes. . .: ., !If~~ 1J811/nat TIMy • '"II 1111~ JUtlt pi' . 1'he junior Rbnllolph is in atomatose 'rhe_suit is the result of a fatal tWo'Cll{ (o!itaQ....._ . · ' '• state following apne-vehicle accident · colhsoon 011 N~v. 25, 1995, on, still« •· • 'PO¥E,OY -.~tleast two multi-million .doll~ IJIW• Stille Raute 124 near Reedsville on <kt. ~38 near Racine. . '· .•; ., · nits were filed Fnday In the office of· Me~g1 County II 1996. '.: · Jeiokons, 17. was a passenger ,,. ~car S::!brk. of C11uits barry Spencer. . · . . . . , 'tn thataccid~nt, his car drove through .driven b~ Hendti~ks which ~as invol~<d "fnd.ay wast~ l:u't day to file lawsuots pnor to 1mpl~- barrels marking 11 GODStruction site and . a cr~h wnh another car dnven by M.a-m.entaloOII of Ohto.s Tort.Rerorrn Law. which capt pun struck a coocrete walllllld construction equip- . ton. Hendncks car spQn out ·o f control, struck ~ sli~rinJ damages ~t.three times the ec~c d~· ment, the complaint states. · a tree and b~rst into names, killing both Hen~~ or $~q.ooo. whoche\ler,ls zreater, wtth ·a nwn· The complaint ,states that Gary •A. Ruhel Inc.' ~ an~ Jenkms. . . .' . . !11Um award of $500,000. : was nealigent in designing maintaining and impl~- ....... The complamt states that Hendncks and Marton oper. , .II does nol cap ,wlll'llll for !IC,tual ecqnomic damage• menting a "run anJWICI" det~ur at the construction site. ated their cars negli1ently, reS:ulting in Jenkins' death, ~!'iih as medical.bills. ' , . ' Petra Cin:lc, Siler City, N.C., adminisiratix of the and also that Miutin was drivi~ un.~er ~c intlueqce of The two were amon1 about IS filed .' " the office eataie or Alysia, Michelle 1C.omelia Jenkins, deceased, an intqxitiiiiL . ~ . . .· . ~rsday and Friday. . • .I . · . . . tiled a multi-rnilllllll dollar iqit ~inst , J~y Marlin, The compl111n1 furthu states that.Mnnin~ a JUV~rulc, ! . Therill. S. Ranliol,ph Sr·• Reedsvolle, ID a .case file4.on Rll!iine; lll!th S!IUIIII', a.ctAe· lltllo\tnistrllix of the estate , pun:hased beer from Newell's Servoce Statton pnor' to """"'*'· : . ~' ""'•lefled ~ the fatal crjlsh. . . · Soughtos $2 molhon from e~.h ofdthe defe)ltnnts ~r .s.everal separate counts 1111d punobve amages o 51 nu ' h~n ·fro~ .t!Je defend~ts on several separate counts, In other soots: . . . •: Osie .Evelyn Man.uel and Charles R. M1111uel of Racone seek amounts tn excess of $25.000 from the Southern Local Board of Ed"':alion. . The suot stem.s fro~ an mcod~t on J1111. 27, 1994, on which Mrs. Manuel slapped whale gomg down steps at the now-closed ,Racine Elemetltruy School. , • Sandra Boling, Pomeroy, seeks ~ amo.untm excess from Bates Brothers Amusement, WmterSVI[Ie, Aa .. and several unknown panics. B?~ing. was injured o~ Aug. 27, 1995, while ridiaa a cMmval ride, the coiJlPiamt stat~s . 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