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(Kevin ' • ~ hoiiiiC for .KJ.ra , · Kelly phoW) Beach, 4, who~ ~y '!VD recovered · . 1 shortly tleft:ire noon: ;~ . . · ~iara Beaclt· wps an occ.up111t or, the Felipe Beach residen~, '111d was trapped , . . . · in a left rear bedroom llihen the fire broke other occppmtls 'If the·house, Rlchel How· " ·Gallipolis was assisted at the scene by a out, authorities laid. ' ' eh .and htr; three children, · IICaped the firefighter fro") the Vi.~ton ~lunteer Pi.re . Dr. Daniel H. Whiteley, Oallia Coutity.'a blue. • ·· t· ~partment ~1\o had JUSt 6mshed a s~1_ft . 1 coroner, 111d the. Oallia County Sheriff'• . Fllllfichte.S were ~erted to the 111~ by , w1.th the Galha Cou_nty EMS. and the Rto Office were calltld 10 '"' ~ne. The allle Oallia County 91l af!d i'ound the boule ~;]Iande '\blun~er F1re Departmenl, which ~y -~_!nemarsau , haltho.. ~:. ":~..~llelled lo b,e,• !Jte ~. e~~plfe!l i~}IIRtheet ~pan amf:YJ:fi· AJ· of .: hel~ sfl~~:~~~der ~ntrol ,, . . __ ..,..ay, cause o u"' tre wu. h officet lpO~an ~d four . - ~.-ajteritf'l . • , . " . ~me .~. • ed. un"""wnmn " I ' ' Tlltt, Page A3 Pie..• - .:~Y.ear~~d ~~IIi~ gir,l ~ies in blaze · 'GoOd A.jtemoonl • , ·: Stobart.serv,ed in the V.S. Marine Cor~),~ in ~rea. .'~d is a life .,aber of lloth the Rllli111 POIIi 602, /lmef· iR~~ Lcpm. -.clthe .l;)illibled Anlelicln.Veteranl PolL He II al111 1 member of Y.teralw of PertiiJI Want POll ~;J at Tuppera Pl~na. ·' ' · · j.. ·' I ' Lotteries ,· . ' ' J ' PMMr01 ' 2000 "We really have to empower those who are the experts, the professors of education, the deails, the presidents," Chu said Tuesday. "Government's job is to tell us what the problems are, our job is to come up with solutions," Olu said. "Calling a su!Jimit is an indication of lliat -let:s get those experts who are · certain .to be players in developing sol ulions to help crealli better teilchers for tomorrow." Taft's noon speech was to be fol. lowed by t;eaetion from top Republican and ~meierilic lawmakers. , . In addition to the reading summit, Taft was ex~ io propose a com- ' Sentinel li. " . . . ' ,. -.I r ~. ' :.' .' ::: ~ CAMPAIGN Governor to call for be~er-trained teachers :: POin'LAND -· Joseph Stoliart of ·Portland has 1111nounced his candidacy for the. ·ReJlllbliclll nomi_na· :11oit ror Meigs County commilsioner, te.rm commencJna Jan. 3, 2001. · . · Today'• • • StobArt is. a former mayor or R'acine, :served on SOuthern Local Board of Education sever&l years, pei1 ·pr lhe iime as pident, arut.was a longdme Republic;an 2 Sedlops • •:z PljJel! central committeeman. . .. ·· ~e araduated from Racinr. Hlgb . , Sc:hoolu salutatorian of the clua or f•lnrler · ·M . 1949 and attended Ohio State Unif!!e•!!!cde' . BH vmlty. He worked' on ·Ihe install a: fuillg · 85 lion of Rllline's wiiiU works, in the Edltcprilll oil ;and aas ·well ·~ing business during which ~me he helped to rai§c 542 million for IIRl drilhna purpils~ ' S,goftt • 11·2 es, and boupt and sold real estate. ·Throuah ,, tbe year1 ,he .also wo~ for Union .Barge Line Corp••"l(ailer ""ull)inum, and U,S. :' '·Poltal Service. Hia experience-also ' has induded ~m~ina u a nowy, pybllc ~rid tax prepar- 1 er, and lntiCk fannina. • He 'wu m,o of. 1\1• foundera and incorporatols of Racine Gun Oub lliCI .hu beell onqnlained miniller ror ••• ; '·' 'i . • ' " ' ,. .' ' · . , • • • ~ putner with loW:<olt . • • . '· .... ' ' ' I 'Action tabled pending departmental review . I'! • STATE OF THE STATE Syracuse: Dill's · Fi~ 111d Safety Equipm_ent, ing instillation. Th~ radio equipment was not Ravenswood,· W.Va., $.18~,614; All ~enc111 required to so to bid, because of the lower pur. Fire Equipment Co., Qt;1a. W.Va., $·117,983; Fin- chue pri~. t'~ . ley :·Fire. Equipment. McConnelsville, $206,3~9, : Action on ' .. , bids 'w • tabled pending their I , •. with an alternate bid or . $173,939; Alex1s, review by tho respective depapments. The com· ...__ Bfi"N J. RE'"D $184,280. 19; and At~ens Fite and ,'Rescue EquiP,- . missioner& are expected to award bids at next .., "" ment, Athens, $195,392, with an alternate bid of Mond,y's meetlna. · Sentinel ..,_.,Staff . ,$148,343. .. The commisSioners spoke briefly abouf'last · POMEROY- Meigs Copnly commissioners ' The. en•;neer's estimated' cosi was placed at · week's Middlt""rt town meeting. Commissioner • • . local fi de art .,. ,... COLUMBUS (AP) - Gov. Bob open ed bids ·Tuead ay oor ,our 1re P • $1~5,000, said Robert Win•et• Syracuse. ••anls Jeffrey Thom!Qn said commission~rs will hold Ohi · · · " " ~ "' · · Taft was ex~ · \0 te11 ~ m menl proJects. adminislraiOr. : ·. their next town meeting in Salem Township, at a loday's State of the State speech that The bids.were opened for a new·pumper _truck Bids were received for turnout aear (22 sets) . date yet determined. their children's .future depends on for Syracuse '\blunteer Fire ~partment; turnout for Tuppers Plains·tiFf.department from the foh Thornton also noted a citizerui' survey was . educational success, from old-fashaear for Scipio Thwl)lhip and Tuppers · Plains lowing v.endors: Alhc(IS Fire and Rescue &juip- being distributed at ihe town meetings, and the ioned readina skills to computer prodC~tments, aitd for breathing equipment and mcnt, $19,316; Finley fire Equipment, $20,438; 're'sults of that survey would he tabulated and con- flciency. miscellll!leous gear for. Middleport VI'D. · and Dill's Fire and SafftY Equipment, $19,624. sideied .by the board in policy decisions throughTaft, who pledged in his inaugura. Tlie projects will be funded through the ComTh.e following vendors s~~mi~ bi;.for lS oul ·the. year. . · ' · . lion speeCh a year ago· to recruit munily. ~velopmenl Block Grant program. Sci- · sets of turnout gear·for Sctpto Townshtp VFD! · In other business, the commissioners: 20,000 volunteer reading tutors . for pio Townshjp, Tuppers Plains and Middleport $1S,360; Dill's Fire and Safety Eq~ipmenl, • Appbinled Mick Howell or' Pomeroy to a Ohio's schools, was to call' 'for a ·· ,departments will receiye lolal'funding for their $15,855; and Finley Fiq: Equipment. $16,lil.2S. four-~ar term on the board of di~ors of the spring summit to improve the way projetta, and Sy~se VFD will receive S3S.OOO· •'!Wo vendors submitted bids for.·rewiratol')' M~lgs Coun_ty Board of Mental Rc!ardation and Ohio teaches its teachers or reading. il! CDBG ·money, lj)' be •used with mole th111 and mlscellaneou~ eq~ipmcnl for , Mi&!leport Devei!JPIICntal Disabilities; . . · Roderick' Olu, chancellor of the $7~,QOO ir\ pledged contributions for.the purchase . viiD: Finley Fire Equipment, $18,969, altd Dill's' • Approved payment of.bills in the amount-of , Ohio Board of Regents, said the proof the b-uck. · · · · · Fire and Safety Equipment, $23,858. $486,912.51. . posal is important beca~. improve· Firt! department reprisentatlves and vendon In ·addilion1 Lloyd's Electronic:s of Millwood, · Also present were 'Commissioners Janet · ment of elementary and secondary attended the bid opening. W.Va., s~bmitted a proposal for the purchase of Howard 111d Mick Davenport, Oerk Gloria Kloes education is also the responsibility of • • Four bids were opened .for the Ore trock 'for · radio equipmen~ in theamounl of $4,726, includ· and Prosecl'ting.Attomey John L.entcs. colleges and universities. 'I • ,. CommissiOners operi'fir9 equiphlent bids ' ·l '' ou .V:V have the optiJrHi ~~niJtir family melnbers ' • . , name as a candidate for the office of sheriff, which I have hei<:J for the past 12 ye!I/'S." the letter read. Sou)sby · refers to qual• "/)ue to au ifications set . ~nvr lit the forth by the , state, requir- Oltw .P~ctce · ing that canOfficer didates seek· 7l · · ing the sherITU?t~g ifrs office Assocwtion, meet a num1 wa~ IWt ber of training and man- twtijied thllt agemenl cone · I had ditions in illSIIm.;ient . order to q·ual'JJ"' · ify. hours (~{SfltteProsecut~·anctifmed ing AUorney Jolm L.entes trailling/' said OPOTA used the name of Soulsb~'s . James rorm1er deputy sheriiff, .ing,;• Sot!lsby wrote to the board. · the trainhtg requirements '"Accordingly, I was not given an Soulsby dit:l not. · · opportunity to get the additional By the !il)le Soulsby realized the · training. • . . I "I regret to inform the Board of Electjons that. I must withdraw my .P I - - Sherltr, Page A3 ,, .~.:.. ,, • .· ' • <''I. ~>'• ! ',' ,_ tt ·-:.-· people. m. •I 11.:, .. /, .'Protect ' .. I ·' '· I .. ' 1 • '\~' ' • • : : ~.:ts~reO:d·t~~:~~~ I~i~;.~ Coughlin said. f~l overly quick~ not.as quick as I · ' Pegged as possibly the NFL's neKt ·felt-• in the Cincy -game -,-·but I felt .2,000,yard rusher before the season, • ; ..... , good:" 1•• , Jaylqr never came ~lose. H~ sat.out ; In .thl' , 62-7 victocy .over , the · pan~ of 10:games With the InJUry that E>olphins he looked gQOI! too. And cropped up in October ·and never i1t.i thoughtthat he wasn't ~t 100 per- . went' away. He. finished with 732 C:ent js -a daunting one, especially for yards. Jackson viii~ 's next opponent,- the / He had several reasons to be tennessee Titans. , thrilled about his re-emergence. : On .a 90-yard lo(IChdown run in Among them are the reactions from the,first quarter, Taylor Showed off a his friends- guys like Vlhce Carter rare combination of elusiveness and of the Toronto Rapto'rs and former speed. , He Stutter.stepped his way Univ~rsity · of . Aorida · teammate~ · through a ,line of·defenders, then got' Reidel Anthony 111d Jacquez Green, .in )he open field, where a burst of who ·play for Ttimpa Bay and still speed helped him QUtruit Dolphins liang out with 'fltylor whenever they lafeiY, Brock Marion. ••11 • _. · 'can. · · .·' .. ' .. . : That special meeting was called for the purpose of "re-evaluating" s~;veral petitions of candidacy for sheriff's candidates, according to Board of .. EJections Director Rita Smith. "Due to an error at the ' ' '· By BRIAN J. REED Sentinel Nft(a Staff POMEROY . - Mei'gs County Sheriff James M. Soulsby has been disqualified as a candidate in the March primary, 111d other candidates for sh·eriff misht also be removed (rom the ballot next week. The Meigs County Board of Elections voted at a .special meeting Tuesday to dh;qualify soulsby, based on a letter from.him outlining his failure to meet training qualifica.tions . ' '' If this is ,wh~ you c~_ll ~_hen Y.ou need a fourth ••• · . ' Investigation may result in removal of three others, ag·s'. sa·ys·' .· ··nJ· u·r.e'.d'· · t r1ng • · f·8 v bett.er · ...hams ~~ EDDIE Latei-, be scored .on a 39-yard · :'.'.'JACKS0NVILLE, Fla. · (A:P).•"- •·reception · otr a screen pass. Many When he talks about his. injured ham- experts said it was a textbook exam!trin;·, Fred Taylor isn't trying to pie of awful tackling on the boaSt, SCIIR anyone or . inflate his Dolphins' pan. Nev~nheless. Taylor ~~~o. .. . · broke four iackles and weaved his ~ , · ~~ runninl \lt¢'k:is ii~ ,,~~.lllto ~ end .zoqe. for another rly lj.t \lthe _truth. . """ llitlili,aht~l score. ' . . 1;~ ~~ng, he ~y~~ ~~ ,,It ~~ t!Jr4.~m:onstrated n9(.o"ly ~i_s ~u­ l)ellll"lwo'l!'weelcs agti ~tn .Lpme siVeites' ' but his acceleratian dind again~ qnci~nati th~n ,it did l~t what dangerous threat he is once weekend !n., hts ~lectnfytng perfor- he'~ in ,that secondary," coach Tom mance aglilnst Mtamt.· Coughlin · said "He has presence " '"l''felt r was quick in the ~incy · aliOut·liim. He s~s people most of us ~a1ft~ and ·I · st~ to re~l h~e It ~as mi!Wt not s.e." · co!"•~~ b~ck, Taylor satd. Agamst , One other thing: "I still don •1 llham1, 1t was one long run, a couple think he's at full strength yet,.. -Page 81 • c !I Sports Rio Redwomen .top Cedarville Meigs Community Calendar, Page A6 Our Vtew: Study land u~e plllns, Page A4 Mountaineers nip the Herd, Page B1 Today: Cloudy High: 30s; Low: 20s F.ddie Jon'es led Charlotte with 25 21. ' Nov. 26. He was scoreless in 14 min·, , I""' ,- , points and five steals, ~nick S!utquille O'Neal led .the Lakers utes. Coleman added 24 points and II • with 30 points and 10 rebounds. Dallas' Cedric Ceballos scored. a. re\!OIInds, .111d Elden Campbell 1Ja4- KDbe Bryant had IS points and a season-high 39points. ·• • · • The A l8tld PrMI · 23 points. Vince Carter led toronto• c;treer-high 14 rebounds. Spun !19, CUppen 93 ,'IIIOC with 24 points. ' Klolclut 105, PIIIOIII94 David Robinson scored a season; David Wesley cried and smiled on The even 1·ng beg111 with a -··"nc ~II Sprewell shut down Grant high 38 points and Tim Duncan, an emotional night at thl Charlotte ·Coliseum. · of a letter of gratitude fro"' Jlllills" Hill and scored 23 points, and added 23 in S111 Antonio's victory in In tears before the &tart of widow, Kendall, and a video ~ ' Minus Camby added 22 p<~ints and Los Angeles. , Charlotte's first home game since With the arena still d!Wk. ~ clilli ' cH' rebounds as New York snapped Duncan had 13 rebounds and !lobby Ph ills • death last week, asked fans to take pah in~ · lit' viSiting Detroit's three-game winning Robinson II for the defending NBA Wesley was grinning 111d trading of silence, during ~!l:h: )il: . ig~l : ·~· ch~mpion Spurs, who beat _ the ' · high·fives with teammates during a was trained on a chair pfa'C near the Sprewell was the pnmary defend- Chppers for the etghth Straight bnte. BAJIIRY WlLNl!R 25-0 run that caJTjed the Hornets to 1 Hornets' basket. A ball was placeil'~ ~ er on Hill, who shot S-for-21 and Maurice Taylor had Z:i points 111d ~ ST. LOUIS (AP) _Asked if he , , US•9.4 victory over Tor<i~to on the chair and Phills' jersey was scored 16 points - more than 12 12 rebounds for the Clippers. Los . MIKE MARTZ Monday night. draped over the seat. below his average. Hill averaged 36. I Angeles has lost five straight ancj . e~ thought offensive coordinator ; ... M ad · · nt' ·ng J0 r •·y of the current NFL head Th_e days following the .car, wreck Wesley sat during the ceremony, points in his previous seven games. nine of 10. to.e . Ariz was a m sctenllst, '' ~· · slumped · over and crying. Several Warrlon 113, Magic 100 7Mr& 101, Nets 96 ~arshall Faulk vig(!rously shook his coaching vaclllcies. Several teams were hard on Wesley•. Plulls cl?se teammates tried to ~onsole him, but Antawn Jamison had a career-high Allen Iverson scored 34 points, llj:ad. expressed i'!terest in talking to him fnend a_nd the m~ pohce say Ph dis he had tears 'in chis' eyes 'when ' he "32 points as' Golden State snapped its hitting 30 for the .lith time in 12 '" ...... he · ~--• b' ·1 arid ' once the Rams are done playing, was racmg at the ttme of. the crash. n dpon~ a II· onger the.ppening l,l'P· .···' , ,•2-game losing streak with a home ga.nes, as Philadelphia beat visiting ··•••...."H 'th . · .whicb he found "flattering ." Wesley, who has dechned to speak walk•• ..., out _f~ ~• ' e oes come up WI SO!Jie' ., . . : ' 10 reporters since the crasltlast week, In other NBA games 1\'Jonday, it victory ov.er Orlando, which bas lost ·New Jersey. . . , .,...., tiling~ for. us." . ! tlun,,k It all has been,,a re_ a l dtsd . . was New York . lOS, ~ -. tr!'tt 94,·, · ·. s-v-n ·•tr••ght. · Stephan Marbu"" led the Nets 1 tractton Martz sa1d It IS my ha mne pomts, nine assists and three •~ " • .·, ·I E . things that th!l St. Louis . . ' · .· . rebounds. He wore one of Phi lis' Seattle 82, Los Angeles Lakt:rs 81; Donyell Marshall added 20 points, with 31 points. , . , aam~: li: promised Martz the head · tntenuo~ to stay here and th•s tswhat sweatbands on his left ann. Golden State 113,-•Orlando •.1-llQ;, 13 rebounds and seven assists. The Celtka lOS, WlzarciiiOI • "We're talking 10 him," coach Minnesota 101, Indiana 100; Boston Warriors won for the first time since ·Paul Pieroe scored 18 of his 34 caacliiitf ']ob when Dick Vermeil l"Y famdy wants and 1 want. rltires 'In '2001. · "I am announcing that I am not a p H lOS·, Washin·gton 101 ·,·• M.ilwaultee : oeneral manager Garry St. Jean • points In the fourth quarter and ., .,,.,,_,.~ . h dth ' S' Lo·,_. . candidateforanyotherheadcoach- auiSilassaid. " eknowswe're 107AI 01 Ph'ladelh' 101 • I edPJC I . Wlk had31. dll ~' Mil! ":• w o tume ~ t. u1s ing positions in the NFL. After meet- with him and he knows we depend op • 1anta I ; t p •• , rep ac . . ar es1mo as coac h on A. ntome a er pomts an C!lfens~ _lll!l! one ?f ~ most,JlQtenl in• ,with Coach Vermeil 1 believe . him. we expect great things from New Jersey 96; Houston• 121 •.Olillas Dec. '27. ' rebounds in Boston; s victory in attacks• tn NFL history iB""'ed to a • ~ . --: D ·d · do th tr t h" Ill; and San Antonio 99; . Los Tariq Abdui-Wnhad had 19 points Washington. • • · ' • 0 ""· • -' my .future as a head coach m the NFL avl commg wn e s e c · · br ' tw~year contract extenston wtth the .11 b 'th th. St L . R .. 1 . Charlotte's 2S-O run one point Angeles Clippers 93. • ·~ I" '• · ' for llllldo. · Juwan Howard had a season-high !tam on M da ¥ 'I ho · 'ti · Wt e WI e · OUIS ams. · ' · · SuperSonks 8Z, Laken 81 . Rod!.elsl11, Maveri<ks Ill 31 points for Washington. ' t~ exi:nsi~~ a~i~~·s i':!n~· yel')tleil. 63f, saidh~onbeday hed hhas ~~~e~: t~~dcl:b:v~c:;.~a~~~:sil~: Gary Payton's ' three.pointer' witll Rookie. Steve Francis scored a Bucks 107, Hawks 1.01 :i lbal ele~aiion ' ·said he plans to fulfill 2001 no tntenuon Sam tassell . season. coac mg yon t .e sk'd t . Th e· Homets a1so set team 15 seconds remaining capped a 36- career-high 31 points and had II , had 3l points and II ~ ~nal two years of hts deal. ~n. "I owe it 10 my wife to my grand- records for free throws made (41) and point performance in Seattle's victory assists in Houston's victory in Dallas. assists and h11 a jumper with 12.6 secf !ftC JOb belongs to .Martz, whom k'd ' d If ( '. h ) .. h attempted (SS). ·in Los A~gelbs. , 1.,; -\ f •} ;.i )'~ '. "'6\lny Thom~s , also a rookie; onds left as Milwaukee won a,t Vermeil recruited from the 1. s ~~ m~se to reure 1 en · e "We did what Bobby would have . The v1ctory --:as the.fi(t)J stnliglit added a career-h1gh 20 pomls and Atlanta. . . Washington Redskins before the sea- s&d._ I don 1 wa!lt to see someone as wanted us to do, and that's go out and . lor lh~ SuperS?mc.s smce they blew a· marched hts career-~tgh wtth 12 •Alan Henderson had 20 poml_s and ~on. · . .•,: ,, ; ~~:~!~ed as Mtke go somewhere play and play hard." Anthony Mason' 19-poml lead m a home loss to the ,. rebounds. Ho~ston s Hakeem II rebounds for Atlanta, 3-12 m tiS ;· The deal prohibits Martz from Manz. 48 • was the quarterbacks said. "This team has a lot of charac- ~Lakers on Jan. 8. 'l)te Lakers, rur ·OlaJuwon, retummg fr?m . a herma last 15 games. · coachmg anywhere else before tak- coach with Washington before rer and a lol of heart." · NBA-hest 32-7, are 24-3 ~~nee ~ov,...,.mJury: played for the first llm.e since rg.?ver the Rams.' ' ' ' Vermeil offered him the offensive 1:. Whenifirstmt•rv••wedw•\h coordinator'sjobayearago.lnrhat . ljltckfor theJ~· he made _some state- role, he created a powerhouse that ' '~if' lpCIJ&S th~t !flhm_gs Went well and we scored. 526 points and got 49 ·in MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) - U.S. oPen .gall)e savlld.:two match poin,lf bef~ bowing out .'6-~. 7-6 (8), 6-4 to Spain'~ Alben Panas. . ; ~. !on ... hiS •ntenlton was the ~Jl01111: Sunday's NfC playoff victory over . champion Serena Williams fumbled .through mist- with·!~o errlus. . ~ ~ ~ ·. ·,. 'Belgium's Christophe Rochus ousted No. 15 ~t!Y ":'.auld be there ~or ~e, ,Martz MiMesota. . . iming, wild shooting and foot faults before surviv'!Warti~Hingis, who h.S won th.-ef consecutive ,-Aiber1 Costa 6-3, 6•7 (8), 6-4, 6-3. . ,. $&d. ·I lo~~ St. Louts, II s wllere ·I. ·When free-agent quarterback ing her Australian Open first-round match 6-4, 4-6, Australian •Opens on slowe~ courts, quickly beat ' Defending champion Yevgeny Kafelnikov · 'ant to be. Trent Green, signed .to a S16.million 6-4 against_261st-ranked Amanda_ Graha~e today.' heavy-hittin~);flrjana J..ucic '6-1, 6-2. and said the . receive,d·treatmenl fa{ a groin pull at S-4 in t~e see-, -: He'·IJ be there for the. neKt two ·contract to run the offense wrecked ''It ~as Just out of co~trol," satd the thtrd-seed- ytew, fast~1 $111face-d•dn~s~. :~ •ond set and then lost only three more games m a 6· ·, jlears: Ul)der a ren~gotiated · contract his ,knee . in the' J)reseas~n. Martz ed Wilhams, who commttted S5 unforced erro<r:r"'-··- N!f. 6 Barbara Scllett o,. ·, .Amdiic~n Met len 7 (4), 6-4, 6-1, 6-2 vtctory over Germany's Jens~ !hat mcludes a r&se. Terms or the turned the reins to Kurt Warner. The . 23 in _the second set ·- in her first Grand Slam Tu 6-.2,..ll,1..{1) ·~: . · 9nchita Martinez Knippschild. . · · '(C$1 deal, which the Rains .said untested Warner was so e(fective, be tourna~nl. and firs~ match in three months. .. -~ .. ·~'i\hed·Sait,{lrt~leiqpt& ll>Je '6-1; No. 12 Sandrine~ ·Kiefer defeated Argenlipa's Guillermo Canas 4lvoukl be put in writing soon, .were was selected as the NFL's Most " The match was mterrupted for 35 mmutes by Testud heat'ljunguy 1s J?etnii'MII!Id,ula 6-3,.4-6, ·6- 6, 6-3, 6-4, 64 . . not available. • • Valuable Player. rain, in the midst of a seven-deuce ~ame as 3; No. 13 Arlllltxa Sll!l~liel;+:"lciiio beat Julia Abe ·No: 7 Nicolas L~penui , a semifinalist here last! ·.. "Being iri a position to ·work for ' ··Martz.joined .the Rams in 1992 Grnhame scored her second break of the'secon~ set 6-2, 6-2, .and Np. 16 'Eielia Likhovtseva breezed year, overcame Ukraine's Andrei Medvedev, the'; Dick for the neKt few years and to' ' and was the Rams' wi~ receivers to take a 4-1 lead. Play resumed after the sjadium past Bulgaria's.l"'tfliog~Jll4.2; 6-2, . French Open runner-up, 6-3, 5-7,6-7 (2), 6-4, 8-6 • act the opportunity to develop my coach uader Rich Brooks in 1995 roof was closed. · · Goran lv111fsevic is' one bia server who hasn't in 3 hours, 38 minutes. · ' sldUs for being a head coach"•was 111d ·'96. AftQr Brooks was fired, he Williams was called for eight foot faults, and , been mentionW-~aUm the faster courts.. No. io Tommy Haas beat France's Cyril! r left for' two seasons with the sometimes punctuated her mistimeil shots with That could cJtangC !l'e ousted 13tli seed Cedric Saulnier 7-6 (2), 6·4, 4-6, 6·2, and No. I:Z Magnus ! · ~nticlng, Martz added. : ,.Hl also dropped out or the. run- Redsklns. ' 10h, oh!" Pioline in the fmt round. · Norm1111 beat American Cecil Mamiit 7-5. 6-4, 3-6,• ., " .· ·· The 20-year-old Grnhame attacked Willian\s • lvanh;evic served )3 <Of his 32 aces in the final 6-3. · . . . 1 ·." •·· · · . ' "'ith a strong left-handed serve, mjxed up.her pace set in today's 6-4, 2-6. 7•S', !-6; 9-7 victory. No. 3 Sampras, No. 9 Rich'tird Krajicek and Np.l '._ I ~ay. lor,. and kept her nerve even yt'hen Williams brok~ for ', Pioli"e, a u.s. Qpen,s'emifinalistlast year, was 16 Mark Philip.f)oussis all won their flfSt-round i U II a14-21ead in the final set. ' · among three men's seeds-who lost today. · matches Monday. . · . ""I~ Grahame immediately broke back on · four · No. 5 Gustavo Kuerten hll!l three match points . . Mich~l Chang, runner-up here and at the U.S. · .-:t' errorsbythe18-year-oldWilliams,andinthefinal ., inthefourth-settiebreakerbeforelosing4-6,4-6, Openio 19%.1ost6-4,61,7-6(S). ..; '. . "'" .. ·····' . In 2001 • Wednesday .' . . •I . . ., ...... _ _... / · ...• · our. ', within an .. �\ Page A 2 • The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio WeclneecMy, ,....., 11,1000 . . ~ed.,..day, January 11, 2000 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio McCain lets others have Iowa, while ·he chases campaig-n money WASHINCiiUN (AP)- While !TIOIII pmr idenlial candidates plow Iowa's political ground for voles in the days before the natioa's firsl caucuses, Sen. John McCain is digging for dollars half a continent away · and he's unearthing more than just Republican money. The Senate's foremost Republican campaign finance reformer is also dredging up the thorny .issue of collecting money from indi· viduals whose businesses are regulated by his Senate Commerce CommiUee. The problem has dogged McCain for weeks and has highlighted the hazards of crusading ~ilst a system in which he takes part. His campaign spokesman, Howaf!l Opin· sky, says such controversy can't be avoided because 80 percent of the nation's businesses ' are regulated by the committee. "The alternative is ... to' not take money from anybody, which would only lead to pub· lie financing (of campaigns), which Senator McCain is opposed to," Opinsky said. Unlike every other presidential candidate, McCain has forgone Iowa for the states where he thinks he can slow George W. Bush's $67million momentum - New Hampshire on Feb. 1, South Carolina on Feb.' 19 and Michi· gan three days later. The reasons for forfeiting Iowa: McCain's opposition to federal subsidies for ethanol, a fuel derived from com, is unpopolar with farmer$; so was his legislative campaign in 1-998 to crack down on tobacco sales. Bush's campaign dismissed McCain's campaign strategy as flawed. "It's imponant for whoever the ultimate Republican nominee is to demonstrate the ability and the strength to run in all regions of America," Bush spokesman Ari Fleischer said> McCain is sticking close to the East Coast this week with . live fund-raisers and a few other campaign events, such· as his speech today in New York to the Conference of Pres- idents of Major American Jewish Organizations. But be is lapping more than just Republi· can money, a rROYe aure to raise objcctioni from COII3«V&tives who be6eve be compro· mises too easily. McCain's money tour, for example, started . with,three events Tuesday in New ·York. One host, Seagram executive Edpr Bronfrilan Jr., is well-known among Democratic activists but bas spread his money around. According to the Center for Responsive Politics, a nonprofit research group that studies campaign finance issues, Bronfmah last year gave $1,000, the legal maximum, to Democratic presidential candidates Bill Bradley and Vice President AI Gore, as well 111 to Republicans Bush and Sen. Orrin Hatch of Utah. McCain also has cash-raising tvents planned this evening in Boston. and Thundlly· at the Greenwich, Conn., horne of tiBO President John Billock. Another New York host, financial news service founder Michael BloombeiJ, llso haS · contributed to Gore and Bnidley, according to the center. . Other hosls .include Stale Street Bank·. (::hairrnan Marshall · Carter of BostOn_ anii· Peter Henderson of Wall Street investors HendelliOn Brot~rs Inc. •J •I' • James 0. Norton ,,POMEROY- Graveside funeral services for James 0. Norton 57 who di,e d Jan. 6, 2000, were held in Walton, Ind., on Monday, Jan. 17, Born June 7, 1942 in Gallipolis, he was the son of the late Carl H. and Belly Norton. !fe was a 1960 graduate of Pomeroy High School. • He retired m 1982 from the· U.S. Air Force as a master sergeant after se.rving for 22 years. . ' · · Survi~i~g are his wife, Vema M. Norton of Walton, Ind., and two daugh· ters, ·~hn.stma Norton and Paulette Norton of Onward, Ind. Also surviving ar.p h1s SISter and brother-m-law, Carla J. and Phillip L. King of Mason, "!.Va., and his first wife, Hiroko "Nicky" Norton of Onward, Ind. , . B~rial included military riles. ioo0. ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Ethel Matlack Arbaugh ... ~ • TUPPERS PLAINS - Ethel Matlack Arbaugh, of Tuppers Plains, died Sunday, January 16, 2000 at S\. Joseph Hospital; following a brief illness. : She was born May 28, 1905 in Tuppers Plains, daughter of the late William E. and Minnie Osborne Matlack. . She and her husband, Johri, were form~r owneis of Arbaugh Funeral · Home in Tuppers Plains. She was a lifelong member of the Tuppers Plains ~1. Paul United Methodist Church, a charter member of the Chester Council Daughters of America, and a charter member of the Rose Garden Club. Mrs, Arbaugh taught school in Vinton Township High School in Radcliff .and ln Olive-Orange High School in Tuppers Plains. She was a postmaster for 3,2 years at Tuppers Plains, retiring· in 1966. . She is survived by four daughters, Leah Jean Arbaugh of Powell. Mrs. ,Iretta C. Parker of Coal Grove, Mrs. Lily Lee Schultz of Columbus, and Mrs. Shirley Ann Hasen of Powell; a son, William Wesley Arbaugh of Tuppers Plains; a· daughter-in-law, Norma Nichols Arbaugh, a son-in-law, John Hasen; eight grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren; nieces, Betty Green Timmers and Dorothy Matlack Cominsky; and a ~ost of-friends. Besides her parents, she was preced!'d in death by her husband, John W. Arbaugh; four brothers, Glen, Howard, Emile and William Stanley; a sister; freda Matlack Green; an'd a son-in-law, Harold Parker. Services will be Friday, January 21, .2000 at 2 p.m. at White Funeral Home in Coolville; with Pastor Bob Sanders officiating. Burial will be in Tuppers Plains Christian Church Cemetery. Friends 111ay call at the funeral home Thursday, January 20, 2000 from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. . Chester Council Daughters of America service will be held at 7:30 p.m. . ' ( ' ,. .. '. '. . ~· ~ j \ from Page A 1 · CLEVELAND (AP)- Prosecutors say a new round of lesls conducted on evidence in the murder case that inspired "The Fugitive"1V series qnd movie indicate Dr. Sam Sheppard killed his pregn4n1 wife in 1954. But the investigation conducted by Cuyahoga County Coroner Elizabeth Balraj drew harsh criticism as 1100n as it was released Tuesday from the couple's son and his anomey, who are trying to prove Sheppard was innocent. They said much of Balraj's work was badly flawed and a DNA test on the fetus Marilyn Sheppard was canying when she died helps clear her husband. Balraj, working at the request of county prosecutors, conducted a battery of exams on Mrs. Sheppard's body, which was exhumed last year. The coroner also examined photographs from the original cri me scene and tried unsuccessfully to conclude what type of weapon the killer used. Mrs. Sheppard was beaten to death in her bed at the family 's -home on Lake Erie early on July 4, 1954. · ,. . '" ~ By The Associated Preas Mother Nature will deliver a 1-2 punch to Ohio tonight and Thursay, weather forecasters said. Thniglit, a winter stol'm will dump 1-5 inches of snow on the state. Then, qn Thursday, an Alberta Oipper will whip the stale with blustery winds and send temperatures plunging. The National Weather Service issued a'· winter storm warning for west-central and central Ohio with predictions of 3-5 inches of snow. Winter storm watches with possibly '2-4 inches of snow were in effect· for northwest and eastern Ohio, while a weather advisory with 1-3 inches was posted for the extreme southweSt. The blustery winds on Thursday will cause drifting and blowing of the snow, the NWS said. Lows Thursday night will be around zero and highs on Friday will be only in the teens. · The record-high temperature for" this date at the Columbus weather station was 67 degrees in 1907 while the record low was 22 below zero in 1994. Sunset will be at 5:35 p.m. and ·! ,. ' ""''16, •:N .... \ . l f, ,.,.,,. ' •.; '~· ~ ' ' ';A, . . ' .I '· . lo J. I ' .. ,,r,;,t .., : ..; .. ,..' t • '• The Daily Sentinel ' (liSPS 213-llO) C...ullJ N....,.porRoldl- lae. Published every afternoon, Monday throuah Frklly, Ill Coun St., Po~ncroy, Ohio, by th~ Ohio Valley Publishlna Co~ay. Se<:oad cl111 pottap paid 11 Pomeroy, Ohio. 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"!think Governor Taft has done an extraordinarily good job of keeping the reading and literacy _issues not just before tlie electorate, but also before t&e business communily and the education community," Siedentop said. · R ead<Jr Ser vices It '' lion in grants to schools. ,The money will help schQOis buy books and other materials and recruit from Page A1 volunteer reading tutors. Taft hi!"self . . · , spends an hour a week helpmg a m1ss1on to study how to hold st_udents, · Columbus youth with his reading. parents _and ~ucators respons1bie for Daryl Siedentop, acting dean of acadeiJIIC achievement. He also was Ohio Stale University's College of \ P!Cpared to call. fo~ computer p~fi· Education, said he welcomes ameet· . c1en9' to be a h1gh school graduahon ing of top educators to discuss readrequirement; . . ing. The summit is timely because of For uroan areas, 'J!Ift held out. the new licensing standards mandated l!y promi~ of re_dev~lopmg mo~ aban- the Legislature, he said. · ~~?ned Industrial SIII:_S and paymg for.a The new rules, which kick.in with b1gger share of pavmg state routes m students entermg college this fall, cities. . require that all prospective teachers . For distressed rural areas, he was exp(:cted to ask the Legislature to more than double the amount it spends on public works pro_;ects tar· geted for Appalachian counties. Improving the reading skills of Ohio schoolchildren is a top Taft ini· tiative. Last November, his OhioRe· ads oR>Itn!m award~d almost $40 mil- term through lhe end of the year. The board took other action on! Tuesday, certifying two additional; candidates for central committee, and decertifying !he petition or ' another central committee candidate. According . to Jane Frymyer, •o deputy director of the board, the . • petitions of Myron J.B. Duffield, . Democratic candidate from Middle- • . port 4, and Dennis Facemyer, . Rep ubi ican from Bradbury, were certified following an opinion from ·, the Ohio secretary of state's office. " . Frymyer said that 1he boi!rd had. · not certified their pelitions earlier. because the petitions were -not dated· by the candidate prior to being cir- . culated. , However, · the board determined the Ohio Revised Code does not ' that . requ11e a dale on the petition, and. that the date space provided on the· petition is merely a matter of form, and not a legal requirement. : The board also decertified the: petition of George Harris of; Pomeroy, a candidate for the Repub-• lican Central Committee from Pomeroy 3 precinct. _. . Harris, is a member of the board of elections, neglected to sign ; the circulator's statement on his peti- . lion, . which disqualified him as a · candidate. error, it was too late to meet the certification requirements, he said in his letter. Ralph Trussell, a Republican candidate for sheriff, has filed ·two protests with the elections board, dated Tuesday, which challenge the qualifications of David J. Warner and Robert E. Beegle, both Republi· cans, on grounds similar to those resulting in Soulsby's withdrawal. In those protests, Trussell refers to letters from the Ohio Peace Officer Training Commission, stating that neither Beegle nor Warner hold valid certilica!es of completion of training as required by the state. Beegle has said the training certificate is not required of him because he is "grandfathered," or exempt from the requirement. However, Trussell refers to a letter from John Martin of the OPOTC, in which he says' that the exemption does not serve as an equivalent for the requirement · "II is possible that (Beegle and Warner) could be considered 'grand· fathered' peace ·officers. However, this classification should not be misconstrued as equivalent with posses· sion of a certilitate of completion," Martin's teller states. Trussell is scheduled to appear before the board of elections on Jan. 27 in order ·to make his protest for · the record, and Beegle and Warner will have the opportunity to. slate their cases for remaining on the bat· lot at that time. ·.- In addition, Lentes .said, the board has begun an internal investi· galion into the qualifications of Tim Gillilan, a fourth Republican candi- · dale for sheriff, on the basis that he has oot mel the qualifications as a supervisory employee. Gillilan's qualifications will not l!e a subject at next week's hearing, but the board will likely call upon . Gillilan to defend his qualifications, as well, in a separate meeting, Lentes said. "The board does not have enough independent information . to deter· mine his qualifications, and so he will be called upon to appear before the board so that a decision can be . made as to his qualifications," Lentes said. . Lentes said that a~y decisions · made by the board of elections can be appealed to the Meigs .County Common Pleas Court. Meanwhile, S9ulsby said in his letter to the board that he would continue to ~rve his -1'· MAlL S1111SCJUmONS t .• .~ ' ·-~ Stocks dura11on oft~ subacrlpdoa. ' .• l COLUMBUS (AP)- An autopsy will be done to determine the cause of death of a Franldin County sheriff's deputy who rued while working ai the · · courily jail. · . Jeffrey Allen Wehr, 29, who worked in the jail's kitchen, was found unconscious in a staff restroom by another deputy Tuesday afternoon,•said officials with the sheriff's office. Columbus fire medics transported Wehr to Grant Medical center, where he was ·pronounced dead. The death appeared to be of natural causes, officials said. An autopsy is pending. • . . · "There's no foul play or nothing ·suspicious surrounding his death," Chief Deputy Steve Martin told The Columbus Dispatch for astory today. . "One of the deputies discovered he was missing 'and went to look for him ." sunrise Thursday a! 7:50 a.m. Deputy William McCoy· said those with the sheriff's office were sadWeather f11recast: dened last night. . Tonight ...Snow, mainly from late . "Everyone is prelly upset and s~ked right now. No one likes to lose one everiing on. Snow accumulation by of their own," McCoy said. around dawn 1 to 3 inches. Lows in Wehr had been a deputy since July 1996. the lower and mid 20s. Southwest wind 5 to 15 mph, shifting to the northwest. Chance of snow 90 percent. Thursday.. :Biustery and turning . rolder. Light snow likely early, then AEP- 33'1. Ltd.-34,. cloudy with a chan~e of snp~ show- Akzo - 48"1. Oak Hill Financial - 14'· efl!. Total accumulahon, 2to 4. inches. AmTech/SBC- 41 '!. OVB-33'1. Early highs in the mid 20s. Chance of Ashland 011 ~ 33-,ti One Valley- 21 snow 70 percent. AT&T _ 53'1. Peoplu - 20'1< Thursday night..A chance of snow Bank One _ 31 ~. Premier - 9\ showers until midnight, then partial Bob Evans _ 18,. Rockwell - 50,, clearing. Lows near 10 above. BorgWarner _ ,_ 38 RD Shell - 80'1. Extended forecast: 'da p 1 d ·. Champion4'1. · Saare ~ 32'1. F · n y... artly c ou y and coniiP· Ch I Sh ued cold. Highs 20'to 25. ,.. · arm ng ope.,... 7 Shoney'a Saturday...Partly cloudy. Light City Holding -13,, Wendy's - 2(1'1. . snow likely during the night. Lows in Federal Mo~l-1-,. Worthington - 18 . . the mid and.upper teens and highs in Flretar- 231s Dally stock reports are the the mid 30s. Gannett- 7'i'l. 4 p.m. closing quotes of the Sunday... Partly cloudy . with · a K mart - 9'!. previous day's tranaactlona, chance of snow showers. Lows in the Kroger- 1B provided by Adveat of Gal· mid 20s and highs flom the upper 30s. Landa End - 31'!. llpolla. ·· 1-Mfl&oC..oty' '" M1s0a ' JZO M1ll1rd Lint . Sheriff's deputy died at county jail t3 Wceb..................;..............................$27 .30 ' I . CINCINNATI (AP) - Despite ,from district the teachers' union four and calls for a statewide moratorium, the protests pub!ic school might ~reate . more charter schools. . If the board of education approves contracts for all four schools next .week, about 750 students could be enrolled this fall. Enrollment could increase to 1,200 in four years. · Officials in the st~le's third-largest district said the charter schools would be closely monitored. The district has about 47,000 students. "It:s always been our notion to hold these schools to a higher standard than those we operate," Superintendent Steven Adamowski told The Cincin.nati Post for a story published Tuesday. "As rigorous as our accountability system is, if one of our schools is in the 'improving' category, you continue to exist. Here we're saying you hav~ three years to get in the 'achieving' category and if you do, you get your charter renewed, but if not, you don't get it renewed." The Cincinnati Federation of Teachers see the charter schools as a finan.cia! drain on the district and a factor that will further depress test scores. "They won 'I .be district schools," union President Tom Mooney said Tuesday. " These school will not count as part of district test scores for rat· ing purpo~s . You'll never gel out of academic emergency; that seems like kind of a brain-dead propositiorr." Adamowski believes the district will be allo"l!'d to include the charter schools' results in the annual tally of stamjard measures. Up to 3 inche~ of snow projected by Thursday . [' ~ ' Sheriff New evidence points to 'Fugitive' Cincy looking at charter sch~ols "'elgs ·EMS runs . POMEROY - . Units of the Meip 'County Emergency Medical Service recorded six calls for assistance Tuesday. Units responding included: CENTRAL DISPATCH 10:06 a.m., Bachner Road, Rut· land, Gartlel Bachner, ·'Veterans · Memorial Hospital; Rutland squad asiisted; · · 12:57 p.m., Old State Route 7, · Middleport, Raymond 'Cook, VMH; • 4:15 p.m,. East Mlin ,Street, Pomeroy, Patricia Shane, treated ai' the scene, Pomeroy squad assisted; 5:26 p.m., 'Overbrook Nursing Center, Middleport, Audrey Wood, VMJi. . RUTLANJ) ' 10:35 a.m., Side HiU' R~, jk>nita Ingels, Holzer Medk:al Center; · 7:34 p.m:, Mulbeny Street, Edith Barton, HMC. . The Deily Sentlnei • Page A 3' BUCKEYE NEWS IN BRIEF CRP signup period set by state COLUMBUS- The next sign-up . period for the Conservation Reserve Program will be held through Feb. 11, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. This four-week period will allow landowners not currently participate . ing in the program to apply for land enrollment contracts; Landowners who have existing contracts due to expire in the fall may also renew them during this time. OJngress established the CRP as ~ of the 1985 Farm Bill. It is the federal government's single-largest environmental improvement program and one of its ·most productive and oost-efficient farm programs. · The CRP encourages landowners and operators to plant grass and trees on highly erodible croplands that are . removed 'from agricultural .production. Stith plantings are made to act as windblaks, protect higlily erodible soils, and help to provide food and habitat for wildlife. · "What is often overlooked is how ' t)uough ·the CRP land set' astde improves the quality of water flowing in Ohio's creekS and rivers," said Pat Ruble, executive administrator of wi,ldlife management and research.for ODNR Division of Wildlife. "Sediment loads and pesticide runoff from surrounding .farm fields can. be greatly,reduoed from the estab· lished ground cover, thus improving · the quality of drinking water downstream and also benefiting local fiSh populations and mussel beds," added· Ruble. , , Landowners and farm operators enter into land contrpcts with the USDA lasting for 10 to 15 years. In return, they receive annual rental pay· ments, inCentive payments for certain activities and cost-share assistance to establish protective vegetation cover. The average annual payinent in Ohio is approximately $77 per acre. · Each land enrollment application is scored through the Environmental · Benefits Index that factors the location of the land and amount of benefits attained for erosion, water quality, and wildlife habitat. . The wildlife habitat factor· recognizes the ·benefits attnbutable to the vegetative cover planted and to address the habitat needs of certain ·wildlife species. The state wildlife agency recog- ' nizes this program. as the most effective tool for providing grassland habi· " tat on privately-owned land. Current· ly in Ohio, there are more than 8,500 farms with 280,6BO combined acres enrolled in the CRP. This is approximately 120,000 acres more than all land owned and · administered by lh_e· ODNR Division of Wildlife. "The Conservation Reserve Program has been and wiU continue to be. a ·priority in our -agency's Private Lands Habitat Managel'lent . Program," Ruble said. "But for the CRP to benefit wildlife, the veptative cover and other plantings th,at are · . made must be l"'le to p!,lr.fide ,quality food sou~ aiid blbililt filt i 'diversity_of wildlife lpeciel." " . Thole who are inleteated in participating in the CRP •si)ould. contact . their local Farm Service Agency, Nat- · ~~~ Restiurtea O>nselvation Service, or Division of Wildlife district office. .• • ' .· SALE Curios • 30%0 ·F F Glider Rockers Now Only •z39oo • ' �\ Page A 2 • The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio WeclneecMy, ,....., 11,1000 . . ~ed.,..day, January 11, 2000 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio McCain lets others have Iowa, while ·he chases campaig-n money WASHINCiiUN (AP)- While !TIOIII pmr idenlial candidates plow Iowa's political ground for voles in the days before the natioa's firsl caucuses, Sen. John McCain is digging for dollars half a continent away · and he's unearthing more than just Republican money. The Senate's foremost Republican campaign finance reformer is also dredging up the thorny .issue of collecting money from indi· viduals whose businesses are regulated by his Senate Commerce CommiUee. The problem has dogged McCain for weeks and has highlighted the hazards of crusading ~ilst a system in which he takes part. His campaign spokesman, Howaf!l Opin· sky, says such controversy can't be avoided because 80 percent of the nation's businesses ' are regulated by the committee. "The alternative is ... to' not take money from anybody, which would only lead to pub· lie financing (of campaigns), which Senator McCain is opposed to," Opinsky said. Unlike every other presidential candidate, McCain has forgone Iowa for the states where he thinks he can slow George W. Bush's $67million momentum - New Hampshire on Feb. 1, South Carolina on Feb.' 19 and Michi· gan three days later. The reasons for forfeiting Iowa: McCain's opposition to federal subsidies for ethanol, a fuel derived from com, is unpopolar with farmer$; so was his legislative campaign in 1-998 to crack down on tobacco sales. Bush's campaign dismissed McCain's campaign strategy as flawed. "It's imponant for whoever the ultimate Republican nominee is to demonstrate the ability and the strength to run in all regions of America," Bush spokesman Ari Fleischer said> McCain is sticking close to the East Coast this week with . live fund-raisers and a few other campaign events, such· as his speech today in New York to the Conference of Pres- idents of Major American Jewish Organizations. But be is lapping more than just Republi· can money, a rROYe aure to raise objcctioni from COII3«V&tives who be6eve be compro· mises too easily. McCain's money tour, for example, started . with,three events Tuesday in New ·York. One host, Seagram executive Edpr Bronfrilan Jr., is well-known among Democratic activists but bas spread his money around. According to the Center for Responsive Politics, a nonprofit research group that studies campaign finance issues, Bronfmah last year gave $1,000, the legal maximum, to Democratic presidential candidates Bill Bradley and Vice President AI Gore, as well 111 to Republicans Bush and Sen. Orrin Hatch of Utah. McCain also has cash-raising tvents planned this evening in Boston. and Thundlly· at the Greenwich, Conn., horne of tiBO President John Billock. Another New York host, financial news service founder Michael BloombeiJ, llso haS · contributed to Gore and Bnidley, according to the center. . Other hosls .include Stale Street Bank·. (::hairrnan Marshall · Carter of BostOn_ anii· Peter Henderson of Wall Street investors HendelliOn Brot~rs Inc. •J •I' • James 0. Norton ,,POMEROY- Graveside funeral services for James 0. Norton 57 who di,e d Jan. 6, 2000, were held in Walton, Ind., on Monday, Jan. 17, Born June 7, 1942 in Gallipolis, he was the son of the late Carl H. and Belly Norton. !fe was a 1960 graduate of Pomeroy High School. • He retired m 1982 from the· U.S. Air Force as a master sergeant after se.rving for 22 years. . ' · · Survi~i~g are his wife, Vema M. Norton of Walton, Ind., and two daugh· ters, ·~hn.stma Norton and Paulette Norton of Onward, Ind. Also surviving ar.p h1s SISter and brother-m-law, Carla J. and Phillip L. King of Mason, "!.Va., and his first wife, Hiroko "Nicky" Norton of Onward, Ind. , . B~rial included military riles. ioo0. ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Ethel Matlack Arbaugh ... ~ • TUPPERS PLAINS - Ethel Matlack Arbaugh, of Tuppers Plains, died Sunday, January 16, 2000 at S\. Joseph Hospital; following a brief illness. : She was born May 28, 1905 in Tuppers Plains, daughter of the late William E. and Minnie Osborne Matlack. . She and her husband, Johri, were form~r owneis of Arbaugh Funeral · Home in Tuppers Plains. She was a lifelong member of the Tuppers Plains ~1. Paul United Methodist Church, a charter member of the Chester Council Daughters of America, and a charter member of the Rose Garden Club. Mrs, Arbaugh taught school in Vinton Township High School in Radcliff .and ln Olive-Orange High School in Tuppers Plains. She was a postmaster for 3,2 years at Tuppers Plains, retiring· in 1966. . She is survived by four daughters, Leah Jean Arbaugh of Powell. Mrs. ,Iretta C. Parker of Coal Grove, Mrs. Lily Lee Schultz of Columbus, and Mrs. Shirley Ann Hasen of Powell; a son, William Wesley Arbaugh of Tuppers Plains; a· daughter-in-law, Norma Nichols Arbaugh, a son-in-law, John Hasen; eight grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren; nieces, Betty Green Timmers and Dorothy Matlack Cominsky; and a ~ost of-friends. Besides her parents, she was preced!'d in death by her husband, John W. Arbaugh; four brothers, Glen, Howard, Emile and William Stanley; a sister; freda Matlack Green; an'd a son-in-law, Harold Parker. Services will be Friday, January 21, .2000 at 2 p.m. at White Funeral Home in Coolville; with Pastor Bob Sanders officiating. Burial will be in Tuppers Plains Christian Church Cemetery. Friends 111ay call at the funeral home Thursday, January 20, 2000 from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. . Chester Council Daughters of America service will be held at 7:30 p.m. . ' ( ' ,. .. '. '. . ~· ~ j \ from Page A 1 · CLEVELAND (AP)- Prosecutors say a new round of lesls conducted on evidence in the murder case that inspired "The Fugitive"1V series qnd movie indicate Dr. Sam Sheppard killed his pregn4n1 wife in 1954. But the investigation conducted by Cuyahoga County Coroner Elizabeth Balraj drew harsh criticism as 1100n as it was released Tuesday from the couple's son and his anomey, who are trying to prove Sheppard was innocent. They said much of Balraj's work was badly flawed and a DNA test on the fetus Marilyn Sheppard was canying when she died helps clear her husband. Balraj, working at the request of county prosecutors, conducted a battery of exams on Mrs. Sheppard's body, which was exhumed last year. The coroner also examined photographs from the original cri me scene and tried unsuccessfully to conclude what type of weapon the killer used. Mrs. Sheppard was beaten to death in her bed at the family 's -home on Lake Erie early on July 4, 1954. · ,. . '" ~ By The Associated Preas Mother Nature will deliver a 1-2 punch to Ohio tonight and Thursay, weather forecasters said. Thniglit, a winter stol'm will dump 1-5 inches of snow on the state. Then, qn Thursday, an Alberta Oipper will whip the stale with blustery winds and send temperatures plunging. The National Weather Service issued a'· winter storm warning for west-central and central Ohio with predictions of 3-5 inches of snow. Winter storm watches with possibly '2-4 inches of snow were in effect· for northwest and eastern Ohio, while a weather advisory with 1-3 inches was posted for the extreme southweSt. The blustery winds on Thursday will cause drifting and blowing of the snow, the NWS said. Lows Thursday night will be around zero and highs on Friday will be only in the teens. · The record-high temperature for" this date at the Columbus weather station was 67 degrees in 1907 while the record low was 22 below zero in 1994. Sunset will be at 5:35 p.m. and ·! ,. ' ""''16, •:N .... \ . l f, ,.,.,,. ' •.; '~· ~ ' ' ';A, . . ' .I '· . lo J. I ' .. ,,r,;,t .., : ..; .. ,..' t • '• The Daily Sentinel ' (liSPS 213-llO) C...ullJ N....,.porRoldl- lae. Published every afternoon, Monday throuah Frklly, Ill Coun St., Po~ncroy, Ohio, by th~ Ohio Valley Publishlna Co~ay. Se<:oad cl111 pottap paid 11 Pomeroy, Ohio. 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"!think Governor Taft has done an extraordinarily good job of keeping the reading and literacy _issues not just before tlie electorate, but also before t&e business communily and the education community," Siedentop said. · R ead<Jr Ser vices It '' lion in grants to schools. ,The money will help schQOis buy books and other materials and recruit from Page A1 volunteer reading tutors. Taft hi!"self . . · , spends an hour a week helpmg a m1ss1on to study how to hold st_udents, · Columbus youth with his reading. parents _and ~ucators respons1bie for Daryl Siedentop, acting dean of acadeiJIIC achievement. He also was Ohio Stale University's College of \ P!Cpared to call. fo~ computer p~fi· Education, said he welcomes ameet· . c1en9' to be a h1gh school graduahon ing of top educators to discuss readrequirement; . . ing. The summit is timely because of For uroan areas, 'J!Ift held out. the new licensing standards mandated l!y promi~ of re_dev~lopmg mo~ aban- the Legislature, he said. · ~~?ned Industrial SIII:_S and paymg for.a The new rules, which kick.in with b1gger share of pavmg state routes m students entermg college this fall, cities. . require that all prospective teachers . For distressed rural areas, he was exp(:cted to ask the Legislature to more than double the amount it spends on public works pro_;ects tar· geted for Appalachian counties. Improving the reading skills of Ohio schoolchildren is a top Taft ini· tiative. Last November, his OhioRe· ads oR>Itn!m award~d almost $40 mil- term through lhe end of the year. The board took other action on! Tuesday, certifying two additional; candidates for central committee, and decertifying !he petition or ' another central committee candidate. According . to Jane Frymyer, •o deputy director of the board, the . • petitions of Myron J.B. Duffield, . Democratic candidate from Middle- • . port 4, and Dennis Facemyer, . Rep ubi ican from Bradbury, were certified following an opinion from ·, the Ohio secretary of state's office. " . Frymyer said that 1he boi!rd had. · not certified their pelitions earlier. because the petitions were -not dated· by the candidate prior to being cir- . culated. , However, · the board determined the Ohio Revised Code does not ' that . requ11e a dale on the petition, and. that the date space provided on the· petition is merely a matter of form, and not a legal requirement. : The board also decertified the: petition of George Harris of; Pomeroy, a candidate for the Repub-• lican Central Committee from Pomeroy 3 precinct. _. . Harris, is a member of the board of elections, neglected to sign ; the circulator's statement on his peti- . lion, . which disqualified him as a · candidate. error, it was too late to meet the certification requirements, he said in his letter. Ralph Trussell, a Republican candidate for sheriff, has filed ·two protests with the elections board, dated Tuesday, which challenge the qualifications of David J. Warner and Robert E. Beegle, both Republi· cans, on grounds similar to those resulting in Soulsby's withdrawal. In those protests, Trussell refers to letters from the Ohio Peace Officer Training Commission, stating that neither Beegle nor Warner hold valid certilica!es of completion of training as required by the state. Beegle has said the training certificate is not required of him because he is "grandfathered," or exempt from the requirement. However, Trussell refers to a letter from John Martin of the OPOTC, in which he says' that the exemption does not serve as an equivalent for the requirement · "II is possible that (Beegle and Warner) could be considered 'grand· fathered' peace ·officers. However, this classification should not be misconstrued as equivalent with posses· sion of a certilitate of completion," Martin's teller states. Trussell is scheduled to appear before the board of elections on Jan. 27 in order ·to make his protest for · the record, and Beegle and Warner will have the opportunity to. slate their cases for remaining on the bat· lot at that time. ·.- In addition, Lentes .said, the board has begun an internal investi· galion into the qualifications of Tim Gillilan, a fourth Republican candi- · dale for sheriff, on the basis that he has oot mel the qualifications as a supervisory employee. Gillilan's qualifications will not l!e a subject at next week's hearing, but the board will likely call upon . Gillilan to defend his qualifications, as well, in a separate meeting, Lentes said. "The board does not have enough independent information . to deter· mine his qualifications, and so he will be called upon to appear before the board so that a decision can be . made as to his qualifications," Lentes said. . Lentes said that a~y decisions · made by the board of elections can be appealed to the Meigs .County Common Pleas Court. Meanwhile, S9ulsby said in his letter to the board that he would continue to ~rve his -1'· MAlL S1111SCJUmONS t .• .~ ' ·-~ Stocks dura11on oft~ subacrlpdoa. ' .• l COLUMBUS (AP)- An autopsy will be done to determine the cause of death of a Franldin County sheriff's deputy who rued while working ai the · · courily jail. · . Jeffrey Allen Wehr, 29, who worked in the jail's kitchen, was found unconscious in a staff restroom by another deputy Tuesday afternoon,•said officials with the sheriff's office. Columbus fire medics transported Wehr to Grant Medical center, where he was ·pronounced dead. The death appeared to be of natural causes, officials said. An autopsy is pending. • . . · "There's no foul play or nothing ·suspicious surrounding his death," Chief Deputy Steve Martin told The Columbus Dispatch for astory today. . "One of the deputies discovered he was missing 'and went to look for him ." sunrise Thursday a! 7:50 a.m. Deputy William McCoy· said those with the sheriff's office were sadWeather f11recast: dened last night. . Tonight ...Snow, mainly from late . "Everyone is prelly upset and s~ked right now. No one likes to lose one everiing on. Snow accumulation by of their own," McCoy said. around dawn 1 to 3 inches. Lows in Wehr had been a deputy since July 1996. the lower and mid 20s. Southwest wind 5 to 15 mph, shifting to the northwest. Chance of snow 90 percent. Thursday.. :Biustery and turning . rolder. Light snow likely early, then AEP- 33'1. Ltd.-34,. cloudy with a chan~e of snp~ show- Akzo - 48"1. Oak Hill Financial - 14'· efl!. Total accumulahon, 2to 4. inches. AmTech/SBC- 41 '!. OVB-33'1. Early highs in the mid 20s. Chance of Ashland 011 ~ 33-,ti One Valley- 21 snow 70 percent. AT&T _ 53'1. Peoplu - 20'1< Thursday night..A chance of snow Bank One _ 31 ~. Premier - 9\ showers until midnight, then partial Bob Evans _ 18,. Rockwell - 50,, clearing. Lows near 10 above. BorgWarner _ ,_ 38 RD Shell - 80'1. Extended forecast: 'da p 1 d ·. Champion4'1. · Saare ~ 32'1. F · n y... artly c ou y and coniiP· Ch I Sh ued cold. Highs 20'to 25. ,.. · arm ng ope.,... 7 Shoney'a Saturday...Partly cloudy. Light City Holding -13,, Wendy's - 2(1'1. . snow likely during the night. Lows in Federal Mo~l-1-,. Worthington - 18 . . the mid and.upper teens and highs in Flretar- 231s Dally stock reports are the the mid 30s. Gannett- 7'i'l. 4 p.m. closing quotes of the Sunday... Partly cloudy . with · a K mart - 9'!. previous day's tranaactlona, chance of snow showers. Lows in the Kroger- 1B provided by Adveat of Gal· mid 20s and highs flom the upper 30s. Landa End - 31'!. llpolla. ·· 1-Mfl&oC..oty' '" M1s0a ' JZO M1ll1rd Lint . Sheriff's deputy died at county jail t3 Wceb..................;..............................$27 .30 ' I . CINCINNATI (AP) - Despite ,from district the teachers' union four and calls for a statewide moratorium, the protests pub!ic school might ~reate . more charter schools. . If the board of education approves contracts for all four schools next .week, about 750 students could be enrolled this fall. Enrollment could increase to 1,200 in four years. · Officials in the st~le's third-largest district said the charter schools would be closely monitored. The district has about 47,000 students. "It:s always been our notion to hold these schools to a higher standard than those we operate," Superintendent Steven Adamowski told The Cincin.nati Post for a story published Tuesday. "As rigorous as our accountability system is, if one of our schools is in the 'improving' category, you continue to exist. Here we're saying you hav~ three years to get in the 'achieving' category and if you do, you get your charter renewed, but if not, you don't get it renewed." The Cincinnati Federation of Teachers see the charter schools as a finan.cia! drain on the district and a factor that will further depress test scores. "They won 'I .be district schools," union President Tom Mooney said Tuesday. " These school will not count as part of district test scores for rat· ing purpo~s . You'll never gel out of academic emergency; that seems like kind of a brain-dead propositiorr." Adamowski believes the district will be allo"l!'d to include the charter schools' results in the annual tally of stamjard measures. Up to 3 inche~ of snow projected by Thursday . [' ~ ' Sheriff New evidence points to 'Fugitive' Cincy looking at charter sch~ols "'elgs ·EMS runs . POMEROY - . Units of the Meip 'County Emergency Medical Service recorded six calls for assistance Tuesday. Units responding included: CENTRAL DISPATCH 10:06 a.m., Bachner Road, Rut· land, Gartlel Bachner, ·'Veterans · Memorial Hospital; Rutland squad asiisted; · · 12:57 p.m., Old State Route 7, · Middleport, Raymond 'Cook, VMH; • 4:15 p.m,. East Mlin ,Street, Pomeroy, Patricia Shane, treated ai' the scene, Pomeroy squad assisted; 5:26 p.m., 'Overbrook Nursing Center, Middleport, Audrey Wood, VMJi. . RUTLANJ) ' 10:35 a.m., Side HiU' R~, jk>nita Ingels, Holzer Medk:al Center; · 7:34 p.m:, Mulbeny Street, Edith Barton, HMC. . The Deily Sentlnei • Page A 3' BUCKEYE NEWS IN BRIEF CRP signup period set by state COLUMBUS- The next sign-up . period for the Conservation Reserve Program will be held through Feb. 11, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. This four-week period will allow landowners not currently participate . ing in the program to apply for land enrollment contracts; Landowners who have existing contracts due to expire in the fall may also renew them during this time. OJngress established the CRP as ~ of the 1985 Farm Bill. It is the federal government's single-largest environmental improvement program and one of its ·most productive and oost-efficient farm programs. · The CRP encourages landowners and operators to plant grass and trees on highly erodible croplands that are . removed 'from agricultural .production. Stith plantings are made to act as windblaks, protect higlily erodible soils, and help to provide food and habitat for wildlife. · "What is often overlooked is how ' t)uough ·the CRP land set' astde improves the quality of water flowing in Ohio's creekS and rivers," said Pat Ruble, executive administrator of wi,ldlife management and research.for ODNR Division of Wildlife. "Sediment loads and pesticide runoff from surrounding .farm fields can. be greatly,reduoed from the estab· lished ground cover, thus improving · the quality of drinking water downstream and also benefiting local fiSh populations and mussel beds," added· Ruble. , , Landowners and farm operators enter into land contrpcts with the USDA lasting for 10 to 15 years. In return, they receive annual rental pay· ments, inCentive payments for certain activities and cost-share assistance to establish protective vegetation cover. The average annual payinent in Ohio is approximately $77 per acre. · Each land enrollment application is scored through the Environmental · Benefits Index that factors the location of the land and amount of benefits attained for erosion, water quality, and wildlife habitat. . The wildlife habitat factor· recognizes the ·benefits attnbutable to the vegetative cover planted and to address the habitat needs of certain ·wildlife species. The state wildlife agency recog- ' nizes this program. as the most effective tool for providing grassland habi· " tat on privately-owned land. Current· ly in Ohio, there are more than 8,500 farms with 280,6BO combined acres enrolled in the CRP. This is approximately 120,000 acres more than all land owned and · administered by lh_e· ODNR Division of Wildlife. "The Conservation Reserve Program has been and wiU continue to be. a ·priority in our -agency's Private Lands Habitat Managel'lent . Program," Ruble said. "But for the CRP to benefit wildlife, the veptative cover and other plantings th,at are · . made must be l"'le to p!,lr.fide ,quality food sou~ aiid blbililt filt i 'diversity_of wildlife lpeciel." " . Thole who are inleteated in participating in the CRP •si)ould. contact . their local Farm Service Agency, Nat- · ~~~ Restiurtea O>nselvation Service, or Division of Wildlife district office. .• • ' .· SALE Curios • 30%0 ·F F Glider Rockers Now Only •z39oo • ' �• _~_,o __ln_1_1n __· e_-n_t~a~r~y~~~--------~--~--~-~-·. _~~-~-ag_:~~~,~ The Daily Sentinel '£st4fltlsnd Ut 1948 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio /•• I DON'T THfNk ••• OSHA WOULD APPROVE 740-e02·2150 • Fax: 1182·2157 ! ... ,, Ohio Valley Publishing Co. ChariH W. Govey Publllher R. ShiiWn L.Nta Man-elng Editor Dl1ne Hill Controller Chari- Hoeflich General Mlln~~gar n.,....,. .. -'1,_..'"''*"'' Lf#. , lo Itt. Mikw.,.. . ...... Ira 1/Mw J(J() rtlfNW1. All llltt1n en l tf6jf'CI UJIII.U.tW ltllllf ... 1M l.t.Ma~Jlrt~Ju •/IJ fUUIIIMr, No t1lfli611-' llflm Mil H ,..., • .,, ,_.,.. **ll N 1M.- ,...,_ U..a, JtOI p11aa aUdn. .,...~ . . . . - U. IA4ttJI,.. M#w,.. lk couiU IISD[tiN OIIID V.U.,. P~ Jlt•• c.. \'.._.,~.'"''-..,.,.,..-~~. ... ..'• •. . • '; :·,•• --- \ Our view: Our land \ \ I I I ---·· .1 :: Public input critical.when officials ~ seek balance in rural development . . . . ~ . One thing the Ohio Valley has in abundance is land ·available for ~ ~ . : :)levelopp~ent. ~ Counties in southern Ohio and western West Virginia seeking place· :meat of industry and communities trumpet the avai)ability of space and :.f00111 to grow. Driving through the area, prime spots for placement of a :m111ufacturing plant or a new housing development almost leap out to ~he road, waiting to be occupied. ·· :• ' fM with ·progress comes the question of han· · dling an e~panding busi~ess ~nd populat!on ' ·: • , base. Land as a only a starling pomt. Developmg a site with water, sewage, electric and other util· ~y MORtoN KONDRACKE . . 200 percent .of the poverty line, plus 16 million ities comes next, as are environmental concerns ' While health-care policy mostly looks lo be a adults. HIM estimated the plan's a>st at $35-$40 about the impact such development will have on political combat zone this year, two former antag· billi9n per year. · onists are joining forces on incremental steps 10 · Both groups accept that ·most Americans the area. .; , , • Looking to balance growth with a desire to exJlllnd health insurance for the poor. would continue to obtain their health insurance Instead of just fighting over patients' rights through their employeR and thll existina Medic· :atnng preserve the land, counties like Gallia and and drug benefits for the elderly, Republicans and· aid and the Otildren's Heallh lnaunnce PrOgram Democrats ought to follow the lead of the Health would be ex~ded for the poor. Insurance Association of America and Families In opting for an incremcnlal approach, Flllli· , while not stretching land and services to the USA in trying to solve a chronic problem. II~ USA is parting .company wllh other liberals, !Jreaking point. - . • Th~ two groups fought a bitter battle in 1994 · inchldi~g former Sen. Bill Brldley, D-NJ., who : Although rapid deveiopment of business and housing, as. in the over the comprehensive health-reform bill pro· advocate a ,;omprehensivc overhaul of the U.S.. Columbus area, has not been seen here, more rural countie ~ have time by- the Clinton administration. Families health-insurance system. io explore the benefits and problems created by such growth and apply posed USA slrongly supported it. HIAA ran the "Harry Bradley proposes that all the uninsured join the .lhe lessilns to their own community. . ' · and Louise" television ads that helped kill it. Federal Employees Health Be1Jefit System aild :; Expansion of the Columl?u5 ·area has' filled previously undeveloped. · Now, ho~vcr, the two groups are teaming up that prctniumi for the JIOOr and ncar-poor be subareas, taken up pastureland and put a strain on .services such as sewer to develop an incremenlal approach to providing sidized at a cpst of $65 billion a yeat. · What Pollack 'refe!red 10 as '" ihe difference Md water that served only a .small population when first .installed. health insurance for the poor children and adulta : The downside is an increased cost 10 businesses and new residents who make up 58 percent of-the 44 million Alner· between the building-block ·~oaeh· and those · who, warit !~&!·whole· enchilada" is one reason he )Nho embraced the area for more room or the joys of living in the Col!n- leans ·lacking coverage, \ , ·. ProgreSs on the proposal was unveiled' at ii an_ci Kahn.do' nol expeCt passage this year. :~- Ultimately, the privilege of.escaping urban life ends up costing by Another reason is jurisdictional rivalries with· conference sponsored by the Robert Wood Johnfinancing improvements 10 the infrastJl!Ciure. son Foundation, which the lwo groups credit with in <;:ongress. Insure USA contains only elements · · In the Ohio Valley, agriculture remains an important pan of the local overseen by !he House Comme.rce Conimitree acting as a midwi~ for their joinl action. economy, while living in a rural area still holds an attraction for both Neither HIAA !'resident Chip Kahn nor Fami· artd the Scnall: Fillari!X' Committee, leaving little :'longtime and new residents.. While the development that has been seen · lies USA Director Ron Pollack expects the plan to · role (or .the J-1C?use Ways and Means Commitlec · :locally tends to remain cloSe to populated areas where utilities and ser· become law this year. But they hope it can gain and the,Scnate Health, Education, Labor and Pen· ;Yices are available, expansion into less developed sites is a possibility. bipartisan momentum . for enactment next year, sions Committee. .;: Such expansion is a concern if these ateas look lo preserve the land regardless of who controls Congress and the And yet anotller factor is the absence of any . :·~hat has sustained thFm lhn;~ugh farming or logging. That is why a plan White House. definite health·policy decisions by Texas Gov. :js needed to help officials prepare and cope with the demands of growth. ., The idea somewhat resembles..,.. but is more George W. 1Jush. . ;-. The plan; however, needs public input. In a democratic process, ·citi· ambitious th~n - Vice President AI Gore's p!an - One of Blish's top health adviseJ:S, lobbyist · ; izens must air their concerns and needs in such an undertaking, No one to cover 11 million uninsured children at a cost of Deborah Steelman, said, "In 1972, Richard Nixon proposed an employer mandate for the : wants a plan drafted by a single person or committee that bas decided about $25 billion a year. The HIAA/Families USA idea would cover 1.5 uninsured. The Democrats killed it,'lhinking they :~hal it best for everyone; it takes the inclusion of many opinions to million children in families with 'incomes up to would win the 'White Ho~ . and enact national ·lletermine .the best way of handling a situation. ::, This is no time for people to be shy about airing their viewpoints. :,Contact your county commissioners and your local Soil and Water Con· . :!lflrvation Dislrict and find. out where each county's individual plan Kondracke's view: ·~ · · ,. ' 1 ..... .. · ';'\ , Prominent hea,t,h care-foes join forces...:...:~ :; Tlzis is no . ;: time }or · :; le * b :peop ,o e . :- shy about theu . ~ viewpoints. :i~an~:eP::~~~~~~~;l!: ~7.~t~n!P:!:~ Washington Merry-Go-,Rbund: ;stands. :: Atten!l the meetings held for the public's benefit The plan may help strike that balance between what makes the area attractive and the to creale jobs. . · •; ~nd all of us, city and country dwellers alike, have a stalre in making :,that plan work. ·us Go with the economic boomers .. ·· ;need The O.lly Sentinel • Page A 5 I ~arents should know signs of cerebral palsy - specifically hemiplegia - in infants - • :Dear Aoa L1oden : The Americlln public is learning a l9t about m1fltiple births and infant physical development these days. l have my own story, which many other fa$t ilies share. ~My son, who is 10 years old , was diagnosed at 5 months with cerebral palsy •• specifically, left hejniplegia. From the begin· ni ~g. I was concernecj about his phrsical development. , Although I was always met wijh compassion at the monthl y ,pe~i atri c visits, my concerns resarding his left hand movement wcire considered a "wait-and-see" issue. I am not a ''wai t-and-see" intervention can make a huge dif· ference , whether the case is mi ld • Pushing away ot arching back • Floppy or. limp body· posture • Cannot sit up without support by eight months • Uses only one side of the body, or onl y the anns, to crawl • E~treme irritability or crying • Failure to smile by three months , • Feeding di fficulties • Persistent gagging or choking when fed • Tongue pushes soft ·food out of the mouth after six months · Pathways Awareness Founda· or severe. As your letter proves, not all doctors are as well-i nfo rmed as thliy should be. It is important for ponento to ask questions if they are concerned about their child's development, and have no idea wbat is wrong. Here are some of the earl y symptoms to look for: • Poor head control after three months .. • • Sti(f or ri g.id arm s or legs By: ANN LANDERS NOIS DEAR PARENT: Thank you' for asking. Although not all body movemen t disorders turn out to be cerebral palsy, physical • therapy can still be helpful. and earl¥ . .' • lion is still doing a terrific job. the life of a loved one? "Aico· ; Any reader who recognizes these holism: How to Recognize It, How ' symptoms should write for guid-, to Deal With It, How to Conquer : ance to Pathways Awareness It". can turn things around. Send a : Foundation, 123 N. Wacker Drive, self-addressed, long, busi ness-size ; Suite 900 Chicago, Ill. 60606, or envelope and a chec k or money • call 1·800-955-2445 (www.path· orderfor $3 .75 (this includes ; waysawarcness.org). You will postage and handling) to: Alcohol, : receive some valuable information . c/o Ann Landers, P.O. Box 11562, ' Chicago, Ill. 60611 ·0562. (In : free of charge. Gem of the Day: Here's a sug- Canada, send $4.55.) To fi nd 0111 ; gestion for those who want to lose more about Ann Landers and read : weight. Put the bathroom scale in ·her past column s, visi t the Cre· • front of the refrigerator. ators Syndicate we b page at : Is alcohol rui ning your life or www.creators. com. 1• • health insurance. By 1986, the liberals were push-_,.,, ing employer mandates. :· ,.1 "The second · mistBke w.as in 1994. Ciintoo . ,~ could ' have got a deal on health care, but he ·•' wouldn't compromise. So nothing got done. This i • plait represents a decision on the part of some lib· erals to go for incomes-based gradualism." Since the defeat of his 1994 plan, though, Oin· ton has opted for gradual expansion of insuran~ ~· programs - and this year he reportedly is con··sidering expansions of Medicaid and CHIP, plus ~ tax breaks for individuals who buy their own~. health insural)ce. · · ·' The crucial difference is over the right to SllC .., health plans when services arc denied. Democrats' • are allied on the . issue with a11other. unpopullr . ' lobby - . trial lawyers - but the health industry w so far has been unsu<:CCS~fulln winning a public .i•; relations battle over liability. · . · : ), There is even leJIS prospect for a8J:eein~t over , " a Medicare prescription-drug benefit for seniors. :~ a crucial swing voting bloc in 2000. . .F Democrats and the administration favor a dru~, ~ benefit for all senioR -, plus controls on drug prices ~. while Republicans advocate a means: ~ted ~efit. . ··"• Si> the cftances fQr agreements on health poll· ' 0 cy this year are about as .gtcat as for an early ·:·: peace in Otechnya. · '.'! But when the smoke clears, perhaps the ·vari· ''' ous Jl(lversarics cao take cues from the HIAA an~ " Families USA and seek some constructive joint ·:: action. · ~. (Monon' Kondraeke 11 execUtive editor Cit' Roll Call, the new8paper ol Clpltol Hill.) . ' ' '· )I Ohio views: . ·• • Urban life depends :~ on aging systems ·:· research. person, and. so I did my own · ·;when my son .was finally diag'c · nosed, he was referred for imm~­ diate phy.sical, and oCcupational therapy, so he co!'ld learn ho'\' to u ~ his b<l!IY more effectively, ', Without thi s early intervention, I ~mi't believe he· v.:ould now be pljtying , basketball or baseball , . w~lkingwlth only a sl\ght limp, m h~~e total use of his le.ft ha~d . • In fact, my son would probably. h~ve liltle khowled~e" of how .to , ilsF the left stde o( has body, or be &'fare that it existed. .· . 1Physical therapy is a positive. hdpeful experience for both parerjts and children . · · •My. heart breaks to see toddler· age- children, and even ·more 'frightening, ~chool-age children,_· just being diagnosed. The early years, the formative. years wher~ intervention ·is so critical, ·have · beeillosi. · · · · ;, · ·~ few years 'ago, your ·column addressed early detection for chit· dren with developmental con· ccrns. The. organization that published this information was Path· ways Awareness Foundation . Wo,uld you please reprint it? •• A GRATEFUL PARENT IN ILL!· 'S STOlE HOIIS Me•ti•J tlirw ...•. , .....,,. ' ' . . ACcepts CredH Cards 1'111 RIGHT' to LIMIT QUAIITinES . ,RICES IOOD··JHRO·Ju. 22,2000 · · · WE ACCEPT WIC COUPONS COCA,COLA FOit ; . PR~DUCT$ .. BO~EL.SS POlK ~IB END $119 u.. Roast..................... . . . ,BONELESS POlK RIB END . $· · ••••••••••••••••• · C·.hops ·.139 . · . . / Township Boards of. Trustees' elept , new officers ' I Lb. SUPERIOR'S SLICEP , ;~ · . .C HESTER ·- · The Chester "J:own ship Board of Trustees tc~ntly elected officers for the yc.ar 2000. · Blair Windon was nained president with Alan Hol.ter · being electej:l. vice . president. E\wer Newell is the third member of., the board. Monthly meetings were set for the second· Tuesday aqhe Chester tow·n hall, 7 p.m: • REEDSVILLE Bill Osborne was elected pre!jjd·ent and Randy Boston, vice president', at the recent organizational meeting of the Olive Township B'oiird of Trustees. Ernie Barringer is t~e third trustee . By JACK ANDERSON buy - and so far we have been doina • pretty gOod '· and DOUGLAS COHN job• ' 1 1111 (Cievellncl) Pllln Deller, Jan. 14: ., WASHINGTON· - Recent history tells us 1o Ou,r own pel lheory is 1o go witl1 the baby I · Long before there was a Oeveland Museum follow the boomers. boomers, lhc generation lhli bas moved li~ a ddll of Art or Terminal Tower, in a· year when I The Japanese bought dollars, and the dollar went wave tHroup every facet of American life. Walt ' ' ~ .i~ Woodrow Wilson was president, a great cast· ' down against the yen. The Japanese bought Ameri~ Disf!CY was qne of lhc first to bet on ~m. Colleges iron pipe was lowered into a trench cut ii!IO Eas~ \ can farmland, and fannland values plunged. The and unlvcRilies followed suit, and au!OQIObile com· !lth Street in aevel111d. · · ••• Japanese bought commercial real estate, and ·that p111iei were·I)OI far behind. Then Clllle real estate Thirty-six inches across, a fns!nent of a mas-,,., :11y Thl AIIIOCiated Preaa · ·• · · . too dropped dramatically. And if the Japanese wert . and more real estate and still more a5 the boomers siye public workS improvement project, the lube • > Today is Wednesday, Jan. 19, the 19tli day of 21XXJ. There are 347 days left heavily iniO U.S. residential real estate.... · coiidnuC!i to lralle up. ''I was designed to last 100 years and carry • billio~~ .:.t~chnology' :·in the year. · ' For all the xe~ophobia aboui foreigneR buying And when the boomeR' aflluence nudled them of gallons of water 10 slake lbe growing thirst of! :, Toda)"s Highlight in History: America, it ·is beginning to look like the good old iniO ever-higher tax brackets, those too were lft'ecl· • l.'' what in 1913 was the sixth-largest city in a On Jan. 19, 1807, Robert E. Lee, commander in chief of the Confederate capitalist spirit is functioning quite well here. Amer· •ed: They Cllll.e down. . . ALFRED - A mission report. · . young and building century. :;armies, was born in Stratford, Va. · ica sold out at the top. And America will undoubt·'. · , But the ~apanese were not paymg attention 10 om"Ractsm and Thchnology" was Thirteen years short mits roughly projected ;? > On this date: , edly buy in at the bottom. · . this phenomena. Tbey failed to notice that bust fol· giilen by. Thelma Henderson a! lifespan but still well into its age; that arterial ..,. The U.S. government said, " Lend us your died, l~ed in the wake of the boomeR. Many coli~ • In 1736, JIIIIICS Watt. inventor of the steam engine, was born in ,ScOtland. l'ast week's meeting, of the Alfred wstcr line failed, spewing scime 2S million gal· (> .: In 1809; auttlor Edgar Allan' Poe was born in Boston. your poor your n()oowherc-else-10--go yen marks· went bust ifter; the human wave of .war batl,.a United Methodist Women , Ions of water into downtown. ' ·:.. .,, ., In 1853; Verdi's opera "II Trovatore" premiered in Rome. francs and'pounds." And so we bortowcd. We fun4: . Jiusel!'lluoi!ah· Auto conipan~es 'th-! fail~ .to .relool ill was-emphasized in•the report Experiences such as WedneSday's·(Jan. 11) · :· In 1861, the siate of Georgia seceded from the Union. ed significant portipns of our budget by b\)rrowing, ~ ~mOdate the boom~m ever·tncreuang fam. that' less access to computers and remirid us urban life !kPends on vital, aging sys•...:; , .; In 1944, tbe federal govcnuncnt relinquished control of the h.ation's rail· and because borrowing took the plai:c of taxes, lhe dy sazcs.also fell on hard bmes. technology by blacks and Hisp~n ­ terns we cannot see - and those systems oce&· '' :TOads following $C!tlement 6f a wige dispute. . . . · U.S. doll* fell in relation to the currencies of the And ~~\'8ffie real es!ate.: The ~mers '?Ought . ics. .,have hinde'red their education siorially will fail. Then we find our livelihoods;"·' :• In 1955, a presickontial news 'eonference was fi.lmed for television for the countries from which we borrowed. The net result? and sold their slarte~ home!! In the '701. Thei~ !US~ and income. A more even .distrib'and sOmetimes our very lives, depend u'pon the·'!' :'first time, with permission from President Eisenhower. . We borrOWed for free, We borrowed for Jess !hall to m~VC UP, combined With tbe guns·ancJ.bu!lef , ution of technoiogy inform~tion skills of those workers who can quickly restore.'!' ·. In 1966, lndira .Gandhi was elected prime minister of India, free · polio;te:S of the Vietnam' era 1o push home appred&· , tllfl lifelines and, we hope; stay ahead of the •• and computers is needed , it ·was 1 ~ In 1970, -President Nixon nominated G. Harrold Carswell to the Supreme 1i works like this: Ass.ume CIIJTI'ncy X from a lion into ban~le double digits. ' ',, ' '.(! . pointed out , ,' deterioration 'that !l&rks all of the works of man. '•"' ;~; Cat:s"!ell was never approved because of controversy over his past racial foreign country was at parity with the U.S. dollar. •., But by~ 801; they•I'll!' out mmembers of their were given by Officers' reports 11111 (lllftn) Advaltl-·T11bun11, Jan 17: . · ".VICWI. Assume 10 billion X were exchanged for $10 bil· ~n generation to sell their fi!3' and second homes · Martha Poole, secretary, who also With the nation's economy entering the yew:Y~ In ·tm, in one of his l•t acts of office, President Ford pardoned Iva Toguri lion, and that the dollars were.then used to buy U.S. lo, ~a few cracks ~m tbe market. Denver hosted the meeting, and Osie Mae 200(} . on a continuing wave of slrcngth, · in~ :,0'Aquino, an American ~ho had made wartime broadcasts for Japan. government securities, which 'yicldCd HI-percent and Houston real estate pnces, ~purred on·by the F9Jirod, , treasure.r. ·. Members bccomea clearer every day lhat it is the regio'n·•l• • :· In 1981, the United States and Iran signed an agreement paving the way for interest. Now assume the dollar dropped 20 percent ~nei'J!Y slu~p. crackm,. So the boomers went to~­ reported 35 fri'endship calls durand state whiclt can offer lucralivc businesiF':' ; the release of 52 Americans held hostage for more than 14 months. . in relation to X during the following year. F~r aforma, An7flll&, Aonda, the su~urbs ~ ,~mg· ing.' last month. It .was noted that incentives that will continue 10 be in a position~··· ·Chri~'u'nas gifts were take.n to :; Ten yellis ago: Arthur J. Goldberg, former SupreJlle Court justice, labor Sec· assume that the U.S. govenim~n~ used the )~!'!Ilion :~~-C, and Boston and similar subUrbta else· to take advantage of this unprecedented growth:::> shutlns. ' · :-retary and O.S. ambassador 1o the United Nations, was found dead in his Wash· X at held lo buy back the $10bllhonofsecunbesthe Th . f the sold. the' $200000 One suclutate.is Ohio. , , . ·'·" 111 '· · 8 · • · ·· thld Bu f · emosta uento m tr , j"astor Jane Bea\tie .presented Last week, the Ohio Departmc:nt of Develop. :qton apartment at age I. . . · • .oreagn govemmen e . ~ o course,, at on1Y. h and ed N """borhoods filled ith :: One year ago: Presidenl OiptQn de!ivcred his State of the Union address, in took 8.8 billion X 1o do so (whiCh ~s 80 ptrcllmt of,, .· omes. .. mov. up. ca.,L-... · w , thC"Iist of reading books available ment in Columbus rei~ preliminary fig\tres 1' ·' :w. hidt he piopoled to protect Social Securily with huge budget surplu~ ~q~d $10 billion, piU& $1 billion inl,erat). In shoit, we ~~pensave homes .~ ~p ...._, ..,here,, and ~ to the group. A birthday card' was ·' for 1999 that offered solid proof that it is aggTCS-'''' _..the ld lh · · ed . .. came 1989. It may be rememtien:id • the year ,. , live . economic. development assis~ that ~·, signed for Richard Connelly who ; announmo aovemment wou sue e tobacco industry for smokers' h!'lllth· ~.. tbe money for free and jlicked up an exlnl ~ lind o:lpitllilm' blob out in Prtt n is ;,; n ~vangelis,m ~nd ' church ;cal'e costa. Howl earlier, at the president's impeachment trial in the Senstc, 1.1 bilhonXt?boo~. . . .. , ,.. ilunip.,bulinAiiierlc.itw•.thcy.-•llie~itOH · . OJ.US the dllfereno;:e· in retaining buainas apd f •: irl J,l.laska: ' ·• , developme.nt · . ~1. •;Whi~· H~ Counsel Otarles Ruff opened the deferse with ringing statements · The ~e scenano •s played out 10 the realatate •11111 out o£ ~ to. sell their..·llonlar Iii. ~aw . 1 llinding new opportunides for f. state. " d'rogram topic' was '"Who Aa:ording to the dqllltmcnt, the Ohio Job :·o f Chnlon 's 111110cence. · markell. . . had ~ thrOugh the real illite malir«, and the , Tooched Me? Whom lJid I Touch Oeation Tax Credit Program during ' c alendar,''' :: '1\lday.. Birthdays: Actor-singer John RaiU.is 83. Actress Jean Stapleton is 11te same thtng happened •n-rcvmc a few,ytar~ unluekiett p{ the llftuent got~~ hoklina their in ,lesus ' ·Name'' wiih 'Sarah Caldyear 1999 al90e saw 142 new projects appi'OIIed; ... : .,77. ~ FriiZ ~ver is (4. ~er ~BS new~man R~rt MacNeil i~ bac". We_ reme111berafriegdb~g~tthe Is- new tuitury ~ 11 well.u thetr old,-mJd..nnte , well leading the disc~ssjon ,.by ~OVie dlrectol' ~hard Lester IS 68. Smger Phtl Everly as 61. Actor-smger . percent Interest h_ e w• recctVIR8 ~ on. Mexican ones. > , ., , , ~ · . · ) ' .the second most pr'Oductive year since the fll"ll' ·•· members named and Nellie Park· pam's inception iii 1993. .. .. ;.Michie! Olwford 11 ·S8. Actress Shelley FabateS is 56. Counrry singer Dolly boiKJs, Fine, we S&Jd, but what h~ns tf \he peso , The questiOA for us IIIII our forelp CIOIIIpCiiton, er,,Nina.,(tobinson, and ' Charlotte A good business climate takes~ 10 dc\!cJ. "'' il'plnon is 54. ABC newswoman Ann Compton is 53, Singer Robert Palmer is , falls in relation to the dOllar? Neither llC nor we had however is not what hlfliiCIICit bul ~ will the "·~II u ' . • ' . ,.,eter,' · · • , ojt, and it's·to the credit of Ohio'alcadership in " ~1. Sinaer Harry McGilberry (lel)lptations) is 49. Actor Desi Amaz Jr. is 47. . lona to wait for the ~. although we never did boonier; stiib·ne~l'l Medical !*C is a IJO!III beL \ ·, . t'lext meeting Will be Feb. 8 at· both the ll\llehouse IIIII the General f!uembfy ~Kiley Sapl is 44. Reggae musician Mickey Virtue aJB40) is 43. Actor find out how-mud! be lost in the deal. ' ' · · .thq_chute I) with Henderson to' be lhat the Buckeye State finds illc:lf in the thick of !i•. McOine is39. ACtor William R.aplale is 39. 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All llltt1n en l tf6jf'CI UJIII.U.tW ltllllf ... 1M l.t.Ma~Jlrt~Ju •/IJ fUUIIIMr, No t1lfli611-' llflm Mil H ,..., • .,, ,_.,.. **ll N 1M.- ,...,_ U..a, JtOI p11aa aUdn. .,...~ . . . . - U. IA4ttJI,.. M#w,.. lk couiU IISD[tiN OIIID V.U.,. P~ Jlt•• c.. \'.._.,~.'"''-..,.,.,..-~~. ... ..'• •. . • '; :·,•• --- \ Our view: Our land \ \ I I I ---·· .1 :: Public input critical.when officials ~ seek balance in rural development . . . . ~ . One thing the Ohio Valley has in abundance is land ·available for ~ ~ . : :)levelopp~ent. ~ Counties in southern Ohio and western West Virginia seeking place· :meat of industry and communities trumpet the avai)ability of space and :.f00111 to grow. Driving through the area, prime spots for placement of a :m111ufacturing plant or a new housing development almost leap out to ~he road, waiting to be occupied. ·· :• ' fM with ·progress comes the question of han· · dling an e~panding busi~ess ~nd populat!on ' ·: • , base. Land as a only a starling pomt. Developmg a site with water, sewage, electric and other util· ~y MORtoN KONDRACKE . . 200 percent .of the poverty line, plus 16 million ities comes next, as are environmental concerns ' While health-care policy mostly looks lo be a adults. HIM estimated the plan's a>st at $35-$40 about the impact such development will have on political combat zone this year, two former antag· billi9n per year. · onists are joining forces on incremental steps 10 · Both groups accept that ·most Americans the area. .; , , • Looking to balance growth with a desire to exJlllnd health insurance for the poor. would continue to obtain their health insurance Instead of just fighting over patients' rights through their employeR and thll existina Medic· :atnng preserve the land, counties like Gallia and and drug benefits for the elderly, Republicans and· aid and the Otildren's Heallh lnaunnce PrOgram Democrats ought to follow the lead of the Health would be ex~ded for the poor. Insurance Association of America and Families In opting for an incremcnlal approach, Flllli· , while not stretching land and services to the USA in trying to solve a chronic problem. II~ USA is parting .company wllh other liberals, !Jreaking point. - . • Th~ two groups fought a bitter battle in 1994 · inchldi~g former Sen. Bill Brldley, D-NJ., who : Although rapid deveiopment of business and housing, as. in the over the comprehensive health-reform bill pro· advocate a ,;omprehensivc overhaul of the U.S.. Columbus area, has not been seen here, more rural countie ~ have time by- the Clinton administration. Families health-insurance system. io explore the benefits and problems created by such growth and apply posed USA slrongly supported it. HIAA ran the "Harry Bradley proposes that all the uninsured join the .lhe lessilns to their own community. . ' · and Louise" television ads that helped kill it. Federal Employees Health Be1Jefit System aild :; Expansion of the Columl?u5 ·area has' filled previously undeveloped. · Now, ho~vcr, the two groups are teaming up that prctniumi for the JIOOr and ncar-poor be subareas, taken up pastureland and put a strain on .services such as sewer to develop an incremenlal approach to providing sidized at a cpst of $65 billion a yeat. · What Pollack 'refe!red 10 as '" ihe difference Md water that served only a .small population when first .installed. health insurance for the poor children and adulta : The downside is an increased cost 10 businesses and new residents who make up 58 percent of-the 44 million Alner· between the building-block ·~oaeh· and those · who, warit !~&!·whole· enchilada" is one reason he )Nho embraced the area for more room or the joys of living in the Col!n- leans ·lacking coverage, \ , ·. ProgreSs on the proposal was unveiled' at ii an_ci Kahn.do' nol expeCt passage this year. :~- Ultimately, the privilege of.escaping urban life ends up costing by Another reason is jurisdictional rivalries with· conference sponsored by the Robert Wood Johnfinancing improvements 10 the infrastJl!Ciure. son Foundation, which the lwo groups credit with in <;:ongress. Insure USA contains only elements · · In the Ohio Valley, agriculture remains an important pan of the local overseen by !he House Comme.rce Conimitree acting as a midwi~ for their joinl action. economy, while living in a rural area still holds an attraction for both Neither HIAA !'resident Chip Kahn nor Fami· artd the Scnall: Fillari!X' Committee, leaving little :'longtime and new residents.. While the development that has been seen · lies USA Director Ron Pollack expects the plan to · role (or .the J-1C?use Ways and Means Commitlec · :locally tends to remain cloSe to populated areas where utilities and ser· become law this year. But they hope it can gain and the,Scnate Health, Education, Labor and Pen· ;Yices are available, expansion into less developed sites is a possibility. bipartisan momentum . for enactment next year, sions Committee. .;: Such expansion is a concern if these ateas look lo preserve the land regardless of who controls Congress and the And yet anotller factor is the absence of any . :·~hat has sustained thFm lhn;~ugh farming or logging. That is why a plan White House. definite health·policy decisions by Texas Gov. :js needed to help officials prepare and cope with the demands of growth. ., The idea somewhat resembles..,.. but is more George W. 1Jush. . ;-. The plan; however, needs public input. In a democratic process, ·citi· ambitious th~n - Vice President AI Gore's p!an - One of Blish's top health adviseJ:S, lobbyist · ; izens must air their concerns and needs in such an undertaking, No one to cover 11 million uninsured children at a cost of Deborah Steelman, said, "In 1972, Richard Nixon proposed an employer mandate for the : wants a plan drafted by a single person or committee that bas decided about $25 billion a year. The HIAA/Families USA idea would cover 1.5 uninsured. The Democrats killed it,'lhinking they :~hal it best for everyone; it takes the inclusion of many opinions to million children in families with 'incomes up to would win the 'White Ho~ . and enact national ·lletermine .the best way of handling a situation. ::, This is no time for people to be shy about airing their viewpoints. :,Contact your county commissioners and your local Soil and Water Con· . :!lflrvation Dislrict and find. out where each county's individual plan Kondracke's view: ·~ · · ,. ' 1 ..... .. · ';'\ , Prominent hea,t,h care-foes join forces...:...:~ :; Tlzis is no . ;: time }or · :; le * b :peop ,o e . :- shy about theu . ~ viewpoints. :i~an~:eP::~~~~~~~;l!: ~7.~t~n!P:!:~ Washington Merry-Go-,Rbund: ;stands. :: Atten!l the meetings held for the public's benefit The plan may help strike that balance between what makes the area attractive and the to creale jobs. . · •; ~nd all of us, city and country dwellers alike, have a stalre in making :,that plan work. ·us Go with the economic boomers .. ·· ;need The O.lly Sentinel • Page A 5 I ~arents should know signs of cerebral palsy - specifically hemiplegia - in infants - • :Dear Aoa L1oden : The Americlln public is learning a l9t about m1fltiple births and infant physical development these days. l have my own story, which many other fa$t ilies share. ~My son, who is 10 years old , was diagnosed at 5 months with cerebral palsy •• specifically, left hejniplegia. From the begin· ni ~g. I was concernecj about his phrsical development. , Although I was always met wijh compassion at the monthl y ,pe~i atri c visits, my concerns resarding his left hand movement wcire considered a "wait-and-see" issue. I am not a ''wai t-and-see" intervention can make a huge dif· ference , whether the case is mi ld • Pushing away ot arching back • Floppy or. limp body· posture • Cannot sit up without support by eight months • Uses only one side of the body, or onl y the anns, to crawl • E~treme irritability or crying • Failure to smile by three months , • Feeding di fficulties • Persistent gagging or choking when fed • Tongue pushes soft ·food out of the mouth after six months · Pathways Awareness Founda· or severe. As your letter proves, not all doctors are as well-i nfo rmed as thliy should be. It is important for ponento to ask questions if they are concerned about their child's development, and have no idea wbat is wrong. Here are some of the earl y symptoms to look for: • Poor head control after three months .. • • Sti(f or ri g.id arm s or legs By: ANN LANDERS NOIS DEAR PARENT: Thank you' for asking. Although not all body movemen t disorders turn out to be cerebral palsy, physical • therapy can still be helpful. and earl¥ . .' • lion is still doing a terrific job. the life of a loved one? "Aico· ; Any reader who recognizes these holism: How to Recognize It, How ' symptoms should write for guid-, to Deal With It, How to Conquer : ance to Pathways Awareness It". can turn things around. Send a : Foundation, 123 N. Wacker Drive, self-addressed, long, busi ness-size ; Suite 900 Chicago, Ill. 60606, or envelope and a chec k or money • call 1·800-955-2445 (www.path· orderfor $3 .75 (this includes ; waysawarcness.org). You will postage and handling) to: Alcohol, : receive some valuable information . c/o Ann Landers, P.O. Box 11562, ' Chicago, Ill. 60611 ·0562. (In : free of charge. Gem of the Day: Here's a sug- Canada, send $4.55.) To fi nd 0111 ; gestion for those who want to lose more about Ann Landers and read : weight. Put the bathroom scale in ·her past column s, visi t the Cre· • front of the refrigerator. ators Syndicate we b page at : Is alcohol rui ning your life or www.creators. com. 1• • health insurance. By 1986, the liberals were push-_,.,, ing employer mandates. :· ,.1 "The second · mistBke w.as in 1994. Ciintoo . ,~ could ' have got a deal on health care, but he ·•' wouldn't compromise. So nothing got done. This i • plait represents a decision on the part of some lib· erals to go for incomes-based gradualism." Since the defeat of his 1994 plan, though, Oin· ton has opted for gradual expansion of insuran~ ~· programs - and this year he reportedly is con··sidering expansions of Medicaid and CHIP, plus ~ tax breaks for individuals who buy their own~. health insural)ce. · · ·' The crucial difference is over the right to SllC .., health plans when services arc denied. Democrats' • are allied on the . issue with a11other. unpopullr . ' lobby - . trial lawyers - but the health industry w so far has been unsu<:CCS~fulln winning a public .i•; relations battle over liability. · . · : ), There is even leJIS prospect for a8J:eein~t over , " a Medicare prescription-drug benefit for seniors. :~ a crucial swing voting bloc in 2000. . .F Democrats and the administration favor a dru~, ~ benefit for all senioR -, plus controls on drug prices ~. while Republicans advocate a means: ~ted ~efit. . ··"• Si> the cftances fQr agreements on health poll· ' 0 cy this year are about as .gtcat as for an early ·:·: peace in Otechnya. · '.'! But when the smoke clears, perhaps the ·vari· ''' ous Jl(lversarics cao take cues from the HIAA an~ " Families USA and seek some constructive joint ·:: action. · ~. (Monon' Kondraeke 11 execUtive editor Cit' Roll Call, the new8paper ol Clpltol Hill.) . ' ' '· )I Ohio views: . ·• • Urban life depends :~ on aging systems ·:· research. person, and. so I did my own · ·;when my son .was finally diag'c · nosed, he was referred for imm~­ diate phy.sical, and oCcupational therapy, so he co!'ld learn ho'\' to u ~ his b<l!IY more effectively, ', Without thi s early intervention, I ~mi't believe he· v.:ould now be pljtying , basketball or baseball , . w~lkingwlth only a sl\ght limp, m h~~e total use of his le.ft ha~d . • In fact, my son would probably. h~ve liltle khowled~e" of how .to , ilsF the left stde o( has body, or be &'fare that it existed. .· . 1Physical therapy is a positive. hdpeful experience for both parerjts and children . · · •My. heart breaks to see toddler· age- children, and even ·more 'frightening, ~chool-age children,_· just being diagnosed. The early years, the formative. years wher~ intervention ·is so critical, ·have · beeillosi. · · · · ;, · ·~ few years 'ago, your ·column addressed early detection for chit· dren with developmental con· ccrns. The. organization that published this information was Path· ways Awareness Foundation . Wo,uld you please reprint it? •• A GRATEFUL PARENT IN ILL!· 'S STOlE HOIIS Me•ti•J tlirw ...•. , .....,,. ' ' . . ACcepts CredH Cards 1'111 RIGHT' to LIMIT QUAIITinES . ,RICES IOOD··JHRO·Ju. 22,2000 · · · WE ACCEPT WIC COUPONS COCA,COLA FOit ; . PR~DUCT$ .. BO~EL.SS POlK ~IB END $119 u.. Roast..................... . . . ,BONELESS POlK RIB END . $· · ••••••••••••••••• · C·.hops ·.139 . · . . / Township Boards of. Trustees' elept , new officers ' I Lb. SUPERIOR'S SLICEP , ;~ · . .C HESTER ·- · The Chester "J:own ship Board of Trustees tc~ntly elected officers for the yc.ar 2000. · Blair Windon was nained president with Alan Hol.ter · being electej:l. vice . president. E\wer Newell is the third member of., the board. Monthly meetings were set for the second· Tuesday aqhe Chester tow·n hall, 7 p.m: • REEDSVILLE Bill Osborne was elected pre!jjd·ent and Randy Boston, vice president', at the recent organizational meeting of the Olive Township B'oiird of Trustees. Ernie Barringer is t~e third trustee . By JACK ANDERSON buy - and so far we have been doina • pretty gOod '· and DOUGLAS COHN job• ' 1 1111 (Cievellncl) Pllln Deller, Jan. 14: ., WASHINGTON· - Recent history tells us 1o Ou,r own pel lheory is 1o go witl1 the baby I · Long before there was a Oeveland Museum follow the boomers. boomers, lhc generation lhli bas moved li~ a ddll of Art or Terminal Tower, in a· year when I The Japanese bought dollars, and the dollar went wave tHroup every facet of American life. Walt ' ' ~ .i~ Woodrow Wilson was president, a great cast· ' down against the yen. The Japanese bought Ameri~ Disf!CY was qne of lhc first to bet on ~m. Colleges iron pipe was lowered into a trench cut ii!IO Eas~ \ can farmland, and fannland values plunged. The and unlvcRilies followed suit, and au!OQIObile com· !lth Street in aevel111d. · · ••• Japanese bought commercial real estate, and ·that p111iei were·I)OI far behind. Then Clllle real estate Thirty-six inches across, a fns!nent of a mas-,,., :11y Thl AIIIOCiated Preaa · ·• · · . too dropped dramatically. And if the Japanese wert . and more real estate and still more a5 the boomers siye public workS improvement project, the lube • > Today is Wednesday, Jan. 19, the 19tli day of 21XXJ. There are 347 days left heavily iniO U.S. residential real estate.... · coiidnuC!i to lralle up. ''I was designed to last 100 years and carry • billio~~ .:.t~chnology' :·in the year. · ' For all the xe~ophobia aboui foreigneR buying And when the boomeR' aflluence nudled them of gallons of water 10 slake lbe growing thirst of! :, Toda)"s Highlight in History: America, it ·is beginning to look like the good old iniO ever-higher tax brackets, those too were lft'ecl· • l.'' what in 1913 was the sixth-largest city in a On Jan. 19, 1807, Robert E. Lee, commander in chief of the Confederate capitalist spirit is functioning quite well here. Amer· •ed: They Cllll.e down. . . ALFRED - A mission report. · . young and building century. :;armies, was born in Stratford, Va. · ica sold out at the top. And America will undoubt·'. · , But the ~apanese were not paymg attention 10 om"Ractsm and Thchnology" was Thirteen years short mits roughly projected ;? > On this date: , edly buy in at the bottom. · . this phenomena. Tbey failed to notice that bust fol· giilen by. Thelma Henderson a! lifespan but still well into its age; that arterial ..,. The U.S. government said, " Lend us your died, l~ed in the wake of the boomeR. Many coli~ • In 1736, JIIIIICS Watt. inventor of the steam engine, was born in ,ScOtland. l'ast week's meeting, of the Alfred wstcr line failed, spewing scime 2S million gal· (> .: In 1809; auttlor Edgar Allan' Poe was born in Boston. your poor your n()oowherc-else-10--go yen marks· went bust ifter; the human wave of .war batl,.a United Methodist Women , Ions of water into downtown. ' ·:.. .,, ., In 1853; Verdi's opera "II Trovatore" premiered in Rome. francs and'pounds." And so we bortowcd. We fun4: . Jiusel!'lluoi!ah· Auto conipan~es 'th-! fail~ .to .relool ill was-emphasized in•the report Experiences such as WedneSday's·(Jan. 11) · :· In 1861, the siate of Georgia seceded from the Union. ed significant portipns of our budget by b\)rrowing, ~ ~mOdate the boom~m ever·tncreuang fam. that' less access to computers and remirid us urban life !kPends on vital, aging sys•...:; , .; In 1944, tbe federal govcnuncnt relinquished control of the h.ation's rail· and because borrowing took the plai:c of taxes, lhe dy sazcs.also fell on hard bmes. technology by blacks and Hisp~n ­ terns we cannot see - and those systems oce&· '' :TOads following $C!tlement 6f a wige dispute. . . . · U.S. doll* fell in relation to the currencies of the And ~~\'8ffie real es!ate.: The ~mers '?Ought . ics. .,have hinde'red their education siorially will fail. Then we find our livelihoods;"·' :• In 1955, a presickontial news 'eonference was fi.lmed for television for the countries from which we borrowed. The net result? and sold their slarte~ home!! In the '701. Thei~ !US~ and income. A more even .distrib'and sOmetimes our very lives, depend u'pon the·'!' :'first time, with permission from President Eisenhower. . We borrOWed for free, We borrowed for Jess !hall to m~VC UP, combined With tbe guns·ancJ.bu!lef , ution of technoiogy inform~tion skills of those workers who can quickly restore.'!' ·. In 1966, lndira .Gandhi was elected prime minister of India, free · polio;te:S of the Vietnam' era 1o push home appred&· , tllfl lifelines and, we hope; stay ahead of the •• and computers is needed , it ·was 1 ~ In 1970, -President Nixon nominated G. Harrold Carswell to the Supreme 1i works like this: Ass.ume CIIJTI'ncy X from a lion into ban~le double digits. ' ',, ' '.(! . pointed out , ,' deterioration 'that !l&rks all of the works of man. '•"' ;~; Cat:s"!ell was never approved because of controversy over his past racial foreign country was at parity with the U.S. dollar. •., But by~ 801; they•I'll!' out mmembers of their were given by Officers' reports 11111 (lllftn) Advaltl-·T11bun11, Jan 17: . · ".VICWI. Assume 10 billion X were exchanged for $10 bil· ~n generation to sell their fi!3' and second homes · Martha Poole, secretary, who also With the nation's economy entering the yew:Y~ In ·tm, in one of his l•t acts of office, President Ford pardoned Iva Toguri lion, and that the dollars were.then used to buy U.S. lo, ~a few cracks ~m tbe market. Denver hosted the meeting, and Osie Mae 200(} . on a continuing wave of slrcngth, · in~ :,0'Aquino, an American ~ho had made wartime broadcasts for Japan. government securities, which 'yicldCd HI-percent and Houston real estate pnces, ~purred on·by the F9Jirod, , treasure.r. ·. Members bccomea clearer every day lhat it is the regio'n·•l• • :· In 1981, the United States and Iran signed an agreement paving the way for interest. Now assume the dollar dropped 20 percent ~nei'J!Y slu~p. crackm,. So the boomers went to~­ reported 35 fri'endship calls durand state whiclt can offer lucralivc businesiF':' ; the release of 52 Americans held hostage for more than 14 months. . in relation to X during the following year. F~r aforma, An7flll&, Aonda, the su~urbs ~ ,~mg· ing.' last month. It .was noted that incentives that will continue 10 be in a position~··· ·Chri~'u'nas gifts were take.n to :; Ten yellis ago: Arthur J. Goldberg, former SupreJlle Court justice, labor Sec· assume that the U.S. govenim~n~ used the )~!'!Ilion :~~-C, and Boston and similar subUrbta else· to take advantage of this unprecedented growth:::> shutlns. ' · :-retary and O.S. ambassador 1o the United Nations, was found dead in his Wash· X at held lo buy back the $10bllhonofsecunbesthe Th . f the sold. the' $200000 One suclutate.is Ohio. , , . ·'·" 111 '· · 8 · • · ·· thld Bu f · emosta uento m tr , j"astor Jane Bea\tie .presented Last week, the Ohio Departmc:nt of Develop. :qton apartment at age I. . . · • .oreagn govemmen e . ~ o course,, at on1Y. h and ed N """borhoods filled ith :: One year ago: Presidenl OiptQn de!ivcred his State of the Union address, in took 8.8 billion X 1o do so (whiCh ~s 80 ptrcllmt of,, .· omes. .. mov. up. ca.,L-... · w , thC"Iist of reading books available ment in Columbus rei~ preliminary fig\tres 1' ·' :w. hidt he piopoled to protect Social Securily with huge budget surplu~ ~q~d $10 billion, piU& $1 billion inl,erat). In shoit, we ~~pensave homes .~ ~p ...._, ..,here,, and ~ to the group. A birthday card' was ·' for 1999 that offered solid proof that it is aggTCS-'''' _..the ld lh · · ed . .. came 1989. It may be rememtien:id • the year ,. , live . economic. development assis~ that ~·, signed for Richard Connelly who ; announmo aovemment wou sue e tobacco industry for smokers' h!'lllth· ~.. tbe money for free and jlicked up an exlnl ~ lind o:lpitllilm' blob out in Prtt n is ;,; n ~vangelis,m ~nd ' church ;cal'e costa. Howl earlier, at the president's impeachment trial in the Senstc, 1.1 bilhonXt?boo~. . . .. , ,.. ilunip.,bulinAiiierlc.itw•.thcy.-•llie~itOH · . OJ.US the dllfereno;:e· in retaining buainas apd f •: irl J,l.laska: ' ·• , developme.nt · . ~1. •;Whi~· H~ Counsel Otarles Ruff opened the deferse with ringing statements · The ~e scenano •s played out 10 the realatate •11111 out o£ ~ to. sell their..·llonlar Iii. ~aw . 1 llinding new opportunides for f. state. " d'rogram topic' was '"Who Aa:ording to the dqllltmcnt, the Ohio Job :·o f Chnlon 's 111110cence. · markell. . . had ~ thrOugh the real illite malir«, and the , Tooched Me? Whom lJid I Touch Oeation Tax Credit Program during ' c alendar,''' :: '1\lday.. Birthdays: Actor-singer John RaiU.is 83. Actress Jean Stapleton is 11te same thtng happened •n-rcvmc a few,ytar~ unluekiett p{ the llftuent got~~ hoklina their in ,lesus ' ·Name'' wiih 'Sarah Caldyear 1999 al90e saw 142 new projects appi'OIIed; ... : .,77. ~ FriiZ ~ver is (4. ~er ~BS new~man R~rt MacNeil i~ bac". We_ reme111berafriegdb~g~tthe Is- new tuitury ~ 11 well.u thetr old,-mJd..nnte , well leading the disc~ssjon ,.by ~OVie dlrectol' ~hard Lester IS 68. Smger Phtl Everly as 61. Actor-smger . percent Interest h_ e w• recctVIR8 ~ on. Mexican ones. > , ., , , ~ · . · ) ' .the second most pr'Oductive year since the fll"ll' ·•· members named and Nellie Park· pam's inception iii 1993. .. .. ;.Michie! Olwford 11 ·S8. Actress Shelley FabateS is 56. Counrry singer Dolly boiKJs, Fine, we S&Jd, but what h~ns tf \he peso , The questiOA for us IIIII our forelp CIOIIIpCiiton, er,,Nina.,(tobinson, and ' Charlotte A good business climate takes~ 10 dc\!cJ. "'' il'plnon is 54. ABC newswoman Ann Compton is 53, Singer Robert Palmer is , falls in relation to the dOllar? Neither llC nor we had however is not what hlfliiCIICit bul ~ will the "·~II u ' . • ' . ,.,eter,' · · • , ojt, and it's·to the credit of Ohio'alcadership in " ~1. Sinaer Harry McGilberry (lel)lptations) is 49. Actor Desi Amaz Jr. is 47. . lona to wait for the ~. although we never did boonier; stiib·ne~l'l Medical !*C is a IJO!III beL \ ·, . t'lext meeting Will be Feb. 8 at· both the ll\llehouse IIIII the General f!uembfy ~Kiley Sapl is 44. Reggae musician Mickey Virtue aJB40) is 43. Actor find out how-mud! be lost in the deal. ' ' · · .thq_chute I) with Henderson to' be lhat the Buckeye State finds illc:lf in the thick of !i•. McOine is39. ACtor William R.aplale is 39. TeMia player Steflll ! . NowthislanotanargumenttoaeiiAmeric:a,jull · . fJIC*~J:!t"•,.J ,Collft .. ocil.m. · ,l!ro&ram .. lead~r ·and· C ~h!w Q II, ' ' '" ~i1'34. SirigerTtcyLorenzis31.ActorS.hawnWayansis29. lll&lfll~tfcirknowinawhen .to~ellandwhento -~ .. ,. ~lyn~·~,•-~:· ,.t --·~ ': JIOC! llilnp ~ically,, ~hostess. .. . · 'i' . ' ·tf ·•. . ' 'y:!: ' 2UTER . ' POMEROY '-Elmer Bailey , wi s ·elected presi4ent, ,and Robert Hawk, vice president o( the Bed· ford Township l:rustees at .the · recent ., Organizational .meeti/ag.• Regiilllr · rrfdnthly meetings ·· were ·' set for the second· Tuesday of e~ month. PEPSI & MT• .DEW PRODUCTS · $ 99 · 2ti SECOID ST.· ., ' •• •' 24 pk 12ezc•lte ( « l ' . ~~-~·~~~~!1'-~~~,.illl-----~---!llll!lll•llll!llllll!llllllll!l~-----------------.:'• - \ ' Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Bologna •••••••~!-••,.. FOSTEI FARMS ~ · .US.,I H,~ELE!~ l.. • t ' r ,! ' ·1. . l LAY'S 13.25 oz~ POTATO CH OR 10.14.5 Oi · DORITOS :21S:4· .· ' I ' "' , A&tl':r PLAY . ' :, • . . . ' ' $ :·: DUNCII " .lit. . ·$1·79 1 . ~ ~· ' Corn . Dogs·· ~ ··· · ~~~. HINES . ••••••••• ·• :: J t $ ;19 '\ ' '' ·. Eilgll·h· • . ,, . .1 • $ . 89 .,Roun.d Steakw•••••••••• . U.S.D.~. ~·EEF .' ';.~. . Lb. $2··· )9 . Cubed St.ea~ ~~ .......... U••.~D.~ IOIUESS':~EEF BOn~M CAROLINA GROUID . ·. · u. ..., ······~ 9 MIXES 11-11.1 oz. ASST fLAY C c ,OIL~ REG, CANOtA, BEST BlEND ·, 13.50Z ' ., ~pn this date ·in his~ory GEN. MILLS BISQUICK $1.71 AU(ed·UMW hear f~PC?.rt on 'racism a,nd f1., ·: .. ; ., '. ,,,. J ;~'"0:. .. "'·';'' •NI, ~J.- · ~ · · s ~ ,.. . ' ' ~ ""' l""'' <\;' ' '' '' '' '' . " ' .GENUINE # 1 IDAHO BAKING ' ' $.]99 Potatoes••••••••••••• UNITED VALLEY BELL ' .'$ ·J 39 J. J · 0range u c _e.......... ~ , IOIDIII IUTTJIMIL~ 01.UllniD ~AWY IILL $119 10 lb. ·1 /2gal · Lofat Choc. Milk n&·~ ,. · FOX DELUXE $. ' 2/ Pe 81111'1 fillY 7 OZ. · IZIGS ••••••••••••••• Dll" CREAM ·. . 15.5 oz. ·. ·. 1/2gel •• . · Ice Cream •••••• ••••. ·JOAN :oF··ARC ·sNow· LOSS' KIDNEY·· BEANS TOMATO JUICE -~1$1 .· .· · ORFATFAEE ' \I , ,. $ANI-CAT CAT UTTER 10 LBS$1.11 WISK ULTU ·LIQUID ·DETERGENT ' 100 oz. · ""' 2/$3 UMtT4 $3!!. 1: $3 99 2/$ 3· . ·uRZETTI DRESSINGS 46 ~1: 5' 9 c SUNSHINE CHUNK .DOG . FOOD · ··. .win A BANKROLL This Week ' . :Powell's ~uper · Value · ' $500 free .Cashl ., -L-· ' l' ,. • ! ' �.. - Page AS • The Dilly Sentinel .' Page 61 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio !lou,. a Day 1 Days a Week 1-STI-447·3617 TOLL FREE • ACCOUNT BALANCES • TRANSACfiON DETAILS • TRANSFER FUNDS• • MAKE LOAN PAYMENTS• • • Support Your Looal High School Baskethall Team. We're Alway• H.,., ~ . -' 740/882·2136 740/867-3181 74014-1&-2285 • . l UMJ HIGHLIGHTS Stop in and see us ~-, ... p ou~ New LoCation ·. News and Notes DilL DilL OJRoniiJt Crow's Family Restaurant Featuring Kentucky ·· Fried Chicken · ·228 Main·St. Pomeroy, Ohio o-.-"'1111 Dec. 3 ···:·· ... ~ ..................... ::·· ··•~: .............................. River Valley Nov. 27 ................................................................It River Valley Dec. 7.......................,.................................................. Southern Dec. lO ....•,................................. :............................. atAI~xander I,,., . o DCC. 14................................:....... ,........:.................. atWaterford Dec. 17 ...:........................................................ NelsonvU!e-York Dec. 18 .....:..,.................................................... at wbcclcrsburg· Dec. 28,....... \'''''''''''''''' .....................................Gallia Academy, Jllll, 4............................................................. ~ ........ ,.......Eastem Jaa. 7 .......... ::,.............,....................................................... Belpre. Jp. 11 ..:......................:..................:.....................;o...... A1 Miller 118: 18' ..... :.. ~...........~ ...........:................................. :.......11 Wellston J~. 21.~· ····· .......................................................... Vmton County Ji.n. 2S ............... :......... '"''"''''''''~·~ t·············· ..··············• Trimble J111; 28 ....................... ,................,............................... Alexander Jan. 29'............................, .... ,............................... at River Valley Feb. 1 ............................................................... Federal Hockina Feb..4 ...... :........... :..... :: .............................;... at ~eiSOJ!viUe-York · -' . ' Febr ll;,,, ..........................:.......... .,.................................at Belp·re ' ' . Feb. IS .... ;.......................... :: .............................~ ... ,...: ... Wellston Feb. 18 ..................:.............:............................ a! Vln!On County ' NO'V. 29 .......................,.... ,................1............... 11 Marietta (JVs) "'~- -2 . . 1.1J11 ...,.,, ............ ;............... ,...................,.......... at,Fcderal Jfoc Dec. 6 ..... :............... ~.... :............................................ &1 blbem Dec. 9 .•:................. :... ~ ............... ~ ....... ~ ........................ Alexander . . . . Dec..l3 ............. ~........................ ~......... lo.......... : ••••••••• Waterford Dec. l6......... ~ ........................~ ....................... at Ne)lonvillc-York '11\ ' " • ' , ' . ,, I>e<;. _~....................................~.......,•.:... ,..'" ................. at Baltern Dec. 27-28, .... :............." ............. at ~Holiday TOUDIIIIlenl Jan. 6 .. .......... ~............,.-...........,:..,....... .,.~.~··· .................. at :Belpre. ' .' ' Jan. 8.....-............ :·:·................. :........... :................ :...·,.. River Wley Jan. 10...........:....................-. ..... ~.................................~~ ... :'Millcr , . . . Jan. 13 ..............................-................. ~ .................... ~..:·.~Wellston . Jan. 17 ................................. :...................... Marietta (frealunen) Jan. 2lJ ......................~ ......,;.,,r·~·····~·····•~••••••• .... ll ViniOn CoUnty Jan. 24 ......................... ,....... :..... ~ .....................:..............1nmble ·• . Jan. 27.~............................. ~....·.............l~ ......., ......... ltAlo~r Jan. 31 ................ ~.................~ ................•~...... . ~.... Nellonvil1c-Yott .. ' . . Feb. 3........... :...:..................~ . "-~"~""''"'~~ .......;..·............ ~ ... a.tpre Feb.7.............. ~ .......~·.....,........... ~ ........................... ' . . ;••• Wellston ' . Feb. to ..........................~ ..................J•• ,,'... ,: •• .-...... 'Vi~ c.c:iunt,Feb.ll · · ·' ·· · . · •. ,, · ~ Meigs, Wellston boys . ~tiques to play Saturday .ROCK SPRINGS - Meigs and Wellston will meet Saturday to ,make 11p Tuesdly 's game, which wu can· "lied due 10 poor weather. Game time is 4:30 p.m. ll .~eigs. ' •Candles Lady Marauderaj 1 Maraudera' 1. .2000 agenda · 87 Mill . Street·. .Middle~rt,._Oh ·¥anks eXpected (beside Acq\1181110111) to sign Jeter · ~.. . I ,_ . , . ' THE . . · HOUSE• • - ~~ . ' ' ' r , r·. PHILAJ)ELfHIA '(A"f..,. Out· . fielder Bob!ly ·Abreu and the . Philadelpbi~ Phillies,avoided salary ·' arbitration when: they aareed fo a . S14.25 million, lbree·ycar contract. · Abreu, who ·made ~400,000 lut year, gets a $1 . million signing bonus, $2.6 million this season, . ~:~illion in 2001 anq $6 million 1~740·992-7696 Phone 992-5432 ' PhUs, Abreu reach !lgreement . . ' ,Pomeroy, Oh Drive-Tin· . . . . '-! . . ·: . 100 East Main . mstorlcal Downtown ' . :at ' , NEW YORK (AP) - Yankees ahorii!Op Derek Jeter !liked for an arbilration-rceonl $10.S million ~~ and New York cloaer Mariana tuvcra w,a c:loae behind; rcqueslin& ' $9.25 million. · > HO'Wevcr, Jeter's cue is ' not· iipeCted 10 ever see a helrina room. ·While lbe Yankees submille4 a $9.5 fllillion figu~ lbe All-Star shorlslop is reportedly close !0 an ~nt on .a record«tting ' deal: ~ seven· ~ contract Worth.l!bout S1'18 mil· · . lion . We support our local teams , ' Expc)s reach deal .Good Luelr To. All ANa Eastem Glris 1899-2000 slate .Diia.· . .~ .' nPn-,..,. · Eastern 1999-20oo agenda DilL· . . OpppnoDt fL . Dec. 7 ................................................. :......., ...... at Belpre- 6 pm . Dee. 10 ..............., .............................. Federal Hocking 6:30pm Ilct.. 11........... ~ .................. ;...... :.'................ Easlem Pike 9:30am We ·recogn.Re your ,#. , . LDec.l4........ :.........................,........................... Aiexander(i.pm .. eJJ·orts ·to e.·,&J~e c · ''"" , ,,,., ~,.,,~··~~~··,.~·~~~"'"''" , ...__~.. 17·.. ......... ,.:-,......... ,........................... ".•. at Miller ''·•li: 6:;,u ·'·· pm best you can be, Dec. 21 .......... .-...............:.... :...................... at South oaiua·6 pm Teams ''a·.IIU ~ ':.1 w:~~~ .. E y'o"~'. 'N . ' ""'~·~·-' ·.J~.·IW'"· 4................. .:.,.... best this season! ' .. · · "The area's best IBIIJ:I!On of A1h1811c footweiaf · '• .. 219N.*-d- , Miltllplll 'I }tWtlcy_ • .... ,.' . • • '· : t I pm 1..,\•••••••••••••••••• .. ••••••••···········;, .........:............Wellston 6 pm ~eb. 4 ..:............... :.;................. :..... t..........,..;.. ,.... Mille!6:30 pm · .Fet,. 8 ............................................ ~ ... ,_.................... Wabama 6 pm tl .....................................................;... at 'Iii.nible 6:30 prn J. . ' :·'I' ' ' . ' . ' ,. \• . 1;;, ....... ~. :. ••....•• :.. :.. ~ •..........-....................... at-W•terford 6 pm I , ;. . l , . t8 ....................~············ .. ·····•·•····•·····..···Sc:»uthem• 6:30pm • se.lio.< Night ' ,.)&.;, · . .t . . · . · .· h Jan. 10......................................,........... Vinton.County S:SS pm Jan. 13 .: ............. ,.................. :...........,.:......~II Waterford S:SS pm Jan. 20.'.........:.................................................SoUthern S:SS pm · Jan. 24 ................ :....................1-.... at Nelsonville-York S:SS pm · Jan. 26 .............................. ~~·.............. ;.. ~ ...... ~~-South Olllia 6 pm . 27................................................Federal H~ na S:SS pm . 31 .......... t .... .. ......... .....~ •• • • , .... ~ ....... ~ .......... at Miller S:.SS pm Feb. 3 ............................. ~.......... ~ ...........~.........1iitnble S:SS pat ~cb.7 ..:...................... ~............ ~.....................WiterfoM• ~:.S.S .pm Feb. 10 ......................... ~ ................. :.... :•.;..... II Soutbem S:SS nm • Seqior Night • ' . Mon-Fri 9-5 . ..·pm. Sat. ·9:30Jo 2 · j . ' ' . ,. ,.,,.._.,....,..!, I . I . . 45760 . ' . ~ ' • "" behalf of 22 ·ilmpires ivho . . '' Cl~ ,I $RfAl DOllAR SAVINGS$ CUP THIS COUPON ---------·8 OZ. JAR JEWE'LRl ."CASH &CARRY PRICES* . . . ,E8stam .. watllford . 7-............................ ll.. ..................... ,~ ............................ Soulb . . Galha 6:30am ~ 14......~. ......,.............. ~.~ .._.. ............ ;.~···-~~···~···Be~pre 6:30 ~ Dec, 17 :............................. :·..:.............:.: ... at Waterford 6:30pm Jan., 4 .... c. ....... :.......................... ~ .........,.... a1 ~der 6:30 pm . . .. · ,, · 1 . I ' Jan. '7.......................................-..,...... Federal HocJdna 6:30 pme Jan. ll ...;............................................... Nelsonvillc -York 6 pm Jan. 14.............. ,, ....:................,,...............:... &1 Trimble 6!30 pm · Jan. 1S .~ ................ ,............................:.............. at:Wabami 6 pin Jl!l. 21 ........................_..,...........:.......................... EUtei'JI6:30 pm Jan. 25 ....................,... ~ •••;..........,. ... ~-........:.... ~ .. .'..ll Wellston 6 pm Jan. 28 .................................................. :... :.. ,.11 Miller 6:30 prn Feb. 1.......... :... :.................... :.. 1...... ,... :....... Vinton; County 6 ·pm Feb. 4............................:: ..•.-......................... Waterford 6:30pm . ,. . . -" ' " . Feb. 5~······ ................... ,... ;, ............~-.-......,4t Soutb'GauJ& 6:30 -pm Feb. 11 ...~................,...),; .... ,.. :-~,.:.,at P~ Hoclting 6:30pm . . .••. 11b c .• 1t 5 ....... ;........ ,,..;...,................. ,.........................' Tribl6 m c pm ' ,eb. 18........... ."........... ~.... ~ .......~-- ...-............at Eastern 6:30 pm . ' ~ .. .. .'•· ' WI SENT YOUR FAVORITE TUCTOI • TO THE GYM. Tllo Toro• Wlteol lor10• 261-H Trac-.r •••••• LDIWBEB • ' < ' 1 • . ' \ . ·' !!louthern ' t~rnble . . . .. . F~ HOC!dllll . so~h•m Glrla · 1,• ·•·..;.-. ~:Jc,,. ',· I· . • p ........ . ·t:-tou~• li': nee. 23 .. ~...............................;........................ Wahlnta ·s:s5 pm ' • ' • ' l ' Dec. 30 .................................. ~••.: 01 .~ ...: ................ at'SCJUth·Gallil Jan. 3.....;.....................;...............,..............Ohio ~~cy ·QrlltiaD JBD. 6................................. ,.......................... 11 P.ederal Hnrki" ' • . 'J• Jan. 10 :........... : .................1~ ................ at Nello;p.vUto~Yort ' . ......... ' . ' . Jan. 13...•............,.. ;.........................................................-.ntmble. . Jan • .17 ....... ,.. ::................ :...........:.......:.. at Obio ·~Uey Cbriit~ , ' t I . Jan.~ ......... ~............................,....:.............................,.Wellatoa , Jan. Z'l......... ! . ........ / .................... ~ ....,t... ,: ............................ M.illcr Jan. 31'i •• .-.......................................... ' • '' . 1..~ .I ~...................... at Waw;(JUIU . . ' Feb. 3................. ~ ................................. ,...........rFederal Hoc:kinJ Feb7 · ' · c.......:.....~ ................. ' ~ ... at "'-'.. ........ ~ ............................... 1nmble . Feb. ~ ~ Eutcru.,~:SS.pm ' ·I • ' .. , ' ' ' ' • , VAlLEY.Ll. .l & SUPPLY CO~ f)) I~gel$ · Kut-Rite .. ' ' carpet ' ' .• .' .. . • Alll!e; • f J" ' • ''~I. r, ,We ,.,p'port the· lt>~al te~ma ,,to.N. 2nd. Ave. : . Middleport, OH 45768 \ . . .... . . ' 740-992·7.028 l:.J . M ' ft . \A f 1 J . ·. ' · •· , · " , ~· ' '.. ·. · . . 'From:OVP Stiff R4ipo,b;·,·. . · 'MASON -· Eastern Olitsi:ored Wabemt . · ·· '·. · ,. . .· · . Matt Bissetrand Eric points, and Beau Ger· and Gerlach tallied 10 points for lbe White Smilh added four points Eastern's win· keens the tach, who ended the sec- Falcons. Jason Fraley added eight poin!J. Eric 32~19inthesecondhalftonotcha60-42vic• . each •. Chad Nelson v . ' r ond quirler with five Damitz chipped in with six points. Jason tory in non·l~e boys buket~an action,' chipped in. ~o points pagl's ·(lt the top of1 points. . ~impkins and John . Sm.ilh bad two ; points · Tuesday, . · ·. · · . ~ . .. .:.. .~ 1, . · , ap!l Josh Brnderick had. TVC-Hdckiflg stand,ings. Eastern fought off . each. . · · · . · Wabama 15·12 in the . The Eagles will travel to Racine for a · The Eagles (10-1, 'fVC 7,.1) have '!'PD 10 two points for the con~c~ilve pmes since dc)ippltlfthe season, . ,~es.r . . . , . ·• third perod to stake · backyard barbecue with Southern Friday opener to Belpre back on .Dec. 7. llaltem RO'W Eastern hit four three-point attempts and itself 10 a 48'3S advantage heading into lbc night. It's lbe first rqeeting between. the two · bolcli a one and a half game lead over Water· was S·for-13 atlbe foul line. final period. Brown continucq 10 set the pace clubs this season. . .fo'rff hi'ihe Tri-Valler,. Jtm!fli~ -~~~~, .: . Eastern fell behind 12-10 after ~ne. period offensively lfi the 'Eaalcs stretched their lead. The two clubs will me~l again in lbc final Division. , . '· ~· ..~;J l ~· ~~. of play. However, BIO'Wn and Karr !&n•led lbe · Eutem dorni!laled both ends of the floor regular season game for bolb sides Feb. 18. Pour Eagles reac!lhed doillllc , .II •.I~ ~y ·:, offcn5e in .lbe second quarter, .which saw the in the founh· quarter, ou\9COrina the White In last night's junior varsit~ game, Eastern Ja,e l!ID'Wn with 16 J)Qjn~.~ . eonrie¢1Cd • Eaales outgun Wahama. 18·11. · . ' Falcons ,17·~· Karr· and Mall Simpson each defeated Wabama, 42·37.Chns Lyons led the on cigl1t .two-point field goal attempts. . . Brown tallied six points and Karr chipped nelled six points durinathe 'Eagles' final run. Eagles with nine points and Jason Kimes . Garrett Kan: bit three shots l'fom three- in five u £a$,tem turned the tables on the Eastern .held Wabama to just 36 percent added eisht, ' ~ poiqt 'terti tory' and fl~ls~~. )Y,ilb·'t.1 ~in!S Oi. .. . White Fill~~·· Elsfem took a 28·23 leild 10 , shQolina from the field, while pouring in 24Nathan Connolly had 11 points 10 pace lbe lbe evenin&' losll :Wflhalld·"Mie :SIMJ*)n .l 1tbc in~tn11a1on. · . . , : of·$1 field &oalll~mpts (47.1 percent) them' .Little Falcons. Marco Pickenpaugh .added·. each knoc.ked ~n four two-point field aolls .• · · .WIIiama (~·7) countered lhe EaaJes' rally selves. '' • nine points. and t~l,icd JO points apieq:. . . . witheJohnny MacKIIig~t.. who scored ' six MacKnight led Wahama with 14 points !/ttt ,. • I \· . Redmen .defeat ·Cedarvllle99-96 ~ANDREW CARTER Jeremy May knocked down 4-ofOVP Sporta EditOr S three-point fiel,d goal attempts ancj · CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) - Uonel ArmsteAd RIO GRANDE- The Universi· ended the evening wilb 20 points'. ~red live'of his cireer·hi&h 25 pqints during a deci: · ·ty of Rio Grande nearly let a 14- May had four rebounds and · four ·s!ve run and West Vi!Ji.Ya.Cooled off Marshall.'s Tamar point lead slip away in the final assists. ·.::Slay' in time for lin 82,77 victory over tl\c;Tbundcring . minutes Tuesday, but managed Jo. Chris Beard added 13 p(!ints and Herd ~y. nliJII .. ; · · ... • - ,., , ' • pull out .a 99·96 victory •over. seven rebounds. Desroy Grant .tal· :· \Val )'I!Jinia (9.·6) \leat iritrulalc rival Marshall Cedarville College in American lied 12 points and seven rebounds. · · (13-3)'fclr O.e fourtll siraight year a~d the eighth time · Mideast Confercnce . men's basket· Rookie ,Chris Ballenger chipped iA nine·IICIIOIIS. .. .• ,- . ball ai:tion. •in 10 points. Former River Valley The 6-{~-9 Slay finished ;with 35 points bMtscored ''That .should' be sa'tted a)Vay," • .'High SchQO! star JQCy James' had , · just four in lhe .. flnal 15. minutes. Tile' Mid:Anieril:an ·· said Redmen h~ad · coach , Earl five 'points.and three rebounds. Thomas in reference to lhe double, Robb Burt led Cedarville (8·10, . Conferei)CC'I leading .sco,er wu· 12-of-28 !n'm. lbe )1oor, iril!litding 9"9!·19 :t:.pointers. , .. , . . , . . . . di&it advanlage, "Unfoitunalcly, we AMC 2·5)' with 20 P9ints. Burt 1 Onlf' 01111 O'tber MUlhall playor fin~tied Iii doUbl01 just weren't smartenough to do that. drilled S-of-9 shots from three·poinl · npres) Joel& 1Ju1P, hid 12 points, inclildfn& a 3"We decided we needed 10 keep territory. ' , . ~in~r-lo cap a 12-6 l'lllllor a,(i().$4 lead wil,h 11: 1~[:.. scoring, and ·instead of recosnizing David Dingeman added 17 points rcm~1ning. · , :'1 • _ ' • •• lime and sc:orc situatibn,.and plilling and Ted Forrest kic_ked in 14 .points. MirJha(l later wenl 119Qre)m QVe(a four-,minute , · it out a lillie but, we JOt a little ,J .-m M~l . tall1ed 12 pomts for . strcl<;h and We$t VII'J!nla went~ a12-t'nln 10 take the .' JOoCy and turned·it over two or three' ·the Yellow· Jackets. . ' ' le~ for JOOCI. Aimltcad'1 hanlfnl llueline jumper 1 times,H added. "We did not · Rio Gran!le outreboundcd l3pped ~run for .. ~ I~ wllb .S:ts remain!~. •.:han41e !he list twO or th~ minuteS · CedarVille, 38-33. The Redmen con· F~an Tjm . Lyll!l. pttlna his fi!'St substantial of v. very well." . . neciOCI on 39-of· 78 shots from lhe ,, playlna ·lime IIACe comiiiJ off indeftl)lte •IJ8IICIIiion, "' • ,, . ' t · Rio Gran~ (13-6, AMC 6-1) field, includina14-of·27 from three· l~t . week, kepi ~e Mpuntalnee,.~ m~entllm (IOiAJ ~ ddidtto '78-77· wilb.27 ~left. s11t.lhe Mouq,- bolted 10 • 56-:46.l!alftime lead, bot~ •pointranp. · · ,With .~11 nine of b11poinil in'ihe final four mlnMtcs. '• ~rs scaled thp wiil'witlj . a J!!lir of tm: lhrowa each 1tercd by a 17-po,m\ pmortnance by .Rio Grande was 16-of-20 II th~ •. H•• drivinJ layup p¥11 .West Virainl• Its I~t , In' Lyl• aod.Aimliead. · : ' Nllltan Copll. ·He ilnir.hed with a foul line. , lead, 73·66, witl\, 4:~1cft. , . .. . ·. , .t; Olris ~ addoCI15 ~in~. Marcus doree had 14 gamc·l)i'b 22 points, hilt!na6-of-9 'The !«'dme11 will boat Genev.a Matshall . wun't · done, ~bltllna fi-•U111111W0red< and Calvin BOwman 10 for \\at VI!Jinla · · · thlee-pomt field aoat altern pta and Collepm another AMC contest Fn· points on freo duowl in a-one-illiiiUie span 10 cut the · ' .7-of-17 shots from lbe field overall. day.evening. • ' .. • 1 ThOmu i • ~ II'. ' E · 'I . b ' . AIRBORNE- Renee Turtty (20) ot Rio G111ndl reachea high tor a r1bound agall'llt Cldarvlll• during · the Rltdwo111111~ 74-71 win over tiM Yellow Jacklta Tullday. (And,.w C.rtar phOto) . . h .J 10 h •h r1ot ... ~g e~ , ..~at vv.Ci ar.na 10( t stra1g t w1n l~ , 555Park St. t ,o. . . . . . . . . . .. :. . . . . . ., ,. . . . .,. . .:. :. . ,_.o,.., Thur. Frl ' ' ~~~ Armstead leads ·west Virginia .' -: . '· past :Marsh~U ·. 7:00 AM-5:00 PM 8at. TIU 3:00 PM . .. . 1 By ANDREW CARTER 1~~di.._ ~~~~ 19 poiiiiS. Porter OVP lporta Editor · hlt9-of-17 shots from lbc field.and RIQORANpE-Aftcr·lnilinJ bad IIIIo rebounds and two steals by five points at halftime,-thc Uni- .oprior 10 fouling out ~ the game · ve111ity of Rio Grande ralliedi\JII~ 1\yith less than five minutes 10 play. 74-71 victory over Cedarville'CO .• " 'Kilwtin Rouotti .added nine lege in A~t~eric:an Mideast COn , 1dit.. and two rebounds. ence women's bukelba)l actkla.. The Yellow Jackets' leading illS! night . scorer mid reboundcr Julie Nourse . The Redwornen (14-6, ~£t.B,.- -.y~ limitt;d 10 eight points and 1). currently ranked 20th ln,..ifU three rebounds. Noune lllad been NAJA Division I , poll, oii!Seored averaaing 16 points and nine 1 ~ille 37-29 in lhc second . reboun~ per game before Thes· tullf'to cam lbe victory. · ' .. , " day's contesl ·• "ASrcat win for us\" said' !ted' Leading 26-22 with 9:14 women he'ad coach David SrqaiJ.. remaining in the first half, Rio ey. ~·Anytime w~ play CedarviJJ~. Grimde fell victim to a 9-0 run by · · it'l'llways a ball game. ll'sa good the Yellow Jackets, who tooka 31· · win within the cot\ference. · ..... .26 lead with 6:1S 10 play in lhe "I don't laiO'W if we're ,playina opc11ing 20 minutes. aa. well u we sbould be playina · The Redwomen narrO'Wed the right now," he ad~. "Our game gap 10 31·30. at lbe 4:~1 mark a&ai~~SI ~ton I-fill Ou,t ~uf\1~), 1,; thankS 10 a jumper by Ml)bler, but . we •stru~led. But we're gOOd · Cedarville cl~ the half with an enough'ait.d we're talented enough 11-7 run to ,pve .themselves a 4210,gb.out and win 'those games:"·· . 37 halftime cushion. For\ner Racine Southern star · Rio Oc8nde trimmed tbe deficit Renee Turl~y scored 1S points !!!lll 10 42-41 in the first Ol!ll and a half ,gr~bed. five rebounds for Rio minute~ of tbe sccoll4. half, but Grinde. Turlc;y wa S-of-12 from . then went coljl and didn'tscore for · tho field and hii;2-tlf·:Z fice !brows. nearly three ~inutes. Cedarville. .Sile had four ·assists and two steals.. ' only managed 10 pjit five points on ;"I thougltt Turley. play~.: a Jh~. board during the Redwomen's .00(1,. solid fl_oor game,"· said dry spell. . . · · . . . . . Srluilley. ·:. · ;,: . ..•. ,. . .. Rio Grande battled back 1o tie ·Karlcy 'Mobler led Rio,Grinde the game at46-46 with 14:13 to with 16 poin,ts ,,off the bench, play in the conle~t• . !'fowever, Mohler wos , 7-fqr•l3 from ;!he Cedarville tQOk the lead back field. stic )tad five re,bounds. · .. again less than a min~le later. · · · . Meghan Kolcun, . fonnerJ¥...of· · : The game continuc(l 10 be a G~llia Academy f11111e, had 13 ·sqesaw affair until lbe 4:39 mark. points on . 4-of-10 shooting"1Mitl' ··'That's' when lbe Redwomcn took the. field:dC(!Icun drillcdd·ef"" - tbe•jeaiHor good !ln a layup by thre,c-pilinters: · She ~il!} :."'~1~.' •. ~ , :" , rebounds and two ass is~{'' ~· .... ,· · Gedlirvdte·would gel ,!10 closer :Kolcun's ex-Blue Angel tltn· ·l~lbarrthree points for lbe remainder mate Mindy ·Pope·netted 11 J?!!ih!J; , of lb~. game. . · hilling 4-of-S from the field and 3· "You .'can't lalce it away from ,. of-;4 .at lhe foul ·line. l'ope;'-bad , Ce.!l~ille, they shot the baU three rebounds and'onO:&~ciiS:.. <~\~ ' welt,. Slllalley said; "Wt pounded ;t.fisti, ,J;lalley also tallied 11 and focused on their inside people pomts for the RC:dwomen. She hit and gave .up some QUtsidc, stuff '3-of,B trom the field and'S'!()fc8 at ;that ihey happened 10 hil the charity stripe. Halley's stat line . "The thing.that I like<! about us . included four rebounds;<.·11)1ree · tOnight ;o.vu thll·il! ille 2:58 mark,' ·-.istsaqd~.steals. ,, _. , · : we're IIP ·fi.vt jlo\~'1· ~ ~ idd&Mti~·~..Pauy-'sc~ led ·~ ~\Vc'ye . .n In tliat 'llit!!lllon four, . alll$ren:Wllb'22 (llliR!r: she ~n; , , 'tiii\C., .and we've walked away .. nected pn ' 9-of-1l ·•field · aoal wilf!; three losses. Toniaht• •w~ attempts, includi.na 4;.0f15 :,fmm C1ft10 ·a!Qy ,wjth a .win. ·I think lonr raoac. Sc~~e~~ ' ~,ad 1 ~tw~ ..tbat's~biam~ntal and moral~~ · ~\»unds. . . .. . ... for us... , . .A~~tanda Porter" was the .:anly Rio .Qrande plays 'Point Park other IYeiiO'W Jacket 10 ·i'e.ac;h,)!oil· Friday in Pittsburgh; Pa. · · Mlllir Dec. 2........................................... .'..............-.... at VInton Coun.ty· ! ' ' ' .~ ' ' llec. 6., .................................-.....:..................... :.................. Me:J.... . . ' ~ DeC.. 9........................................................................... at Millet Dec; 13 ........... ~ ...................... ~: .....~":'-.,._................:...,.... :···.t ·~ Dcc. _,......... .,................... Waterford . 16 .........~ ............................... . . . Ilec. 20....... t•:. ...., •••.•~ ......... :..........~.~ ..... ~, ...................... Aleilader . ,. ' ' 0 I • r:r\: '." '•\, AVAILDU· . DilL , ~ I Ba'.s•·etb ..all.' 1\i ... 1' ".' . . .,. . -· ~-~ l:ontinue througb at lcut Thursday. '.:' , . · · . ·: ' ~ : ~p· ~~ .. ' ' t2~~~~~~=~:;~1 On 1 ' .strikeollbr _,,. I 1'1!illips, head o( .the oyerturned ~ajor League Umpires AsliQCialion, . ~u lhe only ,wilMa al be testified · 740"'992•1 1 '' ~,. P!iiLADELPHIA (All}-"'- Richie 137o.C'N. 2nd Ave• . Middleport, Oh ~ ,F· . 'Piilmps testtftefi in .: ' ' irbltration b~anog , . l ' . ·. . ~ ~4S Newlfour$! ' . Dec. 7 ......,................................. ,...,.................... at Mei~· 6 pm ·' .•.Mill~r 6:30pm· Deco . . 1 ............................ .. &Supply . qp"O'nt . ~ '··. MONTREAL (AP)...:. The Moo, lieal·Expos.' new O'Wncrs have ml!de a'belicver out of Dustin Hermlnsoh, 41ecing to ~ lhree·yel!l', $15 milliOJI C:OntnK:t wilb the. tig!rt-hander: Her. ~t~anaon, 9-14 with a ,4.21) ERA last .. ._n, led .Expos .9,iichen with a: · ·hia.b ~ starls, 216. l·.3 innin~ ' rut•w. ,,.,,, ..;.... :.,,,~... ~. ··/·~·:·flt·AA eip 6 pm ~.~ -i'!,. 1 . h"'1·,. ~ ,, ~; -• ;(;il·· 7...................................!..................... ~ ... t··•nm fe 6:""' pme Jan.. U. .................... ;...,......,......~............ At \lin~ COimty: 6 · ~an. 14 ...... ~ .......... :............ J........................... Waterford 6:30pm 18 ......................... ~ ............ 1....................... al 'Wahama 6 pm . . . . 1 21 ........................................................ at Soulhem 6:30pm Jail. :ZS ....................................,............... Nclsonvllle-York 6 pm Jan. 28.... :;~ ...........:......................... at Federal Hocking 6:30 pm j • • Dec. 2...........................;.......:......_.~ ........ ~.,.&1 WellstOn-:: S:.SS pin Dec. ~;......... ;... :..... ~ ......................~.~...... ~..... :. ....:.. Belp.-e S:S~ pht ·· with Hermanson . Office I Turley tallies 15 in Rio w~n .·WEDNESDAY'S <]3 ' • & Savings Company Pomeroy, OH· TUf1P1118 PIUle, OH Galllpolia, OH 'I •Gifts ~Farmers Bmk . >NooN ' .Cfhe' CWicker blrBank~Jk. . . Inside: Scoreboard- , . 112 . •. •BALANCE CHECKBOOK AVAilABLE NOW AT. .. Wednllllaj, .Janu.ry 1t, 2000 �.. - Page AS • The Dilly Sentinel .' 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Vln!On County ' NO'V. 29 .......................,.... ,................1............... 11 Marietta (JVs) "'~- -2 . . 1.1J11 ...,.,, ............ ;............... ,...................,.......... at,Fcderal Jfoc Dec. 6 ..... :............... ~.... :............................................ &1 blbem Dec. 9 .•:................. :... ~ ............... ~ ....... ~ ........................ Alexander . . . . Dec..l3 ............. ~........................ ~......... lo.......... : ••••••••• Waterford Dec. l6......... ~ ........................~ ....................... at Ne)lonvillc-York '11\ ' " • ' , ' . ,, I>e<;. _~....................................~.......,•.:... ,..'" ................. at Baltern Dec. 27-28, .... :............." ............. at ~Holiday TOUDIIIIlenl Jan. 6 .. .......... ~............,.-...........,:..,....... .,.~.~··· .................. at :Belpre. ' .' ' Jan. 8.....-............ :·:·................. :........... :................ :...·,.. River Wley Jan. 10...........:....................-. ..... ~.................................~~ ... :'Millcr , . . . Jan. 13 ..............................-................. ~ .................... ~..:·.~Wellston . Jan. 17 ................................. :...................... Marietta (frealunen) Jan. 2lJ ......................~ ......,;.,,r·~·····~·····•~••••••• .... ll ViniOn CoUnty Jan. 24 ......................... ,....... :..... ~ .....................:..............1nmble ·• . Jan. 27.~............................. ~....·.............l~ ......., ......... ltAlo~r Jan. 31 ................ ~.................~ ................•~...... . ~.... Nellonvil1c-Yott .. ' . . Feb. 3........... :...:..................~ . "-~"~""''"'~~ .......;..·............ ~ ... a.tpre Feb.7.............. ~ .......~·.....,........... ~ ........................... ' . . ;••• Wellston ' . Feb. to ..........................~ ..................J•• ,,'... ,: •• .-...... 'Vi~ c.c:iunt,Feb.ll · · ·' ·· · . · •. ,, · ~ Meigs, Wellston boys . ~tiques to play Saturday .ROCK SPRINGS - Meigs and Wellston will meet Saturday to ,make 11p Tuesdly 's game, which wu can· "lied due 10 poor weather. Game time is 4:30 p.m. ll .~eigs. ' •Candles Lady Marauderaj 1 Maraudera' 1. .2000 agenda · 87 Mill . Street·. .Middle~rt,._Oh ·¥anks eXpected (beside Acq\1181110111) to sign Jeter · ~.. . I ,_ . , . ' THE . . · HOUSE• • - ~~ . ' ' ' r , r·. PHILAJ)ELfHIA '(A"f..,. Out· . fielder Bob!ly ·Abreu and the . Philadelpbi~ Phillies,avoided salary ·' arbitration when: they aareed fo a . S14.25 million, lbree·ycar contract. · Abreu, who ·made ~400,000 lut year, gets a $1 . million signing bonus, $2.6 million this season, . ~:~illion in 2001 anq $6 million 1~740·992-7696 Phone 992-5432 ' PhUs, Abreu reach !lgreement . . ' ,Pomeroy, Oh Drive-Tin· . . . . '-! . . ·: . 100 East Main . mstorlcal Downtown ' . :at ' , NEW YORK (AP) - Yankees ahorii!Op Derek Jeter !liked for an arbilration-rceonl $10.S million ~~ and New York cloaer Mariana tuvcra w,a c:loae behind; rcqueslin& ' $9.25 million. · > HO'Wevcr, Jeter's cue is ' not· iipeCted 10 ever see a helrina room. ·While lbe Yankees submille4 a $9.5 fllillion figu~ lbe All-Star shorlslop is reportedly close !0 an ~nt on .a record«tting ' deal: ~ seven· ~ contract Worth.l!bout S1'18 mil· · . lion . We support our local teams , ' Expc)s reach deal .Good Luelr To. All ANa Eastem Glris 1899-2000 slate .Diia.· . .~ .' nPn-,..,. · Eastern 1999-20oo agenda DilL· . . OpppnoDt fL . Dec. 7 ................................................. :......., ...... at Belpre- 6 pm . Dee. 10 ..............., .............................. Federal Hocking 6:30pm Ilct.. 11........... ~ .................. ;...... :.'................ Easlem Pike 9:30am We ·recogn.Re your ,#. , . 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' r ond quirler with five Damitz chipped in with six points. Jason tory in non·l~e boys buket~an action,' chipped in. ~o points pagl's ·(lt the top of1 points. . ~impkins and John . Sm.ilh bad two ; points · Tuesday, . · ·. · · . ~ . .. .:.. .~ 1, . · , ap!l Josh Brnderick had. TVC-Hdckiflg stand,ings. Eastern fought off . each. . · · · . · Wabama 15·12 in the . The Eagles will travel to Racine for a · The Eagles (10-1, 'fVC 7,.1) have '!'PD 10 two points for the con~c~ilve pmes since dc)ippltlfthe season, . ,~es.r . . . , . ·• third perod to stake · backyard barbecue with Southern Friday opener to Belpre back on .Dec. 7. llaltem RO'W Eastern hit four three-point attempts and itself 10 a 48'3S advantage heading into lbc night. It's lbe first rqeeting between. the two · bolcli a one and a half game lead over Water· was S·for-13 atlbe foul line. final period. Brown continucq 10 set the pace clubs this season. . .fo'rff hi'ihe Tri-Valler,. Jtm!fli~ -~~~~, .: . Eastern fell behind 12-10 after ~ne. period offensively lfi the 'Eaalcs stretched their lead. The two clubs will me~l again in lbc final Division. , . '· ~· ..~;J l ~· ~~. of play. However, BIO'Wn and Karr !&n•led lbe · Eutem dorni!laled both ends of the floor regular season game for bolb sides Feb. 18. Pour Eagles reac!lhed doillllc , .II •.I~ ~y ·:, offcn5e in .lbe second quarter, .which saw the in the founh· quarter, ou\9COrina the White In last night's junior varsit~ game, Eastern Ja,e l!ID'Wn with 16 J)Qjn~.~ . eonrie¢1Cd • Eaales outgun Wahama. 18·11. · . ' Falcons ,17·~· Karr· and Mall Simpson each defeated Wabama, 42·37.Chns Lyons led the on cigl1t .two-point field goal attempts. . . Brown tallied six points and Karr chipped nelled six points durinathe 'Eagles' final run. Eagles with nine points and Jason Kimes . Garrett Kan: bit three shots l'fom three- in five u £a$,tem turned the tables on the Eastern .held Wabama to just 36 percent added eisht, ' ~ poiqt 'terti tory' and fl~ls~~. )Y,ilb·'t.1 ~in!S Oi. .. . White Fill~~·· Elsfem took a 28·23 leild 10 , shQolina from the field, while pouring in 24Nathan Connolly had 11 points 10 pace lbe lbe evenin&' losll :Wflhalld·"Mie :SIMJ*)n .l 1tbc in~tn11a1on. · . . , : of·$1 field &oalll~mpts (47.1 percent) them' .Little Falcons. Marco Pickenpaugh .added·. each knoc.ked ~n four two-point field aolls .• · · .WIIiama (~·7) countered lhe EaaJes' rally selves. '' • nine points. and t~l,icd JO points apieq:. . . . witheJohnny MacKIIig~t.. who scored ' six MacKnight led Wahama with 14 points !/ttt ,. • I \· . Redmen .defeat ·Cedarvllle99-96 ~ANDREW CARTER Jeremy May knocked down 4-ofOVP Sporta EditOr S three-point fiel,d goal attempts ancj · CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) - Uonel ArmsteAd RIO GRANDE- The Universi· ended the evening wilb 20 points'. ~red live'of his cireer·hi&h 25 pqints during a deci: · ·ty of Rio Grande nearly let a 14- May had four rebounds and · four ·s!ve run and West Vi!Ji.Ya.Cooled off Marshall.'s Tamar point lead slip away in the final assists. ·.::Slay' in time for lin 82,77 victory over tl\c;Tbundcring . minutes Tuesday, but managed Jo. Chris Beard added 13 p(!ints and Herd ~y. nliJII .. ; · · ... • - ,., , ' • pull out .a 99·96 victory •over. seven rebounds. Desroy Grant .tal· :· \Val )'I!Jinia (9.·6) \leat iritrulalc rival Marshall Cedarville College in American lied 12 points and seven rebounds. · · (13-3)'fclr O.e fourtll siraight year a~d the eighth time · Mideast Confercnce . men's basket· Rookie ,Chris Ballenger chipped iA nine·IICIIOIIS. .. .• ,- . ball ai:tion. •in 10 points. Former River Valley The 6-{~-9 Slay finished ;with 35 points bMtscored ''That .should' be sa'tted a)Vay," • .'High SchQO! star JQCy James' had , · just four in lhe .. flnal 15. minutes. Tile' Mid:Anieril:an ·· said Redmen h~ad · coach , Earl five 'points.and three rebounds. Thomas in reference to lhe double, Robb Burt led Cedarville (8·10, . Conferei)CC'I leading .sco,er wu· 12-of-28 !n'm. lbe )1oor, iril!litding 9"9!·19 :t:.pointers. , .. , . . , . . . . di&it advanlage, "Unfoitunalcly, we AMC 2·5)' with 20 P9ints. Burt 1 Onlf' 01111 O'tber MUlhall playor fin~tied Iii doUbl01 just weren't smartenough to do that. drilled S-of-9 shots from three·poinl · npres) Joel& 1Ju1P, hid 12 points, inclildfn& a 3"We decided we needed 10 keep territory. ' , . ~in~r-lo cap a 12-6 l'lllllor a,(i().$4 lead wil,h 11: 1~[:.. scoring, and ·instead of recosnizing David Dingeman added 17 points rcm~1ning. · , :'1 • _ ' • •• lime and sc:orc situatibn,.and plilling and Ted Forrest kic_ked in 14 .points. MirJha(l later wenl 119Qre)m QVe(a four-,minute , · it out a lillie but, we JOt a little ,J .-m M~l . tall1ed 12 pomts for . strcl<;h and We$t VII'J!nla went~ a12-t'nln 10 take the .' JOoCy and turned·it over two or three' ·the Yellow· Jackets. . ' ' le~ for JOOCI. Aimltcad'1 hanlfnl llueline jumper 1 times,H added. "We did not · Rio Gran!le outreboundcd l3pped ~run for .. ~ I~ wllb .S:ts remain!~. •.:han41e !he list twO or th~ minuteS · CedarVille, 38-33. The Redmen con· F~an Tjm . Lyll!l. pttlna his fi!'St substantial of v. very well." . . neciOCI on 39-of· 78 shots from lhe ,, playlna ·lime IIACe comiiiJ off indeftl)lte •IJ8IICIIiion, "' • ,, . ' t · Rio Gran~ (13-6, AMC 6-1) field, includina14-of·27 from three· l~t . week, kepi ~e Mpuntalnee,.~ m~entllm (IOiAJ ~ ddidtto '78-77· wilb.27 ~left. s11t.lhe Mouq,- bolted 10 • 56-:46.l!alftime lead, bot~ •pointranp. · · ,With .~11 nine of b11poinil in'ihe final four mlnMtcs. '• ~rs scaled thp wiil'witlj . a J!!lir of tm: lhrowa each 1tercd by a 17-po,m\ pmortnance by .Rio Grande was 16-of-20 II th~ •. H•• drivinJ layup p¥11 .West Virainl• Its I~t , In' Lyl• aod.Aimliead. · : ' Nllltan Copll. ·He ilnir.hed with a foul line. , lead, 73·66, witl\, 4:~1cft. , . .. . ·. , .t; Olris ~ addoCI15 ~in~. Marcus doree had 14 gamc·l)i'b 22 points, hilt!na6-of-9 'The !«'dme11 will boat Genev.a Matshall . wun't · done, ~bltllna fi-•U111111W0red< and Calvin BOwman 10 for \\at VI!Jinla · · · thlee-pomt field aoat altern pta and Collepm another AMC contest Fn· points on freo duowl in a-one-illiiiUie span 10 cut the · ' .7-of-17 shots from lbe field overall. day.evening. • ' .. • 1 ThOmu i • ~ II'. ' E · 'I . b ' . AIRBORNE- Renee Turtty (20) ot Rio G111ndl reachea high tor a r1bound agall'llt Cldarvlll• during · the Rltdwo111111~ 74-71 win over tiM Yellow Jacklta Tullday. (And,.w C.rtar phOto) . . h .J 10 h •h r1ot ... ~g e~ , ..~at vv.Ci ar.na 10( t stra1g t w1n l~ , 555Park St. t ,o. . . . . . . . . . .. :. . . . . . ., ,. . . . .,. . .:. :. . ,_.o,.., Thur. Frl ' ' ~~~ Armstead leads ·west Virginia .' -: . '· past :Marsh~U ·. 7:00 AM-5:00 PM 8at. TIU 3:00 PM . .. . 1 By ANDREW CARTER 1~~di.._ ~~~~ 19 poiiiiS. Porter OVP lporta Editor · hlt9-of-17 shots from lbc field.and RIQORANpE-Aftcr·lnilinJ bad IIIIo rebounds and two steals by five points at halftime,-thc Uni- .oprior 10 fouling out ~ the game · ve111ity of Rio Grande ralliedi\JII~ 1\yith less than five minutes 10 play. 74-71 victory over Cedarville'CO .• " 'Kilwtin Rouotti .added nine lege in A~t~eric:an Mideast COn , 1dit.. and two rebounds. ence women's bukelba)l actkla.. The Yellow Jackets' leading illS! night . scorer mid reboundcr Julie Nourse . The Redwornen (14-6, ~£t.B,.- -.y~ limitt;d 10 eight points and 1). currently ranked 20th ln,..ifU three rebounds. Noune lllad been NAJA Division I , poll, oii!Seored averaaing 16 points and nine 1 ~ille 37-29 in lhc second . reboun~ per game before Thes· tullf'to cam lbe victory. · ' .. , " day's contesl ·• "ASrcat win for us\" said' !ted' Leading 26-22 with 9:14 women he'ad coach David SrqaiJ.. remaining in the first half, Rio ey. ~·Anytime w~ play CedarviJJ~. Grimde fell victim to a 9-0 run by · · it'l'llways a ball game. ll'sa good the Yellow Jackets, who tooka 31· · win within the cot\ference. · ..... .26 lead with 6:1S 10 play in lhe "I don't laiO'W if we're ,playina opc11ing 20 minutes. aa. well u we sbould be playina · The Redwomen narrO'Wed the right now," he ad~. "Our game gap 10 31·30. at lbe 4:~1 mark a&ai~~SI ~ton I-fill Ou,t ~uf\1~), 1,; thankS 10 a jumper by Ml)bler, but . we •stru~led. But we're gOOd · Cedarville cl~ the half with an enough'ait.d we're talented enough 11-7 run to ,pve .themselves a 4210,gb.out and win 'those games:"·· . 37 halftime cushion. For\ner Racine Southern star · Rio Oc8nde trimmed tbe deficit Renee Turl~y scored 1S points !!!lll 10 42-41 in the first Ol!ll and a half ,gr~bed. five rebounds for Rio minute~ of tbe sccoll4. half, but Grinde. Turlc;y wa S-of-12 from . then went coljl and didn'tscore for · tho field and hii;2-tlf·:Z fice !brows. nearly three ~inutes. Cedarville. .Sile had four ·assists and two steals.. ' only managed 10 pjit five points on ;"I thougltt Turley. play~.: a Jh~. board during the Redwomen's .00(1,. solid fl_oor game,"· said dry spell. . . · · . . . . . Srluilley. ·:. · ;,: . ..•. ,. . .. Rio Grande battled back 1o tie ·Karlcy 'Mobler led Rio,Grinde the game at46-46 with 14:13 to with 16 poin,ts ,,off the bench, play in the conle~t• . !'fowever, Mohler wos , 7-fqr•l3 from ;!he Cedarville tQOk the lead back field. stic )tad five re,bounds. · .. again less than a min~le later. · · · . Meghan Kolcun, . fonnerJ¥...of· · : The game continuc(l 10 be a G~llia Academy f11111e, had 13 ·sqesaw affair until lbe 4:39 mark. points on . 4-of-10 shooting"1Mitl' ··'That's' when lbe Redwomcn took the. field:dC(!Icun drillcdd·ef"" - tbe•jeaiHor good !ln a layup by thre,c-pilinters: · She ~il!} :."'~1~.' •. ~ , :" , rebounds and two ass is~{'' ~· .... ,· · Gedlirvdte·would gel ,!10 closer :Kolcun's ex-Blue Angel tltn· ·l~lbarrthree points for lbe remainder mate Mindy ·Pope·netted 11 J?!!ih!J; , of lb~. game. . · hilling 4-of-S from the field and 3· "You .'can't lalce it away from ,. of-;4 .at lhe foul ·line. l'ope;'-bad , Ce.!l~ille, they shot the baU three rebounds and'onO:&~ciiS:.. <~\~ ' welt,. Slllalley said; "Wt pounded ;t.fisti, ,J;lalley also tallied 11 and focused on their inside people pomts for the RC:dwomen. She hit and gave .up some QUtsidc, stuff '3-of,B trom the field and'S'!()fc8 at ;that ihey happened 10 hil the charity stripe. Halley's stat line . "The thing.that I like<! about us . included four rebounds;<.·11)1ree · tOnight ;o.vu thll·il! ille 2:58 mark,' ·-.istsaqd~.steals. ,, _. , · : we're IIP ·fi.vt jlo\~'1· ~ ~ idd&Mti~·~..Pauy-'sc~ led ·~ ~\Vc'ye . .n In tliat 'llit!!lllon four, . alll$ren:Wllb'22 (llliR!r: she ~n; , , 'tiii\C., .and we've walked away .. nected pn ' 9-of-1l ·•field · aoal wilf!; three losses. Toniaht• •w~ attempts, includi.na 4;.0f15 :,fmm C1ft10 ·a!Qy ,wjth a .win. ·I think lonr raoac. Sc~~e~~ ' ~,ad 1 ~tw~ ..tbat's~biam~ntal and moral~~ · ~\»unds. . . .. . ... for us... , . .A~~tanda Porter" was the .:anly Rio .Qrande plays 'Point Park other IYeiiO'W Jacket 10 ·i'e.ac;h,)!oil· Friday in Pittsburgh; Pa. · · Mlllir Dec. 2........................................... .'..............-.... at VInton Coun.ty· ! ' ' ' .~ ' ' llec. 6., .................................-.....:..................... :.................. Me:J.... . . ' ~ DeC.. 9........................................................................... at Millet Dec; 13 ........... ~ ...................... ~: .....~":'-.,._................:...,.... :···.t ·~ Dcc. _,......... .,................... Waterford . 16 .........~ ............................... . . . Ilec. 20....... t•:. ...., •••.•~ ......... :..........~.~ ..... ~, ...................... Aleilader . ,. ' ' 0 I • r:r\: '." '•\, AVAILDU· . DilL , ~ I Ba'.s•·etb ..all.' 1\i ... 1' ".' . . .,. . -· ~-~ l:ontinue througb at lcut Thursday. '.:' , . · · . ·: ' ~ : ~p· ~~ .. ' ' t2~~~~~~=~:;~1 On 1 ' .strikeollbr _,,. I 1'1!illips, head o( .the oyerturned ~ajor League Umpires AsliQCialion, . ~u lhe only ,wilMa al be testified · 740"'992•1 1 '' ~,. P!iiLADELPHIA (All}-"'- Richie 137o.C'N. 2nd Ave• . Middleport, Oh ~ ,F· . 'Piilmps testtftefi in .: ' ' irbltration b~anog , . l ' . ·. . ~ ~4S Newlfour$! ' . Dec. 7 ......,................................. ,...,.................... at Mei~· 6 pm ·' .•.Mill~r 6:30pm· Deco . . 1 ............................ .. &Supply . qp"O'nt . ~ '··. MONTREAL (AP)...:. The Moo, lieal·Expos.' new O'Wncrs have ml!de a'belicver out of Dustin Hermlnsoh, 41ecing to ~ lhree·yel!l', $15 milliOJI C:OntnK:t wilb the. tig!rt-hander: Her. ~t~anaon, 9-14 with a ,4.21) ERA last .. ._n, led .Expos .9,iichen with a: · ·hia.b ~ starls, 216. l·.3 innin~ ' rut•w. ,,.,,, ..;.... :.,,,~... ~. ··/·~·:·flt·AA eip 6 pm ~.~ -i'!,. 1 . h"'1·,. ~ ,, ~; -• ;(;il·· 7...................................!..................... ~ ... t··•nm fe 6:""' pme Jan.. U. .................... ;...,......,......~............ At \lin~ COimty: 6 · ~an. 14 ...... ~ .......... :............ J........................... Waterford 6:30pm 18 ......................... ~ ............ 1....................... al 'Wahama 6 pm . . . . 1 21 ........................................................ at Soulhem 6:30pm Jail. :ZS ....................................,............... Nclsonvllle-York 6 pm Jan. 28.... :;~ ...........:......................... at Federal Hocking 6:30 pm j • • Dec. 2...........................;.......:......_.~ ........ ~.,.&1 WellstOn-:: S:.SS pin Dec. ~;......... ;... :..... ~ ......................~.~...... ~..... :. ....:.. Belp.-e S:S~ pht ·· with Hermanson . Office I Turley tallies 15 in Rio w~n .·WEDNESDAY'S <]3 ' • & Savings Company Pomeroy, OH· TUf1P1118 PIUle, OH Galllpolia, OH 'I •Gifts ~Farmers Bmk . >NooN ' .Cfhe' CWicker blrBank~Jk. . . Inside: Scoreboard- , . 112 . •. •BALANCE CHECKBOOK AVAilABLE NOW AT. .. Wednllllaj, .Janu.ry 1t, 2000 �• The Dally Sentinel '• Paga B 3 •• Basketball NIChols Endkol1 7.5 EMtem M. Wlllloma 41 Eu10 18 15 17• Wlhon!o. 12 II 12 7• ~ ~ Glmtt !(., 4 .._ Jooi! BO>derid! ~ II 0 2-4 22 10 10 4 0 0 I I I 0 0 1 0 • = EI bl. ~ 16 3 I Joob Will Mill S1mp10a Man B1ucl1 Eric Smith CluldNelaoo 42 4 I 3 4 4 22 12 3 •¥, J W...... {l-1) fl ~ MacK!Oj~l ~3 ~0 4-6 10 Beau Gerlach Juon Fraley ~ Erie Bamnz 0 0 3 I 1 Jason Sunpkint Jolwo Smi!h... .._ 0 Q 0 l8 0.0 0.0 8 6 1).1 I!.Q .., 2 ~ 42 NBAstandings »: Ddondo L fa. 2l 14 622 22 16 13 S79 17 20 4~9 16 ll 410 New )frsey W1llhinJIOn 12 27 Moanuj~··~ ~\ -,~ 24 649 York Phlladelph a Boston 15 22 CtntrJ~I 25 12 21 22 19 20 16 MIIWIII.Ikf:e Cltarlone Toro nto CLEVELAND AIIIIDIIl 2 1 9 40$ ~8 9 I' 16 17 11 18 22 11 2' 6 29 -·- 676 • 568 564 528 526 421 !61 m 4 5 5 9 II 18 1ilm l!: L fa. Uu!11 ;· ; ;;~~~: :: :::: :: :: : 24 II 641 686 San Antomo 25 14 M nnesota Denver Houst on 19 16 17 19 14 24 472 168 Dallos 12 lS 324 10 27 1 28 10 $43 210 llA I 5 7 II 11 15 82 1 7l7 • 1 667 24 12 667 21 ll 583 10 28 26J 7 10 189 26 11 LA Cl ppers Golden Stale Southwest Mauoun 74 &ylor 12 Ohio men's college scores Tuesday's scores 0. caso 92 M1anu 85--0T Houston 90. Ponland 89 Sea<tle 99 CLEVELAND 80 Sacramento 104 L.A Clippers 98 Tonipt's games Atlanta a1 Ph1ladelph1a 7 p m Tororuo at 8o11on 7 p m Dallas at Washmgton 7 p m. Milwaukee at Indiana 7 p in New Jersey at New York. 7 10 p m Portland at San Anronao 8 30 p m Charlotte Ql Chicaao 8 30 p m MIDneso1a at Utah 9 p m CLEVELAND at LA l.aktrs 10:30 p m. Thursday scames Detron at New Jersey 1 30 p.m Philadelphw. a1Charlotte 7 30 p m NOTI~E Mount Vetoon Nazarene 77 Ohao Dom n~ cnn 71 RIO GRANDE 99 Cedarv1llt 96 9 ll ' 24 Ran6olph Macon 62 E Mennomte ~j Tennessee S1 86 Tenn Marun 69 Virgtma l.lruon 6S St Paul s 64 Card nal Stmch 6$ Tnn ty Chnsunn 52 Ohto women's college scores Urbana 91 W lbcrforc'c: ~ 7 Wabh 66 P01n1 Park Pn .U Mlchiaan Intero:ollegiale Denante 50 Albaon 44 North Coast Conference Wnwnberg7 J Demson S4 1 Non-conference Bnldwm Wallace 9S Case Reserve 52 Tiffin 87 No re Dame Ohio SO NCAA Diviston I women's scores East Bnr:es 75 Bowdon 65 8 DJhamlon 7.t New Haven 47 Boston U 68 Albany N Y 5~ Brockport SO Ftedowa St 39 Colby 66 Thfts 60 Colby Sawyer 69 New England Coli S8 Cortland St 19 Oswe1o St 31 E Nazarene 19 Rop Wilhams 63 O.neseo Sl 62 Alfiod 43 Hartw1ck 87 Oneoru 80 40T Holy Cross 94 Lafayene 54 Huoter 81 BIUUch 14 llha<a 57 Elnura 50 Kean 57 NJ CiJy 49 ~;.~s'~:b'o;!,El-.is:~.;~, KeeneSt 7.5 Plymouth 51 68 KJnas Pa. 79 Delaware Valley SB Ld1111111 58 Brooldya J4 MARSHALL 62 Welt V'I nla 51 Monmoulh. NJ 82 Fanle:igb Dickinson 65 Mount SL Mary 1 Md 63 UMBC 60 FarWesl Co1orndo 61 Texns A&M 47 Ohto U.S. boys' scores luhlnnd Ky 81 Iron on 74-0T Beuver Eastern 56 Symmes Va lley~~ Beverly Fort F ye 91 Be:dlsvllle 4~ Chesapeake 71 Rod H II 46 Gn:enlield McClam S5 Peebles B H<mn bal R1 \ler S ~ Magnoha WVa 46 H lllard Dav1dson 70 Zanesville S ~ Ironton St Joseph 74 New Bostun 50 Martel la 88 Po nt Pleasant W Vn 60 New Matamoras Fronuer9 1 Valley WVn 49 Oh10 Valley Chr 6S Teays Val W. Va Ch r 49 Ponsmotnh ~ SouJh Pom 5.5 Proc orvalle Fairland 47 Dawson Bryant '8 ReedsVIlle Eas ern 60 Wahama. WVa 42 Snlinev11le Southern 67 Can Hentagc Chr .5' Somhsvill c Sllc:nnndoah 71 Monroe Cen raJ 49 Suglll' Grove Berne Umon 64 Tree ol L re 61 Vincem Warren 54 Jackson'47 Wheelersburg 12 SoU!h Webster 49 W lhomspon Weslfall 77 Cb I Hun ngton Ross 74-0T Zanesv lie Rosecran~ 60 Croo~sv lie 49 Ohio U.S. girls' poll COLUMBUS Oh1o (AP) - How a state paDel of sports wnters and brolldcasrers ra1es Oh1o h1ah school g1rls basketball 1eam5 m [he secol!d or s x weekly regular season 1999 2000 polls ror The AssOcui:ed Prrss (records through games or Jan 16J Dhu10n I ,W,L I Packmngton (1$) 14-0 12 0 12 0 12 0 2 Mason (4) J..N Canron Hoover 4-Cie E Tech 5-Beaven:reek Ill 1!0 Col Brookhaven l'lo 185 162 116 84 Rl 81 OF FIRST PUBLIC HEARING The Metgs County Comm1ss1oners Will hold the fust of two pubhc heanng at the off1ce of the Me1gs County Commtsswners, Courthouse, Pomeroy, Oh10 on Jan 31, 2000 at 1 00 P M for the purpose of prov1d10g the public mformatwn and rece1vmg comments as to the notice of acceptance of preapphcahons for grant fundtng from the USDA Rural Development Housmg Preservation Grant Program for houstng rehabthtallon programs. The Rural Development Housing Preservation Program provtdes grant fundmg to quahfted pubhc agenc1es, pnvate non-proftt organizations, and other ehgtble entthes to ass1st very low-low tncome home owners repau and rehabilitate theu homes in rural areas The average grant has been $75,000, based on previous awards and fundmg Cttlzens are encouraaes to attend th1s meetmg on Jan. 31, 2000 to make suggestions and to provtde pubhc mput on vanous acttvities wh1ch may be undertaken m th1s program If a participant w1ll need aux1hary a1ds (tnterpreter, bra1lled or tapea matenal, ass1s11ve hstening device, other) due to a disablltty, please contact Gloria Kloes, Clerk, pnor to Jan. 31, 2000 at 740-992-2895 m order to ensure that y~ur needs will be .accolnpamed The Metgs County Courthouse 1s handicapped access11lle Wntten comments will be accepted until 1 00 P.M, Jan 31, 2000 and may be mailed to the Metgs County Commtsstoners, Metgs County Courthouse, Pomeroy, Oh10 45769 Janet Howard, Prestdent Me1gs County Commissioners 5 Col lllnley (21 12 I 106 6 Polucl Setrioary ()) 7 Wauw Ri\'a' View 10.0 12 I 77 66 8 WlUatd ll I 9-Caotiekl 10 Copley (I) 10.1 ll I •ore 5 N R....... 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OF OHIO OHIOSCHOOLFACILmi!S COMMISSION NOTICE TO BIDDERS 1 Bkle wtll be ~ by 1111 Southern LOCIII School Dlatrlct Boerd 11 47725 Stille Route 124 p o Box 178 Recine Ohio 45771, Attn D111n1e Hill tor the following Project New K. 8 School end Addition end RIIIOVItlone to Southern High School Southern l.ocll School Dlatrlct IIO!Irtl RICIM, Melgl In eccordence with the Dr 1 w 1 n g 1 e nd Specllleltlone flriiiiNd by Merr l<nepp Crlwfle Aaaocllllle, Inc 104FelrAvenueNE P 0 Box 1002 New Phllldelphlli, Ohio 44883 Pho111 (814) ...._28811 Fu (814) MSH3011 The ConllrUctlon Meneger for the Project 11 Till Ouenclel Group, Inc 351B Rlvlflllde Drive Suite 1D1 COiumbue, Ohio ~1 Phone (740) 442-DIOO Fu (740) 442-0501 www quenctel.com 2. Any propolld Equal for a Stenderd 111111 be eubmHtld to the Archltlct no later then ten (10) aye prior to the bid opening If no Acldende 11 leeued In IIIOCIUion With lhl Bidder 1 requ11t, the . propoeed Equal ehllh be aoneldered rljoaail seeled bide wm 111 recelvld for Pilau 1 Contrect No 08.0081· 9DD8801·D1, Sltework, Alreedy Uncllr Contrect Contl'lct No No 080011B 9D088D1·13, Brick Procurement, AlrMdY Uncllr Contract Phalli contrect No 08·0081• 1008101-GZ Sill Utili~ Contract No ql;\)081· 11008801.(13 Glnertll ~ Contrect No DI,.OOSI· 1100880144 M..,nJY Contrect No D8·0081o 11008801.0S Aooii"'J Contreot No 08-0018· BD08801·08• Aluminum Entnncta, Wlnclowl, GlaM &Glazing Contreot No lJ4!.0HI• 11008101.07 Food Service Equipment Contrect No 08·0011· 8008801·01: C11ework (UbriJY llldlcle1101) Contrect No 08·0081· 11008101-1111 Plumbing ed Fire P10IIcllcn1 Contrut No 01-0081· 11008101·10 HVAC Contrect No 01·0081· 11008101·11 Electr(cjll Contrect No OI•QOII· 11008101·12 TeChnology until Bid Date Of Febru.ry 3, 2000 11 4 00 p m (loci I etenderd time), when tilly will be opeiled end r8lld 3 Bidding Document• IDlY bl oblelnecl from the Conetructlon Meneger by Pflme Blddere only, upon I'ICIIpt of I chlok, Whloh II Nfuncllillle, In llllemount of 8200 00 Chlcll1 ehell be m1d1 peyebll to 1111 Southern Loael School Dlllrlct end forwlrtlecl to •lhl CCnltrllctton lleNJger 'Upon r~Wipt of • requelll, ecaompenlecl by 1 depoelt •• nemid ebove, 1111 Conetructton Menqer will forward coplee of bidding doauii)I!U to 1111 blddlr 4 Shipping chergM lor all bidding document• are non·Niundeble end ere to 111 Plld VII 1 l~perate check In th' 1mount of $2100. ~llo rn8d1 out tO thl Southern Locel School Dlatrlct end forwerded to the Conltructlllll Menager with 1111 dlpollt chick. I lntereetld blddlrl ehould bontaot Temmy Smith II (114) 44z.oiOO or Mncl diJIOIII chiCk directly to the Quenclel Group Inc., 3518 Rlvmldl Drive, Built 101, Columbue, OH 43221 No more thlln '""" (3) 1111 will bl provided on 1 rafundebll bllll to 1 lllddl< Depoett will be retundld to Prime lllddere onl~ who return their drawing• within " " - (18) deye of llllllld opening and eubmlt 1 bonlfldl bid per Article 1 1 of the tMiructlanl \o llddll'8. Till Contrept Document• me~ be o• a PUblic Sale and Auction 11oocllspaagh flactlon s.mc. Qaallty Coilllgnment fladlolllhl\•ll"'ry 'lllarlftJ at 6:00P.M. This Week We lllvo Good quahly (umoture computer desk, 4 pc bedroom suite, sm cedar chest JCWelry boxos new rugs, lamps vacuums Wrb"eh'e ~ An• Privata Insurance Ia Wei 12f 8 5 41 114 133 7e78 24 16 2J 17 6 0 S4 1"2 5 2 53 107 5 4 51 Il l 1 l 48 135 Hetpea E>OrCLR Stops Herpes 124 101 21 22 125 19 18 128 19 22 5 I <14 109 120 fuaday'I ICOnl N V. Ranam 3 Carolina l Pboemx ~ Nasbva11e + tie CoJa.-y 6 Jlelroll I Los AngeiH 5 Buffalo J OU.wa at Pbiladrlphja, 1 30 p m Bostoo at TaqJa Say 1 30 p m Buffalo at Phoenlx 9 p m Dallas a Los AnF.Ics 10 p m La amount of Fenton, Westmor~land l>q)ression. Ruby, m1sc glassw~qe, milk bottles, black Cape Cod memorabilia Stoneware poHcry Fsesta, McCoy cookie )Ill, and others Illtlla;, Very large amount of Arnerocan Made new & used loots Craftsman, Sktll, 8&0 Proto, 1..01 s & lots gf othcra ConSJ~nments Taken Tue & Wed 11 00 am lo S 00 pm Thur 12 00 pm to 2 30 pm Or By Apflii1Dimenl Call (740) 992 9797 or (74j)) 989 2623 99 Beech Sl Middloport, OhiO 45760 Public Notice Aoed, Ohio 43211 •Deyton lulldera l!xohenge, 1077 EmbuJY 1111 ~ Perk R011d, Dayton, Ohio Arct.IIIOI'I 41414 Merr Knepp Crewfle •Bulldere Excllenge of Aeeocletle, Inc New Eeel Centrel 0~10, 2121 Phlladllphla, Ohla 34th Street Nl, Centon, OWner Ofllcl Ohio 44705 Southern Locel School Centrel Ohio Minority Dhoblat a..rtl, Rac:IM, Ohio Admlnletretlon, 111 1111 Conetructton Meneger'e Mound Su,el, Columbue. Ofllae Ohio 43201 Till Quenclel Group, Inc , •Ohla Velley Conetruallooi Columbua, Ohio £mployere Council, 21 "W Dodge Plen Roome In AwvrmoJY Drive, Wh . . llng, the following olttM 28003 •Cinclnnllll, Ohio (45202· 7 A pJ'Iobld milling will 1001) The Grend Blltlwln be held on Jenuery 20, Building, 851 Eden Perk 2000, 11 4 00 p m 11 the Drive, 8ultl515 following location •Independence, Ohio Southem l.aciJISChool (44131), 82DD Rockeldl DI~Offtce WOtidl Blvd (Ciewllnd) Recine, Ohio • Mllgl •Columbue, Ohio (432188 Till Ownlll NIIIYIIIIII 1D73i, 1171 Dublin Road right to re)ect eny or 1H bld8 •Deyton, Ohio (454311), end to welve 1ny or en 3077 Klltlrlng Boulevertl, lrretulerltlee, mletell••· Point w..t Offici Park, omlell- or lnformellllee llulll301 ••H,.. ~ •Toledo, Ohio (43823), All quHIIone perllllnlng 3130 lunfornt Court, PO to 11curlng Contrect Box 1111118 Documente, Bidder'• Ult, .Chllrleaton, WHI Vlrglnle etc. ehall be directed to (25302), 4011 Clpltol Strlll Temmy Smith, Till Quandel enctllll following lddltlonel Group, Inc 3511 Rlvereldt pt1111 room• Drive, Suite 101, Coktmbuti, •Allied Conitruetlon, 101D OH 43221 (814) 442 INMIO. Vela Avenue, Clnclnnetl, Owner· Southern Loc11 Ohio 452011 School Dllllrlat •Dodge/Seen, Benk One (t) t, 10, 11, 12, 18, 17, 11, Building, 3rd Floor, 1255 111, 23, 24, 211," 12TC Euclid, Clevelend, Ohio 44111 •The Bulldlre Exchenge, Suite One Conetructlon Ctnter, 111 Keynote Clrole, Ctewllllll, Ohio 44131 •Till Bulldere Exchenge of Clntnll Ohio, 1175 DW!In rtVIIWid for bidding purpo. . without cherge durl~= houre at 440 como No HMO s Call 1-800-819- 14 22 PodlkDiylolon • Outbreaksl 91% Success Rat1 $TART DATING Have Fun Meel4ng Eligible Sin Qlea In Your Area Call For Mora fnlormatloo 1 800 ROMANCE Eld 9735 l't'~y wall? Start meellog Ohio ofngles lonlghl Call toll lrai 1 S00.766 2623 o!Ctenllon817ll Yianllq W/Male Mid 40 a aeeklng WIFe m'ale 35-40 A •Woman• That can ap4ak her own mind knows haW to expreas her own emo tiona who wanta someone to ·~ " $hare the rest or htr life wlthl Send Pic turellettar/Ph WWW mgnm.1bllllftl) mm Owner Operaton Butler Truck lng Company Has Your Road To Success! 80% or Groaa Rtva Nq I To L J L 1305 Viand Strae Pt PI WV 25550 (Will ~n swe All) 30 Aus .~;~,r~;~~~·~r.~~~~~ yoa want answers? Fr11 Prayers! a SASE to Believing In Goo for Vlatory Mo R Mayhugh 803 Co lonlel Rd. Bidwell Oh 45614 " ADOPTION Hepplly Maffled Couple Will Pro vide Your Newborn With Love ~nd A Secure Fulure Please Call Taraaa0rllo'l8 ,....,.:zt3.0477 ! ChOn Pau~ Will NOI Ill Respon slblll For Any Bills Made By An yono Other Than Myseff Glon Paulk • Now To \IJu Thrift Shoppe 9 WasI StimSon Allllns 741).592 1842 deallly clothing and houuhold lltllla S! 00 bag sale every Thursday Monday thru Saturday 9 00.5 30 Jllchard w Clay you need Jo gel hol!j ot lha Family law Maoltr In 1• ·i.tayt-to answer to our Divorce s!> we can sal a coun data 41) Giveaway 1a WHk Old Border Collie Pup ~Good Home First ShOll 740~9212 n .. wel k s~ old puppies Lab/ ml• call 740 11112 351 s Oatmallon Older Beagle!Basaett lhe cold with no lood 4yr old {304)675 2697 2 lree dogs a f':"localhoma tupp~as 9 will old IOOiher lmall toaglo & lalher Ral Tamer 740 3682 or 740-985-31184 yes eglstered Australian Shepherd lua Moria Male 740-388 0382 70 Yard Sale On 'l\>u1 Equipment Flatbed No BOO 621 2437 Forced Dispatch Call Don At 1 Parent Educator 836-9617 All '1\>u Connected? Preferred lntarnel Uaers Wanted! $350 $800 IWHI< Parent Educator Aide County Area t-888-88t.e750 www mo!ll\'thatstuo mm 79~380 HS Diploma or GED Valid WV lng!on WV 25701 Deadline 11 22100 E OE Pos ition Available ROOFING Groal Payl CALL t 800 Ext 1201 {24 Hrs) FOREMAN Muat Be Talenled Able To Make Declalona Want A ATIN Own A Computtr? Put It To Workl $25 75 /Hr PT /FT 881-491 1224 www worJc.out 01 yau~hOme Job Work Well Wllh People And Posaaa1 ExcopUonal Rooling Skill a (3-Tab. DameMion II Single Ply Rubl?or Tin) WI Porm~nont com The Work Ia Local Pay Is Good Bonuses Paid If You Are Loo~lng For A Good Slable Job Please Submll YOUR RESUIIE To 1403 Avon Producta Siart your own In Home Bualneu Work Flexible Hours "Enjoy Unlimited Earnings Eastern Ava Beautician servlcaa needed Re quires West Vlrg nla ncen&e Ap ply Point Pleasant Center Gtn• sis Eldercare State Route 62N Route 1 Bo• 326 Point Pleas EOE an~ WV 25550 Busy Physicians Otflce needs Office ll'tnagor CPT & ICDO Electronic Filing Coder w/mlhl mum of 3 yra ~erlence Experl enca with medical manager a plua Send Resumes In care ol EB13 Point Pleasant Register 200 Main St PI Pleasanl WV 25550 Compulor Clark Full or Part time Good Salary E11perlance wl Windows necessary Call t6r In DATA ENTRY Nallonal Billing Seeks A Full/Part Time Madlcol Biller Salary AI $48K Per Year ha~• reaponslblllly for aupervls No Experience ing 12 24 hourly 11wlng opera Noodod Will Train Call 1 888 251 7475 10rs tor o slarl up IOIIIIKe oowlng laclllly Raspons!blllllaa will in DENTAL BILLING $15 $45 /Hr elude hiring and tra nlng of new operators the ertectlve utiiiJatlon of personnel and equipment to meet schedule requirernanta and reaolvtng production problema Dental Billing Software Company Needs People To Process Medi eal Clatma From Home Training Provided Mull OWn Computer 1 800-223-t 149 Exl 4eO lng No Exp Noedad No Money No Credit? No Prol>laml Earn Up To $32 000 list Yr W IFuH Bene- In the Sunday Jan. 16, 2000, Sunday Times Sentinel, Bibbee Motor Co. featured Brake Pads for $9..95, this was Incorrect. The correct price was $79.95. w, are sorry for any Inconvenience this may have caused. fits Apply On Line At www otr drivers com Or Call t 877 230 • 43207, Atln Suptrvloor Poal tfon START YOUR CAREER LEARN To Drive Tho Big R!ga' t4 Day Oldtr lOt Coke maclllne Good condition Can be seen at Tho Dally Sanlloal Sealed bids can be submitted to Coke Ma. ehlne c/o The Dally Sentinel P 0 Box 729 Pomeroy OH 45769 We rese fOe the right to reJect any or all bi:ls GaiUa !Lawrence County Farm Service Agency Salary To Be Dolormlnad By Oualllcallona And Experience Of Appllcanl Appll cations Can Be Obtained At Tt'le Oallia /lawrence Farm Service Hair &tyllst needed with expert ence Fltlllble hours Please call Agency Offlco 1t 1 Jackson Plko Room 1571 Galll pollo Ohio 45631 Or Call 740-4<18 8BB7 All 740-992 2550 Leadmg Industrial Company Of faring Entry Level Positions In Applications Muat Be Complete And Returned To Tht Otllce By Close Of Business Friday Janu Bolt! AsNand KY & GallpoHs OH Area Opportunity For Advance ary21 2000 ment And E•callenl Bonolft Pack age Available Mu81 Htve A Drlv USDA IFSA Is An E'l"al Oppor !unity Employer er's license And Be At l.eest 18 Yoafl Ot Ago Wo Are E 0 E Ad deadU.e 18 We*eldaJ' · '~anU.:, i• · y : WANTED Buckeye Communlly SeNicea Currently Has Openings clal Sacurlly Card At 808 Hoodo Croak Pika Ashland KY 41101 Between 9 A M 11 A M And t PM 3 PM Np PhooalntarvltiWII Major Marl<ellng Firm Seeks PIT. CALL DAW oa·MATT PHONE 99z.Ztss Home Training Provided Must Own Compulor t 800 223 114t Ext 423 AN EARLY PAYDAY?? I Nacassary Up To Toll Free 1 877 230 ltnl P~y Will Be Working Wllh Displays And lnlaract Wllh All Lavala Ot Manag!Jmtnl RaquiA> menta A Computer email Ad dress Internet Microsolt Word And Excel And Transportation Training Provided Fax Resume recommends that you do busl ness with people you know and NOT to sand money through the mall until you have lnveatlgated lha offering EARN Sl 0008 WEEKLYill 1000 j;NVELOPES o$4 000 FROM HOME $4 PER ENVELOPE 24 HRS 1 888-781 7012 Financial Backer Needed for General Commerclal Product ll ability Insurance for Sales ways Private Grants Loan• $MIIIIoos Avallablel Call Toll Flee 1 an-477 9445 •t33 lnternalional Company Seeking Dynamic lndlvlduala For E-Com merce Sales Flexible Houra I Unllmlled Income 1 888 474 4703 www. rtiOUfOes r-unllmlled.oom come Potential No E~epar l enc• Nec1saary Free Information & CD ROM 1nv011mont $4 985 $8 995 Financing Av,llablo 11 land Aulomated Medical Sarvlc aa Inc 800 322 1139 EXI 050 Void InKY IN CT Need A toan? Try Debt Consoli dation $5 ooo $200 ooo Bod Cradll 0 K Fee t 800 771).0092 Ext. 215 Income Wltt1 Spare Time Effort Internet Required No Selling Un4889 For Automated Per11nta tlon PEPSI /COKE IFRITO LAY SNACK AND SODA VENDING ROUTE BE YOUR OWN BOSS $$$ALL CASH BUSINESS$$$ INCRESE YOUR INCOME NOWI SMALL INVESTMENT /EXCEL LENT PROFITS 1 800 731 7233 EXT 303 We Are Searching For Compaa slonate Professionals With A Team Vlalon And A Desire To Teach Per~ona l And CommunitY Start Your Bualneaa Today Pr me Shopping Center Space Coverage B C S Oilers Compra hanslva lla!nlng In Tht Field 01 MRIDD Starting Salary $5 50 I Earn Excel putar Roqulrad Call Modi Works Toll Free aoo 540 6333 Ext To Sptclly POI!tlon Of lnlorOII 2301 And Send Reaume To P 0 BoJt Hour Interested Applicants Need 604 Jackaon OH 45640,0604 All Appl ications Muat Be Post Call Toll Free t 886 3 t 3 6049 Ed 3125 Mad~ Pros Moms Wanted Americas 11 Home Business Moms Worlc At Homo Free Cassano t-8811-813 5275 Be A Distributor For Flowers Bak lng Co Pick Up Ap~ll c atlon At lOt Jackson Plko 2 To 5 PM Dozar tor hlra 740-9112 71145 TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAl. SECURITY 1881? No Fett Unless We Wlnl 1 888-582 334S All real eolala advenlsmg In lhlt """"'P"""r Is sub)8ct 10 tho Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makao ~ lllagal to advertloa "any prefetenca limitation or dlsc:rlmlnatlon basad on race color religion aex tamRialstltus or natk)nal origin or any Intention 10 make ony such preference lml1atlon or d~nmlnallon are available on an equaf 310 ' No w Septic 135 ooo oo (740) 388 0434 Country Llvlrig 3 Or 4 Bedrooms Ply Clos-Ing Costs I Move In 741).448.3083 Ooublewlde Repo Never lived In Mail Proce salng Joba For Free lnformallon /Application Write Charlln Bo• 522 A Marlon C 29571 220 Money to Loan SS Auto Loana P•raonal Loans Debt Consolidation Mortgagea And RoHnenelng Creclt Ptllbtoms dille Quolulll 'Nobody 81111 www naUol'lllc:OntraCibuyttl com FREE DEBT CONSOliDATION Appllcallon W IServlct Roduco Pay!l)tnts To 85% IICASH IN CENTIVE OFFERII Call t 800 328-8510 E>d 2il MONEY TO LOAN Bad Crtdlt OKI Free Application US Appllc ... Only t-t77-67().1t31 tlono 1100 oo Pro Month (740) Pilot Program Renters Needed 304-731-7295 Rent Oi' Leaae 4 Bedroom Brick Homo Rod ney 6682 S R SIB 446-4053 River Park Mobile Home Com ., munlty Pomeroy Spacts at $100 por month 740-1149-2083 Refe ren ces No Pets 740 385 MERCHANDISE 4778 Small 1 Bedroom Stove & Refrigera tor Fur mshed $300/Mo Os potit Refere nces Req ulfld No 510 HOUithold Goode Palo 741).448.3687 Non Qualifying Ase umablt U 000 Down & Take Over Pay montB 740-446-3218 LOI AI UIIUIIO& 1 (304)-738 7295 JANUARY SPECIAL All HOMES ON SALE $499DOWN ON SINGLEWIDES $999 ON OOUBLEWIDES t BOO 1148-5878 Mull Sacrfflco My New Model 16 Fl Wide Home Financing Avail abla 304-731H1956 4ao Mobile Homas tor Rent 1~ x70 3 Bedroo ms $300/Mo • Utllltlea Depostt ReQ uired 7.t0 7795 245-5184 After 8 PM Baby bed 1trot1er c ar 1111 awing t11gh cha i r Wi lker 304 Between Athens and Pomeroy 2 hom ~& ll 3 bedroom mobile S26Q $300 740-992 2tB7 2 Bedroom Mobile Home cervll le Crown Caty Are a 25&-1686 Msr 740 2 Bedroom Mobile Home You New 2000 Doublowkle 3BR/2BA S299 per monlt! Fnla Air & Dallv ory t 888-928 3428 NEW BANK REPOS ONLY TWO LEFT NEVER LIVED IN CALL t 801).948 5879 Pay Utillt es & Deposit In Porter Ar11 No Pals 740-388-9162 3 Bedrooms $325 WJO Hoole Up No Pels Depooft 740-38Nl61t 1 Badr8oms Apl Utilities lnclud ad $300/Mo No Petal Daposll Rrequlred {740) 387.Q611 2 Bedrooms In Kanauga Beautl APPLIANCES Wa shers dryers refrigerators ra nges Sk agg s App liances 75 VIne Street Call 740 ~46 7398 1-688 8 1 ~1 28 R&D s Used Furniture Great Se tactio n Pr ce d To Selll Co me And Browse Corner Of Route 7 & Addison Pike We Buy Furnl lUre 740.387-0280 To 35 Near CenteNIIIt Thurman No Inside Pets Appl calon & De post $300/Mo 740-662 !1032 Skaggs Applia nce s 76 VIne Street Gallipoli s 7~0 446 7398 2 or 3 bedroom mobile home for rant. no pets 740..992 5858 520 2BR No Pets References Re Rugar Blackhawk 357 Magnum Revolver Plato! 6 Barrell 6 shot 3/4 Box Shells Nylon Hoi Two bedroom mob Ia home i n Mddleport $250 monlh 740 992 no 10 ACRES GOOD USEO D yar s $205 1 Year Warranty Payment and $269 per monlh Free Air Call lor qulca E Z appro val 1-688 928 3426 Between Oalllpolla ll Jackson Thompsons Appliance ~407 JackSOn AVIIOOO (304)675 7386 2 Bedrooms Pr vate Quiet. Close Special New 16x80 Low Down 330 Farma for Sala For Sale Recondition ed wash ers drys a and r e fri gerato r~ Wash er S95 Dry er $95 Range $95 Aelrlgsrator $1 75 Relngera qulred Sand Hill Road (304)6753834 Lond Homo Packages All Area• AU Cradll Risks 740.446 3583 6752801 lui River View No Pels 741).<141 0181 Factory Renovated 3 Bedrooms $499 & Assume Oakwood Galli poll 740-446-3093 Will Pay Al l Moving & Setup Costs! Must Sell Immediately ! 304-733-4663 Appl iances Reconditioned Washe r& Dryers Ranges Aelr l grators 90 D ay Guaranteal Fren cn C ty Mayta g 740 "46 5039 lor Like Now $350 Washer $205 1-888 81~126 Sporting Goods star $300 {304 )937 3348 Ask lor Bill or El zaiHith 530 Two bedroom 11 electriC CA and heat pri vate In tht refer l;]~~bde;;pos~ll~;t~~7~4~ 0 440 Apartments tor Rent Antiques Buy or sa i Riverine Antiques 112-' East Man on SA 124 E Po- 740.. 992·2526 or 740 992 ~~~~~~~~-540 Mlacellaneoua Merchandise 1 and 2 bedroom apartments lur nlshad ond unlurnlshad securlly deposit required no pets 740 992 2218 1 Bedroom Apl for Rentl (740) -446- 178!5 1 B~droom Garage AparJmanl in SSBAD CREOIT? Gal Cash Loans To $5 000 Debt CQnaolj dallon To $200 000 C~tdlt Cards Mortgagea Refinancing And Auto Loana Available Meridian Credit Corp 1 600 471 5119 Ext ttBO Homea for Sala Maps ANTHONY LAND CO LTD 1-800-213-6385 350 Loti l AcrNge Kanauga $275/Mo 1102 Aft&r5 ~M 2 44 Acrea Homesite Green Township Gallla County Flat 1 Bedroom Near Arbor's Nurs ng Home Econom1cal Utilities Quiet SCOnlc Close To Gallipolis soma RoslrlciJons 740-245 5716 Locallon $279/Mo + UtlUtlas No Pets 740-446 2957 AWESOME GETAWAYS! Only $29 951~ NIGHTS Qrtaqd9 011. 2 Bedroom Apanmant Upsialrs G•tllnburg TN Acoommodatlons " 2 Major Attraction Admin ona or: 8S09 1993 Jim Walters Homo 4BR b ACREhzt coo 74Q 886 Attention Prlmeatar Customers want A Bauer Deal? Free Equlp ment Free Installation Free 6 Months Programming Call Tom Or1 800-292-()842 740.38~113 Olf SA 7 South Of Gam pol a No Stove & Refrigerator Furnished 34 112 Smithers Avenue Gall po Ro&lrlcllonsl NEEDS TLC 12 300 Down On Land Conlroct MEIGS COUNTY is $250/Mo $150 Oepos t 740 449 9061 _llo:.,n:.,s_For_C:.,ou_r_lo_sy'-:1-o_u_r- - --'-: Two 10 Acre Tracts Of Meadow Brick home In the New Haven • Creek And Wo oded Htlls Sur areo Triple pane windows htat rounded By Woods And Farm pump/central air w/lenced yard 2 Land W II Soli Together $26 ooo Land Contracl Avallacla 5 Acres min away from Elem school 2 Bedrooms Gallipolis $3251Mo Damage Oapostt Required Reier ences No Pets 740-446-1066 Brand New Fender Telecaster• Elect ric Guitar $300 740 379: 2601 • Bulk Foods Sp ices Candles • Chee&e Butter Trail Bologna • 775 Bulk Foods 5184 S A 775 : Patrtot ., 21u11 ball\ 11\'lngroom kitchen/ dining area & utility room wt3 Aero• In Ashlon Arsa $68 500 (:!04)576 2358 noer planta(Rt 33) 304 882-3733 Of Wooded Hills $9 500 Olf SA BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON 124 Less Than 20M nutes Wast ESTAT ES 52 Westwood Dr ve FORECLOSED HOMES low Or 0 Downl Govn 1 And Bank Repo s Being Sold Nowl Financing Avail able Coli Nowt 1 900 355 0024 Ext llo.tO 01 Gallipolis ANTHONY LAND CO LTD 1 800 213 9385 For FREE Mops & movies Call 740 446 2558 HOMES FIIOII $11130 /llo 1 314 of an Acre o n Meadowhtll Or ve an up and growing nalgh borhood (304)675-5224 3 BR Repos /Foreclosures fee 4% Down For Llitings/ Payment a.. Acres Ottalls 1 8Q0.7tJI.3001X1185 In Mason County Good for Hunting Electric/Phone &Wa Housa for 1111 two atory 2 3 bedrooms one bath Middleport 360 asking $29 ooo call 600 388 81114 Love~ ten acrtB In a country aet tlng tour bedrooms two and halt balht tormal living room and famIly rt10rt1 two lirlplacos two aportmanta four car garage and two slorage building 992 2292 P~asa cell 741). Mlddloporl corner ol High Street & Powell S•ool 2 bedroom home with dining room tlvtng room and kitchen Newer carpet and kllchan cabinets makes the kltct'len with tor all available 1304~458 1869 Real Estate Wanted Wo Pay I:ASII RENTALS 982 1162 or 304 773 5305 a110r: Close To Rio Granda Campus 1 tops Laptops Merchant Ac til counts Websitaa Almoat Every one Approved!! No Money. Down!! Low Monthly Payments • Bod room All Utlllllas lncludad $290/Mo Dapos I Roqulrtd 1 888 &40-o52t Counlryslda ApartmooiS Nice 2 Bedrooms 1 Balh CIA W&D $365/Mo House Slza 2 Boo 640-0521 pori From $249 $373 Call 741). 892 5084 Equal Housing Opper IUnlllas N 3rd Ave Middleport 1 br fur nlshed apartment no pets dep & rot 740-992-()185 N 4th Ave Middleport 2 room efllc eney utilities paid no pete Bedroom Brick Reduced Price 2 bedroom houae (Union Ter race) lor rent on Feb 1st wl~ hOokup references deposit re qulred $400 month with diacounl (304)273-11485 Nice Ground Floor 2BR WID Hook up Reference Oepoalt No 740-992 5502 Pals (;J04)875-S182 2 Bedroom House 36 Chillico the Now Taking Appllcatlona- 35 West 2 Bedroom Townho use Apartments lncludea Water Balha $160 ooo oo 740 446 9887 'Road $325/Mo Wllh Dapo11 No Pets Good Ralaraneel 7~0 446 2419 74!l-446-0720 2 Bedroom Small House Clean 3 dop &ref 740 992-Q186 Sewage Trash S3t51Mo 740 <146-0006 Milas Down Roula 7 $350/Mo 320 Moblla Homea for Sale $2 000 00 oil Solocled Single Wldt Hom01 Super Low Pay men111 Oak Wood Home• Bar bouravlllo Wv t (304) 738 7295 or 1 {304)-738 2395 ... LOOK-... 5 Baclrooma 2 Balt!a over 2 000 tq f\ lor lase than $4&0 mo FREE Delivery & Sot 1 800 1146 5878 - nlceat u11d tralltra you II ever Itt ItO 000 OBO call 740 992 t tl3 14x70 with b20 oxpondo fireplace two btdrooma two full bllhs Clnlrll air COil $1 I 000 Clll 304- na-5796 alter 8 oo Must Have Good References Accepting Applications & Up A 1 Eloclrlc Oulol rei & depos1t No Pill& (304)675 ! 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Call the plano Dr 740 446 4525 Infant car seat S25 eleclrlc dry er $17S ele ctric dryer 530 daybed $50 ano sa11 $775 call- not $250 call740843-5481 JANITROL HEATING AND COOUNG EOUIPIIENT INSTALLED I ; If You Don t Call Us Wt Both r LOSII • Free Estlmatlll 740 446 6309 1 1100-291 0098 JET AERATION MOTO~S 1 Repaired New & Rebul t In Stock Cal Ron Evans 1 801).!537 9528 One bedroom turnlahed apart 2749 740 381- tl 00 ~) COMPUTER BLOWOUTIII COl.! : PAO MICRON eMachlnosl Desk oi Old Alh Vlllagt Apto Now 740-446 1815 740-446 1243 $250 2 Bedroom House $325 mo plusi'~~~LM~ng~(304~)J!88~2~3~7~18~~ House And Trailer 2 Bedrooms Each Ratrences and Oepoa t Re qulred Water And Tras h Pad tUB Rtdmen Danville t4x70 AIIO Has Expando Very Nlct '13 coo 740-38H3311 ~ 6pm Firewood for sale call 740 247 • Gracious living 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at Vlnaoe Manor and Rlveralde ApartmentJ in Mldd e 740 44e o390 Full Basement Heat Pump On 1 78 Acrea In Country On State Route 775 Past 0 0 Mcintyre Spacious River VIew Homt St eluded Near Town 7+Acres Healed Pool !5 Bedrooms 3 112 • Modern 1 Bedroom Apartment Nice 3 Or 4 BodrQOm Ranch Wllh Nice Homo Plenty bf Room 3 • Christy s Family Living apart ments home & trailer rentals ]40 992 "514 apartments avail lble furnished & unfurnished Fll'nished 2 Rooms & Bath Show er Downslalra Clean No Pets Oeposll & Aelerenctl Required 740..446-1519 no problem (740)2887246 1291 For lnlormarlon JQuallfica • Complete DISH Network satellite• system brand new $99 1•0 • 20 500 Acres Ctll Ryan 1001213-8315 Anthony Land Company LTD wwwcountrytymecgm WV Land wan1ed suitable lor hunt ng NO utllitlea no accesa Dlnoer Included Call 800 539 • Equal Housing Opponunlly rooms 2 Baths $395/MO 1 888 lot Cute as can be Re Park Asking $79 000 Call 740 4<18-8280 Or740-<14t 16S9 lro m $279 to $358 Walk lo ohpp ev:r~~~~ed loll ot wlndowl very bright Also a Ux70 2 3 bedroom• bath and half now Btrbar C&'l'fl ono of lht our Prices • National Contract Buyers 800 490 0731 E11 101 Dowo t 888-731-3332 Mobile Home Sp!ct for Ren t ~ Centenary lt.rea Some Rtllrlc Land Conuacra Available Free SS$ NEED CASH?7 WE Pay caan For Remaining Paymenta On Propenv Sold! 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GUARANTEED AP PROVALI t BOO 380 4620 EXT I I Bedroom s l aundry 2 Ac re1 10x 12 Buil ding County water Nsar Thurmon Basutilul Rolllog J....ooippoi.n•u•ntty•baa•ls••.l 'l Meadows With Lots Of Road Frontage Prtcaa StlrJ AI 112 500 WILDLIFE JO~S To $21 80 IHR INC B&NEFITS GAME WAR DENS SECURITY Mt.IN TENANCE PARK RANGERS' No EXP NEEDED FOR APP AND EXAM INFO CALL t 800 813 358i1J EXT 14211 8 AM 9 ~M 7 DAYS tdl Inc Minimum 3 Dors A Wtok 140 446 2138 Ahlr 5 2679 lntormedmatan-llngl advertised In this naW8papar 12•68 Nlct Mutl Set $10 000 740-245-8373 working Mom Needs Nulurlng Responsible Caregiver To Care For U MOl Old Boy Non S"lokar References Required 1y $9 an houra call 140 742 1aw our roadora ara hortby 2475t25El<t 1134 VoldOH,KS tv Need honest t)ard wo rker ap proximately 18 to 18 I'IOurs wutc. _.._for real81tlto which lain vtolallon of tho OK conaum1ra Financial 1 aoo- 1 888 &82 2B3B www 2mo(e money: com ~sacode rowan 11 Monday Tueaday Thuraday Frl day & Saturday Aak For Don Wttters This newspaper wtll not knowingly accept 460 Space for Rent HOUitl tor Rent Dwn A Now 1600 Sq Fl 4 Btd ND PAYMENT TILL MA'i 2000 ANY HOME PURCHASED IN THE MONTH OF JANUARY WE WILL MAKE FIRSl' 3 PAY. 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Work For Yourselt J Bualne11 Opportunity llmltod lncomo Call 800 B21 And Drug Free Work Place Ap p~v In Person On Thursday 11201 00 With Drivers License And So Computer Required 210 MEDICAL BILLER $15 $45 /Hr Down Financing Available If Medical Billing Software Company Ouallflad Commarclall:lrlvlng Needs People To Procesa Medl Acadafi!'J 1 877 213-1303 cal Clalma From Home Tra ining Provklad Mull Own CompuiOr t TEr.tPORARY 'OFFICI IJ00.434 !5St8 e.t H7 HELP NEEDED MEDICAL BILLING Unlimited In For11le ed FINANCIAL 1997 14x70 Olkwood 2 Belt!o 2 Home 1or the Holldaya on a Nice CREDIT REPAlRI AS SEEN ON TVI Eratt Bad Crodll Logally Free Info 888-6S9-2580. 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Thursday scames Detron at New Jersey 1 30 p.m Philadelphw. a1Charlotte 7 30 p m NOTI~E Mount Vetoon Nazarene 77 Ohao Dom n~ cnn 71 RIO GRANDE 99 Cedarv1llt 96 9 ll ' 24 Ran6olph Macon 62 E Mennomte ~j Tennessee S1 86 Tenn Marun 69 Virgtma l.lruon 6S St Paul s 64 Card nal Stmch 6$ Tnn ty Chnsunn 52 Ohto women's college scores Urbana 91 W lbcrforc'c: ~ 7 Wabh 66 P01n1 Park Pn .U Mlchiaan Intero:ollegiale Denante 50 Albaon 44 North Coast Conference Wnwnberg7 J Demson S4 1 Non-conference Bnldwm Wallace 9S Case Reserve 52 Tiffin 87 No re Dame Ohio SO NCAA Diviston I women's scores East Bnr:es 75 Bowdon 65 8 DJhamlon 7.t New Haven 47 Boston U 68 Albany N Y 5~ Brockport SO Ftedowa St 39 Colby 66 Thfts 60 Colby Sawyer 69 New England Coli S8 Cortland St 19 Oswe1o St 31 E Nazarene 19 Rop Wilhams 63 O.neseo Sl 62 Alfiod 43 Hartw1ck 87 Oneoru 80 40T Holy Cross 94 Lafayene 54 Huoter 81 BIUUch 14 llha<a 57 Elnura 50 Kean 57 NJ CiJy 49 ~;.~s'~:b'o;!,El-.is:~.;~, KeeneSt 7.5 Plymouth 51 68 KJnas Pa. 79 Delaware Valley SB Ld1111111 58 Brooldya J4 MARSHALL 62 Welt V'I nla 51 Monmoulh. NJ 82 Fanle:igb Dickinson 65 Mount SL Mary 1 Md 63 UMBC 60 FarWesl Co1orndo 61 Texns A&M 47 Ohto U.S. boys' scores luhlnnd Ky 81 Iron on 74-0T Beuver Eastern 56 Symmes Va lley~~ Beverly Fort F ye 91 Be:dlsvllle 4~ Chesapeake 71 Rod H II 46 Gn:enlield McClam S5 Peebles B H<mn bal R1 \ler S ~ Magnoha WVa 46 H lllard Dav1dson 70 Zanesville S ~ Ironton St Joseph 74 New Bostun 50 Martel la 88 Po nt Pleasant W Vn 60 New Matamoras Fronuer9 1 Valley WVn 49 Oh10 Valley Chr 6S Teays Val W. Va Ch r 49 Ponsmotnh ~ SouJh Pom 5.5 Proc orvalle Fairland 47 Dawson Bryant '8 ReedsVIlle Eas ern 60 Wahama. WVa 42 Snlinev11le Southern 67 Can Hentagc Chr .5' Somhsvill c Sllc:nnndoah 71 Monroe Cen raJ 49 Suglll' Grove Berne Umon 64 Tree ol L re 61 Vincem Warren 54 Jackson'47 Wheelersburg 12 SoU!h Webster 49 W lhomspon Weslfall 77 Cb I Hun ngton Ross 74-0T Zanesv lie Rosecran~ 60 Croo~sv lie 49 Ohio U.S. girls' poll COLUMBUS Oh1o (AP) - How a state paDel of sports wnters and brolldcasrers ra1es Oh1o h1ah school g1rls basketball 1eam5 m [he secol!d or s x weekly regular season 1999 2000 polls ror The AssOcui:ed Prrss (records through games or Jan 16J Dhu10n I ,W,L I Packmngton (1$) 14-0 12 0 12 0 12 0 2 Mason (4) J..N Canron Hoover 4-Cie E Tech 5-Beaven:reek Ill 1!0 Col Brookhaven l'lo 185 162 116 84 Rl 81 OF FIRST PUBLIC HEARING The Metgs County Comm1ss1oners Will hold the fust of two pubhc heanng at the off1ce of the Me1gs County Commtsswners, Courthouse, Pomeroy, Oh10 on Jan 31, 2000 at 1 00 P M for the purpose of prov1d10g the public mformatwn and rece1vmg comments as to the notice of acceptance of preapphcahons for grant fundtng from the USDA Rural Development Housmg Preservation Grant Program for houstng rehabthtallon programs. The Rural Development Housing Preservation Program provtdes grant fundmg to quahfted pubhc agenc1es, pnvate non-proftt organizations, and other ehgtble entthes to ass1st very low-low tncome home owners repau and rehabilitate theu homes in rural areas The average grant has been $75,000, based on previous awards and fundmg Cttlzens are encouraaes to attend th1s meetmg on Jan. 31, 2000 to make suggestions and to provtde pubhc mput on vanous acttvities wh1ch may be undertaken m th1s program If a participant w1ll need aux1hary a1ds (tnterpreter, bra1lled or tapea matenal, ass1s11ve hstening device, other) due to a disablltty, please contact Gloria Kloes, Clerk, pnor to Jan. 31, 2000 at 740-992-2895 m order to ensure that y~ur needs will be .accolnpamed The Metgs County Courthouse 1s handicapped access11lle Wntten comments will be accepted until 1 00 P.M, Jan 31, 2000 and may be mailed to the Metgs County Commtsstoners, Metgs County Courthouse, Pomeroy, Oh10 45769 Janet Howard, Prestdent Me1gs County Commissioners 5 Col lllnley (21 12 I 106 6 Polucl Setrioary ()) 7 Wauw Ri\'a' View 10.0 12 I 77 66 8 WlUatd ll I 9-Caotiekl 10 Copley (I) 10.1 ll I •ore 5 N R....... Col Cnwfonl 1!10 IJO IJO li.O 12 I 6-Sbodroido -cit 7 Ft lleco'"'Y ..H. . H..., 9 Bedfonl Chonol 92 )1).2 .-~ 11.0 12-0 10-l II I 11 Hockey NHL standings 149 lOS Atlantic' Dl•llien lDa Ne;w Jersey 1 Chi- Nu hvolle C- »: L I BI bl. li£ llA 28 n s .. 3 64 146 114 N¥1langm NYIJIMde!'l 62 Toronto: Ottawa Buffn lp 17 20 7 1 4411 7 124 10 28 6 I 27 96 146 N-DM!lon • : :·:·:·.27 16 4 24 IS 6 18 22 6 \ 6 1 140 117 2 S6 125 Ill I 41 122 127 27 14 5 I 60 159 Ill 16 )I 6 l 41 123 139. 16 24 6 5 I 54 132 --~~~21 19 5 I 48 1.. 14 19 12 6 46 m STATI! OF OHIO OHIOSCHOOLFACILmi!S COMMISSION NOTICE TO BIDDERS 1 Bkle wtll be ~ by 1111 Southern LOCIII School Dlatrlct Boerd 11 47725 Stille Route 124 p o Box 178 Recine Ohio 45771, Attn D111n1e Hill tor the following Project New K. 8 School end Addition end RIIIOVItlone to Southern High School Southern l.ocll School Dlatrlct IIO!Irtl RICIM, Melgl In eccordence with the Dr 1 w 1 n g 1 e nd Specllleltlone flriiiiNd by Merr l<nepp Crlwfle Aaaocllllle, Inc 104FelrAvenueNE P 0 Box 1002 New Phllldelphlli, Ohio 44883 Pho111 (814) ...._28811 Fu (814) MSH3011 The ConllrUctlon Meneger for the Project 11 Till Ouenclel Group, Inc 351B Rlvlflllde Drive Suite 1D1 COiumbue, Ohio ~1 Phone (740) 442-DIOO Fu (740) 442-0501 www quenctel.com 2. Any propolld Equal for a Stenderd 111111 be eubmHtld to the Archltlct no later then ten (10) aye prior to the bid opening If no Acldende 11 leeued In IIIOCIUion With lhl Bidder 1 requ11t, the . propoeed Equal ehllh be aoneldered rljoaail seeled bide wm 111 recelvld for Pilau 1 Contrect No 08.0081· 9DD8801·D1, Sltework, Alreedy Uncllr Contrect Contl'lct No No 080011B 9D088D1·13, Brick Procurement, AlrMdY Uncllr Contract Phalli contrect No 08·0081• 1008101-GZ Sill Utili~ Contract No ql;\)081· 11008801.(13 Glnertll ~ Contrect No DI,.OOSI· 1100880144 M..,nJY Contrect No D8·0081o 11008801.0S Aooii"'J Contreot No 08-0018· BD08801·08• Aluminum Entnncta, Wlnclowl, GlaM &Glazing Contreot No lJ4!.0HI• 11008101.07 Food Service Equipment Contrect No 08·0011· 8008801·01: C11ework (UbriJY llldlcle1101) Contrect No 08·0081· 11008101-1111 Plumbing ed Fire P10IIcllcn1 Contrut No 01-0081· 11008101·10 HVAC Contrect No 01·0081· 11008101·11 Electr(cjll Contrect No OI•QOII· 11008101·12 TeChnology until Bid Date Of Febru.ry 3, 2000 11 4 00 p m (loci I etenderd time), when tilly will be opeiled end r8lld 3 Bidding Document• IDlY bl oblelnecl from the Conetructlon Meneger by Pflme Blddere only, upon I'ICIIpt of I chlok, Whloh II Nfuncllillle, In llllemount of 8200 00 Chlcll1 ehell be m1d1 peyebll to 1111 Southern Loael School Dlllrlct end forwlrtlecl to •lhl CCnltrllctton lleNJger 'Upon r~Wipt of • requelll, ecaompenlecl by 1 depoelt •• nemid ebove, 1111 Conetructton Menqer will forward coplee of bidding doauii)I!U to 1111 blddlr 4 Shipping chergM lor all bidding document• are non·Niundeble end ere to 111 Plld VII 1 l~perate check In th' 1mount of $2100. ~llo rn8d1 out tO thl Southern Locel School Dlatrlct end forwerded to the Conltructlllll Menager with 1111 dlpollt chick. I lntereetld blddlrl ehould bontaot Temmy Smith II (114) 44z.oiOO or Mncl diJIOIII chiCk directly to the Quenclel Group Inc., 3518 Rlvmldl Drive, Built 101, Columbue, OH 43221 No more thlln '""" (3) 1111 will bl provided on 1 rafundebll bllll to 1 lllddl< Depoett will be retundld to Prime lllddere onl~ who return their drawing• within " " - (18) deye of llllllld opening and eubmlt 1 bonlfldl bid per Article 1 1 of the tMiructlanl \o llddll'8. Till Contrept Document• me~ be o• a PUblic Sale and Auction 11oocllspaagh flactlon s.mc. Qaallty Coilllgnment fladlolllhl\•ll"'ry 'lllarlftJ at 6:00P.M. This Week We lllvo Good quahly (umoture computer desk, 4 pc bedroom suite, sm cedar chest JCWelry boxos new rugs, lamps vacuums Wrb"eh'e ~ An• Privata Insurance Ia Wei 12f 8 5 41 114 133 7e78 24 16 2J 17 6 0 S4 1"2 5 2 53 107 5 4 51 Il l 1 l 48 135 Hetpea E>OrCLR Stops Herpes 124 101 21 22 125 19 18 128 19 22 5 I <14 109 120 fuaday'I ICOnl N V. Ranam 3 Carolina l Pboemx ~ Nasbva11e + tie CoJa.-y 6 Jlelroll I Los AngeiH 5 Buffalo J OU.wa at Pbiladrlphja, 1 30 p m Bostoo at TaqJa Say 1 30 p m Buffalo at Phoenlx 9 p m Dallas a Los AnF.Ics 10 p m La amount of Fenton, Westmor~land l>q)ression. Ruby, m1sc glassw~qe, milk bottles, black Cape Cod memorabilia Stoneware poHcry Fsesta, McCoy cookie )Ill, and others Illtlla;, Very large amount of Arnerocan Made new & used loots Craftsman, Sktll, 8&0 Proto, 1..01 s & lots gf othcra ConSJ~nments Taken Tue & Wed 11 00 am lo S 00 pm Thur 12 00 pm to 2 30 pm Or By Apflii1Dimenl Call (740) 992 9797 or (74j)) 989 2623 99 Beech Sl Middloport, OhiO 45760 Public Notice Aoed, Ohio 43211 •Deyton lulldera l!xohenge, 1077 EmbuJY 1111 ~ Perk R011d, Dayton, Ohio Arct.IIIOI'I 41414 Merr Knepp Crewfle •Bulldere Excllenge of Aeeocletle, Inc New Eeel Centrel 0~10, 2121 Phlladllphla, Ohla 34th Street Nl, Centon, OWner Ofllcl Ohio 44705 Southern Locel School Centrel Ohio Minority Dhoblat a..rtl, Rac:IM, Ohio Admlnletretlon, 111 1111 Conetructton Meneger'e Mound Su,el, Columbue. Ofllae Ohio 43201 Till Quenclel Group, Inc , •Ohla Velley Conetruallooi Columbua, Ohio £mployere Council, 21 "W Dodge Plen Roome In AwvrmoJY Drive, Wh . . llng, the following olttM 28003 •Cinclnnllll, Ohio (45202· 7 A pJ'Iobld milling will 1001) The Grend Blltlwln be held on Jenuery 20, Building, 851 Eden Perk 2000, 11 4 00 p m 11 the Drive, 8ultl515 following location •Independence, Ohio Southem l.aciJISChool (44131), 82DD Rockeldl DI~Offtce WOtidl Blvd (Ciewllnd) Recine, Ohio • Mllgl •Columbue, Ohio (432188 Till Ownlll NIIIYIIIIII 1D73i, 1171 Dublin Road right to re)ect eny or 1H bld8 •Deyton, Ohio (454311), end to welve 1ny or en 3077 Klltlrlng Boulevertl, lrretulerltlee, mletell••· Point w..t Offici Park, omlell- or lnformellllee llulll301 ••H,.. ~ •Toledo, Ohio (43823), All quHIIone perllllnlng 3130 lunfornt Court, PO to 11curlng Contrect Box 1111118 Documente, Bidder'• Ult, .Chllrleaton, WHI Vlrglnle etc. ehall be directed to (25302), 4011 Clpltol Strlll Temmy Smith, Till Quandel enctllll following lddltlonel Group, Inc 3511 Rlvereldt pt1111 room• Drive, Suite 101, Coktmbuti, •Allied Conitruetlon, 101D OH 43221 (814) 442 INMIO. Vela Avenue, Clnclnnetl, Owner· Southern Loc11 Ohio 452011 School Dllllrlat •Dodge/Seen, Benk One (t) t, 10, 11, 12, 18, 17, 11, Building, 3rd Floor, 1255 111, 23, 24, 211," 12TC Euclid, Clevelend, Ohio 44111 •The Bulldlre Exchenge, Suite One Conetructlon Ctnter, 111 Keynote Clrole, Ctewllllll, Ohio 44131 •Till Bulldere Exchenge of Clntnll Ohio, 1175 DW!In rtVIIWid for bidding purpo. . without cherge durl~= houre at 440 como No HMO s Call 1-800-819- 14 22 PodlkDiylolon • Outbreaksl 91% Success Rat1 $TART DATING Have Fun Meel4ng Eligible Sin Qlea In Your Area Call For Mora fnlormatloo 1 800 ROMANCE Eld 9735 l't'~y wall? Start meellog Ohio ofngles lonlghl Call toll lrai 1 S00.766 2623 o!Ctenllon817ll Yianllq W/Male Mid 40 a aeeklng WIFe m'ale 35-40 A •Woman• That can ap4ak her own mind knows haW to expreas her own emo tiona who wanta someone to ·~ " $hare the rest or htr life wlthl Send Pic turellettar/Ph WWW mgnm.1bllllftl) mm Owner Operaton Butler Truck lng Company Has Your Road To Success! 80% or Groaa Rtva Nq I To L J L 1305 Viand Strae Pt PI WV 25550 (Will ~n swe All) 30 Aus .~;~,r~;~~~·~r.~~~~~ yoa want answers? Fr11 Prayers! a SASE to Believing In Goo for Vlatory Mo R Mayhugh 803 Co lonlel Rd. Bidwell Oh 45614 " ADOPTION Hepplly Maffled Couple Will Pro vide Your Newborn With Love ~nd A Secure Fulure Please Call Taraaa0rllo'l8 ,....,.:zt3.0477 ! ChOn Pau~ Will NOI Ill Respon slblll For Any Bills Made By An yono Other Than Myseff Glon Paulk • Now To \IJu Thrift Shoppe 9 WasI StimSon Allllns 741).592 1842 deallly clothing and houuhold lltllla S! 00 bag sale every Thursday Monday thru Saturday 9 00.5 30 Jllchard w Clay you need Jo gel hol!j ot lha Family law Maoltr In 1• ·i.tayt-to answer to our Divorce s!> we can sal a coun data 41) Giveaway 1a WHk Old Border Collie Pup ~Good Home First ShOll 740~9212 n .. wel k s~ old puppies Lab/ ml• call 740 11112 351 s Oatmallon Older Beagle!Basaett lhe cold with no lood 4yr old {304)675 2697 2 lree dogs a f':"localhoma tupp~as 9 will old IOOiher lmall toaglo & lalher Ral Tamer 740 3682 or 740-985-31184 yes eglstered Australian Shepherd lua Moria Male 740-388 0382 70 Yard Sale On 'l\>u1 Equipment Flatbed No BOO 621 2437 Forced Dispatch Call Don At 1 Parent Educator 836-9617 All '1\>u Connected? Preferred lntarnel Uaers Wanted! $350 $800 IWHI< Parent Educator Aide County Area t-888-88t.e750 www mo!ll\'thatstuo mm 79~380 HS Diploma or GED Valid WV lng!on WV 25701 Deadline 11 22100 E OE Pos ition Available ROOFING Groal Payl CALL t 800 Ext 1201 {24 Hrs) FOREMAN Muat Be Talenled Able To Make Declalona Want A ATIN Own A Computtr? Put It To Workl $25 75 /Hr PT /FT 881-491 1224 www worJc.out 01 yau~hOme Job Work Well Wllh People And Posaaa1 ExcopUonal Rooling Skill a (3-Tab. DameMion II Single Ply Rubl?or Tin) WI Porm~nont com The Work Ia Local Pay Is Good Bonuses Paid If You Are Loo~lng For A Good Slable Job Please Submll YOUR RESUIIE To 1403 Avon Producta Siart your own In Home Bualneu Work Flexible Hours "Enjoy Unlimited Earnings Eastern Ava Beautician servlcaa needed Re quires West Vlrg nla ncen&e Ap ply Point Pleasant Center Gtn• sis Eldercare State Route 62N Route 1 Bo• 326 Point Pleas EOE an~ WV 25550 Busy Physicians Otflce needs Office ll'tnagor CPT & ICDO Electronic Filing Coder w/mlhl mum of 3 yra ~erlence Experl enca with medical manager a plua Send Resumes In care ol EB13 Point Pleasant Register 200 Main St PI Pleasanl WV 25550 Compulor Clark Full or Part time Good Salary E11perlance wl Windows necessary Call t6r In DATA ENTRY Nallonal Billing Seeks A Full/Part Time Madlcol Biller Salary AI $48K Per Year ha~• reaponslblllly for aupervls No Experience ing 12 24 hourly 11wlng opera Noodod Will Train Call 1 888 251 7475 10rs tor o slarl up IOIIIIKe oowlng laclllly Raspons!blllllaa will in DENTAL BILLING $15 $45 /Hr elude hiring and tra nlng of new operators the ertectlve utiiiJatlon of personnel and equipment to meet schedule requirernanta and reaolvtng production problema Dental Billing Software Company Needs People To Process Medi eal Clatma From Home Training Provided Mull OWn Computer 1 800-223-t 149 Exl 4eO lng No Exp Noedad No Money No Credit? No Prol>laml Earn Up To $32 000 list Yr W IFuH Bene- In the Sunday Jan. 16, 2000, Sunday Times Sentinel, Bibbee Motor Co. featured Brake Pads for $9..95, this was Incorrect. The correct price was $79.95. w, are sorry for any Inconvenience this may have caused. fits Apply On Line At www otr drivers com Or Call t 877 230 • 43207, Atln Suptrvloor Poal tfon START YOUR CAREER LEARN To Drive Tho Big R!ga' t4 Day Oldtr lOt Coke maclllne Good condition Can be seen at Tho Dally Sanlloal Sealed bids can be submitted to Coke Ma. ehlne c/o The Dally Sentinel P 0 Box 729 Pomeroy OH 45769 We rese fOe the right to reJect any or all bi:ls GaiUa !Lawrence County Farm Service Agency Salary To Be Dolormlnad By Oualllcallona And Experience Of Appllcanl Appll cations Can Be Obtained At Tt'le Oallia /lawrence Farm Service Hair &tyllst needed with expert ence Fltlllble hours Please call Agency Offlco 1t 1 Jackson Plko Room 1571 Galll pollo Ohio 45631 Or Call 740-4<18 8BB7 All 740-992 2550 Leadmg Industrial Company Of faring Entry Level Positions In Applications Muat Be Complete And Returned To Tht Otllce By Close Of Business Friday Janu Bolt! AsNand KY & GallpoHs OH Area Opportunity For Advance ary21 2000 ment And E•callenl Bonolft Pack age Available Mu81 Htve A Drlv USDA IFSA Is An E'l"al Oppor !unity Employer er's license And Be At l.eest 18 Yoafl Ot Ago Wo Are E 0 E Ad deadU.e 18 We*eldaJ' · '~anU.:, i• · y : WANTED Buckeye Communlly SeNicea Currently Has Openings clal Sacurlly Card At 808 Hoodo Croak Pika Ashland KY 41101 Between 9 A M 11 A M And t PM 3 PM Np PhooalntarvltiWII Major Marl<ellng Firm Seeks PIT. CALL DAW oa·MATT PHONE 99z.Ztss Home Training Provided Must Own Compulor t 800 223 114t Ext 423 AN EARLY PAYDAY?? I Nacassary Up To Toll Free 1 877 230 ltnl P~y Will Be Working Wllh Displays And lnlaract Wllh All Lavala Ot Manag!Jmtnl RaquiA> menta A Computer email Ad dress Internet Microsolt Word And Excel And Transportation Training Provided Fax Resume recommends that you do busl ness with people you know and NOT to sand money through the mall until you have lnveatlgated lha offering EARN Sl 0008 WEEKLYill 1000 j;NVELOPES o$4 000 FROM HOME $4 PER ENVELOPE 24 HRS 1 888-781 7012 Financial Backer Needed for General Commerclal Product ll ability Insurance for Sales ways Private Grants Loan• $MIIIIoos Avallablel Call Toll Flee 1 an-477 9445 •t33 lnternalional Company Seeking Dynamic lndlvlduala For E-Com merce Sales Flexible Houra I Unllmlled Income 1 888 474 4703 www. rtiOUfOes r-unllmlled.oom come Potential No E~epar l enc• Nec1saary Free Information & CD ROM 1nv011mont $4 985 $8 995 Financing Av,llablo 11 land Aulomated Medical Sarvlc aa Inc 800 322 1139 EXI 050 Void InKY IN CT Need A toan? Try Debt Consoli dation $5 ooo $200 ooo Bod Cradll 0 K Fee t 800 771).0092 Ext. 215 Income Wltt1 Spare Time Effort Internet Required No Selling Un4889 For Automated Per11nta tlon PEPSI /COKE IFRITO LAY SNACK AND SODA VENDING ROUTE BE YOUR OWN BOSS $$$ALL CASH BUSINESS$$$ INCRESE YOUR INCOME NOWI SMALL INVESTMENT /EXCEL LENT PROFITS 1 800 731 7233 EXT 303 We Are Searching For Compaa slonate Professionals With A Team Vlalon And A Desire To Teach Per~ona l And CommunitY Start Your Bualneaa Today Pr me Shopping Center Space Coverage B C S Oilers Compra hanslva lla!nlng In Tht Field 01 MRIDD Starting Salary $5 50 I Earn Excel putar Roqulrad Call Modi Works Toll Free aoo 540 6333 Ext To Sptclly POI!tlon Of lnlorOII 2301 And Send Reaume To P 0 BoJt Hour Interested Applicants Need 604 Jackaon OH 45640,0604 All Appl ications Muat Be Post Call Toll Free t 886 3 t 3 6049 Ed 3125 Mad~ Pros Moms Wanted Americas 11 Home Business Moms Worlc At Homo Free Cassano t-8811-813 5275 Be A Distributor For Flowers Bak lng Co Pick Up Ap~ll c atlon At lOt Jackson Plko 2 To 5 PM Dozar tor hlra 740-9112 71145 TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAl. SECURITY 1881? No Fett Unless We Wlnl 1 888-582 334S All real eolala advenlsmg In lhlt """"'P"""r Is sub)8ct 10 tho Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makao ~ lllagal to advertloa "any prefetenca limitation or dlsc:rlmlnatlon basad on race color religion aex tamRialstltus or natk)nal origin or any Intention 10 make ony such preference lml1atlon or d~nmlnallon are available on an equaf 310 ' No w Septic 135 ooo oo (740) 388 0434 Country Llvlrig 3 Or 4 Bedrooms Ply Clos-Ing Costs I Move In 741).448.3083 Ooublewlde Repo Never lived In Mail Proce salng Joba For Free lnformallon /Application Write Charlln Bo• 522 A Marlon C 29571 220 Money to Loan SS Auto Loana P•raonal Loans Debt Consolidation Mortgagea And RoHnenelng Creclt Ptllbtoms dille Quolulll 'Nobody 81111 www naUol'lllc:OntraCibuyttl com FREE DEBT CONSOliDATION Appllcallon W IServlct Roduco Pay!l)tnts To 85% IICASH IN CENTIVE OFFERII Call t 800 328-8510 E>d 2il MONEY TO LOAN Bad Crtdlt OKI Free Application US Appllc ... Only t-t77-67().1t31 tlono 1100 oo Pro Month (740) Pilot Program Renters Needed 304-731-7295 Rent Oi' Leaae 4 Bedroom Brick Homo Rod ney 6682 S R SIB 446-4053 River Park Mobile Home Com ., munlty Pomeroy Spacts at $100 por month 740-1149-2083 Refe ren ces No Pets 740 385 MERCHANDISE 4778 Small 1 Bedroom Stove & Refrigera tor Fur mshed $300/Mo Os potit Refere nces Req ulfld No 510 HOUithold Goode Palo 741).448.3687 Non Qualifying Ase umablt U 000 Down & Take Over Pay montB 740-446-3218 LOI AI UIIUIIO& 1 (304)-738 7295 JANUARY SPECIAL All HOMES ON SALE $499DOWN ON SINGLEWIDES $999 ON OOUBLEWIDES t BOO 1148-5878 Mull Sacrfflco My New Model 16 Fl Wide Home Financing Avail abla 304-731H1956 4ao Mobile Homas tor Rent 1~ x70 3 Bedroo ms $300/Mo • Utllltlea Depostt ReQ uired 7.t0 7795 245-5184 After 8 PM Baby bed 1trot1er c ar 1111 awing t11gh cha i r Wi lker 304 Between Athens and Pomeroy 2 hom ~& ll 3 bedroom mobile S26Q $300 740-992 2tB7 2 Bedroom Mobile Home cervll le Crown Caty Are a 25&-1686 Msr 740 2 Bedroom Mobile Home You New 2000 Doublowkle 3BR/2BA S299 per monlt! Fnla Air & Dallv ory t 888-928 3428 NEW BANK REPOS ONLY TWO LEFT NEVER LIVED IN CALL t 801).948 5879 Pay Utillt es & Deposit In Porter Ar11 No Pals 740-388-9162 3 Bedrooms $325 WJO Hoole Up No Pels Depooft 740-38Nl61t 1 Badr8oms Apl Utilities lnclud ad $300/Mo No Petal Daposll Rrequlred {740) 387.Q611 2 Bedrooms In Kanauga Beautl APPLIANCES Wa shers dryers refrigerators ra nges Sk agg s App liances 75 VIne Street Call 740 ~46 7398 1-688 8 1 ~1 28 R&D s Used Furniture Great Se tactio n Pr ce d To Selll Co me And Browse Corner Of Route 7 & Addison Pike We Buy Furnl lUre 740.387-0280 To 35 Near CenteNIIIt Thurman No Inside Pets Appl calon & De post $300/Mo 740-662 !1032 Skaggs Applia nce s 76 VIne Street Gallipoli s 7~0 446 7398 2 or 3 bedroom mobile home for rant. no pets 740..992 5858 520 2BR No Pets References Re Rugar Blackhawk 357 Magnum Revolver Plato! 6 Barrell 6 shot 3/4 Box Shells Nylon Hoi Two bedroom mob Ia home i n Mddleport $250 monlh 740 992 no 10 ACRES GOOD USEO D yar s $205 1 Year Warranty Payment and $269 per monlh Free Air Call lor qulca E Z appro val 1-688 928 3426 Between Oalllpolla ll Jackson Thompsons Appliance ~407 JackSOn AVIIOOO (304)675 7386 2 Bedrooms Pr vate Quiet. Close Special New 16x80 Low Down 330 Farma for Sala For Sale Recondition ed wash ers drys a and r e fri gerato r~ Wash er S95 Dry er $95 Range $95 Aelrlgsrator $1 75 Relngera qulred Sand Hill Road (304)6753834 Lond Homo Packages All Area• AU Cradll Risks 740.446 3583 6752801 lui River View No Pels 741).<141 0181 Factory Renovated 3 Bedrooms $499 & Assume Oakwood Galli poll 740-446-3093 Will Pay Al l Moving & Setup Costs! Must Sell Immediately ! 304-733-4663 Appl iances Reconditioned Washe r& Dryers Ranges Aelr l grators 90 D ay Guaranteal Fren cn C ty Mayta g 740 "46 5039 lor Like Now $350 Washer $205 1-888 81~126 Sporting Goods star $300 {304 )937 3348 Ask lor Bill or El zaiHith 530 Two bedroom 11 electriC CA and heat pri vate In tht refer l;]~~bde;;pos~ll~;t~~7~4~ 0 440 Apartments tor Rent Antiques Buy or sa i Riverine Antiques 112-' East Man on SA 124 E Po- 740.. 992·2526 or 740 992 ~~~~~~~~-540 Mlacellaneoua Merchandise 1 and 2 bedroom apartments lur nlshad ond unlurnlshad securlly deposit required no pets 740 992 2218 1 Bedroom Apl for Rentl (740) -446- 178!5 1 B~droom Garage AparJmanl in SSBAD CREOIT? Gal Cash Loans To $5 000 Debt CQnaolj dallon To $200 000 C~tdlt Cards Mortgagea Refinancing And Auto Loana Available Meridian Credit Corp 1 600 471 5119 Ext ttBO Homea for Sala Maps ANTHONY LAND CO LTD 1-800-213-6385 350 Loti l AcrNge Kanauga $275/Mo 1102 Aft&r5 ~M 2 44 Acrea Homesite Green Township Gallla County Flat 1 Bedroom Near Arbor's Nurs ng Home Econom1cal Utilities Quiet SCOnlc Close To Gallipolis soma RoslrlciJons 740-245 5716 Locallon $279/Mo + UtlUtlas No Pets 740-446 2957 AWESOME GETAWAYS! Only $29 951~ NIGHTS Qrtaqd9 011. 2 Bedroom Apanmant Upsialrs G•tllnburg TN Acoommodatlons " 2 Major Attraction Admin ona or: 8S09 1993 Jim Walters Homo 4BR b ACREhzt coo 74Q 886 Attention Prlmeatar Customers want A Bauer Deal? Free Equlp ment Free Installation Free 6 Months Programming Call Tom Or1 800-292-()842 740.38~113 Olf SA 7 South Of Gam pol a No Stove & Refrigerator Furnished 34 112 Smithers Avenue Gall po Ro&lrlcllonsl NEEDS TLC 12 300 Down On Land Conlroct MEIGS COUNTY is $250/Mo $150 Oepos t 740 449 9061 _llo:.,n:.,s_For_C:.,ou_r_lo_sy'-:1-o_u_r- - --'-: Two 10 Acre Tracts Of Meadow Brick home In the New Haven • Creek And Wo oded Htlls Sur areo Triple pane windows htat rounded By Woods And Farm pump/central air w/lenced yard 2 Land W II Soli Together $26 ooo Land Contracl Avallacla 5 Acres min away from Elem school 2 Bedrooms Gallipolis $3251Mo Damage Oapostt Required Reier ences No Pets 740-446-1066 Brand New Fender Telecaster• Elect ric Guitar $300 740 379: 2601 • Bulk Foods Sp ices Candles • Chee&e Butter Trail Bologna • 775 Bulk Foods 5184 S A 775 : Patrtot ., 21u11 ball\ 11\'lngroom kitchen/ dining area & utility room wt3 Aero• In Ashlon Arsa $68 500 (:!04)576 2358 noer planta(Rt 33) 304 882-3733 Of Wooded Hills $9 500 Olf SA BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON 124 Less Than 20M nutes Wast ESTAT ES 52 Westwood Dr ve FORECLOSED HOMES low Or 0 Downl Govn 1 And Bank Repo s Being Sold Nowl Financing Avail able Coli Nowt 1 900 355 0024 Ext llo.tO 01 Gallipolis ANTHONY LAND CO LTD 1 800 213 9385 For FREE Mops & movies Call 740 446 2558 HOMES FIIOII $11130 /llo 1 314 of an Acre o n Meadowhtll Or ve an up and growing nalgh borhood (304)675-5224 3 BR Repos /Foreclosures fee 4% Down For Llitings/ Payment a.. Acres Ottalls 1 8Q0.7tJI.3001X1185 In Mason County Good for Hunting Electric/Phone &Wa Housa for 1111 two atory 2 3 bedrooms one bath Middleport 360 asking $29 ooo call 600 388 81114 Love~ ten acrtB In a country aet tlng tour bedrooms two and halt balht tormal living room and famIly rt10rt1 two lirlplacos two aportmanta four car garage and two slorage building 992 2292 P~asa cell 741). Mlddloporl corner ol High Street & Powell S•ool 2 bedroom home with dining room tlvtng room and kitchen Newer carpet and kllchan cabinets makes the kltct'len with tor all available 1304~458 1869 Real Estate Wanted Wo Pay I:ASII RENTALS 982 1162 or 304 773 5305 a110r: Close To Rio Granda Campus 1 tops Laptops Merchant Ac til counts Websitaa Almoat Every one Approved!! No Money. Down!! Low Monthly Payments • Bod room All Utlllllas lncludad $290/Mo Dapos I Roqulrtd 1 888 &40-o52t Counlryslda ApartmooiS Nice 2 Bedrooms 1 Balh CIA W&D $365/Mo House Slza 2 Boo 640-0521 pori From $249 $373 Call 741). 892 5084 Equal Housing Opper IUnlllas N 3rd Ave Middleport 1 br fur nlshed apartment no pets dep & rot 740-992-()185 N 4th Ave Middleport 2 room efllc eney utilities paid no pete Bedroom Brick Reduced Price 2 bedroom houae (Union Ter race) lor rent on Feb 1st wl~ hOokup references deposit re qulred $400 month with diacounl (304)273-11485 Nice Ground Floor 2BR WID Hook up Reference Oepoalt No 740-992 5502 Pals (;J04)875-S182 2 Bedroom House 36 Chillico the Now Taking Appllcatlona- 35 West 2 Bedroom Townho use Apartments lncludea Water Balha $160 ooo oo 740 446 9887 'Road $325/Mo Wllh Dapo11 No Pets Good Ralaraneel 7~0 446 2419 74!l-446-0720 2 Bedroom Small House Clean 3 dop &ref 740 992-Q186 Sewage Trash S3t51Mo 740 <146-0006 Milas Down Roula 7 $350/Mo 320 Moblla Homea for Sale $2 000 00 oil Solocled Single Wldt Hom01 Super Low Pay men111 Oak Wood Home• Bar bouravlllo Wv t (304) 738 7295 or 1 {304)-738 2395 ... LOOK-... 5 Baclrooma 2 Balt!a over 2 000 tq f\ lor lase than $4&0 mo FREE Delivery & Sot 1 800 1146 5878 - nlceat u11d tralltra you II ever Itt ItO 000 OBO call 740 992 t tl3 14x70 with b20 oxpondo fireplace two btdrooma two full bllhs Clnlrll air COil $1 I 000 Clll 304- na-5796 alter 8 oo Must Have Good References Accepting Applications & Up A 1 Eloclrlc Oulol rei & depos1t No Pill& (304)675 ! FREE Spacial Offarl CALL NOWI• 1 888 479-2345 {Toll Free) : COMPUTERS Low Or $0 Down : Low Monthly Paymtntl Y2K• Compliant Almost Everyone Ap • proved 1-600-617 3476 Ext 330 : Firewood For Sale $60 Face: Cord Caii740-38B-9843 • =~~~~--------~----~= For sala Prime Star S~st em also: wanted RCA Direct TV older. model w th access card top dol • Jar Wo lfle ?.tO 949 3315 leave• message : ma nl In Middleport 740 992 3 Bedroom House 1 1/2 Baths Good Locallon In Gallipolis No PaiS Deposit References Small t Bedroom House Furnished Good Location In Gallipolis No Pets DeposU References 740 448 1182 91 91 Spring Valley Green One Bed room Apartments Appliances Fumiahad Cail740-446 1599 Tara Townhouse Apartments Vary Spacious 2 Bedrooms 2 Floors CA t t 12 Balh Fully Car petad Adult Pool & Baby Pool Pallo Start $350/Mo No Pots Lease Plus Security Deposit At 3BR House in Henderson Laun dry Fenced Yrlrd Oul Bulldlog Deposit & Reftltnces (304)675 4082. Buy Foraclo11d Homes From $199/Mo 4% Oown For Llallngo & Paymenl DotaHs 800 319 3323 Ed 1709 Mason 2BA & Garage $300 ... ut111tlta Deposit requ red (304)875-1911 Good Used AppUancea And Fur : nllure Call 741).446-4039 Or 7404<18-1004 Ar~yllme Grubbs Plano tuning & repairs • Problems? Need Tu ned? Call the plano Dr 740 446 4525 Infant car seat S25 eleclrlc dry er $17S ele ctric dryer 530 daybed $50 ano sa11 $775 call- not $250 call740843-5481 JANITROL HEATING AND COOUNG EOUIPIIENT INSTALLED I ; If You Don t Call Us Wt Both r LOSII • Free Estlmatlll 740 446 6309 1 1100-291 0098 JET AERATION MOTO~S 1 Repaired New & Rebul t In Stock Cal Ron Evans 1 801).!537 9528 One bedroom turnlahed apart 2749 740 381- tl 00 ~) COMPUTER BLOWOUTIII COl.! : PAO MICRON eMachlnosl Desk oi Old Alh Vlllagt Apto Now 740-446 1815 740-446 1243 $250 2 Bedroom House $325 mo plusi'~~~LM~ng~(304~)J!88~2~3~7~18~~ House And Trailer 2 Bedrooms Each Ratrences and Oepoa t Re qulred Water And Tras h Pad tUB Rtdmen Danville t4x70 AIIO Has Expando Very Nlct '13 coo 740-38H3311 ~ 6pm Firewood for sale call 740 247 • Gracious living 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at Vlnaoe Manor and Rlveralde ApartmentJ in Mldd e 740 44e o390 Full Basement Heat Pump On 1 78 Acrea In Country On State Route 775 Past 0 0 Mcintyre Spacious River VIew Homt St eluded Near Town 7+Acres Healed Pool !5 Bedrooms 3 112 • Modern 1 Bedroom Apartment Nice 3 Or 4 BodrQOm Ranch Wllh Nice Homo Plenty bf Room 3 • Christy s Family Living apart ments home & trailer rentals ]40 992 "514 apartments avail lble furnished & unfurnished Fll'nished 2 Rooms & Bath Show er Downslalra Clean No Pets Oeposll & Aelerenctl Required 740..446-1519 no problem (740)2887246 1291 For lnlormarlon JQuallfica • Complete DISH Network satellite• system brand new $99 1•0 • 20 500 Acres Ctll Ryan 1001213-8315 Anthony Land Company LTD wwwcountrytymecgm WV Land wan1ed suitable lor hunt ng NO utllitlea no accesa Dlnoer Included Call 800 539 • Equal Housing Opponunlly rooms 2 Baths $395/MO 1 888 lot Cute as can be Re Park Asking $79 000 Call 740 4<18-8280 Or740-<14t 16S9 lro m $279 to $358 Walk lo ohpp ev:r~~~~ed loll ot wlndowl very bright Also a Ux70 2 3 bedroom• bath and half now Btrbar C&'l'fl ono of lht our Prices • National Contract Buyers 800 490 0731 E11 101 Dowo t 888-731-3332 Mobile Home Sp!ct for Ren t ~ Centenary lt.rea Some Rtllrlc Land Conuacra Available Free SS$ NEED CASH?7 WE Pay caan For Remaining Paymenta On Propenv Sold! Mortgage11 Annullletl Sattlem•ntallmmt 2 Bath Home 12 000 REAL ESTATE $ NO DOWNI HOMES NO CREDIT NEEDED I GOV T FORE CLOSURES! GUARANTEED AP PROVALI t BOO 380 4620 EXT I I Bedroom s l aundry 2 Ac re1 10x 12 Buil ding County water Nsar Thurmon Basutilul Rolllog J....ooippoi.n•u•ntty•baa•ls••.l 'l Meadows With Lots Of Road Frontage Prtcaa StlrJ AI 112 500 WILDLIFE JO~S To $21 80 IHR INC B&NEFITS GAME WAR DENS SECURITY Mt.IN TENANCE PARK RANGERS' No EXP NEEDED FOR APP AND EXAM INFO CALL t 800 813 358i1J EXT 14211 8 AM 9 ~M 7 DAYS tdl Inc Minimum 3 Dors A Wtok 140 446 2138 Ahlr 5 2679 lntormedmatan-llngl advertised In this naW8papar 12•68 Nlct Mutl Set $10 000 740-245-8373 working Mom Needs Nulurlng Responsible Caregiver To Care For U MOl Old Boy Non S"lokar References Required 1y $9 an houra call 140 742 1aw our roadora ara hortby 2475t25El<t 1134 VoldOH,KS tv Need honest t)ard wo rker ap proximately 18 to 18 I'IOurs wutc. _.._for real81tlto which lain vtolallon of tho OK conaum1ra Financial 1 aoo- 1 888 &82 2B3B www 2mo(e money: com ~sacode rowan 11 Monday Tueaday Thuraday Frl day & Saturday Aak For Don Wttters This newspaper wtll not knowingly accept 460 Space for Rent HOUitl tor Rent Dwn A Now 1600 Sq Fl 4 Btd ND PAYMENT TILL MA'i 2000 ANY HOME PURCHASED IN THE MONTH OF JANUARY WE WILL MAKE FIRSl' 3 PAY. MENTS 1-801)-948 5678 Markod By 1126100 Equal Oppor tunlty Employer Work From Home l59i $8 000 Pan Time /Full Time Coni&CI Kt" rooms l·ducttd to $33 ooo Pleaao call NEW AUTOMATED Homa Busl Dottle Turner Realty P.OIIIe S no1a Quickly Earn A Full Tl'"a 1\lmer Broker al740-992 2888 In Meigs County 1133 Hra/Wk 8 AM 8atThru 9 AM Mon Sloop-ovtr Required 2)25Hra1Wk 8~M SAM Sat /Sun 31 Emergency Relief {Sl.llslliutos) Hours Scheduled AI Naodod era License Three Year& Good Driving Experience And Ada quate Automobile Insurance Prof11llona1 Service• INDncEJ OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO Available AI Allordablo Role Skills To Individuals With Manta! Spring Valley Aazo Call 740~6 Rtlardatlon The WorM Environ Qt01 ment Is Informal And Rewarding Take ~ctlqn Todayll Make Mon The Requirements Are High ey Tomorrowll Homeworker• School Diploma IGED Valid Orlv Nee!1ed For Auembly Clerical Need A Job? Work For Yourselt J Bualne11 Opportunity llmltod lncomo Call 800 B21 And Drug Free Work Place Ap p~v In Person On Thursday 11201 00 With Drivers License And So Computer Required 210 MEDICAL BILLER $15 $45 /Hr Down Financing Available If Medical Billing Software Company Ouallflad Commarclall:lrlvlng Needs People To Procesa Medl Acadafi!'J 1 877 213-1303 cal Clalma From Home Tra ining Provklad Mull Own CompuiOr t TEr.tPORARY 'OFFICI IJ00.434 !5St8 e.t H7 HELP NEEDED MEDICAL BILLING Unlimited In For11le ed FINANCIAL 1997 14x70 Olkwood 2 Belt!o 2 Home 1or the Holldaya on a Nice CREDIT REPAlRI AS SEEN ON TVI Eratt Bad Crodll Logally Free Info 888-6S9-2580. 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Leave M111age 1•0 388-9085 320 Mobile Home• 21KI!O S1 000 Dowo OeUvors wl A C No Dealt ra Allowed l 888 1-.&1WIM Smol!ar (3041882 3880 FREE IIONEYI Cash Glvee hl&lory to Betlln Inc, 14t5 Merion Rd Columbua OH ienl Income Full Tra ining Com space tOllayt f Care for one In counlry $840 month Mobllt Hone11 Non dultry wilt! experlanca In a super pelltive pay and benaflls peclcego Please send a resume with salary To 800-884-1612 Rat Dl)l Reserve your advert~s~na haul your logs to lhl mMifu81 call 304-675-1957 a background In tht sewing In vlaory position We offer a com son Areaa Fle~elbla Hours Excel CORRECTION LOAIIIOA.C Fo<FuiRuuls Cell Tol Fnla Do Through WoiMart 8 Olhor Rotlll . . 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Chains Bil'lders 740 367 7902 , MOBILE HOME OWNERS ' Huge Inventory Disco unt Prices On VInyl Skirti ng Ooon:; Wind r ows Anct1ora Water Heaters Plumbing & Electrica l Part!l Fur : nac&s & Heat Pumps Bennetts 1 Mobile Home Supply 74 0 44e ' qulred 740-446-3481 :t4~1~6--~~----------- : TWin Towers now accapttng ap New MiUenium Dietl Eat Ail Day : And Melt Away Call T(acy AI • pllcatlono for 1 BR HUD IUDSid lzed apt for elderly and handl _ . t EOH {304)875-8879 Village G"en Apartments 2 bedrooms total electric appllanc aslurnlshld laundry room laclll ties and close 10 schOOl appnca Ilona available at office 740 992 3711 TDD 1-881 233-66t4 Equal Koualng Clpporturlliy 460 Space tor R111t Otflco building Pomaroy 800 lqUirt ft $350 per """lh $150 dej)oOII call 740 1149-2093 740-441 1982 Premium Firewood Osk & Aat1 • •• $50 Load Full Size P ck Up Do • llvltred 741).992-4568 Primot..r DlrecTV Fret sale lite ayatem Call tor dlla~s B00-263-2640 Sawmll $3 795 Saw logs Into Boards Piank a Baama Large • Capacity Beat SawmiUI Value An • FREE lntormo!lon 1 BOo. • 578 t 383 NORWOOD SAW ' MILJ,S 252 Bonwtll Drive Buftelo NY 14225 ywhlfO �• .. ... ...... • ' B 4 • The Dilly Sentinel --MetchandiH 12 SNr ' Qf1lll motolllo with llolrgondy ""¥'" or, 3300 ICtUII mllea, looks and PHILLIP - · """" ..,. l!onl cia.,. •• $14.000, 7<14»82·1508 diVt ALDER lkwood. 135 load (loc.l)to ~ lood , wHI · coli 740·848-2587 Wttktnda tnd -·IQI. Prix, 3. 1 Automatic. New paint. Main St., Pomorvy,OH 8959. Paying StO.OO Lolldod/Sharp. $2,500. (304)875· Sote-, lull 1111 btd, bar atoola, ml.c !lema tor u11, 740·992· Air, AMIFM CISHtte, Ground El· STEEL BUILDINGS'· Buy Now I 1188 Prieta /Limlltd Stock! 25><30, 301140, SOK120. lmmlldlalt Dtlwryl 1-100-412-7930 x-58. Tools & Sockoll w/Tool Box, S75 facta, Runa Good , Drives Grealf C1birwll, 740-44&-156e. $1 ,500, Neg. 740-«1-IOU. 1113 Chevy Cavalier, 81 K, very good condlllon. new brakes., 13500 OBO. <ii740·N5-3505. · 19~ Cavalier, 2 door. 4 cyl .. . 5 IPtld, C.O. Player, A/C. $3000 080. (304)875-6893. 1994 Mustang convorllblo, 3.8 V· Wolarllne Spoctal: 314 200 PSI $21.85 Ptr tOO ; 1' 200 PSI 137.00. Par 100; All Brass Com· 6 automatic, blue with while top , gray cloth Interior, amlfm caa..tle. 53,718 niles, leH Iron! clamage, runs and drives, aeking plus Rechargable Drill w/Case & acc..sorlta. Also SuperNintan - do. sso. (304)e7~S8- TWo Used Ccile " Drawer FHe ro":"E= lnE~RPRISES - ·Ohio,HI00-537-9528 1995 Buick Lesabre Custom 4 Doors, Loaded , aluminum Each; wtme Whirlpool Dryer $50; Call Attar 5:30 P.M. 740·4469088. Wntela, A/C, Till, Cruise, Pwr, Locka, Pwr Windows, Pwr Seats, WANT A COMPUTER???? BUT NO CASH?? MMX TECHNOLOGY We Finance. ·o· Down! Pasl Credit Problems OKII Even If Turned Dpwn Balorell Aaestabllsh 'I'OurCrediU11-800-811:a..,-.g Building Suppllel 5121. lertor, Ten ·2a· Floor Trusses $ 30 Each; Nine 40' Root Trusses seo Each; Seven 24' Floof Trusses $20 Each; . Eleven 34' Root Trusses 992·1506 days, 740·949·2644 .Pete for Sale Go With 718 Th<d A.....,, GaNpoYs. 3 Golden Retriever pups, 2 temales, 1 niale AKC rag. w/papers hav19 had 2nd shots 304273-0044. Adorable AKC Registered Show .... , ,...... lions or Potential Customers! ' Ffte Listing On Internet's Moat Popular Pet fTraval OatabaH. www.patswelcoma.com 1-en-PeHr~ Relllatered ~.00. Welmerane~. FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK Llveatock 5 Or 8 Year Old Registered JerltY Cow, Ready To Drop Call, Good Family Milk Cow, 740-2.tS· 8212. . Hoil7ol0-~510 . - 640 Hay 1r Grain ·For sate- orchard grass, alfalla, good quallly, 740-742·3090 or 740-742-3324. · Wanted: laaae Disaster Tobacco Poundagl 2,000 Pounds, 740"*1052. sAw: Bright Wire Tla Straw Year 'Round Volume Dis· Harltagi Farm. Delivery & count .Available . (304)87&-5724. IU·7l21 TRANSPO RTAT ION looko &. Runs Good, $950, Nego-.740-<141-1083. Loaded, $8,000 OBO, 23,000 Milos; 1993 Plymouth Acclaim Miles, Air, cruise, Tllr, WHI Paas Pass Pass Paas Pass Pass "'"' 11- .' Bankruptcy contact: 740-992-52!2 11126199 1 mo. . •. ' BYIIIEIIl. R<C. AllWitEl - 2/41881 'mo: pel. Sewing Machine & Vaccuum Cleaner Repairs We make bouse calls 1993 Ford Ranger Splash, 4 cyl, 5 740n742-0418 ~P·· 90,000. miles, excellent conditiOn, $8900, 740-992-1182 or 304- . 1212·, ... n3-5305. 1994 Chevy S·10 IXIOnd cab, 4.3 120,000 mllas, good COf'dltlon, 74o-44&-7194 Of740o992·25211. 1994 Dodge Pick-Up s Speed, 318, 2x4, 114,000 Miles. 740-258- 't&u 11 bt (/oaring on o cloud wirh · 1M buys yixlH fitd In 1M ..... ' BJJIUo..,. oft Bllf!""' ' Sarvke• House & TrBiler Site• ·' Land Clearing & Grading Seplk Sy•le,... &: Ulilhle• . Martha Ann Orr Lee on her 65th birthday, January 19, 2000. Manba was call¢ to her heavenly home on Sept 22, 1999. . "Those we love are n~r ~ally g911e, they . The Village Of Middleport lo accepting letters of . interest and reawnes 1243 from any Meigs County Attorney who would be inte.rested in serving IS Village Solicitor Pleaoe &end inquires 7,30 V-ne lr 4-WDI, 1987 FOrd full alze conversion van, 302 automatic, Ivory Coast Conversion (Hou.llon, 1 TilliS}, gray velour Interior, front and rear air, all extras. $3400 OBO, 740992-1506 days or 740-949·2644 IIVI!nlnga. will remain in our hearts forever." Mother, Ethel Orr, to: • Mayor's Office 1989 S-10 Red Automollc, Tlnlad Windows, 80,000 Mlleo, 4x4, Pow· .. Village of Middleport er Steering, Power Brakes, 740237 Race Street · 379-2798. Middleport, Ohio ' 1991 Gmc Salarl van. Autom., High Mileage. S1 ,750.00. 740· 1?45760 ' 446-4782, Gallipolis ' Ohio. By; Monday January 1992 Dodge Grand Caravan 3.3 24 2000 V-e. Dual Heat & Air, Captain Saall, $2,900, 740-387-7253. 1992 lsuzu Rodeo V·6, 5 Speed, 81,0 Home Sharp. $8,000 Call After 8 P.M. Improvement• 74()-441·1489. 1997 Ford Expedition . 4 WD Appliance Parts And Service: ,All Sisters; Marilyn Newman, Janet Grueser Mara Name Brands Ovtr 25 Years Ex· .perlence All Work Guaranleed, French Clty Maytag, 740-4 .. 6· 7795. c&c General · Home ,. Main· tenenca- PalntlnQ, vlr\yl siding, carpentry. doors, windows; balh1, Budget Priced Tranemlsstons An Types , Access To Over 10,000 1 New. Corfslructlon & Remodel/ Drywall , Siding, Roofs. Addl; lions, Painting, ole. (304)874· 4823 Of (304)674-0 155. Livingston's Bl\llmeftt 'watltr Proofing, all basement repalra ~one, lcoa esllrittles, II ..Uma guaran11e. 12yra on lob axperl· once.{304)895:3887. SUWI CES Tlrea, Front Braktl And Axels, 1.8 litre En· (lint-Good, Neild Trans. $400.00. 610 . Homo 7-.oS81. Improvement• 1988 Pontiac 8000. 104,000 miles. Weti~ Malnf+llintd. Depend· BASEMENT ...... $2,200. (304)875-1816. WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime guarantee . 1993 Saturn SL2, -i door, 4 cylin· Local references l.umished. Eader, front wheel drive, automalic, labtishlld 1975. Coli 24 Hrs. (740) 68,426 miles, leal with tan interiOr. 446·0870, 1·800·287-0576. Rog. er.. amlfm cassene, ·asking $4900, · ers W~terprootlng. 7~0 - 992 - 1506 dayo qr 740-949· 1817 Nova - New 640 Electrical and Relrlgeratlon Residential or commercial ,.Iring, new SllfYice or repairs. Mesler LI- censed etectrlcla~ . Ridenour , EltCirical, WV000306, 304·675• 26« tM~tn~ngs and waekltndS. 1788. (.: ·I •NowHomM •Garag.,. . •. •Compltte Remodeling , StoplCpmpare . 1119135 Hours: · Mon & The 9 to 3 Cloaed Wedneodayo . Thun & Frl 9 to 3 Sat1ordavs 10 to 2 •'• RUTLAND CAR SALES •.1J ••• :...~ ~· J..J.!.il ,OHIO (740) 367-0266 •11\ft\ 1·800·950-3359 ·~nQ ·'fGP .1\~al 20 Yrs. Exp. • Ins. Owner: Ronnie r1 Wlthcltew 11'0111 11M Union 21 Doctrine ,.__ . 31 &.-ol Nortb •• 2NT 4• 4NT 5 NT · Pass •• ·"1 740.742-3311 1·88HI6-9609 0 N c R WANTED: Buckeye Community Services currently has openings in Meigs County: · · 1) 33 hrstwk: 8 am Saflhru 8 am Mon: sleep.over required; . · 2) 25 hrS/wk: 8 pm - 8 am Sal/Sun; · 3) Emergency Relief (Substitutes): hours scheduled as need•"'· · · · · ' We are searching for COIOPBBSionate profeeslona!s with a team vision and, a desire to teach personal and community skills to Individuals with mental retar~atlori. The work envlronmenl Is Informal end rewarding. The requirements are: high school dlploma/GEO, valid driver's .llcenBS, lhrea years 9QOd driving eKperlence end adequate eulomob'lle !ns~rance coverage. S:C:S . offers comprehensive tratn1ng In the lleld Of . MR/00. Starting $elary: $5.50/hou(. , Interested ;applicants need to specify posltlon of ·lntereat lind ol8nd resume to: P.O. Box 604, Jackson, OH 45&46!.0604. All applications muet be post•m11rked by 1/~/00. · Equal Opportunity Employer. .. . . :\ · · . . aufllx a.me.a~~e --· 9 Aged 10 Endurad •r 11 GlacW period , • ;. .. ·.: ~ "~ 21 ;.1 s.c . 30 Slow .. -~ ~· ':> :M TOOII'I cOIIIIng .• ;, 35 Quane!- - · W91Mft ··:; ":ot•' · 38 Cheder 341 Da!Nd >' 39 "Thelrftll I~ ' ~ and-" ...:: ·.o "Dallaa• I I I 1 1 I • • S C I S R1 1 ~1 ~ ,. :;,. • - _.., ··. '<' ~· ... ' "l. . ' :.~ ' .. ,. . ~ r: ··. . •~ , . ~: . •' ... - . ' "I . D 0 N E .L .· 1• 1 ., . 1 .. ' • 2 '" 1 0 o IU·IT BI~0 DI . 1N~o,'_. ~ · • • • • One not so·smart fellow to tiis friend : "If it's illegal to send obscene material through the L I K E L R • . ~~~~~ow come I still get my ~ ;• ' ·>;: -·, ,. 7 '; r \IOU de¥elop • MASONRY . • BOBCAT SERVICES , .s RESIDENTIAU/11//////COMMERCIAL 0 N E T FREE ESI'IMATES......... FULLY INSURED R E Brian III...Uon I R...,,., OINo (74()) 985..8948 (. • ChemiCal • , . . OlympiC - -1: I I 1e Complto.. lh• . •hue~~. ·· quottd - & . - L·-_.._.,__, ~Y (tiling In the mloalnll -d1 L - L1 M •A CONCRETE 2 Unllad 3. Dozad 24 Soundad !Ilea -'~· • """ chlok ;'" ~ 26111vWln ..., Belgium . , ··t JOnes ·· • BACKHOE SERVICES 1 7 Burning all 5 Ninny 22 UHil8 · INC• . · c 4-- 111"~1· ' W.WIIIDHI _.,.ita DOWN 1 12~).~ Good Clean Cars • w... ftey Eul Pass Pa88 Pa88 Pass Pass Pass rations. Knowing th. ~~ ~on~:s heart . , ·' losers woul,d dtsappear on hts spade ~"T"'::::;::--'-..,..-~11 .' wi~ners, Helgemo h~d noh~sitation 10 JUmpmg to.seven dtamonds. (T.rue, seven spades makCs too , but ~even diamonds is the belieF contract.) , For this perfonnance, the pair from Norway was given the Romex Award ·by lhe International Bridge . Press Association for the best-bid hands of lhe · TREE SERVICE • . dlllnnd dire~ to Jlllll daar y NINT NUMIUEO UUUS IN l..S! S9\IA!CS . I ~;r~~~~ tmus · Ban a DIWipap• '!om - o' ' No~ 3 below. r' . ,._r r ,. I ·I I. I .I 1· .,1 • - • - - • Revoke • Tinge • Alike • Fresco ROOT of EVIL 7 Calllll-1118· . "Love of someone else's money,' lhe grandfather told his grandson, "is the real ROOT of EVlL.' I WEDNESDAY WICK·s HfiOI,JnG JANUARY19l and · EXCAVfiTinG . .l'iaullng*Limestone*Graval Sand*Topsoii*FIII Dirt*Mulch Bulldozer Services 99Z·3470 .. .. .ALLCB.,~ .. ~··, 1IIm clwices for sUc:Ceu. . ,. Vli\GO (Aug. 23-SCP,I: 22)' ~e , ARIES (MIIIth 21 -Apri119) h'•· ~ , pprticularly careful wilh who'll you , ran1y for YJ>U r" ~vlir hio i~limidillpd l 1P.fj around lliday. The Wlona 1ypes '· • by anolher, yet \o&y just bec:III!Je · · c""ld draw you into o situation nol of . you 1hink you're expec1cd.to do !" xcilu mald11J;but .for which you can •· some1hin1 a ceriain way, you could '· be lield accotlnlable. · ' ,, , ~'bu 1rsdloy, •sm. · • u, 2000 . '.. . acr· aaains~~our be~cr judgm,e,nt. d.. ,, ; ......LIBRA (SeP.\· 713-~r. 23) Only ' you lfPIY and ihe . - , TAUROS (Aprtl 20-May Z ) yjrtuou• in"nuons wtll stand up you .work,' lhe ~ y..U. Depending upon jual), how ' yo~ , ' ~l)!ler tpday'1 UptFts. so lie hOttest llfi:FCIICI will be 'ilt the y,_ ai!Ud. . . allempt ·.lo •get your points .ac:rou '' 111\il!·younelf as 10 what your true l+,e.d ollhl1 be.ln1 drudpry.lt will . today will depend upon whether M ' ili'Oitwsare when you I" after sometum,oul to be exhlla...UIIJ·for Y!"'· ,. · lhcy'nc well. received or nQI. You'- ·' .tlllll.fthaulrecrl othen. · :~QUARIUS (Jan:lllC).feb. 19) · • mia~t make your ~~1:1111 c~Dic , an ' . · "'SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) "llilbinc. ~~* 11111.,. 'till\ need •~>' in \he.~.·~- · • , ' ' ' , ' ·· .. . . what y<iu •y,aiid wl!eQ ypu :1 q,t\dillfcouldenateanewileiiliiof OeMINI (Mliy 21-Ju'nc 20)• ·' ~Ltoday.lfyousP"ukoulofum\ walt lema r..r .yeuii\At will to Unlou y011'rc caror,l10dlly. a rrlend ~ about anybOdy, know that iflni'QI!IId.' dtatc~ch you ill*\! . or an cooilrl dow~ It hoi liiiYad .,.qt and ltlll!lieclto ' -~ up with ~ .... , '"" a 1'111:.~11: ,,·ou nd It"'~~~ -' w...,..IO loali r..- ,j,. .. _ aNt'· .' nnDIIC... , o sQII!t . - · . ' IUS (nov. Zl!DC. 'II Qftd il. nie Astro-Orljtll · ,, blindly rot o'li your pala. ·, · • 21) n; an lllhude olcxpec:ti11J ' llc'e1'inltan1_1y~vealiwhldl _ . CANCE_~ (Jun~ 2! :July 4~1l I~ , , .; m<ilf,from otbcn than you're)""' ' , ..., IOIIIalllically perfect ror any compettttve ac:hvtly·111 Wli11:h~o~ ·• pareol1o reciprooale in kind will be. · .....t S2 7• 10 M-"-·L- .... ' 'OI!PI"10day• .be on tbe sar• ~de ielfidofel!linl today. This ""ill be ailomatlclllty . au~trie yooi', oPJIO"l:. • .... • J _ . , . _ , "'u 1' • ..~i'auy ' '""' conccml"" ri:.iertal ~~ ,MW!plpef, P.o. 8ox_I7SI, Mlr_, .· ~ . yn,,. .;y HiD Sllllolo, New _York, NY ti(\1\illl'ltilltascapatileu,..,.ire, mat")S. • .· ·• .rp 156_ . ,. ·_, ' . · If~""*· ~ 6XI>RICORN (~. u:i.-, 19) rf.ISCE$ (Pilb. ,Z9-Minih 20) lllO(IujJ23•f.UJ."22J11teno'u Anyq,.....nts.i'contracutowhich IIICau~ou CIIUI~ be,1 bit of a ri* ; a<1oc1 ~ ,Gu,mlg~l hnve to deal you coml!ih yourself toda) rnu•rlle · Utir.r 1 , you mUll be cirefut not wldr a few reaponaibititi« 1oclay !hat carefunx tcflUiniud, bcoauiC ~ . .~altowJ9!nllfl!lbetolldinto.,._ •,! Woil'lbeiOJ\lllflil\lna.OrinMdbc_lr coioldlii _., fhie poili'-lhai.•IO t1Cipadn111tan aclivlly lhal hu..,. It, !hey can't·be.i&n<-1,n api~ij:your best in1ercsrs. ·'J ' Cellular . .. . . ._ ..r\ ··~ ,.., . . . . ..... . . . . . .... . . . . . . ,Ji . '"' . And S·~e s :1op . . . Steve Riffl~, .._ille . Sales, Rep'r esentative :, Larry ~chey · 1121116 to 2121l98 c,_tly Mloood.anJ T/o.,.,.l OfAI-yo. lJaupter • Rellecce £.,,' Benb Son f,..LiJ,. • \" ' ' =Oil .• - 750 East State Street Athens, Ohio 45701 ~A Better ...., v' • I ;I ' . ' . -~ '"' .. .. ·' ,,.. . _, .....·"";.. . '. ' ' '' ' ' • I ; .~ - ~, 51111111!; '1· -· , ·. , · · 7 7 ' JOID' TIU·ck. Robert E. Lee Crm..kt.lldren Amy &: Joluo ~. •· ' Keith Boru• . 'OOC~ZE Fl~~!· e::C\:fut w:'J/22/99 &: I. ~~E.. ITTO t ·~ ' '. ' Martha A. Lee I' 503 MMI S1re4it MiddlepOrt, Ohio 11Q Help"Wented ,.., I Tl\1 ~~ Tl\E.'( .~EE.DTO \. • ,.Jeff Warner Ins. . .. 992-5479 . mobile home repair aild more. FOf tree estimate call Chat, 740·9~26323. Jlms Dr~wall a. Construcuon ; ·.r In loving memory of 110 · Halp Wanted 95 Ford F-150 "•.. exce11en1 condillon. Fully loaded and mora. Garage kept, 32,000 actual miles, sharp trUClcl &17,000. (740) -~5.6 · ROIEiT IISSII.L COIISIIUCTIOI . ESTIMATES 985-4473 clossi(lods. 1898 8·10 21,000 Miles $5,295; 1991 S-to Dumngo A/C, $2,795; 1988 S-10 Auto V-8 A/C $2,195. Cook Motors. 740-446-0103. \ 11112/11 TFN ~ .\ (740it92-3131 FREE In Memory 8224. i( Open: . &:OG-4:30 WHkdoye 8:00.12:00 Saturday . Cell Now for lnlllnt Appi'OVIIIII"* • 379-2601 , ~I ' n 57 dlil8 - -· You're Treeted wllh RHII8Cll 720 Trucks tor Sale 1972 Ford, 1/2 Ton, V-8, Aulomallc, 11/C, 87,585/mlles, go· rage kept, Great condition, $3,000, Information Call:· 74(). •' ll No limblrriiiii*IL.. · HOWARD EXCAVATING CO• 54 U.UimMIICI 55 lloet tanly 55 Qeognphy· ciMa 1t.na By Phillip Alder . lamlly name , We have learned that Jcehfnd (320 42 Brlclel petit 44 Cllalra per 1,000 inhabitants) and Finland 411 Engege In (305) h~ad the lisl of c!)untries with amalltatk 50 Pari• the greatest percentage of Internet surfers. Which nation· occupies the . 52 Ford, e.g•. third spot?· It is on.ly one user. per -lnr+-1-+--!f-+53 Eatr (comb. th!lusand behind Finland. form) This country has enjoyed considerable success on the international stage without gaining a world-team CELEBRITY CIPHER victo_ry. Its best result was second in . by Luli Cempoe . . the 1993 Bennuda Bowl, losing in Ge~MwHY Cipl!er crt:::r"' .,. r:tN1IJd fnlm q~ 4 • •• by ramous people, • n pt...nt Each lntht~r· awndlfor~. Todly'UIW: Y ......F the final to the Netherlands, Its top pair, Geir Helgemo an.d Tor Heltiess, won the elite Macallan International • s J p N 11 a z A c •y p J M M a Hz p J A x N 11 Bridge Pairs Championship in 1998 and 1999. They were the only part· c N M L A K E A M KJIIIINM · SQ M H t' Q, nership to reach a grand slam in this deal from last year's event. . J 11 ~ s P J H 11 ' Q z A c y, P J M M Q H z CN 'wilh 4-4-in the minors, it ·is nor· malro open one diam.ond. Yet when . M L A R VG P N W. B " . AM.' · YIPMNII you .have such a strong hand , one club is better because it increases the T• C L Q 0 · II chances of finding a minor-suit til. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I like the cliY. I love lha lans, I like everylhlng about Four no-trump was Roman Key Card LA except 111e ~es.'- (Dodger) Adrian Bellle · . . . Bla, kwood with ·diamonds agreed. Fivedi"amonduhowedonekeycaid: TM,T uL1tJ 0./'i'I;I'O .ih.l _ J)'C ~~· WOlD 111 11 P\ltla 1-'CIU ~.. either an ace o(, as here, the diamond C.f:t IJ((• .::1 IAMI .king . Five no-trul)lp co11finned t~at IWllttl loy ClAY I. ~ ' all six key ca.rds (four ,ace~ atKI the Qlearrango ltrH1n ol lhl king-queen of diamonds) were held . lour ocrambltod -d1 .,.. '<l al)<I tnt h ' N.9Tthh d ' d 1 · · , lawtolannlouralmplto_.to. r~ ~ ~ &r;a!l-S~m~s.p~~ ,;~ t;" -.~ . '. ~ -.,. ~'·~ . .. ;::=:=PI=:OB=L=DI::::I~?~?~? ~ V.C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 20 ........ goo 21 0' I uad 23 ·Part ol L.A. 24 pine ' A Pomeroy, Ohio 22 1"· Loeal 740.949-2217 Sizes 5' x 10' to 10' x 30' Hours 7:00AM ·8 PM Pomeroy, Ohio . 5.1 Nova- · The bronze . medal winner . Tu........ Plllna, OhiO 45783 : 7 '""'' lleprOduCtlona 1.QW... 'Opening lead: • 3 . . 7.,.,.85 3813 4" thrU 48" Pintle Culvert In Stock Full Unt Of Water Storage Tankl · ' Septic & Cletem Tankl • Sewer Pipe: 3" thru 8", Gas Pipe & Rogulatora F"'M •• 29670 Baehan Road . l:laclne, Ohio '45771 33795 Hiland Rd. 1t. At. 7 Kille' ..... I William Safranek, Attorney· . • •Eitctrlcllll'lumlllilg •lloollng I Gultn •VInyl Sldkig & Pointing oPitlo. Pon:h Dtcb HILL'S SELF STORAGE High &Dry Self-Storag f9&e Trana-Am 350, Automatic, Tronamlaslono,r· CVC JolniO, 740· Good Condition, $1,895. 740- 245-~ . '· Soul~ her,..,..... For lnformttion regarding- . 43 ...... ~ Vulnerable: East-West Dealer: West •Room addltiCint I llontO dtl Ill . .or 882·2753 Now Renting 379-2842. ' j • 111M 1 tllilar ef ftnandll II: a IIIII...,.. alai M ..lol ef \ ltn~~lll•""" tntlltlll. Apanoa galla ...... bftfiiPkY !lillY lllain lllllil \ """"' loMR as 'lllllfl' .,.,w~Y. lor 1111 or 1111. litis '"'I . : lldutla a111, , httow, dolhts, IIIII havtohold goa4J. You sllould hlfllft . . . . . . . . . . . ...., .. "" allanlly bllort •Niw lllrlgH ' Free Estimates (740) 882·11 01 (No Sunday Calls) 710 Autoe tor Sale '85 Chevy truCk, $1000 or best offer: '88 while Monte Carlo SS, S3000 or bul oller; 740-9923357. . CARS $100, $500 & UP. POLICE IMPOUND. Honda's Toyota's, 40,000 Miles, Excellent Condition, Chevy1, Joops, And Sport Ullll- $24,500, 740-387-()219. 1111. Coli Nowl 800·772·7470; 1999 Sllve;ado 4x4 3ld Door, V· EXT. 7832. ' 8 Loaded! 2:2,000 miles Sell tor 1980'90 Hondas From S291Mo., Pay off. Coli AHor 5:00 (740~386lft110Undll o Down, 24 Monlhs 0 8361 19.9% uaungs. 1100-319·3323 Ext 760 Auto Perta 1r 3801. Acceeeorloe 1gae Hondo Accord 11/C, Cruise, 441 G:*P. YOUII'S CARPIIRR IIRml CaD Todayl Iller, 6 cyl., s sp., ale, ps, pb, (740}·44e-4412 630 74Q-742-8015 877-353·12221toll lraa) Longer. 740·992·7643 I. ~~~~·7~40-~2~56-6~1~89~.~= I: Pat 'Professionals: Sitters, Walt!;· ars, Groomert, Etc. ReaCh Mil· AKC Free Estimates Put orr Thole Inside Jobs Ally FREE ESTIMATES · POSIT WI~~ HO~D, 740-388- lllul Car: $7,000.0,0 (740)-38811325. 8.210 . .,-A-MC:-Re-g.,-ls-la_rt_d-::D-al-m-al-lo-n":P-up"'i ·l CA~S FROM tZt/110. im· plea. $150.'7 w11ka old. Beaull- poUnda/Repos. Foe. SO Down /24 lui Spols. ~304)937-2929. Mos. 019.9% For Uallngs 1-8003111·3323 X21S8. . AKC Registered mile Black Lab. PUp. ]mo•s. Has had rralnlnQI For Sale Or Trade, 1991 caprice (740)448-QOBO Classic. New Shocks; Brakes, Fully . Loaded Leather Ect. AMC roglattrlld vOrklo puppy lor $3,500.00. Nagollablt On lllldta. 1818, 740-992·2371 . Call On weekends Only. 740- Or 25 yrs experience SMITH'S CONSTRUQTION Ita Wiater, So Don't New Homes • VInyl Siding • New Garages •Replacement Windows •Room Adclltions •Roofing CGMIIOAl_. IISIDmW. male. 'For Tl!al Spocla/ Somoone, 95 Chevy Coralca, 3.1L, V-8, Air, On t'Valsntlns'st• $300, DE- PW, PO, AMIFM Canena. Beau- Contact: •ladollrlll Seniol& Molp tad Glllla Quality Driveways, · Sidewalks, Patios Complete Garages: masonary/WOOd . 1999 Oodge Neon 2 Doors, Fully Father: AKC Raglstored; Mother: Fuii·Bioodlld, $100, Flrar Sh'"o & - - · 740-388-8743. Looking for female .longhair Dachshund to bread, Plaut call 740-446-2055 ltiavo message. • 7 · 41 =-41=01141 12-.) 2111M4ImMIOII .• 6 I . BA.NKBUP'ftiY K 7 4 •K-Q1053 • 74 • K 8 7' 5 3 •• 40 Willi of a-tnt 41 u~1~ t to•.,.. ~~~- w- 6 4 2 WKJt86 • 10 • 37 ,_.. ar • oloa Soullt CONCROE G&W PWTICS AIID SUPPLY. CONNEOION 992793~ or BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. kends. Full Blooded Rottwellar Puppies • J 42 Q V8 3 2 592-5025 pl'O'IIdes ..... dlapooal Cou1y Call ror more I D - 1000 St. Rt. 7 South Coolllf"e, OH 45723 Mnlngs and weokends. 1998 Pontiac Flreblrd Trans-Am, 2 dr, t-topa, 17000 miles, auto, cd, sliver melalllc with dark pewter leather. rlgt'lt fronl auapenslon damage, $14.300, 740-992-1506 days, 740-949·2844 eves/wea- Dog's) 1 ·FiberglaiS Dog House, New $80: Contact. Paul Evans, 718 Third Avenue, Or 740·4489426 Evar~thlng Can Be Seen: YOUI ..... Dea1ero. front wheel drl~e. 59,833 mllea, maroon with gray lnter"n. cruise, ac, amlfm cilittte, PS, recovered theft, aaktng $7800, 740· 992·1506 days or 740·949·2644 IChains, Dog Pen Sits On A 10'wx10'w Wooden Foundation, $350; 1 Wooden Dog House, Naw Quality 8os ton Terrier Pupplea, Shols •& Wormed, 1 Male, 1 Fe- hundred ft. c.--IHParts 740- whoolo, 4.1.841 .miles, Ia II lron1 740·992· 1508 daya or r.0-949-2844 Mnlnge. 1997 Dodge Intrepid, 3.5 V·6, Pen, Divided. 10'wx8'1 With Look5 (Acce~&orles clamago, $3,500, . ) :w-··=:-) 171YIIe orf rn« 'II 47 PtttiiiOn Eat •' y" 40 142-8888 1 1/2" Water Pipe $41.00 per Makes Tractor i: Equipment Popts Factory Authorized damage, asking $5500, (2 E'""'llent Running Slagle Aabbit Doga) 1 Beagle.. 3 Yeara Old, Black !Tan, Malo $150; 1 Beagle 3 Years Old; Copper Tone, Male (Paper's) $150; t Cyclone Dog sso, s,-1 - Southern Ohlo Dispisal 8Y8Biweekends. 1996· Mustang GT convertible, 4.6 V-B autol'na11c, black with black leather Interior, Alloy $50 Each, 7«J.992-8496. 560 Iron! Rutland, '. Ohio . . Truck seats, car seats, headliners, truck tarps. convertible & vinyl tops, Four wheeler seats, motorcycle seats. boat cover$, carpets, etc. Mon- Fi'I..8:30- 5:00 Over 40 experience . 11 • At 7 w ·A 5 e AQt 6 · • A J 10 5 . 8't'8fingl ar)d weekanda. 1995 Ford Mustang, V·8, auto, 37,000 miles, wP'IIIa wltri gray ln- ows, Unte~s, etc. Claude WlntMs. Rio Granda, OH Call 740·24~- St. Rt. 7 Tuppen Plains, OH ' I Ready for a cbaqe? minor front damage, runa and drivel, osklng SSOOO, 740-992· 1506 days , or 740·949·2644 Block, brick. &ewer plpBa, wind· A& DAuto Up o stery P as, Inc Sprl11 hwtlop...t 1tt03100 1 ~pel . ww.~.sunaelhome.oom GAW Pla8des 740-985-3813 custom show car, custom wheels and dash, black, 7~ ,167 mllas, iJ<7""W"H • Freef.dlm1ta 740-742-3411 9tZ-7M5 667-1311 Joseph Jacks 740-992-2068 $8,200.00; (2,000 Under Book Value)! 740"882-7512 1995 Buick Rogal One Owner, 740-245-5695. ' 1995 Camara, V· 8 autofll811c, 7 to ~ 1 Topelral'a .,._ 33 Sl1llh7..-y'*Y (lllbr.) 11 atr • J 8 • Q 10 3 DICr~r'o. 32 13 .... 11Y · ~~l.l.~ .~ ''"'·~,...., cl -~ l .. ~~tyXW.aft - , , ... . . s:· 11/22rmo. , . . , New ConstnK;Iion & Remodeling • Kitchen Cabinets VJilyl Siding· Roofs Decks • Garages Discount New Roofs • Repairs • Coating • Gutters · •. Siding ~ Drywall • Painting • Plumbing Free Estimates· tconds. White Whirlpool Washer $75; 2 · Whlta Whirlpool Dryers $85 550 ACROSS 14 ~=-J.. · ~~·.· ~ ' Free Estimates Senipr Citizens JACKS ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION $5500, 740-99.2·1 508 days or 740·949·26« evenings and wee- ............ 50 Yrs. Combined Experience Honest & Reliable perg1!111 $300.00 eover.ll $500.00 Starburet PI'OgreHIVI top line. Uc. I CJ0.50 11nro'lln 1890 Dodge Daytona AutomatiC, 2SCMI. €8"- DfiMIL PWMBI"CI Thursclaya ATt:30 P.M. tomatlc. new motorflrans. Sharp. $2,150. 080. Panlaluades conaldarad. 1919 Pontiac Grand - • Pomeroy Fagl• Club Bingo On 1aeg 111!911o Wllh Englnt 55,000 Milia, $2,300, 7ol0-25&-ll032. )8110 Chevy Lumina. 2.5 Au· 740-742-8412. •• NBA Cro11word . Puzzle ••l•ndl. Coding, 1.-a72·5tl7. Shop. -~ or 740·848·2044 evenings and Htlt Pump 6 Air Cond itioning sys~...,. Ft.. e YMr Patti & Labor Wu!anly hnnatt1 Hooting & -·Girl The Dally Stntl1111l • P-ae B 5 • 1811 Poroche 844 Turbo, atoM Tappan HI Efflcloncy 110% Gu Furnace~ , Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio 710 ~for Sale 540 Miscellaneous FurMCet,. OU ' • 1 W• dnu dey, Jenuery 11, 2000 Wednuday, .-....y 11, 2000,.• Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio • ~ .. • I• .• . ~ ·~ ' �• .. ... ...... • ' B 4 • The Dilly Sentinel --MetchandiH 12 SNr ' Qf1lll motolllo with llolrgondy ""¥'" or, 3300 ICtUII mllea, looks and PHILLIP - · """" ..,. l!onl cia.,. •• $14.000, 7<14»82·1508 diVt ALDER lkwood. 135 load (loc.l)to ~ lood , wHI · coli 740·848-2587 Wttktnda tnd -·IQI. Prix, 3. 1 Automatic. New paint. Main St., Pomorvy,OH 8959. Paying StO.OO Lolldod/Sharp. $2,500. (304)875· Sote-, lull 1111 btd, bar atoola, ml.c !lema tor u11, 740·992· Air, AMIFM CISHtte, Ground El· STEEL BUILDINGS'· Buy Now I 1188 Prieta /Limlltd Stock! 25><30, 301140, SOK120. lmmlldlalt Dtlwryl 1-100-412-7930 x-58. Tools & Sockoll w/Tool Box, S75 facta, Runa Good , Drives Grealf C1birwll, 740-44&-156e. $1 ,500, Neg. 740-«1-IOU. 1113 Chevy Cavalier, 81 K, very good condlllon. new brakes., 13500 OBO. <ii740·N5-3505. · 19~ Cavalier, 2 door. 4 cyl .. . 5 IPtld, C.O. Player, A/C. $3000 080. (304)875-6893. 1994 Mustang convorllblo, 3.8 V· Wolarllne Spoctal: 314 200 PSI $21.85 Ptr tOO ; 1' 200 PSI 137.00. Par 100; All Brass Com· 6 automatic, blue with while top , gray cloth Interior, amlfm caa..tle. 53,718 niles, leH Iron! clamage, runs and drives, aeking plus Rechargable Drill w/Case & acc..sorlta. Also SuperNintan - do. sso. (304)e7~S8- TWo Used Ccile " Drawer FHe ro":"E= lnE~RPRISES - ·Ohio,HI00-537-9528 1995 Buick Lesabre Custom 4 Doors, Loaded , aluminum Each; wtme Whirlpool Dryer $50; Call Attar 5:30 P.M. 740·4469088. Wntela, A/C, Till, Cruise, Pwr, Locka, Pwr Windows, Pwr Seats, WANT A COMPUTER???? BUT NO CASH?? MMX TECHNOLOGY We Finance. ·o· Down! Pasl Credit Problems OKII Even If Turned Dpwn Balorell Aaestabllsh 'I'OurCrediU11-800-811:a..,-.g Building Suppllel 5121. lertor, Ten ·2a· Floor Trusses $ 30 Each; Nine 40' Root Trusses seo Each; Seven 24' Floof Trusses $20 Each; . Eleven 34' Root Trusses 992·1506 days, 740·949·2644 .Pete for Sale Go With 718 Th<d A.....,, GaNpoYs. 3 Golden Retriever pups, 2 temales, 1 niale AKC rag. w/papers hav19 had 2nd shots 304273-0044. Adorable AKC Registered Show .... , ,...... lions or Potential Customers! ' Ffte Listing On Internet's Moat Popular Pet fTraval OatabaH. www.patswelcoma.com 1-en-PeHr~ Relllatered ~.00. Welmerane~. FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK Llveatock 5 Or 8 Year Old Registered JerltY Cow, Ready To Drop Call, Good Family Milk Cow, 740-2.tS· 8212. . Hoil7ol0-~510 . - 640 Hay 1r Grain ·For sate- orchard grass, alfalla, good quallly, 740-742·3090 or 740-742-3324. · Wanted: laaae Disaster Tobacco Poundagl 2,000 Pounds, 740"*1052. sAw: Bright Wire Tla Straw Year 'Round Volume Dis· Harltagi Farm. Delivery & count .Available . (304)87&-5724. IU·7l21 TRANSPO RTAT ION looko &. Runs Good, $950, Nego-.740-<141-1083. Loaded, $8,000 OBO, 23,000 Milos; 1993 Plymouth Acclaim Miles, Air, cruise, Tllr, WHI Paas Pass Pass Paas Pass Pass "'"' 11- .' Bankruptcy contact: 740-992-52!2 11126199 1 mo. . •. ' BYIIIEIIl. R<C. AllWitEl - 2/41881 'mo: pel. Sewing Machine & Vaccuum Cleaner Repairs We make bouse calls 1993 Ford Ranger Splash, 4 cyl, 5 740n742-0418 ~P·· 90,000. miles, excellent conditiOn, $8900, 740-992-1182 or 304- . 1212·, ... n3-5305. 1994 Chevy S·10 IXIOnd cab, 4.3 120,000 mllas, good COf'dltlon, 74o-44&-7194 Of740o992·25211. 1994 Dodge Pick-Up s Speed, 318, 2x4, 114,000 Miles. 740-258- 't&u 11 bt (/oaring on o cloud wirh · 1M buys yixlH fitd In 1M ..... ' BJJIUo..,. oft Bllf!""' ' Sarvke• House & TrBiler Site• ·' Land Clearing & Grading Seplk Sy•le,... &: Ulilhle• . Martha Ann Orr Lee on her 65th birthday, January 19, 2000. Manba was call¢ to her heavenly home on Sept 22, 1999. . "Those we love are n~r ~ally g911e, they . The Village Of Middleport lo accepting letters of . interest and reawnes 1243 from any Meigs County Attorney who would be inte.rested in serving IS Village Solicitor Pleaoe &end inquires 7,30 V-ne lr 4-WDI, 1987 FOrd full alze conversion van, 302 automatic, Ivory Coast Conversion (Hou.llon, 1 TilliS}, gray velour Interior, front and rear air, all extras. $3400 OBO, 740992-1506 days or 740-949·2644 IIVI!nlnga. will remain in our hearts forever." Mother, Ethel Orr, to: • Mayor's Office 1989 S-10 Red Automollc, Tlnlad Windows, 80,000 Mlleo, 4x4, Pow· .. Village of Middleport er Steering, Power Brakes, 740237 Race Street · 379-2798. Middleport, Ohio ' 1991 Gmc Salarl van. Autom., High Mileage. S1 ,750.00. 740· 1?45760 ' 446-4782, Gallipolis ' Ohio. By; Monday January 1992 Dodge Grand Caravan 3.3 24 2000 V-e. Dual Heat & Air, Captain Saall, $2,900, 740-387-7253. 1992 lsuzu Rodeo V·6, 5 Speed, 81,0 Home Sharp. $8,000 Call After 8 P.M. Improvement• 74()-441·1489. 1997 Ford Expedition . 4 WD Appliance Parts And Service: ,All Sisters; Marilyn Newman, Janet Grueser Mara Name Brands Ovtr 25 Years Ex· .perlence All Work Guaranleed, French Clty Maytag, 740-4 .. 6· 7795. c&c General · Home ,. Main· tenenca- PalntlnQ, vlr\yl siding, carpentry. doors, windows; balh1, Budget Priced Tranemlsstons An Types , Access To Over 10,000 1 New. Corfslructlon & Remodel/ Drywall , Siding, Roofs. Addl; lions, Painting, ole. (304)874· 4823 Of (304)674-0 155. Livingston's Bl\llmeftt 'watltr Proofing, all basement repalra ~one, lcoa esllrittles, II ..Uma guaran11e. 12yra on lob axperl· once.{304)895:3887. SUWI CES Tlrea, Front Braktl And Axels, 1.8 litre En· (lint-Good, Neild Trans. $400.00. 610 . Homo 7-.oS81. Improvement• 1988 Pontiac 8000. 104,000 miles. Weti~ Malnf+llintd. Depend· BASEMENT ...... $2,200. (304)875-1816. WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime guarantee . 1993 Saturn SL2, -i door, 4 cylin· Local references l.umished. Eader, front wheel drive, automalic, labtishlld 1975. Coli 24 Hrs. (740) 68,426 miles, leal with tan interiOr. 446·0870, 1·800·287-0576. Rog. er.. amlfm cassene, ·asking $4900, · ers W~terprootlng. 7~0 - 992 - 1506 dayo qr 740-949· 1817 Nova - New 640 Electrical and Relrlgeratlon Residential or commercial ,.Iring, new SllfYice or repairs. Mesler LI- censed etectrlcla~ . Ridenour , EltCirical, WV000306, 304·675• 26« tM~tn~ngs and waekltndS. 1788. (.: ·I •NowHomM •Garag.,. . •. •Compltte Remodeling , StoplCpmpare . 1119135 Hours: · Mon & The 9 to 3 Cloaed Wedneodayo . Thun & Frl 9 to 3 Sat1ordavs 10 to 2 •'• RUTLAND CAR SALES •.1J ••• :...~ ~· J..J.!.il ,OHIO (740) 367-0266 •11\ft\ 1·800·950-3359 ·~nQ ·'fGP .1\~al 20 Yrs. Exp. • Ins. Owner: Ronnie r1 Wlthcltew 11'0111 11M Union 21 Doctrine ,.__ . 31 &.-ol Nortb •• 2NT 4• 4NT 5 NT · Pass •• ·"1 740.742-3311 1·88HI6-9609 0 N c R WANTED: Buckeye Community Services currently has openings in Meigs County: · · 1) 33 hrstwk: 8 am Saflhru 8 am Mon: sleep.over required; . · 2) 25 hrS/wk: 8 pm - 8 am Sal/Sun; · 3) Emergency Relief (Substitutes): hours scheduled as need•"'· · · · · ' We are searching for COIOPBBSionate profeeslona!s with a team vision and, a desire to teach personal and community skills to Individuals with mental retar~atlori. The work envlronmenl Is Informal end rewarding. The requirements are: high school dlploma/GEO, valid driver's .llcenBS, lhrea years 9QOd driving eKperlence end adequate eulomob'lle !ns~rance coverage. S:C:S . offers comprehensive tratn1ng In the lleld Of . MR/00. Starting $elary: $5.50/hou(. , Interested ;applicants need to specify posltlon of ·lntereat lind ol8nd resume to: P.O. Box 604, Jackson, OH 45&46!.0604. All applications muet be post•m11rked by 1/~/00. · Equal Opportunity Employer. .. . . :\ · · . . aufllx a.me.a~~e --· 9 Aged 10 Endurad •r 11 GlacW period , • ;. .. ·.: ~ "~ 21 ;.1 s.c . 30 Slow .. -~ ~· ':> :M TOOII'I cOIIIIng .• ;, 35 Quane!- - · W91Mft ··:; ":ot•' · 38 Cheder 341 Da!Nd >' 39 "Thelrftll I~ ' ~ and-" ...:: ·.o "Dallaa• I I I 1 1 I • • S C I S R1 1 ~1 ~ ,. :;,. • - _.., ··. '<' ~· ... ' "l. . ' :.~ ' .. ,. . ~ r: ··. . •~ , . ~: . •' ... - . ' "I . D 0 N E .L .· 1• 1 ., . 1 .. ' • 2 '" 1 0 o IU·IT BI~0 DI . 1N~o,'_. ~ · • • • • One not so·smart fellow to tiis friend : "If it's illegal to send obscene material through the L I K E L R • . ~~~~~ow come I still get my ~ ;• ' ·>;: -·, ,. 7 '; r \IOU de¥elop • MASONRY . • BOBCAT SERVICES , .s RESIDENTIAU/11//////COMMERCIAL 0 N E T FREE ESI'IMATES......... FULLY INSURED R E Brian III...Uon I R...,,., OINo (74()) 985..8948 (. • ChemiCal • , . . OlympiC - -1: I I 1e Complto.. lh• . •hue~~. ·· quottd - & . - L·-_.._.,__, ~Y (tiling In the mloalnll -d1 L - L1 M •A CONCRETE 2 Unllad 3. Dozad 24 Soundad !Ilea -'~· • """ chlok ;'" ~ 26111vWln ..., Belgium . , ··t JOnes ·· • BACKHOE SERVICES 1 7 Burning all 5 Ninny 22 UHil8 · INC• . · c 4-- 111"~1· ' W.WIIIDHI _.,.ita DOWN 1 12~).~ Good Clean Cars • w... ftey Eul Pass Pa88 Pa88 Pass Pass Pass rations. Knowing th. ~~ ~on~:s heart . , ·' losers woul,d dtsappear on hts spade ~"T"'::::;::--'-..,..-~11 .' wi~ners, Helgemo h~d noh~sitation 10 JUmpmg to.seven dtamonds. (T.rue, seven spades makCs too , but ~even diamonds is the belieF contract.) , For this perfonnance, the pair from Norway was given the Romex Award ·by lhe International Bridge . Press Association for the best-bid hands of lhe · TREE SERVICE • . dlllnnd dire~ to Jlllll daar y NINT NUMIUEO UUUS IN l..S! S9\IA!CS . I ~;r~~~~ tmus · Ban a DIWipap• '!om - o' ' No~ 3 below. r' . ,._r r ,. I ·I I. I .I 1· .,1 • - • - - • Revoke • Tinge • Alike • Fresco ROOT of EVIL 7 Calllll-1118· . "Love of someone else's money,' lhe grandfather told his grandson, "is the real ROOT of EVlL.' I WEDNESDAY WICK·s HfiOI,JnG JANUARY19l and · EXCAVfiTinG . .l'iaullng*Limestone*Graval Sand*Topsoii*FIII Dirt*Mulch Bulldozer Services 99Z·3470 .. .. .ALLCB.,~ .. ~··, 1IIm clwices for sUc:Ceu. . ,. Vli\GO (Aug. 23-SCP,I: 22)' ~e , ARIES (MIIIth 21 -Apri119) h'•· ~ , pprticularly careful wilh who'll you , ran1y for YJ>U r" ~vlir hio i~limidillpd l 1P.fj around lliday. The Wlona 1ypes '· • by anolher, yet \o&y just bec:III!Je · · c""ld draw you into o situation nol of . you 1hink you're expec1cd.to do !" xcilu mald11J;but .for which you can •· some1hin1 a ceriain way, you could '· be lield accotlnlable. · ' ,, , ~'bu 1rsdloy, •sm. · • u, 2000 . '.. . acr· aaains~~our be~cr judgm,e,nt. d.. ,, ; ......LIBRA (SeP.\· 713-~r. 23) Only ' you lfPIY and ihe . - , TAUROS (Aprtl 20-May Z ) yjrtuou• in"nuons wtll stand up you .work,' lhe ~ y..U. Depending upon jual), how ' yo~ , ' ~l)!ler tpday'1 UptFts. so lie hOttest llfi:FCIICI will be 'ilt the y,_ ai!Ud. . . allempt ·.lo •get your points .ac:rou '' 111\il!·younelf as 10 what your true l+,e.d ollhl1 be.ln1 drudpry.lt will . today will depend upon whether M ' ili'Oitwsare when you I" after sometum,oul to be exhlla...UIIJ·for Y!"'· ,. · lhcy'nc well. received or nQI. You'- ·' .tlllll.fthaulrecrl othen. · :~QUARIUS (Jan:lllC).feb. 19) · • mia~t make your ~~1:1111 c~Dic , an ' . · "'SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) "llilbinc. ~~* 11111.,. 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YOUII'S CARPIIRR IIRml CaD Todayl Iller, 6 cyl., s sp., ale, ps, pb, (740}·44e-4412 630 74Q-742-8015 877-353·12221toll lraa) Longer. 740·992·7643 I. ~~~~·7~40-~2~56-6~1~89~.~= I: Pat 'Professionals: Sitters, Walt!;· ars, Groomert, Etc. ReaCh Mil· AKC Free Estimates Put orr Thole Inside Jobs Ally FREE ESTIMATES · POSIT WI~~ HO~D, 740-388- lllul Car: $7,000.0,0 (740)-38811325. 8.210 . .,-A-MC:-Re-g.,-ls-la_rt_d-::D-al-m-al-lo-n":P-up"'i ·l CA~S FROM tZt/110. im· plea. $150.'7 w11ka old. Beaull- poUnda/Repos. Foe. SO Down /24 lui Spols. ~304)937-2929. Mos. 019.9% For Uallngs 1-8003111·3323 X21S8. . AKC Registered mile Black Lab. PUp. ]mo•s. Has had rralnlnQI For Sale Or Trade, 1991 caprice (740)448-QOBO Classic. New Shocks; Brakes, Fully . Loaded Leather Ect. AMC roglattrlld vOrklo puppy lor $3,500.00. Nagollablt On lllldta. 1818, 740-992·2371 . Call On weekends Only. 740- Or 25 yrs experience SMITH'S CONSTRUQTION Ita Wiater, So Don't New Homes • VInyl Siding • New Garages •Replacement Windows •Room Adclltions •Roofing CGMIIOAl_. IISIDmW. male. 'For Tl!al Spocla/ Somoone, 95 Chevy Coralca, 3.1L, V-8, Air, On t'Valsntlns'st• $300, DE- PW, PO, AMIFM Canena. Beau- Contact: •ladollrlll Seniol& Molp tad Glllla Quality Driveways, · Sidewalks, Patios Complete Garages: masonary/WOOd . 1999 Oodge Neon 2 Doors, Fully Father: AKC Raglstored; Mother: Fuii·Bioodlld, $100, Flrar Sh'"o & - - · 740-388-8743. Looking for female .longhair Dachshund to bread, Plaut call 740-446-2055 ltiavo message. • 7 · 41 =-41=01141 12-.) 2111M4ImMIOII .• 6 I . BA.NKBUP'ftiY K 7 4 •K-Q1053 • 74 • K 8 7' 5 3 •• 40 Willi of a-tnt 41 u~1~ t to•.,.. ~~~- w- 6 4 2 WKJt86 • 10 • 37 ,_.. ar • oloa Soullt CONCROE G&W PWTICS AIID SUPPLY. CONNEOION 992793~ or BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. kends. Full Blooded Rottwellar Puppies • J 42 Q V8 3 2 592-5025 pl'O'IIdes ..... dlapooal Cou1y Call ror more I D - 1000 St. Rt. 7 South Coolllf"e, OH 45723 Mnlngs and weokends. 1998 Pontiac Flreblrd Trans-Am, 2 dr, t-topa, 17000 miles, auto, cd, sliver melalllc with dark pewter leather. rlgt'lt fronl auapenslon damage, $14.300, 740-992-1506 days, 740-949·2844 eves/wea- Dog's) 1 ·FiberglaiS Dog House, New $80: Contact. Paul Evans, 718 Third Avenue, Or 740·4489426 Evar~thlng Can Be Seen: YOUI ..... Dea1ero. front wheel drl~e. 59,833 mllea, maroon with gray lnter"n. cruise, ac, amlfm cilittte, PS, recovered theft, aaktng $7800, 740· 992·1506 days or 740·949·2644 IChains, Dog Pen Sits On A 10'wx10'w Wooden Foundation, $350; 1 Wooden Dog House, Naw Quality 8os ton Terrier Pupplea, Shols •& Wormed, 1 Male, 1 Fe- hundred ft. c.--IHParts 740- whoolo, 4.1.841 .miles, Ia II lron1 740·992· 1508 daya or r.0-949-2844 Mnlnge. 1997 Dodge Intrepid, 3.5 V·6, Pen, Divided. 10'wx8'1 With Look5 (Acce~&orles clamago, $3,500, . ) :w-··=:-) 171YIIe orf rn« 'II 47 PtttiiiOn Eat •' y" 40 142-8888 1 1/2" Water Pipe $41.00 per Makes Tractor i: Equipment Popts Factory Authorized damage, asking $5500, (2 E'""'llent Running Slagle Aabbit Doga) 1 Beagle.. 3 Yeara Old, Black !Tan, Malo $150; 1 Beagle 3 Years Old; Copper Tone, Male (Paper's) $150; t Cyclone Dog sso, s,-1 - Southern Ohlo Dispisal 8Y8Biweekends. 1996· Mustang GT convertible, 4.6 V-B autol'na11c, black with black leather Interior, Alloy $50 Each, 7«J.992-8496. 560 Iron! Rutland, '. Ohio . . Truck seats, car seats, headliners, truck tarps. convertible & vinyl tops, Four wheeler seats, motorcycle seats. boat cover$, carpets, etc. Mon- Fi'I..8:30- 5:00 Over 40 experience . 11 • At 7 w ·A 5 e AQt 6 · • A J 10 5 . 8't'8fingl ar)d weekanda. 1995 Ford Mustang, V·8, auto, 37,000 miles, wP'IIIa wltri gray ln- ows, Unte~s, etc. Claude WlntMs. Rio Granda, OH Call 740·24~- St. Rt. 7 Tuppen Plains, OH ' I Ready for a cbaqe? minor front damage, runa and drivel, osklng SSOOO, 740-992· 1506 days , or 740·949·2644 Block, brick. &ewer plpBa, wind· A& DAuto Up o stery P as, Inc Sprl11 hwtlop...t 1tt03100 1 ~pel . ww.~.sunaelhome.oom GAW Pla8des 740-985-3813 custom show car, custom wheels and dash, black, 7~ ,167 mllas, iJ<7""W"H • Freef.dlm1ta 740-742-3411 9tZ-7M5 667-1311 Joseph Jacks 740-992-2068 $8,200.00; (2,000 Under Book Value)! 740"882-7512 1995 Buick Rogal One Owner, 740-245-5695. ' 1995 Camara, V· 8 autofll811c, 7 to ~ 1 Topelral'a .,._ 33 Sl1llh7..-y'*Y (lllbr.) 11 atr • J 8 • Q 10 3 DICr~r'o. 32 13 .... 11Y · ~~l.l.~ .~ ''"'·~,...., cl -~ l .. ~~tyXW.aft - , , ... . . s:· 11/22rmo. , . . , New ConstnK;Iion & Remodeling • Kitchen Cabinets VJilyl Siding· Roofs Decks • Garages Discount New Roofs • Repairs • Coating • Gutters · •. Siding ~ Drywall • Painting • Plumbing Free Estimates· tconds. White Whirlpool Washer $75; 2 · Whlta Whirlpool Dryers $85 550 ACROSS 14 ~=-J.. · ~~·.· ~ ' Free Estimates Senipr Citizens JACKS ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION $5500, 740-99.2·1 508 days or 740·949·26« evenings and wee- ............ 50 Yrs. Combined Experience Honest & Reliable perg1!111 $300.00 eover.ll $500.00 Starburet PI'OgreHIVI top line. Uc. I CJ0.50 11nro'lln 1890 Dodge Daytona AutomatiC, 2SCMI. €8"- DfiMIL PWMBI"CI Thursclaya ATt:30 P.M. tomatlc. new motorflrans. Sharp. $2,150. 080. Panlaluades conaldarad. 1919 Pontiac Grand - • Pomeroy Fagl• Club Bingo On 1aeg 111!911o Wllh Englnt 55,000 Milia, $2,300, 7ol0-25&-ll032. )8110 Chevy Lumina. 2.5 Au· 740-742-8412. •• NBA Cro11word . Puzzle ••l•ndl. Coding, 1.-a72·5tl7. Shop. -~ or 740·848·2044 evenings and Htlt Pump 6 Air Cond itioning sys~...,. Ft.. e YMr Patti & Labor Wu!anly hnnatt1 Hooting & -·Girl The Dally Stntl1111l • P-ae B 5 • 1811 Poroche 844 Turbo, atoM Tappan HI Efflcloncy 110% Gu Furnace~ , Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio 710 ~for Sale 540 Miscellaneous FurMCet,. OU ' • 1 W• dnu dey, Jenuery 11, 2000 Wednuday, .-....y 11, 2000,.• Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio • ~ .. • I• .• . ~ ·~ ' �• · Paglf B 8 • The Dally sentlMI • • • ...., '.v.dl nday, oiiiiM*Y 11, mai . •. Pomeroy, MlcldlepOI't, Ohio By I..INDA BEAULIEU "f felt once I could aet my life soup may be prnished with crumIIor AP Special FeatuftS into some kind of order, I was going bled cooked bacon. grated cheddar, , ; PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) to be. the mom I needed to be and snipped chives, chopped scallions or Chef Miujorie Druker is the hand have a healthy, aooc1. yummy diMer minced red pepper. that rocks the ladle - the soup on the table every night," she says. Makes 8 to 10 ~Crvings . ladle, that is. Soup has h!lcn ber spc- "Every niJht J uy to have · a bia tialty ever since she made her first salad, freah ve1etablcs and, of Sph ... lllld Zuo:daiDI Bllque pot of chicken noodle soup as a courae, squp." 4 lablcs~s ,a!ted !Iutter young child. Druker ·is so proud· of her soups, I tablespoon c~ sarlic : "I grew up in a wonderful· food .she is eager to share her recipes with I 112 cups dilled onion family,". she explains. "Beautiful home coots. Here arc five of ber 1 112 cups diced celery food was always being scrv~d in my favorites. ·1 fennel bulb,lhinly sliced house. The table. was always set 3 zucchini, sliced in large chunks magnificently, even if ii was jllst A.lpancul, Ono and LealOil 2·1argc potatoes,.peeled and diced dinner. At breakfast, my mother SOap ' ' 6 cups vegetable or chicken stock would always have little bowls of 3 quarts (I Z cups) chicken b,oth 1 pound fresh spinach chilled fruit, French toast and fresh I cup dried orzo , '· 1 cup.heavy ~ream bagels. · I 112 pounds asparagus, cut into Salt and pepper, to taste · "By the time I was' 3. or 4, I was 3/4-inch slices · · · Nutmeg, to taste lieavily involved with food. In grade a •whole eggs, cracked into a · In a lar&e stockpot, melt the but: school: when I had to do ~ reP.Ort on , bowl an<;l whisk~ ter. Add ·garliC, onions,. celery and a fore ign country, I would lind out Juice from 2 fresh lemons ·f~nnel, and saute for ·15 minutes. what people ate. And I alway&,made I !Jilnch $call ions, chop.ped Add . zucchini and potatoes, and soup as a kid." •· 4 1o 6 drops of lemon oil . saute an' ildditional 5 minutes. Add Today, she is chef and co-owner Freshly ground bi~~Ck pepper • stock and cook until the potatoes are of New England Soup Factory, with , Kos~r .salt • tender. Puree in a blender (not food . '{hree stores in the Boston area. She : ,; In a large stoclcpot, bring the processor) with fresh spinach. and her husband, Paul Brophy, , chicken stoclt ·to • tioil. Add orz~ . · opened their first store flve •years an11 ·cook Y to , 7 minutes. Add 1 ago. Both are graduates of the Col- aspamgus and cook an additional S · • l!:ge of Culinary Arts at Johnson & to 7 minutes. Bring soup .back io a Wales University, Providence. R.I. brisk ""il.and "'(hisbn bea~en e8¥s. .• What starte.d out as a I().gallon-a- Cook for I minute.. " day operation has grown to 200 galRemove from heat and add Ions a day, seven days a week. remaining ingredients, Serve imme. .Druker is not afraid of hard work'. diately. ·. When she was only 21, a friend of \ Makes 12 servings. ~rs was opening a new store spe· ' cializing in rotisserie chicken. and Farmer's Potato, Onion arid he asked if she would be ihe chef. Cheese SOup · · "I said sure, and I worked for 4 tablespoons butter him for a year," Dniker says. ' :That ' 4 cloves g~ic, minced was the once-tiny Boston Chicken, S cups diced onions , which has since gone national, and I ) cup diced celeiy · created their original menu. All 6 to 8 large .Yukon Gold potatoes, those side dishes ~ baked beans, diced mashed potatoes and, of course, 2 cups chicken broth chicken soup. ... · 1 quart whole milk Druker eventually decided ·to l/8 teaspoon nutmeg open her own take-out food store 2 teaspoons Worcestershire sauce with soup as the main ingredient. Salt and pepper, to taste Today, there are·more than 100 alter3 cups grated Vermont sharp · nating varieties of soup on the ·New cheddar (about 3/4 pound) England Soup Factory menu, from Over medium heat, melt butter in Beef and Portobello Mushroom Bar- large heavy stockpot., Add garlic, ley to Split Pea With Fresh Spimich. oniOns and celery, and saute for 15 ·. . "We make so many different fla- minutes. Add potatoes and saute.for' vors of soup, and each one has a.dif- S minutes. Add chicken broth and ferent emphasis on different cultures milk. and bring to a boil. Lower heat · .,... Latin, Caribbean, IJ:Istern Euro- and simmer until . the potatoes are pean, French, Spanish, Moroccan," . . tender.-Add nutmeg, WOn:estershire Druker says. " It's without.limits:" · sauce, salt and pepper. Puree soup in At home, Druker .does the cook- batches in blender. !?lace soup in ing and makes dinner almost ev~ry stockpot. and add cheddar cheese. .. night for her husband and their Stir · until cheese is melted. Serve daughter, Emily. That wasn't always · immediately. ' possible during thei~ early years.. . Chef's Note: For a nice, touch, Return to the pol and add salt, ·pepper and nutme1. immediately. . Makes 12 servinas. ' .til' mitn, s- ..,.;..,' I~ I ·- . ~~oekPot, beat the alive oil. Add onions, C8n011, celery and Jlll'lllipa. . ~ saute ror 10 to 15 miRuta. Add barley, cooked lamb with lis aock, chicken Kock, white wine, cnaaao and mini, and brin1 to • boil. Simmer for I hour. Remo~ from heat. -and 11115011 with Salt, pepper and lemon oil, to tasiC. ~e :t 3 cupa ciiiMCI dliotptas I tablespoon pftler ~ 1 table pound coriandei' -'! I ~ieced -.:11 bonMIC peppers . •': IAmb Mel Iutey 5-. 14-ounce CID c:oconut nulk · ,: 2 pounds lamb stew meat, dioed 1 cup flaked coconut !I Bay leavel 2 tcaspooas coconut u:tnct .ii Kosher s81t, to tasiC I tablespoon fresh chOJ!PC!I 1/4 cup oli:ve oil immed~ly. cilanlro ·· I 2 cups diced onions .. ~ •:·•f . Makes -4 q~. In a larae heavy ~. 2 cups sliced carrtlts , •·: , .~', :{/ill , ~-'Cidcll , ud a.'...--.~ . olive oil and garli~ I to . I cup diced celery ,• ~·· .• ~,...1 . pea - -.• Add onions, celery and 2 cups sliced parsnips · · · ...p · ·. · Saute for. 10 .to IS miqutes. I cup pearl barley· · • " ;3 tabllsJioons olive oil squasb, tomatoes, stocll. t~~:~~~ 4 to 6-cups chicken stock I tableswon chopped fresh garlic juice, soy sauce, lime juice, c 2 cups white wine ... 2 cupi·finely chopped onion peas, ginger and coriander, I 1/2 teaspoons oregano · ,, , I cup minced or diced celery bdng to a bQil. Cook until all I 112 teaspoonschopped 'mint ·2 cupssliced carrots vegetables are tender. Add Freshly .ground black· pepper, to , 6 cups diced, peeled butterriut bonnet peppers, coconut taste .squash , . flaked coconut, coconut e~trac;t . l..emon. oil, as heeded . . , · . ~ . 2 cups diced canned tomatoes · cilan\J'O; cOQ~ an· additional · ~ to Place, lnmb in a ,]IIJ'ge pol and ·. 4 ._quarts . vegetable or chicken , minutes.~e immediaiely. cover w1th cold water. Add about 6 stock t , . . Make~ ll'serviqgs. bay leaves (or to taste) and kOJber.- ;)y,-Ztcups iomato juice ' · ·· sah: and bring to a bQil. Turn·it doWI! '•. l~t~ r 112 cup sonauce . ,· · ' \ to a brisk simmer an<l cook for ·~ · ~se' 114 cup fresh lil!l~juicc , ,. .. , __..,_. . ..... .,.._ . ... . ' . . l ~ • • . High: 20s; Low: 10. . Friday: Cloudy High: 20s; Low: 10. Spr.Hts No. 11Jearcats tllme Tigers -P•ge 81 • .. . .) I . • a1 ' MeigS County's '· Hometown Newspaper .. ,I VVinte'r··sto~n~l forces officials to ask resid·ents ·not to travel . ~ Prom Staff, AP Reports . . Wcdnr.fiday ,juome areas left the first signifi: With up lo six indies of new soow in sO.ne· cant snowfall of 2000 in Meigs, prqmptina the . areas of Meigs County·today, county orffcials cancellation of scbool for a second day this ~Jared a l..evel II emergency lhil momi~a. week·in the M~igs, E8stern and Southern,lociJ lldvisin& JIC!lllle lo avoid 111\IU MM'ry travel. schools, as well as t!Jc cancellation of numer~ .Meanwhile, state and county road crews ous I!Clivitics. . · Unofficial reports indicated varyina lcvelJ · worked throughout the day 10 make roads .pia Ne before frigid tem~l'tllun:l moVed of S(IOWfall in Meigs, wi!h up 1o six indies tn· . • · lalo ~'" Ohio. Ovemisht lows dipping somerKCIS. toWII'd 10 above !lfC expected lo freeze sur'lbe Gallia-Meip Pest of )he State High- ' f.:es wilb ranainiJ181110isttR: :. _ 1 way Patrol ':"ported it . !nvestig_aled Dllli ~ .. A winter storm that bepn around 9 p.m. dent near Mu:kJ]eport thts momma. · ' ' . . . . ~ . . Snow showers were expected for the remainder of today, the National ~ather Scrvice reported, .and Friday w115 forecast to be partly,cloudy and colder. paytime highs will be in the.20s and lows are expected to hit single digits. . Temperatures above freezing are not expected until Sunday, .the NWS Said. People across Ohio were diggina put from the SJ!Q\Vfall, "!hich dumped several. inches ~ 'the. state as ,temperatures plummeted )Rio the teens. The State Hishway Patrol reporled there were several traffic accidents around the state early today before rush hollf hepn. A dispatcher at the patrol'S Columbus post said lists of injuries and fatalities were not available. ~mulations ~r.fiday ni&flt and early today ranged froc)ll to 2 inches in northwest Ohio to~ to$ inches in southwest, the Nation. al Weat!Jcr Service said. ' , B&fll inches of snow was on the' ground in the Day(lm area, but about half of that was from a previous sno'Nfall, said John Franks, a '· $20,000 house~ arrest grant .~ . . ' ~ , .•• · o \1t. Ja. 0' .. . . metcorol'ogist with the weather service'~ . Wilmington office. An additional 2 to 4 Inches of snow wii! expected by daybreak in parts .of northeast Ohio, with a few inore inches possible this afternoon. . Four to si~ inches was forecast for the area of eastern and southeast Ohio between lnte(· statc 70 and the Ohio River. "We.'re looking for a heavy total," Franks said, "but as far as exac:tly how much, we·~ not going lo know until it's over." •' .. ' . .. J......-y 20, 2000 Meigs Community Calendar., AS .Our View: The public's right toknow, A4 NASCAR ]000 season preview, 81 . Joay:Snow . ntursclay • Weather ~ f ~, , .,.• • • ~ Beautiful soup is a hot favorite ,&! Wintry weatheli ' . i . . .'.:". - Route'33 committee disbanding . ' . . ,• , . Community . Calendar . WEDNESDAX. ' The Mid. M!DDLI;PORT dleport 'Literary (lub, 2 p.m . · Wednesday at the home of Frankie .Hunnel . Betsy Parsons to '· review "A ',\loman of. the Times" by Marilyn.S,. Greenwald. ' · THURSDAY . . ·POMEROY..::-: Special meet-, ing. ,Pomeroy ''Village ·council , 7:30p.m ., village hall, to discus1 .building maintenance. SYRACUSE - SyrJ!.cuse Village ~;Council, special session, 7 p.m. municipal buildi11g. Purpose to fill set on council and discuss .new fire truck. HOLLY NICOLE STOVER TURNS ONE - Holly Nicole Stover, .daughter of Eric lllld Diana Stover, Rac1ne, cellbrllt1ld her flrat birthday at ~e famlly'a · FRIDAY home Dec. 17. ' . · A ."Winnie the Pooh~ theme • ~OMEROY - The Meigs . party waa carried. Cake and Ice County Ar,hritis Support Group, cream were alt"ftd with other Friday, 10 a.tn. to 1:30 a.m. in the ,.,, conferenc.e r\)om of the Meigs refreshmerita. Attending and preeentlng· County Senior Citizens Center. gifts were Holly'a parentl, her Discussion and agenda pianning. · maternal grandparentl, Bill and Carolyn Wh,ite, paternal grand- · parentl, Leonard ·lnd June . SUNDAY . Stover, and great-grandparenta, POMEROY .:... South Bet~l Mary Parker, Thelma Whltl, Ellz- New Testament Church, Sunday abeth Stover, !Joy and Pauline hymn sing. 6 p.m. Church located • Parker. · · on Silver. Rida~.. ·''' : ·· . · · Others attending wer11 Travle and Cindy Thomal, Curt 111d· : · CARPEN'rliR -. . Sunday ler·· Kellle Jeffers, Billy White, K,Jm · vices, 10:30 a.m. Carpenter Bapand Heather White, Richard and· tist ChurQh. Slate Route 143 with Sandri White,. Jennie and. c c ·. k'· .... f.f 1~ w v.' Angela Hayman, Mlsay-' ·:and · .. r~ss.. •r~..,. D)! ~ u, • a. . . Marissa Mt~ynard, l!nd Irena 1 · ~· · ·"' · \ . Johnson. I I .. ,, ,., ,.. ' F.dHor!a!t UMW officers installed by past9r. POM.EROY - New officers were installed by the ~tev. Keith Railer ' at a recent meeting of the the Rock Springs United Methodist Women held at the churctl. '. · ' '' Installed were Rita Radford, president; Dorot~y ~ffers', :vice prell· dent; ,pandora Co,llins, secretary; L~ah ~d •.tfcisur11r;. and Iris Colliiil,~ neWs reporter. r I -~ ' .·, · , •,_ . ~ · Thank you notes were read from 'those io whom donations had sent. Prayer was given for the sick and shutins by '!tev: Rader, · ture read from Matt. S read, sncl'!ll son as .sung and. officers' reports ' • g•ven. ' ' ' ~ t '' • • ~ ! r ' • ~ ~ ~~ ... • J Plans were ll)qde for serving an eiection day dinner: For devotiO'ni Lenora Leifheit di,cussed Epiphany, the 'manifestalion of'Clirist anct read a poem on the.QverflowinJ cup. 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