https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/561850f7b5b9c8e3ac02ba4a8e36499d.pdf 208b21ce03ec53e5d89f71c202a096b0 PDF Text Text .• . • ' Page a 1 • 'The O.lly Sentinel Thursdlly, March 2, 2000 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Sill 1111 Hip:SO.: tl!:....... .., SPRING TRAINING 2000 ' I -Friday Election 1000 guide inside today . ' Rio advances; UC bedevils DePaul, Bl Details, A3 ' - ,- March 3, 2000 ' ' Erickson injured, Rocker's suspension reduced: " My goal is to take control of my drug addiction once and for While the Baltimore Orioles need to find a new starting pitcher, all, and I believe this step is required in order to do so;• Strawber.the Atlanta Braves won 't have to wait as long to get back their clos- ry said in a statement. cr. Elsewhere in spring training, the Braves said Chipper jones has ·a On a day when John Rocker's redu ced suspension dominated bone chip in his right elbow, Pittsburgh catcher Jason· Kendall is set talk around spring training, the Orioles found out Wednesday that to return from his gruesome ankle injury and Orlando Hernandez starter Scott Erickson would miss 6-8 ~eeks with bone chips in his . resumed workouts for ·the Yankees. right elbow. Atlanta hopes Jones can wait until after the season to have a bone " Hopefully, this won't affect the rest of the starters too much," spur removed from his right elbow. The injury, which was caused ace Mike Mussina said. "We ~an't pitch pn his day. We can only do by strain from the repetition of throwing, is fairly common, said what' we can as individuals. We can't do any more than what our team orthopedist Joe Chandler. • · jobs are." . Jones, the NL MVP, said )te has little pain from the injuryErickson will have surgery Friday and return to Fort Lauderdale, except at night - and is treating it with anti-inflammatory drugs. "It hasn't bothered me that much," he said. "It just bothers me Fla., during the weekend. He will remain inactive for ·7-10 days to allow swelling to subside before beginning his rehabilitation. when I get in front swinging left-handed ~" " Is it good news? Definitely, yes," said Syd Thrift, the Ori<l'les' Kendall, who hasn't played since severely dislocating his ankle last vi ce president of baseball operations. "I suspected it had something July 4, will make his spring debut in an exhibition game Saturday to do with particles. Sometimes they get lodged and it locks the against the New York Yankees. elbow." Kendall has reported no problems so far this spring: He is runAlso Wednesday, Yankees slugger D·atryl Strawberry checked into ning normally, and the Pirates have taken no special precautions drug rehab two days after he was suspended for testing positive for with him. , · cocaine. "The ankle 's fine." said Kendall, who had an extensive offseason The biggest news of the day was arbitrator Shyam Das' decision . rehabilitation program. "It's probaply stronger than it was before.", . to cut Rocker's suspension for disparaging foreigners, homosexuals Hernandez, who missed a. throwin'g session Saturday with back and minorities in a magazine interview. The penalty was cut. in half stiffness, showe~ no ill effects after throwing 78 pitches Wednesday. to 14 days and' his fine was redu ced from $20,000 to $500. "He was very good today,:· New York pitching coach Mel Stat-· Rocker, expected to address. teammates today in Kissimmee, Fla., tlemyi:e said. "It was a hard workout." originally was suspended for all 45 days .o f spring training and the In the first exhibition games of the spring, Tampa Bay beat the first 28 days of die regular season by commissioner Bud Selig. University of South Florida I ) -0; Detroit beat Florida Southern 4"He can issue all the apologies he wants. That's the easy thing to 0; and. Anaheim topped Arizona State 7-3. do," Braves pitcher Tom Glavinc said. "But we'll see if he means it D~vil R:ays 13, South Florida 0 by how he acts every day after that." At St. Petersburg, Fla ., Tampa Bay manager Larry Rothschild used Strawberry, suspenlied Monday. for one year for testing positive . his regulars, minus late spring-training arrival Jose .Canseco, for rwo for cocaine, checked into a drug rehab center Wednesday for the . innings. Reserve Danny Clyburn hit a two-run homer off loser third time .in ~0 years. John Vigue in the third. BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS . . Reds from with a stiff back and it got worse six 3-pointers and scored all his as the cby went on. 27 poiiliS in regulation play. Greg "I got here, threw a litde bit Stempin added 15, while Hall led and it was like there was a cramp Pap81 Toledo in rebounds with 14 and from Paga 81 in the middle of my back;' he assists with six. said. ago and can't run yet. Leon Rodge" scored 16, Rey 1-of-2 free throws to put CenThe Reds scheduled another Casey was held out as a precauJones 15 and Lux 12 for No. 10 tral Michigan up for good. Akron was led by Andy Hipsh- seed Northern Illinois. Lux also tion because he missed Tuesday's intrasquad game today and open workout with a sore back. He got their exhibition season Friday in er, who had a career-high 27 had 15 rebounds. treatment for it and felt fine; but Sarasota against .the ... Minnesota ·No. 7 seed Toledo will play No. points, including sinking 1I -of2 seed Ball· State (19-8) in the McKeon decided not to play Twins. That's ·when Griffey is 12 free throws. ' . him. · expected· to make his debut in a The loss marked the third con- . quarterfinals. Casey said he woke up Tuesday Reds' uniform. Toledo is looking for its first secutive year that Akron (17-11) was defeated in the tournament at NCAA appearance since' 1980. "We have to look at the big home. This was the Chippewas first MAC tournament win in 10 picture," Toledo coach Stan Joplin said. "None of our guys have ever years. •1 "There was no doubt . in my been to the NCAAs, and we want mind that we could do it;' Cen- to get there." In Ypsilanti, Mich., . Miami tral coach Jay Smith said. Central Michigan will play defeated Eastern Michigan 64Marshall in · the MAC quarterfi- 51. nals. Anthony Taylor scored 23 Toledo won · its 11th straight · points, and made · 10-of-11 free •8Btla8 Supermarket In New Haven) · with a 68-64 victory over North- throws for Miami (13-14), the ern Illinois in two overtimes. No. 9 seed. A layup by Justin Hall 23 secc · It marked the second straight ' onds into the second overtime time that the Eagles (15-13) had 3~oo-7:oo put Toledo (18~12) ahead for lost to the RedHawks and went good. to the free-throw line less than · Toledo, playing at home, had ·half as many times. tied the game at 62 \>y scoring the Jason Stewart added 17 points final three points of the first over- for Miami. Calvin Warner had 20 time. T.J. Lux, the leading scorer points and seven rebounds for in the regular season for North- No. 8 seed Eastern, while Adam ern Illinois (13-15), had fouled Hess scored 12 points. · out with 43 seconds left in the · Miami will play No. 1. seed . extra period. Bowling Green (22-6) in the Toledo's Chad Kamstra made quarterfinals. MAC Josh Hamilton, the first pick in last year's amateur draft, went 2for-3 with a triple and one RBI. Closer Roberto Hernandez pitched one inning in a rare start. Tiger• 4, Florida Southern 0 ,. At Lakeland, Fla., Damion Easley homered in his first at-bat oJ the spring and slugger Juan Gonzalez showed some real hustle i~ his first game for Detroit. • Left-bander Adam Pettyjohn started and pitched two hitle~ ~.. Gonzalez, in his first at-bat in a Detroit uniform, reached on a single up the middle, moved up on a passed ball, then surprise(! almost everyone by racing home fJX.m second on Tony Clark's sin:; gle to teft. ~ Angeh 7, Ariz~na St. 3 · "' AtTempe;Ariz.,Anaheim scored three times in the second innin~ and went on to defeat Arizona State. · ; In' the second, Bengi Molina hit a· sacrifice fly, the second run came in when Orlando Palmeiro reached on a three-base error, ani! he scored on a single by Darin Erstad. . : - • LOC 'HiVal Ogarettes StZS Pack Gteeting Cards Complete Stock 1/Z SATURDA~MARCR4TB 1·304·882·2233 . - osu OFF 20 oz. bottle Reg. 59' . Only 4]C Only 69( Tooth Sun Glasses Brushes · Complete Stock · 1/2 Price ~~e ' . "I couldn't ask for anything more from these guys. We get some shots go down, it's probably a different .story;• he said. ... Ohio State made some big-time .shots, with a hand in their face." The Buckeyes shot 52 percent, while Penn State fmished at 39 percent. With five blocks, Ohio State's ken Johnson ha~ 301 in liis career, sixth in the Big Ten. ' . BY 11Rw1 J. RIID Gallipolis, for a number of asphalt and • . SENTINEl NEWS STAFF asphalt materials grades. The ~ommis:: POMEROY - MeiS'! County Com- sioners accepted .both bids and referred 'missioners approved bituminous bids and them to Engineet Robert Eason. :appropriations requests from county · . The commissioner5 ·also approved an :agencies when they met in regular ses- appropriations request for .ACCESS to :iion on Thursday. Human Resource Development/Early · ·The brief business ses5ion was held Intervention in the amount of yesterday because the commissioners $1 ,442.41, and approved reimbursement were out of town Monday. to the county general .' fund from : Bids for March bitum1nous materials··' ACCESS in the amount of$700. were received from Asphalt· .Materials . The board appfuptiated ·funds fqr the )nc., Marie~. and Middleport Terminal, final portion of the; t99jl Reqrcle Ohio! "• ""'FORD · Vi~dent ... WARRANTY 12 OR 111FT. WIDTH •12 COI.,OR8 a~ 24 c (AP) R.....1.. CARPBT 0 12 or 15ft. width 88 •e colore • Oleftn/Nylotl •scotclllerd Sentinel 211 ....... • EXTRA HEAVY WIIGHT 0 10YR. MATTING a CRU8HING WAFIIIANTY •IOCOLORS Reg.'211" •a COLORS . *12".WIDTH • OLEI'IN/NYLON BLEND . . •12wi0100%NYLON •ecOLORS •scOichg.rd BY BRIAN J. RIEo · SENTINEl NEWS STAFI' ·'f:he·Meigs Cdunty Board of Elections performed a·mandato- .. pictUred with' Brad.Saunders of Triad Governmental Sy&,terTIS ry test of Its ballot tabulation equipment on Wednesday, ·in of Xenia, who·assisted with the test of the ballot and preparation for Tuesday's primary election. Board Director computer·software used count the votes. (Brla~ J. Reed Rita Smith, se~. ana ·Deputy Director Jane Fryrnyer, are 'pl'u)to)_ · · · · ·' ' •!<rJW . With FLOOR C~VERING (740) 992..3671 FURNITURE POMEROY ' -~ . .: t POMEROY -District report cards issued by . the Ohio Depattment of Education show two of Meigs' school distric.ts in an "academic W:.tch" · categoi"Y and another irl"academi~ emergency." The p:port. cards. issued under 1997's Senate '•Bill 55, ·l"i• 27 perfor'l'an~~ standaJds to assign a ~ting for ea~h district. · · ' ~ . · -· .. Those ,standards are made up .of the · district\ proficiency test. res~ at . the ',fourth-, sixth-, ninth- and 12th-grade levels, as well as each district's attendance rate and graduation rate. The education ·depattment released the report · cards in 1998 and 1999, but was not required to do so until this year. Those ratings are "effective" for the 30 districts ~ the state meeting 26 or more of the standards;"continuous improvement" for the 377 districts meeting 14-25, "academic watch," assigned to the 131 districtS whiCh met between nine and 13; and "academic emergency" for the 69 ·diStricts ' run, Southern Local .landed in the "continuous improvement" ·categof1, E~tern . Local in . "academic watch," and Mei& Local in the "academic emergency" category: This year's ·results show ,E~tern meeting 11 of 'the standards, 311d Southern meeting ill, placing both of them in "academic 'fatch," and Meigs Local again in the "academic emergency" rating, meeting only eight of the 27 standards . . T)le eight~page report cards were mailed tp parents beginning last week, and include percentage~ of students meetirlg the 27 standards, as well as proficiency test results; three-year performance evaluations, attendance and discipline standards and district profiles. All three ·districts ate \Vqrkins with teachers, admiitistraton and conirnunity' mCI'llbers in the . preparation of co~tinuous ·improvement plans, required of districts the lower three ratings cat- · ·now in some places: I say you're nevex behind;' Bradley said. "This is like the fourth quarter. We haven't even pUt on the full court press yet. It starts today!" The Bradley campaign did not reveal the cost cf buying five minutes at the. · tail end of network prime time. Bradley addressed the camera directly, urging political reform and a reneWed com· mitment by . the Democratic party "to give VQice to. !he voiceless." . . Bradley, who has lost every norrunating contest ~yet to Gore, is banking~?:· · , egories:. ~ ' ~ resurgence m tile Northeast, where die Those plans ~ust be suhniiaed 10 the state b). · form~ N~ Jersey sonator and New . July 1, and outline s~ that the district plans to York ~all s~ JS better known improve student perfor~e. · I ' than anyw~~ else m the count_ry. • I m I' "' squitbble• over· money, Bush. Nk6tln ',.., . . ' ~ ... • FREE NO OBLIGATION QUOTES •FlEE REMOVAL OF OLD CARPET •NO CHARGE FOR MOVING FURNITURE '. v ll,t' • . ' t<nae '·,I .. ' ANDE& to . ,. for in life rarely is. But my convictl ,, 'ons politics." of where we are as a country and where. · Gore has already begun looking past we can go are so deep that I made .the Bradley, railing inste,.d~iRepubli. decision to take on the establislui'ient cans John McCain and George W. and run." 1- ·, Bnsh. He was traveling tO·Florida today . Bradley's campaign. with its "~ to add Sen. Bob Graham t<J 'his lopsided big" approach to issues like child~- pile ofDemocratic Party endonetl!ents. ty artd universal health care, despe~y A smal1 but eX\)bet\mt crowd' greer, needs some breakthrough victori in -·e<;i Bradley Thursday. night Wlth chants . the fluiiT of primaries being held ,, - ' of" No more Gore!:' at the North End day in states including New York d Bays · and Girls Clu(j ·in ~pdgeport, California. · Conn. · · ' In an interview withJ):w. J::IB.C -.- . ,, Ji,lut Bradley d!d .~ot :mention the iate' in Hartford, Bradley offered .vice president, optmg UJstea4 to ~n ,n~ to voters: "Don't listen to e to· his days in professional ·bas~~ on pollsters or the p~ndits.Vote .r>l):f,~~ ,<,th~ New York ~cks. . , . .~ · ·Vote your , consCience. V~-~r ~ ~: ·":People say, Well, ~radleys behind Lotteries 90 Days Same As Cash . . -· . • , • j ' ' , · ) NEWYORK (AP) - ln a d~b:ite fram'McCain defended phone ~ails made. oti Republican Party is a season 'of cynicism;• said Bush. , ing the flnish to the most crucial campaign his behalf blasting Bush for 'visiting Bob . . ~untie. No ftUitter who our nominee In the · debate, spomored' by the to. 1iPiipl • ~ · · ·h · kl de I Angeles :Times and· ONN, the tl!lo • t-.~:.. . ainurged ·stop',. , Jones Uruvmtty wtt o~t q~c Y ~ounc- , JU ... ,.._,, ~sp rint so. far••• Joh.n McC 1 tMt-nominee. ·-'~ · · c th li b t t d t u WI rr~ rivals were joined by commentator Alan Squabbling w hile rtval George w. ' . B um ing Its ann- a o c stance•. u wane o . . . - · " -·-•"'t!'•~ with a AS Cehnder 1=omplained McCain uses "the politics . move on. , am a~,.,...,. ClJ,..,., :'" ... d , Keyes, who claimed he's the victiin ·of a C!euiflMe ' ·smearing." ., · . . ' . "I am inte~ted in the issues ,of the ~;· , , ~,MHW corutrvative recor • "media blackout" keeping his message fi<mJ B5 Coda · Campajgil. finatic~ anit said McCarn. "Stop tile 5quahbling, ..k cit\ , ' • voters. . M religion offered . rht' . llddtess the issues." BliSh was having none of ·. ·, John McCain "A great many of them have no idea. I'm A3 ' sharpest qil[erences m it, lecturing McCain sternly. . · ,. · · . running;• said Keyes. · ! ' :: Qhitg•f\• the -lOth .campaign ;,1 don't regret going to many places;' p1ck 61·3 d~egates, more than half of what McCain has spent much of the week on Bt-2 SJ)org debate they've wagell, w. d · Bush. "What 1 regret is the politics of is .neede!d to get. the nomination. . the defensive for.. calling so~ C0~\11! A3 '1 .'f 11lntbtr • ' one that w.15 viewed as ~eating somebody's reputatl.on. Cathplics .; · ~ has run an ,iD!utgent camp:ugn, . religaoU$ leaders agents of mt~leran~e ~ p~rticularly cru,cial for ill across the country are coming: to my but went our of his way to reassure Repub- he ~e4 t)Jat soctal comervanves will rally McCain· to., ·recover ··his defi:nsi::• · . . · · . . . licans .of his 10y11~ to his cause.· footing afto;r . suffering · McCai.i defends :that criti~ as factpal,' "l'be Republican Party is my ho~e;• "I'm confident . that Christian conserVa'. oHio ' ' · . . bUt Bush dismissed'iliat. . · saidMc£ain .."No rna~er who ou~ nommee tives ~over America will flock to that ban~ setbacks this week. Pldl3:4-9-1; Pia. 4: ~ Both claimed to' be the "If you 'don:t tliink those phone calls 'is, I wlnsupport ,that nominee. I am a pro~d ner," said McCain. · . BiM' ,. 5:1-6-10-19-28 best chance for.R~bli· r),l.t-~ed me an anti-Catllolic bigot, then you conser:vative· with, a .strong conservanve The format for the 60-minute debate, · ' ~ broadcan to a national cable audience, wu cans to hold the White Jio~ and Ketehc:a Weien't ·I'~ attention to w h at ytiur ·cam- tecord" .. ·1 · WVA, an artay of difti:rences. in a wide:~ '· p • .wal putting out;• Bush said. · . · · Bush, 1 seek.irlg an_aura of inevitability, u~ual. Keyes and Bush shared a stage in Dally 3: 9-5-3 Dally 4: 8-4-5-3 debate in Califprnia, the bi~ Sl\pe~Th~ .. , .~ .Los~ debate· ~ the h•ghest- confi,de~y predicted he: would be · that Los Angeles, while McCain was beamed in . Clay prize. NmQst imme<!iately both lieadcd . 1~· ,pia~~ !Jmre next ·week's te_st. noj1lllloe. . . . via satellite li01ri St. Louis, a stopolf qn his · c 20011 OWo~ ,. LH:'f,. eo. ;1---------:~...,jj· •for New York,~ at stake·TueSrlay. , · . whm Califbrma and 12 other states will ·"People ate ·loo~ for a &esh start after Way to New York. TIIXTURBD · BAXONY for voters . AJ o;,:~ con6den~ Tocll'(s ........ REPORT CARDS ·. Schools . rema1n steady looking ahead 19 the general election, Democratic chalIenger Bill Bradley .made a pre-primary appeal to voters Thursday'night in an exiended commer•cial orl-t1erwork 'tele·· ~~nknew when 1 .Gore got into this race that it wouldn't be easy;• Bradley said in the.five-minure ad, which ailed on CBS nationwide. "Anything worth fighting "'IIFTBAK Pick Up Some Dynamite Deals On Top-Quality Carpet During·This Savings Spectacular! program in the amounts of $556.30 and The . board approved a contract of Civic Center, will benefit a lighting proS8,490 into the 2000 grant year budget. . unde..,tan'ding for services for the Child ject at the community's.ball fields. The Ohio Department of Natural · The purchase of a John Deere no-till '. Protective ~ervices division of the Resources, through the Nature·Works drill was ·approved as requested by the . Depattment of Human Services and the Meigs County Soil and Water Conserva- Gallia-Jackson-Meigs Board of Alcohol, program, funded the project at $17,000, tion District. Drug Addiction and Mental Health Ser- but the total cost is $27,000. The commissioner5 plan to prepare The comririssioners reviewed a recom- v1ces, at an unspe~ified cost. and serve the meal, and tickets are availmendation &om E.Son about vacating Commissioner Jeffrey Thornton · portions .of McKelvey and Crawford announ.,ed that a turkey and dressing able at the cost of$10, from the commisstreets in Portland. A viewing ~ill be fund-raiser to benefit ·the Rutland Youth .sioners' office or from Chris Hutton in arranged and announced before final League has been moved to March 11 at Rutland. AEP has contributed $3,000 . in cash action to abandon · the · road sections is 6:30 p.m. · · ' , and in-kind services to the project. taken. The dinner, to be held at the Rutland Gore repleflishes fun~; Bradley pitches himself tb ' •. :· PIIIHi_...,,...AI •11 YEAR MAT/CRUSH 1 ·,' ',. -:· approve appropriations-request for ACCESS· Jersey Kenneth McCullough, R. PH. Charles Riffle, R. Ph. Mon. thru Fri. 8:00 a•.m. to 9 p.m. Sat. 8:00a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. PRESC.RIPTION PH. 992·2955 Eaet Main Pomeroy, Ohio Friendly Service 0 "We were just trying to take advantage of his ·size:' O'Brien . said. "That's why we went to him so m.._.:h." Hoping to end Penn State's three-game losing streak, coach Jerry Dunn had promised lineup changes, but ill he did was start his seniors for their last home game. His usual starters plkyed most of the game - and he got the usual results. , But Dunn was at least happy with the effort t.his time, unlike Sunday after Purdue routed the Lions. ~om.missioners · . COLUMBUS (AP) Republican John Mcc;:::ain and Democrat Bill Bradley plan to return to, Ohio on Sunday to build up support for their presidential campaigns before Tuesday's primary. -:' · McCain, the Arizona senator who is l>attling Texas Gov. t:;;eorge, W. Bush, plans to visit Cleveland and Wilmington in i)i.e '!frernoon, U.S. Sef\. Mike DeW.ine, said Thursday. DeWine is the only. statewi~e ., Republicart officeholder' ·sup, portihg' 1'\'lc.Cain's c~P,.ijgn. .Bndley, the farmer New ,tpnator wl)o is running · · ~t Vice !>resident AI Gore, ~ plans. two 'events in Cleveland -'?n Sunday evening; said Alan Melamed, Bradley's Ohio ·spokesman. • Neither ~ush nor G!>p: have plans to return to Ohio, their campaigns said Thursday. All four candidates visited the state in February.. Russell Stover Truffle ~ggs Cold Pop l.T• • SJ39 On Reg. jumper, but Reese hit a jumper . from the top of the key. There was a reason Reese was the go-to man: O'Brien said he noticed that Penn State's defensive switches left his 6-foot-7 for.· ward matched up with gu:irds Joe Crispin and Titus Ivory. • ,., ,. • Reg. s4" 30°/o BBRBBR from Page 81 '\-1t ddteport • Pomeroy. Ohio 1 b'1 ' P.M. 301 Fifth Street New Haven, WV 25265 '''""!", Complete·Stock·· Country & Oldl• Special .Perlornaer National Guitar Champion •,rJ Cassette Tapes nmex Watches EHOOSE CAFE Robin Kessinger. 'J••'""" Hom.etown Newspaper Getting Price OPEN30USE. Melp County"s ' ·. my �' Pomeroy, Mlddlaport, Ohio • ..... A I • 1M Dlllly SaniiMI BUCKEYE BRIEFS Grad Enviros release report on com~ustion waste . school site for campus ' MIDDLETOWN (AP) - A gruiuate of Bishop Fenwick High School has otf~:ted to give the school a 66-acre site to help the Roman Catholic school move closer to its students. · The Archdiocese of Cincinnati had recommended the move, but Archbishop Daniel Pilarczyk will have to approve the project. The proposed site would put Fenwick just inside Warren County and make it more accessible to the fast-growing areas of Lebanon, Springboro, Mason and West Chester. Fenwick graduate Bill Akers and his wife, Debbie, own the land. "Obviously, it is a very generous donation by a family that's been very loyal to Fenwick;' said the Rev. Charles Mentrup, who is heading a ste«:ring committee that is studying whether Fenwick should be relocated. . Initial plam indicate it would cost about $12 million to build a new school for 600 students, Mentru_p ~id. It would indudL a chapel, media center, performing arts facility, science labs, gymnasi. . urn, athletic fields and stadiums for soccer and football. • . · Sale of other church-owned land could finance construction costs, Mentrup $aid. Couple takes ad seeking egg donor CINCINNATI (AP) - A couple identified only as "Hopeful Parents-to-Be" have placed a newspaper ad for "a healthy, caring woman" willing to help them have a baby. "Please be our Angel," says the nearly quarter-page ad in The Cincinnati Enquire seeking an egg donor for a couple who say;, "The only thing missing in our life is the love and laughter of children." · The ad ·in Thursday's paper was one of the most visible marketing efforts ever taken by a patient involved with Christ Hospital's reproductiv~ center. It also reflected the growing popularity - and - · continuing questions- about the use of high-tech infertility treat" ments. · Of the 80 couples on Christ Hospital's waiting list for egg · donors, three or four at any given time are running some type of · marketing campaign, said Dr. Sherif AwadaUa. · Efforts have included, postings on the Internet, notes in compa, ny and church newsletters, even posters on telephone poles. · ."The reason we're seeing marketing efforts by patients is we're so 'backlogged with cases. If a couple does nothing, the waiting time for an egg donor can. be a year and a half;' Awadalla ·said. The local efforts have not rivaled those of a Southern California agency that last month offered $100,000 for the eggs of an athletic : young woman - and of the. doctors willing to participate. •• ~ Support ifoup raises defense fund J: Fri«My, ll1rch S , 2000 ; • WINCHESTER (AP) - 'A group supporting the display of the : 'fen Commandmen~ at Adams County schools has sold more than : 60,000 yard signs and built a legal defense fund of more than • $70,000 in less than a year. · : "People are letting u's know in phone calls, e-mails, notes with : donations, that 'it's great ro know there's so many people who feel : tile. way I do,"' said the . Rev. Tom Claibourne, an organizer for :·Adams County for the Ten Commandments and pastor of Bethle.' 'hem Church of Christ in Winchester. "People seemed thrilled to have a case like this to rally around." , Tuesday is the deadline for filing motions to avoid trial in a c:ise Jlrought in February 1999 by the American Civil Liberties ~.fnion. !fhe ACLU, on behalf of Peebles resident Berry Baker, sued the f>dams County/Ohio Valley School Board for allowipg the Ten ~ommandments to be displayed in front offour schools. . ' , ACLU Attorney Scott Greenwood said Thursday he wjll file a motion asking a federal judge in Cincinnati to order removal of the Ten Commandment tablets. EVANSVILLE, Ind. (AP) - A report issued Seventy-six million Iotts of comlmstion waMt d11mped ttatiomvide eath )'tar arc primarily disposed C!f at power plaut sites in unlined and ttmnouitored W<Wewater lagoons. ronrnental groups' report and declined to comment on it. ban the dumping of coal-combustion waste, Nat Noland, a spokesman for the Indiana saying the practice threatem humam. Coal Council, )Which represents coal operators The report, released Thursday, came as the in the state, said he had not read the report but U.S. Environmental Protection Agency he disputed information contained in a related approaches a court-imposed March 10 deadline news release from the Hoosier Environmental for deciding whether to allow utility companies Coal Council and the Clean Air Task Force, to Council. "The news release indicates that toxic ma~­ ro continue dumping combustion ~te. The produce the teport. It was wued in Indiana by solid and liquid wastes are left over when power the Indianapolis group and Evamville-based rials aren't regulated;' Noland said. "In fact, plants burn coal and oil to generate electricity. Valley Watch. · Indiana has regulated the disposal of coal com~ Seventy-six miUion tons ·of combustion . " AU we're asking for is reasonable ground- bustion. These are regulated activities." The coal industry's position is supported by waste dumped nationwide each year are pri- water monitoring and liners to keep the stuff marily disposed of at power ·plant ·sites in from getting into the groundwater and financial 20 years of study performed by 'the EPA and unlined and u~onitored wastewater lagoons . .:__responsi~ility_for any damage if they do conta- independent researchers that indi~;~es there's no Tbe wastes contain concentrated levels of such · minate the groundwater;· said John Blair, who reason to have combustion wastes classified as toxic contaminants as mercury, arsenic, chromi- heads Valley Watch. hazardous, he said. "This is why it is so important for EPA to um and cadmium, the groups say. The report says despite evidence demonThe toxins can contarriinate drinking water strating the need for environmental safeguards, · require minimum safeguards, because without and build up in the human .body and in nature, the EPA made a preliminary determination in a federal action, most states are doing nothing to harming people and causing disease, mutations report to Congress a year ago that combustion stop the poisoning of .America's heartland by and death among fish and other wildlife, the wastes should be exempt from control mea- utilities seeking the cheapest meam to dump report says. a/ sures. this waste;' Jeff Stant, executive dire.!tor of the The Hoosier Environmental Council joined EPA spokeswoman Lauren Mica! in Wash- Hoosier Environmental Council, said in a writforces .with two national groups, the Citizens ington said the agency had not seen the envi- ten statement. by enxJronrnental groups urges regulators to Record voter turnout forecast COLUMBUS (AP) . Ohioans will go to the poDs in record numbers for Tuesday's primary election, Secretary of State Kenneth BlackweU predicted. The Democratic and Republi. can primaries for preside9t and .state and local offices will draw 2. 6 million to 3 mjllion voters, BlackweD said in a news release Thurs" day. He said he based his prediction ' on reports from county boards of elections. The current record is 2.4 million voters in the 1984 primary. BlackweU said the expected turnout is due in part to the National Voter Registration Act, which began in 1995 and allowed people to register when they renew their driver's licenses . or apply for welfare or disability ben- efits. Nearly I million new Ohio vo~rs have registered since Congress passed the bill, bringing the state's total to 7.2 million. This year's presidential primary is the first competitive race since the bill's . passage. "Ohio will be heard loud and clear on March 7 ;· BlackweU ·said. President Clinton, a Democrat, and Republican Bob Dole had . their nominations aU but assured by the .1996 Ohio presidential primary. MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. Subscribe today. 992-2156 COUN,. ON CHANGE!! ·ELEC,.· ANDY BUB CLERK OF COUR7 •I will extend the office hours of the Title Department •Graduate of Southern liigh School •Bachelors Degree in Criminal Justice from Ohi.oDominion College. •5Years of Administrative Experience in the Common Pleas Courl •Life long resident of Meigs County. VDfi Your V~te Is · I • ld- •PDSitlve CIIID... Apprect&led Paid for by umlidate J.A. Bur 43685 Fure•a Run Rd. Ra ..::loe, Ohio 45771 Criminal damaging·reported EMS logs seven calls ·Dissolutions, divorces filed . PORTLAND - James J. Smith, 62, of Sharon Road .in portland, : passed away at 6:08 p.m. on Wednesday, March I, 2000, in the cgrnfort . · of his Portland home. · He was born on June 6, 1932 in Clifton, West Virginia, son of the : late James Carland Smith and Marie Riley Smith. He was a re~ired : .crane operator from the Foote Mineral Company in New Haven, West · : Virginia. : •. He is survived by his wife, WilmaR. Cozart Smith, whom he mar: "ried on November 26, 1956 in Pordand; three daughters, DanieUe : (Tom Fitch) Smith of Long Bottom, Elaine (Lee Ann Judy) Smith of : Conventry, Connecticut, and Renee (Kim Grable) Smith of Colum: bus; two s6ns,Jaines Carter (Mary) Smith ofJewitt, and Lee (Charlene) ; Smith of Portland. . . . Sixteen graridcJ:illdren also survive: Travis, Amy, Gabriel, Mandy, . Amanda, Mike, Lindsay, John, Jennifer, Maggie, Allison, Casey, Mica, : Dakota, J.R. and Michael James; and two great granddaughters, Kait; lyn and Harley. . ; Three sisters survive: Barbara (James) Hunt of Ravenswood, West ; Virginia, Bertha Hayes of New Haven, West Virginia, and Marlene : Eakins· of Pomeroy; two brothers also survive, Home Smith of New , Haven, West Virginia, and .Michael (Judy) Smith of Pomeroy. In a!idition to his parents, be was preceded in death by a brother, r· tewis "Buck" Smith; and by an infant sister. • !' Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. on Saturday, March 4, 2000 at <. · the Cremeens Funeral Home in Racine, with the Rev. Allan Wbght officiating. Burial wiU foUow the funeral services. Friends may call at t the funeral home on Friday, March 3, 2000 from 6-8 p.m. ' ~ :.. VALLE Y WE AT HE R ··• \o ~ · f h k d ·•". MostIy dry or t e wee en . ~ ',· ;. ;~ .'· ElY THE AssOCIATED PRESS .•. Fair and dry weather is forecast for Ohio over the Weekend, ;. thanks to a .high pressure system :· centered over the Great Lakes. .'. ' Some clouds will drift across f the state tonight and temperatures ,· will dip into the 20s, the Nation~ al Weather Service said. ~ " "I~ 1998 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1999 FORD CROWN VIC LX, va, Auto, Clin;taf:e-Control, AM!FM Cue., Tilt, Crulee, All Power Including Seate V8, Auto, Climate-Control, AM//FM Cass., Tllt, Cruise, AU Power, Leather, Moen Roof But temperatures will rebound :~ quicldy on Saturday as the high ' ' ~ ....----------., The Daily Sentinel ~ (USPS 213-960) Commu•lty Ne,..poper Holdlnp, Inc. ~ . .: "We are puzzled by the verdict. And very disappointed as weU;' said :ferry Szmagala, divisional counsel for Avery. . ·· During the trial, Avery Dennison officials claimed Blatnik was fired after a· feUow employee, Marleah Zacharias, filed a sexual harassment complaint and later a $1 million lawsuit against Blatnik and Avery Dennison. , · I I '.. ·~ ~ Publl1hed. every afternoon, Monday dlrouJh Frl*y." 111 Couit St., Pomeroy, Obio, by the! Ohio Valley Publlahlns Comp1ay. Sttoad clau posllac paid al Pomeroy, Ohio. ,. M•ber: The Auoc:lat~:d :. Ntwtplpc:r Alloclatio.n. ~· Tho Daily ·Sentinel, 111 Court Sl., Pomeroy, Ohlo4.S769 suaqurrtoN RATES 87 cmteror Moler Rotolo One W.ek .............................................. $2.00 One Month ............................................ $8.70 '~: ~ ,• ... 1·. 1998 FORD EXPEDITION ; ~0~ (AP) _... SaUy Rid(, the firsi Atperican woman in space, is 1998 FORD ESCORT Eddie Bauer Pkg.~ 5.4L VB, Auto, AMJFM CU.., ~Uowmg m the· footsteps ofAmelia Earhart. ZX2, 4 Cyl., Auto. AC, AM/FMc ..... CD, Tilt, CruiH, All Power Equtp., Moori ROOf Dual AC, Tilt, Crulae, Lea1her. Loaded ; Ride will christen the Spiri~ of Goodyear ai~hip on March 15 and <ilimb aboard for the first official ride. The airship replaces the Spirit of Akron, which crashed in October. : In 1929, Earhart, an aviation pioneer, helped launch the Goodyear airship Defender in Cleveland. · : "We're reaDy happy that Sally Ride has accepted·our invitation;' Goodyear spolcesnjan Mickey ~ittman said. "We wanted someone in ~ation, a woman·and a hem;~ sOmeone like' Amelia rt:' • Ride, 49, lint -nt ulto space' in 1983 as a miSsion spe · ·st on a u-day space shuttle mission wiili four NASA ere~ mates. Sli is how i. professor of phy1ics at .the·Univerilty of California, San Die t).: .' ~ t remit in advanCe cHrect to Thl Dally Sen1inll ... l.. · on a three, alx or 12 mondt bull. Credit will be ~. 1, • RUTI.ANP 12:30 p.m., Whites Hill Road, Michael Coup, treated a[ the scene, Central Dispatch squad assisted. , . . · SYRACUSE Vote from PapAl An Ohio Poll released Tuesday had Bush leading McCain, 53 percent to J6 percent, while Alan S.C. House strips King from holiday ~ .t t 1999 FORD F350 1998 FORD F1SO ' Su~Mr Cab, Duatly, ~x4, 7.3L Dleael, Auto, AC, Loaded, Lariat Pkg., LDCal Trade, ~000 Mile• · . SuperCab, XLT, VB, Auto, AC, AM!FM Cass., All POwer, Local Owner, Low ""Ilea t ; lfation into mob mtluence and corruption in Youngstown. He also has .,~· ol •;. · ~d, a n~per said. · . ·- Thficant has ~knowledged that he is a subject of a federal investi- said he expeca ro be indicted. ! Richard L.)\.oss, whose crew built ·~ barn on Traficant's family farm . r: •:••• • p_~~blic. ....... Mtlp CouDI1 13·Wcckl .................................. :.......... $27.30 26 w.w .............................................$53.82 S2 Wccu ........................................... $10S.S6 -Oo-MIIpCo""l1 13 Wecu ................................. .-........... S29.2S 26 Weeki ............................................. SS6.68 52 w.cu ........................................... S109.72 .,.. ' • i~ ·t995, testified before a federal grand jury in Cleveland on Wednes~.The Vindicaror reported. Grand jury proceedings are closed to the MAIL SUJSCR11'110NS ' ' I 740.- 992-2196 ' VMW·ierrybibbe~.com . ' . CI:IESTER - The Chester Youth BaU League has postponed ·its organizational meeting until March 8, and has changed the meeting location. Signups wiU be held from 4 to 6 p.m. at Eastern Elementary School, with an organizational meeting to fpllow at 6 p.m . Immunization dinic set POMEROY .- The Meigs County Health Department will conduct a walk-in immunization clinic on Tuesday from 1-7 p.m. Those visiting 'the clinic should bring a child's immunization records. If insurance or Medicaid is applicable, that information should be provided,·as weU .' Service will not be denied due to an inabiliry to pay. . , Children must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Information is available by calling the health department at 992-6626. ' LOCAL STOCKS AEP:,_ 2~• COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) ~~ech/~~C _ ~ State House members stripped Ashland Inc. _ ·32 the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.'s · AT&Tname from a bill creating an. offi- ' Bank One- 26).· cial holiday for state workers :ind Bob Evans_: 13~ sent the legislation back to a ~:':;:a~ 3 committee to he reworked. Charming - 6). Legislators voted to nallle the City Holding- 13'· holiday Civil Rights Day and sent Federal Mogul- 14'/o the bill back to the House Judiciary Committee with an amendment that included protection for Confederate · monuments · and a .· . statement that the Confederate flag is not a racist symbol. 44 54'· Firstar- 18'), Gannett- 65'), GE- 135). Harley David. - 707. Kmart- f 8'· Kroger- 14'• Lands End - 33 ltd.- 33"1. Oak Hill - 13'1. OVB-30'1. One Valley- 28"1. Peoples -16 Dally stock reports are the 4 p.m. closing quotes of the or minus 5.5 percentage pointS. The poll was conducted by the Institute for Policy Research. at the University of Cincinnati. . Ohio is one of15 states,ind~dc ing California and New York, with presidential contests :On Tuesday. RE·ELEt::T Premier- 8). Rockwell - 45'1, RD Shell- 53'~• sears -27',1 • Shoney's - 1), Wendy's- 15"1. Worthington - 13~. previous day's transactions, provided by Adveot of GSillpolla. Jfi"ET .HOWflltD MEl~$ COUNTY • COMMISSIONER ¥6ur Vote ond Support · • Appreciated. ' Pd tor by Janet How~~ioMIII St., rac~~~~d ;:r~b~~e:pi~t d~~~~ Thursday. · "The prevailing sentiment here was that there would be no holiday honoring a blac~ person in this state;' said Rep. Joe Neal, the House leader of the Legislative Black Caucus. All New 2000 Ponllac Grind Prtx GTP Pace Car Brand New 2000 Chevy Brand New 2000 Chevy Silverado Ext. Cab 4x4 Blazer LS 4 Door 4x4 s28,950* '23,850* s22,4sa • Automatic, Air Condlthnnlf • VortecV-8 Power Styled Wheels . • supercharged 3800·V.S • Power Sunroof ------'·· Leather lnl*rlor . 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'•" ' POMEROY - Pursuant ·to Section 121.22 of th" Ohio Revised ·code, the Meigs County Budget Commission will meet at 9 a.m . on Monday, in the auditor's office of the Meigs County Courthouse. -~on: r, • Budget Commission meets '· ;:. ~. ., RACINE - The Meigs County United Methodist Cooperative Parish will present "A Promise is a Promise," a children's choir festival, March 19 at 2 p.m. at .the Racine United Methodist Church. All welcome. 'Tax.., r.g_., Tlllo·Ftee txlra. flebalolndudad in 88~ pries of neW YOh~lo lltled wh8re ~~'Pica!>'"· "On approved credit. On Hltetod modllt. Not ftiPOIIIIIIt lor wogoaphlcll errors. Prices Good March 3nl Ttuough March 51!>. · MewiDe&-rt.lldl 461 S.· Third ·· Ave. Middleport Children·s Choir procram percentage points. based on a telephone survey of In a survey of 320 people 381> Ohioans who described describing themselves as likely to · themselves as likely to vote vote in the Democratic primary, Republica!)· in the state's primary. the Ohio Poll found that Gore The poU was conducted between led Bradley 69 percent to 22perFeb. 23-27 and h~d a margin of cent. The Democratic survey had sampling error of plus or minus 5 a margin ofsampling error·of plus ;: ,... .... -~m-uss.~ Phone 11 :21 a.m., Rocksprings Rehabilitation Center, Pomeroy, Doris Grueser,VMH. ~yes had 4 percent: Results were All New 2000 t • • . ~ : YOUNGSTOWN' '(AP) -A grand jury is reportedly foc~sing on a: $45,000 colllttUCtion bill that U.S, Rep. James Traficant Jr. never " Jivcn CUrler each wcdc. pumps southerly breezes into the region. Highs will be in the upper 50s. The warming trend wiU continue through the weekend, with temperatures ·climbing into 't he 60s on Sunday. The rec<:nd high for this date at \he Columbus weather station was 75 degrees in 1974 and the i:ecord low was O·in 1943. Sunset tonight will be at 6:26 p.m. and sunrise on Saturday at '7 a.m. Weather forecast: Toriight ... Parrly cloudy early, then becoming mostly clear. Lows 25 to 30. Light and variable wind. Saturday... Mosdy sunny. Highs 55 to 60. Saturday night ... Partly cloudy. Lows in the lower 40s. Extended forecast: · Sunday... Partly cloudy. Highs in the lower 60s. Monday... Partly cloudy arid continued warm. Lows in the lower 40s and l)ighs in the mid and upper 60s. Tuesday... Partly cloudy. · A · chance of showers late. Lows in the upper 40s and highs in the lower 70s. No tubscrlptlon by mall permillcd in areu where bomo carrier .ervlee it avtilable. r,. Publllhc:r reltiVet the rJaht 10 adjutl ruea r. · durUaa the tubstrlpllon period. Sublcrlptlo.n ~ r11e chanaa may be implemented by chanaina the duradon of tho 1u~iptlon. ,<'. ", Grancl')ary probes Traflcant ~ar. o.e v"'·:siNCiii'OOP:v'PiiiCis104.oo .~ ~;;·;;;·d;i;i~'~"~·~·f~:.y . · · : . RO!II told the newspaper outside the courtroom that the barn which has 3() sW!s, cost about $60,000, but Thficant paid only $)5,000, ' : .. RosS said that whenever he asked about payment, Traficant said be ..,ould discuss it with Ross' business partner. · . : Recorda Show that since Thficant entered Congq,s. in 1985, he ~ has repOrted a gift. the newspaper said. By law, he must report t&e ~e of aU gifia t<Jialing more than $250 from •liY source each Preas. and the Ohio t ·POSTMASTEib"Send address corrcctlonaiO . Sally Ride to launch new blimp .• Dissolutions granted - Chad hllen Folmer and Amber Dawn Folmer; Paul R . Milner and Karen L. Milner; David D. Williams and · POMEROY-The foUowing sentences were handed down recent- . Deborah A. Williams; Shawn Rayburn and Cari A. Rayburn. ly in the Meigs County Court of Coinmon Pleas of Judge fred w. Divorces granted - Danny R . King from Cynthia D. King; David Crow III. Casci and· MicheUe Butkiss Casci; Brenda L. McCartney and Tony A. ' ' Robert K. "Dink" Kennedy, Rutland, was sentenced to 12 months McCartr{;y; Clifford A. Whirley from Martha D. Whirley. · ·~onfinement after pleading guilty to a felony charge of cultivation of • marijuana. ' · Timothy L.Williams, WeUston, was sentenced to two 18-month sen•RUTLAND - Charles McGrath, Romine Road, Rurland, reporttences on felony charges of burglary and theft. The sentences are to be ed this morning that someone stole the gasoline from his 1982 served comecutively. Shannon P. Chapman, Cheshire, was sentenced to five years in Chevrolet van and 1976 Dodge truck, according to a Meigs County ' prison, suspended to five years of community control and 500 hours Sheriff's Office report. community service on a charge of trafficking in powder .cocaine. ' Michael Meadows, Point Pleasant, W.Va., was sentenced to eight ' ~me-year prison sentences oneig!u chargeJ Q{.!?~ng and elltl:ring._ POMEROY - Units of the Meigs County Emergency Medical ; . The charges ar~ to be served consecutively. Service recorded seven calls for assistance Thursday. Units responding included: . CENTRAL DISPATCH 5:57 a.m., Laurel Street, Middleport, Alma McHaffie, Veteram POMEROY -The foUowing actions to end mar.i:iage were filed Memorial Hospital;. recenrly in Meigs County Court: . · 11 :06 a.m., Syracuse Street, Middleport, Susan McBain. VMH; Divorces asked - . Maxine H. Robinson, Middleport, from Franlllin 2:48p.m., State Route 7, motor vehicle accident, Juanita Whytsal, · H. Robinson;Yvonne J. Darst, Pomeroy, from Thomas E. Darst Jr., Lake Holzer Medical Center, Kenpeth Shepard, treated at the ~ene, Chester ·.,Lynn, Pa. Volunteer Fire Department ; nd Tuppers Plains squad assisted; 6:31 p.m., South Secc:md Avenu,, Middleport, Mary WeDs, HMC. . RACINE . 11 :11 a.m., Eagl~ Ridge Road, Dora Hysell,VMH. ~ 'f..\ PAINESVILLE (AP) -A jury awarded $735,000 to a former Avery ·. · Dennison Corp. employee, ruling that company officials defamed and Slandered him by talking about his dismissal at numerous staff meetings. : Michael Bi;ltnik of Leroy Township was awatded the money after a ~lander and defamation trial in Lake County Common Pleas Court ~nded Wednesday. : Blatnik sued Avery Dennison and two managers, David Scheibel and Thamas Loria, contending they defamed and slandered.him when ·~ey made false statements claiming he sexually · harassed a feUow ·employee and ·engaged in loathSome and improper conduct.. · ·: Blatnik denied the sexual harassment claims. :: Avery officials said they were stunned by the verdict and plan to . Senteaces handed out ~ Fired employee wins slander s11it . ~ppeal. LOCAL .NEWS IN BRIEF . • e· ' ' }' . --~--~~----------------------~------~~~~~------------------------------- James J. Smith )EitJtY. BI,BBE.E .. The Dally Sentinel • P1ga A 3 OBITUARY FOR· GREAT SERVICE BEFORE AND AFTER THE SALE ...... - Pomeroy, lllddlaport, Oh~ Friday, ...-ch 3, 2000 " · ..··-·h t.ll04 ~-· Ext. 1103 , 7:10U:10 IIATINIEI SATJI\III I :10 l 3!10 Ctwvn""-' ~ J:11JIOK Monday· Seturday 9 am • 8 pm SUIMIIV 1 • 7 pm �' Pomeroy, Mlddlaport, Ohio • ..... A I • 1M Dlllly SaniiMI BUCKEYE BRIEFS Grad Enviros release report on com~ustion waste . school site for campus ' MIDDLETOWN (AP) - A gruiuate of Bishop Fenwick High School has otf~:ted to give the school a 66-acre site to help the Roman Catholic school move closer to its students. · The Archdiocese of Cincinnati had recommended the move, but Archbishop Daniel Pilarczyk will have to approve the project. The proposed site would put Fenwick just inside Warren County and make it more accessible to the fast-growing areas of Lebanon, Springboro, Mason and West Chester. Fenwick graduate Bill Akers and his wife, Debbie, own the land. "Obviously, it is a very generous donation by a family that's been very loyal to Fenwick;' said the Rev. Charles Mentrup, who is heading a ste«:ring committee that is studying whether Fenwick should be relocated. . Initial plam indicate it would cost about $12 million to build a new school for 600 students, Mentru_p ~id. It would indudL a chapel, media center, performing arts facility, science labs, gymnasi. . urn, athletic fields and stadiums for soccer and football. • . · Sale of other church-owned land could finance construction costs, Mentrup $aid. Couple takes ad seeking egg donor CINCINNATI (AP) - A couple identified only as "Hopeful Parents-to-Be" have placed a newspaper ad for "a healthy, caring woman" willing to help them have a baby. "Please be our Angel," says the nearly quarter-page ad in The Cincinnati Enquire seeking an egg donor for a couple who say;, "The only thing missing in our life is the love and laughter of children." · The ad ·in Thursday's paper was one of the most visible marketing efforts ever taken by a patient involved with Christ Hospital's reproductiv~ center. It also reflected the growing popularity - and - · continuing questions- about the use of high-tech infertility treat" ments. · Of the 80 couples on Christ Hospital's waiting list for egg · donors, three or four at any given time are running some type of · marketing campaign, said Dr. Sherif AwadaUa. · Efforts have included, postings on the Internet, notes in compa, ny and church newsletters, even posters on telephone poles. · ."The reason we're seeing marketing efforts by patients is we're so 'backlogged with cases. If a couple does nothing, the waiting time for an egg donor can. be a year and a half;' Awadalla ·said. The local efforts have not rivaled those of a Southern California agency that last month offered $100,000 for the eggs of an athletic : young woman - and of the. doctors willing to participate. •• ~ Support ifoup raises defense fund J: Fri«My, ll1rch S , 2000 ; • WINCHESTER (AP) - 'A group supporting the display of the : 'fen Commandmen~ at Adams County schools has sold more than : 60,000 yard signs and built a legal defense fund of more than • $70,000 in less than a year. · : "People are letting u's know in phone calls, e-mails, notes with : donations, that 'it's great ro know there's so many people who feel : tile. way I do,"' said the . Rev. Tom Claibourne, an organizer for :·Adams County for the Ten Commandments and pastor of Bethle.' 'hem Church of Christ in Winchester. "People seemed thrilled to have a case like this to rally around." , Tuesday is the deadline for filing motions to avoid trial in a c:ise Jlrought in February 1999 by the American Civil Liberties ~.fnion. !fhe ACLU, on behalf of Peebles resident Berry Baker, sued the f>dams County/Ohio Valley School Board for allowipg the Ten ~ommandments to be displayed in front offour schools. . ' , ACLU Attorney Scott Greenwood said Thursday he wjll file a motion asking a federal judge in Cincinnati to order removal of the Ten Commandment tablets. EVANSVILLE, Ind. (AP) - A report issued Seventy-six million Iotts of comlmstion waMt d11mped ttatiomvide eath )'tar arc primarily disposed C!f at power plaut sites in unlined and ttmnouitored W<Wewater lagoons. ronrnental groups' report and declined to comment on it. ban the dumping of coal-combustion waste, Nat Noland, a spokesman for the Indiana saying the practice threatem humam. Coal Council, )Which represents coal operators The report, released Thursday, came as the in the state, said he had not read the report but U.S. Environmental Protection Agency he disputed information contained in a related approaches a court-imposed March 10 deadline news release from the Hoosier Environmental for deciding whether to allow utility companies Coal Council and the Clean Air Task Force, to Council. "The news release indicates that toxic ma~­ ro continue dumping combustion ~te. The produce the teport. It was wued in Indiana by solid and liquid wastes are left over when power the Indianapolis group and Evamville-based rials aren't regulated;' Noland said. "In fact, plants burn coal and oil to generate electricity. Valley Watch. · Indiana has regulated the disposal of coal com~ Seventy-six miUion tons ·of combustion . " AU we're asking for is reasonable ground- bustion. These are regulated activities." The coal industry's position is supported by waste dumped nationwide each year are pri- water monitoring and liners to keep the stuff marily disposed of at power ·plant ·sites in from getting into the groundwater and financial 20 years of study performed by 'the EPA and unlined and u~onitored wastewater lagoons . .:__responsi~ility_for any damage if they do conta- independent researchers that indi~;~es there's no Tbe wastes contain concentrated levels of such · minate the groundwater;· said John Blair, who reason to have combustion wastes classified as toxic contaminants as mercury, arsenic, chromi- heads Valley Watch. hazardous, he said. "This is why it is so important for EPA to um and cadmium, the groups say. The report says despite evidence demonThe toxins can contarriinate drinking water strating the need for environmental safeguards, · require minimum safeguards, because without and build up in the human .body and in nature, the EPA made a preliminary determination in a federal action, most states are doing nothing to harming people and causing disease, mutations report to Congress a year ago that combustion stop the poisoning of .America's heartland by and death among fish and other wildlife, the wastes should be exempt from control mea- utilities seeking the cheapest meam to dump report says. a/ sures. this waste;' Jeff Stant, executive dire.!tor of the The Hoosier Environmental Council joined EPA spokeswoman Lauren Mica! in Wash- Hoosier Environmental Council, said in a writforces .with two national groups, the Citizens ington said the agency had not seen the envi- ten statement. by enxJronrnental groups urges regulators to Record voter turnout forecast COLUMBUS (AP) . Ohioans will go to the poDs in record numbers for Tuesday's primary election, Secretary of State Kenneth BlackweU predicted. The Democratic and Republi. can primaries for preside9t and .state and local offices will draw 2. 6 million to 3 mjllion voters, BlackweD said in a news release Thurs" day. He said he based his prediction ' on reports from county boards of elections. The current record is 2.4 million voters in the 1984 primary. BlackweU said the expected turnout is due in part to the National Voter Registration Act, which began in 1995 and allowed people to register when they renew their driver's licenses . or apply for welfare or disability ben- efits. Nearly I million new Ohio vo~rs have registered since Congress passed the bill, bringing the state's total to 7.2 million. This year's presidential primary is the first competitive race since the bill's . passage. "Ohio will be heard loud and clear on March 7 ;· BlackweU ·said. President Clinton, a Democrat, and Republican Bob Dole had . their nominations aU but assured by the .1996 Ohio presidential primary. MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. Subscribe today. 992-2156 COUN,. ON CHANGE!! ·ELEC,.· ANDY BUB CLERK OF COUR7 •I will extend the office hours of the Title Department •Graduate of Southern liigh School •Bachelors Degree in Criminal Justice from Ohi.oDominion College. •5Years of Administrative Experience in the Common Pleas Courl •Life long resident of Meigs County. VDfi Your V~te Is · I • ld- •PDSitlve CIIID... Apprect&led Paid for by umlidate J.A. Bur 43685 Fure•a Run Rd. Ra ..::loe, Ohio 45771 Criminal damaging·reported EMS logs seven calls ·Dissolutions, divorces filed . PORTLAND - James J. Smith, 62, of Sharon Road .in portland, : passed away at 6:08 p.m. on Wednesday, March I, 2000, in the cgrnfort . · of his Portland home. · He was born on June 6, 1932 in Clifton, West Virginia, son of the : late James Carland Smith and Marie Riley Smith. He was a re~ired : .crane operator from the Foote Mineral Company in New Haven, West · : Virginia. : •. He is survived by his wife, WilmaR. Cozart Smith, whom he mar: "ried on November 26, 1956 in Pordand; three daughters, DanieUe : (Tom Fitch) Smith of Long Bottom, Elaine (Lee Ann Judy) Smith of : Conventry, Connecticut, and Renee (Kim Grable) Smith of Colum: bus; two s6ns,Jaines Carter (Mary) Smith ofJewitt, and Lee (Charlene) ; Smith of Portland. . . . Sixteen graridcJ:illdren also survive: Travis, Amy, Gabriel, Mandy, . Amanda, Mike, Lindsay, John, Jennifer, Maggie, Allison, Casey, Mica, : Dakota, J.R. and Michael James; and two great granddaughters, Kait; lyn and Harley. . ; Three sisters survive: Barbara (James) Hunt of Ravenswood, West ; Virginia, Bertha Hayes of New Haven, West Virginia, and Marlene : Eakins· of Pomeroy; two brothers also survive, Home Smith of New , Haven, West Virginia, and .Michael (Judy) Smith of Pomeroy. In a!idition to his parents, be was preceded in death by a brother, r· tewis "Buck" Smith; and by an infant sister. • !' Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. on Saturday, March 4, 2000 at <. · the Cremeens Funeral Home in Racine, with the Rev. Allan Wbght officiating. Burial wiU foUow the funeral services. Friends may call at t the funeral home on Friday, March 3, 2000 from 6-8 p.m. ' ~ :.. VALLE Y WE AT HE R ··• \o ~ · f h k d ·•". MostIy dry or t e wee en . ~ ',· ;. ;~ .'· ElY THE AssOCIATED PRESS .•. Fair and dry weather is forecast for Ohio over the Weekend, ;. thanks to a .high pressure system :· centered over the Great Lakes. .'. ' Some clouds will drift across f the state tonight and temperatures ,· will dip into the 20s, the Nation~ al Weather Service said. ~ " "I~ 1998 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1999 FORD CROWN VIC LX, va, Auto, Clin;taf:e-Control, AM!FM Cue., Tilt, Crulee, All Power Including Seate V8, Auto, Climate-Control, AM//FM Cass., Tllt, Cruise, AU Power, Leather, Moen Roof But temperatures will rebound :~ quicldy on Saturday as the high ' ' ~ ....----------., The Daily Sentinel ~ (USPS 213-960) Commu•lty Ne,..poper Holdlnp, Inc. ~ . .: "We are puzzled by the verdict. And very disappointed as weU;' said :ferry Szmagala, divisional counsel for Avery. . ·· During the trial, Avery Dennison officials claimed Blatnik was fired after a· feUow employee, Marleah Zacharias, filed a sexual harassment complaint and later a $1 million lawsuit against Blatnik and Avery Dennison. , · I I '.. ·~ ~ Publl1hed. every afternoon, Monday dlrouJh Frl*y." 111 Couit St., Pomeroy, Obio, by the! Ohio Valley Publlahlns Comp1ay. Sttoad clau posllac paid al Pomeroy, Ohio. ,. M•ber: The Auoc:lat~:d :. Ntwtplpc:r Alloclatio.n. ~· Tho Daily ·Sentinel, 111 Court Sl., Pomeroy, Ohlo4.S769 suaqurrtoN RATES 87 cmteror Moler Rotolo One W.ek .............................................. $2.00 One Month ............................................ $8.70 '~: ~ ,• ... 1·. 1998 FORD EXPEDITION ; ~0~ (AP) _... SaUy Rid(, the firsi Atperican woman in space, is 1998 FORD ESCORT Eddie Bauer Pkg.~ 5.4L VB, Auto, AMJFM CU.., ~Uowmg m the· footsteps ofAmelia Earhart. ZX2, 4 Cyl., Auto. AC, AM/FMc ..... CD, Tilt, CruiH, All Power Equtp., Moori ROOf Dual AC, Tilt, Crulae, Lea1her. Loaded ; Ride will christen the Spiri~ of Goodyear ai~hip on March 15 and <ilimb aboard for the first official ride. The airship replaces the Spirit of Akron, which crashed in October. : In 1929, Earhart, an aviation pioneer, helped launch the Goodyear airship Defender in Cleveland. · : "We're reaDy happy that Sally Ride has accepted·our invitation;' Goodyear spolcesnjan Mickey ~ittman said. "We wanted someone in ~ation, a woman·and a hem;~ sOmeone like' Amelia rt:' • Ride, 49, lint -nt ulto space' in 1983 as a miSsion spe · ·st on a u-day space shuttle mission wiili four NASA ere~ mates. Sli is how i. professor of phy1ics at .the·Univerilty of California, San Die t).: .' ~ t remit in advanCe cHrect to Thl Dally Sen1inll ... l.. · on a three, alx or 12 mondt bull. Credit will be ~. 1, • RUTI.ANP 12:30 p.m., Whites Hill Road, Michael Coup, treated a[ the scene, Central Dispatch squad assisted. , . . · SYRACUSE Vote from PapAl An Ohio Poll released Tuesday had Bush leading McCain, 53 percent to J6 percent, while Alan S.C. House strips King from holiday ~ .t t 1999 FORD F350 1998 FORD F1SO ' Su~Mr Cab, Duatly, ~x4, 7.3L Dleael, Auto, AC, Loaded, Lariat Pkg., LDCal Trade, ~000 Mile• · . SuperCab, XLT, VB, Auto, AC, AM!FM Cass., All POwer, Local Owner, Low ""Ilea t ; lfation into mob mtluence and corruption in Youngstown. He also has .,~· ol •;. · ~d, a n~per said. · . ·- Thficant has ~knowledged that he is a subject of a federal investi- said he expeca ro be indicted. ! Richard L.)\.oss, whose crew built ·~ barn on Traficant's family farm . r: •:••• • p_~~blic. ....... Mtlp CouDI1 13·Wcckl .................................. :.......... $27.30 26 w.w .............................................$53.82 S2 Wccu ........................................... $10S.S6 -Oo-MIIpCo""l1 13 Wecu ................................. .-........... S29.2S 26 Weeki ............................................. SS6.68 52 w.cu ........................................... S109.72 .,.. ' • i~ ·t995, testified before a federal grand jury in Cleveland on Wednes~.The Vindicaror reported. Grand jury proceedings are closed to the MAIL SUJSCR11'110NS ' ' I 740.- 992-2196 ' VMW·ierrybibbe~.com . ' . CI:IESTER - The Chester Youth BaU League has postponed ·its organizational meeting until March 8, and has changed the meeting location. Signups wiU be held from 4 to 6 p.m. at Eastern Elementary School, with an organizational meeting to fpllow at 6 p.m . Immunization dinic set POMEROY .- The Meigs County Health Department will conduct a walk-in immunization clinic on Tuesday from 1-7 p.m. Those visiting 'the clinic should bring a child's immunization records. If insurance or Medicaid is applicable, that information should be provided,·as weU .' Service will not be denied due to an inabiliry to pay. . , Children must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Information is available by calling the health department at 992-6626. ' LOCAL STOCKS AEP:,_ 2~• COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) ~~ech/~~C _ ~ State House members stripped Ashland Inc. _ ·32 the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.'s · AT&Tname from a bill creating an. offi- ' Bank One- 26).· cial holiday for state workers :ind Bob Evans_: 13~ sent the legislation back to a ~:':;:a~ 3 committee to he reworked. Charming - 6). Legislators voted to nallle the City Holding- 13'· holiday Civil Rights Day and sent Federal Mogul- 14'/o the bill back to the House Judiciary Committee with an amendment that included protection for Confederate · monuments · and a .· . statement that the Confederate flag is not a racist symbol. 44 54'· Firstar- 18'), Gannett- 65'), GE- 135). Harley David. - 707. Kmart- f 8'· Kroger- 14'• Lands End - 33 ltd.- 33"1. Oak Hill - 13'1. OVB-30'1. One Valley- 28"1. Peoples -16 Dally stock reports are the 4 p.m. closing quotes of the or minus 5.5 percentage pointS. The poll was conducted by the Institute for Policy Research. at the University of Cincinnati. . Ohio is one of15 states,ind~dc ing California and New York, with presidential contests :On Tuesday. RE·ELEt::T Premier- 8). Rockwell - 45'1, RD Shell- 53'~• sears -27',1 • Shoney's - 1), Wendy's- 15"1. Worthington - 13~. previous day's transactions, provided by Adveot of GSillpolla. Jfi"ET .HOWflltD MEl~$ COUNTY • COMMISSIONER ¥6ur Vote ond Support · • Appreciated. ' Pd tor by Janet How~~ioMIII St., rac~~~~d ;:r~b~~e:pi~t d~~~~ Thursday. · "The prevailing sentiment here was that there would be no holiday honoring a blac~ person in this state;' said Rep. Joe Neal, the House leader of the Legislative Black Caucus. All New 2000 Ponllac Grind Prtx GTP Pace Car Brand New 2000 Chevy Brand New 2000 Chevy Silverado Ext. Cab 4x4 Blazer LS 4 Door 4x4 s28,950* '23,850* s22,4sa • Automatic, Air Condlthnnlf • VortecV-8 Power Styled Wheels . • supercharged 3800·V.S • Power Sunroof ------'·· Leather lnl*rlor . 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'•" ' POMEROY - Pursuant ·to Section 121.22 of th" Ohio Revised ·code, the Meigs County Budget Commission will meet at 9 a.m . on Monday, in the auditor's office of the Meigs County Courthouse. -~on: r, • Budget Commission meets '· ;:. ~. ., RACINE - The Meigs County United Methodist Cooperative Parish will present "A Promise is a Promise," a children's choir festival, March 19 at 2 p.m. at .the Racine United Methodist Church. All welcome. 'Tax.., r.g_., Tlllo·Ftee txlra. flebalolndudad in 88~ pries of neW YOh~lo lltled wh8re ~~'Pica!>'"· "On approved credit. On Hltetod modllt. Not ftiPOIIIIIIt lor wogoaphlcll errors. Prices Good March 3nl Ttuough March 51!>. · MewiDe&-rt.lldl 461 S.· Third ·· Ave. Middleport Children·s Choir procram percentage points. based on a telephone survey of In a survey of 320 people 381> Ohioans who described describing themselves as likely to · themselves as likely to vote vote in the Democratic primary, Republica!)· in the state's primary. the Ohio Poll found that Gore The poU was conducted between led Bradley 69 percent to 22perFeb. 23-27 and h~d a margin of cent. The Democratic survey had sampling error of plus or minus 5 a margin ofsampling error·of plus ;: ,... .... -~m-uss.~ Phone 11 :21 a.m., Rocksprings Rehabilitation Center, Pomeroy, Doris Grueser,VMH. ~yes had 4 percent: Results were All New 2000 t • • . ~ : YOUNGSTOWN' '(AP) -A grand jury is reportedly foc~sing on a: $45,000 colllttUCtion bill that U.S, Rep. James Traficant Jr. never " Jivcn CUrler each wcdc. pumps southerly breezes into the region. Highs will be in the upper 50s. The warming trend wiU continue through the weekend, with temperatures ·climbing into 't he 60s on Sunday. The rec<:nd high for this date at \he Columbus weather station was 75 degrees in 1974 and the i:ecord low was O·in 1943. Sunset tonight will be at 6:26 p.m. and sunrise on Saturday at '7 a.m. Weather forecast: Toriight ... Parrly cloudy early, then becoming mostly clear. Lows 25 to 30. Light and variable wind. Saturday... Mosdy sunny. Highs 55 to 60. Saturday night ... Partly cloudy. Lows in the lower 40s. Extended forecast: · Sunday... Partly cloudy. Highs in the lower 60s. Monday... Partly cloudy arid continued warm. Lows in the lower 40s and l)ighs in the mid and upper 60s. Tuesday... Partly cloudy. · A · chance of showers late. Lows in the upper 40s and highs in the lower 70s. No tubscrlptlon by mall permillcd in areu where bomo carrier .ervlee it avtilable. r,. Publllhc:r reltiVet the rJaht 10 adjutl ruea r. · durUaa the tubstrlpllon period. Sublcrlptlo.n ~ r11e chanaa may be implemented by chanaina the duradon of tho 1u~iptlon. ,<'. ", Grancl')ary probes Traflcant ~ar. o.e v"'·:siNCiii'OOP:v'PiiiCis104.oo .~ ~;;·;;;·d;i;i~'~"~·~·f~:.y . · · : . RO!II told the newspaper outside the courtroom that the barn which has 3() sW!s, cost about $60,000, but Thficant paid only $)5,000, ' : .. RosS said that whenever he asked about payment, Traficant said be ..,ould discuss it with Ross' business partner. · . : Recorda Show that since Thficant entered Congq,s. in 1985, he ~ has repOrted a gift. the newspaper said. By law, he must report t&e ~e of aU gifia t<Jialing more than $250 from •liY source each Preas. and the Ohio t ·POSTMASTEib"Send address corrcctlonaiO . Sally Ride to launch new blimp .• Dissolutions granted - Chad hllen Folmer and Amber Dawn Folmer; Paul R . Milner and Karen L. Milner; David D. Williams and · POMEROY-The foUowing sentences were handed down recent- . Deborah A. Williams; Shawn Rayburn and Cari A. Rayburn. ly in the Meigs County Court of Coinmon Pleas of Judge fred w. Divorces granted - Danny R . King from Cynthia D. King; David Crow III. Casci and· MicheUe Butkiss Casci; Brenda L. McCartney and Tony A. ' ' Robert K. "Dink" Kennedy, Rutland, was sentenced to 12 months McCartr{;y; Clifford A. Whirley from Martha D. Whirley. · ·~onfinement after pleading guilty to a felony charge of cultivation of • marijuana. ' · Timothy L.Williams, WeUston, was sentenced to two 18-month sen•RUTLAND - Charles McGrath, Romine Road, Rurland, reporttences on felony charges of burglary and theft. The sentences are to be ed this morning that someone stole the gasoline from his 1982 served comecutively. Shannon P. Chapman, Cheshire, was sentenced to five years in Chevrolet van and 1976 Dodge truck, according to a Meigs County ' prison, suspended to five years of community control and 500 hours Sheriff's Office report. community service on a charge of trafficking in powder .cocaine. ' Michael Meadows, Point Pleasant, W.Va., was sentenced to eight ' ~me-year prison sentences oneig!u chargeJ Q{.!?~ng and elltl:ring._ POMEROY - Units of the Meigs County Emergency Medical ; . The charges ar~ to be served consecutively. Service recorded seven calls for assistance Thursday. Units responding included: . CENTRAL DISPATCH 5:57 a.m., Laurel Street, Middleport, Alma McHaffie, Veteram POMEROY -The foUowing actions to end mar.i:iage were filed Memorial Hospital;. recenrly in Meigs County Court: . · 11 :06 a.m., Syracuse Street, Middleport, Susan McBain. VMH; Divorces asked - . Maxine H. Robinson, Middleport, from Franlllin 2:48p.m., State Route 7, motor vehicle accident, Juanita Whytsal, · H. Robinson;Yvonne J. Darst, Pomeroy, from Thomas E. Darst Jr., Lake Holzer Medical Center, Kenpeth Shepard, treated at the ~ene, Chester ·.,Lynn, Pa. Volunteer Fire Department ; nd Tuppers Plains squad assisted; 6:31 p.m., South Secc:md Avenu,, Middleport, Mary WeDs, HMC. . RACINE . 11 :11 a.m., Eagl~ Ridge Road, Dora Hysell,VMH. ~ 'f..\ PAINESVILLE (AP) -A jury awarded $735,000 to a former Avery ·. · Dennison Corp. employee, ruling that company officials defamed and Slandered him by talking about his dismissal at numerous staff meetings. : Michael Bi;ltnik of Leroy Township was awatded the money after a ~lander and defamation trial in Lake County Common Pleas Court ~nded Wednesday. : Blatnik sued Avery Dennison and two managers, David Scheibel and Thamas Loria, contending they defamed and slandered.him when ·~ey made false statements claiming he sexually · harassed a feUow ·employee and ·engaged in loathSome and improper conduct.. · ·: Blatnik denied the sexual harassment claims. :: Avery officials said they were stunned by the verdict and plan to . Senteaces handed out ~ Fired employee wins slander s11it . ~ppeal. LOCAL .NEWS IN BRIEF . • e· ' ' }' . --~--~~----------------------~------~~~~~------------------------------- James J. Smith )EitJtY. BI,BBE.E .. The Dally Sentinel • P1ga A 3 OBITUARY FOR· GREAT SERVICE BEFORE AND AFTER THE SALE ...... - Pomeroy, lllddlaport, Oh~ Friday, ...-ch 3, 2000 " · ..··-·h t.ll04 ~-· Ext. 1103 , 7:10U:10 IIATINIEI SATJI\III I :10 l 3!10 Ctwvn""-' ~ J:11JIOK Monday· Seturday 9 am • 8 pm SUIMIIV 1 • 7 pm �PapM The Daily sentinel The Daily Sentinel . HeY, tJice t-f@.W Esrablished in 1948 WKeeL.~! WtlaT KIND 111 Court st., Pomeroy, Ohio 740 9112-2156 • Fu: 992·2157 TfofiS S28Y G@'l"f OFMi~Qoi!S • :Dear Ann Landers: I am having a big ploblem wnh my hu'sband's mother, and hf>pe you can help me, because I've had it; up to hert, and can't take much more. :I became pregnant while "Tom" and I ~re engaged and living together. A few days before the baby was due, I heard l'om arguing with his mother in the nht room. She said some t;rrible things about me. For example, she said a respectable girl would never g<!!_pr~g,..__ n~~t ~efore marriage, and suggested that. I :did II on purpose to trap htm . /Mter ~he left, I told Tom I had heard ~,Pat h1s· mother said, and was very upset with her. Instead of taking my stde, he JUSt shrugged his shoulders and nlumbled, "Get over it." Well, Ann, I c~'t get over it, and I don't think I wiU eyer be able to forgive her. :1'his is creating a huge problem b~tween Tom and me. Tl)e baby is now '2. weeks old, and I have not yet invited niy mother-in-law over to see her first . Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Chllrla W. Gowy . Publl•her Dllne Hill Controlt.r Cherlene Hoeflich R..Shwwnl.ewla ~Editor General~ • ~. TIHJ 1lwdi h IMIIr'IID ;ei ,._..,. S.n " - JOI """*·AU Nfllrl,. •lft.J«t ,_ flllllliiiMrlw ~....,h.....,.,., lifeWI tuldrus 11M ldfJ! h II . . . . . . . .Nfl,_ipM ldUrs wUl hpdllr._I.MWtdiNWNUr pDIIIJdk, tMIIIrmU., u...,, Mpm n·Mdn. w. 11w """"'" hlo"'.,.,.. ftNIIMI,.tl/,., OltJ. . tw~.1 hWifltiltr c.... ~ Mnt, IUilftl lllJIH.. _. n.._.,..,..., uprw,. .,..,.u. -·-·· OUR VIEW: Paying • Investing tricky, but benefidal for economy · ' t· Ann Landers ADVICE grandchild. I am not comfortabl e about discussing this with anyone, and would appreciate sotne advice. - NO CITY, NO STATE · DEAR N.C.N.S.: I doubt that you and Tom's mother will ever be like the biblical Ruth and Naomi, but ot would be a big plus for your marriage, and for the baby, if you would put aside · your anger and be. ·civil to Tom's mother. Invite her to your hom e, and be gracious about it. .. '· •• I nterest in the stock market is probably at an all-time high. We're not talking about an idle inspection of the Wall Street Journal; ~~ ·... a lot of people are checking end-of-the-day,value,; because they •• ••• own stock. ' hu n .• , ... group the establish,ne!ll or the county conunit- soIutton to t e mess. Owning a piece of a company is nothing new. Locally, people Charles E. "Chuck" Blabslee' : tee. have invested for generations. The remarkable aspect about today's •• · Pomeroy: #. Dear Editor: · T he establishment or county conunittee climate is how many more individuals can say they possess stock in ~ ~ •';t probably consistS of bwyers; bankers, iitdustrial ·Well,America, things sure have chahged in corporatiohs. officials and medicaj professionals and the Washington ..We elect senators and congressIt'~ noi just for the few anyinore. Seemparty's top officeholders. The power. of this men, and then when new laws are made in .-~ . Today's investors . ingly everyone has caughtthe investment establishment. or county committee depends Washington it seems Congress doesn't get to Dear Editor: . ;~ are a wiser lot bug. Once more, it's the American thing to . upon its ability to dominate both e)ectotal polvote. The newest taX levy to be put on the bal-:; : b .r do. itics and agencies of county and municipal gov- lot just makes me shudder. I have worked aJI..;: The EPA has pushed new standard, and ecause OJ This. isn't surprising since ,W~. Street, ernment within its jurisdiction. rules qn our industries, and now our jobs arc the Great despite some setbacks, scaled the heights of my life, until I was .hurt in the coal mine an!)- ~ We have a second organized tier. The qmnty all going overseas or to Canada or Mexico. had to retire disabled, to have a home. Now Depression. stock value and made money for people is divided into approximate 35 precincts and One wonders why the public elects congress1 throughout the 1990s. . . . a?" told ·' must pay more ,taxes, for schools~~i .central coi:nmittee persons represent them. ctty mamtenance, emergency rooms, etc.,.. ~ men or senators to office when one departAnd despite the warnings of"adjustmcnts"'or slipping back' into Their job is to serve the need of friends, fami- b~cause I own my home - the bank and I~l ment can pass ~ws and rules that industry a moderate performance level, the fever continues to take hold. The lies and neighbors, secure the loyalty and votes that is. · can't even meet. · ·••~ succession of"blue Fridays" that have lately sent prices downward of these constituents, anp thereby strengthen I would like to ask Congress to *an doing have only encouraged more investors to bargain hunt and buy on I do not mind paying my share, as long as the party. · its jobs and not let government offices like Monday. every~,ne ~lse pays their share. · The party loy.ilists in the electorate are the EPA rule the roost and put Americansmn of ' :Activity also has picked up through the accessibility of local It seems as though we that own property , next group. They usually obtained their jobs are beiqg punished~ We will have to pay more ' ' work. For·America we need leadership and stl>ckbrokers and their competition in day trading. · through the establishment or county conunit- imd ·more taxes voted for by people who do · · · studies done before our elected officeholders ;All of this spells good things for the economy. Trading is another tee or central conunittee. They ¥td their fami- not own property. We property owriers are · ·. · can pass new air arid water quality laws. C\?J!lPOnent that keeps the wheels turning. The money arising from lies are ,expect.e d to viork during the election·. Our government needs to start helping put mnsactions not only keeps corporations with publicly owned' stock slaves in bondage to all who vot.e. I think. · The primary election will be Thesday. Proba- property owners should have. some rights. Alnericans to work in good paying jobs with aAoat apd solid enough to expand operations, but also keeps j9bless bly will not be~ much of a change. When you , inSurance, not part-time jobs with no insurleivels on the national•front frorn rising. . ., , We as property owners will pay oqr share as .' vote, look at all the ofliceholpers who are Uf\OP- we always have· in the past, or we 'fouldq't • i ance.The environment is important, but jobs :sounds like the end of ~he Roaring lWenties, c\Oesn't it? Except 1 posed on.the priinary election ballot. This gives have what we do have, such as schools, city dien, Americans invested heavily and it all go up ·in smoke on ·• and food on the table are;too. · me a strong indication the establiShment or streets pav~d, street lights and many other . So wake up, ,America, the EPA, if.aJl?wed to .Black Tuesday. Much of that disaster ~ caused by unrestrained county corninittee has covered 'all bases and~~ things ,that are needed. II)ding practices and a national euphori~ that believed the party . . pass rules without debate,. will surely put a lot · satisfied with the ~tern. Your vote could make ' of Americans out of work and cost the whole would go on forever. The 1930s proved th.e bubble had to eventuInstead of property tax, why not a tax that , 'coW:Itry millions in hi~er costs for everything . the difference, so get out ~d cast ,your ballo~ . ...;atly burst. . · · : . every . adult would pay? We 'here in this free ,. The political system jri Gallia.County tries to· .country are not taxed equally. Think about it. . we use fi:om water to food and 'electric. · ;Today's investors a wiser lot because of the Great Depression. . .A:ild with the plethora of advice they can receive both in print and , .· ,· . ~oyd H. Cleland put a spin on the individuals who bring you the We just want equal taxation for everyone. : Rutland information anout what is ·happening in your Does anyone agree? Let your voice be heard .. ·. · e!Pctronically, their choices in how to invest have been made easier. county gove'rnment. · ' · · , ;Investing has even become an option for improving retirement, Ralph .Lavender. ' Th9' ~ to use the name fools. In Eliza;t.!Jhough the jury is still out on whether part of your Social SecuSyracuse ; bethan days, only fools could get . ~ .with riJY benefit should finance part of an individualized portfolio. Dear Editor: , telling the truth to the king and queen: The · •PI'!}'ing the market is still a risk, but enough people have accept· On Sept. 15, 1995, I was seriously injured in ' Gallia fools tell the truth about what is happ<:ne~ the challenge, and as a result are improving their lives and the a njining accident at Southern Ohio Coal, -ing. Some of the counhouse gang laugh about · D~ar Editor: · ·« anomy. No matter how it turns I)Ut, and if they can afford to, cit~ 1 Meigs Mine 31. I had severe trauma to my it,' but I do · not see much laughter fi:om the We ·need Veterans Memorial Hospital in , izens should continue to invest. · head and neck. My injuries were a !Iactured aver.tge. property owner when he or she pays. Meigs County. As I read Dr.Witherell's report, ', · :ol!f adyice is, just be, carei\JL ' skull; lo~ of my cerebella fimction of my ·that new appl:aisal and the tax that was added by · I think oack to the time this same doctor who ' • brain, damage tq the fifth, sixth and sevep.th · · . the county cdmmissioqers. . · · ·· shed tears when he had to tell my sister's fam- . : ., crani:il n , erves, 'causing .paralysis to the right ' . David W. MC'IW!zt. ily that her husband had incurable cancer and • • side of my face. Numerous broken bones in , ... · . Gallipoli~ doctQ~d him nearly three years before he . · my face, with complex lacerations to my face . . succumbed to the dre~decl: disease. • BY , .. AIIOCIATED Pitas ReilsOtJ$, The dpctor did not say, "How are you-; and neck. . i Today ~Friday, March 3, the 63rd day of2000.There :ire 303 days Due to the weather conditions that ~arly · ~~ Edi~r· ': ~ ·· · going to pay qs?" Nor ~d the , hospird say, l 0 lei in the ynr. . · . . morning, Life Flight was ' unable to fly. I was . . ' · ' · "You cannot be allrn.itted here , Because you -c, ~ Today's .liighlight in Histoty: I . transported to Veterans Memorial Hospital by ,I have neyer. ~d the emergency room or h ' fu ds" Th t k . ,fhi lik h 0 the emergency squad, ~here 1 was stabilized ~ .: on MarCh 3, 1931, "The StarLSpangled :aanner" officially became acute care facility at Veterans Memorial Hos~ ave n~ hn · · Alsey hoo carek ·tal b 1 ·ti r. th 4 mill! C. was a nc man. 6, t ey tOQ excemllent ecaree ; : ' th'ie ,national anthem of the United States. , at,~d airway established. Then the squad transP~ llut . am w ng or e evy" o,r . 0( my mother-in-law befpre she died. , :' l On this date: poe · rtedbme tohGrant Mderweedical Centertalin t el ~f:~~s:'~~~gency room we Also, 1\ve ·been ,admit~ed several times { . ·' ; In 1845, Aorida became the 27th state. 1 us, w ere 1un ' oum nt seve . opera· . ..·, b. , k . · ' ·. · myself. They let me .take my time in paying ! · : In 1849, the U.S. Department of the Interior was estabtished. · , . " . • • ,• ., tay G never get u . ac . · ·h bill a1 h gh th d d h . · 11ons •or my mJunes.nner my s at rant, 1 . 2. 1 forese~ that' it will be cheaper to· keep t e , t au ey nee e t e. mo~ey to ! In, 1~9. Congress created the Minnesota Territory. , , was taken to UniverSity Hospital to have era. . . . . operate then as they·do ·now.They are kind to In 1875, the Georges Bizet opera "Carmen" premiered in ~is . . nial surgery to repaii the nerve damage to my · the emergehCl)' ro~~· as we will m all hkeli- Medi,care and Medicaid patients. · In 1887,Anne Mansfield Sullivan arrived at the Alabama home Qf; ' face. . ·. t· " .. ho?d be as~ed «trt~cre~,e the levy for the We need m!'re love and. compa!sion for Capt. and Mrs. Arthur H. Keller to become the teacher ·Qf flele~t,'l-, · After my stay ·at Grali.t and University hospi- ·emergen~ squ~ IT''·the years.,l'hey ~y they each other in this world. Money cannot buy , -•- 1 had to · · ·th ....._ t will start char.gitig · \ '' · their blind and deaf 6-year-old daughter. . ....,., VISit e em.-6-~cy room a ll . · •ror lsquadC runs, . buthi{VMH · will pd ~ei!lth and . ~ate'rial possessions. Out 1l · In 1940, Artie Shaw and his orchestra recorded "Frenesi" for RCA ·, ' VMH on three dill'crent occasions. Once for cannot co ~t. lj:o!Q(~ at? · pattents, ow taxes .re· higher too, but. God supplies ou(~ 911 Vict~r. ,, :· ·. bleeding of my peg tube· and two times for t~e squa<~;s, colle l:' Be~de~, we , need · · evety need and He always. will, but.people, weol 0 . In 1969,Apollo 9 blasted·offfi:om Cape Kennedy on a ~i~n tq infection in my face. ' · p nel serncel·b. i;, th ·1 , "b ,h .r' ' · need this.,hospital in·Meigs .County despera.te. 3 . · guess · • " th EM.T · f c~eve at am my rot e s test the lunar module. . · . · . If It wasnt .or .e s getttng me out o k .. h , ~ th 1· h 't ly. ,. ·· · eep~r, .so .owL. ·' epeop ,ew~can 1:10 ' ·~ · ' DollyWoOcb theminesandiftheEmergeneyroomstaff In 1974, nearly 350 people died when a Turkish Airlines' DC-lP dd didn' 'l.LJish . d to neighbor~ llf!IPitais get care? · Middl . . crashed shortly after takeoff fi:om Orly Airport in Paris. . . ~ , actors t es,...., my :urway an sta4.1 tho"""t ~hen we got the neW clinic all' ' · epofl ' ~ · · . In 1991, 25 people were killed when a United Airlines Boeing .i;lilized me so I could be .transported to Grant, .bl'l&-: uld .be b t ··· . uld .... h d . our trou es wo over, u ... i?.J ,f l';f., , . •: 737c2()0 crashed while approaching the Colorado Springs, Colo. airI c.,eelI. that I wo . not "" ere to ay ~o wnte 5. There iS an•old saying th~t, "Those who . vet ue C!J . !Je port. t his etter. . C. h' ·. will · 1· "Th ' •· ' . In 1991, in a case that sparked a national outcry, motorist Rodney ,..- It woudild be ·a great, ~~ .t o Pomethroy and the :t'f:~o~~~r . ,an~~~~ ~' . at tr~e ' Dear Editor: : 1 King was severely beaten by Los Angeles police officers in a scene surroun ng cornmuiUiles to ose e emerThe· whole , hospital business is a 50-year For th,e past sc:vetal weeks,)'ve read inany.: " . captured on amateur video. . gency room and the ac11te care. area. Please mess. We W:mted' to honor the ,veterans of negative letters aboutV~terans Memorial HosTen years ago: President Bush sparked conrroversy by expressing vote~forthelevyonMarc~7. ltcouldsave World War II, il9· thC: goOd attorrtey .recom- . pital's emergell.;r ' room, and feel a need to ·, opposition to the settlement of Soviet Jewish ·refugees in East . your ,life as well as a loved ones. . meniled a tO-~ tax levy. You can't liSe wi write' this letter to le~ the public k.now how I . Jerusalem. . . · Roge~ Lude lc:Vy moper until it is collceted,. 1!0 · 10 ~¥' . was treated at the facili~ · . · .. Fiye years ago: President Clinton held a news conference: in which : Syracuse ·later,•we vared ·a· bond iisue to go al<l!lg ~th , ' Seveiai Yean ago, !'suffered a heart attack he asserted his administration had built a safer world arid stronger · .' : , . ' the tax money' levy. " , ' ' '·and cb<led,. if•not (or. the quick actions · bL economy while Republi~ans were trying to cut ·money fur the needy Then the 0.0: and M.D. doctorS,gotjn_ ~": fumes Sharon Michaels and Janice Evans, and. : ' to give tax breaks to the rich.The dollar plunged to a neW law against · J; ~t. Then the Q.O. doctors ·got in .~ fight ' sevmJ. Iother ·stafl' members, I wo1,1ldn't be , the Japanese yen. · . Dear Editor: . with themselves. And 11o'w we are • facln~ JQs.: . here; today writing . this letter, or spending . ; Today's Birthdays: Actor James Doohan is SO. Lee' RadziwiU Ross is there .a ,political ' machine wbich contrOls ing th~ whole 11 ~bebang." ' time with my grandchildren. ' .is 67. Actress Hattie Winston is 55. Singer Jennifer Warnes is 53. 'G;illia Co11nty? Y<ju are . going to tell me you I gt!CIS if'th~, big cities can tax 'th~mselves I'm just like everybody else, I don't like pay• ; · Actor-director TiD:~ Kazurinsky is SO. Singer-musician Robyn Hitchhave not seen Kansas City's Thomas J. Pender- to raise don$ of dollan so millio~re· ath- ins taxes, but what kind of monetary value do ;· cock is 47 . Actress Miranda Richardson is · 42. ·ActresS Mary Page gast, Boston's James Michael Curley. Chic,ago's ]etes can displ~ P!eir power we can.afford to · you put 6n a man's life? · ·' . Keller is 39. Olympic track and field .gold medalist Jackie,JoynerRichanl J. Daley or New York's William Nl.arcy ·.p.y 4lnills ~q keep something for the bepefit So on Tuesday, I would like the voters of ·; Kmee is 38. Football player Herschel Walker is 38. Rapper-actor Tweed in Gallia County? of M~~ Countr people. · Meigs County to think before voting this tax ,. .Tone-Loc is 34. Rock musician john Bigham (FishbQne) is 3l.Actress You are· probably correct in thinking there is 1 T!wlks for· rea~hg. · ·· · ·levy dowri. the VMH emergency room was • ' Julie Bowen is 30..Country sipger Brett Wanm (The Warren Broth. no "bw" or single individual that rules, but it is P.$,- Let'st give a "blue ribbon panel;' the· the~ for l)im. will they be here fo~ me? ·: :.en) is 29.Acror David faustino is 26:&tor Danny Mastenol) (''That •.mY: o~I~Oil a sp:WI 'grpup ~ throuWt c&,l' Mella~ Hospita,J CQmmissibn , apd · ;):tobert L. Lewis Jr. ' t''70S Sh6w") is 24.Actros Jessica 'B id ("7th }I~") is 18. . . . ·. principle :of. c0~ .'l,eadmliip. I caD· thili VMH BoUd' 9flhlltees three yean to lind a Pt)meroy' :. . OUR READERS' VIEWS: BIRTHDAYS . POMEROY - Jennifer and Glen McKibben of Pomeroy announce the birth of a son, Austin Lewis, on Feb. 28 at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital in Athens. Do your job ' Property taxes unfair :E' Tums2 t:-: ,saw ! i •i ' are sayea his life Cares about peOJ'le . r t ) I· t ... . ' :was Co. ' ~- I . ' i ' I i ••. <, , ' ' . 'l ' , ' '.(1 • ' ' ' . •• ' ' ,. ' '< ,. } . "'' '~ "' ' . ) storn1. and read her past column s, Visit the ere- For her trouble, the woman was issued a sutnn1ons for violating the bo rough's ators Syndicate web pag¢ at www.creators.com. Saturday, March 4 HARRISONVILLE Harrisonville Lodge 411 , F&AM, Saturday, 7:30 p.m. Degree work. Refreshments . SALEM CENTER - .Star Grange 7·7 8 · regular session Saturday, potluck supper at 6:30 p.m .', meeting at 8 p.m . . TUPPERS PLAINS Round and square dan ce, Tuppers Plains VFW, 8 to 11 p. m. True Country with Ronnie Wo9d · as caller. Open to tl\e publi c. Admired women featured POMEROY- A program on women entitled "Getting to Know You, the Woman I Most Admire" was featured at a recent meeting of Alpha Omicron . Chapter, Delta Kappa Gamma. The program also included singing of patriotic songs selected by music chairman, Donna Jenkins. · Maljorie Fetty presided at the meeting with officers' reports being given by Nellie. Parker, secretary, and Deborah Hammond, treasQrer. A thank you note was read from Serenity House for paper products. Members signed cards for absent - -·- - -- -··-· ·- - members. Fleetwood Homn Four SH10n1 RV Direct Digital SOlution Four Seaton Sunroom Master Raltoratlon• Helen'e Amlah Furniture MORE LOCAL NEWS . . MORE LOCAL FOLKS. ' . • 'Teresa Snider-Boring and ". Pam Toon read membership •·o applications. Members were' -accepted. Boring distributed the •·" most recent issue of Alpha Omi- ,;.. c;ron News. A ·dinner at the Golden Corral preceded the . meting with ' Gay Perrin giving grace.' Pink carnations were use on the table and favors were candies, colored chalk and pens. There from M~igs County were Fetty, Wendy Halar, Suzy Parker, Nellie Parker, Gay Perrin,, • ~o_sa!'e _St~ry, and Sandra Walker. ,, Hearll Aglow Longaberger Basket• Bob'l Moblla Hornet Roger Jonee Pevlng The Jacklo.n ln~pen~m Nt'IYS G.w. Hldng .c:oonng · Subscribe today. 992-2156 .Brandon Bachner MIDDLEPORT Brandon Bachner celebrat.ed his seventh birthday Feb. 10 with a party at McDonalds hosted by his parents, Steve and Taml)ly Bachner. · Toy Story ' 2 was th e theme. Qthe.rs attending were his grandpa~ents, Jack and Carolyn · :aachner, B 0 b and Jonetta Davis, . his gi.e at-gra ndmothe r, · P:lulin~ Cunningham ; . Carol and Dbn Diddle, JO'an Tewksbary, Laurie, Paul , Katie and Ben Reed, Janet, Tanner and Travis Tac ken, Dustin Nash', Kyl e Russell , Chaden Casto, R<yan .J?ay.ne, and MiKayia · , V:.nMatre. , Sehding gifts were Tina and Brian Manning, Lor,na · johnson. Mary Kay Roush , Helen and Clyde Belcher, Ryan and Ann VanMatre. • ., j .• Home Show Fairplain, WV . WVAGiaaeBI~ • •I • , POMEROY - . Veterans . Monday, March 6 Affairs Medical Center of Chillicothe will process application's fo'r enrollment CARPENTER - Colum. on Friday from 10 a.m. to bia Township Trustees, MoJ,l,, noon and 1 to 2 p. m . at the day; 7:30p.m at the fire staBobbie Anne Reeves Veterans Service Office in tion . "'the county a;.nex building, PAGE VILLE - Bobbie Anne POMEROY - Salisbury 117 E. Memorial Drive, Reeves celebrated her second Pomeroy. Proof of military Township Trustees , ~egula. birthday, Jan. 8, with a party at · serv ice is required . meeting, 6:30 p.m. at the the home of her mother, Juli e township hall, Rocksprings. King, Pageville, !(9ad. · HARRISONVILLE Cake and ice cream were RUTLAND Rutland Harrisonville Youth served by Mrs. King. to B'obbie 's League, Frida y, 7 p. til. Township Trustees, Monday, Exit 132 off 1-77 next to 84 Lumber brother, Shawn David, her nH~ eti ng at Ha r ri s onville 5 p. m. at the Rutland Fire . MARCH 3·12 NOON TO 7.p.m. father, Dave R eeves, her mater- · Fire Station . Sign up for Sta.t ion ; 7 p.m. open meetMARCH 4· 10 a.m. to 7 p.m; Qal grandmother, Joan King 'o f ing on logjam removal propay, 6: 30to 8 p'.m Harrisonville, her paternal MARCH 5·12 Noon ·to 4 p.m: . gram available to lanpown.Hl ·grandparents, Eugene"Jak~" and ers along .streams. Spas, Lawn Tractors, Swimming Pools', Contractors. Furniture, , SALEM CENTER Juanita Reeves of Pageville . . Outdoor Ughting and MUCH MUCH MOREl M e igs · County Pomona Road, and Jeff King of HarSYRACUSE Regular G'r :inge with Athens FREE ADMISSION risonville, Darlene, Jake and meeting of the Sutton. P.o mona member s as guests, Matt Older, Mandy. Charlei and L~rge st 'FREE Home Show in WV Free Park1ng 6 :30 p.m . potluck followed Townshi·p Trustee; Monday, Josh Neutzling, all of Pageville; • L1v e Radio Remotes by meeting at 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p,m. at Syracuse Village Rick and Teresa Reeves, Davey H'ail. · .' Friday at the grange hall. · Home Show ·Partic:ipants and Zack Young,; Rodney, Patty, Lyon1 Poole &Spaa . Whleper!ng Scents Missy, Jenny and Billy Reeves, · Outdoor Ughllng Perepectlve · Candle• & Lotions Snowville; Randy, Angel Rachel Cardinal Home• of Falrplatn ' D&WHomes Jodi, Jill, Brandi and Randall . Falrplaln Trlletor Country Mortgagee Reeves, all of Pomeroy. ~. will · PollttqJI machme? .' Tums7 ' 1 '· Jeffers ol he·r seventh .birthJan. 13, with a party hosted by her mother, ]enKing Laudermilt, New .. Rooa.d'. Cake and ice Fre:am .were served, · Attending Were JoAnna's -Jamie Jeffers and 1\.mlber:· Laudermilt; her stepbon Laudermilt. of ~ohoml>us ; her dad, John J'efof Cincinnati; her rnal grandmother, Jo an , Hafrisohville ; her nal grandparents, Don .e and Donna Lauder milt, iddleport: a11d Juli e g, Shawn and Bobbie nn1ne Reeves, Dave R ee ves Mat Older, all of Pa.g eville; Judy Searles of Columbus · and Jack King, Jr:·, Harrispnvilk ' fi •'• JO;,~e:~~:d Nicole TObAY IN HISTORY to .back levy The Community Cal·e ndar is published as a free service to non- . · pro'tit groups wishing ·to an,nounce meetings !'nd 's pecial events. The calendar is' not designed ' to p·rom·o te sales or. · fund raisers of any . type. Items are printed only as ' space permits and cannot be guaranteed to be printed a specific . number of days. Friday, March l HARRISONVILLE Another neighbor suggested we swipe zoning ordinance by operating a !emthe plastic reindeer, but we don't want porary animal shelt~r in a residential neighborhood. She could face a fine of to end up in court. Any ideas? IRKED BUT CIVIL INVIRGINIA up to $1,000. DEARIRXED : My advice is, forget What do you think about this? about it. There is nothing illegal about PAWNEE, OKLA. ' DEAR PAWNEE: I think the peaan out-of-season display of religious devotion . Be cordial and plea$ant. Say ple she befriended Will now rush to her not a word about your irritation, or they aid, and that the tender-hearted woman might. decide to keep the display in will get of£ scot-free. At least, I hope so. place until the Fourth of July.---wnat's the truth about pot, cocame,Dear Ann Lander•: What has hap- LSD, PCP, crack, speed and downers? pened to common sense and campas- ...The Lowdown on Dope" ·has up-tosian? I am enclosing a clipping about a the-minute information on drugs. Send woman who rushed to the aid of her a self-oddressed, long, busir]ess- size frienlis, neighbors and strangers when a envelop~ and a check or money order tropical storm stru ck by taking nearly for $3.75 {this includes postage and 100 of their pets into her home. She handling) ·to: Lowdown, c/o Ann Lanused her home and lot as a clearing- ders, P.O. Box ·11562, Chicago, Ill. house for animals that had to be relo- 60611-0562 . (In Canada, se nd $4.55.) cated due to the floodinj; from the To find out more about Ann Landers COMMUNITY CALENDAR McKibbens announce birth ~ This will make life a lot easier for Tom, and down the road a bit, you will have a wonderful baby-sitter for free. Count on it. Dear Ann Landers: I have read your column for years, and have s~en you 'address rude neighbors, noisy neighbors, nosy neighbors, and just about everything in between. Well; our neighbors across the street are neither rude . nor noisy, but they are a- litcle-slow in catching on. Here it is March, and we still see glowing candles and reindeer through our front windows. T hey put up their Christmas decorations before Halloween, and last year, they' didn't take them down until 'Easter. (No nativity . scene this year, and we are grateful for that.) 1 realize it is their property, Ann, but it does seem odd to see San.ta and his helpers, the sleigh and everyth ing else in March . Enough is enough. J • ' . ,, • �PapM The Daily sentinel The Daily Sentinel . HeY, tJice t-f@.W Esrablished in 1948 WKeeL.~! WtlaT KIND 111 Court st., Pomeroy, Ohio 740 9112-2156 • Fu: 992·2157 TfofiS S28Y G@'l"f OFMi~Qoi!S • :Dear Ann Landers: I am having a big ploblem wnh my hu'sband's mother, and hf>pe you can help me, because I've had it; up to hert, and can't take much more. :I became pregnant while "Tom" and I ~re engaged and living together. A few days before the baby was due, I heard l'om arguing with his mother in the nht room. She said some t;rrible things about me. For example, she said a respectable girl would never g<!!_pr~g,..__ n~~t ~efore marriage, and suggested that. I :did II on purpose to trap htm . /Mter ~he left, I told Tom I had heard ~,Pat h1s· mother said, and was very upset with her. Instead of taking my stde, he JUSt shrugged his shoulders and nlumbled, "Get over it." Well, Ann, I c~'t get over it, and I don't think I wiU eyer be able to forgive her. :1'his is creating a huge problem b~tween Tom and me. Tl)e baby is now '2. weeks old, and I have not yet invited niy mother-in-law over to see her first . Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Chllrla W. Gowy . Publl•her Dllne Hill Controlt.r Cherlene Hoeflich R..Shwwnl.ewla ~Editor General~ • ~. TIHJ 1lwdi h IMIIr'IID ;ei ,._..,. S.n " - JOI """*·AU Nfllrl,. •lft.J«t ,_ flllllliiiMrlw ~....,h.....,.,., lifeWI tuldrus 11M ldfJ! h II . . . . . . . .Nfl,_ipM ldUrs wUl hpdllr._I.MWtdiNWNUr pDIIIJdk, tMIIIrmU., u...,, Mpm n·Mdn. w. 11w """"'" hlo"'.,.,.. ftNIIMI,.tl/,., OltJ. . tw~.1 hWifltiltr c.... ~ Mnt, IUilftl lllJIH.. _. n.._.,..,..., uprw,. .,..,.u. -·-·· OUR VIEW: Paying • Investing tricky, but benefidal for economy · ' t· Ann Landers ADVICE grandchild. I am not comfortabl e about discussing this with anyone, and would appreciate sotne advice. - NO CITY, NO STATE · DEAR N.C.N.S.: I doubt that you and Tom's mother will ever be like the biblical Ruth and Naomi, but ot would be a big plus for your marriage, and for the baby, if you would put aside · your anger and be. ·civil to Tom's mother. Invite her to your hom e, and be gracious about it. .. '· •• I nterest in the stock market is probably at an all-time high. We're not talking about an idle inspection of the Wall Street Journal; ~~ ·... a lot of people are checking end-of-the-day,value,; because they •• ••• own stock. ' hu n .• , ... group the establish,ne!ll or the county conunit- soIutton to t e mess. Owning a piece of a company is nothing new. Locally, people Charles E. "Chuck" Blabslee' : tee. have invested for generations. The remarkable aspect about today's •• · Pomeroy: #. Dear Editor: · T he establishment or county conunittee climate is how many more individuals can say they possess stock in ~ ~ •';t probably consistS of bwyers; bankers, iitdustrial ·Well,America, things sure have chahged in corporatiohs. officials and medicaj professionals and the Washington ..We elect senators and congressIt'~ noi just for the few anyinore. Seemparty's top officeholders. The power. of this men, and then when new laws are made in .-~ . Today's investors . ingly everyone has caughtthe investment establishment. or county committee depends Washington it seems Congress doesn't get to Dear Editor: . ;~ are a wiser lot bug. Once more, it's the American thing to . upon its ability to dominate both e)ectotal polvote. The newest taX levy to be put on the bal-:; : b .r do. itics and agencies of county and municipal gov- lot just makes me shudder. I have worked aJI..;: The EPA has pushed new standard, and ecause OJ This. isn't surprising since ,W~. Street, ernment within its jurisdiction. rules qn our industries, and now our jobs arc the Great despite some setbacks, scaled the heights of my life, until I was .hurt in the coal mine an!)- ~ We have a second organized tier. The qmnty all going overseas or to Canada or Mexico. had to retire disabled, to have a home. Now Depression. stock value and made money for people is divided into approximate 35 precincts and One wonders why the public elects congress1 throughout the 1990s. . . . a?" told ·' must pay more ,taxes, for schools~~i .central coi:nmittee persons represent them. ctty mamtenance, emergency rooms, etc.,.. ~ men or senators to office when one departAnd despite the warnings of"adjustmcnts"'or slipping back' into Their job is to serve the need of friends, fami- b~cause I own my home - the bank and I~l ment can pass ~ws and rules that industry a moderate performance level, the fever continues to take hold. The lies and neighbors, secure the loyalty and votes that is. · can't even meet. · ·••~ succession of"blue Fridays" that have lately sent prices downward of these constituents, anp thereby strengthen I would like to ask Congress to *an doing have only encouraged more investors to bargain hunt and buy on I do not mind paying my share, as long as the party. · its jobs and not let government offices like Monday. every~,ne ~lse pays their share. · The party loy.ilists in the electorate are the EPA rule the roost and put Americansmn of ' :Activity also has picked up through the accessibility of local It seems as though we that own property , next group. They usually obtained their jobs are beiqg punished~ We will have to pay more ' ' work. For·America we need leadership and stl>ckbrokers and their competition in day trading. · through the establishment or county conunit- imd ·more taxes voted for by people who do · · · studies done before our elected officeholders ;All of this spells good things for the economy. Trading is another tee or central conunittee. They ¥td their fami- not own property. We property owriers are · ·. · can pass new air arid water quality laws. C\?J!lPOnent that keeps the wheels turning. The money arising from lies are ,expect.e d to viork during the election·. Our government needs to start helping put mnsactions not only keeps corporations with publicly owned' stock slaves in bondage to all who vot.e. I think. · The primary election will be Thesday. Proba- property owners should have. some rights. Alnericans to work in good paying jobs with aAoat apd solid enough to expand operations, but also keeps j9bless bly will not be~ much of a change. When you , inSurance, not part-time jobs with no insurleivels on the national•front frorn rising. . ., , We as property owners will pay oqr share as .' vote, look at all the ofliceholpers who are Uf\OP- we always have· in the past, or we 'fouldq't • i ance.The environment is important, but jobs :sounds like the end of ~he Roaring lWenties, c\Oesn't it? Except 1 posed on.the priinary election ballot. This gives have what we do have, such as schools, city dien, Americans invested heavily and it all go up ·in smoke on ·• and food on the table are;too. · me a strong indication the establiShment or streets pav~d, street lights and many other . So wake up, ,America, the EPA, if.aJl?wed to .Black Tuesday. Much of that disaster ~ caused by unrestrained county corninittee has covered 'all bases and~~ things ,that are needed. II)ding practices and a national euphori~ that believed the party . . pass rules without debate,. will surely put a lot · satisfied with the ~tern. Your vote could make ' of Americans out of work and cost the whole would go on forever. The 1930s proved th.e bubble had to eventuInstead of property tax, why not a tax that , 'coW:Itry millions in hi~er costs for everything . the difference, so get out ~d cast ,your ballo~ . ...;atly burst. . · · : . every . adult would pay? We 'here in this free ,. The political system jri Gallia.County tries to· .country are not taxed equally. Think about it. . we use fi:om water to food and 'electric. · ;Today's investors a wiser lot because of the Great Depression. . .A:ild with the plethora of advice they can receive both in print and , .· ,· . ~oyd H. Cleland put a spin on the individuals who bring you the We just want equal taxation for everyone. : Rutland information anout what is ·happening in your Does anyone agree? Let your voice be heard .. ·. · e!Pctronically, their choices in how to invest have been made easier. county gove'rnment. · ' · · , ;Investing has even become an option for improving retirement, Ralph .Lavender. ' Th9' ~ to use the name fools. In Eliza;t.!Jhough the jury is still out on whether part of your Social SecuSyracuse ; bethan days, only fools could get . ~ .with riJY benefit should finance part of an individualized portfolio. Dear Editor: , telling the truth to the king and queen: The · •PI'!}'ing the market is still a risk, but enough people have accept· On Sept. 15, 1995, I was seriously injured in ' Gallia fools tell the truth about what is happ<:ne~ the challenge, and as a result are improving their lives and the a njining accident at Southern Ohio Coal, -ing. Some of the counhouse gang laugh about · D~ar Editor: · ·« anomy. No matter how it turns I)Ut, and if they can afford to, cit~ 1 Meigs Mine 31. I had severe trauma to my it,' but I do · not see much laughter fi:om the We ·need Veterans Memorial Hospital in , izens should continue to invest. · head and neck. My injuries were a !Iactured aver.tge. property owner when he or she pays. Meigs County. As I read Dr.Witherell's report, ', · :ol!f adyice is, just be, carei\JL ' skull; lo~ of my cerebella fimction of my ·that new appl:aisal and the tax that was added by · I think oack to the time this same doctor who ' • brain, damage tq the fifth, sixth and sevep.th · · . the county cdmmissioqers. . · · ·· shed tears when he had to tell my sister's fam- . : ., crani:il n , erves, 'causing .paralysis to the right ' . David W. MC'IW!zt. ily that her husband had incurable cancer and • • side of my face. Numerous broken bones in , ... · . Gallipoli~ doctQ~d him nearly three years before he . · my face, with complex lacerations to my face . . succumbed to the dre~decl: disease. • BY , .. AIIOCIATED Pitas ReilsOtJ$, The dpctor did not say, "How are you-; and neck. . i Today ~Friday, March 3, the 63rd day of2000.There :ire 303 days Due to the weather conditions that ~arly · ~~ Edi~r· ': ~ ·· · going to pay qs?" Nor ~d the , hospird say, l 0 lei in the ynr. . · . . morning, Life Flight was ' unable to fly. I was . . ' · ' · "You cannot be allrn.itted here , Because you -c, ~ Today's .liighlight in Histoty: I . transported to Veterans Memorial Hospital by ,I have neyer. ~d the emergency room or h ' fu ds" Th t k . ,fhi lik h 0 the emergency squad, ~here 1 was stabilized ~ .: on MarCh 3, 1931, "The StarLSpangled :aanner" officially became acute care facility at Veterans Memorial Hos~ ave n~ hn · · Alsey hoo carek ·tal b 1 ·ti r. th 4 mill! C. was a nc man. 6, t ey tOQ excemllent ecaree ; : ' th'ie ,national anthem of the United States. , at,~d airway established. Then the squad transP~ llut . am w ng or e evy" o,r . 0( my mother-in-law befpre she died. , :' l On this date: poe · rtedbme tohGrant Mderweedical Centertalin t el ~f:~~s:'~~~gency room we Also, 1\ve ·been ,admit~ed several times { . ·' ; In 1845, Aorida became the 27th state. 1 us, w ere 1un ' oum nt seve . opera· . ..·, b. , k . · ' ·. · myself. They let me .take my time in paying ! · : In 1849, the U.S. Department of the Interior was estabtished. · , . " . • • ,• ., tay G never get u . ac . · ·h bill a1 h gh th d d h . · 11ons •or my mJunes.nner my s at rant, 1 . 2. 1 forese~ that' it will be cheaper to· keep t e , t au ey nee e t e. mo~ey to ! In, 1~9. Congress created the Minnesota Territory. , , was taken to UniverSity Hospital to have era. . . . . operate then as they·do ·now.They are kind to In 1875, the Georges Bizet opera "Carmen" premiered in ~is . . nial surgery to repaii the nerve damage to my · the emergehCl)' ro~~· as we will m all hkeli- Medi,care and Medicaid patients. · In 1887,Anne Mansfield Sullivan arrived at the Alabama home Qf; ' face. . ·. t· " .. ho?d be as~ed «trt~cre~,e the levy for the We need m!'re love and. compa!sion for Capt. and Mrs. Arthur H. Keller to become the teacher ·Qf flele~t,'l-, · After my stay ·at Grali.t and University hospi- ·emergen~ squ~ IT''·the years.,l'hey ~y they each other in this world. Money cannot buy , -•- 1 had to · · ·th ....._ t will start char.gitig · \ '' · their blind and deaf 6-year-old daughter. . ....,., VISit e em.-6-~cy room a ll . · •ror lsquadC runs, . buthi{VMH · will pd ~ei!lth and . ~ate'rial possessions. Out 1l · In 1940, Artie Shaw and his orchestra recorded "Frenesi" for RCA ·, ' VMH on three dill'crent occasions. Once for cannot co ~t. lj:o!Q(~ at? · pattents, ow taxes .re· higher too, but. God supplies ou(~ 911 Vict~r. ,, :· ·. bleeding of my peg tube· and two times for t~e squa<~;s, colle l:' Be~de~, we , need · · evety need and He always. will, but.people, weol 0 . In 1969,Apollo 9 blasted·offfi:om Cape Kennedy on a ~i~n tq infection in my face. ' · p nel serncel·b. i;, th ·1 , "b ,h .r' ' · need this.,hospital in·Meigs .County despera.te. 3 . · guess · • " th EM.T · f c~eve at am my rot e s test the lunar module. . · . · . If It wasnt .or .e s getttng me out o k .. h , ~ th 1· h 't ly. ,. ·· · eep~r, .so .owL. ·' epeop ,ew~can 1:10 ' ·~ · ' DollyWoOcb theminesandiftheEmergeneyroomstaff In 1974, nearly 350 people died when a Turkish Airlines' DC-lP dd didn' 'l.LJish . d to neighbor~ llf!IPitais get care? · Middl . . crashed shortly after takeoff fi:om Orly Airport in Paris. . . ~ , actors t es,...., my :urway an sta4.1 tho"""t ~hen we got the neW clinic all' ' · epofl ' ~ · · . In 1991, 25 people were killed when a United Airlines Boeing .i;lilized me so I could be .transported to Grant, .bl'l&-: uld .be b t ··· . uld .... h d . our trou es wo over, u ... i?.J ,f l';f., , . •: 737c2()0 crashed while approaching the Colorado Springs, Colo. airI c.,eelI. that I wo . not "" ere to ay ~o wnte 5. There iS an•old saying th~t, "Those who . vet ue C!J . !Je port. t his etter. . C. h' ·. will · 1· "Th ' •· ' . In 1991, in a case that sparked a national outcry, motorist Rodney ,..- It woudild be ·a great, ~~ .t o Pomethroy and the :t'f:~o~~~r . ,an~~~~ ~' . at tr~e ' Dear Editor: : 1 King was severely beaten by Los Angeles police officers in a scene surroun ng cornmuiUiles to ose e emerThe· whole , hospital business is a 50-year For th,e past sc:vetal weeks,)'ve read inany.: " . captured on amateur video. . gency room and the ac11te care. area. Please mess. We W:mted' to honor the ,veterans of negative letters aboutV~terans Memorial HosTen years ago: President Bush sparked conrroversy by expressing vote~forthelevyonMarc~7. ltcouldsave World War II, il9· thC: goOd attorrtey .recom- . pital's emergell.;r ' room, and feel a need to ·, opposition to the settlement of Soviet Jewish ·refugees in East . your ,life as well as a loved ones. . meniled a tO-~ tax levy. You can't liSe wi write' this letter to le~ the public k.now how I . Jerusalem. . . · Roge~ Lude lc:Vy moper until it is collceted,. 1!0 · 10 ~¥' . was treated at the facili~ · . · .. Fiye years ago: President Clinton held a news conference: in which : Syracuse ·later,•we vared ·a· bond iisue to go al<l!lg ~th , ' Seveiai Yean ago, !'suffered a heart attack he asserted his administration had built a safer world arid stronger · .' : , . ' the tax money' levy. " , ' ' '·and cb<led,. if•not (or. the quick actions · bL economy while Republi~ans were trying to cut ·money fur the needy Then the 0.0: and M.D. doctorS,gotjn_ ~": fumes Sharon Michaels and Janice Evans, and. : ' to give tax breaks to the rich.The dollar plunged to a neW law against · J; ~t. Then the Q.O. doctors ·got in .~ fight ' sevmJ. Iother ·stafl' members, I wo1,1ldn't be , the Japanese yen. · . Dear Editor: . with themselves. And 11o'w we are • facln~ JQs.: . here; today writing . this letter, or spending . ; Today's Birthdays: Actor James Doohan is SO. Lee' RadziwiU Ross is there .a ,political ' machine wbich contrOls ing th~ whole 11 ~bebang." ' time with my grandchildren. ' .is 67. Actress Hattie Winston is 55. Singer Jennifer Warnes is 53. 'G;illia Co11nty? Y<ju are . going to tell me you I gt!CIS if'th~, big cities can tax 'th~mselves I'm just like everybody else, I don't like pay• ; · Actor-director TiD:~ Kazurinsky is SO. Singer-musician Robyn Hitchhave not seen Kansas City's Thomas J. Pender- to raise don$ of dollan so millio~re· ath- ins taxes, but what kind of monetary value do ;· cock is 47 . Actress Miranda Richardson is · 42. ·ActresS Mary Page gast, Boston's James Michael Curley. Chic,ago's ]etes can displ~ P!eir power we can.afford to · you put 6n a man's life? · ·' . Keller is 39. Olympic track and field .gold medalist Jackie,JoynerRichanl J. Daley or New York's William Nl.arcy ·.p.y 4lnills ~q keep something for the bepefit So on Tuesday, I would like the voters of ·; Kmee is 38. Football player Herschel Walker is 38. Rapper-actor Tweed in Gallia County? of M~~ Countr people. · Meigs County to think before voting this tax ,. .Tone-Loc is 34. Rock musician john Bigham (FishbQne) is 3l.Actress You are· probably correct in thinking there is 1 T!wlks for· rea~hg. · ·· · ·levy dowri. the VMH emergency room was • ' Julie Bowen is 30..Country sipger Brett Wanm (The Warren Broth. no "bw" or single individual that rules, but it is P.$,- Let'st give a "blue ribbon panel;' the· the~ for l)im. will they be here fo~ me? ·: :.en) is 29.Acror David faustino is 26:&tor Danny Mastenol) (''That •.mY: o~I~Oil a sp:WI 'grpup ~ throuWt c&,l' Mella~ Hospita,J CQmmissibn , apd · ;):tobert L. Lewis Jr. ' t''70S Sh6w") is 24.Actros Jessica 'B id ("7th }I~") is 18. . . . ·. principle :of. c0~ .'l,eadmliip. I caD· thili VMH BoUd' 9flhlltees three yean to lind a Pt)meroy' :. . OUR READERS' VIEWS: BIRTHDAYS . POMEROY - Jennifer and Glen McKibben of Pomeroy announce the birth of a son, Austin Lewis, on Feb. 28 at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital in Athens. Do your job ' Property taxes unfair :E' Tums2 t:-: ,saw ! i •i ' are sayea his life Cares about peOJ'le . r t ) I· t ... . ' :was Co. ' ~- I . ' i ' I i ••. <, , ' ' . 'l ' , ' '.(1 • ' ' ' . •• ' ' ,. ' '< ,. } . "'' '~ "' ' . ) storn1. and read her past column s, Visit the ere- For her trouble, the woman was issued a sutnn1ons for violating the bo rough's ators Syndicate web pag¢ at www.creators.com. Saturday, March 4 HARRISONVILLE Harrisonville Lodge 411 , F&AM, Saturday, 7:30 p.m. Degree work. Refreshments . SALEM CENTER - .Star Grange 7·7 8 · regular session Saturday, potluck supper at 6:30 p.m .', meeting at 8 p.m . . TUPPERS PLAINS Round and square dan ce, Tuppers Plains VFW, 8 to 11 p. m. True Country with Ronnie Wo9d · as caller. Open to tl\e publi c. Admired women featured POMEROY- A program on women entitled "Getting to Know You, the Woman I Most Admire" was featured at a recent meeting of Alpha Omicron . Chapter, Delta Kappa Gamma. The program also included singing of patriotic songs selected by music chairman, Donna Jenkins. · Maljorie Fetty presided at the meeting with officers' reports being given by Nellie. Parker, secretary, and Deborah Hammond, treasQrer. A thank you note was read from Serenity House for paper products. Members signed cards for absent - -·- - -- -··-· ·- - members. Fleetwood Homn Four SH10n1 RV Direct Digital SOlution Four Seaton Sunroom Master Raltoratlon• Helen'e Amlah Furniture MORE LOCAL NEWS . . MORE LOCAL FOLKS. ' . • 'Teresa Snider-Boring and ". Pam Toon read membership •·o applications. Members were' -accepted. Boring distributed the •·" most recent issue of Alpha Omi- ,;.. c;ron News. A ·dinner at the Golden Corral preceded the . meting with ' Gay Perrin giving grace.' Pink carnations were use on the table and favors were candies, colored chalk and pens. There from M~igs County were Fetty, Wendy Halar, Suzy Parker, Nellie Parker, Gay Perrin,, • ~o_sa!'e _St~ry, and Sandra Walker. ,, Hearll Aglow Longaberger Basket• Bob'l Moblla Hornet Roger Jonee Pevlng The Jacklo.n ln~pen~m Nt'IYS G.w. Hldng .c:oonng · Subscribe today. 992-2156 .Brandon Bachner MIDDLEPORT Brandon Bachner celebrat.ed his seventh birthday Feb. 10 with a party at McDonalds hosted by his parents, Steve and Taml)ly Bachner. · Toy Story ' 2 was th e theme. Qthe.rs attending were his grandpa~ents, Jack and Carolyn · :aachner, B 0 b and Jonetta Davis, . his gi.e at-gra ndmothe r, · P:lulin~ Cunningham ; . Carol and Dbn Diddle, JO'an Tewksbary, Laurie, Paul , Katie and Ben Reed, Janet, Tanner and Travis Tac ken, Dustin Nash', Kyl e Russell , Chaden Casto, R<yan .J?ay.ne, and MiKayia · , V:.nMatre. , Sehding gifts were Tina and Brian Manning, Lor,na · johnson. Mary Kay Roush , Helen and Clyde Belcher, Ryan and Ann VanMatre. • ., j .• Home Show Fairplain, WV . WVAGiaaeBI~ • •I • , POMEROY - . Veterans . Monday, March 6 Affairs Medical Center of Chillicothe will process application's fo'r enrollment CARPENTER - Colum. on Friday from 10 a.m. to bia Township Trustees, MoJ,l,, noon and 1 to 2 p. m . at the day; 7:30p.m at the fire staBobbie Anne Reeves Veterans Service Office in tion . "'the county a;.nex building, PAGE VILLE - Bobbie Anne POMEROY - Salisbury 117 E. Memorial Drive, Reeves celebrated her second Pomeroy. Proof of military Township Trustees , ~egula. birthday, Jan. 8, with a party at · serv ice is required . meeting, 6:30 p.m. at the the home of her mother, Juli e township hall, Rocksprings. King, Pageville, !(9ad. · HARRISONVILLE Cake and ice cream were RUTLAND Rutland Harrisonville Youth served by Mrs. King. to B'obbie 's League, Frida y, 7 p. til. Township Trustees, Monday, Exit 132 off 1-77 next to 84 Lumber brother, Shawn David, her nH~ eti ng at Ha r ri s onville 5 p. m. at the Rutland Fire . MARCH 3·12 NOON TO 7.p.m. father, Dave R eeves, her mater- · Fire Station . Sign up for Sta.t ion ; 7 p.m. open meetMARCH 4· 10 a.m. to 7 p.m; Qal grandmother, Joan King 'o f ing on logjam removal propay, 6: 30to 8 p'.m Harrisonville, her paternal MARCH 5·12 Noon ·to 4 p.m: . gram available to lanpown.Hl ·grandparents, Eugene"Jak~" and ers along .streams. Spas, Lawn Tractors, Swimming Pools', Contractors. Furniture, , SALEM CENTER Juanita Reeves of Pageville . . Outdoor Ughting and MUCH MUCH MOREl M e igs · County Pomona Road, and Jeff King of HarSYRACUSE Regular G'r :inge with Athens FREE ADMISSION risonville, Darlene, Jake and meeting of the Sutton. P.o mona member s as guests, Matt Older, Mandy. Charlei and L~rge st 'FREE Home Show in WV Free Park1ng 6 :30 p.m . potluck followed Townshi·p Trustee; Monday, Josh Neutzling, all of Pageville; • L1v e Radio Remotes by meeting at 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p,m. at Syracuse Village Rick and Teresa Reeves, Davey H'ail. · .' Friday at the grange hall. · Home Show ·Partic:ipants and Zack Young,; Rodney, Patty, Lyon1 Poole &Spaa . Whleper!ng Scents Missy, Jenny and Billy Reeves, · Outdoor Ughllng Perepectlve · Candle• & Lotions Snowville; Randy, Angel Rachel Cardinal Home• of Falrplatn ' D&WHomes Jodi, Jill, Brandi and Randall . Falrplaln Trlletor Country Mortgagee Reeves, all of Pomeroy. ~. will · PollttqJI machme? .' Tums7 ' 1 '· Jeffers ol he·r seventh .birthJan. 13, with a party hosted by her mother, ]enKing Laudermilt, New .. Rooa.d'. Cake and ice Fre:am .were served, · Attending Were JoAnna's -Jamie Jeffers and 1\.mlber:· Laudermilt; her stepbon Laudermilt. of ~ohoml>us ; her dad, John J'efof Cincinnati; her rnal grandmother, Jo an , Hafrisohville ; her nal grandparents, Don .e and Donna Lauder milt, iddleport: a11d Juli e g, Shawn and Bobbie nn1ne Reeves, Dave R ee ves Mat Older, all of Pa.g eville; Judy Searles of Columbus · and Jack King, Jr:·, Harrispnvilk ' fi •'• JO;,~e:~~:d Nicole TObAY IN HISTORY to .back levy The Community Cal·e ndar is published as a free service to non- . · pro'tit groups wishing ·to an,nounce meetings !'nd 's pecial events. The calendar is' not designed ' to p·rom·o te sales or. · fund raisers of any . type. Items are printed only as ' space permits and cannot be guaranteed to be printed a specific . number of days. Friday, March l HARRISONVILLE Another neighbor suggested we swipe zoning ordinance by operating a !emthe plastic reindeer, but we don't want porary animal shelt~r in a residential neighborhood. She could face a fine of to end up in court. Any ideas? IRKED BUT CIVIL INVIRGINIA up to $1,000. DEARIRXED : My advice is, forget What do you think about this? about it. There is nothing illegal about PAWNEE, OKLA. ' DEAR PAWNEE: I think the peaan out-of-season display of religious devotion . Be cordial and plea$ant. Say ple she befriended Will now rush to her not a word about your irritation, or they aid, and that the tender-hearted woman might. decide to keep the display in will get of£ scot-free. At least, I hope so. place until the Fourth of July.---wnat's the truth about pot, cocame,Dear Ann Lander•: What has hap- LSD, PCP, crack, speed and downers? pened to common sense and campas- ...The Lowdown on Dope" ·has up-tosian? I am enclosing a clipping about a the-minute information on drugs. Send woman who rushed to the aid of her a self-oddressed, long, busir]ess- size frienlis, neighbors and strangers when a envelop~ and a check or money order tropical storm stru ck by taking nearly for $3.75 {this includes postage and 100 of their pets into her home. She handling) ·to: Lowdown, c/o Ann Lanused her home and lot as a clearing- ders, P.O. Box ·11562, Chicago, Ill. house for animals that had to be relo- 60611-0562 . (In Canada, se nd $4.55.) cated due to the floodinj; from the To find out more about Ann Landers COMMUNITY CALENDAR McKibbens announce birth ~ This will make life a lot easier for Tom, and down the road a bit, you will have a wonderful baby-sitter for free. Count on it. Dear Ann Landers: I have read your column for years, and have s~en you 'address rude neighbors, noisy neighbors, nosy neighbors, and just about everything in between. Well; our neighbors across the street are neither rude . nor noisy, but they are a- litcle-slow in catching on. Here it is March, and we still see glowing candles and reindeer through our front windows. T hey put up their Christmas decorations before Halloween, and last year, they' didn't take them down until 'Easter. (No nativity . scene this year, and we are grateful for that.) 1 realize it is their property, Ann, but it does seem odd to see San.ta and his helpers, the sleigh and everyth ing else in March . Enough is enough. J • ' . ,, • �Frld8y, llnmh 3. zooj . ·; Pomeroy, Mklclleport, Ohio •• • - ·IMide: The Daily Sentinel .111ursday~ NBA. resultJ, Page B2 .?Odar~ scoreboard, Page B2 •'• 'r•1Nf Wtlllkle CIIIII'Cb otc.n.t 33226 Children's 11om< Rd. Sunday School • 11 a.m. Worsh1p - 10a.m., 6 p.m. Wcdntldl:y Services • 7 p.m. ao.aorJ-cw.• 1• VonZandtuod Wildk . 1'1510<: James Miller Sunday Sdloo~ · 10:30 a.m. · Evenina • 7:30 p.m. ~~~~J-ew N 1¥ Flllll New Utna Road Swoday, 10 a.OL ud 7:30p.m. Wodooaday,7: 30p. a~. Ubtr1y Aueolbly or Cod P.O. Box 467. Dudding Unc Mason, W.Va. Putor. Neil Tenntnt Sunday Sel'"llicca- 10:00 t .m. and 1 p.m. MIIIUIIIIa llopiJot CIMudl Burlin&h• • 742~7606 Putor: John SWII\IOn Sunday Sdlool -. 10:00 Lm. Momin&Servk:c ll :OOa.m . Evening Service. 6:00 P·"'· Wednetday Service - 7:30p.m. Sunday school-9:30a.m. Worship - 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7 p.na. Rullootl Jllnl Boptllt Cllurdl Sunday School . 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:45 a.m. · • Youth· 5:30pm Sunday Bible Study Wednesday 7 pm Bradbury Chun:h or Christ Pastor: Tom Runyon Sunday School • 9:30 a.ni. Worship - 10:30 a.m. ..........,. Jl1nt Boptlat Eaot Main St. . Su11dly School-- 9:30a.m. · WorShip'- 10:30 a.m. • • •+ ... + •· • Hlclulry HIUo Churdt or Cbrlot Evangelist Mike Moore Sundty School - 9 a.m. Worship· 10 a.m., 6;30,.m. Wednesday SeJViccs • p.m. Worship. tO:.CO a.m., 7~ p.m. Wednesday SerYlccl- 7:00p.m. . '• -... SllnrRallaplill ..... .. ..'.... ..··. Putor: I• N. Sayo9 Sunday Sc:llool-9:45 LID. Evenl01 ·6:30p.m• Wedaelday Scrvk:a :6:30p.m. •. . I ..... Clmst1an Union - 1'1510<: bv.1- R. ktee, Sr; Cll-oiCiulsttls CllrlotluUaloa Hanford, W.Va. Pulor:Jim Hughes Su~y School-lla.m. Wonhfp • 9:l0 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wedncaday Services - 7:30p.m. W-ySaovlt:a-7p.m. Church of God a..- . ' .. SL RL 143 )UII alfll7 • Sunday Sdlool•IO LID, Wonblp • I !Lm., 6 p.m. • ,_E. Wedneoday Servicos • 7 p.m. rc.:.r·· . .......... !.:Ylla.m.,6p.m. Services· 7 p.m. , Mt.-Bolllllt FourdiA: Main Sc, M......... ......, Rev. Olll>en Qo11. Jr• Alltlqalty . . . Sunday Sdtool· 'J:30 Lm. Worship - 10:45 o.m. Sutxla)' Even ina· 6:00p.m. ..•. Cong 1egat1onal . - · H-CI-an.rdo :· ·161 Mulberry Ave .. Puoneroy, 992-589& • Pulor: Rev. Waher E. Heinz . , :: Sal. Con. 4:45-5:1~-m.; Mtu~ 5:30p.m. . Sun. Con. -!1:45-9. U a.m., • Sun. Mau ~9:30a.m. Dolley Mua • 8:30a.m Loa1Bot10m Sunday Sthool - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. -Uie Wonhip- 9:30a.m. Sunday School· 10:30 a.m . UMYF SundiJ' 6:30p.m. Finl Sunday of Month • 7:30p.m. llervice Tuppen Plalu St Paul Putor: Jane Beattie Sunday Sc:hciol - 9 a.m . Worslllp • 10 a.m. Tuesday Service~ • 7:30p.m. . Central C•ter Asbury (Syt"II<IIIO) Pastor: Bob Robinson Sunday School • 9:4S a.m. . Worship - 11 a.m. Wednesday Services· 7:30 p.m1 Grve~fr:.-ICftrdl 326 E. aln St., Pomeroy ' Rev. Jamca Bei'DICk.l, Rev. Katharin Foster Rev. Deborah Raakln, Cle'l)' Holy Eucharilt and . Sunday Scbooiii:OO a.m. . www.rropet.nel/-deanery . , c-_..,.l!lanb . f!Oilll!'~S I'Hoo..., CloordloiCIIrill 212 W. Main St. Miriillcr: Danny Biu Sundal School- 9:30 ~m. Worsh1p- 10:30 a.m., Wednesday Services - . , Pastor: Brian Harkness Sunday SChool - 10 a.m. Worship • 11 a.m. Putor: Keith Rader Sunday S<hool·10 a.m • • · Wonhlp .J I a.in. ...... .SJr ,.,.e Jllnl Ualted ......,.-. Putor. Rev. Krillna 1\obinaon Sunday Scftoot • 10 o.m. Worshi~? - 11 t.m. .. , . Nazarene ReedJvllle FelloWJhlp ChurdoltheNa..,... Pastor: Teresa Waldeck Sunday School • 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:43 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday ~rviccs - 7 p.m. Syneuae Cburd ottbt NU1110e Putor Mike Adkins SUnday School • 9:30a.m. (Worship- 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Scrvit:ca- 7 p.m. Polllfi'Oy Cblll'dl ortbe N Pastor: Rev. Uoyd D. OrlmmJr. Sunday School- 9:30 a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday Service5 - 7 p.m. Chtlkr Church or the NIIDI"'Jt Pasaor: Rev. Herbc:n Ol'lte Sunday SChool - 9:30 a.m. Worship - ·11 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Ser-:ic:es • 7 p.m. Rutlud Cbun:~ or tbe N ~utor: Rev. Samuel W. ~uye "4 "'t -~ .· Sunday School - 9 a.m . . Woiahip • 10 a.m. ~-· Unit ed Bret hren ML~V-- 18 Clulst Cloud> ' Texu ComMunity oft' CR 82 Putor: Robert Sanders Sunday Sehool • 9:30 Lm. Wonbip -10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Servic:ea. 7:30p.m. Edtto Volted Bnlhna 18 Clulst 2 112 miles nortb of ReedavUie on State Route 124 Paslor: Rev. Robert Mlrlr.Jey Sunday School· 11•·"1 Uolted Flltll CIIIU'dt Rt. 7 on Pomeroy By-Pua Pastor: Rev. Roben E, Smith, Sr. Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Service. 7 p.m. . FuJI Gospol u p 33045 Hiland Road, Pomeroy Putor: Roy Hunter Sunday Sdtool · 10 Lm. Bvenina7:30 p.111. Tuesday .t Thunday- 7:30p.m. Soullo Bolloll N""TioluMat SilverRidp r'Owrdl llinpbury Road Pastor: Clyde Hender1011 Sundal School · 9:30 ~m. Worsb1p Service 10:30 a.m. No Sunday or Wednesday Nia.ht Services FftedomGospoiM....., Bald Knob, on Co. Rd. 31 Pastor; Rev. Roaer Wlllrord Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship- 1 p.m. Whitt's Chapel Wesleyu Coolville Road Putot: Rev. Phillip Ridenour Sunday School • 9:30 Lm. Worship - 10:30 a.m. Wednetday Service . 7 p.m . ~i•lpr unual ~ 2114 South 8eoo1111 Avt.•W Ill lll. OH .· -,....... 740-~141 ~ aeo Etllt.Mlln an.t • Pu•IIIOW. OH w• , 740-1111~ J"rantis FLORIST ·. rpsalm 119:iJJ Order my steps in thy word: and let not any inequity 6a'ut ·dominion ovtr me. M..,. Ave. . •. • • ,, Coowy~ 740-992-8298 "'--...,.,...-!,..we... Searching for a FIRE SAFETY SALES & SEA\IICE lOcal church? ~-7075 Check the Sentinel .evel}' Friday/ 172 .' • ' qlf leesburg Fairfield v. Trimble·, 8:00 Tlteaday'a IIChedUie I l ~ 1• •c ; •• , ATHENS The Meigs eountyYouth Wrestling club had a. great showing at the Athens Kiwanis Wrestling Tournament in .F~bruary. , The Meigs County Wrestling lrythons had eight wrestlers comf(eting in the tournament held at ~thens High School with six 'coming away with honors . · . Cassady Willford took first place in the 9-10 year old .heavy weight divisiqn. · Chad Whitlatch placed second in th~ 9-10 year old 85 lb. diwsion. Four other wrestlers placed fourth in · their divisions they \"{_<f'i,:,.Al\~~:}:jj\f~ . 8" ·~:W ofef'Tuib. IIIVISron·, vean Bauer & 10 year old 90 lb. division, Ben Collins· 13-15 . year old heavy ~i!Wt .division; and Gregie Jenkins 7~8 .year old 65 lb. division. · Others giving • · good showing · but not placing was Qaniel Jenkins and Clint Eads. · · The Meigs County Wrestling Pythons next big tournament is at Point Pleasant on the i 8th ·o f March. The cl~b next year will compete in a league With Point Pleasant, Wahama and other teams to be announced later. The Meigs County Youth Wrestling Club is open to all kids,_ages 5 'co 13. The club consists of 10 · members this .season and the coaches are Ray Willford, Mike Willford and Steve Carson. w· > '~· ... -.. · • KISSIMMEE, Fla. (AP) - A humbled John Rocker ar.rived for Sr?ring training and took the ~t steps toward mending his strained relationship with teammates. :At a closed clubhouse meeting, Rocker was described as near t~ars as he apologized 'and pleaded with his Atlanta teammates, ·~·Please; guys, let .me ·play.'1 Rocker also read a brief apology to reporters"before joining the Braves on the field for the first time since his divisive conunents iD a December issue of Sports !Uustrated disparaged gays, ritinorities and foreigners. • His arrival came a day after l:(aseball's .· independent arbitrator cut the reliever's suspension in half, niling h~ should sit out the &,t 14 days of the regular season. ID: addition, .Rocker's $20,000 · fihe was cut to $500. .·• ._riled for · -lead 8t Doral OW..1 Floriot ·- · q,. 740-992-2&44 Leo 108 Rio knocks out Pl. Park . ~1..-....••at' Pastor: Bob Robinson Suni:tay School- 10 a.m. - Worship •.9 a.m. .I IN200.. . ' Dlvlalon IV Dlmtct Tournament 8l ~ Convo, AIMna . Moncley'a •IIChedule Eastern v. New Boston, 6:15 ·foiJiveness F~IRua 8nMn · Rockerbep r.-:RobenBasbcr Sunday Scbool- 9 Lm. Sun. Won hlp - 10:10 o.m., 6 p.m. W - y Service· 7 p.m. a.m. Pr-d 'lhUUf,n" · •N S..•III·DarAdntlllll Mulberry Hto. Rd., PooH:roy Putor: Roy Lawinslr.y Silurday Scrvloes: . . S-tb SchoOl· 2 p.m. Womip • 3 p.m . 011,. Clmtaaally Cloordl PJS~or: Lawrena: Bush Sunday School - 9:30a.m. EveniJla - 7 p.m. Wedneday Service -7 p.m. Portland Flnt Cburd oltbt NIDrno Paslor: Mark Mataoa Sunday Schooi-IO:JO ¥oming Worship -11:15 a.m. Sunday Service - 6 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.a. ·~w~ oet:ept .·•.. Seventh-Day Arlvent1st , M~ Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. WedneJday Services • 7 p.m. ·I'VN!IW. HOME 11"* .. ~ MIMeportP.....,ltrlu Falllo Gatoel CIIIU'dt Lon& bottom Sunday Sehool · 9:30a.m. Wonhlp - 10:45 o.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday 7:30p.m. Mkldieporl Qurclo ortbt N Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship ·10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednellday Services · 7 p.m. Putor: AJien Midcap. ..... • . Hlll'liloavllle . Pmb~otu Cllurd · Wonhip- 9 a.m. Sunday Sdtool - 9:45 Lm. Sunday Scbool • 9:30 Lm. wo ... hip - 10:30 a.m., 7 p~in. · J" ! Prcsbyterlilfl o,...m. Coout•Hy Chard M - Cbtpol Cburd Sunday school- 1D a.m. Worship - U a.m. Wednesday Service. 7 p;m.- flelpre v. Huntington, 6:15 Meigs youth . Wrestling roundup Mlddltport ...., ....... · Third Ave. Pulor: Rev. Clark Baker Sunday School- 10 Lm. Evenina- 6 p.m. · Wednesday s..v;..., · 7:00p.m. Sunday Scbool • 9:30 l,m. WorSitip-10:30a.m.,7:30p.m. Co. Rd .. 63 Sunday Sc;hool - 9:30a.m. Wonhlp • 10:30 Lm . . game-winning j umper with rn>o secqnds " I just told the guys to throw it!<? him decision," but.refused to elaborate. But Martin was there when the Bearcats left as the Bearcats rallied from 17 down in every time, and if they double-teamed, the second half for a 64-62 victory Thurs- make some perimeter shots. We just want- . needed him. "He hit tough shots," DePaul's Lance day night. ed to make sure he touched it every time "You never think you are out of it," down the floor," Huggins said. Williams said. "I pu~a* his face and Martin- said:-''lf-you -quit; why-shnw-up?- -Atter Martm's l:lasliet a~tlie game, pfaxeathe best defense I could." We were down 17, but we got back and DePaul tried . to hold for the last shot folAfter Johnson's go-ahead basket, rebounded and knew what we had tQ do lowing a timeout. But Jernuine Tate stole Quentin Richardson heaved in a 3-pointto win the game." a pass and threw .the ball tO Martin, who er, but it came after the buzzer, and C incinnati trailed by 10 with 3:46 left. passed to Johnson for"a game-winning 17- DePaul walked off the Ooor with a deflating defeat. · But Martin hit three tough turnaround footer. Richardson led DePaul with 17 points Cincinnati (27-2, CUSA 15-0) won its jumpers, blocked Paul McPherson's layup attempt and then hit a game-tying banker 19th straight league game, and did so and 11 rebounds. The Blue Demons (18with 22 seconds left. without second leading scorer Pete Mick- 10, CUSA 8-7) might need a victory SatHuggins gave Martin a big hug after the eal, kept out of the game for undisclosed urday against Southern Mississippi to · reasons. Huggins said it was a "coach's make the NCAA tournament. game, and why not? Westfall v. Wheelersburg; 4:45 Eastern Brown v. Oak Hill, 6:30 :~:,. Pulor: lliillb.;. Sunday . Evenin&· 7 p.m. Wednesday Servica - 7 p.m. . OtrRt.l:U Pastor. Edsel,Han ..• ..:.. To.ri:b Cbliftb "'r ,. . :Div'-lon Ill Dl.vtct Toum•ment : 8l The Convo, AU... Saturday'• IICheclule Chesapeake v. Valley, 3:00 ROSEMONT, Ill. (AP) - Cincinnati coach Bob Huggins had no bold plan or brilliant str.otegy 'as the second-ranked IJearcats faced what seemed to. be an insurmountable deficit against DePaul. Huggirts simply told his team to make sure Kenyon Martin touched the ball every time down the floor iri the closing Dlhlutes . . "Coach said we are going to come down and throw it to Kenyon and let him catch it. Then he just did what he does so· well," teammate Kenny Satterfield said.' Martin scored eight of his 33 points in the final3:31, blocked a layup attempt and then. assisted DerMarr Johnson· on a . .:i;.. Huol CommuaiiJ Cllurdlt Hodtln1J10r1 Chum. Grand Street Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship - 11 a.m. Wednesday Services • 8 p.m. . .. : · "' • Todlly'a IICheclule Gallla Academy v. Hillsboro, 6:15 Shetldan v. Athens, 8:00 · sr-.._sr- To~ship - "' Dlvl8lon " DIR1ct ToumMIMit 8l The Convo, AIMna • Tllur.clay'• ....uhll ~lain 67, Alexander 43 Portsmouth 80, Fairfield Union 80 • .. ,...,• .well J, 2010 Martin fuels No. 2 Cincy's win over DePaul Green fl. Beaver Eastern, 6:15 SOuthern v.wMeoak. 8:00 141111ridpaoan St, Rev. Mike Tho-Putor Sunday School ~ 10 Lilt Evenina· 6 p.m. Wedne:Jday Service- 7 p.m. llelbel Chul'ib Rd.; 468C · SundaY Schooi • IJ a.m. Worship- 10 a.m. Wednesday Services - 10 a.m . " ' .... u...- !• ' Falllo Valley Tabenac!e Clloudl Bailey Run Road Pastor: Rev. Emmett Raw1011 Sunday Eveninl7 p.m. Thunday Service - 7 p.m. Coolville Volted Methodist PIPastor: Helen Kline Coolville Cburd Main & Fifth St. Sunday School- 10 a.m. Worship - 9 a.m. Tuesday Services · 1 p.m. Enterprile Pas!or: Keith Rader Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship • 9 a.m. ........... PuiO<:bv.Aa.Tillis . , Maift Street, Rutland Sunday V(orship-40:00 a.m. ·Sunday Sarvloo-7 p.m. Churcl1 o1 Chnst .· Joppa P81t0r: Bob Randolph WorShip- 9:30 Lm. Sunday School -10:30 a.m. Ep1scopal C."11ho llc •. ChcJier Pastor: Jane Beaule Wonhlp · 9 a.m. Sunday School • 10 a.m. Thursday Services -1 p.m. Trlolty Cllurdl SccuDd A Lyan, Pomeroy Sunday achool and won~ip 10:25 . , . _ Frac WlllllopiJot Salem St. Pulor: Rev. Paul Taylor Sunday School · 10 a.m. Eveninl • 7 p.m. Wedncaday Services - 1 p.m . •. Alr..d Pastor : Jane Beattie Sunday &.hool- 9:30a.m. Worship· 11 a.m., 6:30p.m . .· a..aotGoctor~ 0.1. Wblto Rd. ofT St. Rt. 160 Pastor:-PJ. Chapman Sunday Sl;bool - 10 a.m. Worship - 11 a.m . W,ednesday Services • 7 p.m, Sunday Scllool· 9:30 Lll! . Worship • 10:45 Lm. •' •. Mclas CooperadYt Parish Northeast Ouster · Apple tnd Sccood Sb. Putor: Rev. David Russell . Sunday SQooland Wonhip- JO·o.m. EW.:~ Servl~ 6:30p.m. w~ y Service• • 6:30p.m. WP!Iblp -u a.m.. .. •'.. ... ·• sy.... Jllnl Qtordo or Cod Pucor: Ariut8uri Sunday Sc:ilool• 10 LOI. '· Off 124 behind Wilkesville Pastor: Rev. Ral_eh Spire,$ Sunda)''Sclltiot :l~Jf3(f.'f:ttf.'"'" Wors~ip - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Thursday Services - 7 p.m. IIIIIIMd Cbun:b o!Gocl Pastor: Ron Healh Sunday Wonhip - 10 o.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Service• - 7 p.m. Clloudl St.. Muon Sundar. Sdtool-10 un. W rvu. Oflvt Unlled Methodist MLMolialoCIIurdoiGod Mjle Hill Rd., Racine Pastor: Brice Un Sunday School • 9:4S a.m. Evening '. 6.p.m. . Wednesday Services - 1 p.m. VkiAirJBapllal-........1 5~ N. 2nd St Mldd~port Paator. K*M · Wonblp • IOa.m.. 1 p.m. . .. Graham VnHed Mtllood~l Worship • 9:30a.m. (lsi &.2nd Sun), 7:30 p.•m. (3rd 4t 4th.Sun) . • .wec~ncs<ti~ s.rv""' ~7:r p.m, 'f • 3m Geora0o Creek Road, OalUpoll~ OH : Plltor: BIU Sta,.. • Sunday Scrvic:Os • 10 a.in. A: 7 p.m. 1: Wedneoday - 7 p.m. A: Youlh 7 p.m. ., Middle.,O,. Community CJtuft:J. 515 Pearl SL, Middlepon Pulor: Sam Anderson Sunday School10 a:m. Evenina- 7:30p.m. Wednesday S"ervioe • 7:30p.m. Rotclat Unit ed Methodist ~ 1... N"' Ulo VldarJ c.tor Pastor: Theron Durham Sonday- 9:30a.m. ond 1 p.m. Wedncoda~ • 7 p.m. Pastor: Brian Harkness Sunday School • 10 a.m. Worship - 9 a.m. Wednesday • 7 p.m. . ! lilrl"'-rilleC•aoui17C~urdt Eaot Letar1 St. Paul Lutheran Cllun:h Comer Sycamore & Second St., Pomeroy Rev. Donald C. Fritz Sunda)l Sehool- 9:45a.m. ·. Worship· ll n.m. DuterCIIum.orchri.t Pastor: Juarin Ca.mobell Sunday schooi9:Jd a.m. Norman Will, JUJ)erintendent Sundoiy wunhlp - 10:30 a.m. ...... llopl!ol • • • Our SnJour Lulbenn Church Walnut and Henryjts., Ravenswood, W.Va. Pastor: David Russell Sunday School- 10:00 a.m. Wonhip - II a.m. o OlolllellooiJ'rao WIIIJaplill Dlaftb 286!11 ·~~ RL 7, Mklcliopal! Sundl)i School· 10 a.m. ' · Evenina -1:00 p.m. Thundoy Sarvilleo • 7:00 . Sl. Joba Lulloena Chum. Pine Grove Rev. Donald C. Fritz Wor5hip - 9:00a.m. Sunday School'- lO:OO a.m. ReodiYUit Chun:h or Chrtot Putor: Philip Sturm Sunday School: ·9:30 a.m. Worship Service: 10:30 a.m. ,Bible Study, Wednesday, 6:30p.m. Cimn:ll Gout Bead, Roulii:U,-. 011 Pastor : Dat)iciNe<ea Sunday School- 9:30 o.m. · Sunday Wonblp • 10:30 ..... Wedaelday Bible Study • 6:011 p.m. . . . ., ' Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Worship· 10:10 a.m., 1:30 p.m. Wednesday Service 7:30p.m. Hemlock Grove Chun:h Pastor: Gene Zopp Sunday school - 10:30 a.m . . Worship· 9:30 il.m .. 7 p.m. MI.~IJaplill . ~. ~ Lutheran Pulot: S1eveo It Uttle Suaday Sc:llool- !Oa.m• • WorShip· IILm., 7:011 p.m • Wedneodioy Sa oicu 7:00 p.DI. • ' . Laapvlll~ Chriotlaa Churi:h •• ,.•• ,. p New Ume Rd., Rulland · Putoo: Rev. Ma'JIRI I. Robinson Service•: WedneJday, 7:30p.m. Sunday, 2:30p.m. Monln&Star J..... ' .•• • n. BeiiHen' ,.......,.P Mlolotry Pastor: Ocwayne S1uder Sundty Scbool· 11 a.m. Worship . 10 a.m. Tbt Chum. or Christ or Latter-Day Salah St. Rt. 160, 446-6247 or 446-7486 Sunday Scflool 10:20-11 a.m. ·Relief Society/Priesthood lt :OS-12:00 noon Sacrament Service 9·10;1!5 a.m. Hu~ernaking' meeting, 1st Thurs• . 11 p.m. ; ., ~ Putor: Steve Reed Sunday Scbool • 9:30 a.DI. Worship - 9:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. Wodnesda, , 7p.m. Friday · felloWih p acrvice 7 p.m. C11111ei-Soltoo Carmel &: Bashan Rdll. Racine. Ohio . Pastor: Dewayne Stulter Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worihip • 10:45 a.m. Bible Study Wed. 7:00 p.m. ' Oitlon, W.VL Sunday Sohool • 10 a.m. WOTihlp·7p.DL Wednellday Seoviee · 7p.m. Fall Goopol CHn:ll otllle RI.338, AJIUquity . Pulor. Morris · Aut. PutOn: Jim Morrit Scrvl001: Salurday 7:30p.m. Prep-Basketbal ' c-,-- .... a..a LA!nallott9m • I .,...... Ute Cloardl 5011 • 2nd Ave., Mlddlepon Pastor: Mib ,,...,.. Pastor: ~ritus Lawmloe Foreman Sunday Sdtool • 9:30 a.m. Wonltip- 10:00 am Wednesday Servia:&. 7 p.m. Faltlo hll Goopll C.IU'dt .HIGHLIGHTS ; StlvenvUJe Word or Filth Putor: David Dailey Surwiay School9:30 a.m. Evenin& - 7 p.m. Hoboooi Clorlotlu F - p Clloudl · Sunday JCrvice; 10:00 a.m ., 7:00p.m. Youth Fellowlbip Sunday. 7:00p.m. Wedneadty service, 7:00p.m. llethuy Pastor; Dewayne Slutler , Sunday School· 10 a.m. Worship - 9 a.m. Wednclday'ScfVieeS . 10a.m. Reorpnlud Cburch·of Jesus Christ of Liller Day Salats Portland-Racine Rd. Pastor: Jerry Singer Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. , Wednesday Services- 7:30 p~m. B111dford Church or Christ Corner of St. Rt. 124 & Bradbury Rd. Minister: Doug Shamblin Youth Minister: Bill Amberger Sunday School ~ 9:30a.m. Worship - 8:00a.m., 10:30 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services ·7:00p.m. Radotllnt Bopdat Pastor: Ric:k Rule Sunday Scftoot • 9:30a.m. Cbrlotlu , .......... C.llr Salem St., RuUIDCI Putor: Raben E. Muuc:r Sunday School. -10 o.m. Wonhlp - 11:15 f.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Service • 7 p.m. SaowvHie Sunday School • 10 a.m. W!>rship - 9 J.m. Latt er-Day Saints Sunday School- 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Flnt BopiiJt Cllard Putor: Mark Morrow 6th and Palmer Sl., Middleport Sunday School. 9:15 a.m. Worship· IO:lS a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Service· 7:00p.m. + Salem Cealtr Petor: Ron Fief'QC Sunday School - 9:15a.m. Worship - 10:15 a.m. I Rudand Cllurch or Chri1t Flnt Sollthem S.ptilt 41872 Pomeroy Pike l'lstor: E. Lamu O'Bryant ·Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Wunhip - 10:43 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services - 7;00 p.m. 923 S. Third SL, Mlddlepon . Pattor Mic:llacl Panafo Sunday servic:e, 10 Lm. Wednoaday ..moo, 7 p.m. •• • CJtwd Pomeroy Pike, Co. Rd. PJJtOr! R.tv. Blackwood Sunda)' 'School · 9:30 11.m. Wor.~h ip 10:30 1.m, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:l0 p.m. F~Cioaptl Rutlud Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Wor.i hip - 10:30 a.m. Thursday ServiCCll - 7 p.m. •• CaiYir)' - Appeuroc...... PastOr: Kenb Rader SUnclay School - 9:lh.m. -·WorshiP-tO a.m. Youth Fellowship, Sunday. 6 p.m. Wetleyaa Bible Hoi- Cllurd 75 Pearl Sl., Middleport. . Pastor: Rev. Dou& Cox· .Sunday Worstiip - 9:30p.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesda y ~Nice-7:30p.m. Hylell Rua Hollneu Cllurdl Rev. Muk Michael Sunday School • 9:30a.m. · Worshlr. - 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. . Thursday Bib c Sludy and Youth - 7 p.m. Laurel CUlT Fret M...OOIJt Chun:h Pastor: Charles Swigger Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday SeJVlce -7:00p.m. TupJIO!"II'Iobl Clloudl of Christ Instrumental Worship Service - 9 a.m. COmmunion - 10 a.m. Sunday School- 10:15 a.m. · Pastor: Jim Dilly ' 570 Grant St., Middlepor! .. Pasl0r: Rev. O'Dell Manley Sunday School ·- 9:30a.m. Worship ·10: 30 11.m., 7:30 p.in. Wednesday Se ..... ice ·7:30p.m. Service: Friday, 7 p.m. ' full-Gospel Church' PIS(onJohn tl Patey Wado 603 Second Ave. Muon 173-5017 Se~k::c liJM: Suiday 10:30 a.m. Wedne~ay 1 pm Sfrinp ' FRIDAY'S r•r•x lit erw.le,...CW ~ l'utof: bY. FroPllollideltl , IDd- ,_,..,. Rock -.llrluMay Suadly SchOol - t.lO a.m. WOTihlp • 7:00p.m. Wedaetdt~ llil>le Study -7:00p.01. 47439 RA:ibel Rd., Cllostcr ..._., .... Mal)' Cook Sunday Service~: 10 a.m. A 6 p.m. Wedneaday Servlcos • 7 p.m . . Pulor: Connie Fiares Sunday School · 9:1S a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. Bible Study Tuesday - 10 a.m. ' ..• 1.otart. W.VL Ill. I . ' Cl1111 '-I""· _O._M_ I'HriChlpol Sunday School · 9a.m. Worship - 10 a.m. Pastor: Rev. Dewey King Sunday school- 9:30a.m. Sunday worship -7 p.m. Wednesday prayer meclin~-7 p.m. Zloa Churd oiCbrlst Pomeroy, Harrisonville Rd. (Rt.143) Pastor: Roaer Watson Sunday Sdaool - 9:30 Lm. Worship- 10:30 a.m.. 7:00p.m. Wedrtesday Services -.7 p.m. · H.,0 llotldal Cktordl (Soulllera) '•;._ ftnt Grvve Bible Holiness Cburth ~~ 1/2 mile Q{(Jb. ~32!-ll-,-~- Ollll'l Mlonnlllt Pastor: Chad Emrick Sunday School • 91.m. Worship- 10 a.m. liorsao.r.. ""''- OIU'dt Lelldina CRek Rd., Rutland Btarwallow IUdp Chun::ll or Chrisc Pastor:Terry Stewart Sunday School -9:30a.m. Wot1hip--;-J0:30T.m., 6:30 p .~ Wednesday Services • 6:30 p.m. B;1pt1st ·. Clh lrJ' l'lllriDI Cbpol H1rrisonvilk Road PaslOr: Charle! McKenzie Sunday Sthool 9:30 a.m. Worship·lla.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday SeiVice ·7:00p.m. Kwo Cllurd10l C~rlst Worsh ip· 9:30a.m. Sunday School- 10:30 a.m. Putur-Jdfrcy Wallaee 1st and 3rd Sunday . Assembly o1 God ·. Dlavllo Hoi""" Qon:ll · 311)S7 Slate Route 325. Lanpvlle Pas10r: Gary Jacklon Sunday ldtool - 9:l0 a.m. Sunday W<nhip • 10:30 a.m. A 1 p.m. Wednesdty prayer se~ioe- 7 p.m. Mkldl pee I Clllardt. of Ctuilc 5th' and Main Pu10r: AI Hartlon Youlb Miaister: Bill Frazier Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Wot"Uipo8:1S, IO:JOa.m., 7p.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. , _ _ a-.11 H'"th (Middleport) Pu~tor: Vcrnaaaye Sullivan Sun<Uiy School- !1:30 a.m. Wor!~ohip - 10:30 a.m. ·Page Bl : MIAMI (AP) -Bruce Lietzke had eight birdies in a 1~under-par 65 that left him tied with Vijay Singh, Jim Furyk and Harrison Fh- after the first round of the Doral-1~vclcr Open. Mi1ckc:lson, Nick Pt,ice and ~rnhard Langer were another stroke back, while three-time cl\ampion Greg Norman was at 4-ul)der 68. ·· BY ANDII!W CARTER was limited to just 1-of-2 from threecpoint range. Junior forRIO GRANDE Rio ward Reyhann Carroll had six Grande moved on to the Amer- points arid five rebounds for t~e ican Mideast Conference semi- Pioneers in the first half. , finals th~ks to a 94-77 victory The second half turned into a· over Point Park Thursday. shootout, with Rio Grande The Redmen's win sets up a edging Point Park 51-50 in the return meeting with Central period to escape with the win. State, a team that has handed Bubon exploded for 23 points Rio Grande two losses this sea- . in the second half, hitting 4-of~ ·son. The AMC semifinal is set 8 three-point shots from a vari- . for Saturday at Central State . ety of bad angles, and mostly Thursday's game, which feaoff-balance off the dribble. . tured a combined 3 7 turnovers Bubon ended the night with a between the two clubs, wasn't game-high 35 points, connectthe most attractive one played at ing on . 7~of-t~ field goal the Newt Oliver Arena this seaattempts, including 5-of-1 0 son, but despite some rough from long range. . spots, Redmen head coach Earl Steve Chrepko, who had just Thomas is glad his club will play four poin~ at the half, finished again Saturday. ·· . . "You ever the old saying that with 17 points. . .. .; Nathan Copas ind Scott bad breath is better than no breath · at · all?," ·said Thomas. Davis carried the Redn\en offense in the · second half. "That probably sums up the game. We were pretty good Copas had 13 pointS and Davis defensively the first half. When added nine points. . Grant finished with 25 points you hold (Gabe) Bubon to . and a team-high eight rebounds three three-point attempts and one make in the first half, arid for the Redrnen. Copas ended hold them to what we did; I was with 17 points and six assists. fairly pleased with the first half." May had 16 points before foul" · Rio Grande (23-8) dominat- ing OUt. Joey James came off the ed much of the play in the · bench to score nine points and opening 20 minutes due largely to the play of seniors De~roy grab six · rebounds for Rio Grant and Jeremy May. Grant Grande. AMC All-Freshman knocked down 5-of-7 field goal team selection Clu-is Ballenger attempts and had 19 points. He had eight .points and six .rebounds. also grabbed seven rebounds . May poured in 11 points, hit- . . Carroll had 10 points and 10 ting 3-of-5 three-point rebounds for Point Park (4-23). In other AMC action Thursattempts. Geneva defeated· Rio Grande led 43-27 at the . day, . break. Cedarville, 97 c83. Geneva of the top scorers Bubon, one meets Saint Vincent Saturday itt CRASH, BANG, BOOM - Rio's Jeremy May crashes into Reyhann Carroll of Point Park after making a pass to teammate Chris Ballenger (44)-during the Redmen's 94'77 win tast night. (Andrew Carter photo) in the NAJA, had 12 points, but the other conference semifinal. · OVP SPORTS EDITOR TOP 25 COLLEGE BASKETBALL . . . Beavers upset No. 3 Arizona; Cardinal, Spartans win big · . . ' low ihe lead of Stanford, which as Stanford (25-1, 14-1 PacCORVALLIS, Ore. (AP) For the second time in as many lost at Oregon State to end the. t 0) won its 13th straight seasons, the lowly Oregon State 1998-99 regular season. The · game by double digits to l!eavers knocked off Arjzo.na . Cardinal went on to lose in the · move into first place i~ the sec~~d round of the NCAAs, conference. on their home court. . Things got so bad f.;r visThis loss might hurt the buf'looks to be a lock for a No. iting Southern, Califorriia third-ranked W11dcats . longer, 1 's eeding this year. ' qregon State got its first win (14-13, 7-8) late in· the ' first however., Th.,Y could feel the pain right into the NCAA over ·a team ranked as high as ~alf t.hat Ja~vis T'lrner1 in . · No. 3 since Dec. 2, 1989, when · street 'clothes, reached out tournament. · Deaundra Tanner got off . a the Beavers defeated No.2 Ari- and grabbed Jacobsen's shirt three-pointer ju'st zona 84-61. That Oregon State as he dribbled toward 1he · perfect befOre the buzzer in overtime team finished 22-1, the last basket and was given a tec~' to stun Ari~ona 70-67 Thurs- win~ing season for a program nical foul. No. 7 Michigan State day night, stopping the Wild- that \vas a national power dur79, Minnesota 43 ' ing the 1 980s, but has fallen on . qts' seven-game · winning Mike Chappell scqred 18 streak and possibly c~sting hard times . . Thursday's win points, iriclu~ing a pair of 3mighi not even be enough to the~ a No. 1 seed in' the · save the job .of coach Eddie point b~skets to cap a 16-0 NCAA tournament. Beating the Wildcats lessened Pay'¥1, ·JNho has one niore year first-half run as host Michigan State beat Minn~sota · . the sting of another dismal sea- . left on his contract.. Mil;hael Wright . had 20 (12 - 14, 4- 11 ~i~l'en). , son for Oregon State (13-1~. The Spartans . (22A7, 1,2-3) 5-11 Pac~ 10). The Beavers lost point• .arid 15' rebounds, and 17 straight to Atizona untill.ast Gardner and Gilbert Aren'as extended · their '1eh·ool ~ season, when 'they scored the each had 16 points to lead the record home winning streak . to 27 games and moved ~ack final four points to· upset the Wildcats. 1 ,. No. 1 Stanford 111, S. into a tie for first p1ace with 'Cats 60-59. ' . Ohio State with · one game . If Arizona (24-5, 13-7) lose~ C.nforpl•. 68 Casey Jacobsen had 23 points ' remaining . a No. 1 seeding, It would fol- Warrick meets· With Browns·brass BEREA (AP) - Cleveland "I'll sign for people like this all: Browns coach Chris Palmer day;• Warrick said as he ·autowatched as Florida. State wide · graphed a variety of items, receiver Peter Warrick sign his -"' including cards that the team name over and over again. had embossed with his name and But Warrick waSn't sigrung a a No.9 on a football helmet. · Browns contract Thursday night "Nine is a scout's· way of indi~ -· he was signing autographs for eating a player has rare ability;• thousands of fans. Palmer and Palmer said. "Any time a player Browns 1999 all-rookie receiver 'gets a riine means he is some- · KevinJo~on were sigqing, too. thing special. I can't remember ,AJI parties involved generally the last time I saw a nine.'' · agreed that Warrick's signature .So, will Warrick be the first on a Browns contract "would be pick? "We 'II all know on April a perfect fit" for the clu.b that has the No. 1 pick in the NFL draft 15th;' Palmer said. on April 15. Warrick knows this meeting "1 know they're going to make was important in that process. . the best decision to help ·this "They wanted to . talk. about team out, and hopefully it will · everything, past im;idents, my be me," Warrick, wearing a family, .where I came from, my. Browns. baseball cap, said after a background," he.said. 1. 1/2-hour autograph session at No doubt a chief topic \lias t!te . Greater Cleveland lnterna- ·the publicized incident oflast fall tlonaiA!4to SOOw. . when he paid just S21.40 for w.rrlcll: met-With dub owner S4U.38 worth of designer · AI Lernet and team president . clothing at a department store, Carmep Policy at the Browns' . whi~h got him suspended for practice facility before signing two games and removed him autographs for fans who waited from Heisman Trophy coqsiderin·line for hours. arion. �Frld8y, llnmh 3. zooj . ·; Pomeroy, Mklclleport, Ohio •• • - ·IMide: The Daily Sentinel .111ursday~ NBA. resultJ, Page B2 .?Odar~ scoreboard, Page B2 •'• 'r•1Nf Wtlllkle CIIIII'Cb otc.n.t 33226 Children's 11om< Rd. Sunday School • 11 a.m. Worsh1p - 10a.m., 6 p.m. Wcdntldl:y Services • 7 p.m. ao.aorJ-cw.• 1• VonZandtuod Wildk . 1'1510<: James Miller Sunday Sdloo~ · 10:30 a.m. · Evenina • 7:30 p.m. ~~~~J-ew N 1¥ Flllll New Utna Road Swoday, 10 a.OL ud 7:30p.m. Wodooaday,7: 30p. a~. Ubtr1y Aueolbly or Cod P.O. Box 467. Dudding Unc Mason, W.Va. Putor. Neil Tenntnt Sunday Sel'"llicca- 10:00 t .m. and 1 p.m. MIIIUIIIIa llopiJot CIMudl Burlin&h• • 742~7606 Putor: John SWII\IOn Sunday Sdlool -. 10:00 Lm. Momin&Servk:c ll :OOa.m . Evening Service. 6:00 P·"'· Wednetday Service - 7:30p.m. Sunday school-9:30a.m. Worship - 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7 p.na. Rullootl Jllnl Boptllt Cllurdl Sunday School . 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:45 a.m. · • Youth· 5:30pm Sunday Bible Study Wednesday 7 pm Bradbury Chun:h or Christ Pastor: Tom Runyon Sunday School • 9:30 a.ni. Worship - 10:30 a.m. ..........,. Jl1nt Boptlat Eaot Main St. . Su11dly School-- 9:30a.m. · WorShip'- 10:30 a.m. • • •+ ... + •· • Hlclulry HIUo Churdt or Cbrlot Evangelist Mike Moore Sundty School - 9 a.m. Worship· 10 a.m., 6;30,.m. Wednesday SeJViccs • p.m. Worship. tO:.CO a.m., 7~ p.m. Wednesday SerYlccl- 7:00p.m. . '• -... SllnrRallaplill ..... .. ..'.... ..··. Putor: I• N. Sayo9 Sunday Sc:llool-9:45 LID. Evenl01 ·6:30p.m• Wedaelday Scrvk:a :6:30p.m. •. . I ..... Clmst1an Union - 1'1510<: bv.1- R. ktee, Sr; Cll-oiCiulsttls CllrlotluUaloa Hanford, W.Va. Pulor:Jim Hughes Su~y School-lla.m. Wonhfp • 9:l0 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wedncaday Services - 7:30p.m. W-ySaovlt:a-7p.m. Church of God a..- . ' .. SL RL 143 )UII alfll7 • Sunday Sdlool•IO LID, Wonblp • I !Lm., 6 p.m. • ,_E. Wedneoday Servicos • 7 p.m. rc.:.r·· . .......... !.:Ylla.m.,6p.m. Services· 7 p.m. , Mt.-Bolllllt FourdiA: Main Sc, M......... ......, Rev. Olll>en Qo11. Jr• Alltlqalty . . . Sunday Sdtool· 'J:30 Lm. Worship - 10:45 o.m. Sutxla)' Even ina· 6:00p.m. ..•. Cong 1egat1onal . - · H-CI-an.rdo :· ·161 Mulberry Ave .. Puoneroy, 992-589& • Pulor: Rev. Waher E. Heinz . , :: Sal. Con. 4:45-5:1~-m.; Mtu~ 5:30p.m. . Sun. Con. -!1:45-9. U a.m., • Sun. Mau ~9:30a.m. Dolley Mua • 8:30a.m Loa1Bot10m Sunday Sthool - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. -Uie Wonhip- 9:30a.m. Sunday School· 10:30 a.m . UMYF SundiJ' 6:30p.m. Finl Sunday of Month • 7:30p.m. llervice Tuppen Plalu St Paul Putor: Jane Beattie Sunday Sc:hciol - 9 a.m . Worslllp • 10 a.m. Tuesday Service~ • 7:30p.m. . Central C•ter Asbury (Syt"II<IIIO) Pastor: Bob Robinson Sunday School • 9:4S a.m. . Worship - 11 a.m. Wednesday Services· 7:30 p.m1 Grve~fr:.-ICftrdl 326 E. aln St., Pomeroy ' Rev. Jamca Bei'DICk.l, Rev. Katharin Foster Rev. Deborah Raakln, Cle'l)' Holy Eucharilt and . Sunday Scbooiii:OO a.m. . www.rropet.nel/-deanery . , c-_..,.l!lanb . f!Oilll!'~S I'Hoo..., CloordloiCIIrill 212 W. Main St. Miriillcr: Danny Biu Sundal School- 9:30 ~m. Worsh1p- 10:30 a.m., Wednesday Services - . , Pastor: Brian Harkness Sunday SChool - 10 a.m. Worship • 11 a.m. Putor: Keith Rader Sunday S<hool·10 a.m • • · Wonhlp .J I a.in. ...... .SJr ,.,.e Jllnl Ualted ......,.-. Putor. Rev. Krillna 1\obinaon Sunday Scftoot • 10 o.m. Worshi~? - 11 t.m. .. , . Nazarene ReedJvllle FelloWJhlp ChurdoltheNa..,... Pastor: Teresa Waldeck Sunday School • 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:43 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday ~rviccs - 7 p.m. Syneuae Cburd ottbt NU1110e Putor Mike Adkins SUnday School • 9:30a.m. (Worship- 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Scrvit:ca- 7 p.m. Polllfi'Oy Cblll'dl ortbe N Pastor: Rev. Uoyd D. OrlmmJr. Sunday School- 9:30 a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday Service5 - 7 p.m. Chtlkr Church or the NIIDI"'Jt Pasaor: Rev. Herbc:n Ol'lte Sunday SChool - 9:30 a.m. Worship - ·11 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Ser-:ic:es • 7 p.m. Rutlud Cbun:~ or tbe N ~utor: Rev. Samuel W. ~uye "4 "'t -~ .· Sunday School - 9 a.m . . Woiahip • 10 a.m. ~-· Unit ed Bret hren ML~V-- 18 Clulst Cloud> ' Texu ComMunity oft' CR 82 Putor: Robert Sanders Sunday Sehool • 9:30 Lm. Wonbip -10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Servic:ea. 7:30p.m. Edtto Volted Bnlhna 18 Clulst 2 112 miles nortb of ReedavUie on State Route 124 Paslor: Rev. Robert Mlrlr.Jey Sunday School· 11•·"1 Uolted Flltll CIIIU'dt Rt. 7 on Pomeroy By-Pua Pastor: Rev. Roben E, Smith, Sr. Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Service. 7 p.m. . FuJI Gospol u p 33045 Hiland Road, Pomeroy Putor: Roy Hunter Sunday Sdtool · 10 Lm. Bvenina7:30 p.111. Tuesday .t Thunday- 7:30p.m. Soullo Bolloll N""TioluMat SilverRidp r'Owrdl llinpbury Road Pastor: Clyde Hender1011 Sundal School · 9:30 ~m. Worsb1p Service 10:30 a.m. No Sunday or Wednesday Nia.ht Services FftedomGospoiM....., Bald Knob, on Co. Rd. 31 Pastor; Rev. Roaer Wlllrord Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship- 1 p.m. Whitt's Chapel Wesleyu Coolville Road Putot: Rev. Phillip Ridenour Sunday School • 9:30 Lm. Worship - 10:30 a.m. Wednetday Service . 7 p.m . ~i•lpr unual ~ 2114 South 8eoo1111 Avt.•W Ill lll. OH .· -,....... 740-~141 ~ aeo Etllt.Mlln an.t • Pu•IIIOW. OH w• , 740-1111~ J"rantis FLORIST ·. rpsalm 119:iJJ Order my steps in thy word: and let not any inequity 6a'ut ·dominion ovtr me. M..,. Ave. . •. • • ,, Coowy~ 740-992-8298 "'--...,.,...-!,..we... Searching for a FIRE SAFETY SALES & SEA\IICE lOcal church? ~-7075 Check the Sentinel .evel}' Friday/ 172 .' • ' qlf leesburg Fairfield v. Trimble·, 8:00 Tlteaday'a IIChedUie I l ~ 1• •c ; •• , ATHENS The Meigs eountyYouth Wrestling club had a. great showing at the Athens Kiwanis Wrestling Tournament in .F~bruary. , The Meigs County Wrestling lrythons had eight wrestlers comf(eting in the tournament held at ~thens High School with six 'coming away with honors . · . Cassady Willford took first place in the 9-10 year old .heavy weight divisiqn. · Chad Whitlatch placed second in th~ 9-10 year old 85 lb. diwsion. Four other wrestlers placed fourth in · their divisions they \"{_<f'i,:,.Al\~~:}:jj\f~ . 8" ·~:W ofef'Tuib. IIIVISron·, vean Bauer & 10 year old 90 lb. division, Ben Collins· 13-15 . year old heavy ~i!Wt .division; and Gregie Jenkins 7~8 .year old 65 lb. division. · Others giving • · good showing · but not placing was Qaniel Jenkins and Clint Eads. · · The Meigs County Wrestling Pythons next big tournament is at Point Pleasant on the i 8th ·o f March. The cl~b next year will compete in a league With Point Pleasant, Wahama and other teams to be announced later. The Meigs County Youth Wrestling Club is open to all kids,_ages 5 'co 13. The club consists of 10 · members this .season and the coaches are Ray Willford, Mike Willford and Steve Carson. w· > '~· ... -.. · • KISSIMMEE, Fla. (AP) - A humbled John Rocker ar.rived for Sr?ring training and took the ~t steps toward mending his strained relationship with teammates. :At a closed clubhouse meeting, Rocker was described as near t~ars as he apologized 'and pleaded with his Atlanta teammates, ·~·Please; guys, let .me ·play.'1 Rocker also read a brief apology to reporters"before joining the Braves on the field for the first time since his divisive conunents iD a December issue of Sports !Uustrated disparaged gays, ritinorities and foreigners. • His arrival came a day after l:(aseball's .· independent arbitrator cut the reliever's suspension in half, niling h~ should sit out the &,t 14 days of the regular season. ID: addition, .Rocker's $20,000 · fihe was cut to $500. .·• ._riled for · -lead 8t Doral OW..1 Floriot ·- · q,. 740-992-2&44 Leo 108 Rio knocks out Pl. Park . ~1..-....••at' Pastor: Bob Robinson Suni:tay School- 10 a.m. - Worship •.9 a.m. .I IN200.. . ' Dlvlalon IV Dlmtct Tournament 8l ~ Convo, AIMna . Moncley'a •IIChedule Eastern v. New Boston, 6:15 ·foiJiveness F~IRua 8nMn · Rockerbep r.-:RobenBasbcr Sunday Scbool- 9 Lm. Sun. Won hlp - 10:10 o.m., 6 p.m. W - y Service· 7 p.m. a.m. Pr-d 'lhUUf,n" · •N S..•III·DarAdntlllll Mulberry Hto. Rd., PooH:roy Putor: Roy Lawinslr.y Silurday Scrvloes: . . S-tb SchoOl· 2 p.m. Womip • 3 p.m . 011,. Clmtaaally Cloordl PJS~or: Lawrena: Bush Sunday School - 9:30a.m. EveniJla - 7 p.m. Wedneday Service -7 p.m. Portland Flnt Cburd oltbt NIDrno Paslor: Mark Mataoa Sunday Schooi-IO:JO ¥oming Worship -11:15 a.m. Sunday Service - 6 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.a. ·~w~ oet:ept .·•.. Seventh-Day Arlvent1st , M~ Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. WedneJday Services • 7 p.m. ·I'VN!IW. HOME 11"* .. ~ MIMeportP.....,ltrlu Falllo Gatoel CIIIU'dt Lon& bottom Sunday Sehool · 9:30a.m. Wonhlp - 10:45 o.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday 7:30p.m. Mkldieporl Qurclo ortbt N Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship ·10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednellday Services · 7 p.m. Putor: AJien Midcap. ..... • . Hlll'liloavllle . Pmb~otu Cllurd · Wonhip- 9 a.m. Sunday Sdtool - 9:45 Lm. Sunday Scbool • 9:30 Lm. wo ... hip - 10:30 a.m., 7 p~in. · J" ! Prcsbyterlilfl o,...m. Coout•Hy Chard M - Cbtpol Cburd Sunday school- 1D a.m. Worship - U a.m. Wednesday Service. 7 p;m.- flelpre v. Huntington, 6:15 Meigs youth . Wrestling roundup Mlddltport ...., ....... · Third Ave. Pulor: Rev. Clark Baker Sunday School- 10 Lm. Evenina- 6 p.m. · Wednesday s..v;..., · 7:00p.m. Sunday Scbool • 9:30 l,m. WorSitip-10:30a.m.,7:30p.m. Co. Rd .. 63 Sunday Sc;hool - 9:30a.m. Wonhlp • 10:30 Lm . . game-winning j umper with rn>o secqnds " I just told the guys to throw it!<? him decision," but.refused to elaborate. But Martin was there when the Bearcats left as the Bearcats rallied from 17 down in every time, and if they double-teamed, the second half for a 64-62 victory Thurs- make some perimeter shots. We just want- . needed him. "He hit tough shots," DePaul's Lance day night. ed to make sure he touched it every time "You never think you are out of it," down the floor," Huggins said. Williams said. "I pu~a* his face and Martin- said:-''lf-you -quit; why-shnw-up?- -Atter Martm's l:lasliet a~tlie game, pfaxeathe best defense I could." We were down 17, but we got back and DePaul tried . to hold for the last shot folAfter Johnson's go-ahead basket, rebounded and knew what we had tQ do lowing a timeout. But Jernuine Tate stole Quentin Richardson heaved in a 3-pointto win the game." a pass and threw .the ball tO Martin, who er, but it came after the buzzer, and C incinnati trailed by 10 with 3:46 left. passed to Johnson for"a game-winning 17- DePaul walked off the Ooor with a deflating defeat. · But Martin hit three tough turnaround footer. Richardson led DePaul with 17 points Cincinnati (27-2, CUSA 15-0) won its jumpers, blocked Paul McPherson's layup attempt and then hit a game-tying banker 19th straight league game, and did so and 11 rebounds. The Blue Demons (18with 22 seconds left. without second leading scorer Pete Mick- 10, CUSA 8-7) might need a victory SatHuggins gave Martin a big hug after the eal, kept out of the game for undisclosed urday against Southern Mississippi to · reasons. Huggins said it was a "coach's make the NCAA tournament. game, and why not? Westfall v. Wheelersburg; 4:45 Eastern Brown v. Oak Hill, 6:30 :~:,. Pulor: lliillb.;. Sunday . Evenin&· 7 p.m. Wednesday Servica - 7 p.m. . OtrRt.l:U Pastor. Edsel,Han ..• ..:.. To.ri:b Cbliftb "'r ,. . :Div'-lon Ill Dl.vtct Toum•ment : 8l The Convo, AU... Saturday'• IICheclule Chesapeake v. Valley, 3:00 ROSEMONT, Ill. (AP) - Cincinnati coach Bob Huggins had no bold plan or brilliant str.otegy 'as the second-ranked IJearcats faced what seemed to. be an insurmountable deficit against DePaul. Huggirts simply told his team to make sure Kenyon Martin touched the ball every time down the floor iri the closing Dlhlutes . . "Coach said we are going to come down and throw it to Kenyon and let him catch it. Then he just did what he does so· well," teammate Kenny Satterfield said.' Martin scored eight of his 33 points in the final3:31, blocked a layup attempt and then. assisted DerMarr Johnson· on a . .:i;.. Huol CommuaiiJ Cllurdlt Hodtln1J10r1 Chum. Grand Street Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship - 11 a.m. Wednesday Services • 8 p.m. . .. : · "' • Todlly'a IICheclule Gallla Academy v. Hillsboro, 6:15 Shetldan v. Athens, 8:00 · sr-.._sr- To~ship - "' Dlvl8lon " DIR1ct ToumMIMit 8l The Convo, AIMna • Tllur.clay'• ....uhll ~lain 67, Alexander 43 Portsmouth 80, Fairfield Union 80 • .. ,...,• .well J, 2010 Martin fuels No. 2 Cincy's win over DePaul Green fl. Beaver Eastern, 6:15 SOuthern v.wMeoak. 8:00 141111ridpaoan St, Rev. Mike Tho-Putor Sunday School ~ 10 Lilt Evenina· 6 p.m. Wedne:Jday Service- 7 p.m. llelbel Chul'ib Rd.; 468C · SundaY Schooi • IJ a.m. Worship- 10 a.m. Wednesday Services - 10 a.m . " ' .... u...- !• ' Falllo Valley Tabenac!e Clloudl Bailey Run Road Pastor: Rev. Emmett Raw1011 Sunday Eveninl7 p.m. Thunday Service - 7 p.m. Coolville Volted Methodist PIPastor: Helen Kline Coolville Cburd Main & Fifth St. Sunday School- 10 a.m. Worship - 9 a.m. Tuesday Services · 1 p.m. Enterprile Pas!or: Keith Rader Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship • 9 a.m. ........... PuiO<:bv.Aa.Tillis . , Maift Street, Rutland Sunday V(orship-40:00 a.m. ·Sunday Sarvloo-7 p.m. Churcl1 o1 Chnst .· Joppa P81t0r: Bob Randolph WorShip- 9:30 Lm. Sunday School -10:30 a.m. Ep1scopal C."11ho llc •. ChcJier Pastor: Jane Beaule Wonhlp · 9 a.m. Sunday School • 10 a.m. Thursday Services -1 p.m. Trlolty Cllurdl SccuDd A Lyan, Pomeroy Sunday achool and won~ip 10:25 . , . _ Frac WlllllopiJot Salem St. Pulor: Rev. Paul Taylor Sunday School · 10 a.m. Eveninl • 7 p.m. Wedncaday Services - 1 p.m . •. Alr..d Pastor : Jane Beattie Sunday &.hool- 9:30a.m. Worship· 11 a.m., 6:30p.m . .· a..aotGoctor~ 0.1. Wblto Rd. ofT St. Rt. 160 Pastor:-PJ. Chapman Sunday Sl;bool - 10 a.m. Worship - 11 a.m . W,ednesday Services • 7 p.m, Sunday Scllool· 9:30 Lll! . Worship • 10:45 Lm. •' •. Mclas CooperadYt Parish Northeast Ouster · Apple tnd Sccood Sb. Putor: Rev. David Russell . Sunday SQooland Wonhip- JO·o.m. EW.:~ Servl~ 6:30p.m. w~ y Service• • 6:30p.m. WP!Iblp -u a.m.. .. •'.. ... ·• sy.... Jllnl Qtordo or Cod Pucor: Ariut8uri Sunday Sc:ilool• 10 LOI. '· Off 124 behind Wilkesville Pastor: Rev. Ral_eh Spire,$ Sunda)''Sclltiot :l~Jf3(f.'f:ttf.'"'" Wors~ip - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Thursday Services - 7 p.m. IIIIIIMd Cbun:b o!Gocl Pastor: Ron Healh Sunday Wonhip - 10 o.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Service• - 7 p.m. Clloudl St.. Muon Sundar. Sdtool-10 un. W rvu. Oflvt Unlled Methodist MLMolialoCIIurdoiGod Mjle Hill Rd., Racine Pastor: Brice Un Sunday School • 9:4S a.m. Evening '. 6.p.m. . Wednesday Services - 1 p.m. VkiAirJBapllal-........1 5~ N. 2nd St Mldd~port Paator. K*M · Wonblp • IOa.m.. 1 p.m. . .. Graham VnHed Mtllood~l Worship • 9:30a.m. (lsi &.2nd Sun), 7:30 p.•m. (3rd 4t 4th.Sun) . • .wec~ncs<ti~ s.rv""' ~7:r p.m, 'f • 3m Geora0o Creek Road, OalUpoll~ OH : Plltor: BIU Sta,.. • Sunday Scrvic:Os • 10 a.in. A: 7 p.m. 1: Wedneoday - 7 p.m. A: Youlh 7 p.m. ., Middle.,O,. Community CJtuft:J. 515 Pearl SL, Middlepon Pulor: Sam Anderson Sunday School10 a:m. Evenina- 7:30p.m. Wednesday S"ervioe • 7:30p.m. Rotclat Unit ed Methodist ~ 1... N"' Ulo VldarJ c.tor Pastor: Theron Durham Sonday- 9:30a.m. ond 1 p.m. Wedncoda~ • 7 p.m. Pastor: Brian Harkness Sunday School • 10 a.m. Worship - 9 a.m. Wednesday • 7 p.m. . ! lilrl"'-rilleC•aoui17C~urdt Eaot Letar1 St. Paul Lutheran Cllun:h Comer Sycamore & Second St., Pomeroy Rev. Donald C. Fritz Sunda)l Sehool- 9:45a.m. ·. Worship· ll n.m. DuterCIIum.orchri.t Pastor: Juarin Ca.mobell Sunday schooi9:Jd a.m. Norman Will, JUJ)erintendent Sundoiy wunhlp - 10:30 a.m. ...... llopl!ol • • • Our SnJour Lulbenn Church Walnut and Henryjts., Ravenswood, W.Va. Pastor: David Russell Sunday School- 10:00 a.m. Wonhip - II a.m. o OlolllellooiJ'rao WIIIJaplill Dlaftb 286!11 ·~~ RL 7, Mklcliopal! Sundl)i School· 10 a.m. ' · Evenina -1:00 p.m. Thundoy Sarvilleo • 7:00 . Sl. Joba Lulloena Chum. Pine Grove Rev. Donald C. Fritz Wor5hip - 9:00a.m. Sunday School'- lO:OO a.m. ReodiYUit Chun:h or Chrtot Putor: Philip Sturm Sunday School: ·9:30 a.m. Worship Service: 10:30 a.m. ,Bible Study, Wednesday, 6:30p.m. Cimn:ll Gout Bead, Roulii:U,-. 011 Pastor : Dat)iciNe<ea Sunday School- 9:30 o.m. · Sunday Wonblp • 10:30 ..... Wedaelday Bible Study • 6:011 p.m. . . . ., ' Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Worship· 10:10 a.m., 1:30 p.m. Wednesday Service 7:30p.m. Hemlock Grove Chun:h Pastor: Gene Zopp Sunday school - 10:30 a.m . . Worship· 9:30 il.m .. 7 p.m. MI.~IJaplill . ~. ~ Lutheran Pulot: S1eveo It Uttle Suaday Sc:llool- !Oa.m• • WorShip· IILm., 7:011 p.m • Wedneodioy Sa oicu 7:00 p.DI. • ' . Laapvlll~ Chriotlaa Churi:h •• ,.•• ,. p New Ume Rd., Rulland · Putoo: Rev. Ma'JIRI I. Robinson Service•: WedneJday, 7:30p.m. Sunday, 2:30p.m. Monln&Star J..... ' .•• • n. BeiiHen' ,.......,.P Mlolotry Pastor: Ocwayne S1uder Sundty Scbool· 11 a.m. Worship . 10 a.m. Tbt Chum. or Christ or Latter-Day Salah St. Rt. 160, 446-6247 or 446-7486 Sunday Scflool 10:20-11 a.m. ·Relief Society/Priesthood lt :OS-12:00 noon Sacrament Service 9·10;1!5 a.m. Hu~ernaking' meeting, 1st Thurs• . 11 p.m. ; ., ~ Putor: Steve Reed Sunday Scbool • 9:30 a.DI. Worship - 9:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. Wodnesda, , 7p.m. Friday · felloWih p acrvice 7 p.m. C11111ei-Soltoo Carmel &: Bashan Rdll. Racine. Ohio . Pastor: Dewayne Stulter Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worihip • 10:45 a.m. Bible Study Wed. 7:00 p.m. ' Oitlon, W.VL Sunday Sohool • 10 a.m. WOTihlp·7p.DL Wednellday Seoviee · 7p.m. Fall Goopol CHn:ll otllle RI.338, AJIUquity . Pulor. Morris · Aut. PutOn: Jim Morrit Scrvl001: Salurday 7:30p.m. Prep-Basketbal ' c-,-- .... a..a LA!nallott9m • I .,...... Ute Cloardl 5011 • 2nd Ave., Mlddlepon Pastor: Mib ,,...,.. Pastor: ~ritus Lawmloe Foreman Sunday Sdtool • 9:30 a.m. Wonltip- 10:00 am Wednesday Servia:&. 7 p.m. Faltlo hll Goopll C.IU'dt .HIGHLIGHTS ; StlvenvUJe Word or Filth Putor: David Dailey Surwiay School9:30 a.m. Evenin& - 7 p.m. Hoboooi Clorlotlu F - p Clloudl · Sunday JCrvice; 10:00 a.m ., 7:00p.m. Youth Fellowlbip Sunday. 7:00p.m. Wedneadty service, 7:00p.m. llethuy Pastor; Dewayne Slutler , Sunday School· 10 a.m. Worship - 9 a.m. Wednclday'ScfVieeS . 10a.m. Reorpnlud Cburch·of Jesus Christ of Liller Day Salats Portland-Racine Rd. Pastor: Jerry Singer Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. , Wednesday Services- 7:30 p~m. B111dford Church or Christ Corner of St. Rt. 124 & Bradbury Rd. Minister: Doug Shamblin Youth Minister: Bill Amberger Sunday School ~ 9:30a.m. Worship - 8:00a.m., 10:30 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services ·7:00p.m. Radotllnt Bopdat Pastor: Ric:k Rule Sunday Scftoot • 9:30a.m. Cbrlotlu , .......... C.llr Salem St., RuUIDCI Putor: Raben E. Muuc:r Sunday School. -10 o.m. Wonhlp - 11:15 f.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Service • 7 p.m. SaowvHie Sunday School • 10 a.m. W!>rship - 9 J.m. Latt er-Day Saints Sunday School- 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Flnt BopiiJt Cllard Putor: Mark Morrow 6th and Palmer Sl., Middleport Sunday School. 9:15 a.m. Worship· IO:lS a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Service· 7:00p.m. + Salem Cealtr Petor: Ron Fief'QC Sunday School - 9:15a.m. Worship - 10:15 a.m. I Rudand Cllurch or Chri1t Flnt Sollthem S.ptilt 41872 Pomeroy Pike l'lstor: E. Lamu O'Bryant ·Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Wunhip - 10:43 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services - 7;00 p.m. 923 S. Third SL, Mlddlepon . Pattor Mic:llacl Panafo Sunday servic:e, 10 Lm. Wednoaday ..moo, 7 p.m. •• • CJtwd Pomeroy Pike, Co. Rd. PJJtOr! R.tv. Blackwood Sunda)' 'School · 9:30 11.m. Wor.~h ip 10:30 1.m, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:l0 p.m. F~Cioaptl Rutlud Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Wor.i hip - 10:30 a.m. Thursday ServiCCll - 7 p.m. •• CaiYir)' - Appeuroc...... PastOr: Kenb Rader SUnclay School - 9:lh.m. -·WorshiP-tO a.m. Youth Fellowship, Sunday. 6 p.m. Wetleyaa Bible Hoi- Cllurd 75 Pearl Sl., Middleport. . Pastor: Rev. Dou& Cox· .Sunday Worstiip - 9:30p.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesda y ~Nice-7:30p.m. Hylell Rua Hollneu Cllurdl Rev. Muk Michael Sunday School • 9:30a.m. · Worshlr. - 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. . Thursday Bib c Sludy and Youth - 7 p.m. Laurel CUlT Fret M...OOIJt Chun:h Pastor: Charles Swigger Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday SeJVlce -7:00p.m. TupJIO!"II'Iobl Clloudl of Christ Instrumental Worship Service - 9 a.m. COmmunion - 10 a.m. Sunday School- 10:15 a.m. · Pastor: Jim Dilly ' 570 Grant St., Middlepor! .. Pasl0r: Rev. O'Dell Manley Sunday School ·- 9:30a.m. Worship ·10: 30 11.m., 7:30 p.in. Wednesday Se ..... ice ·7:30p.m. Service: Friday, 7 p.m. ' full-Gospel Church' PIS(onJohn tl Patey Wado 603 Second Ave. Muon 173-5017 Se~k::c liJM: Suiday 10:30 a.m. Wedne~ay 1 pm Sfrinp ' FRIDAY'S r•r•x lit erw.le,...CW ~ l'utof: bY. FroPllollideltl , IDd- ,_,..,. Rock -.llrluMay Suadly SchOol - t.lO a.m. WOTihlp • 7:00p.m. Wedaetdt~ llil>le Study -7:00p.01. 47439 RA:ibel Rd., Cllostcr ..._., .... Mal)' Cook Sunday Service~: 10 a.m. A 6 p.m. Wedneaday Servlcos • 7 p.m . . Pulor: Connie Fiares Sunday School · 9:1S a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. Bible Study Tuesday - 10 a.m. ' ..• 1.otart. W.VL Ill. I . ' Cl1111 '-I""· _O._M_ I'HriChlpol Sunday School · 9a.m. Worship - 10 a.m. Pastor: Rev. Dewey King Sunday school- 9:30a.m. Sunday worship -7 p.m. Wednesday prayer meclin~-7 p.m. Zloa Churd oiCbrlst Pomeroy, Harrisonville Rd. (Rt.143) Pastor: Roaer Watson Sunday Sdaool - 9:30 Lm. Worship- 10:30 a.m.. 7:00p.m. Wedrtesday Services -.7 p.m. · H.,0 llotldal Cktordl (Soulllera) '•;._ ftnt Grvve Bible Holiness Cburth ~~ 1/2 mile Q{(Jb. ~32!-ll-,-~- Ollll'l Mlonnlllt Pastor: Chad Emrick Sunday School • 91.m. Worship- 10 a.m. liorsao.r.. ""''- OIU'dt Lelldina CRek Rd., Rutland Btarwallow IUdp Chun::ll or Chrisc Pastor:Terry Stewart Sunday School -9:30a.m. Wot1hip--;-J0:30T.m., 6:30 p .~ Wednesday Services • 6:30 p.m. B;1pt1st ·. Clh lrJ' l'lllriDI Cbpol H1rrisonvilk Road PaslOr: Charle! McKenzie Sunday Sthool 9:30 a.m. Worship·lla.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday SeiVice ·7:00p.m. Kwo Cllurd10l C~rlst Worsh ip· 9:30a.m. Sunday School- 10:30 a.m. Putur-Jdfrcy Wallaee 1st and 3rd Sunday . Assembly o1 God ·. Dlavllo Hoi""" Qon:ll · 311)S7 Slate Route 325. Lanpvlle Pas10r: Gary Jacklon Sunday ldtool - 9:l0 a.m. Sunday W<nhip • 10:30 a.m. A 1 p.m. Wednesdty prayer se~ioe- 7 p.m. Mkldl pee I Clllardt. of Ctuilc 5th' and Main Pu10r: AI Hartlon Youlb Miaister: Bill Frazier Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Wot"Uipo8:1S, IO:JOa.m., 7p.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. , _ _ a-.11 H'"th (Middleport) Pu~tor: Vcrnaaaye Sullivan Sun<Uiy School- !1:30 a.m. Wor!~ohip - 10:30 a.m. ·Page Bl : MIAMI (AP) -Bruce Lietzke had eight birdies in a 1~under-par 65 that left him tied with Vijay Singh, Jim Furyk and Harrison Fh- after the first round of the Doral-1~vclcr Open. Mi1ckc:lson, Nick Pt,ice and ~rnhard Langer were another stroke back, while three-time cl\ampion Greg Norman was at 4-ul)der 68. ·· BY ANDII!W CARTER was limited to just 1-of-2 from threecpoint range. Junior forRIO GRANDE Rio ward Reyhann Carroll had six Grande moved on to the Amer- points arid five rebounds for t~e ican Mideast Conference semi- Pioneers in the first half. , finals th~ks to a 94-77 victory The second half turned into a· over Point Park Thursday. shootout, with Rio Grande The Redmen's win sets up a edging Point Park 51-50 in the return meeting with Central period to escape with the win. State, a team that has handed Bubon exploded for 23 points Rio Grande two losses this sea- . in the second half, hitting 4-of~ ·son. The AMC semifinal is set 8 three-point shots from a vari- . for Saturday at Central State . ety of bad angles, and mostly Thursday's game, which feaoff-balance off the dribble. . tured a combined 3 7 turnovers Bubon ended the night with a between the two clubs, wasn't game-high 35 points, connectthe most attractive one played at ing on . 7~of-t~ field goal the Newt Oliver Arena this seaattempts, including 5-of-1 0 son, but despite some rough from long range. . spots, Redmen head coach Earl Steve Chrepko, who had just Thomas is glad his club will play four poin~ at the half, finished again Saturday. ·· . . "You ever the old saying that with 17 points. . .. .; Nathan Copas ind Scott bad breath is better than no breath · at · all?," ·said Thomas. Davis carried the Redn\en offense in the · second half. "That probably sums up the game. We were pretty good Copas had 13 pointS and Davis defensively the first half. When added nine points. . Grant finished with 25 points you hold (Gabe) Bubon to . and a team-high eight rebounds three three-point attempts and one make in the first half, arid for the Redrnen. Copas ended hold them to what we did; I was with 17 points and six assists. fairly pleased with the first half." May had 16 points before foul" · Rio Grande (23-8) dominat- ing OUt. Joey James came off the ed much of the play in the · bench to score nine points and opening 20 minutes due largely to the play of seniors De~roy grab six · rebounds for Rio Grant and Jeremy May. Grant Grande. AMC All-Freshman knocked down 5-of-7 field goal team selection Clu-is Ballenger attempts and had 19 points. He had eight .points and six .rebounds. also grabbed seven rebounds . May poured in 11 points, hit- . . Carroll had 10 points and 10 ting 3-of-5 three-point rebounds for Point Park (4-23). In other AMC action Thursattempts. Geneva defeated· Rio Grande led 43-27 at the . day, . break. Cedarville, 97 c83. Geneva of the top scorers Bubon, one meets Saint Vincent Saturday itt CRASH, BANG, BOOM - Rio's Jeremy May crashes into Reyhann Carroll of Point Park after making a pass to teammate Chris Ballenger (44)-during the Redmen's 94'77 win tast night. (Andrew Carter photo) in the NAJA, had 12 points, but the other conference semifinal. · OVP SPORTS EDITOR TOP 25 COLLEGE BASKETBALL . . . Beavers upset No. 3 Arizona; Cardinal, Spartans win big · . . ' low ihe lead of Stanford, which as Stanford (25-1, 14-1 PacCORVALLIS, Ore. (AP) For the second time in as many lost at Oregon State to end the. t 0) won its 13th straight seasons, the lowly Oregon State 1998-99 regular season. The · game by double digits to l!eavers knocked off Arjzo.na . Cardinal went on to lose in the · move into first place i~ the sec~~d round of the NCAAs, conference. on their home court. . Things got so bad f.;r visThis loss might hurt the buf'looks to be a lock for a No. iting Southern, Califorriia third-ranked W11dcats . longer, 1 's eeding this year. ' qregon State got its first win (14-13, 7-8) late in· the ' first however., Th.,Y could feel the pain right into the NCAA over ·a team ranked as high as ~alf t.hat Ja~vis T'lrner1 in . · No. 3 since Dec. 2, 1989, when · street 'clothes, reached out tournament. · Deaundra Tanner got off . a the Beavers defeated No.2 Ari- and grabbed Jacobsen's shirt three-pointer ju'st zona 84-61. That Oregon State as he dribbled toward 1he · perfect befOre the buzzer in overtime team finished 22-1, the last basket and was given a tec~' to stun Ari~ona 70-67 Thurs- win~ing season for a program nical foul. No. 7 Michigan State day night, stopping the Wild- that \vas a national power dur79, Minnesota 43 ' ing the 1 980s, but has fallen on . qts' seven-game · winning Mike Chappell scqred 18 streak and possibly c~sting hard times . . Thursday's win points, iriclu~ing a pair of 3mighi not even be enough to the~ a No. 1 seed in' the · save the job .of coach Eddie point b~skets to cap a 16-0 NCAA tournament. Beating the Wildcats lessened Pay'¥1, ·JNho has one niore year first-half run as host Michigan State beat Minn~sota · . the sting of another dismal sea- . left on his contract.. Mil;hael Wright . had 20 (12 - 14, 4- 11 ~i~l'en). , son for Oregon State (13-1~. The Spartans . (22A7, 1,2-3) 5-11 Pac~ 10). The Beavers lost point• .arid 15' rebounds, and 17 straight to Atizona untill.ast Gardner and Gilbert Aren'as extended · their '1eh·ool ~ season, when 'they scored the each had 16 points to lead the record home winning streak . to 27 games and moved ~ack final four points to· upset the Wildcats. 1 ,. No. 1 Stanford 111, S. into a tie for first p1ace with 'Cats 60-59. ' . Ohio State with · one game . If Arizona (24-5, 13-7) lose~ C.nforpl•. 68 Casey Jacobsen had 23 points ' remaining . a No. 1 seeding, It would fol- Warrick meets· With Browns·brass BEREA (AP) - Cleveland "I'll sign for people like this all: Browns coach Chris Palmer day;• Warrick said as he ·autowatched as Florida. State wide · graphed a variety of items, receiver Peter Warrick sign his -"' including cards that the team name over and over again. had embossed with his name and But Warrick waSn't sigrung a a No.9 on a football helmet. · Browns contract Thursday night "Nine is a scout's· way of indi~ -· he was signing autographs for eating a player has rare ability;• thousands of fans. Palmer and Palmer said. "Any time a player Browns 1999 all-rookie receiver 'gets a riine means he is some- · KevinJo~on were sigqing, too. thing special. I can't remember ,AJI parties involved generally the last time I saw a nine.'' · agreed that Warrick's signature .So, will Warrick be the first on a Browns contract "would be pick? "We 'II all know on April a perfect fit" for the clu.b that has the No. 1 pick in the NFL draft 15th;' Palmer said. on April 15. Warrick knows this meeting "1 know they're going to make was important in that process. . the best decision to help ·this "They wanted to . talk. about team out, and hopefully it will · everything, past im;idents, my be me," Warrick, wearing a family, .where I came from, my. Browns. baseball cap, said after a background," he.said. 1. 1/2-hour autograph session at No doubt a chief topic \lias t!te . Greater Cleveland lnterna- ·the publicized incident oflast fall tlonaiA!4to SOOw. . when he paid just S21.40 for w.rrlcll: met-With dub owner S4U.38 worth of designer · AI Lernet and team president . clothing at a department store, Carmep Policy at the Browns' . whi~h got him suspended for practice facility before signing two games and removed him autographs for fans who waited from Heisman Trophy coqsiderin·line for hours. arion. �• j ,... • 2. The Deily llnthlel Pomeroy, MiddlePort, Ohio Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio NBATODAY . • ' ~$ixers survive Iverson's sub-par night, 'defeat Wizards 87-84. BYlHHSSOC1A~PRE55 • After the worst game of his NBA cueer, Allen Iverson couldn't have been lupp1er lvenon scored JUSt five pomts on 2for-18 shooting, ending hiS 64-game streak of double-figure sconng But the Philadelphia 76ers, behind Toru Kukoc's 19 pomts, 11 rebounds and seven asmts, beat the Wash1ngton W1zards 87-84 Thursday rught. Iverson scored 35 pomts With a careerbest 83 percent (15-for-18) shootmg from the field m Tuesday's 106-87 vtetory over Dallas, a game he wasn't expected to pl•y because of rotator cuff IDJUry W1th the shoulder snll taped, he nussed h1s first SIX shots and was 2-for-11 at halfume "It started to kind of get mental after a while," sa~d Iverson, who shot a careerworst 11 percent , Iverson made h1s presence felt on the defenstve end, blocking Chns Whitney's potential game-wmmng three-pomt attempt w1th less than five seconds left "We held Iverson to five pomts," sa1d Mitch Richmond, who led Washmgton w1th 16 pomts "That's what we wanted to do, make the other guys step up They stepped up tomght" Theo Ratl•ff had 17 pomts and 11 rebounds, and Aaron McKie scored 16 as the vm t1ng 76erS won for the fourth time 111 five games Enc Snow fimshed w1th 14 pomts before fouling out With 2·29 left In other NBA games, New York be?t Milwaukee I 09-94, MiaDll defeated Seattle 101-83; Orlando got past Charlotte 104-96, Houston edged Sammento IOl99, Mmnesot.l beat SanAntomo 108-102, Cleveland defeated Ch1cago 114-11 0 tn overtime, New Jersey edged Dallas 103102, and Phoemx routed Indiana 118-87 MLB exhibitions Greenfie&d McClain 67 Albany Alex 43 Portsmouth BO, Fair11eld Umon 60 Rayland Buckeye 83 USbon Beaver 60-QT UCLA 83, Cal~omla 62 UNLV 85 San Diego 51 61 Utah St 73 Idaho 52 Tournaments Dlvltton Ul Carlisle .(3 Mlddetown Madison 42 Cln Wyoming 70 Manemont 32 l!cl. 1 000 1 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 1 000 1000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 Thul'8day'l SC01'411 Atlanta 11. u of Gooogla 3 Philadelphia 7 CLEVELAND 4 lbronto 9, New Yollc Ylinkeea 7 PlttiiKJogh 5, MonatH CC 2-7 1M Milwaukee 12, Oalcl&nd at Phoerix 12 11 ·1M. Stanford 111 Southem Cal68 Arlmnl 8, Chlcogo White Sox 3 SOn Diego 10, SOet11a 5·7 Inn Mlmeoota 9, lloaton 3 TOday'agamea Houllon .. Los Angelas at Vfl/0 Beach Germantown Val View 59 Waynesvme 49 Jamestown Greenevtew 73 Dixie 57 Big South conrerenc...tl,..t round Charteston Southem 83 Coastal Carolina 71 N c Ast-eville 77 Liberty 63 w Alex TWin Vat 5 :;e Miami E 49 20T Southern Conferenc•flrat round Chattanooga 90 W Carolina 75 Dlvlalon IV Berlin Hiland 78 Tuscarawaa Cath 55 ETSU as. 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Homo 3 Bod· roomo 2 Botl\a Molto Otter UntM hoUit In Pomeroy, $350 month plua depolll wilt ooll on contract 1 Bedroom Aparlmenl Furn1shed Utilities 1'111d On Viand Street PI Pleasant $275 per mont h (304)738-5554 1 Bedroom Modern Apartment Na Pets $225/Mo Includes Wa tor $100 Daposit 740-446-3617 1 Bedroom Upstairs Apartment Furnished 740 446-4927 740 446 115t9 1 Bedroom, Near Arb or'• Nursing Home Econ omical Utilities Quiet Location $279/Mo • Utilities No Pats 740 446 2957 1 Or 2 Be droom Downstai rs Apartment Vary Clean, Water Paid No Pets In Galllpotls 740 3118'-1100 2 Bedroom Apartment Adjacent To Rio Grande campus 740·245· SON ESTATES, 52 Westwood Orlve from $289 to $370 Walk to shop & movies Call 740 446 2588 Equal Housing Opportun~ pats 74tl-992 0185 Christy a Fam ily Living apart menta, home & tra iler rentals, 740 992-4514 apatJments avail able lumlshad & unlurnlahad. 5540 Furnished 3 Rooms & Bath Oownatairs Clean No Pets Ref erencas & Depos it Required, 740 448-0390 Now Taking Applications- 35 West 2 Bedroom Townhouse Apartments Includes Water 446-0008 I 7 Piece Antique Bedroom Suite 2 AntiQue Oak Parlor Table 3 New ar Orlenlai Rugs Tw o 5x 8 One 3x5, All For $1 000 Firm 740 379-2923 Laavo Mosaage 11 24 East Morn on SR 124 E Po meroy 740·992-2526 or 740 992 1539 Russ Moore, owner 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise 2 While Dryers, Kenmore & Ho t point $65 Each 2 White wash After 5:30PM 740-446-9066 Baby bed, stroller, car aeit, sw ing high chair walker play Block brick sewer pipes wind· ows lintels ale Claude Winterf Rio Grande OH Call 740 24'S 5121 ~ Roof Trusses 9 22' Truss11 ·$20 Each 9-23 5" Trusses $20 Each 8·28'4" Trusaes $30 Each, 2· 28 4" Gable Truses $35 Each 11·34 5" Truues $50 Each, '940 2" Pole Barn Tru ssea $80 Each Miscellaneous Lumber Good For Farm Projects, Sold By The Bundle Only - save SSS can Sol id Walnut Bassett Crib with Mattress $100 Cheny Bassen 3 drawer & 5 drawer chests both for $300 Excellent Condition 304-675·3440, altar 5PM Complott DISH Network aatolllto system brand new. $99 740· 992·1.1112 or 304-773·5305 alter 6pm For Sale Or Trade 400 Cunvnona 32011 Cat 19113 Full Sl11 Truck Bad Fon1740-256-8385 For sale· 3 ton central air unit, three years old used very lltlla, new coli lneludes furnace 1500 col Bill Spaun, Shade Alvar Coon $180, Haatthrldar, $100 , manual traadrnlll $50 740-992-5887 Grubb's Plano· runlng & repairs Problems? 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Call the plano Dr 740-448-1525 Hot Springs hot tub, 4 person, good condition some chemicals Included call 740·992 5053 alter 5pm Furnished Call 7~6-1599 It Utilities Included No Pets/No (304)675-8897 Smo~ng Taking Applications for 1 SA Apt In Point Pteasant $350 + Oepos· 11 Utilities Included No Pets/No Smo~ng (304)875-11897 Tara Townhouse Apartments Very Spacious 2 Bedrooms 2 Floors, CA 1 112 Bath Fultv Car peted, Adult Pool & Baby Pool Patio Start $360 /Mo No Pets Lease Plus Security Deposit Ae· Twin Towers now accepting ap plk:ationa tor 1 BA HUD sul:lsld· lud apt for elderly and handl C8IJpad EOH (304)675-6679 Upstairs Apartmenl $350/Mo , Plua Clapoalt, No PelS 740 256 12A9 VIllage Green Apartments · 2 bedrooms. total electri c, appllanc 11 furnlahtd, laundry room faclli· 11111 and olosa to school, appllca- llono avaltaCio at oltlco 740-992· 371 1 TOO 1 8811 233-6694 Equal Housing Opportunity 460 Space for Rant (No Papers) $50740-441 ·9575 & Black S225 $250 740·2568733 AKC Ae glslared Shetland ShtiP Dog Pups $300 Each Excellllnt Pacllgroo 740-379-2838 AKC Registered Weimara ner 2 Females Shots & Wormed, Bor, 12-10-99$300 74tl-258-1421 AKC Sl Bernard pupa flral shots and worme d $300 each 7.40· 698-6176 AKC St Berna rd Pups, 6 Weeks Old Vet Checked 1at Shot• & Wormoct $300 304-272-8852 Minia ture Collie Pupp1ea, $75 , 570 Musical Instruments AUenllon ·AHantlon Poorboys Music Inc Is COming Soon To Galllpolle Buy, SeH Trede Rapalro 740-441-7093 Great Speakers 2 Sun 215 Bass Bins With 2 15• Bass Speakers Per Cabinet Grea t For JJan Or Other Sound Systems ?40 387- 0240 FARM S UPPLIES & LIVESTOCK 610 Farm Equipment tO' John Ceere transport dlltk $850 John Deere 146 front e~d loader (fits 30 t 0-4230) $3250 brush hog 6 $550 toma10 washer/sorter (like new) $2500 call 740 992 3985 or 7.&0 992 5866 ,.. 2 Unclaimed Staat Butldlngol Factory Cancellat1onsl Brand New, Still Eratedl Urgent Must Sell Quonset Arch Style One Is 40x60 Seiling For Balance Qnlyl 1·800-825-5059 Elliott INSTALLEO "If You Don t Call Us We Both Lose " Free Eallmatesl 740·.448· laris 250 Trail Boss 4 Wheeltr. JANITROL HEATING AND COOUNO EOUIPIIEN7 • AERATION MOTORS Repaired New & Flat>ulh In Stock Coli Ron Evana 1-1100-&7-11529 Spri ng Valley Green One Bed· r oom Apartments Appliances AK C Black Male Poodle $100 Blue & Gold Yorks hire Femare 2N Ford Tractor Plow Grader Blad• Bucket Scraper, $2900 or 1ell separate all In good condition 1010 John Ceere Tractor, gasoline Need rear tires S3100 (304)675-13&e dtepon 74D-992 9t9t Pete for Sale pan 304-675-2801 6308 1 800-291-D096 One l:ladroom apartment In Mid ,, 740-441-D865 7 Sofa $200 French Provential Cherry Trim Floral Pattern, 740 446-7489 One Bedro om furnished Apartment In Pt Pleasant Very Clean and Nice No pets Phone JET Macintosh Perform• 5200 CO Computer With Built In Color Monitor MAC OS 7 5 Syo1tm nn ltrnot Raady Y2K ·OKIColor Sty· lewrttor 2400 Printor lntornat ModemJMicrophoneiS•me Kind Used At The Schoota $eQO, 740. 448-2151 taava Mo818Q0 1 aal14' pPiows $145 1998 Pb$21 op Call alter 4PM (304)5762687 Farm Tractor Ferguson 50 Sar- los Good Shape (304)675 1545 $4 500 8 HP Troybllt Tiller Loler Engine Excellent Condition G11rage Kept $1 000 OBO (304)8757098 For Sale Tobacco Stlc:ks 7.40- 245·5121 Ford 600 Tract or Live Hydrau· lies Grader Blade Beller Ttlan Vlagral 13,600 (304)675·3824 Magic Chef Electric Range, Super Capocty, $250 740-245-92011 MOBILE HOIJE OWNERS Huge Inventory Discount Prices On Vinyl Skirting, Doors / Wind· ows, Anchors, Water Heat•n Plumbing & Etac:trlcal Perla Furnac•s & Heat Pumpl Benne111 Mobile Home Supply 740 448· 9418 New Mllltnlum Dlott Eat All Day And Melt Away Call Tracy At 740-44t-1QI2 AESIDENTIAL HOME OWNERS Gehh Hayblne 9 Foot Cut Vary GoodCond~lon (304)675-2145 , Indianapolis Moline tractor, 52 hp live power & 3 pt hitch brush h~g grader blade boom pofl;, manure spreader, $500 for all, 740 742 2050 ' Llvaatock 630 2 Ouarler Horses Brolce SouncL& Sate Trail Rid den Or 4·H Protect, 740 368 8504 5 Bu lls Angus Regis tered A,n · gu& & Angus Key Maine CroSs 740 379 2798 740-448-3514 Tappan HI Eftlclency 90% Gas Furnaces Oil Furnaces, 12 SHr Heat Pump & Air Conditioning 7 Year Old Non Registered Stud Quater Horse. Broke To Ride, $700 740 367-7755 "" Sysl8ms Free 6 VIer Parts & La Spec1al Spring Feeder Call Safe, Saturday March 4, 2000 At 1 00 PM All Consglnmen!l Welcome, Hauling AWlilable Cattle Accept· ad At 4 PM Friday Athens LIVe- bor Warranty BoMBtte Heating & Cooling, t ~-5957 Rona Gun Shop 740-742•6412 S,VE THOUSANDS Top Of The una Solid Wood Kitchen Cabt· stock Sale, 740-592·2322, Or 740-698 3531 Advertise your bualness In this Villble 1oc1t1on on well trayeled highway w~ put up and maintain your sign Cell 740.9&2·6396 or net1, Excellent Condition, In eludes Desk Built-In Microwave Boy d Beef Cattle Performance 1 Ovtn, Stovt Top & Sink I 1 800, Laovo MallO gO, 740-441-()013 10 Pol led Heraf~rd s Sliver prom dra11. alze 3/4, AA Hwy In Mayovllle KY For tlought last yaar '1 150 OBO, ca~ 740-992 5747 More Information Call Charlie Suptr Slngla Wattr Bad, HOI Mirror Llghto, Bookohell And Butcher Hogs, 740-25&--t510 16'11110' lloltor 740·24&-5148 Big"""' ~1[ 510 11 C' HAN!l1 SE Stor1ga Ara1, Locka Llkl New $150 Call 740-448-3e82. Of 740448-11139 Houaehold Goods 30' Tappan Gao Ronge, Almond 304-738-natl Color, Cant Clean Oven Au· PIIOI Program, lltntara Ntodld, tomatlc Call Botwotn 4-IPM (304)875-4881 ,, Building Supplies AK C Labrador Retr ievers Yellow Antiques Sewage, Trash, $315/Mo, 740- 4 Bldroom Houoo. In Mlddloport n 740-387• 34 Wilt ,OR LIAI! OR SALI 5 Yoar Old 2,000 8q Fl 3 Btdrooml. 2 Bathl, Entrgy £1flcl0nt Homo, ~ Ooll Club. MII5/Mo., 7.0 ... 2851 I New And Usad Furniture Store Below Holiday Inn Kenauga Good Used Bed• Oraau rs Couches Dinettes, Etc Big Sew· lngs On Ne~ Furniture 740 .446 Get ready for summerl For nle 1511.3· 1/2 ft new pool complete IIIII In bOX Originally $259 8111 7 304-738-1215 1-8118-816-Q128 GraCious hvlng ~ and 2 bedroom apartments at Village Man('lr and Riverside Apartments in M1ddle· port From $273 $336 Call 740- 1987 24'x40' Ooublowldo Now Roof Now VInyl Wlndowo Somo Now Carpal, In Good S~opal iluot Bo Movodl 740·318·17•3 lotwoon S "nd 7 PM In Evenlngt lncludea Lot, Jad<aon Avenue (304)675-73118 1 9~ After5PM 550 Hunters 740-992 3992 Wanted To Rant Trailer Lot For PilOt Program, Ronttra Ntodld, Wooden Tabltl6 Chairs Good Condition SI 00 (30 4)675 740-446-1519 992 5De4 Equal Housing Oppor· tOOI!ea lvrpy Sheath Styto Long Train Very El egant $325 740-44&-8833 ty (304)675-7388 530 31.4 200 PSI Wedd ing Drus Slz• 6 ors, $75 Each Soth Whlripool Call w~h.od releranc••· no pels, or Starting prices on Appllancea Ralrlgorotorl 95 00 Dryora 9000 Electrtc Ranges 75 00 Washers 95 00 D~hwaahors ~ 00 Freozara 135 00 Buy or sell Riverine Ant iques 500. 740-446-«n Alters n44 3407 Jactcaon Avanua 560 740-992-22n March eth 740-448-3888 Until Thompoona Appianco Repair AID a used FurnitUre Great Se· tac tion Priced To Sell! "Come And Brotttst • Corner Of Route 1 & Addison Pike ·we Buy Furni ture• 740 387..()280 qutAid 740-448 346t (3) t8x60 I~M Par Month, Lew Down Paymtnt, Froe Air, 1·800· es1-en7 Green Townal')lp 3 Bedrooms E-17~44 Real Estate 360 Waterline Spacial $21 95 Por 100 1' 200 PSI $37 00 Por 100 All Bran Compr8SIIon Fmtnga In Stock RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jeekson Ohio 1 -800 537 9528 February & Moren Sate 1 Bedroom Apartment $.400/Mo Evarythlng Paid 740-446-2515 Taking Applications FREE Dollvary & Stt HIOD-948· 5678 11108 740-992-8496 tor t BR Apt In Point Pleasant $350 + Oepos· 83115 Wanted RCA or Huo•• DireCt TV IY61em will pay top doll•r. Wolfie 1 40·949·33 15 leave mes· 4782 Nice 2 bedroom & 1 bedroom apartments lor rent, please call after 6pm 740 928-494 t (304)773-56n1Attor SPM 740-448-7444 Used Lift Truck Fork $50 · 1100 Per Sot 740 379 2757 Allor e P.M 992·2218 LAND NEAR RIO Ott SR 35, 5+ Acree Clrlat Home For Site Prime RiverFront SUe 1 82 Acres, Approved for rea l· dential Beautiful Lot andiView 740-44H32t With Garage, Outbuilding t 112 Acro1 MIL Low Utllltlao, Mony 1 and 2 bedroom apartments lur· nlshed and unfurnished, security ~eposlt required no pet s 740- Modern 1 Bedroom Apartment Fraa Mapa t -800-213-83115 1982 t4x70 Manoton 2 Bed100ms. t Bath 19811 14x70 SchuM 3 Badroomo, 2 Baths, AC, 740~18. AltarS P.M. 31 o Homu for Sale Apartments for Rant Maps Anthonj Land Co, LTD, 1· 800-21 3-83115 Sites Land Contract Available Yard Alao on lot, setup tor HouseTraller wlaep~rate aeptlct bath 14x70 appllancoo Included, good shapa 74D-2•7·201t REAL ES1ATE 440 Homestead Raatty (304)675 Several Locatlona In Qallla & Meigs Counties 8 Acres A1 Low At $5 000 Land Contract Available 1500 Cownl Call For Fr.. Oh~ Washers, dryers rafr lgtratora ranges Skaggs Appliances 76 Vine Suaat Call 740-4.t6·7398 37 2 acres excellenl small farm/ LAND CHEAP ,S OIRT Road Pa1of GOOD IUSED ,PPLI,NCEII Cottage Apartmenl $250 month Lakavltw, $32,000 More Acreage Available, 740-368 8878 Nice 3 Or 4 Bedroom Ranch With k.-ngly accapt opportunity boats om Addreao. $.13 ooo 74tl-245-5776 5 Aerea Blacktop Frontage & Turner, Broker at 740-992 2886 t981 Patriot 2 bedroom, 1 112 are avallabM on ., equal Acre Furnished Or Untu.rnlshed WID Central Air, Deok Bids Relorenca /Deposit Required 740 441- 2 44 Acres, Winding Crossroads Subdivision, Vary Nice Area Convenient L6catlon Gatllpolla hor1o proporty, 165,000, 740· 992·7584 Berber Salt In Stock ltema Mol iohan Carpet 202 Clark Chiptl For Sale Reconditioned wash· ers dryers and relrigaratan Thompsons Al)pllanee 3407 Mlddlaport· corner of High StrHI & PoweU Slraat, 2 ba(Jroom homo with dining room, living room and large IOI CUlt II CIA bt F\1• 77115 For Ram Or Loaao With Option 2 Bedroom Mobile Home On 3/4 room furnished apartmem ut111Hes paid depoall & references, no khchen Newer carpet and kitchen cabinets makes the kllchtn with Appltancea Recondhlontd Weahlrt, Dryers Ranges, Rthl· oratora 90 Cay Gulrtntltl ~rtnch Clly Maytag 740·448· Items OYir $1 00 - 90 day warran- BEAUTIFUL ,PARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACK• tOyr balloon, 740·992· 2529 or 132 ButtamtJI ~roy 540 Mlacallanaoua MctrchandiM 9PM(304)57S 4024 or anytime 675-8887 17118 ecru on Lincoln Hts, $17 500, flnance ·available 9% This newspaper Will not 1 actvenlsernents for real estate which Is In vlolttlon of the law Our roadoro ara hereby Informed that all dwellngs advarttaad In tl\ls ,_paper alter btdrooma ona bath Middleport, asking $29 ooo No down payment financing available tp quail· llocl Cal 1-1100-388-81114 (3) .....LOOK..... 5 Bedrooms, 2 Batha, over 2,000 sq It , tor lesa than $450 mo to edvanlse "any pratereDCe Clll Beech S~eot Middleport, 2 bed- ound $200 Per Month Call 1800-946-5878 of 1968 which makes Hlllogtl RequlreCI 5858 1•112 Acre, morefless with Houn Trailer & Barn Millstone nancing 2 and 3 Bedroom Ar- the Federal Fair Housing Act enca Homes In Barboursville 304 350 Lots l Acreage (2) Firat Time Buym Easy FI- All raalilOiata advertising In this nawspapar Is subject to 3BR Trall•r In Henderson 1375 + Rd (304)576-3033 Profaulonal Sarvlcu TURNED DOWN ON 80CIAL SECURITY 1881? No Faa Unless We Wlnl 2 Bedroom Mob ile Home You $499 Down Only At Oakwood 731h'1409 $149,000 (304)67&-5403 Park Call 740 441-1689 After 5 Start Your Business Today Prima Shopping Center Space Available At Affordable Rate tn Or Call For Dalal~ 1 8811 585 0187 Route 775 Past 0 0 Mcintyre homo nat Batha For Pre-Approvals 1·888~565· For Sala By Owner 4 Bldrooma I I. $289 00 Month Coma 740-379 9887 Or 740 379-9000 OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO Are you connected? Internet us· ers wanted! $500 to $1000 a week 888·869·8372www stay· 4 Prlcod Includes Complete satup Other Spacla~ Single As Low As $149 00 Country Homo, 3 Badrooma, 2 1/2 recommends thai you do bual· nesa with people you know and NOT to sand money through the mall until you have investigated tho oll&rtng Ohio A Fast -Pec•d Gallipolis Bull· "2 81100 Baths Utility, Fireplace Level Lot Large J<ltchen & Dining Room Full Banment, Heat Pump On 1 78 Aerts In Country Qn Stale www lmpflMd!1e ott Part time position available for person with retail hardware ex- on . vour PrA JH •zu oo ant, $125 000 (304)175-8959 INOTICE! As Needed Will 'lilke Bids Until March 15 2000 Send Bids To P.O Boot 527, Kart', OH 45843 and Madlcold bllllng/collectlonl, Modal 32 Wide Ovar 15,000 oo Dottle Turner Realty, Dottle S Buslnaas Opportunity 210 Need Someone To Mow Grass On Wetkly Basis & Trim Hedges dlala cart nursing laclllty High ochool diplomi or GED roqulrad Accounts Reealvable 1 Medicare Off Floor Price Deduction • 2000 duced to $33 ,000 Plaaeo call Naad 7 Ladlas To Soli Avon, 74tl446-3358 Eldorado Adult Homo, 740·9925039 Deposit $300 No Peta Aelar- lots of wlndowa vory brlghl Also a FINANCIAL Mld·Sh!H or Ewnfng QtetaN Cook Are \00 A Craatlva Cook? Do You Obtain sattsltcllon Whorl Otharl Enjoy Your Maals? t1 So. We Havo A Pos~ton For \00 Within A Homallke Atmoapherel tntareOiad Apptlcants May Apply Dal~ Mon ·Sun 9-4, RaveCora Canter', 1113 Weshlngton St Rovonawood, WV (Ju&t Aoroaa Tho Bridge Next To Cope I Mallcot) 9539 Month Sectional& As Low As Sala 2 Garages Exce11en1 Location Owner will help tlnance Will Do Garden Ti~lng (304)575- Trash, 11~0 Dopoalt. 740·2&88769 Stoneybrook EJiatu Brick, / 3Bedrooms 12BathsJDen 6-Pan el Doors 2·Car Garage w!Work Area Fenced area for small ehildrenfptts 1 2Acre Pt Pleas· Well-Maintained 4 BR Hoooa For 8538 218 $275/Mo lncludtt Water, Homes Are 3 Bedrooma Frtte Estimates Low Rate• 74o- lng Fully lnsurad -froa Eotlmatea Bidwell Ohio 1·800 83119588 Or 740 368 9648 FIIHINQ. IOAIINQ HUNTINQ Or Just Relaxing In Your Own Camper & Campsite Overlooking Blua Lake To View 740 4•6- Brick Home 3 Bedroom& FA, LR Largo Laundry 2-112 Batha Eve· rythlng Updated, Only $120,000 Owner Flaklcating, 7~Hl641 Wanted To Do, Mounts Tree Service, Bucket Truck Servjca, Top Trim Removal Stump Grind· www any-1-can-aarn eom HUD ~- 740-367-0il44 • 2 Badroorils Yard 5 Milas South Off Floor Prlca Deduction 1492 Sq Ft 2000 Model Ovor $4,000 00 Off • Your Prlco 387 5043 Need An Elaclrlctan Or Carpent· Doublowlda On Lot 1250 Depoalt RoquJred, 304-736-7295 BI·Level In Spring Volloy Aroa, 3 Badroo111s 2 BathS Family Room, 2CarGeraoa. 740-11811107 Int-I Marl<ellng $25-$71!/hr Sarvlce, Will Do Flood Ctllan-Up 2 Bedrooms, 1 Ba1h, In Country An Older House In Crown City House for sate two story, 2·3 Lori a Helping Hand Cleaning 740-446-3093 Would MalcO A GOOd Rental Pr1co $17,000, 740-:!5&-6S63 or? Boat High Prices, All Work Gaurantaadl740-448-2947 Very Flaasonable (304)892·38110 Pay Closing Costa 1 Move In Vlnnel Fanca, Now u Siding And New Roof, Cal740-4411-6659 ant (304)875 2608 Between Athens and Pomeroy 2 & 3 bedroom mob ile homes, Pay Utllltlts, & Depooit, In Porter AraB No Peta 814 388-9162 Work Shop, On Acre Lot White For Sale By Owner 3BR, 2BA large family room & office, new roof guttering 1 car garage 2912 Ann iston Or!ve Pt Pleas 1.4x70, two bedroom In Middle port, CIA 111 tltctrlc, $325 ptu1 dapoofl 740-992 3194 Country Living 3 Or 4 Bedrooms Ftoatwood Homoo 7184 S1 Rt 7 Proctorvile, OH 45668 (NoxtTo Foodtaw) 'IIARCH MAONESS SALE" Houaahold Goode 510 for Rant battwoom. aaklng ItO 000 740-992-D149 , _ carpet, - Room, Eat· ln Kitchen Sunroom, Laoga Utlity Room 1 Car Garaoa. Handyman maintenance service ElCcellent care for person In my home non-smoker and Mobile, two twaoom t bath, 420 Mobile Homu 1280-$300 740-992 2167 4 Bedrooms 2 Baths 6 Minutes To Holztr ljoopltal To Golltpolla, Fam~ Room Slf111'9 Room Dining Starting Applicant DosiAid For Ful Time Pllrlltion, Garla1rtc & SU parvlaory Expartenca A Plusl Banofitslnctuda COmpetitive salary, Avaltalltalnturanco Paid Vacallon, Fraa Meals Employee DO<:ounts, CAidft Unk>n Membership, Medical Dlsoounts and Raxlbla Schadutlng Come 'lillk With UOI ll>till Ba • Glail You Did I Ravsnawood Care Cantar t 113 Waohlngton StiNt Ravonowood WV (Located Next To Cope a Marl<at) ~elarancoe Required. 1035 t•xes 1991 7234 sa9 500 oo 740-446-toe9 dry·wall and electrical 7.40 949- ....... 111 500 740-949-9018 Middleport 12 Acroa 01 Land, WIM Conalder Land COntract With 15,000 Down Pavmant, 740 387- Porches 740-388-8931 carpen11)( painting siding roofing, 1991 Mans ion mobile home, ux60 IW6 bedroom one bath, central atr total electric, ready to 4 Bedroom Houee For Salt In Mtles From Holzer Ready For lm· med iate Poseaslon Prlca 304-675-1957 320 Mobile Homu for Sale 3BR Homo For Salt or Rtnl Gallipolis Forty AnSI (304)675-1105 Carpentry From Frame To FiniSh, Remodeling , Additions , Decks, Georges Portable Sawmill don t haul your logs 10 lha mm just call Part Time Secretary N1adtd For • Excellant Pa"'*'t Plan Flraplaco 2 Famii)'Room, 1Bath. specially physician oftlce man· agement Please 1ubmlt resume to Pleasant Valley HotpUal c/o Office Ma-r: 88-btd lntarmt- • -'booluto Top Dollar All U S Sli- Mu&t Have Explfltnce With Pro· pane Buffer /Orivll Lic:tnat 1 888-491-6131 BtiWHn 1 ~M ·5 clan office/physician billing ex· per lence Three year~ of multi· .Wed1meyer's Auction Service, Wsntad to Buy corner of Birch/Elm In Meadowbrook Addilion PI Pleasant w/ Construction Knowltdg• A Plua f No Phone Cans Accepted /Stnd Reaume To Christian's Conat 8,0)11o & West VIrginia, 3043-57115 Or 304·n3-ll447 '80 3BR Brick Rtnch localad on the In accountlngOr related Ueld A Now Taking Appjlcatlona From Domino's Pizza. Gallipolis & Po· moloy Only 7'10 146 4040 ~·~ Olllo 740-379-2720 Ptraon fPersona NHd To Main· Payroll /Job Cootlng /AP IAR Ability Tb Hand~~! Multlptl Tasks I Oulpatlenl Alcohol And Other 310 Homu for Sale tenence Ti le Floor In Pomeroy Gallipolis & Potnt Plealanl Area for Pl'lyalclan Practice Strvlcu Now aecepling Applications at ~lck Pearson Auction Company, I time auctlona•r. complete Florida 96 Allcansas 68 Kantuctcy 67 Alabama 63 Mlsslss~ St 75, Mlsslss!>l>l 59 New Mexico 76, Colol'lldO St 68 Yard Sale •1 Lambuth 79, Union Ky 60 Oregon 76, Anzona St 74 Oregon S1 70, Arizona 69 OT 70 Tuppera Plains St Pau l U M Church- basemem sate, Mar 3rd Mtd-SOUIII Contoronc.quertl<ftnata Cumberland Ky 87, Georgotown Ky 80 BYU 73 Air Force 52 Col Potv SLO 75, Pacific 68 E Washington 64, Montano St 89 Long leaCh St 72 UC Santa Barllara 69 Montano 88, Pontand S1 79-0T Nevada 82, Solto St 59 Milt Fro m Northup Bridge, 740· 446-0097 lun-ay a Monday o-ltlon- W Michigan 87, Bowling Green 63 FlrWMI Reward Lost Dog Ron Weiler 1 1OOpm Friday Ohio St 58, Indiana 44 Florida A&M 88, Nodolk St 74 On Ka-;ohaln. 740-441-0401 ltt Ylinl sato1 Big T•n Confereno•flnl round Northwestern 68 Iowa 59 Utah 84 Lost Keys, Has Letter "H" Kev chain Also Has Krog er s Card Help Wanted 110 edge 01 Qulcllbooka Software, Flllid, 740·446·1000 Reward! ldvlnc1. O..dllne 1 OOpm the 4ay before lhe ad 11 to run, Wisconsin 56 MIMesota 49 Davton 94, Duquesne 64 Lost Black And While Female Cat In The VIcinity Of Memorial Middleport & VIcinity Elan 58 N C Asheville 39 Llbeny 87 High Point 49 BOOKKEEPER WANTED - Min 01 2 Years On Tl'le Job Expert· ence, Computer Friendly. l<nowl meroy Ohio .45789 attn Carol ; ,; ' Charleston Southern 75 Aadfortl 52 Coastal Carolina 75, Winthrop 55 AVON I Ail Areast To Buy or Sell Sl!wtey Spoaro, 304-e7&-1429 Excellent teem atmosphere, ex ceptional co-workers, benefits and good Survey History Inter roes araa, 740 892 3812 Now Jersey at Calgary 9 p m Big South ConforenoiHkot round At1n Work From Homt Earn Up To $2 000 IPorHimo $10 000 Full Time Full Tralnii\Q Provlded Call For A Frtt Booklet 1·118 849-2256 collar, vary lrlendly Wthe Ter· Detroit at Dallas 8 p m Nashville at Anaheim 8 p m Tournament• HalpWant.d 100 bed skilled nursing facility N Y Islanders at Phllada'*'la, 7 p m Amwlcan Mldweet Conf..-ence-t.mlflnal• William Woods 67 McKendree 54 110 Found- largo white dog with Ilea SundBy's games Wyoming 63, San Diogo St 55 Eaal LoBI and Found Buffalo at Washington. 1 p m PhOenix at Chicago 3 p m Utah 67 New MeKIOO 59 W washington 72 Cenl Washington 66 Frontier Conferenc.-ftl'lt rvuM ' Carrotl Mont 79 Rocky Mountain 68 Montana St ·Northern 73, Westminster 60 3469 UNLV 64, Colorado St 69 Regular-season action 740-379 9061 Dallas at Phoenix. 30 p m Anaheim at Calgary 9 p m UC Santa Barbara 98 Cal St Fullerton 51 men's scores . Loat basset/ beagle, part ia lly blind, needs help to get home on Lincoln Hill Pomeroy 740-992 Oregon St 70 Anzona 69 Saattle Pacific 79 St Martins 62 NCAA Division I White Blchon To A Good Home Detroit at Washington 7 Pm florida al N V Rangers 8 p m Tampa Bay at Chicago 8 30 p m N Arizona 74, sacramento St 57 North Texas 62 New MelCioo St 51 Oregon 67, Arizona St 56 pm Part Huaky Part Shepherd With Blue Eyu 740 448 3687 740 448-4247 • FarWMt Salurday'a game• jlhot1 And Spayed Call Even lnga 741l-446 1420 Overtime losses counl as a loss and a regu !alton tte Philadelphia at Boston 1 30 p m 165 168 149 167 188 Both liner Trained Had Sola to gi ve away (304)458 le57 Northeast Dlvlolon :::: 31 34 27 26 19 1 Calico 30 26 8 3 71 204 186 27 31 8 7 69182 172 27 28 10 1 65 175 18) Buffalo at N Y Islanders 1 p m 145 187 183 211 2 Adult Female Cats 1 Gray Mix 33 23 Saturday's games 1 a 3 1 Giveaway Los Angelos San Jose Anaheim Tonight's game1 AHantlc Dlvlelon W ~ I 8I fiL llf liA :l8 20 7 5 68 198 158 " Oftk:o of Dr Edwanl L Howard Ia CLOSED (Rotlremont) Phoenix a IHm . 6 82 185 185 Montreal 5 Boston 2 St Lou1s 5 Atlanta 2 onawa 5 N Y Islanders 5 he Colorado 5 New Jersey 0 Vancouver 3 Anaheim 1 San Jose 4 Nashvi lle 3 Ca~lna 5 LoS Angeles 2 Utah at New York, 12 30 p m Orlando at Boston, 3 p m Toronto at Vancouver, 3 p m N v Rangers Portland LA Phoenix 90 1 83 5 55 2 53 Thursday's scores Sunday's games N Y Islanders PacUic Division 0 Plclflc Olvlalon EASTERN CONFERENCE 3~ IB!fla.Qf liA Edmonton Colorado NHL standings W L & 36 37 33 25 24 .23 18 ~ 16 6 20 6 36 6 34 7 Nonhwelt DIYIIIOn WESTERN CONFERENCE Mldwoot Dlvl1lon 42 38 22 22 LOUIS Detro•t Neshvill$ Chicago New Jersey at Houstoo 2 30 p m CLEVELAND at t A Clippers 3 30 p m Sacramento at San Antomo 6 p m Philadelphia at Chicago 6 p m Detroil at Washington, 7 p m Seattle at AUanta, 7 30 p m Minnesota at Milwaukee 9 p m 13~ Centrlll Dlvialon Chanotla Canton Cath 52 LOUISVIlle 42 St Louis vs Montreol at Jupiter Ra 1 05 PlttlbUogh vs Phllade'*'la at Clearwater, - Fla 1:05pm Montreat VI St Lculs at JupHer, Ra , 1 05 p.m Tampa Bay (sa) va Atianta at Ktnlmmee, Fla 1:05pm • Texas va. CINCINNATI (ss) at sarasota, Fta, 1:05 p.m CINCINNATI (a) va Tampa Bay (u) 81 St • Pet-og Ra 1 05 p m Flortcla vs Baltimore at Fort Loudardala, Fla 1:05pm Kanaaa City vs Detroit at Lakeland Ra , 1:05pm Bolton vo Mlnne- at Fort Myora, Ra , 1 05pm CLEVELAND at Toronto, 1 05 p m. Houoton vs New Yollc Yankaea at Tampa, Fla.,tt5pm Now YOI1c Mala VI Leo Angofel at V1110 -2:05pm Chlcogo CUbs vs MllwaukH at Maryvalo, Ariz., 305 p m ~ VI SOn FranclaCO at Scottadalo, Ariz., 305 p m Chlaogo White Sox VB Arizona at Tuceon, Ariz., 3:o5pm 5aatUa VB san Diego at Peoria, Artz , 3 05 pm Anaheim Yo Ollkland at Phoenix, 3 05 p m W L Phlladaphla Orlando St Saturday's games Atlentlc Dlvlalon W Jum Boston at Toronto 7 p m New York at Atlanta 7 30 p m Utah at Chal1otle, 8 p m Golden State at Denver 9 p m Vancouver at Portland 10 p m lnd1ana at LA Lakers 10 30 p m EASTERN CONFERENCE 37 • 35 32 27 24 23 17 c..,tral Division Tonight's games NBA standings Thurtday Monday thru Saturday 90().530 WESTERN CONFERENCE CLEVELAND 114 Chrcago 1tOOT Pepperdine 82 Gonzaga 71 Portland 71 St Marys Ca.l 65 San Diego 65 Loyola Marymount 62 Santa Clara 74 San Francisco 56 Miami New York women's scores 111-. !Iunday's game• w..t Co11t Conference-fll'lt round Jum NCAA Division I Fla . 1 05 p.m New VOlt< Meta VI Sl Lcula at Jupiter Fla , 1 05 p.m Ka-1 City VI at I<IUimmH Fla , 1:05pm MinMIOta (as) Y1 CINCINNATI (SS) at sara-. Fla • 1 05 p m. CLEVELAND vo P111tadelphla at Claarwa· Ia< Fla , 1 05 p.m PIUollUogh Y1 D<rtrolt at Lalclland, Fla 1:05 pm CINCINNATI (as) Y1 llal1lmoro al Fort Laud You UrsuHne 52 Girard 43 ardalo, Fla 1:05pm. Florida w 'lilmpa Bey at St Potorabuog Dlvlaton IV Fla , 1:05pm Arlington 41 Riverdale 37 • Texas va Minna- (18) 01 Fort Myero Fta Baaoom Hopawati-Loudon 80, Gibsonburg • f:05pm • • Tororm VI New Yollc Y-••• at 'lill\tlO 59 Bodford Chanol82 Klntand 26 ' lola, 115 pm Columbiana Crestview 59, Soulhorn 39 : • Arizona (as) va Colorado at Tucoon, Ariz Daltllnce Ay...vtllo 56 Edoorton 49 305pm. ce-.hoa St John's 57, Kallda 42 Slin Oligo VI SOn Francloco ot Soottldolo E Canton 55, lndlapandence 46 Ariz., 305 p m Holgate 70 Montpelier 63 Olklllnd va Milwaukee at Maryvale, Artz Kidron Cent Chr 47, Lorain Cath. 38 8:05pm. Laetoria •7. Sebring McKinley 42 , Chlcogo Whlto Sox (81) VB Chicago Cubs at Marla Stein Marion 50, Minster 38 Ariz , 3:05 p m• N Robinson Crawford 58 South Cerrt 33 Chlcogo White Sox (..) vs Arizona (ss) at New Bremen 75, Lima Allen E 63 fUCSM, MZ, 305 p m New Wash Bucl<eye Cent 53 Okl Fon 40 Anaheim VI SoatUo at Peoria AriL 3 05 Jot Ottawa Hills 45 Fremont St Joe 39 _pm Pandota·GIIboa 57 ConYQy Crestview 36 eo.on COMege va Boston at Fort Myers Uppar Sc~to Valley :;e MCComb 41 Fla., 705pm Windham 59, Fairport Harbor Hanllng 37 a.ttimOJe¥1 Florida at Viera, Fla, 1 OSp m Detroit va Houston at Klaslmmee Fla 1 05 pm • New York Yankees vs Pittiburgh at Braden (pn, Fla, IOSpm p~ vs Kanaos City at Hotnaa City Fla , 1 05pm Atlantl VI 'lilmpa Bay at St Patorsbuog fla,105pm CINCINNATI vs Texas at Port Chariotte Eta. 1 05 p.m , Mtnr)laota VI Bolton at Fort Myers, Fla 1 05pm CLEVELAND at Toronto 1 05 p m Loa AngetM va New Yoi'M Mets at Port St Lucie, Fla , 1 to p m • Sin Fl'lt'ICliCO vs Chk:ago Cubs at Mesa .Artz,305pm Milwaukee v& ColoradO at Tucson A.rtz - 3:05pm ArizDnll vs Chicago Whl1e Sox at Tucson Mz.,305pm Ban Oligo VI SaaHio at Poorta Anz 3 05 pm Clakland va Anaheim at Tempo Ariz 3 05 pm Tr1n1South Conference-1econd round Union Tenn 81 Berry 56 Samlord 80 Campbell 51 7~921842 Quality clothing and household !Item• $1 00 bag sale every Orlando 104 Charlotte 96 Trana America Athletic Toumament~uarttrflnall Cent Florida 74 JacksonviiJe Sl 55 Georgia St 77 Florida Atlantic 54 Mercer 79, Troy St 75 • New To \00 Thrl1t Shoppo 9 Wost Stimson, Alhons New Yortl: 101f Milwaukee 94 New Jersey 103, Daft as 102 Houston 102 Sacramento 99 MlnnQS(lta 108 San Antonio 102 Phoen1x 118 lod1ana 87 Wofford 81 VMI 72 District tournaments 30 Announcement• Philadelphia 87 Washington 84 Mlaml101 SeaHie 83 Southern Conference·flrtl round Davidson 71 , Coli of Charleston 51 Wofford 66 W Carolina 56 Peraonala Gentleman Seeking Companslonlhip From Nk:o Femala For Talko, Walka & Friendship Send At· plies To 553 Second Avenue, "partment 1403, Gallipolis, OH 45e31 Thursday's scores Vanderbilt 80, South Carolina 58 Furman 77 UNC Greensboro 61 Ohio H.S. girls' scores 005 Why walt? Start meeling Ohio singles ton ight Call toll free 1 IIOCI-786-2623 extanslon 6178 TODAY'S SCOREBOARD Col Watter&an 64, Col Beechcroft 43 ANNOUNCEMENTS Three piece living room suite, gray with trim, good c:o!dton. = $200 OBO oal 740-1148-241 t Three pllce blu•rar. a. room lultt. meuvt • 740-N2· Tested Bull Sale 50 Angua And Monday March 8 At 6 30 P.M AI Tho NIW OK uveatock Auction On T~a Boyd 606·763·8888 ·, Reglatsrod Anguo Bult1 For SOle 740 245--5084 640 Hay & Qraln Round balta of hay, 7.40·742 2302 Straw Bright Wlra no Strew YUr 'Round Delivery & Volume 011· count A'llllllbat Htrjlage F1rm (304)e75-5n4 ,) �• j ,... • 2. The Deily llnthlel Pomeroy, MiddlePort, Ohio Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio NBATODAY . • ' ~$ixers survive Iverson's sub-par night, 'defeat Wizards 87-84. BYlHHSSOC1A~PRE55 • After the worst game of his NBA cueer, Allen Iverson couldn't have been lupp1er lvenon scored JUSt five pomts on 2for-18 shooting, ending hiS 64-game streak of double-figure sconng But the Philadelphia 76ers, behind Toru Kukoc's 19 pomts, 11 rebounds and seven asmts, beat the Wash1ngton W1zards 87-84 Thursday rught. Iverson scored 35 pomts With a careerbest 83 percent (15-for-18) shootmg from the field m Tuesday's 106-87 vtetory over Dallas, a game he wasn't expected to pl•y because of rotator cuff IDJUry W1th the shoulder snll taped, he nussed h1s first SIX shots and was 2-for-11 at halfume "It started to kind of get mental after a while," sa~d Iverson, who shot a careerworst 11 percent , Iverson made h1s presence felt on the defenstve end, blocking Chns Whitney's potential game-wmmng three-pomt attempt w1th less than five seconds left "We held Iverson to five pomts," sa1d Mitch Richmond, who led Washmgton w1th 16 pomts "That's what we wanted to do, make the other guys step up They stepped up tomght" Theo Ratl•ff had 17 pomts and 11 rebounds, and Aaron McKie scored 16 as the vm t1ng 76erS won for the fourth time 111 five games Enc Snow fimshed w1th 14 pomts before fouling out With 2·29 left In other NBA games, New York be?t Milwaukee I 09-94, MiaDll defeated Seattle 101-83; Orlando got past Charlotte 104-96, Houston edged Sammento IOl99, Mmnesot.l beat SanAntomo 108-102, Cleveland defeated Ch1cago 114-11 0 tn overtime, New Jersey edged Dallas 103102, and Phoemx routed Indiana 118-87 MLB exhibitions Greenfie&d McClain 67 Albany Alex 43 Portsmouth BO, Fair11eld Umon 60 Rayland Buckeye 83 USbon Beaver 60-QT UCLA 83, Cal~omla 62 UNLV 85 San Diego 51 61 Utah St 73 Idaho 52 Tournaments Dlvltton Ul Carlisle .(3 Mlddetown Madison 42 Cln Wyoming 70 Manemont 32 l!cl. 1 000 1 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 1 000 1000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 Thul'8day'l SC01'411 Atlanta 11. u of Gooogla 3 Philadelphia 7 CLEVELAND 4 lbronto 9, New Yollc Ylinkeea 7 PlttiiKJogh 5, MonatH CC 2-7 1M Milwaukee 12, Oalcl&nd at Phoerix 12 11 ·1M. Stanford 111 Southem Cal68 Arlmnl 8, Chlcogo White Sox 3 SOn Diego 10, SOet11a 5·7 Inn Mlmeoota 9, lloaton 3 TOday'agamea Houllon .. Los Angelas at Vfl/0 Beach Germantown Val View 59 Waynesvme 49 Jamestown Greenevtew 73 Dixie 57 Big South conrerenc...tl,..t round Charteston Southem 83 Coastal Carolina 71 N c Ast-eville 77 Liberty 63 w Alex TWin Vat 5 :;e Miami E 49 20T Southern Conferenc•flrat round Chattanooga 90 W Carolina 75 Dlvlalon IV Berlin Hiland 78 Tuscarawaa Cath 55 ETSU as. The cnedot 11 Dlvlllon I Brecksville 67 Shaker Hts 64 Celina 49 Tiffin Columbian 47 Clo East Tech 68, Cit Hto 35 Defiance 42 Fremont Rou 25 E Cle Shaw 70 EUClid 37 Hudson 72 Barberton 58 N Canton Hoover 55 Mass JackSOn 38 Parma His Holy Name 82, Val Forge 53 Parma Padua 54, Berea 49 Rocky A lv~ r Magnificat 61 N Olmsted 41 Wadsworth 51, Cuyahoga Falls 26 Warren Hard1ng 52 Eastlake NOfth 44 Wesllake 54 Amherst 51 You Boardman 62 You Aayen 57 Regular·seaeon acUDn E11t Cefaware 79 Drexel 55 Hartford 58 New Hampshire 54 Nonheastem 68 Boston u 53 Towson 66, Hofstra 50 Vermont 63 Maine 53 Dlvlalon II Avon Loko 45 Olmsted Falls 41 New Jersey Boston Washington lndlana 1~: South Aubum Montgomerv 79 Conneaut 45 Chardon NDCL 42 Elida 58 Napoleon 50 Jefferson Area 64 Cortland Lakeview 53 Modlna Buckeye 45 Boy ~II Bay 42 Minerva 50, Alcr Hoban 35 Norton 51, Coplay 47 Pemberville Eastwood 47, Memorial .44 Poland Sa<nl111ry 49, Beloit W Branch 43 Salem 48 Canfield 39 Slow Walsh Jeau~ 54, Tallmadge 20 Uppor sanm.lky 57 Bellevue 47 Wtltanl4 1, Clyde 37 Southern Wes-. tayan 34 Ca,..,,OII 84 Jacksonvtllo 49 Florida A&M 68, Nodotk St 58 Hampton 68, Bethune.Cookman 75 Toronto ::::: :: : :::: :: Celroit Mll1oV8ukee CLEVELAND Atlanta Ch1cago Loulslana Tech 114 Louisiana l.afayene 69 McNeese St 69, Lamar 42 Mercer 82 Jacltsonvllo St 45 Nlcholla St 81 SE Louisiana 74 Stillman 68, Tem Templa 58 Troy St 72, samtord 71 Mid-I Dlvlllon IH Creighton 68 N Iowa 59 Dratca 91 Br-y 47 ilnol1 St 49 S llllnors 47 N Michigan 87 H-Ie 51 Nebraal!a 80 Mlosourl66 Spring Arbor 73 CedaNIIIB 62 Wls :-G,..n Bey 59, wnght St 49 Wls -MHwaukee 71 Butler 57 Akr: Manchaslar 67, Smlthvlle 50 Blulllon 86, Ganoa 35 Cle VASJ 87, W...en Champon :l8 ColdWotor 52 Wau880f1 38 Dovlottown Chippewa 84, W Salem tm 52 Elmore W"""""'re 84 Carey 53-0T Elyria Caih 82, Sullvan Blacl< River 45 Gatos Millo Hawkan 58, Barkshlro 55 Huron 63, Balvlllo Claar Fort< 37 Kansas Laleola 81, Ontario 51 Uma Cant Cat!\ 70, Arcl"botd 57 Lorain Clasrvtow -44, Kayotono 38-QT S Euclid Realna 11 Rootatown 31 Sardinia E lfrown 50, Washington c H 35 Warren JFK -44 Ponlnoula Woodridge 29 You Mooney so, New Middle Spring 45 Southwoot Arkansas St 81 Denver 51 Fta lmemattonat 85, Ark -t.Htlo Rock 63 Rloo 69, SMU 58 21 21 25 31 34 34 41 em. 838 625 561 466 414 404 293 1 4~ 10 13 20 684 554 31 28 544 28 29 491 28 30 483 23 34 404 22 33 400 12 44 214 31 25 :;39 18 7~ 8 11 IH 16 16 26\ :rum Utah SanAntomo M1nnesota Denver Callas Houston Vancouver 20 21 24 31 33 35 39 643 6:38 579 446 421 397 316 t1 12'1. 14 18'1. Dallas at Phoenix 9 p m La:~<O>~rso: .· :::: ,; ·::" .473645 12 11 21 810 789 632 Seattle .35 24 sacmmenlo 32 25 593 Golden State LA C~ppars 16 40 12 46 581 268 207 n 10'1. 12'1. 14\ 30 35 Sam Houaton St 64 Texas-Arlington 62 200 132 215 168 165 193 181 203 25 25 15 29 27 10 8 73 183 170 1 69 179 170 Calga~ 27 30 5 Vancouver 22 30 t2 7 66 170 194 Miami at LA Lak018 6pm ChiCago at Ghanotte 7 30 p m Seante at ~n nesota, 8 30 p m CLEVELAND at Oenver 9 p m Indiana al Goklen State 9 p m Dalla• :··:: : : : : 35 23 6 3 79158 13& 7 1 74 188 169 New Jersey Ph~adelphla Plttsbuogh Toronto~::::: Montreat ottawa Buftalo Soston 33 26 28 17 19 30 29 39 11 8 10 8 78 as 85 43 184 ta9 1113 t47 22 23 30 29 211 117 7 10 17 2 3 3 2 4 75 78 t85 t91 84 149 84 163 59 1113 Southaaat Dlvlalon 35 25 4 5 79 193 157 Florida BYU ae, Air Force ee Soloe St 59 Idaho 56 Cat Poly SLO n, UC Irvine 67 E Washington 74, Montana St 67 Fresno St 71 , SOn Joao S1 85 Long Beach St 61 , Pacific 47 Montana 62 Portland St 47 Qhow Molhor Is full bloodad PI! Bull Can eome Sea the mother (304)675-4057 Puppies Mixed-Breed Fa ther Is Montreal at Toronto 7 p m Atlanta at onawa 7 p m St Louis at Ftorlda 7 30 p m PIHsburgh at Edmonton, 8 p m Tampa Bay at Colorado 9 p m New Jersey at Vancouver 10 p m Nashville at Los Angeles 10 30 p m Carolina at San Jose 10 30 p m South GuH South Conloronca-llrot round NMh Alabama 74 Chrlsttan Brothers 59 Hampton 70 Bethune Cookman 68 McNnoo St 84, Lemar 52 Metro Att•ntlc Athletic Conferenc ..flrtt round Canlslus 75 lona 55 Mantlattan 54 Manst 48 Nicholls St 69 SE LOUISiana 58 -· Wake Forest 110 Wglnta 75 Cincinnati 84 DePaul 82 Mlohlgan St 79, Mlnneaota 43 Mki·Amerlean Conference-quarterflnala E Michigan 88 Miami Ohio 51 Kent 71 Buffalo 88 Toledo 81 Bell St 65 Southwllt sam Houston St 90, Texao·Artlngtor\69 Gallipolis & VIcinity ALl. Yanl SOIOI Mull Bt Paid In AdvMCO. 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No Lot Rani For 6 Mos Only o Oakwood GalllpoNa, 740-446-3093 call 740 9115-34t81or more Infor- Land Home Packages All Areas matiOn Aft Crtdn Rlal<o. 740-446·35113 House For Sale, 80! Viand St Put You Tax Refund To Work Pt PI , Halla Barbor Shop Build· lng 507 Main Sl , PI PI , For Sate (304)67&-31151 Spring Valtay Plaza, Call 740-4460101 230 1-688-5112 3345 umltatlon or dlscrimlnatton bal&d on race, color ral~. sax familial status or national origin or any lntah11on to make any such preference limitation 01 dlacrimlnotlon • ~M Nice Older Story & Holl HoU&S In COuntry, t Acre LoVMIL Approx 1 mile from Sporn on Broad Run Rd New Aeplaeement Ooora/ Windows/Sun Porch/ Roof 2 Car Ga(age/Singlt Garage Fencod 1874 Uncotn HolghiB baoamo~t kitchen, living room 4 bodroo[114, dock/porch $30 ooo nog 304· 727-3167 2 3 bedroom house, 2 acres, ga• rage frull trees country living minutes from town, Bradbury1 $311,500 740-367-nt~~~ 3 Bedroom Brtck Homo, Doubl~ Garage, Larg• Lot, Flnlahtd Basement , Maintenance Freel water/electric (304)11112 26115 On 2 tots In Syracuu, tO rooms and balh, with river - · $29,500, 740-992 3685 LOT ..paiNQ VA' ' •v Mobile Homaa for Sale Ono Large Lot Approx t01'K171' City Water Sewer, Natural Gas, Electric, All Are Avlllablt Lot tt71bVIow. 740-446-95311 (1) ••n•AMAZING•m• ) Drywall 4BR • 32xl0 over 2348 WV HUNTING LAND aq ft Paymanll lOw u $408 per 30 To 100 Acre Tracts Of Prime Hunting Land, Starting "' mo 1-800-946-5878 SIS 500 97 Acrao For 157,000 Can Combine Free Mapa L•nd Contract Available 1 800·213 .. Wanted Wo Paw CAlli! (1) 1 DouCitw lda, $249 Per f'arLANOI Evan ~ Ill Ullad Month, Low Cown Payment, 1· 800-691-6777 :ZO·ifOOAcrtl Call JllrOn IOCII213-8381 (2) 14' Wide $167 Per Month, Low Down Payment, 1·1100·881- Anthony Lend ,sm co..,.nr LTD www CQllltrytynw 000! RENTALS 410 Houses for Rant 1882 14'x70' Fieerwood 2 Bed- 1 ·3 Bedrooms Foreclosed Hamal From 1199/Mo. 4% Down For Llatlnga & Payment Details, rooms. 2 Batho. C/A Now Underpinning & Block, Fronr & Back Pofchn. hcollont Condition, $1Q,OOO 740-iltl7-7tot5 100-319-3323 Elll1709 152 Fourth Avonua, GallipoliS Bodroomo WID Hook·Up, U7~/ Mo Doposll Raqutrod, t · 888- 840-052! 1~2 Fourth Avtnua. Gllllpolla 3 1983 14x70 Skyl)no, 2 3 bod- Barlfooma WID Hoo~-Up, $37~/ =!·t.'fot:': ':.~r~ = Mo , Dopooit Aequlrod, I •UI OBO cal740-llt2·· 1 · :-~:.:;.:.1_;__ _ _ _ __ 1 ·-~ For 1111 or rent· 2 btidroom 1985 t•x70 Molll.. Homo 3 Bod· roomo 2 Botl\a Molto Otter UntM hoUit In Pomeroy, $350 month plua depolll wilt ooll on contract 1 Bedroom Aparlmenl Furn1shed Utilities 1'111d On Viand Street PI Pleasant $275 per mont h (304)738-5554 1 Bedroom Modern Apartment Na Pets $225/Mo Includes Wa tor $100 Daposit 740-446-3617 1 Bedroom Upstairs Apartment Furnished 740 446-4927 740 446 115t9 1 Bedroom, Near Arb or'• Nursing Home Econ omical Utilities Quiet Location $279/Mo • Utilities No Pats 740 446 2957 1 Or 2 Be droom Downstai rs Apartment Vary Clean, Water Paid No Pets In Galllpotls 740 3118'-1100 2 Bedroom Apartment Adjacent To Rio Grande campus 740·245· SON ESTATES, 52 Westwood Orlve from $289 to $370 Walk to shop & movies Call 740 446 2588 Equal Housing Opportun~ pats 74tl-992 0185 Christy a Fam ily Living apart menta, home & tra iler rentals, 740 992-4514 apatJments avail able lumlshad & unlurnlahad. 5540 Furnished 3 Rooms & Bath Oownatairs Clean No Pets Ref erencas & Depos it Required, 740 448-0390 Now Taking Applications- 35 West 2 Bedroom Townhouse Apartments Includes Water 446-0008 I 7 Piece Antique Bedroom Suite 2 AntiQue Oak Parlor Table 3 New ar Orlenlai Rugs Tw o 5x 8 One 3x5, All For $1 000 Firm 740 379-2923 Laavo Mosaage 11 24 East Morn on SR 124 E Po meroy 740·992-2526 or 740 992 1539 Russ Moore, owner 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise 2 While Dryers, Kenmore & Ho t point $65 Each 2 White wash After 5:30PM 740-446-9066 Baby bed, stroller, car aeit, sw ing high chair walker play Block brick sewer pipes wind· ows lintels ale Claude Winterf Rio Grande OH Call 740 24'S 5121 ~ Roof Trusses 9 22' Truss11 ·$20 Each 9-23 5" Trusses $20 Each 8·28'4" Trusaes $30 Each, 2· 28 4" Gable Truses $35 Each 11·34 5" Truues $50 Each, '940 2" Pole Barn Tru ssea $80 Each Miscellaneous Lumber Good For Farm Projects, Sold By The Bundle Only - save SSS can Sol id Walnut Bassett Crib with Mattress $100 Cheny Bassen 3 drawer & 5 drawer chests both for $300 Excellent Condition 304-675·3440, altar 5PM Complott DISH Network aatolllto system brand new. $99 740· 992·1.1112 or 304-773·5305 alter 6pm For Sale Or Trade 400 Cunvnona 32011 Cat 19113 Full Sl11 Truck Bad Fon1740-256-8385 For sale· 3 ton central air unit, three years old used very lltlla, new coli lneludes furnace 1500 col Bill Spaun, Shade Alvar Coon $180, Haatthrldar, $100 , manual traadrnlll $50 740-992-5887 Grubb's Plano· runlng & repairs Problems? Need Tuned? Call the plano Dr 740-448-1525 Hot Springs hot tub, 4 person, good condition some chemicals Included call 740·992 5053 alter 5pm Furnished Call 7~6-1599 It Utilities Included No Pets/No (304)675-8897 Smo~ng Taking Applications for 1 SA Apt In Point Pteasant $350 + Oepos· 11 Utilities Included No Pets/No Smo~ng (304)875-11897 Tara Townhouse Apartments Very Spacious 2 Bedrooms 2 Floors, CA 1 112 Bath Fultv Car peted, Adult Pool & Baby Pool Patio Start $360 /Mo No Pets Lease Plus Security Deposit Ae· Twin Towers now accepting ap plk:ationa tor 1 BA HUD sul:lsld· lud apt for elderly and handl C8IJpad EOH (304)675-6679 Upstairs Apartmenl $350/Mo , Plua Clapoalt, No PelS 740 256 12A9 VIllage Green Apartments · 2 bedrooms. total electri c, appllanc 11 furnlahtd, laundry room faclli· 11111 and olosa to school, appllca- llono avaltaCio at oltlco 740-992· 371 1 TOO 1 8811 233-6694 Equal Housing Opportunity 460 Space for Rant (No Papers) $50740-441 ·9575 & Black S225 $250 740·2568733 AKC Ae glslared Shetland ShtiP Dog Pups $300 Each Excellllnt Pacllgroo 740-379-2838 AKC Registered Weimara ner 2 Females Shots & Wormed, Bor, 12-10-99$300 74tl-258-1421 AKC Sl Bernard pupa flral shots and worme d $300 each 7.40· 698-6176 AKC St Berna rd Pups, 6 Weeks Old Vet Checked 1at Shot• & Wormoct $300 304-272-8852 Minia ture Collie Pupp1ea, $75 , 570 Musical Instruments AUenllon ·AHantlon Poorboys Music Inc Is COming Soon To Galllpolle Buy, SeH Trede Rapalro 740-441-7093 Great Speakers 2 Sun 215 Bass Bins With 2 15• Bass Speakers Per Cabinet Grea t For JJan Or Other Sound Systems ?40 387- 0240 FARM S UPPLIES & LIVESTOCK 610 Farm Equipment tO' John Ceere transport dlltk $850 John Deere 146 front e~d loader (fits 30 t 0-4230) $3250 brush hog 6 $550 toma10 washer/sorter (like new) $2500 call 740 992 3985 or 7.&0 992 5866 ,.. 2 Unclaimed Staat Butldlngol Factory Cancellat1onsl Brand New, Still Eratedl Urgent Must Sell Quonset Arch Style One Is 40x60 Seiling For Balance Qnlyl 1·800-825-5059 Elliott INSTALLEO "If You Don t Call Us We Both Lose " Free Eallmatesl 740·.448· laris 250 Trail Boss 4 Wheeltr. JANITROL HEATING AND COOUNO EOUIPIIEN7 • AERATION MOTORS Repaired New & Flat>ulh In Stock Coli Ron Evana 1-1100-&7-11529 Spri ng Valley Green One Bed· r oom Apartments Appliances AK C Black Male Poodle $100 Blue & Gold Yorks hire Femare 2N Ford Tractor Plow Grader Blad• Bucket Scraper, $2900 or 1ell separate all In good condition 1010 John Ceere Tractor, gasoline Need rear tires S3100 (304)675-13&e dtepon 74D-992 9t9t Pete for Sale pan 304-675-2801 6308 1 800-291-D096 One l:ladroom apartment In Mid ,, 740-441-D865 7 Sofa $200 French Provential Cherry Trim Floral Pattern, 740 446-7489 One Bedro om furnished Apartment In Pt Pleasant Very Clean and Nice No pets Phone JET Macintosh Perform• 5200 CO Computer With Built In Color Monitor MAC OS 7 5 Syo1tm nn ltrnot Raady Y2K ·OKIColor Sty· lewrttor 2400 Printor lntornat ModemJMicrophoneiS•me Kind Used At The Schoota $eQO, 740. 448-2151 taava Mo818Q0 1 aal14' pPiows $145 1998 Pb$21 op Call alter 4PM (304)5762687 Farm Tractor Ferguson 50 Sar- los Good Shape (304)675 1545 $4 500 8 HP Troybllt Tiller Loler Engine Excellent Condition G11rage Kept $1 000 OBO (304)8757098 For Sale Tobacco Stlc:ks 7.40- 245·5121 Ford 600 Tract or Live Hydrau· lies Grader Blade Beller Ttlan Vlagral 13,600 (304)675·3824 Magic Chef Electric Range, Super Capocty, $250 740-245-92011 MOBILE HOIJE OWNERS Huge Inventory Discount Prices On Vinyl Skirting, Doors / Wind· ows, Anchors, Water Heat•n Plumbing & Etac:trlcal Perla Furnac•s & Heat Pumpl Benne111 Mobile Home Supply 740 448· 9418 New Mllltnlum Dlott Eat All Day And Melt Away Call Tracy At 740-44t-1QI2 AESIDENTIAL HOME OWNERS Gehh Hayblne 9 Foot Cut Vary GoodCond~lon (304)675-2145 , Indianapolis Moline tractor, 52 hp live power & 3 pt hitch brush h~g grader blade boom pofl;, manure spreader, $500 for all, 740 742 2050 ' Llvaatock 630 2 Ouarler Horses Brolce SouncL& Sate Trail Rid den Or 4·H Protect, 740 368 8504 5 Bu lls Angus Regis tered A,n · gu& & Angus Key Maine CroSs 740 379 2798 740-448-3514 Tappan HI Eftlclency 90% Gas Furnaces Oil Furnaces, 12 SHr Heat Pump & Air Conditioning 7 Year Old Non Registered Stud Quater Horse. Broke To Ride, $700 740 367-7755 "" Sysl8ms Free 6 VIer Parts & La Spec1al Spring Feeder Call Safe, Saturday March 4, 2000 At 1 00 PM All Consglnmen!l Welcome, Hauling AWlilable Cattle Accept· ad At 4 PM Friday Athens LIVe- bor Warranty BoMBtte Heating & Cooling, t ~-5957 Rona Gun Shop 740-742•6412 S,VE THOUSANDS Top Of The una Solid Wood Kitchen Cabt· stock Sale, 740-592·2322, Or 740-698 3531 Advertise your bualness In this Villble 1oc1t1on on well trayeled highway w~ put up and maintain your sign Cell 740.9&2·6396 or net1, Excellent Condition, In eludes Desk Built-In Microwave Boy d Beef Cattle Performance 1 Ovtn, Stovt Top & Sink I 1 800, Laovo MallO gO, 740-441-()013 10 Pol led Heraf~rd s Sliver prom dra11. alze 3/4, AA Hwy In Mayovllle KY For tlought last yaar '1 150 OBO, ca~ 740-992 5747 More Information Call Charlie Suptr Slngla Wattr Bad, HOI Mirror Llghto, Bookohell And Butcher Hogs, 740-25&--t510 16'11110' lloltor 740·24&-5148 Big"""' ~1[ 510 11 C' HAN!l1 SE Stor1ga Ara1, Locka Llkl New $150 Call 740-448-3e82. Of 740448-11139 Houaehold Goods 30' Tappan Gao Ronge, Almond 304-738-natl Color, Cant Clean Oven Au· PIIOI Program, lltntara Ntodld, tomatlc Call Botwotn 4-IPM (304)875-4881 ,, Building Supplies AK C Labrador Retr ievers Yellow Antiques Sewage, Trash, $315/Mo, 740- 4 Bldroom Houoo. In Mlddloport n 740-387• 34 Wilt ,OR LIAI! OR SALI 5 Yoar Old 2,000 8q Fl 3 Btdrooml. 2 Bathl, Entrgy £1flcl0nt Homo, ~ Ooll Club. MII5/Mo., 7.0 ... 2851 I New And Usad Furniture Store Below Holiday Inn Kenauga Good Used Bed• Oraau rs Couches Dinettes, Etc Big Sew· lngs On Ne~ Furniture 740 .446 Get ready for summerl For nle 1511.3· 1/2 ft new pool complete IIIII In bOX Originally $259 8111 7 304-738-1215 1-8118-816-Q128 GraCious hvlng ~ and 2 bedroom apartments at Village Man('lr and Riverside Apartments in M1ddle· port From $273 $336 Call 740- 1987 24'x40' Ooublowldo Now Roof Now VInyl Wlndowo Somo Now Carpal, In Good S~opal iluot Bo Movodl 740·318·17•3 lotwoon S "nd 7 PM In Evenlngt lncludea Lot, Jad<aon Avenue (304)675-73118 1 9~ After5PM 550 Hunters 740-992 3992 Wanted To Rant Trailer Lot For PilOt Program, Ronttra Ntodld, Wooden Tabltl6 Chairs Good Condition SI 00 (30 4)675 740-446-1519 992 5De4 Equal Housing Oppor· tOOI!ea lvrpy Sheath Styto Long Train Very El egant $325 740-44&-8833 ty (304)675-7388 530 31.4 200 PSI Wedd ing Drus Slz• 6 ors, $75 Each Soth Whlripool Call w~h.od releranc••· no pels, or Starting prices on Appllancea Ralrlgorotorl 95 00 Dryora 9000 Electrtc Ranges 75 00 Washers 95 00 D~hwaahors ~ 00 Freozara 135 00 Buy or sell Riverine Ant iques 500. 740-446-«n Alters n44 3407 Jactcaon Avanua 560 740-992-22n March eth 740-448-3888 Until Thompoona Appianco Repair AID a used FurnitUre Great Se· tac tion Priced To Sell! "Come And Brotttst • Corner Of Route 1 & Addison Pike ·we Buy Furni ture• 740 387..()280 qutAid 740-448 346t (3) t8x60 I~M Par Month, Lew Down Paymtnt, Froe Air, 1·800· es1-en7 Green Townal')lp 3 Bedrooms E-17~44 Real Estate 360 Waterline Spacial $21 95 Por 100 1' 200 PSI $37 00 Por 100 All Bran Compr8SIIon Fmtnga In Stock RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jeekson Ohio 1 -800 537 9528 February & Moren Sate 1 Bedroom Apartment $.400/Mo Evarythlng Paid 740-446-2515 Taking Applications FREE Dollvary & Stt HIOD-948· 5678 11108 740-992-8496 tor t BR Apt In Point Pleasant $350 + Oepos· 83115 Wanted RCA or Huo•• DireCt TV IY61em will pay top doll•r. Wolfie 1 40·949·33 15 leave mes· 4782 Nice 2 bedroom & 1 bedroom apartments lor rent, please call after 6pm 740 928-494 t (304)773-56n1Attor SPM 740-448-7444 Used Lift Truck Fork $50 · 1100 Per Sot 740 379 2757 Allor e P.M 992·2218 LAND NEAR RIO Ott SR 35, 5+ Acree Clrlat Home For Site Prime RiverFront SUe 1 82 Acres, Approved for rea l· dential Beautiful Lot andiView 740-44H32t With Garage, Outbuilding t 112 Acro1 MIL Low Utllltlao, Mony 1 and 2 bedroom apartments lur· nlshed and unfurnished, security ~eposlt required no pet s 740- Modern 1 Bedroom Apartment Fraa Mapa t -800-213-83115 1982 t4x70 Manoton 2 Bed100ms. t Bath 19811 14x70 SchuM 3 Badroomo, 2 Baths, AC, 740~18. AltarS P.M. 31 o Homu for Sale Apartments for Rant Maps Anthonj Land Co, LTD, 1· 800-21 3-83115 Sites Land Contract Available Yard Alao on lot, setup tor HouseTraller wlaep~rate aeptlct bath 14x70 appllancoo Included, good shapa 74D-2•7·201t REAL ES1ATE 440 Homestead Raatty (304)675 Several Locatlona In Qallla & Meigs Counties 8 Acres A1 Low At $5 000 Land Contract Available 1500 Cownl Call For Fr.. Oh~ Washers, dryers rafr lgtratora ranges Skaggs Appliances 76 Vine Suaat Call 740-4.t6·7398 37 2 acres excellenl small farm/ LAND CHEAP ,S OIRT Road Pa1of GOOD IUSED ,PPLI,NCEII Cottage Apartmenl $250 month Lakavltw, $32,000 More Acreage Available, 740-368 8878 Nice 3 Or 4 Bedroom Ranch With k.-ngly accapt opportunity boats om Addreao. $.13 ooo 74tl-245-5776 5 Aerea Blacktop Frontage & Turner, Broker at 740-992 2886 t981 Patriot 2 bedroom, 1 112 are avallabM on ., equal Acre Furnished Or Untu.rnlshed WID Central Air, Deok Bids Relorenca /Deposit Required 740 441- 2 44 Acres, Winding Crossroads Subdivision, Vary Nice Area Convenient L6catlon Gatllpolla hor1o proporty, 165,000, 740· 992·7584 Berber Salt In Stock ltema Mol iohan Carpet 202 Clark Chiptl For Sale Reconditioned wash· ers dryers and relrigaratan Thompsons Al)pllanee 3407 Mlddlaport· corner of High StrHI & PoweU Slraat, 2 ba(Jroom homo with dining room, living room and large IOI CUlt II CIA bt F\1• 77115 For Ram Or Loaao With Option 2 Bedroom Mobile Home On 3/4 room furnished apartmem ut111Hes paid depoall & references, no khchen Newer carpet and kitchen cabinets makes the kllchtn with Appltancea Recondhlontd Weahlrt, Dryers Ranges, Rthl· oratora 90 Cay Gulrtntltl ~rtnch Clly Maytag 740·448· Items OYir $1 00 - 90 day warran- BEAUTIFUL ,PARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACK• tOyr balloon, 740·992· 2529 or 132 ButtamtJI ~roy 540 Mlacallanaoua MctrchandiM 9PM(304)57S 4024 or anytime 675-8887 17118 ecru on Lincoln Hts, $17 500, flnance ·available 9% This newspaper Will not 1 actvenlsernents for real estate which Is In vlolttlon of the law Our roadoro ara hereby Informed that all dwellngs advarttaad In tl\ls ,_paper alter btdrooma ona bath Middleport, asking $29 ooo No down payment financing available tp quail· llocl Cal 1-1100-388-81114 (3) .....LOOK..... 5 Bedrooms, 2 Batha, over 2,000 sq It , tor lesa than $450 mo to edvanlse "any pratereDCe Clll Beech S~eot Middleport, 2 bed- ound $200 Per Month Call 1800-946-5878 of 1968 which makes Hlllogtl RequlreCI 5858 1•112 Acre, morefless with Houn Trailer & Barn Millstone nancing 2 and 3 Bedroom Ar- the Federal Fair Housing Act enca Homes In Barboursville 304 350 Lots l Acreage (2) Firat Time Buym Easy FI- All raalilOiata advertising In this nawspapar Is subject to 3BR Trall•r In Henderson 1375 + Rd (304)576-3033 Profaulonal Sarvlcu TURNED DOWN ON 80CIAL SECURITY 1881? No Faa Unless We Wlnl 2 Bedroom Mob ile Home You $499 Down Only At Oakwood 731h'1409 $149,000 (304)67&-5403 Park Call 740 441-1689 After 5 Start Your Business Today Prima Shopping Center Space Available At Affordable Rate tn Or Call For Dalal~ 1 8811 585 0187 Route 775 Past 0 0 Mcintyre homo nat Batha For Pre-Approvals 1·888~565· For Sala By Owner 4 Bldrooma I I. $289 00 Month Coma 740-379 9887 Or 740 379-9000 OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO Are you connected? Internet us· ers wanted! $500 to $1000 a week 888·869·8372www stay· 4 Prlcod Includes Complete satup Other Spacla~ Single As Low As $149 00 Country Homo, 3 Badrooma, 2 1/2 recommends thai you do bual· nesa with people you know and NOT to sand money through the mall until you have investigated tho oll&rtng Ohio A Fast -Pec•d Gallipolis Bull· "2 81100 Baths Utility, Fireplace Level Lot Large J<ltchen & Dining Room Full Banment, Heat Pump On 1 78 Aerts In Country Qn Stale www lmpflMd!1e ott Part time position available for person with retail hardware ex- on . vour PrA JH •zu oo ant, $125 000 (304)175-8959 INOTICE! As Needed Will 'lilke Bids Until March 15 2000 Send Bids To P.O Boot 527, Kart', OH 45843 and Madlcold bllllng/collectlonl, Modal 32 Wide Ovar 15,000 oo Dottle Turner Realty, Dottle S Buslnaas Opportunity 210 Need Someone To Mow Grass On Wetkly Basis & Trim Hedges dlala cart nursing laclllty High ochool diplomi or GED roqulrad Accounts Reealvable 1 Medicare Off Floor Price Deduction • 2000 duced to $33 ,000 Plaaeo call Naad 7 Ladlas To Soli Avon, 74tl446-3358 Eldorado Adult Homo, 740·9925039 Deposit $300 No Peta Aelar- lots of wlndowa vory brlghl Also a FINANCIAL Mld·Sh!H or Ewnfng QtetaN Cook Are \00 A Craatlva Cook? Do You Obtain sattsltcllon Whorl Otharl Enjoy Your Maals? t1 So. We Havo A Pos~ton For \00 Within A Homallke Atmoapherel tntareOiad Apptlcants May Apply Dal~ Mon ·Sun 9-4, RaveCora Canter', 1113 Weshlngton St Rovonawood, WV (Ju&t Aoroaa Tho Bridge Next To Cope I Mallcot) 9539 Month Sectional& As Low As Sala 2 Garages Exce11en1 Location Owner will help tlnance Will Do Garden Ti~lng (304)575- Trash, 11~0 Dopoalt. 740·2&88769 Stoneybrook EJiatu Brick, / 3Bedrooms 12BathsJDen 6-Pan el Doors 2·Car Garage w!Work Area Fenced area for small ehildrenfptts 1 2Acre Pt Pleas· Well-Maintained 4 BR Hoooa For 8538 218 $275/Mo lncludtt Water, Homes Are 3 Bedrooma Frtte Estimates Low Rate• 74o- lng Fully lnsurad -froa Eotlmatea Bidwell Ohio 1·800 83119588 Or 740 368 9648 FIIHINQ. IOAIINQ HUNTINQ Or Just Relaxing In Your Own Camper & Campsite Overlooking Blua Lake To View 740 4•6- Brick Home 3 Bedroom& FA, LR Largo Laundry 2-112 Batha Eve· rythlng Updated, Only $120,000 Owner Flaklcating, 7~Hl641 Wanted To Do, Mounts Tree Service, Bucket Truck Servjca, Top Trim Removal Stump Grind· www any-1-can-aarn eom HUD ~- 740-367-0il44 • 2 Badroorils Yard 5 Milas South Off Floor Prlca Deduction 1492 Sq Ft 2000 Model Ovor $4,000 00 Off • Your Prlco 387 5043 Need An Elaclrlctan Or Carpent· Doublowlda On Lot 1250 Depoalt RoquJred, 304-736-7295 BI·Level In Spring Volloy Aroa, 3 Badroo111s 2 BathS Family Room, 2CarGeraoa. 740-11811107 Int-I Marl<ellng $25-$71!/hr Sarvlce, Will Do Flood Ctllan-Up 2 Bedrooms, 1 Ba1h, In Country An Older House In Crown City House for sate two story, 2·3 Lori a Helping Hand Cleaning 740-446-3093 Would MalcO A GOOd Rental Pr1co $17,000, 740-:!5&-6S63 or? Boat High Prices, All Work Gaurantaadl740-448-2947 Very Flaasonable (304)892·38110 Pay Closing Costa 1 Move In Vlnnel Fanca, Now u Siding And New Roof, Cal740-4411-6659 ant (304)875 2608 Between Athens and Pomeroy 2 & 3 bedroom mob ile homes, Pay Utllltlts, & Depooit, In Porter AraB No Peta 814 388-9162 Work Shop, On Acre Lot White For Sale By Owner 3BR, 2BA large family room & office, new roof guttering 1 car garage 2912 Ann iston Or!ve Pt Pleas 1.4x70, two bedroom In Middle port, CIA 111 tltctrlc, $325 ptu1 dapoofl 740-992 3194 Country Living 3 Or 4 Bedrooms Ftoatwood Homoo 7184 S1 Rt 7 Proctorvile, OH 45668 (NoxtTo Foodtaw) 'IIARCH MAONESS SALE" Houaahold Goode 510 for Rant battwoom. aaklng ItO 000 740-992-D149 , _ carpet, - Room, Eat· ln Kitchen Sunroom, Laoga Utlity Room 1 Car Garaoa. Handyman maintenance service ElCcellent care for person In my home non-smoker and Mobile, two twaoom t bath, 420 Mobile Homu 1280-$300 740-992 2167 4 Bedrooms 2 Baths 6 Minutes To Holztr ljoopltal To Golltpolla, Fam~ Room Slf111'9 Room Dining Starting Applicant DosiAid For Ful Time Pllrlltion, Garla1rtc & SU parvlaory Expartenca A Plusl Banofitslnctuda COmpetitive salary, Avaltalltalnturanco Paid Vacallon, Fraa Meals Employee DO<:ounts, CAidft Unk>n Membership, Medical Dlsoounts and Raxlbla Schadutlng Come 'lillk With UOI ll>till Ba • Glail You Did I Ravsnawood Care Cantar t 113 Waohlngton StiNt Ravonowood WV (Located Next To Cope a Marl<at) ~elarancoe Required. 1035 t•xes 1991 7234 sa9 500 oo 740-446-toe9 dry·wall and electrical 7.40 949- ....... 111 500 740-949-9018 Middleport 12 Acroa 01 Land, WIM Conalder Land COntract With 15,000 Down Pavmant, 740 387- Porches 740-388-8931 carpen11)( painting siding roofing, 1991 Mans ion mobile home, ux60 IW6 bedroom one bath, central atr total electric, ready to 4 Bedroom Houee For Salt In Mtles From Holzer Ready For lm· med iate Poseaslon Prlca 304-675-1957 320 Mobile Homu for Sale 3BR Homo For Salt or Rtnl Gallipolis Forty AnSI (304)675-1105 Carpentry From Frame To FiniSh, Remodeling , Additions , Decks, Georges Portable Sawmill don t haul your logs 10 lha mm just call Part Time Secretary N1adtd For • Excellant Pa"'*'t Plan Flraplaco 2 Famii)'Room, 1Bath. specially physician oftlce man· agement Please 1ubmlt resume to Pleasant Valley HotpUal c/o Office Ma-r: 88-btd lntarmt- • -'booluto Top Dollar All U S Sli- Mu&t Have Explfltnce With Pro· pane Buffer /Orivll Lic:tnat 1 888-491-6131 BtiWHn 1 ~M ·5 clan office/physician billing ex· per lence Three year~ of multi· .Wed1meyer's Auction Service, Wsntad to Buy corner of Birch/Elm In Meadowbrook Addilion PI Pleasant w/ Construction Knowltdg• A Plua f No Phone Cans Accepted /Stnd Reaume To Christian's Conat 8,0)11o & West VIrginia, 3043-57115 Or 304·n3-ll447 '80 3BR Brick Rtnch localad on the In accountlngOr related Ueld A Now Taking Appjlcatlona From Domino's Pizza. Gallipolis & Po· moloy Only 7'10 146 4040 ~·~ Olllo 740-379-2720 Ptraon fPersona NHd To Main· Payroll /Job Cootlng /AP IAR Ability Tb Hand~~! Multlptl Tasks I Oulpatlenl Alcohol And Other 310 Homu for Sale tenence Ti le Floor In Pomeroy Gallipolis & Potnt Plealanl Area for Pl'lyalclan Practice Strvlcu Now aecepling Applications at ~lck Pearson Auction Company, I time auctlona•r. complete Florida 96 Allcansas 68 Kantuctcy 67 Alabama 63 Mlsslss~ St 75, Mlsslss!>l>l 59 New Mexico 76, Colol'lldO St 68 Yard Sale •1 Lambuth 79, Union Ky 60 Oregon 76, Anzona St 74 Oregon S1 70, Arizona 69 OT 70 Tuppera Plains St Pau l U M Church- basemem sate, Mar 3rd Mtd-SOUIII Contoronc.quertl<ftnata Cumberland Ky 87, Georgotown Ky 80 BYU 73 Air Force 52 Col Potv SLO 75, Pacific 68 E Washington 64, Montano St 89 Long leaCh St 72 UC Santa Barllara 69 Montano 88, Pontand S1 79-0T Nevada 82, Solto St 59 Milt Fro m Northup Bridge, 740· 446-0097 lun-ay a Monday o-ltlon- W Michigan 87, Bowling Green 63 FlrWMI Reward Lost Dog Ron Weiler 1 1OOpm Friday Ohio St 58, Indiana 44 Florida A&M 88, Nodolk St 74 On Ka-;ohaln. 740-441-0401 ltt Ylinl sato1 Big T•n Confereno•flnl round Northwestern 68 Iowa 59 Utah 84 Lost Keys, Has Letter "H" Kev chain Also Has Krog er s Card Help Wanted 110 edge 01 Qulcllbooka Software, Flllid, 740·446·1000 Reward! ldvlnc1. O..dllne 1 OOpm the 4ay before lhe ad 11 to run, Wisconsin 56 MIMesota 49 Davton 94, Duquesne 64 Lost Black And While Female Cat In The VIcinity Of Memorial Middleport & VIcinity Elan 58 N C Asheville 39 Llbeny 87 High Point 49 BOOKKEEPER WANTED - Min 01 2 Years On Tl'le Job Expert· ence, Computer Friendly. l<nowl meroy Ohio .45789 attn Carol ; ,; ' Charleston Southern 75 Aadfortl 52 Coastal Carolina 75, Winthrop 55 AVON I Ail Areast To Buy or Sell Sl!wtey Spoaro, 304-e7&-1429 Excellent teem atmosphere, ex ceptional co-workers, benefits and good Survey History Inter roes araa, 740 892 3812 Now Jersey at Calgary 9 p m Big South ConforenoiHkot round At1n Work From Homt Earn Up To $2 000 IPorHimo $10 000 Full Time Full Tralnii\Q Provlded Call For A Frtt Booklet 1·118 849-2256 collar, vary lrlendly Wthe Ter· Detroit at Dallas 8 p m Nashville at Anaheim 8 p m Tournament• HalpWant.d 100 bed skilled nursing facility N Y Islanders at Phllada'*'la, 7 p m Amwlcan Mldweet Conf..-ence-t.mlflnal• William Woods 67 McKendree 54 110 Found- largo white dog with Ilea SundBy's games Wyoming 63, San Diogo St 55 Eaal LoBI and Found Buffalo at Washington. 1 p m PhOenix at Chicago 3 p m Utah 67 New MeKIOO 59 W washington 72 Cenl Washington 66 Frontier Conferenc.-ftl'lt rvuM ' Carrotl Mont 79 Rocky Mountain 68 Montana St ·Northern 73, Westminster 60 3469 UNLV 64, Colorado St 69 Regular-season action 740-379 9061 Dallas at Phoenix. 30 p m Anaheim at Calgary 9 p m UC Santa Barbara 98 Cal St Fullerton 51 men's scores . Loat basset/ beagle, part ia lly blind, needs help to get home on Lincoln Hill Pomeroy 740-992 Oregon St 70 Anzona 69 Saattle Pacific 79 St Martins 62 NCAA Division I White Blchon To A Good Home Detroit at Washington 7 Pm florida al N V Rangers 8 p m Tampa Bay at Chicago 8 30 p m N Arizona 74, sacramento St 57 North Texas 62 New MelCioo St 51 Oregon 67, Arizona St 56 pm Part Huaky Part Shepherd With Blue Eyu 740 448 3687 740 448-4247 • FarWMt Salurday'a game• jlhot1 And Spayed Call Even lnga 741l-446 1420 Overtime losses counl as a loss and a regu !alton tte Philadelphia at Boston 1 30 p m 165 168 149 167 188 Both liner Trained Had Sola to gi ve away (304)458 le57 Northeast Dlvlolon :::: 31 34 27 26 19 1 Calico 30 26 8 3 71 204 186 27 31 8 7 69182 172 27 28 10 1 65 175 18) Buffalo at N Y Islanders 1 p m 145 187 183 211 2 Adult Female Cats 1 Gray Mix 33 23 Saturday's games 1 a 3 1 Giveaway Los Angelos San Jose Anaheim Tonight's game1 AHantlc Dlvlelon W ~ I 8I fiL llf liA :l8 20 7 5 68 198 158 " Oftk:o of Dr Edwanl L Howard Ia CLOSED (Rotlremont) Phoenix a IHm . 6 82 185 185 Montreal 5 Boston 2 St Lou1s 5 Atlanta 2 onawa 5 N Y Islanders 5 he Colorado 5 New Jersey 0 Vancouver 3 Anaheim 1 San Jose 4 Nashvi lle 3 Ca~lna 5 LoS Angeles 2 Utah at New York, 12 30 p m Orlando at Boston, 3 p m Toronto at Vancouver, 3 p m N v Rangers Portland LA Phoenix 90 1 83 5 55 2 53 Thursday's scores Sunday's games N Y Islanders PacUic Division 0 Plclflc Olvlalon EASTERN CONFERENCE 3~ IB!fla.Qf liA Edmonton Colorado NHL standings W L & 36 37 33 25 24 .23 18 ~ 16 6 20 6 36 6 34 7 Nonhwelt DIYIIIOn WESTERN CONFERENCE Mldwoot Dlvl1lon 42 38 22 22 LOUIS Detro•t Neshvill$ Chicago New Jersey at Houstoo 2 30 p m CLEVELAND at t A Clippers 3 30 p m Sacramento at San Antomo 6 p m Philadelphia at Chicago 6 p m Detroil at Washington, 7 p m Seattle at AUanta, 7 30 p m Minnesota at Milwaukee 9 p m 13~ Centrlll Dlvialon Chanotla Canton Cath 52 LOUISVIlle 42 St Louis vs Montreol at Jupiter Ra 1 05 PlttlbUogh vs Phllade'*'la at Clearwater, - Fla 1:05pm Montreat VI St Lculs at JupHer, Ra , 1 05 p.m Tampa Bay (sa) va Atianta at Ktnlmmee, Fla 1:05pm • Texas va. CINCINNATI (ss) at sarasota, Fta, 1:05 p.m CINCINNATI (a) va Tampa Bay (u) 81 St • Pet-og Ra 1 05 p m Flortcla vs Baltimore at Fort Loudardala, Fla 1:05pm Kanaaa City vs Detroit at Lakeland Ra , 1:05pm Bolton vo Mlnne- at Fort Myora, Ra , 1 05pm CLEVELAND at Toronto, 1 05 p m. Houoton vs New Yollc Yankaea at Tampa, Fla.,tt5pm Now YOI1c Mala VI Leo Angofel at V1110 -2:05pm Chlcogo CUbs vs MllwaukH at Maryvalo, Ariz., 305 p m ~ VI SOn FranclaCO at Scottadalo, Ariz., 305 p m Chlaogo White Sox VB Arizona at Tuceon, Ariz., 3:o5pm 5aatUa VB san Diego at Peoria, Artz , 3 05 pm Anaheim Yo Ollkland at Phoenix, 3 05 p m W L Phlladaphla Orlando St Saturday's games Atlentlc Dlvlalon W Jum Boston at Toronto 7 p m New York at Atlanta 7 30 p m Utah at Chal1otle, 8 p m Golden State at Denver 9 p m Vancouver at Portland 10 p m lnd1ana at LA Lakers 10 30 p m EASTERN CONFERENCE 37 • 35 32 27 24 23 17 c..,tral Division Tonight's games NBA standings Thurtday Monday thru Saturday 90().530 WESTERN CONFERENCE CLEVELAND 114 Chrcago 1tOOT Pepperdine 82 Gonzaga 71 Portland 71 St Marys Ca.l 65 San Diego 65 Loyola Marymount 62 Santa Clara 74 San Francisco 56 Miami New York women's scores 111-. !Iunday's game• w..t Co11t Conference-fll'lt round Jum NCAA Division I Fla . 1 05 p.m New VOlt< Meta VI Sl Lcula at Jupiter Fla , 1 05 p.m Ka-1 City VI at I<IUimmH Fla , 1:05pm MinMIOta (as) Y1 CINCINNATI (SS) at sara-. Fla • 1 05 p m. CLEVELAND vo P111tadelphla at Claarwa· Ia< Fla , 1 05 p.m PIUollUogh Y1 D<rtrolt at Lalclland, Fla 1:05 pm CINCINNATI (as) Y1 llal1lmoro al Fort Laud You UrsuHne 52 Girard 43 ardalo, Fla 1:05pm. Florida w 'lilmpa Bey at St Potorabuog Dlvlaton IV Fla , 1:05pm Arlington 41 Riverdale 37 • Texas va Minna- (18) 01 Fort Myero Fta Baaoom Hopawati-Loudon 80, Gibsonburg • f:05pm • • Tororm VI New Yollc Y-••• at 'lill\tlO 59 Bodford Chanol82 Klntand 26 ' lola, 115 pm Columbiana Crestview 59, Soulhorn 39 : • Arizona (as) va Colorado at Tucoon, Ariz Daltllnce Ay...vtllo 56 Edoorton 49 305pm. ce-.hoa St John's 57, Kallda 42 Slin Oligo VI SOn Francloco ot Soottldolo E Canton 55, lndlapandence 46 Ariz., 305 p m Holgate 70 Montpelier 63 Olklllnd va Milwaukee at Maryvale, Artz Kidron Cent Chr 47, Lorain Cath. 38 8:05pm. Laetoria •7. Sebring McKinley 42 , Chlcogo Whlto Sox (81) VB Chicago Cubs at Marla Stein Marion 50, Minster 38 Ariz , 3:05 p m• N Robinson Crawford 58 South Cerrt 33 Chlcogo White Sox (..) vs Arizona (ss) at New Bremen 75, Lima Allen E 63 fUCSM, MZ, 305 p m New Wash Bucl<eye Cent 53 Okl Fon 40 Anaheim VI SoatUo at Peoria AriL 3 05 Jot Ottawa Hills 45 Fremont St Joe 39 _pm Pandota·GIIboa 57 ConYQy Crestview 36 eo.on COMege va Boston at Fort Myers Uppar Sc~to Valley :;e MCComb 41 Fla., 705pm Windham 59, Fairport Harbor Hanllng 37 a.ttimOJe¥1 Florida at Viera, Fla, 1 OSp m Detroit va Houston at Klaslmmee Fla 1 05 pm • New York Yankees vs Pittiburgh at Braden (pn, Fla, IOSpm p~ vs Kanaos City at Hotnaa City Fla , 1 05pm Atlantl VI 'lilmpa Bay at St Patorsbuog fla,105pm CINCINNATI vs Texas at Port Chariotte Eta. 1 05 p.m , Mtnr)laota VI Bolton at Fort Myers, Fla 1 05pm CLEVELAND at Toronto 1 05 p m Loa AngetM va New Yoi'M Mets at Port St Lucie, Fla , 1 to p m • Sin Fl'lt'ICliCO vs Chk:ago Cubs at Mesa .Artz,305pm Milwaukee v& ColoradO at Tucson A.rtz - 3:05pm ArizDnll vs Chicago Whl1e Sox at Tucson Mz.,305pm Ban Oligo VI SaaHio at Poorta Anz 3 05 pm Clakland va Anaheim at Tempo Ariz 3 05 pm Tr1n1South Conference-1econd round Union Tenn 81 Berry 56 Samlord 80 Campbell 51 7~921842 Quality clothing and household !Item• $1 00 bag sale every Orlando 104 Charlotte 96 Trana America Athletic Toumament~uarttrflnall Cent Florida 74 JacksonviiJe Sl 55 Georgia St 77 Florida Atlantic 54 Mercer 79, Troy St 75 • New To \00 Thrl1t Shoppo 9 Wost Stimson, Alhons New Yortl: 101f Milwaukee 94 New Jersey 103, Daft as 102 Houston 102 Sacramento 99 MlnnQS(lta 108 San Antonio 102 Phoen1x 118 lod1ana 87 Wofford 81 VMI 72 District tournaments 30 Announcement• Philadelphia 87 Washington 84 Mlaml101 SeaHie 83 Southern Conference·flrtl round Davidson 71 , Coli of Charleston 51 Wofford 66 W Carolina 56 Peraonala Gentleman Seeking Companslonlhip From Nk:o Femala For Talko, Walka & Friendship Send At· plies To 553 Second Avenue, "partment 1403, Gallipolis, OH 45e31 Thursday's scores Vanderbilt 80, South Carolina 58 Furman 77 UNC Greensboro 61 Ohio H.S. girls' scores 005 Why walt? Start meeling Ohio singles ton ight Call toll free 1 IIOCI-786-2623 extanslon 6178 TODAY'S SCOREBOARD Col Watter&an 64, Col Beechcroft 43 ANNOUNCEMENTS Three piece living room suite, gray with trim, good c:o!dton. = $200 OBO oal 740-1148-241 t Three pllce blu•rar. a. room lultt. meuvt • 740-N2· Tested Bull Sale 50 Angua And Monday March 8 At 6 30 P.M AI Tho NIW OK uveatock Auction On T~a Boyd 606·763·8888 ·, Reglatsrod Anguo Bult1 For SOle 740 245--5084 640 Hay & Qraln Round balta of hay, 7.40·742 2302 Straw Bright Wlra no Strew YUr 'Round Delivery & Volume 011· count A'llllllbat Htrjlage F1rm (304)e75-5n4 ,) �... OOP Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio The Dlllly Sentinel • Page B5 _ {ALLEY ~~i,.i~i·~~~~~~~~~~~ao~~--------~----~--------------------~~~~~~~~~====~::::::::::::::::::~;g~~~~~~~J , i4. aama11: 110 Autol for Salle . . , . _ Bot ..- •art concnon, Club Bingo On Rutland, Ohio Thui'HIIya Truck seats, car seats, headllners. truck tarps, convertible & vinyl tops. Four wheeler seats, motorcycle seats, •• four doOr, lherp, $4850, ATI:30P.M. llalnst., 140 lt8 2041MIW~ga. 1111 lluklc Eloctto E - 1 2nd ...... OJ f« Now 'tl>ung om.r ...........lty Sound, $500 OBO, &.• IIHoogo II Not Homo, 740· Pomoru~, OH till.,. Pretenls 44t476. I* 1300.00 Covwell Sterbum Prog......,. top line. Lie. ' 00-50 STILLWATER Sal. Night Only! Come out and help support tiiO l'tytllouth Horizon 4 Doors, J II)Hd, Auns I Drives Well, UIIO. 7.245-98112. ssoo.oo ~-80 Hondu From 129/Mo., "'-'<<ot 0 Down. 24 • 11.1% LJolngl. II00-3tll-3323 Ext. Racine Amer'ican Legion Post602 · Steak & Noodle Dinner Sunday, 11 am $5 dine-In or. .,1. =.;:=. IMI Ford Ttmpo, runs good , put on, seoo OBQ, JN7 Cllryllor l.ollaron 2 Doors, Automottc With .r.lr, PW, POl, · .e roat Gu · Mlloago, loon a lluno Gooa, $1 ,885, 740·446- -1. PSI Remodeling, . Roofing New Additions, Pole Buildings, Etc. · Free Estimates Mizway Tavern Karaoke Fri. 9:00-1 :00 Steel Horse Ela.nd Sat. 9:00-1 :00 $2.00 Cover . IN? Hillin 200 SX·SE. Phono: PIN~. 1111 Nlsun Century Black 2 Dooro, 4 Spood, S850, 740·388- 1407, 740-388 Be82. 1110 BUick ltSibre, 4 door, all - · - n t oondltlon, $3995, 7-.25:lior740-4o46-7t94. 740.992.·1709 2J1 1100 1 mo pd. VFW of Mason Dance Sat Night 9-1 Music by At. 33 Members & Guests 1110 Nl&aan Maxima Accepting ' . .alod BIGs Thru March 8th, ,...,,.... Phone: 740·387-5.055, uaau 7:30 & 4 ~M . IUILDEU INC. C:Ondltlon, 3 HP Outl>oara Molor, · ,40-3711-2228. • Replacement Windows • Room Additions ·--·· · 11113 Grand Am 2 Ooora, 82K 83.tt5: 1991 ~umlna Euro 2 Goora 88K $3,995: 1995 S·10 IOK $5,495: Otha r 3·1 0 Trucks A!lll Cora Starling At $1,795, ~ Momro.740-448-0103. • Rocofino KIT 'N' CARLYLE® by Larry Wright 1113 f«d Prober GT, v~. 1111 op- . ""Y dean, $3000, can 740lla-8888 or 740-992-3985. . COMMERCIAl. and REsiDEIIliAI.J . V.C;YOUNG Ill 740·992·7599 992·6215 (NO SUNDAY CALLS) 22'yro. Lo.caJ , . R&I.OHiitv 11114 Cadll~c Oealgnor Edition , • k mlill, al leather, an options, RtpiCiiot••• ,.arllzed cream color. tan clolh aop, txc.ellenl CClndlllon, garege .,..,,, $12,000 llrm, call740·992· lutolodvPa•tl tt84 Eagle Talon, automatic All replacement parts ..... :7108, reave mesaage or call atter overdriVe, fully loaded, txctltent «MMIIIOII, $8389,740-8411-2181. . FrM Delivery ·t1114 Ford Probe, 2.0, 16 Valvo ,uol Injection, A.T.. A.C., $3200. f!D41576-2887 Iff:( Grlrnd l'rbr, S.E., SunRoof, l,oadld. Good ConditiOn. $8500. C304l4S8-1 577. 740-742 ~9501 'Toll Free 1178 Fairmont: 1191 Huandl;' !898 Cougar X~7 . Run Good. Oflor. (304)578'2903. ,ltfl Mustang, Purple, 35000 - · · Tlnr.d Wlndowa. $10,900. jl Public Notice f ... Subaru legacy Sedan."AII 'illleat Drlvo, 3;4'2 Mlleo, load· .... $13;400, 740-3711-2218. . 1117 Grond Prix • GT, Block, 2 toor. loaded, Good ConditiOn:· . 11118 Pontla~ Trona-Am 380 V-8 t.B-1 Corvtlla Engine, Automsuc Jranamlialon, Factory Chrome ~·for Salle . 1115 Frolghtllntr c/o 4'00 Cum- . , . ll~U Many New Parts A.sk- .,. 17,000, Cllt Alttr 8, 74G-44&- ·1115. . ttl7 Toyoto · Truck 4 Wheal Orlva, New Tires, ·Excellent . . . . 740-245-5891 . 1991 Bayllno CapJI, 130 HP, 18 Ft. Open Bow, 740-448·2518 Call Plus 2 Swivel Van Seats , Plus Other Front End Parta For A ~ Chey, - · · Sl8,000 . Coli (304)675- 911. • Mtl GMC 2 Ton CaUio Truck , 1lli1 Ford F·150 XLT 2 WD, 8' lilcl, e Cylinder, Automanc, AIC, N, PB, PW, AM/FM CO, 70,000 - . $7,200,740 418 3988. Chovy Sllvorodo Stop Slda, Uedod. EICIItnt Condition, Naw 'tlros, SB,OOO ·Firm . 740·245- -· lft7 black Chevy 8·10 Stopeldo _.tended Cab, 3 door, loaded, 15,000 miles, very shlrp, full tar· \1111. $12,000, 74().949-2045 or 7<4Nfll 2203. Y1n1 I 4-WDt 1178 ChOYY. Short Whool Baaa, 11!0) 4 Wheil Drive. $1,200. Call Aftoiei'M. (140)388-8883. IH7 Chavy S· IO Blozor, 414, t.IL, A.T., A.C., High Millo, 11.000. (304)816-2887. Tht Home National Bank rtHI'VIt the right to reject any or all bld.a or. to remove · any unit from lilt Ala at anytime. Arrangomonto may bo modo to lna.,.ct ..,y oltho abovt named whlctaa prtor to tho aala by catting 740-2210. . . Gtorgt Lawronct, , COIItclfon Olllctr •:-mail - mmyJticpomtlOAQL .C'om Also Sh~w Quality Pomeranians & .. Pet' . ' 790 1998 Nomad Camper, 2211. Sleeps 7·8 . Only UHd 8 tlmea. $7,500 ftrm. Col: (304)61~178. SERVIC~S 810 .. Bankruplcy , William · •· . HER!! St~ Mae Du,.,t Mom, lt!s Been /. . A Year Stiace You Left Uo, But You Are Alway• "In Our Heam And On Or~rMirid.. 'Gone . and Grqnd Kid. ~ ~ 8323. • • 1;HE BORN LOSER ,. . cor OF .. em oc ::JJ~ro .lOit.llf.) N.N~ ~llo\E. ~"fOOl~"f) 'f\OW WOULD ~ ~~T ~0 f..IJ~'( KIC:*\Hl()l.,'{ WELl'.! . ' 0 ' ' '' '- • 1 ' .. Cle~n & Scotch · Guard $40 Normal Size Room; I ,:!· ' 46771' . 740 949-2217 ,, • Appliances/ •. • Elect~cal · · . ·Plumbing ~And more · 'Houre . ~ ~ ,: 7ici!J AM • '8 PM : 1n. 25 Ptaled 28 Short '.,,..;;, . ; ;; 28 ru:owlng :-;, ;; ·•11 .. ·<!~. .. I0 S 10 I"!· ·~ Ie ,_ I,. • ,Jft- · I' I" I" I" , .~ - lliiUIO 1 mo. Pd.' I -- I I .""" SCUM.LETS ANSWI~S Tanker· Stoic- Eider· Ossify - DISASTER · A new colleague was 'very enthusiastic about the job . I believe, however, that enthusiasms without intelligence IS a DISASTER. ~ -•• ;1\1. . ... rfl.l ,. ~ ·" d • BulU,•er ~ BarW.O. Sen>ke• Houire & Trailer Sitet Land Clearing & Grading . · . SeJitk Sy•r-. t1: Udlitle,· (740J H24UI 7122/tFN .. ...... NowR1all•• High &·Dry Stlf-Sttr•l• . . . . . . . .111111 . Fadol'y Aldhorized 33795 Hiland Rd. Pomeroy, Ohio . Deale~. , . , It, llr. 7•. . . . 740·99.t·Sth .·-.-. .·~M ' .-!!J'I> .. !"~~t "'"~ ' .o(\o( ...i.;, • ' 11!11 ·e . :.!l . . '\ . ~hday · ·' "IJU'I. ' (Ap~l ~0-May < ~ 1 ' Saturday, Mon:h 4, 20!10 . ·By this time next year, some· 1 thinl you've pieced together will • bC siani(icant and beneficial in I yclurlife. Your 'awarenessofhow l ihe many small pans comprise the ~ whole witt be the. reason. ' ,PISCES (Feb. . 20-March 20) Get ciut today and show what · y911're of. You have the . · ' •, opj\o!lunity ta,lncrwe your err· , • c~ of friends and ~areer conllets , .. !•' ~ . thtoughpeoplewloom·~insto . .• know you better.-l)Ymato patch. ' · r. uptbroken tonJIIIC<'?TheAstrQ' G10ph "Matdunaker can help you ;. unrlonllnrlwhaltoclotornakethe · ( relationship.work. Mail U .7S 10 · ·~ Motchmakor(c/o thio newspaper, f ., P.Q. Box 17j8, Mu~t~~y Hill Sta· ~ . . lion New Yodc, NY -!01 ,6, ' . ARIES (Mon:h 21-April. 19) : You could 'be eopccially lucky '· IOday•ia rmdina oovent woya 10 .... e• your linancllt bee if Y,• you're willing IO leln:h in htdolen !· made ., \ ----- ~ l. ' -~-~ ·, :!.. '~ HOWARD ·· EXCAVATING CO. •• rr, t ,._ ~ .··~~ ,.,., Joseph.Jacka ·i 740-982-2068 : . ' ' I , -,. ~ , • ··~ .. , ~I .. ;lr" t\i • Plll)llng • Plumbing . : • •' Ftw Eatlmltel Cue-IHP- I • '~ ; ·' , I l' ~~~........~.... r-~:::=~- ; ROIIRT IISSILL CONSTRUCTION I I 1I ... .,~ 1....F-R-ID-AY----------MA_R_C...,.H-31 ·-~~: New Ftoofa • Repoll'l ; • Coating • Guttorl ~ • Biding • Drywell FREE. . · '· 9r Matt Has~lns at 9$2-~156 •.. ·· Sentinel ,. & CONSTRUCTION · ~ ESTIMATES ·740-882·1811 I. To get a current weather · report, check the JACKS ROOFING ~ . ~ Slztl 5'•X10' to' 10' X 30' ,..~~~~~~ !. . MU.Trac:twa ' ''""" " I ~~--~~mu~~~~ c • New Homee • Garages • Compl.-e A ....... 1 emU..e lng . Stop & Compere Don't 111111 out on this •• .- Call 'Dave Ha.rrls • ·" lncllln 30 Mlmlco ~~ 31 Ancltntallw "' • .. .... : ~ 37 Ltnen 31 - for tat ::,. 41 Soaking wet .•. -, 42 Hawaiian · .-~ lnotrutMnta ., ,..,. . 43 Gambling . •.• !t I '. ' Home · Main~· ElecMicsl, '(JV000306, 304-e7517815. .... ,. · 24 lroquolo anlmlt I I I I' ~ • , Racine, Ohio Any . Point Pleasant Register Furniture • tarpet • Wallpaper • Insurance . I Road ";, ' I Resktentlal or CommerCial wiring new lfll~lce or repairs. M11ter Ll~ c1n11d eJeclrlclan. Ridenour ·• ~ ,_...I* HIT~]] ·,• . I0 \ ' ' GAWK! 5MIIll'. ~ NAME, DON'T • YOU THINK? L.;.;: · W~VY.£!:~~·~~!2,2;~~j: i ' ' ..---=:-:-::-=-=----. ' BURKE'S .. SELFHILL'S STORAIE ; · 28870 Baehan l ·CA~PET SERVICE. ' The Dally Sentinel ..·\: 10\ 20 S60 Gallipolis 'oaliy Tribun~ · 992-1717 ' CATC::HY •Driveways, • Tennis Courts •Parking Lots • Playgrounds •Roods. • Streets \ 1. Supplement to: _____ Pus II · Hend.e~,:sori, WY ' WILL BE HERE FRIDAY, MARCH17TH , Rlfrlglratlon Paaa Paaa 23 tan'l well .... ....• :You LIKE TO WI~ ~li,(XJO,I:lOOt IIARI\VFIJ. SH)HA<;E a Eul 3• Pus .•( apttch I ~. !:11\ ~D WE'IJE: ruo\ .2090 HOME IMPROVEMENT EDITI.ON . • Hardware • Paint · · • Construction • Banks North Pau 22 LlludttOfY II No t:mbol'l'llumont... You',. Treated with Rolpectl Call Now for lno1tlnt• ~pro•111ll!l"' 74D-446·t141 . ' Weal t• 4• 11 Mtcllcol aunt~ ·.t 21 ICIOicl •' ."' ~ WORRYIII!t! ·. .74.0.7~:2~2706·: ··~· tonence- Painting, Vinyl aiding, carpentry, ·dporo, wtndowl, bllha, mobile homo repair end more. For fru esllmatt call Chet, 74CJ-1112· South 10 .._ -, Brute" 11 Tum ohorplr ·., ·.,· 12 sand llurd . , .. >~ . C:ell Phone 674-33ll · Fax 304-675~2457 ,· Geneial 5 Lagtllllllltr 311 Honking blnle . • Scilnt :IIDIVIIIort BY l'Hn.LJP ALDER 871-1417,'ar·44B-141' · .: Hwbaltd, RafPh· , And AU Of Your Kid. n95. 7 Smell~ 8 Guido. high note 9 Zola heroine 12 ""a,) . Yestercby, we looked at that well-known but oft misundera~..; ~t stood topic ofcovering an honor 4s WriW'aencr.·. ·::o. with an honor. I pointed our that 47 - - lltt "," t it is right .to cover the last of · gr1111nd ••. ~ 48 King of . : ...;,. touching honors, yet only if it btllate ·'~ might · gain your side · a trick. 498athe 50 Snaw coaltat'. ~· , However, the . subject is more . 52 -Aviv '·· • complicated than this because 1.-..L.....l....J-.1-.J..54 lelort Cpoat.) • A! ...... sometimes covering the last hon,.., or might save declarer a guess. CELEBRITY CIPHER ·-" ~ by Luis Campos · ·suppose South needs one trick ~ Cipllor cryptograma ·aro CIUIOd lrorn quotations by famcuo peoplo, put and from dummy's singleton jack prHtnt. Eacn tetter in the·cipher stands for anothe;. · .• . opposite his doubleton.king-IO. If. TQday's clue: N eque/s M ' , ..·~· ·· .J" East obligingly covers with the 'D GMAW EWWY AWZK GIIOOK, ,.;'t queen, declarer is in clover. · ~ . There is also a related situation AWZK ZDTG AWZK EWIIIFDIIJ, ,. ,l r ' 'J, in which, in a trump contract, NITG MRIJMFWR, AW -ZK . IIINLIP ~-A dummy has a side-suit singleton. .,. Should the second hand win with IVGMO. OK .'-:- EZDCDFFW ' '....,....., •••'l MYR AWZK his ace, or should he duck? Although today 's hand is only cine EMZRLF ~t example, I think the solution is the PREVIOUS SOLUTION: 'The world has known only about a hall a dozen .~ ~ gtntusea ... I got only lalrtv near.' - Fritz Ktelaler ., percentage answer. North three-spade bid was a WOlD limit raise, 'showing four-plus lAM I '::~~;~' S©1:tlllA-J£~trs· .trumps and I0-12 support points. ,:_1• j ~ , 14ho4 ~y . ClAY l. POLLAN-----;• When having a nine-card or bCt· ,:. .r..:, 0 Rearfoni;Je lettert of th~ ter fit, add three points for a sin· four ocrambltd wordo b. ·.. ~ ~ , low Ia form four ~mplt -do. gleton (and five for a void). ,, ...'f{ .. West guessed well to lead the SOMIPE three from his stronger four-card 2 suit. After going up with dummy's I king, declarer immediately called ' •J • for the club three . Luckily, East .,l'f was ready. playing low without .a ,. · ·~ -.. "·6' flicker. Understandably, South put .A'~ in his Jack, losing to the queen. · Back came another heart. Now ~C:...:::,U.,.:J~I;....:.E~-1~ "I've concluqed," the elderly ' ·· ~J declarer was condemned to losing ,, .. ll' 4 man mused, that the reason truth a trick in each suit. I I .IL.....J.......J 1 is stranger than fiction is that there L.--1-..JL.....J As you will have noticed, if r--------.!.;is · • •• of · ·." ... East goes in with the,club ace, or ,,. ~ Q s· L o G v s fumbles, South either will discard . ..t,! j-,.,. .,.1; . ,..;1~...:1:...:,1.,.:'!.,I.-I Compltlt tho . chuckle quorod .. dummy's third heart· on his club by fiWng in the mlal~g words ". . .,&~..\ L.--1.-...J.I-..J.L.....J.--J..--1. ... you deYelop from step No. 3 below. king; or will have no club loser. ~·:t Unless it is the setting trick (or • PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS IN 1• I• ~v-a._. .you have the ace and queen), it THESE SQUAaES · · . ,1M' will nonnally be best to duck your . . UNSCRAMBLE LETTERS TO ·. 'tl ace. U GET ANSWER Roj)o • Dlvom.ct [ 5~0~ . But Never For&Otto~.- French Clly Mayllq, H0-448· 4 And llllllra The deep well •'• No Credit • Slow CredK • Bankruptcy f-e]n Memory. . . AppNance Porta And Servlct: All - . 34 Bill ahlp 35 Ariclanl 2G Knob r-~~-------------------------, ! CRIDrr PRIBLIIII??? ~ . Att~mey • · CUSS.IFIEDS! Name Branda Over 25 YNI"I 'Ex· perlence AII ·Work Guaraotttd, C&C ,.-·liNt . '"""" .......... I 0<1 Wllllfl'OOHI1\l. ~~;;,.__ aa.eoo. . • ~·CTIT:TTTJII"•TII•-- •• For lnlornl8tlon Ngantlng SAVE TIME AND MONEY SHOP THE IIAIIIIINT WATEIIPAOOFIIIG Uncondlllonal llflllme guaraniH. Local reltrencaa turnlahed. Ea~ 1975. Cal 24 Hra. (740) 446-0870, 1·800·287·057,p. Rog· '*:S Loto of ~. Glraae Kept. ExcoNont Co :lllfc4). 13,075 mneo. (ID 11118 . . , . PLUME HAT 1 GOT I In·Momo;y Home · Improvement• = - t o1•~ .. Motor Home~ ll=.,crowd 58 Pklacl 20 Subtle -.lion DOWN 21 Acv.a - La 1 HarM CWIIa dlraaU.. 23 il!agll'l r7Fomw- 2 FaaltiOn ''!" :12 Furloua 13 Mr lie I ollltt -- CLASSIFIEDBI Campa,.& 58 Rut .. 367 ()j1/ AjltnHon: Now HeaUng And Coof·· V-45 Mognum Shah lng Shop Offers Great Rallo Ancl IHI11t Mag Wheola, For PariS · ElrOIIItnt SIMco. lot. Our E•por> lliO. 740-3711-2130. tnce Technician Give You A ~ Fret E111mate Today And Beat 8~zukl 125 AM 2 Stroke, Tho Spring ~uah. Call Advineod ti,IOOJIO, 740·245·5011 Or Comfort Systomo AI 740 -446. . . . L-.. 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FREE ESTIMATES . 1 .. 7 4 • A 8 6 Q\ ofloollng • Oullwa •Yinyt Siding I Pointing •Patio I Porch Docb 8 Soulb • K Q 10 9 3 ' CARPENTER SERVICI ~ Etal • :1 IIIII' •t 57 0nly Weal • A1 6 • Q' 7 3 • Q 9 7. :1 Jeff Warner Ins. 992·5479 . •Room lddlllonll lllmodoflng New Homes • Vinyl : •NtwGa,.. . . Siding • New Garages · •Eitctrlcal ll'tumbtng · ·lilt Caprice Stationwagon GOoG • K 54 t K J 10 • 3 Cellular ~ YOUNG'S ~::'nlu.. 17 C10M f1lfcon • J . 54 ~ pegll. 15="1n~­ .. f.!:'l 75o East State Street Athens, Ohio 45701 ( . I 14 ........ !Itt r- _..LLLB. CONSTRUalON 1 lp • ·=: . : eJ.:· ACIIOSS 11CIIcltllleilt ~·~ (740) 742-8888 1-888-521-()918 ---------------~~~~~------·~••• 7r.::-clly '~• Larry Schey boat covers, carpets, etc . ~on • Frt 8:30 • 5:00 Over 40 yra experience Peytng 110.00 PHILLIP ALDER Stop in And See Steve Riffle;. .Sales Representative .. NBA Cro••word Puzzle 1 ' abo.;'luRUS 201 · You can acc:ompllsh some new, sh'ort·range pl111s today with relalive ease. This is because you' ll receive I he coopencion of associ. ates. Go for your aoolo. GEMINI (May 21 -lune 20) Something good could transpire tOday penalnlns to a sliuati<>'l thnt is• f.Ontrotled by .another,. but. ri"ccts you.lt'tlrestore your faith in humanity. CANCER (lu'ne 21-July 22) Someone \Yho like.! YOUJ111,Y step· forwlrd.loda)o andeitber ..uomelhr~s ntce for Y'1" ordra up some • illfonnatlon t~ Cl>l'ld benefi~ you grea~ly. It's jiood. to h~Ve friends. . LEO (July 23-Aus. 22)·A ~~~ ambttlon ~ou hav~ thnt you ve .. ·' beenwOtlttngonw•th.IIIOiherhas aood chjiiiCe of betna fulf\tlecl today. II mig~l come about th.VUsh a tucky break, .. ' VIRQ9 (AUJ. 123-Sepl. 22) . Thatllplimisticlltitudeyoui'Ciolr! today will oerve you well. ~le will DOl only lillen oncl boorl ,_ mJPIII-Iralela- p to I new level of respect• • .' ' LlilltA (Sept. "23-0ct. 23) Conditions are ripe today for expandins your involvements with others for rnumal beneftts. 'Get towher with C<lhons and · make plans thll ..., grand in scope. ' SCORPIO (Oc:t. 24-Nov. 22) Conclusions you draw I~Y are apt to be risht on, because your juilgments are ~nd and far seeipg. Have faith in whll you envii,i9n as , wetl as in those with whom you envision' them. ., AOriTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dcc. 2i) Apprecillion or rewanls for ~hing you do for MIOiher cclllld be IIIII!" generous than usu• at, Vtlli~ ·yo~r ..rvices '1'•11. today, especially in the wodc '• place. , CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-lail. , J ~ Throu1h people with whom you hove !"me very close ties, se""!"'lood things coulcl happen · for yoo...This is because nice JUY onclaals do not flllilh 1111 JOday. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20.Feb. 19)"' , l{~coulduteafewextn~s in yoltr pocket, bC happy. because today 'a coadltlonl could lllloer ill . - ravonble otoanaao t1tat could mean_, In your wallol. ' ~ :, ~ , ,_h•.t> ...._ . "'·' 1:: ~ ,... ·· : ~ - ~ "~:! ..t"t,1 .... ... .. ·~ • 101. ,; ··':J!t ' �... OOP Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio The Dlllly Sentinel • Page B5 _ {ALLEY ~~i,.i~i·~~~~~~~~~~~ao~~--------~----~--------------------~~~~~~~~~====~::::::::::::::::::~;g~~~~~~~J , i4. aama11: 110 Autol for Salle . . , . _ Bot ..- •art concnon, Club Bingo On Rutland, Ohio Thui'HIIya Truck seats, car seats, headllners. truck tarps, convertible & vinyl tops. Four wheeler seats, motorcycle seats, •• four doOr, lherp, $4850, ATI:30P.M. llalnst., 140 lt8 2041MIW~ga. 1111 lluklc Eloctto E - 1 2nd ...... OJ f« Now 'tl>ung om.r ...........lty Sound, $500 OBO, &.• IIHoogo II Not Homo, 740· Pomoru~, OH till.,. Pretenls 44t476. I* 1300.00 Covwell Sterbum Prog......,. top line. Lie. ' 00-50 STILLWATER Sal. Night Only! Come out and help support tiiO l'tytllouth Horizon 4 Doors, J II)Hd, Auns I Drives Well, UIIO. 7.245-98112. ssoo.oo ~-80 Hondu From 129/Mo., "'-'<<ot 0 Down. 24 • 11.1% LJolngl. II00-3tll-3323 Ext. Racine Amer'ican Legion Post602 · Steak & Noodle Dinner Sunday, 11 am $5 dine-In or. .,1. =.;:=. IMI Ford Ttmpo, runs good , put on, seoo OBQ, JN7 Cllryllor l.ollaron 2 Doors, Automottc With .r.lr, PW, POl, · .e roat Gu · Mlloago, loon a lluno Gooa, $1 ,885, 740·446- -1. PSI Remodeling, . Roofing New Additions, Pole Buildings, Etc. · Free Estimates Mizway Tavern Karaoke Fri. 9:00-1 :00 Steel Horse Ela.nd Sat. 9:00-1 :00 $2.00 Cover . IN? Hillin 200 SX·SE. Phono: PIN~. 1111 Nlsun Century Black 2 Dooro, 4 Spood, S850, 740·388- 1407, 740-388 Be82. 1110 BUick ltSibre, 4 door, all - · - n t oondltlon, $3995, 7-.25:lior740-4o46-7t94. 740.992.·1709 2J1 1100 1 mo pd. VFW of Mason Dance Sat Night 9-1 Music by At. 33 Members & Guests 1110 Nl&aan Maxima Accepting ' . .alod BIGs Thru March 8th, ,...,,.... Phone: 740·387-5.055, uaau 7:30 & 4 ~M . IUILDEU INC. C:Ondltlon, 3 HP Outl>oara Molor, · ,40-3711-2228. • Replacement Windows • Room Additions ·--·· · 11113 Grand Am 2 Ooora, 82K 83.tt5: 1991 ~umlna Euro 2 Goora 88K $3,995: 1995 S·10 IOK $5,495: Otha r 3·1 0 Trucks A!lll Cora Starling At $1,795, ~ Momro.740-448-0103. • Rocofino KIT 'N' CARLYLE® by Larry Wright 1113 f«d Prober GT, v~. 1111 op- . ""Y dean, $3000, can 740lla-8888 or 740-992-3985. . COMMERCIAl. and REsiDEIIliAI.J . V.C;YOUNG Ill 740·992·7599 992·6215 (NO SUNDAY CALLS) 22'yro. Lo.caJ , . R&I.OHiitv 11114 Cadll~c Oealgnor Edition , • k mlill, al leather, an options, RtpiCiiot••• ,.arllzed cream color. tan clolh aop, txc.ellenl CClndlllon, garege .,..,,, $12,000 llrm, call740·992· lutolodvPa•tl tt84 Eagle Talon, automatic All replacement parts ..... :7108, reave mesaage or call atter overdriVe, fully loaded, txctltent «MMIIIOII, $8389,740-8411-2181. . FrM Delivery ·t1114 Ford Probe, 2.0, 16 Valvo ,uol Injection, A.T.. A.C., $3200. f!D41576-2887 Iff:( Grlrnd l'rbr, S.E., SunRoof, l,oadld. Good ConditiOn. $8500. C304l4S8-1 577. 740-742 ~9501 'Toll Free 1178 Fairmont: 1191 Huandl;' !898 Cougar X~7 . Run Good. Oflor. (304)578'2903. ,ltfl Mustang, Purple, 35000 - · · Tlnr.d Wlndowa. $10,900. jl Public Notice f ... Subaru legacy Sedan."AII 'illleat Drlvo, 3;4'2 Mlleo, load· .... $13;400, 740-3711-2218. . 1117 Grond Prix • GT, Block, 2 toor. loaded, Good ConditiOn:· . 11118 Pontla~ Trona-Am 380 V-8 t.B-1 Corvtlla Engine, Automsuc Jranamlialon, Factory Chrome ~·for Salle . 1115 Frolghtllntr c/o 4'00 Cum- . , . ll~U Many New Parts A.sk- .,. 17,000, Cllt Alttr 8, 74G-44&- ·1115. . ttl7 Toyoto · Truck 4 Wheal Orlva, New Tires, ·Excellent . . . . 740-245-5891 . 1991 Bayllno CapJI, 130 HP, 18 Ft. Open Bow, 740-448·2518 Call Plus 2 Swivel Van Seats , Plus Other Front End Parta For A ~ Chey, - · · Sl8,000 . Coli (304)675- 911. • Mtl GMC 2 Ton CaUio Truck , 1lli1 Ford F·150 XLT 2 WD, 8' lilcl, e Cylinder, Automanc, AIC, N, PB, PW, AM/FM CO, 70,000 - . $7,200,740 418 3988. Chovy Sllvorodo Stop Slda, Uedod. EICIItnt Condition, Naw 'tlros, SB,OOO ·Firm . 740·245- -· lft7 black Chevy 8·10 Stopeldo _.tended Cab, 3 door, loaded, 15,000 miles, very shlrp, full tar· \1111. $12,000, 74().949-2045 or 7<4Nfll 2203. Y1n1 I 4-WDt 1178 ChOYY. Short Whool Baaa, 11!0) 4 Wheil Drive. $1,200. Call Aftoiei'M. (140)388-8883. IH7 Chavy S· IO Blozor, 414, t.IL, A.T., A.C., High Millo, 11.000. (304)816-2887. Tht Home National Bank rtHI'VIt the right to reject any or all bld.a or. to remove · any unit from lilt Ala at anytime. Arrangomonto may bo modo to lna.,.ct ..,y oltho abovt named whlctaa prtor to tho aala by catting 740-2210. . . Gtorgt Lawronct, , COIItclfon Olllctr •:-mail - mmyJticpomtlOAQL .C'om Also Sh~w Quality Pomeranians & .. Pet' . ' 790 1998 Nomad Camper, 2211. Sleeps 7·8 . Only UHd 8 tlmea. $7,500 ftrm. Col: (304)61~178. SERVIC~S 810 .. Bankruplcy , William · •· . HER!! St~ Mae Du,.,t Mom, lt!s Been /. . A Year Stiace You Left Uo, But You Are Alway• "In Our Heam And On Or~rMirid.. 'Gone . and Grqnd Kid. ~ ~ 8323. • • 1;HE BORN LOSER ,. . cor OF .. em oc ::JJ~ro .lOit.llf.) N.N~ ~llo\E. ~"fOOl~"f) 'f\OW WOULD ~ ~~T ~0 f..IJ~'( KIC:*\Hl()l.,'{ WELl'.! . ' 0 ' ' '' '- • 1 ' .. Cle~n & Scotch · Guard $40 Normal Size Room; I ,:!· ' 46771' . 740 949-2217 ,, • Appliances/ •. • Elect~cal · · . ·Plumbing ~And more · 'Houre . ~ ~ ,: 7ici!J AM • '8 PM : 1n. 25 Ptaled 28 Short '.,,..;;, . ; ;; 28 ru:owlng :-;, ;; ·•11 .. ·<!~. .. I0 S 10 I"!· ·~ Ie ,_ I,. • ,Jft- · I' I" I" I" , .~ - lliiUIO 1 mo. Pd.' I -- I I .""" SCUM.LETS ANSWI~S Tanker· Stoic- Eider· Ossify - DISASTER · A new colleague was 'very enthusiastic about the job . I believe, however, that enthusiasms without intelligence IS a DISASTER. ~ -•• ;1\1. . ... rfl.l ,. ~ ·" d • BulU,•er ~ BarW.O. Sen>ke• Houire & Trailer Sitet Land Clearing & Grading . · . SeJitk Sy•r-. t1: Udlitle,· (740J H24UI 7122/tFN .. ...... NowR1all•• High &·Dry Stlf-Sttr•l• . . . . . . . .111111 . Fadol'y Aldhorized 33795 Hiland Rd. Pomeroy, Ohio . Deale~. , . , It, llr. 7•. . . . 740·99.t·Sth .·-.-. .·~M ' .-!!J'I> .. !"~~t "'"~ ' .o(\o( ...i.;, • ' 11!11 ·e . :.!l . . '\ . ~hday · ·' "IJU'I. ' (Ap~l ~0-May < ~ 1 ' Saturday, Mon:h 4, 20!10 . ·By this time next year, some· 1 thinl you've pieced together will • bC siani(icant and beneficial in I yclurlife. Your 'awarenessofhow l ihe many small pans comprise the ~ whole witt be the. reason. ' ,PISCES (Feb. . 20-March 20) Get ciut today and show what · y911're of. You have the . · ' •, opj\o!lunity ta,lncrwe your err· , • c~ of friends and ~areer conllets , .. !•' ~ . thtoughpeoplewloom·~insto . .• know you better.-l)Ymato patch. ' · r. uptbroken tonJIIIC<'?TheAstrQ' G10ph "Matdunaker can help you ;. unrlonllnrlwhaltoclotornakethe · ( relationship.work. Mail U .7S 10 · ·~ Motchmakor(c/o thio newspaper, f ., P.Q. Box 17j8, Mu~t~~y Hill Sta· ~ . . lion New Yodc, NY -!01 ,6, ' . ARIES (Mon:h 21-April. 19) : You could 'be eopccially lucky '· IOday•ia rmdina oovent woya 10 .... e• your linancllt bee if Y,• you're willing IO leln:h in htdolen !· made ., \ ----- ~ l. ' -~-~ ·, :!.. '~ HOWARD ·· EXCAVATING CO. •• rr, t ,._ ~ .··~~ ,.,., Joseph.Jacka ·i 740-982-2068 : . ' ' I , -,. ~ , • ··~ .. , ~I .. ;lr" t\i • Plll)llng • Plumbing . : • •' Ftw Eatlmltel Cue-IHP- I • '~ ; ·' , I l' ~~~........~.... r-~:::=~- ; ROIIRT IISSILL CONSTRUCTION I I 1I ... .,~ 1....F-R-ID-AY----------MA_R_C...,.H-31 ·-~~: New Ftoofa • Repoll'l ; • Coating • Guttorl ~ • Biding • Drywell FREE. . · '· 9r Matt Has~lns at 9$2-~156 •.. ·· Sentinel ,. & CONSTRUCTION · ~ ESTIMATES ·740-882·1811 I. To get a current weather · report, check the JACKS ROOFING ~ . ~ Slztl 5'•X10' to' 10' X 30' ,..~~~~~~ !. . 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' The Dally Sentinel ..·\: 10\ 20 S60 Gallipolis 'oaliy Tribun~ · 992-1717 ' CATC::HY •Driveways, • Tennis Courts •Parking Lots • Playgrounds •Roods. • Streets \ 1. Supplement to: _____ Pus II · Hend.e~,:sori, WY ' WILL BE HERE FRIDAY, MARCH17TH , Rlfrlglratlon Paaa Paaa 23 tan'l well .... ....• :You LIKE TO WI~ ~li,(XJO,I:lOOt IIARI\VFIJ. SH)HA<;E a Eul 3• Pus .•( apttch I ~. !:11\ ~D WE'IJE: ruo\ .2090 HOME IMPROVEMENT EDITI.ON . • Hardware • Paint · · • Construction • Banks North Pau 22 LlludttOfY II No t:mbol'l'llumont... You',. Treated with Rolpectl Call Now for lno1tlnt• ~pro•111ll!l"' 74D-446·t141 . ' Weal t• 4• 11 Mtcllcol aunt~ ·.t 21 ICIOicl •' ."' ~ WORRYIII!t! ·. .74.0.7~:2~2706·: ··~· tonence- Painting, Vinyl aiding, carpentry, ·dporo, wtndowl, bllha, mobile homo repair end more. For fru esllmatt call Chet, 74CJ-1112· South 10 .._ -, Brute" 11 Tum ohorplr ·., ·.,· 12 sand llurd . , .. >~ . C:ell Phone 674-33ll · Fax 304-675~2457 ,· Geneial 5 Lagtllllllltr 311 Honking blnle . • Scilnt :IIDIVIIIort BY l'Hn.LJP ALDER 871-1417,'ar·44B-141' · .: Hwbaltd, RafPh· , And AU Of Your Kid. n95. 7 Smell~ 8 Guido. high note 9 Zola heroine 12 ""a,) . Yestercby, we looked at that well-known but oft misundera~..; ~t stood topic ofcovering an honor 4s WriW'aencr.·. ·::o. with an honor. I pointed our that 47 - - lltt "," t it is right .to cover the last of · gr1111nd ••. ~ 48 King of . : ...;,. touching honors, yet only if it btllate ·'~ might · gain your side · a trick. 498athe 50 Snaw coaltat'. ~· , However, the . subject is more . 52 -Aviv '·· • complicated than this because 1.-..L.....l....J-.1-.J..54 lelort Cpoat.) • A! ...... sometimes covering the last hon,.., or might save declarer a guess. CELEBRITY CIPHER ·-" ~ by Luis Campos · ·suppose South needs one trick ~ Cipllor cryptograma ·aro CIUIOd lrorn quotations by famcuo peoplo, put and from dummy's singleton jack prHtnt. Eacn tetter in the·cipher stands for anothe;. · .• . opposite his doubleton.king-IO. If. TQday's clue: N eque/s M ' , ..·~· ·· .J" East obligingly covers with the 'D GMAW EWWY AWZK GIIOOK, ,.;'t queen, declarer is in clover. · ~ . There is also a related situation AWZK ZDTG AWZK EWIIIFDIIJ, ,. ,l r ' 'J, in which, in a trump contract, NITG MRIJMFWR, AW -ZK . IIINLIP ~-A dummy has a side-suit singleton. .,. Should the second hand win with IVGMO. OK .'-:- EZDCDFFW ' '....,....., •••'l MYR AWZK his ace, or should he duck? Although today 's hand is only cine EMZRLF ~t example, I think the solution is the PREVIOUS SOLUTION: 'The world has known only about a hall a dozen .~ ~ gtntusea ... I got only lalrtv near.' - Fritz Ktelaler ., percentage answer. North three-spade bid was a WOlD limit raise, 'showing four-plus lAM I '::~~;~' S©1:tlllA-J£~trs· .trumps and I0-12 support points. ,:_1• j ~ , 14ho4 ~y . ClAY l. POLLAN-----;• When having a nine-card or bCt· ,:. .r..:, 0 Rearfoni;Je lettert of th~ ter fit, add three points for a sin· four ocrambltd wordo b. ·.. ~ ~ , low Ia form four ~mplt -do. gleton (and five for a void). ,, ...'f{ .. West guessed well to lead the SOMIPE three from his stronger four-card 2 suit. After going up with dummy's I king, declarer immediately called ' •J • for the club three . Luckily, East .,l'f was ready. playing low without .a ,. · ·~ -.. "·6' flicker. Understandably, South put .A'~ in his Jack, losing to the queen. · Back came another heart. Now ~C:...:::,U.,.:J~I;....:.E~-1~ "I've concluqed," the elderly ' ·· ~J declarer was condemned to losing ,, .. ll' 4 man mused, that the reason truth a trick in each suit. I I .IL.....J.......J 1 is stranger than fiction is that there L.--1-..JL.....J As you will have noticed, if r--------.!.;is · • •• of · ·." ... East goes in with the,club ace, or ,,. ~ Q s· L o G v s fumbles, South either will discard . ..t,! j-,.,. .,.1; . ,..;1~...:1:...:,1.,.:'!.,I.-I Compltlt tho . chuckle quorod .. dummy's third heart· on his club by fiWng in the mlal~g words ". . .,&~..\ L.--1.-...J.I-..J.L.....J.--J..--1. ... you deYelop from step No. 3 below. king; or will have no club loser. ~·:t Unless it is the setting trick (or • PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS IN 1• I• ~v-a._. .you have the ace and queen), it THESE SQUAaES · · . ,1M' will nonnally be best to duck your . . UNSCRAMBLE LETTERS TO ·. 'tl ace. U GET ANSWER Roj)o • Dlvom.ct [ 5~0~ . But Never For&Otto~.- French Clly Mayllq, H0-448· 4 And llllllra The deep well •'• No Credit • Slow CredK • Bankruptcy f-e]n Memory. . . AppNance Porta And Servlct: All - . 34 Bill ahlp 35 Ariclanl 2G Knob r-~~-------------------------, ! CRIDrr PRIBLIIII??? ~ . Att~mey • · CUSS.IFIEDS! Name Branda Over 25 YNI"I 'Ex· perlence AII ·Work Guaraotttd, C&C ,.-·liNt . '"""" .......... 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FREE ESTIMATES . 1 .. 7 4 • A 8 6 Q\ ofloollng • Oullwa •Yinyt Siding I Pointing •Patio I Porch Docb 8 Soulb • K Q 10 9 3 ' CARPENTER SERVICI ~ Etal • :1 IIIII' •t 57 0nly Weal • A1 6 • Q' 7 3 • Q 9 7. :1 Jeff Warner Ins. 992·5479 . •Room lddlllonll lllmodoflng New Homes • Vinyl : •NtwGa,.. . . Siding • New Garages · •Eitctrlcal ll'tumbtng · ·lilt Caprice Stationwagon GOoG • K 54 t K J 10 • 3 Cellular ~ YOUNG'S ~::'nlu.. 17 C10M f1lfcon • J . 54 ~ pegll. 15="1n~­ .. f.!:'l 75o East State Street Athens, Ohio 45701 ( . I 14 ........ !Itt r- _..LLLB. CONSTRUalON 1 lp • ·=: . : eJ.:· ACIIOSS 11CIIcltllleilt ~·~ (740) 742-8888 1-888-521-()918 ---------------~~~~~------·~••• 7r.::-clly '~• Larry Schey boat covers, carpets, etc . ~on • Frt 8:30 • 5:00 Over 40 yra experience Peytng 110.00 PHILLIP ALDER Stop in And See Steve Riffle;. .Sales Representative .. NBA Cro••word Puzzle 1 ' abo.;'luRUS 201 · You can acc:ompllsh some new, sh'ort·range pl111s today with relalive ease. This is because you' ll receive I he coopencion of associ. ates. Go for your aoolo. GEMINI (May 21 -lune 20) Something good could transpire tOday penalnlns to a sliuati<>'l thnt is• f.Ontrotled by .another,. but. ri"ccts you.lt'tlrestore your faith in humanity. CANCER (lu'ne 21-July 22) Someone \Yho like.! YOUJ111,Y step· forwlrd.loda)o andeitber ..uomelhr~s ntce for Y'1" ordra up some • illfonnatlon t~ Cl>l'ld benefi~ you grea~ly. It's jiood. to h~Ve friends. . LEO (July 23-Aus. 22)·A ~~~ ambttlon ~ou hav~ thnt you ve .. ·' beenwOtlttngonw•th.IIIOiherhas aood chjiiiCe of betna fulf\tlecl today. II mig~l come about th.VUsh a tucky break, .. ' VIRQ9 (AUJ. 123-Sepl. 22) . Thatllplimisticlltitudeyoui'Ciolr! today will oerve you well. ~le will DOl only lillen oncl boorl ,_ mJPIII-Iralela- p to I new level of respect• • .' ' LlilltA (Sept. "23-0ct. 23) Conditions are ripe today for expandins your involvements with others for rnumal beneftts. 'Get towher with C<lhons and · make plans thll ..., grand in scope. ' SCORPIO (Oc:t. 24-Nov. 22) Conclusions you draw I~Y are apt to be risht on, because your juilgments are ~nd and far seeipg. Have faith in whll you envii,i9n as , wetl as in those with whom you envision' them. ., AOriTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dcc. 2i) Apprecillion or rewanls for ~hing you do for MIOiher cclllld be IIIII!" generous than usu• at, Vtlli~ ·yo~r ..rvices '1'•11. today, especially in the wodc '• place. , CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-lail. , J ~ Throu1h people with whom you hove !"me very close ties, se""!"'lood things coulcl happen · for yoo...This is because nice JUY onclaals do not flllilh 1111 JOday. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20.Feb. 19)"' , l{~coulduteafewextn~s in yoltr pocket, bC happy. because today 'a coadltlonl could lllloer ill . - ravonble otoanaao t1tat could mean_, In your wallol. ' ~ :, ~ , ,_h•.t> ...._ . "'·' 1:: ~ ,... ·· : ~ - ~ "~:! ..t"t,1 .... ... .. ·~ • 101. ,; ··':J!t ' �• • . .. • ' I : Pege 8 I • The Deily Sanlftet Pomeroy, lllddlaport, Ohio ONS . TO THE I • . •• •I • ' ' ' ' STATE RANKED will play New Boston Monday In District Play. front are (L·R) Brian Whnler, Brad Willford, Matt Bissell,.Garrett Kerr, Josh Broderick and Kehl. .In the . back row are Joe Marcinko, Steve Wnka, Eric Smith, Matt Simpson, Joa Brown, Josh Will and Chad Nelaon. . · · ,.. ' . ' ' ' . ·~~ ' ' Nineth r ' . ed Eastern·Eagles 20.2 vs New Boston 1140 ·Monday, March 6th ' . ' • . ' . . Good Luck Eagles Dr. Margie J. L..Wson D.D.s. 5th &Pearl Radne . · .9.49_2575. . ·Wesam · Construction . · State Route 7 Pomeroy 100 East Main St. f'·· Pomero Pomeroy • .V I ,-_!II' fo . -~ ·~· . ' • ~ • ... .... Qualty Furniture Plus . Tuppers Plains . 992-76C16 . ' Fisher Fulleral The Shoe.Place ·. Ho~q' · .. · and .Locker ·219 . . .. . ,. . ' -1992•5141 · Middleport . · . ·992~5627 992·5444 · . .·. . 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