https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/43baa206474f846dbb726a469facea8e.pdf 8ab6a3e89f0dd39af85ef3ad8d4d558e PDF Text Text c./\ ......,~··- -.......... "*" • ·Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio .Environmentalists challenge bond, A2 NIT roundup, Meigs sports banquet, B1 Tu11dly, Mnrt 21,2000 March 22, 200' • Melp~ldy's Brown lhle Cummine Cnldwell Midd~eport Volume SO , Nurn!:><-• 2v1 • Pomoo,, Ohtr '-1 , ,.,,:·. . . -Meigs team completes Kellogg project Randolph. Simpson Staats .Logan Williams Shrlmplln $15} 000 grant to be awarded for genealogy .program ·" ···: :.;... Meigs County teams see_16 receive AII•TVC bas~etball _· honors ~:f ATHENS - The 1 999- ~1!00 All-Tn- Valley Conrerence baskt·tball tea ms in the Ohio · and Hocking lltvlStons were recently subtilitted by the confer,·nc,•'s coac hes. Here ar,• .the honoreos. · · Boys-Ohio Divisipn First team: Hranoon Burnfidd, Sr.. G, Belpre; ~teve Beha, Sr., G, Meigs; Pmrick KlineSo., G, ' Hdpre; N ick Mi>rey,. So., C, Belpre; Josh Patterson, Jr. , F. Vinton County; Eric Gabriel, Sr., G, Alexander; Jo n McDonald, Sr. , G,Wellston ;justin Brooks, So., G, Alexander. · · Second team: Jamie Church, Sr., G, ·wellston; J.P. Staats, Jr., C, Meigs; Brent Ewing, Sr. , Wellc ' f::ocal scoring summaries . ~ 1v Httftfme score; Di vision 1: 11 34, Division Ill· 21 Division III•IV Boys Division III·IV Girls Kati Fulle r (Chesapeake) 5·1·317=16, Ra chel Henneman {Wellston) 2-1 -0!3= 7, Rachel Waugh (South Gallia) 2:-0-212=6, Natalie Bobo (Atexantt&r) 1-1-0/2=5, Cierra Sparling (Waterford) 2-Q"9.'0=4, Heather Compston {Miller) 1-Q-1/2=3, Katie Crabtree (Wellston) 0-1-0/():.,3, Becky Davis (Eastern) 1-0-112=3, Renae Donahoe (!;lymmes Valley) 0-1.010=3, Kiril lhle (Southern) '1-0-0/0=2. Totals: 15-5-7/19=52. i Coach of the year: Howie Caldwell, Eastern Ooseck, Alexander · ' .·~ · ft ~\ ,. Girls-Hocking Division . : : Girls~Ohio Division ' First team: Jamie linscott,Jr.,' C , Federal Hoc· k~ First team: Kelly West, Sr., G, Alexander ; , ing; Amber Baker, Jr., G, •Eastern; Cierra Spar: Amber Vining, Jr., G, Meigs; Jennifer · Shrim- ling, Sr., G, Waterford; Juli Bailey, Jr., F, Easter!); plin, Sr., C, Meigs; Josie Carr, Sr., F, Alexander; Terdla Waderker, Sr., F, Federal Hocking; K~i· Mi chelle Brown, F, Belpre; Natalie Bobo, Sr., F. Cummins, Jr., G, Southern; Heathor Compstoi,: Akxander; Brooke Williams, Sr., F, Meigs; Emily Sr., F. Miller; Kim lhle, ·sr., ·G, Southern. ;;. Hill, So., G, Nelso,wille- York Second team: Shawna Judso n, Jr. , F. Trin\ble.;. Second . team: Afton Thornhill, Sr., F, Belpre; Heather liulmer, Fr., F, Waterford; Jantzen !(jng, Jr;; Katie C rabtree, Sr., G, Wellston; Belinda H ayes, Sr. , . G,Waterford; Becky Davis, Sr., G, Eastern. ·; · C, Vinton County;Jenni Bush, Jr., G,Aiexander. · MVP: Linscott ·'; MVPs:Vining, West . . · Coach of the year: Jennifer Pierson, Federal . Coaches of the year_: Ron LOgan, Meigs; Dan Hocking " . •• TODAY'.S·. SCOREBO'ARD .· .. . sro n; Kevlll 'Lindsey, Sr , c;, Ndsonville-York. MVP: Burnfidd Coach of the year: Joe Garretr, Hdpre Boys-Hocking Division First team: Joe Brown, Jr., F, Eastern; Trem P.mon , Jr., G,' Trimble; Jos h An1old, Jr., G/ F, Wate rford; Stacy Gilchrist , Sr., F. Federal Hockm g; Matt Simpson, Jr., G, Eastern; R andy Nelson , Jr., G, Miller; Chris Randolph, Sr., G, Southern; Mark Waller, Jr., C, Waterford. . Second•team: Josh Will, Sr., F, Eastern; Matt Bissell, Sr., G, Eastern; Roland C halfant', Sr., C , Trimble; Dust)i Bond, Sr:, C, Federal Hocking. MVP: Patton Josh Will (Eastern) 7·0·114=15, Jason Harmon {Ironton) 3-1-4/4=13, Chris Randolph (Southa m) 2-3-0ID= 13, Brandon Burnlield (Bel- ' pre) 0·2·0/0=6; Jay Capper (Fairland12·0· 2/2=6, Eric Waglnger (Ironton St. Joe 2-0212=6, Adam Per'('lberton (Chesapeake 1-Q2/2=4, Jon McDonald (Wellston) 1-Q- /0::2, John Wagfnger (Ironton St. ~oe) . 1·0..0/0=2, Totals: 19-6· 11/16=67 · Helftlme 1core: Division III-IV 35, Division t- 1129. Wedne1dty Kent (23·7) at Penn State (17·15), TBA Brigham Young (22·1 O) at Notre Dame (20- · ' 14). TBA NIT slate Monday's second-round. scores Notre Dame 76, Xavier 64 Penn State 105, Siena 103 Kent 81 , Villanova 67 Srighilm Young 82, Southern Illinois 57 Tonight's second-round games Arlzona State (19-1.2) at North Carolina Division 1-11 Boys Stale (18·12). 1 p.m. Division 1-11 Girls B.J. Farrell (South Poini) S·<I-112=11, Andrew New Mexico (18·1 3) al \'fake Foresl (18·14), Katie McBroom {Logan) 4-4 -0/0=20, Abbey Coble (Athens) 3·1-010=9, Eric G~briet (Alexan- 7:30 p.m. dennmgs (logan) 4·0·6/7::14, _MicheHe Matkms dar) 3·1·010=9. Tanner Heaberlin (Rock Hill) 3-0· · Southwest Missouri State (23·10) at Mlssis(Rock Hill) 4-1·3/4=14, Knst1n ThomP,son 0/0=6, Brian Sims (Gallia Academy) 1·1 -111=6, . sippi (18·1 3), Sp.m. · (Logan) 3-1-010=9, Knsten Starkey \Jackson) 1· Shaun Coffman (Warren .Local) 2..0..010=4 JereGeorgetown {19-14) at Gal!fomia (17-1 4), 9 ' 2·010=8, Jennller Shnmplln (Meigs 1·0·4/4~, my Payton (Gallia Academy) 1·0·212.-4,' Brent p.m. Belinda Hayes (Vinton County .· 0·2-0/0=6: MCCoy (Rock Hill) 1·0·010=2, Totals: 19·3· Tota ls: 17-10·1 3117::77. · . Third round 1 4/5=51. Wednesday, Thuraday or Friday Arizona State-N.C. Stale Wlflner vs. Sw Missouri St.-Mississippi winner, T8A New Mexico-Wake Forest winner vs. Georgetown-C allfomla winner, TBA Comoctlcut (32·1) va. OklahOma (25·7) LSU (24-e) va. Duke (28·51 Saltlnlay-e.-~lnlla At KlniU Cltj, Mo. Iowa St (27·5) vs. Penn Sl. \28-4} Old Dcminlon (29-4) va. Lou Iiana Tech (30· Monday, Morch :U.ftnol Semifinal winners 2) Mideltst Regional Monday, MM<:h 27-llnal MandQ'I MGOnd-raund ecoNe Texas Tech 18, Tulane 59'.W · Tennessee 75, Arizona 6Qtf.:~ Semlfll)al winners ,. · West Regional Srornlnnai•Sat~r NCAA women's tournament . . At Mamohla, Tlii,it. Virginia (25-8) VI. 'reMeSSII!I (30-3) Notre Dame (27-4) vs. Te"' Tech (27-4) East Regional Monday, March Semifinal winners Monday's eec:onf".found.ICONI Oklahoma 78, Purdue 74 Duke 90, Western Kentucky 70 ti .. Autgen; Sllurda,...,..Hinalo At Portland, Or.. • 1; vs. Alabama-Birmlngham(21-12) Georgia (31-3) vs. Nonh Cerollna (2<1-12) • M-ay'a ucond-nltlildOid Dcmlnkln 11(1, SMU !6'!,l/ LouiSiana Tech e6, llandeoblh 85 At Richmond, va. so · nal . , ."a\1' Midwest Regl-1 Saturdly-aemlflnllt · Monday'a IIRGf1d.fllUnd OCOJH Georgia 83, Slanford 64 · North caoolm 83. Rlc:e (24-7) Monday, MM<:h 27-llnal Samlflnal winners , "II JS60 lHrlt-Behlnd ~ • 6 hp i 21-inch steel deck CHESTER - A team from Mei~ ~Unty recendy completed training ses.. sions for the Managing Information for Rur'!i Areas program, funded by the Kellogg Foundation of Battle Creek, Mich. The group's work has qualified the . :Progr~m's ., '• ~ BY CHARI.Bfl! HoEFLICH ~. SENTINEL NEWS STAFF : · POMEROY -The first client to luccessfully complete the prenatal l moking cessation program through 1he "Make Yours a Fresh Statt FamilY" program of the Meig.; County !'lealth Department w.as given spe~ cia! recognition t.his·week Lisa King qualified to receive the entire incentive package that amounted to a total of $60 in gift certificates from K mart to be used · to purchase baby items. Funded through the M~h of Dimes, the progr;un is c6o\-ilih;ttelt, ...by , Shlorry Wilcox, R.N . .She .pro- · vides enroUees. with counseling and incentives based on their nicotine lewis. that are . obtamed. by tltine ' samples throughout the-pregnancy. Some of the greatest risks involved with smoking during pregnancy a!'e premature birth, low birth weight, · miscarriage and . Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, explained Wilcox.. · King said that she had been smok- · lng more than a pack of cigarettes a day for several years. Through the program, she was able to quit. She gave birth to a healthy little girl on March 3. Samantha Nicole weighed nine pounds, thre~ punces. ,. procedure, known medically as dilation and · i' done in ·the last three a pregnancy. . ct_gc:tor· drains the skull of a fetus betor~ fetus !• fully delivered. Ol'ponents to ihe procedure as partialbitth that. Ohio's bill could be a for constitutio,nat way for ta.tllorimg legislation to prohib- . a ~ ''!/.~'· "'-'~ '~'"""' abortio~ . p~cedure," US# 50 West, P.O. 639 · AthenS, OH 45701 740-593-3815. . ., "Any ban on a single :procedure · could jeopardize women's health and it's not up to the leoislature " to make this decision that · should be a private decision :. between a woman and a doctor.'' ban in : Nebraska is constitutional. A rive courisel for Ohio Right to Life. . decij)On is elq.ectedby July. The bill .makes it clear that it doesn't The , ~uppnrters of Ohio's bill, spon- attempt to ban other forms of abortion, sorecl by Rep. Jerome Luebbers, D'- Lally. said, including dilation and evacuCincinnati, say they ' drafted it as , o~r- · arion _,;, 'o ne of the most common rawly as pos5ible in order to withstand Corms of' abortion. Courts found that cqns,tirutio~ chall.<:'l-~· . · the previous law could have been inter. For epmple, the legislation is ·careful preted as banning other types of abort\) de·~c'ribe only the partial-birth ptoce- tion. ' · · Julie Pi..:hili Nldional Abortl011 rond ~ ,Righla dure, ,.which involve~ intentionally caus- . "The re3¥ln for the ·o pposition to this , Action '-!~,. irig' !lt least half of the fetus to emerge particular .procedure is that it severely · before the U.S. Supreme Court hears before .killing it; usually by draining the · blun the distinction betWeen abortion argumen~ in April ori whether a·iimilar cranid c9ntents, sai!I Mark Lally, le~a- and infanticide," LaDy said. I More tfian1215} 000 has been raised for projeir Joi# DISCUISING CAMPAIGN - Tl;le Rev. Gene Armstrong, Bernice BOr· Matthews discuss the new alum-, ni mem.orlal bell tower Friday to be liullt ·on the University of Rio Grande campus. Behind tt!em is a sample of. the w r1< and stairied glass being 4sed IR the project. (Kris Dotsc;m ~~oto) den, Elalhe Armstrong, and ' ' ' Es~ivaun ' ~ . I; •'··-- .. inscribed Rio ·Gmnde CoUege, established 1876' ~rashed to the gt'Qund. The beD sounded its last 'bong' ~- ' as it plunged into the flames beneath. The clock hurtled face down:WIItdlana smashed on the stone· steps;' BY KRIS DemoN said Jerry Kirkendall, editor-in-chief ofThe Cardinal, OVP NEWS STAFF Rio Grande's then-!tudent ne-Wspaper: RIO 'GRANDE, Ohio - · Mo~ than 1~15,000 The audience was filled with alumni from those IWbeenraiSedtowardaprojectedgoalofS417,tJ90to ' early years who were· moved ·by the memories, as lluild alumni memorial bell tower Oil the Univer- .were then filled with joy an the thought they were , sity of Rio Grande campus, Rio Grande officials,said. 'helping restore its memory through the bell tower. From the beginning of th~ cainPalgn to the end of At a fund-raising campaign gathering friday, Chair' man Richard Munyon read several quo~es from peo- · construction, the bell tower project is dependent on pie who actually watched the fateful burning of the direction of, and support from Rio Grande alumAtwood Hall, a signature building fqr the campus that rii, according ,to Susan Haft, director of alumni reb-· . ,burned in· 1937. The design .of the new tower is a tions. . rqllica of Aiwood. . "Each gift made to the ·Bell Tower project 1s an indill(tunyoil quoted from then-Rio , Grande President · · .;..~ 1 th · William Allen lewij, who said "the face o(,the old cillipn of that alum's pride in, and 1v 7-.ty to, e dock no ·more will greet the rerurnllig students. ·. URG:' she added. "Each gift says, 'I believe in Rio "l'ilo moni'shall the great beD from the tower sum- Grande and its mission:" · There were three special announcements of gifis to trion students to class arid to chapel;' Lewis,said. ..."EinOiions werdaised to their highest pitch wlien • , PlaiN . .·• ....,, .... All . . 'l:di'Jf• j Sentinel :uu•••liP 1 . . 1 .' Qeeelfitda · Comjc1 fdirorjph '' Af Obltnem•. '3 Wti•h•r j Al , Lotteries omo Pick 3:7-7-9 Pick 4: 9-}-4-Q Buc I 1* Fhro:-2-9-lS-22-31 'WA. · ' n.l1y 3: 7-9-9 o.a,. 4: 6-0-5-9 \ •, I I 'Arwooih ,. ' ' flarnes;jl\~ licking the tower. The plate, an I Jackson Pike - 2mi West of Holzer Hospital Gallipolis, OH 45614 740-446-2412 '' . 1 -RJO Grande hathvay-(0 WI · Cut a path to your John Deere dealer's store today. WAKEFIELD GARAGE County officials· Governor to get bill that bans late-term abortion procedure empty pockets and walk out with a John Deere-now through July 5, 2000. Get your laWil in shape for the season..·. CARMICHAErS FARM ·&·LAWN, INC. · Chester. mates for Meigs County: POMEROY Esti- county highway, mates of more than $247 ,111.84; Leading $475,000 have been sub- Creek Conservancy Dismitted to the Ohio Emer- trict, S28,110.60;Village of gency Management Middleport, $1.1,400; Agency by the Meigs Township of Chester, County Highway Depart- $30,806.50; Orange, ment, the Village of Mid- 119,550; Rutland, $85,235: dleport, and six · of the Salem, $15,064.82; Bedtownships which sustained ford, $17,210; and Olive, damage during · the flash $19,833. . flooding on Feb: 18-19. The various entities h~VJ' According· to Acting · ,six months to complete the Meig.; . · EMA Director regular ·~ork ':ind tQ submit "·Seiie· · Lyons; ·repair cqst thei~ pal:k.~ to the state estimates Were due by vara11ency t~1,1_8h the \ocal ious county subdivisions EMA office, for reimburseno later than Monday if ' . ment up to 75 percent of they intended to apply for assistance from ' the. State the eligible costs. Packets are available at Disaster Relief Program, fprmerly the Ohio Con- the EMA office for those who did not receive one at trolling .Board. Lyons said she has asked the loci! EMA briefing on for an extension until Fri- March 13. (That meeting •. . • . , ' , . I, day on behalf of other sub- was conducted by Greg HONORED- Richard Russell was named Legionnaire·of the Year for his service to Drew Webster Post 39 at a . divisions who may ·have Keller of the Ohio EMA.) dinner held in observance of the Slst birthday of. the American Legion. Tuesday night at thf! :Meigs 9ounty Senior Those officials with had damage but have not Citizens Center. Russell , sergeant at arms; was commended for his role In arranging military rites for ,deceased veterans. Commander George Hanis; 'right, made the tropt)y presentation. Others given special recognition submitted an estimate to questions are asked to conincluded George K. Harris, district commander; Mick Williams, past district commander; and Cheryl Cox, Eighth tact ~yons at 992-6617, or the local EMA offl,ce. District Auxiliary .president. On 'behalf of the auxiliary, Gladys Cummings presented a gift of money·to the post . Estimate totals showed Robert Byer, LEPC chaircommander. About a hundred.leglonnaires and guests attended the dinner. (Charlene Hoeflich photo) · · the following damage esti- man, at 992-5123. · 1 I l . /S169H . courthouse at . FROM STAFF REPORTS • 180-mph air velocity • Weighs 10.7 pounds \ stllld~ , ·estimates to state I' ,. lllllClr'e the mellibefs, ofthe Meigs County l<elklgg/MIRA Jeade!ship tean. The group rece!rtly completed their 1'10111 and· the county has qualified for a $15,000 grant from l<ellogg, to benefit Ohio's oldest .Piun see Kelloa, Pllp AJ f . ' ' - su~mit damage I.' Whether you're looking to trim it up, cut it ddWn, or just . green up your 'lawn, you can walk in with 'O IQlEAMJoe Slftre, Wilma and tiOw!nl Parlier, Archie Rose and Pat Holter, left, KB I first client quits smoking COLUMBUS (AP) - · Ohio lawmakers have 'passed a bill banning a form of late-term abortion, the second attell)pt in five years to outlaw the procedure. The Ohio House approved the bill · 77-15 oriTuesday creating the offense of · partial birth. feticide against a doctor · who performs the ·abortion. The bill does not hold the mother responsible. It S.ts penalties up to eight yean in prison and fines up •tO $15,000. . . '. Gov. Bob Taft said he will sign tthe bill, which the· Senate passed last week. The ' Make your first~cut of the season at your John Deere dealer's · store with -big sqvings and no money down*. and research and development. MIRA provided a number of speaker; for the progr.un, from Wyoming, Kentucky, Iowa, Colorado, Idaho, Nebraska, Aorida and other areas. · "The program is designed as ·a spring" boatd to improve the community, to train members of the community to develop projects, and, especially to involve young . people in ihe conmtu'nity in these projects;' said Mary Powell, a member of the local team . Funds awarded as · grants through the Legionna_ire of the Year . P I - - SIIIGidn~o ..... Al SAVE $50 .NOW$2J9• I' i' i BY BII!AN J. REED SENilNU NEWS STAFF county for a $15,000 -grant from Kellogg, to be used to purchase computer equip. ment and other resources to help start a . genealogy program at the restored Chester Courthouse. The Institute for Local Government and Regional Development (ILGARD), based at Ohio Univenity, applied for a grant to p~"esent the six informational ses. SIOns. The sessions concentrated on a nwnber of skills and concepts necessary to further .causes ln the local community, including ·gtant writing, teamwork, strategic planning, goal setting, formulating · proposals, • •• • ' �' ..... A 2 • The Dilly Sentinel Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio •steppin' into Spring'. ' SANDUSKY (AP} - The woman anestd for using her wheelchair to get around town with her daughter no longer IM:s in Sandusky, but her battle With the city continues. 1Wo lawsuits alleging that the city violated KeUy Dillery's civil rights and the Americans with Disabilities Act are slowly moving forward in US. District <::ourt in Toledo. · · The lawsuitS are asking the city to rebuild cur:b ramps built or altered since January 1992 and to pay unspecified cQmpensatory and punitive damages. Jlldge James Carr is considering ·:r· motion to combine the lawsuits. - It's been a little more than a year since Dillery was acquitted of a child-endangering charge. She was arrested because· police said she was riding her wheelchair in a street with her daughter Kelsi strapped to her lap. Authorities said she endangered herself and Kelsi, ·then 4 years old. Dillery said she had no choice because the sidewalks Were inaccessible. I The 31-year-old mother with muscular dystrophy became a lrero to some and a nuisimce to others for her·insistence that she ~ aUowed to ride in streets when she can't get onto side-· walks. Sandusky · city leaders have defended their efforts to comply with the ADA, the federal law that sets requirements for providing access for the disabled. Dillery sued the city in June, and a group of disability rights activists filed a class-action lawsuit against the city in Septem_l;>er. . COLUMBUS (AP) - Environmentalim say the Legislature is moving with unusual speed in drafting a $400 million bond package to help pay for cleaning up polluted sites and preserving ,o pen spaces for recreation and farmland. Lawmakers and gubernatorial officials, howewr, said Tuesday the package must be ready for the November ballot by Aug. 9 - right in the middle of a summer recess and election-)"'ar campaigning. liouse Finance Conunirtee Chairman Robert · Corbin put off a committee vote expected today after environmentalists and some Democrats on the committee ~omplained about a lack ·of specifics in the six-page resolution and how quickly the Legislature was working on the issue. "I see too many questions and conflicts," Corbin, R-Dayton, said after th~ committee hearing,' which was to resume today. · Corbin still plans a c·o mmittee vote on the resc;>lution next week. But concerns about the ability to sell the bonds rnalie drafting amendments difficult. Lawyers in the banking industry whose firms seD the bonds must review any changes, Corbin LOCAL NEWS · IN BRIEF Divorce cases processed POMEROY - An action for divorce has been filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Bill E . Buchanan , Tu'p pers Plains, against Carol A. Buchanan, Tuppers Plains. . A divorce has been granted to Jeffrey T. Roberts from Tella Marie Roberts, and the case of Betty Lou Barker against Herbert Parker h>S been dismissed . said. Slowing down the process isn't a bad idea, said Amy Simpson, director of the Ohio Public Interest. Research Group, an environmental and citizens' activist group. She said that environmental laws usually are slow to develop in Ohio. "We are an environmental group. We are in Ohio. We can be very patient," Simpson said after · testifYing before the committee. · One concern of environmentalists and some ·Democrats on the committee is whe~her the bond issue will let polluters off the hook. That issue can be addressed later, Speaker JoAnn Davidson said. "I think that their concern should rest more with the implementation of this. I don't think any-· body is suggesting that we're letting anyone off t!ie hook who has contaminated land," said Davidson, R-Reynoldsburg. "They're stiU going to .have the financial and legal responsibility of cleaning up the mess they created." · · Four members of Gov. Bob Taft's Cabinet joined his chief policy adviser, Paolo DeMaria, to answer the committee's many questions. . -· The p(Ogram will be presented by Mike "Moon" Mullen of Marietta, director o€ the Ohio Heritage Foundation. He will be showing a collection of rare musical instruments, discussing the origin of each one, playing them and singing. · A mystery auction will be conducted. Price of the steak dinner is $10. Lodp to dean htpway Judgment flied CHESTER- Shade River Lodge 453 will have its quarterly trash pickup on SR 7 on Thursday at 5 p.m. ,POMEROY - A judgment for foreclosure has been granted in Meigs County Common Pleas Court to LaSalle National Bank against Virginia Marshall, and others. .Sports banquet planned " Cases ended in mayor's court TUPPERS PLAINS ~ Eastern High School winter sports banquet will be held on Sunday at 2 p.m . in the high .school gymnasi. . urn. · Each family is asked to bring two covered dishes (vegetables and desserts).The ,athletic boosters will provide the meat, drinks and table services. ' ty 911 Call Center on State Route 160, and is open Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m . until 7 p.m. ' Almost $800,000 in assistance has been approved for 267 applicants. Those who wish to apply for assistance begin the process by calling a toll-free application number, (800) 462-9029, Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m .-6 p.m. That number wiD be available until further notice. "After ·they have called the number to apply, applicants are urged to visit the most convenient office to sit down and talk face-to-face witb a FEMA recovery specialist or receive assistance with a low-interest· loan application from the SmaU Business Administration," said Brad· Gair, FEMA's federal cootdinating office. "Approximately 100 Ohioans have visited our offices and rhe numc, ber of applicants have now started to taper off;' Gair said. "'J:'hat ii .. usual the signal that people understand the application process and are: receiving the necessary assistance." . Meigs County residents affected by the February flooding have 61ed' 51 applications for assistance, with $20,222 having been received to · date. . MIDDLEPORT - Eight w~re fined and five otheu forfeited b_qnds in the court of Middleport Mayor Sandy Iannarelli Tues<lay I Djght. . Fined were Susan J. Brown, Pomeroy, costs only, fictitious tags; Julie ~ng, Pomeroy, $200 and costs, underage consumption; Ernest M , POMEROY - Larry Hoschar of Pomeroy reported to the Mei!l'· J:toach, Pomeroy, $25 and costs, failure to yield; Shawn W. Leach, County Sheriffs Department that a cabin he owns on Curtis Hollow.. TUPPERS PLAINS -A 3-on-3 volleyball tournament to beneMiddleport, $25 and costs, failure to yield; Stephanie Conley, MidRoad near Lol)g Bottom had been burned to the ground. · ... fit Don Jackson, Eastern High School varsity volleyball coach, will be dl,eport, $100 and costs, disorderly manner. The department's investigation included an interview from a neigh. . Ryan M.' PoweU, Pomeroy, $200 and costs, underage consumption; held on April 1 and 2 at the high school. 1\vo divisions, for 18 and over. and under 18, will play in the tourbor, who witnessed another Pomeroy. man as he burned the buildin&~: Ephriam V. Herdman II, $25 and costs, no insurance, $25. no head· · ,,, light, and $25 no seat belt; Melinda Justis, Pomeroy, $100 and costs, nament, and the first three places in each division will . receive t- saying that he owned it. shirts . . Jerry Jacks of Langsville reported that his mobile home had beell' disorderly by intoxication, $25 failure to comply; Wendy Sizemore, foreibly entered. A window in the trailer was broken, and evidenc~, A fee of S5 per player will be collected. Middleport, $25 ~nd costs defective exhaust, $25 no insurance' S25 ., Brackets will be drawn on March 29. Those interested in partici- of entry was found at the scene. ~ seat belt, and $25 on_a second charge of defective exhaust. Paula Shultz of Pomeroy reported that her 1993 Chrysler had bee11, pating should contact Athletic Director Pam Do~thitt, ·as soon .as : Forfeiting bonds were Geoffrey A. Gabritsch, New Haven, W.Va., scratched with a key, and dented. $~5. expired tags; Ryan J. Martin, Racine, $75, no seat belt and $75, possible, at 985•3329. .. f~ilure to signal; RichardT. Neville, Point Pleasa~t, W:'IJa. $60, speed; .' Je:;se Wood, Rutland, $265, underage COf\Sump11on; and KarreU D. < '' ~mley, Pomeroy, $71 ~ speed. The G'lllia-Meigs Post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol has cited• POMEROY - Wednesday's Fun for Jesus event will be held at •,. God's NET at 106 W. Main St. in Pomeroy from 3:30-5:30 p.m. Peter A . Sedlacek, 37, Derry, N .H ., im charges of failure to control fol- · c• Children aged eight through 12 are invited to attend. A free meal lowing a 10:15 a.m . acci(lent on SR 681 in Scipio Twp. Tuesday. ':POMEROY - Units of Meigs Emergency Services answered 11 games and short lesson. ' . · . · . According to the report, Sedlacek was traveling west bound on SR.: 681 when he .lost control in a curve and went offof the right side q( . caJ.Is for assistance on Tuesday. Units 'r esponded as follows: the roadway, overturning onto the vehicles side in a ditch, causing: ·. .. CENTRAL DlSPATCH . moderate damage. ,. : 10:57· a.m., Elmwood Terrace Apartments, Racine, Opal CumPOMEROY .The disaster assistance office in Gallipolis and rillns,Veterans Memorial Hospital; · · 12:28 p.m., Stewart Hollow Road, Ross Stewart, Holzer Medical another in New Boston are scheduled to close on March 30, but fed~ era! assistance applications will still be accepted after that date. . ' Center; ·· The offices established to help those ·with flooding damages in . I . 1:54 p.m., Holzet Clinic, Richard Payne,VMH; seven Southeastern Ohio declared federal disaster areas by President :· 4:10p.m., Third Avenue, Middleport, St<;'ve Harris,VMH; Gannett- 10:. Rocky Boots- 4 AEP-29'• ·· 4:48 p.m., North Second Avenue, Middleport, Herb Rose, HMC. Clinton, including Meigs County. Akzo-42 11. General Electric- 151'!. RD Shell - 58~ The Gallipolis office is located in the basement of the Gallia Coun- AmTech/SBC- 45l'. 1-iarley Davidson - 77 • RUTLAND Se&r.-3~. . . Ashland Inc. - 32\ K mart- 9'1. Shoney'a -1'• r· . ~ 8:10a.m., Union Avenue, Pomeroy, Clara Phillips, HMC; . -----~-------------~---- AT&T-55'• Kroger - 16'• Wai·Mart - 58~ · ,; • 2:24 p.m., Edmundson Road, William Varney, HMC; .Lands End- 54'· funds from the Appalachian Bank One- 27). Wendy's - 1 : 10:12 p.m., at station, assisted \;>y Central Dispatch, Mark Rath· Bob Evans -'- 13 t. · Ltd.- 3"'• Worthington - 1 2'• : ,.. Regional Commission. A part of BorgWamer _ 36\ Durn, VMH. · . . . . Oak fill Financial...- 1'4). Cany atDCk reporta ~ tll'e · the $15,000 grant that the cmmty ChampiOn- 3'· OVB- ao:. • SYRACUSE .. 4 p.m. closing qu- "' One Valley34). · will receive will be used to help Chaimlng Shops - 8'· Page Al 111e prev1ou1 day's lranl: 4:12p.m ., Baer's Market, smoke odor; Peoples16~ · d local mateh . City Holding -12:> Wit. h the requ1re Federal Mogul _ 13). actlons, provided lly Premier-a~ : 8:07 p.m., State Rqute 338, Harry Hill, dead on arrival. Powell said that ~he exper.ts final Flrstar- 23'1. . program must be used for di.rect Rockwell 42). Adve8t of Galllpollll. . . TUPPERS PLAINS . conununity improvement projec;ts, paperwork for the grant to be : 10:32 p.m., SR 7, Hazel Barnhill, Camden-Clark Memorial Hosand may also be used 'to provide completed by the end of April, r-"""jl!!l!!!!!l!l!'!!l!!!~="' eital. matching funds for other grants. At with funds to be received in June. Benefit toumament set ) i'~ ~ . . Prices Good at Ohio Valley, Buckeye, Gallipolis, Big Bend and Twin Rivers Food lands the 20th Birthday of Ohio Valley Foodland Ice :Crea...,.. 4·71b. Bone-In · Frozt!~ Turk~y Br~st least a third of the funds must be used for technology purchases. . Commissionet Jeffrey Thorn: CHESTER -The fifth annual dinner of the Chester Shade Histon, who served on the team and U>rical Association to raise money for restoration of the Chester attended .several of the meetings, ~ourthouse will be 6:30 p.m. Friday at Royal Oak Resort. said that the county will apply for • II Nabisco s Oreo Cookies . II Turkeys • King's family also benefited (j:om the program, said Wilcox, because ·her husband, through rupporting his wife as she struglled to quit smoking, gave up the Plabit himself. .The couplt have two other children, both boys, . ages 10 and .four. lb. Jumbo Pack Tyson. Chicken Breast Macaroni & Cheese Dinner • The) Dally Sentinel • (USPS :i13·960) ComlllllliiiJ New1p1p0r Holdlnp, Inc. iubJJahtd eVery aflemoon, Moadly throuah Prlday, 111 Court So., Pomeroy, Ol>lo, by lhe ()hlo Vlllcy Publlohlna Company. Second tlau poataae pild at PomcWJ, Ohio. _..., The 1\uociliCd Prm, ond 1He Ohio Food land s~related diseases. ~'They are takir)g a sensitive · anlmal ·and confining it to the eciuvalent of a bathtub;' said . PIUA spo~man Li52 Lange in:l'lorfolk, Va. "These :ire very sobai ahiriials who are . ripped avC;ly fiom their families and thtow into tank." VALLEY WEATHER . from PapAl •' Food land 20-oz. Fund-raising_dinner set . Smoking purchlllle .. . Post Te»astles Cerea199¢ 18 oz. . { Umlt one with $10 or .more additional Foodland Homo Milk Ga. $1.69 tfewtplpet AMOCiatlon. Tomato Juice J'OS'I'MA8TIIlt Send iddrou correctlona to 11te Dilly Sentinel, 1U Court Sl., Pomeroy, Oblo4.!7~ • SVBSCRIPI'ION RATES : · .By Clrrler or MDIOr Rallte 0.0 W..k .............................................. ~.oo l!ao Mooth ............................................ $8.10 l)ae Yeor ................................, ..........$1!M.OO • 46oz• • "mit Ia ldvmc:e direct 10 The Daily Sernlnel 6n 1 three, lilt or l:Z month bult. Credit will be. itvm carrier each week. ' No ••~rlptlon by mail permiued in areas • ' Foodlan~ Saltln~ 79C. ' 1\ , Foocllar:td .15oz.cans ,, . cloudy. Highs in· the mid and Warmer temperatures arid dry upper 60s. conditions are in store for the Thursday night ... Mostly clear. tri-county area the next . few .Lows 40 to 45. · days, forecasters said. It is expected to be partly Extended forecast: cloudy with highs in the 60s Friday... Increasing· cloudiness Thursday, a11d Friday should with a chance of shoWers at even be warmer with highs in night. Highs in the lower 70s. the 60s tt> lower 70s. Saturday... Mosdy cloudy with Tonight will be cloudy with patchy dense fog developing and a chance of showers. Lows in the lows from 35 to 40. Thursday upper 40s and highs in the mid night should be fair with lows 60s. Sunday... Partly cloudy. Lows mainly in the 40s. The next threat of showers in the mid 40s and highs in the mid 60s. · will come Saturday. . Sunset tonight will be at 6:46. Sunrise Thursqay wi)l be at 6:30. BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ,,. The Meigs Co. Chamber of Commerce would like to thank everyone who participated In Saturday Night's /Reftlem!~~ Dinner Dance at Royal Oak. Your 8uj,port i8'8TWJtly apprec(oted. · Thanks Meigs County Chamber of Commerce ____ Weath•r forecalt: Tonlght ... Partly cloudy. Areas of fog developing. Lows around 40. ,Light and variable wind. · Thursday... Areas of fog until mid-morning, then partly . MAILSiiBScR!mONI luldtMelpCoaoty ~ W..u ................:.... ~ ................... 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Ed. 1101 8 oz. bag ' - -....- -......._.,_.._,.... or Ext.ll06 01' • Warmer temperatures ·slated In order to qualify for the grant, . teams were required to present at least 10 members at each of six day-long meeting-S, which were held at Eastern,Trimble, Miller and Jackson high schools, and Ohio University: . · Many of those participating of the were .members Chesf!:r/Shade Historical Association, which head up the Che5ter . Courthouse renOvation project. Team members, in addition to Thornton and PoweU, were Dale Colburn, Archie Rose, Linda Faulk,Jint Stewart, Krystal Curtis, Nancy Wachter, Wilma Parker, Howard Parker, Adam Will, Pat Holter, Dixie Sayre, Joe Sayre, Rhett-Milhoan, Sandy Needs, Elsie Folmer, Karin Johnson, Nancy Pickens, Tricia Congo and Kirk Reed. t' - k i .............................................S2'i.l0 Mr. Bee We ) n. i!I-.............................................$$3JZ Kidney Beans reason .. 'f'/bere honll" ~;~rriir Mrvlce ill\lallable• P,Jbllthcr resen-ea the rl&ht to •dJu•t rate• ~rln1 tho aubl<r!plion period. S.bscrlpolon dt0 chanaa tn•y bo implemented by c;hl•af.na llio dUIIIion of llle IUblcriplion, •• tv'IASON (AP) -A court h:.s ortfered that three teen-age bo~ bet. allowed to ·attend classes 'in the same school as the three girls they are accused of, sexuaUy ~ulting. . , 'fhe boy5, 11ges 13 and 14, ~ charged early last week ~ delinquency by of raJ!C,seXUal battery or contributin~ ~ the delinquency of' a llllllor, Warren Counry Prosecuto~Tim Oliver said. flute 14-year-ol!l girls had to~ all assistant principal · at M.tson Middle School .0 f the all~d ·~ults, which they said OCI!1ilned March 11 at the home ' ofbne ,of the girls while the ~rl's m.$ther ~ away. Police con~d '311 ;ntvestigation, and the ~ were arrested and held in ju~e detention March 1.3- SINGLE COPY PRICE t:;ii:;·;;;·d;j;i··;;;·~·-=~r":ay can .•• LOCAL · STOCKS · from C:offee c s 1/2 Gallon . . . Kellogg . 34.5ozcan Velvet Super Dip State Highway Patrol cites man . ~------~~~-------- Maxwell House · Master Blend ... 'EMA offices to close ; 20th Birthday Sll • Asst. Flavors lnddents reported to sheriff Squads answer .11 call$ .. • 17~ The Dally Sentinel • Pege A 3 Fun for Jesus event pJO- . Pomeroy, Mlddlepor1, Ohio ·Wedneeday, Mlrch 22, 2000 mentalists critidze rush on bond issue "Steppin' Into Spring" was the theme of the 12th annual dinner dance of the Meigs County Chamber of Commerce held Saturday night at Royal Oak Resort. Following the dinner, an auction was hel,d and music for dancing was proVided by • Just in Tyme." Sponsors of the event, recognized and presented gifts, included, lfrom left, front, Rebecca Facemyer of Facemyer Forest Products, Cheryf Facemyer of McCullough and Riffle, J~nnifer McBride of Shade River, and Cindy Facemyer of Facemyer Forestry: standing, Horace Karr of Wesam Construction, Steve Story, ~ttomey at law, Ed Hupp 'o f Hupp's Landscaping, and Jerry Bibbee of Bibbee Ford. (Dave Harris phOto) . .~DolphinS die at Sea World ,AURORA, (AP) . - Three black and white Commerson's dC>lphins at Sea World of Ohio ~ve died of an intestinal inflamllJ'Ition and two others are being treated for the same illness. ; "They are continuing to · improve;· Bill Hughes, vice pres. id:ent· for zoological operations ac the theme park 20 miles squtheast of Cleveland, said 'f!lesday. . :Staff members are using antibiotics and · feedings every tWo hours tq control the outbl)eak, which Hughes said dQced the worst death toll he ~ seen in his 20 yean at Sea \TK>rld. • ·;AD examination of the· dead aJfunals found that their illness wls colitis, an inflammation of tb,'e large intestine. Lab test re5ults due· in several weeks llljght help determine how they got sick, Hughes said. :Che group People for the Ethical Treatment of 'Ariimals ~ dolphins and whales in capti~ty are prone to Stomach- and Wedneedlly, M.toh 22, 2000 : OtMr Senkll Adnrtlti"'-·-·-..----·--.. -EIILIIN C1rcolltloo . . -EIIL Utl ¢1• I'WAdo.--..--..-·-EIILII. 2000 ~~ · ' " .. .' .' ,, ' ..... �' ..... A 2 • The Dilly Sentinel Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio •steppin' into Spring'. ' SANDUSKY (AP} - The woman anestd for using her wheelchair to get around town with her daughter no longer IM:s in Sandusky, but her battle With the city continues. 1Wo lawsuits alleging that the city violated KeUy Dillery's civil rights and the Americans with Disabilities Act are slowly moving forward in US. District <::ourt in Toledo. · · The lawsuitS are asking the city to rebuild cur:b ramps built or altered since January 1992 and to pay unspecified cQmpensatory and punitive damages. Jlldge James Carr is considering ·:r· motion to combine the lawsuits. - It's been a little more than a year since Dillery was acquitted of a child-endangering charge. She was arrested because· police said she was riding her wheelchair in a street with her daughter Kelsi strapped to her lap. Authorities said she endangered herself and Kelsi, ·then 4 years old. Dillery said she had no choice because the sidewalks Were inaccessible. I The 31-year-old mother with muscular dystrophy became a lrero to some and a nuisimce to others for her·insistence that she ~ aUowed to ride in streets when she can't get onto side-· walks. Sandusky · city leaders have defended their efforts to comply with the ADA, the federal law that sets requirements for providing access for the disabled. Dillery sued the city in June, and a group of disability rights activists filed a class-action lawsuit against the city in Septem_l;>er. . COLUMBUS (AP) - Environmentalim say the Legislature is moving with unusual speed in drafting a $400 million bond package to help pay for cleaning up polluted sites and preserving ,o pen spaces for recreation and farmland. Lawmakers and gubernatorial officials, howewr, said Tuesday the package must be ready for the November ballot by Aug. 9 - right in the middle of a summer recess and election-)"'ar campaigning. liouse Finance Conunirtee Chairman Robert · Corbin put off a committee vote expected today after environmentalists and some Democrats on the committee ~omplained about a lack ·of specifics in the six-page resolution and how quickly the Legislature was working on the issue. "I see too many questions and conflicts," Corbin, R-Dayton, said after th~ committee hearing,' which was to resume today. · Corbin still plans a c·o mmittee vote on the resc;>lution next week. But concerns about the ability to sell the bonds rnalie drafting amendments difficult. Lawyers in the banking industry whose firms seD the bonds must review any changes, Corbin LOCAL NEWS · IN BRIEF Divorce cases processed POMEROY - An action for divorce has been filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Bill E . Buchanan , Tu'p pers Plains, against Carol A. Buchanan, Tuppers Plains. . A divorce has been granted to Jeffrey T. Roberts from Tella Marie Roberts, and the case of Betty Lou Barker against Herbert Parker h>S been dismissed . said. Slowing down the process isn't a bad idea, said Amy Simpson, director of the Ohio Public Interest. Research Group, an environmental and citizens' activist group. She said that environmental laws usually are slow to develop in Ohio. "We are an environmental group. We are in Ohio. We can be very patient," Simpson said after · testifYing before the committee. · One concern of environmentalists and some ·Democrats on the committee is whe~her the bond issue will let polluters off the hook. That issue can be addressed later, Speaker JoAnn Davidson said. "I think that their concern should rest more with the implementation of this. I don't think any-· body is suggesting that we're letting anyone off t!ie hook who has contaminated land," said Davidson, R-Reynoldsburg. "They're stiU going to .have the financial and legal responsibility of cleaning up the mess they created." · · Four members of Gov. Bob Taft's Cabinet joined his chief policy adviser, Paolo DeMaria, to answer the committee's many questions. . -· The p(Ogram will be presented by Mike "Moon" Mullen of Marietta, director o€ the Ohio Heritage Foundation. He will be showing a collection of rare musical instruments, discussing the origin of each one, playing them and singing. · A mystery auction will be conducted. Price of the steak dinner is $10. Lodp to dean htpway Judgment flied CHESTER- Shade River Lodge 453 will have its quarterly trash pickup on SR 7 on Thursday at 5 p.m. ,POMEROY - A judgment for foreclosure has been granted in Meigs County Common Pleas Court to LaSalle National Bank against Virginia Marshall, and others. .Sports banquet planned " Cases ended in mayor's court TUPPERS PLAINS ~ Eastern High School winter sports banquet will be held on Sunday at 2 p.m . in the high .school gymnasi. . urn. · Each family is asked to bring two covered dishes (vegetables and desserts).The ,athletic boosters will provide the meat, drinks and table services. ' ty 911 Call Center on State Route 160, and is open Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m . until 7 p.m. ' Almost $800,000 in assistance has been approved for 267 applicants. Those who wish to apply for assistance begin the process by calling a toll-free application number, (800) 462-9029, Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m .-6 p.m. That number wiD be available until further notice. "After ·they have called the number to apply, applicants are urged to visit the most convenient office to sit down and talk face-to-face witb a FEMA recovery specialist or receive assistance with a low-interest· loan application from the SmaU Business Administration," said Brad· Gair, FEMA's federal cootdinating office. "Approximately 100 Ohioans have visited our offices and rhe numc, ber of applicants have now started to taper off;' Gair said. "'J:'hat ii .. usual the signal that people understand the application process and are: receiving the necessary assistance." . Meigs County residents affected by the February flooding have 61ed' 51 applications for assistance, with $20,222 having been received to · date. . MIDDLEPORT - Eight w~re fined and five otheu forfeited b_qnds in the court of Middleport Mayor Sandy Iannarelli Tues<lay I Djght. . Fined were Susan J. Brown, Pomeroy, costs only, fictitious tags; Julie ~ng, Pomeroy, $200 and costs, underage consumption; Ernest M , POMEROY - Larry Hoschar of Pomeroy reported to the Mei!l'· J:toach, Pomeroy, $25 and costs, failure to yield; Shawn W. Leach, County Sheriffs Department that a cabin he owns on Curtis Hollow.. TUPPERS PLAINS -A 3-on-3 volleyball tournament to beneMiddleport, $25 and costs, failure to yield; Stephanie Conley, MidRoad near Lol)g Bottom had been burned to the ground. · ... fit Don Jackson, Eastern High School varsity volleyball coach, will be dl,eport, $100 and costs, disorderly manner. The department's investigation included an interview from a neigh. . Ryan M.' PoweU, Pomeroy, $200 and costs, underage consumption; held on April 1 and 2 at the high school. 1\vo divisions, for 18 and over. and under 18, will play in the tourbor, who witnessed another Pomeroy. man as he burned the buildin&~: Ephriam V. Herdman II, $25 and costs, no insurance, $25. no head· · ,,, light, and $25 no seat belt; Melinda Justis, Pomeroy, $100 and costs, nament, and the first three places in each division will . receive t- saying that he owned it. shirts . . Jerry Jacks of Langsville reported that his mobile home had beell' disorderly by intoxication, $25 failure to comply; Wendy Sizemore, foreibly entered. A window in the trailer was broken, and evidenc~, A fee of S5 per player will be collected. Middleport, $25 ~nd costs defective exhaust, $25 no insurance' S25 ., Brackets will be drawn on March 29. Those interested in partici- of entry was found at the scene. ~ seat belt, and $25 on_a second charge of defective exhaust. Paula Shultz of Pomeroy reported that her 1993 Chrysler had bee11, pating should contact Athletic Director Pam Do~thitt, ·as soon .as : Forfeiting bonds were Geoffrey A. Gabritsch, New Haven, W.Va., scratched with a key, and dented. $~5. expired tags; Ryan J. Martin, Racine, $75, no seat belt and $75, possible, at 985•3329. .. f~ilure to signal; RichardT. Neville, Point Pleasa~t, W:'IJa. $60, speed; .' Je:;se Wood, Rutland, $265, underage COf\Sump11on; and KarreU D. < '' ~mley, Pomeroy, $71 ~ speed. The G'lllia-Meigs Post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol has cited• POMEROY - Wednesday's Fun for Jesus event will be held at •,. God's NET at 106 W. Main St. in Pomeroy from 3:30-5:30 p.m. Peter A . Sedlacek, 37, Derry, N .H ., im charges of failure to control fol- · c• Children aged eight through 12 are invited to attend. A free meal lowing a 10:15 a.m . acci(lent on SR 681 in Scipio Twp. Tuesday. ':POMEROY - Units of Meigs Emergency Services answered 11 games and short lesson. ' . · . · . According to the report, Sedlacek was traveling west bound on SR.: 681 when he .lost control in a curve and went offof the right side q( . caJ.Is for assistance on Tuesday. Units 'r esponded as follows: the roadway, overturning onto the vehicles side in a ditch, causing: ·. .. CENTRAL DlSPATCH . moderate damage. ,. : 10:57· a.m., Elmwood Terrace Apartments, Racine, Opal CumPOMEROY .The disaster assistance office in Gallipolis and rillns,Veterans Memorial Hospital; · · 12:28 p.m., Stewart Hollow Road, Ross Stewart, Holzer Medical another in New Boston are scheduled to close on March 30, but fed~ era! assistance applications will still be accepted after that date. . ' Center; ·· The offices established to help those ·with flooding damages in . I . 1:54 p.m., Holzet Clinic, Richard Payne,VMH; seven Southeastern Ohio declared federal disaster areas by President :· 4:10p.m., Third Avenue, Middleport, St<;'ve Harris,VMH; Gannett- 10:. Rocky Boots- 4 AEP-29'• ·· 4:48 p.m., North Second Avenue, Middleport, Herb Rose, HMC. Clinton, including Meigs County. Akzo-42 11. General Electric- 151'!. RD Shell - 58~ The Gallipolis office is located in the basement of the Gallia Coun- AmTech/SBC- 45l'. 1-iarley Davidson - 77 • RUTLAND Se&r.-3~. . . Ashland Inc. - 32\ K mart- 9'1. Shoney'a -1'• r· . ~ 8:10a.m., Union Avenue, Pomeroy, Clara Phillips, HMC; . -----~-------------~---- AT&T-55'• Kroger - 16'• Wai·Mart - 58~ · ,; • 2:24 p.m., Edmundson Road, William Varney, HMC; .Lands End- 54'· funds from the Appalachian Bank One- 27). Wendy's - 1 : 10:12 p.m., at station, assisted \;>y Central Dispatch, Mark Rath· Bob Evans -'- 13 t. · Ltd.- 3"'• Worthington - 1 2'• : ,.. Regional Commission. A part of BorgWamer _ 36\ Durn, VMH. · . . . . Oak fill Financial...- 1'4). Cany atDCk reporta ~ tll'e · the $15,000 grant that the cmmty ChampiOn- 3'· OVB- ao:. • SYRACUSE .. 4 p.m. closing qu- "' One Valley34). · will receive will be used to help Chaimlng Shops - 8'· Page Al 111e prev1ou1 day's lranl: 4:12p.m ., Baer's Market, smoke odor; Peoples16~ · d local mateh . City Holding -12:> Wit. h the requ1re Federal Mogul _ 13). actlons, provided lly Premier-a~ : 8:07 p.m., State Rqute 338, Harry Hill, dead on arrival. Powell said that ~he exper.ts final Flrstar- 23'1. . program must be used for di.rect Rockwell 42). Adve8t of Galllpollll. . . TUPPERS PLAINS . conununity improvement projec;ts, paperwork for the grant to be : 10:32 p.m., SR 7, Hazel Barnhill, Camden-Clark Memorial Hosand may also be used 'to provide completed by the end of April, r-"""jl!!l!!!!!l!l!'!!l!!!~="' eital. matching funds for other grants. At with funds to be received in June. Benefit toumament set ) i'~ ~ . . Prices Good at Ohio Valley, Buckeye, Gallipolis, Big Bend and Twin Rivers Food lands the 20th Birthday of Ohio Valley Foodland Ice :Crea...,.. 4·71b. Bone-In · Frozt!~ Turk~y Br~st least a third of the funds must be used for technology purchases. . Commissionet Jeffrey Thorn: CHESTER -The fifth annual dinner of the Chester Shade Histon, who served on the team and U>rical Association to raise money for restoration of the Chester attended .several of the meetings, ~ourthouse will be 6:30 p.m. Friday at Royal Oak Resort. said that the county will apply for • II Nabisco s Oreo Cookies . II Turkeys • King's family also benefited (j:om the program, said Wilcox, because ·her husband, through rupporting his wife as she struglled to quit smoking, gave up the Plabit himself. .The couplt have two other children, both boys, . ages 10 and .four. lb. Jumbo Pack Tyson. Chicken Breast Macaroni & Cheese Dinner • The) Dally Sentinel • (USPS :i13·960) ComlllllliiiJ New1p1p0r Holdlnp, Inc. iubJJahtd eVery aflemoon, Moadly throuah Prlday, 111 Court So., Pomeroy, Ol>lo, by lhe ()hlo Vlllcy Publlohlna Company. Second tlau poataae pild at PomcWJ, Ohio. _..., The 1\uociliCd Prm, ond 1He Ohio Food land s~related diseases. ~'They are takir)g a sensitive · anlmal ·and confining it to the eciuvalent of a bathtub;' said . PIUA spo~man Li52 Lange in:l'lorfolk, Va. "These :ire very sobai ahiriials who are . ripped avC;ly fiom their families and thtow into tank." VALLEY WEATHER . from PapAl •' Food land 20-oz. Fund-raising_dinner set . Smoking purchlllle .. . Post Te»astles Cerea199¢ 18 oz. . { Umlt one with $10 or .more additional Foodland Homo Milk Ga. $1.69 tfewtplpet AMOCiatlon. Tomato Juice J'OS'I'MA8TIIlt Send iddrou correctlona to 11te Dilly Sentinel, 1U Court Sl., Pomeroy, Oblo4.!7~ • SVBSCRIPI'ION RATES : · .By Clrrler or MDIOr Rallte 0.0 W..k .............................................. ~.oo l!ao Mooth ............................................ $8.10 l)ae Yeor ................................, ..........$1!M.OO • 46oz• • "mit Ia ldvmc:e direct 10 The Daily Sernlnel 6n 1 three, lilt or l:Z month bult. Credit will be. itvm carrier each week. ' No ••~rlptlon by mail permiued in areas • ' Foodlan~ Saltln~ 79C. ' 1\ , Foocllar:td .15oz.cans ,, . cloudy. Highs in· the mid and Warmer temperatures arid dry upper 60s. conditions are in store for the Thursday night ... Mostly clear. tri-county area the next . few .Lows 40 to 45. · days, forecasters said. It is expected to be partly Extended forecast: cloudy with highs in the 60s Friday... Increasing· cloudiness Thursday, a11d Friday should with a chance of shoWers at even be warmer with highs in night. Highs in the lower 70s. the 60s tt> lower 70s. Saturday... Mosdy cloudy with Tonight will be cloudy with patchy dense fog developing and a chance of showers. Lows in the lows from 35 to 40. Thursday upper 40s and highs in the mid night should be fair with lows 60s. Sunday... Partly cloudy. Lows mainly in the 40s. The next threat of showers in the mid 40s and highs in the mid 60s. · will come Saturday. . Sunset tonight will be at 6:46. Sunrise Thursqay wi)l be at 6:30. BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ,,. The Meigs Co. Chamber of Commerce would like to thank everyone who participated In Saturday Night's /Reftlem!~~ Dinner Dance at Royal Oak. Your 8uj,port i8'8TWJtly apprec(oted. · Thanks Meigs County Chamber of Commerce ____ Weath•r forecalt: Tonlght ... Partly cloudy. Areas of fog developing. Lows around 40. ,Light and variable wind. · Thursday... Areas of fog until mid-morning, then partly . MAILSiiBScR!mONI luldtMelpCoaoty ~ W..u ................:.... ~ ................... 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Ed. 1101 8 oz. bag ' - -....- -......._.,_.._,.... or Ext.ll06 01' • Warmer temperatures ·slated In order to qualify for the grant, . teams were required to present at least 10 members at each of six day-long meeting-S, which were held at Eastern,Trimble, Miller and Jackson high schools, and Ohio University: . · Many of those participating of the were .members Chesf!:r/Shade Historical Association, which head up the Che5ter . Courthouse renOvation project. Team members, in addition to Thornton and PoweU, were Dale Colburn, Archie Rose, Linda Faulk,Jint Stewart, Krystal Curtis, Nancy Wachter, Wilma Parker, Howard Parker, Adam Will, Pat Holter, Dixie Sayre, Joe Sayre, Rhett-Milhoan, Sandy Needs, Elsie Folmer, Karin Johnson, Nancy Pickens, Tricia Congo and Kirk Reed. t' - k i .............................................S2'i.l0 Mr. Bee We ) n. i!I-.............................................$$3JZ Kidney Beans reason .. 'f'/bere honll" ~;~rriir Mrvlce ill\lallable• P,Jbllthcr resen-ea the rl&ht to •dJu•t rate• ~rln1 tho aubl<r!plion period. S.bscrlpolon dt0 chanaa tn•y bo implemented by c;hl•af.na llio dUIIIion of llle IUblcriplion, •• tv'IASON (AP) -A court h:.s ortfered that three teen-age bo~ bet. allowed to ·attend classes 'in the same school as the three girls they are accused of, sexuaUy ~ulting. . , 'fhe boy5, 11ges 13 and 14, ~ charged early last week ~ delinquency by of raJ!C,seXUal battery or contributin~ ~ the delinquency of' a llllllor, Warren Counry Prosecuto~Tim Oliver said. flute 14-year-ol!l girls had to~ all assistant principal · at M.tson Middle School .0 f the all~d ·~ults, which they said OCI!1ilned March 11 at the home ' ofbne ,of the girls while the ~rl's m.$ther ~ away. Police con~d '311 ;ntvestigation, and the ~ were arrested and held in ju~e detention March 1.3- SINGLE COPY PRICE t:;ii:;·;;;·d;j;i··;;;·~·-=~r":ay can .•• LOCAL · STOCKS · from C:offee c s 1/2 Gallon . . . Kellogg . 34.5ozcan Velvet Super Dip State Highway Patrol cites man . ~------~~~-------- Maxwell House · Master Blend ... 'EMA offices to close ; 20th Birthday Sll • Asst. Flavors lnddents reported to sheriff Squads answer .11 call$ .. • 17~ The Dally Sentinel • Pege A 3 Fun for Jesus event pJO- . Pomeroy, Mlddlepor1, Ohio ·Wedneeday, Mlrch 22, 2000 mentalists critidze rush on bond issue "Steppin' Into Spring" was the theme of the 12th annual dinner dance of the Meigs County Chamber of Commerce held Saturday night at Royal Oak Resort. Following the dinner, an auction was hel,d and music for dancing was proVided by • Just in Tyme." Sponsors of the event, recognized and presented gifts, included, lfrom left, front, Rebecca Facemyer of Facemyer Forest Products, Cheryf Facemyer of McCullough and Riffle, J~nnifer McBride of Shade River, and Cindy Facemyer of Facemyer Forestry: standing, Horace Karr of Wesam Construction, Steve Story, ~ttomey at law, Ed Hupp 'o f Hupp's Landscaping, and Jerry Bibbee of Bibbee Ford. (Dave Harris phOto) . .~DolphinS die at Sea World ,AURORA, (AP) . - Three black and white Commerson's dC>lphins at Sea World of Ohio ~ve died of an intestinal inflamllJ'Ition and two others are being treated for the same illness. ; "They are continuing to · improve;· Bill Hughes, vice pres. id:ent· for zoological operations ac the theme park 20 miles squtheast of Cleveland, said 'f!lesday. . :Staff members are using antibiotics and · feedings every tWo hours tq control the outbl)eak, which Hughes said dQced the worst death toll he ~ seen in his 20 yean at Sea \TK>rld. • ·;AD examination of the· dead aJfunals found that their illness wls colitis, an inflammation of tb,'e large intestine. Lab test re5ults due· in several weeks llljght help determine how they got sick, Hughes said. :Che group People for the Ethical Treatment of 'Ariimals ~ dolphins and whales in capti~ty are prone to Stomach- and Wedneedlly, M.toh 22, 2000 : OtMr Senkll Adnrtlti"'-·-·-..----·--.. -EIILIIN C1rcolltloo . . -EIIL Utl ¢1• I'WAdo.--..--..-·-EIILII. 2000 ~~ · ' " .. .' .' ,, ' ..... �lon Sentinel PageA4 R. Shewn L.ewla u.n.glng Edhor Charles W. Govey Publisher The estate of Elaine Fulton George purchased the second lalgett bell to ring in her memory lOr 530,000. ' ' . Diane Kay Hill Controller. Charlene Hoeftlch GeMrlll Manager fAlters to lhe e~UM 4ll'f wtkOIJI#, Tit•I 1MIIMI H ,_, ,._ J«J """-All,.,_..,. gjjHI to ..ibbl1 a11d ''""' k signed «<UU iittbul•lldilnu Mil No hiUrs will H ,ldiiJIIIU. Urtln sltoiJd N ill pod mr., ~ •--. _, ,nr Hrfn. Tlw ttpillimu erpnssed illt/u ~•""' Ht.w Mf llw ~.., ofllc• Oldo MI&J Pdlillalllg Co.\' Hilorial board. u11lns odurwise noU!tl. *"'!Ia., ........,., • thC project made at the gathering. TR~NI~ Ohio Valley Publishing Co. ..-.. ' , .· .. • ons .. \ :I liM,.,..., OUR VIEW: Improving college-going rate · offers bendfts to region t's said that during a booming economy; the attendance : . rate for higher education dro~s off. !his .is supposedly due · to high school graduates vtewmg a JOb nght out of school :as more financially attractive than taking out loans to pay for :four or five years of college education: . · · In our region, often the last place A betterprosperity' reaches, pursuing higher :educated work- education is either. not an option, or · one that young people pass up for a :force is a com- job. They seek employment not ;ponent of eco- because there are great jobs around, but :nomic develop- for survival. :. ment that Increasingly, however, the need for a college education to gain employment . ma.kes the in a well-paying career has been driven :location of new home, especially in . a business world , businesses a relying on technology and 1ts related •. skills to power' the marketplace. · :: \ reality. LocaJly, school distriCt$ have done :· much to prepare students to meet these · ~emands. But a high school diploma is only another milestone 4n the learning process. The more you learn, the more you :earn when entering the job market. _ :. The efforts of educators, the Appalachian Regional Com:UV.ssion and other officials to improve the college-going rate ;n the -tri-county area is admirable. A better-educated work.force is a ~omponent of economic development that J:!lakes the location of.new businesses a reality.. · :· Students do not lack for places in southern Ohio and West :Virginia to '1-ttend college, either of the traditional liberal arts ;kind, or for business and technical instruction. This region has. )l number of educational institutions for high school graduates ~nd adults to attend. · : · ARC grants allow some students to visit campuses, talk to :faculty and see what college is about. From that experience, · :they can make .decisions about whe_ther or not college is for ::them. · ·: We hope they opt for higher education. By taking that step, :they are giving themselves a leg up toward a career, better . ~arnings expectations and, if they choose to remain in the l-egion, a role in shaping its future. ~ ' • ' ' • IN HISTORY .:ToDAY • . . • • Fr'l THE ASSOCIATED PRESS : Today is Weqnesday, March 22, the 82nd day of 2000. There are 1:;!84 days left in the year. . :: Thday's Highlight in History: . :-·on March ·22. 1765, Britain enacted the Stamp Act to · raise ~oney from the American colonies. (The Act was rep~aled the !following ~t.) · , . .· " ~ -~~~;~~~o~s ~sside~t Anne Hutc.hinson was e~~~lled lffilll ot~e- Massal:husetts Bay Colony. ~ In 1820, U.S. naval hero Stephen Decatur was killed in .a duel :With Commodore James Barron near Washington D.C. ~ In 1882, Congress outlawed polygamy. _ . ,1894, hockey's first Stanley Cup championship ~e was ~layedi the home team Montreal Amateur Athletic Association !llefeated ·the Ottawa Capitals, 3-1. :: Jn 1895,Auguste and Louis Lumiere showed theil'.fit:St ~ovie to 'In invited audience in Paris. ~ In 1933, during Prohibition, President Roosevelt signed a mea~ure, to, legalize wine and beer containing up to 3.2 pereent alco- ::··111 " ' t • :Lol · ,. :: hi 1945, the Arab 'teagtie was for!'led With the adl;l~t,jon of a ~barter in Cairo, Egypt. · . ' , . ~ In 1946, the British mandate in Transjordan came to an end. :: In 1972, Congress sent the Equal Rights Alnendmeilt to the l:onstitution to the states for ratification:. (it fell three states short the 38 needed for approval.) .. · , , ~ In 1978, Karl Wallenda, the 73-year-old patriarch of"The Flying Wallendas" high-wire act, feU to Iris death while attc'mpting to ~II: a cable strung between two hotels in San Juan, Pu·e no Rico. " Ten years ago: A jury in Anchorage, Alaska, found former tanker taptain Joseph Hazelwood innocent of three major cha.rges in ~i:mnecrion with the Exxon Valdez oil spill; but convicted him of ~ minor charge of negligent discharge ?foil. . . . !• Today's Bil;thdays: Actor Karl Malden is 88.Actor Werner Klem- : l>erer is 80, Pantomimist Marcd Marceau is 77 • USA' Today ~under Allen H . Neuharth is 76. Com.poser-lyricis~ Stephen ndheim is 70. Actor William Shamer is 69. Sen .. Orrin Hat~h · -Utah) is 66. Actor M . Emmet Walsh IS 65. Smger-gmtanst , eorge Benson is 57. Singer Jeremy Clyde (Chad and Jeremy) is 66. Composer Andrew Lloyd Webber is 52. Actress Fai)Uy Ardant 51. Sportscaster Bob Costas is 48. Actress Lena 'Olin is 45. ~inger-actress Stephanie !l.iills is 43.Actor Matthew Modine is 41. ~~ KeUie Williams is 24. Actress Reese Witherspoon Is.24. ,:,r ~ t ' . .... .... ' '•· ' I j ------------~----------~----------------------~------------~--~~--------- ' PERKINS' VIEW: " Democrats won't roll back tax hikes· "All that glisters is not gold." - William Shakespeare, "The Merchant ofVenice" It is pretty much accepted wisdom that the 1990s were a golden decade of prosperity for the mass of Americans, thanks mosdy to the inspired economic policies ofWilliam Jefferson Keynes, er, Clinton. Well, here's a news flash: The latest income figures from Clinton's Treasury Department reveal that the average working Am~r.ican was actually worse off in 1997 than in 1990, when · George Herbert Walker (as opposed to W.) Bush was in the White House. That's right. While individual incomes were 131 percent higher in 1997 than in 1990 - a fact of which the American public is constantly reminded by the White House individual income taxes were · actually 164 percent higher. · Individuals paid $80 billion more in taxes to the IRS in 1997 than they would have if they had been taxed at 1990 levels. Wha.t this means is that the average \yl)rking guy and gal actually had a smaller take-home paycheck in 1997 than at the start of the decade. .You'd never know this from listening to President Clinton and his second-in-command, AI Gore. They pretend that everything's Kool-and-the-Gang on Main Street U.S.A., never letting on that the mass of working Americans have suffered diminished living standards on their watch. The best way to r~erse this trend - pre. suming, of course, that Clinton and Gore truly are concerned that the average wotking<guy · and gal have lost ground since they've been in ·the, White House .- is to reduce their tax burden, at least to the 1990 level. That would mean a rollback of the two big tax hikes imposed upon the American people during the previous decade: .the first of which came in 1990 when Bush bowed to the wishes of the Democratic-controlled Congress, Joseph Perkins NEA COLUMNIST ity on the saTT)e special-interest roulette that drov~ our economy into a ditch in the. 1980s and early '90s," said Gore this week, stumping in Pennsylvania. Gore dishonestly claims that Bush is advocating "a $2 .1 trillion tax . scheme" that "exceeds the budget surplus by ·· $1 trillion.'' (The New York Times reports that the l;'exas governor's plan would cut taxes by · $483 billion over five years} The GOP standa.rd-bearer's plan could- ' force him "to cut Medicare, health care and· · education, or drain money from the Social · · Security surplus," Gore warns. . By contrast, Gore proposes $250 billion : · over 10 years in "targeted" tax cuts, including · deductions for non-elementary, non-s ec- . · ondary education (wouldn't want to offend . raising taxes a staggering $263 billion; the second of which came a mere three years later, when Clinton smote working Americans' with an additional $275 billion in new taxes (with Vice President Gore casting the deciding · the NEA), relief from the marriage penalcy, . · vote). Both the i 990 and 1993 . t:ix hikes we~ deductions for retirement accounts (for ·folks · necessary, defenders said, to whittle down the' without 401 (k)s ' or IRAs) and a permanent , fe~eral government's yearly deficits and even- R&D tax credit. · . ., tually balance the budget. That $250-biUion figure may sound gener" ' . Well, the government is no longer con- ·· ous to l~y taxpayers, but the reality is that fronted with .yearly deficits. And last year Gore's plan is downright stingy. The $25 bil" alone, the treasury raked in S115 billion in lion a year in tax cuts he proposes wouldn't surplus tax revenue. At least some of that sur- ·. even make up half the S80 billion a year in pl\ls revenue ought to be restored to taxpay- higher taxes that working Americans are pay- · ers. ing ·the federal t,reasuty as a result of 1990 and ~ · But the very last thing that Clinton or 1993 tax hikes. So, th~n. if the Gore tax plar; , Gore want to do is return, any more money to was enacted, the average working guy and gal ' taxpayers than they have to -· no matter that would still have a smaller take-home paychec~ , , many, if not most, working Americans are than he or she did in 1990. , Yes, the past seven years with Mssrs. Clin~ ' .. having. a devil of a time covering their living expenses with their . shrunken after-tax pay- ton and Gore in the White House have been . checks. Indeed, Clinton has threatened to veto any substantial tax-cut biD th~t the Republi- a period of ·overall economic · growth , Bil~ · 1 can. Congress pul> on his desk this year, inas- when we measure prosperity by Joe and Maty ·: much as his would-be successor Gore is out Paycheck rather than Bill and Melinda Gates, on the hustings demagoguing the tax-cut pro- we find that , indeed, all that glisters is not " posal put forward by Republican presidential gold. · ;., nominee George W. Bush. Ooseph Perkins is a colrmmist for Tire San Diego :.. "Gov. Bush wants to bet America's prosper- Union- Tribune.) · · ___:_.:_......,,....._____-,----------~---c,.....~-.:.----------,---------,..---- .•''1 ~. RYAN ..S VIEW: . ·· . • , ',1 '' Is Pope's apology a new beginning? ' '' ' .' BY JoAN RYAN the past 2,000 years, which ·included injustices topic of women being ordained as priestS The confessionals at Annunciation Church towml Jews, irnmigranl>, indigenous peop!e, couldn't even be discussed. The topic couldn't · were closed in by red curtains heavy enough the poor, the unborn and women. even be discussed!" · :! to keep my childhood sins fr9111 spilling into "Lord God ... at times the equality of.your Sr. Helene O'Sullivan is the president the sanctuary, where other sinners waited ·in sons and daughters has not been acknowl- .Maryknoll Sisters in Ossining; N.Y., the order pews llke voters for their turn in ·the booth. I edged," he said. lp reference •tq women, "and . to , w,hich my aunt belongs. She is a patienr .. always dreaded confession; wi.t h its demand Christians have been guilty of attituqes af wonian, more patient than many of her sister$. ' · that I own up to my mistakes and weaknesses: · , rejection and exclusion." ':, · '· She bw the pope's ~pology.like Saturday con- , , · And I was skeptical· of the prie!t's assur.lnce I'll say. . , fessions, .all a way of to cleanse the church 's· ;~ that by reciting a specifi.c number of Hail As the ·pope spoke.yesterday about the sins soul and allow for a new beginning. She calletl· : Marys and Our Fathers soul ' wo)lld be of gender inequality, I couldn't' help Qut be .on the Catholic Church to be model of" wiped dean. · struck ·- again, still - by the absence of ~quality for the world. ' :• (I became especially suspicious of the ·women in the Vatican's vast sea of robed.cler· "Once you ask for forgiveness, you then ·:: whole process when; in eigmh· grade at a gy. Did the pope grasp the irony? 'ask, 'Where do we go from here?"' O'Sullivan' • Catholic school in Aorida, I was ~de to I called my 67-year-old aunt i? Nairobi said. troop by myself down the chuoch aisle, kned yesterday tn '!Sk her about the popes apology. "This is the start of a process, I)Ot an end.'" ' ·~ . at the altar, and in front of the whole cla!s, She is a Catholic nun who' has worked as a It is quite a remarkable and admirable thing' '' ' pray for God's forgiVeness for the offensive sin missionary in Africa for four tlecades. The that a church that considers itself holy, tha€ •: of fl>rgetting my hat.) • ._., , • .,-.QiviJiyelless j.h.e has seen in African communi- l)elieves its popes are guided by the hand of'l · D~pite iny skepticism, I'd ·uwally emerge · ti~ in th~ name of faith has been mirrored in · God, would acknowledge and ask forgiveness ' ,for niista!tes of the past. , . •, · ·· •';' from ohurch after confession ,on Saturday her own religion. afternoons.feeling as iff could reinvent myself The Catholic Church is no closer to allow' But what about the mistakes of the pre-' as ~ perso11 who di,dn't fight with her brothers ing women into decisinn-rnaking roles at the sent?•Let's hope acknowledgement of today's . '' and sisters and wasn't obsessively jealous of highest levels than it was when she ' entered exclusion and rejection of women won't have ·' · her friend Maureen'snew white go-go boots; the convent as.l~ yoYn.g woman. . to wait for whoever is pop~ during the next ,' Asking' forgiveness cleared away the past, giv"Nothing has changed. And nothing is Jubilee. ing me room 'to build something new. going to change under this pope. Women do , I thought of those childhQod confessions as not have an equal place in.the chuoch. It's one Ooan Ryan is a columnist for the San Frandscd · I, read of the remarkable ':Jubilee Year" homl- of the last bastions of inequality in modern Chronicle. Send comments to her in care of thiJ '· ly Pope John Paul II delivered last Sunday. He society,': she said. ' · newspaper or send her 'e-mail at ·' repented for the Catholic Church's sins over "About two years ago, the. pope said .t he . joanryansfgate.com.) ... of my "' a THURSDAY, March 23 fiN~ '-PAl .[ SE£ ROCK~'S· BACK .. The Dally Sentinel ,• Page AI J COMMUNITY CALENDAR • BRAVES 111 Court St., POIMfoy, Ohio 74C).992-2158 • Fax: 192-2157 Pomeroy. Middleport, Ohio W.dss•d.y, Maull 22. 2000 The Daily Sentinel '£sta5{ishd {111948 w.dn11dly, March 22, 20110 The art glass window stand, for the example that wu shown Friday evening, as well as the miU work (finished trim in cherry) for the tower and front door entrance will be mostly donated by Southern Hills Fine Cabinetry & Furniture , Co. "Rio's been gxeat to my wife and I. Their fine woodworking teChnology program helped me start my business five years ago. I wanted to give back to the institUtion that gave so much to me,'' said owner Don Strieter. It was also announced that Estivaun Matthews, · president of Atwood Heritage Club, developed a "Miles of Pennies" campaign. Matthews' campaign collected pennies from students, teachers and · visitors at several campus locations for the purchase of a chandelier. They collected the full 105,600 pennies required for the donation in 7-112 months and has already moved into the second phase. They are now collecting pel)nies to purchase the benches· to adorn the grounds around the new · tower. Matthews and friend Opal Miller Uoyd watched the original . tower fall. "Mile5 of Pennies may not have collected the 'big' money but'it touched people's ' hear~> and gave them the chance to contribute to something that will hopefully stand on our campus for a very long rime;• said Matthews. The transom window over the doorway was purchased in honor of parishioner Bernice Borden, with ::i generous donati011 fioTT) the Mount Carmel Baptist Church, under. the leadership of the Rev. Gene. Armstrong and his wife, Dean of Studen~> Elaine Armstrong. "Bernice is a retired teacher fio111 the Gallia County Schoof District. She has such a dedication to and love of learning and to life itself. The .tower also represenl> such qualities," said· Elaine Armstrong. When constructed, the bell tower will be located on the Center Green between Rhodes Student Center and Allen Hall. The tower will be 40 feet in height, with several distinctive features . . 1\venty-five cast bronze bells, .made in Holland, are included in the design' of the bell tower, most of which haye been purchased by · alumni and friends of alumni. The carillon can be played by a · traditional keyboard or by encoded digital chips. The Red and White, the alma mater, may be encoded, as weD as melodies to' mark commencement and other annual and ·traditional celebrations . Munyon, a . 1963 alumnus and retired chemist at Proctor & Gamble in Cincinnati, and Honorary Campaign Chair Roger Williams, a 1972 alumnus and executive vice president of food products division for Bob Evans Farms, Inc., are leading the ca~paign efforl> to raise the remaining $200,000. "This is an opportunity for. alumni to commemorate the education they received at Rio ·Grande;' said Williams . "Some of my favorite professors - Clara Poston, Ben Forshey and Ron Tucceri - gave me guidance and help. when I needed it most in · my life: That~ why I am supporting. the Alumni Memorial Bell J'o',Ver 'project." · Other features of the Alumni Bell Tower .include: Westminster chime and hour strike, four cloc)c . faces, and a practice manual keyboard to be located In the music department in the John W Berty Fine and Performing Arts Center. President Barry M. Dorsey announced the dedication of the bell tower is plann~d for .Sept. 13, · 2001, the 125th anrYversary of tile folUlding of the University. "I can think of 11Q better way to . commemorate. Rio Grande's 125th anniversary than to celebtllte itS ,people, the alumru, who attended this institution and went' on to be. have successful lives:' said Dorsey. "This is the purpose of Rio Grande - to produce educated citizens and help put them in a pQSition to be successful,'' he added. - day, 7 p.m., Stiversville Community Church. Featured singers wiD be Delivered and Jo McCloud with others invited. Public welcome. POMEROY - Caring and Sharjng Support Group, Thursday, 1 p.m. at the Meigs Multipurpose Senior Center. Topic "Alzheimers, New Research." POMEROY Meigs County ' Women's Fellowship Churches of Christ, Thursday, 7 p.m. at Bradford Church of Christ. • MONDAY, March 27 ~ MIDDLEPORT- Middleport High School alumni officers and executive officers, Thursday, 7 p.m. at the home of Yvonne Scally. All MHS alumni welcome. . SATURDAY, March 25 TUPPERS PLAINS - VFW Post, Thursday. 7:30 p.m. at the haD. POMEROY - Preceptor Beta Beta Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, Thursday, 6:30 p.m. at the home of Jane Brown , Silver and golden circle ceremonies. MIDDLEPORT - Revival, Hobson Christian fellowship Church, 7 p.m. continuing through .April l. Special singing nighdy, Joe Gwinn, pastor; John Elswick, evangelist. . . The Community Calendar is as a free service to l MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. . . PEPSI & P0 WE L L 'S MT. DEW PRODU · STORE HOURS M~ndaythru Sunday $599· I AM-10 PI\ 291 SECOND ST. Accepts Credit Card~S. I WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES PRICES GOOD THRU MARCH 25, 2000 24 PK. CUBE ·WE ACCEPT WIC COUPONS . 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' , .· .. • ons .. \ :I liM,.,..., OUR VIEW: Improving college-going rate · offers bendfts to region t's said that during a booming economy; the attendance : . rate for higher education dro~s off. !his .is supposedly due · to high school graduates vtewmg a JOb nght out of school :as more financially attractive than taking out loans to pay for :four or five years of college education: . · · In our region, often the last place A betterprosperity' reaches, pursuing higher :educated work- education is either. not an option, or · one that young people pass up for a :force is a com- job. They seek employment not ;ponent of eco- because there are great jobs around, but :nomic develop- for survival. :. ment that Increasingly, however, the need for a college education to gain employment . ma.kes the in a well-paying career has been driven :location of new home, especially in . a business world , businesses a relying on technology and 1ts related •. skills to power' the marketplace. · :: \ reality. LocaJly, school distriCt$ have done :· much to prepare students to meet these · ~emands. But a high school diploma is only another milestone 4n the learning process. The more you learn, the more you :earn when entering the job market. _ :. The efforts of educators, the Appalachian Regional Com:UV.ssion and other officials to improve the college-going rate ;n the -tri-county area is admirable. A better-educated work.force is a ~omponent of economic development that J:!lakes the location of.new businesses a reality.. · :· Students do not lack for places in southern Ohio and West :Virginia to '1-ttend college, either of the traditional liberal arts ;kind, or for business and technical instruction. This region has. )l number of educational institutions for high school graduates ~nd adults to attend. · : · ARC grants allow some students to visit campuses, talk to :faculty and see what college is about. From that experience, · :they can make .decisions about whe_ther or not college is for ::them. · ·: We hope they opt for higher education. By taking that step, :they are giving themselves a leg up toward a career, better . ~arnings expectations and, if they choose to remain in the l-egion, a role in shaping its future. ~ ' • ' ' • IN HISTORY .:ToDAY • . . • • Fr'l THE ASSOCIATED PRESS : Today is Weqnesday, March 22, the 82nd day of 2000. There are 1:;!84 days left in the year. . :: Thday's Highlight in History: . :-·on March ·22. 1765, Britain enacted the Stamp Act to · raise ~oney from the American colonies. (The Act was rep~aled the !following ~t.) · , . .· " ~ -~~~;~~~o~s ~sside~t Anne Hutc.hinson was e~~~lled lffilll ot~e- Massal:husetts Bay Colony. ~ In 1820, U.S. naval hero Stephen Decatur was killed in .a duel :With Commodore James Barron near Washington D.C. ~ In 1882, Congress outlawed polygamy. _ . ,1894, hockey's first Stanley Cup championship ~e was ~layedi the home team Montreal Amateur Athletic Association !llefeated ·the Ottawa Capitals, 3-1. :: Jn 1895,Auguste and Louis Lumiere showed theil'.fit:St ~ovie to 'In invited audience in Paris. ~ In 1933, during Prohibition, President Roosevelt signed a mea~ure, to, legalize wine and beer containing up to 3.2 pereent alco- ::··111 " ' t • :Lol · ,. :: hi 1945, the Arab 'teagtie was for!'led With the adl;l~t,jon of a ~barter in Cairo, Egypt. · . ' , . ~ In 1946, the British mandate in Transjordan came to an end. :: In 1972, Congress sent the Equal Rights Alnendmeilt to the l:onstitution to the states for ratification:. (it fell three states short the 38 needed for approval.) .. · , , ~ In 1978, Karl Wallenda, the 73-year-old patriarch of"The Flying Wallendas" high-wire act, feU to Iris death while attc'mpting to ~II: a cable strung between two hotels in San Juan, Pu·e no Rico. " Ten years ago: A jury in Anchorage, Alaska, found former tanker taptain Joseph Hazelwood innocent of three major cha.rges in ~i:mnecrion with the Exxon Valdez oil spill; but convicted him of ~ minor charge of negligent discharge ?foil. . . . !• Today's Bil;thdays: Actor Karl Malden is 88.Actor Werner Klem- : l>erer is 80, Pantomimist Marcd Marceau is 77 • USA' Today ~under Allen H . Neuharth is 76. Com.poser-lyricis~ Stephen ndheim is 70. Actor William Shamer is 69. Sen .. Orrin Hat~h · -Utah) is 66. Actor M . Emmet Walsh IS 65. Smger-gmtanst , eorge Benson is 57. Singer Jeremy Clyde (Chad and Jeremy) is 66. Composer Andrew Lloyd Webber is 52. Actress Fai)Uy Ardant 51. Sportscaster Bob Costas is 48. Actress Lena 'Olin is 45. ~inger-actress Stephanie !l.iills is 43.Actor Matthew Modine is 41. ~~ KeUie Williams is 24. Actress Reese Witherspoon Is.24. ,:,r ~ t ' . .... .... ' '•· ' I j ------------~----------~----------------------~------------~--~~--------- ' PERKINS' VIEW: " Democrats won't roll back tax hikes· "All that glisters is not gold." - William Shakespeare, "The Merchant ofVenice" It is pretty much accepted wisdom that the 1990s were a golden decade of prosperity for the mass of Americans, thanks mosdy to the inspired economic policies ofWilliam Jefferson Keynes, er, Clinton. Well, here's a news flash: The latest income figures from Clinton's Treasury Department reveal that the average working Am~r.ican was actually worse off in 1997 than in 1990, when · George Herbert Walker (as opposed to W.) Bush was in the White House. That's right. While individual incomes were 131 percent higher in 1997 than in 1990 - a fact of which the American public is constantly reminded by the White House individual income taxes were · actually 164 percent higher. · Individuals paid $80 billion more in taxes to the IRS in 1997 than they would have if they had been taxed at 1990 levels. Wha.t this means is that the average \yl)rking guy and gal actually had a smaller take-home paycheck in 1997 than at the start of the decade. .You'd never know this from listening to President Clinton and his second-in-command, AI Gore. They pretend that everything's Kool-and-the-Gang on Main Street U.S.A., never letting on that the mass of working Americans have suffered diminished living standards on their watch. The best way to r~erse this trend - pre. suming, of course, that Clinton and Gore truly are concerned that the average wotking<guy · and gal have lost ground since they've been in ·the, White House .- is to reduce their tax burden, at least to the 1990 level. That would mean a rollback of the two big tax hikes imposed upon the American people during the previous decade: .the first of which came in 1990 when Bush bowed to the wishes of the Democratic-controlled Congress, Joseph Perkins NEA COLUMNIST ity on the saTT)e special-interest roulette that drov~ our economy into a ditch in the. 1980s and early '90s," said Gore this week, stumping in Pennsylvania. Gore dishonestly claims that Bush is advocating "a $2 .1 trillion tax . scheme" that "exceeds the budget surplus by ·· $1 trillion.'' (The New York Times reports that the l;'exas governor's plan would cut taxes by · $483 billion over five years} The GOP standa.rd-bearer's plan could- ' force him "to cut Medicare, health care and· · education, or drain money from the Social · · Security surplus," Gore warns. . By contrast, Gore proposes $250 billion : · over 10 years in "targeted" tax cuts, including · deductions for non-elementary, non-s ec- . · ondary education (wouldn't want to offend . raising taxes a staggering $263 billion; the second of which came a mere three years later, when Clinton smote working Americans' with an additional $275 billion in new taxes (with Vice President Gore casting the deciding · the NEA), relief from the marriage penalcy, . · vote). Both the i 990 and 1993 . t:ix hikes we~ deductions for retirement accounts (for ·folks · necessary, defenders said, to whittle down the' without 401 (k)s ' or IRAs) and a permanent , fe~eral government's yearly deficits and even- R&D tax credit. · . ., tually balance the budget. That $250-biUion figure may sound gener" ' . Well, the government is no longer con- ·· ous to l~y taxpayers, but the reality is that fronted with .yearly deficits. And last year Gore's plan is downright stingy. The $25 bil" alone, the treasury raked in S115 billion in lion a year in tax cuts he proposes wouldn't surplus tax revenue. At least some of that sur- ·. even make up half the S80 billion a year in pl\ls revenue ought to be restored to taxpay- higher taxes that working Americans are pay- · ers. ing ·the federal t,reasuty as a result of 1990 and ~ · But the very last thing that Clinton or 1993 tax hikes. So, th~n. if the Gore tax plar; , Gore want to do is return, any more money to was enacted, the average working guy and gal ' taxpayers than they have to -· no matter that would still have a smaller take-home paychec~ , , many, if not most, working Americans are than he or she did in 1990. , Yes, the past seven years with Mssrs. Clin~ ' .. having. a devil of a time covering their living expenses with their . shrunken after-tax pay- ton and Gore in the White House have been . checks. Indeed, Clinton has threatened to veto any substantial tax-cut biD th~t the Republi- a period of ·overall economic · growth , Bil~ · 1 can. Congress pul> on his desk this year, inas- when we measure prosperity by Joe and Maty ·: much as his would-be successor Gore is out Paycheck rather than Bill and Melinda Gates, on the hustings demagoguing the tax-cut pro- we find that , indeed, all that glisters is not " posal put forward by Republican presidential gold. · ;., nominee George W. Bush. Ooseph Perkins is a colrmmist for Tire San Diego :.. "Gov. Bush wants to bet America's prosper- Union- Tribune.) · · ___:_.:_......,,....._____-,----------~---c,.....~-.:.----------,---------,..---- .•''1 ~. RYAN ..S VIEW: . ·· . • , ',1 '' Is Pope's apology a new beginning? ' '' ' .' BY JoAN RYAN the past 2,000 years, which ·included injustices topic of women being ordained as priestS The confessionals at Annunciation Church towml Jews, irnmigranl>, indigenous peop!e, couldn't even be discussed. The topic couldn't · were closed in by red curtains heavy enough the poor, the unborn and women. even be discussed!" · :! to keep my childhood sins fr9111 spilling into "Lord God ... at times the equality of.your Sr. Helene O'Sullivan is the president the sanctuary, where other sinners waited ·in sons and daughters has not been acknowl- .Maryknoll Sisters in Ossining; N.Y., the order pews llke voters for their turn in ·the booth. I edged," he said. lp reference •tq women, "and . to , w,hich my aunt belongs. She is a patienr .. always dreaded confession; wi.t h its demand Christians have been guilty of attituqes af wonian, more patient than many of her sister$. ' · that I own up to my mistakes and weaknesses: · , rejection and exclusion." ':, · '· She bw the pope's ~pology.like Saturday con- , , · And I was skeptical· of the prie!t's assur.lnce I'll say. . , fessions, .all a way of to cleanse the church 's· ;~ that by reciting a specifi.c number of Hail As the ·pope spoke.yesterday about the sins soul and allow for a new beginning. She calletl· : Marys and Our Fathers soul ' wo)lld be of gender inequality, I couldn't' help Qut be .on the Catholic Church to be model of" wiped dean. · struck ·- again, still - by the absence of ~quality for the world. ' :• (I became especially suspicious of the ·women in the Vatican's vast sea of robed.cler· "Once you ask for forgiveness, you then ·:: whole process when; in eigmh· grade at a gy. Did the pope grasp the irony? 'ask, 'Where do we go from here?"' O'Sullivan' • Catholic school in Aorida, I was ~de to I called my 67-year-old aunt i? Nairobi said. troop by myself down the chuoch aisle, kned yesterday tn '!Sk her about the popes apology. "This is the start of a process, I)Ot an end.'" ' ·~ . at the altar, and in front of the whole cla!s, She is a Catholic nun who' has worked as a It is quite a remarkable and admirable thing' '' ' pray for God's forgiVeness for the offensive sin missionary in Africa for four tlecades. The that a church that considers itself holy, tha€ •: of fl>rgetting my hat.) • ._., , • .,-.QiviJiyelless j.h.e has seen in African communi- l)elieves its popes are guided by the hand of'l · D~pite iny skepticism, I'd ·uwally emerge · ti~ in th~ name of faith has been mirrored in · God, would acknowledge and ask forgiveness ' ,for niista!tes of the past. , . •, · ·· •';' from ohurch after confession ,on Saturday her own religion. afternoons.feeling as iff could reinvent myself The Catholic Church is no closer to allow' But what about the mistakes of the pre-' as ~ perso11 who di,dn't fight with her brothers ing women into decisinn-rnaking roles at the sent?•Let's hope acknowledgement of today's . '' and sisters and wasn't obsessively jealous of highest levels than it was when she ' entered exclusion and rejection of women won't have ·' · her friend Maureen'snew white go-go boots; the convent as.l~ yoYn.g woman. . to wait for whoever is pop~ during the next ,' Asking' forgiveness cleared away the past, giv"Nothing has changed. And nothing is Jubilee. ing me room 'to build something new. going to change under this pope. Women do , I thought of those childhQod confessions as not have an equal place in.the chuoch. It's one Ooan Ryan is a columnist for the San Frandscd · I, read of the remarkable ':Jubilee Year" homl- of the last bastions of inequality in modern Chronicle. Send comments to her in care of thiJ '· ly Pope John Paul II delivered last Sunday. He society,': she said. ' · newspaper or send her 'e-mail at ·' repented for the Catholic Church's sins over "About two years ago, the. pope said .t he . joanryansfgate.com.) ... of my "' a THURSDAY, March 23 fiN~ '-PAl .[ SE£ ROCK~'S· BACK .. The Dally Sentinel ,• Page AI J COMMUNITY CALENDAR • BRAVES 111 Court St., POIMfoy, Ohio 74C).992-2158 • Fax: 192-2157 Pomeroy. Middleport, Ohio W.dss•d.y, Maull 22. 2000 The Daily Sentinel '£sta5{ishd {111948 w.dn11dly, March 22, 20110 The art glass window stand, for the example that wu shown Friday evening, as well as the miU work (finished trim in cherry) for the tower and front door entrance will be mostly donated by Southern Hills Fine Cabinetry & Furniture , Co. "Rio's been gxeat to my wife and I. Their fine woodworking teChnology program helped me start my business five years ago. I wanted to give back to the institUtion that gave so much to me,'' said owner Don Strieter. It was also announced that Estivaun Matthews, · president of Atwood Heritage Club, developed a "Miles of Pennies" campaign. Matthews' campaign collected pennies from students, teachers and · visitors at several campus locations for the purchase of a chandelier. They collected the full 105,600 pennies required for the donation in 7-112 months and has already moved into the second phase. They are now collecting pel)nies to purchase the benches· to adorn the grounds around the new · tower. Matthews and friend Opal Miller Uoyd watched the original . tower fall. "Mile5 of Pennies may not have collected the 'big' money but'it touched people's ' hear~> and gave them the chance to contribute to something that will hopefully stand on our campus for a very long rime;• said Matthews. The transom window over the doorway was purchased in honor of parishioner Bernice Borden, with ::i generous donati011 fioTT) the Mount Carmel Baptist Church, under. the leadership of the Rev. Gene. Armstrong and his wife, Dean of Studen~> Elaine Armstrong. "Bernice is a retired teacher fio111 the Gallia County Schoof District. She has such a dedication to and love of learning and to life itself. The .tower also represenl> such qualities," said· Elaine Armstrong. When constructed, the bell tower will be located on the Center Green between Rhodes Student Center and Allen Hall. The tower will be 40 feet in height, with several distinctive features . . 1\venty-five cast bronze bells, .made in Holland, are included in the design' of the bell tower, most of which haye been purchased by · alumni and friends of alumni. The carillon can be played by a · traditional keyboard or by encoded digital chips. The Red and White, the alma mater, may be encoded, as weD as melodies to' mark commencement and other annual and ·traditional celebrations . Munyon, a . 1963 alumnus and retired chemist at Proctor & Gamble in Cincinnati, and Honorary Campaign Chair Roger Williams, a 1972 alumnus and executive vice president of food products division for Bob Evans Farms, Inc., are leading the ca~paign efforl> to raise the remaining $200,000. "This is an opportunity for. alumni to commemorate the education they received at Rio ·Grande;' said Williams . "Some of my favorite professors - Clara Poston, Ben Forshey and Ron Tucceri - gave me guidance and help. when I needed it most in · my life: That~ why I am supporting. the Alumni Memorial Bell J'o',Ver 'project." · Other features of the Alumni Bell Tower .include: Westminster chime and hour strike, four cloc)c . faces, and a practice manual keyboard to be located In the music department in the John W Berty Fine and Performing Arts Center. President Barry M. Dorsey announced the dedication of the bell tower is plann~d for .Sept. 13, · 2001, the 125th anrYversary of tile folUlding of the University. "I can think of 11Q better way to . commemorate. Rio Grande's 125th anniversary than to celebtllte itS ,people, the alumru, who attended this institution and went' on to be. have successful lives:' said Dorsey. "This is the purpose of Rio Grande - to produce educated citizens and help put them in a pQSition to be successful,'' he added. - day, 7 p.m., Stiversville Community Church. Featured singers wiD be Delivered and Jo McCloud with others invited. Public welcome. POMEROY - Caring and Sharjng Support Group, Thursday, 1 p.m. at the Meigs Multipurpose Senior Center. Topic "Alzheimers, New Research." POMEROY Meigs County ' Women's Fellowship Churches of Christ, Thursday, 7 p.m. at Bradford Church of Christ. • MONDAY, March 27 ~ MIDDLEPORT- Middleport High School alumni officers and executive officers, Thursday, 7 p.m. at the home of Yvonne Scally. All MHS alumni welcome. . SATURDAY, March 25 TUPPERS PLAINS - VFW Post, Thursday. 7:30 p.m. at the haD. POMEROY - Preceptor Beta Beta Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, Thursday, 6:30 p.m. at the home of Jane Brown , Silver and golden circle ceremonies. MIDDLEPORT - Revival, Hobson Christian fellowship Church, 7 p.m. continuing through .April l. Special singing nighdy, Joe Gwinn, pastor; John Elswick, evangelist. . . The Community Calendar is as a free service to l MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. . . PEPSI & P0 WE L L 'S MT. DEW PRODU · STORE HOURS M~ndaythru Sunday $599· I AM-10 PI\ 291 SECOND ST. Accepts Credit Card~S. I WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES PRICES GOOD THRU MARCH 25, 2000 24 PK. CUBE ·WE ACCEPT WIC COUPONS . 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BRouGHToN PREMIUM 112 GA Ice Crean1 (Asst. var.)••••••• . 3 Frozen Dinners MORTON us-1QozC ta..t. · 'iii BLEND COFFEE 34.50Z Dozen SSON OI.L . (~SST;. ' VAR.) ' 7ft v..,••; • · I 4 /ss 2 SJ69 7., · •••sH! HOUSE MIST R "LARGE' EGGS. $4'' 2/.$1 •0 99 Win a ' BANKROLL This Week Powell's Super · Value '$200 FREECASHI .v. ; ·II· Subscribe today. 992-215~ publ~ohed STIVERSVILLE- Hymn sing, Satur- non-profit aroupt wilbiaa to announce meetinp and apecial eventt. The calenda!; ia not deaigned to promote sales or fund raiaen of any type. Item• are printed only as space permits and cannot be guaranteed to be printed a specific qumber of daya. " j I �Pllge A I • The O.lly Sentinel Wedneeday, Maroh 22. 2000 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Inside: l's an election year, so look· for Social Security changes NATIONAL BRIEFS Tennessee prepares for execution NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Tennenee is preparing to exeWASHINGTON.(AP)- Durcute its fint inmate in 40 yean and fall in line with the rest of ing the 1996 presidential year, lawthe South, where more people are executed than anywhere else makers and an incumbent president in the nation. decided to let seniors earn more Tennessee is the only Southern state that has not executed without penalizing their Social anyone since the U.S. Supreme Court reinstated the death Security benefits. It's election time penalty in 1976. again, and members of both parties Robert Coe, 43, is scheduled to die by injection early Thurscan't move fast enough to remove -day for kidnapping, raping and murdering an 8-year-old girl in the penalties entirely. 1979. A bill passed by the House three Coe's attorneys contend that he is insane and that execut!ng weeks go to scrap the e3fnings limit him will violate the 8th Amendment's ban on cru.el and unusuon about 800,000 people age 65 al punishment. Appeals have failed and a federal judge will likethrough 69 who continue to work ly decide today whether to delay execution to review claims gets a vote in the Senate today. about Coe's mental competence. Under what some lawmakers A handful of religious leaders are protesting the execution, term a relic of yesteryear, those but they are the minority in a city known as the buckle of the . elderly worken now lose $1 in Bible Belt. ' · Social Security benefits for every "I don't think it's any accident," said the Re~. Joe Ingle of $3 in wages . they make above Nashville, a death row minister since 1974 and a staunch oppo$17,000. Until Congress acted four nent of the death penalty. "The Bible Belt is also the Death yean ago. th~ could only make Belt." $11,250 a year before seeing ,their . According to 1998 statistics published by the U.S. Justice benefits drop. Department, 68 11ercent of Protestants and . 68 percent of · ''The earnings limit is part of a Catholics favored the death penalty, .while 64 percent of those bygone era;• said Senate Finance . who cited no religious faith also expressed· support. Committee Chairman William Roth, a 78-yeat-{)ld Republican · facing a tough re-election battle this year in Delaware. "It is a Nl3WYORK (AP) -A 2-year-old rode a Greyhound bus to byproduct of the Great Depression, New Jersey by herself after the child's mother got off in New . a time when folks believed ~n indiYork to get a snack and the bus left without her. vidual should retire completely and Yanitza Castro, 21, and her daughter, Yanitza Rivera, had make room for othen to work." boarded the bus Monday morning in Massachusetts to travel to Four yean ago, Social Security their home in York, Pa. ' . . recipients in th~ir late b(ls could When the bus pulled into New York's Port Authority BusTeronly make $1 1,250 on the job minal at rnidday,littleYanitza was hungry. Castro got out to get a snack, and returned to find the bus had left. "I thought, 'Oh, my God •. my baby is stuck on the. bus ·all by herself,"' Castro said. · New Jersey State Police pulled over the bus .about .a half-hour later near New Brunswick and drove the girl back to her moth~ . ' During the bus ride,Yanitza entertained.other passengers with her Winnie the Pooh pillow. They assumed her' mother was in a seat nearby. · · "I think the people t;>n the bus took good care of her," her CHICAGO (AP) - Blaming mother said, "because she came back happy." "foolishness and distractions," researclJ.en reported today that the risk of a teen-age driver dying increases with each additional ~-pat­ LOS ANGELES (AP) - MTV shock-comic Tom Green has , ti~ with }I:>Wlg passenge13. dropped the jokes for a 'serious announcement - . he has canJohns Hopkim Sc)lool of Public c~r. . · Health researcher Li-Hui Chen and Gteen, who is known for playing lewd practical jokes on his her colleagues found that 16-F-{)Ids parents and friends, announced his batt)e with the disease durcarrying one pas~enger were 39 pering an .i nterview with syndicated show "Entertainment cent more likely to get killed than Tonight." · those driving alone. · Green h~s testicular cancer, according to MTV. That incr -d to 86 pen:ent with The 28-year-old comedian said he hac;! been feeling ill and two pas~engen and 182 pen:ent ..yith initially thought he injured himself while performing a stunt for tlttee or mo~e.TI\e tate fur 17-~­ his self"titled comedy show on ti)e music network. olds was higher: 48 pen:ent, 158 perGreen learned the diagnosis Marth 9,' following a do~ tor's cent and '2J)7 pen:ent. respectively. exam. He has halted production of ."The Tom Green Sh.o w" The tate was as much as 2l times while he undergoes treatment. higher during early morning hours His .doctors said .the disease is curable. They predicted he · could return to work within a few months. "Entertainment · · when passengen were present,acconlTonight" said Monday. . ing to the stUdy in today's Journal of In the meantime, MTV will air repeats of his show.' the American Medical Association. Bus takes _,., with 2-year-old Meigs sports haff4utt pies, Page B2 • Wadn•d.y, Mllrdl n. 2111 • WEDNESDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS Arbitrator says Staib can play. CHICAGO (AP) - An arbitrator ruled John Scirks can for. (eit his salaty and l~ave. Chicago. Shortly after arbitrator Roger Kaplan's ruling was announced, the BuDs waive.d Starks. But general manager Jerry Krause said . they will pay the remainder of the veteran guard's salary, · about $70(1,000. . . Kaplap also ruled if Starks signs with another team, he can't be on the playoff roster. Because of Kaplan's ruling, players and teams will be able to mutually agree to amend contracts by reducing or eliminating guaranteed payments after J~n. 10. Tom Green says he has cancer HARDWARE PEORIA, Ariz. ·(AP) - Padres · lef~ fielder AI Martin and a . woman ·who said she's his wife were ar~sted on charges that th~ hit each other. Martin and Shaw.ll HaggertyMatlin were freed dn their own recognizance and J told to stay away from each other. Haggerty-Martin hit Martin several times during an argument ;it their home Moriday night, and \te. struck her in the jaw at least . 011ce. The argument l?roke out after Haggerty-Marrin accused him pf still bei11g married to another woman, police said. She told police he threatened to kill her. Haggerty-Marcin said" Martin was abusive before. The Padres' rii"edia' guide list«· Martiri's · · wife's name . as Cathy. ( . MASON, W.VA. Keyshawn's off the block ' ' BOSTON (AP) --' Forget the high gas prices. Folks along the 'East Coast are swallowing bitter :news this week: There is a short·age of'IWinkies and other snack'food favorites, courtesy 'of a labor dispute. · Supply problems are being .reported fro in the nation's capital to Maine, wreaking havoc on ·. untold·snack breap: , .., · "l'U have tO eat h~thy food;' ,complained Rubens • Breeden, a 28-year-old state worker lC:mging . for Ring DiQgS and Devil Dogs onThesday. Charlie Bianchi, who works at a mack bar in one of the busiest state office buildinp, has faced the wrath of the hungry masses. · "AU day ·long, they'~e saying, 'Where's my 'IWinlties? Where's my . coffee cake? Where's .my ~pound cake? Where's my ~~ :Dogs? · Whe~'s my . Yodels·? ·Where'$ my Ring Dinp?"' 'Bianchi said. · , . "They're · to ; ltill. Jh~ ' look at lne with dou~t in their eyes. They think that 1· fot:Jot 1? ·place the .order. It's always the ,coffee slinger's. fault," laid .Bianchi, 42, assistant manaser of Hai's Place. · Actually. a ~eamsten ·strib has ,bed to •hortages m,a varien-' of well-know'\c . bakei'Y ·productS, ·inCluding • Wonder bread and ·Hostess br.mds such as Twinlties. As shelves . emptY across the region, the area Mil tb do , :.without de~veries of about 2 tnil.lion 1\vinkies and cupcakes per · week and liiiOther 400,000 loaves ofWondet bread, a company offi- rea4v. ., for comments , ' ,, I ·' .L - . . , .n " ~ , 1' ' ,. ' . ·, .. .~ ., t' ' ' ' . With la1s in Gallipolis, Athens 4nd ·~~ · in J,.cksoJ;J,, .4dkss.to · high-qruilitlJ care in the field of Sleep·Medicine is 4v4ildhle right here in lJOur arE!d. ' . . ' HaherClmic; Sl..p l...ohl.oco.tloaa - . .... Hol.wSvc:wzrcw Clu,lc. Galli~~Qhlo ' 7~-M 1 Ath ~ Clio•' 740-~-m · .a;..'as ""-•t &J.,Cbzuc.J.c.5! i:ll • JlA..,.r... U.a ·~/ Holzer Clinic.~.~.; .. • • •. .,, , ·· .. haw ·,ciaJ esdniated. Wll~ms50ny The Holzer Clinic Sleep Disorden lAhor4tOf'IJ LAs been proucll'J servillg the residents ol the tri..-sto.te alea £or 2 ·'J~ hg QHering atdte-o£.-the--art diagnostic sl~p t,esting and ~.:.qu,.lit\j ' sleep -- •< . MADISON, Wis. (AP) Seven members of Wisconsin's women's basketball team were suspended for violating · team rules. o,n t)te eve of a quarterfinal · game in th~ Women's NIT. ~. , Cal defense tames Hoya~ BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) It wasn't the cross-country · flight. Nor was it lingering fatigue from last week's tripleovertime win at Virginia. Instead, Georgetown players said the main reason for their sloppy play in ·a 60-49 secondround National Invitation Tournament loss was California's smothering defense. Sean Lampley s,ored 15 of his 21 points in the second half for defending NIT champion Cal, which held the . Hoyas to 28 percent shooting and . forced . them into 16 turnovers Tuesday night. The Golden Bears (18- 14}, who play Wake Forest at Greensboro, N.C., in the third round, focused tb,eir defensive pressure on Hoyis guard Kevin Braswell - who scored ~0 points against Virginia, but was held to three points against caL MY BALL- Cal's Jc)e Shipp (right} takes a rebound away from Anthony Perry of Georgetown during the Go.lden Bears' NIT win last. night. (APJ · BY DAVE HARRIS . NEW ORLEANS (AP) SENTINEL CORRESPONDENT Running back Ricky Williams ROCK SPRINGS - Meigs apologized for critical comments High School held it« annyal he made about New Odeans and Winter Sports Banquet T)lesday ·the Saibts in a magazine article. In the article published last ·· evehing at die high school. The event was sponsored by the 'week in Sports nlustrated, Williams Meigs Athletic Boosters·: . s;aid he did not Uke 'livil!g ih New The master of ceremonies \vas Qrleans and suggested the Saints booster Jim Soillsby, president of move to San Antonio. the boosters. THe invocation•and ' Williams said he expressed his benediction were given by Steve . disappointment with the story Beha. and its fallout in a conciliatory ·. · Cindy Shull presented awards ph0 ne call to Saints coach Jim to the cheerleading squad. They Haslett and owner Tom Benson. included Whitney Ashley, · · BraJ1dy Graham, Holly Hannan, Alison Hayes, Carrie Abbott, s~l· Maggie Roseberq', Brittany Williams, Bridget Balser, Jessica ,: Gray. ~manda Feil'y, Heather . Phalin, Emily Story ~n~ Hannan Woolard. , Next up was wrestling coach JRVI)'lG, Texas (AP) - The Troy Bauer. Bauer' introduced Cowboys ~-signed troubled members of his team that finllefensive tackle Alonzo Spellman ished 13-8 and was second place Cp a multiyear contract. Spellman in the ' l'VC. Team members !tad t 6 tackles Wit season, includincluded Andy ' Doczi, Justin !!tg five sacks. . Roush,lJrant Dixon,JeffBrown, •, ,· 'hubled· .,..... . man back wltla ,. ' .... ' ., ~ . N.C . ..St~ 60, $7 Arizoll• ~t-.. At Raleigh, ·N.C., Kenny Inge scored 19 points, includ~ ing the go-ahead dunk with 57.5 seconds left, for North Carolina State. The Wolfpack (19-12), which lost in the second round the previous three years, had to overcome a 32r· point effort from Eddie House. , . Ole Miss 70, SW Mo. St: 48 ' At Oxford, Miss'., Marcus Hicks scored 16 · points · and Rahim Lockhart hacp~ points and 13 rebounds for Ole Miss \ ,. (19-13). . The Bears (23-11) · trailed just 49-39 with 12:25 left, but the Rebels scored 10 straight points, the final six on 3'pointers by· Emmanuel Wade, and.Jason Harrison, to lead by 20. =· . WRESTUNG AWARDS - The following were among those that received wr~stling awards at the Meigs Spor~ Banque.t. From left to right arl): Neck McLaughlin and Andy Doczi. (Dave Harris photo} . .. Chris Krawsczyn, Chris lmbo- MVP to Andy Doczi. d~n, David McClure,' C. D, E!Jis, . Doczi was a first team AUBen Mit~heU, Zap~ Davis; Nick TVC selection and finished secMcLaughlin, Caleb Elljs, Paul and in , the sectionals. Justin Michael, John Krawsczy_n, Ian Roush, Chris Krawsczyn, bnboTipton, Josh Stanley. Jqe Rupe, den, C. n Ellis, MitcheU and Adam · Doczi, Jeremy Rou!h, · McLaughlin were all second J;ison Murdock, Matt O'Brien, team AU-TVC ielections . Matt Mullins and Shawn White. McLaughlin and MischeU also · Bauer then gave awards to finished in second in the TVC , Nick McLaughlin for the most Roush and Zach Davis ·finished improved Wrestler, Justin Roush for the outstanding senior and ... , ................. 12 • ·' . ' .d., Braswell went 1-for-12 from the field . and plade four turnovers. For the Bears, that was pre·cisely the 'plan - they spent all week in practice focusing on how to prevent Braswell fipm igniting the .offense for Georgetown (19-15). Lampley had 20 P<?ints in Cal's 70-66 victory over Long Beach Slate in the tournament's first round, and against the Hoyas he was nearly unstoppable in the mond half. Cal, seeking· to become the NIT's first repeat champion · since St. John's in 1943-44, faces Wake Forest on Friday night The Demon Deacons (19-14) won 72-65 over New Mexico. . Anthony Perry had' 12. points and Lee Scruggs had 1! to lead the Hoyas. • Wake Forest 72, New Mexico 65 At Winston-Salem, N.C., Robert 0 'Kelley scored 14 points and Josh Howard 13 ft~t the Demon Deacons, whQ won despite 29 points by Nelf Mexico's Lamont Long. , . A size advantage , helped Wake Forest take a 43-30 hal(.. time lead, but New Mexico (18-14) used a 13-0 run to rally. Long scored 13 of New Mexico's tint 20 second~half points, and his 3-pointer with' 12:36 left tied the game at 50. lea noW left ..to' sort out defeat Meigs hqn• dtS Winter ,athletes ... . • ance. Once he was right, he was as good bilities that Neagle doesn't care to thi nit as ever, going 6-0 with a 2.20 ERA in about right now. his last seven starts . "I've always said th>t once the season Because of the shoulder problem, the · slarts - and as far as I'm concerned, Reds had reservations about giving the season has started - I can't worry Neagle a long- term extension . Neagle about my contract situation," he sail\. had the right to demand a trade after "I've found with other guys and wit~ the season, but compromised and ·myself a little bit that if you're a s.t arting agreed to stay if the Reds dropped the pitcher and you warty about your conoption year from his contract. tract, it takes away from your focus." The result: Neagle will make $4 .75 The Reds need Neagle to have a big million this season, then become eligi- year, even if it raises his market· value'. ble for free agency. · Ken Griffey Jr. brought them . star. Neagle was willing to take .less than power, but Neagle and st.a rtet Pete Harmarket value to stay in Cincinnati and nisch will have a lot more to do with agreed to talk to the Reds again after whether they make the postseas.on. this season. There arc: all kinds of possi- HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. (AP) Jets coach AI Groh said the team no longer is considering trading leadi~ receiver Keyshawn Johnson. Johnson, through agent Jerome Stanley, expressed dissatisfaction ·. With his contract, which has two years left at less than $2 million per season. The two-time Pro Bpwler ·believes that's far under market value. players . . sackeil '· . ..,e · ' m'e ....... m:ed.ic ....U..Ii ' • SARASOTA, Fla. (AP) - Denny Reds .and every other major league Neagle wanted to make a good first team that last season was just a tempoimpression in Cincinnati. Instead, he cary setback. barely got to say hello. The Reds figured they were getting a · Dependi11g upon his second season, reliable starter when they sent second he could soon be saying goodbye. baseman. Brei Boone to Atlanta in . Neagle is at a crossroads entering ·his November 1998 as part of a six-playe~ ninth year in the major leagues. Shaul- deal. Neagle had won at least 16, games· der problems wiped out half of his 1999 'each of the three previous years, season and. made the Reds reluctant to When he showed up for spring train· offer him · the long-term contract ing last year, Neagle went t~rough the extension· he had sought. · Reds' standard strength testing that Instead, a team that was on the verge found weakness in the back of the of' the playoffs last year has decided to shoulder. leave one of its most important pitchers The problem ·essentially wiped out on the verg~ of free agency. the first half of his season. while Neagle At .31, Neagle will have to show the tried to get his shoulder back in bal- ·V.llsconsin wolnen's hoop · To th~ Hob..r Clinic SleepOiSOJdeR l.ahoratcwg on receiving the maximum accreditation ol51Jears !rom the . ·Amel'ic;an Acad~mlJ • ol Sleep Medicine ''I RedS'·Neagle knows this is a pivotal season Padres' Martin ·•nrestecl The Carden , Seed Is Here And So Is SPRING! death rate ~linked to passengeiS .· Page 81 before having io give back a par· tion of their benefit checks. Congress voted then to gradually raise the earninp ceiling in steps to $30,000 by 2002. Sen. Bob Kerrey, 0-Neb., who is not seeking re-election, also voiced strong support for the bill but expressed concern! that mo~ comprehensive Social Security reform wasn't addressed. Without either an it)crease in the current 12.4 percent SooW Security tax or a decrease in benefits, the fund will start paying out more money than it receives each 1'-.i!lt year beginning in 2017, shortly ;rlter the post-World War II baby boomers begin retiring in mass, experts warn. "It's not likely the baby boomers will .come to Congress and ask for less;' Kerrey . said. "It's li)cely they will ask for more:· The Senate amended the House-passed bill to change language that would have imposed a more stringent earning limit on some Social Security beneficiaries age 64. The bill must return to the House for its assent to the change but aides said it should win swift approval there again. The . House unanimously passed the bill March 1. Teen driVer The Daily Sentinel CINCINNATI (AP) Cincinnati coach Bob Huggins and his players are left to think about what might have happened in the NCAA tournament if star center Kenyon Martin hadn't been injured. Despite spending m&~ch of the .college .basketball season , as the nation's No. 1 't eam, the Be~rcats were knocked out in the · tournament's second round for the fourth const:cu~ tive year. · Martin's season ended when he broke his leg during the Conference USA playoffs and it was evident that he was sorely miss.ed Sunday in Cincinnati's 69-61 lqss to Thlsa ·in NashviUe, Tenn: DerMarr Johnson, Kehny Satterfield and Steve Logan . combined to shoot 6-for-29 · from the field for the Bearc.a!S. Senior forward Pete Mickeal finished with · t 6 ·points and 11 rebounds, but shot just 5-of-12 from the floor. "We . have good enough players to win even without Kenyon," Huggins said. "But Tulsa did a great job against. us, and they deserve the credit." Martin's. injury on ·tlie ev.e of the tournament left the Searcats precious little time to try to overhaul ~lu;ir team to ~ make up for losing ~ player wiJ.O led Conference USA in scoring, rebo.u nding, blocked shots and 'fielc,i goal percentage .. When Cincinnati's offense l~gged during the regular season, the answer always had been to pass the ball inside to Marti11 for close-range scoring ·that took the heat off the ,~earcats' perimeter shooters. Tulsa's Eric Coley, who likely would have been guarded by ·Martin, wound up scoring · 16 points and adding 16 rebQu.nds for the Golden Hurricane agaimt Cincinnati!! 'Jermaine Tate. .. "It's hard when you can't. help:• Martin said. "It is ~ helpless feeling." �Pllge A I • The O.lly Sentinel Wedneeday, Maroh 22. 2000 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Inside: l's an election year, so look· for Social Security changes NATIONAL BRIEFS Tennessee prepares for execution NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Tennenee is preparing to exeWASHINGTON.(AP)- Durcute its fint inmate in 40 yean and fall in line with the rest of ing the 1996 presidential year, lawthe South, where more people are executed than anywhere else makers and an incumbent president in the nation. decided to let seniors earn more Tennessee is the only Southern state that has not executed without penalizing their Social anyone since the U.S. Supreme Court reinstated the death Security benefits. It's election time penalty in 1976. again, and members of both parties Robert Coe, 43, is scheduled to die by injection early Thurscan't move fast enough to remove -day for kidnapping, raping and murdering an 8-year-old girl in the penalties entirely. 1979. A bill passed by the House three Coe's attorneys contend that he is insane and that execut!ng weeks go to scrap the e3fnings limit him will violate the 8th Amendment's ban on cru.el and unusuon about 800,000 people age 65 al punishment. Appeals have failed and a federal judge will likethrough 69 who continue to work ly decide today whether to delay execution to review claims gets a vote in the Senate today. about Coe's mental competence. Under what some lawmakers A handful of religious leaders are protesting the execution, term a relic of yesteryear, those but they are the minority in a city known as the buckle of the . elderly worken now lose $1 in Bible Belt. ' · Social Security benefits for every "I don't think it's any accident," said the Re~. Joe Ingle of $3 in wages . they make above Nashville, a death row minister since 1974 and a staunch oppo$17,000. Until Congress acted four nent of the death penalty. "The Bible Belt is also the Death yean ago. th~ could only make Belt." $11,250 a year before seeing ,their . According to 1998 statistics published by the U.S. Justice benefits drop. Department, 68 11ercent of Protestants and . 68 percent of · ''The earnings limit is part of a Catholics favored the death penalty, .while 64 percent of those bygone era;• said Senate Finance . who cited no religious faith also expressed· support. Committee Chairman William Roth, a 78-yeat-{)ld Republican · facing a tough re-election battle this year in Delaware. "It is a Nl3WYORK (AP) -A 2-year-old rode a Greyhound bus to byproduct of the Great Depression, New Jersey by herself after the child's mother got off in New . a time when folks believed ~n indiYork to get a snack and the bus left without her. vidual should retire completely and Yanitza Castro, 21, and her daughter, Yanitza Rivera, had make room for othen to work." boarded the bus Monday morning in Massachusetts to travel to Four yean ago, Social Security their home in York, Pa. ' . . recipients in th~ir late b(ls could When the bus pulled into New York's Port Authority BusTeronly make $1 1,250 on the job minal at rnidday,littleYanitza was hungry. Castro got out to get a snack, and returned to find the bus had left. "I thought, 'Oh, my God •. my baby is stuck on the. bus ·all by herself,"' Castro said. · New Jersey State Police pulled over the bus .about .a half-hour later near New Brunswick and drove the girl back to her moth~ . ' During the bus ride,Yanitza entertained.other passengers with her Winnie the Pooh pillow. They assumed her' mother was in a seat nearby. · · "I think the people t;>n the bus took good care of her," her CHICAGO (AP) - Blaming mother said, "because she came back happy." "foolishness and distractions," researclJ.en reported today that the risk of a teen-age driver dying increases with each additional ~-pat­ LOS ANGELES (AP) - MTV shock-comic Tom Green has , ti~ with }I:>Wlg passenge13. dropped the jokes for a 'serious announcement - . he has canJohns Hopkim Sc)lool of Public c~r. . · Health researcher Li-Hui Chen and Gteen, who is known for playing lewd practical jokes on his her colleagues found that 16-F-{)Ids parents and friends, announced his batt)e with the disease durcarrying one pas~enger were 39 pering an .i nterview with syndicated show "Entertainment cent more likely to get killed than Tonight." · those driving alone. · Green h~s testicular cancer, according to MTV. That incr -d to 86 pen:ent with The 28-year-old comedian said he hac;! been feeling ill and two pas~engen and 182 pen:ent ..yith initially thought he injured himself while performing a stunt for tlttee or mo~e.TI\e tate fur 17-~­ his self"titled comedy show on ti)e music network. olds was higher: 48 pen:ent, 158 perGreen learned the diagnosis Marth 9,' following a do~ tor's cent and '2J)7 pen:ent. respectively. exam. He has halted production of ."The Tom Green Sh.o w" The tate was as much as 2l times while he undergoes treatment. higher during early morning hours His .doctors said .the disease is curable. They predicted he · could return to work within a few months. "Entertainment · · when passengen were present,acconlTonight" said Monday. . ing to the stUdy in today's Journal of In the meantime, MTV will air repeats of his show.' the American Medical Association. Bus takes _,., with 2-year-old Meigs sports haff4utt pies, Page B2 • Wadn•d.y, Mllrdl n. 2111 • WEDNESDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS Arbitrator says Staib can play. CHICAGO (AP) - An arbitrator ruled John Scirks can for. (eit his salaty and l~ave. Chicago. Shortly after arbitrator Roger Kaplan's ruling was announced, the BuDs waive.d Starks. But general manager Jerry Krause said . they will pay the remainder of the veteran guard's salary, · about $70(1,000. . . Kaplap also ruled if Starks signs with another team, he can't be on the playoff roster. Because of Kaplan's ruling, players and teams will be able to mutually agree to amend contracts by reducing or eliminating guaranteed payments after J~n. 10. Tom Green says he has cancer HARDWARE PEORIA, Ariz. ·(AP) - Padres · lef~ fielder AI Martin and a . woman ·who said she's his wife were ar~sted on charges that th~ hit each other. Martin and Shaw.ll HaggertyMatlin were freed dn their own recognizance and J told to stay away from each other. Haggerty-Martin hit Martin several times during an argument ;it their home Moriday night, and \te. struck her in the jaw at least . 011ce. The argument l?roke out after Haggerty-Marrin accused him pf still bei11g married to another woman, police said. She told police he threatened to kill her. Haggerty-Marcin said" Martin was abusive before. The Padres' rii"edia' guide list«· Martiri's · · wife's name . as Cathy. ( . MASON, W.VA. Keyshawn's off the block ' ' BOSTON (AP) --' Forget the high gas prices. Folks along the 'East Coast are swallowing bitter :news this week: There is a short·age of'IWinkies and other snack'food favorites, courtesy 'of a labor dispute. · Supply problems are being .reported fro in the nation's capital to Maine, wreaking havoc on ·. untold·snack breap: , .., · "l'U have tO eat h~thy food;' ,complained Rubens • Breeden, a 28-year-old state worker lC:mging . for Ring DiQgS and Devil Dogs onThesday. Charlie Bianchi, who works at a mack bar in one of the busiest state office buildinp, has faced the wrath of the hungry masses. · "AU day ·long, they'~e saying, 'Where's my 'IWinlties? Where's my . coffee cake? Where's .my ~pound cake? Where's my ~~ :Dogs? · Whe~'s my . Yodels·? ·Where'$ my Ring Dinp?"' 'Bianchi said. · , . "They're · to ; ltill. Jh~ ' look at lne with dou~t in their eyes. They think that 1· fot:Jot 1? ·place the .order. It's always the ,coffee slinger's. fault," laid .Bianchi, 42, assistant manaser of Hai's Place. · Actually. a ~eamsten ·strib has ,bed to •hortages m,a varien-' of well-know'\c . bakei'Y ·productS, ·inCluding • Wonder bread and ·Hostess br.mds such as Twinlties. As shelves . emptY across the region, the area Mil tb do , :.without de~veries of about 2 tnil.lion 1\vinkies and cupcakes per · week and liiiOther 400,000 loaves ofWondet bread, a company offi- rea4v. ., for comments , ' ,, I ·' .L - . . , .n " ~ , 1' ' ,. ' . ·, .. .~ ., t' ' ' ' . With la1s in Gallipolis, Athens 4nd ·~~ · in J,.cksoJ;J,, .4dkss.to · high-qruilitlJ care in the field of Sleep·Medicine is 4v4ildhle right here in lJOur arE!d. ' . . ' HaherClmic; Sl..p l...ohl.oco.tloaa - . .... Hol.wSvc:wzrcw Clu,lc. Galli~~Qhlo ' 7~-M 1 Ath ~ Clio•' 740-~-m · .a;..'as ""-•t &J.,Cbzuc.J.c.5! i:ll • JlA..,.r... U.a ·~/ Holzer Clinic.~.~.; .. • • •. .,, , ·· .. haw ·,ciaJ esdniated. Wll~ms50ny The Holzer Clinic Sleep Disorden lAhor4tOf'IJ LAs been proucll'J servillg the residents ol the tri..-sto.te alea £or 2 ·'J~ hg QHering atdte-o£.-the--art diagnostic sl~p t,esting and ~.:.qu,.lit\j ' sleep -- •< . MADISON, Wis. (AP) Seven members of Wisconsin's women's basketball team were suspended for violating · team rules. o,n t)te eve of a quarterfinal · game in th~ Women's NIT. ~. , Cal defense tames Hoya~ BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) It wasn't the cross-country · flight. Nor was it lingering fatigue from last week's tripleovertime win at Virginia. Instead, Georgetown players said the main reason for their sloppy play in ·a 60-49 secondround National Invitation Tournament loss was California's smothering defense. Sean Lampley s,ored 15 of his 21 points in the second half for defending NIT champion Cal, which held the . Hoyas to 28 percent shooting and . forced . them into 16 turnovers Tuesday night. The Golden Bears (18- 14}, who play Wake Forest at Greensboro, N.C., in the third round, focused tb,eir defensive pressure on Hoyis guard Kevin Braswell - who scored ~0 points against Virginia, but was held to three points against caL MY BALL- Cal's Jc)e Shipp (right} takes a rebound away from Anthony Perry of Georgetown during the Go.lden Bears' NIT win last. night. (APJ · BY DAVE HARRIS . NEW ORLEANS (AP) SENTINEL CORRESPONDENT Running back Ricky Williams ROCK SPRINGS - Meigs apologized for critical comments High School held it« annyal he made about New Odeans and Winter Sports Banquet T)lesday ·the Saibts in a magazine article. In the article published last ·· evehing at die high school. The event was sponsored by the 'week in Sports nlustrated, Williams Meigs Athletic Boosters·: . s;aid he did not Uke 'livil!g ih New The master of ceremonies \vas Qrleans and suggested the Saints booster Jim Soillsby, president of move to San Antonio. the boosters. THe invocation•and ' Williams said he expressed his benediction were given by Steve . disappointment with the story Beha. and its fallout in a conciliatory ·. · Cindy Shull presented awards ph0 ne call to Saints coach Jim to the cheerleading squad. They Haslett and owner Tom Benson. included Whitney Ashley, · · BraJ1dy Graham, Holly Hannan, Alison Hayes, Carrie Abbott, s~l· Maggie Roseberq', Brittany Williams, Bridget Balser, Jessica ,: Gray. ~manda Feil'y, Heather . Phalin, Emily Story ~n~ Hannan Woolard. , Next up was wrestling coach JRVI)'lG, Texas (AP) - The Troy Bauer. Bauer' introduced Cowboys ~-signed troubled members of his team that finllefensive tackle Alonzo Spellman ished 13-8 and was second place Cp a multiyear contract. Spellman in the ' l'VC. Team members !tad t 6 tackles Wit season, includincluded Andy ' Doczi, Justin !!tg five sacks. . Roush,lJrant Dixon,JeffBrown, •, ,· 'hubled· .,..... . man back wltla ,. ' .... ' ., ~ . N.C . ..St~ 60, $7 Arizoll• ~t-.. At Raleigh, ·N.C., Kenny Inge scored 19 points, includ~ ing the go-ahead dunk with 57.5 seconds left, for North Carolina State. The Wolfpack (19-12), which lost in the second round the previous three years, had to overcome a 32r· point effort from Eddie House. , . Ole Miss 70, SW Mo. St: 48 ' At Oxford, Miss'., Marcus Hicks scored 16 · points · and Rahim Lockhart hacp~ points and 13 rebounds for Ole Miss \ ,. (19-13). . The Bears (23-11) · trailed just 49-39 with 12:25 left, but the Rebels scored 10 straight points, the final six on 3'pointers by· Emmanuel Wade, and.Jason Harrison, to lead by 20. =· . WRESTUNG AWARDS - The following were among those that received wr~stling awards at the Meigs Spor~ Banque.t. From left to right arl): Neck McLaughlin and Andy Doczi. (Dave Harris photo} . .. Chris Krawsczyn, Chris lmbo- MVP to Andy Doczi. d~n, David McClure,' C. D, E!Jis, . Doczi was a first team AUBen Mit~heU, Zap~ Davis; Nick TVC selection and finished secMcLaughlin, Caleb Elljs, Paul and in , the sectionals. Justin Michael, John Krawsczy_n, Ian Roush, Chris Krawsczyn, bnboTipton, Josh Stanley. Jqe Rupe, den, C. n Ellis, MitcheU and Adam · Doczi, Jeremy Rou!h, · McLaughlin were all second J;ison Murdock, Matt O'Brien, team AU-TVC ielections . Matt Mullins and Shawn White. McLaughlin and MischeU also · Bauer then gave awards to finished in second in the TVC , Nick McLaughlin for the most Roush and Zach Davis ·finished improved Wrestler, Justin Roush for the outstanding senior and ... , ................. 12 • ·' . ' .d., Braswell went 1-for-12 from the field . and plade four turnovers. For the Bears, that was pre·cisely the 'plan - they spent all week in practice focusing on how to prevent Braswell fipm igniting the .offense for Georgetown (19-15). Lampley had 20 P<?ints in Cal's 70-66 victory over Long Beach Slate in the tournament's first round, and against the Hoyas he was nearly unstoppable in the mond half. Cal, seeking· to become the NIT's first repeat champion · since St. John's in 1943-44, faces Wake Forest on Friday night The Demon Deacons (19-14) won 72-65 over New Mexico. . Anthony Perry had' 12. points and Lee Scruggs had 1! to lead the Hoyas. • Wake Forest 72, New Mexico 65 At Winston-Salem, N.C., Robert 0 'Kelley scored 14 points and Josh Howard 13 ft~t the Demon Deacons, whQ won despite 29 points by Nelf Mexico's Lamont Long. , . A size advantage , helped Wake Forest take a 43-30 hal(.. time lead, but New Mexico (18-14) used a 13-0 run to rally. Long scored 13 of New Mexico's tint 20 second~half points, and his 3-pointer with' 12:36 left tied the game at 50. lea noW left ..to' sort out defeat Meigs hqn• dtS Winter ,athletes ... . • ance. Once he was right, he was as good bilities that Neagle doesn't care to thi nit as ever, going 6-0 with a 2.20 ERA in about right now. his last seven starts . "I've always said th>t once the season Because of the shoulder problem, the · slarts - and as far as I'm concerned, Reds had reservations about giving the season has started - I can't worry Neagle a long- term extension . Neagle about my contract situation," he sail\. had the right to demand a trade after "I've found with other guys and wit~ the season, but compromised and ·myself a little bit that if you're a s.t arting agreed to stay if the Reds dropped the pitcher and you warty about your conoption year from his contract. tract, it takes away from your focus." The result: Neagle will make $4 .75 The Reds need Neagle to have a big million this season, then become eligi- year, even if it raises his market· value'. ble for free agency. · Ken Griffey Jr. brought them . star. Neagle was willing to take .less than power, but Neagle and st.a rtet Pete Harmarket value to stay in Cincinnati and nisch will have a lot more to do with agreed to talk to the Reds again after whether they make the postseas.on. this season. There arc: all kinds of possi- HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. (AP) Jets coach AI Groh said the team no longer is considering trading leadi~ receiver Keyshawn Johnson. Johnson, through agent Jerome Stanley, expressed dissatisfaction ·. With his contract, which has two years left at less than $2 million per season. The two-time Pro Bpwler ·believes that's far under market value. players . . sackeil '· . ..,e · ' m'e ....... m:ed.ic ....U..Ii ' • SARASOTA, Fla. (AP) - Denny Reds .and every other major league Neagle wanted to make a good first team that last season was just a tempoimpression in Cincinnati. Instead, he cary setback. barely got to say hello. The Reds figured they were getting a · Dependi11g upon his second season, reliable starter when they sent second he could soon be saying goodbye. baseman. Brei Boone to Atlanta in . Neagle is at a crossroads entering ·his November 1998 as part of a six-playe~ ninth year in the major leagues. Shaul- deal. Neagle had won at least 16, games· der problems wiped out half of his 1999 'each of the three previous years, season and. made the Reds reluctant to When he showed up for spring train· offer him · the long-term contract ing last year, Neagle went t~rough the extension· he had sought. · Reds' standard strength testing that Instead, a team that was on the verge found weakness in the back of the of' the playoffs last year has decided to shoulder. leave one of its most important pitchers The problem ·essentially wiped out on the verg~ of free agency. the first half of his season. while Neagle At .31, Neagle will have to show the tried to get his shoulder back in bal- ·V.llsconsin wolnen's hoop · To th~ Hob..r Clinic SleepOiSOJdeR l.ahoratcwg on receiving the maximum accreditation ol51Jears !rom the . ·Amel'ic;an Acad~mlJ • ol Sleep Medicine ''I RedS'·Neagle knows this is a pivotal season Padres' Martin ·•nrestecl The Carden , Seed Is Here And So Is SPRING! death rate ~linked to passengeiS .· Page 81 before having io give back a par· tion of their benefit checks. Congress voted then to gradually raise the earninp ceiling in steps to $30,000 by 2002. Sen. Bob Kerrey, 0-Neb., who is not seeking re-election, also voiced strong support for the bill but expressed concern! that mo~ comprehensive Social Security reform wasn't addressed. Without either an it)crease in the current 12.4 percent SooW Security tax or a decrease in benefits, the fund will start paying out more money than it receives each 1'-.i!lt year beginning in 2017, shortly ;rlter the post-World War II baby boomers begin retiring in mass, experts warn. "It's not likely the baby boomers will .come to Congress and ask for less;' Kerrey . said. "It's li)cely they will ask for more:· The Senate amended the House-passed bill to change language that would have imposed a more stringent earning limit on some Social Security beneficiaries age 64. The bill must return to the House for its assent to the change but aides said it should win swift approval there again. The . House unanimously passed the bill March 1. Teen driVer The Daily Sentinel CINCINNATI (AP) Cincinnati coach Bob Huggins and his players are left to think about what might have happened in the NCAA tournament if star center Kenyon Martin hadn't been injured. Despite spending m&~ch of the .college .basketball season , as the nation's No. 1 't eam, the Be~rcats were knocked out in the · tournament's second round for the fourth const:cu~ tive year. · Martin's season ended when he broke his leg during the Conference USA playoffs and it was evident that he was sorely miss.ed Sunday in Cincinnati's 69-61 lqss to Thlsa ·in NashviUe, Tenn: DerMarr Johnson, Kehny Satterfield and Steve Logan . combined to shoot 6-for-29 · from the field for the Bearc.a!S. Senior forward Pete Mickeal finished with · t 6 ·points and 11 rebounds, but shot just 5-of-12 from the floor. "We . have good enough players to win even without Kenyon," Huggins said. "But Tulsa did a great job against. us, and they deserve the credit." Martin's. injury on ·tlie ev.e of the tournament left the Searcats precious little time to try to overhaul ~lu;ir team to ~ make up for losing ~ player wiJ.O led Conference USA in scoring, rebo.u nding, blocked shots and 'fielc,i goal percentage .. When Cincinnati's offense l~gged during the regular season, the answer always had been to pass the ball inside to Marti11 for close-range scoring ·that took the heat off the ,~earcats' perimeter shooters. Tulsa's Eric Coley, who likely would have been guarded by ·Martin, wound up scoring · 16 points and adding 16 rebQu.nds for the Golden Hurricane agaimt Cincinnati!! 'Jermaine Tate. .. "It's hard when you can't. help:• Martin said. "It is ~ helpless feeling." �Pege 8 2 • 'The O.lly Sentinel Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio •• • • ~ · Meigs : lromPapB1 . "! founh in the districts. : DonaldYost, coach of the freshman basketball team, introduced members of his team that finished 3-11. Team m embers included Ben Bookman, Jay Green, Bubby Haye, Josh Eagle. Jason Stanley and David Hall. :·Next was the boys' j unior vanity basketball team coached by R oy Johnson. Johnson mtroduced John Withetell, Derrick Johnson , B. J. Kennedy, Jason Knight, Derrick Fackler, M att W illiamson and TraVJs Siders. The team finished with a record of 3-17. Varsity coac h Chris Stout then p resented members of his boys' varsity team that finished with a record of 1~12. They included Steve Beha, Kyle Smiddie, Zach Meadows, Nick Wood, Josh Hooten, Adam Bullington, ,Derrick Johnson, J. P. Staats, Curt Hanstine, Matt Williamson and Derrick Fackler. Beha was a first team All TVC selection and Staats a second team p!(k. Beha was also a first team District 13 selection and was second team aU-district o n the Associated Press team. G1rls' junior vanity coach D ari n Logan m troduced members of his team. Team mem bers included Brook Bolin , Lindsay Boli n, M indy C hancey, Kayte D avis, M aria D renner, M ichelle Drenner, Tirzah D odson, Kab.e Jeffers, Shannon Soulsby, Alica Werry, Corrie H oover and Stacia Sims. The team finished with a 13-6 record. Wednesday, March 22, 2008 ' Girls varsity basketball coach Ron Logon then ptesented members of his team that finished 20-2 and was TVC co-champion and sectional champion. The team was ranked 11th in the state and won the Logan Holiday Toumament. Team members included Tiffany H allhill, Amy HyseU, Marissa Whaley, M arjorie Bratton, Jennifer Shrimplin, Brooke W illiams, Amber V1ning, Shannon Price,Tiffany Q ualls,AshleyThonus, Stephanie W igal and Julie Spaun. Also scorekeepers Bea Morgan and Allison Hays, alo ng with trainer E ric Bortmas wete introduced. Vining was given an award by Logon for m ost assis_!s, and beast free throw shoo ter. Most Improved was H ysell, Halfhill won the 100 percent award, Price the best three point shooter, Shrimplin for the most o ffensive rebounds and Williams for m ost Notlct Public ADDENDUM tO PART 1, ITEM Q (21 SOUTHERN OHIO COAL COMPANYMEIGS MINE NO. 31 LEGAL NOTICE SoUthern Ohio Coal Company, Melgt Mine No. 31, P.O. Box 490, Athena, Ohio 46701, hla eubmltted on lldjecenl eppllcatlon to Coel Mining and Atclalllltlon Permit Number D·0354-7, to the Ohio Department of Nelurel Reaoura11, Dlvlelon .ol Ml1111 end AICle..,.llon. The propoelld ooel mlnlnt 1nd reclamation oper1Uon will be conduoled In Melge County, lalem Townehlp, ltollone 1 .end e. Tht propoeed underground mlnlnt· ,,.., enoompa1111 1111 IONI end IIIOOIIIId on the Rutland 7 1/2 minute U.I.G.I. qulldrangle map, 1.2 mllaa lOUth ol HlniiYIIII, OhiO. Thl application propo111 to opand thl ertelor full _ , extraction mining by longw•ll end room 1nd pllllr mining (longwall devtlopment). Forty•IIYtn ecrae of lht .,,, to be GIRLS BASKETBALL AWARDS- The fol lowing Meigs girls ba~ketball players received awards at Tuesday moved hll pi'IYIOUIIY blln eppraved lor mining by evening sports banquet. From left to nght are: Julie Spaun, Shannon Price, Ashley Thomas and Marissa room and pillar fllllhode Whaley. Second row: Jennifer Shrlmplin, Amber Vming, Brooke Williams, Tiffany Halfhill, Amy Hysell and and le bllng repermlltlcllor lull Clllllllllnlcllan mining. Stephanie Wigal. (Dave Harris photo) The applloellon It on .flit 11 the allloe at Melge County recorder, Melge County Court Hou11, Second ltreet, Pomeroy, Ohla 45711 lor public viewing. Wrltttn comment• and/or · requ111 lor en Informal canllrenca may bl 11nt to the Dlvlalon of Min.. and Reclamation, 1855 Faunteln Bquere . Court, Building H-3, Columbut, Ohio 43224· 1387, within 30 daye of the I•• date of publication ol lhlt notice. (3) 8, 15, 22, 21 4TC Public Notice 11 :l:."~~tn' 4~C:~~~:' : 1 TUHclly, April 11 tor the Card of Thanks . The Robert Bush family wants to thank everyone for their . prayers, visitation, flowers, and cards during the illness and loss of our Brother and special thanks to churches, Pastors, Doc;tors, nurses, friends, neighbors and Ewing Funeral Home for their love and kindness during this time. ' BOYS BASKETBALL AWARDS -'- The following received awards for boys basketball at Tuesday evenings Me1gs Sp6rts Banquet. From left to right are: Steve Beha, Kyle Smiddie and J. P. Staats. (Dave Harris photo) ng ogether . ' ' ' . '(3 615~4340 INiuru: 20 bin IOrllnly Dupltx lo Duplex Simplex to Dupin Auto..,..lcFHd Sort Group Enll'lll Reduce Ughlene Olrklnt DueiP~e E-ldgl lllltd bide will bl opentd lnd rlld aloud oWICinnUy, 1\pril 12 et lhl Mtlgl County Hulth Dlpl11m1nt. Minimum bid Of 11,200.00. lllltd bldl may be IUbmlltld to Cerol Ultle, II lhl Mlllll County He11th Depertmtnt, 112 1. Mtmor111 Drlvt, Pomeroy, OH467.. Or. Mlralt 1. Llwaon Hlllth Comml•ontr (3) 221 tc ~"*·· 81ld IPPIIOIIIon Will bl hHrd In Hid Court, II 1:30 PM on the 24th dey of April, 2000, II Mlilll County Problle Court. P1mll1 Ann IIUnd"' The 11111 of Ohio, Mlllll County. Pereon1lly IPPIIrld before m• Judgl Robtrt luck 1nd made eoltmn your message $8.00 column Inch Weekdays $10.00 column Inch Sundays Htlp Wanted II~~~miD:BL;;~~~~~~~~OOES...;.l WANTED: SERVICES CURRENTLY HAS OPENINGS IN MEIGS COUNTY: 1) 40 hrs/Wk: 3 pm Man thru 8 am Sat; sleep-over required: daytime hours off; Pos~lon benefits Include health/dental insurance and vacation/sick time; 2) 33 tirs/Wk; 8 am Sat thru 8 am Mon; sleep-over required: 3) Emergency Relief (Substitutes): hours scheduled as needed; We are searching for compassionate prc1fes:slo•nah1 a team vision and a desire to teach personal and lenmrruonll\l skills to Individuals with mental retardation. work environment Is lnlormal and rewarding. 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Box 483, RUIIInd, OH 45775, hll epplled to the Common Pltn Court, Probltl Dlvlelon ol Melge County, Ohio, lor 111 order to ohlnlll her nemt to P1m111 Ann AUCTION Pleasant Valley Hospital and medical staffmembers are PROUD to be aparticipatingproviderfor Aetna U.S. Healtbeare~ To my wife Monna June Andreoni whom I love very much to this day. Happy Birthday Sweetheart, as I pass you at the MUes Cemetery everyday I am reminded of just how much I )ave you and miss you. . We wiU be together one day with God's help. And I am looking forward to that. I know that He will ' send you this menaae. 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' 100+ Physician Multi-Speciality Group Seeking Mlttrllll Min· eger - Bachelor's Degree And Materials Management EMperl· ence In Healtheare Setting ; Working Knowledge 01 Clin ical Functions, Strong Managerial Skills And Leadership Qualities: Quality Commu nication Skills (Oral And Wrlt1ef\); ProfesSional Bearing And Appearance Com-petitive Salary And Exceptional Alf' Pttraon AuouOn Company, full time •uctian..r, comp lttl tUf!IOn II!VICI. Llctnaod HI,Ohlo a Woat Vlrglnle, 004· 77t5715 Or 304·773-5447. :=.•yar'l Auction Service, • OhiO 740-318-2720. td W.nt&d to Buy wl~lod· Only Qualified Appllcents Need Apply To Holzer Clinic: Human Relations Department, 90 Jack· son Pike: Gallipolis, Ohio 45631· 1862: Fax To 740·448·5532, Or Call 740·446·51 69 Equal Oppor· lunlly Elf!lloyer. ' A: Own A CompUIIf? Put It To Workl $21 ·$75 /Hr. PT /FT 1111·143•1711 www.monoy·gotore.com REPORTER Here we grow again... join the area's number one news team. If you have a nose for news, good news judgment, Mac computer skills including experience with Quark and Photo Shop and pagination experience we would like to talk with you. Must have dependable transportation. Position offen startlna salary, commensurate with your ability, 401K Plan, Health &: Ufe Insurance, Paid Wcatlon and Pleasant working envll'onment. Pot interview consldelltlon ~end your reJUme and cover letter telllng Ul ~Ut younelho: Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Attention Puhllihcr 825 2nd Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 $19-22511 AVONI All Aroaol To Buy or Sell. Shirley Spoa10, 30o-67 ~ 1429. Avon PrQCiucta: Start your own In· Home Buslneaa. Work FJexlble Hours, Enjoy Unlimited Earning&. (304):M7-8838. Avon· Write Your Own Paycheck. Unlimited Earnings Call 1-800· 551 ·4801. Independent Repro· santltlve. Babysltttr Needed Thursday Through Sundav My Home Pre· tarably. Rtferencea Required, 740-44 Hl511 . Bates Brother:s Amusement Co. If Interested to travel, pleaat call 740·288·2950. Must be at least 16yoaraold COL Otlver Needed Part Tl,. Lo- SALES & MARKETING (Full time and part time position) If you enjoy meeting and talking WitiJ people and have the ability to be creative and think out1lde the box, we would tike to talk with you. Must have dependabl~ trans· pottation. Posbion offefl!, salary, Incentives, 401K plan, lnsuranre plan, vacations and pleasant working environment. For interview consideration send resume and cover letter to. Publisher Ohio Valley Publishing Co. 825 2nd Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 urty modota Kowaukl, HelpWantld ORIVERS · TAKE HOME MORE... SINGERII GOSPEL, CLEAN BE HOME MOREl 1999 COUNT~V . ond IAIY LISTEN· """'00 Wage Was 145,255 www.roehl· transport.com Certified NurH Aldoo: Rotating shUts. Intermediate care center West VIrginia cerUUcatlon re· qulrsd Polnl Pleasant Center, ·State Route 62, Route 1, Box 326, Point Pleasant, WV 25850. EOE WttiUy Pay HeBI1h lnaurance Avllllble WorkWoll Wllh The Pul>llc Na~onwldo Billing Service Seeks A Full/Part Time Medical Biller. Salery AI $46K Por Year. PC Required No EJCperl· ence Needed Will Train . Call 1· 868-648-5724. DENTAL BILLER $15 ·145 /Hr Dental Billing Software COmpariy Needs People To Process Medl· cal Claims From Home. Training PrDYided. Must Own Compu1ar. 1· 800-223- I149 Ext. 480. Director of Cay . ll'eatment Program. Graduate of accrldlted colfege or university, preferable wUh a Mas· tar's Degree In a Mental Health disclplll]e or otner related fie ld bachelor's plus eMperlance acceptable Requires two years dl· rect tl!perlence In mental haaltl'll mental retardation field , or with Individuals with dementia ac· companied by challenging be· havior. Apply: Services , P 0 Box 575. Point Pleasant, West VIrginia 25550. · For Mora lnb'mallon Call800- •37-8764 Hra· 8 30 '-.M.·5 P.l.l. EARN $25.000 TO $50.000 IYR Medical lnaurance Billing AUII· tance Nttded tmm•dlatatyl U11 Vour Home Computer For Grell Potential Annual Income Call Nowl Call 1·800.291 ·4813 Oept f Luoo Oporotora Local Company seeking drtvers lor Company ~ucka . Good BentHII . AI'PNIIded· 0 O'Jior ~at egont building domicile pulling nna, Rata, and tlfPI Puti 'ibura or Ours. Fhanclatly sound Company. .. LANQUAB INWAY" Al(uijctt 23 yra of age, & 1 yr. CITR oxp. · Good driving roco>O Cell Pot. 1.aoo.IU.t421 · Cannon ExproU Ortvtr No Touch Freight . S!arl At .34e MI. /5 Yr. + Exp.; .33e ~J /~Yr. : .32C MI./3Yr.: .31C MI. 12 n : .30c Ml, 11 Yr : 29e Ml /8 1.101 • I Yr.: .28e MI. 18 Moa. Or LHI ~lltln.. Or I Mo Exp. $350 Wk. eay R~lso Every 6 Monlha. D~ IVEAS 9&% ') Bu1lnt11 Opportunity 886-332•501 5 Ext. f700 IDo l~. URGENTLY NEEDEO· pla sma dOnora, earn S35 to $45 fof 2 or 3 houra WHkl~. Call Sera-Tee, 7...0. 592·61151. WANTED: 42 Peoplt To Lose Up To 30 lbl In 30 Daya. All Natural, Neeeuary. Fr11 lnlormatlon 1 CD·ROM. lnvoatmonl 1~ . 99S · 16 ,ti8e. Financing Avollablo. Ia· land Automated Medical Sarvlc- u . Inc. 800· ~22·1138, Ext. oso. Void In KY, IN , CT N1ed A Loan? Try Oebt Conaoll- Thmpy Setting. Compottttve 'Sal· WANTED: Buckeye Communuy Sarvlce1 Current!~ Has Opening• In Meigs Counly: ary, Exceptional Fringe Benetll Package . Experience In Health Field Preferred. Time Income, No S.liing Unllmlt· td Income. Vlslt http·/lwww.rBtlrequickly.ntVcb To sea & Hear Complete Presentation. Oayllmo Ho,.s Off, Po~tlon BIM· Fun Time Rehabilitation Aldl Po· sitlon Ava ilable For Outpatient Only Qualified App licants Nttd Apply To Holzer Clinic: Human Relations Department; 80 Jack· son Pike: Gallipolis, Ohio 45631· 1562, Fax To 740·446·5532; Or Call 7•0.448·5189. Equal Oppor· lunlly Employer. Full·Time /Part· Time Oeak Clerk PosHtona Available, Apply In Por· son At Budget Inn, 260 Jackson Pike, Gallipolis, No Phone Cells Please. Galllpoila Gun & Archery Has A Fun Time Position Available Du· ties Required Allt Dlwrst But In· elude Secretarial. Light Book· keeping, Inventory Management. No Experience Neceuary. Will Train . Apply In Parson 2 PM. ·" PM. Monday Thru Friday AI 305 Upper River Road, Gelllpolls.... No Phone CSIIs Pltsn ... tits Include Health /Dental Insura nce And Vacation /Sick Time; 2) 33 Hrti /Wk: 8 A.M. Sat Thru 8 A.M Mon : Sleep·Qvtr Required; a) Emergency Relief {Substitutes}. Hours Scheduled As Net<lad: " We Are Searching For Compll· slonate Professionals With A Team VIsion And A Desire To ·Teach Personal And Community Skills To Individuals Wllh Mental Aetardallon. Tne Work Environ· ment Ia lnformal And Rewarding . The Requlr8'm ents Are· High School Diploma /GED, Valid Drlv· er' s License , Tnree Years Good Driving E.:pertence And Ade quate Automobile lns~,~rance Coverage B c S Offers Compre· henslve Training In The Field Of MAIOD Starting Salary: $5 50 1 Hour. Interested Applicants NHd To Specify Position Of Interest And Sand Resume To: P 0 . Box All Applica tions Must Be Post· Manage1T8nt/Sales cleot<slor !he new Smoker Friei'Kiy Store openIng SOQn in the Walmart Cenlar. Full lime and Pert ttme Positions ava1lable Retail experience helpful but not necessary. We are looking for Pleasant , trustworthy people wkh a Friendly Smile Now accepting applecatlans 5end're· sume to. Smoker Frlendly. PO Box 4426 Parkersburo, wv. 26104 Help Wanted· Medical. MLT (ASCP Regl91ere<l Or Eligible) For Laboratory. A M Sat; Sltep·Over Required; 604, Jackson, OH 45840·0&04 Help Wanted Local I) 40 Hrti /Wk: 3 P.M Mon Thru e 12 '30 Or 9 OOPm , M·ln. Cany Pagsr 0 3Rd Weekend. Reaume To · P 0 Box Gallipolis, Olllo 45631 . HONEST INCOME! Help People 33, Receive Government Refunds •From Home Free Details· 1•800- 968·3599 Ext. 2601. Interested In Buying Or Selling Avon ? Call Malanle, Your local Independent Sales Representa· live At 740.256·9285. Log loader operator 6 timber cut· ter needed , must have axparJ. once, can 740-985-4465. Manager /Sales, Fine Jewelry, Full-Time With Benefits, Retail Sales And Computer Experience Preferred . Apply : Acquisitions, 151 Sacond Avenue. Ga!lpolls MEDICAL BILLING Greal Earn4320 Marked By 3126/00 Equal Oppor· Medical personnel to do mobile Mlll•nnlum TeleHfYicn Is pleaMd to announce the Grand opening ot Its new Wtllston calling center. We are now senjng up Interview appotntrnen18 for outbound telastrvlce posilons. No experience necessary. Earn up to $15/hr. wllh quarterly salary reviews. Management opportunities avail· abte. 401 KIMitdicaVDentai/Pald vacations available. 3 shifts dally. Flexible scheduling Start ~r new career wtth usl can Hl()().929-575~ for an appointment Wo look torwa>O to meotlng youl OWn AComputer Put It To Work $300 ·$800 Per Week 1-li88·90Q.8065 Andrew And Joe's Lawnmowlng And Brush Clearing Service. 740· 245-5797. Georges Portable SawmUI, don't haul vour logs to the mm just call 4 r-4onday Thru Friday, AI 8204 740.448-4614. Part· Time Melp For Handicapped Peraon, 3 00 P.M. •7.00 PM. In My Home. 740·388-9805. Pleaaanl Valley Nurllng and Ro· habilitation Center hat an optn· lng lor an Admlaalon/Markotlng Coordinator. AN Wilh 1hret ytlra clinlcll nuralng experltnct. Long·term care of rthlbllltatlon ••ptrlanct prtftrrtd. Compill· llvt ulary 1nd benefltl. Submit resum1 to : Pltatant V'allty Hot· pltal, c/o Poraonnot , 2520 Valley Ot., Pt. Pl•aaanl, WV 285110, or lox to (304)87~6878. M/EOE. Poatal Jobl $~8 .323 . 00 Yr. Now Hiring ·No Experience -Paid Traln fng ·Great Ben1fllt, Call 7 Dayo eo<M28-3e80 Ext. J•3615 PO$TAL JOBS To 111.35/HR. INC. BENEFITS, NO EKPERI, ENCE FOR APP AND E~AM INFO CALL 1·800•113·3815, EXT 14210. 6 A.M. ·9 !'.M , 7 DAYS ftli.lnc. S1111person Needed A•tlll Fur· nlluro lm1T8dlalt Opening, Pert• Tim~ TopoJ Furnllure Co. 1&1 A'llnut.. GalllpoHa. 0I01 220 Money to Loan $$ Auto Loans, Personal .Loans, Debt Consoli dation, Mortgages And AeHnanclng Credit Problems OK. Consumers Financial 1-800· 247·5125 Ext, I 134. Void OH. KS. liS NEEO CASH? 7 WE Psy Caan. For Remaini ng Payments 0 1') Property Soldl Martgagu! Annultle&l Saltlemenlal lmme · dlate Quotes Ill • Nobod~ Beats Our Prices'." National Contract Buyers 800· 490· 0731 Ext 101 www natlonalcontractbuyers com IFREE CASH NOW$ From Wealthy Families Unloading Mil· Ilona Of Dollars, To Help Minimize Their Taxes. Write Immediate\~ Windfalls, B47·A SECOND AVE , '350, NEW YORK , NEW YORK 10017. ,,. _ ThrM bedroom . lotOII)' ~ lnlldo ond out, ond lol, rww: odoltt111illg In ~ ""''tct to rurnect, new BClPillnOM. new C8r~ · pol, $23.1100, Cll740-llt2-4!514 m- tho F-.ol Fair HouaJng Ad oi 111M which llllogll IO adYtrltte •any PIWflfltx::t, 11 m111110n ar dtocrlnllneilon Bonk Rope $488 + ....,..In frM Dollvory & Sot·Up. 7-3093 Pul Your Tax ~olun?To Work, 1499 Down. Onlr At Ookwood _ Ht)mes In Btrbouravltte, 304· • based on rect, color, rwiiQion, sex tamlllalllatuo ar Nitional ongln, Of' lnl lr\tiUtiOII to 731-3409. mateo any IIICh poofa<euce, llml1alton.or rlocrlmlrtlllon.' 330 Farm• for Salt Thll IW AI P"Pif wfll not ,._ngtyiiiX>Ipt tl ACAEII POND Boautllul msodow wllh pond adverUaemente for rea.la.llte which It In vloloUon ollhli law. Our readorl are herot>y lnformodlhot olldwllllngi advortiHd In thiS ,_paper are available on an eqUit · opportunlly btllo (740}286-0081 •• :seo ocroa +I·, Motgs County, plo, opproxlmatoly 200 Ulllble. 711; • paiiUIO, 5 pondl, 3 blma, 2 grollt • Sci- : bini , double wldt, g1r1ge. Strl• ; out calla only, 74(HIIJ8.825ol. •, I• ACRES "', In the country, ofl SR 35 . L1n(1• Contract avtllable, S12.500+ 1 ~1' (800)·213-836! ...~ 310 Home1!or Sale Hou11 for 1111: two etory, 2·3 bedrooms, one bill\, Middleport, Ideal Location: 40 Acrtl , Ha~ .. : Paturt New 40'x60' Horta Barn_i'. aaklng 128.000. No down pay· 3/4 Milo Road Frontage On "- • ment financing available to quaM· nod. can HI00.318-ll1 94. ~oada, brush removal. call for free ea· tlmala. (740)388·04821(7~0)709.0538. Low prlcedlhlgli Impact business ads . lang term discounts, 740- •' 340 Bu•lnna and Building• ~0~~~1~o~~~r~~~II~~OW~M-ra~M--u~: Sell Rainbow Bag Company 0\ • GtlllpOIII. Selling Prlct: ,40,000.." Purcha11r Wlll Nttd Bulldlnr" Alleaat 30.:30. Serious Quallflt;! lrqulrl&s On~. 740-446-2359. •., • 350 Loti & Acre1ge :; for $66,000. Call us at (304)862· 3652. H~me , Tractor & Hay Equipment, ' 740-3615·8130. Let US save y01,1 the high COlt of a real estate agent Buy thla SBR Ranch home w/2•1 /2BA , large modern kitchen , baaement w/ pool table, 27' above ground pool Attached 3 car garage, ut on level 314 acre lot Save tht 7% commission . Instead ol $92,000, this beautiful home In New Haven , WV, c~n be youra Nice Brick , h~ • dtn In woods. Nair Jactcaon .. • 65 acre IMI lol tor 1811, block off!'~ SR 71n Tuppers Plalna. lnctude,. ~ 3 BR, 3 Baths , Oak Cabinets, BuiH In Olshwash· er/Compactor, Central A/C Gu Heat. lnground Pool 16x32, Quiet Neighborhood, Finished Basement. 1105 Teodora Ave. (740)· 446·8t81 $119,000 two rtn1al 1raller1 with water tap,. and • - hookups paid, 130.000. 740--667-3487 .,, Attention Dlwlq)lrt •' 33 Acr•s. Appro:lllmatel~ 10 Acr• Lake, Mobile Ho.me. ldttl Fot ~ Housing. Campground, E•tate : Nice older story and a half house In the country, with new replace· ment doors and windows, new aunporch, new roof, and fenced In ~ard New two car garage and single car garage Also a lot set· up for housetraller with separate septic, water, and electrls;. Nice renta l potential. Price rtdilced. II $99 ,50 , Also 5 Aero Loll $32,000( 740..388-8878 Ethical, Environmentally Con· cerned Hunter Looking To LtaH Hunting Rights Or Buy land, 3oa; • +Acres, 304·7"-1379. lnterelted call (304)882·2665, II •• • • • RENTALS no anewer please leave mea· • sage ~~-,.....----, 410 HouaeB for Rent : • ~~---3~B~e~d~ro_o_m_s~F~or-o~cl-oo•o~~: Homes From $199/Mo , 4% Down- 1 For Listings & Payment Oatalls,• : :B00__3_1~~~3=E~=·=17=09=·----~: : F.or tale or rent· 2 bedroon\_ • Muse In Pomeroy, $3!50 month.. • plua d1posll, will sell on contract--: with good references, no pets,• .. 740-e&l-7244. •• •• 2 Bedroom, Stove, Aetrigertator; • • Water, Trash Paid. In Country.... • $350/Mo., Plus Deposit: Alao Bedroom Moblht Home, 740·388-., • 8371 •• 2--: =-~------------~· . 2 Bedrooms, $400Mo., Depoalt, ...; • 1st Montns Rant, Aatemnc:es Ae-.. • qui red, In Rio Grande, 740-245- • 9188. •: •, 55 Burdelte Addition , 2 Bed·· 1 rooms, 1 Bath . ~ent 1400. plua: ' deposit .. . • 709 VIand Street, S~droom, 112 bath Rent 1300. plus depoa·.. , h :· 3 1; : .' ' Contact Beckie at ERA Town ..,. : Country Real Estate , . Broker., (304)67H548. ;, ' 1967 Alcon mobil& home, 12KI5, $1900, 741J.742-l!852 Hou" lor rent: two story, 2-3: • bedrooms, one bath, Middleport... • $350/mo. plus 1350 deposit & ' 1981 V1ntura, 14~~:70, Slngllwlde, Deck tOxB On rented lot. 28~ . 1I'A. Gas Heat/New Furnace. UIUIIIOI , no pats. Call 800.388· . 8194. .. I 992·9796 Stave. Handyman mamtenance service, TURNED DOWN ON carpentry, patnlmg. siding, roofing, SOCIAL SECURITY IS$1? dry-wall, and electrical, 74Q.9-'l9· No Fee Unless We Win! 1035 1·888·582·3345 ' ' $6,qoo 1304~675-6319. Two bedroom home with garage, High Straet, Pomeroy, $350: ~'" ' · 1982 Windsor 2 Btdrooms, 2 bedroom duplex. Vale Streel. Po· Beth, 112 Acre Land, Small Out- meroy, $300: 740·992·BI:M bu>kl>ng, $27,000, 740-446-0785. lnlldpriE•ttrlor P.lnt!ng mpblle bomt rppft, born•, gutbU!tdlnaa tad tin roofl , Experienced-Free Estimates, References 304·4111802. 14x70 wllh 7x2t , actory Pull· Out 3 BR, 1-112 BA, Central Alo. Need An Electric•an Or Carpent· er1 Seat High Prices, All Work Gauranteadl Fraa Estimates! \40.446-2947. . WE SHOP 4 U- new ShOIIPiftD'de- llvery service, 740·992·9798 or www wesnop4u0altavla18.eom Sen i or dlscountsf Christian owned REAL ESTATE Roofing, plumblnp & odd fobs, 310 Homea for Sale 740-992.0501 ask lor Tarry $ NO DOWNI HOMES NO CREIJ. Stay AI Home Mom , wanting to IT NEEDEOI GOV'T FORE· do babysitting ln my home Aef· CLOSURES! 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Co-offensive M VP's were Vining Shrimplin and Williams received the defensive award:: Vining was also selected by theTVC coaches as theco-MVP, was a first team Associated Press distria selection and tint ream District 13 selection, she w ;j,)also special mention aU-state. Sh rimplin was a futt team All- TVC selection along wi th a second te"'!': district 13 selection and a third team AP cJistrict selec-· lion . W illiams was a first team All- TVC selection . Soulsby then presented Logan w ith the TVC's CoCoach of the Year award, his fifth such award. TVC aU-academic selections w ere introduced by Logan. They are Bea Morgan , Stephanie W igal, Julie Spa un, Shann on Price, Brooke Williams, Nick McLaughlin, Steve Beha, Kyle Srniddie and Whimey Ashley. The Dally Sentinel • Page 8 3': Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio 3BR. 2'112BA. Femlly Room with FP. DR. Large Kitchen , Central Air. 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IIMIT,UL AI'AIITIIINTI AT IUDOIT PRICII AT ~ACIC· ION IITATII, 12 Woatwood Or... l!t)m $288 to 1379. Wtll 1o thop I movloa . Coli 740·441· 2588. Equol Houllng Opportunity. Chrloly'a Ftmlly Living, oparl· Hoo ~ •· P , mentt, homt 740-H2-451~ . a ttaller ren1111, eportmanto -1· 11111, fllmllhod , , . _, Furnlo~od 3 Roome I ltth DowiWioiiO, Clun, No Peu, Rlf· ortnctl I Dtpoall lltqulrtd, 7;t0.446-1818. . '· �Pege 8 2 • 'The O.lly Sentinel Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio •• • • ~ · Meigs : lromPapB1 . "! founh in the districts. : DonaldYost, coach of the freshman basketball team, introduced members of his team that finished 3-11. Team m embers included Ben Bookman, Jay Green, Bubby Haye, Josh Eagle. Jason Stanley and David Hall. :·Next was the boys' j unior vanity basketball team coached by R oy Johnson. Johnson mtroduced John Withetell, Derrick Johnson , B. J. Kennedy, Jason Knight, Derrick Fackler, M att W illiamson and TraVJs Siders. The team finished with a record of 3-17. Varsity coac h Chris Stout then p resented members of his boys' varsity team that finished with a record of 1~12. They included Steve Beha, Kyle Smiddie, Zach Meadows, Nick Wood, Josh Hooten, Adam Bullington, ,Derrick Johnson, J. P. Staats, Curt Hanstine, Matt Williamson and Derrick Fackler. Beha was a first team All TVC selection and Staats a second team p!(k. Beha was also a first team District 13 selection and was second team aU-district o n the Associated Press team. G1rls' junior vanity coach D ari n Logan m troduced members of his team. Team mem bers included Brook Bolin , Lindsay Boli n, M indy C hancey, Kayte D avis, M aria D renner, M ichelle Drenner, Tirzah D odson, Kab.e Jeffers, Shannon Soulsby, Alica Werry, Corrie H oover and Stacia Sims. The team finished with a 13-6 record. Wednesday, March 22, 2008 ' Girls varsity basketball coach Ron Logon then ptesented members of his team that finished 20-2 and was TVC co-champion and sectional champion. The team was ranked 11th in the state and won the Logan Holiday Toumament. Team members included Tiffany H allhill, Amy HyseU, Marissa Whaley, M arjorie Bratton, Jennifer Shrimplin, Brooke W illiams, Amber V1ning, Shannon Price,Tiffany Q ualls,AshleyThonus, Stephanie W igal and Julie Spaun. Also scorekeepers Bea Morgan and Allison Hays, alo ng with trainer E ric Bortmas wete introduced. Vining was given an award by Logon for m ost assis_!s, and beast free throw shoo ter. Most Improved was H ysell, Halfhill won the 100 percent award, Price the best three point shooter, Shrimplin for the most o ffensive rebounds and Williams for m ost Notlct Public ADDENDUM tO PART 1, ITEM Q (21 SOUTHERN OHIO COAL COMPANYMEIGS MINE NO. 31 LEGAL NOTICE SoUthern Ohio Coal Company, Melgt Mine No. 31, P.O. Box 490, Athena, Ohio 46701, hla eubmltted on lldjecenl eppllcatlon to Coel Mining and Atclalllltlon Permit Number D·0354-7, to the Ohio Department of Nelurel Reaoura11, Dlvlelon .ol Ml1111 end AICle..,.llon. The propoelld ooel mlnlnt 1nd reclamation oper1Uon will be conduoled In Melge County, lalem Townehlp, ltollone 1 .end e. Tht propoeed underground mlnlnt· ,,.., enoompa1111 1111 IONI end IIIOOIIIId on the Rutland 7 1/2 minute U.I.G.I. qulldrangle map, 1.2 mllaa lOUth ol HlniiYIIII, OhiO. Thl application propo111 to opand thl ertelor full _ , extraction mining by longw•ll end room 1nd pllllr mining (longwall devtlopment). Forty•IIYtn ecrae of lht .,,, to be GIRLS BASKETBALL AWARDS- The fol lowing Meigs girls ba~ketball players received awards at Tuesday moved hll pi'IYIOUIIY blln eppraved lor mining by evening sports banquet. From left to nght are: Julie Spaun, Shannon Price, Ashley Thomas and Marissa room and pillar fllllhode Whaley. Second row: Jennifer Shrlmplin, Amber Vming, Brooke Williams, Tiffany Halfhill, Amy Hysell and and le bllng repermlltlcllor lull Clllllllllnlcllan mining. Stephanie Wigal. (Dave Harris photo) The applloellon It on .flit 11 the allloe at Melge County recorder, Melge County Court Hou11, Second ltreet, Pomeroy, Ohla 45711 lor public viewing. Wrltttn comment• and/or · requ111 lor en Informal canllrenca may bl 11nt to the Dlvlalon of Min.. and Reclamation, 1855 Faunteln Bquere . Court, Building H-3, Columbut, Ohio 43224· 1387, within 30 daye of the I•• date of publication ol lhlt notice. (3) 8, 15, 22, 21 4TC Public Notice 11 :l:."~~tn' 4~C:~~~:' : 1 TUHclly, April 11 tor the Card of Thanks . The Robert Bush family wants to thank everyone for their . prayers, visitation, flowers, and cards during the illness and loss of our Brother and special thanks to churches, Pastors, Doc;tors, nurses, friends, neighbors and Ewing Funeral Home for their love and kindness during this time. ' BOYS BASKETBALL AWARDS -'- The following received awards for boys basketball at Tuesday evenings Me1gs Sp6rts Banquet. From left to right are: Steve Beha, Kyle Smiddie and J. P. Staats. (Dave Harris photo) ng ogether . ' ' ' . '(3 615~4340 INiuru: 20 bin IOrllnly Dupltx lo Duplex Simplex to Dupin Auto..,..lcFHd Sort Group Enll'lll Reduce Ughlene Olrklnt DueiP~e E-ldgl lllltd bide will bl opentd lnd rlld aloud oWICinnUy, 1\pril 12 et lhl Mtlgl County Hulth Dlpl11m1nt. Minimum bid Of 11,200.00. lllltd bldl may be IUbmlltld to Cerol Ultle, II lhl Mlllll County He11th Depertmtnt, 112 1. Mtmor111 Drlvt, Pomeroy, OH467.. Or. Mlralt 1. Llwaon Hlllth Comml•ontr (3) 221 tc ~"*·· 81ld IPPIIOIIIon Will bl hHrd In Hid Court, II 1:30 PM on the 24th dey of April, 2000, II Mlilll County Problle Court. P1mll1 Ann IIUnd"' The 11111 of Ohio, Mlllll County. Pereon1lly IPPIIrld before m• Judgl Robtrt luck 1nd made eoltmn your message $8.00 column Inch Weekdays $10.00 column Inch Sundays Htlp Wanted II~~~miD:BL;;~~~~~~~~OOES...;.l WANTED: SERVICES CURRENTLY HAS OPENINGS IN MEIGS COUNTY: 1) 40 hrs/Wk: 3 pm Man thru 8 am Sat; sleep-over required: daytime hours off; Pos~lon benefits Include health/dental insurance and vacation/sick time; 2) 33 tirs/Wk; 8 am Sat thru 8 am Mon; sleep-over required: 3) Emergency Relief (Substitutes): hours scheduled as needed; We are searching for compassionate prc1fes:slo•nah1 a team vision and a desire to teach personal and lenmrruonll\l skills to Individuals with mental retardation. work environment Is lnlormal and rewarding. The are: high school diploma/GED, valid ldr·ive,r'! license, three years good driving experience adequate automobile Insurance coverage. B.C.S. ~~~~~~,,~comprehensive training In the field of MR/00. salary: $5.50/hot'E'. Interested applicants need spe1clfy poshlon of Interest and send resume to: I II P.O. Box604 Jackson, OH 4564()..()6()4. applications must be poat-markll!l by 3/28/00. Equal Opportunity Employer. FRIDAY, MARCH Z4; 61~0 PM UDUErSAUcnONBARN ~IT. aT. 188 (OLD JlT. SS), GALUPOID, OHIO • •Items are from an older Gallipolis home . Owners resided·there nearly 60 years. Everything good & clean! ! I ' ' ult ol (1) Sherp SF capllr, with tho .lolllo1whig PROBATE COURT OF • MEIG8 COUNTY, OHIO IN THE MATTER OF PAMELA ANN STARCHER · CASE NO. 30100 DOCKET 0 PAGE 200 NOTICE Revi-Cade, he, 2717.01(A) Notice 11, hereby given lhet Pemele Ann Btercher, Cue No. 30800 of 171 Hunon Rd., P.O. Box 483, RUIIInd, OH 45775, hll epplled to the Common Pltn Court, Probltl Dlvlelon ol Melge County, Ohio, lor 111 order to ohlnlll her nemt to P1m111 Ann AUCTION Pleasant Valley Hospital and medical staffmembers are PROUD to be aparticipatingproviderfor Aetna U.S. Healtbeare~ To my wife Monna June Andreoni whom I love very much to this day. Happy Birthday Sweetheart, as I pass you at the MUes Cemetery everyday I am reminded of just how much I )ave you and miss you. . We wiU be together one day with God's help. And I am looking forward to that. I know that He will ' send you this menaae. Happy Birthday ~ ..!•ilonmi june AndmlnJ I Jove you very mucn.1 '!bur hustllndl Orlando Joe Andreoni I Rhonda a J~ilbl IIIia 3 pc. bedroom suite ( 4 poster bed w/dresser & chest of drawers, from '40s), small stands and tables, bed J.Unet-s, old quilts, embroidered linens, S&P's, floor lamps, stoneware cookie jar, old Christmas items, lots of knick-knacks, old books (some Zane Grey), pressed & pattern glass, small pine chest of drawers, matching pine chest of drawers & desk, small rocker, Singer treadle sewing mac.hine, mission oak bookcase, pr. of George & Martha lamps, several sets of lamps, 3 pc. blonde bedroom suite, lovely old porcelain doll, '30s' bookcase w/glass doors, old lools, wringer washer, rinse tubs, wash tubs, oil lamps, Adirondack lawn cnair, apple crates, hallway tables, small misc. hand tools, ladders, metal shelves & cabinet, Chrome dining sel (' f"~), Depression glassware, old dishes, pots, pans, ••uchenware, waterfall dining room (China, hulch, 6 chairs), end tables, ooffee table, 3 rockers, RCA color TV console, Table lamps, old blanket chest, other misc. items... . . ~uatloileera LaUe A. J.eml~ 7411W n11 (J' I I ) (741>'41 .... (P a) ... ~ ANNOIJNCf_f,1 E rns 005 ............. .., ....... Ollie" CMIIIAII,.••AIII n 111 o...ss ...... "N&t.llfl --711 ,._Anllll til Girt.& oath thlt the notice, ~ copy of which I• hareto alllchld, wu published one time, to. wit: on the ~2nd dey ~1. Merch, 2000 (being II llltl thirty daya prior to Uri 24VI clay ot April, 2000, lhl d••· the application 11 to be hNrd, 11 mentlonlld In llikf' notice,) In th• Dilly Sentinel, a newspaper pi general olroulallon In lht: . County !lfcnuld. Pamela Ann llaundln sworn to balora m• 1nd . elgned In my preHnoe, lht• 20th diiY pi Merall, 2000. Judith R. IIAOn, Deputy Clark (3) 22 1TC Ptrsonalt Caucasian Dominatrix Feme lt Sltklng Ceucaalan Men Friendl Only '-gu 25-50 Call 7~0 · 311 · i t 10. FREE Sample Love Torol Sy IN THI COURT 01' COMMON PLIAI 01' MIIGI. COIJNTY, OHIO JIIIRY J. GIIUIIIII ' Wanted to Buy ,.y Wolke & Frlondahlp. 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HUGHII, MARGARET HUGHES, AND THEIR UNKNOWN HEIRS, ET. AL, DEFENDANTS. LEGAL NOnCE Dtlendlnll Edith E. Burnell (diCIIIId) WhOII 1111 known pilot ol reeldence 11 Eaat Side: Strwl, S.R. 124, Mlnti'IYIII., O~lo, Wllllem R. Hughll,, M1rg11'1t Hughie lddrtunknown, and the UnknOwn· Helre ol Edith Burntll, Wllllem R. Hughll, lnll Margarll Hughll lddrt-J.· unknown, are hereby1 nOUIIed thll on Ill• tlh d~Y · of April, 1ftl, end Mereh 10, 2000, Jerry J. Gru-r and Norm• J. Gru ...,, Plalntllla, flied thtlr compl1lnt and 1mendeJI COJ!Iplalnt to quill 11111 to , the reel 11t111 d11crlbld In eeld complaint end oth•r· rellel In the Court ol Common Pl111 ol Mtlgl· County, Ohio, blerlnt Cue No ....cv-1!34. ., Thle notice will run each Wllk for IIX IUCCIIIIYI wuka, till ISit publlcallotl , being on tho 28th day ot· April, 2000. 111e·DIItndente will heve twenty-eight day• · from the d1y ol leat ' publication In which lj> •newer uld complaint. , DeniM L Bunce' SUprem• Court Reg. 10042141 DeniM Bunce Llw Olltce . 105E. Second SINII . Po-oy, Ohio 467111 (740) 812-5730 Attorney lor Pl-1111 Dtlendanl mey obteln ·• · copy ol the Complaint 11re · herein from thl office o( Llrry Spencer, Clerk of Courta, Melga County . Courthoull, Pomeroy, Ohlll · 45759. ' ' (3) 22,29 (4) 5, 12, 19, 28 Beaches And Relaxation Beach Front Condos Or Homes. For Rent/Sale . Century 21 f&t. Southern Trust. 1·800·255-9487 www.c21marco.com New To YouTMft Shoppa 9 WHI Stimson, Athens 740-592·1&12 Publisher Ohio Valley Publishing Co. 825 2nd Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 RAPID WEIGHT LOSS Fraa Sa111Jias. Lose a ·5 Pounds E~~ery Week! As S11n On TVI Melts Faf, Stops Hunger, Boosts Ener· grt Only $19.9! Buy 211 FREEl Fat ·BIOCkerl $11 .95. 1·800·733· 3288. www.unltedpharmaceutl· cat•eom. COD'S .Credll ColO• 40 Giveaway 112 Pomeranian, 112 Tarrier, 4 Montha Old Female, 740-441- 0118 2 tema._ dogs about 7 mon. old part shaep dog, good with kids ~937·33-48 6·Mixlld 8raed Puppies, 4 Boys. 2 GINS, Very Cutel 740·245-9082, 740-245-01 14 C®ch, dinette set with 4 chairs, 740-742·2019 Frn to good home, medium size male terrier, very lrlendly, 740- 992·:M93. Frie To Good Home: Very FrJendly Medium Sized Terrier, 740-388·9357 Mixed Lab /Golden Retriever Fe· Stamped Enveloptl GICO, DEPT S, Box 1438, ANTIOCH, TN . 37011·1438. Start Immediately $101 WEEKLY GUARANTEED Working For The Government From Home Pert·Time No Expert· enoe Required. 1-81XJ.757·07S3. -·- IMMEDIATE OPENING EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTU!lfTV Community Support Consultant In Local And Surrounding Area. En· tfy -Level Sales And Matkellng Position. Excellent Management Opporlunlly Starting Salary Of $50Q +IWk Plus Bonuses, Com· missions, Benefits. Retail EKperl· enc:a And Women Exeat. Mini· mum 2 Years Coltege, Oegree A Plus We Train For Personal And _ .. ... Cal Hl43-851-1l522. Conrldon~allnllrvlaw, UQQV'T POSTAL JOBS .. · Up To $18.24 Hour. Hlolng For 2000, Free Call For Application JExaml· nation Information Federal Hire Full Benefits 1·800.598·4504 Ex· tension 1522. (8 A.M. ·6 P.M. C.S.T) 60 Lost arid Found 100 OVERWEIGHT PEOPLE NEEDED! Lose ~200 + lbs. Safe, Found. Little White & BlaCk Long· Natural. Doctor Recommended . Income Opportunity Available 1. Lciimg Home On~. 740-441-1269. Helred Dog, No Collar. Holzer Cll· nlc' Parking Lol, 740·446-1684, Or 740-446-5260. Lpst Dogs White Lab Mixed, BJack /Tan Rott Waller Mix, Friendly, Kids Pal, Lincoln Pike, 74Q-25tJ.9194 Lost Black & Brown Medium Siz· ed ·OOg , Blue Collar, 740·258· 91!3. . 70 Yard Sale ALL Yen:IBIII• Must Be ,.ld In A<Mnco. pfAQLI!f: 2:00p.m. lhl doy boloNiho od II 10 run. SUndoy odltlcn · 2:00p.m. Frldey.llondoy odlllon • t:30 o.m. SoiUntoy. Pomeroy, Middleport & VIcinity AH Yanf S.loa Muat Bo Peld In A4nnce. -lnt: 1:OOpm tile day before th• •d Ia to run, Sund1y A Monday edition· 1:ectpm Frkloy. 8(1 , Auction and Flea Markel A~cllon : Lawrtnc• County Fair· grounds, Prooton~n•. Ohio. Every Thuradoy 1:00 P.M. New And Uaed ltlml, Groceries, Truck• loads Of Merchandise! Smoke Frh Facility, Snack Bar. R.l. "Bob' seu., Auction S.rvlce, 7.t0- Ho-532·9195. ll· ctnaod And Bonded In Fever Of Stlto 01 Ohio. Conolgnmanla I'IOicomll SIR Moodlopaugh Auctlonoorlng: buy/atll 1111111: con~lgnmont auOtlon avery Thuraday, epm, Ml<ldloport~ OhiO & WV LlconH, 740811?!" . co•mumo• Vinyl Siding, Rdofinfl, Replaccmen4 Windows Seamless Outten &. ,' Downspou~ O~e room tddltl0111, Pole BuUdlnfl, Garaae Doon &. Opebet, ~ BoatDoCD, ' Conc:Nte &. Block Work, BIQ'MIIbluladon · IIHm For All Your Homt 8111!1 Gobie .A~tlonttr, Pomeroy, Ohio, 7<10-1111>7!1(11!. ' Pr91oottonef Auction Service: Fafm, Eotlll, Inventory Rtduq· 110", Fundrelalng, Stovtn IMIZ. At lildlln 7.0.24~8747. c-. .,, 800-705-2348. ' 100+ Physician Multi-Speciality Group Seeking Mlttrllll Min· eger - Bachelor's Degree And Materials Management EMperl· ence In Healtheare Setting ; Working Knowledge 01 Clin ical Functions, Strong Managerial Skills And Leadership Qualities: Quality Commu nication Skills (Oral And Wrlt1ef\); ProfesSional Bearing And Appearance Com-petitive Salary And Exceptional Alf' Pttraon AuouOn Company, full time •uctian..r, comp lttl tUf!IOn II!VICI. Llctnaod HI,Ohlo a Woat Vlrglnle, 004· 77t5715 Or 304·773-5447. :=.•yar'l Auction Service, • OhiO 740-318-2720. td W.nt&d to Buy wl~lod· Only Qualified Appllcents Need Apply To Holzer Clinic: Human Relations Department, 90 Jack· son Pike: Gallipolis, Ohio 45631· 1862: Fax To 740·448·5532, Or Call 740·446·51 69 Equal Oppor· lunlly Elf!lloyer. ' A: Own A CompUIIf? Put It To Workl $21 ·$75 /Hr. PT /FT 1111·143•1711 www.monoy·gotore.com REPORTER Here we grow again... join the area's number one news team. If you have a nose for news, good news judgment, Mac computer skills including experience with Quark and Photo Shop and pagination experience we would like to talk with you. Must have dependable transportation. Position offen startlna salary, commensurate with your ability, 401K Plan, Health &: Ufe Insurance, Paid Wcatlon and Pleasant working envll'onment. Pot interview consldelltlon ~end your reJUme and cover letter telllng Ul ~Ut younelho: Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Attention Puhllihcr 825 2nd Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 $19-22511 AVONI All Aroaol To Buy or Sell. Shirley Spoa10, 30o-67 ~ 1429. Avon PrQCiucta: Start your own In· Home Buslneaa. Work FJexlble Hours, Enjoy Unlimited Earning&. (304):M7-8838. Avon· Write Your Own Paycheck. Unlimited Earnings Call 1-800· 551 ·4801. Independent Repro· santltlve. Babysltttr Needed Thursday Through Sundav My Home Pre· tarably. Rtferencea Required, 740-44 Hl511 . Bates Brother:s Amusement Co. If Interested to travel, pleaat call 740·288·2950. Must be at least 16yoaraold COL Otlver Needed Part Tl,. Lo- SALES & MARKETING (Full time and part time position) If you enjoy meeting and talking WitiJ people and have the ability to be creative and think out1lde the box, we would tike to talk with you. Must have dependabl~ trans· pottation. Posbion offefl!, salary, Incentives, 401K plan, lnsuranre plan, vacations and pleasant working environment. For interview consideration send resume and cover letter to. Publisher Ohio Valley Publishing Co. 825 2nd Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 urty modota Kowaukl, HelpWantld ORIVERS · TAKE HOME MORE... SINGERII GOSPEL, CLEAN BE HOME MOREl 1999 COUNT~V . ond IAIY LISTEN· """'00 Wage Was 145,255 www.roehl· transport.com Certified NurH Aldoo: Rotating shUts. Intermediate care center West VIrginia cerUUcatlon re· qulrsd Polnl Pleasant Center, ·State Route 62, Route 1, Box 326, Point Pleasant, WV 25850. EOE WttiUy Pay HeBI1h lnaurance Avllllble WorkWoll Wllh The Pul>llc Na~onwldo Billing Service Seeks A Full/Part Time Medical Biller. Salery AI $46K Por Year. PC Required No EJCperl· ence Needed Will Train . Call 1· 868-648-5724. DENTAL BILLER $15 ·145 /Hr Dental Billing Software COmpariy Needs People To Process Medl· cal Claims From Home. Training PrDYided. Must Own Compu1ar. 1· 800-223- I149 Ext. 480. Director of Cay . ll'eatment Program. Graduate of accrldlted colfege or university, preferable wUh a Mas· tar's Degree In a Mental Health disclplll]e or otner related fie ld bachelor's plus eMperlance acceptable Requires two years dl· rect tl!perlence In mental haaltl'll mental retardation field , or with Individuals with dementia ac· companied by challenging be· havior. Apply: Services , P 0 Box 575. Point Pleasant, West VIrginia 25550. · For Mora lnb'mallon Call800- •37-8764 Hra· 8 30 '-.M.·5 P.l.l. EARN $25.000 TO $50.000 IYR Medical lnaurance Billing AUII· tance Nttded tmm•dlatatyl U11 Vour Home Computer For Grell Potential Annual Income Call Nowl Call 1·800.291 ·4813 Oept f Luoo Oporotora Local Company seeking drtvers lor Company ~ucka . Good BentHII . AI'PNIIded· 0 O'Jior ~at egont building domicile pulling nna, Rata, and tlfPI Puti 'ibura or Ours. Fhanclatly sound Company. .. LANQUAB INWAY" Al(uijctt 23 yra of age, & 1 yr. CITR oxp. · Good driving roco>O Cell Pot. 1.aoo.IU.t421 · Cannon ExproU Ortvtr No Touch Freight . S!arl At .34e MI. /5 Yr. + Exp.; .33e ~J /~Yr. : .32C MI./3Yr.: .31C MI. 12 n : .30c Ml, 11 Yr : 29e Ml /8 1.101 • I Yr.: .28e MI. 18 Moa. Or LHI ~lltln.. Or I Mo Exp. $350 Wk. eay R~lso Every 6 Monlha. D~ IVEAS 9&% ') Bu1lnt11 Opportunity 886-332•501 5 Ext. f700 IDo l~. URGENTLY NEEDEO· pla sma dOnora, earn S35 to $45 fof 2 or 3 houra WHkl~. Call Sera-Tee, 7...0. 592·61151. WANTED: 42 Peoplt To Lose Up To 30 lbl In 30 Daya. All Natural, Neeeuary. Fr11 lnlormatlon 1 CD·ROM. lnvoatmonl 1~ . 99S · 16 ,ti8e. Financing Avollablo. Ia· land Automated Medical Sarvlc- u . Inc. 800· ~22·1138, Ext. oso. Void In KY, IN , CT N1ed A Loan? Try Oebt Conaoll- Thmpy Setting. Compottttve 'Sal· WANTED: Buckeye Communuy Sarvlce1 Current!~ Has Opening• In Meigs Counly: ary, Exceptional Fringe Benetll Package . Experience In Health Field Preferred. Time Income, No S.liing Unllmlt· td Income. Vlslt http·/lwww.rBtlrequickly.ntVcb To sea & Hear Complete Presentation. Oayllmo Ho,.s Off, Po~tlon BIM· Fun Time Rehabilitation Aldl Po· sitlon Ava ilable For Outpatient Only Qualified App licants Nttd Apply To Holzer Clinic: Human Relations Department; 80 Jack· son Pike: Gallipolis, Ohio 45631· 1562, Fax To 740·446·5532; Or Call 7•0.448·5189. Equal Oppor· lunlly Employer. Full·Time /Part· Time Oeak Clerk PosHtona Available, Apply In Por· son At Budget Inn, 260 Jackson Pike, Gallipolis, No Phone Cells Please. Galllpoila Gun & Archery Has A Fun Time Position Available Du· ties Required Allt Dlwrst But In· elude Secretarial. Light Book· keeping, Inventory Management. No Experience Neceuary. Will Train . Apply In Parson 2 PM. ·" PM. Monday Thru Friday AI 305 Upper River Road, Gelllpolls.... No Phone CSIIs Pltsn ... tits Include Health /Dental Insura nce And Vacation /Sick Time; 2) 33 Hrti /Wk: 8 A.M. Sat Thru 8 A.M Mon : Sleep·Qvtr Required; a) Emergency Relief {Substitutes}. Hours Scheduled As Net<lad: " We Are Searching For Compll· slonate Professionals With A Team VIsion And A Desire To ·Teach Personal And Community Skills To Individuals Wllh Mental Aetardallon. Tne Work Environ· ment Ia lnformal And Rewarding . The Requlr8'm ents Are· High School Diploma /GED, Valid Drlv· er' s License , Tnree Years Good Driving E.:pertence And Ade quate Automobile lns~,~rance Coverage B c S Offers Compre· henslve Training In The Field Of MAIOD Starting Salary: $5 50 1 Hour. Interested Applicants NHd To Specify Position Of Interest And Sand Resume To: P 0 . Box All Applica tions Must Be Post· Manage1T8nt/Sales cleot<slor !he new Smoker Friei'Kiy Store openIng SOQn in the Walmart Cenlar. Full lime and Pert ttme Positions ava1lable Retail experience helpful but not necessary. We are looking for Pleasant , trustworthy people wkh a Friendly Smile Now accepting applecatlans 5end're· sume to. Smoker Frlendly. PO Box 4426 Parkersburo, wv. 26104 Help Wanted· Medical. MLT (ASCP Regl91ere<l Or Eligible) For Laboratory. A M Sat; Sltep·Over Required; 604, Jackson, OH 45840·0&04 Help Wanted Local I) 40 Hrti /Wk: 3 P.M Mon Thru e 12 '30 Or 9 OOPm , M·ln. Cany Pagsr 0 3Rd Weekend. Reaume To · P 0 Box Gallipolis, Olllo 45631 . HONEST INCOME! Help People 33, Receive Government Refunds •From Home Free Details· 1•800- 968·3599 Ext. 2601. Interested In Buying Or Selling Avon ? Call Malanle, Your local Independent Sales Representa· live At 740.256·9285. Log loader operator 6 timber cut· ter needed , must have axparJ. once, can 740-985-4465. Manager /Sales, Fine Jewelry, Full-Time With Benefits, Retail Sales And Computer Experience Preferred . Apply : Acquisitions, 151 Sacond Avenue. Ga!lpolls MEDICAL BILLING Greal Earn4320 Marked By 3126/00 Equal Oppor· Medical personnel to do mobile Mlll•nnlum TeleHfYicn Is pleaMd to announce the Grand opening ot Its new Wtllston calling center. We are now senjng up Interview appotntrnen18 for outbound telastrvlce posilons. No experience necessary. Earn up to $15/hr. wllh quarterly salary reviews. Management opportunities avail· abte. 401 KIMitdicaVDentai/Pald vacations available. 3 shifts dally. Flexible scheduling Start ~r new career wtth usl can Hl()().929-575~ for an appointment Wo look torwa>O to meotlng youl OWn AComputer Put It To Work $300 ·$800 Per Week 1-li88·90Q.8065 Andrew And Joe's Lawnmowlng And Brush Clearing Service. 740· 245-5797. Georges Portable SawmUI, don't haul vour logs to the mm just call 4 r-4onday Thru Friday, AI 8204 740.448-4614. Part· Time Melp For Handicapped Peraon, 3 00 P.M. •7.00 PM. In My Home. 740·388-9805. Pleaaanl Valley Nurllng and Ro· habilitation Center hat an optn· lng lor an Admlaalon/Markotlng Coordinator. AN Wilh 1hret ytlra clinlcll nuralng experltnct. Long·term care of rthlbllltatlon ••ptrlanct prtftrrtd. Compill· llvt ulary 1nd benefltl. Submit resum1 to : Pltatant V'allty Hot· pltal, c/o Poraonnot , 2520 Valley Ot., Pt. Pl•aaanl, WV 285110, or lox to (304)87~6878. M/EOE. Poatal Jobl $~8 .323 . 00 Yr. Now Hiring ·No Experience -Paid Traln fng ·Great Ben1fllt, Call 7 Dayo eo<M28-3e80 Ext. J•3615 PO$TAL JOBS To 111.35/HR. INC. BENEFITS, NO EKPERI, ENCE FOR APP AND E~AM INFO CALL 1·800•113·3815, EXT 14210. 6 A.M. ·9 !'.M , 7 DAYS ftli.lnc. S1111person Needed A•tlll Fur· nlluro lm1T8dlalt Opening, Pert• Tim~ TopoJ Furnllure Co. 1&1 A'llnut.. GalllpoHa. 0I01 220 Money to Loan $$ Auto Loans, Personal .Loans, Debt Consoli dation, Mortgages And AeHnanclng Credit Problems OK. Consumers Financial 1-800· 247·5125 Ext, I 134. Void OH. KS. liS NEEO CASH? 7 WE Psy Caan. For Remaini ng Payments 0 1') Property Soldl Martgagu! Annultle&l Saltlemenlal lmme · dlate Quotes Ill • Nobod~ Beats Our Prices'." National Contract Buyers 800· 490· 0731 Ext 101 www natlonalcontractbuyers com IFREE CASH NOW$ From Wealthy Families Unloading Mil· Ilona Of Dollars, To Help Minimize Their Taxes. Write Immediate\~ Windfalls, B47·A SECOND AVE , '350, NEW YORK , NEW YORK 10017. ,,. _ ThrM bedroom . lotOII)' ~ lnlldo ond out, ond lol, rww: odoltt111illg In ~ ""''tct to rurnect, new BClPillnOM. new C8r~ · pol, $23.1100, Cll740-llt2-4!514 m- tho F-.ol Fair HouaJng Ad oi 111M which llllogll IO adYtrltte •any PIWflfltx::t, 11 m111110n ar dtocrlnllneilon Bonk Rope $488 + ....,..In frM Dollvory & Sot·Up. 7-3093 Pul Your Tax ~olun?To Work, 1499 Down. Onlr At Ookwood _ Ht)mes In Btrbouravltte, 304· • based on rect, color, rwiiQion, sex tamlllalllatuo ar Nitional ongln, Of' lnl lr\tiUtiOII to 731-3409. mateo any IIICh poofa<euce, llml1alton.or rlocrlmlrtlllon.' 330 Farm• for Salt Thll IW AI P"Pif wfll not ,._ngtyiiiX>Ipt tl ACAEII POND Boautllul msodow wllh pond adverUaemente for rea.la.llte which It In vloloUon ollhli law. Our readorl are herot>y lnformodlhot olldwllllngi advortiHd In thiS ,_paper are available on an eqUit · opportunlly btllo (740}286-0081 •• :seo ocroa +I·, Motgs County, plo, opproxlmatoly 200 Ulllble. 711; • paiiUIO, 5 pondl, 3 blma, 2 grollt • Sci- : bini , double wldt, g1r1ge. Strl• ; out calla only, 74(HIIJ8.825ol. •, I• ACRES "', In the country, ofl SR 35 . L1n(1• Contract avtllable, S12.500+ 1 ~1' (800)·213-836! ...~ 310 Home1!or Sale Hou11 for 1111: two etory, 2·3 bedrooms, one bill\, Middleport, Ideal Location: 40 Acrtl , Ha~ .. : Paturt New 40'x60' Horta Barn_i'. aaklng 128.000. No down pay· 3/4 Milo Road Frontage On "- • ment financing available to quaM· nod. can HI00.318-ll1 94. ~oada, brush removal. call for free ea· tlmala. (740)388·04821(7~0)709.0538. Low prlcedlhlgli Impact business ads . lang term discounts, 740- •' 340 Bu•lnna and Building• ~0~~~1~o~~~r~~~II~~OW~M-ra~M--u~: Sell Rainbow Bag Company 0\ • GtlllpOIII. Selling Prlct: ,40,000.." Purcha11r Wlll Nttd Bulldlnr" Alleaat 30.:30. Serious Quallflt;! lrqulrl&s On~. 740-446-2359. •., • 350 Loti & Acre1ge :; for $66,000. Call us at (304)862· 3652. H~me , Tractor & Hay Equipment, ' 740-3615·8130. Let US save y01,1 the high COlt of a real estate agent Buy thla SBR Ranch home w/2•1 /2BA , large modern kitchen , baaement w/ pool table, 27' above ground pool Attached 3 car garage, ut on level 314 acre lot Save tht 7% commission . Instead ol $92,000, this beautiful home In New Haven , WV, c~n be youra Nice Brick , h~ • dtn In woods. Nair Jactcaon .. • 65 acre IMI lol tor 1811, block off!'~ SR 71n Tuppers Plalna. lnctude,. ~ 3 BR, 3 Baths , Oak Cabinets, BuiH In Olshwash· er/Compactor, Central A/C Gu Heat. lnground Pool 16x32, Quiet Neighborhood, Finished Basement. 1105 Teodora Ave. (740)· 446·8t81 $119,000 two rtn1al 1raller1 with water tap,. and • - hookups paid, 130.000. 740--667-3487 .,, Attention Dlwlq)lrt •' 33 Acr•s. Appro:lllmatel~ 10 Acr• Lake, Mobile Ho.me. ldttl Fot ~ Housing. Campground, E•tate : Nice older story and a half house In the country, with new replace· ment doors and windows, new aunporch, new roof, and fenced In ~ard New two car garage and single car garage Also a lot set· up for housetraller with separate septic, water, and electrls;. Nice renta l potential. Price rtdilced. II $99 ,50 , Also 5 Aero Loll $32,000( 740..388-8878 Ethical, Environmentally Con· cerned Hunter Looking To LtaH Hunting Rights Or Buy land, 3oa; • +Acres, 304·7"-1379. lnterelted call (304)882·2665, II •• • • • RENTALS no anewer please leave mea· • sage ~~-,.....----, 410 HouaeB for Rent : • ~~---3~B~e~d~ro_o_m_s~F~or-o~cl-oo•o~~: Homes From $199/Mo , 4% Down- 1 For Listings & Payment Oatalls,• : :B00__3_1~~~3=E~=·=17=09=·----~: : F.or tale or rent· 2 bedroon\_ • Muse In Pomeroy, $3!50 month.. • plua d1posll, will sell on contract--: with good references, no pets,• .. 740-e&l-7244. •• •• 2 Bedroom, Stove, Aetrigertator; • • Water, Trash Paid. In Country.... • $350/Mo., Plus Deposit: Alao Bedroom Moblht Home, 740·388-., • 8371 •• 2--: =-~------------~· . 2 Bedrooms, $400Mo., Depoalt, ...; • 1st Montns Rant, Aatemnc:es Ae-.. • qui red, In Rio Grande, 740-245- • 9188. •: •, 55 Burdelte Addition , 2 Bed·· 1 rooms, 1 Bath . ~ent 1400. plua: ' deposit .. . • 709 VIand Street, S~droom, 112 bath Rent 1300. plus depoa·.. , h :· 3 1; : .' ' Contact Beckie at ERA Town ..,. : Country Real Estate , . Broker., (304)67H548. ;, ' 1967 Alcon mobil& home, 12KI5, $1900, 741J.742-l!852 Hou" lor rent: two story, 2-3: • bedrooms, one bath, Middleport... • $350/mo. plus 1350 deposit & ' 1981 V1ntura, 14~~:70, Slngllwlde, Deck tOxB On rented lot. 28~ . 1I'A. Gas Heat/New Furnace. UIUIIIOI , no pats. Call 800.388· . 8194. .. I 992·9796 Stave. Handyman mamtenance service, TURNED DOWN ON carpentry, patnlmg. siding, roofing, SOCIAL SECURITY IS$1? dry-wall, and electrical, 74Q.9-'l9· No Fee Unless We Win! 1035 1·888·582·3345 ' ' $6,qoo 1304~675-6319. Two bedroom home with garage, High Straet, Pomeroy, $350: ~'" ' · 1982 Windsor 2 Btdrooms, 2 bedroom duplex. Vale Streel. Po· Beth, 112 Acre Land, Small Out- meroy, $300: 740·992·BI:M bu>kl>ng, $27,000, 740-446-0785. lnlldpriE•ttrlor P.lnt!ng mpblle bomt rppft, born•, gutbU!tdlnaa tad tin roofl , Experienced-Free Estimates, References 304·4111802. 14x70 wllh 7x2t , actory Pull· Out 3 BR, 1-112 BA, Central Alo. Need An Electric•an Or Carpent· er1 Seat High Prices, All Work Gauranteadl Fraa Estimates! \40.446-2947. . WE SHOP 4 U- new ShOIIPiftD'de- llvery service, 740·992·9798 or www wesnop4u0altavla18.eom Sen i or dlscountsf Christian owned REAL ESTATE Roofing, plumblnp & odd fobs, 310 Homea for Sale 740-992.0501 ask lor Tarry $ NO DOWNI HOMES NO CREIJ. Stay AI Home Mom , wanting to IT NEEDEOI GOV'T FORE· do babysitting ln my home Aef· CLOSURES! GUARANTEED erences Available (304)875 · PROVALI J.B00-360·4620 1509. 6046 Wanted To Do, Mounts :rree 3 SR . ·2BA, 2 Car Garage Service, Buckel Truck Seo,vlce , Acre. Heal Pump 1 8 Mites from Sporn Plan!, $57,000.(304)862· Top Trim Removal, Stump lng , Fully Insured Free Eall- 3518. mates Bidwell , Ohio. 1·800-138· 9568, Or 740·388·9848 FINANCIAL Part·Timt Olrect Core Slaff, AWl' Carlt Drive. Gallipolla, Middleton Start Your Busi ness Today ... Pr ime Shopping Center Space Available At Affordable Rate Spring Valley Plaza, Caii74()..146- All '"' - CREOIT PROBLEMS? CALL THE 320 Mobile Home• WILOllFE J9.BS To $21 .60 /HR CREDIT EXPERTS liCENSED I for Sale INC BENE•tTS GAME WAR· BONOED CORRECT /REMOVE DENS. SECURITY, MAIN · BAD CREDIT BANKRUPTCY, (1) ..... AMAZING" ' '"• TENANCE, PARK RANGERS. NO LAWSUITS, JUDGEMENTS Drywaii--4BR • 32xBO--over 2348 EXP NEEDED. FOR APP AND AAA RATING. 90 ·t 80 DAYS. 1· sq ft. Payments low as S406 per EXAM INFO, CALL 1-600·813· 800·422· 1598 mo 1·800-948·5676 3565, EXT. 14211. 6 AM ·9 PIA. CREDIT REPAIR! AS SEEN ON (2} First Time Buyers Easy Fl· 1 DAYS Ids, Inc. TVI Erase Bad Credit Legally. nanclng , 2 and 3 Bedroo'm Ar· Free Info 888-659·2560. 140 Buslnell ound $200 Per Month. Call 1· 'nalnlng FREE OEBT CONSOLIDATION 800-946-5678. Application W /Service. Reduce GoHlpolla caroor Collage Payments To 65°/,. !!CASH IN· {3) .....LOOK''""' (Careers Close To Home) CENTIVE OFFE~II Call 1-800· 5 Sedrooma. 2 Bathe, over 2.000 Call Todayl740·446-4367, sq tt , lor leu than $450 mo. 328·8510 Ext 29. 1·800-21 4·0452, FREE Delivery 6 Sat. HI00.946· Reg 190.0~12?4B . FREE OEBT CONSOLIOATION 5678. Reduce Interest Stop Collection 150 Schools Callsll Have 1 Monthly Payment. 14Ft X 701'1 Shultz. 3 Bdrm, 2 Baths, Wltl17 K 20 Expando CIA. FREE Conlldentlal Help. CCS · Instruction Appro• 7 Acres. 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Co-offensive M VP's were Vining Shrimplin and Williams received the defensive award:: Vining was also selected by theTVC coaches as theco-MVP, was a first team Associated Press distria selection and tint ream District 13 selection, she w ;j,)also special mention aU-state. Sh rimplin was a futt team All- TVC selection along wi th a second te"'!': district 13 selection and a third team AP cJistrict selec-· lion . W illiams was a first team All- TVC selection . Soulsby then presented Logan w ith the TVC's CoCoach of the Year award, his fifth such award. TVC aU-academic selections w ere introduced by Logan. They are Bea Morgan , Stephanie W igal, Julie Spa un, Shann on Price, Brooke Williams, Nick McLaughlin, Steve Beha, Kyle Srniddie and Whimey Ashley. The Dally Sentinel • Page 8 3': Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio 3BR. 2'112BA. Femlly Room with FP. DR. Large Kitchen , Central Air. Large lol with garden space. 3103' Kalhnor Lano·(304)87S· 6014, after 5PM 210 Buslne•• Opportun lty $100 Par Hour. Homeworkers N&tdtdl Largo Advertising Firm A ZERO% DOWN LOAN! No Down Payment Required Wltl'l Government Sponsored Loan . Gooct Credit And Steady Income Aeq1,1lred. Call For More lnforma· 1986 Nashua Mnblle Home, 114 Condor Street Mobllt Home sage. Consider Land Contract, 740· nog. I304)675·20:M Laava Mil· & Lol For Sale, $14.000; Will Air, Total Electric Ready to Movel $11 .!500. (740~949-8018. Between Athens and Pomeroy, 2 & 3 bedroom mobile nomas, $260-$300, 740·992-2167. . 1st ttme Buyers Llnle or no Credit Ok only Jill Oakwood Homes Galli· 2 Sadroo m Furnished Mabile Home, $300/Mo., Plus Electric ~"::.7:.:4::().44.=:6-:.:309=3:.,.._______ Abandoned Home Needs Owner, Pay Smail Transfer Fee & Move In, 740· 446-3093 Brand New 3 Bedrooms. 2 Balhs Onty $233/Mo., Won't Laatl Hurry, 2 Bedroo ms, 1 Bath Inside VII· \age Alo Grande, $300/Mo., Wa· ter & TraSh Paid, 740-U6-2422. l.lason 2 bd .2 ba troller, I29S.o By Phone , New sw or ow, .1• 011304·875·7783. 888·736·3332. Two bedroom Uall~t, atml r'ur· ooubtowtdo, $248 Per Mon!h. nlahod, $200 monlh plus $175 Low Down Payment 1·800·681• .dopoatt. you pay goa, waler and 6777. electric, calt after !Spm, 740·992· 2801. 14' Wide ,- 3 Bedroom , 2 Blth, $209 Per Month. 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I 1268.00 l.lonlh Como In Or Cell For Pro·Approvata 1·11•111• mall until you have lnv•atlgated ·3 BR Repos /ForeCIOIUfll, Ftt, local 1·7•0·111·011? lilt olftrlng. • 4% Down. For Llaltlngs /Payment 0117 ltadoolna Aro Alao Wtlcornll. Oelalll. 1·800-719·3001 xlltl5. AUT • MCI • IP~INT t Coni PHONE CARD ROUTE! Make Houoo Fol Sale By OWner. Bolek Oldor Model Tl'ollor lor ula. 1·112 Mull go/bill olltr. 11.000 •15.000 /Wk • ALL CASH! HOUII on 2109 Mt. Vernon. Full Bedroom. FREE lnlol I·BQ0-997·8881 Ex.t Banrnont. 3BR. Control HuVAir. FIIOt trollor on ton, Camp Conltr or loovt meaaog,.. (304)115· 1155 (24 Hrl) (304187~2917 193!1. 440 Apertment1 lor Rent I and 2 bldrt)Om oparlmanlo, IlK· niJhed and unfurnilhld, ttcUflly dopoalt roqulrod , no poll, 740· 882·2211. ' 1 Bedroom, Nur Holzer, A/C, l;conomlul Gat Heat, WID Qulot Locotlon , $271/ Mo.,+ UtaHII, 74Q-448.2167. Aportmtnt For ~tnt U71/Mo, All Utllhlll Plld, Walking Olatanco To College~~ Nlco, Avolloblo 411100, 740· 100. IIMIT,UL AI'AIITIIINTI AT IUDOIT PRICII AT ~ACIC· ION IITATII, 12 Woatwood Or... l!t)m $288 to 1379. Wtll 1o thop I movloa . Coli 740·441· 2588. Equol Houllng Opportunity. Chrloly'a Ftmlly Living, oparl· Hoo ~ •· P , mentt, homt 740-H2-451~ . a ttaller ren1111, eportmanto -1· 11111, fllmllhod , , . _, Furnlo~od 3 Roome I ltth DowiWioiiO, Clun, No Peu, Rlf· ortnctl I Dtpoall lltqulrtd, 7;t0.446-1818. . '· �• • , ' • I hge B 4 • The Dlllly Sentinel 540 M'-1-.ous Mill cl~e~~diM Diamond Ring I'« Silo, O.SI Clr• oto, MorQulo Cut, E Color, S· I ClerHy. 1.t Carat White GotCI Mount, 20 Ol11110nd Chlpo Tollltng .• 5 Clroto, l .... Phone I At 7_.1 .()353, Modern t Bedroom Aparttnent, Garden 740 441 C380. er; bumper; • whllla ; kerosene New Haven· one bedroom turnllhtd epartmen t, deposit and rtft rtn cea. no pe lt. 740·882 · 01115. Nice One Bd rm Unturn!shed Apartment. Aongo l Aoltlg. pro· vldtd. Water & G arbage Paid. c-an Required . Call 1-10·«8· "345Aftor8:1XlPm , Nortn •th Avenue, Middleport- 2 room otllcloncy oportmont, ~ h and refarances. no pets, 740· 1182-()185. Now Taking Application•- 35 West 2 Bedroom Townhou11 Apartments, lneludea Water Sewage, Trooh, 131!/Mo .. 740· tll~r; lawn mower: wash- hooter; 740-887·3254, Hot Sprlnga hot tub, 4 person, good condition, win hM top, hn new heater and new thermolilt, lo me chamlcaiJ Included, coder wltt1 blue top, call 740-11825053 afttr 5pm. JANITAOl HIEATINO ANO COOUNG EOUIPIIENT INSTALlED ·u You Don 't C1ll Us, We Both LOSI. " Free E&Cimateal 740- of.of.6· 8308, 1·800-291-oo98. JET AERATION MOTORS Repaired, New & Aebuih In Stock. Call Ron Evans. 1-1100·537·9528. ueoooe. One bedroom apartment In Mlddloport. 740-1182·g1g1 , Rental Property. Collage Apt 2br. $250. Freshly pa inted exterior. --Realty 304-675-5540. Twin Towers now accepting ap· plk:atlons fo r 1 SA. HUD subsld· tzed ept. for elderly ·and handlcepped. EOH. (304)675-6879. Unfurnished 5 Rooms, Nice At· tractive Apartment, Point Pleasant, WV, References, Deposit, 7~1 AJter 5 P.M. VIllage Green Apartments- 2 bedrooms, total ·electric, appltanc~ ea fUrnlahld, laundry roOm faciUtitl and cloae t'o school, appucadons available at office, 740-992· 3711 TOO 1-818·233-6694. Equal HoLIII.no Opponunily 460. SPice for Rent 600 square feet office building , $3!!0/mo., mobile home spaces. S120/mo., 2 bedroom mobile home, $300/mo., . Rlverpark, Po· moray. 740-949-2093. Llrge, private, mobile home lol, at Santa'• Forest, on Rt. 87, wa· terlsewer. References . $90 month. (304)675-4138. Mol>lto Home Lot For·Rent. Takes Up To 16' Wide, 740"••6·0175, $125/Mo .. $100 Deposit, Aefertnc81, 740-446-0175. Mobile Home Park lot Available, $115/Mo., Addtoon Pike. Wlu· mon Aeoily, 740-4-i6·3844. MERCHANDISE 510 Household Goods Appliances : Reconditioned Washers. Dryers. Ranges. Refrl· grators. 90 Day Guarantee't French City Maytag, 740·448· Jewelry Sale: 30 Year Collecuon Avon Jewel ry, Mos t Still Boxed, Never Worn To See Call 740· ~ -0639 . MOBILE HOME pWNERS Huge Inventory, Discount Prices, On Vinyl SIOrtlng , Doors. Wind· ow s, Anchors, Wa ter Heaters, Plumbing & Electrical PBQa, Fur· naces & Heat Pump&. Slnnetts Mobile Home Supply, 740-446· 9-4 16 www.orvb.com'bennett Nice Used Furniture and Appliance&. (740)·446·4039 (7•0J· - 1004 Anytime. NO MON.EY DOWNIII CompaQ HP IBM Desktops /Laptops , E· Comarca Websi tts. Start Your HomeBuslnass Today! Almost Everyone Approved! Low Monthly Payments, Free Color Printe r 1· 888· 479·2345 (ToiiFroet www.eju,..startcom RESIDENTIAl HOllE OWNERS TBppao HI Efficiency go,-. Gas Furnaces, Oil Furnaces, 12 Seer Heal Pump & Air Conditioning Systems Free 6 Year Parts & La· bar Warranty Bennelts He.atlng & Cool ing, 1-800·872·5967 www.otvb.com'bennett Aorls Gun Shop, 740.742-8412. 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Mollohen Carpet 202 Clark Chapel Road , Porter Ohio, 740~446· 7444 'Drl>B A umo Sal'll Alotl' King Size Bed {Whlta Iron Headboard), Mallreas/Box Springs . Excellent Condition . $200 . (304)451H!214.aftor 4PM. Whirlpo'ol Refrigerator Freezer Side By Side; Kirby Upright Sweeper, PracllcaMy New With All Attechments. 740-446-1304. 520 Sporting Goods Supplies Block, brick, sewer pipes, windows. lintels. etc. Claude Winters, Rio Grande , OH Call 740·2455121. . 580 Registered Border Collie Pups, Working Parents. Imported Blood Lines, Good Markings, First Shol6, 740'379-9110. 570 Kiln dried red oak, select & #1 · common, soma cherry, 740-667· 01 t 1 or 7of.Q-667-3562. 530 Pets for Sale . AKC Labrador Puppies. Black, $175, 740-256-6733. Calloway Big Bertha Irons, 3-PW plus X· 12 A,S,L wedges, all grapolte shall&, $550. 740·992· 6273 ovenlngs. Musical Instruments Attention ·Attendon PoorboyS Music Inc. Is Coming SOon To Gallipolis Buy, ~II. lhlde, AOflOirs, 74().441-1093 Antiques Buy or sell. Riverine Antit~uls , 1124 East Main on SA 124 E. Pomeroy. 740·992·2526 or 740·992· 1539. Russ Moore•.owner. Fancy Oak Secretary Desk • Bookcase With Gallery: Early Bakers Cabinet /Kitchen Cupboard, Slone Jars With Writing, Sponge Wear Pilcher. 740·3677671 , After 5 P.M. 540 MIIICIIIaneous Merchandise : FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK 610 Farm Equipment 2 Hay Wagons $400 Each; I In· ternallonal Hay Rake $700, 7of.O· People Needed To Lose Up To 30 Pounds In The NaJCt 30 Daya, Free Samptas, 740·441 · M.F.' 112 Square Hay Baler. GOOd Condition. (304)6t5-3890. sage. 1912. We Are Buytng Tobacco Base & least. 937-895·0897. (Boloro II :00 A.M. & Allor 6 P.M.I WANT A COMPUTER?? BUT NO CASH?? MMX Technology · Will Flnanco With '0' Down. Past . Credit Problema, No Ploblam. Cell Tol Fraet-877•293-4052. · All STEEl BUILDINGS. Foctory LIQuidation. Up to 50% OFF. Mu81 Stll . •ox60, 50x100, 70x100, 60xl50, Doug 1·80().778-2578. ,.,..,.....,,.,.,...,.,,.,...,._..,..._ 10 Year 01~ AQHA Boy Mare. Bred For Moy Foal . Aoklng $1 ,500 740 H88081 . 2 Nuortno Donkoyo Jock 6 Jonny at ooo 010, 740· 448· 1 55().4 lNvt ....... Livestock 630 640 Ear corn lind oquara cal 7-40-915 148!5. PHIIJ,IP Strow: Br'Vht Wlro Tit S - V..r 'Round Delivery & Volume Oil- ALDER count Anlllbft. Htrltaga Farm. 101111 IISSIU (304)175-512• . 650 Seed & Fertilizer Tobacco Plants Now taking ordert lor this Spring. Firat Orders wtH Guarantee Best& Earliest Plantl. Otwhurat Farmo,(304)895-37401895·3789. TRAN SF'O HTATION 710 Autoe for Sale • '92 Pontiac Bonnev!llt, four door. excellent condition . aharp, ~650 , 740-949-2045 Mrlngl . HfiOUHG EXCfiVfiTIHCI Hauling • limestone • Gravel• Sand • Tapsoil• Fill Dirt• Mukh • Bulldozer Services (740) 992-3470 a l • OII'ISfel Remodeling Stop & Compt~re FREE ESTIMATES 1121100 t mo. pd. 1888 Honda Accord, perfect condition, lo mllea, one previous own-er, automatic, loaded. 740·992· 2866. 1990 Bul"ck LtSabre Limited, all power, 78,000 c::arelul miles, exCEJ!Ient condition, 7Ml-992·2529. 1990 Ford Crown VIctoria, 4 door, I 15,000 miles, &ervlced regularly, $2500, 74().44!"7194. 1991 Plymouth Blazer AS , 5 Speed. Premium Sound Package, Sunrool, Loaded , $3,200, 090, 74().446--6982. 1991 Pont. 6000 lE. 4-door. 51,000 miles. Excellent Condi· lion . $2 ,800 . (304)675· 1204/ (304)675-2034. 1987 Ford Aerostar XLT Good Condition, of.1,750, Price Negolloblo, 740-38&-84415. 1g93 S·10 Blazer 4 WO, 4.3 l itre Vortec. Loaded, 87 ,000 Miles, Asking $9,000, 7•0·256·9244 Or 740-448·4423. . 8358. 1899 MUsubl.hl Mirage, Grt~~tn Extertor, 36,000 Miles, Excellent . Carll Will Take Pay·Oif, 740·245· 0333. · 92 BonnaviUe SE sedan, metallic blue, 80.000 miles·. good condition, asking $6 ,000, 740-7of.2· 8200. HONDA's $100, $500 & UP. PO· liCE IMPOUNO. Honda's Toyo· ta's, Chevy&, Jeeps, And Sport Utilities. Call Nowt 80().772·7470; EXT.6336. CARS FROM 12tiMO. lm· pounds iAepos. Fea. $0 Down 124 Mos. 019.9% For Listlngs 1·800319-3323 X2t68. 720 Trucke for Sale 1988 C-30 Chov. (Ton) • Speed, 35~ Engine, 9' !=Ia! Bad, Raes'e And Gooseneck Hitches Complate, 740"!46-2974. 199• Ford Ranger XlT 2 WD, New Tires. 5 Speed, Looks Groet, Stainless Steel c~rome Along Bottom, SS.SOO, 740-••6-4109; Altllr 5, 740-379-2589. t994 GMC 1500 Series SlE Loa'dad, V-8, Automatic, Low Milts, Weekdays 9:30 A.M. -5:00 P.M. Call 740·•46·2445 ; Allor 5:00 P.M. And Weekends Call 740-448·1309, Ask For V~gll. 1997 black Chevy S·10 Step&lde Exlended Cab, 3 door. loaded, 25,000 miles, very sharp, full farlngs, $12,000, 740·949•2045 or 740-949-:!203. 1994 Ford F-150 Xlt, V·8, au · tomallc, 4WO, 8' bid, air, electric. wtndowa, bedllner. fiberglas& top· per, excellent condition, $12,000, 740-1182·5065. South • I. SNT E-mail - mm y•licpollii.@AOL.eom Also Show Quality P o m e ra n ia na & P et 94 Astro van for sale, 740·992· 324~. · 1988 TRX 250R Honda. $2700 . (304)576-2711. 1990 Harley f?portster. 883, Black. Excellent Coodillon . Hy· parchargar, Saddlebags, Lots or chrome. 14,000 miles. $8,200 . 080. (304)675-2443. 1991 Honda 4 Tru, 4Wd. Aunds good, in good shape. Only used lor Oeer Hunllng. (304)578-2781 . . 1994 Honda, ZR 50 . Excellent Condition, Hardly used. (304)458· 2214. Leavt~age. 1996 Yamaha Kodiak 400, warn winch, atg Foot kit, Pro Design air IIIIer, 76t mltos, $4500, 304· 773· 5715 daya, 740•992·3024 even. lngo. Sunset Rom• Construetfon Cabinets· Vinyl SidingRoofs • Decks • Gareges Free Estimates Bryan Reeves www.sun Dme.com BISSELL IUILDERS 219 E. 2nd Pomeroy, Ohio Used Appliances INC. 992·.1550 The Appliance THE BORN LOSER Cf>.F.ff. Dl I 740·741·3411 "Were Back" Parts • All Makes ,,• •.• . New Construc:tion &; Reniodeling - Kitchen $300.00 Coverall $501).00 Stlrbul'lt Progretalve top line. Uc. I 00-50 11ntlillll • Roofing COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES 740·992·7599 Ken Yo11ng (NO SUNDAY CALlS) Henderson ,' WV lOIII' 750 Boats & Motors for Sale 790 Campara & MotorHomae Nice Pop-Up Camper Sleeps 7, New Canvas & Windows, $800 080, 740·256-6457. . SER VICES 810 Nutrena Western Pride 12% .Sweet Feed $5.00/50 lb. bag S rin Seeds 8 Fertilizer P/Q CONTBACTORS. INC. c *CONCRETE *BACKHOE SERVICES M N ~ , IT! •; • •I : / 1 • , ·· i Servit:ea , . ' House·& Trailer Sites Land Clearing & . Grading . ·.' •!loom ICklllloni llitmodtltne llll y11. Local 740-742..()418 New ROOfs • Rapalra • • Coating• Outtera :. • Siding • Drywall . • Painting • Plumbing PSI CONSTRUGION . . Remode1i~ Roofinl, New A itions, Polo Buildinp, Ete. 5 CC»>CLUDES Nff PORTION ''SilOWANDTELLP WHERE · I "AVE 51-tOWN VOU ALL M'( NEW" 55~Au­ 17-•-k STMI- UU. 11 "K~· - 20 ...,..•• goer 23 Thin caaltl. DOWN :ze - -me 30 32 34 35 1 Woltln2 Egg lhiiPid 3 smetlbr- ScMclw Debonair Beeln, e.g. Planted 4 ActorMIMO --ceprl .... 5 - -~ a Sunce-.nd 7 aeon- 38Typeolcurve 37Slil~ clock ~ 391ntentloolt 40 llu•IRI 21 Entli .. . lie 22Moel__, 2311t81n- ' Supet'mltn'• 24 Rlpelw 11 River In 25 ActOr P8111M 27 Art btbtdln " Belgh•n mcY••- · Pase ,Pass 1111 21R..,..uble penon Eaat ~ AdviN, Did Pass 33V-.,. 31111: ..... 40 EarlhquliQ 10 I "'> f"nSi+i>~«!. ct re's E .. . ( s " 111\lltl ...,,.- I ie e s<riot . "!, ~i ~ r"'""• :. ~ SIT DOWN, KID! 60NNA 51-!0W 'EM Ml( NEW ROCKET LAONCI-IER! I-lOW DO 't'OU LiKE NEW . ~PRAVIN6 DOLL'' LAUNCilER?! Q~ DOLL" . The final trump-entry-killing deal in Ely Culbertson 's article, reprinted in this month's Bridge World magazine, is by far the hardest. Even two top experts would be happy to defeat four spades. Well, do you see how they might do it? 1 dislike C11lbertson's auction. t would have been in three n.o· trump in only .two bids (I NT-3 NT), which is easy here, even · after a heart lead from West. The defenders need to win one trick in each suit. The declarer must either discard a red-suit los· er on the fourth club or endplay East to lead away from the heart. king. · First, to try to avoid an endplay, East plays the diamond jack at trick one. Declarer wins and takes the spade finesse ; East ducks. South repeats the spade finesse, East winning with the Icing imd returning his la'st spade to remdve dummy' s entry. Then, when . declarer plays on clubs, East, noting his partner's two on the firs_t round to show an odd. number, holds up his ace for two rounds. If South had continued with a third club, E11st would ·have returned· the diamond queen to defeat the c.ontract. Instead, South cashed . the diamond ace, East ' unblocking the queen, and played another diamond. However; West switched to a heart, setting up 1he fourth defensive trick before East · could be endplayed with his club· ace. (Yes, South can succeed by . playing a diamond .when in dummy with t!Jo,spade ace .) , The Bridge ·World includes Bridgeworks, a 12-page section featuring material for the advanc-. ing player. An annual subscription · is $57, and full details may be obtained by going to www.bridge- world .com on the .internet, or by calling (800) 366-1939. To get a current weather report, check the ' .,1' 41 WMkend- wtlaramlng a 47 MIN ICett of ........ . . oomiDI .~. 1\undo)r, 1\ftn:h 23, 2000 Joseph Jacks 740.992-2068 7:00AM ·8 PM IICom&IIM CD btiD for you in the; y~ contemlnJ involvemenrs · · wittr 1... 'oraoni&atlom. lull be · CIIOiut you doo'r bite off """" lhan you can chew. · ARIES (Mud! 21 -April 19) Cone....._ or lnclilfereoce tl>ooot you~ financial tnnuctk111110d1)' t;OUid tum • to be extremely : • co~y doW11 the line. - k oil · , ' the naure1 InVOlved )'OUI'Iilf. 1o .; ., Know where Ia loat for 1011111a ~ : and you'll' fiad it. Tlte All~ • • <~'10(1• Motc•mobr in11oady ~ Cellular . Jeff Warner.Ins. ' ,. .· 992~5479 ·free Estinilies 740-992-1709 •• ; • ,.,..., wltlcb ''"'' " ' 1V111111tl· • ; cally fJ01(ocl lor yoo. MoU $2.75 · bt delllt conocioul,but aoty coo· ~mtna your own affaitt. · IJBRA 2)-9ct. ll) If you -vlty from thin•• · :•pir,P.O.IIoiii7SI,Minly , 'SwiOII, - Yodc. ·NY 10156. ' 1 TAURUS (April »May ~) I 'IGtol:,r.::ll!o \Sept. ••PM! you DOW JIOI•I, you'll hiYO IO , _ . _,, yaur . . . . . will b t ' clolwoiiil, lf)'OII . .,IIIt ........ -........ ....""" ,,,,. -or bt . dll ........ , . . - . ~··"""""' . . - iatra dillpn1 In ....., for . .y. If y011 io1 1111111 lie fond- 10 lht wn1111 ponao, olou ;quid oocor. .· ,, ., Today'l Clue: K BCIUIIII 0 • · I ' ' 0 • JYMJBD EFYM SVA OZ JVV VWJ P F ,'. ZCJZ DZ 'ATWFZO BYA MCJZ OD O ·Z ZWYV J LZ W P ~ ."•. ZCJZ K VA F Z D.' ·c J P P 8 0 . Z PAR ·J F PREVIOUS .SOLUTION; "Jim haa the Midas lou<th- evetylhlng he louc/IM Steve Raible, ·on coach Jim Walden. lums to mulfters.• - · • ·. ·'' .'::~:t;~' s~~Q{llA.;..&:Etrs· ::~: _;_;.:.;:.;;;,;::..._;:.:...= l~llo~ ., ClAY I. POUAN.--..0...---- , Rearra"o• lah1r1 of 0 lour ocra mblod wordo •• low •, 10 lorm four alm~l• wo1rca.r;..,. ·. ·,, ·;·. ' 11-;......:.V...:I;....Q:!..,::.E..:;R;..,.:U~~ . . .I . I I I 11 ., ! C L E'wH . , 2 .111. 1 .I ... ~ ' . '"' ,N~' ' D.A Nyc J...--,,:;.3..; .;.l.:.;..,l.;,4...:,.l--1 Originality is the art of remem1 ....J.L.-.L. . ....J.L.-..L . ....J~ bering what you hear but forgetL. ,..;..- ---'----"'_;;ting where you - - - - - it. KUTJEN 1----rl:....;;,.,...:...,.:,:....;.1!!.,:.:...1-.-1 Q Com~lete tho chuekle quo!od I • I • • • • • • -' by lilting In tho miulng words you develop from st•p Nt:t 3 below. ' '~ ·,' f9 PRINT NUMBERED U.TJERS IN THESE SQUAR S · • A ,. ; "\ " UNSCRAMBlE ABOVE lETTERS 10 GET ANSWER . ! .• ·.,. SC~LETS ANSWERS Grassy- qffer- Stunt- Brawny · TWO FANS My cousin had gotten engaged. Granny claims tha! love is a fan club wilh only TWO FANS. MARCH22I Be careful. ·PISCtiS (feb. 2QoM.,.h 20) EmOit0111 mull bt tllllil~ toll out.• of cloclolon IMittna today. A foil, uro to il:lop your~. illfod 011 on lmponoat t>1lfll could lelllto ... l.\ ,. Ctlobrlty Cipher cryptogram• oro created from Quolalionl by fainouo - ' " • Pill and · pruent. Ettellltttar In tho c!phor - l o i anolh<or. · put up their oklllal th~ir hollow t>lk wlllleove you stlUidinJ olono. · IOriOIIIIflO'I· ". by Luis Campo• ain& from those who.think they're areat ~ but when it come s tinw to writh of.co-wodlen. lt'a olcay 19 ' .10 t.c..hmoJw, e/o dill IIIW'I'!" .. ,, CELEBRITY CIPHER e'ac.h detail -is clearly compre· hended by both partie&. There would be nothing but trouble in time not easily resolved. SA011TARJUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Sometimes you can be a viclim of your own,pooi' plunning. lf you're too muchlin q. huiTy today to pay prOjects the proper atte~­ tion they deserve, look for a bt& mess to come out of chaos. CAPRICORN (Dec . 22·l•n. f9) Don't allow )'ourself to be talked into something to which you're opposed. Othc!'S could brins enumgltments Into your tjfe'tQday that yor.t've been Uyins very hard to avoid. AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Feb. 19) Today you ~;ould actalot ofbra&· in town. CANCER (Ju~ 21-luty 22) Oroli~ins your pleasural>le inltr· c5ls today with funds cannarked · for necessjties could do more harm to. your bud&~ than you bar· 1ai.,ed for. Do only whal you can •lford. . LBO (July 23-A•t· 22) Be extra careful todly With all affairs of tht home. Mind what you say, do and how you react lo othor1. An lncidcnl wuld occur unex· pe<lldly 11101 mipt emote IOIIJ term pcoblems. • VJROO. lA... 23-Sept 22) Stickinl your nose Ia lhll Wn>lll phcol.- y eould brine the Eltck~volopmonta could • SCORPIO (Oct . 24-Nov. 22) Before entcrinc into any agrc:ement with anybody today, be :!ure .-.pairm~n .' be In the ~. ahNd GEMINI (t.lay 21 -Jun. 20) ful ·= . WOI ' IOihlcleof ':I Sure, you're clever, but noc tq the point where you CJin fiXanythina: on chis Banh. If you Jd in over your head today, you ·could tum out to be: lhe most expensi\le ,,J . ... llelf-ncl I ~ ·1 :: 44~···,·· wilkthl I,WEDNESDAY ~ abbr. WIM lll1doM • . 43=r ; ~ J • etyle • 31 Put on gUIIfd · - All pass Sentinel FraeEallm~es SIZII II' X 10'· to 10'xao· · Houra PomeroY, Ohl9 Sewing machine cleaner• repitlred '2H70Baahan V.C, v.OUNG.Ill .....,OIIIa • vacuum JACKS ROOFING : &'CONSTRUOION· •Yinyllldlng ' PU1IIno •Pitlo. POidt lleotte . I',.. Etiiii•IN 992·1215 kno'H: .' ~ ures~ ~n ~ c ' j i 1 M1ddleport New 'Haven · !J 45771 740-941-2217 YOUII'S WIPIIITII SIIVICI ·llill.llul 15 Hklh ground 11 eullcllng wing pencil ~10 _ SHACK DEALE~ 1j i Racine, Ohio oflooftnll • Clutllrt e II'/ I 1 Road We Semce AU Make• Wathen • Dryere Rangee - Refrigerators Freezere • Diah Waalier 54 J (740) 985·3948 ofltwlllrlgll •lltctrlul I Plumlllng ~ a1 ,r~ / ill AT&T CELLULAR & ..<! BLACKBEAR PAGING. IIGELI ELECtRONICS Y! . ILL'S SELF .STORAGE .... .... ion. . ·~ \ ~' UtilWeo 174019924131 *MASONRY *BOBCAT SERVICES . ~ 992-2635 882-36'6 6 th1lpplllnce l Bu&lour & Baclchoe . Septic Syllernt & RESIDENTIAU/1/1///COMMERCIAL 0 E ~E ESTIMATES........FULLY INSURED N T Bl'lin Morrison I Racine, Ohio ~ E ~ ' M •• r-----~------------~------~ -· $6.7$/50 Ill. bag 0 e Movies' .' Bnn.1 740-742-9501 'Toll Free , Nutrena Hunters Pride Dog Food Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime guarantee. Local retsrances· turnished. ES· tebl~hed 1975..'CaH 24 Hrs. (740) 446·0670, 1·800·287·0578. ~og­ era Waterproofing. 1.1• , .1.r F..-• Dtllve;y Ag. Service . ' Ail replacement parts Shade. River . ' . .. . -"•. •, ' .,. HOWARD · .i EXCAYAIIHG CO. ~-~l R.,..otmt,_. lulolody PGftl Home en+. w~rn -. ~ ' ....-~~--~- -: RUOuallty Boat V-205 Rinker Cuddy Cabin 20 loot. $12,000, Phone : (740) · 268·8926 ~ -~ WV Contractors Lie. '93 Stratos Fish & Ski boat, 120 hp Evlnrude motor, Stralo& Trail Trailer, many opllons. va,.Y good condition, $8500, call 740·742, 2249. 1995 Metallic Blue & Sjlvar Pro· craft, 170V Bass Boat w/a £18 . tOO HP Mercury Outboard w/50 thrust, 12/24 Volt Tr911ing Motor, llvewell &~trailer. Like new condl· lion. Will listen to trade-Ins. (304)862-3652. · ? · +o Cell Phone 674c33Jl . Fax 304-67 5-245 •Driveways • Tennis Courts •Parking lots • Playgrounds •Roods • Streets ' :r ·... 8711-2417 or 4411-1428: 1997 Honda Foreman, 4WO, excellent condition, 800 miles , $4000, 740-992-5(165. 1999 Honda 450 ES 4 Wheel Drive · E~ecallent Condition, ~.800, 740·268·92... TROU\, f.A\ 'f.M ! New Homes • Vinyl Siding • New Garages • ·Replacement Windows • Roqm Additions Man 12 RU8hed 14 liagme1VGrly BY PHILLIP ALDER . Stop In And See Steve Riffle · · Sales Represep.tative. Lar'ry Schey fB perge"'l Mtlng 51 eryn Ill• The right touch 741117-a•a ' West Opening lead: • 10011 St. Rt. 7 South CqoM"•· OH 41Ti3 . 41Notr..tyfor Vulnerable; Neither Dealer: South · All Breeds 740o949-5416 AI Mabs Tractor&: Equip11111nt Parts Factory Authorized Case-IH Parts Dealers. AT 11:30 P.M. Main St., Pomeroy,OH · P.ylng $80.00 82,000 Milos, Air, Need& A l ltllo Body Work. Painted, $6,000 080; 1993 Dodge Spirit 4 Cylinder, AU· tomatlc. 100,000 Mile&, S1,800 OBO, 740-256-1233. 1997 Ford Ranger XLT, 2 wheel drive, step aida, axcal!ant condl· tlon, 4 cyl., auto, lie, amlfm CO, ~.ooo mllta, cuatom wheals, fl7795. berglus ,bod cover, $8,999, 304.. 773-5305 after epm. C&C Ganerat Home Matritenenco· Painting, vinyl oldlng, 1997 Rongor XLT Stopolde, carpentry, doofs, windows, balha, 32,000 mlltl, S .IPttd, air, CO, mo!>llo homo - lr ond mole. For crulu, $10 ,000 llrm, H .0-949·· free ootlmota call Chot, 740·9922221 . 6323 . . saaoo. Thuradaya , -lnltrlot .aa" e ·c·· ·, 42r.=- A K 5 • Q8 5 DIPDYIAI PIRft Albany, Ohio loedod, $13.500. 080 74o-2561252, Home' 740-256-1618. Appliance Parte And Strvk:t: All Name Brands OYir 25 Year1 EJC· perlence AU Work Guarant•ed , French City Maytog, 740·448· 88 Ford Ranger extend cab, 740-742-2710. · t • N ails •Fle a B a the Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 toll Ins 877- 353- 7822 Ctntruftrl Wtl01m1 1998 Jeep ChirOkee 4JI4 Drive, 1999 Black Monti Carlo All Powers, In Excellent Shape! 740·388· • A6 • B a tbi!!g • Ear ll Dennis .Bryant. Owner . 39141 ST. Rt . 684 . Free EIJtimates 1992 Chevy Cavalier 4 Cyl, AJC, Pwr Sir. Pwr. Brake&, Look& Good. Runs Good . Asking $1 .800.00. '740-387-7480 Or 741l-448·9552. 1998 Burgu!'dY Subaru Legacy Outback. 27,000 Miles. (304)675· 8937. . South • Q J 10 ' 4 Opt• for lrto••illl for Ytilr Ptl'sltttlls. ~ 25 years ex:pe rience Free Estimate• 1-800·311-3391 Club Bingo On. 1995 Chrysler Cirrus. XL, Au· lomatlc, AIC. Sunroof. $9,300 OBO, 740·•48-0855 Days; 740446-8832 Eveinga And Weekends. • K 8 6 • K J 10 8 • Q J 2 • A 7 3 7 2 D? 5 2 Ponu Qwdi.t.;r oon r.rete fl atwork 11nd all metal build inp ~&S41/tt 1998 Chrysler Town & Country 1995 Camero. Air, Tltt , Cruise , co. Tinted Glasa, 58,000 ¥11e& , Asking $8,500, 740-446·8172, 740-256-9103. • • My.Ue 7 40· 7 42·80 111 WILLIS' SEAMLESS GOnERS 1987 Chevy Van, Full Size , Railed Roof, Conversion. 350 V 8, Auto. PS, PB, PW. 68,000 l'l'llies. Good condition. $5,000 . (304)312·924,0. LXI Van, 47 ,000 Mllae, V-6, 1993 Grand Am $3,995; 1991 lu· mina Euro $3,995; 1992 Cavalier RIS $3,195; 1990 Skylark SM 95; 1992 Accllsm 4 Doors, $1,995 , Cook Motor&, 74o-446·0I03. Eaat 730 Vans & 4-WDs 1992 Chevy Be retta . 5 Speed. 82,000. mile&. 13500 . . OBO. {304)675-5823. 1993 Ford Probe GT, amffm CO, air, cruise. power seats and sunroot, leather interior, sharP. $4000 080, call740·992.0053. BgtMmq, Jpc;, •Estes Rockets and Accessories •Trains by Lionel & MTH •K-Line •Gargtaves Track •Athearn •Model Power •Atlas •Lifeline Pomeroy Eagles 1993 Buick Rega l. Minor left front damage. $1 ,700. (3041773-5725. Ool4 'n' ''r! Welt • s. 2 lndependtmt Dea ler Cheater, 1984 Nlnan 300 2X , runs but needs work, $750, 740..992·2222 days, 740-742·1 507 0YOS: . \ • 10 D 7 6 Cpnnec:t!pli 1984 Grand Prix 2 Doors, Good Work Car, Aui\S Good, $900 , OBO 740-44J-o533. •I.OMIII•- ·maa•• 740-992-Sitl 7122/TFN 1984 Camero V-8, Good Condl· North CIS-22-«t • A 53 • Q 4, 3 • 84 3 • K J 10 9 SEPTIC TANKS, LEACH BEOS INSTAU£0, W.TER·GA ELECTRIC LINES, BAS£11ENT·FOOTEAS, -Lf HOM£ SET UPS, ROAD BUILOING·L.IHO ClEARING, HORtlONTAl I FIElD Your Concrete lion, 7~·6641 Alter 5 P.M. 1986 Camarb, 35!5 HP Engine With .Approx i mate!~ 3,000 Mites, T·Top &, Good B<Tdy & Paint. 4 Inch HoOd Scoop, $3,500, 7of.O· 245-5443. UIIIIGI•IIOml• 33795 Hiland Rd. Pomeroy, Ohio 740-te2·11571 441Y"* TV- Self-Sttt•t• •Complete ·---- .=...c:.• -77ACROSS 10Bird'ehome Hlth & Dty •New Home• CARS $100, $500 & UP. POLICE IMPOUND. Hondo' s Toyota'&. Chevys, Jeeps, And Sport Utili· ti es . Call Now! 800·772· 7470 : EXT. 7832. -3. so Now lleatbtc co•mumo11 The O.lly Senllnll • Page B 5 • ol lily, Jlmt Drywa_tt ~ ·Conatructlon. 4ra You A Metal Bul~lng Erector 2 Point Morao: One 4 V..ra Old; Ntw Conatructlon & Rtmodtll /Contractor? Wo Have Foctory 1 Ono Vooro , Old; Arabian Direct Bulldlngo Wllh NO O.altr· Goldtngo: ·Ona 7\lliero Old; Ont , 89 Ford F·3&0 Suporcob Dually, Dryovatt, Siding, Aoqtt, Addt· ohlp Fae Or VOlume Colilmltmtnt. 3VHraotd, 740-3811351. loaded , 740·849·2365 or 740· · tlono, Painting, ttc. (3041874· 4823 or (304)674-otss. ALL SIZES /All LOADS. El• 949-3117. DORADO BUilDING SYSTEMS 2 Yllr !)ld Stud Colt 1100. 740L'l\tlnaston't Baaemtnt water 1-800-27t-4300. 388-8285. Salt or Trade. 1g82 Chevy Pick· Proofing, all· baument repalra up. Rtltulft, gOOd peint and lnltrl· done, tre• tstlmtltl, 'lftllme Blbybtd, tlrotlar. car soar, high Butd1er Hogl. 740-2llll-e&10. or. $3800. (304)876·71190. guarontot. tayro on job expert· choir, wollrar, ploypen. 304-875· enco. (304)1195-3887. 2101. Fair Pigs For $1110. 740-MHJt88 Or 740 448 4382. .. . IIG ICIIEEN TV. Taira Oh Small 840 Electrfcal and 730 Vent & 4·WDs · Monthly Payme.nll. Good Credit ~atr Plgo. Born 2110/00, 140 Refrigeration Each; Aloo, Sholto For Solo, 3 1978 GMO 112 Ton Von, 350 AuRoqunct. 1·800·716·1857. For $100, 74Q.fte-e018. tomotlc, $1 ,200 Runs GOO<I, 740. Attention: Now Hooting And COlli· Complete DISH Network ~atellltt lng Shop Olloro Gnoot A - And system, brand new, $99, 740· .Rotilotorod Red f1ollod Ltmouoln Excolont 8oroloo. lot OUr ExpoitBull For Sale Yearling, Phone 1'979 Jeep , 4WD Truck. Auto 992· 1162 or 30•· 773-5305 alter 740 H8 8081. trans, tow mlloago1 380.4 Bo"ell, tMe Ttohnlclan Give You A 8pm. new tlrea & whHII. Sharp TruCk. Fftt Eatlmatt Today And 1111 Tho Spring Auoh. Call Advanced COMPUTERS - low Or Down. Wild Turkoyo For Sale, Evenings (304)875·1584. Comfort · Syllomo AI 740·•46· low Montnly Poymonto. Y2K Only. 740-448-3945 . · , 1985 Oodgt Aamchargor, 350 V· .0986. Compliant. Almotl ~I'Oryono Ap. Yearling AQHll Gray Colt, Broke 8, 4 Speed, Aunt GOOd, , Needs provOd. t-etXJ-817·3478 Ext 330. To Tie And load, Asking tgoo,' Work On 4WD. Serious lnqulrtll ' Rtsldan'tlal or CO!Mllrdat wiring, I 740-H88011 . . otrvlct or ropalro. Motltr l• Only. $1 ,200 .00 080. Call Bot- Grubb' I Plano- tu~ningd~ ~Ua ~ ween 3:30Pm And 8:00Pm. 740· cenatd ele·ctrlctan. Ridenour Probtomo? Nood nt Yoorllng Jock Donkoy, Aoklng EIOctrlcol, WV000308, 304·875· 387-0229 • p~onoOr. 740 446 $400, 740-4411·8081 . 1786. a Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio H8y & Gl'lln 1988 Chevy 112 ton pick-up, 4x4, $6,000 or 4-wheeler aa trada in . (304)773-5284. 388-0406. $$BAD CREDIT? Go! Caoh Loans To S!,OOO. Debt Consoli· . 620 Wanted to Buy datiOn To $200,000. Crld!J Cards, Mortgages, Refinancing . And TOIACCO Poundags Wanted Auto Loans Available. Meridian To Lease Fo; A Good PriCe Paid Credit Corp. 1·800·471 ·5119 Ext. Up Front, Call Jodrey J. Farm 1· 1180. 937-373-48of.4 Can Call Collect After 9:00 P.M. 22•x21• c::haat freezer, 6.1 cubic foot, $100, 1221 Collego Rd .. Syr· Wanted- RCA or Hughes Dlrecl acuae, 740.992-5008, leave maa- TV 11-;stem, will pay. top dollar, oago, Ora Bail. Wolfle 740·949·3315 leave mos· ~7 Wadneeday, March 22, 20CICJ · Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio \! II .. • �• • , ' • I hge B 4 • The Dlllly Sentinel 540 M'-1-.ous Mill cl~e~~diM Diamond Ring I'« Silo, O.SI Clr• oto, MorQulo Cut, E Color, S· I ClerHy. 1.t Carat White GotCI Mount, 20 Ol11110nd Chlpo Tollltng .• 5 Clroto, l .... Phone I At 7_.1 .()353, Modern t Bedroom Aparttnent, Garden 740 441 C380. er; bumper; • whllla ; kerosene New Haven· one bedroom turnllhtd epartmen t, deposit and rtft rtn cea. no pe lt. 740·882 · 01115. Nice One Bd rm Unturn!shed Apartment. Aongo l Aoltlg. pro· vldtd. Water & G arbage Paid. c-an Required . Call 1-10·«8· "345Aftor8:1XlPm , Nortn •th Avenue, Middleport- 2 room otllcloncy oportmont, ~ h and refarances. no pets, 740· 1182-()185. Now Taking Application•- 35 West 2 Bedroom Townhou11 Apartments, lneludea Water Sewage, Trooh, 131!/Mo .. 740· tll~r; lawn mower: wash- hooter; 740-887·3254, Hot Sprlnga hot tub, 4 person, good condition, win hM top, hn new heater and new thermolilt, lo me chamlcaiJ Included, coder wltt1 blue top, call 740-11825053 afttr 5pm. JANITAOl HIEATINO ANO COOUNG EOUIPIIENT INSTALlED ·u You Don 't C1ll Us, We Both LOSI. " Free E&Cimateal 740- of.of.6· 8308, 1·800-291-oo98. JET AERATION MOTORS Repaired, New & Aebuih In Stock. Call Ron Evans. 1-1100·537·9528. ueoooe. One bedroom apartment In Mlddloport. 740-1182·g1g1 , Rental Property. Collage Apt 2br. $250. Freshly pa inted exterior. --Realty 304-675-5540. Twin Towers now accepting ap· plk:atlons fo r 1 SA. HUD subsld· tzed ept. for elderly ·and handlcepped. EOH. (304)675-6879. Unfurnished 5 Rooms, Nice At· tractive Apartment, Point Pleasant, WV, References, Deposit, 7~1 AJter 5 P.M. VIllage Green Apartments- 2 bedrooms, total ·electric, appltanc~ ea fUrnlahld, laundry roOm faciUtitl and cloae t'o school, appucadons available at office, 740-992· 3711 TOO 1-818·233-6694. Equal HoLIII.no Opponunily 460. SPice for Rent 600 square feet office building , $3!!0/mo., mobile home spaces. S120/mo., 2 bedroom mobile home, $300/mo., . Rlverpark, Po· moray. 740-949-2093. Llrge, private, mobile home lol, at Santa'• Forest, on Rt. 87, wa· terlsewer. References . $90 month. (304)675-4138. Mol>lto Home Lot For·Rent. Takes Up To 16' Wide, 740"••6·0175, $125/Mo .. $100 Deposit, Aefertnc81, 740-446-0175. Mobile Home Park lot Available, $115/Mo., Addtoon Pike. Wlu· mon Aeoily, 740-4-i6·3844. MERCHANDISE 510 Household Goods Appliances : Reconditioned Washers. Dryers. Ranges. Refrl· grators. 90 Day Guarantee't French City Maytag, 740·448· Jewelry Sale: 30 Year Collecuon Avon Jewel ry, Mos t Still Boxed, Never Worn To See Call 740· ~ -0639 . MOBILE HOME pWNERS Huge Inventory, Discount Prices, On Vinyl SIOrtlng , Doors. Wind· ow s, Anchors, Wa ter Heaters, Plumbing & Electrical PBQa, Fur· naces & Heat Pump&. Slnnetts Mobile Home Supply, 740-446· 9-4 16 www.orvb.com'bennett Nice Used Furniture and Appliance&. (740)·446·4039 (7•0J· - 1004 Anytime. NO MON.EY DOWNIII CompaQ HP IBM Desktops /Laptops , E· Comarca Websi tts. Start Your HomeBuslnass Today! Almost Everyone Approved! Low Monthly Payments, Free Color Printe r 1· 888· 479·2345 (ToiiFroet www.eju,..startcom RESIDENTIAl HOllE OWNERS TBppao HI Efficiency go,-. Gas Furnaces, Oil Furnaces, 12 Seer Heal Pump & Air Conditioning Systems Free 6 Year Parts & La· bar Warranty Bennelts He.atlng & Cool ing, 1-800·872·5967 www.otvb.com'bennett Aorls Gun Shop, 740.742-8412. Sawmill $3,'795, .Saw Logs Into Boards, Planks, Beams. Large c,paclty. Best SawmilL Value An· ywhere. FREE Information. 1·800578-1383 NORWOOD SAW· MilLS 252 Sonwlll Orlve, Buffalo, NY 14225. STEEl BUILDINGS : Factory Cancellations 25x30 , 30x40, 4511100, 50x140 New Materials 1 StllinR .At lnvotcel. 1·800·211 · 9394X~7. VIAGAAfflf ORDER BY PHONEIII Stay AI Home!rt ·1·800·211 · 1737 Dept.F Walerllne Special: 314 200 PSI ms. $21.95 Per 100 ; 1' 200 PSI For Salt : Reconditioned wash· $37.00 Per 100; All Brass Com· ers, dryers and refrigerators. pression Fittings In Sloe~ Thompsons Appliance. 340·7 .RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jackson, Ohio, 1·800-537·9528 Jacklon ......,ue, (304)875-7388. WHITE'S METAl DETECTORS . GOOD USED APPliANCES Ron Allison. 588 Watson Road, Washers , dryers. refrigerators, ranges. Skaggs Appliances. 76 Bldwel, Ohio, 740-446-4336. Vine Street, Call 740 -446·7398, 550 Building 1·888·818-0128. Mollohen Carpet 202 Clark Chapel Road , Porter Ohio, 740~446· 7444 'Drl>B A umo Sal'll Alotl' King Size Bed {Whlta Iron Headboard), Mallreas/Box Springs . Excellent Condition . $200 . (304)451H!214.aftor 4PM. Whirlpo'ol Refrigerator Freezer Side By Side; Kirby Upright Sweeper, PracllcaMy New With All Attechments. 740-446-1304. 520 Sporting Goods Supplies Block, brick, sewer pipes, windows. lintels. etc. Claude Winters, Rio Grande , OH Call 740·2455121. . 580 Registered Border Collie Pups, Working Parents. Imported Blood Lines, Good Markings, First Shol6, 740'379-9110. 570 Kiln dried red oak, select & #1 · common, soma cherry, 740-667· 01 t 1 or 7of.Q-667-3562. 530 Pets for Sale . AKC Labrador Puppies. Black, $175, 740-256-6733. Calloway Big Bertha Irons, 3-PW plus X· 12 A,S,L wedges, all grapolte shall&, $550. 740·992· 6273 ovenlngs. Musical Instruments Attention ·Attendon PoorboyS Music Inc. Is Coming SOon To Gallipolis Buy, ~II. lhlde, AOflOirs, 74().441-1093 Antiques Buy or sell. Riverine Antit~uls , 1124 East Main on SA 124 E. Pomeroy. 740·992·2526 or 740·992· 1539. Russ Moore•.owner. Fancy Oak Secretary Desk • Bookcase With Gallery: Early Bakers Cabinet /Kitchen Cupboard, Slone Jars With Writing, Sponge Wear Pilcher. 740·3677671 , After 5 P.M. 540 MIIICIIIaneous Merchandise : FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK 610 Farm Equipment 2 Hay Wagons $400 Each; I In· ternallonal Hay Rake $700, 7of.O· People Needed To Lose Up To 30 Pounds In The NaJCt 30 Daya, Free Samptas, 740·441 · M.F.' 112 Square Hay Baler. GOOd Condition. (304)6t5-3890. sage. 1912. We Are Buytng Tobacco Base & least. 937-895·0897. (Boloro II :00 A.M. & Allor 6 P.M.I WANT A COMPUTER?? BUT NO CASH?? MMX Technology · Will Flnanco With '0' Down. Past . Credit Problema, No Ploblam. Cell Tol Fraet-877•293-4052. · All STEEl BUILDINGS. Foctory LIQuidation. Up to 50% OFF. Mu81 Stll . •ox60, 50x100, 70x100, 60xl50, Doug 1·80().778-2578. ,.,..,.....,,.,.,...,.,,.,...,._..,..._ 10 Year 01~ AQHA Boy Mare. Bred For Moy Foal . Aoklng $1 ,500 740 H88081 . 2 Nuortno Donkoyo Jock 6 Jonny at ooo 010, 740· 448· 1 55().4 lNvt ....... Livestock 630 640 Ear corn lind oquara cal 7-40-915 148!5. PHIIJ,IP Strow: Br'Vht Wlro Tit S - V..r 'Round Delivery & Volume Oil- ALDER count Anlllbft. Htrltaga Farm. 101111 IISSIU (304)175-512• . 650 Seed & Fertilizer Tobacco Plants Now taking ordert lor this Spring. Firat Orders wtH Guarantee Best& Earliest Plantl. Otwhurat Farmo,(304)895-37401895·3789. TRAN SF'O HTATION 710 Autoe for Sale • '92 Pontiac Bonnev!llt, four door. excellent condition . aharp, ~650 , 740-949-2045 Mrlngl . HfiOUHG EXCfiVfiTIHCI Hauling • limestone • Gravel• Sand • Tapsoil• Fill Dirt• Mukh • Bulldozer Services (740) 992-3470 a l • OII'ISfel Remodeling Stop & Compt~re FREE ESTIMATES 1121100 t mo. pd. 1888 Honda Accord, perfect condition, lo mllea, one previous own-er, automatic, loaded. 740·992· 2866. 1990 Bul"ck LtSabre Limited, all power, 78,000 c::arelul miles, exCEJ!Ient condition, 7Ml-992·2529. 1990 Ford Crown VIctoria, 4 door, I 15,000 miles, &ervlced regularly, $2500, 74().44!"7194. 1991 Plymouth Blazer AS , 5 Speed. Premium Sound Package, Sunrool, Loaded , $3,200, 090, 74().446--6982. 1991 Pont. 6000 lE. 4-door. 51,000 miles. Excellent Condi· lion . $2 ,800 . (304)675· 1204/ (304)675-2034. 1987 Ford Aerostar XLT Good Condition, of.1,750, Price Negolloblo, 740-38&-84415. 1g93 S·10 Blazer 4 WO, 4.3 l itre Vortec. Loaded, 87 ,000 Miles, Asking $9,000, 7•0·256·9244 Or 740-448·4423. . 8358. 1899 MUsubl.hl Mirage, Grt~~tn Extertor, 36,000 Miles, Excellent . Carll Will Take Pay·Oif, 740·245· 0333. · 92 BonnaviUe SE sedan, metallic blue, 80.000 miles·. good condition, asking $6 ,000, 740-7of.2· 8200. HONDA's $100, $500 & UP. PO· liCE IMPOUNO. Honda's Toyo· ta's, Chevy&, Jeeps, And Sport Utilities. Call Nowt 80().772·7470; EXT.6336. CARS FROM 12tiMO. lm· pounds iAepos. Fea. $0 Down 124 Mos. 019.9% For Listlngs 1·800319-3323 X2t68. 720 Trucke for Sale 1988 C-30 Chov. (Ton) • Speed, 35~ Engine, 9' !=Ia! Bad, Raes'e And Gooseneck Hitches Complate, 740"!46-2974. 199• Ford Ranger XlT 2 WD, New Tires. 5 Speed, Looks Groet, Stainless Steel c~rome Along Bottom, SS.SOO, 740-••6-4109; Altllr 5, 740-379-2589. t994 GMC 1500 Series SlE Loa'dad, V-8, Automatic, Low Milts, Weekdays 9:30 A.M. -5:00 P.M. Call 740·•46·2445 ; Allor 5:00 P.M. And Weekends Call 740-448·1309, Ask For V~gll. 1997 black Chevy S·10 Step&lde Exlended Cab, 3 door. loaded, 25,000 miles, very sharp, full farlngs, $12,000, 740·949•2045 or 740-949-:!203. 1994 Ford F-150 Xlt, V·8, au · tomallc, 4WO, 8' bid, air, electric. wtndowa, bedllner. fiberglas& top· per, excellent condition, $12,000, 740-1182·5065. South • I. SNT E-mail - mm y•licpollii.@AOL.eom Also Show Quality P o m e ra n ia na & P et 94 Astro van for sale, 740·992· 324~. · 1988 TRX 250R Honda. $2700 . (304)576-2711. 1990 Harley f?portster. 883, Black. Excellent Coodillon . Hy· parchargar, Saddlebags, Lots or chrome. 14,000 miles. $8,200 . 080. (304)675-2443. 1991 Honda 4 Tru, 4Wd. Aunds good, in good shape. Only used lor Oeer Hunllng. (304)578-2781 . . 1994 Honda, ZR 50 . Excellent Condition, Hardly used. (304)458· 2214. Leavt~age. 1996 Yamaha Kodiak 400, warn winch, atg Foot kit, Pro Design air IIIIer, 76t mltos, $4500, 304· 773· 5715 daya, 740•992·3024 even. lngo. Sunset Rom• Construetfon Cabinets· Vinyl SidingRoofs • Decks • Gareges Free Estimates Bryan Reeves www.sun Dme.com BISSELL IUILDERS 219 E. 2nd Pomeroy, Ohio Used Appliances INC. 992·.1550 The Appliance THE BORN LOSER Cf>.F.ff. Dl I 740·741·3411 "Were Back" Parts • All Makes ,,• •.• . New Construc:tion &; Reniodeling - Kitchen $300.00 Coverall $501).00 Stlrbul'lt Progretalve top line. Uc. I 00-50 11ntlillll • Roofing COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES 740·992·7599 Ken Yo11ng (NO SUNDAY CALlS) Henderson ,' WV lOIII' 750 Boats & Motors for Sale 790 Campara & MotorHomae Nice Pop-Up Camper Sleeps 7, New Canvas & Windows, $800 080, 740·256-6457. . SER VICES 810 Nutrena Western Pride 12% .Sweet Feed $5.00/50 lb. bag S rin Seeds 8 Fertilizer P/Q CONTBACTORS. INC. c *CONCRETE *BACKHOE SERVICES M N ~ , IT! •; • •I : / 1 • , ·· i Servit:ea , . ' House·& Trailer Sites Land Clearing & . Grading . ·.' •!loom ICklllloni llitmodtltne llll y11. Local 740-742..()418 New ROOfs • Rapalra • • Coating• Outtera :. • Siding • Drywall . • Painting • Plumbing PSI CONSTRUGION . . Remode1i~ Roofinl, New A itions, Polo Buildinp, Ete. 5 CC»>CLUDES Nff PORTION ''SilOWANDTELLP WHERE · I "AVE 51-tOWN VOU ALL M'( NEW" 55~Au­ 17-•-k STMI- UU. 11 "K~· - 20 ...,..•• goer 23 Thin caaltl. DOWN :ze - -me 30 32 34 35 1 Woltln2 Egg lhiiPid 3 smetlbr- ScMclw Debonair Beeln, e.g. Planted 4 ActorMIMO --ceprl .... 5 - -~ a Sunce-.nd 7 aeon- 38Typeolcurve 37Slil~ clock ~ 391ntentloolt 40 llu•IRI 21 Entli .. . lie 22Moel__, 2311t81n- ' Supet'mltn'• 24 Rlpelw 11 River In 25 ActOr P8111M 27 Art btbtdln " Belgh•n mcY••- · Pase ,Pass 1111 21R..,..uble penon Eaat ~ AdviN, Did Pass 33V-.,. 31111: ..... 40 EarlhquliQ 10 I "'> f"nSi+i>~«!. ct re's E .. . ( s " 111\lltl ...,,.- I ie e s<riot . "!, ~i ~ r"'""• :. ~ SIT DOWN, KID! 60NNA 51-!0W 'EM Ml( NEW ROCKET LAONCI-IER! I-lOW DO 't'OU LiKE NEW . ~PRAVIN6 DOLL'' LAUNCilER?! Q~ DOLL" . The final trump-entry-killing deal in Ely Culbertson 's article, reprinted in this month's Bridge World magazine, is by far the hardest. Even two top experts would be happy to defeat four spades. Well, do you see how they might do it? 1 dislike C11lbertson's auction. t would have been in three n.o· trump in only .two bids (I NT-3 NT), which is easy here, even · after a heart lead from West. The defenders need to win one trick in each suit. The declarer must either discard a red-suit los· er on the fourth club or endplay East to lead away from the heart. king. · First, to try to avoid an endplay, East plays the diamond jack at trick one. Declarer wins and takes the spade finesse ; East ducks. South repeats the spade finesse, East winning with the Icing imd returning his la'st spade to remdve dummy' s entry. Then, when . declarer plays on clubs, East, noting his partner's two on the firs_t round to show an odd. number, holds up his ace for two rounds. If South had continued with a third club, E11st would ·have returned· the diamond queen to defeat the c.ontract. Instead, South cashed . the diamond ace, East ' unblocking the queen, and played another diamond. However; West switched to a heart, setting up 1he fourth defensive trick before East · could be endplayed with his club· ace. (Yes, South can succeed by . playing a diamond .when in dummy with t!Jo,spade ace .) , The Bridge ·World includes Bridgeworks, a 12-page section featuring material for the advanc-. ing player. An annual subscription · is $57, and full details may be obtained by going to www.bridge- world .com on the .internet, or by calling (800) 366-1939. To get a current weather report, check the ' .,1' 41 WMkend- wtlaramlng a 47 MIN ICett of ........ . . oomiDI .~. 1\undo)r, 1\ftn:h 23, 2000 Joseph Jacks 740.992-2068 7:00AM ·8 PM IICom&IIM CD btiD for you in the; y~ contemlnJ involvemenrs · · wittr 1... 'oraoni&atlom. lull be · CIIOiut you doo'r bite off """" lhan you can chew. · ARIES (Mud! 21 -April 19) Cone....._ or lnclilfereoce tl>ooot you~ financial tnnuctk111110d1)' t;OUid tum • to be extremely : • co~y doW11 the line. - k oil · , ' the naure1 InVOlved )'OUI'Iilf. 1o .; ., Know where Ia loat for 1011111a ~ : and you'll' fiad it. Tlte All~ • • <~'10(1• Motc•mobr in11oady ~ Cellular . Jeff Warner.Ins. ' ,. .· 992~5479 ·free Estinilies 740-992-1709 •• ; • ,.,..., wltlcb ''"'' " ' 1V111111tl· • ; cally fJ01(ocl lor yoo. MoU $2.75 · bt delllt conocioul,but aoty coo· ~mtna your own affaitt. · IJBRA 2)-9ct. ll) If you -vlty from thin•• · :•pir,P.O.IIoiii7SI,Minly , 'SwiOII, - Yodc. ·NY 10156. ' 1 TAURUS (April »May ~) I 'IGtol:,r.::ll!o \Sept. ••PM! you DOW JIOI•I, you'll hiYO IO , _ . _,, yaur . . . . . will b t ' clolwoiiil, lf)'OII . .,IIIt ........ -........ ....""" ,,,,. -or bt . dll ........ , . . - . ~··"""""' . . - iatra dillpn1 In ....., for . .y. 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Ettellltttar In tho c!phor - l o i anolh<or. · put up their oklllal th~ir hollow t>lk wlllleove you stlUidinJ olono. · IOriOIIIIflO'I· ". by Luis Campo• ain& from those who.think they're areat ~ but when it come s tinw to writh of.co-wodlen. lt'a olcay 19 ' .10 t.c..hmoJw, e/o dill IIIW'I'!" .. ,, CELEBRITY CIPHER e'ac.h detail -is clearly compre· hended by both partie&. There would be nothing but trouble in time not easily resolved. SA011TARJUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Sometimes you can be a viclim of your own,pooi' plunning. lf you're too muchlin q. huiTy today to pay prOjects the proper atte~­ tion they deserve, look for a bt& mess to come out of chaos. CAPRICORN (Dec . 22·l•n. f9) Don't allow )'ourself to be talked into something to which you're opposed. Othc!'S could brins enumgltments Into your tjfe'tQday that yor.t've been Uyins very hard to avoid. AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Feb. 19) Today you ~;ould actalot ofbra&· in town. CANCER (Ju~ 21-luty 22) Oroli~ins your pleasural>le inltr· c5ls today with funds cannarked · for necessjties could do more harm to. your bud&~ than you bar· 1ai.,ed for. Do only whal you can •lford. . LBO (July 23-A•t· 22) Be extra careful todly With all affairs of tht home. Mind what you say, do and how you react lo othor1. An lncidcnl wuld occur unex· pe<lldly 11101 mipt emote IOIIJ term pcoblems. • VJROO. lA... 23-Sept 22) Stickinl your nose Ia lhll Wn>lll phcol.- y eould brine the Eltck~volopmonta could • SCORPIO (Oct . 24-Nov. 22) Before entcrinc into any agrc:ement with anybody today, be :!ure .-.pairm~n .' be In the ~. ahNd GEMINI (t.lay 21 -Jun. 20) ful ·= . WOI ' IOihlcleof ':I Sure, you're clever, but noc tq the point where you CJin fiXanythina: on chis Banh. If you Jd in over your head today, you ·could tum out to be: lhe most expensi\le ,,J . ... llelf-ncl I ~ ·1 :: 44~···,·· wilkthl I,WEDNESDAY ~ abbr. 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Several months GLENDALE HEIGHTS ILL. ago, my husband, "Archie:• met a DEAR L.B.: You have also woman online . .He chatted with given me something to think her every day. then, began to call about. I see no reason to celebrate her on the phone. .He also sent anything a year in advance. Why her S3 cards, along with sweet rush it? I'm still trying to get used poenu and small gifts. Wh,en I to writing the year 2000 - and confronted Archie about this it's not easy. ADVICE ~oziness, he insisted that they . Some people are happy to have were just "computer pals." So far any excuse for a parry. Folks, the ates at an adolescent level, and he new century and the new millen~ I know, they ·never met. . A few months ago, this woman is not going to change. You can nium begin on Jan. 1; 2001. The married another man she met insist, however, that he stop call- worldwide extravaganza this past online. She sent Archie an e-mail ing and sending gifts to his online New Year's Eve was only a warmto let him know about it, and cutie, and be very firm about it. up. The real celebration is yet to then, told him she would no Some joint counseling might be . come. Batten down the hatches, longer be chatting with him. He helpful. I recommend it. and hang on to your hat! Dear Aim Landen: OK, so was terribly ·upset when he That 'first kiss, that first . this isn't the most pressing issue of learned of her marriage, which embrace... Remember all those made me wonder about the our age, but I feel my blood pres- things that brought you and your intensity of their relationship. . sure go up every time I hear the loved one together? Ann Landers' Archie insisted it was not .an terms "new century" and "new new booklet, "How WeMet," is "affair:' and that I am the only millennium." I don't think' I can now available. This collection of 'woman who ever interested him take it for another eight and a h2If sentimental love stories wiD make lexually. He swore he neve~ 'did months. It seems as though adver- a terrific gift for that special get together with her. So, I for- tisers and the media ate jumping someone. For a copy, please send Q gave him for the flirtation ; and on the bandwagon, celebrating self-addressed, long, business size • things seemed to be better this year as the start of the 21st envelope and a check or money century and the third miUennium order· for $5.50 (this includes between us. I thought he waS through with when it won't a.ctually happen .'postage and handling) to: How until 20()1. · We Met, c/o Ann Landers, P.O. his chat-room shenanigans, but I If you think I'm one of those Box 11562, Chicago, lL 60611was mistaken. Last month, Archie met a 28-year-old woman online, "millennium purists" or another 0562 (in Canada, $6.50). To find lunatic, fringe historian on a out more about Ann Landers and and has been callirtg her and lending poems and ,gifts. He told soapbox, simply pull out the "C" tead her past columns, :visit the me yesterday she is in' a terrible . book of your home en~yclopedia Creators Syndicate web page .at and look up "century." It will say marriage, and he is helping het ''recover" her self-esteem. Archie that since there was no year zero, the first century started in 1 A.D. thinks if he stops communicating and ended in 100 A.D. Therefore, with her, she ·may do something each century ends in· the year clnstic. I have told him he is zero, as in 2000, and the new one· betrayipg our marriage, but he starts with the year one, as in insists since nothing physical is 2001. This means that 'on Dec. 31, going on, I should not complain. 2000, we will celebrate the end of · Am I overreacting? Archie says the last century, and the beginthis flirtation is meaningless, but it ning of a new one. is very upsetting to .me. What can · I won't win this debate, but I I do? - NEED ADVICE DOWN know you have mariy loyal readSOUTH ers (me included); and at least I DEAR SOUTH: You can will have ,given them something accept the fact that Archie oper- Ann Landers S111·a ller:, Sltlatler even BeHer • Almost invisible in the ear • 2/3 smaller digital chip • Superior speech understandin~ • Advanced Anti-Whistling Control FREE HEARING SCREENINGS DigiFocus II combines digjtal technology with advanc.ed speech processing to deliver clearer sound quality and better speech understanding. COMPARE"'.UR DIGn"AL HEARING AID PRICES Phone (740) 592·2863 ,.,u, . ·taE~"· ·· ~ . DigiFocus·JI ·' • 408 RIChland Avenue, SuHe 101 Athena, Ohio 45701 .AssOciate PrOfessor of Family Medicine '"•.~,,-,-.;. ·r,, .... J,.,l, ' ' · .. Fannenwom COLUMBUS (AP) Farfrlers ;tatewide are worried that dry conditions .luring another growing season will cause :hem to lose a majoritx of their income for 1 second cQnsecutive year, a farming organization official said. · "While we're starting to see some of ti)e moisttire be replenished, we stiU have a lot tO go," said Joe Cornely, spokesman for the Ohio Farm Bureau. "There are a lot of f~ers that are very ne.rvous about the kirid of the weather Ohio is going to get this year. · . · . "l don't know if any farmer would be prepared for another devastating drought • about year's weather like last year." With predictions of below normal spring and summer rain, farmers could have a tough time harvesting their crops in the fall.'., There is enough moisture in the soil for farmers to plant corn, soybeans and other crops in the coming weeks, but that doesn't mean the water will remain throughout · the growing season, said JU,:. Ramey, a stat:istician With the Ohio Agriculture Statistics Service. , "Rigltt now if they had to go out and 1 ·plant the crops today, they wot,Jid probably get them in .... It's another thing·to grow it out and bring it' to harvest," Ramey said Wednesday following a meeting of the. Drought Executive Committee. The Legislature £reated the committee after a 1988 drought as a way for state agencies; scientists and others to share information and make reconunendations to the governor. The drought that hurt water levels, crops and livestock last year still is affecting farmland, with the northwest and westcentral parts of Ohio being the driest, said Julie Dian-Reed, a service hydrologist with the ', Natiopal Weather ::>ervice in Wilmington. .· · She told the group Wednesday that fore- · casts from April to June predict below nor- n.rfrnr Question: I saw my eye doctor rather complex, but ultima.tely the because I have been having eye pupil constricts because the small pain, particularly when I'm in . muscles of the iris make it do so. bright light. He said that I, had These muscles become inflamed uveitis and has treated me for it, but and sore with uveitis. Therefore, it he also wants me to' see my family hurts as they contract as an autodoctor because he said the back matic response to being in bright . • pain I've been experiencing might light. be related to my eye problems. Are . Now, your back pain poses an these ·d<ictors in cahoots, or could intelesting dilemma. Back pain is a · my back· pain and eye problems normal characteristic of the human teally have the same cause? species. More ~ 80 percent of Answwr: It is certainly possible the population wiU lose at least to llave uveitis and back pain as a some time off the job during their consequence of the same. illness, work career because .of back pain. but you qllght also simply have two Perhaps your back pain is Simply different problems that are produc- this common disorder involving a ing symptoms at the same time. I'm disturbance in the smooth coordisure that.your eye doctor wants to · nation between the muscles, ncrwork with your family physician to vous system, bones and circulation find out the specific cause or i;aus- of the· back. Howeiler, your back ~ of your . symptoms so that the pain ·may aJso be the consequence proper treatment can be used. .' ·. of a speciaJ type of arthritis that Uyeitis, the particular type of eye strikes from five to500out of every trouble you have, deserves a bit of l,OOO.You may have what we docexp~tion. I'll start with the way tots call a spondylarthropathy (yes, the eye is built. Tpe eye has a tough it's another terrible doctor name). outer wall that is composed of Spcmdylarthropathies are specific three major layets, and .a center that types of arthritis that predominantis filled with a clear. and colorless ly at\ack the joints of the spine. fluid. The tough outer layer of the Ankylosing spondylitis is the most eye inc;ludes the transparent·cornea prevalent ofthese, but Reiter's synover the pupil as well as the white drome and psoratic are also fairly · of the eye, called the sclera, around common. These conditions attack the remainder of the eyeball. The about 1.5 percent ofwh,ites, 4 per· inner layer consists of the light-sen- cent of.American blacks,18 percent · sitive optic nerve. Between these of Pima Indians, 50 percent of two - ·in the layer called !he uvea Haida Indians in Canada and - is the location of your eye trou- almost no one ofAsian ances!ry. ble. All spondylarthropathies can also The. uvea contains the iris, that cause uVeitis. In fact, in soroe indicolored part · that controls the viduals the first srmP.tom of these amourit of light entering the eye, types of arthritis.. iS eie·.pain, and it the coroid plexus tbat is a coUec- may take months. or ~ for joint tion of many small l!lood vessels, paiil to "show up" and make the and an organ named the ciliary ·diagnosis possible. . body that produces the fluid filling I think ~ur ~ doctor is trying the eye. . to take good cate of ~u ---not jlist In'flammation of the uvea is ~ur eyes, but all of ~u . He wants called uveitis; the ·condition you to llC sute that yotir ulieitis does not have. This causes general eye diJ.. indicate a more serious underlying comfOrt as weD as the pain you lllns such as a spondylarthropathy. experience in bright light. & you Your docton ate not in cahoots, know, bright light causes the pupil because that word indicates a qu~ - the opening in the center of the tionable motive for their coUaborairis through which' light enters the .,tion. Instead, they appear to be eye - to contract. The way light working together for an honorabie causes this automatic !eSpOilSC is goal- your good health. Is a enough to recover &om last year's shortfalls. Pam of the state still are about I0 inches of precipitation below normal. ·"We need a pretty wet spring, and right now it's not looking like that's going to happen:· she said. Ramey said beginning next week his agency wiU begin a survey asking farmer's how much moisture there is in the soil. He hopes 'to see timely rains throughout the ~ season \hat will keep the top soil moist and replenish groundwater reserves. t. ·.-~" He~S' ~rtied that northwest and west- A TATTOO FOR YOU- Kids at the Family Fun Fest will be able to get a · tattoo - the temporary kind, of course. The tattoos will be offered by ·· the Meigs Co.unty Tuberculosis. and Health Association, there educating patrons on the importance · of skin testing. (Charlene Hoeflich photo) . • . . BY CiwuNI! lloaucH County Health Department, the SfNiliiB. NEW SWF Family and Children First Coimcil, EAST MEIGS . ~ One big aOd the Meigs County Departme~ ~t, multi-generational in . nature ofHwnan services. · and centered on a celebration of the Activities will get underway at.9 : &mily. a.m. and continue until 3 p.m. with That is how the Meigs County more than 50 ~Cies and orgalnzaFamily Fun Fest to be held at East- . tions being imolved. There will be ern Elemen\3fY School on April 8 is health screening~ and learhing activbeing described ities, as well as a,.varifty of entertainThe fest wiD feature ".Om~ ment all day long. I.Or everyone" through its focus on The ac!ivities will. inclu~ every. . life skills within 1iunilies, by thing from ~ painting to sports ~ heali)l, !OCial and surVival I Pll}"ic:aJs, from, iflteractive crafu to education. · · ..~ nutnttonal snack$, fiom body !itt Dl--•-~ r~ th · ..V under- •. saeeninjp to llCMJty makeovers, all . · • -u~'l! wr e ~ .,,.. .:.... .....~:..:"-. ·. ., ·skiCJm '- Representatives of county.agencies ~~~d when~ Of u=, accv.~'l! ~ ('vlarg!e . ?re . local attended a planning session for the sec· inrolved agepcies met in the ron&- · who ~ chaiJ:nlan of th~ planning ond annual Fun Fest at East~~ · mentary School on April 8. · room of Veterans · Memorial corruruttee. · t ence Th Am . El. . .Power' Margie R.N., chair~ lght, sfha1rman ·of th e even. H --'k' encan . ectnc - were.• from left, Paule ""~'"Lo .e th Ligh B " will bes Plctur"" """ with her during the planning se ~ · ·; Hosting the Fun Fest are John R. th walongee With~,_.~ Charli .. Eichinger, Hol~er Home Health of Veter n emorlal Hospital; ~unie ~ M~ ,County prosecutipg . , . ~ . • o~~- · . e Meynerd; , Far)'lily. and Children Rrst Council; and Na~cy Aldndge, alioniey. .personnel of the M~, .......... flllllllly, Pll~ AJ · · health departmtlllt. (Charle(le Hoeflich phOto) , vwy'I\Jesd# ~ ' ' ;_ Sentinel chang~s(AP) juvenile·justiCe laws :asadl••-12 ..... AS ' ~·cOnalca" ldltmlele 1 .' OhibJ••ie• '' Sports . ' · lV•ther B1-2 A3 '. owo . • Pick 3: I ~9-3; Pick 4: 8-9-3-0 Sapw .__, 4-17~20-31~36-43 Kldor. 8-;4-S.S.:7-7 \I.VA. . , ' ' Dally 3: 6-:i!-7 Dally 4: 4+7:.0 C 2(!00 Ohio ValJey Publdhifl8 Co. . ~ \ \~ COLUMBUS -A bill that the judge coulq sqspend that senshifi:i the emphasis ofjuvenile justice tence a5 long :1! the child successful- . from rehabilitation to public safety. ly completes the ju~e teun. · and victims' 'rigb~ is on its way to SJ>Ilnsdied by Sen..Robert Latta; , . lawmaktrs iii the Ohio House. , R~Bowling Greea, the biD stemmed · 1The Senate.orl "'~dp~ passed · frop:~ reco~rulations the Ohio the bill under ,which children as CrimiJW Sent:e~ Cornlrumon ; ~ung as 10 could be jailed and developed . Over . two 'ye3n . and more yo!PIS olfenders would face . announce<! in AugUst: 1999. · . adult trials. "We need to send a clear lt1eSsagli , Th~ .biD,_ ~pproved ~2-1!, also to those individuals, those juvenib Ul~ ~ ~tences for committing the lt10it uiispeablxe v.anous lelony cnmes, keqls some of. . ,.,:.,;~ ..:.-..~ "- ~ ' '-""--~~- . . ·-"~ :...~~>~.. to ·=that es ._..-a....,.,., }OUIIg "'"' um:;.nuc:tll Ul :JUV<Ou"" ~~1 , age ld, will be ttented," 25 instead of21, arid requires judges 0 . It n~ to ~er an olfender to,adult court Latta said T~ . . ·• imless thete is good reasQn not .to. . ~- Bob Tafts 0\\'11 Juvenile JU$' Childrep. could face more trials nee bill JS expected to .be voted ~ut ,. ·beCause the bill :would allow judges of the House CrlJt!lnal just)c~ to ~~ ~Wig olfendets both juVI!- Committ~e ".next ~. 'lldt nile and adult sentences. The adult spokesman Scott Milbnm said sentence would require a trial, but Wednesday. • ' .. . ,~, .. - ~. •. .. , •• ' ! ,v,:i; requiring reports - documents, he added mockingly, that "already have them quaking in Kuwait and quivering in Venezuela." But.when it came time to vote, Frank cast a·" present"- not' wanting to · endOrse the legislation, but ,a~sor.~Qr~tote seen votinS'on' the 11\'l'(!ng side in the oil cartel versus ~can consumer debaie. there wete . 187 Den;_ocrats who voi:ed with Republicans for the legislation; including SOil}e who wete highly critical of the biD during a two-hour debate. "Sometimes people laugh at Congress. This is a day for laughing:• Rep. Martin Frost, D-Texas,· . declared, chastising ~e Republican ~oriry for pushing the "meaningless"legislation, which he earlier in a news release . described :u "feel good flulf." Still, Frost voted for the bill. · • Senate Republicaru, meanwhile, were planning a largely symbolic vote oftheir own on a proprice fixing. · · posed "gas tax holiday," possibly Nevertheless, it was touted by early next week, in an apparent supporters as a "wakeup call" and a attempt by the GOP leadership to "clear me5sage" ' to the Clinton try to gain some political advanadministration and OPEC, which tage on a high-profile pocketbook meets next Monday to consider new oil production levels, that this iss~nate Majority Leader 'Il:ent · country is angry over the run-up . in oil prices. · · Lott, R -Miss., this week quietly It "spotlights OPEC's price-fix- filed two gasoline tax bills - one ing activities:• declareg Rep. Ben- to suspend the 4.3 cent-a-gallon jamin Gilman, R-N.Y., !he mea- increase. that Congress approved in sure's chief sponsor. • 1993, and another to suspend the Rep. Barney Frank, D-Mass., entire 18.4 cent federal levy ridiculed the mea.~ure as "feel.good with a ·test' vote pl:l!lned for early · legislation" that does little beyond · next week. Sculpture h~no,f$ memory o~ Dr. Holzer ·,, ' GALLIPOLIS - On March 11-, a brief ceremony was held in the Charles E. Holzer Jr., MD, ~bulatory Surgery Urut for the dedication of a sculp~ ture in . memory of the late Charles E .• Holzer Jr.,. MD, founder of Holzer Clinic: and past prestdent and prestdent emeritus of Holzer Medical Center. · · Th e scul p·t ure was comnus. sioned in honor of Holzer Clinic's 50th anniversary last year. . fpUowing the introduction, comments were made by Holzer Clinic President J. Craig Strafford, MD, and Holzer . ' I Clinic general surgeon Alice A. Gricoski, and family introduclions were made by Dr. James' Orr. M..S. Charles E. Holzer.Jr. unveiled the sculpture. Present at the dedication were members of the Holzer family: Mrs. Holzer's daughters Karin Christi and Am~ and members of their fan:ilies . · · · d guests an d the' ot.h.er mvtte . . artist Robert Patnck Hutton. The sculpture of Dr. Holzer is located in the lobby of.the· ground floor at the CharlQ E: Holzer Jr., MD Ambulatory: Surgery Unit at· Holzer Medical Center. . ' SCULPTURE UNVEILED - Mrs. Charles E. Holzer Jr. (Bobbie) is shown left with the sculpture In memory of Holzer CliniC founder Or• Charles E. Holzer Jr. '\ ,, ... ~ 111p. Mlrtln Froet, .,.,.__ . f l '!Sometimes people laugh at Congress. 'I11is is a day fcor lar~ohiflo.." · WASHINGTON (AP) Republicans said they wanted to "send a .message" to OPEC oil producers. Democrats . caUed it meaningless "feel good fluff." But in the end, all but a handful of House members - Republicans and Democtats alike - voted for a bill Wednesday that both $ides acknowledged would do little to help Americans deal wit)> ~e high cost of oil, or lower prices. · Instead, the vote may ,J!ave '·r ···otemcoru•ttalteitJ1Pw 'little pa-ter Congress has to ~ddress the soaring oil and gasoline· prices that grip the nation, much less influence foreign oil production plans. The legislation, although .characterized by some lawmakers as tepid and inconsequential, passed the House 382-38, marking the first congressionall'esl'onse to the ·tripling of oil prices over the past 14 months. The bill, titled the "Oil Price Reduction Act," simply requires the White House to review pricing ptactices of the 11-member Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Couritrtes and the president to work with other nations to restrict military assistance against countries ~ 1:9, be engaged in petroleum . Senate·votes for bill that ~· · C,leQder Qeeeifiedt prospects for recovery because forecasts for rain are below normal. "That's our gteenbelt," he said. Fred Dailey, director of the Ohio Department ofAgricultute, said he's urging farmets to take ptecautions such as crop insurance in case a lack of rain prevents crops from thriving. He cautioned farmers from taking comfort in last weekend's steady rains, which pushed precipi1:1tion levels in southwest · and southeast Ohio above normallevi:ls for the year. Congress votes to confront·oil producing nations Plans ·made for' Fa.-wily Fun Fest . llaPPY central Ohio, where a good portion of the mal precipitation, which would not be state's farmers teSide, have the worst The lnfllntied tustllmer au r· I ~/lt(1~•&'•nr. ·. n .. ...~=::!1 John C. Wolf, D.O. ---- • • ami!p · ·edicine Cou••lt'• M..p -- \.lf,lurtu· ~(! Numt"l4· t ) f, ~ oticon Jane Ann KM' Aanestad: M.A. S.rah E. Kuhn. M.A. Audlologleta, CCC·A --- ~~---~ ·~ · .......... ;.-~ .... 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