https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c57a92bbe0bb32cc4a6f57d5145debe6.pdf 7548a98bdb183ec42ccd6b5bc92bce01 PDF Text Text . • • . , . ' ThuNday, March t, 2000 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Page B IS • The Dally s.tlnel McCain calls halt.to ·campaign legislative voters ouck establishment C OLUMBUS (AP)- Republicans who voted "JiOtnl do11't wa11t to be told wlwt to : fa~ the established choices at the top of the Ohio do. Th..,1 alii tnut their OWIJ imti11cU.". pr imary ticket went their own way in several leg• islative races, as lawmakers got their fint taste of Clwlatophoo Finney politics under term limitS. Voters on Tuesday followed the wishes of the the party line at the top - Bush and De Wine cas~ state's GOP hierarchy by selecting Texas Gov. ~y won all four counties, as weU .as the Senate disGeorge W Bush for president and Mike DeWine !fict - they found reasons to split with the state for a second U.S. Senate term.They also fell in line or county leadership in the legislative races. The Hamilton County races set off one group, behind the endorsed candidates for Congress, no tably Pat Tiberi over Gene WallS in central the county establishment that wanted to keep Ohios 12th District. · ccmtrol of the endorsement process, against anothBut, in some legislative ,campaigns, they ignored er, an aqti-tax and anti-abortion faction that said the wishes of Gov. Bob Taft, Senate President the voters should choose freely. R ic hatd Finan and Speaker Jo Ann Davidson by In two open seats, the Pro- Family group's canchoosing insurgent candidates for the Ohio House didates, Tom Brinkman· and Jim 'Raussen, beat- the aod Se nate. There were 34 GOP primaries, most party's candidates, Steve Adami and Tawana Kaels in seats opening up because of the term limit of Simon, respectively. . . / 'There were probably three prongs to our mes~ eight years that vOters approved in 1992. "Voters don 't want to be told what to do. They sage. The Right to Life en dorsement was .tremenca n trust their own instincts," said Cincinnati dously important as was our message of lower lawye r C hristopher Finney, whose loose- knit taxes," Finney said. "The .thing that motivated group of anti- tax conservatives, known as the Pro- · mo1t people was the revulsio'n at the attitude of family Alliance, knocked ·off two House caitdi- the · party. They tried io shut us down at every dates endorsed by the Hamilton County Republi- tu'tin.:· .~ "· ca n Party. ·' ,. ep. Dale Van Vyven, R-Shanonville, who . Other chinks appeared in the GO'P armor: endorsed Simon as · his successor, said although he -. Oavidson 's choice in . a central Ohio House \vent along with the party's endorsements, maybe district, incumbent Dave Robinson, was ham- it sltould have stopped .short. "Perhaps when they got. down to a couple of mered by Jim Hughes, an assistant Franklin County prosecutor who· had the endorsement of the veey'good candidates, ~hey should have let the prlcounty party. maries go without an endorsement," Van Vyven ~ In a west-central House district, State Boatd said. of Education member Diana Fessler beat fred Shordy after the endorsements -· and the Worth, despite Worth's endorsement by the Miami ruckus they raised - . county GOP Chairman Counry Rep~blican Parry. Rep. Robert Netzley, · Buck Niehoff resigned and state Treasurer Joe the current representative, was so against the party .· Deters toolc over. Deters said the party should not making endorsements that he ql!it as - chairman have .enddrsed in the open seats. · after 42 years on .. the,job. "I saw that it would be a little divisive an~ it .- Another GOP incu.m bent, <:;hristopher proved to be," Deters said. Widener of Clark County, lost to state Sen. Merle ·Davidson, a Reynoldsburg Republican who Grace Kearns even though Davidson backed must eave the House next year because of term Widnener, whom she had appointed. limi~, said she ho.ped the lessons of term limits -State Rep. Jim Jordan swept by favored Rep. woulli not pe lost. on future leaders. . Jim Buchy to land a .western Ohio Senate nomi~ · "Wbai we've probably seen at this time is ·ail nation. B11chy had the support of Taft, Finan and thest,:people backed up with no place to go. I'm Davidson as well as some county endorsements. not iisre we'll see this again for some time,". SEDONA, Ariz. (AP) - John McCain, battered in primaries this week and facing yet another grim day Tuesday, has decided to call a halt to his presidential campaign, aides said. McCain sc heduled a news co nference to announce his decision and the only suspense was whether he would out of the race entirely, or simply put his campaign on hold. He was not expected to endorse R ival George W Bush at his news conference. Advisors were still discussing- tactics- ·to keep the themes McCain raised ·• part of the election debate. After absorbing a Super Tuesday primary drubbing, McCain McCain has made it clear that his bid to reshape the Republican party huddled with seni'or strategists will continue even as he leaves the race, and much of the campaign and majo r financial backers at his discussion focused on how to gain leverage with Bu~h. (AP photo) mountain cabin here to assess an aide said "there's no change in House. ·' " th e situation.· t h at poSition. ." He's not going to walk away· ' It didn't take long for strate" · McCain 's campaign added a from issues !i.e cares about," g ists to conclude that soldiering spark to a GOP cpntest that Weaver said. '' He's going to cono n made li1tle sense, and within most had expected Bush ·to tinue fighting for that. There are a fe w hours the campaign sc hed- · dominate, and he rocked the all kinds of avenues to do that." ule \Vas scrapped. C ampaign campaign with upset wins in A key to McCain's plans will events in .C olorado and Illinois New Hampshire and Michigan. be Bush's reaction. Despite were canceled, and aides said . Interest in the GOP fight was defeating McCain soundly, Bush McCain •had ho public events high and voter turnout in some presumably would want to reach after today's announcement. Two early contests soared. ·out . to independent vo ters who sl' nior campaign aides confirmed McCain has made it clear that rallied to McCain:s cause and that McC ain was halting his bid Ills bid to reshape the Republi- that could require some degree can party will continue even if of accommodation.' for the nomination. . Most of McCain's senior aides · he leaves the race, and much of The primary campaign has have been urging him to . with" the campaign discussion focused been bruising and there's been draw, saying Bush has built an on how to gain leverage with little effort to seek middle almost impossible lead in the Bush. ground so far, but political realidelegate •count. Any doupt of That explained th.e lack of a ties could alter that. · that was erased in this week's · Bush endorsement and the . There were few options facround of primaries, aides argued. refusal to completely rule out a ing McCain· after the latest "At so~e point it becomes a third party bid. Aides said round of primaries. He stunned · math issue," said one aide. McCain has generated enthusi- Bush with ·. a landslide win in There are disagreements, · asm on' the campaign trail, and New Hampshire, and rocked the however, about how to handle wants to translate that into campaign with a big win in the exit strategy: changes in the GOP. Michigan. Some have urged McCain to "I can't conceive of John But he fared poorly in this launch a thitd-part bid, pointing jumping from the Republican week's giant round of primaries, to his strength with indepen- · Party, but I certainly can con- and Bush began to pile up a dents in . the primary season. ceive of John· being pushed into huge edge in delegates. Things Putting his campaign on hold it;' said political director John only get worse for McCain as · would keep thai option in play, Weaver. Weaver has been among next week includes Florida and but McCain · has . consistently a minodry advocating McCain Texas, both states ~ith governors ruled that out, arguing he's a stepping away from the party to named Bush and huge delegate " loyal Reagan Republican,:• and continue a run for the White totals. While GOP voters il}those Ohio school NEW YORK (AP) - The clock has run out on Bill Bradley's drive . to win the Democratic presidential nomination, and the former professional basketball star and ex-senator was preparing to announce he is passing the ball to Vi ce President AI Gore. Bradley scheduled a pews conference today near li.is ·New Jersey campaign headquarters, and aides said he ' vould endorse Gore, who swept the 15 Democratic contestS held earlier this· week. , Advisers said Bradley plans to stay active in public life and is not expected to rule out another presidential run . But they added he has no interest in ·being vice president - a position Gore was unlikely to offer based on Bradley's failure to win any 'of the primary contests held so far. Bradley .launched his underdog campaign 15 months ago at a' Newark, N.J., community center, and his hopes soared through much of 1999 as he pitched his ideas for universal health insurance, an assault on child poverty and strict gun controls. He walked picket lines, spoke of his commitment to race relations and assailed Gore for past , ambivalence on abortion. Still, the Democr~tic Party's core constituencies - organized labor, minorities/ and ab. ortion-rights groups - rallied a10und Gore. Other factors worl<ing against Bradley included his ·distaste for political hatdball, his decision to challenge Gore in Iowa and competition from Republican John McCain for independent voters. Time and again, Bradley declined· to do more than jab at one Gore soft spot, the Demilcratic Party's fund-raising excesses in )996. And when he did take the gloves off, using past votes in Congress to paint Gore as a' dose! conservative, for example, the party rushed to Gore's defense. Tactically, Bradley's biggest mistake may have been investing time and resqurces ,in Iowa's leadoff' caucus instead of continuing to focus on New 'Han.l p'shire, where he overtook Gore in p.;lling for the Fe!>. 1. primary. INJUST2HOURS Plain and simple, the ll!dmlquel appled in this prognm IU"e ext! andy pcn"•ful; so · much so . that they're PATENT PENDING. Regardless of your past experience ~th trying to quit, other programs, orwta;her you Smoktd for 5 or SO years, this _pogtw!• is. designed soy~ am stop.~ ~ ptbilliiltlltly, ~ cravmp, witfiout Withdrawal or_;uwety. . Yes, that's right. You can stop smoking, no.t just cut down, but smoking .by seminar's end. March 10, 2000 Hometown News,.per Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Volume 50, Number IY4 s,• Vokiii'W Plull Tnt Applications noW available ' . • .•. ..•.• .. ..••.. ' .. . I • .. ~~ERAWARD < · WINNERS• • · This trio of ~ • ·g uitar players, left to right, Matt Williamson, •" Rees Wyant, and Anthony Bearhs, won ~e Enos Singer ·: Award of. · • Excellence at' the Tech Prep : Showcase held ' recently at' washington . Statfi' Cm:nmunlty College in Marietta. Meigs one offive counties included in • disaster declaration wtti1 the .:isttici asia ween again in NCM:mber 10 ·"'JPl'CM' the new lev)< Meigs music makers ' .:,Lt rnust1rl'll gu 't·"' pti"lio t sented a plaque for. their demonstration Univeniry in Portsmouth after winning first :';Rn'.•, """" .l wT uJ'.X using an oscilloscope to ~how wave patterns ,'piaces in the Marietta. contest. ';J,'/,'lf~ .f:r.··~t a·n 'nua'l >M .t.,~d i .and ;IIJ.ea5ure amplification..Beafhs' used a ' _ Carrie Hoover;Jennifer Reeves, Melissa S"~~."V&"•')•, ., .. ,,,,~ WWWrl .. · -t~~~;~t(t~s~C.i~l}~-.. ~i)d •...lnd ~Rny Bearhs received "'-narc ' ..·,, o• .;.,.,R!' ·;y· • f ,' .1:vu:.. 0 . ,..,.._ A team o ' aver- Monday whether 10 fUt $18 million 10 Ul million fur next )Or out oftheird&tria~ $360 million opetating budget Or; the boW could choose 10 bortt1.v ~ the ~ L\vy 10 roy time . Ericsson LX677 sfuderits fiom Meigs High School with a project on · a1 guttars · won the acoustJc · firs t annual Enos Singer Award of Excellence at the recent Tech Prep ~ow case · at Washington State 1nd olgn up lor 7Gommunity College, Marietta.' r Purchase an _: ·The three students, Anthony Bearhs, Matt Williamson, and Reese Wyant, were pre- 1 quellfylng AT&T c11Ung plan bllore ~1100 C.·nt- FLOOD RELIEF ...·.......' , :: Tha. C.,.~ lndudl,t,TAT PO . Srntewide, weer.; on Tuesday apptoYed 100 of the 161 education ilsues, or 68 percen~ accmding 10 the Ohio DepartC men! of Education. 'The five-year appn:ml ~ fur an ~om is 57 percent and the five-year applOVal age lOr primary elecriom is 62 pe=nt. Cincinnati mters on Tuesday renewed a school operating levy. rut they n;jected a new 6.5-mill levy that \muld h:M: raised$38 million ai1I1Ila!l)< 1bat mooey was 10 be used fur nuintenance, rehiring stlfl" membets who \\l:le laid cE earlier this academic )t'31' and reducing class sizes in ·kinderg;uten through thitd gtades . In north~ Ohio, officiak with the ' Toledo district~ said iheywill hal.e 10 cut $17.1 million fiom the budget aliu mters there n:jected a new 6,9-n)illlevy. Metnben of the Cincimati Boa!d of Education could decide as soon as ele~c ~tax'· an.d W~on, a IIX,stnng Silver 1bn•~ elecm•" lead, · .· · . · ••. • Th award · d by the M elf~! '' · · ·· e recove ~up " named for the late Enos Singer who was an active supporter of the .n'ashington-Mo·... • gan-Meigs Tech Prep COnso.rtin~. I• will be ' given annually to recognize an..... outstanding project of ninth and iOth grade students in the Consortium showcase competition. .· , Meigs had ~o teams of stUdents which advanced to the regioDal Tech Prep Showcase being .held today at Shawnee State first place for thFir . engineering project "'IihFcili' D ' fc M ' H- 1' h g · · ec a ty eslgn or e1gs School" · In the open horticulture . clilSS, Amanda Langdon, Cody Smith, and Shawna Manley · proJeCt · on ;,Aquacul· took a "orst r.·or 1hett rure." Also placing in the competition was the student team of Dustin Erlewine and Michael Brumfield who received a good rating in the engineering categoty. · range of programs, such as funding for disaster housing assistance, SBA low-interest loaris for individu~ls and busine.ses to repair or replace· damaged property, unemployment assistance, and gr.mtc; for serio us and necessary expenses not met by POMEROY A toll-free . other programs. application telephone number is R esidentS and busine.ses who now operational for those who suf- suffered damage or loss and have fered property damage or loss in insurance coverage should first Meigs County and other counties contact their insurance company. If affected by the severe storms -and they find they have unmet needs. flooding of Feb. 18 through March they should then apply for disaster assistance. · 2. Even if residents have already fEMA . requires the fo~owin g registered for a low-interest loan information when accepting appliapplication with the U.S. Small cations for assistance: a current tek Business. Administration (SBA), phone number, the address at the· they:need to call the toll-free num- time of the disaster and the current ber to be eligible for federal and address, if different, Social Securitv number, a general list of dama6":' state programs. Brad Gair, fedetal coordinating and losse. suffered, good directiom officer, Federal ·Emergency Man- to the property that was damaged. . agement Agency (FEMA) and insurance · information, includin g James R. Williams, state coordinat- policy number and agent infon m ing officer, Ohio Em~rgency Man- tion, and general financial infon iJaagement Agency (OEMA), said tion. Those needing assistance arc those affected by the disaster may apply for assistance immediately by encouraged to call the applicatiou . calling' 1-800-.462-9029, between 8 number immediately. Three programs are · offered a.m. and 6 p.m., Monday through through FEMA, and two by the Saturday, until furth er notice. Those with a speech or hearing U.S. Small Business Administration. fEMA offers Disaster Hou.sing impairment may call TTY (800) Assistance io Individuals and fami462-7585, In response 'to a request from lies whose .permane1it homes were Gov. Bob Taft on. March 1, Presi- damaged or destroyed by the dent Clinton signed a major disas- storm. including grants for altenlntc ter declaration on Tuesday.The dec- rental ho using, emergency. repairs laration designated the counties of needed to make a residence habitMcigs,Adams, Gallia, Lawrence and . able and mortgage or rental assisScioto, eligible for federal aid to tance in cases where t~e disaster has help meet the recovery needs of caused extreme financial hardship. The Individual and Family Grant stricken residents and business Progtam, another FEMA offering, owners. 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Hampshire by 6,200 votes - 50 were at a disadvantage i!. Iowa, percent ·to 46 percent. But having voted in Congress against Bradley tried for weeks to · spin. . subsidies for ethanol. Bui while Gore's narrow victory as a partial McCain skipped Iowa to focus success. · on New Hampshire, Bradley McCain, meanwhile, won the courted Iowans as a belated con- Republican New Hampshire vert to government support of primary and enjoyed the the corn-based fuel. reformer's spotlight also sought All the while, Gore attacked by Bradley who, due to a quirk in· Bradley's central proposal- uni- s~heduling, endured a. five: week versal health care _: at once call- stretch before ' the ne;Kt ·binding ing it too experuive and not Democratic contests. March Madness, All-district teams, 11 Melp County's .... to failed levies Advisers said Bradley plans to stay active in public life and is not expected to rule out another presidential run. But they added he·has no interest in being vice president - a position Gore was unlikely to offer based on Bradley;sjail11rt to win any ofthe primary contests held so Jar. Details, A3 · Friday are:~a;s;w~e~re~t;ow~in~g~~~~;~sa~id~·~:-~----~-----, Advantage DlgiUJ PCS Calllnc Plans districts react Bradley expected to end presidential·bid • Ohio ponders multi-state lottery, Al ... .. POMEROY ' Republican B. Sayre (D), 6lj)on R. Hill (R), and Democratic central Commit- 94, Joyce Whift'(R), 115; North tee. members, repr:es.,nting their . Olive::Janke ):..Young (R), 131; no o ' ' Democratic ~andidate; South respecave "II'OtiJ18 precmcrs, were MelodyL.' Haube~ (0),'81, Olive: elected during Tuesday's primary. .CandidateS .and un\)lticial results, BiU Durst (R. write-in), '5;, North -l?Y precinct, were reported by the . ·Orange: Thomas L. Dorst, Sr. (R), Mei~ County Board of Elections: 18!, no De~oc4c candi~e. · . Laurel ClifE QLT. Squth (R), · ~Bedford: Jane fl1:1l1Y"r (D), 109, ·niJ Republican candidate; Brad• 126; no Democratic .candidate; · fotd: Dennis Facemyer Jr. (R), 108; Middleport 2: Kenneth E . lmbouo Democratic candidate; East ~n (D),73,Ruth Powers (R),143; :Chester,Edwan!J.Werry (R), 260, ·Middleport 3: Connie Dodson 'po Democratic . qndidate; West (D), 61, Faye Manley (R), 108; Ghester, Mary J Hunter (D), 69, MiddlepQrt 4: Myron J.B. Duffield 1llair Windon (R), 284; Columbia: (D), 46, ~ernard ~-~ilkey (R),81;, Marco Jeffets (R, write-in); 9, no Mi!lei'Sville: Jo~lde (D), 70, J. Democratic candidate; Lebanon: · Andy Baer (R), 1118; Pom.eioy 1: Ann M. Sisson (D), 49, no RepubSharry! L. Proffitt (D), 81, Cecil W • l l Roseberry (R), 149; Letart: David Plllll . . . llla........ AS ' I ·HolJse combines wage hike with tax cuts Today's Sentinel ·:as•••-12,.... M s;;ll&dll: DH 'Caui&ie& D5 €oridel · SdlmDIIa ·Aj A3 Ohi&111rin DH ~ggdl .- A.l W....th•t Lotteries OIDO Pldd: 4-6-3. Pick A: 6-6-6-1 ~ I'M: 3-13-17-1~31 5YA. . Dltlly 3: (;.9-7 Dally 4: t-1-6-5 C 2000 Ohio Vlllcy 1'ubliobins Co. WASHINGTON (AP) aconj!ress should seud me · the wage by S1 over two years a $2,000 raise fo r a full - time Now that the House has passed a . a bill I can sign: a clean, S1 increase in the minimum wage 1 worker - instead of a GO P plan over two years combined with · straig aiforward bill that for the same raise over three years. . $122 billion in business tax cuts, · ra.ises the miuimum u1age The rewritten bill then passed negntiatdrs will ha~e to sort things by a dollar ·m•er him 282- 143. om wtth the Senate's Sl ,wage years/' ''Three years is simply too lo ng boost over tmee years and diJferto phase ' in a mi nimum wage ent tax cuts. Blll Clinton incr~as e," said R ep. Jim Trafi cant, President Clil:)~on ; meanWhile, D -Ohio, a main spmlsor. "An says he'D veto any·minimum wage "Once again, R,epublicans in increase of $1 over two years will biD if itinci11des a large tax relief the House of Representatives have an immediate .positive· : · package that uses wo much of tlte haye demonstrated that they impact on thous;mds offamili es." · projected federil budget sutplus. would· rath~r fikht .for special Earlier, the Ho use voted 257Even though most DemocratS interests than give working fallii169 for the GOP ta.x biD that support raising the $5.15-an-hour lies the raise they deserve," ClinClinton opposes, two-thirds of it wage to $6.15 over two years, the ton said in a written statement. cuts in estate taxes. Republican president immediately denounced "Congress should send me a hill I leaders then combined the tax and · the legislation passed Thursday .. can sign: a' cl~an, straightfOrward wage measures into o ne bill. . night by the House because of the bill that raises the minimum wage The Senate has passed a thr~c- ' "risky tax giveaw;tys" he contends by a dollar over two years." . year, $1 increase in the minimum would jeopardize Social Security The House voted 246- 179 for ' ,................. A:I and Medicare. ~ bipartisan amendment boosting ... - •. • " ~*·;....- �- •• ,. • .P8ge A 2 • The Dally Sentinel Friday, March 10,2000 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinel • Page A 3 • STATE BRIEFS llonest wlln wn to be left alone COLUMBUS (AP) -The wtm are hon'lSt enough that they don't need to be challenged by precinct workers about their politial belie& as they cast their ballots in primaries, Ohio's chief elections officer says. · "My m=ge to the 88 county bowls of election is to let them alonelea..., the voteB alone," Secretary of State Krnneth Blackwell said Thursday. . Ohio law allows - but doesn't require -a precinct official to challenge a. voter's intention to vote in a partisan primary if the official believes the _~ is a member of another party or is unalliliared. If challenged, the voter then must sign a statement declaring support fur that party\; principle5 or be denied a vote. Blackwell wants precinct workeB to take the voter's word that he or she adheres to principles of the party whose ballot is requested. Once a peoon _votes in a primary election, that voter is recorded as a member o(that party. "You still will ha..., to go in and ask for a Democratic ballot or a Repub- -~ ~an ballot.The only thing we're talking about doing away with is an instrup1ent of intimidation;· Blackwell said. "Vot= in America are tree men and · frtt women." •• !. I I I I ~ t r ft • . CINCINNATI (AP) - FBI agents and local law enforcement ofliceB are ~vorking together to· try to detennine why bank ~bberies· are on the r~e in southern Ohio. · · .. "We right now .consider it to be our most significant federal violent crime problem;· said Charles Goodwin, assistant special agent in charge of the FBI office in Cincinnati. · Bank robberies rep<>rted to the FBI increased by nearly 60 percent in southern Ohio last year. That runs counter to the historic trend that bank robberies seem to occur more often when the economy iS doing poorly, . Goodwin ~-rid . "There just isn't any simple explanation for it! don't knO\-; what it is;' he said Wednesday · The Cincinnati office of the ·FBI covers a region including Oncinnati, Dayton and Colwnbu<. In that area, 238 bank robberies were reported to , the FBI in 1999, up from 150 in 1998. . , In 1999, Dayton reported 70 bank robberies and Columbus reported· .1?4. Cincinnati reported only 25 last year but already this year has reported 15, including one Tuesday afternoon. Only six other FBI divisions, covering _areas such as Los Angrles and San Francisco, had more bank robberies than southern Ohio in 1999, Goodwin ~d ' : The three Ohio cities and outlying areas combined for a total far greater ~n the number of banks robbed in the New Yolk City area, which had 163. ; : "That's what really got our attention;· Goodwin said. • : OBERLIN (AP) - Cynthia Stewart relentlessly photographed her (laughters.everyday activities: 40,000 snapshots, or an average of a half roll of ~daily. . ·:_Of thoSe thousands,a,handful offiames of the 8-year-old in the bathtub l,ait summer landed Stewart in hot water, chatged with taking lewd photos. : Her cause has won the support of the American Civil Liberties Union of 9hla. I~ backers who have turned out at rallies and people elsewhere ~vho have contributed $35,000 to her defense. · ·: But there are some in this pictw;esque college town who believe its inapr(opnate to photograph an 8-year-old rinsing otf her genital area with a shower spl::l)l. · : "When I was growillg up. we never had picrures taken like thar:• Jean . ~uth, 50, ~1id'Thursday while pushing her !-year-old grandnephew in a 'troller. · : "An 8-year-old should not have herpicrure mken in the bathrub,"she said. : ~ Mansfield photogrnphy lab .alerted police to Stewart's bathtub photos. :: Stewart, 48, on the advice of her attorneys, turned dO\vn an interview request from The Associated Press. She said in a court .affidavit that her iUughter had a routine since she was 3 of rinsing heBelf off with a shower ~pray while d1e bath water ran dO\vn the drain. Ohio ponders entry State: Deciding overpass into multi-state-lottery sites is a difficult task COLUMBUS (AP) Ohio should offer lottery players a Jll)l)tistate game such as Powerball and lower the lottery profit requirement to below 30 percent to increase sales, according to a draft report. The Lottery Profit Review Commission's report, released Thursday, also says that implementing rwo controversial forms of the lottery - Internet sales and video lottery terminals - sliould be up ..to lawmakers. Those two possibilities involve . such major policy changes and are · · expected to be so controversial that further discussion should come from lawmakers, said state Rep. Donald Mottley, R-West Carrollton, the CO!nmission's chairman. "The most imJJortant recommendation we can make- in the shC>rt term is to allow participation in multicstate lotteries,;. Mottley said. Allowing this participation would retvrn money to Ohio now spent an multi-state lotteries in neighboring states, such as Indiana and Kentucky, which both play Powerball. · Mottley pointed to the success ·of the Georgia lottery, which alla- . cates its profits to three education programs: college grants and scholBOWLING GREEN (AP) the amount of car and ttain trallic, arships, pre-kindergarten programs State officials OYerseeing the pro- whether the crossings an: near and school capital costs. posed $200 million project to schools and hospitals and whether Georgia also participates in the build more railroad overpasses ambulance5 and fire trucks use the multi-sure Big Game, but doesn't around Ohio say they must evalu- crossing5 often. have video lottery terminals. ate each project carefully. Gov. Bob Tali: last month The connnission 's other recom"We need to be cautious and responded to complaints about mendations to lawmakers include not leap to a ready-made solution;· blocked qossing5' and announced spending more on advertising, reinsaid Tom O'Leaty, former director he wants to spend $200 million vesting unclaimed prizes into highof the Ohio Rail Development during ·the next 10 years to build er jackpots and giving profits from Conunission and a member of the more railroad overpasses. LaWIIlllkc specific games to easily identifiable coqmlittee deciding where to ers would have to include most of education progran1S. A ful31 report b uild new railroac;l overpasses. the money in furure budgets dur:is expected within two \veeks. The committee began taking ing those I 0 yean. The lottery is trying to reverse a suggestions from conunw-.ity leadThe project could create more three-year, $53 million decline iq en on Thursday about how it than ._to new <?VCtpasses, whicli lottery profits. should rank the projects. each will cost between .$3 million Ohio law requires all lottery Because each c~ng is differ- and $7 million. profit& go to education. The state ent, it ,vill be difficult to develop a · Ohio Department of Trans;Education Department received formula that ranks all individual portatian -.Director Gordon Proc$696 million last year, or about 6 project>; without coruidering other t_or said the conmuttee should percent of the department's annual factors, O'Leary sail;!. make its first recommendatioHS by budget. . .: Those facton likely·\vill include this fall. Mitchell Brown, Ohio lottery director attd a comn-.ission member, said his fim choice' would be to change the requirement that the lottery must maintain ari overall 3RD & P;EARL STREET profit margin of at least SO percent. By law, 30 percent of all money RACINE, OHIO the lottery earns must be profit, (740) 949-S009 meaning there are litnits on how much the.lottery can spend an pay- · outs, advertising and other expens-es. ·- candidate Blair Windon - 44114 Aw.u·d fll·nsnn, I ku l.,·,t<In Ali,h.t 'I:,ylur, Tr.1i1tin~ uell Rd. Pomero 0 H 45769 FOR GREAT SERVICE BEFORE AND AFTER THE SALE JERRY BIBBEE I ' . •l j ,. ' • • .. • ..,.., Wage ~· .,., from PageAl '. BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS '• Winter returns to the Ohio :; Valley this weekend. 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II the clu.ld's birth certiricate :is alread,-_on file with the league. it is nor reqlllred for signup; this w.u. 7 Gannen - 65"'"' General Electric - 25 • · Youth league sign.;ups !<. Akzo -39~. - PO MEROY - A bar .light resulted in the .m:esr of a R :rcine nun "" Thursday c:':ening. . ~ ccm-qing to {he 0:1~ i gs Counr;.,.Sh1.'ntf''i D t,•p .nrmenr . l e~;Iic~ \\ ~ Smrm\. 2rJ. Racmc.· wa.~ rl,l Jrg~.·d ,,·ith dic;o rd~rl" COJh.itkt t0llowing ,m .lltcr(,\tHlll .tt Good T l mt'~ ne.u Po meroY. . ' H e was j<tiled ow n-right and released this monung . " Preniier - 8-, ·: , 1 1998 FORD F 150 'l'he U11ily Sentinel, Il l Cl1~rl Sl., l'tlmerhy, ~ Firslar - 11'. Sank one - Man jai_ lecl on charge . AEP __:26~. AT&T - 52\ ALBANY- An Alban,· man was charged with D.lJI and !atlure to control after a one-car accide111 m Rucland Township on Thur,day e\-etung., According to the Mci[;' CountY Shenff·s Department. R obert E. Mcn gan. 36. ran his car mto a ditch on State Route 143 in Rmbnd Townshtp. and \\<lS ctted ro Meigs Cou ntY Court on the charges. ' :Flood LOCAL STOCKS Ashland Inc . ~ 31 ' . Charged with DUI aster loans are offered to homeOnce application is made bY : owners and renters for restoring or telephone, a FEMA representative replacing underinsured or unin- will \'isit the home to assess damage fromPigeA1 Sl!red disaster-related real and per- and to help families with necessary ~ . Locat('d At. 33 sonal property. Business d1saster paperwork. • • • • 7 Mmut£' s North of AIIJNIS farnilies to meet serious disaster- loans are made to repair or place "The process is pret[\' simple;· Schedule For Friday Mlrch t Oth related needs and necessary expens- destroyed or damaged business the spokesman said. "We realize noon OpnN6:30 Pll Moa-rllnl Fri. es nat covered by insurance or tacilities, inwntory, 11\aclunen· and .that this is a s1ressful time for peo1114.t2:30PJI 01 SilL &Sioi. other federal. state or valuntan· . equipment not' CO\'ered by insur- ple, and \\'e do \\'hat \\'e can to · ' agency disaster assistance p;ogram;, ance. make it as easy as possible to requesr assisrance-.'' · Weekly benefits are a\'ailable to These loans are aYailable to large those individuals out of work due and small businesses .in declared FEMA also urges residems who to the disaster. Disaster unemplov- counties, and 111,1,- .tlso be 0\'ailable. ment assistance is offered to self- only to small businesses.'for work- \\'ere not affected. but know those who were. to adYise .1fl~cted t:uniemployed persons, farm owners ing capital to assist them _during the lies oi the toll-iree number. and ro . and others not usu ally cowred disaster recawry period. r:ncom;age rhr:m ro ~~~k Jssisr.m~r:under regular unemploymem . Contacting the toll-ti·ee mui1ber . · msurance. · i~ rh~ only \,~ay to· r~gist~r tOr :lssisHome atid personal proper[\' dis- tanre through FE!\1!\ . .tecording to aster loans and business disaster .mo th~r FEMA spokes m.m. )Yho : PR 1NGVA~~.~~,.(,I,~,I~~' , loans an; affer<d through the SBA. .tlso urged rt>sidenrs to L'.tll thl! 446 4524 '1'14/t. < ,(J'<IIttt Home and personal propem- dis~ m~ fub~tl .lS soon .1 s pos~ ibk Saturday itight ... Rain shmwrs likely, becoming mix1.·d wirh SilO\\' shower-s. Lows in thL' mid :'tOs. . ' ' Extended forecast: Sundav... M(lstlv (loudv. A · ch,mr~ of snow or rain shmn.•rs in the monling, Conkr. Highs ~in d1 l.' mid +Os. Mnnday... l'artl\' dmtdy \,·ith a chal1l' l! · qf shmvlTS . L(1\\'S in thL' }o,Vl'r .1p~ ;md highs. iii thL' ln\n'r. SOs. ., AmTech/SBC ~ 41 '• S-1.3 million in HEAP conongency fun rk HEA l'. funded through the US Department of Health and Human ~en1ccs, helP' low-inco me OhJoans \\'lth home heaang com by pa\'mi; a poroon of ,\-Inter heattjjg bills. Applicant\ must haw household incomes at or bdo"· 15fJ percent of the feder~1 pO\-crty guidehncs. For a household of one, the total household income can not exceed 512,360, for two, S1 fi , )~fJ, fi>r three, S2iJ,82fJ, for four. S25,fJ5fJ, for fi,·e, S2'1,2iliJ, and for six, S33,51fJ. ' More' than 1~S,ftJfJ fa mil1cs were scn·ed through rhe program last \'ear. Appli catinm and infi>rmaoon arc a\·ailable from Sandra Edwards of the Emergencv Sen-ices Program at Gallia-Mci~;s Communtty Action Agent\ 74fJ-367-7341 n r . 'N2-6fl2~ .. Ct!'I1t. "' ·Ohiu 4S7t,IJ :~ One Wcek ....... .....,........ ,.............. ,......... S2.1111 Supercab 4)(2, XLT, V8, Auto, Air .CondiUon, Cu~. Tilt, Crul. ., All Power, ~I Trade Supercab.-4x2, XLT. V8, Auto, AC, tilt, cruise, All P.o:wer Equipped, Low Miles Sq';P I ' (USPS 213-960) Community Newspaper Holding.•, Int. ;~ 20% and The Daily Sentinel •. 'Diamonds afternoon ________, Cruloe, All Power Equipped, lariat Pkg. CHESHIRE -Applications for Ohm's Home Energ\- Assistance Program (HEAP) will now be accepted through April 30. Gov. Bob Taft announced this \\'eek that Ohio has secured an additional Weather forecast: Tanight... Becoming clo11dy with a chance of rain by midnigbr:-bows in th~ mid 40s. Light east wind. Chance of rain 50 perce n\Saturday... Rain, with a chance of thunderstorms. Highs in the upper 50s. Chance of rain 9iJ per- • .,.....,_..,;, ' 1999 FORD F350 HEAP deadline extended Area to see wintry weather . SUpercab. Dually, 4)(4, 7 .3L Dleael. Auto, Air Condition, POMEROY - An action fi lf judgtnetit has been file d in Meigs Cotmty Common Pleas Court by Egu icredit Corp. ofAmcrica.Jacksonnlk'Fla .. against Shaun Lambert, Middleport, alleging default on a prontisso t'\' note. with_a balance owing ofS2,059 .8 ~Ajudgment for fore clos ure has been iss ued in the co urt to ProYico Inc .. against-Donald A.Je ffet~ . and others. · VALLEY WEATHER~ ·, Sunset toni~ht will be at id-t ' ! p.m . ~nd sunrisl.' ~Jil S;ttun.by ,tt .. (~:4<J a.m . Superc«b, Dually, 4x4, o-.el, Auto, Lariat Pkg., L<Jadod, Local Trade, Low Mlleo Judgments processed :wage and its ow1f tax packagl' as ·par( of a bill ro make it !1Jrder for :people to escape credit card and :other debts in bankruptcy court. :Differences in the Set) ate and :Hause measures will have to be : work~d out before a bill is setlt to :Clinton, but many lawmakers :\vere optimistic for compromise :ilefore Congress adjourns for the ·fall elections. " It will pass. They're not going :t.o leave here without a minimum :wage bill," said House Minoriry ;Whip David Bonior, D-Mich. Although a majority of lmum wage. :.•r.,u into the 20s and mid 30s. 1999 FORD F350 Members of Middleport Village Counctl, meeting dump truck fin the vi llage meet department. Street Supervi'or Kenny Madden and the village equipment committee, made up of dJUncilmentbe" Steve Houchin s, R oger Mmlcy and R obert Pooler, vill a!,"' em ployee Fred Older and Board of Public Affairs member I )on Stiver\, Wl.'rc authorized to purchas~.: a truck at rhcir di1icrt.tion, at a w'.t not to exceed S1 ),(J(JIJ, mduding taxes and tide costs. Republicans oppose roising the minimum wag~:, GoP leadl!rs wanted to give Northeastern Republican moderates an opportunity to vote for . an in crease and deny the Democrats their own bill . Tho GOP hoped the vote would defuse the issue in the Noveniber , congression~l elections. Many Democrats said the increase was long past due, asserting that average pay for corporate chief executive officers has risen some 750 percent since 1980, compared with only 68 percent far the average worker. About 4 million workers are paid the nrin- :~ evening:. :~ . Snow is in till: fincGtst for l';trly :~ sunday morning as tcnlpcraturcs :: ·CINCINNATI (AP)- Federai workplace safety regulatoB are investigoring the death of a worker who chmyned in the Ohio River after a cable ii ~1pped at a barge terminal dock and propelled him into the water: . .t Rescue workers recovered the body of Robert McQueen, 29, of HamilO:>n, about a half hour after the accident Tuesday afternoon. He worked for c:;incinnoti Bulk Terminal:· . _ : The Occ4panonal Safety and Health Adminis~tion hopes to complete · !,ts investigation by the end of the week, spokesman Dennis Slessman said Thursday. OSHA want5 to know how the accident occurred and whether ~ involved violations offederal worker safety regulations, Slessman said. ; Cincinnati Bulk Terminal is coopernting With the OSHA investigation, ~~pany spokeswoman Mary Estes said. • :The company has about 50 employees. McQueen had worked for itsince l'l{bruary 1998. . . MIDDLEPORT - ThuP~-day evening in ~peC! al \C\.\Jon ,,authorizcd the purcha\c (J( a one-ton POMER<lY - A man "cct11ed of dealing in crac k cocaine follow ing an October drug raid ne"r Rurland pled 1.'1di!ri..t!Uhc charge .un.Wcdncsda>-Ni cky ( :raycroft, 34, entered a b'Uilty plea to one coum of trafficking .in crack cocai ne, a fi mrth-degrce felon y, in the court of Common Pleas Judge Fred W. -C:mw II I. Cr.tycr.tft was mdicted on th e charge following his arrest last fall, and that indictment wao; amcndl·d at W~.:dnc lidly's hearing. H e \\'ill be scmcnced on April HJ , fi_)Howing the comph.:tion of a prc-~cnten ce in\'cstigation and l.'vall1ation fi >r participation in the Sourhca.,tcrn ProbationarY Tn::mncm Altl.'rnativc program . · ' MGM LEADERS - Scouting leadership awards were presented to · C:hristophcr Te no6~i:.1 rcpn.:scntt.: d th e pn>'iecuting anornl.•y\ office on Kevin Brooks, Valerie Taylor, Strother Hite-Jett, Mike Moore and Paul Wedn cscb y, and Craycraft "''' reprcsemed by Gallipolis attorno\' R onald ' ( :alhoun . Kotch and MGM District Executive W. John Matthews Ill. .<dur1ng . the '''· - Truck purchase authorized Man pleads to drug charge Monday - Friday 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday 7 a.m. to 2 p:m. Sunday 11 a.m. to 2 -p .m. C"D I lnnn .t Aw.ll\ls Clurb "'1'1rky" I knso n .utd W. John M.1ttlllws, l>i>tnct Aw.•nl (,f M"·rit Stmt,hl·r flirt..• - OUR NEW HOURS WILL BE: . • • Beginning March 13,2000. We Will Also Be Op~n On . Sundays Once Again, · ToAcco~modate Our Customers. I. I, ' ,. from PapAl We Will Be Extending Our.Hours · Thank You lo.r your support ol my caadiclaey lor Clerk ol Courts Ia the Mareb 7th RepubUcaa Prlalary. My family and I enJoyed· the opportunity olmeetlnl and talking with an the friendly laadlles ol Meiss County. BlalrWindo Poid forb t Scouts LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF _kll, I >~>lrict Award of Merit Mike Mt )l•rl'. M.llthl'ws l.'l mdud('d hi' n.·m.trb with futun: h''O:ll' fi)r tht...· ..fi..,trict. Currl'ntly sc..· rvin14 KOO, hl· \,tid R'.lrh-i l tg: the (JOO munbl.·r wa~ wi1ltin reach of th~ di,trict. MCM di~tr ilt sL·rvcs M.t\on, c;,11lia anJ M l'i!-.'S nnmtit...·'· f• . ,. I �- •• ,. • .P8ge A 2 • The Dally Sentinel Friday, March 10,2000 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinel • Page A 3 • STATE BRIEFS llonest wlln wn to be left alone COLUMBUS (AP) -The wtm are hon'lSt enough that they don't need to be challenged by precinct workers about their politial belie& as they cast their ballots in primaries, Ohio's chief elections officer says. · "My m=ge to the 88 county bowls of election is to let them alonelea..., the voteB alone," Secretary of State Krnneth Blackwell said Thursday. . Ohio law allows - but doesn't require -a precinct official to challenge a. voter's intention to vote in a partisan primary if the official believes the _~ is a member of another party or is unalliliared. If challenged, the voter then must sign a statement declaring support fur that party\; principle5 or be denied a vote. Blackwell wants precinct workeB to take the voter's word that he or she adheres to principles of the party whose ballot is requested. Once a peoon _votes in a primary election, that voter is recorded as a member o(that party. "You still will ha..., to go in and ask for a Democratic ballot or a Repub- -~ ~an ballot.The only thing we're talking about doing away with is an instrup1ent of intimidation;· Blackwell said. "Vot= in America are tree men and · frtt women." •• !. I I I I ~ t r ft • . CINCINNATI (AP) - FBI agents and local law enforcement ofliceB are ~vorking together to· try to detennine why bank ~bberies· are on the r~e in southern Ohio. · · .. "We right now .consider it to be our most significant federal violent crime problem;· said Charles Goodwin, assistant special agent in charge of the FBI office in Cincinnati. · Bank robberies rep<>rted to the FBI increased by nearly 60 percent in southern Ohio last year. That runs counter to the historic trend that bank robberies seem to occur more often when the economy iS doing poorly, . Goodwin ~-rid . "There just isn't any simple explanation for it! don't knO\-; what it is;' he said Wednesday · The Cincinnati office of the ·FBI covers a region including Oncinnati, Dayton and Colwnbu<. In that area, 238 bank robberies were reported to , the FBI in 1999, up from 150 in 1998. . , In 1999, Dayton reported 70 bank robberies and Columbus reported· .1?4. Cincinnati reported only 25 last year but already this year has reported 15, including one Tuesday afternoon. Only six other FBI divisions, covering _areas such as Los Angrles and San Francisco, had more bank robberies than southern Ohio in 1999, Goodwin ~d ' : The three Ohio cities and outlying areas combined for a total far greater ~n the number of banks robbed in the New Yolk City area, which had 163. ; : "That's what really got our attention;· Goodwin said. • : OBERLIN (AP) - Cynthia Stewart relentlessly photographed her (laughters.everyday activities: 40,000 snapshots, or an average of a half roll of ~daily. . ·:_Of thoSe thousands,a,handful offiames of the 8-year-old in the bathtub l,ait summer landed Stewart in hot water, chatged with taking lewd photos. : Her cause has won the support of the American Civil Liberties Union of 9hla. I~ backers who have turned out at rallies and people elsewhere ~vho have contributed $35,000 to her defense. · ·: But there are some in this pictw;esque college town who believe its inapr(opnate to photograph an 8-year-old rinsing otf her genital area with a shower spl::l)l. · : "When I was growillg up. we never had picrures taken like thar:• Jean . ~uth, 50, ~1id'Thursday while pushing her !-year-old grandnephew in a 'troller. · : "An 8-year-old should not have herpicrure mken in the bathrub,"she said. : ~ Mansfield photogrnphy lab .alerted police to Stewart's bathtub photos. :: Stewart, 48, on the advice of her attorneys, turned dO\vn an interview request from The Associated Press. She said in a court .affidavit that her iUughter had a routine since she was 3 of rinsing heBelf off with a shower ~pray while d1e bath water ran dO\vn the drain. Ohio ponders entry State: Deciding overpass into multi-state-lottery sites is a difficult task COLUMBUS (AP) Ohio should offer lottery players a Jll)l)tistate game such as Powerball and lower the lottery profit requirement to below 30 percent to increase sales, according to a draft report. The Lottery Profit Review Commission's report, released Thursday, also says that implementing rwo controversial forms of the lottery - Internet sales and video lottery terminals - sliould be up ..to lawmakers. Those two possibilities involve . such major policy changes and are · · expected to be so controversial that further discussion should come from lawmakers, said state Rep. Donald Mottley, R-West Carrollton, the CO!nmission's chairman. "The most imJJortant recommendation we can make- in the shC>rt term is to allow participation in multicstate lotteries,;. Mottley said. Allowing this participation would retvrn money to Ohio now spent an multi-state lotteries in neighboring states, such as Indiana and Kentucky, which both play Powerball. · Mottley pointed to the success ·of the Georgia lottery, which alla- . cates its profits to three education programs: college grants and scholBOWLING GREEN (AP) the amount of car and ttain trallic, arships, pre-kindergarten programs State officials OYerseeing the pro- whether the crossings an: near and school capital costs. posed $200 million project to schools and hospitals and whether Georgia also participates in the build more railroad overpasses ambulance5 and fire trucks use the multi-sure Big Game, but doesn't around Ohio say they must evalu- crossing5 often. have video lottery terminals. ate each project carefully. Gov. Bob Tali: last month The connnission 's other recom"We need to be cautious and responded to complaints about mendations to lawmakers include not leap to a ready-made solution;· blocked qossing5' and announced spending more on advertising, reinsaid Tom O'Leaty, former director he wants to spend $200 million vesting unclaimed prizes into highof the Ohio Rail Development during ·the next 10 years to build er jackpots and giving profits from Conunission and a member of the more railroad overpasses. LaWIIlllkc specific games to easily identifiable coqmlittee deciding where to ers would have to include most of education progran1S. A ful31 report b uild new railroac;l overpasses. the money in furure budgets dur:is expected within two \veeks. The committee began taking ing those I 0 yean. The lottery is trying to reverse a suggestions from conunw-.ity leadThe project could create more three-year, $53 million decline iq en on Thursday about how it than ._to new <?VCtpasses, whicli lottery profits. should rank the projects. each will cost between .$3 million Ohio law requires all lottery Because each c~ng is differ- and $7 million. profit& go to education. The state ent, it ,vill be difficult to develop a · Ohio Department of Trans;Education Department received formula that ranks all individual portatian -.Director Gordon Proc$696 million last year, or about 6 project>; without coruidering other t_or said the conmuttee should percent of the department's annual factors, O'Leary sail;!. make its first recommendatioHS by budget. . .: Those facton likely·\vill include this fall. Mitchell Brown, Ohio lottery director attd a comn-.ission member, said his fim choice' would be to change the requirement that the lottery must maintain ari overall 3RD & P;EARL STREET profit margin of at least SO percent. By law, 30 percent of all money RACINE, OHIO the lottery earns must be profit, (740) 949-S009 meaning there are litnits on how much the.lottery can spend an pay- · outs, advertising and other expens-es. ·- candidate Blair Windon - 44114 Aw.u·d fll·nsnn, I ku l.,·,t<In Ali,h.t 'I:,ylur, Tr.1i1tin~ uell Rd. Pomero 0 H 45769 FOR GREAT SERVICE BEFORE AND AFTER THE SALE JERRY BIBBEE I ' . •l j ,. ' • • .. • ..,.., Wage ~· .,., from PageAl '. BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS '• Winter returns to the Ohio :; Valley this weekend. 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II the clu.ld's birth certiricate :is alread,-_on file with the league. it is nor reqlllred for signup; this w.u. 7 Gannen - 65"'"' General Electric - 25 • · Youth league sign.;ups !<. Akzo -39~. - PO MEROY - A bar .light resulted in the .m:esr of a R :rcine nun "" Thursday c:':ening. . ~ ccm-qing to {he 0:1~ i gs Counr;.,.Sh1.'ntf''i D t,•p .nrmenr . l e~;Iic~ \\ ~ Smrm\. 2rJ. Racmc.· wa.~ rl,l Jrg~.·d ,,·ith dic;o rd~rl" COJh.itkt t0llowing ,m .lltcr(,\tHlll .tt Good T l mt'~ ne.u Po meroY. . ' H e was j<tiled ow n-right and released this monung . " Preniier - 8-, ·: , 1 1998 FORD F 150 'l'he U11ily Sentinel, Il l Cl1~rl Sl., l'tlmerhy, ~ Firslar - 11'. Sank one - Man jai_ lecl on charge . AEP __:26~. AT&T - 52\ ALBANY- An Alban,· man was charged with D.lJI and !atlure to control after a one-car accide111 m Rucland Township on Thur,day e\-etung., According to the Mci[;' CountY Shenff·s Department. R obert E. Mcn gan. 36. ran his car mto a ditch on State Route 143 in Rmbnd Townshtp. and \\<lS ctted ro Meigs Cou ntY Court on the charges. ' :Flood LOCAL STOCKS Ashland Inc . ~ 31 ' . Charged with DUI aster loans are offered to homeOnce application is made bY : owners and renters for restoring or telephone, a FEMA representative replacing underinsured or unin- will \'isit the home to assess damage fromPigeA1 Sl!red disaster-related real and per- and to help families with necessary ~ . Locat('d At. 33 sonal property. Business d1saster paperwork. • • • • 7 Mmut£' s North of AIIJNIS farnilies to meet serious disaster- loans are made to repair or place "The process is pret[\' simple;· Schedule For Friday Mlrch t Oth related needs and necessary expens- destroyed or damaged business the spokesman said. "We realize noon OpnN6:30 Pll Moa-rllnl Fri. es nat covered by insurance or tacilities, inwntory, 11\aclunen· and .that this is a s1ressful time for peo1114.t2:30PJI 01 SilL &Sioi. other federal. state or valuntan· . equipment not' CO\'ered by insur- ple, and \\'e do \\'hat \\'e can to · ' agency disaster assistance p;ogram;, ance. make it as easy as possible to requesr assisrance-.'' · Weekly benefits are a\'ailable to These loans are aYailable to large those individuals out of work due and small businesses .in declared FEMA also urges residems who to the disaster. Disaster unemplov- counties, and 111,1,- .tlso be 0\'ailable. ment assistance is offered to self- only to small businesses.'for work- \\'ere not affected. but know those who were. to adYise .1fl~cted t:uniemployed persons, farm owners ing capital to assist them _during the lies oi the toll-iree number. and ro . and others not usu ally cowred disaster recawry period. r:ncom;age rhr:m ro ~~~k Jssisr.m~r:under regular unemploymem . Contacting the toll-ti·ee mui1ber . · msurance. · i~ rh~ only \,~ay to· r~gist~r tOr :lssisHome atid personal proper[\' dis- tanre through FE!\1!\ . .tecording to aster loans and business disaster .mo th~r FEMA spokes m.m. )Yho : PR 1NGVA~~.~~,.(,I,~,I~~' , loans an; affer<d through the SBA. .tlso urged rt>sidenrs to L'.tll thl! 446 4524 '1'14/t. < ,(J'<IIttt Home and personal propem- dis~ m~ fub~tl .lS soon .1 s pos~ ibk Saturday itight ... Rain shmwrs likely, becoming mix1.·d wirh SilO\\' shower-s. Lows in thL' mid :'tOs. . ' ' Extended forecast: Sundav... M(lstlv (loudv. A · ch,mr~ of snow or rain shmn.•rs in the monling, Conkr. Highs ~in d1 l.' mid +Os. Mnnday... l'artl\' dmtdy \,·ith a chal1l' l! · qf shmvlTS . L(1\\'S in thL' }o,Vl'r .1p~ ;md highs. iii thL' ln\n'r. SOs. ., AmTech/SBC ~ 41 '• S-1.3 million in HEAP conongency fun rk HEA l'. funded through the US Department of Health and Human ~en1ccs, helP' low-inco me OhJoans \\'lth home heaang com by pa\'mi; a poroon of ,\-Inter heattjjg bills. Applicant\ must haw household incomes at or bdo"· 15fJ percent of the feder~1 pO\-crty guidehncs. For a household of one, the total household income can not exceed 512,360, for two, S1 fi , )~fJ, fi>r three, S2iJ,82fJ, for four. S25,fJ5fJ, for fi,·e, S2'1,2iliJ, and for six, S33,51fJ. ' More' than 1~S,ftJfJ fa mil1cs were scn·ed through rhe program last \'ear. Appli catinm and infi>rmaoon arc a\·ailable from Sandra Edwards of the Emergencv Sen-ices Program at Gallia-Mci~;s Communtty Action Agent\ 74fJ-367-7341 n r . 'N2-6fl2~ .. Ct!'I1t. "' ·Ohiu 4S7t,IJ :~ One Wcek ....... .....,........ ,.............. ,......... S2.1111 Supercab 4)(2, XLT, V8, Auto, Air .CondiUon, Cu~. Tilt, Crul. ., All Power, ~I Trade Supercab.-4x2, XLT. V8, Auto, AC, tilt, cruise, All P.o:wer Equipped, Low Miles Sq';P I ' (USPS 213-960) Community Newspaper Holding.•, Int. ;~ 20% and The Daily Sentinel •. 'Diamonds afternoon ________, Cruloe, All Power Equipped, lariat Pkg. CHESHIRE -Applications for Ohm's Home Energ\- Assistance Program (HEAP) will now be accepted through April 30. Gov. Bob Taft announced this \\'eek that Ohio has secured an additional Weather forecast: Tanight... Becoming clo11dy with a chance of rain by midnigbr:-bows in th~ mid 40s. Light east wind. Chance of rain 50 perce n\Saturday... Rain, with a chance of thunderstorms. Highs in the upper 50s. Chance of rain 9iJ per- • .,.....,_..,;, ' 1999 FORD F350 HEAP deadline extended Area to see wintry weather . SUpercab. Dually, 4)(4, 7 .3L Dleael. Auto, Air Condition, POMEROY - An action fi lf judgtnetit has been file d in Meigs Cotmty Common Pleas Court by Egu icredit Corp. ofAmcrica.Jacksonnlk'Fla .. against Shaun Lambert, Middleport, alleging default on a prontisso t'\' note. with_a balance owing ofS2,059 .8 ~Ajudgment for fore clos ure has been iss ued in the co urt to ProYico Inc .. against-Donald A.Je ffet~ . and others. · VALLEY WEATHER~ ·, Sunset toni~ht will be at id-t ' ! p.m . ~nd sunrisl.' ~Jil S;ttun.by ,tt .. (~:4<J a.m . Superc«b, Dually, 4x4, o-.el, Auto, Lariat Pkg., L<Jadod, Local Trade, Low Mlleo Judgments processed :wage and its ow1f tax packagl' as ·par( of a bill ro make it !1Jrder for :people to escape credit card and :other debts in bankruptcy court. :Differences in the Set) ate and :Hause measures will have to be : work~d out before a bill is setlt to :Clinton, but many lawmakers :\vere optimistic for compromise :ilefore Congress adjourns for the ·fall elections. " It will pass. They're not going :t.o leave here without a minimum :wage bill," said House Minoriry ;Whip David Bonior, D-Mich. Although a majority of lmum wage. :.•r.,u into the 20s and mid 30s. 1999 FORD F350 Members of Middleport Village Counctl, meeting dump truck fin the vi llage meet department. Street Supervi'or Kenny Madden and the village equipment committee, made up of dJUncilmentbe" Steve Houchin s, R oger Mmlcy and R obert Pooler, vill a!,"' em ployee Fred Older and Board of Public Affairs member I )on Stiver\, Wl.'rc authorized to purchas~.: a truck at rhcir di1icrt.tion, at a w'.t not to exceed S1 ),(J(JIJ, mduding taxes and tide costs. Republicans oppose roising the minimum wag~:, GoP leadl!rs wanted to give Northeastern Republican moderates an opportunity to vote for . an in crease and deny the Democrats their own bill . Tho GOP hoped the vote would defuse the issue in the Noveniber , congression~l elections. Many Democrats said the increase was long past due, asserting that average pay for corporate chief executive officers has risen some 750 percent since 1980, compared with only 68 percent far the average worker. About 4 million workers are paid the nrin- :~ evening:. :~ . Snow is in till: fincGtst for l';trly :~ sunday morning as tcnlpcraturcs :: ·CINCINNATI (AP)- Federai workplace safety regulatoB are investigoring the death of a worker who chmyned in the Ohio River after a cable ii ~1pped at a barge terminal dock and propelled him into the water: . .t Rescue workers recovered the body of Robert McQueen, 29, of HamilO:>n, about a half hour after the accident Tuesday afternoon. He worked for c:;incinnoti Bulk Terminal:· . _ : The Occ4panonal Safety and Health Adminis~tion hopes to complete · !,ts investigation by the end of the week, spokesman Dennis Slessman said Thursday. OSHA want5 to know how the accident occurred and whether ~ involved violations offederal worker safety regulations, Slessman said. ; Cincinnati Bulk Terminal is coopernting With the OSHA investigation, ~~pany spokeswoman Mary Estes said. • :The company has about 50 employees. McQueen had worked for itsince l'l{bruary 1998. . . MIDDLEPORT - ThuP~-day evening in ~peC! al \C\.\Jon ,,authorizcd the purcha\c (J( a one-ton POMER<lY - A man "cct11ed of dealing in crac k cocaine follow ing an October drug raid ne"r Rurland pled 1.'1di!ri..t!Uhc charge .un.Wcdncsda>-Ni cky ( :raycroft, 34, entered a b'Uilty plea to one coum of trafficking .in crack cocai ne, a fi mrth-degrce felon y, in the court of Common Pleas Judge Fred W. -C:mw II I. Cr.tycr.tft was mdicted on th e charge following his arrest last fall, and that indictment wao; amcndl·d at W~.:dnc lidly's hearing. H e \\'ill be scmcnced on April HJ , fi_)Howing the comph.:tion of a prc-~cnten ce in\'cstigation and l.'vall1ation fi >r participation in the Sourhca.,tcrn ProbationarY Tn::mncm Altl.'rnativc program . · ' MGM LEADERS - Scouting leadership awards were presented to · C:hristophcr Te no6~i:.1 rcpn.:scntt.: d th e pn>'iecuting anornl.•y\ office on Kevin Brooks, Valerie Taylor, Strother Hite-Jett, Mike Moore and Paul Wedn cscb y, and Craycraft "''' reprcsemed by Gallipolis attorno\' R onald ' ( :alhoun . Kotch and MGM District Executive W. John Matthews Ill. .<dur1ng . the '''· - Truck purchase authorized Man pleads to drug charge Monday - Friday 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday 7 a.m. to 2 p:m. Sunday 11 a.m. to 2 -p .m. C"D I lnnn .t Aw.ll\ls Clurb "'1'1rky" I knso n .utd W. John M.1ttlllws, l>i>tnct Aw.•nl (,f M"·rit Stmt,hl·r flirt..• - OUR NEW HOURS WILL BE: . • • Beginning March 13,2000. We Will Also Be Op~n On . Sundays Once Again, · ToAcco~modate Our Customers. I. I, ' ,. from PapAl We Will Be Extending Our.Hours · Thank You lo.r your support ol my caadiclaey lor Clerk ol Courts Ia the Mareb 7th RepubUcaa Prlalary. My family and I enJoyed· the opportunity olmeetlnl and talking with an the friendly laadlles ol Meiss County. BlalrWindo Poid forb t Scouts LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF _kll, I >~>lrict Award of Merit Mike Mt )l•rl'. M.llthl'ws l.'l mdud('d hi' n.·m.trb with futun: h''O:ll' fi)r tht...· ..fi..,trict. Currl'ntly sc..· rvin14 KOO, hl· \,tid R'.lrh-i l tg: the (JOO munbl.·r wa~ wi1ltin reach of th~ di,trict. MCM di~tr ilt sL·rvcs M.t\on, c;,11lia anJ M l'i!-.'S nnmtit...·'· f• . ,. I �PigeA4. The Daily Sentinel Fttdwy. Mllrch ••• 2oM The Daily S~ntin~l 'E.staflfuliti in 1§48 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 740-912·2156 • Fax: 912·2157 • ' Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Ann Landers Charles W. Govey Publlaher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager R. Shawn Lewis Managing ~dltor ..,_lilY *'.,..,.., 1.A1Un 1D J1u wkottfu, ~ JltoiiiiiiM Jur tAa Jtll1 worb. AU ,.,.,.IIIW 1Uj«< 111111111" ,;.,..,/-,_,,. flllltlnu tuNl k/qltoll• • .,...,.. No-.,.,,.,..,..,.,~ H ;.Mblu(L ,.,.,. rlto.UIM U. pJ4 6uk1 ~ inMU, 1101 JNf'IGmcJW,, n. .,... •qrnsN ;. rM colut11 lfto• GTf u,, tvJUf'llJU oftiN OIUo v.&r] ulnt lllhtwiu ltDUd. ~· ' r.tlbrw.. Co."....,......., OUR VIEW: . ... ln ·a flash Disaster declaration puts . machinery in motion P resident Clinton's disaster declaration for portions of southern Ohio affected by flash £loading last month was swift and necessary. The declaration makes federal assistance available to citizens imd businesses affected by flooding through the offices of the .. Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Small Busi. ness Administration. Mason County has applied for similar assistance, What is gratifying is the president's swift response to requests for help from state and federal officials. The flooding was not on the same level as the 1997 · deluge that left millions of dollars in damage · through the Ohio Valley. But the message must have been put strongly .e nough for a declaration to be pushed through within two weeks of the disaster. For tri~coimty residents, that's good news because relief machinery is working for those planning to apply. While FEMA and state officials encourage those whose property was insured to check with their carrier first, those·· who have needs not covered by a policy should seek assis. tance. : We encourage folks who suffered personat property losses to contact the toll-free appli~ation number, 1-800-462-9029, available Monday through Saturday, 8 a.m. until 6 p.m., until · further notice. This kind .o f assistance is evidence our t\X dollars are work. ing for us. Soine would.rather not apply for help if they could restore their homes and property themselves, but when the loss is so overwhelming, it is· good to know assistance financed by themselves and similarly affected citizens is there for them. And while we're at it, U.S. Rep. Ted Strickland, D-Ohio has the right idea in requesting state officials seek additional aid from the feds in repairing damage caused to roads, culyerts and other infrastructure that cities and counties are responsible for maintaining. . . With damages in some cases approaching SI lpi!lion, local government is hard-pressed to cover the cost of repairs. Help is available through state sources, but it may take an infusion of fel,ieral money to supple111ent state funds and reduce the share of the local expen~e. · In this region, county budgets are stretched pretty far. Any assistance on the federal level is most welcome, 'This kind of assistance is evidence o.ur · ,; tax dollars :·are working · for us. . c , , TODAY IN HISTORY I · Today is Friday, March 10, the 70th day of 2000. There are 296 days left in the year. Today's Highlight in History: On March 10, 1876, the first successful voice transmission over Alelll!nder' Graham B.ell's telephone took place in Boston as his assistant heard Bell say, "Mr. Watson, come here. I want you." . On this date: , In 1785, Thomas Jefferson was appointed minister to France, succeeding Benjamin Franklin. In 1846, the Senate ratified the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidal~, ending the war with Mexico. · . In 1864, Ulysses S. Grant became commander of the Union armies in the Civil War. · In 1880, the Salvation Army arrived in the United States from England. · '' · · In 1948, the body of the anti-Communist foreign ,minister of Czechoslovakia, Jan Masaryk, was found in the garden of Czernin . Palace in Prague. In 1949, Nazi . wartime .broadcaster Mildred E. Gillars, also known as "Axis Sally;• was convicted in Washington D.C oftreason. (She served 12 years in prison and died in 1988.) · . In 1965; Neil Simon's play "The Odd Couple," starring Walter Matthau as Oscar.,Madison and Art Carney as Felix Unger, opened on Broadway. In I969,J~mes E"!l Rar pleade(i guilty in Memphis, Tenn., to th~ assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. (Ray la.ter repudiated that plea, maintaining his innocence until his death.) In 1980, "Scarsdale· Diet" author Dr. Herman Tamower was shot to. death in Purchase, N.Y. Oean Harris, convicted of murder, served nearly 12 years in prison before being relea$ed in.January 1?93,) In 1985, Konstantin U. Chernenko, Sovie~ ' leader for just :13 . !UOnths, died at age 73. · · ·• . • Today's Birthdays: Talk show host Ralph Emery is 67. Actor · Chuck Norris is 60. Playwright David Rabe is 60. Singer DeanTorJ;ellce Oan aiid Dean) is' 6Q ..Actress Katharine Hougl;tto~ is 55.. ' Nempaper columnist Bob Greene is 53. Rock musician Tom .$cholz (Boston) is 53. Actress Shannon Tweed is 43. Actress Sha!""n Stone is 42. Rock musician Gail Greenwood is 40. Rock musician Jeff Ament (Pearl Jam) is 37. Britain's Prince Edward is 36. Actress jasmine Guy is 36. Singer Edie' Brickell is 34. Ac.t or Stephen ,Mail.er is 34. Actress,Paget B~ter ("Love and Money") is 31. ' BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ) ,D ear Aan Landers: "Heartbroken heartbreaker. Hindsight is always a sure irj Mississippi," who spoke of losing his thing, but looking ahead is fraught with wife of 37 years to a heart attack, uncertainty. It is best to heed the wise touched me deeply. Her only symptoms words of Omar Khayyam: "The Moving were backaches, shoulder pain and a Finger writes; and, having writ, Moves burning in her chest. My sister died of a on; nor all your Piety nor Wit shall lure heart attack. Her only symptoms were it back to cancel half a Line, Nor aU indigestion and heartburn. She went to your Tears wash out a Word of it." So, bed one night, and never woke up. But accept what you cannot change, and what prompted me to write is another ADVICE carry on . He~'s mon:: tragedy people might learn from, Dear Altn Landers: I am writing in ·MY daughter, took her 17-year- old ---wayne was tall (ofeet Tinclffi)-;tn"' m,--"'te"S'~fonseto "Heartbroken in Mississipson, "Wayne," to the emergency rUont a and had long, slender fingers. I'rn told pi," regarding his wife's undiagnosed ' year ago. He was having chest pains.The these are some signs that may indicate a .heart problem. I was cross-country skidoctors ran a few tests, and determined heart problem. I was also told such ing when I felt signs of unusual fatigue the pain was due to stress. (Wayne had problems are often the cause of death and hap some trouble getting my had an argument With .his girlfriend.) for athletes who die suddenly. If the . breath. I attributed this to a .virus. Two After telling his mother he was OK, the doctor had taken my grandson's chest · days later: an astute friend (a retired doctors sen't him home. He died in his pains seriously and kept him in the hos- physician) suggested I see my doctor, sleep that night. An a\)topsy determined pi tal overnight, he might be alive today. because I titighthave had a silent heart ihe cause of death was pericardia] tam- -A HEARTBROKEN GRANDMA attack . ponade, a condition involving ·compres- IN LAKELAND, FLA. Sure enough , that's what had hapsion of the heart caused by blood or DEAR GRANDMA: I'm so sorry pcncd. I never had chest pain . of any fluid accumulation in the sac around the you lost ly<>ur dear grandsot). What ; kind , and have since learned that heart. women often don't. Their symptoms go POMEROY - A program ·on the care of rust spots on some antique quilts are caused by quilts was giveri by Bunny Kuhl at a recent the ·oil.'~ n the cotton batt)ng and may conmeeting of Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter, tribute to the value. Daughters of the American Revolution , held · Pauline Atkins read the National Defense at the Pomeroy Libr~ry. ·report cautioning about the actions of Red , Kuhl 1poke about the care of quilts, saying China in the Western Hemisphere . The article that stored ·quilts should be cleaned once a year said China is not and never will be a friend of with a vacuum cleaner using hardware cloth to the United Statds. · cover the quilt while aoing so. She said they Mary Ro,se, regent, read a thank y'o u for ·the should never be sent to the dry cleaners. Christl)las gifts from the Chillicothe DepartAs for washing quilts,. the speaker suggested ment of Veterans Affairs. She also thanked using a gentle cycle with a delicate fabric soap. AbbJ'e Stratton 'or assisting her with the state She said that fabric softener should never used '' on any quilt. or on materials used for quilting, and national reports sent in January. The state DAR conference will be March that they should ntlt be over dried in a drier, and that they should be rolled and placed in a 10, 11 and 12 in Columbus. Anna Cleland will protective cloth cover .before storing. be attending as delegate. Me!llbers brought quilts for display. Mrs . Refreshments were served by Pauline Atkins Kuhi suggested they be evaluated for insurance and Sharon Jewell with Donna Jenkins and purposes and as the materials used in old quilts Clotine Blackwood as contributing hostesses. can riever be .duplicated the evaluation would The next meeting will be held at the Tr.inibe well over $1,000. ty Church in Pomeroy with a dinner at 12:30. She said, "People do not realize the treasures Winners of the American Hist.,ry and Good in their cedar chests or closets." The so-called Citizenship essays will be guests . Fritla,_ Man:h 10 ---~---:-------~-----------------~ - WATTENBERG'S VIEW: ' Here are some answers to the ~primary puzzle And so, .more or less -·that's a useful phrase in scorched pundit-land these days, right up there .with "traction" .-. ends the campaign for the nominations of America's twO major political parties. It will be Bush versus Gore. Several central questions now arise, some retn;>spective, some prospe~tive. Long-talked about, mig~tily controversial, · the functional equivalent to America's first natio~tal primary has arrived, more or less, How did it work out? Should it be expanded? Looking ahead: Is there a .tliird political shoe yet to drop? And, oh yes, who will be the next president? Never before have so many American states he1d presidential primaries o,n a single day, s.o ' early in the election year. The new "frontloaded" system .successfully did its big thing well, that is, provide for the selection of the major party candidates, in a way that 'is seen to be · fair, more or less. The longer I've been around politics the more apparent it has become to me that what's important is no~ who'_js elected. but that voters think they played a serious role in the process. That tends to prevent nuisanc~ like revolutions or civil war, let alone a further decline in.NBA attendance. The big argument against the highly variegated front-loade.d system focused on the idea · that it would lock out lesser-known and under-financed candida\es, who couldn't raise · recognition or money in time for Super-T. That did. not prove correct. Three months ago neither John McCain nor Bill Bradley were household words. And neither ended up losing because of lack of money; Bradley actually raised more cash than did Vice President Gore. · Moreover, the campaign genetated excitement, which brought out big primary turnouts, which are· 11sually pathetically low. That.is good news, more or less. The bad news . is that when Super Tuesday voting occurred, ,, .. ing at times, but it also got ugly, negative and stupid, on both sides. (Do they think ~e'rc · jerks?) Both parties will have the negative ·· sound-bites they want: McCain saying th:it · Bush is a sleazy "Pat Robertson Revublican" · and Bradley calling Gore a pathological liar, · · more or less. (Of course Bradley also kindly ·· charged that Gore was a doset conservative . ~ eek! -·· with Gore complaining all the way, ' into the centrist briar patch.) ; , ' Now, will a third-party candidate muddy _, NEA COLUMNISTS the waters later this year? This is a call for JohJ~ : McCain to make, and it might prove to be ~ , devilish one. He has said. he would support fully a third of Americans still hadn't ·had a ··Bush and wouldn't run on a third-parry tickc~anccc to v'ote. Both· parties now' have co)ll- ' , ·~ut n 0 w a small ·lo<jphoJe·bas eQ"~Crgecl,f!'i missions investigating the possibility of chang- i.e;, Bush will have to change his carnpaigg: ing· the crazy-quilt primary process (open, ._ tactics in qrder for McCain to endorse hi~ dosed, semi-open, semi-dosed · as well as Bush's large national victory has made it di~, Iowa-style Stalingrad caucuses). · · cult for McCain to establish a serious ,thilfl; Good hick to them! The simple ·answer to party rationale for a candidacy, but not irilpos,;\ the existing problem seems elemental: With- sible. By my .lights, it would be unlikely fo.~: out being forced into line by professional McCain to win such a race, but not iQ1possi~; · political cookie-cutters, more of the state par~ J?le:The more likely result would be to jeop~; ties should independently adopt the Super' ~rdize the election of Ge~nge Bush, and set u~: Tuesday primary date. In an ideal situation a more-or-less cheap wm by AI Gore, whG: there would continue to be several early pri- McCain still sees as a drum upon which to; maries, perhaps rotating among the states, giv.- · bang. ;· ing unknown candidates a chance to establish '. If McCain does not opt to run, who will· themselves. Those early races would be fol- the next president ~e? I would think Geor~ lowed by a massive Super Thesday. which W Bush. Both Gore and Bush rece1ved heavx• would likely grow in popularity and turnout ):loses of negative ·publicity, but Gore's came: ;15 it became regularized. If the . matter 'were earlier when .there was less attention beins still too dose there would be a few follow-up paid. That sho.uld help Gore, but notwith.;; state ~ontests as well, also likely chosen on a standing recent negative publicity about Bush;~ rotating basis. (After all, we've got 50 of he has still been running even or slightlY. them!) . . . . ,~ahead of Gore in national pairings. Bush will Further, the Variegation of the state prima- likely gain back some lost ground · now, ~n4 ry rules offered little trouble. Different states ' ckeep it .. Is that a prediction? More or less. :: •ent different messages. The fellows who (Ben Wattenberg, a senior fellow at the A mericart) thought up federalism h~d a good idea that . · E~terprise Institute, is the author tif ('Values Mat:: still works, more than less. . ¢ ter Most" and is the host <if the weelily public tele;, The downside ·of the campaign so far. had 1 vision program "Think Tank.'' You may send com;; little to do with front-loading.Yes it was ·• . excit~ ! ments to him via e-mail: Watmailaol.com.) . Ben Wattenberg . REEDSVIllE - OIM! T<mmbip Trustees, Friday, 6.:30 p.m. ~ on JoppaRood as far as I knew. I was not nauseous, had no arm or back pain, did not feel hot, and had none of the typical symptoms of a heart attack. I cannot overemphasize the importance of everyone (not just \vomen) seeing a doctor immediately when experiencing shortness of breath or any ·k ind of chest pain . - ' Evansville, Ind. Now, Dear Readers, you've received · some invaluable medical advice t?day - and no bill . . "A Collection of My Fawrite Gems of the Day" is the perfect little gift for that special someone who is impossible to buy for. Send a self-addressed, lo ng, business-size envelope and a check or money order for S5.25 (this includes postage and handling) to: Collection, c/o Ann landers, P.O. Box 11 562, · Chicago, Ill. 606 11 -0562. (in Canada, $6.25). 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' v ·,, , , I ,,, ' ·~ ,. "'· ' • DAR discusses care quilts at meeting News BotUne .992·2156 COMMUNITY CALENDAR ·' unrecognized and untreated, and approximately 45 percent die within the following year. I might ad~ that I am a vegetarian, exercise regularly, do not smoke or drink, and am not overweight. I had no idea a virus could cause heart problems. - M.H ., SALISBURY, VT. Dear Ann: Doctors often do not take women patients' complaints of chest pain seriously. It is usually diagnosed as heartburn, stress, or many other possible ailments. Eighteen months ago, I bad the second of twa heart attacks (the first one went undiagnosed). Thankfully, I decided to call the doctor to see if he could do anything else for the heartburn. I was already taking a prescription drug, plus an antacid. I drove to the doctor'• office, and he immediately ran an EKG. I ended up in an ambulance, and had open-heart surgery ,the next morning- thre e bypasses, with blockages of I 00 percent, 90 percent and 60 percent. I was 52 years old then , overweight and diabetic, but had no heart problems " .. • • . �PigeA4. The Daily Sentinel Fttdwy. Mllrch ••• 2oM The Daily S~ntin~l 'E.staflfuliti in 1§48 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 740-912·2156 • Fax: 912·2157 • ' Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Ann Landers Charles W. Govey Publlaher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager R. Shawn Lewis Managing ~dltor ..,_lilY *'.,..,.., 1.A1Un 1D J1u wkottfu, ~ JltoiiiiiiM Jur tAa Jtll1 worb. AU ,.,.,.IIIW 1Uj«< 111111111" ,;.,..,/-,_,,. flllltlnu tuNl k/qltoll• • .,...,.. No-.,.,,.,..,..,.,~ H ;.Mblu(L ,.,.,. rlto.UIM U. pJ4 6uk1 ~ inMU, 1101 JNf'IGmcJW,, n. .,... •qrnsN ;. rM colut11 lfto• GTf u,, tvJUf'llJU oftiN OIUo v.&r] ulnt lllhtwiu ltDUd. ~· ' r.tlbrw.. Co."....,......., OUR VIEW: . ... ln ·a flash Disaster declaration puts . machinery in motion P resident Clinton's disaster declaration for portions of southern Ohio affected by flash £loading last month was swift and necessary. The declaration makes federal assistance available to citizens imd businesses affected by flooding through the offices of the .. Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Small Busi. ness Administration. Mason County has applied for similar assistance, What is gratifying is the president's swift response to requests for help from state and federal officials. The flooding was not on the same level as the 1997 · deluge that left millions of dollars in damage · through the Ohio Valley. But the message must have been put strongly .e nough for a declaration to be pushed through within two weeks of the disaster. For tri~coimty residents, that's good news because relief machinery is working for those planning to apply. While FEMA and state officials encourage those whose property was insured to check with their carrier first, those·· who have needs not covered by a policy should seek assis. tance. : We encourage folks who suffered personat property losses to contact the toll-free appli~ation number, 1-800-462-9029, available Monday through Saturday, 8 a.m. until 6 p.m., until · further notice. This kind .o f assistance is evidence our t\X dollars are work. ing for us. Soine would.rather not apply for help if they could restore their homes and property themselves, but when the loss is so overwhelming, it is· good to know assistance financed by themselves and similarly affected citizens is there for them. And while we're at it, U.S. Rep. Ted Strickland, D-Ohio has the right idea in requesting state officials seek additional aid from the feds in repairing damage caused to roads, culyerts and other infrastructure that cities and counties are responsible for maintaining. . . With damages in some cases approaching SI lpi!lion, local government is hard-pressed to cover the cost of repairs. Help is available through state sources, but it may take an infusion of fel,ieral money to supple111ent state funds and reduce the share of the local expen~e. · In this region, county budgets are stretched pretty far. Any assistance on the federal level is most welcome, 'This kind of assistance is evidence o.ur · ,; tax dollars :·are working · for us. . c , , TODAY IN HISTORY I · Today is Friday, March 10, the 70th day of 2000. There are 296 days left in the year. Today's Highlight in History: On March 10, 1876, the first successful voice transmission over Alelll!nder' Graham B.ell's telephone took place in Boston as his assistant heard Bell say, "Mr. Watson, come here. I want you." . On this date: , In 1785, Thomas Jefferson was appointed minister to France, succeeding Benjamin Franklin. In 1846, the Senate ratified the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidal~, ending the war with Mexico. · . In 1864, Ulysses S. Grant became commander of the Union armies in the Civil War. · In 1880, the Salvation Army arrived in the United States from England. · '' · · In 1948, the body of the anti-Communist foreign ,minister of Czechoslovakia, Jan Masaryk, was found in the garden of Czernin . Palace in Prague. In 1949, Nazi . wartime .broadcaster Mildred E. Gillars, also known as "Axis Sally;• was convicted in Washington D.C oftreason. (She served 12 years in prison and died in 1988.) · . In 1965; Neil Simon's play "The Odd Couple," starring Walter Matthau as Oscar.,Madison and Art Carney as Felix Unger, opened on Broadway. In I969,J~mes E"!l Rar pleade(i guilty in Memphis, Tenn., to th~ assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. (Ray la.ter repudiated that plea, maintaining his innocence until his death.) In 1980, "Scarsdale· Diet" author Dr. Herman Tamower was shot to. death in Purchase, N.Y. Oean Harris, convicted of murder, served nearly 12 years in prison before being relea$ed in.January 1?93,) In 1985, Konstantin U. Chernenko, Sovie~ ' leader for just :13 . !UOnths, died at age 73. · · ·• . • Today's Birthdays: Talk show host Ralph Emery is 67. Actor · Chuck Norris is 60. Playwright David Rabe is 60. Singer DeanTorJ;ellce Oan aiid Dean) is' 6Q ..Actress Katharine Hougl;tto~ is 55.. ' Nempaper columnist Bob Greene is 53. Rock musician Tom .$cholz (Boston) is 53. Actress Shannon Tweed is 43. Actress Sha!""n Stone is 42. Rock musician Gail Greenwood is 40. Rock musician Jeff Ament (Pearl Jam) is 37. Britain's Prince Edward is 36. Actress jasmine Guy is 36. Singer Edie' Brickell is 34. Ac.t or Stephen ,Mail.er is 34. Actress,Paget B~ter ("Love and Money") is 31. ' BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ) ,D ear Aan Landers: "Heartbroken heartbreaker. Hindsight is always a sure irj Mississippi," who spoke of losing his thing, but looking ahead is fraught with wife of 37 years to a heart attack, uncertainty. It is best to heed the wise touched me deeply. Her only symptoms words of Omar Khayyam: "The Moving were backaches, shoulder pain and a Finger writes; and, having writ, Moves burning in her chest. My sister died of a on; nor all your Piety nor Wit shall lure heart attack. Her only symptoms were it back to cancel half a Line, Nor aU indigestion and heartburn. She went to your Tears wash out a Word of it." So, bed one night, and never woke up. But accept what you cannot change, and what prompted me to write is another ADVICE carry on . He~'s mon:: tragedy people might learn from, Dear Altn Landers: I am writing in ·MY daughter, took her 17-year- old ---wayne was tall (ofeet Tinclffi)-;tn"' m,--"'te"S'~fonseto "Heartbroken in Mississipson, "Wayne," to the emergency rUont a and had long, slender fingers. I'rn told pi," regarding his wife's undiagnosed ' year ago. He was having chest pains.The these are some signs that may indicate a .heart problem. I was cross-country skidoctors ran a few tests, and determined heart problem. I was also told such ing when I felt signs of unusual fatigue the pain was due to stress. (Wayne had problems are often the cause of death and hap some trouble getting my had an argument With .his girlfriend.) for athletes who die suddenly. If the . breath. I attributed this to a .virus. Two After telling his mother he was OK, the doctor had taken my grandson's chest · days later: an astute friend (a retired doctors sen't him home. He died in his pains seriously and kept him in the hos- physician) suggested I see my doctor, sleep that night. An a\)topsy determined pi tal overnight, he might be alive today. because I titighthave had a silent heart ihe cause of death was pericardia] tam- -A HEARTBROKEN GRANDMA attack . ponade, a condition involving ·compres- IN LAKELAND, FLA. Sure enough , that's what had hapsion of the heart caused by blood or DEAR GRANDMA: I'm so sorry pcncd. I never had chest pain . of any fluid accumulation in the sac around the you lost ly<>ur dear grandsot). What ; kind , and have since learned that heart. women often don't. Their symptoms go POMEROY - A program ·on the care of rust spots on some antique quilts are caused by quilts was giveri by Bunny Kuhl at a recent the ·oil.'~ n the cotton batt)ng and may conmeeting of Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter, tribute to the value. Daughters of the American Revolution , held · Pauline Atkins read the National Defense at the Pomeroy Libr~ry. ·report cautioning about the actions of Red , Kuhl 1poke about the care of quilts, saying China in the Western Hemisphere . The article that stored ·quilts should be cleaned once a year said China is not and never will be a friend of with a vacuum cleaner using hardware cloth to the United Statds. · cover the quilt while aoing so. She said they Mary Ro,se, regent, read a thank y'o u for ·the should never be sent to the dry cleaners. Christl)las gifts from the Chillicothe DepartAs for washing quilts,. the speaker suggested ment of Veterans Affairs. She also thanked using a gentle cycle with a delicate fabric soap. AbbJ'e Stratton 'or assisting her with the state She said that fabric softener should never used '' on any quilt. or on materials used for quilting, and national reports sent in January. The state DAR conference will be March that they should ntlt be over dried in a drier, and that they should be rolled and placed in a 10, 11 and 12 in Columbus. Anna Cleland will protective cloth cover .before storing. be attending as delegate. Me!llbers brought quilts for display. Mrs . Refreshments were served by Pauline Atkins Kuhi suggested they be evaluated for insurance and Sharon Jewell with Donna Jenkins and purposes and as the materials used in old quilts Clotine Blackwood as contributing hostesses. can riever be .duplicated the evaluation would The next meeting will be held at the Tr.inibe well over $1,000. ty Church in Pomeroy with a dinner at 12:30. She said, "People do not realize the treasures Winners of the American Hist.,ry and Good in their cedar chests or closets." The so-called Citizenship essays will be guests . Fritla,_ Man:h 10 ---~---:-------~-----------------~ - WATTENBERG'S VIEW: ' Here are some answers to the ~primary puzzle And so, .more or less -·that's a useful phrase in scorched pundit-land these days, right up there .with "traction" .-. ends the campaign for the nominations of America's twO major political parties. It will be Bush versus Gore. Several central questions now arise, some retn;>spective, some prospe~tive. Long-talked about, mig~tily controversial, · the functional equivalent to America's first natio~tal primary has arrived, more or less, How did it work out? Should it be expanded? Looking ahead: Is there a .tliird political shoe yet to drop? And, oh yes, who will be the next president? Never before have so many American states he1d presidential primaries o,n a single day, s.o ' early in the election year. The new "frontloaded" system .successfully did its big thing well, that is, provide for the selection of the major party candidates, in a way that 'is seen to be · fair, more or less. The longer I've been around politics the more apparent it has become to me that what's important is no~ who'_js elected. but that voters think they played a serious role in the process. That tends to prevent nuisanc~ like revolutions or civil war, let alone a further decline in.NBA attendance. The big argument against the highly variegated front-loade.d system focused on the idea · that it would lock out lesser-known and under-financed candida\es, who couldn't raise · recognition or money in time for Super-T. That did. not prove correct. Three months ago neither John McCain nor Bill Bradley were household words. And neither ended up losing because of lack of money; Bradley actually raised more cash than did Vice President Gore. · Moreover, the campaign genetated excitement, which brought out big primary turnouts, which are· 11sually pathetically low. That.is good news, more or less. The bad news . is that when Super Tuesday voting occurred, ,, .. ing at times, but it also got ugly, negative and stupid, on both sides. (Do they think ~e'rc · jerks?) Both parties will have the negative ·· sound-bites they want: McCain saying th:it · Bush is a sleazy "Pat Robertson Revublican" · and Bradley calling Gore a pathological liar, · · more or less. (Of course Bradley also kindly ·· charged that Gore was a doset conservative . ~ eek! -·· with Gore complaining all the way, ' into the centrist briar patch.) ; , ' Now, will a third-party candidate muddy _, NEA COLUMNISTS the waters later this year? This is a call for JohJ~ : McCain to make, and it might prove to be ~ , devilish one. He has said. he would support fully a third of Americans still hadn't ·had a ··Bush and wouldn't run on a third-parry tickc~anccc to v'ote. Both· parties now' have co)ll- ' , ·~ut n 0 w a small ·lo<jphoJe·bas eQ"~Crgecl,f!'i missions investigating the possibility of chang- i.e;, Bush will have to change his carnpaigg: ing· the crazy-quilt primary process (open, ._ tactics in qrder for McCain to endorse hi~ dosed, semi-open, semi-dosed · as well as Bush's large national victory has made it di~, Iowa-style Stalingrad caucuses). · · cult for McCain to establish a serious ,thilfl; Good hick to them! The simple ·answer to party rationale for a candidacy, but not irilpos,;\ the existing problem seems elemental: With- sible. By my .lights, it would be unlikely fo.~: out being forced into line by professional McCain to win such a race, but not iQ1possi~; · political cookie-cutters, more of the state par~ J?le:The more likely result would be to jeop~; ties should independently adopt the Super' ~rdize the election of Ge~nge Bush, and set u~: Tuesday primary date. In an ideal situation a more-or-less cheap wm by AI Gore, whG: there would continue to be several early pri- McCain still sees as a drum upon which to; maries, perhaps rotating among the states, giv.- · bang. ;· ing unknown candidates a chance to establish '. If McCain does not opt to run, who will· themselves. Those early races would be fol- the next president ~e? I would think Geor~ lowed by a massive Super Thesday. which W Bush. Both Gore and Bush rece1ved heavx• would likely grow in popularity and turnout ):loses of negative ·publicity, but Gore's came: ;15 it became regularized. If the . matter 'were earlier when .there was less attention beins still too dose there would be a few follow-up paid. That sho.uld help Gore, but notwith.;; state ~ontests as well, also likely chosen on a standing recent negative publicity about Bush;~ rotating basis. (After all, we've got 50 of he has still been running even or slightlY. them!) . . . . ,~ahead of Gore in national pairings. Bush will Further, the Variegation of the state prima- likely gain back some lost ground · now, ~n4 ry rules offered little trouble. Different states ' ckeep it .. Is that a prediction? More or less. :: •ent different messages. The fellows who (Ben Wattenberg, a senior fellow at the A mericart) thought up federalism h~d a good idea that . · E~terprise Institute, is the author tif ('Values Mat:: still works, more than less. . ¢ ter Most" and is the host <if the weelily public tele;, The downside ·of the campaign so far. had 1 vision program "Think Tank.'' You may send com;; little to do with front-loading.Yes it was ·• . excit~ ! ments to him via e-mail: Watmailaol.com.) . Ben Wattenberg . REEDSVIllE - OIM! T<mmbip Trustees, Friday, 6.:30 p.m. ~ on JoppaRood as far as I knew. I was not nauseous, had no arm or back pain, did not feel hot, and had none of the typical symptoms of a heart attack. I cannot overemphasize the importance of everyone (not just \vomen) seeing a doctor immediately when experiencing shortness of breath or any ·k ind of chest pain . - ' Evansville, Ind. Now, Dear Readers, you've received · some invaluable medical advice t?day - and no bill . . "A Collection of My Fawrite Gems of the Day" is the perfect little gift for that special someone who is impossible to buy for. Send a self-addressed, lo ng, business-size envelope and a check or money order for S5.25 (this includes postage and handling) to: Collection, c/o Ann landers, P.O. Box 11 562, · Chicago, Ill. 606 11 -0562. (in Canada, $6.25). 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' v ·,, , , I ,,, ' ·~ ,. "'· ' • DAR discusses care quilts at meeting News BotUne .992·2156 COMMUNITY CALENDAR ·' unrecognized and untreated, and approximately 45 percent die within the following year. I might ad~ that I am a vegetarian, exercise regularly, do not smoke or drink, and am not overweight. I had no idea a virus could cause heart problems. - M.H ., SALISBURY, VT. Dear Ann: Doctors often do not take women patients' complaints of chest pain seriously. It is usually diagnosed as heartburn, stress, or many other possible ailments. Eighteen months ago, I bad the second of twa heart attacks (the first one went undiagnosed). Thankfully, I decided to call the doctor to see if he could do anything else for the heartburn. I was already taking a prescription drug, plus an antacid. I drove to the doctor'• office, and he immediately ran an EKG. I ended up in an ambulance, and had open-heart surgery ,the next morning- thre e bypasses, with blockages of I 00 percent, 90 percent and 60 percent. I was 52 years old then , overweight and diabetic, but had no heart problems " .. • • . �.. • 0 - A ... Page A 6 • The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinel F_rld8y, ~~h 10, ~ • Page Bl -...y w...- Clotordl orcluiot Apo stol1c "'f.rollc Cllordl or J - Cllrlal VanZandt and Ward , P1110r. lames Miller Sunday School • 10:30 a.m. 33226 Cbildren's Home Rd. Sund.ty School • 11 a.m. Worship· lO..m., 6 p.m. Wednelday St:Niccs - 7 p.m. • Evenina - 7:30p.m. MicWiopon Cllllrdl or Cllriol ..,....,.,.... Sthand Main Pastor: AI Hanson Youth Minister: Bill Frazier Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship- 8:15, 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. WedneMiay Services - ~p.m. Cllurdo "'~- Cllrlll New U~n~ll<*l Sunday, 10 a.m. ud1:30 p.m. Wtdncadoy, 7:30p.m. Keno Cburdlof Cbrfll Assembly of God Worship • 9:30a.m. Sunday School - 10:30 a.m. Pastor-Jeffre)' Wi111ace lst and lrd Sunday Uberly Allt•bl; or GOd P.O. Box 467, Dudding Lane Mason, W. Vat. ~.star: Neii.Tennant SuiKia)' Services- 10:00 a.m. and 7 p.m. Bapt ist M.,....U,.IIapdot CIIBurlingham - 7•2-7606 Pastor: John Swanson Sunday School- 10:00 a.m. Morning Service 11:00 a.m. Evenina Service - 6:00 p.m. Wednesday Service · 7:30p.m. Hope llopllao Cllurcb (Southern) Pastor: Jim Diur. · 570 Grant St:, Midd eport SunUuy ~hool ·9:30a .m. • • • Worship- 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday Service- 7 p.m. Rolland Flnllloptlot Chun:b Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Worship- 10:45 a.m. . ._ Flnl Southern Blplist 41872 Pomeroy Pike Paslor: E. Lamar O'Bryant Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship · 10:4S a.m., 7:00p.m. Wedncsduy Services -· 7:00p.m. · Radne Flnl Baptist Pastor: Rick Rule Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worihip- 10:40 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services. 7:00p.m. SU.tr . . . Bapdat Pastor: Steven K. Uttle Sunday School • !()a.m. Worship - 1h.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services· 7:00p.m. Tupptn PlaiA Cbur<b or Chrlaf Instrumental Wonhlp Service- 9 a.m. Communion· 10 a.m. . Sunday School- IO:IS a.m. • Youth· S:JO pm Suriday Bible Su.tdy Wednesd~y 7 pm Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship,· 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Bradford Churdo ofChriJI Corner of St. Rt. J-24 & Bradbury Rd. Minister: Dous Shamblin . Youth Mi'nisler: Bill Amberger ' . Sul;ld_ay School-9:30a.m. · Woll!ilhip- 8:00 a.m .. 10:30 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services • 7:00 p.m. lfkl<ory HIUa Cburdlorcbrist Evangelist Mike Moore Sunday Sdlool - 9 a.m. Worship- 10 a.m .. 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Wednelday Servl""' • 6:30p.in. llet1IJobem Bapllsl Cllon:b Ori:at Bend, Route 124, Rlcine, OH Pator : Daniel Mecea Sunday School-9:30a.m. Sunday Worship - 10:30 a.m. Wtdneoday Bible.Srudy ·6:00p.m. Old Jlolbel Froe w•lludal Cllurdl . 28601 Sl. Rt. 1, Miolcnepon Sllnday School • 10 a.m. Evenina • 1:00 p.m. Thul'lday Services· 7:00 lloa1l'ord Clotordl or Cllrlllio Cllrlotlu Vakili Hartford, W.Va. . Wedncoday Services· 1 p.m. sy....... Flm C1norcb or God · Apple and Second Soa. PuiOr. Rev. David Russell Suaday ~hooland Worsbip-10 a.m. Evcnin& Service!· 6:30p.m. Wcdaeaday Services- 6:30p.m. Fo- a.Bat>Uat Pastor : AriUI flurt Sunday School • 10 a.m. · Worship - 11 a.m. ML Mortllb Baptlll ClilurcbofGodoiPI pbl&:)' Fourth & MBin St., Middleport Putor: Rev. Gilben Crai&,Ir. Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Worship • 10:4S a.m. Portland-Racine Rd. Pastor: Jeny Sina:er SuOOay Sd!ool - 9~30 a.m. Worship. 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Scrvk:es -7:~p.m. 1bt 'CIIIII'Ch of Jt1U1 Cllrialofl.olter-Day Sollto .SI. Rl. 160, 44~247 or 446-1486 Sunday School 10:20-11 a.m. Reller Sociery/Priesthooc:l i 1:05·12:00 noon Sacrament Service 9-10: I.S a.m. Homemaking meeting, lst Thurs. . 1 p.m. Pastor: P.J. Chapman Sunday School- 10 a.m. Worship- 1t a.m. Alldqolly Baptist Wcdnend.ty Services -.1 p.m. Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship - 10:45 a.m. Sunday Evening-6:00p.m. C o ng re g.J tl on ill TrtoltyCinorcb Second A L)'llll, Pomeroy Sunday achoolud worship 10::B Salem St. Pastor: Rev. Paul Taylor · · Sunday School • 10 a.m. Eve11ing - 7 p.m. Wednesday Services-? p.m. Ep 1scopa l Cath o l1c Sacnd Htas1 Colholk:·CIIvrdo 161 Mulbeny Ave., Pomeroy, 992-5898 Pastor: Rev. Waller E. Heinz Soo. Con. 4:>Ci-l:15p.m.; Mass- S:30 p.m. Sun. Con. -S:..tS-9:15 a.m., Sun. Mus· 9:30 1.m. · Dalley Mua-8:30a.m. C..llllllltJ CIIIII'Clt Putor: Rev. Amos Tilli1 Main S&net, Rutland Sunday Womi~lO:OO a.m. Sunda~ Sc:rv~~7 p.m. ·, . Churc h o f Chn st Mld.u-rt Commonlty Cllorcb 57$ Pearl St., Middltpor1 Pulor: Sam Anderson Sunday SchoollO a.m. Evenin.J ·7:30p.m. Wednesday Service- 7:30p.m. MI. Olivo Vnlled Mttbndlot . Off 1:U behind Wilkesville 1; Pastur: Rev. Ralph Spires Sunday SChool - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m: Tht!rsday ServiCes • 7 p.m. Sevc nt h ·DJy Adve nt ost Sunday SchOQI • 9:30 a,m. Worship- 10:30 a.m. Mont CbllfOI Cburdt Sunday "'boo! • 10 a.m. 1\!vll>my Hloi. Rd.,•Pomeroy Sabbouh School • 2 p.m. Wor>lllp • 3 p.m . . Kew leads arde K Sunday School • 10:30 a.m. LoetBoltom Sunday School- 9:30 o.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m. RftdnUie Wonhip - 9:30 a.m. Sunday Scllool-10:30 a.m. -St. First Sunday of Month • 7:30p.m. service Toppon Pial . Pastor: Jan~ Belttie Sunday Sc:hool- 9 a.m. Worship - 10 a.m. Tuesday Services • 7:30p.m. N- · · Sunday School' · 9:4S a.m. . -- Pomeroy Cburch oftbe Nuareae Pa11tor: Rev. Lloyd D. GrlmmJr, Tu.....y lc Thoillday.-1:30p.m. Mill Work Cabinet Making 212 E. Main· Street Pomeroy Syracuse 992-3785 992-3978 ·::.: -..:ar~~- l 740-9112-5444 ...,_ R. Dlrador Buy, Sell or Trade in the Sentinel . INSURANCE · ~~~~:ns ~ . .. 0 • ~ ~ • Pootor: Clyde Htndenon • Kiapbury R01d Sundoy School • 9:30a.m. ~ · ."•. . Wonhip_Service 10:30 a.m. ·No Sunday or ~ednesday Nl1ht ServiCes " Frtedo11 c..pet Mluloa · . Bald Knob, oo Co. Rd. 31 Pastor: Rev. Roaer Willford Sunday School • 9:30 i..m. Worship- 7 p.m. Wbltt's Cbapet Wttltyu Coolvill~ Road Pastor: Rev. Phillip Ridenour Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worahlp • lO:Jq a.m. Service · 1 p.m. Time to Clan house? trow's Family Reataurant CLASSIFIED SECTION! 992-5.432 SWISHER & LOHSE Buy, Sell or Trade in the ·w;r:j~r?:· Sentinel ., Place an ad in this space NIJ!!lf!JN . Weocap_tPreneeJ'l'ransfm" IIHJOO Brown 1 Dlgn/ty:!:L!~:E · Sear~hlng for a local church? Established 1913 992-2121 106 Mulbeny Ave: Po!lleroy J Check the Sentinel everyFridayf . ' .. FIRE a SAFETY SALES a·SERVICE .882·7075 172 North~Ave. " :Francis FLORIST · M.;,p c~-r~ ou... Fr..n.1 ' •r.ii;::S~-~·a. 2 •~I " your business each week In this apace and SUpport Jocal ·, ' . ..•dftll suspension -.DENVER (AP) - Safety Dar- pass away. £!lk£ :Z.I:JJ . · :MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) Cincinnati"s Kenyon Martin bro~e his right leg in the opening minutes of No. 1 Cincinnati's 6858 loss to St. Louis in the Conference USA quarterfinals and will mis~ the rest of the season. · Martin was selected confereri~e player of the year, is a finalist for national player of the year, and made U.S. Basketball Writers ASsociation's All-America team. · ..The 6-foot-9, 240-pound Marli!}led the le~e in scoring (19.5 p_oints), re~ounds (10.0) and blocks (3.57). He is the c~er blocked-shots leader at Cincinnati and Confer"nce USA with 292, and set the P~tgle-season mark with 107 this year. ~Bfoncos ~~ facei r-~a~~"~au~~c~~~..~-~~~etn;-T:....:C~LA~iiSfS~I~F~IE~D~S~I-fessw2·i51ieaoifPijjomeiN·iEro~vM:j:u;a~rs~s2~-=2s:s:s~==~P=om=e~roy~+-;C~LAOOiSijSiiFii·,_IE..,. D_S..·;."""I-t~.a~v.s.i,...~~;;~~;~~-;~~-;;;··~~;:lol.::c.::."'f Support your lOcal churches . UC's Marlin suf. fers broken leg -..· Clean out your basement "Featuring Kentucky Fried Chicken" sfiall pass away; 'But or attic with the help of the 228 W. Main St., Pomeroy my words sfiall not · PHARMACY · ~~. Cartetoe l1teni•IHD''"'"II Cluardl W~dncllday 5410 Ellll Mlln Slnlol•l'arnonrf, OH 45789 ••• "· ~ Sunday Service-· 6 p.m. Wednesday Services-? p.m. 740-992-5141 Bruce R. ~- • Dil'oclo< •••• •• Wednesday Service -1 p.m. Morning Worship· ll:JS a.m. )lanu ;Inc. • Eden Voltod llftUono ID Cllrlat 2 1/2 miles nonh of ReedoviUe on State Route 124 Pastor: Rev. Robert Markley Sunday School- 11 a.m Sliver Ridge PMIOr: Rabon Barber Suada~ School • 9 a.m. . Sun. Worship· 10:10 a.m., 6 p.m. Pastor: Mark MallOn Sunday School-10:30 a.m. -·Jr.· Agency ~.iL ~i•qtr ~umral ., Soullo leiW Now r ...,. Portland First Chorch of the Nuoreot ae4 South Second Ave.·~. OH 45760 .. • Evenlna 7:30p.m. ' Foftll Rwi Pastor: Bob Robinson Sun~ay School • 10 a.m. Worship - 9 a.m. RACINE PLA>NINI • Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. Wonhip -10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wedrtelday Services - 7:30p.m. SCOTTSDALE, Ariz ..(AP) Cristie Kerr eagled two of the last seven holes in her c~er-tying best 8-under-pa r 64, opening a two-shot lead over Mi Hyun Kim alter one . round of the Welch'sCircle K Championship. · Annika Sorenstam, Kristi Albers and Fiona Pike were three shots back, with 10 playen at 68,.1998 champion Helen Al~dsson at 70, arid two-time· champion Donna Andrews at 71. · Sunday School • io Lm. WedneJday Service• • 7 p.m. ' Texas .Commuaity off CR 82 · Putor: Rol;len Sanden Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m., 1 p.m. Wcdneoday Service • 7-p.m. . Sunday School '9:30 a.m. · · Worship · 10:30 a.m. 6:30p.m. Pasoor. Keilh Rader ML H -.. Vollnd-..., .. Cllrill Clotordl Rt 7 on Pomeroy By·Pua Pastor: Rev. Roben E. Smidl:, Sr. Full CMpeiJ..Ialilboouo . 3304S Hiland Road, Pomeroy Putor: Roy Hunter Putor. Roy Lawinsky St~lurday Servi90: Un1 t ed Bre thren 1JallodFIIIbCinore- Entc'l'rl,. Sutldtiy School· 10 a.m. Worship .:. 11 a.m. . Evening- 7 p.m. Wedned1y Service • 7 p.m. PastOr: Rev. Samuel W. Basye · Worship -11 a.m. Wednesday Services -7:30p.m. Sevtolh•Diy Ad..olllt ML 011.. Com•10Uy C1owcb Putor: Lawrence BUill Sunday School· 9:30 a,m. RuUand Cborch of lbe NoureDt Pastor: Bob Robillson Sunday School • 9 a.m. Worthip-10 a.m. Lona;ltOttom Sunday School· 9:30.Lm. Wor>l!lp • 19:45 a.m., 7:30 p.m. . Wedneaday 7:30p.m. · S,.muaeCburdloflbeN......,e · Putor Mike Adtlno Sunday Scbool· 9:30 o.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. . Wedntsdiy Scrvi"" · 7,p.m... •, Mldd~ Prtlbyleriu ...... a-1 Cliiii'Clt . Chester Churdl of the Nazaftllt: Pastor: Rev. Herbert Grate Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Wo~hip • 11 a.m., 6 p.m. Wedn~Jday Services • 7 p.m. CeatraiCI•Ier Albury (Sy,..,use) Sunday School - 9:45 a.m. Wor~hip • 11a.m. Wcdne&day Service - 7 p.m. . '· ' Harrl100vUie Pnabyttrlu Cbon:b Wonhip • 9 a.m. Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. , Sunday School· 9:30 a..m. Worship · 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday Services -7 p.m. UMYF Sunday 6:30p.m. · Worship - 11 a.m. llJtmlle CanuaoiiiJ Cllurtb ' Rtedtvllle Felowllllp Ch,urdo ofllot N Pastor: T~rcsa Waldeck . Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship -10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Sen-ices .· 7 p.m. Joppa -. Sundoy School • 10 a.m. · Wo11hip -10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. . Pastor: Bob Raadolph Womhip .. 9:30 a.m. "' Pastor: RcY. Krisana Robinson Wooshlp · 10:30 a.m., 1 p.m. . Worship • 9 a.m. ' SyriCUit Flnt Valltd Prtsbyttrlu Hazel Commulty Chvrdo . OffRo. U4 Putor: Edoel Haro Sundiy School· 9:30 Lm. Pastor: Allen Mideap Sunday School • 10 a.m. Thursday ~rvices - 7 p.m. Pritchett sips 'with Eagles Pres byt er ian Wcdncoday Service . 1 p.m. Wonhip · 10:.!0 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services • 7 p.m. Putor: JanC Beattie Pastor: Rev. Clark Baker Sunday School- 10 a.m. Evcnina- 6 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7:00p.m. Syncue- Sunday Sd!ool- 9:30a.m. c-.. Pent eco s tal Ptal-cliAaaembly · St. RL 124, Racine • Putor: William Hoback Sunday School • 10 a.m. Evenina- 7 p.m. . Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. TOn:hChurdl Co. Rd.63 Middleport Cburdt orlbt All'rtd Pastor: Jane Beauie Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship· 11 a.m., 6:30p.m. CINCINNATI (AP) ·- Quarte!'i>ack Scott Mitchell, an unrestricted free agent from the Baltim6re Ravens, signed a one-year COII\I3Ct with the Bengals. Mitchell, entering his 11th NFL season, . helped Detroit to ~l3:yolf appearances in 1994, 1995 aJ;~,d 1997. He's completed'S? perce.n t for 14,688 yards, 92 touchdowns an.d 70 interceptions. ' · .PHILADELPHIA (AP) Free-agent running back Stanley Pritchett agreed to a four-year contract with the Eagles . Pritchett -spent his fint four NFL seasons with Miami, catching.98 passes for 798 yards and six touchdowns, aad rushi~g 63. times for 211 yards and one touchdown. Naz arene 1\!elp CooporaUvt Parlall Northeast Cluster year deal ' Mlddlt!oort PlaltcOOIII Third Ave. 14118rid&eman St,. Syracuse Rev. Mike Thompaon,Pistor Sunday School- 10 a.m. E\lenina • 6 p.m. Grand Street Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship- II a.m. . Wednesday Services- 8 p.m. Worship· 9:30a.m. (lsi & 2nd Sun), 1:30 p.m. (3rd & 41h Sun) · Wednesday Service· 7:30p.m. Wh~(!Oak v. Beaver Eastern, 2:00 Bengals Ink QB Mitchell to one- Pastor: Wayne Baloolm .. SCrvicci: Thurs. Nitos 7:00 pm· ~ New e~uroh No Sunday service establllhed. ~ Bailey Run Road Pastor: Rev. Emmett Rlwson Sunda~ Evenina: 1 p:m •• Thursday Service - 1 p.m. Tuesday Services · 7 p.m. ,. God'• Tttlpte or Pralat 3166l McQuire lid. Pomervy, Obio Faith Valley Tllbemadt Cllurd. Hockingport Cbun:b Un1ted Methodi st Pastor: Keuh Radei Sund~&y Sc:hool - 10 a.m. _ Worship- 9 a.m. Hol111ess Hanloo.,Hit Community Cbun:h · Pastor: Theron Durham Sunday • 9:30 o.m, and 7 p.m. Wednelday - 7 p.m. . Coolville Cllun:h Main & Fiftb St. Sunday School- 10 a.m. Wo.-ship. 9a.m. · Dlvlalon IV Dlltrlct Tournament It The ~n~o, Athena . Sllturdlly'a IICheclule Eastern v. Trimble, Noon Pastor: Bill Staten Sunday Service1 - 10 a.m·. & 7 p.m. Sunday, 2:30p.m. Btlhtl Cburdo Township Rd., 468C Sunday School- 9a.m. Worship - 10 a.m. . Wedne~ay Services- 1_0 a.m . Corner Sycamore & SecOnd S1., Pomeroy Rev. Donald C. Fritz Sunday School • 9:4S a.m. Worship • 11 a.m. :f.' ... Gna Cllurdl 326 E. elft St., Pomeroy Rev. James Bernacki, Rev. Katharin Foster Re\1. Deborah Rankin, Clergy Holy .Eucharist and Sundoy Schoolll:OO a.m. www.froanet.net/"11eucry Putor: Rev. Margaret J. _Robinsoft . Services: Wednesday, 7i30 p.m. Pastor: Helea Kline Eastern Brown v. Belpre, 8:15_ Asst. Pulo11: Jim Morris Services: Saturday 7:30p.m . New Lime Rd., Ruolond -. Chesapeake v. Wheelersburg, 8:15 Full c..,.t dion:ii or tho uv1o1 So•loi' : Ro.J38, Antiquily ' Putor. J..,. Morrio ' 1bt Btlle~tn' Fellowlblp M!aislry East Ltllrt ,. "'"' Ufe VklorJ C..let' 3113 Ocora .. C...:t Road, Oallipolls, OH Wednesday -1 p.m. Pastor: Brian Harkness Sunday Sehool-10 a.m. Worship- 9 a.m. Wednesday - 7 p.m. · i:ltv181on II Dfltrlct Tournament · It The Convo, At!Mna Slturdlly'a IICheclule Wednelday -1 p.m. 4 YouJb 1 p.m. Friday • fellowship service 7 p.m~ MorningStar P<~stor : Oew<~yne Stutler Sunday School - II a.m. Wonhi~- 10 a.m. Hillsboro v. Sheridan, 8:15 · Sunday School· 10 a.m. Wor>illp -1 p.m. Wednesday Serv~ • 7.jJ.m. Looa Bottom Pastor: Steve Reed Sunday School • 9:30a.m. Wol'lhip • 9:30 1.m. and 7 p.m. Coolville Vnllcd Melllodlll Parllb St. Paul Lutheran Chun:b 500 N. 2nd AYe., Mlddlepon Pastor: Mike Foremaa Putor: EmerituJ Lawrence For-email Clillae Tllbm'ltje CIIIII'Ch Clifton, W.Va. Filth .FuD Goaptl Cbvrdo Pastor: Brian Harkness Sunday School· 10 a.m. Worship- 11 a. in. Our S.viour Lutbmm Cbun:h Walnut and Henry Sts:,· RavcnswoOO, W.Va. Pastor: David Russell · Sunday School- 10:00 a.m. Worship • II a.m. OJ. While Rd. off St. Rt. 160 Rullnd F,.. Wlllllllpliat II Racine, Ohio Pastor: Dewarne Stutler Sunday Schoo - 9:30a.m . 'worship- 10:45 a.m. Bible Study Wed. 7:00p.m. Todlly'a IICMdule McClain v. Portsmouth, 6:15 Wedneadly Services • 1 p.m. Wednesday serv1ce, 1:00 p.m. Pastor: Dewayne Stuller Sunday School- 10 a.m. Worship • ~ a.m. Wednesday Sc:rvitcs- JO a.m. ~· olina game. On the other half of the draw, On · a day that saw the two Georgia Tech coach Bobby schools ranked ahead of it lose Cremins bowed out with a close games, Duke went the defeat -that appeared more of a long-distance route to bury its relief than a disappointment, a first foe in the ACC tourna- 63-62 loss to seventh-seeded ment. Aorida State. · The No.3 Blue Devils made a "Life goes on;' said Cremin.s. tourney-record 17 3-pointers who closed his 19th and final and used a, 31-4 first-half run to season with a 13- 17 record. "I ro~t Clenuon 94-63 Thu':'day._ wasn't thinking 'last this or last · What s~parates them IS that · that.' 1 am really thinking about t~ey ma~e s~re they do all the the next chapter. I am excited little th!Q.gs, Clemson co~ch about waking up and not having Larry Shyatt sa1d after ~tching to do all these crazy things I've Duke pile up 15 steals m a stel- had 'to do the last 25 years." Jar defensive effort, The other ACC quarterfinals :·once they took over, I don't today saw second-seeded Marythink we were ever capable of land (22-8) face Florida State . putting them back on their (12-16), and No. 3 seed Virginia heels." . (19-1 0) take on sixth-seeded Shane Battier led a balanced N.C. State (16-11). Duke attack '!ith 19 points, and ACC freshman Mike Durileavy made At Charlotte, N .C. a successful return after missing No. 3 Du~ 94, Clemson four games with mononucleosis. 63 He. played 20 minutes, hit all The Blue Devils (25-4) held a ' fo~r ofhis_3-point attempts and 38-28 edge on. the boards to firushed With 16 pomts. beat Clemson for the ninth time Nate james added 18 poiniS, in a row, while Jason Willianu had 14 and Florida St. 63, Georgia Chris Carrawell 11 as the top- Tech. 62 Ron Hale scored 21 pointS, seeded Blue Devils shot 56 percent from the field to . open including a pair of free throws defense of their tournament with 7.1 seconds left. title. Conference USA "Our gnys ca,me to play, At Memphis.,Tenn. there's no question about that," Saint Louis 68, No. 1 Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski Cincifutati 58 said. · · · The 6-foot-9, 240-pound There have to be big ques- . Martin tore ligaments and broke tions about No. I Cincinnati his fibula in a fall in the paint, and No. 2 Stanfo~ heading into and the Bearcats (28-3) lost to :i the NCAA tournament. team it manhandled 81-41 last The Bearcats lost star. center weekend. Kenyon Martin to a broken Thlane 76, Houston 69 right leg three minutes into a Sterling Davis scored 16 68-S&.loss to Sail).t Louis in the points to lead Tulane (20-9) to Conference USA tournament, its first-ever CUSA tournament while Stanford lost to No.9 Ari- · victory. zona for the second time this DePaul 80, Memphis 76 season, 86-81, iri Pac~10 regular Quentin Richardson's 21 season action. points and eight rebounds Duke's win earnell it a bye helped DePaul (20-1 0) rea~h 20 into Saturday's. ACC semifinals, wins for the first time since the where it will play the winner of INJURED BEARCAT- Cincinnati's Kenyon Martin props up his broken leg during the second half of the today's.Wake Forest-North CarPle=e- Mild-, ..... 82 Bearcats loss to Saint Louis In the CUSAtournament. Martin is lost for the season with the injury. (AP) N> SPORTS WRITER Dtvlllon UDiltriCt TOUI'IIMWII It The Convo, AU... Worship- 10:00 am Hobooa Chrilllu Fellowlblp Cbiii'Ch Sunday service, 10:00 ~&.m. , HlO p.m . Y9u1h Fellowship Sunday, 1:00 p.m. Bethlny Prep Basketball Rdoldool ure c - Worship - 11:1.5 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday ScNicc - 1 p.m. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship • 9 t.m. BY How.uiD FINDiucH Sl.lve11vUle Wonl'of Falllt Pustor: David Dailey Sunday School 9:30a.m. Eveiling • 7 p.m. C l l - , . .WIIIIpC..tu Salem So., Rulllftd Pallor: Raben E. MVIItr Sunday School . 10 a.m. Snowville a._alled Clourcb or~- Cbrllt or Lotter Day Solnll Rev. Blackwood .Sehoul - 9:30a.m. Worsh ip I0:30 ll.m.. 7:30p.m. Wednesd11)' SerVice · 7:30p.m. SWiday School • 9:30 a.m. Wtdnend.ty 1trvlc:e, 1 p.m. Worsh:ip -lO: lSa.m. Clll'lllti-Sultoa Carmel &. Bashan Rds. P11~to r : Sund;~ y Sundly Rrvice, 10 a.m. Salem Center Pastor: Ron Fierce Sunday School-9:15a.m. Lil tter· Di.l y Sain ts PUior: Ron Heath Sunday Wonhlp ·10 a.m., 6 p.m . Wednesday Service5 - 7 p.m: Sundar, School -10 a.m. · Wom p • 11 o.m., 6 p.m. w _ednesday Servic::cs- 7 p.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. Thursday Services - 7 p.m. Wednesday Service · 7:00p.m, ......... CINr<b or God Flllllollalllbt Clnordl Railroad St, Muon Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Sund.ty School . 9:30 a.m. Worship • 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Mile Hill Rd., Racine Pastor: Brice Ull Sunday School ·- 9:45 ·a.m. Evening • 6 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. F-CIIapel 923 S. Third St., Middlepon . P1110r Michael PtnJKl Rolland Sunday School • 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Thursday Bibte Snw:ty and Youth. 7 p.ffi . Lollftl Cliff Free Mtthodill Cllur<b Pastor: Charles Swiger Churc l1 of Go d Putor: James E. KteJec Youth Felle:wshtp, Sunday - 6 p.m. ness marches on HIGHLIGHTS Calmy Bible Cll111<b Pomeroy Pike, CU. Rd . . 603 Second love. MI!On n3-5017 Service lime: Sunday 10:30 a.m. Wtdncadoy 1 pm · Womip. 10 o.m. . Ky..u a.., Kolt.a c ...rch Rev: Mark Michael ML M - Cllvrdo or God Vkilot)o Baptist lndelltndul 525 N. 2nd SL Midcllepon Rock SpriJip _ Sunday School - 9:1!i a.m. Graham Vnhcd Melhodlll , Chri stian Un1on Appo ur. Coottr "Full-Gospel Church ~ Pastors John & Patty Wade Pastor: Keilh Rader Wednesday Servk:c - 7:30p.m. Wednelday Services • 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services -7 p.m. ~ Wtaltyu Bible Hollaea Chord! 15 Pe•rl St, Middlepart. · Pastor: Rev. Dou& Cox. Sunday Womip. 9:.!0 p.m., 1::io p.m. Sunday School· 11 ~m. Worship • 9:30a.m., 1:30 p.m. H - BoJ!flat Cllon:b St. Ro. 143Jull off Ro. 1 Putor: Rcv.Iames R. Acree, Sr. Sunday Scbool· 10 a.m. Wnr>lllp • lla.ni., 6 p.m. Worship -10:30 a.m. Bible Stu4y Tuc5d¥-y - 10 a..m. Pille Gron Bible HoUJMU Churth 112 mile off Rc. 325 .. Pastor: Rev. O'Dell Manic)' Sunday School - 9;30 a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:30 p.m. Putor:Jim Hughes • Wol"'llip • 10a.m., 7 p.m. Pastor: Justin Campbell · Sunday school 9:30a.m. Norman Will, superintendent Sunday worship • 10:30 un. Pomti'Oy FRIDAY's FaJtlo Fetlowllolp c.-ror Cllrlll Pastor: ~cv. Fr:-ntli'\ Dickens SeNace: Fuday, 1 p.m. 47439 Reibel Rd., Chemo Pastor~: Rev. Mary and Harold Cook Sunday Services: tO a.m. & 6 p.m. Wednesday Servioe.s . 7 p.m. Pastor: Connie Fiarct Sunday School - 9: IS a.m. Pastor: Rev. Dewey King Sunday school· 9:30a.m. Sunday worship. 7 p.m. Wedne~ay prayer meeting- 7 p.m. W-ip-1:00p.m. Wcdncadoy Bible Sovdy • 1:00 p.m. H - O.lreadl Mlolllrtta Worship · 10 a.m. -orSioarooKelt.aCIIIU'dl l.cldlna C...:k Rd., Rutland Htmloek Gron C... t<fo r-LoallaySvnday School· 10:00 Lm. Svoday StrYiee • 6:00 p.OI. Wtdntoday Service -1:00 p.m. Purl Chapel Sulld11y S<:hool - 9 a.m. Sunday School9:30 o.m. So. John Lutheran c•urch Pine Grove Re'W. Donald C. Fritz Worship • 9:00a.m. Sunday School - 10:00 a.rn. ., DexttrCbvrclo ofChriat Alii St., Middloporl Ptsun: Chad Emrick Sunday SchOol · 9 a. m. Worship· 10 a.m. friday, ~rch 10,2000 Pastor: Brian May Sunday School - 9:30a.m. --Cioordl MIMmlllt • • Falrvltw llblo Cllordl Lclart, W.Va. Rl. 1 Oth er Churct1 es Wor!ihl p • 10:.10 t.m. Wonhip - lla.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:00p.m. Luth eran ·Pastor: Ptlilip Sturm · . Sunday School: 9:30a.m. Worship Service: 10:30 a.m. Bible Sllldy, Wednesday, 6:30p.m. Vemap ye Sulliv11 n Sunday Sc hool · 'JI:JO a.m . Pwor: Charles McKenlie Sunday School - 9:30a.m. W~Jrship • 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service 7:30p.m. Rttd.,IHt ChOI'I!h orCiiriJI Sunday Scbooi-9:4S a.m. Evenina- 6:30p.m. Pa~t ur: Col>aryPIIpiaaCiooftl Huri•orwille Road Lo"'"'llle Cllrillla• Cllon:b Pastor: Gene Zopp Sunday school· 10:30 11.m. · Worship-9:30a.m., 7 p.m. ML Volooo Bapliat Pastor : Joe N. Sayre I Zlooo Cburdl ofCbrlll Pomeroy, Hanisonv,ille Rd. (Rt.1.3) Pastor: Roger Watson Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Service$ - 1 p.m. RuUand Cllurch or Cllrlat ·6th and Palmer St., Middleport Sunday School-9:15a.m. Worship- IO:IS a.m., 7:00p.m. Wedaesda~ Sc~ice- 7: 00 p.m. I Pa5tor:Terry Stewan Sunday School -9:30 a. m. Worship· 10:30 a.m., 6:30 P..m. Wednesday Services -·6:30p.m. Pastor: Torn Runyon Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. East Main St. Sunda~ School-9:30a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.Al. Flnt Baptiol Cbun:h Pastor: Mark Morrow ... Btarwallow Rid&< Churdo ofCiuiot Bradbury Church ofChrlll ro....,y Fintllllplllt • " Hfllth (Middlepwt) Duo.tlloH...... CIIordl 31~1 Slllt Roult 3:B, l.anpvlle Pulor. Ouy lacbon Sunday sdlool · 9:.!0 a.m. Sullday worship· 1G-.JO a.m. A: 7 p.m. Wednesday prayer service - 7 p.m. rius Johnson, waived by the Broncos on Thesday, faces a fourg:itqe suspc:nsiori. for violatin~ the NFL's substance-abuse policy. ., .This is believed to be Johnson's thiid violation; which the . NFL said leads to a four-game suspen. sion. . Johnson, 27, W2S ,arrested In December for allegedly punching a female acquaintance at a nightclub. The case was settled out of court. Eastern, Trimble meet in lVC-style district title tilt . . . BY ScOTT WOLFI ., SENTINEL CORRESPONDENT EAST MEIGS - · Saturday at noon, Eastern steps into unchartered territory in their quest to become the first Eagle boys basketb~ team to advance to the regional tournament when they face league foe Trimble at Ohio University Convocation Center. Eastern has already tied a school record for most -wins and has gone one step further than any other Eastern boys basketball team. The gal,ne will be. the rubber match in a three-game series. Eastern, 20-2, defeated Trimble a,t.home January 7, 70~62. . But one of Eastern's losses came to Trimble, 'an 86-69 upset on February 11, in ·Glouster. Pride among other things is at at the Convo in the district semifinal. stake in this the third gam'e of the series. The Tomcats were led by Trent Patton Eastern (20-2) advanced as number one and Bobby Trace who turned in 19 and 18 seed in the tournament with a 90-56 win point performances. Trace paced Trimble over South Gallia in the sectional champi- with 16 points in the first half, and when onship, then claimed a 63-46 win over Leesburg sought to contain the red-hot · New Boston in the district semifinal. guard, Trent Patton produced a break-out Trimble (13-9), the number six seed in second half. Rolland Chalfant had a good ganie with the tournament draw and 9-9 at the time, has gone on a four-game winnirtg streak, ~2 points. Jesse Richmond added eight including a win that marked one of East- and had a team high seven rebounds. ern's only two losses. Trimble is led by Trent Patton who They defeated Ironton St. Joe (15-6) averaged 18.7 points per game and is the and number three seed 63-50 in the Sec- team sparkplug. Patton is best noted as a tional finals, then defeated Leesb11rg Fair- . penetrator and . is quick to establish his field the nun1ber .one seed ·in the inside game . against a man - to- man Lucasville sectional, 59-54 Monday night defense. Patton's outside game comple,. ·Evans heads list of top Rio ·returnees starting' t6. Naylor ~re expected to assume RIO GRANDE - . The The Redwomen will have .the catching duties for the University ~ of Rio Grande Michele Ulmer . (.400, 20 departed Rheinfrank and softball teare is gearing up for RBI) back tl~is seasori. Ulmer Brosher. Senior Brenda Brady the 2000 seasoq after•finishing ' was AllcAMC at shortstop, should handle the . first base 13-20 in 1999. even though she played most position. ' Third~year . Head Coach of the season ·at third base .arid Former River Valley standStaci Wood~rd will be arni~d will likely man die hot corner out Marie Denney heads a with her "yQung guns" as well this year. Also . returning left . group of quality newcomers as some 'seasoned veterans fielder Lisa Denney (.298, 27 to the Redwomen program. h~ading ifito battle this RBI) ~ncj center fielder Jeri Jessica Swackham~er, Naylor, spring. Woo!fyard has posted a Diedrich, who is back after a Amy Jewett and Audra Barnes mark of 33J30 in her stint at medical redshirt. all make up the freshman URG. Peb Calloway (.354, 1 HR, class. Woodyard · and assistant 22 RBI) headlines a talented Sheppard (1-4, 6.18 ERA), coach Dan Shan~ will have to sophomore class that will be Temple (2-6, 7.84 ERA) and figure out !': way to replace the key i~ .leading the. Red- senior Jenny Murphy · (0-4, All-American Mideast Con- women hac~ to th.e top of the 8,34 ERA) all return to the . fere~ce perf&rmers · Shellie heap in the AMC. Calloway .is pitching staff. Reese, who was · Weiner (.534j ,l I;:IR, 20 RBI) expected tci see time at third redshirted last season, is also and Shelly Rheinfrank '( .337, base and· .be utilized ·as the expecteil to see time on the 14 RBI). as well as the stellar extra ·hitter. niound this spring. · Jill Thomas; Mary Blair, defense of 1 ~=archer Stad Ulmer, Evans, Calloway, Lisa Kelly Adkins, Jocelyn Shep. Denney and Diedrich should Brosher, alllo~ to graduation. Senior Reb~cca Evans (1 0- pard, Nikki Milum, Janella be in the running for all-con6,. 3.24 ERA, 1-08 IP) returns Reese and Jessica Temple are ference honors this season. as Rio Grande's top hurler. all part of the sophomore The home opener is set for · March · 31, against Notre The former Eaitern Eagle star . class. Blair and freshman Beth Dame College. pitched 23 .games last season, Please see Eastern, Pllp 81 Twelve local BY MARK WILLIAMS • ·•• rnents his inside durability. Patton is very quick and is capable of· hitting the three point shot, while flauoiting a great ball handling talent. His quick ness established him as one of th e area's best defensive players. · At off guard is Bobby Trace, who plaudits Patton's effort. Trace keeps opposinr; defenses honest with his awesome thrt'e point shooting, and he too is good off th e. dribble. Opposing teams have trouble shutting down both Patton and Trace for a collapsing defense on one, opens up the perimeter for the other. This was pretty much th e case Monday' when Trace scored 16 of hi ~ ,, . '"I. ..I ' COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Sardinia Eastern Brown. boys coach Rob Beucler and girls coach Richard Kiser, who each guided their teams to 20•0 . records, grabbed two of the top Division Ill honon on the 1999-2000 Associated Press Southeast All-District high school basketball teams announced Thursday. Beucler and Kiser stood alone as the coaches of the year in their divisions. A media panel · from the distri.Ct made the selections . The girls playen. of the year . were: Trish Meyers of Mowerytown Whiteoak .in Division IV; Washin81;on Couri House's Valerie King (a repeater in III), Mandy Goin ofVincent Warren Local and Jackson's Beth Howe (II) . and Abbey Jennings of Locan ,(!) .. Joining Kiser as the· top girls coaching honore ~s · were: Oak Hill's Doug Hale (IV), Vinc.ent Warrep's Dennis Biddinger (II) and Logan's Keith Myers (I). The top boys award winners included: Chris Williams of Franklin Furnace Green and Chris McGraw of New Boston : Glenwood (IV), Williamsport Westfall's Tyler · Schleich (Ill ), anp Bruce Miles of Hillsboro (II). . In addition to Beucler, th e boys coaches honors went to: Reedsville Eastern's Howi e Caldwell (IV) and Jim Osborne of ·Gallipolis Gallia. Academy (H) . There were no individual. · awards goven in boys Division l because there are only thre< teants in the district. · P11111 ~ AII-Disbld. hi" 82 �.. • 0 - A ... Page A 6 • The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinel F_rld8y, ~~h 10, ~ • Page Bl -...y w...- Clotordl orcluiot Apo stol1c "'f.rollc Cllordl or J - Cllrlal VanZandt and Ward , P1110r. lames Miller Sunday School • 10:30 a.m. 33226 Cbildren's Home Rd. Sund.ty School • 11 a.m. Worship· lO..m., 6 p.m. Wednelday St:Niccs - 7 p.m. • Evenina - 7:30p.m. MicWiopon Cllllrdl or Cllriol ..,....,.,.... Sthand Main Pastor: AI Hanson Youth Minister: Bill Frazier Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship- 8:15, 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. WedneMiay Services - ~p.m. Cllurdo "'~- Cllrlll New U~n~ll<*l Sunday, 10 a.m. ud1:30 p.m. Wtdncadoy, 7:30p.m. Keno Cburdlof Cbrfll Assembly of God Worship • 9:30a.m. Sunday School - 10:30 a.m. Pastor-Jeffre)' Wi111ace lst and lrd Sunday Uberly Allt•bl; or GOd P.O. Box 467, Dudding Lane Mason, W. Vat. ~.star: Neii.Tennant SuiKia)' Services- 10:00 a.m. and 7 p.m. Bapt ist M.,....U,.IIapdot CIIBurlingham - 7•2-7606 Pastor: John Swanson Sunday School- 10:00 a.m. Morning Service 11:00 a.m. Evenina Service - 6:00 p.m. Wednesday Service · 7:30p.m. Hope llopllao Cllurcb (Southern) Pastor: Jim Diur. · 570 Grant St:, Midd eport SunUuy ~hool ·9:30a .m. • • • Worship- 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday Service- 7 p.m. Rolland Flnllloptlot Chun:b Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Worship- 10:45 a.m. . ._ Flnl Southern Blplist 41872 Pomeroy Pike Paslor: E. Lamar O'Bryant Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship · 10:4S a.m., 7:00p.m. Wedncsduy Services -· 7:00p.m. · Radne Flnl Baptist Pastor: Rick Rule Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worihip- 10:40 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services. 7:00p.m. SU.tr . . . Bapdat Pastor: Steven K. Uttle Sunday School • !()a.m. Worship - 1h.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services· 7:00p.m. Tupptn PlaiA Cbur<b or Chrlaf Instrumental Wonhlp Service- 9 a.m. Communion· 10 a.m. . Sunday School- IO:IS a.m. • Youth· S:JO pm Suriday Bible Su.tdy Wednesd~y 7 pm Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship,· 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Bradford Churdo ofChriJI Corner of St. Rt. J-24 & Bradbury Rd. Minister: Dous Shamblin . Youth Mi'nisler: Bill Amberger ' . Sul;ld_ay School-9:30a.m. · Woll!ilhip- 8:00 a.m .. 10:30 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services • 7:00 p.m. lfkl<ory HIUa Cburdlorcbrist Evangelist Mike Moore Sunday Sdlool - 9 a.m. Worship- 10 a.m .. 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Wednelday Servl""' • 6:30p.in. llet1IJobem Bapllsl Cllon:b Ori:at Bend, Route 124, Rlcine, OH Pator : Daniel Mecea Sunday School-9:30a.m. Sunday Worship - 10:30 a.m. Wtdneoday Bible.Srudy ·6:00p.m. Old Jlolbel Froe w•lludal Cllurdl . 28601 Sl. Rt. 1, Miolcnepon Sllnday School • 10 a.m. Evenina • 1:00 p.m. Thul'lday Services· 7:00 lloa1l'ord Clotordl or Cllrlllio Cllrlotlu Vakili Hartford, W.Va. . Wedncoday Services· 1 p.m. sy....... Flm C1norcb or God · Apple and Second Soa. PuiOr. Rev. David Russell Suaday ~hooland Worsbip-10 a.m. Evcnin& Service!· 6:30p.m. Wcdaeaday Services- 6:30p.m. Fo- a.Bat>Uat Pastor : AriUI flurt Sunday School • 10 a.m. · Worship - 11 a.m. ML Mortllb Baptlll ClilurcbofGodoiPI pbl&:)' Fourth & MBin St., Middleport Putor: Rev. Gilben Crai&,Ir. Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Worship • 10:4S a.m. Portland-Racine Rd. Pastor: Jeny Sina:er SuOOay Sd!ool - 9~30 a.m. Worship. 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Scrvk:es -7:~p.m. 1bt 'CIIIII'Ch of Jt1U1 Cllrialofl.olter-Day Sollto .SI. Rl. 160, 44~247 or 446-1486 Sunday School 10:20-11 a.m. Reller Sociery/Priesthooc:l i 1:05·12:00 noon Sacrament Service 9-10: I.S a.m. Homemaking meeting, lst Thurs. . 1 p.m. Pastor: P.J. Chapman Sunday School- 10 a.m. Worship- 1t a.m. Alldqolly Baptist Wcdnend.ty Services -.1 p.m. Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship - 10:45 a.m. Sunday Evening-6:00p.m. C o ng re g.J tl on ill TrtoltyCinorcb Second A L)'llll, Pomeroy Sunday achoolud worship 10::B Salem St. Pastor: Rev. Paul Taylor · · Sunday School • 10 a.m. Eve11ing - 7 p.m. Wednesday Services-? p.m. Ep 1scopa l Cath o l1c Sacnd Htas1 Colholk:·CIIvrdo 161 Mulbeny Ave., Pomeroy, 992-5898 Pastor: Rev. Waller E. Heinz Soo. Con. 4:>Ci-l:15p.m.; Mass- S:30 p.m. Sun. Con. -S:..tS-9:15 a.m., Sun. Mus· 9:30 1.m. · Dalley Mua-8:30a.m. C..llllllltJ CIIIII'Clt Putor: Rev. Amos Tilli1 Main S&net, Rutland Sunday Womi~lO:OO a.m. Sunda~ Sc:rv~~7 p.m. ·, . Churc h o f Chn st Mld.u-rt Commonlty Cllorcb 57$ Pearl St., Middltpor1 Pulor: Sam Anderson Sunday SchoollO a.m. Evenin.J ·7:30p.m. Wednesday Service- 7:30p.m. MI. Olivo Vnlled Mttbndlot . Off 1:U behind Wilkesville 1; Pastur: Rev. Ralph Spires Sunday SChool - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m: Tht!rsday ServiCes • 7 p.m. Sevc nt h ·DJy Adve nt ost Sunday SchOQI • 9:30 a,m. Worship- 10:30 a.m. Mont CbllfOI Cburdt Sunday "'boo! • 10 a.m. 1\!vll>my Hloi. Rd.,•Pomeroy Sabbouh School • 2 p.m. Wor>lllp • 3 p.m . . Kew leads arde K Sunday School • 10:30 a.m. LoetBoltom Sunday School- 9:30 o.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m. RftdnUie Wonhip - 9:30 a.m. Sunday Scllool-10:30 a.m. -St. First Sunday of Month • 7:30p.m. service Toppon Pial . Pastor: Jan~ Belttie Sunday Sc:hool- 9 a.m. Worship - 10 a.m. Tuesday Services • 7:30p.m. N- · · Sunday School' · 9:4S a.m. . -- Pomeroy Cburch oftbe Nuareae Pa11tor: Rev. Lloyd D. GrlmmJr, Tu.....y lc Thoillday.-1:30p.m. Mill Work Cabinet Making 212 E. Main· Street Pomeroy Syracuse 992-3785 992-3978 ·::.: -..:ar~~- l 740-9112-5444 ...,_ R. Dlrador Buy, Sell or Trade in the Sentinel . INSURANCE · ~~~~:ns ~ . .. 0 • ~ ~ • Pootor: Clyde Htndenon • Kiapbury R01d Sundoy School • 9:30a.m. ~ · ."•. . Wonhip_Service 10:30 a.m. ·No Sunday or ~ednesday Nl1ht ServiCes " Frtedo11 c..pet Mluloa · . Bald Knob, oo Co. Rd. 31 Pastor: Rev. Roaer Willford Sunday School • 9:30 i..m. Worship- 7 p.m. Wbltt's Cbapet Wttltyu Coolvill~ Road Pastor: Rev. Phillip Ridenour Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worahlp • lO:Jq a.m. Service · 1 p.m. Time to Clan house? trow's Family Reataurant CLASSIFIED SECTION! 992-5.432 SWISHER & LOHSE Buy, Sell or Trade in the ·w;r:j~r?:· Sentinel ., Place an ad in this space NIJ!!lf!JN . Weocap_tPreneeJ'l'ransfm" IIHJOO Brown 1 Dlgn/ty:!:L!~:E · Sear~hlng for a local church? Established 1913 992-2121 106 Mulbeny Ave: Po!lleroy J Check the Sentinel everyFridayf . ' .. FIRE a SAFETY SALES a·SERVICE .882·7075 172 North~Ave. " :Francis FLORIST · M.;,p c~-r~ ou... Fr..n.1 ' •r.ii;::S~-~·a. 2 •~I " your business each week In this apace and SUpport Jocal ·, ' . ..•dftll suspension -.DENVER (AP) - Safety Dar- pass away. £!lk£ :Z.I:JJ . · :MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) Cincinnati"s Kenyon Martin bro~e his right leg in the opening minutes of No. 1 Cincinnati's 6858 loss to St. Louis in the Conference USA quarterfinals and will mis~ the rest of the season. · Martin was selected confereri~e player of the year, is a finalist for national player of the year, and made U.S. Basketball Writers ASsociation's All-America team. · ..The 6-foot-9, 240-pound Marli!}led the le~e in scoring (19.5 p_oints), re~ounds (10.0) and blocks (3.57). He is the c~er blocked-shots leader at Cincinnati and Confer"nce USA with 292, and set the P~tgle-season mark with 107 this year. ~Bfoncos ~~ facei r-~a~~"~au~~c~~~..~-~~~etn;-T:....:C~LA~iiSfS~I~F~IE~D~S~I-fessw2·i51ieaoifPijjomeiN·iEro~vM:j:u;a~rs~s2~-=2s:s:s~==~P=om=e~roy~+-;C~LAOOiSijSiiFii·,_IE..,. D_S..·;."""I-t~.a~v.s.i,...~~;;~~;~~-;~~-;;;··~~;:lol.::c.::."'f Support your lOcal churches . UC's Marlin suf. fers broken leg -..· Clean out your basement "Featuring Kentucky Fried Chicken" sfiall pass away; 'But or attic with the help of the 228 W. Main St., Pomeroy my words sfiall not · PHARMACY · ~~. Cartetoe l1teni•IHD''"'"II Cluardl W~dncllday 5410 Ellll Mlln Slnlol•l'arnonrf, OH 45789 ••• "· ~ Sunday Service-· 6 p.m. Wednesday Services-? p.m. 740-992-5141 Bruce R. ~- • Dil'oclo< •••• •• Wednesday Service -1 p.m. Morning Worship· ll:JS a.m. )lanu ;Inc. • Eden Voltod llftUono ID Cllrlat 2 1/2 miles nonh of ReedoviUe on State Route 124 Pastor: Rev. Robert Markley Sunday School- 11 a.m Sliver Ridge PMIOr: Rabon Barber Suada~ School • 9 a.m. . Sun. Worship· 10:10 a.m., 6 p.m. Pastor: Mark MallOn Sunday School-10:30 a.m. -·Jr.· Agency ~.iL ~i•qtr ~umral ., Soullo leiW Now r ...,. Portland First Chorch of the Nuoreot ae4 South Second Ave.·~. OH 45760 .. • Evenlna 7:30p.m. ' Foftll Rwi Pastor: Bob Robinson Sun~ay School • 10 a.m. Worship - 9 a.m. RACINE PLA>NINI • Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. Wonhip -10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wedrtelday Services - 7:30p.m. SCOTTSDALE, Ariz ..(AP) Cristie Kerr eagled two of the last seven holes in her c~er-tying best 8-under-pa r 64, opening a two-shot lead over Mi Hyun Kim alter one . round of the Welch'sCircle K Championship. · Annika Sorenstam, Kristi Albers and Fiona Pike were three shots back, with 10 playen at 68,.1998 champion Helen Al~dsson at 70, arid two-time· champion Donna Andrews at 71. · Sunday School • io Lm. WedneJday Service• • 7 p.m. ' Texas .Commuaity off CR 82 · Putor: Rol;len Sanden Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m., 1 p.m. Wcdneoday Service • 7-p.m. . Sunday School '9:30 a.m. · · Worship · 10:30 a.m. 6:30p.m. Pasoor. Keilh Rader ML H -.. Vollnd-..., .. Cllrill Clotordl Rt 7 on Pomeroy By·Pua Pastor: Rev. Roben E. Smidl:, Sr. Full CMpeiJ..Ialilboouo . 3304S Hiland Road, Pomeroy Putor: Roy Hunter Putor. Roy Lawinsky St~lurday Servi90: Un1 t ed Bre thren 1JallodFIIIbCinore- Entc'l'rl,. Sutldtiy School· 10 a.m. Worship .:. 11 a.m. . Evening- 7 p.m. Wedned1y Service • 7 p.m. PastOr: Rev. Samuel W. Basye · Worship -11 a.m. Wednesday Services -7:30p.m. Sevtolh•Diy Ad..olllt ML 011.. Com•10Uy C1owcb Putor: Lawrence BUill Sunday School· 9:30 a,m. RuUand Cborch of lbe NoureDt Pastor: Bob Robillson Sunday School • 9 a.m. Worthip-10 a.m. Lona;ltOttom Sunday School· 9:30.Lm. Wor>l!lp • 19:45 a.m., 7:30 p.m. . Wedneaday 7:30p.m. · S,.muaeCburdloflbeN......,e · Putor Mike Adtlno Sunday Scbool· 9:30 o.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. . Wedntsdiy Scrvi"" · 7,p.m... •, Mldd~ Prtlbyleriu ...... a-1 Cliiii'Clt . Chester Churdl of the Nazaftllt: Pastor: Rev. Herbert Grate Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Wo~hip • 11 a.m., 6 p.m. Wedn~Jday Services • 7 p.m. CeatraiCI•Ier Albury (Sy,..,use) Sunday School - 9:45 a.m. Wor~hip • 11a.m. Wcdne&day Service - 7 p.m. . '· ' Harrl100vUie Pnabyttrlu Cbon:b Wonhip • 9 a.m. Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. , Sunday School· 9:30 a..m. Worship · 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday Services -7 p.m. UMYF Sunday 6:30p.m. · Worship - 11 a.m. llJtmlle CanuaoiiiJ Cllurtb ' Rtedtvllle Felowllllp Ch,urdo ofllot N Pastor: T~rcsa Waldeck . Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship -10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Sen-ices .· 7 p.m. Joppa -. Sundoy School • 10 a.m. · Wo11hip -10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. . Pastor: Bob Raadolph Womhip .. 9:30 a.m. "' Pastor: RcY. Krisana Robinson Wooshlp · 10:30 a.m., 1 p.m. . Worship • 9 a.m. ' SyriCUit Flnt Valltd Prtsbyttrlu Hazel Commulty Chvrdo . OffRo. U4 Putor: Edoel Haro Sundiy School· 9:30 Lm. Pastor: Allen Mideap Sunday School • 10 a.m. Thursday ~rvices - 7 p.m. Pritchett sips 'with Eagles Pres byt er ian Wcdncoday Service . 1 p.m. Wonhip · 10:.!0 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services • 7 p.m. Putor: JanC Beattie Pastor: Rev. Clark Baker Sunday School- 10 a.m. Evcnina- 6 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7:00p.m. Syncue- Sunday Sd!ool- 9:30a.m. c-.. Pent eco s tal Ptal-cliAaaembly · St. RL 124, Racine • Putor: William Hoback Sunday School • 10 a.m. Evenina- 7 p.m. . Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. TOn:hChurdl Co. Rd.63 Middleport Cburdt orlbt All'rtd Pastor: Jane Beauie Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship· 11 a.m., 6:30p.m. CINCINNATI (AP) ·- Quarte!'i>ack Scott Mitchell, an unrestricted free agent from the Baltim6re Ravens, signed a one-year COII\I3Ct with the Bengals. Mitchell, entering his 11th NFL season, . helped Detroit to ~l3:yolf appearances in 1994, 1995 aJ;~,d 1997. He's completed'S? perce.n t for 14,688 yards, 92 touchdowns an.d 70 interceptions. ' · .PHILADELPHIA (AP) Free-agent running back Stanley Pritchett agreed to a four-year contract with the Eagles . Pritchett -spent his fint four NFL seasons with Miami, catching.98 passes for 798 yards and six touchdowns, aad rushi~g 63. times for 211 yards and one touchdown. Naz arene 1\!elp CooporaUvt Parlall Northeast Cluster year deal ' Mlddlt!oort PlaltcOOIII Third Ave. 14118rid&eman St,. Syracuse Rev. Mike Thompaon,Pistor Sunday School- 10 a.m. E\lenina • 6 p.m. Grand Street Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship- II a.m. . Wednesday Services- 8 p.m. Worship· 9:30a.m. (lsi & 2nd Sun), 1:30 p.m. (3rd & 41h Sun) · Wednesday Service· 7:30p.m. Wh~(!Oak v. Beaver Eastern, 2:00 Bengals Ink QB Mitchell to one- Pastor: Wayne Baloolm .. SCrvicci: Thurs. Nitos 7:00 pm· ~ New e~uroh No Sunday service establllhed. ~ Bailey Run Road Pastor: Rev. Emmett Rlwson Sunda~ Evenina: 1 p:m •• Thursday Service - 1 p.m. Tuesday Services · 7 p.m. ,. God'• Tttlpte or Pralat 3166l McQuire lid. Pomervy, Obio Faith Valley Tllbemadt Cllurd. Hockingport Cbun:b Un1ted Methodi st Pastor: Keuh Radei Sund~&y Sc:hool - 10 a.m. _ Worship- 9 a.m. Hol111ess Hanloo.,Hit Community Cbun:h · Pastor: Theron Durham Sunday • 9:30 o.m, and 7 p.m. Wednelday - 7 p.m. . Coolville Cllun:h Main & Fiftb St. Sunday School- 10 a.m. Wo.-ship. 9a.m. · Dlvlalon IV Dlltrlct Tournament It The ~n~o, Athena . Sllturdlly'a IICheclule Eastern v. Trimble, Noon Pastor: Bill Staten Sunday Service1 - 10 a.m·. & 7 p.m. Sunday, 2:30p.m. Btlhtl Cburdo Township Rd., 468C Sunday School- 9a.m. Worship - 10 a.m. . Wedne~ay Services- 1_0 a.m . Corner Sycamore & SecOnd S1., Pomeroy Rev. Donald C. Fritz Sunday School • 9:4S a.m. Worship • 11 a.m. :f.' ... Gna Cllurdl 326 E. elft St., Pomeroy Rev. James Bernacki, Rev. Katharin Foster Re\1. Deborah Rankin, Clergy Holy .Eucharist and Sundoy Schoolll:OO a.m. www.froanet.net/"11eucry Putor: Rev. Margaret J. _Robinsoft . Services: Wednesday, 7i30 p.m. Pastor: Helea Kline Eastern Brown v. Belpre, 8:15_ Asst. Pulo11: Jim Morris Services: Saturday 7:30p.m . New Lime Rd., Ruolond -. Chesapeake v. Wheelersburg, 8:15 Full c..,.t dion:ii or tho uv1o1 So•loi' : Ro.J38, Antiquily ' Putor. J..,. Morrio ' 1bt Btlle~tn' Fellowlblp M!aislry East Ltllrt ,. "'"' Ufe VklorJ C..let' 3113 Ocora .. C...:t Road, Oallipolls, OH Wednesday -1 p.m. Pastor: Brian Harkness Sunday Sehool-10 a.m. Worship- 9 a.m. Wednesday - 7 p.m. · i:ltv181on II Dfltrlct Tournament · It The Convo, At!Mna Slturdlly'a IICheclule Wednelday -1 p.m. 4 YouJb 1 p.m. Friday • fellowship service 7 p.m~ MorningStar P<~stor : Oew<~yne Stutler Sunday School - II a.m. Wonhi~- 10 a.m. Hillsboro v. Sheridan, 8:15 · Sunday School· 10 a.m. Wor>illp -1 p.m. Wednesday Serv~ • 7.jJ.m. Looa Bottom Pastor: Steve Reed Sunday School • 9:30a.m. Wol'lhip • 9:30 1.m. and 7 p.m. Coolville Vnllcd Melllodlll Parllb St. Paul Lutheran Chun:b 500 N. 2nd AYe., Mlddlepon Pastor: Mike Foremaa Putor: EmerituJ Lawrence For-email Clillae Tllbm'ltje CIIIII'Ch Clifton, W.Va. Filth .FuD Goaptl Cbvrdo Pastor: Brian Harkness Sunday School· 10 a.m. Worship- 11 a. in. Our S.viour Lutbmm Cbun:h Walnut and Henry Sts:,· RavcnswoOO, W.Va. Pastor: David Russell · Sunday School- 10:00 a.m. Worship • II a.m. OJ. While Rd. off St. Rt. 160 Rullnd F,.. Wlllllllpliat II Racine, Ohio Pastor: Dewarne Stutler Sunday Schoo - 9:30a.m . 'worship- 10:45 a.m. Bible Study Wed. 7:00p.m. Todlly'a IICMdule McClain v. Portsmouth, 6:15 Wedneadly Services • 1 p.m. Wednesday serv1ce, 1:00 p.m. Pastor: Dewayne Stuller Sunday School- 10 a.m. Worship • ~ a.m. Wednesday Sc:rvitcs- JO a.m. ~· olina game. On the other half of the draw, On · a day that saw the two Georgia Tech coach Bobby schools ranked ahead of it lose Cremins bowed out with a close games, Duke went the defeat -that appeared more of a long-distance route to bury its relief than a disappointment, a first foe in the ACC tourna- 63-62 loss to seventh-seeded ment. Aorida State. · The No.3 Blue Devils made a "Life goes on;' said Cremin.s. tourney-record 17 3-pointers who closed his 19th and final and used a, 31-4 first-half run to season with a 13- 17 record. "I ro~t Clenuon 94-63 Thu':'day._ wasn't thinking 'last this or last · What s~parates them IS that · that.' 1 am really thinking about t~ey ma~e s~re they do all the the next chapter. I am excited little th!Q.gs, Clemson co~ch about waking up and not having Larry Shyatt sa1d after ~tching to do all these crazy things I've Duke pile up 15 steals m a stel- had 'to do the last 25 years." Jar defensive effort, The other ACC quarterfinals :·once they took over, I don't today saw second-seeded Marythink we were ever capable of land (22-8) face Florida State . putting them back on their (12-16), and No. 3 seed Virginia heels." . (19-1 0) take on sixth-seeded Shane Battier led a balanced N.C. State (16-11). Duke attack '!ith 19 points, and ACC freshman Mike Durileavy made At Charlotte, N .C. a successful return after missing No. 3 Du~ 94, Clemson four games with mononucleosis. 63 He. played 20 minutes, hit all The Blue Devils (25-4) held a ' fo~r ofhis_3-point attempts and 38-28 edge on. the boards to firushed With 16 pomts. beat Clemson for the ninth time Nate james added 18 poiniS, in a row, while Jason Willianu had 14 and Florida St. 63, Georgia Chris Carrawell 11 as the top- Tech. 62 Ron Hale scored 21 pointS, seeded Blue Devils shot 56 percent from the field to . open including a pair of free throws defense of their tournament with 7.1 seconds left. title. Conference USA "Our gnys ca,me to play, At Memphis.,Tenn. there's no question about that," Saint Louis 68, No. 1 Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski Cincifutati 58 said. · · · The 6-foot-9, 240-pound There have to be big ques- . Martin tore ligaments and broke tions about No. I Cincinnati his fibula in a fall in the paint, and No. 2 Stanfo~ heading into and the Bearcats (28-3) lost to :i the NCAA tournament. team it manhandled 81-41 last The Bearcats lost star. center weekend. Kenyon Martin to a broken Thlane 76, Houston 69 right leg three minutes into a Sterling Davis scored 16 68-S&.loss to Sail).t Louis in the points to lead Tulane (20-9) to Conference USA tournament, its first-ever CUSA tournament while Stanford lost to No.9 Ari- · victory. zona for the second time this DePaul 80, Memphis 76 season, 86-81, iri Pac~10 regular Quentin Richardson's 21 season action. points and eight rebounds Duke's win earnell it a bye helped DePaul (20-1 0) rea~h 20 into Saturday's. ACC semifinals, wins for the first time since the where it will play the winner of INJURED BEARCAT- Cincinnati's Kenyon Martin props up his broken leg during the second half of the today's.Wake Forest-North CarPle=e- Mild-, ..... 82 Bearcats loss to Saint Louis In the CUSAtournament. Martin is lost for the season with the injury. (AP) N> SPORTS WRITER Dtvlllon UDiltriCt TOUI'IIMWII It The Convo, AU... Worship- 10:00 am Hobooa Chrilllu Fellowlblp Cbiii'Ch Sunday service, 10:00 ~&.m. , HlO p.m . Y9u1h Fellowship Sunday, 1:00 p.m. Bethlny Prep Basketball Rdoldool ure c - Worship - 11:1.5 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday ScNicc - 1 p.m. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship • 9 t.m. BY How.uiD FINDiucH Sl.lve11vUle Wonl'of Falllt Pustor: David Dailey Sunday School 9:30a.m. Eveiling • 7 p.m. C l l - , . .WIIIIpC..tu Salem So., Rulllftd Pallor: Raben E. MVIItr Sunday School . 10 a.m. Snowville a._alled Clourcb or~- Cbrllt or Lotter Day Solnll Rev. Blackwood .Sehoul - 9:30a.m. Worsh ip I0:30 ll.m.. 7:30p.m. Wednesd11)' SerVice · 7:30p.m. SWiday School • 9:30 a.m. Wtdnend.ty 1trvlc:e, 1 p.m. Worsh:ip -lO: lSa.m. Clll'lllti-Sultoa Carmel &. Bashan Rds. P11~to r : Sund;~ y Sundly Rrvice, 10 a.m. Salem Center Pastor: Ron Fierce Sunday School-9:15a.m. Lil tter· Di.l y Sain ts PUior: Ron Heath Sunday Wonhlp ·10 a.m., 6 p.m . Wednesday Service5 - 7 p.m: Sundar, School -10 a.m. · Wom p • 11 o.m., 6 p.m. w _ednesday Servic::cs- 7 p.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. Thursday Services - 7 p.m. Wednesday Service · 7:00p.m, ......... CINr<b or God Flllllollalllbt Clnordl Railroad St, Muon Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Sund.ty School . 9:30 a.m. Worship • 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Mile Hill Rd., Racine Pastor: Brice Ull Sunday School ·- 9:45 ·a.m. Evening • 6 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. F-CIIapel 923 S. Third St., Middlepon . P1110r Michael PtnJKl Rolland Sunday School • 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Thursday Bibte Snw:ty and Youth. 7 p.ffi . Lollftl Cliff Free Mtthodill Cllur<b Pastor: Charles Swiger Churc l1 of Go d Putor: James E. KteJec Youth Felle:wshtp, Sunday - 6 p.m. ness marches on HIGHLIGHTS Calmy Bible Cll111<b Pomeroy Pike, CU. Rd . . 603 Second love. MI!On n3-5017 Service lime: Sunday 10:30 a.m. Wtdncadoy 1 pm · Womip. 10 o.m. . Ky..u a.., Kolt.a c ...rch Rev: Mark Michael ML M - Cllvrdo or God Vkilot)o Baptist lndelltndul 525 N. 2nd SL Midcllepon Rock SpriJip _ Sunday School - 9:1!i a.m. Graham Vnhcd Melhodlll , Chri stian Un1on Appo ur. Coottr "Full-Gospel Church ~ Pastors John & Patty Wade Pastor: Keilh Rader Wednesday Servk:c - 7:30p.m. Wednelday Services • 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services -7 p.m. ~ Wtaltyu Bible Hollaea Chord! 15 Pe•rl St, Middlepart. · Pastor: Rev. Dou& Cox. Sunday Womip. 9:.!0 p.m., 1::io p.m. Sunday School· 11 ~m. Worship • 9:30a.m., 1:30 p.m. H - BoJ!flat Cllon:b St. Ro. 143Jull off Ro. 1 Putor: Rcv.Iames R. Acree, Sr. Sunday Scbool· 10 a.m. Wnr>lllp • lla.ni., 6 p.m. Worship -10:30 a.m. Bible Stu4y Tuc5d¥-y - 10 a..m. Pille Gron Bible HoUJMU Churth 112 mile off Rc. 325 .. Pastor: Rev. O'Dell Manic)' Sunday School - 9;30 a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:30 p.m. Putor:Jim Hughes • Wol"'llip • 10a.m., 7 p.m. Pastor: Justin Campbell · Sunday school 9:30a.m. Norman Will, superintendent Sunday worship • 10:30 un. Pomti'Oy FRIDAY's FaJtlo Fetlowllolp c.-ror Cllrlll Pastor: ~cv. Fr:-ntli'\ Dickens SeNace: Fuday, 1 p.m. 47439 Reibel Rd., Chemo Pastor~: Rev. Mary and Harold Cook Sunday Services: tO a.m. & 6 p.m. Wednesday Servioe.s . 7 p.m. Pastor: Connie Fiarct Sunday School - 9: IS a.m. Pastor: Rev. Dewey King Sunday school· 9:30a.m. Sunday worship. 7 p.m. Wedne~ay prayer meeting- 7 p.m. W-ip-1:00p.m. Wcdncadoy Bible Sovdy • 1:00 p.m. H - O.lreadl Mlolllrtta Worship · 10 a.m. -orSioarooKelt.aCIIIU'dl l.cldlna C...:k Rd., Rutland Htmloek Gron C... t<fo r-LoallaySvnday School· 10:00 Lm. Svoday StrYiee • 6:00 p.OI. Wtdntoday Service -1:00 p.m. Purl Chapel Sulld11y S<:hool - 9 a.m. Sunday School9:30 o.m. So. John Lutheran c•urch Pine Grove Re'W. Donald C. Fritz Worship • 9:00a.m. Sunday School - 10:00 a.rn. ., DexttrCbvrclo ofChriat Alii St., Middloporl Ptsun: Chad Emrick Sunday SchOol · 9 a. m. Worship· 10 a.m. friday, ~rch 10,2000 Pastor: Brian May Sunday School - 9:30a.m. --Cioordl MIMmlllt • • Falrvltw llblo Cllordl Lclart, W.Va. Rl. 1 Oth er Churct1 es Wor!ihl p • 10:.10 t.m. Wonhip - lla.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:00p.m. Luth eran ·Pastor: Ptlilip Sturm · . Sunday School: 9:30a.m. Worship Service: 10:30 a.m. Bible Sllldy, Wednesday, 6:30p.m. Vemap ye Sulliv11 n Sunday Sc hool · 'JI:JO a.m . Pwor: Charles McKenlie Sunday School - 9:30a.m. W~Jrship • 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service 7:30p.m. Rttd.,IHt ChOI'I!h orCiiriJI Sunday Scbooi-9:4S a.m. Evenina- 6:30p.m. Pa~t ur: Col>aryPIIpiaaCiooftl Huri•orwille Road Lo"'"'llle Cllrillla• Cllon:b Pastor: Gene Zopp Sunday school· 10:30 11.m. · Worship-9:30a.m., 7 p.m. ML Volooo Bapliat Pastor : Joe N. Sayre I Zlooo Cburdl ofCbrlll Pomeroy, Hanisonv,ille Rd. (Rt.1.3) Pastor: Roger Watson Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Service$ - 1 p.m. RuUand Cllurch or Cllrlat ·6th and Palmer St., Middleport Sunday School-9:15a.m. Worship- IO:IS a.m., 7:00p.m. Wedaesda~ Sc~ice- 7: 00 p.m. I Pa5tor:Terry Stewan Sunday School -9:30 a. m. Worship· 10:30 a.m., 6:30 P..m. Wednesday Services -·6:30p.m. Pastor: Torn Runyon Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. East Main St. Sunda~ School-9:30a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.Al. Flnt Baptiol Cbun:h Pastor: Mark Morrow ... Btarwallow Rid&< Churdo ofCiuiot Bradbury Church ofChrlll ro....,y Fintllllplllt • " Hfllth (Middlepwt) Duo.tlloH...... CIIordl 31~1 Slllt Roult 3:B, l.anpvlle Pulor. Ouy lacbon Sunday sdlool · 9:.!0 a.m. Sullday worship· 1G-.JO a.m. A: 7 p.m. Wednesday prayer service - 7 p.m. rius Johnson, waived by the Broncos on Thesday, faces a fourg:itqe suspc:nsiori. for violatin~ the NFL's substance-abuse policy. ., .This is believed to be Johnson's thiid violation; which the . NFL said leads to a four-game suspen. sion. . Johnson, 27, W2S ,arrested In December for allegedly punching a female acquaintance at a nightclub. The case was settled out of court. Eastern, Trimble meet in lVC-style district title tilt . . . BY ScOTT WOLFI ., SENTINEL CORRESPONDENT EAST MEIGS - · Saturday at noon, Eastern steps into unchartered territory in their quest to become the first Eagle boys basketb~ team to advance to the regional tournament when they face league foe Trimble at Ohio University Convocation Center. Eastern has already tied a school record for most -wins and has gone one step further than any other Eastern boys basketball team. The gal,ne will be. the rubber match in a three-game series. Eastern, 20-2, defeated Trimble a,t.home January 7, 70~62. . But one of Eastern's losses came to Trimble, 'an 86-69 upset on February 11, in ·Glouster. Pride among other things is at at the Convo in the district semifinal. stake in this the third gam'e of the series. The Tomcats were led by Trent Patton Eastern (20-2) advanced as number one and Bobby Trace who turned in 19 and 18 seed in the tournament with a 90-56 win point performances. Trace paced Trimble over South Gallia in the sectional champi- with 16 points in the first half, and when onship, then claimed a 63-46 win over Leesburg sought to contain the red-hot · New Boston in the district semifinal. guard, Trent Patton produced a break-out Trimble (13-9), the number six seed in second half. Rolland Chalfant had a good ganie with the tournament draw and 9-9 at the time, has gone on a four-game winnirtg streak, ~2 points. Jesse Richmond added eight including a win that marked one of East- and had a team high seven rebounds. ern's only two losses. Trimble is led by Trent Patton who They defeated Ironton St. Joe (15-6) averaged 18.7 points per game and is the and number three seed 63-50 in the Sec- team sparkplug. Patton is best noted as a tional finals, then defeated Leesb11rg Fair- . penetrator and . is quick to establish his field the nun1ber .one seed ·in the inside game . against a man - to- man Lucasville sectional, 59-54 Monday night defense. Patton's outside game comple,. ·Evans heads list of top Rio ·returnees starting' t6. Naylor ~re expected to assume RIO GRANDE - . The The Redwomen will have .the catching duties for the University ~ of Rio Grande Michele Ulmer . (.400, 20 departed Rheinfrank and softball teare is gearing up for RBI) back tl~is seasori. Ulmer Brosher. Senior Brenda Brady the 2000 seasoq after•finishing ' was AllcAMC at shortstop, should handle the . first base 13-20 in 1999. even though she played most position. ' Third~year . Head Coach of the season ·at third base .arid Former River Valley standStaci Wood~rd will be arni~d will likely man die hot corner out Marie Denney heads a with her "yQung guns" as well this year. Also . returning left . group of quality newcomers as some 'seasoned veterans fielder Lisa Denney (.298, 27 to the Redwomen program. h~ading ifito battle this RBI) ~ncj center fielder Jeri Jessica Swackham~er, Naylor, spring. Woo!fyard has posted a Diedrich, who is back after a Amy Jewett and Audra Barnes mark of 33J30 in her stint at medical redshirt. all make up the freshman URG. Peb Calloway (.354, 1 HR, class. Woodyard · and assistant 22 RBI) headlines a talented Sheppard (1-4, 6.18 ERA), coach Dan Shan~ will have to sophomore class that will be Temple (2-6, 7.84 ERA) and figure out !': way to replace the key i~ .leading the. Red- senior Jenny Murphy · (0-4, All-American Mideast Con- women hac~ to th.e top of the 8,34 ERA) all return to the . fere~ce perf&rmers · Shellie heap in the AMC. Calloway .is pitching staff. Reese, who was · Weiner (.534j ,l I;:IR, 20 RBI) expected tci see time at third redshirted last season, is also and Shelly Rheinfrank '( .337, base and· .be utilized ·as the expecteil to see time on the 14 RBI). as well as the stellar extra ·hitter. niound this spring. · Jill Thomas; Mary Blair, defense of 1 ~=archer Stad Ulmer, Evans, Calloway, Lisa Kelly Adkins, Jocelyn Shep. Denney and Diedrich should Brosher, alllo~ to graduation. Senior Reb~cca Evans (1 0- pard, Nikki Milum, Janella be in the running for all-con6,. 3.24 ERA, 1-08 IP) returns Reese and Jessica Temple are ference honors this season. as Rio Grande's top hurler. all part of the sophomore The home opener is set for · March · 31, against Notre The former Eaitern Eagle star . class. Blair and freshman Beth Dame College. pitched 23 .games last season, Please see Eastern, Pllp 81 Twelve local BY MARK WILLIAMS • ·•• rnents his inside durability. Patton is very quick and is capable of· hitting the three point shot, while flauoiting a great ball handling talent. His quick ness established him as one of th e area's best defensive players. · At off guard is Bobby Trace, who plaudits Patton's effort. Trace keeps opposinr; defenses honest with his awesome thrt'e point shooting, and he too is good off th e. dribble. Opposing teams have trouble shutting down both Patton and Trace for a collapsing defense on one, opens up the perimeter for the other. This was pretty much th e case Monday' when Trace scored 16 of hi ~ ,, . '"I. ..I ' COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Sardinia Eastern Brown. boys coach Rob Beucler and girls coach Richard Kiser, who each guided their teams to 20•0 . records, grabbed two of the top Division Ill honon on the 1999-2000 Associated Press Southeast All-District high school basketball teams announced Thursday. Beucler and Kiser stood alone as the coaches of the year in their divisions. A media panel · from the distri.Ct made the selections . The girls playen. of the year . were: Trish Meyers of Mowerytown Whiteoak .in Division IV; Washin81;on Couri House's Valerie King (a repeater in III), Mandy Goin ofVincent Warren Local and Jackson's Beth Howe (II) . and Abbey Jennings of Locan ,(!) .. Joining Kiser as the· top girls coaching honore ~s · were: Oak Hill's Doug Hale (IV), Vinc.ent Warrep's Dennis Biddinger (II) and Logan's Keith Myers (I). The top boys award winners included: Chris Williams of Franklin Furnace Green and Chris McGraw of New Boston : Glenwood (IV), Williamsport Westfall's Tyler · Schleich (Ill ), anp Bruce Miles of Hillsboro (II). . In addition to Beucler, th e boys coaches honors went to: Reedsville Eastern's Howi e Caldwell (IV) and Jim Osborne of ·Gallipolis Gallia. Academy (H) . There were no individual. · awards goven in boys Division l because there are only thre< teants in the district. · P11111 ~ AII-Disbld. hi" 82 �• Page B 2 • The Deily Sentinel Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Friday, March 10,2000 Friday, Mlirch 10, 2000 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio :~-~~~~~~----------~--~~~~~~~~~------------------~~~~~ • •• . .·• ~ .-: •• AII-Disbid fromPIIpBI ~: L~y. 12 athletes representing Eastern Southern .and Metgs were selected to the 2000 All DJStnct teams In the DtvlSlon IV boys vonng Eastern's Joe Brown was named first team All~OIStnct Teanunate Josh Will was voted second team, while Matt S!ffipson earned spectal mentiOn Southern s Russell Retber was named third team AU Dmnct In DtvtSon II Me1gs seruor Steve Beha was a secon team selecnon Marauder teammate J P Staats earned spe,tal mentaon In the gtrls .OIVIsJOn II vonng Metgs' Amber Vmtl)g was tabbed for first team honon Teammate Jen- mfer Shr~mphn was voted to the third team Southern s Kim lhle and Eastern's Amber Baker were both third team sele,taons m DtviS!on IV Juli Bailey of Eastern and Kan Cummms of Southern receiVed spectal mentiOn Eastern head coach How1e Caldwell was voted Southeast Dmnct Coach of the Year m DJvtston IV. The All-TVC teanu have not been released as yet smce two league team still remaJn alive m the play~ of!S Eastern s boys play Tnmble m the DIVIston IV dtstnct final tomorrow at the Convo Game nme ts noon (Editor's note Look for the complete All~Southe•lt Dis~ tr1ct lilts m the Su~tdq Time•Stlttl~ttl this weekend) ANNOUr<CEMENTS 005 Personal• ..Biondt lady wo met driving goll -111111 at Parkland Gretna 3 5 '2000 Plauocatl304-17~925 Gandem&f' Seek ng Companalon .,llllp From Nice F"""'lo For Talks Walko & Frlondanlp SonG Ro plltl To 553 Second Avtnue Aparlment t403 Golllpollo OH 45631 Brown Reiber START DATING TQNIGHTI Have Fun Mooting Ellglbto Sin &1m peon glea In Your Area Call Fo Mort j nlormatlon 1 800 ROMANCE Elot 8735 distnct tatles, so the Tomcats are no stranger to success The last two seasons they lost m the secaonal finals and defeated Whiteoak 5~-52 en route to the regiOnal m 1998 Addinonall)l most of this elite dub faomPepB1 has gone to the reg~onal two consecunve years m his 18 pomts the first half while Patton depoSited baseball 14 of his 19 pomts the second half In Mondays sellll Eastern was led by JUmor JefFTtace Bobbys cousm delivers a great offenSJve southpaw Joe Brown who razzle dazzled the New punch as well He IS qwck and has a great touch Boston defense to the tune of 20 pomts Brown while also adding rebounding strength J made several of his own buckets on sheer deternuRolland Chalfant 15 a borufied rebounding talent nanon but also benefited from some great passmg \>nd a bull on the boards tnSide He ts good m the 9ff the Eagle fast break Brown himself made some pamt but can also step outstde the penmeter and great passmg plays With three assiSts pop the three Josh Will had a great rught from the floor w1th a Jesse Richmond has had several late season offen 6 for-8 effort mcluding one three pomter, 15 pomts SIVe explostons Richmond slipped mto Tnmble s and 11 rebounds to score a double double Will also ba'kdoor offense to be a key factor m Tnmble's sec- had five asSists on the rught m a great floor game tional champiOnship wm Richmond had mnilar b1g Matt S1mpson agam did a great JOb runmng the plays m Monday mght's wm over Leesburg Eastern offense notching eleven pomts on the mght Phil Fatres Jr , adds offenSive ball-handling stabil and keepmg the Eagle offense patient and pmsed t(y off the bench but doesn t provtde much offen Matt BtsseU added seven Chad Nelson four Gar~jve punch Fatres 1s also a good defens1ve player and rett Karr four and Enc Srmth two overall steady performer Brown heads the Eastern offens1ve hst wtth a 15 7 Two years ago Trunble cl:umed the secnonal and scormg clip The lefty 1s a good dnver and an auto matK along the baseline Browns off season work Eastem I jl • has made him one of the best m the league and one of the aU-arne '"teer leaders m "onng at Eastern Stmpson owns a 11 9 pomt average and several 20-pomt efforts late m the season At 6-6 and towenng above most of his defenders the pomt guard's btggest contnbutJon 1s runrnng the Eastern offeme He ts most successful off the np move and on penetratmg JUmpers WtU averages 12 pomts Will1s also a sharp shooter who JOms S1mpson as one of the penmeter threats Snuth has put together a rmd-season strmg of double digit games to boost his average Sconng mne agamst South Gallia, Srmth owns an etght pmnts per game average Snuth remams a strong rebounder and mstde defenSive anchor BtsseU averages 8 7 pomts per game and ts capable of htttmg the three He ts a very good semor ball handler and 1s capable of a break-out offenstve game Nelson and Karr throw 7 6 and 6 5 averages mto the rmx off the ben'h Kau ts a great boost off the bench and his sconng threat helps open up Eastern's mstde game He has posted a couple late season double-dig1t game~ Nelson notched 16 pomts man 80 percent shoormg effort m Eastern s last wm over Southern and had eleven m the sectional WIO Nelson has become a dedicated worker and huge contnbunon to the EHS program As stats show, Eastern 1s solid seven deep With more qual1ty nunutes commg from Josh Kehl Josh Brodenck, Joe Marcmko Brad Brannon, ChriS Lyons and a host of others Seruor Steve Weeks contmumg the healmg process of his second severe ankle sprun has been gettmg more playmg nme as the season progresses The Tomcats will have to counter Eastern's potennally explostve offense wh1ch has scored an average of 70 I pomts per game The Eastern defense has allowed JUSt over 53 7 pomts per game Game nme ts noon at the Convo Saturday Wny wall? Start meeting Ohio from Page B1 the 1991-92 season the last time the Blue .Oemons went to the NCAA tournament ' •l)Nc Charlotte 57, Louasvalle 52 Jobey Thomas led UNC Charlotte (17 -14) w1th 16 pomts Pae-10 No 9 Arazona 86, No 2 Stanford 81 At Tucson, Anz Richard Jefferson who broke his nght foot m Anzona s 68-65 VICtory at Stanford Jan 8 and was "oreless m his -first two games back last week scored 19 pomts for the Wildcats (25 6 overall 14 3 ]>a, 10) The Cardinal (25 3 14 3) were led .by Casey Jawbsen s 20 B1g East at New York Georgetown 76, No 12 Syracuse 72 Kevm Braswell made mne free throws down -the stretch as Georgetown (18-13) became the first Btg East No 9 seed to beat a top seed No 21 Connecticut 79, Seton Hall 64 Khahd EI-Anun scored 24 of his 30 pomts 1n the first half for the defending nanonal ehamp10ns Fourth-seeded Conne,tt,ut (23 il) was to fa,e Georgetown tomght No 23 Maam1 61, Notre Dame 58 Elton Tyler ()4 pomts) made a key basket and then a clutch defenstve play as Mtamt wuhstood a late rally No 19 St John's 75, Villanova 70 Bootsy Thornton scored 21 pomts and thttd seeded St Johns scored the games final soc pomts Atlantic 10 at Philadelphia No 6 Temple 71, V argmlR Tech 52 Temple (24 5) used two 9-0 runs to pull Jway m the first hal( UMass 86, George Washmgton 68 Chns Kirkland s 22 pomts pO'ed Massachusetts (17-14). 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CALL THE CREDIT EXPERTS LICENSED I BONDED CORRECT /REMOVE BAD CREDIT BANKRUPTCY LAWSUITS JUDGEMENTS AAA RATING 90 180 DAYS 1 800 422 1588 230 350 Lots & Acreage 320 Mobile Homes for Sale (3) 16x80 $254 Per Month Low Down Payment Free Air t 800 MONEY TO LOAN Bad Credit OK Free AppUcat on U S Ap pi cants Only I 877 780 1938 992225B 740.992 3885 Windle Is 847 A SECOND AVE 1350 NEW YORK NEW YORK 10017 CREDIT REPAIRI AS SEEN ON TV Erase Bad Crodll Legally Freolnlo 888-659 2560 Rental p Oi)frty fOf sate two C<>l1l mere al bul dings both i111ed goo d mon th y Income call 7~ 742 3304 or Cte and Rea ty 740.. 30 To 100 Acre Tracts Of Prime Hunt ng Land Start ng At (1) (Careers Close To Home I 691-6777 709-0064 Or 740-388 8591 14x70 1990 Brookwood mob le home lor sale cathedral cell ng CA undarp nnlng total gaa lwo bedroom two lui baths 12x20 deck new carpel $11 500 OBO ca I 7<10 992 5422 after' 30 or leave massage 14x70 t998 fairmont lived In 1 mon &Ill ha& new sme I lg bath rooms 3 br Iota of closet apace all alec c/a possible leave on low rented lot Chars rd 62 2 decks under plnn ng& bock $20 000 cat 304-675-4153 1967 Alcon mobile home 121155 $1900 74G-742 2852 1988 "x70 Schult 3 Bedi'OQD'!s 2 Baths CA t982 14x60 Mansion 41 0 Houses for Rent 1 3 Bedrooms ForeclOsed Homes From $199/Mo 4% Down For L1st Figs & Payment Detail& 80D-319 3323 Ext 1709 1 Bedroom On 32 Linea n Gallpolis $300/Mo $200 Oepo&lt No Pots 740-446-9342 152 Fourth A¥enue Ga llpolls 3 Bedrooms W 0 Hook Up $375 / Mo Deposit Required 1 8" 840 0521 Fo sa a or rant 2 bedroom house In Pomeroy $350 month p us deposit wi set on contract with good efe rences no pets 740 698 7244 App !cations Accepltd Another Weak 3 Bed oom Neighbo hood Road Large Yam No PetJ $4001 Mo 74().44&6890 For ent n Syracuse 4 bed 0001 two bath al appliances 20lx58 lot fenced n play arell carpeted th oughout HUO available $575 per month $575 deposit childr•n welcome Christy s Fam ly Liv ng 740 992 4514 2 Bedrooms 1 Bath HP /CA 740 446-2516 AlterS PM lnttr!or pe!ntlng Experienced Free Est mates References 304 1983 141170 Sky Ina 2 3 bed rooms one and half baths Berber 458-1802 MOTHER OF 2 WILL BABYSIT IN MY HOME CHRIST AN NON SMOKING M F CALL 304 882 2552 Mother 01 3 Will Babysit Any Shift Non Smoking Environment Reasonable Rates Mercerville Area 740 256-t576 Need An Electric an Or Carpent er? Beat High Prices All Work Gaurant&edl 740-446-2947 wanted To Do Mounts Tree Service Buckel Truck Service Top Trim Removal Slump Grind lng Fully Insured Free mates Bidwell Ohio 1 800 838 9568 Or 740 388 9648 Wll Oo Garden Tiling (304 )875 6536 FINANCIAL 210 carpet lots of extras $10 000 oeo can 740-992 !5888 All real estate advert s!ng In this newspaper s subject to the Federal Far Housing NJ. of 1968 wh ch makes it llegal to advert se any p eference llmltat on or d scrim nation based on race color re ig on sex familial status or national or1gln or any Intention to make any such preference llmltaUon or d scrimination • This newspaper wKI not knowing y accept ~ advertisements for real estate which Is n ~lo ation of the law Our readers are hereby Informed that a I dwelings advertised n lhb newspape are available on an equal opportunity bass 1987 Rlverv ew t4x70 2 Bed rooms 2 Baths Range ~elrlgera tor Disposal Dishwasher New Carpet On Rental Lot 740 446 0228 REAL ESTATE $3000 WEEKLY I Mall ng 400 Brochures AT HOME! 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Freshman Alonzo Lane scored a 'areer-high Marqu1se Gamous an\1 Estell Laster each Former owner Watering Hole. 23 pomts and Arkansas (16-14) shut down poured m 22 pomts to lead TCU (18-13) Georgta m the se,ond hal( Btg 10 at Chicago Wisconstn 51, Northwestern 41 Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice Public Mark Vershaw scored 17 pomts and had five Tho torma of the 111e ora hoorlng to Inform clll~ono Rural Houelng Sorvlu MEIGS COUNTY assists as Wtsconsm won the lowest-swnng obout tho Rural Housing Houalng calh Preaervatloft TAX PLAT OFFICE Houolng Tho Homo Natlonol Bank Sarvlco game ever at the Btg Ten tournament Application Wrtttan COURTHOUSE ra•rv•• tho right to ra)lct Pra•rvlllon program, wh•t comments will be acceptoil Iowa 81, Minnesota 78 POMEROY, OHIO 45789 any or .r1 blda or to ramove octlvltlll aro eligible and until 10 00 A M March 20, 740-892 28M Kyle Galloway had 20 pomts m the first half ony unit from the alo •t other lmportont progrom 2000 and may be moiled Ill The Floodploln Yartance raqulremen11! anytime and four free throws m the final 15 seconds the Melgo County Board will moot 11 10 00 A oocond public llllrlng Courthou• Pomeroy Ohio Arrongomonte moy bo for the Hawkeyes (14-15) 1 m Moroh 13 2000 In the mode to lnapact ony of tho will be hold on Moroh 20, 45789 Melga County obova nomad vehlclll prior 2000 11 10 15 AM 11 tho Penn State 76, Michigan 66 II a participant will need Commllllonora Offici Tha County to the 1111 by calling 7410- Molge Gya51 Cline-Heard scored a season high 18 auxlll~ry aldl (lntorprlter, mooting 11 open to tho Commlnlonora olllco 9411-2210 brollled or lapod motorlol, and Titus Ivory swred 13 of his 17 pomts m public Molga County Courthoueo, onletlvo llltonlng dovlco, George L1wrence, Edword Worry the second half for Penn State which earned Pomeroy Ohio to give ather) due to • dlaablllty, CoiiiCIIon omFIDDCip .... MM•ger clll~ena an opportunity to (3) 1 3 7, 10 4TC a matchup With top-seeded Ohio State today pi••• contact Gloria Klooa (3)8 10 2TC rev- and comment an tho Clerk, prior to Morch 20 B1g 12 at Kansas C1ty, Mo county'e propoaed Rural 2000 at (614) 1192 2895 In Public Notice Public Notice Houalng Proaervetlon order to onaura thot your No 24 Kausas 84, Kansas St 60 Prog111m noode will be Jeff Boschee hit seven 3-pomters m the first LEGAL N011CI! Cltlzena are encouroged llCCammoditad NOTICE OF SECOND half as Kansas (23 8) rolled to tts 19th stratght On Saturd•y, March 11, to •ttend thle meeting on PUBUC HEARING Janet Howltrd 2000 It 10:00 • m tho Homo wm over Kansas State (9-19) The Molge County March 20, 2000 Ia expreea Pnaldant Molga County National Bank will ollar tor Cammlulonora Intend to their vlowa ond comment• Commlulonwa Missouri 80, Texas Tech 47 lila 11 public auction on tho opply to tho Ohio on the county 1 propo11d (3) 10 1 tc MJSSOun's Claren'e Gilbert mqde 6 oft2 3B•nk p•rklng lot tho Deportment of following vohlcloa DIVIIOpmont, lor funding pomters and totaled 26 pomts 1 - CHEVY ASTRO VAN under tho U s D A Rural Colorado 79, Texas AllcM 53 Vln 11GNDM15ZXJB118872 Hauelng Service tor Ntck Mohr came off the bench early m the 1-MAZDA funding under the RHS 110 Th1 Dally Sentinel • Page B 3 Ga~polls 740.448-3093 Mobile home wHh f~ length add lion three bedroom two bath 28 x6~ on one acre located t 1! 3 mile out 143 off Rt 7 cal even Older model trailer 1112 br In tf on left Camp COnley 304 675 Loaded Slnglewldao Mual Gol Save Thousands! No Lol Rant • 1 Bedroom Wllh Living RoocD Eat In Furnished Kitchen Large Enclosed Porch $260/Mo ~ Bedroom Large Living Room Ett In Furnished Kitchen 1270/M¢ Newly Oecot ated Both Apartements Upsta rs 458 Second Avenue Gal po is Water 4 Trash Furn shed References 9) curttv Oepos1t 740 742 2837 ~ ter5PM ., 1 BR & LIVING ROOM ON MAl~ STREET UTIL PAID CALL 300, 446-2200 OFI304 675-2174 •• For 6 Moo Only 0 Oakwood GallpOII 740-448-3093 1 Or 2 Bed oom Downatal7s Aparlment very Ctaan Wa1er Pad No Pets In Gallipols 740 Three bldroam totally ramodeled 388 1100 lnoldo and out tralltr and lot new tumaco ,_ appllanc~~ new car pot, $23 500 caii74Q.W2 ...514 land Home Pdagea A 1 Areas . 1 2 Bedroom Apa tmant Adjacent To AIQ Grande Campus 740 24e 5858 All CJidlt R~kl. 740-448-3583 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS 4T BUDGET PRICES AT JACM Put Your Tu Refund To Work $499 Down 01\ly AI Oakwood Hom11 In Barbouravllle 304 SON Drive shop 2568 738--3409 ESTATES 5 2 Wtl wooa from $289 to $370 Walk !g & moves Cal 740 44• Equa Hous ng Opporl n ty �• Page B 2 • The Deily Sentinel Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Friday, March 10,2000 Friday, Mlirch 10, 2000 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio :~-~~~~~~----------~--~~~~~~~~~------------------~~~~~ • •• . .·• ~ .-: •• AII-Disbid fromPIIpBI ~: L~y. 12 athletes representing Eastern Southern .and Metgs were selected to the 2000 All DJStnct teams In the DtvlSlon IV boys vonng Eastern's Joe Brown was named first team All~OIStnct Teanunate Josh Will was voted second team, while Matt S!ffipson earned spectal mentiOn Southern s Russell Retber was named third team AU Dmnct In DtvtSon II Me1gs seruor Steve Beha was a secon team selecnon Marauder teammate J P Staats earned spe,tal mentaon In the gtrls .OIVIsJOn II vonng Metgs' Amber Vmtl)g was tabbed for first team honon Teammate Jen- mfer Shr~mphn was voted to the third team Southern s Kim lhle and Eastern's Amber Baker were both third team sele,taons m DtviS!on IV Juli Bailey of Eastern and Kan Cummms of Southern receiVed spectal mentiOn Eastern head coach How1e Caldwell was voted Southeast Dmnct Coach of the Year m DJvtston IV. The All-TVC teanu have not been released as yet smce two league team still remaJn alive m the play~ of!S Eastern s boys play Tnmble m the DIVIston IV dtstnct final tomorrow at the Convo Game nme ts noon (Editor's note Look for the complete All~Southe•lt Dis~ tr1ct lilts m the Su~tdq Time•Stlttl~ttl this weekend) ANNOUr<CEMENTS 005 Personal• ..Biondt lady wo met driving goll -111111 at Parkland Gretna 3 5 '2000 Plauocatl304-17~925 Gandem&f' Seek ng Companalon .,llllp From Nice F"""'lo For Talks Walko & Frlondanlp SonG Ro plltl To 553 Second Avtnue Aparlment t403 Golllpollo OH 45631 Brown Reiber START DATING TQNIGHTI Have Fun Mooting Ellglbto Sin &1m peon glea In Your Area Call Fo Mort j nlormatlon 1 800 ROMANCE Elot 8735 distnct tatles, so the Tomcats are no stranger to success The last two seasons they lost m the secaonal finals and defeated Whiteoak 5~-52 en route to the regiOnal m 1998 Addinonall)l most of this elite dub faomPepB1 has gone to the reg~onal two consecunve years m his 18 pomts the first half while Patton depoSited baseball 14 of his 19 pomts the second half In Mondays sellll Eastern was led by JUmor JefFTtace Bobbys cousm delivers a great offenSJve southpaw Joe Brown who razzle dazzled the New punch as well He IS qwck and has a great touch Boston defense to the tune of 20 pomts Brown while also adding rebounding strength J made several of his own buckets on sheer deternuRolland Chalfant 15 a borufied rebounding talent nanon but also benefited from some great passmg \>nd a bull on the boards tnSide He ts good m the 9ff the Eagle fast break Brown himself made some pamt but can also step outstde the penmeter and great passmg plays With three assiSts pop the three Josh Will had a great rught from the floor w1th a Jesse Richmond has had several late season offen 6 for-8 effort mcluding one three pomter, 15 pomts SIVe explostons Richmond slipped mto Tnmble s and 11 rebounds to score a double double Will also ba'kdoor offense to be a key factor m Tnmble's sec- had five asSists on the rught m a great floor game tional champiOnship wm Richmond had mnilar b1g Matt S1mpson agam did a great JOb runmng the plays m Monday mght's wm over Leesburg Eastern offense notching eleven pomts on the mght Phil Fatres Jr , adds offenSive ball-handling stabil and keepmg the Eagle offense patient and pmsed t(y off the bench but doesn t provtde much offen Matt BtsseU added seven Chad Nelson four Gar~jve punch Fatres 1s also a good defens1ve player and rett Karr four and Enc Srmth two overall steady performer Brown heads the Eastern offens1ve hst wtth a 15 7 Two years ago Trunble cl:umed the secnonal and scormg clip The lefty 1s a good dnver and an auto matK along the baseline Browns off season work Eastem I jl • has made him one of the best m the league and one of the aU-arne '"teer leaders m "onng at Eastern Stmpson owns a 11 9 pomt average and several 20-pomt efforts late m the season At 6-6 and towenng above most of his defenders the pomt guard's btggest contnbutJon 1s runrnng the Eastern offeme He ts most successful off the np move and on penetratmg JUmpers WtU averages 12 pomts Will1s also a sharp shooter who JOms S1mpson as one of the penmeter threats Snuth has put together a rmd-season strmg of double digit games to boost his average Sconng mne agamst South Gallia, Srmth owns an etght pmnts per game average Snuth remams a strong rebounder and mstde defenSive anchor BtsseU averages 8 7 pomts per game and ts capable of htttmg the three He ts a very good semor ball handler and 1s capable of a break-out offenstve game Nelson and Karr throw 7 6 and 6 5 averages mto the rmx off the ben'h Kau ts a great boost off the bench and his sconng threat helps open up Eastern's mstde game He has posted a couple late season double-dig1t game~ Nelson notched 16 pomts man 80 percent shoormg effort m Eastern s last wm over Southern and had eleven m the sectional WIO Nelson has become a dedicated worker and huge contnbunon to the EHS program As stats show, Eastern 1s solid seven deep With more qual1ty nunutes commg from Josh Kehl Josh Brodenck, Joe Marcmko Brad Brannon, ChriS Lyons and a host of others Seruor Steve Weeks contmumg the healmg process of his second severe ankle sprun has been gettmg more playmg nme as the season progresses The Tomcats will have to counter Eastern's potennally explostve offense wh1ch has scored an average of 70 I pomts per game The Eastern defense has allowed JUSt over 53 7 pomts per game Game nme ts noon at the Convo Saturday Wny wall? Start meeting Ohio from Page B1 the 1991-92 season the last time the Blue .Oemons went to the NCAA tournament ' •l)Nc Charlotte 57, Louasvalle 52 Jobey Thomas led UNC Charlotte (17 -14) w1th 16 pomts Pae-10 No 9 Arazona 86, No 2 Stanford 81 At Tucson, Anz Richard Jefferson who broke his nght foot m Anzona s 68-65 VICtory at Stanford Jan 8 and was "oreless m his -first two games back last week scored 19 pomts for the Wildcats (25 6 overall 14 3 ]>a, 10) The Cardinal (25 3 14 3) were led .by Casey Jawbsen s 20 B1g East at New York Georgetown 76, No 12 Syracuse 72 Kevm Braswell made mne free throws down -the stretch as Georgetown (18-13) became the first Btg East No 9 seed to beat a top seed No 21 Connecticut 79, Seton Hall 64 Khahd EI-Anun scored 24 of his 30 pomts 1n the first half for the defending nanonal ehamp10ns Fourth-seeded Conne,tt,ut (23 il) was to fa,e Georgetown tomght No 23 Maam1 61, Notre Dame 58 Elton Tyler ()4 pomts) made a key basket and then a clutch defenstve play as Mtamt wuhstood a late rally No 19 St John's 75, Villanova 70 Bootsy Thornton scored 21 pomts and thttd seeded St Johns scored the games final soc pomts Atlantic 10 at Philadelphia No 6 Temple 71, V argmlR Tech 52 Temple (24 5) used two 9-0 runs to pull Jway m the first hal( UMass 86, George Washmgton 68 Chns Kirkland s 22 pomts pO'ed Massachusetts (17-14). 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CALL THE CREDIT EXPERTS LICENSED I BONDED CORRECT /REMOVE BAD CREDIT BANKRUPTCY LAWSUITS JUDGEMENTS AAA RATING 90 180 DAYS 1 800 422 1588 230 350 Lots & Acreage 320 Mobile Homes for Sale (3) 16x80 $254 Per Month Low Down Payment Free Air t 800 MONEY TO LOAN Bad Credit OK Free AppUcat on U S Ap pi cants Only I 877 780 1938 992225B 740.992 3885 Windle Is 847 A SECOND AVE 1350 NEW YORK NEW YORK 10017 CREDIT REPAIRI AS SEEN ON TV Erase Bad Crodll Legally Freolnlo 888-659 2560 Rental p Oi)frty fOf sate two C<>l1l mere al bul dings both i111ed goo d mon th y Income call 7~ 742 3304 or Cte and Rea ty 740.. 30 To 100 Acre Tracts Of Prime Hunt ng Land Start ng At (1) (Careers Close To Home I 691-6777 709-0064 Or 740-388 8591 14x70 1990 Brookwood mob le home lor sale cathedral cell ng CA undarp nnlng total gaa lwo bedroom two lui baths 12x20 deck new carpel $11 500 OBO ca I 7<10 992 5422 after' 30 or leave massage 14x70 t998 fairmont lived In 1 mon &Ill ha& new sme I lg bath rooms 3 br Iota of closet apace all alec c/a possible leave on low rented lot Chars rd 62 2 decks under plnn ng& bock $20 000 cat 304-675-4153 1967 Alcon mobile home 121155 $1900 74G-742 2852 1988 "x70 Schult 3 Bedi'OQD'!s 2 Baths CA t982 14x60 Mansion 41 0 Houses for Rent 1 3 Bedrooms ForeclOsed Homes From $199/Mo 4% Down For L1st Figs & Payment Detail& 80D-319 3323 Ext 1709 1 Bedroom On 32 Linea n Gallpolis $300/Mo $200 Oepo&lt No Pots 740-446-9342 152 Fourth A¥enue Ga llpolls 3 Bedrooms W 0 Hook Up $375 / Mo Deposit Required 1 8" 840 0521 Fo sa a or rant 2 bedroom house In Pomeroy $350 month p us deposit wi set on contract with good efe rences no pets 740 698 7244 App !cations Accepltd Another Weak 3 Bed oom Neighbo hood Road Large Yam No PetJ $4001 Mo 74().44&6890 For ent n Syracuse 4 bed 0001 two bath al appliances 20lx58 lot fenced n play arell carpeted th oughout HUO available $575 per month $575 deposit childr•n welcome Christy s Fam ly Liv ng 740 992 4514 2 Bedrooms 1 Bath HP /CA 740 446-2516 AlterS PM lnttr!or pe!ntlng Experienced Free Est mates References 304 1983 141170 Sky Ina 2 3 bed rooms one and half baths Berber 458-1802 MOTHER OF 2 WILL BABYSIT IN MY HOME CHRIST AN NON SMOKING M F CALL 304 882 2552 Mother 01 3 Will Babysit Any Shift Non Smoking Environment Reasonable Rates Mercerville Area 740 256-t576 Need An Electric an Or Carpent er? Beat High Prices All Work Gaurant&edl 740-446-2947 wanted To Do Mounts Tree Service Buckel Truck Service Top Trim Removal Slump Grind lng Fully Insured Free mates Bidwell Ohio 1 800 838 9568 Or 740 388 9648 Wll Oo Garden Tiling (304 )875 6536 FINANCIAL 210 carpet lots of extras $10 000 oeo can 740-992 !5888 All real estate advert s!ng In this newspaper s subject to the Federal Far Housing NJ. of 1968 wh ch makes it llegal to advert se any p eference llmltat on or d scrim nation based on race color re ig on sex familial status or national or1gln or any Intention to make any such preference llmltaUon or d scrimination • This newspaper wKI not knowing y accept ~ advertisements for real estate which Is n ~lo ation of the law Our readers are hereby Informed that a I dwelings advertised n lhb newspape are available on an equal opportunity bass 1987 Rlverv ew t4x70 2 Bed rooms 2 Baths Range ~elrlgera tor Disposal Dishwasher New Carpet On Rental Lot 740 446 0228 REAL ESTATE $3000 WEEKLY I Mall ng 400 Brochures AT HOME! 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GUARANTEED AP PROVALI 1 800 380 4620 EXT 8509 3 Bedroom Brick Home Double Garage large Lot Fin shed Baaemenl Maintenance Free Fleetwood Homes 2 Bedroom Mobile Home In Ka nauga $3t5/Mo Plus Ut ties 740 446-4107 7764 St At 7 Proclorvlle OH 45689 (NeX1 To Foodlalr) "MARCH MADNESS SALE" Off F oor Price Deduction 2000 Model 32 Wide Over $5 000 00 on Your Price HO 478 po Off F oor Price Deduction 1492 Sq Over Fl 2000 Model $4 000 00 Olf Your Price $42 617 00 Homes Are 3 Bedrooms 12 Baths Single A& Low As $t49 00 Month Sectlonala As Low As $269 00 Monlh Come In Or Can For Pre Approvals 1 888 565 0167 Local Trade-Ins Are A ao Welcome FLEETWOOD HOMES 01 Proc !orville On o ORAND OPENING Largest New Inventory In South ern Ohio Specla s On Homes And Financing In Progress Call good ahape $1300 OBO 1st traH Family Room Sill ng Room Dining 1935 or leave message $125K /Yr W /Phone Carda Easy! 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Freshman Alonzo Lane scored a 'areer-high Marqu1se Gamous an\1 Estell Laster each Former owner Watering Hole. 23 pomts and Arkansas (16-14) shut down poured m 22 pomts to lead TCU (18-13) Georgta m the se,ond hal( Btg 10 at Chicago Wisconstn 51, Northwestern 41 Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice Public Mark Vershaw scored 17 pomts and had five Tho torma of the 111e ora hoorlng to Inform clll~ono Rural Houelng Sorvlu MEIGS COUNTY assists as Wtsconsm won the lowest-swnng obout tho Rural Housing Houalng calh Preaervatloft TAX PLAT OFFICE Houolng Tho Homo Natlonol Bank Sarvlco game ever at the Btg Ten tournament Application Wrtttan COURTHOUSE ra•rv•• tho right to ra)lct Pra•rvlllon program, wh•t comments will be acceptoil Iowa 81, Minnesota 78 POMEROY, OHIO 45789 any or .r1 blda or to ramove octlvltlll aro eligible and until 10 00 A M March 20, 740-892 28M Kyle Galloway had 20 pomts m the first half ony unit from the alo •t other lmportont progrom 2000 and may be moiled Ill The Floodploln Yartance raqulremen11! anytime and four free throws m the final 15 seconds the Melgo County Board will moot 11 10 00 A oocond public llllrlng Courthou• Pomeroy Ohio Arrongomonte moy bo for the Hawkeyes (14-15) 1 m Moroh 13 2000 In the mode to lnapact ony of tho will be hold on Moroh 20, 45789 Melga County obova nomad vehlclll prior 2000 11 10 15 AM 11 tho Penn State 76, Michigan 66 II a participant will need Commllllonora Offici Tha County to the 1111 by calling 7410- Molge Gya51 Cline-Heard scored a season high 18 auxlll~ry aldl (lntorprlter, mooting 11 open to tho Commlnlonora olllco 9411-2210 brollled or lapod motorlol, and Titus Ivory swred 13 of his 17 pomts m public Molga County Courthoueo, onletlvo llltonlng dovlco, George L1wrence, Edword Worry the second half for Penn State which earned Pomeroy Ohio to give ather) due to • dlaablllty, CoiiiCIIon omFIDDCip .... MM•ger clll~ena an opportunity to (3) 1 3 7, 10 4TC a matchup With top-seeded Ohio State today pi••• contact Gloria Klooa (3)8 10 2TC rev- and comment an tho Clerk, prior to Morch 20 B1g 12 at Kansas C1ty, Mo county'e propoaed Rural 2000 at (614) 1192 2895 In Public Notice Public Notice Houalng Proaervetlon order to onaura thot your No 24 Kausas 84, Kansas St 60 Prog111m noode will be Jeff Boschee hit seven 3-pomters m the first LEGAL N011CI! Cltlzena are encouroged llCCammoditad NOTICE OF SECOND half as Kansas (23 8) rolled to tts 19th stratght On Saturd•y, March 11, to •ttend thle meeting on PUBUC HEARING Janet Howltrd 2000 It 10:00 • m tho Homo wm over Kansas State (9-19) The Molge County March 20, 2000 Ia expreea Pnaldant Molga County National Bank will ollar tor Cammlulonora Intend to their vlowa ond comment• Commlulonwa Missouri 80, Texas Tech 47 lila 11 public auction on tho opply to tho Ohio on the county 1 propo11d (3) 10 1 tc MJSSOun's Claren'e Gilbert mqde 6 oft2 3B•nk p•rklng lot tho Deportment of following vohlcloa DIVIIOpmont, lor funding pomters and totaled 26 pomts 1 - CHEVY ASTRO VAN under tho U s D A Rural Colorado 79, Texas AllcM 53 Vln 11GNDM15ZXJB118872 Hauelng Service tor Ntck Mohr came off the bench early m the 1-MAZDA funding under the RHS 110 Th1 Dally Sentinel • Page B 3 Ga~polls 740.448-3093 Mobile home wHh f~ length add lion three bedroom two bath 28 x6~ on one acre located t 1! 3 mile out 143 off Rt 7 cal even Older model trailer 1112 br In tf on left Camp COnley 304 675 Loaded Slnglewldao Mual Gol Save Thousands! No Lol Rant • 1 Bedroom Wllh Living RoocD Eat In Furnished Kitchen Large Enclosed Porch $260/Mo ~ Bedroom Large Living Room Ett In Furnished Kitchen 1270/M¢ Newly Oecot ated Both Apartements Upsta rs 458 Second Avenue Gal po is Water 4 Trash Furn shed References 9) curttv Oepos1t 740 742 2837 ~ ter5PM ., 1 BR & LIVING ROOM ON MAl~ STREET UTIL PAID CALL 300, 446-2200 OFI304 675-2174 •• For 6 Moo Only 0 Oakwood GallpOII 740-448-3093 1 Or 2 Bed oom Downatal7s Aparlment very Ctaan Wa1er Pad No Pets In Gallipols 740 Three bldroam totally ramodeled 388 1100 lnoldo and out tralltr and lot new tumaco ,_ appllanc~~ new car pot, $23 500 caii74Q.W2 ...514 land Home Pdagea A 1 Areas . 1 2 Bedroom Apa tmant Adjacent To AIQ Grande Campus 740 24e 5858 All CJidlt R~kl. 740-448-3583 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS 4T BUDGET PRICES AT JACM Put Your Tu Refund To Work $499 Down 01\ly AI Oakwood Hom11 In Barbouravllle 304 SON Drive shop 2568 738--3409 ESTATES 5 2 Wtl wooa from $289 to $370 Walk !g & moves Cal 740 44• Equa Hous ng Opporl n ty �• Page B 4 • The Deily Sentinel 440 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Apertmenta Ffi.H 1 ,, ·J il'f'll~~ &.ll'..t')](J\"' for Rent Ct'llrilly' l Family Llvll"iQ, apart~ ,..e.nta. nom1 & trailer. rantala. 74Q..tt2"'St•. 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Good Uaed Bede, Dressers. Couchta. Dinettes. Etc. Big SavIngs On New Furnllure. 740-446· 47&2. R&D's Ueecl Furniture Great Se· lectlon, Priced To Selll "Come And Browse. • Corner Ot Route 7 & Addison Pike, 'We Buy Furnl· - · 741).992-2526 or 7<G·912· t539. Ruoa Moorw, ownor. ttave a valuable Item to Sell? Would you like to give It world - tlposuro? Lot ua b~ng you top dollar by having your lltm viltMd by thoueands of people, dally, on tha lnltrnaL Phone 304- - $21.95 Por tOO; t" 200 PSI 137.00 Per 100; 411 Bra11 ComJ'N6IIon Flftlngs In StOCk RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jod<son, Ohio, HI00·537-9528 . wAG~ COMPUTER???? BUT NO CASH?? MMX TECHNOI..O· GY We Finance, ·o· Down! hat Credit Problems OKII Even It Do.., Building SuppiiM I IIBAD CAEDIT? Get Caoh Loana To $5,000. Dabt Consoli· dation To $200,000. CrodH canto, Mortgagu, Rtllninctng And Aula Lo1n1 Available. Meridian Crtd14 Corp. t•800-47t·511t Ext. 11,80. . 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C... pet Sea •ICe 1998 Stionster, black, mint oondlllon, low miles. with extras, 740- Scrubbed& cleaned · Cleen & Scotch Guard '40 ·Any Normel Size Room. 992·5628, 1999 Harl•y Davidson 1200 Sponsler, '1,ooo mlles, lola ol ex- 11·34'5' ltunaa $50 Each; 9· 40'2• Pole Barn TrulltJ · $10 Each; Mlscellaneoua Lumber, Good For Farm ProjaCII, Sold By Tile Bu- Only - Saw Clll 740-992-649e. 560 .. m Pall for s.• YO lNG'S for S.le CUPEIRR SEIVICI Wave Runner, barge 21 ' eo 'hp. Mercury motor\ •VInyl Siding • Pllntlng •PIIIo I POn:h Dtdcl ""&llmlltf John Boat t2 Feat Fully Equlpptd, Boot Motor And ltilll· ... $1 ,200 080 740o387-740t . V.C. YOUNG Ill. 992·6215 Auto Parll & Acc:e11orln Pomeroy, .ottto 22 yro. Lo<td 38' Encol11d Qooseneck Car ' Trailer, Tri·Aitll, Black, While VI· nyllntarlor, Ramp Door •With Extension, New Condition, $10,000,· Your Coi:tcrete Connection New Yorker, 72,poo Mlleo, Fully Loaded, CD Player, HS' Aluminum Wheels, $!1,500, 7~256-6169 . WhHII, AIC, Tilt, Crulao, Pwr, Locka, Pwr Windows, Pwr seatt, $8,200 .00; (2,000 Under Bo<ik Yalua)l 740-882·7~t2 1,895 Chevy- C.amaro Excellent Cdndltlon, 6 C~llndtr, Teal Blue, Campera & MotorH011111 RV Gentrator I Onan Marquis 1000 With Acceuorles, 740· §4t-o5t9. IIA8EMENT · W"TERPROOFINO 11 Coming Soon To Galllpolt Buy, Rapotro. Bolt.-· 7-Hot:l • Roofing COMMERCW and RBIDEJIIIAL FREE ESTIMATES (NO SUNDAY CALLS) Cell Phone· 674-3311 Remodeling, Roofing New Additions, Pole Buildings, Etc. 74G-992-1709 ATS:30 P.M. .MIIn St., Pomeroy, OH ~~~~ $300.Do COVII"III Gtlieral Home Main· oo,eo !In_,. , · ElCAYAIIII CO~ s"' r • . . ., ' .!,, Bu/Uo•r & Bacldooe Drywall, Siding, Roolo, Add!· tiona , Painting, etc. (30()874· 4823 or 1304!67+0tS5. Hotue " a s..... . l.a!l~T~~I)g & . donti fr11 11Umales, lifetime guarlntee. 12Yra on job experl· uuuu., ,M iddlepQrt New Haven 992-263~ Sep~ sy~~·"" & :: •· • 21170 Beahan 1740) tt2-JIII ,. 840 Electrical •.lld Rllrlgerltlon Altonlon, ..... 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O)U% For.Ltollngo J-800- lnatrumenta Bryaa Reeves llllnMIIve 31 Kin (abbr.) ;. 1 No Ct'lcllt • Slow.Credit • Bankruptcy Remodeling • Kitchen ' Cabinets· Vinyl Siding· Roofs • Decks • Garages Fm Estimates 740-742•3411 fRANK & EARNEST • ~ New C011$tructlon & 25 yean experien ce tion, 74G-4411-11206 After 5 P.M. perlence All Work Guaranteed, c..- Mualcal ............ Tllougllt Pert Of • 1011nel • ~.~ The expression double dummy 3 1 means with all 52 cards on view. 39 Car per1 .:J (2 wcla.) ,, You are aUowed to base your line ~ ~. (rWif• IF ' of,play on an exaC:t knowledge of -mtngty II': where every card is locate<). If '=-+---+-42 ~· Dovtr,. 44 Adale ecenls :/ your opponents hold their cards 41 Etev. ·• .back, it rarely happens in the real 50 Prof• 11~n1l cllwge .n·, world. But today, you may look at 52 Dlld'a mete .•' : all 52 cards to see if yoq can find 53 "Groph" end -a way to get home in six sj>ades after West leads the club king .. CELEBRITY CIPHER Over two no·trump, South bid · · ·· by Lull Campos · . 1' , what he hoped he could make.• Cetebrlly C1phef cryptograms are created from quotations by famous p&ople, past and . ';J present. Each ten.er In 1ha Clpi\Or stands !or another. ·appreciating that his hand, despite · Triday's clue: Z equals L containing only 13 high'-card points, had great slam potential. J M M ·z EN C I W V , KNBX 'II!C'X . .... South .discarded a diamond DHSW :.~ under dummy's club ace, then AHRTAECW, H GEN'SW FE X cashed the spade ace. West's disHAENX YHBIIJEC BEPW card was a bad blow. Now declar...... er hoped for a 3-3 diamond split, IE J X , ' ·HC I BEPWXDJCF ' ', plaxing a diamond to his ace, a l F '1'00 WQI::Kf.l> ~~ diamorid to dummy's king, and a fiOMf, '«lllt> Fl~tl"' PH XXD W U . P R R E C H H F0 W G '·! low diamond ruffed in hand. Yet PREVIOUS. SOLUTION: "With~ut tradition, an Is a flock ol sheep wilhout. a :,; W"'Y\0 CQiolf; _ ·,"' ,_. · he was out of luck there too, so he sllephetjl. WllhoultnnovaUon, It Is a corpse."- W. Churchrll , ::; Ill. LA\€: 1 lost two major~ suit tricks. WOlD If spades are 4-0, iouth should DAMI aim at these 12 tricks : seven spades. ,two beans, two diamonds, and one club. So, declarer should ruff in·hand attTick orie, then pia)" a trump to dummy 's ace. Wh~n the break is revealed, South d.iscards a diamond on lhe club ace, ruffs club in hand, cashes the -·. '' diamond ace, plays a diamond .to .. . OR HI!> . dummy's king, and ruffs the final LOC.IC.EI'I. UDFI= club in hand, Now come the hean .PARTNER. ace, a bean to the king, and the diamond eight. G A V E U ~~ In science the credit goes to the East has the J.J 0•9 of spades . o!" .. . 1-."l · ";:...;.;.,l',.;-,;l;...;;,.-10 one who convinces the world, not -·:... and the . bean queen left. South .· t . . . 1 . . ' to the one who had the . . - . - . - . retains the K-Q-8 of spades and · t.......&..-L-.a.....L.~ idea·. ~ the heart six. If East discards, .. • South ruffs with the spade eight; EFICER c=~~~~~~~~~~~~ ...7 I .II I I A Complete tha ehuckia quotad · if East ruffs, South throws his •,i t' . . V by lilling In tht miiSing words 1 heart loser away. Either way, he is . · ~t · L.......L-.L....;.t'--..1..-~-' you davalop from llap No. 3 below. r--~--------------~., .1 .fa and all metal bulldinp t99S ST Blazer LS, 40R, 75,000 500 wt Monaoon StartO Syo•m Wllh 10 S~eakora And t2 PIIC A.K.C. Aegl&ttrod Pup. (304)875- . CD Changer In 1\'unk In 3328; . Dash, Deep Navy Met8111c With 570 ,...,.•.. 541111111a • 57 lmPJO"ft ·a..-· (open) 21 F'*ICh DOWN· per1 BY PHILLIP ALDER 750 East State S.treet . Phone (740) 59:~-61i7fl IAtt1ens, Ohio 45701 "A Better 46723 45 II da •• 51 c:.t.1n exllo Allfour.hands r·~ Dealers. 1000 Sf. Rt. 7 Soulll 47 '"Goehl" Opening lead: + K .,..,....,. c-.IHPIII18 , Quolily conerete .Oatwork Appliance Pons And ·Servtce: All Name Branda Over 25 Years Ex· or ltnJ Pus Stop In And See. Larry Schey . 740-742-8015 $9,500, 740-3011-0427. While, Sunroof. Gray Leather In· ter,lor. Excellent CondiUon. Take . owr Luae at $218 mo. for 2· 112 1 We at Pau • f'ell'o"a\ • G''"d'"'; 2(} Yrs. Exp. •Ins. Owner: Ronnie Jones fAJaiJ'-niP&rU Bntlslfp• lpC;. 1982 WUdtrne11 Camper .24' A1 C,' Microwave, Excellent Condl· 3765. , 895 Buick Leaabre Custom 4 Doors, l,.oadad, aluminum Qgld' 245-een. Trucks Starting At 11 ,295 To 1994 Chrysler Independent Duler Budget Priced Tranamlaslont All Types, Acceu To Over 10,000 Transmissions, CVC Joints, 740· 790 •NowC!tngM •Eiectrtcalli'Unlllng ·Aoollng·~ t998 Treckar Pontoon boat. party, 760 •Room lddlilon. llllmOdtltng ; S\u~9 . ADM...... Tnactor ll 45s.rn.algh1 Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: South 'QAILUF•OUI5, OHIO 48131 • CHESHIRE,-·::-;..;,; Fact~ Authorized 2 ... Steve Riffle Sales Representative t~> c.- Dey" Z7 33=-pt . :M Cennon t A 53 TREE SERVICE •TOP ~ _ 21 - • J 10 • 7 • Q J 8 • Q7 + 10 I.JL!_ South +KQ85 U • A 63 JOIII' ...,.. 740·742-2706 740 446-1141 aage. 1992 Yamaha ··a vaKFS J U ' DIPIYIU .::, . I .::, ~, ') ' ) . ' EMI • 10 I 7 2 e J 10 • 2 :rruc:" Delli +A 7 52 ~K Q CooMI,., OH .. ..-·.~~~n .. 41 Ugly old 15 21 "WI ul" 21 Utw:a ahad 24Mirrllt K8I 4 Wnt 1,...., 1 mo. pd. ......... t •.. 740·992·5212 •Lit~t .. Hatll•l t988 Honda 70 4 Wheeler Good Shape, 740-446·6189. Acclaim 4 Door&, St ,995: S· tO $2,895. Cook Motors, 740-446· 0103. Pomeroy, Ohio • e.~... s.rv~.. Motorcycle• 740 St••• • Drlvtway Call740-379-2608 After 5 P.M. miles, lull power extra nlct, ask· 1?1·1772 E01all : daboahadO . AKC Labrad6r Rtttrltwtra Yellow & Block 1225 -$250, 740·2588733. 840 Ml-lllt'IIOUI MlrcholndiM .__,f 1,111 A c.ll Alittle 0.. $4,300, 740oi4JI.2t79. 1994 Ponuac Grand Pre, 84,000 mttea, loaded, p.w,4dr. 304·675· 8·28'4• Trus11s 130 Each; 228',.0 Gable~Truaes ·$35 Each ; Buy or iell . Riverine Antiques, 1124 East Main on SR t24 E. f'o. 199, Che\tY Caprice, v8ry nice, Watefttne Special: 314 200 PSI brick, sewer pipes, wind·· nice $t75.00. WaaherLike new Block,lintels, etc. ClaUde Winters, 1250.00 One Year Warranty, Dry- owa, RIO Grande, OH Call 740-24e· . er Like New $250.00 One year .5t21. warranty. SkiQOB Appllancea, 76 Vlnt Strtet, Gallipolis, Ohio. Root Truaeea: 9·22' TriJ11es ·$20 (7401-44&-7398; t (888)·8' 8-0' 28 . Each: 9-23'5" Trusaaa 120 Each; ( ' (304 )458-tSn. 550 •' 4 Doors. Automatic, Power Everything! New Battery, $2,700, 080 740o367·1266. 836·.052. Waohar $95.00, Dryor $95.00 Antlquea 1999 Silverado EKiondod Cab, · ·r::-~:::-"'!"~::"-:::-", 3rd Door, 4~4. Loaded, 25,000 IC. A... Milts, $20,000, Call Leo"" Me• .,.. ""' . . ;:rissw;'.rklng Out Of Town, 740. 1887 Ford Bronco II , +A e • K 54 t"geU ~»t• 40~ 43 "'Juet - -1" ... ••, 11 I'IMie 20 Com 1 . , n 0 SJ T......'e 13-pen 14 ..a ' 1leld"' 17R'IIot... 33795 Hiland Rd. Stop-& Compere FREE . ESTIMATES 740-192-1871 1 - lluuollnl 7 llpiW ,•~trip (740) 742-8888 1-888-521-0916 30<H75-2203. 1990 Oldsmobile 88 Royale V·6, Remoct.nno 740-949-2203. ' wort. $600. 740-307·neo. · $1 ,000, 740-44t-G106. • Glrtgel •Compl.te 1997 black Chevy s- 10 $tepslde Extended Cab, 3 door, lciaded. 25,000 mites, very sharp, tun far· lngs, $12,000, 7410·949-2045 or 1999 Kawaaakl vo'tcan 750 cc 3000 mllei, contact 30.~ 773 · 581 8. If, no answer lea'lle mea- 1994 Grand PriK, S.f., SunRoof, Loaded. Good Condition. $6500. Str\liCIS, Inc. Toll-Free: 1·888- Turned Boloretl Ra•tablllh '!IIIN CrodMtl HI00-659.Q359. 530 S4500. 304-876·3624: t988 Nlaalan 300 ZX , V·B.• ~ CONSULTATION . Bonofl! Team tur8' 740-387-o260. Electric mnge $95 .00, Frosl fru Relrtgerator $125.00. Like new Relrlg. $250.00, Deep Freerer· 4 cyl. 5 SP,P.S,P.B,Nice Truck BXR, 850 cc Trailer, Lilt JaCket, . COYer. \Yet Suit. $1 ,too.oo (7<G)· 44'H)136 7565 Atlor 4:00P.M. lllml over $100 - 90 day warranty. (304)875-7388. . Silverado Sltp Sldt, 1988 Plymouth Horizon 4 Ooor.s, 5 Speed, Runs & Drl~as Well , Walnut Kllchen Cablnet1 , Used Appliances, Sink, Etc. 740-446· 95.oo !5.00 135.00 ChoYy trao, asking $12,000, 740·992· 4t00 ca/laftar 5pm. 1988 Mercury Grand Marqula Nice Car, Needs Tranamiailon, Hlth & Dry Self-Sterae• Rutland, Ohio Truck seats, car seats, headllners. truck tarps, convertible & vinyl tops . . Four wheeler se!lts, motorcycle seats. boat covers. carpets. etc. Mon - Frl 8:30 - 5:00 Over 40 yra experience 751) Boats & Motors Febouery & Marth Sale: w- t- 1mpoundol 0 Down, 24 Monlha 0 19.9% Llllingl, 800-31/1-3323 Ext. 3901 . $750, 740o245-9892. COIIftiUCTIOII • NewHomn .. Loadtd, Exoallent Condition, New ACROSS ALDER • N~•an 3824. 1'987 Buick' 2 New Tires. New Transm1111on. Motor Needs Ramodellng Sale: E1cellant Shepa Stan1itg prices on ~lances: llafrlgorators 95.00 Dryenr 90.00 Electric Ranges 75.00 1980·90 Honda• From S29!Mo., IOillll' IIIIIU nice& llralght 12,300. 304-875· tU t Ford F·150 XLT 2.WD, 8' .Bad, 6 Cylinder, AutomatiC, AIC, PS, PI, PW, .r.Mil'M CD. 70,000 Milot, $7,200, 7<G 418:19118 . . HBA Croaaword Puzzle PHILLIP 7122/TFN One Pair .ot Rocky Cornstal,ker Boots, · Size 11 (Mens) . Never Worn, sllll In box . Beat Off- yearo, 740-31H437. • , 7~-78 750 Honda Magna, $3800, 740992·7820. 7796. 3407 .-IIOIJ Avenue a-r.$!1,M Runs Good, Cab No Good Seal Otfw, 740-441-1063. Pine lumb••·· 218'&, 811 . & t4h.; 2J.1Q'a· 1411. Staked In dry for 4 Houaehold· t988 Ford f · 150 XLT V·B, AU· 2 WD. 6' Bed, Topper, tomall~. pllances. (740)-448-4039 (740)· 448-' 004 Anytime. 01(304)675-5089. ~~lance Ropa/r 1. tleo. Call .Now/ 800-772· 7470: EXT. 7832. . -.com . r:renchlllf::lly Maytag, 740· .. 46- l Chevys, Jeeps, And Sport Utll~ 740-992-2212. Appliances : · Raconctltloned Washers, Dryers, AangH, Aefrtgralora, 90 Day Guarantee! • CARS $100. $!500 4 UP. POliCE IMPOUND. ·Honda's . Toyota's, NEED A COMPUTER? We Finance Bad Credit • Bankruptcy OK I NO Turndowns • FREE IN• TERNET 888·827·7502 www.pc· Good• r '92 Pontiac 80nn1'11Uit, four door, Pctllent cOOdiUon, sharp, 14850. 7<G,IMJ1.2045 ...,ingl. Advertise your business In this vlalblt location on well traveled highway. WINput L4> and malnraln your sign. can 74D·992·6396 or 510 ' 710 Autoa for Slit 14t8 www.orvt>.""'"""'nnett MER CH ANDISE Cuoallt with topper, t S.OOO mllas, $16,000. Call (304)675· sOtct.or ~ 740-25&-«510. 460 Spac:e for Rent t6'x8a.- · 740o245-5to46. . • 11M Dodga Aam t500, 41 4, s apeed , manual, A!C, AM/FM -· 7~7-IZ•:IOSO. TRANSPOHTAT !ON AERATION MOTORS Repaired, Now & Rebuilt In Stock. tali Aon Evans, I-IMJ0.537·9528. Wanted To Rant Tralla:r Lot For 7~742-2103. Duot Rt mo•. $13,000, 740.31880311, hog , grader blade; boom pole; manure apreadtr: 15000 for au, JET man Alllly, 740-446-3644. t ilt$ ,OOCigo 3/4 ton, 45,000 aelll11 tnUea, aood condition. 13000. t89!1 S.10 Now Taking Applications- 35 West 2 Bedroom Townhoull Grubb's Plano- tuning & repair&. · Apar.lmenta. Includes Water ProbUima? Need Tuned? Clll the Sewage, Trash, I315!Mo., 740· plono Dr. 740 448 •525 4411 0008.· Hot Sprlr\gs hot lub, 4 person. One Bedroom furnish ed Apart· good condition, ·some chtmk:als ment In Pt. Pleasant Very Clean Included. call 740-992-5053 after and .NICe. No pets . Phone 5pm. . ; lln*! alel 7..0.251 tOM. APHA Black /White Paint Mare 8181. . .... _&3pt. - tor, Many New Par111 Cl'larcoal Grey, Tool lox To Match, Bldt A11t1 , Aluminum WhHII , great COII<IIIIOn, Mutt 8N To ~NCI­ TINs, 740o24W252. . (304)875-t388. . ~. The Dally Sentinel • Page B Ss BRIDGE tl71 Fcnl f·100, 2 wo.AC. -or: Tran...,llllon & Mo· Ront /Salo. Ctntury 2t lot. Soutnern Trull. 1-800·255·9487 __.,,,, Middleport, HUD ap! p.-, 740-928-4141 aher epm. ~ lndlanapolit Moline tractor. &2 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio tO'N*--5-2203. 2 Quar18r Horan llrolio, Sound & 'Sole ntll Alddtn Or 4·H ProjOCt, 740-318 81104. 1\wo 2 badroom & orw 1 bedroom . 245-5121. Friday, March 10; 2000 Truc:ka for s.'- Joy The Tropical Paradise Of Beaches And Relaxation . Beach Front Condos Or Honies. For Good USed Washer, 7,.0· 388· ref.' For Salt ; Tobacco S ticka. 740· no Friday, March 10, 2000 . Pl!l)'inJ thinp too loooe in finan· 1 <illaltU.tiono'tcxl4y milht .clUIO ' you to lhink you have a deal tied down when, In ,..l~y. it may be hon1in1 by a>thread. Be ~ to worlt thins• "1''GEMINI (May 2t .June 2Ql Mal<ina some co&e.aionolo what it mi&ht take to alon1 with a person lmportan( to' your .lmme· dille Standing on principle and alli!tg ~proml10 could ' brina thin ~~~~~alt. . CANCIR (!woe 21 ;July 22) When it comes 1to· woddna in let r."''•· close proximity Widt. ~worten todiiy, It could...,.,.,. poramouro thll each pen<M!_ hu his or Iter 0W11 , _ , "''i'ajob to clO. and II propared 40 ltaYJ'"'· ' LI!O (Jaly ~·A"'. 22) It's quite .(loslible toCiay thll • friend who promised to ilo -ntn1 for yoli.will be'llitlble to fUlfill hli or ller pledp. Rather - l d upset, ~on your own. VIRGO (Au&.'2~Se!>t . 22) Be a good oport today and tum lhe olher chee1t """'kl ycu be in the of IIOI1I«<Iie who lo10a hla 0. her cool. Yoli'U help ·lhio penon f• mom 1ly ......,.,,., not ,..,.,..,y chatlolna . LIIIRA oSepl. 23-0Q, :13) Juot . because ~~~~HIOOiJCI dialireea with you todoy f11lb II) is indl· vidual • bad merely makes him or her someone ·who you. Oive thinb dlfl'erently all people ~ir right to differ. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Just when your .... is within rea<h today, ycu could do an about·face and sbift your dire<:· tiOn. Needless to aay, this will pot aerve your beit.intertstJ. Stay lhe , duel...., Pe"'"'' a .-."1 • . ., nliJ ~~~~~:=];~~~~!~E~::~:::~=====E=~~::::j ··..- . .. .. <,!, ,.n l J'"i I . ··:.<! · J SAOmAJUOS (Nov. 23·0..:, 21) If ycu .find your ideaJ ....,~· t .worldnl out today, before dis· .~ . ·, It ,,,. J coune. · . ' . ;v i' If , • CAPRICORN (0..:. 22· Jan. 19)The my thlnp thll cookl trip you up today may be smallobota· cles you foraot to lake c're of. Be sure you first tie your shoestrinas · and clear the paths you lnlend to take . · I ti>aether 101' I fun aCtivity, be.., 10 call only . . who y.. ..._ ' pt aloot& well . llcltl' lnoluda _who.....,.wa.,., ,J•'J J,. : I ·- •.,#.! ' . .. w fl!}( • . M..J AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) .11 it folio to you 10 pt die .,.1, , rt'~ 1t,.M canllna them. ohoc:k out your , .·method a of lniplemenlalion. / Chon<es .,e .this wil! be whal'o roally lit r11uk. -- •·· ',r i)IS l/'11 (CC) �• Page B 4 • The Deily Sentinel 440 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Apertmenta Ffi.H 1 ,, ·J il'f'll~~ &.ll'..t')](J\"' for Rent Ct'llrilly' l Family Llvll"iQ, apart~ ,..e.nta. nom1 & trailer. rantala. 74Q..tt2"'St•. IPinmenta avJII· alrlt. Mnlohod & unlumlohod. Art 'lllu A - 1 Bulldlnc Ertelor /Contractor? Wt Hllve '•cHor~ I Diftcl 8ulldintl With NO OMlor· lhlp Foe Or llaUno Conwr- N. 810 Farm Equipment ··-~. Complett DISH No,_k oatelllle Iatif'. V.rmHt SOI5C Wtth Extra lltt 01 T - llc>rintt: . _ , Condition. f 3,000. Call 7<10-882· 11182. Al l SIZES /All lOADS. El · DORADO BUILDING SYSTEMS aystem . brand ntw, $18, 740 · ..... Furnlahtd 3 Room s & Btth 992· t112 or 304·77 3-!305 altor Da I . . .. n. No Pttl, Atfltlncta & Depoalt Required, c... COMPUTER BLOWOUTII HP, 7-1511. Furnlot.d EHiclen<:y All Ulllhlas Paid Sllara Bath $120/Mo., 9t9 Second Annul, Galllpolia, 740- COMPAQ Dttktopa, Laptopt, Merchant -Acc ounts. Webaltes Start Your Home Bual neu To· day!l Almost Everyone Ap pro~edll No Money Downll Low Furnlahtd one bedroom epartmtnt wtth air conditioning , no 2345 [lbll Frtt) --. pete, depolh roqulrtd, 741).992· 11833. Monthly Paymtnllll 1-888-478· ~r Daok Dual Aoom Salol- lite Syatem, New White Range Mer 7 P.M. (jqcloua !Mng. t and 2 btdfoom tPirtmenta at Village Manor and COMPtJTEAS- Low Or $0 Down. ~ldt ~rtmanto In Middle· _Low Monthly Payments. Y2K port. From &273-$338. Call 7'0· Compliant. Almost Everyone Ap892-8084. Equal Housing Oppor· """""· 1-800-817-3ol78 Ext. 330• . fLORIDA , MARCO ISLAND. En• 7o!G-387~ -· Modern 1 Bedroom Apartment, 740 ... 0:.0. Nloe 2 badnJom tjlllrlmtnt In Syr· acuae. ezoo deposit, $285 per - - . 7<t<HI67-3516. Nioe qulot, 2 tir. opp., ale& lum. clop. 30<H75-<1302. r i On.. bedroom apartment In Middleport, 740o992-9t9t . www.C2tmen::o.oom Got An 18' Mlnl ·DIIh? want 320 Chennola? One-Fee. No Montl1ly Chargee/ 1-204-992·28-4t . . JANITROL HEATING AND CQOUNG EQUIPMENT INSTALLED •tt You Don 't Calf Ua We BoiiJ Lose.• Free Esllmatear 740-448-. 6308, 1-800-291-()()98. , ·MOBILE HOME OWNERS HUge Inventory, Discount Prices, On VInyl SkH"tlng, Doors, Wind· ow&, Anchors. Water Heaters, Plumbing & Electrical Paris, Fur· naces & Heat Pumps. Bennetts Mobile Home Supply, 740· 446· 820 Wanted to Buy 1988 Ford Range r 2 ~0 . 4 ·cyl. M1111y Fer~uaon 2&1 207 Hra. Wan ..d- RCA or Hughes Direct TV oyottm, will pay top dollar, Wolfie 74()..a.t9 - 331 ~ IHW mt S· &agt. 1130 LIVMiock Fold AI Side AOHA Sorrel Mart Rallti To F<>ld. 740-3118-9100. Roglottrtd Angus Bulls For Safe, 740o245-&l&l. 640 Hay & Grain Square Balea For Sal•. 740-379- 2198. Strew: Bright Wlrt Tie Straw Year 'Round Delivery & Volum~ b itcount Avaltabl•. HerUage Farm. (304)675-5724. 650 Seed & Fertilizer · Tobaooo Planta · · Now liking Ordoro lor IIIII Spring. Firll OnlonJ wiN G111n1- llaall Ear11111 Planll. Dewhurst Farmo.l304)898-37~81. Speed, Rune & DriYit , No Tltle. Mobile Home Park lot Available, $125/Mo., Addison Pike, Wise• Nice _Used Furniture and Ap · Maka Oltor, AIIO 1964 Chevy C· 20 Truck 8 Cylinder, 4 Speed; Dlohwaohero Fr- PSYCHIC READtNGS By Sophltl Complimentary Reading! Amazing Predlctlonsl Solves All Problems! Cailt·954-464-4959. RESIDENTIAL HOME OWNERS Tappan HI Efficiency 90% Gas · Furnaces, 011 Furnaces, 12 Snr Heal Pump & Air Conditioning Systems Free 6 Year Parts & Labor Warranty Bennells Heating & Cooling, For Sale: Reconditioned waahtrs, dryers and refrigeratora . Thompaonr Appliance. 3407 1·800·872·5987 www.orvb.c:ombennett Ron's Gun Shop, 740o742-84t2. SAY GOODBYE To Pounds NOWI Forever, I Guarantee You. FREE 2 Weeks Supply (45 Ta- .-... Avonue. (304)675-7388. blets With SclerJtlfic Proof) Send OQOD USED APPLI ... NCES 4.95 S IH: OAF 1nc. 909A Broad Streot, Dept t029, Sullo 1748, Newark, NJ 07102 ranges. Skaggs Appliances, 76 VIne Street, Call 740-446·7398 , SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY Claim Danled? We Specialize In Wa~hers. dryers, refrigerators , 1-III!Ht8-Q128. Appeals And Hearinge. FREE Mollohan Carpet 202 Clark Chapel Roab, Porter Ohio, 740·448· 7444 'DrMIA LilllriSavs·Aio/1' New And Uaed Furniture Store Below Holld&y Inn Kanauga . Good Uaed Bede, Dressers. Couchta. Dinettes. Etc. Big SavIngs On New Furnllure. 740-446· 47&2. R&D's Ueecl Furniture Great Se· lectlon, Priced To Selll "Come And Browse. • Corner Ot Route 7 & Addison Pike, 'We Buy Furnl· - · 741).992-2526 or 7<G·912· t539. Ruoa Moorw, ownor. ttave a valuable Item to Sell? Would you like to give It world - tlposuro? Lot ua b~ng you top dollar by having your lltm viltMd by thoueands of people, dally, on tha lnltrnaL Phone 304- - $21.95 Por tOO; t" 200 PSI 137.00 Per 100; 411 Bra11 ComJ'N6IIon Flftlngs In StOCk RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jod<son, Ohio, HI00·537-9528 . wAG~ COMPUTER???? BUT NO CASH?? MMX TECHNOI..O· GY We Finance, ·o· Down! hat Credit Problems OKII Even It Do.., Building SuppiiM I IIBAD CAEDIT? Get Caoh Loana To $5,000. Dabt Consoli· dation To $200,000. CrodH canto, Mortgagu, Rtllninctng And Aula Lo1n1 Available. Meridian Crtd14 Corp. t•800-47t·511t Ext. 11,80. . (3) All Still Bui1dlnga. 25x30 Waa 17,100 Sail $3,900; 30x48 -WOI 111,700 SaM $5.850: 50x60 · Wu StUcio llttl 17,900. Tom 1· - ·7""'. I. ' . $' lf l~ ,, .37 hoplt Naadiod To Loao Up To 30 f>oundo In Tho Next 30 Da,.a , Free Samples, 7,.0_,.,..,. 1. .. WANT A COMPUTER?? BIJT NO CASH?? MMX Technology . Wll ,....,.. With •o• Down. Post Ctlllt Pi :tl ••· No ~. Call Tol- t-177-213-4062 1991 l&uzu PICk·Up Convertable 35t Windsor Engine, C·6 Tr~n•· mission, 5 Star Whello, $2,!500. (740~258-t547 . 730 Va"' & 4-WDa v-e. • Lt•~"''' M1terl•l. S Speed, 4x4, New Tires, Excelltnt Cond111on. 14500. (304)875-70611 (304)875-4875. • Tep WI Um• c.,..t t992 5·10 Blamr 4x4 PS, PB. AC, Mull Sell $5,500 OBO 740·446· 3580. 1993 Cavalier R/S V-6, Loaded, $3.295: t991 Lumina Euro 2 -Doors 13,995; '1992 Plymouth 1993 Suzuki 125 RM 2 Stt;.Oke, $1,200 OBO, H0-245·5018 Or 352-4805 L.ea\10 Meuage. 1997 Honda Foreman 400, 4 wheel drive, 831 mll8s,. $4500,· 740'992·5065. C... pet Sea •ICe 1998 Stionster, black, mint oondlllon, low miles. with extras, 740- Scrubbed& cleaned · Cleen & Scotch Guard '40 ·Any Normel Size Room. 992·5628, 1999 Harl•y Davidson 1200 Sponsler, '1,ooo mlles, lola ol ex- 11·34'5' ltunaa $50 Each; 9· 40'2• Pole Barn TrulltJ · $10 Each; Mlscellaneoua Lumber, Good For Farm ProjaCII, Sold By Tile Bu- Only - Saw Clll 740-992-649e. 560 .. m Pall for s.• YO lNG'S for S.le CUPEIRR SEIVICI Wave Runner, barge 21 ' eo 'hp. Mercury motor\ •VInyl Siding • Pllntlng •PIIIo I POn:h Dtdcl ""&llmlltf John Boat t2 Feat Fully Equlpptd, Boot Motor And ltilll· ... $1 ,200 080 740o387-740t . V.C. YOUNG Ill. 992·6215 Auto Parll & Acc:e11orln Pomeroy, .ottto 22 yro. Lo<td 38' Encol11d Qooseneck Car ' Trailer, Tri·Aitll, Black, While VI· nyllntarlor, Ramp Door •With Extension, New Condition, $10,000,· Your Coi:tcrete Connection New Yorker, 72,poo Mlleo, Fully Loaded, CD Player, HS' Aluminum Wheels, $!1,500, 7~256-6169 . WhHII, AIC, Tilt, Crulao, Pwr, Locka, Pwr Windows, Pwr seatt, $8,200 .00; (2,000 Under Bo<ik Yalua)l 740-882·7~t2 1,895 Chevy- C.amaro Excellent Cdndltlon, 6 C~llndtr, Teal Blue, Campera & MotorH011111 RV Gentrator I Onan Marquis 1000 With Acceuorles, 740· §4t-o5t9. IIA8EMENT · W"TERPROOFINO 11 Coming Soon To Galllpolt Buy, Rapotro. Bolt.-· 7-Hot:l • Roofing COMMERCW and RBIDEJIIIAL FREE ESTIMATES (NO SUNDAY CALLS) Cell Phone· 674-3311 Remodeling, Roofing New Additions, Pole Buildings, Etc. 74G-992-1709 ATS:30 P.M. .MIIn St., Pomeroy, OH ~~~~ $300.Do COVII"III Gtlieral Home Main· oo,eo !In_,. , · ElCAYAIIII CO~ s"' r • . . ., ' .!,, Bu/Uo•r & Bacldooe Drywall, Siding, Roolo, Add!· tiona , Painting, etc. (30()874· 4823 or 1304!67+0tS5. Hotue " a s..... . l.a!l~T~~I)g & . donti fr11 11Umales, lifetime guarlntee. 12Yra on job experl· uuuu., ,M iddlepQrt New Haven 992-263~ Sep~ sy~~·"" & :: •· • 21170 Beahan 1740) tt2-JIII ,. 840 Electrical •.lld Rllrlgerltlon Altonlon, ..... Hloa11ng Mel Cool· . *'· RADIO SHACK:DEALER ! 1U'S. • $ELF STORAII ' & Trailer Sites Llvlngaton'c ,'BaBem8nt Proouno. au b'astment repairs ..... (304)898-3887.. or,,.....,. •.......... ,........,.,.,. ' t ~t . 'Toll ~ree wAN'r:ADsPIRSn . ' \. ,, E.llt Nortb 2NT Pass Pass Pass ·• ~ .~ , •. : 28 Noel - 28 Beneficiary ,; • will ·•• 30 of -t acralclt-<: WM!IY .. ~ 34 - and Ctyde : , 1 35 Cooke the . ,;1 turkly , 31 Actor Holbrook · ·' j,.. ... . I I.I'II'J. · I .. 'I . • PRINT NOMamo W lETIERS IN SQUARES 11. ·.." ' . 1~r1 4 rl'l'l'l .-,,, ... 11111111 ''~:~·· · ' . ' n~.l ' •·,. '' .,.;!• . .r•',; !I" ;;J ,· "''I ~~F:;RI;;DA;:;Y~:;:_;:;::;;::;::;:;;;::::::::;;::::::~r:;::;:~M~A~R~CH~1~01... ~:? 11':1 . • JACKS ROORNG & CONS' I'RU(TION : ~ ' ' New ROOfl • Ritpllra • CO.U1111 • Guttara • Siding • ~I'YWI!II • P•lntlng •.Plumbing fi'M Elll"'-'" ·Joseph Jac~s 740:-992·2068 · loOO , : . 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New Construcllon & Remodel! .. home: . Pomeroy.Eeglea Club Bingo On Thurac:ieya 1 4 ·- 5 lieU I IICOI'I I Command 7 Somedreu SCUM-LETS ANSWERS 1988 ford Taurus 23,000 Mites, 0001. SORIN I MISSED ntAT O!"E. MANAGER ..MAVSE NH 6LQ\IE 2111100 1 mo pel. Uc. =:.~ndld - I 'BANKBUPT£Y Free E~timates lrM toUmata ciM Chtt, 740·8t2· 1!323. 7<G 448 15.8 Or 740o+IB-7375. i' WV Contractors Lie. yra bUy at $15,800. (304)875· 2749. Dark Grey lel.thtr Interior, Any Reasonable Offer Considered, Fax 304, (\75-2457 '~ •Driveways •Tennis Courts •Parking Lots • Playgrounds •Roods • Streets PSI CONSTRUCTION. . 3 MCnll a 740·992·7599 French City Maylag, 740·4•6· 1 .._ 2 Putill.tttng .~ , New ~aragee •·Replacement Window& • Room Additions 448.0870, 1·800·287.0578. Rog· .,;, 1-rproollng. .. C&C -- ·Attarit1on Poi>rbon MuoiO mo. · New Homes • Vinyl for'"' Pet's hells. · Unconditional 11fetlme guarantee. Local references lurnlshtd. El · tablllhod t975. cal 2ol Hrs. (7<G) 1118 Chryalor Sebring LXt . Tranamllllon,- FactofY Chrome Whella, T· Tops, Fully Lo•ded, No l:mblmllllllllllt... Vau'ra Trllhld with Raapectl ' ~ldlng • Po•• o,e'l for lrlol•llll 7795. t998 Pontiac Tran•·•m 350 V·8 LS· t Corvette Engine, Automatic WORRYI•D!!! IISSELL IUILDERS INC. My. .e · Home Improvement• lng $12,800.00 304.tl75-76ol2. Top Shoptl $14,200, Call 740· 44HI885 At1or 5 P.M. . ' Repo • DIVOI'dtd SI:HVICES 110 32 S111clllllch !YJ11 ~·-: www.sunSBihoma.com Free E stimate! Dennis Bryant, Owner 39141 ST- RI. 684 Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 toll'"" Bll-353-7822 93 Chovy Co01aro Auto v-e, lng Shop Ollorl GrNt Aatt.l And Fuii·BIOOdtd, AKC Reg. Ytllow Btack, Runa lnd tooks Good! F• .. llnt StMoe. Let OUr Expert- ~ lab. E1cellent wlchlldrtn. $150. 14,000 mllet, 16,!500 080. 1740)· ence Tech~lclan Give l'ou A (304)117Hti5. Fro,. Et llmatt Today And Baat AKC St. Bernard pupa, flrtl ohoto Spring Auoh. Call Advonctd HONDA'o S100, S50o & UP. PO• Tht Comfort Syllamo At 710·446• and wor!lled, $300 each, 740· LICE IMPOUt<D. Handa's Toyo· , fl88.6t78. ta't, Ci!OVYI. JHpa, And Sport AKC St. Bernatd Pupo, nVHko Utillt1ta. Call !'1Dwt .aoo.m.7470; Rnldert!lal or"""""'~ wtrtng, .·" . .'( · •new MMcl MM1tt' Ll· Old, Vet Chocked, tat' Shoto,•& · ~· ~ WOrmed, $300, 304·272-6152. BMW coiiVertlblo .. low Mi'ioa, canaad al.ct~olan . . Ai'denour • Auto, Air, A Rt•l Head Turntrl Eltctrlcll, \W00030e, 304·875· Relrltver p·upplea Golden Mull Sail 17,150 ·oBo can 740- 11• · $too.oo Each. 1 -·n&2. ·· 448-11210. . ,--_,.- - - - - - , Jack Ruuall tarrier pupi .. llral ' .' C"RI FIIOM att/MO. lm· ohoto and WO<mad, talia clockall, pounds /Rojxla. Fee. $0 llowil/24' ' '1160, 7~7080. ' ' Moo. O)U% For.Ltollngo J-800- lnatrumenta Bryaa Reeves llllnMIIve 31 Kin (abbr.) ;. 1 No Ct'lcllt • Slow.Credit • Bankruptcy Remodeling • Kitchen ' Cabinets· Vinyl Siding· Roofs • Decks • Garages Fm Estimates 740-742•3411 fRANK & EARNEST • ~ New C011$tructlon & 25 yean experien ce tion, 74G-4411-11206 After 5 P.M. perlence All Work Guaranteed, c..- Mualcal ............ Tllougllt Pert Of • 1011nel • ~.~ The expression double dummy 3 1 means with all 52 cards on view. 39 Car per1 .:J (2 wcla.) ,, You are aUowed to base your line ~ ~. (rWif• IF ' of,play on an exaC:t knowledge of -mtngty II': where every card is locate<). If '=-+---+-42 ~· Dovtr,. 44 Adale ecenls :/ your opponents hold their cards 41 Etev. ·• .back, it rarely happens in the real 50 Prof• 11~n1l cllwge .n·, world. But today, you may look at 52 Dlld'a mete .•' : all 52 cards to see if yoq can find 53 "Groph" end -a way to get home in six sj>ades after West leads the club king .. CELEBRITY CIPHER Over two no·trump, South bid · · ·· by Lull Campos · . 1' , what he hoped he could make.• Cetebrlly C1phef cryptograms are created from quotations by famous p&ople, past and . ';J present. Each ten.er In 1ha Clpi\Or stands !or another. ·appreciating that his hand, despite · Triday's clue: Z equals L containing only 13 high'-card points, had great slam potential. J M M ·z EN C I W V , KNBX 'II!C'X . .... South .discarded a diamond DHSW :.~ under dummy's club ace, then AHRTAECW, H GEN'SW FE X cashed the spade ace. West's disHAENX YHBIIJEC BEPW card was a bad blow. Now declar...... er hoped for a 3-3 diamond split, IE J X , ' ·HC I BEPWXDJCF ' ', plaxing a diamond to his ace, a l F '1'00 WQI::Kf.l> ~~ diamorid to dummy's king, and a fiOMf, '«lllt> Fl~tl"' PH XXD W U . P R R E C H H F0 W G '·! low diamond ruffed in hand. Yet PREVIOUS. SOLUTION: "With~ut tradition, an Is a flock ol sheep wilhout. a :,; W"'Y\0 CQiolf; _ ·,"' ,_. · he was out of luck there too, so he sllephetjl. WllhoultnnovaUon, It Is a corpse."- W. Churchrll , ::; Ill. LA\€: 1 lost two major~ suit tricks. WOlD If spades are 4-0, iouth should DAMI aim at these 12 tricks : seven spades. ,two beans, two diamonds, and one club. So, declarer should ruff in·hand attTick orie, then pia)" a trump to dummy 's ace. Wh~n the break is revealed, South d.iscards a diamond on lhe club ace, ruffs club in hand, cashes the -·. '' diamond ace, plays a diamond .to .. . OR HI!> . dummy's king, and ruffs the final LOC.IC.EI'I. UDFI= club in hand, Now come the hean .PARTNER. ace, a bean to the king, and the diamond eight. G A V E U ~~ In science the credit goes to the East has the J.J 0•9 of spades . o!" .. . 1-."l · ";:...;.;.,l',.;-,;l;...;;,.-10 one who convinces the world, not -·:... and the . bean queen left. South .· t . . . 1 . . ' to the one who had the . . - . - . - . retains the K-Q-8 of spades and · t.......&..-L-.a.....L.~ idea·. ~ the heart six. If East discards, .. • South ruffs with the spade eight; EFICER c=~~~~~~~~~~~~ ...7 I .II I I A Complete tha ehuckia quotad · if East ruffs, South throws his •,i t' . . V by lilling In tht miiSing words 1 heart loser away. Either way, he is . · ~t · L.......L-.L....;.t'--..1..-~-' you davalop from llap No. 3 below. r--~--------------~., .1 .fa and all metal bulldinp t99S ST Blazer LS, 40R, 75,000 500 wt Monaoon StartO Syo•m Wllh 10 S~eakora And t2 PIIC A.K.C. Aegl&ttrod Pup. (304)875- . CD Changer In 1\'unk In 3328; . Dash, Deep Navy Met8111c With 570 ,...,.•.. 541111111a • 57 lmPJO"ft ·a..-· (open) 21 F'*ICh DOWN· per1 BY PHILLIP ALDER 750 East State S.treet . Phone (740) 59:~-61i7fl IAtt1ens, Ohio 45701 "A Better 46723 45 II da •• 51 c:.t.1n exllo Allfour.hands r·~ Dealers. 1000 Sf. Rt. 7 Soulll 47 '"Goehl" Opening lead: + K .,..,....,. c-.IHPIII18 , Quolily conerete .Oatwork Appliance Pons And ·Servtce: All Name Branda Over 25 Years Ex· or ltnJ Pus Stop In And See. Larry Schey . 740-742-8015 $9,500, 740-3011-0427. While, Sunroof. Gray Leather In· ter,lor. Excellent CondiUon. Take . owr Luae at $218 mo. for 2· 112 1 We at Pau • f'ell'o"a\ • G''"d'"'; 2(} Yrs. Exp. •Ins. Owner: Ronnie Jones fAJaiJ'-niP&rU Bntlslfp• lpC;. 1982 WUdtrne11 Camper .24' A1 C,' Microwave, Excellent Condl· 3765. , 895 Buick Leaabre Custom 4 Doors, l,.oadad, aluminum Qgld' 245-een. Trucks Starting At 11 ,295 To 1994 Chrysler Independent Duler Budget Priced Tranamlaslont All Types, Acceu To Over 10,000 Transmissions, CVC Joints, 740· 790 •NowC!tngM •Eiectrtcalli'Unlllng ·Aoollng·~ t998 Treckar Pontoon boat. party, 760 •Room lddlilon. llllmOdtltng ; S\u~9 . ADM...... Tnactor ll 45s.rn.algh1 Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: South 'QAILUF•OUI5, OHIO 48131 • CHESHIRE,-·::-;..;,; Fact~ Authorized 2 ... Steve Riffle Sales Representative t~> c.- Dey" Z7 33=-pt . :M Cennon t A 53 TREE SERVICE •TOP ~ _ 21 - • J 10 • 7 • Q J 8 • Q7 + 10 I.JL!_ South +KQ85 U • A 63 JOIII' ...,.. 740·742-2706 740 446-1141 aage. 1992 Yamaha ··a vaKFS J U ' DIPIYIU .::, . I .::, ~, ') ' ) . ' EMI • 10 I 7 2 e J 10 • 2 :rruc:" Delli +A 7 52 ~K Q CooMI,., OH .. ..-·.~~~n .. 41 Ugly old 15 21 "WI ul" 21 Utw:a ahad 24Mirrllt K8I 4 Wnt 1,...., 1 mo. pd. ......... t •.. 740·992·5212 •Lit~t .. Hatll•l t988 Honda 70 4 Wheeler Good Shape, 740-446·6189. Acclaim 4 Door&, St ,995: S· tO $2,895. Cook Motors, 740-446· 0103. Pomeroy, Ohio • e.~... s.rv~.. Motorcycle• 740 St••• • Drlvtway Call740-379-2608 After 5 P.M. miles, lull power extra nlct, ask· 1?1·1772 E01all : daboahadO . AKC Labrad6r Rtttrltwtra Yellow & Block 1225 -$250, 740·2588733. 840 Ml-lllt'IIOUI MlrcholndiM .__,f 1,111 A c.ll Alittle 0.. $4,300, 740oi4JI.2t79. 1994 Ponuac Grand Pre, 84,000 mttea, loaded, p.w,4dr. 304·675· 8·28'4• Trus11s 130 Each; 228',.0 Gable~Truaes ·$35 Each ; Buy or iell . Riverine Antiques, 1124 East Main on SR t24 E. f'o. 199, Che\tY Caprice, v8ry nice, Watefttne Special: 314 200 PSI brick, sewer pipes, wind·· nice $t75.00. WaaherLike new Block,lintels, etc. ClaUde Winters, 1250.00 One Year Warranty, Dry- owa, RIO Grande, OH Call 740-24e· . er Like New $250.00 One year .5t21. warranty. SkiQOB Appllancea, 76 Vlnt Strtet, Gallipolis, Ohio. Root Truaeea: 9·22' TriJ11es ·$20 (7401-44&-7398; t (888)·8' 8-0' 28 . Each: 9-23'5" Trusaaa 120 Each; ( ' (304 )458-tSn. 550 •' 4 Doors. Automatic, Power Everything! New Battery, $2,700, 080 740o367·1266. 836·.052. Waohar $95.00, Dryor $95.00 Antlquea 1999 Silverado EKiondod Cab, · ·r::-~:::-"'!"~::"-:::-", 3rd Door, 4~4. Loaded, 25,000 IC. A... Milts, $20,000, Call Leo"" Me• .,.. ""' . . ;:rissw;'.rklng Out Of Town, 740. 1887 Ford Bronco II , +A e • K 54 t"geU ~»t• 40~ 43 "'Juet - -1" ... ••, 11 I'IMie 20 Com 1 . , n 0 SJ T......'e 13-pen 14 ..a ' 1leld"' 17R'IIot... 33795 Hiland Rd. Stop-& Compere FREE . ESTIMATES 740-192-1871 1 - lluuollnl 7 llpiW ,•~trip (740) 742-8888 1-888-521-0916 30<H75-2203. 1990 Oldsmobile 88 Royale V·6, Remoct.nno 740-949-2203. ' wort. $600. 740-307·neo. · $1 ,000, 740-44t-G106. • Glrtgel •Compl.te 1997 black Chevy s- 10 $tepslde Extended Cab, 3 door, lciaded. 25,000 mites, very sharp, tun far· lngs, $12,000, 7410·949-2045 or 1999 Kawaaakl vo'tcan 750 cc 3000 mllei, contact 30.~ 773 · 581 8. If, no answer lea'lle mea- 1994 Grand PriK, S.f., SunRoof, Loaded. Good Condition. $6500. Str\liCIS, Inc. Toll-Free: 1·888- Turned Boloretl Ra•tablllh '!IIIN CrodMtl HI00-659.Q359. 530 S4500. 304-876·3624: t988 Nlaalan 300 ZX , V·B.• ~ CONSULTATION . Bonofl! Team tur8' 740-387-o260. Electric mnge $95 .00, Frosl fru Relrtgerator $125.00. Like new Relrlg. $250.00, Deep Freerer· 4 cyl. 5 SP,P.S,P.B,Nice Truck BXR, 850 cc Trailer, Lilt JaCket, . COYer. \Yet Suit. $1 ,too.oo (7<G)· 44'H)136 7565 Atlor 4:00P.M. lllml over $100 - 90 day warranty. (304)875-7388. . Silverado Sltp Sldt, 1988 Plymouth Horizon 4 Ooor.s, 5 Speed, Runs & Drl~as Well , Walnut Kllchen Cablnet1 , Used Appliances, Sink, Etc. 740-446· 95.oo !5.00 135.00 ChoYy trao, asking $12,000, 740·992· 4t00 ca/laftar 5pm. 1988 Mercury Grand Marqula Nice Car, Needs Tranamiailon, Hlth & Dry Self-Sterae• Rutland, Ohio Truck seats, car seats, headllners. truck tarps, convertible & vinyl tops . . Four wheeler se!lts, motorcycle seats. boat covers. carpets. etc. Mon - Frl 8:30 - 5:00 Over 40 yra experience 751) Boats & Motors Febouery & Marth Sale: w- t- 1mpoundol 0 Down, 24 Monlha 0 19.9% Llllingl, 800-31/1-3323 Ext. 3901 . $750, 740o245-9892. COIIftiUCTIOII • NewHomn .. Loadtd, Exoallent Condition, New ACROSS ALDER • N~•an 3824. 1'987 Buick' 2 New Tires. New Transm1111on. Motor Needs Ramodellng Sale: E1cellant Shepa Stan1itg prices on ~lances: llafrlgorators 95.00 Dryenr 90.00 Electric Ranges 75.00 1980·90 Honda• From S29!Mo., IOillll' IIIIIU nice& llralght 12,300. 304-875· tU t Ford F·150 XLT 2.WD, 8' .Bad, 6 Cylinder, AutomatiC, AIC, PS, PI, PW, .r.Mil'M CD. 70,000 Milot, $7,200, 7<G 418:19118 . . HBA Croaaword Puzzle PHILLIP 7122/TFN One Pair .ot Rocky Cornstal,ker Boots, · Size 11 (Mens) . Never Worn, sllll In box . Beat Off- yearo, 740-31H437. • , 7~-78 750 Honda Magna, $3800, 740992·7820. 7796. 3407 .-IIOIJ Avenue a-r.$!1,M Runs Good, Cab No Good Seal Otfw, 740-441-1063. Pine lumb••·· 218'&, 811 . & t4h.; 2J.1Q'a· 1411. Staked In dry for 4 Houaehold· t988 Ford f · 150 XLT V·B, AU· 2 WD. 6' Bed, Topper, tomall~. pllances. (740)-448-4039 (740)· 448-' 004 Anytime. 01(304)675-5089. ~~lance Ropa/r 1. tleo. Call .Now/ 800-772· 7470: EXT. 7832. . -.com . r:renchlllf::lly Maytag, 740· .. 46- l Chevys, Jeeps, And Sport Utll~ 740-992-2212. Appliances : · Raconctltloned Washers, Dryers, AangH, Aefrtgralora, 90 Day Guarantee! • CARS $100. $!500 4 UP. POliCE IMPOUND. ·Honda's . Toyota's, NEED A COMPUTER? We Finance Bad Credit • Bankruptcy OK I NO Turndowns • FREE IN• TERNET 888·827·7502 www.pc· Good• r '92 Pontiac 80nn1'11Uit, four door, Pctllent cOOdiUon, sharp, 14850. 7<G,IMJ1.2045 ...,ingl. Advertise your business In this vlalblt location on well traveled highway. WINput L4> and malnraln your sign. can 74D·992·6396 or 510 ' 710 Autoa for Slit 14t8 www.orvt>.""'"""'nnett MER CH ANDISE Cuoallt with topper, t S.OOO mllas, $16,000. Call (304)675· sOtct.or ~ 740-25&-«510. 460 Spac:e for Rent t6'x8a.- · 740o245-5to46. . • 11M Dodga Aam t500, 41 4, s apeed , manual, A!C, AM/FM -· 7~7-IZ•:IOSO. TRANSPOHTAT !ON AERATION MOTORS Repaired, Now & Rebuilt In Stock. tali Aon Evans, I-IMJ0.537·9528. Wanted To Rant Tralla:r Lot For 7~742-2103. Duot Rt mo•. $13,000, 740.31880311, hog , grader blade; boom pole; manure apreadtr: 15000 for au, JET man Alllly, 740-446-3644. t ilt$ ,OOCigo 3/4 ton, 45,000 aelll11 tnUea, aood condition. 13000. t89!1 S.10 Now Taking Applications- 35 West 2 Bedroom Townhoull Grubb's Plano- tuning & repair&. · Apar.lmenta. Includes Water ProbUima? Need Tuned? Clll the Sewage, Trash, I315!Mo., 740· plono Dr. 740 448 •525 4411 0008.· Hot Sprlr\gs hot lub, 4 person. One Bedroom furnish ed Apart· good condition, ·some chtmk:als ment In Pt. Pleasant Very Clean Included. call 740-992-5053 after and .NICe. No pets . Phone 5pm. . ; lln*! alel 7..0.251 tOM. APHA Black /White Paint Mare 8181. . .... _&3pt. - tor, Many New Par111 Cl'larcoal Grey, Tool lox To Match, Bldt A11t1 , Aluminum WhHII , great COII<IIIIOn, Mutt 8N To ~NCI­ TINs, 740o24W252. . (304)875-t388. . ~. The Dally Sentinel • Page B Ss BRIDGE tl71 Fcnl f·100, 2 wo.AC. -or: Tran...,llllon & Mo· Ront /Salo. Ctntury 2t lot. Soutnern Trull. 1-800·255·9487 __.,,,, Middleport, HUD ap! p.-, 740-928-4141 aher epm. ~ lndlanapolit Moline tractor. &2 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio tO'N*--5-2203. 2 Quar18r Horan llrolio, Sound & 'Sole ntll Alddtn Or 4·H ProjOCt, 740-318 81104. 1\wo 2 badroom & orw 1 bedroom . 245-5121. Friday, March 10; 2000 Truc:ka for s.'- Joy The Tropical Paradise Of Beaches And Relaxation . Beach Front Condos Or Honies. For Good USed Washer, 7,.0· 388· ref.' For Salt ; Tobacco S ticka. 740· no Friday, March 10, 2000 . Pl!l)'inJ thinp too loooe in finan· 1 <illaltU.tiono'tcxl4y milht .clUIO ' you to lhink you have a deal tied down when, In ,..l~y. it may be hon1in1 by a>thread. Be ~ to worlt thins• "1''GEMINI (May 2t .June 2Ql Mal<ina some co&e.aionolo what it mi&ht take to alon1 with a person lmportan( to' your .lmme· dille Standing on principle and alli!tg ~proml10 could ' brina thin ~~~~~alt. . CANCIR (!woe 21 ;July 22) When it comes 1to· woddna in let r."''•· close proximity Widt. ~worten todiiy, It could...,.,.,. poramouro thll each pen<M!_ hu his or Iter 0W11 , _ , "''i'ajob to clO. and II propared 40 ltaYJ'"'· ' LI!O (Jaly ~·A"'. 22) It's quite .(loslible toCiay thll • friend who promised to ilo -ntn1 for yoli.will be'llitlble to fUlfill hli or ller pledp. Rather - l d upset, ~on your own. VIRGO (Au&.'2~Se!>t . 22) Be a good oport today and tum lhe olher chee1t """'kl ycu be in the of IIOI1I«<Iie who lo10a hla 0. her cool. Yoli'U help ·lhio penon f• mom 1ly ......,.,,., not ,..,.,..,y chatlolna . LIIIRA oSepl. 23-0Q, :13) Juot . because ~~~~HIOOiJCI dialireea with you todoy f11lb II) is indl· vidual • bad merely makes him or her someone ·who you. Oive thinb dlfl'erently all people ~ir right to differ. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Just when your .... is within rea<h today, ycu could do an about·face and sbift your dire<:· tiOn. Needless to aay, this will pot aerve your beit.intertstJ. Stay lhe , duel...., Pe"'"'' a .-."1 • . ., nliJ ~~~~~:=];~~~~!~E~::~:::~=====E=~~::::j ··..- . .. .. <,!, ,.n l J'"i I . ··:.<! · J SAOmAJUOS (Nov. 23·0..:, 21) If ycu .find your ideaJ ....,~· t .worldnl out today, before dis· .~ . ·, It ,,,. J coune. · . ' . ;v i' If , • CAPRICORN (0..:. 22· Jan. 19)The my thlnp thll cookl trip you up today may be smallobota· cles you foraot to lake c're of. Be sure you first tie your shoestrinas · and clear the paths you lnlend to take . · I ti>aether 101' I fun aCtivity, be.., 10 call only . . who y.. ..._ ' pt aloot& well . llcltl' lnoluda _who.....,.wa.,., ,J•'J J,. : I ·- •.,#.! ' . .. w fl!}( • . M..J AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) .11 it folio to you 10 pt die .,.1, , rt'~ 1t,.M canllna them. ohoc:k out your , .·method a of lniplemenlalion. / Chon<es .,e .this wil! be whal'o roally lit r11uk. -- •·· ',r i)IS l/'11 (CC) �• • •• ..___ ____________....._... P8ge 8 I • The Dally 81ntiMI • . .•. • Fr!Uy, lllroh 10. 200J' Pomerov, Mldcla.-.t Ohio --.-"----------~----·· ,;..... TO·TBE . Concert lnspi iliDn: Songwriter gains regional acclaim " . ENTERTAINMENT SPORTS TEMPO ·' .Naismith induction s-c1 .-:- • tmts - . • TVC HOCKING DIVISIOtlCHAMPS • DIVISION-IV SECTIO.NAL.CHAMP-S • WON 20 .LOST 2- RANKED NINTH I.NSTATE IN DIVISION .. -.-. " Gallipolis • Middleport • Pomeroy • Pt. Pleasant • March 12, 2000 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. ' l c SECTIONAL CHAMPS· The Eastern Eagles will play Trimble Saturday for a chance.to advance to Sweet 16 Regional play. Team mem~ers Include: Front (L·R) Chris Lyons, Brad Brannon; Matt Bissell, Garrett Karr, Josh Broderick, Josh Kehl. Back: Joe Marcinko, Steve Weeks, .E ric Smith, Matt Simpson, Joe Brown, Josh Will, Chad Nelson ' . ER prom1se . estimated to generate would have been u~d to fund the operation of the ER and acute care uni~. as "-'ell as some laboratory and Xrwt services, and possibly retire hoi)Mtal debt or pay physicians. BY BRIAN J. RiED LaSt year,'some 11,000 people TIM£5-SENTINEL STAFF were served by'the ER, ahnost 80·. I POMEROY - The emer- percent of them either Medicare, gency room at Veterans Memori- · Medicaid or self-pay patientS. al Hospital will not close hefore · The levy was rejected hy 63 June 30 if employees don't '1ump percent offuesday's vot~m. ship;' but by September, 35 Now, the hospital will com- . employees are expected to be 'mence· with plans to eliminate jobless as the result of Tuesday~s the :ER ani! acute care operadefeat o£ a county-wide tax levy. nons · . Dailey said Friday that repreRhonda !)ailey, the hospital's vice president of nuning. said sentatives of Consolidated Health Friday that VMH administtation Systems, the parent company does not plan to cl6se the emer- which . operates VMH, Holzer gency room or the acute care Medical Center and Qak Hill unit at the hospital prior to June Community M~cal Ct;nter, will.·' 30, the closing date set during the ' SlX>n meet with hospital employhospital's campaign for.~ live~mill ees to explain ' the process levy, which failed in Tuesday's pri- involved in the closil)g.Also to be mary. · discussed are employment opporCiting losses of a!most tunities which might be available $800,000 for . the ·emergency elsewhere in the system for those room operation this }>ear, the hospital administration that the Pit- - VMH, Pllp M ' I ' ' . . . • ' 985-3307 Keep Yo~r Spirit High, Josh! . Gary, Rita, Jeremy, Jessica, and JennaKehl Congratulations.to the Best Bask•thall Team In S.E.O Fly High Eagles. We're Proud ofYou Shirle and Lamar ons Good Luck Eagles, Beat Trlmhle ' Bohhle and Ray Kart ' Beat ttrimble · eoach, Kathy, ?im, J4lex Simpson Tim, Ml!-rtie; Derek, and Devon Baum Great Job Eagles·, Go Matt DOJI6,_Carolyn, Brian, Milre, Royce, Bren1 and 'lim BuaeU f Fisher Filneral Home Middleport · Pomero 992-5141 2· 444 ·992~5627 · EwingAFuneral Home 992-2121 , .....,., .. We're proud of our reeord hreaking Eatl••f · ' . Pom_"i'lfi" ~y .992-6682 . "" • Swishe_r -·& Lohse Pharmacy· , Pomeroy . .Manning and Gloria Marcinko .• ••• B t f L k E g1 . eS 0 UC a CS Joe and Mary Bowers G()(jd Luck Eagles! I Laniar &: Shirley and Furniture Plus 1b rs Plains PoD1,~Y . Valley Lumhar .. 9J!~U . -. ' Home -NCitlonal lank· ·•. Baum Lumber . Chester .985•3301 "Your ~For Ufe" · .. - . . Rlde~teut Su'pply . St1te Route 248 Chatter,·OH ' ' .. Good Luck Eo,gles ... #44 Nancy, Martin, HoUy and Megan Broderick Tame The Tomcats! ' ' 111, Julia, Jon and Jamea Will ' \ . 985-JJOI " ' . ...... ' . S raiiH 949·22 10 9f2•6533. 1 Gallipo1~446-2265 · "It touched my heflrt. Finally. I .\ . • ' ' wa •. . "' • Null. "SBA's disaster loan staff will be glad to hand out · applications, answer any questions .about 'their low-interest disaster loan pro· ~· and provide any help you may need with completing the application;' Null added. Completed applications can.be tnrned in at the Gallipolis office, he added. The office will be open from 9 a.m. until 7 p.m. Monday through Saturday of this week, and from March 20-24. "I hope everyone will take advantage of the help being made available tO·them by their tax dollars," said Mike Allen, SBA's disas.ter area director. Before. contacting SBA, potential applicants should contact the Federal Emergency Management Pier.. - SIIA. Pllp All ~·. affect e~n.omy ' ' ' ,', Goo d Morning! the trucks dtat deliver their ~ds . . at tile gas tank i$"' Despite higll' ~ · prices, die · , auto indu~try has yei to suffer. ·money. fo.Acan't spen l,at Sal.es of light trucks increased by . :\ ' " fl,lall.'' niore than IO'percent from Janu. · · " I! • ,• ·! ' ary to Fehruacy, for ins _ tance. . Still, .1 ~a:oQ.omy. . .. 1 r .~ l·i· . ·~ ...r • oftldWyai . .' H<?wever, . analysts say, fi£ 9tl ; 1 , t :;• . · , , !here are some sigps of tro~~le. prices stay high for molltfis, the , earn less . than expected ,in t,he Higher fuel costs for ttanspon- · uld · " · • ing products prompted · Ford · ' 1mpact.co . ~as, co~~en 1 . next .<q~ct :-' in part because Motor. Co.- on Monday to raise pay more for basic 8?ods: 1 : < •prices ~ rising for ~he · petiole. ''The money spentfjlling ~pat ,Jim,.Dased niateri:il! it nee<ls for_ delivery charges fo~ vehicles· by · the gas tank !s money ~u can't ~ ffianufaeturiiig. " . , $25. General Motors Corp. is sp~nd ·at the mall,", said D(~d ·'.Wall,Street pllriished the com- -considering raising its destination lOP OFH DII[W -'li111ocl111d ~~ vtyss, chief econonust for Stan- pany .1hani11Y,.cal!si'i'g .its stock _to · charge fouhipm~nt of products. ·•• 1/lf St. Pllrick'a De)~ . . . - ill dard & Poor's DR! in Lexington,' ' fall from S87.43 <~fi4 on Monday Shipper FedEx Corp. said last ' Chicle!~-~~· ,MaSs. "We'll start to see that later ·, t~ SS3.~7 'l/2late Friday. · week it would increase the 3.per. .. CI this year. It takes people a little Ot}ter · consumer l'roducts , cept surcharge it began last month ,· r I 't I ' , . DH ·while 'to a<ljust their habit$:• , companies' such as Colgate-~¥- to 4 percent. . ,. . , , Ssr!C ' . Word this week ·from Procter moJive Co :and Kimberly-Clark ·, And on · Fnday, c;o~n,nental h M I• ~ Ganl.blo: Co: that its p_rofiiS are <J:orp. _also ;.w their 'stocks suffer; , ' Nrlines ~tteJ;Ilpted to impose a II .Mp r s\'ffering due partly. to ?ncreased ald\ough .those fir~ took p~ns to , new fare. mcreas~ of up~ ~~.per ·M 0'" zdp , prices of raw materrals 1s a good tell ~tors ;theu profit ptcture ro~d trtp, b~ the rl$~ cost 11:1 · gaUge that the rise's . jmpaC1: is hasn't change~. . of ~~1. The atrline ~ed the mdus. ljp"' . II Widening.- · ·. · These cO~N~:mies use petro- try m a $20 boo$t m January, but D .. · · ·The mak~ of well-known 'chemical~based prtxluc!S a num- had to back off on a second Cl 1 co~umcr b~t4 such as Cmt ~rofways.~mtheirplasticbot- increase of ~J? twll ' weeks ~ C lOOO Ohio V*'/l'ubliohk1e Co. toothpaste, Pampe.:S dial":rs ami cia to ~eir de~rgents.They must ; ~ ,othe.: airlin~ :OWuldn\ f<liTi~e detergent said Tuesday it wilf also 'pay ~i prices for fuel for lo"" .. Washingtqn·holds book fair · .money spent fillft~g up d' · tile r •· .; . TuppcnPI•int98S.3161 • ' '"*'I" 'Pomeroy 992·2136 , ,, t FARMERS BANK · · .'"" . . ~. • . ·~'9INCINNA'I'I (AP) --: Rwng · ~il. prices may 1\~ve left their riiatt ' , . at~the gas 'pump and on· ~rline . ~Jc~t p,riGes, but their cliipb'·has' yet to'':rjpple tlirougli t!l.$ .I,J,S. • ·992- 5432 .ld•l•p•rt ' qll price .. 992-.2 955 Howard and Marvene Caldwell Dr. Margie J. Lawson D.D.S. 5th & Pearl Racine 949·2575 . . ' r :.-.,. • .SBA to open flood assistance site.. '..~hildren res~ srJ£--esteem ': The Shoe Place and Locker 219 Middlepof'4 ,.._ J ·Mane Designers will be .holding a hair donation kick-off on March 23,at 6 p.m. Sexton will found a great reason to 'cut my hair." be giving free hair cuts to anyone wanting to RlOM STAFF REPORTS donate their hair to Locks of Love, along with 'u .. '*'-Y : GALLIPOLIS - Responding paying for shipping charges. . to flash flooding that struck the ·' . ' • Donated hair is evaluated for its usefulness BY KRII DiniON ' . area last month, the U.S. Small I found .a ~at reason to cut my hair." TIMEs-SENTINEL ST~Ff acoording to the folloWing "Locks of Love" Business Administration is open.. Rainey' told his mother- about his quest to guidelines: . · ing an office in Gallipolis Monday ~- ALLIPOLIS ..,:- A Gal- give his hair ·to ·Locks • of Love, and she • The donated hair must be at least 10 inches ' for residents of Gallia and Meigs · lipolis man is hdpipg cltil--; . approaphed ,fellow church ~e!fl~r Cindy ~~x­ (preferably 12 inches) in lengtlf. counties seeking assistance. dren with medical ihair losS ton,_ oWiler of ~ane Destgn~rs ~ull Servtce • It tnust be bundled in a pony tail or braid. Due to the federal disaster dec•• . .., •· • Hour Salon, 760 Ftrst.Ave., Gallipolis. . • It must be free of hair damaged Py chemilaration issued last week, SBA's , achieve cructal self-estt;,em :- Se~<ton ·t'fseaoched the charity on the Internet cal processing. · · disaster loan application program and co'nfidence. . . 'and found it .not only to be a worthy cause, but • The· hair must be clean and dry, placed in a was activated · 'for Gallia and Dean Rainey has had long hair fo" most of ,. somethil)g s~e might M!lt to contribute to on pl;lstic bag. and mailed in a padded envelope Mei~. which are among the first his adult life wearing it shone~ tha1;1 usU;d ~J i;.1'iliongOing ba;rt'' · •··• :· . ·. (whicl) Mane Designets will do). southern Ohio counties targeted ing his ..;n•; involvement in l3oy Scouts. ~ Hi~ · "Wheq_l,saw his hair and his commitment, I. Loc'ks of .Love ·is a non-profit or,ization for flood relief. wife has been encouClging him to part with his knew for sure ·that I wanted my salon to get formed to provid~ hairpieces for . children Homeowners, renters, landlords hair length for years. · . involved;' said Sexton. , . afflicted with medical hair loss. 1 and business owners who suffered :"I'll cut my hair when I have a good, reason Together they_ came upbWttrdh the 1dea to chal- · They provide, custom-fitted hair prosthetics 'dant:lgi, during the floods will be to," Rainey would reply. · . , . le~e oth.ers _to JUmp on ~~ . · . for long-term m~cal ·hai,r loss free. of charge, ' able to apply for SBA aid at ~­ , I would lik~ ..to formally ~hallenge any of us or on a sliding scale to financially disadvantaged . The good reason eventually came in the foim lia County's 911 Center, 1191 of a "Locks of Love" inf~meocial. , older guys w~o are _nred o_f the mo~g children. ', ' State Route 160, Gallipolil;. . The show discussed the o.en'vheh:ning need grooming· hassles assoCiated wtth loftg .hair~ as Donors provide th~ hair, volunteers staff the · "We are exdted to haVe. the · 1 L"' li · 1 well as young moms who are tired of having for people to donate the1r ong mur so t !'If vo - ' h . b ·b' !Ji . h · h · ·t by th ...;.15 10 office, and the I!Wluf'acttmir hand-assembles SBA come to the area," said Gal· mak h · · fo hildre - uffi t e1r. a 1es pi! etr atr ou e ·~ , unteers can e . atrpteces ,. r c n,s · er- .· ive their, hait to in 8-year old who needs it;" · each piece,. The ' piOCess takes about fou~ lia County Emergency. Managetng from illnesses like c.ancer. g ·d'I( ' · .. · · ment Agency Director Mike PIIIH_ ......,,...M · .~ "It touched my heart;• said Rainey. "I:irially, ••.- w atney. ,,.,,. ' , . UOfUnf"'er5 Jie{rn s'·~'". L:.:.. VL u::, r H u..r«n . t---8:-o-a-:l-:-1-t~he_W_a_y_E_a_g_le-l-+--~g-oo-d~£~u-ck....;E~a-g.ies---. . . . ---+-C-r_o_w....'s_F.__a_n_Ji-Jy_R__-es.__ta_u_r_a.....:.nt--1., . • " .. . Steve, 13m and Josh Marcinko ;,. j t;ood .Cuck Eagles; Good Luck Eagles, Downing C!hllds }Vlullen ,;o Beat ·th.e Tomeats! a. t!"' "!! IIA~lm-1" nn .... ~ ,nusser ;,I'ISUrance . trim, Karen and Stac ~S_m~lt;;.;;.h~~~·~m=ck=-=an=d=-Ca=th~Ed~wards:.:: . :.=.·---4----';.:o~m=•::..;: 992-23~2 \ Good Luck Eastem Eagles We're behind you all they way! Brogan-Warner Insurance . ' ' . Ridenour_TV &Appliance Chester ' ,. EASTERN VRS TRIMBL.E ·. SATURD J, MARCH ·1·1TH· ·12 NQ.ON OHIO ·. UNIVERSITY'S CONVOC.TION CiNTER . . ' -· ''' ' . ' $978,000 · which the levy wa.< Up to 35 employees expected to Jose jo~s .... .·.· Vol. JS, No. J VMHtokeep •• . • A GOOD REASON Dean Rainey, of .. · Gallipolis, parts with years of hair growth to help provide · hairpieces to children suffering from Illnesses like cancer. Cindy Sexton, owner.• of Mane Designers. ~ ·has taken an interest ·' · in the cause, dubbed 'Locks of Love', opening her salon for free haircuts to · donors on March 23 lit 6 p.m . "When I saw his hair • and his commitment• . I knew for sure that I wanted my salon to get ·,; involved,· said ' Seldon•. (Krls Dotson ' photo) • ,.,! • .. '~" Highs: 40s Lows: 20s w•s• . . . M S.CI S..B1 •· . ... Thackel)' to perform local~ WoHe gets h • .• . I,,~~ tri , .. A 1000 RIAD- C~sey Fellure, Caroline twdaon and Katie Jo ~ lrp were among the young people who fUffilled. the purpose of wan. tngtOn Elemen~ary School's boc)k fair las~ weak. The fair, desi&Md f!l.. · promota literacy skills, ln~uced children and parents to a wide . _ ety -of m~rlal through rooms set' up for reading .and expltlninJ Whit ~nts can expect on their children's proficiency tests. 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