https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/de71c30879db7c55b3dedd47f5f22267.pdf b2194bfc88ae362268e88c990cbf3eea PDF Text Text '. -. Page 12'• The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, January 14, 1998 ,• Obio Lottery ' Visit doc again, talk about strange high blood pressure diagnosis points of your question. Your brother-i n-law reportedly only had one blood pressure measurement before startmg med icine for the condition, and that reading was within the normal range. Strange' Normall y tt r,quircs at lcre;t three readings. taken on different days, to determine tf the pressure ts elevated suffi cicnt:y to be nefit from drug therapy. Of wolf, course . a physician might institute Associate Professor treatmen t immediately if va lues of a of Medicine first read ing are dangerously high but that isn't · the situation you've increased risk. hut' usin£ medicine to reJJOrted. By John C. Wolf, D.O. Associ- red uce blood pressure is of qucstionHigh blood pressure is a sympate Professor of Family Medi- ahle val ue. Though there is some conditi on . That makes it diftomless cine Ohio University College disagreemen t among experts. I feel fi cult to convince people to take a that it ts prude nt fo r anyone with an o f Osteopathic Medicine dr ug that may cause some side upper number greater thnn ISO or . I can' t tell whether your · ci'fccts Question: M) hrnt hcr- tn-low has lowe r num ber greater than 95 to take brother-in -law is actual ly hnving rece nt!) JOIOt:J an H ~ IO . He ~t::nt to steps to red uce their hlood pressure. effects from h" medicine or if side . . cc h1~ new doct Cir for~~ phy~ical ami There is no do ubt that th is wi tt he is feelin g tired because ht< hlood dcCrc:.tsc their ri ~ k uf l11;art attack wa ~ loum.l w he 111 E!lioU ~hapc ure is now lower than it should · press cxccrt for h iS hlolld prc~S UfC . It V.' <h and stm kc. be . Fr~qucnt bl ood pressure mcaI ~X ove r 90. wh ich lthou ~ ht wu:-. in There arc many treatment s for surcmcnt. s can c)ari fy that. I often the n o rm ~ll ran g<.' . The doc tor hi gh bl ood pressu re . The most -..ccmcd q u11 ~ cn ncl'mL'd and \tarted importan l arc often the most difficult have my patients take thei r own _ him on mcdi c m ~ tha t day. Before - red uce we iglll to the ideal leve l. pressure to gather thi s import ant tlli~. !11.: wa:-. llc•ll thy and ,. j~orous . reduce salt (actuall y it is the sodium informati on. Morning and evening re adings, for ahou t one week. arc · Now. he 1s con.-.wn tl y tm.:J and docs· in salt we"re conce rned abo ut) to n't feel well. He aplntned thi > tn the 2000 milligrams per da y, and usc usuall y sufficient to show if the · Joctor. hut hl' 1n:-. istcd that he cnn- beverages containing caffei ne and pressure is ~t ay i ng in the nonnal ltnuc the T~1cda:inc . Should he real ly alcohol only in great moderation . ra nge . If the pressure is normal. then . co ntinue wit h this medic in e·! These life -style changes arc very the problem ts caused by stdc effects Answer: An c..,timated 50 mill ion difftcu lt to make and . therefore. fro m the mcdi catton. In ·this sit uation. there arc often other drugs that Americans ha,·c this very com mon do n't always happen . can contro l the press ure without condi tion . which J oc 10r ~ call Less thary 10 percent of individu ~ these annoying symptoms. causing "hyperten sion." It is more prevalen t nls with hi gh bl ood pressure have :i. It sound s like your brother-in-law in m~n . until :.~gc 65 : aft er thi s poi nt spec ific cause that req uire s speci fic needs to go sec his doctor again . I w.>men nssumc the lca<j_n thi s dcad - medication . Most have "esse ntial suggest that he take n log of his hypcnc nsion ," wh ich is a fanc y way ty ·racc. blood pressure readi ng along wit h a The reason \VC <HC concerned for doctors to describe the condi t1o n list of hi s undesirable sy mptoms. about de1 atcd blnod pressure is that without tel ling you that we don't Then he and his doctor ca n figure 11 increases the risk of stroke and hove a clue as to why your pressure out what to do. heart attack - the lending ki ller of is up. The good news is that we can adult Amcncnns . High blood prcs- alm ost always fmd a comhin atton ol "Family Medicine" is a weekly .;urc ~ ~ genera ll y defined as a sus- medication and life-style changes tatncd blood pressu re, taken while that wil l lower blood · pressure to .c olumn. To submit questions, thl' pcr~on i:"' at rest. greate r than within "safe limits. " Thi s will signif- writ.e to .Jo n C. .Wolf, D.O., Ohio "1-10 o\'e r 90" ( 140/90). Research icantl y pccrcasc your ri sk of prema- University College of Osteopathic Grosvenor Hall, \hows us "that those wi th readings ture death from heat1 attack and Medicine, Athens, Ohio 45701. bet wern 140/90 and 150/95 have stroke . . Now. I witt address the ·spe eilic · ~trmilp . ~dkJine John c. P0 WELL'S SlORE HOURS Monday thru Sunday 8 AM·IO PM o.o. 298 SECOND ST. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY, JAN. 17, 1998 a COCA COLA PRODUCTS Maryland upsets .NC Tar Heels ' Honor students named Andrew Wolf. Pomeroy. and Rnb yn Ann Stout, Syracuse. arc :unong those named to the honor roll at The Ohio Stat e Untvcrsi ty tn Columhus for the fall quancr. The hst is made up uf st udents carn1ng a grade point avcrJgc of at least :1.5 on n 4.0 scale . Lau rei ClifT news Hol iday guests at the home of A nn Mash were Mr. and Mrs. Butch Mash of Chesh1re . Bob Mash and Mr-.. Chri sty Crane and VJ.n c~'a ;I!H.l I3r~ttJ . of Lnn s. S .C . Lcann M:.tsh nf Norfolk . V:t. . Bert Mash of Jac·k" "" illc . Fla .. Billy Crane of M11tk Boch. S.C.. Mr. anJ Mrs. P;ll J ( llllhl \11. Samun!lw and Kclli~ of R cy nuld~hurg . Dv. ighl Cu llins. Mr. and Mr~ . Wayne Pu l l in ~ and Je ~Sl' anJ Mt·>. Clifford Jacobs . to,·at. Chuck Mash of Rcynold>hurg and Da\\ n .mJ daught~r Lnrcn S\\ iLl of M r~ . Fashion finally has found that big can be beautiful and profitable for designers By TILLY LAVENAS The Greenville (S .C.) News Oncl'. ~t y li s h L· lothin ~ was fashion ~ J onl y for hodi ~:-. thai could "'4UC ~ /..: into a r~ rfcr t ~ i /C X. or mayhe 10 or 12 . When it ~ arne to high f:.hhllm . !argc women \Hrc fl at !lUI of lur k. Not an ymore . Styles hcarmg the nam e~ of lk:-.i ~ ncrs !i uch a~ Li7. Clai· htlfnL' fil l 1h~ racks in p l u s-~ i zc J ~ partmcnh around the country. " I c~m · l k~ c·p StHn ~ c l ot he~ in .;to..: ~ .. . an yth1n g With high style ," '~ savs Ann ie Cure ton. a saleswomen in .thi..' plu.~-s1t.C' women's department at J'.B. Whi!r . a Greenvi lle, S.C.. dc par~mcnt ~ l ore. Also, rn agat.1 ncs such as Big Bcauttfu l Woman , Mode and Be lle tnut trendy ~lyles for women with a little meat on their hone> . Mode's c·mc r heralds. "S impl y the be' t in • >t/ CS 12. 1~ . 16 .. .. Plus ·st!cd fash ion has fi.nall y l' O!llC 1nto 1 1 ~ ow n. say~ fa shion con:-.ultanl Fern Bratlcn . who travels arnu nd the country nrrang: mg fashI On s h ow~ fur larger "''oman . I3r;lllcn rtcc ntl y nrchc:-,tratcd a Grcl' nvdl c fa . ; h1nn show when.~ . for once . moJcl . . \~OI"l' 1he ~ arn e sit.e as m:my mcmhc:1"- of the aw.ll cnccs I~ anJ ur , The >how "·as full of hrigi)t co lor.., ~md . , tripe s.· OIKC co n s itlcr~d t~1hno ror the lar~e -s i 1c woman. One mnckl ""'" a 'rt aid blat.cr nnd a v.l .nc-coloretl ~ kirt . Another '"·' hayed down tbe ~;'! h wny in a sport Je o111n wraparound sktn . The introducti on of sponswenr and more yo uthful Jcs1gns is further n iJcnce that the indu stry is rcthtnk lll~ the pl us-:.. izc market. Bratten - " :l\ ... . . ~ " HI'.. toru;ally. lar!!e-siz.e Women ha>c t>ccn rctcgaiCI;J to the dark. " Brnttcn >:t)s · fl asica ll y. we were told to wear dark colors 10 mtnim izc our hottom half." When a woman goes int o a plusstze deportment today. she linds clothes in 1clvct s. knits and ehenillcs. wt th the fit and fas hion fla ir of small er si1es . Bratten points 'to a mage nt a knit jncket. " Years ago nlanufacturers would never ha1c thought thi s would sel l. " .!1c says. Caro le Litt le and El len Traey arc among designers who have entered the plus-s tle market in the las t dc-:adc . says Ehhic Rodri gucl, fa<h ion and promotions director at J.B. Wio'· ' · \ / hen Lit. Claiborne broug ht out l1· "Elisabeth " collection of pluss1 ':'d clothin g. Bratten says. retailers st: Jdcnl y rcaltzcd that thts cou ld t>c a lucrat ive market. Regardless of her shape , any woman can he a knock-out if she t:hooscs her wardrobe and accessori cs carefull y. Bratte n says. Dark stockings and shoes: for example. can make legs look slimmer. And,' sl!c add s. " play up· att you cari with ~osmetic s and a good haircut. An y woma n can enham:c her good fea tures 1f '\he knows what kind of figure she has. Bratten says. · She di vide; mo>t large -size wome n into four categories. ·-: T-SHAPE. Most of the weight is in the upper torso. Like Linda Evnns. thi s wonwn has broad shou tders and prohaht y a fu ll hust. Suits. espec iall y ones wit h a three-quarter 1cngth jacket. look good on a Tshape . Tunics with pants also arc a good c ~oice . ..., A-SHAPE. Also ca tted pear shape. thi s fi gure is two si7es small er on top than on the bottom . These women often Jon ·l luok large when they .s it down. llfattcn says. hccausc the weight is all below the waist . Shoulder pads arc an' absolute mu st. bccau~c the shou lders arc not on the same plane as the hips. Knit cardi gans and pan ts. and circle or gored skim are good for this ki nd of fi gure. - X-SHAPE . Also catted hourglass, thi s shape is usually characterit.ed by a large bust. Bratten says. Oprah Winfrey is an X. and Xs can wear a lot of different styles . This womJ.n shou ld tuck in her hlouse and wear a helt to show oil her waist - I-SHAPE. Has no watst orhips an& thin nrms and lc:.•. All the weight is in the midriff. Ot.c fnmmt> 1-shapc is Roseanne, wt· >c untfnrm on h~r television progr~1 ·11 was stlrrup pants and hig shons. . \n 1-shapoJ woman should never Oc l! Of lUCk Ill anything. O ne llattcring style i> a coat dress or tuna: laycrCd over a _ skirt to create a two-thirds, one-third pr<)ponion . -Here is more fashion advil:c for women with substance. -'- Unless you've got a T-shapcd figure. always wear shoulder pt.Hb . A broad. shoulder wi lt make your wai st and hips appear smaller. - If you' ve got a waist to sho w off. wear a t>c lt. - The new longer jackets are tdcal for camounagtng large hips. - Wear scarve s and necklaces that draw the eye dosvnward . - Pay attention to your makeup and hair. Get a haircut !hat 's easy to manage. and wear mqkcup . every day.· - Make sure your clothes fit. Ne ver wear anything that 's too ti ght or too loose. - If you ' re under 5-feet-4, you need shorter skirts. sweaters and Jackets. - If you can't hide...At.. dl'ro rar e 11 2-7-15-26."39-43 Kicker: , 446163 Rain likely tonight. Low in 30s. Friday, cloudy. High in mid 30s . I ' en tine UMIT2 PEPSI & MT. DEW PRODUCTS Vol. 48, NO. 190 C1998, Ohio Valley Publishing ComJIInv 2 Se'cttona, 12 Pageo, 35 cents A Gannett Co. Newspaper Pomeroy·Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, January 15,-1998 ·24 PK CUBE Computer-assisted reading program launched at Salem Center, Harrisonville $. 79 SNOW FLOSS TOMATO JUICE 4601 FRESH SPLIT CHICKEN Breasts••• ••••••••• 99c Lb. • JIF PEANUT BUTTER 18 oz. ·-- Rcynold>burg . wi th their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Ern .· ,·t Van lnwagen Oscar Smi th and Mar~e Fetty cclehratcd their .i2n d wedding were the guests of the Rev. and Mrs . an ni versary Monday evcroing. Those William Williams of Lima. nttendmg were Mr. and Mrs. Keith Mrs. Fern Story spent Monday Vanlnwagen and sons Aaron and wi th . he r sister. Mrs. Mildred Perry Dustin . Mr. and Mrs . Pnttl Marr. Mr. of Athens. and Mrs. Darrell Brewer. Mr. and Dinner guests at the home of Mrs. Denver Nelson, Jerry Vanln- Mrs. Marge Fetty were OSQar Smith. wagrn. Shirley Frazier and Mildred Iva Powell, Mildred Jacobs, local. Jaco bs. Icc cream, cake and coffee nnd Robin Campbe ll/ and Alex wc1:c se rved. Nolan of Cinc innati . · Mrs . June Soulsby spend a fe w Roy Howe ll spent a few weeks in days with he r sister in toga n. Orlando, Fla .. the guest of his son Mr. and Mrs . John Anderson and and fam il y. and also in Palaska . Fla .. fami ly of C:nnbridge spent a few with hi s daughter. Mr. and Mrs . dav s with Mrs. J ~an Wri12h1. ·Larry (Kay) Walker and f:imil y. -Gueo.;t>.; :11 the home ~1 f Mr. and G uest> at the home of Mrs. Mrs . Jas . Gilmore o\'cr the llolid~ys Emm a Fox and Ruth Douelns were \\C IT Mr. nnd Mr~ . Kl:nl.i ! Snantnn. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rtftle- and 12Darhi~ . Arim as and Jordon. Mrs. day -old baby Elizabeth . She is the Sand> Gtlm orc. Mr. and Mrs . Ern est grca t - g rcat ~ g ra nd da u g ht c r of Mrs. Haggy. Mr. anJ Mrs. Bill y Glue Fox . Also attending were Mick Fox. and Erin. Kim Hat!!!\' a·nd Dcnm s Sonya Wolfe, !ala Howe ll and Mr. Gilmore. ·" and Mrs. Mike Douglas of Well ston . Darhic ~md Arima~ spe nt a week 5828 Sports on Page 4 p Society Scrapbook 565 Pick 4: Super Lqtto: 12 PKS 12 OZ. CANS $ .99 Pick 3: By JIM FREE'-'AN · Sentinel News Staff Teachers and parents are always looking for new ways to encourage . children to read, and Carolyn Nicholson librarian for Salem Center and Harrrsonville elementary schools, is reporting success with a new, com,puter assisted reading program. In October, Nicholson incorporated The Accelerated Reader -- Computerized Reading Management System by Advantage Learning Systems Inc. into the school s' libraries. The computer-based program inCludes tests for thousands of books written for elementary school students. Youngsters se lect a book in the school library, read it: and then take a test on the computer. Books are assigned points based on their length and ' diffic ulty. Students can accumulate points then · exchange them for prizes purchased by the school's PTO. Nicholson said the program boosts not only reading skills, but.math and computer skills as well . In addition, the ·program contains tests on books DENIES CHARGES • During a press conference in Baghdad science, geography, aniconcerning Wednesday, Iraqi deputy premier Tariq Aziz denied charges that mals and other subjects- - nO! JUSt litIraq still has weapons of mass destruction. (AP) erature. On Wednesd,ay, Josh Johnson. a fifth grader at Salem Cente r, breezed through a test on Stuart Little, the classic childr.:n 's book by E. B. TAKING TEST- Josh Johnson, a fifth-grade kids to read books, and then tests them on the White . So far he has accumulated 31 student at Salem Center Elementary School, is books using a computer program. Youngsters points since staning on the program shown here.using The Accelerated Reader proutilizing the program earn points they can laton Oct. 13 -- the most so far at the gram at tha school. The program encourages er exchange for prizes. school. "It's preny fun," said Johnson. "It's own time to read so they can take the To help out the ad ults. the program progra m even mixc.'i the tcsl quesnot like work. You ge t a lot of points tes t. keeps slat islics on what is read , the tions to help keep the st udents hon"Kids are always ~hec kin g out approximate grade level of the hooks est. for doing what you like to do ... read." And that is part of the reading sys- books. but they don't always 'read read , and even includes parent" -- one Si n(..' C installing the program in "AGHDAD. Iraq (AP) -While cealing banned weapons and docu- tem's appeal -- it rewards them for them," she sai d. "To take the test, the is a form that goes to the printout Octohcr. the 64 part tcipating students ment s. His . no-notice inspections so1nc .weapons inspectors were out reading. Nicholson said. commenting kids have to read the book ." child's teac her ami to the parent< Th_ c read 272 hook s as of Wcdnc., have searching tod ay for banned Iraqi were said to have surprised Iraqi offi. that some students come in on their da y. . weapons material . the American -led cials seve ral times. In i'tcw York. the U.N. Security team that was blocked by Iraq twi ce· this week stayed behind awaiting Counci l adopted a statement Wednesinstructi ons fro'm U.N. headq uarters day deploring the hlock ing o f Rtttcr's team and " Iraq 's subsequent fa ilure in New York . an abortion." By JOHN SEEWER n o i ~c police ... he "iaid. I hal he likes to play hi s tnu , ic loud. Iraq has accus.,d the leader of the to fullill its obligat ions to provide the Associated Press Writer The bill pr,phibiting abort ions for ' 'I'm a little hard of and The noi >c htlt wi tt go to rhc Sensecond tea m. former U.S. Marine (inspectors) with full. unconditional COLUMBUS - Stale lawmakers state Y.·orkcrs is similar 10 a fclfcral I'm afraid I'll be pull ed ove r ate fur co n sid en.~tion . Scott Ritter. of espionage and says the and immediate access to all sites ." have taken another step to make it law that bl ocks health plans coverin g ~----------------~ Iraqi ofli cials who escort arm s makeup of his !!:am is too heavily more difficult for some women and federal workers from pay in g for weighted with Amer ica ns and ins pectors said Ritter had not girls to get abortions in Ohio. abortions. Britons. It re fu sed to give hi s team infonned them that he would· be car~ut an analysis by the Ohi o LegThe Senate 'on Wedne· ·day Iraqi cscnns on Tuesday and Wcdnes- rying out inspecti ons today. islative Budget Office saiJ the hill approved two separate bill s that Iraqi Deputy Prime MioustcrTariq <lay. c iTectivcly blocking its work . require minors to receive p .:-cr.tal would have little impact on the " All' the teams arc out except Rit- Aziz said Wednesday that Iraq would permission before ge tting ab•· ,.ions state's insurance costs. Ahorti ons ter's ." said Nils Carlstrom. head of riot allow Ritter to resume inspections and prohibit abort ion co\•er: ·ge in represent a fraction of the medi.:al the U.N. inspection oflice in Bagh- unless his team was reshaped to state workers· insurance plans except procedures covered . dad . " We arc waoting (for) orders include more inspec tors from other when medical ly necessary. The House, meanwhile, added ~.:uuntrics . from New York ... George Voinovich was Gov. some leg islative teeth to a common In an attempt to end the standoff Ri tter hends a team that was tryexpected to sign the bills into law. plea ·of parents across the sta te : Continued on page 3 ing In uncovc.r Iraq i methods of conThe parental co nsent bi ll , pat- . "Turn do wn that rad io." tcrned after similar laws in other Lawmakers voted 82 -14 to stntcs. would change current laW: approve legislati on prohibitin g car which requires that parents be noti- stereos from being turned up loud fied before a child under 18 ha~ an enoug h to be heard more than I00 abortion . feet away. " I don't hclicvc the t>cst advice .· First-time violators would be fined The American Red Cross, Tri- tions at the ce nter> .•r.d bloudmohilcs State Region. has increased its urgent thi s week and next"" . k," Anele .;on- comes from an ahonion clinic. " said up to $100. Repeal offenders would Se n. Lou Blcsstng, R-Cincinnat i. " I be se ntenced lo up to 60 days in jail appeal iss ued last wee k to an emer- tinucd . "Lives dcpcn(, ',Jn it.':Prescnt inventory leve ls loca lly be lieve the parents know far hencr. " and fined of up to $500. · gency level appeal. accordi ng to a A woman wanting an abortion Rep . Tom Roberts. D-Dayton , Red Cross 0ffi cial. and the reg ion is arc the resuh of low collection~ since included it. a national appeal for the holidays. higher than expected wou ld have to meet wi th a doctor 24 said he sponsored the bill to help ou t townships that du not have the blood tsst•cd hy Red Cross President usage at ~ospi tals . an,d llu and other hour> before the procedure . The ahorlion issue. which seems aut hority to dea l with the noi>c comkeeping people from donatillnesses Elizabeth Dole . Tim Angle. chief executi ve officer ing. In addi tio n, Ang le sai d the to crop up at least once a year in the plaints. "It's just a nuisance ." he added . of the T t-Statc Region Blood Ser- national shortage fo blood drastical- Legis lature . hroughl heated debate from Democrats. " It's not a major problem. but enough vices, s d critically low inventories ly limits the amount of blood availNEW PROGRAM - Ohio Gov. George Voinovich points to a " I am angry that this bitt is once people have ratsed the iS\uc to dea l chart showing a toll-free Children's Health Insurance Hotline durat mo · · of the Red Cross regions able in the Red Cross system . "Right now. any excess blood is aga in hcforc the legisl ature." said with it." ing 11 news conference at the Ohio Statehouse in Columbus wide has forced the appeal. "In n Rep. Lynn Olm an. R-Maumcc. Wednesday. More children in poor families witt be eligible for govour region we have increased the being sent 10 those pan s of the cou n- Sen. Judy Sheerer, D-Shaker Heights. ernment-paid health insurance under a program that the goverappeal to emergency leve l, which try, which due to severe weather, can- "Every year we sec additional strate- said the bi ll was an unn~ccs s.ary intruto chip away at the ng ht to have gies nor announced yesterday. (AP) ,- r in to people'< live>. Ohnan added sion means at least tour bi O<)d types arc at not collect blood. We have the capaless than a one-day supply. includin g bilit y to collect enough bl ood localboth 0 positive and negative," he ly to end our shonagc. so we must said . A three-day supply is needed 10 take those .stcps ." adcquatCiy supply local hospitals. On To help boost collections. the Red Wednesday. the region had only 16 0 Cross has been adding bloodmobile positive units out of a needed 275 visits and stressi ng the urgency of units and area residents wi th 0 and donating blood to donors. A bloodabo ut two hours . Po rn ~roy. ~lct:ordin,!! to 1\.'I U~\C r. was tainmcnt on J. dnil v ha:-tis. A type blood ar~ urged to ·donate mobile has been schedu led at Eastern BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH Sentinel News Staff pl anned visi ts resu lted from The that "thin g\ he JUSt li ke they were !Jq Local High School for high school He also mcntio;>ed that there will blood . Passengers from the "Cumberhd the reception which passe ngers time.·· . he some pay ment -- about $200 Angle said al least I. 700 units of students and area residents . "fhe visPri.ncess" wifl be visiting downtown received when the Princess stopped When the vis tt was made last sum- eac h clay from the hoat conipany .. blood need to t>c collected between it will be Jan . 22, 9:30- 1:30 p.m. and Pomeroy at least three times a week in Pomeroy last summer. mer. pa s~cngc rs we re ,g rcctl,'d hy which wt ll provide !fl<>ncy for the Jan. 8 through Jan. 16. After that. ar at least 35 successful donations are fmm Apri l to October, John Musser As for the actual number •of stops entertainment. rc"i idcnts 111 costume cx pcn ~cs of !-tCC uring c o~tu m e d least 240 units of blood need to be needed to meet the goal ,pt the bloodannounced at Wednesday's me~ti n g in Pomeroy each week . Mu sse r said who conducted tours throug h the 'il - g uidl!~ and entertainment , and the collected daily ro maintain adequate mobi le. To donate blood, one must be at · of the Pomeroy Merchants Associa- ·it is contingent on boo.ki ngs and lagc, an icc cream socia l. o p~ n $hops. eos t of making the icc cream . levels. At this time all units of blood whether iwo boats or one wi II be and numerou> spec ~at dtsplays. hRve been collected, tea•ing a bal - least 17 years old .. weigh a minimum tion. The need for eve ry husincss to he pres ident of Pomeroy Vi llage the daily trips. If there arc making The of ItO pounds, and not have given Musser said th:11 work must he gin . open whe n lhe Pr i nces~.; passe ngers an~o of 889 unit s to be collected by Council said that plans have been bookings for one boat only then stops arc in town IS '\:ritical for succ ess·... in the past 56 days. For funher blood f'rld~y. According to Angle, local immediately on gettin g c\•cryt hin g in with the owners for the finned up wil l be made three days a week . but . ~a id Musser. questi ons· about information, or blood ·inventories arc so low hospital place . He sa id that Trintt y Chu rch is boat to dock at the levee about 5 p.m. if there are enough passengers for discussing how to provide homemade The possibil t.t)' of cstnbli shi,ng a prdor' have been cut and blood is donating blood, individuals may call boing released on ly if there are spe- 1-800-GIVE LIFE or (304) 342- The 40 to 50 passengers wi ll disem- two boats, then one wi ll be coming in )icc cream on a six-day a week hmis cralt mall , a small food cafe , and oth. bark and are scheduled to be in the every day except Sunday. clfio transfusion orders by a physi- 4000. and that s te~s arc already bein g tak- er hu~ m cssr s --eve n if tht:y arc open shopping · district of Pomeroy for A condition of sto pp ing in en ~ n how to cornc up with enter~ian . "We must have strong eottecContinued on page 3 · Americans left behind . U.N. inspectors are out searching for rnore Iraqi w~apons BROUGHTON Oran e Juic-':~~. $ 79 1 KRAFT MACARONI & ·CHEESE DINERS 7.25 ~~J oz Abortions restricted for minors, state ·workers SUNSHINE CHUNK DOG FOOD 18 LBS. \ STOKELY'S VEGETABLES American Red Cross issu~s emergency appeal for blood SO·DRI PAPER TOWELS · Limit 12 Please Add . Purch 39¢ ROLL PURE SWEET SUGAR '/ From April to October $l29 4 LBS SOFT· & GENTLE BATH TISSUE 4ROLL PK .2/$1 •' Riverbo~t Win A Bankroll This Week Powell's Super / Value saoo . Free Cash, Stop In The Store For Details , . • tours announced by Musser • �' Commentarr. The Daily Sentinel P-age 2 Ac ~uW<;jjlher• lorecast lor dayllrrk condlllons and l11gh lcmpcraturc~ Medicine, not diet gets credit for us living longer ·~~· -- -- ..... Clinton must manage Asian crisis It's starting in Paris: Black book of Red terror Why join the militia? D~·" Edtlnr Fo1 .1 fll r'> lln to h~,_ .thlc to JOin the Unllt.'J St.ltc._. Ann ~,_d I OTlC'i or the Naunn.tl Gu.11J n1 Rc,t.' nc lnll C" they mu . . t h~,_ 111 th ~.: hc . . t po ...... lhk ph) sl ~.: tl ~,_nnd lll on .md thcv must h..' undi! l l LC!I.un .tgc 1111111 Om.:~.: theY hc~,:umc J mcmhcr ol th.tt 'i\.: 1' 11..L th ~.:v .lfl 1cqutrcd to ,,,1\ 111 thl hL~I pnss1hk LOn d1t1011 11 )OU IH.: IhtHL thu1 .1 g~.: lumt nr 11 \Oll 1\,1\C .tn\ t )p~.: ol health proh km.., \llU \~111 not he .thk "' Jl llll Th1 "' 1... h \ 1\HH.: I not lit\.: L.tsL: v.nh mllt 11'4;' , uch ,,, 1he Un11cJ 51.\lcs Spcct.ll Ftcld F"'"'' fhc USSF h." nu heal th 1l qUin.·nll' nh We.;. umh:l,ttnd th.lt .~ltl.wu gh .1 pc 1 ~on m l\ he lmlllcd hy .1 phy. . K.t l h.mdll.lp th ~ t tines not nlL .tO thi. ? IC I" .mv hmn.tu nn on thctr mmd . . The USSF do~,_, h.J\C an .1gc lm11t ol 2S Thc1c .Il l' a lot ol tllll! t1as 111 A.mcr " ''' ''day hu t lhc ltncsl mJ 1hc he'' ' ' Ihe USSF li ~eas Nahltshed 111 1971 It 1' the on! \ n.Jtlon.tlmllt !la tll:.tt 1... go,cr nrncnt Lhartu cd The usSF h .i~ no L.: nh ~ t cd IJn b Alltho~e \\hO JOIIl -;t.trt out a. . a -;ccond 1 1 c uh.n ~mt s,l\ 1ng .1 mcmhcr vc.u " of h~nd "nrk to heL:omc an oflr l:e r 1n-.tcad o l st.ut1n!.! out .1-. one 11 vou Il l mtcre, tcd 1n JOmtn g the USSF wntc to th1"' ~ddrc" B11 g Gc n Das 1d Ed11 uds' '100 Un1on A~e· Pomcro\ OH 45769 Da,id Ed"ards Pomerov By Ben Wattenberg and Dante! Wattenberg rhe Cold W,\r ended SIX )Cars :1go h the cold rcc konmg of h1ston cal au;: ounts wuh ~:om 11unrst te rror JUst hcgmnmg' It so 11 Js st:1rtmg 111 Pans TI1er Lc Lmc N01r du Commumsm • ( The Bluck Book of Com, 1u n1 sm ) an unprc\.:ed< ntcd best-s , mg uHnpcndiUm ol global commu nt st t~.:rror ha ... trru. ted open sores on Ihe body pol lite cf France where .1 Cnmmumst Pan y I 1y,1l to Moscow - lhroughoul the Cold War sull reprc ~c nh a ~1gnll H..: ani slu.:c ol the ckl tor.tt e AI 1hc s.1mc 11mc Alhcrt Camus A Llie (A I[rcd A Knopf 1997) ,, sv mp.tlheuc French btogra phy ol lhc Nobe l Pn1e wtnn tng Ftench Algcnan nmcl1 s1 has JUSI been publtshcd 111 Engltsh II goes hq onJ the 1 conograph~<.: Camus the romantic c hatn·~ m o kmg young B og.~rt of cx 1 s tcnt1ah~m - to re\cul a wntcr of true poltttcal t:oumgc who was \lrtua ll ) shunn ed b~ Pan~1an t:a fc sm.:1ctv for hcufg anti commum sl hefo ~c has tunc The Black Book compiled by stx French hi,IOnan s est imates lh,\1 Red !error k1llcd 100 mtllton people worlds.tde 1hrough executiOn s mdu ccd f,tn\lnc and lorccd labor In J prO\Ol.HI\c 1ntroduc11 on GO author S1ephanc Courtots wrHc s that "' scale and ,----,:: bru1al11 y com 111U01 St terror knows JUSt one I\ISl onc.ll peer Nazt terror Over the years . apolo gJSIS dcvtscd many argu ment"' to ex ten uatc com mumSI Wattenberg 2u1h S1al 1n and Mao s rc1 gns ol terror were cxccp 11ons 111 communtsl htslor) lhc co mmum~t 1dcal n:m.un~ nllhlc lrrc. spcct 1vc of ~..:ommun 1~111 s rclord 1n power laic model I htrd World cx.pcnmcnts m cornrnum-;m 1Cuh.1 V1etnam) were more hcn1gn t1Mn the1 r pr cc ur"'or~ 1n E~1stcrn Europe CourtOI S uncqulHJ<:,\Ily diSill\SsCs the fam11lar allb1s Terror he .trg ucs has been 1ntnnsK to commun&!-. 111 rn power across lhc hoard stncc lhc 19 17 Bohhc\lk IC\Oluuon The to mmun1 !-it re'g&nlC'i h.~ v c tran s lormcd mass c nm~ tntn a gcnume sys tem of government he InSISts and none of the communtst ex pen · cnccs arc an cxccpt1on to th1s JUic ncllhcr the Ch1na of The Great Helm sman nor K11n 11 -Sung' Korea nor Ytctnnm undct · rl1~..:c URclc Ho nor Ihe Cuha ol llamhoyan l F1dcl Castro And whdc .1ll owmg thai lcnor dJmtnlShcd '"the Sov1et Unum and Ch1n,1 aller Stahn .t nd Mao departed he conclude, that a lresh memory ol !error" a"ured 1hc same resuh poltucal douluy Perhaps most provocaltvely (al lcasl m France). Courtois argues t,•al comm um ... ts 10 Western Europe we re morally compltcll and culpal .te m lhe cnmmahty of uJmmun tst E. ,.,:rn Europe The Black Book •ne vtlabl y raiSes qucsuons F1rs1 why has communism not hcen <.:ondcmncd a!'~ harshly and umvcrsall) 111 htstoncal memory as 1ls fraternal twm m lcr"" Nattsm > Second how harshl y should those mlcllcelu,\b and polllt c l an~ Ill the Wc ...t who overtly ahcttcU or l:onsuously 1gnored or m<.~dc excuse~ lor conunun1st turor he 1 Judecd • Nll\chst M1lan Kundcr,1 h,\s clo quently appealed lor cxcrctsmg len1ent:y 1n c'~duatmg the adrnn"' ol !hose Ill htsiOncal epoc hs prcccdmg our own Man proceed~ m th..: log Kundcra \HOle But when he looks back lo judge people of lhe pas1 he sees no log on lhCJr path From hts prcscnl whtch was lhetr faraway fulute thetr palh looks per fectly clear to h1m good VISlbthly all the way Lookmg back he sees 1hc path he s~cs the people pmcccdmg , he sees lhctr m\slakcs hul nol 1hc [og But lor us hOI to sec the fog I\ to forget what man 1 ~ • Wmmg m Cnmmenlary maga 11nc recently French htstonan Alam Bcsam.:on oflcrcd some explanations lor h1Siory s cunously unbalanced hiSion ca l verdict s on Sov1ct and Na11 !error Unlike the -defeated Nazts 1hc Sovtcts mamlatncd the power In Ulllllnue to conceal thCJr ~nmcs, spared Sov1et <>:cupatiOn. Western Europe !,~e ked firsl hand cxrcncm:e ol cornmumst hrutaltty, those who Iough! shou lder 10 shoul dcr w11h commumsls m the unll fa.s L:lst rcsl"'lan<.:c were later reluctant to Judge thc 1r wart1mc l:nmradcs-m anns IlK> harshly Such reasons qualtly as lhe kmd ol cnveloptn g Kunderan ' fog ' lhal 1nev11ably smudges lhe Vtsll>n of real t1mc lllstuncal ac10rs who lack 1hc lu xury ol hmdstght Bul there were at l ca~t two other rca~on"' com mum~t terror was no1 as Wide ly exposed and rcv1lcd a~ Naz1 terror dl,honcsty and l:owarda.: c among a scgmcm of postwar \\.._ -. tern mtcllclluuls The new Cam us hwgraphy suppltcs plenty ol objccl lessons 111 hoth Ben Wattenberg is a senior fel· low at the American Enterprise Institute and is the moderator of PBS's "Think Tank." Daniel Wat· tenberg, who wrote this week's column, writes ngularly for The Weekly Standard and is a contributing editor for George. • IToledo I 34' I • IMansfield 137' I• PA Youngstown IND KY 4.~~au@ (f ~ Showers T-storms Ram Flumes Snow V1a Assocmted Press GraptucsNet Ice u Sunny PI Cloudy Cloudy Ro;e Ann Stanley, 68 Galhpoli>, d1ed Tuesday, Jan 13 , 1998 m-Pleasant Valley Hojpllal Born Feb 19, 1929 m Poml Pleasant. W Va daughter of the Iale Earl and Mane F Whtte Turner, she was a homemaker She was also preceded m death by her husband, Worthy Stanley Sr, two ch ildren George Stanley and John Thomas Sianley two brothers George Turner and Ben I Turner, and a m le· De Ions Neville Surv1vmg are four daughters, p,,tncla ' Joyce' (Rob) Erb of Kanauga Jeanetle G Costa of Jacksonville Fla Rose Mane (Gary) Wagner of Clo v1s Calif , and Delores Jean (Michael) H1rsckorn of Altqutppa Pa 'five sons, Larry (Phylli s) Stanley Jr and' James R (CrySial) S1anley both ol Greenv ille, Tenn, Wonhy Sianley Jr of Gallipolis, Glen R (M tehelle) Sian Icy of Charlouc N C and Dc nms (Paula) Sian ley ol Rull ,md an adopted son, Ronald W (Marsha) Slanley of Gallipolis, 25 grandchildren and 26 grea1 grandchildren and four s1sters, Es1ahne Boswell. Margarel Sm llh and Frances Camden all ol Pmnt Pleasanl and Gerald me Lew11 of Pnnceton W Va Scrv1ces Wi ll be 2 p m Fnday 111 1he Mount Carmel Church wllh lhe Rev Marl1n Campbell and Paslor Dale Vollmar offic1atmg Bunal w1ll be m lhe Moun! Carmel Cemetery Gal hpol1s Ferry W Va Fncnds may ca ll al the funeral home from 7 9 ton1ght Columbia Gas to cut rates for three months COLUMBUS (API - Co lumb~a Gas of Oh1o customers w1ll gel a break on • thetr gas b1ll s for lhree months Colu,·lbta Gas, whtch serves nearExtendecj forecast .' ly I 3 m1llion customers 111 64 of Fnday n•ght Cloudy With a Ohio ' 88 count1cs will pass low er chance of snow showers' Luws ncar gas-co,,. along to custo mers [rom 30 Feb I through Apnl 30 Salurday Ltght s'now likely The pncc break lor a typtcal resHtghs 111 the upper 30s idcnual household us1ng 10 000 cub1c Sunday Mostly cloudy " 1th a chance of ltghl snow Lows 1n the upper 20s and htghs m the upper 30s Monday Cloudy w1th a chance ol Umts of Ihe Mctgs Coun1y Emerltghl snow Lows 111 lhe m1d and gency Medical Semce recorded SIX upper 20s and htghs m Ihe upper 30s calls for asStslance Wednesday Umls Today's weather forecast By the Associated Press ~ Southeastern Oh10 Tomght Ram ltkely unul mldmghl Then cloudy w1th a chance of t; 11ow showers No snow accumulall vll Lows 111 the lower 30s Soulh w111d 5 10 15 mph sh1 ftm g to the nonhwcsl Chance of prcclpt.allon 60 pc.cenl Fnday Cloudy w11h a chance !?f ra111 or snow showers H1gh' tram the upper 30s 10 1hc lower 40, Chance· ol prec tptlall on SO pcrccnl 12, Raclynn Clampltl and Ronald Clampllt Jan 12, JesSica V Smtth from P.aul M Smnh, Jan 13 Suits filed (Ed tiOr's nolc A lawsutl outlines lhc gnc vanccs of one parly aga tn sl anothc1 II does nol ••tabh sh guth or mnocc ncc ) The fnllowmg su 1ts were f1lcd recenlly lor aclton • 10 1hc Mc1gs Cou nly Common J'leas Courl ol Judge Fred W Crow Ill Green Tree F10anclal Serv1cmg Corp ol Hendersonville. Tenn , seeks $3 1 282 19 plus mterest and costs from Dea n and Rcg~na H1ll Rac10~ People s Bankmg & Trust Co mpanv Man~na seeks $3 449 7S plus cosls and tnlcresl lrom Rhonda G Ph1llips Long Bonom - Gallipolis livestock auction results Producers Ltve stock Markel •cporl lrom Go~lltpolts lor sales condulled on Wcdoc sd.1y, Jan 14 Fcede1 Call ie 200 100# S1 $74-$87, Hf $6:l $71 100 400# Sl $7 1 - $~4 Hr $64 $68 SOO 650# Si $61-$68 Hf $58$66 650 800# S1 $58 $1'~ Hf $54 $64 (Feeder Caulc sale IS 1hc seco nd Wcdncsd,ty of e.1ch mon111) S1cers $58 61 Hctl crs $6 62 Cull Cow' Well Muscled/Fleshed $37-$47. Mcdtum/A\cragc $30-$37 Thm/Ltghl $25-$29 Bulb $34$40 Back Th The Farms Cow/Call Pa1rs $110-$460. B1 cd Cows $250 $525. B,tby Calves $5 $600 Goats $26 $48 Upcommg Spcc1als - Spec1:11 fccdu c.llllc sale & Brood Cow sale Wednesday Jan 2X mcludmg -;o hlack hctlcrs commg wllh lhcu llts l c ''" N. inspectors... U. continued from page • uu.l blunt ll nq1 l ntu.: n.ms ch1cf Sccutlly Council has kepi a low promspeclor R1ch.1rd Bu ll e! !wed three f lie 1n pre' 1ous lOn lrn nt att ons Ch1m:..,c "'-t.:.tpnn~ ~.:xpcn~ on WcdnC!-i hclwccn I ra~ a dtplomaltc ally and the Untted N~ttl o n s O\Cr s.mctltln!:i the d.tv Ch1n,1 tppc.llcd IO ll.1q loday In UN onp<hcd lot Baghdad s 1990 coopci.HC wllh we.tpon~ mspcdtnns 1111 ,\SIIlll ol Kuwull wh1ch led 10 1hc hut Fo1c1gn Mm1 ~ 11 y ~ rokesman ' Pcrstan Gu ll W,1r Slu:n Gunl.mg ~tho s.mJ 111 BeiJing lr,lQI ncwspapel s lashed OUi l l R11 th.tt k !.! lllltl.ltl' umL:crm ol Iraq a"' 1cr 1oday w11h 1he ol lictal al Qadls1 ... m~..1~.:~1 gn ,1,\l c . . hou!J he re~p~.:u­ -;ty.t llC\\ :\paper sa1d the ln srx:l tQr \\as ' the mtclhgcncc 111,,, ~ ~~.,dy to nnplc c·d Clun .1 ,, fXIII\,11\Cn l member ollhc menl Amcncan nrdc1 · AI Thawra 1hc ncwspapc1 ol lhc .ultng Baath Party 'a'd R111er was 111 Baghdad 10 labm:atc a new l!ISIS · Sent~1el The Daily 1tsrs :zu 960) \HO rllcrnntln Mllntlay th rtlua;h 111 ( uurl Sl Pomcro) OhlCl by lht: l'uhll~h~d h uJ~ \ Vt/1,, Oh, i'Yhh~h•n~ ft\mp:.n y iG~nntll "··m~ ' ") o~.u -1 '\] (,(j d 1\l> fl<1Mlgl r ud l'h ll Ptlmt'fll\ Ohm \1rmbtr n~ /\~M>LI II C d N"'" 'P tpo. r AsMl<:l llllln POST\IA~TER Thr Duh '}9~ C'tl 21'i(l Second Pr~ ss and lhr ~ml ~dd ri!')~ Sen ltnd Ill Coutl Ohlll correwons to PomcrM S1 Ohtn -1"17(11) On~ On~ SUBSCRif"TION RATES By Clrt"K'r or Molor Roult \\-nk Mnn tM Onr 'c nr SINtill::tOr\ I'RICE J'li CtniS' Sut>scrthc:rs n1•t U\")lnng to pay the Catflrr ma~ rcmu m tll v~ n ce dtrcct 10 The Datly Semmel on tlh rtc m cr 12 monlh bam Crcdn wtll be g1\< n L trn ~ r ~ .ch w~d NCI )Uhscrtpt1Un h' m~ I ['(tmtltcd m areas. whert hmnc: ,arrtl'l ~rYICC tS au tlablr Puhh!>hd ~~ rve~ th~ n ghllo adJUSt raltS dur '"!:\ th• ~uhscrt pl• o n pr11od Sub scupt ton Ylr ch~ n gc~ m:n he tmph:mtntcd b y changmg I he duralmn n il~ subscnJ)fiOn MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS lnsldt Mdgs Co• nly I\ Wrclts . ::!h Weeks ~2 Weeh $ ~7 30 S!IJ M;z SIIISJ6 Ralts Oulsldt Mttgs County Wcd.:.s S29 2.'i S51i ClX S2 Wr:rl s $1119 72 13 We ~ \.) ~r, The Pomc•oy Police Department" tnvcsttgaung a h1t and run aec 1 dent on Wcdnesd,ly afternoon Donald Hunnell Jr Mtddlcpon was stopped m the park1ng lot at Farmers Bank and Sav tngs Co when an utudcnlllted \Chicle backed out of a parktng space and mto Hunnell s veh tclc The dnver then left the scene Ltght damage was reponed to Hunnell s 1986 Poe tac Crash at intersection injures driver A two vchtc le crash ,\1 the tntcrscctltll\ ol Sialc RoUie 7 ,\nd Orange Townshtp Road 293 ( Wa~>nn Rtdgc) on Wed nesday le fl the dnvcr of one lhe mvoh cd ve lu des shghl ly lllJUred 1he G.1lh a Mct gs Post ol the Stale Htgh"ay Palrol reponed One111a M Cole 77 Tuppers Pla1ns '"" lrcaled al the scene ol lhe 4 I 0 p m acctdc nl 1roopers satd Accord mg to the p~trol repo11 Cole wLt' northhound \.\hen :-.he allcntplcd 10 pass a p1ckup 1ruck dn\Cn hy Shaun M Seth 19 17951 Sumner Road Pomeroy that was lUrnlll g lei t onto W:.Jtson Rtdgc Cnlc s TniOI\an struck the Se th vc hH.:IC' c.tusmg the mtmvan to go oflt hc lcli stde ol lhc 10,1d and slrlkc ,\ lrallt c stgn,ll pole The vc ht dc then spun olr the n ght :-ildc o! the ro.u.J and ~..:.nn e to.~ stop 1n a p11 VJtc dn ve nccmd 1n g to the report Damage was ~L''il:n.: to Co l e~ vc hKic .tnd lllOLkl,lte to Sdh s p1~..:k up troopc1 s s.ud (,pic ,.. a~ uted lor ltnpHlfX:I pa~s m g .11 .111 mtcr!-iCCtton Meigs land transfers posted [eel of gas per monlh w11l be $7 57 Thai means 1hc a\crage reStdenual b1ll Will be $62 I0 • The company filed an application Fnday w1th the Public Ultlillcs Com miSs ton of Oluo 10 reduce Ihe bdl s The reductiOn does not rcqutrc rcgu Ia tors· approval Last year al thiS 11mc Columbta ratsed gas pnces by $9 35 a monlh The followmg land transfers were recondcd recentl y 111 the offi ce ol Me1gs Cou n1 y Recorder Emmogenc Ham11ion Deed Lawrence William McQuaid to James S and Ann C McQuaid Rutland parcel Deed Mtldrcd I Hamm lo Conn1c Gdkey, Sunon, 100 acre lot R•ghl ol way, Drexel C and P.mhen1a L Vance 10 Buckeye Rur al Elecln c Coop, Sc1p10 20 acres, Rtghl of way lc1t1e Jewell lo BREC Salem 13 12 acres RACINt Rtghl ol way Dav1d L and Co n 3 42 am Bashan Road Hank n1e S Hcndncks 10 BREC Sup1o John son Veterans Memonal Hosp1 I 0 025 acres, Ia I Rtghl ol way, Randy E .md Lo11 RUTLAND , A McDantellll BREC Supto ll\ c 7 47 p m, Rutland Ftrc Stalwn ~u.: re . . Siaey Stonns Holzer Mcdtcal Cc n R1gh1 ol way Gtna M Getcmta tcr Cen tral D1spa1ch squad ,Jss iSied .1nd Roger K Stoullo BREC Colum TUPPERS PLAINS h1a 12 ~0 acres 4 17 p m s1a1c Route 7 mo10r Deed Rol .md Eugene Wtll Joyce vehicle acctdcnl Anc ll a Co le Cam A Gahnel and Thont.ts G.lhllcl lo. den Clark Mcmonal Hospllal Shawn Rol.md £ugcnc Will Rull.md p.trcc ls Scih treated al lhe scene Che,lcr Volunteer F1re Dcp:.~rtrncnt .h -; lstcd Meigs EMS logs_6 calls --Court news-Divorces and dissolullons The loll ow•ng aclt ons 10 end marnagc were filed recc~ tl y 10 1hc office of Metgs Coun1y Clerk or Courts Larry Spencer Deborah DISsoluu on asked Kmg Rac10c .md Ntcholas V Kmg , Sv rat:usc, J,an 12 Dtvorce s as ~cd --A llen Lee Pape , Syracuse IC\Im Carol An n Pape, Syr.tc usc Ja" 9 Charles R L) ons, Pomeroy lrom Pamela S Lyons Henderson W V,1 Jan 7 Dtssolullons gran1cd -- Kevm G BeiZine .md Laura L Bctzmg, Jan 5 Silctl.t Bmg Wtlltlms and Shannon C Wtllt.nm !.111 12 ' Davtd A D1 voru:s gr .lilted Docrl cr :.md Y1rg Jn 1.1 L Docrler Jan ~riefs-_____, Hit/skip reported Rose Ann Stanley MICH By DeWAYNE _WICKHAM Gannett News Service WASHINGTON - Over the weekend, I had dmner at a restaurant w1lh 1o J [nends, nuddle-age men who also have reached l~c pomt 111 hfc at wh· h II can be sa1d they have more ycst.rdays 1han tomorrows Whr 11 came ume to order each or us dl(l so wllh the hope - how ever nccl mg - of maxmlllmg lhe ume we have felt I wanled lhe sleak, but I ordered 1hc mah1 mah1 lopped w11h shnmp The Daily Sentinel • Page 3 ..---Local Friday, Jan. 16 What they are saying elsewhere around Ohio Letters to the editor Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio OHIO Weather Thursday, January 15, 1998 day or two off h1s ed th.11sctentlsts had concluded that _ say, bemg overweight can lessen ltfe , the guy who a shot of whiSkey a day Will help you years But short of bemg really 'Lsta6ftS!iei m 1948 ordered the steak prolong yo'!'" life A glass of alcohol obese, once you get past the threeasked the wau- a day, It was reponed 111 t~e New quarter- century mark. those eKira 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio ress for a gla~! of England Journal of Med1cme, actu• pounds don 't seem to make much 614-992-2156 • Fax 992-2157 red wme ally IS better for you than havmg no difference m how long you live 'Wh ' - Grow tal' and live long Tall booze at all kwd of w1n. ?" The secrets to long life abound people - up :u 6 feet 5 - live she respr nded, these days 111 medt cal JOUrnals, longer, say t~ •lSe who study he1ght readwg ofl ' lisl research reports and newspaper an•- They believe '"•re 1s a clear correlaA Gannett Co. Newspaper Wickham of several types of cles thai offer those who want to tion belwecn how tall you are and red WII\C the strelch ou1 their ) cars the hope of how long you hve But for every ROBERT L. WINGETI re slaurant sold by the glass mch tall people grow beyond that, domg so Publisher II doesn 1 maner" he answered - Take at least 400 lnlernauonal thm hfe expectancy IS reduced by a and cr ah meat a concession to a meekly Any one of them Will do · Umts of vuamm E dmly sc ientists couple of years. these sc1enusts say rcccnl f1nd1ng lhal people who cat A glass or red " me 31 mealttmc, say 1f you want to cut your nsk of - Iromcally. wh1lc most Amen MARGARET LEHEW 1- CHARLENE HOEFLICH JUSI one meal of ftsh a week cu t 111 researchers reponed some umc ago pay little attentiOn to 1he dos cans heart attack Alzheimer's, cancer Controller I· General Manager half thetr nsk ol hcan auack and don "ts of long life, life v.1 ll wash away many of our gastro- and calaracts 1One ol my lnends ordered the nom ical stns People 111 France - Whtle 11 s long been suggesled expectancy among us IS m1ng Smcc \Cal Osca1 The other had somcthmg "hose meals are ohe n doused 111 lhallowenng our falmlakc w1ll pro 1900. the average hfe span has The s~nllntl welcom•a letters lo tht tdltor from readers on a broad range of topic• Shoff lett.n (300 words or lea) nave the belt chance ot being published Typ1d 1«called steak Chesapeake a four sauce~ laden w1 th fat arc ll v1ng to long our lives s1ud1es on rats mdt - climbed from 471o 76 By 2020 the ler• .,.. prete"«Jand all may be ed1ted Each should lnclu<1t • slgn1ture, lddrtss, , oum:c filet m1gnon covered tn crab npe old ages !hanks 10 lhc red wmc ca lc 1ha1 caung less of cverythmg Census Bureau pred tcts, there w1ll •nd daytlnfe phone number: Speclly, date If tile,. t a rtfMtnce to 1 previous trtlcle or tener. Mall to L.erttrs to the Edllor, The Sentinel, 111 Cout1 St, Pomeroy, Ohio meal - nol 1he kmd of meals thm they dnnk be 214 000 people 1n thiS counlry also will add years to our lives 45769; or, FAX to 614-992-2157 would gel htgh grades al a Wctghl My olhcr lncnd ordered a 'hoi of t>ccausc burnmg food wears down over 100 and 7 lo 8 m1lhon over 85 Wuchcrs mccung Jack Dan iels But 11 1s mcd1cme nol dtcl, 1ha1 Ihe body Scnsmg he was about to shave a Last month 11 ;vas w1dcly rcpon - II you rc under 75. researc hers w1ll make thts possthle • From aspmn to AIDS cocktails, medtcal breakthrou ~ hs have done more 10 lcncthcn 1hc hvcs ol Amen~----------~----------------------cans than ..our n~1t10nal ohscss10n with better catmg Mosl ol us talk a By The Associated Press good d1cl, but few of us pract1cc Recent Ohto cdllonals ol statewtdc ,11\d nauon.ll mtcrc sl whal we preach Akron Beacon Journal, Jan. 12 fhe real sec ret 10 long life IS It was mlngumg 1f 1ha1 IS the nghl word 10 lca1n ihallhc US Senate access to mcomc ,md good mcdJmaJonty leader Trcnl Loll IS lcadmg a 21-memhcr cnngrcsswnal dclogauon cmc on a f1ve-coun1ry 10ur ol Latm Amcttc.l Those who can allord the cost of The group wh1ch ~ncludcs Sen Mtkc DcW111e R Ohto IS rcvtew~ng annual checkups have a better Amcncan troops mternallonal trade ~m d ant 1 drug program s m Honduras chance ol hvmg lo a npe old age Panama Nicaragua and Mex1co 1han those who don 1 People who Along the way, Sen Loll and hts charges "'II spend''"' ntghl s ala fancy earn enough to cat three meals a day ISland resort m Honduras where cheap ralcs or $ 120 a n1gh1 wmmg .md dlll- regardless of the fat content 111g not mcludcd have been arranged 101 lhcm by the Amencan Embassy wtll live longer than people who go - ., The nonnal rate JS $266" mght meals and a cockla il In cluded hungry The name ol lhts Honduran beac h re sort "here "the JUnkeun g members A recent Harvard study of __.. ::= 1\ arc staymg ? Fanlasy Island among Amcncans found longevtty Why arc we not surpmcd' ' •,' vanatwns m reg1ons of thJS country as w1de as the gap between natiOns With the longest and shortest hfe The Lima Ne,.s, Jan 10 expectancies Testy poltucal baulcs oscr budgets and 1lllic1 puhlll poltcy mailers arc D1ct and exerCISe m1gh1 reduce o,ftcn dccncd by volers and mcdta pundlls C.m 1 C\cryone JUSI gel along th1s yawnmg gap. but access to qual;\'6d work l ~gclhcr lor the good of lhe people' lhcy s.1y tty med1cal care Will i:lo a lot more to · : Bul as syndicated columm st George Will p01n1ed outm ,, rccenl column extend the lives ol Amencans who '(B )lparllsanshtp m Congress should be trc,\lcd ,., an an111r ust \lolatton end up on the short end of hfe's W11l was dcscnbmg 1hc tdea that when pohllc,\1opponcniS agree on anymeasunng suck tllin~ . taxpaye rs arc su re lo take a beat10~ Th 1s '1nnctplc holds lruc m lhc Oh10 Legtslature Afler monlhs of p'llill cai squanbles over public sc hool fundmg, Rcpuhltcan and Dcmocrauc leaders '" •he state Legislature arc makiO g lli CC fhcy are pushiOg 101 ward a b1part 1san solutton to 1he problem caused when 1hc Oluo Supreme- Court si(Uck uown as unconstnuuonallhe way we fund publtc schoo ls · To no one's surpnse lhal solullon w1ll cerlam l) 1ncludc a hclly tax By Morton Kondracke ean·t ncccssanly conlrol the floor The prop up Astan cconom1cs ·~ nease moderalc MerBefore Congress adjourned, the Moreover m 1995 when Clmlon PreSidenl Chnl on needs 10 get nil L) nch House rei used 10 approve $3 5 1'111- sough! backmg ·tor a $20 billion personall y mvolvcd 10 prevc nl Asta s fmanctal cyc lone from haucr Chanbook prc- lton 111 new horrowmg aulhonly fnr halloul lor Mcx1co, House Speaker Portsmouth Dally Times, Jan. 9 dtcls a drop' 111 the IMF am1d a light over mlcrna Ncwl Gmgnch. R-Ga, couldn'l mg the US economy hke a udal Two acc tdcnls Ihal lOok 1hc l1 vcs ol htgh-prnltlc \ ICIIIns have d rawn Ihe wave US grow lh !tonal family planmng asSistance round up Ihe votes for 11 spon of sk11ng 11110 1he glare of unwanted publtct l) And even he lore emer I rom 3 7 pcr- and smce then lhrcc separale group' F1rst , Clmton needs to stop Lrttu.:s The ,\dnuntslrallon found the 1amer lllrncd-cnngrcssman Sonn ) Bono "'" huncd ycSJcrday 111 Palm wRo may convmcc Co ngress to deny cenl 111 1997 lo ha>c mounled .ttlacks on IMF poll money wllhnut ~..:o ngrcss 1onal Spnng-; Colo there wc1~.: call s to m~kc 11 ma ndaton lor ~ k1a~ to \\eM :-..1fc 2 S pcrcc nl 1n Cles I uMs needed lo rcplcntsh Ihe lnl er approval and lhc b.ul oul worked lo tv hdmcts R1ght-wmg natmn.thsts led h) help Mcxtco gel hack on lis Ice~ nauonal Muncl.lr) Fund Ihe wm ld s 1998 and pc' Wh\ not .tl~n rcqu 1re them to v.c.u a ~..:atL h cr s m ~1sk ~ hm gu.ud-; and a hrst ltne ot delcnsc agmnst llnanc1al s1m1 st1C .an a former GOP prestdcnll.ll cand1da1c Thai' a poml Cilnhm should : hc-;t p1otcctor 1 Thc baschall ClJ UI [liiH.:nt nught nut "'a'c any Ino ore,Ln LUI collapse m.1ke m lt ghung lor IMF lunds Kondracke lysis llunk lhal Pat Buch.lnal\ and lther.1l prolcc d~m n on InJUnes hut 11 tmg ht rcJULL the spl·cd .1 little . mJ e'en keep L.:C it.u n ASJ,\ s prohlcms uontsls l1ke column\SI Robert Kut- whtch he c.m-1 se1.1pe logclher on Beyond 1h.11 Chnlon h,\S 10 per pruts o f sk1 cr' hodu:"' .1 lew degrL'C" \\,\rllll:r ' uadc Japan Soul h Kmca Ch1n.1 could crc,\lc ,, ~ l o h a l dc llall on ,, tnl.!l d .u m th.u the IM F cx1sts to usc h1s own But he ~.:.Ill t k.tvc the .trguthe t.u money ol work1ng people to tng to Ruhm Summers .md f-cdcr.tl .md ot her As1an gm crnmcnts to slock markcl plunge and a US l ~l:CSSIO il hatl out h1g tnletn.lltonal b,mkers Rcscl\e Ch.111 m.1n Al.m Greensp,ln rcl orrn thctr CLO nomtes .tlong mar Barry's World fh.tt 111 lUI n i..ll UI U l h.mgc the who h." c m.tdc thu.l loan s .lntl who h.nc .til h~.:en (.hung Cltnton\ ki.:t lmo so thcv 1,.,11) ~ u,lal/1 growt h sh,tpc ol US pol tiles c n ~ m ~ puhltc descnc to "'ull c1 lor thc1r nu st,tkcs Johhymg so l.tr So l.tr Clmlon h." lcll 11 1o Trea J't..L- HA'I/f T"'e f'OST- HOI..IPA'1' In .iddtll on .ilmosllhe entire sup •.;u1 y Secretary Rohcrt Ruh1n .mJ tw. s.lt!'., I.H.:ttoll Wl\h thl' Cl:OOOill) Former lop Bush .IC.Jm1mstrat10n putttng: mcumhcnts .11 n ~k u.: mcnt ply stdc IIHII Cmcnl 111 lhc Rcpuhlt Ttcasuty .md Sl.lle Dep.1r1menl olll depUi y L.tucncc Summe" 1 0 h,m PIE1" SPECIAL _ ~.: .tn P.trtv 1ndudmg lonncr \ 11.:c ct.ll Roher! Zoclhek sees dangers die lhc Ast.m """ and lhe) se m~ Clmton s st.ttus as a l ~unc dw.;k ~IE"t> MOZ.?:A~El.-t.A, prestdcnll,tl c.mdtd ,llc J.~ek Kemp .thc.ll.l - even more omrnous thun hcen hcha\ mg like hankers .tctlng .tnd gn 1ng a hooo,;t 10 popull'.,;t-. l'·•o I.H1ona sts .tnd pnHClllOn&"ih on hmh ptcSJdcnll.tl ,Jsp tr.ln l S1e1e Forhcs dtsJpplm',JI ollMF lundmg -- wluch qu tell y and bch1nd the scene' AN'ftPAS\0 lTAL\A.t-lO, the Hcnt.l!.!"C I ou nd.ttwn ~.:o lumn iSb he Mguc~ Cl mton OCl:ds to take a Morco,c r the .tdm lnt ~trJIIon h.t, , IJv, ol til ~.: :.u sle re-rnJC.tNE. ALF~Do Eum o mJ t n.IIHlll.lh sh .11 rc~HJ) J.unc-., G l.~snun .uu..l Rohl.!z t Nm .1k person,\ I hand 1n del usmg hccn puhlid) repealing lhe csiii\Mie 1 h.l\t 1.1kcn ,\ htle oul ol Clmt on s and louner Fcdcr.il Rc»ellc Gover 1hat lhc ASian CriSis w11l c.Jusc no One d,mger 1' lhat Jap.m which AMP A l>IE"f C.OL.A. more th.m a mode st 01 pi.:lu.:nt ..! loh.tl 1~t L.:UJOlllll ll poltcy \\tth 1101 l.t11y Lmth.ty h.t H .t~..:~o: u ~c d ' ullc" lrom ,, llal growlh rate. latl\ tcduclton 111 next yea1 s GDP ~ lo\\lh C(l!l~ J C~" ... hontm~ Jown h1s cll ort to IMf .IUS\CIIt ) ro iiLIC'> ol Wtlht.: ll •ng h.mks and lullmg cxpons lo i.' \ en l .lUsmg the c oll~p-;c~,; Ast,\ Wi ll 11y lo glllw hy exporllng 1.1tc That s not enough to dent ~~ 111 . ._ I'"' tr .tLk '"tr.u.Je negnll.ll!ng 10 ~' tn As1.1 p1ogrcss wwmd a balanc ed hudgcl llllhOIII\ [,JSI )e.ll 10 1hc U S rather th.m sumul,umg -So lu the li iULI ~ Ill l1.1sn t led to W1th 1n the nt:x.t few nmntlh or alk cl Cl 11110n s economy huo)cJ ' collapsmg p11ccs and dcepenmg the <>< ~tppz oval r~ttan g CIJ nwn h.t"' to t.h:L.: Jdc whcthc1 to .1 m.\'i . . mm ~.: m en I tn Co n gn.~"'' to rcg10 n.tl rcccsswn Bullhelc > •cason 10 fc,Jr lhat lhe m.tkc annlhcr h1J lo1 1,\SI lr.Kk .1nJ dclc,ll IMF rcplentshment .md Morton Kondracke is execuhe tls o h.t"> to v. 111 IH:w lunJmg lm Rcpuhltc.tn lc.tdcts \ow IU >u ppot1 tive editor of Roll Call, the newscfkt.:t<.:ou ld ht: wor-;c -- L:noug h rc.t son [or Cli nton lo gel pctson.lll ) .md 1hc IMF whtch has commtllcd $100 Chn11111 ' rc~UC>Is hu11hc l.tsl truck pap<r of Capitol Hill.) puhhcl y 1moh ed hdhon o'er !he past k\\ month' to '"'" tnd tc.lles lhal GOP lc.tde " ~ ThursdayJ January 15, 1998 Stocks Am Ele Power - .•. .. 50i. Akzo .. -....... -···--- ......... ,.......83'.1 AmrTech _ _ -· 83 Ashland 011- ....... --·-····--- ........ 52 AT&T -- - 64 ~. Bank One .- ....... ... :. - ...... .52'1. Bob Evans .. ------- ------- .... . .19'.1 Borg-Warner.-·-- .... -· -·-- ..51'). Broughton .. ·-·--------·-- .. - ... 15'r. Champion .......... _________ ......... 16'1. Charm Shps ·------------ ·------ -----41. City Holding . --- . . . -- _ 43'1. Federal Mogul... .. ------- ---------44'1. Gannett _ - . . -58~. Goodyear ---- -----·-·------------·---61). Kmart _ ____ _ _ --- ·----·- .10"1. Kroger , _____ , ···-------- -·---------35), Lands End-- ----- -- --- ·------ .34'.> Limited ....................... -- ---- .25'1. Oak H1ll F1nl ........................ 22'1, OVB ------- .... -- ------· ---- ------· ... 35 One Valley ----------------- ------ ..36')• Peoples--------- ·------ ----- - ·-·-· - .. 42 Prem FlnL......... ------------- ·-- ... 23\ Rockwell ............................. -S1 '1. AD/Shell ................................ 51 '!. Sears ------ ·----·-----------·-----..... ..457. Shoney's ................ ---- ----------31 . Star Bank ···--------------------------55~. wendy's ............................... 22'1. Worthington ........... -------- - ___ 17 ... __._ Stock reports are the 10·30 a.m. quotes provided by Advest of Gallipolis. • resportdmg mcluded CENTRAL DISPATCH 8 34 am Mill S1rce1, Mtddkport, Mtldrcd Rtley. Pleasanl Valley Hn, p11al 9 53 am HarnsonVIIIe. Carl Lawhorn . PVH Rutland squad as,1s1cd 3 44 p m Ch1ldrcn s Home Road Clara Gilkey PVH - Riverboat tours... continued from pag• tonly dunn g 1hc hout, Ihe hoal passe ngers arc m tow n w.\. . als<1 d1-; cussed Mussel an nou1H.:cd that Lhc arnphllhcatcrt:ommlttcc WJ\1 m~.:ct on lucsda) The Assoc1a11on sCI Jan 27 Irom 5 10 6 p m a1 Tnnll y Chwch lor the Cumbcrl.md Pnncc :s~ ~.:o mmutce to meet Officers clcclcd 1o he.>d up 1hc Merchants Assoc1at10n th1s )enr were Anme Chapman prcstdcnl B1 1an Ho"ard 'ICC prcSJdcnl and Dolltc Musser trcJsurcr Membership fonn ' were dtslllh utcd Cost 1s $7" fm ·' rcgula1 mcm bersh1p and $35 for .m assou.uc membc"h'p Deadline for 1.1k1ng membershtp 111 1he group " Fch J Susan Clark plesidtng olftcCI wekomed Brtan Howard who alnng wllh hts "1fc Jul1c h.JVe putch.t,cd The Dati)' Valley from lhe Sae lens famtly The po" tblllly ul pu rchasmg another set of banners lor usc on Ihe pcnod ltghl poles was dtscusscd alter Bobbt Karr repoc ' d conllnumg dam age to Ihe tron C<tC nSions whtc h hold Announcements the banners D... ~ 1 g n s for new banners w11l be ex pl or~·d II was repor.cd !hall he halancc m the lretbury " $2 H34 OX A gc1-wcll card was s1g:ncd lor Dottle Musser who " Ill The beauly 01 the \lllagc dunng lhe holiday season was noted h) sC\ era I members who expressed apptectal ton 10 Musser Sarah ,md John Ftshcr Wesley Thoene and olh crs v.ho worked on proJCll!-i Clark reponed on lhc hohd.t) !lght mg L:on tcst notmg tllj.lt the mer chams pro\lded 111c pr11cs lor 1hc wmner~ The contc~t v..1s hdd 111 ~,;on JUnction w1th the WmJm g I r.lll r. 1r den Cluh The mcclln~ \\. ~b held 111 thl rll..: \\ I) ICilo\ated Jm. n.. t.ur ' ~. : onlc 1 c nLC 1110111 ol Peoples B.1nk Deed William Mmm .md Belsy E Weavct lo D.1lla' L Collin gswon h Mtddkpon pa1 cc ls R1gl1t ol w.l) Sur to 1 nw nslup rru SICCS lo fj ,nold E .md J.mcl K G1.1ham SLI!1Hl Deed H.~rolJ D .tnd J.md K Or.1 h~nn tn Suph} Town slllp Tr ustc~..· . . Sup1o Dunl.tpsAdJIIItll\ 41S2 .1crc D~.:eJ Dcnn1"' .tnJ C.m 11: Ru L.: kcr In Jam" H !1 and L1nd.1 K Baile) John Tuuolhy .md Lm ,, H Sw.trr Ol11c p.~rcels Deed L.m y L .md Jo)cC A 1 .lylot lo M.n y J Mun.t) MJt y A H.ol Syl .ll: U"iC It ~IL l S Deed P.unu,1 L Rose P.llnct,l L Smllh In P.1ulmc M Snowden R.lL.:Ine lot Deed Wilm,\ M I ilh s 10 Sherr) Hellyer Or.mgc Couples issued marriage licenses The fo ll owmg couples wc1e 1ssucd marnagc lu.:cn~C!'i I C~o:c ntl y 10 lhe Mctgs Co unt) Prohalc Co url ol Judge Roher! Buck Shawn Alan N111 20 .md Roh111 Jo Bos.,c ll 27 hoth ol Rccdwdlc Donald h) H.mtng 20 .md Jcnmc Theresa Conklin 17 hmh of Re-edS\ ilk ROBIN WILUAMS IN FLUBBERPQ ONE EVENING SHOW 7:30 446-0923 FREEDO.M JUSTICE. FOR ALL Roads to be dosed L1ck Sktllel Road 111 Chesler TOIA nsh1p (Twp 262) closed today and w11l be closed lhrough most of nexl week 1rus1ees announced 1oday The Olive Township Truslecs have announced l~at Lydta Road w1ll close on Thursday so 1ha1 S01l and Walcr Conservation " orkcrs can pcrfonn fl ood aba1cmen1 work fil e Hellt'tetJd lJt Marltn Lwlier Kmg }r on ce wrote fwm a Jm ltfl HtrmmRIIam fllJII stzce an \'Where' ' a threm ro JUStice l'ltt'fJ'll here Hl!'. word!'. remmd w;. r!Ja! nom•of us are truly free w1leH all oj /IS t'flJOY tire !'.nme ngllts and are tlflpreufiled for who we are and 1i'ltril we du 1101 tmfmrly JIUi~ed on ~ uperfh lfll cnrerw like Blood drh e slated The Red Cross blood mobile "11l viSit Eastern Local H1 gh School J.m 22 9 30- 1 10 p m Htgh school students and area res1dcnt:) arc encouraged 10 parltctp.Hc sA t11 wlnr. Kt'lldj'' or reftJ.UOn Please }Otn rn l!l urog111: mg anrt apprettat1ng rile unportantldt!a/'1 of rlw oul'ltnrulmg Afrtcrm Amenam mid rlle1r 11a/ue ro our timlv ltll'~ Hospital news Veterans Memonal Wednesday admtsSIOns - Ken nelh Newland Ractne Wednesday diScharges - Irene Cable Holzer Medical Center Discliarges Jan. 14 --=- M,kayla Wells Bobbie McPherson Mrs Bob by Davts and son Hele n Baclncl Joctc Copley, Vemclta Marks Wayne Capehan , Dann Jones Adelle Rtcc. Wanda Waugh Birth - Mr and Mrs James Newnes daughter, Wellston (Published w1th permtssion) AU 3 Farmers Bank Locations will be closed on Monday, January 19th in observance of Martin -Luther King Day! . Public Notice PUBUC NOTICE The Rutland Village Ia now accepting bids 'on a 1986 Toyota TIUck: light duty, 4 cylinder, standard shift. mileage 164, 980 $1,000.00 min, bid The VIllage reserves the right lo accept or reject any or all bids by Feb. 9, 1998. Can ba seen at tho Rutland Civic Center (1) 15, 16, 18, 19, 20 ~tc Farmers Bank & Savings Company Pomeroy OH Tupp&ls Plaint OH GolilpoHs, OH 7401992 2136 740/607-3161 740/446 2265 8ANI( Member F.D.I.C. �Thursday, January 15, 1998 Sports The Daily Sentinel Utah ( 13 0) and No 7 St tnlord ( 14 0) as the onl y unbeaten DI VISIOn I t.:oach teams Wcdncsd tv 11 "as No 2 Duke 88 Wtke Forcsl S2 No 3 K,1nsas 83 Texas A&M 65 No 11 fo"a 61 Oh oo Stale 46 George Washongton 78 No 18 X.tvoer 71 '" o1ert ome No 22 Arkans,ts 8'1 Flond 184 and Mossoun 70 No 2S Okl1homa State Mary! •nd took care ol lh II Wcdncsd I) noght wllh on 8'1 K3 over tum: v l ~,; t o ry over the top rankcd~ar Heel s Thos os the ACC ) ou rc not gmng 10 gu um.k:h.:ah::d sa uJ North C,trohnn s /\ntawn hm1 ~on who iln"hed with 27 p01nts hut hod onl y one over the Imal I X llllllulc> Ho m1sscd tour lrce th row~ 111 o\crt lmc By TIM PUET Associated Press Wnte; It was Earl Boyk1ns no ght at Eastern Mtchog.ln both belore o~nd dunng theE tglc~ g nne ag~1111~1 B til State Hoykons "as honored h USA Basketball as Its male .uhlco the teams In utllcr games lllv olv tn g ranked ye tr m prc~nme ccremun1c scored 2X p01nts ~~ E ''tern "'un 63 handmg the C.ord mals tl M1d Amenc.m Con lerence, 64 No 2 Duke 88, Wake Forest 52 The Blue Devils ( 15 I S flA C) had live players score on double !1 g ures ·" they handed Wake Forest ots worst home loss on 31 )Cars Chns Carrawc ll had IS poonts to lead Duke to 1ts soxth straoghl wm wuhan omprcsSJvc dospl<1y ol delense th 11 boosted ols .tvcragc margon o l ~;n n r l1rst ol the season Toledo delcated Nonhero .noos 74 S7 Bow long Green downed Kent The second hall 11 w "J usl >nc St lie 78 59 and Akron took 164 ) I ol those noghts I JUSt couldn l even decoswn over M IIIlli ol Ohoo 64 S I sec the h.tll J tmiSon saod Mary on O\her MAC llloun Wednesd oy l.tnd dodo t do an}lh1ng speco.d They noght dodn t rc oily pay too much attentoon Boykins m1sscJ hts lt rst ltvc shots to me ,md hJS lorst two lrec throw .lltempts The Tcrrup1ns ( 10 5 3 2 1•! 11111. vu.: tory 1n ~.:onlercm.:c games to 28 ,., theE tglcs icll hchmd 26 II n11d Co lSI Conlcrcnee) d1d pay ,, lot ol Tony Rutl111d hod IS pom ts lor w 'Y through the lorst h til .1ttenllon to rchoundong and they ou l th'C Demon De ocons (8 6 I 1) who Hut the S loot 'i senoor scored 13 rebounded the Tar Heel ' W 12 They lost lor the soxth lime 10 eoght games poonls m the I mal K 'i~ d the 1rs1 ul.so bc~.:;,tmc the ltrst 1c un tht s sc t"ion and arc oil to the or worst sttrt "' the h til as theE tglcs swlll:hcd l\ ;.& ,on(,; "'shoot o1er 50 percent (14 lor 66) ACC on sox years dc lensc md cut the C ordm 1ls mar agamsl North C nohna ( 17 I 4 I) No 3 Kansas 83 g1n to 31 32 ,ll!J.ol ltunc The key was that we "ere able Texas A&M 65 Boyk1ns scored IS m I he second 10 rchound wllh a great rchoundong The Jayhawks (20 2 4 0 .B1g 12) h oil os E ostern (8 6 over til 4 2 con team Maryla nd coach Gary used an 18 2 run l.lle on the lorst h.tll lcrcnce) domm llcd lc.tdong h} as GUARDED CONDITION- T~at s the s1tuatton on wh1ch North Car \\'Jilt tms :;a td It was ate un thmg and early m the second to pull ,,w,ty much'" 60 4\ w1 th B 2K to pl,oy oltna s Ed Cota (nght) ftnds himself, as Maryland s Terrell Stokes nol JUSt one guy We JUs t wanted In to Ihe or lourth stra1ght wm md 12th Bonzo Wells ol B til St,lle ( 12 1 6 I roes to cut off h1s optoons durtng the forst hall of Wednesday noght s h ovc our ~uys get on the wa) ol1heor 1n I 3 games Enc Chcnow oth h 1d I(i I) the n~tllon s mnth lc uJmg ~con.: r ACC Contest 10 College Park, Md , where the Terraptns upset the pomts ,md 20 rehounds lor vtstttn g guys wtth an .tvctagc ol 214 poml ~ p~.:r top-ranked Tar Heels 89-83 tn overt1me. (AP) Rodney Ell1 oll md Obonna Ekezoe K,msas wh1le P.IUI Pocrce 1dded IS g 11ne w,os held to 11 by the E.oglcs Mochacl Schmodt h.oJ 16 poonts lor Freshman Moke Kong m.tde two hooh scored Ill poonts lor M.oryland Keny 1n We ok s h 1d 22 ~Hn l s I<1 delensc whoch los! hy 32 poonls at home to the AggJCs (o 8 0 4) who nmscd tree thro w~ wnh no lime n.::mamwg the vos o11n g G llors (K S 2 21 v. ho The 3 2 zone w.ts ,11 orst lor East Duke II J 'Y' e.~rlier Laron Pml1t the or lost seve n shots ol the lorst h d I oil regul.ttoon the n scored SIX ol In s traded hy ,IS Ill 1n y IS 11 I'' II s 111 I he ern coac h M1lton B.trncs He sud 11 md thetr ilrst e 1gh t nl tht.: "tumd who s<.:orctl S IX of h1s IY p01nt" m ~.:arecr htgh 16potnls 1n overtime lor second hall Floo1d' Imosh ed 17 11! m ty h.wc hcc n 1 dc~per.tlton mc.t No 13 Iowa 61, Oh1o St 46 overtime made two loul shots lor an the Colono 1ls ( 14 1 1 I Atl.mtoc 11 lrom three poon11 IO.!c sure hut II worked De.m Oliver ho~d 17 po1nts lor the 87 82 lead With 18 seconds !cit as the 10) who won for the nmth lime on 10 MISSOUri 70 '----' Never on my hie h.ovc I pi.Jyed 1 Tcrrapons heat No I North Carohna H,1wkeye s ( 14 2 1 I Bo~ Ten) who games Kong pi •yong 111 hos third col No 25 Oklahoma St M zone But when I got to PI m B I d1d on Cole Foeld House lor the scwnd won despite not coomng ncar thcor lcg1.1lC g m1e swred 11! hos po1nts 10 Fre~hm m Bntn Gr twt.:r mtde n l l1ove lo go my lunher So I JUsl umc on three years uvcr tgc ol K7 pomts comnutt1n ~ 21 the fonal 6 16 ol rcguiHJOn md the seven ol eoghtlrec thrnws 1111hc Ion ol st 1yed w11h Pl.tn B he sud Guo hndge took the hlame luo the turnovers ,md shootmg 41 percent three mmutcs as tlu.: Tt.;\: 1\ {lJ 6 2 ~ ovcrttme B.1ll State co,oc h R 'Y McC 11lum Tar Heels havong thcor IS game con Jason Smglcton ha<J 16 pomts and Lenn y Brown had 21 pomls i<H Bog 12) den1cd Eddoe Sutton h1s h td pr.usc lor Boykms I0 rebounds lor the Buckeyes (7 'I lerencc wmnong streak endmg the vosllong Musketeers ( 10 4 2 2) 600111 lctory hy he lion~ the Our m,tholoty to cont.un E,trl w ts I don t thmk I coached as well as 0 1) who have lost sox st111ght uve1 No 22 Arkansas 89 2 2) lor the 26th a h1g key he s.ud Cowhoys ( 12 I should have I hope I can learn I rom ill md c1ght on a row to Iowa h w" tunc 111 2H g uncs 1lc \rnc ... Ccn Flonda 84 E,Jrl IS so quock With 1 oasket my nllstakcs saod Guthndgc who Ohoo Sl.llc s lowest ollensove output K lfCelll Reod SCOICd 25 p HillS tcr hall He s JUst .1 noce !ollie pl.tyeo He Adr1.111 Pctco son h td 27 poont s too gets them out on or ms11o nn .md he took <l'er the program thos season ill home sm<.:c..: lf.J4Y 1 ~ the Bu~.:kc.;yn ondudong hooh end s ol 1 I .ond I lh 11 g,ovc the R,tzorh ~eh ( 14 2 l () Okl.ohomt Slole wh och I< sl !Is l11st controls the llow nhcr scrvmg us an assistant to Dean shot 15 percent md h 1d 24 turnO\el s George Washmgton 7!1 Smoth lor 30 years Southe.ostcrn Conlercncc ) 1n ~7 K4 g unc \s \ranked te un sm~.:c tht.: Im 11 Toledo s voctory over Noothern No 18 XaVJCr 73 The Tar Heels loss leav es No 4 le,od wllh 24 seconds to ploy poll ol the 1994 <)5 sc.ISon Ill moos comhmed woth E ostcrn s dele 11 moved the Rockets ( 10 4 S I) within one h oil g.une ol I"'' care Media availability mandate threatens Broncos' code of silence pl1u.: 1n the c onlcrcn~.:e s WL ~ I 01\ Linemen plan to make vow voluntary By JOHN MOSSMAN DENVER (AP) - For a group that has nothmg to say they rc start mg to generate a lot of nntsc For two seasons now Denver s olfensovc lonemen ha1e maontaoned a code of s1le nl:t.: t:-.sc-.,s mg I mcs on any mcmb<>r who dared speak wnh the medJa But ol Ihey don t speak up next week dunn~ mcdoa ontervoews kadong up to the Supe1 Bo" I Ihe) II lace potcntJJ!I y still l1nes !rom the NFL Th~.: hiH.:mcn hc!.!;tn thctr sd l 1m posed sil e nt Ire 1tmcnt c 11 h m the IYlJ6 . . chO n rh a lorm of hondm.: With thl: l:n~.:our.t.!Cmcnt of o lll:mt v~ line coach Alex G1bbs "h" h11nsell r trcl y LommuntL \It: '\\ tth ttL mcJm lhcv slroc tly cni<Hccd the code The lll lnt..:y p ltd In ftnl ' - h mudl h SX 000 10 onL '"' ' tm:t.:- \\t.:nl tntn I \ IU \h lund lor ln c.:mJ ol \l: l\llll r 11 II 1 h~.: \c . . ., . . :uJ th~. hl:llt.:t hu1 now till\ Jh.~ 1hnu1 In tun tl lul \l l th~.: NFI "h~e h h" sd1nl uku """'' ,, ttl1htlll) \\tth til pll\~.:1 , 1n Tuc:-. J I) Wcdnc sJ 11 IIIU I ilu•,Jay ul n ~.:x t week F Kmg pen tltlt.:\ II thLy , ktp the 't.:"1un ... m 11 thcv llh.:nd hu1 rdu'L tn 1 Ilk Wll h thL 1111.:dlt th~.: ltnl:lllCII l'l ~.:c d to lilt thl:ll h In unlw.:,lhy Butot w ''uncle 11 '"'" min) 11 oil ~o don _ G'u ud M01k Schkre1h <ne ol the lll thiLO O!.,'c lll:.tl hncmch . . mt hl: \\ Ill 11 lk wn h rcpullciS hut honted some nl ht ' I\: unmatcs 1111clll dLLtt.k not to We 111 talked about how the !.!C~ t apo 1s gotng lo c.:ome down o n us 1eall y hard saod Schlmih rclc1 "" ~ t o the NFL So wh,ll "e dec1d l d to do 1s t3lk II you" lilt to Tocklc Ton) Jones c tiled hom se ll 1 t.tlk3tnc.:: gu} hut Si.IHJ not t 1lk on ~ 1s kmd ollun R1 0 lll """ I don t know what I m gom.: tu d1 1 Besodcs Jones s,ud hrcak1n~ the code of sole nee m1ght he had luck We have n l talked nil )C" he saod I 111 supersmoous You don l hreak somethmg and then stort II It s not that v.c rc tr} tnJ to he had or na" y But we d1dn 1 talk at the bcgmnm.! Why should we talk at the ..:ru..l 1 NFL spokeman Greg Aoello smd tnc linemen will be rcqu1red to allend each ot the three m mdatory omen tew se>SHms II thcv lad to attend they "il l he lined he sa1d llthcy attend hul rei use to talk woth ICporters on a mi.l nncJ the NFL dcc.::m.., sulliucnt th~.: lc a.!uc will d ce~ de ol any '"'' >n operate Schlereth joked that lonem.m ha1e l111l e to s 'Y anywa) Once we swtt.tlkon £ nohody wants to talk to , us anyhow he saod Sc hlere th saod orasc1ble 13ckle Gar) Zumncrm.m 1111ght be the most lel ullant JntCIVICWCC A guy like me or a euy like nl:cd" tn be llkcn (guard) Bmn Habob can sol and In Ihe c 1rl\ I '190s Buflalo coach llllculatc and mswcr questions he M HI Lc1 ) 1nd runn1n ~ b 1ck l'hur sa~d Tony Jones can do ohat Zom s 111111 fh omJS 11e rc l•n ed l;'iOOO a dollerent story Zom os not a talker lpiCL:C lor f111S SI !lg ~m llllt.:f\ 1!.:\\ sc.::s He s as smart as anyhody there os but s1on In 1 ~% the ka~ue lined the he s JUst not a puhhc commun ocator P111 shurgh Sieclcrs $2 S 000 when 1 The linemen s kang.trO Q court llandlul ol thcu pltycrs mosscd one ol assessed Zommerman the $8 000 Gne tht '1..:"1011' e trloer th1s season when he came out Alit..: I \ JCilCia l tnlcl\ 1ew s\:,,Hlll 1\ Qu tl unnm St tdiUill on ru c~J IV pit ) c..; I' md lO.ILIII.:S IIIU~I ..,pl:nd Ollt.: of rcllrcmcnt on ..S c.;pt q Kl:U ~ In g hun ol dr twmg too mud1 r~ttcnt ton tn Ill ~ t~.:lurn .111d of :.Hil.:ndm ~ 1 motor hour on Wcdnesd 'Y tnd Thursd I) cycle 1 1ll y while Ius te llllllllles were tltc I~.: ll 1m hotel mw.cnng qw.:,tlon .. It IHll lilt.: llh.:dt I swt: out tn tr un1n _; ~..: 1mp 7 unmcnn In who '" m tkln!.! h1 s 1t111 ~ It It ' not tn unt~.:aso n thlc till wnt ol tunc th It we '"k th~.: plt)cJ' to h..: 11 ulohlc tn the mcdo a 10 communo lnst Super Bowl tnp won l bcl ocvc the lllLdt.t is" tult 111 Sa n Dtt:e-o ~ ud Seh le1e1h 11!1<> went to the Supe~ L Ill: to tilL lm ~ A1ello ... au.J Rc krnnd to the rt.:lauvc mon ym 1 \\ Ill \\hiLh llHI'I ol!t.:n~I\C Jtn t.:lllLil Bowl v. tth till: W.l\ hlll~t o n RcJ,kJns 1n 199 I Packers find return to Super Bowl trying By ARNIE STAPLETON GREEN BAY W" (AP) - Th" sca,on h "" ht..:en mor\: try mg th:m If! umph 101 lor the Green Bay Packers Buttilcv rc lmally ha11ng lun now that the y '~,.; 'l:l: Un:d an cncor~.: tnp to the SuperB''" ' "here the y "'llla<c the.: Dcn\u Brom:o\ m San DIC!.!O on Jan ~'\ lhe n ad tu gel here w~s more d• ff~euil d>ac h M1kc Hnlmgrcr sa1d When )OU rc tryong to repeat l nu c 10 l enJOY cac~ voctor) the way y•>u c >u ld bdorc Some ol t~ e JOY os token Irom you Thu c "a LOikllcd conf•Cjcncc In the P~ekcr' locker room these days - 1lone "oth a puorcfymg Ojlor Th 11 was not me 1n tho Iucker room tnd ' Y w11h the sunk ~o mb quarterback Brett Favre declared Wedne sday OK he qullkly confcs~cd wllh ndcvollsh laugh It was me, We rc a!~< ays doong prallJCal JOke• pnd hav•~g lun Thnt > whatll s ~II phoul Fa~rc s,nd No one lokcs p •llfl Th II s no lun for anypne Holmgren sa1d he has JUSt the pre ~~~ lruon on ""''~ the PAckers s1.ort to ~~~~too ~ood about themsclvc> .ofte..:, lhCif m~thod"ul dlsonunlliniJ of the •"" franct••o 49cr~ In lh~ NFC ~h"mptonshlp Alii have 10 do I• point to the lnd 1n 1polo '.! 1mc putth ll lolm on lor mi.! to ~.:nJO) lhl: Jnurncy 1 It lilt "'h 1k Holm_tLn sud Look lltht ' You !c.:: \\odd l h unp' look II Ill ' Hm\ eomJ do Hl U lt..:t.:l rdvre la lkLU th lU I hts IH.:W Nth 4.:\ltmnetu al \.\hc.::ll: l11.: s \)is h~.: ~.:ou lt.l hL myth ln ..! hut m ~.:n 'inCC! lhOUI this' ThL P ll hrs h 1\C won I ~ <1 1 thl: If IJ...,t I ~ l!Ullt.:' hut lh..: 1, ,..,.. 1£1 tht.: Co lt s " 1~ ·'don/) pnn 1dl1l'' Holm :: lt..:n \\llh c nouc h 11\\lll\ tlltHltl milL n tltn last l lll ellllh.; I he P ILkcrs surr..:nd..:H:d nt..:.trlv 'iQO yards on a stortlmc 41 1S loss '" the then "'"lc" Cult s on N01 16 a week hcfore thctr much mttupatcd sh<mdown w1th the DlllasCowhoys at Lamhcau Foeld Green Bay bounced hack to dos patch Dallas the foll owmg week and has been on a roll soncc - surrcn derln~ on uver:jsc of JUst 202 yards on t~e last seven 8amcs Included were IWP same• ognonst Tampa Bay and tr1ps 10 Mlnoesola and San Frqn cosec all playoff te~m s The Packers ran theor home wm ' non!! streak to 27 games thcor grass field wmq1ng weak to 19 and the1r road "mntng streak to four TillS dodn ll:OillC easy rCCCIV er Antonoo Freeman sa~d Repeatmg os much tougher because so much IS expected of) ou You re the b1 g cat Everyone" gunnong for you May he that s why the Packe" arc fonally takong a deep breath and II) By CHRIS SHERIDAN AP Basketball Writer Game No 35 became loss No 33 - o&cludong 18 m a row - for the Denver Nuggets, who are buoldong a strong case to become the absolute worst team on NBA hostory The Nuggets played the Los Angeles Lakers on Wednesday noght and were up to theor usual tneks falling behond by an Insurmountable margm early and then walkong off the court badly be~ten 132 114 It has now been 39 days sonce Denver s last voctory and the count down has begun ooward the noght Jan 27 - when the Nuggets could break the NBA record of 24 consec utove losses " It's not fun It s the same old stu ry same old speech coach Boll Han zllk saod We lost a couple of our key veterans and because we re so young It makes It tough I feel like we can turn thos franchose around It s not easy but I m generally JUst a pos ltiVC guy I rely on the ohree Fs- my faoth EMU downs Ball State; Toledo, BG, Akron also win " By The Assoctaled Press North Corolma won 1 go unbcat en th iS sc osnn md Boll Guthndge won 1 h tvc ~1 pcrlt:Lt laTe<.:t 1s a head Wh y nul' Well )OU .otto he prcll) J lin hn h1 In h~...: 1n t.:n!:-mcc r I th1nk en.oncc11n~ When I looked 11 ~..1 "'cs I uns1... n~ d n; \I ljUJLkly !Sec PACKERS on Pa~e <;J h1gh s<.:hool1" try 1111! 10 ltnd out Booster~ .1re hoptng th ll 1 u11p11 rntc sponsor will sp~nd up to $600 <XXl lor the nghtto n ""' L ol,, t.l West H1gh s ~rort-. LPmpk\ the »: good looks md we had gund "hoot crs t.okmg the shots When th.ll h 1p 19 16 10 pens yout ch.m \..:c o! m1k1ng them ts M1lw IUkcc -·- Dcllllll; ···· ··· ··· ······· ' slre.tk tg.unst lhc RcJH.1wks IX 7 4 1) Akron pulled ,ow.ty on the second hIll wllh 1 14 0 lUll udeJ by c1ght 4M6 lf't1 47' »: f<L L OM6 676 q'i ~4\ 1fil lb) ""' 19 Oli7 7li7 647 q, to w 1) I ' 9 I' 117 '7 ?Qb '"20 Wednesdfy's scores 1 r nit 109 L \ Ch jll'll!ts 101 pomts M tum s D unon f-ru.::1 son htHshcd Wilh 26 rm mt s l1r 1111 I ~N lnJ 11 tlOO Oc1r 1191 Allm 1 JOH Dall1 sH' S II t\IU 111\U R~ \\ l~l m~l l ll 7CJ Mtlwaut~e \01 Gultlen Sl h: l \ l....;lktrs I P lXn\~r 11-4 S a~.:r 1 ucnlu OX Orltltlu IJb fom~ht's games V tnlt U\cr 1 Hmtnn 7 jl m L \ <.:hppcn ,, Nc'o\ hrsq 7 lO r 01 Cb1u1~ 1a1 Plul1tlcl[1h 1 7 \Opm Ch rl u~ 1 Dctr 11 7 \Opm M 11111 11 s,.. ulc H 1 m 1J 19 19 1021 I'\ 1'\ Ill 1 2~ 109 1m tc.k: 16 o l 20 llllflUics S IU uncnto m lrcc throws 111 the lourth qu "'" Pacers 100, PJStons 93 At lntl1tn 1poh~ Rc.::gg11..: Mllkr scured 2> poonts md hll ,, kl) thocc poontcr wllh 2o scco1His Jell md Mark J llkson hod 16 pomts 1nd II ,ssJsts I thonk tb.ll M 11k ployed l 1bu lou s l~.:.lll cJ hun 10 hdor~.: th~..: t: UIH.: tnd toiL! h1m how 1m port 1111 tht.: g IIIIC W,IS We hI\ en l hccn pl1) on ~ wel l th~.:st.: p.l'~l lour ~ulll~.:' ~o: t .u.:h L trry Bord s 11d lnJ1m 1 ovcrL: unc 1 sc.l ... on lugh 17 point s hy Gr.mt Hill who 111 11ched hts c u c~.: r lu gh With I~ l1dd e ) ti s ond allcmptcd ,, c orce~ hogh ~'I shul s Hawks IOH, Mavcncks H2 AI Atlontt Stele Sn11th >emed 2Y pmnts ond Dokcmhc Mutumho 1ddcd 21 poonls and• 19 rchounds as the Hawks won thcor !lith strao ghl Sm oth who scored 15 poo nts on Atl.mtu s wm over New York on Tuc sd '> hoght "as 7 ol 9 I rom three puonl range and w,\s I 0 ol 15 ovcr.ill M1ch tel Fmley led the Mavencks woth 25 pnonts Hucks 101, Warnors 95 At Mdw wkee Glenn Robon so n "i.t:ornl 12 ni h1s 11 rom I'\ and Annon Goll oam h •d 10 ol Iu s 20 on lhc lonal pcnoJ 1s the Bu~,;ks won their lhtrd sir ught Ray Allen tnd Terrell Brandon .oddcJ I Kp01nts c 1ch ,,, Milwaukee (IX I'I) pulkJ w11h1n 1g nne ol S!Kl 1 he W,trroors who lost the or ~.:tgh th um~n.:u ll vt: w~.:n; g une led hy Don yell M 1rsh 111 Wi th 20 po1nts Raptors IU'J Clippers lUI At Toront • D IIIH n St11ud om ore llt:d hts Ctrcu ht!! h \\ Hh ~6 p01nh tnJ ldt IO I "\ lndlllt! 0\ Ili On Wi th ahout ,, monutc '" pi •Y oiler ocong the VII.: lory s h ot~ In S 11 Jus' V lnltlUYcr ,... 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But the rr ICIIl:C hIS lldl h..:lll U\Ld lo1 Ultlrc sp<lrt~ t:om Bl~wlivm Kan~ ISR:l Basketball 1 lot hctter s 11J Bowling Green c<>.lc h D.m D.1 koch K~.:nt s G u y W ttl.: Is hdd .1 on~.: word Jcs~..:nptton ol how h1s h.:: ull stMtcd the g.unc Tcrnbk th II s 1ll I s.1y he s,ud We couldn l slop I hem I hey shot extremely well cspce1 lily 111 lhc lorst 10 monutes And the thon ~ IS they wercn t m1k111 0 II) ups I hey were ,,II ly 1n the lourth qu artcr He J0 llll cd 1n J I :"2 run hy sumng lllll t.: pu1nh ts s.,cr.llnento look Ill H<J K6 lc d wllh 3 52 n.:mamml! Bohn) Hurle y m tde l1 vc ol SIX lrec throws as the Kmgs added 10 thc1r lead 10 tht.: g 1mcs lmd tv.o Scoreboard t WEST CHESTER Ohou iA P) Wh.11 s m \nunc 1 At ll ts t one.: Olw my family my fnends I don t like member of the team on over II years Cl1ppers 109 101 losong, I m a competitor, Hanzlik to surpass 30 pooms on lour stratght Spurs 89, W1zards 79 sa1d james T1m Duncan had 28 poonts and I(i Denver s schedule leadong up to 0 Neal had 12 poonts on the lorst rebounds and Davod Rohonson .1JJcJ Jan 27 doesn t offer too many hopes quarter when the Lakcrs went ahe<1d 20 pooniS and 14 rebounds " S 1n for a v1ctory for good and IS on ,, 24 I0 run to Antonoo scored II ol the ilnal 11 The Nuggets woll play Cleveland start the second hall that put Los pomts to overcome un o1hcrw1sc and Portland before traveling to Van Angeles on top 93 67 lackluster eflort couver next Tuesday for a game that It was 103 78 cntenng the lourth We persevered coach Gregg at least seems wonnable quarter and the Nuggets weren t Popovoch saoJ It wasn tthe p1ctt1 After that the opponents are closer than 16 p01nts alter 11 1 esl game techn ically bu1 I w,os re,il Detrmt Phocn1x and the Los Ange Thos team wasn 1 that great happy that we prev.ulcd on the road' les Clippers before the New Jersey Eddoc Jones saod of the Nuggets and JUS! stuck w1th 11 .md kept plod Nets come onto McNocholsArena for The won moved the Lakers with dwg along what could he consecutive loss ~o on one game ol the Pacoloc Dovos10n The Spurs h 1\ e won IS ul their 2S leadong Seattle SuperSonocs whose past 17 largely on the strcn~th ol The record of 24 eonsecull ve 29 8 record IS the NBA s best theor dclense They ln vc held 16 <I losses os held hy the Cleveland Cav Jones added I Y poonts and Rock theor plSI 17 opponen ts undeo 'Ill alocrs who dropped the last 19 games Fox had 15 lor the Lakcrs poonts mcludong sc1cn under KO of the 1981 82 season and the forst Rookoe Danny Forbon led Denver Kmgs I08, Mag1c 96 f1ve ol the 1982 83 campa1gn woth 19 pmnts At Sacramenlo M1tch R1chmond Every day becomes a new day In other NBA games San Antonoo scored 23 poonts .md rookoc I.oroq LaPhonso Ellis saod You hope to go dekmed Wa.-hongton 89 79 S<~cra Abdul Wahad h td 11 ol hi> c,trccr out and execute olfcnsovcly execute men to heat Orlando 108 96 lndwna h1gh 20 poonts on the lourth qu 1rter as defenSIVely I tend to he one ol the topped DetrOit 1110 93 Atlan11 the Kmgs rallied to dele at Orhmdn more optumstoc people on the world Abdul W.1had ,, ilrst round pock crushed Dallas 108 82 Milwaukee Shaquolle 0 Neal scored 34 pmnts defeated Golden State 101 9S and from S.m Jose State brough t the for the Lakers hecomong the ftrst Toronto topped the Los Angeles Konp h 1ck Irom 10 K4 78 dcljll c 1r I Lakota West seeks corporate sponsor to name complex ' f 1\IC ~ IId l lll:\l:I!.!OI\hll lll I L I!l rununht..:t t.tklll..! 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Nov.. ty I v.~.:n! to Snu tlll;rn Mls . . tnd S l~nnl ur lm SJon Toledo travels to B 111 State on Saturday Clayton Burch h td 17 poonts uld Casey Shaw 14 lor Toledo Burton AndeJSon .md Andre W1ll1ams scored 13 each for the Huskocs (7 7 1 4) I J Lux who w,JS averagong 2 1 poonts per g 1me was held to II Toledo made lour three poonters on a 12 I run th.11 put the Rockcls thcad 19 7 woth 8 17 !cit on the l1rst hall md the g omc never was dose titer th II Bowling Green (7 7 4 . , I .ods Akron ( 8 7 4 l) by one hall game on the East Dov1sonn Those two te,lms play Saturday at Akron Tony Rcod h,td 24 pomts and DeMar Moore 17 as Bow long Grc'n he.1t Kent The F.lkons made thcor l~rst n111e shots Irom the lloor .1nd hll lor 61 percent on the lorst h dl md SS pcoccnt lor the g une M1kc Perry led the Golden Fl,tsh cs (6 II 1 4) wllh 16 I thought on the lorst h 11l we h.1d Mltllll The Daily Sentmel • Page 5 Lakers w-in 132-114 to send Nugget to 18th straighfloss Page 4 : Ttoursday, January 15, 1998 Maryland shocks No. 1 North Carolina 89-83 in o~ertime Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio • Industrial • Electric Utility NHL standmgs • Highway Trucks EASTERN CONFERENCE Southwest ll yltr 67 OkiiiMltlliW h.ks.t St IP Ark Pull! 1\hflf ~ rut' T..:dl N Okltht.\111 Sl -lX lul ~a ,I Fn.:snuSl lH FMr West C S NunhnJ~c 7l Su,:rJnlt'llll) St 6 1 Atluntlc Dlvls1on = New Jrrsey Ph1l tdcl1 h1c W uhmgtun NY R mg..:rs Flond~ NY hl1n!krs Tan pi~ Bay ................. . »: L I 11) 14 1 H II bl 1\1 '\IJ 1:\7 HIO .w Sl 711 C tlorndo67 Lc thu n O:'i t.~w• ~ & Cttrk 41 Ohio H.S. girls' scores Amhc.-1'~1 ~6 tm .W B.: 1\Wcra:k 94 D •Y Dunb u liQ B• ~hop (W V11l Don 1hue ~7 Bmlp,t'Jl0r11lt Bm:knlllt' n Luke\looot.l 40 Onsto12 ltJCdstown 0 Brooks de ~7 A. \til l.J Cnnlm Md<mky 61 Akron S1 V S1 M 46 Count on your NAPA AUTO PARTS store for all the parts you need, when you need them. And for expert advice on installing them, nobody beats our friendly, knowledgeable professionals. 'be Motor Parts Co. Fa1rvu:w .W A ~ht 1h tin M7 H 1rv~y 'i2 A11m1L:1~41i 81yJ ! Be ~~r El151crn 6'\ W~sler 1lo11h IJ~ 21 17 H 'i "' 1 I J 1~2012 4' IlK PIJ ,~ 2:\ 10 120 ll7 J62li 6 l!( 120 1:4 9 2Q H 26 ft2 148 I11W 1 fl•~ ' I'Ll. !.if !ii1 WESTERN CONFERENCE 157 Walnut St. • 992-2131 �' I Page 6 • The Dally Sentinel ' ByThe ·Bend Thursday,,January 15, .1998 Pomeroy • Middleport,· ohio Ice storm .M.ai·ne~s worst since 1.920 according to 97-y_ ear-old r~·sident . the dJ rk for ahcmt a week . "1:-. the wot st stncc then." the 97 -ycar-uld wo man sat d Wed nesday .ts uttltty crews fought frcez mg tcmpcr:.uurcs to restore clcctnc tty tn Mt lhn dgc and sLon:s of other t m~ns across cen tra! <tnd so uthern Mamc As ol Wednesday ntght clcu ncttv still was ulffor more than IJ5 .000 · utthty cus tomers m Mat nc X7.000 tn New York state 1.500 111 Vermont and 2 I00 m New Hampslme Nearly I milli on l:Ustomc r!'i sill! were wllhout power Ill Canada. mos tly 111 But Mrs Phmncy. who lt ves southern Q uchcc 'where some tow n ~ alone. dtd not leave her pt nk. cedarface another week or two Wit ho ut shingled house ovc rlookmg a coastal clcct JJclly whil e lines me JebUih mlet even after power ltnes were Canadta ns laced an extra hardshtp npped from the home in the storm. wtt h hc low-zcro temperatures early After all , she has her gas .tovc and tod,ay - the coldest weather \ tnce an furn ace, a couple of kerosene lanterns tee stonn knoc ked out power I0 days and a 72-ycar-old son. Charl te. who ngn Temperatures m cas tem Ontano hauled water to her ' and southern Quchcc fell to 6 he low "There's no reason to leave.' Mrs 1e1 u The wmd chtll fac tor made tl Phmney satd wtth a smtle as 'she fee IItke 30 helow tn some ~rc as stpped tea and clutched 'a cane honT he storm and subseq uent power onng her as the communtt) ·, oldest out age arc blamed lor 16 deaths tn rcstdent " No one asked me to leave Canada At least 12 deat hs tn Mamc I'm not complammg. I'm \ Cry well .md New York were ltn kcd to the off , 1 storm. mcl udmg seven carbon ' 1'm just a httlc tlfed ol not h.wmonox tdc potsomngs from heaters or mg power. " satd the woman. know n gene rators used tn poorl y ventilated locally as Nanny Gertie, who quotes areas Teddy Roose velt and spea ks wtth RESTORE POWER - Electric workers try to restore power service amid broken utility poles and trees Wednesday near Water· town, N. Y. Most northern New York residents were still without electrical power after last Thursday's ice storm. (AP) rc voktng lls tax-exempt stat~s The institute also asked tlt.ll heartngs on its challenge he conducted m open court. . After mcctmg m ht s chambers with Neuberger and talkmg on the phone wn~ C lmton attotncy Kathanne Sexton. U S. Dt stnct Judge James Harry Michael Jr satd Wednesday no hcanng was necessary He al ~o matntamcd the seal on the case I> Ms. Sexton satd the agreement "sattsfted our needs" .and ' dcchned funhcr comment, citing the gag order. Establtshcd in 1982, the Rutherford Instttute handl es cases involving Jones" tn us dts bursements. mstttute la wye r Thomas Neuberge r satd Wednesday. He satd the money has hecn used for legal expenses such as trave l to take dcpostiiOns U S Dtstnct Jud ge Susan Wn ght of Lillie Roc k. Ark . prestdtn g Judge m the case. ruled last month that tnstt tute doc uments tn vo lvmg fund ra ts mg. pubhc relattons strategy and taxes mu st he turned over to the pre SI . dent 's lawyers The conservati ve ms\ltutc. hacked hy the Amen can C tvtl Lthertt es Un ton. challenged the suhpoen·a. accustn g Chnton's lawyers of condu eli ng a " w1tch hunt " a1mcd at STEAMBOAT SPRING S. Co lo. Then the winds ptckc•l up. tem(AP) - Chnsttan George guesses he peratures dropped and ·a, much as 7 lost about 25 pounds off hts already- fee t of snow fell Geor?c dcctded to sltght bwld. one nourished fo r four try to htke out. ratt omng the candy ~ay s 111 the cold by onl y a ktng-mcd bar bile by btle. eating snow to hydrate htmsclf and spendmg the Sn•ckers bar. · He holds up dry, cracked hands. mght m snow caves or curled li ghtl y ~ 'Ill a little grtmy from brcak mg under the shelter of a tree oranehes to hght ftrcs. He was dressed warml y tn snowThe 30-year-old man was other- hths and an tn sul ated waterproof WISe unscathed after survt vll1g chest- shell over a ll annel shin and aT-shirt tlecp snow, ncar-zero te mperatures George also broke hranches off the and dnv111g wtnds from the time he bouom or trees . cleared snow away became lost Saturday whtlc snow- fro m thetr trunks and used hts two mobiling 111 rugged bac keoumry to ltght ers to start Itres "There wa~ no '\l ltl ng down It his rescue Wednesday A hcl tcoptcr team used a handheld hcat-seck mcr was constantly hrcak nfl sucb throw them m the fife. " he satd I wou ld dcvtce to spot hts fi re ' "I feel OK. You know. 11wa_, qutt<: _ cat ahout 4o' d oc k 1n the morn iR£: I an cx pcncnce, hut I don't lccl any dtdit t get any sleep Four o' c lt~ck worse for wear.·· sa1d George . who seemed to he ahout the gnmmcst tunc own!'i a handyman husmcss 1n the and the httc of chn.:n l,ue reall y -['on Collms area 90 mtlcs cast ol helped .. When d.1 yhgh1 c . 1mc. he !ned to Stcamhoat 6pnngs Ahout IliO resc uers used snow - w.tlk tl11 nugh so il. llull y snow that mohilcs. s n ow:-~ hocs and c m ~s- c n u n ­ wa~ up tn ha s .Jrm pl h hy t h~.: lime he w,\, rcscu~d He tnggercd . . cveral try skts dunn g the lour-d:ty search hut were stym ted hy th~ wcat ltct a\\lkmdlC\ 111 the st~.:~.:p Fhh Crcd .,.t hc m ~e Ive~ ami " UI pn sed to Irnt.l d~ ,\m.tg.: .• mJ w,1.., ~!Mkcd ,Jt one pomt -Cicnrgc 111 surh good l'~mJH to n when .1 ' 'w" hank .II P n ~ a 11\'er gave 'That's a long tun c to h~.: nut thc-rr \\lay Snow ld l ,u abou\ 4 ttr 5 mchcs ,tn and we e> peu cd lum to he mw hcte nt." ""d J11n Ltn11ll c ol Ro u\1 hour ,lt times a !though s~ J ~o.' " pcnod · Count y Se.trch .md Rescue 'Wtth JCally t.: lc;u cd to gt\e hun a hcatl wh,tt (lttlle) he h;td tt' s .t lll .ll l n~ th.ll hrcakmg \ ll' W nl hou . . cs Ill the \ ,l} . he m.uk 11 • loy helnw Hospttal oflic lals.prepared tor the ln 1tmll }. G~m;;c thought he cou ld \\Ors t took less than I1 nu nu li.' ' tn !11 kc to !he hott om nl ~ Lanyon ;.md dccl,ne h1111 Ill make ''" w.ly out George ctedt h ht s sunt va l to .1 " Bul lh.tl d .l)' 11 JU s\ '\ IHl\'oed '\ll lilcl urw mt c r~st tn mounta JnCL'rtn!! h ~u d . :;md then th~.: next t..l.J) 11 \\as He re,;d hook> on the , tthJCC t a ~d ncn worse and th ~.: n yc . . tl: iday 11 \\',\, learned outdoor sk il ls I10 m Iu s ram- armpll deep.· he satd Wcd ncsd,ty •l y wh1lc grnw mg up m Boston " You cou ld n ' t make any progress .. " I JUst kept telling myse ll I can· George sa1d h1s fu ture plans arc of m'tke 11 through thts." Gem ge satd somcth tng lar r~.:movcd lmm snow" II you dtd n' t know wh,ll to do vou hou nd .ad\ CJi tU II.'\ would have dted for sure " · 'Hawaii Gu mg ~t.:uha d1v1 ng A George was snowmoht lmg m h1g s:u lho:1 ' \\lth . . h11 mp evcr)n~ rt hwcs\ Co lotado when he lost whclc · track ol his two compan1ons and got Laught m a snowslldc LOS ANGELES (AP) - Stung The sho" 's cxcc uu ve producer, by the loss of "Se infcld " and pro John We lls. satd cast and cre w won't football , NBC has stopped the blccd- won y about It vmg up to the pn c~ tag mg by wrapptn g up teleVISIOn's No ' " It 's no dtll crent than the pressure I show for the next three years we al ready place ourse lves under." he The top-rated network kept "E R" s.ud Wednesday. " We have the good by agrce mg to buy 22 <>nuina l fortune . to JUst do the work. do the ept sodes eac h year from \' arncr hcst show we c.m That 's always been Bros Te le VISIOn for a ltce n st ~g fcc the chall enge that industry sources esttmaced at a "Thts ts an agreement between the record $ 13 mtllt on pe r show retailer and the dt stnbutor. and we 'rc The publt shcd reco rd had oeen $6 sort ol tltc manufactur111g untt. " mtllton per ept sode for "Se mfcld " The en,e mblc mcdtcal drama NBC had been gelling "ER" for less based 111 Chtcago 's Cook County than $2 mtllton per show Ill a deal Hospllal was an mst,mt htt aft er ti s that ends thiS scasoR. premtere 111 September 1994 Jt usu"Ohv10usly. tt 's a fabulous deal all y VICS With "Sc tnJcld ," tiS nct ghlor our stdc and hopefu ll y for NBC." bor on NBC's powerful Thursday sa td Robert Daly, chatrman oi •Warn- nt ghtlt ncup. to he tclev tstOn 's mostcr Bros "I t's the bt ggcst deal that h"' watched show eac h week ever been made mthc htstory ol teleIt> fate hecame a matter of tntcn;c VISIOn a~ fa r as sc ncs me co nce rned specu latiOn due to an unusual con- Business inventories rise .as sales fall in November WAS HINGTON (AP) - lnVcnton~s at Amcncan bus messes rose 10 November. the 17th mon th wnhout .1 dec ltne. whtle sales sltppcd The backup of goods on shc&>cs and hack lots - tin. were to accct crate - coul d signal some ccon o ~n ­ tc slowmg ahead tl fac toncs tnmmed p rod u ct t o~ whtlc the excess ts worked off But "' for that hasn 't happened Dr.:spl h.' a sawtooth p<.~ ttc rn of ... ales m I997. 1n ve nt oncs ha\'C prctM ty mul' h rema1ned ahgncd w1th sales In Novemher there were enough good~ on hand to mee t demand for I 3M mon ths at the. curre nl sales p.tce. the Commerce Depart ment sa td tud~y Th.n's not much .thovc tile ltJYJ poml fm the yeat. I .35 month' supply 111 Fe hru.ll'y Mc.tnwh il c. 111 another l11n1 of :...o lt ness, the Laho1 Dcp,utme nt sa ad l lr\l · lllllC damh lo! uncnwloy mc nl hcncfth msc sltght ly - up 1.l)()(l last 1.1eek to .33).()()() !~ac t prov tst on that all owed "ER" to move to another netw ork tf tt couldn't reach a deal wnh NBC by the end of February., The stakes became ht ghcr for NT\C when " Seinfeld" announced last month 11 would cease producti on at the end of this seasoh. NBC was also hun tht s week when tt lost the rights to broadcast Nauonal Football league games to CBS and was out btd by ABC for " Monday Ntght Football. " "We ' vc all he ard of must-sec TV ThiS ts called must-keep TV. " sat d Larry Gerbrandt , tndustry analyst wtth Paul Kagan Assoctatcs tn Carmel - "ER" already attracts some of the ht ghest-pnccd ads on telev tston. and Gcrbrandt satd the rates could go up 15 percent. The show also boosts rat- shut. He can' t see m to do anythmg terol, but he ts totall y blind to what un less he has a beer m hi s hand. he ts domg to himself by dri nki ng so Ann After work. when he reads the mail, much beer. he wtll have fo ur beers 'before I can We have a hard ttme commum I'N7 I ·'~ An~cb Time'~ get di nner o n the table Even if dmcattng. so I have been gomg for Sy l!do(;t~ a nJ C rc ~h>r' S)nJ o.~•·· ncr 1s ready when he wa lks throu ~ h counselmg ever smce hiS midltfe the door, he' ll open a beer After . 'm- cns ts began My coonselor told me ner. he dnnks a beer and watche; TV . my husband ts definuely an alcoDear Ann Landers: I' ve been or reads a magaztnc He somctame.s holt c. What now 0 -- A Lovmg Wife readm g your column for years, but I takes one wtth htm to the bat hroom in Palattne. Ill never dreamed that one day I would and drtnks tt before or after hts Dear Loving Wire: No woman wnte to you. I am hopmg you wtll ~ howcr has ever nagged, caJoled or thre atpnnt my lcucr so my husband wtll . I' ve told l11m he " hecommg an ened a man mto sobnely The notiOn sec tl I know he reads your column alcoholtc, hut he keeps saymg. ''I'm that " tt's only beer " and therefore c'cry day. and I am not gc ttmg my not dnnktng booze. It 's onl y hcet. .. I he ts not an alcohohc " nonse.nsc. pomt across love htm very much and h.ttc to sec Some alcoholocs dnnk nothmg but " Pat " see ms to he dnnktn g more htm do tht s to htmscll Pat " 55 beer hcer than ever. and I am trying not to years old and a hea lth nut -- always I assume the health nut gets an nag hnn about tt. hut tt s getting watehtng l11 s wc tght and h" .:holes- annual ph ysical You mtght phone harder and harder to kcc m mouth pride of her 23 great-grandchildren .md two great-great-grandchtldrcn Butthc'rc arc lots of other people wm rtcd tn Down East. one of Ma me's most rugged. nmlatcd areas. The storm s ravages on the power tr~ n sm J '\S I O n sysh: m have shut dow n l\.\0 seafood hu s ~ncssc s that together employ 120 peop le Iva n Ray. whose co mpany pwLc,scs and pac ks F1shcnnan 's Net ~an.ltn cs. sut m the dark next to a huge wood-hurnm t! stO\C' a nmJ thousands ol cases of .. sardmc cans stac ked neatl y on pall ets Ill l11 s warehouse . Asked whet her the lrcczmg co ld threatens the tni'C iliOI y whose value he estnnatcs at $ 1 mtll ton Ray answe red wllh Ya nkee understatement " It atn ·1 dot ng us any good · Landers Director of Campu s Marlius Museum to speak John B Bnlcv. dn-cctot ol the Cal)lpus Maruus ~nd the Ohto Rt\C I Museums tn Manetta wtll speak at the J.m ~2 mcctmg o f Ew m g ~ Chapter. s~ms or the Arncril:an Rcv olu t HHt. at the Mc1gs Muse um Brtlcy has hcc n the muse um s Jtrettor smec 1978. He " a graduate 10 l11story h om Hru \'ard. spent f1vc years tn the U. S. Navy. and then ICI.:CJ\'Cd h1 s ma st e r~;; degree 1n Amertcan Htstory from the Unt vcrslt y ol Connecttcu t He was at one umc asststant direc tor of the Oh1t1 Arts Counctl He is a member ol the Oht o Academy of History, Sons and Daughters of Pioneer Rtvcrmcn and the Muskmgum Rtver Advi sory Counctl, Wash mgton County Ht stortcal Soc tcty, the Manetta Kiwams Club, and the Martella Btccntcnntal Commtss ton mgs and advcrt1 s. mg prtces for the local ne ws and " Tont cht " show that follow 11 on Thursday. nt £hl' Daly and Don Ohlmeycr. prcstdcn\ of NBC West Coast. satd the deal was rcachctl alt er 1ntcn'c t.llks compl eted on Mond.ty. hclorc the NFL's $17 6 htlltnn deal hegan to tall IntO pl ,lle NBC \\- anted to ,\\ Old pr nhm £Cd ncgotwt1on s to ge t "ER... Ohlmcycr s.ud . and the . . ho w was <.II awmg pkn· ty o l mtcrest "The other networks were kmd Hf smelltng hlood tn the watet. he satd Dal y " "d loyalt y .md the studto's rclatton, htp with NBC were unportantm rc m:hmg the deal Mo re shows owned by the studi o and tls ' uhsldmncs .ur on N BC' than any oth ~.: 1 network. mcludm g every Thursday show wnh tlte exce ption ol NBC- Syracuse UMW meets A letter ae know ledg mg a contributi on to Good Works was read at a rece nt meeting of the Sy racuse Asbury Untied Method ist Women •1eld at the church. Good Work s ts an orgamzatt on wht ch hel ps the homeless. Mary Ltsle prestdcd at the meet tn g whtch <'pcned wnh a rcadtn g. "The Repeated Dreams" for de vott ons The purpose of the UMW was (! Jvcn m un1 '0n. 20 s1ck call s were re peated. and a lrCC Will OffCrtllg \His taken Ltsle had the program tilled "We Will Expl ore the Struggle lor Human R1gllts." SL'Ti fHUJc wa!-1 taken I rom Joshua Chapter 9. and readers we n• Rosc Ann Jcnktn s Hope Moore. and Saul age Lts lc had prayer .tnd all repeated The Lmd ' Pr ay·..:r m um snn to d ose th ~ rnc~.: t ­ ln g Malle Hnud ashclt al " ' attended the m ~:c lln g ~u,u a rc. DON 'A'E MO,ORS, INC. 301 E. MAIN ST. POMEROY, OHIO 45769 1614) 992-6614. 1100) 137-1094. fvlt r1 f OS c8:7 . Ohio Uni\ersil~· announces calendar of cwnts S,1turday 9-4 Sunday 1 5 II A \'anety o l cx lllhll s inu.. , Jca l .md othct progJ.llll\ .•UlJ lcc turl!s a1c t a k ~ mg p l.u: ~ th1.., mon th an J ncxtnn the Athens ca mpu:. . ol Oh1o Unl\ ersat y Incl uded tn th e calend at or l'I'C nts .lie I. ' ·~ Exhibits Hour s lm the ga llc n ~.:s .nc. Tnso ltm Galler\' 10 a 111 to 4 p.m . Mond ay thn>~g h Fnday Oh10 Umve tsll y Att Gallct y 10 a m to 4 rIll Monday thlt lUgh F11- THURSDAY ALFRED - Orange Township Trustees. 7· 30 p m Thursday. home of clerk Ostc Foil ,rod 1997 POiliAC IUNSPORT VAN PICKUP POMEROY Mtddlcport Child Co nservation Leag ue. Rock Spnngs Un11ed Mcthudtsl Churc h. 7 p.m speaker. Sherry Shamhl m. on lamous rcllg& ou" women. Onlf 8,000 ..u.. $18,495 USED~ARS 1995 OLDS ACHIEVA ..................................................... ONLY $6,999 1996 CHEVROLET'BEREnA ............................................ ONLY $9,499 1991 CADILLAC DEVILLE ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ONLY $10,999 1994 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME ........................... ,........... ONLY $6,800 1994 CHEVROLET CAMARO............................................ONLY $8,999 1992 FORD TEMPO only 45,000 mlles........:.......................... $4,700 1996 GEO METRO 13973A............................................ONLY $5,495 1994 CHEVROLET CORSICA ............................................ ONLY $5,495 1995 FORD MUSTANG only 14,000 mllts ...............-.••••• only $11,995 "Your One Stop Shopping Store" } day Kenn edy Muse um of Amencan An I I ,, m to 4 p 111 • Tuesday thmugh Fnday In Ltn Hall , "Tcce Nos Pos''. a collcc ttun of wcavmgs. will be on dts pl ay through Feh 13. "Young Peopl e's Art -SE Oh to II" fro m through Fe h 27. and "A Story of Flymg" from Saturday through Feb 27. In Tnsoltnt Ga llery. a ceramtc cxhtbtuon by Vtnce Burke wtll be on cxhthtt from Jan 27-Fc h 7. In the Oht o ,Unt vem ty Art Ga llery. 'Tun Rollms/Ktds of Survtva l" wt ll be on cx l11bll through Feb. 7 • 2nd Street (304) 773-5592 Mason, W.Va. .. need to get mto labels. but surely you must rccogntze the fact that you arc "dtffcren t " A 39-year-old ma le who ha> never bee n tnlerested tn a 1•·oman and has n,o deSire to be anytl.mg hut a dmnc r compamon ~ ~ dcftnllcl y not your average all -Amenc~n guy Wtth a hlllc btt of luck, you may ru n 101o a n1ce woman who does not care ahout <ex and wants onI ~ · to have dmncr. v1s1t muse ums and go to movacs She's out there som e ~ where I hope you ftnd her Send qucs llons to An n Lander>, Crcat<>rs Syndtcate. 5717 W Ce ntu ry Blvd Suttc 700. Los Angcb. Calli 90045 Music The School of Mustc wtll present fac ulty recttals· featuring Rebecca Rischtn on clan net at 8 p.m on Jan. 27 , and Gat I Bctenson on ptano at 4 p.m. on Feb. 8. both at the Sc hool of MusiC Rcc ttal Hall Admtss ton for these eve nts ts free . The Sc hool of Mustc wtll also present Opera Theater. Gtl bcn and Sulltvan's "Gondohers. " at 8 p m . Jan. 30-3 1 at Grover Center Ttckets arc $12 rese rved seattng and $5 student sealing. Rcstdl lis may call 593-4244 for more 1·format ion Performing Arts The Pcrformmg Arts Sencs wtll prese nt "Behmd The Broken Words... a theater eve nt created by cm my-award Wmmng a~ t ors. Roscoe Lee Browne and Anthonv Zcrhc. at 8 p m . Feb 4 at Grove r Cen ter. Ttekcts arc. $1 1 50-$5. and fu rt her ttckct tnlormatlon may be ohtamed hy callin g 593- 1792 Leelures The tollowtng spcakcts ~t c p.tll ol the Wmtcr Speakers Progaam ol the Dcp~lrtm e n l or Em lf()llnlCnta l .md Pl.tnl Bwlogy The lec tures wtll t.tke pl .ll< 111 104 Port e&Hall ,1\ 4 rIll A rcLCp t! Oil lol spc.lkCiS Wil l t.tkc pl.tce m 41 7 PtH\cl H.t ll ,l\ ) ·10 p 111 Ad m1 ..,,10111 s f1ec Al.m Jone.... lrom the UnlVC ISJI Y ol North Catoli na at Chapel Htll wJI J p! C~~ nt has kl' tUI L' "T!.!dH.:.try Element Dt ll elent ta tiOil c~ltlfdln .t tu m ol Prog rammed Cel l Dc.lth .md Sccond.try Wall Synthests ... on J.m 30 Jnnc:oi ' lc(tu r~ \\t il h...: co-..,p~ m ­ 'ored hy Molecul:u and Ce ll ul.11 B10h1gy Program D,Jvu.J Gtlhnn. !1nm Su uthe1n lllm01s Unt vcrs1ty. wall prcsent lw. lecture. "Eiev.ned C02 Ell ects Upon the Tall Fc,cuc-Endnph yte System.' on rch (1 By CHUCK MARTIN Cincinnati Enquirer CAJUN WINGS Roasted for cnspness Gtve your Super Bowl party a New Orleans nair wllh these wmgs. whtch arc madd cnspy by roastmg at a ht gh temperature CAJ UN RUB I tablespoon ground hlac k pepper I tablespoo n ground whttc pepper I tablespoon paprtka one-half tabl espoon garlte powder one- half tablespoon confectioners' sugar one-half tablespoon salt I teaspoon drt ed oregano I teaspoon g ro~n d thyme one-half to I teaspoon caye nne pepper one-fourth teaspoon cel ery seed 4 pound s chtcken wmgs Oltve oil CAJUN SAUCE 4 ta bl espoon ~ butter or marganne (optional) 4 to 6 teaspoons bottled Cajun hot sauce (optional) Combmc ruh mgredtcnts and mtx well. Store tn atrll ght contalltcr (Makes onc-lourt h cup . .enough lor 4 r oumb ol chtc ken wmgs ) Cut wmgs at lust Jlll lll. Ua'sL.ut.l v. mg tip\ 01 save to rn .1ke stock In I,Jrge how l loss W ill ~ rll'l.'C\ wllh I teaspoon nl niii'C ml pet pounJ ol wmg:s Then toss wllh I t.thlc, poon CaJUn Ruh pet pound ol \\lngs C~1vc r .tnd all ow to m.u t n ~uc up to tw11 hour" at ruo m temper.\· turc (Rd ll g~ra t ~ !I wtn gs need to h~ he ILl longer ) Po.., llulll shell tn Jmdd lc ul O \C ll .1nd prcheo.tt to .500 degacc . . lcn 15 mmutl'" Pbcc w mgs on raLk 111 ' hJIIow pan .tnd roast 10-to-12 mm utes. until hruw n and l'n spy Turn \\ mg!\ 0\'CI ant.l m.tst annthct R ~ t o- 1 0 11\IOUtCs To make opllonal C tjun ' "ucc . melt huttcr tnc r low heat tn large 'aute p.tn : .tdd hot sauce (Makes MARI ETTA - The Blennerh.ts sell COtvcne Cluh. Ru lus Put nam Room at Lalaycnc Hotel tn Man etta. Thu rsday. 11 30 p 111 Corvcne ow ners and tho:-;e tnt t:rcstcd 1n Corvettes arc tnvncd For more mformation call (] 14-:17X-6398 or 304-395 -7838. FRIDAY GALLIPOLIS - The Gallt polt s Area Parkmson's Support Group. 2 p.m . G rac~ Un ncd Methodtst Clturdt . 600 Second Ave nue Davtd Purdy. reg"mal dtrcctot of the Ohto Parktn snn Foundallon wtll spea k on "Understanding Park1nson 's D1scasc And It> Treatme nt " Free and open to puhltc For utl orm"tlon ca ll Harlan• ' Wood. 740-446-0XOS. DARWIN - The Bedford TownTrw•tel.'s w11! meet 1n spcc1al sc,ston Fnday. 6 p m .u the Darwt n tow n hall RcguLu mc cu n~ wdl be held the scct>nd Tuesday of c,tc h month ~b · r MIDDLEPORT - Sungfest at Old Bethel Free Wtll BapJtst church. enough sauce lor 4 pound s wmgs) Toss wtngs m sauce ltghily and se rve w11h hluc cheese or other dtppmg sauce Look for the chtlc powders 111 the lollow mg rec tpc at specmltty or eth nt e groecrtes (mat I order from Chile Today-Hot Tamale. I (~00 ) 4687377), or substitute equal amount s of qu ality chtlt powder. SOUTHERN CHILI GEORGIA· STYLE· J te.lspno ns We ssnn oal ' pounds chuc k bee t r ut 10 dtUn b I ... m .JII ~: an chJC ken hroth I snull c.m hcd h1oth I 0~ -o un cc) c~m Hu nt\ To111.11o S.tU\,.'C I can green chtl1 c:... dwppcd 4 and on~- h.t l f t.thbpoons C.tli lorm,a du ll powd.:1 4 tahlcspoons Gch h.udt cltdt powder ' nnc-h.tl ltahk.., poon Ne w Ml'X lul hot chile po"dc1 one- hall tahl e ... pnon Ch111uyn cht le powder one-halt tahbpoon p.tstll:t d11 k powde1 I and one-hall tahb poons cumtn I t.thlespoo n gr.tn ulat cd g.u lie 4 teaspoons omon powder nnc-hall tahl cspoon hrown sugar I teaspoon Tahasco Sauce Bro"'n mc,H 1n (lll .md .tdd tn ch!lt pot ~ l ong with cl11ckc n .md hee l hroths tomato sa u c~ and green chtl c Add two- thtrd' of eac h rc mat n1ng sc3sont ng Sunmcr on low two hours Add rem.u 111ng nnctlurd ol each sc.Jsom ng. ,mll . , 1mmct another hour or until mc.tt a:-. tender Add salt to \a,te I ( 2H-ouncc) c.m pcc kJ tom.t- wit h JUlCC 2 tahlcspoons otcgano 4 da,hcs caye nne pepper o nc - fo u rt~ and onc-h.tll teaspoon whtte pepper h plt t u>e) onc-lnurth and onc-h.tl l tc;:hpoon hl aek pepper (spltt use) I f I''\ oun ce) cans nl hcans ol dtotcc such as ktdncy .tnd hlack. CHILI ""'ed and dratncd Th1 ~ clllll ·s l: rcatm. Joe Kearn -. ol I to 2 cup s water I to 3 whok Jalapeno peppers Florence. Mtch . swears tltat II '' In large Dutch oven or pot ove r htgh heat hro wn heel tit vegetable mi . bcmg careful not to hrcak up hccf too much As heel bro wn;. add garh c. one-thtrd cur chtlt powder. I teaspoon salt. on11m and chopped hell pepper stirred often.. When onton bcgms to turn translucent. add another nnc-thtrd cup chtli powder. I teaspoon saiL hccr. tomato sauce. tomatoc.... oregano. cayenne whtt e <1nd hl ack pepper Sttr lrcquently. Add beans, water and whole Ja lapenos. hnng to hotl. When chtlt rcad1cs .t h01 l. red uce tu stmmcr two hours Remove lrom lte.tt and ~...ovct pot t\.ll tlW to s11 I hnur B nn ~ dull hack to s1mmcr .tnLI t .a .., t ~: lor sc..lhettcr hcc.lU\ C hc .dlow s 11 lo LOOI ")n Jng AUJ nw1c w,11 er. ~,; halt powdow n ~I II L' I LOO kln ~ ,111d lhl' llJ eHe,\t 'i de l L.tyc nn c .... 111 and pcr r ~ • II 11 Accompl ish the .... llli L' p1ou•..,.., hy tk ... ucd Snnmcr lo1 ,JhoUJ one hour m.tklllg the l' hil1 .1 d.1y .dlcdd rcl1 1g· long1:1 CO\CICd. h~:!ot C s~,;' J V an g c r~ttn l! .md th12 n 1\! hl.'all n\! 11 Note ROLL-U PS tlt .tt tl~e J.tl .tpcnm ,trc .tdtteJ wh11lc X t lu nc~,;· .., dl' .Jm d 1 c ~o.. ... c '>t d h..:ncO - not Llwp pt.: d X Oll liLC' \tl lJ! U\.' .11 11 1 pound ... g1ounJ h~ ~..· l (XO pL' I ~,;t: nt 2 t.lhk . ., ptHllh s.ll .... l lc:tn) 1-ttl 2 t,lhk 'plHllls L.Jnnu.llincl y 2 to~ t,th k ... pot lll' \eg.: 1.1hk ull dwpp~o..·J 1.. hll n.: ... J r,uncJ ~ clo\C' ga Jil ~o. . ~,;hoppe d I hundl . . ~..·: JIIl n n ' l1111.'1 y choprcd o ne ~ tlurd ,1nd tllll..' ·lh trd l: Ufh ol Chopped IH:sh u l,\ll ll tll tl 1.1\IC d 111i ptm J et ('pill Usc' ) FloUJ hllliii.J' I .md I h:.h pot lll' . . .~ 11 (sr hl thl' ) 5 med1um tl lll tl lh dw ppeJ In .1 howl hknJ ,Il l Jn ~ rt: dt.c nl o,; ~xccpl r tl.llllitJ .ll td lill lillas. Spread l'0~\1 scly ~ l .a l~C ~ ICC!l tocs. h\..'1 1 pl'pp.:r' :"'C l'tb tlll .; '>ttk o l ~.11..h toJtdl.l Yt'lth ldhrH! .1nd 1 !h.., rcmovct.l l'lwppl•J ~,;n,thc l y ] ICd hell pt:prc l \ sCl'tJ"i ,\lld ll h\ rc mmcd l'lltlppcd co.usd y I ye llow he ll p<:ppct. ,,cJ, anJ nh:. . 1emovt:d. chDppt:d co._u·,cly 12 ounl'l'\ hcc1 I (2K -ounLC J L.m hHll.Jto .... 1ucc llli XIUJ e ,111tl sr11n kk Wllh uhm tn; Roll ton lii.J .11ound Idling ll!ng thWhc .mU pi .J~,;C \l',\111 \ Il k dow n on p l.lle 01 111 pi .Jstll' u mi .J II\Cl Cove1 .mJ Jeln~cr. \h.' .t t lc.Jsl I h11ur - hut no l111l gC1 th.1n lour hoU! s - to ,JJi ti \V JJII111g IO ht:uHlll' 1!11 11 Route 7 and Story's Run Road. Saturday , 7 p 111 Fcatunng Earthen Vesse ls. Pete Bruton and Btll Gamble . SATURDAY CHESTE R - Chester Townshtp Trustees. spec tal mcctm g. 8 a. m Saturday. home ol Dav td Koblc ntz. trustee. SUNDAY POMEROY - Hymn " ng. Sunday. 7 p.m South Bethell\ ow Testament Ch urch on Sti ver :i.tdge . Fea tured group. Re mnant. by the American Boar@of Orthopaedic Surgeons BID WELL - John Elswtck of Athe ns wtll speak at the Poplar Rtdgc Free Wil l Baptist Cltun;h off Route 554 ncar Btd well . Sunday and !att: 25 at 6 p 111 Spcc tabwgtng . Doctorate of Medicine: Harvard University Residency: William Beaumont Army Medical Center I I · Holzer Meigs Clinic 88 East Memorial Drive Pomeroy, Ohio 45679 Bankruptcy dots not mean that you can never again finance a. new vehicle. Call me for details on how you-~ drive a nice car ' 'W. AsK for Mr. Barcus I I his doctor 'and clue him m. Won't John satd he wan ted to have s~x wnh , hurt , mi ght help Meanwhtle. make a a woman he was datm g and suggestpromise to yourself that you wtll ed 11. whtle I have never fe lt that never mentton hts dnnkmg agatn . way about anyone and hav e never P S Has your co~ n se l o r suggested gotten so far as suggesttng even a that you attend AI-Anon meetings'' goodnt ght ktss If not. he or sh. should have Lopk John s;ud he wa nt ~ a scn ous. long-term rclatwnsht p and IS not tn your telephone book. Dear Ann Landers: After read- mtcrcs tcd tn mcamnclcss onc-nJI! ht mg the letter from " John ," the 32- stands. I don't wa nt ~tl hcr of th~se year-old male vtrgm m San Otego. I What I am tntercstcd m ts a nt cc. have to say that I am even more of a platontc fn cndsht p --someone lor vtrgin than he ts. John ts 32 and has occasiOnal companionship In terest had a coupl e dozen dates r m 39 tng di SC US\ IOtl S d 1n ncr ffiO \' IC'i with a stmilar total (I am not gay.) mu seums and so on. wuh no romanSoqt e of John' s dates led to rcla- tiC or sex ual mvoh·cmcnt ttonshtps that lasted a few months. Am I an oddb.tll •or what ' Please ' whtle my longest relationship was ·he frank -- Howard Bc.IC h. NY four dates tn a three-week pcnod Dear Howard Dcach: I . . cc no wings, chili and let the fun begin ----Community CalendaF----1995 3/4 ION CHEVY 414 ' Society Scrapb.oo Heat up your Super B_ owl party with reltgtous Ireedom and has only taken one other sexual harassment sun , Neuberger satd It has supported Ms Jones' lawsutl " to help the po werless agamst the powerful. to show that the mmt po wcrlul can be brought tnt o a court ol law." Neuberger satd . Ms. Jones clanns Cltnton exposed htm sclf and asked for ora l sex tn a Lntl c Rock hotel room ml 99 1 whtlc he was Arkansas governor and she was a state empl oyee Clmton dentes tl and sat d he doesn' t recall mee lln~ her • Cltnton is to gt\e a depostu on Saturday. The tnal ts to hcg m 111 May "U nu.m Page 7 Hubby w_ ho constantly drinks ·'oflly beer' still an aJcoh.olic NBC pays record price to ~eep 'ER' for ~hree more years Snowmobiler unscathed after four ~ays in blizzard-bound wilderness . Thursday, January15, 1998 Clinton's lawyers drop bid for list of Jones donors CHARLOTTESV ILLE. Va (AP) - The organt zattOn bankro llmg Paula Jones' sexual lrarassmelll law smt agamst Prcs tdcnl Cltnton wtll gtvc l11s lawyers a Its! uf tis expe nditures for her case ' In ret urn t ~ o pres tdc nt 's la.,.ycrs have ahandon.·d thctr efl on to get donor hsts ""d dcpos lltons fro m the Rutherford loslltute' Clmton·s allorncys wanted the records to support thctr clatnts that Mrs Jones 1s sUing for pe rsonal gam and hencfncd pctsonally from the legal fund - accusauons the msutute and Ms Jones have de nt ed "There arc no checks fo r Paula ·. . . MILBRIDGE. Matnc (AP) Get lie Phtn ncy remembers when a thrt ·- mtle-long path had to be shoveled through waist-deep snow so a d.. ctor could ge t to her house and dl . 1er her baby daughter m 1920 Th1s Winter 's 1ce storm. wh 1ch has left th o u ~a n ds of Mamers co ld and tn The Daily Sentin·e i ·992-0060 • AREAS OF SPECIALIZAITON: • General Orthopa_edics • Laster Assisted Arthroscopies. • Total Joint Arthroplasty �' . The Daily Sentinel • Page to Buy The Daily Sentinel @ Southern High School Clean Late Model Cars Or Trucks , 1990 Models Or Newer, Smllh Thursday January 15, 1998 • ·' Resolutions for 1998 ~\~~:e "To make my last year at Southern High the best. " Nicole Hill, senior Last year's resolution : "To be a better person. " Did she keep it: "Yes, I believe I have." TAG PROGRAM - Southern elementary school students participating in the district's TAG (talented and gi(ted) program attend a special class at Southern High School two times a week. The youngsters have schedules designed to create minimal conflict with established high school routihes, and occasionally allow them to use high school chemistry, home economic and computer labs, accordin·g to SHS Prir-:ipal Gordon Fisher. Here, TAG teacher C.·:cilia Harris helps out Bethany Vance, Jenny Warner, Mallory Hill and Myca Michael in their improvised classroom on the higtl school stage. By RICHARD WHITMIRE Gannett News Service WASHINGTON - Now is the time . President Clinton hehcves. to take on the neglected stepchild of the U.S. social age nda - urban cdw.:ation Why'' First. urban schoo ls appear to have hit bouom: More than half of urban first- and e1ghth-gradcrs fail to meet even min1rnum national standards in reading, Ol (Hh and sc i c n~.:c. according to the Ed uca11on Week student assessment released earlier this momh . Second. urban schoo ls arc falling apan · $ 11 2 milhon 1n sdmol repairs arc needed dunng a three-year pCTIod to hring sdmob htH.:k tnto workmg condit1 on. the Ge neral Accountmg OfiJC c cstllnatc:'-1. Not con vtn ccd .1 V t ~ it some '" money. toys. and time. A rcw loc al hus1ncsscs were c.1llcd and they came throug h for the das:-; 1n J hig way. Pam1da donated $50 lor each child in the l'am1 ly - for a tota l of · $200. Three se nwrs wcnllo Pan11da and houghl clolhmg 'and per" mal iteins wtlh the money. KJ O!..!Cr:'-1 and Vaughan\ IGA each d~nateJ $ 15 '" gwccries . and Fruth's donated the children's s to~: km g~ Dan's in M1Jdlcpm1 don,llcd a pairuf Lev1's lor one dHid and Wendy's in Pomeroy chtppcU m gill ccrtii H:atc"' Support Your COOLSPOT By Advertising in this Block. .. For information call Dave or Don at CONVENIENCE STORE 992-2155. Sled riding offers wintertime fun By BILLIE SELLERS During the winter months. gc l-logelhers arc rare becau se of the fact that the weather is cold. Too cold for a hot dog roast or a pool party. So why not trade 10 the hot dogs and sw1mrning pool for a sled. hot chocolate. fire and some snow. That's all you need for great wtnter gel-together. JuS! gel some people together and find a nice', sleep hill. Get all the sleds ready to race to the bottom . · · The last person down has to carry alll he sleds up the r. ·;,not to menlton ceili ng the hot cocoa for everyone else -- wai ting hy the fire for their reward. 0 So. tillS winter if you dcc1de to have a get-together with some of your friends. have a sleddi ng party. Just make sure' it is a safe- " ne . Garages • Replacement 'Windows Minor Repairs • Cabinets • Siding. COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL Roofs • Decks • Garages FREE ESTIMATES Free Estimates 614-992-7643 740·742·3411 (No Sunday Calls) 333 Page Street Middleport, Ohio 45760 (614·992-6472 Et.tll·{;i[Qf&ICIII-12111 Elmll~ BIIIIY[IDI Coolville Exit off Rt. 7 667-61 00 Store 667-6101 Restauranl Owner: Bryan White schools 111 New Orleans. where 8 of 10 sc hools arc mfc stcd hy the Formosan termite. where many schools fa1lto mcct1mmmum fire code stUn. dards. and sc hools arc so overa owdcd you can lind some das:-iC~ meet ing m hallways or auditoriums. --' And third. PreSident Chnton wams White House histnnans w rocus on cducttion as the hig succc:;s of his etghl years 111 olficc, and tunc is runmng out on his second tcnn. The catch phrase in the upcommg Stale of the Union address is expected 10 he "edu cation opportunny zones .. - of providing im.: cntivcs to schools already raiSin g standards. The tn ce nt1 vcs mclude ex tra money for summer school. teacher lraming. t ca~ hc r recruit ing and promotin g school choice wnhin puhlic schools. "The program would ask them to lor meal' lor th e lamilv. W:~ l - ~l an1n Ripley. w.va. :~ J ,o don;ued "sIll ~ ,n ce'rufi!.:atc . On Chn stm as Eve. one . . cnHlr delivered tile gtfl s lll lhe l'amil y. She later expressed how ll w.mncd hc1 heart lo sec the look on those children's races when they opened what may have been the only gifts they rccctvcd this Christmas. It is a wonJcrJullccling to put others hcforc yourself was the lesson learned by the Class of 199K. Wheel Horse TRACTORS and RIDING MOWERS BAUM LUMBER State Route 248 Chester 985-3301 ..... m llarJ "" &rp l·nww. & Cooling, Inc. 35615 Oak Hill Rd. Pt. Pleasant, WV 25550 "Stuff" for Pets • Farm Animals Stable Joe Evans 992-2164 Owner Twin Oak . Pennzoil The Area's Most Competitive Fuel Prices Pomeroy, Oh St. Rt. 7 992-5829 Tues, 1CI·8, Wed.-Sat. 10..2 Ctmt Smell the Sweet Sunt of Ceuntry C•n41u Rt.. 2112/t211111 124, Minersville, OH {740} 992·3980 1/12/98 1mo. P<t.. 30 Announcements YOUNG'S CARPENTER SEVICE ·Room Additions •New .Garages •Electrical & Plumbing •Roofing •Interior & Exterior Painting Also Concrete Work (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C, YOUNG Ill RUTLAND AMERICAN LEGION BEECH GROVE ROAD GUN SHOOT SUN., 1:00 PM S&L TRUCKING DUMP TRUCK SERVICE GravelLimestone Sand- Dirt 614-992-3220 • "- 360° Communications "' JEFF WARNER INSURA"CE ORDINANCE 1852 PASSED 12/23, 1997 To provide lire protection 113 W. 2ND ST. POMEROY, OH . lor the VIllage of Pomeroy, 1 . 992-6215 volunteer lire department : Pomeroy, Ohio 1mopd ahall be maintained and be : known u the Pomeroy Fadory Choke Only Volunteer Fire Department Public Notice Public Notice and shall be organized and . operated under the lawa of p bll Notice Thla ordlnence rtplacea, ~Juotmenta .......... 3,1129.52 tha State of Ohio and the · u c , .repeele, end revoke• all i Fund Caeh Balence, Pomeroy VIllage Council. ' to be a Captain, end elx ·prior ordlnencea and other ' December 3t, MEMBERSHIP The mem- . yeart to be en Allilblnt documtnll lfftctlng tha .. 1997........................ 3,1129.52 . bershlp or tha department Chltl. . Pomeroy Flrt O.pertment ) Tote! (Memo Onlyj wlll conalat of forty (40) · TERNS OF OFFIC_E Tht 1 Thll ordinance, upon Revenue Rtcelpll total firelighters sxcludlng Chief will be appointed by . :epCrovel by tht Pomeroy Tuee .................. 134,888.82 . Inactive membert. Actlve, the Mayor end mlfled by IVIIege, will become ellec- : Ucenna, Permltl end · llrtllghtera shall consist of the Vlllegt Councll111d will ·Uvt u of thll 23 day of , . F..1 ...................... 8,238.55 aenlor llrallghtorl, Junior: remain In office until ht \December 1997. l ,lntergovemmentel firelighters, probetloneryj rtelgne or It removed Attuted: lpte ............... 81,738.00 . llrellghtera and or not mort under aactlon 733.35 Klthy,llyltll, lartlt ................... 1,737.58 1han or up to live (5) junior· · through 733.39 of tht ORC. · .. ClerliJ'I\Iftturtr r er Aevenue .... 84,471 .88 flreflghtera. A asnlor nre-, All other omcera thell be Vlllege of Pomeroy ~otal Revenue fighter must be elghtun sleeted to a two yur linn S"te of Ohio , Rtcelpte ............ 301,052.84 years of age or older. A of office, Nomlnatlona lor John MutHr, Prealdent ;Expandhue Dl,bul'8tmente junior llrallghter It an ectlv•) ·qualltled pe-nnel will be Soott Dillon jGenerel Custom Homes member who Ia tlxteen or, held In November with flnll George Wright 1 GOVII'J!mtnt ....... 50,971.87 ; seventeen yeara ol age. An! nomlnetlons end election to Gari Wtllon !Public Salaty....... 37,187.81 : Inactive firefighter 11 1 bl held In Dtcambar. LAJTY Wehrung 'Public Worke..... 149,508.8!1 . member who Ia sixty yel1'8 ~ Olflctra wHI teke office It ' WUlltm Young :Haahh................... 41 ,034.32 ~ or ago or h,aa llltean yeart tha flrat meeting of tha i (1) 15, 22 2TC Capital Outlly ..... 10,1)65.12 of aervlct aa an active llr• department In Januery. i otal Expenditure fighter end hta elected to Should 1 vecency occur In · leburaamente•.288,74S.77 Public Notice discontinue certification 11 an elected office, nomina- i otal Aecelpbl OVer(Under) firelighter. tiona lor qualified pe-n- : Combined Statement or a senior Dleburttmente....-12,308.87 Diaablad llrellghttr may nel will be held 11 the flm · , 'Recelptt, Dlaburaamente, Other Flnenclng Soun:ee' also apply lor lnectlve avellabla rnettUng with llnet and Chengealn Balancea, I(UIII) · "Build Your Dream" . stature. Membere leaving nomlnatlona and election to 1 Govemmentel Fund 1\1~ .Other Financing the area lor temporary be held during the following ond Slmller Fiduciary 'Sourcee ...................... 59.71 1998 Martin Street employment (not to exceed meeting. , Funda, For the FIIC81 Yur :Total Other Financing 1 Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 threa;3, , years) may be: OUTIES OF THE OFFICER: Ending D-mber 31, 1997 Source• (UIII) ...........su1 : granted leave status. Upon, The Chief lain charge olthl ' Lltart Townehlp, Totti or Aec. and Other returning to the area the: department at all tlm11. .He Melga County Source• over (Under) member shall automatlcallyl Ia Commander at the acena , Govemmentel Fundi Dlaburaamente end Othsr return to tctlve statue. of all alarms. In the chftl'e Genal'81 Fund u ........................ 12,388.58 There shall be a probation- abtence, tha hlgholt rank- Recenue Aecelpte Fund C111h Balance, ary period or six months. lng offlcsr or than fireman Taxea ..................$33,811 .25 January 1, 1997 ... 34,89:!.20 Chapter 7 Chap~er 13 starting when the member will baln charge. The chlal lntergovemmental Fund Balance Alter Ia ratified by the Pomeroy or aaslatant chlella the pre- . Recelpta.............. 12,355.4S Adjuatmente ........34,892.20 For Information Regarding Village Council. At the end atdl11g officer at all meat- lnteraat.. ................. 1,530.41 Fund Cuh Balance, of the six months period tho lnga. He shall account lor, Other Aevenue ......... 435.84 December 31, Bankruptcy contact: . Chlel will rapon to the maintain and report to the Total Revenue 1997...................... 47,058.7S .Village Council about tha Village Council, and the Aecelpte- ............ 48,132.75 Natlncoma William Safranek, functioning ol the proba- f,'layor, regarding all Village · Expondlturo Dlabu1'8ements Fund Cash Balance, tlonary member within the property both real and par- General January 1, 1997 ..... 3,629.52 Attorney At Law department and recom- aonal whiCh is owned by Government ........ 50,971.67 Fund Balance Alter mend the proballon period the depanmant. The Chief Exceaa Aocalpta Over Adjuatmente .......... 3,629.52 614-592-5025 Athens, Ohio be lifted, person removed, may assign a member(s) to OVer/(Under) Fund Caah Balance, or th< t It be extended lor a be depanment Adjutant(a) Dleburaemonta ... -2,838.92 December 31, seconj six months period. to perform such office Other Financing Sources 1897........................3,829.52 Should a second six dulles as the chief may (Up II) This Ia an unaudited ROBERT BISSELL months period be recom- assign. financial atatement. mendad and granted at tho COMPENSATION OF ~:;c~~~.~.~.~.~~ ......... 59.71 (1)151tc CONSTRUCTION • end of that period the pro- MEMBERS The Chlal will Tq_!tl Other Financing bationary member must be compensated In accor- SQ!Irces (Uses) .......... 59.71 ·New Homes Public Notice elther be removed from pro- dance with the village pay- Total of Rec. and Other •Garages Hauling, Excavating PUBLIC NOTICE ballon or removed from the roll ordinance. Other mom- Sources Over (Under) SOUTHERN OHIO COAL & Trenching ·Complete department by the Village bers will be compenaated Disbursements and Other COMPANYCouncil. pursuant to depanmental Uaea ...................... -2,779.21 Limestone & Gravel Remodeling ._ MEIGS MINE NO. 2 REQUIREMENTS FOR stendardslor In-town calla. Fund Caah Balance, Septic Systems P.O. BOX 490, ATHENS, Stop & Compare MEMBERSHIP Prospective TRAINING To maintain January 1, 1997 ..... 7,608.08 OHI045701 Trailer & House Sites Balance Alter members must live In the membership, senior tiro- Fund FREE Pursuant to Ohio Coal Adluatments ....... ... 7,608.0S Pomeroy Fire Departmant's lighters must attend achedReasonable Rates ESTIMATEES Mining and Reclamation primary area ol responslbll- uled training sesslona to Fund Cash Joe N. Sayre 1501:13-3-04, tty and with In hen highway meat ORC standards or aa Balance, December, 31 , Rule 9~5-4473 Ohio Coal or road miles of Pomeroy required by the , Chief. 1997 .................:...... 4,828.87 Southern 7/22/tln 614-742-2138 Company, Meigs Mine No. Corporation Limit. To main- Failure to attend the ached- Special Revenue 2, P.O. Box 490, Athena, lain membership In the uled training sessions shall Tuea .................. 101,057.57 Ohio 45701 , doea hereby department, members who )>e sufficient cause to have Llceneaa, Parmlla and relocate must reside .within charges Iliad of gross Fees ...................... 8,236.55 seek a variance lo permit e mine ventilation shalt withten highway or road miles neglect of duty and.removsl Intergovernmental In 100 feet of Meigs County, Racelpte .............. 79,382.55 of Pomeroy Village proceedings sblrted under Corporation and In the 733.35 to 733.39 ofthe ORC. lnteraat. ..................... 207 .17 Columbia Townahlp Road 8 State of Ohio. Prospective Flrellghtert who are unable Other Aevenue .... 84,036.05 beginning 3300 loaf waat ol Driveways, DUMP TRUCK the lnteraecllon of members will submit an to attend scheduled train- Total Revenue Parking Lots, etc. application to the Chief who lng aesalona due to ached- Racelpta .......... ..252,919.89 Columble Township Ohio. SERVICE will lnvastiaate their auallll- ula conflicts must receive Expenditure Dleburaementa The proposed construction Call Anytime the ventilation ahalt alto Agricultural Lime, cations and rapon tho an excuse from the Chief Public Salety ....... 37,167.81 of Home Public Worka ..... 149,506.85 will have no affoct on the application to the member· p~lor to the seulon. Limestone • Gravel ship at a regular meeting. DRIVERS Mtmbero par- Hoalth ................... 41,034.32 road. Surface disturbance Dirt • Sand 614·992-3141 Upon receiving a favorable mltted to drive motor vehl- Caplla\.Qutlay ..... 10,065.12 to be conducted within 100 of Township Road 8 will 985-4422 malorlty vote the applies- clot aaslgned to tho depart- Tota H Expenditure feat Cell ~hone be tho construction or the . lion will be forwarded to the ment shall meat the Olabu.nts ..237,774.10 access Chesler, Ohio road (temporary and 591-1897 mayor with the recommen· requirements set fonh by Total Racelpta Over(Undar) IOJ2519tWn dation lor appointment and the Village Insurance carrl- Dlsbursemonts .... 15, 145.79 parmanent) and construcrallllcatlon by Village er. Drivers will be approved Total of Rec. and Other tion ol the shalt aile and Council. Prior to retlflca- by tha Fire Chief of hie Sourcu Over ' (Under neceuary appurlensncaa. (Lime Stonetlon by the Po111eroy Village designee prior to operating Dlaburaemenla and Other Disturbance of the area will ba conducted to the edge of uau .... : ................ 15,145.79 Low Rates) Council the applicant shall a motor vehicle aaalgned to ' Fund Cash Balance the atone road surface of Pine Grove Rd., paas a· physical examine- the department. tlon given by a llconaod DISCIPUNE The dlacl- January 1; 1997 ... 27,084.12 Columbia Township Road 8. Racine, OH Interested parties may comphyolclan, showing the pllno of mombere within the Fund Balinco Alter applicant meeto the needed . department ohall be the AdJuotmtnta........ 27,084.12 ment at a public meeting of 614-992-5344 the Columb(a Townohlp physical requirements of a raeponalblllty of lht Fire Fund Caah Trustees on Monday, firefighter. This examlna- Chief and may conelst of Balance, December 31, 1997 ..................... 42,229.91 February 2, 1999 'at 7:30 lion Is to be paid for by tho 1 but no limited to verbal repLimestone, p.m. to be hold at the Non-Expandable Truat Village. (ORC 737.23) rlmond, written reprimand, Coumbla 'Townahlp · Fire Fund Caah Balance, Wllhln one year of appoint- auopenalon and/or expulGravel, Sand, January 1, 1997 ..... 3,629.52 Station, Stott Route 143, menl or promotion to aanlor olon aa provided by secValley Ford, Ohio. Fund Balance Alter firelighter statui the fire- tlone 733.35 through 733.39 Top Soil, Fill Dirt Cash & Carry (1) 15, 22 2TC lighter must have received of the Ohio Ravlaed Codo. Dealers Welcome! All dlsclpllilary action will 614-992-3470 8 certlllcata Issued by the ~Wpl State Board of Education be reported to the Mayor II under section 303.07 or the · the Villege of Pomeroy. All Ohio Revised Code avl- · dlaclpllned membere have dancing the flreflghlar'a . the right of appeal to the satisfactory complotlon of a · Mayor and the Council or llreflghtar training 11.rogram · the VIllage of Pomeroy. (737.23"0RC). · All except . MEETINGS Tho dapertJunlor members have tho . ment will have at laalt one privilege of voting during ' illtetlng per month or •• STATE ROUTE 681 DARWIN , OH departmant meeting on all ~tslgnated by the Chill. A (Located behind Whaley's used Cars) lsauoo presented to the quorum or twelve membert We understand the Investment In an automobile department. muat be present lor the OFFICEI'IS THe depart- trenuctlon of buelneu 11 today and our qualified staff, all ASE certified, will mont ahall have lhe follow- anymeatlng. restore your auto io lhe pre-accident condition. ing offlcel'8: Chief, 111 and ASSOCIATION FORMAOut main objective Is to give to the customer the 2nd Asaletant Chief, 111 and TION The membert of highest quality or repair work possible with a 2nd Captain, 111, 2nd, aod · the lire' department mey guarantee. 3rd Uau11111nt. Out to the . lorm a SOCIAL ASSOCIA· MIKE MORRISON AND THE emergency nature of the TION which may pertlclplte . A. Free Computer Estimates poeltlon, the Chief mult i In rund ralalng ' ctlvltlll SWINGSHIFJ: BAND rtslde within tha corpora- providing thet all lire B. Guarantee Color Match Appearing Friday 8:00-12:00 lion llmlll of the VIllage or depertment membore are C. All Types Insurance Claims Pomeroy. To be eligible to permitted to pertlclpett In POMEROY EAGLES CLUB hold an office, a ll1'811ghttr the orgmlzatlon. The Members and Guest Invited rilwet have been a member Flremen'a AoiiOCiotlon may Give Us A Call At or· the Pomeroy Fire ult the Fire o.r,ar:tmant Owner & Operator, John Davis Department lor two yeare to 1 Building lor meat nge end be a Ueutfnant, lour yeare soclellund raJ..,.., 614-992-5479 BANKRUPTCY SAYRE TRUCKING R. L. HOLLON TRUCKING WICKS HAULING Rutland Bottle Ga$ Supporting all the area schools & youth Stop In and say "HI" to Dav• or Herb. 742-2211 SNOW REMOVAL SUPERIOR AUTO BbDY ( . We Buy Auto's In Any Condition . Call 614-388·9062. Or 614 ·446· PART EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 11 o " (614) 992-3838 Help Wanted $$$DANCERS$$$ 2 Potltlona available. Call attar 6pm. AVON I All Are as ! Shirley Spears, 304-675·1429. ANNOUNCEMENTS 005 992-1359 Avon $8 -$18 /Hr, No Door -To Door, Ou1ck Cash , Fun & Aela.ll - mg. 1-800-738·0168 Personals $10(1 Reward, 1nlormatton leadmg to the conviction anyone using dumpster behind Big Bend Restaurant, contact Roy Greene, 304· 882-2955 AVON - S8 -$20 /Hr. No Door To Door Ou1ck Cash! ' Bonuses· 1· BQ0-296-0139 Babys fner Needed For Weekend • Even1ngs. 614-446--7548 Hot Loca l Numbers! 1-900-285 - Babysitter Needed To Babysit 15 \ Mon th Old Child Weekdays In •Our Home Or Yours Mu st Have Experience And Good References, 614-441-1053 Evenings. ROMANC~7 Computer Useres Needed . Work 9077 Exl. 4585 18 • Sarv-U619645·8434 $2.99/Min LOOKING FOR Own Hrs $20K -I50K !Yr.. 1-800348-7186 X 1173 1·900·289·1245 EXI. 9789 $2 99 nJin Must Be 18Yrs. :SOAP OPERA UPDATES NOWIII 1·900·283-5900 exl7022. $2.991 min Must be 1Byrs . Serv· U 619- 645·8434. SPORTS TRIVIA SCORES/SPREADS & MORElli HI00·26:J-5900 exl7021 . $2.99/ 'min. Musl be 18yiS. 5arv·U 6t9- Cosmeto l ogist Needed, Term s Negotiable, FOil Or Pan-Ti me 614- 441-0607 , 814-245·5592 Allor 6 ·P.M. Cosmotologlst Needed . Gaur anteed Wages, Pa id Va cation, Free CEU Hour, Full & Part Wanted Other Benelns Included , 614- · 446-7267. i645-8434 · Start dating tonight! Ha11e fun , p lay Ohio's dating game, 1·800- ROMANCE, axtenslln 7484. Announcements Free Calling!! To Activate Card C4ll Toii·Frea 1-888· 333-TEl3 SPt WB822418 DIETICIAN Regional Health Care Co nsulllng ·Company Has Immediate OpenIng For Fuii·Time !Part-Time OleV- ·-~ clan. Must Be Reg istered & Lh.. '.. censed . EKceltent Wage Pac ~· -.., age . Fu Resume To · 614 -833- 4465. -: · Hostess /Waitress, Ex· - -.... 1peri enced Required , Apply At : Holiday Inn, Gallipolis, Giveaway Oalmatlon Mix Puppies , To Give· · away, To GOOd Home, Cute! 614- 441-()408. . Free Puppies . To Good ·Home, Part Great Dane , Part German I Shephard , Call 614-446·3666, : Great Dane ts On Premises. Free to good home. 4mo old Ia. male killen , blue/gray/white tiger stripe, liter trained. 304·458-2218. Puppies . Beauty Black With While Marking Molhers Is Pure Golden Retriever . Father : Unknown. 614-379-2639. Two 6 mo nth old Aollweiler/German Shepherd m1x puppies, make good watch dogs. 614-742·1060. W.ANT EO· Small whtte. l ong ha.red dog lor compamonship lor elderly lad y, wi ll ta ke good ca re ol dog 304·882-2438. 60 Lost and Found l ost 3 1/2 mon1h old Bo.11er. lawn wl tllack mask, wh1te feet. reward, Aulland. 614·742·2525. 614·742· 2614 Los t : 7 Month O ld Cop pernose Beag l e Wilh Green Eyes Ve r y Well Loved. Fam tly- Pet , Nol A Hunhng Dog. Last Seen Monday 2 PM Elho n Road , /S tate Rou te 790, /Hannan Trace Road. Eve ntng s 614-256-6009 . Day s 6 14- 446-5769 Ask For Debbie Lost. 1/I Oth, Female Jack Russel Temer Puppy Whtl& W1th Brown Head. Botl Ta1l 5 pds . Betl\'een Georges Creek & Mtll Creek Road . Rewardll Call 6 14 -4460223 After 5 00 : Or 614-446-1615 Days Lost. open hea rt pendam. gold . cham. rewa rd. Pomeroy-Gallipolis . ar ea. Dec 18 6 14 -992-6925. ' 614-992 2104 , ext. 207. Lost Portland area. brown . & while male Beagle. please 614·843-5445 II Lost Whtte Spttz Dog In 1 0 1 Neighb orhoo d. Krmer . Paxton Ro ads Weanng A Colla r And A Blue Flea Call61 4·446-9878 ;: 70~.;...;.;.:-=Ya;;;.r~d-=s~a:-le--i ===================! Gallipolis & Vicinity A1J, Yard Selet Must Be Paid In Advance . DEADLINE: 2:00p.m. thedaybeforethead Ia to run. Sunday edition . 2:00p.m. Friday. f'onday edition • 10:00 a.m. Slitulday. Pomeroy, Middleport & Vic'tnity All Yard Sate1 Must Be Paid In Advance . Deadli ne: 1:OOpm the day before th e ad Is to run , Sunday a Monday edition 1:OOpm Friday. 80 Auction and Flea Market • RICk Pearso n Auction Company, fu ll lime auC ti Oneer. co mplele auC,I1on serv1ce L1censed t66,0h1o & West V1 rg~n t a~ 30 4- 773-5785 Or 304·773·5447 90 Wanted to Buy No Pho'l' Calls Please Austtallan Terrier 614-446-2820. ·"HALF PRICE USED fiRE SALE" NOW OPEN .. length , $220 P,t r thousand , st r aight trucKs only, 614 -94!1Xl61 after 6pm. · Limestone Hauling · House & Trailer Sltas Land Clearing & Grading Septic System & Utilities Eatlmatea L&L TIRE BARN 992-5829 992-2644 HOWARD EXCAVATING CO• CELLULAR PHONES i TREACHERS Tired of Burgers and f'rws Try our Healthy Alternative Gri/U!d Menu. Call In your order Emporium 304-773-5033. Tie logs. 10·15 in dia...,lar. 8'8' In Woil-5al. 304-676-51155 ! end social promotions. hut it would give them money for summer school programs." said vi ike Cohen. the White House edu cation adviser. Apan from the special zones , Clinton 1s expec.d 10 offer federal money for repai: mg schools, inccnllvcs to diSiriel s trying to upgrade their teacher work force, help for openmg up charier schools and special help f(u Hispanic students, who have the nalwn 's highest dropout rates . The price tag for these programs " still under debate . said Michael Casse rly· from the Council of the Great City Schmls " We 'd like to sec more "b's" than '' rn 's." ' smdCasscrly. rcfernng lo h1lhons over null ions . The school rcp;ur hill prohabl y Will lolal $5 billion. the teacher trammg lr:ltJatlvc could cost even nmre. and the urhan /ones a lillie lllllre than $1 h1llion . Of f.:oursc. the real pril:c tag Jq1ends on the Rcpuhlic.m-cnnln>llcJ Cnngrcss. which may ask for ,\ tr~tJ~-o!TClinton won't gr,mt : urhan \'t)u~_· hcr cx pcrnncnt -... One ~ wry !inc hchind Clinton 's ~.·,p . •. ..: t ~d pu:\h on urhan t dw.:ation j, '(' I 111 Hillary Clinton ':-: home town of Chtc·ago . where Mayor Richard Doth:\ :<!CIZCU control over what were pTilb;ihly the worst urhan sd10ol s in the Unned Stales. Daley has fired principals. reconstituted htgh sc hools. expanded preschool s and held hack thousands of poorly performing students to .give them extra alier-school help. Wlutc House adviser Coh!.!n said the teacher lrainin.g: proposals were inspired hy cxpcruncnt> in Cincinnati and Rochester. Ohio River h-alfet~ Flol"t~t Friendly Home Bear 'lbwn Company "Floral Art" 992-4055 · Room Additions • Roofing Triple Scented Candles Crocks, Cakes & Refills , M&J ARTHUR Feed Supply .,AND MORE New Homes • Vinyl Siding New E' Problem of decaying urban schools concerns Clinton "To stop procrastinating so much - and get things done! " Ashli Davis, junior last year's resolution : "To set my pet gray squirrel free ." Did she keep it: "No, he died two days ago in a freak accident" "To ask my dream girl out on a date." Michael Ball, freshman Last year's resolution : "To be all that I can be." Did he keep it: "Yes, I w~s all that and more." New Construction & Remodeling COUNTRY CANDLE SHOP I -... Schools "To making fun of people." · Bill Coe, sophomore Last year's resolution: "Last year'·s resolutioo was a poor eKcuse for a resolution. So, no, I did not follow through with it." BIS$ELL ·BUILDE~S, INC. Pick up discarded appliances, batteries, many metals & motor blocks. 614-992-4025 8 am-8 m Class of '98 decides to spread holiday cheer during Christmas By STACY WARDEN It is OCliCT 10 give Ihan IO TCCCIVC . That was the idea Southern High School's se nior class had t)Ji s Christmas . Semor Engli sh teacher Howie Caldwell got the hall rollin g by infonnmg the class of a local famil y in gre at need dunng the hol 1day season. He asked members of the class 1f they thought there was" anything they co uld do. That was all the incentive lhe dass needed. The se ni ors began chtppin g SUNSE,HOME CONS,RUC,ION FREE for SHS under open enrollment By ANDREA M. NEUTZLING Southern H1gh School has an ope n enro llm ent program whtch gives students in the county's three diSlncls the opportunity lo attend another school wnhm the county tuition-free. There arc current ly 17 students allendmg Sou thern on the open enro llment progra m. Why did the all come 10 Southern ·> To avOid mockcrv al their old school. beucr edu catiOn. or hoth There arc some disadvantages at Southern includm g a lac k of cxtracumcular activu ies. Meigs and Eastern high schools have the traditional sports and band. as we ll as traditional spons, while Southern has JUSilhc tradtliOnal spor1s (foot ball . volleyball. go If, basketball . baseball. cheerleadIll £ and softball ). The ru les arc basicall y the same for everyone with exceptions regarding fi ghting and absences . If the stuCompiled by DARLENE FREEMAN dents ge l 1111o fi ght s or miss too many days of sc hool they stand the chance of bcmg sent back 10 their former school. The mother of one sco1or studen t. who has auended Southern since fi rst grade. said she likes the smaller classes and Cleaner schools offered by the distncl. She hasn't nOIICCd any disadva ntages so far. One open enrollment student sa1 d she was tired of being ridiculed by her former classmates. so she begged ,and pleaded with her parents to go lo school somewhere else. After chec king the sc holasti c standings in the county. they dec ided on Southern. "My onl y regrets arc givmg up "To eKercise more and try to cross country and track." she said lose weight." Another student decided to aucnd Don Dudding, language arts Southern H1gh School because many · teacher of her fri ends auend the school. Grace Griffin, secretary Last year's resolution: "To In addition to going 10 school with Last year's resolution: "T!I lose weight." quit spending so much money." - Bid he keep it: "For a while I her friends. she has see n an ImproveDid she keep it: "No, it's too did, but this year I will fulfill my ment in her grades. she 1emarkcJ. hard." resolution." · wre c k6d or sa lvaged vehic les I By JOSIE JARRELL Student Editor Tht s year Sou thern\ Sc hool Page staff 1. made up of mostly new wnlers. though you could nolle II by rcadm ~: 1 h~ 1r work . The purpose of the school page IS 10 c<•vcr stories. that arc not nonnally covered by The Dm ly S'enlmel. The stones also g1vc another perspective of things that would othcrw1se be just another run-of-the-mi ll artic le. · The staff is headed by l1m Freeman from The Daily Sentin el and by Don Duddmg. language arts teac her at the high sc hool. Contributing student wnlers have been· Jos1e Jarrell. Clinton Hatcher, Suzanne Eva ns. Sarah Ball. Nikki Robinson. Derek Sm ith . Shaun a Manuel, Brenna Sisson, Billie Jo Sellers, Stacy Warden, Darlene Freeman. EvanT. Struble and Andrea Neutzlmg We have all worked hard liliS year to make the school page a success. The staff rece ntly sponsored a toy and cl oth ing dri ve that was a great success. TO} S and clothmg were give n to ind ividual fam11i es and lo the Meigs County United Mcthodtsl Cooperall ve Parish in Pomeroy. The staff would hkc to thank everybody that helped 111 any way. Yow hel p was greatly apprec iated by us and the many fa milies lhal were able 10 have a wonderful Chn stmas because of your gencrosny The staff has man y other 1dcas and is trying to incorporate stones from other schools in thc.diSITICilnlo the school pa~c. We have many s10ry ideas for the upcoming year If you ha ve any story ideas that you would li ke to share. JU SI drop us a few hncs at : JoSle Jarrell. Southern High School, P.O. Box 98. Racine . Ohio 4577 1 Ea s ~ J & 0 Auto Part s. Buyinp PageS Popular lntrod~ping the staff choice of our school page Students opting An editorial: Pontiac, 1900 Bu ~k ern ~\18ni,J8, Gallipolis 992·6576. "": .. • Full -time house keeper. Excej :o :: ; lent pay. Send resume with Ref:; •.JI erences to Box MG -15, %PC. ......, Pleasant Aeg lster. 200 Main S{ :- -:;.~ .Pt PleasantWV 25550. [: --:: GENESIS HOME CARE HOME HEALTH AN .f,,,,. :• r 1 ~, Genesis Home Care, a division ot the Genesis Health Care System Is seeking to fill on-call positions for AN ' s In the Me1g s Cou nty area . •· Candidates must have the abt1ity 10 p10vide profe ssiOnal nurs1ng ca re, wtllle makmg tnter mittent vtSIIS to,clients m lhe1r homes The qualified. app t1can t w111 be a Registered Nurse liCensed 1n the State of Oh 10 and West Virgmia. or w1llrng to obla1n a Wes t V1rg1nla lrcense Good c lmtcal skills . f!S well a~ ·~ good oral and wr1!1 en commumcaI!On s kill s are a mus t Recent· home care exper ience ts pr ele rred Applican ts mu st h awt. · .: proof of a vahd dnve r's l1 cenS1J. • and auto msurance to be const4- :~-:. ered lor this pos111on Addlllonaliy-, ,;:' .. qualified appt1cants w111 meet core: - ~· job reQutrement s wtlh or w1thout · ~.; reason~ble accommodat ions · . :~ .. For prompt co ns1C1era tiun. please -~: contact ·-:-. .••, .... ' ~ L1nda Welch, PCC a1 GeneSis Home Care 116 West Ma1n Street Pomeroy. Oh 45769 (61<1992-7995 ·~ ._ i , i - EOE MEET THE WORLD! lnternat1 0n· at Non·Prol1t Seeks local Repre sentative Work W1th Foretgn E.- · change Students, Hos t Fa mi lies. Htgh Schools. Tr ammg Provided . Expense s Pa1d , Travel Oppo rtu nit ieS Not A Pa1 d POS itiOn Gall Cathy Brucker! At 800-871 -2526 . Or EF Foundat1on For Fo 1e1gn Studt. 1-800-44·SHAAE Overbrook Cente r. 333 Page Street . Middleport. has part 11me STNA pos tllons ava1labte lor all ShiltS tr mterested please call 614-992-6472 or come 1n and hll out an apphcahon EOE ": ... ;: !~ ;.~ ... : : 5,pk1ng I Cancl1date W1th Excellent Plannmg And Cbmmuntca t ion .... Sk•lls Plans And Coordmat es A, - :~ Countyw1de Aecreatton Program •.; 0 1 Ind oo r Ana Outdoor Recr ea - ~-; t10n Oppor tun1t1es And Spec1ar ~ ; Even ts For All Ages. Re spo n s i -~ · t ble For Prog ram Fa c1l1ties, t • Budgets. S€1t ,ng Ob Je Ctives · :.._..~. Co nTmuOIIy And Program Leader. Sh~ Stat! Tra1n10g And Eva tua- ;~ hons Secures Con tract Person - .~ net. Part-T1me Program Staff. Oflt· ~ c1ats And Volunte ers Respons1- . -~ b le For Marketing , Promotions r-;..: And Progtam PubliCity Bachelor& •......:· Degree Preferrecl Kn owledge Of ~..: Recreauon Are as And Skills Re- ; ...- \ Qutred Cand1dates Are To Submit Resume· And Em ployment Apph· :- · ca t1on To· 0 .0 ~&Intyre Park D1str1ct. Galha Coun ty Court· house . 18 Locust Street . Gallipol iS. Oh•o 4563 1·1262 Deadl1ne Open Unlol F'""" Ael1able lull-t1me babysmer for 1 cn110 1n my hOme E.11 ce1 1en t pay References re qUired Send re · sume IO BOK SB- 15 %PI Pleas- ' ant Aeg1ster, 200 Ma 1n St . Pt Pleasam wv 25550 Small mobtle home ma1ntenance company 1n need ol person 1o do drywall repa!f, spray let~ lure cei ling repa1r and drywa ll closu res ~ Work Will be 1n OH IN KY. Ml an~ PA Must be will tng l o work away lrom home. Send work his- ' tory and lillie about you rself 10 ) Elite Mob1le Hofne Ma1nt.. 38655 SA 7. Long Bonom.OH 45743. Antiques- no Item too large or too sma ll. Also estates , app1a1sals , relmlshing , custom orders. 614- • , Th e Rutland VIllage is now ac ce plmg resumes lor the position of Portee 0!11ce r Sena your re .' SIJme to Rutlan,d Village. PO BoK 420 . Rutland. OH 45775 by January 20th . Intervie ws wtlt be held January 20th at 7 00 pm at the Cwtc Center, 614-7 42-2121 T · .- · ·- : "' · ~· : ·: �I Page 10 • The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ThUrsday, January 15, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinel • Page 11 OOP NEA Crossword Puzzle PHILLIP ALDER ACROSS 38 One of Donald emperor 5 nmld 8 Crow sounds 12 .l.bomlnable Computer Users Needed Work own hours $20k to $50k/yr l 800 348 7186 )(1508 In M ddlepgrt eQuipped k tchen MObile Home 2 Garages On Lot Poss1ble Land Contract 614 256 Ultrasound Technologist needed lor Pleasant Valley Hosp ital Must be AADMS or ehglble Vascul ar cert1hca11on prele (red Send resume to Personnel Pleasant Va lley Hospna l 2520 Valley Or Pt Pleasant WV All real estate ae!ventstng tn th s newspaper IS subtect to Ihe Federal Far Hous ng Act of 1968 wh1ch makes t Illegal to advertiSe any preference ltmttal ton or dtscr~mtnatton based on race co 0 1 rehg on sex familial status or national ortgtn or any mlent on to make any such preference ltrfiitatton or dtscnmlnattOn 25550 AAIEOE VACANCY INSTRUCTOR CAO CAM-CNC Ouahhcat ons H S Dtploma /GED And 5 Years EKpeftence fTram mg In Computer Atded Oes•gn l Manulacturmg CNC Ma ch tn e Toot Tecnnology Contact Galha Jackson Vtnto n JVSO 740 245 5334 Ed 201 By 1121198 EEO Th s newspaper wtl not knowmgly accept adventsements lor real estate wh ch •s m vtolat on of the law Our readers are hereby tnlormed that all dwellings advert sed tn this newspaper are avatlable on an equal opportun ty bas s WANTED MLT OR MT (ASCPI Oayt me Pos t on Pnvate Labora tory M n mum 0 1 Five (5) Years Expenence In Chemtslry Hema tology Assoc tated F elds Re qu res Good Backgr ound W th Computers 31 0 Homes for Sale Wanted OTR dnver exper enced M or F wtth clean COL and Hazmall endorsemen Must be able to pass DOT and drug te st Salary negohabe contact 614 OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY JAN 17 1993 Middleport Beautiful three bed mom Vtctonan home great toea lion exce ll en t co ndll on Mu st see to apprectate Prtce reduced 992 7363 WANTED Certtfled Medtcal As stslant appro.: 25hrs week Mon day Fr day afternoons & ea ly eventngs Send resume to Box CW 10 c/o Po nl Pleasant Reg 1ster 200 Ma n St Pt Pl easa nt $75 900 wv25550 We Have The SOLUTION To Your New Years RESOLUTION! l ose Up To 30 lbs In 30 Days 614 441 1982 180 Wanted To Do Babysllhng In My Home Chesh re Area All Hour s Park Close By 614 367-7849 FurOI\u e repalf ehmsh and res toratton also custom orders Ohto Valley Reflm shmg Shop Larry Ph 11 ps 614 992 6576 MUST SELL 14x80 3bedrooms made up of a la rge master bed 2baths owner ftnan c ng ava il able 304 736 7295 N"OTI•C E Amer cas largest fa ctory outle t has purchased local mobtle home dealersh tp All mvenlory mu st be so ld wtthtn 30 days Save thousands Ca ll now lor mlo FREEDOM HOMES of N tro wv 304 722 7127 New 1998 14x70 three bedroom Includes 6 months FREE lot rent Includes skerttng delu1:e steps and setup Only $187 08 per month wllh $1075 down Cal BOO B37 323B New 28x80 3 or 4 bedroom $39 995 Free delivery 1 800 691 6777 NEW BANK REPO S Only 3 lel1' ONLY $499 DOWN ON SELECTIVE SINGLE WIQES Free Delivery & Setup 14x70 3 Bedrooms 1 1/2 Baths E.:cellent Con dll ton 3/4 Acre Ground North Gallla Area 614 MUST SELL 14.:60 3 Bedrooms 2 Batlis Owner Ftnancmg Avatl abe 304 736 7295 Wtll Do Housec lea ning And Of ftce Cleanmg Referen ces Ava I able 614-4461417 Will Do Housec ean•ng Also Wa sh Wmdows Pho ne 614 446 8055 Wtlt do typ1ng m my home 304 675 1822 Busmess Opportumty INOTICE I OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO re commends that you do bust ne ss w1th people you know and NOT to send money through the matt unttl you have nvest gated the ol!enng PREAM HOME SERIES Home bus ness one ol a k.nd relurb shmg sta nless steel cook ware needs se I motlvatea person w tn good motor sk lis to take over my bus.ness Established 1983 area requ red 400 square foot S38 000 tncludes eQ u pment tn ventory and accounts Generates tO to 20 thousand per year Ser ous tnQutre s Send S A S E w S S C S Rt 3 Pomeroy OH ENTERTAINER. 3 Bedrooms 2 Batns Star ttng AI $219/Mo SUNRISE. Loaded Wtth GE .Appliances Start ng At $299/Mo fAMIL'l.. 4 Bedrooms 2 Large Bat hs Start ng $359/Mo Ltm tted Ttme Oller On y AI Oakwood Barbours VIlle WVA 304 736 3409 •5769 Long Est Card And G ft Shop Send Response To CLA 503 clo Galllpol s Oa11y T •bune 825 Th rd Avenue Galllpol s OH 45631 220 Money to Loan NEED A LOAN? Mor lgage Auto Consol dat on Apply The Easy Way By Phone Fnendly Loan 614 388-9635 Professional Services Ltvtngston s basemen! wa!er proofi ng all ba&emenl repa rs done free estimates ttfellme guarantee 10yrs on fOb eJtper 0 scoun t Mob tle Home Parts 4 Ac c essot~es Lowes t Installed Pr ces On lntertherm & Coleman Fu rna ces Heat Pumps & Atr Cond I oners Hugh Inven tory W lh Easy Ove r The Phone Bank Ftnanc ng Ava !able Replace ment Parts Ano Servtce Calls Com p e1e Stot:k Water Healers Sk r1 ng Ktts $299 95 Anchors Wood & Ftberglass Steps Roo! Coat ngs Tubs S nks Plumbtng Supples Breakers Electncal Suppl es Range Hood & Parts Doo s Wtndows Etc Bennetts Mobt e Home HTG & CLG t391 Salford School Road Gall pol s OH I 740 446 9416 Or Toll Free 1800 872 5967 WV0\0212 Wtll Share 4 Bedroom House & Expenses No Alchol No Drugs Kids Welcome If Interested 614 420 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 & 3 be droom mob le homes $260 $300 sewer water and trash tncluded 614 992 2167 2 Bedroom Tratler In Small Tra•ler Park References & Oepos•t Re qutred 614-446 1104 2 Bedrooms Furn shed On Rae coon Creek Near Cora $300/Mo DepoSI1 614 379 2929 No Pels 920 Fourlh Avenue Ga llpolts 2 Bedrooms Water & T ash Pad $235/Mo 614 441 0573 The Entertainer Has Arrived! 14x90 3br 2 bath comes wtth 27" TV h1gh ftve VCR surround sound speakers SI48SJOown $219/Mo Once In A Llfeume Deaf Ill Only at Oakwood Homes Nitro WV 304 ns-se85 WESTWOOD HOME SHOW Used & Re po Sale As Little As $500/Down And S150 Per Month Fre& Dellvery 1 BOO 251 5070 Westwood Home Show Used & Aepo Sale As LIUie As $500 00 920 Fourth Avenue Gallipolis 2 Bedrooms Water Tra sh Pa td $300/Mo 614 441 0573 Beautiful R1ver V1ew In Kanauga Foster Mobile Home Park 614 441 0181 Mobtle Home For Rent 614 446 1279 Tratler for re nt or sa le lurntshed or unfurntshed can be Hud ap proved 304 882 3403 Tratle r For Rent $265/Mo De post & References Requtred In eludes Wa ter & Sewer 614 446 0427 One bedroom apartment tn M d dleport 614 992 2178 New Double Wtde Repo $999 oo Down Free Del ve ry And Set Upt Two bedroom trailer lor rent on New Ltm a Rd n Rutland 614 742 2803 NEW YEAR NEWLAND Start Off A ght Own Your Own Land In Southern Ohto New On Market P ke CotJnly Beaver 5 ... Acres Aestr cted Just o• SA 32 GALLIA COUNTY C ose To Jackson County L ne 011 SA 35 ISA 233 5 To 10 Acre CotJn try Bu ldmg Lots Beauttful Open Flat Meadows Starhng At $12 900 $1 290 Down NeJ;l To wayne Nat1 ona1 Al so Land In Jackson Me gs Athe.ns Sc oto Ross P ke Coun ttes We Allow Ooublewtdes Modu1ars Cabtns Most Sttckbutlt Homes NO SINGLEWID~S Land Con lra ct 10% Down Ca ll For Free Maps ANTHONY LAND CO LTD 1 800 213 8365 wwwcounlry tyme com Two lots tor sale on New l ma Rd n Rutland 614 742 2803 360 Real Estate Wanted Buy ng Standmg T mber And land Wtth Ttmber 614 682 7318 RENTALS 410 Houses for Rent Two bedroom two mtle s north of Pagev lie on SR 681 Metgs Local Schools $350 month 61 4 698 7245 440 Apartments for Rent 1 & 2bedroom lurn tshed apart ments Mason area Perfect lor ret rees 304 773 5186 1 and 2 bedroom apartments lur ntshed and unfurnished secur ty depos t requ1red no pet s 614 992 221B 2 ~edroom apartmen t lor rent tn Pt Ple asan t 304 675 2174 or 614 446 2200 2 bedroom apartment tn Pomeroy uttltt tes patd no pet s 614 992 5B58 2 Bedroom furmshed garage apt $250 per mo plus $100 depostt references requ red Phone 304 7739181 2bdrm apts tolal electr c ap phances !urn shed laundry room lac Illes close 10 school n town Appt catiOns avat lable at Vt lage Green Apts 1149 or call 614 992 3711 EOH Apar tmen ls For lease Ups!a rs In Downt own Gall poltS One 2 Bedrooms One 3 Bedrooms Fac ang C ty Park All New App an&es And Furna ces Wllh AIC Call 614 6B6 7174 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON Ronald S Payne Jr Double w de 1Oo/. down $196/ mo Free del very & setup 1 800 691 6777 Select Harvesters ol large ma ture hardwood & hlgh qual ty veneer umber Free Evaluations WVOOFCerufted 304 576 2014 DOUBLE WIDE DISPLAY SALE $999 OOWN SAVE $1000 2 bedroom n ce & clean stove no refr gerator no ms de pels de pos I reQUI ed 614 992 3090 • Free Oeltvery a Setup 3 Bedrooms 1 112 Baths 2 Car Atlached Garage 2 112 M las F10m Hotze• s Jackson Ptke Ref erences Depos I Aequ red $550/ Mo 614 446 1542 Furn tshed Apartment Downi6wn Galhpol s 1 Bedroom Bath Lev ng Room Heal In K !che n Large Back Porch Upstatrs All Electnc 458 Second Avenue $235/Mo References Secur ty Depos•t AI ter 5 PM 614 742 2637 OAKWOOD HOMES NITRO REAL ESTATE 304 755 5885 DREAM HOME SERIES 310 Homes for Sale 1985 Ranch 3 Bedrooms 1 Bath Large L vtngroom Large Kll cl'1en t Acre Gall polls City Scnoots $67 000 614 446 4323 3 Bedroom House & 2 Mob le Homes On 1 1!2 Acres Asktng $38 000 5 M nutes From Gall po Its 614 441 0132 ENTERTAINER 3bed,ooms 2bathS slart ng at $219/mo SUNRISE l oaded wtth GE ap pha(1ces starling at $299/mo FAMILY 4bedr ooms 2 large baths start ng $359/mo Ltm ted time offer only at Oakwood Bar boursvllle WV 304 736 3409 4 Bedroom Ranch Full Basement Fenced Yard Near Rto Grande FIRSTTIME BUYERS E Z F nancng 2 or 3 Bedrooms Around $200 Per Month 1 80().251 5070 614 245-9620 First Time Buyers E Z Fmanctng BUY HOMES AS LOW AS 2 Or 3 Bedrooms Around $2001 S4 ooo 1 5 Bdrm Local Gov I & Mo 1 800 251 5070 Bank Repo s Call 1 800 522 2730 X1709 Free air free sktrt 16.:80 3 o 4 bedroom S1 350/down $299/mo House lor sa e or trade Owner Call 1 800 691 6777 CJ ! nance 3bedrooms ctty water Leon area 304 586 2462 or 304 HUOI Approved Hornet For Ohio 586 4:::3.:.74:;__ _:,__ _ _ 1 & w~ Lew To Mid lncomHo mlllea Application• Thursday House For Sale Jerry s Run Near Friday & S.turday ONLY I New Toyota Plan! (Wes1 Vtrgt 9om-4pm nla ) For Detat s Call 614 686 Coli Mr Green 8702 1-811JI.92JI.3426 House n New Haven for sale un Large selechon of used homes 2 der $10 000 wtl trade for land •n or 3 bedrooms Startmg at $2995 co::u:::n1:::ry::..::304:._:8.:82:..:.34..:.0.:.3____ Outck del very Call 614 385 :: K tchen d n•ng room 2 bedroom balh IMng room lron1 & back lui> 19621 LI~1TED T1ME ONLYI 4BR 2 leng1h porches gas lurnace cl1y BATH $1 449 OOWN $249 water outbul d ng garage 1!2 MONTH Free atr & sktrtmg Only mile East of Racine 614 949 at Oakwood Homes Nitro WV ~21~1B:_ _____________ 1 _~ __ 75_s._sM _ s..:._________ 460 Space for Rent Mobile home slle avatlable bet ween Athens and Pomeroy ca ll 614 385 4367 MERCHANDISE 510 Household Goods 3 Ptece Floral L vlng Room Su te Like Brand New $325 Twtn Four Poster Bed Box Spnngs & Mal tre ss Dres se r W th Hutch & N ght Sland 2 Years Old $200 Locust Fenced Post S2 SO Each Nord ictrack Sequw Mode l Wtth Computer Mount $ 50 614 446 3545 Magtc Chef Electr" Range Euro pean Burner Almond E~ce llent Cordl!lon $195 614 446 9708 Monument Sale Oultttng Bus• ness! John s Monuments 113 Off Untl Stock Is Sold 130 Bulavllle P1ke GallipOlis OhiO Nordt c Tra ck Sk1 Machine $275 614 446 B599 3824 Livestock a Hol stetn hetfers average 750« all from same herd 614 992 2143 or 614 992 6373 after 5 ask lor Mtchael Mtxed breed cows lor sale 614 992 7603 640 Hay & Grain Altalfa m xed liay In barn $15 $20 a roll Morgan Farm At 35 304 937 2018 Ear corn for sale 740..247 3042 Appl ances Re co nd1ttoned Washers Dryers Ranges Refr gra10rs 90 Day Guaranteet Fren ch City Maytag 614 446 Pennsylva ma House Trestle Dtn mg Table 4 st de cha irs 2 cap tam chatrs 2 extra leaves tabl e I ners $500 Phone 304 675 ol hay 614 992 2623 2045 Washers dr~ers refngerator s ranges Skaggs Appl ances 76 Vme Street Call 614 446 7398 Ear corn round and square bales M •ed Hay Delano Jacks on Farm Ph 614 446 1104 614 441 0450 M xed hay large bales Pomeroy Thnlt Shop now buymg Lev Jea ns toys ch1ldren s cloth mg must be 10 ~ condt lion Tue sday through Friday 675 1365 S13 304 Orchard grass clover m xed hay large rou nd bales $13 each 614 J Bearooms Fen ced Yard AI !ached Garage $475 /Mo C1ty Scno ols Refe rence & Depos t Aequt ed 614 446-9555 Country Home 3 Bed ooms 2 Baths On 65 Acres Garage & Barn Included $650/Mo Plus Secur ty 614 25&-6367 For Rent Wtlh Opt on To Buy 3 Bedroom Ranch 1 112 Baths Large Famtly Room Wtth Gas Ftreplace Complete Satell te Sys lam $600 128 Deerfield Road Gallipolis 614 446-4459 HOUSE FOB RENT NEAR KANAUGA 5 Rooms 2 Bedrooms Bath Front & S de Porches Fu I Base ment Garage Wall Nat Gas Heaters & Range On 1 Acre Of Land PHone 614-446 9539 Newly decoraled 3br wllull base men! references & deposit no pels 304 675 5162 N ce IWO bedroom house In Po mercy newly remodeled new wtndows $350 month plus depos 11 no pets available tmmed ately Gractous hvmg 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at V llage Manor and A vers de Apartments tn Middle pori From $236 $304 Call 61 4 992 5064 Equal Haus ng Oppor tunt es In New Haven 1br fur ntshed apt depostt & referen~s 304 682 2566 Mtddlepo rJ North 4th Ave 2br lurntshed apt deposJt & relerenc es 304 882 2566 Modern 1 Bedroom Apar tment 614 446 0390 Npy< Tak lhg Appllcaltons- 35 West 2 Bedroom Townhouse .Apartments $295/Mo 614 446 0006 apartment m Mtd all uttlt es pa•d $270 per month 7B06 $100 depOSI1 614 992 One sing le bedroom apar tme nt house ln. upper Gallipolis ulll ties paid $345 per mon1h 614 992 2178 Rto Grande Area large 1 Bed room Apartment $350/Mo De POSit Required A I Ut llties tnclud 6t4 698 7244 ed 513-574-2539 Rio Grande Area 3 Bedroom 8a1h & 112 $490/Mo DepoSI1 Re Upstairs 2 Rooms & Bath Fur nlshed Clean No Pets Reference & Oepos t Requtred 614 446 QUifed W/0 Hook Up 1 888 840 0521 1519 Movtng sale h1de a bed so la colfee and end tables dressers !ull size 4 ptece bed roo m sutte TV twm beds large dog kennel dog crate ktng stze waterbed amps ndmg lawnmower rotottler eleclnc he alers and much more 614 742-2654 520 Sporting Goods Ruger Red Label 20 Ga Ruger M77 22 250 Varm 1 W IIi Ta sca 24.: Scope 614 446 4044 530 Antiques Buy or sell R1venne Anllques 1124 E Main Street on Rt 124 Pomeroy Hou rs M T W 10 00 am to600pm StJnday100to 6 DO p m 614 992 2526 Russ Moore owner 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise 96 Red Box tra er set up for race car rear 1oad1ng door two stde doors wmch cabtnets Ire rack s extra tool h gh walk on rool 1ke new 614 992 7187 10 Black Mesh Satelltle Dtsh AU Accesso nes Included Ready To Run $300 614 446 7375 21 Ft Chest Freezer Looks Like New $150 614 256 1216 24 Bulb Wolf Bed $1 000 614 446 6982 AVON lndependant Reptesentat ve I Sell Avon In All Areas Dai6144411312Any1mo Babv bed dre ss ng table ca r sea t stro ll er swmg playpen 304 675 4548 Boots By Redwtng Chtppewa Rocky Waiver ne Sorel Tony Lama Guaranteed Lowest Pnces Shoe Cafe Galhpol s Brand New Great G II COIYtdeo storage un I Black and chetry Never Ou l of box $125 Holds up 10 94 0 d scs also holds tapes Call 614 992 6636 after 6 pm COs & Japes no t~ncluded Bnmco Wood Or Coal Bu n ng FHeplace Inse rt Bu 11 In Blower Black And Bra:ss In Color Stain Jess Steel Chtmney Lmer And Ch mney Cap Included $800 614 18B82652123 TRANSPORTATION R & S Furniture Mason WV Buy Sell Trade Used & Ant ques Furntture 71 0 Autos for Sale 992 5181 Sega Genes1s System W• th Game Jean•e 15 Games Plus GameAact< 6143677192 Sola 1996 Lo ngaberger Chnst mas Pumpk t.n Baskets ll ners Oak Chang mg Table Coun try Noah Crib Item s Utile T kes K tche n Call 614 367 0404 WARM UP Hrgh Efltc ency Natu rat And LP Gas Furnaces Lt fe ltme Warra nty On Heal Exchang er If You Don t Call Us We Both Lose' Free Est mates• ACid On Heat Pump s Onl~ Shghly Htgher Call Us Today 1997 Is The Twenty Seventh Yea r In Th e Heattng & Cooltng Busmesst 614 446 6306 1 800 2910098 STORAGE TANK S 3 000 Gallon Upr gh t Ron Evans Enterpri ses Jackson Oh10 1 800 537 9528 Wa lerl ne Spec•al 3/4 200 PSI $2 1 95 Per 100 1 200 PSI $37 oo Per 100 All Brass Com press on F1tt ngs In Stock RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jackson Ohto 1 800 537 9528 We now have Jerky seasont ng or1g nal tenyak & CaJun $4 99ea Crawford s Market Henderson WV We gh l Loss LOSE UP TO 30 LBS 30 Days Dr Recommended 100% GUARANTEED RESULTS 1 B8B 294 8079 ECONOMY Heatmg And Coohng Up--Grade Your Present System From $38 00 /Call For Oeta Is 614 245-9009 Extra Ntce 10 Pc Formal D n ng Room Like New Prtced To Sell! ComptJter Wtth May Extra s S350 Fax Mach1ne $150 614 446 6189 614 446 6865 Ftrewood For Sale $35 P1ck Up Load Wtll Delwer 614 256 1440 614 256 9172 Firewood $40 A Tru ck 1.oad De livered Call 614 446 4362 No An swer lea\18 Message Golf Clubs 100 Sets Under $100 300 w ood / Medal Dnvers Under $100 Club Builder Repatred 614 245-5747 .. Good Heavy Dmy G E Washer $1 DO Good Ho1poln1 Elec1rlc Cook Stove $85 Chest Drawers $65 Each Dre sser $75 Dryer $65 All In Good WOrklnQ Condl bonl614 379-2720 After6 PM Grubbs Plano tunmg & repatrs Problems? Need Tuned? Call the plano Dr 614 446-4525 Heavy clothes all winter at Sam Somervll1e 5 Army Camo.uflage by Sandyville PoS1 OIIICB Frl Sun Noon Spm In sula ted cover ails $35 Unl ned $20 Dickie Jackals $30 304 273 5655 614 245 9357 t9 82 Bu1ck Rega l wh1te wlbur gundy lntenor 350 engtne auto 350 turbo trans tots of new parts $2 600 or trade for small car Baby clothes glrls 0 9mos good cond 304 675 7169 19B2 Ford Mus lang Red V 8 5o Ltle' T Tops 66 000 M les 1984 Butck l eSa bre L1mlted 34 000 Mites Leat her 1 Owner Full Power EQUIP 1992 Chf!v $2 500 4x4 V 8 Auto At r 1 Owner $B 600 Sm lh s GMC 614 446 2532 1986 Dodge 600 n ce depend a~e car PS PB automat c anYfm casse1e $1299 61" 949 2045 1989 Grand Prtx PS PB au omat c 00 amlfm stereo great car $3299 614 949 2045 1990 Cadt l1 ac OeV1Ie E.:ce tl ent Cond 1on V 8 Fu ly loaded And Lots Of E11 tras New T~res $4 995 614 446 2683 614 446 2205 614 446 95B5 199t 8u1ck Regal Good Co nd1 ton $5 600 614 446-9664 6t4 446-4580 $10 000 614 446 4044 1991 Thunderb rd 3 8 V 6 su n roo ! new t res loaded $4 BOO 304 675 5596 1994 Ford F 150 4<4 302 au10 •-" 862 2621 Pets for Sale 10 month old male German Shepherd ful blooded good watchdog call 614 992 6846 A Groom Shop Pet Groom ng FealtJr ng Hydro Bath Don Sheets 373 Georg es Creek Ad AKC Golden Retr ever Pups Par ents On Pram ses Shots & Vet Checked 614 379 2639 AKC regtstered Chtnese Shar Pe pups lots or wr nklf!S $250 & up 6. 949 2126 $7 800 304 675 4297 al1er 5pm 1992 Pont1ac Grand AM Black AC Crws~ Ttl! Looks 8 Runs Excellenl $3 900 Ask For Amos 614 446 8172 614 256-625t 1994 Chrysler Concord all pow er dual power seats 4 new ures rae & p non new ballery 28 30mpg no damage never smoked 1n NAOA $10 BOO sell sa 900 304 675 3073 al1er 6pm t995 Sa l urn SC2 Automa1c A r Cru•se AM/FM Cassette TrtJn k Release $t2 000 Call After 5 PM (Serous lnQumes Only') 614 446 4015 1997 Chevy Caval er 2 Doors AU AM IFM Cassette Auto Trans 24 000 M les $12 000 AKC reg stered female Shlhi ZU puppy shots & wormed $250 cash no checks 614 992 2607 080614 446 7556 AKC Reg stared lab 2 Choco late Females 4 Black Males $200 614 446-4551 Call Ernte At Galha Auto Sales Jackson P ke 614 446 0724 Bank F nancmg AKC Shetla nd sheepdogs (Shel 1es ) pupptes sable and whtte 5 blacks blue merle tr t vet checked excellent pedtgree s $300 350 each call 614 696 CARS FOR $100' Trucks boats 4 wheelers motor homes turn lure e ectron cs computers etc by FBI IRS DEA Ava fable your area now Call 1 800 513 4343 10B5 E<1 S 9368 Now Open Sundays 1 4 Mon Sal 11 6 F1s h Tank & Pet Shop 2413 Jackson Ave Point Pleas TONIGHT!! NOT TONI,HT HE'S NOT II WHY CAN'T LUKEY SPEAK FER HISSELF?? I'M HIS SERVICE !I 1en1 20 ooo Miles Red $12 40~;. 614 446-4328 • • t997 GMC 4x4 Sterra 314 ton V 8 : wfnew Meyer snow plow 304..: • 675 5251 alter Spm Assume· -' ' 730 Vans & 4·WDs 85 Chevrolet 112 ton 4x4 LWB automatic new 350 loaded many , new parts 614 949 3067 after '89 Bronco II Eddte Bauer Edthon ~ loaded exce llent cond lion 5 ' speed 614 992 2762 1984 GMC Jtmmy 4wd auto good cond $2 200 304 675 1479 1987 Ford Ranger 4x4 89 En ~ g•n e Slandard Trans Camper Top $3 500 080 614 256 1176 • t Local~ Burmese Python 1 t /2 Years Old Ltgh1ed Cage $150 614 446 4249 6 strtng electr c PV guttar wlcase S125 30 watt Crate amp w/over dr ve S150 both like new 304 675 1464 FOR SALE CONSOLE PIANO responsible party wanted to make low monthly payments on p1ano see local\! Call1 800 268-6218 ~ r IF lBEY !-W) "- CONTE.:'if FOIZ STUPID I ~ I'" NO ::>IUPID, DO YOU 00\-.1 \4~ YOU \400L.D U0f I N-<D DO YOO KNOW Wf1Y 7 &Di.l~ Youm 5TOP1Di FI~\Sf\ 7 t f I t995 Ford Truck F I SO XLT 4.:.-:;. cellent Con dthon 614 c...:.c:..:.______ 4• ... .,, __,~ •' 1996 Toyo ta Tacoma SX 4x4' Reg ular Cab Br ghl Red 4 Cyll1 :- 1 der 5 Spee d Atr B•g T re Paclt age 61 4 44&8088 THEY DIDNT EVEN K5 Blazer Camper Spec •al 94K M les AC AT PS PB Tilt AM/ FM Cas5elle New T res New Ex haust Body Good Run s Great! R\1Yt1E! \I 614 446-3500 740 Motorcycles 96 Honda 4 Tra x 300 4x4 $4000 • 614 992 7619 .... 199t Cr 125 excelle nt condmon ,_ ask1ng $1200 or lrade lor 4 wlieeler ot equal val ue 614 992 5675 1991 Ho nda GA 125 Otrtbtk.e • Newly Rebu II Eng ne New Ttre' $1 300 614 446 7375 IS t992 Honda 250X 4 Wheeler Ex ce llent Co nd ttt on Too Many EX tras To list Must See To Appre c1ate 614 446 6936 C~ARLES HOMP l CAME OVER TO ASK I-IlM TO GO TO A SCHOOL DANCE I DOUBT IF H_j'D EVER 60 WITH SOMEONE LIKE ME, THOUGH, 50 I WON'T I=OR SOME80D'r' Wl-10 NEVER GOES AN'(PLACE, Y'OU LEAD A VERI( ACTIVE LIFE -q ~ 1995 Honda 300 4 wheeler 2wd leave message • r AMC 304 Comp lete $150 Mt sc Jeep CJ Parts 614 446 4044 BUDGET PA1CE TRANSMIS SIONS Used /Rebu It All Types Access Over 10 000 Tr ansm•s SIOnS & ClutcheS 614 245-5677 800 273 9329 SERVICES 810 Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOFING :'• Uncondlllonal ltfeume guaranttiJ Local references lurntshed Es tabhshed 1975 Call (6 14) 446 Or 1 600 287 0576 Rogers Th s Mon1h Cred I Proble'ms? We Can Help Easy Bank Flr'lanctng For Used Veh tcles No Turn Downs Call 614 446-2897 Jr Drags1er 94 Jegs 1 so• W8 V~k~ Need A Car No Credr!? Bad Credtt? Bankruptcy? We Catn Help I Reestablish Credtt Must Make $150 Week Take Home 10 To 20% Down 12 Months & 12 ooo Mtles Warranty Available Th1s Is Bank Flnandng 614 446 8172 Or 614 384 60<2 Up1on Used Cars A1 62 3 Mles South of leon WV Flnancmg Available 304 458 1069 KOBOTMAN r-~~~~--------------~~~--------I O I ~byNEA ~ 1987 Plymouth Duster 10 pari oul 4qt 2 2 good motor & transmts swn 304 675 4078 ask lor Sam New gas tanks I ton !ruck wheels & radtato rs 0 & R Auto • Rtpl ey WV 304 372 3933 or 1 1 Electrical and Refrigeration or commercial wiring service or repairs Ma,star Ll cansed electnctan Ri'ttanou/ Elec1rlcal WV000306 304 675 1786 North East I NT Pass Pass Pass 3 NT Pass Db! ant 4 Lasso 5 Breaking 6 That girl 7 Non profit org 6 Like o boor 9 Jonn Glenn Lencnester DOWN 1 Plant part 2 Ardor 3 LeaH:uHtng 10 ~rneral11 Packs 19 Author Umberto21 Not any 23 Jerry a friend 25 Droop 26 Move quickly 27 Full of feeling 3t Relents 33 Variety of apple 34 Solullon 35 Hurricane ?? center 37 Curved molding 41 Also 43 Kates roommate 44 Parasitic Insect 46 Vogue 48 Foolhardy 50 Greenloh blue 51 Ingests 52 She played Carla l:;~~r=:~--~~~~~~su~r~c~ state your zod1ac s1gn 1 abou1 yo ur presence that w1ll AQUARIUS (Jan 20 Feb 19)-- anracl lhem to you hke a magnet Today 11 s bcstiO drsc uss your amb1 LEO (July 23 Aug 22) Do not be ASTRO·GRAPH 110us mlcnl!ons only w11h Ihose reluctant about laking on extra duues mvofvcd Do not feel. obhgatcd lo at work today Show authonty figures how capable you arc, and they may reveal lhmgs to nanplayers PISCES (Feb 20 March 20) Con put greater farlh m you d1110ns m general arc movmg '"more .:VIRGO (Aug 23 SepL 22) Where hopeful paucrns at thts llmc You your populanty 1s concell\ed you are could sec 1mprovcments 10 your m a favorable cycle especially Wllh social hfe and valued relauonsh!ps members of the oppoSite gender ARIES (March 21 Apnl 19) llus should become obv1ous to you today ' Focus on advancmg your most amb1 Fnday Jan 16, 1998 uous mterests today You are slronger LIBRA (Sept 23 Oct 23) Today Excumg t1mes could be m the off than you reahze so don l let fear of could become an unu sual day of end mg for you m the year ahead con· compelllors blur your thmkmg mgs and begmnmgs Two mvolve cemmg proJeCts harvested from your TAURUS (Apnl 20 May 20) menls m1ght be success fully con1magmauon Focus your lufk on Today, start makmg plans for whal eluded and replaced by rwo new you hope to accomphsh m the future ones thmgs you mvent or ongmate CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan 19) The more fam1har you are wuh the SCORPIO (Oct 24 Nov 22) Th1s You are s11111n a favorable cycle per- ObJectives the better your chances IS a good cycle for lcarnmg and tammg to thmgs you personally eng- are for success retammg knowledge If Ihere 1s some ~ male, manage or control Pos1t1Ve GEMINI (May 21 June 20) Any special know how thai can Improve acl10n w1il produce better results than promiSing arrangements that look your lol 1n hfe make an effort to hke they could serve as an add1t1on acqu 1re 11 usual Get a JUmp on hfe by under· standmg the Influences that Will gov- al channel to supplemeiJ( your earn SAGITIARIUS (Nov 23 Dec ern you m the year ahead Send for mgs should be mvcsllgated at th1s 2 1) Somethmg yo u feel could brmg your Astro-Graph predictions by ume a greater sense of ma1cnal secunty ma1hng $2 to Astra-Graph c/o thrs CANCER (June 21-July 22) might start to come togelher now Be newspaper, P 0 Box 1758 Munay Fnends Will deme to do thmgs w1th pauenl 11 may take a wh1lc 10 de vel H1il Sta11on. New York, NY I 0156 you today There IS something chans op 55 TV a Peepteo CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Celebol)' Clphu C'YJllograms are crealed from quotatiOns by Each wxc IC V xw DGV El p wp Buy, Sell or Trade In the ITHURSDAY teller n tamous people past and present the c!pher stands IOJ anothe Today s crue T equals L J uy c LUI JCUZVJ W XC G X WXC u ETUAGXP D DW H T CYCZ VGXFCXV G V U XB vw FWLCD YUX J PREVIOUS SOLUTION "The secre1 ol happmess hkes but1n llktng what o ne has to do ~ - IS J M Bame no1 '" domg whal one ':~~:~;~' S©~~1A-tt£~s~~ Edl10d CLAY I POLLAN WOlD GAM I ~y ORear~ange letters of the four scrambled words be low to form fou r strnple words I EWDEER I I P1 I 2 Ill Ic I I• N 1 I H 5rlvlcclrl'l;,' • _ ·od1 you ever no11ce a fnend asked me "lhat no one can lh1nk clearly f lhe1r fist s are ?" FYTELD IO Comple c 1-+-17..:..,.1-' -' f -' 1 ' r-"18' rl-1 . . . . . . • by II ng I !he chuckle quoted n fh~ m ss.ng words 1.......1.--.L.-1.......1--..L.--J vou develop hom step No 3 below A f PRINT NUMBERED ~ LETTERS IN SQUARES 9 CLASSIFIEDS! 1995 Ya maha 80 Excellent Con dl!on 614 379 2882 Auto Parts & Aceessones West Pamela and Matthew Granovetter have wntten several mterestmg books Forg1ve Me Pannerl con unues the trend It 1s a pnmer on bmldmg and tmprovmg a partnership You get an enonnous amount of food for thought mcludmg a three chap ter ass1s1 from Larry Cohen On the whole this IS a good book for part ners new or long standmg to work through bu1 I feel that 1f you play all 1he1r recommendations you wlll suflcr some md1ges110n Of all the Granovellcrs proposals lh1s deal h1ghhgh1s the one w1th wh1ch I d1sagree mosl stro ngly Easl opens one spade Soulh over calls one no trump showmg a strong balan ced hand and North rll1ses lo three no trump Now Easl doubles Whal docs lhat mean to West who 1s on lead? The Granovellcrs recommend that yo u play 1l as dcmandmg a spade lead 1he su11 East b1d But what 1s Wesl gomg 10 lead some 99 percenl of the lime' R1gh1 a spade If you don 1 lead partner s sull what leg do you have to sland on m the post mortem 1f 11 IS the only wmner? However suppose East despcr alcly wants a d1ffercnt lead (Note 1ha1 South has nme top tncks afler a spade lead ) How can he d11ect h1s partner s aucnllon else \\ here? Only by doublmg So play lhal 1h1s dou blc asks partner 10 find your sohd su1t on lhe Side Here 111sn t d1ff1cuh for West 10 lead a heart llus comes w1th no guaranlces of course bul I m convmccd 11 1s the n ght way 10 play The book 1s $17 20 postpa1d from The Bndgc World 7 17 Wh1te Plams Road Suuc I 06 Scarsdale NY 10583 5009 C3' 1on $6 200 304 BB2 3824 760 South SOTI-IER 1-lr-IM_._ _ 1994 Harley Davulson Spor tster 883 tow m les exce llent cond• clulch tach TF w ng Dalma1ton Full Blooded Puppies Saflsbury runner ups and tra ck cham Wormed & Soo1s $75 Each 614 two p1on a1 KVDP $3200 814 992 3BB B922 2679 Musical Instruments YOU 1'$£ ::>IUPID, STUPID, 1994 Astra Van Holday Conve r s1on Loa ded Beauhlut Condttlon ' t Owner 63 000 Mtle s $10 200 614 446-4328 -~ 1 800 522 2730 K3901 $25 THE BORN LOSER r 1994 Jeep Wrangler V6 ha; lop sofllbtktnl 31 " t res ssp 304 675 3662 coul"'terpart 57 No man - - pronoun By Phillip Alder 5pm 1991 Ford F 250 4x4 124 000 M les Runs & Looks Good $9 800 614 446-4044 47 Attracuve person (sl) 49 Walk uncertainly 53 Crescent shape 54 Year (Sp) 56 Nope s Another new approach •! 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Trucks 4.:4 s Etc • PLAYIN' CARDS PW PL $13 900 614 446-6365 1980 1990CarsFor$100111 Setzed And Sold an1 304 675 2063 570 ASK LUKEY1IF HE'S 1995 Ford F 150 2 WD ~t111 Steel Utthty Cab V 8 Automauc , Heavy Duty StJs pens1on Faclory Tow Package Alum1num Wheels 614 446 4134 grandson 15 - Har1 16 Joan of17 Director Premlnger 18 Overjoys 20 .l.ctor Shue 22 Yearn 24 Smells 25 Female I6 59 000 mil es axe cond 30~ ', like new $2 800 304 882 36 13 t992 Hond a Accord EX 84 000 m le s new 1res & brakes power sumoof loaded cell phO ne $ 50 304 937 2733 9088 1978 Monza Oragcar 377 Ghde 5 13 Dana 6 50s 118 $7 500 Turnkey $4 499 Rolltng Ra ndy 199 1 Lm coln Mark VII 60 000 M les Run s & Looks Great• BUIIdmg Supplies AKC black female Cocker Span 1el 5mos old shots\up to date Dark Teal Sec tt onal Ex cellent Condit on Ask ng $300 6 4 388 3960 550 BUilt In Self Cleanmg Mag c Chet Oven $50 6 14 446 2323 After 1 BOO 537 9528 d-J 1969 Muslang 6 Cyli nder Auto E11cellent In! $5 000 304 675 Wood Fqr Sale $35 A Load W1!1 Delver 614 388 8010 6 4 446 0231 Concrete & Plasttc SeptiC Tank s 300 Thru 2 000 Gallons Ron Evans Enterpr ses Jackson OH l ~n A J 10 8 32 Vulnerable Both Dealer East 1 Van $4 300 614 446-4222 t 991 Cutlass L:alats Auto AIC t 990 Cors ca Aut o A/C 1992 Cu tla ss Supreme SL Cook Mo IOfS 614 446 0103 446 7375 4 OOPM 13SP 355 Re ars 0 /0 Truck exam •• 28 Heat1ng Island material 58 Bros 29 .l.uthor sibling Ana1s59 Tardy 30 Goals 60 Skinny fishes 32 Junior for one 61 Shout of 36 Of earth amusement hls1ory 62 Actress • 7 • • t 6 t989 GMC Sa fart Full Custom Sea rs cham link fence 340 fee t 5 tall two gates all post 614 560 $2 850 Or Trade 614 25B 1424 Evemngs 614 256 1687 304 773 5341 • Q2 South 1994 FoOl 48X 102 Step Deck 10 Ft 1 Inch Spread East Tool Box es Exce llent Condltton 614 25S,. 172ll 630 East •Q9854 •AKQJ 10 • 9 8 32 1988 Dodge Dakota V 6 Auto Atr Run s And Looks Good Wanted Hol s1e n het!er ca lves 614 367-Q219 GOOO USED AP P.LIANCE S Clean' $1450 614 379-9247 Loaded 614 256-1726 Ohio Valley Memonat Gardens 4 Cemetary Lots 614 445-2386 7795 6 A J 6 ..5 • 6 2 • 7 5 • 10 7 6 4 3 620 Wanted to Buy 614 992 7603 01 15 98 West 19B8 KW COE 91 Ca1425 C Square bales $2 OOea 1 mtle N on Rl 2 304 675 3960 Leave message ESTATES 52 Westwood Dove f om $260 to $334 Walk to shop 8 moves Call 614 446 2566 Equal Housmg Opportuntty Payne 1 Custom Timbering 614 446 9709 304 773 5651 Mason wv 388 8423 ANer 6 2 bedroom heat pump 2 car ga rage 5 Po1nts area $375 per month plus deposit 614 992 2001 erco 304-G75 2145 Sleep ng rooms wtth cookmg Also trat ler spa ce on r ver All hook ups Ca ll alter 2 00 p m Kenmo re 6 Stttch Wllh Sewmg Table Excellent Condition Cheapr PRIMESTAR w nler special Out Stll ng home watchtng anlenna channels & VCR rentals spectal mstallatton pr ce ftrst month free 304 736 7295 1998 Ooublewlde Repo Never lived tn owner fmancmg avatlable 304 755 5566 has a detached one car ga rage and a one car covered carport There are two covered porches both of whiCh otter a great vtew of the Oh o A1ver The hOuse IS to ca ted three mtl es nort h ol the Ravenswood Rttchte Br dge on Ohio Start Route 124 It rents lor $750 per month which ncludes Utli tiBS A depOSit Of $600 IS re qu ed If Interested can 614 843 5343 and leave a massage 614 441 5698 614 441 5167 Mas sey Harris Pace r Tracto wtde front end wlculllvators gooct cond $1 600 John Deere 212 lawn tractor 14hp Kolhe engme goo d cond $1 300 304 675 Harvest God Self Defros t ng 18 Cu Ft G E Relngera lo $100 Harvest Gold 30 InCh Mag1c Chef Range Wtth Top & Bottom Oven $200 D1nmg Room Set W lh Oval Table 39x60 Has 1 Leal 12 Inch es Wtde 6 Chatrs & Ltghted Cht na Cabmet $400 614 388-8670 1985 Manston 14~70 2br 2 bath !trep!ace v1 nyl stdtng ask ng $11 000 OBO 304 675 7530 attar 1996 Schult 3bedrooms 2baths cia 2 decks bu ld tng vmyl s d tng shtngled roof~ 675 1275 nets The house has lots ol etas e t space and storage areas II Repaired New & Rebutll In StoCk Call Ron Evans 1 800 537 9528 1984 Toyo ta E.:t ended Cab .2 WD 5 Speed NewT res Extra 3 bedroom moblle home m M d dleport no pets 614 992 5858 1985 Clayton 14x70 three bed rooms one and 112 ba1t1 washer and dryer $8999 make otler 614 992 3684 or 614 992 5963 1610 dmmg area and modern kitchen with lots o l co unter s and ca b1 JET AERATION MOTORS 720 Trucks for Sale • 6 K 73 • 9 6 4 • J 8 5 John De ere M T parts $100 5 foot d sc $100 614 247 2961 985 4291 Down And $150/Mo Free Dellv ery 1 SOO 251 5070 1996 Redm ond Mtrage 161180 3 Bedrooms May Fman ce Wtth Sufi ccea t Down Pa yment Can Leave On Rented lol 61 4 446 Ctrcle Motel Lowes! Rat es In Town Newl y Remodeled HBO Ctnema.: Showl tme & Ot sney Weekly Rates Or Monthly Rales Const uctlon Workers Welcome 949 2217 North 1978 Chevy Pi ck up 350 350 T H runs good body fau • $1 000 304-G75 5403 614 992 3725 4pm FINANCIAL or hobby area a room ofl the master bedroom wh1ch co uld be a nursery or oHtce nee hv ng room Furnished Rooms Fo r sale 1Q88 Cutlass Calais $225 614 247 2961 Hydraulic otl lowes ! price tn town Vent lree gas heaters pro pane & natural gas on sate now Stde(s Equ pment 304 675 7421 1 800-499 3499 446 1400 or mght 450 Snowman ~~~~~~------~.· 446 4263 Call belween 1pm 5pm 736 7295 FREEDOM HOMES 01 Nl1ro WV 304 722 7127 room and bath with a walk m Cios el three bther bedroo ms a sec ond lull bath laundry room I brary game 40 Kind of plck7 42 Nautical rope 43 Wonderland girl 45 Adams 13 Hebrew letter j 14 Fulure L( Bs 610 Farm Equlp111ent Spectal lmancmg available 304 Spec•al Ftnanc ng Available 304 on all mulll sections Limited Time Only' 1100 Indoor rattan patio furniture glass lop dmtng table wtth fou r cha trs co uch and two chatr s co !le e table and end table all cush10ns mcluded $500 Brolhers Word Processor ltke new $100 614 2br 2 bath mobtle home fur mshed on commerctal lol 614 843 5350 1957 Upsta•rs and Downstairs aparl ments Available 91 Cedar Trailer and Cottage At Porter (614) 388 722 7148 or 304 722 7140 SINGLE PARENT PROGRAM 736-7295 SINGLE PARENT PROGRAM 304-~5 n gh1 Call Pam or Shelley 740 388 0303 or 740 388 9168 Day 304 722 7146 Three acres three bedroom house w ttl two car garage addt !tO nal 3 ca r garage poo 614 $999DOWN Will care for the elderly day or New doublewtde I purchased wont 111 on my tot mus1 sell w 11 delive r & se t up at no charge Owner movtng Make 2 payments move In assume loan no pay ment 1111 February 1996 1 304 on au stogie sect ons 388 0302 Or Shelly 614 388 9166 Day Or Ntgh1 304 736 7295 Rtver Frontage Galhpo IS Bnck Ranc h Wrap Around Deck Cathedral LA 3 BA 2 Baths low er Level 2 Aec Rooms Wet Bar F P 1 Balh 2 Car Garage Ap pont ment 614 797 4468 $-199 DOWN W1U Care For Elderly Days Or Nights $8 00/Hr Call Pam 614 New double wtde rep o $999 dow n Free dehvery an d setup OAKWOOD HOMES NITRO 304 755-5885 Georges Portable Sawm II don I haul your logs to ttle mtll just can 230 The 2200 SQuare loot ol l1v1ng space tn lhts 1 112 story home Is DALE TAYLOR REALTY 614 992 5333 320 Mobile Homes for Sale no pets. rea l nice 614 992 5181 1744 304 755 7191 PO Box 33 Gall1polos OH45631 210 FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK Answer to Previous Puzde Ducks nephews 39 Playground 1 Russian I UNSCRAMBL E LETTERS FOR ANSWER . SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Ritual - Dough Poppy Vermm YOUNGER Youth IS when you blame everything on your parents matunly IS when everyth1ng IS blamed on the YOUNGER generat1on JANUARY 151 �.. d ' •, Page 12 • The ·Oally Sentinel Mum is .the. word· on celebrity guests at Tucson's world famous resorts TUCSON, Ariz. Tucson 's there. Employees are trained to catch resorts are a big p~rt of the celebrity scene here. They' ve harbored stars trick questions by wily fan s. Guggirecovering from addictions, nursing no says. and celebrities arc pre-regbroken hearts or just wanting a little istered so they don't have to enter through the lobby. R-and-:{. " It 's always neat to know that we Reoort s have vanous poli cie s rcga1 ·J tng celebrity guests, ranging have a reputation for kee pmg the from •,· fusing to acknowledge a privacy of people who sta> here," star's presence to proudly displaying Guggino says. Some celebrities who have an autograph book. at the El Conquistodor don't stayed Tucson's Ari zona Inn prides itself mind bein g see n.' Country mustc on never revealing a cc lcbniy has Garth Brooks hung out in superstar stayed there . the lobby and by the pool and ate in As is true of 111any resorts, the Inn the resort '!\ restaurant r~gisters celebrity guests under ficti At Locws Yentana Canyon tious names . " If someone calls and asks if a Resort, empl oy ees arc forbidden to certain celebrity is here," says ge n- discuss a celebrity' s visit with anyeral manager Maria Lane. "we can one outside the faci lity. " Most of the time. the employees honestly tell them that we don't have don't even know that there is a a guest here by that name." . , Even after a celcbnty has d1cd . celebrity here." says Sara Harper. Lane adds, the Inn wil l not say if the director of public relations. But some ce lebrities don't mmd P<:rson ever stayed there . . Lane says researchers at the An - lettine the staff and other Qu"'ts rona Hi storical Soc ietY pore over know, they a~c stayi ng there. ' For instance. com:icrgc Victoria pl]otos taken at the Arizona Inn scqrching for fam ous 'faces . Even Cote says, actor R1 chard Drey fu ss then , she adds. the inn will not con - walked about freely . " He was very low key. He was at the regtstratlon f(rm the guest's name. When actress Julia Roberts hrokc desk in Bermuda shorts and nobody off her engagement to Ke1fer Suther- recog n1zed l1im ... When the mov ie "'ll1rec Ami land. she weathered the media stonn with boyfriend Jason Patrie at gas" was heing filmed at Old TucCanyon Ranch Health and F1tncss son Studios , stars Chevy Chase. Steve Martin and Martin Short Resort . But nobody knew about their pulled pranks at Vcntana Canyon. · The three stars wo uld pull up to visit unti l after they left. "Our policy is that we are not the valet station. then Chase would interested in talking about our drive furw<~rd as the v<~lct reached guests , cc lebnty or . non-celchrity.'' his door. says Beau Newton, execusays Katie Penner, d~rcct or of pubhc tive assistant manager. When the valet again reached his door. Chase relations. · Sheraton El Conquistador Resort would drive backward . " Marlin Short was a great guy." and Country Club appears to be popular with musicians , but unless Newton adds . " He had hi s fam1ly someone spots a tour bus. fan s may here . He took care of everybody when he left. " never know 'they were there . Another' Vent ana Ca nyo n · "We cncouraec ce lebrities to usc a fal se name ." ; ays Kim Guggmo. conc1crge IS proud or. the fac t that director of sales and marketing. so comedian David Spade owes him employees have no way of knowing' $7. Cote says. He'd rather keep who is staying there or has stayed Spadp's IOU than ge t the $7 back. .. • . 1994 FORD TAURUS GL 1991 MAZDA MPV Auto A!C, AM/FM cess, tilt, power windowslocka, cruise Auto, V6, A!C, cess, mini van, Ioadedlll Vol. 48, NO, 191 IC1998, Ohlo Votiey Publishing Company NEW CAR TRADE·I ..~ By JOHN SEEWER private ly operated prison. which is in Associated Press Writer Youngstown. COLUMBUS - Operators of ' The Northeast Ohio Correc tiOnal pnvate pri sons would face more Center, which opened 10 May. housscrutiny under a bill that also would es about 1.500 mmatcs from Washcreate a privately run lockup for in gton . D.C.. and Nevada. has had at repeat drunken ~rivers. least 12 stabbmgs and is on tnc verge The pri son for DUI offenders of major trouble . said Sen. Robert wou ld become only the second lock- Hagan . D-Young stown. up in Ohio to be operated by a private "I don:t want another Lucasvi lle, .. company. Hagan sai d. rcfern ng 10 the April Senate lawmakers approved the 1993 ri ot at the Southern Ohio Corbi ll 23-8 on Thursday. But the deci- rcelional Facility that left 10 dead . sion to incl ude the DUI prison in the . "This place is out llf control. " leg islation rankl ed Democrats who RCprcscnl ati ves of Correcti ons say the arrangement will cost union Corp. of America in Nashville. Ten n.. prison guard jobs. which operates the Youngstown lockThe hill originally was intended to up, disputed claims of problems at the deal with problems at the state's on ly prison. Timothy Bojan owski , an 1997 FORD F·150 4 WHEEL DRIVE ONLY 15,000 MILES. RUNS LIKE A NEW' ONE! 1993 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN 1986 OLDSMOBILE Auto, A!C, V6, cruise, tilt, extended length. CUTLASS SUPREME NICE FAMILY VEHICLE 1988 FORD THUNDERBIRD 2 Door, auto, VB, cruise, only 34,000 miles. =$5995 PRE·DEBATE SESSION • State Rep. Ronald Gerberry, left, D· Canfield, and Sen. Robert Hagen, D·Youngstown, meet Thursday, on the Senate floor prior to debate on legislation that will regulate privately owned prisons. (AP) 1994 FORD THUNDERBIRD LX Old body styel, auto, A!C, power equipment, VB, cruise, tilt MAG WHEELS • . House passes anti-gang bill Auto, VS, A!C, cass, cruise, tilt, windows-locks. WAS$11,995 =· $8,995 1993 FORD TEMPO GL 1993 FORD TEMPO GL 2 door, 5 spd, A/C, AMI/Fiftl cass * Bright Blue• ' $ 2 Door, auto, A/C, ANI/F~ftl cass, • Dark Green• . PER MO. 1993 EAGLE VISIC!JV Auto, A!C(,~~;.,, pO\II&rl equipment, cruise, AM/FM stereo ONLY 68,000 MILES Reg. . Full ea. pc Queen set King set Sale $199 $699 . $449 $999 $649 $369 Sertarest II pc. n (} ' 8 9 T w iea. 1 ea. pc Queen sel King set ea. eg. Sale $649 $469 $799 $529 $1099 $799 Reg. . Sale $259 $499 $799 $129 $339 $479 Serta Perfect 8 1996 MERCURY COUGAR XR7 A!C, • AM/FM cess, leather moonroof 1995 FORD MUSTANG GT Auto, VS, A!C, AM/FM cass, power locks, spoiler. LOCAL TRADE 1995 MERCURY COUGAR Auto, V6, AM/FM power wlndows-1 ......... ,1 cruise, tilt ONLY 29,000 MILES Chaparral Ellie Full ea. pc Queen set King set for dn vcrs. prior to hitting the snowy or icy byways. to ask. "Is this trip really necessary?" Often, dri vers deem trips necessary when they rea lly arc not. If a trip cannot be delayed, dri vers should check on road am,l weather conditions along ~he travel route pri or to leaving. in order to be prepared. The Ohi o State Highway Patrol operates a toll -free hot line Rroviding information about weather and road conditions in all BB co untie s in the state. By call ing the number --· 1-888- $669 $499 $899 $639 $1199 $899 ill·= " \ -.._ COLUMB US (AP) - The Ohio Commillee for Severe Weather Awareness recommends remaining in your car if you are stranded. If nothing else, vou are guaranteed shelter, something you will not have if you ieave your vehicle during a winter emergency. Other tips include: •Tying a red doth •• a handkerchief or hand towel, for instance •• to your antenna, driver dour handle or outside mirror. • Keeping the exhaust pipe dear of snow, Poisonous g~scs tiller into your car if the pipe is clogged. • Running the eqgilw and heater for shorl periods or time ·- no more than 10 minu'tes ever)· hour. Crack open a dow nwind window for ventilation. • Lighting a flare to let people know that you' re in the car. • Using tloor mats, seat covers and blankets for added warmth, If you must leave your car during a blizzard, secure a lifeline of rope or cord to your car to avoid becoming lost or disoriented, • Never cal snow. It will chill you. Instead, melt it for emergency drinking water. 23!1!~pcS•I• 106 East Main Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (614) 992-~671 Hagan sa1d mcludin g the proposal to pmatllC the DUI pri son forced hHn and other Democrat!'. to vote :.tl!alllst the hi"ll . Hagan questi oned w~hL:thc r privatizmg the rri ~(m wou ld :-.av~.: the state money. The slate w1JI start construct ion in ntHthcast Ohio thi s year on the $ 11 mil1 1on minimum-sccu nty prison in Clr:11lnn The rri . . on is needed h CI.<IU \C oJ' a new Jaw that wi ll >end pcuplc whn ~.:o mmit muh1pl e DUI n!lcrl'.c:o. to longer jail terms. Hou:-.e lawmakers now wtll decide whetha 1D •i.lgrec with the Se nate "s . changes m the hill If they Llnn 't. thc ne\1.' 1\'g ul atiom would he del ayed or killed . studies to develop a general model and baseli ne mfonnatiun 1"01 cvalu· ati ng the efficiency of any district in the state, it continued. The Board also cominucd its dis~.:uss i o n of the cont..: nt and format of the loca l report cards . Representati ves of the Ohio Business Roundtable and the Officc .or Governor George V Voinov 1ch atlcndcd . The B<'ard is expec ted to consider the lln al format and content of the lot.:al report cards at 1ts next meeting on Fch. 9 and 10. During the mcctint: tl1c Board also focu sed on issues related to gover· nancc. such as communit y .;chools and governan ce of Cleve land Puhlic Schools. as we ll as issues related to leaching and leadership. Also among the Board's work this week was the estahi 1Shment of its eomm1llccs for the comin g year. ~1s we ll as bcg mnin g the work of tho:-.c ~ om m ittccs . In keeping with the ovcralll oc u' ol lis wnrk in the co mmg year. the Buard estahli shcd a Fl'\Cal Account · ability Commilt ce. chal1cd ,hy Mela nic s~lle:-. of Cinl'i nnal l: a Pcrtnrmancc Accountah tiHy Comm ittee. ch;mcd hy Jose ph D. Roman ol h urview Par: a Governance Cnmmit lcc, ciJ;urcd hy Sue Westendorf of Napoleon. and a Teachin ~ and Leadcr<hip Comni iuce. c ha~rcd hy Cyrus B. R1chard"'"· Jr nl Bethel. 1 ··M y pl~dgc to the cill t..: ns of I he Fourth Appe ll ate DIStrict. ,hould I he ~ ucc c ~~ ful 1n thi:-. cndcowor. is quite ... unplc ." Evan s ~ i.lid . "Timely. unhi '"ed pc rfonnan~·c and fulfillment or the du ties and oh l1gations as a judge of our court of appl·al s ",[ do not sed to fi II the .shoes of Judge Stephenson. who has served 1he ri ti 1.em . hcnd1 and har uf the Fourth Appcl lotc Di strict with such diSiinctwn for 30 )Cars ... he added. "I do. however. look forward. with eager anticipation. to the npportun_ity to s uccc~d Judge Stephenson m thi ' ex tremely import ant office. as wel l a:-.1hc campaign aero:-.'\ 1he di:-.trict for that scat on the couyt (') f appc.1ls . A ~raduat c of the Ohio Northern Un1v.:-rsit y College of Law. Evml\ received hi s juris doctorate with di stinction in 1'175. He served as a.IS IS· tant Galli a County pmsccuting attorney in 1'176-77. He was vtCC· prc'\ 1dcn1 ell the Stu· dent Bar Assoc iation m I'172-73. wa' the law studcnl di vis ion rcprc:-.cnta· Li ve to the Amen can Bar As . . oci ati on in 1972-74 and the Sixth Di stnct governor in 1974. He served on the Cn rnmi :-.s ion \JI\ Gri evances and DISc ipline for th e Oh1 o Su preme Court from January I'19' until April 1997. serv ing as ib vice chair in 19% and 1997. A member of th e Galliil Count y Republ ican Ccnlral and E x....:l' utt v~ co mmittee'\ since J9X4. E\an-. wa~ the.: cxcculi ve committee ch:unnan fro m 19X(1 until 1'195. He ;md hh w1k. B..:th . arc the par ~ cnts ol thrcl' cll lldn:n. Ev,111:-. I'• the ..,l'L"CliHI RL'puhii GIIlltl dcdare fo rth~.-· GOP 110illlltdlion tn the Ma y ) r nm ;u·y M .ti"I L' ILI Mtlnl l' · ip al Coutt Jud gl' Mill Nut utn antwu n ~o: cd ht... ctnd t d : ~~.: y 1,,...,1 n11 lilt h · Twn Dcmttnah. - Atl k' lh Coun ty Common . Pka ... Jud ~l! 1.. 1\l.m Coldshc n y anJ Sc rol n CnurH ] Prch · l.' l" Ui t n ~ /\Horn e) Lynn Al ;m David T. Evans Gnrn ... h:m-' ha ve a lrca.dy an nounccJ cand t ti ~JL"Il'., lor thel r p ar~ 1 ~ ·.., nom111a1ion In run lor Stephen· . . un ·., ... cat. Sales tax increase would cut jobs in Ohio Stranded! ANDERSON'S FURNITURE Tue-Sat 9 :30 to 5 Mon 9:30to 8 "We can neither move forward for all Ohi o students th ro ugh without facing the need to improve . inrrcased · fi scal and perform ante both fiscal and performance account- accountahil ity and efficiency. accordability for every Ohio student and in c to a release fro m that ofri cc. school, nor can we deny the crucial 'Key co mponents of performance need to improve the efficiency.of all accountab ility arc the local report districts and school buildings," said cards and a study of sc hool district Board President Jennifer Sheets of efficiency. Both were among the Pomeroy following thi> week's meet- Items the Board diScussed during the ing ur the State Board of Ed ucation. its four-day meeti ng and plannin g "Thi s is a unique t1me in the his· session on Jan. I0 through 13. tory of publ ic education. The public The study of school district effi iHalling for not on ly increased per- ciency is an attempt by the Board to formance, but assurance that their identify the unique operational and in vestment is being well spen t," she instructional charac teristics and prat:continued . tices of those school district s providTile State Board of Educati on this in g students an adequate education. week made solid gains toward the release stated. , improvtno educat ional op po rt u nit1 c~ The study wi ll usc a series of ca'c ' c OSP hotline provides area motorists tips on weather, road conditions 4995 or 119 •21QTwinpc. anorncy for the company. said the difficui11cs were overstated and that the pri son followed many of the same guidelines that arc m place at state pnsons. The new reg ulati ons would :-.ct standards for prisoner care. clanl y who is rcsponSihlc lor an inmate cscaoc and allow local authoritll.':-. to mve ~ti gate probl ems at the prison. The bi ll also wou ld rcqu~re Youngstown to negotiate a new n m· tract with the prison operators. The origin al dea l has hecn crit iCiled because the city gave the for-profn company land, orfcrcd multi -y ear tax di scoun ts and agreed to protect the $40 million prison against losses and court damages. Gallipolis attorney seeks 4th District post ONLY 34,000 MILES Serta Perfect Sleeper" Chaparral Plus cents A Gannett Co. Newspaper State Board of Education .focuses on fiscal-· .and performance accountability, efficiency COLUMBUS (.\P) Gang objec tions of ihe Ohio Prosec uting ' members who commit felonies would Attorneys Association. w~i ch sa id it spend more time in rrison under a bill duplicates an existing anti -orga ni zed approved by House l;owmakcrs. crime law and is 100 compli cated. The bill, approved 83- 11 ThursRep. Ed Jc rsc. D-Eucl id. attribday, would tack an extra three years uted the legislation to election-year onto the sentences of gang members po lit i~.:king . who commit violent crimes. It also _ :· Who want-s to vote again st a bill creates a legal dcllnition of a crimi- that 's l;ibelcd 'anti -gang ·l'" Jcrsc nal gang. said . " Nohody wants 10 sec a-30-sccGallipolis attorney David T. Evans Backers say the tougher penalties ond commercial that says they're soft announced his candidacy for the has arc necessary because of increas in g o n cnmc. gan g activity in the state. Ohio now Rep. Jnn Malon. R-Bcx ley. con- Republican nomination to ~n this ranks fourth - with 17.000 ~a n g ceded that :-.omc prosecutors may not fall for the scat on the Fourth Distncl members - in the country. usc the new anti -gang law. But he Court of Appeals that will lie vacat~~~~1y own nc1ghhorhond . I am ' s~nd rt was still a use ful tool that law ed by the retiring Judge Earl E. · con ron ith tl1is every day... said enfmccm ~ nt could u ~c in some cas~ Stephenson of Portsmouth . "The opportunity to serve the cit Rep . John R-Tolcdo. th e cs. hi II" s sponsor. The hill now head s to the Senate izens or these· counties in thts capacThe hill was ap ovcd m·cr the for cn ns1dcra1r on. ity is one thai I truly rcli s!•." said Evan s. 50. a Gall ta County nati ve Is this trip necessary? who has operated a local law practice since November 1975. "[ belie ve that my 22 years in the private prac.ticc of law. as a solo general practiti oner 10 a predominantly rural cnviromncnt. g i ve~ rnc the cxpcricn~.:e and vi sion necessary to he qualified to hold th iS most important of po siti on, ," he added. By BRIAN J. REED 264-7h2.1 I I ·K~X - 20H ROAD) ·· The appe llate court covcrin£ 14 Sentinel News Staff Jri\i.! l ~ ca n recl'iw regu larl y upda1ed sou1hcrn Ohio counties. mclu'ding . Snow and rumors of snow conJure rnfunnat to n. ~ ..t hour:-. a day. for ~m y Gallia and Mcit!-.. rev iews dec isio n ~ up images of slick roads and icy dri - Ohto nmntv. :-.l'vc r,t l· llll.'lrorolttnn from the h>w~r courb. aiTi rming. ving conditions. nnd ye t many _dri ~ areas. and ~;II intcr:-. tatcs throughout rc\'ersi nl!. nwdifymg or :-.ettmg aside vcrs insist on driving regardless olthc.: · OhiD. Th~ hotl111c G ill he ac~c:-.:-.c d their jud g m e n t~ . road conditi ons. thro ugh any t o ul"ll · ton~ tc lcphonl' . According 10 Lt. Wayne McG lone Lt. McGlone :-. u1!~c s t s the fol low- Study reveals of the Gallia/Mcigs Post of the Oh1o ing li p~ tu cn ~un: ~ ;k r dti Ying J ur· State Highway Patrol. Hts rrnport :.tnt ing -.n~w-'Y. weather AUTO, A/C, AM/FM STEREO CASS, TWO-TONE BLUE MONTHS SAME Al CASH 2 Sections, 12 Pages, 35 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, January 16, 1998 New rules set for private prisons ,· Beau Newton of Loews Ventana Canyon Resorts holds the three foot tall autograph book that bears Wynonna and Naomi Judd's remarks about their visit to the famous sight. When cc lchriue s leave the resort . were there even after they 've departthey arc asked to Si gn a 3-foot -tall. cd . say s Nancy Allison. director of leather-hound autograph hook . public relations. "Once the cc lchritlc s arc gone." ''V..'c don '1 release any names. not Harper say s. " it \ fun "to tell people even after the fact. " she adds. who has been here ... "We're interested in repeat guests. At Miraval. Li fe in Balance We want our guests to know that Re sort . empl oyees arc coac hed on their selection of where to stay is how to treat cc lchnties . kept under the strictest of conft··u ndcr no t: in: um stanccs i ~ there dencc ." nny autograph·scc king or gigg ling So.mc celebrities don 't mind or point ing t~ " m out. " says Mary mak1ng their presence known . Ya lker. coordinator of public reiaIn that case. she says. "It doesn't tions. " If an empl oyee is caught take long for the word to spread that doing thi s or a ce lebrity complains someo ne has seen a celebrity out in about 11. the empl oyee 1s tcm11 nat- a pubhc area of the resort." cd." There 's a saying that ira traveler Over time . she adds. employees leaves something behind , a return hccomc so accustomed to seeing trip is guaranteed. If so, look for celebrities a star sightmg IS no h1g Elton John ~ the Westward Look deal. Resort ; 245 E. Ina Road, ncar TucOnly one celchrit y gue st. super- son. model Chri stie Bnnkley.. has given John. an avid tennis player, left a permission to reveal she has stayed pair of tenni s shoes there years ago. at the resort. Valkcr says. . says Catherine Rourke, director of The Westin La Pal oma resort also public relations. will not co nf"i rm celebrit y guests ' ' · Cloudy tonight . . near 30. Saturday , I snow likely, High in UDIJen 30s. en tine 1994 CHEVROLET C·1500 pc. Buckeye 5: 6-8-14-19·35 • a·first _time ever Mattress Event!· '1 n . 3 9 T w iea. Pick 3: . 495 PicK 4: Sports on Page 4 McCartn. _ . supposed ly frequent a home here arc apparently untrue. Actor-director Michael Douglas Then there arc the ce lchntics who s ou~ht treatment for his sex addicand where they have autographed a "greatest hits" album. the owner come here 10 "d rv out. " which docs tion' at Sierra. nm refer 10 the ciimate . More recentl y. country sin ger Ty refused to di scu>S them . Rin go St:lrr is the mo\t pn ~ mi ­ Herndon was here ridding himself of Kevin Costner stayed here during the filmin g of "Tin Cup'' aQd "The nent . having admiltcd to k1 cking a drug hahil. Postman ," but reports that he bought <l koholi sm at S1crTa Tuc son . Duraposture Ohio Lottery_ Eastern girls , roll past Southern .' ' . 2378 --Tucson:· where the stars don~t shine TUCSON, Ariz. - Tucson 's offi cial nickname is the "Old Pueblo," but sometimes it scemti like " New Hollywood." Time and again, celebrities say they come to Tucson because of the quieL respectful way they arc treated here . "The people of Tucson arc ve ry much on your side." says Joseph Mascolo, who plays vi llain Ste fano DiMcra on· the NBC soap opera " Days of Our Lives." Mascolo was in Tucson recently tor a TV network promotion. : He has visttcd here often and has ·played in CIGNA HealthCarc C~lcbr i ty Classic tenniS tournaments . "They seem very intuiti ve ." he says. "They know when 10 stop and say hello and when not to." Pamela Marvin. who moved here with her husband. the late Lee Marvin . in 1975. agfees. "We'd go nut for dinner and people would recognize him and say hello. hut without becommg a bothcr. [ guess it 's because people like their own pn vacy. and they know · that cclchntics like theirs, too." Some celebrities have hometown tics to Tucson . The first who comes to mind is Linda Ronstadt , whose family heritage runs deep here . Ronstadt recently returned to live in Tucson after years 1n San Francisco. Comedian Garry Shand lin g. whose mother still lives here. grew up 10 Tucson and attended the Uni versity of Arizona. Other Wildcat alumni include actors Greg Kinnear and Craig T. Nelson . TV host Geraldo Rivera nnd controversial author Kitty Kelley. Pop musician Linda McCartney attended Tucson High Sc hool . ! . . tor Ted Danson lived here as a chilo. The late John Denver aH.ndcd ~.1ilcs and Keen elementary s. '· •ols and Manskld Junior High School when his father was stationed at Da vis-Monthan Air Force Base . Other stars ~.· arne to vis1t and liked it so much. tlley_movcd here . at · lca~l for a time nlis list includes actors (the late) Robert Mitchum . Stephen Baldwin and Gary Coleman:· rock personality Angela Bowie : ~:oun try-wc)o~crn .;.inl!Cr nnd movie star Rex Allen: ~. L;>nc some D<;vc'' author Larry McMurtry : and former Hollywood couple Farrah Fawcett and Lee Majors. . Tu ~::-.on· s most famous ce ldmty re sident s arc Paul and Lu\da McC:tnncy. who own property ncar Redington Pass. Earlier this year. Arizona Citizen n~wspapcr reporters tncd to locate the McC~rtncy s' spread and get Tucsdnans to go on rcco,rd about McCartney sightings'. But no one would blah. At Tin o's Pi u.a. ·which the Thursday, January 15, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio · - Winterizing your vdm:lc and following the manufat.:turcr's maintenance schedule arc importan t preventive methods. - Wipers. tires. ligh ts and lluid levels shoui J be checked reg ularly. Dnvers should check brake, and the transmisSion and luhncmc door and trunk loc ks with a loc k lubricant to prevent freezing . - Before leaving on a trip, dn vcrs should notify a friend . relati ve or coworker of travel plans. includin g desContinued on page 3 Ohi o \n~ld lose '19.000 jobs if legislators ;.a;king on sc hool-funding reform increase the state sales tax hy a pe nny per Jollar. according to a new study commissioned by the Nationa l Taxpayer, Un1on of Oh1o. · Tile loss of jobs resulting from rai sing the tax from 5 pcrccnt.. to 6 percent would shrink ' tatcw id e payroll s hy $3 billion. the report say, . The Beacon Hill Institute. a nonprofit research group at Suffolk Uni . vc.:rsity in Boston. perlorrncd lhc Eastern board organizes The Eastern Local School Board organized during their regular meeting on Wednesday evening.. New boa rd member Roger Will ford and Greg Ba1ley, who was ele,tcd to a >ccond term , were adminis·tcred the oat h of offi ce, as was clerk Li~a Ritchie. ·John Rice was named prc~idc nt of the board . and Bail oy vice president. Wi llford was named liai son to the Ohi o School Board Association. Bond was approved for Ritchie. The regular board meeting was set for the third Wednesday at 6:30p.m. Clayto n Butler, Eastern High School principal, updated the board on state mandates Ulld the need for an extended mathematics and sc ience program in order to mee t state req uireme nts. The hoard discussed a poss ible guidance and LD.C. position in the new elemen tary sc hoo l, and a pro- gram for JUnior high ..;t utlents to address abstinence lrorn ~ex. dru g~ and al cohol approved hy the hea lth dcpartmcnt·and Fami ly and Children hrst granl. Munit·Air ""wa:-. arpro vcd a~ 1hc prov tdcr of triennial inspecti on for ashcslO.; contammg m a t c rwl ~ and Pi onee r Pipe . of Mariett a wa' ,1pprovcd for the installation or telephone wiring at the new building. Rttchte was given authority to advertise for School Net wirin g. ~ The board approved Kelly Sattcrlicld. Roy Johnson and Jared Spencer as substitute teachers for the I'1971998 school year, on an as-needed basis. The next board meetin g will be held on February 18 at 6.30 p.m. at Ches ter Element ary School. The board will begin rotatin g it s meeting locati ons effective next month . -.tully. wh1ch \\;t\ to he rc lca~cJ Ju r~ rn !! a new-. L·on krclli.:C today at the StaJehnu'l' Slall' lawm .I ~ L' ' ' arc u m.-. Jt.knng a -..lk \ t;n 1ncr~.-·,,..,L" to rahe m o n ~:y to lunJ 'c honl' Tilt' Ohr n Suprl'llll' Ciiurt ga\l' the ..,l; ltl' unlll r...b rd t ~~ tn i.T;tft a lll'\'lormul .t tlut ~•Jl' lJU.th.:ly lund . . 1hc rnorC\I -.d lnoJ.., ;mJ r\..'1 ll.'..., k• ...._ 1111 I .. prope rt y l ;.tX L''~ L.1 ~ 1 \ Uitlll lCI". (in v Cil'lll b!L' Vo1no\ id1 pn1pcN:J k t ltn ~ \olcr.., d CLILk Will'lhl'l to IOU C:bl' ihl.' 'l ~t l l' \;de . . ];p; hy a r enny f'C I Unll ar In rar-.l' ~ I I hllllon lllttrl' lor ...,chonl.... But .1 L"l t. tl rl ll 111 t 1l Lt lll'l'r\ all Vi,' Rcpuh l r ca n ~ o~ nJ Dl'llltlLLlh qua-. hl'tl the 1dea anJ lkllli ll"I"JI..,cclrnplaJncJ h 1t t~r l y ,lhtlUI hcrng ll' l l out of th t.• prnl·e-.:-. . - ~ ... . ,. BENEFIT PLANNED - A benefit spaghetti d!f)ner will b ' held for Jane, Roy and Sabrina Estep and Amanda Coates, . nose · home was recently destroyed by fire. The dinner will be held Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Soutt\ Bethel New Testament Church on Silver Ridge, near Eastern High School. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 15, 1998 stanley turner