https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/886a827bd9e4f0e6ce8cd7c494983cb2.pdf 0a0b198073d6c5f26cd91f9f8876d9fc PDF Text Text .. 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. �.' .' ' .. ..... . .' .• Commentarr_ Page2 By Jack Anderson and Jan Moiler ' The fowl busmess 1s a btrd of a different feather m the bustling markets of Southeast As .a L1vc .chick, ~ A Gannett Co. Newspaper ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher ' CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Manager MARGARET LEHEW Controller Tht Srn11n tl welcomes letrerJ to the editor from fllders on • broad range of toplcl Short lttttrs (300 words or,..,} "'v• the bfst chance of belrtg publish~ TyJNd let· ''" ,,. prefe"HI and all !friY be edited Each t hould Include a signature, addret•, and daytime phone number. Specify 1 date If thttre'l a reference to a prevlout ertlcle or letter Mill ro letters to thl Ed(tor, Tht Sent/ntl, 111 Court St, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769; or. FAX lo 614-992-2157 Guest editorial: Mem'ories of Freedom March ~emain strong By HAITIE L TAYLOR In 1956 the mcdt .t focused on ,, young mm!Ster from At lama Ga . who wa~ h:ad mg non-viOlent p!Otl}st: agamst ra(,; Jal oppressiOn m the Umtcd St.1tcs 1.\s he read the newspaper\ I can recall my father sadly shak1ng h1s head and com mcntmg Those folks arc gmng to cause troub le for all of us·· My mother who was rmed m Virgm •a repli ed "l1m you don' t understand As nat1 vc Pcnnsy lvamam \\C had cxpcncm.·cd some covert dascnmmauon however when I VIS ited Virgm •a m 1946 the rcaltzatlon of open racial d1Smm1nauon was an expencnce that I w1ll never fo rget After that ""' I thought that I understood wh) southern hlach were marchmg for freedom but watchmg the news on teleVISIOn made me realize I had no conception of what southern blacks had to endure The tclcvts ton coverage produced rcvulston and fear. as well as concern for the safct) of my own children I began to wonder why people could hate another person Simply because of the color ol their skm Wtth arms hnked together, the marchers walked bravely. smgmg "We Shall Overcome." The Freedom Trail was lined wnh stone-faced law enforcement ofhccrs who stared at the partiCipants as though they were troublemakers It see med as 1f they were JUst wanmg for someone m that march to step out of line to g1vc the law an·cxcuse to act agamst them At limes, the people 10 the march were sprayed wnh fire hoses, and when they te ll from the force of the water the police beat them and set dogs on them Temporanl y. the song wou ld stop, the marcher< regrouped m lines. linked thctr arms together, nd cuntlnueu on their non-violent protest. smgmg 10 uniSon "We Shall Overcome · As an Afncan Amcncan. 1cannot bcgm to dcscnbc the outrage and anger that I felt watchmg the telcv "'" OC\\S coverage I began to question God as to why we were d1fferent Why were our people bemg subJected to such atrOCIOUS treatment' We were human bcmgs, and yet they were bemg treated as 1f they were less than human Some of the people 10 the march , while and hlack were ki lled because they participated 10 the quest for human nghts Dr Kmg conllnucd to lead the marches and g~un national aucnt10n to the pl ight of the Afncan Amcncans 1n thiS country over a penod of the next 10 years Dunng th1 s decade. Alnc:w Amcru.:ans made thc1r g rca tc~ t ga1ns, and the lcdcr.tl government hcgan to respond to thw needs The march on the M.dl m w,,shmgton DC . where lit mad e. hiS famous "I Have a Dream" speec h resulted m the largest ga m of .111 The C1vil R1 ghts Act of 1964 was a tremendous accompl iShment for the sullcnng wh1ch had hecn· endured In 1994 I VIS ited Atlanta Ga . and w.1lked the Freedom Tra1l Dunn~ the long w.1lk I rom dow ntown to the 1\Lu lln Luther Kmg Mcmonal .1nd h~mc­ pla~.: c. I liJCd to mwgmc what the F1 ccdom M.m.: h must have hccn like Although rctrac mg the m~1rchcP.;. ' 'CP' w,\, .1 movmg ('X pcncn~.:c lor me I could not tckmd le the old fee lmg of 1c1uiS!on anu anger whiCh I expen cnccd m 19'56 h wasn t hcc,wsc ! h.td lmgottcn th~1t m:.tr~ h of long ago hccausc th.ll memory Wi lll11 c as long .Is I .dii'C (A native of Mount Pleasant, Pa., Hattie L. Taylor is an assistant professor of soc1al work allhe Umvers1ty of Rto Grande.) explatn to the locals how the deadly buddy Don Tyson, the company's ehaef executave, finds htmself tn the news qUtte often for a man who sells av1an ch1cken for a hvtng. 1nfluenz~ IS It w.as a lobbyasl employed by h1s ens scratch around at I armer's mar- spread company, Jam Rla1r, who helped first kets -- and are often beheaded as a Humans can lady H•IIaaj'Rodham Chnton make customer courtesy at the che~k-out only contract a kilhng tn t~.e commodities market the diSease counter back when her husband was goverThat's a far cry from the cello- from contact nor of Arkan sas In the transaction, phaned. plucked and frozen carcass- wtth an mfect- Moller & Anderson H1llary Rodham Chnton made es Amencans bnng home from their ed fl VC biTd, $1 00,000 tn JUSt over a year"s time grocer's freezer But Amencan poul- and the mfectlon has been confmed on a mea sly $1,000 mvestment try pracuces are slowly catchmg on to fl ocks m Ch10a ustng Blatr"s market expertiSe The ads, of course, stress a m Chma and Japan And so are some More recently. Tyson's generous healthy alternative frozen. USDA- treatment of fanner Agnculture Secof our b•gge st ch1ckcn wholesalers If there 's a s1lver linmg for the approved, Amencan-ra~sed b~rds retary M1ke Espy prompted a federUnncd States m the deadly outbreak that are guaranteed to be disease- al Judge to levy fines totalling $6 million agamst the company of mnucnza m Hong Kong II IS the free ln fact. the ad campa1gn IS only opponunny n presents for Amencan Tyson has pleaded gUtlty 1n coun ch•ckcn compan1es The recent flu the latest example of the growmg to Illegally showenng Espy wnh outbreak led Hong Kong authont•es clout of U S food compamcs '" more than $12 ,000 worth of g•fts. to k1ll more than I 5 million chick- ASia. particularl y m Hong Kong mcludmg maugural llckets, box While the world watches carefull y seats at a Dallas Cowboys playoff ens to protect the public health Presumably. hungry Hong Kong to sec 1f the mOu enza spreads game and a $1 ,200 college scholarresidents wr ll soon be hankcnn g for beyond Hong Kong, poultry eompa- ship for Espy s g~rlfncnd The g1fts processed Amcncan ch1ckens And mes arc licking the IT hps m anliCipa- came at a lime when Espy was cons•denng •mplcmentmg rcstnctmns fortunately fo r the U S poultry tlon of ever-growmg market shares And the company wilh the most that would cos! the company $30 1ndustry. our very own Department of Agncullure IS p1ckmg up the tab to gam JUSt happens to have run malhon for an ad vcn~<mg campa1gn toutm g afoul of U S law nght about the The fine ISO 't so bad. conSidcnng t1mc thmgs took a bad turn for Chithe safety of Amcncan biTds that Tyson d1d over $6 5 billion m nese ch1cke ns Arkansas-based A $ 170.000 ad campa1gn , sales last year and that the company Tyson Ch~eken financed by a USDA grant. was w1ll hang on to their $200 m1lhon Poultry potentate and presidential launched m Hong Kong last week to contract wuh the government to pro- 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 614-992-21_56 • Fax 992-2157 ARE YOU GAMBLING f-10.~ ONTH5 INTERNET?;::::::.:::::- JUST TRYING TO SIGN ON. vtde chtcken for mthtary and school lunches. And h ke thetr fnends tn the Whne House. the Tysons (Don Tyson and hiS son and v1ce president, John) w11l now enJOY •mmuntly from further spcc tal counsel mvesugataons All m all. not a bad deal for a company whose fortunes have men consaderably smce their fnend Clin tqn was elected to the While House Ltke hts fnend tn the Whtle House, Don Tyson has spent the last few years cultlvattng connectiOns m Asta, mcludtng a proposed venture wath the IndoneSia-based L1ppo Group Ltppo, you 'II recall. came under mtcnse mcd1a scrutiny last year after cv1dcnce surfaced that the conglomerate exchanged campa1gn cash for access to the Clinton Wh1te House The Tyson-L1ppo assoctat1on began m the early months of the Clmton admmiStrallon when Htllary Clinton's fonner boss at the Rmc Law Fnm mtroduccd Don Tyson to a group of L1ppo executives Though noth10~ ever matcnal"cd. the two l~rms diScussed scttmg up JOIIlt poultry. seafood and gram complexes m Chma. as well as other cquuy partnershtps. Other Astan d1gmtancs also ' showed a di stmct mlcrcst 10 Arkansas· poultry mdustry after Chnton got elected The vtcc premier of Chma toured Tyson's processmg plant m 1994 saymg he cspccrally appreciated the company slogan, "Fcedmg You L1kc Famtly" About lh1s ltme. export husmcss suddenly took ofT for the ch1ckcn g~ant m Asta In 1992, Tyson dtd less than $20 m1lhon m busmess m Chma. Two years later, Tyson "s bards were bnngmg m more than $50 mtllion, as the company became the handsdown export leader m Hong Kong, Japan and Chana Over the last year, Tyson's worldw1dc export busmcss has grown to nearly $1 billion annually For a company whose fonuncs have grown so ~ .ght Since 1992, a $6 mal !ton fine r!1' .1Unls 10 "chtckcn feed Jack Anderson and Jan Moller are writers for United Feature Syndicate, Inc. By William A. Rusher If there " one Democ ratiC myth that annoys me more than any other II IS the old chestnut that Republicans ·f:l\or tax. cuts lor the nch · that demagogues can usc thiS to undcnmnc the case lor L1ke most h1 g: lies th ts one con tams an annoy mg kernel ol truth Smcc the top 5 percent ol tn<.:omc earners p.1v h.1ll ol .111 the mcomc taxes lolkucd hy the government and the hntt om SO percent pay only a 20th of them any p!Oposal to cut ta Kes 1s almost . . urc to la\or the nrh · But the -Dcmon.lls 1111phcallon 1s th.n Rcpuhllcans w,tnt to cut taxe s hclausc they a1c llhltnctlvcl) sympathetiC towa1d the nch And th.lt ,.., not only lulsc hut tends to prc1cnt people lmm undcrstandmg wh) tax cuts arc unp01 tant to the health of the nauon tant Repuhl• c.m values as lrcc trade He then con cludes. ·· In thc1r relent less pursuit ol Rusher further tax h1 eaks lor the nch. Rcpuhltcans could end up dcstroymg the very prospcnty they purport to seck · sud1 Impor- But let that pass What ahout the Republicans alleged · relentless pursull ol further tax hrcaks lor the nch ' I have hccn .1 Repuhhc.m practi cally all my hie In .111 that lllnc. I have ncvc1 hccn wll.tt p.1sscs these d.ays lor ·· nch And 11 has never crossed my mmtl to spe nd my hie work mg: to dcnc ~H;c the tax hurdcn on those who arc For one thmg I can take the nrh or leave them alone I h,t\C known .1 lair number ol nch people. mcluumg a lew who arc re.tlly nch. ,md they vary all over the pl.1ec Most arc about average. or a cut ahnvc as One could spend thiS whole col- human hc1ngs go A lew arc really umn pmntmg out tlut ( I) II you dcsp!cahlc The nchcst of them all diVIde Amcncans mto live numcn - happens to he a m.m wnh one of the cally equal groups (or qumttlcs ) sweetest and k1nucst pcrsonaht1e' I based on thc1r 1ncomc. (2) let the · have ever cncnuntcrcd But none ol Amcncan economy grow as rohust- them needs. or w1ll get, my help m ly as II has tn the last seven years lowcnng thc1r taxes s1rnply hccausc and (3) Simultaneo usly keep llood - I have some ovcrpowcnng urge tn mg the country wnh both legal and serve them I Jon · t 1llcgal unmrgrants w1l ling to work What I have notlccu howe ver. IS for peanuts. the gap between the top that tn a Ircc economy nch people and bottom qumttlcs IS ahsolutely play an ahsolutcly md!Spensable bound to grow role m provaumg the carnal needed William A. Rusher is a Distinguished Fellow of the Claremont Institute for the Study of States· manship and Political Philosophy. ?" Today in history By The Associated Press Today IS Fnday Jan 16. the 16th day of 1998 There .lfC 149 uays left In the yc.1r Tod.1y\ H1ghlight m Hi story On J.u1 Ill 19 ~0 Pmluhlll on hcgan as the IXt h Amendment to the US Constllullon tool-. cllcLt It w,as later repealed hy the 2 1st Amendment On tim d.\le In 15~7 h.m the Tcrnhk was ( ,owned Ct.lr ol Ru sSI,! In IKK 1 the U S Cn d Sen ICC CommiSsi on w,Js cstahl"hcd In IYI9 Nchraska Wyommg and M!Ssoun hccamc the 16th 17th and 1~th ,t,ltcs to r.ltll) Pwhlhltl on. whiCh we nt mto ellcct a year later In 1'144 Gcn Dw1ght D EiSe nhower took co mmand nl the Alhcd 10\aslon l or~.:c 1n London , · In JY64 the muSic,ll Hello Dolly'· starnng Caro l Channmg opened on Br<'~td \\,1)' hcg '!'"'"!:! a run of 1 X44 performances , In J%7 Al.m S Buyu W<J' sworn mas the lrrst sec1c tar) of transponatl on In 197X NASA named 15 cand idates tony on the space shuttle . mclud Ing SJIIy K R1dc who hcL:amc Amcnca's first woman m .s p:1cc . and Gu1on S Bluf ord l1 "ho hccamcAmcncas first black astronaut •n space In 1991 the While Ho_usc announced the start of Operati on Desert Storm to dmc lr.1q1 forces out nf Kuwall In 1992 nfli c•al' of the government of El Salvador and rebel leaders "gncd a pact 111 MexiCo Cny cndmg 12 ycurs of uvtl war that had left .11 least 7S 000 peop le dead By George R. Plagenz Scm1nanans arc not, a.."i a rule. a harrel of laughs at a party Their 1dea of fun IS to compare notes on some pal•mpscst or argue about the authorship of the Pentateuch As a result, they rarely get mvlled to part1cs They arc not ordmanly what you would call good company Wilham Parker Horton, my erstwhile fellow scmmanan . was different He was good company When I walked over to hiS room on Massachu setts Ave nue m Cambndge Ma» . one evemng to study wnh h1m for a New Testament exam we were taktng the next mornmg . B1ll • was puttmg a gluehkc substance on a rubber hand A sptral notebook of class notes la y un opened on the floor B•ll would get to that later For now. there was the JOb of wat!Jng for the glue substance to dry on the rubber hand so Bill's latest mvcnuon -- the an11nated angleworm -· could be rcad1ed for 1ts test m the Cape Cod Canal the next day Bill was prcparmg to corner the market on f1shm g ban' What he had done was to take a ' rubber band (WIS( II and cover 11 With a so luble gelatinous substance wh1ch was allowed to harden When the rubber band was put mto water. the water Plagenz would penetrate the solub le gclat mous substance and the twiSted rubber hand would start to unw1nd 1n the manner of a sqU1nn10g worm We ll. the nex t day's test m the canal was successful. and B1ll went on to apply for a patent and even manufac tured a few batches of the amma\cd angleworm s But marketing the worms turned out to be a p10blem, and B1ll settled for becoming a m1mstcr The temptat•on here " to say he became a fisher of souls 10stcad, but I w1ll rcfram fron1 that I forget how Btll dtd on the New Testament exam he was supposed to be studymg for while the glue hard- cncd that mght But he nc\cr pan~eked before a test He had a ready remedy for pan1c Before a lest, he would dnnk a l11tlc wmc , wh1ch he satd "e nlarges the blood vessels. eltm matmg sc ll-cnllc!Sm and fear " That tnck also kept h1m calm while he was p1lotmg hiS rented four-cy linder. two-seater plane across a stretch of ocean every weekend gomg from Woods Hole to· Nantucket Island Bill was mmiStcr of the Un1tanan church on that picturesque ISland. so I JUmped at the chance when he mv1tcd me to preach lor htm one Su nday I had never hecn up m a plane before --and Bill flew .1s 1f he hadn'1. c•thpr Our Ford motor sputtered ommously at several pomts m the ntght and t1 appeared once ortw1cc that we m1gh1 have to come down m 'h•. Atlantic Bill wasn't fnghtened. though He went on smokmg hts p1pc as he hrought the plane an wnh all the cool of a Umtcd A1rhncs pilot landmg a Bocmg 747 As for me. I trace my hfclong fear of nymg (0 that eXpCfiCil<C Bill now lives m Marlboro, Mass, and we keep m touch There , a close bond between us, a• we made up the entire m1dyear gradualtog class at Harvard D1vm1lY School , nc January When B1ll phoned over the holidays, 11 gave us a chance to sc hmooze about old t1mes He rcm mded me ol the day I stood m front <Of the speech class rcadmg from the Sermon on the Mount After I fimshcd , I sa1d somethmg about thiS bemg " the greatest sermon ever prca,hcd •·Jt wtll gtvc you an 1dea of how well I read when !tell you what Professor Packard sa1d as I >at down ' 'The Sermon on the Mount, .. he sa1d , ' may have hecn the greatest sermo~ ever preached. hut •f Jesus had dd1vcred at the way you d1d. 11 wouldn "t enJOY that reputau on today " Bill d1d beucr when he got up or course, he had prohably fort1ficd htmsclf wtth a ltule muscatel before standmg behmd the lectern. Joseph Spear is a syndicated , writer for Newspaper Enterprise Association. ,, Allte Lucalle Caldwell, 90 of Nonh Fort Myers. Fla. lormcrly ol Coolvtlle, daed Fnday. Jan 16, 1998, at her res1dence Arrangements w111 be announced by the Whue Funeral Home m Cool valle Carl Clem IMansfteld 130° I• IND •I Columb us l32° I r,(7) ~ . . a WVA Showers T-slarms Ram Flumes Snow Ice Sunny PI Cloudy Cloudy Carl Clem, 82, of Coolville, dted Fnday. Jan 16, 1998 at O'Bicness Memonal Hospital m Athens Born on Jan 22, 1915 m Jackson M1lls, W Va , he was the son of Wade and Lota S1mmons Clem He was retired from the Paul Peterson Construe lion Co and was a member of the Labors Local Umon 423 1n Cu lumhus He was a U. S Army veteran of World War 2 He ts survtved by two sons and daughters-m-law, Edward and Jcamc Hughes of Coolville, and John and Carol Clem of V1cnna, W Va , three daughters and sons-m-law, Kath)' and B1ll Barnhouse and D1ane and Don aid Barnhouse, all of Coolvtlle. and Carla and Jon Bartlett of Guysville. 12 grand~h1ldren and seve n great-grandchildren Also survmng are two brothers. Hall Clem and Robert Clem, both o1f Coolville, and one s1ster Ruth Barnhouse of Coolv1lle Bes1des hiS parents, he was preceded m death by two s1sters Mary Putman and Betty Allen , a brother, Kenneth Clem. a grandson, and two gre.ugrandsons Funeral serv1ces wtll be held Sunday at 2 p m at the While Funeral Home m Cooh11le with the Rev Dw1ght Davis offic 1a11ng Bunal will be 1n the Stewart Cemetery at Hockmgpon Fncnds may call at the fun eral home Saturday, 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m Today's weather forecast The Associated Press Southeastern Ohio Today. Cloudy. A chance of ram thiS afternoon H1 ghs m the lo wer 40s North wmd around 10 mph Chance of tam 40 percent Tontg.ht Cloudy A chance of light snow late Lows n ar 30 West wmd 5 to 10 mph Ch.mce of snow 30 percent snow Saturday L1ght likely Mamly m the mornmg . Htghs fsnow 60 111 the upper 30s Ch ance 0 percent Edended forecast Saturday mght Cloudy Lows m the upper 20s Sunday Partly cloudy dunng the day Then cloudy With. a chance of hgh t snow at mght H1 ghs 10 the upper 30s Monday Snow likely Caryl W. Tyler Caryl W Tyler 80 of Carpenter H11l Road Dexter d1cd unexpectedly ' • · · Thursday, Jan I 5. 1998 at hts restdence. Born on Jan 16, 1917 m Dexter, he was the son of the late Charles and V1ctona Tyler He was a general laborer and a member ollhe Dexter Church of Chnst and the Metgs County Semor Citizens He IS surv1ved by several cousms and church fnends Funeral scrv•ces wtll be held Sunday at 3 p m at the Dexter Churoh of Chnst wuh Gene Underwood off1c1atmg Bunal will be 1n Hugg Cemetery at Dexter Fnends may call from I p m to the t1me of se rv1ces Sunday at the church Arrangements are betng handled by Birchfield Funeral Home, Rutland r----Local briefs-__, County Court cases settled Minor injuries reported in accident Mmor IRJUncs were reported followang a two-car accident on state Route 7 near Tuppers Plams Wednesday afternoon Shaun Seth, 19, Pomeroy, was makang a left turn as a car dnven by One1ta Cole, 77. Tuppers Platns allemptcd to pass , stnkmg the leflrronl o[Seth's car, accordmg to the Gallia-Mc1gs Post ofth~ State Highway Patrol Seth's car receavcd moderate damage whtle Cole's veh•cle sustamcd heavy damage, the report and1cated Cole was cued by the patrol on a charge of 1mproper passmg Seth was treated at the scene hy the Meags County Emergency Mcd1cal Servace Man cited in accident ' . A Paducah, Ky man was cued lor fa1lure to control alter a one car acc1dent on Crew Road ncar Pomeroy Thursday mormng Elmer B Parsons III, 19, drove off the s1de of the road mto a ditch, causrng ltght damage to hts 1993 Mercury, accordmg to a Metgs County Shenffs Department rcpon No IllJUnes were reported ·One-vehicle wreck reported ' No inJunes were reported m a one-vchtcle acc1dcnt on Jacks Road an Rutland Township Tuesday even mg Julie Beth Hams. 18. Mason . W Va . was northbound when she went off the roadway and over a 15-foot embankment . causmg moderate damage to her 1989 Pontiac, accord1ng to a Mc1gs County Shenffs Department rcpon Truck destroyed in b{aze An Albany man's p1 ckup truck was dc<troyed m a fire rc sultmg from a m1nor accident .u the JUnction ul Cotten II and Mud F01d roads m Scipio Township Tuesday cvcnmg Gaylrd L Young 51 was westbound on Co tten II Road when he crashed mto ,, ditch. accordt'ng to a Mc1gs Coll nty Shen ll's Department report He felt the cngmc rllnnmg m 198 2 Dodge p•ckllp wh•eh ca ught lire . dcstloym g the veh1cle the 1eport st.llcd The Sc1p1 0 Township Volunteer Fn e Dep.ITlment responded to the scene Thursday wreck probed The Galli,1-Me1 gs Post of the State H1ghway Patrof IS lnvcsllgat mg an accident that occurred Thursd.ly .t ltcrnoon on Sumner Road ncar Chester Mcmhcrs ol the I up pers Plams squad ol the Mc1gs Count y Emergency "Mcd•cal Scrv1cc and the Chester Vo lunt eer F~rc Department responded to the scene Fred Burton Monah Legan an<! Kmtal Burton rei used treatment at the scene . accordmg to the EMS log One-vehicle accident probed prolc!\s to love so much! William P. Horton: A divine comedian • • to make the economy hum It doesn't matter whether they spend every n1ckcl they earn, or mvest a large portiOn of tl m stocks or honds nr some cntcrpnsc that ucklcs their laney. or Simply leave 11 m a hank Short ol hurymg 11 rn the ground. there " no way they c.1n prevent 11 lrom contnhutmg tn the n;llton 's pi OSJlCill y Suppose D1ck Gephardl and the felt wmg ol the Dcm<>er.IIIC Party succceJ cd In conhscatmg .111 of the pn vate wc.thh m the country and t.lxmg aw.ty whatever an md1v1dual could cam tn excess ol $50.000 a year They would cllcct•vcly have destroyed all ol the employers m Amcnc.1 What then. do you <up. p<>'C. would happen to the employees-- those' wnrkmg lam1hcs" they The Democrats had hcncr he careful what they ask lor -- they m1ght get 11 ·Attie Caldwell MICH Why give tax breaks to the rich? As a . recent cx,unple of tht s DemocratiC myth 1n operauon look at the l.tst sentence of Jacob Hctl · hiUnn s TRB column 10 the Jan 19 Issue of the New Republic magaZine Heilhrunn has hcen bcmoanmg the l,1ct that the gap between the n c hc~ t nnd poorest Amcn cans has w1ucncd a bn recently. and warns "Ya know the p1ll thai regrows half AecuWeather• forecast for duyt11nc cond1110ns and h1gh temperatures 1 Barry's World The Daily Sentinel • Page 3 Satunlay, Jan. 17 Tyson can benefit from Asia's foul fowl '£sta6fisfila in 1948 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio OHIO Weather Friday. January 16, 1998 ' The Daily Sentinel ' •. Friday, January 16, 1998 ·' Two InJUnes were reported lollowmg a s1n glc vchJ'clc .H.:c 1dcnt on Portland Road Sunday evcn•ng Douglas J Huston. Syracuse was westbound on Portland Road when h1s 1990 Ford Bronco struck a dnch and came back onto the roadway hclorc ovcrturnmg. accordmg to the Gal lta-Mc1gs Post of the State Htghway Pauol Huston and hiS passenger. Dav1d Huston. Syracuse susta~ n cu mmor vtstblc mJuncs and were transported v1a pmate c.ir to Holzer MedICal Center '" Gallipolis for treatment The dnvcr was cued by the patrol on a charge of fa•lure to control The Daily Sentinel (USPS ZIJ·9~) Puhll shcd cvu y •lr crnol•Jl Momt.r y th/Oul!h Fnd~v Ill Court Sr l'omcrov Oh10 . by th~ Oh1o Va lle \ Puhhshrtlg rnmp tny /Gannclt C'ro Pnmc rov Ohro .J 'i7M Ph I)Q2 :! l 'i(l SewntJ ci1 SS postage p:ml .11 Pnmrrt1V Ohrn Mcmbtr Tht ASSIK.: Jared Prc n N e. ~A spaJ'k"t ~ nd the Ohro AJ501: taiiOO POSTMASTER. Srnd addrm corrcc11ons tn Tlu· Da•ly Senl1nt"l Ill Court S1 Pnmtrov 0hJo-t'i7ftCJ SINGLE COPY PRICE D>ll y ..................................... . SuhscnNr~ )5 c~ nts nor desmn g to pay the cnmer may rem11 m ~dvance dlt£CI 10 The Darty Stn tmel on a lhret Sutor I:! moruh bam Cred11 w1ll be giV~n earner each wed: No subK np1 1on by m<HI permuted m cmler strvtce IS a~;ulable ~re<~s wher~: IK>ty1t Pubhsher teservts the r1ght to adj ust rates dur lflg 1ht subscupt1on perrod SubscnpiiOn rate changes may M Jmpltmented by chang.ng 1he durauon of the subscnphon M~ILSUBSCRIPTIONS htside Mfl&s County J3 Weeks 2fi Weeks 52 Weeks S27 3U SH H2 $1 115 S6 Ratts Oulsklt Meigs County I 3 Weeks 26 Weeks 52 Weeks $29 25 $.56 fiX Stocks Am Ele Power ......................... 50 Akzo ........ .............................84'~ AmrTech ........................... 84'l. Ashland Oil.......... . . . .......51'h AT&T ...................................65'lo Bank One .............................SJ'l, Bob Evans .......................... 19~. Borg-Warner .................. :....... 53 Broughton ............................ 15'/, Champion ............................. 16'i. Charm Shps ..... .. .. . .......... 4 "', City Holding .........................43'b Federal Mogul... .................. 45'1• Gannett ..................... .......... 58'/, Goodyear .............................. 61'1• KmarL ............................... 11'1. Kroger ................................. 35 'i. Lands J;nd .................. ........ 34 "1. Limited ..............................26'r. Oak Hill Flnl ..........................22), OVB ......................................... 35 One Valley .................... ......36'1• Peoples ................................... 42 Prem Flnl ............................. 23'1. I· Rockwell ............................... 51'i• AD/Shell ............................... Sl"/, Sears ....................................45'· Shoney's ................................ 3). Star Bank ...............................• 55 Wendy's .................................. 23 Worthington ........... ............... 16'1. --=·-·- ' Stock reports are the 10:30 a.m. quotes provided by Adve.$t of Gallipolis. . The followmg IS a partmlltsttng of cases settled recently m the Me1gs County Court of Judge Patnck H O'Bnen Fmed were Charles E Fmk, Long Bottom. equ1pment v10lal1 0n. $250 forfetture , $30 plus costs, Dale V Queen, Aloany, open contamer. $30 plus costs, Joshua E Lyons. Spnnglield, dnvmg under suspensiOn. $150 plus costs. five days Jail and $75 suspended af vahd operators license presentM wnhm 90 days , operatmg an all-terrain veh1cle on roadway, costs only , RhondaF Oiler, Pomeroy, scat belt , $25 plus costs, Barbara L Thrcss, Logan, speed. $28 plus costs, Treesa L Ohlinger, Pomeroy. expired OL. $100 plus costs $50 suspended 1f valid OL presented wnhm 30 days , Curtis R Storms, Rutland , dnvmg under fmancta l rcsponSibihly actton suspe nSion, $200 plus costs, one year probatton . 10 days )311suspended to seven days. left of center, $25 plus costs. Nancy E Bush . Circleville . wrongful entru stment. $250 plus costs, $200 suspended, one year prohall on, John R Kndcr. Portland . fa 1lurc to control. $25 plu s costs, 1mprupcr transport of a lncarm. $75 plus costs. L1sa Thomas. Middleport, diSorderly conduct $100 suspended costs rcstratmng mue1 ISsued , Sheila Bry.m. Middleport di sorderly conduel $ 100 suspended costs rc str<~m ­ mg oadc1 t~sucd, How.trd W Barrett. Langsville scat hell $25 plus costs Enn L Smuh Middleport speed $25 plus costs. Rogel R Denny Pomeroy con tnbutln g to the delinquency of a mmor. costs. 10 days jail suspended to I0 days Iwo years probatt on. sexual nnpos1110n . costs, 30 days Jail suspended to I0 days conl.:Urrcnt. two years prohatwn restramm~ order 1ssued. M1chael Dellav,,llc R~tland diSorderly conduct. $100 suspended to $50 plus costs. Joshua D D1~kcns, Pomcmy. dnvmg under FRA suspensiOn $150 plus costs. 30 days Jail suspended to one day. pil and $75 suspended 1f valid OL presented wnhm 90 days. scat belt, $25 plus costs; seal belt, $15 plu s costs, Mtchael T Parker, Chcsh1rc. speed, $47 plus costs, Robert N Jones. Charleston. W Va . possesSion $50 plus costs, stx months Jat I suspended to 30 days, two years probauon, Jeffrey A Bole'. Pomeroy. cxp1rcd reg•strat1on , $20 plus costs, Kevm W. Oiler, Langsv•llc, cx p~rcd tags. $20 plus costs , Charles R Moms Jr, Toledo. fa1lure to obey traffic contro l dev1ce. $20 plus costs. Joshua A Bc1m, Plllsburgh , Pa, speed. $45 plus costs, Josep~ D Cremeans. Gallipoli s, speed, $20 plus costs. Neal son J Pryor. Albany, scat belt $25 plus costs. Ph1hp M Frame. Gassaway W Va . speed. $30 plus costs , Charles G McElfresh . Cheshire speed. $30 plus costs , K~ m N Kmg. Parkers burg. W Va , scat belt. $25 plus costs James L Hupp. FayetteVIlle scat belt. $25 plu s costs; D1ana L Silvey Lumhcrsport W Va speed $30 plu s costs. David J Delancy, Jackson expired rcgiStratton. $20 plu s costs. Amos R Mo01c. Ironton. speed $30 plus costs . Kyle G Joy Dela"arc. speed $30 plus costs Mark S R1ggs. Okolon.1 . MIS s speed $30 plu s costs Donald L Hutclllnson Hunllngton W V,1 speed $10 plus cos ts. Tim oth y T Mrchael Raunc, scat belt. $25 plu s costs. Debra R Morrc Shawnee speed $30 plus costs. Lew G K1n g Hartlord W Va speed $10 plti s costs. Te1csa A Dilworth. Chesapeake speed. $30 plus cos ts. Troy D Gutht1c. Long Bottom. cxptrcd plates $20 plus costs. Yun gmg K1ao Athens. speed .. $30 plus costs LoiS D Staats, Parkcrshurg, speed. $30 plus costs, Kenton L Chnsty. Vanceburg. Ky, unsafe vehicle and fa1lurc to dtsplay vahd cab card. $70 plus costs , Susan L Hugg tns. Williamstown . W Va . speed $10 plus costs. Kcvm A Carpe nter. Massilon, speed. $45 plus costs Meigs EMS logs 5 calls Unus nl the Me1gs County Emergency Meu!Cal SeT\'ICe rccorucd fiv e calls for asSistance Thursday Unlls rcspondmg mel udcd CENTRAL DISPATCH I 32 a m . Bamnger Street. Syracuse. Carol Smuh, Veterans Mcmorml Hospital. Syr.1cusc squad assiSted. 9 I Hr m South Second Avenue. Middleport Dale J.ICohs. Pleasant Valley Hosptt.tl Middleport squad a!'islsted. II 45 r m . Th~rd Street. Rae me, Arlene Hagcmycr Holzer Mcd1cal Center REEDSVILLE I0 57 .1m Reedsville. Margaret Ne ssc lroad St Joseph 's Hospual TUPPERS PLAINS 4 10 r m Sumner Road lgf>IOI · vduclc .lc~.: u.le nt Frccl Burton. Mon .1h Leg.m Knst ,ll Burton rcluscd trc~ltmcnt Chc stct Vo luntec1 F1rc Department .1sm ted ATTENDS CONVENTION • Karl Kebler, Ill of Pomeroy, center, attended the H&R Block satellite franchise convention held recently in Cambridge. He is pictured with Larry Roames, regional director, and Victorian Hall, vice prestdent, Eastern Franchise Operattons. Kebler attends H&R Block convention Karl Kcbler. Ill. CPA assoc talc of the H&R Block franchiSe m Pomeroy was amon~ more than 84 fnn't ch1sc ow ners .tnd associates attcndmg the anneal H&R Block sa telltte franchiSe cvnvcnlton held tn Cambndgc reccnt1 1 At the top of the convenlt on's ageni:la was the Tax Rehel Act of 1997 'Wnh 11 4 new ta• law proviSions gomg mto clfcct rmmcdmtcly. 69 take elfc ct 1n 1998 .md 36 bcmg retroacti ve. taxp.1yers arc gotng to need help und c r~tandmg the l:hangcs " says Kehler Jr . EA Even though thiS new lcg.1slattnn ~.:ont ~1ns the most swcepmg change" 1n years we will be prepatcu to .mswer our cl ients qucst1ons and Lldv1sc them on how these ch.mgcs w111 allcct theu pe •sonalt ax s1 tuatton Al so ~ttt cnd m }! 1hc cnnvcnt1nn were Vt~.:ton4t Hall v 1~.:c prc s1Ucn t E.tstcrn Franch ise Orcrat1ons hom the H&R Blocks W01ld He,ldqu.~rt c rs 10 K.msas Clly Mo and La rry Roall1C ... ICt!IOnal director from the reg 1onal olfi...lc 111 Columbu s Owners attended vanous man.u~ emcnt scmtnars dwmg the convcnt;on. 1ncludmg those rci.Htn g to the Tax Rcl 1cf Act of 1997 Topics .dso Incl uded "ays to tram prcparcrs on the new t.tx laws How to prov1dc a ss 1 s t .m~.:c to cl1cnts who writ need add ii!Oil.ll help plannm g lor the nex t lev, years when other Tax Rcltcl Act ol 1997 pi OVISions take effect was another topiC "As a re!>iult of what we learned at our conventiOn, we Me posit ioned to ensure our clients get any new credIt or dcduct1on they arc entitled to rece ive. says }<chlcr Jr EA Chesler Trustees Saturday\ spcc talmccung of the Chester Township Board of Trustees w1ll he held at Ham .lithe town hall . not at the home ol Trustee Dav1d Koblenu OSP hof/ine... Continued from page t unat10n . routes and eo.;ttmatcd arnval J.mcs That md!vldual shou ld he nou- Icc m,1y not .tlways he VISihlc. f•ed by the dnver once the destmat10n cspccwlly on hndgc". 'o dnvcrs ts reached shoulu he espcua lly caut1ous on - Safety belts should .1l w,1ys be hmlgcs worn A skid can qu1ckl y result 1n .1 An cmcrgcm:y w1nter kll ts a complete loss of vehicle control. and good 1dc,1 Jumper c.1bles flares or lead to a potent .a! InJury c.1usmg refle ctor<. a llashli ght and hattencs crash w1per llu1d a sm.1ll "' hovel an ICC Observe g rc .II CI lnll nw 1ng JJ~ ­ su .!pCI , ,m tdrcctc . ,, hlankct , nont ~m ce and slower ~ rccth m 1nl'lcmcnt pcnshahlc fo<!d . ,I canulc . matches wc.tt hcr Posted spccU ltm 1h ~1 rc lor and a ltrsl ,ud k1t dry and clear condruons fh c ll .idl- In t.:.tsc ol a hrc,Jkdown, the twnal two-~c~.:o n J rule' d oc~ not greatest danger ts hcmg h11 hy other g 1vc enough rcaL11on ...p.u.:c on sllpvch1clcs Openmg the hood of the car pcJy ro.Jdwrtyo,; hcc.llhl' ... topfH ng dh- and turmng on ha1.ard lights •nd1catcs l;Jm;c l:.tn tnpli.:: hl L.J u ... c ol the trouhl c to other mot onst s Dnvcrs .td vcrsc t.:ondllwn ... should rcmam IIIS!dc the c,lf avotd Accclcr.lll<rn shou ld he slowed to ndtng With strange rs .md leave the av01d tr.lCIIOil loss Drl\crs ..,h.ould vehicle only woth a l.1w enforcement P·l's w1th care hct.JUsc p.ls, tn g l.tnc' offi ce r m .1markcd p.1110l ''" .uc not m.um ~uncd ,,s \\ell ,,, d11Vm g It me Compare Acquistions Price lefor~ You Buy Anywhere NEW SELECTION enlack ROBIN WILUAMS lN FLUBBER,. ONE EVENING SHOW 7:30 ~23 New Session • Earrings • Necklaces • 'Bracelets • Rings Week of Jan. 19th 7-8 pm Monday & Thursday or Tuesday & Thursday l R ICS Call Jeannie Owen, fit Together Aerobics at 992-6893 for Pre-registration or information SJU9 72 ,, 25% OFF ACQUISITIONS FINE jEWELRY Two Locations Corner 2nd at Grape, Gallipolis, OH 446-2842 91 Mill St., Middleport, OH 992-6250 ill • E bpert Jewelry Repair �.- •'• ' .., • ·' Sporls The Daily Senti..!!~l January 16, 1998 Lady· Eagles beat Southern 39-27 By SCOIT WOLFE Sentinel Correspondent Dcsp1tc suffenng an ei~r ly game scare, the Eastern Eagles pushed to a hard-fought , 39-27. wm over crosscounty rival Southern Thursday mght at Eastern H1gh School Eastern 1s 6-3 ,md Southern JS 28 overall. S0uthern put together a game plan that took the punch out of Eastern's one-two punch , they took away the fast break and took away much of Eastern's in ~ 1d c game, thus estab· lishing deliberate tempo Southern took an earl y lead of 40 on K1m Ihlc and NJcolc Benson baskets. Southern was very pat1ent , working the hall around the perimeter, and stressmg ball control to estahhsh the1r tempo . Eastern was frustrated early. however. they too diSplayed patience, especially later 111 the game when they worked hard ror a good shot Southern went on a run that pushed the score to 13-4 w11h 2 10 left in the first quarter. Kim Sayre, Cynthw Caldwell, and Benson agam hit key buckels in the dnve . The last couple m1nutes. however. saw Southern go ICC cold from the noor. Eastern go1 a couple qu1ck buckets from Valcnc Karr gomg dow n the stretch in the openmg canto 10 cut the lead to 13-8 at the buzzer. Southern's game plan was stlil there, but the shots JUsl did nol rail Easlcrh went on n 15-1 run in the second quarter, mostly behind Karr, who had al l bul c1ght of Eastern\ pomls allhc half. Countmg the rirst pcnod. Eastern went on a 19-1 run , which proved to be the di ffcren<"c 111 the game . In Eastern's comeback slrcak, lhc Eagles were ahlc to hreak off a couple good fas1 hrcaks , and spilt the scam olt he collapsihlc 2-3 zone lo hll Karr JIISJde. Karr also <hov.cd her vcrs:lllill y w1th a long. shol 11 •'" :b,• corner 111 lhc Grsl hall The score al the halt was 23 -14 Eastern edged ahead in the 1h1rd penod as Southern cont1nu ed li s shootmg drought, a stnllg of 1-20 lrum tile fi eld dunng the stretch. Eastern outscored Soulhcrn I0-3 111 the lhird frame, gam1n g SIX pomls from JesSica Brannon, who p1ckcd up the slack on lhc weak Side. gctung passes from Jull Hay man and StcphunJC Evans Karr rarely touched the bal11n the piunt dunng the second halt. EHS led 33- 17 alter three Easlcrn at one' pom t went up 17 pomts 1n the fourth quarter, then Southern s.tartcd to hammer away at Ihe lead, tw1ec culu ng 11 10 mnc. The Torn adoes m1 sscd three s tr~u g ht chances 10 cui the lead to seve n. then eventually juSI ran out of tune. For much ol 1hc quarter, Eastern was 1111111Cd tO jUSt two r •Urlh Jl" . IOd poml s The l1nal ended 39-2 . Cynllna Caldwell. Jen ny Fnend , and N1 cole Benson were crcdllcd wi th grcdt dch.:n s1vc games along wllh the resl of the Tornadoes. Leadmg Eastern was Valcne Karr wllh 17 pomts and SI X rebounds. while Jcsstca Brannon added 10 p01nts and e1g ht rebounds. Juh Hayman had a great noor game Wllh SI X a<sJSts and live pomts, plus a couple ot key re bounds, while Ang1 Wol le added four points and several key rebounds. Stcphamc Evans helped piCk up the tempo defe nSively lor Eastern. while notc hmg several good passes and IW\l p01 n1s. and K1111 Mayle added one point. Freshman N1colc Benson led Soulhcrn Wi th II points and nmc rebounds , whil e Ca ld we ll had seven potnt s and lour iiSStsts lo play a role 111 15 of Southc111\ 27 p01nb K1m Sayre added f1vc pomts, Jenny Fnc nd lwo po1nls. and Kon lhle two Southern hu 12-44 overall (I 0-34 V·inton County downs Meigs 45-39 By DAVE HARRIS Sentinel Correspondent Vinton County took advantage of a 17-4 scoring advantage 111 Ihe .•econd penod , and held off Mc1gs IO post a 45-39 win over Meigs in girls Tn-Vall ey Conference basketball act1on Thursday evcnmg •al McArthur. r The V1kings, w1th the win rem ain at the top of the Ohio DIVIsion w1th an 8-1 mark 111 the TV C. and a I 0-2 mark over;~IL Mc1gs who once . was playing withoul the1r outstan, JUnior Tncm DaviS, who is out wn.. an ankle injury drop ~ lo 5- 1 1n 1hr Oh1o DivJSion and 6-3 overall The difference in the gam • the foul .line . The Marauders .Jc three more field goals ( 16-13), but Vinton Coumy went to Ihe Ime 23 time hilling 16, wh1le Mc1gs hll scven of II. The Marauders held an 11 -7 lead headmg mlo Ihe second pcnod, hut SHOT~ Southern's Jenny Friend (13) puts up the shots the Lady V1kcs hehmd the seonn g of In front of teammate Nicole Benson (12) and Eastj!rn's Valerie Karr Hayes took a 24- 15 lead at Hcathcr (between Benson and Friend) during Thursday night's Hocking Divi· hal fume. Hayes poured 111 c1gh11n lhc sion contest at Eastern High School, where the Eagles won 39-27. sccond pcnod ,md Am y Jewett added five. two-p<nnlers and 2- 10 lhree-pOi nters) Juil Bailey added two m the VIctory Bul Ron Logan's Lady Marauders for 27 percent. and was 2-4 althc ilnc dri ve. came ahvc 111 the th11d penod Becky Overall, Bai ley led . wllh II , Smllh scored seve n lhird penod w1th 29 rebounds (Sayre 8, Benson 9, Dani elle Spencer added 10, and points and Me1gs pulled 10 w1thin 35Fncnd 5). Sou thern had f1vc steals Buntmg had e1ght. Kat1c Cummins 33 headm g into the final period. (Sayre 2, Benson 2); 18 lurnovcrs. with 16 points, whlie Hayes kept the hot hand for lhe led Southern e1gh1 asSisls (Caldwe ll 4, Say re 3); Sarah Brauer added nme. and II roul s Southern plays Mei gs S.nurd,Jy ,11 EaSicrn hll 18-40 two-p0 1111ers I p.m. in Racine. tor 45 percent. 0-3 thrce-poinlers, and Quarterllt!lm was 1-7 a1 the Ime wuh 27 rebounds Southern 13- 1-3- 10=27 (Brannon 8. K ; ~rr 6). EHS had SIX Eastern 8- 15-10-6=-3Y blocks (Hayman 2, Brannon 2), 14 Eastern: Stephanie Evll ns 1-0steals (Brannon 5), 14 IUrnovcrs; 15 0=2 , Val Karr 8-0-112= 17, Juli HayassiSts (Jul1 Hayman 6). and II man 2-0- 1/3=5, JesSica Bmnnon 5-0foul s. 0= I0. K1m Mayle 0-0- 112= I. Ang1 Ea~ tcrn won a w1ld rc~crvc game Wolfe 2-0-0=4. Totals: IS-0-3n=39 39-35 in ove rtime as the Eag les Southern: Cynth1a Cllldwcll 2- 1outscored Southern I0-6 1n Ihe exlcn - 0=7, NJeolcBcnson 5-0- 112= II , Jen SJon Lacey Bun11n g had fou r key ny Friend 1-0-0=2, Kim Ihie 1-0-0=2. pomiS g01 ng down the lme. while K1m Sayre 2-0- 112=5 Totals: 12-1Amber Baker h11 4-8 at the hne .md 214=27 Iverson pushes 76ers past Bulls 106-96 By The Associated Press The Chicago Bulls seem to bring out the besl in Allen Iverson. Iverson scored 31 points as Phtladelphm stunned Ch1cago I06-96 Thursday night, snapp1ng the 76ers · 16-gamc losi ng Slrcak aga mst the Bull s. In h1s lasl fi ve games agamsL ~h1cago . Iverson IS averagmg 31 4 !'Oints. His latest P"rforn1ancc mdudcd IO-for- 15 shoo1Jng from lhe f1cld and 11 -for- 13 from the fo ul hnc . along wilh SIX asSists and only two 'turnovers. " Allen Iverson JS ·' real tough ~ballcngc for us beca use.. he can do 111uch w11h hJS q111ckncss. Ch1cago s Scouic Pippen sa1d ' He reall y hun us 111 the long run IOIIIghL" What also hurt the Bulls was P1ppen 's slide 111 the second hall. Alter making stx ofht s lirst C11d1t shot-. and seonng 20pmnh '"the tir,l hall. P1ppen m JSs~d c1g ht slfill ght shols durin g one strcll.: h .mJ set ned only two more pomt . . . Clcnrly. he -.ttllt s gctttng h~t~:k tnt o s~apc .titer rciUrntn g last ""- CC k lol low mg a long laynll Uuc to loo t surgery " Because nllll)' comlllmnmg . my lc!.! s an:n't under mc ·.ts mur h ,\s I w~lUid ll h nn the JUmpct Ptppcn "i&l!d . The Bull-. Hl.IY h.a, c Ju..,t nHH c th.an the game Steve Ken . thct r out - BBYFL In B1 g Bend Youth Fnolh.Jil League 1h1rd and l(>urth grade acllon, the Eagles defea ted lhc Browns 120, the Eag les toppped the Dolplnns 86, the Browns won 22-6 agamsl the Dolphms. and lhe Browns losl to the Euglcs 8-6. · Lcadmg ru ~ hcrs lor the Eagles W.crc Dllstm Bnnngcr With IOJ yllrds, Keith Ann Sayre 50 yllrds. Aaron F1lc 43 yards . and Weston File 26 yards Leadmg rushers tor the Dn lpl1ins were Enc V.tnMctcr With IOJ ya rds, Bmd Soulshy 81 yards, and Kamernn Suyrc Xyard s Lcadmg rushers lor the Browm were Man Imboden wnh 157 yurds. Butch Burnhousc 96 yards, .md Josh Kimes 51 yards. Lcadmg tackles for the Eagles were Cody Gerlach 2 I, f::uSim Bannagcr 18. Brad Crouch 16. and Aallln Fife wi1h 15 ··.• Leading 1ackles for the Do lph1ns were Kamcron Say re wilh II, Brad s0ulsby 5, Eric VanMeter 4, and 1 ' TraviS Cund11T 4 Leading tackles for ihc Browns ' were Jimmy Diamond 25, Enc Lntlcton 14, Matt Imboden 14, Bryce Davis I0, and Randall S10rrns with ten. SJdc sharpshooter. flauured his lelt collarbone when Philadelphia's Ocrnck Coleman land ed on lOp of h1m allcr contestmg IllS shot. Kerr was 10 he rc -cvalu,ued by Bulls doctors today. Dcmck Cole man scored 18 points as Philadelphia beat Ch1 cago for the _ f1rst umc smce Dec 8. 1993. 1\llJchacl Jordan scored 20 pomts and Denn iS Rodman grabhed 20 rebounds fu11 hc Bull s. wl1o dropped to 7- 11 on the road · "Our defense was lac kadaiSJeal and mconSJSicnt. and we gave up 10o ma'ly second shols and offenSive rebou nds." coach Phil Jackson smd Elsewhere 111 1he NBA .' Seaulc hem Mmm1 103 -85. Boslon dcfea1cd Vancouver n 93. the Los Angeles Clippers topped New Jersey 119- 116 ana Dwon downed Chorlone 95-94 tn ovc rt tmc. Sup<rSonics 103, Heat 85 G'" Y Payton had ~(] points and c1ght asmts as the SuperSomcs snapped. a two-game los ing streak and defeated M~ami for the lith strmgh111me '" Scimle Seattle made 12 of 17 shots from three-pomt range and became the first team to score 100 pomls agmnst Miami since Dec 16, a span of 13 games Alonzo Mournmg led M1am1 w1th 17 po1nts and 12 rebounds. Celtics 97, Grizzlies 93 At Boston. the Cc hi cs snapped a five -game Josmg streak despite a tranchJSe-rccord 41 pomls by Vancouver's Bryan! Reeves. The Cc liJCs. who had not led for a span ol 4 1/2 games. took 1he11 f~rst lc,td aga1n s1 th e Gnzzhes wllh 7 35 lei! 111 the lhnd quarter and went on to hand Vancouve r 1ts 12th consecu- EHS seventh-grade boys win four of first five games The Eastern Ea!.!k' ..;eve nth 1!raJc mg and hll lhe second ot two free boys' h.Jskctb.Ji l ic: nll IS curr0ntly 4- throws 10 pull ou1a greal w1n lor the 1 Tht' lr l1r~ t g.unc w,,.., a wm ol 2'-J- Eag les. 14 ove r H.m n.m Tra~..:c . The SCl'Ond On January 7, the Eagles played game hosted hy Alexander. resull- the Southern Tornadoes and prectl 1n :m E:tglc 1 m~, The Eagles valicd 111 il 52-48 wm . The game was stayed close hcl <Jrc droppmg ,, 41-13 a we ll played game by both clubs. dCL:ISIOO Easlcrn grahhcd a 16-2 1ead then held The th1rd g.uuc Ea~ t crn played on for the _wm . The r,rst home game lhe Federal Hock1ng Lancers and of the season. saw grcnt defense and w1t h gn;at team work protlucctJ a 42- out standmg pass ing and sconng ablll 41 VIL: tory mer the Lwccrs The lly. wh1ch rcsuli cd 111 a 5 1-33 VIctofirst halt "! lhc ~a m c saw sloppy pi ,Jy ry over Federal Hodmg. Brandon I rom the l.:aglc"' 1n t.kh.!n sc .mtl poor F1tch 1111 ,, one -h.mdcd three pointer p.l\S in g a~ Fcdcr.tl led ~4-17 .11 the tromm1d -~oun to :;core at the huzzcr h.ll I. 111 a th11il ol a lil elmJC auempt E.1 ~ h.:1 n w~o· n1 to,, r rc . . sm!! man-loTeam members arc Brent Buckley, nl.ln Ill the second lull wh 1: h ~,.:,IU scd Clayton Conk lm . Ausun C10ss, great conlus10n an d allowed the Adam Cheyalier. Cacy Faulk , Cody E<lglcs to ge t hack 1n the ~~n ne . \Vuh Fualk, Brandon Fnch, Andy Hysell , 14 seconds le tt and Easlcrn down 41- Jason Km1es, Nick Mi celi . Jeremy 40. C<Jdy raulk was awarded two Shanks. 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"We prollably rebounded better in the second half Ihan we have all season. It's just a team that li:ceps finding ways to Will g.l'mes. I wish we were 15-0 and beating everybody by 30, but I need to stop and g1ve k1ds some credit for bemg 13-2 nght now." Kris Jo'hnson scored 25 pomts. including 19 in the second half, to lead UCLA ( 13-2, 4-1 Pac- 10). J.R Henderson had 23 and Toby Ba1ley 16. Johnson also had 13 rebounds for UCLA, wh1ch outscored the Golden Bears 49-41 111 the second half. Elsewhere '" the Top 25, It was No. 4 Utah 65, Colorado State 51 ; No. 5 Anr.ona 127, AriZona State 99; No. 7 Stanford 99. Southern Cahfornia 62; No. 15 New MeXIcO 79, UNLV 61: No. 20 Rhode Island 85, Tulane 61 ; and Notre Dame 74. No. 21 West Virgin1a 72. UCLA's fifth win at Cal m the past six trips wasn 't secured unt1l the final seconds With tight defense on 1hc perimeter, UCLA prevented Cal's Raymond ' Brums raliled again, closmg to 65-64 a schoql record by 1mprovi~g to 15-when Henderson hit' a bank shot wnh 0. i " 5:27 left. Stanford, one of JUSt 1wo undeHenderson added a pair of free feated teams in Di'l sion 1-A. also sel throws with 2.54 remaining, capp ing · a school record by wmnmg its 19th a 12-3 run and mov mg the Bruins in stra1ght home game . front for the firstJime since late m the Jarv1s Turner had 15 pomts for it. " first half Cal was up by eight points Southern Cal (6-9 overall . 2-3 PacKmg d1 shed off to Sean Marks, when the Brui~ s began the run after 10). who •went in for an uncontested llltiigore was called for a techni cal for No. IS New Mexico 79 dunk But UCLA inbounded the ball throwing the ball toward Henderso n. UNLV 61 and ran out the last three seconds Clayton Shields h1t fi ve stra1gh1 No.4 Utah 65 before Cal could stop the clock by three-pointers 111 the first half and Colorado St. 51 fouling . At Salt Lake City, Andre M1ller Kenny Thomas scored New MeXIco's " It was JUSt one of those things. scored 17 points as the U1cs contin- f11st 13 points of the second half. We were out of umeouts," Braun ued their bes1 start in 85 years. The Wcslern Athletic Conference sa1d Miller added se ven rebounds, six wm ex tended New MeXJ co 's home~:CLA next plays at unbealen and assists and five steals for Utah ( 14- court winning streak to 37 games. seventh-ranked Stanford on Saturday. 0, 2-0 Western Athletic Conference). seco nd longest in the nat1 on to " We survived, but Stanford is Slowed by the Ou, cemer Michael Kansas' 54. going to be five times the challenge." Doleac scored 13 points for the Utes, The Lobos ( 13-2. 2- 1) b~ried the Lavin 'said. Rebels (8-6, 1-1) w~t threewho haven't lost at home since Dec. M1chael Gill 's 14 points led Cal . 31 , 1996. pOinters. and now h e three(5-7, 1-3 Pac -10). Geno Carlisle pointers in 222 stral~~~ ea s. ~ Jameel Mahmud had 18 pmnts to add~d 13 points, Thomas K1lgore 12 1-lo. 20 Rhode ISland 85 pace the Rams (12-3, 1-2). and Marks II . Thlane 61 No. 5 Arizona 127 Carlisle's layup gave Cal a oneAt Providence, Cuttmo Mobley Arizona St. 99 point edge, but Bailey answered wllh At Tucson, Mike Bibby scored 23 scored 16 points and the Rams ( 12a three-p,ointer with 2:22 left and pomts as the Wildcats (14-3, 5-0 Pac- 2) used the11 supenor s1ze and speed Johnson added two free throws for a 10) set a league record for points in 10 overcome a slow stan. 72-68 lead with I: 18 remainmg. a game aud ran up the mos1 pomts The Rams trailed 9-0 and didn't The Bears got a thrce-pomt play ever on ihc Sun Devil s. get their first basket unul 6.51 into from Francisco Elson to get back Arizona closed the first half with the game. But they led 31 -23 al halfWithin a point. Ba1lcy and Johnson a 43-15 run and went on a 22-7 burst lime and by as many as 25 after that each hit one of two free throws, to open the second half. as they repeatedly raced away for allowmg UCLA to Withstand Marks' Arizona Slate ( 12-6, 2-3) dropped uncontested layups dunk and come away with its founh 1ts third in a row despite getting 27 Tulane (5- [0) has lost nine of its s tra~ght conference win since los mg points from Mike Batiste. last '! I games . the opener to Arizona. No. 7 Stanford 99 Notre Dame 74 Trailing by seven at halftime, ihe Southern California 62 No. 21 West Virginia 72 Brums pulled to 55-53 on Johnson's Arthur Lee and Kns Weems had Keith Friel hit a IS-foot jumper three-pointer with 8:43 remaining. 15 points each and the Cardinal with a second left as lhc F1ghting Cal scored the next six pomts, but the made 15 threc-pomters while setting Irish (9-5, 3-3 Big East) snapped lhc King from attempling a potential three-pointer. "We had II seconds to go, trying to spread the Ooor," Cal coach Ben Braun said "Raymond went up to shoot the three. and he just got blanketed. He did well JU t to gel rid of g~me-tying ., ., ' ', . '. ,I ' TO THE RACK - West Virginia's Marcus Goree (00) goes to the hoop as teammate Brian Lewin (53) and Notre Dame 's Derek Man~ ner watch during Thursday night's game in Morgantown, W.Va., where the Fighting Irish upset the hosts 74·72. (AP) Mountaineers' nmc-gamc home winning streak. Pat Garrity led Noire Dame wllh 2? pomts . Dam1an Owens led the Moun lainecrs ( 14-J 4-3) wnh 22 pomiS· Baseball salary negotiation time begins Klesko, Young, Higginson stand among 79 seekers of arbitration ; By RONALD BLUM AP Sports Writer 'll's salary arbitration season again, when some baseball play0rs get CJCh and some owners complain. Atlanta's Ryan Klesko, Eric Young of Los Angeles and Detroit's Bobby Higginson got big-money, four-year conlracts as 79 players tiled Thursday for salary arbitration. Klesko, an outfielder eligible for free agency after the 1999 season, gol a $20.5 million, four-year contract that pays him $3.5 milhon thts year, $4 75 million in 1999, $5.75 m1llion in 2000 and $6.5 million in 200 I. Young, a second baseman who split time last season with Colorado and Los Angeles, agreed to an $18 I)Hihon , four-year deal with the Dodgers. Higginson, an outfielder elig1ble for arbitration fur the first time, received a $16 million, four-year deal thai g1vcs him a $100,000 signmg bonus, $2 4 million in 1998, $3 8 million in 1999, $4.4 million in 2000 and $5.3 m1ll1on in 200 I. Many of the top players eligible for arbitration settled even he fore f>l mg thiS offseason . Late Wednesday night, pitcher Pedro AstaciO and Col- Romanowski's spftting incident serves to unite Denver Broncos : By JPHN MOSSMAN DENVER (AP) - One teammate described the incident as "potentially explosive." Two others satd 11 had disturbing racml overtones. But instead of splitting the Denver Broncos, Bill Romanowski's muchpublicized spitting incident served to unite them !his season. · When the Denver linebacker spit in the face of San Franci"'' wide receiver J.J. Stokes, and the incident ., was caught by ABC cameras in a ·, Monday night game on Dec. 15, it : creuted a furor. . Romanowski , lined $7,500 by the · NFL, was apologetic and embar. rasscd ; but Ihe reaction of two or his black team males elevated the . JSsuc beyond that of simply poor ,hyg1ene and bad JUdgment. Romanowski IS while ; Stokes is black. : Tight end Shannon Sharpe and - wide receiver Willie Green holh Icit : the fine should have been stJITcr. "I thmk that 's the worst thing you : can do ttl a person. cspedall y of our : background and our race, IS to spit 111 : his race," Sharpe >aid. • Three days after lhe incident . the : Broncos held a team meetmg lo air • the11 dillcrences, then presented a : united rront. Sharpe and Green : agreed that RomanowskJISn' t a ri'CISI : and insisted the conlrovcr<y hatJn' , damaged the team . : Apparently, they were nght. The 34-17 loss to the 49ers was Denver 's the San .Francisco game, the defense second in a row. But since then, the rededicated itself. " We had a defensivc meeting and Broncos have beaten San Diego 383 in the regular-season finale , lhen talked about how it all starts in pracrun off playoff wms over Jack- tice," he sa1d "You give yourself a sonville. Kansas City and Pittsburgh chance to win the game 1f you prastice hard and pay attention to detail. ~the latter 1wo on the road. "It wasn't going to distract us, it Our focus and our practices really wasn 't going to tear this leam apart," wcnl up about two or lhrec notches." Romanowski, whose I0-ycar repSharpe said. " If anything, it brought utation for physical play has perhaps us closer together. "The 53 players in this locker been permanently tarnished by the room and the I0 coaches upstairs, tor spilling incident . knows he's e. lii.;.? f(l a long time we were the only ones be as ked about it rcpcated~y during that hclicvcd. When 1hc wheel s start- th·e week leading up to the Super ed to Iall oil a little bit, losmg to Pllls- Bowl. hurgh and San Franc1sco, we were " It was dclinitcly a dJSapp<llnllng the only ones who hcl icvcu we still moment for me ," he S!Ud. " I really had a chance to make sometlung embarrassed myself and my ramily . good out of thi s seaso n We kept thai My wlic supports me She knows h>cus . We kept togclher.' who I am and what I'm ahnut. ~c Cornerback Tim McKye1 culled knows I made u miStake, too. Eve ry: the team 's response to 1hc spitung body docs I really felt sorry ror my incident a pivolal moment in .the fam1ly and my teammates. Broncos' season. "I thmk everyone knows the kind " It was a potentially explosive Sll- of player I am . It bothered me. In my ualion ," McKycr said on Thursday whole career. I never had anything "Guys came together. we handled it really larnJSh my reputatiOn. and and we went on from there. I think here was a situation that was plasthat was the turnmg point in our sea- tered all over All1cnca. I was made son." oul to be thiS dirty, rnllcn guy. That's Romanowski rcmemhcrs lhat after no I who I am. " orado agreed to a $23.3 million, fourYear contract. . Among free agents, the Ch1cago Cubs picked up a closer, agreeing to a $4 million , one-year co ntra~ ! with Rod Beck that includes a $5.5 million team opt1on for 1999. Beck, a 29-year-old right-hander, had 37 saves in 45 chances for the San Fraric1sco Giants lasl season He had spent hts en1irc maJor league career with the Giants, gmng,21-2M with a 2.97 ERA and 199 saves. 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Lamond Murray had 24 pomls and · 10 rebounds. and Damck Martin · scored a season-high 20 pomts as the :.Clippers snapped a four-game los ing : streak and improved their road mark ; to 4-18. . Keith Van Horn scored 26 pmnts · for the Nets. but the rook1c only had :six in lhc second half. Jayson . \Villiams added 20 points and 18 'rebounds for New Jersey, while Sherman Do ~gl as had 18 points and a season-high 17 ass ists. Pistons 95, Hornets 94 Bnan Williams hit a driving layup to put Detroit ahead. then made a key block to preserve the v1ctory. Williams, who fini shed with 15 · points , scored what proved to be the winning basket with 19.6 seconds remaining in ovcnime. After a Charlotte timeout with 6.4 seconds left, Williams blocked a layup attempt by Vlade Divac and Grant Hill grabbed the rebound to preserve the VIctory: Hill led the Pistons with 30 points. Mason scored 19 and Divac added 18 for visiting Charlotte. dirferent markciS, some witt1 more cxpan s11m d1 ,Jit un Nuv. 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AND tl Sc tlllc 10 1' m Mtml 11 L A L1kcrs 10 l{) 11m Other Financing Sources ,, , , 170 00 Total Other Financing Sources (Uses) 170 00 Total of Rec and Other Sources Over (Under) Dlobureementa and Other Uaea t,658 68 Fund Caah Balance, January 1, 1997 5,288 73 Fund Balance Allar Adjuatmenls 5,288 73 Fund Cash Balance, December 31, 1997 6,947 41 Special Revenue Taxes 29 n818 Intergovernmental Racelpta t20 174 50 Interest 337 72 Other Revenue 66,40117 Total Revenue Receipts 216,691 57 Expenditure Dlabursamonts General Governmentl,.,.,,. ........ 117 oo Public Safety 15 552 20 Public Works 256,898 53 Health 3 650 22 Capital Outlay 38 937 74 Note Principal Payment 11 500 00 lntereot and Fiscal Charges 5 560 13 Totti Expenditure Dloburaamenta 332 215 82 Total Receipts Ovar(Undar) Dlsba -t15,524 25 Total of Rec and Other Sources Over (Under Disbursements and Other Uaas -115 524 25 Fund Cash Balance, Jan t , 1997 t56,32813 Fund Balance Allar AdJustmenta 156,328 13 Fund Cash Balance, December 31 , 1997 40,803 88 Total (Memo Only) Taxes 38,28t 89 Intergovernmental Recalpta t 42,2t 1 41 tnterelt 3,12812 Other ljevanua 68,601 17 Total Revonuo Rectlpta 248,222 59 Expenditure Dlsbureements General Government 30 159 34 Public Safety 15,552 20 Public Workl 256,898 53 Hea"h, ., ,.,,,. ,.,.,.,.,.:3,650 22 Capital Outlay 38,937 74 Nota Principal Payment t1 ,500.00 lnttralt and Ftacat Chargee 5,580 13 Total Expenditure Dlobursomanta 362.25818 Total Racolpta Over(Undor) DllbUrl , . · 114,035 57 Other FlnaQclng Sources (Uses) Other FlnaJ1Cing Sources, .. ;,,,.,,.,.,, 170 00 Total Other Financing 170 00 Source• (Uaea) Total of Rec and Other '"21 Ctmum 111 77 S ulhlrt Mm bl Clnd mi.l St fl l Bu kr f ;! lru ghhttliO htthHit St67 Dtyh tn ti'i Vtq:llt 1 l lt h (J() Dt.-P tul ll'i Suulltl l l icit T' 10 11 lk tm1 KU \l.nphl St 7'i Il l f h c '!! 72 \1.1 s Mtl.,., uh~: Ul lllw 11 St ~6 \\ dt! 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Ml\\l llrt St 7!1 Sunl i t l,f17 H ll \ llrt-11 \.\ lllm ts 7'i S Ut h OO ArL: ms 11 S 76 W K~ll! rd; y 67 I ~~~ 1r ").j Tu :n l m An'll!r L 111 M\ lcxas E IP~st 6J Atr l u l~: ~~ r nl lnJmn 1 7 p 111 Public Nottce Combined Statement of R-lptt, Dlaburaementa, and Changes In Balancea, Govommontel Fund Type and Similar Fiduciary Fundt, For the Flacal Year Ending D-mber 31, 1997 Rutland Township, Melga County Governmental Funda Generel Fund Reconuo Rectlpto Toea, . $6,503 71 Intergovernmental RICalpla 22,036 9t lntoroat .2,790 40 Other Revenue , 200.00 Total Revenue Recelpta31,531 02 Expenditure Dlaburaemonts General Government . 30,042.34 Totll Expenditure Olaburaementa 30,042 34 Total Recalpta Over(Undor) Dlabureamenta, 1,488.68 Other Financing Sources I 6 0 ll Lout ~ tn.tT~:.,h'iO Soulhwest Tomght's games San JO IC nlO M~:r c l r ~'J G~org 11 r~: h H~ V t~gmtJtt'i P:u:1nc 01v1ston Sl ~u lc LA Ll~t' ' ' 112 Coli ui Chtrk ~ lut HI l i t l lll~ t ttl t untl(t~ Copput S1 7' N C 1ro m t A&:T I'l-l Flond 1 Atlalllt ~ 7U Cant]tl"w.:ll f I Gwrg11 St 74 1my St ~!\ J tt.: kson\lllc St 61 WES1ERN CON~ERENCE NCAA Divsion I women's S(Ores East M t~ s tc hu St' ll ~ 6~ N C Ch :.rloue 61 (QT) N o lr~ () mk' 74 W ~:s t V ~r~ t nt~ 72 Rho..k Island R'i Tulurk: 61 South M6 61W 067 600 NCAA Division I men's scores UC lrvme 611i 801 ~ S1 6l UC Sunm Barb U" ! 99 Ncv 1d 1 7K UCLA 1-' C th fur111~ 7"1 U11h 0~ C1..1lur 1du S1 'I Ut1hSt 91 C 1IPol) SLU IIH(O rJ W • ~ lun g ltln Ml Ore~on I I W 1 s lun~loll St 69 Ort~ m St ~~ ill Public Notice Sourceo Over (Under) Dlsburaamants and Other Uoaa ·113,885 57 Fund Caah Balance, January 1,1997161,616.86 Balance After Fund Adjuatmenta 181,616 88 Fund Cash Balance, Docambor 3t, 1997 41,751 29 Non-Expendable Trust Natlncoma Fund Balance Adjuatmento,, , .7,848.79 Fund Balance After Adjustments 7,848 80 Fund Caah Balance, Dec, 31, 1997 7,848 79 Total (Memo Only) Natlncome Fund Balance Adjuatmenta 7,848 79 Fund- Bat,nca After Adjustments, 7,848.80 Fund Cash Balance, Dec 31, 1997 7,848 79 Motor Vehicle Uc Tax Revenue Receipts Intergovernmental Receipts , 15,653 11 Interest _ 35.28 Total Revenue Receipts 15,688 39 Expenditure Dlsburaementa Public Worka,,, 16,113 66 Total Expandllure Dlaburaamenta, 16,113 66 Total Racatptt Over/Under Dlaburaementa -425 27 Total of Rec and Other Sources Over/Under Disbursements and Other Uses , -425 27 Fund Cash Balance, January 1,1997 , , 432 75 Fund Balance After Adjuatmenta , , ,432 75 Fund Cash Balance, December31, 1997 748 Gasoline Tax Intergovernmental Receipts 47,469 27 lntereat , , , ,, , , 302 44 Other Revenue 68,002 17 Total Revenue Recalpta , , , 113, n3 88 Expenditure Dlaburaementa Public Works 57,847 84 Capital Outlay 38,937 74 Note Principal Payment t 1,500 00 lntaraat and Fiscal Chargee , 5,580 13 Total Expenditure Dlabursamenta t13,645 51 Total Receipts Over/Under Disbursements t 28 37 Total of Rae and Other Sources Over/Under Dloburaemanta and Other Uses t28 37 Fund Cash Balance, January 1, 1997 5,342 86 Fund Balance Altar Adjustmento 5,342 86 Fund Caah Balance, Dec 31 1997 5,471 23 Road and Bridge Revenue Receipts Taxes 13,1 23 81 Intergovernmental Receipts 1,381 92 Other Revenue 24 00 Total Revenue Rocelpla 14,529 73 Expenditure Dlaburaementa Public Works 15,455 t 8 Expenditure Total Dlaburaamanla 15,455 t8 Total Recelpta_Over/Under Dlaburaaman11 -925 45 Total of Rec and Other Sourcee Over/Under Dlaburoemantt 1nd Other Uaes -92545 Fund Caoh Balance, January 1, 1997 , 1,815.45 Fund BtliRce After Adjuttmenta.. , ,1,815 45!.-o Fund Caah Balance, Dacember31, 1997 890.00 Cemetery Revenue Recalpto Taxaa .. ,, .. , 2,588.34 Intergovernmental Rocelpts , .. , , , , .222 44 Other Revenue .. , 375 00 South Alabmna 6\ Belmont 6 1 1 ougaloo ~ 8 D1ll m.l n Umon fenn 74 Freed Hurdcmnn 69 V t Intermont 84 Ktng Tcnn 69 Vngmut IO'i North Catol1n 1 100 (lOT) Vugmta Unton 117 Columh1 1Uru HI ..t7 W ke mu ~ k )' 104 T~:~n~ P 111 Antl!rlcml '2 Wtlhtms B•p11 sr6 / Bethd Tmn W A4mn a~ Arncm m InII M Mcrrun Kk '\~ U~:ntley IU St A.ns\'lm 40 Umgh muon S1 HI K\'uk 1..t'i BIIJOrttltl'ld7l IOUM •th ~n n61 Bry 1111h~ P ~~: M Ct nt Cn nnn llWI St H4 Sr frlllLI S NY n Cur y b l Gut dtl!t 'il Dd !~A lit' V 11 81J Ch~: s lnuf H II 2'J E C'onnn;ll t.:llf 69 llndgtwttt r MaH ~ I r-~url t l g l DK~tll ~t n 12 W t g n~ r 6? 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Sag1n.w V tl St 60 Mtdu ~ 111 T~l h ~ ~ Whe 111111 ttl KO Augo s t ~ n 1 Ill 40 Wt ) Grt.~n R;~ y 72 Deuou ~~ Tcdt 77 Ark Mnn tll' llo 7-1 Cent Arl.::.tns ts 70 Ht>ndcnon St b l T~ll ~ s Lull k'r m 61J Xt\J~rNJ M1s 1d11s~ ls -19 Ml Nt!ese S1 SK Pr um Mnlw~: s tern St South llll ~ ~ KO M I~~ I \S ij)Jl l St Rdl l rultn~ H<l lruJ P111 It Ar .. 7\ W ' } l~t ti2 Berry!!!< Bl u ~ Mt u11t un 6 7 Camp~~\: II 16 Srct~nt 67 C u11pht: llsv1l k 76 Cumbcrlmd Tm11 71 c~ nr FltrHJI 7 1 Colt of C h!llesltlnOO Clouk Attn f 1 HH LeMoyne Owtn 7'1 Ckmson t-. 1 Wakt Forest 60 r: ~yelkv t ll~ St 6t) St Au gustmt" ~ :lik Fit Int ~:rna!Jona l K9 I roy Sr b4 Flon cl t A r l ~nu ~ HI B ~: 1hune Cookmnn 72 ( Jli;JUdcl 9-l Salubury St II I G1.:org11 S1 7q S unrord ft4 Htgh l'omt 71 Jultnsonl Smtih 60 J idson\lllt: S1 RO M ~:rl~: r 70 Ky Wc s l~:)a l 102 Sf Jose11h s lnd 10:) (Of) L1mhuth 7K G~:orp.etown Ky 66 Lnnc W Tus L:tg\.~ '\(J (Of) Longwnud 6!J Qul'l: n ~ Ctll 'i'} Ly n~ h b ur~ 11 G rc ~n sbiJro ppd we 11h~:r Meredith 71 Chnwi\n -17 Mtlltg ut7-l Aln:e llttYM•2 Ml s~ J s~ ll'ffll C 11 44 Atrsl n Col 41 N C A s h~:vt ll ~: 79 W1nthrop 77 NE l..t uu•~n t6K NW Loum 111 164 R mdolph M tcon (,7 W 1 ~ hmg1on & Lee 4 ~ SW T~x IS St HO N1 ~ ho ll ~ St :li6 Public Notice Total Revenue Recalpla , , , , 3,165 78 Expenditure Disbursements Health .3,650 22 Total Expenditure Dlsburaemonta .3,650 22 Total Recelpta Over/Under Dlsbursemantt 3,650.22 Total Receipt• Over/Under Dlsburaementt,, ,-484 44 Total of Rae, and Other Sources Over /Under Disbursement• and Other Uaes ' ' .. " ,,, ..,,-484 44 Fund Caah Balance, January 1, 1997,, , 792.83 Fund Balance After Adjullmante, , , , 792 83 Fund Cuh Balance, December 31, 1997 308 39 Special Levy Revenue Recalptt Taxes 14,086 03 Intergovernmental Rocelpts . , , , ,1,436 76 Total Revenue Racolpts , .. , ,,, 15,522 79 Expenditure Dlabur11ments Public Safety , .. 15,552.20 Total Expenditure Dlsburaementa, , 15,552 20 Total Receipts Over/Under Dlsburaamenta ·29 41 Total of Rae and Other Sourcaa Over/Under Olsbursementa and Other Uaaa , -29.41 Fund Caah Balance, January 1, 1997 1,406 05 Fund Balance Aller Adjustments 1,406 05 Fund Caeh Balance, Dec 31, 1997 .. 1,376 64 Mlac Special Revenue Expenditure Dlabursemants Public Works , 4,488 60 Total Expenditure Dlabursementa -4,488 60 Total of Rae and Other Sourcea Over /Under Olaburaemants and Other Uses -4,488 60 Fund Caah Balance, January 1, 1997 4,488 60 Fund Balance Allor Adjustments 4,488 60 Mise Special Revenue Expenditure Dlaburaementa Public Works t, 126 93 Total Expenditure Olsbursaments. 1,126 93 Total Receipts Over/Under Disbursements -1,t26 93 Total of Rae and Other Sources Over/Under Olabursemants and Othsr Uses ·1126 93 Fund Cooh Balance, January 1, 1997 1,126 93 Fund Balance Allar Adjuatmenta , , t,126 93 Mise Special Revenue Expenditure Dlaburaements Public Works 15,21416 Total Expenditure Disbursements 15,21416 Total Recelpta Over/Undsr Olsburaamonta · t 5,214 16 Total of Rae. and Other Sourcu Over/Under Olaburaemenls and Other Uses -15,21416 Fund Caah Balance, January t, 1997, 15,21416 Found Balance Allar Adjuatmonta , , 15,214 16 Mise Special Revenue Expenditure Dlaburaaments Gsnaral Government 117 00 Public Work• , 3, 19t 15 Total Expenditure Dltburaementa. , 3,308 15 Total Recelpta Over/Under Dlaburaementa -3,308 15 Total of Rec, and Other Sourcu Over/ Under Dltburoemente and Other , .. -3,30815 Uaaa,. Fund Cuh Balance, January 1, 1997. 3,308 15 Fund Balance After Adjuetments 3,308 15 Mlac Special Revenue Expenditure Dlaburaemanta Public Worka ....,, 2,616 35 Total Expenditure Public Notice Dlsburamenta......2,616.35 Total Reoelptl Over/Under Dlaburaements ·2,818 35 Total of Rae. and Other Sourcaa Over /Under Dlsburaements and Other Uaea ' ' ,. " -2,618 35 Fund Cash Balance, January 1, 1997,, 2,616 35 Fund Balance After Adjuotments . , .. 2,616.35 Mlac Special Revenue F Expenditure Dlabureements Public Worlc1 , , 91,789 27 Total Expenditure Dlobureementa .. 91,789.27 Total Ractlpta Over/Under Dl1bursement1 ·91 ,789 27 Total of Rec and Other Sources Over/Under Dlobur..montt and Other Uaea .. ·91,789.27 Fund Cash Balance, January 1, 1997.119,784 00 Fund Balance After Adjuatments 119,784 00 Fund Caah Baltnce, Dec 31, 1997 ' " ' ' 27,994 73 Mise Special Revenue Revenue Recalpta lntorgovernmsntal Rocalpta , ... 54,011.00 Total Revenue Recalpto 54,011 00 Expenditure Dlaburaamenta Public Works , 49,255.59 Total Expenditure Dlaburaementa 49,255.59 Total Rscelpts Over/Under Dlsburaomonta. , 4,755 41 Total or Rae, and Other Sourcaa Over/Under Dlaburaemanlt and Other Uaea 4,75541 Fund Ceeh Balance, Dac 31, 1997 , ' ' ' "4,755 41 Special Revenue Total Ravanus Recolpta Taxes , , 29,n8 18 Intergovernmental Recelpla. , 120,174 50 Interest 337 72 Other Rsvenue, .86,401 t7 Total Revenue Rectlpla 216,691 57 Expenditure Olsbursements General Government , 1t7 00 Public Sa1ety 15,552 20 Public Work• 256,898 53 Haa~hl ..................... 3,650 22 Capital Outlay 38 937 74 Nota Principal Payment 11,500 00 Interest and Fiscal Charges 5,580 13 Total Expenditure Dloburaomenta, 332,215 82 Total Rocelpta Over/Under Dlabura · t 15,524 25 Total of Roc and Other Sources Over/ Under Dloburaemanta and Other Uaea -tt5,624 25 Fund Caah Balance, January 1, t997 t56,32813 Fund Balance After Adjustments t 58,328 t 3 Fund Caah Balance, Dec 31 ' 1997 40,803 88 Non Expendable Truata Netlncome Fund Cash Balance, January 1, t 997 , 7,848 79 Fund Balance Adjustmanla , . , ,. $0.01 Fund Balance After Adjustments 7,848 80 Fund Cash Balance, Dec, 31 1997 .. 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Ii(" 01l'IUOII Cnlur tdu Ltl~ AngLb I Jmnnlt n 2'i R 1 2'~ 10 1 hursday 's scores No games lnn•ghl or Saturday Sund:n's game All ~ lar Syn.J ul~ SynJ c~tc: ~nd CrcJI 1 Dear Ann Landers: I'm ured of heanng about whether or not the 101 Icc seat should be left up or down Women are always complammg th at they fall mto the t01lec at mght bee,mse the man of the house left the seat In the up pOSil iOR Here 1s my .adv1cc, lad1cs TURN ON THE LIGHTS Men alway s do Wall m Tallahassee Dear Walt: Thanks for the sug " P 2X K 'A> l' hlll!!llll l CluL 1gt 1 Rull 1l 6 V 11\ L nu v~:r 2 S 111 Jn•[ 2 Colt r tdn l (IlL) G tnll' tl V lnl llU IIt r ..t 11 nt Transactions . Page7 Friday, January 16, 1998 ' gest1on Meanwhile here s one more on the same subJe ct Dear Ann Landers: My next door nc•ghhor " my dearest fnend Yesterday O\c r cuflcc at my k11chen cable she ,cemcd qUite upset w11h her husband Jerry It " a well known fat\ that he has been runmng around on her for ) Cars so I asked her 1f she had ever conSidered a d1 vorcc She sacd D1vorce never Bul mUidcr 0 Yes She contmued Lase mght I had co usc the bathroom m the maddlc of che mght - a comni on occurrence I d1dn t "ani co turn on the li ght lor fear of wak1ng Jeff) so I groped my way, as l have done many tunes he lore When I reac hed my dcs11n 1 liOn I pOised myself to be seated and fell nght mto the bowl it seems my darimg husband, for the m•lll onch Ilene had left the seat up ' I listened pauencly trymg my darn edest not co laugh l could cell she d1dn l see anythmg funn y about II Fmally she sa~d I wonder what Ann Landers would say !cold her I would 'l'rtle and ask So dear >\nn how ahoul 1P LouiSVIlle Ky Dear Louasville· Please make sure your ne1 ghbor sees th1s co lumn l JUSt read about a conlrapuon cq u1pped With Intelli gent se nsors that can tell af the seal IS up or down II sells at hardware stores for $29 99 it 1s actuall y a mghc hghc lhac au,~ehe s co the bowl and glows red 11 the seat IS up and green 1f the scat IS down The people v.ho arc markeung th1s umque llem say Ill s very popu lar I have not seen one but for some mamcd couples , 11 m1ghc he worth the mve stmenl Dear Ann Landers· I have read many leuers m your column about the mappropnace lhmgs people say and do m a vanety of Siluacwn s Well I have come 10 the conclusiOn that these folks arc ool Simply 1nar 11eulace they arc JUS! plam msenst uve and thoughtless Let me tell you some of the comments chat we~e addressed to me when our 8 day old baby d•ed My hu sband s mother the child s grandmother sa1d Why are you sad 1 You should be happy Your child IS now wn h God A co work cr smd Well at lease you won 1 have co pay a bah) Si ller You wou ldn 1 beli eve the rates they a" charg1ng these days A nurse m the IH» pil al lold me 11 was my faullchac the hahy d1cd hecausc I should ha' c ~u ll c n lo the hospnal sooner No mauer hm• ollcn peop le say they .arc onl y 1ry1n g 10 be honest or helpfu l I am ha\in g n holfd 11mc bcllevmg 11 I th1nk some lolk s are JU St pla1n mc.m Wh at do you think Ann 1 I 'aluc yo u1 opunon Heartbroken '" DC Dear DC I l'.o uld nol make 1 blank et condemn auon of people who say mappropnacc 1h111 gs Some no doubt are genu 1nely mean Bu1 other> may Simply be lnSCnSi li VC Or cl auer cra p 1ypes who >pout non se nse because they lee l they musl say somc1hmg and the words arc out olchm mouths before they 1h1nk .1buuc "hat Ihey are saymg G1\e the clallcr traps 1hc hcnc fll of lhe duuhc I believe chc1c arc many more klutzc s 1n the world chan rn can1 c s Se nd que s11 ons 10 Ann L1nders Crc atnrs Syn<llcale 1777 W CcniUry BlvJ Sunc 71Xl Los Ange les Calli 9004) • Baseball Annncan l..n~ut IJETROI1 IIGE.I-I. S Al!rt~: tl 111 tnm~ wuh 01 Hnbhy Ht ~l! tn ~on 1111 tl nur ye 11 \:OIIlr M.:l 1 AMI' A HAY Dl VIL RJ\YS Agr~:~: J ttllerms wllh SS 1\t ~tn Shlt.h f Ull t thrn yc tr UHIU Il l I EX\S KAN GI K!ii Agr~lJ Ill hrm s w1th LHP t n~ GunJ,r>ntt n 1 n~ y~: tr Hlllrll l Title 1 reading program reviewed for parents at district wide meeting An explana110n of the T11k I prog ram offered m th e Me1gs Local School D1 stnct was g11 en by Wendy Haiar, d1rect or dm eng the recenl dcstrcct-Wide p.u ent meetm g at Salisbury Ele mentary Haiar discussed protK 1enc \ • lestmg and CBE (Competenq Based EducatiOn) testcn g to the parent s and gave an O\ en IC\\ of the reqUirements of Sen.lle Bill 55 wh1ch mcludes perf ormance slandards based o n dro pout rates students attend.mce rates and spec1f1c percentages of students who pass the proftccency tests Based on tho se slandards Halm sa1d the '" hoo l dl\tncts will be 1dent1fied as effect1ve needmg contmuous 1mprove ment under academic watch, or en a stale of acade m1 c emer gency The b1il , she expiamed al so requ1res school dt stncts to adopt grade promotion and relenllon NA~IIonall..~ajiCU~ M tyltdd 64 M tplc Hh \2 McCon1b 62 Hurd! n Nonhtrn 49 Mt.:Dun till ~7 Bc rhrt Ctnler Westc m Reserve 2\ 11 IH l'hCll' m~ M ''s tlun 46 Dml r .j 'J 'i'i f cxrts 711 f~: x ts A&M C('lm 6X (lll l~l Dt:trmt St Lnuts M ~~ ~ ~~ ~l d Mith'mr.~ M lh l [lti SI ~~ M lll ~ ltdJ St 1 1 ~: 1 r , ~ I Onttn 16 M rtlt r~ Jt 171 S nt.lu k) St M ~r ys ..t \ M ru•n ll pn~7 111 LI..l)lYt l ll M 11 u H nt.li 11).: ~2 l.n n ~ttlll ~ K M fl ll ll Pk IS Llll 74 M1 IIIII U1lt: td I I M riii iS I ury IX llu L kc y~ LnLtl ~~ Arli tns ts St RO SW Lnu1 s 1111 ~H .1!: L I lU. l:iE G.i lO II K 6R 149 2K II 10 66 I~H 26 17 6 ~K 14l Otllt~ The Daily Sentinel le of the left up toilet seat gets a new weapon-the intelligent sensor-yours for only $29.99 (t'nlrul J)IYISion :t...u ·P L llht~ll\\ ~:\ ll n47 H.tj ky.jO U:hlttmll4 I uJ. 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AND PAilUOTS St~ l ~~.:tl LUll: I ll lillie Yt: f l lllltftll (i M ~ ~ He~~: key Natmnal HtK'kc:y l..cu~u~ ANAHFIM MIGHn I>U(KS i\ ~s gnt:~ ( IJ11h Wn:n In Ct nt lnn 111 tllhc AHI BUI rAI 0 SAUR.f:S I ~~; ~rc t s~ d fhc1 r uplln t 1 n fh ~ 191JK }I) u nfr tll nl G Dnnumk H ~~~t. ( \J(,AKY IL\MIS \ ,s tt!ld <.. ltd I Hlu sl k• RW I rt k Amkr s~ t l ll (, I yk 1 M t l ~s 111 I ( I m I ulllry 1 S unt Jt•hn 1 lilt~: AHl CAROliNA HURRI( AN I S i\ s~ t=n• d I W II !I ts U lttg ltl tnd (, M1h 111 111111111 to Nl W H !Vl ttl the ,\HI VAl LAS S I AI<S 1\s' lt:nn l I Jnh 1 l1ml mtl I J tnllc \\rt t:hl II M1d11g Ill nl lhl IHI MO N I RI AI (ANA DIIN S lr,Jn l I S i l jlhtn ~: l-l. t dt ~:r IIJrcy l uch1 tndi>IJI\II Wtll..t~ Ill liR I I lljl I n IY l lt!hllnllg I ttl I I It mi.. rn1l111 I Milk Vnkt•ll utd 0 lj!.l r Ul utm Nl W Jl RSI Y 1>1 VILS Ass ll! llt:tl I W J 1y r mUnti n Jnd ( 1'~ 11 Sykor 11 t Alll111Ynt fhl AHI Nl W YO RK lSI ANill RS Annmu 1.:~:tl t ltll I ~~n l~:mwt w111 F Urc nt lutdro" Nl \1. YOR K I< ANC .I RS R~:t u rn~:t.l I W Syl v 1111 IU um ( I' J Stock unl J) Rt 11111c Sumhn 1 H l"tlt •rt.l nl lhl /\ Ill Kt t ~s t~rk:d IJ I> tit l'unt1 1lll tnl h trlolll 1lthc I l HI I HOI NIX COYO 11 S A ss t~ncd R.W lh td l1 h1sl •r 11 Spr 11!!1'' ltl•d lht: AHI I 11 I SBUR( H 1'1 N(,UINS i\ Sl)!llt: d ( pIll Skul tl ll\ m• ~( ll )• thc iHI - puhuc s Anothe1 fc.I IUi c of the bill p1 olub11s p1 omo1 10n co th e nex t grade le vel of ol student who has unexc use d ab se nces lor more th ,m 10 peccent of the reqUired school cll endance da) s Students who have la1ied two o r 111 01c subjects unl ess the pnnclpal ,end teac hers dete rmme the student Is academically prepared for pro motion w1ll not be promoted D1 stncts w1ll be reqUired to dehne academ1cally p1 epa red she smd Hala1 sa1d th,n Senate Bell 55 also replaces th e ncnth grade p10f1c1tncy les t With the tenth g rade proh c1ency tests begmmn g Sept 15 2004, effe ctcve for the cla ss of 2005 , and req Uire s passage of all f1 ve tenth grade prof1c1ency tests m order to rece1ve a h1 gh sc hoo l d1plo rna it also reqUire~ d1 stncts to adopt by July I 1998 a pohcy of zero tolerance for vmlent d1 srupt1vc ur mappropnat e behav10c and estdbhshes strategies ran gmg from prevention to InterventiOn co addre ss the beha'lo r Stude nt s from the three sc hools prese nted a program for the pare nts showmg act1vnces of vanous classes T1tle I teac hers auendmg the meetmg were Tammy Chapman, Bradbury Ron Drex ler Me1 gs M1ddl e School, Janet Hoffman, Bec ky Tnplell , and Bryan Z1rkie, Pome roy L1 z Story, Tere sa Carr and Roger B 1rch Middleport Juha Vaug han and Shtrley VanMeter, Salem Ce nter , Ed Bartel s and Barb Mathews Crow, Sahsbury Paula Chancey, Rutland and Har nsonvlile Lmda McManus , Rutland Beth Lawson, Harmonvllle Tara Woods and T1m Lawson Me 1gs H1gh Sc hool GIVING RECITATIONS - These youngsters !tom the Maddleport class presented recttat1ons at the distrcct-wcde Title 1 readmg class parent meetmg. They are from the left, Megan Smcth, Caleb Bevan, Tabetha Wmthrow, Lisa Ttemyer, Austin Dunfee, Zack Konkle, Robert Foreman, Chelsea Daves, and Laura Gheen. ( Sports brlefs-Gotr Vnumt Cu -I '\ Met!!' W W tlnut Ru.Jt~: ~~ Ct•l lmk1 ~~.: mkn u 'i~ W,rr~nChtntll lln ~ l Ncwhnl II ~ l7 W tu 1: >n 7M Sw tlllun lK Wtync I rill: ~7 lly.:r~ 11 1lk-'1 Wtysldl!( hr +4 l t: lnplc(! J 1'1 Wmttlmnrc ~H Ot ~~l! 1 1X Wnrld H tfY~s f t-.7 Wdbrtj:lt ll-IH Yuu Bn trdmtn M Au\ tHIII Wll I lit h 40 Yuu Ur~ ul1tc ~ 1} Ytlll (bmt:y \(1 Z. tn~: sv Ill! 'il ( n s h cK IIIII +J POMPANO BEACH, Fla (AP) - C.ISey Martm, wagmg a court battle w11h the PGA Tour to he allowed to usc .1 cart shot a 6 over par 76 en lall 12 strokes hehmd leader Scon Dunlup m the N1ke Slluth Flonda CI.ISSIC Man1n 25 who has ,m mcur.1hlc wculacory diSorder thm has weak- Hockey ened Ius nght leg won the tour's sea NHL standings EASTRRN CONFRRF:NCR 1\tlunllt Dnlswn fum .1!: L I C1>. GJ: l.io1 Wcl..lunt!lnt ,,, 14 2~ It 11 17 NY R u t~t: r~ 1 ~111 11 Ntw J ~rM:y Plnlltkl1tln1 Hun !.I I~ NY hlunkr~ 11111(11 illy I{) ' I> I ~IJ II 1"'~ 0 ,, ' " l'i (\ 110 !fl NuriiHasl U1mum OltW I Bull1ln ( tn hut 1~ ··~ 11 7 IOU 4 ' 4' " ,,., 11 Ill 411 '" 117 I} ~·J Mnntn 11 Pntshurl!h Buslo l 117 j(, 2-l I 'i 21 lfl 111 21 17 2U I 1 2'i 7 114 I<H 141 Il l Ill 110 II 117 j{)') 7 II Ill K 42 Ill 11 7 ,, ~II II X 117 17 '' " I( son opcnmg Lakel.md Class1c lase week The PGA Tour agreed co let hun usc .t~..:.trt tn the hrsllwo events Football NEW YORK (A P) - John M.1d den s 1gncd .t ltvc ycurth..ullo rcm,un Fox s lc.1d NFL ,an,Jiysl end1ng spec ul.auon he m1ght le.IVc lor ABC Term s ol the dc.1l were not .mnllunccd hue M 1ddcn s l~rst de.1l With Fnx was lor $l2 m1ll11m tlver lour ye,ars On Mllnday, Fox rel,uned the NFC Sund.1y .llternoon p.1ck.1ge, SJgmng ,, $4 4 h1lhon e1ght-year con lr ~11.:1 LEARNING ABOUT HOLlDAYS -- Students from the Salisbury attendance area of Title 1 readcng classes presented a program on holidays for the parents attendcng the dcstnct-wcde meet1ng. Wendy Halar, Tctle I director, talked about new performance and academic requarements. Takcng part en the program were, I to r, front, Frank Stewart, Enc Wood, Ben Copp1ck, Amber Tr1pp, Megan Tnpp, Actcon Facemyer, Anthony Shamblin, J.R Greene, Demetna Pearson, Lyndsey Casey, and Taffany Johnson, and back D.J, Russell, Joseph Schecmann, Sonny Folmer, Derek Bnckles, Brandon Pearson, Melissa Grueser, Ashley Kcng, Amanda Sm1th, Brook Watson, Brad Soulsby, Knstcn Trader, Matt Wandling, Cody Turner, and Amanda K1ng w~ CARE -Community Calenpar-'---The Communny Cale ndar 1s puh ll slwd as,, free senile to non p10111 groups W1sh1ng 10 annoum:c mcclln g and spcc wl C\enes The c,1lcndar 1s not dc<~ gned to promote sales or fund ra1sers of any cype Items arc ptmced as space pcrmlls and cannot he guar:mteed to run ,1 spcci11c nun, ber of days FRIDAY GALLIPOLIS - The Gal llpol" Area Parkmson s Support Group 2 p m m the Grace Unncd MethodiSt Ch urch Buildmg, 600 Second Avenue Dav1d Purdy rcg10nal dcrcc tor of the Oh1o Parkm so n Found,,u un w1ll speak on Untlcr standing Parkmson s D1 scasc And lis Treatme nt Meeungs arc fre e and open 10 .myone mtcrcs tcd Con l.lLI pemm IS Ho1rland Wood 740 446 0~08 F 0 R Children need special c·a re. That's why Holzer Meigs Clinic has a family of Pediatricians here to ensure the best care for your child. K I D s DARWIN - The Bedford Towo sh1p Tru stees will meet m spcc1.11 sess1on Fnday 6 p m at the Darwm town hall Regul,ar mecu ng Wil l he held the second Tue sday of each month ( Holzer Clinic... Here for Your Health, Here for Your Lifetime! Holzer Meigs Clinic 88 East Memorial Drive Pomeroy, Ohio 992-0060 I II II MIDDLEPORT Songfest ac Old Bethe l Free Will Bap11 sl church Route 7 and Story s Run Road Sac urday 7 p m Fcacurmg Earthen Ye s sels Pete Bruton and Bill Gamble SATURDAY CHESTER - ChC'Icr Town ship Trustees spcu al mccun g M ll m Saturday home of Dav•d Kohlcnl z t r u ~.; l cc SALEM CENTER Sc.u Gr.angc 778 SaiUrda) 6 10 p m at lhc grange hall regular lun n1glu Potluck supper "nh oyster stCIV ,\l 6 :10 p m lollowed by fou rth degree lc 1111 pr ICiice at 7 10 p m wllh fun .1nd games Co foll ow SUND<\Y POM EROY - H)mn Sing Sund I) 7 r m South Bethel NeiV Testa mcnt Church on Sil ver R1dgo Fca lUI cd gt our Rcmoan l BIDWELL - Joh n E l sw~ek of Alhcns Wil l speak al lhc Poplor R1dgc Free Will Bapli sl Cllu1ch ofl Roulc SS4 nea r B1dwcll Sund •Y and Jan :!5 al 6 p m l 'llc1 c "Ill he spc c1al stngmg REEDSV ILLE Benefit spaE he111 dmner for Estep fam 1ly whose home was dcscrovcd hy I lfC, South Bethe l New Te stament Church across from Eastern H1gh School I co 4 p m TUESDAY RACINE - Racmc Board of Public Alh11rs 7 p m Tuesday al the mumc1pal buildmg ' Kaller whales are the mos t stable of any soc1al mammal known and both male and female k1llcr whales stay wuh the1r mothers as long as thear mothers h vc • GfcHECK THE WANT POETRY READING •· Zach Burns of the Rutland School read a poem for the parents attendmg the dcstnct-wcde Title I meetcng held at Salisbury ~S FIRS~ More !han 50 tons or mc1cro1ds enter the Eanh s atmosphere every d.1y hue most of them hurn up he lore 1hey reac h the ground Action • Lane Comfort Showcase Sofa/Sleeper Sale "HARTFORD" "RENEGADE" Th1s fmely taclored des1gn features smooth roil arms, tcght smgle cush1on backs and thcckly padded se'ats whach offer deep seat eng comfort Plus, enJOY the extra from the hidden queen saze mauress msadel Underneath us plush trad monal scylmg wuh roll arms and a 1a1lored sk1r1 lies a queen-s1ze mnerspnng mauress The perfect way to create chat "extra room" for those overmghl guests l l "ALEXANDER" A queen s1ze sleep sofa featunng lugh kmfe-cdge back cush1ons and gently flared sock arn, The box seal and tailored c1gh1 mch sk1n, allow lhl>tradmonal style 10 be covered m a w1de raoge of fabncs from dressy l{) casual �•. .. I , p Page 8 • The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy • Middlegort, Ohio ' • Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy Friday, January 16, 1998 The Daily Sentinel • Page 9 ChurCh Directory Pastor. Neil Proudfoot Episcopal Grace Episcopal Church 326 E Main St., Pomeroy Recror · Rev D A duPiantier Sunday School - 9.JOa m. Worsh1p- 10·30 a.m., 7 p.m. Sunday School 10 30 am Wednesday SeNtces - 7 p.m. Coffee hour followmg Church of Christ Pomeroy Church of Christ 212 W Mom St. 1 Apostolic C~un:h of Jesus Christ Apostolic VanZ.andt and Ward Rd Pastor-James Mtller Sunday School - 10 30 a.m. Evenmg · 7 30 p m. Wednesday Serv1ces - 7:30p.m Calvary Pilgrim Chapel 1' Harnsonville Road Pastor Rev . V1ctor Roush Sunday School9·30 am Worship · II a.m , 7 30 p.m. Wednesday Servi Ce - 7 30 p.m Bearwa!low Ridge Chun:h of Christ Worsht p - II a.m. and 7 p m Pastor:Terry Stewan Wednesday Serv1cc - 7 p m Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship - 10.30 a.m, 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services - 6:30pm Free Will Baplist Chun:h A"h St reet, Mtddl eport Pnstor· Lcs Hay man' Sunday Se rv~ ce - 7 00 p m Sunda y School - 10 a m Wednesday Scrvtcc -7 00 p m Ziou Chun:h ofChrisl Pomeroy, Harnsonvtlle Rd. (Rt 143) Rutland First Baptist Chureh Worsh1p - 10.30 a m • 7:00p.m. Wednesday Serv1 ces · 7 p m Pine Worship - 10.45 a.m. Tuppers Plain Chun:h of Christ Pomeroy Fint B1ptist Instrumental Pastor. Scot Brown Worsh ip Service · 9 a.m Commumon - 10 a.m. Sunday School- 10.15 am East Mam St Sunday School - 9 30 am Worship - 10:30 a.m Flnt Southern Baptist 41872 Pomeroy Pike Pastor· E Lamar O' Bryant Youth - 5.30 pm Sunday B1ble Study Wednesday 7 pm Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:45 a m., 7.00 p.m. Wednesday Services • 7 00 p.m. Bn'dbury Church of Chri!l Sunda y School-9:15a.m Worship · 10.40 am ., 7.00 p.m. Wednesday SCI'\" l etS • 7:00 p m. St. John Sunday school - 10.30 a.m. Worship - 9:30a.m , 7 p.m. Paslor: Philip Sturm Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship Service 10.3'0 a.m. Racine Pastor: Rev. James Satterfield Sunday School · 9·45 a.m Evening · 7 p m. Wednesday Setv1ces • 1 p.m. Pastor A nus Hurt Su nd ;~y School · 10 a rn Worship - II a m. Mt. Moriah Baptist Fourth & Matn St., Mtddlcport Pastor Rev Gilbert Cra1g, Jr S un d <~ y School - 9 30 a m Worship - I U 45 a m. Rulland Chun:h of God Pastor Rand y Barr Sunday School - 10 a m. Worship . 11 a m , 6 p m Wednesday Serv1ces - 7 p m Syracuse First Church of Gpd Apple und Second Sts Pa!ilor· Rev. Oa v1d Russell Sunday Schoo\ and Worshtp- 10 a.m. Evc n1 ng Serv1ces- 6.30 p m. Wedncsd<ty Ser\'ices • 6.30 p m. Antiquity Baptist Sunday School - 9 30 a m Wor~h 1p . 10 4~ ~ m Sunday bcnmg -~ 6 00 p m Rutland Free Will BaptiSt Sal Cm St Pa~tor . Rc' Paul Ta ) lor Church of God of Prophecy 0 J Wh1te Rd off St Rt. 160 Sunda j School - 10 am Pastor P J Chapman Sunday Schoo\ - 10 am Worshtp - I I a m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. b .cning · 7 p m Wedne sday Servtce:; - 1 p m Catholic Sacred fiear1 Catholic Church 161 Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy, 992-SH98 , Pastor Rev Walter E Heinz Sat Co11 4 45· 5 15p m , Ma:-.s- 5.30 p m Sun Con - ~ -1 5-IJ I S am , Sun M a~s . Q 30 a m O;u \c y M :t~~ '. ~ 30 a m. Pastor· Dewayne Stutler Sunday, 2:30p.m Clifton Tabemade Church • Clifton, W.Va. Sunday School- 10 am Worship · 7 p.m. Wednesday Serv1ce - 7 p.m. New Ufe VIctory Center 3773 Georges Creek Road, Gallipolis, OH Pastor: Bill Staten Sunday Services- 10 a.m. & 7 p.m. Wednesday- 7 p.m. & Youth 7 p.m. Pastor: Dewayne Stutler Sunday School - II a.m Worshtp - 10 a.m. Sunday Schoo!IO a.m East LeLan Wednesday Servtcc - 7:30p.m Past<w Brian Harkness Sunday School - 10 a.m Worsh1p - 9 a.m. Wednesday - 7 p.m. Pastor: William Hoback Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evemng • 7 p.m. Wednesday Servtces- 7 p.m. Third Ave Pastor: Rev. Clark Baker Sunday School · 10 a.m. Evening- 6 p m. , Wednesday Services - 7:00p.m. Faith Valley Tabernacle Chun:h Ba1ley Run Road Pastor: Re\1 Emmett Rawson Sunday Evening 7 p.m Thursday Service- 7 p.m. Sunday School - 10 a m Worship - I I am, Syracuse Mission 1411Bridgeman St., Syracuse Coolville United Methodist Parish Sunday School - 10 am. Evening · 6 p.m. Pa~tor . Helen Kline Wednesday Serv1cc • 7,p.m. In Presbyterian Syracuse Flnt United Presbyterian Pastor· Rev Kris.ana Robinson Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship . II a.m. Coolville Chun:h ' Hazel Community Church Main & Fifth St. Sund<~y Schoo l • 10 a.m Worship - 9 a.m. Tu esday Services · 7 p m United Methodist Graham United Methodist Worship - 9.30 a.m (1 st & f2nd Sun), 7 30 p.m (3rd & 4th Sun) Off Rt 124 Pastor: Edsel Hart Bethel Chun:h Townsh tp Rd • 468C Pastor: Rev Ra lph Sptrcs Sunday Schoo l - 9:30 a.m Worship - 10 30 a.m., 7 p m Meigs Cooperative Parish • Northeast Cluster Alfred Nazarene Chester Joppa Mulberry Hts Rd., Pomeroy Pastor: Roy Lawinsky Saturday Services: Sabbath School - 2 p m Worship - 3 p.m. MI. Olive Communky Chun:h Pastor: Lawrence Bush Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Evening · 7 p.m. Wedneday Service • 7 p.m. Middleport Chun:h of the Nazarene Pastor· Gregory A Cundiff Sunday School - 9:30 a m Worship - 10 30 a m , 6:30 p m. United Brethren Mt. Hemon Uulted llrelhren ia Christ Chun:h Texas Community off CR 82 Pastor: Robert Sande:~ Sundn School - 9-30 a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m, 7:30p.m. United Faith Chun:h Rt 7 on Pomeroy By -Pass Wednesday Sc rvrccs • 7 p m Pastor Bob Randolph Worsh1p - 9.30 a m. Seventh· Day Adventist LongBottom Worshtp - 10 30 a m Pastor: Sharon Hausman Worsh1p 9 a m. Sunday Schoo l · tO a.m Thursda y Services- 7 p.m. Seventh-Day Adventist Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship -10:45 a.m., 7'30p.m. Wednesday 7'30 p m Sunday School - 9:30am . Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - I I a m , 6 30 p m Worship - 10 a.m. Failh Gospel Church Ton:h Chun:h Co. Rd. 63 rastor: Sharon Hausman Middleport Pmbyterian Sunday School - 9 a.m. Sunday school - 10 a.m Worship • II a.m. Wednesday Servtce - 7 p m. Gra nd Street Sunday Schoo \ - 10 a.m Worsh1p - 11 a.m. Wedn'esday Se rvices • K p m. Thursday Services. 7 p.m. Sunday School - 9:45 , ,m. Morse C~apel Church Hockingpon Chun:h Pastor. Rev Raben E. Smith, Sr. Sunday School · 10 30 a m Long Bottom Sunday School · 9:30 a.m Reedsville Fellowship Sunday School - 9·30 am Churth or the Naz.arene Pastor. Mark A. Dupler Worsh1p · 10 30 am., 7 p.m. Wednesday Scrvtce • 7 p.m Worship- 10·45 a m., 7 p.m Wednesda y Se rvices· 7 p.m. Ch~t Eden United Brtthrtn in 2 1/2 miles north of Reedsville on' State Route 124 Pastor Rev Robe,rt Markley Sunday School · II a.m Sunday Wor>htp - 10:00 a.m & 7·00 p m Reedsville Worship - 9 30 a.m Syracuse Church or the Nazarene Pastor, Robert J. Coen Sunda y School • 10:30 a.m UMYF Sunday 6 30 p m. F1rst Sunday of Month - 7.30 p.m. serv1ce Sunday School • 9 30 a m. Worship - IOJ Oam., 6 p m. Wednesday Services : 7 p m Full Gospel Lighthouse 33045 Hiland Road, Pomeroy Pastor· Roy Hunter Sunday School- 10 a.m. Evening 7 30 p.m. Tuesday & Thursd11 y · 7.30 p.m an Public Notice NOTICE OF SALE By virtue of an Order of Sale Issued out of the Common Pleas Court of Meigs County, Ohio, In the caae of the Home National Bank, Plaintiff, va.: Tereaa Millar, at al., Defendants, upon a Judgment therein rendered, being Case No. 97-CV-121 In said Court, I will offer for sale at the front door of the Courthouse In Pomeroy, Meigs county, Ohio, on the 6th day of February, 1998, at 10:00 a.m., the following Ianda, I Wednesday Services · 7.30 p m. · Sun day School - 9-30 am . of or certified check. COHEN, GREGG & LAURITO JEFFREY V. LAURITO Attorney for Plaintiff P.O. Box 1288 Mid City S1atlon Dayton, Ohio 45402 513/223-4332 Suprema Ct. #0014652 (1)2,9, 163tc tenements and mobile homo, located at 49277 SR 338, Racine, OH 45771 . A complete legal description of the real estate Is as follows: The following_. real estate situated In the Township of tract herein described; Letart, County of Meigs, and thence continuing S. 18' 40 Stale of Ohio, and being a minutes E. 309.44 feet to an pan of Lot No. 235, In Town Iron pin sat (paoslng a mine No. 1, in Range No. 12 of the rail found at 213.8S feet) Ohio Company's Purchase, thence S. 63' W. 304.65 feat commencing In the County to an Iron pin sol In lhe Road running from Letart to center of the public road; Apple Grove, at a stone In thence along the U.S. Route lhe Northeast corner of the 53 rlght-of·woy N. 5' 53 properly of Hiram J. Wolfe minutes; 45" W. 320.99 feet and Mary A. Wolfe, thence to an Iron pin set; thence N. South elong George 61' 21 ' 28" W. 234.02 feet to Hayman's West line and the point of beginning Hiram J . Wolfe and Mary A. Wolfe, thence ~outh along co•talnlng 1.8658 acres. Prior Instrument Refer- George Heyman's Westline once: Volume 300, P~ge 323 and Hiram J_ Wolfe and Worship · 9 a.m. Dyesvllle Community Chun:h Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Sunday School - 9 a m Worsh1p . 10 a.m. W c dne~d a y ScrY ices · 10 a m Mt. Olive United Methodist Off 124 be hind Wilkesville Harrisonville Presbyterlaa Church Sunday School - 9·30 a.m Worship - 10:30 a.m , 7:30p.m pur1uance ORDER SALE, to be, directed from said Court In the above-entitled action, I will expose to sole at public auction the the Court House (Basement) on Friday, Feb. 6, 1998 at 10:00 A.M. oloald day, the following described zeal estate: • Siluatad In Section 16, 'Town 2, Ra•ge 13, Salisbury Township, Meigs County, Ohio and being more particularly described qs follows, to wh: Commencing al the northeast corner of lha northwest quartor of the nonheall quarter of said Section 16; thenco by dead, West 935 feet; lhtonce S. 5' 45' E. 300 feat ; !honea Wast 42 feel to e mine rail found; thence S. 111' 40; E. 213.44 feel to a mine rail found at the point of beginning of the Middleport Pente<Ostal Evening · 7:30p.m. Racine EMORY L. O'BRYANT, at al Defendant• COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO Penteoostal Assembly • St Rt. 124, Racine Pastor: Sam Anderson Sunday School- 9:30am. Worship - !0·45 a.m. (1 st & 3rd Sun) VI Pentecostal Middleport Community Chun:h 575 Pearl St., Middlepo• Sutton Pastor: Dewayne Stutler ':========= down on day of aale, cash SHERIFF'S SALE, REAL ESTATE CASE NO. 97-CV.073 PACIFIC CENTRAL MORTGAGE, INC. Plalntloa Wednesday - 7 p m. Endtime Houst' or Prayer (at Burltngham church off Route 33) Pastor: Robert Vance , Sunday worship- 10 a.m Wednesday service -6:30p.m. Painting Also Concrete Work (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 Pomeroy, Ohio IWllWllliWDillli Get Your Menage Across With ADally Stntintl B"LLETIN BOARD ~~ *700 column Inch weekdays s;eo column·inch Sunday Wcdncsda~ Servtces- 7.30 p.m. Wednesday Youth Scrvtce • 7 30 p.m. South Bethel New Testament Silver Ridge CALL OUR OFFICE AT 992·2155 Paslor: Robe• Barber Church aimo~cements sponsored by these area merchants RACINE PLANING MILL Mill Work Cabinet Making Syracuse 992-3978 o.va.aulcbl Agency Inc. JNSVRAN.L :.:;:: K&C JEWELERS 212 6 Pomeroy 992-3785 Bill Quickel 992-6677 Sentinel Clnssifieds 992-2156 264 South Setond Avenue Middleport, OH 45760 614-992-5141 Bruce A Fisher- Director 590 East Main Street Pomeroy. OH 45769 RIDENOUR SUPPLY . St. Rt. ·248, Chester, Oh. 614-992-5444 ' 985-3308 Jame1 R. Acru, Jr. · Director RACINE MOWER CLINIC Briggs -rGENCIISIK. E. Main Street & Stratton Master Service Technician KEROSENE HEATER REPAIR 949·2804 SAVE TIME WITH A CLASSIFIED AD! Brogan-Warner . INSURANCE SERVICES~ · 214E.Main ~ SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY We Fill Doctors' Prescriptions Crow's Family Restaurant "Featuring Kentucky Fried Chicken" 228 W. Main St., fW ~ i 992-2104 Pomeroy CLASSIFIEDS "Dignity and Service Always" Established 1913 REAL TIME SAVERS." • 992-2121 106 Mulber Ave. Pomero 'i POMEROY EAGLES CLUB Members and Guest Invited O 'Dell Lumber N1ght Umvers;ty of Rio Grande SNOUFFER FIRE & SAFETY SALES & SERVICE 992-1075 . 172 North SeCQnd Ave. Middleport, Oh vs. Cedarville ,. . Sat. , Jan. 24, 1998 Game time 7:30p.m. Free Tickets at both O'Dell Localtons RT. 7 PIZZA EXPRESS 992-9200 16" Larege 3 Item $9.99 18" Extra Large Deluxe . $,4.99 'I Custom Homes EXCAVATING CO. Umestone Hauling Gravel- 1 mopd Public Notice Mary A. Wolfe's Eut line a distance of 120 feet to a stake; thence West 60 feet to a stake, thence North 120 feet to a stake In the North line of Hiram J. Wolfe and Mary A. Wolfe's land at tho county Road leading from Letart to Apple Grove, thence east alo•o the South aida of tho County Road loading from Lotan to Apple Grove 60 laotto a stone the place of beginning, containing 0.16 acre, convoyed to Hiram J. Wolfe and Mary A. Wolfe to Homer L. Pickens and Juno Plckeno by deed doted March 7, 1923, and recorded In Book 124, at Pogo 618 of the Dead Recorda of Meigs County, Ohio, and thereafter conveyed by Homer L. Pickens and June Pickens, his wife, to Carl Wolfe and Dolly Wolle, by deed dated June 28, 1926, and recorded In Book 128, at Page 598 of said Deed Records. The following deocrlbad real estate situated In the Township of Lalal1, In the County of Meigs and State ol Ohio, baing ·a pan of Lot No. 235 In Town I, Range No. 12 of the Ohio Company's Purchaae, and being about 1-112 acres of land bounded and deacrlbed as follows: On the North by State Route NQ. 338, on the Eaet by the lands of Carl and Dolly Wolfe and George Hayman, on the South by township ditch, and on tho West by the county R,oad running form the Ohio River to East Letart, co•veyad by Hiram Jonas Wolfe to Carl Wolle by deed dated Auguat 24, 1949, and recorded In Book 164, at Page 156 of sold Deed Recorda. Grading Septic System & Utilities Estimates . (614) 992-3838 12/111/tfn Public Notice $700.00 $750.00 OR MORE PER GAME BEECH GROVE ROAD LOS T Tabb y cat . pumpkm orange color, neutered, New Haven area REW ARD! 30 4 882 2342 "Build Your Dream" 1998 Martin Street 70 . Gallipolis & Vicinity Joe Wilson Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 (614) 992-4277 1m . d. 7 Chapter Be Paid In Advance . DEADLINE: 2:00p.m. the dey before the •d Is to run. Sunday edition - 2:00p.m. Friday. Monday edition - 10·00 a.m Saturday. 13 For Information Regarding Bankruptcy contact: William Safranek, Attorney At Law 614-592-5025 Athens, Ohio . Pomeroy, Middleport & Vicinity · AU Yard Salu Must Be Paid In -'dvance. Deadline. 1.GOpm the day before the ad Ia to run, Sunday & Mondey edltlon t :OOpm Friday. 90 Auction and Flea Market Wanted to Buy Absolute Top Dolla r All U S Sliver And Gold Co tn s. Prootse ts. D1amonds. Ant1que Jewelry Gold Rmg s. Pre-1930 uS Cu rr ency. Slerl tng Etc Acqwst llons Jewelry . M T.S Coin Shop. 15 t Second A-wenue. Gathpol1s, 61 4·446·2842 Ant1ques. lop pr1ces pate . Riverme AnltQues . Pomeroy, OhiO. Russ Moore owner 614-992 2526 Public Notice PUBUC NOTICE The Rutland Village Is now accepting bids on a 1986 Toyota Truck: llghl duty, 4 cylln~er, standard shll,t, mileage 164,980 $1,000.00 min. bid. The VIllage reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids by Feb. 9, 1998. Con be seen at the Rulla•d Civic Center. (1) 15, 16, 18, 19, 20 Sic 1---------- SnRE- L&L TIRE BARN TRUCKING Pine Grove Rd., OH 614-992·5344 Racine, "HALF PRICE USED tiRE SALE" Cash Hauling, Excavating & Trenching & Gravel Umestone Septic Systems Trailer & House Sites Reasonable Rates & Carry Joe REMOVAL •New Homes Driveways, •Garages Parking Lots, etc. •Com_plete Remodeling Sentinel Classifieds 992-2156 Card of Thanks Compare WALTER FERRELL Dirt· Sand wish, at this time, to say thanks tCLyou for the outpouring of love and prayers, that have been truly felt and expre11ed In such a dynamic way. We are deeply touched and slricerely grateful for the many acts of kindness. We take pride In the fact that your faithful, loyal and loving ways made our loss much easier.· God Bless You, Wife, Mary; Daughters, Juanita Ferrell, Ruth Spaun; Sons: Richard and Ed Ballinger The Family. 591-1897 7122/Hn Limestone • Gravel ANNOUNCEMENTS 005 Hot Loc al Numb er sl 1·900 285 · 9077 Ext 4585 18 t Serv U 61 9 645·8434 $2 99/Min 985·4422 LONELY? CALL TONIGHT! 1-900-265-9245 1012 Ext 1501 $2 99 Per Mm Must Bgo 18 Yrs Serv·U 619-64 5-6434 nEE (Lime Stone· Low Rates) WICKS HAULING Limestone, Gravel, Sand, Top Soil, Fill Dirt . 614-992-3470 Personals $100 Reward mformat10n feadtng to th e con.. IC! Io n any one us1 ng dumpster betund Btg Bend Res taurant. contact Aoy Greene. 304· 882-2955 Chester, Ohio Pick up discarded appliances, batteries, many metals & motor blocks. 614-992-4025 B am--B m EMPLOYMENT SERVICES LOOKING FOR ROMANCE? 1-900 -269-1245 Ex t 9769 $2 99 fMm Must Be 18Yrs Start da t1ng tomgt111 Have fun . play Oh1o's dattng game 1·800AOMANC E, extensiOn 7484 30 Announcements 510 00 Free Ca lling'' To Acllvate Your Card Ca ll Toll-Free 1·888· 333-TEL3 SPI WB62241 6 Herbal Health Series , Class \, Jan 24th, 10·4pm Stress re lief natu rally learn w1t h loca l Herbal· lSI, 614 742-7243 40 11 0 Help Wanted SSSOANCERSSSS 2 Positions ava\labte. Call aHer 6pm Wed-Sat. 304-67&-5955 Cell Phone 985-4473 The Family Of We Buy Auto's \n Any Condtllon. Call 61 d 388 -9062. Or 61d-44 6PART Avon $8 $18 /Hr. No Doo r ·To · Door. Oud. Ca sh. Fun ,& Relal( tng 1 800·736·0t 68 614-992-3141 _ Agricultural lime, .J & 0 Au to Parts Buy1ng wrecked or sa lvaged vehi Cles 304·773·5033 • Home FREE DUMP TRUCK SERVICE Clea n Lat e Model Ca rs Or Tru cks. 1990 Models Or Ne wer, Sm1th BUick Ponnac. 1900 East· ern Avenue Galltpohs Call Anytime ESTIMATEES R. La HOLLON TRUCKING An tiques no 1tem'too large Of too small Also estales. ap pratsals . reftn1 Sh1ng cu stom orders 614· 992-6576 r. SNOW ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION & Sayre 614-742-2138 Dealers Welcome! Stop N. Giveaway Adorable puppte s. 7 weeks old , w1Ube sm.:~l\ Oogs. 614·992-5529 110 Help Wanted AVON ! Atl Areas ! Shirley Spears. 304-675-1429 • Full -time house keeper Exc el lent pay Send re sume with Referen ces to • Box MG· t 5, %Pt Pleasan t Reg1s1er. 200 Mam St., PI Pleasant WV 25550 GENESIS HOME CARE HOM E HEALTH AN Genests Home Care. a d1v1ston~ the Genes1s Heal th Care Sys tem IS seek1ng tO lilt on-call pOSIIIOnS for AN's .1n tne Me 1gs Coun ty area Cand1dates must have the ab1l1ty to prov1de prol es s10na\ nu rsmg care. wh11e makmg 1nterm1tten t VISIISto chents 1n the1r homes The quall f1ed applicant w111 be a Aeg1stered Nurse licensed 1n tne Stale of Ohto an d West Vtrg1nla or willing to obta 1n a Wast V1rg1n1a license Go oo c11 mca1 SkillS, as well as good oral and wriMen commun1Ca· · 11o n sk1lls are a mu st Recen t home ca re expe 11ence 1s pre fe rred Applicants must have proof ot a valid dmer' s ltcense and auto 1nsurance to be cons1d· ered for lh1s pos1t1on Add1t1onally, quahf1ed applican ts w11t me&! core JOb reqUlTemen ts with or wt thout reasonable accommodallons For prompt cons1dera t1on. please contact L1nda Welch. PCC at Genes1s Home Care I 16 West Mam Street Pomeroy, Oh 45769 16 I 4I 992-7995 EOE MEET THE WORLD! lnternatmn · a\ Non·Proht Seek s Local Rep re· senfative Work W1tl1 Fore1gn Ex· change Students. Hos t Fam1l1es H1gh Schools, Tra101n g Prov1ded E11pens es Pa1d, Travel Opport u· Rille s Not A Paid POSitiOn Ca11 Cathy Br ucke r! AI 800-il7 t -2526 Or EF Fo un da!IOn For Fore •gn Sludy, 1-600- 44-SHARE Overbrook Ce nter. 333 Pag e Street , Mtddleport . has part lime STNA pos1110ns ava 1lable lor all shtft s. If mter ested pl ease call 614·992·647 2 or come m and Ill\ ou1 an apphcahOn EOE AL.L Yard Sales Must BANKRUPTCY Chapter Yard Sale RICk Pear so n Au ction Company, lull lime aucti Oneer. compl ete au cti on se rvtce ltcen se d • 66 .0 hlo & West V ~r g m1a 304· 773-5785 Or 304·773·5447 Reference Deed : Volume RUTLAND AMERICAN LEGION BEECH GROVE ROAD GUN SHOOT SUN., 1:00 PM Lost and Found Lost 111 OU1, Fe male Jack Russet Temer Puppy Whil e W1th Brown Head. BobTa1t 5 pds Between Geo rge s Cree k & Mill Cre ek Road, Aewardl ! Call 6 14 ·446 · 0223 Aller 5 00 Or 614·446-1615 Davs 80 t 9, Pogo 203, Melga County OHiclal Records. Announcements Two 6 monlh old Aottwe1ler/Ger· man Shepherd m1x pupp1es. make goo d watch dogs. 614-742·1060 l ost Portl and area. brown , black & wMe male Beagle. please can 614-1143·5445 .. HOWARD Land Clearing & Limestone Sand- Dirt 614-992-3220 Remodeling M&J House & Trailer Sites MON. & WED. 6:30P.M. RUTLAND POST 467 STAR BURST • r DUMP TRUCK SERVICE BINGO Appearing Friday 8 :00-12 :00 MeiB• County s Oldest Flo rut u, Stnd Your Thouglau With· Special Care" TRUCKING SWINGSHIFT BAND !francis FLORIST 352 EAST MAIN POMEROY, OHIO 45769 614/992-2644 • 614/992-6298 ..Ut EWING FUNERAL HOME • S&L 30 3/27fTFN To Goo d Indoo r Home Fema le Blacl, & While Cat. Dectawea. All Accessones. 614-379·2668 Los t 7 Month Old Co ppernose Be agle Wit h Green Eyes Ve ry Welt l oved . Family Pet , Not A Huntt ng Dog, Last Se en Monday 2 PM Elliott Road, /State Route 790 /Hannan Trace Road , Evenmgs 614 -25 6-6009. Days 614 · 446-5769 Ask For DebbiB (No Sunday Calls) Fadory Choke Only MIKE MORRISON AND THE CLASSIFIED SECTION! Veterans Memorial Hospital 115 E. Memorial Dr. Pomeroy in a hurry-... TRY Clean out your basement or attic with the help of the Pomeroy 992·5432 992-5130 Pomeroy 992-2955 TIME FOR SPRING CLEANING? 614-992-5479 614-992-7643 •Room Additions ·New Garages •Electrical & Plumbing •Roofing ·Interior & Exterior at the southarn Local School District, Board of . • Education office on the day Public Notice of January 26, 1998 at 7:00 Current Owner's Names: o'clock p.m . Dennie E. Hill EMORY L. O'BRYANT and Treasurer JOYCE L. O'BRYANT Property Address: 34753 (1) 9, 16, 23 3tC ROCK SPRINGS ROAD, POMEROY, OHIO 45769 APPRAISED AT: $23,500 Public Notice TERMS OF SALE: 100% Sunday-7 00 p.m. Wednesday -7 00 p.m. Friday-7:00p.m. Harrisonville Communil} Church Pastor: Theron Durham Sunday-9:30a.m. and 7 p.m. Morning Star Congregational Pastor Rev. Rol and Wtldman Sunday school and worsh1p 10.25 ,. Bethany The Believers' Fellowship Ministry New Lime Rd ., Rutland Pastor: Rev. Margaret J. Robmson Services: Wednesday , 7·30 p m. Sunday School -9:30am . Worship - !0.45 a.m. {2nd & 4th Sun) Worshtp, - 10.30 a.m. Trinity Church Second & Lynn, Pomeroy 1/4 mile past Fort Meigs on New Lima Rd . Pastor. Willlotm Van Meter Friday - fellowship service 7 p.m. Carmel Pastor: Dewayne Stutl er Church of God Foresl Run Baplist Apostolic Faith Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship -9:30a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday - 7 p.m. Wednesday Services. 10 a m Wednesda y Scrv1ce · 7·30 p.m. Mt. Moriah Church of God Church or Jesus Christ, Wednesday service, 7:00p.m. Pastor: Steve Reed Sunday School- 10 a.m. Worshtp- 9 a.m. SL Paul Lutheran Church Cornc:r Sycamore & Second St., Pomeroy Rev. George Weuick Sunday School · 9:45 a.m Worship • 11 a.m Christian Union Faith Baplist Church Ra1lroad St , Mason Sunday School • 10 a m Worship · II a m., 6 p m Wedne sday Scr\l tccs 7 p m Youth Fellowship Sunday. 7:00pm . Pastor· Brian Harkness Btble Study, Wednesday, 6:30p.m. Hartford Church of Christ in Christian Union Hartford, W Va. Pastor:Jim Hughes Sunday School - II a.m. Wor!ihip · 9.30 a.m , 7 30 p.m. Wednesday Servtces • 7:30p.m. Worship- 10:30 am Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. Faith Full Gospel Chun:h Long Bonom Snowville Sunday School - 10 a m Worsh•p • 9 a.m Our Saviour Lutheran Church Walnut and Henry Sts, Ravenswood, W.Va. lntrim pastors Rtv Robe rt Hupp SundB y Schoo\ · 10 00 am Worship - 11 a.m. Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Sunday service, 10.00 a.m.., 7:00p.m. Salem Center Pastor: Ron Fierce Sunday School - 9:15am. Worship - 10: IS a.m Lu1ne~an Pastor: lawrence Foreman Hobson Christian Fellowship Church Rutland Sunday School- 9 30 am Worship - 10:30 a.m. Thursday Services - 7 p.m. Worship - 9 00 a m. Sunday School - 10.00 a m. • Pastor James E Keesee Worsh1p - lOa m , 7 p m. Wednesday Services • 7 p m Rock Springs YOUNG'S CARPENTER SEVICE POMEROY, OH. Pupp1es Beau ty Black Wtth While Mark tng Mothers Is Pure Gol den Ret never, Fatner Un· known . 614-379-2639 60 New Homes • Vinyl Siding New Garages • Replacement Windows Room Additions • Roofing COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON THE TAX BUOGET Two copies of the tax budget for the Sg,uther• Local School DJstrlct of Racine, In Melga County, Ohio, are on file In the office of the Treasurer, Dannie E. Hill of said district. ' These are for •PUblic Inspection; a public hearing on aald bu~got will be held " WARNER INSURANCE JEFF Operator, John Davis Free Estimates Public Notice RQolcin& Ufe Chun:h 500 N 2nd Ave., Middleport & BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. 740·742·3411 Pastor. D'c~.vid Dailey Sunday School - 10 a.m Worship- II : 15 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7 p m. Owner Free to good home 4mo old fe· male ktllen, bl ue/graylwhtle llger stnpe . hter tra1ned 304·458·22t 6 360° Communications 113 W. 2ND ST. F r ~e Pupp1e s, To Goo d Home, Part Grea t Dane . Pari German Sheph ard. Call 614·446 ·3666 Great Dane Is On Premtses WANTED Small White , long hatred dog for compan10nstup lor elderly lad y w1\l take good ~.:,u e of dog 304-862 2436 Minor Repairs • Cabinets • Siding Roofs • Decks • Garages Calvary Bible Church Salem St., Rutland Pastor: Robert E. Musser Pas1or: Keith Rader Sunday School - 9· b am Worship · 10a.m. Youth fellowship, Sunday· 6 p.m Pine Grove Rev Geo rge WCITick Rct<bville Chun:h of Christ 525 N 2nd St Middleport Sunday School - 9:15a.m. Worship - 10:30 am Bible Study Tuesday - 10 am. Sacrament Service 9-10:15 a.m. Homemaking meeting, 1st Thurs. · 7 p.m. Pastor Gene Zopp ,, Victory Baptist lndependant Christlao Fellowship Center Sunday School9:30 a.m. Evening · 7 p m. The Chun:h of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints St. Rt. 100, 446-6247 or 446-7486 Sunday School 10:20· 11 a.m. Rehef Soc1etyll'ricsthood I LOS -12:00 noon Sunday School - 9 30 a.m. Worship - 10.30 a m., 7:30p.m. Old Bethel Free Will Baptist Church 2Bti01 S1 Rt 7, MiddlcpOII Sunday School - 10 a m Sunday Schoo\ - 10 a m Worsh1p · II a m , 6 p.m Wednesda y Se rv1ces -7 p m Sdvenvllle Word of Faith Langsville Christian Chun:h Hemlock Grove Chun:h St Rt. 143 just off Rt. 7 PastOT Rev. James- R Acree , Sr. Pastor Michael Pangio Sunday serv1ce, 10 am. Thursday service, 7 p.m. Worship - 10·30a m · Wednesday Semces - 7.30 p m Thursday Servtcc -6:30p.m. Wednesday Serv1ce 7·30 p.m Hillside Baptist Chu«h Sunda) School • 9 a.m. Worship· 10 a m. Sunday School - 9:30 am. Dexter Pastor· Woody Cal\ Sunday Evening · 6:30p.m Wednesday Bible SIUdy - 6.00 p m Evemng - 7:30 p m Th ur:;day Serv1ces • 7 30 75 Pearl St., M1ddlej>ort Sunday School- 9·30 a.m. Worship 10 30 a.m., 7·30 p.m. Wednesday Smice · 7:30p.m. Portland-Rac ine Rd Pastor. Jerry Singer Liberty Christian Chun:h Pastor: Rev Franklin Dickens Service: friday, 7 p.m. Faith Chapel Open Bible Chun:h 923 S. Third St., Middleport Reorganized Chun:h of Jesus Chris! ~ of Latter Day Saints Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Bethlehem Baptist Church Gre at Bend, Route 124, Racine, OH Pastor Daniel Berdme Sunday Schoo l - 9 30 am Sunday Worship · 10.30 a. m. & 6 p m Agape Life Center "Full-Gospel Church" Pastors John & Potty Wade 603 Second Ave Mason 773-5017 CELLULAR PHONES A. Free Computer Estimates B. Guarantee Color Match C. All Types Insurance Claims Giv.e Us A Call At 992-1359 New Construction & Remodeling Faith Fellowship CnJJiade for Christ Pearl Chapel Latter-Day Saints Wor.;hip - 10 a m , 7 p.m. Mt. Union Baptist Pastor : Joe N. Sayre Sunday School-9.45 a.m. Evening - 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services · 6 30p m. Pastor Rev Mary M cDaniel Sunday Services: 10 am. & 6 p.m. Wednesday Sci'\" ices· 7 p.m. We!!leyan Bible Holiness Church Wednesday Sel'\"ices. 7 p.m. Evangelist Joseph B. Hoskins Sunday Schoo l • 9 a.m Pastor. John Hart Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship- 7:00p.m. Wednesday Bible Study - 7:00p.m Service time : Sunday 6:00p.m Rutland Community Church Pastor Rev. Roy McCarty Sunday School - 9·30 am Sunday Evening - 7 p.m. Hickory Hills Chun:h of Christ Sunday School - lOam Worship- ! Ia m., 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Services- 7:30pm . Harvest Outreach Ministries 47439 Reibel Rd., Chester Worship- 10 a.m. Hysell Run Holiness Church STATE ROUTE 681 DARWIN, OH (located behind Whaley'e Used -Ctirs) We understand th'e Investment In an automobile today and ,our qualified staff, all ASE certified, will restore your auto to the pre-accident condition, Our main objective Is to give to the customer the highest quality of repair work possible with a guarantee. SUNSEt ROME CONStRUCtiON Fairview Bible Chun:h Letan, W.Vo. Rt I Wednesday SeJVIce · 7:30p.m. Pastor: Dav1d DeWm Wednesday Servi ces • 7:00pm Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship . 10·30 a.m Wednesday Sel'\"ice - 7 p.m. Pomeroy Pike, Co. Rd. Pastor: Rev . Blackwood Pomeroy Pastor: Robert E. Robinson NOW OPEN SUPERIOR AlrrO BODY Pastor: Rev. Philhp Ridenour Worship - 10·30 a.m , 7 30 p.m. Wedne sday Serv1ce • 7·30 p m Rt. 124, Minersville, OH (740) 992-3980 1/12/98 I mo. pd. White's Chapel Weoleyan Coolville Road Minersville Pastor: Chad Emrick Sunda) School · 9 a.m. Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wor.;hip - 10.30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday Servtce - 7:00p.m. Sunday School - 9-30 a.m. Worshtp- 8 00 a.m., 10.30 a.m., 7:00pm. Silnr Run Baptist Pastor 8111 Little Gron Bible Jloliness Church Come Smell the Sweet Scent of Cegntry Candlu Worship- 7 p m. Other Churches Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - !0·30 a m. Lau.-.1 Cliff Fne Methodist Chun:h MiniSter : Doug Shamblin Youth Mmister· Bill Amberger Sunday School - 9:30a.m Portland Flnt Church oflhe Nazarene Pastor: Mark Matson Worsh1p • 10:30 p.m. Sunday School - 6 p m. Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. Pastor. Vernagaye Sullivan Sunday School - 9.30 a m Worship - 10:45 am , 7 p m. Thursday Serv1ce · 7..30 p.m. Bradford Church of Cliriot Corner of St. RL 124 & Bradbury Rd. Racine First Baptist Flatwoods Heath (Middleport) Wor.;hip - 7.30 p m. Rulland Chun:h of Christ Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10.30 a.m., 7 p m. Worsh ip - l0·15 a.m , 7 00 p m Wednesday Service- 7:00p.m. Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Forest Run Pastor: Chad Emrick Sund ay School + 10 a.m Worshtp • 9 a.m Thursday Serv1ces - 6:30pm. Pastor: Rev . John Neville Children's setv1cc - 10 am . Sunday School - 9:30 a m Worship - 10:30 a.m. Pllstor · Mark Morrow 6th and Palmer $1., Middleport Pastor: Rev. Roger Willford Sunday School- 9-30 am Wor.;hip - 10:30 a.m., 6:30pm. Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. Worsh tp -1 1 am Pastor· Rev O'Dell Manley Sunday School - 9:30am. Pastor: Tom Runyon t'irst Baptist Chun:h Pastor: Samuel Basye Pastor Keith Rader Sunday Schoo\ - 10 a m. Wor:slup • 9 it m. 112 mile off Rt. 325 Pastor Roger Watson Sunday School · 9.30 a.m. Sunday School - 9·30 am Rulland Church of the Nazanne Sunday School - 10 a.m. Rose or Sharon Holiness Church Leadmg Creek Rd., Rutland Pas1or. Rev . Dewey King Sunday school- 9:30a.m Sunday worship -7 p m. Wednesday prayer meetmg- 7 p.m. Tues. 10·8, Wed.-Sat, 10-2 Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Enterprise Pastor. Ke1th Rader , I Worship - 9'30 a m. Sunday Schoo\ · tO 30 a.m Pastor-Jeffrey Wallace lst and 3rd Sunday Triple Scented l:andles £rocks, l:akes & Refills Freedom Gospel Mission Bald Knob, pn Co. Rd. 31 Wednesday Serv1ces - 7·30 p m Pastor Dr J D. Young Sunda y iehool • 9 30 a m Sunday worshtp - 10 30 a m & 7 p m Wednesday prayer se rvice - 7 p m Keno Chun:h of Christ Baptist Hope Baptist Church (Southern) Pastor: Rtchard Oli ve r 570 Grant St . M1ddlepon Sunda) school - 9 30 am 'I Worship Service 10:30 a.m. No Sunday or Wednesday Night Services· Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Sunday School - 9:30a.m Worship - II a.m.. 6 p.m. 3! 057 State Route 325, Langsvlle Worsh1p- 8 I S, 10·30 am , 7 p m Wednesday Services · 7 p.m Thu rsday Prayer Meeting · 7 p.m. or Sunday School - 9. 45 am. Worship · I I a.m. COUNTRY CANDLE SHOP AND MORE Pastor. Jeff Smith Chester Chun:h the: Nazarene Pastor: Rev. Herbert Grate Asbury (Syracuse) Five wee k O\CI puppie s, border ' collie. 614-992-4262 CarleiDn Interdenominational Chun:h Kingsbury Road Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. Central Cluster Danville Holiness Church 5th and Mam Pastor: AI Hartson Youth Minister B1ll Fraz1er Sunday School · 9: 30a.m. Sunday Services- 10 00 a.m. and 7 p m. Tuesday Services - 7:30p.m. 614·446-2820 Da\mahon M1x Pupp1es, To Giveaway, To Good Home. Cutel 614441 -0408 Wednesday Service • 7 p.m. Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Worship · 10 a.m. Holiness Middleport Church of Chrisl / Sunday School - 9 a.m. Pastor. Chad Emrick Wednesday Serv tces- 7 p m Llbeny Assembly of God P 0 Box 4()7, Dudding Lane Mason, W Va . Pas10r Nell Tennant Pastor· Sharon Hausman Aust rali a~ T~rrier Sunday School - 9 a.m. Worship - 10 a.m., 1 p.m. Pomeroy Church or the Nazarene Paslor. Rev. Uoyd D. Grimm,Jr. Hoi)' Euchanst and Pomeroy Westside Chun:h of Christ 33226 Children's Home Rd Sunday School · I I a.m Worsh1p - !Oa.m, 6 p m Assembly of God ·Tuppen Plains St. Paul Giveaway AVON 58 520 IH1 No Door To Door Ou1ck Ca stll ·Bonuses· 1600-296 -0 139 s~;~~~:~;:a;;~~·-~ W1th E11cellent P Commun1ca tton Sktlls I And Coordtnates A CoLJntyw1de Rec reat 10n Pwgram 0 1 Indoor And Outdoor Recreation Opp ortu nt tles And Spe c\ al Event s For AI\ Age s Respons i· ble For .P rogram Facil li19 S, Bud gels. Se tt1ng Ob1e ctives Commumty And P1ogram Leader· sntp, Stall Tra mmg And Eva lua· t1ons Secure s Co ntrac t Personnel. Part·T1me P10gram Staff. Qfli. c1als And Volunteers Res ponsr· ble For Marketin g. Pr omotiOns And Program Pubhctty Bachelors Degree Preferred Knowl edge Of Rec reation Areas And Skills Ae· qu1red Ca ndidates Are To Submit Resume· And Employment A~ph· cat1on To 0 0 Mcintyre Park Ot slrtct. Galh a Co unty Co urt· house, 18 Loc ust Street Galltpo· 11 s. Oh1o 45631· 1262 Dea dtme } Open Unttl Ft lled Reliable full- t1me babys111er for 1 ch1ld m my home Excellen t pay Reference s reqUi rea. Sen d re · sume to Box 58· 15. %Pt Pleasant Aeg ts ter . 200 Ma1n St . Pt Pleasa nt wv 25550 TEMPORARY FULL· TIME BUS DRIVER Gatlla County Board Of MAIDO ., (Guiding Hand School fGallco WOrkshop) Must Have COL W11n Class B /Sch ool Bus En· do rseme nt Appl 1ca llons Ar e Avai lable AI Th e Gu1d111g Hand School 8wld1n9. B323 Nortn State Route 7, PO Box 14. C h esh ~r e . Ohto 45620 Applt cat1ons Will Be Accep ted Through January 26 . t998 P~OGRAM NURSe Program Nurse R.N. (B .S.N. Preferred) Gallla County Board Of Mental Retardati on /Developmental Disabilities Full-T1me Empl oymen t Mu st" Serve Children And Adult s W 1th ~ A W1de Range 0 1 Hand 1cappmg ConditiOns Applica tiOns And Ad · d11i0nal Informa tion Are Available AI Gu1 d1ng Hand Schoo l. 8323 North Slate Route 7, PO Box t 4 Cheshtre. Ohto 45620 App\i cal to ns W1ll Be Acce pt ed Through January 30 1998 "The Gatlla County Board Of MR/DD Is An E~:~ua l Opporlunlty Employer' The Rutl and Vil lage 1s no w ac· ceplmg resumes lor tne posll10n ot Poltce O!l1 cer Send your resume to Rutland Wlage, PO Bol( 420, Rulland, OH 45775 by Janu· ary 20th tnlervtew s w11t be held Janu ary 20th at 7 00 pm at the Ct v1c Center 614-742-2 12t BaOysltter Needed To Baby s1t 15 Mon th Old Ch1ld weekoays tn Our Home Or Your s Mu st Have Expenence And Good Releren c· es 614 44 1·1053 Even1ngs . Ultrasound Technolog•st need ed tor Plea sant Va lle y Hos p•tal Mu st be AADM S or e11Q1ble Vas cu lar cert11i c<ft10 n preler red Send resumP. 10 PeFso nne l. Pl easan t Vall ey Hos p1tal . 2520 Val ley Dr PI Plea sa nt WV 255 50 ANEOE Computer useres Needed Work Own HIS $20K ·$50K /Yr , 1·800· 346-7 186X 1173 VACANCY INSTRUCTOR CAO -CAM -CNC Comp uter U::. ers Needed Work own hours S20k to S50k /yr I · 800 348-7166 xl506 Cos metolog'l st Needed Term s Nego tiable. Full Or Part-T1me 6td · 44t ·0607 . 614 245-5592 Alter 6 PM Co smototogts t Ne eded Gaur · anteed Wage s. Pa 1d Vac at 1on Free CEU Hour, Full & Part Want ed Oth er Bene fi ts Incl uded. 614· 446- 7267 . Ouahfq ll10ns H S Dtploma rGED And 5 Yea rs Exp er ien ce /Tram lng In Compute r A1ded Oe s1g n1 Manulactun ng . CNC Mach me Tool Technology Contact Galha . Jackso n ·Vm to n JVSO 740 -245- · 5334 Ext 201 By 1/21!91) EEO WANTED MLT OA MT IASC P) Oayllme PoSitiOn Prtvtl te Labora· tory M1n1mum Of Ftve (5) YEta rs Expenence In Chem1stry , Hema t ology, Assoc1 a1e d F1elds Ae · qu1res Gooa Bac kground Wi th Computers PO Bm 33 Gall1pol!s. OH 1563t OIETICIAN Reg10na1Health Care Consullmg Co mpany Has tmmed1a te Open· 1ng For Fuli·Tt me /Part·Ttm!3 Dte11· Wanted OTA dr•ve r. expen · c1 an ML!S t Be Aeg 1stered & ll · enced M or F wnh ctean COL and cense d Exc ell en t Wage Pack · 'Hazmatt end orsement Mu st be ab le to pass DOT and drug tes t age Fax Resum e To 614-833 Salary neg ollable, contacl 6t4· 4465 992-7363 Dri vers: Keep Thal New Year's Resol ution, Become Your Own WANTED Ce rt111ed Me dtca\ As· Bossi We Offer Placement, Late ststant approx 25 hrs week. Mon. Mode l Vehicles , Finane g, day -Fo day, after noons & early even mgs Send resume to Box And Management . No Mon Down , P.oor Credit , NO Prob CW· 10 c/o Pomt Pleas ant Reg· \em\ Call Truck Tech 1·800·377- ISler 200 Mam St Pt Pleasa nt v 25550 3101 " A", 1 ,Yr. OTR & H 01 Required. WAN TED Exper1enced Bar Expertenced Ttmber Cuner Need- tender Apply at 6 I 5. Ma1n St PI Pleasan t. WV Mon-Fr1. 9·30am ad . 614-662-7 316 6 OOpm Fufi -T1me Hosless IW811re ss. Ex· pe rte nced Requ u ed, Appl y At We Have The SOLUTION To Hohday Inn, Gallipolis. No Phone Your New Year s RESOLUTION! Lose Up To 30 lbs In 30 Days Calls Please 61 4-44 1-1962 ' �.. \ Page 10 o The Dally Sentinel • Pomeroy o Middleport, Ohio The Daily Pomeroy o Middleport, Ohio friday, January 16, 1998 ALLEYOOP ' MERCHANDISE BabySl!ltng In My Home ChEShire Area All Hours Pari!. Close By 6,. 367 7849 Furnrture repa11 retrn sh and res toralton also custom orders Ohio Valley Aefrn sh ng Shop Larry Pnllllps 614 992-6576 Georges Pori able Sawmrll don 1 haul your logs to the mrll Just call 304 675 1967 Housecleanrng Call 304 882 2896 or 304 682 2796 Need Hauling Done? Llmutone-flll dirt etc COli 304-675-2634 Wlll Care Fo r Elderly Days Or N1gh1s $8 00/Hr Call Pam 614 388 0302 Or Shelly 614 368 916B Day 0• Night Writ care lor tne elderly day or n ghl Call Pam or Shelley 740 388 0303 or 740 388 9168 Day or mght Wrll Do Housec leanrng And Of 11ce Cleanrng Aete re nces Ava 1 able 614 446 t4t7 Will Do Houseclean ng Al so Wash Wmdows Phone 614 446 BOSS Wr ll do typmg rn my hOme 304 675 1822 FINANCIAL 21 o Business Opportumty INOTICEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO recqmmends that you do bus• ness wlln people you know ana NOT to send money through the mall unlit you have lnvesltgaled the ofler ng Home business one ol a ktnd re1urblshtng stamless steel cook ware needs sell motrvated person with good motor !l.ktlls to take over my business Establ shed 19a3 area requrred 400 square loot $38 000 rncl udes equipment n ventory and accounts Generates 10 to 20 thousand per year Sen ous m qu~res Send S A S E to S S C S At 3 Pomeroy OH 45769 220 Money to Loan NEEO A LOAN ? Mortgage Au to Con so 1dat1on Apply The Easy Way By Phone Friendly Loan 614 388-963S BUY HOMES AS LOW AS $4 000 1 5 Bdrm Local Gov t & Ban~ Rep o s Call t 600 522 2730 X 1709 320 Mobile Homes lor Sale $999 DOWN on all multi secllons lrmrted T me Only' FREE COM HOMES ol Nllm WV 3~ 722 7127 REAL ESTATE 310 Homes for Sale 1985 Ranch 3 Bedrooms t Bath Large Uvmg oom Large K chen 1 Acre Gallipoli S C•ly Schools $67 000 614 446 4323 3 Bedro om Hou se & 2 Mob te Homes On 1 112 A. cres Askmg $38 000 5 M nutes From Gau po lis 614 4410132 House lor sale or trade Owner finance 3bedroom s c ty ware Leon area 304 586 2462 or 304 586 4374 House For Sale Jerry s Run Near New Toyota Plant (West V rg nra) F01 Oe1a Is Call 614 886 8702 House n New Haven lor sate un der $t 0 000 wrlr trade fo1 land n country 304 882 3403 ,.Kitcnen cM1ng room 2 bedroom bath liVIng room Iron! & back full leng th porcf'leS gas lurnace Clly water outbu1ldmg garage 112 mrle East of Aacme 614 949 2118 OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY JAN 17 1993 Middleport Beautiful three bed room V1c1orlan home great toea 11on &llcellent co nd1110n Mu st see to apprec1ate Pnce reduced $75 900 DALE TAYLOR REALTY 614-192 5333 SINGLE PARENT PROGRAM Spectal !mane ng avat able 304 420 Mobile Homes lor Rent 736 7295 2 & 3 bedroom mobile homes 1985 Clayton 14)(70 th1ee bed rooms one and 1 2 balh wasner and dryer $8999 make ofler 614 992 3684 a 6t4 992 5963 The Entertal.ntr HIS Arrl vedl 14x80 3b 2 bath comes with 27 TV htgh IIV& VCR surround 2 Bedroom Trailer In Small Trailer Park References & Deposit Re QUifed 614 446 1104 1986 t4¥70 Oakwood wlheat pump 16)(24 add 11on some ap phances rnctuded $15 000 304 895 3021 after 5pm 1985 Man s10n t h70 2br 2 bath f eplaca vmyt s1drng qskmg $11 000 080 304 675 7530 after 4pm 1996 Redmond Mrrage 16xao 3 Bedrooms May Fmanc:e Wrth Suflrc1ent Down Payment Can Leave On Rented Lot 614 446t610 1996 Schutt 3bedrooms 2balhs cia 2 decks burldrng vrnyl std ng sh ngled root 304 675 1275 1998 Doublewlde Repo • Never 1111ed rn owner trnancmg ava1lable 304 755 5566 1st T1me Buyers E Z F.nanc1ng 2 or 3 Bedroom around $200 per mon th Free delivery & set up Call cred t 11ne 1 aoo 948 567a 5 New 1997 14 W1des Unbe trev able Pnce Mus t Sen Before Jan 31st To Close Out Physical Year Call Credtt Ltne 1 BOO 948 5678 DREAM HOME SE RIES ENTERTAINER ... 3 Bedrooms 2 Ba lhs Startmg AI $219/Mo SUNRISE ... Loaded Wr th GE Appl ances Stalling AI $299/Mo fAMll.L, 4 Bedrooms 2 La•ge Baths Star t ng $359/Mo Llmrted T1me Oller Only At Oakwood Barbours VIPS WVA 304 736 3409 CREAM HOME SERIES ENTEATA NER 3bed ooms 2balhS startrng a1 $219/rno SUN RI SE loaded w lh GE ap plrances s1ar1rng at $299/mo FAMILY 4b edrooms 2 large baths startmg $359/mo Lrm1te d 1me olfer only at Oakwood Bar tx>urs. . rtle WV 304 736 3409 FIRSTTIME BUYE RS E Z Frnanc ng 2 or 3 Bedmoms Around $200 Pe1 Month 1 BOO 251 5070 F rst T1me Buyers E Z F nancmg 2 Or 3 Bedrooms A ouno $2001 Mo 1 BOO 251 50 .. 0 Free a r tree sk r1 16(80 3 or 4 bedroom $1 350/down $299/mo Call 1 aoo 69t 6777 HUD1Approved Homes For Ohio & WV l ow To Mid Income Fa mHies Applications Thur sdoy Friday & Saturday ONLY! 9am-4pm Call Mr Greqn 1 68&-928 3426 La ge selecl on o1 used homes 2 or 3 bedrooms Sa 1ng at $2995 Ou ck del \lety Ca I 614 385 9621 sound speakers $1485/Down $219/Mo Once In A Lilehme Dealttl Only at Oakwood Homes Nllro WV 3~ n s.seas WESTWOOD HOME SHOW Used & Repo Sale As Lmte As $500/Down And S150 Per Month Fr&e Delivery I 800 251 5070 Westwood Home Show Used & Repo Sale As lt ll le As $500 00 Down And $150/Mo Free Del v e<y 1 800-251 5070 NeW Double Wtde Aepo $999 00 Down Free Oell\lery And Set Up' 304 736 7295 350 Lots & Acreage BRUN ER LAND 740-nS-9173 Meigs Co Danv lie N•ce 17 Acres $16 000 Or 9 Acres $17 000 County Water Gallla Co Gall polls Ne ghbor hood Ad 10 Acres Lots Of Level $19 000 Or 22 Acres Wllh Pond NOW $24 000 Fnendly R1dge 8 5 Ac•es $7 500 Or 19 Acres $18 000 Counly Water Teens Run La s! Onel 10 Ac res $10000 Call For Free Maps ... Owner F1 nanc•ng lnlo Take 10% Ofl listed Pnces On Cash Purchases• Mobrle Hom~ 2 Garages On Lot Pass bte land Con1raet 614 256 174.4 MU ST SELL 141180 3bedrooms 2balhs owner I nanc ng avarl <1b e .304 736 7295 NOTICE Amer cas largest lactory ou1 et nas pu1cna sea local mobrle home dealersh p All nventory must tle so ld "' lh n 30 day s Save th ousand 5 Call now 101 rnfo FREEDOM HOMES of N 1o wv 304 722 7127 New 1998 14(70 three bedroom ~rlc1uaes 6 months FREE ot ent Includes sk~rtrng delu-e steps and sewp Onlv $187 oa per monttl w th $1075 down Call 1 600 837 3238 New 2ax80 3 or 4 Oedroom $39 995 F1ee delrvery 1 BOO 691-l;/77 NEW SANK REPO S Onlv 3 lef11 304 75S 7191 New double wrde repo $999 down Free delivery and setup 304 738-7295 New ctoublewrde I purchased wont ftl on my lol must sell writ del1ver 8 set up at no cha ge 304 722 7148 Three acres three bedroom house with two car garage adct1 lionel 3 car garage pool 614 New Aepos Ne11er LIVed In Only 2 Lett Free Oef1very & Set up Ca ll F1nance line For Free Ap p•OYal 1 BOO 94B 5678 $260 $300 sewer wa ter trash 1nctuded 614 992 2167 NEWYEAR NEW LAND Start Off Righi Own Your Own Land In Soulhern Otno New On Market Ptke Coun ty Bea. . e 5 -.. Acres Restncted Just OIISR 32 GALLIA COUNTY Close To Jackson County Line 011 SA 35 /SA 233 5 To 10 Acre Country f\wldmg l ots Beaut lui Open flat Meadows Stan ng At $1 2 900 $1 290 Dowh Next To Way ne ~at•onal Also Land In Jackson Me gs Athens Sctoto Ross P•ke Count1es We Allow Doublew•de s Modulars Cabms Most Strckbu It Homes NO SI NGLEWICES land Con1ract 10% Down Call For Free Maps ANTHONY LAND CO LTD 1 600 213 a365 www coun try tymecom Two ots tor sale on New Lima Ad rn Rutland 6t4 742 2003 360 Real Estate Wanted Buyrng S1and1ng TtmDer And land W lh T mber 614 682 73t6 RENTALS 410 Houses for Rent 1 bedroom house m Pomeroy no pets 6t4 992 5858 2 Bedroom Home In Kanauga $325 Man h Plus Utlrltes No Pets 614 446 4107 2 oeoroom heat purnp 2 car ga rag e 5 Po nts area $375 pe month plus depost t 614 992 2001 2 bedroom n ce & clean sto-ve no relngeratOf no rnsrlle pets de postt reqUired 614 992 3090 3 Bed ooms t t /2 Baths 2 Car Atta ched Garage 2 1f2 Mrl es From Holzer's Jackson P ke Rei erences Deposu Reou red $5501 Mo 6 4 446 1542 3 Bedrooms Fen ced Yard At ta ched Garage $475/ Mo C ty Sc hools Refe rence & Depo stt Home 3 Bedrooms 2 Baths 65 Acre s Garage & Barn Included $650 /Mo Ptu s Ser.ur ry 614 256--6367 For Aent WIll Oplton To Buy 3 Bed oom Ranch 1 /2 Batlls Large Fam y Room w th Gas Fneplace Complete Sa tsllle Sys tem $600 12 8 Dhrt etd Road Gall pol s 614 446-4459 A o Grande Area 3 Bedroom Ba th & 112 $490/Mo Depos1t Ae qu red W/0 Hook Up 1 886 640 052' The 2200 squa re foot or 1111rng s p;~ce n tt11s 1 112 story homers maae up of a large master bed room and balh w1th a walk rn clos et three Olher bedrooms a sec and full bath laundry room hbraf)' or hobby area a room oil the master bedfoom whrch could oe a nu sery or oHrce mce hvmg room dm ng area end modern kl!cnen wrlh lOIS of counters and cat)l nets The house has lots ol clos er space and storage areas It has a deracned one ca r garage a one car cove ed carport are two covered porches whrch oUer a great v ew of Rrver The house rs lo m11es north o( lhe IRlwens•Yoc•d R tch1e Brtdge on Start Route 124 It rents lor per month whrch mcludes 1Ulllllles. A deposu of $600 s re 1nteres1ed call 614 843 teaw a mMisage and 2 Bedrooms Furnished On Rae coon Creek Near Cora $300/Mo Deposn 614 379 2929 No Pats 2br 2 ba th mobile home fur nlshed on co mmercia lot 614 446 4263 Call between 1pm 5pm 920 Fou rt h Ave nu e Galltpolls 2 Bedroo ms Water & Trash Paid $235/Mo 614-44 1 0573 920 Four th Avenue Gall ipolis 2 Be drooms Water Trash Paid $300/Mo 614 441 0573 Beaullf ul Fllver Vtew In Kanauga Foster Mobrle Home Park 614 441 0181 Mabie Home For Rent 614 446 1279 Tra ler for rent or sa le furnished or unfurn shed can be Hud ap proYed 304 682 3403 Tra ler For ~ e nt $265/Mo De posit & References ReqUired In eludes Water & Sewer 614 446 0427 One bedroom apartment In Mrd d~port 614 992 2178 TWo bedroom m Mldd aport $225 per month 614 992 2394 Two bedroom trar ler lor ren t on New L1 ma Ad n Au lland 614 742 2B03 Two bedroom two mtles north of Pagevrlle on SA 68 1 Megs Loca Schools S350 month 614 69a 7245 440 Emp ty 101 on Sprmg Avenue 1n Pomeroy $3300 614 992 2569 Requ red 614 446 9555 LIM ITED TI ME ONLYI 4BR 2 BATH $1 449 DOWN $249 MONTH Free a r & skrrt ng Only at Oakwoo d Homes Nitro WV 304 755-5885 Rtver Frontage Gallipolis Brrck Ranch Wrap Around De ck Calhlidr>l LR 3 BR 2 Baihs Low er Level 2 Rec Rooms Wet Bar F P 1 Bath 2 Car Garage Ap poinln"ent 614 797- e.c3-5350 Owner movh g Make 2 payments move tn asslJme loan no pay ment hll February 1998 1 304 722 7148 or 304 722 7140 Wrll Share 4 Bedroo m House & Expenses No A.tchol No Drugs Kids Welcome If Interested 614 388 8423 Aner 6 SINGLE PAR EN T PROGRAM SpeCial F nancmg Available 304 736 7295 DOUBLE WIDE DI SPLAY SALE S999 DOWN SAVE $1000 F ee Del very ~ Se1up OAKWOOO HOMES NITRO 304 7S5 5885 ThiS nlj)Wspaper w I not knowtngly accept advert1semen1s tor real estate wh ch s 1n vrolatron of the law Our readers are hereby tnformed that all dwell ngs advert sed m tt11s newspaper are avarlable on an equal opportun.ty oasrs Free Del very & Setup OAKWOOD HOMES NITRO 304 755-5985 Newly decorated 3br wftull base me nt re ferences & deposit no pets 304-675-5162 MU ST SE LL 14x80 3 Bedrooms 2 Baths Owner Frnancrng Avail able 304 736 7295 D scount Mob le Home Palls & Acce sso r es lowest Installed P11ces On lnte therm & Coleman 230 Professional Furnaces Heat Pump s & Alf Condtlloners Hugh nventory Services Wtth Easy Over The Phone Bank Ftnancrng Avatlao e Repla ce L1v mgs1on s basement water proo fi ng all baseme nt repa rs ment Parts And Serv ce Calls done free estimates ltlehme Complete Stock Water Heaters guarantee 10yrs on job e~~:pert Sk1rhng Krt s $299 95 Anchors Wood & Fibe rgla ss Steps Roof ence 304 675 2145 Coatings Tub s Srnks Ptumbmg Payne a Custom Tlmbertng Supples Breakers Electr cal Ronald S Payne Jr Suppl es Range Ho od & Pans Se lect Harvesters of large rna Doors W~ndows Etc Benne!! s lure hardwood & hrgh qualty Mob le Home HTG & CLG 1391 veneer limber Free E11a luattons Salford School Road Gall polrs WVDOF Cer!illed 304 576 2014 OH 1 740 446 9416 0 Toll Free 1 800 872 5967 WV010212 Pta no Tun•ng Concert Tuntn g & Complete P1ano RepaH Serv1ce Double wtde tO G;; down $1961 Ca ll Elmer Geiser 6t 4 388 9809 mo Free deiNery & setup 1 800 69 6777 All real estate advert1s ng n th1s newspaper rs sub1ectto the Federal Farr Hous ng Act of 1968 whrch makes t llegal to advert1se any preference 1mUalton or d scr m nahan based on race color rehg1on sex familial status or na1 anal Oflgrn or any rntenlton to make any such prelerence 1mrtatton or d•scnm nat on ONLY $499 OOWN ON SELECTIVE SINGLE WIDES In Mrddleport equipped kttchen no pets real njce 614 992 5181 Apartments for Rent 1 & 2bedroom furnished apa n ments Mason area Perfect lor retirees 304 773 5185 1 and 2 bedroom apartments fur nrshed and unfurnished secunty deposit req uired no pets 614 992 2218 2 Bedroom apartment !or rent In Pt Pleasa nt 304 675 217 4 or 614 446 2200 2 bed room apartment In Pomeroy utrhttes pard no pets 614 992 S858 2 Bedroom furntshed garage apt $250 pe mo pl us $100 depos t references requtred Phone 304 773 9181 2bdrm apts tota l electr c ap pl1ances turmsned laundry room lac 11 es close to school In town App l•cauons avat lable at Vtllage Green Apts M49 or call 6 t4 992 3711 EOH Apartments For Lease Upstatrs In Down town Gallipolis One 2 Bedrooms One 3 Bedrooms Fac rng C ty Park All New Appliances An d Furna ces W1th A. IC Call 614 886 7t74 BEAUT IFUL APA RTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ES TATES 52 Westwood Drt\le from $260 to $334 Walk to shop & movres Call 614·i46 2568 Equal HOUSing OppGI'fifilty Fu rn1sned Apartment Downtown Gall pol s I Bedroom Bath llvmg Roo m Heat In KJ!chen Large Be ck Porch Upstairs All Etec1nc 458 Second Avenue $235/Mo References Secur ty Depos11 AI 1e1 5 PM 614 742 2837 Gracrous I vrng 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at Vtllage Mano1 and R1Vers1cte Apartmenls m Middle port From $236 $304 Call 6t4 992 5064 Equal Hous ng Oppor tunnres In New Haven 1br turn shed apt deposrt & relerences 304 882 2566 M ddlepoll North 4th Ave 2tlr 1urn1sneo apt deoosrt & reterenc OS 304 862 2566 MO<Iern 1 Bedroom Apartment 614 446 0390 Now Taktng Apph ca t ons- 35 West 2 Bedroom To wnhouse Apanments $295/Mo 614 446 0006 One Oedroom apartment n Mrd dleporl all utllttes paid $270 per month $100 depos 1 614 992 7606 One smgle bedroom apa tment nouse In upper Gall polls utrlltles pa •d $345 per month 614 992 2t78 A o Grande A.rea Large 1 Bed oom Apartmenl $350/Mo De POSit Aequlfecl PM Ullhfres Inc ud ed S13S74 2539 Upstairs 2 Rooms & Bath Fur nrshed Clean No Pets Reference & Depostt Requtred 614 446 1519 Up statrs and Downstatrs apart ments Ava1lable 9 I Ceda r Tra1ter and Cottage A.t Porter (6t4) 3881100 450 Furnished Rooms Circle Motel Lowest Rates In Town Newly Remodeled HBO Crnemax Showllme & Disney Weekly Rates Or Monthly Rates Construction Workers Welcome 614 441 5698 614 44t 5167 S eeprng rooms w1th cooking Also trarler space on nver All hook upS Call alter 2 oo p m 304 773 5651 Mason WV 460 Space for Rent Mob•le home si te aval able bet ween Athens and Pomeroy call 614 385-4387 510 FARM SUPPLIES & LIVE STOCK Household Goods Grubbs Plano tuntng & repairs Probl ems? Need Tuned? Call the plano 01 614 446 4525 3 Prece Floral Living Room Su te Llke Brand New $325 Tw1n Four Posler Bed BoK Springs & Mat tress Dressttr With Hutch & Ntght Stand 2 Years Old $200 614 387-Q219 Heavy clothes all w nter at Sam Somervl le s Army Ca mou flage by Sandyvrlle Post Ofl rce Frl Sun Noon 5pm Insula ted cover ails $35 Unlined $20 Orckle Jackets S30 304 273 5655 Appliances Recondi tioned Washers Dryers Ranges Refrr gra tors 90 Day Guarantee! French C1ty May1ag 614 446 7795 Kenmore 6 St ttch Wjt h Sewing Table Excellent Condltlon Cheap! 614 44e 9709 Lilt / Recli ning Char L1ke New $250 614 441 1267 BoK Sprmg & Matress New Nev er Used $199 Call 740 866 6373 Magrc Chef Electric Range Euro pean Burner Almond Excellen t Condrllon $195 614 446 9708 Bunk Bed Set Solid wood wlt n Inner Sprmg Mattress New Nev er used $285 740..886 6373 GOOD USED APP LIANCES Washers dryers retngerators ranges Skaggs Apphances 76 Vtne St reet Call 614 446 7398 _1_Boo~~99 __~_99 ___________ Monument Sa le Quilt ng Bus I ness! Johns Monuments 113 011 Unttl Stock Is Sod 130 Bulavllle flke Gallpolrs Oh1o Nor<ltc Track Sk i Mach ne $275 1 . 6~1_4_44_6_8_~------------- Harve:sl Gold Self Delrostmg 16 Cu Ft G E Refngera tor $t OO Harvest Gold 30 Inch Magrc: Chef Ra nge Wi th Top & Bottom Ove n 5200 Dmlng Room Set Wtth Oval Table 39x60 Has 1 Leaf 12 Inch es Wrde 6 Chairs & Lighted Cht na Cabme t $400 614 366- 8670 l 1vmg Room Sutte Never used 2 PC $275 Call 740-886 6373 Movrng sale hrde a bed sola coffee and end 1abtes dressers lull s•ze 4 p1ece bed room su•te TV twm beds large dog kennel dog crate king s•ze wateroed lamps ridrng lawnmower rotoUIIer etectrtc heaters and much more 614 742 2654 520 Sporting Goods CVA muzzle loader 1ber new sttll m boll. 614 992 6323 Ruger Red Label 20 Ga Ruge r M77 22 250 Va rmlt Wt! h Tasco 24x SCope 614 446 4044 530 Antiques Buy or sell A1ve rme An t ques 1124 E Ma1n Street on At 124 Pomeroy Hours M T W 10 00 am to 600 p m Su nday 100 to 6 00 p m 614 992 2526 Russ Moore owner 540 Misc~tllaneous Merchandise 96 Red Bo~~: Ira ler set up for race car rear loadmg door two srde doors w•nch cabinets !Ire raCks extra loot high walk on roof 1ke new 614 992 7167 2 Horse Tra ler W1 th New Ttres & Brakes St 175 Call Aller 4 PM 614 446-3570 21 Ft Chest Freezer Looks Lrke New $150 614 256 12t6 24 Bulb Woll Bed S1 000 61 4 446 6982 8 Base Board Heaters !Thermo sla ts Potable Dishwasher E11er c1se Machrne l ounge Cha •r 2 Window Atr GondlfiOner 1740 ) 256 6632 AVON lndependant Represental ve I Sell Avon In All Area s Dtal614 441 1312 Anyttme Baby bed dress•ng table car sea t stroller sw ng p aypen 304 675-4546 Baldw n P ano Ju st Been Tuned Ftne Stlape S1 200 Phone 614 446 3159 Day s 614 256 1552 Evenrngs Boots By Aedwmg Ch1ppewa Rocky Wolverine Sorel Tony lama Gt aranteed Lowe st Prrces Shoe Cafe Gafltpol•s Brand Newl Great G ftl CD/v deo storage unrt Black and cher y Never out of box S125 Holds up to 940 d1s cs al so holds tapes Call 6t4 992 6636 alte1 6 pm COs & tapes not nctuded Compound Bow Hoyt Pro Hunler $tOO W11nger type washer & nnse tub $200 304 576 2972 PRIME STAR winter spectal Quit Si lting home watchi ng antenna channels & VCR rentals specral mslallatton prrce f rst month free 1 888 265 2123 R & S Furniture Mason WV Buy Sell Tlade Used & A.ntiques Furn lure 304 773 S341 Sears cnam link lance 340 feet 5 tal l two ga tes all post 614 992518 1 Sega Ge nesis System Wllh Game Jea n•e J:5 Games Plus Game Rack 6tA:367 7192 Sola 1996 Longaberger Chris t mas Pumpkm Bas~e t s /liners Oak Chang ing Tab le Coun try Noah Crrb Items Lillie T1kes KI1Chen Ca ll 614 367 0404 WARM UP H1gh Elhcrency Na tu ral And LP Gas Furnaces L l e t me Wa rranty On Hea t E11cnang "II You Don 1 Call Us We Both Free Est mates! Add On Heat Pumps Only S ighty H1gher Call Us Today 1997 Is The Twenty Seventh Yea In The Heattng & Coot ng Busrnesst 614 446 6306 I 800 291 0098 STORAGE TANKS 3 000 Gallon Upr gh t Ron Evans Enterprises Jackson OhiO t aoo 537 9528 Waterline Specral 314 200 PSI $21 95 Pe l 100 1 200 PS I $37 00 Per 100 All Brass Co m pressiOn Attmgs tn StOCk RON EVAN S ENT ERPRISES Jackson OhiO 1 BOO 537 9528 WE WAN T TO WORKI Co You Need An E11 tra Parr 01 Hands? We Have Them Mae Or Female W II Work lns•de & Out Clean Haul Do Odd Johs Run Errands Do Laundry Call Us To Do Your Dirty Work 6 4 44t 1312 Day Or N1ght Weight loss LOSE UP TO 30 LBS 30 Days Or Recommended 100% GUARAN TE ED RESULTS 1 888 294 8079 Wooa For Sale $35 A Load W1ll Dehver 614 388 0010 Wood/coal burn1ng msert e)(c cond $150 304 895 3669 550 Bu1ldmg Supplies BlOCk brtck sewe r pipes wmd ows lintels etc Claude Winters RIO Grande OH Ca lt 6t4 245 5121 Steel Bu ldrngs New Sp mg DeiiV ery o k 40K60X14 was S16 400 Now $9 990 50)(100x16 Was $27 590 Now $18 990 60)(1751116 Was $58 760 Now $39 990 1 BOO 406 5126 560 Pets for Sale 10 monttl ol<l male German Shepherd lui blooded good watchdog can 614 992 6846 A Groom Shop Pet Groomtng Featuring Hydr o Bath Don Sheets 37J Ge orges Creek Ad 614 446 0231 AKC black lema e Cocker Span 1el Smos old shots up to date $150 304 937 2733 AKC registered Ch1nese Shar Pe• pups lots ot wrinkles $250 & up 614 949 2126 JET AERATION MOTORS Repa1red New & Rebuilt In Stock Call Ron E11ans 1 8()0..537 9528 630 Livestock 8 Holsten t1e1fers av~trage. 7501 all from same herd 614 992 2143 or 614 992 6373 aft er 5 ask lor Mchael Ear corn lor sale 740 247 31)42 ECONOMY Healing And Coohng Up Grade Your PresEint System From $38 00 /Call For Detalls 814 245-9009 Indoor rattan pallo furniture glass top drnlng table with four chairs couch and two cha~rs coffee table and end table all cuShtons tncluded $500 Brothers Word Processor like new $1 00 6 14 949-2217 Wanted Ho lstein he1 fer calves 614 992 7603 Pomeroy Thn!t Shop now buy ng Levt Jeans lays children s cloth mg must be H1 ~ cond ton Tuesday thro ugh Friday 614 992 372S AKC Reg1s1eree1 Boston Terner 6 Months Old $200 740 441 0631 Goll Clubs 100 SolS Unde• $100 300 Wood /Medal Drivers Under $100 Club Bwlder Repaired 614 245-5747 620 Wanted to Buy 640 Otsh Network Satell11e With box 61~ 9492912 Frrewood $40 A Truck Loarl De livered Call 614 446 4362 No An swer Leave Message Massey Harns Pacer Tracto r wide tront end wlcultlvalors good cond $1 ~00 John Dee re 212 lawn tractor t4hp Kolher engine good cond $1 300 304 675 3824 Pennsylvanra .House Trestle D1n mg Table 4 s1de c h a ~r s 2 ca p tam charrs 2 extra leaves table lrners $500 Phone 304 675 204S AKC Lhasa Apso Pupp es 6 Weeks Shots Wormed Paper Trarned $125 614 256 6904 F•rewooa For Sale $35 Pick Up Load Will Deliver 614 256 1440 614 256 9172 John Deere M T part s $100 5 foot d•sc $100 614 247 296t Mixed breed cows for sa le 614 992 7603 Concrele & Plasttc Septrc Tanks 300 Thru 2 000 Gallons Ron Evans Enterpnses Jackson OH I 800 S37 9528 Exira N ce 10 Pc Formal Drmng Room L1ke New Pn ced To Se11' Computer W th May E11tras $350 Fa~ Machrne $150 614 446 6189 614 2146 6865 Hydraulic 011 l owest price In town Vent free oas heatsrs pro pane & natural gas on sale now Sider's Equipment 304 675-7421 0h•o Valley Memo11a1 Gardens 4 Cemetary Lols 614-446 2386 Movtng Sale Used Fu rn itu re Store 130 Bulavlll8 P1ke Ga IIPO hs Ohro 50% 0 11 Grit Shop And Most Furniture Mon Tues Wed 10 4 Only Polly s New & Used Fumlture We now have Army Surplus11t 2101 Jellerson Ave Open 9 30 5 oo Mon Sal 304 67S SOFA (7632) 610 Farm Equipment AKC registered female Sh htzu puppy shots & wormed $250 cash no checks 614 992 2607 AKC Registered Lab 2 Chocolate Females 4 Black Male s $200 614 446-455 1 AKC Shetland sheepdogs (Sflet 1es) puppies sable and white 5 blacks blue merl e u vet checked excellenl pedigrees 1300 350 eacn call 614 696 1085 Blue Pornt Stamese Krltens $25 614 446 4412 Burmese Python t 1/2 Years Old Llghled Cage 1150 614 446 4249 CFA ~9QISI&red H1malayan K•t tens 7 Weeks Old 614 446 3188 Reg1stered Seal Poin t Female S1amese Red F arne Po•nt Per sran Male I st Shots Wormed Liner Trained 614 367- 7705 570 Musical Instruments Dixon 6 string gullar like new with case $100 614 992 5529 Hay & Grain Atta lla m1xed hay In barn $15 $20 a roll Morgan Far m Rt 35 304 937 2018 Ear co n round and squa re ba les ol hay 614 992 2823 Mixed Hay Delano Jackson Farm Ph 614-446 t104 6t4-441 0450 Orchard grass clover mixed hay large round bales $13 each 61 4 985 429 1 71 o Autos for Sale 19ll0 1990 Cars For SlOOII Selze<l Ard Sold Locally This Month TIUCIIs 4K4 S Elc 1 800-S22 2730 X3901 1978 Monza Dragcar 377 t. t de 5 13 Da na 6 50s 118 $7 500 Tu rnkey $4 499 Rolling Randy 614 245 9357 1962 Bu rck Rega l wh te w/bur gundy rntenor 350 engine auto 350 1Uib0 trans ~ts of new pans $2 600 or trade lor sma ll car Baby clo thes guts 0 9mos goOd co nd 3046757 t69 t9a2 Ford Mustang Red V 8 5 0 Lrte r T Tops 66 000 Mi les 1964 Bu1ck LeSab re Lrmrted 34 000 Mtl es Lea th er 1 Owne r Full Power Equ1p 1992 Chev $2 500 llx4 V 6 Auto A•r 1 Ow ner $8 600 Smrlh s GMC 614 446 2532 t986 Dodge 600 nice depena able car PS PB automat c anVIm cassene $1299 614 949-2045 1967 Chrysler F flh Ave runs goad body good $950 614 992 5S29 1988 Ford Escort runs gcOd llody good $850 614 992 5529 1988 Fora Tempo 11 500 M1tes t Owner 5 Speed Runs Good PS PB AMI FM $1 000 614 446 21 17 1989 Grand P( 11 PS PB au lomatlc 00 amllm stereo great car $3299 6t4 949 2045 t 990 Cadillac DeV lie Excet en t Cond Iron V 6 Fully Loaded And Lots Of Extras New Tires $4 995 614 446 2683 614 446 2205 614 446 9585 1991 BuCk Ae 9a1 Good Cond r to n $5 600 614 446 9664 614 446-4580 1991 Cutlass Ca la s Auto ffJC 1990 po rs ca Auto AIC 1992 Cullass Supreme SL Cook Mo lors 614 446 0103 1991 l iDCOin Mark VII 60 000 Mite s Runs & Looks Great! $10000 6t4 4464044 1991 ThundertH d 3 8 V 6 sun roof new t1res lOaded $4 800 304 675 5S96 1992 Honda Acco rd EX 84 000 m les ne w tires & brakes power su nro of loaded cell phone S7 600 304 675 4297 alter Spm 1992 Pontiac Grand AM Black AC CrUise Tilt Looks & Runs Ell.celtent $3 900 Ask For Amos 614 446 8172 614 256 6251 1995 Neon Auto AC AM/FM Casserte 59 000 Miles $5 000 01 OBO 614 256 6169 1995 Saturn SC2 Automallc Atr Crurse AMIFM Cassella Trunk Release S12 000 can Aller 5 PM (Serious 111qu res On ly') 614 4484015 Call Erne AI Gatta Auto Satos JacK so n P1ke 614 446 0724 Bank Financing CARS FOR $tOOl Trucks boa t& 4 whee lers motor homes fu rm lure electroniCS computers etc bY FBI IRS DEA Available your area now Call 1600 5134343 E>~ S 9368 Credit Problems? We Can Help Easy Bank Ftnancm g For Used Veh1cles No Tu•,. Uowns Call Vrckre 614 446-2897 For sale 1986 Cullass Calars 1225 614 247 2961 Need (4. Car No Credit? Bad Credit? Bankruptcy? We Can Hetpt ReestaD IISf'l Cred rt Must Make $150 Week Take Home 10 To 20% Down t2 Mon ths & 12 000 Mrtes Warranty Avarlable Thts Is Bank Frnancrng 6t4 446 8172 01614 384 6&.2 • Vulnerable Both Dealer South West North Pass I " BARNEY I GOT US AN' IT'S BONELESS!! A NICE FRANK & EARNEST 1984 GMC J1mmy 4wd !uto good cond 12 200 304 675 14 79 1989 GMC Sa fari Full Custo m Van $4 300 614 446-4222 THE BORN LOSER 199 1 FO ld F 250 4<4 124 000 Mrles Runs & l ooks Good S9 800 614 446 4044 "' J..lf>6!'1'U. ~\IE:,>,IE., '1W m WILlY Of VENDING WIII'IOUI 1994 As tro Van Holiday Conve r stan Loaded Beaut ful Cond•t•on 1 owne• 63 ooo Miles $10 200 614446432B "' n\1~ Off(t&, '"I ~f~D ----... wrrn ~so 1\ ff$M.I\ 5 DI\Y~ HUI>-IL I 1994 Jeep Wrangler V6 hard top so fl/t)lkl nl 31 !Hes 5spd 304 675 3862 1995 Ford Truck F 150 XLT 4x4 EKce llent Conditio n 6 14 441 0738 1 RIG NATE EVEN A.FTEI<. FINDING OUT JUST HOW NUTS I WAS ~ JENN'I AN<> IE WA.SN T I'IAD I SHE STILL LIKES 1'\E 1 K5 Bl azer Ca mpe r Special 94K M•les AC AT PS PB Til l AMI FM Cassella New T~res New Ex haust Body Good Run s Grea t! 614 44&-3560 'I'OU KNOW, ITS OCCUR!>.£!) TO ME 'THA.T WE LL 11'\AT MAYSE ANGIE 5 'TOO C.OOD FOR ME 1 HA. HA HA Motorcycles 96 Honda 4 TraK 300 4x4 $4000 614 992 7619 t 99 1 Cr t25 exce llent condllt on ask rng $1200 or trade tor 4 wheeler of equal value 614 992 567S 1994 Harley Dav rdson Spor tster 883 tow miles e)(cellen t condl Iron $6 200 304 88~ 3824 THE !;'ANCE WAS LAST NIGHT SROWN I !-lEAR '(OU WANTED CHUCK MA'{SE TO INVITE ME TO A NEXT '{EAR, HUI1 1 SCHOOL DANCE PATT'< 1 t994 Po1arrs 4 wheeler new pa rt s low hours on brke $2500 ca ll Ctlet 614 992 6323 Tl115 15 C~ARLIE 1995 Honda 300 4 wheeler 2wd ltke new $2 800 304 882 3S 13 leave message NEXT '{EAR FOR 5V~E SAVE ME THE WALTZ lace Copenhagen 26 Flying saucers 27 Streetcar 28 Spouse 29 Make content 33 Type of bean 35 Hurl 36 Elbow 37 Class :~ V•kkl 40 Sources of metal 41 Wi ngs 42 Between Can and Max 43 Over - hill 44 Small child 46 Above 38 Singer (poel) CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos CIPher cryplograms are crealed rom quota! ons 0., lamous people pas\ and presenl E~h leiter n !he c!phe slands lor another Today s clue 0 equa s 9 Celet!nty H Z ZE AC J SUD H D FHIIHWN AC CAWM GAO NAM I P W D ( MARW s F H I I DA V S UUHP JPAJVP Y AD zp ' A C CHIBPU PR EVIOU S SOLUTION "One may have a blaz1ng hearth 1n ones soul and yet no o ne e\ler comes to s1t by 11 - Vtnce nt van Gogh ,~~:~:~' '0©~~~-~r.~s~~ Edlfod by CLAY I '0\LAN WOlD &AMI 0 A:eorronge lener' of the four scra mbled word s be low to form four srmpla words ARF S CA s0w 0 p ; • ' ~~ LUVA E A new colleague asked me •f I had not1ced that a person s hear 1ng tends 10 1mprove w1th I I I I' "7 ,---R -1_N_O _ C-I--,~ 5 1 I I . . 1.6 I . • O Co mp lelc the chuckle quoted by fdl ng n the m•ss•ng word~ you develop from srep No 3 below PRIN T NUMBERED lE TTE RS IN THE SE SQUARE S IFRIDAY Campers & Motor Homes 74 Lark Fifth Wheel 28 sell con ta tn ed trar ler 614 949 2293 or 614 949 7600 eventngs SERVICES ASTRO-GRAPH Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncondrtronat lifetime guarantee local re ferences fur nished Es tabrshed t975 Ca ll (614) 446 0870 Or 1 BOO 287 0576 RogeiS Waterproolrng Apphance Parts And Service All Name Brands Over 25 Years Ex per lence All Work Guaranteed French C11y Ma)ltag 614 446 7795 ' r. 25 nhabllants ol '_ UNSCRAMBlE ABOVE lETTERS TO GEl ANSWER SCRAM·LETS ANSWERS Weeder - Notch C1v1c - Deftly - CLENCHED Old you ever not1ce " a fn!!nd asked me that no one can lhm k clearly 1f the1r fists are CLENCHED? New gas tanks 1 ton truck whee ls & radia tors D & A Auto Ripley WV 304 372 3933 or 1 BOO 273 9329 1 Pass 24 lndollnlle Pass Pass Pass CLASSIFIEDS!. BUDGET PRI CE TRANSMI S SI ON S Used /Rebuilt All Types Access Ove r t 0 000 Transm is srons & Clutclles614 245 5677 Res•dentlat or commerc al wlnng new service or repairs Master Li Upt on Used Cars At 62 3 Miles 1 ~:~~~~~,, ~elecrrtc1an A1denour SotJih of Leon WV F•nan crng I I I I WV000306 304 675 Avatlable 304 458 1069 1786 Pass In the AMC 304 Comple ta $t50 Mise Jeep CJ Parts 6t 4 446 4044 and Refrigeration 34 Norse myths East Buy, Sell or 1 Tra(!~ t9B7 Plymouth Ouster \0 part out 4cyl 2 2 good motor & transm1s sian 304 675 4078 ask for Sam Remodellf'1g Masonary Stone Etc ) Carpent ry And Fin1sh) T11e (Cen~ m Df'/Wall ROQhng 614 387 Pass 23 Book ol '(OU'RE OFF THE HOOK Auto Parts & Accessories C&C General Home Main tenence Paint•ng v nyl sldmg carpenlry doors wlnaows baths mobrle home repair 'ld more For free estimate call Cl et 614 092 6323 container s 17 Everythmg 19 Vapors 21 --China 22 - -do-well By Phillip Alder John Le Carre (whal 1s h1s real name?) wrote a novel entitled ' The Spy Who Came In from the Cold South felt he was Sltll out m the cold after th1s deal The opemng lead supphes mformatlon not only to the leader s part ner but also lo the declarer 1f e1ther 1s paymg attenuon, of course Dcclru: er should mterceptlhe message bemg transmitted then try to use the knowl edge to a1d the safe passage of h1s contract Agamst your four spade contract Wesl leads the dmmond I0 four ace Jack East returns the dl3mond e1ght kmg two fi ve How do you contm ue1 Bhnd to the s1g1J,jlls Somh 1m me P' ., n\"-\'~ Et-Q'(I ('(.L ~~ n\E.s:J ~I d1ately played a trump to dummy s quee n However East won w1th the ace and gave h1s partner a d1amond ru ff A moment later, East s seco nd trump tnck defeated the contract How unlucky can I be' asked South West gets a ruff wnh only two trumps If West has three trumps I'm safe ' You know West slarted w1th a doubleton d1amond • sa1d North Yes of course ' And 1f he IS to gel a ruff East w11i need the spade ace as an entry So at tnck three, pl ay your heart to dum my's ace Then lead a low trump from the dummy " There was a pause before South sa1d Yes I see East IScaught If he nses w1th h1s ace and g1ves Wes t lhe ruff I wm the next tnck and draw trumps But 1f East ducks, a second round of trumps denudes West And I m m no danger even 1f East had started w1th ace doubleton of \rumps John Le Carre s real name 1s Dav1d John Moore Cornwell IT 5 EA5'{TO SE SMOOTH WHEN 1995 Yamaha 80 EKcellenl Con d•tron 614 379 2Sa2 810 12 Plant character Don't overlook the information 730 Vans & 4-WOs 790 I 0 Identical 11 Narrow passages cuckoo 8 Genus of rodents 9 Ibsen (abbr I FER SUPPER, PAW!! 1997 GMC 4x4 Sterra 314 ton V 8 w/new Meyer snow plow 304 675 5251 after 5p m Assu me loan 760 Answer to Previous Puzzle Opemng lead • I 0 BIG HAM 1996 Toyo ta Tacowa 2 WD Etct Cab Automatic l vaded Excel lent 20 000 M les Red $12 400 614 446 4328 740 33 Southwestern Indians I Jaat 34 Small duck 5 Broadway 35 Baseballs offering Speaker tO Ointments 36 ER's network 12 Distant planet 39 Car parte 13 Bear witness 41 Distinctive 111 14 Amend 42 Pronounces 15 - Popp1ns 45 Filer s need 16 Extent 47 Parts 18 Important lime 48 Av•at1on hero period Chuck 19 Many qts 49 Mosquito 20 Type of genus drawing or 50 Woodwind drive Instrument 24 Begin an ocean voyage DOWN 25 Ate 1 Dol1a s country 26 Greatest 2 Excessrve 29 Made smooth 3 Actress 30 Basic Judlth structures 4 Foot 31 Long haired 5 Residue cat 6 Lint 32 Author Joyce 7 Tropical Carol - •KQt0 9 8 1995 Ford F 1 50 2 WD Wllh Steel Utlhty Cab V a Automallc Heavy Duty SuspeM1on Factory Tow Package Alum num Wtleels PW PL $13900 614-44&-6365 1996 Toyo ta Taco ma SX 4x4 Reg ular Cab Bright Red 4 Cy hn der 5 Speed Atr Big Tire Pack age 614 «s aoaa 5 4 • 9 t K QJ 1994 Ford F 150 4x4 302 aut o 59 000 mtles e.11c co nd 304 682 2621 TRANSPORTATION 1975 Buick Cen1ury 2 Doors 84 000 Actual M les 350 Engine Automati c $575 Ca ll Alle r 4 00 PM 614 44&-3570 • Q J 3 •AR 163 South • K75 2 1988 Dodge Dakota V 6 Auto A r Runs And l ooks Good $2 850 Or Trade 614 256 1424 1979 CJ 7 Jeep $2200 614 949 2293 or 614 949 7600 evenings t969 Mustang 6 Cylinder Auto Excellen t tnt $5 000 304 675 3960 4 A J 9 •Kt087 4 • 10 2 1984 Toyota Ex tended Cab 2 WD 5 Speed New Tires Extra Clean• $1 450 614 379 9247 89 Bronco II Eddie Bauer Ed1!10n l oaded exce ll ent cond t! lo n 5 spoe<l 614 992 2762 East • tO 8 1979 Fo 1d Ton Flai Bod 198 0 GMC Sho1t Bed Sell Or T1ade For 314 740.367 7031 Square bates $2 OOea 1 mtl' N on At 2 304 675 3960 Leave message • 9 5 4 • A J W~st 81 FOld F350 duall y 50 000 miles 110 500 74 C 50 111 dump and tandem axle 9 ton lowboy wi n sell as unit lor $500 or sell sepa ratety 614 949 22~3 or 6 14 949 7600 evenings Square Balls 0 1 Hay For Sate 614 379 2674 01 16 98 • A 6 S 2 720 Trucks lor Sale as Chev rolet 112 1on 4x4 LWB au tomatiC new 350 loaded many new parts 614 949 3087 after 5pm 710 Autos for Sale North • Q 6 4 3 NEA Crossword Puzzle . ACROSS PHILLIP ALDE:R ~entinelo Page 11 I Saturday, Jan 17 1998 Yo ur probabtht1es for advance ment m your career look strong for the year ahead However, you' ll hi!,ve to prove yourself every step of the way as you climb the ladder bul you can do 11 CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19) Thmgs should go rather well for you today lf you don.' t take yourself or evems too senously Hold pos1 t1ve thoughts and know everylhmg w1ll come out OK Trymg to patch up a broken romance? The Astro-Graph Matchmaker can help you understand what to do to make the relat10nsh1 p work Ma1l $2 75 to Malchmaker, c/o this newspaper, P 0 Box 1758 Mur- '· ray 10 156 AQUARIUS (Jan 20 Feb 19) Sh1f11ng cond1110ns may work m your favortoday cspw3ll y)limbued wnh commerc1al overtones Analyze developmenls for any overlooked opporlumues PISCES (Feb 20 March 20) Alhanccs thal are msututcd al th1s ume could turn out to be ver) s1g mficanl Be sure to treat the arrange mems w1th the respecl they deserve ARIES (March 21-Apnii 9)G ivc your best performance on a specwl prOJeCt at work today The results of your efforts w1ll be observed and e1aluated pra1ses could tum to ra1s es TAU RUS (Apnl 20 May 20) 1tssoc1ates see you as a respec led leader because of your splendid handhng of a cnSIS Acknowledge thm compliments and tell them your secret GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Fmancl31 deals that have been difficult to put IOJ!elher have good chances of bemg fi nahzed today All the loose ends can be neatly ued together now .. ab1l11y to assess slluauons accurale ly today 1s your beSI asset Have fa nh m your JUdgmen l both before and after making an evalua110n LEO (July 23 Aug 22) Keep the profit mOIIVC uppennost_ m your m10d today 11 w1ll encourage you to be more mdustnous What you are dmng now w11l be for your fulure VIRGO (Aug 23 Sepl 22) Do not leave anythmg to chance today 10 s1t uat1ons where somethmg personal iS at stake You w1ll have a better shot at success 1f you act as director LIB RA (Sept 23 Ocl 23) Today attend to matters that you haven t brought to a successful conclus10n You could fi nalize what appeared to be 100 Iough to do prev10usly SCORPIO (Oct 24 Nov 22) As long as you are daydreammg today you mtghl as well dream b1g A goal IS O t that far out of reach, prov1ded you go after 11 10 a practical manner SAGI'ITARIUS (Nov 23 Dec 21) You could be lucky today m two unrelated areas your career and your soc1al mvolvements G1ve equal attentiOn to both JANUARY 161 �·. \ P~ge 12 • The Daily sentinel . Pomeroy_. Middleport, Ohio travel agcn l. Mystery Tou r of Tibet and Nepal, a on farm s or in sweat lodges, sw1m brash En n Go Bragh less ' sw ing with the dolphins, or explore ancient through Ireland. and ln s~nity With ruins. ' Dignity World Tours. which take ' " Thi s is vacation , not b~ot patro ns to France, MeKico and the camp!" in sists its Web Site. " We Canbbean. There's also a retreat for carry nothing larger than a book bag, momm1cs m Northern Ca li fo rni a we sleep on soft mattresses when and a Rcd,J-Iot Mamas Cookin ' trip .camp1n g. ca t gourmet cuiSine, to MeXIco . choose easy hikes and .only bike "Our idea of ' roughi ng it' is stay- downhill. " mg m a hotel •., ithout room scrvice. " Lindt says. " We go for L:Om fo rte rs. not slee ping . bags. Accommudati ons arc co mfortahlc and charmmg: boutique hotels, mns. l: hatcaux or lu xury barges ." ate, high-energy or a combination. · "To get an idea of what Rainbow ·Adventures is all about, picture Thelma and Louise picking up Jane Goodall , phoning the ladies from 'Fried,Grecn Tomatoes' and heading off mto the wilderness," said Web magazine in its December issue . Rainbow Adventures is launching its Women Born to Be Wild s.:ries with a Feb. 27-March 8 trip to ' ' limitation: no one under the age of 30 can take the trip. · The various excursions organized · by Rainbow Adventures are graded : easy, moderate , high-ene rgy or a combination: Clients can go white-water rafting in Chile or horseback riding m Iceland. A safari to' Uganda, the "pearl of Africa," to search fo: enqangcrcd · volunteer who li ved anll worked in Sierre Leone in West Africa as a public health worker. Trained in wilderness survival skills, first aid and CPR, site founded Rainbow Adventures 16 years ago. She savs her tours arc open to women o~er the age of 30 " who seek thrilling wilderness challenges to nurture and full! II their adventurous spirits. " II is open to any woman in good ph ysica l condition who wishes to stretch her personal limits. ce lebrate a· lire transition. or ex perience outof-_thc ordinary adven tures," she says . . Wild Women Expeditions there's that "w" word again arranges canoe trips for women on the lakes and rivers of northern Ontario in Canada. " You stay in a riVersid e cabin. feast on gourmet vegetarian meals and enjoy sw immin g. paddlin g, cycling. campfires. sauna. massage and lounging hy the nvcr. .. says the outfit's Web sue . Presumably. with no men around. tour-takers can go skinny-dipping HOLLY RAE MCGRATH Recital to benefit Planned Parenthood Re s id e nt ~ of s()U\hcastcrn Ohi o arc mv ncd to attend a rec1 tal with Norma n S tank ~ Cohn . tenor. at the Ohio U ni vt r >~ l y Music Building Rcc ual Hal l. Sun day. Ja n. 25 Cohn . along wuh Lynn Su lli van at the pi;.mo anJ :-.pc..:ial guest arlist. Emi ly V::u:ol a~. sopmno. will perform fo r the benefit of Planned Parenthood ol SouthcJ-.;t Ohi o. The C\·cn t hcgt ns at -~ p.m. and wil l feature Fren ch 'ongs hy Rcy naldo Hahn . some Mqzan . and . a spec an i tn hutc to Cole Porter. RcscrvJti ons arc rcq uL'!\tl.!d . Th~.! cost is $10 per P>~'><m in advancl' or at the door. Students wi ll be admitted at no charge with a student I.D . Rcscrvatl{lns may he m:1dc hy cctlling 740-W\-3375 hy Jan . 23. When God says "No" By Bonnie Shiveley What do you do when God says "Nor You've prayed and prayed. and things don 't turn out the way The focused on Jesu_s Christ and have emerged victorious. Now they look back and wonder why they allowed thei r problem s to consume them. Kim said. "We reali ze that bad things can happen to Christians. We had nothing to hide In the trial . Our main goal was to present ourselves as Christians , no matter what the outcome was. We had nothing when we went in, we had nothing when we came out." Chuck and Kim praised God through tl)eir difficultie s. They felt the deciSIOn against them was God 's A Gannett Co. Newspaper • 1997Chevy Blazer LS 4lloor 414 , 4ll0 'lort8c v~ • Automati: • Alr Condtion . • AWFM Cassette • Power Windows • Power M1rrors · r~ Steeoog • Cruisll Contllli • Custom' Cloth lpteilor • AIIA!IIntJm -~ • Power Door Locks •loadll<l $12,650* $11,750.* Dnnd Nrw 1998 Chevy s-serles LS lXI. Cab Plrkup Orand New 1998 Chmolel CaVIller •Air Coo;titioo •LSPIICI<8le • Ae8! Anti-lock Blakes • PoW8< Steerl~ • AMII'M Cassette • Custom Cloth Interior • AlumJnum Wheels • Wei Eq~pped' Filing deadline for most races set for Feb. 19 992-7834 POMEROY - In addition to U.S. S&llatc and congressional races, local voters will also help decide numerous state and county races thi s fall . County offices up thi s year include one county commissioner, auditor, common pleas coun judge and county court judge . Cand idates for most local races have until 4 p.m. on Feb. 19 to file their petitions with the board of election s for consideration in the May 5 pnm ary, wi th the exception of independent candidates, who have until 4 p.m. on May 4, and county court judge candidates who have umil 4 p.ni . on Aug . 20. Candidates be longi ng to a major party must submit 50 signatures with their petitions while intermediate or minor party candidates need 25 signatures. Independent candidates hove different requirements basei.l on the number of votes cast in the county during the last general election for governor. Meigs County offices to be decided this year include the commissioner's scat currently held by Republican Fred Hoffman ofM iddlcpo't. the auditor's scat llcld b.y Republ ican Nancy Campbell of Racmc. the positi on of Common Pleas judge held by Republican Fred W. Crow III of Syracuse, and the County Court j udge scat occupied by Patrick H. O'Brien of Syracuse. · Local voters wi ll also select party central committee members in their precinct. At the state leve l, Oh io voters will elect replacements for Gov./Lt. Gov. George V. Voinovich and Nancy Hollister. Voinovich is running for the U.S. Senate while Holli ster, from Marietta, is seeki ng the Sixth Congressional District seat held by Rep. Ted Strickland , DLucasvil lc. Other state races include that of attomey gcneJal, auditor, secretary of state, state se nate. state representative, stale board of educat ion. sta~ supreme court justices, court of appeals, state board of education and state ce ntral committee. Voters wi ll also se lect a replacement for Democrat iC U.S. Sen. John Glenn. who has announced he wi ll not seck re-election. and also decide the Sixth Congressional Distnct scat now occupied by Stnckland. I I Good Morning Jlolzer Clinic Continually Strives 'fo rprov!de You ,With 13etter !Access rrD Jlealtfi Care! Today's Cimn-.$a4Wl 8 Sections • ?2 Pages •M Condllon Blllke! • Automatic • DJal Alltags • Exterior ,\ppeaiW8 •lletayWIJSB Padiage • TIUM Calli> Net • Power Sleeli'IJ • QJstom Cloth tnleilor • Power l!lakes • Styled Wheels • AWFM Cassetlll ' 4 l'olleel Anl·loci< Holzer ·Meigs Clinic 88 East Memorial Drive Pomeroy, Ohio '992·0060 ·Wei~ / Calendar C2&S Classifieds Comics DlS Insert Editorials A4 Obituaries AS 81-6 Soorts Wea he A2 Columns Holzer Clinic ... Monday • Saturday 9 a.m. • 8 p.RL : Sunday I p.n - 8 p.RL Jlere !'for Your Jfealtli, Jfere"!Jor Your ..Cifetime! / f lll . /1~ 1 -:1 I IH IO /l:!:.! OII/ -::t:.!:!:: ll · l:!'! fiTifi Oh~ V.llcy Publishing Co. f, 'h 1 l ,~ Details on pageA2 loud\ • tmts-· exists. Those wi thout children are not eligible for any cash assistance through the welfare department , but may qualify for assistance through the federal Food Stamp program, and can receive assistance through the Medical General Assistance Program. which provides health care benefits. · For several years , the JOBS program placed cash assistance recipients in job assignments in govc mmcnt offices and non-profit operations. Now. local businesses are being included in the program. Those business ow ners will have the advantage of additional help for a three-month period of time at no cost to the business. After the three-month peri od. Chapman said . the bus mess owner wi ll be encouraged to consider the client for permanent employment. although hirin g the employee is not a requirement for the employe r. rr=~~--------~~~ By JIM FREEMAN Times·Sentinel Start Call the number above and yo.u will reach the main information line at· the Gallipolis Clinic without a long distance charge! 3.8°/o APR Up To 48 M $19,950* POMEROY - As a part of Ohio Works First, the state's new welfare reform program, clients receiving cash ass,istance are now being placed in private businesses for the first time , to help in developing marketable job ski lls. . The Meigs County Department of Human Services provides cash assistance only to those witil children, according to Barbara Chapman, who coordinates the program for:nerly known as JOBS . Ohio Works First requires that all clients of the Department of Human Services receiving cash assistance be on the job or seek job training . _ The program formerly known as General Assistance, or General Relief, which provided cash assistance to single adults with nochildren, no longer - .~T.U.U.f.T.T.U.f.f.U'..1'.f-f.f_f_f_f.f.f.T-f_t_t.f. ! ( • Gallipolis • Middleport • Pomeroy· Pt. Pleasant • January 18, 1998 By BRIAN J. REED Times·Sentinel Start If The 992 Exchange Is A Free Part Of Your Telephone Service, Then You -Can Call Holzer Clin·ic In Gallipolis TOll FREEl! [)iCJI & HI: near 40 LOW: 30s t ~ ';, , -.; iiH 1 - .:~·t ~ . f '-~~ Vol. 32, No. 49 Wel,fare reform puts clients in local businesses best for them. "We th ought it wasn 't disc iples, "Peace I leave with you; meant for us to have (the settle- My peace I give to you ... " They ment). We accepted it. trusted H1m have blessed peace that passes -all and now life i' better than it was understand ing. before the tri al. We ' ve · become "0 Lord , be gracious to us; we stronger. we· ·.-e grown . God knows long for you. Be our strength every best. Maybe somewhere down the morning . our salvat iOn in lime of road we can help someone else. We · distress." Father. thank You . When enjoy peace of mmd . life hurts, we know that You are still Chuck and Kim too k God at Hi s in control and know what's best for word ... Jesus said , "My grm;e is suf- l us. ficient for you, for my power is We praise You. Amen . made perfect in weakness." Certai n. Script~: NIV 2 Corinthians ly. they were weak. "Be still before · 12:9; Psalm :7; John 14:27; Isa iah the Lord and wait patiently for him 33.2. ' ... "They waited. Jesus promi ,ed Hi ' ~ .... . -......;::-t . '' ' e See PllfJO C6 -Sell C section unba· yo u w;:m t. DISappo intment settles in your heart. You ask. "Why did thi s happen,.. Followmg an accident . Chuck and K101 fell devastated. They struggled through the r~ py. pam. heartache. lost their truck. home and salary. They waited fi ve years for a court date that ended in defeat. And if that wasn 't enough. the horc the deaths of his dearl y loved mother and her father. Ch'fk and Kim were overwhe lmed. but they chose to face lhCJr hard times wi th the Lord and praye r. 'Dawsf'n's Creek' and Its young stars ' Sermonette---,..---~- Holl y Rae McGrath celebrated her fourth birthday on Dec. 18 wuh a part y at the home of her parents, Tony and Becky McGrat h and brothcr. 'lsrac :. A Winnie the Pooh and Tiggcr cake "''" served. Others attendmg were grandparent s. Butch and Barb Philiips and grandmother, Rachel Hutton , Marty, Lor iana and J. J. Hutton, Beverl y Philips. Corey Hutton, April Ti lli s. Sherri and Michell e Haley. Lauri and Nata lie M1chael. Jcss i Hodge and Creston Rifne. Sqod mg g1 ft s were Tyler Roush, Mikc 'and Isabe l Dill. Frank Medley _and Martha Grue se r, Rho nda McGroth . and Belva and Ambe r Pierce .- Local basketball action They're into truckin' now • Feature·on C1 Or surl the Internet Women -onl y tours arc a fa st~row an g ~~g m c nt of the trave l ind usTr 1ps try. with ~ocw ral compantes on the start at Net ad \C rti >ing " wild women" $ 1.100 per ad ve nture:-.. " person. not 100. Wi IJ Women Adve ntures is a includin l! air Why the appeal to " wild Sebastopol. C.ili f.. -hased compan y fare . ' women?" that an;.m gc~ tnps to ('Xot rc places Karen Sil va. professor of t_ourism for sma ll groups of wome n. many of Canyon hospi tal ity at John son & Wales and them hahy hoomcrs . Calling University in Providence. R.I. , says. At thw wacky Web site. Ri ven- To urs In " Let's fac e it We all want to feel dell and co-foun.dcr Martha Lindt Sedona., that way once in a while . Ri ght ''" arc p•clured a, fru mpy. sour-faced Ariz .. Silva says that when she started mat rons who come to life as dancing descn hes rcscarc hing wome n·s adventure Carn1cn Miranda look·ali kcs - fruit itse lf as "a trave l several years ago. she was hats and all . woman· surprised to find only a half-dozen ' Tm mamcd to a man who si m- owned busitour organiZers that catered excluply hat es tu travel. " cKplains Lindt. ness deve lsively to women. " And when I travel alone wit h oped exclu Women - only tours are adding a boom to the tour industry, as women hike, sight see, and travel the world. She adds, " I think when a man mixed groups. there's always this sively for . il!)d a woman go on an adventure trip guy who th ink s he needs to take care women." II offe rs jeep tours . hikmg. For the more adventurous, there 's Chile's Patagonia region for white-- mountain gorillas, is sc heduled for er. the woman sometimes togeth of me. tries to hit on me . So this glacier-wa lking, jet-boating. raft mg. Susan Eckert's Rainbow Adven- water rafting on. the wicked Rio Oct. 6-22. Cost: $6.795 , all-inclufeels she is holding the man back. tnkcs away the scK ual aspect. " biking. campin g, horschack riding tures. based in Bozeman . Mont. Futalcufu. Cost: $3,595, all-inclu- sive from New York. With another woman , she docsn't Their tours include a Magic.al and sea- b yaking . Clients can stay Exc ursions arc graded: easy, moder- sive from Miami. But there 's an age Eckhert is a former Peace Corps feel quite so intimidated." Celebrates birthday i Friday, January 16, 1998 . 'Wild .women' getting together and heading for the · wildern~ss By D~VID L. LANG_FORD Associated Press Wr1ter . In her Carmen M~randa costume. former psychotherapi st Carol Rivend_ell has a cure for what sh~ calls the Martha Ste~art DISease. .. . l01n the . wild women. Hang ·out m the Hunalal's._Chtll out ~~ Ch1lc. Explore Ireland braghlcss . But never tn>' d w1th men. . RIVendell. co-founder of Wild Women Adve ntures. says the signs 0f MSD arc unmi stak ahlc. " You have an unrelenting urge to makc dried fl ower arrangement s' You spe nd slee pless nights worrying about wallpaper and its 111any uses. Paper napk in s cause fit s of des pair. Makmg anything less than perfect causes shonncss of breath. You consider y<•ursclf the Quee n of Clean Grout." Rivendcll ~ays any woman suffcrin g from 'M SD should call her ... • In addition to continued eligibilit y for cash assistance whil e on the job, the recipient of assistance wi ll be afforde d the opportunity to gain on -job sk ill s traming which can be used to gain pcnnancnt employme nt, the ultim ate goal of Ohio Work s First. Em ployers arc urged to develop professiOnal rclat10nsh1ps with parti cipating Ohio Works First clients . by providing the client with trainin g and references in the event that the employer docs not hire the client on a perma-· ncnt bas1s ,. "This all goe~ back to the basic theory of Ohio Works First," Chapman said . "which places responsibilit y on the community as a whole to make the program work . The community must work together." Rctml businesses arc being a'ked to consider participation in the program, (Continued on A2) , Dr. ·King's bi~thday servels as reminder of national struggle By JENNIFER RICHTER 'ilmes-Sentincl Staff t AWARD WI,>INER _:_ Linda Well of Chester, right, was congratulated by First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton after being recognized for her role in winning the Athens County Children Ser· vices "Adoption 2002" award during a White Ho.use ceremony. Family support innovation: Meigs woman accepts award for work in adoption By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Times·Sentinel Staff The Athens County agency's recognition comes for its many innovative support services · to adoptive families in the state. Highlighted in the presentation was the state-wide adoptive family retreat sponsored by the agency for the past·five POMEROY - Linda Well of Chester, resource unit supervisor for Athc~s Couniy Children Services. wns one of two employees of that ag~ncy in Washington, D.C., recentl: :o accept an "Adoption 2002" ,,waro. Presented by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Service s. Well and Chery l Proctor. a post-adopti on worker. accepted the award in recognition of their services to chi ldren through the Athens agency. It w.as one of 13 "Adoption 2002" awards of excellence select- · cd from 130 nominauons to the · Children's Bureau. The· awards were prese nted by Olivia Gordon, asSistant secretary of Health and Human Services. Following the recognition pro~ram, Well was in vited to be pre~e nt for the sigtiing of the Foster Care Re form Bill in the East Room y~ars. of the White House. The Alben ' County agency's past II vc years. rccol! niti on comes for its m01ny The "Adop tion 2002" program inno;,ativc support serv ices to was miuntcd by President Clinton adoptive families in the state. Highlighted in the presentatiOn in December 1996 fo llowing a was the state-wide adoptive fami - report from th e Department of ly retreat sponsored by Athens Health ·and Human Servites that County Children Scrv1ces for the outlined the acti on steps necessary 1 to move children more ·rapid ly from pubhc foster care into adopti ve homes . The action steps included promoting publi c rccogmtion of out· standing, successful, innovative practices in the field of adopiion by establishing annual awards to rcc ognize individuals and entitles wh~ make significant contributions 10 support adoption and to promo" permanency for children. The two public agencies recognized at the recent ceremony were both from Ohio. They were the Athens County Children Services for its post adoption program, and Lucas County Chi ldren Services for doublin g the number of chil · dren placed for adoption in that county last year. Others receivmg awards were three adoptive families, two private citizens. 1wo foundations - one of which went to the Dave Thomas Foundation . the National Cen ter for Adoption . one judge . and the North American Cnunc1l on Adopt able Children. a private post-adopti on program . Well has been employed by Athens County Child ren Services for more than 20 years. She and her husband. Russe ll. and children. Heather. Lea h and Ashton . re side in Chester. GALLIPOLIS - On . Monday, schools, federal faciliucs and banks will observe Martin Luther King Jr. Day. The nauonal holiday commemorates King's birthday-and is used as a day to remember his life and the difference he made in the lives of · black Americans. King can be must remembered for hi s "!Have A Dream" speech, which was presented on Aug. 28. 1963, during the I OOth anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation held in front of the Lincoln Memorial. When King spoke , ove r 200.000 "athcrcd atthc peaceful protest to lislen to the speec h. Together. wh ites and blacks cathcred as one in Washington D. C~ to hear King's dream . In this speech. King spc:~k' of discnm mation. poverty. racial inequality and voli ng rights . Th is speech. which is taught in American hi story l'la~o;cs today. o;hows whal King envisioned I'm the future of black Americans in the society during those tim es and the future . "'Y" He "I have a dream that one day tillS nation wi ll ri se up and like out the true meanmg of its creed. We lwld these truths to he self-evident that all men arc created equal. "I have a dream that one day out in the red hill so fGc i~rgia the so ns oi' fl lnncr slaves and the sons of former sl:we owners wil l he ahlc to sit down 1 o~ ct h cr at th e tah lc of brotherhood. ' .. 1have a dream that one d:~ y even the state of Mi S<isSJppi . a state sweltering wi th the heaL of oppression. wi ll be transformed intn an oasis of freedom and ju,tJ ce. " I have a ~rea m that my four little c hil~ rcn will one day live 111 a nation where they will not he JUdged hy the color ol their sk1n but hy their character. "I have a dream today" The speech continues speak1ng oi' other dreams such as black and whi te children heing ahlc to hold h an~s an~ play together and freedom l'f Ullln g to all across the country. Kin ~ did have a dream hut he never li.vcd to sec it hccornc :.1 rL·ahty He wasshot and killc<lonApril4 . 19oX. Prior to h1 s death. King travclcllthc ~:ountry pu shin g for c ivil nglns. world pc:KC and ,vollng reform :-. Kin t! wa :-. ho1n on J<m. 1) . l lJ29. 111 Atla~ta . Ga. At an ,.;arl y agL1. Kmg experienced ,cgrcgat10n lmm the white children 111 hiS ncighhmhood. A, a ch il~ he would play wnh while chi ldren. hut hy <the time he went tn ,chool. he wJ:o. . . cparatcd hom the wh ite children and wa!\ fon.:cd ~n attend a hlack 'chool. After h1eh sc hool. Km g decided he wanted to foll ow m the famil y's · ;;:~~ WALK - Nornell LackeY walked with her greatgranddaughter, 3·year-old Ashley Storey, along the " Freedom • Walk" on Auburn Avenue In Atlanta, Ga., between the Martin Luther King Center and the Dr. King birth house, earlier this month. King's birthday will be noted on Monday. (AP) foots teps and hccmnc a mirlistcr. He was in spire~ hy Mahatma Gandhi and written works by Henry David Thoreau . Following comp letion of hi s doctorate degree, King moved to Montgomery. Ala .. in 1954 to work as a pastor in the Dexter Aven ue Baptist Church .. He hccamc involved wt th the civil rights movement when he had heard of Rosa Parks aiTest in December 1955 . She was arrested for not allowing a white bus rider to take her scat on a public bus in Montgomery. In retali ation, the Afncan-American leaders gathered the community t,ogcthcr by boycotting the bus company. The hoycott. which lasted 3R I uays. was stopped hy a U.S. Supreme Cou n order declaring it illegal to segregate on hu ssc s in Alahama. King led numerous peace ful p<ot(St·s fighting for civil ri ghts and a desegregated soc1cty for African· . Americans . For hi ~ c:lTort:-. over the ye ar~ . Kin g was nominated !'or a . Nohcl Peace Pnzc in 1964. Also Ill I %4 , Pre sident Lyndon Johnson s1gncd the C1vi l Rights Act mto law. The followmg year, thanks to etlorh hy K•ng and his man y African- Arncncan lollowc r~ . a law was pa"cd allowi ng Afril:an -Amcritun:-. the nght to vote . He :-.pent the nex t few year\ hcforc his Jcath ,pc a~m g l.lhout civil ri ght:-. and the ng hh of the underprivileged . Four da ys afte r hi s death. the first lcg1slation rccogniJ.ing King's hlrth(Con!inued on A2) ~ Co.urt allows payment of.some legal fees to trustee GALLIPOLIS - Guyan Township Trustee Roger Watson has been awarded legal fees for defending himself against allegations contained in a state auditor 's report. Gallia County Common Pleas Judge Joseph L. Ciun said Watson, as a public official , "had a right to defend against any unfounded charges" in the report and added Watson can collect $4,7BI.60 from the county comrnissio!Jers for representation and investigative wor~ done prior to a libel and defamation suit he fi led in November 1994 . Cain also allowed for 2-112 hours of conference time with the county 's prosec ut ing attorney "with regard to reimbursement for attorney fee s which the plaintiff and his counsel had reflected in their billi ng on th is matter after the suit was. fil ed." The court is not allowing for payment of expenses connected to Watson 's suit because it was "a private act'ion and would not have been, a benefit to Guyan Township" Cain 's decision stems from a controversy that arose after Watson sought and rece ived a State grant to repai{ a township road in early 1994. The action was questioned by then- r\ County Engineer Joseph Leach since the application was not made through his office . . Leach subsequently req uested an in vestigation by several state age ncies into the grant. and a report was prepared by the audi tor's office. The report "indicated posSible improper activity." according to Cain's decision, and upon its release, Watson felt his reputation had been damaged. He later fi led suit against Leach and several other defendants, but summary judgments led to the dismissal of all defendants except A jury rejected Watson '; libel and matter, Cain concluded that Wa!Son defamation allegat ions against the was entitled to payment of fees connected to his role as a public orrldal. engineer in June 1996. " Plaintiff had a right to have an Cain noted that when the grant auorn cy to review these matters (i n issue arose . Watso n at first empl oyed the report ) and protect the interest of his own counse l, but later asked the the town ship. such as the grant and prosec uting attorney to obtain co unhim self as a public offi cial , from sel for him through the county. But un founded accusations," Cain said. because Watson had by then llled a private sui<. his application for coun- "However. this court find ~ that the prosecuting of the civil case ... was sel was denied . Watson, represented by Gallipolis clearl y a personal and priv~tc right of ,. attorney William N. Eachus, request- ac t>on and would not be subject to ed reimbursement' on legal fee s last reimbursement for attomcy fees assoAugust. Following a review of the ciated with th is mailer.'' ,, ' . � 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. 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