https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/db2caee8f96b36fcbf7323599bb2a7ea.pdf ef5abf6d39e58e0e560c262b484ba69b PDF Text Text ' ' Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipoiis, OH • Point Pl.easant, WV Sunday, January 11, 1998 Broncos, Packers in finals C·hamber group Midwest could reap·the wild wind . discusses _ goals .._, . ' GALLIPOLIS - Industrial , business and .commercial development goals were discussed during the recent Gallia County Chamber of Commerce Quarterly Busine ~s Exchange. The event was held at the newly renovated OVB Anne< on Third Avenue' which features a state-ofthe-art multimedia room. Chamber President Gary Roach reported on the group' s combined efforts with the Community Improvement Corporation. (C IC) . Those attending were provided a hooklet outlining the Chamber and CIC's goals for 1998. Industrial, business and commercial development goals for the group incl ude : improving marketing for the industrial park. gathering information' on business gra nts -and low interest loa ns, funhcr development along Eastern Avenue. support of the county's agricultura l husjness . and refining the communitys touri sm markeung plan. The goals and objectives also rromotc renewed responsibilities to yearly events such as the River Recreation Festival, Potpourri in the Park, and the Civil War Days. Emphasis 111 marketing will · include the entire county. not JUSt Ga llipolis. Robin Fowler, vice president of the Gallipolis Retail Merchants Association. reported on the organization's downtown Christmas decorating project. U.S. Rep. Ted Strickland raised some current legis lative issues which may affect area 's economy. su>h as new emissions By GEORGE ANTHAN 'The Des Moirfes Register laws. His pre- ,-'---,-=----, ~ WASHINGTON - The Northwest Area Foundati on at St. Paul senration was by followed , notes that among the most discussed Stale Rcr. John subjecLs when famners' gather in'small Carey 'I) who town coffe~ shops is the weather, commended including the wind that blows steady the · business and strqng throughout much of the leaders for their Upper MidwesL role in econom This wind , say• foundation eneric development gy analyst William Brakkcn, is more of the communi Daniel Neff than a topic of conversation. It's a ty. potential source of electricity in the Guc\1 speaker was Daniel Neff. region . director of the governor's office of Many of the big turbines arc Appalachia. Neff spoke on ecobeing located on farms and ranches. nomic dcvelorment in rural comproviding a steady tncome to the land munities. the future of ut ilities. and owners eit her through land leases the role of OVRDC. with power companies. or through The Quarterly Basiness sharing of the income from sale of Exchange is hosted by a busine ss J · electrici ty. member of the Gallia Count y Brakken states that Iowa, MinChamber of Commerce. As· Decemnesota, North and South Dakota, ber'' host, the Ohio Valley Bank Nebraska . Montana and Kansas have greeted guests with a Power Point been call ed " the Saudi Arabia of presentat ion . The evening included wind energy." a light buffet and tour> for interestMinne sota . said Brakken, soo n ed indi vidua ls. The eve nt · allows wi ll be second on ly to Califorma 111 members to ga in insight through wi nd energy production. And Iowa interaction with each other and an isn' t far behind. he satd. informational talk from an expert in , Brakken cited a 122-megawa u business and development. James L. Dailey, chatrman and chief exec utive offi cer of Ohio ValIcy Bank, commented, "There have GALLIPOLIS - AlhertaA. Lewis, been so many wonderful changes at a Modern Woodmen of America repthe Chamber of Commerce. We arc resentati ve for the Gallipolis area. has honored and exc ited ·to host this attained th e Fraternal Insurance event. We all need to he reminded Counsellor (FIC) designation. to pitch · in and support organizaThe FIC ti tle is an educational tions like these which benefit' the designation that can be earned by. econom tc developl)'lent of Gallia career life underwriters associated Cou nty." with fraternal insurance societies. Lewis devoted more than one year to meeting the examination and .career development criteria set by t))e 56K INTERNET ACCESS •Reliable service •Dedicated customer support And Now •56K Internet Access JIM'S FARM EQUIPMENT 2150 Eastern Ave. Gallipolis, OH .446·9777 or 446·2484 New Massey Ferguson Tractors In Stock CLEAN HOUSE WITH THE CLASSIIFIEDSI wind fam)'planncd for Buena .Vista scientifically bas~d. County by Zqnd Development CofP"., The American Wind Energy Assowith power from the turbines to be ciation has est.imatcd that by 2poo, purchased by several utility compa- the cost of wind-generated electricinies. He said plan s for another 80 ty will range from 2.5. cents to 7.5 megawatts to be built in Iowa are cents a kilowatt hour, compared to a . being discussed. For example, seven range of 25 cents to 30 cents in the municipal utilities are planning a early 1980s. Some wind farms now 2.25-megawau wind power project produce power at 5 cents a kilowatt near Algona. Iowa. hour, Brakken said, about the same In 1996, the Northwest Area rate for new coal-fired plants. Foundation reports, Mimiesota-based Waverly, Iowa. Light & Power Northern Alternative Energy built the Co. manager Glenh Cannon emphathen-largest wind turbine in the coun- sizes Iowa now must impon the coal , try on a famn near Sibley, Iowa. oil anq natural gas that produces most Recently, a second 600-kilowau tur- of its power, and that wind would bine was installed on the site, accord- represent a sort of in-state resource. •ing to Iowa Department of Natural Despite its ob•ious environmental Resources official s. advantages, wind power has stagnatAs Brakken poi nts out , "wind- ed in recent years because of the generated electricity is not))ing new uncenainties over proposals to shift on the Plains; wind power brought the industry from one of regulated thousands of prairie homesteads their first electricity in the 1920s and 1930s. But when rural electrification programs extended utility power to rural residents in the late 1930s, wind power no longer co~ ld CO!Jlpele on the basis of cost or convenience." But wind power has declined in cost as turbine s have become much more efficient and their siting is more •240 • 4WD ·253- 2WD •253 -4 WD Trade-Ins on New Tractors •Ford 2600 ·JD 2020 w/Ldr. •MF 265 •Ford 3600 • •Kiotl 2204 w/Ldr. •2 • MF 175 •IH57.4 w/Ldr. •MF 275 ·Ford 3600 •Lorng 350 ·Ford 3ooo •MF 165 ' monopolies to open co~petition . , If that happens, uuhues wtll face · pressure to cut ~osts to meet competition fiom the cheapest of the natural gas and coal-fired plants._s~ any investments now in new facrltues ts deemed risky. The challenge for Congress and the states ts to ensure that any deregulatiOn scheme docs not sti ne emerging renewable energy technologies. including wind power. cutting edge••• Read the Classified 1/ol. 48, NO. 187 Co's By AARON MARSHALL Gannett News Service COLUMBUS - A $5.2 hill ion primary and secondary education spending plan for 1999 slated for a Ohio House lloor vote today contains more state aid for most area schools when compared to 1998 level s. · District by district printouts of state funding levels in 1999 for schools in Meigs and Gallia Counties show all districts but one receiving increases under House Bill 650. The latest district numbers rcllect the status of the - bill when it was approved 29-2 by the House Finance Commiltec Thursday :night. The measure still must be approved on the House lloor on Monday ~~-----------------, ~7 ttsscss lhundcrstonn dama~c at Hoc k- ' Was$6,950 CONTEST WINNER - LIUle Tyler Haynes, winner .of Meigs County's First Baby of 1998 $9950 $9950 $9950 SJO 950 I Was 113,950 Was $13,950 Was $14,950 Winner in ·Meigs County's "First Bahy of 1998 " contest is Tyler Thomas Haynes. son of Tim and Kimberly Haynes of Pomeroy. The !even pound, th.-ec ounce infant was horn on Jan. J at the Holler Medical Center in Gallipolis. He is Mr. and Mrs. Hayne s' first child. Waunita and Wallace Haynes of Syracuse and Dclories and Rohcrt Burton of Pomeroy arc the gran~­ parcnts. As winner of the contest sponsored hy The Daily Sentinel and Meigs County mcn.:hant s. the inf~llll IYI Chevy Mome 1:ar1o Stock 'inbet 8T!i6A . _$141650 Was $16,950 I!IYSI:• rysler LIIS 1!'-15 BliCk llSI•re CISI• Stock Nunbe! 8B10A Stocl< Nllllbar 7878-' ·' $5,950 $7.950 $7650 $8,950 Was 17,950 1m Ford Aerosrar XL ' Was$9,950 1!1!13 PIY••I• Vl}llfr VII ... . -$9950 $91950 Stock Number 1Tt001A ' Was $11;950 Stocl< 'ilnber 7C:JI6B Was 111,950 . I Was 19,950 1!1!14 mvy s-10 rrr~up l!lll Clfl} G2111-Jop CIIIY. VII St,ock Number B004A ~ *'''"· By JIM FREEMAN Sentinel News Staff Cut spending or raise revenue . Those were the re.: ommendations of state auditors to Middleport Villa~c Council in an audit released recently hy State Auditor Jim Petro. SJ0,95U .· $10,950 . Was 112,950 Au<.Jitors also recommended cnun- Was $12,950 Mi Fft 1111rr Ell. Sl. Pill! Stock Nunbat 7C34l! Shennie 4X4 ...................Special Sale $5995 I 475 South ChUI~h Street · Ripley, WV J-800-8Z2-0417 ·372-2844 Mady-&lllrday 9 a.m. •8 p.111. • Sunday 1p,m. • 8 p.m and hi s parent s qualify for a variety of gifts inducting a $50 savings hond from Fanners Bank and S~1vings ('(,mpany. Pomf.!n,y; n case nfGcrhcr hahy food from Foodland. Pomeroy: a stamlcss stc~l trainer cup lmm Arqutsitions. Middleport . A $15 gi ft ccrtifil:atc frllfjl The Shoe Place. Midd lcpnn: $25 wonh nf hahv formula from KrtH.!Crs : a hahv :uT;ingc.mcnt fn1m Frm~cis Fh 1ri s i. Pomeroy: $:i gifl certificate frum In gels Furni ture . Miudkpmt: a $~0 l.!ih n.:rtiliGitc from 'Powdl's ; ~~ h;1lw's i·irst Bihle from Mill Street Bonk ~. Middleport : a $5 gift .:ertilicate from I 'o. SURVEYS DAMAGE· Hocking Hills State Park manager Steve· Bennett SU!:(.eys damage to one of the pedestrian bric:lgl!s wasltetf · · awa'y from <h\avy rains Frida'y. at lfoeklng Hills near Logan. Ttie bridge is located just below the visitor's center between the Upper Falls ·and Old Man 's Cave. (AP) Park manager Steve Bennett said moving machinery into the gorges to rebuild the paths and hridgcs will he dtfficult and e<pensive . "They're going to hav~ w come \.!One ~ ·-rrn stil l kclin,g ii..You mean we lwvc 1t1 tell people now tln.:y ro.m't go fro111 OIU Man \ Cave to Cedar FallS!" s:ml Jenny Cave of the Hock- up with some hig mon ey to open it in~ Count y Tourism A.;soL·iatum . ing Htll s State Park . Most of th e improvcmcnb Seven bridges were destroyed and up . We cettainly aren't prepared for hdwccn the two s i, cs - the hriU g~.:s. two damaged when rainwater surged this." he told The Di,patch . trail s. ~ t one .. tcps and tunnel s ~ were The destruction comes a week through the series of narrow gorges nwdc Jll th e 1'! 10s hy the Civtli.an that frame the now large ly disinte- before the 2000-ac rc park's annual Conscn,atin n Corp., through the grated trail. The heavy rain hit south- winter hike, which draws up to 5.000 Worh Pro,g rl' ; -..s Administrati !lll . outdoor c nthu s ia st s~'Th c 3~rd annueastern Ohio latc'Wednesday. " It '-' nnt unu:-.ual to ln:-.c <~ (ouph.: Damage caused by the storms_ al even t next Satu rday will he rerouto f hriU gc:-.t.'Vl'l)' 1. , : oup\c years h~au sc _ could take years and hundreds. ol ed for the fir~t timl: toward Rose. it Jocs ;-w.;h t h ruu~h hc1-. .:. " Bennett thousands of dollars to repair. The Lake. sail!.· ·· sutthas one lllood) i . . really That 's hcc<iu sc the old path linkColumhus Dispatch reported Sa tursaU hec~tusc 11 "s JU ~t . . o l'Xtcn-;ivc ... mg Old Man's Cave In Cedar Falls is day. the Fahrie Shop. Pomeroy. A fre e meal to the parents of the first hahy frnm Crow's Fami ly Rcstaurailt; a baby's first hear from The Ohio River Bear Com pany. Middleport: a $25 gift certificate Jrom Buttons and Bows. Mtddlcport : a $20 gift certificate from the Middleport Department Store. Middleport: A three piece li:eder from K&C Jewelers. Pomeroy: a $20 gift cert ificate from Fruth Phanna.:y: a $ 10 gift CG rtiiicate from . Swishcr-Loh sc Phart;lacy. Pomeroy: and a $25 gift cer- .· tilicatc from Vnughan's Supermarket. Middleport. Auditors recommend more oversight by Middleport Village Council members Was$10,950 Stock 'inber7TtlltA contest, joins his parents, Tim and Kimberly Haynes of Pomeroy for their first family picture. First Baby of 1998 contest winner named 'was $12,950 IBI DIU EH'rl Sl Sflal .... .. -$)1,950 $11,950 $12 950 .. .. '. Storms wreak havoc at Hocking Hills park LOGAN (AP) - State oflicials and cnei nccrs this week will begin to 7To Choole Ftorn! and Se nate leadership in hmh parties try to hammer out a plan hoth chamhers can agree upon ..Speculation has n~ntcrcd upon a one cent ~ales tax incrc~hc with the $ 1. 1 hill ion generate d annually being spilt umong properly tax relief. sclhHJI operation~ and sc hoo l huiltling construction. Under the hill. ll)l)l} spending lc\· cl ~ for some state age ncies arc ~lashed hy one- half to three percen t from ge neral hudgel levels :1pproved hy the leg i s l .:~turc last Jun e. ' -$3950 ... .. ..... IM7 c•evy 1:1Y111er S!ill revi se the existing s~ hoo l fund in ~ system in order to ~o mpl y Wit h an Ohio Supre me Court order. A remedy co uld arpt..!ar smnctimc next wcl! k in the Ohio House. as H(1usc Ohio River on the way down · By Staff and AP Reports The Ohio River is on its way down. according to officials with the U.S. Army Corps of Eng ineers. At the Belleville Locks and Dam at Reedsville, the river crested at 8 p.m. on Saturday at 37.8 feet. The nood stage !~ere is 45 feel -- one of the l1ighcst elevations on the river. At the Racine Locks and Dam, · where the flood stage is 38 feet. the ri ver crested at 2 a.m. Sunday. Larry Circle, lockmastcr at Racine. said that the river level is . decreasin g by app roxima te! ~ twotenths or a fool per hour. The current gauge reading there was .17 .2 feet at I0 a.m. this IT)Drnin g. . The Ohto State Highway Patrol reported that several state roadways remained d _oscd thi s morn1ng: State Route 3:18 at Antiquity, State Route 258 at Lickskillct. State Route 7A at F<irest Run Road . and State Route 124 at Lick Run ncar Portland. Rock Run 'ncar L.ong Buttotll and at the entrance or Forked Run State Park ncar Reedsville .''' State Route 124 at Min c.-svill c is now open. on~.:c again . to traffic . I Abo Laree Seleetion of Us.ed Round Balers and Other E4uipment and then would move to the Senate for further debate. In Gallia County, state aid to school districts would he hnosted 4.6 percent at Gallipolis City and 3 percent at Gallia County L~al. In Meig s County. Southern Local would receive a state aid increase of 9.7 percent in 1999 over 1998 levels. Meigs Local would receive a jump of 4.7 percent in stmc funding in 1999 while Eastern Local's state atd would dip 0.3 percent. Because the hill was amended in committee to include several key Democratic provisions. it is hcing see n as the first break in th e partisan stal emate that has hogged down the larger sc hool fundin g dchatc in the legis lature. Lawmakers from hoth parties arc working towards a compromise that wou ld Rt. 2 By Pass Point Pleasant _ 675-7870 Mon-Sat 9·8 Sun 1·6 ' Was $11,950 I Spending plan contains more aid for area schools Kipling Shoe Co. 'Wasl12,9~ A Gannett Co. Newspaper , .• ' our entire stock of mens, womens, arid ?--l"'\...,..;;.,~:"'7'~ childrens hletic shoes 'Was$11,950 2 Sectlons,_12 Pages, 35 cents Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, January 12, 1998 C1998, Ohio Valley Publishing Company Take an additional ,' I · Light rain likely tonight, (ow in 40s. Tuesday, cooler, partly cloudy. High in Upper 40s. , ' en tine 25%ott the midwestern, mid-Atlantic and southeastern United States, as well as Texas. The company _also is a leading producer of pork sausage under the Bob Evans and Owens brand names. Other operations include Mrs. Giles Country Kitchens, a producer of fresh deli salads and hickory specialties, which manufactures charcoal and smoke-llavoring products. • • OVER 70 OTIIER USED TRt\CTORS IN STOCK Ct\LL FOR DETt\ILS New Idea Ha~ Equipment In Stoelr and Arri11ine Soon! (Round Balers & Rakes, Disc Mowers, Disc Bines, Tedders, etc.) c Pick 3: 883 Pick 4: 1099 Super Lotto: 4-16-17-21·31·3Ei Kicker : · 419701 I Sports on Page 4 Athletic Inventory Reduction Fraternal Field Managers Association. She completed the · academic requirements of the FIC pro~ram thuough correspondence with Modern Woodmen 's home office in ~ock Island, Ill . "\ Lewi s completed field ~~n­ ments in estate planning and developing personal and business insurance programs. Ohio Lottery Stay on •••• KIPLING SHOE Withee named general manager of BEF restaurant in Richmond should in vestors be prepared for a By JOHN CUNNIFF possible repeat of history'' AP Business Analyst NEW YORK l - If history has Nobody can demonstrate that COLUMBUS - Kevin Withee of any lesson for today 's investor in gains will weaken - those who fore- Richmond, Va., has been promoted to stocks it is to avoid projecting current cast such an event for last year were general manager of the Bo~ Evans returns intO tomorrow. roundly thumped - but there are Restaurant in Richmond, Va., at 8700 Those who do so could overesti- some ingredients to consider. . Midlothian Turnpike according to mate the amount> they ' II have for Stocks are somewhat overvalued Larry Corb in, restaurant division college tuition ana retirement. and for in relation to the traditional standards. e<ecutive vice president. whatever other purposes they save Global and domestic economic Withee was fomnerly the and invest. Equities returned about 24 growth is likely to weaken. Corporate . first assistant in South Charleston, percent last year: The average over profits could be strained by fierce WVa.. the last 60 years has been about half competition from distressed Asian Withee graduated from Gallja that. economics; deflation could weaken Academy in 1985 and staned with While sensibly made projections seller options. · Bob Evans in 1984 as a husser. would avoid assuming a repeat of And what if equities soar instead? Bob Evans Farms Inc. (NAS1997, they might fall into the trap of • Living with the pleasure of having DAQ: BOBE) currently owns and rationali zing. let us say, a 15 percent made a shortfall in projections can be operates 403 full-service, family return . Why not"? That's what stocks one pf the greatest pleasures of all. restaurants in 19 states, principally in have averaged over the past decade and a half. ' Why is it a potential trap' Becau5C" stocks. like real estate and bonds and so many other investments. run in streaks. Whenever eq uities retain much more or less than thc1r longtemn average, the perfomnancc streak usuallv takes a drastic turn . · .This observation comes from Gerald Perrin, mathematician, former college professor and founder of Chicago-based Investment Infomnation Serv ices. a hard-nosed, statisti cally oriented analyst of equities markets. For example : - During the 16 years between the beginning of 1926 and the end of 1941. the Standard & Poor's SOUstock index returned only 3 percent annually. In the next 16 years, however, the average soared 16.2 percent · a year. - It did it again in the '70s and '80s. From 1969 through 1978, the S&P dropped to a .3.2 percent annual return. followed by a 16.;3 percent annual return from the beginning of 1979 to the end of 1988. In short . reversals foll ow underpcrfonnancc and ovcrpc: rfllrmancc. From 194:1 through 1956. the avcr.::~gc annual gai n wasH(\ pcru.:nl ·1230 Hyd. 10 •261 a year: but over the nex t 14 years it fell to less than hal f that. It happened •240 -2WD •4235 ·Cab w/AC, 4X4, shuttle agatn from 1949through 1961. when •231 •4243- Cab w/AC, 4X4, .shuttle the average gam was IX J perce nt. •240-S foll owed by 1.1 years ulan aYcrage 3 •283- 4WD While some years overlap and thus rm ghl be cntlcit_cd as hcing arhi ~ trari ly chnsc n. the point is nc\'crthcle ss made: Prolonged gains arc likely to he followed hy prolonged peri ods of suh-par perfonnance. It 's what makes those fam iliar peaks and \al leys 111 the gr:tphs. Thc.sc pcrccntJgc differences hccumc compound ed over the streaky periods. One dollar sav!'d at IS perce nt hecome' $64.0R in lo years. but if the return averages 12 perccnL the long- tenn average. the . return drops 25 pcrce111 to $47.88. And at 7 perce nt it drops to $29.84. These arc m3JOr dtffcrenccs, but lh~y arc nevertheless based on market gains - not l.osscs. " Being _disappointed rs one thing, " says Perritt. · "Living.,rith" the pain that can be caused by a shortfall in retirement savings is quite another " Aside from avoi ding the pain that comes with overestimating, why " Lewis completes program Learn from history pcrc\!nt gain . . ' ' ciltakc a more active ro le in rc'vicwing the village's financial "ctivity. The audit .:overed the time between Jan. I. 1995. and Dec . :11. 1996. Auditors speci licalfy cited violations of Ohio Re.viscd Code Section 5705. 10 that requires mimey paid into any fund be used only for the purposes for which such fund is c<tablished. Thrc;: of the village's 25 funds had nc!!ativc c~1sh hulancc ~ at Dec. 31. J<J9S : general fund. $223.063: public transportation fund . $20.271: COPS Fast grant fund . $2.709. In addition, four funds had negative cash balances at Dec. 31. 1996: general fund. $331,055: puhlic transportation fund. $20.271; ODNR Water fund. $8,371: . and the fire truck fund. $605. The' auditors indicated lhat monies . imprpvemcnt fund. $X.M7: COPS Fast grand. $6.4:10: water hond relt rement fund. $26.0X4: sewer h<lild retirement fund. $1 X..1K6: J.,ue II fund . $2. 107: and the sewe r reve nue fund . $3o.957. in 199S. "We recommend the village cound l l:onlpan: the village 's ~xpcnditurcs hcg innitlg fund hal~tnc.:cs. receipts. with its authnrit.cd appropriation:'\ on dishursemcnts. and ending fund bal- a monthly has is." auditor~ suggested . No indiviQual llndin gs for rccovances. on a monthly hasis." Audi tors also .:itcd ORC Code crv wen.! i ssucd. · Middleport Clerk-treasurer Byran Section 5705 . ~ I(B) which states no Swann . who took nffite after the suhdivision or taxing unit is 10 aud it pcriodJol!owing the rc siy:nmion expend money unless it has been of Dennis ffockman . earlier appropriated. council on the audit pnor addressed Expenditures exceeded approprito its public release by the state audiations in the following funds : general fund, $19,408: CHIP fund, $4.494; tor. Council has taken efforts to confire equipment fund, $3.998: revolvtrol >rending . by village empl oyees ing loan fund, $8,926: ODNR waJi:rincluding hiring a central purchasing ways fund, $39,732: pool improveclerk , a move recommended hy the ment fund, $1S5,149; · coPS Fast onlcc. according to state auditor's grant,$ f I,449: water bond retirement fund, $24,450; sewer bond retirement Swann . Swann sa id this will make it eas. fund , $21 ,189, and the Issue II fund , ier fvr village officials to follow the $45,621, in 1996, and in the general purchase orders, making sure eacl1 is fund , $185,935: Cl:IIP fund ; $2,82 I; approved several times hcfore a purfire equipment fund , $2,085; ODJIIR chase is made . waterways fund, $38,199: pool ·from other funds \Wt\.' usi.! J -to mee t the ohli1!atinns of the ahm'L' runds . "We ·also re.:ommcnd tile village rounril take stcp~ 111 umtrol ~re nd ­ in!! or i 1H.:r~asc rc,·cnuc soun.:..:s 10 th~sc fund s to eliminate the defic it funu .:ash halanccs. and review the vill:lgc's finan.:ial activity. including ..'"'l• ...., ' RECOGNIZED - Meigs County Fair board members presented a certificate by Ohio Agriculture Director Fred L. Dailey, left back, and Lt. Gov. Nancy P. Hoflister, back, second from • right, were front, left to right, ~uddy Ervin, Christine Teaford, Leonard Koemg, and back, Tom Drake, ban Smith and Bob Calaway. Meigs County fairboard recognized A ccrtificat~ of accomplishme·nt was presented last Wednesday hy Lt . Gov. Nancy P Holl ister and Ohio Agriculture Direc tor Fred L. Dailey to the Meigs County Agnculturc Society for completion of an outstanding 1997 fair. In Reynoldsb urg to accept the cer- · tili cate were Buddy Ervin. Christt ne Teaford. Leonard Koenig. Tom patron' and c~hit"lltOr> have successDrake. Dan Smith. and Boll Calaway. ful l"air cxpc n ~ ncc . . ." Fa1r hoard dclc_gatc.., from Ohio's It was made during the dire~ tor\ luncheon at the 73 rd annual Ohi?i Fatr 94 county :md indepenucntlair' and the Ohto Stale Fatr par!I(Jpated in the Manae-crs Association lullchcon . "The people who make our fairs Ohto Fa\r Managers Conven ti on . so successful arc the volunteers." sa ill whid1 i ~ the la rge~! uf ib kind in the Dailey. "Tiley spe nd loh'g hours oJ cnuntry. hard labor making sure that hoth \ • . ' . • ,[ , ~ r ..1 • • ... ... •• ,.-~ "' .1 • •.. .. �....' 0 ' 0 Commentar • Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio OHIO 1948 , Determined backers say highway will be built Edward F. 'Bucky' Bass West, thus leavmg faimly and ·· • ·'l'h~eaptam ;wlro couldn't see the fnends b,;hm~. It's the geography •. ground because of poor vtstbthty, not the slo1-machmes ·• that's caus· ordered ' hJS forst offi cer to steer the mg Las VeS!' to kill themselves m plane ' down push tt down " What dtsproportoonate numbers the cap1'am dtdn't realtze · and what He pomts out .. correctly that the first officer shou ld luve told htm sutctde rates are htgher m the West· .. was that the atrcra lt had JUSt ern states than they are on the East encountered a sudden change m Coast But that sull doesn'l explam wmd dtrcctton rcndermg the atrcraft why cenatQ CliteS that allow gam· unstable , " , • bhng tend tQ have much htgher sut But the forst offoccr, figunng the ctde rates thap lhose that do not, no captatn knew what was best, fol matter where they're located lowed the order anyway The plane These statements only represent a wished onto the grounil nose for,,t, tmy top of the mountam of propa and 37 people were ktlled ganda that the gambhng mdustry IS No matter how advanced aorplane tryong to spr,ead as tl fends off ·a technology becomes, the fact growmg pollucal backlash m Wash rcmaans th.u the ~ arc sttll polotcd by mgton Fahrenkopf and hts clients human bctng; and human bemgs want us to thmk that gambling o> no • Uiai(C n'nstakcs 1 he NTSB mvesll· dofferent thaN,lhcr f9rm• qf ~nt\)r· ~~t¢ Hi9'~~1dCnlli tnv\llvtng maJOr taonment be, tt movtes or sportmg aorlmes Irom 1983 to 1~95 and events _ found that 10 percent of them were The next ta 0k for the AGA woll he c,tuscd on p.ort hy poor ptl<,ll pcrforto poo-pooh 4£cport due out next manue year on the ellccts of gam bhng In at least one thtrd of these across the t.:ountry Wuh spmmc1s· t.: .lscs a~l:Oidlll!! In ..:ongrcss10nal ters Joke Falar<jjakopl at the ~ei!dy. on v;:.•l•galo os ' r;om the Gene t a,lo on ly "'uekcr ~/tid expect the rc~ort AcM untlng Orl tcc j'lnots r~oled to to be worth any more than the paper usc the prone tplcs ol crew resou rce. ot 's pnnted on. "' • • ntlllJag~ll).CIJI' :·· ~ •O~fi3gemcn~ AIRLINE ' i\FETY •. l n the f'l'tnctple 1hat promote s hettcr coor• summer of 1994 an a1rlinc c1pta1n dmatmn hctwccn pilots c1cw lllCill· whose plane wps llytng over Ch.tr· hers and,at~ !rafltc wntrolleos • lotte N C Had the In st ulltccr 111 the Chat bec.nnc 'diS· lotte ctash hecn lollowmg these• oncnted pnnctplcs he v.ouiJ have qucs accordmg to 11uned the captam s order and three• the Natwnal dozen live s tmght ha\e heen saved But only some aorlmes oequn e thet~: Transpona1 H-fl~ lion Safety crews to undergo suc h trmnmg Board . and Sometomcs mrltncs need ,\ httlc'' the eonsc· nudgmg to adopt common sense• qucnces were safety pr.tcllces The Federal Avta· deadly lion AdmmiStrauon ts ocqu mng that· But 1f th~ alj mrlmeo nnplcmcnt ere~< resourc~ captam and , mana~~ ' c,W< ,\h11ntng by M,~rch of his . eockp•t tms :rea ., ' crew' : iutd" ,~ "l!n• t(> ,th~' FAA The "salcst been proper!) way to trave l ' may now be even tramed safer ' " • ' '• ·I ' tragedy ' JQ'ck ~!!f:!erso~,ancJ )an Molle~t mtght have - a~ writers for l:Jnited Feature• been avotd · Sr,ndtcate, Inc, • \ 1,1 " • ..'\,, "!"' ~ ed ~ ., _.., "~ .. r l ~ ~ A.. J; , ~ Colder ,·ie~--~ a"ow possible -orr Tuesday - f ty The AIHallllll ,._. ! " _,. The reeord-hitb temperature for The 1111n will continue ag6a Ot11o · this dele a1 the Columbus wcalhcr ,,onight. and posstbly c:hjlllif~"" jlll!l,Oft was 67 desrees tn 1916 wbtle jlllow on Tuesday as lei,IIIII;I'JIIIIIfS ftla ;ihe record 10)11 was 13 below zero tn ill the wake of a eolcl fi'OIII: . , , ~ ~:JIB SullJ1911oniJht will be at 5:28 Htps on Tuesday! wiH be I• 11111 ~ !!UIIrise 1\iesday at 7'52 a m lo\\ to mld-30s. Te~wa alb ·' ' 1111 ...._ • ·lt~ly 1o dtp IIllo the 20s ~ ' . ~~-Mil ram fell alonJ the •iJht. the Nauon•l Wclthcr ~ . i\Wst,COIIIII ,on Sllllllay, choking off said. ' ' ' 1lravel around pans of On:gon, while The cold and SIIOWII!Ifc!II*IC(io .lhii!lflcntorm~ st~hed from Texas c~.'OIItinue on WedneJday, ·, · Ill! the T~IIJieSieO Valley. • Turner flas th,'ftght 1dea I thmk I ll gtve away a b•llton dollars too Letters to the editor Expresses disappointment Dear Edotor I wou ld ltke to express my dosappo•nttnent m youo paper People on our ,trca suhsmbe to your p.1per so they can be on formed of area events Our mother passed aw.ay New Yoars Eve unexpectedly We dcla)cd scr\lees one day hecause ol no p.tper on tlte hol oday so people could be mformed of her passo ng Parkcrshurg W Va Athens and Pomeroy papers were all contacted Unf ortunately our l<x;,ol (Pomeroy) p.tpcr dod not get the onformallon tnto the p.apcr unttl Su nda v morn on~ Scrs tees were conducted Sunday at I p m When neoghho" and lro cnds s.tw the paper Su nday thC) were shocked upset and cmh.trras~cd hcl:nuse 1l w.ts too l.uc 10 do nnyth111g We would hkc to let these people know that we undcrst,md and apprcctate then lnendshtp Th1s ''not the f1rst tnnc th1s ha .. h.tppcned In rtr~a people con(c rmn g obltu.oroes ll11s ~<a' not a sho~<er or htrthday th,u could have hecn O\erlooked Till' "·'s .t rlosute lor the fncnds .and lamol ~ ol Rua Baker We would great. ly apprecoatc on the luturc ,, helleo effort on your staff~ part You wouldn t want tim to happ.:n to your famoly At tim 11me I would also hkc to thank the Rccdsvollc community for prayers cards nowers and food showed to the Baker lamoly Your love was ovcrwhe lmmg Spccoal th.tnks to the stafl at Whote Funcr:rl Home on Cooh olk Mtke Putman dod an excellent JOh .tnd the servo ces were beauti ful Thank vou al!atn and God hies' larry t~d B;rb Baker Recdsv tlle (Editor's Note The omisston of Mrs. Baker's death noltce was due to an editorial oversight. The Dally Sentmel regrets the error and wishes to apologize to the Baker famil).) cholhng message to kn~''Yb,.J!ll!JJJ}s C\f ~cr,.~!'d • he~;. n!lt !flr t~~ ol tlt,~W,/Gasonong, hut lor th\:.t,~!!i/4 wtth the guvernof's pe~~! sonal 'flhtlosophy ,~ c"UJWIICC' t -J~ ~~ ~ ... r~ , Mich.tcl c'ardow president ol" th'c:-2 1,000. mcnihcr New '4iok Ctty= Ba~~l\.'111!;'1atton, t'htnllhsr~,® "Thts~ ts the most dtrcct att,ock >tll]')udteo.tll tndof!Cndence we vc seen tn .1 lart.:wcll speech w a lit(,yets ' grour. Justtce Muo phy potntcd out that ,, JUdges only hope ltll dtsllnctton ts that on the end whon he looks h.tck he wtl l nul sec tiMt Iu s sh,1dow ts,.,. that ol a cuwatd or a h) puerile ·• 0 y Joseph Spear Welcome to the nmth annual Out ragcou s Persona ge of the Year awards Please note that 11 os rated PG-14, mamly because the comes tants have been gnen the optoon of wcanng btkmts What s nsquc about that, you ask 1 Try to omagtne Henry K"smgcr tn a btktno OK' We probably should he rated PG - 5~ Forst the legal ly requored notoccs - Our purpose today"' to honor the most hypocnucal mane prepostcr ous or nd1culous mdtv1duals to strut acr~S> the publtc stage m the }Car 1997 Incltgobles tnclude fore ogn natwnals groups and Joe The con test ts sponsored by the Spear Foun datton and the Assocoatton ol Sagactous Pundtts whoch wtll some day dostnbute statues of tmy snakes to v.mncrs TillS eKplaons why our show ts often called the ASP awards In addtt ton to such old stand-by s as Boll Cltnton , AI Gore, Je sse Helms, Jesse Jackson, Jerry Falwell and Rush Lombaugh, the . mao I brought last-mmule nommauons for Henry the K, Sen AI D Amato, RN Y Reps tom Lantos, D Cahf and Rochard Armey, ~-licxas . Gov s To mm~ Thom~on o1 Wosconson and Pete W11Son of Cah fornta Mayor Marton Barry of Washongton DC and entertainers Jay lcno and Frank Golford In the dosesl con - test ever thc sc1 wm ncrs were chosen Spear Toed for lift h place, and wmncrs of Brass ASPs arc Sen Robert Tor· rocclll D N J and author Kathryn Ham son Torroccllt cla omcd he cxpenenced the pam of ethnoc abuse when he watched the Kefau ver hear mgs1on the Mafia on 19~1 he wa_, three days old when the ~cartng s hegan Ham>on penned a mem01r allcgmg an affaor woth her father. ot was, m a word, gross In fourth place and wonner of tile Bronze ASP. ts Latrcll Sprewcll , the fanner Golden State Wamor basketball player who wa> suspended by the NBA for chokmg hts coach and thrcatenmg to ktll htm and who htrcd Johnmc Gochran to play the race card In thord place, and wonner of the Stiver ASP, l i*lhona;re .fonancocr Donald Trump, who almost declared bankruptcy w":l~ put on a monthl y allowance of $450 000, then wrote a hook dcscrohtng how he crawled uul of the gutter In second ('lace and wmncr of the Go ld ASP ts Susan Carpc~ter ":''cMtllan mouthpoccc for Paula J<>ncs the woman who datm~ she was exposed ' to the prcs tdenllal mcmhcr and .can dcsc nhe 'dtsltn· gmshong charoctenstocs Carpcnter-McMtllan ·suggested on ·Mee t the Press thalthc presodent produce a photo ol saou organ so the wvrld can JUdge wh·l "tclhng the tfiJih In lirst place and wmncr of the coveted Pl.ttmum ASP a drum roll please os ·the Rev louts Far rakhan le,od ~ r ol the Na11on of Islam An arito -Scmote and racost who once a([\)wcd that God calls the whotc man. the skunk of the planet earth ' f.'l!rrakhan cmharked tn' 1996 on a "World Froendshop Tour" nf 18 nallons·m Alnca and the Mod' die East oncludang Ltbya whtch " believed to lie harbonng the ktllcrs who hom~an Am 103 • · Thts pas~ year he returned to ltbya and was !here on the Dec 21 annoversary-m the 198a atroctty A Stat~ Department spokc•man termed '' The AssOl:Jallon of S.Igal:lous ' ~ ~ ' ~ ~ ~ ~ · A Horse s ASP to spnrt sc.astcr Marv Alhert who plc.tdcd guolty to assault on ,, r.ounchy sex ual ~ncnuntcr and then launched a · mcd1a tour lO lamhustc ht:-. t ll lUSCis I ·• A Dumb ASP to South C.oro lt nu poard ol ctlu ~.:u tum mcmhcr ' Henry Jord,an . who sa td he "as eet- , ;; \tng ' ttred ol cult s ' """ added • ' Screw the Buddhtsts and ktll the • Mu>lt)lls ' Another Dumb ASP to :: l cslm Wayne Bohhott, he of sc, ercd· • pcnts famc who saod he Gouldn 't ~nd ~work I • ausc ' no one's gemg •• ~ lo hotc a cclcbnty" .• . ~ ·~ Sec you next year J~,sepb Spear 'is a syndicated ' ~ wnter for Newspaper Enterprise . 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' ' • • No tnJunes were reported m a two vehocle accodent on Syracuse around 7 50 thts mornm g · '--./' Knstm C Acree 28 ll'omeroy, was southbound on state Route 124 when she stopped to make a1eft turn onto Seventh Street , accordmg to a Metgs County Shenffs Department report Her 1992 Oldsmobtle was then struck from behmd by a 1995 Ford ptckup truck dnven by Chad A Wolfe, 26, Langsvtlle the report stated Wolfe's ptckup sustaoned moderate damage whtle Acree< car recet ved heavy damage the report state No citati ons were tssued One-car crash sends two to hospital A one-car acctdent Sunday at the ontersect10n of State Route 7 and County Road 22 (Laurel Cl tfl) sent the dnver and passenger to Vet erans Memonal Hospital fOf treatment of tnJunes the Galha Mctgs Post of the State Htghw,ty Patrol reported Transported from the sce ne of the 5 55 p m crash were Ida M Clark 75, 41979 Seneca Drove, Pomeroy, and her passe nger Gwen daR Swann 62, 208 Butternut Ave, Pomeroy, accordmgJo the patrol Both were later treated and released , a hospital spokesperson saod 1 roopers saod Clark w,ts southbound on 7 when she attempted to turn nght onto Laurel Chff went off the nght sode of the ro,td and onto a dotch ' The car was shghtl y damaged and Clark was ctted for ompropcr turn Minor injury reported in accident A Chcshore woman was shghtly onJured on a one c.tr acudont Saturday on County Road 12 (Tttus) the Gallta-Meogs Po't ol the State Hoghway Patrol reported Wendy L Long 27 I~ I O•ycr Road was not treated ,u the scene ol the 12 15 p m crash tnxopers saod Long was southhound one tenth ol a mole north ol Rutl and Tllwn shop Road 35~ (Kennedy) when the c.tr she drove slod oil the lclt stdc ol the road and struck a dttch accoodong to the report fhc car then overturned onto '' " nght !t;&dc. the report s~ud Damage to the t.:ar was moderat e ~1nd Long was cited tor fatlun: to control Two-vehicle accident yields citation Andy 0 Doczo, 16 '45"16 Titus Road MtdJieport. was cned lor fatlure to yteld hy the Galli,\ Metgs Post ol the State Htghway Patrol followmg a two vel11clc acmlcn t Sunday on SR 7 at the ontcrsectoon wHh CR 24 (Umon A\cnuc) Troopers satd Doczt \Sas wcsthound on Umon at 3 50 p m whun he attempted to make a Icit turn to head sou th on 7 and eolhded wtth a northhound ptokup truck drovcn hy Davod H Mora 46, 34S n SR 7, Pomeroy Damage to Moras pt ckup was sloght and moderate to the c,tr drt· ven by Doczt, accordong to the report Lawmakers still wrangling over state school funding COLUMBUS (AP) - A dts· agreement on procedure between the House and Senate could del,ty state lawmakers as they try to agree on a new sc hool-fundtng plan, The Columbus Dtspatch reported Sunday Rcpubhcans and Democrats on both ends of the Statehouse have heen talkmg tn pnvate, trymg to asscmhlc the ptcccs of a comphe,tl· cd plan so tl can he ltntshed hy February · The House h.ls scheduled a I 0 "10 a m scs,1on tor Monday 10 vote on part ol the plan - House Boll o~O the $5 24 htlhon .tppropro.ttt on lot pnmary .md scl:ond.try sd10ols lor ltscal 1999 The hoi I adds $"1411 mtllton more lor s<.:hnols th.m the .mit l Ull ! p.1ssctlm tile two yc,ar state hudgct l,tst June Key lcg1sl,atnrs .mU stalh:rs scdudcd thcmschcs thh w~.:~.:kc n d u.tlt1ng cll'mcnts ol .tl.u gcr s~.:honl lundmg IC\ tstmt th.ll umh.J sur i.Kc late thts week Once ,odoptcd hy tho lcgtsl.uure the plan woold he relet ted to the u1urts whu.:h l1.1 vc ordered tl1.1t Ohto s ... ~.:hool lum.hng system hu tCWIIttOn hy M.trch 24 M.tJOIIty Hou'r Repuhlu.:,\1\ s msa't that House Boll fl'i() he de.llt wtth hclnre l.twm.tkcrs t.ocklc the test of the school lund1ng 1 ssu ~.: But Son.tte Ropuhltc,ons ,md Dcmn~.:r.lls \\,mt hl .u.ld t>thcl p.u Is ol the 1ssuc to th ~.: htll onu: tl gets hi th~.: Scn.ttc Th.tt s the only htll th,tt h.ts h1putts.m support Ulllllng out ol the House s nd Sen Ben Espy 0 Columhus Espy satd thu c ts no tmu: to shut· lie ,1 h1.1m.J m:w hill on ,m ovcr.tll solutiOn h.Kk .md lntth hctwccn lha Hnusc .md S~.:n.llc MIDDLEPORT 9 ~2 p m Saturday Rovcrsode Apartments lesa Counts VMH II p m Saturd,ty volunteer lire department to Raolro.td Street. gas leak POMEROY 5 5H p m VFD and sq uad to st,Jtc Route 7, motor-vehoc lc aecodent Ida Mac Clark. and Gwenda Swann VMH RUTLAND 10 35 am Sunday, Holl Street Marcta Dentson HMC SALEM TOWNSHIP VFD 7 52 p m Saturday, Buck Run Road. automohtle fire no tnjUrtcs reported , Rutland squad assiSted SYRACUSE I 20 p m Sunday, College Street, Karl Klocs, VMH TUPPERS PLAINS 7 47 am Saturday Success Road , Leonard Oatley C3mden -Ciark Memortal Hospttal, Central Dtspatch and Recdsv tllc squads asststcd, 9 43 am Saturdav state Route 7, Eleanor Boyle' CCMH Central Dts· patch squad asststed , 12 p m Saturday, state Route 7, Charl oc Burton rcfu,ed trc.ttmcnt Veterans Memortal Saturday admiSstons - none Saturday discharges - Edna Searls Sunday adm1:-.slons - none Sunday dtscharges - Cora Jewell Holzer Medical Center Discharges jan. 9 - Stcphantc Stover, Rohen Atwood Mrs Jerry Balcom and <lau~hter Mrs Erock Day and daughter' Evelyn Valent me Mrs Roy Sodcrs and daughter Lon da Wchh, Martha Hunt M.uy Rowe Clara Roley, Angela Ccimcr Btrths - Mr ,md Mrs Jame' Pmo, daughter, Potnt Pleas mt W V,o , Mr and Mrs Brtan Ktng o,;nn Pomeroy , Discharges Jan. 10 - Dons Duke, Angel ,o Bunch C.uncron Smoth Pamd ,o SullllliC Lo retta Sprtn £Cr Tnc sa Reynolds Suzctt,l Clock Mrs Ron,tld Ratcltll ,ond d.tughtcr Eve lyn Hutchons Cod~ Sodcrs P.ttm oa Hays Mrs Chrosto pher Moody ,tnd son Krosten M.or Mrs D.tnnl dell sun Rutl,md M1 and Mrs J.t nll e Wolle d,ntghtct Syr,u;usc Oisch.tr~es Jan II s,u,th Cl1vms D.tlton L HH.h um D.m!cllc Culp Loa Ann Kong Mos J.unos Pono ,md d.oughtcr Mos D.ortn lock· ell .tnd son Mrs R.ty Rl·Jm.m .tnt.l son, F.tnn) Pavlotsk y Wollo.tm H.trshharge r Mu,ond ,t Spauld on g Jason Moon.: 18irths - Mo ,nod Mr, J.uncs M,tldonado d,ouehtct Ro o Gr,mde , Mr and Mrs Ry.on 1ockctt son J,ock son (Published wtth pcrmisston) l:Unl 8trths - Mo ,ond Mts. Ra) RcJ ...on M 1m n W V,1 Mr .md m~m Orange Township Trustees set meeting '' The Orange Townshop Tru,tccs' annual approprtatlon mcettng wtll be held on Thursday at 7 10 p m at the home of the clerk Osoc Foil rod DID YOU KNOW? The long-established Holzer Home Health Service at Veterans Memorial Hospital In Pomeroy Is ready to serve you 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The service's well-trained, experienced stall can provide assistance with your health problems In the comfort of your own home. Answers to any questions you have In regard to the service can be secured by calling 992~231. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 115 EAST MEMORIAL DRIVE POMEROY, OHIO 992-2104 ., 1 • c;;;;ra~:~~~c~~p NEW YORK (AP) -A full revtew of the Jon Benet Ramsey case ordered by the new pohcc commander turned up a cructal mossmg ptccc of cvtdencc , Tillie magazme reponed Pollee retraemg thctr steps reportedly found a heavy black flash light first spoiled on the kttchen counter of the Ramsey home Dec 26. 1996, the morn 1ng the 6-year-old gtrl'> body was found Boulder, Colo, pollee beheve she was ktllcd by a blow to the head woth the flashlight, after she already had a cord 'ued around her neck TI1C llash ltghl was dtscovcred among other Ramsey evtdcnce stQrecj at pchcc head quancrs. Time magazmc reponed m tts Jan 19 tssuc, due on newsst.mds today. Stmllar to those used by pohce, the llashhght was sent to the Color.tdo Bureau of lnvesttgatiOn en me lab for testmg Boulder pollee dechned to comment on the Time arttclc Sunday "I don "t know anythmg about II," spokeswoman L.eshe Aah6lm satd ' ll1C flashhght rumor was out there a month ago We can 't comment on any opcr· auonal deuuls " ' The flashlight was found after Mark Beckner, who took over the. onves tigauon '" October, ordered a revtcw of all case files, evtdencc and matert· als. Poltce have satd the gtrl's wealthy parents, John and Patsy Ramsey, " rematn under an umbrella of susptcton" on thctr daughter s death The Ramscys have vehemently dented any pan m lhe murder 'I •· A Shamele" ASP to Pat Rohcrtson who sold hall ol the Famoly Channel to Rupert Marrocd Wuh Chtldrcn Murdoch har~ Mildred Hamm, 91, Syracuse, dted early thts mornong at Pleasant Valley Hospttal m Pomt Pleasant, W Va Arngements wtll be announced later by Missing evidence found in murder Pulh.lus w1shc:-i also to a1,nounu.: ~ these spc..: tal awards l us Mildred Hamm Untts of the Mctgs County Emcr· gcncy Medtcal Servtce recorded 18 calls fqr asststanee Saturday and Sunday Untts respondong tncludcd CENTRAL DISPATCH 2·51 am Saturday Rockspnngs Rehabtlltauon Center. Pomeroy, Edche McGrail. Veterans Memonal Hosp1tal, 11.29 am Saturday, East Mam Street, Pomeroy, Corky Akms, VMH, Pomeroy squad asststed, 2·S6 am Sunday state Route 143. Pomeroy, Terry Mowery, Pleasant Valley Hospital, 6 20 am Sunday, Nonh Mam Street, Rutland, Troy Todd, VMH. Rutland squad assostcd, 10 10 am Sunday. Hudson Street. Mtddleport, Shcm Whttc PV.H , 2 24 p m Sund,ty. Powell Street Mtddlepon . Alva Reed Holzer Mcd-' teal Center 4 22 p m Sund.ly Beech Street Mtddlcport. Doh Elhs HMC 9 25 p m Sunday Powell Street Mtddlcport. Ek,onor P,ocltz. HMC Mtddlcpurt squad ,tsststcd II I K p m Sund.oy R.tune Fore , St.tllon, Roch H.trros VMH Raunc squ~•d assisted ° the vtsot .t dospl.ty ol 'stupcl ytn,! tomtng I must rcfratn Irom ch,trac· tenzong ot, and Louts F.trrakhan, lest I he lorced to reclasstly th os dtspatch and gtve ot an X ratong Leonard E Da1ley 60, Success Road, Reedsvtlle, dtcd Saturday, Jan 10, 1998, at Camden-Clark Memonal Hospital m Parkersburg, W Va He was born Nov 14, 1937, m Ravenswood, WVa, son of the late Ocran and Gusste Umstead Daoley He was employed at the A)Jl~Shovel Plant on Parkersburg, where he was a mtllwnght He was an Army veteran He IS survtved by hts wtfe, Helen Cozart Oatley , two sons and daugh ters-m-law, Mtke and Shon Oatley, Leonard Jr and Jenny Oatley, all of Reedsvtllc, a daughter and son-m-law, Debbte and Creg Hagoptan of Bremen, II grandchtldren, three brothers, Dave Oatley of Reedsvtlle. and Blam Oatley and Lon me Oatley, both of Portland, two ststers, Florence Deeter of Rac1ne and Lona Cozart of Reedmlle He was preceded m death by two ststers, Chlons Taylor and Betty Tnp plett, and one nephew, John Paul Oatley GraveSide setivtces wtll be field Tuesday, I p m at the Success Cemetery, Reedsvtlle, with Pastor Jeff Cottnll oftietatmg Fncnds may ealltoday 7-9 p m at the Whtte Funeral Home, Coolvtlle Two-vehicle accident reported Meigs EMS logs 18 c~lls ---Hospital news-- H ~tvm ~ h.1LI le.u ul no one hr doses the (Ollllhouse door hdund , luno ,ond ol he s ln'h w.tl k' up tl1c avonue with ' 1 sktp ,md '' snuk Gov P,u ,okt s populatoty oem.uns •' hogh on New York <t.He .tnd there" • ' snmo t,tlk ol hun '" a d,trk hnrsc · c:mdod.ue lot the prostdcncy Should he run.. one ol hts ~.:.unpatgn plcUgcs • os lt kdy to he th 11 he wtll conttnue to keep Judges tn hnc N t H t ff . a en IS ,a nat ton~ 11 Y , • renowned authonty on the F1rst · • A!"end~ent and the rest of the Bdl of Rtghts Ann·o~un·cin·g the. .,1.997"'ASPs! Leonard E. Dailey Otis F Knopp, 80, 49884 Portland Road. Racme, dted Sunday, Jan II 1998 on Holzer Medtcal Center Born Jan. 28, 1917 m Gay, WVa, son of the late George Washmgton and Nora Elizabeth Rhodes Knopp, he was a daory farmer and served as attendance officer for lhe Metgs County•schools for over 30 years AU S Navy veteran of World War II he was a membet-of Rae me A mer· ican Leg10n Post 602, was a Metgs County sheniT's deputy, and was a mem· bcr of the Metgs County Draft Board, Veterans Servtce Commtsston, Fed· eral Landbank Board and the AMVETS He was a Sutton Townshtp trustee. and a longtime member of the Dorcas Unoted Methodtst Church Survtvmg are hts wtfe, Edna Wolfe Knopp whom he marrted Sept 24. 1940 m Wdmmgton, a daughter, L01s (Dtck) Sterrett of lancaster a son Max L. (Jill) Knopp of Racme, five grandsons and ftve great -grandchtldrcn four brothers, Oak (Berntcc) Knopp and Ovte Knopp, both ofGay Otmcr Knopp of Couagcvtlle, WVa, and Otho (Naomt) Knopp ot ltverpool, WVa . and several nteces and ncpbews He ~preceded m death by a sostcr Opal Knopp, and two hroth ers, OwcOKnopp and Orvdle Knopp Servtces wtll be 10 am Wednesday on the Cremeens Funeral Home Rae: me. wtth the Rev De Wayne Stuttlcr and the Rev Jom Corhctt olltctat· tng Bunal wtll hem the letart Falls Cemetery Fnends may e,tll .n the luneral home from 5-8 p m Tuesday Mtlttary gravesodc scrvtccs wtll he umducted hy Racmc Amem.tn Lcgoon Post 602 The firing of a Bill-of~Rights judge. Concernmg another case of an tllegal pohcc stop 11and searc h that dod. hOW£Vcr, produ~e a stolen wal• let Murphy noted J ln retrospect .. and c~pcctally.m hgjl,l of the dtscovcry of frutt' ot P"''l crnmnal con duct ·· 11 may he auractovc to vt~w poltec actton on thts,!"attcr as street smart and cxpcdocnt Yet unto I ot IS dctcrmoned hy .oppwpnate authonty that the constrauys ol the fourth Amendment .ore n<¥,1tgoble upon our urban streets thos s ourt s duty " to dtsavnw r.tthcr lb,ln endorse such cxpcd1cnLC ,1 On lcarnmg tP.dtrcctly that he would not he oe~gpmntod Justoce Murphy has rcstgpcd V~mous har .lssnctatiOns arc o~'ragcc.J at h1s dts mtss.ll scemg 11 .Is the ~overnnr s unabashed attac~ f'" the ondependcnce ol the JUdtctary Indeed Pat.tkl'> tnststence that JUdccs m New Ymk state ,1dhcrc tn ht' ' phtlosophy \~: JUst tee recalls a desert piton ol Kt/)g George Ill on the Decl.tratoon ol 1/)flcpendcncc 'He h'as made JUdg~S( dependent on In• woll alone lnr 1he tcnuo ~ of thetr nllu:cs Ros.1hnd Fm~, prestdent nl the New York County Lawyers Assc>et.t· loon declares ,Q~ rclusmg to .tllow thos uno vers,olly tJespcctcd JUrist to remaon on tho hQnch that he had Jed so ahly for the 1~1 20 years based not on the JUdga)s mcnt hut on hts Edward F "Bucky" Bass, 69 Potters Creek Road, West Columbo a, W Va, dte<fSaturday, Jan 10, 1998 m Pleasant Valley Hospttal , followmg a l~ ngthy Illness. Born May 19, 1928 m Mason County, WVa, son of the late Harry l and freda Gardner Bass, he was .a reured employee oflakm State Hospttal He was also a former ptlcher for many Pomt Pleasant W Va , area fast pttch softball teams He was also preceded tn death by hts wtfe, Ellen l Plumbly Bass, three si5ten, Patsy Bass, Senna Hussell and Moldred Fowler, and three brothers, Bobby Bass, Btlly Bass and DaVId Bass Surv1v1ng are two daughters, Holly L (Charles) Chapman and Kay Boswell, both ofWest Columb1a; four grandchtldren,two ststers, Nancy Jack son of Potnt Pleasant, and Barbara Cornell of Letart, W Va , three brothers Charles Bass, Dtck Bass and Ronme Gale Bass, all of Pomt Pleasant, and several nteces and nephews Servtces wtll be I p m Wednesday on the home of hts brother, Charles • Bass, 3209 Howard Ave , Pomt Pleasant, woth the Rev Herman H Jordan and the Rev lsatah Crump officoatmg Bunal wtll be m the Graham Ccme tery, New Haven, W Va Fnends may call at 3209 Howard Ave after 6 tomght and Tuesday 1 · Arrangements arc hy the Crow-Hussell Funeral Home Pomt Pleasant W VA. J ~==--.....J The Daily Sentinel • Page 3 ,..---Local briefs-"-...., Wr·,lti ,., Gambling industry lobqies_tl~rd in D~C. Fahrenkopf By Jack Anderson at the helm, and Jan Moiler Frank Fahrenkopf, the former tpe 8SSOCJa· 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio liOn has "l~ h aorman of t~e ~epubllcan Natton 614-992·2156 • Fax 992·2157 al Commottee irnti one of the leadong adopted the tobacco archttects of the Reagan Revolution has elevated spm control to a new mdustry 's penchant level ~· Ltke many fanner party opera· for shadmg A Gannett Co. Newspaper uve> fahrenkopf now spons fm the the !ruth l11ghest btdder And one of the ht gh· when bad Moller & Anderson ROBERT L WINGETI est bodders on Washongton these days news comes Publisher ts the gambling mdustry or, as ots way ondustry of!ocoals euphemtsltcally The most recent pubhc relauons ot gam tng ' reler to calamoty to befall tltc tndustry was a MARGARET LEHEW CHARLENE HOEFLICH Twenty yc~rs ago only two <tates released last month showtng study Controller General Manager on the unton penmncd gambltng lhat suoctde rates art consoderably Today, there arc only two states that hogher m cmcs that have welcomed do not Utah and Haw au 1 he other castno gambhng Las Vegas has the Tltt Stnllnel INkom•• l1tt.r1 to tht tdltor from flldlfl on 1 bftMd flnQI of toplcl Shod,.,.,.. (31JD WOI'da or,.,., h•v• UN blat ch1nc• of btlng pubHMJid. Typed Ill· 48 states all allow wagenng on thcu ho ghcst sutctdc rate 0f any maJor ten , . pntwr.d Md all rMy H editftl E.ch lhoutd Include 11 tlgnltU,., 11ddna1, sotI be tl '" a state lottery on a coty and sutctdcs m Atlanuc Ctty and rllytlmt phon• num~»r, s,.clty 1 d1t1 1r thtre 's ' refetwnce to 1 prtllfOUI art/ell or lf.lttr. IIMI to Ltttw. to th• Editor, The Sentinel nt Courl St Po,.roy, Ohio n verboat cas ono or at a dog track ha' c chmbcd 50 percent smcc cast 45769, or, FAX to .,.,_992·2151 L:egal gamblon g m Amcnea has nos were brought on hccome a $600 bolhon husone<s 1 he ftndongs helped conform, dwarfmg all other types ol en tet1atn· what many people have long susmcnt on terms of mone y spent · and pected that gambhng -- and the loves ruoned lmancoal hardslnps that hefall those It wa•qu~l a nl.lltcr of tunc hclorc who get h o~ca n prompt some the mdustry made ttself a pre se nce people IO comm it SUICide By JOHN NOLAN m Washon2ton Launched on 199'i But that s not what the gambhng Associated Press Wnter CINCINNATI - Nctthcr ram sleet wc tl .mds, bat> nor a 40 vcm delay the Amcn~an Gam1ng Assocmtton ondustry wanted to heat Asked appeared hkely to stop the construction ol ,, htghway touted'" a \Ohtdc lor has quockly become one ol the hog about the study Fahrenkop l blamed httters tn the Was hmgton power the hogher sutctde rates on the ISO· ct.:onomu.: devel opment Stt ll opponent- ol the Butler Count y Regmntl Hoghway 4ucs11on game And wtth the well connected Iat ton of people who mtgratc w the whether the $100 mollton plus proJect woll he the cummnoc hon't that Its supporters daom There has never heen an cconomtc study ,lS to th e v,tluc ol thts htghway ntt£ I~ NOT I They keep talkmg about Its great u's great , H s gteat but tlteoc s never LOOKING GaJ0. hecn a study satd Carl Morgenstern lawyer lor Ltherty 1ownsh\p rc"dcnts who say the road wtll shatter the rural peace ul thcor homes Publtc olficoal s supporting the prOJect say they expect H woll be an ceo nomoc shot tn the arm for Hamolton, wltoch h.t> lost tndustroal JObs on recent years, and the Butler County area through wh och H wt ll travel Two regulatory agenc tes that ~ ra nted pcn111ts lor the proJeCt h"'c reJeCt· cd the clatms of Morgenstern ' group th31 the htghw.ay wtll cause orrc vcrsohle envtronmerital damage. satd Karen Lane DeRosa spokeswoman for the county Transportation Improvement Dastnct whoc h wtll oversee the road s construcuon NeHhcr the Ohoo Envtronmcntal Protectoon Agency nor the U S Army Corps of Engmecrs "had any problem wllh the objections rat sed," she satd The transponatton dostnct saod 11 rcccovcd the Army Corps permit Wednesday It was the last regulatory permo I needed to construct the I0 l mole hoghway that wtll connell OhiO 4 m Ham olton wtth Interstate 75 Dostnct oftictals hope to break ground for the four lane road tn March and have 11 ready for tralfic m the summer of 2000 There arc sttll doscusswns about whether the road could be extended farther cast to tntcrsect woth Interstate 7 1 Bcsodcs mvadong rural neoghborhoods the hoghway could rum streams and wetlands and create traffoc Jams on Ham olton the opponents say The opponents went before the state En\lronmcntal Rev tew Board to By Nat Hentoff As Jan challenge the Ohoo EPA s dects)On last month to let the prOJeCt go lorward The moss ton of a current posse of Hoffman A decosoon ts pendmg noted m the The US Ftsh and Woldltfe Scrv tce wants to make sure the htghway > congress tonal Republtcans ts to block the appoontment of · acttvost New York cunstruc11on wtll not threaten the lndtana hat an endangered spoctes known JUd ges ·· or to tmpeach those Ttmes, It 10 mh,tblt some caves on lndoana and Kcntuck) It'"' 1 known of the bat II\ CS already on the bench was the ltrst m the area B) and lar e. tH targe ted Judges lime on But to o,t>e that concern, the transportation dostroct plans to spend arc on gmalt s For mstanc c they memory $500 000 for an envtronmcntal con>ultant to make sure - of the bat does that a scnoor hvc there - that dead trees 11 moght occ upy woll be remo1 cd before the hat take the Foun Amendment (protcc loons .tga on st poltce search and judge has t.:ould rmgralc lo the area m mrd-Aplll se ozutc) as scrwusly as the Framers heen barred In approvong the proJCll the Ohto EPA concluded that the htghway can from serv sa11sfy the lcderal Clean Water All hy crc,Utng l 'i ,teres ol wetlands - to dod lltcy actually hehc\e the Btl I ol Ro ghts guarantees even dc[endants mg .m addt· replace 2 I wetland acres that would t>e de stroyed - .md h) aheo o~g cui\C t t lc ttatn 11 ghts Thcrelotc say thetr toonal tc11n dcsH:m over some creeks u ttiLs thc~c Jun~ts nurtutc what Hentoff hc,ausc ol 1lle created wctl.tnds ore to he ondudcd on a 42 ,ocre p.trk to he deeded to Rtchard Noxon used to call the od~olng y ' Ltherty Townshtp ctunm,ol fotecs J,nnes Goll , the chatrm.tn nl the The umgrcssmnal pursuers ol governors sl:rcentng panel has let ll ,H.: ll\ 1st judges now ha ve ~m he known lhat Patak I ts scndmg Jus Barry's tlhp u mg model ol how to deal wuh lice Murphy nut lo p.1s1urc hccau"c t World JUt osts honked on due proc ess the go\crnor has gr.1ve phtlosnpht these t Thc mode Its New York Repuhltc.m cal dollcrcnces wJth Murphy mer t Gm Geoogc P,uakt who rode mill the judge's rulmgs on cnmmal c.tscs t ollt..:c 10 1YY4 as ,m unswcrvmg p10- Morco,cr an atdc to the ~ovcrnor poncnt ol the death penalty told the New York Post th.ot Patakt In olltce ho h.ts remO\ed one dts was paotoculatl y unhappy concern tmt attorney Irom a murder caso tng Murphy s repeated ru ltn gs hecausc that DA could not he .tgatnst the pplocc on ,e,orch .md depended on to demand captt.al pun- sctzure cases 1sllmcnt lor the dclcndant To get a sense ol these ru lings In Patakt has now refused a rouunc one c.t,e Murphy on dtsscnt two year tcappotntment to Francos remmded the pnlocc and the maJort T Murphy .. for 20 years the prestd ty ol the .tppe ll.tte dovoston hcnch ong JUstice of the Appellate Dt VISton that the abso lutel y, esscnto ,tl pur Ftrst Department of the state court pose of const otuttonal guarantees " system Murphy IS 70 .tnd 11 has to shtcld onnoccnt tndtvtdu tis lo om been customary lor JUdges rcachtng the arhotrar) asscrtton ol the state' 'Esta6fiS~a rn ' '• • The Daily Sentmel ~~ - 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' . -·- �Sports The Daily Sentinel 'Page 4 Monday, January ~2~ 1998 Monday, January 12, 1998 , ' ' '1\i,;'£:'4" ~ GOTCHA' - P11tsburgh linebacker Donia Jones (left) gets a gnp on Denver runmng back Terrell Dav1s 1n the fourth quarter of Sundays AFC champ1onsh1p game 1n Pittsburgh, where the Broncos won 24-21 to advance to the Super Bowl (AP) Broncos outlast Steelers 2 1'to win fourth AFC title By JOE KA PITISBUR H (AP) - Gelling to lhc Super Bowl 1s no h1g Jc,JI Ior John Elw.1y - hccn thc1c lost I\ three lllliCS Get ling there wath th1s Denver Bn nt:os tc,tm now there s somcthmg to 111 tkc h1m dre,tm 1he 17 yc" old master ol h1g dnves put togclhcr thrc...-: ruther modest ones Sund 1y sc;:nJ mg the Brom:ns h 1ek 111 the Super Bowl wllh a 24 21 VIctory over the Plllshurgh Slcclcrs Elway s lourth AFC champwnshtp was hardly lui tdlmg He s more tntcrcstcd 1n the nnhon that th1s teams h 1ltncc tmghl help htm hllthc on ly votd m hts ~alm os t llmshclll.:Mccr I m not h tppy 1hnul gcttlllg h Ilk to the Super Bowl s ud Elw,tv who h.1d come to gnps wnh the poss1hll1ty h~.: 1111ght never gd th...-:r~.: 1gam I v. mt tu wm 11 I v~.: hccn there he lore I \ c never h uJ 1~.: h \Il L~.: tu Will 0111.: fhe llll c g nne tgamst Green Bay nught he lm Its\ ch tncc Its ccrt,unly hiS hcst eh.tnce I hesc Broncos ( 15 4) arc much dtllcrentlrnm the team s ol the ROs wh1ch tchcd on 1n undcrwcd dclcnsc and Elway s strong arm 1 hw dclcnsc col overwhelmed m~ Elway couldn l pull ollthp ono m 111 ollcnsc mlhe three Super BnwllojsCs 1 As the P11tshurgh Steders ( 12 6) t tn Ille st thts Den v~.: r tc.nn docsn t rely on Elway nc 1rly !-.O •nul: h 11-:f rei I D'tvJS Ihe AFC s top rusher r'" lor I W y 1rds tnd a touchdown Sunday to ltkc the pressure oil El" 'Y In the pro~,;c ss D.tvls became the hr~t runner to top 100) ~rds til season agamsl Plllshurgh wh1ch h 1tllhe lc tguc s hesl run dclense At the same lJme Denver s delc nse - the one th II has gtven up Iewer yards lh 111 my other tn the lc t~uc 1 - wtercepled Kordcll Stcw,\rt tlt rcc Innes wd c.tuml h1m to lumhl c away another ch 11\C C You <Un lturn the hall over lour lllllcs 111 '"AI C IItle g tme md ex pect gtlOd thtn~s \II h tppen 'ud 1 : !1 1ushurgh s Jerome Bet !Is who rushed lm 1<1~ y ~rds fhc Stcelcrs put together Dne ntcc drt vc titer moth : Cf onl y lCJ C..:OITIC ur ~.:mp l )' ~to,; thL:If OO VILC qu lrlcrh H:k ; m 1dc one nusl,\kc .Iller anlllhcr He w" unly the ltl th QUtlrh.;rhm.: k to k.u..l .1 team to iJ ~..:o nh.:rl;rH.:c IItie g um; m hr s lust lull season as 1st lrtcr Ill li\ C ha ve los t Kardell " 1grc.!l quMtcrhack hut he h tsn I hccn 111 a h1g g,uue wtlh thts type ol m.,~ ntludc s uti R ty Crockdt who h td one ol the Br( n ~,;os tluct.: mtcH.: cr ttons 1 On{;c v. c started rnakrng some pltys you t:ould rc,llly tell You cou ld sec htm te11stn~ up Hew" tc tl ly nott hrowmg the h til well tlfcr th II H~.: ~.: ouldn 1 h 1vc Jonc lllm:h worse Stcw lfl who led the AFC 111 11\ lcrce pllons ended 1 second qu Iller threat hy throw1ng tnlo douhle coverage 111 the end zone The result was h1 s f1rst Jntcn.:cptlon " The second hall was even worse Ptttshurgh con trolled the h.1lllor 10 45 oltbe thtrd quarter and could n 1score Allen Aldndgc tntcrccpted Sle\\arl tn the end zo ne to cap 1n II play dnve and Stewart fumbled on 1hc ltn.!l pla y of the quarter Any 11me Elway gets the hall you know lhtngs ,uc gotng to h tppen center Dcrmonllt Dawson satd And tl you keep gtvtng h1m the hall you w1ll pay lor tl We pa1d lor 11 Elw 'Y made the Steclers pay \wtcc late tn the ltr<t hall He went 6 lor 6 tn a pmr oltouchdown dnves dur tng the ltnal 4 40 that made t\ 24 14 at hallumc Stew,trt s mtstakcs prevented the Steelers from dos mg the gap unt1l 11 was too late Hts 14 yard touchdown P•"' to Charles Johnson cut 11 10 24 21 Wllh only 2 46 lch Elw ty took 11 Irom there Although hJS numhcrs were very ordtnary -,I X ol 3 1 lor 21D yards and two touchdowns - Elway w,\S perlccl when ll mallered He threw three passes when the Broncos got the b.111 back lor the last ltme com plettng .til three The ht£gcsl 1vas ,m 18 y.ud throw to Sh,mnon Sharpe on th~rd and stx Elway saw that Sharpe drew ltnehacker J """ Gtldon 111 coverage ,md 1mprovtscd That was the ltrst ttme we ve eve r made that pity Sh trpe satd Once 1saw the ltnebacker ltncd up over me I knew John w Is com mg to me I knew lh II w" prelly much the hallgame John made a heck ol ,, throw Actu tll y we kmd ol made that one up on the lly Elw ty ' 11d It s 1e tlly nol tn our pity hook tl s JUS\ ~omcth1n c th u h~1pru:ncd M,tyhe somed ty Stewart Will make those ktnds ol throw s too He grew up tdmtnng Elw.ty md would ltke to tlnnk he c,m lollow Ius ex nnple Hopclully I II h 1vc the opportunity 10 wm some Sup~.:r Bowl ~ hom now to .tgc :n Stl:w trt stud El"i ty h ts h td three oil hose nppor\Unlltcs md lost' them dl 1\1 20 to the New York Gt.mt s tn 19X7 42 Ill to W!shlll-11 n tn 19XX ,md ' ' Ill to S m Franctsc o 111 COLUMBUS Ohto (AP)- The funeral scrv1cc lor Anne Gross Hayes the w1dow of fiery Oh10 State lool b 111 co.tch Woody Hayes Will be prtvate the famtly announced Mrs Hayes dted Saturday around I0 p m at Rtvemde MethodiSt Hos pllals '" Co lumhus She was 83 Mrs Haycs 1 a naltve of New Jhtladelpht 1 and 1 graduate of Oh10 V.esleyan Un1vemty ltved tn the Col umbus suburb ol Upper Arltng ton She co nunued to speak to grou ps support chartltes and keep 11t vc the memory ol her hushand alter hts death ,n 1987 Dunng speaktng engagements she would JOke about the day she marrted the curm udgcon Iy coach m June ol 1942 whtle Woody Hayes w ts tn the Navy It was supposed to he cmanct pallon day hut1l d1dn l work out that way I was sold t)l\O slavery she Joked Football was my game I JUst loved tl When I was tn college I wouldn 1 m1ss a loothall or haskethall game lor love nor money she satd When Woody was an asSJslanl foot hall coach at New Phtladelphm we'd go somewhere and scout That was my date Desptle fa11tng health m recent years Mrs Hayes sull played a prommcnt role at the 25th anntvcr sary of her husband s fmal naltonal champiOnship team That 1968team was honored al a hanqucl dunng an Oh1o Stale game Woody Hayes went 20S 61 I0 tn 28 seasons as coach at Ohto State wmnmg Assoctatcd Press poll cham ptonsh1ps m 1954 and 1968 Vtsttalton for Mrs Hayes wtll he 2 4 and 6 8 p m at the Schoedmger Northwest Chapel m Columbus Mrs Hayes IS survtved by a son Steven a Frank 1m County Muntctpal Court JUdge -Sports briefsBORMio Italy (AP) - Ger many's Htlde Gcrg won a World Cup slalom Sunday edgmg Amencan Krtstma Kozmck by 0 27 seconds On Saturday Germany s Martma Ertl ended Itahan slar Deborah Com pagnom s one year wmnmg streak 111 the g1ant slalom cdgmg teammate K,\\Ja Setzmger hy 0 74 seconds .,. Basketball CHICAGO (AP) -Two months alter plcdgmg to never play agam lor the Chtc.1go Bulls slur lorward Scot li e P1ppen reJOined the team he helped wm ltve ol the last seven NBA lilies P1ppen who mtssed Ch1cago s ltrsl 35 games lollowmg loot surgery started 111 the Bulls 87 82 VIctory over Golden State on Saturday mght u I I0 unttllhen a then man y~o=f~l;::he::m:-~,::,e71d:-:goa~l-:f:-ro_n_l-;L_o__n__g__w__e;:-11-w-:1:;-lh~5::04-;--s-:-la-rt~hec-a-us_e_w_e-:-k-ne-w-lt""w-,-,u-:1-:d_g_c_l-:B:-a-y--:-H-o-:-lm-gr_e_n_w7a_s_"!!:-o-u_n_g_s-qu_a_r--a-n-)'t_h_m_g---;------~--1--lh_c_N_F_C-=-''-------- 4 and 5 yard dumpotls San Franctsco got a 28 yard held goal Irom Gqry Anderson With 58 seconds Iell 111 the hall that m.1de t1 I0 3 But Favre and Freeman com 011 hmcd '' 40 yard pass lo set up a 41 yard kick hy Ry,m Longwell the second ol hts Ihree ilcld goals and II w IS 13 3 .It hallttme 1 G.1me we 11 Gover ncen Bay got a 25 y.1rd left Dorsey Levens who gamed 114 yards on 27 carnes, scored on a 5 yard run two mmutes laler then Chuck Levy returned the ensumg kickoff 95 yards for San FranciSco s only touchdown , the ilrst ktckoll return lor a lo~chdown tn n conl er cnce ttlle game\ But that w," garbage tunc more or lc<s We w.1111ed to get nil to a ~nod 117 r II hi Tf.!h 71 k:lslmiiH I> 4 \.'"llll:7fl St.:! HIll (7 v,u I \' I 'i4 Stt:ntKK N 1gtr16X Sl l r 11.: 1 ~ P1 77 M nlltih NJ M1 S1 J l1 ~ 6( (It; rj:dlwuf"l() Syr 11.;1 s~ h) I JJIS YJIIl 6'i W ~~edO K1hl;rtM rrsfll W s t V r~tJI) K M 11 K~ Ydl7 1 lt.:1 171)(011 Pr Basketball NBA standmgs EASTERN CONFERENCE Mlanllr l)tvl!leun L CIL !.!: '\ 10 IK II I 'i Ill t-.7h 'ill 'PI) 111 17 I I Ill I fl IK ~lK '" IK ltJ 11.1 "i \() 4li? 141 lhctr thlfd Supct Bowl 111 ts Ill lOY lrtcs ltsl ye 11 Ill Jk the Nl C ttllc Sun d.1y 111 wnvtnun" I tshton 21 10 ova th l: -llJu~ 11 S m Fr tnt,.;l s~.: o The Dcm~.:r Brnn;.;o~ 0 4 1n the.: t·ug g unc went tnto Pt ll s hur ~ h md he 11 the Stcckts 1 4 21 Green B ty " 1 11 tn potnl 11\ont ~.: lor lht,.; g lllll: on J 1n 2:"1 It Sm l>te_o One ol the tlungs we \liked 1hout hc lorf..: th1s Sl' tson st<Jrtcd w~ts th tl we needed Ill tccomphsh enough md gd h u.:k to the.: Super Bowl so we ~.:ould he.: m..:ntlon~.::d wtlh the gn.: 11 teams tn the lc 1guc Packers ll~ht cml M uk Chmur.1 s,ud Well we thmk we rc he 1ded 111 that dtrcc lton hut we h 1vc another step to t.lkC Th.\1 step Jltakcn would g1vc tho NFC' 14 stratght Super Bow l VK to ncs It tlso wou ld m tke the Pac kers ( 15 l) the second tc.tm to twtcc wtn conscc u\I VC Super Bowls The Stee l crs d1d 1l tn the 1970s Sttunch dclcnse and .t halanccd ollense have hcen the keys lor Green Bay The P tckcrs h "c lll o\\ ed 61 pomts tn thctr tas'i m mc.m tnglul games - thctr 1cason e n d t n~ 1 I 21 I m rno1c cxt.: tl ~.: d thnut this one center Fr mk Wtn tcrs s,11d It w 1s M' mw.: h h 1nkr th~.:rc w~.: re so m my more o hst ~~.: l ~.:~ to o\c..:rt:mm tnd then h \Y lllg 111 wtn the NFC ~.:h unp1on,l11p g~1m1.: on th~.: ro 1d was "' Ullltcult All the way there s hccn t lot ol humps 111 ge t over tJld a lot ol Jouht hom lht,.; outstd~.: The Bronu>s h tve h 1J ,, slr m~le hold on douhl whenever they mtde the Super Bowl John Elway IS 0 1 tn them and none ol th'-= los:-;cs were ~.:lose But Denver ( 15 4) the f1fl h wt ld c ~rd tc 1111 to tntke 1l1c Super Bowl on!) 0 tklnnd m 1980 won tl - has shown tremendous rcstl1cncc All Pro Terrell Dav ts the 1\FC s lcadmg rusher gat~.cd 139 yards al PHis hurgh the ltrsl back to surpass 100 tg unst the Stcc lcrs thiS season We ltkc to thtnk "c have an NIT sty le runmng game Dav1s 1 Third phm· fi' Xt~ A&.M (unma ~ M nt I tr St 71 N~w1 1 N w '\'I Ilk: 1 utKOM l I ~t"( V 71 U 1 nttl r und v ii IS I NY 70 ' 7 K l'l WES1 ERN CONFERENCE MulweJ.II)tvlseura GEITING AWAY from San Francrsco linebacker Ken Norton Jr IS the task of the moment for Green Bay runmng back Oorsey Levens In the first half of Sunday's NFC t1tle game 1n San Franc1sco where the Packers' 23-10 victory back-to-back Super Bowl appearances for the <Second time In their history (AP) !.!: L I'd. 2\ M7 17 II 11 l 'i IK 16 'i29 IU ?7 ">70 171 06 1 21 b7fl 'iH 6 1'.1 ············· · ......... ) Packers beat 49ers 23-10 to win return trip to Super Bowl By DAVE GOLDBERG SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - The 1mage of the Greef\ Bay Packers ts Brcll Favre, AntoniO Freeman Dorsey Levens and the h1gh powered ollcnsc ' BulJl s the delensc thut s catTymg the Packers to San D1ego where m quest ol lhCif second stm1ght NFL ttllc, they wtll meet Denver They ve alncady heen mstallcd as 11 In potnl lavortte to extend the NFC s Super Bowl streak to 14 The Packers qualttwd lor the1r second stra1gh1 Super Bowl Sunday by shullmg down S.m Fr,mctsco 21 10 tn the NFC llllc game largel y because the delcnse pcrlormcd bnl hantly It held the 49crs to 33 yards on the ground and got a 58 yard mtercept1on return from Eugene Robmson to set up the only touchdown of the ltrsl ~5 mmutcs ol the game We knew we could dommale them sa1d lmchru.:kcr Seth Jo) ncr who wtll he gotng to hts ltrst Super Bowl alter II se \SOns sl.unng tn Ph1ladclphm and Anzona and never genmg close It am t even close who s the hct tcr delcnse m lhe btg g.1mcs s 11d strong sal ely LeRoy Butler takmg a shot al San FranciSco s No I rank mg my tras tllowcd Allth tl No I dclensc slufl docsn 1mc.m ,, lot io us We rc gomg to S~m D1cgn They also showed why r.mkmgs arc me tnmglcs"i Smce their hyc week wt!h 1 ~ 2 record the P.1ckers (15 3) hnve moved up lrom No 23 to No 7 m y.1rds II lowed And cxcludmg tile 4 1 1X deb,\cle m lndt tn.tpolts nn Nov 16 they vc 1llowed JUS\ H~J pom\s 111 Ill games Even mote 11npresstvc lhcy h,\VCII l ,tllowcJ ,l lOUchdown pISS Ill 11 quarters gomg h.lck lo the second quarter ol th,u loss to the lhcn wm less Colts Nohody s gomg to rcmcmhcr that l1ltlc sltrur now Butler s,11d Sunday w,\S lyptc 1l olthe second h,lil ol the sc.JSnn - S tn Frtnctsco -l!atncd JUS, 257 y 1rds 1m Ihe mudd~ turl ol 1Com P.uk where ,, ste.1dy r"m bcg~m dl g~unc tunc ~mU mtcns1 hed throughout the g.unc And so lmn were the Green B ~~ del enders th tl the g.tmc ,1lmosf see med uvcr when F.tvrc comhmc«,l wtth Frccm.tn on 1 27 y 1rd 1\luch down p '" 110 ml<llhc sccnnd qu,u tcr to gtvc the P.tckcrs ,, 10 0 lc.td Th 11 c unc tflcr Anderson s tnlct ccpllon ol Steve Young who w" 10 (S.c NFC on Pa~:c •q hecn To somclhmg else " .,'' 17 ~· ' Soulh I • 14 '0 211 Saturday's scores Mmncsult IOK Nt:w Juscy 101 Orl ml 1')(J lit ~~~ n K'> fnnntu 102 Cl EVELANiliJl ( h t~n Hi G tllk 11 Slth: H2 h ~hm tK4 0.t1!L~ 7Q U thlll nK4 Htt~ SmAutmn 109 S~~:r mcn11161 Mtlw ntki..'C \.15 Pnnl mtl W (0 I ) Sunduy's scores A !tnt I 107 W ~ lmg tuniU 2'( 0D l>i.!unu 111 l A Ch111-.!n ~'i • New Ymk n Sc lfllt IJI Mt mu 1Jil V n ~ uuvtr I)() Ch 1rlllt'f.JK I A L1k n'Jl M1dwrs1 Chit: 1.! 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'JI' Slt.:t \' kl lt rvlw K~ 11 ~H Thln.l plan FOU Mi\J1st n K<1 CCNY ()I Susqu ~ h I MtmuK'lllt slltt Cn llt:~t 7~ Mi ll!)! tn 71\ II \h 12 • ~""l ' 4!1> plctc ltbtnk th Uti we c m wtn Ihe next one I II he s tl 1:·d u.:J h ~.: ~ llli y 1n..ls 1g: unst Still r IOt.:l s~.: o th is sc 1 son when he ~ol 114 Th1 s P 1~..:kcr s I ~.: Ill\ tmght he rnon.: vcrs tlll e lh 111 I tsl yc If s model It ,\ISJI d unts 1t tr tvclcd 1much tougher road to gd to thc l1n 1l gamc l Sp:.Rbt tlt Wurehuusc-/ Rtthol; lm lhlhun<o~ l chuntptt nsh•f' Ch ~~ jhtrNn~pt t .lfl St Mlf) ~ Mtl 71 St J r.~:l b2Y 1>()(, )hiO H.S. boys' scores Rtehok lmihlllonul finl n.und A111Mtr hJ Ow.,~ S1 ·H 1>71> 6-*7 " 1 f hml plun II 4) c 11td l lJmun lnv•talwnal Oddsmakers give Green Bay 13 1/2 points in Super Bowl lht:GI~.:cnAI) PlLk i.: I S w ho W\ 111 Plliii~: CII't ( H ~.:: s ~ot on~.: mol~.: dlUH.:l: to 1111kc l11 s ~.: lh.:~.: r l:Oill pomt s 1.: 1111..-: 111 the pl1yoll s tnd < m: w" on Chuck Levy s ktckolltllUJn wtth the g une Jcctdcd Sund ty Dor s~.: y L~.:vcns h~.:~..: unc the llrst pl1ye1 to tush lo1 llllllc lh Ill 100 )I ~rncs R~dland~ Tuurnum~nl ~h"ntJII 1nshlp Rcdl H.l sll l UCS I /:: M-1 I? 11 -·- Lumber Hmrdwood C lll ~'il t" t:humpmnslllp Fr lSIbur~ S1 7-1 Pt: m S1 lkhr~ 1 41 Suulhwul Ah1lt:11l Chnsn11 You knew we had to un the 1 hall satd Levens M1kc challenged ts durtng 1he week to make sure we m run Th<tt gets hack to delcnse G """'" He.ust who earned the tqer~ runntng load uni t! he hrokc hts oll arhonc Nov 30 w 1s h.IL k tn the 1 1r11ng lin ~.: up hu t h~: w 1 ~ 11 1 1 1 u.: 11 He l11usheJ w1th 12\ 1r<ls "' c 1 ~ht ~, Wty It' M~th 7? Nnnl v.ti M ~t: h hU W s M1lwuuk\.~ hK WnJ,:ht S1 60 W s (hhkmh IIi~ W1 • Rt~ I lis .p W ~ Sltlll l 7tJ Wt ~ Whllcw l"r 4tJ W lll"nbtor~ 00 Dc1ts n:'i 1 W 11 lt.: r 71 Case Rt.:Sftv!i! -'fl 6 7 II ~ s 11d When I m runntng well md the lullhack tnd the hne 1rc hlockmg we re unstopp 1hlc But the Broncos 1lway"' h tvc stopped sholl ol wmn ng the Super Bowl lhcy md Bull"" tnd Mtn n~..:sota In : th~: only lour tunc lo,.crs l11c1r c<l.lch Mtkc Sh m.1h m won I Sup~.:r Bowl as m I ~S islant With the 4lJers So d1d P 1ckers co,tch Mtkc Holmgren 1 he lc uns h td lour Ullll\1111 1\ oppon~.:nt s C uolm.J NcY.. E n ~ lmU Bull,tlo tnd Sl L11111s Both swept _ th~m til Both w~.:rc ro u.J Wllln~o: rs 1n tht,.; umll.:rcncc Iitle g Ullls onl y the thm.l !nne th,\1 s h.lppene J tn the Super Bowl er,, In takmg the hard w ty to S tn D1cgo the Bronr..:os tvcngcd soml' ol thetr most p.unlul r.cccnt dele us They beat J tcksonvtllc whtc h upset them 111 Denver tn I JSI ye If s playol ls went to ~rc hrtv,\1 Kans ts C11y I tsl week tnd knocked oil Ihe h1gllcst sL:ed 111 the t.:onlt.:rt:nt:~.: Inti then \Vcnged a I \l c sc tson l11ss 11 Ptllshurgh on Sund ty We met some great h til duhs Ill thiS tournament and stud togci her to wtn and no douht we deserve d them Netl Stmlh satd We w<~nt ed to gtve No 7 another chnncc at tht ~ wnh h1m at the helm I know we arc tn good hands Holmgren knows that much olthe naiJOn Will he pulhng lor Elway For San F<anctsco ( 14 4) 11 w,ts thetr fourth loss tn hvc NFC conlcr ence games th1s decade Three were at home - to the New York Gtants m 1990 the Cowhoys m 1992 and lhts one The other was m Dallas 111 1991 It also was Green B.ty ' lounh h stm1 g t wm over San Fram: 1 s~.:o thc third Ill three years 111 the pi \}oils leav111g It Hie doubt about the top tc,un W1~lb rn6:'llru I !lSI 11 '' 'itiO II II 1 'i IkeI tc II 1111 John hcc tusc let s I ICC 11 he' th ~.: Dc.:nhl Bwn\,;os ~.:o u.: h M1k c Sh 111 1h m Si.Ud v1llory (lVl:f Bull1lu h uJ no hc~tnnl! on tht: s t~mJtn gs Just 17 ol thos~.: lerback coach at Bngham Young and also coach~d h1m as an a.<SJStanl tn San FranciSCO m the l~te 80s and early 90s But that all went out the wmdow m the game 'The week was such fnendly ftre admtralJOn and respect hul h 1 1 h t at sony or I c pregame shows M"rtuccJ satd On game d.1y y11u • want to heat that opponent more than Spnng ArbtJf 67 Mlt:h De trh rn 1b St F 111m Inti >4 lklhl."l It I ttl S1 Sdnl sl taH Mum (rll.hlmf>' 11!1\ll 711i Urb m~ 67 Tlleln70 M1ut 01 q V1rl;!1 1 t Tn h 7fl D 1yt 11 11l W Mtdu g t1 7~ Akr ttft J I -111 (rnlr ul ()1\"1);1011 \I I kn ~ ~ ~~~ ' I By BARRY WILNER ji.P Football Wnter SptJth.s.. 1~ l1 von.:J hy mmt..: th m two tow•. hlit~w n ~ me r wt nk s~ In thf..: Supct 13< wl harder and harder to score s.ud Green Bay coach M1ke Holmgren By the second hall 11 w.ts real tough gotng out there All thai ram and all thai dclenst overshadowed what h,td hccn the theme of the week he lore the game - Ihe close ttcs hctwcen the two tc"ms " Steve Manucc1 the 49crs co.\lh tulored Favnc as an a-"!Sianltn Green Scoreboard I 'Nil pity 11 I he le vel he pltys t!lus tge ts He Jesc 11cs ,\nothct shot \1 thts 'The Dally Sentinel • P~ 5 NFC final. ••(Contmuefl from Page 4) 3 Woody Hayes' widow dies at 83 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio MAC men's standmgs f 1~1 Utvlsmn ( '"r Iwu ~· B Willi )! 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Bu rnes s.ud "You Jose to a h.tllduh hecausc they out· pl ay you. not hecausc oltic tals blnw a c.tll " · He .tlso s<~ td , " Let the players dcctdc the g:1mc, and ofl wt.lb get out of the w.t} " For good measure, he .tdded. 'I m 1101 gotng to let my ktd s work thetr where K.w~>tr.t " " 6- Joot- I. 163-pound sor homo rc guard at Toledo who has r11.:vcr hluckcd a shot and never had lnd.iana gets By STEVE HERMAN BLOOMINGTON, Ind . (API A J Guyton softened up Ol11o St.nc's Buckeyes and Luke Recker .llld Charlte Mtller lintshed .them oil. sur· l f Connecticut beats BC; UC upsets No. 23 Marquette Bow lm g Green won des pne .tte'r· nltc perlurni.mcc hy Eastern's gu.trd tandem Dt.tl h.td 22 pomts and the 5lnot -5 Boyktns scmcd 29 - tncludtng ctght 111 a late I0-0 run that Ited the game ~ 'They arc 14 down and I dtdl\'1 see a stnglc stg n that they were gomg to let up . a stngle stgn that they were nervo us - nothtng ." BG c o~u.: h D~m Dak tch s.ud But Dak~e h also had ktnd word s loa Iu s team " H.II s olt to our team .1s we ll I thnug.h t we calnc out to play 40 mmut e~ · he smd Chad Kamstra and Dtante Flenorl - not oac tly household names shot thetr way tnlo the spotlight else- mnrc th.m two steal\ m .1 game Despite the !.tel he ' ll never he nll st.tkcn lor Sh.twn Ke mp on or oft the , Jails ofl, .md Jet .1 rc lcrl'C hlow the floor, he l:.m sure sL:orc - I11Hmg ~w mc You don 't m.1kc u uu.11 calls seve n thrce- polllh: rs and scorrng 2S do wn the strclch to dcc1dc the out · po ult :-. um1c h \ the ~,;ccond tunc thrs year "Th.tt re.tl ly helped us tug tulle," r vc hccn screwed down the strch.:h " co.1ch St.nl Joplm s.ud "Ohvtousl}. Bnwlmg Green sant.Jwu.:hcd t\.\I O he c.m shoot tilt: h.lll Hc s not the free throws .around an EMU mt:oos mmt athl e!K guy He 's alm~l.tl wo ­ helorc Eari Boyk ms mt ssed a potcn- guard 111 a potnl gu.trd's hoily But he ltal gamc-ty mg thrce-potnter at the c.m shoot It •· hu zze r It W.IS Mwn11 's worst home loss Tony Retd scored 24 pom ts . stncc IYX7 The Rockets have won mdudtng the go-.thead lrcc throws s1x tn .1 rnw with K:.unstru starttng, wtth .16 seconds Jell lor the Falcons whtl e Mt .llll l has lost Jour or tiS last Bowl~ng Green );l:orcd It s 11nal sevs1x .md won' t get lc.tthng s~,;mc r Walen pomts at the line and lui 20-o l-24 ly S7.clerhtak h.tck lor at Je.tst unothh>ul shots to Eastern 's 5-n i-X er month In other g <~me s, unlikely heroes Flcnorl also pt ckcd up 25 potnls to spurred Toledo to ,t 76-56 vtclory that go wllh 10 tehounds 111 the Bobcats' ended Mt.tmt ol Ohto 's 21-game Vlct,ory over Northern lllrn01s hol]lc wtnntng streak and Ohto\ 73' TrxJ.ty was h1 ); best game smce 57 wtn over Northern llhnots West - he 's hcc n at Ohto, " co.tch Ltrry ern Mtchtgan hun g tough lme '" the Hunter , ,lid ol the 6-8 JUn tor Jrorn game .md tn over11111e to hold oil Mtlwaukce Akron H'I-X3, Kyrem Massey scored S.tddt W,tshmgton scored 28 • 22 pomls .ts Kent Whijipcd Ccntr.tl polltts , tncludtn~ two free throws thai Mtdug.tn H4-6'1 , and Ba ll St.tle put Western MKhtg.m ahc,1d to sta y slnycd pcrlect '" the MAC hchmd tn ovcrtllnc .tgamst Akron · Bmm Wells' 27 potnts m .tn K6-7H J.11n1 Bosley p.tccd the Ztps wllh M.trsh.tll 2 1 potnts .tnd Gcruge Ph tl ltps .tdded 83~66 By The Monday, Janu111ry 12, 1998" SKY HOOK- Marshall forward Carlton King (32) shoots over Ball State forward Wayne Johnson in the first half of Saturday's MAC contest in Huntington, W.Va ., where the visiting Cardinals won 8678. (AP) ' . • 20. but Akron struggled .tftcr poml guard Jtmmal Ball touled out wtlh 6 25 left'" regul.llton Western Mtchtgan made 12-ol -2'2 three-pomt auempls and was deadl'y at the free-t hrow Ime. smktng B-ol· 25 \ 0 1 Massey s 22 pomts 111 Kent 's wm over CcntraL.,nonc were htguc1 than the lhrec-piftO t pl ay th.ll helped touch oil a I0-0 run early 111 the second hall to put the Flashes .thcad to stay " M,tsscy hll some key threes lor them," Central hc.td coach J.ty Smtih " "d "That rea ll y put the stap le 111 uS " Kent's supportmg cast :. dso c.unc through John Callaw.ty :·,dded ,, c;arecr-lugh I X pomt s. whtk Jose Davts,lhe slarttng qu.lrterh.ILk on the loothallteam, c.11nc oil the be nch lm career hcs ts ol 17 pomt s .md .1 tcamhtgh nmc rebounds win over Ohio State pnstn~ even co.tdt Bon Kntght with lhctr dtspl,ty of ollensc Guyto n had 13 pomts 111 the ltrst h.tll , then manascd only lout more helor" gelling tnl o foul trouhlc No mauer Recker and Mtllcr were there " It doesn' t matter 11 I sc.::orc as long as we score ," s.ud Recker who lmtshed wt lh 19 pomts - 17 '" the second h.tll - as lnd tan.t heal Oh to St.lle Sl-66 on S<~turd.ty "A 1 dtd a good JOh knoektng down some shots tnlhc ltrst hall , and Jucktly we kept the lead," Recker s.11d "We were dosappomted 111 our play tnthc ltrst hall We sl10 ulcl have come out with more mtenst ty and executed our game plan heucr. hut ,, wm 's a wm That's the most Important t11mg." Mtllcr, also held to two pmnls 111 the ftrsl hull , Ji mshed with 13 potnls and I0 rehounds, hoth season lughs " We kmd ol played on spurts." Mtller satd "We dtdn 't pl.ty that 40 mmutcs ltkc we gave .1ga1nst Mtdll gun I think we played aht>ul 30 mtnutes. and I0 mmutcs were kmd of sporadtc We need to Jearn to pl.ty .t 40-mmutc game on a cnnslslcntlcvcl" lndtana ( 11 -5, 2-2 Btg Ten) led hy etght at the hall , .md the Buckeyes sllll had a dtance at 72-61 alter " three potnlcr hy Carlos D<avt s But Recker had stX pomt s dunng an II CONTEST WINNER- John L. Ridenour, rtght, won a Remington· 2 streak .•tnd two lrce throws hy 12-gauge shotgun tn a recent contest held by the Meigs County Jkes. Mtller g.tvc the Hooste rs thetr htggcst Contest proceeds further the club's conservation efforts and to lead at 83-65 !ncrease the appreciation and enjoyment of the outdoors. Club pres" I was tea ll y plc.tscd with the tdent Henry E. Bahr ts shown making the presentation. numhcr ol pmnts we sco ! ~o:d,' ' Kn1ght ' J{olzer :Meigs Clinic Offers :Mammograms rro rtfie .Community 'five 1Jays a Week! Jfolzer :Meigs Clinic fias certified, state-oftfie-art mammograpfiy equipment and IS staffed witfi registered tecfimclans and radiologists trained to read mammograms. Jfours Jy( onday-'Friday 8JO am to s:oo pm Jiolzer :Meigs '[{i~ic SS rtast :Memorial1Jr. rpomeroy~ Ohio 992-ooGo s.ud " I dtdn 'tthtnk we 'd he .thlc to do th.ll Thctr delcnsc ts a hule hll qutckcr th.m our oll ensc I thought tillS game would he one we'd have to wm .tlnmst cxclustve ly with dclcn stv c play " By JIMMY GOLEN BOSTON (AP) -:- ConnectiCut coach Jun Calhoun sull can't understand why Rochard Han11lton dodn 't make the preseason all-Big East team . Boston College coach AI Skmncr thmks there 's otggcr thmgs '" store for the Husk1cs' sophomore forward . . " I !honk he 's proven he's the player or the year '" the league so far. " Skinner sa1d Sunday after Hami lton scored a carccr-htgh 38 points to lead No I0 Connecticut to an 80-68 voctory over Boston College "It speaks for itself." Skmncr s<~ul. " He was having a great game." Hamtlton was 4-of-6 from threcpoml range and had seven rebounds fur the Hu'sktcs (14-2, 4-1). He also scored 10 stra1ght points for the Husktes as they took the lead lor good and heat the E<~glcs (8-R. 1-5) for the i'lth COilSCCUIIVC lime. · " We don 't hke to put a lot of pressure on htm. But when he's gomg ltkc that, I thmk we've got ill lind" w.ty to get htm the o<~ll. " Husktcs guard Monqucncto Hardneu s:11d " When he's on . I don't think there's anyone m the country that can stop him " The Ja~t umc the Eagles heal UConn was Feb 2l, I'IKK Both scm or center M<ekey Curley, who d1d nell play hccau~e or ,, sprat ned ankle, and hts older hrothcr Bolly. who came to BC m 1990 and " nnw wuh the Minnesota Ttmherwnlvcs. matriculated and graduated Irom BC Wtlhnut seeo ng the Eagles heat the Husk~es . Kevm Frcem:m h:td IK potnls and none reonunds .t~ the Husk tcs bounced h:tck from a loss <1! Mt:mu . Duane Woodw.ud scored 21 pomts wtth etght rchounds and Antonto Gr.nger added 20 potnts '" the Eagles lost thcor li>Urth consecuttve game. ThcJ Eaglcs shot 59 percent !rom the ltcld and opened a 12-pnml lead on the lirst hall,lhut had JUsltwn ollenstve rebounds and was outrehounded ovcmll ll - IK " We delimtcly wore down," Skinncr " "d. " We 'rc puumg forth the effort , hut tl wc:rc gomg to go this far, let's try to win these thmgs." In the other game mvolving a ranked team on Sunday, Concinnati • beat No. 23 Marqueuc 68-51. BC Jed 49-42 when Freeman made a free throw, Hamilton added a steal and layup and, after a BC bas· ket, Hardncu ptcked ofl a pa." and Jake Voskuhl scored on an assist hy Khahd El-Amin. El-Amm made a thrce-pomtcr to cut the lead to 53-50, then Hardnctl m.tdc a JUmper to hnng UConn wtthon one Wtth 11.36lcl'l to play Frul'll there, though, tl was all Hamilton. He htt a three-pomter. and after BC tied 11 55-:tll, he added a JUmper, a layup and another three· pmnter to gove the Huskies the lead for good By the tnnc the 26-10 run was over, UConn led 08-59. " We fought so hard to make up the delien, and we didn 't want to gtvc up the lead," Hamolton said. "I just · feel like I've got to go out and prove a potnt I feel conftdcnl every game Whatever I need to do lor my team to wtn , I Jccl hkc I've got to go nut and do n. " UConn took a 14-7 lead, hut BC answered wtth 25 ol the next 31 pmnts - 13 Jrom Granger - to make 11 l2-20 wuh 5:25 Jell tn the hrst h.tll The Eagles Jed hy II when UConn went on a 12-5 run to limsh the hall . "They were very hot at the hcginnm g," Freeman s:ud. " But, hke Co.tt·h s:11d, ·Eventually they' II wear down.' " Cincinnati 68 No. 23 Marquette 51 The Beareats ( 11 -2, J-0 Conlcrencc USA) won thetr seventh straight hehond the 17 potnts and 10 rchounds of Kenyon M.trtin. Cmctnnalt led 281K at halltnne alter huldmg Marqueue to 4-nf-2.' sh<•>tong and nutrebound ing 11 26- 15. Mur~us West and Jamtd Lovclle cuch scored II pomb lor the visnmg Golden Eagles (I 0-2, 1-2), who have l o~ t I wo m ,a row. won t<>ur races in !he U.S . Olympic short track tnuls, lintshmg with a stirrmg victory 10 the I ,(XX) meters Sun· d.ly. The Meigs Co. Bikers Association would like to thank the following businesses and individuals for their contributions to the 1997 Meigs Co. Toy Run: Big Bend Foodland Pizza Express Juke Box Sweet Greetings Frito·Lay Coke Heiner's Bakery Dairy Queen Marathon Pomeroy .Food Sho Rite Aide R&G Feed L&J Swap ShoP' O'Dell's Uptown Dog Trophies &T's Forked Run Sportsman Oub Marietta Cycle Alhens Cycle Frye's Cycle Mason Famdy Rest. Pleasant VaHey Hospital Toys RUs Blue Tartan Mizway Watering Hole Wayne's Rutland Leglan Acquisitions Otgo Auto Zane South East H.D Valley Lumber Locker 219 Baltr's l•gels Dan's Trolley Station Taz's UonsOub Cablevislon Local Law Enforcement Individual Donations Angle Maynard· Longaberger Family Dollar Special thanks to all the "brothers and sisters" who attended and supported our fund-raisers. With your help we were able to raise over $7000.00 t~is year, which we spent on toys for children of Meigs Co. Although this year ·was a huge success, membership has declined. Anyone interested in joining or helping the MCBA can contact Alqn Partlow at 742-2447. . Page7 <• Monday, _ January 12, 1998 Ann · Lan ders ~:,..~~~ ~:\' 1 '0 ,~::":: ' '"'"'" Dear Ann Landers: For y~ars . your readers have opened their hearts to Amenca's hospitalized veterans by scndmg cards and Jeuers to the 173 Department of Veterans Affatrs medoeal centers across the country through your Ann Landct sValcntme Vet program As acttng secretary of ve'terans affairs. tt ts a prmlege for me to partt(lpate tn tlus worthwhtle program. whtch tcltes so much on the generosity of your carmg readers. All of us arc well aware ol the JOY your cJJ'ons brmg to our veterans Last year, hundreds of thousands of cards and letters from all over the world were recetved by them~~ and women hosptlahzed 10 VA fact hliCS Teachers took advantage of the program by telhng students about veterans and what they have done for our country. In many areas, students prepared valentines and dehvcred them on person. Cards came m every shape and stLC and were made w1th sttckers, colored dmhcs, crayons and mark· er> All of these handcrafted cards were created with love and respect lor our nation's veterans One card. with red hearts, candy stnpcs and sparkles. was created -by an Oluo ftfth-grader. II read. "Thts ts a specml card I made lor you Whene ver you me lonely or blue , look at tlus and know that lthmk of you " . ,~Our ?nhual NatiOnal Salute to Hospttahzed Veterans os JUSt around the corner -- the week of Feb 8-14 We hope your readers wtll agatn take t1me to let our veterans know 'that they are apprectated and not forgotten It IS an hon~r and pnvtlege to se rv~ those who have gtven so much to thiS natiOn I look forward to another suecessful year of lhts spec tal program and I know our veterans do. too Smcerely -- Togo D West Jr.. acttng secretary, Veterans Affa1rs, Wash· mgton, DC Dear Togo West: I've always known that my readers arc the most warmhearted. rcsponstvc people tn the world. When I ask them to do somethmg, they come through like champtons ' Readers. n's ume once agam to let our veterans kn9w we apprectatc them It won't cost much. and tl 's sure 10 bnng cnorntous pleasure to our vets, to whom we owe so much On any gtven day, there are approxt mately 50 000 ve terans hosplt ~ hzed '" VA med tca l ce nters nauonwodc These men and women served '" World War I, World War II. Korea, Voetnam and the war '" the Perst ah Gulf They represent eve ry mcc color and creed We can never repay these valtant vets for the sacnftces they have made . but we can do somethtn g to cheer them up and let them know that they have not been forgotten Last year. over 21,000 Salvat ton An11y volunteers dtslrtbutcd valcnlines. gtfts and refreshments to van- ous VA fact hiles around the eountf}. · Ca111p Ftre Boys and G ~rls have been gtvm g valentmes to our veterans for qutle some tunc. God bless them Teachers. you have always been extremely help lui and supporttvc I'm depcndtng on you once more to make thts a class proJect Handmade valcn tmes arc rea l hcanwanmcrs, espcc t <~ ll y the one• made by the younger students Ple,se encourage your students to be f rcallvc. and Jet them Jearn J'trsthand the salts lactton that comes from domg somcthtn g for others The Executtve Plaza Hotel '" (!own town Chtcago wtll once aga m bake a huge ca ke for the veterans .md have their guc,ts stgn a 5-Jont card The vetera n' wou ld he thnlled tJ }OU could dlllp ofl your valenllncs m person ot }OU can matl1 hcm to your local VA hospnal If you don't kn ow where your' local VA hospttaltS, check your telephone dtrcctory or call the VA tollJrce numher at J-800-827- 1000 for· the address of the nearest. VA factll ty You can also' search for addresses at VA's web sue- - www va gov 1know of noth 1ng you can do that would cost so Jmlc and bnng so much happtness to the men and women who were wtlhng to .lay dow n thctr hve s for us They deserve to be remembered Thank you all and God bless --Ann Landcrs Send quest tons to Ann Landers Creators Synd tcatc. 5777 W Centuf} Blvd , Sutle 700. Los Angeles. Caltl 90045 Texas woman one -of the world's oldest at 117 or 119 Adoption choices means loving pet relationship she lter has housed golden retnevcrs . L.tht ad or oetncvers German shepherd s Sthcnan husktcs Basset hounds hcaglcs. several kinds of Arc you fcehn g a lillie empt y eoonltounds. Amcncan Esktmo alter the holiday season 1 Here\ an do ~s - a grca1 Dane_ Dobcm1an prn ~ tdc.l to hri ghtcn your days for many scltcr. Australian shepherd. hordcr years to come Vtsll the Mctgs colhc "Ltsstc" cnlhes. many lottie County Dog Pound and adopt a "BcnJt " types , tollwetlcrs_ Chi 1'ncnd The sheller " loc:llcd adJa- huahuas_many types ol Ierner< and cent to the upper fa ~rgro und ' .It all ktnds of mtxes ol these and ot her Rock Spnngs dog s Our shelter has also recctved There ts always a good sclccllon pra1sc from out of Lowncrs . eve n ol dogs ol vanous mes and ages though 11 " a dcprcsstng place. It who desperately need carmg homes. docs keep the dogs warm and dry These arc dogs who have hcen gtven and allows them to be vtcwcd castly up hy thctr ow ners or abandoned to at any It me 1un loose. causmg ha7.ards to themIf you have room tn your heart sel ves. moton sts and the commum- and your home . please constdcr ty At the shelter. they at e led. adopt ton Even of you can't get one watered and cared for. hut -there tsn't today. please v.stt and become cnoueh room lor .til the unwanted aware of what os avatlnblc The best dog~~ so cl\ch week. some must he ltmcs to adopt dogs <~re weekdays 9 humanely ktllcd There JUst aren't to 10 a.m and 4 10 5 p.m. Other Emma Massey, of Texas, is ready to celebrate her 117th or 119th hours arc also avai lahlc , as the dog enough homes for them all. · birthday. The do~ s at the shelter arc tnlcllt - warden ts there every day to check gent. soc tal ammals whtch would on and care for the dogs. make excellent natural guards and Dogs presently avatlable for compan iOns.' Some appear to have adoptton tnclude a red shorthatrcd spcctaltzed huntmg abthty or nrc retncvcr. wh1ch looks ltkc a ChesaYou ' If know whether you need to espectally agile or lov ing, paymg peake Bay rctnever - very soltd , pay tax on your Socml Sccurny bcnBY ED PETERSON very close aucnuon to people - all ge ntle and strong ; another red Social Security Manager, after you complete the workcftts wonderful quahucs hound/lab m1x , smaller stze, and Athens office sheet steps on the nottce Dogs from the shelter have ~ ven several very young pupptes, oncludFor more information about tax been adopted by people m other mg a darhng Bassett hound , a cute , In January, Soctal Secunty wtll able bcneft ts. call the Internal Revstates and parts of Ohio They arc cncrgette medium-Stzed husky/Gcrsend you a statement showmg the enue Scrvtce toll -free at J-800-K29tmprcssed by some of the great mau shepherd mtx, two tncolort d total benefits you rccctvcd m 1997 ' 3676 A•.k fo r Publtcallon 9 15. "Imds'' here and the low cost of heagles, a BluettclJbeaglc, a RedThe statement ts needed to help Socwl Sccurny and Equt valcnt Raoladopt ton bone/Doocrman. and an adorable you dctcrmme tf a porlton or your road Rettrc mcnt Benefi ts (and Ttcl I There arc al most always purchredo Austrah!'n · Shepherd/Labrador hencfns arc tax able. For 1997. Rmlroad Rcmement Benefits). and dogs ayatlablc In tlte past year. the rctncvcr mt x Soctal Secunty estllnmes that about IRS Puhhcauon 554. Tax lnfonna20 percent of hcneltc1ancs " wt ll need llon lor Oldet Amc11cans to pay tax on thetr bcncfus If you Itic a federal tax return as Evan Struble. a student at South- Labors After the Ctvtl War " hy Tera an · tndt vtdual" .tnd your comhmed Questions and Answers ern Htgh School was a ptchmtnary W Hunter 1m.:mnc (youa adJusted gross tn.l'omc round wmner tn the Ohto Untverslly In addtu on to the top scorer. Q. My mother is seriously ill '" tepotted on your Fonn 1040 plus Amencan Htstot) Contest He " the those chgthlc lor the ftnal round's nontaxahlc mtct est plu s onc-h.tll of with cancer. I understand that at son of M tchacl an~ Pany Strunk of three-questi on c:-osay cx.ammat w n some point she may be eligible to your Sou.tl Sccurtt y' hcncfll , ·) " SyrliCUsC. mdudc the h1ghcst scmc r m each ol .thove $~5.000. yo u n~o~y l1avc to pay rece ive hospice care under More than 18.000 students at 3HO Oht o's HS counties. and 'all count y taxes on 50 pc1ccnl of yoUI Sou,al Medicare. How docs this work? Ohto htgh sc hools took the prchmt- scores tn the '19th pcrcenul<: ol Secunty hcncl us A Hosptcc ~.:.u c ts onc.ol the hennary muluplc-dl{•tcc cxam mataon at scores for all entrants. or the second II yo u1 t:omhmcd Jnl'omc Js ellis .1va tlahle under Mcdtc:ue's P.ut and th ttd h1ghest scorer from cad1 thc11 loca l schools 111 Octohcr ahovc $34 000. K5 percent nl your 1\ h<>spllaJ III SUI,IIlL'e 1\ p.tliCill WJtO The Imal round of Ohio Umverst- ~ounty of ranked m at least the 95th Soc tal Scc_ unty henclits ts suhjecf to h.ts Mcd~e.trc c.m qu.tltl y lot the ty's 51st Annual Amen can Htstory perccnulc ltosptce hcnclu tl ,, dDL"IOI cct llltcs The second. thn·d. fourth and filth im:om ~ t~J x . contest was held 111 Deccmhcr on' the If you ftlc a JOint return. you m.ty tll.ll he or site'' tetlllllt.lll y til .md the" pl.tcc wt hncrs wtlllccctve one-year Athens l.unru~ have to pay ta xes on 50 percen t ol p.ltJcnt d Hxl,l's 10 receive l'.m.· Irom P.trttctpants wtll he noufied Jan Ohto Umverstty ><holarshtps of yow hencftts tl you and your spouse .a Mct.hl'arc-paltJt.:tptHtn g h o~ J1 l LC 20, 1998 of the tesu lts or tltet r css.ly $ 1,500 The stxth through twelfth have a comhtncd tncomc ove r progtam tnste.td ol .t .hospll .t l cx.ammat10ns Tl1c tu:-il place wmncr place WtnOets Will recetve $J 250 $32.tl00 If your cnmhtned tncomc Medtcare wtll p.ty the lull co' t ol WIJl rCCCIVe a four- year, fuJI IUitlOII Ohto Unovctstly tullton scholar" more than $44.000. 85 percent of se rvices pmv1dctl hy .1 hosp iL:C wtth Ohw Un t~· c r~ lly scholarshtp ad shtps ~ your Soct.tl Sec unty hencl lls "s ub- no dC(IUl~ llhks mdud1ng uwcr.1~c Outstandmg Htgh School Awards $100 Students wtll also recc1vc over ol a v.mc ty ol ~crv1 ccs not usu.1lly $600 1n cdsh .tw.uds and over ol $ 1 ~ 0 and $ 100 wtll go to the '" Ject 10 mcomc tax The SSA1099 statement you crcd untlcr Mclhcarc em schools wnh the' largest numher ol $10.000 m scholarshtps rccctvc mcludes an IRS Noucc 70'1 In the prelllntnary tound. Dou- wmnetS m the two 10unds In addtglas Holfmtm. of Hoovc t Ht gh uon three of the schools wtll he ahlc Schoolm North Canton . was the top to nomtnme a student for a $ 1.000 scorer. answcnng 7 1 of the 80qucs- Oh1o Unt vcrslly seholarshtp. Ethel A Hart . Shade w.ts hon- cl uhs for top-icl•el pet lorut.mcc uons correctly Holfman wrll rCcc tve T~c contest ts sponsored by the ored lor outslandtng Jcadcrshtp ol Judgmg '" the meru club contest "1he Carl Gust.wson Bonk Award . Oluo Uno vcrsny Colle~e ol Ans .md young people durtng J99o 7 '" dn ec - " h.oscd on the qualtty ,md quantlly : named m honor nf Gustavson_ an Sctcnccs_ the Depanment or Htstory tor of the local Modern Woodmen ol ol mcctii] !P~· p10grarns. and commu_Oiuo Umvcrstl y Emcn tu s dtslln- and the Admtsst ons Oflicc. and ts Amcrtc<! Jumor Serv tce Cluh nity >c rv~ec acttv tttes held durtn[l> gvtshcd prolessor ol Htstory Thts dllectcd hy Professor ol Htstory Han led the group to mcnt status. the year Mavm Fle1Lhe1 year's hook ts 'To 'Joy My Freedom an honor gtvcn hy Modern WoodModern Woodmen ol Amcrtca s Southern Black Women\ Ltve< .tnd men to recognllc leaders of youth youth cluhs arc organ11a11o ns lor By Sandra Stealey Meigs County Humane Society t RALLS. Texas (API ' ·:___ There may be questions whether Emm.a Massey IS tut nm g 11 7 or '1 19 Bnt one thmg 1s ce1 tam - she know' her snu ff 'She loves her cotlce .•tnd hct snulf. · s.11 d Oltlt .t Qumt.mtll.t al:ltVIIICs U1rcc tor at the nuro.-111 ~ home whcte Ms M.tsscy ltvc s 'Don ' t let her \!ll without her snulf " ' Jrs'\C Jarnc"' Nave satd he hnn~ -. Ms Massey .1 hox ol <null aho~ l OOLC a month .tnd also t.t'kcs care ol het htll s and husmcss all:11rs He sa1d the rettrcc onl.! c li sted her horlhday as Jan Ill JM 7Y . wluch would make her II~ on- 1'-'ttd.ty The Rall s Nurstng Home recorded her h11thday as Jan 15. 'JX ~ I makmg her 11 7 on Thursd.ty Uni <ll tunately. there\ no oiiJr l.ll rc~,: ords to cnntinn her age. " I guess .1 few years doesn't make any dtllcrcncc when you'1c 100 and whatever •he " .. Nave s.ud " I tlon ·t guc:-.-. they l1.1d htrth ccrtrf H.:atcs hack 10 those d.1ys C.m.1d1an Malll' LnUI-.c Mctllcur 1s designated the world\ oldest persun hy the Gutnnc'' Bonk ol Rcmrds She turned 11 7 last Aug ust M• M.tsscy moved wllh her i.llmly to Petcrshurg - 25 pules northca•l nl Luhhock - when she was II She moved to the nursmg home 10 nc1g:hhonn g Ralls ... even years ,tgo Rutherford B Hayes was r• Cstdcnt when she W <l S horn Twcn-. ty-two prest dcnl s have lollowcd Slllt.'C She's wtlnessed the· h~rth of the .t ul nmnhtlc . r.tdto . a~rplane and humanll y's que st to e• pl orc thr stars ''I'm so proud I made~! thts far," Ms Massey _,md "I'll keep 'gmpg 'ttl the good Lord says my day's come Look for your Social Security benefit statement for tax . Krogers PaweD's Craw's SuperAmerica·Pomeray Wendy's Vaughan's Pizza Hut Pizza Dan's Subway Gino's Ohio River Bear Co. Don Tate · River Front Honda R&K Glass Clark's Jewelry Store K&C Jewelers Middleport Dept. Store Mill St. Books Dunkins Farmers Bank Home National Bank Dollar General Meigs Co. Health Dept. • Valentine Vet prog.ram brings ~arm- thoughts to many in VA medical centers --o:----Sports briefs-----Speedskating LAK E PLACID, NY (AP) Amy Peterson. cotnmg oil a two-year hallie woth chrome fati gue syndrome, -The Daily Sentinel SH~ student ·wins in OU history ~ontest purpos~s Q How arc ' urvtvurs hencfits my Social Security benefits. How computed' Is the mumhly hcncftt much can I earn? th~ s <~me for all people '' A. It 's true th.ll m 199K you can A The anmuqt of your survtvors earn more wllhout reducu1g your bene fit ts based on the catn tngs of · SDc t.tl Secumy henclits II you 1c the person who dted Bastcall y. the under 65, you c.m c.trn up to $9. 120 mote he . or she p<~ td tnto Soctal with no rcducuon 111 henchts II Sccufll }. the htghcr the survt vnts Y"u' te 65 too~. you c.tn c.11n u~ Ill he nell! wtll he Tltc ,unou nt you wtll $ 14 .5(~) tn 19YK wllh nnt educllon get 1s .t pcn.:cntagc nl ~he hencllt the If you' 1e 70 ot oldc1. there " no worker wou ld h:.JVc rerc1vcd ltnllt on ynur carntngs A w1dnw m wJdowct .1~c 05 01 older wou ld he clt gthlc lnr 100 pet ccm nl the dccc:.lsctl worker \ hcnc - Du.l vou know'' lit and a wu..low nr WJdowcJ .l!..!e 60- Mot e than YO petcel\l nl people 64 w<l(i_ld he cltgthlc lnt .tl~>ut.71 -\l4 ClS..md nlt.Jc1 1!-:Ll'I VCSou.al Scr unty pc1ccnt A w1Uow or w:aUowcr ,my hcnl'l1t:o. /\ nothc1 two thutb ha ve age wuh .a duld untlt:i 16 ICL:c Jvrng lllUli ii C !r om <ts\Ch . 42 Pl' I LC ilt h.1 ve hcnellts would he ellgthle lor 75 pc n ~ IOil \ lll nn" 'ouru':-. othct th.m )1CH.: Cilt of the t.JCL'C.ISCJ -.ptlUSC S Soe t.tl Sccu tlly .tnd 21 petce ntlt.tve henclit and the cluld '' e lt~th le lot C,Uflln ):!-. . Ahout 'IX ['h.: n:Clll ICCCI VC '75 percent There " .1 t.muiy m,,., . puhlll" · ' ~' J s l.lll LC .md live pcrtcm mum .11 whtch hcnelll' .trc ptot .llcd H.'LC I\o C vc tcr.ms' hcnL'I ns .ummg the cltgth lc l.um ly mcmhcr.., - II you .ue 'e ll -employed .md The lmllt ).Utes hut " gcnn.tlly net "' ct $400 ,t yc.u you mu ... t p.1y C4U,tl to .thou t I 50 111 I XII pct,cnl ol Sm a.tl Sl'lll l tty l.t XL'\ wrth yo UI 111ll li11 C \,IX. I CHilli [vcn 11 you don 't the l.ku~ .a sct.J WDI ~c1 's hem' Ill For more llll ollll.Hion .1hout sur- llWL' .my llll OillC t.IX. you mu ... t P•'Y \ J\ ots hcnclli' ...:.111 Sou.ll Sctun - Snu.tl Sec u111y sc ll - e mpl oyt" '"-'#~-­ ty, ttt ll -lrcc tllllnher 1-XIIO· 77" - t,\X 1 ~ 11. •tnd .tsk 1<>1 1111! hooklet Su r- II you p.ud .tlt< tu,chold wotk· VI \tll \, 0.: 1 .11 \c,,..,t $ 1.000 Ill w.1gcs 1 .1~1 yl'. ll you :nc rcq uu cd to 1crm t lu s/h ~r Q. I roocivo Social Security w .1 g~s .mtl ,1.1y Soc 1.1l SCLU III Y I,IX roliromonl henofils and still work. on Ju ,/ h ~l e.tr nn1 g~ w11h your !.IX I understand that I can earn moro td urn JllOncy m 19YS wtlhollt reducing Shade's Ethel Hart honored for outstanding leadership of Modern ·Woodmen • -----'·Community Calendar-----,p m Guests welcome Inn muon of new memhcrs .md tnstallauon of new nlhccrs Memhcrs to diSplay recently .tcqutred Ctvtl War 11cms. TUESDAY SYRACUSE - Mctgs County Cl1amher ol Commerce luncheon mec tmg Carleton Scho1>l. Tuesday, POMEROY - Btg Bend Farm noon Congressman Ted Slrtckland and Dchornh Anuque Cl ub meetmg. Monday. at • ( D-Luc.tsv tllc) McBndc. dtrcctor of the Womcr>'s 7:30 p.m. at Metgs Htgh School Bu~ tn css Resource Program o f RACIN E - Studcnt linanctal '"d Small Busmcss Development Cen ter workshop Monday. 7 p m m the of Athens wtll he guest speakers Southern High School eafctena. Jtm SYRACUSE - Syracuse PTO Wayne of St mner & Assoctatcs. Portsmouth. wtll be nvatlablc to help meettng . Tuesday. 7 p m grade complete FAFSA forms . For more school , Information. call Shtrley Sayre at WEDNESDAY REEDSVILLE - Eastern Local 949-26 11 , The workshop is sponof Ed ucation mcetmg Board sored hy Home Natt onnl Bank and Wednesday tn the Eastern Htgh the SHS Guidance Offtee. School Jobrary w1th a work sesSion MIDDLEPORT - Brooks-Grant at 6 p m. and an org_antzat1onal Camp 7. Sons of Umon Veterans ol meeting at 6:30 p m Regular meetthe Civil War, Monday, Hope Bap- ing will follow. tist Church annex, Middleport. 7 15 MONDAY Dtsahled MIDDL EPORT Amenc:m Veterans J oc<~ted on State Route 7 he low Moddlcport wtll meet Monday Dmner wtll he served .11 6:30p.m. wtlh a meeung to follow at 7 p.m Need Propane for Cooking • Heating Water * Unvented Heater Construction IOOib. Cylinder $2830 , ,~, 2· 100 lb. Cylinders of propane gas, installed, including regulator and 10 feet of tubing. s7goo .:., Oll,•r '''il""s .1.111 15111 ''i'Jil Call RUTLAND BOTTLE GAS 742·2511 • RUTLAND, OHIO 1·800·837·8217 - l hiltiJ L:n who .m.: mcmhcrs ol Mmlcrn Woodmen and arc I(> years of .tgc or younger The Je.tdets arc Modern Wood men adult memhers The clubs IDII ow a fraternal youth progrmn \\htch prnv tdcs ch tldrcn wllh oppnrtun!lJcs to parti CIpate an soc aal CIVIC ed ucati onal and Jt atC'III,d J l li VItiCS M(lt.Jt:rn WmxJITH.' Il suppon -. mot ~: th.m XOO uny tot. JUntm and teen sen tee Liuhs throug hout the Unncd State' Dun ng 19Y7 I Y~ cluhs anatncd mcm cl uh status ' Excell Communications Local Independent Reps. announces a meeting January 13, at the Pomeroy Public Librar}r. Merle Gilley, an Executive Director from Va. will be one of the speakers. To learn more about Excel's Great Business Opportunity's Contact These Local Reps. Roger or'Eiaine Stewart 992·3875 Ed Vanmeter 30A·773-5349 Crystal Richmond 992·3979 Carolyn Searles 992·2225 Greg Cundiff 992·7956 Ed Sigler 698·6502 Bill Fraizer 992·1215 Jenny Lou Cleek 843-5393 Crystal Ridgway 985·4475 Dr. Nick Robinson 992-6449 Larry1ucker 992-7649 Raine Stewart 992-4044 __.._....,.. ---~ Modern Sanitation .992-3954 0.. l#tt __ ---· _..,......,_.G INOEIIIEiriiDa .. T . . . . . . . . . lriiT.IlTI\.. . CO MMUHICATtO~S !i~tt MIA /W tff �.. , . • ' ' ) • •o '~ )I Page 8 • The Dally Senth1el I. t ' .. ; 'i ~, ... ,: I I ... ~~J,,J'!) ...r, • "I h ' .~ ,..., .... ;,_,, J. ... ·. ·,· :' ~ .. 1 • • ,.... ·- .• ' ' Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio • ~ sure how to solve it . ·"alcd back. lnslead of danglin g fro m various places al his desk. ilems !hal gllve hi s work space personality. such as his children's drawings, were moved lo lhc wall s. " We didn'l usc those li llie offi ce !rash cans, but the big trash cans 10 haul away slu ff." Segal says. As,a res uh, he fee ls liberated and more productive. Think your mess is manageable' Yo u' re in Irouble if youc - Oflcn feCI overwhelmed. - Can'! fin d whal you nee d when you need it. - Know you coul d be more producti ve and efficient if you were more organi zed_ . - Don't know wrcrc your time went at the end of lhc day. Here arc some tips for reducin g 1hc cl ullcr at your home or office desk : - II it 's not beaulifuL usclu l or " I'm a pile shifler. " he says . " I pl ace things in piles and move them from one pile 10 1l1c no t. then the ·nex t. unti l it ends up in the same r ile lnvcd. ge t rid of it. E'e n some use fu l thin gs arc dispcnsahlc if they're nol use ful now. Ask your!'clf if the inform at ion eas ily can he rep laced or .fielrievcd later. it started o n." Fru ~trati o n se t in as hi s piks loomed ta ller. and findi ng things h~ca mc impossihlc. En1er Stephanie Denlnn . presj dcnl of Hyde Park , Ohio-based DenInn and Co .. a fi rm !hat prov1 dcs hands-on organi zi n~ and consulti ng for co rporat i o n ~ and ind ividu als. She cyalualed Segal's work space and how he worked-. Diagnosis: He was not onl y a pile shifler, bul a hoarder with a lol of 1hings vy in g for his allcnlion. " Many people are in a similar pos ilion," Den!On says. " lnfort1)lllion was coming in from a lol fdiffcrcnl sources: fa xes bi · f mail. you name it. A.ll!! of rse. like a lo1 10 keep 11 all ilf people.' he w~ n. hecausc he believed he'd need il some day." . Segal admils !hal aboul 80 perce nt of his paper slash was unneces""Y· Thai's whal cvemuall y was tossed. Cal alogs were reduced lo an order form and a si ngle page wilh the ilcm under consideration.' Per><mal ~n ic kknacks and lays were If the answe r is yes. Toss it. - Determine what should he on your desk. Things you work wi th on 11 dail y bas is slhwld he within arm ·s rCach. Things .you usc weekl y should he in yo ur office ~pal:c . Things you usc monlhl y or less don'! have 10 he tn the offi ce at ;\II if you're shon on room. - Open mail ncar a !rash can or recycli ng bm . Thi s is an cffcc1ivc and tmmedi -' ale inilial sort - Determine how you're going 10 file and s1orc 1hc ilcms you keep. "There's no! one rigid way 10 do !his," Dc n1on says. "The hcsl syslcm is 1hc one 1ha1 works for you. "So me people like 10 have a lol of 1hings oul where !hey can sec !hem. 0 1hers like !hem pu1 away. Don i ask yourself. 'Where should I , pUI 1hisT Ask yourse lf. 'Where will I look fo r !his?'" For ex ample. magazines and journals !hat arc used oflcn can be s10red uprighl in cardboard and plaslic holders. Have a designaled spol - an '" in " bin on your desk or pockcl file tacked 10 the wall - for ilems you haven' l.had a chance to look at.· - Get a pliinner and use it ~ A planner di mini shes !he neca for muhrp le calend ars, scraps of paper . and notes 10 yourse lf. Re.., all acti vities Und reminders in il. " Writing lhings down gives you power," Dcnlon says. "II frees you up 10 lh ink aboullhe importan11as ks a1 hand ralher than usin g all 1his energy trying 10 remember cverythi'ng.'' 1 - A syslem !hat's more visuall y organi zed helps wilh foc us. Many people wilh clullered des ks boas! !hal !hey know where everythin g is. They may have a ge neral idea. hu1cl uller can he dimacting. - J;lon' t 1hink of il as a bi g project but as several small projeciS. Clean OfT Your Desk Day docsn., mean you l1 ave 10 Iacki e !he entire 1ask in unc dily. It 's just an impclu s to ge t motivated. Slarl wilh the lop of you r desk or a porli on of your desk. Tackle one fil e drawer or one pile mtime. Learn lo usc lilli e bils of lime. Thi s nol only works for organii.at ion. hul most hig projects. - Kee p business cards in one place for easy reference. · Gel a Jl.olodcx and file business cards as you gel !hem. They can be entered inlo a compulcr so you don·! have 10 keep !he card s. Some programs all ow you 10 scan ·in cards. - Dale ilcms. When you put dales (including !he year} on business cards, research and corres pondence. yo u don' ! waslc lime lrying 10 jog your memory la1er. lolling down where you mel l~e person also helps when you come ac ross a business card at a later dale. -All he end of Ihe day, clear off your desk. II saves lime and helps you focus !he ncxl day. You easily cati determine where you lcfl off if ilems arcn'I scancrcd everywhere. _:_ Schedule lime lo gel org~-. ni zcd. Depending on how bus~ you arc Looking for' a.Pet? MaiiDe lame Furnaces ., · ud leat _Pumpa . BANKRUPrCY Chapter 7 flllflllHf: DARWIN,OH Ullclc:..t In lllti!IIIIOIIIII - Easy Bank Financing - ..at~~c~,wtn .... ............... oenclltlon. 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" And being organized doesn'.I mean you will never have lhings on your desk or !hal il's always clean . You have 10 work .'' Once you know and undersland !he principles of staying organi70ed, when you may for a week or 1wo il 's prcny stmple 10 gel back on course. 845-843-4. Dlltrlbutor 614-992-7643 ' 1-900-263-5900 01<1.7021. $2.!191. min. Must be t8yr1. Sarv-U 619Start dating tonight! Have lun. FREE ESTIMATES ' SPORTS TRIVIA ~ORE SISPREADS & MORElli Pit Arnold COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL ., min. Must be 18yra. Serv -U 619 - 645-8434. Loceted at Dln'a 290' N. 2nd Ave., Middleport, OH New Homu • VInyl Siding New Glrlgtt • Replacement Windows . Room Additions • Roofing .. SOAP OPERA UPDATES NOWIII 1·900-263-5900 oxt7022. $2.991 Pat's Herb Corner · 11SSELL-BUILDERS, INC. AND MORE ...... ~ Y6:UR PET JIJ'jf Agricultural Ume, Umeatone • Gravel ~ Dirt · Sand ~ Nlll~ Ct-~JZI<Iil. ' llf' ONG ,THE ••• t-4GIZE'. 10-8, Wed,·Sat. 10-2 Ce1111 SMell the Swttl $ee1t ef Ceuntry Cen41tt Rt. 124, Minersville, OH (740) 992·3980 1112/98 1 mo. pd. CELLULAR PHONES 985-4422 VALENTiNES! ' o' • 1!V25MIIn I }. ., ' 360° Communications Chester, Ohio SAYRE TRUCKING Hauling, Exc:avatlng a. Trenching Umestotie a. Gravel Septic Syltems Trallar a. Houae Sitae ........ JEFF WARNER INSURANCE 113 W. 2ND ST. •lllllltenllltlll on the ........ _ . .......... ....,(112) . performed rol:'k 'n' rol l se lec ti ons as ' we ll as tradi tional Chrislmas music. Studcnl\ performin g and !heir · scleclions in cluded : Billie Morgan . "Brick" and "Pasloral Sy mphony": Chrisline LaCarhonara. "House of tile Risim! Sun" anti "Rcnai ssancl!" Chri stin a;": Jonalh:m Roach. "B orn Free" and "FroSiy": L" ren Nihcn, "Fooli sh Game s" and "0 Holy Nigh! ": Raymond Cousins. "Rock in Rohin " and "Jingle Be lls": Bri llany BurnelL ''I'd Like To Teac h The World To SiM " :1nd "We· Wi sh You A Merry Chris unas": Hil ary John son. ''S ummc'-.Drcami n"' and "0 Lill ie Town of l'lclhlcham": Kalclyn Roach. "Candy Man" and "Away In A Man ger": Nikki Buchanan. "When I Fallin Love:· and "Russian Dance": Lacey Lear. "One Momem In Time" and "0 Come All Yc Faithful ": Paul Soles. .,.,usic Box Dam:cr'' and "Jamaica! Noe l'': Katie Ticn\:10. "Open Arm{ and "Pachcl Jessica Lear. hcl Canon"; "U nchained Melody" and "Infant Holy. Infant Lowly": Aaron Burneit. "No.slal gia" and "He Shall Feed Hts rlock": Jennifer Cremeens. "Juhnny An~el" and "Rock in' Around the· C h ~is tm as Tree" and Zach Bias. "Winlcr" :md "Behold The Lam h of Gt>d." The stude nt s cnjoyrd ~1 gift cx.ch:mgc :md rc..:cp110n afl cr the ' ' ' ................al llt...IH In th• of lalle•ury, .1111181811 . IIIII t lJR SPECIAl PAGE(-S) • f . . \ PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT 01' COHtRACT FOR ' ~ (, • . \.. .• ' - ij. •·'I L • •• M&J I " • ' .••• i ' ':· • ; • Also a s : cial section for In Memory Valentine Pets. TH . DAILY:· ·sENJ:JN.EL : _,.,,_ ,II ~ PERFORM - Piano students of Paula Simpkins recently performed their Christmas recital at the Frerreh Art Colony. Pictured are, front row from left, Katelyn Roach, Brittany Burnett, and Raymond Cousins; second row, Hilary Johnson, Paul Soles, Jesse Lear and -!PJ~athan Roach; and b_,a:ck row, Aaron Burnett, Jennifer Cremeens, Katie Tieman, Loren Nibert, Nikki ~~~~nan, and Zach Blasi Absent . when photo was taken were Chrissy LaCarbonara, Billie Morgan and Lacey Lear. · -:- ~:. . s.. • ,._ -' ., ·-:.. . a ,· 1 raal •' Herbal workshop planned by area women conaldtred. Valcnlinc 's Tea will be .held on February 14. For more infonnalion call Maureen Burns at Box 205. Ruli and , 45775 or call a! (740) 742 - 7243. The e mail address 1s hcrbsagc@eureka.nCI.comm. Statemenll of quellllcattona ahould Include Information Nglrdlng 11M ftrm'e hlltory; ed••callon end. axparlence of.,....,. and lay technical' ptreonnal; the technical expartlla of the firm•• current etaff; the llrm'e exparltnct In performing eriglnurlng otudlu, dtllgn, conllrucllon edmlnlalnllon and con11ruct1on obltrvatlon; avalleblllty of atefl; the flrm'l equipment and •o er P~lf!PICTURE .~· l'RE·PAID "J b\· r~l: il al. ' ·FREE WORKSHOP ON COAL Monday, January 12th, 6:00.9:00 p.m. , •. ,., . University of Rio Grande . ' . Plea. . enclose selfadd~sed ata~ped enveiQflll to return your ,. photo. WATER BLASTING ACID MINE DRAINAGE eatured speakers wiU include coal experts from Denver, ColoradQ and Washington, D.C. The workshop will be guided by the questions and interests of the participants. Bring a pot luck dish to share, as well as your photos, letters, and stories of how coal mining has affected your home or propeny. \ F CGWilD CI1IZDI-- P11111J :0 L IIIIII!IU111143713 • 17401 42iMJ11 '-cllllltt; and ......._ '. ;~~ Hurry! Deadline ··· lllursday, February;·sth at.l p.m.· ' \- ~ I I .. ' -· . IAd~s~ I I 1· cl· IAm~nt Enclosed: 1.at ·sa ~each. · I (Ume StoneLow Rates) ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION WICKS HAULING Cell Phone 591-1897 Limestone, Gravel, Sand, Top Soil, Fill Dirt . ~ . ..BILFPBICE UL£" · Caah & Carry Dealers Welcome! R.e. Strndblasting Under New Management Cars ELIM HOME Antique Tractors, &Eic. 209 South 4th Street, Middleport Private Care for Elderly & Handicapped Daily or Contract 32337 Bailey Run Ad Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 (614) 992-7546 Free Estimates Roger Coates a992·5042 Owner Operalor , Sentinel Classified& CLEAN HOUSE 992-2156 CU.SBIFIEDSI HOWARD WITH THE EXCAVATING CO. Umestone Hauling House a. Trailer Sites Land Clearing & Grading Septic Syltem & Utilities Estimates . (614) 992-3838 -12/111/lfn ·-• o FREE Pick up discarded appliancoa, batteries, many metals & motor blocks. &14·992-<1025 8 am-a m YOUNG': ·Room Additions •New Garages ' •Electrical & Plumbing •Roofing •Interior & Exterior . Painting Also Cnncrete Work (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG Ill . 992-6215 Pomeroy, Olilo ~ *Table Runner Call for Details •. t. "'IIIII, :... Pomeroy,. Ohio 45769, ... • .... - ... 992-2284 THE FABRIC SHOP merry your dllughter whtn ftiOI~'IIId your tathlr . ....... •••Ar bltcb" ); I Lost and Found Fo und : 1 Dog Shocking Co ll ar, .. CanTo ldontily, 61 4·338-8293. Fo und: Coon Dog White & Brown Yellow Collar. With Tag s, No Name On Cora Ui!l Road Vicinity, 614-379-9042. Found : fr iendly, l lully, mo slly gray, female . ca t. Sta ff hou se Found : se t ol car keys, iower parking lot in Pomeroy, call to 10. 5602. . los t Wednesday Evening: Gold en Re triever & Black lab, In Y•· cmity 0 1 Clark Chape l Road. 11 Found Please Cal\814-388--1601 . Yard Sal.e 70 Gallipolis & VIcinity ALL \'o1rd Salts Must • 81 Paid In AdVA'ICt. WlllJlj£: 2:00 p.m. the day before the ad Is to run . Sunday ~ilion • 2:00 p.m. Friday. Monday edition · 10:00 a. m. Saturday. Pomeroy, Middleport & VICinity All \'ard Sales Must Be Paid lr, Advance. Deadline: 1:OOpm the day b etore the ad is to rUn , Sund ay & Mondo1y edllion1:00pm Fpd~y. 80 Auction and Flea Market A1ck Pearson Aucuon Company. l ull t1me auctioneer. complete auc tio n ser v1ce . lic ensed 166,0hiO & Wes l 'Y1rgm1a. 304 · 773-5785 Or :114 -773-5447. 90 Wanted to Buy Absol ute Top Dollar : All U.S. Sil · ver And Gol d Cams, Proofsets, 01am onds. Ant1que Jewelry. Gold R1hgs, Pre· 1930' U.S. Cu rrency, Sterltnij, Etc. Acquisiuons Jewelry · M.T.S. Com Sllop. 15 1 Second Avenue, Ga ll ipo~s. 614-4~6-2342 . Ant1quea, t~p prices 'pai d, River- me Ant• ques. Pomeroy, Ohio. Russ Uoore owner, 614-992 - 2!126. Anttques- no Item too large or too small. Also estates, appraisals. refinishing, cu stom orders, 614 - 992-6576. Clean l ate Mode l Cart Or Trucks, 1990 Models Or Newer, Smith BUick Pon11ac, 1900 Easl - em Aver"IJ8. Gallipolis. wrecked or salvaged vehicles . 304-773-5033. T~ logs, 10.15 in diameter, 8'8" in le;ngth, $220 per thousand. s traight trucks only, 614-949 3061 aher 6pm We Buy Auto's In A.ny Condition. Call 61 4-388-9062, Or 614-446 - PART. Deadline Thursday, February 5th at 3 p.m. , Mall or. b~lng tlie entry fdtm: . ,,. · 11 Court' St. 60 J & D Au to Paris . Ou ying . CARPENTER SEVICE- The Daily,Sentin'el : ..... 245--5323 985-4473 614-992·3470 ' L-------------...---~---·. . .-.~-~-..1 . ~ Moving Mus T Giveaway : We Ne ed A Good Home 112 lab. 112 Chow Dogs, 1 Multi·Color Female, 1 Red Male, 1 112 Years Old, 614- 614-992·5344 DIIDftRE . n ger Barb Fish. 304-882-3324. •New Homes •Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATEES 12, 111, a, 3 to .pictures .· . · 1 614-843-5268. 614-843-5445. flmL I ' For ". Three k.inens to good home only, Lo st: Po rtl and area, brown, black & white male Beagle, please ca ll AI required by Ohio ReviHCI Code 1153.05-71, rllpondlng flrme will bt ,valuated and renked In order ollhllr quellflcatlona. Following th11 avaluaUon, 11M Southern Local School Dlatrlct will. enter Into 'contract negolleUone with ilh• moet highly qualified r-- ~~-----------~-~~~------, . I· ~r: y ALENTINE PETS . '. I I Pet'~ame Qwt lr's Name Joe Wilson (614) 992-4277 be medt to (740jj4t-284111. ·, Registered male Beagle, 1yr old. ,30<1-675-2671. l ost: lour year old PerSian, yellow, . Meigs Jr. High vicinity, 614-992· 1998 Martin Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 614-992·3141 Pine Grove Rd., Raclne,_OH lo ss. Lost-small tan Pu(liDashound mix dog. En ter pr ise area, Thursd ay evening , anawer :s to, · charlie", - Home l&L TIRE BARN Free Samples Fo r Weight Call 740·44&1616. 614-992-5681. suumenu of quallllcatlone ehould be tranamltttd to: Jam .. UWNIICI. Superintendent, Southern Local Schoole, Box 1711, Racine, Ohio 45771. Phont lnqUINI may •• ·~ earn how you can prolect your home. • SUBSIDENCE famil y, and land from the impacts of coal mining. The Coalfield Citizens Orgae LOSS nizing Project is hosting a free workshop to e ' share important information about steps you can !like to defend your property rights e from being undermined. Those who attend will explore technical,legal and strategic steps that everyone can take. "PETS NAME'' Owner's Name. >0. ' L a 1110 atudent K-8 altmenlllry building. Thl1 7.3 milton dotler project 11 oontlng•nt upon etate uallllnea and 11M panege of a local bond IMut In May. Archlteoturel llrm1 lntareatad In baing ~for a contract to provide the required . . . . . . ahould reply wtth a llalllment of quallllcallone no later then 3:00 p.m. on Jenuary 30, Uta. lllltementa received afltr thlt deedllne will not be Giveaway 61<-992-2155. "Buil4 Your Dream" Driveways, Parking Lots, etc. Call Anytime MMOM In COIIfMCtlon wtth the poulllle COIIIIrucllon al • I • REMOVAL · PROFE1810NAL DEBIGN 8EAVICES The Southern Local lchool Dlntct Intend• to contract archltacturel OR PETS-ONLY''-· Wit ·BEP~BLi.sH~P T1iURSPAli FEBRUARY 12TH .IN • Public Notice SNOW ~emodeling Custom Homes 614-742-2138 on delivery of deed. Sold eubject to accrued real llhtetaxee. JIIIMI M. Soul~y (12) 29, (1) 5,12 :J/71/TAI 40 · Ro ad area. 304-675-3862. Joe N. Sayre Public Notice The piano s!udcniS of Paula J. Si mpkins' held !heir annu,al Chrislmas pi ano rcc ilal al 1he French An Colony in Gall ipolis. The studenls - POMEROY, OH. 614-992·5479 30 Announcements naturally, learn with local Herbalill, 614·742·7243. SERVICE SEEMs AOMANCE , elCtensiOn 7484. Jan. 24th, 10-4pm, Stress re lief Tues. DUMP TRUCK play Ohio's datinq game, 1-800- Herbal Htelth Series, Class I, Triple S~ented £andl~s £reeks, Cakes & Refl*ls TRU(KING 1'tl~ Alll. Personals LOOKING ROMANCE? 1-900 -289-1245 Ext 9789 $2. 99 IMtn. Must6e 18 Yra. SeMng SoU!heaslem OH & WV RN.otWJII Rlfll Three women versed in the fqlk- Slrcss and anxiety nal urally. Lun ch is included and paniei' lorc ' "'d i1ion of hcrhal healing arc oll cring " series or classes in south- panls will rece ive easy to follow ~ astcrn ~ i o . On J;.munry 24 from handouls along with some herbal 10 - 4 p.m. COITIIYJU nily hcrha li sts prnducls. 0 1hcr upcoming sessions Ci ndy Parker. Maureen Burns. and . incl ude Herbal Healing for Women Rehecca Wood will share valuahlc on March 7, and Ki1chen Cos melics infonn:tlion on how lo deal wilh and Skin Care on March 28. A ClaMIOeda.,.your al home ohoppi1J8 e_e nler. Find great buyo on peb, pel acceoaorieo, and aervlceo. CaD for complete details on placing ads to sell for you. 005 Area students hold piano recital TURNS ONE - Meredith Anne . 'Lundell celebrated her first 'birthday on J an. 1 with a party at the home of her parents, Allan and Mary Lundell and brother, Andrew Lancaster. Grandparents are Gordon and Sueen Winebrenner, Syracus.. and Bonny Lundell of Rosenber!f; Texas. Great-grandmothers .are Maggia Winebrenner of Syracuse, Ernestlae Zuspan of Mason, W. Va., and .Mar· gurlte Duff of Livingston, T-exas. The Daily Sentln~l • Page 9 • ' Clean off your desk - today! Sta ·with ·a more pro.duct,ive a·n·d orga By AEON CARTER The Cincinnati Enquirer There are no fa1-laden goodies, k sli vc decoralions or party favors 10 usher in Clea n Off Your Des k Day. lnslead . on Monday (Jan. 12}. cClebralc by bringing order 10 1hc chaos !hal is your work space, al home or in !he office. For mosl people, !hal' s abou1 as much fu n as excrcisUig off !hose exira holiday pounds or slanding in !he rclurns line Ihe day aflcr Chris!- · mas. Dani el Segal of Momgomcry, Ohi o. however. is serious ahoutlak. ing on 1he challenge. He eve n sought ·a pro fessional lo help plow lhrough the piles of paper, mai l a n~ lrade maga7.i ncs slacked on Ihe desk. fl oor and coflcc tabl e of hi s Blue As h. Ohi o. office. Segal. an entertainment prod ucer. .knew he had a prohlcm. hut was n't ' Pomeroy • Mld~leport, Ohio ' ,. \ EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 11 o Help Wanted Avori $8 -$18 /Hr. No Door -To . Door, Ou1ck Cash, Fun & Relu· ing, 1-jii)O· 736-(11 68. AVON - $8 -$20 /Hr. No Door To Door. Quick Cash l 'Bonuses' 1· 600 -296-0139 Babysltter Needed For Weekend Evemngs, 614·446-7548. �' . ' " ' Page 10 • The Dally Sentinel Monday, January 12, 1998 l The Dally !)entlnel • ~age 11 Pomeroy • M!ddleport,, Ohio ' .' '' ALLEY .OOP NEA Crossw ord Puzzle PHILLIP ALDER ACROSS word 37 Actntta Coca -·- 1 Ancient 31 ShoeJ)Irt 40 Prlnter'a a.tman 5 Dlvtnlltet 9A-. 41 L.tnnon'a love 42 Coualn'a lather 12 Author Ephron 45 Bullder'a unit 13 Singer Adamo 46 Cloee rei. 14 House part 49 Move quickly 1'". \~ · vinq on a 50Aftr" · --· sho i - :node :;J Na\ ....... 18 Type 01 aanca 54 Columnist 19 Cella to exlsf Bombeck 20 Aclreaa Streep 55 Singer Ed 22 Polka56 Greal IUCCftl 23 Above (PCJ!II.) 57 Look lor 24 Employ(ng 56 What a genie 27 MesMd up ma~ grant Ch.lrlolte - Housecleamng. Call 304 -882· 2796 0( 304-882-2896 $$$DANCERS$$$ 2 Poshlons available Call after 6pm. Wed-Sal FINANCIAL 304-675-5955 ·;_ •_ NEWYEAR NEW CAREER 210 Pacto r y Branc h Outlet Has Nu · ~rous Opemngs. ·No Expertence Necessary Call Monday 12th , 614·446· 7441 . AVON I All Areas I Sh i rley Spears, 304-S 75· 1429 Baby sl\ler Needell To Babys11 15 Month Old Child Weekdays In O.ur Home Or Vo\JrS Must Have E~e.penence And Good Referenc· es. 61 4 ·441 · 1053EOJ en~t\g s Business Opportunity . MUST SELL- 14180 3 Bedrooms, 2 Batt1s, Owner F1nancmg Avail · able 304· 736· 7295. 304·675· 7530 aher 4pm recommends that you do bus• · ness With people you know, and NOT to send money through the . matt until you have tn~Jestlgated lhe olfermg. 614 367 - 7862. Computer Useres Needed. Work Own Hrs $20K ·SSOK !Vr . 1 800· 348-7186 X 1173. Computer Users Needed Work own hours $20k to $50K tyr 1· 890·348· 7186 11508 1996 Schull, 3bedrooms, 2baths, eta, 2 decks, bUilding, vtnyl Sid · ing. shingled rool :})4-675-1275. I=NJEATA!NEA 3 Bedrooms, 2 Batt1s, Starting At Home busmess· one ol a kind· relurbtshing statnless steel cook· ware needs sell mouvated person w1lll good motor skills to lake over my busmess Established 1983area rttqUired 4QO square loot, $38 .000 Includes equ•pment, m· lJentcry and acaoums Generates 10 to 20 thousand per year. Serious 1nquires Send S.A.S.E to : S.S C.S , RL 3, Pomeroy, OH Ollar Only AI Oakwood, Barbours· ""'· WVA 304· 736·3409 Discount Mobile Home Pa rt! & Loaded W1th GE Appl iances Starting AI $299/Mo , FA MILl' 4 Bedrooms , 2 Large Baths , Starung $359/Mo, Umned T•me Co smotologrst Needed , Gaur a1111eed Wages , Pa rd Vaca11on, Free CEU Hour. Fun & Part Want , 45769 ed Other Benefits Included, 614· Loc:al Vending Route For Sale 446·7267 Earn B1g $ . Mu st Sell DIETICIAN Call Now, 800·350·8363 Reg•onal Hea lth Care Consult1ng eompany Has Immediate Open· long Est Card A.nd G1ft Shop, mg For Fuii ·T1me /Part·T.me D1ell · Send Response To · ClA 503, ctc c1an Mu st Be Reg rstered, & l l · Gaihpol•s Oa•ly TrrbUne. 825 Th1rd censed. E•cellent Wage Pack- Avenue, GaU1PQ!JS, OH 45631 age Fa• Resume To 614 · 833 220 Money to Loan 4465 from auct1ons, call 614 992·2806 berween 12 noon and 8pm .consoli dat ion Apply The Easy Way · By Phone Friendly Loan, 614·38&-0035. Ehrn $50 to $200 1n one day lnv· ite ~our ff1ends over to your home 230 · Professional Services · lor a proles s1onal Glamour Por· trai: party. Call 800 ·48 7· 5787 or 600·42ti·6363 L1111ngston·s basement water · proohng, all ba se ment repairs done, tree estimates, liletlme guarantee 10yrs on JOb experl · Expenenced l1mber Cutler Need- ed. 614·682· 7318 Now Tak 1ng App lica tions ... For Servtce lechntc1ans And Install· ers Must Be E P.A Cert1hed And Have One Year E•pe r~ ence Ap· ply In Person Between 9 00 & 11 ·oo A.M At Comton A•r Sys· tems . ' 407 Th1rd' AOJenue . GalhPO· lis. No Phone Calls. Payna's Custom Tlmbtrlng Ronald S. Pa~n• Jr. Select Harvesters of large, ma ture hardwood & htgh qua lity 'teneer timtler. Free Evaluations. WVDOf Cerblied. 304·576-2014. REAL ESTATE Job Pbsung Transition Specialist -Aftercare Worker For Youth Released From 310 Homes for Sale ~lor.k.ng Valley Commumty Res•· Down Wit h A Job & Good denllal Center Will Work In S<::•· . redttl $35 ,000, In Gallipolis oto. Lawtence. Gallla, And Pike Counties . Exper 1ence In The Jus- Area. 614 · 367·0403, Page *1 · 11ce System, Soc1al Work, Or Re- I·800_·_39_S._2_33_7_Pa_oge_r_1_5_7s_ __ tate<l Field Is Aequ 1red . Send 1985 Ranch 3 Bedrooms. 1 Bath. Resumes To : Debra Queen, "* 11 Large Uv.ngroom, large Kitchen, Court St., Room 105, Portsmouth, 1 Acre , Gall1pohs City Schools, Ohio 45002 Belo•e 1-16-98. $67 ,ooo. 614-446·4323. Need Lea d Gullar Player Call 1)14-~46-6964, 614·446-2659. 3 Bedroom Ho use & 2 Mobile Homes On 1-112 Acres , AsK1ng Needed seamstress, Straight SoomsS 1.ti·388-Q3 10. $38,000, 5 Mmutes From Gallipo· l1s, 614-441·0132. Now hiring day personnel, call 614·992-255e or apply •:":. """"-'' The Da iry Valley, 550 d s wed>1es· Pomeroy, Tues ay 1 day.Jan 3th&l•th. from 1 3374 SR 141, Gallipolis, Three Bed rooms , Twa Baths , Uvmg Room . Oin+ng R_pom . Kitchen. laundry Room, Oelached Garage, Level 3110ths Acre MIL Excellent ConditiOn, 614 · 441 · 0852 Ap · Pleasant Valley Nurs1ng and Rehabilitation Center has open•ngs tor certtlied nursing assistants Both luU-Ume and part-lime posl· t1ons Must be able to work 12 hour sh•fts , holidays and wee kends. Must be a cer11l1ed nurs· 1no auistanl Contact Ang te Rouah, Asst 01ractor of Nursmg. pointment 4 Bedroom Ranch, Full Basement. Fenced Yard, Near Rio Grande, 614·245-9620 40 Acres W•lh 4 Bedrooms Trt· Level House 46 Ft 11388 Ft Barn, large Deck, $120,000, 614 -388· 9352 I.:..:.:.::..,_ _ _ _ _ __ 304-675-5236. AM:OE HOMES AS LOW AS Small mobile home mamtenance 1 _5 Bdrm .• Local GOY'!. & company In need cf person to do Bank Repo's Call 1-800-522 · drywall repair, spray texture cell· 2730 , x 1709 1ng re ~a1r and drywall closures Work w1ll be 1n OH , IN . KV, Ml House and praperty. appro1. . 4a· and PA . Mu&t be w1lhng to work Gres Ideal slarlet home. Beech away tra m home Sen<! work hiS· St. . Pomeroy OH. Xl4-882-2077 to ry and little about yourself to Ellie Mobtle Home ~a i nt , 38655 Ho use lo1 sale or trade . Owner SA 7, Long Bonom,,OH 457-43 fmance 3bedrooms, city wate1 , Leon area 304-586·2462 or 304· wamed tor February Or March, 586 .437 4 1--'-, - - - - - - - Three 131 Opero1ors W>ln Cos· metology Manager"s license To Work In Gail1poi1S Two (2) To Ftve (5) Days Per Week , You r ChoiCe Salary Terms Negoliable House For Sale Jerry's Run Near New Toyot a Planl, (Wesl V~rgi · 1 , For Details Cal l 614 -886 · cto Galli· 1..,-------:-:--,--- poils Oll1 iy Tribune , 825 Third Averl.le, Galhpoha, OH 45631 Kllchen. dm1ng room. 2 bedroom. bath, lrw'19 room. front & back full. length porches, gas furnace, c1ty water , outbUilding, garage, 112 m1 te East ol Rac1ne . 614 ·949 · 2 11 9 Reply To Bo• CLA 413, WANTED MlT OR MT (ASCP} OaylJme Pos111on . Pr 1vate Labora· tory. Uin1mum 01 F1ve (S) Vears Elperlence In Chemistry, Hema· tology, AssoCialed f1elds . Ae· quues Good Background With CofT'9.119tS , . PO. Bo• 33. GaR1pohs, OH 45631 Wanted- OTR dnver. u~en enced M Of F wnh clean COl and Hazmau endorsement Mu&t be , able to pass DOT and drug test Salary negotia ble, contact 614· 992·7383. Wanted · someone to 11ve-m fer room and board . some wagel . 614·992·5077. WANTED Cerllhed t.led1cal ..&.sSIStant appro• 25hrs we~ . Mo_n· day-Friday. afternoons & early evenrngs. Send resume to Box CW· 10 cl o Pomt,P ieasanl Reg Ister 200 Na1n St Pt. Pleasant ·wv 25s:;o lltul Two Story Colon1at 41.tl Thud Avenue, Gai!Jpohs 3 Bedrooms, 2 112 Balh:s, lA & FA For~NI O.l"'ng Room, Oak l'r1m, Fireplace, MuCh More Home Ehg1ble For Tu Abalement $179 ,500 304 -273· 2940 Pomeroy · land contract, three 01 lour bed1oom house wtth rwo ca1 garage, Florida room. •VIew ol nv· er, Dale E. Teylor Realty, 614- 992· 5333, 614·992· 106•. 6U· 446·1529 CaillOCira~ ed, please 8)1111y in pe;son 10· Don Tate MotOI'S. InC. :ll8 Eas1ll11n t - . y, Oltoo 45)1;9 EqoaJ()ppooonty Employer s... We Have The SOLUTION To ~ur New Years RESOLUTION! Lose Up To 30 lbs In 30 Days .'· Q..614-441 · 1982. Wanted To Do furnirure repair, rei101Sh an,d tesIOt11DOn. also custom orders. Oh1o Valley Ref1nish ing Shop. larry Sktrttng LR. 3 BR, 2 Balhs, low· er level: 2 Rec. Rooms, Wet Ba1, F.P., 1 ijath, 2 Car Garage, Ap · poin<rneri\, 614 · 797~66 . lanced'"· $20,QOO, 814-992·5532 320 Mobile Homes for Sale S4HDOWN on all s1ngle sectiOns $981 DOWN on aH m..tlti sec~ns Urn led T•me Only! FREEDOM HOMES of Nllrv,WV. 304-722-7127. 14x70 3 Bedrooms . l 112 Baths. EJ.cellent Cond1t10n , 314 Acre Ground, Norlh Galha Area , 614- .. 1\ Make $1,50 Week, Take Home 10 To 20% Down 12 Months & 12,000.Milas, Wa,anry Available, Tl"lis Is Bank Financing, 614·446· 8172, 'Or 614·364-6042. Upton Used Cara Rl. 62-3 MilOS · South of .Leon, WV. Financing' : 720 ll'ucks for Sale • EEK &MEEK DID I,W 1(1..'00 11-VV I "f1IRl) EVERr' CaNER'iATW 11.£ ae< HAD. TO U5£ (IJ Mt' {l(J(OBI06RAPttr' " ·-- West ... J 7 4 2 9 J 9 4 2 t A 9 8 DOUBLE WIDE DISPLAY SALE $999 DOWN SAVEStOOO Free Delivery & Sa1up OAKWOOO HOMES, NITRO 304· 755-5685. DREAM HOME SERIES: ENTERTAINER... 3bedrooms, 2balh~ starling at $219/mo. SUNRISE . loaded with GE ap· pliaoces, 'starting at $299/mo. South !NT $12,900, $1,290 Down Next To Wayne National Also land In Jackaon, Meigi, Athena, Scioto, Ross, Pike Counties. We Allow Doublewldea, Mo<lulars, Cabins, B~NEY 29 HlTCHED t! 2 Or 3 Bedrooms. Around $200/ Mo., 1·800·251 ·5070 Free air, tree skHt, 16•60 3 or 4 bedroom S1.350/down. $299/mo. Caii1.S00.691.S777 . large selection ol used homes. 2 Starling at S2995. Outck del•very. Call 614 -385- or 3 bedrooms. Q621. LIMITED TIME ONLY! 4BR , 2 BATH J1,44t DOWN S24G MONTH. Free air & skining. Only at Oakwood Homu Nitro, WY 304-755-5885. Mobile Home, 2 Gatages, On Lot. PosSible Land Contract, 614-256· 1744 MUST SELL 14k80, 3bedrooms, 2baths, owner linanc1ng avail· able. 304·736·7295. N'O'T'rc-E Amenca·a largest factory ouUet has purc hased local mobile home· dealership. All 1 nven1or~ must be sold with1n 30 days. Save thou sands. Cali now lor inlo. FREEDOM HOMES of Nllro, wv 304·722-7127 New 1gg8 14x70 three bedroom, indudea 6 months FREE lol renl Includes skirting, deluxe si eps and Only $167.08 per $1075 down Call ,1· 800-837·3238. New 28x80 3 or 4 bedroom . $39 ,995. Free deliYer)'. 1·800· ~anted Acreage wanted with or without home in Gallia Counly, 614·992· 6737. '89 Bronco II Eddie Bauer Edition' Buying' Standing Timbet And loaded , excellent condition, Land Wllh Tint>er 6t4-662· 73ta speed. 614·992-2762. Hay: Square Bail S1 .75; Round RENTALS One bedroom apartment 1n Mid· dlepor~ all utilities paid, S270 per month , $100 deposit, 6U-992· 7806. 41 o Houses for Rent Area, S-4251Mo., Plus Deposit, tsched Garage, $.t75JMo .. City School&, Relarence & Depos it Required, 614-446-9555. In Middleport, equ1pped kitchen, no pets, real mce, 1!14-992·5181 . pets. ~4-1175-5162. Nice twO bedroom house in Po· meroy, newly remodeled, new windows, $350 month plus defio•· i~ no pets, available immediately, 614-696-7244. R1o Grande Area : 3 Bedroom , Balh & 112. $490/Mo. Deposit R• quired, WIO Hook-Up, t -888-840· 0521 . Two 3 Bed rooms , $350tMo., In· etudes Water, Trash , Sewage, S350 Depo~~ Con~aCied For Not leu Tl1an • Month s, Gall1pol •s C1ty School Oistnct, See AI Corner 01 Rand Ave And Perch St., Kanauga, 614-44&7473. SINGLE PARENT PROGRAM Spectal Fmancmg Available, 304· 736·7295. traJh Included, 614-992-2167 2 Bedtaom 12x55 Near Holzer. Natural Gas, Cafpeted, No Pets Allowed Water Furn1shed 614· 2 Bedroom Trailer Furn1she(l, At Len1a1 $200/MO., Deposit $100, SI4·3J'll.2187. 2 Bedroom Trader In Small Trailer Park, References & Deposit Requl"ed, 614·446·1104. no paiS, 6t.,.992-5658. 3bedroom in Uaso f\... No pets . 304-773-5751 . 614-441.0573 920 Fourth AlJenue , Galli poliS, 2 Bedrooms, Water, Trash Pa1d , Beautilul A1ver View In kaMuga , Foster Mobile Home Park , 814· 441.0181 . dlapor\814·992·2178. 14x80 3bt, 2 balh, comes with 2T lV, h.gh lrve VCR, surround souno speakerS Two bedroom, rwo miles north of Pagevllle on SR 881, Meig& local S14851Down School•. $350 month, 614·698· 7245. 440 " Nilro,WV 304-775-5885 WESTWOOD HOllE SHOW Used & Repo SOle As lillie As $50Mlown And $150 Per Monlh F1ee Oeivery _ _ HIOIJ.251·5070 Westwood Home Shew Used & Repo Sale As LIIUe As $500.00 Down And S1501Mo., Free Dellv- e<y, 1-800·251·5070 New Dout;e W>cle Repo $999.00 Do~ee Delivery And SOI·Upl 304·736·7295. 350 Lots & Ac~eage BRUNER LAND 700.nS.9173 3 Piece Floral LIVing Room Su1ta, like Brand New, $325: Twin Four Poster Bed, Box Springe & Mattress, Dreuer Wi th Hutch & Night Stand, 2 Yoara Old, $200, 614·36HI219. Appliances: UiB9 Grand Prl1, PS, PB, au· 1996 Grand Cherokee .tx.t Jeep Black With Grey lntenor._ 13,200 Miles. AMIFM Cassette, $21,500, 740-367.()111 . · 304-773-5341 . Buy or sell. Rtvenne.Anl•ques, I & 2bedroom furni shed aperl· menta, Mason area. Perfect for rebtees. 304-J?3.5186. I and 2 bedroom apartnents, furnished and unfurnlahed, security depo111 required, no pets, 614· 992·2218. t Bedroom Units Newell & Cleanest In The Area Near Halz· er S2691Mo., Plus Utilities & Secunty Deposit Required, No Pels, 61.,.46·2957. 1 Electric Furnace S3a5: 1 Gas Furnace 100,000 BTU $8DO, 81-t· 446·6306, 1-800-211-()()98. KS Blazer Camper Special 94K Shower, With Matching Vanity Sink And Commode, E•cauent 10Q1 Buick Regal Good Condi- FM Cassene, New Tires, New Exhauat, Body Good, Runs Great I 614-446-3580. ~$300(614)388 8355 Roynoldo Gift Shop. 1.8mies DUI SandNII Road. Mo,.Fri Sprn-Bprn Sat11am-7pm. Sun 1pm-epm. 304-6~123. Soars chain link fence, 340 feeL 5' tall, two gates, all poll, 614· 992-5181. WARM UP: H1gll Eflieianq Nal"' ral And LP Gas Furnace•. lifO· time Warranty On Heat E•chang· loset• Free Eslimacesl Add-On 2 bedroom apartment in Pomeruy, 5856. Paula·s Elderly Care and Servu;· IS · will do personal care, 1ervices, errand s. light housekeepmg. Experience and NI A tralnlf'Q. Rafenmr;es. Fee a(;«fgrG· 7318. 21;Jdrm . apta ... total electric, ai)- PIIanc:es furniShed, laundry room lacililias, doN to achool in town. Appflcltlons ayallable at Village Green Apes. 1-49 or caH 814-882· t 1991 Honda CIVIC, 71 ,QOO original miles, runs very good, nice car, S!l,300, 614-742-1400. 1gg 1 Thundetbird 3 .8 V-1!, sun· root, new tues. loaded. St ,BOO. t9D4 Chrysler Concord, all pow· er, dual power seats, 4 naw tires. rae & pi nion, new bauer~ . 28· 30mpg, no damage, never SUppHes Black, bfick, uWer pipes. windowl, ~nlell, tt.c . Claude Winter&, Rio Grande, OH Call 814-24 55121. 560 Pets for Sale A G;oom Shop -Pet Grooming. Featuring Hydro Bath. Don Sheila. 373 Goorgea Creek Rd. 81~1. AKC _ , ~lot"- Pupo. Pat· Engina, Aaking $3,800, 614·388- ants On .Premisas Srtots & Vat 0413. Chodwd. 814-3711-2630. . AKC Roe German Shephard 12wks old, mala, black/tan, &· 304-5711-22011. Pump, & Healer, 1250 All, 614· AKC Regilt- Ub, 2 CltocolaM 446-4515. Females, 4 Black Maloa, t200, .....:------:-;-:-:-:-::-- 814 U8 •SS1. 'a.32 Gflice Trailer $5,000 G14· AKC<.$ht11and aheepdoga (Shel· 446-4182. lilll, puppies. 111>11 and wlliiO, 5 AVON blacks. blue merle, tri. vat lndependanl Repr........... checked, excellent ~digr.,a ,. I SOli A-In AI AtOll $300·950 each, call 814-888· Dial 614oi4 H3t2 Anytime 1085. l AKC Siberiln Hulily Pups, Large T~pe Blue E~11. Rere Color. $150, ·$225, 080, 814-448- 11827. Dark Teal Sectional, Excellent Dalminlon Full-Blooded Pupplea Condtion, Aslling $300, ,814-388- l'lllrmld. • Sholl. $75 Each. 81 ... 'A?? 9068. sion~ Ill' FBI. IRS. DEA. A'"ilable your area now. Call 1-800-513-43A3 1980 -11190 Catt Fof $100!11 Slizeel And'Sold localy Tllis Monti!. TNc:l<~ 4k4'1, Ell:. HIOIJ.S22·2730, X 3901. Credit Problems'? We Can Help. Eaay Ban k Financtng For Used Veh icle&. No Turn Downs. Call V;cJOo, 61H46-26Q7. Dodge Motor, Good Condilion , 225, I Cyl., 46,000 Miles, A1 Transmiuion, $25Q Bolh (6a) 446-052 llke-21 Delllrt region 22 Genetic material (abbr.) 23 Belong(hgto Ul 24 Citruo lruH 25 Thailand, once Eaot 26 California Pass All pass By Phillip Alder There are a few c•cellent bridge players who are nol well-known, because !hey play only rubber bridge. One is Howard Cohen. He is !he proprietor of the .TGR club in London, where !his deal was played. I saw it in Roben Sheehan's column in The limes. Nonh 's jump to si• hearts is a ~raclical effon typical of rubber Jridge. He bids what he hopes his ~artner could make, wilhout giving ~way exira infonnation lo lhe opponents. Wesl, an expert, led the heart • three.' Declarer's firsl key decision had arrived immediately. Cohen was sure that lhe lead wasn't from K-x-3 of hearts; !hat would be far too dangerous.ll was ei1her from K-7-5-3 or 7-5-3. Judging lhat the latter was more likely, Cohen called for dummy 's ace . Afler the king dropped, Jeclarer showed !hat the conlract was guaranteed. What would you have done now? Sheehan reports lhat lhree international players failed to find Cohen's sure-lrick line. Cohen drew 1he remaining 1rumps, then cashed his three top spades, ending in the dummy. When Wesl turned up with four spades, declarer ruffed !he spade tO in his hand, ruffed the club three in !he dummy, and played a diamond lo his mne, spreading his cards. West won with lhe diamond jack, but whal could he do now? If he relumed a diamond, declarer's 12 lricks would be lhree spades, five hearts, two diamonds, one club and a spade ruff in hand. And if he switched to a club, the conlracl would be home via three spades, five heans, one diamond, two clubs and 1he spade ruff. Cohen had executed a perfecl endplay. TOO LATE .. I ALREAD'( PUT DOWN 1492 ! county Source of ruin 28 Circuit 29 Ancient Ml'f 30 32 35 36 Game anlmlt Baltary buya Archlitemlea Mall cenl• abbr. 38 Salon 38~..... othlrl . .. 41 Tea type 42 NO 43 Unleaa (1..11.) 44 Small coin ~Weak,aaan IXCUM 46 Half (pre!.) 47 Angara 48Bigparty 51 Mine product 52 Fldo'a tool CELEBRITY CIPHER by Lui& Campos Celebrity Clptw eryptooratns are cr..ted Iron· quota lioN by ramGUs peopMI. past and pteM~nl E.ch lehefin the cipher 1tands I• r Motler Today's clUB B equals M 'ZSCTM p U R E L.' HSGPCJ OPDHT A RG D A K E L OS UTBIGTM, sc Z TKNMOTPJZD OSXHU OS YSXJSO ATGG OPHHKXU . PREVIOUS SOLUTION : "Samuel Ful ler was the grealesl, mosl important unrecognized American director." - Bernardo Bertoluc:ci. '::::~~:::L;:o::"~,..s~~@~\\~c(l~lA ""·;"'--"~r..::"":!:tr~s~·~:~:~::~ -----'-~ ORearrange 141to4 ~y CLA Y I . POLlAN .;_;...__ _ __ letters of the four ocromblod words be· low ro lorm lour ~mple words I T A J N yu . 11 I I I I AN E R 2 1 IIIP r ~,' ""'"Ni-U-rC-=Er.-0=-r--11 ~ 1 _ i hungas•gnlnmyofficewhlch I I I read s "If You Are a Self Starter ~=~~::~::::~----~---.J-~-. The Boss Won't Be Such a ----.' I ~·_,Kr-A-rM--rBr-E"T'"R--r-:--11 O _ I I I I IS . L-....1.-.L.-'L-...,L.-'-.J : omplele lhe chuckle quoled b y f•ll1ng 1n the m1ss1ng words you d evelop from step No. 3 below. 8 ·PRINT NU'o48£1f0 lETTERS IN . THESE SOUAIES • UNSCIAMilf ABOVE lETTE RS TO GET ANSwtR SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Magnet- Cease - Juicy - Sneeze- ENEMIES Granny taught us to have a kind nature . She says that we should give to friends a nd lend to our ENEMIES. ,' & Clulthes 614·245-5677 Ripley, WV 304 ·372-3933 • • 1. 800-273-9329. IMONDAY ROBOTMAN JANUARY 121 Campers & Motor Homes 1973 Cobra 30 Ft. 5th Wheel Travel Tratler, S1 ,500, ,0BO 614- 256-11731. SERVICES 810 Home Improvement~ A Need A c·ar? No Credo!, Bael CARS FOR S1001 Trucks, boats, 69 (2 well.) 16 Wofk Access Over 10 ,000 Transmis - Credit Bankruptcy, We Can Help ReEslablish Credit, Uus1 Make .t-wheelera. motor homes, turm· tufa, e~rromcs, computers ere North 2• BUDGET PRICE TR~NSMIS· SIQNS, Uaed /Rebuilt. An Types, 1997 Chevy Cavalier 2 Door!., Air, AU/FM Cassette, Auto: 814·441~7. Pass Pass Auto Parts & Accessories 790 $150 Weekly Take Home, Down Peymen1s As Loll! As $99 , To Ouahly For This Bank Financing, Wes1 tG07 Harley Oav1dson Fat Boy 1905 Saturn SC2, Au10ma1ic, Air, Cruise, AMIFM Cassette, Trunk Retease, 112.000 After 5 P.M. EkLS.II388 $150. 304-837-2133. 1995 YZ 250 Runs G1eo1. $2.800. 080, 614-44&1100. . New gas tanka, 1 ton truck wheels & radiators. 0 & R Auto, caK THIS ISN'T A TEST, SIR .. THE'( JUST WANT TO KNOW W~EN VOU WERE 80RN .. 1995 Yamaha 80 Excellent Con· diOon. 614-379-2882. . smoked in, NADA $10,800, sell $8,900. JO.<-li7S.~73after &pm. Trans, 24 ,000 Miles, S12,000 080614-4;06·7556. Building 0185. 760 614·379-9047. 550 ( P\(.Kf[) ITOJT I 1993 Suzuki GSXR, 750 Purple With Polished Frame, Matching Helmell & Jackets, Lots 01 Ex· tras l Excellanl Pncel ·614 ·441 - 1992 Pontiac G,and AM Black, AC , Cru ise, Tilt, Looks & Runs Eacellenl 13,900 Atk For Amos, 614·446-ll172, 614-256-ll251 . ':£>me: ~T l.Df>.f 1:) Ot-l me: f\OOSE I .Motorcycles Bled<. 61H46-4134. Wood fo< SOle: $35 A LOad, Will Del ..... 614-311U010. Bonch, 614-379·9047. 740 304-li7S.S59B. 1996 Jeep Cherokee Sporl 4 Door Green: 1990 Dodge Omn1 .a 3711. EOH. 1991 GEO Storm G.S.I. auto, air, .,., ooncl $4,QOO. 3Q4-67S.S403. Hencl«son, WV. iel, Smoa. old, shots up to date. Conc:rete & Plasve Sepac Tankl, 300 Thru 2,000 • Gallons Ron ·Evans En18rptlaeo, Jackson, OH HIOIJ.537-9526, 1990 Corsica Auto, AIC : 1992 Cutla11 Suprema SL, Cook MoIDrl, 614-446-0103. !Serious Inquiries Only I) 614: 446-4015. .:.::..::.=:::::-::---:---:--:-;7.:-:- 1br garage apt In Muon. WV. ltYing room , kilchen, bath, quiet 75 Gallon Tank. With Metal Rod street, references & deposit. S1and With light, 2 Oscars Fe· 1280/mo. Utilitlea paid. 304-773- · male & Male, Red Te ll Ca1lish, 5()5.11 , laaw massage. · Water Turtle, With 350 Magnum ' 1991 Cut1aa1 Calaia Auto, -'IC; We now have Jtrky seasontng, oug inal, teuyaki & cajun $4 .99ea . Crawford'• Market, AKC .black female Cocl<er Spa"' 4 OQO PS I Hot & Cold Water p'ressure Washer, 1.8 HP, Honda tion, $5,600 81 ... 4-664, 614· 446-<1560, ,.. 1996 Toyota Tacoma SX 414 Regular Cab Bright Aed 4 Cylm · der, 5 Speed , A1r, 819 T1re Pack · age, 614-..46-8088. Miles, AC, AT. PS, PB. Till. ~tAl 24 Bulb Wolf Bed $1 ,000, &14· 446-898.2. 1990 CadUiac DeVille, E1cellen1 CondiUon, V·8, Fully Loaclecl And loll Of E11ra1, New Ti"'' $4,995, 614·446·2883, 6U-H6· 2205, 614-4411-9586. 1990 XLT Bronco Black, low t124 E. Main sueet, on Rt. 124, 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise car, $32GO, 61.,.949-2045. ~~~. 61 ...446-4134. $21 .95 Per 100, I" 200 PSI S37 00 Per 100: All Btass Com. Movmg Sale : Used Furni1ure preWor1 Fillings In Stock Store, 130 BulaviUe Pike, GaDipo.. RON EVANS ENTERPRISES hs, Oh1o 50% Oil Gilt Shop And Jac:l<son, Olio, 1.S00.53HS26 Antiques tomatk: 00, amlfm 11ereo, great ,.. asking $7500, call614-949·2401. 9o•, S225; 1 Pc Bath Tub And HIIJ0.499-3499. 530 1991 Chwy Blazer 4X4, automat· power windows, crui!.e, &l· cellent condition, 88,000 mtles, Mileo $13,500 1614) 446-7912 •. • L Sf'OTIE.D ML'1' I~ '1W1t. fo\EAT l.Df>.f N-10 IC, air, 4854. Funirure. THE BORN LOSER Condioon, 614·379·2409. silting home watchmg antenna lluon,WY Buy, Sal, Trade 0 1990 Bronco Z <4 WO, V-8, XLT, High Mileage, $<4,000 E11cellent PRIIIESTAR wmter speceal. Oun ranges . Skaggs Appliances, 78 Waterline Special : 314 200 PSI 1'<>111'1 6 UIOCI FumHu,. We now ltave At"'f Surpluslll 2101 Jefferson A110. Oper 930 • 5:00 Mor>l)at 304-675-SOFA 1763!1 t986 Dodge 600, nice dependable car, PS, Pll, automatic, arnlfm casaeue, $1200, 614-Q-49-2045. Cl:(,, ., • 1999 Berellll GT 8 Cylinder, AulD, AMIFM Couette, 6 Dlac CD Player, 140,000 Mllet, et.t·448· 614·992·3725. Heal Pumps Qnly Sl~ghty H~glter.' French cny May1ag. 614-H6· Call lls Today !997 Ia The 7795. Twenty Seventh Year In The Frost free relrigerator, two door. Heating 6 Cooling llusineasl 614· 446-63011, H100·29HI098. lop freezer, looks & runs great, $150. 304·675-1816. STORAGE TANKS 3,000 Gallon GOOD USED APPLIANCES Upright, Ron Evant Enterprises, Washer&. drwers. refrigerators, Jac:l<son, Olio, 1-601).537~528. Most Furmture Mon. Tues. Wed, 614·9115-4449. 1905 Chevy 4x4 Shottbed, 4.3, V6, Auto, Air, Bedliner, Reese Hitch, Anv Fm Cassette 31,500 Reconditioned er. "II You Oon't Call Us We Both Washers, Dryers, Ranges, Refri· graton, 90 Day Guarantee! 1989 Ford Ranger XLT 4k4 E•tended Cab, excellent condiJJon, a~r, 88,000 m1les, asking $5500, 1989 GMC Salari Full Cus1om Van $4,300 614-446·4222 71 0 Autos for Sale L Call614-446-9355 good tires, runs good. $1,500 080. 304-e7s.8801 . RCA DirecTV Satellite, New In Goods 1989 Chevy S-10 Blazer 4x4, 4.3 lner V-e, Good Condition, $3,995, Lev1 jeans, to~s. children's cloth· tnQ, mull be in •rcellent condition, Tueada~ through Friday, Tratler Space For Rent In Gallla Household 1188 Toyota 411:4 brand new tir•, ve~ good thapt mechanf. catty, vary dapondablt. $2,950 090. 304·875-6293. 1991 Ford Pick -Up 414 F -250 loaded! 5 Wheel Tra1ler Hitch & Toai Bo•. 814-446-.tl81fL Used & ~llqUOI 510 Evonmgs: 614 -256-11!87. 1987 Cavalier Z·Z4 , Vtl, 2.1 auto, Mobile home aite available bet· ween Athena and Pomeroy, call 61 ...38~7. 6:00p.m. 614·992-2526, Rusa M001e OWtiOf, utilities paid, no pets, e u-g92· Pr""s on Cash Purchases I TRANSPORTATION FRANK & EARNEST Top $3.500 OBO 614·25S·117f 614-446-8599. 460 Space for Rent Pomeroy. Hours : Y . T W. 10:00 a.m. 10 6:00 p.m., Sunday 1:00 10 Apartments for Rent Ploaunt S2751mo. HUD accept· od 614~6-2200. Call For Free Uaps""" Owner Financtng Info. Take 10% Off l lsted Sraw. 304-li7S.5066. 1987 Ford Ranger 414, 89 En· gme, Standard Tra ns., Camper Pomeroy Thrill Shop now buying Wooden Table, Chairs, Wi th 2 bedroom apartment in PI 446·1400. Square beleo of ' hey, Wayne Roulh, five mil" north ol Racine, Bashan Rd., 81.,.949-2287. · $ 11188 Plymouth Reliant K, good oond 11,1100. J04.675-3018. Nordic Track Ski Mach1ne $275, Sleeping rooma with cooking. channels & VCR ranlall, speci~ Also trailer space on river. All Installation price, first monlh tree. hook-ups. Call alter 2·00 p m.• t.aaa-265-2123. 304·J?3.5651, M..on wv. .R.SFumHu,. 11J.4, Only. $300/Mo., 614-441.0573 One bedroom apartment tn Mid- Ontr at Oakwood Homes Nordictrack Sequ•o Model With Computer Mount $150, 814·448· Vine Street, Call 6U--44&8 -7398, The Entertain• Hn Arrived! $219/llo, Construction Workers Welcome 61 ...441·5698, 614-441 ·5167. MERCHANDISE 2 & 3 bedroom mobile homes $260·S30Q, sewer, water and 920 Fourth Avenue, Gallipo lis 2 Bedrooms, Water & Trast1 Pa1d , • Circle Motel lowest Ratea In Town, Newly Remodeled, HBO, Cinamax, Showtlme & Disney. Weekly Ratoa, Or Monthly Ralls. County, Campera Wetcome l 814· 367·7554. 420 Mobile Homes for Rent $23~0 .. Balh Fur- Furnished Rooms Newly <lecorated 3br wlfull basement, references & deposit, no depor~ Ron Evana, 1-800-537·9528 Upslatrs and Oownstatrs apart- Condition, $195, 61.,.446-9708. ments Available 91 Cedar; Trailer and Collage AI Porter ~614) 388- Monument Sale : Quitting Busi ness! John's Monumen1s ·113 011 1100 unw Stock Is Sold, 130 Buleville Pike, Ga~poli~ Ohio. 450 OWner movmo·Make 2 paymems. move 1n, as&ume loan, no pay · ment 1111 February 1998. 1· 304 · 722·7148 or 3)4-722· 7140 . • Spec1al lmancmg ava1lable 304 · Call Square Bale MlkOd & Soy Bean Hay, Aleo, Baniy Roo11ars, 614· 245-5622. pean Burner Almond Excellent 3 Bedtooms, Fenced Yard, At· 3 bedroom mobile ho.me in Mid· r.l6·7295. R•o Grande Area, large 1 Bed · room Apartment, $350/Mo., Deposit Required, All Utilities Included, 513-574-2539. niShed, Clean, No PelS, Reference 3545. & Deposit Required, 61'~·4•16·· 1 .:._..:.;__ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1519 Meg~ Chef Elac~IC Range Euro- Call Dawn Or Eddie At 614-662· 39911. ONLY $499 DOWN ON SELECTIVE SlNGLE WIDES Free Delrvery & Setup OAKWOOO HOMES, NITRO 304-755-5885. SINGLE PARt;NT. PROGRAM AERATION MOTORS Repaired, New & Rebuio I~ Siock. Upstairs 2 Rooms 2 Bedroom Mob1le Home $2401 Mo . $175 Deposit, Refe re nces Call Aher 5P.U. 614 ..4&4316. 30022·7148. JET locust fenced Poll $2.50 Each: -----------1 & NEW BANK REPO'S Only 3 lehl 304-755-719 1 New doublewide-1 purchased, wont lit on my lot, must sell, will deliver & set·up at no charge Mixed hay, large bales, $13 304875-1385. 2t78. =:--::--,---,----:---,--::-:-1 446.0226. 304·736·7295. Dry Or Wet Wrapped, Straw Wire Tie By load, 614-446-3845. One smgte bedroom apartment hOuse 10 upper Gallipolis, utilides pa1d, $3.t5 per month, 81-t-992- 691-ll777. New double w1de repo, $999 down. Free deliVery and setup 36 Auclloneer'o 4 Breakfaot meat 5 Underltand? (2 wda.) Heads or tails, I .win Real Estate 3' 8edroom One Bath, Oak H1ll F1rst Time Buyers E· Z Fmancmg 3 Stumble Opening lead: 9 3 TH' DAY 1 GOT TOO H Avenue, GallipoliS, 614-446·3845. 1-1100·251 ·5070 6 Dog In Garfield 7 loud clamor 8 Olvlalon 9 Ralae 10 Pal 11 lareell al~lne 2 A Chaplain 27 I WON ONE, MoSI Slickbui~ Homo~ NO SINGLEWIDES 3 Bedroom House, 434 Fourth Ato~nd $200 Per Month DOWN 1 Smalllnaect Lollobrlaldll 32 One of tl1e Slmpaona 33 Gravel ridge 34 Pul (down) 35 Rellgloua Vulnerable: Both Dealer: South FAMILY.. 4bedrooms, 2 large ' 1 bedroom house in Pomeroy, no baths, startmg $359/mo. Limned pe" 614·992·5656. time ofler only at Oakwood . Bar· 2bedrooms, refrigerator & stove. bourSVIIie, Wr/. 304· 736-3409 $265/mo. plus depasll 304· 773 91711eave message FIRSTlliiE BUYERS E·ZFinancing 2 or 3 Bedrooms 31 Aclreaa women •AQ3 Country Building lots. Beautiful , Open, Flat Meadows. Starting At 691-6777. 9 K • 6 5 4 .1098765' 2 South Off SA 35 ISR 233 5 To 10 Acre 360 .. 9 8 • KJ 4 ~ Close To Jackson County ltne. Double w1de 10% down, $1961 mo. Free delivery & setup 1-800· Eaot 9 7 5 3 t K J 7 Off SR32. GALLIA COUNTY 1-800-213-8385, www.countrytyme.com . 9AQI086 • Q 10 3 2 • KQ3 2 Bedroom Apartment, 78 Vine Street, Gallipolis, OH 814· 448· ' Nor1 Help! Reestabll11h Credit , Must Availa~e 304-456·10119. J0.<-67S.t91i7. I Need A Car, No Credll? Bad Credll? Bankrup1cy? We Can New On Market Pike Counly · Beaver 5 .. Acres Restricted Just Sallord School Rd . GallipOliS, Oh10. Georges Portable Sawm1 H, don' t haul your logs 10 !he m11i JU!il call aago. FA RM SUP PLIES & LIVE STOCK NEW YEAR NEWLAND Start OH Right · Own Your Own land In Soulhern Ohio land Conlract, 10% Down Call f'ltilipl, 61 4·992·65 76 'riG to ame and,.,.,,..,, 614,14112320, If no anwer I•••~ f1ie•· FOR SALE: CONSOLE PIANO, reaponlible party wanlld to make low monlhly payments on plano, --~Cal 1-601).268-6218. For FreaMapa 446·9416 Bennett's Supply. 1391 · ANTHONY LAND CO., LTO Once In A l•lellme Deal!! I R1ver Frontage, Gallipolis, Bncll. Ranch . Wrap - Around Deck. Two bedroom house. 60J11)()' lot. We are loo ktng klr two sell moll· vat&d, QOal or 1ented peoP'e to JOin our sa)es ·s111t. If you ate Interest· 180 NEW CONSTRUCTION ... Beau· V1nyt eo Pomeroy, $3300, 614·992·2569. rngs, Doors, Windo't'S , Plumb1ng Supplies, Water Heale rs, Furnac · es, liberglass Steps, Gall 614· ence. 304·675-2145' HVAC I Accessories, S299 95. Anchors $5.00, Awn· Boota By Redwing, Chippewa, Rocky, Wolverine , Sorel Tony Lama. Guaranlood Lowoal Pricoa Shoo ~e. Gallipolia Empty lot on Spnng Avenue tn DREAM HOME SERIES $219/Mo SUNRISE NEED A LOAN? Mortgage ·AUio 304-e7~5>18. 350 Lots & Acreage 1V98 Ooublewld• Aepo Nev8f lived 1n, owner linanc1ng ava•lable. 304-755-5566. Commerc•al bu1ldmg + lot lacmg 2nd St m Mason, WI/. Currently makmg $$$ as sleeping rooms (6rooms. 2baths, 2 hall baths, kltchenetl&) Shown by appoi ntment3:14 675·4975 ewnngs. Ono,~ers 10 transporl cars to and Baby bed, dreaaing table . car walthe>rll seat, 11roller, awing, playpen . 19Q5 Mansion Ux70 2bf, 2 bath INOTICEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. Babys.ne r Wan1ed , Chesh1re Area, Approx 3 Hours Per Day In Al ternoon, Relerenc;es Reqwed, ·cLEAN HOUSE WITH THE CLASSIFIIEDSI BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime guarantee. local relerences furnished. Es· lablished 1975. Call 1614) 446· 0870 Or 1·800·287·0576. Rogers Waterp<ooling. Apphance Parts And Service· All Name Brands Over 25 Years Experience All Work Guararneed French Cny Maytag, 61-t-446: 7795. C&C General Home Ma in tenance - Pa1nling , \lmyl S1d10g, carpentty, doors, Windows, baths mobile nome repair and more. Fo; Ire& estimate call Chet, 61 ~-992- 6323. ~cCofs <;onstructlon, Commer- Ct~ !Restdential, Free Estimates, W111 Bt Operali!lg Under Th is t Only, 614·446-1823, I 1 - 800·WV~· BEAR Pin Associales will lose respect for you today if you're mce only 10 lhose who can help advance your self-interests. Be cordiallo all. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Subdue inclinalions 10 leave assignmenls unlil 1hc lasl minute. If you arc neglectful, you mighl run oul of time and have a mess 1omorrow. ARIES (Mru;ch 21 -April 19) An acquainlance might anger you today Tuesday, Jan. 13, 1998 _ by lrying to impose h1s or her presSeveral new friends and two old ence on some1hing reserved for your friends might play key rples in your group. Do not make mounlains from social and commercial affairs in lhe molehills. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) year ahead. CM>RICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) It Some near misses are indicated today is besl not lo lei another manage because once you're locked and somelhing today for which you could loaded, you might be inclined 10 be held financially respOnsible ..The swilch largelS. Mainlain your focus. GEMINI (May 21 -June 20) person you choOse mighl do a bum Today, you mighl be in an awkward job. Trying 10 patch up a broken position ~here you feel i.nclined to romance? The Aslro-Graph Matchdefend a premise' in which you don't maker can help you undersland what believe. Be honest with yourself. lo do to make the relation~hip work. CANCER (June 21-July 22) An Mail $2.75 to Malcbmaker, clo !his obligation you thought you had more newspaper, P.O. BoK -1758, Murray time to fulfill might demand instant Hill Station, New York, NY 10156. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) attention uxlay. Be prepared.!~ immu- ASTRO·GRAPH .. nize it wilh some quick solulions. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Be prepared to operale independemly today because someone you're counting on rather slrongly might run and leave you_higl\ and dry. ' VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl-:- 22) Lei sleeping dogs lie today. A nudge from you could arouse lhe respon~from a person wilh whom you've had a disagreemenl you thought was resolved . LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct 23) D not le.t your peers pressure you into doing somelhing lhat opposes your better judgmenl today. Be your own person and have 1he courage of your convictions. SCORPIO (Oi:l. 24-Nov. 22) You usually work hard at screening your emo1ions. Today, ~owever, your innate negative feelings might be obvious to all those around you. SAGI'ITARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Today, you're apl to be in a gregarious mood. This is fine , provided your discussion doesn '1 conlain anything !hat could be used agains1 you later. .o �/ Page 12 • The Dally Sentinel Monday, January 12,1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Ohio Lottery L.obos end CSU Rams.11-game winning streak •' Pick 3: .. 989 Pick 4: 7385 Buckeye 5: 44-7-16-25-26 Sports on Page 4 '. Clear, colder tonight. ' · Low in 20s. Wednesday; partly cloudy. High in 40s . • en tine Vol. 48, NO. 188 C1998, Ohio Volley Publlehlng Co!"pany Jury finds Kehoe guilty on four counts • 1111 West Second Street PARTS STORES Free PARTS STORES WILMINGTON (AP) - A jury has found a Washington man guilty on four charges stemming from a f'ebruary shootoui that was videotaped by a recorder mounted on a · police cruiser. In a verdict delivered just before midnight Monday, a Clinton County jury found Cheyne Kehoe, 21, gutlty on two counts of felonious assault, one count of attempted murder of a sheriff's deputy and one count of carrying a .concealed weapon . Kelloe was found innocent on a second charge pf attempted murder of a state trooper. A date for sentencing was not immediately set. . Kehoe had maintained that after he and his brother were stopped Feb. 15 for a license plate violation i_n Wilminglon . he returned the officers' fire only to give himself a chance to nee. The defense rested after Kehoe finished testifying Monday morning. Closing arguments were completed shortly after 5 p.m., and the jury began deliberating about 5:45. Under questioning by his lawyer, Jeff Hoskins, Kehoe sai d he did not aim his handgun at the officers, state We're BPIN:u Monday to friday: 7:30 am. - 7:30·pm. SATURDAY: 8:00 AM ~ - 8:00 PM. SUNDAY: 10:00·AM.·- 4:00 PM. Check Our Everyday Low Pricing! ----~PARTS ~PARTS -MASTER ---., MASTER ~ .., - '' ' I ' ' '• $3.99 -$1.50* - - - - - JIPARTS MASTER - - ---- ANTIFREEZE COOLANT $9.48/Case · Gas Une Antifreeze 12 Oz. #23012 CHEYNE KEHOE ' Parts Master Parts Master Motor 01 & Trans. 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He denied the prosecution's allegation that he op~ned fire from inside the 1977 Chevrolet Suburban in which he and -his brother were riding. Kehoe told the jury on Saturday that he was scared. Prosecutors repeatedly 'showed the jury the videotape ofthe gunfight. The brothers and the lawmen were not injured; a passing motorist was wounded slightly by a bullet fragment. ''I' m really scared, and !just want to get away," l<ehoe told the jury, describing the emotions at the time of the shoot out. "I don 't know why the officer is firing at me." Kehoe said his brother, Chcvie Kehoe, wanted '\ o kill their parents to get to· their father's gun collection, and that Chevie wanted to rob an annored car. · Authorities said Cheyne Kehoe shot at Harker and Gates after police spotted expired Washingto n state license plates on their car and pulled lhem over. The brothers arc from Colville, Wash. The two men Oed- Chevie in the -S uburban and Cheyne on foot. Chevie Kehoe then allegedly fired at police officers minutes later. . Cheyne Kehoe surrendered tn June in Washington state and told authorities where to find Chevie, 25, in Utah. Chevie Kehoe faces trial Feb. 23. A federal grand jury in Little Rock, Ark., indicted Chevic Kehoe and two other men last month on charges they planned to revolt against the U.S. government and create the Aryan Peoples Republi c, where citizenship would be limited to certain white people. __,.,, CLEANUP BEGINS • Village employees were hard at work in the Pomeroy municipal parking lot on Monday, cleaning mud from the promenade ar!!a, which was submerged In the week- end's flooding . Later, f}Je department volunteers helped in the cleanup. The river crested on Sunday. . Meigs County faces M·arch deficit.· By BRIAN J. REED Sentinel News Staff Meigs County will be operating on a tight budget, at least until March, according to Treasure r Howard E. Frank. The first quarter eslimaies for the general fund budget . show a projected defi cit in March. Frank met with the Meigs Cou nty Commissioners at their regular meeting on Monday afternoon to review the estimated receipts and disbursements for the period ending March 31. Armed with fi g ur~s from 1997, Frank estimates that the count y wil l begin the month of March with a bal-. a nee in the ge neral fund of $53.188.74 -- and estimated March expenditures of $276.690. The coun ty's first -half tax sclllcment is not expected to add to the county' s coffe rs unt il the first of April. March. 1997 revenues arc not appropriate fur the calculation hccausc they include a lirst' halftax scnlement. Frank said. so it is diflicult to estimate an accurate March deficit. Frank warned the commissioners that tight pur,se strings arc in order for the year. w1 th liulc growt h anticipated . The county's fiscal health relics on three basic factors. Frank said: some growth in property valuation. interest on its invested money. and the county's one-percent sales tax revenue. "I don't sec any growth in the n ~a r future ," Frank sa id , (hut) "a lot of people ar~ coming in . wanting mon· ey to do these great things for Meigs Coun1y. But nobody says where the money's go ing to come from." ORGANIZED . Pnor to its regular meeting. the hoard of commi ssioners held it> organi zatio nal meet ing and reelected Janel Howard as president and Fred Hoffman as vice president. Gl oria Klocs was reappo inted clerk of the board. and the regular meetin~s were set for Monday after· noon ai I p.m. in the commissioners office on the third Ooor of the cour!house . . OTHER BUSINESS The commissioners tabled three bids for the heatin g. ventilation and air conditioning system for the new firehouse in Racine. The bids were received from Warner Heati ng and Cooling of Chemr. $ 12.000: Foreman and Abbott of Middleport , $6,465; and Hendrix Heat in g and Cooling ofTuppers Plain s. $9.900. The project is funded through 1997 Communi ty Development Block Grant Formula funds . The hids will be re viewed hy vi llage ofll· cials and Prosc(' uting Allorncy John Lentes prior to the awardi ng of a hid . The commiss ioners appmved a line- item hudcct for materials forth( project totali,;-g $ 1). 75\l. with malerials to he purchased fron] the following suppliers: Valley Lumber. $6~ 0 : Baum Lumber. $9.202. 10: Wagner Hardware. $1 ..1X 1.1 5: Star Supply. $495.95. Also included in the hreakdown was B.FG . Supply Co .. $ 1J58. for overhead furnace units, The board voted 10 reschedule the viewing and hearing on the dedica· tion to county_ mileage of Phillips Road from January 19 until February "9 at II a.m. · The board approved the appointments of Rohcrt Hill , Wilma Parker and Mick Williams· to the Meigs County Tuberculosis Board of Trustees. Hill represents Racine Villa ge. Parker Ches ler. Olive and Orange Townships and Williams, Sali shury, Salem and Rutland Townships. . The board appropria'ted $241.61 to the Chester Courthouse budget; represe nting a donation from Delmar Baum towards the installation of wi ndows in the building. Present were Commissioners Jcf-. frey Thornton. Howard and Hoffman. Clerk Gloria Kloc> . Horton gives 'state of the village' address . B JIM FREEMAN loan." •.. wewere ahlc to open the swilllS Y 11 1N Staff · Horton sa id the vill;~gc ha s hee n \ning pool. Anendancc was wry e~hi~:s a!~:oking up in the vii- ahle to replace many of its old nuin· · good." he said . "hen though we had d' t tenance 'l lnclor ·md ·tjndl y need- ''I e"l"lnl 10 do much ol the work to Iage o f. M'ddl 1 cpor.1 accor mg o · .· • . ·~ •. ~ . ' . . . . . , Mayor Dewey "Mack" Horton who cd police crUiser. In addtuon . new recondtuon I he pool and tnsl.rl 1 new "> he"n . ered a "~ tate o f thc v1'II age " J1ealth ·,n"UI"lll''" -' • ...... II ... . . purch·lScd ·. · _ en _.., u1 pment · we . co uld . not have. . lin. dc Itv · M d · h ·. 1 1 · r v .JJ· "c ·mployces tint he s· ud IS tshcd the pro•ect had t1· not 1 1 1 d report urmg on ay ntg 1s mee ' ," c · · ·' · . ' . bee n. lor · f M'ddl v ·ll c ·r hcucr and mon: · tiTonJ;.~hh: tlnn th~ donawms from ..:ompamcs. pn vatc Fire Department responding to 122 mgMuch o Iof. Horton cport .Is report age ol_uocusc nct .d prc\' ious • .insumm:c • program. • By JIM FREEMAN '.:.-,· , ·, ,en~· . .~. ··t, nd voluntee r workers ." calls for assistance during the year. Sentinel News Staff d' . Other purchases include new Cllll1 · "We have up ~raded the water. 'II . . f' I on the v1 age s 1sca con ttton. • , Welcoming a new counci I mem" , ~ r c:.trs we have pulers for the w;Hcr J cpanrm:nt. se wer anti surfi.lcc watc r sy~ tcm s. he Included were 21 str~c ture fires , For ~he plst ou y . . . sa 'td "With the !!nod work the sewe r ber and the hiring of a central purfocused tn on ways to CUI expenses, clerk-treasu rer's department. water . . chasing clerk were among the items 10 vehicle fires. seven brush or trash be J~ o re efficie nt. pay our dchts and ~cpartmcnt and police department. and water c mp loyccs_ ~a_vc done_. we handled by Middleport Village Coun- fires , I i fal se alanns, 15 hazardous · E ·h our two copyin -).! machines. :J fax have increased · the ctlu:Jcncy ol. our condition calls, 26 mutual aid C:tlls, pay them. on. lime . ven wll cil Monday night. , , · ·- machim:. word prm .:C :'I :-i (,l l' nnd three systems and saved thousa nds ol dolmoney Lru nch. we. .have hccn sue . o so. Wrth . the enormous Mayor Dewey "Mack" Horton 2 1 resc ues and II serv ice run s. . mnmtamm!! Jars· in dorn cess fuI m mus., or th. c l)•pcw rllcrs. . :: . . Firefighters logged 1,038 hours administered the oath of office to new services we have alwaYs provided fur The ho~ll launch projL'L'l w~r :-. com- amount ol r::un we l1ad spnng and 56 1 hours spent on mainincluding Councilman Roger Manley Sr. and to ·. · ,. .. . .. ·d "I 1'"17 . plclcd with the assi>ta ncc fromt_h_c summerwc hadhttlchascmcntOoodthts vtllagc, Horton sa t · n ' reelected Councilwoman Sandy tenance alone, he noted. ayrncnts on the (ottnt y co mmi ss i o ne r:'~. pn vn tc Cltl - in g Fire department accomplishments we made th. c IasI I1 .. d bt zcns and or,l!anitations. he ~~u.d. "B,·ll Brownt·n:•. Iannarelli. Recently elected Council:- ''"r vt.ll anc c::$200 .000 four-year opcm I rn,g the year included an inspection c for man Robert Pooler was unable to which lowered the village's fire insurauend due to illness, Horton said. ance rating from 6 10 5. co nlolruction Remarking on the recent state of a new ramp in from of the fire staaudit of the vi llage, Horton explained tion . and the purchase of updaled the vi llage has followed up on the self-con tained hrcathing de vices. recommendations of the auditors . Voters shewed their support of the including the hiring of a purchasing · department hy passing a 2- mill clerk. renewal levy for fire protect ion. he He emphasized that he was not said. , cri tidzing the auditors. "They did In other business. cou ncil : their job." he said . :_ Met with a North fifth Avenue "We've made a lot of changes." he res ident concernmg spee ding added. motorists in the neighborhood. HorCouncil approved the hiring of ton snid he will advise the police Linda Broderick as central purchas· department to increase patrols in the ing clerk. She c~rre ntl y works partand have a speed lim neighborhood time in the village waler oflicc. it sign installed . Horton said the position was one -- Approved the minutes of the recommended by the stale auditors to , Pee. 15 meeting. oversee spending, in the vi llage. -Held off discussion of a proManley voted against the hiring. waler deposit ordinance. posed Councilwoman Beth Stivers comthe mayor's report of -Accepted mented that employees and owners of $5,255 for December, 1997. includdowntown businesses were parking ing $3,475 in old fines for extended periods in front of their · -- Advised villagers to call 992shops. Horton said the police depart5571 if their garbage is not picked up ment has been doing occasional mon. o· n Monday mornings. itoring of parking problems in the vilPresent were Horton, Clerk-Trealage. surer Bryan Swann, council members during Monday night's meeting ·of Middleport STATE OF THE VILLAGE ADDRESS - Mid· Don Stivers, ass ist~nt fire chief, Manley, Stivers, Iannarelli , Rae · Village Council. dleport Mayor Oewey ' Mack" Horton Is shown read the 1997 fire report which Gwiazdowsky and Steve Houchins. here reporting on the .condition of the village 'showed th; Middleport Volunt~er Middleport Council hires purchasing clerk ;. ad ministrator, . was ab le through FEMA to get lundm g to rcp:ur our ht>at. launch da~agcd hy t~e htgh watc1 thts spnng ;~n_d summer. "W• . .h $ II OOO · . ,' sr,ent a out .... . .. pullmg m . a new . t.amp . t_o, the _. Ill e stall . . on. . The . .. old ramp had ,..;lllcd so much 11 was · I" . k dam;. tgmg the nc trw.: ~ "The v iii :H!C .. .hall's_ .. wtnng . . was sO old and had that II was un ,;tlc IO wor! · 1_1crc . wc s~nt· uhnut 'J'l 1o•.<XXJ_ p~um~ rn new wrnn g. One lwl l ol vrll ag.c I . II . , l·d h . . . . 'd f ~·I . w.t. . _ n.:~f:o ~.: . W rt w.a~ p.u ur Y"0 rmur.tn ~.: ~o: . h ··' . . · , 1·1· R11 , 7 ur nugc u l mrn ~. 0 Ute w·.1 ~ LO . nd "-·m nl·d ·tnd w·" ·In :'IC . ·d I( lr . ,, ·1. Th . . , , · , ·· . •1, ",. 1 ~ .~.:: R l:h ,Ln~:~ l~ 1\he.or_ng 1!1 1 rcpacc n.. "crt"'"'"· ccoun~ enetncer. lhtnk s that work can It .. started ahoulthc .;vear 20<XJ .. 'The po lfL·c department has Jo o.~ a 1!uocl Jnh in coll cclm ~ unpaid hnuS. A'numher of people have spcnt' tinlJ: inj<lil or lmtth\.: ir Jri\'cr,· li cense for n<H pay in ~ these fine:-.. Policemen have talked to school children ahoul safety. They I1<1Ve let them know th 4t po licemen arc· their friends and wiJI help them when needed ." · ; Hononhcn noted that eight new husincsscs have ope ned or rclocat~ into Middleport and that the University of Rio Grande is planning to move into the former Holzer Clinic.•. build ing on Mill Street. ' He also commended the firefighters for their assistance during the year and thanked al l those who helped out • with the Midd leport Bicentennial : celebration and the annuai 'ljldepen1 dence Day observation. fie also · remarked on those who helped with : the Merchant . Association parade, ·the Chri stmas Tree Lighting Contest and the Middleport American Lcgio~ .. Posl's annual Halloween Party on tho manna . He noted that many people volunteered their time and money in beautifying the village including the I Continu~d ,, • • (.; on page 3 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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