https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5fd2a0fd483fa9472969d0e4c3feaeb8.pdf c47d048570fffc0305f979a521e6cee4 PDF Text Text • • . . 8 8 • The o.lly Sentinel •• Pomtroy, Mlddlet*'., Ohio • • NBATODAY . . Details, A3 Iverson aacks.100-all tie, pushes·Slxeri past 11mberwolves • THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Allen Iverson got the call, and tbat gave Philadelphia its seventh straight }vin. Iverson had the ball in his hands ~ith 1.8 seconds left in the b"'me *!d tht.> score tied at 100. Min~sora's Kevin Garnett was called iir a foul when he tried to block 1\(Wott's jumper, and he, calmly 5ank both free throws; giving him 4~ points and the 76.:-rs a 102- 100 Victory over the Timber-wolves on ' . a:-.CU..Is frcNnPageBl ;ic-bat i11 the nimh against Derek . l:j.l\\\~ . ~~- Aftt.·r working: tn get his knee "-'"' ;111 klc in slupe the last thr<.'e weeks , S.mdcrs rejoined the Rc.is nn Mnudo1y and singh.:d in his only :H-bar against T!!x:ts. ·.:: S:lnd . .·rs otlso indi1.';1tcd Monday ~i\t lu: 's umch mur~ oplimisti~· Tues1by night . . "He got lll<'."lverson said of th~ call that put him on the line f~r the game-winner. "The shot was off and he knocked me down ." Garnett saw it differently. "It was after the shot," Garnett said of the bump betwt.>t.>n the two. "I never argued that there was contact. The shot was way over the rim. If I fouk·d him, I think it would have come up short." Garnett's coach agre~d. "I think it was unfortunate hmv the game ~nded." Flip Saunders said. "I don't think you make that kind of call. I think that was a nocall, but that's me." The victory was J>hiladdphia's seventh straight, till' 7f..·rs ' longest win streak in more than nine years. . Garnett had 31 point' and nine rebounds for ·the Timberwolws, who had their six-ga me winning streak su.:~ppcd. His jumper with 15 s~conds kft pulled Minn~'IOta even for the lint time sin•r the first quarter. Then the ~c:Wn-IOoter fouled the 6-foot lwnon. It was th~ ~ighth time dlis season and 16th time in his career that Iverson has sco"'d at least 40 points. Tyrom· Hill had 18 points and 14 rebounds for Philadelphia. · " W,•'rc starting to open a couple of eyes and starting to show pcopk• we're a team to be reck- than team Or. Timothy Krcmchek about his timetable for returning. to the majors. Kremrhck predirt,.d it would be four wee ks bef<ne Sanders w•s in top shape: Sand,•rs politely dis.Jgr.·eJ . imh,·.1 ting It would be mtKh «lmR'r. 'Td hate to h ;w~..· him say. 'Np. eiglu (\yeeks).'" Kremd1ek said Tuesday. ··tf he "s b,•tt,·r. fastn and doing srutl. that's terri tit._.. But you know. that's not Ill\' l':tll ;H tlut pnint." Bowden would like· tu haw him back on the rosr,·r as :1 pinch runner •nd backup .outficlder. Lewis. to return: Rlrkup third b:1senw1 Mork Lewis is c•xpe<'ted ba,·k in the lin,•up w,•dnescby. Lewis has turttm· in his righ.t bi!( tol' :md had a rnrtisonL' shot Satunb\'. Jack on Japan: MrKcn11 1wnt w Japan in th ...· btc I 9HOs aml ~..· njn\'l'd his st:w. bur h~.··d haw n:~cr·,·;uiuns ;lbo;lt h:.ving his t~;Ull fly there tu open the season the w:1y the Chicago Cubs and Ne\v York Mets ate doing this w~ek. "lftlut's good for baseball, I'm all fi>r it.'' he said. "Bur everybody ha s a ditTcrent opinion . l like Japan . Nnw ifyou'n: asking me if I likl' opening thcrl' :md tlu~ n c· oming ba<"k .. . " It's tmigh going J(Kimiles th e· way \\\.' go down · hnc..• two or r_h rn• day!i a \\'C L'k and g~.·rting in sh;lpt:.. om'ti with," Iverson said. "Hopefully, people wiU start giving us the much-d<>served respect we've earned." In other NBA games, it was Dallas 112, the Los Angeles Clippcrs 102; Houston 121 , Golden State 86; Sacnmento 103, New York 95; Orlando 122, Boston 87; New Jersey 111. Indiana 106; Atlanta 116, Denver 111 ; Miami 81, Phoenix 78; Toronto 99, Cleveland . 96; and San Antonio K9, Portland 85. Kings 103, Knicks 95 In Sacrame 1ito, Chris Webber had his fourth triple-double of the season with 21 points, 10 n·bounds and 11 assists as the Kings down,·d New York. P;edrag Stojakovic adckd 20 points for Sacramento. Allan Houswn . had 33 points ami Lltrdl Sprcwdl added 1H tilt the Kuirks. Nets 1'11 1 Pacers 106 Kt.•ith Van 'Horn and Stt.·phon Marbury hit key b:~Skets down the stre.tch as New Jersey held on to beat Indiana. . . Van Horn fin1shed With 30 points and Marbury added 28 points and 10 assists as the ~cts snapped a three-game losmg streak and extended the Pacers' losing skid to three games,matching their longe<t of the season. Jalen Rose · had 27 pomts and Austin Croshere added 15 and 10 rebounds for visiting Indiana, which saw All-Star Reggie Miller ejected in the opening seconds of the fourth quarter after picking up two technicals in tht<'C seconds. . Raptors 99, Cavaliers 96 Charks Oaldt•y's three-pointer from the basdine as tillK' expin·~l helped Toronto rally from a 17point final-period deficit to win at .Cle\'dand. snapping a fourgame losing strc:1k. Vinrc Carr~..·r had 19 points for Toronto. · ~~' ,. /· -·. TO DAY'S SCOREBOARD ' .... · National League itandings NHL standings lil elOI. :: 0 0 ... ... o ... •• 1 .000 0 1.000 0 • 0 0 111m · Thursday's game . New Yor1< Mets (Reed 11·5) vs. Chicago :cubs {Farnsworth 5·9) at Tokyo, 5:0~ a.m. ...NIT slate ", - 8 24 12 35 8 38 11 47 8 5 Tuesday's aemltlnala Wake Forest 62 , North Carolina State 59-0T Notre Dame 73, Penn State 52 i:. At Mldllon Thursday's finals Squirt Garden, New Vork .. 1 + : ..: Third place: North CarOlina State (20·13) ~- · Penn State (18-16) , 4:30p.m. . Chlmplon•hlp: Wake Forest (21-14) vs. Notre Dame (22-14), 7 p.m. . New Yolk ....................... ..43 27 .614 !\hiladelphia ..... ...... ..... ..42 28 .600 lUI 1 2 Cenlrli Dlvl1lon W L I 8I ell. !if 1iA .' •· The lnf()nned .tu§tvmer Tonlghtrs games .~,a ., Dallas at Florida, 7 p.m. Phoenix a1 Atlanta, 7:30p.m. Bolton at ¥Qntreal, 7 :30p.m. Na&hvltle at Carolina. 7:30p.m. Vancou"Jer at DetrOit, 7:30p.m. Toronto at St. louis, 8 p.m. Ectmooton at Colorado, 9 p.m. San Jose at Los Angeles. 10 p.m. ~aPPf . Baaebllll Llowue .. - ~ 2~ ~ . j j --~ · ~, Village voters defeated the ptdposed renewal of the I~ by six ~ots , according to official mull$ fabulated by the Meigs County Board of Elections on Wednesday. . Unofficial levy results released after the polls closed on March 7 showed a 1-vtite margin of defeat, but the official count, w:hich included ballot! cast by walk-in voters at the Board of Elections .. office, revealed the final six-vote difference. :. According to Meigs County Auditor Nancy . Parker Campbell, the one-mill levy generates approximately $12,000 a year, b:ISed on ~~nt valuation and. factoring. '.. Tliat is a process which requires the millage on oldedevies to be reduced in the coUection ·proem, which actUally causes the levy to geneta\C Jess millage than was originally · voted. eampbell explained. CO~el:tion of the levy fun"ds will stop after the coDection of sec<;md-half 1999 taxes, when the books are open for coUection later this )'l:ar, meaning that funds will not be available ro .the village after.the end of2000. 'flte levy proceeds are used by the village to pay the cost of street lights. • Middleport Clerk/Treasurer Bryan Swann said council will·likely vote to place the levy on the Nov. 7 ballot, and hope that voters · approve 'it. · · · ···. · . If they dQi !lOt, council will have to decide what tO do fund the operation of the street lights fiom another source, pr more likely, S\'Wflll said, turn the lights off. · A number of years ago, Rutland extinguished its street lights after attempts to pass a levy failed. However, voters later approved a · . . . ~,_ ·-~ ~ Crews from AII-Ainerlcan:HO!nes Inc .. Zanesville, and Family Homes Inc., Pomeroy, used a crane ~o lift the tWo sectiO!IS .Cif a new model home onto its founda~ion at tlje Family Homes headquarters near Rock ·~prings Wednesday afternoon. Each of two •boxes, • weighing an estimated 43,000 pounds each, were holstad by crane and set Into place, where the new home will replace one moved to a nearby subdl· vision. (Brian J.<Reed photo) ·· · ·top . ' ' ..'w ASHINCiTON (AP) li~ of the top mistakes and myths and chahges her name, which can Memo to taxpayers: . ·Double- ·encountered by taxpayers. Jeaq to a· co!"puter mismatch that cheek·· the Social Se~urity numTheir No. 1 myth: People raises a red flag at the IRS. Pe(lp!e also trequendy fail to bers ~ ' those l~ome tax forms. · believe that. taX law ·is an exact · And don't forget the kids. science.with yes-or-no answers to put a child's SQcial Secti,ity numAccountants and the Interii'al every qu~stion. . , ber on the forms, which is ne_ed~ . Revenue Service say mistaken or "Tax.law is subject to il\terp~- , ~d to clain_t a depende~ exemp-, rnissing Social ,Security .numbers. tation based o.n, factual situations;" . ttol), .a ~hil~ ~are· c~t ·or the are the most comnt(m·errors peo- Warren said." Always establish die . earne~ income tal( ~;~dlt.· · pie tnake, .e,..en more likely for facts first and then ask qte ql.es.Last out of ro~- 125 ta.xpayers . who , ilfC ,rushing to '· tions!' ·· ' . · million ~tl,lrns, ~e IRS got !learthis ~ar's April1~ de~dline. . To , the . IRS, Soc\ill .Seeu~ity ' ly h7 ~o~ WI~. a.S~al S~cu­ ; Sanford Warren a taX account- numbers a~ the c"oin of the teaim nty nustake: 'rhat s the top math . ~ irutructo~ at Mmsaps CoUege they .establish a taxpayer's' error We see;•. ~ncy spoltesman Jacbon, MiSs., and Richanl identity and those of any depen- J?on Roberts ~d. . . Davis, an accounting professor at dents. Taxpayers often transpose ·· TheJRS no~fyalltaxp~rs $usqueharina University in numbers or ' forget . "io . let the a out e nn an . ow It to ~eliiugrove, Pa., are both former Social . Security Administration b~ correc~ over the ()hone, but I~ oflicials Who 'have compiled .knoW · wh.en a woman marries. ..1!1111, ~- .... AI ~ . ·. :• Year· , meet :·in •. ..~• i~ .. ~ .. """"-'~-- ...;;.;... ' .. l ··-~.t. ·"1~-- ·10""""-w;-~·· ~ial : Seca1rity .mista~es the common~ tal . retunl.errors . '· .... ••• l • one. ,. COLUMBUS (AP) The "I think term limits • November elections and the term clearly pltzys a· role here. : limits thai will shape them were at Every member wants a the core of the decision by Democ-. rats in the Ohio Senate to replace chance to serve in the Minority Leadet Ben Espy, memmajority d11ring tl1eir ·· bers of the caucus said. time here!' · Espy, who announced Wednesday he will step aside fiom the leadSen. Eric Angerhul ership team after -May 24, will be , ~ell. Leigl) Herington, a Root: replaced ·on an interim bas~ by 'stown DemQ!:rat, said the NovemSen. Rhine McLin ofDayton, currently .the No. 3 Democrat in the ber eieetions weJe one of the caucus's concerns. Rep\lblicans control Senate, two Democrats said Sens, .CJ. , Prentiss and Dan the Sena,te 2~" 12 and Democrats Brady, both of Cleveland, said they haven't held a majority since 1984, "Everybody h:IS tremendous looked forward to working "with McLin, a senator since 1995. respect for Ben Espy. Now, we're McLin who declined to conunent looking for a way to come togethon t)le ~ove, would .lead the caucus er and be competitive;' Herington until after the Nov. · 7 election, said. "We have to do our part and when a m;w leadership team will . raise money on behalf of our candidates." be chosen. Sen. Eric Fingerhut, a Cleveland . "I think Senator Espy, after Democrat, said term limits also· being "in lead=hip for eight years, decided to step down and let other helped determine the need for a · members of caucus come to the change. fore and give us an opportunity to · "I think term limits dearly plays lead the caucus into the faD elec- a role here. Every member wants a tions:· Brady said ''It's really abol!t a chance to serve. in the majority fresh start, a chance to take a new during their time here," he said. McLin, who previot.my was a look at this whole thing, see if we ~"!'presentative; intends to run state can iqtprove our chances of being for Dayton mayor next year and successful. · Espy said he decided to quit the would have to leave anyway, along Democrats' leadership team in M;Jy with Espy, in · 2003. Both would after 111eeting with other members have served at least eight years in · of his caucus who convinced him it the chamber, the maximum under term limits that voters approved in WliS time for a change. 1992 . "Someone else needs to steer EsPY iook over the caucus iti this ship,'' Espy said at a news con1996, four years after entering the ferenCe at Ills law office. Espy did not identify the sena- Senate and serving in lower lea~­ tors he met, but he said they made ship posts. He said he looked for~ it clear they wanted new leadership. ward to a break fiom the dertWlds He said he was not given an ulti- of leadership. He said he lilcely would become the ranking Demomatum or forced out. crat on the Senate Judiciary Com"I think they're frustrated in a lot mittee for the rest of his term. of ways. They want to get more "I haven't asked for anything. I involved in the campaign process;' don't .w ant anything," Espy said he said. PIIMI ... Lny,PIIp AJ ... • •' ·. :Nll~~~: MIDDLEPORT - Micldleport Will have · one more chance to p:ISS a one-miJilevy for . .operating expenses before.Josing"tlie ,-reveque it IJPftl'lft.._ •, '__ Amorlcen ANAHEIM ANGELS: Optoonfld INF Larry .,.-tlando ......... ............ ,.. ... 36 36 .500 · 9 Barnes and INF Trent Oun1ngton to Edmonton New Jersey ........ ,............ 30 40 .429 14 ol the PCL Sent AHP Brian Cooper W EdmonBoston .............................. JO 41 .423 14'2 ton. Rea&signect C Steve Oec~er and Rt:IP Eric Washington ... .................. 25 46 .352 19', Weaver to their minor league camp. BALTIMORE "ORIOLES: Placed RHP Scott Erickson on the 15-day CfSsabled list Ootloned , . Centr1l Dlvl•lon •·lndiana ..........................47 24 .662 18 Calvin Pk:kerlng, 38 Ryan Minor, OF Eugene Tmontq ............................. 40 30 .571 6'• Krngsale, LHP Ra<llamea Dyl<ho11, ~HP Gabe Chano11e ......................... 38 31 .551 ·8 Moflna and RHFJ Jaaon Johnson to Aochestar of De1ro11... •......... ........ ....... .36 33 .522 1n the lntemallonal League. Aeassia~ C Tommy Mliwaukee ....... .. :............. 3:l 37 .471 13'• Davis, RHP Rafael PJna and RHP Javier Oe La ClEVElAND .................. 27 43 .388 19', Hova to lholr mlfl9r lelgue comp. Man1a .............................. 26 44 .371 20', IIOSTON REO SOX: SIQned Jltny Williams, Chicago..........................14 55· .203 32 manager, to a contract exftMion throuQh the · 2001 sea100. Placed RHP Aod Back the 15-dll)i disabled list. -'lllgnod RHP Chrla Roltama to WESTERN CONFERENCE Pawtucktt o1 tho lntornallonal Loague. , . Mlctw•t Olvlalon CHICAGO WHITE SOX: Outloriod INF lAika lil Cerull!> and RHP Clf1oe (llllilio 1o Char1ol1o o1 1~ lnlomo11onal Leogue. Placed RHP Aaron ~.san Anionic .................48 25 .648 2 lAyette on 1he 15-day choblecllllt. R11111ignad I'-Minnesota .................. ...43 27 .814 4', INF Llu Rodrtauez 1o thttr minor IN~e camp. O.las ............................... 31 40 .437 t7 CLEVELAND INDIANS: Signed RHP Cllnl Denver ........ ....................28 43 .394 20 Sodowaky, RHP Joe Roa ond LFIP Brl!lfl Looney ;Hous1on ....•. ,....... ............. 27 44 .380 21 to minor llague conti'ICII. . : v.,.couver ........................ t9 SO .275 28 DEtROIT TIQEAS: Placed.LHP Seon ~un· · van on tha 1!i-da~ clllblad 1111. Oolloned RHP . Poclflc Dlvlllon Mauo Kid& · ·to Toltclo of the lntemallonll JI.I.A Lake,. ..•................59 12 .831 LtiiQUI. Roaslignad INF 11ilon Brtto to tholr x:Pontanct ........................ 51 19 .729 7', minor league ca~. · ~•·Phot-nbc.. .......................45 25 .843 13~. KANSAS CITY ROYAlS: Relea88d RHP Ken &acramento .....................41 29 .586 17'• ,..,.nla..............................-40 30 .571 18~• Ryan and LHP 811~ Brewer. Qptlonod RHP Brtll L8Kton and LHP Jemie Wilker to Omahl o1111t "Golden S1ate .................... 17 54 .239 42 PCL. Realllgnad RHP Doug Bod111er to their l.;A. Cllppat~ ..........•.......•. 14 sa .11M 45'·, minor lol!iue ca-.,. • • :clinched playoH ber111 TAMP!( BAY DEVIL RAYS; Stnl RHP Chrla Fhtlt1m11 to the Botton Red Sox under Rule V . !·· TU&IdaY'I ICOrel provlolons. , • Toronlo 99, CLEvaAND 96 . N-IIL•g.. "' Mtaml81 , Phoenix 78 CHICAGO CUBS: Piace<fRHP Kef!)' Wood ~ Attanta 116, Denver 111 and OF Glenallen H~l on lhe 15-day daablod ,J New Jersey 111, Indiana 106 1111. Addld C .lo88 Molina, INF Jeft Huoon 1nd ••• ·orlando 122. Bos1on 87 . OF Tarrlk Broctt to their roster. P111ced RHP ••· · Phl-lphla 102,1Ainnoso1a 100 Jertml Gonzaltz on the 60-day diaabltd till. ~·~ Sacramento 103. New York 95 0p1ionod LHP ~~l!lliO Iowa of I~ PCL.· Houston 121 , llolclen State 86 CINCINNATI Sl Alllgnad INF GoOkla , San Anionic 89, Portland 85 Dawkln• tQ Chattanooga ot the Southern Oalas 112; L.A. CIIIJpora 102 League and c Ja10n URue of. the lnttmationaf Leogu1. . ,;. TaniS:'' gamea FLORIDA MARLINS: Receivfld caeh conoid· .-. Denver at Waah on, 1 p.m. eratlons from the 1.08 ~lea OodQtrs to con'l· • •• C~arlone a1 Dolro 1. 7:30 p.m. plele I Nov. 12 trade IQr 38 Kivln •,. •CLEVELAND ar Chicago, 8:30 p:m. LOS ANQELES .DODGERS: P.locea RHP Phlledolphla at U1ah. 9 p.m. Kria Foater on the 60-day dtlab~ 11111. Pur· •• New York at Seattle, 10 p.m. chUed· the contraC1 ol c Chad Kreuler from ... L.A. Lakers at Vancouver, 10 p.~. - r q u o olthe PCL. . IAilWAUKEE BREWERS; Pllctd RHP ~ '• Thur~day'• gemee ~rtghl, !!HP John Snyder, RHI' Kylo • POle , 'RHI' Rocky ~r. RHP Chad· ..- Toronto~~ New Jersey. 7:30p.m. Fox 1nd C Robiiton Canclt( on-thll15-dlly dll· Ch,cago ,vs.· Miami, 1:30 p.m. • • PhoMht pt Atlanta, 7:30p.m. oQiod list Raltlltd C llotlbV H - lnd C Brien Banks. Op1tonej!INF Lou Collior 1M ·INF Houstory \It Minnesota. 8 p.m. Santiago Peroz 10 lndlanopolle· o1 the lntama· , - .. Gotden State at San Antonio, 8:30p.m. Ilona! League. , . _ RHP Mike Bulby. RHP •• Dallas at Ponland, 10 p.m. · Hoclor Ramirez, Rftp EriO Lullwlck. RHP bob •; Milwaukee at L.A.. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. SCanlan, LHP RICardo JoRian, INF Joie F1r• nandez and OF Damon Hollins to th811 mlnclr loagua camp. · c... • • ' MO~TREAl EXPO~ : Sokt the contract of =h . . . . .... Easy does it! Democrats in Senate concerned about elections, term limi~~ .Coundl to likely try again in November · . following six-vote.defeat · 178 191 207 282 287 Atl•n•lc Dlvl1lon r=i . .. . . . 4~ 2~ · -~ a ·more chance EASTERN CONFERENCE ·, · boards, and is a member of the John der .to become president and CEO of Marshall Society at MarshaU Universiry. The Limited Stores, then added Limit-' ·Fruth has received numerous awards ed Too and Cacique "Lingerie. for his conununiry service, including Gibson led the company through an the Chain Drug Marketing Association expansion from eight stores to over 7~9 Hall of Fame Award in 1992, the West nationally. Currently, Gibson consults in Virginia Entrepreneur ofThe Year Life- . the fashion retail industry and is time Achievement Award in 1999 and member of the board of directors for the Distinguished West Virginian ·Award several retail clothing companies, by Gov. Cecil Underwood in 1999. including Chico's FAS, Mother's Work Verna K. Gibson is na,tionally known and Today's Man . She is pr~sident of for her outstanding career and leader- Outlook Consulting and assists clients ship in the retail fashion clothing indus- in launching new businesses and busi. try. She joined The 'Limited Stores as a ness expansion. Additionally, she was a merchandising trainee in 1971 and worked her way up the corporate lad•.-. Street light levy has one coach. 203 192 196 179 224 Pittsburgh at Washington, 7 p.m. St. Louis at Boston. 7:30p.m. Onawa ·ar Tampa Bay, 7:30p.m. Toronto at Chicago, 8:30p.m. t.fBA standings ' • NEW YORK RANGERS : Fired Noll Smilh, president and general manager. and John Muckier, coach. Named John Tonorella Interim 3 95 219 171 6 ·80 225 222 · 3 12 214 233 1 53 182 283 Th.uraday'a games ·•· 50 Cenb Hockey N..l.;tna! Hocke¥ LMgue 97 237 191 x·SI. Louls ....... .. ..48 17 10 o 106 229 ,147 x·Dotrol1 .............. 46 22 9 2 103 282 195 Chlcago ............... 29 38 9 2 69 222 234 Nashvllle , ............ 27 43 7 7 68 192 225 Northwlll Dlvl1ion Colorado ............. 37 29 11 1 86 218 192 Edmonlon ...........29 31 18 a 82 207 195 Vancouver ........... 28 34 14 8 78 210 219 Calgaf'l ... ........... 30 37 9 5 , 74 196 236 PacHic Dlvlllon x·Dall.... :............ 4~ 26 8 5 97 197 188 Los 4ngelos ........ 36 30 10 4 · 86 233 218 Phoenbc.. .............35 33 7 3 80 215 213 San Joso .......... ,..32 35 9 7 80 213 202 Anaholm ..... ......... 32 33 12 2 78 203 214 x-cllnched ptayott b&nh Oventme losses count as a loss and a regulation Ue. · :rueaday•a 1eore~ Wathinaton 5, Atlanta 2 Ottawa 5, Philadelphia 2 Pittsburgh 3. New Jersey 2 Callas 4, TBfll)B Bay 2 Nashville 3, ~ . Y. Islanders 2 . Middleport • Pomeroy. Ohio ... HUNTINGTON - Marshall Uniginia and eight stores , Jack E. Fruth fuunded Fruth versity's Elizabeth McDowell Lewis in Ohio. Frt.ith curPharmacy Inc. in 1952. Since College of Business has announced its rently employs over . that time, Frut/1 Pharmacy has 2000 class of inductees for the MU 500 people. Business Hall of Fame. Fruth worked grown to 11 locations, including Jack E Fruth, Verna K. Gibson, as a pharmacist iti · a corporate office and · · Charles B. Hedrick, Kermit E . McGinSpringfield and warehouse, l1aving 13 stores i11 nis, and James R. and Clara C . Thomas · Xenia, Ohio, before Wut Vir.einia and eight stores will·all be honored at the seventh annuopening his own Fruth al induction ceremony April 28 at pharmacy. He attend- . in Ohio. Fruth currimtly Memorial Student Center. · ed Duke University employs over 500 people. Jack E . Fruth founded Fruth Phar- and received a ba.c helor of science macy Inc. in 1952. Sin'ce that time, degree in phar111acy from the Ohio West Virginia Pharmacists Association Fruth Pharmacy has grown to 21 loca- State University School of Pharmacy. . . and the National Association of Retail t.i.ons, inCluding a corporate office and A member (:If mal)y pharmaceutical Pharmacists (NARD), he also· serves as warehouse, having 13 stores in West Vir- boards and associations, including the a member on many civic and so.cial WESTERN CONFERENCE .•·· : "' Chicago Cubs 5, New York Meta 3 · Nltlonet Footblll L•gu• NEW YORK GIANTS: Releasad T Scott b ·':!t , ... .... ,, l ,• \. " ·•·' . March 30, 2000 inducted ·into MU Business Hall·of Fame NorthUit Dlvtalon •• • •• o 27 x·Toron1o .............41 27 7 3 92 229 Ollswa ..........•.... 38 26 11 2 89 226 Bulalo ............ ..... 32 34 10 3 n 200 Montreal .............. 32 35 9 3 76 178 Boslon .................23 34 18 6 70193 SouthHIIDtvlolon M·Washlngton ...... 42 23 11 1 96 212 X·Fiorldo ..•.......•...40 30 5 5 90 223 Carolina ...... ... ..... 32 34 10 o 74 202 Tampa Bay .......... 17 50 8 7 49184 Allanla .....•.....•.•... 13 55 7 4 37 155 • ••• 0 0 Today's SCQre •. • Football VolunH' ~o Numht•r Wtl W L I 8I ell. liE liA 11-New Jersey ...... 42 x·Phlladelphla ..... 40 PII1Sburgh ........, ...33 N.Y. Rangers ....... 29 N.Y. lslanders ......22 . Wtll Dlvl1ion Arizona ..............................0 0 · .-· {)olorado ............... .............0 0 . _Los Angeles .._.....................0 o .••• San Diego ..........................0 0 ·.... .San Francisco ....................o LOS 4NGELES CLIPPERS:" Waived G Troy Hu.dson. Signed F Etclrlck Bohannon to a 1O·day , contract. u Mllp County's All1n1lc Dlvl1lon Dim Ctnlr•l Dlvl•lon Ohicago .. ........................ .... 1 C!:INCINN4TI .......... ;.........0 tfpuston .. ...........................0 Mltwaukee ..........................o Plnsburgh .......................... 0 111. Louis .............................0 ton Loewer on the 60-day disabled list. SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS: Roasslll'ed INF Juan Melo to their mioor leagtJe camp. Optioned RHP Ryan Jensen 1o Fresno of the PCL. All • ·EASTERN CONFERENCE iela:. .. .. . ~~-~~~:. ~.l~lo~ l'lorlda .:.... ....................... :..O Mbrureal... ..........................o Philadelphia .•. ......... ...••......0 New York ...........................0 INF Mickey Moranctinl to the Philadelphia Phillie&. NEW YORK METS: Claimed RHP Nerio Rodriguez off waivers fmm the Toronto Blue Jays. SAN DIEGO PADI~ES: Road rage case results in judge suspension, ~ Southern, Meigs girls ~n, 11 - - Frtdllr. s• .,. •••an: Ill; lew: HI 'lbclay's Sentinel ~5•61·-·~,... • ! I • .M D.1d Clllad11 (;;lllllilldl ~omis;1 D5 EditOriiJI M AJ Qhita•dla Sgora Weather . DH .. • " ba Lotteries mgp: "',\ Pick .3:"9-4-3; l'ldt 4: '9 -94-7 Super~ 1!-22-2S-3z...I0-4-I Klr:8r: 2-1-6-9..().8 Y:YA. ~ . 3: 3-8-2 o.n,. 4: "4-8-4,.3 The official covnt of ballots cast In the Mareh 7 prlmary election we; conducted by the Meigs County Board of Elections on Wednesday morning. According to Director Rita Smith, the outcomes of all races· were unchanged following the count, which Included the ballots cast by walk~n voters at the board office prior. to Election Day. Here, Brad SaUnders, a representative Cit the board's t;:ompUter system provi!ler, Is pictured at the ballot counter. (Brian J. Reed photo) •' # . ' �• ( Ptgt A 2 • The Deily Stntlntl BUCKEYE BRIEFS · Comea removal results In action . CINCINNATI (AP) - Debbie Brotherton still has trouble looking at photos of her husband, who died in 1988, because she said it rerpinds her that his comeas were removed against her wishes and beliefs.. ~n t t -year court battle over the cornea removal is finally heading to trial, and Brotherton· said the issue remains a very emotional one. "What happened changed my feelings and thoughts on a lot of aspects of life," she said. " People I assumed were trustworthy, I'm finding out are not." U.S. District Judge S. Arthur Spiegel ruled last week that Hamilton Coullty is liable.for the actions of a former coroner and his staff. A trial date has been set to determine the amount of damages owed to B!X1thertpn and abo_ut 400 other members of a dass action. · All contend that former Coroner Frank Cleveland instructed his staff to remove corneas following autopsies, even if permission had not been granted. Brotherton contends that she twice specifically refused to allow the corneas of her h\lsband, Steve Brotherton, to be removed. "She ~es to his fu.neral, buries her husband, then gets an autopsy report six months later and sees that her husband's corneas had been removed;' said her lawyer, John Metz. Brotherton said she still is disturbed by the thought that body parts, no. matter how noble the cause, might be harvested without permission. · "This wasn't an accident .This was common practice;• she said. "Peo'Ple sometimes say. 'Oh, it \Vas only corneas: Well, if it's corneas today, tomorrow it will be hearts." ' Thurldty, March 30, 2000 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Pblice to develop·notification polldes ' . COLUMBUS (AP) - Police departments would have to develop wt1tten policies for notifYing families of people seriously injured or killed in car crashes, according to a bill passed Wednesday in the Ohio Senate. , ' t he bill, sponsored by Sen. Larry Mumper, a Marion Republican, wa8 introduced in .response to an August 1998 case in which a West Lilietty couple weren't notified of their IS-year-old son's injuries in a cat! crash in tirrie 'to see him before he lapsed into a coma. The man lat~r died. ~umper said nine of 10 law enforcement departments in his district di.<!n't have such policies.The bill· goes t\) the House. 'fhe Senate also passed a bill that would allow Ohioans to register their motor vehicles online or over the phone. · Gov. Bob Taft proposed electronic vehicle registration in January's St:lte of the State address. . DEATH NOTICES Road rage case results Judge suspension COLUMBUS (AP) -The Ohio Supreme Court has ruled that a municipal j udge violated • a judicial conduct rule when he mailed a threatening letter to a woman and tried to inti1nidate her and her fiance in the courtroom. The court by a 5-2 vote Wednesday suspended Judge Michael Hoague of Delaware Municipal Court for six months. The court stayed the swpension provided that Hoague doesn't violate any other conduct rules 'Over the next six months. The court ruling criticized Hoague for using "official-sounding jargon" in his. letter to the woman, and called his meeting with the couple in his courtroom "an arrogant inquisition:· The ·court toncluded that Hoague "failed to act in a manner that promotes public confidence in the integrity and impartiality of the judiciary." "I am grattfol that tlu SMpmne Court lliewed this single inddtt~t in the context of my en tire carter." Judge ....._.ltaague The swpension was stronger than the public reprimand recommended by the court's Boanl of Commissioners on Grievances and I>Ucipline. Justices Francis E. Sweeney and Paul .£ . Pfeifer dissented, saying they supported the public reprimand only. "I am grateful that the Supreme Court viewed this single incident In the context of my entire career:· Hoague said in a release: · The case dates to June !9, 1998, when Walter Russell Brown and his now-wife, Jenny PaneS<;U, both of Columbus, accused Hoague of chasing them in his car at speeds ofup to 80 mph and later sending a threatening letter to Lawrence McDennitt Tax ·it can slow down a refund. Other frequent tax errors: • Making math miscalculations, particularly among lower-income people who claim the complicated earned income tax credit, For 1 . taxpayers who are\. not using a computer or a taX professional, · Davis and Warren say careful dquble-checking of the math is essentiaL . • Forgetting to sign and date the t:lx return. If a joint .return is being filed, both spouses must sign even if one had no income to report. • Failing to attach all the proper paperwork, SlJch as a W-2 form. • R eporting income in the wrong place. For example, many people report earnings ' from pleaded guilty to aiding Patsy DeLuca, 65, ofSteubenYille, in the unlawful acceptance of $169,750 in kickbacksin 1994,1995 and t996. 101 GffiCI Wll OPBI AI 6:30 .. FOilVIIIIG SltOWS 12:30 PI 101 IWIIIIS RACINE 7~30 relemarketing scheme investigated SANDUSKY (AP) - Authorities in several states are trying to craek ·a telemarketing scam that police said conned an 87 -year-old Sall.dusky man out of more than $160,000. , li'olice have arrested two New York men allegedly involved in the sc~e me, said police Capt. Charles Sarru. · · j)lmes Dezego, 27, and Jack Galante, 22, both cif Port Jefferson Statiop, N.Y., were arrested by police and state Bureau of Criininal Identification and Investigation agents on March 10. Sams said the men came to speak ·with the Sandusky man they allegedly had scamn\.ed for the last couple of years. ·. · six-year member of the U.S. · Reserve Board. Gibson has received several awards, including the AM,A Marketer of the Year Award in 1990, and in t 986 was the recipient of the Marshall University Distinguished Alumnus Award. She is a member of the John Marshall Society and a former .' /\I I "Gl $, J\l L TIMES ">·I 00 ' me{ll\?e~,oft~e Socl~t,cy ofY~ager · Neve CampbeU (Party of Fi~) was aiven her mother's maiden . name u a l"mt name. · . The Daily Sentinel !J{ofzer CCinic is proud to salute tfzeir • . 1\&bllabld every aflemoon, Mondty throuah Prklly, 111 Court Sl., Pomero,, Ohio, by lht Ollllo \'alley Publiahlnf Company., Pomeroy, Oblo .,69, I'll. 992·2 56. Second cllll potl... pokl " Phlo. Foreclosure filed Yard sale planned M. Bashar AI-Ataie, MD Restituto H. Alonzo, MD David P. Althaus, MD Joe M. Anderson, DO· Tonia K: Ash, MD C. St~ven Batiste, MD Lori K. Bennett, MD .· Spencer L. Bivens, Jr., MD Daniel R. Black, DO David V. Blevins, MD Thomas P. Blodgett, MD .· Richard .R. Boone, PhD · Lois J. Bosley, DO G. Wilson Bowers, MD I. Naci Bozkir, MD · . Reid C. Brubaker, MD · Michael R. Canady, MD Manuel A Casanova, MD . . Kilari J. Chandrasekaran, MD Montrie Chaksupa, MD .Mark G. Christopher, MD ·. ,• Joseph D. Crum, DO · John R. Ellison, DO ' David P. Evans, MD ' I Nabil W. Fahmy, MD Donald A. Fisco, DO . Glenn.A. Fisher, MD , Joseph R. Freeman, DO Raul J. Gagucas, MD Lyndon B. Gaines, MD Alice A. Gricoski, MD Jamal A. Haddad, DO Saied M.K Hojat, MD John G. Horton, DO Eric.M. Hughes, MD Anne Marie Hynes, MD - Nicolette M. Jones, MD Pradeep K. Kandula, MD · · ·Renuka Kandula, MD Subhash Khosla, MD I.H. Kim, MD John~· Kinney, MD Laurel A. Kirkhart,·MD . John P. Knight, MD Ajay K. Kottapalli, MD K.K. Lee, MDr ·· Samuel L. Levert, MD ~ Josep.h v. u, MD · ,• , . / the Co: LOCAL STOCKS AEP- 29'1. Bob Evans - Ont Moath ............................................. ... Sft.70 Harlay Davidson Kman-9l. SINGLE COPY PRICE Landa End - !54l. Lid. - 39!. Oak Hll Flnariclal ova..:. 30 One VBIIey - 35~ t2l. Fi~-2~. S&abll:ri•n 101 de1irJna1o PlY tht: eanlcr m•y remit In 1dV1nce dlrccl lo The Dill)' Scnli.el 5011111 '-29:0 shoney's - 1). 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Credit will be wllerc: home e.rricr service is available. new "current expenses" levy for the operation of those lights after the streets went dark. LA·Z.DO'f Rocky Boolll - 4'4 . Gannett- 89'Y. ·General Electric - t84l. · '. Akzo-41'1. ·' AmTechJSBC - 42 Ashland Inc. - 33'1• AT&T.- 60'1• BankOne-34 suiscRJmON RATES By Carrttror Motor 119* One Week ............................ .....................$2.00 Howard E. Linder, MD Vlshwanath N. Shenoy, MD C. Lynn Linkous, MD Monique M. Sherrill, MD 'Ann G: LoscH, ·- · , C'arol M. Sholtis, MD · . . ' 00. Phillip B. Long, MD Dean A Siciliano, MD April B. Magnussen, MD Bridget Y. Skinner, MD James R. Magnussen, MD Scott E. Smith, DO Wilma A. ·Mansfield, MD ,William R. Smith, MD Santpal S. Mavi, MD Julia·R. Spradlin, DO Daniel B. MacCallum,·MD 'Ricky D. St. Onge, MD , Aria L McVicker, MD· Charles A. Stone, MD Leigh Anna Meeks, MD Rodney B..St~ut. MD S.hailen·K. Mehta, MD J. Craig Strafford, MD Richard J. Mendieta, MD Randall L. Stratton, MD David E. Miller, DO Mahendra Sud, MD. M. Suzanne Mize, MD Jon M. Sullivan, MD ·T. Wayne Munro, MD Shruti Trehan, MD Michael C. Myers, DO I .. J~hn H. Viall, MD Vivien R.L. N~wbold, MD.. Mark A. Walker,.MD Michael J. Owens, MQ . William·R. Watts, MD Bruce L. Pennington, MD Murray S. Willock, MD . David B. Price; DQ James E. Witherell, MD · · , H.s. 'Ramesh, MD LawrenCe J. Yodlowski, MD Chaudhary V. Rayani, MD Michael w. Young, DO · Kelly J. Ro~:.~sh, DC . Michael J: Zirille, DO · From Simple to Simply Magnificent ..from Page Al . •• • SUNDAY BUFFET IS BACK POSTMASTEib Sead addltll comctlona to TM Dilly Sentinel, Ill Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio •5769. '· , ' Levy COME DINE WITH US Jlvcn canicr eacll week. • TUPPERS PLAINS -A square dance with clogging and line dane~ ing will be held ~t the Tuppers PlainsVFW Saturday, 8-11 p.m., with · True Country. Caller will be Ronnie Wood. OESt.o meet ·~ ~ Neweptper A11ociatlon. Ninety-six Board Certifi.ed/Board Eligible physicians · Twenty·ei·ght medi~al ..-peclalties . .,· : . . Seven locations throughout southern Ohio and we.stem West Virginia .Dance to be held Dinner planned M•btn The A11oc:lated Prea, and the Ohio . POMiROY - A spring cantata, "Praise From the Psalms," will be ' presented by the Unity Singers, directed by Sue Matheney, at Mount Hermon Unitetl Brethren in Christ Church on Sunday at 7:30p.m. The · .. church is located off'Texas Road on Wickham Road in the Texas Com~ · ' munity. Robert Sanders, pastor, invites the public. Middleport officials hope that an inti-tax sentiment which may be to blame for the defeat of the current expenses levy - and the Veterans Memorial Hospital ER levy, which was also on the prima~ · ry ballot - will disappear before voters go to the pollsin the fall, . when they will likely decide the Scholars at She has providRACINE-·Regular meeting of Racine Chapter 134, On!er of the levy renewal once again. ed financial silpport by establish- Eastern S~r. will be held at 7:30 p.m Monday at Racine. RefreshmentS ing the Ver~~ K. and James E. will be served. · 11'!.-!qt.-!qt.-!qt~~~~~~~~¥1~•~•~..., Gibson endowment for Yeager Scholars and provided major fina:ncial support for the H,igher Prime Rib, Surf & Turf, Education for Learning Problems (H .E .t.P.) . Program buildGrilled Red Snapper, lor's degree from Marshall, ing fund. ~h~ and her husband. Vegetarian Pasta wltere he graduated summa James.• reg~,~1arly attend Marshall cum laude and was the class Friday & Saturday 5-9 .athletic and alumni events and vale.d ictorian. He received a other university functions and MBA with distinction in are major ~ontributors to Mar11:00 am - 5:00pm industrial management from shall athletics. . Wharton School, University of Charles B.: Hedrick was the Pen·nsylvania. He also served as manage ~ employee relations commander with of Proctor -& Gamble · 'He athelieutenant· U .S. Naval Reserve and is was responsible for the Indusa veteran ofWorld War 11 . 15 miles Northwest of Pomeroy trial Relations Division,' PerHe,jrick and his wife, Mary sonnel A(!(fuinistration Depart698-2450 or 1•800-644-2422 Jo Lo cke, endowed a scholarment, an'a the International ship at Marshall to encourage Personnel Department, where academically talented and gifthe retired after 38 years ed students from West VirHedrick received his bacheginia . '\ I .....,,..y, . · ·pfzysieiait.s- Xappy (])octors' (})ay I· . . I · Spring cantata slated REEDSVILLE 3:03p.m., State Route 124,. Pat Aieker, dead on arrivaL , .. (USN ai:S.HO) O~lo VolloJ 1'1111111~111 Co. GALLIPOLIS -The MGM District will hold its annual Friends of Scouting leadership banquet, Tuesday, 7 p.m. at the Elks Lodge in Gallipolis. The keynote speaker will be Coach Bob Pruett of the Marshall Uni- ' versityThundering Herd. Also speaking will be Nicholas Braley, an Eagle Scout from Troop 200, one of 14 eagles in rhe MGM District in 1999. · Funds raised will go toward promoting and practice of the program in the district and rhe counciL People attending will be asked to pledge · and/ or contribute to the scouting program. Information on how to attend or contribute may be obtained by con• tacting Ryan Smith at 740-446-4570. p.m. , Main Street, William Finkenbinder, treated . money market f~nds as interest when the IRS can consider them , a dividend. "The IRS computer will think that you underreported your income in the amount of · POMEROY -An action for dissolution of marriage has been the missing dividends - and you filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Harold Elliott, will be receiving unwanted mail ," Racine, and Annie Elliott, Athens. Davis said. • Unnecessarily declaring a state tax refund from last year as income. It is not. ' . POMEROY -An action for foreclosure has been filed in Meigs People also .believe a number of myths about tax law and w hat County Common Pleas Court by LaSalle National Bank against happens when t,qey file their tax Crage Brown, Rutland, and others, alleging default on a mortgage agreement, with an amount due of$41,600. returns. . . For instance, p~ople frequently delay filing a ~ retun: past the April deadline~· because they TUPPERS PLAINS- A benefit yard sale for the Thppers Plains believe they niust have all the money in han~before the paper- 'Ball Association will be held Friday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 9 work can go tq',Jhe IRS. In fact,.a a.m.-.2 p.m. at the Tuppers Plains firehouse. For more information taxpayer shou!? alwm fil~ the c~ll 985-3645. return as sooq,~ posSible to avmd penalties, alth~pgh interest will be charged on th~ amount due. "Willful failure to file a return REEDSVILLE - · Reedsville Squad 90 will ho ld a cube.d steak is a federal crime," Davis warned . . dinner on Sunday, begimiing . at 11 a.m. at the . Olive Township Firehouse. · MU. ftumPIIpAl . 1:59 a.m., Fisher Street, Pomeroy, William Stivers, Veterans Memorial Hospital; 5:30a.m., Gold Ridge Road·, Ruby Casteel, O'Bleness Memorial Hospital ; 10:30 a.m., Middleport Police Department, Clair Swain, VMH; 8:58 p.m., Main Street, Abraham Storms, Holzer Medical Center. Dissolution filed ftumJ••ce Al ' . CENTRAL DISPATCH RUTLAND . ' .a POMEROY - Meigs Emergency Services units answered six calls for assistance on Wednesday. Units responded as follows; 2:42 p.m ., Beech Grove Road , Brenda Jinks, treated . 8:43 p.m ., SOCCO Danville Portal, Charles Grindstaff, OBMH. Fnath · -~~~ Banquet planned EMS units answer 6 calls • . NITRO, W.Va.- Lawrence A. McDermitt, 87, Nitro, died Monday, March 27, 2000 at Thomas Memorial Hospit:tl, following a brief iUness. ~ He was a retired frozen foods manager for Kroger Co., St. Albans, W.Va., was a graduate of Point Pleasant High School and was a former member of the Civilian Conservation Corps in the Elkins, W.Va .. area. He was a member of the United Food and Commercial Workers Union 034 7 in Charleston, W.Va. , and was a protestant Surviving are a daughter, Linda Hurst of Nitro; two granddaughters ~nd two great granddaughters; and several nieces and riephews. Se~ices wiU be . 1 p.m. today, Thursday, March 30, 2000 in Cook~ Funerai .Home, Nitro, with Pastor Larry Ledbetter officiating. Burial wiU follow in Cunningham Memorial Park, St. Albans. Panescu. The couple said that eadier that day, Hoague had become upset with them in traffic along U.S. 23. Brown was driving Panescu 's car with .. Panescu as passenger. The judge wrote them a letter .on c.ou~ letterhead ordering them to meet Wlth him m his courtroom. That meetins was held June 22. 1998. {' A month later, Hoague publicly apologized fOr sending the letter. NOVAA accused of misspending funds MARTINS FERRY (AP)- The air pollution conqol grant The auditor's office said the misstate auditor's office said .the defunct spending Occurred during the fucal North Ohio Valley Air Authority misspent more than $205,000 fiom a year ending Sept 30, 19%,. while federal grant, The Times-Leader of Richanl Canestraro w.IS executive director of the agency. Martins Ferry repoq.ed,Wednesday. Canestraro has pleaded guilty to a An audit by the office 5ai~ $205,403.80 was not spent according charge of public corruption. The to federal guidelines.The audit notes charge was related to an attempt to "inaccurate and unreliable financial help a Jeffersiln County businessman data" and "quarterly reports (which) obtain state permits to operate a are misleading and! or incorrect' landfill. Canestraro, 67, . of .Steubenville, The 111oney was part of a $258,000 LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF ' • The Dally Sentinel • Page A 3 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio t) . .) ' Pleasant Valley Hospital ... • • • .• . • .' I _. I. • ,. �• ( Ptgt A 2 • The Deily Stntlntl BUCKEYE BRIEFS · Comea removal results In action . CINCINNATI (AP) - Debbie Brotherton still has trouble looking at photos of her husband, who died in 1988, because she said it rerpinds her that his comeas were removed against her wishes and beliefs.. ~n t t -year court battle over the cornea removal is finally heading to trial, and Brotherton· said the issue remains a very emotional one. "What happened changed my feelings and thoughts on a lot of aspects of life," she said. " People I assumed were trustworthy, I'm finding out are not." U.S. District Judge S. Arthur Spiegel ruled last week that Hamilton Coullty is liable.for the actions of a former coroner and his staff. A trial date has been set to determine the amount of damages owed to B!X1thertpn and abo_ut 400 other members of a dass action. · All contend that former Coroner Frank Cleveland instructed his staff to remove corneas following autopsies, even if permission had not been granted. Brotherton contends that she twice specifically refused to allow the corneas of her h\lsband, Steve Brotherton, to be removed. "She ~es to his fu.neral, buries her husband, then gets an autopsy report six months later and sees that her husband's corneas had been removed;' said her lawyer, John Metz. Brotherton said she still is disturbed by the thought that body parts, no. matter how noble the cause, might be harvested without permission. · "This wasn't an accident .This was common practice;• she said. "Peo'Ple sometimes say. 'Oh, it \Vas only corneas: Well, if it's corneas today, tomorrow it will be hearts." ' Thurldty, March 30, 2000 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Pblice to develop·notification polldes ' . COLUMBUS (AP) - Police departments would have to develop wt1tten policies for notifYing families of people seriously injured or killed in car crashes, according to a bill passed Wednesday in the Ohio Senate. , ' t he bill, sponsored by Sen. Larry Mumper, a Marion Republican, wa8 introduced in .response to an August 1998 case in which a West Lilietty couple weren't notified of their IS-year-old son's injuries in a cat! crash in tirrie 'to see him before he lapsed into a coma. The man lat~r died. ~umper said nine of 10 law enforcement departments in his district di.<!n't have such policies.The bill· goes t\) the House. 'fhe Senate also passed a bill that would allow Ohioans to register their motor vehicles online or over the phone. · Gov. Bob Taft proposed electronic vehicle registration in January's St:lte of the State address. . DEATH NOTICES Road rage case results Judge suspension COLUMBUS (AP) -The Ohio Supreme Court has ruled that a municipal j udge violated • a judicial conduct rule when he mailed a threatening letter to a woman and tried to inti1nidate her and her fiance in the courtroom. The court by a 5-2 vote Wednesday suspended Judge Michael Hoague of Delaware Municipal Court for six months. The court stayed the swpension provided that Hoague doesn't violate any other conduct rules 'Over the next six months. The court ruling criticized Hoague for using "official-sounding jargon" in his. letter to the woman, and called his meeting with the couple in his courtroom "an arrogant inquisition:· The ·court toncluded that Hoague "failed to act in a manner that promotes public confidence in the integrity and impartiality of the judiciary." "I am grattfol that tlu SMpmne Court lliewed this single inddtt~t in the context of my en tire carter." Judge ....._.ltaague The swpension was stronger than the public reprimand recommended by the court's Boanl of Commissioners on Grievances and I>Ucipline. Justices Francis E. Sweeney and Paul .£ . Pfeifer dissented, saying they supported the public reprimand only. "I am grateful that the Supreme Court viewed this single incident In the context of my entire career:· Hoague said in a release: · The case dates to June !9, 1998, when Walter Russell Brown and his now-wife, Jenny PaneS<;U, both of Columbus, accused Hoague of chasing them in his car at speeds ofup to 80 mph and later sending a threatening letter to Lawrence McDennitt Tax ·it can slow down a refund. Other frequent tax errors: • Making math miscalculations, particularly among lower-income people who claim the complicated earned income tax credit, For 1 . taxpayers who are\. not using a computer or a taX professional, · Davis and Warren say careful dquble-checking of the math is essentiaL . • Forgetting to sign and date the t:lx return. If a joint .return is being filed, both spouses must sign even if one had no income to report. • Failing to attach all the proper paperwork, SlJch as a W-2 form. • R eporting income in the wrong place. For example, many people report earnings ' from pleaded guilty to aiding Patsy DeLuca, 65, ofSteubenYille, in the unlawful acceptance of $169,750 in kickbacksin 1994,1995 and t996. 101 GffiCI Wll OPBI AI 6:30 .. FOilVIIIIG SltOWS 12:30 PI 101 IWIIIIS RACINE 7~30 relemarketing scheme investigated SANDUSKY (AP) - Authorities in several states are trying to craek ·a telemarketing scam that police said conned an 87 -year-old Sall.dusky man out of more than $160,000. , li'olice have arrested two New York men allegedly involved in the sc~e me, said police Capt. Charles Sarru. · · j)lmes Dezego, 27, and Jack Galante, 22, both cif Port Jefferson Statiop, N.Y., were arrested by police and state Bureau of Criininal Identification and Investigation agents on March 10. Sams said the men came to speak ·with the Sandusky man they allegedly had scamn\.ed for the last couple of years. ·. · six-year member of the U.S. · Reserve Board. Gibson has received several awards, including the AM,A Marketer of the Year Award in 1990, and in t 986 was the recipient of the Marshall University Distinguished Alumnus Award. She is a member of the John Marshall Society and a former .' /\I I "Gl $, J\l L TIMES ">·I 00 ' me{ll\?e~,oft~e Socl~t,cy ofY~ager · Neve CampbeU (Party of Fi~) was aiven her mother's maiden . name u a l"mt name. · . The Daily Sentinel !J{ofzer CCinic is proud to salute tfzeir • . 1\&bllabld every aflemoon, Mondty throuah Prklly, 111 Court Sl., Pomero,, Ohio, by lht Ollllo \'alley Publiahlnf Company., Pomeroy, Oblo .,69, I'll. 992·2 56. Second cllll potl... pokl " Phlo. Foreclosure filed Yard sale planned M. Bashar AI-Ataie, MD Restituto H. Alonzo, MD David P. Althaus, MD Joe M. Anderson, DO· Tonia K: Ash, MD C. St~ven Batiste, MD Lori K. Bennett, MD .· Spencer L. Bivens, Jr., MD Daniel R. Black, DO David V. Blevins, MD Thomas P. Blodgett, MD .· Richard .R. Boone, PhD · Lois J. Bosley, DO G. 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Credit will be wllerc: home e.rricr service is available. new "current expenses" levy for the operation of those lights after the streets went dark. LA·Z.DO'f Rocky Boolll - 4'4 . Gannett- 89'Y. ·General Electric - t84l. · '. Akzo-41'1. ·' AmTechJSBC - 42 Ashland Inc. - 33'1• AT&T.- 60'1• BankOne-34 suiscRJmON RATES By Carrttror Motor 119* One Week ............................ .....................$2.00 Howard E. Linder, MD Vlshwanath N. Shenoy, MD C. Lynn Linkous, MD Monique M. Sherrill, MD 'Ann G: LoscH, ·- · , C'arol M. Sholtis, MD · . . ' 00. Phillip B. Long, MD Dean A Siciliano, MD April B. Magnussen, MD Bridget Y. Skinner, MD James R. Magnussen, MD Scott E. Smith, DO Wilma A. ·Mansfield, MD ,William R. Smith, MD Santpal S. Mavi, MD Julia·R. Spradlin, DO Daniel B. MacCallum,·MD 'Ricky D. St. Onge, MD , Aria L McVicker, MD· Charles A. Stone, MD Leigh Anna Meeks, MD Rodney B..St~ut. MD S.hailen·K. Mehta, MD J. Craig Strafford, MD Richard J. Mendieta, MD Randall L. Stratton, MD David E. Miller, DO Mahendra Sud, MD. M. Suzanne Mize, MD Jon M. Sullivan, MD ·T. Wayne Munro, MD Shruti Trehan, MD Michael C. Myers, DO I .. J~hn H. Viall, MD Vivien R.L. N~wbold, MD.. Mark A. Walker,.MD Michael J. Owens, MQ . William·R. Watts, MD Bruce L. Pennington, MD Murray S. Willock, MD . David B. Price; DQ James E. Witherell, MD · · , H.s. 'Ramesh, MD LawrenCe J. Yodlowski, MD Chaudhary V. Rayani, MD Michael w. Young, DO · Kelly J. Ro~:.~sh, DC . Michael J: Zirille, DO · From Simple to Simply Magnificent ..from Page Al . •• • SUNDAY BUFFET IS BACK POSTMASTEib Sead addltll comctlona to TM Dilly Sentinel, Ill Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio •5769. '· , ' Levy COME DINE WITH US Jlvcn canicr eacll week. • TUPPERS PLAINS -A square dance with clogging and line dane~ ing will be held ~t the Tuppers PlainsVFW Saturday, 8-11 p.m., with · True Country. Caller will be Ronnie Wood. OESt.o meet ·~ ~ Neweptper A11ociatlon. Ninety-six Board Certifi.ed/Board Eligible physicians · Twenty·ei·ght medi~al ..-peclalties . .,· : . . Seven locations throughout southern Ohio and we.stem West Virginia .Dance to be held Dinner planned M•btn The A11oc:lated Prea, and the Ohio . POMiROY - A spring cantata, "Praise From the Psalms," will be ' presented by the Unity Singers, directed by Sue Matheney, at Mount Hermon Unitetl Brethren in Christ Church on Sunday at 7:30p.m. The · .. church is located off'Texas Road on Wickham Road in the Texas Com~ · ' munity. Robert Sanders, pastor, invites the public. Middleport officials hope that an inti-tax sentiment which may be to blame for the defeat of the current expenses levy - and the Veterans Memorial Hospital ER levy, which was also on the prima~ · ry ballot - will disappear before voters go to the pollsin the fall, . when they will likely decide the Scholars at She has providRACINE-·Regular meeting of Racine Chapter 134, On!er of the levy renewal once again. ed financial silpport by establish- Eastern S~r. will be held at 7:30 p.m Monday at Racine. RefreshmentS ing the Ver~~ K. and James E. will be served. · 11'!.-!qt.-!qt.-!qt~~~~~~~~¥1~•~•~..., Gibson endowment for Yeager Scholars and provided major fina:ncial support for the H,igher Prime Rib, Surf & Turf, Education for Learning Problems (H .E .t.P.) . Program buildGrilled Red Snapper, lor's degree from Marshall, ing fund. ~h~ and her husband. Vegetarian Pasta wltere he graduated summa James.• reg~,~1arly attend Marshall cum laude and was the class Friday & Saturday 5-9 .athletic and alumni events and vale.d ictorian. He received a other university functions and MBA with distinction in are major ~ontributors to Mar11:00 am - 5:00pm industrial management from shall athletics. . Wharton School, University of Charles B.: Hedrick was the Pen·nsylvania. He also served as manage ~ employee relations commander with of Proctor -& Gamble · 'He athelieutenant· U .S. Naval Reserve and is was responsible for the Indusa veteran ofWorld War 11 . 15 miles Northwest of Pomeroy trial Relations Division,' PerHe,jrick and his wife, Mary sonnel A(!(fuinistration Depart698-2450 or 1•800-644-2422 Jo Lo cke, endowed a scholarment, an'a the International ship at Marshall to encourage Personnel Department, where academically talented and gifthe retired after 38 years ed students from West VirHedrick received his bacheginia . '\ I .....,,..y, . · ·pfzysieiait.s- Xappy (])octors' (})ay I· . . I · Spring cantata slated REEDSVILLE 3:03p.m., State Route 124,. Pat Aieker, dead on arrivaL , .. (USN ai:S.HO) O~lo VolloJ 1'1111111~111 Co. GALLIPOLIS -The MGM District will hold its annual Friends of Scouting leadership banquet, Tuesday, 7 p.m. at the Elks Lodge in Gallipolis. The keynote speaker will be Coach Bob Pruett of the Marshall Uni- ' versityThundering Herd. Also speaking will be Nicholas Braley, an Eagle Scout from Troop 200, one of 14 eagles in rhe MGM District in 1999. · Funds raised will go toward promoting and practice of the program in the district and rhe counciL People attending will be asked to pledge · and/ or contribute to the scouting program. Information on how to attend or contribute may be obtained by con• tacting Ryan Smith at 740-446-4570. p.m. , Main Street, William Finkenbinder, treated . money market f~nds as interest when the IRS can consider them , a dividend. "The IRS computer will think that you underreported your income in the amount of · POMEROY -An action for dissolution of marriage has been the missing dividends - and you filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Harold Elliott, will be receiving unwanted mail ," Racine, and Annie Elliott, Athens. Davis said. • Unnecessarily declaring a state tax refund from last year as income. It is not. ' . POMEROY -An action for foreclosure has been filed in Meigs People also .believe a number of myths about tax law and w hat County Common Pleas Court by LaSalle National Bank against happens when t,qey file their tax Crage Brown, Rutland, and others, alleging default on a mortgage agreement, with an amount due of$41,600. returns. . . For instance, p~ople frequently delay filing a ~ retun: past the April deadline~· because they TUPPERS PLAINS- A benefit yard sale for the Thppers Plains believe they niust have all the money in han~before the paper- 'Ball Association will be held Friday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 9 work can go tq',Jhe IRS. In fact,.a a.m.-.2 p.m. at the Tuppers Plains firehouse. For more information taxpayer shou!? alwm fil~ the c~ll 985-3645. return as sooq,~ posSible to avmd penalties, alth~pgh interest will be charged on th~ amount due. "Willful failure to file a return REEDSVILLE - · Reedsville Squad 90 will ho ld a cube.d steak is a federal crime," Davis warned . . dinner on Sunday, begimiing . at 11 a.m. at the . Olive Township Firehouse. · MU. ftumPIIpAl . 1:59 a.m., Fisher Street, Pomeroy, William Stivers, Veterans Memorial Hospital; 5:30a.m., Gold Ridge Road·, Ruby Casteel, O'Bleness Memorial Hospital ; 10:30 a.m., Middleport Police Department, Clair Swain, VMH; 8:58 p.m., Main Street, Abraham Storms, Holzer Medical Center. Dissolution filed ftumJ••ce Al ' . CENTRAL DISPATCH RUTLAND . ' .a POMEROY - Meigs Emergency Services units answered six calls for assistance on Wednesday. Units responded as follows; 2:42 p.m ., Beech Grove Road , Brenda Jinks, treated . 8:43 p.m ., SOCCO Danville Portal, Charles Grindstaff, OBMH. Fnath · -~~~ Banquet planned EMS units answer 6 calls • . NITRO, W.Va.- Lawrence A. McDermitt, 87, Nitro, died Monday, March 27, 2000 at Thomas Memorial Hospit:tl, following a brief iUness. ~ He was a retired frozen foods manager for Kroger Co., St. Albans, W.Va., was a graduate of Point Pleasant High School and was a former member of the Civilian Conservation Corps in the Elkins, W.Va .. area. He was a member of the United Food and Commercial Workers Union 034 7 in Charleston, W.Va. , and was a protestant Surviving are a daughter, Linda Hurst of Nitro; two granddaughters ~nd two great granddaughters; and several nieces and riephews. Se~ices wiU be . 1 p.m. today, Thursday, March 30, 2000 in Cook~ Funerai .Home, Nitro, with Pastor Larry Ledbetter officiating. Burial wiU follow in Cunningham Memorial Park, St. Albans. Panescu. The couple said that eadier that day, Hoague had become upset with them in traffic along U.S. 23. Brown was driving Panescu 's car with .. Panescu as passenger. The judge wrote them a letter .on c.ou~ letterhead ordering them to meet Wlth him m his courtroom. That meetins was held June 22. 1998. {' A month later, Hoague publicly apologized fOr sending the letter. NOVAA accused of misspending funds MARTINS FERRY (AP)- The air pollution conqol grant The auditor's office said the misstate auditor's office said .the defunct spending Occurred during the fucal North Ohio Valley Air Authority misspent more than $205,000 fiom a year ending Sept 30, 19%,. while federal grant, The Times-Leader of Richanl Canestraro w.IS executive director of the agency. Martins Ferry repoq.ed,Wednesday. Canestraro has pleaded guilty to a An audit by the office 5ai~ $205,403.80 was not spent according charge of public corruption. The to federal guidelines.The audit notes charge was related to an attempt to "inaccurate and unreliable financial help a Jeffersiln County businessman data" and "quarterly reports (which) obtain state permits to operate a are misleading and! or incorrect' landfill. Canestraro, 67, . of .Steubenville, The 111oney was part of a $258,000 LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF ' • The Dally Sentinel • Page A 3 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio t) . .) ' Pleasant Valley Hospital ... • • • .• . • .' I _. I. • ,. �• Page ----~---0;:;pinion .MIIrch _Th_e_D_ai...::.ly_s_en_tin_e_l The Daily Sentinel 1,11 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 740-992-2156 • Fax: 992-2157 THE ACADEMY . Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Chlll'lee W. Govey Publleher Chlll'lene Hoeflich General Malllger ·The Daily Sentinel stahler@fuse.nel 0... ADD Landen: My husband lefi AND... · R. Shewn Lewll Managing Edhor .. ;.;. . II· "' Diane Kay Hill Lttrry Boyer Advertl1lng Director ' ·· ~ Controller IAtt•n to lite rdilcw .n w~. t'MJ' slwld.lb. Ins tluut 360 -.NJ. AU katrs.,. 1Mb}tc1 to Hililtt k si1•N W iltcW. M.lrft• IUUI Ul.JIIww •*abc,.. Nn 141ft/f.,., IMttn -wiJl 6«> pdllslud. Urtm •ho•ld H l11 1001# tat•, rulllrnsillg lmm, 1101 ,.,.,olWfllkl. llll• Of'iltiiMs •xlH"'ud Itt tlt1 tolur• h~w tiN 1111 tmu•aJu of/IN Ollkl ~~ l'dlbiWtt Co. I •d~ bomJ1, u1tl.ss odl1rwls1 1totftl. ' Mil"'"'' . • . .. OUR VIEW : . ' .. '" nmeout . .A ' Proposal may give utlities some breathing space •',. ' me time ~ ago. I suspected he was having an alfair, but he denied it. We wm divon:ed, and one month later, he introduced our 6-year-nld daughter to his new girlfriend He married this home-~ker eight months ago, and she has asked my dau~ter to call her "Mom." I am terribly upset by her taking over my. role. Frankly, I don't want this woman to have anything to do with my daughter. I don't want her attenrli1Jg school functions or afierschool spotting events. How I can overcome my hatted for this witch? Please help me.- FURIOUS IN MINNESOTA DEAR MINNESOfA: You need more help than I can give you . Please get some serioQs counseling at once. There is no way you can ~ep· this woman from trying to displace you, but you can make sure she will fail by keeping your cool, maintaining your composure, and concen. tracing on being the best mother you can be. Ann Landers ADVICE' This will not be easy, considering all )<>U have to contend with, but )<>U CAN do it - and )<>U MUST. Dear Ann landers: I am writing to you regarding "Trying Th Save my Marru.g., in . Chicago," whose husband flew irito rages and broke things. I can sympathize with her because I walked in her shoes 30 years ago. You told her that he husbanfl needs counseling, and agree, but she needs counseling, also. She needs to learn how I<? respect herself so she put up. with his . will . no longer. ' abuse. Soon afirr the Mdding. my ex-husband began breaking thing\. His lint tantrum was time mondls into our marriage. when he smashed all our lovely wedding p .A few montlu later, he proceeded to destroy all my family pictures and my high school yearbook, which I treasured. Then, he began to tear up money. It didn't end there. He hit me, and by that time, I had one child, and was p~t with another. It was then 1 decided - "No mote;' and I got o~t of the marri2ge. I learned through counseling that beCause I was an adult child of ~coholics, I had zero self-esteem I thought I was worthless and that he had the right .to abuse me. Please, Ann, tell the woman wlio wrote to run as far as she can fiom thatman and never look back. Som~y. she will meet someone who will treat her with respect, and the days .of abuse will be a thing of the past.- HAPPY AT LAST IN FLORIDA. · DEAR FLORIDA: I hope eYer}' person and said, "C11te:' who is being knocked mMind will read this "Actually, Ann, the monkey behaved betcarefully, and clip it so he or she can read it ter than some of the guests. He had only one again and again for reinfon:ement. No one banana daiquiri. Many who atr.mded sot sho~Jld put up with being physially abused, smashed and behaved disgracefully. 1 don't whether the spouse is drunk or sober. Men mind if )QU ptint this letter and use my (or women) who tear up and break things , exhibit dangerous signs. The things they name. destroy are substitutes for people - and So, Dear Readers, no more "why I hate before long, they go to ~lk on the people. weddings" unless I get one as good as this. Readen: I thought the subject of which is not likely. clCf8YIDCll who hate weddings had run its Is that Ann Landers colunm )<>U clipped cOune, but when I read this letter from years ago yellow with age? For a copy ofher Father Vincent J. Sheehy in Venice, Fla., I most frequently requested pqems and essays, knew I had to ptint it. Here it is: ~nd a !elf-addmsed, long, business-size "The wedding ceremony went fine. It was . e1111elope and a check or money onler fur the reception in the parish hall that was unusual. Seated at the table with the brick's $S. 25 (this includes postage ·and handling) p;m;nts was a monkey dressed in a ~do, to: Gems,c/oArm Landen, P.O. Box 11562, with a black bow tie, wearing a top hat. The Chicago, m. 6061 1-0562. (In Canada, send bride's mother asked,"What do you think of S6.25.) To .find out more about Ann Landen my .little boy?" I felt like saying, "Lady, he and read her past columns, visit the Creaton · looks just like')<>u:• Instead, I bit my tongue Syndicate web page at www.creators.com. · o.... '· TIME OUT FOR TIPS ·-·' I ' I lbrch 30, 2000 • I'D UK~ · TO THANK ~ '£sta6t1Siid in 1948 Page As · n\'W requirement fot the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency may save the government the expense of batcling la',¥suits over EPA rules and give the tri-county area's utility industry an opportunity to catch up w!th existing regulations. Republican Sen. George Voin ovich of Ohio and Democratic colleague John Breaux of Louisiana are looking to impose a new research requirement on EPA on industrial emissions. · Their proposed legislation takes lanWhetller QUr guage from the Safe Drin)<ing Water Act coal-burning and asks for ,a similar kind of cost-benefit . analysis for :ur rules. Plants create bad Voinovich believes EPA directives · on. air in Boston is allowable .!evels of soot and smog are still open to potentially ·harmful to utilities. Some of :. debate, b~t utili- . those rules have been prompted by Eas.t Coast states claiming their air quality is ties are an easy compromised by Midwestern smog. target in the Whether our coal-burning plant' create blame game. bad air in Boston is still open to debate, but utilities are an· easy target in the blame game. Those arguing AEP and others are responsible for their prob·lem are not taking into account that new and more stringent rules on air quality are fine for them, but have an impact on the . areas where all the smog allegedly originates. · The consequences include installation of new equipment to reduce sulfur emissions, which investor-owned utilities are forced to pay for by pa.'ling along the cost to customers an(ilor eliminating employees. Given the pending introduction of electric deregulation, utilities have to weigh what it will cost them in·lost business if regulations . drive up the cost of switching on the CD player. . Obviously, utilities have a lot on their plate and rules from the feds about emissions make a tough situation tougher. In its defense, EPA has estimated that due to the Clean Air Act, the nation will see 23,000 fewer premature deaths, 22,000 less hospital admissions for respiratory ailments, 1. 7 million fewer asthma attacks and more than 4 million less lost work days. All of us want clean air and healthier national statistics. But at the same time, regulators must recognize the cost of clean air. The Voinovich-Breaux proposal is likely to face watering down as it works its way through Congress. However, for an industry looking to remain competitive in an expanding marketplace, this pro- ' posal helps put the brakes on regulations that are well-intentioned for. the long run, but rather short-sighted in copit\g with present conditions. THIRTYSOMETHING: Beckley ·boy saves day for N C. children "Did you ever know that' you 're my hero, and everything I would like to be." -"Wind Beneath My Wings" ,;, This is the story of my hero. But he's not a stat athlete or a rising rock star. My.; hero is an 8-year-old - an .amazing boy with the heart of a saint. In the days following Hurricane Floyd, the news was filled with one tragic story after another. Little An.d rew Humphrey of Beckley, W.Va.,like many of us, watched the sad stories and .felt for .the victims of the flooding. In particular, Andrew; or "Drew" as his parents call . him, felt for a forgotten segment of the flood· ing victims: th~ children. The then-7 - year- old Cranberry-Prosperity El~mentary stu.d ent was about to turn 8, and his' parents 'weren't sure if they were going' to throw a party for him. After all, he was fast approaching that stage where birthdays areh't cool apymore. But a hurricane hundreds of miles away from the mountains of Raleigh County chanlled all that. Watching the coverage one night, Drew asked his parents, "What will those kids play 1 with now?"' · Kenneth and Pam Humphrey told the youngster those children had lost eve[ything 1 = 'their toys, their clothes and even their 1 " · I h0"""' -~ . . .l;li"];s when my hero stepped to the plate. ; ~~'w!JI:it to have a birthday party and give aU my'p;~limt~:'to th<>se kids," Drew replied. , Astounded 'at , thdr child's generosity, 'the Humphreys honored the child's request. TODAY IN -HISTORY mg. As soon as she said "Make a Differehce Day," a light bulb' we'nt off in my head. Drew had inspired so many folks; why not use the' · newspaper to ask the good people of southert:t West Virginia and southwest Virginia to adopf his cause? The "Drew & You: Making a Difference" movement was born. And what a differenc~ it . made. . More than $3,200 in cash donations ~nd MY VIEW m?re than 1,000 new toys were collected .'!' all in a two-week blitz. . · ,.,. ; With the he)p of UPS, Wal-Mart and r]J~ . I was the associate editor at The Register- West Virgini a State Police, we delivered .th~ Herald in Beckley, and after word spread of toys Oct. 23 to Tarboro, N.C.~ite. of the wo~~t Drew's dream, we ran a story previewing the · flooding. I'll never forget the smiles imd tear~ event. We also covered the party, at which that were shared that day ~n the T~rb<!ro tJ.i.slJ. Drew collected about 20 toys for the eastern football field. . .. .. North Carolina flood victims, Most importantly, I'll never forget D.;ew., We sent the story across the Associated Press Humphrey. He made' a difference. . ·,· ·, , news wire, and a few days later, Sen. Marc But don't take my word for it, folks. Dr<;\v's Basnight, president pro tern of the North Car- good deed is featured in the April 9 editio~ gf olina Senate, called my office. Basnight, who . USA Weekend. ,, , was flabbergasted by the boy's big heart, wantYou see, good deeds such as his do not , , , ed to know how to get in touch with Drew. . and should not - go unrewarded. The "Drew, · News of Drew's efforts spread like wildfire. & You: Making a Difference" project was O)]j; His aunt, who owns a gymnastics academy in of 10 efforts nationwide chosen to receix~; B~ckley, set up a collection bin for the toys. $10,000 prizes. Calls flowed into my office with requests to Drew has already designated the money fo,: · · talk to Drew. the' United Methodist Flood Relief Center in All this worried Pam Humphrey. Tarboro. God bless this child. Pam had heard about national Make a DifThank ;you, Drew, for allowing me to be " ference Day and told me that's when the fam-. part of your dream. You 're n)y hero, buddy: ily wanted to dehver the toys. However, "she feared Drew would arrive in North Carolina (R. Slmwn Lewis is managing editor of 0/iio to deliver 100 toys and find 1,000 kids wait- Vt!lley PHblisliing Co.) .R. Shawn LeWis if l · .E.cho.es O e ect_ iOnS past hetl.td in. camrpaian BY THE ~SSOCIATED PRESS day~~~:fi~~:eu~:::·March3o,the9othdayof2ooo.Thereare276 ·. ·'•, • ~' ;' I KONDRACKE'S VIEW: · ·: We hear a lot about nutrition these days and how it affects our health. NormaUy in this country we do not have to worry about being malnourished , ,however, there may still be problems because we do not eat enough of the right foods or overindulge with others. 'In .order to address this situacion, the Department of Health and Human Services and the United States Department of Agriculture have established the D.ietary Guidelines for Americans to help us make better food choices. Eat a variety of foods. We all need over 40 cliffere_nt nut~ients to. be health~. ~hese mdude .P~. tems f?r. building and .repamng ~ody. tus~es and s~pplymg energy;.~ltanuns and ~nerals for regulatmg body funct1ons; carbohydrates for the nlQSt efficient and t~ast costly f~rm of ~nergy; and some fats for su~plytng energy and the ~ransportmg of the fat10luble VItamms A, D, E, and K througho~t the body. Choosmg foods from the food Guide Pyramid can help us eat the right amountl of the dlfftrent nutrients. Each day we should have 6- tl 1ervlnp fi'om i tht breads, "real1, rice, and pa1ta 1roup; 3·5 amlnp ofveptabltt; 2·4 11rvinp of t'rulu; 2·3 11rv• THUIUDAY, Mud! 30 POMEROY - lbwn and Couna:y Expo meeting. 7;3\l p.m. Th~ day at the Rock Sprlntp Fairgrounds, grang~: annex. POMEROY - Conununity Becky Baer Lenten ICII'Viclll, 7:30 p;m. Thund.y, · Grace llpllcopal Ch!U'Ch. .PRJDAY, Mareh 31 PORTLAND _.. Lebanon1bwnship '!Mtees, regular SC!IIion, Friday, 4:30 p.m. at the township building. , nos nant or trying to conceive. Birth defects, including fetal alcohol . syndrome which is ,associated ·with severe defects,. behavioral problems, and learning disabili\ ·. ties, have been connected to heavy drinking while the mother was pregnant. . 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McCain has great ~:~;~~?~:r~tl~ for $7.2 million, a deal roundly ridiculed as "Seward's Folly." d197wn6, 19n60I_tsanownd1~o4r8,s' lalamthobuamgh ci.t 'smblikadty to go .. J~atttersh thaGtfall ~nde r theb. rubric 0 0 On this date: ._ · 0 " · • • us w. ere ore 1s vu nera 1e. In 1822, Florida became' a United States territory.. · • It's ~ 1 '17.6 'i n that the Republican rerie- . ' McCain returned to the Senate bashing G(,J;l In 1842, Dr; Crawford W. Long of Jefferson, Ga., first used ether gade, Sen. John McCain, Ariz., seems to be • l< for 1996 canipaign violations, but the as an anesthetic ,d uring a minor operation. working from the playbook ofRonald Reagan, litcle notice. Bush has been wielding me.cUI~ In 1870, the 15th amendment to the ·Constitution, giving black giving oply mo<lest suppon to his pany's.nomhimself. but McCain's help could be deocisive.<~;l men the right to vote, was declared in effect. inee -who could l<;>se as a result. So before too much more time elapses, 4 In 1870, Texas was readmitted to the Union. It's like 196\) in that Texas Gov. George W. ought to pick up the phone, apologize . ~IISh. R ; in hopes of attracting McCain's supMcCain for the nastiness inflicted on him in l~ In 1945, the Soviet Union invaded Austria during World War II. In 1964,John Glenn withdrew from the Ohio race for U.S. Senporters, might ·o'ffer him the vice presidential ,NEA COLUMNIST primari~s. say, "I need you, fi:iend." ate because of injuries suffered in a fall. · nomination, hoping desperately McCain will ' ., , Who knows? 1960 might happen all · In 1970, the musical"Applause'' opened on Broadway. torn him down. , , again. Bush, valuing loyalty above :in 1 In ·1973, Ellsworth Bunker resigned as U.S. ambassador to South Iir 960. of course, John f Kennedy did the McCain doubtless believes he, like is might be rel~ctant to ?~r McCain the same witb Lynddn Johnson, who shocked the leader of a b11rgeoning new mqvement in spot- or might offer It JUSt for '"'"-'" Vietnam, and wa5 succeeded by Graham A. Martin. . 'd t' R h d . 1 .. d 'd everyonebyacceptiqg.Ofcourse,theywon. theGOP-"reforin"ratherthancodservatism scyle. . In 1981 , PreSI en eagan was s ot an senous y mJure outs! e And on the· D' emocran'c si'de, v1·ce Presl'dent B h · h W: hi D C h 1 b J 0 h W. H · kJ J Als 0 nd d · ~ that has a good chance of taking over. · u~ w at an opporturuty t .e No. 2 a · as ngton · · ote Y· n · . me ey " wou · G AI . ~ore I·s· trymg ' •• ~make _himself into Harry'S. th ti k t uld b ' M C -:l.abi ·· didn't get ti. e c ed c.o . e2004 •Or .c am-" were White House press secretary J ames B ra dy, a Secret Sernce Tru~, co~;ng fiom behind and WI,nninaon , -.But'there 'are differences. Reaoon co-• f C 1 b' }' f1i ..·--... blamed within the GOP for Ford's defeat, panon an mstan. t . . · a.theme of"J'll fight fcor you." M .r 11 d h · k,e agent and a D 1stnct o o urn 1a po 1ce o ccr. · h d by G k l . y becalise Republican regulars loved him a . nd . c am peuo~ms we . .~n t e tlf: . t In 1998 , R o lls-R·oy,ce was pure as.e . erman automa er ·T he parallels don't suggest how· this "'ec·n·on· bd h fro h h af!i li . d a1 "" his ideas. McCain, who doesn't ~njoy that not- a perc ru w IC to ect po 'cy BMW in a $570 ·mill · Ion e · will turn out, but th""' do involve some lessons . -, goodwill, could be blamed for a Bush defeat. won. · 1ien years ago: Id ah o G ov. C ec1·1An drus vetoed a h 1'ghly restr.I·Cfcor parn·c1·p·ants and obse-·ers. . h gh • 0 th · th 'd · G • 1iru~(li • •· Moreover, t e ri t-leaning Reagan did not n e o er s1 e, meantime, ores tive state abortion measure, saying the bill gave a woman and her As McC,;n I·ndi~-ed an intem'ew last han · · Th fi h · tl:temoe r fl f · ~ ""' d .197(1 Democratic candidate Jimmy Ca~ter 1 re-enacttneut conttnues. e g tmg · rarnily no exibility in cases o rape and incest. . week, he's ~·y ..."-' M- of Reagan's condu'* 1 ·n a treasu~ ~· o f 10und' b ites to• lise against Part o f. ~ver. • y speec h and. sp 11 · the .. ·'gl~t.eo~i · ~· Five years ago: Tens of thousands of Rwandan refugees, fleeing 1976, which helped lead to the narrow defeat of Foni .. Every day, Gore qllotes Mc~ain to attack calumny heaped. on the Rep4blicans. violence in Burundi, began a two-day ttek to sanctuary in Tanzania. then-President Gerald Ford. Bush - like accusing th.e gove!11or th~ other Gore is launching a series of "school 'II would much prefer not to take that route;' . ~ of being~ "Pat Robenson Republican." . design~ to seize b~pk the Democratic Pope John Paul II issued the 11th encyclical of his papacy in which he condemned ibortion 'a nd euthanasia as crimes that no human he said. Jn -the interview he seemed to be pub-- ." Bc;>th M~Otin and .Bush have ·; m interes! in education, whei'!! Bush has pulled even. laws could legitimize. licly bargaining with Bush- his "enthusial!m" ending their indirect neg<>tiatiom· and figuring . In 1941'!, 'fruman did not catch · and 1 Today's Binhdays: Singer Frankie Laine is 87 · Former CIA as a B1,1sh supponer in return for Bush's "~nda- out what it will take to get McCain to enthusi- Republican Thomas E. Dewey until the Director Richard Helms is 87. Actor Richard Dysart is 71. Actor mental agreement" on his reform agenda. astically surport the GOP ticket. . minute. Gore has alread}' caught up with John Astin is 70. Game show host Peter Marshall is 70. Actor-di{"cMcCain clid not rule out another l'llh for ,The lat~t Pew ~ese~h C¢!j[tr poll shows In the Pew poll. Gore ru:tually leads by 6 tor Warren Bealty is 63. Rock musician Graeme Edge (The Moody p~sjdent in 2!J04, which Wl:iuld carry out the ' Plat McCain voters 1J>Iittin~·S1 percent to So, this isn't 1948. It's .sui generis: Blues) is .59 . .Rock musician . Eri~ Clapton .is _55: Actor Robbi_e ,Paral)el witJ:l 'R'eaga.'i, who won in 198?. . . 41 percent for Go':" that die raucous pri- months . of nonstop combat over issues, Coltrane 1s 50. Actor Paul Reiser 1s 43. Rap arnst MC Hammer ts._ ' WHether ht 'actually I!UJIS again, McGam IS mary race with McCain cost Bush heavily and per>onality, For contentiou.mess, this among groups that lean to McCain - Eastern- . could m;~ke history, . 37. Singer Tracy Chapman is136. Actor Ian Ziering is 36. Singer , . doing what he should to prepare the way Celine Dion is 32. Singer-musician. Scott Moffatt (The Moffatts) is : .~l~paighing fur GOP' ·candidates arouhd the er>, ol~l'l' meiJ,,CatholicS and .!!!dependents. · {Morton Kondraclte is exerutivt editor of ' 17. . · , 'country, regardless of their stance on his agenda. McCain could be especially valuable to Bush Call, the ~of Cilpitol Hill.) , l . groups may reduce your risk for ' ;ll'S. Too much sugar can lead to som'e types of.c~nl:ers . obesity and tooth decay. Many Choose a cliet low in fat, satu- times foods that have a lot of . rated· fat, and cholesterol. 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Children under · ptopl• who plan to drlvt or par· dletuy fiber, and IIMntial vita· the ap of' two should not follow ticipate In ·an activity that mini and.mintnl1, without much th11 pldtlint. They nttd fat to requires attention and elclll;thole . people who IN 11nder medica· fat. Poodl !'rom thell three food · IIOW and dtvelop properly. Choo11 a dltt modoncein 1u1- cion; and women who &N Prtl- .. . , !ffl,rniture, Carpet, .9LppCianC.es Financing Available 42123 Sta.te !l(t. 7 • 'Tuppers Plains, O:Jl 90DayLay·Away 667-7388 • 1~00-200-4005 • \. .. Mon.·Thurs. 9·5 Fri. 9-6 •Sat. 9·4 �• Page ----~---0;:;pinion .MIIrch _Th_e_D_ai...::.ly_s_en_tin_e_l The Daily Sentinel 1,11 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 740-992-2156 • Fax: 992-2157 THE ACADEMY . Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Chlll'lee W. Govey Publleher Chlll'lene Hoeflich General Malllger ·The Daily Sentinel stahler@fuse.nel 0... ADD Landen: My husband lefi AND... · R. Shewn Lewll Managing Edhor .. ;.;. . II· "' Diane Kay Hill Lttrry Boyer Advertl1lng Director ' ·· ~ Controller IAtt•n to lite rdilcw .n w~. t'MJ' slwld.lb. Ins tluut 360 -.NJ. AU katrs.,. 1Mb}tc1 to Hililtt k si1•N W iltcW. M.lrft• IUUI Ul.JIIww •*abc,.. Nn 141ft/f.,., IMttn -wiJl 6«> pdllslud. Urtm •ho•ld H l11 1001# tat•, rulllrnsillg lmm, 1101 ,.,.,olWfllkl. llll• Of'iltiiMs •xlH"'ud Itt tlt1 tolur• h~w tiN 1111 tmu•aJu of/IN Ollkl ~~ l'dlbiWtt Co. I •d~ bomJ1, u1tl.ss odl1rwls1 1totftl. ' Mil"'"'' . • . .. OUR VIEW : . ' .. '" nmeout . .A ' Proposal may give utlities some breathing space •',. ' me time ~ ago. I suspected he was having an alfair, but he denied it. We wm divon:ed, and one month later, he introduced our 6-year-nld daughter to his new girlfriend He married this home-~ker eight months ago, and she has asked my dau~ter to call her "Mom." I am terribly upset by her taking over my. role. Frankly, I don't want this woman to have anything to do with my daughter. I don't want her attenrli1Jg school functions or afierschool spotting events. How I can overcome my hatted for this witch? Please help me.- FURIOUS IN MINNESOTA DEAR MINNESOfA: You need more help than I can give you . Please get some serioQs counseling at once. There is no way you can ~ep· this woman from trying to displace you, but you can make sure she will fail by keeping your cool, maintaining your composure, and concen. tracing on being the best mother you can be. Ann Landers ADVICE' This will not be easy, considering all )<>U have to contend with, but )<>U CAN do it - and )<>U MUST. Dear Ann landers: I am writing to you regarding "Trying Th Save my Marru.g., in . Chicago," whose husband flew irito rages and broke things. I can sympathize with her because I walked in her shoes 30 years ago. You told her that he husbanfl needs counseling, and agree, but she needs counseling, also. She needs to learn how I<? respect herself so she put up. with his . will . no longer. ' abuse. Soon afirr the Mdding. my ex-husband began breaking thing\. His lint tantrum was time mondls into our marriage. when he smashed all our lovely wedding p .A few montlu later, he proceeded to destroy all my family pictures and my high school yearbook, which I treasured. Then, he began to tear up money. It didn't end there. He hit me, and by that time, I had one child, and was p~t with another. It was then 1 decided - "No mote;' and I got o~t of the marri2ge. I learned through counseling that beCause I was an adult child of ~coholics, I had zero self-esteem I thought I was worthless and that he had the right .to abuse me. Please, Ann, tell the woman wlio wrote to run as far as she can fiom thatman and never look back. Som~y. she will meet someone who will treat her with respect, and the days .of abuse will be a thing of the past.- HAPPY AT LAST IN FLORIDA. · DEAR FLORIDA: I hope eYer}' person and said, "C11te:' who is being knocked mMind will read this "Actually, Ann, the monkey behaved betcarefully, and clip it so he or she can read it ter than some of the guests. He had only one again and again for reinfon:ement. No one banana daiquiri. Many who atr.mded sot sho~Jld put up with being physially abused, smashed and behaved disgracefully. 1 don't whether the spouse is drunk or sober. Men mind if )QU ptint this letter and use my (or women) who tear up and break things , exhibit dangerous signs. The things they name. destroy are substitutes for people - and So, Dear Readers, no more "why I hate before long, they go to ~lk on the people. weddings" unless I get one as good as this. Readen: I thought the subject of which is not likely. clCf8YIDCll who hate weddings had run its Is that Ann Landers colunm )<>U clipped cOune, but when I read this letter from years ago yellow with age? For a copy ofher Father Vincent J. Sheehy in Venice, Fla., I most frequently requested pqems and essays, knew I had to ptint it. Here it is: ~nd a !elf-addmsed, long, business-size "The wedding ceremony went fine. It was . e1111elope and a check or money onler fur the reception in the parish hall that was unusual. Seated at the table with the brick's $S. 25 (this includes postage ·and handling) p;m;nts was a monkey dressed in a ~do, to: Gems,c/oArm Landen, P.O. Box 11562, with a black bow tie, wearing a top hat. The Chicago, m. 6061 1-0562. (In Canada, send bride's mother asked,"What do you think of S6.25.) To .find out more about Ann Landen my .little boy?" I felt like saying, "Lady, he and read her past columns, visit the Creaton · looks just like')<>u:• Instead, I bit my tongue Syndicate web page at www.creators.com. · o.... '· TIME OUT FOR TIPS ·-·' I ' I lbrch 30, 2000 • I'D UK~ · TO THANK ~ '£sta6t1Siid in 1948 Page As · n\'W requirement fot the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency may save the government the expense of batcling la',¥suits over EPA rules and give the tri-county area's utility industry an opportunity to catch up w!th existing regulations. Republican Sen. George Voin ovich of Ohio and Democratic colleague John Breaux of Louisiana are looking to impose a new research requirement on EPA on industrial emissions. · Their proposed legislation takes lanWhetller QUr guage from the Safe Drin)<ing Water Act coal-burning and asks for ,a similar kind of cost-benefit . analysis for :ur rules. Plants create bad Voinovich believes EPA directives · on. air in Boston is allowable .!evels of soot and smog are still open to potentially ·harmful to utilities. Some of :. debate, b~t utili- . those rules have been prompted by Eas.t Coast states claiming their air quality is ties are an easy compromised by Midwestern smog. target in the Whether our coal-burning plant' create blame game. bad air in Boston is still open to debate, but utilities are an· easy target in the blame game. Those arguing AEP and others are responsible for their prob·lem are not taking into account that new and more stringent rules on air quality are fine for them, but have an impact on the . areas where all the smog allegedly originates. · The consequences include installation of new equipment to reduce sulfur emissions, which investor-owned utilities are forced to pay for by pa.'ling along the cost to customers an(ilor eliminating employees. Given the pending introduction of electric deregulation, utilities have to weigh what it will cost them in·lost business if regulations . drive up the cost of switching on the CD player. . Obviously, utilities have a lot on their plate and rules from the feds about emissions make a tough situation tougher. In its defense, EPA has estimated that due to the Clean Air Act, the nation will see 23,000 fewer premature deaths, 22,000 less hospital admissions for respiratory ailments, 1. 7 million fewer asthma attacks and more than 4 million less lost work days. All of us want clean air and healthier national statistics. But at the same time, regulators must recognize the cost of clean air. The Voinovich-Breaux proposal is likely to face watering down as it works its way through Congress. However, for an industry looking to remain competitive in an expanding marketplace, this pro- ' posal helps put the brakes on regulations that are well-intentioned for. the long run, but rather short-sighted in copit\g with present conditions. THIRTYSOMETHING: Beckley ·boy saves day for N C. children "Did you ever know that' you 're my hero, and everything I would like to be." -"Wind Beneath My Wings" ,;, This is the story of my hero. But he's not a stat athlete or a rising rock star. My.; hero is an 8-year-old - an .amazing boy with the heart of a saint. In the days following Hurricane Floyd, the news was filled with one tragic story after another. Little An.d rew Humphrey of Beckley, W.Va.,like many of us, watched the sad stories and .felt for .the victims of the flooding. In particular, Andrew; or "Drew" as his parents call . him, felt for a forgotten segment of the flood· ing victims: th~ children. The then-7 - year- old Cranberry-Prosperity El~mentary stu.d ent was about to turn 8, and his' parents 'weren't sure if they were going' to throw a party for him. After all, he was fast approaching that stage where birthdays areh't cool apymore. But a hurricane hundreds of miles away from the mountains of Raleigh County chanlled all that. Watching the coverage one night, Drew asked his parents, "What will those kids play 1 with now?"' · Kenneth and Pam Humphrey told the youngster those children had lost eve[ything 1 = 'their toys, their clothes and even their 1 " · I h0"""' -~ . . .l;li"];s when my hero stepped to the plate. ; ~~'w!JI:it to have a birthday party and give aU my'p;~limt~:'to th<>se kids," Drew replied. , Astounded 'at , thdr child's generosity, 'the Humphreys honored the child's request. TODAY IN -HISTORY mg. As soon as she said "Make a Differehce Day," a light bulb' we'nt off in my head. Drew had inspired so many folks; why not use the' · newspaper to ask the good people of southert:t West Virginia and southwest Virginia to adopf his cause? The "Drew & You: Making a Difference" movement was born. And what a differenc~ it . made. . More than $3,200 in cash donations ~nd MY VIEW m?re than 1,000 new toys were collected .'!' all in a two-week blitz. . · ,.,. ; With the he)p of UPS, Wal-Mart and r]J~ . I was the associate editor at The Register- West Virgini a State Police, we delivered .th~ Herald in Beckley, and after word spread of toys Oct. 23 to Tarboro, N.C.~ite. of the wo~~t Drew's dream, we ran a story previewing the · flooding. I'll never forget the smiles imd tear~ event. We also covered the party, at which that were shared that day ~n the T~rb<!ro tJ.i.slJ. Drew collected about 20 toys for the eastern football field. . .. .. North Carolina flood victims, Most importantly, I'll never forget D.;ew., We sent the story across the Associated Press Humphrey. He made' a difference. . ·,· ·, , news wire, and a few days later, Sen. Marc But don't take my word for it, folks. Dr<;\v's Basnight, president pro tern of the North Car- good deed is featured in the April 9 editio~ gf olina Senate, called my office. Basnight, who . USA Weekend. ,, , was flabbergasted by the boy's big heart, wantYou see, good deeds such as his do not , , , ed to know how to get in touch with Drew. . and should not - go unrewarded. The "Drew, · News of Drew's efforts spread like wildfire. & You: Making a Difference" project was O)]j; His aunt, who owns a gymnastics academy in of 10 efforts nationwide chosen to receix~; B~ckley, set up a collection bin for the toys. $10,000 prizes. Calls flowed into my office with requests to Drew has already designated the money fo,: · · talk to Drew. the' United Methodist Flood Relief Center in All this worried Pam Humphrey. Tarboro. God bless this child. Pam had heard about national Make a DifThank ;you, Drew, for allowing me to be " ference Day and told me that's when the fam-. part of your dream. You 're n)y hero, buddy: ily wanted to dehver the toys. However, "she feared Drew would arrive in North Carolina (R. Slmwn Lewis is managing editor of 0/iio to deliver 100 toys and find 1,000 kids wait- Vt!lley PHblisliing Co.) .R. Shawn LeWis if l · .E.cho.es O e ect_ iOnS past hetl.td in. camrpaian BY THE ~SSOCIATED PRESS day~~~:fi~~:eu~:::·March3o,the9othdayof2ooo.Thereare276 ·. ·'•, • ~' ;' I KONDRACKE'S VIEW: · ·: We hear a lot about nutrition these days and how it affects our health. NormaUy in this country we do not have to worry about being malnourished , ,however, there may still be problems because we do not eat enough of the right foods or overindulge with others. 'In .order to address this situacion, the Department of Health and Human Services and the United States Department of Agriculture have established the D.ietary Guidelines for Americans to help us make better food choices. Eat a variety of foods. We all need over 40 cliffere_nt nut~ients to. be health~. ~hese mdude .P~. tems f?r. building and .repamng ~ody. tus~es and s~pplymg energy;.~ltanuns and ~nerals for regulatmg body funct1ons; carbohydrates for the nlQSt efficient and t~ast costly f~rm of ~nergy; and some fats for su~plytng energy and the ~ransportmg of the fat10luble VItamms A, D, E, and K througho~t the body. Choosmg foods from the food Guide Pyramid can help us eat the right amountl of the dlfftrent nutrients. Each day we should have 6- tl 1ervlnp fi'om i tht breads, "real1, rice, and pa1ta 1roup; 3·5 amlnp ofveptabltt; 2·4 11rvinp of t'rulu; 2·3 11rv• THUIUDAY, Mud! 30 POMEROY - lbwn and Couna:y Expo meeting. 7;3\l p.m. Th~ day at the Rock Sprlntp Fairgrounds, grang~: annex. POMEROY - Conununity Becky Baer Lenten ICII'Viclll, 7:30 p;m. Thund.y, · Grace llpllcopal Ch!U'Ch. .PRJDAY, Mareh 31 PORTLAND _.. Lebanon1bwnship '!Mtees, regular SC!IIion, Friday, 4:30 p.m. at the township building. , nos nant or trying to conceive. Birth defects, including fetal alcohol . syndrome which is ,associated ·with severe defects,. behavioral problems, and learning disabili\ ·. ties, have been connected to heavy drinking while the mother was pregnant. . 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McCain has great ~:~;~~?~:r~tl~ for $7.2 million, a deal roundly ridiculed as "Seward's Folly." d197wn6, 19n60I_tsanownd1~o4r8,s' lalamthobuamgh ci.t 'smblikadty to go .. J~atttersh thaGtfall ~nde r theb. rubric 0 0 On this date: ._ · 0 " · • • us w. ere ore 1s vu nera 1e. In 1822, Florida became' a United States territory.. · • It's ~ 1 '17.6 'i n that the Republican rerie- . ' McCain returned to the Senate bashing G(,J;l In 1842, Dr; Crawford W. Long of Jefferson, Ga., first used ether gade, Sen. John McCain, Ariz., seems to be • l< for 1996 canipaign violations, but the as an anesthetic ,d uring a minor operation. working from the playbook ofRonald Reagan, litcle notice. Bush has been wielding me.cUI~ In 1870, the 15th amendment to the ·Constitution, giving black giving oply mo<lest suppon to his pany's.nomhimself. but McCain's help could be deocisive.<~;l men the right to vote, was declared in effect. inee -who could l<;>se as a result. So before too much more time elapses, 4 In 1870, Texas was readmitted to the Union. It's like 196\) in that Texas Gov. George W. ought to pick up the phone, apologize . ~IISh. R ; in hopes of attracting McCain's supMcCain for the nastiness inflicted on him in l~ In 1945, the Soviet Union invaded Austria during World War II. In 1964,John Glenn withdrew from the Ohio race for U.S. Senporters, might ·o'ffer him the vice presidential ,NEA COLUMNIST primari~s. say, "I need you, fi:iend." ate because of injuries suffered in a fall. · nomination, hoping desperately McCain will ' ., , Who knows? 1960 might happen all · In 1970, the musical"Applause'' opened on Broadway. torn him down. , , again. Bush, valuing loyalty above :in 1 In ·1973, Ellsworth Bunker resigned as U.S. ambassador to South Iir 960. of course, John f Kennedy did the McCain doubtless believes he, like is might be rel~ctant to ?~r McCain the same witb Lynddn Johnson, who shocked the leader of a b11rgeoning new mqvement in spot- or might offer It JUSt for '"'"-'" Vietnam, and wa5 succeeded by Graham A. Martin. . 'd t' R h d . 1 .. d 'd everyonebyacceptiqg.Ofcourse,theywon. theGOP-"reforin"ratherthancodservatism scyle. . In 1981 , PreSI en eagan was s ot an senous y mJure outs! e And on the· D' emocran'c si'de, v1·ce Presl'dent B h · h W: hi D C h 1 b J 0 h W. H · kJ J Als 0 nd d · ~ that has a good chance of taking over. · u~ w at an opporturuty t .e No. 2 a · as ngton · · ote Y· n · . me ey " wou · G AI . ~ore I·s· trymg ' •• ~make _himself into Harry'S. th ti k t uld b ' M C -:l.abi ·· didn't get ti. e c ed c.o . e2004 •Or .c am-" were White House press secretary J ames B ra dy, a Secret Sernce Tru~, co~;ng fiom behind and WI,nninaon , -.But'there 'are differences. Reaoon co-• f C 1 b' }' f1i ..·--... blamed within the GOP for Ford's defeat, panon an mstan. t . . · a.theme of"J'll fight fcor you." M .r 11 d h · k,e agent and a D 1stnct o o urn 1a po 1ce o ccr. · h d by G k l . y becalise Republican regulars loved him a . nd . c am peuo~ms we . .~n t e tlf: . t In 1998 , R o lls-R·oy,ce was pure as.e . erman automa er ·T he parallels don't suggest how· this "'ec·n·on· bd h fro h h af!i li . d a1 "" his ideas. McCain, who doesn't ~njoy that not- a perc ru w IC to ect po 'cy BMW in a $570 ·mill · Ion e · will turn out, but th""' do involve some lessons . -, goodwill, could be blamed for a Bush defeat. won. · 1ien years ago: Id ah o G ov. C ec1·1An drus vetoed a h 1'ghly restr.I·Cfcor parn·c1·p·ants and obse-·ers. . h gh • 0 th · th 'd · G • 1iru~(li • •· Moreover, t e ri t-leaning Reagan did not n e o er s1 e, meantime, ores tive state abortion measure, saying the bill gave a woman and her As McC,;n I·ndi~-ed an intem'ew last han · · Th fi h · tl:temoe r fl f · ~ ""' d .197(1 Democratic candidate Jimmy Ca~ter 1 re-enacttneut conttnues. e g tmg · rarnily no exibility in cases o rape and incest. . week, he's ~·y ..."-' M- of Reagan's condu'* 1 ·n a treasu~ ~· o f 10und' b ites to• lise against Part o f. ~ver. • y speec h and. sp 11 · the .. ·'gl~t.eo~i · ~· Five years ago: Tens of thousands of Rwandan refugees, fleeing 1976, which helped lead to the narrow defeat of Foni .. Every day, Gore qllotes Mc~ain to attack calumny heaped. on the Rep4blicans. violence in Burundi, began a two-day ttek to sanctuary in Tanzania. then-President Gerald Ford. Bush - like accusing th.e gove!11or th~ other Gore is launching a series of "school 'II would much prefer not to take that route;' . ~ of being~ "Pat Robenson Republican." . design~ to seize b~pk the Democratic Pope John Paul II issued the 11th encyclical of his papacy in which he condemned ibortion 'a nd euthanasia as crimes that no human he said. Jn -the interview he seemed to be pub-- ." Bc;>th M~Otin and .Bush have ·; m interes! in education, whei'!! Bush has pulled even. laws could legitimize. licly bargaining with Bush- his "enthusial!m" ending their indirect neg<>tiatiom· and figuring . In 1941'!, 'fruman did not catch · and 1 Today's Binhdays: Singer Frankie Laine is 87 · Former CIA as a B1,1sh supponer in return for Bush's "~nda- out what it will take to get McCain to enthusi- Republican Thomas E. Dewey until the Director Richard Helms is 87. Actor Richard Dysart is 71. Actor mental agreement" on his reform agenda. astically surport the GOP ticket. . minute. Gore has alread}' caught up with John Astin is 70. Game show host Peter Marshall is 70. Actor-di{"cMcCain clid not rule out another l'llh for ,The lat~t Pew ~ese~h C¢!j[tr poll shows In the Pew poll. Gore ru:tually leads by 6 tor Warren Bealty is 63. Rock musician Graeme Edge (The Moody p~sjdent in 2!J04, which Wl:iuld carry out the ' Plat McCain voters 1J>Iittin~·S1 percent to So, this isn't 1948. It's .sui generis: Blues) is .59 . .Rock musician . Eri~ Clapton .is _55: Actor Robbi_e ,Paral)el witJ:l 'R'eaga.'i, who won in 198?. . . 41 percent for Go':" that die raucous pri- months . of nonstop combat over issues, Coltrane 1s 50. Actor Paul Reiser 1s 43. Rap arnst MC Hammer ts._ ' WHether ht 'actually I!UJIS again, McGam IS mary race with McCain cost Bush heavily and per>onality, For contentiou.mess, this among groups that lean to McCain - Eastern- . could m;~ke history, . 37. Singer Tracy Chapman is136. Actor Ian Ziering is 36. Singer , . doing what he should to prepare the way Celine Dion is 32. Singer-musician. Scott Moffatt (The Moffatts) is : .~l~paighing fur GOP' ·candidates arouhd the er>, ol~l'l' meiJ,,CatholicS and .!!!dependents. · {Morton Kondraclte is exerutivt editor of ' 17. . · , 'country, regardless of their stance on his agenda. McCain could be especially valuable to Bush Call, the ~of Cilpitol Hill.) , l . groups may reduce your risk for ' ;ll'S. Too much sugar can lead to som'e types of.c~nl:ers . obesity and tooth decay. Many Choose a cliet low in fat, satu- times foods that have a lot of . rated· fat, and cholesterol. Fat has sugar tend to be the ernpty calo'· been associated with heart clis- rie foods where the number of ease, cancer and obesity. Diets calories far outweighs the numlow in fat can help redud: the . ber of nutrients. Choose a cliet moderate in salt chances of contracting these diseases. Choosing foods low in fat and sodium. Sodium chloride or EXTENSION will allow you to get the nutri- table salt has been linked to high ents you need without extra blood pressure. The National ' ings from the dairy group; and 2- calories. Fat has over twice the Academy of Sciences suggests 3 servings from the meat, fish, amount of calories as proteins that sodium be limited to 2400 poultry, dried beans, eggs, and and carbohydrates (vitamins and mg each day. A teaspoon of salt nuts group. You should only eat minerals do not contain calories). has 2000 mg of · sodium: Soy fats , sweets, and oils sparingly. · A diet low in saturated fat and sauces, ketchup, luncheon meats, These foods supply a lot of calocholesterol can help keep your olives, pickles, and processed and ries, but they do not provide . many nutrients. That is why they cholesterol level i!l check. The · canned foods are notorious for American Heart.Association rec- their. sodium content. Read the are called "empty c~lorie"foods. . Maintain or improve your ommends ihat we eat less than Nutrition Facts La~ to deterweight. Being overweight 300 mg of ~holesterol every clay. . mine amounts of sodium that increases your chances of heart The USDA and Department of may be hidden iri foods . . If you drink alcoholic beverdisease, stroke, high blood pres- Health and· Human Services sugsure diabetes certain cancers and gest that less than 30 percent of ages,. do 10 in moderation. Alcooth;r ·disea~es. Being under- our daily calories come from fat, holic beverages are another type weight can also cause problems, with no more than 10 percent of empty calorie. food. They sup· such as osieoporosis and a greater being saturated fat. Saturated fat ply almost twice as many calories comes from attimals in the form as carbohydrates and proteins, but risk for early death. . Choose a diet with plenty of of butter, lard, cream, fat in meat, ·no nutrients. Some people should never grain products, vegetables, and etc. Packaged foods will have a fruita. By choosing most of your Nutrition Facts Label that will drink. These include c~dren and foods from the . bottom of the show the amounta offat and cho- aclolncena; thoee people who flood Guide PYJamid, you will be lesttrol that one strving of that cannl!,t reatrlct their drinking; getting complex carbohydrat11, food containa. Children under · ptopl• who plan to drlvt or par· dletuy fiber, and IIMntial vita· the ap of' two should not follow ticipate In ·an activity that mini and.mintnl1, without much th11 pldtlint. They nttd fat to requires attention and elclll;thole . people who IN 11nder medica· fat. Poodl !'rom thell three food · IIOW and dtvelop properly. Choo11 a dltt modoncein 1u1- cion; and women who &N Prtl- .. . , !ffl,rniture, Carpet, .9LppCianC.es Financing Available 42123 Sta.te !l(t. 7 • 'Tuppers Plains, O:Jl 90DayLay·Away 667-7388 • 1~00-200-4005 • \. .. Mon.·Thurs. 9·5 Fri. 9-6 •Sat. 9·4 �P-oe A 6 • The Dally Sentinel The Daily Sentinel Thur.dliy~ March 3q, ~- Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Locill youth sports photos, Page. B2 So./tbalt, baseb4ll summaries, Page B2 The Daily Sentinel @ Southern High School Lonc·tlme sea etary honored on retirement .. Jeremy Hill works at Karen's Greenhouse. His work there will help him .e arn awards through the FFA program at Southern High School. Greenhouse industry .oHers work . OrtURI·•ty f·Of StUdent opp BY JEREMY FilMER After 25 years of faithful dedication and hard work, Southern High School bas lost one of its greatest secretaries ever. · This past school year, Grace Griffin was forced to retire due to some health problems. Grace was a good friend · to many, if not all, of tile students. When a student needed anything, or just wanted to know how many days he or she h:id missed, Grace was always there to answer questions or to help the students with their problems. Upon interviewing Grace, one of the first things she said was, "You don't realize what you have untll it is gone." Almost everyone . can relate to what she said. · Grace stressed the fact that she will miss the staff and all the students that she met at Southern. She said she plans on spending mote time with her (amily and her friend~ now that she is retited. She also wants to do more things around her house and plant more flowers to keep herself busy. . The faculty and the students at Southern High School will truly GI'IICe Griffith miss and never forget the faithful service of Grace Griffin. We wish her the best ofluck and hope she will visit us at Southern anytime she wants. ~1- ,. iiiDO. 'IHuRsDA.v's '' In agreement with that quote is Mr. Wolfe, who says, "I think we'vt; had great year. We had great ,turnouts for the home_basketball games,'l One thing he did not think was as successful as 1t CQ.uld have beert was the turn-out at away games. He feels that it is something to buil4 . 6n. • Erin Struble, a junior at the high school said that the Pep Club "i( a fun way to show your support to the team." . ~ Other comments from die students:") think that our Pep club mad~ a great" comeback for the 1999-2000 basketball season. Hopefully nex( ye~r more kids will be involved.and hopefully ride a pep bus to th1 away games,'' commented Macy Rees, a sophomore. .• In the future, Amy Lee, a freshman, would like to see more ·active people join the Pep Club. · · .. During the .next few years, Mr. Wolfe would like to build on schoot spirit, do mo~ activities as a group, and pack the student section . a~ home and away games. · · i "Overall, I'm satisfied except for support at away games." He alsQ says he is planning to be in charge of the club again next year. . . ) If any students would like to join the club, feel free. It is free to JOI~ and a fun thing to do on ~ friday or Saturday night. : . • ..,' WRITER'S BLOCK . My Faded Idols ..... '; I ' 'I' . • < • ' 1 I I I I',I I' 'I ' • Three of my fellow students and I leave school ~t the end of :fourth period to go to work. I work at O'Dell True Value Lumber : in Pomeroy. I have certain responsibilities that I do when I get there, : like sweeping the floors, emptying trash cans and some other things: : I also wait on customers, mainly inside, but sometimes I will work : outside. I also have to help put up freight every week. I have learned ; a lot since l started working there. " . The work .study program is done through our FFA chapter. Mr. : Sayre set up the work study program a couple years ago for students · that were either juniors or seniors · who wanted to get hands-on : experience on the jobsite. To do it, a student . has to have been : enrolled in FFA for two previous years. . , · : Our FFA chapter does all sorts of fun things. We do all sorts of : contests like forestry, soils, parliamentary procedure and ma11y oth: ers.We also go bowling, play basketball and many. other things at our : night meetings. Prep Schedule ' Buebd Wednaadly'a r.utta Alexander 12, Meigs 2 Buffalo 15, Wahama 4 Todly"a echldull Ri- Valley at Fairland, 4:30 Southern at Eastern, 4:30 Frldlly'a echldule Galla Academy at Ironton, 5:00 Eastern at Vinton County. 4:30 . Southern at s.lpre, 4:30 Trimble at Meigs, 4:30 Fairland at'Wlhama, 5:30 .• Jacob Smith led the Marauders with two singles against the Spartans ALBANY -Alexander scored four runs in the second inning and added five more iri the third en route to a 12• 2 victory over Meig. in TVC baseball action Wednesday. Alexander (2-0, TV~ 2-0) took a 1-0 lead in the sec-ond inning, Brooks singled, Warren walked and Jewell . followed with another single. ground out and a three run home run by Daniel Jewell Meigs came back in the top of the second inning to made it 6-2 Alexander. take lt 2-1 lead. Jacob Smith led off the second inning It was more of the same in the third inning, as the with a single ilfld Matt Stewart followed with a walk. Spartans scored five runs on five walks, another hit batOne out later" Odie Karr. walked to load the bases, Kyle ter and a Meigs error. The Spartans closed out the scorSmiddie singled in a run to tie the game at 1-aU. One out ing with single runs in the fo)lrth and fifth innings. The later Jeff.ijrown walked to force in a run. . game was called after five innings due to the 10-run rule. But the Spartans stormed back and took the lead for . B~ndon Buckley was the ~nning pitcher, giving up good in the boj:tom of the second inning with four runs s~ hits, walking four and stnkmg out five. J~ell had a on just one hit in the· second. Four Walks, a hit batter, a ·1 smgle ~nd home run to lea& the Spartans: Kirk Crow, • Softball • Todly'a echldule . River Valley at Fairland, 4:30 Southern at Ravenswood, 4:30 · Wallama at Wlrt Co., 4:30 Frlday'l IChadUII Trimble at Meigs, 4:30 Eastern at Vinton County, 4:30 Southam at Belpre, 4:30 . . Ravenswood at Point Pleasant, 5:00 • Parkersburg Catholic at Wahama, 5:30 ' Tennis WldnlldiY'I r.ulll . · Huntington 5, Point Pleasant 2 (boys) :I Huntington 6, Point Pleasant 0 (girls) • Athens 5, Gallla Acad!!mY 0 , Today'• tchldule · Jackson at Gallia Academy, 4:30 Point Pleasant at NHro, 4:00 Frlday'l IChadule · Gilllla Academy at Minford, 4:00 Ravenswood at Wahama, 4:00 · ' ' 'bckaField Toctay'a echldule Pride of Millgs Co. Meet at Meigs, 4:30 Frtday'a IChldule River Valley at Athens Relays, . 4:00 Point Pleasant at Parkersburg, TBA s.turday'alchldule Gallia Academy at Ironton, TBA Wlscolisin wins womenrs NIT · MADISON, Wis. (AP) Moore scoted 25 points · as Wisconsin squandered . aU but one point of a 15cpoint secondhalf lead before hanging on to beat Florida 75-7 4 in the women's NIT tide game. Florida, which scored the game's final 11 poirjtS after trailing 75-63 wjth 2:55 left, missed • 6.vo shots in .the closing seconds that could have 'won it. Wisconsin needed a dram:atic rebound from &eshman center Nina Smith with three seconds left to 'secure tbe Tamara ..,. •' ,. NFL:~bll hit with owners ·· .. '. • ' .. · -~ ~ . . O·fiio ~iuer· ·-r ' ' •' \ \ \'. Early·,· ~eP~e~~,P~~e~· Southern to win ·over Eastern ih TVC softball acton ' . 1Jetif.Com·n_a~ 7 '. 992~4.0~-~: ': 'i' :utNIN8 EXPERIENCE - Josh larsen stays busy taking orders over :the teleph(!ne. Larsen is a part of the agr!~ulture work study procram. :He Is empiQved at O'Dell Lumber. t I \ ~ JOlin . . .. ·were ·~· .r:'·: <~r,) . ~".~• . cro'w's Famlly Restaup~nt , ,. .-,.ln.J (:(lkhA ,_.,... JC.... 2.28 Mala St. ...,..,.vy. '' Olllo • \1 \I l . ' • \ . EAST MEIGS ---:; S<>11ihern :, sef~nd when Southern drew away, a fielder's choice, a Spencer took advantage of a ~t "IJ:ilfl, .(f;ive walks ,and drew.singles from single, a Ridenour walk and a · ~ •PALM. BEACH, Fla. (AP) then repelled a late Eastern riilly Dailey, Cummins, and Brauer. Rose single. As in the case of the hlstant replay is getting 'so poputo defeat the Eagle~. · 14-~ .•~Quthern left three runners sixth frame, Southern turned in lar among NFL OW')ers that they two inning endirlg double plays. Wednesday nigltttm TVC l soft-', stranded on base. might want to k~p. it for good. ball action. ' ! ' Eastern (0-1) fought back with Eastern's four runs in the sixth . Teatfu YQted 28-3 to continue Southern was led by Kati a single run in the. second when and scoreless seventh fell short the system reins13ted last season. Cummins with a ~Psi~ ;·~si : Spencer reached on an errot'and in Southern's .14-8 ;wi~. Replay, which, returned. afrer a The Southern defepse was triple. Kim Ihle had ~. sivwCS:.'~. IJi~£h runn.er·. Cinda Clifford seven-year ~ce, will be exactcredited with playing a great Laraine "Lawson a1s6" Iiail' tw'6 ··· sco&d on a sacrifice fly ,by Janet ly the same:.Coach~ will get :tvro game with several huge plays in ~ingles. Emily Stivers two singles: Ridenour. . challengef •per game, alid'a replay ' Fallon ~oush !~ed twice ··, SOuthern plated three more the field. Southern made a couofficial can stop play on his own and singled, Hea~r Dailey sin- runs . ih the third on singles by ple ·mental errors ·that marred an for a ch,.Uenge in,. the last two · gled, Sarah Brauei-'Singled and lhle, and Roush, Lyons dtew a .otherwise good defensive game. firinutes ·of each half. Tammy Fryar again made ·Stacy Lyons w,ill<ed fpur times . walk, and Cummins reached on . some great catches in right field, · and ·scored three rtii\J with two . an error. A p~ed ball let home · . walks rorcing in roM · .. o;: the $irii· fl!il of the inning, the as did Roush and· Lawson. The SHS infield of Lyons, StiverS, . 'Eastern hitters inl:Mded Alison score 11-1. .. . : ~ , ~ j ~· ... .:. Rose with two sinJ;!ss; _Kti~en · . 'Eas.tern _again came right back· lhle and Cummins also made big ,· "' . . Chevalier two sinjllfs; Tamniy wit11 two runs. Bissell doubled, plays. ' D~ , (AP)" ", Quart~rSarah . Brauer was ~gain . the back !811~ 1':ffi#kr, once the 1 Bissell a double and ·single, Janet Calaway •'singled and Putman winning pitcher with one strikeCMaway two singlei\fiild Car~ie · pea~ out ~ single in the infield . ·, . lleir~t ea. Elway, was . Wiggins, Elaine Putrnall,Tlifany ,,Two Southern errots allowed out, six walks and 12 hits Waived by 'the Denver Bron~os. · allowed. Five runs charged Spencer and J~ Bailey each . two runs to score, 11-3. . .. Brister, who led the Broncos to against Brauer. · with singles. ;if.JS scored two runs m the ( 4-0 recotd as a replacement for Bailey 1ulfered the loss for ljkv:iy' ·atitilli th,e 1998, Super · _. Southern . (Z-O., . ~ .Ir.?fO . · ) ~.J·fitP. . '; t~anks. to a ·LyP~ walk . •. , scoted lfOur m the on five ·JCU1IUlllns tr1ple, and Stivers 1111- Eastei-n.... Bailey gave up elevep Bowl~winnlng . season, was walla, a Lawson sin ' II a..+J . 'il11· 'the Tornadoes' added a sin- hits, walked 10, hit two and beiiched last exhibition season in ground out · by s· , rs · th~' glc run in 'the sixth to push the struck out four. ·· · 1· favor of secortdl-year qtw:(erback . brought ))orne a runJ :he score score to 14-4. Southern hosts Ravenswodd Brian Gtiese. 4-0. . . _ · · Eastern tightened it up on ThQrSday at Star. Mill Park 'and . · SOuthern \vent up 8-0 in the singles to Wigins, Bissell, Cal- goes to Belpre Friday. . .. ....., • ' Broncos waive ,j • TOKYO (AP) - The New the bases loaded in the lOth York Mets are sure glad they when Dennis Cook struck out decided to take Benny Henry Rodriguez. Cook (1-0) Agbayani on thjs little detour. was the winner. . Kyle Fanlswoi:th ·threw the · .Agbayani hit a grand slam in the 11th inning this morning first pitch at 7:10 p.m. local and the Mets beat the Chicago time - making it 5:10 a.m. Cubs· 5-1 for a split of their EST in New York and 4:10 season-opening series in Japan. a.m. CST in Chicago. In a game feat1fring. strange The crowd was announced as sights - Rey Ordonez making another sellout at 55,000, yet an error, and Cubs manager once again it was relatively Don Baylor not shaking hands quiet inside the Tokyo ])orne. with counterpart Bobby Valen- Games in Japan ·usually feature tine - perhaps the oddest one frenzied fans carrying drums ,was Agbayani hitting the first and horns - · to the disappointment of the Cubs and slam of the 21st century. Agbayani recendy was told Mets, they "\"ere discouraged he would be sent to Triple-A · from such behavior by local . Norfolk on .Apri) 9, when officials. . .There was a drani·atfc (}tendon Rusch is pro~oted, to be the Mets' No. 5 starter. improvement in the dirt on the Agbayani did not take the . mound and batter's boxes. Playdemotion well, and asked for a ers o'n both teams complained about the foreign soil after the trade. The Mets, having room for Cubs' 5~3 win in Wednesd~y's an extra player, took the ppener and the problems Hawaiian-born Agbayani to seemed solved. Ordonez's streak of 101 Japan. . , Agbayani's two-out drive to straight games · without an · center field made it a disap- error, a major league record I pointing · major league debut streak for shortstops, endea ' when he charged in and overfor loser Danny Young (0-1). Young emerged from the ran Damon Buford's roller in bullpen io pitch the 11th after the. first inning. ·I 1 It was his first error since last nine years in the minors. He 'I June 13 against Boston, a span retired the first two batters, but Todd Zeile singled, and walks in which he cleanly handled to Otdonez and Melvin Mota 418 chances. : Zeile, the newcomer to New loaded the bases for Agbayani. York's slick infield, made a wild In Japan, hits that end the 1 game in the bottom half of an throw to set up an unearned .. inning are called "sayonara" run in the fifth that made it 1hits. Agbayani's blow did not all. A pair of walks and a sacrifice qualify for that tide, not that it by pitcher Rick Reed led to mattered to hiin or the Mets. Rickey Henderson's sacrifice The Cubs stranded a pair of THE BAT·- .Chlcl!io•i' samniy Sosa checks his bat following a strikeout against the Mets runners in the ninth and left fly in the fifth. thi!S· rri6'rr1in~!'s game In Tokyo. The Mets won .5-1 In 11 Innings. (AP) I .. ' . . ; 333·Page .Street Mlddleporlt Ohio · 45760 (740) 992·6472 Justin Brooks and Jason Warren each added singles. josh Lynch was the starter and loser for Meigs, with relief from John Stanley and Andy Davis. The three combined to walk 13, scatter five hits and strike out seven. Jacob Smith led Meigs with two singles, Smiddie, Nick Dettwiller, Aelam Bullington and Tommy Roush all added a single. . "We cannot walk players and expect to stay in the game," Scot Gheen said of his Marauders. "We outhit them (6-5), and we have to cut down on our mistakes from our young pitching staff to scay in the game. But, they will continue to improve I have confidence ,.. in all of them." Meigs (1-1, TVC 1-1) will host Trimble Friday and then, play a doubleheader against Jackson at home Saturday. ·Mets G1nsu Cubs in .11th Wldlllldlly'a rWultl Meigs 9,, Alexander 1 Southern 14, Ellllem 8 South Gallla 5, Ironton St. Joe 4 Point Pleasant 12, Poca 3 '!ictory. ' , BYDAVEHARIIII SENTINEL CORRESPONDENT •• ~ Lumber business keeps student busy Alexa.nder defeats Meigs in TVC baseball play .; : .. lI HIGHLIGHTS •. 1 . lfS back! llt.e SHS Pep dub . I Page 81 t. BY JEREMY HILL BY AMBER MAYNARD . My name is Jeremy )-Jill and I am a junior at Southern High . . :school, where I am in the agriculture program and actively involved My faded idols. My ideal heaven. :in the FFA. Mr. Sayre is the. teache.r in the agriculture program and Bar scented. Dark colored eyes. :is also the Racine FF~ chapter's advisor. It's not such. a bad thing once you get past the taste. · . Since I have h~ve been in agriculture, I have seen many improveMy faded idols are slipping away. · : ments in myself and in my fellow classmates. Some slipping in between. . I am. currentlY' employed at Karen's Greenhouse and Country Some rushing to within me. ·Store, where I work with my father, Dale Hill. At Karen's Green; house, I perform many different tasks and do many jobs. Since Faded idols. Burdening my grasp. :Karen's Greenhouse is one of the biggest retailers in southeastern I lack the security I need. :ohio, I meet tons of people. · · When sleep becomes so much more. : Since working there, I have learned communicationnkills, which When weary eyes lose the sight. :help me make a sale and in working with other people inside and :outside the workplace. It has also taught me to be more responsible . BY RACHEL MARSHALL Fade.d idols. :and respect other people. . . AND KIM McDANIEL . . Idealistically futuristic. Giving us something to feed on. . At -Karen's, I get to help a lot of people pick out tl!eir flowers, The Southern High School Pep Club has finally .come back, since Our heroin arms. Coked up nose. plant many different kinds of plants and how to water an!i fertilize its departure six or seven years ago. And a pill to swallow and help us relax. ·the flowers at the proper time. I have also learned how to keep the According to Scott Wolfe, a teacher at Southern High School,'the We hope that you ci)oke. greenhouse set at the right temperature for certain plants. While club has come back with a "bang." There are already about 75 memWe hope that you drown. working with my father, I have been able to carry projec_ts such a~, . b;!~ \h~~l!~np *-~.m<;e~n~.. · . " · . ·;.... ~ ::;,,,. ~ ·~...:.:~! ·,f' ,~·. ...,. ;,1,..._ I growin·g two acres of tomatoes and a greenhouse of pans1es on my To get members to attend, Mr. Wolfe sa1d, We have gtven students (can't be more th~l\ I ain. own, with my dad's help and a lot of support from Mr. Sayre different incentives, purchased Pep Club shirts, and just tried to make And my idols are fading away. . through the FFA. .. it somethit}g Cu.\ for our students." . . "Also, since I have been in the FFA, I have learned a lot of skills! : .. Mn\Wolfc; a.Racine hatiYe and SHS graduate, canie batk~Soil$. .,~·. . YOJ~. ta . ch us.h: · w~ e'ftated l'ove is. ~~.. .;~ • ~:.: f;...-'i:" !."!: and have participated in a lot of activities. I have participated in the ·ern to pursue his teaching career and decided to revive the club. How fake to smile ·and get away with anything. parliamentary procedure tea~. which placed third and had a gold He chose to do this because "I was from Southern and knew how How beauty is everything: rating. rowdy and exciting our Pep Club used to be. I saw enthusiasm at You talk. I have also participated in contests such as forestry. I have also had Southern die the past few years, since I came back home I wanted to With your silicon injected lips. ,. the chance to fill out proficiency awards in fruit/vegetable, floricul- rejuvenate the school spirit." · And your plastic cheek bones. ture (placed first), and accounting. I hav~ also served as an officer in Tara Rose, a senior at Southern High states, "I think it is going About how we should look. the FFA and have done many other fun and exciting activities while great! It is really nice to see some school spirit back at SHS. My fresh!t:nd my middle finger says more than you. ! have been in FFA. man year here there wasn't much pride at SHS and now we have I also think the FFA will help me out in the future with getting something to be proud of." · Hand oVer the innocence you stole from me. . . a job, filling out applications and basic record keeping. I think thi!. TheJ;e are no officers of the club. Mr. Wolfe · is the only one in From us. : FFA can take you anywhere you want to go, no matter what other charge but he says, "We have a great ~up of.cheerleaders that give us No, keep it. I don't need to be naive. :people say about the organization. And I also believe in the FFA that guidance 'and our.senior me)"Ilbers have been good leaders:' We hope that you choke. :you get what you put into it and can take it as far as you want to Even though it is the first year back for the club, the members have We hope that you drown. : take it. done many activities. Some activities they have accomplished are: the selling of Pep Club shirts and the making of signs. It also sponsoted the With an emphasis on mortality, you. pit us in high schooL half-court shot at home basketball games., held pep rallies, and particiCage us in with fences. . pated in cheerleader sponsored activities. Where the constitution does not apply. Most members asked felt that the club has been a success. A memAnd the idols I have are fading away. ber of the club, 'JYler Johnson, states that "I am glad to see some. pride BY JQIH lARSEN We hope that you choke. , !.am currently attending Southern High School in Racine. I am for our team. The support from the fans has made the diffenmce. I :in my junior year and am in a work study program through the FFA. hope the Pep Club will become more involved with the other sports ' -· . ...... ·,-....._.:,,._,.~.,_...:..._..J-J.. Meigs girls thump Alexander, 9• 1 . BY DAVE HARRIS SENTINEL CORRESPONDENT . ALBANY - ¥eigs broke open a close game with a six run, sixth inning and we.nt on to defeat Alexander 9-1 in girls TVC softball action Wednesday evening . at Alexander. Meigs (1-1, TVC 1-1) took · a 2-0 lead in the third inning on a walk to Tawny Jones and singles by Bethany Boyles and Shannon Price. Tangy Laudermilt then double to put the maroon and gold on top. Alexander (0-2, TVC 0-2) scored a run 1n the fifth inning to cut the lead in half on a walk a single by Jordan and a double by Canterbury. "But 't he Marauder broke th.e game o.p en in the sixth inning. Stephanie Wigal sin. gled; Lauder111ilt hit her second 4ouble, andWilliam1 followed with a two base hit. A walk, sacrifice fly, fielders . · choice and another Wigal single gave Meigs the 8-1 lead . Meig1 closed out the scoring in. the seventh inning, on a single by Williams, two walks and a Alexander error. taudermilt picked up the win, giving up four hits, walking three and striking out six. Laudermilt also led Meigs at the plate with three · doubles . Price added ·three singles, while Williams a double and a single. Wigal had a pair of singles and Amy Hysell an? · Boyles each added a single. • . Megan Llewellyn p.i.c ked up the loss with help from Williams. The two struck out eight, walked four and gave up 12 hits. Canterbury, Williams, Jordan .and Arnold had the Alexander .h its, all singles. Meigs hosts Trimble Friday, the entertains Jackson in a doubleheadet Saturday. Meigs also :won the junior varsity game 29.- 13 . ·• �P-oe A 6 • The Dally Sentinel The Daily Sentinel Thur.dliy~ March 3q, ~- Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Locill youth sports photos, Page. B2 So./tbalt, baseb4ll summaries, Page B2 The Daily Sentinel @ Southern High School Lonc·tlme sea etary honored on retirement .. Jeremy Hill works at Karen's Greenhouse. His work there will help him .e arn awards through the FFA program at Southern High School. Greenhouse industry .oHers work . OrtURI·•ty f·Of StUdent opp BY JEREMY FilMER After 25 years of faithful dedication and hard work, Southern High School bas lost one of its greatest secretaries ever. · This past school year, Grace Griffin was forced to retire due to some health problems. Grace was a good friend · to many, if not all, of tile students. When a student needed anything, or just wanted to know how many days he or she h:id missed, Grace was always there to answer questions or to help the students with their problems. Upon interviewing Grace, one of the first things she said was, "You don't realize what you have untll it is gone." Almost everyone . can relate to what she said. · Grace stressed the fact that she will miss the staff and all the students that she met at Southern. She said she plans on spending mote time with her (amily and her friend~ now that she is retited. She also wants to do more things around her house and plant more flowers to keep herself busy. . The faculty and the students at Southern High School will truly GI'IICe Griffith miss and never forget the faithful service of Grace Griffin. We wish her the best ofluck and hope she will visit us at Southern anytime she wants. ~1- ,. iiiDO. 'IHuRsDA.v's '' In agreement with that quote is Mr. Wolfe, who says, "I think we'vt; had great year. We had great ,turnouts for the home_basketball games,'l One thing he did not think was as successful as 1t CQ.uld have beert was the turn-out at away games. He feels that it is something to buil4 . 6n. • Erin Struble, a junior at the high school said that the Pep Club "i( a fun way to show your support to the team." . ~ Other comments from die students:") think that our Pep club mad~ a great" comeback for the 1999-2000 basketball season. Hopefully nex( ye~r more kids will be involved.and hopefully ride a pep bus to th1 away games,'' commented Macy Rees, a sophomore. .• In the future, Amy Lee, a freshman, would like to see more ·active people join the Pep Club. · · .. During the .next few years, Mr. Wolfe would like to build on schoot spirit, do mo~ activities as a group, and pack the student section . a~ home and away games. · · i "Overall, I'm satisfied except for support at away games." He alsQ says he is planning to be in charge of the club again next year. . . ) If any students would like to join the club, feel free. It is free to JOI~ and a fun thing to do on ~ friday or Saturday night. : . • ..,' WRITER'S BLOCK . My Faded Idols ..... '; I ' 'I' . • < • ' 1 I I I I',I I' 'I ' • Three of my fellow students and I leave school ~t the end of :fourth period to go to work. I work at O'Dell True Value Lumber : in Pomeroy. I have certain responsibilities that I do when I get there, : like sweeping the floors, emptying trash cans and some other things: : I also wait on customers, mainly inside, but sometimes I will work : outside. I also have to help put up freight every week. I have learned ; a lot since l started working there. " . The work .study program is done through our FFA chapter. Mr. : Sayre set up the work study program a couple years ago for students · that were either juniors or seniors · who wanted to get hands-on : experience on the jobsite. To do it, a student . has to have been : enrolled in FFA for two previous years. . , · : Our FFA chapter does all sorts of fun things. We do all sorts of : contests like forestry, soils, parliamentary procedure and ma11y oth: ers.We also go bowling, play basketball and many. other things at our : night meetings. Prep Schedule ' Buebd Wednaadly'a r.utta Alexander 12, Meigs 2 Buffalo 15, Wahama 4 Todly"a echldull Ri- Valley at Fairland, 4:30 Southern at Eastern, 4:30 Frldlly'a echldule Galla Academy at Ironton, 5:00 Eastern at Vinton County. 4:30 . Southern at s.lpre, 4:30 Trimble at Meigs, 4:30 Fairland at'Wlhama, 5:30 .• Jacob Smith led the Marauders with two singles against the Spartans ALBANY -Alexander scored four runs in the second inning and added five more iri the third en route to a 12• 2 victory over Meig. in TVC baseball action Wednesday. Alexander (2-0, TV~ 2-0) took a 1-0 lead in the sec-ond inning, Brooks singled, Warren walked and Jewell . followed with another single. ground out and a three run home run by Daniel Jewell Meigs came back in the top of the second inning to made it 6-2 Alexander. take lt 2-1 lead. Jacob Smith led off the second inning It was more of the same in the third inning, as the with a single ilfld Matt Stewart followed with a walk. Spartans scored five runs on five walks, another hit batOne out later" Odie Karr. walked to load the bases, Kyle ter and a Meigs error. The Spartans closed out the scorSmiddie singled in a run to tie the game at 1-aU. One out ing with single runs in the fo)lrth and fifth innings. The later Jeff.ijrown walked to force in a run. . game was called after five innings due to the 10-run rule. But the Spartans stormed back and took the lead for . B~ndon Buckley was the ~nning pitcher, giving up good in the boj:tom of the second inning with four runs s~ hits, walking four and stnkmg out five. J~ell had a on just one hit in the· second. Four Walks, a hit batter, a ·1 smgle ~nd home run to lea& the Spartans: Kirk Crow, • Softball • Todly'a echldule . River Valley at Fairland, 4:30 Southern at Ravenswood, 4:30 · Wallama at Wlrt Co., 4:30 Frlday'l IChadUII Trimble at Meigs, 4:30 Eastern at Vinton County, 4:30 Southam at Belpre, 4:30 . . Ravenswood at Point Pleasant, 5:00 • Parkersburg Catholic at Wahama, 5:30 ' Tennis WldnlldiY'I r.ulll . · Huntington 5, Point Pleasant 2 (boys) :I Huntington 6, Point Pleasant 0 (girls) • Athens 5, Gallla Acad!!mY 0 , Today'• tchldule · Jackson at Gallia Academy, 4:30 Point Pleasant at NHro, 4:00 Frlday'l IChadule · Gilllla Academy at Minford, 4:00 Ravenswood at Wahama, 4:00 · ' ' 'bckaField Toctay'a echldule Pride of Millgs Co. Meet at Meigs, 4:30 Frtday'a IChldule River Valley at Athens Relays, . 4:00 Point Pleasant at Parkersburg, TBA s.turday'alchldule Gallia Academy at Ironton, TBA Wlscolisin wins womenrs NIT · MADISON, Wis. (AP) Moore scoted 25 points · as Wisconsin squandered . aU but one point of a 15cpoint secondhalf lead before hanging on to beat Florida 75-7 4 in the women's NIT tide game. Florida, which scored the game's final 11 poirjtS after trailing 75-63 wjth 2:55 left, missed • 6.vo shots in .the closing seconds that could have 'won it. Wisconsin needed a dram:atic rebound from &eshman center Nina Smith with three seconds left to 'secure tbe Tamara ..,. •' ,. NFL:~bll hit with owners ·· .. '. • ' .. · -~ ~ . . O·fiio ~iuer· ·-r ' ' •' \ \ \'. Early·,· ~eP~e~~,P~~e~· Southern to win ·over Eastern ih TVC softball acton ' . 1Jetif.Com·n_a~ 7 '. 992~4.0~-~: ': 'i' :utNIN8 EXPERIENCE - Josh larsen stays busy taking orders over :the teleph(!ne. Larsen is a part of the agr!~ulture work study procram. :He Is empiQved at O'Dell Lumber. t I \ ~ JOlin . . .. ·were ·~· .r:'·: <~r,) . ~".~• . cro'w's Famlly Restaup~nt , ,. .-,.ln.J (:(lkhA ,_.,... JC.... 2.28 Mala St. ...,..,.vy. '' Olllo • \1 \I l . ' • \ . EAST MEIGS ---:; S<>11ihern :, sef~nd when Southern drew away, a fielder's choice, a Spencer took advantage of a ~t "IJ:ilfl, .(f;ive walks ,and drew.singles from single, a Ridenour walk and a · ~ •PALM. BEACH, Fla. (AP) then repelled a late Eastern riilly Dailey, Cummins, and Brauer. Rose single. As in the case of the hlstant replay is getting 'so poputo defeat the Eagle~. · 14-~ .•~Quthern left three runners sixth frame, Southern turned in lar among NFL OW')ers that they two inning endirlg double plays. Wednesday nigltttm TVC l soft-', stranded on base. might want to k~p. it for good. ball action. ' ! ' Eastern (0-1) fought back with Eastern's four runs in the sixth . Teatfu YQted 28-3 to continue Southern was led by Kati a single run in the. second when and scoreless seventh fell short the system reins13ted last season. Cummins with a ~Psi~ ;·~si : Spencer reached on an errot'and in Southern's .14-8 ;wi~. Replay, which, returned. afrer a The Southern defepse was triple. Kim Ihle had ~. sivwCS:.'~. IJi~£h runn.er·. Cinda Clifford seven-year ~ce, will be exactcredited with playing a great Laraine "Lawson a1s6" Iiail' tw'6 ··· sco&d on a sacrifice fly ,by Janet ly the same:.Coach~ will get :tvro game with several huge plays in ~ingles. Emily Stivers two singles: Ridenour. . challengef •per game, alid'a replay ' Fallon ~oush !~ed twice ··, SOuthern plated three more the field. Southern made a couofficial can stop play on his own and singled, Hea~r Dailey sin- runs . ih the third on singles by ple ·mental errors ·that marred an for a ch,.Uenge in,. the last two · gled, Sarah Brauei-'Singled and lhle, and Roush, Lyons dtew a .otherwise good defensive game. firinutes ·of each half. Tammy Fryar again made ·Stacy Lyons w,ill<ed fpur times . walk, and Cummins reached on . some great catches in right field, · and ·scored three rtii\J with two . an error. A p~ed ball let home · . walks rorcing in roM · .. o;: the $irii· fl!il of the inning, the as did Roush and· Lawson. The SHS infield of Lyons, StiverS, . 'Eastern hitters inl:Mded Alison score 11-1. .. . : ~ , ~ j ~· ... .:. Rose with two sinJ;!ss; _Kti~en · . 'Eas.tern _again came right back· lhle and Cummins also made big ,· "' . . Chevalier two sinjllfs; Tamniy wit11 two runs. Bissell doubled, plays. ' D~ , (AP)" ", Quart~rSarah . Brauer was ~gain . the back !811~ 1':ffi#kr, once the 1 Bissell a double and ·single, Janet Calaway •'singled and Putman winning pitcher with one strikeCMaway two singlei\fiild Car~ie · pea~ out ~ single in the infield . ·, . lleir~t ea. Elway, was . Wiggins, Elaine Putrnall,Tlifany ,,Two Southern errots allowed out, six walks and 12 hits Waived by 'the Denver Bron~os. · allowed. Five runs charged Spencer and J~ Bailey each . two runs to score, 11-3. . .. Brister, who led the Broncos to against Brauer. · with singles. ;if.JS scored two runs m the ( 4-0 recotd as a replacement for Bailey 1ulfered the loss for ljkv:iy' ·atitilli th,e 1998, Super · _. Southern . (Z-O., . ~ .Ir.?fO . · ) ~.J·fitP. . '; t~anks. to a ·LyP~ walk . •. , scoted lfOur m the on five ·JCU1IUlllns tr1ple, and Stivers 1111- Eastei-n.... Bailey gave up elevep Bowl~winnlng . season, was walla, a Lawson sin ' II a..+J . 'il11· 'the Tornadoes' added a sin- hits, walked 10, hit two and beiiched last exhibition season in ground out · by s· , rs · th~' glc run in 'the sixth to push the struck out four. ·· · 1· favor of secortdl-year qtw:(erback . brought ))orne a runJ :he score score to 14-4. Southern hosts Ravenswodd Brian Gtiese. 4-0. . . _ · · Eastern tightened it up on ThQrSday at Star. Mill Park 'and . · SOuthern \vent up 8-0 in the singles to Wigins, Bissell, Cal- goes to Belpre Friday. . .. ....., • ' Broncos waive ,j • TOKYO (AP) - The New the bases loaded in the lOth York Mets are sure glad they when Dennis Cook struck out decided to take Benny Henry Rodriguez. Cook (1-0) Agbayani on thjs little detour. was the winner. . Kyle Fanlswoi:th ·threw the · .Agbayani hit a grand slam in the 11th inning this morning first pitch at 7:10 p.m. local and the Mets beat the Chicago time - making it 5:10 a.m. Cubs· 5-1 for a split of their EST in New York and 4:10 season-opening series in Japan. a.m. CST in Chicago. In a game feat1fring. strange The crowd was announced as sights - Rey Ordonez making another sellout at 55,000, yet an error, and Cubs manager once again it was relatively Don Baylor not shaking hands quiet inside the Tokyo ])orne. with counterpart Bobby Valen- Games in Japan ·usually feature tine - perhaps the oddest one frenzied fans carrying drums ,was Agbayani hitting the first and horns - · to the disappointment of the Cubs and slam of the 21st century. Agbayani recendy was told Mets, they "\"ere discouraged he would be sent to Triple-A · from such behavior by local . Norfolk on .Apri) 9, when officials. . .There was a drani·atfc (}tendon Rusch is pro~oted, to be the Mets' No. 5 starter. improvement in the dirt on the Agbayani did not take the . mound and batter's boxes. Playdemotion well, and asked for a ers o'n both teams complained about the foreign soil after the trade. The Mets, having room for Cubs' 5~3 win in Wednesd~y's an extra player, took the ppener and the problems Hawaiian-born Agbayani to seemed solved. Ordonez's streak of 101 Japan. . , Agbayani's two-out drive to straight games · without an · center field made it a disap- error, a major league record I pointing · major league debut streak for shortstops, endea ' when he charged in and overfor loser Danny Young (0-1). Young emerged from the ran Damon Buford's roller in bullpen io pitch the 11th after the. first inning. ·I 1 It was his first error since last nine years in the minors. He 'I June 13 against Boston, a span retired the first two batters, but Todd Zeile singled, and walks in which he cleanly handled to Otdonez and Melvin Mota 418 chances. : Zeile, the newcomer to New loaded the bases for Agbayani. York's slick infield, made a wild In Japan, hits that end the 1 game in the bottom half of an throw to set up an unearned .. inning are called "sayonara" run in the fifth that made it 1hits. Agbayani's blow did not all. A pair of walks and a sacrifice qualify for that tide, not that it by pitcher Rick Reed led to mattered to hiin or the Mets. Rickey Henderson's sacrifice The Cubs stranded a pair of THE BAT·- .Chlcl!io•i' samniy Sosa checks his bat following a strikeout against the Mets runners in the ninth and left fly in the fifth. thi!S· rri6'rr1in~!'s game In Tokyo. The Mets won .5-1 In 11 Innings. (AP) I .. ' . . ; 333·Page .Street Mlddleporlt Ohio · 45760 (740) 992·6472 Justin Brooks and Jason Warren each added singles. josh Lynch was the starter and loser for Meigs, with relief from John Stanley and Andy Davis. The three combined to walk 13, scatter five hits and strike out seven. Jacob Smith led Meigs with two singles, Smiddie, Nick Dettwiller, Aelam Bullington and Tommy Roush all added a single. . "We cannot walk players and expect to stay in the game," Scot Gheen said of his Marauders. "We outhit them (6-5), and we have to cut down on our mistakes from our young pitching staff to scay in the game. But, they will continue to improve I have confidence ,.. in all of them." Meigs (1-1, TVC 1-1) will host Trimble Friday and then, play a doubleheader against Jackson at home Saturday. ·Mets G1nsu Cubs in .11th Wldlllldlly'a rWultl Meigs 9,, Alexander 1 Southern 14, Ellllem 8 South Gallla 5, Ironton St. Joe 4 Point Pleasant 12, Poca 3 '!ictory. ' , BYDAVEHARIIII SENTINEL CORRESPONDENT •• ~ Lumber business keeps student busy Alexa.nder defeats Meigs in TVC baseball play .; : .. lI HIGHLIGHTS •. 1 . lfS back! llt.e SHS Pep dub . I Page 81 t. BY JEREMY HILL BY AMBER MAYNARD . My name is Jeremy )-Jill and I am a junior at Southern High . . :school, where I am in the agriculture program and actively involved My faded idols. My ideal heaven. :in the FFA. Mr. Sayre is the. teache.r in the agriculture program and Bar scented. Dark colored eyes. :is also the Racine FF~ chapter's advisor. It's not such. a bad thing once you get past the taste. · . Since I have h~ve been in agriculture, I have seen many improveMy faded idols are slipping away. · : ments in myself and in my fellow classmates. Some slipping in between. . I am. currentlY' employed at Karen's Greenhouse and Country Some rushing to within me. ·Store, where I work with my father, Dale Hill. At Karen's Green; house, I perform many different tasks and do many jobs. Since Faded idols. Burdening my grasp. :Karen's Greenhouse is one of the biggest retailers in southeastern I lack the security I need. :ohio, I meet tons of people. · · When sleep becomes so much more. : Since working there, I have learned communicationnkills, which When weary eyes lose the sight. :help me make a sale and in working with other people inside and :outside the workplace. It has also taught me to be more responsible . BY RACHEL MARSHALL Fade.d idols. :and respect other people. . . AND KIM McDANIEL . . Idealistically futuristic. Giving us something to feed on. . At -Karen's, I get to help a lot of people pick out tl!eir flowers, The Southern High School Pep Club has finally .come back, since Our heroin arms. Coked up nose. plant many different kinds of plants and how to water an!i fertilize its departure six or seven years ago. And a pill to swallow and help us relax. ·the flowers at the proper time. I have also learned how to keep the According to Scott Wolfe, a teacher at Southern High School,'the We hope that you ci)oke. greenhouse set at the right temperature for certain plants. While club has come back with a "bang." There are already about 75 memWe hope that you drown. working with my father, I have been able to carry projec_ts such a~, . b;!~ \h~~l!~np *-~.m<;e~n~.. · . " · . ·;.... ~ ::;,,,. ~ ·~...:.:~! ·,f' ,~·. ...,. ;,1,..._ I growin·g two acres of tomatoes and a greenhouse of pans1es on my To get members to attend, Mr. Wolfe sa1d, We have gtven students (can't be more th~l\ I ain. own, with my dad's help and a lot of support from Mr. Sayre different incentives, purchased Pep Club shirts, and just tried to make And my idols are fading away. . through the FFA. .. it somethit}g Cu.\ for our students." . . "Also, since I have been in the FFA, I have learned a lot of skills! : .. Mn\Wolfc; a.Racine hatiYe and SHS graduate, canie batk~Soil$. .,~·. . YOJ~. ta . ch us.h: · w~ e'ftated l'ove is. ~~.. .;~ • ~:.: f;...-'i:" !."!: and have participated in a lot of activities. I have participated in the ·ern to pursue his teaching career and decided to revive the club. How fake to smile ·and get away with anything. parliamentary procedure tea~. which placed third and had a gold He chose to do this because "I was from Southern and knew how How beauty is everything: rating. rowdy and exciting our Pep Club used to be. I saw enthusiasm at You talk. I have also participated in contests such as forestry. I have also had Southern die the past few years, since I came back home I wanted to With your silicon injected lips. ,. the chance to fill out proficiency awards in fruit/vegetable, floricul- rejuvenate the school spirit." · And your plastic cheek bones. ture (placed first), and accounting. I hav~ also served as an officer in Tara Rose, a senior at Southern High states, "I think it is going About how we should look. the FFA and have done many other fun and exciting activities while great! It is really nice to see some school spirit back at SHS. My fresh!t:nd my middle finger says more than you. ! have been in FFA. man year here there wasn't much pride at SHS and now we have I also think the FFA will help me out in the future with getting something to be proud of." · Hand oVer the innocence you stole from me. . . a job, filling out applications and basic record keeping. I think thi!. TheJ;e are no officers of the club. Mr. Wolfe · is the only one in From us. : FFA can take you anywhere you want to go, no matter what other charge but he says, "We have a great ~up of.cheerleaders that give us No, keep it. I don't need to be naive. :people say about the organization. And I also believe in the FFA that guidance 'and our.senior me)"Ilbers have been good leaders:' We hope that you choke. :you get what you put into it and can take it as far as you want to Even though it is the first year back for the club, the members have We hope that you drown. : take it. done many activities. Some activities they have accomplished are: the selling of Pep Club shirts and the making of signs. It also sponsoted the With an emphasis on mortality, you. pit us in high schooL half-court shot at home basketball games., held pep rallies, and particiCage us in with fences. . pated in cheerleader sponsored activities. Where the constitution does not apply. Most members asked felt that the club has been a success. A memAnd the idols I have are fading away. ber of the club, 'JYler Johnson, states that "I am glad to see some. pride BY JQIH lARSEN We hope that you choke. , !.am currently attending Southern High School in Racine. I am for our team. The support from the fans has made the diffenmce. I :in my junior year and am in a work study program through the FFA. hope the Pep Club will become more involved with the other sports ' -· . ...... ·,-....._.:,,._,.~.,_...:..._..J-J.. Meigs girls thump Alexander, 9• 1 . BY DAVE HARRIS SENTINEL CORRESPONDENT . ALBANY - ¥eigs broke open a close game with a six run, sixth inning and we.nt on to defeat Alexander 9-1 in girls TVC softball action Wednesday evening . at Alexander. Meigs (1-1, TVC 1-1) took · a 2-0 lead in the third inning on a walk to Tawny Jones and singles by Bethany Boyles and Shannon Price. Tangy Laudermilt then double to put the maroon and gold on top. Alexander (0-2, TVC 0-2) scored a run 1n the fifth inning to cut the lead in half on a walk a single by Jordan and a double by Canterbury. "But 't he Marauder broke th.e game o.p en in the sixth inning. Stephanie Wigal sin. gled; Lauder111ilt hit her second 4ouble, andWilliam1 followed with a two base hit. A walk, sacrifice fly, fielders . · choice and another Wigal single gave Meigs the 8-1 lead . Meig1 closed out the scoring in. the seventh inning, on a single by Williams, two walks and a Alexander error. taudermilt picked up the win, giving up four hits, walking three and striking out six. Laudermilt also led Meigs at the plate with three · doubles . Price added ·three singles, while Williams a double and a single. Wigal had a pair of singles and Amy Hysell an? · Boyles each added a single. • . Megan Llewellyn p.i.c ked up the loss with help from Williams. The two struck out eight, walked four and gave up 12 hits. Canterbury, Williams, Jordan .and Arnold had the Alexander .h its, all singles. Meigs hosts Trimble Friday, the entertains Jackson in a doubleheadet Saturday. Meigs also :won the junior varsity game 29.- 13 . ·• �Page B2• The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Public Thuraday, Notice Public PUILIC NOTICE The following 1pp11aau- 1ncl/or Ytrlflld complllnte wt,.. I'ICIIvtd •nd tho following droit, propoaed, or 1111111 IIOIIon1 - • lotuod, by tht Ohio Envlronmontll Protection Agency (OEPA) 1111 - k "Actlona• Include tho ldoptlon modlflcltlon, or ropHI olonlln ( - tlian emergency ordora), tho IUUinCI, donlll modification or revocltlen of llc.ntaa, permlto, ltaNI, v•rllnCII, or certificate•, 1nd tho approvol or dlaapprov11 of pllna 1nd aptc lllcltlona 'Droit Actio no lrl wrltttn atttomtnte of tht Director of Envlronmtnlll Protection a (Director a) lntant with reapect to tho IIIUinCO donlll, tiC Of I permit, llcen1e, ord1r, etc I:l~";::"~~r:'!";ed por•ona may written cammtntl or FIRST PLACE - The Me1gs Middle School seventh g, ade c heerleaders recently placed f 1rst at the Re g1onal USACF compet1t1on 1n R1o Grancle They w111 be t ravelmg to Charlotte N C and compet1ng 1n the Nat ional USACF c ompet ition on Saturday and Sun TRIMBLE TOURNEY CHAMPION - Eastern s sev enth grade boys basketball team recently won the Tnmble Seventh Grade Tournament champiOnShip and f1n1shed 1ts season With a 161 record Seated are cheerleaders Chelsea Young Katie Hoxs1e Andrea Grueser Dusty Murphy Cassie Nutter Jes s1ca Kehl and Abb1e Chevalier Kneeling behind day Apnl 2 In front are (L R) Casey Manley, Am an da Hoyt Ashley Baylor and co-captam Peggy Duff In the back row are Sarah Wilkes capta1n M1chelle Neece Jern Boo Bentley co-captam Kat1e Reed and Clare S1sson them are players Chris Connolly Chns Myers Adam Dillard, Chns Tucker Josh Hayman and Derek Baum Standmg teammtes are Chns Carroll Ross Holter, Robert Cross Cody 0111, Darren Scarbrough and Kern Amsbary The team was coached by T1m Baum and Jeremy Casto a public mooting regarding draft actlona Commanta or public "'"ling l'lqUOIII muat be aubmlttad within 30 daya of natlco of the draft action Propoaed action a' , .. written ltttementa of the dlrtctor•a lnttnt w lth raoptot 10 the IIIUinOI, denial, modification, ravocttlon, or renewal of t perml1, llotnaa, or vtrlllnct Written oommenta 1nd requtatt lor a public metllng regarding 1 propotad aotlon m1y be tubmlttld wllhln 30 dtya of notlot of tha propottd utlon An tdjudlottlon hearing may be held on 1 propoaad tollon If 1 h..rlng raquaal or objection 11 I'ICIIVId br tht OIPA within 30 dtyl 0 11111111041 of tht propoltd action. Wrltttn oommtnla, requaate for public moat1ng1, •nd adjudloollon hnrlng raquaata muat be lint to Hoarlng Cltrk, Ohio Envlronmantol Protactlon Agency, P 0 Box 1048, Columbua, Ohio 432111-1048 (Talaphono 814·1144·2128) "Final Actlona are ootlona ot tha director which ora elltctiVI upon laauanca or I alated affective date Purau1nt to Ohio Revlaad Coda Section 37 45 04, a flnol action may ba appealed to tho Environmental Rtvlaw Appult Comtnlulon (ERAC) (Formerly Known Aa Tho Environmental Boord Of Review) by a peraon who Wll a ptrty to 1 proceeding before tha director by filing an appeol within 30 days of notice of tho flnlltollon Pursuant to Ohio Ravlaod Code Section 3745 07, a llnal action laaulng, denying, modifying, revoking, or renewing a pormlt, llcenlt, or variance which It not preceded by a propoald aclll!n, may ba appealed to lht ERAC by filing an appeal within 30 daya of laauance of the final acUon ERAC lp~ll mual be flied with Environmental Rovlaw Appaala Commlaalon, 238 E1at Town Street, Room 300, Columbuo, Ohio 43215 A copy ol the appHI muat be ltrvod on tho Director within 3 daya alter filing tht lppHI with tht ERAC Approvod parmlaalon for open burning OAC Chapter 3 745 18 Pomeroy Flra Dep1r1ment 31918 Walchtown Hill Pomeroy, OH Application NO(e) OJI.06.53.0 9 (3) 301 tc ,I I I I, MULTIPLE TOURNEY CHAMPS- The fifth grade Eas tern II Lady Eagles fm1shed thelf season With a 15 2 record that mc luded champ1onsh1ps m the Lit tie Hockmg Me1gs Elementary and Me1gs League tournaments Kneelmg are (L R) Beth Hysell K1m In Memory berly Castor Georg1na Koblentz, Ashley Gibbs Alyssa Baker and Jenna Hupp Standing are ass1s tant coach Don Jackson Amber Willbarger Bnttany Bissell Enn Weber Damelle Phillips J1llian Brannon and head coach Lester Stewart L~..~~;;; 12, MelgS Midwest Division Ium IlL~ x Ulah, .... .. .. ....................48 22 888 145 11 Batteries Al exander Brandon Buckley (WPJ ana Dan el Jewell Meigs Josh Lynch (LP) John Stanley (3) Andy Dav s (4) and Man Stew NBA ·~ HOME RUNS Dan e1 Jewell Alel(ander 3 run In the second Jum Southern 14, Eastern 8 Southern Eastern 443 021 0 14 11 4 012 104 o B 12 2 htttrl•• Southern Brauer (WP) ana Dal ley Eastern Bailey (LP) and Calaway Meigs 9, Alexander 1 002 006 1 9 12 1 000010 0- t40 x San Antomo x Minnesota DallasDenver Houston Vancouver standings EASTERN CONFERENCE Atl•ntlc Division Miami New York Phliadetph a Orlando New Jersey Boston Washington x Indiana Toronto Charlotte Detro t Milwaukee W L 44 26 44 27 42 29 36 36 30 40 30 41 25 47 Centr•l Dlvlalon CLEVELAND AIIBnla 47 24 40 39 36 33 28 26 30 31 34 37 43 44 ~ 629 620 592 500 429 423 347 662 571 557 514 471 39< 371 WI • 2• 9 14 141, 20 46 25 43 27 31 40 29 43 27 44 19 51 Pacific Dlvlakm 7. 5 17 I 20 21 . 29 Hea-ven's light shines down this way, Reminding us thls Is Plolntlll, flied • complolnt for judgmont on on occount 1golnlll you •• Defondont In lhl Court ol Common Plou of G1lll1 County, Ohio bta~ng C111 No lit CV 811. dtmlndlna th1t judgment bt gr1nttd 1plntt you lor U1,535 57 plu• aott end lntt...... 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Th• Board of Melga - personal living skill and a commitment to the CLEAN HOUSE WITH THE (31 21, 30, (4) 3, a, 4tc lr----------------~ prayer chains, and my family fun the ~ Wednesday's scores Denver 101 wash ngton 93 Chartotte 98 Detro•t 91 Public Notice ••r Comm~nera 3 30 141 8 2 Wataon We loml you then, And x-cllnched payoff berth Public Notice IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF GALUA COUNTY, OHIO Gtlllpollo Building Supply, Inc DBA 0 dtll True Vllue Lumber Co Plolntlll, ve Jocklt LH Tenner Dtltndtnt Clio NO lltCV -.n Card of Thanka llwayswill. Public Notice In aooordtnot with Hotlon 307 11 of tht Ohio Rtvltld Codt, -ltd llldl Will bt I'IOIIYtd by the Board of lftlga County Commlaalontra, Court Hoult, Pomeroy, Ohio 4171t, until 3 00 P M on Frlelly 14th, 2000 The bide will thtn bt opened and ,..,d •loud at 10 011 A.M on Mondey, April 17th, 2000. for tht follOwing: FURNISHING OF VARIOUS KINDS AND SIZES OF AGGREGATE THAT MAY BE REQUIRED BY THE MEIGS COUNTY HIGHWA't' DEPARTMI!Nt Bid Speclflc1llona may be plcktd up 11 the Mtlga county Engln-·a Offtca or the OffiCI Of the Mtllll County Commllllone,.. Tho Board of Melge County Commlaelonara may accept tho lowlll bid, or Hlect tht beat bid for tht Intended purpoae, 1nd rtlll'VIt tho right to lnd/or rtjtct any or all bldo and{or any port thereof 1nd will be •worded a controct to thol blddtr which Ia In th't bill lnteratt of Mllga County Gloria KIDII, Cltrk Board of Malga County Utah 9a Ph lad$Phta 84 L A lakers 108 Vancouver 99 New York 110 Seattle 95 239 194 llcond ltr..t, P-roy, ' Ohio, The , . , _ 1 link • and lavlnga Company • Public NOIICI utanded parkin\ lot .;. uper ._. On • • rlly, Apltll, 2000 (boalda Powell'a v.tu), to "'I for Cllh the _ 11 10 00 1 m the Home toNo ,.,.. aonrtlnl , NatJ..I Banll wiU olltr for 1112 Chevrolet Lumina Ill publo • ctlon on 1111 b•nk parking lot tho Euro 2g1wn14T1N12171537 The Farmera lonk and folawtng vehlclee 1 Saving• Company, 18113 Gee Pomero~. Ohio,,.. ,,.,.. the VIN 2C1UR81111Pe774154 right to bid atlhlt ultl, and 18113 Chevy Cav to wlthdrtw the allova VIN 1GUCt44XP1f33408 collaterol prtor to 1111 18112 Pontile Bunblrd Further, The Fa.-. bank VIN· 1G2JC14H4N78871115 The . . , , Ol tht 1111 lrl and llvlngt comp1ny ""'"" the right to reltcl Cllh The Homo National link any or oil bldt aubmlttod tho above Furthlro """"' 1111 right to reject colllltrlll will be oold In tht any or all bkla or to remove 1ny unit from the ule 11 condition II Ia In, with no • axprnt or lmplltd 1nytlma warranu .. given Arrangement• m•y ba For further lnformltlon, made to lnapect 1ny of the contact Shall&. Buchlnan 11 lboYa namocl vehlcloa prior to tilt ult by calling 740- 740-1112·2138 ext. 122. (3) 2t, 30, 31 3 tc 1148-2210 Natlolto~: CLEVELAND 86 Chocago 81 563 17 54 1¢ 58 llturdey. 1. 2000, ;"' II 10 00 I 111., I ,-tiD IIIII <-:: will be held tl 211 Well ; . 1'011 PROPOIAL Happy birthday, Doke 40 31 a 14 18 19. 42 . 46 ·· ·':: REQUUT cards, l'isiiS, prayers during my at Holzer Hospital. Special thanks IO Rev Paul A April Stlluoa, DIII'8CI lllld slllf 5th floor, the 19 729 25 643 29 586 Boord of Mtlge County CommtltiO.VI"I (3) 30 (4} 5 2TC Notice OO.Ied you Home 12 833 PUBLIC NOT1CI! NOT1CE It ~~e~:=r,n- on 2TC remembered LA Clippers 10. 13 . 19 20 . 2. Commlttlone,.. Board of Mtlga County 131 30 141 1 passed, Since God 60 51 45 41 x LA Lakers • Por1tand x Phoenx Sacramento Seattle Golden State 6~ 648 614 437 403 380 271 will be riCIIVICI by the Board of Melga County Commloalonera, Court Houaa, Pomeroy, OhiO 4571t, until 3 oo P M on Frldlly 14th, 2000 The bkla will then be opened •nd roiCI aloud at 10 t 0 A.M. on Monday, April 17th, 2000, for tht following FURNISHING OF VARIOUS GRADES OF BITUMINOUS LIQUID THAT MAY IE REQUIRED IV THE MEIGS COUNTY HIGHWAY OEPARTMENl: Bid Speclflcatlona may be plck1d up 11 the Melga County l!nglnHf'l Ofllol or tho Office of the Mala• County Commllllo""' The Board of Melgo County Commloolonara m•y •coopt the loweal bid or llllct the blat bid for tht Intended purpoaa, 1nd I'IMI'VII tht right to tooept and/or reject any or all blda and/or any p•rt thereof and will be owarcllcl 1 contract to that bidder which 11 In the blat lnttrttt of Mtlll County Gloria Klola, Clerk Public -:... ru 7411Sf._l commlaalonera ~--~~~~~!·~~~b~l•~u~~~~~· OH~~..,~1.~n~!~: WESTERN CONFERENCE 020 with may accept tho l o - t bid, county or 1111ct the belt bid for the lnttndtd purpoao, and roNI'VII the right to oaa~pt 1ndlor rtltct any or all blda •ndlor ony port thereof lncl will be -rded a contraci to that bidder which Ia In Chicago .......... .,......... .. (LP) Williams (61 and MIChelle Sams 1ccordanct IICtlon 307 II Of tht Ohio flllrloU Coclt, -lid blda ~~Clerk Ill 1. TODAY'S SCOREBOARD Batteries Me~gs Tangy Laudermll (WP) and Abby Harris Brandy Tob n (7) Llewellyn the belt lntorut al Melga PROPOeAL ln 3 Page B ~--~~~~~~--- ·-4 REQUI!ST FOR NoUce to c - - ..... ••• Public Notice Notice The Dally Sentinel • ~; March 30,2000 220 Money to Loan $$ Auto Loans Personal Loans Oebt Consol dallon Mortgages And Refinancing Credit ProbJems OK Consumers Financial 1 800 247 5125Exl 1t34 VoidOH KS $1$ NEED CASH?? WE Pey Cash For Flamainlng Payments On Property Soldl Mortgages! Annultleal Settlements! lmme diate Quotes ill Nobody Beata Our Prices • National Contract Buyers 800 490 0731 E•l 101 www natlonaiContractbuyefs com SFREE CASH NOW$ From Wealthy Famlliaa Unloading Mil Nlce two bedroom one ace with 337 ol Ohio River lrontaga Re cent!~ rernodlled & new Shingles OI.ASSIFIEIDSI 340 ~• 554 .. • :- Buslnq!ls and Buildings ' :: • =Ae-n.,-le.,-1-pr-ope-.r!y-;-lo•-,-a;:lt~l':"wo--oo-m: :: marcia I bu !dings both leased :,.; good monthly Income call 140 .. "'"' 742 3304 or Cleland Really 740 .. : ... !~~2~2~25~9~------------·.· 350 Lots & Acreage 18 acres solid woods Hunters dream come true Connects Leadmg Creek Great llshlng In Langsville Ohio Call Glenna Fet tyal740.742 29673 Anentlon Developers 33 Acres Approx mat ely 1o Acre Lake Mob le Home Ideal Far Housing Campground Estall $99 500 Also 5 Acre Lots $3,2 000 740 388 6678 BEAUTIFUL POND On 6 Acres Flofllng Meadow With Trees AU Around Pond Perfect Home Site Wfth County Water Land Contract Available 1 800 213-8365 Ethical Environmentally Con cernad Hunter Looking To Lease Hunting Rights Or Buy land 300 +Aerts 304 744 1379 4 5 Acre Leis In The 130 s 740 245-9033 Racine Beat the next Interest hike and reaiiOr cosll Vary good condlllon three bedroom one bath appliances txtraa garage ate Serloua Inquiries please Yard aale coming soon Leive me&~aga at 740 949 3228 lor Info STOP RENTINGIII OWN FOR lESS! low Or No Monay Down EZ Credit Approval Call Now 1 320 CLEAN HOUSE WITH THE on Relocating selling below appral sal Convanlant quiet area In Windfalls 847 A SECOND AVE 1350 NEW YORK NEW YORK 10017 FREE DEBT CONSOLIDATION Application W IServlot Roduca Paymon\t To 85% IICASH IN CENTIVE OFFERII Call 1 80D 328 8510 E•l 29 East THE WOODS New Subdlvis on Blacktopped County Road Green Township Clly Schools Wooded 80().772 7.70 ~ 9813 CREDIT REPAIR! AS SEEN ON TVI Erase Bad Credll Legally Frto Info 888-659 2560 Porter $139 000 (740) 367 7031 call :J04.n3-5031 nona Of Dollar& To Help Minimize Their Taxea Write Immediately CREDIT PROBLEMS? CALL THE CREDIT EXPERTS LICENSED I BONDED CORRECT /REMOVE BAD CREDIT BANKRUPTCY LAWSUITS JUDGEMENTS AAA RATING 90 180 DAYS 1 800ool22 1598 I rom Farms lor Sale 410 Houses lor Rent 1 3 Bedrooms Foree osed Homes From $199fMo 4% Down For Listings & Payment Details 800-319 3323 Ext 1709 1 Bedroom In Gallipolis Washer 1 Dryer Included No Pats Refer nee& 5300 Oepcall $300/Mc Mobile Homea for Sale (1) ...,.AMAZING .... Drywall ~BR 32•80 over 2348 aq t1 Paymenta tow aa s•oe per mo t-80().1148 !878 (2) Flral Time Buyera Easy Fl nanclng 2 and 3 Bedroom Ar ound •zoo Per Monlh Call 1 800-948-5878 (3) •u ..l00K ..... 5 Bedroom• 2 8atha over 2 000 aq ft for leu than S•5o mo FREE Delivery & Sal 1 800 948 15878 14x70 Mobile Home Completely Ramcdtltd lntldt And Beautiful Bank Appralatd At 110 000 Or Make Ollar 740 44e 4880 t4~e70 RENTALS two bedroom tralitr nawer htal pump and carpi! 740 742 21110 740.441 , 308 3 Bedroom w/baaement $37~ mo plus deposit No pets (304)675 2749 I 3 Bedroom House 1 Bath Rod noy 11 $450 oo Per Monlh Oa posit and Reference (740) 448 4543 3 Bedrooms 1 Batn Porttr Area $42!5/Mo 1 Year l.ease Rater ences And Deposit uo 448 2801 3 Baarooms Wall To Wall Car pet Central Air Gts Furnlct N•ce Yard In Galllpolla No Pill References 740 446 2003 740 446-1409 3 Bedrooms 4 MUH From Holz or'a AI New Carpel Alr Big 'lllrd ' $350/Mo Oepcslt 74D 388- • 9i48 • �Page B2• The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Public Thuraday, Notice Public PUILIC NOTICE The following 1pp11aau- 1ncl/or Ytrlflld complllnte wt,.. I'ICIIvtd •nd tho following droit, propoaed, or 1111111 IIOIIon1 - • lotuod, by tht Ohio Envlronmontll Protection Agency (OEPA) 1111 - k "Actlona• Include tho ldoptlon modlflcltlon, or ropHI olonlln ( - tlian emergency ordora), tho IUUinCI, donlll modification or revocltlen of llc.ntaa, permlto, ltaNI, v•rllnCII, or certificate•, 1nd tho approvol or dlaapprov11 of pllna 1nd aptc lllcltlona 'Droit Actio no lrl wrltttn atttomtnte of tht Director of Envlronmtnlll Protection a (Director a) lntant with reapect to tho IIIUinCO donlll, tiC Of I permit, llcen1e, ord1r, etc I:l~";::"~~r:'!";ed por•ona may written cammtntl or FIRST PLACE - The Me1gs Middle School seventh g, ade c heerleaders recently placed f 1rst at the Re g1onal USACF compet1t1on 1n R1o Grancle They w111 be t ravelmg to Charlotte N C and compet1ng 1n the Nat ional USACF c ompet ition on Saturday and Sun TRIMBLE TOURNEY CHAMPION - Eastern s sev enth grade boys basketball team recently won the Tnmble Seventh Grade Tournament champiOnShip and f1n1shed 1ts season With a 161 record Seated are cheerleaders Chelsea Young Katie Hoxs1e Andrea Grueser Dusty Murphy Cassie Nutter Jes s1ca Kehl and Abb1e Chevalier Kneeling behind day Apnl 2 In front are (L R) Casey Manley, Am an da Hoyt Ashley Baylor and co-captam Peggy Duff In the back row are Sarah Wilkes capta1n M1chelle Neece Jern Boo Bentley co-captam Kat1e Reed and Clare S1sson them are players Chris Connolly Chns Myers Adam Dillard, Chns Tucker Josh Hayman and Derek Baum Standmg teammtes are Chns Carroll Ross Holter, Robert Cross Cody 0111, Darren Scarbrough and Kern Amsbary The team was coached by T1m Baum and Jeremy Casto a public mooting regarding draft actlona Commanta or public "'"ling l'lqUOIII muat be aubmlttad within 30 daya of natlco of the draft action Propoaed action a' , .. written ltttementa of the dlrtctor•a lnttnt w lth raoptot 10 the IIIUinOI, denial, modification, ravocttlon, or renewal of t perml1, llotnaa, or vtrlllnct Written oommenta 1nd requtatt lor a public metllng regarding 1 propotad aotlon m1y be tubmlttld wllhln 30 dtya of notlot of tha propottd utlon An tdjudlottlon hearing may be held on 1 propoaad tollon If 1 h..rlng raquaal or objection 11 I'ICIIVId br tht OIPA within 30 dtyl 0 11111111041 of tht propoltd action. Wrltttn oommtnla, requaate for public moat1ng1, •nd adjudloollon hnrlng raquaata muat be lint to Hoarlng Cltrk, Ohio Envlronmantol Protactlon Agency, P 0 Box 1048, Columbua, Ohio 432111-1048 (Talaphono 814·1144·2128) "Final Actlona are ootlona ot tha director which ora elltctiVI upon laauanca or I alated affective date Purau1nt to Ohio Revlaad Coda Section 37 45 04, a flnol action may ba appealed to tho Environmental Rtvlaw Appult Comtnlulon (ERAC) (Formerly Known Aa Tho Environmental Boord Of Review) by a peraon who Wll a ptrty to 1 proceeding before tha director by filing an appeol within 30 days of notice of tho flnlltollon Pursuant to Ohio Ravlaod Code Section 3745 07, a llnal action laaulng, denying, modifying, revoking, or renewing a pormlt, llcenlt, or variance which It not preceded by a propoald aclll!n, may ba appealed to lht ERAC by filing an appeal within 30 daya of laauance of the final acUon ERAC lp~ll mual be flied with Environmental Rovlaw Appaala Commlaalon, 238 E1at Town Street, Room 300, Columbuo, Ohio 43215 A copy ol the appHI muat be ltrvod on tho Director within 3 daya alter filing tht lppHI with tht ERAC Approvod parmlaalon for open burning OAC Chapter 3 745 18 Pomeroy Flra Dep1r1ment 31918 Walchtown Hill Pomeroy, OH Application NO(e) OJI.06.53.0 9 (3) 301 tc ,I I I I, MULTIPLE TOURNEY CHAMPS- The fifth grade Eas tern II Lady Eagles fm1shed thelf season With a 15 2 record that mc luded champ1onsh1ps m the Lit tie Hockmg Me1gs Elementary and Me1gs League tournaments Kneelmg are (L R) Beth Hysell K1m In Memory berly Castor Georg1na Koblentz, Ashley Gibbs Alyssa Baker and Jenna Hupp Standing are ass1s tant coach Don Jackson Amber Willbarger Bnttany Bissell Enn Weber Damelle Phillips J1llian Brannon and head coach Lester Stewart L~..~~;;; 12, MelgS Midwest Division Ium IlL~ x Ulah, .... .. .. ....................48 22 888 145 11 Batteries Al exander Brandon Buckley (WPJ ana Dan el Jewell Meigs Josh Lynch (LP) John Stanley (3) Andy Dav s (4) and Man Stew NBA ·~ HOME RUNS Dan e1 Jewell Alel(ander 3 run In the second Jum Southern 14, Eastern 8 Southern Eastern 443 021 0 14 11 4 012 104 o B 12 2 htttrl•• Southern Brauer (WP) ana Dal ley Eastern Bailey (LP) and Calaway Meigs 9, Alexander 1 002 006 1 9 12 1 000010 0- t40 x San Antomo x Minnesota DallasDenver Houston Vancouver standings EASTERN CONFERENCE Atl•ntlc Division Miami New York Phliadetph a Orlando New Jersey Boston Washington x Indiana Toronto Charlotte Detro t Milwaukee W L 44 26 44 27 42 29 36 36 30 40 30 41 25 47 Centr•l Dlvlalon CLEVELAND AIIBnla 47 24 40 39 36 33 28 26 30 31 34 37 43 44 ~ 629 620 592 500 429 423 347 662 571 557 514 471 39< 371 WI • 2• 9 14 141, 20 46 25 43 27 31 40 29 43 27 44 19 51 Pacific Dlvlakm 7. 5 17 I 20 21 . 29 Hea-ven's light shines down this way, Reminding us thls Is Plolntlll, flied • complolnt for judgmont on on occount 1golnlll you •• Defondont In lhl Court ol Common Plou of G1lll1 County, Ohio bta~ng C111 No lit CV 811. dtmlndlna th1t judgment bt gr1nttd 1plntt you lor U1,535 57 plu• aott end lntt...... Thlt notlot will run once ItCh Wltk lor tiX tUOOtHIVI WNkt, thl lilt publication Mlng on ~ 3l'd of Mty, The DtiHclant will have twenty. tight !tom lht dty of l•at In wllloh to llld oomDIIInt :rooo Mlrlcl..,.... Htllldty, lhttte lltundtN 19 LocUli SlrHt F!O Box325 Galllpollt, OH 4931 Telephone (740) 446-18112 Reg ..trotlon 1003852S Attorney lor Pl•lntlll Dtltndlnt moy obtain • copy of the Complllnt IIIICI htrtln from tht olllct of NorNn l1undtr1, Cltrk o1 Courtt, G1lll1 County Courthoult, Gllllpoll•, Ohlo4H3t 30, (4) 8, 12, 1t, 21, (I) 3 (J Tc Public Nouce • FOR PROPGBAL REQUEST your spcdal heartfelt thanks to many people who More than six yean Brooke and I deeply miss you· But we're notllone Memories of your smile are with us stW Love, Mary and lk'ol>kel Wrluen by 1Crrl sbinnl me care gl\'m me bless you! Ruth Omll:rl CI.ASSIFISD$1 005 FINALLY A CALLING CARD THAT WORKS lOTH TO AND PAOli THE PHILLIPPINEB 23C Mlnulo NO CONNECTION FEE t20 DO Each Minimum 3 All Counlfltl Avtllablt Dlllrlbutora W.lcoma 1477-QA.IKYUNI STAAT DATING TONIGHT! HIVt Fun Mttllng Ellglbla Sin gl11 In '1'but Ar.. Clll For Mort lntormellon I 800 ROMANCE Eat.8736 Why walt? Sllrt milling Ohio elnglu tonight Call toll lrtt 1 I00-7M-ae23, Ultntlon 8178 30 'GOT A CAMPGROUND Mem barthlp Or Tlmttharo?' Wolf Tekt ltl Ami!ICII Meal Sue ctooful Campground And Time thlrt Rttele Clunnghouoo Call AIIIC~ Stitt lntllnetlcnel 1 800 4aiHM7 24 Houra www rttorl lltmt 11 00 bag 1111 avery Thuraday Mondey lhru Salurday 9 0().530 40 -35 . .Citlu ~$lnlku PAINTING "Take the pa111 out of pai.ntlrllJ· Let w do 'tfor you" Inter! or 37632 West Shade Road Pomwoy, Ohio 45769 FREE ESTIMATES ..,., ' p.m. llovt FREE CHAIN LINK FENCE Ap prox 700 Feet W th Gates Must Romova All Pools And Fill In 917 N 2nd Ave Middleport, OH 45760 740-992·1818 Holes Also MUST J!amove Large Tao,.,..,.., SaltiKte Dish (Includes Receiver) Call7~245-9127 A~or 7 PM C.mplift• A.MHmrlrw .t C R Klns C D Cater 25 Years E rtence Puppies Cute/Cuddly Great Eaaler gift Give us a home or we re bound for the pound/ (304]895-3186 Sewing machine Mala Mind Dog Good With Children All Shott Need Space &vacuum Fcr Aunmng 7~ 446 1978 cleaners repaired Male pup 4 mcnlha old Lab/ 740·742·0419 IIIIUI.ITIOI I COIIITIUCnOI Vinyl Sidmg. Roofing Replacement Windows, Seamless Gutters & Downopout, Garage room additions, Pole Bulldtng, Garage Doors &: Opener, Decks, Boat Docks, Concrete & Block Work, Blown ............. ~ Loa~ -ol 11 Al as a Home own Services Worker with Buckeye Community Services We provide salary plus benefits and a dally room and board rate You provide a home, guidance and frlendahip In a family atmoephere Require• ability to teach growth and development of an Individual wlltl mental retlrdatlon Home muat be In Mlige CoUnty If lntemted, contact Cecilia at 1·S00.531·ti302 3D 31 April t fleln or anlne 5 family garage 1111 For mtrly Jo 1 GIN Shop 3202 Sy11 cuae Ntw bab~ stroller~ nlct high chair tome ntw & uttd small cl'llldren 1 clotl'lll k)ta of whtl nolt plo!Urtt dithto junt tltc:trlc roaalar 3 Dlcyclaa toys tllcll Moving/ garage sale turn 11 Mtlgt Memory Gardena cff SR 7 114 milt tlrlt hOUII on thl lift at lnttrllctlon Frida~ 31at & Satur day 1ot 9 OD ? Loft of mite CIOihtt gltttwlrt Rid Rydtr BB gun atone jar1 something lor 1110ryono Rain or ahlnt Pt. Pleaeant & VIcinity Yard Sola Behind VIllage Pizzo April 1t1 & 2nd BAM 7 80 Auction and Flea Market Mlddlopcrl Ohlc & WV License 740 989 2623 Bltlv Goble Auctioneer Pomeroy Ohlc 740.992 7502 Gallipolis Farry Community Can tar Saturday April 1 Set up faa Rick Pearson Aucllon Company full llme auctioneer complete aucllon service Licensed 166 Ohio & Wool Vlrgonla 304 nl!-5785 Or 304 773-5447 1 I1: Avenue Gallipolis 74().446.2642 Wanted to buy roofing slates In la1ge quontl!loo 304 372 4832 VI TV Stereo Household Ap pllances Women s S1ze 8 Busl ness Suits Mens 44 L Sport Coats Prom Dresses 12 16 Fk>WOf Shop SIUH Silk Flcwers ALL V.rd Stln ...t -re Cancels. Garage Sale March 31st April 1st Large 2 Family First Timet Girls Clolhlng 2T 5T Boys 2T 4T Furnllure Toys & Morel 220 Debbie Drwe Garage Sale 4/1 st 3rd 112 Mile 11100 St. 1ft 7 Soulh 218 OH Rl 7 Nco Clothing Levi Jeans Bo~s Men womens Shirts Other Lmens Dishes Doll$ Longabargar Baskets Dla belie Supplies Tesler Huga Yard Sale Fr day /Salurday DAuto Upholstery • Plus, Inc. 4th House On Kriner Road Cleaning Oul Garage & House Rutland, Ohio Walfrbed Riding Mower Dinette Set Entertainment Center Pres surlzad Sandblaster Tools Boat Nice Clothes Lots & LOIS Mort! Truck seats, car seats, headUners, truck tarps, coovertlble 4 vinyl lops, Four wheeler seats, motorcycle sealS, boat covers, carpets, etc. Mon- Frl 8:30 • 5:00 Over 40 yrs experience $505 WEEKLY GUARANThO Working For The Govern"""' From Home, Part Time No ExPfr1 ance Required 1 800-757-0753; )' "OOY T POSTAL JOBS" Up To $18 24 Hour Hiring For 2QA9 Free Call For Appl1cat1on IExam1 Natural D.octor Recommended Income Opportunity Available 1 April 81h 9 Till 5 3 112 Miles Oul Of Ale Granda On 325 Sculh Lots 01 Cheap Goodies! Rain AB Mab1 Tractor 1: t:-'-ment Parts ..,....., Factory Audlorlzed c-.IH Parts Dealen. 3701 1 1438 Start Immediately April 1st Saturday Centenary State Route 141 2 Houses Down From Little Johns Lots For Eve ryonell DIPDYIAG PUft Slompod Envelope! GICO DEPT 5 Box 143B ANTIOCH :Q'I'f Full Bonellls 1 800 598 4504 Ex tension 1522 (8 A M 6 PM CSTI $800.110 Stlrburet J. Help Wanted Be Paid In Advance m the day the ad 11 to run. Sunday odl- 200pm Fnday Monday tdiHon 1 30 o m Stlurday DfAQL!NE 2 00 p 100 OVERWEIGHT PEOP~E NEEDED! Lese 5 200+ Lbs Sale 8QO. 705 2348 A Metabolism Breakthrough I Lost 40 lbs In 2 Weeks Guar CaiiNOWI1 888 821 1956 111 ·$33 HOURI Government Jobsl Hiring Now! Paid Training Full Benelits Call 7 Days t 800 725 2417 Ext 4090 Are You A licensed Therapy Professional? Our Successful Team Needs A Rehab Coordlna tor For Our Progress ve Nurs ng FacUlty All Interested PT s OT s PTA s And COTA s Are Encour aged To Apply Scenic HIUs Nurs lng Cenler 311 Buckndge Rd In Gallipolis (Behind Spring Valley Cinema On Old AI 351 Please Apply In Person ARE VOU READV FOA AN !.COMMERCE BUSINESS? $25 175/HR PT 1FT 1-.-e33g EXT 1218 www WorkOutOIVour Homtcom Main Slrttt Jlckaon OH bal -n aooam & 4 oopm Mon -Sat 1o·oo to 15:00 TURNPIKE OF GALLIPOLIS SALES & MARKETING 1915 Upper River Rd Gallipolis, OH ASSEMBLY AT HOllE II Crolla Toya Jewelry Wood Sewing l'(plng Groat Payl CALL 1 BOO 795-0380 EICI 1201 (2ol Mrs) $450 $1 500 IMonlh Part Time $2 000 $4 500 Full Time 1 BBB 382-6228 Attn Work From Home Earn Up To $2 ooo /Part Time $1 o ooo Full Time Full Tra nlng Provided 649-2258 Bates Brothers Amusement Co It Interested to travel please call 740 266 2950 Must be at least Driver With COL s Needed For Local Garbage Company Part Time POSSible Full Time Ga111a Jackson County Area 740 388 9686 Needs People To Process Medl cal Claims From Home Training Provkted Musl Own Computer , BOQ.223-h49 ExL 400 Driver wanted musl have Class A. 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Th• Board of Melga - personal living skill and a commitment to the CLEAN HOUSE WITH THE (31 21, 30, (4) 3, a, 4tc lr----------------~ prayer chains, and my family fun the ~ Wednesday's scores Denver 101 wash ngton 93 Chartotte 98 Detro•t 91 Public Notice ••r Comm~nera 3 30 141 8 2 Wataon We loml you then, And x-cllnched payoff berth Public Notice IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF GALUA COUNTY, OHIO Gtlllpollo Building Supply, Inc DBA 0 dtll True Vllue Lumber Co Plolntlll, ve Jocklt LH Tenner Dtltndtnt Clio NO lltCV -.n Card of Thanka llwayswill. Public Notice In aooordtnot with Hotlon 307 11 of tht Ohio Rtvltld Codt, -ltd llldl Will bt I'IOIIYtd by the Board of lftlga County Commlaalontra, Court Hoult, Pomeroy, Ohio 4171t, until 3 00 P M on Frlelly 14th, 2000 The bide will thtn bt opened and ,..,d •loud at 10 011 A.M on Mondey, April 17th, 2000. for tht follOwing: FURNISHING OF VARIOUS KINDS AND SIZES OF AGGREGATE THAT MAY BE REQUIRED BY THE MEIGS COUNTY HIGHWA't' DEPARTMI!Nt Bid Speclflc1llona may be plcktd up 11 the Mtlga county Engln-·a Offtca or the OffiCI Of the Mtllll County Commllllone,.. Tho Board of Melge County Commlaelonara may accept tho lowlll bid, or Hlect tht beat bid for tht Intended purpoae, 1nd rtlll'VIt tho right to lnd/or rtjtct any or all bldo and{or any port thereof 1nd will be •worded a controct to thol blddtr which Ia In th't bill lnteratt of Mllga County Gloria KIDII, Cltrk Board of Malga County Utah 9a Ph lad$Phta 84 L A lakers 108 Vancouver 99 New York 110 Seattle 95 239 194 llcond ltr..t, P-roy, ' Ohio, The , . , _ 1 link • and lavlnga Company • Public NOIICI utanded parkin\ lot .;. uper ._. On • • rlly, Apltll, 2000 (boalda Powell'a v.tu), to "'I for Cllh the _ 11 10 00 1 m the Home toNo ,.,.. aonrtlnl , NatJ..I Banll wiU olltr for 1112 Chevrolet Lumina Ill publo • ctlon on 1111 b•nk parking lot tho Euro 2g1wn14T1N12171537 The Farmera lonk and folawtng vehlclee 1 Saving• Company, 18113 Gee Pomero~. Ohio,,.. ,,.,.. the VIN 2C1UR81111Pe774154 right to bid atlhlt ultl, and 18113 Chevy Cav to wlthdrtw the allova VIN 1GUCt44XP1f33408 collaterol prtor to 1111 18112 Pontile Bunblrd Further, The Fa.-. bank VIN· 1G2JC14H4N78871115 The . . , , Ol tht 1111 lrl and llvlngt comp1ny ""'"" the right to reltcl Cllh The Homo National link any or oil bldt aubmlttod tho above Furthlro """"' 1111 right to reject colllltrlll will be oold In tht any or all bkla or to remove 1ny unit from the ule 11 condition II Ia In, with no • axprnt or lmplltd 1nytlma warranu .. given Arrangement• m•y ba For further lnformltlon, made to lnapect 1ny of the contact Shall&. Buchlnan 11 lboYa namocl vehlcloa prior to tilt ult by calling 740- 740-1112·2138 ext. 122. (3) 2t, 30, 31 3 tc 1148-2210 Natlolto~: CLEVELAND 86 Chocago 81 563 17 54 1¢ 58 llturdey. 1. 2000, ;"' II 10 00 I 111., I ,-tiD IIIII <-:: will be held tl 211 Well ; . 1'011 PROPOIAL Happy birthday, Doke 40 31 a 14 18 19. 42 . 46 ·· ·':: REQUUT cards, l'isiiS, prayers during my at Holzer Hospital. Special thanks IO Rev Paul A April Stlluoa, DIII'8CI lllld slllf 5th floor, the 19 729 25 643 29 586 Boord of Mtlge County CommtltiO.VI"I (3) 30 (4} 5 2TC Notice OO.Ied you Home 12 833 PUBLIC NOT1CI! NOT1CE It ~~e~:=r,n- on 2TC remembered LA Clippers 10. 13 . 19 20 . 2. Commlttlone,.. Board of Mtlga County 131 30 141 1 passed, Since God 60 51 45 41 x LA Lakers • Por1tand x Phoenx Sacramento Seattle Golden State 6~ 648 614 437 403 380 271 will be riCIIVICI by the Board of Melga County Commloalonera, Court Houaa, Pomeroy, OhiO 4571t, until 3 oo P M on Frldlly 14th, 2000 The bkla will then be opened •nd roiCI aloud at 10 t 0 A.M. on Monday, April 17th, 2000, for tht following FURNISHING OF VARIOUS GRADES OF BITUMINOUS LIQUID THAT MAY IE REQUIRED IV THE MEIGS COUNTY HIGHWAY OEPARTMENl: Bid Speclflcatlona may be plck1d up 11 the Melga County l!nglnHf'l Ofllol or tho Office of the Mala• County Commllllo""' The Board of Melgo County Commloolonara m•y •coopt the loweal bid or llllct the blat bid for tht Intended purpoaa, 1nd I'IMI'VII tht right to tooept and/or reject any or all blda and/or any p•rt thereof and will be owarcllcl 1 contract to that bidder which 11 In the blat lnttrttt of Mtlll County Gloria Klola, Clerk Public -:... ru 7411Sf._l commlaalonera ~--~~~~~!·~~~b~l•~u~~~~~· OH~~..,~1.~n~!~: WESTERN CONFERENCE 020 with may accept tho l o - t bid, county or 1111ct the belt bid for the lnttndtd purpoao, and roNI'VII the right to oaa~pt 1ndlor rtltct any or all blda •ndlor ony port thereof lncl will be -rded a contraci to that bidder which Ia In Chicago .......... .,......... .. (LP) Williams (61 and MIChelle Sams 1ccordanct IICtlon 307 II Of tht Ohio flllrloU Coclt, -lid blda ~~Clerk Ill 1. TODAY'S SCOREBOARD Batteries Me~gs Tangy Laudermll (WP) and Abby Harris Brandy Tob n (7) Llewellyn the belt lntorut al Melga PROPOeAL ln 3 Page B ~--~~~~~~--- ·-4 REQUI!ST FOR NoUce to c - - ..... ••• Public Notice Notice The Dally Sentinel • ~; March 30,2000 220 Money to Loan $$ Auto Loans Personal Loans Oebt Consol dallon Mortgages And Refinancing Credit ProbJems OK Consumers Financial 1 800 247 5125Exl 1t34 VoidOH KS $1$ NEED CASH?? WE Pey Cash For Flamainlng Payments On Property Soldl Mortgages! Annultleal Settlements! lmme diate Quotes ill Nobody Beata Our Prices • National Contract Buyers 800 490 0731 E•l 101 www natlonaiContractbuyefs com SFREE CASH NOW$ From Wealthy Famlliaa Unloading Mil Nlce two bedroom one ace with 337 ol Ohio River lrontaga Re cent!~ rernodlled & new Shingles OI.ASSIFIEIDSI 340 ~• 554 .. • :- Buslnq!ls and Buildings ' :: • =Ae-n.,-le.,-1-pr-ope-.r!y-;-lo•-,-a;:lt~l':"wo--oo-m: :: marcia I bu !dings both leased :,.; good monthly Income call 140 .. "'"' 742 3304 or Cleland Really 740 .. : ... !~~2~2~25~9~------------·.· 350 Lots & Acreage 18 acres solid woods Hunters dream come true Connects Leadmg Creek Great llshlng In Langsville Ohio Call Glenna Fet tyal740.742 29673 Anentlon Developers 33 Acres Approx mat ely 1o Acre Lake Mob le Home Ideal Far Housing Campground Estall $99 500 Also 5 Acre Lots $3,2 000 740 388 6678 BEAUTIFUL POND On 6 Acres Flofllng Meadow With Trees AU Around Pond Perfect Home Site Wfth County Water Land Contract Available 1 800 213-8365 Ethical Environmentally Con cernad Hunter Looking To Lease Hunting Rights Or Buy land 300 +Aerts 304 744 1379 4 5 Acre Leis In The 130 s 740 245-9033 Racine Beat the next Interest hike and reaiiOr cosll Vary good condlllon three bedroom one bath appliances txtraa garage ate Serloua Inquiries please Yard aale coming soon Leive me&~aga at 740 949 3228 lor Info STOP RENTINGIII OWN FOR lESS! low Or No Monay Down EZ Credit Approval Call Now 1 320 CLEAN HOUSE WITH THE on Relocating selling below appral sal Convanlant quiet area In Windfalls 847 A SECOND AVE 1350 NEW YORK NEW YORK 10017 FREE DEBT CONSOLIDATION Application W IServlot Roduca Paymon\t To 85% IICASH IN CENTIVE OFFERII Call 1 80D 328 8510 E•l 29 East THE WOODS New Subdlvis on Blacktopped County Road Green Township Clly Schools Wooded 80().772 7.70 ~ 9813 CREDIT REPAIR! AS SEEN ON TVI Erase Bad Credll Legally Frto Info 888-659 2560 Porter $139 000 (740) 367 7031 call :J04.n3-5031 nona Of Dollar& To Help Minimize Their Taxea Write Immediately CREDIT PROBLEMS? CALL THE CREDIT EXPERTS LICENSED I BONDED CORRECT /REMOVE BAD CREDIT BANKRUPTCY LAWSUITS JUDGEMENTS AAA RATING 90 180 DAYS 1 800ool22 1598 I rom Farms lor Sale 410 Houses lor Rent 1 3 Bedrooms Foree osed Homes From $199fMo 4% Down For Listings & Payment Details 800-319 3323 Ext 1709 1 Bedroom In Gallipolis Washer 1 Dryer Included No Pats Refer nee& 5300 Oepcall $300/Mc Mobile Homea for Sale (1) ...,.AMAZING .... Drywall ~BR 32•80 over 2348 aq t1 Paymenta tow aa s•oe per mo t-80().1148 !878 (2) Flral Time Buyera Easy Fl nanclng 2 and 3 Bedroom Ar ound •zoo Per Monlh Call 1 800-948-5878 (3) •u ..l00K ..... 5 Bedroom• 2 8atha over 2 000 aq ft for leu than S•5o mo FREE Delivery & Sal 1 800 948 15878 14x70 Mobile Home Completely Ramcdtltd lntldt And Beautiful Bank Appralatd At 110 000 Or Make Ollar 740 44e 4880 t4~e70 RENTALS two bedroom tralitr nawer htal pump and carpi! 740 742 21110 740.441 , 308 3 Bedroom w/baaement $37~ mo plus deposit No pets (304)675 2749 I 3 Bedroom House 1 Bath Rod noy 11 $450 oo Per Monlh Oa posit and Reference (740) 448 4543 3 Bedrooms 1 Batn Porttr Area $42!5/Mo 1 Year l.ease Rater ences And Deposit uo 448 2801 3 Baarooms Wall To Wall Car pet Central Air Gts Furnlct N•ce Yard In Galllpolla No Pill References 740 446 2003 740 446-1409 3 Bedrooms 4 MUH From Holz or'a AI New Carpel Alr Big 'lllrd ' $350/Mo Oepcslt 74D 388- • 9i48 • �• • ~ B 4 • The Dally Sentinel Tbu..-y, March 30, 2000 410 Houen for Rent 510 10 1 ...., st-. 2 llodroom ..,. """"·no !lOll. dopoe~ . .... . . lOIN. 7.t0-912-()165. Chettar, $350 pal month plus 111 · $100 deposit, 3 bedroom, 1 & 112 batll, no peto, 7'0·985· 4<174. Fatm House, 2 Baths . 1 To 2 Mollohan Clrpet 202 Clar1C Chep- 71 o Autot ror Sell Walorllne Speclol: 31' 200 PSI $21.95 Per 100: 1' 200 PSI $37.00 Per 100; All Brtll Com- rudy 10 · cal740--20111. t 987 PtymoUIII Sport& Fury 84,000 Miles. S11 Engine.; New: lntarlor. Urel, axt'taual. Tlinrad windows. $3,500.00 OBO 1740)· prellion Fminglln Stod< RON EVANS ENTERPRISE& Jlckson, Ohio, , ·110().537·851111 Wieder Weight machi ne. Ll<e N<!w; $125.00 (740~2!1&-&909 420 Mobile Homaa for Rent Washer $95; Dryer $95; Electric 5121. Range $95; Aetrlgerat or Frost BelwHn Athens and Pomeroy, 2 & 3 bedroom mobile hom es, la0-$300, 740·992·2167. $350: Freozer Upright $175: Gas Range Nlc.• $ 17~; Skaggs Ap· pUance1, 71 VIne StrHt, Galllpo· 1~. 7>10-446-7398. Palladian Picture Window 8' 4"x6' 2' Low ·E Argon & Grlda Coat $1 ,095, SBOO Or Make Offor, 74<l«6·A880. Hou11 tor rent : two story, 2·3 bedrooms, one bath, Mkktlepon. $350/mo. plus $350 depoalt & utllilit l , no pelt. Call 800·388· 8194. 2 bedroom. Nice, gOOd condition, d ean, nice porches, near school. Private lot. Hartford , $285. (30ol)882-2389. 440 Apartments for Rent 1 and 2 bedroom aparunents, furnished and unfurn ished, security 'deposit required , no pets, 740992·2218. 1 Bedroom Apt . at Rio Grande , Private Driveway ). Totai ·Eiectric. $225.00 Monlh, (740)-388·9946 1 Bedroom Furnished Apartment, Utilities Paid, 94 Locust Street, Gallipolis, .Upslairs, $290/Mo ., $tOO ~sn, 740-4411-1340. 1 Bedroom. Near Hol-ier, AIC , Economical Gas Heat, WID Hookup, Quiet Location, $279/ Mo., + UUitlea, 740-446-2957. 2 Bedroom Apt. for rent In New Haven area. A il applian ces In cluded . $275 per month . (30ol)882·31 31 . ~UD Approved. 460 First Avenue, (Gallipolis) 1 Bedroom Apartment , $260/Mo., Plus Damage Deposit, 740·441 · 0952, 740·686-4531. Aparlmenl For Rent $375/Mo. , All UIIIUios Paid, Walking Dlsta~ce To College, Very Nice,· Ava ilable o4/1/00, 740-245-5100. BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET. PRICES ~T JACK· SON. ESTATES, 52 Westwood Drive I!Dm $289 10 $370. Walk 10 shop & movies. Call 740·446· 2568. Equal Housing Opportunity. Christy's Fami ly Living. apart · ments, home & tr ailer rentals, 740·992·4514, apartments avail· able, furnished & unfumished. Gracioi.Ja liv'ing. 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at VIllage fdanor and Riverside Apartme.nts In Middlepori. From $273·$336. Call 740· 992·5064. EQual Housing Opportunities. Modern 1 Bedroom Apartmen1. ' 74<l-44H390. New Haven · one 6edroom fur nished apartment, deposit and reference s, no pets. 740-9920165. Nice One Bdrm Unfurnished Apartment. Range & Relrig. provided . Water & Garbage Paid . Deposit Required. Call 740-446434~ Alter 6:00Pm North 4th Avenue, Middleport· 2 room efficiency apartment, deposit and references. no pets. 740992·0165. Now Taking Applications- 35 West 2 Bedroom Townnouse Aparunants , Includes Water Sewage, Tra$h. $325/Mo., 740· «6-oooe. • O~e bedroom apartment In Mid· dlepOrt, 740-992·9191. < GOOD USED "PPLI,.NC ES Washefl, drYifl, refrigerators. rong01. Skagga Aj> pllancea. 75 VIne StrHI. CaH 740·448·7381, 1-188-8111-0128. 540 Mlaceltaneoua • Me1chandl11 ·- el Ao1d , Porter Ohio, 740..-$48· " " ' 'DIMI A Uflfo Saw AJod' R&D 's Used Furniture I AppUancts Great Selection , P r ic~ To Sell! •comt And Browu . • Corner Of Routt 7 & Ad dl1on Pike, •w e Buy Furniture• 740· 367•0280. lhdrooms, Gas Heat Or Fuel Oil Fumace, 740-319-2839. .. HOUMhold GoocN Twin Towers now accepting ap· pllcatlons for 1 aR . HUD subsidIzed apt. for elderly and handicapped. EOH. (304)675-6679. Two bedroom Townhouse apart· ment In Syracuse, $325 per month, water, sewer & trash In· eluded ,. $250 deposit, 740·667· 3618. Village Green Apartments· 2 bedrooms, total electric, applianc· as furnished, laundry room facilities and close to school, applications available at office. 740·992· 3711 TOO 1·886·233·6694. Equal Hou~ng Opporlunlty 460 Space for Rent Mobile Home Park Lot Available, $115/Mo., Addison Pike, Wise man Realty, 740-446-3644. 490 For Lease For Lease Approx. 75 Ac, Catlle Pasture. For Lease 450t Lb. To· bacco Base. 1970 Monarch Trail· er With Appl iances For Sale , 740-446·9185 E""nlngs. For Lease: Beautiful, 3 Bedroom, (Or 2 I!'.A. Plus Study) Appro• . 1600 Sq . Ft. , TOtally Restored And Decorated 2nd Floor Ap"rtment, 59 Court St. , tn Gallipolis Historic District. Spacious Living I Dining Area For Entertaining. Ideal For Professional Couple. Ail Modern Amenttilles : 1 112 Baths ; Storage Space ; Rear Deck For Sunning . HVAC. 1600 Per Monlh Plus Utilities. Security And Key Deposit No Pets. References Required, 740-.&46-4425. MERCHANDI SE 510 Household Goods 90 inch Broyhllt Sofa, 18 months old. Cost $850 new. Will sail tor $400 (Firm) . (304)882·3553. Appliances : Reconditi oned Washers, Dryers, Ranges, Refrlgrators . 90 Day Guarantee! French City Maytag , 740-4467795. February & March Sale: Thcmpsons Appliance Repair ~7 JaCkSOn Avenue Starting prices on AppHances: Ae~lgeralorl 95.00 llryenl 00.00 Electric Ranges 75.00 Waohenl 95.00 Dlllhwlllhorl 65.00 FreoZOI'I 135.00. Items •....r $100 - 90 day warranty. (304)87S'7386. For Sale: Reconditioned wasf'l. trl, and refr igerators. Thomp1ona Appliance. 3407 Awrue, (304)675-7386. arv•ra New And U11d Furniture Store Holiday Inn, Kanauga. Stop And ..... 740-«8... 71!2. Fr.. $125; Ref rigerator like New 520 Sporting Building Suppll• Slack, brick . sewer plpll. wind· ows, lintels, etc. Claude Wlntera, Alo Grando , OH Call 740·245· 560 Pets for Sale AK C Registe red ~ l n la tu re DO· berman Ptncher pUppies, call 740-742.0010. Goods Kiln dried red oak , select & 11 common, some cherry, 740·667011 1 or 740-687·3562. 530 550 Anllquea Buy or sell . Riverine AnUques, 1124 Eall Main on SA 12' E. Pomeroy, 740-992·2526 or 740·9921539. Ruu Moore, owner. 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise $$BAD CREDIT? Got Ca sh Loans To 15, 000. Debt Consoli. dation To $200,000. Credit Cards, Mortga ges. Refinancing . And Auto Loans Available. Meridian Credll Corp. 1-800·471·5 119 EKI. 1180. (3) All Steel Buildings. 25x30 Was $7 ,800 Sell $3,900; 30K48 Was $11,700 Sell 15.650; 50x60 , Was $16,500 Sell $7,900. Tom 1· 800·392-7806. 10 Quarter "type bubble gum/ candy machines, teal green with oak stained stands . Pd. $150 each; Craftsman 5 horsepower mulcher/ bagger/ chipper/ shredder; all ItemS new and never been used; owneJ wants quiCk sale, cat! 740· 992-8970 8118nlngs. 1957 Internat ional 300; 1983 Chevy Full Size Truck ; .2 Riding Mowers, 16 Ft. Flatbed Trailer Dual Axle. 740·446·7992. 2 Piece Sola & lave Seat light Blue With Matching Flower Wood Trim , Excellent Condition, $200. 740·245·5122. 37 People Needed To Lose Up To 30 Pounds In The Next 30 Days, Free Samples , 740·4·4t 1982. O ver 75 Tanks o f Freshwater Fish, Locally Raised Parallaets/ Supplies. Fi15h Tanii/Pet Shop, 2413 Jackson Avenu e,/Pt. Pleasant. (304)675·2063. Sun. 1· 4PM, Mon·Salt 1~M· 6PM . . Sun Conour, 4 yra old, Talks. A Bird and Cage. $300. (304)675· 3992. . FUll Stock Boston Terrier Puppys. Father AKC, Reglsier Mother {ull Stock. $75.00. Tails Docked and Wormed and Shots. Call: (740)· 388-8743; 5:0<l-8:00PM German Shepherd Pl4)1llea, BlOOd Security Stock, Black & Sta ble. Very Nice, $100. 740-4<111-8827. German Shan Haired Pointers. 7 Weeks, $200, 740..&46-4043 After &P.M. Miniature Male Puppy Dachshund. 7tb. Paid $350 , sell lor~. (304)67....S79. Mystic Poms- any breed dog groomi ng ava ilable . Also show quality and pel Poms available for sale.740·949·3418. Puppie s lor Sa le: AKC Boxer. (304)6756019 or (304)882-2180. Quaker Parrot 'And Cage, $175; Hand Raised , Tallis & Very Genllel740·388-9362. Toy Poodle Puppies. 1 Weeks Old; Dogs 2 Femates: $100 Each; 1 Malo 8 Months Old $1 50, 740· 446·3398. WANT A COMPUTER?? BUT NO CASH?? MMX Tec h ~ology Will Finance ·With Down. Past Credit Problems, No Problem. Call Toll Free 1·877-;lg3-4082. Tric 1or p' iows 2 _1.4• eN ~ord r Disc, Brush Hog, Blade, Boom Pole, All In GooH Condition, $4,200. 74().379·2«5. Almost n.,w, .b4ue, Med-lift recliner chair. S450 cash, 74<l-992·7239. CaSe 580·C backhoe, call 7409853924. Babybed , stroller, car seat, high chair, walker, playpen, 304·675· 2801 . Final Week 0'% lntrest On John Deere Maca's And Balers With John Deere Credit Approval. Car· michael's Farm & Lawn, 1· 800594-1111 , 740-446·2412. ·o· Complete DISH Network satellite system, bra nd new, $99, 740· 992· 1182 or 304·773· 5305 aller Bpm. , 85SI Trtumph TPI3 Aoadattr, For Sale : Tobacco .S.ticks. 740245 5121. FOr Sale: 2 Plots, In Ohio Valley Memory Gardens, $900." 740-4464326. Misc. Jack Hammer, Misc. Hand Tools; 1986 · Jeep Wagoneer $2,000; 48" CJozer Drum Roller $3,400; 550 Gallon Fuel Tank Grubb's Plano· tuning & repairs. Wllh Pump $750: 14 Ft. Semi V Problems? Nde<lll~ned? Call the Boal, $350: 300 Pd. Send Blaster plano Or. 740·446·4525 $1 ,300 ; Cat 21,5 Back Hoe, Hot Springs hot tub, 4 person, $27,'000: A40 Ditch Witch 600 good condition, will have new top, Hrs. $6,500; 45 Ft. Parts Trailer has new heater and new thermo- $1,800: 65Ft. Extended Trailer stat, some chemicals Included, $4,000; Plate Tramp fits 416 Hoe cedar with blue top, call 740· 992- $4,000: 2,000 Gallon Fuel Tank With Pump $1 ,300: 2,000 1\'8\er 5053 alter Spm. Tank 800,000 Concret' Vat $300 ; Mise. Steel Beams ~ 'Oil ' JANITROL HEATING AND Racks $1 ,200; Cat 215 Buq ~et~ COOLING EQUIPMENT Misc. Concrete Blankets, 140· INSTALLED 'If You Don 'l Calf Us Wa Botft 643-2916, 740-643-2644. ·.I :t • Loss.· Free Estimates! 740-446· 620 Wanted to Buy :: 6308, 1·1!00-29Hi098. PHILLIP TREE SE~VICE . "' • TOr • ~e(1\0'1•' 1992 PontiaC! Bonneville SE, me· talllc blue, all power, very sharp 79,0.00 mlles, 740·742·B200 or-740-992·30ol 1. • • E,OHIO ..... 12% ~weet Feed ' Naw is '""rime for r-r-r-r-eot buys lrt th< dmsl(rds · JACKS ROOFING &CONSTROOION . 1997 Grand Jeep Cherokee- Laredo . AWD Loaded , Excellent CondiHon. Brush Guard , Remote Start, Payoff Or Take Over Payments, 740-245-9099. . 1998 Jeep Wrangler 4x4, 4 CyUn· der, 5 Speed, White Wlth Black Solt Top, 24,0.0 0 MIIU., Ur,der Warranty, 740-44&-4418. 740 Motiircycles 1997 Honda FOreman, 4WD, excellent condition. 800 miles, $3800, 740-992·5065. 74Q-992-2068 720 Trucks for Sale 1991 Bayllne Capri, 130 HP.- 18 Fl. Open Bow, With Ski's & JackalS, 740·"6·2516 Call Aller 3 P.M. 1 I, 11'-'d" 11 ShoW ol ltllncls 12 Apln I THE BORN LOSER "l-IE.'(, 6LN/Y~! , . ~ou WON'i . Tf\E ~P\l£. ~y~ l'VE: L05T iE~ . POU~O~'- New Homes • VInYl MYERS · P AVINq: .. . Henderson , WV . " ., 1711-2417 or 441-1428: . , Fill Dirt • Multh • B.ulldozer Servites (740) 992-3470 •Driveways • Tennis Courts · · ·:: •Parking Lots • Playgrounds ·: •Roods • Streets ·,:: '• ' 'lro .' r-'"':':'::=-==---1 HOWARD EXCAVATING C0~ 1 ' Um U..dlv ••""P'P'i, · 1.'!f I BuUdozer & Backhoe Se"'icJO•. Houae. &.. Trail~r Sitei Frn Delivery 33795 Hiland Rd. 1126100 1 mo. pd. 1 .. To get a current weather report, check the '' ' Sentinel ~ -~ r--}A__ T__ &_T_C__E__L__L__U_L_AR_·-&-..::; t ;. Ohio , 740·992-sua ·. · 1740) 992·3138 rr SAVS TI>IEV RE . PLA'f'IN6 SCI-IIJ8ERT NO, ... SepticSy•le,..& .', Utilitie• ·~ H.igh & Dry . Self-Storage .,, u.:.~~..J...L.:,jj,~~ · · · · · ITHURSDAY · ·• BLACKBEAR PAGING::1 liBELS j '• WILLIS' l RADIO SHACK DEALER SEAMLESS "' Middleport NewHaven , :I GUTTERS "'· 992-2635 882~3666 ~ '! • .: ~&$,jpe 1·800·311·3391 E~timate~ Cenlrtaltrt WelcoMe. Albany, Ohio · YOUII'S . CDPEIITER S.ERVICE P!B CONIBACTORS.lN~;· :~ c .*CONCRETE ·*BACKHOE S~RVICES M ·*mSONRY .· *BOBCAT SERVICES ~ R ~SIDENTIAU/////1/COMMERCIAL 0 •lloom lddltlona &RtmOdelliiQ E FREE ESTIMATES........FULLY INSURED N Brain Morrison 1Racine, Obi~ R •Eltctrlcll&.PlumbiiiQ i E: •Htw Gan~g~~ •Rooftna a0u1ttr1 .• v (740) 985-3948 a 3/2:1100 1 1110. d. •VInyl Siding PaltttliiQ •Patio & ~ Dleltal /;fH EJI/INto' '. V.C. YOUNG.I.II 992·621'5 Pomeroy, Ohio ' · 22 yrr. Lor;al · Cellular .· . Jeff Warner"Ins. . PSI CONSTRUGION R4'! modelin_g, ~o ofing , New Addition•, Pole Bui!.lin,ll, Et('. Free Esftmotes 740-992 -1709 . 992-5479' .I .. 1Miek- S7Wiwntt.lla Openlna IIIII: • .A .,...... a.........., .,.wom a Pao..,otlon .· 44~..-:1 · 111n~1 m!:anin~rul. GEMINI tM•y 21-Jun< 20) It ·s time t11 hroudcn your tll\ritllR~. and today·lni!!hl h.· just the tlay to · ucti.\lity yuurself.. SCORPIO (0.:1. 24-Nov. ~2 1 Try to finish whal y,Ou ~un today. hccause chance:. an: it's goinglo bug you tomorrow to the poi•n or "g~mv<~lion ir, you don't $Cl il . ;J&:C\ll111llishcd nnw. SAGIITARIU S 1Nuv. l.1-Dcc. 21 ) l'h>lt nmlai!'i4: or n:stlc-ssncs' &:<lult.l bite you :1gain today. su H might he wi SI.' 111 plan somcthi n..; with inm!!in;Uivc friL•nd,; whtun ynu linll cxdtin ~ und :u.h·cntur· Jo SO .. CSfX'1: i;lfl)' j( )'I)U 1\!cl )'UU ~ friduy. 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Land Clearing & Grading 740 -742-9501 'Toll Free Fltz;ll'llkl 31 Front or 1 .-T,---T,-1° • WV Contra ctor s Lie. #003506 All replacement Iparts 30"""' I I' ·I I t Now Ren..a-- Fax 304 -675-245\:: : : R&J Ovallty RepiGHMHt Au'- BocluI' PcaN H.t.oWltlp- . BISSELL BUILDERS INC. ttfiOLI"G and . EX(fiVfiTI"G Hauling • Umestone • Gravel• Sand • Topsod • Pua . l• Pull · 2NT Pua 46 Pua Pull The fourth book in the "Card 48 Cllllm on Play Made Easy" series by Ron 47 lllld . Klinger and Andrew Kambites is h-ilor "Timing and Communications" n nccg, (Gollancz). As with the other · Lr+-+-+-t--11---: 10 llltnll, three, masses of material are a Contp•n pt. packed into a 96-page paperback. MFONit._. The deals, mostly intermediate in level, will test anyone who hasn't CELEBRITY·CIPHER got counting down pat. Despite by Lula Campoe the title, most of the book c tilt rtly Clplw cry ...... , . . . --~~~- b y ' - people, put""" revolves around entries, and the . ....... Each _ln . . clphor ..... for-. Todat-ctw: B«jtJQ L . sixth chapter covers squeezes. Each chapter ends with an eightICC R 'II W KCD I 0 L U YIIZ 0 question quiz; the book concludes with 60 quizzes. OAR NOPIIII, OOICPN In this deal from the book, you . ZIIOTUK ZCDNU. are in six spades. West tries 10 IUOYAIIOIIGAN, . cash the heart ace, and you are ZCLIIU ; ' OCDIII IIIIPUOI 0 Wid that West has four trumps. What .is your line of play? Seven diamonds is the right conlract; but how do you find that? Seven spades is also very good, basically needing spades 32, or spades 4-1 w.ilh no opening heart lead . In this aucJion. South 's first three bids describe a gamegoing 5-6. North's four clu~s is a cue-bid showing the club ace and a hand good for play in spade~. (With no imeresJ in diamonds or spades, he · must bid three nofrump. With three spades but no E T RCS great love of lhe suit, he mises to 3 four spades.) Af1er ruffing and drawing two rounds of trumps to get the bad ·~~~~=-=----,o N E ME 0 ~' Our background and circumnews, South niust unblock dum· 1--,-1.,., ~• ·stances may have influence.d who my's diamond ace, then overtake '--'-·__J. ___J._--J..___, :~~~e: ~~t -:'_e_~re responsible for 1he lasl spade honor with hi s ace. Next, he leads out winning diamonds. West gets one trum~ trick, 'r___,w,_H_,,E_E,,-s.,cr/"'1,111"8-11 Complete . the. quoted . btit South takes the rest. · · . • • • • • • by f illing in the miRing words L......J.__.,_.._....J.__.,-;-'., you develop from step No. 3 below,' · The boQk is $14.95 postpaid from Baron Barclay Bridge Sup· A P~INT NUMBERED plies. Call (800) 21~2221 to W LfllfRS IN SQUARES order. ·• f£UEVC:. 1\ ! Pomer~y, ,. 2t Split 21 Rtolltllntl to gntnciDeNIM =r:J': ............... ..,.. Hours · .Cell Phon e 6 74-3311 •nno- olntel" 24.._._ 25 C:O.d' - BY PlltLLIP ALDER to 10' x 30' (NO SUNDAY CALLS) •• •• - 22 ......... ... 23"Socllr-, Fourthls good • Embarra•ment... You're Treated with R•pecll 45n1 u 18 Neel41111 lniiL 21 c.tchM In • 31Com~n•pt. WORRYIIO!U : No 740-949-2217 Sizes 5' x 10' Free . I Rlnky· - 10 "Noman - - . Phone (740) 59~1-601 1 · "A Better "' ·~ . Stop In And See Steve Riffl e 750 East State Street Athens, Ohio 45701 Jf:,WICK'S. 750 Boats & Motors for Sale 1 ~7 .9 Ford F150,· 30~ Engine . . Auto., New Paint, 2WO, Short 1995 Metallic Blue & Sn-..f Pro•Wh8e1 eaSe. Has 'new Eng. Ap· TOBACCO QUOTA: Went To proM . 1,000 mile American Rae· craft , 170V Bass Boal 'W/a 98 , 'JET Loaao In, Good Price Paid Up lng Alms. (304)682·2042. 100 HP Mercury OutbOard wf.50 AERATION MOTORS Wust, 12!24 Volt' Trolling Motor, Repaired, New & Rebuilt In Stock. Front. Call Jodre:y J. Farm 937· 373·4644 Can Call Coll~cl Alter 1982 GMC 112 Ton Pick-Up 2 Call Ron E~ans, 1-800-537·9528. ilvewell & trailer. like new condl· 9:00P.M. WO, Auto. Tilt, Pl, 6 .2L Diesel , lion . Will listen. to trade·ll'la . Dual' Tanks, Class 3 Hitcli Run s (304)862·5652. Wanted· RCA· or Hu'ghes Olr.ect · Great, Good Worll Truck! $1,200 MAKE GREAT PIZZA At Home! For Info Send S5 To: Pacific Puo- TV system, will pay top doilat, OBO, 740-3?9·2757. 1998 Marada 18' 1.35 HP. Marcruiser 1/0, Showroom New, Ex- . ilcatlons, P.O. BoK 2822, Alea, HI Wollle 740·949·33 15 laava mes· sage. 96701. trasl Consider Trade Harley Da1968 C·30 Chev. (Ton) 4 Speed, ~ldson Qr. Land Of Equal Value, 350 Engine , 9' Flat Bed, Reese We Are Buying Tobacco Base & MOBILE HOME OWNERS $10,500. 74Q-245-9391. And Go9ao.neck Hl.lches Com Lease, 937· 695 -0697. (Before ptele, 740-446-2974. HUge Inventory, Discount Prices, 11:00 A.M. & Alter 6 P.M.) 780 Auto Parts & On Vinyl Skirting, Doors , Wind 1991 Ford 'F· 150 XlT 2 WD, Au· Accessories Livestock ows, Anchors, Water Heaters, 630 tomatlc, 70,000 Miles. Very GOOd " Plumbing & Electrk:al Parts, FurCondition! $6,500, 7"!J-446-3988. CJ7 Jeep Hardtop, With Steel naces & Heat Pumps. Bennetts 2 Charolais bulls, approximately 2 Ooors. Asking $1100, OBO, E""n· Mobile Home Supply. 740· 446· yrs. old, $1000 ea .. 1 Llmousln 1994 'FQrd Ranger XLT, 2wd, 5 tngs: 740·245- 9544, Dayi 1 740· bull, very thick will bred animal·, spd. CO, Tonau Cover, Chrome 9416 www.orvb.com/bennett «1·3213. papers available . $1600 , 740· Wheels . Call after 5PM . NEW BRAND NAME COMPUT· 742-1903. (304)675·2«3. 790 Campers & EAS • Almost Everyone Ap · 2 Charollas Bulls , approx. 2 proved With $0 Oownl Low 19951Fdr.d Explorer 'XLT, 43,500 Mot!)r H~·l: Monthly Payments! 1-800·8 17· yoaro old. $1,000 oach, t.Limou· ·mites. Leath8r Interior. Loaded. sine Bull, very thick , well -bred ·One-, Owner 3476 Ext. 330. Very Clean . · 1988' Holiday Ran\bl&r. 2611. wlln 1 animal. Papers available·. AC & Haa1ars . Loaded. EKtellent ' (740)446·93001(304) 675- 1329. Niee used Furniture and Ap - $1,600. . ., condition. (304)675·5137. pliances. (740)·448·4039 (740) .. ·1·996 Doilgo Dakota 5 speed, 446-1004 Anytime, 2 Nazarene Donkeys Jack & 56,000 Miles . $4,800. 740· 25820 Fool Coachman Traval Trailer. Jenny S1,000 080, 740·446· Sail-Contained. Asking $2,500. 6348. NO MONEY DOWN Ill CompaQ 55o4 Laave Message. (304)6757930. HP IBM Desktops /laptops, E1997 black Chevy S· 10 Stepslde Comerce Websltas . Start Your Special Spring Feeder Calf Sale, Ektended Oab, 3 door, loaded , SE RVICES HomeBusjness Today! Almost Saturday, April 8,· 2000 At 1:00- 25,000 miles, very sharp, full far· Everyone Approvadl Low Monthly P.M. All Consglnments Welcome, tngs, $1 t, 100, 740-949·2045 or Payments, Free Cotor Printer 1- Hauling Available. Cattle Acc.pt· 740·949·2203. 810 · Home (ToiiFroe) ed At 4 P.M. Frldai."Aihans Lllr&· 888·479·2345 www.ejump-atart.com stock Sale, 740·592· 2322, Or 1997 Forc;t Ra,nger XLT, 2 wheil Improvement• 740-698·3531 . drive, step side, 811Ceilent condi· RESIDENTIAL HOME OWNERS IIASEioiENT· tlon. 4 cyt., auto, ale , amllm CO, Tappan HI Etllclency 90 % Gas Fair Pig Sale, Saturday, April 1st, 50,000 miles, custom wheel s, fl . W"TEAPAOOFINQ Furnaces. ou Furnaces, 12 Seer Contact Harold Taylor At 740· bergfass bed cover, ,8,999, 304 · ~ uneondltiOhal lifetime guataotet. LoCal rtfert.ncea lurnfshed. Es· Heal Pump & Air Conditioning · ~2,;;45;_·804;,.:.;7;_A.;;I.:.:ta;_r&;__;P..;;M;_.- - - - 773·5305 after 6pm. tabllshed 1975. Call 24 Hra. (~l10) Syate<j1S Free 6 Vear Paris & 'La· Fair Pigs For Sale; 740·441 •0988 1998 'Ford Explorer, Black. Eddie 4411-0870, 1·600· 287·0576. Rogbor Warranty Bennetts Heating & Or 740-448-4362. Bauer Must .Sell, Mint Corldllion, er~ Waterproofing. • C ~ ollng, 1·600· 672·5987 www.orW.oomlbaMett Llmousln Bulla Polled Red & . 740·256-8392. Black, 6 ·20 Months 01 Ago, 740· 1998 S· IO hrto A/C 18,000 Miles Appliance Parts And Service: Ali Ron's Gun Shop- Is having a sate 367~7. $8.695, 't89q Blazer 4 Door Load· Name BrandS Over 25 Year~ · Ell· on all guns In stoclc, call74<l-742· ad 50,000 miles $8,295. 1991 S· perlence All Work Guarante.-d , 8412. 640 Hay & Grain 10 Durango A/C 96,000 mllos French Oily Mayt,g , 740·,~6 · 7795. . sawmill $3,.7 95 . Saw .Logs. Into Ear corn , $2 . ~0 ' Buahel. $2,495. 1993 Grand Am , 1993 Cavalier, 1992 Cav.alli r, 1991 Lu· Boards, Planks , Beama. Large (740)742·1903. C&C General Home Main· mina Euro. Cook Motors (740) Capacity. BeSt sawmill Value Antenence- Pjllntlng . vinyl siding, ywhere. FREE tnlormatlon. 1·800· Ear corn , $250 bushel, 740·742· 446-(1103 carpentry, doors. windows. tiaths, 578-1363 NORWOOD ' SAW· 1903. . mobile hom!l repair and mort 1 For 730 Vana & 4-WDa MILLS 252 Sonwlll DMo;e, Buflalo, frea estimate call Chat, 74Q-992· NY 14225. Straw: Bright Wire Tie. Straw Year 1978 GMC 1/2 Ton Van, 350 Au 'Round Delivery 4 Volume Dis ~ 8323. · Sears & Roabuck 52' Big Screen count Available, Heritage Farm. , tomatic, $1 ,200 Runs Good, 740· Jims Drywall & ·coristructldn. 446-8323. T.V. $700 OBO 740•256·6247 (304)675~724 . New Construction & Remodel/ 0 111 .,..".:..-ma:.. .o:.. .n.:... ly ---:--::-- · &50 & Fertilizer 1985 Dodge Ramcharger, 380 v D•ywall, Stdl~g . Aools, Add k 8, 4 SP,Itd ~ ~URI Good, , Neeas · lions, Painting, etc . .(304)674, ,Size 12 Salin Pastel Green Prom Work 01) 4WD: S8rlous Inquiries TobaCco Plants 4623 or (304)674-0155 . . · Dress With Sequence. On Top ; Spaghetti Strap $15 . 740· 367· Now ,._king order&: for this Spring. Only. '$1 ,200.00 OBO. Call !let· Livingston's Bas8mtnt Water Firat Orders wiii 'Guarantee .Beall waon 3:30Pm And 8:00Pm. 740· 7577. Proofing, all 'baaeme'nt repa irs Earlleat Plant& . Dewhuret 367-0229' dona, free ' esilmatll, · llletlme Table With 4 Chairs, Solid Wood Fanna,(304 )88!!·3740/IBS-3789. 1988 Dodge Ram 4•4. AUtomaHc, Wllh Small Hutch, Ask ing $300, guarantee, l2yra on job exPeri· CO Player. 49.000 Milos, $5,000," once. (304)995-3887. 74().387~544 . TR ANSPORTATION 740-4411-8050. Topper. Fits small Fo;d Ranger 840 Electrical and 1967 Ford · Aerostar XLT Good Long B•d: Wood Furnace: Buell Refrigeration WOOd Slove tnaar1.(304)895·3793 710 Autoa tor ~Ia Cqnd!Hon, $1 ,750.00 Price Negoti· after GPM. able, 74<l-316-6445. Resldentlai or commereial wiring, CAR~ $100, $500 & UP. POLICE new sar~~ice or repairs. Maater. Ll· IMPOUND. Honda's Toyota 's. VIAGRAIIII ORDER BY PHONEIII 1992 Chevy 4•4 Excelltnl Condl· 08f1Sed electr,ICian. Ridenour Stay At Home!!! 1·800-211 -1737 Cftevya , Jeeps, And Sport Utili· lion, $10,500, 740·367-(1219, 740Eloctrlcol , WV000306, 304·675· ties. Call Now l 800·172·7470; 367-7272. Dtpt.F EXT. 7832. 1788. s8ed PAPIR II Repo • Dlvorded FREE ESTIMATES . . 740·992~7599 . HE COPIED SETTY JUNE'S Sales Represent11tive L a rry Schey 29670 Beahan Road Racine, Ohio 1996 Honda 300 ,EX, Excellenl .S,hape, Many Extras. Runs Great. Call alter 5PM (304)675·2«3. ' 1t r-~~~----------------------~ , HILL'S . CREDI'f PROBLEMS???:.: .SELF STORAGE No Credit • Slow Credit • Bankruptcy HONDA's $100 1 $500 & UP. PO· LIC~ IMPOUND.• 1-jonda's Toyo· ta's, Chevys, J&eps, And Sport Ullllllos. Call Nowl 800·772-7470; . .. . ' ' 21:28100 1 mo. pd. 96 Honda XR so: Runs Good! $1 ,150. Call: (740)-446·3193 aller 4: 00PM . Three 1983 Honda 550 Night Hawk motorcycles, S1500 for all OBO. 74<l-949-2874. •• s • Q 10 ••. • 617 Q u ulity Pomeruni~ ns & Pe t • Coaung • Gutters • Siding • Drywall Warranly. $13,500.00 (740)·« 1· 9865 After 5 P.M, 4 Wheeler. ~Occ Yamaha Badgef, Good Conditio~ . S1,600, 740-3792720, After 6 ~M~ • Q I I I 4 2 --K Q J .10 I 7:00AM ·8 PM 1994 Honda, ZR 50 . Excellent Condition, Hardly used . (304)456· .2.2 14, altar 4PM or Leave Ues · sage. •? 8ealll •AS4S2 New Roofs • Repairs Sldlng • New Garages • Replacement Windows • Room Additions • Roofing COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL CARS FROM $29/MO. lm· 'pounds !Repos. Fee. SO Down 124 Mps~ .019.9% For listings 1-800· 319·3323 X2156. •Jt 6AKIU EM! V~:Neltber S tin Seeds 8 Fertilizer Joseph Jacks For Parts , 1998 Chav Corsica . $100 Arm. (304)895·3828. . Now Optt For Groct•l•tl Fer Your Pet'1 Ntttls. $5.00/50 lb. ba 1994 Ford F-150 Xlt, V· S, au1995 Red Bonneville SSEI SUpertomatic, 4WD, &' bed, air, electric Charged Turbo Fuel·lnjected/VGJ · windows, bedilner, fiberglass top3.6 Lllar. 75k. AMIFM Stereo. pal, 86,000 mllfa, .,J:OIIent condl· Compact Disc/Premium Sound . tion, $1 1,500, 74().992·1\08!5· Su(1roof, 6 way Power Leather Seats ..Power Locks & WindoWs, . 1995 Chav Tah oe LT 4 WD 4 Cei~ular Phone W/Booster KH, Air Doors, Brack JMaroon , Al klnO Conditioning . Tilt, Cruise. Dual $15,900, 740-446-1154 Alter 5. Alrbags, ASS 4 Wheel Anti·Lock brakes. Regularly Servicet;t & · 1995 Ford 4x4, Excellent Conditio n, 740·448-4868, 740•4.48Maintained . $13,400 (740) -4460957 or (740)-«60852 0303. EXT.~336. di /11\es <:lie Canadian ~ ·' IHdt · WIR Nertlt • Painting• Plumbing Frft Eatlmst4111 1998. Ford' T8U[US. 34.000 Miles, HEY.. fhesE Wei& • 10 ••• • 4 K J 7 t 7 I 4 s2 Dealer: North 1993 For[t F-250 Extended Cab, 4K4, 7.3 Litre D~sol. 97,000 Miles, 740-388- 9875. . E~tc81iehf COOdltiOri r Remainder of ~--------Heh ..Hei.. .. What a 5\.\c~<;er... Wh<lt a l'nilfOot:l,, what · Nutrena Western Pride 1994 · Chrysler New Yorker. 74,000 Mites, $5,200, OBO; t993 Plymouth Acclaim 68 ,000 Miles, Loaded $2,995, OBO: 1953 Dodge Truck $650 OBO, 740· 256·6169. 1997 Red F150 wJth tool chest. Please caH (304)773-6000. tA $6.75/50 lb..... 1992 Chevy Van, $5, 795 ; Daytime Phone: 7~44 1 - 1 1 36. 1997 Jeep Grand Cherokee Lar· ado, while, 45 ,000 miles, asking $19,900, 740-985-3418. . • 10. Poms Nutrena Hunters Pride Dog Food 730 Vana & 4·WQI 1998 Monle Carlo Red, Gold Edl· lion, All Pow.er 79,000 $1 t,.500 , Good Condition, 74<l-«1 ·0751. SO.UP TO NUTZ TM by Rkk Stromoskl Mystic · Ag. Service ca(. i 995 ' Ponllac Grand Am. green 'With bl ~k Interior, 59,432 mllea, left front .&!Jspensi on damage. asking $2,665, 740-992 - 1506 days,. 7.4<l-949-2844 .,., •KQJ (740) 367-0266 • 'Tf\1'1' ~1'1'9 • s ..,1\9 1·800·950-3359 Gt\f\Y Shade·River oeo 1992 Olds 98 Regency 8 1K Miles, $4,500, 740-256-6232. -~~ the ... ? 1989 Dodge Splr~. 2 .~ Turbo. PS. PB , AC, Sterto. 32 MPG. $1500 . !304!675-«52. 1991 Geo Tracker, needs fuel pum p, askin g $1 500 OBO , cal l 74().992·31 60. !.....~~· 20 Yrs. Exp. • Ins. Owner: Ronnie Jones .. 1988 Mercury Sable 4 Doors, Front Wheel Drive. Air, Cruise , Tilt Wheel, Power Windows & Doorlock!, 1600. 740-256·9364 . 1991 Chevy Silverado 5.7 ~liver· ado 5.7 Automa tic, 2 Whee l Drlvo, 87,000 Miles, 740- 388· 9739. . ACROSS lOIII' 11'\!C~ 1988 Ford Escor t wagon : $500.00 (740)-44&9450 .«11-8050. .< ALDER 1984 Nlaun 30 0 ZX , runa but nMda work, $500, 740·992·2222 dlys. 740-742·15071Mning&. 1991 Buick Century 4 Doors. A/T Air, 94,000 Miles $t ,700, 7.&0 - NEA Cro11word Puzzle ' 1984 Chevy Caprice CIISIIC VIP/ Nlct Inside & Out Low Miles. $2,100, 740 44111880. 1986 Camara, 355 HP Engine Wllh Approximately 3,000 Milts, T-Tops, Good Body & Paint , • Inch Hood scoop, $3,500, 740· 245·5443. The Dally Sentinel • Page B 5 BRIDGJ: ~ ·1995 Contour 4 D. 5 apeed, AC. PS, PB. Radio Cassette, A DeFA RM SUPPLI ES frost . 61000 miles. 1995 Thun· & LI VESTOC K derblrd , Lite Gold . Loaded. Sun · 'Roof. 58,000 mil es. Clean car . ----~~-------- ~(304~)6-75_~_6~ .e_._________ 610 Farm Equipment 1 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio 'I . I. I"'"' Don't take tilt ..... oil • 11.'«1 yc~~r w ddnc II)' t<l(•l•l yottr v... ·u own 11am _,, tildiJio. hf Fur,.,., IIJIII!tCIIIICdl( ynu kit wonl ftl uut on II• <~wn. ' t"" SCilAM-lm ANSWERS Gauche - Opium- Quirk- Tautly - TRUTH Famous orator: "There is no greatness where there is not simplicity , goodness, and TRUTH." MARCH30 I �• • ~ B 4 • The Dally Sentinel Tbu..-y, March 30, 2000 410 Houen for Rent 510 10 1 ...., st-. 2 llodroom ..,. """"·no !lOll. dopoe~ . .... . . lOIN. 7.t0-912-()165. Chettar, $350 pal month plus 111 · $100 deposit, 3 bedroom, 1 & 112 batll, no peto, 7'0·985· 4<174. Fatm House, 2 Baths . 1 To 2 Mollohan Clrpet 202 Clar1C Chep- 71 o Autot ror Sell Walorllne Speclol: 31' 200 PSI $21.95 Per 100: 1' 200 PSI $37.00 Per 100; All Brtll Com- rudy 10 · cal740--20111. t 987 PtymoUIII Sport& Fury 84,000 Miles. S11 Engine.; New: lntarlor. Urel, axt'taual. Tlinrad windows. $3,500.00 OBO 1740)· prellion Fminglln Stod< RON EVANS ENTERPRISE& Jlckson, Ohio, , ·110().537·851111 Wieder Weight machi ne. Ll<e N<!w; $125.00 (740~2!1&-&909 420 Mobile Homaa for Rent Washer $95; Dryer $95; Electric 5121. Range $95; Aetrlgerat or Frost BelwHn Athens and Pomeroy, 2 & 3 bedroom mobile hom es, la0-$300, 740·992·2167. $350: Freozer Upright $175: Gas Range Nlc.• $ 17~; Skaggs Ap· pUance1, 71 VIne StrHt, Galllpo· 1~. 7>10-446-7398. Palladian Picture Window 8' 4"x6' 2' Low ·E Argon & Grlda Coat $1 ,095, SBOO Or Make Offor, 74<l«6·A880. Hou11 tor rent : two story, 2·3 bedrooms, one bath, Mkktlepon. $350/mo. plus $350 depoalt & utllilit l , no pelt. Call 800·388· 8194. 2 bedroom. Nice, gOOd condition, d ean, nice porches, near school. Private lot. Hartford , $285. (30ol)882-2389. 440 Apartments for Rent 1 and 2 bedroom aparunents, furnished and unfurn ished, security 'deposit required , no pets, 740992·2218. 1 Bedroom Apt . at Rio Grande , Private Driveway ). Totai ·Eiectric. $225.00 Monlh, (740)-388·9946 1 Bedroom Furnished Apartment, Utilities Paid, 94 Locust Street, Gallipolis, .Upslairs, $290/Mo ., $tOO ~sn, 740-4411-1340. 1 Bedroom. Near Hol-ier, AIC , Economical Gas Heat, WID Hookup, Quiet Location, $279/ Mo., + UUitlea, 740-446-2957. 2 Bedroom Apt. for rent In New Haven area. A il applian ces In cluded . $275 per month . (30ol)882·31 31 . ~UD Approved. 460 First Avenue, (Gallipolis) 1 Bedroom Apartment , $260/Mo., Plus Damage Deposit, 740·441 · 0952, 740·686-4531. Aparlmenl For Rent $375/Mo. , All UIIIUios Paid, Walking Dlsta~ce To College, Very Nice,· Ava ilable o4/1/00, 740-245-5100. BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET. PRICES ~T JACK· SON. ESTATES, 52 Westwood Drive I!Dm $289 10 $370. Walk 10 shop & movies. Call 740·446· 2568. Equal Housing Opportunity. Christy's Fami ly Living. apart · ments, home & tr ailer rentals, 740·992·4514, apartments avail· able, furnished & unfumished. Gracioi.Ja liv'ing. 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at VIllage fdanor and Riverside Apartme.nts In Middlepori. From $273·$336. Call 740· 992·5064. EQual Housing Opportunities. Modern 1 Bedroom Apartmen1. ' 74<l-44H390. New Haven · one 6edroom fur nished apartment, deposit and reference s, no pets. 740-9920165. Nice One Bdrm Unfurnished Apartment. Range & Relrig. provided . Water & Garbage Paid . Deposit Required. Call 740-446434~ Alter 6:00Pm North 4th Avenue, Middleport· 2 room efficiency apartment, deposit and references. no pets. 740992·0165. Now Taking Applications- 35 West 2 Bedroom Townnouse Aparunants , Includes Water Sewage, Tra$h. $325/Mo., 740· «6-oooe. • O~e bedroom apartment In Mid· dlepOrt, 740-992·9191. < GOOD USED "PPLI,.NC ES Washefl, drYifl, refrigerators. rong01. Skagga Aj> pllancea. 75 VIne StrHI. CaH 740·448·7381, 1-188-8111-0128. 540 Mlaceltaneoua • Me1chandl11 ·- el Ao1d , Porter Ohio, 740..-$48· " " ' 'DIMI A Uflfo Saw AJod' R&D 's Used Furniture I AppUancts Great Selection , P r ic~ To Sell! •comt And Browu . • Corner Of Routt 7 & Ad dl1on Pike, •w e Buy Furniture• 740· 367•0280. lhdrooms, Gas Heat Or Fuel Oil Fumace, 740-319-2839. .. HOUMhold GoocN Twin Towers now accepting ap· pllcatlons for 1 aR . HUD subsidIzed apt. for elderly and handicapped. EOH. (304)675-6679. Two bedroom Townhouse apart· ment In Syracuse, $325 per month, water, sewer & trash In· eluded ,. $250 deposit, 740·667· 3618. Village Green Apartments· 2 bedrooms, total electric, applianc· as furnished, laundry room facilities and close to school, applications available at office. 740·992· 3711 TOO 1·886·233·6694. Equal Hou~ng Opporlunlty 460 Space for Rent Mobile Home Park Lot Available, $115/Mo., Addison Pike, Wise man Realty, 740-446-3644. 490 For Lease For Lease Approx. 75 Ac, Catlle Pasture. For Lease 450t Lb. To· bacco Base. 1970 Monarch Trail· er With Appl iances For Sale , 740-446·9185 E""nlngs. For Lease: Beautiful, 3 Bedroom, (Or 2 I!'.A. Plus Study) Appro• . 1600 Sq . Ft. , TOtally Restored And Decorated 2nd Floor Ap"rtment, 59 Court St. , tn Gallipolis Historic District. Spacious Living I Dining Area For Entertaining. Ideal For Professional Couple. Ail Modern Amenttilles : 1 112 Baths ; Storage Space ; Rear Deck For Sunning . HVAC. 1600 Per Monlh Plus Utilities. Security And Key Deposit No Pets. References Required, 740-.&46-4425. MERCHANDI SE 510 Household Goods 90 inch Broyhllt Sofa, 18 months old. Cost $850 new. Will sail tor $400 (Firm) . (304)882·3553. Appliances : Reconditi oned Washers, Dryers, Ranges, Refrlgrators . 90 Day Guarantee! French City Maytag , 740-4467795. February & March Sale: Thcmpsons Appliance Repair ~7 JaCkSOn Avenue Starting prices on AppHances: Ae~lgeralorl 95.00 llryenl 00.00 Electric Ranges 75.00 Waohenl 95.00 Dlllhwlllhorl 65.00 FreoZOI'I 135.00. Items •....r $100 - 90 day warranty. (304)87S'7386. For Sale: Reconditioned wasf'l. trl, and refr igerators. Thomp1ona Appliance. 3407 Awrue, (304)675-7386. arv•ra New And U11d Furniture Store Holiday Inn, Kanauga. Stop And ..... 740-«8... 71!2. Fr.. $125; Ref rigerator like New 520 Sporting Building Suppll• Slack, brick . sewer plpll. wind· ows, lintels, etc. Claude Wlntera, Alo Grando , OH Call 740·245· 560 Pets for Sale AK C Registe red ~ l n la tu re DO· berman Ptncher pUppies, call 740-742.0010. Goods Kiln dried red oak , select & 11 common, some cherry, 740·667011 1 or 740-687·3562. 530 550 Anllquea Buy or sell . Riverine AnUques, 1124 Eall Main on SA 12' E. Pomeroy, 740-992·2526 or 740·9921539. Ruu Moore, owner. 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise $$BAD CREDIT? Got Ca sh Loans To 15, 000. Debt Consoli. dation To $200,000. Credit Cards, Mortga ges. Refinancing . And Auto Loans Available. Meridian Credll Corp. 1-800·471·5 119 EKI. 1180. (3) All Steel Buildings. 25x30 Was $7 ,800 Sell $3,900; 30K48 Was $11,700 Sell 15.650; 50x60 , Was $16,500 Sell $7,900. Tom 1· 800·392-7806. 10 Quarter "type bubble gum/ candy machines, teal green with oak stained stands . Pd. $150 each; Craftsman 5 horsepower mulcher/ bagger/ chipper/ shredder; all ItemS new and never been used; owneJ wants quiCk sale, cat! 740· 992-8970 8118nlngs. 1957 Internat ional 300; 1983 Chevy Full Size Truck ; .2 Riding Mowers, 16 Ft. Flatbed Trailer Dual Axle. 740·446·7992. 2 Piece Sola & lave Seat light Blue With Matching Flower Wood Trim , Excellent Condition, $200. 740·245·5122. 37 People Needed To Lose Up To 30 Pounds In The Next 30 Days, Free Samples , 740·4·4t 1982. O ver 75 Tanks o f Freshwater Fish, Locally Raised Parallaets/ Supplies. Fi15h Tanii/Pet Shop, 2413 Jackson Avenu e,/Pt. Pleasant. (304)675·2063. Sun. 1· 4PM, Mon·Salt 1~M· 6PM . . Sun Conour, 4 yra old, Talks. A Bird and Cage. $300. (304)675· 3992. . FUll Stock Boston Terrier Puppys. Father AKC, Reglsier Mother {ull Stock. $75.00. Tails Docked and Wormed and Shots. Call: (740)· 388-8743; 5:0<l-8:00PM German Shepherd Pl4)1llea, BlOOd Security Stock, Black & Sta ble. Very Nice, $100. 740-4<111-8827. German Shan Haired Pointers. 7 Weeks, $200, 740..&46-4043 After &P.M. Miniature Male Puppy Dachshund. 7tb. Paid $350 , sell lor~. (304)67....S79. Mystic Poms- any breed dog groomi ng ava ilable . Also show quality and pel Poms available for sale.740·949·3418. Puppie s lor Sa le: AKC Boxer. (304)6756019 or (304)882-2180. Quaker Parrot 'And Cage, $175; Hand Raised , Tallis & Very Genllel740·388-9362. Toy Poodle Puppies. 1 Weeks Old; Dogs 2 Femates: $100 Each; 1 Malo 8 Months Old $1 50, 740· 446·3398. WANT A COMPUTER?? BUT NO CASH?? MMX Tec h ~ology Will Finance ·With Down. Past Credit Problems, No Problem. Call Toll Free 1·877-;lg3-4082. Tric 1or p' iows 2 _1.4• eN ~ord r Disc, Brush Hog, Blade, Boom Pole, All In GooH Condition, $4,200. 74().379·2«5. Almost n.,w, .b4ue, Med-lift recliner chair. S450 cash, 74<l-992·7239. CaSe 580·C backhoe, call 7409853924. Babybed , stroller, car seat, high chair, walker, playpen, 304·675· 2801 . Final Week 0'% lntrest On John Deere Maca's And Balers With John Deere Credit Approval. Car· michael's Farm & Lawn, 1· 800594-1111 , 740-446·2412. ·o· Complete DISH Network satellite system, bra nd new, $99, 740· 992· 1182 or 304·773· 5305 aller Bpm. , 85SI Trtumph TPI3 Aoadattr, For Sale : Tobacco .S.ticks. 740245 5121. FOr Sale: 2 Plots, In Ohio Valley Memory Gardens, $900." 740-4464326. Misc. Jack Hammer, Misc. Hand Tools; 1986 · Jeep Wagoneer $2,000; 48" CJozer Drum Roller $3,400; 550 Gallon Fuel Tank Grubb's Plano· tuning & repairs. Wllh Pump $750: 14 Ft. Semi V Problems? Nde<lll~ned? Call the Boal, $350: 300 Pd. Send Blaster plano Or. 740·446·4525 $1 ,300 ; Cat 21,5 Back Hoe, Hot Springs hot tub, 4 person, $27,'000: A40 Ditch Witch 600 good condition, will have new top, Hrs. $6,500; 45 Ft. Parts Trailer has new heater and new thermo- $1,800: 65Ft. Extended Trailer stat, some chemicals Included, $4,000; Plate Tramp fits 416 Hoe cedar with blue top, call 740· 992- $4,000: 2,000 Gallon Fuel Tank With Pump $1 ,300: 2,000 1\'8\er 5053 alter Spm. Tank 800,000 Concret' Vat $300 ; Mise. Steel Beams ~ 'Oil ' JANITROL HEATING AND Racks $1 ,200; Cat 215 Buq ~et~ COOLING EQUIPMENT Misc. Concrete Blankets, 140· INSTALLED 'If You Don 'l Calf Us Wa Botft 643-2916, 740-643-2644. ·.I :t • Loss.· Free Estimates! 740-446· 620 Wanted to Buy :: 6308, 1·1!00-29Hi098. PHILLIP TREE SE~VICE . "' • TOr • ~e(1\0'1•' 1992 PontiaC! Bonneville SE, me· talllc blue, all power, very sharp 79,0.00 mlles, 740·742·B200 or-740-992·30ol 1. • • E,OHIO ..... 12% ~weet Feed ' Naw is '""rime for r-r-r-r-eot buys lrt th< dmsl(rds · JACKS ROOFING &CONSTROOION . 1997 Grand Jeep Cherokee- Laredo . AWD Loaded , Excellent CondiHon. Brush Guard , Remote Start, Payoff Or Take Over Payments, 740-245-9099. . 1998 Jeep Wrangler 4x4, 4 CyUn· der, 5 Speed, White Wlth Black Solt Top, 24,0.0 0 MIIU., Ur,der Warranty, 740-44&-4418. 740 Motiircycles 1997 Honda FOreman, 4WD, excellent condition. 800 miles, $3800, 740-992·5065. 74Q-992-2068 720 Trucks for Sale 1991 Bayllne Capri, 130 HP.- 18 Fl. Open Bow, With Ski's & JackalS, 740·"6·2516 Call Aller 3 P.M. 1 I, 11'-'d" 11 ShoW ol ltllncls 12 Apln I THE BORN LOSER "l-IE.'(, 6LN/Y~! , . ~ou WON'i . Tf\E ~P\l£. ~y~ l'VE: L05T iE~ . POU~O~'- New Homes • VInYl MYERS · P AVINq: .. . Henderson , WV . " ., 1711-2417 or 441-1428: . , Fill Dirt • Multh • B.ulldozer Servites (740) 992-3470 •Driveways • Tennis Courts · · ·:: •Parking Lots • Playgrounds ·: •Roods • Streets ·,:: '• ' 'lro .' r-'"':':'::=-==---1 HOWARD EXCAVATING C0~ 1 ' Um U..dlv ••""P'P'i, · 1.'!f I BuUdozer & Backhoe Se"'icJO•. Houae. &.. Trail~r Sitei Frn Delivery 33795 Hiland Rd. 1126100 1 mo. pd. 1 .. To get a current weather report, check the '' ' Sentinel ~ -~ r--}A__ T__ &_T_C__E__L__L__U_L_AR_·-&-..::; t ;. Ohio , 740·992-sua ·. · 1740) 992·3138 rr SAVS TI>IEV RE . PLA'f'IN6 SCI-IIJ8ERT NO, ... SepticSy•le,..& .', Utilitie• ·~ H.igh & Dry . Self-Storage .,, u.:.~~..J...L.:,jj,~~ · · · · · ITHURSDAY · ·• BLACKBEAR PAGING::1 liBELS j '• WILLIS' l RADIO SHACK DEALER SEAMLESS "' Middleport NewHaven , :I GUTTERS "'· 992-2635 882~3666 ~ '! • .: ~&$,jpe 1·800·311·3391 E~timate~ Cenlrtaltrt WelcoMe. Albany, Ohio · YOUII'S . CDPEIITER S.ERVICE P!B CONIBACTORS.lN~;· :~ c .*CONCRETE ·*BACKHOE S~RVICES M ·*mSONRY .· *BOBCAT SERVICES ~ R ~SIDENTIAU/////1/COMMERCIAL 0 •lloom lddltlona &RtmOdelliiQ E FREE ESTIMATES........FULLY INSURED N Brain Morrison 1Racine, Obi~ R •Eltctrlcll&.PlumbiiiQ i E: •Htw Gan~g~~ •Rooftna a0u1ttr1 .• v (740) 985-3948 a 3/2:1100 1 1110. d. •VInyl Siding PaltttliiQ •Patio & ~ Dleltal /;fH EJI/INto' '. V.C. YOUNG.I.II 992·621'5 Pomeroy, Ohio ' · 22 yrr. 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Land Clearing & Grading 740 -742-9501 'Toll Free Fltz;ll'llkl 31 Front or 1 .-T,---T,-1° • WV Contra ctor s Lie. #003506 All replacement Iparts 30"""' I I' ·I I t Now Ren..a-- Fax 304 -675-245\:: : : R&J Ovallty RepiGHMHt Au'- BocluI' PcaN H.t.oWltlp- . BISSELL BUILDERS INC. ttfiOLI"G and . EX(fiVfiTI"G Hauling • Umestone • Gravel• Sand • Topsod • Pua . l• Pull · 2NT Pua 46 Pua Pull The fourth book in the "Card 48 Cllllm on Play Made Easy" series by Ron 47 lllld . Klinger and Andrew Kambites is h-ilor "Timing and Communications" n nccg, (Gollancz). As with the other · Lr+-+-+-t--11---: 10 llltnll, three, masses of material are a Contp•n pt. packed into a 96-page paperback. MFONit._. The deals, mostly intermediate in level, will test anyone who hasn't CELEBRITY·CIPHER got counting down pat. Despite by Lula Campoe the title, most of the book c tilt rtly Clplw cry ...... , . . . --~~~- b y ' - people, put""" revolves around entries, and the . ....... Each _ln . . clphor ..... for-. Todat-ctw: B«jtJQ L . sixth chapter covers squeezes. Each chapter ends with an eightICC R 'II W KCD I 0 L U YIIZ 0 question quiz; the book concludes with 60 quizzes. OAR NOPIIII, OOICPN In this deal from the book, you . ZIIOTUK ZCDNU. are in six spades. West tries 10 IUOYAIIOIIGAN, . cash the heart ace, and you are ZCLIIU ; ' OCDIII IIIIPUOI 0 Wid that West has four trumps. What .is your line of play? Seven diamonds is the right conlract; but how do you find that? Seven spades is also very good, basically needing spades 32, or spades 4-1 w.ilh no opening heart lead . In this aucJion. South 's first three bids describe a gamegoing 5-6. North's four clu~s is a cue-bid showing the club ace and a hand good for play in spade~. (With no imeresJ in diamonds or spades, he · must bid three nofrump. With three spades but no E T RCS great love of lhe suit, he mises to 3 four spades.) Af1er ruffing and drawing two rounds of trumps to get the bad ·~~~~=-=----,o N E ME 0 ~' Our background and circumnews, South niust unblock dum· 1--,-1.,., ~• ·stances may have influence.d who my's diamond ace, then overtake '--'-·__J. ___J._--J..___, :~~~e: ~~t -:'_e_~re responsible for 1he lasl spade honor with hi s ace. Next, he leads out winning diamonds. West gets one trum~ trick, 'r___,w,_H_,,E_E,,-s.,cr/"'1,111"8-11 Complete . the. quoted . btit South takes the rest. · · . • • • • • • by f illing in the miRing words L......J.__.,_.._....J.__.,-;-'., you develop from step No. 3 below,' · The boQk is $14.95 postpaid from Baron Barclay Bridge Sup· A P~INT NUMBERED plies. Call (800) 21~2221 to W LfllfRS IN SQUARES order. ·• f£UEVC:. 1\ ! Pomer~y, ,. 2t Split 21 Rtolltllntl to gntnciDeNIM =r:J': ............... ..,.. Hours · .Cell Phon e 6 74-3311 •nno- olntel" 24.._._ 25 C:O.d' - BY PlltLLIP ALDER to 10' x 30' (NO SUNDAY CALLS) •• •• - 22 ......... ... 23"Socllr-, Fourthls good • Embarra•ment... You're Treated with R•pecll 45n1 u 18 Neel41111 lniiL 21 c.tchM In • 31Com~n•pt. WORRYIIO!U : No 740-949-2217 Sizes 5' x 10' Free . I Rlnky· - 10 "Noman - - . Phone (740) 59~1-601 1 · "A Better "' ·~ . Stop In And See Steve Riffl e 750 East State Street Athens, Ohio 45701 Jf:,WICK'S. 750 Boats & Motors for Sale 1 ~7 .9 Ford F150,· 30~ Engine . . Auto., New Paint, 2WO, Short 1995 Metallic Blue & Sn-..f Pro•Wh8e1 eaSe. Has 'new Eng. Ap· TOBACCO QUOTA: Went To proM . 1,000 mile American Rae· craft , 170V Bass Boal 'W/a 98 , 'JET Loaao In, Good Price Paid Up lng Alms. (304)682·2042. 100 HP Mercury OutbOard wf.50 AERATION MOTORS Wust, 12!24 Volt' Trolling Motor, Repaired, New & Rebuilt In Stock. Front. Call Jodre:y J. Farm 937· 373·4644 Can Call Coll~cl Alter 1982 GMC 112 Ton Pick-Up 2 Call Ron E~ans, 1-800-537·9528. ilvewell & trailer. like new condl· 9:00P.M. WO, Auto. Tilt, Pl, 6 .2L Diesel , lion . Will listen. to trade·ll'la . Dual' Tanks, Class 3 Hitcli Run s (304)862·5652. Wanted· RCA· or Hu'ghes Olr.ect · Great, Good Worll Truck! $1,200 MAKE GREAT PIZZA At Home! For Info Send S5 To: Pacific Puo- TV system, will pay top doilat, OBO, 740-3?9·2757. 1998 Marada 18' 1.35 HP. Marcruiser 1/0, Showroom New, Ex- . ilcatlons, P.O. BoK 2822, Alea, HI Wollle 740·949·33 15 laava mes· sage. 96701. trasl Consider Trade Harley Da1968 C·30 Chev. (Ton) 4 Speed, ~ldson Qr. Land Of Equal Value, 350 Engine , 9' Flat Bed, Reese We Are Buying Tobacco Base & MOBILE HOME OWNERS $10,500. 74Q-245-9391. And Go9ao.neck Hl.lches Com Lease, 937· 695 -0697. (Before ptele, 740-446-2974. HUge Inventory, Discount Prices, 11:00 A.M. & Alter 6 P.M.) 780 Auto Parts & On Vinyl Skirting, Doors , Wind 1991 Ford 'F· 150 XlT 2 WD, Au· Accessories Livestock ows, Anchors, Water Heaters, 630 tomatlc, 70,000 Miles. Very GOOd " Plumbing & Electrk:al Parts, FurCondition! $6,500, 7"!J-446-3988. CJ7 Jeep Hardtop, With Steel naces & Heat Pumps. Bennetts 2 Charolais bulls, approximately 2 Ooors. Asking $1100, OBO, E""n· Mobile Home Supply. 740· 446· yrs. old, $1000 ea .. 1 Llmousln 1994 'FQrd Ranger XLT, 2wd, 5 tngs: 740·245- 9544, Dayi 1 740· bull, very thick will bred animal·, spd. CO, Tonau Cover, Chrome 9416 www.orvb.com/bennett «1·3213. papers available . $1600 , 740· Wheels . Call after 5PM . NEW BRAND NAME COMPUT· 742-1903. (304)675·2«3. 790 Campers & EAS • Almost Everyone Ap · 2 Charollas Bulls , approx. 2 proved With $0 Oownl Low 19951Fdr.d Explorer 'XLT, 43,500 Mot!)r H~·l: Monthly Payments! 1-800·8 17· yoaro old. $1,000 oach, t.Limou· ·mites. Leath8r Interior. Loaded. sine Bull, very thick , well -bred ·One-, Owner 3476 Ext. 330. Very Clean . · 1988' Holiday Ran\bl&r. 2611. wlln 1 animal. Papers available·. AC & Haa1ars . Loaded. EKtellent ' (740)446·93001(304) 675- 1329. Niee used Furniture and Ap - $1,600. . ., condition. (304)675·5137. pliances. (740)·448·4039 (740) .. ·1·996 Doilgo Dakota 5 speed, 446-1004 Anytime, 2 Nazarene Donkeys Jack & 56,000 Miles . $4,800. 740· 25820 Fool Coachman Traval Trailer. Jenny S1,000 080, 740·446· Sail-Contained. Asking $2,500. 6348. NO MONEY DOWN Ill CompaQ 55o4 Laave Message. (304)6757930. HP IBM Desktops /laptops, E1997 black Chevy S· 10 Stepslde Comerce Websltas . Start Your Special Spring Feeder Calf Sale, Ektended Oab, 3 door, loaded , SE RVICES HomeBusjness Today! Almost Saturday, April 8,· 2000 At 1:00- 25,000 miles, very sharp, full far· Everyone Approvadl Low Monthly P.M. All Consglnments Welcome, tngs, $1 t, 100, 740-949·2045 or Payments, Free Cotor Printer 1- Hauling Available. Cattle Acc.pt· 740·949·2203. 810 · Home (ToiiFroe) ed At 4 P.M. Frldai."Aihans Lllr&· 888·479·2345 www.ejump-atart.com stock Sale, 740·592· 2322, Or 1997 Forc;t Ra,nger XLT, 2 wheil Improvement• 740-698·3531 . drive, step side, 811Ceilent condi· RESIDENTIAL HOME OWNERS IIASEioiENT· tlon. 4 cyt., auto, ale , amllm CO, Tappan HI Etllclency 90 % Gas Fair Pig Sale, Saturday, April 1st, 50,000 miles, custom wheel s, fl . W"TEAPAOOFINQ Furnaces. ou Furnaces, 12 Seer Contact Harold Taylor At 740· bergfass bed cover, ,8,999, 304 · ~ uneondltiOhal lifetime guataotet. LoCal rtfert.ncea lurnfshed. Es· Heal Pump & Air Conditioning · ~2,;;45;_·804;,.:.;7;_A.;;I.:.:ta;_r&;__;P..;;M;_.- - - - 773·5305 after 6pm. tabllshed 1975. Call 24 Hra. (~l10) Syate<j1S Free 6 Vear Paris & 'La· Fair Pigs For Sale; 740·441 •0988 1998 'Ford Explorer, Black. Eddie 4411-0870, 1·600· 287·0576. Rogbor Warranty Bennetts Heating & Or 740-448-4362. Bauer Must .Sell, Mint Corldllion, er~ Waterproofing. • C ~ ollng, 1·600· 672·5987 www.orW.oomlbaMett Llmousln Bulla Polled Red & . 740·256-8392. Black, 6 ·20 Months 01 Ago, 740· 1998 S· IO hrto A/C 18,000 Miles Appliance Parts And Service: Ali Ron's Gun Shop- Is having a sate 367~7. $8.695, 't89q Blazer 4 Door Load· Name BrandS Over 25 Year~ · Ell· on all guns In stoclc, call74<l-742· ad 50,000 miles $8,295. 1991 S· perlence All Work Guarante.-d , 8412. 640 Hay & Grain 10 Durango A/C 96,000 mllos French Oily Mayt,g , 740·,~6 · 7795. . sawmill $3,.7 95 . Saw .Logs. Into Ear corn , $2 . ~0 ' Buahel. $2,495. 1993 Grand Am , 1993 Cavalier, 1992 Cav.alli r, 1991 Lu· Boards, Planks , Beama. Large (740)742·1903. C&C General Home Main· mina Euro. Cook Motors (740) Capacity. BeSt sawmill Value Antenence- Pjllntlng . vinyl siding, ywhere. FREE tnlormatlon. 1·800· Ear corn , $250 bushel, 740·742· 446-(1103 carpentry, doors. windows. tiaths, 578-1363 NORWOOD ' SAW· 1903. . mobile hom!l repair and mort 1 For 730 Vana & 4-WDa MILLS 252 Sonwlll DMo;e, Buflalo, frea estimate call Chat, 74Q-992· NY 14225. Straw: Bright Wire Tie. Straw Year 1978 GMC 1/2 Ton Van, 350 Au 'Round Delivery 4 Volume Dis ~ 8323. · Sears & Roabuck 52' Big Screen count Available, Heritage Farm. , tomatic, $1 ,200 Runs Good, 740· Jims Drywall & ·coristructldn. 446-8323. T.V. $700 OBO 740•256·6247 (304)675~724 . New Construction & Remodel/ 0 111 .,..".:..-ma:.. .o:.. .n.:... ly ---:--::-- · &50 & Fertilizer 1985 Dodge Ramcharger, 380 v D•ywall, Stdl~g . Aools, Add k 8, 4 SP,Itd ~ ~URI Good, , Neeas · lions, Painting, etc . .(304)674, ,Size 12 Salin Pastel Green Prom Work 01) 4WD: S8rlous Inquiries TobaCco Plants 4623 or (304)674-0155 . . · Dress With Sequence. On Top ; Spaghetti Strap $15 . 740· 367· Now ,._king order&: for this Spring. Only. '$1 ,200.00 OBO. Call !let· Livingston's Bas8mtnt Water Firat Orders wiii 'Guarantee .Beall waon 3:30Pm And 8:00Pm. 740· 7577. Proofing, all 'baaeme'nt repa irs Earlleat Plant& . Dewhuret 367-0229' dona, free ' esilmatll, · llletlme Table With 4 Chairs, Solid Wood Fanna,(304 )88!!·3740/IBS-3789. 1988 Dodge Ram 4•4. AUtomaHc, Wllh Small Hutch, Ask ing $300, guarantee, l2yra on job exPeri· CO Player. 49.000 Milos, $5,000," once. (304)995-3887. 74().387~544 . TR ANSPORTATION 740-4411-8050. Topper. Fits small Fo;d Ranger 840 Electrical and 1967 Ford · Aerostar XLT Good Long B•d: Wood Furnace: Buell Refrigeration WOOd Slove tnaar1.(304)895·3793 710 Autoa tor ~Ia Cqnd!Hon, $1 ,750.00 Price Negoti· after GPM. able, 74<l-316-6445. Resldentlai or commereial wiring, CAR~ $100, $500 & UP. POLICE new sar~~ice or repairs. Maater. Ll· IMPOUND. Honda's Toyota 's. VIAGRAIIII ORDER BY PHONEIII 1992 Chevy 4•4 Excelltnl Condl· 08f1Sed electr,ICian. Ridenour Stay At Home!!! 1·800-211 -1737 Cftevya , Jeeps, And Sport Utili· lion, $10,500, 740·367-(1219, 740Eloctrlcol , WV000306, 304·675· ties. Call Now l 800·172·7470; 367-7272. Dtpt.F EXT. 7832. 1788. s8ed PAPIR II Repo • Dlvorded FREE ESTIMATES . . 740·992~7599 . HE COPIED SETTY JUNE'S Sales Represent11tive L a rry Schey 29670 Beahan Road Racine, Ohio 1996 Honda 300 ,EX, Excellenl .S,hape, Many Extras. Runs Great. Call alter 5PM (304)675·2«3. ' 1t r-~~~----------------------~ , HILL'S . CREDI'f PROBLEMS???:.: .SELF STORAGE No Credit • Slow Credit • Bankruptcy HONDA's $100 1 $500 & UP. PO· LIC~ IMPOUND.• 1-jonda's Toyo· ta's, Chevys, J&eps, And Sport Ullllllos. Call Nowl 800·772-7470; . .. . ' ' 21:28100 1 mo. pd. 96 Honda XR so: Runs Good! $1 ,150. Call: (740)-446·3193 aller 4: 00PM . Three 1983 Honda 550 Night Hawk motorcycles, S1500 for all OBO. 74<l-949-2874. •• s • Q 10 ••. • 617 Q u ulity Pomeruni~ ns & Pe t • Coaung • Gutters • Siding • Drywall Warranly. $13,500.00 (740)·« 1· 9865 After 5 P.M, 4 Wheeler. ~Occ Yamaha Badgef, Good Conditio~ . S1,600, 740-3792720, After 6 ~M~ • Q I I I 4 2 --K Q J .10 I 7:00AM ·8 PM 1994 Honda, ZR 50 . Excellent Condition, Hardly used . (304)456· .2.2 14, altar 4PM or Leave Ues · sage. •? 8ealll •AS4S2 New Roofs • Repairs Sldlng • New Garages • Replacement Windows • Room Additions • Roofing COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL CARS FROM $29/MO. lm· 'pounds !Repos. Fee. SO Down 124 Mps~ .019.9% For listings 1-800· 319·3323 X2156. •Jt 6AKIU EM! V~:Neltber S tin Seeds 8 Fertilizer Joseph Jacks For Parts , 1998 Chav Corsica . $100 Arm. (304)895·3828. . Now Optt For Groct•l•tl Fer Your Pet'1 Ntttls. $5.00/50 lb. ba 1994 Ford F-150 Xlt, V· S, au1995 Red Bonneville SSEI SUpertomatic, 4WD, &' bed, air, electric Charged Turbo Fuel·lnjected/VGJ · windows, bedilner, fiberglass top3.6 Lllar. 75k. AMIFM Stereo. pal, 86,000 mllfa, .,J:OIIent condl· Compact Disc/Premium Sound . tion, $1 1,500, 74().992·1\08!5· Su(1roof, 6 way Power Leather Seats ..Power Locks & WindoWs, . 1995 Chav Tah oe LT 4 WD 4 Cei~ular Phone W/Booster KH, Air Doors, Brack JMaroon , Al klnO Conditioning . Tilt, Cruise. Dual $15,900, 740-446-1154 Alter 5. Alrbags, ASS 4 Wheel Anti·Lock brakes. Regularly Servicet;t & · 1995 Ford 4x4, Excellent Conditio n, 740·448-4868, 740•4.48Maintained . $13,400 (740) -4460957 or (740)-«60852 0303. EXT.~336. di /11\es <:lie Canadian ~ ·' IHdt · WIR Nertlt • Painting• Plumbing Frft Eatlmst4111 1998. Ford' T8U[US. 34.000 Miles, HEY.. fhesE Wei& • 10 ••• • 4 K J 7 t 7 I 4 s2 Dealer: North 1993 For[t F-250 Extended Cab, 4K4, 7.3 Litre D~sol. 97,000 Miles, 740-388- 9875. . E~tc81iehf COOdltiOri r Remainder of ~--------Heh ..Hei.. .. What a 5\.\c~<;er... Wh<lt a l'nilfOot:l,, what · Nutrena Western Pride 1994 · Chrysler New Yorker. 74,000 Mites, $5,200, OBO; t993 Plymouth Acclaim 68 ,000 Miles, Loaded $2,995, OBO: 1953 Dodge Truck $650 OBO, 740· 256·6169. 1997 Red F150 wJth tool chest. Please caH (304)773-6000. tA $6.75/50 lb..... 1992 Chevy Van, $5, 795 ; Daytime Phone: 7~44 1 - 1 1 36. 1997 Jeep Grand Cherokee Lar· ado, while, 45 ,000 miles, asking $19,900, 740-985-3418. . • 10. Poms Nutrena Hunters Pride Dog Food 730 Vana & 4·WQI 1998 Monle Carlo Red, Gold Edl· lion, All Pow.er 79,000 $1 t,.500 , Good Condition, 74<l-«1 ·0751. SO.UP TO NUTZ TM by Rkk Stromoskl Mystic · Ag. Service ca(. i 995 ' Ponllac Grand Am. green 'With bl ~k Interior, 59,432 mllea, left front .&!Jspensi on damage. asking $2,665, 740-992 - 1506 days,. 7.4<l-949-2844 .,., •KQJ (740) 367-0266 • 'Tf\1'1' ~1'1'9 • s ..,1\9 1·800·950-3359 Gt\f\Y Shade·River oeo 1992 Olds 98 Regency 8 1K Miles, $4,500, 740-256-6232. -~~ the ... ? 1989 Dodge Splr~. 2 .~ Turbo. PS. PB , AC, Sterto. 32 MPG. $1500 . !304!675-«52. 1991 Geo Tracker, needs fuel pum p, askin g $1 500 OBO , cal l 74().992·31 60. !.....~~· 20 Yrs. Exp. • Ins. Owner: Ronnie Jones .. 1988 Mercury Sable 4 Doors, Front Wheel Drive. Air, Cruise , Tilt Wheel, Power Windows & Doorlock!, 1600. 740-256·9364 . 1991 Chevy Silverado 5.7 ~liver· ado 5.7 Automa tic, 2 Whee l Drlvo, 87,000 Miles, 740- 388· 9739. . ACROSS lOIII' 11'\!C~ 1988 Ford Escor t wagon : $500.00 (740)-44&9450 .«11-8050. .< ALDER 1984 Nlaun 30 0 ZX , runa but nMda work, $500, 740·992·2222 dlys. 740-742·15071Mning&. 1991 Buick Century 4 Doors. A/T Air, 94,000 Miles $t ,700, 7.&0 - NEA Cro11word Puzzle ' 1984 Chevy Caprice CIISIIC VIP/ Nlct Inside & Out Low Miles. $2,100, 740 44111880. 1986 Camara, 355 HP Engine Wllh Approximately 3,000 Milts, T-Tops, Good Body & Paint , • Inch Hood scoop, $3,500, 740· 245·5443. The Dally Sentinel • Page B 5 BRIDGJ: ~ ·1995 Contour 4 D. 5 apeed, AC. PS, PB. Radio Cassette, A DeFA RM SUPPLI ES frost . 61000 miles. 1995 Thun· & LI VESTOC K derblrd , Lite Gold . Loaded. Sun · 'Roof. 58,000 mil es. Clean car . ----~~-------- ~(304~)6-75_~_6~ .e_._________ 610 Farm Equipment 1 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio 'I . I. I"'"' Don't take tilt ..... oil • 11.'«1 yc~~r w ddnc II)' t<l(•l•l yottr v... ·u own 11am _,, tildiJio. hf Fur,.,., IIJIII!tCIIIICdl( ynu kit wonl ftl uut on II• <~wn. ' t"" SCilAM-lm ANSWERS Gauche - Opium- Quirk- Tautly - TRUTH Famous orator: "There is no greatness where there is not simplicity , goodness, and TRUTH." MARCH30 I �• I : Pllge B & • The Dally Sentinel .. ' Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio ' Online school to open, Al Wake wins Nrr; Eastem baseball squad loses, Bl :· •. s.turdlly: Sun~ HIP= 701; tow: cos I Details, A3 .... •.. .. • ...... ... · .• . ..•• .. I Friday March :s 1, 2000 • '• • • •' .-.' Melp County's Volume so. Hometown Newspaper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Number 209 •. : "''':·· ••s report on Ravenswood project complet •• +/ . . highway-building environmental review .: ~ POMEROY - The tina! draft of the process works; and that with FHWA's sigEnvironmental Impact Study (EIS) for ~e nature, the approved EIS will not be sent ~mwood Connector has been signed back . to other agencies for one more by the Federal Highways Administration chance to comment on the document. (FHWA}, six weeks ahead of schedule. "ODOT has addressed all previous : George Collins, deputy director of concerns from review agencies, Collins Ohio Department ofTr.msportation Di$- said. "Now those same agencies will have a ~ct 10, announced the completion of the final opportunity to determine if our E{S on Thursday befure a meeting of the answers to their concerns are worthy of Southeastern Ohio Regional Council's endorsement. Since FHWA has already Route 33 Conunittee. given their stamp of approval, we hope - FHWA's signature had not been antici- other agencies will do the same. pated until middle to late May. Instead, it " If this happens, then an FHWA R ecord eame on Tuesday, Collins said. of' Decision in favor of the project should:. Collins went on to exphtin how the n't be far behind," he added. ON THE SCHEDULE AII,_INC.m • Boileli Cll'tlld Nttlontl, Albertlon't300 1 p.m.• Saturday• CBS • W - Cup, DCroaTV2 p.m.• Sunde)'• CBS THI WINITON CUP IIRID C...... op: OlrecT'I500 we.er.:rexaa ·Motor Speedway, Jusijn C1.!knlle troekl WIIH:.Sunclay, April 2 Dele ,.., c.......... : Terry LoOonle ·--· · 'a. 2000 POINTS BoOOy LMxlnte, - STANDING~ 334 IOpS/501 mlltt Kenny Irwin , Ford, 190.154 ~··-·= mph, March 26, 1999 9-M I. Wlni1Unon, I03 J , Ml!ll Mlnln, 800 4. 1:*1 Jtnta, 821 ' R1oe rteerd: Terry LabOnte, - H IIIUO NATIONAL Chevrolet, 144.27e mph, March 28, 1999 • ;. ~ . . ~·-· 300 _ . : TtXU MotOJ NotMie: Roush f9rd .di~ra $-ay. Juttln C1.!>mlle won the fifattwo T'JU ~nts, ti'ICIC) , with Jeff·Burton wlnnina in . _ , &olutUay, Aprlll 1997 and Mllll< Morijn In :1 Mark 1998 . ... Terry Laboine't 'Mertl n •. brother, Bobby, flnlohed llllrd - . , 20Q ltpt/300 mlltt behind Terry and Dele Janett last year. CltNIIIfllol · -183.082 Bloney, PontiK, mph, MilCh 25, 1999 Rao.e MGOFCI: Mll1c Martin, Ford, 127.417 mph, Merch 21.,\999 ' ' NOUW.: Mark Martin has wo'rl two of the three prBYioUI here. with Dele E•nl!trrdt Jr. ocorlrc In 1998. . , . Jeff Burton flnfshed second to teilmmme Martin Iaiit year. ... J~ff Green's Ullrd-place o... finish ~lit ~ear wa1 the belt ,. a a tl,'aa aaa ·a a I. DM EaWilrdt, 813 I. J . Rlet<y Ruda, 768 1. 11), Terr~ rj Ulborlie, 731 . 1. (1) -Ill' Llbonto 2. ( 7) WMI BartOli I. CS) Ruatr We- c: ·- ·~ ~ . Perl')'vllle, , • . . W.E. Slro.• l Tlll1 ,Ia.,, co~n•i 11p. t~tll• oflelt, m hr1 lfHI. /11 l~lftrtll, wlle11 Dill' car trudrrs o,otlt•r Oltl, 111111 "lftovf"l tire Dtlrer cdr 1186 fHUI,.II fs CtJitliilercd llll act of sAll/. Sl"''"illlf6 IIIlO llffUIII erCllr /I'Om ,b.Jiiltd, .lllfd Ill C1 N!J.N/1, causl111 tire ~ar llf froffl IQ Comobllckdrlvor ,!fy_, cnulr, i.r· co•sid,rwd · Q) act of 1111 BY BRIAN '"''''"o,,bl; •rrdslolf. 2000 WINSTON (UP ~(H!DULE ;fre - ~ tltu•Judr••ll.l calls? · It woultl bt l,ponlble to wr/11 4 rul1 tlliU wo11/d Ulke all tile possible lssu,. Into llct:tiunt. Should tile rulu be dl/ltnttt 011 til« ltut lap or lute 111 tlttroc«? Was '"' actltttelftlontll? Has til~ drlv'r i• q&lllllon vud sucll tactics Ill/or~? /11 otlter words, It Is alwtays u tou611 c11U. , bNt ver-y few obs«rv«rs would call tlee top fro,. Jarnu •to tile rtar o/Be"- fROM LAST WEEK s:::. 0 So "' ·rney came and cot me to THE WINITON CUP IERIU BRISTOL, Tenn. - Rusty end eQuated the likes of Ned Jarrett and Junior Johnson for el&hth place 'on NASCAR's al·l- · Un'le list. Johnny Bei'I$OA drove from 33rd startlf'll position to finish second, fonowed by Ward Burton. Jeremy M8)11eld and Terry Labonte . drive It In the race,· 11kl Matlin, who qualified the lllht• blue Chevy 18111 and went on to win tne Cheez..lt 250. "l lmew It waa a &ood car. and I &ot it qualified &OOd, .and It was stron& In the laat · pracuce, • Marlin aald. "I knew we hed a IIOod ohot at wlnnlrc th8 race. 1 knew you had to be patient and dod&e the bullets, al'\d 1 knew, onc:e I lOt It to the front, I'd problbly boOK.' . BUSCH GRAND NATIONAL . CRAniMAN TRUCK IIIIIU Wallace won ror the~ etahth time at Bristol Motor Speedway, his favorite track. Wallace won hli 50th race BRISTOL, Tenn. - .' MIIHJ:. w.w.mhh"ca• Stihl1 See us for Your Power Tools & · Accessories Sterlln& Marlin makes a pretty effective P'nch-hltter. Ex-open-wheel racer Dave Steele has atrugted In his first year driving Felix Sabates' Busch Grand NatiOnal D11r NASCAR nco Wttk, As expe.tled, CQS dettr(l)'ed lhe Daytona 500. Pleaae Jive ua · an e;tatt •iounl of how m10y .. ,reen-naa ltpa• were loll ro eommerctels. What a shame. o.., s••••,. Nertll Provlde•ct, R.I. · We COII.Id fl•d 110 one wlto could o;., wo•ld prrwldr iuclr lttforlliatlo•. Cup iace at Bristol. · Chevrolet. lilthe first practice leading up to Saturday's \ Mike Wallace also took the point lead awa~drom Andy · Houston; drlvln&a Ford to victory over rookie Kurt BUsch . . Cheez-It 250, Steele, In Marlin's words, In the fence. •. ·sot • • a 'ji • • • • •• • • Fan'Tipa . ,,,R • •••••••••••• v...... Hot... St Rt. 248 VJIIo'aNot LUw1trt......,.. 985-3308 •lilll'rllobb)l t o - his point lead from nine to 41jlOIIIS, despite a history or di1Cicultles at l!rlotol. ' __ ........,.•,_. • • A...WIIrrlor, 1 ~ly act~nture comiC bOOk, mode1,1\t detM on MilCh 1, FEUD OF THE WUK Ridenour Supply Chester 'CJ" :r car tx~sslve. In ft~ct, not '"'• JoJtft11y Bettso11 would lflllke tlrtd clrar&~· , BAKERSAELO, Citllf. - Mike Wallace became .U\e. &8CDnd member of h.. famJty to win In one day, ~lnnlna the t~uck .race at Mesa Marin Raceway several hours after older brother Ruity won the Winston '· ., ' , : ; I ' with • - 'aul tlule'al• ' •artY • ' •. j ~~ 1J;;.'·ltt~ bOOic~ wm be· distributed throuen I' crOiiWt'Y lloroa. CVS dfW,Itotee, ..ct retailers tUCh • JSUI>OI WlfMort, Tqll end his-.and loatelx I)Oeltlons In thii>Oint Mrn!l"· AROUND THt GARAGE ' ; ' ~CIIW way Dean S11i1h dtvel~ lMII auyaonandofftt.itoUI't, MidJar""· deoeribin1 """' he """"" I Adtm Peuy will anempl to Tar Heet fan. "ldbll"t~ · tONI· beeome the fim' founh-aeneraaion many pmra, bull,iull n utch-~ WinstonCupdriwronAprill. He in&thempllyandtheM)' -~ will attempt to make the ~artlna duct thenuefva on lhe noGr. ' ' f.eld at Teus Motor Speedway. .... The younpll racHrivlnn, "")' .... will n01 1um lO unlllluly 0. He 11"11 LONGEST STORY SINCI follows in tile f001111p1 of father ~le, l t:t ndfathtr Richard l!ld TARHEILIORN:DaleJamn O.J.:Afterthreeyean, thtSonom~ .areat-&randfatherlee. Wll bUO)'III March .~$ foii0Wina Counl)' (Calif.) Board ofSUpervl· Nonll Carolina 'I vlt:IOI')' ewer Ten- 10,. pvc un•nimoua prelhninary neuee In the NCAA· &ner~'l buket- appi'O\Ial ttbc wordJ of the~·· bllltoutnal'lent. Tbt Tar tfeels went releue) to tltt Sean POl II Ractway INDUSTRIALIST OF,TIII on lo odvoO<O 1100 Ihe FinoI Four mo~er p~n far morlomlzoolon. · YEAR: Tho Sportt BUJI- Dolly whh o Sundoy ,kl,;,y .,.,Tulra. Vole on111e rlleaell :'flpot _,. hu nom<d NASCAR 11nlor vke Jarmt'l older brothir Olenn lion" Ia ~~ehedulecffor APril :ZS. ~ pmldo!O 8~10 Fronce ito Sporto tnlftdtdtn«:. It will c;orne •• no ..rpriM, tO lnduolriolloc oflhiYar. Tile 37· ·u~j ... lkelr P"''""' ond the lhole...,followSpotdWI)'MIIIor· )Wr-oktiOII otNASCAR praidtniWiltiiDIC. Francelcdthc conoolidolic>n oflelevitic>n ri&hll and,tccordinatothepubtiCition., editor·in.-c:hter; Abnham Madkow. '"tcdalkillf'ultcamofaecutivel to·~ NASCAR in~ I thriwlna. ' Sl-b1llaon-t-year bLIIn~u. V )C ' ' · Call ' ' ~. •o ~ l!"i~. lo PI~ fF lilt "'{''·• R - WII,Jit'l ::,.· . . .......... w e!etJ1na. :Y?· ~. WI ll'lfll.t¥..........., ' _ _., V.~ of t1tt ,..,, 8t the l'oM' 0 ...., 100 .t ~.. .., WI)'. , "It mol\eo on .l llp,.•lon, 11111\ ,ror -.·raid~ roffrrlnlloiloo 1\ . ~t '" .II Jt. • •· .:""_ ' ...... ' '• , ·r i I • • .1 "' 1\)•' I . ' " ' , 1 . ' • ' • ' " ~: ' ~ • •' .. ., ' ·.; '' .. ~ ' ·, . .. REED ' MIDDLEPORT .- T he first distribution of funds from the 2000 campaign were dist~ibuted at Thursday's annual meetin g of the board of the United Fund for Meigs County. . Representatives of agencies receiving funding, including Holze r Hospice of M eigs County, w hi ch is getting ,f unding for the first time, attended the ~ meeti,n.&,,?!l~ ~~e.l'resented with checks from Treasurer Bno~ce fisher. . . The meeting 'was held at the headquarters, of the Riverbend Arts. Coun cil in Middleport, another of . the 13 agencies serving Meigs County vih.o benefit from fu11ds raised by the United Furid. Greg Smith, UFMC president, spoke to those ·attending about the importance of the volunteer . spirit embodied in 'the fund 's board and th e fund's contributors . He noted that the low admin istrative costs ($250 last year) allow the fund to provide the most assistance possible · to agencies receiving funding for community services. Susan Oliver, executive director of the Meigs County Council on Aging, which also receives support from UFMC, served as the chairman of the 2000 campaign . She thanked board members and contributors for t)Jeir support of th e can1paign. Oliver, who served for six years as amember of the fund's first board, recalled its early days, and the . first campaign, which had a goal of $6,000. "We've come a long way, from a $6,000 goal eight years ago, to a $25,000 goal this year, whi ch we easily met," Oliver said. "Of all of the organizations that I'm involved in, this organization is number one with me." "It has allowed us to bring Meigs County dollars which used to go out of the coun ty, baci> into Meigs County, where it can help those agencies which help Meigs County ·people, and it all ows donors to say where they want their charitabl e contributions to go," she added. Oliver and Tom Dool ey, both former board memb~rs, wiU rejoin the board for the 2001 campaign, · as will Hilda Stotts, executive director of Serenity House and the Meigs County Homeless Shelter. Sue Maison will be leaving the board. In addition ro Smith · and fisher, other board . ' '\ Charter school advocates ~~lore Akron-based operatiOI1s :1!> · GALLIPOLIS - · Seeking ·more information on haw to bring a charter school tq Gallia County, the CommunitY School Advoc~cy Group has , sought help from a firm with a track record in e~tablishing such facili~e&. . ' ·C$AG visited an Akrou- based comNny called.White Hat Man~ement last week • · :. .State. law. 311<>Ws chart~r schools to be established iii ;.;hool.districts that are in 'academic emerge~cy and in 21 metropolitan areas. This new ruling makes Gallia Coll!lty eligible for ' ~charter. fi i •' I ,, ' ~·~-.- .. ' ~ ,. ·\ ......... :wiDte -Hat manages the Hope Academies in Cleveland and Akron. ' Currendy, White Hat manageseight elementary s9hools an4 pl~ to open 15 more ·by 'the ,end ~f tb!s ye~. .. .? ' 2Sactb-.-16 ..... AS B4-6 B7 M Comict White Hat also manages new C01111ll\lnity high schools called ':Life Skills Centers." Thes~ schools are fo~ at-risk young people b etween the ages o£ ~6 and 22. They .offer a curriculum combining academics, life skills p.reparatiort and. workplace training, Students ,work at their own pace with an individualized computer program while also attending small group sessions. · · A full-time. employment specialist is on staff <to assist each student with vocational goals and career planning, including resume prepantion, interviewing sijlls, and job placeinent. • · CSAG ~ also investigated priv:&te maD.gcment and state-asSisted management.programs. , . ,....... a..tar.P!ipAJ members include Tom . R eed, vice presid ent ; Lisa Ritch.ie , secret ary; Brian Reed , Lorena Turley, Shawn Arn ott, Becky Baer, Diana Coates, George Hawley and Bob R obinson . Mary Wise, on behalf of the . arts couricil .. and Greg M cCall on behalf of local Boy Scouts, joined Susan Bowers of Hob;er Hospic e of Mt•igs Co un ty, th e guest speaker, to thank the fund's board and contributors for their support. "You 'Ve.:: nude our spr ing," I:Jowers said. "This funding will allow us tO provide more servi ces to Meigs County families - services which , w ith o ut the support of United Fu nd, we would not have been able to provide." United, Fund ,also provides support to Ga llia~ M eigs Community Action Agency, American Cancer Society, Meigs County Division, Boy Scout Troops 249 and 299, M eigs Coun ty Counci l nn Aging RSVP, God's NET, Meigs United Methodist Cooperative Parish , Meigs County Human e Society, Riverbend Arts Council, Community Assault Prevention Services, the Meigs County , Historical Society, and Serenity· House Inc. A total of $26,950 has been allocated to those agencies for the 2000 campaign year. .Sentinel aa.. ifipds ' FUNDS DISTRIBUTED - Bruce Fisher, treasurer of the United Fund for Meigs County, distributed ,t he first checks from the 2000 campaign at Thursday 's annual meeting of the 'UFMC board of trustees. Here, Susan Bowers of Holzer Hospice of Meigs .County, receives the agency's first check. (Brian J. Reed photo) .CAA dedication Toclay's Calendar • See related story. Pap . A2 now I~; ... -·~ _,,,, ... _,_ .. BY KRts DoTION TRiBUNE.NEWS STAFF · ::rile ' I ,..:.., ~.il, . .:.,..:;~.:.:~ __ ;...;,l.;;..,;;:...;;.~- . • m~ U1 \ : '1 \) ~ · 1\) . , ., . :8 l' 4J IS ' 1 ' .. •' .' • ... ' " ·, ,' 1 '· •• Th·e .Dail.y .:sentinel.f>Qr.,d Dave H'arris or ·Matt H·as· 992-21.55 · ' " lrlllrll' MttW ~\ J. ,. ' ,.. ,..< .' ' Marvin R. Wamsley, 43, Route 588, was cited by ttl!! Gallla-Melgs post the State Highway Patrol following an accident just after noon~ursday on U.S. 35, near the Sliver B,rldge. Troopers said Wamsley was westbound when he drove off~he left side of the roadway and struck a guardr1111. He then re-entered the roadway and went off .Qf lite right side of the road, striking another guardrail and a bridge embutrilent. The vehicle he drove overturned and went over an embankment, bringing the vehicle to rest on Its top. Wamsley was charged with driving. under the . Influence and failure to control. He was transported to Holzer Medical Center. (Millissla Russell photo) . ' \ • .1ilck..'>imlftl ........1whlcf ti!i . 1 lllldW&j. peckln147,00011Narouo.I .Sl mlllllock. >; ' 'f oupollo 500 olnee 1951ond'roced ~~ , . . . . . . _ In A.-01 mo- oro hi rld"' ..., wo ,bu...,.....,...ll r..1 motOrtPOftl \'tftUH. I Uftl rr•· dty he 'had n,ever been On tile aroundl of Bristol Motor Speed· ' • ,.' '• 111'1:11 ._". """"'lziilali';pra·· . "··.; -•.1-t_. • ~~·rifiNDI!i.llllolllllil-· ' · .. ·· -, , -.;•'-~ •4 _ .· ~ , ..; 1•.t.t; ~, · ~', ~. l!f:RMin "" ~ . ' . . . . . . . . , . . . .. . . 1111 ' 1t. nUT POR rorT: A.J. Fo)1 ·~ has betn Pf'IHIII at tvtry lldl· teeM te • b:MIU.I '!. . • (740) 992-2196 l~' roldto~~~r~e.'tlllteonMruedonof Place Your Busines$'S Ad; ere • 481 South Third Middleport, Ohio ..,.Uinc .• tlw cOMpln)' tW ~rill rJ JEFF WARNER Fourtb-generatlon Petty will try to follow In famous footsteps ,. Jerry libhee \ • Ht,_r, Ty Rod, Au&uatt Wind end .$poocly P1ttm1rn wHI flow In end'&u\ 'ol-a ator~ line 1hat - 2 1 CheriCtert In lila ~ ~or the series. ScXiniiorod by 7Up, U1t comic. llillilt, 42nd, al NASCARThlsWHk ,.,' ,. ......... ntmtdZu Toiir~. hlid thl"""' llr .._. Dultoll •• ,. edition tor 38 weeM. UKt an 'enl8fl'lble cut In I·~ aettea, 11 What lhort triCk BIR Eliott U1t mlljollly of hfa IUCCIII? Z) 'Miat NASCAR Chllnl)ion hod boon olllr-lrne nttiOnll chornpiOn In motorcycle reelrc? I) Whetlllr. .tlme Wlnaton Cup chlmplon hot twice survived bolric IIIUCk by IICJitnlnC'I Please see EIS, Page Al SENTINEL NEWS STAFF · /11 lllfllf)lilf.SIQIIC:IS, yr1. == :::i tt; Checks distributed at annual meeting a 'I'OOW" Ql Cl MIQIII ofIf! I• llp 198 1. In 19961 O DOT completed a 2.5mil e, $1 2.3 million sectio n of th e co nn t'<tot from the junction of U. S. 33 an d SR 7 near Pomeroy, to SR 7 at Five Points. · C ompletion of this fi rst 2 .5 miles w•s possibl e because so few enviromucm.tl con c ~rns existed oo this secti on. lt W :'l\ separated from th e rest of the connector '" a project tb at could stand on its own.1 hi, section was built as a four-lane. The remainder of the highway is be built in three segments as a "Sup er II" on'a four-lane righ t-of-way. "Basically, a Super II is o ne-half ot' .1 freeway, with contrOlled access poin t<, turn ·.United Fund makes first of $27,000 in·disbursements hitti~ him in the rear. by Sllould be llrOIIIIn TtN-tbr-wln Don't worry, he'l Nltaclk Lid 2211tPI tt lrlttol 7. (I) Mtrk Mtrtln s. (8) Tonr Sttwert 9. Jeff Gordan 10. Johnny Btn0011 sion is a maj or step. It is the culmi nati on of the enviromnental procc.::ss, and in turn, opens the door to right-of-way acquisi tion and construction of th e- connec tor with federal funds," he reported. T he Ravenswood Connector is a pro~rge Collin• · posed 16-mile highway th<lt will connect Ohio Pepanment·ol Treneportatlon U.S. 33 and State Route 7 at Pomeroy Collins noted that "all iss,ues 6nm the with the Ohio River bridge at project's public involvement activities have Ravenswood, WVa. , and Interstate 77 just been examined and considered as part of beyond the bridge. the review for the EIS. Any comments that "The connector has been 'cussed and might result from this final review will be discussed ' sin ce before the bridge at incorporated in FHWA's Record of Deci- Ravenswood was even compl eted," sion ~" he said. Collins said. "That all- important Record .of DeciT he bridge was officially open ed in late thli Daytona 500 for knoeldnJ John•)' Benson out of the rue Ctr- YlotOIJ No. ID (4) Jeff Burian "The COIIIltttor has been .ccussed and disc11ssed' since b~fore the bridge at Raven,s1vood was eve11 compli!ted. " Thursday accident~. cu'J help wonderlnl why Date Jafroll wun't pcnali1cd In · I - - tt • tOUIII 111He - · 11141 front ...., - k ltd luck tt 11r11t.1 Hit • wrwck wCrllt -InC 3. C2) Delo....Rott 4. C3) Dtlo Etmh•clt 0 • Door N~SCA.R Tklr W10k, TOP TEN •weekly ranklnp by N~CAR This Week writer Monte Dutton.' Last week's ranldng Is in parentheses. ... ca a ~r-lllrlcdur "• t! .Jeff Qoraon, ,721 • e. B YOurTum Rltl0'~.170 L ltf18WIOtl. :7 ~» •. even~ o••• s a.,.,.... FROM STAFF REPORTS Editorials Qbituaries AJ Bt-3~6.8 AJ Sports Weather Lotteries otUO Pick 3: 4-5-4 Pick 4: 6-2-4-6 lluebye Fiw: 4-H-17-29-35 \¥VA. 1 Daily 3: 3-5-9 Daily 4: 0-2-6-0 C -2000 OhioValley Publishing Co. • ,, ·~ A new building for Gallia-Meigs Community Action Agency's WMthefization program was dedicated at CAA headquarters In Chelhlre on Thursday. Pictured are Me igs County Commissioners Jlllilt Howel'd and Mick Davenport, Tammy Sigman and Larry Laudermllt of CAA, CAA board members Jessie Payne and Mich.e lle Jenkins, Gsllle COunty Commissioner Skip Meadows, and CAA Director Trlsh McCuiiOUih. . (Brian J. Reed photo) • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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