https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4228dd9c6a61b53bb634de1ad59f5e5f.pdf 0c57bd0c4dd4751f1028ff64eda97e8d PDF Text Text P~tge Wednesday, December 20, 2000 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio B 6 • The Deily Sentinel Hlch: TODAY'S SCOREBOARD I til'tOUftiY IOro 10- - v""on County 55, Molgo ~ Coonly 13 18 16 8 - 55 usoon BNver LOcal 56, UlbOn 49 Logan 50, Manetta -48 loroln Cath 88, N. Rodgovl.. lOki Ridgl19 Louisville 63, Minerva 53 3-poml goals-V~nton Coonty 4 {f.A Eberts 2, J Eberts, Patterson 1 ). Me~gs 1 (Fackler 1}. Rebounds- Vinton County 35, Me1gs 24 (BullingtOn 11) A.s~sts- Vinton County 11 , Meigs rVa . Steals-Vinton County 7, Me1gs 7 (S1ders 4) Meigs 18. Turnovers-Vinton County 22, Fiederel Hocking 57, E1stem 53 Eastern 12 12 tO 19 53 Fed&ral Hock1ng 13 11 15 18 57 Eastern (3·3, t ·3)- Josh Kehl 2 2·2 6. Garren Kart 5 0·1 10. Joe Brown 2 2·2 6, Bradley Brannon 1 0·0 2. Brent Buckley 1 0.0 2. Matt S1mpson 7 0·0 15, CMd Nelson 6 0·0 12 Totals 24 4·5 53 Federal Hock1ng (4·2. 2·2)- J J Guess 3 0·0 6, Steve Richards 7 1-1 15. Ben Dunfee 4 0·0 12. Bnan Poston 3 0-0 6 , Shaun S1mpson 1 5-7 8 , Ryan Gr1mm 5 O·O 10 Totals 23 6-6 57 3-pomt FG-Eastern 1 (S1mpson 1). Federal Hockmg 5 {Dunfee 4. S1mpson 1) RebouridsE,:~stern 25 (S•mpson 5) Federal Hocking 26 Gnmm 9) Assists-Eastern 12 I Lyons, Brown 3). Federal Hock1ng 16 \Dunfee 6) StealsEastern 8 (S•mpson. Karr 3) Federal HOCking 9 \Richards 4) Turnovers-Eastern 12, Federal Hockmg 24 Gaflia Academy 68, River Valley 34 GalhaAcademy t5 17 18 18 68 R1ver Valley · 7 4 10 13 34 GAHS 12·3. 2·1·) - Andre Ge1ger 3 1·6 8, Trav1s McK1nmss 2 6·6 12, N1ck Dressel 2 0·0 5. Donnie Johnson t 0-0 2. Dustin Deckard 3 2~ 8, Tony Moore 3 9·10 15, T J. Hill 5 0.0 12, COdy Caldwell 0 0-0 0, Ryan Matura 1 0-0 2, David Finney 1 1-2 4 . Allen Skinner 0 0-0 0 Totals 21 19·26 68. AVHS (3·2, 1·2) - CraiQ Payne 2 0·0 5, Dus1in G1bbs 0 0-0 0, Enc Nolan 3 1-2 7. Jon Mollohan t 0·1 2. Brandon Mitchem 0 O.Q 0. Jared Denney 1 2·2 5, Blake Marcum 1 0·1 3, .D.J. Frazee 3 3·5 9, Scott Payne 0 0-o 0, Clan-: Walker 0 0-0 0. Tim Richardson 0 0-0 0, Jeremy PeckO 3·4 3 Totals 11 9-15 34 3-point FG-GAHS 7 (McKinniSS, Hill 2, Ge~ger. Dressel. F1nney 1). RVHS 3 (C. Payne. Denney, Marcum 1). Rebounds-GAHS 34 (Deckard, Moore 7), AVHS 25 (Marcu m 6) Assists----GAHS 16 (Moore 5). RVHS 4 (Denney, Marcum 2). Steals-GAH'S 6 (Moo re · 3), RVHS 3 (Nolan, Marcum, S. Payne 1) Tumovers-GAHS 12, RVHS 18. Ohio Valley 84, South Galfie 54 South GaJiia 15 9 14 16 54 25 26 22 11 84 Ohio Valley South Gat11a (1-4)- Trevor Shaffer 0 1-2 1, Steve Reece 1 0-0 2, Kyle Mooney 0 2-2 2, Josh Waugh 3 7-t2 14 , Mickie Massie 6 2·4 16, Rick Clary 1 0-0 2, Josh Duty 1 0-0 2, Shane Stevenson 2 o--o 4, Chris Dray 0 0-2 0, Jason Merrick t 0·2 2, Nathan Williams 3 3·5 9 . Totals t8 15·29 54 Ohio Vaftey (4-2)- Jay Jenk1ns 6 6-9 21 , Adam Holcomb 7 3-4 18, Gabe Jenkins 5 4-6 14, Date Taylor 1 5·9 7, John Polcyn 1 1·2 3, M1ke Jenks 2 o-o 4, Bran Bowman 3 5-8 11, Nathan Williams 2 2·2 6, Amit Agrawal 0 0·1 0. Totals 27 26 -41 84. 3·po int FG-South Ga\lia 3 (Massie 2, Waugh 1), Ohio Valley 4lJ. Jenkins 3, Holcomb 1) . I Point Ple11ant 56, Jaekaon 40 Jackson 12 10 9 9 40 ,, Pomt 20 7 tO t9 56 Jackson (1-5)- Robb1e Pugh 1 0-o 2, Ryan Tipton 4 0·0 9. Jerry Harris 4 0·0 9, Jam1e Callat1an 3 0-0 6, Enc Evans 0 2-2 2, Kelson May1s 4 0-0 8. Kyle Lof1us 1 2-4 4. Totals 17 4-6 40 Polnt (1 -2)- Kevin Zerkle 0 0-0 0. Nic Dalton 3 2-2 11. Villars 0 2·2 2. Stephen Handley t 0-0 2, T J Desl'luk 2 0·0 4. J P S1mpk1ns 3 0-0 7. Nathan O'Dell 1 0-0 2. Joey Loomis 1t 6-6 28, Eric Frye 0 0-2 0. Totals 21 t0-15 56 3-pomt FG-Jax 2 (Tipton. Hams]. Point 4 (Dalton 3. Simpkins) . Rebounds-Jax 23 (Tipton 10) , Point 39 (Loomis 11 ) Ass•sts-Jax 8 (Tipton 4) Po1nt 19 (Dal!on 7) . Steals--Jax 10 (Evans 4), Point 10 {Villars 3) , Ohio High School Bo~s Basketball Tuesda~·s Results Akr Coventry 62, Navarre Fairless 55 Akr Manchester 74. R1chl•eld Revere 67 Akr SVSM 78. Cle . Cent Cath 63 Alliance Martmgton 73, 8el011 West Branch 61 Amanda-Ciearcreek 64. C1rclev111e Logan Elm 63. 20T Ashtabula ECigewood 53. Asntabula Harbor 49 Barnesv•lle 61 . Buckeye Tra1139 Beallsville 100 . McMectlen (W. Va) B1shop Donahue 53 Bedford (M1ch l 50. Holland Spring . 47 Bedlord Chane! 58, Chardon NOCL 52 Bellaire 76. Richmond Ed1son 53 Belpre 72. Albany Alexander 45 Berea 83, N Ridgeville 73 Berlin Cemer Western Rese1Ve 51 , LeetorJia 44 Berlin Hiland 60 , Tuscarawas Cent. Cath . 44 Brecksville 75. N Royalton 52 Bnstolville Bnstol 73. Conland Maplewood '57 BrDokl1eld 64, Mathews 42 Brunswick 46 M•dpark 37 Caldwell 67. Shadyside 55 Cambridge 66. Warsaw R1ver View 37 Campbell 60. Lowellville 50 Can. South 67. Canal Fulton NW 57 Canal Wmchester 75, West Jelferson 53 Carrolllon 3t, Akr. Spnng 16 Celina 55. St. Henry 51 Centerburg 66, Worthington Christian 61 Champ1on 48, K1nsman Badger 36 Cle. Collinwood 84. Cle East Tech 73 Cle . GIEmville 110, Cle Rhodes 63 Cle Hts. 69. Solon 58 ClfL JFK 92, Cle. John Marshall 78 Cle. St. Ignatius 68, Bedford 42 Cots Beechcrolt 64. Cots East 54 Cols. Brookhaven tOO. Cols Centennml 51 Cols. L1nden 71. Cols M1ftlin 64 Cols Peady 68 , Cots Westland 6t Cols. S 92. Cols Bnggs 91 Cols Walnut A1dge 68 . Cols Eastmoor 64 , OT Cols West 8 I . Cols Independence 77 Cols. Whtttstone 95. Cols Northland 63 Columbia Sta11on Columbm 59. BeachwoOd 54. OT Conneaut 75. Ashtabula 5 t Copley 68. Doylestown 59 Cory.IJ;awson 62, Fostona St WenCiel1n 51 Cuya hoga Fi'IIIS 59. Wi'ldSwor1h 55 Delaware Chr~st1an 61. Evangel Chnst1an 57 Dublin S~10 \ o 60, Hilhard Darby 45 E Oar1 77, Root'itown 64 F;;mlu~ ld Un1or'1 64, Libeny Un1on 58 Fa1rlawn 58. W L1berty-Salem 51 Findlay Hentage Chnsllan 69 Yps11ant1 {M1ch J Calvary Chnsl1dn 65 Gahanna 67 WMehaii-Yearl1ng 55 Gafl1pol1s Galfla 68 Chesn.rr. R1vcr V:~lley 34 Gallipolis Oh•o Valley Ct111shan 8<1 Crown Clly S Gall•a 54 G1rard 6-1 Newlon Falls 54 Glouster Tnmbte 87 Hemlock Miller 69 Grahon MK1v1ew 44 Brooks•Cie 35 Grandvrew 52 Cols Academy <18 Ham1lton (lnd ) 76, Edon .16 Houston J7. Ft Recovery 35 OT Hubbard 47 l1berty 33 lnr:tepenflence 65. RIChmond His 51 Jefferson 74 1-'lndover Pymotun1ng Valley 54 Johnstown 52. Johnstown ~ orthr,dge 48 Nashville at Toronto, 7:30p.m. PittSburgh a1 Ftorida, 7:30p.m. onawa at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Dallas at New Jer.fiey, 8 p.m. Calgary at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Vancouver at Edmonton. 9 p.m . Anthony Wayne 54, WOOdward 5Q Arlington 45, Carey 44 Can. Heritage Christian 44, Mansfield Christian 16 Castalia MargareM 52 , Oak Harbor 45 Celina 55, St. Henry 51 Chillicothe Unloto 75. Ba1rbridge Paint Valley 23 Cin. Colerain 63, Cin. Sycamore 49 Cln. Manemont 63, Cin Deer Park 25 Cio. McNicholas 53. Cin. Ursuline 42 Cin. Oak Hills 47. Hamilton 32 C1n St. Ursula 44 . Cin Roger Bacon 40 Gin. Taylor 44. Cin. Western Hills 37 (OT) Circleville Logan Elm 61, Chillicothe 54 Cle. East 73 . Cle. Lincoln-West 26 Cle. East Tech 76. Cle Collinwood 30 Cle. Glenville 65. Cle. Rhoeles 16 Cle. JFK 53, Cle. John MarShall 35 Cle. S. 55. Cle. John Hay 43 Cle. VASJ 63, Parma Paelua 46 Cols. Brooknaven 86. Cols. Centennial 31 Cols. Eastrnoor 51. Cols. Walnut Ridge 50 Cols. Ham1lton 50, Millers port 34 Cols. lnelepenelence 71 . Cols. West 54 Cols. Mifflin 91, Cols. Linden 37 Cols. Northland 58, Cots. Whetstone 39 Cols. South 68, Cols . Briggs 6 Cuyahoga Falls 56, Solon 53 Cuyahoga Falls CVCA 53, Jeromesville Hillsdale 46 Cuyahoga Hts. 66. Elyria Open Door 31 Day. Slivers 47, Aiken 39 Eastlake North 69. Madison 38 Fairfield 64. Millorel 42 Fremont Ross 61, Fostoria 31 Grandview 32, Madison Plains 23 Hebron Lakewood 48. Heath 38 Hilliard OarQy 43, Dublin Scioto 35 Hudson 89, Nordonia 50 Kalida 50, Columbus Grave 49 Kansas Lakota 88. Elmwood 76 Kent Roosevelt 72, Chagrm Falls Kenston 61 Kenton 59. Indian Lake 40 Lewis Center Olentangy 64 , Thomas Worthington 57 London 48, BeXley 33 louisville St. Thomas ·Aqu1nas 62, Uniontown Lake 52 Lyndhurst Brush 50, Bart>enon 45 Marion Harding 47, Ashland 37 Manon Highland 53, Frede ricktown 35 Miller City 57. Le1psic 46 New Albany 61, Tree of Life 30 New London 64, Sullivan Black River 47 Northwood 70. Tot Emmanuel Baptist 59 Oak Glen (W.Va.) 66, E. LIVerpool 40 Painesville Riverside 58, Chardon 36 Patas~ala Wat~ins Memorial 64, Marysvtlle 63 Pemberville Eastwood 68, Millbury Lake 26 Perrysburg 67, Rossford 55 , Reynoldsburg 62, Upper Arlington 43 Ross 4 7, Finneytown 40 Sandusky Perkins 6t . Sandusky 57 Shaker Hts. Hathaway Brown 34. Beach wood.30 Spring Shawnee 43. Spnng. NW 30 Stow 50. Mayfield 39 Tallmadge 70 , Akron Gar1ielel 37 Tol Rogers 72. Maumee 38 Tol Whitme r 60, Lora1n Southview 49 lw1nsburg 53, Ravenna 44 Versa111es 63. New Bremen 43 W. Chester Lakota W 50, Liberty Twp. L'ako· ta E 34 ,.. Youngs . Christian 47, Warren Christian 27 I COLLEGE HOOPS I Men 's College B11ketball Tuesday's Games EAST Dartmouth 69 Ou1nn1p1ac 47 Harv~rd 89. Vermont 71 M1eh1gan S! 72 Seton Hall 57 Navy 81. Gettysburg 62 UMBC 90 Loyola, Md 72 V1rg1nra 107. Tel'll"'essee 89 SOUTH Auburn 93. Georg1a Southern 79 Florida 106. 8elhune·Cookman 64 -MoreheM St 70. St FranCIS Pa 53 South Alabama 82, Murray Sl 76 South Carolina 80 . N C ·Ashev1lle 55 Southern M1ss 87. Arkansas Tech 41 Monday, Jan. 1 Outboch Bowl AI Tlmpil, Fla. Ohio Slate (8·3) vs. South Carolina (7-4). 11 Atlanl8 at AnaM'm. 10:30 p.m. 'llnondly'o Toronto at j3oston, 7 p.m. TNnd HomM CleiiiC F1ret Round Fresno St. 88, Toledo 72 Louisiana-Lafayette 76, Samford 66 ~ EAST College Florida St 73, Fordham 52 Georgia Tecl1 73. Wagner 50 Md.·Eastern Shore 60, Robert Moms 57 Penn St. 81 . UC Sante Bartlara 6B Wake Fores177, Cuinnip1ac 68, OT Wright St. 69, West Vlrglnta 65 Bowl a.nie• Thuraday, Dee. 21 L11Vagu Bowl A1 Las Vages UNLV !7-5) vs . Arkansas (6·5). 8 pm A1 HonoLulu Virg1nia {6-5) vs . Georgia (7-4), 8:30 p m. (ESPN) Monday, Dec. 25 Blue-Grly Cllstlc At Montgomery, Ala. Blue vs. Gray, Noon (ABC) ?l, TCU 86, Sam Houston St. 55 TeKSS Southern 47, Texas-San Antonio 39 Texu Tech 9-4, SE Louisiana 37 Aloha Bowt .At Honolulu 8oston College (6-5) vs. Arizona Stale (63,30 p.m. (ABC) (ESPN) FAR WEST Galltryfumltura.com Bowl At Houlton Texas Tech (7·5) YS. East Carollna {7·4), 8 BYU 58, Marquette 44 CS Northridge 84, UNLV 69 Colorado St. 77, N. Arizona 54 Houston 90, Detroit 90 Montana 81, Montana Sl ·Billings 59 Nevatla 78. Wyom•ng 68 New MeJiico 87, New Mexioo St. 68 p m. (ESPN2) Thursday, Dec. 28 Humanitarian Bowl At BoiH, Idaho Boise StatU (9 · 2) vs . Texas·EI Paso {8·3), 1,30 p.m. (ESPN2) TOURNAMENT BeachCIUIIC Flnt Round Indiana 82, Long Beach St. 66 Mississippi 68, Wk:hita St. 62 Fun In tht Sun Clusle Flrtt Round Duke 62, Oral Roberts 51 Roae Bowl At Pasadena, ,Callf. Purdue (8·3) vS . Washington (t0·1). 4:30 p.m. (ABC) p.m. (ABC) Wedn.. day, Jan. 3· Oi"ange Bowl . AtMIIml . Ok~Mma (12·0) vs. Florida Slate (1t-1), B p.m. (ABC) Wedneaday, Dec. 27 Motor City Bowl At Pontiac, Mich. Marshall {7-5) liS_ Cinclmatl (7""'). 4 p.m SOUTHWEST p.m. Tuesday,Jan.2 Sugar Bowl At New Orleans A6r'da ( 10·21 vs. Miami (10·1). 8 p m. (ABC) Dec. 2' .O.hu Bowl · Sunday, Evansville 69, m..CI'licago 44 Loyola , 111. 88, E. ll!lnols 74 Ohio Sl. 100. Akron 35 Pittsburgh 86, Youngstovm St. 67 Purdue 90. Slanlord 60 S. Illinois 74. Tenn.·Martin 67 Saint Loui5 71, Austin Peay 57 Mich1gan (8-3) vs. Aubum (9·3), 1 fleata Bowl At Tempe Ariz. Oregon State (10-1) vs Notre Dame (9-2), 8 (ESPN2) MIDWEST Bill 51. 95, Cleveland so. 76 Cltrua Bowt At Orlando, Fla. (ABC) p.m. (ESPN2) SOUTH 'At O.llas Kansas State {IQ.-3) vs. Tennessee (8-3), 11 IO.m. (FOK) Gator Bowl At Jackaonvtlle, Fla. Virginia Tech {10·1) vs. Clemson {9-21. 12,30 p.m. (NBC) Wedneeday, Dee. 20 Mobile Alablma Bowl TCU (10·1) vs. Southern Mississippi !7·4). 8 Arkansas St. 100. Florida Atlantic 75 Auburn 69, ~rizona 66 Campbell 63, N.C ·Wilm1ng1on 59 Chattanooga 95, Appalachian St. 66 Louisiana Tech 89, Texas-Arlington 44 Louisiana-Monroe 71, Lamar 62 Marshall83. Norfolk St. 61 Mercer 60, Louisiana-Lafayette 56 Miami 7-4, Kentucky 59 Mississippi St. 68, Southern M1ss. 53 Nebraska 99, Puerto Rico- M8yaguez 43 New oneans 74, Wofford 63 South Carolina 117, ETSU 71 Tennessee Tech 80, N.C.-Ashevllle 59 Cotton Bowl • ICOWGE FOOIBAilj Wom.,·a College Basketball T\Jtsdey'a Games a.m. (ESPN~ ' Washington at BuffalO, 7 p.m. Ottawa at Columbus, 7- p.m. San Jose at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. OaKas at N.Y. ls1anders, 7:30 p.m. Nashville at Montreal, 7:30p.m. Pittsburgh at Tampa Bay, 7:30p.m. Vancouver at Chicago, 8:30 p.m . Los Angeles at ColoradO, 9 p .m. Idaho So. 95, Sacred Heart 59 Music City Bowl At Nashville, Tenn. West Virginia {6-5) vs. Mississippi (7-4), 4 p.m. (ESPN) Mlcronpc.com Bowl At Miami Minnesota {6-5) vs, North Carolina Stale {7· Nolionol LlatUI AT\ANTA BRAVE5-Ag!Md lo '"""' wi1h RHP John Buncett on a one-rear conttiCI. CHICA.GO CUBS-Agreed to terms with 18 Man Stairs on a one-year conrraet FlOAIOA MARLIN$-Agllllld lo lermo wilh LHP VIC DarenSbourg on a thrett-year contract. HOUSTON ASTR05-AgrMd lo lorms with 1B Jeff Bagwell on s five-year contract ewten· sion through 2006. NEW YORK METS-Named Cha~lo Hough pllcnlng coach. Randy Niemann bullpen coach, Dave Engle hitting coach and Bobby Flo'f(l bench ooach. Reassigned hitting coach Tom Rob6on to spedal adviSOr to the genetal manager and roving Instructor. PITISBURGH PIR.ATE$-Agreed to terms with INF Enrique Wilson on a one-year con· tract. Designated RHP Steve Spart<s for assign· men!. Named Mike McNally director of media seMces. SAN DIEGO PADRE5-Agreed 10 1orms With OF Ruben Rivera on a one-year contract . BASKETBALL ATLANTA HAWKS--Placed F Alan Henderson on the injured list. BOSTON CElTICS-Ptaced G Kenny Anderson on lhe inJured list. , CHAALOITE HORNETS- Waived F Tar· ranee Roberson . CHICAGO BULLS- Placed C Dalib or Bagaric on the Injured fist. Activated C Brad Miller from the injured list. LOS ANGELES LAKERS-Piaced WASHINGTON REDSKINS-Signad OL Oal ·cowsette from the Indianapolis Colts' pract1ce squa~t HOCKEY I,• TRANSAqiONS I. BASEBALl Amerkan Le•gue ANAHEIM ANGElS-Named Todd Blyleven, Bobby DeJardln and Chris McAipm scouts. BALTIMORE ORIOLES-Agreed to terms with RHP Pat Hentgen on a two-year contract and with RHP Jason Johnson on a one-year contract. CLEVELANd INDIANS'-Narne'd Eric Wedge manager. Car1 WilliS pitching coach and Jack Mull coach of Buffalo of the lntematlonat league; Willie Upshaw manager of Akron of the Eastern league ; and Chris Banda manager. Ken Row pitching coach and Rick Gutierrez coach of Mahonlng valley ol the New Yorio;· Penn League. MINNESOTA TWIN5-Agreed to terms w1th RHP Danny Mota. RHP Juan Rincon and LHP Johan Santana on one-year contracts and w1th C Tom Prince and INF Edwin Diaz on mmor league contracts. SEATTLE MARINERS - Agreed to terms with LHP Norm Chartton on a minor league ANAHEIM MIGHTY ·DUCKS-Recalled F Petr Tenkral frorn ClflC:innatl of the AHL. COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETs-Returned 0 Kevin Dahl to ChiCago of the IHL. FLORIDA PANTHERS-Assigned AW Ivan Novoseltsev to Louisville of the AHL. LOS ANGELES KINGS-Recalled F Scon Thomas \rom Manitoba ol the IHL. Assigned D Andreas Lilja to Lowell of the AHL. NASHVILlE PREDATORS-Recalled F Sean Haggeny from Milwaukee of lhe IHL. .PHILADELPHIA FlVER5-Recallod . w COLLEGE ARKANSAS-Extended the contract of Clint Conque, lootbatl coach, through the 2004 season.l PENN STATE-Promoted Paula Wilkins from women's assistant soccer coach to women's head soccer coach. l (CBS) Peach Bowl At Atlanta Gaorg1a Tech (9·2) vs . LSU {7-4), 5 p.m. w 1 .no HOCKEY Insurance & Financial Services J~FF Saturday, Dee. 30 ,, Bush AUSTIN, Texas (AP) With less than a month before he is sworn in as president, Nationwicle Mutual lnsu~nc:e Con"4lah_y and affiliated Companies Home Office' 011& Nalioowkla Plaza, C«umbus, OH 43215-2220 NalionwicM/ ts a registered federal service mar1c. ol Nationwide Mutual Insurance Conpany WARNER 113 W. 2nd Slreet 992·5479 True Love Gave To Me... Kevin Kdkms said the plan is one of Sl'veral options mider being considered by Gov. Bob _c onstituencies. Taft, the governor'~ otlice conside-ration. ThL· governor is also considt•ring recommendations ti-om a Bush was resigning in , a Capitol ceremony Thursday top Texas job. He planned . to watch as his successor, Republican Lt. Gov. Rick Perry, takes the oath of office later in the day. Wednesday, he packed up his statehou se office, including· his collection of autographed . baseba lls. ''I'm going to miss this pla ce," Bush said as he walked out of the Capitol. "On the other hand, I'm lookin g' fonvard to my new assignment." he said. As he hurtled toward the Court decision that ruled the state's school-funding system start of that assignment bn Jan. unco nstitutional. The court has ment, machin~ry and inventories statewHll' rather than continue to give them mainly to the school di!'!- tricts in Gov. Tommy Thompson as front-runner for secretary of Health· and Human Services. Already pressing his education plans, Bush was hosting 19 m embers of Congress · for lunch Thursday. most of them Republicans . On . the agenda were Bush 's proposals to mcreasc local control of accountability. Bush has pledged to make improving schools a top priority, but he faces an uphill battle on Capitol Hill selling controversial dements of his educatiqn plan, including giving parents taxpayer-funded vouchers to attend private .chools . A secon d education meeting with Hisp ani c leaders from around th e nation was also planned. Bush aggressively The meetings were follow- Please see Bush, Page Al the buslnesSt•s. are located. Ohio faces a June 15 deadline to re~pond to an ()hio Stlprt>llll' twice ruled that the syste m relies too much on local property taxes, thereby creating di sparities be-tween rich and poor districts. "It's sonlethin g we need to look at," Taft's budget director Tom Johnson said Wednesday. "The court talks abom local property taxes - the que~tion i~. is the court ·implying chest' sh oulJ be ~tatt'\vide property ~pend on sdJOol children, Kellems said. The com- mittee 's report recommended increasing that annual amount S152. to $4,S(J(• per child in fi sca l year 2002. Taft ~ate! Tu esday he will pu>h for bilb in January that respond to the Supreme Court order and implemen t liweeping change\ in th e way tht· statt' tests school- chddren. The annual State of the State address is scheduled tor Jan . 24, ,u1ll Taft pl ans to release his bud get Jan. 2~. Sena1e President Richard Finan ~:-tid he hasn 't discmscd ,1 tina] plan with Taft. "Pooling n·rtain taXt''l is not llt'w," ht' ~aid Please see Tax. Page Al FOOD DONATION - Students of the Carleton School and Meigs Industries prepare to stock the shelves of the Rejoicing Life Church's food pantry Wednesday with a number of donated canned goods obtained through a food drive sponsored by the school. Pictured a~e Maggie Biggs. director of the Rejoicing Life Church's food pantry, Melissa Hart, Bill Rice, Steve Beha, executive director of Carleton School and Meigs Industries, Derrick Trimmer and A.J. Kopec. (Tony M. Leach photo) Needy families get some help Today's Sentinel Sedlons - :Z4 Pages :Z Calendar Classifieds Comics Editorials Obituaries Sports Weather BY ToNY M. LEAcH SENTINEL NEWS STAFF lDDLEPORT - Many disadvantaged families in our area need not go hungry over Christmas thanks in part to the generosity ·displayed by the Carleton Scho,ol and Meigs Industries, and the RejoieiQg Life Church in Middleport. Students of the school, located in Syracuse, delivered several large boxes of donated canned .~nd frozen food items to the church's food pantry Wednesday morning for distribution to a large numb er Tht• Rejoicing Lifi· the Carleton School are often the Clumh 's food pantry has ber11 in operation .for riwre than 11ine years. recipients of. the comtnunity's abundant generosity," said 13eha. "So we tr uly welcome an opportunity to return something back to the com munity during this of underprivileged families !hroughout the Meigs County area. According to Steve Beha, executive director of Carleton School and Meigs Indu stries, food items were obta ined through a food drive that was held by the facility's staff, students and adult participants over the last several weeks. "Both stud ents and adults at . holiday season." The l~ejoi cing Life Church's ti1od pantry has been in operation for more than ninl' years, deliver- ing food items to both individu.tl' a n~ families 'iteking nourishment during hard times, said Maggie Biggs. director of the food pantry. "Per~onal items and household items are also avaibble upon request at the pantry,'' said Biggs. Please see Help, Page Al Judgment in favor of insurer can't stand COLUMBUS (AI') An insurance..· company might have Hamilton Co11nty who h~d ,KCU~L·d two membet".;; uf the to pay p:Ht of a. ~ettkm('nt invo l vin~ two of it~ client., - LittiL· Brothers ot the Good Shepherd of ~exually <Jbu .. in~ him trom llJHII to I '185 .md infecnng him wah the HIV The Rom.1n C.1tholir Dioce1e of Columbm and a bi1hop ~md the famil y of a rt'tardt· d m.m who <t<.'cmed clergy mt·mbcr~ o f sc..•xually .~busing; him . The Ohio Supreme Court Wednesday threw out a JmlgmctJt in ti.lvor of lm ent:lte Fire & Cas11.1lty Co. of Chic.1go. The courr voted h-1 to o;end thL' Cl<;L' back to 1he ht Ohio Di.stril't Court ofAppe.1l1 becatN' .1 prc- vin1., \\ hik he li n· d ,u .1 churrh rtlll home in · Wokdldd. Th,· m.m h.1., .,inn· dil'd or AIDS. The Cunil) "lit:d the dinrcsr and lJi, hop JamL"s Gritlin tor nt·gligt·nce .111d both .tftl'r re.H.: hed "L'ttlc..' lll.~~ nt ttnJi ... (lo-;l' d tlw ckr!->~· .111 w1th un sun·eo;s- viou~ Supn•mc Court dc c 1.,1nn that the .lpp L·,tJ.. court had ba-:L·d it~ ruling 011 \\'JS fl.twed . The Cl'll' t.,tl' lll\ from a Ll\\'.,llit fully t~lllght th l' l.m-~uit. Otlwr i tl\Uf.llll'L' comp.mie ~ CO\'L'n'd portion.., oft he dincl'"t'\ li.1btht\·. btlt Inte rstate rdi.l'!ed ,wd \ough t .1 coun judgm ent th .tt it didn't h.t\'e ro cover the tiled in I9'!J by the f.1 mily of .1 n~,.:~!t~L·nce cLt1m~. mentally n·tardcd nun from Thl' Jioce'L' Please see Favor, Page Al Appeals court upholds Christmas as U.S. legal holiday 1 A2001 Ford Explorer Sport which districts an Ohio Supreme Court decision tiJat ruled the state's school-funding system unconstitutional. eyei ng Wisconsin paign, but lost that bloc nearly W L TOlP1a. GF GA CO !l- Jolm\m1 and Taft o;pokesman firmcd Wednesday. Under the plan, the state also lq;islatis·c commi ttee thill pro\\'auld distril1ute posed increAsbusiness and utiliOhio faces a June 15 ing how much ty taxes on equipdeadline to respond to the state and after serving six years in the 2-1 tcl'l)emocrat AI Gore. New Jersey ..... 15 11 5 0 35102 79 Philadelphia ....... 14 12 7 0 35 91 93 N.V Rangers .. .16 17 1 0 33 119 123 P.insburgh .......... 14 13 4 1 33 93 96 N.Yislanders ..... to 16 4 2 26 72 94 Nonheut Division ....... 19 a 4 42 101 69 Ottawa . t7 8 4 3 41 110 77 Toronto Buffalo .. ..... t7 10 2 , 37 Boston ... . 11 15 4 3 29 84 112 MOntreal ............ 9 21 4 0 22 79 10 t Southeast Division Washington ... 13 12 6 t 33 79 82 Atlanta. . . ........ 12 t3 6 1 31 93 107 .. t2 1tl 4 I 29 73 · 89 Carolina Tampa Bay . 10 16 3 2 25 86 109 ....... 6 \5 6 5 23 71 95 Florida WHiern Conference Central Division WLTOLPtsGFGA St. LOUIS 21 4 4 0 46 103 56 19 11 3 2 43 .108 94 Detroit .... NaShVille 11 t5 6 t 29 71 88 ... 11 18 2 2 26 8t 10t Chicago ... Columbus .. to 20 2 2 24 69 104 Northwttt Division Colorado . .21 1 5 0 47 100 75 ..... 17 9 4 2 40 111 85 Vancouver Edmonton 16 t4 4 1 37 tOO 97 11 14 6 4 32 82 99 Ca~ary Minnesota .9 17 5 2 25 67 79 Paclflt Division San Jose ... 20 6 4 0 H 91 64 Da ttas_. 17 9 4 t 39 84 68 ae n . courted Hispanjcs in his cam- Eaatem Conference Atl•ntlc Division taxes' That's what many people haw concluded." property taxcli with a statewidt· property tax under one plJn schools and institute greater On The 11th DaY Of Christmas MY COLUMBUS (AP) - Ohio would fund its public schools by replacing a portion of loc.d George W. Bush is stepping aside as governor as he races to remake the federal government and forge ties with key N11tlon11 Hockey League a Ciovemor considering prope steps down as governor post and Pomeroy (ESPN) so c enh housing agencies. And he was making advances on other fronts, ready to name Gov. Christie Whitman oi New Jersey to the nation's top environmental Nationwide" (ESPN) Holiday Bowl At San Diego Texas (9-2) vs Oregon (9-2) , 8:30 p.m. Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Volume 51 , Number 146 nomlilees to head the treasury, agriculture, commerce and (ESP~) Sun Bowl A,t El P11o, Texas UCLA {6·5) vs . WISconsin {8·4 ), 2 p.m. December l 1, 2000 Hometown Newspaper a new admi nistration accelerated. On Wednesday- a week after he claimed '.(ictory in the White House race- the president-elect announced his Friday, Dec. 28 Liberty Bowl At Memphis, Tenn. Colorado State (9·2) vs . Louisvtlle (9-2), UO p.m. Melp County's 20, Bush's progress in building p.m. (ESPN) Pet. GB 6 .750 'New York ...... 15 11 ,577 4 Miami ....... ... ........ 13 13 500 6 Ortando .. .. .10 14 417 8 .. .. 9 15 .375 Boston ........ 9 NewJersey . .. .. 9 15 .375 9 W~shington . . .5 20 200 13 1/2 Central Divl1lon Cleveland. . t5 7 682 ... 16 9 640 112 Charlene Toronto ....... . 13 12 520 31f2 Milwaukee 12 12 500 4 Indiana . .... 12 13 480 41 /2 ....... 1t 14 440 5 1/2 Detroit Atlanta . 7 18 280 9112 .. 3 22 120 13 1/2 Chicago . Western Conference Midwest Division l Pet GB Utah . 17 8 680 Dallas . 17 tO 630 1 San Antonio . 15 9 625 1 1/2 .. ..... 15 1o 600 2 Minnesota . 13 11 .542 3 1/2 Houston ...... .......... Denver ....... ......... 12 13 .480 5 7 17 292 . 9 112 Vancouver . Pacific Dlvlalon Sacramento . 17 6 739 .. ..... 17 a .680 I Portland ..... L.A.Lakers .... .. ........ 18 9 .661 1 PhOeni)l . . .. , ........ 15 9 .625 2 H2 Seattle ........................... 13 12 .520 5 L.A. Clippers .. . ... 8 18 .308 10 112 Golden State.. .. ...... 7 18 .280 11 Tutsdey'e Gam11 Toronto 103, Utah 95 Atlanta 87. New Yo~ 77 L.A. Lakers 81, Miami 79 lneliana 90, Chicago 85 San Antonio 86, Houston 79 Detroit 89, Phoenix 84 Sacramento 106, Washington 72 Golden State 120, Minnesota 99 Wtdnelday'a Gam•• New Jersey at Boston. 7 p.m. Toronto at tneliana, 7 p.m. Miami at Chartone, 7!30 p.m. Utah at Philadelphia, 8 p.m. Portland at Dallas. 8 p.m. Cleveland at San Antomo , 8 :30p .m. Detroit at Denver. 9 p.m. Sacramento at Sea1tle, 10 p.m. Washington a1 Vancouver, 10 p m. Minnesota at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Thuraday'a Game• Chicago at Ortando, 7:30p.m. New Jersey at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Boston at New Yortc:, B p.m. L.A. Lakers al Houston. 8:30p.m. Philadelphia .................... 18 C Steve washburn from Philadelphia ollhe AHL. TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING-Assigned F Gordie Dwyer and F Nils Ekman to Detroit of the IHL. lnalght.com· Bowl At Phoenix . Iowa Slalo (8·3) YO. Pitlsburjjh (7-4), 7,30 Eaetem Cont .... nce AtlanUc DIVIIIon F Devean George on the mjured list. Activated F Starnslav Medvedenko from the injured list. MINNESOTA TIMBEAWOLVES - Piaced F Tom Hammonds on the iniured list Activated F Reggie Slater !rom the inJured list. PHILADELPHIA 7.6ERS- Waived F Adamola Okulaja. PHOENIX SUNS-Placed G Mario E1ie on the intured list Act1vated F Ruben Garces from th e inJured Its! FOOTBALL BUFFALO BILLS-Fired John Buller. general manager. , NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS- Rel eased RB Raymont Hams. 4), 7 p m. (ffiS) Zoarville Tuscarawas Veney 59, Gnadenhutten Indian Valley 46 TUHdey'l AIIUitl a lndeJ*tclen~• Bowl At Shreveport, La. Texas A&M (7-4~ VS. MISSISSippi Sla1B (7-4), 8 p.m. (ESPN~ San Jose at Detroit, 7:30 p.m . 43 Ohio High SchOOl Glrll Blsketbell (8·3~. Silicon Volley Clnllc A1 5M JoH, Colli. Fresno Slale (7-4) vs. Air Force (8·3), 7 p.m. (FOKSN) Colgary 3, Coiorodo 0 Atlanta 7, Los Angel as 6, OT Wodneodoy'oGomeo Buftaro a1 Waohlngooo, 7 p.m. St. Louis at N.V. Rangers, 7 p.m. Sllinkwd lnvttltlonal Third PIIICa Wellington 74, Flrelands 68 Wickliffe 70, Brooklyn 59 \~.l'lllloughby 5 . 54, Mayfield 47 tt~'i'Jintersville Indian Creek 65, Cadiz Harrison Cent 55 Yellow Springs 84. Middletown Christian 42 Youngs. Chaney 81, Youngs. Ursuline 72 Youngs Christian 67, Warren Christian 26 Youngs. Mooney 48, Youngs . Aayen 43 Zanesville Maysville 50, Thornville Sheridan Nor1-lem Su-y, Doc. 31 TUHdly'o- utah 69, Pepperdine 56 Wyoming 92, Delaware St. 64 TOURNAMENT Bndgepor169 At San Antonio Nlbrasi<a (9-2) liB. p.m. (ESPN~ Details, A3 oonuact. Aroma Bowl 38118 102 Phlladelphla 4, Boston ". tie N.Y. Islanders 2. Carohna 1 e. n, 1 owrMl8 toss. Oregoo 51. 58, W.shirogl011 50 S. lhoh 70. W. Oregon 50 UC IMna 84, Belmont 74 Waynedale 33 Montpelier 52. N Cent. 49 N Bahlmore 78. McComb 75 Napoleon 60, Deliance nnora 55 Nelsonvlllt·Yo"' 67 WeiiSIOn 66, OT New Concord John GleM 58, New Lexi~ ton 36 ' New MKkJietown Spring. 65, Columbiana Crestvtew 40 (} New Philadelphia 62. CoshOcton 47 Newcomerstown 67, Malvern 59 Normandy 56. Gart1eld His. Trinity 37 Obertin 54, Avon 35 , Olmsted Falls 57, N Olmsted 50 Ottawa H1lls 61, Oregon Strllch 57 Ottoville 52. A"'twerp 35 . Painesville Harvey 75. Geneva 13, 2 OT Pa1nesv1lle R1vers1de 74 , ChardOn 3 1 Parma Padua 69, Parma Valley Forge 54 Ph1lo 67. Crooksville 40 Po1n1 Pleasant {W. va ) 56. Jackson 40 Portsmoutn 86, South Point 49 Portsmouth Clay 73. New Boston 68 R1pley Alpley·Un•on -Lew•s·Hunllngton 55 , Sardin1a Eastern Brown 50 R1ver 38. Martins Ferry 33 Rocky Rwer Lutheran W 59. Gates Mills G1lmour 54 S Charleston SE 68, N. Lewisburg Triad 27 Salineville Southern 59. E. Liverpool Christian 53 Sarahsville Shenandoah 61, Beverty Fl. Frye 52 · Seaman N. Adams 58. Lynchburg Clay 55 Sebring McKinley 57, Streetsboro 31 Southington Chalker sa . Lorelstown 51 Spf1ng, N. 69. Fairborn 60 Spring, S. 65, Kettering Fairmont 39 Steubenville 67, Weirton {W. Va .) Weir 50 ·Steubenville Cent. Cath. 59. Toronto 44 Stewart Federal Hocking 57, Reedsville Eastem 53 Strasburg-Franklin 51 , W. Lafayette R~wood 47 . Strongsville 60, Medina 48 Strutners 53, Austintown Fitch 52 Stryker 58. Delta 54 Swanton 57, Wausedn 38 Thomas Worthington Lewis Center Otentangv 55 Tal . EmmanueiBapllst n, Bettsville 70 Upper Arlington 64 , Reynoldsburg 63 Utica 72, Howard East Knox 54 Van Buren 64, Bascorn Hopewell-Loudon 45 V1ncen1 Warren 70, Athens 52 W. Muskingum 611, Dresden Trf -Valley 50 Warren Howland 56, Mlddlelield Cardinal !46 Weirton (W. Va. ) Tri-State Cnrfstian 78, 1 PhoeniJ ......... 14 B 8 1 37 79 ' 19 Anoholm .............. 13 15 • 3 33 89 105 1'wo polnls lor a win, 0110 poln11or o 11111'11 OtPouill8, BairC LOOII<3 72, c ...onory 52 Noire Dome 119, Conloluo 11 Cillo 79, Wet1 Virginia 87 Old Dom~ 81, Doylon 76 Wrighl St 56, Miami (Ohio~ 41 SOUTHWEST Blylor 91 , Grambling St 82 Crlighlon 86. Tulsa16 . Lamar 67, Loyola, NO •1 Nonh Toas 91 , Taus A&f.A·Kingsvitle 82 Oklahoma Sl. 70, An..·UIIIo Rock 60 TCU 115, Te-as-Arlington a. FAR WEST Boise 51. 85. Son Fra"'lsoo 58 Ouko 97, Portland 6< lipooomb 92, Cal Poiy·SLO S7 lucasvllo Valley 10. Wov<~rty 52 o-o Lutheran E. 85, Alt'ltabula Sta. J&P 25 6 3-4 16, Just6n Ferguson 0 0..0 0, Travis Bethel MadiSOn 60, Eastlake N. 43 0 0.0 0, Jack Hotolngor • H 9, Chuck lukOW$· Manchester 70. Fa~tttvilt 45 ld o 1·2 1, Dean Dunlap o o-o o, Mtke Eberts 6 Marysvlfte 52 , Pataskala Wa1111na Mlfh)riat IJ-2 14. Totals 21 9-16 55. • 48 Meigs (0-ll, D-41 - J. P. Slaats 2 2-4 8. Massillon Christian 71, Cle . Heritage 65, Mar111 BuHington 2 4-4 e. e. J. Kennedy o o-o a. 20T Matt Willlamson 0 0-Q 0 . Derek Johnson 0 2-2 McArtnllr Vinton County 55. Pomeroy M 2, Travis Siders 5 3-4 13, Jason t<night 0 0-Q 0, 44 Jam Wilson 0 o-o 0, Buzzy Fackler 3 ().() 7. Mentor Lake CathOlic 72, Perry 59 Derrick Johnson 3 0-0 6 , Jonn WithereD 0 0-0 0. ~MerSburg W. Holmes 49. Matt lewis 0.2 2. Totats161H644. losAngelea ........ 15 10 C-rod St. 81, Flo<ldo 51. 85, 20T- way 44, OT 9 10 11 1< ~ Vinton County (2-4, 2·2) - Shad Huntley 0 0.0 0. Josiah Hauck 0 0-0 0, BranOOn Norton 0 0.0 0. Jason Ebefls 3 3-4 10, Sean McMamus 0 0, David OeaiOia 2 1·2 5, Josh Patterson l.4oogs IIIDW£ST laGro~ Keystono 61, LOII/II CIN....., 57 l.Jcking Hoiglllo 62, Morol\lloo Chrlotlon 51 l11111 C... Calh. 5<, WoPikorwm <0 Llml ShllwnM 97 , Sidney 78 lima TOfl'!lie Ch<isliall <g, Rockford Pen.. Thursday Society news and notes, As Meigs, Eastern girls win, Bl 10s;~~:l AS A9-11 Bll A4 AJ A7-8.10 AJ Lotteries mno Pick 3: 7-8-0; Pick 4: 7-7-4-1 W,YA. Daay 3: 6-9-7 Daay 4: 6-9-8-7 CINCINNATI (AP) -A fedGoPrYIIIIH'IJt lamyers dt:fetidirt,!( the holiday said courts eral appeals court says Christmas rept•aft•d/y have YCWJ/IIizetl secular .t.<pects of can continue to be a federal holiChristmas. inrluditt.~ lwll}', il')', Christmas cm•s, Santa day in the United States. Clews, .-rwJI'mm,jin,l(firJ.~ /rl'ils anti presents 011 The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Tuesday rejected 3 lawChristmas mornirr.i!. suit challenging the government's observance of Christmas as a legal makes people like himself appear court's ruling ::~gainst Ganulin. holiday. · They agreed with U.S. Distri ct to be outsiders, Ganulin ·said. Richard Ganulin, an attorney ",A person's set of beliefS estab- Judge Susan Dlott's December who filed the lawsuit on his own lishes their identity," Ganulin said. 1999 ruling that Ganulin f1iled tu behalf, said the government illegal- uThese bt;lietS t:ontradict my iden- pmve Congress acted illegally by ly endorsed a C hristian religious tity." establishing the Christmas holiday. occasion by making Christmas a The flecket Fund for Religious Ganulin said the Christmas hol holiday. He said Wednesday that he iday violated both the Constitu- Liberty, J private org.miz.ttlon would ask the U.S. Supreme Court tion's prohibition against govern- which represented three kderal to review the appellate court's ment establishment of religion ;uid employee~ in oppo.,ing Ganuhn \ decision. his constitutional rights to equal argument. said the appeals court · He said he is Jewish and does protection of law and freedom of had ruled "just in the 'Nic k' of not celebrate the birth of Jesus association. time." Christ or . the arrival of Santa "The Supr,·me Court has long Appeals judges Boyce Martin Claus. The government's endorse- Jr., Ralph Guy Jr. and R.. Guy Cole rc~ognizcd th<~t rdigion is part of ment of Christmas as a holiday Jr. unanimously 11pheld a lower tilL' fabn c of our soc iety .md cul- . • tun._·, .md government nel'd no t pn:.·tenJ o thcrwi,l·."' 'iaid . R.ont.m Storzcr..1 l:owyer t(ll' the llccket Fund in Wa~hington. M:1rtin ~aid \\ lnk· ht·,Jring G,JJJ ulin''s .argutnt:llt~ on Dt"c. 7 th.tt philosophic.1l or rdigiom objec- • • tion:- Jren 'r enough to -:upport ,1 Ln.vsuit tn halt the Chri'stmas hnli- Jay ob•erv.mt't'. He chollcngc·d 4 G:u~ulin \ :ll'hrtlll.lL'nt~ that tht' holi d ~,y could hL· harmtUI to nonbe- days till Christmas liL'Wr'i. Ganulin i ~ .111 ,, ~, i ~tant L'ltv 'io licbur tllcd his ltor t(H· C'111<. innati. i.JW'Ittit .t, .t pri\ .He utizcn. Cm·ernmcnt 1.1wycr~ Jdl·ndmg the holiday ....ud u)lll't~ rcpt'atnily h.tw I'L'cog1H7~'d \l'nd.J r ,v.. p~rt., ~)f Chri . . tlll,J\, Jilt luding h n\1~. 1\ ')· trc..'l'\. S,tlltJ Cbm, ' 'ww:.. lliCII.JII1~hn~ hell" .md prL'Iic..'llt~ 011 Chri-.tt ll ,l'> (. ~ hrt~ttll,\" llh>rtllll~ . Spon&Qfed by P/8 Contractors 47223 Sand Ridge Rd Racine, Oh 985-3948 �• •..~P-•~g~•-A_2--·Th __•~Da~l~~~~~·~n~·d~n~t~I------------~-----------------------P-o_m_e_ro~y~,_M_Id_d_l~ep~o-rt~,_O~h~lo~--------------------------Th~u~r~•d~•~Y~·~O.C~e~m~bl~r~2~1~,~2000~ BUCKEYE BRIEFS Supreme Court throws out death sentences Kaskh plans cable 1V show WASHINGTON (AP) -John Kasich IS gomg from Congress to conunentator The r<:nnng House Budget Commmce Chmman from Westerville, . Ohio, lw found his uunal post-public semce ventur<: - a Fox New; Channel teleVISIOn show that will m for the first orne Sunday at 10 ' pm Kas~eh s:ud the 30-mmute " Heroes "'th John Kas1ch" will appear about once a month and have the same general themes as his book, "Coura~ IS Contag~ous" The book features onlinary people who do extr.lordinary thi0g1 to help others "Basically what we are domg IS showmg people that they can m fact make a b1g difference," K:ISich s;ud "I think the country IS desperately m need of heroes" Kas1ch, 48, has reprt'Senred centr.ll Ohio's 12th DIStrict smce 1983 and nude a bnef nm for the GOP pn.>s1dennal nonurutJOn last year He s been menooned as a posstble appomtee by Prc>s1dent-elect Bush to the Office of Mana!;Cment and Budget Bestdes his cable TV show, Kastch satd he IS to be a guest host for several Fox News Channel talk shows and nught do some pohocal analysts ''I'm onward and upward;' he satd " I believe that this IS the new ltfe I'm gomg to be m 01 Suspect falls through skylight BOWLING GREEN (AP) -A man was arrested after he allegedly clunbed on the roof of St Alovstus Church and tell through a sky' hght he had pned opm Joseph Taylor, 23. a Bowlutg Green State Umvemry student from Huron, was charged wtth burgl.ny and released on hiS own recogmzance followmg an arrJignment tn Bowlmg Green Mumupal Court , According to po!tce reports, the Rc\ Edward Schleter caUed po!tce ahout 5 40 am Tuesday alter heanng someone £1U through the roof over the church's rectory The mtrudcr then jumped out of a SL-condfloor bedroorn w1ndow Police satd T..1ylor, who w.Lo; covt:red m snow fl-om h1s leap from rhe wmdow, was arrests·d "lule walking away from the church Store owners face indicbnent CINCINNATl (AP)- Two stores and thetr owners were mdtcted Wednesday on charges of pandermg obscemry, the Hanulton Counry prosecutor saJd :: Ttp Top Mag;tzmes, owned by Joseph Neuhaus, and Elyse's Pass10n ;,wned by Elyse Metcalf, all were t]amed 111 three felony counts, Prosecutor Mtkc Nlcn satd Police and shenrl) depunes bought sexually cxpbctt vtdeos .It both stores, Nlen sa1d Each count carncs a po:i\Jbk Sl:ntence of ow.: )tar m J.U] and 3. fmc 'ofS2,500 for the owners. and a fine of$7,500 tor the stores Authorities drop accusation McARTHUR (AP) - Prosecutors mvcst1gatmg the death of a Kenyon CoUege srudent have diSnussed a charge of recctvtng stolen . property filed agamst a \\,otrun who bved m a trader where the stu' , dent's body and car were found Kathryn McKmght, 35, of Ray, was ordered released from Jatl followmg a he detector test,V111ton County ProsecutorTtmothy Glec>son satd Wednesday Her husband, Gregory McKmght, 24, remamed tn custody Authonttes found the body of Enuly Murray, 20, of Shaker Hetghts, a Cbcland suburb v.rapped tn a carpet atter stghtmg her car out<tde ;:-:!he Me Kmgho;' trailer Dec 'I Nettlter of the McKmghtl has been ! ·~harged m her de.lth ! Gregory McKmght and Murray worked at a ptzza mtaurant ncar i! :• Ken\ on 111 Cr:tmbtcr tbout RO mtles north of Ray Murray wa.s last seen •: Nov 3 after \\orkmg her la~t "hedulcd shtft at the Ptrate's Cove ••: Gleeson s.ud he diJn t know when charges would be filed m Mur:: ray" de.tth Invcsttg.ttoz; wc.·rc wa1tmg for results of laboratory analysts :• :of c:vtdcncc, he satd .; •. :: : Man enters plea to fraud >' :: CLEVELAND (Al') - A former grapbtc arost at Office Depot has ;: pleaded gut!ty to "'"1 ficllld C.>r ofTer mg a nvtl office-<ttpply cham ..; 111fnrmHIIHl on upLontmg promotions and sale pnces :•- US Attor11n E1111ll 'i\\n'm l satd AubrC) Ftsher, 2R, of Coconut 1 : ( n·ek Fb r·lc tdcd gudt\ tn t: tght co unt~ of mail fiaud\Vlthll'Sdtv :~ 1It \\tll be "t'lltl'mt:d atru :1 pre~emnKe tnvestJ.ganon ts completed : E.tl h count CJrncs .1 po ~stble fivc-yc1r pnson term : A federal grand jury mdKtcd Ftsltcr on 20 counts of wue fraud and "": sncn counts ot m.ul fr.1ud Ill Julv Hl' was :-~rrcsred m Septembu ~4 S"vec-ne) !\:ud F ,]H.: I usmg :tn a ha~ made- an unsohctt~d otT~r vta em:1J! to .m Pmplmll ot ( HhceM ax: Inc based m suburbJ.n Slnkct •, lluglm :.. lt\hu allq~uilv Pt!t ru lr o 111 tkc available product pnung mel dn:uh :: ~nr upco111tng prnn 11 1 t ~ ]'! nmu l bv Offic~.: Depot, whtch t'i bts~o:Ll\11 •• 1\.:It 1\ HL11 b I 1 • : \ ' FL HI! 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Knn srttd LH]JCeMax <.O!ltlctc.d :! .. - f l l \ t~r h •lll pt\ nH:nts betwu.:nj111 2 ~ mdJunc 1 : 1' ::1 ll) rt ~hlrrn!l"J'<I \!\tl(J lll l 1 ~hen a<.ttvmes Kern \:u d ··: ~\'wt.:enry sud F1"hu rl'1 '' h clnrged through .1 umnt ot mfornnnou w1th m.:ul lr nal 111 f'..T t'>S h .. huscm for \mul u \CtiVltV F1~hu LOt!ld not b..: tl 1( hLd for conmtent There w..:n; no phone mnnbrn lmed und<. r hts nlmt.: 111 Coconut Creek l )f fiu IJt.:pl}t \\ l\ Llllt '11 :; COLUMBUS (AP) -The Ohw Supreme Court threw out the death sentences of two convicted murderers, saymg the m~n were demed thetr nght to speak tn court before bemg sentenced In two separate 5-2 dectstons Wednesday, the court ordered new sentencmg heanngs for Nva Campbell Jr and Joseph Green, and returned the cases to tnal courts m Frankhn and Lucas counttes, respectiVely The Supreme Court dtd not overturn the mult1ple convtcttons agamst etther man, meamng both sttll could recetve the death penalty when they are re-sentenced Before sentencmg, JUdges are requtred to ask defense attorneys tf they wtsh to speak on behalf of thetr chents and to ask defendants dtrectly tf they want to make statements, Cluef Justtce Thomas Moyer and Justice Paul Pfetfer wrote m the maJonty optmons The court saJd both tnal JUdges "clearly erred" by not advtsmg Campbell and Green of thetr nghts to explam the1r cnme, apolog1ze or beg for mercy "The judge never heard Campbell personally appeal for hts hfe. Hts v1deotaped confesSion was not a substttute for a personal appeal to the judge" as the prosecutton had argued, Moyer wrote "When he confessed, Campbell was not speakmg to a trtbunal about to dec1de Prosecutors reveal coroner's report in 1963 slaying case· CINCINNATI (AP) - A man mdtcted thl\ year 111 the 1963 slaymg of his high school gtrlfrtend told pohce that h1s "other self" was rcspotmble for the kt!lmg, accordmg to a 1965 coroner's report filed tlus week m court Mtchael Wehrung admitted to pohce that he htt Patncta Ann Rebholz, knocked her to the ground and knelt bestdc her body the mght of Aug 8, 1963, accordmg to the report Both were 15 at the nme uHe feels certam m Ius mmd there ts a poSStbthty he dtd ktll Patncta Rebholz," coroner's mvcsngaror Wtlbert Stagenhorst wrote m the report, whtch Hamtlton County prosecutors filed Tuesday ' He sa1d he sttll can't help but feel lm 'other self' undoubtedly dtd tt " Wehrung, 53, now vtce prestdcnt of a suburban Cmcmnatt roofing company, has pleaded mnocent to a charge of seconddegree murder He tS awatttng tnal next year m Hanulron Counry Common Pleas Court H1s lawyers on Wednesday asked the court to tmpose sancttons on proo;;eunors for makmg the report pubhc, damung tt ts based on hearsay evtdence and would not be allowed mto tnal testimony "When he saw her, he softly wh1stled to her and she came walkmg towards h11n,11 Stagen- horst's report stated "He thought tt wa.' very posstble rh.tt she may have made some remark to hm1, and that he had htt her and knocked her down" Wehrung told pohce he then sp~tted another teen, Cratg Snuth, walkmg by, .tccordmg to the report The mvesttgator wrote that Wehrung wos " kneehng alongs1de the body, and the one tlung that he rc members and th:tt won 1cs him more than anyrhmg else tS that he <ould fed' Snutty's eyes 'burnmg' ~ntn Ius eyes •· Stagenhorst wrote Smtth later told pohce he sjw a teen-ager knedmg m the lot 111 Grcenlulls, a Cmcmnatt suburb, but could not tdenttfY that person Stagenhorst tS now dcod, os ore the ongmal pohce mvesttgators The mvesnganon was reopened tn 1~99 Rebholz was beoten to death wtth a ptcce of fence post, pohce satd Defense lawyers and prosecutors arc batrhng over wherhenhc case should be handled m juvemle courr or till' adult court Jf conVICted as an adult, Wehrung ~.:ou1d get 10 yeats to ltfe m pnson Wehrung could escape pumshmcnnfthe case IS handled mjuvemle Court because Ohto law does not allow the state to hold JUVemles .tfl:er they turn 21 Nursing-home nitrogen , tank was initially set aside BELLBROOK (AP) A smaller mErogen label partially nttrogen tank miStakenly covenng tt Both employees hooked up to a nursmg home's deny havmg seen the mtrogen oxygen systen1 was set as1de label, the department satd The department etted the earher by an employee because the fitttng looked dtfferent than nursmg hom e for fatlmg ro the fitttngs on oxygen tanks, keep the envuonment as free of the Ohto Department of acctdent hazards as posstble and Health satd Wednesday for fathng to gtve adequ~te Four restdents of the Car- safety trammg to employees rtage-by-the-Lake nursmg who work wtth the oxygen syshome m nearby Bellbrook dted tem The agency recommended after the nttrogen tank was that the home be fined connected to the system The SIO,OOO cause of thetr deaths renwns "ThtS was what we call a under mvestlgatlOn, but prelim- Jeopardy sttuatton," satd departmary autopsy results have not ment spokesman Randy ruled out the pomb1hry the Hertzer "There was an ImnlcreSidents were asphyxtated by dtate threat to the health ond mtrogen safety of the pattents" The department mvesttgated Hertzer satd the nursmg the nursmg home after 10 rest- home has I 0 cloys to sub nut a dents who were on oxygen plan of corrcctton were stncken Dec 7 Robert Gtll, a spokesman• for The department's report satd Sparks, Md - based Integrated a mamtenance worker who Health Servtces Inc whtch rook dehvery of the tanks on owns the nurstng home, &>ld Nov 29 set the mtrogen tank that the report IS betng aStde because the fittmg looked revtewed and that the numng dtfferenr home wtll respond to the Another mamtenance work- department wtthm 10 days He er at the home co nnected the satd he dtdn 'r know whether tank several days late r by the home would appeal the removmg a fittmg from an recommended fine empry oxygen tank and ustng 11 "We're also workmg tloscly as an adapter, the department wtth the other authonttes sa1d because we feel all the true Authorities sa1d the mtrogen facts have not been detertank had an oxygen label wtth a nuned," Gtll sa1d New Voinovich role alarms environmentalists WASHINGTON (AP) -Two senators have agreed to swap subcomnuttee chatrmanslups, alarmmg groups that would rather not see Oh10's George Votnovtch gam authonry to retool the Clean Atr Act W1th Senator Vomov1ch m that posmon, the Clean Atr Act wtll clearly he m Jeop.trdy,' Frank O'Donnell of Clean Au Trust satd Wednesday Vomovtcli wtll take O\Cr the Seni1te Env1ro111Hent .md PublH: ~ Works Conmutt~:e's Subcomnuttee on Clean Atr, Wetbnds, Pnvatc Property and Nuclear Safety, wh1ch J<; bemg <. L'dcd bv the 11101 e Sttl!Or Se11 James l11hofe R Okb lnhofc wtll assunll the gave l of till: TransportJtton :mel Intr 1\trut: tu re SubcummlttLL \\In ch lnd bu~ n run hy V01110\ Kh Ill PJ'N and 211011 Whtk Oluo s ~ovcrnor Vomovt ch aggresSively lobbtcd ag;umr plam to tJghtcn a1r stan41 dards u11der the Clean Air Act, the nauon's mau1 atr poilu non law He chshed wtth New Jersey Gov Chn!>tte Wh1tman - now con<tdcred !tkely to be Presidentelect Bmh's chotce to lead the Envnnlllllt ntal Protectton Agency Whttmatt wmted the federal governmcm to uKk down on poilunon hlm\ mg frnm the Mtdwest to Northeast s;ates ltke hers • Ear Iter tim year, Votnovtch was tt.tmeJ a clean atr vt!lam ' by O'Dollmlls gtnup for trymg to n:qune the gm ern meut to start conStdert llg the com to polluters of .my nc·w nr ~tm darct~ W11h th It htll he womcd to rrp thl' lun . . " out of tbe C le n1 A1r Act, ""! I' tul G lltl!tngs the health researchers and doctors to tell us when the atr tS dtrry, not econonusts and the1r models" Vomovtch's btU, whach dted w1th the end of the Senate sesston, would have reqmred the EPA to examtne costs against benefits when setttng ann-pollutiOn standards for coal-burmng power plants and other smokestack mdustnes Current law requtres the government to look only at health mks before acttng Envtronmental lobbytsts satd Alll Cl lL \11 ! litH..! A\\O t l.ltiOII VlCC pn:Sl(kllt <II 1!;0\-lll llllCilt :'l \ n:\atlOJl<; A~ lui Vo mov1c h 'i new ch;tlr 111111\Jllp, \VL ll l\Ot SU II.: Wh;tt It mc.uh !01 dl' ll1 Jlr ' l3tllmgs sa1d "lr s of g;n.: a concern We trust C OLUMBLS (AP) - A hr< damaged Northlmd I ltgh Schunl oil lust chy o f Wllltl.. r \ 1 r1111n Wc dnc~tby offiu:r.h qJd r he fnt hkdy 'it:tnt ll 'n flcc POt li1 tht \LJtdm~ trL 1 th tt \\ l'> I 1111 tl ll 1 m I t\ 1 1 1r. 1 ~ 1 t h 11l l,r:111H: tht hre de p 1rl tllt n t , ud 1 I t t ' 1 llr 1 l! 1 ' ~ 11n \tudcnl\ or It lthl r-.. If tht I tnld r1H j Jl.: ,.. \\I I lr 1 t'llt'ltt d Jhotr t ( ~=i 1 11 II t 1! 1 "' lj)flftJn ... ltnttW [h..: :-.dliJDI Lil \ li]( t c,rld "JJthhnd .. I 25S \tlldcnh' Ill I\ lll lll lo school J:m 4 - :t d I) ht..: r tit 111 ~tudt.: Jits .tt other ~chool) . 11askctb.t!l g>~nes sc hedule d tor Dec 22 and Dec :!i l11sc' hee11 moved to MallOn - FJaJJk!Jn 111d M1ffi1n h1gh schools, n. :-.pLl tlvcly ; GALLIPOLIS - Shannon Mane Rankm, 17, Galhpohs, d1ed Tuesday, Dec 19,2000 m St Mary's Hospital, Huntmgton, WVa Born March 27, 1983 tn Galhpohs, daughter of Mary Ann M ~ rtm Rankm of Galhpohs, and Vmton (Marcella) Rankin of B1dwell, she was a semor ar R1ver Valley H1gh School She was a member of the school's marchmg band, g1rl's volleyball team, PRIDE program, Key Club, National Honor Sonety, SADD, Beta Club and the Another Generation 4-H Club She attended Cheshtre BaptiSt Church Survtvmg m addtttOn to her mother and father are a mter, Stacy Rankm, paternal grandparents, Lloyd and Phyl!ts Ranktn of Cheshtre, aunts and uncles, and numerous couSins She was preceded tn death by her maternal grandparents, Clarence H Martut and France~ Howell Martm Serv1ces w1ll be 11 am Saturday m Grace Untted Methodtst Church, Galhpohs, With the Rev Marvm Sallee offiuattng Bun.tl w1ll be m Rtdgewood Cemeterh Wellston Frtcnds may ca ll at the Cremeens Funeral Chapel, Gall1pohs, from 5-8 p m today. and 2-.f p m Fnday The body will h~ m ~tate w tht~ churc h an hour prHJI tn ~u VIet's . . lnlit!u offln\\Crs,ml'nHHJal lOntnbuuon~ nny be m:-~de to RI\CI · V>lley Htgh School Band and Athlettc Progt.llll>, 111 ore of Rtsct Valle~ lltgh School. 1 ~28 Ltttlc K\ ge•r Ro.td, Chcshne Oluo ~'\(, 10 ~he Daily Reader Services General manager Ext 1101 Newt Ext 1102 or Ext 1106 Other services lrrl..,d:t\ I llllV Advertlotng Ext 1104 Circulation Ext 1103 .' Ads Claoslfled Ext Ill To send e-maal galtnbune@eurekanet com llll\i \ JO[lt lllg IIIV th,Jt 1 ( ub.m rdug~.-·t: ,as ~l:<..- Hl>ll~mg- 1100 By canter or motor route One weak $2 One month $8 70 One vear $104 Dally 50 cents Subscr bers not desrnng 10 pa v the cam er may rem•! n advance d1recllo The Oa1ly Sentmel Credrl will be g1ven earner each week No subscrrp\lotl oy marl permrned 1n areas where home earner serv1ce s ava11 able Mail subscription Inside Meigs Counly 13 Weeks 26 Weeks 52 Weeks $27 30 $53 82 $105 56 \11\\ hilL tllllSitiOll {( llll hi\ rvhLL Ill Va through 11 O()O Ill IS plo\\ lllg llSllllh.:S f1011l tpphLant~ CENTRAL DISPATCH 4 44 a 111 , Cherry R1dge F.tYc Schultz , U'lllene\S Memonal Hospttal, 7 31 a m . Lmcoln Ht!l, Wtllt 1111 Ramsey, rn:.ul.'d I 0 13 lie olth DcpartIHL'Ilt ConmL' Cutt~.:nll, HolzL r Medtc.tl Cmter 1 111 from PageA1 "We don't S\ant anybody to go wtthout ~unng thiS ttme of year ' Accord1ng to an esttmate gtven by Btggs, more than 35 mdtvtduals and a dozen fanubes have already taken advantage of the church's kmdness by recently acceptmg vanous food donations "Our food donattons hove been down a ltttle thts year, but we feel that enough 1tems have Favor from Page A1 and Gnflin asked for a court declaratiOn tequmng In terstate· to cove r the cbtnls Both the tnal court .md the appea ls court dcctded 111 the• lllSUler's favor, rulmg that undcr J pH:vJolls Supn:m~;: Court dt:uSIOil "publtc poh cv b.u red covL·rIg-e both for lllt\:"11t1011:1l tcts of <;;t,. xtnl mo!t·st:lt!Oil tnd lll gllgenLL thlt Lilllll'i SHLh atts,' Jl(O id S Thc Supre llll' dc:JI\u{ He ttlOrdmg to ( tllll t ll:\ 1\t:d ItS p11..'\10lls nthngWedn~..·scll\ lg ll LIllg \\ Hh thL' dJOteSL th It 11 tgh J!'l not ll1 ultultJOnll Itt gulU .md tlnt 111SUI111Lc LO\I..'rlg:e f01 nq;JtgLil(L LJ.HillS StL'I1lllllllg fiOill ~cxu1\ 1UU~L publtt ( ook pnltt} Justtcc De bollh \\rot~.: dot.:-. \to! !JOt ltl 111 the 11\:l.jotlf~ do~s not \\,lilt upm1on 'Soud) to n:: contidcnt rlut WL' em lundle most anv <;;Jtu;ttlOn that \\<..mid anst.: ' Btggs also mdtcatcd that free bread wtll be dasburscd on upcommg Mondays and Thursdays from noon unttl thetr supply IS exhausted for that day Anyone mterested tn obratmng a portton of the donated foods can contact Btggs at 992-6249, or stop bv the church to schedule an appOintment encourage or mdemmfy the molester but precludtng coverage for a negltgenr party would not further tlm gaol lo stead, precludmg covet age would nsk preventmg the vtctnn from obtaamng a fa1r and adcquarc recovery" as sought \\tthm Ohw bw Conk wrote Justtcc Evcl} n Lundb,·tp.Stratton dtssc.:ntu.l WI-nk I 1g:tcL \\ Jth the 1111jottt\ 's cur idU~JOn rhar tt 15 not 1g.unst publiL poill' tu allo\\ 1 pll)Oll to lll'>lllL' 1g.nnst. h1biltt\ tot t!Jc 11l'ghgllll l ILl!t~.:d [0 'iLXmok~tltWil I bdJL\L tlu:-. , ltould be tppltccl prosptttlHI\ nnh o;, ]a: \\ mtl I Thom1" Hdl Ul Ht.Oilll') u:p~~ ~l.'ntJng thl duH.nl 111d ( 11 1tlln "11d tht• 1 ul111~ \\ 1~ tmpot t 111t U,11 lwldtng hLl lmL U1\UlgL 1t gllllllltL:l:!'l lll"'lll lll u f\)f thO\l llLtJI>u.{ ~)f IJ 1\ 1J Ros-.. lt1 Htmlll\ tot lntu.,t lt~.: Lhd not renun CJ.lls s~.:ck tn g L(1llltl1C nt W..:dne" d l\ lll~lJgllJL.L POMEROY I 4(> p 111. Forest Run, Mtldrc•d l'at>om, l' lea>Ont Valkv llosp1tal TUPPERS PLAINS I (I I~ p m , Oluo 24B, motor \t.:htdl: ILll lk nt JaroJ M.1rcmko , St Jmtph Melltoll.t! Hmpnal bu"lllL~St:S E\ultuJtly . Tax • I 24 p 111 , Rocksptmb" Rehabtlttatton nter, Ethel Rtder, OMH, 3 15 p 111 , Ohm 124, asmted bv Rutl.md, Betty Schneeman HMC, 6 I 0 p m Elmwood Terrace, Luctlle Dtehl, HMC c, POMEROY Untts of the Metgs Emergency Servtcc answered e1ght calls for a'i'liStanct: on Wednesday Umts r<>ponded as follows 1( dillLilllt \nt:li!HC '> Suhtrlblll W~.:dnLsd 1\, poltltang to 1 1,\lllll 11 ~nopm 1\ llllLit· b) fnlllh,: l St'lltfl Pll'\llk nt St,mk\ A u.uwtf ThL· o;, tHL'\\Jde pwp~.:l(\ tlx plu1 \\1\o lepnlfLd Wulnt-.dl\ b\ !he (Ck \ clurd ) 1'11111 I )L rlct All\ thmgt.:~ \Hnild hc rhl~Ld Ill 111d thL ~tltL \\OtJ!d gtl 11\lltr.:l th;"Lt tundmg It}! "Ll lonl d1~n ll t" \\mild 1101 dwp duJmg th.H pt.: 11 lH.i \{Hl' \\Otl]L{ 1Lpltl t rhl tltJ longLr U'i\. t ilL bll~lllL~\ (lXL \ tntk d i \tJIL t I k1gln-. pL'lC~.:llt .2H lCLOUllt for property taxes collected 111 \\Jl\t~ I h\ to 0\Ho lfl)U "~.: mLllldn Cu\ 1hm.n 1101 lin: tsLLI I\ S( houls \\ l11 t h LOllc(t t I XL:~ of aJI Ul11o \\ould be shtl tcd The temomdn c.:omcs from real estJtc Congressional study critical of huge airline merger WASHINGTON (AP) -Tho proposed Umted Atrlmes-US Atrways merger would hkely be detnmental to far more of Amen ca's flymg publtc than tt would benefit, a congresstonal mvesttgatton rel<ased Wednesday concluded The Genera l Accounttng Office study also found the $4 3 btlhon deal, whtch would allm\ Umted, already the worlds largest carrtcr. to dw.trf by far tts next-l.trgest competitor would tou ch off othc.::r a1rlim: lllt'lgl:t~ Th,n h.1~ bc.:u1 .1 111.qor \\Oil) of both umgrt~stonll Llttlo md tt•dc!al rq;ul.Jto1 s "it all <..Oil~Idu­ U S market and rake Ill close to $9 b1lhon more 111 revenue than the next-largest earner, the 1cport co ndlldcd 'The merger of Untrcd and US Atrways as proposed, even w tth tho dtwsttture of select~d assets to the new DC A1r, would crl!atc: an a1rlme so brge and wlth dommancc 111 so many markets that, acco rdm g to auhne obsavers, H would spur further tndustry consohdauon '' SPRIIIG VAl lEHlti EMA 446 • 4524 Ql[Hl~IJI ' \ ' I <;T 1,!(j,.,,,.,,•,Po! 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Betty W1se of Mtddlcpmt, and Ruth Ann and Buck Dunlap ofGalltpo!ts, a s1ster Helem Downs of Ad nan, Mtch , five grandchtldren, 17 step-grandchtldrcn and 11umcrom great-grandchtldren, and meces and nephews Servtces wtll be I p m Saturday tn Ftrsl Bapt"t ChurLh c;alhpoIis, wnh Pastors Archtc Conn and Al"' Pollard offiCtattng Bmtal wtll be 111 Ohw Valley Mcmor') Gardens Frtends moy call at Wtl!ts l'unetal Home, Galhpohs, from 6-8 p m Frtdoy Memonal contrtbuttons can be made ro Fmt Bapust ( hmt h Bmldtng Fund, II 00 Fourth Ave. Galltpoh s, Oh10 4S611 di!'lll\!'l~lOll rmgul hnm 1 lt.~.: r~.:iltlOllS t') US -AfnL I poh l\ On WL dne sd" ll11sh nuunl bu~uh.'i"lll.lll Pwl (.) Nt•J\l ts Ius r!l':l\llf\ \Ullt ll \ C tlJfOIIlllll Ann VL n~.:~nm 1s tlu.: ht ~t \\ ont.lll SLLrctln ot Ag:r1 <. ulnue, Md hom Marion Truman Williams News Departments IOLEDO (AP) A rc\tOllrt llt owner who occmed the tlltyor uf \'~II dt!ll!! h1111 Ill Jnl\ fl\t l 1 th rtl CTIIlllllJ] t:O m phliJh 1g:11mt thc llll)OT "'!: Shannon M. Rankin 992 2156 Mayor hit with complaints from Pace A1 0 Nc-1ll, \\ ho~c: nmmnauon Bu!i.h \'<ldl-r.UI~lllg MASON. WV.t - Ch.u lotte M Lntttc·· lettks H<•. M '"'" d~e·d Wc•dnc·sdav DL'l 211 2000 111 R.c\ltoleb Me· mort tl Hosptt.t l (,kn D.tle, WVo Born Juh o, 1 <)1~ 111 Kc'\Sc'r, WVt tl.lllghtcr ot the l.n, lo\1 lltcl Mary Yonk(,·r, sh~ \\ .ts th(,' former m.tvor of M 1~nn She W.lS a me1nbcr of the C:hns u.m Bn.:thr(,'ll ( lunch 111 M 1son, Mason Scm or C'ltllt:'llS, Silver H.ur Lt'glsluun· md VFW Stl \\ 11 r' Johnson Pust 9926 ladtes Auxtltary She \\JS also preceded 111 death by two husb.mds Fr.Htk R. Roush md Darrell D Jenks, md two brothers uod fin ststers Surv1vmg are two sons and a daughrcr-m-l.nv, Frank l Rnu~h o f Sewrn, Md , .md Clu·srer M and Patttcta A Roush of G tlltpohs, .1 daughter, M.uy M Huck ofWheelmg, WVa .1 ststcr, lola StoutTet of Terra Alta, WVa, and mne gr.mdcluldren. 11 great-grandcht ldrcn and two great-great-grandchildren Serv1ces wtll be I p m Fnday Ill Foglesong Funeral Home , Mason, wtth the Rev James H Lewas offinattng Bunal wtll be 111 Adamsvtlle Cemetery, Mason Fnends may call at the funeral home ' on Fnday from I 0 a m unttl the ttme of the servtce Correction Polley Our ma1n concern m all stones ts 1o be accurate II you know of an error m a story call the newsroom at {740) Ul \ \{\ Bush mg a Wednesday garhenng of MASON, WVa - W1lham R Harm, 88, Corryton, Tenn, for- JewiSh , Clmsttan and Mushm leaders at wh1ch Bush promoted merly of Mason, dted Sunday, Dec 17, 2000 He was the son of the late James 5 and FranciS Ameha French Ius proposals for allowmg reltHarm, and was a rcured bookkeeper for the Ph1ltp Sporn Power gwus groups to get g:ovl'rnment money to provtde sc•rvtces to the Plant m New Haven,WVa. He was also a member of the Glad Ttdtnb'S Assembly of God tn poor Many of the parttctpants • Lake Charles . •La, a US Army veteran of World War II , and a ltfc \\ere bbck. notable m that nme out of 10 blacks aCross rhe counmember of the Amertcan Legwn Lodge :wo m Charleston, W.Va try voted for GtHl' He was also preceded tn death by htS wtfe. Pearl Irene Hart 1-lar" Not everybody here voted ns, and s1x brothers and ststcrs. tor me,' Bush satd, prompttng SurvJVmg are several met:es, nephews grcar-meces and giL·at.laughter from lm panel Lookmg nephews around the room, he JOked, ''I'm Servtces wtll be 10 am Thursday tn Crow-1-lussell Funeral hopmg to find nne n r two \\ hn Home, Pmnt Pleasant WV1 wtth the· Rev Ben Stevens offinattng dtd Frtt•nds may call at the fmwnl home on Fndav from 8-9 30 a 111 Bush rettcrated lm ·pledge to Gra,estdc servtces "tll be held .tt I 0 a m Fndav at K11 kland torm 1 Whm: How. t.: (Jffiu ul J'1emonal Gardens ncar l'omt Ple,l\.mt. WVo F.uth-B tsL·d Actton 111d the dnscd-doot SL'sswn turnu.l uuo 1 Charlotte M. •Lottie' Jenks LOCAL BRIEFS I llnn Evm' 1"' \L'lrt'tlr} ut ComIll~.: rc. l: The cmphJSt< was cleJrly on William R. Hanis ·. I· The Dally Sentinel • Page A 3 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio ..• ..,.• Fire damages high school " whether he was to hve or die" Regarding Green's case, Pfe~fer wrote "The tnal court clearly erred Ill not expliCitly asking Green, m an mqu1ry directed only to h1m, whether he had anything to say before he was sentenced n Pfe1fer wrote that the nght of allocutiOn "" much more than an cmpry ntual: It represents a defendant's last opporturuty to plead hiS ~ase or express remorse." Jumces Andrew Douglas and Ahce Rob1e Resntck agreed wtth upholding the convictions m both cases but d1sagreed that allocution nghts were vtolated m etther case Thursday, December 21, 2000 Ill :Ill OUI - Ol - (0t1 1{ St ttlllll lllr rltlt Dc.:pHllnuH , llH Ju ~tl\l h dl tngcd It 111 LOlli t The Untted - US C0111blll :l t10ll more th 111 21 \\OUJd I'LllllH Au\\ 'l s tO lllJOJ ~\I tilL SALE AT THE BOX OFFICE SAT & SUN MATINEES ALL SEATS $3 DO �• •..~P-•~g~•-A_2--·Th __•~Da~l~~~~~·~n~·d~n~t~I------------~-----------------------P-o_m_e_ro~y~,_M_Id_d_l~ep~o-rt~,_O~h~lo~--------------------------Th~u~r~•d~•~Y~·~O.C~e~m~bl~r~2~1~,~2000~ BUCKEYE BRIEFS Supreme Court throws out death sentences Kaskh plans cable 1V show WASHINGTON (AP) -John Kasich IS gomg from Congress to conunentator The r<:nnng House Budget Commmce Chmman from Westerville, . Ohio, lw found his uunal post-public semce ventur<: - a Fox New; Channel teleVISIOn show that will m for the first orne Sunday at 10 ' pm Kas~eh s:ud the 30-mmute " Heroes "'th John Kas1ch" will appear about once a month and have the same general themes as his book, "Coura~ IS Contag~ous" The book features onlinary people who do extr.lordinary thi0g1 to help others "Basically what we are domg IS showmg people that they can m fact make a b1g difference," K:ISich s;ud "I think the country IS desperately m need of heroes" Kas1ch, 48, has reprt'Senred centr.ll Ohio's 12th DIStrict smce 1983 and nude a bnef nm for the GOP pn.>s1dennal nonurutJOn last year He s been menooned as a posstble appomtee by Prc>s1dent-elect Bush to the Office of Mana!;Cment and Budget Bestdes his cable TV show, Kastch satd he IS to be a guest host for several Fox News Channel talk shows and nught do some pohocal analysts ''I'm onward and upward;' he satd " I believe that this IS the new ltfe I'm gomg to be m 01 Suspect falls through skylight BOWLING GREEN (AP) -A man was arrested after he allegedly clunbed on the roof of St Alovstus Church and tell through a sky' hght he had pned opm Joseph Taylor, 23. a Bowlutg Green State Umvemry student from Huron, was charged wtth burgl.ny and released on hiS own recogmzance followmg an arrJignment tn Bowlmg Green Mumupal Court , According to po!tce reports, the Rc\ Edward Schleter caUed po!tce ahout 5 40 am Tuesday alter heanng someone £1U through the roof over the church's rectory The mtrudcr then jumped out of a SL-condfloor bedroorn w1ndow Police satd T..1ylor, who w.Lo; covt:red m snow fl-om h1s leap from rhe wmdow, was arrests·d "lule walking away from the church Store owners face indicbnent CINCINNATl (AP)- Two stores and thetr owners were mdtcted Wednesday on charges of pandermg obscemry, the Hanulton Counry prosecutor saJd :: Ttp Top Mag;tzmes, owned by Joseph Neuhaus, and Elyse's Pass10n ;,wned by Elyse Metcalf, all were t]amed 111 three felony counts, Prosecutor Mtkc Nlcn satd Police and shenrl) depunes bought sexually cxpbctt vtdeos .It both stores, Nlen sa1d Each count carncs a po:i\Jbk Sl:ntence of ow.: )tar m J.U] and 3. fmc 'ofS2,500 for the owners. and a fine of$7,500 tor the stores Authorities drop accusation McARTHUR (AP) - Prosecutors mvcst1gatmg the death of a Kenyon CoUege srudent have diSnussed a charge of recctvtng stolen . property filed agamst a \\,otrun who bved m a trader where the stu' , dent's body and car were found Kathryn McKmght, 35, of Ray, was ordered released from Jatl followmg a he detector test,V111ton County ProsecutorTtmothy Glec>son satd Wednesday Her husband, Gregory McKmght, 24, remamed tn custody Authonttes found the body of Enuly Murray, 20, of Shaker Hetghts, a Cbcland suburb v.rapped tn a carpet atter stghtmg her car out<tde ;:-:!he Me Kmgho;' trailer Dec 'I Nettlter of the McKmghtl has been ! ·~harged m her de.lth ! Gregory McKmght and Murray worked at a ptzza mtaurant ncar i! :• Ken\ on 111 Cr:tmbtcr tbout RO mtles north of Ray Murray wa.s last seen •: Nov 3 after \\orkmg her la~t "hedulcd shtft at the Ptrate's Cove ••: Gleeson s.ud he diJn t know when charges would be filed m Mur:: ray" de.tth Invcsttg.ttoz; wc.·rc wa1tmg for results of laboratory analysts :• :of c:vtdcncc, he satd .; •. :: : Man enters plea to fraud >' :: CLEVELAND (Al') - A former grapbtc arost at Office Depot has ;: pleaded gut!ty to "'"1 ficllld C.>r ofTer mg a nvtl office-<ttpply cham ..; 111fnrmHIIHl on upLontmg promotions and sale pnces :•- US Attor11n E1111ll 'i\\n'm l satd AubrC) Ftsher, 2R, of Coconut 1 : ( n·ek Fb r·lc tdcd gudt\ tn t: tght co unt~ of mail fiaud\Vlthll'Sdtv :~ 1It \\tll be "t'lltl'mt:d atru :1 pre~emnKe tnvestJ.ganon ts completed : E.tl h count CJrncs .1 po ~stble fivc-yc1r pnson term : A federal grand jury mdKtcd Ftsltcr on 20 counts of wue fraud and "": sncn counts ot m.ul fr.1ud Ill Julv Hl' was :-~rrcsred m Septembu ~4 S"vec-ne) !\:ud F ,]H.: I usmg :tn a ha~ made- an unsohctt~d otT~r vta em:1J! to .m Pmplmll ot ( HhceM ax: Inc based m suburbJ.n Slnkct •, lluglm :.. lt\hu allq~uilv Pt!t ru lr o 111 tkc available product pnung mel dn:uh :: ~nr upco111tng prnn 11 1 t ~ ]'! nmu l bv Offic~.: Depot, whtch t'i bts~o:Ll\11 •• 1\.:It 1\ HL11 b I 1 • : \ ' FL HI! 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Knn srttd LH]JCeMax <.O!ltlctc.d :! .. - f l l \ t~r h •lll pt\ nH:nts betwu.:nj111 2 ~ mdJunc 1 : 1' ::1 ll) rt ~hlrrn!l"J'<I \!\tl(J lll l 1 ~hen a<.ttvmes Kern \:u d ··: ~\'wt.:enry sud F1"hu rl'1 '' h clnrged through .1 umnt ot mfornnnou w1th m.:ul lr nal 111 f'..T t'>S h .. huscm for \mul u \CtiVltV F1~hu LOt!ld not b..: tl 1( hLd for conmtent There w..:n; no phone mnnbrn lmed und<. r hts nlmt.: 111 Coconut Creek l )f fiu IJt.:pl}t \\ l\ Llllt '11 :; COLUMBUS (AP) -The Ohw Supreme Court threw out the death sentences of two convicted murderers, saymg the m~n were demed thetr nght to speak tn court before bemg sentenced In two separate 5-2 dectstons Wednesday, the court ordered new sentencmg heanngs for Nva Campbell Jr and Joseph Green, and returned the cases to tnal courts m Frankhn and Lucas counttes, respectiVely The Supreme Court dtd not overturn the mult1ple convtcttons agamst etther man, meamng both sttll could recetve the death penalty when they are re-sentenced Before sentencmg, JUdges are requtred to ask defense attorneys tf they wtsh to speak on behalf of thetr chents and to ask defendants dtrectly tf they want to make statements, Cluef Justtce Thomas Moyer and Justice Paul Pfetfer wrote m the maJonty optmons The court saJd both tnal JUdges "clearly erred" by not advtsmg Campbell and Green of thetr nghts to explam the1r cnme, apolog1ze or beg for mercy "The judge never heard Campbell personally appeal for hts hfe. Hts v1deotaped confesSion was not a substttute for a personal appeal to the judge" as the prosecutton had argued, Moyer wrote "When he confessed, Campbell was not speakmg to a trtbunal about to dec1de Prosecutors reveal coroner's report in 1963 slaying case· CINCINNATI (AP) - A man mdtcted thl\ year 111 the 1963 slaymg of his high school gtrlfrtend told pohce that h1s "other self" was rcspotmble for the kt!lmg, accordmg to a 1965 coroner's report filed tlus week m court Mtchael Wehrung admitted to pohce that he htt Patncta Ann Rebholz, knocked her to the ground and knelt bestdc her body the mght of Aug 8, 1963, accordmg to the report Both were 15 at the nme uHe feels certam m Ius mmd there ts a poSStbthty he dtd ktll Patncta Rebholz," coroner's mvcsngaror Wtlbert Stagenhorst wrote m the report, whtch Hamtlton County prosecutors filed Tuesday ' He sa1d he sttll can't help but feel lm 'other self' undoubtedly dtd tt " Wehrung, 53, now vtce prestdcnt of a suburban Cmcmnatt roofing company, has pleaded mnocent to a charge of seconddegree murder He tS awatttng tnal next year m Hanulron Counry Common Pleas Court H1s lawyers on Wednesday asked the court to tmpose sancttons on proo;;eunors for makmg the report pubhc, damung tt ts based on hearsay evtdence and would not be allowed mto tnal testimony "When he saw her, he softly wh1stled to her and she came walkmg towards h11n,11 Stagen- horst's report stated "He thought tt wa.' very posstble rh.tt she may have made some remark to hm1, and that he had htt her and knocked her down" Wehrung told pohce he then sp~tted another teen, Cratg Snuth, walkmg by, .tccordmg to the report The mvesttgator wrote that Wehrung wos " kneehng alongs1de the body, and the one tlung that he rc members and th:tt won 1cs him more than anyrhmg else tS that he <ould fed' Snutty's eyes 'burnmg' ~ntn Ius eyes •· Stagenhorst wrote Smtth later told pohce he sjw a teen-ager knedmg m the lot 111 Grcenlulls, a Cmcmnatt suburb, but could not tdenttfY that person Stagenhorst tS now dcod, os ore the ongmal pohce mvesttgators The mvesnganon was reopened tn 1~99 Rebholz was beoten to death wtth a ptcce of fence post, pohce satd Defense lawyers and prosecutors arc batrhng over wherhenhc case should be handled m juvemle courr or till' adult court Jf conVICted as an adult, Wehrung ~.:ou1d get 10 yeats to ltfe m pnson Wehrung could escape pumshmcnnfthe case IS handled mjuvemle Court because Ohto law does not allow the state to hold JUVemles .tfl:er they turn 21 Nursing-home nitrogen , tank was initially set aside BELLBROOK (AP) A smaller mErogen label partially nttrogen tank miStakenly covenng tt Both employees hooked up to a nursmg home's deny havmg seen the mtrogen oxygen systen1 was set as1de label, the department satd The department etted the earher by an employee because the fitttng looked dtfferent than nursmg hom e for fatlmg ro the fitttngs on oxygen tanks, keep the envuonment as free of the Ohto Department of acctdent hazards as posstble and Health satd Wednesday for fathng to gtve adequ~te Four restdents of the Car- safety trammg to employees rtage-by-the-Lake nursmg who work wtth the oxygen syshome m nearby Bellbrook dted tem The agency recommended after the nttrogen tank was that the home be fined connected to the system The SIO,OOO cause of thetr deaths renwns "ThtS was what we call a under mvestlgatlOn, but prelim- Jeopardy sttuatton," satd departmary autopsy results have not ment spokesman Randy ruled out the pomb1hry the Hertzer "There was an ImnlcreSidents were asphyxtated by dtate threat to the health ond mtrogen safety of the pattents" The department mvesttgated Hertzer satd the nursmg the nursmg home after 10 rest- home has I 0 cloys to sub nut a dents who were on oxygen plan of corrcctton were stncken Dec 7 Robert Gtll, a spokesman• for The department's report satd Sparks, Md - based Integrated a mamtenance worker who Health Servtces Inc whtch rook dehvery of the tanks on owns the nurstng home, &>ld Nov 29 set the mtrogen tank that the report IS betng aStde because the fittmg looked revtewed and that the numng dtfferenr home wtll respond to the Another mamtenance work- department wtthm 10 days He er at the home co nnected the satd he dtdn 'r know whether tank several days late r by the home would appeal the removmg a fittmg from an recommended fine empry oxygen tank and ustng 11 "We're also workmg tloscly as an adapter, the department wtth the other authonttes sa1d because we feel all the true Authorities sa1d the mtrogen facts have not been detertank had an oxygen label wtth a nuned," Gtll sa1d New Voinovich role alarms environmentalists WASHINGTON (AP) -Two senators have agreed to swap subcomnuttee chatrmanslups, alarmmg groups that would rather not see Oh10's George Votnovtch gam authonry to retool the Clean Atr Act W1th Senator Vomov1ch m that posmon, the Clean Atr Act wtll clearly he m Jeop.trdy,' Frank O'Donnell of Clean Au Trust satd Wednesday Vomovtcli wtll take O\Cr the Seni1te Env1ro111Hent .md PublH: ~ Works Conmutt~:e's Subcomnuttee on Clean Atr, Wetbnds, Pnvatc Property and Nuclear Safety, wh1ch J<; bemg <. L'dcd bv the 11101 e Sttl!Or Se11 James l11hofe R Okb lnhofc wtll assunll the gave l of till: TransportJtton :mel Intr 1\trut: tu re SubcummlttLL \\In ch lnd bu~ n run hy V01110\ Kh Ill PJ'N and 211011 Whtk Oluo s ~ovcrnor Vomovt ch aggresSively lobbtcd ag;umr plam to tJghtcn a1r stan41 dards u11der the Clean Air Act, the nauon's mau1 atr poilu non law He chshed wtth New Jersey Gov Chn!>tte Wh1tman - now con<tdcred !tkely to be Presidentelect Bmh's chotce to lead the Envnnlllllt ntal Protectton Agency Whttmatt wmted the federal governmcm to uKk down on poilunon hlm\ mg frnm the Mtdwest to Northeast s;ates ltke hers • Ear Iter tim year, Votnovtch was tt.tmeJ a clean atr vt!lam ' by O'Dollmlls gtnup for trymg to n:qune the gm ern meut to start conStdert llg the com to polluters of .my nc·w nr ~tm darct~ W11h th It htll he womcd to rrp thl' lun . . " out of tbe C le n1 A1r Act, ""! I' tul G lltl!tngs the health researchers and doctors to tell us when the atr tS dtrry, not econonusts and the1r models" Vomovtch's btU, whach dted w1th the end of the Senate sesston, would have reqmred the EPA to examtne costs against benefits when setttng ann-pollutiOn standards for coal-burmng power plants and other smokestack mdustnes Current law requtres the government to look only at health mks before acttng Envtronmental lobbytsts satd Alll Cl lL \11 ! litH..! A\\O t l.ltiOII VlCC pn:Sl(kllt <II 1!;0\-lll llllCilt :'l \ n:\atlOJl<; A~ lui Vo mov1c h 'i new ch;tlr 111111\Jllp, \VL ll l\Ot SU II.: Wh;tt It mc.uh !01 dl' ll1 Jlr ' l3tllmgs sa1d "lr s of g;n.: a concern We trust C OLUMBLS (AP) - A hr< damaged Northlmd I ltgh Schunl oil lust chy o f Wllltl.. r \ 1 r1111n Wc dnc~tby offiu:r.h qJd r he fnt hkdy 'it:tnt ll 'n flcc POt li1 tht \LJtdm~ trL 1 th tt \\ l'> I 1111 tl ll 1 m I t\ 1 1 1r. 1 ~ 1 t h 11l l,r:111H: tht hre de p 1rl tllt n t , ud 1 I t t ' 1 llr 1 l! 1 ' ~ 11n \tudcnl\ or It lthl r-.. If tht I tnld r1H j Jl.: ,.. \\I I lr 1 t'llt'ltt d Jhotr t ( ~=i 1 11 II t 1! 1 "' lj)flftJn ... ltnttW [h..: :-.dliJDI Lil \ li]( t c,rld "JJthhnd .. I 25S \tlldcnh' Ill I\ lll lll lo school J:m 4 - :t d I) ht..: r tit 111 ~tudt.: Jits .tt other ~chool) . 11askctb.t!l g>~nes sc hedule d tor Dec 22 and Dec :!i l11sc' hee11 moved to MallOn - FJaJJk!Jn 111d M1ffi1n h1gh schools, n. :-.pLl tlvcly ; GALLIPOLIS - Shannon Mane Rankm, 17, Galhpohs, d1ed Tuesday, Dec 19,2000 m St Mary's Hospital, Huntmgton, WVa Born March 27, 1983 tn Galhpohs, daughter of Mary Ann M ~ rtm Rankm of Galhpohs, and Vmton (Marcella) Rankin of B1dwell, she was a semor ar R1ver Valley H1gh School She was a member of the school's marchmg band, g1rl's volleyball team, PRIDE program, Key Club, National Honor Sonety, SADD, Beta Club and the Another Generation 4-H Club She attended Cheshtre BaptiSt Church Survtvmg m addtttOn to her mother and father are a mter, Stacy Rankm, paternal grandparents, Lloyd and Phyl!ts Ranktn of Cheshtre, aunts and uncles, and numerous couSins She was preceded tn death by her maternal grandparents, Clarence H Martut and France~ Howell Martm Serv1ces w1ll be 11 am Saturday m Grace Untted Methodtst Church, Galhpohs, With the Rev Marvm Sallee offiuattng Bun.tl w1ll be m Rtdgewood Cemeterh Wellston Frtcnds may ca ll at the Cremeens Funeral Chapel, Gall1pohs, from 5-8 p m today. and 2-.f p m Fnday The body will h~ m ~tate w tht~ churc h an hour prHJI tn ~u VIet's . . lnlit!u offln\\Crs,ml'nHHJal lOntnbuuon~ nny be m:-~de to RI\CI · V>lley Htgh School Band and Athlettc Progt.llll>, 111 ore of Rtsct Valle~ lltgh School. 1 ~28 Ltttlc K\ ge•r Ro.td, Chcshne Oluo ~'\(, 10 ~he Daily Reader Services General manager Ext 1101 Newt Ext 1102 or Ext 1106 Other services lrrl..,d:t\ I llllV Advertlotng Ext 1104 Circulation Ext 1103 .' Ads Claoslfled Ext Ill To send e-maal galtnbune@eurekanet com llll\i \ JO[lt lllg IIIV th,Jt 1 ( ub.m rdug~.-·t: ,as ~l:<..- Hl>ll~mg- 1100 By canter or motor route One weak $2 One month $8 70 One vear $104 Dally 50 cents Subscr bers not desrnng 10 pa v the cam er may rem•! n advance d1recllo The Oa1ly Sentmel Credrl will be g1ven earner each week No subscrrp\lotl oy marl permrned 1n areas where home earner serv1ce s ava11 able Mail subscription Inside Meigs Counly 13 Weeks 26 Weeks 52 Weeks $27 30 $53 82 $105 56 \11\\ hilL tllllSitiOll {( llll hi\ rvhLL Ill Va through 11 O()O Ill IS plo\\ lllg llSllllh.:S f1011l tpphLant~ CENTRAL DISPATCH 4 44 a 111 , Cherry R1dge F.tYc Schultz , U'lllene\S Memonal Hospttal, 7 31 a m . Lmcoln Ht!l, Wtllt 1111 Ramsey, rn:.ul.'d I 0 13 lie olth DcpartIHL'Ilt ConmL' Cutt~.:nll, HolzL r Medtc.tl Cmter 1 111 from PageA1 "We don't S\ant anybody to go wtthout ~unng thiS ttme of year ' Accord1ng to an esttmate gtven by Btggs, more than 35 mdtvtduals and a dozen fanubes have already taken advantage of the church's kmdness by recently acceptmg vanous food donations "Our food donattons hove been down a ltttle thts year, but we feel that enough 1tems have Favor from Page A1 and Gnflin asked for a court declaratiOn tequmng In terstate· to cove r the cbtnls Both the tnal court .md the appea ls court dcctded 111 the• lllSUler's favor, rulmg that undcr J pH:vJolls Supn:m~;: Court dt:uSIOil "publtc poh cv b.u red covL·rIg-e both for lllt\:"11t1011:1l tcts of <;;t,. xtnl mo!t·st:lt!Oil tnd lll gllgenLL thlt Lilllll'i SHLh atts,' Jl(O id S Thc Supre llll' dc:JI\u{ He ttlOrdmg to ( tllll t ll:\ 1\t:d ItS p11..'\10lls nthngWedn~..·scll\ lg ll LIllg \\ Hh thL' dJOteSL th It 11 tgh J!'l not ll1 ultultJOnll Itt gulU .md tlnt 111SUI111Lc LO\I..'rlg:e f01 nq;JtgLil(L LJ.HillS StL'I1lllllllg fiOill ~cxu1\ 1UU~L publtt ( ook pnltt} Justtcc De bollh \\rot~.: dot.:-. \to! !JOt ltl 111 the 11\:l.jotlf~ do~s not \\,lilt upm1on 'Soud) to n:: contidcnt rlut WL' em lundle most anv <;;Jtu;ttlOn that \\<..mid anst.: ' Btggs also mdtcatcd that free bread wtll be dasburscd on upcommg Mondays and Thursdays from noon unttl thetr supply IS exhausted for that day Anyone mterested tn obratmng a portton of the donated foods can contact Btggs at 992-6249, or stop bv the church to schedule an appOintment encourage or mdemmfy the molester but precludtng coverage for a negltgenr party would not further tlm gaol lo stead, precludmg covet age would nsk preventmg the vtctnn from obtaamng a fa1r and adcquarc recovery" as sought \\tthm Ohw bw Conk wrote Justtcc Evcl} n Lundb,·tp.Stratton dtssc.:ntu.l WI-nk I 1g:tcL \\ Jth the 1111jottt\ 's cur idU~JOn rhar tt 15 not 1g.unst publiL poill' tu allo\\ 1 pll)Oll to lll'>lllL' 1g.nnst. h1biltt\ tot t!Jc 11l'ghgllll l ILl!t~.:d [0 'iLXmok~tltWil I bdJL\L tlu:-. , ltould be tppltccl prosptttlHI\ nnh o;, ]a: \\ mtl I Thom1" Hdl Ul Ht.Oilll') u:p~~ ~l.'ntJng thl duH.nl 111d ( 11 1tlln "11d tht• 1 ul111~ \\ 1~ tmpot t 111t U,11 lwldtng hLl lmL U1\UlgL 1t gllllllltL:l:!'l lll"'lll lll u f\)f thO\l llLtJI>u.{ ~)f IJ 1\ 1J Ros-.. lt1 Htmlll\ tot lntu.,t lt~.: Lhd not renun CJ.lls s~.:ck tn g L(1llltl1C nt W..:dne" d l\ lll~lJgllJL.L POMEROY I 4(> p 111. Forest Run, Mtldrc•d l'at>om, l' lea>Ont Valkv llosp1tal TUPPERS PLAINS I (I I~ p m , Oluo 24B, motor \t.:htdl: ILll lk nt JaroJ M.1rcmko , St Jmtph Melltoll.t! Hmpnal bu"lllL~St:S E\ultuJtly . Tax • I 24 p 111 , Rocksptmb" Rehabtlttatton nter, Ethel Rtder, OMH, 3 15 p 111 , Ohm 124, asmted bv Rutl.md, Betty Schneeman HMC, 6 I 0 p m Elmwood Terrace, Luctlle Dtehl, HMC c, POMEROY Untts of the Metgs Emergency Servtcc answered e1ght calls for a'i'liStanct: on Wednesday Umts r<>ponded as follows 1( dillLilllt \nt:li!HC '> Suhtrlblll W~.:dnLsd 1\, poltltang to 1 1,\lllll 11 ~nopm 1\ llllLit· b) fnlllh,: l St'lltfl Pll'\llk nt St,mk\ A u.uwtf ThL· o;, tHL'\\Jde pwp~.:l(\ tlx plu1 \\1\o lepnlfLd Wulnt-.dl\ b\ !he (Ck \ clurd ) 1'11111 I )L rlct All\ thmgt.:~ \Hnild hc rhl~Ld Ill 111d thL ~tltL \\OtJ!d gtl 11\lltr.:l th;"Lt tundmg It}! "Ll lonl d1~n ll t" \\mild 1101 dwp duJmg th.H pt.: 11 lH.i \{Hl' \\Otl]L{ 1Lpltl t rhl tltJ longLr U'i\. t ilL bll~lllL~\ (lXL \ tntk d i \tJIL t I k1gln-. pL'lC~.:llt .2H lCLOUllt for property taxes collected 111 \\Jl\t~ I h\ to 0\Ho lfl)U "~.: mLllldn Cu\ 1hm.n 1101 lin: tsLLI I\ S( houls \\ l11 t h LOllc(t t I XL:~ of aJI Ul11o \\ould be shtl tcd The temomdn c.:omcs from real estJtc Congressional study critical of huge airline merger WASHINGTON (AP) -Tho proposed Umted Atrlmes-US Atrways merger would hkely be detnmental to far more of Amen ca's flymg publtc than tt would benefit, a congresstonal mvesttgatton rel<ased Wednesday concluded The Genera l Accounttng Office study also found the $4 3 btlhon deal, whtch would allm\ Umted, already the worlds largest carrtcr. to dw.trf by far tts next-l.trgest competitor would tou ch off othc.::r a1rlim: lllt'lgl:t~ Th,n h.1~ bc.:u1 .1 111.qor \\Oil) of both umgrt~stonll Llttlo md tt•dc!al rq;ul.Jto1 s "it all <..Oil~Idu­ U S market and rake Ill close to $9 b1lhon more 111 revenue than the next-largest earner, the 1cport co ndlldcd 'The merger of Untrcd and US Atrways as proposed, even w tth tho dtwsttture of select~d assets to the new DC A1r, would crl!atc: an a1rlme so brge and wlth dommancc 111 so many markets that, acco rdm g to auhne obsavers, H would spur further tndustry consohdauon '' SPRIIIG VAl lEHlti EMA 446 • 4524 Ql[Hl~IJI ' \ ' I <;T 1,!(j,.,,,.,,•,Po! 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Betty W1se of Mtddlcpmt, and Ruth Ann and Buck Dunlap ofGalltpo!ts, a s1ster Helem Downs of Ad nan, Mtch , five grandchtldren, 17 step-grandchtldrcn and 11umcrom great-grandchtldren, and meces and nephews Servtces wtll be I p m Saturday tn Ftrsl Bapt"t ChurLh c;alhpoIis, wnh Pastors Archtc Conn and Al"' Pollard offiCtattng Bmtal wtll be 111 Ohw Valley Mcmor') Gardens Frtends moy call at Wtl!ts l'unetal Home, Galhpohs, from 6-8 p m Frtdoy Memonal contrtbuttons can be made ro Fmt Bapust ( hmt h Bmldtng Fund, II 00 Fourth Ave. Galltpoh s, Oh10 4S611 di!'lll\!'l~lOll rmgul hnm 1 lt.~.: r~.:iltlOllS t') US -AfnL I poh l\ On WL dne sd" ll11sh nuunl bu~uh.'i"lll.lll Pwl (.) Nt•J\l ts Ius r!l':l\llf\ \Ullt ll \ C tlJfOIIlllll Ann VL n~.:~nm 1s tlu.: ht ~t \\ ont.lll SLLrctln ot Ag:r1 <. ulnue, Md hom Marion Truman Williams News Departments IOLEDO (AP) A rc\tOllrt llt owner who occmed the tlltyor uf \'~II dt!ll!! h1111 Ill Jnl\ fl\t l 1 th rtl CTIIlllllJ] t:O m phliJh 1g:11mt thc llll)OT "'!: Shannon M. Rankin 992 2156 Mayor hit with complaints from Pace A1 0 Nc-1ll, \\ ho~c: nmmnauon Bu!i.h \'<ldl-r.UI~lllg MASON. WV.t - Ch.u lotte M Lntttc·· lettks H<•. M '"'" d~e·d Wc•dnc·sdav DL'l 211 2000 111 R.c\ltoleb Me· mort tl Hosptt.t l (,kn D.tle, WVo Born Juh o, 1 <)1~ 111 Kc'\Sc'r, WVt tl.lllghtcr ot the l.n, lo\1 lltcl Mary Yonk(,·r, sh~ \\ .ts th(,' former m.tvor of M 1~nn She W.lS a me1nbcr of the C:hns u.m Bn.:thr(,'ll ( lunch 111 M 1son, Mason Scm or C'ltllt:'llS, Silver H.ur Lt'glsluun· md VFW Stl \\ 11 r' Johnson Pust 9926 ladtes Auxtltary She \\JS also preceded 111 death by two husb.mds Fr.Htk R. Roush md Darrell D Jenks, md two brothers uod fin ststers Surv1vmg are two sons and a daughrcr-m-l.nv, Frank l Rnu~h o f Sewrn, Md , .md Clu·srer M and Patttcta A Roush of G tlltpohs, .1 daughter, M.uy M Huck ofWheelmg, WVa .1 ststcr, lola StoutTet of Terra Alta, WVa, and mne gr.mdcluldren. 11 great-grandcht ldrcn and two great-great-grandchildren Serv1ces wtll be I p m Fnday Ill Foglesong Funeral Home , Mason, wtth the Rev James H Lewas offinattng Bunal wtll be 111 Adamsvtlle Cemetery, Mason Fnends may call at the funeral home ' on Fnday from I 0 a m unttl the ttme of the servtce Correction Polley Our ma1n concern m all stones ts 1o be accurate II you know of an error m a story call the newsroom at {740) Ul \ \{\ Bush mg a Wednesday garhenng of MASON, WVa - W1lham R Harm, 88, Corryton, Tenn, for- JewiSh , Clmsttan and Mushm leaders at wh1ch Bush promoted merly of Mason, dted Sunday, Dec 17, 2000 He was the son of the late James 5 and FranciS Ameha French Ius proposals for allowmg reltHarm, and was a rcured bookkeeper for the Ph1ltp Sporn Power gwus groups to get g:ovl'rnment money to provtde sc•rvtces to the Plant m New Haven,WVa. He was also a member of the Glad Ttdtnb'S Assembly of God tn poor Many of the parttctpants • Lake Charles . •La, a US Army veteran of World War II , and a ltfc \\ere bbck. notable m that nme out of 10 blacks aCross rhe counmember of the Amertcan Legwn Lodge :wo m Charleston, W.Va try voted for GtHl' He was also preceded tn death by htS wtfe. Pearl Irene Hart 1-lar" Not everybody here voted ns, and s1x brothers and ststcrs. tor me,' Bush satd, prompttng SurvJVmg are several met:es, nephews grcar-meces and giL·at.laughter from lm panel Lookmg nephews around the room, he JOked, ''I'm Servtces wtll be 10 am Thursday tn Crow-1-lussell Funeral hopmg to find nne n r two \\ hn Home, Pmnt Pleasant WV1 wtth the· Rev Ben Stevens offinattng dtd Frtt•nds may call at the fmwnl home on Fndav from 8-9 30 a 111 Bush rettcrated lm ·pledge to Gra,estdc servtces "tll be held .tt I 0 a m Fndav at K11 kland torm 1 Whm: How. t.: (Jffiu ul J'1emonal Gardens ncar l'omt Ple,l\.mt. WVo F.uth-B tsL·d Actton 111d the dnscd-doot SL'sswn turnu.l uuo 1 Charlotte M. •Lottie' Jenks LOCAL BRIEFS I llnn Evm' 1"' \L'lrt'tlr} ut ComIll~.: rc. l: The cmphJSt< was cleJrly on William R. Hanis ·. I· The Dally Sentinel • Page A 3 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio ..• ..,.• Fire damages high school " whether he was to hve or die" Regarding Green's case, Pfe~fer wrote "The tnal court clearly erred Ill not expliCitly asking Green, m an mqu1ry directed only to h1m, whether he had anything to say before he was sentenced n Pfe1fer wrote that the nght of allocutiOn "" much more than an cmpry ntual: It represents a defendant's last opporturuty to plead hiS ~ase or express remorse." Jumces Andrew Douglas and Ahce Rob1e Resntck agreed wtth upholding the convictions m both cases but d1sagreed that allocution nghts were vtolated m etther case Thursday, December 21, 2000 Ill :Ill OUI - Ol - (0t1 1{ St ttlllll lllr rltlt Dc.:pHllnuH , llH Ju ~tl\l h dl tngcd It 111 LOlli t The Untted - US C0111blll :l t10ll more th 111 21 \\OUJd I'LllllH Au\\ 'l s tO lllJOJ ~\I tilL SALE AT THE BOX OFFICE SAT & SUN MATINEES ALL SEATS $3 DO �••• •• -:-~-he_n_a_n_y_s_en_t_in_ei_ _ _ _ _ ____!==~:....Jy \ ~~ 0. ~E~T cf PageA4 The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Charles W. Govay Publlaher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager DEAR ABBY: I would Lke to share Jn experience that proves the truth of two facts : I. Don't judge a book by its rover. 2. Young people are great human bei ngs . Driving home from the hospital after undergoing several cardiovascular tests , I 'found myself on the freeway in the midd le of rush hour.The traffic was terrible . A car in the next lane began honking its horn.llooked over and saw three young women pointing at me. They yelled that my right rear tire was flat . I was a bit mspicious bl!Giuse the girls were wearing carrjngs in all sorts of~ where one do~sn't normally \Vear th t· m, :md one girl had bleached "spiked " hair. ·n,ey appeared ra.ther un savorv. With so me a.pprchcnsion.l .movcd to t h~, right lane' and exited the freeway. i' h~ young \\'OlllL'n follmn•d me to .1 H\:.Hby g:as station . ()nn.• I s,H\ ' !ll\' tire '\·'~ indt·ed flat . I knew I needed l~dp. I EXPLAIN IT TO ME .6GAIN ••• J.OV DID W£ G£T 10 1J.IIG PaNT? 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 740-992·2156 • Fax: 992·2157 R. Shawn Lewis Managing Editor Larry Boyer Advertl1lng Director Diane Kay Hill Controller NATIONAL VIEWS Divided rii:lt:: of president-elect under more ausp icious circumsranceo;; _ •: The Santa Fe (N.M.) New Mexican, 011 sahm~ir~g bipnrrisnllsi!IP ill the wake 4 a divisive preside11tia/ rare: "The Perils of Pauline" a~Jd "The Adventures 9f Hairbreadth Harry" of silent- fi lm days were n~thmg compared wrth the election of the first U.S. president of the 2!st ce ntury.. . · : After a harrowing ride through the. courts. either (Texas Gov. George W. ) Bush or (Vice President AI) Gore will emerge as president-elect. ; (The) election, tn which Americans showed so little enthusiasm fc\r either candidate, also produced the nation 's first 50-50 Senate. arjd a House of Representatives in which the Republicans have a niere five - member majority. : Our next chief exec utive, then, wrll preside - to the extent he c;in - over a nation whose deep susp icio n of politics, politi cians a1jd politi cal parties never has been clearer. 1 • David L. Bore_n, tO_rmer senator, former governor and now prestd~nt of the Umverstty of Oklahoma, urges the new president to . openly dtsclatm any partisan mandate . Then, suggests -Bore n m a Washmgton Post commentary. the preside nt should set up a formal process ofh1parnsan consu1tation. Boren envisions minicabinets th at include ranking congressional Republicans and Democrats as well as cabinet sec retaries themselves .... " If th e next president rejects this path and decides to follow the usual course in selecting a cabinet and in presenting a partisan age Ill da to Congress, t~ere will be tragic results. The credibility and eve n the legrtm1acy ot the presidency will further er(>de." Boren is right. As we noted soon after the election, no one has a mandate for change nor is there great need for change; the anomalies of the presidential election in florida - and , to a lesssignificant extent, in New Mexico - come at a time of relative peace and unprecedented prosperity. In oth er years, presidents elected by Small m:tjorities have re.rched out for conse nsus- and across party _lines - in filling cab in et pos itions .... Those would be excellent precede nts for the president-dec! to follow. Never has our nati o n been so evenly dividc:-d - d llll never has a btparti~.m approac h been more vital to our nation 's futurt.: . TODAY IN HISTORY tive dement radium. In 191 .\ the first crossword puzzle was publishe d , m sh e Ne·w Yo rk World . . _In 1'J45, Gen. George S. Patton died in H eidelberg, Cerrm ny, of lnJUnes from a car accident . In 1948, th \' state of Eire (fo rmerly the Irish Free State) declared tts independence. • In 195H, Charles d e Gaulle was elected to a seven-year te rm ·" the first president of th e Fifth Republi c of France. In 196H, Apollo VIII was launch ed o n a mission to orhJt the 1110011' In 197 1, th e U.N. Security Council chose Kurt Waldhe11n to succeed U Thant as secretary-general. In 1976, the liberian - registered tanker Argo M erchant r.111 aground nea r N antu cket Island , spilling milli o ns of gal lom of orl into the North Atlantic. · ·. In 19il8 , 270 peop le were k ill ed w hen a terromt bomb explod- . ed aboard a Pam Am Boe in g 747 over Lockerbie. Scotl.ll!d, se nd mg w rec kage crash ing to th e ground . . · . In I'Jl)l, 11 of the 12 former Soviet rcpuhlt c; pmcl.!lillcd the· bmh of th e Commo nwealth of Ind ependent States. Ten ye-an ago: ilritis h Prim e Mini ster J o hn M ajor m et with PrL·~­ td ent llmh ,tt Ca mp D.>Vid, Md .: .t ftcTV<.t rd, tlw two k.ldc·r, expressed their unjty on the Pero:;. I:IIJ Culf cn'i'. In lr.1q. h·ulldr\·d, o( tho usands of Jraqi 'i 'participated 111 ,IJl CVrlCU,ltJOll cdrtJ J to tL'\I \\,lr readin ess. Five yea n ago: The HolPie apprm.:L·d "wt.:eping \Vt.: l(m..: n. ·t\,rn.l . th.ll President Clin ton said he would veto. • ADVICE looked around for a p, ay phone, b ti t cou ldn 't find onl'. The three youn g women c hc c k~,.• d my tin! J IH.I dc:tL'Tmined th :1t thcrl' \Vl' l'l' no obvmm hole ~ or pun ctures. They refilled it with .1 ir, tcstt:d it, .1nd .1ssured me tt \\'ould probabl y be OK until I cou ld get tp rhe dc:Jicrsh tp \VhL'l'L' the rirt..' lud. been purch as ed . Tbn.n1 g-hout t hl· t.~ ntirL' SCl' ll .l rin, thl·y were fri endly, collrtl'Oll~ and l'Xtrt'llll'ly SOCIETY NEWS Vote as delegates '· moti\',ltC d to SliCCCCd .md CO ill"CTlll'll ,! bout thL'Jr ru tun.·. AllVOlll' who i'i tL' 11.1ptL'd to put th t..· m do~nl ,ls .1 gnn1p ,J 10u ld l'L'.1d rilL· h)ll owin g quote , .utribLJted to Sot r.JI L'"· from rh c fifth ' Cl' lltury B.C. It :-. h o\\'~ th.lt (o mpl.1iniu g about rlw yo ull gcr ~l'llL'Lltton h tiorh1ng 11 1.' \\' : " ( )ur ynut h !IU\\' lu\·~.,.· luxury. T ht·y NELSONVILLE - A tllllll ber of lo c:~l . stJ!i.lcnt~ ,\IT TVhy the Supreme Court ruled the way it did BY DONALD UMBRO WASHINGTON As Presrdent-ellct George W. Bush tac kles the task of healing a drVJded country, it is worth paying a bit more .lttenrion to \vhar mmr of the Supreme Court justices agreed about than what th ey disagreed :1bour whe11 they ruled 111 his f.wor. "The recount mechanisms it11plemented in response to the decisions of the Florida Supreme Court do not satisfY the minimum requirement for non-arbitrary treatment of voters, necessary to sen1re the fUndamental right." The Florida co urt set no consistent statewide standard to count the votes, knowin~ full well that some counties co unted ballots that merely had a dent in them that in many cases was barely visible .to the human eye. (One vut. ing machine expert testified in state Circuit Court that a voter tould leave a dent on his ballot simply by touching the card with the stylus as he decided whom to vote for, or whether to vote at all.) Seven members of the court had real problems with the lack of standard< in the co urtordered reoount, and the opinion by the majorIty reflected their concerns. "Having once granted the right to vote on equal terms, the state may not, by later arbitrary and disparate treatment, value one person's vote over that of another," the court said. And let there be no doubt about it, they added. The absence of consistent hand-counting standards "here has led to unequal evaluanon of ballo.ts in various respects ... . the standards for accepting or rejecting contested ballots might vary not only from county to county but indeed within a single county from one U ndoubte'dly, hJStomns will dwell .on the high court's narrowly divided 5-4 decision to overturn the Flonda Supreme Court's order for the partial remunt tim AI Gore sought . But it is equally true, .md in man y w,1ys more important, rh.tt 5even of rhc nine federal justices agreed that there were, in th e ir words, serious "constituti o nal problems" in that \tJtc\ recount order which reqlllred a rl.-·mcdy. When you u n get as many as seven U.S. Supreme Court justices tb agree on a cr.itical find ing of fitct in o ne of the most deeply divi sive presidenti ;:tl el ectio t~ disputes in o ur history, you have achieved something very close to a Clmsensus that should help to heal the cou ntry. Or at least as close to a comensus on th e divided court as you can get in a ca"ie of this nature. Unfortun ately. C hief Justice Rehnquist could not hold that 7-2 majority in crafting a WJY o ut of the ck:ctoral o;wamp into which Gore's lawyers haJ kd the country. . "Th e only disagreement (among the seven) · 11 as to the remedy,'' rhe court said sadly in its historic 5- 4 m:tjority opinion, which ruled that recount tea111 to another." th e state\ srandardless recount violated the For example, a monitor in Miami- Dade United Swes Con.s titution 's b'<tarantee• of equal County testified at the trial that "he observed protection under the law. . that three members of the county canvassing Speuti cally, here's what seven jllltices board applied different standards in defining a minu '; Jus t icc~ C1nsburg and Stevens- were in legal vote." ti.r ll agreement on:Th ,t~ the 1t.1rrow 4-3 Florida The call for recounts focused on so-called rt:coullt ruling \Va" dct;:pl y flawed because it "undervotes," votes that were so unclear that g.wt· f1r man: weight to a n.:b tiv!.;']y small num- the m achine could not read them , or ballots ber of b.rllots that were at hest ambiguous than fi:o.m people who did not vote at all. But what 1! thd co the va:,t lll~~ority of votes that were about overvotes? They were not bemg counted . un.1mbiguou., and , according to two statewide "This is not a trivial concern," the court said. m;1chinc cou nt~;, !ud dt•cttxt Bmh . · There were an estimated 110,000 overvotes i11 Herl' '~ how the ·supn.· me Cm.1rt described Florida. th1.· problem H bo..'d in sorting through this "As a result, the citizen whose ballot was not lllt.'S": read by a machine because he failed to vote fur Perhaps all of this could be fixed if the lower : court could set standards that would treat all. '' voters equally under the law. But the Dec. 1) :' deadline set in federal law mandates that any · disputes mmt be settled by that date to be immune from any congressional challenge - , the "safe harbor" that the Florida Supreme · Court wanted to reach . Because any standar\fless recount that tried· to meet the deadline wo.u ld be unconstitutional, the high court had no other choice but to overturn the Florida ruling. · The court had other heavy reasons for its ruling. The four Florida judges had wrongly stepped in to change the state's election law, setting a new state deadline, then throwing out all deadlines, counting some votes but not counting other votes, selecting which counties could be counted and which could not. But these are powers given solely to the state legislature under Article II of the U.S. Constitution, not to the COUrtS. History will record that a narrowly divided court (with only Relmquist, O'Connor, Scalia, Kennedy and Thomas in the majority) decided the 2(100 presidential election. But in any fair 'reading of what the c.o urt found, it is ihe seven' justices who saw "constitutional problems" in Gore's reco unt scheme who should get the most attention. And what they said was that if you co nduct a recount, you must apply a stand.ml that judges all the votes in the same way. (Do11ald Lunbro is .filliflg i11 for Morton Konrlmtkc.) · No victory or difeat, it's merely an armistice , WAS III N(;TON - Th e 211110 pre sidenti al ckct iOll cn,kd less ltke World W;tr II than W~rld W.1 r I. It de ltvererl neitl1er victory nor c_lt·ll' ~lt , bur merl'iy an arm i'l ti ce. Th e Senate ,; di vided 50-5!1, t he House :!22-21J. Thl· presiden cy. beca use 1t can 't b e di vi ded, h.l'i go ne to (;eorgc W. B:ush, 'whose ~ hc~re oft he country\ vorl' w.Ls ~ma iler by sevLT.d hundred rhom.md th.w hi-:. ri va l\. Just ·'' in World War I, the battl e o f 2000 w~1~ conclu ded not \Vith thl' well - earned victor! of 011~ \I de over the other, but th e int er\\'nt ion nt~ .111 ou t,i J c ti:)r(L' . ln PJ17 , that fo rce \\.Is thl' Lmding of thl' U.S. Army in Europe. In 2111111. 11 "'"'the :Jnton of the U.S. Supreme (·~m lrt. T he d.IrJgL· r ~ rh at (;let.: ou r country in the Jllo iHh ~ .l hc,td arl·· the 'idllll' 'rhat .'italked th e \\e·stnn world in the po,t- World W.rr I years : .1 ll.lkt.:d triu111phali'illl on thL' part of the ViCtor~: .1 hmcr thlr"it for Tevengc. on th e part of thl· lo'ien. Both l' rcside·nt-L'lcll ( ;l'orge W. \lush and i.JJllt'-duck Viet Pre'iic.kn t AI Core cild their bc't.l.ht \VL'l'k tn mndcr.HL' thl·~c impu lse-;. (.or~·. dchn,·nng· tlw ~ rL', If l'\t American pul111c.d 'ipe~·t h 111 ~l".ll""-, bowed both to Bush'~ ) - 4 v1ctnry in the )uprt'llle Cou rt anJ tht: . l{qHJhllr.tn c 111did.1te".. rL'o.;lllting 27 1-267 victtJI \ 111 rlll' l'iel'tor.J] co ll q.!e. . "Neither~~ nor I anticipated this lon g and dtflicult road , the Democrat said of the five week post-election battle over Florida's 25 electoral votes .."Now it has ended, resolved, as 11 must be resolved, through .the honored mstJtutTons of our: democracy." Bush responded in kind. Introduced on national tel evision by the Democratic speaker of the Texas legislatu re, he stressed the need fo r "bi-partisan co operation" in the coming Congress. . " Together, guided by a spirit of common sense, common courtesy and common goals, we em unite and inspire the Am~ri ca n citizens." Bush 's remarks were well received by the Democratic lead er of the U.S. House, Rep. Dtck Gephardt of Missouri , himself a past preSJdenttal candidate. The man from Missouri ticked olf much the sam e workshe et of 200 I legislative goals as the preside nt- elect from Texas: better publi c sc hools, prescription drugs for seniors, HMO refo rm. One Item Gephardt added to hi s list campaign reform - spells trouble for Rush Within his own party's rank< . just m inutes aft er the Tex as governor addresse d the nation We dn esday night , An zo n a se n.rto r John McCam , the man Bush beat for the no minanon. prollli scd co "make su re " th;Jt rhe new pre ~iJ e nt wo rk~ to end the co rrl!pti o ll o f h1 g ·., r ' 'HARDBALL' BY CHRIS MAnHEws included un th e Lk.m 's Li~t t~1r a candidate in a way readable by a machine may stiU have his vore· counted in a manual recount; on the other hand, the citizen who marks two candidates in a way discernible by the machine will not have the same opportunity to have his vote count, even if a manual examination of the ballot would ' reveal the requisite indicia of , intent." money in politics. The president-elect faces trouble on anoth ~ er ch all enge from cul tural conservati.ves: ' Before he can secure ~ decent peace with Capitol Hill Democrats such as Gephardt and senate leader Tom Daschl e, the president- elect will need to set th e rules of engagem ent for his own side. Bush will need to instruct fellow Texans D ick Armey a11d Tom Delay, the two firebrands of th e House Republican leadership, that negotlltton ts not a sign of defeat but rather the post-elec tion strategy for action. As a first step, the president-elect should fill a pair of ni,l cabinet posts with people who dnve Delay, Anney and the ir allies in the rightwing clergy up the wall. What Bill Clinto n did to Sister SouUah in 1992, George W. Bu sh must do the Rev. Jerry Falwell in 2000 . The arm i'i tic e between Democrat and Republ icam will survive only as lon.g as the :vmner prestdes with magnanimity and puntshe, all v10iators of th e truce , his own side included. (Cilfis A!auheli•s, rolimmist for the Sa11 Frnllcisw Chrmlicfc :, r,Vtuhin,gflm Burem,, is Jwsr cf "Hardb,r/1" ail CNB C.a~~ d MSNBl. rablc clia11· flcls. T11 c I Y99 cditio11 o{ "Hardball"lllas p11bli.< lrcd hy ·J ~Hu!Js to ll(' B(l(l ks.) I . ' COLLEGE NEWS Hocking names, dean's list LAMBRO'S VIEW BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Today IS Thursday, Dec. 21, the 356th day of 20!11!. There ,m • II! days left in the year. Winter arrives in the N orth ern Hemi sphe re ,Jt 8:37 a.m. EST. The J ewi sh Festival of Lights, Hanukka h . bc·gim .rt sunset. Today 's Highlight in History: On Dec. 21, 1620, Pi lgrims aboard the Mayflower wenr as ho re fo r the tim time at present -day l'lymo uth, M ass. On this date: In I R9H, scren tists Pierre and Mari e Cu ri e discovered the radi o,>c- Abigail Van Buren ' ' The Denver Post, 011 B11.th j· ltollOI I! uictory: The U .S. Supren]e Court deciSion thatw~ had hop~d would bnng some reso lu tion and s~nse of national direction to the election chaos . that has swirled through the past we~ks turns out co be j ust the opposite. The li-actured percunam decision wil.l exacerbate, rather than case. our national division _ The court, thus, did Texas Gov. George W. Bush no favo rs. He has been ha nded a hollow victory, based more on the ill-con cealed parttsanshlp of the JUStices than o n the merits of the law and (JCts. For 6~sh to pull a successful presidency out of the court's cynical ruling V.:Cll take a nuracle. To all appearances, as \ve write late on Tuesday n~ht. he ts soon to become ou r president. and we wish him well. It had be e n our hope, however, that he would be able to assume the w." helpful I dumblinmded. feeling more· thJil .t ltttle ~uilty lor my precun · cetveJ u.kas abo Lit them . They ~Jid th~y h.HJ followl'd m~ from th e rime I had gotten on th~..~ frl'l'W,Jy. trying to c.ltc h up to m e sn thL·y cou ld warn "me ~bl>llt my tifl·. I ofTL' rl'J thl'lll money; t h ~y wouldn't he ar of it. Wt..' oft~Jl h L\If :Jbollt the m is dccds of a few d 1.~tu rbl• d youn h peoplL'. It's til1l l' more pcopk spo ke up .tbour t h t: goo d rhrngs you ng people cfn.- llARBARA 1'., DANA POINT. CA LIF. llEAR BARBARA : I .1grc·e. T he m .~jorit y o f wd·.1y's tl'l'll\ .1 rc Jll (L' IIi gcut. ·~· Court dedsion gave Bush a hollow victory ·' ~· • • .''' 1 '11, \ ' \ Rex E . Shenefield, Langsville, and David King, Po meroy, repre sented the M eigs County Farm Bureau as voting deleg>te s during the 82nd annual meeting of the Ohio Farm Bureau Fedeption in Columbus . the Fall Quorter at Hocking College. Local students att;1i111ng a g rade point avcragt..' of 3.3 or better while completing 12 or more creJ it hours Wl'fl~: Mi chael Ash, Syra cu se; Limi.l Ayres, Reedsville'; K ri st1n Brown, Rutland; C harla Burge, Middleport: Stephanie Burton, Pomeroy: Benjam1n Crane. Miudl eport ; St.1cey Ervin. Racin e: Anita Holter, Portland; Kimberl y lhle. Raone ; Shan non I hie . Racine ; Raymond Kimes, Mi ddlep ort ; T ilfany Lonas, Ractn e: Pa trick Maron , Middleport: Franco Romuno. Pomeroy; .md Li sa Russell Pomeroy. Literary Club meets POMEROY The' Middleport L!tcrarv C lub m e t o n ;H the hotnt' of s~r.t Owen near Pon.ll..'l'l)Y The lli L'e tl ll g w :1s opcn~..· d by the pre sident , ]l':Jilnc Bowen , foll o\\·c d by t he recitation of the Cl ub C oliL'Ct Jnd tht..• rcad1ng of the lllinutcs by G:~y Per rin, St..'cn:t.lry. TberL: w .1s .1 re p o1~t by thl· II Omin:Hlng co mmltt~ l' \\;lth \'o tin g- on officers to b l' .I t the first j.1nu.\ry meeting . . Tht.." group w.1s reminded to rc.ld "E :~H o f the Mount.lill li." .1 book robe dJ scuSSL' d in th e <.,pr in g . M .lXllll' C .1ski!l rcportc· el' that Oliu Heighton h .td spokc·n o n beholf of the r;roup .It .1 1\teecing of the Middleport / l'umetoy R ot.Jry Cl ub . on the top ic of the Underground R.<l ilro,rd .· Vice Pre sident leoh Ord, in introducing ld.l Diehl for the 1·evJe\V of "Before Women Had Wtngs." mentioned Opr.rh Winfrey's book club and the n ational publtcitv it ha s given t o ·books and to reading. This book wos recommended bv Oprah's Book Club. The reviewer stated that the book is sc.t in Florida in the 1960's, and is bo sed on t he truc - ltfe cxpencnces of thc author , Connil' M:~y Fowler, who c:1mc from .1 disadvantaged background . "Before Women Had Wings" is .r fictionalized version of her own life as an abused c hrld · before she became >n Engli sh nlaJOr in college and di scm·L' red a talent for writing. Fo\vl e r became wel l- known followi ng the popularity of her book nnd it is being m ode into .1 TV movie starring Winfrey. Fowler h.ts led o c<1mpai~\r to assist abused children. Diehl introduced the fictionalized marn clu racrer s of tlw. ~ tory: Avoc~t j:1ckson, nicktum.e d "Bird," h er older si .'ILt:r, Phoebe, their al coho li c mother, Glory Marie, and their s ui ~ c idal fothe<, Billy. At t he start of the st ory they ate doing poorly runnin g a co untry general store. The parents are fighting , as alway s, ond the father threatening to kill himself. Little. Bi rd wishl'd for ange l wings to fly above all th e turmoil and fea r. She wond ers if guardian angles really do exist as is told in c hurch . Continuing with her review, Diehl te ll s of how, when th e f.nher really does take hi s life , Bird ceases tolkrng complct.e1~, \:>ecause sh e some how fee ls gu ilty. As :1 moth e r a lo n e and on public ass ist ;tnce, Glory Marie gets a j o b a s a motel clerk .1nd tries to make a .life for h e r d aug!ncr s, even e n co ur ag in g rh~m to do well in school so that they Cilii gu to t..oll~gc. Rut ~he cannot control her drinking and is often vcr b,dl y .tn d physi ca ll y c ruel to the lt t tl e girl-s. Another m ;:~in c har acte r, Mi ss Z on , :t lnv1ng bLl (k nl'ighho r woman , makcs fricnds with Hird :1nd bl'cnlllt'"i .1 :-.ou r cL· of comfort to her . She h e rself had h .1d .1 h.Hd lifL' '" .t cl11 ld . B1rd slowl y gets b:tc k IH· r voiCL', as Mi ss Zor.1 triL'S to help ht..•r find th e good 111 life. Th ey n~:~kc !; 1ft ~ for Chn~ti1Ll~: B1rd nukes~ p:~per don: with glittl·r 011 It fO'r M1 ,s Zor,t , but lll.' r Dec. 13 llH)tber [Car s it lip Ill ,l fit of ..,!Je h :l ~. . Ll g l' bcCJll'iL' of thl' pr l'_! Ud! Cl' Tow.nd th e Cllll of tht• story, (;lory M.n1c ti n.dl y 'iL'l'k' hdp for h t..•r .lddltJ0 \ 1 .Jftl'r bL·Hing Bird ~c,·c r l· l y. M1..,:-. / .u 1.1 111\i<.,t~ th.lt thl· g ir l bt: t.Jk c.: lt from her until ., h e· r~.,.•(o\'l'l'". M ~. Di e hl ~.ud th :~ t th l· b ouk w.l'• bl',lutlt"ull y \\ II ttL'Il. but lurd to rl'.Hi b ~..·c.ll! >:.L' t)f thl· tr.l~IC · 'ubJL'lt tll.tttl-1 . l o ri l l' .1 uthor, rl'.1din g .l nd \\' 1'1t111 g wcrL' .1 1\l L'. IIl \ of nL.IPL' Tlll' cluh roll L.lll \\',1, ,111..,\\'L' l' L'd b\· l'.lLh lllt'lllb~·r IL'll111g ot 'II IHL' Olll' ill h l· r hfl' wh o Ju :i .l \ [J"l);Jg llllpi'L'\\1\)\\ 0 11 ]h' l:. Owen, ,1\ Si'itl' d by F.1y1.· W.di.1Lt.:. ~L' l \'l'd lq.~ht l l.'fl,t'"h n lt'lll.~ t1om .1 holida y t.lbk'.l hL· no.:.c 11lL'l'tlng \\'111 bt· ht·l~l ~~~~ J.1 1l IO at thl' l'om e n ly Librl!ry W i t h r r. lllki L' I illll11 L'I .l'i rn IL'\\ L'r . Page AS 111ursday, Dec. ::n, 1000 • '• : • Despite their appearance, teens are up to much good • ~-1.!148 • • MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. Subscrihe todill'. 1.)<}2-2 15rl haw b.ui nu.nnl'rs. co nt('mpt for allthortty ; they -:. how Jt ..,rcspcct for thl'J r ddl'f~. .1nd love Llutter 111 pla t.:~.·~ of l"XI..'rn~e . Tht•y no longer nse when eld l'rs L' IHt'r the room . ThL"y co ntrad ict th c1r p.ut'ntli. chatter before company, gobble pp their f(,oJ .md 1yr.1111117C their rcach cn." It prow< til e truth of on oth er s.rying: "The mon.· things c hangL', the m orl' thl·y re111:Jiu th t· sa mt•." DEAR ABBY: I h>ve bew nJJTried fnr two years. Pri or to ou r nurn :~ge we both .lg re·e·J not ro h.r vc· ch ildren. I h.11·e clun gc J my nlHH..I Jnd would hh• ro li.WL' .1 cl nld . Huw~ver , Ill )' hu :,b.Jllli h :~.., 11ot c b :1ngt:d l11 s mind .md fcds \'el') S{rongly .1bott t h1s d l'C I ~ wn . I k bl'lil'\'i,''i he would b~- ..1 guC>d f.1thn. but hl· dol'\ I)Ot \\'.H~t th<.· S tl"t..'~" of Lll~ing ,) dHJd. ·J ft.·L• I rh.n tf I do not ' h.L\·c .1 Ll11ld b~...·(.ltl:o-l' h ~.· do c~n 't \\·,tnt OilL'. I '11 .1 1 w.1y~ fl'd r~.,.''il' llt fu l. A t-n t•n d of llllllL' rold Jil L' ro go oil birth L·o nt ro l. g~.·t prq!;Jl.Lilt. .111d . • ••• he would be fine once the b aby was here . 1 fl'l'l that would be <.hshonest and unf11r - bur whar about my feelings md need>' - EXTREMElY CONI'USED, WHITEHALl, PA . 'DEAR CONFUSED: I co uldn't dis.rgn:e more strongly with your fri end 's .1dvice. (And w ilJt wo uld happen to your nurri:~gc if your husband wasn't " tine " once the baby was born') You .111d ·your hu~band are overdue for' o;nme 'IL' ri OU~ maritJ! coun~t~ling. If he n.:fu~e'l to come around, you may be m.trried to the wrong man . r:t)f l'\'nyth ing you n c ~..· d to kn ow .l hout \\'t•ddmg pbn ning, order " H ow to lla ,·e· .r Lovely W,·dd1ng." Se nd .1 busi1lt'\'i-\t7e, \c.:lf-:~ddrcs~L" J t..'tl\.'dop e, plus l heck o r llHlllL'Y order fu r S3 (JS (S4 .SO 111 C.111.t d.r) ro : lle.rr Ab by, Wed dnr g llookkt. j'.()_ lhn 4-17. Moun t Morri,, II. !,l 115-l-11H7. (i'mt.tf;e" 111tluded. )· • ' '' •• • ' COMMUNITY CALENDAR THURSDAY MIDDLEPORT - Meigs County Community Band pertorms at Rejoicing Lile Church at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday. Public invited. MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Village Counci l. regular meeting , 7 30 p .m., council chambers. RA CI NE Slated meeting ol Pomeroy-Raci ne Lodge 164 , Free and Accepted Masons Installation of officers. FRIDAY POMEROY - Area teens invited to God's NET lor "Fun, Food and Fellow · ship ~ youth activities. 6 to 10:30 p.m .. Nutntional meals available. Non -violent video games, computer games, board games, pool tables. SYRACUSE - Syracuse Ma ss. POINT PLEASANT. W.Va - Early services Sunday, Lifeline Ap ostolic Church , Route 2. Children's Chnstm as presentation fol lows Sunday school and ·church service. No evening seryice. LONG BOTTOM - Fai th Full Gospel Church , Christmas Eve service at 5 p.m. POMEROY - Christmas Eve Service. Enterprise United Methodist Church. 7 p.m . Rev. Keith Rader. pastor. invites th e publi c POMEROY- Midnight Mass. Sacred Heart Church. music and choral presen · tati on. ~ 1 - 15 p.m RACINE Racine First Baptist Church to present "Gilt of the Magi," by the puppet min1stry on Sunday, beginning at 10:4 0 a.m. MONDAY POMEROY Christmas Sacred Heart Church, 9:30a.m. Mass. The Community CatendBr Is pub- ., lished as a free service to non·profit 1 groups wishing to announce meel· • · ings and special events. The calendar 1 is not designed to promote sales or .. fund raisers of any type. Items are printed only as space permits and · cannot be guaranteed to be printed a . ;_ specific number of days. V.illage · Council , recessed session , S p.m. SATURDAY REEDSVILLE - Reedsville United Methodist Church. Christmas service, 7 p.m . 12 ' ·cHESTER - Free Christmas dinner, noon uhtJI 2 p.m.. Harvest Outreach Church on Reibel Rd., Chester. MIODLEPORT - Special services, Hope Baptist Church, 7 p.m .. 570 Grant Street. Candl.elight and carols service. Rev. Mark Plaugher, pastor. invite s the public. TUPPERS PLAINS - "Breakfast with Santa," sponsbred by Eastern High School senior class, · 9 a.m.until noon, school cafet€.ria. Pictur·es taken. Breakfast of pancakes. sausage, milk, juice and coffee at cost of $4 per student and $2 per adult. Ingels Furniture & Jewelry SUNDAY Vigil Mass w1th youth choir, children's participation. 7:30 p.m .. Sacred Heart Church No con fessions before Christmas Eve. Christmas Day POMEROY - 106 N. 2nd Ave • Middleport 740-992-2635 • Credit Terms • .. ' oNL'l Sat. Dec. 23rd Christmas Eve 9:00am -11:00 pm 11 :00 am - 7:00 ' f .. 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Young people are great human bei ngs . Driving home from the hospital after undergoing several cardiovascular tests , I 'found myself on the freeway in the midd le of rush hour.The traffic was terrible . A car in the next lane began honking its horn.llooked over and saw three young women pointing at me. They yelled that my right rear tire was flat . I was a bit mspicious bl!Giuse the girls were wearing carrjngs in all sorts of~ where one do~sn't normally \Vear th t· m, :md one girl had bleached "spiked " hair. ·n,ey appeared ra.ther un savorv. With so me a.pprchcnsion.l .movcd to t h~, right lane' and exited the freeway. i' h~ young \\'OlllL'n follmn•d me to .1 H\:.Hby g:as station . ()nn.• I s,H\ ' !ll\' tire '\·'~ indt·ed flat . I knew I needed l~dp. I EXPLAIN IT TO ME .6GAIN ••• J.OV DID W£ G£T 10 1J.IIG PaNT? 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 740-992·2156 • Fax: 992·2157 R. Shawn Lewis Managing Editor Larry Boyer Advertl1lng Director Diane Kay Hill Controller NATIONAL VIEWS Divided rii:lt:: of president-elect under more ausp icious circumsranceo;; _ •: The Santa Fe (N.M.) New Mexican, 011 sahm~ir~g bipnrrisnllsi!IP ill the wake 4 a divisive preside11tia/ rare: "The Perils of Pauline" a~Jd "The Adventures 9f Hairbreadth Harry" of silent- fi lm days were n~thmg compared wrth the election of the first U.S. president of the 2!st ce ntury.. . · : After a harrowing ride through the. courts. either (Texas Gov. George W. ) Bush or (Vice President AI) Gore will emerge as president-elect. ; (The) election, tn which Americans showed so little enthusiasm fc\r either candidate, also produced the nation 's first 50-50 Senate. arjd a House of Representatives in which the Republicans have a niere five - member majority. : Our next chief exec utive, then, wrll preside - to the extent he c;in - over a nation whose deep susp icio n of politics, politi cians a1jd politi cal parties never has been clearer. 1 • David L. Bore_n, tO_rmer senator, former governor and now prestd~nt of the Umverstty of Oklahoma, urges the new president to . openly dtsclatm any partisan mandate . Then, suggests -Bore n m a Washmgton Post commentary. the preside nt should set up a formal process ofh1parnsan consu1tation. Boren envisions minicabinets th at include ranking congressional Republicans and Democrats as well as cabinet sec retaries themselves .... " If th e next president rejects this path and decides to follow the usual course in selecting a cabinet and in presenting a partisan age Ill da to Congress, t~ere will be tragic results. The credibility and eve n the legrtm1acy ot the presidency will further er(>de." Boren is right. As we noted soon after the election, no one has a mandate for change nor is there great need for change; the anomalies of the presidential election in florida - and , to a lesssignificant extent, in New Mexico - come at a time of relative peace and unprecedented prosperity. In oth er years, presidents elected by Small m:tjorities have re.rched out for conse nsus- and across party _lines - in filling cab in et pos itions .... Those would be excellent precede nts for the president-dec! to follow. Never has our nati o n been so evenly dividc:-d - d llll never has a btparti~.m approac h been more vital to our nation 's futurt.: . TODAY IN HISTORY tive dement radium. In 191 .\ the first crossword puzzle was publishe d , m sh e Ne·w Yo rk World . . _In 1'J45, Gen. George S. Patton died in H eidelberg, Cerrm ny, of lnJUnes from a car accident . In 1948, th \' state of Eire (fo rmerly the Irish Free State) declared tts independence. • In 195H, Charles d e Gaulle was elected to a seven-year te rm ·" the first president of th e Fifth Republi c of France. In 196H, Apollo VIII was launch ed o n a mission to orhJt the 1110011' In 197 1, th e U.N. Security Council chose Kurt Waldhe11n to succeed U Thant as secretary-general. In 1976, the liberian - registered tanker Argo M erchant r.111 aground nea r N antu cket Island , spilling milli o ns of gal lom of orl into the North Atlantic. · ·. In 19il8 , 270 peop le were k ill ed w hen a terromt bomb explod- . ed aboard a Pam Am Boe in g 747 over Lockerbie. Scotl.ll!d, se nd mg w rec kage crash ing to th e ground . . · . In I'Jl)l, 11 of the 12 former Soviet rcpuhlt c; pmcl.!lillcd the· bmh of th e Commo nwealth of Ind ependent States. Ten ye-an ago: ilritis h Prim e Mini ster J o hn M ajor m et with PrL·~­ td ent llmh ,tt Ca mp D.>Vid, Md .: .t ftcTV<.t rd, tlw two k.ldc·r, expressed their unjty on the Pero:;. I:IIJ Culf cn'i'. In lr.1q. h·ulldr\·d, o( tho usands of Jraqi 'i 'participated 111 ,IJl CVrlCU,ltJOll cdrtJ J to tL'\I \\,lr readin ess. Five yea n ago: The HolPie apprm.:L·d "wt.:eping \Vt.: l(m..: n. ·t\,rn.l . th.ll President Clin ton said he would veto. • ADVICE looked around for a p, ay phone, b ti t cou ldn 't find onl'. The three youn g women c hc c k~,.• d my tin! J IH.I dc:tL'Tmined th :1t thcrl' \Vl' l'l' no obvmm hole ~ or pun ctures. They refilled it with .1 ir, tcstt:d it, .1nd .1ssured me tt \\'ould probabl y be OK until I cou ld get tp rhe dc:Jicrsh tp \VhL'l'L' the rirt..' lud. been purch as ed . Tbn.n1 g-hout t hl· t.~ ntirL' SCl' ll .l rin, thl·y were fri endly, collrtl'Oll~ and l'Xtrt'llll'ly SOCIETY NEWS Vote as delegates '· moti\',ltC d to SliCCCCd .md CO ill"CTlll'll ,! bout thL'Jr ru tun.·. AllVOlll' who i'i tL' 11.1ptL'd to put th t..· m do~nl ,ls .1 gnn1p ,J 10u ld l'L'.1d rilL· h)ll owin g quote , .utribLJted to Sot r.JI L'"· from rh c fifth ' Cl' lltury B.C. It :-. h o\\'~ th.lt (o mpl.1iniu g about rlw yo ull gcr ~l'llL'Lltton h tiorh1ng 11 1.' \\' : " ( )ur ynut h !IU\\' lu\·~.,.· luxury. T ht·y NELSONVILLE - A tllllll ber of lo c:~l . stJ!i.lcnt~ ,\IT TVhy the Supreme Court ruled the way it did BY DONALD UMBRO WASHINGTON As Presrdent-ellct George W. Bush tac kles the task of healing a drVJded country, it is worth paying a bit more .lttenrion to \vhar mmr of the Supreme Court justices agreed about than what th ey disagreed :1bour whe11 they ruled 111 his f.wor. "The recount mechanisms it11plemented in response to the decisions of the Florida Supreme Court do not satisfY the minimum requirement for non-arbitrary treatment of voters, necessary to sen1re the fUndamental right." The Florida co urt set no consistent statewide standard to count the votes, knowin~ full well that some counties co unted ballots that merely had a dent in them that in many cases was barely visible .to the human eye. (One vut. ing machine expert testified in state Circuit Court that a voter tould leave a dent on his ballot simply by touching the card with the stylus as he decided whom to vote for, or whether to vote at all.) Seven members of the court had real problems with the lack of standard< in the co urtordered reoount, and the opinion by the majorIty reflected their concerns. "Having once granted the right to vote on equal terms, the state may not, by later arbitrary and disparate treatment, value one person's vote over that of another," the court said. And let there be no doubt about it, they added. The absence of consistent hand-counting standards "here has led to unequal evaluanon of ballo.ts in various respects ... . the standards for accepting or rejecting contested ballots might vary not only from county to county but indeed within a single county from one U ndoubte'dly, hJStomns will dwell .on the high court's narrowly divided 5-4 decision to overturn the Flonda Supreme Court's order for the partial remunt tim AI Gore sought . But it is equally true, .md in man y w,1ys more important, rh.tt 5even of rhc nine federal justices agreed that there were, in th e ir words, serious "constituti o nal problems" in that \tJtc\ recount order which reqlllred a rl.-·mcdy. When you u n get as many as seven U.S. Supreme Court justices tb agree on a cr.itical find ing of fitct in o ne of the most deeply divi sive presidenti ;:tl el ectio t~ disputes in o ur history, you have achieved something very close to a Clmsensus that should help to heal the cou ntry. Or at least as close to a comensus on th e divided court as you can get in a ca"ie of this nature. Unfortun ately. C hief Justice Rehnquist could not hold that 7-2 majority in crafting a WJY o ut of the ck:ctoral o;wamp into which Gore's lawyers haJ kd the country. . "Th e only disagreement (among the seven) · 11 as to the remedy,'' rhe court said sadly in its historic 5- 4 m:tjority opinion, which ruled that recount tea111 to another." th e state\ srandardless recount violated the For example, a monitor in Miami- Dade United Swes Con.s titution 's b'<tarantee• of equal County testified at the trial that "he observed protection under the law. . that three members of the county canvassing Speuti cally, here's what seven jllltices board applied different standards in defining a minu '; Jus t icc~ C1nsburg and Stevens- were in legal vote." ti.r ll agreement on:Th ,t~ the 1t.1rrow 4-3 Florida The call for recounts focused on so-called rt:coullt ruling \Va" dct;:pl y flawed because it "undervotes," votes that were so unclear that g.wt· f1r man: weight to a n.:b tiv!.;']y small num- the m achine could not read them , or ballots ber of b.rllots that were at hest ambiguous than fi:o.m people who did not vote at all. But what 1! thd co the va:,t lll~~ority of votes that were about overvotes? They were not bemg counted . un.1mbiguou., and , according to two statewide "This is not a trivial concern," the court said. m;1chinc cou nt~;, !ud dt•cttxt Bmh . · There were an estimated 110,000 overvotes i11 Herl' '~ how the ·supn.· me Cm.1rt described Florida. th1.· problem H bo..'d in sorting through this "As a result, the citizen whose ballot was not lllt.'S": read by a machine because he failed to vote fur Perhaps all of this could be fixed if the lower : court could set standards that would treat all. '' voters equally under the law. But the Dec. 1) :' deadline set in federal law mandates that any · disputes mmt be settled by that date to be immune from any congressional challenge - , the "safe harbor" that the Florida Supreme · Court wanted to reach . Because any standar\fless recount that tried· to meet the deadline wo.u ld be unconstitutional, the high court had no other choice but to overturn the Florida ruling. · The court had other heavy reasons for its ruling. The four Florida judges had wrongly stepped in to change the state's election law, setting a new state deadline, then throwing out all deadlines, counting some votes but not counting other votes, selecting which counties could be counted and which could not. But these are powers given solely to the state legislature under Article II of the U.S. Constitution, not to the COUrtS. History will record that a narrowly divided court (with only Relmquist, O'Connor, Scalia, Kennedy and Thomas in the majority) decided the 2(100 presidential election. But in any fair 'reading of what the c.o urt found, it is ihe seven' justices who saw "constitutional problems" in Gore's reco unt scheme who should get the most attention. And what they said was that if you co nduct a recount, you must apply a stand.ml that judges all the votes in the same way. (Do11ald Lunbro is .filliflg i11 for Morton Konrlmtkc.) · No victory or difeat, it's merely an armistice , WAS III N(;TON - Th e 211110 pre sidenti al ckct iOll cn,kd less ltke World W;tr II than W~rld W.1 r I. It de ltvererl neitl1er victory nor c_lt·ll' ~lt , bur merl'iy an arm i'l ti ce. Th e Senate ,; di vided 50-5!1, t he House :!22-21J. Thl· presiden cy. beca use 1t can 't b e di vi ded, h.l'i go ne to (;eorgc W. B:ush, 'whose ~ hc~re oft he country\ vorl' w.Ls ~ma iler by sevLT.d hundred rhom.md th.w hi-:. ri va l\. Just ·'' in World War I, the battl e o f 2000 w~1~ conclu ded not \Vith thl' well - earned victor! of 011~ \I de over the other, but th e int er\\'nt ion nt~ .111 ou t,i J c ti:)r(L' . ln PJ17 , that fo rce \\.Is thl' Lmding of thl' U.S. Army in Europe. In 2111111. 11 "'"'the :Jnton of the U.S. Supreme (·~m lrt. T he d.IrJgL· r ~ rh at (;let.: ou r country in the Jllo iHh ~ .l hc,td arl·· the 'idllll' 'rhat .'italked th e \\e·stnn world in the po,t- World W.rr I years : .1 ll.lkt.:d triu111phali'illl on thL' part of the ViCtor~: .1 hmcr thlr"it for Tevengc. on th e part of thl· lo'ien. Both l' rcside·nt-L'lcll ( ;l'orge W. \lush and i.JJllt'-duck Viet Pre'iic.kn t AI Core cild their bc't.l.ht \VL'l'k tn mndcr.HL' thl·~c impu lse-;. (.or~·. dchn,·nng· tlw ~ rL', If l'\t American pul111c.d 'ipe~·t h 111 ~l".ll""-, bowed both to Bush'~ ) - 4 v1ctnry in the )uprt'llle Cou rt anJ tht: . l{qHJhllr.tn c 111did.1te".. rL'o.;lllting 27 1-267 victtJI \ 111 rlll' l'iel'tor.J] co ll q.!e. . "Neither~~ nor I anticipated this lon g and dtflicult road , the Democrat said of the five week post-election battle over Florida's 25 electoral votes .."Now it has ended, resolved, as 11 must be resolved, through .the honored mstJtutTons of our: democracy." Bush responded in kind. Introduced on national tel evision by the Democratic speaker of the Texas legislatu re, he stressed the need fo r "bi-partisan co operation" in the coming Congress. . " Together, guided by a spirit of common sense, common courtesy and common goals, we em unite and inspire the Am~ri ca n citizens." Bush 's remarks were well received by the Democratic lead er of the U.S. House, Rep. Dtck Gephardt of Missouri , himself a past preSJdenttal candidate. The man from Missouri ticked olf much the sam e workshe et of 200 I legislative goals as the preside nt- elect from Texas: better publi c sc hools, prescription drugs for seniors, HMO refo rm. One Item Gephardt added to hi s list campaign reform - spells trouble for Rush Within his own party's rank< . just m inutes aft er the Tex as governor addresse d the nation We dn esday night , An zo n a se n.rto r John McCam , the man Bush beat for the no minanon. prollli scd co "make su re " th;Jt rhe new pre ~iJ e nt wo rk~ to end the co rrl!pti o ll o f h1 g ·., r ' 'HARDBALL' BY CHRIS MAnHEws included un th e Lk.m 's Li~t t~1r a candidate in a way readable by a machine may stiU have his vore· counted in a manual recount; on the other hand, the citizen who marks two candidates in a way discernible by the machine will not have the same opportunity to have his vote count, even if a manual examination of the ballot would ' reveal the requisite indicia of , intent." money in politics. The president-elect faces trouble on anoth ~ er ch all enge from cul tural conservati.ves: ' Before he can secure ~ decent peace with Capitol Hill Democrats such as Gephardt and senate leader Tom Daschl e, the president- elect will need to set th e rules of engagem ent for his own side. Bush will need to instruct fellow Texans D ick Armey a11d Tom Delay, the two firebrands of th e House Republican leadership, that negotlltton ts not a sign of defeat but rather the post-elec tion strategy for action. As a first step, the president-elect should fill a pair of ni,l cabinet posts with people who dnve Delay, Anney and the ir allies in the rightwing clergy up the wall. What Bill Clinto n did to Sister SouUah in 1992, George W. Bu sh must do the Rev. Jerry Falwell in 2000 . The arm i'i tic e between Democrat and Republ icam will survive only as lon.g as the :vmner prestdes with magnanimity and puntshe, all v10iators of th e truce , his own side included. (Cilfis A!auheli•s, rolimmist for the Sa11 Frnllcisw Chrmlicfc :, r,Vtuhin,gflm Burem,, is Jwsr cf "Hardb,r/1" ail CNB C.a~~ d MSNBl. rablc clia11· flcls. T11 c I Y99 cditio11 o{ "Hardball"lllas p11bli.< lrcd hy ·J ~Hu!Js to ll(' B(l(l ks.) I . ' COLLEGE NEWS Hocking names, dean's list LAMBRO'S VIEW BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Today IS Thursday, Dec. 21, the 356th day of 20!11!. There ,m • II! days left in the year. Winter arrives in the N orth ern Hemi sphe re ,Jt 8:37 a.m. EST. The J ewi sh Festival of Lights, Hanukka h . bc·gim .rt sunset. Today 's Highlight in History: On Dec. 21, 1620, Pi lgrims aboard the Mayflower wenr as ho re fo r the tim time at present -day l'lymo uth, M ass. On this date: In I R9H, scren tists Pierre and Mari e Cu ri e discovered the radi o,>c- Abigail Van Buren ' ' The Denver Post, 011 B11.th j· ltollOI I! uictory: The U .S. Supren]e Court deciSion thatw~ had hop~d would bnng some reso lu tion and s~nse of national direction to the election chaos . that has swirled through the past we~ks turns out co be j ust the opposite. The li-actured percunam decision wil.l exacerbate, rather than case. our national division _ The court, thus, did Texas Gov. George W. Bush no favo rs. He has been ha nded a hollow victory, based more on the ill-con cealed parttsanshlp of the JUStices than o n the merits of the law and (JCts. For 6~sh to pull a successful presidency out of the court's cynical ruling V.:Cll take a nuracle. To all appearances, as \ve write late on Tuesday n~ht. he ts soon to become ou r president. and we wish him well. It had be e n our hope, however, that he would be able to assume the w." helpful I dumblinmded. feeling more· thJil .t ltttle ~uilty lor my precun · cetveJ u.kas abo Lit them . They ~Jid th~y h.HJ followl'd m~ from th e rime I had gotten on th~..~ frl'l'W,Jy. trying to c.ltc h up to m e sn thL·y cou ld warn "me ~bl>llt my tifl·. I ofTL' rl'J thl'lll money; t h ~y wouldn't he ar of it. Wt..' oft~Jl h L\If :Jbollt the m is dccds of a few d 1.~tu rbl• d youn h peoplL'. It's til1l l' more pcopk spo ke up .tbour t h t: goo d rhrngs you ng people cfn.- llARBARA 1'., DANA POINT. CA LIF. llEAR BARBARA : I .1grc·e. T he m .~jorit y o f wd·.1y's tl'l'll\ .1 rc Jll (L' IIi gcut. ·~· Court dedsion gave Bush a hollow victory ·' ~· • • .''' 1 '11, \ ' \ Rex E . Shenefield, Langsville, and David King, Po meroy, repre sented the M eigs County Farm Bureau as voting deleg>te s during the 82nd annual meeting of the Ohio Farm Bureau Fedeption in Columbus . the Fall Quorter at Hocking College. Local students att;1i111ng a g rade point avcragt..' of 3.3 or better while completing 12 or more creJ it hours Wl'fl~: Mi chael Ash, Syra cu se; Limi.l Ayres, Reedsville'; K ri st1n Brown, Rutland; C harla Burge, Middleport: Stephanie Burton, Pomeroy: Benjam1n Crane. Miudl eport ; St.1cey Ervin. Racin e: Anita Holter, Portland; Kimberl y lhle. Raone ; Shan non I hie . Racine ; Raymond Kimes, Mi ddlep ort ; T ilfany Lonas, Ractn e: Pa trick Maron , Middleport: Franco Romuno. Pomeroy; .md Li sa Russell Pomeroy. Literary Club meets POMEROY The' Middleport L!tcrarv C lub m e t o n ;H the hotnt' of s~r.t Owen near Pon.ll..'l'l)Y The lli L'e tl ll g w :1s opcn~..· d by the pre sident , ]l':Jilnc Bowen , foll o\\·c d by t he recitation of the Cl ub C oliL'Ct Jnd tht..• rcad1ng of the lllinutcs by G:~y Per rin, St..'cn:t.lry. TberL: w .1s .1 re p o1~t by thl· II Omin:Hlng co mmltt~ l' \\;lth \'o tin g- on officers to b l' .I t the first j.1nu.\ry meeting . . Tht.." group w.1s reminded to rc.ld "E :~H o f the Mount.lill li." .1 book robe dJ scuSSL' d in th e <.,pr in g . M .lXllll' C .1ski!l rcportc· el' that Oliu Heighton h .td spokc·n o n beholf of the r;roup .It .1 1\teecing of the Middleport / l'umetoy R ot.Jry Cl ub . on the top ic of the Underground R.<l ilro,rd .· Vice Pre sident leoh Ord, in introducing ld.l Diehl for the 1·evJe\V of "Before Women Had Wtngs." mentioned Opr.rh Winfrey's book club and the n ational publtcitv it ha s given t o ·books and to reading. This book wos recommended bv Oprah's Book Club. The reviewer stated that the book is sc.t in Florida in the 1960's, and is bo sed on t he truc - ltfe cxpencnces of thc author , Connil' M:~y Fowler, who c:1mc from .1 disadvantaged background . "Before Women Had Wings" is .r fictionalized version of her own life as an abused c hrld · before she became >n Engli sh nlaJOr in college and di scm·L' red a talent for writing. Fo\vl e r became wel l- known followi ng the popularity of her book nnd it is being m ode into .1 TV movie starring Winfrey. Fowler h.ts led o c<1mpai~\r to assist abused children. Diehl introduced the fictionalized marn clu racrer s of tlw. ~ tory: Avoc~t j:1ckson, nicktum.e d "Bird," h er older si .'ILt:r, Phoebe, their al coho li c mother, Glory Marie, and their s ui ~ c idal fothe<, Billy. At t he start of the st ory they ate doing poorly runnin g a co untry general store. The parents are fighting , as alway s, ond the father threatening to kill himself. Little. Bi rd wishl'd for ange l wings to fly above all th e turmoil and fea r. She wond ers if guardian angles really do exist as is told in c hurch . Continuing with her review, Diehl te ll s of how, when th e f.nher really does take hi s life , Bird ceases tolkrng complct.e1~, \:>ecause sh e some how fee ls gu ilty. As :1 moth e r a lo n e and on public ass ist ;tnce, Glory Marie gets a j o b a s a motel clerk .1nd tries to make a .life for h e r d aug!ncr s, even e n co ur ag in g rh~m to do well in school so that they Cilii gu to t..oll~gc. Rut ~he cannot control her drinking and is often vcr b,dl y .tn d physi ca ll y c ruel to the lt t tl e girl-s. Another m ;:~in c har acte r, Mi ss Z on , :t lnv1ng bLl (k nl'ighho r woman , makcs fricnds with Hird :1nd bl'cnlllt'"i .1 :-.ou r cL· of comfort to her . She h e rself had h .1d .1 h.Hd lifL' '" .t cl11 ld . B1rd slowl y gets b:tc k IH· r voiCL', as Mi ss Zor.1 triL'S to help ht..•r find th e good 111 life. Th ey n~:~kc !; 1ft ~ for Chn~ti1Ll~: B1rd nukes~ p:~per don: with glittl·r 011 It fO'r M1 ,s Zor,t , but lll.' r Dec. 13 llH)tber [Car s it lip Ill ,l fit of ..,!Je h :l ~. . Ll g l' bcCJll'iL' of thl' pr l'_! Ud! Cl' Tow.nd th e Cllll of tht• story, (;lory M.n1c ti n.dl y 'iL'l'k' hdp for h t..•r .lddltJ0 \ 1 .Jftl'r bL·Hing Bird ~c,·c r l· l y. M1..,:-. / .u 1.1 111\i<.,t~ th.lt thl· g ir l bt: t.Jk c.: lt from her until ., h e· r~.,.•(o\'l'l'". M ~. Di e hl ~.ud th :~ t th l· b ouk w.l'• bl',lutlt"ull y \\ II ttL'Il. but lurd to rl'.Hi b ~..·c.ll! >:.L' t)f thl· tr.l~IC · 'ubJL'lt tll.tttl-1 . l o ri l l' .1 uthor, rl'.1din g .l nd \\' 1'1t111 g wcrL' .1 1\l L'. IIl \ of nL.IPL' Tlll' cluh roll L.lll \\',1, ,111..,\\'L' l' L'd b\· l'.lLh lllt'lllb~·r IL'll111g ot 'II IHL' Olll' ill h l· r hfl' wh o Ju :i .l \ [J"l);Jg llllpi'L'\\1\)\\ 0 11 ]h' l:. Owen, ,1\ Si'itl' d by F.1y1.· W.di.1Lt.:. ~L' l \'l'd lq.~ht l l.'fl,t'"h n lt'lll.~ t1om .1 holida y t.lbk'.l hL· no.:.c 11lL'l'tlng \\'111 bt· ht·l~l ~~~~ J.1 1l IO at thl' l'om e n ly Librl!ry W i t h r r. lllki L' I illll11 L'I .l'i rn IL'\\ L'r . Page AS 111ursday, Dec. ::n, 1000 • '• : • Despite their appearance, teens are up to much good • ~-1.!148 • • MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. Subscrihe todill'. 1.)<}2-2 15rl haw b.ui nu.nnl'rs. co nt('mpt for allthortty ; they -:. how Jt ..,rcspcct for thl'J r ddl'f~. .1nd love Llutter 111 pla t.:~.·~ of l"XI..'rn~e . Tht•y no longer nse when eld l'rs L' IHt'r the room . ThL"y co ntrad ict th c1r p.ut'ntli. chatter before company, gobble pp their f(,oJ .md 1yr.1111117C their rcach cn." It prow< til e truth of on oth er s.rying: "The mon.· things c hangL', the m orl' thl·y re111:Jiu th t· sa mt•." DEAR ABBY: I h>ve bew nJJTried fnr two years. Pri or to ou r nurn :~ge we both .lg re·e·J not ro h.r vc· ch ildren. I h.11·e clun gc J my nlHH..I Jnd would hh• ro li.WL' .1 cl nld . Huw~ver , Ill )' hu :,b.Jllli h :~.., 11ot c b :1ngt:d l11 s mind .md fcds \'el') S{rongly .1bott t h1s d l'C I ~ wn . I k bl'lil'\'i,''i he would b~- ..1 guC>d f.1thn. but hl· dol'\ I)Ot \\'.H~t th<.· S tl"t..'~" of Lll~ing ,) dHJd. ·J ft.·L• I rh.n tf I do not ' h.L\·c .1 Ll11ld b~...·(.ltl:o-l' h ~.· do c~n 't \\·,tnt OilL'. I '11 .1 1 w.1y~ fl'd r~.,.''il' llt fu l. A t-n t•n d of llllllL' rold Jil L' ro go oil birth L·o nt ro l. g~.·t prq!;Jl.Lilt. .111d . • ••• he would be fine once the b aby was here . 1 fl'l'l that would be <.hshonest and unf11r - bur whar about my feelings md need>' - EXTREMElY CONI'USED, WHITEHALl, PA . 'DEAR CONFUSED: I co uldn't dis.rgn:e more strongly with your fri end 's .1dvice. (And w ilJt wo uld happen to your nurri:~gc if your husband wasn't " tine " once the baby was born') You .111d ·your hu~band are overdue for' o;nme 'IL' ri OU~ maritJ! coun~t~ling. If he n.:fu~e'l to come around, you may be m.trried to the wrong man . r:t)f l'\'nyth ing you n c ~..· d to kn ow .l hout \\'t•ddmg pbn ning, order " H ow to lla ,·e· .r Lovely W,·dd1ng." Se nd .1 busi1lt'\'i-\t7e, \c.:lf-:~ddrcs~L" J t..'tl\.'dop e, plus l heck o r llHlllL'Y order fu r S3 (JS (S4 .SO 111 C.111.t d.r) ro : lle.rr Ab by, Wed dnr g llookkt. j'.()_ lhn 4-17. Moun t Morri,, II. !,l 115-l-11H7. (i'mt.tf;e" 111tluded. )· • ' '' •• • ' COMMUNITY CALENDAR THURSDAY MIDDLEPORT - Meigs County Community Band pertorms at Rejoicing Lile Church at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday. Public invited. MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Village Counci l. regular meeting , 7 30 p .m., council chambers. RA CI NE Slated meeting ol Pomeroy-Raci ne Lodge 164 , Free and Accepted Masons Installation of officers. FRIDAY POMEROY - Area teens invited to God's NET lor "Fun, Food and Fellow · ship ~ youth activities. 6 to 10:30 p.m .. Nutntional meals available. Non -violent video games, computer games, board games, pool tables. SYRACUSE - Syracuse Ma ss. POINT PLEASANT. W.Va - Early services Sunday, Lifeline Ap ostolic Church , Route 2. Children's Chnstm as presentation fol lows Sunday school and ·church service. No evening seryice. LONG BOTTOM - Fai th Full Gospel Church , Christmas Eve service at 5 p.m. POMEROY - Christmas Eve Service. Enterprise United Methodist Church. 7 p.m . Rev. Keith Rader. pastor. invites th e publi c POMEROY- Midnight Mass. Sacred Heart Church. music and choral presen · tati on. ~ 1 - 15 p.m RACINE Racine First Baptist Church to present "Gilt of the Magi," by the puppet min1stry on Sunday, beginning at 10:4 0 a.m. MONDAY POMEROY Christmas Sacred Heart Church, 9:30a.m. Mass. The Community CatendBr Is pub- ., lished as a free service to non·profit 1 groups wishing to announce meel· • · ings and special events. The calendar 1 is not designed to promote sales or .. fund raisers of any type. Items are printed only as space permits and · cannot be guaranteed to be printed a . ;_ specific number of days. V.illage · Council , recessed session , S p.m. SATURDAY REEDSVILLE - Reedsville United Methodist Church. Christmas service, 7 p.m . 12 ' ·cHESTER - Free Christmas dinner, noon uhtJI 2 p.m.. Harvest Outreach Church on Reibel Rd., Chester. MIODLEPORT - Special services, Hope Baptist Church, 7 p.m .. 570 Grant Street. Candl.elight and carols service. Rev. Mark Plaugher, pastor. invite s the public. TUPPERS PLAINS - "Breakfast with Santa," sponsbred by Eastern High School senior class, · 9 a.m.until noon, school cafet€.ria. Pictur·es taken. Breakfast of pancakes. sausage, milk, juice and coffee at cost of $4 per student and $2 per adult. Ingels Furniture & Jewelry SUNDAY Vigil Mass w1th youth choir, children's participation. 7:30 p.m .. Sacred Heart Church No con fessions before Christmas Eve. Christmas Day POMEROY - 106 N. 2nd Ave • Middleport 740-992-2635 • Credit Terms • .. ' oNL'l Sat. Dec. 23rd Christmas Eve 9:00am -11:00 pm 11 :00 am - 7:00 ' f .. While Quantities Last All TY PLUSH ·Gift Includes: Beanie Babies. Buddies. Pillow Pals. Beanie Department Kids. Attic Treasures E.nt\re 25% Off '' ,. .H ickory Farms Products & Gift Packs 25% Off 25% Off All Coty All Christmas Flags. Gift Sets Deluxe &.Sequin Christmas Stockings All Christmas Candy C<lndy, Fruit Cakes . Candy Canes, Peanut Brittle, Christmas _C andy Tubs, Russell Stover (Christmas novelties only) I 1/2 Price 1/2 Price 1/2 Price 1/2 Price ' All Jewelry Christmas Pen~ Disney Slip Proof Socks 1/3 Off 1/2 Price 25% Off 20 ct Metallic Bows In acetate box Reg $2 .99 4 9¢ 10 Pk Bag Bows Maxwell House Coffee 35.3 oz 4.99 I I ' Special Savings • .. �•'' , ' Page A 6 • The Daily Sentinel -•• • • NATIONAL BRIEFS Record mail ~:handled Monday offi~e. ' offer of $4,651 on the Internct· auction <It<'. The huver backed out atier the legal dtspute began . Que,nons whether county officials should have to pay for a book they bdieve IS already county property. Under th e deal , an anonymous buyer has agrl'ed to pay $3,000 for the ledger, then dona« it tO Burlington County, .s aid Roger Shatzkin, a spoke'sman for the state attorney general's offi ce. The Masons say they bought the book from a junk dealer. OffiClals bchevc it was mis~mg for possibly decades . , ..season. For oow, the book is being held by a lawyer for the sta.te. ' ' The records included in the 261-page tome are some of the earliest on the large - scale treePHOENIX (AP) - Fo rm<r ' ing of slaves in the Unit ed Mafia underboss Salvatore Stat es, satd Giles R . Wright, "Sammy The Bull" Gravano director of tht" Afro-American for the third tim e this year has History Program at (he New been hit with felony charges Jersey Historical Commiso;JOn. Censuses condu cted 111 1790 alleging he ran a narcotics ring and 11:!00 showed more freed in Arizona . The indictments, handed up slaves in llurlington County Dec. 13 and made public than anywhere else in New Wednesday, supplement earlier Jersey, Wright said. By 1800. criminal counts against Gra- that nmaber was more th:m vano, family m e mbers and 700, he said. associates that allege he led and financed a major Ec stasy oper- The U.S. Postal Service handled a record 314 million items on Monday. The Monday before Christmas is traditional·'' :}y the agency's busiest day of the year. , . This year's holiday workload ::.Qf stamped cards. letters and , .. parcels topped the previous . ,record set the Monday before .• Christmas in 1995 , when 297 ·,.,million items were h andled . :, Overall, the post ofiice expects to handle some 20 bil·. ,!jon items dunng the holiday Ex-Mafia chief faces charges 3 die in , 3tion. The indictment includes five hew co~nts of narcotics viOlations and one count of money laundering . The filing was · sought to ensure that prosecutors go to court with appropri- ' ate charges when Gravano's trial begins next year, said Pati Urias, a spokeswoman for the state Attorney General's Office. ; Gravano, 54, killed 19 people ' for New. York's Gambino crime ' syndicate before becoming a protected government witness who helped convicr Gambino ·leader John Gotti in 1992. GraVano left the witness protectiOn program in 1997 . He has been held in protective isolation at a Maricopa .-. County jail since his February . arrest. He has denied. any , wrongdoing in Arizona. His .• lawyer, John Stookey, could not be reached for comment . .. , Gravano was indicted earlier ,. this month by a federal grand ·,jury in New York involving Ecstasy deals with an Israeli . organized-crime syndicate. Punch kills pedestrian ,. ,.' ' NEW YORK (AP) -A man died after he was punched in the head by another man while walking along a New York City street, police said. Neil Eddelson, 39, and a friend were walking from a bar in lower Manhattan's Tribeca heighborh ood around 9 :30 p.m. Wedne sday. Anoth e r man approached, punched Eddelson in the head and ran off, poli ce said. Eddelson was taken to a hospital where he died . It was. not immediately clear if Eddelson had any connection to his attacker, but the incident did not appear to stem from any alterca tion at the bar 1'0lice said. ' _ He was not robbed, but police still were investig.Itmg robbery as a posSible motive The assailant was de scrib ed ~ only ·as a male between the ' ages of 25 and 30. Book reveals slave record TRENTON, NJ (AP) - A deed book from 178 5 that co nlained records o f slaw s be ing freed in New Jer<e y ts ba ck in the 'iitate after lawyers won a •. :!~gal battle <et in m o tion when : the ledger was offereJ on clby Ja.st month . The leather- boun d book . c.onsidcred . signifi cant bccJ u.; c it help s documcm th e carlv a.bolitiom st m ovt nH·n t i;1 sputhcrn New J ersey. wtll eyentu all y be moved to th e .. $tate arc h1vcs 111 Trenton .1 . . a ~suit of th e sc ttl cm L" nt rc 1.chcd Wednesday. The state sued Charl es .mJ •Y~lerie Maso11 of N cwuk . ' WASHINGTON (AP) -A surge 111 new hou"'ing cunstrucnon in Noven1ber relied entirdy on builders bre.a king ground on apartments and condominiums. Work slowed on single-family homes for the third month in a row. Housing starts rose to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.56 million last month, a solid 2.2 percent increase from October and the biggest jump since February, the Com merce Department said Wednesday. Starts of apartments, condos and other multifamily housing projects jumped by · 1i. 9 percent in November to an annual rate of 342,000. Dut new construction of single- about .lrOSl' courthouse LOS ANGELES (AP) - A woman and two young girLs plunged to their deaths from an outdoor cafeteria on the ninth 'floor of the downtown Los Angeles County Court buildmg. Authoriti es said it appeared the woman threw the two children, believed to be between the ages of 6 and 9, ovel a cafeteria ledge and then leap'ed to her <Ieath Wednesday night. "Certainly they're going to be investigating a case of arl apparent murder-suicide," police Lt. Horace Frank told reporters at the scene Wednes, day ' night. The names of the victims were not relt'ased. h also wasn't immediately clear how they were related. The three fell to their deaths at about 5:30 p.m. "I was going to the ATM and I heard somebody screaming out, so I looked up and there was a woman ~tanding on the 1 \edge," sa~d witness Christina Brown, who works in a COli!Jty assessor's office in the building. Witnesses who saw the woman contacted authoritie .~. and a sheriff's deputy tried to talk her down from the ledge, Frank said. "He engaged in C'l'i sis intervention, m an attempt to console the ft.:m:de to not commit suicide, he tri ed to talk her back into the ledge, into the build mg. As h(s speak mg with her, she jumped over," Frank sa.id . The womau w:t s pronounced dead at the scene. The gtrls were tJh•n to a hospital, where both died 111 the emergency Thursday, December 21, 2000 family homes fell by 0.4 percent to a rate of 1.22 million. In October, housing construction fell 0.6 percent. "Lower mortgage rotcs are helping the market but are not totally counterbalan~ing negative forces," said David Seiders, chief economist for the National Association of Home Builders. "The prolllems builders~ faced at least until recently were getting decent labor and enough building materials, which were in short supply. Now they are hearing that problems with the slowing economy, low consumer confidence and · stock market' Market's hopes for true late-year rebound are dimming NEW YORK (AP) Investors' hopes for ·a happy end to Wall Street's most dismal year in a decade are vanishing in a seemingly unending string of stock selloffs. With an interest rate cut now ruled out until January, the market Isn't likely to find a catalyst for a sustainable rally until early 2001, many experts believe. "We're talking bout1ces if anything, not a rally," said Richard Dickson, a technical analyst with Scott & Stringfellow Inc. "It's going to take a long time, in my opinion, to repair the psychological damage that is being done and has been done to tech stocks." That's not to say the stock averages won't move higher durmg the s1x rcm:~ining trading days in 2000 1 when low volume of trading around the holidays caJl exaggerate gains or losses. It JUS! means that short of i miracle, 2000 is slated to be the worst-ever year for the 29- ycarold Nasdaq composite index. The technology-focused gauge IS down more than 50 percent from Its high for the year. The Dow Jones industrials, down 13 percent from its year. high, and S&P 500, otT more than 18 percent, are also suffering. 1oday~ Scoreboard, Page A8 Bengals keep LeBeau, Page AB Point girls top Roane, Page A 10 Wahama girls still1mbeaten, Page A 10 volatihty are creating problems with home buyers' psyche," Seiders said. On Wall Street, fears about a harsh economic slowdown and continuing weakness in corporate earnings sent stocks sliding. The Dow Jones industrial average closed down 265.44 points at 10,318.93 . The Nasdaq finished down for the seventh straight session, falling 178.93 or 7 percent to 2,332.78. In November, housing starts were down 111 all regions of the country expect for the West, where they rose 28.1 percent to a rate of 429,000. ' Top prospect for attomey general tums it down · WASHINGTON (AP) Republican official said WednesGeorge Bush's top candidate for day night, adding that she was attorney general, Montal)a Gov. virtually assured to get the call Marc Racicot, told the presi- when Bush was ready to dent-elect Wednesday he did not announce the post. An abortionwant the job, throwing the rights supporter, Whitman search for the natioti's top law would be sheltered at the EPA enforcetnent official into a state from social issues that galvanize of uncertainty. Two other GOP llush's conservative base. governors were poised to land Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Cabinet posts. Thompson, an abor tion foe, was " I'm just at a point Of time in the front-runner to head the life and with my family that I'm Health ond H u man Services not sure that that would be in Department, where social issues our best interest,'' Racicot told are critical. He was almost cerThe Associated Press after a pri- tain to get the job, the officials vate meeting with Bush. Senior said. GOP ofticials soid Dush wos Whitma n could be nominatpoised to offl'r the post to Raci- ed as early as Friday. Thompson cot, his closet all y among the was penciled in for an nation's 29 GOP governors. anno uncement Friday or next The move upgraded the week, the officials said. T hey p'rospects of Oklahoma Gov. spoke on condition of anonym.iFrank Keating, a f.worire of con- ty. servatives under consideration. Some conservatives had Other candidates include outgo- objected to Racicot's candidacy, ing Sen . John Ashcroft, R-Mo. compbii,ling, too, that the Cabiand former Sen. John Danforth, net may be shaping up as overly R-Mo. moderate. A two-term TexJs governor One of the first state exec uhirnself, Bush has decided to tives to encourage a Bush presinominate New Jersey Gov. dential bid, Rocicot stu nned Christie Whitman to head the Bush's camp by pulling out of Environmental Protection the search process after being Agency, but had nor formally summoned to Texas for a private of!cred her the job, two senior meeting with his close friend. THuRsDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS Funding needed to treat hepatitas in firefighters PHILADELPHIA (AP) - A j udge ruled Wednesday that the city must boost fundmg to treat firefighters and paramt·dics infected with the dangerou> hepatitis C virus on the job. Common Pleas Judge Allan L. Tereshko upheld an arbitrator's decision requiring the city to contribute S4.8 million over two years to the resc ue workers' health plan - $1 .H million more than the city had nlready pledged. Uut the union said it may appeal, since · the judge struck down a provisiou requiring the city to pay for sick leave for workers ill with the virus, which can be transmitted via blood and can cause liver damage and can- cer. 'Ho£idayi.J"me EJewdry Sa£e Rings • Diamonds • Bracelets - Pearls • Earrings - Pendants l•y co ntillum ~ thei r 18- 0 run to the end of B Y JON WtLL two from the foul lin e and a put hack underneath . At the em! of the first pcn od. BUCHTEL - Eastern pl ayed om· of the Eagle1 to und thellht·l vcs in ,, hole the toughest road games of th e se.ISon trailing 12 - ~ . · Wednesday against a veteran Nel,onvilleAfter a cold fim quarter. the E a~les \\crt' York team . hoping to \\arm up the ba1kc t .111d put J The Eagles found th c msd v<'> trailing stop to the 13uckevc\ OffeiiSC'. After .Ill owearly, but got their game together for a 4lJ- . ing Nelsonville to mcrea se their kad 174 I comeback victory. 7, Senior Danielle Spencer ignited a secThe Buckeyes jumped out in front of ond quarter Eastern rally with couple the Eagles with an early 10-2 lead. The tough rebounds and two field goals. Eagles p layed J very physical quarter with Whitnt"V Karr continlled thL· rally. star point !,'liard Amber Baker picking up adding 8points of her mvn including,, 3her second foullt·ss than two minutes into pomt play oiT an Elizabeth Newlan ti>ul. the ganK. Junior Stacie Watson con- The Eagb played to<Ck soli ,! detl.·ttll' .mel tnbutl'd thl' onl y firq LJUan cr point" with he,Ited th iti!,'< up 011 their e 11d n f thc <our t fourth foul with 5:30 remaining in the third. B q.~Illlllllf: tl tl'' Sl'mlld half, the Eagles The l!uckeyes again pulled within one k·d by .t ,ix J'\)l11 t m .ar~in. 1L)-25.This time otT another 3-pmnt goal by Amy Standall. H \\: a'> th ~ B LH ke\"l~\ w rn m t(ml trouble a~ Eastern wameJ a timfout, with th~ir read t\n11 \t,md,JII 14·'"' up her third foul with shrinking 4ui ckly. Eastern came ou.t ready 7 .30 ldt to pl.ty in th e third. The ·Eagles to take command pf the ball game wlien continued to hold lht' Buckeye'<~ scordN'i. Sp,•ncer again doininatrd the boards lind until the (,: IJ(l mark, when Nelsonville chipped in a tidJ goal to push the Eagles Gipitalized ot1'Wlmm-y Karr's fi>urrh foul lead to 5 at the end of the third . on the night. To start the foiirth , the Buckeyes trail~d Nclmnvilk's 'me shot A<hley Standall , the Eagles 3H-31. E.I>tern's Stacie Watson b rou ~,;ht the Bu ckeye' ba ck within 2 with took control of the game by picking up .1 J-]'nint go,l l. T he Bu c h.~yc \ .1gain strug- fiVL' f\Hirth - quartcr rebounds as 1 well · as ~. I L·d 10 n.: m .Jlll o ut of fn ul trouble. but to 110 ,,,·ail. Arll) St.ltld,\11 picked up her Please see Eastern. Pace A 10 OVP CORRESPONDENT Prep Hoops Girls TVC Alexande r , Meigs : · Belpre · Vinton Co unty Nelso nville- York Wellston TVC ALL 5·0 4·1 3-2 2·3 1· 4 0-5 6-2 5·1 3·4 4·5 2·6 2·6 . TVC ALL Eastern 5·0 6- 1 Federal Hocking 3·2 3·3 Wale rford 3-2 3-4 · Southern 2·3 4-4 Trimble 2·3 2·6 Mille r 0-5 0·7 Wednesday 's .G ames Easte rn 49, Nelsonville· York 41 Meigs 63, Federal Hocking 29 Fort Frye 68, Waterford 15 Today'a Games Alexander at Southern . Trimble at South Gallia Friday's Games Tree of Life at Trimble Oak Hill at Wellston rlh~ ll.' COil J qtLL rtl"f . . lhe Rock ·springs Rifle SEOAL SEQ B Y DAVE HARRIS ' sic Saturday's Game Wheelersburg at Gallia Academy Area non-league DIAMOND SOLITAIRE Baguette Diamonds Set in 14K Gold Bright White . 31 1 Four1h Sl . Man ella O H 45 750 3 DIAM NO One Carat RING DIAMOND PENDANTS DIAMOND BRACELETS SOLITAIRES Out Best Selection Ever! 1 Wl')lter $1 4 9 9 Reg. '475 Reg. $3400 1/4Carat$29 9 Reg . $1099 l?eg. 425 DIAMOND HEART PENDANT 14 Carat Se t In Gold 1 Carat* $ 2 4 9 Reg . S12Q9 2 Carat* $7 99 Reg. $1900 5 Carat* $ 1 099 All While Diamonds Branch ManaQOr r~===~~·l .. " -----------------------------------------------====: · An~ela Ward C~en1 Se rv1ce Ma nager I TVC , Friday's Games · Fe deral Hocking at Alexander :.Belpre at Warren ,: Wheelersburg at Meig s ->Southern at Waha ma ' Southeastern at Vinton County · Waterford al Shenandoah Area non-league :. Friday's Games •lSouthe rn al Wa hama : South Gallia at Raceland John C. Miller, CFP lt-!OifiP'C I Boys ••• .9Lcquis#io~ !J'me Jewefry TWOLOCATIONS 151 SecondAven~e, Gallipolis 446-2842 91 Mill Street, Middleport 992-6250 1 fill!Zlce Member Jewefers 13oan£ 'TraJe OPEN 9<lO- 6:00 Dally 9:0q - 6:30 Saturdoy 1:00- 4:00Sunday Flngndng Avolloble Free Gift Wrgpplng , Meigs senior Amber Vining (20) poured in 28 points to lead the Marauders to ·a 63-29 victory ove r Fed· eral Hocking Wednesday night. (Dave Har ris photo) Buckeyes bomb Robert Morris Redmen lose • aga1n '• '· •' HILO, Hawaii- Rio Gratide, ·ranked 8th in the NAJA Division .: 11 Poll ' lost to NAJA Division II •No. 1 Embry-Riddle '12-85 at the ~Coconut Coast C lassic Tuesday. ' : Chris Ballenger scored 20 :points and grabbed eight ;rebounds. Joe Martin had 18 ;points. Randar Luts' added 13 :points and Nathan Copas had 12 •points. : Heath Faba cher and Kyle Mas ' Jed Embry, Riddlc ( 13- 1) with 21 :points each. . : Rio Grande (lll - 4) has lost two :in a row . • . I • •I ' • • ••' I > ••' 'l 57'%. ROC I< SI'RI NCS - Me 1g' The M,trauJers pulled do~n outscored Federal Ho c kin!~ 1X- .13 rebounds with Kayte Dayis II in rhc tirst period and ro.Jstcd gr.1bbing eight. ,. to a 63-29 win over Fedc•r,\l The MarJuders had a seasonHocking in girl> TVC basketball high 31 turnovers, 14 steals J.ed .tctioh w,·dnesday. by Vining and Lindsay Dt;>lin T he Marauders jumped out with three each. Meigs also !;\ad thr big ' lead bd1ind the scoring 14 ossists with Vimng getting of Mindy Chancey all(\ Jaynee four. I ) ,J\'1~ , who each scored six The Lancers were led by po mts in the period. Jamie Linscott with 1 1, she was Sar.th Springer scored the the only lancer m double ~gI .1nccr~ fttst points at the 7:45 urcs. , m:nk of the 'ccund pcnod. The Lancers hit 12-of·.SS l-k.1d coarh Ron Logan including one of seven thtee b q,~.m suh-,titutcd fi·cdy he-gin pointers tor an icc cold 21%. mug late in the first petiod . . The 'Lancers were four of ,15 The Lancers outscored Meigs from the line for an eq ually as in the period 12- 11, beh ind the fri~id 27%. scoring of S-8 senior Jamie LinFederal Hocking had 33 scott who scored eight points in rebounds led by Jamie Linscott the perinJ. with eight, Sarah Springer and Jamie Simmons added seven M~ i ~~ wrnt mro locker room ·each. \\. ith .1 2 () - 12 lead. Springer had t h ree of her rlw Marauders out scored teams five ossists, and Springer the Vikin~s 17- 10 in the third pe-riod behind Amber Vining's and Jamie Linscott each lrad scvt.:n points and Jaynee Davis , fo ur of the Lancers 17 steals. ' .wd TifTany Qua lls, who scored The Lancers tu rned the ball liH ir points eac h . over 28 times. Vining topped ofthe evenipg T he M arauders made it a with 13 poin ts in the fourth clean sweep with a 40-12 win period befo re reti ring to the in the j unior va rsity game. bench mid-way through the C hrissy Mi ller led the winfourth period. ners with 15. Mcig< had a J7C7 scoring Christy Manmng and Krisha .utvamagl' in the period. Johnson led the Little Lanars Vining led all scorer' with 28 with three points each. poitl t\ . J.~yn e c Davis anJ Mindy Mcib" (6- 1, TVC 5-1) will C:h ollK<·y addeJ 10 points each. play Logan in the Logan Holil'vkit." hit 27 -ot~SS fium the day Tournament Dec. 29. floor, including 2-of-11 3Fede ral Hocking (3-4, TV.C pointcrs. 3-3) will play host to N~l­ Th,• Moraudcrs went m the sonville-York on Jan. 4. ·.•/ ~ $1 1 Carat $1999 ( ommifh·d In ~r111r lin.mdal fulun•, '' SEOAL Today's Game . ' Point Pleasant at Spring Valley tour, ne y Friday's Games ' '.Gallla Acade my at Fairland • Rock Hill at River Valley : Marie tta at Ch illcolh e •·llelpre al Warren . f Polnt Pleasant at Spring Valley tou r, ney ONE CARAT DIAMOND BRACELET Reg. $2999 INC. I I ~ 1/2 Coral $799 RAYMOND jAMES Wahama 7·0 Ohio Valley Christian 3-0 Soulh Gall ia 1·5 : Hannan 0·4 Wednesday 's Game , Waha ma 54, fiamlin 47 Today's Game : Trimble at South Gallia • NE CARAT ••• line 14 times Jnd hit eight for OVP CORRESPONDENT Friday's Games Point Pleasant a t Hoover Ma rietta at Berea (Ky.) Holiday Clas· ' • ALL Jackson 3·1 6·1 Athe ns 3-1 5· 1 Marietta . 3·1 5· 1 Gallia Acade my 2·2 3·3 Warren 2-2 3-2 1·3 2·4 Logan Point Pleasant 1·3 2·4 River Valley 1·3 1·6 Wednesday's Game s Point Pleasant 46, Roane County 37 . Marietta at Berea (Ky.) Holiday Classic, no report Today 's Games Gallia Academy a t Rock Hill ' · Pa rkersburg South at Warren Marietta at Berea (Ky.) Holiday Clas· sic • I Marauders roll to win • Whitest $ 1 9 9 9 Mav peace and f?oodH;ill surround vmt, and mav the true spirt/ of this holiday live in vour hearts. Our sincere thanks f?O O!ilto each and every one of you for your kind patronage this past year. ~ Jtcquisitions :Fine Jewe[ry Reg. $2400 740-376-9186 800-726-8412 Eagles rally to beat Buckeyes, 49-41 ALL White $ 9 9 9 FNA~t;;IA\_. SERVI{..;ES, Page~7 lhund.y, December 11, 1000 Hocking Division This week's spectacular sellofE, including the Nasdaq's seventh consecutive decline on Wt•dnesday, haven't helped - although they may make it likely the market will have to snap back at least a little bit. "The way the market's going do n, I'd say we should see a bum up. Dut will it go down again? at's still .the question." said Yale Hirsch, autho'r of the Stock Trader's Almanac, who believes the market is so oversold and stock prices so low that it may be ~specially attractive to borgain hunters and other buyers. Most market observers say it will take an interest rate cut from the Fed to turn the stock market around. The Fed doesn't meet until Jan. 30-3 1, and any action before then would be extraordinary. A couple of other Jammy e.vents cou ld also prove key. Fourth-quarter earnings are due in the rmddle of the month. Warnings from son1e compa nies about those numbers have pushed stock prices lower, but the market could still react negatively to the actual results. "My sense is that maybe if you can meet your fourth-quarter numbers, we'll be OK," said 'Nick Sargen, a market strategist for J.P. Morgan. Reg . 11Q99 Jol"ln Mllk:t~ @AJ F S com AWard @RJFS com The Daily Sentinel Ohio Division room . """''" ··'Inside: Work-slows·on single-family homes Qd.', after they rereiVeil an - · WASHINGTON (AP) - It was a busy dly at the post .. Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio . So. Miss tops TCU MOBILE, Ala. (AP) Jeff Kelly's 29-yard touchdown pass to freshman Kenny Johnson with eight second1 left, gave Southern . Miss a 28-21 win over 13thranked TCU in the Mobile Alabama Bowl. The Horned F10gs (10 - 2) missed a ch:mt r to w1n bowl gan1es in three t;OJISt::cutive yem; for the first time. Next season, they'll join Conferen ce USA . COLUMBUS, Ohio (AI') - · Ohio State has run out of weaklings , mismatches and cupcakes. Next up is No.9 Kansas. 'These guys are every bit as good as anybndy in America," Ohio State coach Jim O'Brien saiJ of the Buckeyes' guests on Saturday. llefore considering the Jay hawkli , h o wever. tlw rc w :l\ til l' t in y mJ tt-.:r or R oh-. n \ 1 ,·: 1 Brl'nf I ).Jrby scored ~t' \ , • 15 poinb in :1 27-2 tJr,, iul( 1·t n 1 a" Ohi o St.1t"l' \ln:rc lw,l ·r· ' '· it · nin n St f l\ iJ... t11 \I \ 11 1 \\, In, .d t) " HH-46 be.ttmg , ot' the· night's Co lonial s. ' "People arc talking about this team as being eastly good enough to get to the Final Four and that it could win the nation al championship 1" O'Brien said, referring to Kan-.as and not ovnwl-u:lmed Itobert M orris ( I l f\1 . " T io•'\ lu:.'1 .11 1 '· ', .I Un c ol 11, TOP 25 HOOPS Ne,-. fired la st y,·ar by Nebraska after 14 seasons battling Kansas in the Big 8 and Big 12 . "What stands out abom them is their physicalness and their size," Nee said. "Thl'y'n: very, very big and stmng. You 've got to run wave'\ at them, WdVt' after wave. They're a strong, hungry basketball team." O hio St.trc i ~ 7 -n rhi-; ""'.1'o n .!1 \. dlll ( tl\' Ar,.·n.l ,md ."\( )...1 JIJ,:c ~Jl l l t' 1hcl.n 1Jidlllg o pu1nl No. ·22 Bearcats move in Puerto Rico Holiday Classi¢ BAYAMON. Puerto Ri ec> (AI') - Abb.llli.I OVCI'o' .li\J C .I poor offen'ilVt' pert(-,nll.lll l" l' to Jdvann· to the .~ cmJtl t l ,Jh o f th ~· Puerto ltico Holiday CJ a, sic. 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'; , up the Jayl1.111' ks IS ti r\t-yc,tr Itohert Morris co.tch Dann y \\ Hlhqlt 'l !.irtl ll g gu.tnl \tcn:1 ~1" d l 111 d k .J llllll!, rl' h o 11 11 d l' l I '• ·'~.,t. f I i11k . I ~~~f.,l ll, wlw ,\ \ \Ta~"' " 1.~ . ) J"IOII!h , fl\1 ll t' d h 1~ Jcft ;HJk Jt • 1111 ,I dn vr,; tn th(' lusk(,.·t wah Ib 111i I l ures to pldy. He -.pent th e rl'st l\f rl11..· g.nu~· with hi~ lq!, cle\'a rt'd :n1d ;J towd dr.tp t•d around ,hls hl:.td lll lJSt of th \.· t itl H.' l ng.m. who fi ni ~ lll'd with 111 1ll' po im..; , Wil.., 1;tkc n to a ho~plt,ll f~ 1r, X - r.t\ " ··t, I , ' · ~~ Please see OSU, Page AJO I it tk . w hn ,JH'I'J!!:es R.7 poi.ots .md 7. I rchollnd". \Vas ki cked in th e k f[ l·.ll fe. u·]y in the game t~.nd .!\ I tn , Th~.· Crlll hl\ 1) 1" 1~k l!llJl.H l\n \ to H- il. behind ' ~ ~ phom c,rc ~ u ;l rd n vl' l"lli g hr. pl.l )Td j lh t three lllinutcs, scor- 1 lt'.1lh do l l b! h1IIJ~." \I !i , rn.\ ltll ll' ll t f ir e IJ,·,trc,t ts ((o- 2) Will pl.1y C 'Jrnp;n n , wh1d1 bl'.\t Fll)J"ld ,\ '\ tl.nll i (. \J .I )-.; I. but thl'v ll1 1ght 1 P,JdJ ~~ (1 \1 :: I ') I ' ';·.'.Ill , !1 L"O uld be.: mad e until he received ~ 7. ., tl1uw p ~._·p l H c1 rc.:n- high 29 f\1.\b afll ;l Will ih •.:1t rJw ·f(mnh 111 J' th l' lJilln \i ,ltc \ l.t·· r \IX g.un c~ r!Ltt t ouldJ)'t top 51 ~)Uints. O'Br.ien S!lid it isn ,t as if the Du<"keyes arc · thinking of themselves as world- heaters after their n.· cent successes against awful teams. "It's fool> gold. We can't think we're sonlething wf"'re not hl:'cau'ie we 've won 'a couple of \\:J·, ltnd : 11. .... 11d tlw !Hl ,r.lfr modcr.tt e, .md l i lt 11Jil 1[ J , .\J l ll!lg :- pr.W l w ;h thx i~ann on Ln~.m \ ~t :t tu~ lll~ t\\ll p n111t., lll "i ~ t:nu-. ~ ~ d ay­ w -d.t\ . I h 1:-::~ it1 " ".1. . l" l".Hiy- to call o'n the lk .1n. ,\h. dep th . th .1r's the We Still h ,·\ \l" l(n n t-",ll ,ll d~:· he <;;Jid . l.tJII.I.II I ),m s .111d I'c'\CI'VCS Fidd Wil li.um .!lid Amw,m Jones each "iCnred \f1 po in t.; for CinciruYati , whi ch led (o7- 4'J with 5:23 to pi.Iv. nnl y tn \ t'L" th e Prngulns (55) gn o n ,, 111- 11 run. The n e.lrC.lf'o \Vl'ft' 7-for-8 from t'he tlT\·- throw lll h' 111 tht~ final 2:(/3. '· We pb yc d .\ lud game," Hug~m" .,,11d " '!J./e d1dn 'r rebound . \X,\ d 1d11 't.t"\LT Utc nllCn . . ivcly.We did ll'l do \\' tY IIlllCh right." ., 1 ~ . , . PI tlliJ.Jtc h . -.fl \'llgth n f our t l\1111. Please see Top 15, Page A ro ' .. �•'' , ' Page A 6 • The Daily Sentinel -•• • • NATIONAL BRIEFS Record mail ~:handled Monday offi~e. ' offer of $4,651 on the Internct· auction <It<'. The huver backed out atier the legal dtspute began . Que,nons whether county officials should have to pay for a book they bdieve IS already county property. Under th e deal , an anonymous buyer has agrl'ed to pay $3,000 for the ledger, then dona« it tO Burlington County, .s aid Roger Shatzkin, a spoke'sman for the state attorney general's offi ce. The Masons say they bought the book from a junk dealer. OffiClals bchevc it was mis~mg for possibly decades . , ..season. For oow, the book is being held by a lawyer for the sta.te. ' ' The records included in the 261-page tome are some of the earliest on the large - scale treePHOENIX (AP) - Fo rm<r ' ing of slaves in the Unit ed Mafia underboss Salvatore Stat es, satd Giles R . Wright, "Sammy The Bull" Gravano director of tht" Afro-American for the third tim e this year has History Program at (he New been hit with felony charges Jersey Historical Commiso;JOn. Censuses condu cted 111 1790 alleging he ran a narcotics ring and 11:!00 showed more freed in Arizona . The indictments, handed up slaves in llurlington County Dec. 13 and made public than anywhere else in New Wednesday, supplement earlier Jersey, Wright said. By 1800. criminal counts against Gra- that nmaber was more th:m vano, family m e mbers and 700, he said. associates that allege he led and financed a major Ec stasy oper- The U.S. Postal Service handled a record 314 million items on Monday. The Monday before Christmas is traditional·'' :}y the agency's busiest day of the year. , . This year's holiday workload ::.Qf stamped cards. letters and , .. parcels topped the previous . ,record set the Monday before .• Christmas in 1995 , when 297 ·,.,million items were h andled . :, Overall, the post ofiice expects to handle some 20 bil·. ,!jon items dunng the holiday Ex-Mafia chief faces charges 3 die in , 3tion. The indictment includes five hew co~nts of narcotics viOlations and one count of money laundering . The filing was · sought to ensure that prosecutors go to court with appropri- ' ate charges when Gravano's trial begins next year, said Pati Urias, a spokeswoman for the state Attorney General's Office. ; Gravano, 54, killed 19 people ' for New. York's Gambino crime ' syndicate before becoming a protected government witness who helped convicr Gambino ·leader John Gotti in 1992. GraVano left the witness protectiOn program in 1997 . He has been held in protective isolation at a Maricopa .-. County jail since his February . arrest. He has denied. any , wrongdoing in Arizona. His .• lawyer, John Stookey, could not be reached for comment . .. , Gravano was indicted earlier ,. this month by a federal grand ·,jury in New York involving Ecstasy deals with an Israeli . organized-crime syndicate. Punch kills pedestrian ,. ,.' ' NEW YORK (AP) -A man died after he was punched in the head by another man while walking along a New York City street, police said. Neil Eddelson, 39, and a friend were walking from a bar in lower Manhattan's Tribeca heighborh ood around 9 :30 p.m. Wedne sday. Anoth e r man approached, punched Eddelson in the head and ran off, poli ce said. Eddelson was taken to a hospital where he died . It was. not immediately clear if Eddelson had any connection to his attacker, but the incident did not appear to stem from any alterca tion at the bar 1'0lice said. ' _ He was not robbed, but police still were investig.Itmg robbery as a posSible motive The assailant was de scrib ed ~ only ·as a male between the ' ages of 25 and 30. Book reveals slave record TRENTON, NJ (AP) - A deed book from 178 5 that co nlained records o f slaw s be ing freed in New Jer<e y ts ba ck in the 'iitate after lawyers won a •. :!~gal battle <et in m o tion when : the ledger was offereJ on clby Ja.st month . The leather- boun d book . c.onsidcred . signifi cant bccJ u.; c it help s documcm th e carlv a.bolitiom st m ovt nH·n t i;1 sputhcrn New J ersey. wtll eyentu all y be moved to th e .. $tate arc h1vcs 111 Trenton .1 . . a ~suit of th e sc ttl cm L" nt rc 1.chcd Wednesday. The state sued Charl es .mJ •Y~lerie Maso11 of N cwuk . ' WASHINGTON (AP) -A surge 111 new hou"'ing cunstrucnon in Noven1ber relied entirdy on builders bre.a king ground on apartments and condominiums. Work slowed on single-family homes for the third month in a row. Housing starts rose to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.56 million last month, a solid 2.2 percent increase from October and the biggest jump since February, the Com merce Department said Wednesday. Starts of apartments, condos and other multifamily housing projects jumped by · 1i. 9 percent in November to an annual rate of 342,000. Dut new construction of single- about .lrOSl' courthouse LOS ANGELES (AP) - A woman and two young girLs plunged to their deaths from an outdoor cafeteria on the ninth 'floor of the downtown Los Angeles County Court buildmg. Authoriti es said it appeared the woman threw the two children, believed to be between the ages of 6 and 9, ovel a cafeteria ledge and then leap'ed to her <Ieath Wednesday night. "Certainly they're going to be investigating a case of arl apparent murder-suicide," police Lt. Horace Frank told reporters at the scene Wednes, day ' night. The names of the victims were not relt'ased. h also wasn't immediately clear how they were related. The three fell to their deaths at about 5:30 p.m. "I was going to the ATM and I heard somebody screaming out, so I looked up and there was a woman ~tanding on the 1 \edge," sa~d witness Christina Brown, who works in a COli!Jty assessor's office in the building. Witnesses who saw the woman contacted authoritie .~. and a sheriff's deputy tried to talk her down from the ledge, Frank said. "He engaged in C'l'i sis intervention, m an attempt to console the ft.:m:de to not commit suicide, he tri ed to talk her back into the ledge, into the build mg. As h(s speak mg with her, she jumped over," Frank sa.id . The womau w:t s pronounced dead at the scene. The gtrls were tJh•n to a hospital, where both died 111 the emergency Thursday, December 21, 2000 family homes fell by 0.4 percent to a rate of 1.22 million. In October, housing construction fell 0.6 percent. "Lower mortgage rotcs are helping the market but are not totally counterbalan~ing negative forces," said David Seiders, chief economist for the National Association of Home Builders. "The prolllems builders~ faced at least until recently were getting decent labor and enough building materials, which were in short supply. Now they are hearing that problems with the slowing economy, low consumer confidence and · stock market' Market's hopes for true late-year rebound are dimming NEW YORK (AP) Investors' hopes for ·a happy end to Wall Street's most dismal year in a decade are vanishing in a seemingly unending string of stock selloffs. With an interest rate cut now ruled out until January, the market Isn't likely to find a catalyst for a sustainable rally until early 2001, many experts believe. "We're talking bout1ces if anything, not a rally," said Richard Dickson, a technical analyst with Scott & Stringfellow Inc. "It's going to take a long time, in my opinion, to repair the psychological damage that is being done and has been done to tech stocks." That's not to say the stock averages won't move higher durmg the s1x rcm:~ining trading days in 2000 1 when low volume of trading around the holidays caJl exaggerate gains or losses. It JUS! means that short of i miracle, 2000 is slated to be the worst-ever year for the 29- ycarold Nasdaq composite index. The technology-focused gauge IS down more than 50 percent from Its high for the year. The Dow Jones industrials, down 13 percent from its year. high, and S&P 500, otT more than 18 percent, are also suffering. 1oday~ Scoreboard, Page A8 Bengals keep LeBeau, Page AB Point girls top Roane, Page A 10 Wahama girls still1mbeaten, Page A 10 volatihty are creating problems with home buyers' psyche," Seiders said. On Wall Street, fears about a harsh economic slowdown and continuing weakness in corporate earnings sent stocks sliding. The Dow Jones industrial average closed down 265.44 points at 10,318.93 . The Nasdaq finished down for the seventh straight session, falling 178.93 or 7 percent to 2,332.78. In November, housing starts were down 111 all regions of the country expect for the West, where they rose 28.1 percent to a rate of 429,000. ' Top prospect for attomey general tums it down · WASHINGTON (AP) Republican official said WednesGeorge Bush's top candidate for day night, adding that she was attorney general, Montal)a Gov. virtually assured to get the call Marc Racicot, told the presi- when Bush was ready to dent-elect Wednesday he did not announce the post. An abortionwant the job, throwing the rights supporter, Whitman search for the natioti's top law would be sheltered at the EPA enforcetnent official into a state from social issues that galvanize of uncertainty. Two other GOP llush's conservative base. governors were poised to land Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Cabinet posts. Thompson, an abor tion foe, was " I'm just at a point Of time in the front-runner to head the life and with my family that I'm Health ond H u man Services not sure that that would be in Department, where social issues our best interest,'' Racicot told are critical. He was almost cerThe Associated Press after a pri- tain to get the job, the officials vate meeting with Bush. Senior said. GOP ofticials soid Dush wos Whitma n could be nominatpoised to offl'r the post to Raci- ed as early as Friday. Thompson cot, his closet all y among the was penciled in for an nation's 29 GOP governors. anno uncement Friday or next The move upgraded the week, the officials said. T hey p'rospects of Oklahoma Gov. spoke on condition of anonym.iFrank Keating, a f.worire of con- ty. servatives under consideration. Some conservatives had Other candidates include outgo- objected to Racicot's candidacy, ing Sen . John Ashcroft, R-Mo. compbii,ling, too, that the Cabiand former Sen. John Danforth, net may be shaping up as overly R-Mo. moderate. A two-term TexJs governor One of the first state exec uhirnself, Bush has decided to tives to encourage a Bush presinominate New Jersey Gov. dential bid, Rocicot stu nned Christie Whitman to head the Bush's camp by pulling out of Environmental Protection the search process after being Agency, but had nor formally summoned to Texas for a private of!cred her the job, two senior meeting with his close friend. THuRsDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS Funding needed to treat hepatitas in firefighters PHILADELPHIA (AP) - A j udge ruled Wednesday that the city must boost fundmg to treat firefighters and paramt·dics infected with the dangerou> hepatitis C virus on the job. Common Pleas Judge Allan L. Tereshko upheld an arbitrator's decision requiring the city to contribute S4.8 million over two years to the resc ue workers' health plan - $1 .H million more than the city had nlready pledged. Uut the union said it may appeal, since · the judge struck down a provisiou requiring the city to pay for sick leave for workers ill with the virus, which can be transmitted via blood and can cause liver damage and can- cer. 'Ho£idayi.J"me EJewdry Sa£e Rings • Diamonds • Bracelets - Pearls • Earrings - Pendants l•y co ntillum ~ thei r 18- 0 run to the end of B Y JON WtLL two from the foul lin e and a put hack underneath . At the em! of the first pcn od. BUCHTEL - Eastern pl ayed om· of the Eagle1 to und thellht·l vcs in ,, hole the toughest road games of th e se.ISon trailing 12 - ~ . · Wednesday against a veteran Nel,onvilleAfter a cold fim quarter. the E a~les \\crt' York team . hoping to \\arm up the ba1kc t .111d put J The Eagles found th c msd v<'> trailing stop to the 13uckevc\ OffeiiSC'. After .Ill owearly, but got their game together for a 4lJ- . ing Nelsonville to mcrea se their kad 174 I comeback victory. 7, Senior Danielle Spencer ignited a secThe Buckeyes jumped out in front of ond quarter Eastern rally with couple the Eagles with an early 10-2 lead. The tough rebounds and two field goals. Eagles p layed J very physical quarter with Whitnt"V Karr continlled thL· rally. star point !,'liard Amber Baker picking up adding 8points of her mvn including,, 3her second foullt·ss than two minutes into pomt play oiT an Elizabeth Newlan ti>ul. the ganK. Junior Stacie Watson con- The Eagb played to<Ck soli ,! detl.·ttll' .mel tnbutl'd thl' onl y firq LJUan cr point" with he,Ited th iti!,'< up 011 their e 11d n f thc <our t fourth foul with 5:30 remaining in the third. B q.~Illlllllf: tl tl'' Sl'mlld half, the Eagles The l!uckeyes again pulled within one k·d by .t ,ix J'\)l11 t m .ar~in. 1L)-25.This time otT another 3-pmnt goal by Amy Standall. H \\: a'> th ~ B LH ke\"l~\ w rn m t(ml trouble a~ Eastern wameJ a timfout, with th~ir read t\n11 \t,md,JII 14·'"' up her third foul with shrinking 4ui ckly. Eastern came ou.t ready 7 .30 ldt to pl.ty in th e third. The ·Eagles to take command pf the ball game wlien continued to hold lht' Buckeye'<~ scordN'i. Sp,•ncer again doininatrd the boards lind until the (,: IJ(l mark, when Nelsonville chipped in a tidJ goal to push the Eagles Gipitalized ot1'Wlmm-y Karr's fi>urrh foul lead to 5 at the end of the third . on the night. To start the foiirth , the Buckeyes trail~d Nclmnvilk's 'me shot A<hley Standall , the Eagles 3H-31. E.I>tern's Stacie Watson b rou ~,;ht the Bu ckeye' ba ck within 2 with took control of the game by picking up .1 J-]'nint go,l l. T he Bu c h.~yc \ .1gain strug- fiVL' f\Hirth - quartcr rebounds as 1 well · as ~. I L·d 10 n.: m .Jlll o ut of fn ul trouble. but to 110 ,,,·ail. Arll) St.ltld,\11 picked up her Please see Eastern. Pace A 10 OVP CORRESPONDENT Prep Hoops Girls TVC Alexande r , Meigs : · Belpre · Vinton Co unty Nelso nville- York Wellston TVC ALL 5·0 4·1 3-2 2·3 1· 4 0-5 6-2 5·1 3·4 4·5 2·6 2·6 . TVC ALL Eastern 5·0 6- 1 Federal Hocking 3·2 3·3 Wale rford 3-2 3-4 · Southern 2·3 4-4 Trimble 2·3 2·6 Mille r 0-5 0·7 Wednesday 's .G ames Easte rn 49, Nelsonville· York 41 Meigs 63, Federal Hocking 29 Fort Frye 68, Waterford 15 Today'a Games Alexander at Southern . Trimble at South Gallia Friday's Games Tree of Life at Trimble Oak Hill at Wellston rlh~ ll.' COil J qtLL rtl"f . . lhe Rock ·springs Rifle SEOAL SEQ B Y DAVE HARRIS ' sic Saturday's Game Wheelersburg at Gallia Academy Area non-league DIAMOND SOLITAIRE Baguette Diamonds Set in 14K Gold Bright White . 31 1 Four1h Sl . Man ella O H 45 750 3 DIAM NO One Carat RING DIAMOND PENDANTS DIAMOND BRACELETS SOLITAIRES Out Best Selection Ever! 1 Wl')lter $1 4 9 9 Reg. '475 Reg. $3400 1/4Carat$29 9 Reg . $1099 l?eg. 425 DIAMOND HEART PENDANT 14 Carat Se t In Gold 1 Carat* $ 2 4 9 Reg . S12Q9 2 Carat* $7 99 Reg. $1900 5 Carat* $ 1 099 All While Diamonds Branch ManaQOr r~===~~·l .. " -----------------------------------------------====: · An~ela Ward C~en1 Se rv1ce Ma nager I TVC , Friday's Games · Fe deral Hocking at Alexander :.Belpre at Warren ,: Wheelersburg at Meig s ->Southern at Waha ma ' Southeastern at Vinton County · Waterford al Shenandoah Area non-league :. Friday's Games •lSouthe rn al Wa hama : South Gallia at Raceland John C. Miller, CFP lt-!OifiP'C I Boys ••• .9Lcquis#io~ !J'me Jewefry TWOLOCATIONS 151 SecondAven~e, Gallipolis 446-2842 91 Mill Street, Middleport 992-6250 1 fill!Zlce Member Jewefers 13oan£ 'TraJe OPEN 9<lO- 6:00 Dally 9:0q - 6:30 Saturdoy 1:00- 4:00Sunday Flngndng Avolloble Free Gift Wrgpplng , Meigs senior Amber Vining (20) poured in 28 points to lead the Marauders to ·a 63-29 victory ove r Fed· eral Hocking Wednesday night. (Dave Har ris photo) Buckeyes bomb Robert Morris Redmen lose • aga1n '• '· •' HILO, Hawaii- Rio Gratide, ·ranked 8th in the NAJA Division .: 11 Poll ' lost to NAJA Division II •No. 1 Embry-Riddle '12-85 at the ~Coconut Coast C lassic Tuesday. ' : Chris Ballenger scored 20 :points and grabbed eight ;rebounds. Joe Martin had 18 ;points. Randar Luts' added 13 :points and Nathan Copas had 12 •points. : Heath Faba cher and Kyle Mas ' Jed Embry, Riddlc ( 13- 1) with 21 :points each. . : Rio Grande (lll - 4) has lost two :in a row . • . I • •I ' • • ••' I > ••' 'l 57'%. ROC I< SI'RI NCS - Me 1g' The M,trauJers pulled do~n outscored Federal Ho c kin!~ 1X- .13 rebounds with Kayte Dayis II in rhc tirst period and ro.Jstcd gr.1bbing eight. ,. to a 63-29 win over Fedc•r,\l The MarJuders had a seasonHocking in girl> TVC basketball high 31 turnovers, 14 steals J.ed .tctioh w,·dnesday. by Vining and Lindsay Dt;>lin T he Marauders jumped out with three each. Meigs also !;\ad thr big ' lead bd1ind the scoring 14 ossists with Vimng getting of Mindy Chancey all(\ Jaynee four. I ) ,J\'1~ , who each scored six The Lancers were led by po mts in the period. Jamie Linscott with 1 1, she was Sar.th Springer scored the the only lancer m double ~gI .1nccr~ fttst points at the 7:45 urcs. , m:nk of the 'ccund pcnod. The Lancers hit 12-of·.SS l-k.1d coarh Ron Logan including one of seven thtee b q,~.m suh-,titutcd fi·cdy he-gin pointers tor an icc cold 21%. mug late in the first petiod . . The 'Lancers were four of ,15 The Lancers outscored Meigs from the line for an eq ually as in the period 12- 11, beh ind the fri~id 27%. scoring of S-8 senior Jamie LinFederal Hocking had 33 scott who scored eight points in rebounds led by Jamie Linscott the perinJ. with eight, Sarah Springer and Jamie Simmons added seven M~ i ~~ wrnt mro locker room ·each. \\. ith .1 2 () - 12 lead. Springer had t h ree of her rlw Marauders out scored teams five ossists, and Springer the Vikin~s 17- 10 in the third pe-riod behind Amber Vining's and Jamie Linscott each lrad scvt.:n points and Jaynee Davis , fo ur of the Lancers 17 steals. ' .wd TifTany Qua lls, who scored The Lancers tu rned the ball liH ir points eac h . over 28 times. Vining topped ofthe evenipg T he M arauders made it a with 13 poin ts in the fourth clean sweep with a 40-12 win period befo re reti ring to the in the j unior va rsity game. bench mid-way through the C hrissy Mi ller led the winfourth period. ners with 15. Mcig< had a J7C7 scoring Christy Manmng and Krisha .utvamagl' in the period. Johnson led the Little Lanars Vining led all scorer' with 28 with three points each. poitl t\ . J.~yn e c Davis anJ Mindy Mcib" (6- 1, TVC 5-1) will C:h ollK<·y addeJ 10 points each. play Logan in the Logan Holil'vkit." hit 27 -ot~SS fium the day Tournament Dec. 29. floor, including 2-of-11 3Fede ral Hocking (3-4, TV.C pointcrs. 3-3) will play host to N~l­ Th,• Moraudcrs went m the sonville-York on Jan. 4. ·.•/ ~ $1 1 Carat $1999 ( ommifh·d In ~r111r lin.mdal fulun•, '' SEOAL Today's Game . ' Point Pleasant at Spring Valley tour, ne y Friday's Games ' '.Gallla Acade my at Fairland • Rock Hill at River Valley : Marie tta at Ch illcolh e •·llelpre al Warren . f Polnt Pleasant at Spring Valley tou r, ney ONE CARAT DIAMOND BRACELET Reg. $2999 INC. I I ~ 1/2 Coral $799 RAYMOND jAMES Wahama 7·0 Ohio Valley Christian 3-0 Soulh Gall ia 1·5 : Hannan 0·4 Wednesday 's Game , Waha ma 54, fiamlin 47 Today's Game : Trimble at South Gallia • NE CARAT ••• line 14 times Jnd hit eight for OVP CORRESPONDENT Friday's Games Point Pleasant a t Hoover Ma rietta at Berea (Ky.) Holiday Clas· ' • ALL Jackson 3·1 6·1 Athe ns 3-1 5· 1 Marietta . 3·1 5· 1 Gallia Acade my 2·2 3·3 Warren 2-2 3-2 1·3 2·4 Logan Point Pleasant 1·3 2·4 River Valley 1·3 1·6 Wednesday's Game s Point Pleasant 46, Roane County 37 . Marietta at Berea (Ky.) Holiday Classic, no report Today 's Games Gallia Academy a t Rock Hill ' · Pa rkersburg South at Warren Marietta at Berea (Ky.) Holiday Clas· sic • I Marauders roll to win • Whitest $ 1 9 9 9 Mav peace and f?oodH;ill surround vmt, and mav the true spirt/ of this holiday live in vour hearts. Our sincere thanks f?O O!ilto each and every one of you for your kind patronage this past year. ~ Jtcquisitions :Fine Jewe[ry Reg. $2400 740-376-9186 800-726-8412 Eagles rally to beat Buckeyes, 49-41 ALL White $ 9 9 9 FNA~t;;IA\_. SERVI{..;ES, Page~7 lhund.y, December 11, 1000 Hocking Division This week's spectacular sellofE, including the Nasdaq's seventh consecutive decline on Wt•dnesday, haven't helped - although they may make it likely the market will have to snap back at least a little bit. "The way the market's going do n, I'd say we should see a bum up. Dut will it go down again? at's still .the question." said Yale Hirsch, autho'r of the Stock Trader's Almanac, who believes the market is so oversold and stock prices so low that it may be ~specially attractive to borgain hunters and other buyers. Most market observers say it will take an interest rate cut from the Fed to turn the stock market around. The Fed doesn't meet until Jan. 30-3 1, and any action before then would be extraordinary. A couple of other Jammy e.vents cou ld also prove key. Fourth-quarter earnings are due in the rmddle of the month. Warnings from son1e compa nies about those numbers have pushed stock prices lower, but the market could still react negatively to the actual results. "My sense is that maybe if you can meet your fourth-quarter numbers, we'll be OK," said 'Nick Sargen, a market strategist for J.P. Morgan. Reg . 11Q99 Jol"ln Mllk:t~ @AJ F S com AWard @RJFS com The Daily Sentinel Ohio Division room . """''" ··'Inside: Work-slows·on single-family homes Qd.', after they rereiVeil an - · WASHINGTON (AP) - It was a busy dly at the post .. Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio . So. Miss tops TCU MOBILE, Ala. (AP) Jeff Kelly's 29-yard touchdown pass to freshman Kenny Johnson with eight second1 left, gave Southern . Miss a 28-21 win over 13thranked TCU in the Mobile Alabama Bowl. The Horned F10gs (10 - 2) missed a ch:mt r to w1n bowl gan1es in three t;OJISt::cutive yem; for the first time. Next season, they'll join Conferen ce USA . COLUMBUS, Ohio (AI') - · Ohio State has run out of weaklings , mismatches and cupcakes. Next up is No.9 Kansas. 'These guys are every bit as good as anybndy in America," Ohio State coach Jim O'Brien saiJ of the Buckeyes' guests on Saturday. llefore considering the Jay hawkli , h o wever. tlw rc w :l\ til l' t in y mJ tt-.:r or R oh-. n \ 1 ,·: 1 Brl'nf I ).Jrby scored ~t' \ , • 15 poinb in :1 27-2 tJr,, iul( 1·t n 1 a" Ohi o St.1t"l' \ln:rc lw,l ·r· ' '· it · nin n St f l\ iJ... t11 \I \ 11 1 \\, In, .d t) " HH-46 be.ttmg , ot' the· night's Co lonial s. ' "People arc talking about this team as being eastly good enough to get to the Final Four and that it could win the nation al championship 1" O'Brien said, referring to Kan-.as and not ovnwl-u:lmed Itobert M orris ( I l f\1 . " T io•'\ lu:.'1 .11 1 '· ', .I Un c ol 11, TOP 25 HOOPS Ne,-. fired la st y,·ar by Nebraska after 14 seasons battling Kansas in the Big 8 and Big 12 . "What stands out abom them is their physicalness and their size," Nee said. "Thl'y'n: very, very big and stmng. You 've got to run wave'\ at them, WdVt' after wave. They're a strong, hungry basketball team." O hio St.trc i ~ 7 -n rhi-; ""'.1'o n .!1 \. dlll ( tl\' Ar,.·n.l ,md ."\( )...1 JIJ,:c ~Jl l l t' 1hcl.n 1Jidlllg o pu1nl No. ·22 Bearcats move in Puerto Rico Holiday Classi¢ BAYAMON. Puerto Ri ec> (AI') - Abb.llli.I OVCI'o' .li\J C .I poor offen'ilVt' pert(-,nll.lll l" l' to Jdvann· to the .~ cmJtl t l ,Jh o f th ~· Puerto ltico Holiday CJ a, sic. Cim:inn <J ti nve rc.lllll' Jl l ] ll r il'' to rwo kcv pl.t\ l ' r .;, 11 1 _;,\f n r 1 h~ ( ·rllll '-O!l T i.!l l,)f I ,,1~··rt f\. l ;'lrn ~ till' t' l~~ J( I .Ill l'h l' onk tLl"I.T \l'.ll"~ .U~I) . 11~ !..l 11 11, i! t! ~l ~~ ni!, !).,. ~l,lll \ 1. 1 1\h 1!1 ,_ .,I r( .11rh 1; ,·r bm th l· lll L'Ct lllg d uc~ l ! 't l l h>~ . 1~ sure as it did wh~.·n the li r~ t round startdi Wednesday. No . 17 Alabama shot just .1 ~ percent (21 - for- f,S) in a 64- :il> victon1 over Northern lowJ, while No. 22 Cinci1111ati held oil' Yuung;tnwn Statr 74-h) . (n o th t:r Tt' )' _:~ _; g .l JlJ (''· 1\ ·,, ,J, L,)p ~i d c d '\J ,, ](1 ·\ r p l!;.11ll t' '\:· (Y Bri cl -;:1id. 1 !j, l'J dl '-! P l1 1d .1., " , !1 l'lll ,;· np:· llJ ,!Jlil ~ · 11 1l' ' · (~riz z a rd\ j' OJ lltS . wh1ch l ll,!-;fO !J . tlll"L'( w~~~h ­ b c.1l Alll cn C,l\1 U nJvl'r\it y of Punw R 1co {17 ..:. '; , up the Jayl1.111' ks IS ti r\t-yc,tr Itohert Morris co.tch Dann y \\ Hlhqlt 'l !.irtl ll g gu.tnl \tcn:1 ~1" d l 111 d k .J llllll!, rl' h o 11 11 d l' l I '• ·'~.,t. f I i11k . I ~~~f.,l ll, wlw ,\ \ \Ta~"' " 1.~ . ) J"IOII!h , fl\1 ll t' d h 1~ Jcft ;HJk Jt • 1111 ,I dn vr,; tn th(' lusk(,.·t wah Ib 111i I l ures to pldy. He -.pent th e rl'st l\f rl11..· g.nu~· with hi~ lq!, cle\'a rt'd :n1d ;J towd dr.tp t•d around ,hls hl:.td lll lJSt of th \.· t itl H.' l ng.m. who fi ni ~ lll'd with 111 1ll' po im..; , Wil.., 1;tkc n to a ho~plt,ll f~ 1r, X - r.t\ " ··t, I , ' · ~~ Please see OSU, Page AJO I it tk . w hn ,JH'I'J!!:es R.7 poi.ots .md 7. I rchollnd". \Vas ki cked in th e k f[ l·.ll fe. u·]y in the game t~.nd .!\ I tn , Th~.· Crlll hl\ 1) 1" 1~k l!llJl.H l\n \ to H- il. behind ' ~ ~ phom c,rc ~ u ;l rd n vl' l"lli g hr. pl.l )Td j lh t three lllinutcs, scor- 1 lt'.1lh do l l b! h1IIJ~." \I !i , rn.\ ltll ll' ll t f ir e IJ,·,trc,t ts ((o- 2) Will pl.1y C 'Jrnp;n n , wh1d1 bl'.\t Fll)J"ld ,\ '\ tl.nll i (. \J .I )-.; I. but thl'v ll1 1ght 1 P,JdJ ~~ (1 \1 :: I ') I ' ';·.'.Ill , !1 L"O uld be.: mad e until he received ~ 7. ., tl1uw p ~._·p l H c1 rc.:n- high 29 f\1.\b afll ;l Will ih •.:1t rJw ·f(mnh 111 J' th l' lJilln \i ,ltc \ l.t·· r \IX g.un c~ r!Ltt t ouldJ)'t top 51 ~)Uints. O'Br.ien S!lid it isn ,t as if the Du<"keyes arc · thinking of themselves as world- heaters after their n.· cent successes against awful teams. "It's fool> gold. We can't think we're sonlething wf"'re not hl:'cau'ie we 've won 'a couple of \\:J·, ltnd : 11. .... 11d tlw !Hl ,r.lfr modcr.tt e, .md l i lt 11Jil 1[ J , .\J l ll!lg :- pr.W l w ;h thx i~ann on Ln~.m \ ~t :t tu~ lll~ t\\ll p n111t., lll "i ~ t:nu-. ~ ~ d ay­ w -d.t\ . I h 1:-::~ it1 " ".1. . l" l".Hiy- to call o'n the lk .1n. ,\h. dep th . th .1r's the We Still h ,·\ \l" l(n n t-",ll ,ll d~:· he <;;Jid . l.tJII.I.II I ),m s .111d I'c'\CI'VCS Fidd Wil li.um .!lid Amw,m Jones each "iCnred \f1 po in t.; for CinciruYati , whi ch led (o7- 4'J with 5:23 to pi.Iv. nnl y tn \ t'L" th e Prngulns (55) gn o n ,, 111- 11 run. The n e.lrC.lf'o \Vl'ft' 7-for-8 from t'he tlT\·- throw lll h' 111 tht~ final 2:(/3. '· We pb yc d .\ lud game," Hug~m" .,,11d " '!J./e d1dn 'r rebound . \X,\ d 1d11 't.t"\LT Utc nllCn . . ivcly.We did ll'l do \\' tY IIlllCh right." ., 1 ~ . , . PI tlliJ.Jtc h . -.fl \'llgth n f our t l\1111. Please see Top 15, Page A ro ' .. �!6i.ge A 8 • The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Thursday, December 21 2000. Thursday, December 21, 2000 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio The Dally Sentinel • Page Afi! ' 1 TODAY'S SCOREBOARD • • • PREP HOOPS"] Heb on Lakewood 57 Amanda.C:Hta c eek Te~s A&M 75 Peppard ne 64 Tekas A&M.Corpus Chnst 79 JacksonVIlle 46 Hudson 73 Kens on 63 Hun ng Valey Untvers y 51 Cle VASJ 50 WesteN! e S 66 Uppe Art ngton 57 Tri-County G rts Box•• M-'g• 13 Feder• Hock ng 29 52 Webe St 71 Texas Pan Ameocan...S5 F - Hockng 0 2 0 7 29 MetgS 18 7 17 63 Federal Hoc:k. ng 3 4 3 3) N kk Ves o o BolSe S 2 0 Tirlany B ssel 0 0.0 0 Tracy Sldwe 4 0 o 8 Renee Ste\lens 0 0 0 0 JameS mmons 3 0 1 6 Katie L nscon 0 a 0 0 Mary Fossen 0 0 o 0 Sarah Spnnge 2 0 0 4 She a G lchns 0 a '• 00 Jamelnscon34 21 Totas124 529 Megs(6 Amtle Vnng 51 ShannonPce2004 56 28 Jaynee Da s 50 0 0 Tiffany Qua Is 2 1 2 5 M ndy Chancey 4 2 4 0 .&.shley Thomas 0 Q-.0 0 L ndsay Bo n 0 2 AICI8Wery20 4 KavteOavsoooo co ne Hoover a 0 0 0 Shannon Sou sby 0 0 0 0 I Totals 27 a 14 63 { Ohio H gh Schoo G Is Basketba Wednesdays Results Ak Kenmo e 'J'/ Ak Ems 23 AI\ Manches e 58 Pen nsu a Wood dge Anaove Pyma un ng Va ey 53 Pa nesv e HarVey 33 Ashtabu a Edgewood 5 Ash abu a 40 AShtabuaStsJ&P4 CeHsL eanE 35 Avon 47 We g on 35 Avon La"e 67 Amhe s 32 Beave c eek 88 Sp ng N 55 BedodCha e 54 Ce ealdCen Cah32 Beverly F Frye 68 Wa erto d 5 Brecksv e 84 N A tdge e 43 Brunsw ck 65 Be ea 46 Cambridge 59 Za es e Cana Fu o NW 48 A anee Marl ng on 43 Cemerv e 5 Sp ng S 40 Cn NW50 Cn M Hea hy 0 C n Turp n 58 ove a d 42 OeHsBeaumo 6JGarfetdH~T 37 Cos DeSaes55 Ne dkCah 4 Cols We ng on 5 Day M am Va e~ 2a Cortanct Mapewood 5 B so v e B so f 4 ' I t TOURNAMENTS Bahamas Sun Spluh Shootout First Round A aoama 66 Cre~gh on 56 O~lahoma St 65 E M1Ch gan 45 Bahamu Sunshine Shootout Second Round A kansas Tech 73 Whee ng Jesu 55 Navy Clalllc Flr$t Round Fu man 82 Murray St 68 Navy 74 McNeese St 65 OT The Beach Claaaic Championship M ss ss pp 69 lnd ana 67 Th rd Plac:e Long Beach S 80 W ch a S 76 w 45 C ooksvs e63 Wa sa Ave Vew54 Day Cham ade Ju enne 58 T o wood Mad son 53 Day Jeffe son 90 Sp ng Va ey 20 Day Meadowda e 70 Day S e Qay Pa erson 52 Day Co Wh e 19 D asden T Va ey 52 Zanes e Mays e 47 E Can 8 Maven32 E Cs Shaw65 Pa ma30 E y a Cath 59 Lakewooa S A~ustme 26 Fa port Ha bo Ha d g 58 T ompson Ledgemon 43 Gatton Mdvew 56 F eands 33 G een 40 Man ua C es woor.l 34 G eenv e 59 P qua 43 Hubba d 45 Sa em 42 Hube H s Wayne 60 Fa bon 45 Lousv e 45 Ca o on 42 MapeHs 62 Bedod60 Mea na 40 N Roya ton 28 Mlllerva 57 Ak Spong 34 N 0 ms ed 39 Rocky A ve 36 New Le..: ng on 60 McConne sv e Mo gan 41 0 d Wash ng on Buckeye T a 59 Ela nesv e 39 Oms ed Fa s 84 Fa rvew 34 Ox o d Ta a wanda 5 Uno Coun y d JO POland 47 Mogado e Fed 38 Sandusky S Marys 54 Loan Ca h 48 Seaman N Adams 55 McOe mo S o o Nonhwes 4 SheffedB ooksde52 oa Cearvew5 Sou hing on Cha ke 66 Lo dstown 20 S ongsv eSS MddebugHs Mdpak33 S u he s 68 Youngs Rayen 52 Tho nv e Shendan 65 Nev. Conclil d John G enn 39 To Cen Ca h 57 To bbey 46 To No e Dame 69 To S art 63 To Roge s 80 o Woodwa d 62 To Sco 59 To Bowshe 54 To S U sua o5 To Wa e 4 To on o 56 Bowes on Cono o Va ey 43 ...,. Uh chsv e C aymon 62 Zoa e Tus ca awas Va ey 7 Van Bu en 63 Cory Rawson 42 W Musk ngum 69 Ph o 60 Wa ensv e 63 Garl e d H 55 Wes ake 40 Bay 3 Xen a 52 Fa rmo 42 Zanesv e Aosee ans 5 Cos R~:~ady 4 Women s Co ege Baskelba Sco es EAST Ca o naPa 58 Mansled 42 Deawa e87 S F ancs Pa 83 Dom ca NY 0 W m ng on De 42 d ana Pa 68 B oomsb g 5 Me ma k 82 Sou hamg on 67 M e sv e 78 C a on 55 P ovdence93 HoyC oss 7 Sh ppensbu g 86 Ku z own 6 Ve mon 73 Sy a use 60 Wes Ches e 88 Shppery Rock 86 SOUTH A a Hun sv e 95 K~n ucky Wes eyan 82 A co n S 65 Flonda A&M 47 A zona OS Puerto A co Mayaguez 4 Augus a S BB Shaw 70 Campbe sv ~ 98 Spa d ng 76 Coas a Ca o na 74 ETSU 7 Col o Charles on 7 Oho 58 Geo g a 77 Va Commonwea h 63 L ndsey W son 47 B esc a 44 LOUSY e 88 Cans us 69 N Ke ucky 8B S F anc s lnd 1 A chmond 78 Copp n S 64 S Cao naS 5 N Cao naA&T72 Sou he U 72 ee h ne Cookman 60 V gna 73 Lberty46 MIDWEST Au o a 74 Nonh Cent a 67 Be he nd 77 Northwes e n M n 63 Badey58 Cone 55 Cap a as Ma e a 40 C n nna 9 Dayton 69 Fo da 9 ChcagoS 30 nos92 Mssou 74 owa S 9 N owa 73 L con Mo 84 Mssou S ou s 9 Me mph s 93 UMKC 38 Mchgan S 8 Cen M h gan 52 Mo U on 80 John Ca o 6 0 erbe n 86 Oh o Northe n 66 S CoudS 84 Concoda S P SOUTHWEST A k L e Rock. Har.a Cl 66 Bay 79 Sou e n Ca 55 SMU 2 NOr1h exas 6 S ephen F Aus n 6 P a eVe 52 Te as 82 SW Texas 4 Oh o H gh Schoo Boys Baske ba I Wednesdays Aesu Is B so v e 8 s o 73 Ga e sv e 67 Ch co he Hun ng on Ross 89 La ham Wesen53 Cn ndanH ~ 8 N Be dTayo Cll'l Mad e a 9 Sp ng Ca h Cen 4 1'1 Ma emon 77 Be~ a a62 Day M am Va ey 53 Co 5 We ng o 2 E L e poo 90 .Oak. G en W Va 36 Fa rt e d 64 Ox o d Ta a wanda 43 Ga es M s Hawken 59 B on Be ksh e 7 FAR WEST 61 IdahO S 59 De ro 67 E Washingt~ 62 Gonzaga 74 Mon ana 73 Tu sa 65 San 0 ego 56 UC lrv ne 81 Bmn ngham Southem 69 Men 1 College Baskelblll Sear.. EAST Hoy C oss 65 Fo dham 63 Lalayene 8 Sc anion 69 V g n a Tech 59 Moun St Marys Mel 56 SOUTH E Ke ucky 73 Ca S Fu erton 67 Geo ge Mason 81 Coasla Ca o na 65 Lou sana Mon oe 22 Touga oo 67 Stelson 84 B m r!Qham Southe n 6B Tennessee Tech 110 Asbury 52 VMI 77 Mary Washmg4on 47 MIDWEST Badey75 I 10s6 Sue 84 SantaCaa60 ChcagoG 7 E Mchgan60 ndPu ndps72 ndanaS 70 Kansas St 86 Hamplon 7 MaQuee78WCaona66 Oh o S 88 Robert Moms 46 SE M ssou 8 Campt>el 54 SW M ssou S 70 UMKC 58 W s G een Bay 72 Gonzaga 61 SOUTHWEST Arkansas 5 Northwes en St 47 Charlo e 94 UTEP a Ok aha a 9a SW Texas 48 Rc;e74 PortandS 62 SepllenFA s 95 Schene so Texas Hous on 50 FAR WEST A zona 88 LSU 75 A zona S 59 Me tl 42 Aus Peay 74 Coo adoS 72 San Jose S 83 Sac amen o S 58 U ah S 76 UC A e s de 62 TOURNAMENTS Puerto R co Hoi day Class c F rst Round A abama 64 N Iowa 56 C nc nna 74 Youngs ownS 65 Cemson94 Fo daA an c8 Y.ashngon6 Ame~ea U PA 4 San Juan Shootoul F st Round Ken S 57 Northwes e. n 58 Neb as~a 8 o a 80 SMU 0 P ertO"A co Mayaguez 72 Va Commonwea h 90 Evansv e 82 Slate Fa m Good Neighbor C asslc F st Round Co of Cha es on 68 Jacksonv e S 57 De awa e 82 Charles on Sou hen 63 T end Homes Class c Champ onsh p F esno S 85 Lou sana La aye e 69 Th d Place To edo 80 Samlo d 74 Kanus State (10 3) vs Tennessee (8 3) am (FOX) Gator Bowl At JacktonvHie Fla v gna Tech (10 1) vs C emson (9 2) 2 30pm NBC) Cltru1 Bowl At Orlando fl1 Mchgan 8 3 VS Aut>um (9 3) pm I COWGE FOOl BALLI Co lege Bowl Games Wednesday Dec 20 Mob leA abam• Bow Sou hen Mss SSppl28 TCU 2 Thu actay Dec 21 Las Vegas Bowl A Las Vegas UNLV 7 5 s A ka sas 6 5 8 p m ESPN2 Sunday Cec 24 Oahu Bow At Hono u u V g a 65 vs Geoga 74 830 pm ESPN) Monday Dec 25 Blue-G ay Classic A Montgomery Ala B e s G ay Noon ABC Aloha Bowl AI Honolulu BosonCoege 65 vsA zonaSae 65-) 330pm ABC) Wednesday Dec 27 Motor C ty Bowl At Pont ac M ch Masha 5 vs Cncnna (74) 4 pm ESPN Galle yfurn lu e com Bowl At Houston Te..:as Te h 7 5) vs Eas Ca o na 4) e p m ESPN2 Thursday Dec 28 Human tar an Bowl AI Bose Idaho 8o se Sa e (9 2) s Texas E Paso 8 3) 30 p m ESPN2 Music C ty Bowl A Nashv Ia Tenn WesVgna(65)vsMsssspp(74 4 p m (ESPN) M cronpc com Bowl At Mlam M nnesota 6 5 11s North Ca o na S ate 7 4 7pm TBS Ins ght com Bowl AI Phoemx owa Sa e 8 3) liS P ttsbu gh (7 4 7 30 p m ESPN F day Dec 29 Liberty Bow AI Memph s Tenn Coo ado Stae (92 vs Lousv e 92 30 p m (ESPN) Sun Bowl AI El Paso Texas UCLA (6 5) vs Wiscons n 8 4 2 p m CBS Peach Bowl At AI anta Geoga Tech (92) s LSU 74 5 pm (ESPN) Holiday Bow At San 0 ego Texas 9 2 vs 0 egon (9 2) 8 30 p m ESPN Saturday Dec 30 Alamo Bowl AI San Anton o Neb aska 9 2 vs Northwes e n 8 3 8 p m (ESPN) Sunday Oec 31 S Iicon Val ey C ass c At San Jose Calf F esno Sa e 7 4 vs A Fo ce (8 3 7 p m FOXSN) Independence Bowl AI Sh eveport La e..:asA&M 7 4 s Msssspp Sa e 4 8 p m ESPN Monday Jan 1 Outback Bowl AI Tampa Fa Oh o Sa e 8 3 vs Sou h Ca o na 4 am ESPN Cotton Bow At Oa as (ABC Rose Bowl At Pasadena Cl f Pu due (8 31 vs Washngton ( 0 11 430 p m (ABC) Fiesta Bow AI Tempe A lz 0 egan Sa e ( o ) vs No e Dame 9 2) 8 p m (ABC) Tueaday Jan 2 Sugar Bowl AI New 0 eant Fo da 102)vs Mam (101 8pm (ABC) Wednesday Jan 3 Orange Bowl At Mam Okahoma 20 vs Fonda Stae 8 p m ABC } c_,l _PR=-cO=F=:O=Oic;-B= :-: AL_L__J Nat ana Football League AFC East WLTPtsPFPA Mam 0 5 0 667 296 202 nd an.apOI s 96060039836 NY Je s 9 6 0 600 30 287 BuHao 7 8 0 467 273 327 New Erlgand 5 0 0 333 252 3 1 Cent a ..: Ten essee 2 3 OB00359 )I Ba moe 4 0 733 299 45 P st> Qh B 7 0 533 287 234 Jackso e 7 8 0 467 342 299 C nc na 4 0 267 78 343 C eve and 3 3 0 1886419 West x Oak and 4 0 733 427 290 x Den e 0 50 66744 360 Kansas C y 7 8 0 467 342 325 Sea e 6 9 0 400 297 303 San 0 ego 1 4 0 067 248 406 NFC East W L T Pet PF PA yNY Ga s 1 4 0 733300 22 :}._Phadepha 0 5 0 667 335 238 liVash ng on 7 8 0 467 261 266 8a as ............. 5 0 0 333 294 330 A zona 312 0 200 207 423 Central x M nneso a 4 0 733 387 340 x Tampa Bay 10 5 0 667 374 252 De ro 9 6 0 600 287 284 G een Bay 8 7 0 533 336 309 Chcago 4 0 267 93 335 West yNewO eans 0 5 0 667 333 279 ous 9 6 060054450 Gaona 78 0 467 30 258 San F ancsco 6 9 0 400 379 384 A ana 3 2 0 200 223 400 x c nctoed payoff spo yc ncheddvson Saturday s Games Jacksonv ea NY Gtms 230pm San F anc sco at Denve 4 S p m Buffaoa Seat e 820om Sundays Games Kansas C y at Allan a pm Anzona a Wash ng on pm ChiCago a De o t p m NY Je satBa moe pm M am at New Eng and t p r:n S Lou sat New Orleans p m Tampa Bay a G een Bay p m Cncnna a Phladepha pm Pnsbu gh a San Dego 4 OS p m M nneso a allndanapo s 4 15 p m Ca o na al Oa~ and 4 5 p m Open C eve and Mondays Game Oa as a Tennessee 9 p m s • PRO HOOPS National Basketball Assoc allon Eastern Conference At ant c 0 v sian Ph ade ph a New Yo k Mam 0 ando Boson New Je sey Wash ng on W L 8 7 15 13 10 4 0 5 4 9 6 5 21 Pet 720 577 48 417 400 360 92 GB 3 2 7 6 2 8 9 3 2 Cent al 0 v s on Cha o e C e ea d To on o M waukee nd ana De o A ana Ch cago 7 9 5 B 4 2 2 2 2 4 5 7 8 3 22 654 652 538 500 462 423 280 9 20 3 2 3 4 5 6 2 2 Western Conte •nee M dwest Divis on Ulah Oa las San An on o Mnneso a Hous on Denve Vancouve W L 18 18 16 8 0 9 5 1 3 13 3 ...........~ ... :• 7 Pel 692 1 643 640 577 2 3 542 4 500 5 320 9 1 2 PaelcDvson 7 7 Sac amen o 708 LA Lakes 18 9 667 )2 1 Pan and 7 9 654 Phoen x 5 9 625 2 Sea 1e 4 12 538 4 LA C ppe s 9 18 333 9 2 GodenSate 7 18 280 012 Wednesday s Games Bos on 99 New Je sey 86 To on1o 99 nd ana 98 Chao e65 Mam 56 Da as 106 Portland 0 San Anton o 94 Cleve and 77 utah 91 Ph adelph a 89 Qenver oa De o t 06 Seat le 89 Sac amen o 85 Vancouve 8 Wash r'lg on 04 L A C ppe s 03 M nnesota 96 Thu sday s Games Chcago a 0 ando 7 30 p m New Je sey a M wa kee 8 p m Boson a New York 8 p m LA La~esa Houson B30pm Friday s Games Uaha da a 7pm. 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("tli1S[,\Ilr ((Hl\t'- b.tcks ..md knoHcd the bl.tzlllt; b.tnlt• L'.ltl\' l1l the tin.d p~o.'rt('d tu ~lrc:ssun.· (h~..· lot'.Jl g.J!., to the brt•.tklllg- pnint. Bur. the tot.Jl tl'.llll cft(Jrr by ~ '"th~..· F.tlc~'ll" h.tndkti it .dl. .111d : p1dkd .IW.IY Ill £!11..• tltl,tl lllllllltt.'\ • for thc..· brc..',lthk~s \\"Ill . • E.nly in the opL'ntng: lJll:lrtt.'r, both tt.':tms ust.·d .tll ninety ft'c..'t with prl'ssing tactics .md wtdt' . '' ~· '' open speed. Both handk·d the : other and turnc..·d it into .1 blaz; ing dud. The Ladv. 'C.us \Wrc taller, : and doubltng Falcon scoring ;rc,e. C.]. Blessing, outsidt', while Wahama parried with tight, -ball-hawking defense. •• Slowed outside, Wahama got · ;ilx big tallies inside from Julia ,tSoffman and two apiece by : ~yre, Shiltz and Blessing to · .¢ark the attack. Still, Pard11e ll:iiled a trey, and their twin jo,wers put back six to leave 1t at }: 12-9 edge for the local lasses. • .. Faced w1th the balanced Fal.. OOn offensive threats, Hamlin h·ad to adjust defense, but the .Jgcal gals turned it up a notch both ends too. With all five starters scoring, and team harassing full-court pressure affecting the VIsitors, things began to heat up. Natalie Roush was on a defensive tear to force foe passing: ~ then nailed a thrce-pointc..·r to ignite the blaze. Blessi11g and Hoffman ripped the nds on a p ~ur of Deuces . \. t '· ·~ on .1ti:er tr,ut\ltlnlh ·w hile P.n dllt.' gor the only four by 1.-LIInlm 111 a 11-~ run rlut pn>.pdkd tht.• Falcon~ to .1 ~.J - 1 J .ldv:mc.:-.11.. h of her own, the11 hit 3-of- 5 down the stretch and the Falrons had numlH:"r seVen, 54-47, "This was a gre.Jt g.une by two very ha~d-working reants," ch imed WJh.:una co.Kh LJrry Wnght. "Our tot:tl tt.':llll e-ffort had . .to be thl' !<~hlll111g point of till' night. "Thq' uut- rl'houndt.'d ll"i hy · .1 bunrh, but te.1m ckfcusc turnt.~d tt. N.tt.dll' R.nush \\'.\!'! .111 ;tb"'~)llltl' bulldl)g guing .lflt.'r Joost.• balk aJh.i L'\'t'ryonc g:t\'L' it th,·ir .dl. "W hen ()IlL' pt.·r~oll ~\-.1.~ down, .lltotht.•r o.;tcppt.•d '.tp. It"'·'" J llq .l tl'l'IHl'll dOtl~ d'ti)rt by L'\'I.'!'YOIIl' to ntt.·c..·t .1 hugt.' dullcngt.' Thi!<> \\'J' .t tlnt.· tc..· .11n we l'dgl·d. I .lltl SPORTS STAff POINT PLEASANT - The Lady Knights responded to Oi!;l'. Roane County's big first quarter A.,~erti11g dtl'Jr n.•boundi11g with big defense in Wednesday's pro\\'t.'"'~. Hambn gL) twu from ~6 -37 win. Spnngl'r and Autlknbrinkt.• t\) The loss was R.oanc-'s first on cu t th~ nurgw. but S.tvn· .tnd the SC..',lSO il . Rou'h ~Lt:-.hcd in ti.H· .1 dcth." L' Roane sco"·d 18 points in the t.'.tch. and K.trh,· Slnltz C.lll!lcd ,I first frame,. primarily on baskets bL'.Hit\ ' lo budd .1 ~()-ll) h.dftitm: by Nikki C.mte rbury and Sh.l\vna k.ld . c;oodwin . Roane hdd .m IM-1.1 Expnt(,'lllt.·d I bmltll w.1~ nol advant.lgl' .tt the end of onc..~ p..:ri,\bout, ttl L'Oill"L'lfL' .llld I"O,li'L'd od. T h<· l:1dy Raiders hit nearly b.1o..-k. 111 tht.• thn-d fr,\ltlL'. H.J nl'\"l'rything they shor, hittin g: ')diJnt; rht• F.tkllll IHL'~'lli"L' \\'dl of-1 I in tlw period. lh>\\", tilL' LHh· Bohc1t ~ \H'Ilt ru B ml ~et Nib,·rt helped keep rhc1r hc..·t·"'ht.· Conlt\lllin~ th1..· Poim in the ga111e with six points bn.1nh. Spnnger ]Hit one h.tl"k. in till' opl•ning fr:tmc. She and P,1rduL' n,tikd one..· ..1nd Lu1nlk _Ill!-.{ ~ll)li"L'll\l'ly pk,\~l'd." C.JSsic N,•well would k·ad Point ~plat the llt.'t' to nH it clo!<>e. Six locals lit up thl' "rorl~­ wi th I~ points each. Nibert also S.l\'rc..· and l-lot1ln.ut rl'~ponded bo.lrd . A strong final period put gr.1bbed I 'J board<. with. d:mthes. 'but H .Hnhn h~..·ld C.J. Ble»ing atop the i~>t with " After the start that th<'Y .111 11-H t.•dg-c tt1 sluvc the i<H.'al I~. whik Hoffnun lud .1 stron g (Roane) had, shooting 9-for-1 I. k.1d down ~" .17-.>0 ,It the lin,ll 14 ra llies, Kara Sayre· netted from the field in th e first yuarter, tltrn. elewn. Natalie Rou sh' '~or five. we playt•d well defensively," said Now, thL' \·isitors launched while Michelle and Kathy Shiltz Point coach Daw Bodkin. "They their own lightning bolts. Par- h.H.l four and two respective-ly. sco red ·JS points the first quarter, tiut:< ripped the ners, Sprin~wr On the boa~ds, Hamli11 hdd o and then the rest of the game and Aufdenbrinke got put - 42-29 advantage, but Michell<· they only scored 19 points. backs , Pardue added a free Shiltz pulled down 10 and "Obviously we did somethmg throw. whi le Micl1ell'e Shiltz got H offman grabbed eight to ofEct well defensively in the second, the only local goa l and the lead the Hamlin height. Blessi ng go t third and fourth quarters. I was down to two . tlvc and Roush four. thought o ur full-court pressure Springer hit ag.1in tu knot the Leading the scoring parade hurt them a lot. It took them out coum with more tlun six min- for Hamlin was Pardue with a of their offense. As a team, we utes to go. . game-high 22 points. played very good defense after the Crunch time was h>re , and Springer notched 13 and had something speCial was at hand. 10 boards; wh(le Aufdenbrinke Strategy tim e found the Palcons topped all rebciunders with 16 spreading on half . court, and and added six points. Linville Blessing broke free to regain the ch ipped in four and Lemaster lead . bas two. from PageA7 Frustration brought a techniNow, the 7-0 locals have a few cal foul on H amlin. Kara Sayrt• days' rest after the two-day three points as - the Eagle jugstepped up to the line; nai led ordeal. They can revel some, but both shots, and 1t may have been must get ready for the two-day gerna ut moved ahead. Point guard Amber Baker had the tuming point of the game. Chrlstnus to urney on o~cem­ From tlwn on, the spread delib- . ber 27-28 when Duval, Wirt, no trouble beating the full court erate. ball-control game took and Spring Valley come to pressure to chip in five points in the fourth . charge to build prl'ssure on Wah;una ·, cotlrt. Nel sonville-York pulled to Hamlin. within five points with 49 sec~ Pardue an d Linville got SIX, onds remaining in th e game. Eastbut lllessing cut through for six ern was able to pick up a co uple bas_h ·ts ·in transition 01fter b~a tl ng the Buckl'ye press easily increasmg tht.·ir lead to st'Vl'll. "Whitney Karr stepp<·d up and . ~ . DILL who passed away 2 years ago today Dec. 21, 1998, You are nut forgotten loved one. , Nor will you ever be As long as life and Eastem Stay 1111 tbe cutti11g edge••• Read the Classified Ads memory last We will remember thee We miss you now Our hearts are sore As time goes by We'll miss you more Your loVing smile your gentle face No one can fill your vacant place j CLEAN HOUSE WITH THE 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise CIIUI EQUIPMENT FIR lllE Sadly missed by Sisters Due To Remodel Kathryn, Mary, Faye, Fra nces and Retta. Various fixtures and shelving including walk in refrigerated coo lers. Severa l sizes available. Contact store ma nager at Brothers Carland ·Bill ~ Di!!:J OVP . In Memory P::'TH~~m~~~ BY .DAN PoLCYN ICD..ASSUIFU!EIJJSI osu from PageA7 to bt.• ti-2. W.:. have.: ;1 very h.1rd b'"J il H.' 111 from of us.' ' T h<· Colonials did their Jl"l't by ofTl"r in g .li ttle 1-.:.sistance. · "Robert Morris was nor competitivl.",'~ N.:.~ said. "We ha-d some tum owrs and O hio State pl.1yed grea t defense. After tha t, the ~la ll gh tcr was on·." Zac h Williams sco red 19 points. Cobe OmkoU ic 11 points and Will Dudley 10. Ken Johnson bl oc ked the Colonials' first rw" shots. Jo hnsnn, who led the [l.ltion in bloc ks a yt.·ar ago, finished with s.:.ve-n. "He just created a c limate 1round the basket early that set the tone for the rest of the g:un t'," fim quarter." In the second period, Point outscored Roane 11-7. Five Lady Kmghts cashed in bu ckets during the period, with Mirand:o Durst helping to get the run started with two jumpers in the first minute and a half. Roane also cooled down significan tly in the frame, hitting only .l-of-11 shots. The Point defense forced Roane to start shooting outside the p;,int, unlike the first period when.· c..•ight of Ro:mc's baskets caml.' from within nine f<•et of the bask,•t. Re gina Bing,s seven-foote r \\'ith four seconds on the dork n.trrowcJ th t.• Ro.Int.· lc;u.i co .252 ~ at the half. In the thinl , Point doubled up the Lady Raiders, out-!,'llllning them 16-H. Newell and Nibert each sconod four in the period. Point took the lead for good at the 2:27 mark on a pair of free throws by Newell. Goo(hvin hit two treys in th~ frame, but her teamntatcs were unable to support her eflort and Point led 40-33 at the last turn . Point play.ed Wednesday's game on a·short staff. Junior Jennie Wilson missed her second start after suffering a hyper- extended knee in last Thursday's game .. Wilson did come off the bench and play, however. Point was also short their sixth man, which forced Bodkin to play two sophomores, Amber Keefer and Ashley Thomas, from the j unior varsity squad extensillcly in the contest. Thomas hit a big tnoy Jt the end of the third quarter when the game was 111 doubt. "They stepped UP.·" said Bodkin . "Amber Keefer and Ashley Thomas stepped up and did a heck of a job. They were scared to death: I'm sme. Amber started ton ight. ·and J''lllli,· played tll'llH:ndously coming otl" a mild k.nec..· injury. I thought sht.· 'itt.·ppt.·d up and played .1 good g:;u nc.' "' Wilson and T homa> both hn islu~J wirh three poims. Roant•'s returning: all -st;"t tt·r. Stephanie Eastman. was held to just on e tidd goal an d four poi nts. Juni or Kri stin Drain spent lhe c:vl'ning shadowing R oane's leader. "Kristin did an excel lent job defensively. She's gu:mhng Eastman. a much taller girl," said Bodkin . Goodwin finish ed with 12 points to lead Roane. Canterbury added eight. Miranda Durst scored six for the Lady Knights . Point (2-4) will travel to Herbert Hoover on Friday. played her best game of the season so far tonight," Eastern head coach P•ul Brannon said. "Her and Danielle lead us on an 18-0 run at the end of the second quarter, that gave us a lot of momentum to start the second half. What can I say about Amber Baker, she aiways plays hard and gets the ball where it needs to be as wdl as commanding our offense. I also think Danielle Spencer played a wry physical game. She collected IS rebounds tonight and contributed lJ points. \Vith an outstanding effort o n defense. "A mark of a good ball dub i1 when you em come from bt.·hind and win on the road, I think we showed a lot ()f team! that we are for real thi! year." The Eagles were led in scoring by Stacie Watson with IS points and 17 rebounds, to continue her double double average . Senior Amber Baker followed with 11 points and 5 assists. Whitney Karr added 10 as well. The Eagles shot 18 of 41 from the field and 13 of 21 from the foul line. The reserve team won, 33-14. Kass Lodwick, JesSica Boyles, Jt•sSICa Dillon and Krystal Baker sco red six points aptt:<ce. Nee said. Tlw BlKkeyt.'S hit fou r to nst.·rJohmon sa id h,· \\'as happy to mivc .3-pointcrs Llurip g the spurt ti nish up the appetizc•rs. <111d made all nine of tht.·ir shots '·We gnt an other Wlll tonight. frum the field ov~rall. It do~s n 't mat ter if its · by two Boban Savo\"lr srorc..·d c..'ight points nr by .10 points, or who it's pu11Hs, includmg . .1 pair nf J;1g:1inst. Now we all cJ n fo cus on pointe rs, ami {Irian Bm\\'n ll.ld Kans.Js," . he said. "The K.m s.IS s~·,·cn in tlw surge. game is hu ge. We have au ~xccl­ 0\'er that s.t m~ 7-minute penlenr chance to g;.un s mnl~ rc..•cogni- od. the Colnn i:~ ls were 1-for-7 ti on. lf we win Satu rd;.ty, peoplt.: . from th~.: fi eld with fin· turnovr.:rs. will look at us ditTe remly." The lead never dropped below No o ne from Robert Morris 32 points in the second half. hit double figures . Tykr Bacon hit 'This gamt•, for tun ately, did not thrl!c- 3-pnintcrs for nm e points. take all that much out of uS," Robert Morri.1 \vas still in the O'Brien said. ga me, trailing 19-13 on Er ic The Buckeyes, 0' Brien said, CISey-Fo rd's shot inside with undcrstmd th ey're stepping up in 7:32 left in the half. . cl:l ss against Kansas. But Ohi'o State scored 27 of the "We're going, to have to be on next 29 points, pounding the ball top of everything to h.1w any inside for layups and - when kind of chance on Satu rday," he that wasn't an option - hitting said. shots behind the arc. ToplS time and seven the second. "I thought mentally, offensively. he de cided he needed to score to SERVICES fromPageA7 help us, which he did," Crimson 1996 Chrysler LHS. $5200 080. 1995 Ford Ranger Splash. 4 cy00 Buell M2 Blue. Lll>ie New, 376 Fully Loaded. 92.000 Miles. (740) linder, 5 speed . rear cover. 54K M•les, $8000, (740 )5892073. Tide coach Mark Gottfried said. 256-6169 810 Home m11es . mtnor right s1de damage. Craig Haese had 16 points to Grizzard Jidn 't know he had maroon w1lh gray mterior, $3000 1973 Harley Dav1dson, 1200cc. Improvements • 1996 Ford EscorJ LX . 2 dr., bel Youngstown State, wh1ch lost 080, 740·992 · 1 506. 740·949· great conditiOn, $7500, 740·992· set a career high until he was told • 33•, 840 miles, auto. minor rear 2644. 6520 or 740·992·2670 BASEMENT its third straight. . while he was sitting in the stands : damage, $2400 OBO , 740·992: WATERPROOFING , I 506. 740.949-2644 1998 Dodge Dakota h4 SLT, 1999 .Honda 300 4•4 . Green . "We came back as far as we watching t.he next game. UncondlliO'nal llletlme guarantee. . reg cab, V-6, 5 sp . Sir, AM/FM $3500 . (740)388- 0477 local references furnished . Es• 96 Red Cavalier; 2 Door, Aucou ld come bac k," Youngstown cassene $13.000. 304·675·4849. Booker Warren had 16 points tabliShed 1975 .. Call 24 Hrs. (740) IDmatic, CO Player. 66,000 Miles, 98 Harley 883 Hugger Black, 446 ·087 0. t ·B00-287-0576 . Aog· State coach John Robi e said. "We AJC. $6000. (740)742-2901 for Northern Iowa , which lost its 6988 Miles, Exce1tent Condll•on, 86 Ford Ranger $600 1304)675· ers Waterprool1ng . just couldn't compete with them $8000.(740)5898073 th ird straight and has ~~.~ven ga ml'S 5156 alter 6pm CARS/ TR'JCKS $100. SEIZED on tht.• bodrds, and tlur 's wlur r - ANO SOLO LOCALLY HONDAS, kft on a I0-gamc road trip. i60 Auto Parts & C&C General Home Main· • TOYOTAS, 4X4 ' s AND MORE . 730 Vans & 4-WDs w.1s afr.1id of." Erwin Dudley had eight po1ms tenence· Painttng. 111ny1 Sldtng, Accessories 'CALL NOW! 1·800-750-7214 1978 Ford 1/2 Ton, 4JC4. 460 Over carpentry, doors, w1ndows. baths , Cincinn.1t1, ll'ith Rodney and 10 rebounds for the Crimson : EXT 4009. 30, L•fl K1l, Custom Wheels . Must Budget Priced Transmlulona mobile hOme repair and more. For" Crawford gr;lbb ing I () r\:'buunds, 40144 592 All Types . Access To Over Tid,•, who finish,·d with . a 4~- .W :120 Trucks fpr Sale Sell! 1~ 1-0 free estimate call Chel, 740-992· 10.000 TransmiSSIOns , Transfer 6323 tini~hnl with a 3()-1-f adv;mtage .adv.mt•lbl.' 011 the boards. Meade ·1g 89 Full Size. 4 wo . v 8 . Au1990 Plymouth Van ·GoOd CondiCases, 740·245,5677. Cell: 339· romatic , Z71, $3000 . (740)245tlon (30 4 ) 675"4208 3765 S&H Home Improvements . on rht.• boards: added I I points fur Alabama , Ro ofing, Remolding, Repairs. 1995 Ford F 150, XLT, push but 5087 Cell (740)339·2835 Crizz.ud,. whose pn..'V.ious whi le ti·eshmao (;crakl W.lli,IC<' Interior & EJ<lerior Pa•nting ton 4ll:4 , 351 ·V8 , auto. ale .pw r.tt'l'c..'r high \\'.1~ .2h points .1g;1insf Decks . No Job To Big Or To had t(,ur points on 1-fur-7 shoot1998 Ford Range r XLT Flares •de ,pdl .till , crwse. factory secur1ty . Small· We Do It All! Free Est•· • shonbed . 4 cy linder 5 speed, sys1em. elec lumcar seats, 4 Flond,t l.a sr ~l'.Json, w.t:-. IO-for-22 mg. mates. {740)441-9640 : 2w0. PW. PDL. dual air bags. CO way alec mnrors . Fora alum front the tidd. k-.tviug t!tl' rl~st of "Aftt.•r I mi~sc..·d the firq roupk·. t.11eHeo , an11 thefl. keyless entry. wheels , cass el!e , blue 1 gray w/ 840 Electrical and • Sliding rear Window, bed l1ner and ma!chmg ftbergtass lop per till' Cnm'\Oil Tidl' (~-0) .1 \.'ol!t.'(- I st.tnl'J to rush .111d. ~o'ntit.:d up C011er. sport wheels, 35 ,000 miles $10800304675 7 Refrigeration tli'C I 1-t<>r-~J. excellenl cond•rion . $10.500, 740~ · · - 1 31 with .1 b.td g.lmt.·." W. t l~tt.·~ s.tid. Res•dent1al or commercial winng, 992·6061 1997 Jel!p Gr Chero~ee Laredo. "Rod \\\ 1.; rht.· only g:ur who "The tempo of the..· g.Hlll' w.t~n 't new service or repa~rs . Master ll· VB , Loaded lealher seats, eJ<cel· 1999 5 · 10 . 4M4 , $14,000 M1 tes. lent COndii•On (304)773·9509 censed electrician R1denour got It going .. md th.1t \\'<lS t.'ll<Htgh right f~n w;, .I nt..l \\'l' had ·' h.m..i ~-~ V-6. Loaded , $11.495 . 1996 S-10, Eteclrrcaf, WV000306 , 304 -675- to hnld tlwm otT." Alabam1 ).;tl<~rd tillll' ~hooting . rt \\',\~ nllC oftJ.O~l' - ·-· l '"'\ AUlomar•c. $75.000 Miles. $5 .295 75 'Chevy 4x4 SWB 350 <~BM . 1786 IV ~ ,_ ,_ Tcrl·m·c..· Ml'.tdl' ~.1id. 1986 S-10 $1 ,695: Other Trucl(s Auro, Bucket Seats AIC. $;1200 tllght:'l," ,f.nd Cars TO ChOose From li - (7401388-8461 f--Y-D_U_l_l_SA_V _f_M _D _N_f_Y_ _; <;nu.1rd hit t\\'o big .1, · dm\'11 No. 10 Arizona 88, LSU 75 unsed Moror Vehicle Deater 1 ~--:--::-:---::-----­ You 'f/ be (10<1ring on a claud wirh S•nc e 1995 COOK MOTORS 97 F· r 50, 4x4 XLT . Elllended 1M bur rou'lf ,,,dill t11e lH THEClASSIFifDS the '"·,·r,·h .lft.T tl"· l'<~nth,·rs (2Af TuFson. (;ilbt.•rt Al"t.' ll.l!'l (710 )446-Q l03 Call 8 Foot Be~ . (7<1 0)446-42<11 CfOJSI(itrJI AND I HAl 'S NO BULLI 'i) cJ,»cd ll'ithin ,·ight tlw tiN srorl'd tht.• tint I0 points dunng .t . . decisive 17-2 second-half run as Arizona shook off a sluggish start to beat previously undefeated LSU. Arenas scored 16 of his seasonhigh 24 points in th e second half as th e Wildcats (6-3) reversed an 66-60 loss at LSU last season, the worst drfr.ar in coach Lutt.• Olson's I R ·seasons at Arizona. Ronald Dupree led LSU (6-1) with 2 1 points. No. I H Oklahmn.1 %, Sot~th­ w~st Texas ..J.H A<tron McGhct.· srort.•d 2<• point,, and <Jkl.!hom.1 broh· the gaml' op..:n with an l'arly '2.7 -1 run. JR. R.l)'lllOnd ;~Jded 17 points t(lr the Sooners (~- I ). D.tin En·in led \'isiti ug South\\"l'llt ll•xa ~ (.f-5) ll'ith 111 poims . No. 25 Arkansas 115, Northwestern St. 47 J,Jilllt.'I'O P.trgo .111d Br.t ndon I >t.'olll l'.ll"h '\fl)rl'd 2ll puJ tW; tC.1r host Ark.1u'·" (7-2). M"·h.><·l, Hv.lr\- 1),m·,nn ·kd the I knton, 6 -J) 1\'lth Ill po'int>. 1 BLIND SPOT ' Good Times Come out & Sing Karaoke with Mark & Miss Mamie. Friday, December 22 9 pm- 1 am h~, our 10 eation "-' ie.tUuJ ..c. New Homes • VInyl (Factory Outltt) All verli~& .blindA are made to order at . UPTO 70%0FF • Verticals • Wood • Minis • Etc 144 Thl~d Ave. Gallklolls · 446·4995 Toll Free 1·888·745·8847 High& Dry Self-Storage Siding • New Garages • Replacement Wlndowt • ROOI!l AddMIOIII •Roofing 33795 Hiland Rd. COMMERCIAL anti R!SIDOOW. Pomeroy, Ohio FAEii ESTIMATES' 740·992·7599 740~992-5232 (NO SUNDAY CALLS) P/B CONTRACTORS, INC. Public Notice SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE CASE NO. CJO.CV.02G THE STATE OF OHIO, MEIGS COUNTY . CONCRETE MASONRY BACKHOE SERVICES BOBCAT SERVICES Public Notice Rold, s. 88 deg. 08' 24" Woat, 115.16 feet being the true point of BEGINNING and containing 1.382 Acroo, more or !all, and baing tho same real estate . Residential, Commercial Free Estimates Fully Insured Jrlan Morrlsart/Radlll, Ohlt as deocr!bed In Official Record 68, Pg. 164 but with a more MID.STATE T.RUST, VII accurate description by thlo aurvey. PLANT!FF, Survey lor Counts waa vs. performed on June 19, 1998 KELLY R. COUNTS, ET AL by Philip M. Roberta, Ohio Reglatered Surveyor No. DEFENDANTS. 6196. Iron pin set art In pursuance of an Order of Sale In the above entitled 5/8x30" robar with pintle ID action, I will oner lor 1111 at CIPI labeled PMR 6196. AU public auction lnaldo tho other monuments are aa door of tho Courthouse In noted. Sublect · to all legal Molgo County, Ohio on the teaae 0,,eaaemente and right 12th day of January 2001 at of ways of record. 10:00 a.m., tho .following FOR LAST SOURCE OF described real estate. Situate In tho Township of TITLE SEE VOL 68~ Pg. 163 •' Letart, County of Meigs and of the Oftlcla! Recorda of County, Ohln. Parcel State of Ohio being Me!go No. 08-00693.000 1bounded and described as pramlooo are located follows: BEGINNING on the iot Said 49270 Manual Road, North line of 100 Aero Lot. Racine, 45nl. Said •: No. 222 at tha N.W. corner premisesOhio, were appraised at ., ola 1 1/2 Acre tract of land $30,000.00 and cannot be now or formerly owned by oo!d lor leas than two· Max Manuel (S.E. D.B. 139, th!rda of that amount, to •' Pg. 450); thence South wit: $20,000.00. TERMS OF following the Wool !Ina of SALE: CASH OR Max Manuel 's 1 1/2 Acre CER11F!ED CHECK UPON tract of land to tho road DELIVER OF DEED. leading from P!anto to Fa!rvlaw; thence In a JAMES L. SOULSBY Wooter!y direction following SHERIFF OF MEIGS the maanderlnga of said COUI!TY, OHIO. (7 40) 985·3948 Advertise in this space for $50 per month. URNPl OF GALLIPOLIS Special Finance Department Bankruptcy? Credit Problems? "W(flielp" Call Us First Or We Roth Losel Ask For Mr. Ford Over :SO Year Experience 1-800-272-5179or446-9800 Housekeepers ... Gardners ... Janitors ... Lawn Care ... Malds ... Malntenance/Home repairs Hourly.. Daily.. Woekty... Rates Quality work and Professional Servtce Our Employees are policed checked. I0',oil lor ler11o1(JilleJII Rutland, Ohio Truck seats, car seats, headliners, truck larps, convertible & vinyl tops, Four wheeler seats, motorcycle seats, boat covers, carpels, etc. Mon-Fri 8:30 • 5:00 Over 40 yrs experience (740) 742·8888 1··888-521-0916 McCOWN, 4 1/2 Acre tract of land MARK K. ATTORNEY deeded by Max Manual, Sr., ··to Max Minuel, Jr. and 311 PARKAVENUE Gloria Manuel !Sao D.B. IRONTON, OHIO 45638 . 176, Pg. 519); thence North (740) 532·8744 ':following the Eut lint of .12/21,28,1/4 ·rMax Manuel, Jr., East line to CHRISTY$ FAMILY LIVING 204 North Second Ave. Middleport, Ohio 45760 740-992-4514 A&D Auto Upholstery· Plus, Inc. "'road to_the S.E. corner of a 992-2891 ' -..d r-P\1, IIISILL IUILDIIJ • Advertise in this space for s150 per month. SECURITY· PRODUCTS "THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN SECURITY" ::1 I P1roteiCI your guns, family heirlooms, coin and ~ legal papers, investment records, ph41J cameras. household Inventory lll'ftj lsantlrrlantal ltems will be safe. For more Information call DUM LUMBER IT. R'l'. 148 ROBERT BISSELL ·CONSTRUCTION • New Homes • Garages • Complete RemodBIIng Stop & Compare FREE ESTiMATES 74Q.gg2-1671 CBEI'I'IR • Advertise. in this :·. space for, $50 per :;, month. ::: 7/22!TFN '" WHY DRIVE ANYWHERE ELSE? "' SHADE RIVER AG. SERVICE "Ahead In service" . ·11.6% Protein Livestock/canle Feed $5.75/1 00 .,: -21% Hunters Pride Dog Food $6.75/50 ··" -12% Western pride horse feed $5.75/50 ·: · · $1 .00 off cOupon makes next purchase $4.25/Sd' " Crumbles $5.99/50 "" T.M. Salt Blocks $4.75150 lb. SHADE RIVER AG. SERVICE 35537 St. Rt. 7 North Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 740-985-3831 <I! .. , Backhoe sennce.s.' House sne work, Driveway .f f lana clearing, Septic systems instal/ea. __..:_..:__~~:--­ the North Uno of 100 Acre ·· Lot No: 222 which point !ai_.!P:.!u:,:b~l~lc~N:.:O:..:t:;;IC:..:e~­ 'a!ao the N.E. corner of the PUBLIC NOTICE ·. MaK Manuel, Jr. 4 1/2 Acre . N011CE OF PUBLIC . tract of land; thence Eut HEARING ON THE TAX · on tho North line of 100 BUDGET Acre Lot No. 222 to tho Two cop!ea of the tax . place ·of BEGINNING and containing 1.25 Acre1, more budget lor the . Southern D!otr!ct of Racine, In Molgo · or!eaa. There Ia excepted, county, Ohio, are on fl!o In however, from this the office of the Treasurer, conveyance all the coal Donnie E. Hill of said underlying Tracts One and district. Theao are for public Two which haa been ao!d to the Sunday Creek Coal Co., Inspection; a public hearing set D.B. Pg. 2, Ma!ga at the Southern Local County, Ohio Rocordo of on eald budget be held School D!octlct,willBoard of Doade. The above doacrlbod real Education oft!ce on the day s .t op In And See estate being more of January 2, 2001 at 4:30 Sieve Riffle particularly doacr!bad •• p.m. at tho organizational • -lollowa: Situate In the mooting. · Townah!p of Letart, Mo!ga . ~ Sales Representative Donn!oE.Hm,T;uouror County, Ohio, Section 6, T. ~~2~ ~~· 22, 24, 26, 21, 28, 28, :~ Larry S ch. ~ y 1N, R. 12W and being more particularly dttcr!btd 11 . lollowa: BEGINNING lor Public Notice roleronco at tho point of lnterttct!on of tho W11t llno PUBLIC NOTICE of 1oo Aero Lot No. 222 and FOR SALE tho centerline (oa trovo!od) In accordance with tho 150 East State Street Phone (140) 5~3-6671 on the date of this ourvey) Ohio Rev!oad Code, oaaled Alhens, Ohio 45?01 of Manual Road; thence bid. w!!! ba rece!vod by tho , following the oald MEIGS County Board of JL.____:.·_"!;A:..!::.!Be::.ll::e:.:.r....:.;:.::.~~::..:..:.:..<c..::.;:;.'---'61~29""1m_•_·_, contor!lno of Manuel Rood Comm!11lonero In tho!r and tho next lour (4) office located In the burlngo and d!otancu: courthouoe, Third Floor, Now Renting Advertise In thonco s. 89 dog. 43' 34" Second Stroot, Pomeroy, Eaat, 218.47 feet to a point; Ohio 45789, for two used thanco S. 87 deg. 22' 29" ·ambulances belonging to "J . Eaot 267.67 feat to a point; EMS, until ro:oo a.m. on $25 than~a S. 89 dog. 18' 21" Monday, January 6, 2001 . . Eaat, 35.70 loot to a point; thence N. 87 dog. 47' 42" The bide will be opened at Eaot, 550.44 feet to a point and 10:00 road a.m. on the same aloud for the I r being the trua point of touowtng: · YOUNG'S • .beg!nrilng lor the following Used ambulances with no . daacrlbad real estate; CARPENTER SERVICE thence following the agreed guarantee or warranty 1984 350 Ford Econollne • Room additions & Remodeling property line of Manuel, Official Record 52, Pg. 747 4x4, Gas, formerly used aa •NowGaragos •lltctrlcal & Plumbing and Counts Official Record squad 1.105, Soria! Number 1FDJS34L2EHB12131 • Roofl~ & Gutters 68, Pg. 164, N. 08 dog. 33' 350 Ford Econollne 1 1ng 44" West, 367.57 feet to an Dl 1989 •• a !, formerly used aa • Vlny 1 d1 ng & Pant • Palla & Porch Docks Iron pin set In a tanca Free Estl'mates marking the North lin~ of squad 1104. Serial Number - 100 Aero Lot No. 222 and 1FDKE30MIKHB47670 NO EMS OR EMERGENCY YOUNG Ill pus!ng an Iron pin sat at EQUIPMENT WILL BE SOLD 992•6215 25.48 feet and a 6" Locust THE VEHICLES. at 111.25 feet ; thence WITH Vehicles may be seen at the Pomeroy, Ohio · following said len co EMS building, Inca ted on 22. yr.. went marking the North line of Mulberry Hts, In Pomeroy, 100 Acre Lot No. 222, s. 89 Ohio , during normal dog. 55' 14" . Eaat, 217.97 business hours, Monday 1 , loot to an Iron pin set; through Friday. ~WICK'SG thence following a fence ALL BIDS MUST BE · marking the property line SEALED AND MARKED . f'IAOLING and between Rllllt·Lutz Vol. " BID FOR USED 319, Pg. 411 snd Count• AMBUI.ANCE" The Board of 29670 Bashan Road EXCAVfiTING Official Record 66, Pg. 164, county Commissioners Racine, Ohio s. 07 dog . 37' 44" Wool, reserves the right to reject Hauling • Limeslone • 362.66 feet to the center of any and/or all bids and/or 45771 Manuel Road passing an any part thereof, and to Grovel• Sand • Topsoil• 740-949·22H Iron pin set at 297.94 feet; waive any Informality In any ·Sizes 5' x 1 O' thence following Manuel bid. Fill Dirt • Mulch • (12) 21, 28, 2 tc to 10' x 30' Bulldozer Servites Hours .(740) 992-3470 7:00AM • 8:00 PM .ALltEL Cell.ular Jeff Warner Ins. 992-5479 f~~~=====~=======~~==:;. A MINI·STORAGE thl's space for 992·6396 per 992 2272 month, day~~=~~·~~=~ i.======:; AdvertiSe v.c. in thiS space for $SO per month • HILL'S SElF STORAGE E DIPOYSAO PJ EXCAVATIN ..... Rocinc, Ohio PUTS -~ 'Dozer' All Mabs Tractor & J/A- ' Backhoe • Equipment P....b · Factory Autlto~ed Case-IH Parls Dealers. 1000 Sl. Rl. 7 South . Coo/viii•. OH 45723 741H187-D388 ··~ • Trencher· lighl Hauling for oil cu s tom work services FREE ESTIMATES 740-949·1045 Toll Free 1-800-PJE-IOSS Call 740-992.·5827 or 740·992·6566 Advertise in : :; this space for::: s1 00 per ·"' month. • oi l • !i I vertise our • us1ness • oi l t il l ::., I ...: I "'"''" • '"• ' 'I I I :I I .I' .I "t '" ."'.' . '' • il l ' >I I "I :; I ,, ,,••,, .•' •'' one mont or as ow as • ATTENTION PARENTS • Now taking applications for Boby Silting Service. Plenty of play room, a lot of acllvlly to make the doy more enjoyable. Children of oil ages welcome before and after school care. New Born are our pleasure wllh close supervision for your peoce of mind. •' I• one .' > ' • I ' '' �·:page A 1 o • The Dally Sentinel -· .......... • Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio.· Thu~1 December 21, 2000 • .. ..,...- TRI- COUN.TY PREP HOOPS . . . . ;6 i\vahama girls hold off Point Pleasant rolls :·Hamlin in 54·47 thriller past Roane ·County • BY fRANK CAPEHART OVP CORRESPONDENT MASON - Two undefe.1ted tcJmS lucked up in .1 barn-buru"TrWc-dth:'ilhy that s.n\· tht.· L.~dy _ [Jkons L l..1w d1t~1r way to .~ ~-t­ -+7 win over ~IJmlin . It \\'.1~ rht• bigg~.·st test of rh(.· \':"c.u thu.., t~u tl,; . .tlw W.lh,lllllth. ~nd tlwy p.lS!!I..'d 1t with tly111~ <f: i..'ol0r;;. · The l.1ch· ll obo ts thrc·w up ; big rh.J!\C'n.gL'S. ("tli1S[,\Ilr ((Hl\t'- b.tcks ..md knoHcd the bl.tzlllt; b.tnlt• L'.ltl\' l1l the tin.d p~o.'rt('d tu ~lrc:ssun.· (h~..· lot'.Jl g.J!., to the brt•.tklllg- pnint. Bur. the tot.Jl tl'.llll cft(Jrr by ~ '"th~..· F.tlc~'ll" h.tndkti it .dl. .111d : p1dkd .IW.IY Ill £!11..• tltl,tl lllllllltt.'\ • for thc..· brc..',lthk~s \\"Ill . • E.nly in the opL'ntng: lJll:lrtt.'r, both tt.':tms ust.·d .tll ninety ft'c..'t with prl'ssing tactics .md wtdt' . '' ~· '' open speed. Both handk·d the : other and turnc..·d it into .1 blaz; ing dud. The Ladv. 'C.us \Wrc taller, : and doubltng Falcon scoring ;rc,e. C.]. Blessing, outsidt', while Wahama parried with tight, -ball-hawking defense. •• Slowed outside, Wahama got · ;ilx big tallies inside from Julia ,tSoffman and two apiece by : ~yre, Shiltz and Blessing to · .¢ark the attack. Still, Pard11e ll:iiled a trey, and their twin jo,wers put back six to leave 1t at }: 12-9 edge for the local lasses. • .. Faced w1th the balanced Fal.. OOn offensive threats, Hamlin h·ad to adjust defense, but the .Jgcal gals turned it up a notch both ends too. With all five starters scoring, and team harassing full-court pressure affecting the VIsitors, things began to heat up. Natalie Roush was on a defensive tear to force foe passing: ~ then nailed a thrce-pointc..·r to ignite the blaze. Blessi11g and Hoffman ripped the nds on a p ~ur of Deuces . \. t '· ·~ on .1ti:er tr,ut\ltlnlh ·w hile P.n dllt.' gor the only four by 1.-LIInlm 111 a 11-~ run rlut pn>.pdkd tht.• Falcon~ to .1 ~.J - 1 J .ldv:mc.:-.11.. h of her own, the11 hit 3-of- 5 down the stretch and the Falrons had numlH:"r seVen, 54-47, "This was a gre.Jt g.une by two very ha~d-working reants," ch imed WJh.:una co.Kh LJrry Wnght. "Our tot:tl tt.':llll e-ffort had . .to be thl' !<~hlll111g point of till' night. "Thq' uut- rl'houndt.'d ll"i hy · .1 bunrh, but te.1m ckfcusc turnt.~d tt. N.tt.dll' R.nush \\'.\!'! .111 ;tb"'~)llltl' bulldl)g guing .lflt.'r Joost.• balk aJh.i L'\'t'ryonc g:t\'L' it th,·ir .dl. "W hen ()IlL' pt.·r~oll ~\-.1.~ down, .lltotht.•r o.;tcppt.•d '.tp. It"'·'" J llq .l tl'l'IHl'll dOtl~ d'ti)rt by L'\'I.'!'YOIIl' to ntt.·c..·t .1 hugt.' dullcngt.' Thi!<> \\'J' .t tlnt.· tc..· .11n we l'dgl·d. I .lltl SPORTS STAff POINT PLEASANT - The Lady Knights responded to Oi!;l'. Roane County's big first quarter A.,~erti11g dtl'Jr n.•boundi11g with big defense in Wednesday's pro\\'t.'"'~. Hambn gL) twu from ~6 -37 win. Spnngl'r and Autlknbrinkt.• t\) The loss was R.oanc-'s first on cu t th~ nurgw. but S.tvn· .tnd the SC..',lSO il . Rou'h ~Lt:-.hcd in ti.H· .1 dcth." L' Roane sco"·d 18 points in the t.'.tch. and K.trh,· Slnltz C.lll!lcd ,I first frame,. primarily on baskets bL'.Hit\ ' lo budd .1 ~()-ll) h.dftitm: by Nikki C.mte rbury and Sh.l\vna k.ld . c;oodwin . Roane hdd .m IM-1.1 Expnt(,'lllt.·d I bmltll w.1~ nol advant.lgl' .tt the end of onc..~ p..:ri,\bout, ttl L'Oill"L'lfL' .llld I"O,li'L'd od. T h<· l:1dy Raiders hit nearly b.1o..-k. 111 tht.• thn-d fr,\ltlL'. H.J nl'\"l'rything they shor, hittin g: ')diJnt; rht• F.tkllll IHL'~'lli"L' \\'dl of-1 I in tlw period. lh>\\", tilL' LHh· Bohc1t ~ \H'Ilt ru B ml ~et Nib,·rt helped keep rhc1r hc..·t·"'ht.· Conlt\lllin~ th1..· Poim in the ga111e with six points bn.1nh. Spnnger ]Hit one h.tl"k. in till' opl•ning fr:tmc. She and P,1rduL' n,tikd one..· ..1nd Lu1nlk _Ill!-.{ ~ll)li"L'll\l'ly pk,\~l'd." C.JSsic N,•well would k·ad Point ~plat the llt.'t' to nH it clo!<>e. Six locals lit up thl' "rorl~­ wi th I~ points each. Nibert also S.l\'rc..· and l-lot1ln.ut rl'~ponded bo.lrd . A strong final period put gr.1bbed I 'J board<. with. d:mthes. 'but H .Hnhn h~..·ld C.J. Ble»ing atop the i~>t with " After the start that th<'Y .111 11-H t.•dg-c tt1 sluvc the i<H.'al I~. whik Hoffnun lud .1 stron g (Roane) had, shooting 9-for-1 I. k.1d down ~" .17-.>0 ,It the lin,ll 14 ra llies, Kara Sayre· netted from the field in th e first yuarter, tltrn. elewn. Natalie Rou sh' '~or five. we playt•d well defensively," said Now, thL' \·isitors launched while Michelle and Kathy Shiltz Point coach Daw Bodkin. "They their own lightning bolts. Par- h.H.l four and two respective-ly. sco red ·JS points the first quarter, tiut:< ripped the ners, Sprin~wr On the boa~ds, Hamli11 hdd o and then the rest of the game and Aufdenbrinke got put - 42-29 advantage, but Michell<· they only scored 19 points. backs , Pardue added a free Shiltz pulled down 10 and "Obviously we did somethmg throw. whi le Micl1ell'e Shiltz got H offman grabbed eight to ofEct well defensively in the second, the only local goa l and the lead the Hamlin height. Blessi ng go t third and fourth quarters. I was down to two . tlvc and Roush four. thought o ur full-court pressure Springer hit ag.1in tu knot the Leading the scoring parade hurt them a lot. It took them out coum with more tlun six min- for Hamlin was Pardue with a of their offense. As a team, we utes to go. . game-high 22 points. played very good defense after the Crunch time was h>re , and Springer notched 13 and had something speCial was at hand. 10 boards; wh(le Aufdenbrinke Strategy tim e found the Palcons topped all rebciunders with 16 spreading on half . court, and and added six points. Linville Blessing broke free to regain the ch ipped in four and Lemaster lead . bas two. from PageA7 Frustration brought a techniNow, the 7-0 locals have a few cal foul on H amlin. Kara Sayrt• days' rest after the two-day three points as - the Eagle jugstepped up to the line; nai led ordeal. They can revel some, but both shots, and 1t may have been must get ready for the two-day gerna ut moved ahead. Point guard Amber Baker had the tuming point of the game. Chrlstnus to urney on o~cem­ From tlwn on, the spread delib- . ber 27-28 when Duval, Wirt, no trouble beating the full court erate. ball-control game took and Spring Valley come to pressure to chip in five points in the fourth . charge to build prl'ssure on Wah;una ·, cotlrt. Nel sonville-York pulled to Hamlin. within five points with 49 sec~ Pardue an d Linville got SIX, onds remaining in th e game. Eastbut lllessing cut through for six ern was able to pick up a co uple bas_h ·ts ·in transition 01fter b~a tl ng the Buckl'ye press easily increasmg tht.·ir lead to st'Vl'll. "Whitney Karr stepp<·d up and . ~ . DILL who passed away 2 years ago today Dec. 21, 1998, You are nut forgotten loved one. , Nor will you ever be As long as life and Eastem Stay 1111 tbe cutti11g edge••• Read the Classified Ads memory last We will remember thee We miss you now Our hearts are sore As time goes by We'll miss you more Your loVing smile your gentle face No one can fill your vacant place j CLEAN HOUSE WITH THE 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise CIIUI EQUIPMENT FIR lllE Sadly missed by Sisters Due To Remodel Kathryn, Mary, Faye, Fra nces and Retta. Various fixtures and shelving including walk in refrigerated coo lers. Severa l sizes available. Contact store ma nager at Brothers Carland ·Bill ~ Di!!:J OVP . In Memory P::'TH~~m~~~ BY .DAN PoLCYN ICD..ASSUIFU!EIJJSI osu from PageA7 to bt.• ti-2. W.:. have.: ;1 very h.1rd b'"J il H.' 111 from of us.' ' T h<· Colonials did their Jl"l't by ofTl"r in g .li ttle 1-.:.sistance. · "Robert Morris was nor competitivl.",'~ N.:.~ said. "We ha-d some tum owrs and O hio State pl.1yed grea t defense. After tha t, the ~la ll gh tcr was on·." Zac h Williams sco red 19 points. Cobe OmkoU ic 11 points and Will Dudley 10. Ken Johnson bl oc ked the Colonials' first rw" shots. Jo hnsnn, who led the [l.ltion in bloc ks a yt.·ar ago, finished with s.:.ve-n. "He just created a c limate 1round the basket early that set the tone for the rest of the g:un t'," fim quarter." In the second period, Point outscored Roane 11-7. Five Lady Kmghts cashed in bu ckets during the period, with Mirand:o Durst helping to get the run started with two jumpers in the first minute and a half. Roane also cooled down significan tly in the frame, hitting only .l-of-11 shots. The Point defense forced Roane to start shooting outside the p;,int, unlike the first period when.· c..•ight of Ro:mc's baskets caml.' from within nine f<•et of the bask,•t. Re gina Bing,s seven-foote r \\'ith four seconds on the dork n.trrowcJ th t.• Ro.Int.· lc;u.i co .252 ~ at the half. In the thinl , Point doubled up the Lady Raiders, out-!,'llllning them 16-H. Newell and Nibert each sconod four in the period. Point took the lead for good at the 2:27 mark on a pair of free throws by Newell. Goo(hvin hit two treys in th~ frame, but her teamntatcs were unable to support her eflort and Point led 40-33 at the last turn . Point play.ed Wednesday's game on a·short staff. Junior Jennie Wilson missed her second start after suffering a hyper- extended knee in last Thursday's game .. Wilson did come off the bench and play, however. Point was also short their sixth man, which forced Bodkin to play two sophomores, Amber Keefer and Ashley Thomas, from the j unior varsity squad extensillcly in the contest. Thomas hit a big tnoy Jt the end of the third quarter when the game was 111 doubt. "They stepped UP.·" said Bodkin . "Amber Keefer and Ashley Thomas stepped up and did a heck of a job. They were scared to death: I'm sme. Amber started ton ight. ·and J''lllli,· played tll'llH:ndously coming otl" a mild k.nec..· injury. I thought sht.· 'itt.·ppt.·d up and played .1 good g:;u nc.' "' Wilson and T homa> both hn islu~J wirh three poims. Roant•'s returning: all -st;"t tt·r. Stephanie Eastman. was held to just on e tidd goal an d four poi nts. Juni or Kri stin Drain spent lhe c:vl'ning shadowing R oane's leader. "Kristin did an excel lent job defensively. She's gu:mhng Eastman. a much taller girl," said Bodkin . Goodwin finish ed with 12 points to lead Roane. Canterbury added eight. Miranda Durst scored six for the Lady Knights . Point (2-4) will travel to Herbert Hoover on Friday. played her best game of the season so far tonight," Eastern head coach P•ul Brannon said. "Her and Danielle lead us on an 18-0 run at the end of the second quarter, that gave us a lot of momentum to start the second half. What can I say about Amber Baker, she aiways plays hard and gets the ball where it needs to be as wdl as commanding our offense. I also think Danielle Spencer played a wry physical game. She collected IS rebounds tonight and contributed lJ points. \Vith an outstanding effort o n defense. "A mark of a good ball dub i1 when you em come from bt.·hind and win on the road, I think we showed a lot ()f team! that we are for real thi! year." The Eagles were led in scoring by Stacie Watson with IS points and 17 rebounds, to continue her double double average . Senior Amber Baker followed with 11 points and 5 assists. Whitney Karr added 10 as well. The Eagles shot 18 of 41 from the field and 13 of 21 from the foul line. The reserve team won, 33-14. Kass Lodwick, JesSica Boyles, Jt•sSICa Dillon and Krystal Baker sco red six points aptt:<ce. Nee said. Tlw BlKkeyt.'S hit fou r to nst.·rJohmon sa id h,· \\'as happy to mivc .3-pointcrs Llurip g the spurt ti nish up the appetizc•rs. <111d made all nine of tht.·ir shots '·We gnt an other Wlll tonight. frum the field ov~rall. It do~s n 't mat ter if its · by two Boban Savo\"lr srorc..·d c..'ight points nr by .10 points, or who it's pu11Hs, includmg . .1 pair nf J;1g:1inst. Now we all cJ n fo cus on pointe rs, ami {Irian Bm\\'n ll.ld Kans.Js," . he said. "The K.m s.IS s~·,·cn in tlw surge. game is hu ge. We have au ~xccl­ 0\'er that s.t m~ 7-minute penlenr chance to g;.un s mnl~ rc..•cogni- od. the Colnn i:~ ls were 1-for-7 ti on. lf we win Satu rd;.ty, peoplt.: . from th~.: fi eld with fin· turnovr.:rs. will look at us ditTe remly." The lead never dropped below No o ne from Robert Morris 32 points in the second half. hit double figures . Tykr Bacon hit 'This gamt•, for tun ately, did not thrl!c- 3-pnintcrs for nm e points. take all that much out of uS," Robert Morri.1 \vas still in the O'Brien said. ga me, trailing 19-13 on Er ic The Buckeyes, 0' Brien said, CISey-Fo rd's shot inside with undcrstmd th ey're stepping up in 7:32 left in the half. . cl:l ss against Kansas. But Ohi'o State scored 27 of the "We're going, to have to be on next 29 points, pounding the ball top of everything to h.1w any inside for layups and - when kind of chance on Satu rday," he that wasn't an option - hitting said. shots behind the arc. ToplS time and seven the second. "I thought mentally, offensively. he de cided he needed to score to SERVICES fromPageA7 help us, which he did," Crimson 1996 Chrysler LHS. $5200 080. 1995 Ford Ranger Splash. 4 cy00 Buell M2 Blue. Lll>ie New, 376 Fully Loaded. 92.000 Miles. (740) linder, 5 speed . rear cover. 54K M•les, $8000, (740 )5892073. 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Residential, Commercial Free Estimates Fully Insured Jrlan Morrlsart/Radlll, Ohlt as deocr!bed In Official Record 68, Pg. 164 but with a more MID.STATE T.RUST, VII accurate description by thlo aurvey. PLANT!FF, Survey lor Counts waa vs. performed on June 19, 1998 KELLY R. COUNTS, ET AL by Philip M. Roberta, Ohio Reglatered Surveyor No. DEFENDANTS. 6196. Iron pin set art In pursuance of an Order of Sale In the above entitled 5/8x30" robar with pintle ID action, I will oner lor 1111 at CIPI labeled PMR 6196. AU public auction lnaldo tho other monuments are aa door of tho Courthouse In noted. Sublect · to all legal Molgo County, Ohio on the teaae 0,,eaaemente and right 12th day of January 2001 at of ways of record. 10:00 a.m., tho .following FOR LAST SOURCE OF described real estate. Situate In tho Township of TITLE SEE VOL 68~ Pg. 163 •' Letart, County of Meigs and of the Oftlcla! Recorda of County, Ohln. 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"W(flielp" Call Us First Or We Roth Losel Ask For Mr. Ford Over :SO Year Experience 1-800-272-5179or446-9800 Housekeepers ... Gardners ... Janitors ... Lawn Care ... Malds ... Malntenance/Home repairs Hourly.. Daily.. Woekty... Rates Quality work and Professional Servtce Our Employees are policed checked. I0',oil lor ler11o1(JilleJII Rutland, Ohio Truck seats, car seats, headliners, truck larps, convertible & vinyl tops, Four wheeler seats, motorcycle seats, boat covers, carpels, etc. Mon-Fri 8:30 • 5:00 Over 40 yrs experience (740) 742·8888 1··888-521-0916 McCOWN, 4 1/2 Acre tract of land MARK K. ATTORNEY deeded by Max Manual, Sr., ··to Max Minuel, Jr. and 311 PARKAVENUE Gloria Manuel !Sao D.B. IRONTON, OHIO 45638 . 176, Pg. 519); thence North (740) 532·8744 ':following the Eut lint of .12/21,28,1/4 ·rMax Manuel, Jr., East line to CHRISTY$ FAMILY LIVING 204 North Second Ave. Middleport, Ohio 45760 740-992-4514 A&D Auto Upholstery· Plus, Inc. "'road to_the S.E. corner of a 992-2891 ' -..d r-P\1, IIISILL IUILDIIJ • Advertise in this space for s150 per month. SECURITY· PRODUCTS "THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN SECURITY" ::1 I P1roteiCI your guns, family heirlooms, coin and ~ legal papers, investment records, ph41J cameras. household Inventory lll'ftj lsantlrrlantal ltems will be safe. For more Information call DUM LUMBER IT. R'l'. 148 ROBERT BISSELL ·CONSTRUCTION • New Homes • Garages • Complete RemodBIIng Stop & Compare FREE ESTiMATES 74Q.gg2-1671 CBEI'I'IR • Advertise. in this :·. space for, $50 per :;, month. ::: 7/22!TFN '" WHY DRIVE ANYWHERE ELSE? "' SHADE RIVER AG. SERVICE "Ahead In service" . ·11.6% Protein Livestock/canle Feed $5.75/1 00 .,: -21% Hunters Pride Dog Food $6.75/50 ··" -12% Western pride horse feed $5.75/50 ·: · · $1 .00 off cOupon makes next purchase $4.25/Sd' " Crumbles $5.99/50 "" T.M. Salt Blocks $4.75150 lb. SHADE RIVER AG. SERVICE 35537 St. Rt. 7 North Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 740-985-3831 <I! .. , Backhoe sennce.s.' House sne work, Driveway .f f lana clearing, Septic systems instal/ea. __..:_..:__~~:--­ the North Uno of 100 Acre ·· Lot No: 222 which point !ai_.!P:.!u:,:b~l~lc~N:.:O:..:t:;;IC:..:e~­ 'a!ao the N.E. corner of the PUBLIC NOTICE ·. MaK Manuel, Jr. 4 1/2 Acre . N011CE OF PUBLIC . tract of land; thence Eut HEARING ON THE TAX · on tho North line of 100 BUDGET Acre Lot No. 222 to tho Two cop!ea of the tax . place ·of BEGINNING and containing 1.25 Acre1, more budget lor the . Southern D!otr!ct of Racine, In Molgo · or!eaa. There Ia excepted, county, Ohio, are on fl!o In however, from this the office of the Treasurer, conveyance all the coal Donnie E. Hill of said underlying Tracts One and district. Theao are for public Two which haa been ao!d to the Sunday Creek Coal Co., Inspection; a public hearing set D.B. Pg. 2, Ma!ga at the Southern Local County, Ohio Rocordo of on eald budget be held School D!octlct,willBoard of Doade. The above doacrlbod real Education oft!ce on the day s .t op In And See estate being more of January 2, 2001 at 4:30 Sieve Riffle particularly doacr!bad •• p.m. at tho organizational • -lollowa: Situate In the mooting. · Townah!p of Letart, Mo!ga . ~ Sales Representative Donn!oE.Hm,T;uouror County, Ohio, Section 6, T. ~~2~ ~~· 22, 24, 26, 21, 28, 28, :~ Larry S ch. ~ y 1N, R. 12W and being more particularly dttcr!btd 11 . lollowa: BEGINNING lor Public Notice roleronco at tho point of lnterttct!on of tho W11t llno PUBLIC NOTICE of 1oo Aero Lot No. 222 and FOR SALE tho centerline (oa trovo!od) In accordance with tho 150 East State Street Phone (140) 5~3-6671 on the date of this ourvey) Ohio Rev!oad Code, oaaled Alhens, Ohio 45?01 of Manual Road; thence bid. w!!! ba rece!vod by tho , following the oald MEIGS County Board of JL.____:.·_"!;A:..!::.!Be::.ll::e:.:.r....:.;:.::.~~::..:..:.:..<c..::.;:;.'---'61~29""1m_•_·_, contor!lno of Manuel Rood Comm!11lonero In tho!r and tho next lour (4) office located In the burlngo and d!otancu: courthouoe, Third Floor, Now Renting Advertise In thonco s. 89 dog. 43' 34" Second Stroot, Pomeroy, Eaat, 218.47 feet to a point; Ohio 45789, for two used thanco S. 87 deg. 22' 29" ·ambulances belonging to "J . Eaot 267.67 feat to a point; EMS, until ro:oo a.m. on $25 than~a S. 89 dog. 18' 21" Monday, January 6, 2001 . . Eaat, 35.70 loot to a point; thence N. 87 dog. 47' 42" The bide will be opened at Eaot, 550.44 feet to a point and 10:00 road a.m. on the same aloud for the I r being the trua point of touowtng: · YOUNG'S • .beg!nrilng lor the following Used ambulances with no . daacrlbad real estate; CARPENTER SERVICE thence following the agreed guarantee or warranty 1984 350 Ford Econollne • Room additions & Remodeling property line of Manuel, Official Record 52, Pg. 747 4x4, Gas, formerly used aa •NowGaragos •lltctrlcal & Plumbing and Counts Official Record squad 1.105, Soria! Number 1FDJS34L2EHB12131 • Roofl~ & Gutters 68, Pg. 164, N. 08 dog. 33' 350 Ford Econollne 1 1ng 44" West, 367.57 feet to an Dl 1989 •• a !, formerly used aa • Vlny 1 d1 ng & Pant • Palla & Porch Docks Iron pin set In a tanca Free Estl'mates marking the North lin~ of squad 1104. Serial Number - 100 Aero Lot No. 222 and 1FDKE30MIKHB47670 NO EMS OR EMERGENCY YOUNG Ill pus!ng an Iron pin sat at EQUIPMENT WILL BE SOLD 992•6215 25.48 feet and a 6" Locust THE VEHICLES. at 111.25 feet ; thence WITH Vehicles may be seen at the Pomeroy, Ohio · following said len co EMS building, Inca ted on 22. yr.. went marking the North line of Mulberry Hts, In Pomeroy, 100 Acre Lot No. 222, s. 89 Ohio , during normal dog. 55' 14" . Eaat, 217.97 business hours, Monday 1 , loot to an Iron pin set; through Friday. ~WICK'SG thence following a fence ALL BIDS MUST BE · marking the property line SEALED AND MARKED . f'IAOLING and between Rllllt·Lutz Vol. " BID FOR USED 319, Pg. 411 snd Count• AMBUI.ANCE" The Board of 29670 Bashan Road EXCAVfiTING Official Record 66, Pg. 164, county Commissioners Racine, Ohio s. 07 dog . 37' 44" Wool, reserves the right to reject Hauling • Limeslone • 362.66 feet to the center of any and/or all bids and/or 45771 Manuel Road passing an any part thereof, and to Grovel• Sand • Topsoil• 740-949·22H Iron pin set at 297.94 feet; waive any Informality In any ·Sizes 5' x 1 O' thence following Manuel bid. Fill Dirt • Mulch • (12) 21, 28, 2 tc to 10' x 30' Bulldozer Servites Hours .(740) 992-3470 7:00AM • 8:00 PM .ALltEL Cell.ular Jeff Warner Ins. 992-5479 f~~~=====~=======~~==:;. A MINI·STORAGE thl's space for 992·6396 per 992 2272 month, day~~=~~·~~=~ i.======:; AdvertiSe v.c. in thiS space for $SO per month • HILL'S SElF STORAGE E DIPOYSAO PJ EXCAVATIN ..... Rocinc, Ohio PUTS -~ 'Dozer' All Mabs Tractor & J/A- ' Backhoe • Equipment P....b · Factory Autlto~ed Case-IH Parls Dealers. 1000 Sl. Rl. 7 South . Coo/viii•. OH 45723 741H187-D388 ··~ • Trencher· lighl Hauling for oil cu s tom work services FREE ESTIMATES 740-949·1045 Toll Free 1-800-PJE-IOSS Call 740-992.·5827 or 740·992·6566 Advertise in : :; this space for::: s1 00 per ·"' month. • oi l • !i I vertise our • us1ness • oi l t il l ::., I ...: I "'"''" • '"• ' 'I I I :I I .I' .I "t '" ."'.' . '' • il l ' >I I "I :; I ,, ,,••,, .•' •'' one mont or as ow as • ATTENTION PARENTS • Now taking applications for Boby Silting Service. Plenty of play room, a lot of acllvlly to make the doy more enjoyable. Children of oil ages welcome before and after school care. New Born are our pleasure wllh close supervision for your peoce of mind. •' I• one .' > ' • I ' '' �Thursda •. Ohio UJICLE SAM'S LOSS IS YOUR GAIN! UNCLE SAM'S LOSS IS YOUR GAIN! UNCLE SAM'S LOSS IS YOUR GAIN! UNCLE SAM'S LOSS IS YOUR GAIN! CHEVROLET • OLDSMOBILE ' GENE JOHNSON • 446-0842 f(oliday Blowout Sale ·with approved credit! Entire lnventorj· New and Used· Priced to SeD! 95 Grand Prix Super Clean $6990 98 VW Passat IDDD BliND IM SB IDDD IUI~I PW lVI 43000 Miles A-1 Condition Maroon, PW, Tilt, Cruise, CO player, SHARP! Only 4500 "Demo" miles! Absolutely $15,700' · Pontiac Beautiful Car A Mus_t See At COMPARE ANYWHERE @ 70 loaded. Grand touring Suspension, etc. WAS $36,323 Big Savings $8950 1616 EASTERN AVE. (740) 446-3672 GALLIPOLIS, vn1.• · ' 1-SOQ-521-0084 .All units have been reduced for this special sale- Uncle 's loss is your gain 12468- New Chevrolet Full Size Plck·Up 4WD MSRP $22,785 Auto trans Sale 20,960 Air Rebate 1500 Cruise & tilt V-8 equipment Power windows, power locks, tilt, Everyday priced@ $18,995 2001 CHEVY 1/2 TON PICKUP Auto, air, cassette, cruise, tilt Sale $17,995 2000 OLDS INTRIGUE 0.9% APR for 60 months . See sales staff for details Hurry they won't last long •- i; Talk About Cheap Santa Is HEREIII $6800 ·-• Extra Sherp- Low mile• WAS $14,996 Sate 112,895 1 4 Dr, Local naw car trade, priced to go FORD T·BIRD WAS $8995 Sale $6,990 Only 54,000 mtln, Fully equipped WAS $8995 Sal• $6,400 ••"'>lJ 1997 CHEUY HSTRO v,.,.-- All W - Drive, Fully equipped, LT en = •= J1I 99 Ford Taurus Nice 98 Concorde 1Owner 961ntrepid SHARP 99 Montana 25K 97 Dodge Intrepid 99 S-10 1Owner 91 Cadillac Sedan Deville 98 Caravan 1Owner 98 Cavalier 42K 95 Chevy C-1500 971ntrepid 59K NICE 00 Neon 4 DR Auto 00 Ram 2500 4x4 SLT Loaded, 4.10 Axle 99 Durango 4x4 loaded · 96 Cherokee Classic 4x4 White, Auto 89 Chevy 8250 Van 98 Chevy Tracker 2 Dr Auto, Air, Soft top 94 Chrysler LHS CD Leather, Moon Roof 98 Jeep Grd. Cherokee Laredo, 4x4, Loaded ·= II ECll a • i ·-. -c · en •• ' '' • •" = fi ·- Sale WAS Price $12,900 $16,200 $8,750 $17,395 $10,900 $93,50 low miles, $13,175 $9,100 . $10,995 $11,595 $12,750 $10,880 $14,650 $6925 $15,500 $9,375 $7950 See $10,700 $7,950 $8,700 $9,999 $10,900 •c;r 'r!l:-11~"'· ,.....~~ ',- Model, Burgundy Price 700 -· ~· . 1998 CHEUY CHUHllfR 1998 CHEUY fliT CHB Local Trade 4x4, Pewter, one owner, V8, Extra sharp, only 48,000 mil.. WAS $10,000 Sale $7 1994 OlDS HCHIEUH WAS$19,115 Sola $17,700 ·~==::!: 1993 CHfUY HSTRO COHUfRSIDil unn Local low mllea Fulty equipped· one careful owner~ $13,335 $3,750 $11,700 $2,900 "auc "Thl' lo~; of .1 spume, friends or ~o~.:i.llnt.:rwork lea\'l·~ you \\'ith llo\\'herc..' to go. The hnlida y~ remind you. of happi . .·r ttntcs when you h.td a lot of p~...·opk ;Hound yo \1.' ' s.tid An,l!ld Kum.tr; :1 gc..•n.HrJc psychiatrist .lt the Uni,·ersity of CaltforniJ. Los Angeb . Rl'St'<Hchers h:we not bt.·cn able w show a co nclu sive link bct\\'CL'I1 suicides ,mel the holtday period, but so mt' psyd1iatrists believe feelings of isolation this time of year can evolve into clinical depression. The phenomenon · is likely co increase as tht: cou ntry's \enior population grows .. they said. Th,· U.S. Census Burc.m estimatn that about 13 percent of Alllcricans , rough ly 34A million people, .1re 65 or older. About 1H percent of rhem live .1lonc. In 15 years, the number of seniors is e'tJ'ertcd to reach 47.3 million. The 'igns of a holiday letdown often rc..·semble depression and ca:n be marked by agitation, anx- ! Low Rider Make Chrlebnlt Hippy for Someone •·- ExtraoP..,tol $5,700 1991 FORD Rftll&fR PU lit kee11i11,1! wit/1 tile '$pil'it of Dickeu~' aud feelin,l!, iudebtcd to Dickens ltimse/f, Osm1111 JJropoud to his publisilcr tltar rlu complllt)' 111ake a cllaritablc donarion in Dickeus' 1111mc. proceeds, claiming tiJJt British writers were adequatt:ly comp~..·n­ "para-Dickcnsian tale .. a "movsated for their work in tlwir own ing, cleverly imagined life of country and that international Scrooge's late partner" and a f.1n1c \\'aS repaym~:nt enough. "solid piece of historical imagin.. Being :1 wntc..·r. you have mg. som~ feeling of bt~thcrhood and In keeping with the spirit of I wouldn't like to 1\e in that SitUDickens' nowl and feeling ation." Osmun says. " And we all indebted to Di ckens himself, have a literary Jebt to Charles Osmun proposed to his publish,·r Di ckens." that the company make a charit.tDoug Johnston . founder o f blc "donation in Dick~ns' 11:\llH.'. Twl'lfth Night p,.,.,,, ,, small ptlbGranted, the first check was lishing housL" in Corte M :h.k r~1. n:bti\·cly small . but that .unoum Calif, inutH.'diatdy .lg-rc..Td . ''The co uld grow if more people buy topic tlUttcr n:.11ly pms you in ·· M.1rley 's Ghost." tlut fr.unc..· of nund." he ~ay.., h is an incenti\'L' th.tt !il'l'lllS to A tC\\' WL'ck.; h~tlm.; Christlll.l\, b~,.· gaining monwnwm ,\, llH?n..· l )smun SL'Ilt .1 rht.·rk fur SXHO ro .md mon.· .llltbor~ include .tppt.·.ll' Litc..-r.tcy Volunn.'t.'rs of Anwri ct. t(n· don.ltions in th~..· hJ~.· ks ofthc..'ir The c heck n·pn..·~ents -\, projected boob .uH..l are bt•rotning nt<.m..• S pc..•rct.•nt of tht.• publishc..·r's profib vor.tl .lbout tht:"ir own ch,Jnt.Jb\e fi·om the first run of J,()()() coptt.'\. works. ·· we c.lll't re.1lly p,1y (D,cke"') . Dickens never earned .my roy- but we c.m do ~umcthmg dut h~...· alties from· the American s.tlcs of would be ddighteJ with ... prolm books. Publisll<'rs in the Unit- muting liter;Ky,'' says Ostillltl. .1 ed States simply pocketed the fredance journalist who ro Jate I/O I'd has earned just S3,000 from "Marley's Ghost," which took him 2 1/2 Yl'JTS to research and write. Many autho", like Osmun, fed the need to repay dmr debts - l itn.ll)' and othe~vise. Amy Tan , author of '"The Joy luck Club," helps org.mize th,National Kidth'Y Fnundarion 's .mmtJl .tuthors' lun c hl·on in San Fran cisco. h~..· r hom~..·rown. Nored \\Titer\ g iv~,.· spl'l'C he . , .md ~ign books .It rhc SH~ .1 pl.w..• 1...'\'Cilt. lhrnc-. .md Noble dnn.ltL'~ 10 percc..·nt of ir s ~.Ill·~ to thL' f<nmd.ttion, org.mizn~ ~.t y. Tht.· popnl.1r i,.'\'c.:nt ..tttc..'ud~·d h~ · 1.200 pL'opk thi~ Y'-'.11'. r.ti~co\ .lll .1\l_'r.t ge of S21H).(~III .llllltl,llly. T.m \, l..'o mmitment · r o rl11...· tlnmd.mon J\ pc..·r~ll!l.d. She lu~ three ktdnc..·ys .wd h.l, sutl~· r~.·d lllL'dic.ll probknh .1 ....1 rl'..,ult. Ha 'J-y.:.tr-o ld nien_• h .t~ th~..· ....tmc: problem; ,t lthou gh ht:r'l i:.. more ''There's a lot of l'l'"pnnsibility Till' signs of a holiday lt·tdown often resemble depres.1io11 and can be marked by agitatiou, anxiety, headaches and chanJ!es ;, appeiire, K11mar said. That's why it is important jor fitmily audfrieuds to t,tk1• special care of their elders duriug tire lwlida)'S, he said. iety, headaches and changes in appetite, Kumar said. That's why it is important for family and friends to take special care of their elders during the holidays, he said. "Sometimes it's JUSt picking up the phone or sending them Anwers," he said. "Obviously, it's best to spend tune with them during the ho)idays.''.:q;. · · . Poor health and lack of money :tlso contribute to feelings nf isolation, in part lJccausc they prl' vcm lliJn y sL.'niors from tra\\.·ling. said Claudi,l Bramlett. he.1d nf .1 SL'niors progr.llll :tt CeJars-Sin.ti MeUical Ct..•nter 111 Los Ang-dcs . " I us~d to ,·njov (C: hmrnus) Yen· .. ' much," s.1id S5-\'L'.lr-old . Maria Callejo. \\'hO s uffer~.-·d . .1 stroke two years ago th.a pm her 111 :l wheelchair. She now lives in :a Los Angele s- area Tetir~mem hom ~ and sees her hu sba nd once a WL'L'k . '' I lo'\·ed shopping and \\'Llpping the gifts," she sa1d ." Nmv I don't do d1ose thinb-rs any more." As thL' country's senior population increases, health organizations, community Cl'nters 1nd agcnci~s that cater to lite clJcrly increasingly an~ rc..'.lchtng out during th e holidays to those who don 't have loved· ones or close friends 1ieai:by. One such group is the long. Beac;h-based Senior Care Action Network, a nonprofit HMO serving 40,000 seniors. On Oec. 16, the group w1ll offer a o n e-day-only, toll-free telephone line ( 1-SRH-74 1-1453) for anyo ne who f(,·ds lonely dur- ing the holidays. '' It's just a chance LO let rhc111. hc:ar a friendly \'OiCL·:· said Jim PeJJ ersnn, a spokcsm;:~.n for the org:Jniz.ltion. frances Voorhct.•s, SO, volun~ ten\ with the HMO. s,·,·cr.ll \'~,;';IrS .1go. ~h~..· ' join~·d .1 w.1lking group ~o Co lllb.tt her owl1 t~·L'l­ lllgs nflnncline-.~ durtllg dt t.' hoi Jd.l\'S. , She -..1id the Chri~tlll.h ~l'.l\'!( )11 lu :-. bc..•t·n tlitlicult t()r yc.1r~ 1\llll'c..' her liWth~..'l' dt~...·d in I )~,;'ll'lllbt.T. "Th.H \\',\\ h.llldl ing Ill\ ' tlr~ t i...'lll<Hllltl.'r $6,850 L\'l ll1t.' H11nnn . fir..,t-timc ;w th ur ot· rht· bl''lt - "ol.'lllllg "Fnend...,htp C.tke," ukl.' .~ hn ob[ig.ltion ~LTltJU'IIy. rhc fn~.,.·ndJy, dowu-ro -c.1rrh p.t'ltor ,H hr ~r ~ Md :oun, \\'ho r.dhl·d ,tg.ltll't h1 , blt.·.t k boyhood 111 lrl.J.wJ by li\· mg .lnd \\'rttmg Jbout h1, r.nt cnm. ti·L'I..'\\'hcL·ltng t.".ll ly .!dult hood til I !Jjo, 0k\\' Ym k ( :a\·. ··1 rt.'111L' l11bn thL· ,h,ll1lL' .111d tl-u thl' LkiliOil\ th.H hoJd \ 'Ull b,l( k.'' MORE LOCAL NEWS . All the Best to you and Yours With heartfeh gratirude for the pleasure of serving you this past yw. We hope everyone enjoys avery happy and healthy holiday season. Riverview Motors 280 W. MaJn Suc:ct Pomoroy, OH 992~3490 . ..,.,. sta ® i '"*, or• QCbrl~tma~ 'Otree Festive tidings May the true spirit Christmas envelop you and your loved ones, as together we rejoice in the birth of our Savior. Merry Christmas from dark phase.'' DR. A JACKSON BAILES A widow for 18 years, Voorhees sa id she' ll spend C hristmas with her sister, who recently lost her d,Jughter ro cancer. Bur she won't ~ee her son, ,~·ho h\·es in New Mexico. or her daughter \vho )i,·es in Georgia . Shari Bobb , Brenda Bacon, Mary Bailes 224 East Main Street Pomeroy, OH 45769 ·992-3279 -1-877-583-2433 O'Brien & O'Brien Attorneys at Law Pomeroy ' I At~ Packed up lots of wishes Wrapped'em full of fun, For a healthy, happy Christmas With thanks to everyone. Judith A. Kir;tg Meigs County Recorder and Staff Kay, Wanda & Vicki 'During lhiJ Chri.J!maJ .vJaJOn may your lifo brJ fil/gd rDIIh 1/n uplrll of/hg Chri.JI Child CfJurlne 1/)Q upcOITitne fPDI' may !hal JOlT/(/ uplrll brJ your gu/dg. .Bard bfg.J.f gach ofyou. CJr/gny ChrlJ!maJ from lhfl CI'OIDJ, ?ltch, Cathy. CfJJi/1. and Cfllt~h. SM/ffl AND ASSOQATlS ACCOUNTING CATHY CROW, CPA 109 West Second, Pomeroy 992-5995 S~lal r-- $7,777 ~~ Locally owned- Conversion nn WAS $9,995 Sale $8,400 $18,500 NORTHUP DODGE, WAS $10,995 Solo $7,500 1999 CHEU lUffilnH 4 DR 252 Upper River Rd. Gallipolis, OH Phone 800-446-0842 OM Program Car Every day price r--. Mike Northup, Pete Somerville, AI Durst, Neal Peifer, Jamie Adamson, Joe Tillis, Larry Pierce, John Saunders • of i.'tlllll llti11HI I...',_ tl1t.' WAS $8,995 Sale $3,800 e-mail superdOdge@voyager.net tlJL·ir Congregational UmtL·d Chur< h of Chmt 111 Asheboro, N.C., say> she's always gJVen away 10 r~·­ ccnr of her Ill<.. orne and her book sal~s only incr~He her responsibility. "I grew up in a preacher'> hmm. . Jnd rithing: wa!l part of our exiStence." she says. "That model ts VL'ry much tngrJinc-d in me . ... You us~..· any \'Otl'C you have to c..~ncouragc otlwr \\'TJtl:r~ .. w g1n· blck to thl' communJt)'.·· MJiaLhy McCoun , brother of the Puhtt:cr l'n7 l' wmnsng Fr:111k Ml'CourL s.1y.., 1(\ unport,lllt to remL'IllbL·r Ill', root\. " I don'1 tf.)rgl't IllY pm·crry of chiJJIHJ<lll," \,1\'~ . - tht.· \'OUilg~,;'I ' Qejoice This &ason holidays be blf,SS£'<1 with an abundance of Health, Happiness and Hope. MIKE SWIGER INSURANCE We hope I his year g1ves birth to-new miracles, blessings and heart fell joy. Thank you for helping us withstand the test of time , with your loyal palro.nage through out th e year. PICKENS HARDWARE Mason, WV 773-5583 ---t Campus $8,950 people shmmg a spotlight on you," Tan liatd dLtrmg Jn tntcrview at tlu!~ year's fuudrJI\t.'r ... You feel so lucky to be able to do what you're domg and 1f you Jlso get paid \Vell ... wlute_vcr bles~mg you haw you fed you >hould sha rt.•." Whe11 her c.tree r wok off about 12 y~;lf' .1go Jnd re4Ul'Sl~ for finanual help ~otarrcd pouring in. T.1n .llld hL·r ltmh.1nJ formed a tOund:mon tlut don:ltC'> in kl'y .m:a~: the elderly: Ao.;t,m-Amenctn COilllll Uili tic..•~; lttlT,ltr: fj-L't:J{J\ 11 ()f \peech: .111d :lllllll ,ll \\'clf<trl'. Horror 111.1~t·er Slc..·phcn Kmg ha s don:ltt.:'d httndrt.·d~ of thou~ \.lllLh of doll.u~ ro hbr:lrics, . ho~opt­ t.lls .md dumc~ric YJOIL·nce \ ' JCtimo,_ H L· .1h o butlt .1 L tttlt.• Lt.".lKliL' b.lllp.1rk 111 B.111~or. iv1.l!nt.'. wlwr~...· he It\ ·~..·~. But c..'\'1...'11 .nnhor, \\'hn .tr~..·n't .1~ \~·dl kn,own or l Oll1111l'l'l'I.IIIy ~lll­ i...'l'~~fu l find \\',IY' t\J gtn· b.tck ro lwliJ.Jy\ ... ~ he ~.ud. "Since tht.' ll, l L'.lll find it ~..·.m get ovcr.whdm~!1~. lt rc~Hy i!. a Ill Rog Cllb, CINn $7,995 }'OU end up f~t..·Jtng bt't.i.IU\L' nf WAS $8,115 Solo $6,800 4 Dr· Luzury Sedan Qual - en = = $23,950 $23,000 .LOS ANGELES (AP) Oivorced and with most of his tahtily in England, John Loader is Fe.minded each holiday season how alone he is. . His feelings of isolation have deepened since last year, when he suffered a stroke that forced him into a Pasadena retirement hun1e . · His,only nearby relative is a son he sees occasionally. He's hoping Christmas Day will be one of those times. "He'; very busy, and I don't get to see him that much," said Loader, 63, a former platemaker at the Los Angeles Daily News. people haye their own lives to g~t on with." While the holiday season means family gatherings for many, it can lead ro depression, anxiety or lethargy amnng tnilliono;; of others who find thcmsekt,;'s .1lonc. Senior cttizcns, who often arc wtthout immcdi:Jtt' f.t1mly nr .1 ~trong- network of fritnds ..1re p.lrucubrly "itlsccpti- bk. J Sao lt... Buy It $25,950 $24,Q95 story: a happy childhood that ended with his fathds death. Marley's heart is hardened by forced labor in the coal mines and a miscarriage of justice that lands him in prison. Publishers Weekly called the --Seniors prone to loneliness, depression during holidays ..:_::._:::::_::,:_!!:!_!!L_!._!,~~ cruise 97 Chevy 5-10 98 Ford Escort 2x2 35,000 mi Was '8900.......... *7985 94 F·150 4x4 VB XLT ....................... '6800 98 Pontiac Sunbird Was 10,900...... '8900 MILL VALLEY, Calif (AP) In October I 843, a story gripped Charles Dickens . He "wept and laughed, and wept again," he later said, as he wrote "A Christmas C>rol" in a six-week rush. In 1996, a similar obsession took hold of writer Mark Hazard Osmun. As he rode a bus in San Francisco, he noticed a billboard advertising a theatrical production of Dickens ' C hristmas classic. That was when he realized that the true hero of thc: story was Jacob Marley, Scrooge's business partner who appears as a chaindraggmg: ghost warning: him to ch:mgc his ways . " Hl.''s tht.• nulst import.lnt chJractl'r in 'A Christmas Carol,"' ()smun s.1ys. bur ht.•'s ~l ~.tiphcr­ picke-ns ga\'t.' him just .1 ft.·w p .trJ.gr:lphs in th~· story, w1rh no explanation for h1s ntotiv~..·s. Tlw rc..·sult is "M.1rk•y's Chost," .1 \\'Onderfully written cxplor.ltion of good vs. L·,-il tlut n. ·nuim . true to the ch.tr,Kters .md ~tylc of the classic tale that inspired it. - Osm.u n, a fir'\t- timt' novelist, probed tht.• history of Dickensi:m EuglJnd tQ crcat~.· Mark·y's life Pre-BoHclay Clearance Sale $27,900 2000 PONTIAC SUNFIRE • Gallipolis' Hometown Dealer @ Only 12,000 low miles, auto, NC , CD player, tilt, almost newl Was $12,900 NOW $11,570 The Dally Sentinel • Page B 1 Publisher donates royalties in ·Dickens' name· The Widest Selection of New and Used Vehicles! ~OfiD TO ~=~ll\S NORtit Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Thursday, December 21, 2000 nnaal Ort THE '. . 2000 $11,990 --~ 4 Dr· Lots of mites left In this qne Only 77,00Q mllet tocel cer WAS $3,995 Sola $2,800 WAS 13,485 Sale $1,800 Rebuilt title Look at this one - GREETINGS en From The North Pole = = ! PINE HILLS GOLF COURSE •·- Will's Hill Rd . Pomeroy SJreetings (To !/{[[ 'From: 'Dick, ~uby & 'Betfi Vaugfian Wannest Yuletide wishes to you and yours. · Many thanksfor your support. DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER 700 N. 2nd 992-3322 Middleport S.spl!cltJ!/g Cfor ']Jou ... We're making a list of everyon~ who's been nice, and your name keeps coming out on top! Ingels Carpet Middleport, Ohio 992-7028 �Thursda •. Ohio UJICLE SAM'S LOSS IS YOUR GAIN! UNCLE SAM'S LOSS IS YOUR GAIN! UNCLE SAM'S LOSS IS YOUR GAIN! UNCLE SAM'S LOSS IS YOUR GAIN! CHEVROLET • OLDSMOBILE ' GENE JOHNSON • 446-0842 f(oliday Blowout Sale ·with approved credit! Entire lnventorj· New and Used· Priced to SeD! 95 Grand Prix Super Clean $6990 98 VW Passat IDDD BliND IM SB IDDD IUI~I PW lVI 43000 Miles A-1 Condition Maroon, PW, Tilt, Cruise, CO player, SHARP! Only 4500 "Demo" miles! Absolutely $15,700' · Pontiac Beautiful Car A Mus_t See At COMPARE ANYWHERE @ 70 loaded. Grand touring Suspension, etc. WAS $36,323 Big Savings $8950 1616 EASTERN AVE. (740) 446-3672 GALLIPOLIS, vn1.• · ' 1-SOQ-521-0084 .All units have been reduced for this special sale- Uncle 's loss is your gain 12468- New Chevrolet Full Size Plck·Up 4WD MSRP $22,785 Auto trans Sale 20,960 Air Rebate 1500 Cruise & tilt V-8 equipment Power windows, power locks, tilt, Everyday priced@ $18,995 2001 CHEVY 1/2 TON PICKUP Auto, air, cassette, cruise, tilt Sale $17,995 2000 OLDS INTRIGUE 0.9% APR for 60 months . See sales staff for details Hurry they won't last long •- i; Talk About Cheap Santa Is HEREIII $6800 ·-• Extra Sherp- Low mile• WAS $14,996 Sate 112,895 1 4 Dr, Local naw car trade, priced to go FORD T·BIRD WAS $8995 Sale $6,990 Only 54,000 mtln, Fully equipped WAS $8995 Sal• $6,400 ••"'>lJ 1997 CHEUY HSTRO v,.,.-- All W - Drive, Fully equipped, LT en = •= J1I 99 Ford Taurus Nice 98 Concorde 1Owner 961ntrepid SHARP 99 Montana 25K 97 Dodge Intrepid 99 S-10 1Owner 91 Cadillac Sedan Deville 98 Caravan 1Owner 98 Cavalier 42K 95 Chevy C-1500 971ntrepid 59K NICE 00 Neon 4 DR Auto 00 Ram 2500 4x4 SLT Loaded, 4.10 Axle 99 Durango 4x4 loaded · 96 Cherokee Classic 4x4 White, Auto 89 Chevy 8250 Van 98 Chevy Tracker 2 Dr Auto, Air, Soft top 94 Chrysler LHS CD Leather, Moon Roof 98 Jeep Grd. Cherokee Laredo, 4x4, Loaded ·= II ECll a • i ·-. -c · en •• ' '' • •" = fi ·- Sale WAS Price $12,900 $16,200 $8,750 $17,395 $10,900 $93,50 low miles, $13,175 $9,100 . $10,995 $11,595 $12,750 $10,880 $14,650 $6925 $15,500 $9,375 $7950 See $10,700 $7,950 $8,700 $9,999 $10,900 •c;r 'r!l:-11~"'· ,.....~~ ',- Model, Burgundy Price 700 -· ~· . 1998 CHEUY CHUHllfR 1998 CHEUY fliT CHB Local Trade 4x4, Pewter, one owner, V8, Extra sharp, only 48,000 mil.. WAS $10,000 Sale $7 1994 OlDS HCHIEUH WAS$19,115 Sola $17,700 ·~==::!: 1993 CHfUY HSTRO COHUfRSIDil unn Local low mllea Fulty equipped· one careful owner~ $13,335 $3,750 $11,700 $2,900 "auc "Thl' lo~; of .1 spume, friends or ~o~.:i.llnt.:rwork lea\'l·~ you \\'ith llo\\'herc..' to go. The hnlida y~ remind you. of happi . .·r ttntcs when you h.td a lot of p~...·opk ;Hound yo \1.' ' s.tid An,l!ld Kum.tr; :1 gc..•n.HrJc psychiatrist .lt the Uni,·ersity of CaltforniJ. Los Angeb . Rl'St'<Hchers h:we not bt.·cn able w show a co nclu sive link bct\\'CL'I1 suicides ,mel the holtday period, but so mt' psyd1iatrists believe feelings of isolation this time of year can evolve into clinical depression. The phenomenon · is likely co increase as tht: cou ntry's \enior population grows .. they said. Th,· U.S. Census Burc.m estimatn that about 13 percent of Alllcricans , rough ly 34A million people, .1re 65 or older. About 1H percent of rhem live .1lonc. In 15 years, the number of seniors is e'tJ'ertcd to reach 47.3 million. The 'igns of a holiday letdown often rc..·semble depression and ca:n be marked by agitation, anx- ! Low Rider Make Chrlebnlt Hippy for Someone •·- ExtraoP..,tol $5,700 1991 FORD Rftll&fR PU lit kee11i11,1! wit/1 tile '$pil'it of Dickeu~' aud feelin,l!, iudebtcd to Dickens ltimse/f, Osm1111 JJropoud to his publisilcr tltar rlu complllt)' 111ake a cllaritablc donarion in Dickeus' 1111mc. proceeds, claiming tiJJt British writers were adequatt:ly comp~..·n­ "para-Dickcnsian tale .. a "movsated for their work in tlwir own ing, cleverly imagined life of country and that international Scrooge's late partner" and a f.1n1c \\'aS repaym~:nt enough. "solid piece of historical imagin.. Being :1 wntc..·r. you have mg. som~ feeling of bt~thcrhood and In keeping with the spirit of I wouldn't like to 1\e in that SitUDickens' nowl and feeling ation." Osmun says. " And we all indebted to Di ckens himself, have a literary Jebt to Charles Osmun proposed to his publish,·r Di ckens." that the company make a charit.tDoug Johnston . founder o f blc "donation in Dick~ns' 11:\llH.'. Twl'lfth Night p,.,.,,, ,, small ptlbGranted, the first check was lishing housL" in Corte M :h.k r~1. n:bti\·cly small . but that .unoum Calif, inutH.'diatdy .lg-rc..Td . ''The co uld grow if more people buy topic tlUttcr n:.11ly pms you in ·· M.1rley 's Ghost." tlut fr.unc..· of nund." he ~ay.., h is an incenti\'L' th.tt !il'l'lllS to A tC\\' WL'ck.; h~tlm.; Christlll.l\, b~,.· gaining monwnwm ,\, llH?n..· l )smun SL'Ilt .1 rht.·rk fur SXHO ro .md mon.· .llltbor~ include .tppt.·.ll' Litc..-r.tcy Volunn.'t.'rs of Anwri ct. t(n· don.ltions in th~..· hJ~.· ks ofthc..'ir The c heck n·pn..·~ents -\, projected boob .uH..l are bt•rotning nt<.m..• S pc..•rct.•nt of tht.• publishc..·r's profib vor.tl .lbout tht:"ir own ch,Jnt.Jb\e fi·om the first run of J,()()() coptt.'\. works. ·· we c.lll't re.1lly p,1y (D,cke"') . Dickens never earned .my roy- but we c.m do ~umcthmg dut h~...· alties from· the American s.tlcs of would be ddighteJ with ... prolm books. Publisll<'rs in the Unit- muting liter;Ky,'' says Ostillltl. .1 ed States simply pocketed the fredance journalist who ro Jate I/O I'd has earned just S3,000 from "Marley's Ghost," which took him 2 1/2 Yl'JTS to research and write. Many autho", like Osmun, fed the need to repay dmr debts - l itn.ll)' and othe~vise. Amy Tan , author of '"The Joy luck Club," helps org.mize th,National Kidth'Y Fnundarion 's .mmtJl .tuthors' lun c hl·on in San Fran cisco. h~..· r hom~..·rown. Nored \\Titer\ g iv~,.· spl'l'C he . , .md ~ign books .It rhc SH~ .1 pl.w..• 1...'\'Cilt. lhrnc-. .md Noble dnn.ltL'~ 10 percc..·nt of ir s ~.Ill·~ to thL' f<nmd.ttion, org.mizn~ ~.t y. Tht.· popnl.1r i,.'\'c.:nt ..tttc..'ud~·d h~ · 1.200 pL'opk thi~ Y'-'.11'. r.ti~co\ .lll .1\l_'r.t ge of S21H).(~III .llllltl,llly. T.m \, l..'o mmitment · r o rl11...· tlnmd.mon J\ pc..·r~ll!l.d. She lu~ three ktdnc..·ys .wd h.l, sutl~· r~.·d lllL'dic.ll probknh .1 ....1 rl'..,ult. Ha 'J-y.:.tr-o ld nien_• h .t~ th~..· ....tmc: problem; ,t lthou gh ht:r'l i:.. more ''There's a lot of l'l'"pnnsibility Till' signs of a holiday lt·tdown often resemble depres.1io11 and can be marked by agitatiou, anxiety, headaches and chanJ!es ;, appeiire, K11mar said. That's why it is important jor fitmily audfrieuds to t,tk1• special care of their elders duriug tire lwlida)'S, he said. iety, headaches and changes in appetite, Kumar said. That's why it is important for family and friends to take special care of their elders during the holidays, he said. "Sometimes it's JUSt picking up the phone or sending them Anwers," he said. "Obviously, it's best to spend tune with them during the ho)idays.''.:q;. · · . Poor health and lack of money :tlso contribute to feelings nf isolation, in part lJccausc they prl' vcm lliJn y sL.'niors from tra\\.·ling. said Claudi,l Bramlett. he.1d nf .1 SL'niors progr.llll :tt CeJars-Sin.ti MeUical Ct..•nter 111 Los Ang-dcs . " I us~d to ,·njov (C: hmrnus) Yen· .. ' much," s.1id S5-\'L'.lr-old . Maria Callejo. \\'hO s uffer~.-·d . .1 stroke two years ago th.a pm her 111 :l wheelchair. She now lives in :a Los Angele s- area Tetir~mem hom ~ and sees her hu sba nd once a WL'L'k . '' I lo'\·ed shopping and \\'Llpping the gifts," she sa1d ." Nmv I don't do d1ose thinb-rs any more." As thL' country's senior population increases, health organizations, community Cl'nters 1nd agcnci~s that cater to lite clJcrly increasingly an~ rc..'.lchtng out during th e holidays to those who don 't have loved· ones or close friends 1ieai:by. One such group is the long. Beac;h-based Senior Care Action Network, a nonprofit HMO serving 40,000 seniors. On Oec. 16, the group w1ll offer a o n e-day-only, toll-free telephone line ( 1-SRH-74 1-1453) for anyo ne who f(,·ds lonely dur- ing the holidays. '' It's just a chance LO let rhc111. hc:ar a friendly \'OiCL·:· said Jim PeJJ ersnn, a spokcsm;:~.n for the org:Jniz.ltion. frances Voorhct.•s, SO, volun~ ten\ with the HMO. s,·,·cr.ll \'~,;';IrS .1go. ~h~..· ' join~·d .1 w.1lking group ~o Co lllb.tt her owl1 t~·L'l­ lllgs nflnncline-.~ durtllg dt t.' hoi Jd.l\'S. , She -..1id the Chri~tlll.h ~l'.l\'!( )11 lu :-. bc..•t·n tlitlicult t()r yc.1r~ 1\llll'c..' her liWth~..'l' dt~...·d in I )~,;'ll'lllbt.T. "Th.H \\',\\ h.llldl ing Ill\ ' tlr~ t i...'lll<Hllltl.'r $6,850 L\'l ll1t.' H11nnn . fir..,t-timc ;w th ur ot· rht· bl''lt - "ol.'lllllg "Fnend...,htp C.tke," ukl.' .~ hn ob[ig.ltion ~LTltJU'IIy. rhc fn~.,.·ndJy, dowu-ro -c.1rrh p.t'ltor ,H hr ~r ~ Md :oun, \\'ho r.dhl·d ,tg.ltll't h1 , blt.·.t k boyhood 111 lrl.J.wJ by li\· mg .lnd \\'rttmg Jbout h1, r.nt cnm. ti·L'I..'\\'hcL·ltng t.".ll ly .!dult hood til I !Jjo, 0k\\' Ym k ( :a\·. ··1 rt.'111L' l11bn thL· ,h,ll1lL' .111d tl-u thl' LkiliOil\ th.H hoJd \ 'Ull b,l( k.'' MORE LOCAL NEWS . All the Best to you and Yours With heartfeh gratirude for the pleasure of serving you this past yw. We hope everyone enjoys avery happy and healthy holiday season. Riverview Motors 280 W. MaJn Suc:ct Pomoroy, OH 992~3490 . ..,.,. sta ® i '"*, or• QCbrl~tma~ 'Otree Festive tidings May the true spirit Christmas envelop you and your loved ones, as together we rejoice in the birth of our Savior. Merry Christmas from dark phase.'' DR. A JACKSON BAILES A widow for 18 years, Voorhees sa id she' ll spend C hristmas with her sister, who recently lost her d,Jughter ro cancer. Bur she won't ~ee her son, ,~·ho h\·es in New Mexico. or her daughter \vho )i,·es in Georgia . Shari Bobb , Brenda Bacon, Mary Bailes 224 East Main Street Pomeroy, OH 45769 ·992-3279 -1-877-583-2433 O'Brien & O'Brien Attorneys at Law Pomeroy ' I At~ Packed up lots of wishes Wrapped'em full of fun, For a healthy, happy Christmas With thanks to everyone. Judith A. Kir;tg Meigs County Recorder and Staff Kay, Wanda & Vicki 'During lhiJ Chri.J!maJ .vJaJOn may your lifo brJ fil/gd rDIIh 1/n uplrll of/hg Chri.JI Child CfJurlne 1/)Q upcOITitne fPDI' may !hal JOlT/(/ uplrll brJ your gu/dg. .Bard bfg.J.f gach ofyou. CJr/gny ChrlJ!maJ from lhfl CI'OIDJ, ?ltch, Cathy. CfJJi/1. and Cfllt~h. SM/ffl AND ASSOQATlS ACCOUNTING CATHY CROW, CPA 109 West Second, Pomeroy 992-5995 S~lal r-- $7,777 ~~ Locally owned- Conversion nn WAS $9,995 Sale $8,400 $18,500 NORTHUP DODGE, WAS $10,995 Solo $7,500 1999 CHEU lUffilnH 4 DR 252 Upper River Rd. Gallipolis, OH Phone 800-446-0842 OM Program Car Every day price r--. Mike Northup, Pete Somerville, AI Durst, Neal Peifer, Jamie Adamson, Joe Tillis, Larry Pierce, John Saunders • of i.'tlllll llti11HI I...',_ tl1t.' WAS $8,995 Sale $3,800 e-mail superdOdge@voyager.net tlJL·ir Congregational UmtL·d Chur< h of Chmt 111 Asheboro, N.C., say> she's always gJVen away 10 r~·­ ccnr of her Ill<.. orne and her book sal~s only incr~He her responsibility. "I grew up in a preacher'> hmm. . Jnd rithing: wa!l part of our exiStence." she says. "That model ts VL'ry much tngrJinc-d in me . ... You us~..· any \'Otl'C you have to c..~ncouragc otlwr \\'TJtl:r~ .. w g1n· blck to thl' communJt)'.·· MJiaLhy McCoun , brother of the Puhtt:cr l'n7 l' wmnsng Fr:111k Ml'CourL s.1y.., 1(\ unport,lllt to remL'IllbL·r Ill', root\. " I don'1 tf.)rgl't IllY pm·crry of chiJJIHJ<lll," \,1\'~ . - tht.· \'OUilg~,;'I ' Qejoice This &ason holidays be blf,SS£'<1 with an abundance of Health, Happiness and Hope. MIKE SWIGER INSURANCE We hope I his year g1ves birth to-new miracles, blessings and heart fell joy. Thank you for helping us withstand the test of time , with your loyal palro.nage through out th e year. PICKENS HARDWARE Mason, WV 773-5583 ---t Campus $8,950 people shmmg a spotlight on you," Tan liatd dLtrmg Jn tntcrview at tlu!~ year's fuudrJI\t.'r ... You feel so lucky to be able to do what you're domg and 1f you Jlso get paid \Vell ... wlute_vcr bles~mg you haw you fed you >hould sha rt.•." Whe11 her c.tree r wok off about 12 y~;lf' .1go Jnd re4Ul'Sl~ for finanual help ~otarrcd pouring in. T.1n .llld hL·r ltmh.1nJ formed a tOund:mon tlut don:ltC'> in kl'y .m:a~: the elderly: Ao.;t,m-Amenctn COilllll Uili tic..•~; lttlT,ltr: fj-L't:J{J\ 11 ()f \peech: .111d :lllllll ,ll \\'clf<trl'. Horror 111.1~t·er Slc..·phcn Kmg ha s don:ltt.:'d httndrt.·d~ of thou~ \.lllLh of doll.u~ ro hbr:lrics, . ho~opt­ t.lls .md dumc~ric YJOIL·nce \ ' JCtimo,_ H L· .1h o butlt .1 L tttlt.• Lt.".lKliL' b.lllp.1rk 111 B.111~or. iv1.l!nt.'. wlwr~...· he It\ ·~..·~. But c..'\'1...'11 .nnhor, \\'hn .tr~..·n't .1~ \~·dl kn,own or l Oll1111l'l'l'I.IIIy ~lll­ i...'l'~~fu l find \\',IY' t\J gtn· b.tck ro lwliJ.Jy\ ... ~ he ~.ud. "Since tht.' ll, l L'.lll find it ~..·.m get ovcr.whdm~!1~. lt rc~Hy i!. a Ill Rog Cllb, CINn $7,995 }'OU end up f~t..·Jtng bt't.i.IU\L' nf WAS $8,115 Solo $6,800 4 Dr· Luzury Sedan Qual - en = = $23,950 $23,000 .LOS ANGELES (AP) Oivorced and with most of his tahtily in England, John Loader is Fe.minded each holiday season how alone he is. . His feelings of isolation have deepened since last year, when he suffered a stroke that forced him into a Pasadena retirement hun1e . · His,only nearby relative is a son he sees occasionally. He's hoping Christmas Day will be one of those times. "He'; very busy, and I don't get to see him that much," said Loader, 63, a former platemaker at the Los Angeles Daily News. people haye their own lives to g~t on with." While the holiday season means family gatherings for many, it can lead ro depression, anxiety or lethargy amnng tnilliono;; of others who find thcmsekt,;'s .1lonc. Senior cttizcns, who often arc wtthout immcdi:Jtt' f.t1mly nr .1 ~trong- network of fritnds ..1re p.lrucubrly "itlsccpti- bk. J Sao lt... Buy It $25,950 $24,Q95 story: a happy childhood that ended with his fathds death. Marley's heart is hardened by forced labor in the coal mines and a miscarriage of justice that lands him in prison. Publishers Weekly called the --Seniors prone to loneliness, depression during holidays ..:_::._:::::_::,:_!!:!_!!L_!._!,~~ cruise 97 Chevy 5-10 98 Ford Escort 2x2 35,000 mi Was '8900.......... *7985 94 F·150 4x4 VB XLT ....................... '6800 98 Pontiac Sunbird Was 10,900...... '8900 MILL VALLEY, Calif (AP) In October I 843, a story gripped Charles Dickens . He "wept and laughed, and wept again," he later said, as he wrote "A Christmas C>rol" in a six-week rush. In 1996, a similar obsession took hold of writer Mark Hazard Osmun. As he rode a bus in San Francisco, he noticed a billboard advertising a theatrical production of Dickens ' C hristmas classic. That was when he realized that the true hero of thc: story was Jacob Marley, Scrooge's business partner who appears as a chaindraggmg: ghost warning: him to ch:mgc his ways . " Hl.''s tht.• nulst import.lnt chJractl'r in 'A Christmas Carol,"' ()smun s.1ys. bur ht.•'s ~l ~.tiphcr­ picke-ns ga\'t.' him just .1 ft.·w p .trJ.gr:lphs in th~· story, w1rh no explanation for h1s ntotiv~..·s. Tlw rc..·sult is "M.1rk•y's Chost," .1 \\'Onderfully written cxplor.ltion of good vs. L·,-il tlut n. ·nuim . true to the ch.tr,Kters .md ~tylc of the classic tale that inspired it. - Osm.u n, a fir'\t- timt' novelist, probed tht.• history of Dickensi:m EuglJnd tQ crcat~.· Mark·y's life Pre-BoHclay Clearance Sale $27,900 2000 PONTIAC SUNFIRE • Gallipolis' Hometown Dealer @ Only 12,000 low miles, auto, NC , CD player, tilt, almost newl Was $12,900 NOW $11,570 The Dally Sentinel • Page B 1 Publisher donates royalties in ·Dickens' name· The Widest Selection of New and Used Vehicles! ~OfiD TO ~=~ll\S NORtit Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Thursday, December 21, 2000 nnaal Ort THE '. . 2000 $11,990 --~ 4 Dr· Lots of mites left In this qne Only 77,00Q mllet tocel cer WAS $3,995 Sola $2,800 WAS 13,485 Sale $1,800 Rebuilt title Look at this one - GREETINGS en From The North Pole = = ! PINE HILLS GOLF COURSE •·- Will's Hill Rd . Pomeroy SJreetings (To !/{[[ 'From: 'Dick, ~uby & 'Betfi Vaugfian Wannest Yuletide wishes to you and yours. · Many thanksfor your support. DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER 700 N. 2nd 992-3322 Middleport S.spl!cltJ!/g Cfor ']Jou ... We're making a list of everyon~ who's been nice, and your name keeps coming out on top! Ingels Carpet Middleport, Ohio 992-7028 �Page B 2 • The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio researchers hope to ikeep yuletide bright for tree farmers ~~~N.C.,State <. t.-\1' R \Ill< ;11 N A, Chmrm." trl'e 1-r.lmpt(~ll .wd Mu.:lud lk·n..,on on WJV' to tnmb.lt .111d t. nntrol tht-• tlull.,'11:>. \\'Judi .H .m,: g-1\\:11 tin h..' ""11lotbl'r 'Ul\t.'"'titl lun·t.'\f, North C.U(.)Im.l Soh• mf~..·lts .1bout 7 ptr~tnt of tl11..· ~-t.oiHI. mmmt.un ·,·Utlt\'Ct,Iry rc.""'-'-llLhcr' .lfL' wnrkmg to kel'p funm.• .h.Tt.'' pl.inh.·J \\'Jth Chri-.tm.~' trc~..·~. \'tdc._•th_ft•,. bnght · "Th~..·r~..··~ .tho lwL'll J L1rg~..· Jmoum ot l.tnd th.n\. 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' J. 1 \ubdu ~.· .\t.,xx ..1 tl..tn~ li.:Jd~,· m.11.k b,· N{l\-.lrn' 'urp .. '.Ill b,· dl:~·~. TJ\"l' '~hen lhL'd 111 ... ~.:~.·dim~ .md tr.Jn,pLttH b~~.k hut .It$)~! I .1 g.1\lon 1:-. plohiL;Jtl\"1."1... l'xp~..·min· k for ti~.·ld tl'>.l..'. ()\\"en ,,11d. "\V'Ill.'fl" th~..· vLult\ .l!l' Ulllll'lltLitt'd, \"tltl JII~uf\" rlw L'XPL'Il'11..', .. he ,,ltd. The fungus, will( h thri\"L'" 111 \\"t:t \otl :1 nd l c.Jil on dDrl)1.lllt tOr llllHJth~ or L'\'L'l1 n:.u .... c1i1 L11.· '~ln~.Ill through root. 'Y"te!li~. tran:-p.l.mtmg, and L'\'1..'11 d1rt tran\fl:rn.:J ti·om one ~po t tn .I!Hlther on rL'111.11n boot sok or Lra~..·tL>r nn· . Moreover, 1,000 spcul.", of rrt't'S <I JJH.i shrubs c1n .tct ,1s hosts for the fungus. which i~ parurul.ul~· k·th<tl ro Fr.1scr tlrs. 'hnvdmg the-a roots .111d turnmg their needle~ bro"·n. ... : "One~ in the sml. 1t\ J!most impo""'ble rn gL't ·~1d of it," says Eric Hmesky. a. proft:s"'or of horn\ulture .t t Nonh C.troluJJ State. "Onct"' t['s in .1 st.1nd. you 'rc pn:tty wdl dont' for. for a long time.'' Hmesley works " :"h N .c:: Stare coUeagm·s John fir 'J'L'liL'' !e..,., ..,thll'f'Ubk ro n)o\ JUt J'h1..· t\\"0 lllO't pn11llb Jllg '-Pl'l'IL''i .I I"L' Tl\IHlll fir fi·olll J!p.ln ..llld Turk1 . . h fir. .1 P'lpul.tr ( :hn . . un.J'- t!"l'L' 111 Europ~..· Fr.1mpron .111d lh: n"''ll . .1 \)f p1ot~'"- <.1r tll pl.un p.Hht~l~..~gy. ,d,u .Ill" \\nrk111~ Hl dcn·lop ~. :\'lll'Ul·.dlv rc'r'U!ll !<l phytnphtlwr.l 1"\ It l( It I{ In h.lldl.'f {(] (( llllb.lt. ' C<'f!/1111'• JIMCS tlHl'-L' ~·...:p~·nmL'Ilt .... tlh· ti.lll~ll'- \ :-:rllll', th~.·n 'l.l\.'lllt't' g nl\\ thl' llhliiL' Ill IJ.1~k' 1 !lJ]{,II!llll~ l l l"L' lll dn1p t\\~l 01 thii.."L" \\"IW.lt ~l".llll' ~..·.llh !!Ito fit \l'L·,iiln~ pur~. . V1rtu.dly .1ll tlh· fir ,~,.·L'dhn~' ,lJ~.· \\ ttlun fm1 1: to ~l"\ \\"L'L'k'-. hw 1"1..'\l..' .l!Lhn ... hnpL' thl' t~·w tlut '~lr­ \"1\"1..' m1ght hold dlil''> [{l pruduutJg I"L''>l~L\111 pLlllt\. Th~..·y ,Jrl..' \\"t]rklllg: to r lo 111..' the tl."L'I..'\ th.lt .1ppl.'.Jr I"L'\l~t.mr ro mot Nl-\VYORK (AI') -Tiw holH.i.w ~~HIIHI~ uf IIII~IL' bell\, 'llt.'1~..f1 . . !ln:r hdl' .1r1..' musil to lx·lh w~l krn· ~ l.Jwr . . l'.lf\ Sht..· ..,cJt:.d~..· . .rnhcd 1.., .1 "bdloln- g-1\t." .l ll,mJL.' .. hl' g:.1\'L.' hcr\t.~lf bl'Clii'IL' ,iJ~,.· I., .\ .,tudl'llt of .Htd J lorcr of lwlk ShL' L.'\'l'IHU.tUy wan[S to ,·,rll lter>df .r .. bdlion.tin: .. bUI fir>t 'h<'ll h.1w to ,elJ .1 few more uf l·w r rmgtng pcnd.mts. ruffimks, br.Kc!Cl"''l .md pin .... "fvty lntcrL'\t 111 hdJ... began whL'u I \\'.1\ .1 toddkr w1th b~.·Us on my 'I hoe\. ~·h· llll>ther d11..h1 'r wam t~) hhL: lllL'." .... 1\'~ MJ}'l'l. Bl'IJ, .1!-!;.ll ll c.ulK' nlto her hK· dunng thL· J<J:=,u, \\'hen ~he w.1~ p.1r1 ot" tilL' United N.1tiom Spe.lkl'l" I.H' l"\'i l"L' , gl\tllg rq.,'ld.1r r.tlb Oil \\"OIHI..'II·.._ "IJ,]llo\1 ~he [1\l)b ." \\·,1, .lUd (,l\Clll.t- "L-.ttL"LlJlexr m .1 hdl .111 fndUJl Lkk.·g.ltJOll lun~ h~..·<ltl. . lllll"hL' .l . . kL·d lwr to 11.11'IIIIJlOl"tl'l .1( r.n~.· .1 l ~bhton ,ho\~. "(k p.lllj llll..' With ,\ ....11'1 .lll~f lm·~,.· br.l,.., bdl.... .ntd I fl·ll 111 rh~..·n1." ..,IJ~.· \ . . 1\., 111 pubh ~,.· rd.ltHHl\ 111 Jndthtry n.1rur~,· wtth I.Jt~,.•·liJ71}<., 1\\.t\ ·I..T \Hlrh·d i11 till' .llhl .1 .1~.1111 !ltl' w .b h~..· ll-rh~..·J ilL'I.l t: l..,lmm upp~..·d to 'hn,x·: -IJu, ,, -, 1~ ~..·.1lkd " R111 g till' lk-11.., fnr I )L'nllll... ~bl· rcL.tl\.... ,md 1r np~.·ncd dtc p.Hh t;1r ,Jnoth~.·n:.m.'L'r. Alrc.1dy 111 her l'md<iU'I, M:-tycr \)ill..' enrolled Ill .1 ar th~ F><hion ln\titute ofrcchnol''h'Y· where sh~ learned how to make the wax-to-silver mold d1at eYennuUy led to fish- and pearshaped bells. As soon as she SWitched fmm silver tn a cnrnbinatJon of silver and vermerl, a g.lded gold, Cartier snatched up both designs for its N<·w York store. " I had to read about the physics of metal to learn that things like rhc thickness of metal aJ1d rhc length of the ringlet affected rhe sound." the Manh attan -based designa explains. Trachtional Jingle bells had holes because.: they wen.• mJde with a ~111d mold and the sa nd needed a way to seep otrt aft<"r the hard<·ncd over the mold. 'he "'Y'· But what Mayer really finds rnteresting is the histOry of bd};i. BcU rt'fcrcnces turn up 111 ' the B1ble and ancient legends and tJ1ey are often a part of w~ddmg t;us- toms. • . For cx.1mple, it is a Navajo Indi- an tradition fOr a mother-in-law visiting newiY'\'~ds to Wt."'ar a silver beU to announcl.'" her whereaboUts. according to Mayer. And in lnlliJ, the bnde and groom arc wrapped togethl'r during the marriage: c~re­ mony in a silk rope· th"t is t'.ed together with bdl\. sh<· say>. ~~~~~~ ' Jh~"'"'t ~"'~~lJH;a-~ "' " ' "' ~"'P'P't ~~w- ~~"'"'! • H&R BLOCK JL'~ \·d ry- m.lkutg d:-~'i~ trl'l'~ """r. ~~-O·Q·Q·~·~-~~·~ '' J' ·'·r:r a ~ewY'ear Cfo A.ff! {p~wder ~::: 1 pint vanilla ice cream, .sofi:- ·l:ned (see note) ;:. :· · 24 chocolate-and-creme sand: ~vich cookies, crushed to about :~I 4-inch pieces : ·: Chocolate Buttercream Frost: !ng (recipe follows) ;:. . To make the sponge cake: :;:: Preheat oven to 375 F. Grease • X ~ 5 7<o«4i}~ a tt Body Shop I .. X210 s Second St. X ~ Mason, WV () 304·773·5024 :•:f :C :C : f Happy caroling, warm :f friends, many cheer-filled :f moments ... we hope the :f season fulfills all your ·~ ::tJ dreams. To all our friends and neighbors, "thank you". J light and flufry, ,n.1ping bowl oft~..·n with rubb er !!p:ttul.l. Il~..·dur~..· chnrnlatc nuxwr~ unnl smooth. occa.siuna.lly scraping the bo\"\l Kc~..~p Jt room tcmpt"nture until ready to assemble the 111 a.scmbk Yule Log: Unroll nne of the cooled cakes 1(, and .;,pre:tJ With i!.LmtH I cup of sofi:em::d ICl' tn-.11:1. Sprinkle With about 1/3 of t.he rrushctl cookres. Unroll th,· second c.tke and spread \\'ith the rcnlJimng ic~..· cr~am and :morhcr 1/ 3 of thl' cookies. Rc~mll tl"• till,•d cah·s mro (~Ill' duck. lollt lnu um mil, pi.Jcing: the n.urow ~..·nd of ~~..·cond Clke to May your Christmas be filled with the joy of Christ's birth and the light of his love. Wilh warm gratitude we wish you peace, and ask His blessing for you at Yuletide. We feel truly blessed to share your kind friendship. 4n~~StRt2~ Chester Thri you fOf yw patronage, 985·3857 ~ CHESTER, OHIO ' II JIM" r..~I;)-~.C)~-1:»6-11:1 ~1:»-t..,~~ UEL COMPANY I • ' ~8})~4~ ROUTE 124- POMEROY, OHIO JLcquisitions Peace On Earth cm • 91 Mill St., Middleport • I~ ~ I I i 205' North Second Ave. MIDDlEPORT, DHIQ Office 992·2886 HOME 992·5692 >Hial!lD!J>HaaJJ,i!J We hope thi• Chrlatmo is e model of happlneu, fan IUicllove for you 1111d your family. . Thmk you for helpinC us to build our buriineu with your loyal support. 1.a DoHit S. rurnor, lrohr Forest Run Ready Mix !II 11 I W --~~~ Racine 32760 Twp Rd. 202 992·2067 Hobson Rd. Middleport, OH r.A Picture of :J{appiness {' ~ Hope this season sets the scene for a spe~tacular (~;?hristmas for you and your family. ~l ,,// ..• ~OCKSPiaNGS ' .... • ' ' • •• .@)~~ -. • . '• We couldn't ask for nicer neighbors or friendli(!r folk ~ than all of you. MERRY CHRISTMAS! This wonderful time of year gives us the opportunity to put aside the daily business routine and extend our heartfelt appreciation to you for bringing so much Joy our way. · = -:. .--- REHABILITATION CENTER 36759 Rocksprings Rd. Pomeroy, OH . 992·6606 ••• Christmas GreetintJs Joy . Merry Christmas and best Wishes for a Happy New Year! ' -~ • ' NEIEb · ~ORRIS NORTHUP DODGE A blessed and beautiful Chmtmas to you a~d yours . We appreciate your patronage and support. .EAGLE/JEEP UPPER RT. 7 • •.. . \ ' •• •• •' ,. ''' ' '•, '• ' ~- . •.•.• .. ' ' ~ ' \ Racine, Ohio 45771 Phone (740) IN.GELS FURNITURE AND JEWELRY GALLIPOLIS '· •• ~~----------------------~ 1·7 40·992·6173 ·. • I ,_llj;:I£C:I~i...fOIBIIII'llll!ltl . . rJ -· ·--- Middleport OFFICE .......,._ Kelle~s Mitt holiday PI warm yi:lur heart ard holre. • The greatest girt ror us has been getting to know you and your families. Happy holidays. 992-6472 . · I --------llj;:l--" . If I I ehristmas Magic 333 Page St. ... And b..i ,.;,h., lo nil uur lri,,nJ, ond n•iq~I>Ot·s ih., Clrr"lnros. I I II I I make a close seam With the end of an: not gomg to serve tht: same the first. QuiCkly frost wrth but- day, wrap rhc frozen roll in plastic tcrcream frusnng and spnnk.lc the wr.1p. 1 he cake J~ be~t served top with the rernarnmg cookies. wnhm -fH hours of preparation. R.efre~ze untJI st'rving tim~; if you roulade . We couldn't have 11ked for e f1ner community to do bualneu with. Mly your home be bleued with 11 contentment, prosperity and joy thlt holidly 18Uon. : ·SUMMERFIELD'S RESTAURANT ..... butter :mU confec tioner's sug:tr until just lnix~..·d . lncrc-ast· ~pel"d to high and b~...·;Jt 10 n{inut~..·~ or until speed to nwdmm ; gradu•lly bear I I ·MERRY CHRISTMAS! I I From Your Friends At I1 We're SOLD.... I o.. fhighbcws Like 1 Carpet 8 Decorating Youl I Wishing II I II -you a very_ I 1 Merry . 1I Ill I I Christmas! II I :f :( :( :( 314 cup butter In a h~J\)' saucepan over medium heat. wJrm the milk untrl tiny bubbles form around the edge of the pan . Remove saucepan from heat and add chopped chocolate. Stir with a wire whisk untrl all the chocolate has mdted. Stir in t.hc liqueur and rt'frig~r:lte until cool. Stir occasionally. In " large mixing bowl, with tnixer on low spl'L'd, beat softenl'd fer. trim thl· ni~p edges ntT the rolls. Starting: at tit'-' narrow ~..·nd l)f ~ach cake toll, mll cakes with towels, jell);-roll fashion . Place cake rolls se:un-sidc down on a wir< rack: cool completely, "bout I hour. Chocolate Buttertream Frosting 3 tablespoons milk 2 ounces dark, semisweet baking chocolate, finely chopped I I 4 cup coffee liqueur I cup confectioner's sugar 1. tJ 0 The Dally Sentinel • Page B 3 Log' is variant of favorite holiday dessert _ NEW YORK (AP) -A lot of two 15 1/2-by-10 1/2-inchjdiypt."ople are happy to e~t ice cream mll pans; lin~ pans with waxed any time, ewn in midwinter and p~per; grease wax paper. even if it's snowing outside, espeIn a smaU bowl, with the mixer Cially when the atmosphere inside at high sp~ed, beat egg whites is warm ~nd festive. until soft peaks form; gradually "Ice cn:am is always in my sprinkle in I 13 cup of sugar, beatfreezer, year-round, to bring out ing until ·sugar completdy dis· fur dessert," Rob Douglas says. He . solves and whites stand in stiff has the delicious-sounding job of peaks. · flavor designer. creating and perIn large bowl, using same beatfecting ice-cream wrieties. at Ben ers. with the mixer at high speed. & Jerry's, headquartered in South beat egg yolks and remaining Budington ,Vt. sugar until wry thick and lemon "For the holidays. I \yould keep colon.'<!. Reduce speed to low: it simple ... he said, speaking by add flour. baking powd<·r. Slit "nd phone from Burlington. "Keep to rocoa powder. Be:H until well .~""nilla or chocolare." That's ~1fer mixed. occasional scraping bowl ~~:~· When you~re entt..•rtaining. he with rubber spatula. Gently fold '. rhink5, because in a group there egg whites into egg yolk mixnm.• ~nay be thosl." with v~o.•ry firm likl"S · with '' sp"tula,.onc-rhird at a tim<'. ~!ld di,likes for mnn• complex lbSpoon batter into pans. spr<.ld• \"OfS . ing evenly: Bah• X to Ill. minut L'S ::. "In t;u:t, if I'm makin~ sontc- or until thl~ top!-> of r.1ka:s ... pring ' • thin!:. I'll ke,·p it to ,·.milia. Aft~r b.tek when lightly tottdk·d with , :.111, rlw's rhe base lc>r practirally all tht· tinger.lnn'H (.1kl.'s omo dc.m. ... tht..· utht.·r tlan>rs:· ht.• S.1)'S. Then 1 doth llish towds ..,prinkh:-d with • peopk r.m dress it up thm1selws coroa. C.uefully pcd the w"x with toppinb" you offer. surh .IS p:1pL·r tfom the cakt.·s. If you pre- .. 618 E. Main Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Ice cream lee Cream Yule Log (Cookie Crunch Roll) . 6 largt.' eggs, separat<'d .~ 113 cup plus 3/.1 rup gramt 7 hued sugar ' 3/.1 cup all-purpose flour I teaspoon baking powder ' ••• •• •. 1I 4 teaspoon salt •• •.!•: 1/2 cup unsweetened cocoa S\\erry ~ (Jtristmas X and(Happy ~ lidlh. Thl' key to .111 thL· r~.·..,~,.·.ln:h I' dl'n·lopmg ~tur­ \\"hile rL't,lllllllg tilL' nch . ..-olor. plL".l~111g ~Ll'llt. Uli11Cl l !!h.tpL' .l!ld .good nt•cdle I'L'tl'lltion tlut lll.lkL· thL' Fr.1scr fir ,l hohd.1y t:l\·untc:. The h-.1scr tir :tcrmHH:-i t(Jr C) X percent nf .til Chn\tm;p; tn:e~ suld 111 North C<1m l u LL · NatJonJlly, some .15 million Christm.h tree~ mil br sold this North Cm>lin.l f.1r111ers will Jccoum for .1 bou t :w percent of rlut rocll. Thul'1ldly, December 21, 2000 dllKolatl' nr raspberry sauce. rot B~..·nson i~ lookmg tllr llHHl' dul'S b~· . . tudylllg ho\\" rh~..· fungu s sprc.1d-" \\"ithin Christm.l:-. trL'L' d,cr • hi search of ~ holiday bell? Give Teny Mayer a ring up a,,. Thursday, December 21, 2000 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO I Syraeuse, Ohio 45779 Phone (740) 992·6333 ~49·2210 • .. •. ~~-w~w•~~~~~ Mcmber-FDJC I . .. ' �Page B 2 • The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio researchers hope to ikeep yuletide bright for tree farmers ~~~N.C.,State <. t.-\1' R \Ill< ;11 N A, Chmrm." trl'e 1-r.lmpt(~ll .wd Mu.:lud lk·n..,on on WJV' to tnmb.lt .111d t. nntrol tht-• tlull.,'11:>. \\'Judi .H .m,: g-1\\:11 tin h..' ""11lotbl'r 'Ul\t.'"'titl lun·t.'\f, North C.U(.)Im.l Soh• mf~..·lts .1bout 7 ptr~tnt of tl11..· ~-t.oiHI. mmmt.un ·,·Utlt\'Ct,Iry rc.""'-'-llLhcr' .lfL' wnrkmg to kel'p funm.• .h.Tt.'' pl.inh.·J \\'Jth Chri-.tm.~' trc~..·~. \'tdc._•th_ft•,. bnght · "Th~..·r~..··~ .tho lwL'll J L1rg~..· Jmoum ot l.tnd th.n\. 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' J. 1 \ubdu ~.· .\t.,xx ..1 tl..tn~ li.:Jd~,· m.11.k b,· N{l\-.lrn' 'urp .. '.Ill b,· dl:~·~. TJ\"l' '~hen lhL'd 111 ... ~.:~.·dim~ .md tr.Jn,pLttH b~~.k hut .It$)~! I .1 g.1\lon 1:-. plohiL;Jtl\"1."1... l'xp~..·min· k for ti~.·ld tl'>.l..'. ()\\"en ,,11d. "\V'Ill.'fl" th~..· vLult\ .l!l' Ulllll'lltLitt'd, \"tltl JII~uf\" rlw L'XPL'Il'11..', .. he ,,ltd. The fungus, will( h thri\"L'" 111 \\"t:t \otl :1 nd l c.Jil on dDrl)1.lllt tOr llllHJth~ or L'\'L'l1 n:.u .... c1i1 L11.· '~ln~.Ill through root. 'Y"te!li~. tran:-p.l.mtmg, and L'\'1..'11 d1rt tran\fl:rn.:J ti·om one ~po t tn .I!Hlther on rL'111.11n boot sok or Lra~..·tL>r nn· . Moreover, 1,000 spcul.", of rrt't'S <I JJH.i shrubs c1n .tct ,1s hosts for the fungus. which i~ parurul.ul~· k·th<tl ro Fr.1scr tlrs. 'hnvdmg the-a roots .111d turnmg their needle~ bro"·n. ... : "One~ in the sml. 1t\ J!most impo""'ble rn gL't ·~1d of it," says Eric Hmesky. a. proft:s"'or of horn\ulture .t t Nonh C.troluJJ State. "Onct"' t['s in .1 st.1nd. you 'rc pn:tty wdl dont' for. for a long time.'' Hmesley works " :"h N .c:: Stare coUeagm·s John fir 'J'L'liL'' !e..,., ..,thll'f'Ubk ro n)o\ JUt J'h1..· t\\"0 lllO't pn11llb Jllg '-Pl'l'IL''i .I I"L' Tl\IHlll fir fi·olll J!p.ln ..llld Turk1 . . h fir. .1 P'lpul.tr ( :hn . . un.J'- t!"l'L' 111 Europ~..· Fr.1mpron .111d lh: n"''ll . .1 \)f p1ot~'"- <.1r tll pl.un p.Hht~l~..~gy. ,d,u .Ill" \\nrk111~ Hl dcn·lop ~. :\'lll'Ul·.dlv rc'r'U!ll !<l phytnphtlwr.l 1"\ It l( It I{ In h.lldl.'f {(] (( llllb.lt. ' C<'f!/1111'• JIMCS tlHl'-L' ~·...:p~·nmL'Ilt .... tlh· ti.lll~ll'- \ :-:rllll', th~.·n 'l.l\.'lllt't' g nl\\ thl' llhliiL' Ill IJ.1~k' 1 !lJ]{,II!llll~ l l l"L' lll dn1p t\\~l 01 thii.."L" \\"IW.lt ~l".llll' ~..·.llh !!Ito fit \l'L·,iiln~ pur~. . V1rtu.dly .1ll tlh· fir ,~,.·L'dhn~' ,lJ~.· \\ ttlun fm1 1: to ~l"\ \\"L'L'k'-. hw 1"1..'\l..' .l!Lhn ... hnpL' thl' t~·w tlut '~lr­ \"1\"1..' m1ght hold dlil''> [{l pruduutJg I"L''>l~L\111 pLlllt\. Th~..·y ,Jrl..' \\"t]rklllg: to r lo 111..' the tl."L'I..'\ th.lt .1ppl.'.Jr I"L'\l~t.mr ro mot Nl-\VYORK (AI') -Tiw holH.i.w ~~HIIHI~ uf IIII~IL' bell\, 'llt.'1~..f1 . . !ln:r hdl' .1r1..' musil to lx·lh w~l krn· ~ l.Jwr . . l'.lf\ Sht..· ..,cJt:.d~..· . .rnhcd 1.., .1 "bdloln- g-1\t." .l ll,mJL.' .. hl' g:.1\'L.' hcr\t.~lf bl'Clii'IL' ,iJ~,.· I., .\ .,tudl'llt of .Htd J lorcr of lwlk ShL' L.'\'l'IHU.tUy wan[S to ,·,rll lter>df .r .. bdlion.tin: .. bUI fir>t 'h<'ll h.1w to ,elJ .1 few more uf l·w r rmgtng pcnd.mts. ruffimks, br.Kc!Cl"''l .md pin .... "fvty lntcrL'\t 111 hdJ... began whL'u I \\'.1\ .1 toddkr w1th b~.·Us on my 'I hoe\. ~·h· llll>ther d11..h1 'r wam t~) hhL: lllL'." .... 1\'~ MJ}'l'l. Bl'IJ, .1!-!;.ll ll c.ulK' nlto her hK· dunng thL· J<J:=,u, \\'hen ~he w.1~ p.1r1 ot" tilL' United N.1tiom Spe.lkl'l" I.H' l"\'i l"L' , gl\tllg rq.,'ld.1r r.tlb Oil \\"OIHI..'II·.._ "IJ,]llo\1 ~he [1\l)b ." \\·,1, .lUd (,l\Clll.t- "L-.ttL"LlJlexr m .1 hdl .111 fndUJl Lkk.·g.ltJOll lun~ h~..·<ltl. . lllll"hL' .l . . kL·d lwr to 11.11'IIIIJlOl"tl'l .1( r.n~.· .1 l ~bhton ,ho\~. "(k p.lllj llll..' With ,\ ....11'1 .lll~f lm·~,.· br.l,.., bdl.... .ntd I fl·ll 111 rh~..·n1." ..,IJ~.· \ . . 1\., 111 pubh ~,.· rd.ltHHl\ 111 Jndthtry n.1rur~,· wtth I.Jt~,.•·liJ71}<., 1\\.t\ ·I..T \Hlrh·d i11 till' .llhl .1 .1~.1111 !ltl' w .b h~..· ll-rh~..·J ilL'I.l t: l..,lmm upp~..·d to 'hn,x·: -IJu, ,, -, 1~ ~..·.1lkd " R111 g till' lk-11.., fnr I )L'nllll... ~bl· rcL.tl\.... ,md 1r np~.·ncd dtc p.Hh t;1r ,Jnoth~.·n:.m.'L'r. Alrc.1dy 111 her l'md<iU'I, M:-tycr \)ill..' enrolled Ill .1 ar th~ F><hion ln\titute ofrcchnol''h'Y· where sh~ learned how to make the wax-to-silver mold d1at eYennuUy led to fish- and pearshaped bells. As soon as she SWitched fmm silver tn a cnrnbinatJon of silver and vermerl, a g.lded gold, Cartier snatched up both designs for its N<·w York store. " I had to read about the physics of metal to learn that things like rhc thickness of metal aJ1d rhc length of the ringlet affected rhe sound." the Manh attan -based designa explains. Trachtional Jingle bells had holes because.: they wen.• mJde with a ~111d mold and the sa nd needed a way to seep otrt aft<"r the hard<·ncd over the mold. 'he "'Y'· But what Mayer really finds rnteresting is the histOry of bd};i. BcU rt'fcrcnces turn up 111 ' the B1ble and ancient legends and tJ1ey are often a part of w~ddmg t;us- toms. • . For cx.1mple, it is a Navajo Indi- an tradition fOr a mother-in-law visiting newiY'\'~ds to Wt."'ar a silver beU to announcl.'" her whereaboUts. according to Mayer. And in lnlliJ, the bnde and groom arc wrapped togethl'r during the marriage: c~re­ mony in a silk rope· th"t is t'.ed together with bdl\. sh<· say>. ~~~~~~ ' Jh~"'"'t ~"'~~lJH;a-~ "' " ' "' ~"'P'P't ~~w- ~~"'"'! • H&R BLOCK JL'~ \·d ry- m.lkutg d:-~'i~ trl'l'~ """r. ~~-O·Q·Q·~·~-~~·~ '' J' ·'·r:r a ~ewY'ear Cfo A.ff! {p~wder ~::: 1 pint vanilla ice cream, .sofi:- ·l:ned (see note) ;:. :· · 24 chocolate-and-creme sand: ~vich cookies, crushed to about :~I 4-inch pieces : ·: Chocolate Buttercream Frost: !ng (recipe follows) ;:. . To make the sponge cake: :;:: Preheat oven to 375 F. Grease • X ~ 5 7<o«4i}~ a tt Body Shop I .. X210 s Second St. X ~ Mason, WV () 304·773·5024 :•:f :C :C : f Happy caroling, warm :f friends, many cheer-filled :f moments ... we hope the :f season fulfills all your ·~ ::tJ dreams. To all our friends and neighbors, "thank you". J light and flufry, ,n.1ping bowl oft~..·n with rubb er !!p:ttul.l. Il~..·dur~..· chnrnlatc nuxwr~ unnl smooth. occa.siuna.lly scraping the bo\"\l Kc~..~p Jt room tcmpt"nture until ready to assemble the 111 a.scmbk Yule Log: Unroll nne of the cooled cakes 1(, and .;,pre:tJ With i!.LmtH I cup of sofi:em::d ICl' tn-.11:1. Sprinkle With about 1/3 of t.he rrushctl cookres. Unroll th,· second c.tke and spread \\'ith the rcnlJimng ic~..· cr~am and :morhcr 1/ 3 of thl' cookies. Rc~mll tl"• till,•d cah·s mro (~Ill' duck. lollt lnu um mil, pi.Jcing: the n.urow ~..·nd of ~~..·cond Clke to May your Christmas be filled with the joy of Christ's birth and the light of his love. Wilh warm gratitude we wish you peace, and ask His blessing for you at Yuletide. We feel truly blessed to share your kind friendship. 4n~~StRt2~ Chester Thri you fOf yw patronage, 985·3857 ~ CHESTER, OHIO ' II JIM" r..~I;)-~.C)~-1:»6-11:1 ~1:»-t..,~~ UEL COMPANY I • ' ~8})~4~ ROUTE 124- POMEROY, OHIO JLcquisitions Peace On Earth cm • 91 Mill St., Middleport • I~ ~ I I i 205' North Second Ave. MIDDlEPORT, DHIQ Office 992·2886 HOME 992·5692 >Hial!lD!J>HaaJJ,i!J We hope thi• Chrlatmo is e model of happlneu, fan IUicllove for you 1111d your family. . Thmk you for helpinC us to build our buriineu with your loyal support. 1.a DoHit S. rurnor, lrohr Forest Run Ready Mix !II 11 I W --~~~ Racine 32760 Twp Rd. 202 992·2067 Hobson Rd. Middleport, OH r.A Picture of :J{appiness {' ~ Hope this season sets the scene for a spe~tacular (~;?hristmas for you and your family. ~l ,,// ..• ~OCKSPiaNGS ' .... • ' ' • •• .@)~~ -. • . '• We couldn't ask for nicer neighbors or friendli(!r folk ~ than all of you. MERRY CHRISTMAS! This wonderful time of year gives us the opportunity to put aside the daily business routine and extend our heartfelt appreciation to you for bringing so much Joy our way. · = -:. .--- REHABILITATION CENTER 36759 Rocksprings Rd. Pomeroy, OH . 992·6606 ••• Christmas GreetintJs Joy . Merry Christmas and best Wishes for a Happy New Year! ' -~ • ' NEIEb · ~ORRIS NORTHUP DODGE A blessed and beautiful Chmtmas to you a~d yours . We appreciate your patronage and support. .EAGLE/JEEP UPPER RT. 7 • •.. . \ ' •• •• •' ,. ''' ' '•, '• ' ~- . •.•.• .. ' ' ~ ' \ Racine, Ohio 45771 Phone (740) IN.GELS FURNITURE AND JEWELRY GALLIPOLIS '· •• ~~----------------------~ 1·7 40·992·6173 ·. • I ,_llj;:I£C:I~i...fOIBIIII'llll!ltl . . rJ -· ·--- Middleport OFFICE .......,._ Kelle~s Mitt holiday PI warm yi:lur heart ard holre. • The greatest girt ror us has been getting to know you and your families. Happy holidays. 992-6472 . · I --------llj;:l--" . If I I ehristmas Magic 333 Page St. ... And b..i ,.;,h., lo nil uur lri,,nJ, ond n•iq~I>Ot·s ih., Clrr"lnros. I I II I I make a close seam With the end of an: not gomg to serve tht: same the first. QuiCkly frost wrth but- day, wrap rhc frozen roll in plastic tcrcream frusnng and spnnk.lc the wr.1p. 1 he cake J~ be~t served top with the rernarnmg cookies. wnhm -fH hours of preparation. R.efre~ze untJI st'rving tim~; if you roulade . We couldn't have 11ked for e f1ner community to do bualneu with. Mly your home be bleued with 11 contentment, prosperity and joy thlt holidly 18Uon. : ·SUMMERFIELD'S RESTAURANT ..... butter :mU confec tioner's sug:tr until just lnix~..·d . lncrc-ast· ~pel"d to high and b~...·;Jt 10 n{inut~..·~ or until speed to nwdmm ; gradu•lly bear I I ·MERRY CHRISTMAS! I I From Your Friends At I1 We're SOLD.... I o.. fhighbcws Like 1 Carpet 8 Decorating Youl I Wishing II I II -you a very_ I 1 Merry . 1I Ill I I Christmas! II I :f :( :( :( 314 cup butter In a h~J\)' saucepan over medium heat. wJrm the milk untrl tiny bubbles form around the edge of the pan . Remove saucepan from heat and add chopped chocolate. Stir with a wire whisk untrl all the chocolate has mdted. Stir in t.hc liqueur and rt'frig~r:lte until cool. Stir occasionally. In " large mixing bowl, with tnixer on low spl'L'd, beat softenl'd fer. trim thl· ni~p edges ntT the rolls. Starting: at tit'-' narrow ~..·nd l)f ~ach cake toll, mll cakes with towels, jell);-roll fashion . Place cake rolls se:un-sidc down on a wir< rack: cool completely, "bout I hour. Chocolate Buttertream Frosting 3 tablespoons milk 2 ounces dark, semisweet baking chocolate, finely chopped I I 4 cup coffee liqueur I cup confectioner's sugar 1. tJ 0 The Dally Sentinel • Page B 3 Log' is variant of favorite holiday dessert _ NEW YORK (AP) -A lot of two 15 1/2-by-10 1/2-inchjdiypt."ople are happy to e~t ice cream mll pans; lin~ pans with waxed any time, ewn in midwinter and p~per; grease wax paper. even if it's snowing outside, espeIn a smaU bowl, with the mixer Cially when the atmosphere inside at high sp~ed, beat egg whites is warm ~nd festive. until soft peaks form; gradually "Ice cn:am is always in my sprinkle in I 13 cup of sugar, beatfreezer, year-round, to bring out ing until ·sugar completdy dis· fur dessert," Rob Douglas says. He . solves and whites stand in stiff has the delicious-sounding job of peaks. · flavor designer. creating and perIn large bowl, using same beatfecting ice-cream wrieties. at Ben ers. with the mixer at high speed. & Jerry's, headquartered in South beat egg yolks and remaining Budington ,Vt. sugar until wry thick and lemon "For the holidays. I \yould keep colon.'<!. Reduce speed to low: it simple ... he said, speaking by add flour. baking powd<·r. Slit "nd phone from Burlington. "Keep to rocoa powder. Be:H until well .~""nilla or chocolare." That's ~1fer mixed. occasional scraping bowl ~~:~· When you~re entt..•rtaining. he with rubber spatula. Gently fold '. rhink5, because in a group there egg whites into egg yolk mixnm.• ~nay be thosl." with v~o.•ry firm likl"S · with '' sp"tula,.onc-rhird at a tim<'. ~!ld di,likes for mnn• complex lbSpoon batter into pans. spr<.ld• \"OfS . ing evenly: Bah• X to Ill. minut L'S ::. "In t;u:t, if I'm makin~ sontc- or until thl~ top!-> of r.1ka:s ... pring ' • thin!:. I'll ke,·p it to ,·.milia. Aft~r b.tek when lightly tottdk·d with , :.111, rlw's rhe base lc>r practirally all tht· tinger.lnn'H (.1kl.'s omo dc.m. ... tht..· utht.·r tlan>rs:· ht.• S.1)'S. Then 1 doth llish towds ..,prinkh:-d with • peopk r.m dress it up thm1selws coroa. C.uefully pcd the w"x with toppinb" you offer. surh .IS p:1pL·r tfom the cakt.·s. If you pre- .. 618 E. Main Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Ice cream lee Cream Yule Log (Cookie Crunch Roll) . 6 largt.' eggs, separat<'d .~ 113 cup plus 3/.1 rup gramt 7 hued sugar ' 3/.1 cup all-purpose flour I teaspoon baking powder ' ••• •• •. 1I 4 teaspoon salt •• •.!•: 1/2 cup unsweetened cocoa S\\erry ~ (Jtristmas X and(Happy ~ lidlh. Thl' key to .111 thL· r~.·..,~,.·.ln:h I' dl'n·lopmg ~tur­ \\"hile rL't,lllllllg tilL' nch . ..-olor. plL".l~111g ~Ll'llt. Uli11Cl l !!h.tpL' .l!ld .good nt•cdle I'L'tl'lltion tlut lll.lkL· thL' Fr.1scr fir ,l hohd.1y t:l\·untc:. The h-.1scr tir :tcrmHH:-i t(Jr C) X percent nf .til Chn\tm;p; tn:e~ suld 111 North C<1m l u LL · NatJonJlly, some .15 million Christm.h tree~ mil br sold this North Cm>lin.l f.1r111ers will Jccoum for .1 bou t :w percent of rlut rocll. Thul'1ldly, December 21, 2000 dllKolatl' nr raspberry sauce. rot B~..·nson i~ lookmg tllr llHHl' dul'S b~· . . tudylllg ho\\" rh~..· fungu s sprc.1d-" \\"ithin Christm.l:-. trL'L' d,cr • hi search of ~ holiday bell? Give Teny Mayer a ring up a,,. Thursday, December 21, 2000 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO I Syraeuse, Ohio 45779 Phone (740) 992·6333 ~49·2210 • .. •. ~~-w~w•~~~~~ Mcmber-FDJC I . .. ' �• Ftage B 4 • The Dally Sentinel Help for holiday cooking, pn phone hot lines and online .. J Turk~y-cookmg: qut'\tWn., :~n· ans\\'~n·d and mform.Hwn ~1\·cn m .Ht.'d t uluury g:uad.JIIL"l' answers to by livt.• opt.•rator"i yc.lr- rnUJJd S fl'np~..· ~ok.m!! and food safety quc·s- a.m. to 5 p.m . PST. Mond.1y through Fnday. After-hours ;: (AP) - Toll-frt•e telephone S~rvtct.·~ .md Web sHes offt>-r pan~tty of sp~ctJlist dons during hohday preparation t4nu·s. Hn~ .He ~mn~ of tht.•m: : -U.S. lkpartment of Agnc;..ulturc Meat and l'oultry Hotl~w : (~00) 535-4555 . Food safe- ty spn-i.llists .1nswn 1.:Jlb• .1bom 1l)C::lt and poultry pn.·p.1ntwn l'l'd cooktng quc..•stlons. y~..·.a­ rflund Mund.w tn Fnd.l\', 10 ,;m. to 4 p.m .. EST. l.'xrcp~ tl:d~-11 holu.i.ty~ . R~..·..:on.h.·d mt~>r­ li.i.Jnun 1~ .1v.ul.lblc: ~4 hours .1 t4"1y .tt rht.· \.llllt: numbt.-r. On tb~..· ~ ...·t : hrrp. " ·ww f~t, . ll~ll.t.gl)\'. •• autmnatt~d ~C'r\'Jt.- l' IS .w~nbbk . Fr'-'t" brochure-~ .1nd re-Cipes .Jrl' offered . 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Th~ recipe: COilll"S from the Dcct.•mber issue of Food & Wine lll:lb73ZlllC, in J ft.·aturc titled Cook- ing Fast. The creators of the recipe. Gary MacGurn and Patty Gentry, s.1y this south ImliaH-stylc curry is e4ually dc•liciouswith bmb. beef or mfu - all go wdl with the lowly bitt.' <tf ma..,red cashl'ws, 111 the fragr,mt n1rry s.1ur~..·. Coconut Curry Chicken 1/ 4 cup whok unsaltl'd pou nd ~k111k':\!oo, tllil"kl'tl hre:~~r~ . n1r ~MerryG r\' (I -----'- ( h ~..·.111 (Stfd ) (J(~,!. .t~hJ. Yl".lrnH u hi. \Yn· kd .1y.., (nnr ( ' hn:-.tlll .l.., I).!\'. Nl'\\ ' Yt.•.ll··, D .l\' .Hid otht.•r lll.l_]llr holid.ly'i) () .1.111. ro-t p.!ll l i -t cup \'l'gl·t.thk· oil 1/ .J. ll'.lSpOUil bl.Kk hl·l~1 h11 L' E\ r llcJd (. 'nlhll llltT l k ·p .1rtlll\..' llt .. utt' lj ll l">I Hlll "' i.111 L"f,lllbi..Tl'll''\, otf~'l' fl'l"l p\..''· L0~1k1nt! tip..,, lllltl'l- nnn ,ll 1nfnrm,Hm11. Illt.'llU-p l.mlnn~ \nnkshct.·t:-. pn1d1.1(t lJlfi.)r111 .\th) ll. On rht.• Nd: Imp 1- \nn\· OLl'.1mpr:1y.cmu . gmg~r · I g.lrlic clow. minced 1-1--ounct• Gill unswt•e-te.ned . ' degrt.·e. \Jh .Ill,() "nmb" f!1od, dL'11.ltllrmg tht.• hl'.lt would do There .uc two nwrhoJ.., t(H ....tlt -c urmg fc.,lHl t)ne me\ a dry rub plarl'd on thl' o;,urf~1Cl' of fOod; rht· othl'r mt.·s .1 bnnc, a \trong: soluprotem J\ wm of "-Jit ,md WJtl'r. Tht·~c curl'~ nuy also nm r:un ..,ugar, herb", ;,paces. mtntc~ (to prt'"l' I'Vl' color) and other mgredient\. A dry rub i-.. ot{l'Jl USl'd w1rh s m .tlk·r cuts of me:~t or fi,.h, .;;uch J~ s:tlmon, where it CJn preSl'rVl' .md fl avor tht.• fiUet 111 a few tbys. Bnm• 1s ryp1 c.dly u . . ed With brgt.' pieces of llll'<lt, such .~:, lum , winch rcqutrl' .1 good d~JI of tlllll' 111 rhe l'Urt' Unne IS .tl•m ~l<iCd to pic kle fmi 1t-.. ::m d vq~L'(,thk·s.. Meat, poulrry or fish l t~..·nt.. nuy .1\ ~n hl· \llloked fc:)\lowmg clll·in g in of prL'p.lr.lflOil. An .11'1 bnnlt' out of lll'LT~­ "ily, o.,tL'cped Ill hl"wry .1qd Lulru rt'. ..,,l lr curmg rlll'rL·by tkhydrating ir ..md l'limm.HHig rh~..· 1!.1~ bt' CO!lll' .1 (l'l- hli HJllt_' riJ .H L'\'Okt'." moi~ttm.: lll'll':-.sary for bac rcri.1 to thrin~·.l~' ,1 May your holiday be filled with cheer. otb. pr,Ji'il' ,\Jld l'IJjoyml'tlt tio111 p .ll.ttl'.., .1mtnlll tilL' \Hlrld. IN T~~ SPI~IT 0~ ~~I~NDSWIP Ce/ebrfl/8 the Miracle of Cbri.slmas .with the ones you love. Best wisbes from aU of us. Insurance ~or ever (from Our !Jami!y To ')"ours We Wisfi you a Merry Christmas, KAY'S BEAUTY SALON 169 N 2nd Ave. Middleport, OH .. ,. ltell4cfl•••.... 11114 ~.-~~ • G&W Plastics • • Tuppers Plains . 985-3813 113 W. Second St. Pomeroy Merry Ollrlmbu ABg; ftanka !o You AU been so very good to we wish you and yours very best I ClELAND REALTY 992-2259 POMEROY. OHIO Your Friends at: Office Service and Supply Meigs County' Recycling & Litter Prevention .117 East Memorial Dr. 992-6360 Pomeroy FUNDED BY: Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Recycling and Litter ·Prevention A CHORUS OF HOLIDAY GREETINGS Our hearts are singing for joy to all our friends! Thanks for stopping by! Henry Eblin's Trash Service The greatest gift of all was the Bethlehem baby JEsus. · He l~ved in Egypt also in Nazareth. ·Now he lives in my heart And he wants to live in your heart also. Hope everything runs smoothly for you and your family this Christmas. With warm regards from all of us. Middleport Trophies & Tee's Triplett Engineering Services , Court St. (Jtristmas C)o 7\_[[ a:-rom Hope your holiday is filled with many wonderful • surpnses Middleport 1L !Jlappy !Jlo{itfay Season/ Here's hoping that the holiday season provides you and yours with much happiness. We appreciate your support. lJST WHAT THE DOCTOR ORDERED fl'\err~ Jlave a Jlapp!f f}(ew ')ear! Wis~ rou f~Lntf rours Peace & )oy _ - · · , . , , . . . . . , . .flfl WJe11 _ , ... r. , _ 992-2725 Quality Print Shop 992-6128 Pomeroy '·' Here's our '• prescription for :; tbe holidays... :· Take an extra • dose of healtb and good fortune and , enjoy .the season! ~ . nf6 . . Middl~port , North Sc~ond Avt•. ' OH ~t Christmas t· Surround YOu ~ Let him in today! 290 North 2nd Ave. Middleport 992-2194 137C North Second Avenue Middleport, Ohio 45760 (740) 992-6376 ~ 992-7696 Not ACreature Was Stirring..,. Oh, The Sounds Of Christmas! • ' Everyone agrees, we can't open our presents 'til we wish you a very happy holiday season! Meigs County's only authorized Purina Dealer ~. R&G FEED. & SUPPLY 399 W. Main 992·2164 Pomeroy, Oblo The Store With "Alii\Cinda of Stuff" for Pete, St•blea, large & Small Anlmalt, Lawn• & Gardena ' '•• • Mav All Your Dreams ' True This Come Christmas! .. CHEVROLET • OLDSMOBILE • • May the blessed voices of song and laughter echo through your hearts as we enter into this noteworthy season. This is a glorious time of year when feelings of brotherhood prevail and the spirit of peace on earth and harmony throughout the land prevpils. ' •• •·' ~ ' • 1616 Eastern Avenue Gallipolis (740) 446-3672 ' . : or 1-800-521-0084 I Season's Greetings rhl' bnne. S.1l t t:unn~ prt.'"'t.'l'\'t.'" foolh n.uur.1lly. ,l ddtng umque fl.tvor .. nnt Khll'\'Cd \\'lrh orlwr nwth- foods with s.1lt ;lJ1d spices h:ts given us m.1 ny of the delicaCies \V(' seck om in grocery .11Hi gou rmet s rorc~. · Thl' bJ~i c idc.1 b~..·hind cunng: f(wd-.. \\·itb salr i.s simpk: Salt dr.1ws tl-w \\".Her out of l~>od, . Jeff Warner 992·1161 100 E. Main Historic Downtown To keep meats away from SC'Ivc nging :tnimals, hunting com m11nitit:-s and tr ibes hung them ncar the fire, where thev wcTe smoked ;1ml Jricd. : Salted, dried or smoked food added much. n~·e ded proteln :tnd minerals ro .1 dil't rh,H cfl uld otherwis~ ha,·c bctn wudi.11ly m.tde- ... we offer our very best wishes to you ond yours this h '>lidoy season. .Hope your.holiday is a real delight. -Hartwell House m..inut~. Transfer the curry to J bowl, sprinkle with the cilantro ,111d St'rvc. ' Makes 4 scrvinb~- · lllliS(,Hd .,L'l·ds I l -l tt.'.l,poon cuamn ... ~..·cd~ l / 4 tt.".l~~llHHl gnnmd cori.1 11de r 1 t.tbkspoon curry pmnh.·r 1 mt•dium onion. dunly sllced 1 te.1spoon ti1idy gr.1red fi·csh 518 East Main Street • Middleport From Our House to }burs Thank }'bu For Ybur .Continued Patronage! friends gather in each other's homes for the Julbord, the most lavish meal of the vcar. . Traditionally, this Chrismm fea;t begins "(ith fish, and almost every table boasts gravlax -salmon cured in sugar, salt Jnd dill . Togeth er with the warm th of hot mulled wi11e, the glow of Advent ca~dles, and the anticipation of the Christmas smorgasbord, this Yuletide f>vorire plays a significant role in countemcting the bleakness of Scandinavian winters. The first preserved foods were most likely produced by Jccident. In fishing conununines, fish were "brined" in seawater and left on the shore to either ferment or dry. quJte to keep body and >oul together. Cunng with salt is one of tht.:.• oh.k~t mr:.uh of food preservation known to man. Over the centuries, the an of runng J wtdt_• v:tnr:ty of meat Jnd pork products ha:ot been gr.1JuJUy perfected. As with m:my aspectS of modt·rn culture, the Romans hdped expand the mes ,md finesse the techniques of curing \vith ~Jlt, using it to pres~rve mea ts, fish, olives, !->hrimps and curd cheese. The .ability to preserv~ food with salt wa~ particu!Jrly valuable in the murt.• humid di mJtcs of northern Europe, wh~rc ~toring foods using trad.Jtional drying methods \\',Is not possible. Today, the time - honored practicl' of cunng MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. Salt l·~) lhlltl lt' r Spuy 1Christmas ....__ • son is Christ"mas Ev~.!, when fam1hcs and l -inch & :Point_, ;To A' the peas and cook fi1r 1 HYDE PARK . N. Y (AP) - .In s,wden. the culinary highpoint of the Chmtmas sea- bondc..:~s l!lf<) Afways ~Signs ~ .:md cook for Jbout 1 minute, or until they stop poppmg. Add the cunUn Sl!I!Js, conandcr and curry powder, and cook., stirring occasionally. until. fr>grant, about 1. minute. Add the onion, ginger and garlic, and cook until the onion softens, about I 0 minutes; if the' mixture seems dry, add up to 1I 4 cup of water to prevent sticking. ' Stir in the coconut milk and bring to a boil. Reduce the heat to ' low. Return the chicken to the skillet and simmt:-r until cooked through. about 5 minutes. Stir in l.t~ht.'\\'\ -DiJ l-A-ChL'f Hoii,I.n· Hotline·: (KXX) 72~-4 4 C>H. l' roviJeJ ·by Shad\' Brook F.mm. ,, ;All t.'oconut nulk 1/ 4 cup fmzc•n peas 2 tablespoons chopped ciiJntm Preheat the oven to 350 E Spread the ca-hews m a p1e plate and bJke for 5 ntinutes, or until fragrant >nd lightly toasted.Transfer to a plate tl1 cool. Lighdy se"'on the c hie ken with salt. In a large, deep skillet, heat 3 tablespoom of the 01l until smoking. Add the. chicken and cook. over. moderately h1gh heat until golden brown, Jbout 1 1/ 2 n Unutes per side. TrJnsfc·r the chicken to J plate and reduce the hear to moderate. Add the rcmJining 1 t..tblespoon of oil to the >kilkt .md he>t until smoking. Add thl' must.m::l s.et·ds The Dally Sentinel • Page B ~ Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Gravlax is Swedish tradition on Christmas Eve PK(l'~ lmc· . (K ill)) "un h: r ... rc L1 n l) n' r~..· p l'l' ' t'll t .1 t 1'·~..· \ m . borh E11gla .. h .u1d Sp.1111.,1J. for l..":tlk·r .. 111 th . .· Umr . .·d '-'t.Hc-. .1 nd C.u1 .1d.L : Dt·c. I X- 2~. \\'l'l' kd.1y ... ~ .1. 111_ t(> (, p.m . CST. TDD-:1~4<'. 011 the Net 1-ntp: / / www.buttab>ll.com. • .111d :otnnn: otlt:rni by t:unou_., c hd-. .111 d '' llll'IH:tka... through tLr-.wmn hut lin t.•· (H!IO) .167- dol.J k~,.·, .c{ Hll . l!,n~..· : \by,-.1-\\'l..'~k ..HJto- 2-t-hour, 7 Quick cooking: Coconut Curry Chicken : (AI')- Conmut Curry Chick- I Thursd1y, December 21, 2000 Thu111day, December 21 , 2000 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio I .' •• • •• With a song in our hearts, we'd like to voice our expressions of good will and gratitude to our many fine customers and friends. Your kind support is always welcome , and greatly appreciated, · E·WING FUNERAL HOME. Mulberry Ave. .Pomeroy, OH 992·2121 -::. OPEN TUESDAY 1/2 PRICE SALE ..•·' -. . •"l .·'>'' TUESDAY DECEMBER 26TH ONLY .:: TIMEX WATCHES 1/2 PRICE! · "'• •,• �• Ftage B 4 • The Dally Sentinel Help for holiday cooking, pn phone hot lines and online .. J Turk~y-cookmg: qut'\tWn., :~n· ans\\'~n·d and mform.Hwn ~1\·cn m .Ht.'d t uluury g:uad.JIIL"l' answers to by livt.• opt.•rator"i yc.lr- rnUJJd S fl'np~..· ~ok.m!! and food safety quc·s- a.m. to 5 p.m . PST. Mond.1y through Fnday. After-hours ;: (AP) - Toll-frt•e telephone S~rvtct.·~ .md Web sHes offt>-r pan~tty of sp~ctJlist dons during hohday preparation t4nu·s. Hn~ .He ~mn~ of tht.•m: : -U.S. lkpartment of Agnc;..ulturc Meat and l'oultry Hotl~w : (~00) 535-4555 . Food safe- ty spn-i.llists .1nswn 1.:Jlb• .1bom 1l)C::lt and poultry pn.·p.1ntwn l'l'd cooktng quc..•stlons. y~..·.a­ rflund Mund.w tn Fnd.l\', 10 ,;m. to 4 p.m .. EST. l.'xrcp~ tl:d~-11 holu.i.ty~ . R~..·..:on.h.·d mt~>r­ li.i.Jnun 1~ .1v.ul.lblc: ~4 hours .1 t4"1y .tt rht.· \.llllt: numbt.-r. 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Spare >bout half an hour for this. Th~ recipe: COilll"S from the Dcct.•mber issue of Food & Wine lll:lb73ZlllC, in J ft.·aturc titled Cook- ing Fast. The creators of the recipe. Gary MacGurn and Patty Gentry, s.1y this south ImliaH-stylc curry is e4ually dc•liciouswith bmb. beef or mfu - all go wdl with the lowly bitt.' <tf ma..,red cashl'ws, 111 the fragr,mt n1rry s.1ur~..·. Coconut Curry Chicken 1/ 4 cup whok unsaltl'd pou nd ~k111k':\!oo, tllil"kl'tl hre:~~r~ . n1r ~MerryG r\' (I -----'- ( h ~..·.111 (Stfd ) (J(~,!. .t~hJ. Yl".lrnH u hi. \Yn· kd .1y.., (nnr ( ' hn:-.tlll .l.., I).!\'. Nl'\\ ' Yt.•.ll··, D .l\' .Hid otht.•r lll.l_]llr holid.ly'i) () .1.111. ro-t p.!ll l i -t cup \'l'gl·t.thk· oil 1/ .J. ll'.lSpOUil bl.Kk hl·l~1 h11 L' E\ r llcJd (. 'nlhll llltT l k ·p .1rtlll\..' llt .. utt' lj ll l">I Hlll "' i.111 L"f,lllbi..Tl'll''\, otf~'l' fl'l"l p\..''· L0~1k1nt! tip..,, lllltl'l- nnn ,ll 1nfnrm,Hm11. Illt.'llU-p l.mlnn~ \nnkshct.·t:-. pn1d1.1(t lJlfi.)r111 .\th) ll. On rht.• Nd: Imp 1- \nn\· OLl'.1mpr:1y.cmu . gmg~r · I g.lrlic clow. minced 1-1--ounct• Gill unswt•e-te.ned . ' degrt.·e. \Jh .Ill,() "nmb" f!1od, dL'11.ltllrmg tht.• hl'.lt would do There .uc two nwrhoJ.., t(H ....tlt -c urmg fc.,lHl t)ne me\ a dry rub plarl'd on thl' o;,urf~1Cl' of fOod; rht· othl'r mt.·s .1 bnnc, a \trong: soluprotem J\ wm of "-Jit ,md WJtl'r. Tht·~c curl'~ nuy also nm r:un ..,ugar, herb", ;,paces. mtntc~ (to prt'"l' I'Vl' color) and other mgredient\. A dry rub i-.. ot{l'Jl USl'd w1rh s m .tlk·r cuts of me:~t or fi,.h, .;;uch J~ s:tlmon, where it CJn preSl'rVl' .md fl avor tht.• fiUet 111 a few tbys. Bnm• 1s ryp1 c.dly u . . ed With brgt.' pieces of llll'<lt, such .~:, lum , winch rcqutrl' .1 good d~JI of tlllll' 111 rhe l'Urt' Unne IS .tl•m ~l<iCd to pic kle fmi 1t-.. ::m d vq~L'(,thk·s.. Meat, poulrry or fish l t~..·nt.. nuy .1\ ~n hl· \llloked fc:)\lowmg clll·in g in of prL'p.lr.lflOil. An .11'1 bnnlt' out of lll'LT~­ "ily, o.,tL'cped Ill hl"wry .1qd Lulru rt'. ..,,l lr curmg rlll'rL·by tkhydrating ir ..md l'limm.HHig rh~..· 1!.1~ bt' CO!lll' .1 (l'l- hli HJllt_' riJ .H L'\'Okt'." moi~ttm.: lll'll':-.sary for bac rcri.1 to thrin~·.l~' ,1 May your holiday be filled with cheer. otb. pr,Ji'il' ,\Jld l'IJjoyml'tlt tio111 p .ll.ttl'.., .1mtnlll tilL' \Hlrld. IN T~~ SPI~IT 0~ ~~I~NDSWIP Ce/ebrfl/8 the Miracle of Cbri.slmas .with the ones you love. Best wisbes from aU of us. Insurance ~or ever (from Our !Jami!y To ')"ours We Wisfi you a Merry Christmas, KAY'S BEAUTY SALON 169 N 2nd Ave. Middleport, OH .. ,. ltell4cfl•••.... 11114 ~.-~~ • G&W Plastics • • Tuppers Plains . 985-3813 113 W. Second St. Pomeroy Merry Ollrlmbu ABg; ftanka !o You AU been so very good to we wish you and yours very best I ClELAND REALTY 992-2259 POMEROY. OHIO Your Friends at: Office Service and Supply Meigs County' Recycling & Litter Prevention .117 East Memorial Dr. 992-6360 Pomeroy FUNDED BY: Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Recycling and Litter ·Prevention A CHORUS OF HOLIDAY GREETINGS Our hearts are singing for joy to all our friends! Thanks for stopping by! Henry Eblin's Trash Service The greatest gift of all was the Bethlehem baby JEsus. · He l~ved in Egypt also in Nazareth. ·Now he lives in my heart And he wants to live in your heart also. Hope everything runs smoothly for you and your family this Christmas. With warm regards from all of us. Middleport Trophies & Tee's Triplett Engineering Services , Court St. (Jtristmas C)o 7\_[[ a:-rom Hope your holiday is filled with many wonderful • surpnses Middleport 1L !Jlappy !Jlo{itfay Season/ Here's hoping that the holiday season provides you and yours with much happiness. We appreciate your support. lJST WHAT THE DOCTOR ORDERED fl'\err~ Jlave a Jlapp!f f}(ew ')ear! Wis~ rou f~Lntf rours Peace & )oy _ - · · , . , , . . . . . , . .flfl WJe11 _ , ... r. , _ 992-2725 Quality Print Shop 992-6128 Pomeroy '·' Here's our '• prescription for :; tbe holidays... :· Take an extra • dose of healtb and good fortune and , enjoy .the season! ~ . nf6 . . Middl~port , North Sc~ond Avt•. ' OH ~t Christmas t· Surround YOu ~ Let him in today! 290 North 2nd Ave. Middleport 992-2194 137C North Second Avenue Middleport, Ohio 45760 (740) 992-6376 ~ 992-7696 Not ACreature Was Stirring..,. Oh, The Sounds Of Christmas! • ' Everyone agrees, we can't open our presents 'til we wish you a very happy holiday season! Meigs County's only authorized Purina Dealer ~. R&G FEED. & SUPPLY 399 W. Main 992·2164 Pomeroy, Oblo The Store With "Alii\Cinda of Stuff" for Pete, St•blea, large & Small Anlmalt, Lawn• & Gardena ' '•• • Mav All Your Dreams ' True This Come Christmas! .. CHEVROLET • OLDSMOBILE • • May the blessed voices of song and laughter echo through your hearts as we enter into this noteworthy season. This is a glorious time of year when feelings of brotherhood prevail and the spirit of peace on earth and harmony throughout the land prevpils. ' •• •·' ~ ' • 1616 Eastern Avenue Gallipolis (740) 446-3672 ' . : or 1-800-521-0084 I Season's Greetings rhl' bnne. S.1l t t:unn~ prt.'"'t.'l'\'t.'" foolh n.uur.1lly. ,l ddtng umque fl.tvor .. nnt Khll'\'Cd \\'lrh orlwr nwth- foods with s.1lt ;lJ1d spices h:ts given us m.1 ny of the delicaCies \V(' seck om in grocery .11Hi gou rmet s rorc~. · Thl' bJ~i c idc.1 b~..·hind cunng: f(wd-.. \\·itb salr i.s simpk: Salt dr.1ws tl-w \\".Her out of l~>od, . Jeff Warner 992·1161 100 E. Main Historic Downtown To keep meats away from SC'Ivc nging :tnimals, hunting com m11nitit:-s and tr ibes hung them ncar the fire, where thev wcTe smoked ;1ml Jricd. : Salted, dried or smoked food added much. n~·e ded proteln :tnd minerals ro .1 dil't rh,H cfl uld otherwis~ ha,·c bctn wudi.11ly m.tde- ... we offer our very best wishes to you ond yours this h '>lidoy season. .Hope your.holiday is a real delight. -Hartwell House m..inut~. Transfer the curry to J bowl, sprinkle with the cilantro ,111d St'rvc. ' Makes 4 scrvinb~- · lllliS(,Hd .,L'l·ds I l -l tt.'.l,poon cuamn ... ~..·cd~ l / 4 tt.".l~~llHHl gnnmd cori.1 11de r 1 t.tbkspoon curry pmnh.·r 1 mt•dium onion. dunly sllced 1 te.1spoon ti1idy gr.1red fi·csh 518 East Main Street • Middleport From Our House to }burs Thank }'bu For Ybur .Continued Patronage! friends gather in each other's homes for the Julbord, the most lavish meal of the vcar. . Traditionally, this Chrismm fea;t begins "(ith fish, and almost every table boasts gravlax -salmon cured in sugar, salt Jnd dill . Togeth er with the warm th of hot mulled wi11e, the glow of Advent ca~dles, and the anticipation of the Christmas smorgasbord, this Yuletide f>vorire plays a significant role in countemcting the bleakness of Scandinavian winters. The first preserved foods were most likely produced by Jccident. In fishing conununines, fish were "brined" in seawater and left on the shore to either ferment or dry. quJte to keep body and >oul together. Cunng with salt is one of tht.:.• oh.k~t mr:.uh of food preservation known to man. Over the centuries, the an of runng J wtdt_• v:tnr:ty of meat Jnd pork products ha:ot been gr.1JuJUy perfected. As with m:my aspectS of modt·rn culture, the Romans hdped expand the mes ,md finesse the techniques of curing \vith ~Jlt, using it to pres~rve mea ts, fish, olives, !->hrimps and curd cheese. The .ability to preserv~ food with salt wa~ particu!Jrly valuable in the murt.• humid di mJtcs of northern Europe, wh~rc ~toring foods using trad.Jtional drying methods \\',Is not possible. Today, the time - honored practicl' of cunng MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. Salt l·~) lhlltl lt' r Spuy 1Christmas ....__ • son is Christ"mas Ev~.!, when fam1hcs and l -inch & :Point_, ;To A' the peas and cook fi1r 1 HYDE PARK . N. Y (AP) - .In s,wden. the culinary highpoint of the Chmtmas sea- bondc..:~s l!lf<) Afways ~Signs ~ .:md cook for Jbout 1 minute, or until they stop poppmg. Add the cunUn Sl!I!Js, conandcr and curry powder, and cook., stirring occasionally. until. fr>grant, about 1. minute. Add the onion, ginger and garlic, and cook until the onion softens, about I 0 minutes; if the' mixture seems dry, add up to 1I 4 cup of water to prevent sticking. ' Stir in the coconut milk and bring to a boil. Reduce the heat to ' low. Return the chicken to the skillet and simmt:-r until cooked through. about 5 minutes. Stir in l.t~ht.'\\'\ -DiJ l-A-ChL'f Hoii,I.n· Hotline·: (KXX) 72~-4 4 C>H. l' roviJeJ ·by Shad\' Brook F.mm. ,, ;All t.'oconut nulk 1/ 4 cup fmzc•n peas 2 tablespoons chopped ciiJntm Preheat the oven to 350 E Spread the ca-hews m a p1e plate and bJke for 5 ntinutes, or until fragrant >nd lightly toasted.Transfer to a plate tl1 cool. Lighdy se"'on the c hie ken with salt. In a large, deep skillet, heat 3 tablespoom of the 01l until smoking. Add the. chicken and cook. over. moderately h1gh heat until golden brown, Jbout 1 1/ 2 n Unutes per side. TrJnsfc·r the chicken to J plate and reduce the hear to moderate. Add the rcmJining 1 t..tblespoon of oil to the >kilkt .md he>t until smoking. Add thl' must.m::l s.et·ds The Dally Sentinel • Page B ~ Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Gravlax is Swedish tradition on Christmas Eve PK(l'~ lmc· . (K ill)) "un h: r ... rc L1 n l) n' r~..· p l'l' ' t'll t .1 t 1'·~..· \ m . borh E11gla .. h .u1d Sp.1111.,1J. for l..":tlk·r .. 111 th . .· Umr . .·d '-'t.Hc-. .1 nd C.u1 .1d.L : Dt·c. I X- 2~. \\'l'l' kd.1y ... ~ .1. 111_ t(> (, p.m . CST. TDD-:1~4<'. 011 the Net 1-ntp: / / www.buttab>ll.com. • .111d :otnnn: otlt:rni by t:unou_., c hd-. .111 d '' llll'IH:tka... through tLr-.wmn hut lin t.•· (H!IO) .167- dol.J k~,.·, .c{ Hll . l!,n~..· : \by,-.1-\\'l..'~k ..HJto- 2-t-hour, 7 Quick cooking: Coconut Curry Chicken : (AI')- Conmut Curry Chick- I Thursd1y, December 21, 2000 Thu111day, December 21 , 2000 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio I .' •• • •• With a song in our hearts, we'd like to voice our expressions of good will and gratitude to our many fine customers and friends. Your kind support is always welcome , and greatly appreciated, · E·WING FUNERAL HOME. Mulberry Ave. .Pomeroy, OH 992·2121 -::. OPEN TUESDAY 1/2 PRICE SALE ..•·' -. . •"l .·'>'' TUESDAY DECEMBER 26TH ONLY .:: TIMEX WATCHES 1/2 PRICE! · "'• •,• �• I • • I ~ ~ Page B 6 • The Dally Sentinel ~ ~~La :: ~ ~ ~ :: .. '"· •, ; :: ;. ~ : ·~ . ._ ... , ,! ~ : : ?--... ~ ~.. _, ~~ ~ "' ,: .... '· .f ' ~ '-. ·. . If ~ l '.uhuhc rL·lt~tntL Chn\tll t.l' Ln· l'~ dJL' n~d hl't\nl' till· d.l\\"11 \\'h1~..-·h bnn~:.. thL· -·bt~th llt' JL''ll' Chr1"t ,B ~·t~'l\' ( 'hrl'·flll.l' l·\'t..', ( ·.ttlwh~lt .tlt .l l h ub . . nYL' .t ~t n~. l f1,1 t~>r ~-t hour, .1~.L~'r d 11 1~· r1) thl'll' rL'lt~lt.>ll' bLltd:. . ThL' t·.l,t l'tllh \uth .t .nt . .·.d uf .11 k.ht Sl'\"L'll ...-o ur'c' 1 ll t'r . .·,h "L',tt'tll.•d d1~lh·, Mc.1r l\ lh'\'1.'r ,L'r\'L·d h 1r Juh.III\, rhl· nu1nbn '-l'\'L'IJ n·prl'WJJh rlw ~LTL'tl S.lCl"JI\lt.'llh. thL' d,l\" tl!. 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Happy Holidays arid loads of thanks from all of us. Jolly good wishes for a holiday where dreams come true . FABRIC SHOP IIOW.Main Pomeroy, Ohio 992·22X4 .... QUALITY FURNITURE PLUS ~ 42123 State Route 7 • Tuppers Plains, ·oH 45783 1-800-200-4005 or \ DIQECTOQ& Paul E. Kloes~ Chairman I. Carson Crow Ben H. Ewing Thereon Johnson Thomas W. Karr Douglas W. Little Ferman E. Moore Paul M. Reed Theodore T. Reed, III Paul M. Reed, President Roger W. Hysell, Exec V.P. Edward W. Stines, Exec V.P. . Randall Hayes, Asst. V~P•. Donna Schmoll, Asst V.P. Joanne Williams, Asst V.P. Shawn Arnott, Controller .. '' •. .. •. F8 ., Thanks for your kindness and friendship . Tonya Wells · Sheila Wood, Mgr. Rhonda Fortner Jennifer Halley Wanetta Dennie Erica Lynn Wroten · Mary Beth Preston Debbie Fisher Jill Tanthorey Terry Tanthorey OFFICEQ& . . CWtth CWarm CWishes CWe at 'b-& Betsy (Hawthorne) Kearns Angie Morris Kelly Eichinger Anna Rober~s Helen Millhone Lola Sanders * BAUM LUMBER • &~ i Pomeroy, Ohio • • · "?'"._ f:... •• Pomeroy, OH DAuto Sales ~..,..~,..~-o,.....,..,......,.,,.....,.~ •' 124 West Main w Sending you our 1 best wishes for a Happy Holiday . .·. J i i BANK'S CONSTRUCTION IJJianR}You for your support tlirougn tlit past year. J •• I· I ' J I .. W Jj New Year! ~· II] We're all fixed up and ready to wish you a wonderful holiday. Thanks a lot. . .. . ........... ..._._._-.w~· lt!Qitlttlt fC:I ttttlt1 tc:!HtttH fC:I IIIItH fC:I J .. R . • 992·5009 it ~uoi-•lCII~"'~""lll<lll<~<"- .,..,..,...r<o~~<>~lll<lll<W!IIIIB::<---' 992•2115 --- I I ! · Pomeroy ,-~~· ... tfQI~-0~'" ...... . . , . . _ _ It It Ii Elizabeth Smith Desiree Taylor Brenda Venoy Edna Weber Cheri Williamson Mary Wolfe Tamara J. Zirkle • W T1wrJc.yu"'for ~ DW rwon-"' vuy rf'WJ DIU-• * Vicki Hoffman Sarah Householder M ichelle Hutton Lisa Kay Hysell Jane A. lhle Carolyn Kesterson AmyL. Kloes Linda Mayer Eddie Nelson Tracy M. Pickett· Macie R. Pierce Angela Pullins Lorri A. Randolph ·Vincent Reiber Paul A. Simpson I I~ /./ w M~ tlu. Mf" II.Jfd ~~ oftlu. cf.t.rUtm.A.t rwo"' four ii!.tD yuur lifo· • • •• ••• Peggy Barton Bridget Browning Sheila Buchanan Amy Carter Tanya Coleman JoAnn Crisp Tracy Davidson Amy Davis Jacqueline G. Fields Terri Fife Judith Flowers Brianna D. Gilmore Kristy Greenlee · Vicki Griffin Frances Hawkins I K ..•• ". POMEQOY I ! A SEASf?N OFJOY ours I I It .' ··~*" ' II W 135 Pine Street • • • • 1 i It : I SMITH'S GMC TRUC . CENTER, INC. •' I IW Experience all the love anJ joy that's possible this st:ason . Feel inspired, 'and for good reason . For it's time to rejoice· and revel in the pa.'it. And give birth to your own memories that will be sur<' to last. • 1 I We value thl' rncudships we've buill with customers like you. . Hope you all have a happy holiday! W eome Cilllive •• .. ' easons rom Uf' am iF~ to I •j( . It i The Dally Sentinel • .,.. 8 7 Pomeroy, Mlddl•port, Ohio ~ the _C fzJ 0 pirit if\_, hristmas ·: ••• .111d 1/ 4 cup findy chopped orcgarw · 2 ..:up~ c hopp~d clams Bnng :l por of !'J!tc~..l w:-~tcr to J. boi l 4 mincl'!-. crab_mcJt . • Add tht: shrimp and cook J~I'lt until 4 ounces shnmp, PL'clcd, deveuttd bnght p1nk and cooked through. about Jnd diced . .1 Jllllllltl'S. Using~' -,Joncd ~poon, tr:ms-+ounces lobster mr:at, dtced fer the shrimp to a coLmdc:r w dr.lln. 4 ounces scallops . chopped ... Add thL· 'iquid tn rhc hoding w.ttt.:r J. nd 4 ounces fresh fish (such as ocod ~r cook Lqltil opaque, .about 2 minut~s. haddock) , dicL•d u~iug a slottL·d spoon, tr:m sfer 'rhc Salt and pepper. to taste : squid to t h e co land er to drain . Add the: 1 cup dry white wine tot sca llops to thl' bmh ng wHcr and ro ok 46 oun ct•s (5 3 / 4 cups) clam_julce fi1r .1 hout J miuutl's . U:o,ing a slotted · (or seafood stock, if available) " 'poou, tr:tn,kr the sca llop~ t~J the 32 oun ces (4 cups) cann ed, peci:eJ Ct..)L\Ilck r to dr.un . lt:1lian totitJtoc s, With ju ice In .1 l.trgc bo\\'1. combllll' thl· shrimp, 2 cups pL'cil•d :~ nd diccd potJtOes , ~quid, !'C.lll ops .ltllf thL' cook~.·d mu:o,wk In a Jlll·dium-siZL' stQc kpot, comhitJe Add the o h\'t' mi. ll'mnn JUtn:. ~,11·li c. rill' oil. onions :1nd cdery. S:~utc until c hoppcLl p.1r~lcy. ~<llr .l!ld pq>pt.·r. To~s thl' \'L'gl'uhll'~ become tr~mslurcnt.Add .1 !1 thl' iugrl'~.ii l'II~Untll \\"l'll mtxed thL· p.lnll'y. thyme, oregano and all rh~ Scrw l)\"\.' r J bed ot- il'ltlll"l' wtth !»L':dl:wd. SL·.tson W C\Stc with o.;.Jlt ~1fid lcnlml wt·dgr~ .111d grdkd lt.lli .lll hrl·.Jd, p~..·ppl'l'. 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L·up f)nL'Jy Lhoppt..•d pu~Jl·y 111g If lll"CL'!'>>; ,lf')'• I -1- c up tlHl'ly L· lwpp~.· d th yme M ~l kt..'\ (J '-L'l"\" tll g~. : ~y LalJ ..• ! .lil1llltl d-. .md h.ILelnur..., wHh vm ;.lntn. - Thuradlly, December 21, 2000 I l.lbkspoon lt.lll .lll p.mley ~.1\r ;md pt·ppcr, to ta~tc (.it;{ .: ·' I"'' yc.lr. the· tWO ch,·f, Will bq;in th~.-· dmn~.·r \\'tth .1 mJrttl.HL'd '>l'.1 tiHH.I ~o.d.ul nf b.1by ~quH.L ,hnmp ;liH.l 'lt,Jllop' NL'Xt, .1 fish soup wtll he ..,cn·L·d, t~•llmn..·d by -.pagh~.·tu wtth <.I.IIH \.ltll'L', b .Ik~..-· d t'i. H.\. 11liXL'd f,ned fi-,hl". ,J1ld b .1 ked -,uk 111 IL"moJt .111d ml. Sml1L' nug:ht p.tss on thl· fin :-t lcourSt.', o.\'fll-nu-.tL'd L'l'i. bm tt mu st hl' scrn•d fov dll' l'\'l'llt to be .l uthl'lltiC . White \\"1!\l''i tr.H.IHion.dly :H:c ompany l'.tCh of thC ........ ttt1od dto;;ht•s . h)r rhe l' lgbth and fin :tl c·ou r~L'. l ui t.ln Chn~tll\.1 !1 pJstril's will bl' :..nn·d .1long wtth ro .tst(,:d chestillltS, w.dnurs, • l ir!IIIIIIOIEC>IB:Itleltii:IB:lii!O:<I!j;I-B:Sf<>_RII_!Ia!la-!lllllCII_SII, . I ~ '. • Thursday, December 21, 2000 Vigilia; Feast of Seven 'Fishes, is Italian Christmas Eve tradition PROVIDENCE. R I (AI') rh,• num.ber 'lt:Vt'll h.t!. .t!WJ)''~ luJ nugJlJl connotatJOth. It took ,~\·c:u d.l\'' tn Cfl'~te rh.: world ..llld our ltn.·, fl'\\lke around thL· 'lt'n:n dJn 111 ..1 WL't."k . \\e nurn~l ."'t the sl' \ 'C ll Wondr..·n. of thl' World ..uH.i thL' world J~ \\'~ know tt const...r.., of \C\"l'll tOilflnt•nr .... Fvcn Snow Whttl' \\',\ S ,urrnundcd bv ,~,.\·en dwa ffs. . Tht• lt JltJn tr:uhuon. of ~t'f\'lllg the ' 1Fea'it of the Seven Fi~he,·· nn Cl11i~r-. nu s Eve n·okc:o, tt' o wn s~·ml' ofJnyful \\'Ond~r. of m,tgtcJI :t nn.~.: tp .H i L)l L In luly. tt ,.., kti0\\"11 .t\ " L.1 Vtgd1.1 .. (l.t \'t.'t.·-CEE-l1.1). L1k c the English word "\'tg tl." th l' l r.llun t~.·rm l.Oll1L''l frtHll the Litlll worLl t(n ,,-,, k,.fulnl''>'> .md ~ w.ttchltt~. ~ In till' "" Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio t:,3 • • • ' Men~bet F.D.I.C. Route 7P.O. Box 339 211 West Seco.ld Street Tuppers Plains, OH P.O.Box 626 Pomeroy, OH 45/83 45789 164 Upper River Road Gallipolis, OH ~1 740-446-2265 710-992 2136 ,.J;. ' 667-7388 I ' h ' ' ....- ' 1 �• I • • I ~ ~ Page B 6 • The Dally Sentinel ~ ~~La :: ~ ~ ~ :: .. '"· •, ; :: ;. ~ : ·~ . ._ ... , ,! ~ : : ?--... ~ ~.. _, ~~ ~ "' ,: .... '· .f ' ~ '-. ·. . 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I krL· .lrl' tin: n..'C1pt.·s frlllll till ' gr.H id lulun dl!llll'r. dw h· .J-;r t)f lh l' Sl'\"L'Il l i,IJ . .·,_ 'l llt\lltl.l' 1 \"l' Jt'L'lt' I hL· t\\t.l LhL·h \\'ihl run rlh· k ;'c ~. - h L·n .n .\l cdn~..-• t r.ltl L'{l Cd llll' (rlllll t'. II JliiiL'~ \\hL'Il' illL' h·.1~t P t: "'~.Tvn h ~h ~.·, 1' .1 tr.1 , \ 1 t 1 ~. 1 n ~\ 1 . . h~·kl',1 !J,l·w. 1 ,hilr ntnluly \\ h~T1.: IK k ltllL'I.i rn l 11nk ( ;l.lllfLJIH-,1 (_ ',t llll'·ltl L'lLI \U~ bill n 111 NL'\\ Yn rk rn .1 ~t,Ill.lll r·.llllth· .lthl ~tuLii l·d ...-ultt\.H\' 111, .It .J ~lhJbtll\ & \X. '.tk, L'n 1\·cr,1n· 111 Pnn·hkiJ~T. r\h'\' I'Lpl't'''--'lll .l ti llL' bkthl t.>l ( )Jd .IIlli NL'\\ \X..-nri\J, Fr ut ti di Mare (.\\.nlll,lt L'"i \ Pl'lllld ~ok\\' IIICd S l'.l fuod S.d.11..\) :-.IH!lllp. pcdcd J rouJHf \qutd~ck.lnt.·d ,I IlLI \licL·d 1 110II Ild b.1y ·,L".IIl o ~'~ 12 NL'\\" /L'.il .111d r)itl'l'ck ~wk..·d. \\·Jtll bl'.l lth Il'llllln·d 1 ~ cu p o:tr.J \·Jrgtn uln·c nil _l uhk '> (lOOll'> fn.·-. ii k•JIW!l_lllt(l' I g.Irilc \ lm·l·. ~,·hopped I t .·. • • • ·. SUGAR RUN MILLS • • .• Mul~erry Ave. .• .~ 1 We Wish You A ~~~ - - ) ~ ~Merry Christmas . @ AndA. ~ @ Happy ~:~ JJ 1 '! . CHESTER . . . . ---.. . ----...~~-- • •• • • • • ' • • • ••• •• ~et.relers 2121 Mo'"- POII'IIrt, Oh~e Clarice, Terry, Paige, Judy and Jody Would Like to thank you and wish you all a Very Merry Christmas and the Happiest of New Years! We will reopen on December 27 at 9:00 tfl9fAJay fun Cif:ifstmas is coming and we'd like to say, hope lots of glad tidings are headed your way! Happy Holidays arid loads of thanks from all of us. Jolly good wishes for a holiday where dreams come true . FABRIC SHOP IIOW.Main Pomeroy, Ohio 992·22X4 .... QUALITY FURNITURE PLUS ~ 42123 State Route 7 • Tuppers Plains, ·oH 45783 1-800-200-4005 or \ DIQECTOQ& Paul E. Kloes~ Chairman I. Carson Crow Ben H. Ewing Thereon Johnson Thomas W. Karr Douglas W. Little Ferman E. Moore Paul M. Reed Theodore T. Reed, III Paul M. Reed, President Roger W. Hysell, Exec V.P. Edward W. Stines, Exec V.P. . Randall Hayes, Asst. V~P•. Donna Schmoll, Asst V.P. Joanne Williams, Asst V.P. Shawn Arnott, Controller .. '' •. .. •. F8 ., Thanks for your kindness and friendship . Tonya Wells · Sheila Wood, Mgr. Rhonda Fortner Jennifer Halley Wanetta Dennie Erica Lynn Wroten · Mary Beth Preston Debbie Fisher Jill Tanthorey Terry Tanthorey OFFICEQ& . . CWtth CWarm CWishes CWe at 'b-& Betsy (Hawthorne) Kearns Angie Morris Kelly Eichinger Anna Rober~s Helen Millhone Lola Sanders * BAUM LUMBER • &~ i Pomeroy, Ohio • • · "?'"._ f:... •• Pomeroy, OH DAuto Sales ~..,..~,..~-o,.....,..,......,.,,.....,.~ •' 124 West Main w Sending you our 1 best wishes for a Happy Holiday . .·. J i i BANK'S CONSTRUCTION IJJianR}You for your support tlirougn tlit past year. J •• I· I ' J I .. W Jj New Year! ~· II] We're all fixed up and ready to wish you a wonderful holiday. Thanks a lot. . .. . ........... ..._._._-.w~· lt!Qitlttlt fC:I ttttlt1 tc:!HtttH fC:I IIIItH fC:I J .. R . • 992·5009 it ~uoi-•lCII~"'~""lll<lll<~<"- .,..,..,...r<o~~<>~lll<lll<W!IIIIB::<---' 992•2115 --- I I ! · Pomeroy ,-~~· ... tfQI~-0~'" ...... . . , . . _ _ It It Ii Elizabeth Smith Desiree Taylor Brenda Venoy Edna Weber Cheri Williamson Mary Wolfe Tamara J. Zirkle • W T1wrJc.yu"'for ~ DW rwon-"' vuy rf'WJ DIU-• * Vicki Hoffman Sarah Householder M ichelle Hutton Lisa Kay Hysell Jane A. lhle Carolyn Kesterson AmyL. Kloes Linda Mayer Eddie Nelson Tracy M. Pickett· Macie R. Pierce Angela Pullins Lorri A. Randolph ·Vincent Reiber Paul A. Simpson I I~ /./ w M~ tlu. Mf" II.Jfd ~~ oftlu. cf.t.rUtm.A.t rwo"' four ii!.tD yuur lifo· • • •• ••• Peggy Barton Bridget Browning Sheila Buchanan Amy Carter Tanya Coleman JoAnn Crisp Tracy Davidson Amy Davis Jacqueline G. Fields Terri Fife Judith Flowers Brianna D. Gilmore Kristy Greenlee · Vicki Griffin Frances Hawkins I K ..•• ". POMEQOY I ! A SEASf?N OFJOY ours I I It .' ··~*" ' II W 135 Pine Street • • • • 1 i It : I SMITH'S GMC TRUC . CENTER, INC. •' I IW Experience all the love anJ joy that's possible this st:ason . Feel inspired, 'and for good reason . For it's time to rejoice· and revel in the pa.'it. And give birth to your own memories that will be sur<' to last. • 1 I We value thl' rncudships we've buill with customers like you. . Hope you all have a happy holiday! W eome Cilllive •• .. ' easons rom Uf' am iF~ to I •j( . It i The Dally Sentinel • .,.. 8 7 Pomeroy, Mlddl•port, Ohio ~ the _C fzJ 0 pirit if\_, hristmas ·: ••• .111d 1/ 4 cup findy chopped orcgarw · 2 ..:up~ c hopp~d clams Bnng :l por of !'J!tc~..l w:-~tcr to J. boi l 4 mincl'!-. crab_mcJt . • Add tht: shrimp and cook J~I'lt until 4 ounces shnmp, PL'clcd, deveuttd bnght p1nk and cooked through. about Jnd diced . .1 Jllllllltl'S. Using~' -,Joncd ~poon, tr:ms-+ounces lobster mr:at, dtced fer the shrimp to a coLmdc:r w dr.lln. 4 ounces scallops . chopped ... Add thL· 'iquid tn rhc hoding w.ttt.:r J. nd 4 ounces fresh fish (such as ocod ~r cook Lqltil opaque, .about 2 minut~s. haddock) , dicL•d u~iug a slottL·d spoon, tr:m sfer 'rhc Salt and pepper. to taste : squid to t h e co land er to drain . Add the: 1 cup dry white wine tot sca llops to thl' bmh ng wHcr and ro ok 46 oun ct•s (5 3 / 4 cups) clam_julce fi1r .1 hout J miuutl's . U:o,ing a slotted · (or seafood stock, if available) " 'poou, tr:tn,kr the sca llop~ t~J the 32 oun ces (4 cups) cann ed, peci:eJ Ct..)L\Ilck r to dr.un . lt:1lian totitJtoc s, With ju ice In .1 l.trgc bo\\'1. combllll' thl· shrimp, 2 cups pL'cil•d :~ nd diccd potJtOes , ~quid, !'C.lll ops .ltllf thL' cook~.·d mu:o,wk In a Jlll·dium-siZL' stQc kpot, comhitJe Add the o h\'t' mi. ll'mnn JUtn:. ~,11·li c. rill' oil. onions :1nd cdery. S:~utc until c hoppcLl p.1r~lcy. ~<llr .l!ld pq>pt.·r. To~s thl' \'L'gl'uhll'~ become tr~mslurcnt.Add .1 !1 thl' iugrl'~.ii l'II~Untll \\"l'll mtxed thL· p.lnll'y. thyme, oregano and all rh~ Scrw l)\"\.' r J bed ot- il'ltlll"l' wtth !»L':dl:wd. SL·.tson W C\Stc with o.;.Jlt ~1fid lcnlml wt·dgr~ .111d grdkd lt.lli .lll hrl·.Jd, p~..·ppl'l'. De gbze the buttOJil o f t IlL' rtot if dl' ~ irL·d. ~ · ,,·ith thL• \YhitL' \\'inl' . .. M.1k...·..; (, ~L·n·itJS:' · Add thL· cla m jui cL' and tom;Jtot'i . Br1111' ro .1 \i mmcr.T.tst L' for SJ it at'ld Zuppa di Pesce JlL'Jlp~r. .1d_j~~:..rin~ if 1\l'Cl'S:o,:try. All~w (h-. h St-Hlp) 'oup tn r LdUL' L' to ."\/ .+ of H~ ong:i~al 1i.1 rup L':Xtr.J \ ·irgtn olin· otl :\\110UIJ(, then aJd thc put.ltm:s . Cc)()k 2 LllP'- dirl·d Dll!nn-. umd thL' pot.ltol'~ ~lre tcnd~·r. Otk:c 1 r up d1.: ~. -· d Cl' k·ry · .1g.1in. tastl' f(,r ~.1lt :mJ pcppl'r, .t djuit. .1 ..j. L·up f)nL'Jy Lhoppt..•d pu~Jl·y 111g If lll"CL'!'>>; ,lf')'• I -1- c up tlHl'ly L· lwpp~.· d th yme M ~l kt..'\ (J '-L'l"\" tll g~. : ~y LalJ ..• ! .lil1llltl d-. .md h.ILelnur..., wHh vm ;.lntn. - Thuradlly, December 21, 2000 I l.lbkspoon lt.lll .lll p.mley ~.1\r ;md pt·ppcr, to ta~tc (.it;{ .: ·' I"'' yc.lr. the· tWO ch,·f, Will bq;in th~.-· dmn~.·r \\'tth .1 mJrttl.HL'd '>l'.1 tiHH.I ~o.d.ul nf b.1by ~quH.L ,hnmp ;liH.l 'lt,Jllop' NL'Xt, .1 fish soup wtll he ..,cn·L·d, t~•llmn..·d by -.pagh~.·tu wtth <.I.IIH \.ltll'L', b .Ik~..-· d t'i. H.\. 11liXL'd f,ned fi-,hl". ,J1ld b .1 ked -,uk 111 IL"moJt .111d ml. Sml1L' nug:ht p.tss on thl· fin :-t lcourSt.', o.\'fll-nu-.tL'd L'l'i. bm tt mu st hl' scrn•d fov dll' l'\'l'llt to be .l uthl'lltiC . White \\"1!\l''i tr.H.IHion.dly :H:c ompany l'.tCh of thC ........ ttt1od dto;;ht•s . h)r rhe l' lgbth and fin :tl c·ou r~L'. l ui t.ln Chn~tll\.1 !1 pJstril's will bl' :..nn·d .1long wtth ro .tst(,:d chestillltS, w.dnurs, • l ir!IIIIIIOIEC>IB:Itleltii:IB:lii!O:<I!j;I-B:Sf<>_RII_!Ia!la-!lllllCII_SII, . I ~ '. • Thursday, December 21, 2000 Vigilia; Feast of Seven 'Fishes, is Italian Christmas Eve tradition PROVIDENCE. R I (AI') rh,• num.ber 'lt:Vt'll h.t!. .t!WJ)''~ luJ nugJlJl connotatJOth. It took ,~\·c:u d.l\'' tn Cfl'~te rh.: world ..llld our ltn.·, fl'\\lke around thL· 'lt'n:n dJn 111 ..1 WL't."k . \\e nurn~l ."'t the sl' \ 'C ll Wondr..·n. of thl' World ..uH.i thL' world J~ \\'~ know tt const...r.., of \C\"l'll tOilflnt•nr .... Fvcn Snow Whttl' \\',\ S ,urrnundcd bv ,~,.\·en dwa ffs. . Tht• lt JltJn tr:uhuon. of ~t'f\'lllg the ' 1Fea'it of the Seven Fi~he,·· nn Cl11i~r-. nu s Eve n·okc:o, tt' o wn s~·ml' ofJnyful \\'Ond~r. of m,tgtcJI :t nn.~.: tp .H i L)l L In luly. tt ,.., kti0\\"11 .t\ " L.1 Vtgd1.1 .. (l.t \'t.'t.·-CEE-l1.1). L1k c the English word "\'tg tl." th l' l r.llun t~.·rm l.Oll1L''l frtHll the Litlll worLl t(n ,,-,, k,.fulnl''>'> .md ~ w.ttchltt~. ~ In till' "" Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio t:,3 • • • ' Men~bet F.D.I.C. Route 7P.O. Box 339 211 West Seco.ld Street Tuppers Plains, OH P.O.Box 626 Pomeroy, OH 45/83 45789 164 Upper River Road Gallipolis, OH ~1 740-446-2265 710-992 2136 ,.J;. ' 667-7388 I ' h ' ' ....- ' 1 �,'(:'" P~~ge B 8 • The Daily Sentinel ( Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Thursday, December 21, 2000 Thursday, December 21 , 2000 · The Dally Sentinel • Page B f 'l Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Chef Alfred·Portale writes for •the passionate cool( 1 Books offer entertaining background on wines and drinks) ' ' } . 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Roa. . ted R .1ck of Vt·mson \\'lth Acorn Squash Puree. Bmt Pear C.upacno, .md Pumpkm (;.ulic Cu,t.Hd >. l'orta le also includes 'pena l Lh ..,hr:~ that he pn~parL'S on ly for f.untly and friends; nont.• of thl'm, With tho poS> ible excoptHIIl nf rlie t.\lrp:1ccios. is v~ ry lurd to 111.1kl·. If \'t>u'ro really f,'dlll); flu sh tl11~ holtdav ~easo n , go all our .111d 111.1kt· tht· Lmgume With White Trut11e .... from the '· Ct.·kbrations" clupter. At m ore than S IIIII pa nuJH." t'. the truffles Jrc the mo~t l" o ~ dy 111gn·dtcm 111 rhe world. This Fl"Illld .tn d C.nltc Crmtcd Pork Ro.1st, ti·o m till' .... lllll' duptl'r. i~ inexp en.,t \"t' . \'t~n· l'.l'Y [0 ~Ht'p ,ln' , .1n d · t.t,tl:,· .1 b~olutcly 'e tJ ~.mo tJ J I. 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F'i ~ her - Direc tor w1dl' wint.·~. in .dl "Wine Spectator~s Ultin1ate Guide to Buying Wine, 7th Edition" {WIIh' Sp,·rt.rto r Prl·s~ / Rl1_ nni11g Pre-;,, SJO p.lpc rb.ll'k) Allllrl·h 'r \n·ighty work ..lllothn spL'u.1li ,t 'un·t.·y. hnr rl11" Ollt' L 0\\.'1"~ thr..· world\ \\"illl'~ .md tt i ~; \\TIUL'll \\'Jth . .1 \·ny ditl"'r. : rcll t S\Vl'('t ." Were it not for the conv~rsa­ tional ease, you might well be imimid::ttcd. At age 33, [mmer is one of only 10 wmnen in ·rhc world to hold the title of master lier in · the Unit,' d States. She "The Wine X Magazine X Rated wines" (Three Rivers Press, $12 paperback) by Darryl Roberts , Stewart Dorman and the editors ofWine X maga zin e. . This is a cheap and cheerful blast of information, as anyone who knows th e magazine might expect. Win e X is self- described as " a young-adult lifestyle magazin~ with wine (and other beverages) grafted onto it." 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' • I I ••• From • The Daily Sentinel I WKfH WARM REGARDS As ~now and frost blanket the land, we're warmed by thoughts of the many fine people . we h(Jf)e had the pleasure to serve in the past ·year. · Merry CltristmaJ and God bless you. Editorial C,harlene Hoeflich, Brian Reed, Tony Leach Circulation Mike Jenkins 992-5432 Front Office Debbie Call Judy Clark Pomeroy , ~~~------~----~----~-----' '. ••• YIOUR NEIGHBOR • • DENBIGH-GARRETT FORD ' Because Christmas is nearly here, Children's voice~ ringing with cheer, The gifts all wrapped under the tree, Wondering aloud, ('what could they be?" We're sending you joy and laughter, For now and forever after! Advertising Dave Harris, Matt Haskins I '. Crow's Family Restaurant 228. West Main .£..ooli.ing 'Forward rTo ::M.ali.ing :New 'Friends Yfnd 'TO Serving You ln <Tfie Year <To Come' • t 1-77 Falrplain Exit Ripley, WV 1-800.964-3673 • VALLEY LUMBER 555, PARK STl MIDDLEPORT 992·6611 . < . - --. !i•• ,. I' ·',,••,, ,I " • �,'(:'" P~~ge B 8 • The Daily Sentinel ( Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Thursday, December 21, 2000 Thursday, December 21 , 2000 · The Dally Sentinel • Page B f 'l Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Chef Alfred·Portale writes for •the passionate cool( 1 Books offer entertaining background on wines and drinks) ' ' } . ATLf\NTA (AP\ ~ .Chdl who acbu::vc: globJl fm11..' .1 n: fL'\\. cspccully 1f thl.:'y .m: Am~.·nc.m New _Yorker Alfrt.•d Port.dt: '' among them . Jhey <h.ue J quJhtv uf ""P•rarion th.H !Jft:!-1 th~m b~.·vond ex~ellen ct' tn bnlli.mcL'. W!1:1t sc:tS. PortJ!e .1p.1rt '' ln., ..b.nnc tlvf,ly Am ..·nLJn o;;cn.w of wh.1t COilS[I[ll(e-<; h .llltt." (llh llll'. Port.llc grew ur Butl.J!o , N .Y. 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Tr:tn sf~.:· r to J roast- _, mg pan .md roast for abottt 73 . minutes, or until the internal rcmpcr.t tll rl' in th e thickc ~ t ~ec - . tJou rcgistt.:rs 130 F on .t tllt'.lt thcrmomL·tc:r. R enmvc ti·om oven .111d CO\'l'r loosely with foil. L l·t rot for I :1 to : w mJmHe s bct.n rc rr..· mn,·ing the butcher ._ tw in e ;md ~liciug into th ick , 01)1011 fl clove~ garli c, ))l'Clcd :md sliced 2 tt.'a!! poon' tlncly c hopped frt.·~h thyme to.~>poon s finely choppe~ ro'l'lllan· 2 tr:Jspoolb Iindy chopped frc~h sagl' 2 frL·~;h 2 ll'd~poom finely choppt•d frc,h or('gano ~ [r..',l~fHHlll\ ti.'lllll' l l\t'e d5 I I 12 tt.· .t~p P O ll ' co.trw ly g round wh itt' pL·ppr..:r Onl' -1- I /.?. - pound pork nb ro.l\f. rnw ht.·ctuw r.;u IIlLlCh . Thl· 111 m.wy tlll.l ~t'' rh.H • l'\'l't yulll' . hkcd H lungL'f H m .Iritl.l tl''l. the hcrr cr onh bl· c.dkd .1rt. 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F'i ~ her - Direc tor w1dl' wint.·~. in .dl "Wine Spectator~s Ultin1ate Guide to Buying Wine, 7th Edition" {WIIh' Sp,·rt.rto r Prl·s~ / Rl1_ nni11g Pre-;,, SJO p.lpc rb.ll'k) Allllrl·h 'r \n·ighty work ..lllothn spL'u.1li ,t 'un·t.·y. hnr rl11" Ollt' L 0\\.'1"~ thr..· world\ \\"illl'~ .md tt i ~; \\TIUL'll \\'Jth . .1 \·ny ditl"'r. : rcll t S\Vl'('t ." Were it not for the conv~rsa­ tional ease, you might well be imimid::ttcd. At age 33, [mmer is one of only 10 wmnen in ·rhc world to hold the title of master lier in · the Unit,' d States. She "The Wine X Magazine X Rated wines" (Three Rivers Press, $12 paperback) by Darryl Roberts , Stewart Dorman and the editors ofWine X maga zin e. . This is a cheap and cheerful blast of information, as anyone who knows th e magazine might expect. Win e X is self- described as " a young-adult lifestyle magazin~ with wine (and other beverages) grafted onto it." The book offers general background, followed by useful lists of named .md works ::ts bl·vcr.lgL' dirl"ctor for Surwood Hnrds: :m d Resorts , a niaJor ho tl·l nmtp.tny. "American Vintage: The Rise of American Wine" (Houghton Mitllin . S2H) by l'.llll Luk.K\. This 1'1 colo rful b1story. openin g \\'tth a rt...·mmt.kr of T honus Its mu lt1pk. n·r r brief t. .' IHrJt.·~. t.tblc~ .md li s t~ h,wc bct.·n Ctlm- in I HOH tlut Aml-ricms could nuke winL· " doubdc s~ .1s good" .1s {t'lll. pdcd by rht.• \\' ll }L' Jll.lg.lZillC,W.inL' Spectiltor. The ~ty!t...· i' det~tched, dw g:rt.'<H winl's of Europe. co ndu cnn g a literate and apprt:·CI.ltive rour of the whole fti.:ld, region by rl!g ion . ofrl'rs 1\ tan ~t l C~. s:1ying tl1:1t tht.• book wcludL'S i nform ;l{lon for more thJn 40.000 wines pro duced iri more tlun 24 cou ntr ies. including tho Umtod States. The book also giv~s re:1dcrs tips on wine-buying and tasting, "nd lists the magazine's top I ()() wim's from 1998-1999. in businessli ke fas h1o n . "The ge nial, husp•table Andre Perret took over from h is fa th er in 1982," he writes in the e n try "Great Wine Made Simple: for D omaine Andre Perret, on e of Straight Talk From a Master many in the c ha pter on t he Sommelier" (Broadway Books, Rhone Valley. "He lives in Verlieu , $25) by Andrea lmmer. ncar ChJvanay, and his domain~: is Informali ty 'retgus m th is equally dtvidcd bctwct' n Con- ,,:·armly encouraging boo k by dricu and Sain t-Joseph. Addition- o.nc of the top professiona l ally, .h e is a sha recroppe r for wo men 111 the wine field , doing a Robert Jurie de Camicrs. teaching turn. For most people, "Perret's wine~ an.· brilli.mt but lmmer says. rcadmg and tryi ng to unflamboyant and rea lly subtle," memorize wmc f.1cts is boring he co ntinue~. Of two li•al'CL .. , ;md pointless. "Who ever fell m luve a slight prcterence for the love \Vith .1 wi ne .by rt.•:tdin g J ' Coteau de Chery. lt is lc ~s ex pres- .textbook'" sive when young, but it has more H t•r bnok 1s completely d1frer- ' dt.•cl.tration Not" then, actu.tlly, and not rcct.•ntl y :ts a gcn('ration ~1g:n. Uut now. what a difference lub es tinds . The United States Ius br:com(' one of the maj or wine m akin g coun tries in the world, he says m attcr-of-factly. His book tells many stori~ s. includin g how e\·erything changed so quickly. uP remium Beer Drinker's Guide" { F~retly, Stcvt:n Ul·a umont . ~urvt.·y~ S24 . 9j ) by the whiskit.'' .111d bl,·cr~; of the world. of all typl·~ . with plcmy ot lolnr illustr,ttions of ~cc nay, d!~;uJkri"'·s, breweries. pub". hottll''l ,tnd Llbd,. Mellow l·ovcr ~~ "Margaritas " (A m lro\1 ,Mdvl co I, $4 'J '.) Iw B.trb ,Jr.J Al brigh t. A tiny book, fc su\·d y lk~JgiiL'tL fr..·.tturl'S rt...·c ip~:.·s t(ll· uurg,uit;'J' .md ~outh-nf-th e-bordt-r sn.tl'k'. l r would m;1ke ;1 Jll LT !ttdt• stockin g :-.tuffl'r the spirit Mmg Chtitlmlt' To All 01 You// Hill's Citgo. 949-3099 RACINE, OHIO RI0T l'"\"l'll .1s GLOECKNER'S 992-5853 11 0 EAST MAIN POMEROY, OHIO :~li.l~i~¥BKB·~-~-~l:<l~1~~~~~~~~~~ Lukacs is wmc correspondent for tho Washm gton Times, chair nf the Enghsh departm ent at Loyola College in Maryland , and teac hes wine appreciation classes . . "Tuscany and Its Win~s" (C hronicl e [looks, $24.95) by Hu gh Jo h nson. More than just shoring textbook wine lore, Johnso n evokes a picturesque region of Italy. He's considerably helped by Andy Katz's color photographs which freqm:ntly stray from strict obse r:.. vation of the wine business to lovely views of the countryside. Thi s is a pleas ant stroll through a ristmas 590 East Main Street Pomeroy, OH 45769 740-992-5444 Jnmes R . Acree,".Jr.-Director "Hugh Johnson's Pocket Encyclopedia of Wine 2001" (Fireside, $13.95 )The blurb u lls this the 14th editio n of the world'1 best-selling wine book. It IS 1ndoed pocketsized, and efficiently packed \VIth informat1on . _l e tT~rso11·, t.'IH hu si.t~;tic to th e point. The publi, h l' rs' hlurb hts established territury ti>r Jnhn - r.lt(.'d \\'Jill'\, org.Hn7cd by lOLI11son, a prolific and immomdy rry, type .Hid pntc popular English wine writer, author of .the classic "The World "Whisky: The Water of Life Atlas ofWine" (SimoJl & SchusUisge Beatha" (Firefly, ter, 1994) and many other works. $39.95) by Helen Arthur. sommelier; iu 1 £)97 she was the fi rst woman chose n best somme- .tppnuch. Jlfuneral ~ome ~nc. Jtf i ent, she points out. It's her job to share the savvy that makes choosing wine convcment, not confusing. and she extends that attitude to readers. She tells them to rdax . " Thi s ts Andrea·s world of wine, where the list of wine lingo is short a11t! dwtr \',tri ery. ti·u m pri c d l·~s to .1 tford.1bk , from cvny rl•g:wn, r.H111~ winc:s with hi ~ mYn 'it.\r sn. Forry colored m;1p s show \\·he re . th e winL' -g:rowing .11"\' .\~ h~. and tht: tl'Xt starts w ith acade mic ba ckground history. But then Coates expands the focus of his .1ttention, itemi;.r:mg who is· Jmng " ·h,lt now! writing with pe r~o n:tl knowkdgr: of tht: wint.• grmvcrs. Furniture · Jlfisqer Coaws mcs the let ters MW :tfir..· r his ll.llll(' to signify the title Master ,of Wino . H e " a London basL·d writer and cditur of The Vine . J mo nthly wine.: mJgazinc. His Pr<'\' ious book , "Cote lJ'Or : A Cdebratton of the Great Wines ~·f [luq,'> ntdy " (U niwrsity of CaiJforn i:t Press) w.,pn the: J:t lllt.'S Beard Found.1tion .twa rd for bc't wm'' bovk of 1997. · . derson~s · . brows1ng plcasu re. At d11s entertatning ti m(' of yl!.:tr you may be loolang fo r more mformation tOr yourself, or perhaps you know someone who 'd love a book as a present. The following <ampling of n\·\· 'llrn:y of French r hops. Sn\T \\"lth the compott'. Mrl kc s 6 scrvin6rs. In Pomeroy thcnl. "An Encyclopedia of the Wines and Domaines of France" (Unin•rt.; JCy of C.tlifo r111.1 l'ress. S(,()) by Cliw Co.tt,·s. This is on"~ for tbc L:O Jll JO IIi·,eur..... thl· scnou:. sdHli.lrs Df fine Fn:nd t \\"lllL''i . " fr.mce pmducc ~ till'" tlnL· .~t \\' ll1l'~ in th l' wDrld." Co.1tcs s.ly~ 111 hi~ intmdurt1on . "Th.n l ':o Ill\' tht• ~;i~;.'' H r..· folh1\n up wnh .111 l"';:h,nl .. - m the Gan2 At EnjrJy this Chri.~tmaslime and all the mii{Jic it 4old.v. We appreciate your valued visits. depth ." If your taste for thiS kmd of wtnc-world d<'tail equ.tls t he writer\, his leisurely _excursion otTer> long hours of ormchaa- recent publications cover~ .1 \':triety of drinks and ~tyk s: ave A JollY Christmas tJon.tl NEW YORK (AI' ) Whether you know a lot or a httk about wmes, b('crs .md spints. you may like to check out w hat other peoplo have tll say about 'From Our 'Fami~ crol!ours 1 E R 2 t RY MERRY CHRISTMAS H T May your season be brigf?tened by expressions of love ' peace and good will. Many thanks, to all the employees and residents of Middleport. T I R S A M 0 N A L S N 0 A 3 4 5 6 7 D L JAMES L SCHMOLL, O.D. Sandy lannarelll Doctor of Optometry Mayor Village of Middleport 443 General Hartinger Parkway MIDDLEPORT, OH . •. , • .. We've come a long way since the horse-drawn carriage, but our commitment to family traditions and old-fashioned values remains the same. Happy holidays and heartfelt thanks to our many good friends . ' • I I ••• From • The Daily Sentinel I WKfH WARM REGARDS As ~now and frost blanket the land, we're warmed by thoughts of the many fine people . we h(Jf)e had the pleasure to serve in the past ·year. · Merry CltristmaJ and God bless you. Editorial C,harlene Hoeflich, Brian Reed, Tony Leach Circulation Mike Jenkins 992-5432 Front Office Debbie Call Judy Clark Pomeroy , ~~~------~----~----~-----' '. ••• YIOUR NEIGHBOR • • DENBIGH-GARRETT FORD ' Because Christmas is nearly here, Children's voice~ ringing with cheer, The gifts all wrapped under the tree, Wondering aloud, ('what could they be?" We're sending you joy and laughter, For now and forever after! Advertising Dave Harris, Matt Haskins I '. Crow's Family Restaurant 228. West Main .£..ooli.ing 'Forward rTo ::M.ali.ing :New 'Friends Yfnd 'TO Serving You ln <Tfie Year <To Come' • t 1-77 Falrplain Exit Ripley, WV 1-800.964-3673 • VALLEY LUMBER 555, PARK STl MIDDLEPORT 992·6611 . < . - --. !i•• ,. I' ·',,••,, ,I " • �•• Thursday, December 21 , 2000 Page B 10 • The Deily Sentinel Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Schools deal with u -~refugee_ flood in town - BOWLING GREEN. Kv. {AI') Penny Ad.um' th.m E11gh•h rh e !Jlt<'r m11uber . c!Jss hJs helped her lc•ar11 to h .l\ Hll.: n..:.l'l l'll bv uwrc tl1.1n 300 communJCate. preschooler~ at D1shm.m pl·rn· nt. Recently. the fJnuly moved McGinniS School l:>dt o ut .1 In nun y w.1 y~o. l :;,- yc.u -old out of a dilapidatl'd mobile heartv "Jmgle Bells." The lyrK i> N d1.1Ll H .l_JLLlfl' \' JL' 1\ tvp1 r.1l of hnint" bL' (' 3USl' it was n mEnglish. but their ac n:nh .lrL~ tlll· dJ \ tn l..' t\ \'o ung..:r rdl.J g~.· ~.·~ . dem nt.•d. -!"rom around tlic world. H t• h rhn , ·tng .H Bnwltn g Crn·n · Ida llrown , a school \Vorker ' lhl' l:m gu.tges <> po kcn by ll t~h SL IHHll bu 1 ~u ll tn pmg ong1na lly from N1c.Jr<tgua who 1\d:uns' .3- and 4- yt·.l r-ultl \ W - with fH, p.ht til hi' n.ltl \'1." regularly visits the f.1 mily 's dents ar~ :ts Lh\'~rs c JS rhc:tr -,.km Bo . . m.l. home , helped tht• fannly nuke culur~t . Thl"v mclude Spam sh. A'J \\ Hh m.utr mhn rl'fi lgt•t\ Jrr.1nge-mcnts for .1 llt'W hollll'. L:10t1 J11 . Sl'rbo-CroatiJ n .lll d ..,tu~oknt, , .1 rok· n:n:r....JI h.1. . t.1h·n She ,tlso hdpt:d obr.11n ~~ d.OJ I~lt­ AlbamJil . L'd lJL·d tC.1r t'.Kh uf V1ll.aloho\' o.;ix pl.t~.· ~,.• \\' H h ht~ p.m. •ttl\, tnr \\ hn111 Thl· m.tkt·up ot AJ.un -.· d .l'' [n~!J,h 1.., JJHI!I..' tbt1i~.u ll . chtldr..·n. might no t be: Ullll li. U .t!J n T'-·x.1 ~ \l f '' She ~.ud dunks t(H 111.1kmg Nth .~~..l. '"-'.lru ig kh .1!.. t... 1nd ·' Flor~ti.J , h 111 rht ' ' ' · Bo w l111 u IHHllll·.l ' "' t' .H , Illl r. "llliiL'' \'.\'IJI\hn ktd \ · drc..'.lllh .1 r~.·.lhty by .' Grr..· ~..· n .•1 \Yt.'Stl' Tn K ~..· t ltu c k v cul - .IIld,loh· . . Ill Eng!J..,]J .thu ut hl"t ltt-: rJ Jl' lll t'.!Ch ll.l\'lll g: t h L'II' 0\\'11 legl' tow n \ l l rnHll h.h · d lw t~ trtl l L' :lll~)ll Ill I h~,.• Jl ll ddk Uf l 1' ll\ 'l'l'bt" d ... Brm\·n 'I .It t l. . ' . ( 0 llll llll Ill ti l ' ... . \Vn t ~ \· l , ,,J ~,I th ~..· prng r.un . ..,,\tl0!\'1 .1... .1 tr.ln,J.Jwr t ~ n· It!\ p.tr(. h·cr th'-· Lt, t ~~.,, . y~o· ,I r.'. ~..· n t' " ·hd c . . ut Lt'\\ful. \\'Ill h.n·t• to Bu\d11 1~ ( ;rL'l'll h.t. . b l' COI\h.' .111 " I ll.\lb i.HL' 1~ 11' th ~' lll L.\'t'l'\'- t l t .l l l g~..· u iJHinu.Jl! y. 'l~l ~..· n~un.: .Ill · lllh.· xp ~..· ~.· t~.: d h.J\'l'll fur r d"u~~.:~..·, . \\ h l. . 'lt' ... '·11~ 1 ;\J Jh .t~.l. " ht) k i lL'\\' .hlt•q u.Irc ~ uppl y ot' ESL rt'.JC hcn ~ fVLlll y tll:~i L.l,lltltct 'i11 Lh h'nl Eump l' .wd l.ll\1 1..' t l l K~..· mu ~..· k " bt'l..'.lll\t: .1 n.H1o1 l.l l t\: t·l\~1..' 1..' org.lm t:.HtotJ h .h .11 1 otli 1..'1. ' h~..· r~..·. Th~..· low un~..· mploynu.:nt r.ltc .md mod cr.tt ~..· ( \ )H of !tnng Ius kt·pt tlu.:m fru lll llHl\'.lllg on . And ntany imm1gr.mb h.t\'1: bl..'t'll \ O h.1ppy wah rht"tr tlt.' \\' h~..·n: th.\ t they\·~.· ~~tnt for ndJtin:s. who bring along: rhctr dtildrcn . That has creat~J a btmi~n for the mostly white , Englishsp~akmg teachers of the Bowling G rt·c..·n school dis trict, when· now abou t one in eight studt•tus - 450 total - speaks a pnmary language oth er than English. In fac t, Bowling Green's students sp ~ak 18 d1fferent languages, fro m Dutch to Hun ga rian. In one school, 40 percent oi students ta ke part in "ESL" classes - English as a Second Language. Al ong wit h hnguage bar riers, refu gee students oft~ n carry the psyc hological scars of wa r and health problems ra rely seen m America. Many liv~t in poverty. School officials have worked to meet children's needs by hiring teacher aides who are bilingual, especiaJly ill languages such as Serbo-Croatian and Spanish. They also devdoped a parentinvo lve ment p rogram .that includes tea chi11g pa re11ts Engli sh, nuk ing home \'isics ;1nd t~;uning "·ith W~..· s tnn Kentu cky Un iversity to 1\J crease th~ numbt>r nf tt:.tchl'n C l'rnti~d Engh ~h tL'J.c hing .1s .1 bd~ }J'I..' \, (ll\ll ll " (tl Atll L'I'Il'.l [\\'ll Yl..' .l l'\ .lgl' " I !-!O \\ tth tht'lll t\l t hl' doLtO L \(l \.11\ , t L'.ll .llld to bll\· ! lh ~ l l'.ltl l'L' ... lh n he hc . . H .ll l'' .111d lonb do wn wh ~o· n .t ~ k e d .1 bmn th e ~.;.!llicl1 l'l. ' h ...· \\'it111..'~S1..' d 1!1 h i~ home coun try. H l' \,ud he mt ~~ ­ l'~ .1\l unck kiilL·d 111 dtc \\',Jr. ·· 1 ~l..'l' m.my people g~.· t shot, btn I Jidn 't s ~ t· any of my f.nnillt' h l··lhh ::- ~ ly get shot," he said. By reaching out to kids like NihaJ , e-vnyont' has learned rhe bendits of sh.1reJ · k11owlt-Jge and culture. s.ud Vicki Writscl. director o f spt:-cial programs in the dis tric t. "You don't have to be Hispanic to reac h and teac h a Hispanic ch,ld," Wn tsel said . "You don't have to be Bosnia n to reach a!ld teach a Bos nian studen t." The district sponsors morn ing and ·evening E nglish classes fi:J r parents wanting to lea rn English. About 30 adul ts parucipa te. The families arc also visited m th ei r ho mes by school wo rk~ er s. In some si t u :~ti ons. the workers hdp pare nts Wllh l'Veryday tasks suc h as paying bills. O lga Villal<;>bos, " native of Mexil'o w hose h usb:llJd., works at Fr uit of thL· Loo m , s·;1id through J l1 intaprctL'r t h ;~t the 111 rh r futllrl·. \Vnl \\.'1 1 ~ working s ~ co ud ment to t d l the dlffercn..:e," SUC(L'SS. mused the South C hin a Morn- other; ' Tht ly w rote. On the Net: hnmigratio n and R efu gees Services of America: http://irsa-usc r.org Bowling Gre en Independent School District: http ://www.bg. k l2. ky. LJS -TRIVIA Italy because he was afraid it would interfere with his fre- g oll L' frnm th~ rc•al thing or the l.Jckcd the disce rn - quent vacalions there. M•A•s•H when he was ' Rocky Hupp Ins. R•clzv. Car~l, Ri, Rachael &lindsav· chao.;;'' The dt strH.t · ha ~ n't alw.Jy., bc~o.'n ~ o dJ v~..·rs~.·. Four yc.trs ago. the di stri ct h.lll no ES L tt: .ldlL·rs and 14(1 'l tlld l' nh whml.' prim ,try bngtu gL' \\' ,1 ~ 'i onH: th ing o t he r 1·74H92-1758 West • 2 • Wherev.er yougo l,hls holiday season. our bcslwishes are with you. It's been a privilege and a pleasure servingyou this pastyear. GIT II EMS• EMA MUI. .B ERRY POMEROY ~ ',, ::,, FRANK & EARNEST ., .I'IIt GOT /POW/II TO .',· AIIIOTtl~~ T~IP1 sro~e 61LT ~ . . . • The Cheshire Food Mart. cm .., ,.. .~ ,.. ,,' •• •• ''·· ''·· mE 111TI: c;ce,t-.~\ I..OOK ve~.Y &:X;O. Wf\Y COO\ WE. \IZ.'i\ORNII>I6 liS ()P..D ~I DUO F~TI'E. WN.L7 ::,. ,. ,r. .,., Bob's B.P. Middleport .., II:> eM? :'>I IX I ~ FI'\C.I KG Tf\C ----------~ ! W~LL I I I '' BIG NATF. :n. u~ ... LIKE TO HA~C FOR TO @. UY HEIZ- A BRA WITHOU T MV l!oUY A . 1<0FF 1 ;,t SPORTS r T 'LL BE ~ EA~ . 5 1ST Ell. . KNOWIN& B U ~T ~ E 1<. 51 ~E . BRA . Rx02 INC. • .. PEANUTS • Oxygen Machine (Concentrators) • Portable oxygen • Free delivery & set up • Same Day Service • Cou~y calls for portable oxygen users on Mondays & Fridays" • All cpcygen machines are Brand New models and analyzers are built Into the machine for ·safety & confidence: • We do all billings West North I t 23 Unit of light 26 Be ahead 28 Solar disk 29 Female sandpiper 30 Roof edge 31 Not friendly 33 Uthely 36 letters on a cross DOWN 1 Humorist 2 Soul (Fr.j 3 Celtlcs' org . 4 Unless-(Let.) 5 Critics Slskel . and - 6 .AiricanAra~lan waters (2 wds.) . 7 Piua herb 1• 2• 2• Pass Pass Easl Pass Pass Pass ' HI. MARCIE .. W~AT DID 't'OU . PUT DOWN FOR ~OW l(OU . :SPENT 'lOUR CHRISTMAS VACATION? Apparentl y, if you reach 50 years of age during the next 12 months, it is 50-50 that you will live to 100. That's good l)ews -for those in the long-lived half! And someone already knew the secret. Victor Hugo, who died in 1885, had this inscribed over his study's door: To rise at six, to dine at ten , To sup at six, to sleep at ten, Makes a man live for ten times ten. Well , as you will have guessed, today 's deal revolves around 10 - not a 10, but 10 tricks .- How would you try to make four spades after West leads the heart king ? With more favorable vul!lerability, Eas t. should make a preemptive leap to four hearts, hopin g both to shut out South and to suggest to panner what might be a profitabl e sacrifice. As West rates to have the club ace, there i ~ a danger of losing one diamond and three clubs. But if you assume from hi s opening lead that Wes t has the hea11 queen, there is a guaranteed line of play. Win with dummy's heart ace , draw trumps ending in th e dum my, then call for the heart jack,. and instead of ruffin g.,discard a club (o r diamond). West wins the trick, but is endplayed . If he leads a minor, it elimi nates a loser in that suit. And if he returns a heart, ·you ruff in the dummy and discard a club from hand . Whatever happens, yoltwin l0 tri cks and score a perfect I 0 ' from partner. Yes , with this layout you could win with the heart ace, ruff the heart jac k, draw trumps ending in the dummy, and pl ay a diamond to your jack. Eventually, you will endplay West with the fourth di amond . However, this line doesn 't work so well when West has the Quee n-do ubl eton of diamonds. . I WROTE ABOUT HOW I VISITED TI-lE MUSEUM, AND CLEANED OUT OUR 6ARA6E AND ~ELPED MOM POLISH ALL T~E SILVERWARE ... • 4-wheel drive vehicles to service you In severe weather ~'Your With 19 years experience, we are· determined to meet your every need. We know that if we don't take care of your needs ... someone else will · W'Birthday Friday, Dec . 22 , 2000 T he payoff for projects you've ~ad in the mill for some time is ~l oser than you mi ght,th ink . Fi n;sh what you started this year ~efore embarking on· a new venlllrc or enterprise . . ' CAPRI CORN (Dec . 22-Jan. .19) Lookin g for ways to dodge or postpone responsi bi li ti es that xeq ui re your immediate attention \oday wi II compo und problems, bot a void them . Keep your nose to ;.,e gri ndstone . Know where to look for romance and you'll find ~-The Astra-Graph Matc hmaker Instantly reveals which signs are £omanticall y perfect for you. Mail $2.75 to Matchmaker, c/o this ~ewspaper, P.O. Box 1758, Murmy Hill Station, New York , NY 675-3582 Rt. 62 N, Point Plensant 505 Mulberry Heights Pomeroy, Oh (740) 992-9343 The Little Company with the BIG Service l Thi s is es pec ially tflle i f it involves yo ur career. You coul d easil y miscalculate . AR IES (March 21-April 19) Be very careful not to exaggerate or pretend you're knowledgeable about something which. in truth. you know very little.' Yo u' ll be exposed and coul d be very_embarrassed. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Do not take on any long-term fi scal obli gations at this ti me ir"a loss coul d jeopardize yo ur present lifesty le. It's not a good day for ge ttin g into debt. · GEM INI (May 21-Jun e 20) It 's extremely important you not all ow someone whose judg men¥ yo u have t'oun d q uestio nable ibt, the past im pose his or her opin J 'J0 J56. I ions or decisions on yot1 today. ~ AQUAR IUS (Jan 20-Feb . 19) Think for yourse lf. It's good to be in a sociable mood , CANCER (J une 2i -July 22) but you'd be wise today to stick Be a prod ucer, not a procrastina!O socializing wl~h tried-and-true tor today . Your co-workers , or . friends rather than moving in cir- worse yet, your boss will become cles with just a!lybody. Things extremely disenchanted with you · inight not turn o ut well. if you fa il t0 shoulder your ' PISC ES (Feb . 20-March 20) responsibilities. 1 You might fee l y<l u have the edge LEO (July 23-Aug . 22) There today, but take nothing foe grant- is a strong probability today that ' ed in competitive developments. your self-discipli ne might not be ' 8 Wine ·' 9 ".,.- a girl !" ; 10 .. Classic'' • 1• start 11 Sea eagle 13 Large sea creatures ' • 18 Gratify ' 19 Aviation hero Chuck - ·: 20 Musician , Cugat 22 Remained ' 23 Charles' title 24 Longs (lor} : 25 OefM:nds (on) 27 Neoghbor of· Md . ' 32 .Spy org. 34 Widen 35 " Thelma and-" 39 Fa1S, e.g. 43 Relief-carved 45 S:~asso aljd Adriatic J , 47 Shade ol bll!e 48 Neighbor ot 1 Minn. 49 King topp•n . 50 Deci mal base 52 Atty.'s deg; · ' 53 Poor mark 54 LAX abbr. '" CELEBRITY CIPHER ."'' by Luis Campos Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are c re~led from quotations by famous people, past and present. Each lener tn the cipher stands fOf another. Today's cJua: 0 equals F ... MRZY • E RW R B I P R W RKYXEBRW MY R C. PRGR.WBY . ' HAAC MYRXL E L ' 0 RWC R HGAXER - ~. YDLYORW PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Why should we mind if men have their tacos on lh"; money. as long as we get our hands on It?.. - Ivy Baker Priest ·• ..·'' '~~:~:~' S©"R~lA-~£trs· 141to4 ClAY I. POllAN _..;...._ _ __ ~y O Rearrange '-tters of four ocromblod worda WOlD IIMI th. be, I I I I PI I .' ' ... low to form four simple worda. EMPAPR I I 1 1. 1'1 ~ 2 ' ! C> . ...' r"'"""':'"G~U~B:-::-E-:-o--,~"',, l 111 I t--,-1-;lng;-;,r-1"1-TI-i I 4 . S . . KRI T EN '",, ., .' ELTDV . .. r "I just got back from a trip ," the .. comic told his audience. "!looked . : .. like my passport, " he smiled , "so I .: . knew I --- - - - the trip. ·1 G) Complete the chuckle quoJed . . . _ _ . br filling in the missing words .__.._....__,__.._...__, you develop from step No. 3 be&ow. SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS ::,. , .' i Liking - Showy - Tmge - Insist - NO TH ING Some people will argue over any thing. II has been my experie nce th at il is worse if people argue over NOTHING. .· .' ' ,...I T--H-UR-S-DA_Y_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _D..... EC~E--M..... BE~R-2--,1L : ,. . • 57 Feel 58 Join metals . BY PHILLIP ALDER from everyone at ThP Ohio VaUey's Homecare Oxygen Specialist Serving Maso11, Gallia, Meigs & Athens Counties 56 I C~~puchln Aim for 100 :: ,. President/Owner South 4• I,. ' :: THE BORN LOSER Randy Marnhout 48 51 55 • monkey Mrs. Nixon Hoses Mrs. Marcos Glacial epoch (2 wds.) Merchant Opening lead: • K Happy Holidays .ilt!HI~! ---~i.o~···· 46 # • Vulnerable: East-West Dealer: North '• OXYGEN 45 Answer to Prevtou s Puzat • A J 2 • K 54 ''·• PRESCRIPTION , • A J 10 9 6 5 """,, . ,,'· • Respiratory Therapist 8 7 10 7 6 3 2 10 7 Q J 10 8 37 Look Ill 38 Playwright Cowerd 40 Skin aliment 41 Commit a faux pas 42 Playful 44 19th letter • 4 J' • MEIGS COUNTY EMERGENCY SERVICE A 9 3 South In th e Year of th e C had, ;~ ppe a ran ccs ca n be de ceiving. So m February guards at Gree ce's Kor ydallo s Prison 992·9921 • • • • 1 Paler 7 Pertolnlng to sheep 12 Drink 13 Steele or King 14 Made fun of t 5 Puppeteer Jim 16 Apr. 1S addre11ee 17 In time gone by 18 Communion vessel 21 Famous physlciot East •KQ985 • Q9 8 5 Your support over the past 5 years has made our business a success 81. we thank you! We w~sh all of you a Very Merry Christmas . ' and Best Wishes for The New Year! HOliDAY GREETINGS .(Co. Rd. 20) Pomeroy, OH • .A J ... in g Pqst. 840 General Hertlnger Parkway 12·21 ·00 • K 6 4 3 • 7 6 2 The symbol for Prescription is Rx The symbol for Oxygen is 02 The symbol for excellence in ·Home Oxygen Care is May Y"ll mel in the sifts of this 11U18ica/ SttiSOII. • \\'on dc.' rful. Th i ll ~' h,l\'L' l'L'.tlly f .l ill'n ll Ho pl.ll· t·, .. \,1 1\.\ 1 \l.tyo. \\'ho ll'.h. h~..· . . A t llL' l'l L..l ll n \ ·lL., .H Bowl lllg ( ;r~.·L·n l l1gh Sl h\ H) l. .. At fi rst. It \\',\'1 . J ti~ t .1 room fu ll 0f k1ds WL' \\ t'l'L' ju \t t ry 111 g ro teac h so m l..' En gl1 "h. It w.l'i 34480 Rocksprlng Rd. ROBOTMAN Director Robert Allmiiii'S son Mike wrote the lyrics for the famous theme song of the 1970 movie 14. North • K Q4 3 Services '.ughl' rn Country 'ana ... :· ·: :,.· ,. b\'. thl..' Wishing you a season filled with great joy! Many thanks for your friendship! .,,•• Enjoy this season to the fullest! PRESCRIPTION OXYGEN .ltio n. LL·amuh M ,l\'0. otlL' of th~..· tirst ESL tt.·.Khcrs 111 tilL' di ~tncr. ~ :nJ it h ,hn't hL' l'tl .m t',l'l\' ro :td " ft \ to pass for -7838 Fo r 1h ~..: ft() rt .... . t11~..· t.hstri u fL'CL'nrly \\',\" g n ·~.· n .1 PEAK Aw.nd Publi c Edu~.·.Hnln AL h ll'\'L'S Ill K~o'l ltti l k\' . - dec ided to take a closer look at a <tufTed chicke n ca rr ied by a visiting wife wh ose husb and Thanks for your patronage! Rowan Atkinson didn't want his movie Bean distributed in ALDER \\'1..' 1'1. ' t.t k..: n in rratl's so me of the progrJm 's The Wise: l.m gu.J g~ . lllll ~ili,\ II S ;~udi e nce "I luvc realiZed, it does no t matte r whert:- your h o me country is. everyo ne ca n lear n from o11e another and help eac h PHILLIP li n le surp r i s ~ thi s y ~a r when Si n g.1pore an noli JH'Cd SOlll L' ~trid~.· . Whe n fan·d wit h .1 111...'\\' 1.1\\·, pu blic r~.· :-.t romns wl ll blJ r.tt~..·d · rulc .., b r~..· .lkc..· t' s will .llw.n· ~ tin d .1 T h ou~.t ll d' of H ong Kn n.g r uhurc \'ltl t u n.•:-. p.u d .tbou t SJO wi th mll' co tin· stJni , JUSt li h· way to gl't .~round it. fancy hot"·ls ;llld rt..· s ta u ~J n t~. .l pi~..-'L" I..' in Augm t for p ~..·rfor­ Acl'ording ro Ru1111..:\ d.uly II In d11..· words of S i ng.l por~.·'s ll l.liK._. , nt the Mo,l-0\\' Ph ilh .tr- . M~..· ~';1 ggL· ro , \Yh L·n It.t li.tn po licl,.' tlHllll <" O n· hc..•,rr.l. Tnn1 bk· \\',1\, p ri m l' m in i·\tc..·r. { ;n h Chok announrnl in St.·ptembt.·r th .lt the tH~o' hl.'~ t r.l \\' ,1 ~ u ntnn g: To ng. :1 de .m snl.'tc..•ty IS ·· ;J gr.1- thcv woul d nmti st'.ltc..' c trs ol r 1nu ~ sn clt.'t \'. E u ro p~.· .u th~,· time. llll..' n solir in ng prost itutl""· c usH o ng Ko ng ofti.t·i,d\ .ldm itFloridia ns, t;~k,· h,·;m : In Aus- to me rs simply J ust L·d oft' old tnl th.1t rht.· p t• rt(,n w.·rs were trali a. eh.·ctio n authoriti es d is- rusty bicycll'\ aud peJ all"ll off in mostly frl"1.'- Lln re 11111S il' i.1ns. cowred th at th e voter rolls in searc h o f ~ex . Still , (o mp la ints wen.• mutl:- J . " Eith..:r th ey w~..· re good r.: nuugh t:Jkl' The_Dally Sentinel· Page 84 11 ACROss · New South Wales irclud ed • · ca t. Parlia me nt member Alasda!T Webster uncove red the fehne pn.•sJdc nti al ck·nm n . But few wa~ · incar n:rJ[cd o n d rug fraud w hen his lett er welcomna tions wen· immun e fro m cha rgt•s. ing C uracao Fischer C hart was Inside, th ey fo tlnd heroin and re turn ed by the post office in qui rky ~niti gs-<~ n . From a hapless Nonwgian a fi le. T he woman da uned she Novembe r. bu rgb r w Sm ga po re's quest fo r o nly \vant cd to fee d her hu sNo t everyo ne was amused . the pe rfect toilet, to ihe ta le of band and that the chic ken had "This stuff about cats and b<c 11 give n to her by an Al ba n.1 saint nan11..·d C had , hcr\: ·s· a ian . She was arrested fo r drug dogs is denigrating the Auss.un pln1t-:' tralia n Elt·ctora l Com mission in traffic ki ng. my view and is trivializing the The city of Ho ng Kon g has App cara 11 ce lS csp<eia ll y Aus-tra lia n dc ctoral system. lllldc its reputation as .1 wo rldeLm pun-eyo r of top qua lity im port ant in imagl' -Co nsno us whic h is bloody good comt:1kc..·s - ~._· <nmtcrft•J t R ulexes. Sing.tporc. w here litt~..· rl ng an d part:>d t o w hat 's happtn ing: ov.:rpirat,·J C:D s, 1:1kc Gm·ci b;~gs. f.1i hn g m flus h pubhc to ilets ca n s<.~ as .' ' s;•iJ L 1bor p.H iiamc n t P.-rh .•p' .that 's why .d kgeJ iy bring big fine~ . So it cJmc .1s llll' lll ber Mid1.1cl D.mbv. wn h W c , CL rtl K...·n tu (l.:\' Ulli\·.,·r'H\ ' U !l f.Sl. 111'1 [1' \ICtilll l. " \\'~· l.l n 't k~..·\.·p do111g bu.;illl'"' 111 rlw 'l. lllll' o ld \\',1\'... Wnr'L'I ,,l td. .. We..·'n · got t1J kl'L'p r ~..· xhing to our cli~..· nt'l ... \Xl rir . .d !~.li d .1 li nt• wrin cu in .1 book by T hu y Nguyen, . a tl.lt i n · of Vi ~..·tn a m w ho attt•nds high sc hool in the district. illus- A Word From 111 Awired but fallible world (AI') Fro m afar, no nlooked with Am nic J ns bem use mcnt at the <.lcadlocked Pomer1oy, Middleport, Ohio ~··~ALLEYOOP jjLi~()(iJ~--------~------~--------------------::--------------------~~~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.. 1 NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDOI: 5V2e ".., TH.I.NIU'Ut.. DINNV ) ~~~;';~; DECIIJED T'Wo.JT o\IWuND01: FOQ US' '-' • • _Thurldey, December 21 , 2000 ope rative and ca use you to o verindu lge. Relax and enjoy yourse lf, but do everyth ing ill moderati o n. , VIRGO (A ug. 23 -Sept. 22) Someo ne who is spoi l!'! d and accustomed to having his or her way might attempt to pu sh you arou nd today. Don 'I be a patsy and let th is individual con tinue those selfi sh wnys. LIBRA (Sept. 23 -0ct. 23 ) It's important to always remain opti· mis tic . and posit ive abo ut that whi ch is feas1 hie . However, todav wishful thillkinQ might overrid~ rcali srn. 1 ma,irr g di sappo intment ine \"itable . SCORP IO cOct. 24-Nov. 22) What look' like a good dea l today co uld turn out to be anyth in g but. Carefull y c.xa mi ne eit her merchandi se or a proposition before buying what's bei ng sold. SAG ITTARI US (Nov. 23-Dec . 21) Be cenai n the person with whom you are negotiati ng today is bending over backward to be fair , then foll ow his or her exam ple . An agreement is only as good as the intent of both sides. ·. ' �•• Thursday, December 21 , 2000 Page B 10 • The Deily Sentinel Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Schools deal with u -~refugee_ flood in town - BOWLING GREEN. Kv. {AI') Penny Ad.um' th.m E11gh•h rh e !Jlt<'r m11uber . c!Jss hJs helped her lc•ar11 to h .l\ Hll.: n..:.l'l l'll bv uwrc tl1.1n 300 communJCate. preschooler~ at D1shm.m pl·rn· nt. Recently. the fJnuly moved McGinniS School l:>dt o ut .1 In nun y w.1 y~o. l :;,- yc.u -old out of a dilapidatl'd mobile heartv "Jmgle Bells." The lyrK i> N d1.1Ll H .l_JLLlfl' \' JL' 1\ tvp1 r.1l of hnint" bL' (' 3USl' it was n mEnglish. but their ac n:nh .lrL~ tlll· dJ \ tn l..' t\ \'o ung..:r rdl.J g~.· ~.·~ . dem nt.•d. -!"rom around tlic world. H t• h rhn , ·tng .H Bnwltn g Crn·n · Ida llrown , a school \Vorker ' lhl' l:m gu.tges <> po kcn by ll t~h SL IHHll bu 1 ~u ll tn pmg ong1na lly from N1c.Jr<tgua who 1\d:uns' .3- and 4- yt·.l r-ultl \ W - with fH, p.ht til hi' n.ltl \'1." regularly visits the f.1 mily 's dents ar~ :ts Lh\'~rs c JS rhc:tr -,.km Bo . . m.l. home , helped tht• fannly nuke culur~t . Thl"v mclude Spam sh. A'J \\ Hh m.utr mhn rl'fi lgt•t\ Jrr.1nge-mcnts for .1 llt'W hollll'. L:10t1 J11 . Sl'rbo-CroatiJ n .lll d ..,tu~oknt, , .1 rok· n:n:r....JI h.1. . t.1h·n She ,tlso hdpt:d obr.11n ~~ d.OJ I~lt­ AlbamJil . L'd lJL·d tC.1r t'.Kh uf V1ll.aloho\' o.;ix pl.t~.· ~,.• \\' H h ht~ p.m. •ttl\, tnr \\ hn111 Thl· m.tkt·up ot AJ.un -.· d .l'' [n~!J,h 1.., JJHI!I..' tbt1i~.u ll . chtldr..·n. might no t be: Ullll li. U .t!J n T'-·x.1 ~ \l f '' She ~.ud dunks t(H 111.1kmg Nth .~~..l. '"-'.lru ig kh .1!.. t... 1nd ·' Flor~ti.J , h 111 rht ' ' ' · Bo w l111 u IHHllll·.l ' "' t' .H , Illl r. "llliiL'' \'.\'IJI\hn ktd \ · drc..'.lllh .1 r~.·.lhty by .' Grr..· ~..· n .•1 \Yt.'Stl' Tn K ~..· t ltu c k v cul - .IIld,loh· . . Ill Eng!J..,]J .thu ut hl"t ltt-: rJ Jl' lll t'.!Ch ll.l\'lll g: t h L'II' 0\\'11 legl' tow n \ l l rnHll h.h · d lw t~ trtl l L' :lll~)ll Ill I h~,.• Jl ll ddk Uf l 1' ll\ 'l'l'bt" d ... Brm\·n 'I .It t l. . ' . ( 0 llll llll Ill ti l ' ... . \Vn t ~ \· l , ,,J ~,I th ~..· prng r.un . ..,,\tl0!\'1 .1... .1 tr.ln,J.Jwr t ~ n· It!\ p.tr(. h·cr th'-· Lt, t ~~.,, . y~o· ,I r.'. ~..· n t' " ·hd c . . ut Lt'\\ful. \\'Ill h.n·t• to Bu\d11 1~ ( ;rL'l'll h.t. . b l' COI\h.' .111 " I ll.\lb i.HL' 1~ 11' th ~' lll L.\'t'l'\'- t l t .l l l g~..· u iJHinu.Jl! y. 'l~l ~..· n~un.: .Ill · lllh.· xp ~..· ~.· t~.: d h.J\'l'll fur r d"u~~.:~..·, . \\ h l. . 'lt' ... '·11~ 1 ;\J Jh .t~.l. " ht) k i lL'\\' .hlt•q u.Irc ~ uppl y ot' ESL rt'.JC hcn ~ fVLlll y tll:~i L.l,lltltct 'i11 Lh h'nl Eump l' .wd l.ll\1 1..' t l l K~..· mu ~..· k " bt'l..'.lll\t: .1 n.H1o1 l.l l t\: t·l\~1..' 1..' org.lm t:.HtotJ h .h .11 1 otli 1..'1. ' h~..· r~..·. Th~..· low un~..· mploynu.:nt r.ltc .md mod cr.tt ~..· ( \ )H of !tnng Ius kt·pt tlu.:m fru lll llHl\'.lllg on . And ntany imm1gr.mb h.t\'1: bl..'t'll \ O h.1ppy wah rht"tr tlt.' \\' h~..·n: th.\ t they\·~.· ~~tnt for ndJtin:s. who bring along: rhctr dtildrcn . That has creat~J a btmi~n for the mostly white , Englishsp~akmg teachers of the Bowling G rt·c..·n school dis trict, when· now abou t one in eight studt•tus - 450 total - speaks a pnmary language oth er than English. In fac t, Bowling Green's students sp ~ak 18 d1fferent languages, fro m Dutch to Hun ga rian. In one school, 40 percent oi students ta ke part in "ESL" classes - English as a Second Language. Al ong wit h hnguage bar riers, refu gee students oft~ n carry the psyc hological scars of wa r and health problems ra rely seen m America. Many liv~t in poverty. School officials have worked to meet children's needs by hiring teacher aides who are bilingual, especiaJly ill languages such as Serbo-Croatian and Spanish. They also devdoped a parentinvo lve ment p rogram .that includes tea chi11g pa re11ts Engli sh, nuk ing home \'isics ;1nd t~;uning "·ith W~..· s tnn Kentu cky Un iversity to 1\J crease th~ numbt>r nf tt:.tchl'n C l'rnti~d Engh ~h tL'J.c hing .1s .1 bd~ }J'I..' \, (ll\ll ll " (tl Atll L'I'Il'.l [\\'ll Yl..' .l l'\ .lgl' " I !-!O \\ tth tht'lll t\l t hl' doLtO L \(l \.11\ , t L'.ll .llld to bll\· ! lh ~ l l'.ltl l'L' ... lh n he hc . . H .ll l'' .111d lonb do wn wh ~o· n .t ~ k e d .1 bmn th e ~.;.!llicl1 l'l. ' h ...· \\'it111..'~S1..' d 1!1 h i~ home coun try. H l' \,ud he mt ~~ ­ l'~ .1\l unck kiilL·d 111 dtc \\',Jr. ·· 1 ~l..'l' m.my people g~.· t shot, btn I Jidn 't s ~ t· any of my f.nnillt' h l··lhh ::- ~ ly get shot," he said. By reaching out to kids like NihaJ , e-vnyont' has learned rhe bendits of sh.1reJ · k11owlt-Jge and culture. s.ud Vicki Writscl. director o f spt:-cial programs in the dis tric t. "You don't have to be Hispanic to reac h and teac h a Hispanic ch,ld," Wn tsel said . "You don't have to be Bosnia n to reach a!ld teach a Bos nian studen t." The district sponsors morn ing and ·evening E nglish classes fi:J r parents wanting to lea rn English. About 30 adul ts parucipa te. The families arc also visited m th ei r ho mes by school wo rk~ er s. In some si t u :~ti ons. the workers hdp pare nts Wllh l'Veryday tasks suc h as paying bills. O lga Villal<;>bos, " native of Mexil'o w hose h usb:llJd., works at Fr uit of thL· Loo m , s·;1id through J l1 intaprctL'r t h ;~t the 111 rh r futllrl·. \Vnl \\.'1 1 ~ working s ~ co ud ment to t d l the dlffercn..:e," SUC(L'SS. mused the South C hin a Morn- other; ' Tht ly w rote. On the Net: hnmigratio n and R efu gees Services of America: http://irsa-usc r.org Bowling Gre en Independent School District: http ://www.bg. k l2. ky. LJS -TRIVIA Italy because he was afraid it would interfere with his fre- g oll L' frnm th~ rc•al thing or the l.Jckcd the disce rn - quent vacalions there. M•A•s•H when he was ' Rocky Hupp Ins. R•clzv. Car~l, Ri, Rachael &lindsav· chao.;;'' The dt strH.t · ha ~ n't alw.Jy., bc~o.'n ~ o dJ v~..·rs~.·. Four yc.trs ago. the di stri ct h.lll no ES L tt: .ldlL·rs and 14(1 'l tlld l' nh whml.' prim ,try bngtu gL' \\' ,1 ~ 'i onH: th ing o t he r 1·74H92-1758 West • 2 • Wherev.er yougo l,hls holiday season. our bcslwishes are with you. It's been a privilege and a pleasure servingyou this pastyear. GIT II EMS• EMA MUI. .B ERRY POMEROY ~ ',, ::,, FRANK & EARNEST ., .I'IIt GOT /POW/II TO .',· AIIIOTtl~~ T~IP1 sro~e 61LT ~ . . . • The Cheshire Food Mart. cm .., ,.. .~ ,.. ,,' •• •• ''·· ''·· mE 111TI: c;ce,t-.~\ I..OOK ve~.Y &:X;O. Wf\Y COO\ WE. \IZ.'i\ORNII>I6 liS ()P..D ~I DUO F~TI'E. WN.L7 ::,. ,. ,r. .,., Bob's B.P. Middleport .., II:> eM? :'>I IX I ~ FI'\C.I KG Tf\C ----------~ ! W~LL I I I '' BIG NATF. :n. u~ ... LIKE TO HA~C FOR TO @. UY HEIZ- A BRA WITHOU T MV l!oUY A . 1<0FF 1 ;,t SPORTS r T 'LL BE ~ EA~ . 5 1ST Ell. . KNOWIN& B U ~T ~ E 1<. 51 ~E . BRA . Rx02 INC. • .. PEANUTS • Oxygen Machine (Concentrators) • Portable oxygen • Free delivery & set up • Same Day Service • Cou~y calls for portable oxygen users on Mondays & Fridays" • All cpcygen machines are Brand New models and analyzers are built Into the machine for ·safety & confidence: • We do all billings West North I t 23 Unit of light 26 Be ahead 28 Solar disk 29 Female sandpiper 30 Roof edge 31 Not friendly 33 Uthely 36 letters on a cross DOWN 1 Humorist 2 Soul (Fr.j 3 Celtlcs' org . 4 Unless-(Let.) 5 Critics Slskel . and - 6 .AiricanAra~lan waters (2 wds.) . 7 Piua herb 1• 2• 2• Pass Pass Easl Pass Pass Pass ' HI. MARCIE .. W~AT DID 't'OU . PUT DOWN FOR ~OW l(OU . :SPENT 'lOUR CHRISTMAS VACATION? Apparentl y, if you reach 50 years of age during the next 12 months, it is 50-50 that you will live to 100. That's good l)ews -for those in the long-lived half! And someone already knew the secret. Victor Hugo, who died in 1885, had this inscribed over his study's door: To rise at six, to dine at ten , To sup at six, to sleep at ten, Makes a man live for ten times ten. Well , as you will have guessed, today 's deal revolves around 10 - not a 10, but 10 tricks .- How would you try to make four spades after West leads the heart king ? With more favorable vul!lerability, Eas t. should make a preemptive leap to four hearts, hopin g both to shut out South and to suggest to panner what might be a profitabl e sacrifice. As West rates to have the club ace, there i ~ a danger of losing one diamond and three clubs. But if you assume from hi s opening lead that Wes t has the hea11 queen, there is a guaranteed line of play. Win with dummy's heart ace , draw trumps ending in th e dum my, then call for the heart jack,. and instead of ruffin g.,discard a club (o r diamond). West wins the trick, but is endplayed . If he leads a minor, it elimi nates a loser in that suit. And if he returns a heart, ·you ruff in the dummy and discard a club from hand . Whatever happens, yoltwin l0 tri cks and score a perfect I 0 ' from partner. Yes , with this layout you could win with the heart ace, ruff the heart jac k, draw trumps ending in the dummy, and pl ay a diamond to your jack. Eventually, you will endplay West with the fourth di amond . However, this line doesn 't work so well when West has the Quee n-do ubl eton of diamonds. . I WROTE ABOUT HOW I VISITED TI-lE MUSEUM, AND CLEANED OUT OUR 6ARA6E AND ~ELPED MOM POLISH ALL T~E SILVERWARE ... • 4-wheel drive vehicles to service you In severe weather ~'Your With 19 years experience, we are· determined to meet your every need. We know that if we don't take care of your needs ... someone else will · W'Birthday Friday, Dec . 22 , 2000 T he payoff for projects you've ~ad in the mill for some time is ~l oser than you mi ght,th ink . Fi n;sh what you started this year ~efore embarking on· a new venlllrc or enterprise . . ' CAPRI CORN (Dec . 22-Jan. .19) Lookin g for ways to dodge or postpone responsi bi li ti es that xeq ui re your immediate attention \oday wi II compo und problems, bot a void them . Keep your nose to ;.,e gri ndstone . Know where to look for romance and you'll find ~-The Astra-Graph Matc hmaker Instantly reveals which signs are £omanticall y perfect for you. Mail $2.75 to Matchmaker, c/o this ~ewspaper, P.O. Box 1758, Murmy Hill Station, New York , NY 675-3582 Rt. 62 N, Point Plensant 505 Mulberry Heights Pomeroy, Oh (740) 992-9343 The Little Company with the BIG Service l Thi s is es pec ially tflle i f it involves yo ur career. You coul d easil y miscalculate . AR IES (March 21-April 19) Be very careful not to exaggerate or pretend you're knowledgeable about something which. in truth. you know very little.' Yo u' ll be exposed and coul d be very_embarrassed. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Do not take on any long-term fi scal obli gations at this ti me ir"a loss coul d jeopardize yo ur present lifesty le. It's not a good day for ge ttin g into debt. · GEM INI (May 21-Jun e 20) It 's extremely important you not all ow someone whose judg men¥ yo u have t'oun d q uestio nable ibt, the past im pose his or her opin J 'J0 J56. I ions or decisions on yot1 today. ~ AQUAR IUS (Jan 20-Feb . 19) Think for yourse lf. It's good to be in a sociable mood , CANCER (J une 2i -July 22) but you'd be wise today to stick Be a prod ucer, not a procrastina!O socializing wl~h tried-and-true tor today . Your co-workers , or . friends rather than moving in cir- worse yet, your boss will become cles with just a!lybody. Things extremely disenchanted with you · inight not turn o ut well. if you fa il t0 shoulder your ' PISC ES (Feb . 20-March 20) responsibilities. 1 You might fee l y<l u have the edge LEO (July 23-Aug . 22) There today, but take nothing foe grant- is a strong probability today that ' ed in competitive developments. your self-discipli ne might not be ' 8 Wine ·' 9 ".,.- a girl !" ; 10 .. Classic'' • 1• start 11 Sea eagle 13 Large sea creatures ' • 18 Gratify ' 19 Aviation hero Chuck - ·: 20 Musician , Cugat 22 Remained ' 23 Charles' title 24 Longs (lor} : 25 OefM:nds (on) 27 Neoghbor of· Md . ' 32 .Spy org. 34 Widen 35 " Thelma and-" 39 Fa1S, e.g. 43 Relief-carved 45 S:~asso aljd Adriatic J , 47 Shade ol bll!e 48 Neighbor ot 1 Minn. 49 King topp•n . 50 Deci mal base 52 Atty.'s deg; · ' 53 Poor mark 54 LAX abbr. '" CELEBRITY CIPHER ."'' by Luis Campos Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are c re~led from quotations by famous people, past and present. Each lener tn the cipher stands fOf another. Today's cJua: 0 equals F ... MRZY • E RW R B I P R W RKYXEBRW MY R C. PRGR.WBY . ' HAAC MYRXL E L ' 0 RWC R HGAXER - ~. YDLYORW PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Why should we mind if men have their tacos on lh"; money. as long as we get our hands on It?.. - Ivy Baker Priest ·• ..·'' '~~:~:~' S©"R~lA-~£trs· 141to4 ClAY I. POllAN _..;...._ _ __ ~y O Rearrange '-tters of four ocromblod worda WOlD IIMI th. be, I I I I PI I .' ' ... low to form four simple worda. EMPAPR I I 1 1. 1'1 ~ 2 ' ! C> . ...' r"'"""':'"G~U~B:-::-E-:-o--,~"',, l 111 I t--,-1-;lng;-;,r-1"1-TI-i I 4 . S . . KRI T EN '",, ., .' ELTDV . .. r "I just got back from a trip ," the .. comic told his audience. "!looked . : .. like my passport, " he smiled , "so I .: . knew I --- - - - the trip. ·1 G) Complete the chuckle quoJed . . . _ _ . br filling in the missing words .__.._....__,__.._...__, you develop from step No. 3 be&ow. SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS ::,. , .' i Liking - Showy - Tmge - Insist - NO TH ING Some people will argue over any thing. II has been my experie nce th at il is worse if people argue over NOTHING. .· .' ' ,...I T--H-UR-S-DA_Y_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _D..... EC~E--M..... BE~R-2--,1L : ,. . • 57 Feel 58 Join metals . BY PHILLIP ALDER from everyone at ThP Ohio VaUey's Homecare Oxygen Specialist Serving Maso11, Gallia, Meigs & Athens Counties 56 I C~~puchln Aim for 100 :: ,. President/Owner South 4• I,. ' :: THE BORN LOSER Randy Marnhout 48 51 55 • monkey Mrs. Nixon Hoses Mrs. Marcos Glacial epoch (2 wds.) Merchant Opening lead: • K Happy Holidays .ilt!HI~! ---~i.o~···· 46 # • Vulnerable: East-West Dealer: North '• OXYGEN 45 Answer to Prevtou s Puzat • A J 2 • K 54 ''·• PRESCRIPTION , • A J 10 9 6 5 """,, . ,,'· • Respiratory Therapist 8 7 10 7 6 3 2 10 7 Q J 10 8 37 Look Ill 38 Playwright Cowerd 40 Skin aliment 41 Commit a faux pas 42 Playful 44 19th letter • 4 J' • MEIGS COUNTY EMERGENCY SERVICE A 9 3 South In th e Year of th e C had, ;~ ppe a ran ccs ca n be de ceiving. So m February guards at Gree ce's Kor ydallo s Prison 992·9921 • • • • 1 Paler 7 Pertolnlng to sheep 12 Drink 13 Steele or King 14 Made fun of t 5 Puppeteer Jim 16 Apr. 1S addre11ee 17 In time gone by 18 Communion vessel 21 Famous physlciot East •KQ985 • Q9 8 5 Your support over the past 5 years has made our business a success 81. we thank you! We w~sh all of you a Very Merry Christmas . ' and Best Wishes for The New Year! HOliDAY GREETINGS .(Co. Rd. 20) Pomeroy, OH • .A J ... in g Pqst. 840 General Hertlnger Parkway 12·21 ·00 • K 6 4 3 • 7 6 2 The symbol for Prescription is Rx The symbol for Oxygen is 02 The symbol for excellence in ·Home Oxygen Care is May Y"ll mel in the sifts of this 11U18ica/ SttiSOII. • \\'on dc.' rful. Th i ll ~' h,l\'L' l'L'.tlly f .l ill'n ll Ho pl.ll· t·, .. \,1 1\.\ 1 \l.tyo. \\'ho ll'.h. h~..· . . A t llL' l'l L..l ll n \ ·lL., .H Bowl lllg ( ;r~.·L·n l l1gh Sl h\ H) l. .. At fi rst. It \\',\'1 . J ti~ t .1 room fu ll 0f k1ds WL' \\ t'l'L' ju \t t ry 111 g ro teac h so m l..' En gl1 "h. It w.l'i 34480 Rocksprlng Rd. ROBOTMAN Director Robert Allmiiii'S son Mike wrote the lyrics for the famous theme song of the 1970 movie 14. North • K Q4 3 Services '.ughl' rn Country 'ana ... :· ·: :,.· ,. b\'. thl..' Wishing you a season filled with great joy! Many thanks for your friendship! .,,•• Enjoy this season to the fullest! PRESCRIPTION OXYGEN .ltio n. LL·amuh M ,l\'0. otlL' of th~..· tirst ESL tt.·.Khcrs 111 tilL' di ~tncr. ~ :nJ it h ,hn't hL' l'tl .m t',l'l\' ro :td " ft \ to pass for -7838 Fo r 1h ~..: ft() rt .... . t11~..· t.hstri u fL'CL'nrly \\',\" g n ·~.· n .1 PEAK Aw.nd Publi c Edu~.·.Hnln AL h ll'\'L'S Ill K~o'l ltti l k\' . - dec ided to take a closer look at a <tufTed chicke n ca rr ied by a visiting wife wh ose husb and Thanks for your patronage! Rowan Atkinson didn't want his movie Bean distributed in ALDER \\'1..' 1'1. ' t.t k..: n in rratl's so me of the progrJm 's The Wise: l.m gu.J g~ . lllll ~ili,\ II S ;~udi e nce "I luvc realiZed, it does no t matte r whert:- your h o me country is. everyo ne ca n lear n from o11e another and help eac h PHILLIP li n le surp r i s ~ thi s y ~a r when Si n g.1pore an noli JH'Cd SOlll L' ~trid~.· . Whe n fan·d wit h .1 111...'\\' 1.1\\·, pu blic r~.· :-.t romns wl ll blJ r.tt~..·d · rulc .., b r~..· .lkc..· t' s will .llw.n· ~ tin d .1 T h ou~.t ll d' of H ong Kn n.g r uhurc \'ltl t u n.•:-. p.u d .tbou t SJO wi th mll' co tin· stJni , JUSt li h· way to gl't .~round it. fancy hot"·ls ;llld rt..· s ta u ~J n t~. .l pi~..-'L" I..' in Augm t for p ~..·rfor­ Acl'ording ro Ru1111..:\ d.uly II In d11..· words of S i ng.l por~.·'s ll l.liK._. , nt the Mo,l-0\\' Ph ilh .tr- . M~..· ~';1 ggL· ro , \Yh L·n It.t li.tn po licl,.' tlHllll <" O n· hc..•,rr.l. Tnn1 bk· \\',1\, p ri m l' m in i·\tc..·r. { ;n h Chok announrnl in St.·ptembt.·r th .lt the tH~o' hl.'~ t r.l \\' ,1 ~ u ntnn g: To ng. :1 de .m snl.'tc..•ty IS ·· ;J gr.1- thcv woul d nmti st'.ltc..' c trs ol r 1nu ~ sn clt.'t \'. E u ro p~.· .u th~,· time. llll..' n solir in ng prost itutl""· c usH o ng Ko ng ofti.t·i,d\ .ldm itFloridia ns, t;~k,· h,·;m : In Aus- to me rs simply J ust L·d oft' old tnl th.1t rht.· p t• rt(,n w.·rs were trali a. eh.·ctio n authoriti es d is- rusty bicycll'\ aud peJ all"ll off in mostly frl"1.'- Lln re 11111S il' i.1ns. cowred th at th e voter rolls in searc h o f ~ex . Still , (o mp la ints wen.• mutl:- J . " Eith..:r th ey w~..· re good r.: nuugh t:Jkl' The_Dally Sentinel· Page 84 11 ACROss · New South Wales irclud ed • · ca t. Parlia me nt member Alasda!T Webster uncove red the fehne pn.•sJdc nti al ck·nm n . But few wa~ · incar n:rJ[cd o n d rug fraud w hen his lett er welcomna tions wen· immun e fro m cha rgt•s. ing C uracao Fischer C hart was Inside, th ey fo tlnd heroin and re turn ed by the post office in qui rky ~niti gs-<~ n . From a hapless Nonwgian a fi le. T he woman da uned she Novembe r. bu rgb r w Sm ga po re's quest fo r o nly \vant cd to fee d her hu sNo t everyo ne was amused . the pe rfect toilet, to ihe ta le of band and that the chic ken had "This stuff about cats and b<c 11 give n to her by an Al ba n.1 saint nan11..·d C had , hcr\: ·s· a ian . She was arrested fo r drug dogs is denigrating the Auss.un pln1t-:' tralia n Elt·ctora l Com mission in traffic ki ng. my view and is trivializing the The city of Ho ng Kon g has App cara 11 ce lS csp<eia ll y Aus-tra lia n dc ctoral system. lllldc its reputation as .1 wo rldeLm pun-eyo r of top qua lity im port ant in imagl' -Co nsno us whic h is bloody good comt:1kc..·s - ~._· <nmtcrft•J t R ulexes. Sing.tporc. w here litt~..· rl ng an d part:>d t o w hat 's happtn ing: ov.:rpirat,·J C:D s, 1:1kc Gm·ci b;~gs. f.1i hn g m flus h pubhc to ilets ca n s<.~ as .' ' s;•iJ L 1bor p.H iiamc n t P.-rh .•p' .that 's why .d kgeJ iy bring big fine~ . So it cJmc .1s llll' lll ber Mid1.1cl D.mbv. wn h W c , CL rtl K...·n tu (l.:\' Ulli\·.,·r'H\ ' U !l f.Sl. 111'1 [1' \ICtilll l. " \\'~· l.l n 't k~..·\.·p do111g bu.;illl'"' 111 rlw 'l. lllll' o ld \\',1\'... Wnr'L'I ,,l td. .. We..·'n · got t1J kl'L'p r ~..· xhing to our cli~..· nt'l ... \Xl rir . .d !~.li d .1 li nt• wrin cu in .1 book by T hu y Nguyen, . a tl.lt i n · of Vi ~..·tn a m w ho attt•nds high sc hool in the district. illus- A Word From 111 Awired but fallible world (AI') Fro m afar, no nlooked with Am nic J ns bem use mcnt at the <.lcadlocked Pomer1oy, Middleport, Ohio ~··~ALLEYOOP jjLi~()(iJ~--------~------~--------------------::--------------------~~~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.. 1 NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDOI: 5V2e ".., TH.I.NIU'Ut.. DINNV ) ~~~;';~; DECIIJED T'Wo.JT o\IWuND01: FOQ US' '-' • • _Thurldey, December 21 , 2000 ope rative and ca use you to o verindu lge. Relax and enjoy yourse lf, but do everyth ing ill moderati o n. , VIRGO (A ug. 23 -Sept. 22) Someo ne who is spoi l!'! d and accustomed to having his or her way might attempt to pu sh you arou nd today. Don 'I be a patsy and let th is individual con tinue those selfi sh wnys. LIBRA (Sept. 23 -0ct. 23 ) It's important to always remain opti· mis tic . and posit ive abo ut that whi ch is feas1 hie . However, todav wishful thillkinQ might overrid~ rcali srn. 1 ma,irr g di sappo intment ine \"itable . SCORP IO cOct. 24-Nov. 22) What look' like a good dea l today co uld turn out to be anyth in g but. Carefull y c.xa mi ne eit her merchandi se or a proposition before buying what's bei ng sold. SAG ITTARI US (Nov. 23-Dec . 21) Be cenai n the person with whom you are negotiati ng today is bending over backward to be fair , then foll ow his or her exam ple . An agreement is only as good as the intent of both sides. ·. ' �• Pege B 12 • The Deily Sentinel Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio • Thursday, December 21, 2000 Saturdiy iFor many world leaders, 2000 dished out hard knocks ~ • (AI') - In the )'<\lr 2l~ ~I. pohu- ~ Lu ovt·r rhl' Millt'IHUlllll Donw, the . nan!~ got them\l'h""Cs a p.nmn ~.um, mont·y-losmg cc-n tnpH..'tL' of the as doc reed by Pope John I'Ju! II. h LUll lltl)'':, }'l'Jr-.2000 cc!t·brJtlon~ ..ts was good unun!: - .til .1round the m·ll J' fi1d prme>ts th.lt brought world. there wer~ plenty of kad~"' th.: co untrv to .1 'itand!-~llll , JnJ .1 who could have med a litdt· illvm e 1\JUOllWtdl' tram 'i}'Stt.'lll that Wl'llt mtercessJOn bJdly olf trJLk.. H e even got .1 tart Mo11th by· lllonth , pn!ltlc.J! tllkJng-to, v1.1 the t.1bloid>. from casua1tit"s mount~d .1~ unpe.u. h- MJr!}lfet ThJtcher, the t<mnicl..bk nu:nr , m..;urrt>ctlon .md dl'ii.tStl!r~ ti.)nlH.'r primt• mimstl'r took the Lr toll . Fmm A,u to the Ru ssia's Pre!'lidt·n t \lbdillllr Andes, from M oscow to the Mid- Punn , m otlicc for ~~ )'l':lr, dn..·w ,1 elk E.1,t, !'ILOrt's of world k·.1 d c~ buf\r of pub!Jc .m gL" r fi>r ha~ lu n\\'er<· pl.ls"'"d 111 3000 bv h .•d 111l1!;'-Uan ~ of the Kursk nuck·ar subm.Jmt•m, bJd unung or Jlht pl.un b.\d I'IIll' th ~.l ~ t er. M :my . Ru s~i.llh luck. thought tht• dully fi.1rnlcr KCB Snll. P'-.)htii.:.Jl t(1ftlltH.' t~n·on·d .1 , .1genr prn\'llkd "hockmgly ~CHit tl:w, 111 rht• t(Jrm '-~f h.1llot-box \'1(- t.t>tllt(,n to the dt".td ~a dor-.' ftmlll)fh.~~. t~·.lt-. of diplnm.JLy. ur ll.Jrdht''· \\'011 donh.'"ttc .tr hac\'l'llh,'tlh . 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Cnu n .l .\1\d FL'\\' t~·ll .. n f.u "ll t:,.,r ,\, 1-.r.Id\ Prm1t' iVln11,rl·r Ehud B.1r.1k, wlh> bq;.m thL· yt'.tr LnHkd t()r h1, pt',\t't' 0\'t'rturL'' h)\\".lrd longtlllll' fot• Syn.1. b ut l.'JHh·d 1r rry1ng. to tJliL'II .1 bloody P.tll'~tini .m up n"\Jll g .111d st.t\'l' oft' .1 dulkngt· ti1.H11 !J,, poht- IC.11JH..'mesi~.Bl'n]rtllllll Nct.l!W.tllu. In Britai n. Tc;ny Ub1r "\.n~· hts suan:, s.tV\\.'. inu~'"' croJcd lw. .1 ti.l~' ~ Kt, .. ()\'tl. Pt-ru \ Alberto Ft!Jlm un, dl'po .. t·d 11 1 ,Jb~t.· ntl,l on'l .1 bnhl' r\' "'-"·l!ld.tl. rook 'h~·lrn in hts .llll't'\tr.~l lll'l.lll'Llnli. ) .lp,lll . while pn.Ht'S tmg: hh tnn LKl'l1Ct.'. IYorv Co.\St's cxJillH.J chil'f. Rob~..·r~ GtH.:i. \\'t.'llt mtn ~ccl u ~i on in hi ~ home vill.lgL' .1 ti:L·r post-ckcti o n strCL't riot~ brought him dmyn 1 but IS bcliL'\o:cd l\1oulil by mont/1, ]JO/itic,ll C<lmalties mouuud as impe.rcllmnJt, imurrcftiou .rml di.w surs wok their roll. Frmn A.•ia to tire Audes,.fi·om 1Ho$COII' to tlte Middle E.r.<t, swres 11,{ u•orld le.,Jas were pla.Jtiii'J in 2000 by bad jud,~menr, b,Jd timiu)! 11r j11st plain bad lurk. to still h.t\"l' Ill rill' .1 bJ~t.· of !'! Upport With- llllilt .\1'\ ·. Di ~~ r.lll' h .llllllt'd ~omc lc.u.k-r~. Thl' rt'Ulltficati o n o f c;crm.my ,l dLTade .tgo \\';ts t()rn lL'r C:~.·rm.m Ch.mcdlor H elmut Kohl':, gn.: att·~t .ll' hll.'\'1..'111\..'llt - but till' lllL'lllOI")' \\',1..., t.lrn i ~ h cd by .1 .... Im!J - fun ~l ~t.lll­ d.ll <hti ng ti-om h1' Ct'nll m otli~·c.:. And rlw l'h!hppllll<ll.unhoy.tm Pr...·sadt.·m Jmt•ph [ q r ,ld.t. ~Hll'tlllll' ...,t.1 r of [nugh-~'lty .\L"flon t'llLkd tilL' yL·.u 1110\'lt.'"· 111 rh~..· ll,l lpc.H'II - Illl.'m dock. Hi-. l· orrupt1o11 tru l 111 ~pi rcd ,J .. p.ttl' Df luridk dct.ukd rl' porr .. n( hi " g.unb\111 ~. dr111 k11l ~ ,\ Jid \YO!Il.llll/1!1g ll onor ""·"' .ll"l'01\kd .1 t~·"· p1 J)lrlt" !.Ill .. , (] ll t'f ,11 dOng dll· Ill J' l"l''ollkllt Ktlll D .lL'-jung pf South Knrc .1. Th L' t( )J"Illl' r p l 'lin~ .1 I ~ 1n 'l 111L' I won t h ~.-· Nobel Pc.:.tLl' l,rli L' tin· 111~ drnrt., [l) pn1J11o1~· lnn11.111 rn~ht~ .md rcco nnk• rill' f\\'O Korl'.1~ .ltt~: r llhm.: th.m h.1 lf.1 t"\..'IHLJry o( bnrt·r c~ r r.tngt'll ll.'IH . It pm\·l'd too 'oon ro \\'ritl' t!Jt• politJL'.ll obitu.tri ...·s of .1 t~·w nf the \\'orld's JJio~t dur;1blt· k-.tdl: r ~. \\'ho notchL· d tl p .111othn yc.tr in pDWtT - .llld sho\\'c.:d t!Ky th~ English statesm•n too closely, Hlp: lOa; Low: 10s Details, A3 vott' of confi.denct.· from Ius comp.ltnots last month, celebratmg the bigge-st victory of a long political career when he gu1ded h11 Liberal f'arty to 1b. thtrd co nsecutive election win. As N ew Yelr approached. Mexico rang in the new wtth Vincente Fox, who took on the p.~rty that had rulecl for 71 years- and won. His Dec. I inauguratiOII, with ao though More's carcc·r ended (v,th his beheading in 1535. For some leaderS, the coming year augured deepenin~troubles . Indonesia's President Abdurrahman Wahid, whose 1999 election twca k rht• w'-'!l t . was hailed as a victory for democlr.lq 's SadJ.un Hm~ciu nmtin- racy, is now seen as disappointingly u~..·d his long--running confrontaindTectual, and has come under tion w1rh tlw Unitt•d Nations, increasing international criticism Jd)·mg w.:;-~pons inspectors, h~lt­ for human rights abuses in restive ambitinu~ .agenda for reform, ing o tl t'Xpons and exploiting: provmces. Illlrked the first democratic transnJrb in dt'C.ltk - old s.mctinns. In z,mbabwe, long-ruling Pres- fer of power between Mexican Cub.1 \ F1dd C.IStm reaped l pro- ident Robert Mugabe cracked p ;trtll"S. p.tg-,mda bon.mz:1 fmm tht' sJga of down on reformerS who had chalAnotlwr latiu Ameri can poplmlc Eli.111 Gonz.1la. the ship- lenged his hold 011 power in June ulist 111:1k.ing wJv.:s wJs Venezucla~s '' n..·lkl'd (•-rt•J r-t}ld who w:ls fin:ll- l'kctions. and condoned a violent · Hugo Clllwz. In his first full year ly rt·turnL"d tn his t:uht.·r .md his c:t mpaign to st.:izc whitt.' f;1rms and in officl', he puo.,hcd tlnuugh a new lu mtd .tnd . give them to landless blacks. constitution .tnd won :1 nacionjl I )c,lth t.·mh:d thl' pn.·"\iJcncy of Fo·r some luckless ucwt:omer<~ . rcfl'YL'ndum ro bre.tk tht• powt.•r Qt ~\'ru \ H.>t<·z A1'.1cl. His llritishrhere was uo such tluug .1s a poli r- Ltbor le.Jdcrs. Bm some grumblt•d ~..·dul.Jtt• d . . on H.1sh:1r took 0\'t.'r, tc.JI h<>tlt:')'lltmm. th.1t .1 mid .til th~..· -;w~.·cping dungc: , r.li,ing hopt':-o of l'\..'0\HHllil- ,111d Jap.m ·~ PrinK' Mini:-.tn Ynshm.J Ch,t\'t'.Z might bL· llt:gkctlllg rl1'"' pul ,tit·.d rdilfl ll in . 1 counrn· thou Mori, in offic'"· only silh.-c April. h.1 ~ h.1~1t"~ of gm.:erll in ~. \..'.lflll' d .1 n:put.ltton tln· b.tek~\'.lrd­ c~t;lblishl'd him~df as Ol1t' of thL· llcumci li.ttion w.ts ,l rltl'llll..' in ltl'"" .1n d bl· lh ~'-' rL' lll"c..' duri11g the L'otlntry's 111ost unpopul.1r prilllL' Nigcn.1. wh~..Tc b~r YL'.n·\ d cction l·ldn A,~,,d\ (hl"l't: dt•c.uks of .lllroministers. He b;lrcly ,;;un·i\·cd .1 of Prl'.,ukm (. )Jusesrtm ( )b.l ~.lllJO i..T,l{lt' ru k·. rebdlion wl[hin h1~ 0\\'11 party..md 1..' \ltkd 1:) n·.u·.. , of milit.tn· rule . Pohttt..., lu .... il\Y.1Y" bt'l.' ll .1 [ough tll.lt.k• so mai1y n :rb.1 l llli...,...,tl'P" th.u Lbt month, tl·~rit)'ing bdi.)n' ;t hu :-. 1n ~!l!l .md dm \"t\tr tht.: V.ltic.m he W;"I S reportc~.Uy urgt·d to .tddre~~ l111m .ll l ng:IH~ p.md. Ob:l'i.mjo . . ough r ro ntl~-r .1 ,bit of comfOrt, the public onl\' from preparc·d cmbr.1t"1..'d thL· nl .lll whu~e t e~ nnm­ prod.mning Sir Thoma~ More the texts. ny had put hun 111 Jail fi>r three p.um rt s:l int of politici:ms. Not By contra st, Catl.l<.b ' s Prime yc,us undl'r tbc 11.1tion 's form ...·r 1..'\-crynm· \\'ould \\';tnt to l'mulatc MinistL'f jL'.lll Chretien got a huge Jllilitary ruler. 1/4 mile North Pomeroy Mason Bridge Mason, WV Phone (304) 77'JI·5323~~.,., 2400 Eastern Ave. (Across from K-Mart) . Gajllipo!lis, OH Phone (740) 446-1711 The Manaeement And Staff Of TurnPike Of GalliPolis. · W_ ish All Their Friends And Families A Safe And HaPPY HolidaY. ,- ! . .f GlORY fO fJHlJE NJEWBORN JKING Oh holy day, oh joyous day; He sent His son, to show the way. And wherever you may go, . May you bask in His holy glow For those who seek, will see the light And it will illuminate all that is right. W(d like to join you and your family in praying for peace on earth thzs hollqay season. Thank yov for the good faith you've shown to us. From the Vaughan Family To Yours HAPPY HOLIDAYS Corner of General Hartinger Parkway and Pearl Street \ Middlepor,t, Ohio Rumpke Bush's awarded· refuse bid cabinet WASHINGTON (AP) ~ew Jersey Gov. Christie Whitman, ·a moderate Republican and avid outdoorswoman; has accepteJ President-elect Bush's offer to head the Environmental Protection Agency, officials close to both politicians said Thursday. Fellow GOP governor Tommy Thompson hopes to follow her into the Bush administration. Bush, who resigned as Texas governor Thursday, will announce Whitnun 's nomination Friday - along with several other appointments, officials said. The development came as senior Republicans in Washing- . ton and Wisconsin said Thompson accepted Bush's offer in a Thursday mornmg telephone call to be Health and Human Services secretary. They said the announcement would be made · next week. However, two senior Bush advisers said the Texan had not quite closed the deal with Thompson. though the nation's longest serving governor was almost certain to get the job. Thompson himself sent mixed signals. The officials spoke on condition of anonymity. A third GOP governor, James Gilmore ofVirginia, was selected by Bush to head the Republican National Conmuttee. The announcement was expected Friday. Bush was still mulling over several other top spots. Lisa Graham Keegan, Arizona superintendent of public schools, inet Thursday with Bush's transition team to talk about the education secretary spot. Keegan, a vocal supporter of Bush primary opponent Sen. John McCain, "felt like it wa' a good meeting," said spokeswoman Patricia Likens. She left under the impresSIOn she would not receive word of Bush's choice until after Christmas, Likens said. Even as rumors of the Bu~h telephone call circulated, Thompson told reporters in Wisconsin that the HHS Cabinet job is the one Bush would like him to fill, while transpo·rration 11ecretary is "the one I would like to be able to do." He said he had not decided whether to take the HHS job. "Jhe president really wants Sentinel 1 Sections - 16 Pages Calendar Classifieds AS 84-6 Comics Editorials Obituaries Sports Weather A4 AJ 81.3,5-6.8 A3 Lotteries otno Pick 3: 7-5-5; Pick 4: 0-2-9-3 Buckeye 5: 2-13-22-24-30 W:VA, Daily 3: 6-5-6 Daily '4: 6-2-2-8 • 0 2!1t!IJ Ohm V.tlley Publishmg Co. • .I I . Bv BRIAN J. Rem SENTINEL NEWS STAFF ing hole. Of course, there 's a hllilter on almost every shopper's list. In addition to a gift certificate for a hunting license, special deer permit or spring turkey pennit, throw in a turkey call, or a video or audio tape about turkey or deer hunting. Nature loverS aren't always hunters, and bird watching is a popular pastime especially for the retired. ODNR suggests buying, or even making. a spedal bird feeder, erecting it in the recipient's yard, and including a supply of bird seed and a handy scO<>p to fill the feeder. Binoculars that are perfect for watch- IDDLEPORT Rumpke Waste Management of Wellston will provide refu se servic e for Middleport residents for another year, following the award of a bid by Middleport Village Council at its re!;Uiar meeting on Monday evening. Rumpke has provided the service to Middleport by contrJct for three years, at a rate ofS6.51l and, for seniorS, $6. Its new rate of $7 -and $6.50 was th e lowest among the three bidders for the job. Southern Ohio Waste Disposal submitted a bid of $9 and $8, and USA Waste Disposal a bid of$9 and S8. 15. The only term of the contract that changes is a stipulation that only single-axle trucks be used to collect, because of complaints that the larger trucks Rumpke often employs cause damage to alleys and village streets. Rumpke has also been the subject of regular complaints from customers about pickup times and other sundry operational matters. Councilman Roger Manley, who led the discus" sion on the contract, said last night that the firm will be closely watched, and reminded Rumpke representatives that the contract has a 30-day clause allowing it to be canceled. "You're going to be - under scrutiny," Manley said, "but we realize that there are issues that council must also address , and we plan to do that." Manley did not specify what "issues" were at hand before council, but references were made to the import of garbage into the village fium other communities and improper handling and placement of garbage by residents. The village currently charges $9 to customers in the village for refuse service, as an item on the monthly · public works bill, citing administrative costs involved in billing, collections and other se rvices as the difference in the price paid to Rumpke and the price charged to residents. Council member Kathy· Scott noted that council, a number of years ago, had pledged a S I rebate to village residents if the Rumpke contract service provided a savings to the village. She said she felt that $1 should be deducted from Please see Buy, Page A3 Please see Bid, Pace A3 GIFTS FOR THE OUTDOORSMAN -Allan Harris. co-owner of Dan's Quality Clothing and Boots in Middleport, prepares to show a holiday shopper the store's large supply of both hunting and multi-purpose knives, which according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, would make a perfect Christmas gift for that "hard to get" hunter, fisherman or wildlife · watcher. (Tony M. Leach photo) Outdoorsmen easy.to buy for Bv BRIAN J. REED Nature lovers aren't alu•ays • hunters, and .bird watching is a popular pastime. SENTINEL NEWS STAFF POMEROY - Let's face it, men ate 4sually "hard to buy for." With only three shopping days left before Christmaj, those with challenging men on their shopping list should heed advice from an unusual source: th~ state of Ohio. The Ohio Department of Natural, Resources has offered a number of sug• gestions for the hunter, fisherman, or wildlife watcher on the list who poses a shopping challenge. The ODNR's Division of Wildlife advises that gift certificates for licenses and special Rermits arc available through vendors selling hunting and fishing licenses throughout the state. Is there someone who likes to fish but hasn't for several years? Buy him (or her, of course) a fishing license, throw in a new rod and reel , or even a few fishing lures, and your friend will get a great giti of relaxation -just the thing he needS to take that step to "de-stress" by spending a few days ·relaxing at an old favorite fish- President signs S1.8 trillion federal budget WASHINGTON (AP) President Clinton signed the most contentious element of the $1.8 trillion federal budget Thursday, giving generous spending increases to education programs that he said will provide "more modern, mqre dignified, more functional schools" for the nation 's ch ildren . With a group of youngsters standing behind him, Clinton signed appropriations legislation for education, labor and health and human services programs during a ceremony in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building adjacent to the White The president s£1id lu· is most proud t?f tlu• $44 IIi/lion set a~ ide for tile Educatio11 Department, lll'arl)' double the $23.9 billion devoted to education proxrams wlrru lie took t!flin' in 1993. House. Clinton previously signed spending bills covering other federal agen cies. "In so many ways. it could truly be said we saved the best till last ," Clinton said. "It's a bill about these children behind me today, about their hopes, their dreams. their capaciry to learn and their need to learn .... This budget takes the long look ahead. If we stay on this course, our best days are ahead." John Feehery, spokesman for House Speaker Dennis Hastert, R-111., said th e speaker was happy that more than 90 pcrc~nt of th e budget surplus remained devoted to debt reduction, "as we fulfilled our promises to increase education spending and spending on health research ." Th e budget, completed last we ek in a po'\.telection session of Congress, was put into p/il<; e nearly three months after . th e . -......... Members of the Southern High School Student Council recently held a food, toy and clothes drive for many area families that would have otherwise gone without during the holiday season .. In a twoweek span. students collected more than 736 non-perishable food items and several boxes of toys a:nd clothes from other students in the school who were eager to lend a helping hand In spread· ing some much needed Christmas cheer. The items will be immediately donated to the Meigs County Cooperative Parish in Pomeroy for distribution . Pictured are student CO)JnCil officers, froin left, Kati Cummins. Michael Ball , Mia Bass and Tara Rizer. (Tony M. Leach photos) number o ne for any administration'' after Please see Budcet. Pace Al days till Christmas Spon80red by • SMITH BUICK- PONTIAC 1900 Eastern Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio 446-2282 Yo11r Usecl Car SuperstoreNext Door To wa 1-Mart · ' '· start of the fiscal year. It co nt ains an estimated $634.5 billion in spending, roughly $48 billion higher than last year, $11 billion more than Clinton requested and S34 billion more than Republi ca ns set in Con - ~ gress' budget. The president said he is mos t proud of the $44 billion set aside for the Education Department, nearly double the $23.9 billi on devoted to education programs when he took office m 1993. H e <aid he hopes that will help education beco me " pr ior ity Holiday donations Toclay's Business Will Resume 8:00 A.M. TuesdaY. December 26th. so Cents Whitman • • Please see Bush. 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