https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ff88e46bc214cf6909cd36d8f79bea65.pdf 73bbce269bea17f26964d1508cbd3ac7 PDF Text Text , • • .. • • ..• r'.., • .• Page A 10 •The Dally s.ntiMI ,....• The o·aily Sentinetcon:w · ·Meigs Higfl ·SChool .. • ltdurclay: Sunny High: 408; Low: 208 •' .•. ~ . • ••• • • >.• Meigs County's • • Voh1me so, Number . - GAILIPOUS- Former U.S. Rep. Frank A. ~elliS of•Gallijlolis is making it.officialhe's running for the Republican nomination for the U.S. Sell~ seat now held by fellow .GOP member Mike QeWinc. · : ·• Oemeans was to file candidacy petitions this aftqmoon with the .Ohio secretary of state's offic:e·for.a slol in the March 7 primary. Today·is the,primary filing deadline. . · He abQ p!anned a press conference after filing petitions, and will be a=xnpanied by his primary campaign chairman, Bob .Evans. ' Qe~ said he's running because .he is "diaappc)in~" in DeWine's starid on several ' • Cremeans, who served the SiKth District in sional nomination Thursday. the House of Representatives from 1995-97, ran "I believe in a smaller federal government, in the 1998 GQP congressional primary against lower taxes and a strong, effective national then:Lt.Gov. Nancy Hollister, the state Repub- defense," Stewart said "Plain and simple, it's licans' choice. Hollister won th~ nomination, but goipg to take more than a one-isslie candidate 19 lost the general election to incumbent Ted beat Ted Strickland." • Strickland, who unseated Cremeans in 1996. DeWine is also expected to face a primary Cremeans' plans to seek the Senate scat ends· banle from Ronal R. 'Dickson. a gun ownership · · spec;ulation over his possibly running again for · rights advocate. the House. Republican Michael Azinger of On the Democratic side, three candidates Marietta, who opposed Cremeans 3!'d Hollister have declared for the Senate nomination: in the 1998 primary. has already declared his Grandview Heights real estate broker Ted . intention to challenge Strickland: Azinger ·was 'Celeste, brother of former Gov. Richard Celeste; to file' his petitions today. · former state. repreSentative and Ohio attol)ley Athens City Auditor Jimmy Stewart · general candidate Richard Cordray;.and the Rev. announced his candidacy for the GOP a;ongres- Marvin A. McMickle of Oeveland. · issues, saying the first-term incumbent-is. moving away from conservative principles, particu. larly in such areas as gun control and taxes. "I am a.conservative, and he's moving moderate to liberal on some of his positions," Cre. · means told reporters. Although Ohio Republican Party Olairman ·Robert T. Berinett said Oemeans is "committillg political suicide" by running against DcWine, the state's former lieutenant governor, it is not the first dme Cremeans lias mounted a run against a party-bac;ked candidate. · · "Bob Bennett may say that my running for . Senate is political ·suicide, but Mike DeWine's · Senate career was dead on arrival," Cremeans retorted lodaY• It's.cooki.e ti~e ·again! I. . . Officials debate co~nty budget • . THINKIN~ OF .O THERS- Meigs High Sct'loOIIiudtnta took .wllh ttit !tams collectad are Kyle Smldcll!t; aecreta..Y; Jamea on a specllil·project of collecting toys and games for children Stanley, pre81dent; $teve Elefla, viet president, and Beverly who might not get much on Christmas morning. HHdlng Lip. Burdette, treaaurer. ,.,.' the project wu thJt National Honor Society. Officer$ pictured . 't ' . . . . . r~~.~~!;~~~~~~or.(:~~~~~ ' 0 • , •. , ' ' •• . · .Vau 1~~·'•·:,., ."' HOM.E ·sup.,..... r..ket·: N·ATI.ONAL' ' ' . ' . BANK 400General · · Racine 049-221 o· 912~ . ·- ····-sy..tcu•• ·Downing Chlds,.• lien MusserlnsuraiCI I 11 t E1 2~, Pon;teroy . . .. 812-3381- ., . ' Crow'• Family Reltaurllllt r ,Fealu~ Ke"'uctCt Fn.d Clok,.,. ' .. • • Parkway· of' · . ' ' ' 2llt t-falii'SJ.. ••tt cl i, " ·: . .. . Po~y; Ohio . Drln·1bna nirr "' ' • '. ' ' · ·\ t; .. .... ' \ I .. j • ' .· ' :·: 1{ . >I . ,. ' to·IJrinl in more~ .· · · Olll'les, and ' his wife, · and Cf'fate jobs." · Karen, have lived in Rut" Chlllel E. Wll'lind for ~ yeais with their children.. He wilr seek his porty's:riomination as a can· worked with the officials thrOugh federal court ' llidate for the lemJ ·begin- hearings and appeals to gain ·the rig~! to pump itirig J1111.}, 2011.1. and reclaim the mines." · Willi¥115 is employed . "Also, f!Crving in this ~ty, I was a IXinby Ohio'Coal CD., 1tributor to ~ :Ohio Eneray Strategy ~port. is a f!lllll1lld of the Meip whicll' was cimducfi:d by the Public Utilities ~...·-~ nc,iixC\:utly\1 CofllmissiOn, i~ l~. ~at these. projects' and COri!nllliW 1111<1 11 a man- commllteca all· haw In common 11 t11at each , :.-, · her of !he Meip <;cmmit- endeavor was. successfully · IICCOIIIplishcd for !'JI~ility iUid ~U..:, In School fund- -. throup team war1t and total group dedication: ·~~ ' ' , . · '' · .. •. . · . ·'11uouaJI thia type of teamwork, I believe .: • ,He ia,al,so a~~ and.thedtai'l!l~ otth~ that we can,help make M~igrl County" and · ~ Mtnell' ·Pohtital &\ion Committee.• He.. · prosper. With the compte,uon of the u.s. Route h•.seryed • a volunleet and datrllr iitanber- ¢ ,, 33 c:onnector to RavenswO!ld, and the DarWln)hc Melp .~WAcr lelm, il1d al10 hu _., as · to-Atltens Mction comploted, McilJ$ County 'li Oil1ICOUimasler wilh ~OM Scout Council.. • will have a greatly enhanced potential. ~, "~ • CQMPAc:;: .,ropresentatil(c, I ~ave "It is necessary fdr the economic devclop':Wilrl!ed witfi loc:al and state elected .oflidals on' ment of our area to britt& In more lndlllley and ~ ICIUbber .. . at tM· Oencral' James M. . create jot.. Tl\il will alio, illlow ll!l to povide (liYi!' Plant, Which enlliKlcd f'!llploymctll "I the be~ schooll and l!Otter education for.our c:hil· ~~~~~ lltd ~lped ~ ·!lie jobl at the Meip dreQ. ' . . • . 1 ;M.I~" .Willhtma~ •. l>._. ' .,, . "Meip County~ a areAtplace to live,¥<! ; ~ Wh,ell ~eip,Mme ~· 31 flooded, I alio wi!h te.mwork, we can make it even lietter."· •• • ·! ' . ..:··· •' '. ' ' 1 ' .. ' • . , ... -Trtplett to run for ~oLinty engineer . Gqod Afterpoon! ·sentinel 1~-lOI'IIps . Cale!"'•t CJm!Oeds CoJI!g A4 Eel Moria!• AJ' .Obltu1da . ·AJ , Wgtller '• Lotteries .oHIO Pick 3: 3-6-4· Pkk 4: 3-9-S-S , ·' · Jlloclcqd: 4-.S-6-20-27 ' . W.YA= · '· · POMEROY Republican Eugen~ Each bridge mill be inspected Triplett of Pomerpy.has filed his petition with and, needed, a weight limit the Meigs County Board of Elections to run for the GOP nomination for county engineer. will be posted and enforced, and Tripl~tt is a registered . a progft!,m for replacement of prpfessional engineer and inadequate bridges will begin. surveyor with Triplett Engineering Services. He is il gradqate of Pomeroy • If elected couoty engineer, Triplet! said he High School and earned a will annually certify the safety of the coLindegree in ciy(I ~~gineer- ty's bridges. . . '· · !ng from Oh1o Umvcrs1ty Each·bridge will be inspec!ed and, if need'" 1971. ed, a weight limit will be posted and · Prior .to be~inning his . enforced, and a program for replacement of own busmess 10 Pomer9y inadequate bridges will begin. · . · in 1.988, he worked for the Trlpleit alsO said he looks forward to hav, Oh1o ~epar~m.ent of ing a good working relationship with . the Tl'lll$portltl,on and Crown C1ty Mmmg Co. township trustees. He is the son of Edna Triplett of Pomeroy . Triplett said all his work experience and . ~ucatiop has been In civil :engineering, and the late Hatold E. ."Gene" Triplett. · ffis w~ich incl~dcs ro-!s, highway~, streets, . wife, Karen, is employed by the ~omeroy law brtdg~. dramage prOJects, water hncs, sew- firm 0( Little, ·Sheets and Warner. His daugh"!s and subdivision~, all of which. arc esse-r- ter, Shelly, is the mother· of his. grandsons, 11ai1D a county eng1necr. . · . . Nathan and·Jack Starcher, and h11 son, RusHe,said he ahd his company have done sell, is a·civil engincc,r working for the ramihundreds of property surveys and have pre- Jy owned firm. · pared civil engineering plans (or numerous Triplett is a member of the Middleportpublic. improvement projects in ~he county, . Pomeroy Rotary Club and t~c Prof~ional mc!jlding the. Pom~roy : S•~cr .ProJect, _Dexter Land ~urvcyors ·of.Ohib. He IS a.lso ~ central · · Rural ~aterltne, 01lkcy ~tdge Watcrhnc 8lld comm.itteeman · with the Me1as· County the Bndgcman Street Improvements. Republican Pa,rty. ' if Tod~y's Sou"*" . 992 4055 • • commission seat r, ~1nty ciiptmiaillner. · · · : ' ::. Rt.n'LAND ....:. Cliirlea E. Wtlli~ of Rut- "It is necessary for the econolniC . has filed his peliliaii _with ~c Meip Co~n- . · · ·. development ofow area ' · . Bpard of ~ a .a candidate for Me1p .. Oliio.1Uvet ·.· -Dear. .c0 mp·any'. L . .Williams . ' (740) ' 992~412 ' ;Jt's..here -.th·. e infamous flu·s·eason "'h .333 Page Street Middleport, Ohio ·. 45760 •. tl)c • •.· By TASHA JOHNSON • Grim, Beli!an}> Boyles" Kyle Smid. You can tell the holidays were die, Joh'n Kopscinzsky, Btooke fl.pproaching when you saw the WiHiams, · Se11n . Fahner, Meaghan speech and drama students working Avis.. .. · on their skits. . Brant bixon, Johnathoil HaggerThe 55 students in Speech and ty, Laura Payoe, Justin Roush, Sara Drama, divided into four groups, per- .'hie, Whitney Thomas, Tommy formed skits for their classmates just Roush, Mindy Halley, Nick Michael, before school was dismissed for the · Jake Bi~shfield, Scott Colwell, Chris holidays. • .. Krawscyzn, Adam Thomas. Nick . The three clas~es had four groups Wood, Kim Peaveley, Sara Fife, . 111 each one for a total. of 12. Each · Shawn White, Jackie Black feff gr~up was res~nsible f'!f writing the . Bro"'n, P.J. Erwin, Marjorie ltalar; scnpt, performmg II, and designing Amanda Miller, Heather Ferrell. the props. There .were sevefal skits Jennifer Shriniplin,James Stanwith "A Christtilas to Remember" and ·ley, Robert Day, Renee Stewart, Yfcs- . rD ";I'he Nfihght Before Christmas" being Prley Thoene, .Jeremiah Smi(h, Ryan - .. two o t em; · · au, Steve' Beha, Tara Gray Mille . · Students enrolled 'in speech and Williamson, Zach Meadows, Maris- . · drama and performing in the skits · sa Whaley; Tawney Jones, and Meli_,; we~e Beverly Bur~ette, Julie Spaun, sa Davis. lbese students have worlced Onon Baqeu, Stephanie Kopec verv hard on these skits and who· J~seph McCall, Seth Rawson, M.or: knows maybe the next Steven S!liel·'ltm Mathews, Tiffany Halfhill, Adam. . berg will be discovered. n~al estli~Y.iles .i~ .Ji!11·1Jalf com-missioners should ·'lie able fwlardl, to draw pn Jill of advance of those funds sometime next "!;~:~abOve wh~t was originally lantfci- month, but meanwhile, they must·deal with .o -at the end of next month. · . .four general fund payrolls, which amount to County ·Commissioner Jeffrey Thornton, some $60,000 every two we.eks, as well as in turn, said that "this is the best year we've pay those bills which must be paid in the had's.ince I've been a county commissioner," next two-months. but Prosecuting Attorney John Lentes, who The commissioners and Frank appi:ar to ,. · serv.es on the County Budget Commission disagree on the amount of money which c~n with Auditor Nancy Parker Campbell and be expected in revenue betw,een now and the . Treasurer Howard Frank.'sajd Thursday that end of next month. · the carryover balance fcom 1999, of Thornton said that sales tax revenue, "' ' . $225,742.99, is the lowest he has seen since which is paid each' month by the state, could .ack DlimiOnd Girt Scout Council off cookie ·Moi'riiiOn, Salem C.l)ter Elementary. Girl contallt winntt'l · he toOk Gffice in 1993. total as much as $300,000 between now and ~for 2000 with th• annual Cookie Crunch Thu,.clay . w.re.Jtnnlfer ~rta, Troop 1201, followed by Saman· Lentes sail! that the.county is, essentially, . the end qf Febr.uary, butFrankuid that those ·f11ght ·It ~·· NET In ·POI!ItfVy. ~It crunoh · winners tha S!19ntz, Troop 1254, and Jtnnlfw Laraen, Troop 1110. in the same condition now as it· wa5 when tax receipts are more likely to be around J.u altn Robtrta, Melge Hfatl SChool ~I player, Eltvan Mel~ County Girl Scout troop8 were NPf"Hnted .J999 began. . . $240,000. .. .fallowed by Divlcf .Fiaher of(iiiperlal Electric lnd Sam . at the event · · ' · ' Howard,who sa1d 'Yedne~y 1n a preFrank also . a nticipates intereston the ~ pared ~tatement that th1s balance qf funds .,Investment of inactive county funds in the • remammg from l_ast year .actually llffiOUnts to amount of $32,000 in Janu~y. and expects $2~6,109.03, d1d not mclude _the f~nds that •some $40,000 in local government rev·.Whlch had been encumbered by vanous enue -. also from the state 4-W.ill be paid in . county offices at the end of the year to pay · to the general fund sometime between now I • last-minute bills, Campbell said. and Feb. 28: Lee normally works at Holzer's Jac;k.sOn That encumbrance totals $20,366.04, and Thornton said that the commissioners By STEPHANIE SAYRE "The flu has hit." PVP NtWa Sbiff · P One patienL agreed, with a doctor's Pike Branch, but the · recent overload of · an addi~ional $50,000 i~ 1999 bills. has not alsO expect .$25,000 in indirect costs to be patients has brought . her to .<:l!lllipolis. She been pa1d, or even submitted to her office for paid to the general fund by the Department · GAL:.i.IPOLJS· -'- /UII as things are . e11cuse for .work in .hand. . . • . . of Human Services; an amount identical fu appearing to calm dol/in .- holiday ~xcil9- . · . "I feel miserable: I've been off work for · said patient visits per day fluctua«l, but daily paymenL Thoml?n s~d earher th1s week that s~me . that paid in indirect c;osts last ·year. , ment fading. kids getting senled back tq two days, Bl)d if I still feel like thi•, l·lqtow visits average 40 to SO. She said this number has recently Nmped to more than 70, without $23,000 '" b1lls fo~ .the. ~un~y shenfrs Fr.ank said today tliat the financial condlpool-local hoipitals arc experiem;lna· a I won't~ in ·tomorrow, either." · ~pike in activity. . • " . . Physician's assistant Teresa Lee said the counting patients In the pediatric facilities. · o~fice, and $24,000 10 uuhty b1lls for the tion of the county appears better than it real: • The influen~·bl.a 'lh•t~as been infecting clit;~ic ar\ticipated an Increase in paJicnts and . · There is sc:ime relief in aiaht ·if the bug . co~rthouse, other county offices an~ other Iy is because the appropriations in some is treated in time, Lee said. New anti-viral · mamtenance. expenses ~ad been pa1d. B~t funds, including Public Employees Retire.·t6e nation is here·.:t;;.lnd.residcniS'are feel- ·upped Its stat:fto accommodate tlicm. 1ng its effects. · · · "Normally, one doctm can h1111illc the medications are highly effective if adminis- Campbell sa1d that t~e ()11ls not only rcm~m ment System, workers compensation and · " ·. "Our ·numbers are ufi:' said Jennifer daily' workload," Lee said. "Now, the office , tered within the first 48 hours of infection. unpa~d, but that no purchase orders for pay- Medicare are- not adequate to cover what ' ment had been requested of her office. ' · ;t.lcOclland, RN, in Holzer Oinic's Urgent .is. sta~d with either two doctors, or one Pltata ita Flu, Page A3 Acco~d~ Campbell, those bills for the· Plelle s" Budget, Page A3 . (arc. . ..' .: . . . doctor and a PA." were CHRISTMAS SKIT- "Lady Winter HlghJIICkl $1nta's Sleigh" was one of several skill preeenlild at Mtlal High School before classes were dlsmlsa8d the IIOIIdaya. faking rOIH _In 't he were, from left, Orlan Bennett, Jot ilotcCIIII, Sllphanlt Kopec Jullt Spaun and Beverly Burdetta. ·· · ' •• "I think (the commissioners) reduced the appropriations to show a be,tter balance than there actually is;'' By BRIAN J. REED Stntinel News Staff . . Howard Fronll, Mltgo County-POMEROY - . Membe~ of the Meigs <;:ounty Budget Commi~ioil say that the condition of the Meigs County Gene.ral Fund may' not be 8s rosy as the count)' commis- sheriffs office y.'ere left for the commissionsioners say it is. ers to pay at the end of the yeir because the l)arlier this week, the commiSSIOners sheriffs budget Was depleted earlie< in the approved appropriations • totaling year. . . · $3,486,219.26 for· the new fiscal year. Janet . . In order to make it until the settlement of Hono·r r'oll st ude.nts Iau·'ded'. Speech, ·drama students ·entertained c;:lassrnates C&~~~ . Things may not be as _rosy as they appear. Clinton renews effort to :aid 'School·.construction By TIFFANY HARDER • Meigs High School Student Council joined local churches, organiza_tions and .businesses in helping the Department of Health and Human Services with the Christmas Angel Project to benefit under.! ·privileged children and elderly people in Meigs Couniy. ·: In early November Student Council members began ~:ollecting money from students to doniJte.to the project. MHS students donated $250 · and S.tudent Council contributed $350 from its budget. . The members along with their advisor, M{S. Reed, were Santa's helpers buying games, toys, clothes, CD players, and bath and body supplies with the donated money. On Decem~er 8 the presents were 'delivered to help m.ake this a brighter Christmas for Meigs Cqunty: Next year the project plans to help even more needy people. The Rio Grande staff will be donating · approximately $200 to the Christmas Angel Prpject in 2000. ' .• Single Copy. 35 Cents . l!lly KEVIN KELLY OVP .,._ Editor Student Council aids Christmas 'angels' ,J' Middlepott • Pomeroy, Ohio 149 . FCCLA,>selects new officers· for 1999-.2000 I HometoWn Newspaper Cremeans mounts run for U.S..Senate seat WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi- ed in the fiscal 2001 budget he will · the ' ide~ repeatedly ignored or shoi ·· Last year, Clinton's budget p.ro; dent Clinton is ready to annourtce a introduce Feb. 7. . · .dow.n by Congress. Many Republi- · posed· using $3.7 biHion in tax ere~' proposal to help communities rebuild Details of the school con~truciion ' cans have objected tha( the plan its over five years to help local gov- . . . aging and •overcrowded schools; proposal were not immediately avail- would impose f~ral stri9tures on emments issue close to· $2S billion playing to an issue that Democrats able. . .. education decisjgns that .should be worth of bonds for school repair and think ~ill' help them in this election -Howev.er, the plan spotlights an made by state ~nd local governments. 'moclctnizatlon. · . , · · . . . ' year . election-year desire by the White Clinton was ·to disclose his plan House and~ongressional Democrats . . today after meeting with House and to focus on education, which polls ··. Senate Oemocratic leaders, said con- ·show Is ·an issue on which they hold By BILLIE DYE . By BETHANY BOYLES _ , . , · . . . gressional officials and lobbyists ·. an advantage over Republicat\s. The Students who made the honor roll for the ,first six weeks grading peri04 · FCCLA stands for Family, Career,.Community Leaders of America. ',Vho spoke oli condition of anonyrni- edge exists even though the GOP has or had perfect attendance were honored recently at an "honor's breakfast" in Any students enrolled in Life Choices, Family Studies, NutritionlWell- ty. tried to improve its image by aban- the cafeteria. ' . ness, Grads, and Consumer Economics can join. The proposal will include a new doning earlier plans to abolish the To be invited to this breakfast you had fulfill one of those requirements., ~ew offic.ers this year are Aja M~Glothin, president; Jessica Cundiff,' vice program of federal grants for school Department of Education in favor of Over 300 students were 'invited and ·more than. 200 attend~d and enjoye.~ presldent;.Arica Blackwell and Mary Shuler, photographers; Will Kauff, news . construction, plus a revival of his supporting added ·spending for the continental breakfast . ' paper reporters; Erin Ralston, secretary; Jennifer Allen and Krystal Pen: effort in recent yearS to use lax breaks · schools. · Frank Blake. a-1992 graduate of Meigs High School, was tlui guest speak· , nington, outreach. . . . • to · help communities finance Clinton has repeatedly proposed er. He talkid about the im~ce of a good hi~h school education iUid the · · . FCCLA is involved in many activities throughout the year such as dis- upgrades to existing schools, the using federal money for school con- benefits of having a college educati9h. He stressed the importance of stay- : tnct m~ungs w1th Eastern and Southef11, regional competitions; secret angels,. sourcessaid. The plan wiH be includ- struction in recent years, only to see ing focused,:even if )lou aren't sure 'about your future .. , . ·.. · and hilhday gatherings. . . · ' Then: ~over 40 students in FCCLA, 30 of which particip~. in· the Heart Walk raiSing $150 for the local organization. M.H.S. FCCLA will be host' l. • • . • ing ~e regio~al meeting-at which there will be more than 30 school partie~ 1p~tmg. ·. . · . I} -Page AS • J.u nior class raising funds for annual prom · ,. ' a1 ~·~ ·,. for BIICUyes fall to Fighting 11/ini • " .• Sports SmOking niiilhers get warning, Page A2 .~ Our View: Gee Center fulfills dream,. Pag·e A4 _Meigs girls win lOth straight, Page A10 !fOd-v": Cloudy . Htgtt: 408; Low: 20s er· occupation ~ such as a massage therapist' and a scientific researcher. She would be vety interested in · going to Australia someday to view the beautiful mountains and the variety of animals and plant Species. . Another new addition to ~UIS this year is Mrs. Barn.ett: the Grads teacher. She came to.the high school after being offered the job during the summer. She lives in McArthur with . her three children. Her hobbici are water skiing, cooking, and spending time witn family -and friends. She . decided . to become a teacher and hopes to make a difference in a student's life. Also new .at MHS is Mr. Yost, a graduate of Hobart Welding. School, now in his first career position.'Being a former student of MHS, has given . h~ln a new -~rspective of the way things arc and shotil~ be. . . By TIFFANY HARDER The Junior Class at Meigs High School has been very busy raising mori- · ey for the annual Junior-Senior Prom. In the fall the students sold.magazine~ and gifts to raise money and ·they exceeded their goal of projected sales. The juniors also sponsored a Maroon and Gold cruise on the Liberty Bell Stern wheeler the end of October. · Now they 'are selling candy bars and suckers at school> The Prom is paid for by the Junior Class and requires a lot of time and effort not only of th~ ~tudents, but their parents as well. The class needs sup· port m the1r fund ra1smg efforts. · · ~ J......,. 7' 2000 Friday . -·New faces .on staff this year at Meig·s : Jim Huff, who has been at Easi~rn ·Local for 21 years and taught sevep years before that in West Vil]ljnia, is :!_he nc~ librarian. He majored in jour·nalisrn and library scienc.e at Marshaii'University. Huff is a resident of . -Meigs Couniy and enjoys reading as well as outdoor activities. Fall just happens to be his' favorite season of the year because ·of football and all tlie colors <>f nature. ' The new ~J\ce teacher is Jan Haynes who deCided to teach to share · the excitement of that subject with . ' students.·Slie enjoys the personalities of the students. Her favorite hobby is ·collecting.antiques. She has had oth- • . • : !3y BilLIE DYE ·: There have been many changes : this · yeat at Meigs High School . ·i ncluding th~ addition of many new ~taff members . . • • • Thui'8CIIIy, JMuary 1, 20aD .. • ... • • •• • • •• • • • D.Uy 3: 1-8-S; Dally 4: 3-9-5-5 • ~ . .. . ~. ' .. . . ... ..' it\ •. �• • , I .· ·. . • • F,..Y, Jlnuary 7; 2000 Friday,"·~ 7 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio I , 1000- Readers .air views on pra9tice of usin·g pld ·pictures fo~ obit~ _. 1 or wisdom? Beaury is more than skin-deep. I do not qree with res(IOnd to "Nancy Nancy that moat children would in Lubbock"? She selett a photo for the obituary of said when her "the woman ~ raised us, not the mother died. the old wciman she was when she died." family sent in a I hope I do not need to make that L.IIL.J photo for the obitdecision for manr years to come, but uary that had been taken. '\!) years when it happens, I will select the earlier, likeness of the beautiful W!>man slie She said 1the .family wanted a pho- is at the time -- no matter what her tograph that reflected the mother age. -- TOM C. IN NASHVILLE, · they knew t?est ..and that her mother TENN . ' . . would want to be remembered the DEAR TOM: I · appreciate the way she 1oaked "when she was wisdom ·in your comments. Here's youn~ and vital." · another letter on the · same subject My mother is 66 years old, and as from someone who also disagrees far as I am concerned,'.she becom.es with Nancy J more beautiful every year. She has From Iowa: It is nonsense that earned every wrinkle and gray hair ihost adult children would prefer to the old-fashioned way -- ·by raising remember their mothers as ihey four kids, six grandkids, and yes, a looked when they were "young and husliand. .. attractive." . Why does s.odety value youth ·Aging is a fact of life, not a proDear A1111 Lucien: May I gressive cliseue. As one of tbe the picture I would like in the news- divorced more than 40 years aao. ' ' IIS62, Chicaao. DJ. 606110S62. (I~ Shortly after the divo~. be married . Callllda, send S!I.IS.) "older folks," 1 am not &harned of paper when I pass on." · my ippearance. We don'talllive by I was surpri~ to see that it was "the other woinan," and they hod• the standards of Hollywood beauty, I her engagement photo, taken SO two children. Now, there are teveral have a nagging feeling that Nancy years ago, when she was 21.1 said grandchildren. I really don't want to felt her .mother's elderly appearance nothing, but I am not at all sure I follow her wishes. Please help me somehow made her look oldelr, and will follow her wishes. I'm afraid it with this dilemma. ' DEAR BOSTON: Your mother that is what bothered her. would make her, as well as her surmay not be playing wiih a full deck, DEAR tOWA:." \Vhoever wrote vivors, look ridiculous. "Vanity thy name is woman" did not Bosfon: My mother lives with or perhaps she is still nursins a very know yqu. You sound like my J9Dd me. and we often read your column old wound. You would be doins her of lady. Here are two additional • together at the breakfast table, . a grave injustice if you followed her comments, tlie first from the daugh- exchanging various parts· of ·the inst~tions . Use your own judgter of a 77-year-old woman: paper. She read .t~e letter from ment, please. 1be entire family will Phoenix• ''Nancy in Lubbock" "Na!!!l in Lubbock," who wanted to appreciate it. . makes· a good point. Everyone has use an old (and flatterinJ) photoLonesome~ Tai\F charge of your his or her own idea of how .a loved graph for ·fier mother's obituary. · life and tum it around: Write for An!l · one should be remembered, and not · After .reading that, my mother Landers' new booklet, '"How to all women want their obit photo to said to me, "When I pass on, I want . Make Friends all~ Stop Being Lonelook "current." · you to give the Boston Globe a pic- ly." Send a self-addressed, long, Shortly after my own JllOther ture .of your. father and me taken at business-size envelope and a checlc · read that letter in your column, she our wedding. It is my favorite." or money order for $4.25 (this left ·the room and return<d with .a Ann, my molher .is now in her includes . postage and · handling) ·to: photo of herself and said, "This is late 60$, and she and my father were ·Friends, c/o Ann Landers, P.O. Box ahead Pregnant clientele of the Meigs In the program Wilcox uses mate• County Health Department's Prena- rials from the revised behavior mod. tal Clinic and WIC ("fomen, .Infant ification program "Make Yours a and Children's progmm) comprise Fresh ~tart, Family" a~ sugg_ested by 50 perc~nt of all the pregnant the Amencan Cancer Socoety and .women in the county. Recent statis- the Ohio Department of Health. The. tics compiled by the. Health Depart- Pennsylvania American Academy of menl.' indicate that 45 percent of Podiatries pil.ot ocsted the training those clients smoke. . program which has been completed . According to Wilcox, it has been · by Connie Little, RN, BSN, prenatal estilll!lled nationally that appro xi- director, and Norn_oa !orres, mately 25 percent of pr~gnant RN,BSN, MSEd., · nursmg dtrector, women are .smoking at any given of the Meigs County Health Deparitime during their pregnancy, ment. Sentinel • ~ ------~--------~~-Budget commission members ~---------..;..expect to attend next week's com• !/; missionerS o:neeting to discuss ·tile ,t The Daily Sentinel from Page 1 county's financial condition, and, , ...._ ........u:•a .. ' ·, ALL AG ES, AL L TIMES $4.00 ... SYRACUS.E - Congressman Ted Strickland to speak at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon to be held Tuesday noon at Carle.ton School, Syracuse. · Available · ' • l< • r • '·· ,, l' j,f ., • . '! • "' J ·u .. ~ ·" -.. ·; . ,. i .\~ .rl ~y f l •j 1 ZX2, • Cyl., 5 Spd., Air Cond., AM/FM c-., Tilt. C,r uiH, AJI 13,000 Mil.. . 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"I thiniC (the ·commissione{s) . . re duce d the appropnatiOns to .s how a better . balance than there actually • "F k 'd Is, ran sat : Joe. Publltbed Monday Fr14oy, 111every c...nallcmoon, SI., ,Pomcroy, Ohio,thro•&h by the ~ Olllo Ylltey Pubtlthl'l Contpoey. Second clut-poidttl'omcroy.~. Mllibor.tlii twoc:latcd Pniu,""' the Ohio N Aalciat6on. "' ~ Send ~addral c:ometlona 10 ~ The Dilly Sentinel, 111 cOurt St., Pomeroy, r 1998 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL . Lee also encourages patients to take precautions to avoid spreading infection by using anti-bacterial · hand soap, not sh~ring beverages and utensns and. avoiding close contact with others. It is important to know when to stop suffering at home, and gel help. "If you.' have a hij;h fever, or if ·SINGLE COPY PRICE After that,.she said, doctors can only treat the symptoms. Symptoms vary· in patients, but " ..mit 1n '"'""'" diroctto Tho Dilly Senti.. , can include: aches .and pains, vomit• "", tluee,"" oo!Z -r. botil. Clcdk will be ~ ai""'carrllr"'bWcelt. , ing, fever, headache, fatigue, ~best • No oublcriptlon by mill pcnnlncd i• arcu or sinus. congestion and cough. Lee It wMre home carr1u ~ervk:e II available. •d · • h ,, Publltloer_,_~,...,.""l""ratesdursat a patients age·can change I e J ""tltc tubo<ripdott pcrio4. Subtcripllon nto way symptoms affect the body. ' o;llu>Jol miyltclmJ<I-"""' by •""'a""lllc:, "Children bounce back from ' durtllonoftltc'"""""'loil. '· . 'I these infections rather easily," Lee ~ MAn.SIIisc.JmoNs said, "but, you really need to keep l:. 13 \Veekl .......... _ M_IIp,Coooty · fever down. ~ ...........................'""'""$27.30 . ' 26W.Cu ................... .......... ,......... ,.. :...$.5J.82 "The elderly are especially sus1 S2Wto~;e;~'M';;a;;·c;;;;;;; 1 '~·56 1. ceptible to secondary bacterial I IJ - ........................,:.....:...............sz9.:zs infections such as pneumonia if their 1 26 .................................. :...........$.56·68 immunity systems are ·weakened by ' '52 .............................................1109.72 1 • the flu." ' . , Lee urged patients to inv.fstigale t how over-the-counter medtcations I .• can ioterfere with particular pre11 10 I be Script.ion drugs. L. ~_.__,.._.......~ "!.·,~.~.~ ~.~~·~ QUUined tips to use at home tt!:.;.;J:..~~ .~~~~~~ · when faced with lh~ (lu: _. ·· · b · ·f . • Ipc~ fluids. Dehydr&cion ~s: · · ....,. •..,..._,.. · one of the bto-•t problems assoco• : l1lllY .................................................... J5 cenu ~· S.lllalbcllnoldairi'I"'PIJIIhccmlcrmay, • 1996 FORD BRONC.O .. . 0.--•"•- "' ' " . :_.':_.;: : ~ wWw.jemybibbee.com . . . ,,' ., '\ 4.6 1 S ..';Third .. .. ' ;, Ave .. Middleport . , .. .W;a'!J • •• a. • d 9 I 011111' ... " ' - a , ..w. llcenee by mall, complete and return eppllcl11on to: Nancy Parker, Campbel.l, Meigs County Auditor; 100 E. Second Street, Pomeroy, OH 45789. Enclose 1 selt·addreued, stamped snvetoP. with a check for the price of the llcen11. •P•••••••••••••••~•••••••••• · ••••••••• OWNEROFDOO~ .· --~------~~--------~----------~---------- ·ADDRESS - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _ : _ _ . ______ ., .I Breed · If Known .. • -- ated• Thke with the · medan flu. over-tbe-cllunter ication such as·Tylenol or Motrin for body aches and pains. · • · Use · over-the-counter cough syrup if needed. . • If' experiencing nausea, stick trl . a bland or liquid diet· until nausea · subsides. ~= ' l&llN ... DOG UCENSE IS JANUARY 31. Fses ere Four Dollars DEADUNE FOR PURCHASE OF ($4.00) for siCh dog, male or te1111le. Kennel F.-• ars 1\venty Dollars ($20.00). To obtain . ... • · g~~-;~~~; c.w.t I' 1 · lai.Jltl I sc STaxes, .gays In military , ;dominate GOP debate . ·~.· ,. . Phone 74Q-,9 92-2196 ·: . MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. Gop . can d.d·at.es t ry t !.-,... -=-• ' ·EMS responds to 6 calls 5c:ause . •' uu lit. 11M ,, ' ' NOME: LloMM must be •obtained no l1twr than J1nusry 31, 2000, to •void paying pen1lly. Alter thle dltw, psna1ty will be M.oO for .alngle tlfllll1d 120.00 for Kennelllcenaa. ' ' ' '100 E. second Street POmeroy, OH. 45781 ·.. NANCY PARKER CAMPBELL · Meigs County Auditor • .v ; ,. ' .. .. TODAY'S HEADLINES IN BRIEF· INs deadline ·looms President wants fn Cuban boy·case to fight cyber;.threats Tilt- ••••'It -ZIA.IIoft- <' . <N ..·POMEROY ~- The Rev. and Mrs. Victor Roush of. Pomeroy · wtll celebrate their .25th wedding anniversary with an opeo . recepuon Saturday at Millie's Restaurant, Main Street; Poi-nt Pl.easant, W. Va. in the upstairs banquet room. Relatives and frtends are mvafe~ to ca.ll between 7 and 9 p.m. Parking'is available at the ba-ck of the restaurant. ·STAY INFORMED ... READ ·youR LOCAL NEwSPAPER . Orange Trustees to meet - ~ c-.. LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF -:: Racine council session slated . ,. 1999 fORD ESCORT 1999 FORD F'250 XLT, V-8, Auto, Air Cond., AM/f'M Tll.t, Crul•e, All. Power, Onl)r 41 ,000 Mllee Rev. and Mrs. · Victor Roush to celebrate silver wedding anniversary on Saturday · Coroner reopens· case .of 1-year-old'& death ... . Low-Fat Cooking: Great Northern Cassoulet .. . I I . ... ' _ J, ERRY~. BIBBEE , I •• I lieacher a·ccused · of ' crashing car Int. 'yes Croatian office . . Ill (11!11111 Taiii'W, Pllri:il ~ toll:lillllLrial ' FOR GREAT SERVICE BEFORE AND AFTER THE SALE .' . . . . The Associated Press • Cassoulet is a traditional French dish that comes in any number. of satis4-ing, heartwafll!ing variations. The one thing all its forms ·have in common ~ that they feature large white beans. ~ • • The beans used in this recipe give their name to Great Northern CassOulet, which for all its richness of flavor and filling texture has only about !grams of fat per serving. Either chicken or pork may be used together with (lit-free smoked sausage, making·it unlikely anyone will mop up a plateful .feeling underfed. ' : Great Northern Cunulet : (Preparation time 25 to 30 minutes, I If2 hours .baking time) • I 1/4 pounds boneless, skinless chicken breast or pork tenderloin, cut into 3'14-inch pieces . , · ' -: · 12 ounces 97 perceni fat-free ·smoked sausage, cut into 112-inch slices • I tablespoon olivo oil . I 1/2 cups chopped onion · : I cup chopped red bell pepper 1 4 to 6,teaspoons 'minced garlic; to' taste . · · : Four IS-ounce cans Great Nort~ beans, rinsed, drained, or 2 cups drypackaged Great Northern beans, cooked 14 1'12-ounce can diced tomatoes with roasted garlic I. teaspoo.n dried thyme leaves .· • ~ 3/4 cups fat-free, reduced-sodium chicken broth • Salt and pepper, to taste 2 1/2 ~ups fresh whole wheat or white bread crumbs Saute chicken or pork and sausage in oil in a Dutch oven until lightly ~rowned, 8 to 10 minutes. Add-onion, bell pepper, and 3 to 5·teaspoons jlarlic, to taste; cook over medil!m heat S minutes. Stir in beans, tomatOes,.· thyme, chicken broth; season to taste with salt and pepper. . . Combine bread crumbs and remaining garlic; sprinkle over top of bean mixture. Bake, uncovered, at 350 F until crumbs are browned and beans are . thickened, about I lfl hours. · · Makes 8 servings, .about I ·114 cups each. Nutrition information per serving: 485 cal., 7 g fat, 63 g carbo.•. l,241 Medical Center in Oeveland. North Ridgeville police. Capt. Richard Thomas said his department began receiving infumWion from callers about the baby's death after Martinez. was arresti:d. Rober! Nagy, Martinez's lawyer, could not be reached for comment today. A message seeking comment was left at his office. Police said Martinez, whose meeting with the undercover detective was videotaped, talked of get· ling iid of a husband for less than the cost of a divorce aJUllo collect $100,000 in life insurance. ~rOfessor's spou~ , l Croatia .,..,...se her husband is poised. to becOme the next prime minister of the Balkan country. Dijana Plestina's husband, lvica ~. 5S, is expected to become prime minister next month after final · election resultS are tallied. His party swept ~leclions earlier this month. . Meanwhile, Plestina will be leaving her husband's side later this month to return to the Cnllege ofWOOSICr, where she is a politiCal science profes'!lOr. The 49-year-old has been a faculty member at the college since 1986 and has no intention of leaving. • "That is who I am. That's what I do," she said in arecenttelephoneinterviewwithlheAkronBeacon Journal. Pleatina has been married to Racan for six yearS, . · and Racan has made twice-yel!fiY trips to WQO!rter. ·Piestina often visits her husband in Zagreb, Croat· ia's capital. · She own5 a home in Wooster and they have an . apartment in the T~snjevka neighborhood of Zagreb. · Warming trend forecast . for region over weekend ~ Racine board to meet Monday Community Calendar The Community Calendar is pub- Board of Trustees, year-end meting, lished as a free service to non-profit Chester townhall, Saturday, 8 a.m. TUESDAY •• gro11ps wishing to announce meet- Organizational meeting to follow. TUPPERS PLAINS - Eastern .ings and special events. The calenLocal · Band Boosters will meet dar is, not designed .to promote sales POMEROY - Meigs County' Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. in the Eastern · or fund raisers of any rype. Items are ' Association of Trustees aild Clerks, High School band room. printed only as spa<;e permits and Saturday night, 7 porn. at the Senior caimot be guarantee\( to~ printed'a Citizens Center. sp~citic number of days. FRIDAY SUNDAY POMEROY - · Friday's Fun POMEROY - Meigs County 1 Food arid fellowship project at Humane Society, annual member· · God's Neighborhood Escape for ' ship meeting, Sunqay, I p.m. at the Teens. Nutritional foods free, non- Pomeroy Public Library. Anyone violent games, comp11ter prognims,- who cares about animals invited. · ~s. pool available. Located Main Call 992·6064 with questions. ~.treet, Pomerqy. Centtr opens at 6 p.m. and 'Cio~s al I 0:30p.m. on Fr~ HARRISQNVILL):! - , Har~y and Satu,rday; nights. . Ji rison~ille I:oilge 4ll, f'&AM, ·~tated '" , meetmg, Saturday, 7:30 p.m. . ;· HARRISONVILLE - Pomona Refreshments. ., 'Grange, Friday, 7:30 p.m. . Scipio ' ~irehouse, Harrisonville Grange to MONDAY ~st meeting. POMEROY Meigs Couiny ·• District Public L.ibrary, Board of s:ATURDAY Trustees, Monday, I :30 p.m. at the • • . CHESTER .- Chester Township Pomeroy Library. • .. . Prosecutors to review Pike County pot case ... lncenuves donated by local bustnesses orpurchased":'i~h grant ~unds are awarded to. ~artocwants w~ose l~horatory analysos. mdocates .a·mco- . trne-free status durmg penodtc sampiing. March of Dimes monies fund the educator's salary, laboratory. fees, ~nd most progrpm incentives. To,get ~ current weather report, check the BUCKEYE NEWS IN BRIEF ' M~igs( Health Department warns of dangers of smoking whil~ pregnan~ grant funding through the March of Dimes, currently has ·35 women enrolled. It is coordinaied by Sh~rry Wilcox, RN. _ She provides cost-effective, empathic supportive counseling services to interested women. The goal is to increase the ·rate of smoking cessation so that 50 percent of the women whq are cigarette smokers at the inception of their pregnancy will quit within the first half of gestation and maintain abstinence until deliv1 ery. ·- The Oally Sentinel • Page A 3 1942 .. Sunset tonight will be at 5:22: By The Aaaocllted Press i· CINCINNA'I1 (AP)- Federal prosecutors plan A warming trend was predicted and sunrise Saturday will be at 7:54.• tq: ~ an appeals court ruling lhll they said for Ohio for the weekend as a high w..ther rorecasl: ' : wOuld wipe out their case against a :!OIIthem Ohio pressure system draws southerly Tonight.. .Ciear. Lows from the: riem chargal with growing marijuana. · breezes into the region. upper teens to th e lower 20$. Light• ;• Police in Pike County did not wait long enough Highs Saturday and Sunday will and variable wind. •• ; aJ!er knocking on the'door before fo~~:ing their way be in the_40s, the National Wea\her Saturday... Mostly sunny. Highs ' iMo the man's house, so prosecutors cannot wie ~viService said. in the mid and upper 40s. • &nce the office11 gathered in the .June 1994 drug Saturday njght...Partly Cloudy .. Some moisture from the Gulf of rtid. the 6th U.S. CirCuit Court of Appeals ruled · Mexico will be pulled up into the Lows 2S to 30. "Riursda,y . . state by Sunday, producing some Extended forecasl: ~ The ~rt's decision effectively "(ipes out tbe · rain, forecasters said. Sunday...Mostly cloudy with a• · lfosecution's evidence against defendant Robert 0 sch~l lows tonigtot will be ~seasonable chance ofrain . Highs· in lower 5~ . - · ~nless another appeal is successful, prosecut'5to 25. Monday... Showers likely. lows' ttl1 have said in court. NORTON (AP) - A Norton High School sciThe record-high temperature for near 40 add, highs 50 to 55. : Government prosecutors had not seen the ence teacher. is accused of crashing her car thmugh · this date at the Cnlumbus weather Tuesday.. :Snow showers · likely, appeals court's ruling ThyiSday. Justice Department a wall at the school after a basket.ball game.-police station was 64 degrees in 1907 while mainly during the day. 'Lows 30 ~· lawyem will review it and decide whether to appeal said. the record tow was 6 below zero in 35 and highs in the upper 30$. • fUrther or to dismiss the drug indictment filed on the Mary Frances Schmitt, 54, was charged with ~softheraid,saidRobynJones,anassislantU.S. drunken'driving, police Lt. Thad Hete said Thursattorney in Cnlumbus. . day. Her blood alcohol level was. 0.154 ·percent, • Acting on an informant's tip, police had more than 50 percent allove the legal limit of 0.10 <iltained a search warrant and raided Dice's rural jA:rcent. · Schmitt was released aft~rposting a $1,000 sig·. lpme. Officers said they announced themselves as deputy sheriiJs with a search wanap~ knocked on CLEVELAND , (AP) - The comner l!as nature bond. . t•e door and wait~ a few secOnds before ~ring · reopened an investigation in the unexpl~itied 1987 Hete said the accident happened Wednesday , ALFRED - The ,Orange Tow115hip Trustees will hold their organiza: ~e~nt inside and C111Shi0g thmugh the door. · death of a 1-year-old child whose mother was night, when Schmitt accelerated in revene and her . tional meeting, followed by their appropriations meeting, on Jan. 12 at 7:3tl • ' The officers'said they found at least 1,900 mari; chalged last month with plotting to have her hus- · car aashed into the wall that connects the south p.m. at the home of the township clerk, Qsie Foil rod . · jiwla plants inside Dice's house, fertil~rr tools tind band killed. wing of classrooms to the rest of the building. !teat lamps used to help grow the plants. Dice' was Cuyahoga··enunty Cnroner Elizabeth Balrafsaid · The vehicle stopped·partially inside the hallway, indicted on charges of i~ttent to make and distribute Thursday that she ordered the investigation · he said. · RACINE- The Racine Board of Public Affairs wjll meet at 10:30 •·Ill· marijuana and maintaining a drug-manufacturins ' reopened in the Oct. 30, 1987, death of CaSsandf\1 ''She admitted thai she'd been drinking an alro- Monday at the· m~nicipal building: JIIace. ·' . Lynne Martinez. She was found de"' in her crib. holic beverage during the boys basketball game," The girl's mother, Tammy Martinez, 41, of Hete said. North Ridgeville, has pleaded innocent to trying to · Superintendent Nonna Cnnner said the district is · hire a hit man for $5,000 lQ shoot her husband. The reviewing the mauer. · RACINE - · Racine Village Cnuncil will meet Wednesday, 7 p.m. at the inan ;..as an undercover police officer. · "There'll be appropriate discipline after we've municipal building. Balraj said an autopsy fail~. to determine the had an OP,~rtunity to speak ·with the teacher and to .:· AKRON (AP) - An Ohio college professor cause of the girl's death. She was declared de;id review the facts, " Cnnner said. . · ~nows filllll)and what the poliliCI!I climate is·like in about a half ·hour after arriving at MetroHealth Norton is about 30 miles soutlt of Oeveland. . ...' . POMEROY- Units of Meigs Cnunty Emergency Services answered six '. ' .•. calls for assistance on Thursday. Units responding were: · CENTRAL DISPATCH . .. r . . • t:05 a.m., West Shade Road, Bert~a Smith, Veterans Memprial Hospital; '. 2:43p.m., Dusky Street, Syracuse'~ Phyllis Hendrix, Holzer Medical Ceil' · frollt·running I;lush, who opened the debate with an ter. · ' all-but-unequivOcal lax pledge similar to one that MIDDLEpORf later caused irouble for his fathe{, former President 7:23 p.m., South Third Avenue, Gene Moore, VMH. Bush. RACINE . . .. , MIAMI(AP)- By this time next week,(i-yearTheir rivals, however, said gays should not be WASHINGTON (AP)- President Ointon will 1:22 p.m., State Route 124, Terry Walker, VMH .. .' !>ld Elian GonZalez is supposed to be back in Cuba permitted to serve oj,enly. ask Cnngress next month for more money to develREEDSVILLE . , l"ith his father, as ordered by the U.S. government. · Meanwhile, McQUn again defended his action op new technologies and increase the capability of 10:09 a.m., Lydia Road, structure tire, no injuries. ·: HowCJ~er, the intema!ional figh' )las hellled up as chai.rman of the- Senate Commerce Cnmmiltf!! to federal law enforcement officers to combat. ~yber­ RUTLAND over where to put the Soy plucked from the sea after prod the Federal Cnmmuilications Cnmmission to terronsts, . . . 9:05p.m., SR 124, trailer fin;, Charles Landers ·residence, Landers Ire~)~ . his mother and stepfather and eight others llrowneil · act on a license request from one of his campaign With the New Year's Y2K threat r_HJW appa~nt- ed'at scene. · · " ·.. .I' lrying to ~h the United States; contributors. · · ly over, Chnton hoped to tum the nalton's atlenlton - Gov. Jeb Bush has appealed lo President Ointon The Arizona senator has made ca"!paign finance with a White House announ~ent. today towa~ J:lM revenoe the order made by the Immigration and reform a cornerstone !lf his presidential campaign, . the_ nec;'d for devolt~g more federal money to mom~Natural~tion Service, a ruling Attorney General · saying tliat money is "corrupting" the political to~Jng and P!<Jiectmg government computer sys. · · . · proceas CJanet Reno Sllid will stand. ·. · ' · · · .terns from mfiltrators. · ~ While the issue appears settled in Washington, · The White House was outlining what will be a I.Cuhan-AmeriCans iri Miami have made the case a part _of a budget request to Cnngress next month To subs(:ribe, cal/992-2156. celebre, iaking t~ir anger over the decision I 0 .detailing the neect and proposed measures for main.. into ·the streets. One exile group called for more !Bi~ing t.he security of the nation's increasingly dig~prot• throughout Miami again today. · . • • \ olahzed mfrastructure. i' ~1011 skirmished with police Thursday, · · : "Now that we' re past Y2K. we'need to continue .COLUMBIA,, S.C. (Al') - AJiuJ!:o thtect1111Y to 1nsulatd'and secure our nation's computers," one ~ with hundreds blocking intersecl~ons,. and culli~g :loll access to the busy Port of Miarno. A motoriSt Cnnfederate rally and. re-enactment begins here official said, speaking on condition of anonymity. A ~ plowed through a group of protj:Sters blocking an . today- the same day Republiean.presidential can· specific dollar figure was not immediately avalldidates will be i~ South Carolina to debate.. abl e. · ~ intersection, knocking two people to the ~round. Mere coincidence, the rally's 'organizers say. ainton has frequently expreSsed concem about ~ . But it's one very touchy issue for visiting candi- the emerging threat that other governments, hackers• . dates. . . and thieves pose to a nation and a world now In t~ts state, v.;~ere some call the early.~ep~blo- ·dependent on high technology. can pnmary the Gateway to the South~ a bolter , A key adviser on Thursday included cyber-ler~ DURHAM, N.H. (AP)- Iri the first ofback-to- . argument over the Confederate flag flymg above rorism near the top of a "list of threats facing America in the new century. i.l baCk debates, the Republican presidential candi- lhe statehouse is no minor local issue. Heritage Cnalition Chairman Chris Sullivan, "I think tl\ere 's a whole new realm of. threat · ~ dates split on the question of whether gays sh011ld one of the rally's organii:ers, says it .certainly will we're going to. bC dealing with, the ability to take ~ be allowed lo serve qpenly in the military. weapons of mass destruction across national borr- Texas Gov. George W. Bush .and Sen. John sway hqw he votes in the Feb. 19 primary. "If a candidate. for president were to decide he ders with relative ease; the ability to attack our ~ McCain said they supported the Ointon adminis-. ~ !falioli.1policy now in effect - which members of was against what the flag represents, that would computers that run .our infrastructure through 1" their party long have reviled. . · certainly have an impact on my decision," he said. cyber-terrorism," National Security Adviser Sandy Berger said. · ~ "I'm a 'don'task,ldon't tel.! ' man," decl~d the ·~I think a lot of people would share that view." • BY-CHARLENE HOEFLICH Sentinel News 5Jaff , . POMEROY ·- Continuing to smoke :when you are pregnant con· tributes lo low birth weight babies, miscarriages, premature births, still born babies and birth defects. . Because of statistics showing the ·adverse effects smoking has. on · pregnant women, the Meigs County Health Department is continuing its smoking cessation program .called ·"Make Yours a Fresh Start Family." · The . program, provided · '\liith • c Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio < • . ' \ j, • .• �• • , I .· ·. . • • F,..Y, Jlnuary 7; 2000 Friday,"·~ 7 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio I , 1000- Readers .air views on pra9tice of usin·g pld ·pictures fo~ obit~ _. 1 or wisdom? Beaury is more than skin-deep. I do not qree with res(IOnd to "Nancy Nancy that moat children would in Lubbock"? She selett a photo for the obituary of said when her "the woman ~ raised us, not the mother died. the old wciman she was when she died." family sent in a I hope I do not need to make that L.IIL.J photo for the obitdecision for manr years to come, but uary that had been taken. '\!) years when it happens, I will select the earlier, likeness of the beautiful W!>man slie She said 1the .family wanted a pho- is at the time -- no matter what her tograph that reflected the mother age. -- TOM C. IN NASHVILLE, · they knew t?est ..and that her mother TENN . ' . . would want to be remembered the DEAR TOM: I · appreciate the way she 1oaked "when she was wisdom ·in your comments. Here's youn~ and vital." · another letter on the · same subject My mother is 66 years old, and as from someone who also disagrees far as I am concerned,'.she becom.es with Nancy J more beautiful every year. She has From Iowa: It is nonsense that earned every wrinkle and gray hair ihost adult children would prefer to the old-fashioned way -- ·by raising remember their mothers as ihey four kids, six grandkids, and yes, a looked when they were "young and husliand. .. attractive." . Why does s.odety value youth ·Aging is a fact of life, not a proDear A1111 Lucien: May I gressive cliseue. As one of tbe the picture I would like in the news- divorced more than 40 years aao. ' ' IIS62, Chicaao. DJ. 606110S62. (I~ Shortly after the divo~. be married . Callllda, send S!I.IS.) "older folks," 1 am not &harned of paper when I pass on." · my ippearance. We don'talllive by I was surpri~ to see that it was "the other woinan," and they hod• the standards of Hollywood beauty, I her engagement photo, taken SO two children. Now, there are teveral have a nagging feeling that Nancy years ago, when she was 21.1 said grandchildren. I really don't want to felt her .mother's elderly appearance nothing, but I am not at all sure I follow her wishes. Please help me somehow made her look oldelr, and will follow her wishes. I'm afraid it with this dilemma. ' DEAR BOSTON: Your mother that is what bothered her. would make her, as well as her surmay not be playing wiih a full deck, DEAR tOWA:." \Vhoever wrote vivors, look ridiculous. "Vanity thy name is woman" did not Bosfon: My mother lives with or perhaps she is still nursins a very know yqu. You sound like my J9Dd me. and we often read your column old wound. You would be doins her of lady. Here are two additional • together at the breakfast table, . a grave injustice if you followed her comments, tlie first from the daugh- exchanging various parts· of ·the inst~tions . Use your own judgter of a 77-year-old woman: paper. She read .t~e letter from ment, please. 1be entire family will Phoenix• ''Nancy in Lubbock" "Na!!!l in Lubbock," who wanted to appreciate it. . makes· a good point. Everyone has use an old (and flatterinJ) photoLonesome~ Tai\F charge of your his or her own idea of how .a loved graph for ·fier mother's obituary. · life and tum it around: Write for An!l · one should be remembered, and not · After .reading that, my mother Landers' new booklet, '"How to all women want their obit photo to said to me, "When I pass on, I want . Make Friends all~ Stop Being Lonelook "current." · you to give the Boston Globe a pic- ly." Send a self-addressed, long, Shortly after my own JllOther ture .of your. father and me taken at business-size envelope and a checlc · read that letter in your column, she our wedding. It is my favorite." or money order for $4.25 (this left ·the room and return<d with .a Ann, my molher .is now in her includes . postage and · handling) ·to: photo of herself and said, "This is late 60$, and she and my father were ·Friends, c/o Ann Landers, P.O. Box ahead Pregnant clientele of the Meigs In the program Wilcox uses mate• County Health Department's Prena- rials from the revised behavior mod. tal Clinic and WIC ("fomen, .Infant ification program "Make Yours a and Children's progmm) comprise Fresh ~tart, Family" a~ sugg_ested by 50 perc~nt of all the pregnant the Amencan Cancer Socoety and .women in the county. Recent statis- the Ohio Department of Health. The. tics compiled by the. Health Depart- Pennsylvania American Academy of menl.' indicate that 45 percent of Podiatries pil.ot ocsted the training those clients smoke. . program which has been completed . According to Wilcox, it has been · by Connie Little, RN, BSN, prenatal estilll!lled nationally that appro xi- director, and Norn_oa !orres, mately 25 percent of pr~gnant RN,BSN, MSEd., · nursmg dtrector, women are .smoking at any given of the Meigs County Health Deparitime during their pregnancy, ment. Sentinel • ~ ------~--------~~-Budget commission members ~---------..;..expect to attend next week's com• !/; missionerS o:neeting to discuss ·tile ,t The Daily Sentinel from Page 1 county's financial condition, and, , ...._ ........u:•a .. ' ·, ALL AG ES, AL L TIMES $4.00 ... SYRACUS.E - Congressman Ted Strickland to speak at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon to be held Tuesday noon at Carle.ton School, Syracuse. · Available · ' • l< • r • '·· ,, l' j,f ., • . '! • "' J ·u .. ~ ·" -.. ·; . ,. i .\~ .rl ~y f l •j 1 ZX2, • Cyl., 5 Spd., Air Cond., AM/FM c-., Tilt. C,r uiH, AJI 13,000 Mil.. . Super Duty, 4x4, Lariat, V-1 0; Auto, ·• AC, Tl(t, Crulee, ~I Power, Leather, 8,000 MileS '· •• ' ' ' avo.ld flag ··ssue "&n .• B.udg.et · a.......,. N_,..lloMop, (VSPSZIJ-MOl "· ~ . ' r . .. 1998 FORD XLI · v-a. Auto, Air cond,. AM/FM c...., co, . ' Climate Control, . V-8, Auto, AU Power EquiP,ped, · Leathe;r, Power Moon Rpo~. Lot• of Extra• · : Flu Ono W.Ck .................................................S2.00 from Page 1 · IJ Carrler•M- ..... l.· All Power Equipped, Leather, Power Moon Roof ' .. SIJIISCIIIPfiON RATES Ohio 4!169. 0no Montii ............................................... S8.70' One Yur .,.~ .. ···"""'"""""'"'""""'""'.. $104.00 • Campbell said, to clarify both antic: ipated revenue and anticipated expenses for January and February. Howa·rd . a·nd Thornton were unavailable for further comment be''?re presstome . Ioday. will be required this year. "I thiniC (the ·commissione{s) . . re duce d the appropnatiOns to .s how a better . balance than there actually • "F k 'd Is, ran sat : Joe. Publltbed Monday Fr14oy, 111every c...nallcmoon, SI., ,Pomcroy, Ohio,thro•&h by the ~ Olllo Ylltey Pubtlthl'l Contpoey. Second clut-poidttl'omcroy.~. Mllibor.tlii twoc:latcd Pniu,""' the Ohio N Aalciat6on. "' ~ Send ~addral c:ometlona 10 ~ The Dilly Sentinel, 111 cOurt St., Pomeroy, r 1998 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL . Lee also encourages patients to take precautions to avoid spreading infection by using anti-bacterial · hand soap, not sh~ring beverages and utensns and. avoiding close contact with others. It is important to know when to stop suffering at home, and gel help. "If you.' have a hij;h fever, or if ·SINGLE COPY PRICE After that,.she said, doctors can only treat the symptoms. Symptoms vary· in patients, but " ..mit 1n '"'""'" diroctto Tho Dilly Senti.. , can include: aches .and pains, vomit• "", tluee,"" oo!Z -r. botil. Clcdk will be ~ ai""'carrllr"'bWcelt. , ing, fever, headache, fatigue, ~best • No oublcriptlon by mill pcnnlncd i• arcu or sinus. congestion and cough. Lee It wMre home carr1u ~ervk:e II available. •d · • h ,, Publltloer_,_~,...,.""l""ratesdursat a patients age·can change I e J ""tltc tubo<ripdott pcrio4. Subtcripllon nto way symptoms affect the body. ' o;llu>Jol miyltclmJ<I-"""' by •""'a""lllc:, "Children bounce back from ' durtllonoftltc'"""""'loil. '· . 'I these infections rather easily," Lee ~ MAn.SIIisc.JmoNs said, "but, you really need to keep l:. 13 \Veekl .......... _ M_IIp,Coooty · fever down. ~ ...........................'""'""$27.30 . ' 26W.Cu ................... .......... ,......... ,.. :...$.5J.82 "The elderly are especially sus1 S2Wto~;e;~'M';;a;;·c;;;;;;; 1 '~·56 1. ceptible to secondary bacterial I IJ - ........................,:.....:...............sz9.:zs infections such as pneumonia if their 1 26 .................................. :...........$.56·68 immunity systems are ·weakened by ' '52 .............................................1109.72 1 • the flu." ' . , Lee urged patients to inv.fstigale t how over-the-counter medtcations I .• can ioterfere with particular pre11 10 I be Script.ion drugs. L. ~_.__,.._.......~ "!.·,~.~.~ ~.~~·~ QUUined tips to use at home tt!:.;.;J:..~~ .~~~~~~ · when faced with lh~ (lu: _. ·· · b · ·f . • Ipc~ fluids. Dehydr&cion ~s: · · ....,. •..,..._,.. · one of the bto-•t problems assoco• : l1lllY .................................................... J5 cenu ~· S.lllalbcllnoldairi'I"'PIJIIhccmlcrmay, • 1996 FORD BRONC.O .. . 0.--•"•- "' ' " . :_.':_.;: : ~ wWw.jemybibbee.com . . . ,,' ., '\ 4.6 1 S ..';Third .. .. ' ;, Ave .. Middleport . , .. .W;a'!J • •• a. • d 9 I 011111' ... " ' - a , ..w. llcenee by mall, complete and return eppllcl11on to: Nancy Parker, Campbel.l, Meigs County Auditor; 100 E. Second Street, Pomeroy, OH 45789. Enclose 1 selt·addreued, stamped snvetoP. with a check for the price of the llcen11. •P•••••••••••••••~•••••••••• · ••••••••• OWNEROFDOO~ .· --~------~~--------~----------~---------- ·ADDRESS - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _ : _ _ . ______ ., .I Breed · If Known .. • -- ated• Thke with the · medan flu. over-tbe-cllunter ication such as·Tylenol or Motrin for body aches and pains. · • · Use · over-the-counter cough syrup if needed. . • If' experiencing nausea, stick trl . a bland or liquid diet· until nausea · subsides. ~= ' l&llN ... DOG UCENSE IS JANUARY 31. Fses ere Four Dollars DEADUNE FOR PURCHASE OF ($4.00) for siCh dog, male or te1111le. Kennel F.-• ars 1\venty Dollars ($20.00). To obtain . ... • · g~~-;~~~; c.w.t I' 1 · lai.Jltl I sc STaxes, .gays In military , ;dominate GOP debate . ·~.· ,. . Phone 74Q-,9 92-2196 ·: . MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. Gop . can d.d·at.es t ry t !.-,... -=-• ' ·EMS responds to 6 calls 5c:ause . •' uu lit. 11M ,, ' ' NOME: LloMM must be •obtained no l1twr than J1nusry 31, 2000, to •void paying pen1lly. Alter thle dltw, psna1ty will be M.oO for .alngle tlfllll1d 120.00 for Kennelllcenaa. ' ' ' '100 E. second Street POmeroy, OH. 45781 ·.. NANCY PARKER CAMPBELL · Meigs County Auditor • .v ; ,. ' .. .. TODAY'S HEADLINES IN BRIEF· INs deadline ·looms President wants fn Cuban boy·case to fight cyber;.threats Tilt- ••••'It -ZIA.IIoft- <' . <N ..·POMEROY ~- The Rev. and Mrs. Victor Roush of. Pomeroy · wtll celebrate their .25th wedding anniversary with an opeo . recepuon Saturday at Millie's Restaurant, Main Street; Poi-nt Pl.easant, W. Va. in the upstairs banquet room. Relatives and frtends are mvafe~ to ca.ll between 7 and 9 p.m. Parking'is available at the ba-ck of the restaurant. ·STAY INFORMED ... READ ·youR LOCAL NEwSPAPER . Orange Trustees to meet - ~ c-.. LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF -:: Racine council session slated . ,. 1999 fORD ESCORT 1999 FORD F'250 XLT, V-8, Auto, Air Cond., AM/f'M Tll.t, Crul•e, All. Power, Onl)r 41 ,000 Mllee Rev. and Mrs. · Victor Roush to celebrate silver wedding anniversary on Saturday · Coroner reopens· case .of 1-year-old'& death ... . Low-Fat Cooking: Great Northern Cassoulet .. . I I . ... ' _ J, ERRY~. BIBBEE , I •• I lieacher a·ccused · of ' crashing car Int. 'yes Croatian office . . Ill (11!11111 Taiii'W, Pllri:il ~ toll:lillllLrial ' FOR GREAT SERVICE BEFORE AND AFTER THE SALE .' . . . . The Associated Press • Cassoulet is a traditional French dish that comes in any number. of satis4-ing, heartwafll!ing variations. The one thing all its forms ·have in common ~ that they feature large white beans. ~ • • The beans used in this recipe give their name to Great Northern CassOulet, which for all its richness of flavor and filling texture has only about !grams of fat per serving. Either chicken or pork may be used together with (lit-free smoked sausage, making·it unlikely anyone will mop up a plateful .feeling underfed. ' : Great Northern Cunulet : (Preparation time 25 to 30 minutes, I If2 hours .baking time) • I 1/4 pounds boneless, skinless chicken breast or pork tenderloin, cut into 3'14-inch pieces . , · ' -: · 12 ounces 97 perceni fat-free ·smoked sausage, cut into 112-inch slices • I tablespoon olivo oil . I 1/2 cups chopped onion · : I cup chopped red bell pepper 1 4 to 6,teaspoons 'minced garlic; to' taste . · · : Four IS-ounce cans Great Nort~ beans, rinsed, drained, or 2 cups drypackaged Great Northern beans, cooked 14 1'12-ounce can diced tomatoes with roasted garlic I. teaspoo.n dried thyme leaves .· • ~ 3/4 cups fat-free, reduced-sodium chicken broth • Salt and pepper, to taste 2 1/2 ~ups fresh whole wheat or white bread crumbs Saute chicken or pork and sausage in oil in a Dutch oven until lightly ~rowned, 8 to 10 minutes. Add-onion, bell pepper, and 3 to 5·teaspoons jlarlic, to taste; cook over medil!m heat S minutes. Stir in beans, tomatOes,.· thyme, chicken broth; season to taste with salt and pepper. . . Combine bread crumbs and remaining garlic; sprinkle over top of bean mixture. Bake, uncovered, at 350 F until crumbs are browned and beans are . thickened, about I lfl hours. · · Makes 8 servings, .about I ·114 cups each. Nutrition information per serving: 485 cal., 7 g fat, 63 g carbo.•. l,241 Medical Center in Oeveland. North Ridgeville police. Capt. Richard Thomas said his department began receiving infumWion from callers about the baby's death after Martinez. was arresti:d. Rober! Nagy, Martinez's lawyer, could not be reached for comment today. A message seeking comment was left at his office. Police said Martinez, whose meeting with the undercover detective was videotaped, talked of get· ling iid of a husband for less than the cost of a divorce aJUllo collect $100,000 in life insurance. ~rOfessor's spou~ , l Croatia .,..,...se her husband is poised. to becOme the next prime minister of the Balkan country. Dijana Plestina's husband, lvica ~. 5S, is expected to become prime minister next month after final · election resultS are tallied. His party swept ~leclions earlier this month. . Meanwhile, Plestina will be leaving her husband's side later this month to return to the Cnllege ofWOOSICr, where she is a politiCal science profes'!lOr. The 49-year-old has been a faculty member at the college since 1986 and has no intention of leaving. • "That is who I am. That's what I do," she said in arecenttelephoneinterviewwithlheAkronBeacon Journal. Pleatina has been married to Racan for six yearS, . · and Racan has made twice-yel!fiY trips to WQO!rter. ·Piestina often visits her husband in Zagreb, Croat· ia's capital. · She own5 a home in Wooster and they have an . apartment in the T~snjevka neighborhood of Zagreb. · Warming trend forecast . for region over weekend ~ Racine board to meet Monday Community Calendar The Community Calendar is pub- Board of Trustees, year-end meting, lished as a free service to non-profit Chester townhall, Saturday, 8 a.m. TUESDAY •• gro11ps wishing to announce meet- Organizational meeting to follow. TUPPERS PLAINS - Eastern .ings and special events. The calenLocal · Band Boosters will meet dar is, not designed .to promote sales POMEROY - Meigs County' Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. in the Eastern · or fund raisers of any rype. Items are ' Association of Trustees aild Clerks, High School band room. printed only as spa<;e permits and Saturday night, 7 porn. at the Senior caimot be guarantee\( to~ printed'a Citizens Center. sp~citic number of days. FRIDAY SUNDAY POMEROY - · Friday's Fun POMEROY - Meigs County 1 Food arid fellowship project at Humane Society, annual member· · God's Neighborhood Escape for ' ship meeting, Sunqay, I p.m. at the Teens. Nutritional foods free, non- Pomeroy Public Library. Anyone violent games, comp11ter prognims,- who cares about animals invited. · ~s. pool available. Located Main Call 992·6064 with questions. ~.treet, Pomerqy. Centtr opens at 6 p.m. and 'Cio~s al I 0:30p.m. on Fr~ HARRISQNVILL):! - , Har~y and Satu,rday; nights. . Ji rison~ille I:oilge 4ll, f'&AM, ·~tated '" , meetmg, Saturday, 7:30 p.m. . ;· HARRISONVILLE - Pomona Refreshments. ., 'Grange, Friday, 7:30 p.m. . Scipio ' ~irehouse, Harrisonville Grange to MONDAY ~st meeting. POMEROY Meigs Couiny ·• District Public L.ibrary, Board of s:ATURDAY Trustees, Monday, I :30 p.m. at the • • . CHESTER .- Chester Township Pomeroy Library. • .. . Prosecutors to review Pike County pot case ... lncenuves donated by local bustnesses orpurchased":'i~h grant ~unds are awarded to. ~artocwants w~ose l~horatory analysos. mdocates .a·mco- . trne-free status durmg penodtc sampiing. March of Dimes monies fund the educator's salary, laboratory. fees, ~nd most progrpm incentives. To,get ~ current weather report, check the BUCKEYE NEWS IN BRIEF ' M~igs( Health Department warns of dangers of smoking whil~ pregnan~ grant funding through the March of Dimes, currently has ·35 women enrolled. It is coordinaied by Sh~rry Wilcox, RN. _ She provides cost-effective, empathic supportive counseling services to interested women. The goal is to increase the ·rate of smoking cessation so that 50 percent of the women whq are cigarette smokers at the inception of their pregnancy will quit within the first half of gestation and maintain abstinence until deliv1 ery. ·- The Oally Sentinel • Page A 3 1942 .. Sunset tonight will be at 5:22: By The Aaaocllted Press i· CINCINNA'I1 (AP)- Federal prosecutors plan A warming trend was predicted and sunrise Saturday will be at 7:54.• tq: ~ an appeals court ruling lhll they said for Ohio for the weekend as a high w..ther rorecasl: ' : wOuld wipe out their case against a :!OIIthem Ohio pressure system draws southerly Tonight.. .Ciear. Lows from the: riem chargal with growing marijuana. · breezes into the region. upper teens to th e lower 20$. Light• ;• Police in Pike County did not wait long enough Highs Saturday and Sunday will and variable wind. •• ; aJ!er knocking on the'door before fo~~:ing their way be in the_40s, the National Wea\her Saturday... Mostly sunny. Highs ' iMo the man's house, so prosecutors cannot wie ~viService said. in the mid and upper 40s. • &nce the office11 gathered in the .June 1994 drug Saturday njght...Partly Cloudy .. Some moisture from the Gulf of rtid. the 6th U.S. CirCuit Court of Appeals ruled · Mexico will be pulled up into the Lows 2S to 30. "Riursda,y . . state by Sunday, producing some Extended forecasl: ~ The ~rt's decision effectively "(ipes out tbe · rain, forecasters said. Sunday...Mostly cloudy with a• · lfosecution's evidence against defendant Robert 0 sch~l lows tonigtot will be ~seasonable chance ofrain . Highs· in lower 5~ . - · ~nless another appeal is successful, prosecut'5to 25. Monday... Showers likely. lows' ttl1 have said in court. NORTON (AP) - A Norton High School sciThe record-high temperature for near 40 add, highs 50 to 55. : Government prosecutors had not seen the ence teacher. is accused of crashing her car thmugh · this date at the Cnlumbus weather Tuesday.. :Snow showers · likely, appeals court's ruling ThyiSday. Justice Department a wall at the school after a basket.ball game.-police station was 64 degrees in 1907 while mainly during the day. 'Lows 30 ~· lawyem will review it and decide whether to appeal said. the record tow was 6 below zero in 35 and highs in the upper 30$. • fUrther or to dismiss the drug indictment filed on the Mary Frances Schmitt, 54, was charged with ~softheraid,saidRobynJones,anassislantU.S. drunken'driving, police Lt. Thad Hete said Thursattorney in Cnlumbus. . day. Her blood alcohol level was. 0.154 ·percent, • Acting on an informant's tip, police had more than 50 percent allove the legal limit of 0.10 <iltained a search warrant and raided Dice's rural jA:rcent. · Schmitt was released aft~rposting a $1,000 sig·. lpme. Officers said they announced themselves as deputy sheriiJs with a search wanap~ knocked on CLEVELAND , (AP) - The comner l!as nature bond. . t•e door and wait~ a few secOnds before ~ring · reopened an investigation in the unexpl~itied 1987 Hete said the accident happened Wednesday , ALFRED - The ,Orange Tow115hip Trustees will hold their organiza: ~e~nt inside and C111Shi0g thmugh the door. · death of a 1-year-old child whose mother was night, when Schmitt accelerated in revene and her . tional meeting, followed by their appropriations meeting, on Jan. 12 at 7:3tl • ' The officers'said they found at least 1,900 mari; chalged last month with plotting to have her hus- · car aashed into the wall that connects the south p.m. at the home of the township clerk, Qsie Foil rod . · jiwla plants inside Dice's house, fertil~rr tools tind band killed. wing of classrooms to the rest of the building. !teat lamps used to help grow the plants. Dice' was Cuyahoga··enunty Cnroner Elizabeth Balrafsaid · The vehicle stopped·partially inside the hallway, indicted on charges of i~ttent to make and distribute Thursday that she ordered the investigation · he said. · RACINE- The Racine Board of Public Affairs wjll meet at 10:30 •·Ill· marijuana and maintaining a drug-manufacturins ' reopened in the Oct. 30, 1987, death of CaSsandf\1 ''She admitted thai she'd been drinking an alro- Monday at the· m~nicipal building: JIIace. ·' . Lynne Martinez. She was found de"' in her crib. holic beverage during the boys basketball game," The girl's mother, Tammy Martinez, 41, of Hete said. North Ridgeville, has pleaded innocent to trying to · Superintendent Nonna Cnnner said the district is · hire a hit man for $5,000 lQ shoot her husband. The reviewing the mauer. · RACINE - · Racine Village Cnuncil will meet Wednesday, 7 p.m. at the inan ;..as an undercover police officer. · "There'll be appropriate discipline after we've municipal building. Balraj said an autopsy fail~. to determine the had an OP,~rtunity to speak ·with the teacher and to .:· AKRON (AP) - An Ohio college professor cause of the girl's death. She was declared de;id review the facts, " Cnnner said. . · ~nows filllll)and what the poliliCI!I climate is·like in about a half ·hour after arriving at MetroHealth Norton is about 30 miles soutlt of Oeveland. . ...' . POMEROY- Units of Meigs Cnunty Emergency Services answered six '. ' .•. calls for assistance on Thursday. Units responding were: · CENTRAL DISPATCH . .. r . . • t:05 a.m., West Shade Road, Bert~a Smith, Veterans Memprial Hospital; '. 2:43p.m., Dusky Street, Syracuse'~ Phyllis Hendrix, Holzer Medical Ceil' · frollt·running I;lush, who opened the debate with an ter. · ' all-but-unequivOcal lax pledge similar to one that MIDDLEpORf later caused irouble for his fathe{, former President 7:23 p.m., South Third Avenue, Gene Moore, VMH. Bush. RACINE . . .. , MIAMI(AP)- By this time next week,(i-yearTheir rivals, however, said gays should not be WASHINGTON (AP)- President Ointon will 1:22 p.m., State Route 124, Terry Walker, VMH .. .' !>ld Elian GonZalez is supposed to be back in Cuba permitted to serve oj,enly. ask Cnngress next month for more money to develREEDSVILLE . , l"ith his father, as ordered by the U.S. government. · Meanwhile, McQUn again defended his action op new technologies and increase the capability of 10:09 a.m., Lydia Road, structure tire, no injuries. ·: HowCJ~er, the intema!ional figh' )las hellled up as chai.rman of the- Senate Commerce Cnmmiltf!! to federal law enforcement officers to combat. ~yber­ RUTLAND over where to put the Soy plucked from the sea after prod the Federal Cnmmuilications Cnmmission to terronsts, . . . 9:05p.m., SR 124, trailer fin;, Charles Landers ·residence, Landers Ire~)~ . his mother and stepfather and eight others llrowneil · act on a license request from one of his campaign With the New Year's Y2K threat r_HJW appa~nt- ed'at scene. · · " ·.. .I' lrying to ~h the United States; contributors. · · ly over, Chnton hoped to tum the nalton's atlenlton - Gov. Jeb Bush has appealed lo President Ointon The Arizona senator has made ca"!paign finance with a White House announ~ent. today towa~ J:lM revenoe the order made by the Immigration and reform a cornerstone !lf his presidential campaign, . the_ nec;'d for devolt~g more federal money to mom~Natural~tion Service, a ruling Attorney General · saying tliat money is "corrupting" the political to~Jng and P!<Jiectmg government computer sys. · · . · proceas CJanet Reno Sllid will stand. ·. · ' · · · .terns from mfiltrators. · ~ While the issue appears settled in Washington, · The White House was outlining what will be a I.Cuhan-AmeriCans iri Miami have made the case a part _of a budget request to Cnngress next month To subs(:ribe, cal/992-2156. celebre, iaking t~ir anger over the decision I 0 .detailing the neect and proposed measures for main.. into ·the streets. One exile group called for more !Bi~ing t.he security of the nation's increasingly dig~prot• throughout Miami again today. · . • • \ olahzed mfrastructure. i' ~1011 skirmished with police Thursday, · · : "Now that we' re past Y2K. we'need to continue .COLUMBIA,, S.C. (Al') - AJiuJ!:o thtect1111Y to 1nsulatd'and secure our nation's computers," one ~ with hundreds blocking intersecl~ons,. and culli~g :loll access to the busy Port of Miarno. A motoriSt Cnnfederate rally and. re-enactment begins here official said, speaking on condition of anonymity. A ~ plowed through a group of protj:Sters blocking an . today- the same day Republiean.presidential can· specific dollar figure was not immediately avalldidates will be i~ South Carolina to debate.. abl e. · ~ intersection, knocking two people to the ~round. Mere coincidence, the rally's 'organizers say. ainton has frequently expreSsed concem about ~ . But it's one very touchy issue for visiting candi- the emerging threat that other governments, hackers• . dates. . . and thieves pose to a nation and a world now In t~ts state, v.;~ere some call the early.~ep~blo- ·dependent on high technology. can pnmary the Gateway to the South~ a bolter , A key adviser on Thursday included cyber-ler~ DURHAM, N.H. (AP)- Iri the first ofback-to- . argument over the Confederate flag flymg above rorism near the top of a "list of threats facing America in the new century. i.l baCk debates, the Republican presidential candi- lhe statehouse is no minor local issue. Heritage Cnalition Chairman Chris Sullivan, "I think tl\ere 's a whole new realm of. threat · ~ dates split on the question of whether gays sh011ld one of the rally's organii:ers, says it .certainly will we're going to. bC dealing with, the ability to take ~ be allowed lo serve qpenly in the military. weapons of mass destruction across national borr- Texas Gov. George W. Bush .and Sen. John sway hqw he votes in the Feb. 19 primary. "If a candidate. for president were to decide he ders with relative ease; the ability to attack our ~ McCain said they supported the Ointon adminis-. ~ !falioli.1policy now in effect - which members of was against what the flag represents, that would computers that run .our infrastructure through 1" their party long have reviled. . · certainly have an impact on my decision," he said. cyber-terrorism," National Security Adviser Sandy Berger said. · ~ "I'm a 'don'task,ldon't tel.! ' man," decl~d the ·~I think a lot of people would share that view." • BY-CHARLENE HOEFLICH Sentinel News 5Jaff , . POMEROY ·- Continuing to smoke :when you are pregnant con· tributes lo low birth weight babies, miscarriages, premature births, still born babies and birth defects. . Because of statistics showing the ·adverse effects smoking has. on · pregnant women, the Meigs County Health Department is continuing its smoking cessation program .called ·"Make Yours a Fresh Start Family." · The . program, provided · '\liith • c Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio < • . ' \ j, • .• �• .. . ·! .. ·---- ..·- .. . . - - - 04 -..,~--- - - -- • .,• • ·Colnf!Jenta~ ..... A4 I -. • .. .... ~ page 5 . Frlct.y, Jlnulry 7, .2000 Frtct.y, Janu.y 7, 2000 ··' '<~ • .· Inside: Today's scoreboard - ,..,., I '. . j HIGHLIGHfS Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. Cherlu w. Gowy . Publl,t11er Eastern. _thumps Trimble by20 FRIDAY'S ' ' . Southern freshmen ' . ..efeat Fed Hock . R. Shllli'n 1.-1• Man~~grng Editor Cha'*'t Hoenlch · Dtlne HHI Conuotl« Genet~! M•n~~ger ' • Our view: .A good ·start . . ~ ' .. ~ .John Gee Center an asset 'to our community crown Nearly two years ago; four members of John Gee AME ,.,,. Church found lhemselves in an unusual position. They were the only ones left at their Gallipolis ch,urch. While a minister from . Huntington; W.Va., filled in, that arrangement ended when he AP News Analysis: accepted a posilion fu another city. · Faced with_the prqspect of closing · and losing a neighborhood · . . . . . Last yeai; the anchor, the members ·dreamed ·big '. . ~ ~. and prayed on · an even grander WASHINGTON (AP) -:- Alan Greenspan, a After all, in less than a ·year Americans will select low vacancy rate in federal judgeships,'' Chief dream and Justice William Rehnquist has complained · of The solution was to maintain Republican, may find ·a confirmation express a new president- so what's the rush? · . prayers became scale. waiting for him when his nomination to a fourth Democrats arc howling. But they did approxisevere backlogs in the,federal-court system. the link of church and community, term M Fed chairman reaches the Senate. ·mately the same thing when they <:Ontrolled ConLast year, 33 .new judges were confirmcc!,. a reality, and the while taking the building into a new But dozens of other less popular nominations, gress and Ronald Reagan's term was winding down from 65 in 1998. .• · '' • direction with the creation of a · including many lo"g:languishing judicial ones, down in 1987-88. · · Confirmations arc "always a pro\llem in thit John Gee Black · black historical center. . may end up stranded in the station. " There's too much of it played by both par- · final year of a president's tenure," said Norman' Many lawyers and lower-court jurists who ties," said Sen. Byron Dorgan.• D·N.D. " It's harsl Ornstein, an-analyst at the American Enterprise Last year, the dream and prayers HiStorical thought they would be federal·judges by now arc enough to get good people. to put themselves · Institute. But Ornstein added, "There's no queibecame a reality, and the John Gee ·COO!ing their heels. through .the meat grinder that the Senate con fir- tion it's gotten worse. Some nominees who weie Center opened.. · Black Historical Centet. opened. · Richard Paez, a Mexican-American federal mation process has become. '' · put forward three.and·four years ago are twisting' · The p~st year has seen the center judge in Los Angeles, hi!S been waiting for four The traditional reluctance to move on nomina- in the wind. And there arc people like lnhofc wiiQ successfully produced one quality program after another. It's years' for a vote on 'his nomination to the federal lions in the final year of an oppositiQn: party pres· abuse the prrn:ess by lleeping all kinds of iiulivid· . : not unusual to see more !han 100 people - black andwhite alike appc,als bench.- Marsha Beczon, a San Francisco !dent's term is aggravated by a growing tendency uals hostage." labor lawyer, has been waiting two years to of. individual senators to put " holds" on nomina. · lnhofe is protesting Clinton's appointment laSt · - attending 'the center's lectures or events. And, for never havbecome a federal appeals judge. . lions. · month during the Senate recess of Sara M. Fox~4 ing been trainee;! in producing museum exhibits, the offiCers Senate leaders have promised votes on Paez By custom, any senator can .block any nomina- former ·union la.wyer,.to 'another five-year-term.. routinely plan and carry out quality events thai both educate · and ·Perzon by March 15. But there are no such· tion- at! east temporariJy. : a member of the National Labor Relations Board. and enlertain the public. They are successful because they have agreements on any of the other administration Sen. James lnhofe, R-Okla., has served notice Wit!t the recess appointment, she ean serve with- . . · he will use parliamentary procedures · to try· to out Senate confirmation until the end of this yell'; . · a passion-for !he cenler and its mission. . . . nominees languishing in the Sen~. Career diplomat Peter Burleigh, promised the block all remaining Clinton judicial nominations. Her name was not on a White Ho~se list of The black experience in Gallia County ~ and America- is to the. Philippines by President He claims Clinton violated a promise to the Sen· potential recess appointments; !Jihofe fumed. B~ · unknown to most. Stereotypes ·abound, and · in ~lie process, . ambassadorship Clinton after his widely praised serVice last year. ate not to make certain "reces5" appointments the White House claims it cleared the nominaticiQ cloud a.rich and proud h~ritage. Thanks to .the John ()ee Center, as acting U.N. ambassador during the Kosovo cri· without prio~consultati.on with senators. ·. with Senate Majority Leader Tn:nt.Lolt,· RrMi"'' we've learned alx:>ut the importance of quilts in. the under- sis, is back in Washington, officially "on leave," Sen. Patrick Leahy of Vermont, the senior Lou spokesman John czwartacki. confirmed awaiting a confirmaiion vote that may never Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee, that the White .tto~,e "did inform us at sonM; g(ound railroad, the legacy of Sally Hemings and Thomas Jefcome. · · · .. · , · ' calls lnhofe's threat "reckless and disproportionpoint prior to lhf recess" of Clinton's intention. . ferson and what life is .like in present~day South Afri~a .. . His nomination is hung up In lin unrelated dis-· ate." But that doesn't,prevent lnhofe and other COI\Hf., Docents have presented historical lessons and art workshops . pule over the State Department's treatment of a The CO!IImittee's Web site, updated earlier this vatives from using their senatorial prerogatives~ to more than 200 Gallia County school children. And, at Christ- whistlcblower. week. lists 73 openings in the federal judiciary- mount delaying tactics, Czwartacki said. - · ,. ' mas time,volunteers led the public on &walking tour of notable Nominees for·other top State Department posls 48 district·court and 24 court of appeals ·vacanDemocrats niight be lamenting ·thatless-poPil,~ cies. Clinton has 35 nominations pending in the lar nominations can 'I be attached to more popular sites within the black community called "Lest We Forget." All and other federal agencies remain in limbo. With Clinton's term nearing an end, Senate Senate. · · l'k · d b'll th ld . this, in addition to the four days a month the center is open, ubll'~ans hopefu.l of re~aptun'ng the Wh . l·l · e . '"' fi ones I e· amen menls on I s so e~ cou Rep ~ ~ ,ou cannot 1ght crime without trials and load them all on the shoulders of Gre.cnsp,.n. , ::" · adds an exciting and viable addition to our communily. · · House have little motivation to move on any noin- · judges," Leahy said. In the meantime, "We're used to batU. · This month·, the center is conducting its annual membership !nations ~ cs~ially ones that may be oontroAlthough Judiciary Chairman Orrin Hatch, R· around here,'' White Ho!15e spokesman Jake drive. Different levels are !IVailable such as .inqividt,Jal, family, . versial or judicial ones involving· lifetime -posts. · Utah, cites " substantial progress in maintaining a · Siewert said Tuesday. . , ~; business/corporation and church, ' '. . The,center is a jewel in our communily crown and worthy of Washington Me~ry-Go-Round: •• Plagenz's view: , public support. We urge you to call 446-2779·and sign up as member.. . · . The dream of a center providing educational both cultural programming while building understanding among-neighbors is a worthy ·endeavor for all to Sl!pport. :;, By GEORGE R. PLAGENZ is standing between you and greater Unpopular·Clinton 11ominations.stall in Senate:; ~ ' ' I I '. a ·a· n th • . d t • h • t . . '. IS a . e ·In IS o.ry. ' • ' Make real ·resolutions Home _invasion', . :·: courtesy of OSHA::. Few of us l)l&ke .serious New happiness, ask your spouse.·Have her Year's . resolutions these days. One (or him) make your New Year's resosurvey reveals that o~ly two people 1.n , luuon for you by pickin~ out the one 1 • .• a hund.red made seno!IS New Years thingaboutyouthatshe(orhe)would . By The Aaaoclated Pr... . . · resolutions ~or 2000. The _other. 98 . . 'like to change. . . Today .is Friday, Jan. 7, the seventh day of 2000. There are 359 days left in presumably JUSt bow to dcstmy. · .Then you keep the resolution. the year. . · . ~a.t's too bad. Our New Year's Bvery wife has something she · Today's Highlight in History: reso ulion;; are the J'oals we set for would like her husband to give up. Or One year ago, on Jan.'7, 1999, for the second time in history, an impeached oursel~esJn the ~mg year, and psy· there is something he doesn't do.'that . Al)lerican president went on trial before the senate. Bill Clinton w~ ultimate· chol?g15ts. have .chscovered a di~ she would like him to do. ·1'h~ hus· ly acquit~d of charges of perjury and obstruction of justice. relatiOnship ~tween th~ goals we set · ; band has the same wishes about his ·On this date: and the success we ach1evc. wife In 1610, the astronomer Galileo Galilei sighted four of Jup~'ter's moons. It's the person who isn'~ shooting would all be positively amazed for any bull's-eye who fBJis to get · h " In 1800, Millard Fillmore, the 13th U.S. president, was born in Summerhill, ahead. A Ne )\ ,5 . to see ow much more smoothly our 1 ti N.Y. , you targe~ ~~m~uyj.~&l;~ marriages would ~n if eac~ !'MY' . In J 894, one of the earliest motion picture experimenls toOk place at 'the arrows in your quiver, you arc bound would a~ree to do Jusl o_ne thing the , Thomas Edison studio as comedian Fred Ott was filmed sneezing. to hit·your mark_. if you rcmem!Jer .othsc~ desh1red. Just one thiR&; h In 192( , commercial transatlantic telephone service waa inaugurated two thinp. uc · an arrangement ~mg t very between New York and London. The first is, don't make any puny ·well have saved the .mamage of the . In 1942, the World War II siege of began. · · reSolutions. Some 6f us set ow: hopes wo~an in New York who recently got In 1953,-President Truman announced in his S'-tC of the Union address t11at and our goals so low that we never a d1vorce on the ~nds thai her h~the United States had developed i hydrogen bomb; · . . have 10 risk the chai!ce that they will .. ~ ptefen_-ed wh1~y ~ her. ~. , In !959, the United States recogniz;d Fidel Castro's new government in be disappointed.. But neith!'!' arc the . I lf1ld ~!m Oil" mght, Juli_ge, S&ld Cuba. • · 1 results remarkable." · . the. w1fe, . . that he would bave I(> . In 1972, Lewis 1': Powell Jr. and Willi&IJI H. Rehnquist were sworn in aa jus- . . Nothing very spectacular will hap- choose between the, liquor and me. I · t1ces of the U.S. Supreme Court, the 99th and tOOth in history. · . pen to. you by resolving to cut out scarcely ·had the words out of my In 19~, Vietnamese forces captUred the ·Cambodian capital ofPhi)Oill Penh,' desserts in.tbe new year. Thn:e out of mouth when he dashed to the phone, · ovcrthrow1ng the Khmer Rouge govemmenl · every four New Year's resolutions arc called the liquor store and told them In 1989, _Emperor Hirohit~ of Ja~ died in T~ky~~ at-age 87; he was sue- concerned either with dieting or giv· to sefid a bo~le right w,er." . ~ · ceeded by h1s son, Crown Pnnce Akih1to. . . . ing ·up smoking. .· . ; A story With a happ1er ending conTen years ago: The president o~ ~I Salyador, Alfredo Cristiani, said in a · .The second I'IJie is, ~ou've got to . <7rns a young woman who was•wor· nationally br?ad':ISI addr~ that mll1tary men two months eatlier had massa· ' mean billineas.with youncsolutions. ned because . her 6an~ was alway~ cred _s1x Jesu1t pnests, !he1r housekeeper and her daiJghter. Take them SCJjously. GiVe them the late -not only for-dates; but al$0 for . FIVe ~ears ago: r.;taJOr.. ~eneral Viktor Vorobyov, a senior almnwtder lead· "3Qilay lei~" a1 'leaSt. If you over· appointments. He ymuld show up late· mg R~1an troops m the1r advance ·on the secessionist capital of Chedmya, sleep two mornings runni111 after for job intctvjews ipd "'*ness !onwas killed by_a m~rtar shell. ·· · . ., resolvjng to jump out of bed at 6 a.m.,' cheons. Promises meant11othing. · Tod•y'~ Birthdays: ~~thor Willi~ Peter Blatty is 72. Country singer Jack. set the alarm for,hpin the next 1\&,Y· , .One Ouistmas, she ·gsve, him a Gr1711e 1~ ~0. Pop mus1aan Paul Revere is 58. Magazine pub!• Jann Wen- . c:harles Kettering, the famous w<\oden plaque with a quotation of ner IS 54. Singer Kenny LOggi~ is 52. Singer-songwriter Marahall·biajllllan ia 'auloolotlvo enainetr, sald, "I haYe .Cl1&rles Steinmetz; the peat scient!~ 5 L .A:ct?r Sllmmo Hung ("Martial law") is 48. "Today" show Co-holt Katie never tried anytlling that wc:ii-ked the . It said.."l Owe all of my suc=il in life .Coone 1s 43. Country singer David Lee Murphy is 41. Rock musician Kathy first tim~ I tried it." ~ · . to having ilways been a quarter of an i Valentine (111e Go-Go's) is 4·1. Actor David Marciano is 40. As;tDr Nicolas , · Actu"ly, '.the hardest part about hour beftllehand" . Cage i~ 36. Actor Do~g E. Doug ("Cosby") is 30. Country 'sinpr-musician New Year's reeolutions·isn't trying to He took'the hint and made prompt· John R1ch ~~nestar) IS 26. Actor J)ustin Diamond ("Saved by the Bell: 'J'be ~eep them. It's mald~g ~m. Few of · ness his.goal' ill life. It not (/nly saved New Oass ) 1s 23. . . • . us arc hon<fl cnou~ With ourselvea his romance· it turned his life around Thought for Today: "Whether women are .better ihan men 1 cannot say ..:.. · or know ounelves well enoup.to put (O.o.gi R; ~ Ia a but I can say they arc certainly no ,worse." - Golda t.!eir, Isneli prime minis· our finger on whit's holdin • .us beck. n1at "" N1w1p l!.lr EIIIWprlie ter (1898-1978): • · . · ;. . If y~ can't thin!( ~f anxthlna that Alia .... an.) ' , . We a Bataan ' ' . I 'l ' t '· ' l oe..wn.: ' I '' • l• ~ o- Q ' . ' : RACINE! - · 'The &uthcrn Torfrehsman club evened · its' record at 3-3 Thursday with a S030 win over Federal Hocking. : Federal took a 9-6 lead after ene period; then Southern came . &ack to lead 2J-18·at the half. The 4ecorid half, Southern outsciored Federal 29-12, taking a 35-24 lead after three rounds en route to the $0-30 finale . . : Justin Hin led Southern with 17 . points, 5 assists . and a 7-for-8 · 6ight at the line. Justir Con.nolly ~cored 12 points, had six assists and seven rebounds . : · Derek Warden had -a great game ~ the post with sil points, a team hi&h 15 rebounds, and six· steals. t:jirt Crouch had four points and · (ive steals .in a great floor game. Cls rtis Neiglcr added four points, {tc Apperson . added two and Justin Allen nailed a three-pointer. Tommy Theiss had two points and six rebounds in his .best effort of · the year. · . . Federal Hocking was led by. Nathan Rosson .with 11 points, Jamie Hixson and Jim Baldwin scored six each. ~- Southern plays Nelsonville . York in Racine Monday at 6 p.m . ~ado ra· li';.· !• . ' .. OOPS- Ohio State'a Scoonle Penn (t2).IOMI the handle on · nlght'a game at Champaign, Ill. The llllnl'l Frank Wllllema ..nk 1 the ball after beating llllnoll' Cleotle· Brown off the dribble In 111t thre.~lnter •• tlme .ran out to glvallllnofe an f!!Jon win. (API- Illinois sinks Ohio State . • . tondon grid coach-· st~ps down, future ~labs un~ertain ·· . ! Road's not .an ~------------------~ This Week in the MAC. -· ·Saturday- ~ · easy ·place for_ MAC teams . Kent at Marshall :, LONDON, Ohio (AP).- After Ohio at Miami ~arly 'two yeats of legal maneupastern Michigan at Ball State · v~ri~g and ,religious debate, a high' Western Michigan .at Northetn.lllin9is. sc:hool football coach ·sued for Akron at Toledo. l~,aciing hi' players · in prayer d~cided he no loJ!ger wanted tq bi · Bowling qreen ~~ au~falQ on the' si(lelines. · • " Dav~ Pauhenmire, the he~d · UNDATED - Mid-American on the road, headBall State (10-1, 2·0), which , cgach ·at London High Sc;hool; a Conference teams with title aspi·. ing into what promises to be a entertains Eastern Michigan ~8 - 3 , p,~blic school, '$aid Thursday .that · . rations arc finding out life in colbruising. showdown at Marshall 2-0), has been a pleasant surprise he could no longer maklt' the, nee· lege basketball is nevc;r easy ()n Qn Saturday, · , f9r coach Ray McCallum. The e~sal'y commitment to his job and the road. . All ~f tho games are tough for Cardinals have been led by 6-foot· · r~igned ." He will oonlinuc to Last Sunday, . Marshall put a. coach Reggie Witherspoon of 8 fruhman forw . rd. Theron teach at the school. · · 10-0 record on th.e line in it$ first ·Buffalo (2· 10," 0-3}.· After taking Smith, whQ has wasted little time ~ Daubenmire had b.een under 'MAC road game of the season. over .when coach Tim Cohane was in becoming one of the MAC's top fl,fe since the summer of 1998 Bowling Green (1Q-2 overall•.2-0 fired in Decem6er, Witherspoon's all-around performers. when a group of residents London One of Saturday's top games conference) went.on,,a 19-0 te~r in first two game~ were against •accused him of forcing his rclithe first half on its way to an 85- North Carplina and Indiana. pits the teams selected in th~ pre· gfous views on his studenl• and -64 victory. Three days )ater, the While Buffalo went 5-24 last · season· to win divisional ·titles. . ,Thundering Herd (10·2, 2-2) went . · year and won just one MAC Akron (10·.3, 4·!l) is al Toledo (7• . P!.ay,ers. , .. · , ' ·. . He w11l conllnue to .be a spec11l on the road again and !oat again, ganie, Miami of Ohio was going 7, 1·2) in what figures to be an ed11.cation teacher at · the high this ti!ne to A~ron, 92-78. · 24·8 and winning the East Divi· early se&Slln meaauring stick for a ~~~ool, but hasn 'I decided his · Kent (10·11 2·0) won eight of sion ·behind mainstays Wally pair of deep and talented pro09aching future. 13 road gsmes laat year - one Szczerbiak and Damon .Frierson. grams. • Dliubenmire had a 73-45 record huge reason ~why . the Golden Now both have graduated and the In the oth~r game Saturday, . '4 London with. five appearances Flashes won a sc~ool-record 23 RedHawks (S-5, 1·1), w~o host Western-Michigan (4:7. 0·2) is at· iO.tlic state playoffs, including the ·aames -before tal!ing the MAC Oliip (8-6; ~-2) on Saturday, lire Northern lllin~is ' (7· 6, 1-3). Ceo, sehool's first in 1~92. • tournament title on a neulral' ilito· still tryina to b.11ild 10me momen· tral M;chigan (3·9, ~3) is iclle. ...!' " ' ' . .. in Toledo. Tllia year, Kent is 5-1 tuni. ' . '" ,· ' . . .' ' I,,,.;_ ' we Meigs girls defeat Bel,pre, win .1.0th straight game -' t ' ' · Southern's eighth grade girls fiftd themselves 3-3 just shy of the season's midpoint. SJHS won 28' this one time before. rebounded, but the Buckeyes lost possession 25. • CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (AP) ~ This time Frank · said. ''We went through •" Amber Mills led rebounding Williams' 3-pointet·at the liuzzer went in and We kepi' ours~lves in the game and now we · with 50 seconds remaining. Marcus Qriffin then With .15, Stephanie Michael had have to put it behind us." . · fumbled Bradford's pass under the basket with No;-19111inois got to celebrate. · tt. Kati~ Sayre and Emily Hill Ohio State tied the game with five. seconds 22 seconds to go and Ohio State had a final "As soon lisi got the bali, !.glanced at the ~ach had two blocks apiece. . clock and said, 'We got to get going,'" Williams left on a tip-in by Ken Johnson before Williams chance. _,. Scoring for Southern were Hill The Buckeyes took ·a timeout with 19 secsaid after his shot from above the key gave the · took the inbounds pass, drove to the middle and and Mills with two each, . Deana · ond~ left and Johnson tipped in Reese's miss for lllini an 80:-77 victory over No. 13 Ohio State on put up his 3-p(linter. Pullins six, Michael eight and · "It seems like every time we'd make a run, the finaltic. • Thursday night in the Big Ten opener for both Sayre 10. . . they'd make a blg three,'' Ohio State coach Jim The Buckeyes were able to stay in the game schools. · ·' Harmony Phillips led Bidwell Earlier this season, the fres~man point g~ard . O'Brien said. , "Our guys st~ed with ii the behind the second half play of Reese . .Redd's with 17. had missed a game-tying trey at the buzzer in a whole game. I was just a little disappointed at dunk, his three-pointer, from the baseline and a 1·· So!lthern. lost to Meigs. 32-26. loss to Duke and also misfired on a potential the end we couldn't find Williams. In a situa· follow shot by Brian Brown cut the lllini lead to SJHS was S·for-21 at the foul line game-winning triple when the lllini lost to tion like that, it just gets a little chao!ic. A'nd two with 8:05 left: olrtlllc -Meigs was 12-of~23. The then Williams steps up and makes the bi& bas; · But Bradford connected on his fourth trey to Maryland. T«nadCJeilgave·· up only two field ' • ., .,. ' ' . " ,... "rl r.;. •, mae it 66·6.1 ; . mlde 'a cross-court pass to · "If'! had missed that shot tonight 'it would ·ket." . c'Oals •the second half, but Meigs Illinois (9•3) got 20 points from Cory Brad; Brown for another three-pointer and then hit have been 'my third strike,'' Williams said. "I mide I 0-of-18 free throws. ford, 17' from ~ Cleotis Brown and 13 rrom . two free throws ·and the lead was back to 10 would have been down." . ·'.'l .aynee Davis led Meig~ in scor: · • lnsiead, he was mobbed at center ·court as Williams. · ' with 6:44 to go. · irig.with 18. Xantha Smith had six George Reese ~!cored a career-high 24 points, Reese then scored seven straight points and fans poured onto the court after his game-win~ points ~ Sarah Stober! five, Chrissy including 18 in the second half, for Ohio State Ohio State's final run cut it to 74-70 with 3:18 ner. Miller two and Nikld ·Butcher one Williams' shot cut off a rrantic Ohio State (8-3), while Penn had 16 and Michael Redd IS. left. pOint ' .. Bradford's third 3-pointer of the first half rally that saw the Buckeyes rally from 10.points The Buckeyes we~ hurt by -12 missed free . ''•Scoring for SJHS were Michael throws. and five straight points from Brown helped the down with less ~han seven. minutes left. It was With three points, Hill had two and ReeSe tipped in.a missed free throw by John· ' lllini build a 12-pOint lead. Ohio State cut it to Ohio State's second loss at the buzzer this sea· Katelyn Hood two .. Sayre led all son. The Buckeyes lost to Notre Dame i'n their son to bring the Buckeyes within 77· 75 with 42-35 at halftime when Reese hit one basket s~ring with 19. · I :23 -left. · · and then seconds later got free for a dunk just opener oil a last-second shot.. . , . :; The seventh grade girls opened . Illinois .missed a· shot and Ohio State before the buzzer. "It hurts," Ohio State guard Scoonie Penn their season by (jcfeatlitg BidwellPorter, 23· 21. With eight seconds left .in the game, Liz· Sandy scored the game winning basket. Scoring for SJHS . . . . .. were Susan Brauer, Ashley Rouah . an!! Sandy, all with four each. By Dave Harrla • Jolmber Vit'ning,· I'renn·,1':~er Shn'mpl;n .and Marauders' press, committing just six turnovers. Vining had five of the , Joanne Pickens had five points • nine assists and seven of her club's l1 assists. Sentinel Corra8p0ndent and Broqke Kiser had six. ·· Brook£ Williams combined for 51 points to · Stephens led Belpre (5·3, TVC S-1) with 20 poinls. She BELPRE - Ron Logan's Meigs Lady Marauders have Sandy led with. .10 rebounds, lead Meigs to its ~Oth straight win. was the only Golden Eagle in double figures. Belpre hitl9-of· reached lhe halfway point of the season with a perfect 10-0 Bra~er had eight _ and Mirinda . 40 from the field (48 percent) and was 5-for-7 from the line . · . record after. picking up a big road victory 59-44 at Belpre Da'v1s grabbed ~even. Williams seven as Logan's Marauders held a 44-29 lead head· (71 percent). · ., · Thursday. evening. • . . · . • Scoring for B·P was Ward with ing into the final eight minutes. . Stephens had 10 of Belpre's 28 rebounds. Belpre had 14 The Marauders.(10-0, TVC 7-0) benefited greatly from the IS and Cau~ill 4. Wellington and The · Marauders held as much as a 17 point lead in the turnovers and five 'Steals with Stephens and Afton Thornhill ~ring of Amber Vining, Jennifer Shrimplin and Brooke Minnis had two uch. Williams. The three combined to score S 1 of the maro6n and fourth period, but Logan went to the bench and the Golden · geuing two each. . Against Meigs, Sout~ern lost Eagles were able to close the gap a little. Belpre won the junior varsity game 28-25. Jessica Arthurs go! d.'s 59 poinls. 4'5-27: Sammi Pierce scored 29 V!ning I~ the ~arau~crs with 19, Shrimplin _added ~8 an~ led t~e winners with 15 points. · Meigs. came out in ·the first period and took a 14-10 lead, paintS, Stumbo· had nine, Games Wilhams 14 mcludmg mne of 10 from the foul hne. Me1gs h1t. Mindy Chancey and Shannon Soulsby led Meigs with eight with Shrimplin scoring six in the' period and Vining adding fl~e and Bailey tw'l. . · · · 21-of-S, O from the floor (42 percent), including 2-0f-IO.from , points.each. · · · . fi:ve. Myka1a Stephens led the Golden Eagles with six. ·f·. For S1HS, Sandy l.ed with 12, Meigs will nit the hardwood again Saturday evening when Meigs i~c;reased the lead to 27-15 at the half. Vining'had long range. Meigs went to 'the line 22 times and ltit 15 (68 per· Kiser with seven, Roush with fpur, . . . they put their undefeated mark on the lirie at home against six in the second quarter and Marjorie Bratton came off the cent).. · ll!ld Brauer and lckens with two Me1gs pulled d?Wn 24 rc~~?~ndsl~ by Wilhams ~1th 10. River ValleY: The junior varsity game will start at 5:55. Meigs bench' to chip in five. . · ellch. , Kise~ had five ass isis. In ·the third period, Shrimplin scored eight points and Th~ Marauders d1d a good JOb handmg the Golden Eagl~ will host Miller on Monday with the jay-vees starting·at 5:55. •.-'J' • • '·~ t .' . \' ~ By JACI( ANDERSON against un~asonable searches ane and DOUGLAS COHN .seizures, shall not be yiolatcd, 811( WASHINGTON - Next to the no warranls shall i!ISuc, ·but upor . IRS, the Occupational Safety and probable cause." · . · In.fairness, OSHA ¢!aims ii 1111. . Health Ac!ministration is the agency · most feared by businesses, and now, . no intention . of 5CBrChing privUt. thanks to a bizarre' ruling, by indi· homes. But if this is so, why did ·1· viduals as well. make the ruling? Am:! since the ruJ. OSHA; a Department .of Labor ing is in place, future leaders of IlK agency, was established by Con- feared agency might indeed· <:Ore; grcss to protect workers from haz· mence such searcheS. Yet who gal!t' ardous working conditions, but in OSHA the right to make such rulel the business community it is known in the first place? Congreu did, j•· . for ils heavy-handedne!!l'· Empow- as it has with the IRS and numcroil!' ered to levy firies, it does 5o on a . other ~~&encies .. CQngress rna~ subjective basis. Hence, lacking ·in laws, agencies make rul~ and ~ . uniformity, it has gained a reputa· can't tell the difference. · 7! tilin for arbitrariness. The Idea that -it is manifest!) Clearly, many violations ~rve . unfair to penaliliC' an employer fines, but a business owner .is rarely conditi'1"5 .at an e~p'?Y~'s honlt~ prepare~ for an ?SHA inspection . seems ob~1ous, but II IS. ~ COlli( , · and hap~d dehvery of penalties. terproduct1ve. In an era of coln)Ju!, This is why busin~ JX10ple are so ers and the)nternct, when more ~" fearful of the agency. . m~~e employees arc able ,to "have r Now comes the zinger. OSHA'-· all • - ~ork at home and care f~ . not Congress - has ruled thai the1r ch~ldre~: .- a!ong . c:ome ' . workers who work in their own OSHA With th1S I!)Credible dismce~ • homes are covered by OSHA This ti~e. Fc~cr and fewer ·C?rnpanie: means that OSHA has given iisclf ~II ·be mcllned to 1\'th~ze :-vo"~. the right to enter- your 'home and , ~ng at . home ~cause, 1~ WIU . either shut you down or levy fines .1mposa1ble, ~~ly arKI lepll~ against you'r employer. If the OSHA to IRSpcc:l 8111fJMnltor ~ home agent san your handrail ia ullllfe, Ill e115~ OS~ compll~. :'b ~ : it's a fine. If 1he asent says lighting so. would constnute' ~ mv~ c: is insufficient, Ws a fine. If the qcnt pnvacy -: ~-gh a nght to PI~~ says your electricjly is insufficient.' IS not eohstitullonall~ ;-protected -; ' . for you~ecjuipment, !t's a.flne.lfthe 1 and concelvJlbly 1!1~ fall U~ 111-.J agent says your doOrstep haS a loose Fo\lrth Amendment.· . · brick, It's a fine. · . . . ' ·. But ,the ~!em. ~ not oir ~ ' . And whO ieceives the fine? Your agcnq • foohsh ruh"', 11 IS the~., employer. You will hav~ simply that an u~cl~ body could m~ rec~ived an unwelcome · visitor · ·. such a ruhng m the,t:!!!':' • !be· · · . ' . (PolhtCIII . ' .. ' . a 11 one wh~ 1gn~~ your _Fo~rth E•n91'CIIflwor11iadon lhluw·i ".. mendmcnt nghts. The .n¥ht of ' JIICk. AnclerHn 8lld OaUitl'~ , t~e people to be IICCU~in t~elr per· Cohn - COhlll'lllllila far IJrihl ' . ~. hCJU$tiS, papers, and elfcets, F.-u,. 8yndlcaiL) Southe.r n junior.high girls update . ' GLOUSTER - Behind a 16p<iint .effort by . Juli Bailey, the .· • Eastern Bagles rolled to 52-32 Tri· Valley Conference victory over the Trimble Tomcats Thursday night.· . Eastern (4-6, TVC 2·5) was led by Bailey's 16-point, seven rebound effort; followed by Oanielle Spencer with 13 and Becky Davis with seven. Stacie Watson ga~ered four points and led the •team with ~ight rebounds as a sophomore. Trimble (0·9, TVC 0·8) was led in· scoring by Jessica Ash with 14 points, while Julie Richards and Kim Guffey each had .six points. Eastern came out in the first half in a . man to man and held Trimble to just two points ·in the first quarter, while holding the hosts to ten for the half. Eastern led 25· tO .at the intermission. "We started out in .a great manto-man, but wanted to work on . some zones in .the second half," · said Eastern head ·coach Paul Brannon. "The first half we phiyed with great intensity, but I guess .we kind or wore ourselves out. We made some turnovers we don'i normally make and missed some arc get· easy shots inside, but ling better." Eastern put some offense on the board in the third period, but . defensively gave up 16 in a 45 ·26 tally. Eastern motored on to a 52· · 321riumph. Eastern .was 20-of-46 on twopoint attempts, 1-for-4 from threepoint range and 9-of-22 at the line. The Eagles had 36 rebounds. Wat· son .led with eight. Bailey and Baker had seven,each: Eastern had. six assists (Baker 2, Spencer 2), fifteen tur11ovcrs and 13 fouls. Trimble hit 15-of-46 from the field with no three point attempts. The Tomcats had 24 rebounds led by Ash with si'x. Trimble commit· ted ,18 turnovers, had 10 ~isiS, led by Judson with three. Judson recorded two of ~1: Tomcats' six steals. Trimble wlis whistled for 19 fouls. Eastern (7-1) won the reierve game 36·5. . Bastern .was led by Holley Broderick with 10 points, Sara Mansfield added nine and Wbitney Karr chipped in seven , points. ' • . ' STEWART - Federal Hocking pu,lled off a 54-42 triumph over the Southern Lady Tornadoes Thursday night during girls Tri·Valley Conrerenl:e Hocking Division basketbaU play , at Federal Hocking High School. Federal Hocking (6-4, TVC 6-1) was led by Jamie Linscott with 16 points. Terclla Wadcrker scored 14 points and Bell) Withem had nine. Southern was led by Kati Cummins with ,12 points. Kim Ihle had 10 and Sarah Brauer added seven. Freshman Bngctt Barnes also tallied seven .and Heather Dailey six. · Southern (1·8, TVC 0-6) battled to a hatd·fought 10-10 first period tie, the dropped to a 30-20 deficit at the half,. Southern -twice battled to under eight points in the second half, after dropping.to 45·33 in the 'third frame. With three minutes to go South· ern trailed 48-40, bait lime ran out on I I • ' II Lancers hold off Tor·nadoes the Tornado comeback as Federal hit · 5-of-8 at the line including a 4-for:4 stint by Re11ec Stevens. lhle had a great second half with . eight poinls ll!ld a 6-for-7 perfor· mance at the foul line. !hie was 8-of· 10 overall at the charity stripe. ' Southern hit 15-of-48 two-point attempts and was 0-for-1 from·threc. point land. The Tornadoes finished 12-of-21 at the line. Brauer collected nine of Southern's 31 rebounds. · SHS had 14 steals, with lhle's five leading the way. Cummins and . lhle CICh had two assists to account for all of Southern's handouts. the · 'I'ornadocis committed ~1 turnovers · and 23 fouls. ' · Federal had with 18 turnovers and 19 fouls. · . Southern won ihc reserve game for its fourth consec:utivewin,.3J-34 . led l!y Rachel Chapman and Amy . Lee with dual 11-point effo~. Sarah Sprinaer had 13 for f~ral. • �• .. . ·! .. ·---- ..·- .. . . - - - 04 -..,~--- - - -- • .,• • ·Colnf!Jenta~ ..... A4 I -. • .. .... ~ page 5 . Frlct.y, Jlnulry 7, .2000 Frtct.y, Janu.y 7, 2000 ··' '<~ • .· Inside: Today's scoreboard - ,..,., I '. . j HIGHLIGHfS Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. Cherlu w. Gowy . Publl,t11er Eastern. _thumps Trimble by20 FRIDAY'S ' ' . Southern freshmen ' . ..efeat Fed Hock . R. Shllli'n 1.-1• Man~~grng Editor Cha'*'t Hoenlch · Dtlne HHI Conuotl« Genet~! M•n~~ger ' • Our view: .A good ·start . . ~ ' .. ~ .John Gee Center an asset 'to our community crown Nearly two years ago; four members of John Gee AME ,.,,. Church found lhemselves in an unusual position. They were the only ones left at their Gallipolis ch,urch. While a minister from . Huntington; W.Va., filled in, that arrangement ended when he AP News Analysis: accepted a posilion fu another city. · Faced with_the prqspect of closing · and losing a neighborhood · . . . . . Last yeai; the anchor, the members ·dreamed ·big '. . ~ ~. and prayed on · an even grander WASHINGTON (AP) -:- Alan Greenspan, a After all, in less than a ·year Americans will select low vacancy rate in federal judgeships,'' Chief dream and Justice William Rehnquist has complained · of The solution was to maintain Republican, may find ·a confirmation express a new president- so what's the rush? · . prayers became scale. waiting for him when his nomination to a fourth Democrats arc howling. But they did approxisevere backlogs in the,federal-court system. the link of church and community, term M Fed chairman reaches the Senate. ·mately the same thing when they <:Ontrolled ConLast year, 33 .new judges were confirmcc!,. a reality, and the while taking the building into a new But dozens of other less popular nominations, gress and Ronald Reagan's term was winding down from 65 in 1998. .• · '' • direction with the creation of a · including many lo"g:languishing judicial ones, down in 1987-88. · · Confirmations arc "always a pro\llem in thit John Gee Black · black historical center. . may end up stranded in the station. " There's too much of it played by both par- · final year of a president's tenure," said Norman' Many lawyers and lower-court jurists who ties," said Sen. Byron Dorgan.• D·N.D. " It's harsl Ornstein, an-analyst at the American Enterprise Last year, the dream and prayers HiStorical thought they would be federal·judges by now arc enough to get good people. to put themselves · Institute. But Ornstein added, "There's no queibecame a reality, and the John Gee ·COO!ing their heels. through .the meat grinder that the Senate con fir- tion it's gotten worse. Some nominees who weie Center opened.. · Black Historical Centet. opened. · Richard Paez, a Mexican-American federal mation process has become. '' · put forward three.and·four years ago are twisting' · The p~st year has seen the center judge in Los Angeles, hi!S been waiting for four The traditional reluctance to move on nomina- in the wind. And there arc people like lnhofc wiiQ successfully produced one quality program after another. It's years' for a vote on 'his nomination to the federal lions in the final year of an oppositiQn: party pres· abuse the prrn:ess by lleeping all kinds of iiulivid· . : not unusual to see more !han 100 people - black andwhite alike appc,als bench.- Marsha Beczon, a San Francisco !dent's term is aggravated by a growing tendency uals hostage." labor lawyer, has been waiting two years to of. individual senators to put " holds" on nomina. · lnhofe is protesting Clinton's appointment laSt · - attending 'the center's lectures or events. And, for never havbecome a federal appeals judge. . lions. · month during the Senate recess of Sara M. Fox~4 ing been trainee;! in producing museum exhibits, the offiCers Senate leaders have promised votes on Paez By custom, any senator can .block any nomina- former ·union la.wyer,.to 'another five-year-term.. routinely plan and carry out quality events thai both educate · and ·Perzon by March 15. But there are no such· tion- at! east temporariJy. : a member of the National Labor Relations Board. and enlertain the public. They are successful because they have agreements on any of the other administration Sen. James lnhofe, R-Okla., has served notice Wit!t the recess appointment, she ean serve with- . . · he will use parliamentary procedures · to try· to out Senate confirmation until the end of this yell'; . · a passion-for !he cenler and its mission. . . . nominees languishing in the Sen~. Career diplomat Peter Burleigh, promised the block all remaining Clinton judicial nominations. Her name was not on a White Ho~se list of The black experience in Gallia County ~ and America- is to the. Philippines by President He claims Clinton violated a promise to the Sen· potential recess appointments; !Jihofe fumed. B~ · unknown to most. Stereotypes ·abound, and · in ~lie process, . ambassadorship Clinton after his widely praised serVice last year. ate not to make certain "reces5" appointments the White House claims it cleared the nominaticiQ cloud a.rich and proud h~ritage. Thanks to .the John ()ee Center, as acting U.N. ambassador during the Kosovo cri· without prio~consultati.on with senators. ·. with Senate Majority Leader Tn:nt.Lolt,· RrMi"'' we've learned alx:>ut the importance of quilts in. the under- sis, is back in Washington, officially "on leave," Sen. Patrick Leahy of Vermont, the senior Lou spokesman John czwartacki. confirmed awaiting a confirmaiion vote that may never Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee, that the White .tto~,e "did inform us at sonM; g(ound railroad, the legacy of Sally Hemings and Thomas Jefcome. · · · .. · , · ' calls lnhofe's threat "reckless and disproportionpoint prior to lhf recess" of Clinton's intention. . ferson and what life is .like in present~day South Afri~a .. . His nomination is hung up In lin unrelated dis-· ate." But that doesn't,prevent lnhofe and other COI\Hf., Docents have presented historical lessons and art workshops . pule over the State Department's treatment of a The CO!IImittee's Web site, updated earlier this vatives from using their senatorial prerogatives~ to more than 200 Gallia County school children. And, at Christ- whistlcblower. week. lists 73 openings in the federal judiciary- mount delaying tactics, Czwartacki said. - · ,. ' mas time,volunteers led the public on &walking tour of notable Nominees for·other top State Department posls 48 district·court and 24 court of appeals ·vacanDemocrats niight be lamenting ·thatless-poPil,~ cies. Clinton has 35 nominations pending in the lar nominations can 'I be attached to more popular sites within the black community called "Lest We Forget." All and other federal agencies remain in limbo. With Clinton's term nearing an end, Senate Senate. · · l'k · d b'll th ld . this, in addition to the four days a month the center is open, ubll'~ans hopefu.l of re~aptun'ng the Wh . l·l · e . '"' fi ones I e· amen menls on I s so e~ cou Rep ~ ~ ,ou cannot 1ght crime without trials and load them all on the shoulders of Gre.cnsp,.n. , ::" · adds an exciting and viable addition to our communily. · · House have little motivation to move on any noin- · judges," Leahy said. In the meantime, "We're used to batU. · This month·, the center is conducting its annual membership !nations ~ cs~ially ones that may be oontroAlthough Judiciary Chairman Orrin Hatch, R· around here,'' White Ho!15e spokesman Jake drive. Different levels are !IVailable such as .inqividt,Jal, family, . versial or judicial ones involving· lifetime -posts. · Utah, cites " substantial progress in maintaining a · Siewert said Tuesday. . , ~; business/corporation and church, ' '. . The,center is a jewel in our communily crown and worthy of Washington Me~ry-Go-Round: •• Plagenz's view: , public support. We urge you to call 446-2779·and sign up as member.. . · . The dream of a center providing educational both cultural programming while building understanding among-neighbors is a worthy ·endeavor for all to Sl!pport. :;, By GEORGE R. PLAGENZ is standing between you and greater Unpopular·Clinton 11ominations.stall in Senate:; ~ ' ' I I '. a ·a· n th • . d t • h • t . . '. IS a . e ·In IS o.ry. ' • ' Make real ·resolutions Home _invasion', . :·: courtesy of OSHA::. Few of us l)l&ke .serious New happiness, ask your spouse.·Have her Year's . resolutions these days. One (or him) make your New Year's resosurvey reveals that o~ly two people 1.n , luuon for you by pickin~ out the one 1 • .• a hund.red made seno!IS New Years thingaboutyouthatshe(orhe)would . By The Aaaoclated Pr... . . · resolutions ~or 2000. The _other. 98 . . 'like to change. . . Today .is Friday, Jan. 7, the seventh day of 2000. There are 359 days left in presumably JUSt bow to dcstmy. · .Then you keep the resolution. the year. . · . ~a.t's too bad. Our New Year's Bvery wife has something she · Today's Highlight in History: reso ulion;; are the J'oals we set for would like her husband to give up. Or One year ago, on Jan.'7, 1999, for the second time in history, an impeached oursel~esJn the ~mg year, and psy· there is something he doesn't do.'that . Al)lerican president went on trial before the senate. Bill Clinton w~ ultimate· chol?g15ts. have .chscovered a di~ she would like him to do. ·1'h~ hus· ly acquit~d of charges of perjury and obstruction of justice. relatiOnship ~tween th~ goals we set · ; band has the same wishes about his ·On this date: and the success we ach1evc. wife In 1610, the astronomer Galileo Galilei sighted four of Jup~'ter's moons. It's the person who isn'~ shooting would all be positively amazed for any bull's-eye who fBJis to get · h " In 1800, Millard Fillmore, the 13th U.S. president, was born in Summerhill, ahead. A Ne )\ ,5 . to see ow much more smoothly our 1 ti N.Y. , you targe~ ~~m~uyj.~&l;~ marriages would ~n if eac~ !'MY' . In J 894, one of the earliest motion picture experimenls toOk place at 'the arrows in your quiver, you arc bound would a~ree to do Jusl o_ne thing the , Thomas Edison studio as comedian Fred Ott was filmed sneezing. to hit·your mark_. if you rcmem!Jer .othsc~ desh1red. Just one thiR&; h In 192( , commercial transatlantic telephone service waa inaugurated two thinp. uc · an arrangement ~mg t very between New York and London. The first is, don't make any puny ·well have saved the .mamage of the . In 1942, the World War II siege of began. · · reSolutions. Some 6f us set ow: hopes wo~an in New York who recently got In 1953,-President Truman announced in his S'-tC of the Union address t11at and our goals so low that we never a d1vorce on the ~nds thai her h~the United States had developed i hydrogen bomb; · . . have 10 risk the chai!ce that they will .. ~ ptefen_-ed wh1~y ~ her. ~. , In !959, the United States recogniz;d Fidel Castro's new government in be disappointed.. But neith!'!' arc the . I lf1ld ~!m Oil" mght, Juli_ge, S&ld Cuba. • · 1 results remarkable." · . the. w1fe, . . that he would bave I(> . In 1972, Lewis 1': Powell Jr. and Willi&IJI H. Rehnquist were sworn in aa jus- . . Nothing very spectacular will hap- choose between the, liquor and me. I · t1ces of the U.S. Supreme Court, the 99th and tOOth in history. · . pen to. you by resolving to cut out scarcely ·had the words out of my In 19~, Vietnamese forces captUred the ·Cambodian capital ofPhi)Oill Penh,' desserts in.tbe new year. Thn:e out of mouth when he dashed to the phone, · ovcrthrow1ng the Khmer Rouge govemmenl · every four New Year's resolutions arc called the liquor store and told them In 1989, _Emperor Hirohit~ of Ja~ died in T~ky~~ at-age 87; he was sue- concerned either with dieting or giv· to sefid a bo~le right w,er." . ~ · ceeded by h1s son, Crown Pnnce Akih1to. . . . ing ·up smoking. .· . ; A story With a happ1er ending conTen years ago: The president o~ ~I Salyador, Alfredo Cristiani, said in a · .The second I'IJie is, ~ou've got to . <7rns a young woman who was•wor· nationally br?ad':ISI addr~ that mll1tary men two months eatlier had massa· ' mean billineas.with youncsolutions. ned because . her 6an~ was alway~ cred _s1x Jesu1t pnests, !he1r housekeeper and her daiJghter. Take them SCJjously. GiVe them the late -not only for-dates; but al$0 for . FIVe ~ears ago: r.;taJOr.. ~eneral Viktor Vorobyov, a senior almnwtder lead· "3Qilay lei~" a1 'leaSt. If you over· appointments. He ymuld show up late· mg R~1an troops m the1r advance ·on the secessionist capital of Chedmya, sleep two mornings runni111 after for job intctvjews ipd "'*ness !onwas killed by_a m~rtar shell. ·· · . ., resolvjng to jump out of bed at 6 a.m.,' cheons. Promises meant11othing. · Tod•y'~ Birthdays: ~~thor Willi~ Peter Blatty is 72. Country singer Jack. set the alarm for,hpin the next 1\&,Y· , .One Ouistmas, she ·gsve, him a Gr1711e 1~ ~0. Pop mus1aan Paul Revere is 58. Magazine pub!• Jann Wen- . c:harles Kettering, the famous w<\oden plaque with a quotation of ner IS 54. Singer Kenny LOggi~ is 52. Singer-songwriter Marahall·biajllllan ia 'auloolotlvo enainetr, sald, "I haYe .Cl1&rles Steinmetz; the peat scient!~ 5 L .A:ct?r Sllmmo Hung ("Martial law") is 48. "Today" show Co-holt Katie never tried anytlling that wc:ii-ked the . It said.."l Owe all of my suc=il in life .Coone 1s 43. Country singer David Lee Murphy is 41. Rock musician Kathy first tim~ I tried it." ~ · . to having ilways been a quarter of an i Valentine (111e Go-Go's) is 4·1. Actor David Marciano is 40. As;tDr Nicolas , · Actu"ly, '.the hardest part about hour beftllehand" . Cage i~ 36. Actor Do~g E. Doug ("Cosby") is 30. Country 'sinpr-musician New Year's reeolutions·isn't trying to He took'the hint and made prompt· John R1ch ~~nestar) IS 26. Actor J)ustin Diamond ("Saved by the Bell: 'J'be ~eep them. It's mald~g ~m. Few of · ness his.goal' ill life. It not (/nly saved New Oass ) 1s 23. . . • . us arc hon<fl cnou~ With ourselvea his romance· it turned his life around Thought for Today: "Whether women are .better ihan men 1 cannot say ..:.. · or know ounelves well enoup.to put (O.o.gi R; ~ Ia a but I can say they arc certainly no ,worse." - Golda t.!eir, Isneli prime minis· our finger on whit's holdin • .us beck. n1at "" N1w1p l!.lr EIIIWprlie ter (1898-1978): • · . · ;. . If y~ can't thin!( ~f anxthlna that Alia .... an.) ' , . We a Bataan ' ' . I 'l ' t '· ' l oe..wn.: ' I '' • l• ~ o- Q ' . ' : RACINE! - · 'The &uthcrn Torfrehsman club evened · its' record at 3-3 Thursday with a S030 win over Federal Hocking. : Federal took a 9-6 lead after ene period; then Southern came . &ack to lead 2J-18·at the half. The 4ecorid half, Southern outsciored Federal 29-12, taking a 35-24 lead after three rounds en route to the $0-30 finale . . : Justin Hin led Southern with 17 . points, 5 assists . and a 7-for-8 · 6ight at the line. Justir Con.nolly ~cored 12 points, had six assists and seven rebounds . : · Derek Warden had -a great game ~ the post with sil points, a team hi&h 15 rebounds, and six· steals. t:jirt Crouch had four points and · (ive steals .in a great floor game. Cls rtis Neiglcr added four points, {tc Apperson . added two and Justin Allen nailed a three-pointer. Tommy Theiss had two points and six rebounds in his .best effort of · the year. · . . Federal Hocking was led by. Nathan Rosson .with 11 points, Jamie Hixson and Jim Baldwin scored six each. ~- Southern plays Nelsonville . York in Racine Monday at 6 p.m . ~ado ra· li';.· !• . ' .. OOPS- Ohio State'a Scoonle Penn (t2).IOMI the handle on · nlght'a game at Champaign, Ill. The llllnl'l Frank Wllllema ..nk 1 the ball after beating llllnoll' Cleotle· Brown off the dribble In 111t thre.~lnter •• tlme .ran out to glvallllnofe an f!!Jon win. (API- Illinois sinks Ohio State . • . tondon grid coach-· st~ps down, future ~labs un~ertain ·· . ! Road's not .an ~------------------~ This Week in the MAC. -· ·Saturday- ~ · easy ·place for_ MAC teams . Kent at Marshall :, LONDON, Ohio (AP).- After Ohio at Miami ~arly 'two yeats of legal maneupastern Michigan at Ball State · v~ri~g and ,religious debate, a high' Western Michigan .at Northetn.lllin9is. sc:hool football coach ·sued for Akron at Toledo. l~,aciing hi' players · in prayer d~cided he no loJ!ger wanted tq bi · Bowling qreen ~~ au~falQ on the' si(lelines. · • " Dav~ Pauhenmire, the he~d · UNDATED - Mid-American on the road, headBall State (10-1, 2·0), which , cgach ·at London High Sc;hool; a Conference teams with title aspi·. ing into what promises to be a entertains Eastern Michigan ~8 - 3 , p,~blic school, '$aid Thursday .that · . rations arc finding out life in colbruising. showdown at Marshall 2-0), has been a pleasant surprise he could no longer maklt' the, nee· lege basketball is nevc;r easy ()n Qn Saturday, · , f9r coach Ray McCallum. The e~sal'y commitment to his job and the road. . All ~f tho games are tough for Cardinals have been led by 6-foot· · r~igned ." He will oonlinuc to Last Sunday, . Marshall put a. coach Reggie Witherspoon of 8 fruhman forw . rd. Theron teach at the school. · · 10-0 record on th.e line in it$ first ·Buffalo (2· 10," 0-3}.· After taking Smith, whQ has wasted little time ~ Daubenmire had b.een under 'MAC road game of the season. over .when coach Tim Cohane was in becoming one of the MAC's top fl,fe since the summer of 1998 Bowling Green (1Q-2 overall•.2-0 fired in Decem6er, Witherspoon's all-around performers. when a group of residents London One of Saturday's top games conference) went.on,,a 19-0 te~r in first two game~ were against •accused him of forcing his rclithe first half on its way to an 85- North Carplina and Indiana. pits the teams selected in th~ pre· gfous views on his studenl• and -64 victory. Three days )ater, the While Buffalo went 5-24 last · season· to win divisional ·titles. . ,Thundering Herd (10·2, 2-2) went . · year and won just one MAC Akron (10·.3, 4·!l) is al Toledo (7• . P!.ay,ers. , .. · , ' ·. . He w11l conllnue to .be a spec11l on the road again and !oat again, ganie, Miami of Ohio was going 7, 1·2) in what figures to be an ed11.cation teacher at · the high this ti!ne to A~ron, 92-78. · 24·8 and winning the East Divi· early se&Slln meaauring stick for a ~~~ool, but hasn 'I decided his · Kent (10·11 2·0) won eight of sion ·behind mainstays Wally pair of deep and talented pro09aching future. 13 road gsmes laat year - one Szczerbiak and Damon .Frierson. grams. • Dliubenmire had a 73-45 record huge reason ~why . the Golden Now both have graduated and the In the oth~r game Saturday, . '4 London with. five appearances Flashes won a sc~ool-record 23 RedHawks (S-5, 1·1), w~o host Western-Michigan (4:7. 0·2) is at· iO.tlic state playoffs, including the ·aames -before tal!ing the MAC Oliip (8-6; ~-2) on Saturday, lire Northern lllin~is ' (7· 6, 1-3). Ceo, sehool's first in 1~92. • tournament title on a neulral' ilito· still tryina to b.11ild 10me momen· tral M;chigan (3·9, ~3) is iclle. ...!' " ' ' . .. in Toledo. Tllia year, Kent is 5-1 tuni. ' . '" ,· ' . . .' ' I,,,.;_ ' we Meigs girls defeat Bel,pre, win .1.0th straight game -' t ' ' · Southern's eighth grade girls fiftd themselves 3-3 just shy of the season's midpoint. SJHS won 28' this one time before. rebounded, but the Buckeyes lost possession 25. • CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (AP) ~ This time Frank · said. ''We went through •" Amber Mills led rebounding Williams' 3-pointet·at the liuzzer went in and We kepi' ours~lves in the game and now we · with 50 seconds remaining. Marcus Qriffin then With .15, Stephanie Michael had have to put it behind us." . · fumbled Bradford's pass under the basket with No;-19111inois got to celebrate. · tt. Kati~ Sayre and Emily Hill Ohio State tied the game with five. seconds 22 seconds to go and Ohio State had a final "As soon lisi got the bali, !.glanced at the ~ach had two blocks apiece. . clock and said, 'We got to get going,'" Williams left on a tip-in by Ken Johnson before Williams chance. _,. Scoring for Southern were Hill The Buckeyes took ·a timeout with 19 secsaid after his shot from above the key gave the · took the inbounds pass, drove to the middle and and Mills with two each, . Deana · ond~ left and Johnson tipped in Reese's miss for lllini an 80:-77 victory over No. 13 Ohio State on put up his 3-p(linter. Pullins six, Michael eight and · "It seems like every time we'd make a run, the finaltic. • Thursday night in the Big Ten opener for both Sayre 10. . . they'd make a blg three,'' Ohio State coach Jim The Buckeyes were able to stay in the game schools. · ·' Harmony Phillips led Bidwell Earlier this season, the fres~man point g~ard . O'Brien said. , "Our guys st~ed with ii the behind the second half play of Reese . .Redd's with 17. had missed a game-tying trey at the buzzer in a whole game. I was just a little disappointed at dunk, his three-pointer, from the baseline and a 1·· So!lthern. lost to Meigs. 32-26. loss to Duke and also misfired on a potential the end we couldn't find Williams. In a situa· follow shot by Brian Brown cut the lllini lead to SJHS was S·for-21 at the foul line game-winning triple when the lllini lost to tion like that, it just gets a little chao!ic. A'nd two with 8:05 left: olrtlllc -Meigs was 12-of~23. The then Williams steps up and makes the bi& bas; · But Bradford connected on his fourth trey to Maryland. T«nadCJeilgave·· up only two field ' • ., .,. ' ' . " ,... "rl r.;. •, mae it 66·6.1 ; . mlde 'a cross-court pass to · "If'! had missed that shot tonight 'it would ·ket." . c'Oals •the second half, but Meigs Illinois (9•3) got 20 points from Cory Brad; Brown for another three-pointer and then hit have been 'my third strike,'' Williams said. "I mide I 0-of-18 free throws. ford, 17' from ~ Cleotis Brown and 13 rrom . two free throws ·and the lead was back to 10 would have been down." . ·'.'l .aynee Davis led Meig~ in scor: · • lnsiead, he was mobbed at center ·court as Williams. · ' with 6:44 to go. · irig.with 18. Xantha Smith had six George Reese ~!cored a career-high 24 points, Reese then scored seven straight points and fans poured onto the court after his game-win~ points ~ Sarah Stober! five, Chrissy including 18 in the second half, for Ohio State Ohio State's final run cut it to 74-70 with 3:18 ner. Miller two and Nikld ·Butcher one Williams' shot cut off a rrantic Ohio State (8-3), while Penn had 16 and Michael Redd IS. left. pOint ' .. Bradford's third 3-pointer of the first half rally that saw the Buckeyes rally from 10.points The Buckeyes we~ hurt by -12 missed free . ''•Scoring for SJHS were Michael throws. and five straight points from Brown helped the down with less ~han seven. minutes left. It was With three points, Hill had two and ReeSe tipped in.a missed free throw by John· ' lllini build a 12-pOint lead. Ohio State cut it to Ohio State's second loss at the buzzer this sea· Katelyn Hood two .. Sayre led all son. The Buckeyes lost to Notre Dame i'n their son to bring the Buckeyes within 77· 75 with 42-35 at halftime when Reese hit one basket s~ring with 19. · I :23 -left. · · and then seconds later got free for a dunk just opener oil a last-second shot.. . , . :; The seventh grade girls opened . Illinois .missed a· shot and Ohio State before the buzzer. "It hurts," Ohio State guard Scoonie Penn their season by (jcfeatlitg BidwellPorter, 23· 21. With eight seconds left .in the game, Liz· Sandy scored the game winning basket. Scoring for SJHS . . . . .. were Susan Brauer, Ashley Rouah . an!! Sandy, all with four each. By Dave Harrla • Jolmber Vit'ning,· I'renn·,1':~er Shn'mpl;n .and Marauders' press, committing just six turnovers. Vining had five of the , Joanne Pickens had five points • nine assists and seven of her club's l1 assists. Sentinel Corra8p0ndent and Broqke Kiser had six. ·· Brook£ Williams combined for 51 points to · Stephens led Belpre (5·3, TVC S-1) with 20 poinls. She BELPRE - Ron Logan's Meigs Lady Marauders have Sandy led with. .10 rebounds, lead Meigs to its ~Oth straight win. was the only Golden Eagle in double figures. Belpre hitl9-of· reached lhe halfway point of the season with a perfect 10-0 Bra~er had eight _ and Mirinda . 40 from the field (48 percent) and was 5-for-7 from the line . · . record after. picking up a big road victory 59-44 at Belpre Da'v1s grabbed ~even. Williams seven as Logan's Marauders held a 44-29 lead head· (71 percent). · ., · Thursday. evening. • . . · . • Scoring for B·P was Ward with ing into the final eight minutes. . Stephens had 10 of Belpre's 28 rebounds. Belpre had 14 The Marauders.(10-0, TVC 7-0) benefited greatly from the IS and Cau~ill 4. Wellington and The · Marauders held as much as a 17 point lead in the turnovers and five 'Steals with Stephens and Afton Thornhill ~ring of Amber Vining, Jennifer Shrimplin and Brooke Minnis had two uch. Williams. The three combined to score S 1 of the maro6n and fourth period, but Logan went to the bench and the Golden · geuing two each. . Against Meigs, Sout~ern lost Eagles were able to close the gap a little. Belpre won the junior varsity game 28-25. Jessica Arthurs go! d.'s 59 poinls. 4'5-27: Sammi Pierce scored 29 V!ning I~ the ~arau~crs with 19, Shrimplin _added ~8 an~ led t~e winners with 15 points. · Meigs. came out in ·the first period and took a 14-10 lead, paintS, Stumbo· had nine, Games Wilhams 14 mcludmg mne of 10 from the foul hne. Me1gs h1t. Mindy Chancey and Shannon Soulsby led Meigs with eight with Shrimplin scoring six in the' period and Vining adding fl~e and Bailey tw'l. . · · · 21-of-S, O from the floor (42 percent), including 2-0f-IO.from , points.each. · · · . fi:ve. Myka1a Stephens led the Golden Eagles with six. ·f·. For S1HS, Sandy l.ed with 12, Meigs will nit the hardwood again Saturday evening when Meigs i~c;reased the lead to 27-15 at the half. Vining'had long range. Meigs went to 'the line 22 times and ltit 15 (68 per· Kiser with seven, Roush with fpur, . . . they put their undefeated mark on the lirie at home against six in the second quarter and Marjorie Bratton came off the cent).. · ll!ld Brauer and lckens with two Me1gs pulled d?Wn 24 rc~~?~ndsl~ by Wilhams ~1th 10. River ValleY: The junior varsity game will start at 5:55. Meigs bench' to chip in five. . · ellch. , Kise~ had five ass isis. In ·the third period, Shrimplin scored eight points and Th~ Marauders d1d a good JOb handmg the Golden Eagl~ will host Miller on Monday with the jay-vees starting·at 5:55. •.-'J' • • '·~ t .' . \' ~ By JACI( ANDERSON against un~asonable searches ane and DOUGLAS COHN .seizures, shall not be yiolatcd, 811( WASHINGTON - Next to the no warranls shall i!ISuc, ·but upor . IRS, the Occupational Safety and probable cause." · . · In.fairness, OSHA ¢!aims ii 1111. . Health Ac!ministration is the agency · most feared by businesses, and now, . no intention . of 5CBrChing privUt. thanks to a bizarre' ruling, by indi· homes. But if this is so, why did ·1· viduals as well. make the ruling? Am:! since the ruJ. OSHA; a Department .of Labor ing is in place, future leaders of IlK agency, was established by Con- feared agency might indeed· <:Ore; grcss to protect workers from haz· mence such searcheS. Yet who gal!t' ardous working conditions, but in OSHA the right to make such rulel the business community it is known in the first place? Congreu did, j•· . for ils heavy-handedne!!l'· Empow- as it has with the IRS and numcroil!' ered to levy firies, it does 5o on a . other ~~&encies .. CQngress rna~ subjective basis. Hence, lacking ·in laws, agencies make rul~ and ~ . uniformity, it has gained a reputa· can't tell the difference. · 7! tilin for arbitrariness. The Idea that -it is manifest!) Clearly, many violations ~rve . unfair to penaliliC' an employer fines, but a business owner .is rarely conditi'1"5 .at an e~p'?Y~'s honlt~ prepare~ for an ?SHA inspection . seems ob~1ous, but II IS. ~ COlli( , · and hap~d dehvery of penalties. terproduct1ve. In an era of coln)Ju!, This is why busin~ JX10ple are so ers and the)nternct, when more ~" fearful of the agency. . m~~e employees arc able ,to "have r Now comes the zinger. OSHA'-· all • - ~ork at home and care f~ . not Congress - has ruled thai the1r ch~ldre~: .- a!ong . c:ome ' . workers who work in their own OSHA With th1S I!)Credible dismce~ • homes are covered by OSHA This ti~e. Fc~cr and fewer ·C?rnpanie: means that OSHA has given iisclf ~II ·be mcllned to 1\'th~ze :-vo"~. the right to enter- your 'home and , ~ng at . home ~cause, 1~ WIU . either shut you down or levy fines .1mposa1ble, ~~ly arKI lepll~ against you'r employer. If the OSHA to IRSpcc:l 8111fJMnltor ~ home agent san your handrail ia ullllfe, Ill e115~ OS~ compll~. :'b ~ : it's a fine. If 1he asent says lighting so. would constnute' ~ mv~ c: is insufficient, Ws a fine. If the qcnt pnvacy -: ~-gh a nght to PI~~ says your electricjly is insufficient.' IS not eohstitullonall~ ;-protected -; ' . for you~ecjuipment, !t's a.flne.lfthe 1 and concelvJlbly 1!1~ fall U~ 111-.J agent says your doOrstep haS a loose Fo\lrth Amendment.· . · brick, It's a fine. · . . . ' ·. But ,the ~!em. ~ not oir ~ ' . And whO ieceives the fine? Your agcnq • foohsh ruh"', 11 IS the~., employer. You will hav~ simply that an u~cl~ body could m~ rec~ived an unwelcome · visitor · ·. such a ruhng m the,t:!!!':' • !be· · · . ' . (PolhtCIII . ' .. ' . a 11 one wh~ 1gn~~ your _Fo~rth E•n91'CIIflwor11iadon lhluw·i ".. mendmcnt nghts. The .n¥ht of ' JIICk. AnclerHn 8lld OaUitl'~ , t~e people to be IICCU~in t~elr per· Cohn - COhlll'lllllila far IJrihl ' . ~. hCJU$tiS, papers, and elfcets, F.-u,. 8yndlcaiL) Southe.r n junior.high girls update . ' GLOUSTER - Behind a 16p<iint .effort by . Juli Bailey, the .· • Eastern Bagles rolled to 52-32 Tri· Valley Conference victory over the Trimble Tomcats Thursday night.· . Eastern (4-6, TVC 2·5) was led by Bailey's 16-point, seven rebound effort; followed by Oanielle Spencer with 13 and Becky Davis with seven. Stacie Watson ga~ered four points and led the •team with ~ight rebounds as a sophomore. Trimble (0·9, TVC 0·8) was led in· scoring by Jessica Ash with 14 points, while Julie Richards and Kim Guffey each had .six points. Eastern came out in the first half in a . man to man and held Trimble to just two points ·in the first quarter, while holding the hosts to ten for the half. Eastern led 25· tO .at the intermission. "We started out in .a great manto-man, but wanted to work on . some zones in .the second half," · said Eastern head ·coach Paul Brannon. "The first half we phiyed with great intensity, but I guess .we kind or wore ourselves out. We made some turnovers we don'i normally make and missed some arc get· easy shots inside, but ling better." Eastern put some offense on the board in the third period, but . defensively gave up 16 in a 45 ·26 tally. Eastern motored on to a 52· · 321riumph. Eastern .was 20-of-46 on twopoint attempts, 1-for-4 from threepoint range and 9-of-22 at the line. The Eagles had 36 rebounds. Wat· son .led with eight. Bailey and Baker had seven,each: Eastern had. six assists (Baker 2, Spencer 2), fifteen tur11ovcrs and 13 fouls. Trimble hit 15-of-46 from the field with no three point attempts. The Tomcats had 24 rebounds led by Ash with si'x. Trimble commit· ted ,18 turnovers, had 10 ~isiS, led by Judson with three. Judson recorded two of ~1: Tomcats' six steals. Trimble wlis whistled for 19 fouls. Eastern (7-1) won the reierve game 36·5. . Bastern .was led by Holley Broderick with 10 points, Sara Mansfield added nine and Wbitney Karr chipped in seven , points. ' • . ' STEWART - Federal Hocking pu,lled off a 54-42 triumph over the Southern Lady Tornadoes Thursday night during girls Tri·Valley Conrerenl:e Hocking Division basketbaU play , at Federal Hocking High School. Federal Hocking (6-4, TVC 6-1) was led by Jamie Linscott with 16 points. Terclla Wadcrker scored 14 points and Bell) Withem had nine. Southern was led by Kati Cummins with ,12 points. Kim Ihle had 10 and Sarah Brauer added seven. Freshman Bngctt Barnes also tallied seven .and Heather Dailey six. · Southern (1·8, TVC 0-6) battled to a hatd·fought 10-10 first period tie, the dropped to a 30-20 deficit at the half,. Southern -twice battled to under eight points in the second half, after dropping.to 45·33 in the 'third frame. With three minutes to go South· ern trailed 48-40, bait lime ran out on I I • ' II Lancers hold off Tor·nadoes the Tornado comeback as Federal hit · 5-of-8 at the line including a 4-for:4 stint by Re11ec Stevens. lhle had a great second half with . eight poinls ll!ld a 6-for-7 perfor· mance at the foul line. !hie was 8-of· 10 overall at the charity stripe. ' Southern hit 15-of-48 two-point attempts and was 0-for-1 from·threc. point land. The Tornadoes finished 12-of-21 at the line. Brauer collected nine of Southern's 31 rebounds. · SHS had 14 steals, with lhle's five leading the way. Cummins and . lhle CICh had two assists to account for all of Southern's handouts. the · 'I'ornadocis committed ~1 turnovers · and 23 fouls. ' · Federal had with 18 turnovers and 19 fouls. · . Southern won ihc reserve game for its fourth consec:utivewin,.3J-34 . led l!y Rachel Chapman and Amy . Lee with dual 11-point effo~. Sarah Sprinaer had 13 for f~ral. • �CalohO•Wm T.,.llaW.kor B<dlWkllem . -· Basketball Local scoring summaries Ju.eUUt«t ~ 1\tflp !9,1dpn 44 Mctll 1~ 14 13 •• • 59 JO 5 14 15 • lkll"' 44 I Molp (IIJ.<I, TVC 7-8} ~V!mna Z:lt ~ fi {S·3, TVC S.l) 1$1. J,j)L Kaue Whttlatch 0 a Candy Mmlone .. 1 0 Mtchel\e West 'l 0 M1chcle Brown 2 0 a.ct1 Thomas 3 0 Mykala S1ephen1 8 0 Afton Thornhill l 1 Totall II I Aulsts· nla Dklorked tllots 0 Rebounds: 28 (Stephens 10) Stt'als: Thornh1ll 2) Total FG1 19 40 ( 475) 14 Belp~ Eos!~l'll 14 11 19 2 S 16 Tnmbl~: flw< IT lla. 0.0 0.0 0.0 0-0 I2 4-.5 Eastt-m 0 2 4 4 7 20 1 1l:O 5·1 '" Fou.lt ola. ~ Easlem !l, Trimble 32 (Stephens. 1\lntOvtn: 8= 6 "' 52 IT fiL Amber V:ln Stckle 1 0 · 0.0 4 Damel\e Spencer 'i 0 '1..5 11 lull Bruley 6 0 4-9 16 Sma Mnnsfleld I 0 0-0 2 Amber Baker 2 0 2 .5 6 Bn:ky Oa' 1s 2 I ().0 7 Stacte W<Uson l !l 0:.! l Totals 10 1 9·11 51 A5slsts: 6 (Unkrr Spencer 1) Blotked 1hot1 0 Foul ~ . 11 Rcbuund.!i ~6 (Wauon 8) Steals: nla 'rot1d FGs. 21 50 ( 420) .'1\~rnonrs: 15 Trrmble 11).9, TVC 0.8) flw< 1$1. J,j)L IT fiL JeUICol A~ h 1 0 00 14 Julie Rkhards. 1 0 0-0 6 Shuwllll Judson 2 0 0-2 4 Kun Guffey 2 0 2·2 6 Enuly Grtffin l 11 Q:U l. Totals IS 0 1-4 31 A.u1sb IO (Judson 3) BICK:Ikrddaots:O Fouls: 19 Rebounds 24 {Ash6) Sttals:6 1b..IFGs: 15 46 ( 126) Turnovers: 18 Federal HocKing 54, Sou.them 41 Southern 10 10 13 9 = 42 Federal Hocking I 0 20 IS 9 = 54 Sottlhem (1-8, TVC Q.6) tim< 1$1. J,j)L IT & Ktm lhle I 0 8 10 10 Heatl~er Dmley 3 0 • ().() 6 Sarah Brauer 3 0 1·2 7 Stacy Lyons 0 0 Q.O 0 Kat1 Ct1mm1ns 5 0 '2-5 12 TRmmy Fryar 0 0 0-2 0 Bngeue B.:mtes .3. 0 .1.:2. 1 Totals 15 0 11·11 42 A~~ists : 4 Blocked shols· 0 Fouls: 2~ Rebounds. 31 (Brauer 9) Steals: 14 (Ihle 5) 'lbtll FGs I 'i-49 { 306) 1\irnonm 21 4 '' F«<eral Hocklnc (6-4, TVC 6-1) 1:111. J,j)L IT lla. Re ~ Stevens 0 0 44 4 lanuc:: Sunmons 2 0 I2 5 Anwlia 56, On. Andenoo 44 Anowcrp 50, Hi•uvdle 47 Altldi1 57, Vanlue 54 EASTERN CONFERENCE 4-DI- liooo .w .. ea. 21 10 671 Maami • New York - 19 12 19 IS 16 16 13 17 Pbilldelptn1 Oolaado 8011011 ' New Seney Wuhln&IM 611 559 500 433 12 19 387 11 21 Ul Cmt,.IDI.taiOII lndillll ~ 9 710 Cbltlaoc 18 13 581 TOIOllll> 18 13 581 Dottoit 18 14 S6l M1lwaul:rt 18 15 .$4l CLEVELAND 13 19 406 Atluna 11 20 355 l '}f> 101 ChiCIIO -·- Iii 2 J~ '~ 7'h 9 JO'~~: 4 4 4'o 5 10 II 18 WESTERN CONFERENCE ~ldwnt :r.... - Utoh Db-lsion .w .. ea. 21 10 Sill AatOftlt> Mtnnesoll Denver Housron Dallas ~77 21 12 IS 14 M6 '111 16 15 516 10 22· 313 9 2J 281 7 24 226 Vanc:ou~er LA Laten' Portland P~ntX Seattle Sacramento LA Chppm Golden Sfllte 30 A1lr 1!111 !6 Akt " - 49 Akr Elkc <4.5, Ala Guf"te:Jd 40 A1rx M-66,E.C1n 35 Akl Nonh52,Akr Ko..... 29 Albooy A~Uildet 84. M<Mt1ur V'm~oo Counly Alliaoce 58 lllveMII SE 44 NBA standings · ~2 ~+6, TVC :Z-!) 1$1. ;!,JJt. ,._ :It I IJ.II 54 Alliltl: WL aa.dlell .a..&: ala. ,.. . ., 19 RtiMelldJ: ala s...: ala. 'hW F'G11 DJa. 'I'WMWUI: II ~ Shanoon Pric:e I 0 0..0 2 Jcmrufer Shrimphn 9 0 0.1 18 Brooke Wtlhanu I I 9-10 14 Amy Hyit!ll , 0 0 1·2 I Ashley Thomas 0 0 0..0 0 Tiffany Halflnll 0 0 0.0 a Manssa Whaley a 0 0.0 a ~iaJone Brouon 2 0 1-1 ~ Tiffany Qualls Q ll ll:Q ll Tot..1 19 2 15·22 59 Assists: 9 (Vtmng ~) Blocked lhocs: 0 Foull: nla Rebounds, 24 (Wtlhmns 10) Steals: I I (Virunl 71 TOll! FCs. 2 1 -~0 ( 420) Thmowen: 6 ~ Obio H.S. girls' scores Mory,.._ Paclft( Division 2':1 s 24 8 19 II 20 ll 18 I I 9 6 Iii I ~ 5 II '• 12'· 14 844 750 22 26 ~ll l 7 6ll 621 290 7 7 17 188 21 Thursday's scores Toronto 101 Sacramento 89 Mtanu Ill Hoo51on 9S Detroit 101 Milwaukee 9~ CLEVELAND 90 Golden Stnte 7'i MIIUICSO tU 98 Portland 96 Utah 105 Dollu 92 lnduma 102, Denver 97 Tonight's aames Chtcaso at Washmston, 1 p m Socramento at BOston 7 p n'l Vancoover at New Jersey, 1 JO p m Toroato 111 Atlama, 7 ]0 p m New York a1 Orlaado 8 p m San Antoruo at Phoe:n1x 10 30 p m Chnrlotte at LA Lak:en 10 30 p m Saturday 's games New Jersey vs Mianu, 7 ~ p m Mmncsota Dl Dt1r011 - :m p. m CLEVELAND at-New York., 1 30 p m Atlanta at Dallas, 8 p m Utah a1 Houston 8 \0 p m. Orlando at San Anloruo S 10 p m Boston at Chtcago 8 JO p m Wa.stlington at Mtlwaukec, 9 p flL Charlotte at Denver 9 p m Phoem~ at Ponlond, 10 ¢m L A Lakersat Seattle 10 p m lnchana at LA Chppcn I 0 10 p flL Sunday's games Vancouver at Toronto 3 p m Manncsoll. at Philadelphia. 6 p m lrwhaoa ar Sacramento 9 p m Seaule at Golden State, 9 p m tim< Areanum 51 , CoVJnaton 35 Archbold 76 Bry111 62 Achnaton 61, l.tapuc 46 Alhvdle Teay1 Val 58. Amanda ClelOCiftk 20 Bucom Hopewell Loudon 77, Foslona St Wendthn 37 Balav1a 52, Wesren Brown 4S Bellaare'81. RayiBDd Buckeye Loca162 Bellbrook 61, New Lebanon Dune 12 Belmont UnJOft 62. S1 Oaanv:~llc 59 Bcthoti·Tatc 61, New Rtchmond JOZ Bloom·Cmoll 52, Hanuhoa Townlhtp J4 Bluft'IOD 61, Upper Sc10t0 Valley 45 80lkin•99 Anna 59 BowlinJ. Greea 72. Maumee 64 8rookvtlle 58, Carhs~ 38 Carty 42 Sycamore Mohawk 40 CmcoWa Mianw. Eut 59, Spnng CatholiC 32 Castaba Mqarena 83, Sandusky Sl Mary s 31 Olilhcomt Unioto 76, Wlllu~msport Westfall 40 CnL Alkc:all, Cln Taft 2.5 C1n Colmi n 62, Uberty Twp Lakota Easl 28 Cm Glen Eate 6.5, Cm. Northwest 2.5 Cm Hu&hts61, Moun1 Healthy 31 Cm McNicholas !14 Kenenng Alter ~9 Cin Mercy 47 Cm Seton 41 Ctl, Mt Notre Dame 45, Ctn McAuley 28 Ctn N01thCqllege H1IIM St Bernard48 Cln Pnncet:on 60. Ham~lton ~n Cm Reuding ~I, Manemoot49 • Cm SCPA51 SyCiney. Aumoho 42 Cm St Ursula 56. Cm Unuhnc 44 Cm Summtt Countr)' .Day 65 New M.mml 2'1 Ctn Sycnmo~ ~9 Mdfqrd 29 Ctn Whiteoak 65 Riple)' S~ Cm Withrow 49 Cm Westet"n H1l\l 44 OT C~n Wyommg 65 Cm Tnylor H Ctrclevalle 57 Clln.al Wmc:hester U ClarksvJile Clinton Massie 44 Blnnchester -II Clyde 51 Port CHnton W Coldwater 68 t{ockford Parkway 46 Coll1ns Westem Reserve 41 G~nwu:h South Cent 41 Col Ubeny Chr 69 Torah Aclldemy 20 Col Obto Deaf 26 Villase Acod 20 Col World Harvest 49 CSG 42 Columbiana Creslvtew 78, Scbnns S6 Convoy Crestvrcw 51 Paulding 26 Conland Lakevtew 49 Ubeny n Crown Cny South <kllhn 74 Symmes Volley 61 Do.nbury n, Tol Emmanuc!l Bnpt1st D Danville 62 Ftedcncktown ~7 Day Carroll ~4 Oxford Talawanda H Day ChluJUmide-Juhentte 72. Day Meadowdale ll Day Jefferson 30 Mtarru Valley 26 Day Oakwood ~9 Day Northndge ~ "\ Defiance Ayersv1lle 60 Edgerton 52 Delawore Chr 32, Temple Chr ~I Delphos Jefferson .59 Allen Ease 26 Delphos St John's 69 St Henry "65 OT £. Ltverpool ~I Youna Wilwn 46 E Palestme 39 Umltd lS Eaton 4S, Mtddletown Mad.lson 19 Elida 38, Defittnce lS Elyna FBCS ~7. Lake R1dge 48 Fatrfield ~n L1ma Sr ~ 7 Fmdlay 6.5, Sandusky 51 Fort Loranue .55 HOUSIOR 40 Fon Re<:tWety 66 New Knox' Jlle 63 Fremont Rou 48, Fostona 28 Fremont St Joseph 71, Att1ca Seneca E ~7 Fl Recovery 66, New KnoJtvtlle 6~ Galton Nonhmor ~I. Manon Ulth 47 Germetown Valley V1ew 59 Preble ShaWnte 42 Gtbsonburg .53, Elmwood 45 O~nficld McClalo 58 Lynchburg Clay 47 Hannibal Ri ver 88 Woodsfield Monroe Cent -10 H1Wlland Wayne Tma S8, Fatrvtew 48 Heath 48 Liberty Umon 42 Hillsboro 47 Oeorgc&own 32 36 M , OloeWtt R,IVtr Valley S4 1 - c - 69, lll!Goaff R•venido 44 Jamawwn OnatCV~tw 60 Cedlrville :\$ ~ JohD.ROWll Honbri4&e 52, Jotuutown-Monroc Kansas l...akota 46 Woodmort- J3 Kntoo R11lae 61 Stlri111 Stu.wnre $9 l.ancuwr Fairfle14llrtJOD 62. LoJitl Elm 49 I ... mer Alber ,_ Ucti.ng HciJhh 50 l...elvrtbbwJ: 1...aBne 39, ~wton f'alh 32 Leboooll 75, Nonooad 70 Uma Bath S8 CeU1t1 57 Umo ~51 )ltia46 U1boo 5l,Columblllll41 , Lisbon Beaver 45 Wellsvtlle 29 J..oaM 79 Poml Pleasant (W Va) 34 London 46, Buley 40 Loudonvalle 69 Wooster Tnway 60 Maanolta Sandy Valley 45 1 Zoarv1lle Tuscar1wu V&l 32 r,f.,a Stein Manon ~2 New Bremen 4() Manetta 7S, Athens 69 ~~~~~~~~:~~~Fiatr~leu l8 39 W Res 42 67, Black Rwer 3.5 Melamora Evergreen 59, lkha 53 Mtlford Center Fa1tbanb 42 Jonathan Alder 35 Mtllcnbur& W Holmes 4), Clear Folk '9 MJIImpon .5~ , Berne Unton 44 MogaOore 61, Cuyaboga Valley Olr 45 , Morral Ridgedale 65 Mount Giluctr55 Morrow Unle Mumli SO Ham1hon Ross 44 N hc:kson laduon·MIIton 46 lowellv1lle 39 N Ltma S Ran8e .52, Manhews ~I New Alb11ny 5.5, Granvtlle 41 New Carll$le Tecumseh 49,·Greenon 3S New London 56. Mapleton 48 New Madtson Tr1-Village 46 An~o nm4 1 New M1ddlerown Spnns 48 Mlntral R1dge 46 Newton 40 Bradford 34 Norton 7l. CovCfltry .52 Natwalk St Paul40, Monroe\llle l7 , Old fo(l61, N Baltimore 5~ Old WaSh Buckeye Trrul 5Y BnmeSVIJie 17 O~Jon Clay 56 Tol Wh1tmer 45 ' OrT\'IIIe 18 Mnnsr~ld Mn<hson 19 Onoville 60, Kollda l7 Pnhdorn Gtlboa 69 Cory Rawson 29 Pembervtlle Easlwood 66 Genon 46 Perrysburg 4 ~ Holl111d Spnng, 14 Ptonecr N Central 77 Fayette 49 Pitt:burg Frankhn·Murwoc:: 12, Nail Tnul \g Pomeroy Me1gs 59 Belpre 44 Portsmouth 54, McDermou Sctoto NW 46 Portsmouth W 64 Portsmouth Clay 21 Run ta 64 F111rln.wn 22 Sandtt1k.Y Perkms 42, Oak Harbor ~4 " Shltdytide 76, Bndgcpo11 21 S1dney l.;hman 54, Mllton•Umon 46 Spann Highland 47, M111'ton Elgm 42 Spring NW 45 Bellefontaine 27 R•datwood 35 Swanwa4l, UtJercy Cenlfl 48. Tiffin Cllwert 74 Beltsvd)c 16i Tlpp Oty Btlttel ~~ Mtwuuuwa V.al 30 Tipp Otyllppec.uoe 70 Ben Lo&an 44 Tol Ottawa Hills 74, Tot 0.. 44 T....,. fdsewood S6 Middlelown feltWI<k 54 Orbw 55. Sprioa. NE JO Utica 41 Howard E. Kno• Jl Van Buren 57. findlay Liberty·Btooon 51 Van Wert~ . Onawa-Glandorf 34 Van Wert UDCOiavtew 51, Spencerville 29 VemuiiOtt 44, Ashland 33 Venalllea S8, Oraham,36 Vtntf:nt Wlll"l"en $7, Galltpolas Galha 47 W Alexandria Twtn Val S 48 Tn-Coumy N 45,0T W Untt)' Hdltop SO PeutSvtlle 4! Wipili!nela 7-4, Ktb!.on SS Warren Harding70 Fdch 52 Wuhm&ton C H 58, Onmdv.ew Hts 42 W~~~c:rford 62, Hemkx:k M1Utr 16 W~Mtseon 84, Mompclier !H Waynesv1Uc 37, S Charle:llon SE IS Welhnaton 56, T~ of Ufe 36 Wellston 55 Nelsonv1Ue- Yoik 4S West CIUlolltoo 49, Day Stebbins 43 West O.Cster Lakota West67. Mtddlelown1 19 Well Jefferson 41 . M&dtson Plana 37 Wh1teltowe Wayne ~9 Sylvarua N011hview 51 WinterSVIlle lnd Creek ~7. Cadit Hamson Cent 40 Wo11hmg1on Chr 61 , Centerburg S6 You BoarOOwt 49. You 1Jrsulme 38 IOJ- tlJ' •C: 118 II~ -" 'hciftc DIYWin .., Pllotnil 22 14 4 0 48 126 10!1 • .I Dallas 21 1.5 .5 I 41 100 93• • SanJose 20 19 .5 3 41 122 lot .,.~ Lo1Angclc• 18 1.5 1 :2 4$ 123 liS r' Anahc1m 18 18 4 I 41 97 99 •,, Ovenimc losses eoun1 u alon llll11 reaului~ . ~ Thul'lday'socorea Toni(lht's games Hockey I' . •"' • :J .. .. . 1' ·r '. •• Saturday's games NHL standings "• N Y Islanders at Boston 7 p m N Y Ranscn at Toronto 7 p m Buffalo at Ottawa, 7 p m • Atlanta 111 Washmgton 7 p m .. Phoenix nl New Jersey 7 ~0 p m A.nahe1m at Delrott 7 30 p m P111sburgll at Ptuladelph!il 8 p m Vnncouver at St Louu, 8 p m Oucago at NllSllvtlle, g p m Tampo Bay ot Calgary 8 p m Flonda nt Snn J o.s~ I 0 30 p m • Norlhea&t Division Toron~o ............... :... 24 13 4 3 .5~ 124 9~ ouawn 21 13 6 2 so 110 96 Bruton 14 17 10 2 40 107 116 Buffalo 16 20 5 I 38 106 11 6 Mon treal 12 S I 30 88 107 • ST~RT DATING TONIGHT! 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State tested nursing aaslstanta en· couraged to apply Applications are available at the Meigs Multipurpose Senior Center,Muiberry Toys, Jewelry, Wood Sewing , 'l'iPing Groal Payl CALL f.BOQ1'9$-0380 ExU201 (24 Hnl) Auto Technician 5 Years E~~:perl~ ence Auto Mechanic 2 Ytarl Ex· perlence Rata Of Pay 11 Negotl ~ lb1t Houri 8 A Mr T" & P.M P81d Holidays Apply In Poroon AI Ea~ Aulo Sarvlco, Bklwall, OH 458t4, Phone 740·388·9~18, 11 You Have No Variable Experience Pleaae Don't Apply 'Proflclenlln LOIUB t23 Ar.l MSWorks 'Good Oral And W~ten COmlronication Ski~ 'Ability To Prtor"la Tesko E~actlvaly 'DtlaN Orlentad Ohio Valley Qank Oilers A Gon· eroua Benefits Package Including 401-K Rellrement And Cara.er Advancamanl Oppooi1M1Itln • E•porlan~od ~nd Ouallflod Por· 1ons Should ~end A11um1 To Ohio Yallay Bank,'c/o Human Aesourcoa Depl., 420 Thlnl Avo..,o, Painting~ ate (304)87•- 4823 or (304)674-0155 cal Or TOLL·FREE Acce11ll $19 95 Per Month Unlimited COrrmonlcallon Skill 'AbllllyTo Manege Mu~ Proj'ExcolleniTyping Sltlllo 'AbiNJv To lnletfact W11h All LAMia Of Managomom. 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Box 1101, Gl"ll!colll, OH4~1 WILDLIFE JOBS To Ut SO IHR INC BENEFITS GAME WAR DENS, SECURITY, MAIN\ENANCE, PARK RANOER8. NO EXP NEEDED FOR ~PP. )IND EX~M INFO, CALL t · 100·813· 3885. EX! 1421t.' 8 AM ·8 ~M, 7 DAYS ldl, Inc 360 Real Estate Wanted W.Poy~ For LANDI Three Doors. Bath Room and a Heated Paint Room Lots of stor· age This lovely home Is tocaled on a corner large lot 3 5 mila& out Evon lilts Ualod 20 ·!500 Acres Coli Ryan 1104!121 W341li Anlhony l.aoo Co-ny LTO Sandhill Road, PI Pla..anl, WV, at the corner of Sandhill and BeMa Roads (Carpet and closing costa negotiable) For an •P· www OOII)trytyma com WV Lanct wanted. suitable for hunting No utilities, no access, polntment call (304)&75•5403 St48,000. no p<oblam (740)2&9·7246 RENTALS 410 Houses for Rent 2 Bedroom Small House, Clean, 3 Miles Oown Route 7, $3!50/Mo Must Have Good References 740-448-t8t5 740-448·t243 2 or 3 bedroom house ln Pamer· oy, no pets, 74(1.992·5858 233 Second Avenue, 2 Badrooms. 1 112 Balh!l, Large living Area. Walk Anywhere Downtown PsriUJ\g In Raar, $475/Mo Do· poSit, References, 740·448-4928 Fair Hooslng Act of t988 whlcl1 makes ~ II)Wal 3 Bedroom, 47112 Spruce Sl. Carport, lg Kitchen $390 Mo , $390 Sacurlly Otpooll Apply Topes Furnllure 151 Second Ave No Phone Cal~l 3BMBA, 2 Car Garage M1 Allo $8!50 llml1allon or dlscrlmlnallon • mo Deposit Required Call t-740-983-2933 allar 4PM T h i s - will not House And Trailer, 2 Bedrooms Each Relrences and Oeposll Required Water And Trash Paid knowingly accopt advenlsaments for real 8Siate which Is In VloiBIIOn ollhe Olw Our ruadol& ""horo1>y 74o-388·tt00 Ntce 4bedroom House/Clifton Kitchen, Bathroom LtvlngAoom Fuii·Basament/Carport $300 month plus utilities Deposit & lnfonnad 1hB1 alldwellngo advat11:10d In lhls rt~W~pap~r are avatlaflle on an equal I basil Rotaranco (3Q4)n3-5054 Pilot Program, Renters Needed :l04· 738-7295 320 Mobile Homes , lor Sala Three bedroom all tleclrlc ranch home with allacl'led garage, fenced back ~ard. large lot at Meadow Land Estates Pt Pleas· ani seoo month plus reference& $2,000 00 oft Seloclad Single Wide- Home• Super Low Paymental Oak Wood tiomas, Bar- . aoo deposn. :Kl4-824·2480 .420 Mobile Homes for Rent 14x70 Trailer w/24 II Expando, tor rent In Camp Conrey area !5678 $325 monlh (304)875-5477 1974 12Jt60 all electric, ytashar dryer refrigerator, oven, curtains couch and chair, two window eir condlllonors, In Porllaoo. raacty 10 Between Athens and PomerQY, 2 & 3 bedroom mobile homes, 1260-$300, 740-992·2167 move, $3500, 740·843-5310 day1 or 74o-1143-5t47 Mnlngs 2 ·3 Bedrooms And t ·2 Bad· room a S27 5 ·1200/Mo • McCormick Roed, 740·448·8844 Leave Masaago 1988 Rodman Danville 14x70 Also Has Expando, Vary Nice, St3,000, 74(1.388 8335 2 Bedroom Furnished Mobile , Home $300/Mo Includes Heat, 1997 14X70 Oakwood, 3 bad- $100 Dtpooll, Localed On Han· room, nan Trace Road 1 Mile Off 218, 2 balh, an electric Oetll Conaolldatlon, Mortgagtl 1897 Clayton 14x56 Owner May 2 Bedroom 1mall Uoblle Home Am Rofl.,.nclrv. 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Road Cui In NEEDS TLC, Slnglewldos Anowed S2.300Down MEIGS COUNTY Beautlft,d well maintained BJ.lev· el Home with • Bedrooma, 3 full Baths, Large Famnv Room with working fireplace. Living Room and Allachad 2 car Garage PkJs ea. Inc 800·322· tt 39, Ext 050 Volclln KY, IN, CT $8,995 Financing Available I&~ land Aulomated Medical Servtc· 45831, Alln. Fortman Poaltlon Frolghlll.,.ro Wllh Sleepers Muot Restrictions, 74(1.245-5776 Nice Home. Plenty ot ,Room, 3 Bedroom, Brick Reduced Price bouravlllo, Wv H304)·738-7295 or 1-(304)-738-2395 Single Driver, Lata Model Kenworth& With Reefers West Coast Carriot' Te1m Straight Truck, Lata Modal 2 4.e Acres. Homesite Green Township , Gallla County Flat, SC:eniC, Close To Gallipolis, Soma Downtown. Has 3 Bedrooms, Large Kitchen, 1 Bath. New Roof And S!dlng, Asking Price CD-ROM lnvoslmanl t4.995 - The Wo1k Is Local, Pay lo Good, Bonuuo Paid. 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(304)773· 5577 Ohio Yallay Bank Ia Now Accspt· lng Appllcallono For A Stcralary 'Protlclenlln Lo!US ti3 Aoo Othar Computar Programs. back porch, each has two bedroom•. bath , re frigerator and slOW, on 3 acre, IIWI tn one and (:Kl4)273-IM85 ' tel MONTH FREEII NEW lnlar· 1 or 2 Bedroom, Near Wai·Mart Aalerencaa Deposit Required UIHII'-5 Paid No Petal (740)·24~ 3 BA Repoa /Foreclosures, Fee, 4% Down For Listings/ Payment S2t 000 , 740·448-4987 Aller 5 PM , 74()-446.7300 Dayo recommanda thai you do bual· ness with people you know, and NOT to send money through the mall until ~ou have lnvestlgaled lhe olferlng TWo otder mobile home• 1n counlry, remodolocl, nlca & clean wllh House On Fourth A¥enua, Galli· Bualne11 Opportunity val t-888·928-3428 All klnd Vacuum Swtfepera. $10 & up Kttchen Table, 4 Chairs Good Shape S20 (:l04)67!HI~t2 HOMES FROM $1H.30 lllo. 1 • WIH clean hou11s at reasonable prices, good refet'enoes avallabte, eall today tor appointment, 740o 210 blah AubtMah Flemovatlncludad You Pay eteclrlc 1340 97400· BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT Comph!te DISH Network satelltte BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON syslem brand new $149 inslalled ESTATES, 52 Wtslwood Dr ive tree, 740 ·992· 1182 or 30-4·773· polla, Close To City Schools And 992·3704. 1 Badfoom Near Artor'a Nursing "WATERLESS COOKWARE" Homo, Economical Ullllllto, Oulel Home Oemonatratlon Kind High Loeation $279JMo • + Utllttiea No est Quality American Made Polo. 74o-448-2957 NOT Korean Nor mall~. $1,500, Se~rv $695 1-aoo-42t 7?87 ~ Bedrf)Om , Water Cable Rub· o44e-1765 Down! Goyn't And B.ank Repo't Localfllachar will do ahor scliool tuiOrlng and IIVOnlng baby ~nlng, call-4pm, 74(}o992·V807 Gall~. OH 45831 EOE Ctr11flod Nurse Aide Training Class Apply Polnl Pleasant Ctnltr, Genoolo Eldorclr8, Slalt DRIVING P081Tl0flll AVAILABLE: tions, A $100,000 Appllcanls Should Po1111s Tho Following Qua1ltln DATA ENTRY. ~m.eriCialms Saeks FT IPT Medical Billers Up To $50K Nr PC Roqulrod No Ex· perlence NHdad. Will Ttaln 0811 To~Freo Hl77-424-2800 Jlma Drywall & Construction New Conatrucllon & Retnodel/ Usage Represerilallvoo WANT· EOII High Payouls Wllh High DE· MANDSII CALL Hl88-589-80t4 AVotll All Ar,asl To Buy or 8ell Shlrlov Spoaro. :J04.f7S.t429. wv Non·Qrlnktr. Honool 6 Mobile, R..,.nable (3041862·3860 OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO Ohio Yallay Bank II Now Accapl· lng Applications For A Secrolary /Collections Clerk Applicants Should POlitiS The Following Cualmes: Holghl Pomeroy, Oh An EOE Employer ASSEMBLY AT HOMEII Crafto, Being Sold Nowl Financing Avail· able Call Nowl 1-880:,355-0024 Ext 8040 INOTICEI Phone (881~386-2!567 EDE Special New 1611:80 Low Down Payment and $289 par monUt,. fro4 Air c.u 1or qulca e-z ....,.. Buy Georges Porlable Sawm111, don'l haul VOIJI loge 10 tha mill jUOI call :J04.f75-t957 Space f.ll88-74!HJ907 (24 Hll) Contac1 Ot;o Clpo10Ung Engineers Training Conlor Great FORECLOSED HOMES Low Or 0 $100 Par Hour Homtworkars Needed! Large Adverllslng Flrm Pay1 $4 For EJiry Voice-Mall Retrieved Mlltt $400 -$500 E;voryday In Your Spare Time Umllad Appllcallon Feo Water, 180 Wanted .To Do Man ar.~ Women, ages18 aoo .......ry; 27 28. 29, 2000 Hurry - Won 1 Lasll Onljl 0 Oakwood ·GallljloNS 7-3093 E)IRN A LEGAL COLLEGE DE· GREE QUICKLY, Bach•loro, .For ~~~ or Rent· 2 Bedroom1, 1 Mnten. Ooclorate . By Corre· Balh, Newly Clrpolod Full Baaosponclonca Basad Upon P1lor ErJ. mont Flnlthed Allie, Clly SOhOola, uealion And Short Sludy Course Low Maintenance, Quiet Neigh· For FREE Information Booklet borhood 140 000. $400/Mo , Plus Phone CAMBRIDGE STATE $250 Depooll Available Flbru· UNIVERSITY 1-80o-9fl4.83t8 ary t~lh Coi 740-44Hl7n FINANCIAL !)Wr, learn to operate and repair earth moving macttlnas and cranes Appllcallon dalal More Bedrooms 10 Years Old New Septic Syatem,, Excellenl Single Wide Clearance $9 99 $87,200 Coli For Appoinlmant Or DlrllCIIonl t.aJJ0.21:H386 Drywall, Siding , Roots, Addi- Nlghl shift, 7pm IO 9em, caring tor t1te tldorly. call lor lnlervlow, 7~ 992·502a J' • Mall Ga~.OH45631 willing 10 work -k·enda & holl· Instruction Home Care lor t, Non-Smoker & NEW MILLENNIUM DIETl Suc- Filced Rate save Thou11nd1, Countv Naed 7 La<llss To Sell Avon, 740448-3358 cau GuaranteiCf High Protein I COUIIT1IY HOIII! 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J,j)L Kaue Whttlatch 0 a Candy Mmlone .. 1 0 Mtchel\e West 'l 0 M1chcle Brown 2 0 a.ct1 Thomas 3 0 Mykala S1ephen1 8 0 Afton Thornhill l 1 Totall II I Aulsts· nla Dklorked tllots 0 Rebounds: 28 (Stephens 10) Stt'als: Thornh1ll 2) Total FG1 19 40 ( 475) 14 Belp~ Eos!~l'll 14 11 19 2 S 16 Tnmbl~: flw< IT lla. 0.0 0.0 0.0 0-0 I2 4-.5 Eastt-m 0 2 4 4 7 20 1 1l:O 5·1 '" Fou.lt ola. ~ Easlem !l, Trimble 32 (Stephens. 1\lntOvtn: 8= 6 "' 52 IT fiL Amber V:ln Stckle 1 0 · 0.0 4 Damel\e Spencer 'i 0 '1..5 11 lull Bruley 6 0 4-9 16 Sma Mnnsfleld I 0 0-0 2 Amber Baker 2 0 2 .5 6 Bn:ky Oa' 1s 2 I ().0 7 Stacte W<Uson l !l 0:.! l Totals 10 1 9·11 51 A5slsts: 6 (Unkrr Spencer 1) Blotked 1hot1 0 Foul ~ . 11 Rcbuund.!i ~6 (Wauon 8) Steals: nla 'rot1d FGs. 21 50 ( 420) .'1\~rnonrs: 15 Trrmble 11).9, TVC 0.8) flw< 1$1. J,j)L IT fiL JeUICol A~ h 1 0 00 14 Julie Rkhards. 1 0 0-0 6 Shuwllll Judson 2 0 0-2 4 Kun Guffey 2 0 2·2 6 Enuly Grtffin l 11 Q:U l. 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Andenoo 44 Anowcrp 50, Hi•uvdle 47 Altldi1 57, Vanlue 54 EASTERN CONFERENCE 4-DI- liooo .w .. ea. 21 10 671 Maami • New York - 19 12 19 IS 16 16 13 17 Pbilldelptn1 Oolaado 8011011 ' New Seney Wuhln&IM 611 559 500 433 12 19 387 11 21 Ul Cmt,.IDI.taiOII lndillll ~ 9 710 Cbltlaoc 18 13 581 TOIOllll> 18 13 581 Dottoit 18 14 S6l M1lwaul:rt 18 15 .$4l CLEVELAND 13 19 406 Atluna 11 20 355 l '}f> 101 ChiCIIO -·- Iii 2 J~ '~ 7'h 9 JO'~~: 4 4 4'o 5 10 II 18 WESTERN CONFERENCE ~ldwnt :r.... - Utoh Db-lsion .w .. ea. 21 10 Sill AatOftlt> Mtnnesoll Denver Housron Dallas ~77 21 12 IS 14 M6 '111 16 15 516 10 22· 313 9 2J 281 7 24 226 Vanc:ou~er LA Laten' Portland P~ntX Seattle Sacramento LA Chppm Golden Sfllte 30 A1lr 1!111 !6 Akt " - 49 Akr Elkc <4.5, Ala Guf"te:Jd 40 A1rx M-66,E.C1n 35 Akl Nonh52,Akr Ko..... 29 Albooy A~Uildet 84. 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FCs. 2 1 -~0 ( 420) Thmowen: 6 ~ Obio H.S. girls' scores Mory,.._ Paclft( Division 2':1 s 24 8 19 II 20 ll 18 I I 9 6 Iii I ~ 5 II '• 12'· 14 844 750 22 26 ~ll l 7 6ll 621 290 7 7 17 188 21 Thursday's scores Toronto 101 Sacramento 89 Mtanu Ill Hoo51on 9S Detroit 101 Milwaukee 9~ CLEVELAND 90 Golden Stnte 7'i MIIUICSO tU 98 Portland 96 Utah 105 Dollu 92 lnduma 102, Denver 97 Tonight's aames Chtcaso at Washmston, 1 p m Socramento at BOston 7 p n'l Vancoover at New Jersey, 1 JO p m Toroato 111 Atlama, 7 ]0 p m New York a1 Orlaado 8 p m San Antoruo at Phoe:n1x 10 30 p m Chnrlotte at LA Lak:en 10 30 p m Saturday 's games New Jersey vs Mianu, 7 ~ p m Mmncsota Dl Dt1r011 - :m p. m CLEVELAND at-New York., 1 30 p m Atlanta at Dallas, 8 p m Utah a1 Houston 8 \0 p m. 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Road Cui In NEEDS TLC, Slnglewldos Anowed S2.300Down MEIGS COUNTY Beautlft,d well maintained BJ.lev· el Home with • Bedrooma, 3 full Baths, Large Famnv Room with working fireplace. Living Room and Allachad 2 car Garage PkJs ea. Inc 800·322· tt 39, Ext 050 Volclln KY, IN, CT $8,995 Financing Available I&~ land Aulomated Medical Servtc· 45831, Alln. Fortman Poaltlon Frolghlll.,.ro Wllh Sleepers Muot Restrictions, 74(1.245-5776 Nice Home. Plenty ot ,Room, 3 Bedroom, Brick Reduced Price bouravlllo, Wv H304)·738-7295 or 1-(304)-738-2395 Single Driver, Lata Model Kenworth& With Reefers West Coast Carriot' Te1m Straight Truck, Lata Modal 2 4.e Acres. Homesite Green Township , Gallla County Flat, SC:eniC, Close To Gallipolis, Soma Downtown. Has 3 Bedrooms, Large Kitchen, 1 Bath. New Roof And S!dlng, Asking Price CD-ROM lnvoslmanl t4.995 - The Wo1k Is Local, Pay lo Good, Bonuuo Paid. If You Are Looking For A Good, Sllblo Job • Plosat Submll YOUR RESUME To t403 Easlern Ave , Gallipolis OH 5 yearo Old 132 MIU 51 , New Haven, WV, 304-882-2240. MEDICAL BILLER $t5 ·$45 /Hr Medlcel Blllng Software Company 800-434·55t 8 Exl 687 Combuslloneer Coa1 Sto¥e Uke Now Low MonthiV Payments V2K Brookside Apartments Now Ac· Compllanl Almost Everyone Ap· capllng Applicat io ns For One proYIKI t-8()(H;17 3476 E.w:1 330 House tor sale (reduced) 2 bed· rooma 6 2 bath&, heat pump, I to school, free main· www resources-r-untimlted~ com Naadl People To Process Madi· cal Clalml From Home. Training Pnwtded Must Own CompuJar 1· 775 Bul\ Foods, 5184 S R 775 Palrlol COMPUTERS • Low Or $0 Down to advertise "any preference limttatlon or discrimination baaed an race color, religion, sax familial status or national origin, or any Intention to make' art'/ SUCh pntterence, AVAILABLE VENDING AOUTE to ·20 Locallons $3K ·S8K Ex· colltnl Income • ALL CASH! t 00'11 Finance Avallabll I-BOO· 380-2815 • (24 H11 ) " Bulk Foods Spices Candle• Cheese Buller Trail Bologna Equal Houstrv Opportunlfv Dolall&. I·S00.7t9-300t x1185 "i' ,800 Wookly 3tt9 5305 after 6pm ARE YOU CONNECTED? lnlel• nel Ultra Wanledl $350 ·$800 I WHk 1-888-858·9338 WWW lbiZ· ~~ Buck Stove Fireplace Insert 36 tn wtde 1350 Can ( 3~167!5· from S279 to $358 Walk 10 aMp & movies Call 740·446-2568 +/Y f Bustne11! .. von Ants (304)773-5577 onceo, No Pell, 74o-448-t066 CASHI CASH! CASHI This Is Nol A Job $5,000 Req Work 5 Hrs I Wk Free Info 1·800·$97·9888 Ext 1155 (24 Hro) ~net 2 Bedroom Apartment, N-ew Ha· 2 Bedrooma, Gallipolis, $325/Mo , "--IEtlllo net Sarvlcel GUARANTEED t.:.o· 5893 Damage DepoSit Required Refer· Nlce House lor sale In New Ha- Shareholder Rltallons Aaalalant Routa 62, Route 1 Sox 326, Polnl Pltasanl, 25550 eoe. ronl tha · $311,000, ' " 1D IP' p-Ia. 74o-992·!5284 Vlin Aroa. $16,500. (304)773· 5577 Ohio Yallay Bank Ia Now Accspt· lng Appllcallono For A Stcralary 'Protlclenlln Lo!US ti3 Aoo Othar Computar Programs. back porch, each has two bedroom•. bath , re frigerator and slOW, on 3 acre, IIWI tn one and (:Kl4)273-IM85 ' tel MONTH FREEII NEW lnlar· 1 or 2 Bedroom, Near Wai·Mart Aalerencaa Deposit Required UIHII'-5 Paid No Petal (740)·24~ 3 BA Repoa /Foreclosures, Fee, 4% Down For Listings/ Payment S2t 000 , 740·448-4987 Aller 5 PM , 74()-446.7300 Dayo recommanda thai you do bual· ness with people you know, and NOT to send money through the mall until ~ou have lnvestlgaled lhe olferlng TWo otder mobile home• 1n counlry, remodolocl, nlca & clean wllh House On Fourth A¥enua, Galli· Bualne11 Opportunity val t-888·928-3428 All klnd Vacuum Swtfepera. $10 & up Kttchen Table, 4 Chairs Good Shape S20 (:l04)67!HI~t2 HOMES FROM $1H.30 lllo. 1 • WIH clean hou11s at reasonable prices, good refet'enoes avallabte, eall today tor appointment, 740o 210 blah AubtMah Flemovatlncludad You Pay eteclrlc 1340 97400· BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT Comph!te DISH Network satelltte BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON syslem brand new $149 inslalled ESTATES, 52 Wtslwood Dr ive tree, 740 ·992· 1182 or 30-4·773· polla, Close To City Schools And 992·3704. 1 Badfoom Near Artor'a Nursing "WATERLESS COOKWARE" Homo, Economical Ullllllto, Oulel Home Oemonatratlon Kind High Loeation $279JMo • + Utllttiea No est Quality American Made Polo. 74o-448-2957 NOT Korean Nor mall~. $1,500, Se~rv $695 1-aoo-42t 7?87 ~ Bedrf)Om , Water Cable Rub· o44e-1765 Down! Goyn't And B.ank Repo't Localfllachar will do ahor scliool tuiOrlng and IIVOnlng baby ~nlng, call-4pm, 74(}o992·V807 Gall~. OH 45831 EOE Ctr11flod Nurse Aide Training Class Apply Polnl Pleasant Ctnltr, Genoolo Eldorclr8, Slalt DRIVING P081Tl0flll AVAILABLE: tions, A $100,000 Appllcanls Should Po1111s Tho Following Qua1ltln DATA ENTRY. ~m.eriCialms Saeks FT IPT Medical Billers Up To $50K Nr PC Roqulrod No Ex· perlence NHdad. Will Ttaln 0811 To~Freo Hl77-424-2800 Jlma Drywall & Construction New Conatrucllon & Retnodel/ Usage Represerilallvoo WANT· EOII High Payouls Wllh High DE· MANDSII CALL Hl88-589-80t4 AVotll All Ar,asl To Buy or 8ell Shlrlov Spoaro. :J04.f7S.t429. wv Non·Qrlnktr. Honool 6 Mobile, R..,.nable (3041862·3860 OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO Ohio Yallay Bank II Now Accapl· lng Applications For A Secrolary /Collections Clerk Applicants Should POlitiS The Following Cualmes: Holghl Pomeroy, Oh An EOE Employer ASSEMBLY AT HOMEII Crafto, Being Sold Nowl Financing Avail· able Call Nowl 1-880:,355-0024 Ext 8040 INOTICEI Phone (881~386-2!567 EDE Special New 1611:80 Low Down Payment and $289 par monUt,. fro4 Air c.u 1or qulca e-z ....,.. Buy Georges Porlable Sawm111, don'l haul VOIJI loge 10 tha mill jUOI call :J04.f75-t957 Space f.ll88-74!HJ907 (24 Hll) Contac1 Ot;o Clpo10Ung Engineers Training Conlor Great FORECLOSED HOMES Low Or 0 $100 Par Hour Homtworkars Needed! Large Adverllslng Flrm Pay1 $4 For EJiry Voice-Mall Retrieved Mlltt $400 -$500 E;voryday In Your Spare Time Umllad Appllcallon Feo Water, 180 Wanted .To Do Man ar.~ Women, ages18 aoo .......ry; 27 28. 29, 2000 Hurry - Won 1 Lasll Onljl 0 Oakwood ·GallljloNS 7-3093 E)IRN A LEGAL COLLEGE DE· GREE QUICKLY, Bach•loro, .For ~~~ or Rent· 2 Bedroom1, 1 Mnten. Ooclorate . By Corre· Balh, Newly Clrpolod Full Baaosponclonca Basad Upon P1lor ErJ. mont Flnlthed Allie, Clly SOhOola, uealion And Short Sludy Course Low Maintenance, Quiet Neigh· For FREE Information Booklet borhood 140 000. $400/Mo , Plus Phone CAMBRIDGE STATE $250 Depooll Available Flbru· UNIVERSITY 1-80o-9fl4.83t8 ary t~lh Coi 740-44Hl7n FINANCIAL !)Wr, learn to operate and repair earth moving macttlnas and cranes Appllcallon dalal More Bedrooms 10 Years Old New Septic Syatem,, Excellenl Single Wide Clearance $9 99 $87,200 Coli For Appoinlmant Or DlrllCIIonl t.aJJ0.21:H386 Drywall, Siding , Roots, Addi- Nlghl shift, 7pm IO 9em, caring tor t1te tldorly. call lor lnlervlow, 7~ 992·502a J' • Mall Ga~.OH45631 willing 10 work -k·enda & holl· Instruction Home Care lor t, Non-Smoker & NEW MILLENNIUM DIETl Suc- Filced Rate save Thou11nd1, Countv Naed 7 La<llss To Sell Avon, 740448-3358 cau GuaranteiCf High Protein I COUIIT1IY HOIII! Belw..n GaiNf)OIII ~nd Jocltaon 2 BA 1 112 Bath&, Fun Al'·-.nt Thai Could Easily be Turned Into Condition, Brick & Vlnvl BI·LHa.l Barn & Several Oulbulldlngt Schools Handyman Service, 740-258· 8120 From 9:00AM To 300 PM AppKcatlons ara being accepted lor Home Hoallh Aids. Appllcanla should ha.. a high school dlpfo. ma or G E D rellab'a ttanaportl· tton, telephone in the home and 150 S275 \ l/ \ BILLING Earn Exc, l- StncJ Reoumo 10 Ganlpolla Dally l)lbune, RE A<Mrll~ng SOiee Rap 825ThlrdAI>onua EMERGING COMI'l\NY NEEDS I POIIago & SuppU.s Pro• dl Rush Soii-Addruaed l!nvolopel GICO, DEPT u t438, ANf.IOCH. TN \ ' PlavOI Medical 1n1urance Billing Aaala- huresl Satisfaction Qulr· TOLL FREE 1-800-822 -0417 • 372 -2844 • www.tompedcn com ' 'Musl have good COmmunlcallOn skills • Mu81ltave good driVIng IIIC«<nl & Provide own 'lhlrtii)OI'Iallon 'Mua11tave abl111y to boa TEAM Froo l-800-4e7-!Ne Ell111577. Help Wanted MEDIC~L ltnl $ $ I I Proeeulng Clalma From Home Full Training Provided Compu1er Required can For w.n establ-l.Oeal co SERVING TRI.COUNTY AREA A11emblt Produetl can Toll .2;f00 WEIKLYI Mailing 400 Monday· Saturday 9 am • 8 pm Sunday 1 pm • 7 pm ADYERTIIING SALESREPRESENTAnYE EASY WORKI EXCELLENT l'l\YI 1~ I "' kends Oil, Paid Time 011, ln- Porty, 800-428-83&3. SEHVICl: ', ' For We• IIOTjt POSmONS: H11PLOYr.1ENT -Dr EOE CLAseAOTR: and Flea Market Dally Sorillnol, PO BOl 729·89, Pdntoooy, Oh 4~7&9 Offen Top Salary COmmensurate, wllll axporlonce Ber..tllslncludo 40tK, HoaKh & ~Ito lnloro..,., Mileage Send Aol!Umo & Salary Hl810f)l IO HMNSIIJHC, PO Box 1042 Pro®M11a, Ohio 45869 Vacation Pay, 401 K /Mad !Pres I All)onl 811181 Muot •• ~old In Doodllnt: 1:OOpm IM Part-lime receptionist, must be per1onabie~ have tele'phone skills, able Jo deal wllh Jtte )llJbllc and handtt general oftlce duties. Pomeroy aru Send ttsume to· Mom1 Wanted. America a 11 Home.Buslneu Mom• Work At Ml Unloading Payj Personalized A~vanc•. (419)8111-0112 after &PM Medi·Proo Toll Froo 1-888o313· eol9 Ext. 3t25. Dlopalch, Home Ofton, Holiday I Pomeroy, Middleport & VIcinity Live-In Caretaker lor elderly woman In Mt Alto P.atlent bath· lng, meal preparati on , and tight houaekaeplng required Room and board and 1mall wage Ral· erencas required Call collect CaM(! and P,..ldo Qua111y Coro DRIVERS S500 SIGN ON BONUS • IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Over The Road Slarl AI 29 CPM /All "Auction All New 2000 • · Bu,lck LeSabre Custom Energetic, ~. Denial Assigned '99 T20GO's '!: Alul)'llnum -11 'Qullllicallons ..... llndudo, e0G-223-tt49Ext 480. -• • ~2,850* 1 N- 'Homo Holllh RN 'S!Jporvlsor '1...-la Opining tor FT, , RN ~sor In Gallla CO<Inly CLA 490 c/o Gallipolis Dally Tribune, 825 Thlnl Avanuo. GalllpoUs, OH 4!5631 evenings .' Nocoooary CALL TOLL FREE • t-aoo-986-3599 Ext 260t $34 DO Roluntlablefeo 9 Six WeeMs Old Pupplea, To Pemale 4 monlh old Eskimo Spitz, lull '*>odod. 74(1.992-5968 110 Help Wanted Complete Slmple Government Form• At Home No Experience auranca And 401 K MOll Have Alleaat Class B COL With Tank Endorumanls Send Replies To Black Lab 1 Year Old Mala, 740387-o632 SoutheiSt Dlvbion Aond.n ........ ...... :.. 22 14 3 3 50 112 96 Carohnn 16 17 7 0 39 102 107 POTENTIAL 7 monltt Old lull bloodod male Ral Tefflor, lo Dog Lover Onlyl (740)25U178 4019 ,. ' WEEKLY Accepting AppHealiona Home Heating Ortver'a, matlon, Call After 5 P.M 740--446- N Y Rangers at Caruhna, 6 p m Colorado at Ch•c:ogo 8 p m $800 er Friendly also give away 9 monJhs olda~ll (740)-446-toe:! Good Home. Pan Chow, Pan Da~ Sunday's games l' Httpos • E,.tCLR Slope Hotrpu M!NT REFUNDS NO EXPERI· Outbrllkl! 96%. SUCCIII Rate ENCE NECESS~RYI (24 Hr. Toll F1.. 1-877-EVERCLR Info Recorded Mta10go) 1-800·8518469ExL5048 ~ www.tio.oatdr.com Wh~ Caroltna 7, Bolton 3 Onawa ~ . Phoem• 2 ~ew Jency.6i,. Buffalo 3 Allanla 3 Wastungton I Vhdadr:lphta 3, l'f:Y Islanders 2 Detroit ~ . Nashvalle 2 St Lotus 4, Montreal 3 Oltcago 5, Calgary 2 lAs Angeles 4 F1onda 2 Toronto al P111sburgh 1 lOp m Anaheim at Carolina, 7 30 p m Vnncouver at Dallas, 8 30 p m Monrrenl at Colorado, 9 pJm Tttm po Bay nt Edmonton, 9 p m I FI&O's Ulld Furniture Great Se· lectlon, Priced To Selil ·coms And Brows& • Corner Of J:loute 7 & Addison Plke •we Buy Furnl· lure' 74Q-387.o290 520 • Sporting Good a 530 Antlqu.ea 550 Building Suppllea Block brlck sew~r pipes wind· ows, lintels etc Claude Wlnlers Rio Grande, OH Call HO 245 S~el ' (740)·4~!·073t WOOd Burner With Slower, Exqtl· lent Condlllon. $450 740 446· 6962 5121 Solo Flex OeluJte like new All At· Jachments 800PM White Whirlpoo l Washer $75 2 While Whirlpo ol Oryers $65 Each While Whlr1ppot Dryer $50 Call Aller 5 30 PM 740 -446 9066 aller Buildings New Must Sellt 40x60x14 Was $17,500 Now $10,97t, 50<t00xt 8 Wa1 $27 850 Now $t9,990 BOxt35x18 Woo $79,850 Now $42,990 t00x175•20 Was $129 650 Now $78 650 1·800-406·5126 Buy or sell Riverine Antiques 560 1539 Russ Moore owner AKC reg istered Chinen Shar-Pel puppies, lots ol wrinkles, $300 t124 EaOI Main on SR t24 E Pomeroy, 740·992-2528 or 740·992· 540 MIICellaneou• Merchandise • : •, • Pets for Sale 74(1.949-21 28 AKC Reg1s tered Cocker Spaniel Puppies, 3 Blonde 2 BliCk, Ask lng $250, Eac" 740•441·0996 AI· 101'400 PM ~ �'1. ' Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio . Fildey, Jenuery 7, 2000 Ponieloy,lllddleport. Ohio 245-!11811. ROQIOI«<<< WOI-."" Pupo·. To good - ·- $300.00 (740)-441· -·~ FAIII.1 ·,U P''liE •, & llvESTOCI\ ' 810 Farm Equipment tV!I<I John o..re !10, gOOd orrgl· neltractor, new rear tires, runs good, $11!0, 7<10-742·3020. 1988 GMC, 2-Ton Truck. For Sole orlladt. (304)e75-t8S8. 1996 Now Hollond LX485 Skid Steer Loader, Low Hours , Very Good Condition. Call Huntington, ; 304-7~. Gravely Walk Behind Tractor~ Sh: pieces of of equipment. $2,000 Firm. (304)1175-5403. J20 Ditch Witch Trencher. Ask· lng $11!00.00 (140~ Log S.,llttsr· 20 Ton, 5 Horsepow· er, Good CondHion $365.00; 8ft. White Fiberglass Truck r-apper PI*JC 'NOTICI NOTICE le hlreiiV ~ tt.1 an SMt •w..-...y a, 2000, 1110:11 ...... I pullllc la~=~::-:cKUP ¥ K 4 1975 Ford F-26~, Cualom 2WD. ln. 4bil., 4speed, 4:10Geato. Pioneer AMIFM caaselle & Speakers. Too many ·new parts to liot. $1,000. {304)875-585Heavo Message. 1976 Int.. 18005 Tractor Oullit, Now Tires. Asking $2,500.00 (740)-44&-8044 314Ton, Camper Special, 390cu. TRAN S PORTATI O N 710 Auto• for Sale S NO DOWNI NO CREDIT NEEO: GOVT FOAECLOSUAESI 1990 Ford Ranger XLT, V·l, 5· GUARANTEED APPROVAL! I· Speed, 2WD. AC·PS·PB·Ti>pper, 800-360-4620 EXT 8609. 104K MHos. $3,000. Good Condl· CARS $100, $500 & UP. POLICE lion. 1304)372' 9240 · !~POUND. Honda's · Toyota's, 1991 Dodge Dakota. 318 V8 En· Chevys, Jeeps, And Sport Utili· Bettllner, Topper·6fl. Bed, ties. Call Now! 800·773-7470· Good Condition. $4,200. EXT 7832. · ' EOI l 1973 vw Super a,eue. runs, 1995 Ford f. 250..Extended Cab. needs some work, asking $600, 4 wo, Turbo, Dietel, PW, POL, 740.992-7493. 5th Wheel. (740)·258-1094 1981 VW Aabbil Fuel Injection, 1997 Ford F·250, Heavy Duty 4•4' Automatic, New Tires, 59,000 Ac· L Mil tual Miles, ~ear Perfect $1 ,800. ow eage El'cellent Condition, 7<10-25&-60EII . 1985 Ford Escort, 82.!l00 Actual Miles, Stanc!ar!l, 7<10. 4<16-2155_ 1986 Trans-Am B50, Autom'atlo, Good Condition, $2,200 , 740· 446--0390. . After 6 P.M. Cali7<10-368·9780. GJiiC, 1989, Sierra. Fuii·Pkg., a Wheel Drive, I/2Ton, $4,700. : 1982. 300 SO Mercedes , Auto., Fuii·Pkg. Turbo, e Cyl. , Newry Rebuilt Engine, $3,000.(304)675· 2897. . ·1986 vw Golf Diesel 5 Speed, 730 Vinl & 4-WOa • . Rebuilt Engine, .E"ra Good Condl- I 98 F tlon, No Dents, 12,000, ?40-2563 ord Bronco 4x4, 5 litre, . _S2_.eoo_c·~7<10-992...:..:=-4;,;1.:;83;.;.. .__ _ 60n 1~ Medium Sf~ Blazer 4•4. 8 t987 Sprint, 3Cyl. Auto, Rebulh Cyllnqor, Runs Good, Looka Engine, E•collelit Condition. Good, $3,500. 740,387·7576, $1,000 firm. (ijOI)e7S.5403. 7<10-289'1933. · 199t Lumina Euro 88,000 milea ....;...:;;;;:..:.::;;:._ _ _ __ $3,995. 1992 Cevaller AfS 84,000 1987 S· IO·Blazer 4X4. v-6, AU· miles $3,295.00. 1991 s-10 Cure· tomallc, Custom Paint Md Body. ngo 96,000 mUes $2.795. COOK Many New Parts. $2,200.00 080: MOTORS (740)-446-0103 740-4<16-111127. 1991 Plymouth Laser AS, Loaded, 1987, S-10, Blazer Tahoe, , 4 107.000 Mile~. $3,750, 740·44&· Wheel Drive. New Tires, e.col· &982. ·· lent Condition, 124,000 miles. $4,100. (304)882-3613. 1992 Plymouth Acclaim . White, Blue Interior. (304)675-4014. 94 Ford F 350, <lx4t 1\Aiy loaded & mor&, """ .... & Wheelo; $18,000 1993 Chevy Colval(or.lwd. ·4 OBO: 88 F 150 2 wheel drive dr, red with gray Interior, , miles. mlllOI'508 frontdays, ~;~~~~~. 740·992'1 21144 ..... & -ends, 1993 Ford Probe, sliver, good oondlllon. 54509. 740.992·77'27. 1993 Saturn 812. 4 door, 4 cyfin, $2,000 OBO, 740-992·5532. ' · . Rutland, Ohio · Truck seats, car seats, headltners, truck tarps, convertible & vinyl tops, F.our wheeler seats, motorcycle seats, . boat covers, carpets, etc. Man • Fi:t 8:30 • 5:00 ··over 40 yrs experience Public Notlct PIIOBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO In 1111_, at Cynthia Kay P.Uenon CaM No. 30800 NoncE 95 Ford F-2!10 4•4 Powar Stroke 5 sp., ale, c/d, 90,009 mllee, manY ..~... $18,000, 741!-992·2998. 740 Motorcycle• 1912 Her lay Davidson Sportoter der. front wheel drive, automattc, 68,.t26 miles, teal with tan. interior, ac , amltm eaiMtte, asking $!5000 740·992· 1508 daYs or 740·949~ 1100, $6,000 080, 740-256-eOOB Bllween &-10 P.M. Good, 1998 Kawasaki Bayou 300, 2 wd, 2644 - lngs and ¥'f"kendll. 1994 Taurus Wagon' Auns $1,100.00 (740)-441·1765 1994 Z·28, Hops, chrome rims. Flowmaster uhauat, ale. amlfm cassette, $9,000 OBO, call 7:.0· 74.2·al35. , 995 Camaro, V-o automatic, custom ·show car, custom wheel a and .dash, black, 71,167 miles minor front damage,' runs and drives, asking $51 oo, 740·992· ·1506 doya or 740·949·2644 ""'"lngs anc! ~·· 1995 Ford Mustang, V-6, auto, 37.000 , white with gray In· . t~crlor, front 992· 1506 , $3,700, 74~ ·everNeekends. 1985 Honda 70 Four Wheeler very Good Shape, 7<10-448-8189. ridden very little, sharp, red, title avallebfe; $2,1!00, 304-n:l-5858. 760 Auto Parte & Acce•·-t-......,..,. Budget Priced Transmlaalon• All Types. Access To Over 10.000 Transmissions. CVC Joints, 740· 245:5en. 790 Cam-"-- & t-• Motor Homea 1983 Fleaort Camper Fully talned, Excellent Condition, New Air Conditioning, Batter• And nraa. $3,500, 7<10-388-&ee9. Co"" Wa~ted : 8 Foot Truck Camper, !~=~7:"~":~. e<traa, Good Condition, 740-25H038. SERV ICES 1997 Dodge Intrepid , 3.5 V·&, lront wheel drive, 59,833 miles, maroon with gray Interior, cruln, Home ac, amlfm PS, recov- 810 ered Improve menta BASI:IIENT 1998 Pontiac Fireblrd ·2 dr, 1-lops, 17000 milts, front . WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifathn8 guarantn. L 1975. Cellfurnished. 24 Hra. (740) I Ia~ ocal reference& Es«6·0870, 1·800·287.0578. Rog· 508 eves/wee- ers Watwl)fooling. ~(~lv~or~~:m~e:~te~il~l~c~w~i;l~hfda~r~k ~fl~~ days, -~~·~·~~~--------1 .. Appliance Parts And Service: AN 1998 Pontiac Trano-Am • 350 y. N.ame Bra'nda Over 26 ~ears Ex· 8 LS·1 Engine. Automatic' Trans· '' mlsslon, FaciOry 'Chrome Wheels perlence All Wo,rk. Guaranteed, T·Tops. Furry Loaded, 500 Wati ~~ch City Ma¥1ag, 740·448· Monsoon Stereo System With 10 Speakers. 12 Dlac CD ChanGer In Trunk. Cassette Player In .Oalh. Darll: Blve Metallic Paint. Dark Gray leather Interior, Witt Take · · •C &C General Home .Main· tenence- Palnllng, vinyl aiding, carpentry, doors. windows. balhl, mobile home repair and more. for Payyoff Or Raasonabfe Offer. CaN lree ealimale·call Chtt 740·9112· 740-448-<!546Dr7<10-448-7375. 6323. .' . U99•Monte Carlo, LS, V6, Au· Llvlng•ton•a Basement Water tomattc. Loaded •.Light Driftwood Proofing, all baitlnent repair• . (color). 8{~00 Miles. $14,500. done, free eatlmatea, IUetlmt ! I ' 080. (3041095-3707 or (304)372· guarantie. 12yra o.n job axptri8093. anco. (304)895-3887. · 82 maroon 4 dr. car, runo grot, 840_· Electrical end $500, 740-992·ll2l~. Refrigeration CARS 'a100 ·$500. Pollee lm· . ;;::;:;::::::~-:=-==:.:...,..;_ pounds:. Honda'a • Toyota'a, Attldlntlal or conlmerclll wtrlng, JHp&. And St>ort Utlllilea. CALL now Mrvloo or I'IJ>IIill. Me- Lf. hereby glvon Kay P.UIIIOII, C111 30800 Of 105 Spring Pomeroy, Ohio 457119, hu applied to tllo Common Pl .. • Court, Probate Dlvlolon of Mtlno C • ounty, Ohio, for en order to chengo her namo Ia Cyntllll Kay Rod rig~ Said eppllcotlon will bt !Ieard In tht nld Court, 11 1:30 P.M., on tile 7111 day ot Ftbrulry, 2000, at Mtlga County Problt.. Court. Cyntttllt K. Plllaraon Till Stall at Ohio, Melgo ~. Peraontlly apptlrtd before mt Cynthie Kay Pllltreon and lltldltolamn oatil that the notice, 1 copy of whlcll Ia htrllo attachtcl, Wilt publlahtd ono tlmt, ID wit: on tho 7th dey of Januery · 2000, (be.lng at 11111t111rty daya prlo; to lht · 7111 dly of February 2000, tht date tht appllcetton 11 to be heard, •• menuontd In uld noUct,)ln the Dally Santlnol, a ntwapaper at eeneral circulation In the County lfcirMald. · Cyntttllt K. Petttreon . Sworn to before me and algnect In my pro11nct, thlo 4th day of JIIMIIIY 2000. . Judltll R. Sinton, Deputy . _ Cllrk . (1)7 1TC lt08Eit BISSELL CONSTRUCTION Self~.Storage 33795 Hiland Rd. Po~roy1 .Ohio Sewing Machine & Va~um Cleaner · Repairs We make bouse calls · ,per game $300.00 Coverall $500.00 Starburit ·ProgrHalve 1911 line. Uc. I CJ0.50 i1nMm · JAqS ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION Vln 12C1MRZ4MRI720171 197'9 GMC Truck Vln ITCB248E7404113 ' New Roofs • Repairs 11111 Pontlllc Gntnd Prbt Vln 11G2W!t4X7MF286402 • Coating·• Gutters 1817 Ford Bronco II • Siding • Drywall Vln 11FMCU14l7HUC171!10 · • Painting • Plumbing ' 1SIIIICIMvyar.tla Vln 11G1 LV115M8'TY21!121 Free Estimates The termo at the 1111 111 : Dllh. t Tile Home Nltlonal Bank 1111rvea tht rlgllt to roject 74~992-2068 any or all bldo or to remove . 11'03100 1 mo. pd. any unit from the 1111 at any time. . Arreneement• may ·b• Announctment mede to lnopect any at the ::::::::::::::::::::; above nemtd vehiCIII prior r ::~:1~~11 by ceiling 740' g:.~:,. Offl~wrence, 111 3; 1, 10, 14 4rc Public NOUce PUBUC NOTICE · NOTICE It hereby glvon lhlll on Slturday, Jenuacy 8, 2000, II 10:30 a.m., 1 public lilt Will be htld II 211 Will Seconcl .Stroet, Po1111roy Olllo, Tilt Ftnner'a lank lnll Savlngo Company extended perking lot (blll.d e Powell'•· s 11p11 Vatu), to 1111 for oaeh tile following COIIIIenll: · 18811 FORD F·15Q PICK-uP tFTOF15Y2JHB34730 Yilt Fermer• Blnk itnd Sevlnga Compeny, ~htlltltoiO\Ib,ldOhlo, -llle, -IIIII tiMi lithia · , ,. wltllllraw tile ebavti collllarll ' prior to ••••· Fu(llilr, Tile •FartttiN Blnk and ·sevlngo . CompiJilf ..... , . . the right to rlject Furllllr, • •bon eny or 1111 bldlothe oubmltted. COIIIWII Will be IOidln tilt condition It It In, "1111 no expreea or Implied Wllmintln.glvtn. For further ·lnformetlon, . con110t 8111111 luclllnln at 812-2t31.. ' (1) .. 'II, 7 3TC ElectriCal. WV000308, 304·875· 17811. ' ·.Forked Run Sportsman Club Friday Jiliua.fJ 7, 2000 · 7 r••• ftlll I M I'll ·, l '' ~eplic Syote"'" & Utilitie• · 1740) 992-3111 SAYRE TRUCKING ·Hauling Umastona & Gravel I .. AND rupP.,. Plalllll, ~ 45711 st. Rt. 7 740-985-3813 , ' ., 4" thru 48" Plastic Culvert In Stock ' Full Line Of Water Storage Tlnkl • · Septic & Clatern Tanka IS.we• Pipe: 3" thru 8", Gas ~lpe & Rt!"UIIatoittl . 'I "I I '"" I I .... -- Opan: 9:00-4:.3<1 Weillkclaya '-. 9:0().12:00 AOV.IHOED llfWNAGE SYS1BIS. INC !I . II[ !II. j ! ~ ~ WOIIYIII!!! ... No Embam~aemant You're Trailed with Respeetl Ci03 Mill Street Middleport, Ohio cf!'E'~'&,, Hours: . Mon & Tue9to 3 Clooed Wedneodaya · Thure & Fri 9 to 3 Saturdays 10 to 2 Cloaed Sunda 3/11/98 TFN 741111N.I l!a.a 2t 23.;:., 24Punctull 2 well.) 25 oachtd • ..... 32 'IYIM ot lrily ' 27 CAR SALES Good' Clean Cars . -- .34 Antl- 8111111pox 35 Roving, IIIII kntslflll 31 E-grllll . trill Lynn Deas an<! Beth Palmer make 43 Amlleurt up one.ollhelnost successful women's h.-+-~1-­ 45 011111n. l'airs during the la•t 11! .y ears. Lynn t....-+-~1-­ 47 Concllta has had ·many health problems; but · 48C-panlon. ~asn'l allowed them to stop her from Oluh 41 Exlat competing in tournaments all over the 10 -Tin Tin .world. She i& often accompanied by 52 -out her three dogs, Finesse, Imp and !airetchl 53 AUthor ·, Wishtrlck, and she enjoys the social slde too, At the 1990 world champl· 54 Plpe-llttlng onships In Geneva. play ended IM!fore L..-I.;....L.....L....J"unH · • dinner. And in. the hotel where many • Americans were staying, there was a ./ pianist and dance floor. Lynn was do· CELEBRITY CIPHER ·'• ing more than her fair share of bop· · . by Lula Campo• . ping, even occasionally toleratl'ng as CMbntV Cipher Crypt~ms are aeaied from quoll.lkvll by famous jMopltl, pat~ and piWNnt partner a bridge journalist with two Elleh t.tter tn the ciphtr SllndS tor lilnol~r . Todly'.s clw: F equtll G · righllcet! . Lynn and Beth adopt a very aggres. •ive style . Their best session was DHJIOI, AN 'PZH YCT· OHBDHMM probably the last one ol the 1917 • Venice Cup iQ Jamaira. when lhe Y C P Z· M S W Z ( KT IW HI DI R HM I M United Stales beat Fram e IThey·have won this title lwicc . Lynn also wmi In '91.) Lynn delended this deal smoothly NABPCPSOH , OHMATIPCAD, TIMP to give declarer a guess. .· . WAAXH At the olher table, Juanita Chambers FIMK. ' ITCMPICB cNorth! made two spades exactly. PREVIOus· SOLUTION: ' The green plalp ran till it touched the. skirts of Palmer's two -diamond opening heaven ." - Robert louis Slevenson, on Nebraska. · showed a weak two-bid in either major. Deas' two-heart response was to . play opposite hearts. As two · hearts is· . laydown, South did well to bilance with three clubs . .. De as led the heart I 0. South won with dummy's king, played a heart to her ace, ruffed her lasl"heari·ln the dummy, and drew trumps . Then de· clarer adv~ncecl-lhe spede·nlne. 'When Lynn covered with . the 10, declarer 5 duc;Jiin the dummy. Immediately, 2 P Lyn , ' ntlnued with the spade eight.. ( As . will have surmised, declarer ml!igue8sed by playing low from the .· G A M N dummy. So, the defenders collected 1 three: spades and two diamonds lor one down . -··- . I • CONCRETE' • BACKHQE SERVICES ! N c A. • BOBCAT SERVICES S' 0 RESJD ENTIAUII/////1/COMMERCIAL N • MASONRY ............ deUnnd directly Ia yaur daGr • • J E FREE R· ESTIMATES .... ~.... FULLY INSURED y T ., E Call.l-11. (7~0) 985-3948 Bn.u.·fllorriaoia I Radno, Oltlo ,, •Re~acement~ndow$ COMMIICUL llli IESIDEIIIIAl FREE ESTIMATES 140·992·7643 . ' Haullng*Limestone•Gravel San~opsoii*Fill Dlrt"Mulch · · Bulldozer Services · :,-. · '..ALiltil. 11 ll':J'CH nut . ' . 1.2 1.001 rL--tr- .._ ,;~_ . '"" - 1 '"' 992~5479 . ' ~~~~~~~~~~ . .Stop In And See· ' Steve Riffle ' Sales Repres~ntative~ · · L·imy Schey Public' N,otlce . , Vlllll• of Middleport will ' be IICCIPIIIIII. bldl oil • 1115 DanetSaturday Night Mason VEW Post 9926 · Members & ' · ·) . .' . ,, ,.... . .t'Dirta....l... 1 · ~· ~llow acJ; •,'II ·PISCES (Feb. :ZO.Marcll tl you .. . instant grafWication Ia rule today, Y® may ; ·' · do somelfting very imprudent. let your · ,_,. ,• · ·Salurday, Jan, I , 2000. present slafc .ol finlinc&s determine the ~wll{ds that have ,appeared impossible kind ol e•penditufes you make. ·'I> atlaln coul.d now become realifk!s fO< -'RII:s (~arch 21-Aprll II) Trno very ~u In the year arnoad Wyou elevate your pooplo who aro usually the n\ost suppo~· ~ts ,a lillie and work hard lo achieve lve could be the onos·wha stymie your fdur qbjoclives. . . offo~s today. NO\ lhBIIhey don't cara. but IAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 11) Wishy· present conditions may IQrce them onto iashy measures woo't get trno job done other inte,resfs. . t09&Y if you hope to achieve an !mpo~ant . TAURU~ (A~I ~V ·20)1n "!ll"r for i objective. Being both asseriiYe and deier· you to realize· an~ progress today, you :l"'lned is the .only way your go,l can musf lirst face up to rnlity lind begin to . l become a reality. Trying to petch' up a work from thai polnf. It won't do a~y good i broken romance? The · Allro· Graph .to dwell on hdw things .,ould hava beon. :Matchmaker can help yqu understand GEMINI (May 21·June 201 Someone )whet to do to. make the relatlor)ship work. who n~ay have dona thongs to displease jMa•f $2.751o Matchmaker, c/o thla ntiwa· · you 1n the past may cross your pafh ~paper. P 0 . Box 1758, Murray Hill again today Be cirelul, becauae trnora's l statlon, Y~r~ . NY tOtS&. a poss'ibillly your pere.onlilitlea could, AOUARIUB (Jen. :ZO.Fib. 1•1 ,_ ck>~ clash again . , mind on your part oOuld cauae ·you td CANCER (JJne lt..,uty 221 Bl 'rl!lndtul . ialiore the excellent ,1 uggasllons ·of 1 ol whon you speak 'ioday rJ; alae you !friend who is trying to be helpful . could unintontionall_y oflend someone !cnencea ere, your pel's naoaontng will be w11o Is very Sensitive and fll!OC""tlic. This ~ to V?"re. · ·. parson 1!)8Y not naadlly looglve lind forget. l • '"'IUUf '"IJI . :.c.,nular -jeff·. Warner In$~ , . •! . •• . Sport ' smaa Oub . Sunday · JIIIIUIIrJ 9, 2000 . · ~- ' ' . I ...,-1 vT I c manner in which it is •• - - -. G) Complolo the. chuckle quolod 1. PRINT NUMIUED UTTERS IN THUE SQUARES I UNSCRAMBLE ABOVE lETIER5 JO GEJ ANSWfR ,. • r 1s ,. _ •• • 1•• 1• 1111 '1 1 .ICitAMUTS ANIWDS .Efface - Lowly - Proud - Jostle - OLD one LEFT Optimist stays up to see that the new year comes in. The pessimist stays up to be sure the OLD one LEFT. 7 •Room Additions •Roofing . . (No Sunday Calls) MI L.-.1.-.1.-.1.-.1.-.l._..J. , by filling In the l!lflfinjl _,ds you develop lrom J.!,•P No. 3 below. M- o· =E 1-sl"-ri-T-1...;.,.,;_;.1~ PIB CONTRACTOR~, INC. c Forked Run j ~ I try t~ be tharMul for all gifts I I '-·:·=::::=~==.:...,- nogift 111atter because ris not aswhal. important as is the lhe ... . N&W Homas • Vinyl Siding • New Garages ' . " . I .I ·1 JJ ' =K ~L.:_C_::F~, ...~: I I ' Cllevrolll 3/4 ton pick up truoii•. Truck .wlll IN1 eoklln "a• II" aoildJtlart. The truck 01n be IMn 11 end billa liken at 237 Race Street. Biela Will· H liooaptld until 4;30 lim on Jenu,,y 14, 21100. . Brtrlt Mfi!INy VIMflelupertnllndtnl. (1) • , 7, I, 3 to Nanll ;:1 IISSIU IUILOIRS, . INC • . 45723 Wei& ~ R Coolville, OH unlt I I~ i I 1 'I 740-742·2138 Cue,.IHP..u.· Dealen. 1Q90St Rt nioutl! I Purpote 10 Nelgltl!ur Of Mel. . aa'wann lind RUTLAND •• f'rt•.o 13 Complain II Where · Topell.a II It Etl dltll 20C- ....•••• BalllS•i,_ utlet . Thri't Store 740·742·3311 • I 1·888·816·9609 J~ N.• sayre: FaCtor)' Authorized - 11 llnlcllly IIIII 7 Mid ' I From-to m:-+-+-+-11-+.,.,+-4-1--+- Repo • Dlvorded WtWIIIDNI Malirqo Tractor Eqaipment Parts . 3 "Graph" ending 30 Knol8 In cotton . ftblr 4 KIIP . 5 TrouHrt Iabrie 31 Horne 011111 8 Dlllp ttow 111¥11 21 Comp Ill pl. Health problems an~ bridge. success . CARD II No Cmtit • siow Credit • Bankruptcy · RH,onsble Rates · 1 .. 0.1 " 2 Mlpabbr. 21 -'U.. . EXCIVIIIIG CO~ ·~' .23~1"­ .ae BiiiiMI t•t.J . SL--tl a ••.L Shot ng DUU . . . ' \ HOWARD """*' Opening lead: • 10 GOOD !! f11r; Joseph.J111cks SHOODNG MATCH WHEN SHE SE!:N JUGHAIO'S REPORT ALL THAT Pom.roy, Ohio . Pomeroy Eaglea · Pomaroy,OH Paying $80.00 WAS. IT ALL THAT lAO? 992·6215 22 yro. Local 40 llood PP111-'!1M111ifl 41 . . . - lillrll oeplill 42 Vault 11 Ult1t - - ort . 44 aolor n clila Ill . . 0u111t p11tn1 ,'14 loll- (billie) ... Olllllrild 11 ~ · 41 Auabut pert CIMball 51 flreulng " GUido'l hltll 5I -IXJHMI ..... 5I ()reo, for ..... 17 AIPe. e.e. 57 Ergo • llllbf.) 5I Ancient Jlwltll 11..._..n ltCitlc tlntblrlllt a1tar111er DOWN Pass ·Pass Pass · Pass v.c. VOUNG .Ill Houae & Trailer Sites land Clearing & · · Grading Main St., . ·- •Raallt oddltlanl & RttnatMIIng •NewGangn •EIIctrlcal & Plumbing •Rooting I Gulltll · •VInyl Skllnt I Pllntlng •Patio • Porch Dtt:111 FI'H flllm«n llegBnr Bull4oHr & BaciJaoe Se...We• AT 6:30P.M. · MAW SWOONED CARPENTER SEDICI 740-74U419 LEGAL NOTICE South · YOUNG'S . tl/26199 1 mo. Thursd.aya 111M Clltvy GIIO 877-353-7222 (loll free) 740-992-5212 Public Notice On Saturday, Jenuer:y 15, 2000 11110:00 a.m. tile Home Natlonel lank will offer lor 1111 IIRUbnc ouctton on the Bank .Perking lot tile toiiOWing vehlcln: 18811 Clltvy Bllzar Vln 11G8EK11H8GF122011 1etl2 Pontile Elannlvllll Vln 11G2HlC53L8Nt302045 . , 1etl2 Chivy CIMtlllr Vln 11 G1JC144UN7118882' 74~742-8015 ~-=i Dealer: East . Quality Driveways, Sidewalks, Patios Complete Garages: masonarytwood 25 yrs experience .Free Estimates. 7122lTFN ' High & Dry . . Vulnerable: East-West CONCRETE CONNEOION 9115 4473 NnReattag •• 8 • • • A Q J 10 2 YOII • Garages • Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare • FREE ESTIMATES Club Bingo On NOWII 1·100•772·7470; EXT. etnled ll.tclrlclan. •Ridenour 8336. 40 742-8888 ·. •New Homes S.C. 2717Colle, •0 '(AJ .. · ••• stery • P us, Inc A & D Auto Up ~17~65~~~~~~~;t);l::o~~R~.,~~~~~~~d 1052. • 10 3 2 K II 4 Wcm l!a.a a A 10 8 aQ8 • 10 6 .¥ Q J II I 7 2 t . AJB74 • K Q5 ' • 7 8 3 ~ Soutlt 1~ J 9 7 • AI 3 a New Farmers Tobacco Ware· house, Rlptey, Ohio. ta now ra· celvlng tobaCco. 111 aala Jan . 10. Cell tolllree: 1-888·9«-4385 or EdiiOn Mayea: (3041675-1858. 71 0 Alitoa for Sale CARS FROM $21/MO, Buy Po· 630 Livestock lice Impounds IAepoa. Fee. For 2 Y<lar Old Registered Paint Filly, Listings IPaymont Dt\811 Call I· IIIJ0.3t9-3323 X2f58. Choolr<lt & While. 7<10-388·9130. 4 veer Old Palomino Filly, $700 One Heavy Duty Broke, 7<10-4<16-8081. . 5400.00. 1985 GMC s-!rHl<:k-uo Runs Godd saoo.oo . (74!))~4~· Hird Of Raglllered Llmousin Cal· tie For Sale, Blacl< & RO<I, Polled 720 Trucks & Horned, 740-448-8081. 1972 Ford, 112 Ton, , 640 Hay & Grain tomatlc, AIC, 87 ,5851miles, go· Lease Disaster Tobacco Poun- raga kept, Greet condUion. lnlor· dage ' 2 ,000 Pounds, 740·U6· motion Call:· 7<10-379-280f . =. . . ·=···· 1Wiww 7 1 EI'4 ,.,-.12 C.. I I t aK54~2 bide-. . ,... .. ,..d.......... • l'lltl ot • ACR011 ALDBR ......... hllclltl11 Welt •-nil llntlt, ,._roy, 01110, TIM P..-'a Bin• and Iavine• Campany IXtel'lded par-In\ lot (bealde Po-1'1 uper Vatu), to eell for oaell tile 74>99. Good Condition $150.00 (1) 5, 8, 7 3TC 0801 1·(740)·258-9161 ., NBA Cro11word Pu•••• ' P1rn.LIP 1GTEK14RIYI811341 Tile Farmere Bin• end Iavine• Compeny, PolftMioy, Ohio. r1 II tWa thl rltlllto IIIII IIthia 111e, and to wltlldrlll' tilt ebov• collateral prior . to 1111. Furtlllr, TIM F11'1111t'11 Blnk end lll•vtnee Compeny .....,.. tile rltht ........... eny or all Furtller, 1111 above COIIIItlll Will be IOid In ttie condition• It 1e In, wltll no exprue or Implied WIITIIntlll givelh For lurtller Information, COIIIICI Sllelll llucllallltn II ·etl2·2131. The o.tly Sentinel • P~ge A I IIUDCII • Regia- Miniature-...! With Plpera. 4 Ftmaltl, 740· • • . a......y· New '. LEO (July 23·Aug, 22) You must first · boltove in yoursell it you hope to huve others bE!Iieve In you and support your ·•deas today. Appre~ension on yoUJ pa~ · wi111 be 'easily perceived and cause them to back away . • VIRGO (Aug . ~3-Stpt. 22)11 could be quite .easy for you to get y011rsell In a. sit· uation today .that would cost you more than- you antj<;opate K yau !ail tO property evaluale everything llrst ~lora you act. LIBRA (!Sept. 23-0ct . 23) look in the . m1rr0f for the faull Wotliers are not giving , ·you their complete cooperation today. If mi9ht well .be lhaf you ate tailing to ~e .thtJiilany crodit for tl)elr pa~iclpatlon . SCOAPIO (Oct. 24•Nov. 2.2) Mounting prossuro is somethihg you might not be able 'o. handle too well today, so try ·lo keop pece with your rj>oponsiblllties and dulles. and don't lot things pile up on you. SAGITTARIIJS (Nov: 2\\·0ec. 21j Trying to at~tralo rt sornet~lng tosly develops between two lrk!nds ot yours tOday could prove 10 be a Very unwise movo. Bo-th. could Ieel botrayed by yo,u. so just ~lay out of il )'I ' ' ' ' ' . ,, ' .• �'1. ' Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio . Fildey, Jenuery 7, 2000 Ponieloy,lllddleport. Ohio 245-!11811. ROQIOI«<<< WOI-."" Pupo·. To good - ·- $300.00 (740)-441· -·~ FAIII.1 ·,U P''liE •, & llvESTOCI\ ' 810 Farm Equipment tV!I<I John o..re !10, gOOd orrgl· neltractor, new rear tires, runs good, $11!0, 7<10-742·3020. 1988 GMC, 2-Ton Truck. For Sole orlladt. (304)e75-t8S8. 1996 Now Hollond LX485 Skid Steer Loader, Low Hours , Very Good Condition. Call Huntington, ; 304-7~. Gravely Walk Behind Tractor~ Sh: pieces of of equipment. $2,000 Firm. (304)1175-5403. J20 Ditch Witch Trencher. Ask· lng $11!00.00 (140~ Log S.,llttsr· 20 Ton, 5 Horsepow· er, Good CondHion $365.00; 8ft. White Fiberglass Truck r-apper PI*JC 'NOTICI NOTICE le hlreiiV ~ tt.1 an SMt •w..-...y a, 2000, 1110:11 ...... I pullllc la~=~::-:cKUP ¥ K 4 1975 Ford F-26~, Cualom 2WD. ln. 4bil., 4speed, 4:10Geato. Pioneer AMIFM caaselle & Speakers. Too many ·new parts to liot. $1,000. {304)875-585Heavo Message. 1976 Int.. 18005 Tractor Oullit, Now Tires. Asking $2,500.00 (740)-44&-8044 314Ton, Camper Special, 390cu. TRAN S PORTATI O N 710 Auto• for Sale S NO DOWNI NO CREDIT NEEO: GOVT FOAECLOSUAESI 1990 Ford Ranger XLT, V·l, 5· GUARANTEED APPROVAL! I· Speed, 2WD. AC·PS·PB·Ti>pper, 800-360-4620 EXT 8609. 104K MHos. $3,000. Good Condl· CARS $100, $500 & UP. POLICE lion. 1304)372' 9240 · !~POUND. Honda's · Toyota's, 1991 Dodge Dakota. 318 V8 En· Chevys, Jeeps, And Sport Utili· Bettllner, Topper·6fl. Bed, ties. Call Now! 800·773-7470· Good Condition. $4,200. EXT 7832. · ' EOI l 1973 vw Super a,eue. runs, 1995 Ford f. 250..Extended Cab. needs some work, asking $600, 4 wo, Turbo, Dietel, PW, POL, 740.992-7493. 5th Wheel. (740)·258-1094 1981 VW Aabbil Fuel Injection, 1997 Ford F·250, Heavy Duty 4•4' Automatic, New Tires, 59,000 Ac· L Mil tual Miles, ~ear Perfect $1 ,800. ow eage El'cellent Condition, 7<10-25&-60EII . 1985 Ford Escort, 82.!l00 Actual Miles, Stanc!ar!l, 7<10. 4<16-2155_ 1986 Trans-Am B50, Autom'atlo, Good Condition, $2,200 , 740· 446--0390. . After 6 P.M. Cali7<10-368·9780. GJiiC, 1989, Sierra. Fuii·Pkg., a Wheel Drive, I/2Ton, $4,700. : 1982. 300 SO Mercedes , Auto., Fuii·Pkg. Turbo, e Cyl. , Newry Rebuilt Engine, $3,000.(304)675· 2897. . ·1986 vw Golf Diesel 5 Speed, 730 Vinl & 4-WOa • . Rebuilt Engine, .E"ra Good Condl- I 98 F tlon, No Dents, 12,000, ?40-2563 ord Bronco 4x4, 5 litre, . _S2_.eoo_c·~7<10-992...:..:=-4;,;1.:;83;.;.. .__ _ 60n 1~ Medium Sf~ Blazer 4•4. 8 t987 Sprint, 3Cyl. Auto, Rebulh Cyllnqor, Runs Good, Looka Engine, E•collelit Condition. Good, $3,500. 740,387·7576, $1,000 firm. (ijOI)e7S.5403. 7<10-289'1933. · 199t Lumina Euro 88,000 milea ....;...:;;;;:..:.::;;:._ _ _ __ $3,995. 1992 Cevaller AfS 84,000 1987 S· IO·Blazer 4X4. v-6, AU· miles $3,295.00. 1991 s-10 Cure· tomallc, Custom Paint Md Body. ngo 96,000 mUes $2.795. COOK Many New Parts. $2,200.00 080: MOTORS (740)-446-0103 740-4<16-111127. 1991 Plymouth Laser AS, Loaded, 1987, S-10, Blazer Tahoe, , 4 107.000 Mile~. $3,750, 740·44&· Wheel Drive. New Tires, e.col· &982. ·· lent Condition, 124,000 miles. $4,100. (304)882-3613. 1992 Plymouth Acclaim . White, Blue Interior. (304)675-4014. 94 Ford F 350, <lx4t 1\Aiy loaded & mor&, """ .... & Wheelo; $18,000 1993 Chevy Colval(or.lwd. ·4 OBO: 88 F 150 2 wheel drive dr, red with gray Interior, , miles. mlllOI'508 frontdays, ~;~~~~~. 740·992'1 21144 ..... & -ends, 1993 Ford Probe, sliver, good oondlllon. 54509. 740.992·77'27. 1993 Saturn 812. 4 door, 4 cyfin, $2,000 OBO, 740-992·5532. ' · . Rutland, Ohio · Truck seats, car seats, headltners, truck tarps, convertible & vinyl tops, F.our wheeler seats, motorcycle seats, . boat covers, carpets, etc. Man • Fi:t 8:30 • 5:00 ··over 40 yrs experience Public Notlct PIIOBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO In 1111_, at Cynthia Kay P.Uenon CaM No. 30800 NoncE 95 Ford F-2!10 4•4 Powar Stroke 5 sp., ale, c/d, 90,009 mllee, manY ..~... $18,000, 741!-992·2998. 740 Motorcycle• 1912 Her lay Davidson Sportoter der. front wheel drive, automattc, 68,.t26 miles, teal with tan. interior, ac , amltm eaiMtte, asking $!5000 740·992· 1508 daYs or 740·949~ 1100, $6,000 080, 740-256-eOOB Bllween &-10 P.M. Good, 1998 Kawasaki Bayou 300, 2 wd, 2644 - lngs and ¥'f"kendll. 1994 Taurus Wagon' Auns $1,100.00 (740)-441·1765 1994 Z·28, Hops, chrome rims. Flowmaster uhauat, ale. amlfm cassette, $9,000 OBO, call 7:.0· 74.2·al35. , 995 Camaro, V-o automatic, custom ·show car, custom wheel a and .dash, black, 71,167 miles minor front damage,' runs and drives, asking $51 oo, 740·992· ·1506 doya or 740·949·2644 ""'"lngs anc! ~·· 1995 Ford Mustang, V-6, auto, 37.000 , white with gray In· . t~crlor, front 992· 1506 , $3,700, 74~ ·everNeekends. 1985 Honda 70 Four Wheeler very Good Shape, 7<10-448-8189. ridden very little, sharp, red, title avallebfe; $2,1!00, 304-n:l-5858. 760 Auto Parte & Acce•·-t-......,..,. Budget Priced Transmlaalon• All Types. Access To Over 10.000 Transmissions. CVC Joints, 740· 245:5en. 790 Cam-"-- & t-• Motor Homea 1983 Fleaort Camper Fully talned, Excellent Condition, New Air Conditioning, Batter• And nraa. $3,500, 7<10-388-&ee9. Co"" Wa~ted : 8 Foot Truck Camper, !~=~7:"~":~. e<traa, Good Condition, 740-25H038. SERV ICES 1997 Dodge Intrepid , 3.5 V·&, lront wheel drive, 59,833 miles, maroon with gray Interior, cruln, Home ac, amlfm PS, recov- 810 ered Improve menta BASI:IIENT 1998 Pontiac Fireblrd ·2 dr, 1-lops, 17000 milts, front . WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifathn8 guarantn. L 1975. Cellfurnished. 24 Hra. (740) I Ia~ ocal reference& Es«6·0870, 1·800·287.0578. Rog· 508 eves/wee- ers Watwl)fooling. ~(~lv~or~~:m~e:~te~il~l~c~w~i;l~hfda~r~k ~fl~~ days, -~~·~·~~~--------1 .. Appliance Parts And Service: AN 1998 Pontiac Trano-Am • 350 y. N.ame Bra'nda Over 26 ~ears Ex· 8 LS·1 Engine. Automatic' Trans· '' mlsslon, FaciOry 'Chrome Wheels perlence All Wo,rk. Guaranteed, T·Tops. Furry Loaded, 500 Wati ~~ch City Ma¥1ag, 740·448· Monsoon Stereo System With 10 Speakers. 12 Dlac CD ChanGer In Trunk. Cassette Player In .Oalh. Darll: Blve Metallic Paint. Dark Gray leather Interior, Witt Take · · •C &C General Home .Main· tenence- Palnllng, vinyl aiding, carpentry, doors. windows. balhl, mobile home repair and more. for Payyoff Or Raasonabfe Offer. CaN lree ealimale·call Chtt 740·9112· 740-448-<!546Dr7<10-448-7375. 6323. .' . U99•Monte Carlo, LS, V6, Au· Llvlng•ton•a Basement Water tomattc. Loaded •.Light Driftwood Proofing, all baitlnent repair• . (color). 8{~00 Miles. $14,500. done, free eatlmatea, IUetlmt ! I ' 080. (3041095-3707 or (304)372· guarantie. 12yra o.n job axptri8093. anco. (304)895-3887. · 82 maroon 4 dr. car, runo grot, 840_· Electrical end $500, 740-992·ll2l~. Refrigeration CARS 'a100 ·$500. Pollee lm· . ;;::;:;::::::~-:=-==:.:...,..;_ pounds:. Honda'a • Toyota'a, Attldlntlal or conlmerclll wtrlng, JHp&. And St>ort Utlllilea. CALL now Mrvloo or I'IJ>IIill. Me- Lf. hereby glvon Kay P.UIIIOII, C111 30800 Of 105 Spring Pomeroy, Ohio 457119, hu applied to tllo Common Pl .. • Court, Probate Dlvlolon of Mtlno C • ounty, Ohio, for en order to chengo her namo Ia Cyntllll Kay Rod rig~ Said eppllcotlon will bt !Ieard In tht nld Court, 11 1:30 P.M., on tile 7111 day ot Ftbrulry, 2000, at Mtlga County Problt.. Court. Cyntttllt K. Plllaraon Till Stall at Ohio, Melgo ~. Peraontlly apptlrtd before mt Cynthie Kay Pllltreon and lltldltolamn oatil that the notice, 1 copy of whlcll Ia htrllo attachtcl, Wilt publlahtd ono tlmt, ID wit: on tho 7th dey of Januery · 2000, (be.lng at 11111t111rty daya prlo; to lht · 7111 dly of February 2000, tht date tht appllcetton 11 to be heard, •• menuontd In uld noUct,)ln the Dally Santlnol, a ntwapaper at eeneral circulation In the County lfcirMald. · Cyntttllt K. Petttreon . Sworn to before me and algnect In my pro11nct, thlo 4th day of JIIMIIIY 2000. . Judltll R. Sinton, Deputy . _ Cllrk . (1)7 1TC lt08Eit BISSELL CONSTRUCTION Self~.Storage 33795 Hiland Rd. Po~roy1 .Ohio Sewing Machine & Va~um Cleaner · Repairs We make bouse calls · ,per game $300.00 Coverall $500.00 Starburit ·ProgrHalve 1911 line. Uc. I CJ0.50 i1nMm · JAqS ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION Vln 12C1MRZ4MRI720171 197'9 GMC Truck Vln ITCB248E7404113 ' New Roofs • Repairs 11111 Pontlllc Gntnd Prbt Vln 11G2W!t4X7MF286402 • Coating·• Gutters 1817 Ford Bronco II • Siding • Drywall Vln 11FMCU14l7HUC171!10 · • Painting • Plumbing ' 1SIIIICIMvyar.tla Vln 11G1 LV115M8'TY21!121 Free Estimates The termo at the 1111 111 : Dllh. t Tile Home Nltlonal Bank 1111rvea tht rlgllt to roject 74~992-2068 any or all bldo or to remove . 11'03100 1 mo. pd. any unit from the 1111 at any time. . Arreneement• may ·b• Announctment mede to lnopect any at the ::::::::::::::::::::; above nemtd vehiCIII prior r ::~:1~~11 by ceiling 740' g:.~:,. Offl~wrence, 111 3; 1, 10, 14 4rc Public NOUce PUBUC NOTICE · NOTICE It hereby glvon lhlll on Slturday, Jenuacy 8, 2000, II 10:30 a.m., 1 public lilt Will be htld II 211 Will Seconcl .Stroet, Po1111roy Olllo, Tilt Ftnner'a lank lnll Savlngo Company extended perking lot (blll.d e Powell'•· s 11p11 Vatu), to 1111 for oaeh tile following COIIIIenll: · 18811 FORD F·15Q PICK-uP tFTOF15Y2JHB34730 Yilt Fermer• Blnk itnd Sevlnga Compeny, ~htlltltoiO\Ib,ldOhlo, -llle, -IIIII tiMi lithia · , ,. wltllllraw tile ebavti collllarll ' prior to ••••· Fu(llilr, Tile •FartttiN Blnk and ·sevlngo . CompiJilf ..... , . . the right to rlject Furllllr, • •bon eny or 1111 bldlothe oubmltted. COIIIWII Will be IOidln tilt condition It It In, "1111 no expreea or Implied Wllmintln.glvtn. For further ·lnformetlon, . con110t 8111111 luclllnln at 812-2t31.. ' (1) .. 'II, 7 3TC ElectriCal. WV000308, 304·875· 17811. ' ·.Forked Run Sportsman Club Friday Jiliua.fJ 7, 2000 · 7 r••• ftlll I M I'll ·, l '' ~eplic Syote"'" & Utilitie• · 1740) 992-3111 SAYRE TRUCKING ·Hauling Umastona & Gravel I .. AND rupP.,. Plalllll, ~ 45711 st. Rt. 7 740-985-3813 , ' ., 4" thru 48" Plastic Culvert In Stock ' Full Line Of Water Storage Tlnkl • · Septic & Clatern Tanka IS.we• Pipe: 3" thru 8", Gas ~lpe & Rt!"UIIatoittl . 'I "I I '"" I I .... -- Opan: 9:00-4:.3<1 Weillkclaya '-. 9:0().12:00 AOV.IHOED llfWNAGE SYS1BIS. INC !I . II[ !II. j ! ~ ~ WOIIYIII!!! ... No Embam~aemant You're Trailed with Respeetl Ci03 Mill Street Middleport, Ohio cf!'E'~'&,, Hours: . Mon & Tue9to 3 Clooed Wedneodaya · Thure & Fri 9 to 3 Saturdays 10 to 2 Cloaed Sunda 3/11/98 TFN 741111N.I l!a.a 2t 23.;:., 24Punctull 2 well.) 25 oachtd • ..... 32 'IYIM ot lrily ' 27 CAR SALES Good' Clean Cars . -- .34 Antl- 8111111pox 35 Roving, IIIII kntslflll 31 E-grllll . trill Lynn Deas an<! Beth Palmer make 43 Amlleurt up one.ollhelnost successful women's h.-+-~1-­ 45 011111n. l'airs during the la•t 11! .y ears. Lynn t....-+-~1-­ 47 Concllta has had ·many health problems; but · 48C-panlon. ~asn'l allowed them to stop her from Oluh 41 Exlat competing in tournaments all over the 10 -Tin Tin .world. She i& often accompanied by 52 -out her three dogs, Finesse, Imp and !airetchl 53 AUthor ·, Wishtrlck, and she enjoys the social slde too, At the 1990 world champl· 54 Plpe-llttlng onships In Geneva. play ended IM!fore L..-I.;....L.....L....J"unH · • dinner. And in. the hotel where many • Americans were staying, there was a ./ pianist and dance floor. Lynn was do· CELEBRITY CIPHER ·'• ing more than her fair share of bop· · . by Lula Campo• . ping, even occasionally toleratl'ng as CMbntV Cipher Crypt~ms are aeaied from quoll.lkvll by famous jMopltl, pat~ and piWNnt partner a bridge journalist with two Elleh t.tter tn the ciphtr SllndS tor lilnol~r . Todly'.s clw: F equtll G · righllcet! . Lynn and Beth adopt a very aggres. •ive style . Their best session was DHJIOI, AN 'PZH YCT· OHBDHMM probably the last one ol the 1917 • Venice Cup iQ Jamaira. when lhe Y C P Z· M S W Z ( KT IW HI DI R HM I M United Stales beat Fram e IThey·have won this title lwicc . Lynn also wmi In '91.) Lynn delended this deal smoothly NABPCPSOH , OHMATIPCAD, TIMP to give declarer a guess. .· . WAAXH At the olher table, Juanita Chambers FIMK. ' ITCMPICB cNorth! made two spades exactly. PREVIOus· SOLUTION: ' The green plalp ran till it touched the. skirts of Palmer's two -diamond opening heaven ." - Robert louis Slevenson, on Nebraska. · showed a weak two-bid in either major. Deas' two-heart response was to . play opposite hearts. As two · hearts is· . laydown, South did well to bilance with three clubs . .. De as led the heart I 0. South won with dummy's king, played a heart to her ace, ruffed her lasl"heari·ln the dummy, and drew trumps . Then de· clarer adv~ncecl-lhe spede·nlne. 'When Lynn covered with . the 10, declarer 5 duc;Jiin the dummy. Immediately, 2 P Lyn , ' ntlnued with the spade eight.. ( As . will have surmised, declarer ml!igue8sed by playing low from the .· G A M N dummy. So, the defenders collected 1 three: spades and two diamonds lor one down . -··- . I • CONCRETE' • BACKHQE SERVICES ! N c A. • BOBCAT SERVICES S' 0 RESJD ENTIAUII/////1/COMMERCIAL N • MASONRY ............ deUnnd directly Ia yaur daGr • • J E FREE R· ESTIMATES .... ~.... FULLY INSURED y T ., E Call.l-11. (7~0) 985-3948 Bn.u.·fllorriaoia I Radno, Oltlo ,, •Re~acement~ndow$ COMMIICUL llli IESIDEIIIIAl FREE ESTIMATES 140·992·7643 . ' Haullng*Limestone•Gravel San~opsoii*Fill Dlrt"Mulch · · Bulldozer Services · :,-. · '..ALiltil. 11 ll':J'CH nut . ' . 1.2 1.001 rL--tr- .._ ,;~_ . '"" - 1 '"' 992~5479 . ' ~~~~~~~~~~ . .Stop In And See· ' Steve Riffle ' Sales Repres~ntative~ · · L·imy Schey Public' N,otlce . , Vlllll• of Middleport will ' be IICCIPIIIIII. bldl oil • 1115 DanetSaturday Night Mason VEW Post 9926 · Members & ' · ·) . .' . ,, ,.... . .t'Dirta....l... 1 · ~· ~llow acJ; •,'II ·PISCES (Feb. :ZO.Marcll tl you .. . instant grafWication Ia rule today, Y® may ; ·' · do somelfting very imprudent. let your · ,_,. ,• · ·Salurday, Jan, I , 2000. present slafc .ol finlinc&s determine the ~wll{ds that have ,appeared impossible kind ol e•penditufes you make. ·'I> atlaln coul.d now become realifk!s fO< -'RII:s (~arch 21-Aprll II) Trno very ~u In the year arnoad Wyou elevate your pooplo who aro usually the n\ost suppo~· ~ts ,a lillie and work hard lo achieve lve could be the onos·wha stymie your fdur qbjoclives. . . offo~s today. NO\ lhBIIhey don't cara. but IAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 11) Wishy· present conditions may IQrce them onto iashy measures woo't get trno job done other inte,resfs. . t09&Y if you hope to achieve an !mpo~ant . TAURU~ (A~I ~V ·20)1n "!ll"r for i objective. Being both asseriiYe and deier· you to realize· an~ progress today, you :l"'lned is the .only way your go,l can musf lirst face up to rnlity lind begin to . l become a reality. Trying to petch' up a work from thai polnf. It won't do a~y good i broken romance? The · Allro· Graph .to dwell on hdw things .,ould hava beon. :Matchmaker can help yqu understand GEMINI (May 21·June 201 Someone )whet to do to. make the relatlor)ship work. who n~ay have dona thongs to displease jMa•f $2.751o Matchmaker, c/o thla ntiwa· · you 1n the past may cross your pafh ~paper. P 0 . Box 1758, Murray Hill again today Be cirelul, becauae trnora's l statlon, Y~r~ . NY tOtS&. a poss'ibillly your pere.onlilitlea could, AOUARIUB (Jen. :ZO.Fib. 1•1 ,_ ck>~ clash again . , mind on your part oOuld cauae ·you td CANCER (JJne lt..,uty 221 Bl 'rl!lndtul . ialiore the excellent ,1 uggasllons ·of 1 ol whon you speak 'ioday rJ; alae you !friend who is trying to be helpful . could unintontionall_y oflend someone !cnencea ere, your pel's naoaontng will be w11o Is very Sensitive and fll!OC""tlic. This ~ to V?"re. · ·. parson 1!)8Y not naadlly looglve lind forget. l • '"'IUUf '"IJI . :.c.,nular -jeff·. Warner In$~ , . •! . •• . Sport ' smaa Oub . Sunday · JIIIIUIIrJ 9, 2000 . · ~- ' ' . I ...,-1 vT I c manner in which it is •• - - -. G) Complolo the. chuckle quolod 1. PRINT NUMIUED UTTERS IN THUE SQUARES I UNSCRAMBLE ABOVE lETIER5 JO GEJ ANSWfR ,. • r 1s ,. _ •• • 1•• 1• 1111 '1 1 .ICitAMUTS ANIWDS .Efface - Lowly - Proud - Jostle - OLD one LEFT Optimist stays up to see that the new year comes in. The pessimist stays up to be sure the OLD one LEFT. 7 •Room Additions •Roofing . . (No Sunday Calls) MI L.-.1.-.1.-.1.-.1.-.l._..J. , by filling In the l!lflfinjl _,ds you develop lrom J.!,•P No. 3 below. M- o· =E 1-sl"-ri-T-1...;.,.,;_;.1~ PIB CONTRACTOR~, INC. c Forked Run j ~ I try t~ be tharMul for all gifts I I '-·:·=::::=~==.:...,- nogift 111atter because ris not aswhal. important as is the lhe ... . N&W Homas • Vinyl Siding • New Garages ' . " . I .I ·1 JJ ' =K ~L.:_C_::F~, ...~: I I ' Cllevrolll 3/4 ton pick up truoii•. Truck .wlll IN1 eoklln "a• II" aoildJtlart. The truck 01n be IMn 11 end billa liken at 237 Race Street. Biela Will· H liooaptld until 4;30 lim on Jenu,,y 14, 21100. . Brtrlt Mfi!INy VIMflelupertnllndtnl. (1) • , 7, I, 3 to Nanll ;:1 IISSIU IUILOIRS, . INC • . 45723 Wei& ~ R Coolville, OH unlt I I~ i I 1 'I 740-742·2138 Cue,.IHP..u.· Dealen. 1Q90St Rt nioutl! I Purpote 10 Nelgltl!ur Of Mel. . aa'wann lind RUTLAND •• f'rt•.o 13 Complain II Where · Topell.a II It Etl dltll 20C- ....•••• BalllS•i,_ utlet . Thri't Store 740·742·3311 • I 1·888·816·9609 J~ N.• sayre: FaCtor)' Authorized - 11 llnlcllly IIIII 7 Mid ' I From-to m:-+-+-+-11-+.,.,+-4-1--+- Repo • Dlvorded WtWIIIDNI Malirqo Tractor Eqaipment Parts . 3 "Graph" ending 30 Knol8 In cotton . ftblr 4 KIIP . 5 TrouHrt Iabrie 31 Horne 011111 8 Dlllp ttow 111¥11 21 Comp Ill pl. Health problems an~ bridge. success . CARD II No Cmtit • siow Credit • Bankruptcy · RH,onsble Rates · 1 .. 0.1 " 2 Mlpabbr. 21 -'U.. . EXCIVIIIIG CO~ ·~' .23~1"­ .ae BiiiiMI t•t.J . SL--tl a ••.L Shot ng DUU . . . ' \ HOWARD """*' Opening lead: • 10 GOOD !! f11r; Joseph.J111cks SHOODNG MATCH WHEN SHE SE!:N JUGHAIO'S REPORT ALL THAT Pom.roy, Ohio . Pomeroy Eaglea · Pomaroy,OH Paying $80.00 WAS. IT ALL THAT lAO? 992·6215 22 yro. Local 40 llood PP111-'!1M111ifl 41 . . . - lillrll oeplill 42 Vault 11 Ult1t - - ort . 44 aolor n clila Ill . . 0u111t p11tn1 ,'14 loll- (billie) ... Olllllrild 11 ~ · 41 Auabut pert CIMball 51 flreulng " GUido'l hltll 5I -IXJHMI ..... 5I ()reo, for ..... 17 AIPe. e.e. 57 Ergo • llllbf.) 5I Ancient Jlwltll 11..._..n ltCitlc tlntblrlllt a1tar111er DOWN Pass ·Pass Pass · Pass v.c. VOUNG .Ill Houae & Trailer Sites land Clearing & · · Grading Main St., . ·- •Raallt oddltlanl & RttnatMIIng •NewGangn •EIIctrlcal & Plumbing •Rooting I Gulltll · •VInyl Skllnt I Pllntlng •Patio • Porch Dtt:111 FI'H flllm«n llegBnr Bull4oHr & BaciJaoe Se...We• AT 6:30P.M. · MAW SWOONED CARPENTER SEDICI 740-74U419 LEGAL NOTICE South · YOUNG'S . tl/26199 1 mo. Thursd.aya 111M Clltvy GIIO 877-353-7222 (loll free) 740-992-5212 Public Notice On Saturday, Jenuer:y 15, 2000 11110:00 a.m. tile Home Natlonel lank will offer lor 1111 IIRUbnc ouctton on the Bank .Perking lot tile toiiOWing vehlcln: 18811 Clltvy Bllzar Vln 11G8EK11H8GF122011 1etl2 Pontile Elannlvllll Vln 11G2HlC53L8Nt302045 . , 1etl2 Chivy CIMtlllr Vln 11 G1JC144UN7118882' 74~742-8015 ~-=i Dealer: East . Quality Driveways, Sidewalks, Patios Complete Garages: masonarytwood 25 yrs experience .Free Estimates. 7122lTFN ' High & Dry . . Vulnerable: East-West CONCRETE CONNEOION 9115 4473 NnReattag •• 8 • • • A Q J 10 2 YOII • Garages • Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare • FREE ESTIMATES Club Bingo On NOWII 1·100•772·7470; EXT. etnled ll.tclrlclan. •Ridenour 8336. 40 742-8888 ·. •New Homes S.C. 2717Colle, •0 '(AJ .. · ••• stery • P us, Inc A & D Auto Up ~17~65~~~~~~~;t);l::o~~R~.,~~~~~~~d 1052. • 10 3 2 K II 4 Wcm l!a.a a A 10 8 aQ8 • 10 6 .¥ Q J II I 7 2 t . AJB74 • K Q5 ' • 7 8 3 ~ Soutlt 1~ J 9 7 • AI 3 a New Farmers Tobacco Ware· house, Rlptey, Ohio. ta now ra· celvlng tobaCco. 111 aala Jan . 10. Cell tolllree: 1-888·9«-4385 or EdiiOn Mayea: (3041675-1858. 71 0 Alitoa for Sale CARS FROM $21/MO, Buy Po· 630 Livestock lice Impounds IAepoa. Fee. For 2 Y<lar Old Registered Paint Filly, Listings IPaymont Dt\811 Call I· IIIJ0.3t9-3323 X2f58. Choolr<lt & While. 7<10-388·9130. 4 veer Old Palomino Filly, $700 One Heavy Duty Broke, 7<10-4<16-8081. . 5400.00. 1985 GMC s-!rHl<:k-uo Runs Godd saoo.oo . (74!))~4~· Hird Of Raglllered Llmousin Cal· tie For Sale, Blacl< & RO<I, Polled 720 Trucks & Horned, 740-448-8081. 1972 Ford, 112 Ton, , 640 Hay & Grain tomatlc, AIC, 87 ,5851miles, go· Lease Disaster Tobacco Poun- raga kept, Greet condUion. lnlor· dage ' 2 ,000 Pounds, 740·U6· motion Call:· 7<10-379-280f . =. . . ·=···· 1Wiww 7 1 EI'4 ,.,-.12 C.. I I t aK54~2 bide-. . ,... .. ,..d.......... • l'lltl ot • ACR011 ALDBR ......... hllclltl11 Welt •-nil llntlt, ,._roy, 01110, TIM P..-'a Bin• and Iavine• Campany IXtel'lded par-In\ lot (bealde Po-1'1 uper Vatu), to eell for oaell tile 74>99. Good Condition $150.00 (1) 5, 8, 7 3TC 0801 1·(740)·258-9161 ., NBA Cro11word Pu•••• ' P1rn.LIP 1GTEK14RIYI811341 Tile Farmere Bin• end Iavine• Compeny, PolftMioy, Ohio. r1 II tWa thl rltlllto IIIII IIthia 111e, and to wltlldrlll' tilt ebov• collateral prior . to 1111. Furtlllr, TIM F11'1111t'11 Blnk end lll•vtnee Compeny .....,.. tile rltht ........... eny or all Furtller, 1111 above COIIIItlll Will be IOid In ttie condition• It 1e In, wltll no exprue or Implied WIITIIntlll givelh For lurtller Information, COIIIICI Sllelll llucllallltn II ·etl2·2131. The o.tly Sentinel • P~ge A I IIUDCII • Regia- Miniature-...! With Plpera. 4 Ftmaltl, 740· • • . a......y· New '. LEO (July 23·Aug, 22) You must first · boltove in yoursell it you hope to huve others bE!Iieve In you and support your ·•deas today. Appre~ension on yoUJ pa~ · wi111 be 'easily perceived and cause them to back away . • VIRGO (Aug . ~3-Stpt. 22)11 could be quite .easy for you to get y011rsell In a. sit· uation today .that would cost you more than- you antj<;opate K yau !ail tO property evaluale everything llrst ~lora you act. LIBRA (!Sept. 23-0ct . 23) look in the . m1rr0f for the faull Wotliers are not giving , ·you their complete cooperation today. If mi9ht well .be lhaf you ate tailing to ~e .thtJiilany crodit for tl)elr pa~iclpatlon . SCOAPIO (Oct. 24•Nov. 2.2) Mounting prossuro is somethihg you might not be able 'o. handle too well today, so try ·lo keop pece with your rj>oponsiblllties and dulles. and don't lot things pile up on you. SAGITTARIIJS (Nov: 2\\·0ec. 21j Trying to at~tralo rt sornet~lng tosly develops between two lrk!nds ot yours tOday could prove 10 be a Very unwise movo. Bo-th. could Ieel botrayed by yo,u. so just ~lay out of il )'I ' ' ' ' ' . ,, ' .• �•• J .. • Page A10 • The Dally Sentinel Apostolic Church of Chf!st Hul ttl< .... Churdl of J..,.. Chrlot Apootolk VanZandt and Ward Rd. P11510r: James Miller Sundoy School - 10:30 a.m. Evenin& · 7:30 p.m. p.,_..,y Chun:lo otCiutot 212 W. Main St. Minister: Danny Bias Sunday School . 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services . 7 p.m, c-.111 a.dt ' Churdt of Jesus Chri•t Apostol!< Faith New Lima Road Pasror: Marty Hutton Sunday, 10 a. m. and 7:30p.m. Wednesday, 7:30p.m. Middleport Churdt of Chrlit Sth and Main Pastor: AI Hartson Youth Minister: Bill Frli;Zier Sunday School ·9:30a.m. · Worship- 8:15, 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m.· Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. . Liberty A,..mbly of God P.O. Box 467, Dudding Lane Mason, W.Va. Pastor: t'Jeil Tennant Sunday Servi<>:s· 10:00 a.m. and 7 p.m. Baptist Pastor: John Swanson Sunday School - 10:00 a.m. Morning Service II :00 a.m. Evening Service • 6:00JG.m. Wednesday Service . 7: p.m. Hope Baptist Church (Southern) Pastor: Jim Ditty 570 Grant St., Middlepon Sunday school · 9:30a.m. Worship - II a.m. and b p.m. Wednesday Service • 7 p.ni. Free WIII .Baptlst Church Ash Street, Middleport • Pasror: Les Hayman Sunday Service - 7:00p.m. Sunday~ool • 10 a.m. Wednesday rvjce-7:00p.m. Rutland First BapJist Church Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Worship· 10:45 a.m. Pomeroy First Baptist . East Main St. · Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m. .First Southern Baptist 41872 Pomeroy Pike Pastor: E. Lamar O' Bryant Sund ay School . 9:30a.m. Worship • 10:45 a.m., 7:00 p.m. l}'edncsday Services " 7:00p.m. First Baptist Church s Pastor: Mark Morrow 6th and Palmer St., Middlepon . Sunday School - 9:15a.m. Worship- 10:15 a.m., 7:00 p:m. Wednesday Service- 7:00p.m. Hickory Hlllo Chun:h of Chrllt Evangelist Mike MQO!'C Sunday School - 9 a.m. Worship, 10 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services. 7 p.m. Racine First Baptist Pastor: Rick Rule Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:40 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Service~ . 7:00p.m. Sliver Run Baptist Pastor: Bi II Little Sunday School- !Oa.m. Worship • I !a.m., 6:30 g·m· Wednesday Services· 6:3 P·"!· Hemlock Grove Church Pastor: Gene Zopp Sund~r school · 10:30 a.m. Worship -9:30a.m., 7 p.m. Mt. Union Baptist Pastor : Joe N. Sayre. Sunday School-9:45a.m. Eve ning ·6:30p.m. Wednesday Services- 6:30p.m. Reedsvllie Church of Christ Paston Philip Sturm Sunday School: 9:30a.m. Worship Service: '!0:30a.m. Bible Study, Wednesday, 6:30p.m. Bethlehem Baptist Church Great Bend, ROu te 124, Racine, OH Pastor : Ge ne Morris Sunday School . 9:30a.m. Sunday Worship· 10:30 a. m. & 7 p.m. . Wednesday Bible Study - 6:00p.m. llexter Church of Christ · Pastor: Justin Campbell' Sunday school 9:30a.m. Norman Will, superintendent Sunday. worship· 10:30 a.m. Old Bethel Free Will Baptist Church 28601 St. Rt. 7, Middleport Sunday School- 10 a.m. Evening· 7:30p.m. Thursday Services •• 7:30 " Hillside Baptist Church St. Rt. 143 just off Rt. 7 Pastor: Re v. James R. Acree, Sr. Sunday School . 10 a.m. Worship - \\a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesd ay Services -7 p.m. Victory Baptist lndependant 525 N. 2nd St. Middleport · Pastor: James E. Keesee Worship· !Oa.m., 7 p.m. · Wednesday Services • 7 p.m. St. Paul Lutbena Cburdt Corner Sycamore & S!'!'Ond St., Pomeroy · . · ' Rev. Donald'c. Fritz Sunday School • 9:4' a:m. r }Vonhip r 11 a..,. Hortford Churdt of Cbrlit Ia Chrlltlaa Ualoa • Hartford, W.Va. l'astor:Jim Hughes Sunday School • II a.m. Worship · 9:30a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services ·7:30p.m. Mt. Olive United Methodist Off 124 behind Wilkesville Pastor: Rev. Ralph Spires Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship • 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Thursd•y Services. 7 p.m. Church of God Melp CoOperative Parllb lliortbeut Cluster JOppa Sunda~~30a.m. Reednllt. Puti>r: Jane Beattie · Sunday School • 9 a.m. · Worship • 10 a.m. Tuesday Services • 7:30p.m. Central Ouster Asbury (Syracuie) Pastor: Bob Robinson Sunday School · 9:45a.m. Worship· II a.m. Wednesday Services . 7:30p.m. Epi scopal Grate Epltcopal Churdt . 326 E. Main St., Pomeroy · Rev. James·Bemackl, Rev. Katharin Foster Rev. Deborah Rankin, C!er&Y Holy Eucharist and . Sunday Sehoolll :00 a.m, , www.froanet.neV-deancry Sacred Heart Catholic Church 161 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, 992-5898 Pastor: Rev. Waller E. Heinz Sat. Con. 4:45-5: 15p.m.; Mass-5:30 p.m. · Sun. Con. -8:45-9:15 a:m., · Sun. Mass· 9:30a.m. Dailey Mass· 8:30a.m. ' Sunday School • 9:30a.m. · Worship· 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. ·WednOsday Services • 7 p.m. Ente~ • 0 Pastor: Keuh Reder Sunday School • 10 a.m. Wor>hip • 9 a.m. ='llltil s,_ Flnl u..... Putor: !lev. Krllllll 111011 Sundiy Sehool • 10 1.111, Wonhlp • 11 a.m. . H....W.•IIIe'PJ..,..... CMI'III Worship • 9 ut. . Sunday School· t:4Sfilll• MlddlepartPa 1t,... •· t.onalloaom Sundly School· 9:30 a.ln. WonltiD -10:45 LI!J., 7:30p.m. • Wedneatlay 7:30 p.m. ML Olbt C11111..t11 ca.udl Pallor: LaWICDCCBush U.tted Fallll QIII'Ch Edell U111111......,.. Ia CIIM 2 1/2 mllea nortil of llldlvUit . on State R®M 134 Pallo(: Rev. Robert Wtllldey Sunday Schoo! • 11 1.111 . Sedlllldlal Hew-r...•t . Silver RJdae I · · r.tor: ROben Jlarber Suftclar School - 9 a.m. Sun. Wonlllp · 10:10 a.m., 6 p.m. . . Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. c..tet-1•111•• lfp.......eJ Cluordl . .• KinarburY Road ! ,·Sunday~~Puior: CtvdcHcnderailn 9:30a.m. . Worahip Servi"'l. 10:30 a.m. · No SUIICUty or Wedneillay Nialtt Services ' 1'1..._ Go.p.a ·M...._ Bald on Co. Rd. 31 Knob; Putor: !lev. ·Ruter Willford SunCiay School· 9:30.a.m. Worship- 7 p.m. · Willie's CllaDOI Witlleyaa Coolville Road · Psstor: Rev. Phillip Ridenour SUIIday School ' 9:30a.m. Worahij> • 10:30 a.m. Wedneaday Se,rvlce • 7 p.m. 228 W. Main St.,. Pomeroy I . \ .\. l. •' Sunday Sehool • t a.a. Wonhlp • 10 t.ll, ~i•ltfl' ~uneral Jloau Awt.ill~·~··n. ~ KMu:ky Fried .Chicken" 214 Soull Second 7~..,., 1 I Flltla G....t Cllurcll Crow'l Fam~ly Re~urant • •I M - Cllapel CIIIII'Ch Sunday achool -'10 a.m. Wonbip • 11 Lm. · Wecbteoday Service • 7 p.m. 33045 Hiland Rood, Pomeroy · Putor: Roy Hunter Sunday School • 10 a.m. . Evea!nJ7:30 p.111. Tuaday A '1'lliulday • 7:30 P·lll· RUIIMd Qurdl of theN-Putor: Rev. Samuel W. Buye • .• Supclay Sehool • 9:30 •·D)• . Wonhjp • IO:JO.a.m., 7 p.m. ReedJYIU. FelloWIIalp Chun:ll of !heN...Putor: Teresa Waldeck Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship --10:4' a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Cllealer Chun:ll of the Nlllftlt Putor: Rev. Herbert Orate Sunday Scho<ii • 9;30 a.m. Worship ·. 11 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services •,7 p.m. ., D,.mtJI eo-uiiJ Clllordl Rt. 7 on Pomeroy By-Pda . Putor: Rev. Robert E. Smith, Sr. Sunday.School-.9:30 a.m. . Worship • 10:30 Lm., 7 p.m. Wedneaday Service • 7 p.lit. Putor: Rev. Lloyd D. Orimm,Jr: Sunday SehoOI • 9:30a.m. Wonhlp • I 0:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday ~rvices - 7 p.m. Tuppt!'l Plabu St. hal Puton ""'. Clark ...., Sunday School• 10 1.111. Eveilina· 6 p.m. Wednesday Str.vloll• 7100 P,lllo . Mlddltport Qoudl of lilt N - Sunday Scbool • 9:30 a.in. Worship· 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wedneaday Servica • 7 p.m. Pastor: Allen Mldcap PoPa'Oy CIIIII'Ch of lilt N . - . MkldiiDol'll'nUIIIIII 'fblrd Avt • 1111111 C...altJ Cluordl N az ;-ne ne • o o o o> . Pr es lly tt'JJ .tr' Sunday Scbool ·.9:30a.m. Evenloa • 7 p.m. Wedneday Service •. 7 p.m. •.m. Wonhip ·9:30a.m. Sunday Schoql- 10:30 a.m. UMYF Sunday 6:30 p.m. Fint Sunday of Month • 7:30 p.m. aerviee St. Rt. 124, Racine Putor: Wllllaal HoiiMit Sunday School · 10 a.m. Evenlna· 7 p.m. Wedaesday ServiCII I 1 , •• Off Ri. 124 Putor: Edoel Hart Sundly Sehool • 9:30 a.m. · Woraltip • 10:30 a.m, 7:30p.m. . ·sy-Cbun:lo of lilt N - - . Pastor, Robert J.. Coen Sunday School • 9:30 Worship • 10:30 a.m.) 6 p:m. Wednesday Services • 7 p.m. Wednesday Klda for Christ· 7 p.m. Worship • 10:30 a.m. Pnltalllll Aln•MI' " ~M.... . 141-1 Brldpmlil St., SyniCUIO Rev. MlU Thompaon,Putor Sunday School • 10 a.m. Evenlna · ·6 p.m. Weclaacky Slrvlce - 7 p.m. · • P e nt eL<' ' l.tl Bafley Run Road Pastor: Ret. Emmett Rtwaon • Sunday Evenina 7 p.m. . Th~y Service • 7 p.m. hll Golpelup..... . r: Flldl VIIIY TaberucJe Cluordl Cool•llle U11ted Mtdaodllt l'ldlrll Putoi: Helen Kline Cool¥llle Cllurdl · Main cl Fifth $t. Sunday School • 10 Lm. . Worahlp : 9 a.m. , Tuesday Service~ .· 7 P·11': , I '-1!11• Mlddlepart Ceoll•uiiJ Cllurch 575 Pearl St., Middfeport Putor: Sam Anderaon Sunday Scbooi!O a.m. Evenina • 7:30 p.m. Wedlkllday Service • 7:30 p.m. Eutl.tlal'l Putor: Brian Harlqteu Sunday School • 10 a.m. Worship ' 9 a.m. Wednesday - 7 p. . J-liloilll · God'tT..... III'IIIIII 3166S McOIIire Jld. 0. PUIOr! Wayaelllloola Servicel! Thun. Nhtl 7100 New church No Sunday lln'icrlllrlll-1 •• 1 ~llic.u.ttyOuardl .Putor. Theron Durhlm ·. Sunday • 9:30 a.m. and 7 p;m. Wednesday • 7 p.nl. · T~rchChllrcll (:o, Rd. 63 Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. W~lp • 10:30 a.m. (· Putor: Aut ........., Jill Mon1l Service~: Sat"*Y 7:30 p.11. 'llle ihlln111' ,........., MIUirJ New Ume Rd., Rutland Putor: !lev. Marpret J. Roblnlim Servlcea: Wedneoday, 7:30p.m. . Sundly, 2:30p.m•. . Putor: Bob·Randolph Wonhlp • 9:30 Lm. Sunday School • 10:30 l.m. Trilolty Cbun:lo , Second & Lynn, Pomeroy Sun4ay school and wprship 10:25 Catholic ""'G..,.r• Rt.338, oirdt .r.111a..,... IMIIr Antigull1 Hocklfluc!rt Cllun:h Grand Stn:et, . Sunday School • 10 a.m. Wonhip • I J.a.m. · Wednesday Services· 8 p.m. Cbelter Putor: Jane Beattie Worship • 9a.m. · Sunday School -10 a..m. Thursday Services - 7 p.m. 1. . New Ult va., c.w t.ooaBottom ~ --~ · Pastor: Steve Reed · Sunday School ; 9:30 Lm. Wonltlp • 9:30 Lm. and 7 p.m. Wecbteoda(, • 7 p.m. Friday • flllowah p oervjce 7 p.m. ' llttiltl Qoudl ., ' Town~hlp Rd., 468C Sunday School • 91.~. Wonhlp • 10 a.m. Wedne!flay Services :,10 a.m. Pastor: Sharon Hausnion Sunday School • ?:30 a.m. Wonhip"· II a.m., 6:30p.m. ' Olfloo, W.Va. Sunday School • 10 1.111, WOnldlt • 7 p.a, Wedneeday Strvlcil • 1p... Flldl hll G,.pel Qoudl .\~fred Co ngregational • Rutland Free Will Baptist Salem St. Pastor: Rev. Paul Taylor · Sund ay School · 10 a. m. Eve ning - 7 p.m. Wednesday Services . 7 p.m. Moral.. SCar Pastor: Dcwayne Stutler Sunday School • II a.m. Wonhlp • 10 a.m. ' Qllllll Taoli 1 mil QIIN· Sunday oervice, 10:00 a.m.,7loo p.m. Youth Fellowship Sunday, 7:00p.m. , Wednesday oervice, 7:00 P·~· Radae Putor: Brian Harkneli · Sunday School • 1(! a.m. Wonhlp • 11 a.m . • , Unti ed Meth odt st Chlll"'h of God of Pl'l)phecy 0.1. White Rd. off St. Rt.160 Pastor: P.J. Chapman Sunday School • 10 a.m. Worship- II a.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. Antiquity Baptist Sunday School . 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:45 a.m. Sunday Eve ning . 6:QO p.m. Racine, Ohio Pastor: Dcwayne Stutler Sundiy Sehool ·9:30a.m. Worship · 10:45 o.m-· Bible Study Wed. 7:00p.m. ' Our Saviour Lutheran Chun:ll Walnut and Henry St!., Revenswood, W.Va. Pastor: David Russell Sunday School • 10:00 a.m. Worship· II a.m. Syracuse First Church of God Apple al[d Second Sts. Pastor: Rev. David Russell Sunday School and Wonhip- 10 a. in. Evening Services· 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services-6:30p.m. Mt. Moriah Baptist Fourth & Main St., Middleport Pas,tor: Rev. Gilbert Craig, Jr. Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wor~hip · 10:45 a.m. Car..t.S.U. Carmel cl Buhan Rda. St. Joha Lutheran Church Pine Grove 'Rev. Donald C. Fritz Worship ·9:00a.m. Sunday School - 10:00 a.m. Rutlaad Church of God Pastor: Ron Heath Sunday Worship · 10 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services· 7 p.m . . Forest Run Baptist Pastor : Arius Hurt Sunday School ' 10 a.m. Worship - II a. m. Putor: Dcwayne Stutler Sunday School • 10 a.m. Wonltlp • 9 a.m. Wednesday Servicet • 10 a.m. • •' 3773 ~ CMk Iaiii, OIIU,.U., OH · '-'BIUIIalall Sunday ServiDII· 10 ••· l 7 P!.. W~y- ?p.m. A YWIIi 7,.-. . SaoW¥11t Sunday Sehool· IO.a.m. Worahlp - 9 a.m. lklllaay r- iUitc:IIIN • Hobaoll CllriiiiM r•w tip Cbun:lo s.taace.ttr Lutheran Christian Union ~ihl "'9 ' 500 , 2nd "''LMllllilll. ln . PallOr: Mllra P-.I!mlrlto ' - - ........ Sunday School· tJO .... WOnlllpo 10:00 Ul Wedneaday Str¥~ · 1 p.a. Salem St., Rullaad Putor: Robert E. M Sunday School • 10 Llll. Wonltlp • 11:15 a.m., 7 p.m. Wedneoday Service · 7 p.m·. PUIOr! Ron Fle!ce Sunday S<:hoo.l · 9:1' a.m. · · W~rship • 10:15 a.m. The Qlun:lo of•Jelui Chrllt of Latlet'-Day Selllll St. Rt. 160, 446-6247 or 446-7486 Sunday Sehool10:20-ll Lm. Relief Society/Priesthood 11:0'·12:00 noon Sacrament Service 9-10:1' o.m. Homemaking meeting, 1st Thurs . • 7 p.m. Mt. Moriah Church of God Mile Hill Rd., Racine Pastor: Brice Uu Sunday School - 9:45 a.m. Evening · 6 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Faith Bapli•t Church Railroad St., Mason Sunday ~chool - 10 a.m. Worship.- 11 a.m., 6 ~. m. WedncS<jay Services· p.m. Rullaad 1 Graham Ualted Methodlit Worship · 9:30a.m. (1st & 2nd Sun), 7:30p.m. (3rd &: 4th Sun) Wednesday Service-7:30p.m. . Pallor: David Dallly Sunday Sdlool 9130 1.111. Evenlna • 1 p.m. ... .,,c-r Sunday School • 9:30a.m. Wonbip • 10:30 a.m. Thursday Servlcet • 7 p.m. Reorpnlzed.Cburdt of Jesus Chrlit of Latter Day Selau Portland-Racine Rd. Pastor: Jerry Singer Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Services •.7:30p.m. Lanasvllle Christian Church Sunday School • 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wedn~sday Service 7:30p.m. · Sll..mllt WM rl hlelt ~, Sunday School • 9;15 a.m. Worshi~ • 10 o.m. · Youth Fellowshtp, Sundoy • 6 p.m. Latter-Day Snint s Bradford C hurch of Christ Corner of St. Rt. 124 & Bradbury Rd. Minister: Doug Shamblin · Youth Minister: Bill Amberger Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship • 8:00a.m., 10:30 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Sen<ices - 7:00 p.m. Cll¥11')' .... ctltiW . Pomeroy Pike, Cu. ~. PdiOr: Rev. Jlactwootl Sondoy School • 9:3(1 a,a , Wolllhip 10:30 1.m., 7t30 p.lll, Wedneoday Service. 7t30 ~~~~. WedDeatlay oervice, 7 p.m. Pa~~ . Laurel Cliff Fret Metllodiat Church Pastor: Charles Swiger Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday Service-7:00p.m. ' Rutland Chun:h of ChriS! Sunday School - 9:30a.m. , Worship· 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. ....,... Ooolrwll Ml I I Ill 923 S: 'l1llnl SL, Middleporl . . _ Micblel . . . ' Siuoday llrvice, 10 ..... ·. en.. 11r Cllltll Servicl: Jlrlday, 1 p.a, ,..... ClrtiJiel ,. • 7!00 p.lk r-: Rlv. Pnot"-OI.aw 0 Wealeyaa Bible Hollnea Church . 7' P~arl St., Mlddlepon. . Putor: Rev. Doua Cox Sunday Worship · 9::*! p.m., 7:30p.m. , Wednesday ServJCC- 7:30p.m. · Bradbury Church of Christ Pastor: Tom RunyQn Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m. • =-& (JIIq·r Ch.t< !,e·, Paul4::" Putor: CoMic Flara ~ Sunday, School~ ~:IS a.m. ·. Worship • 10:34) a.m. ' Bible Study Tueaday • 10 a.m. • Hysell R1111 Hollaea Chun:b Sunday Sehool - 9:30 a.m. Worship· 10:45 a.m., 7 'p.m. • Thursday ~Ice • 7:30 p.m. Wonlllp. Wadlloaolay lllile .y~•7p.a. " - " Llll C.let'' 'Ptilt:cloopel Chutdt' I'IIIOcl Jobn A 603 Seooad Ave. ,, ' ' '773-5017 . • ·' Service d..C: Sonday 10:30 a.m. '·· 1 ,..t r ·~ Wednaday7 pcD .......,, -. Pine Grove Bible Hollneaa Cburdt 1/2 mile,off Rl. 325 · Pastor: Rev. O'Dell Manley Sunday Sehool ·9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a. m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service. 7:30p.m. Tuppers Plaia Church of Christ lnstruniental' Worship Service • 9 a.!fl. · Communion • 10 a.m. Sunday Sc~ool- IO:U a.m. Youth· 5:30pm Sunday Bible Study' Wednesday 7 pm • .PtaotCioepel Sunday School - 9 a.m. Worahip • 10 a.m. I 47439 Reil>el Rd., a-ter Pulora: !lev. Mary llld'ka.oid Cook Suaday SeMceo: 10 Lll. A 6 p.m. Wed.aeaday Servica - 7 p.m. Pastor. Bob Roblnt011 Sunday School· 9 o.m. Worship-!Oa.m. · R- of SUnil Hol'-t Chun:lo Leading Cn:ek Rd., Rutland .Pastor: Rev. Dewey Kina Sunday school- 9:30 a.m. Sunday worahip -7 p.m. Wednesday prayer meetinjl· 7 p.m. Zion Church ·of Christ Pomeroy, Harrisonville Rd. (Rt:l43) . Pastor: Roger Watson Sunday Sehool • 9:30 a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. ·~ Htatlt (Middler.l'l) Pa5tor: Ve~naaaye ullivan Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. · • 1.a1an. w.v.. ~a. 1 "-llriiiiM.r · Suoday Scltool· ..., .... ,..... r••ttlt MiolemiHt Harrisonville Road Postor: Charles McKenzie Sunday School 9:30 o.m. Worship· 11 a.!"·· 7:00p.m. Wednesday Semce. 7:00p.m, Bearwallow Rid&e Chun:h of Christ Pastor:Terry Stewart Sunday School ,9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services • 6:;30 p.m. w Sunday Sdlool • 10 LJII, Wonbip·9La Cal¥"'7 Pllpim Cllapel · Keno Churdt of Christ Wprship - 9:30a.m. Sunday School • 10:30 a.m. Pastor-Jeffrey Wallace lst and 3rd Sunday Maranatha Baptist Church Burlingham - 742-7606 .. , ........ a..~~ - ...... Sdlaol ·IO:JO ...... Wonltip -11:15 a.a ....., Servic». 6 p.a. ,...... r-:Bab'*- DMvllle IIGIIMII C~lll'dl 31057 State Route 325, Lonpvlle Pastor: Gary Jackson • ~unday school ·9:30a.m. Sunday worship· !0:3oa.m. cl 7 p.m. Wednelljay prs)'er service:· 7 p.m. • ..., ...... .._a.a . . . , .... a.rdl~llla" ... t•r , _ , ICaillt blat ,...., Scltool· 10 .... Wdip-UUI. Putor: Rev. lunot TIWI Main Stntt, Rotlud Sunday. Wonhlp-10:00 LID. Sunday Servica-7 p.m. Pomeroy Westside Church of Chrlot 33226 Children's Home Rd. Sunday School - II a.m. Worship · IOa.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. Assembly of God frtdiiY1 .IIRPP'Y 7, PQmeroy, Middleport, Ohio QH..,. lruol A. IIWier • Dn111t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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