https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e5723f58893a5432de1f9c04cc1fa4fe.pdf 0365e0035252dcf3bc4ce6efdee58837 PDF Text Text .' Page ., 12 • The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, Ja.nuary 21, 1998. Ohio Lottery Chardon says Wai•Mart would ru.in small-town irllage COLUMBUS (AP) - Chardon "They want to do thclf best to senting property owner 'Loreto Devel- when it might rule in the case. company still had an interest in the offices taverns and hotels along ' · residents say they· vc !JOt a nice, control their desttny," Gary Powell opment Co. Coyne argued that the restrictions site. Route 6. If large retailers want to The company owns 25 acres in . make it nearly impossible For his quaint village, and they want to keep told the seven-member court. Ms. Reithemeyer acknowledged locate in the area. they can build Powell, of Cincinnati, asked the Geauga County about 30 miles east clients to develop the property. He · "that the company periodically meets along state Route 44, which runs it like that. That means no Wal-Marts or oth- justices to uphold an appellate court of Clevelund . and planned to sell a added that the size and employment opposition from small-town resi- north and south through the village, er giant retailers along U.S. Foute 6, ruling that said Cl)ardon's zoning reg- portion of the property to Wai-Man restncttOns do not apply to hotels, dents who worry the store 'will ruin Sheehan said. for a 9R.OOO-square-foot store. ~lawyer for the village told tl1e Ohio ulations arc constituti onal. The regtaverns and other types of business- their way of life . Under questioning by the justices, Coyne later told reporters that he es. ulatipns, twice approved by Jcx:al votSupreme Court Tuesday. But that's rare, she said. "We get Coyne conceded that his clients were ers. limtt retail businesses along a . believed the village's board of zonBut he refused to take .the bait more people who say, 'Please co me. aware of the zoning restrictions when portion of Route 6 to stores occupy- iog appeals initially rejected the com- when Ju sti ce Paul Pfeifer asked We need the jobs.'" they bought the property, and could ing fewer than I0.000 square feet and pany's req uest for a perm it for the whether he thought Chardon was a Village officials say they have st ill develop the land as long as plans generally em ploytng !ewe r than 10 proJect hecause of oppositi on to Wal- "b~~kwater " community.. . nothing against Wal -Mart . or any did not include a "big box" retailer. workers . ~art anJ fears that small shops . I ~auld say then zomng IS out- other large retailer. They just don't When Coyne tried to argue that "We think those rules arc arbttrary 1~ould be hurt by the competiti on. dated, Coyne responded . • want them in that part of Chardon. Loreto had a right to devel op tts prop... and we heltC\'e they arc clearly The board 's dectSton was later overWai -Mart spokeswoman Bet sy Village Planning Director John ertf'Justice Andy Douglas snapped COLUMBUS (AP) - The ca'e of unconstitutional. ·' countered Antho- turned in Common Pleas Coun . RCIIhcmeycr satd she dtdn't know Sheehan said Chardon's land-usc The Supreme Co urt did nut say whether the Bentonvt!Jc, Ark.-based plan envistons an area of small shops. back, "What about the right of the a man who said he was forced 10 kill ny Coy ne , a Cleveland lawyer rcprc, people who already live there?" an angry motori st who confronted him will go to a Franklin Cou.nty grand Jury. Franklin County Prosecutor Ron O'Brien said. Police said Gerry Davis, 27, shot Donald Dtckcrson Shaklf Monday outside the home of Davis grandmother. Davis said Shakir auacked him with a tire iron in a fit of road rage. . Davis decl ined to comment when reac hed by phone Tuesday night but told WBNS-TV. " I thought it was just <.1 dream . "A ll the blue smoke and haze . I was lik e 'thi s was JU SI a dream, just a dream .'" said Davi s. who told the stati on he had heg~cd Shakir to back off. Davts was not charged. Homicide ONE STOP CONVENIENCE detectives said the shooting may be We Sell Money Orders a ca;c of justifiable scl f-dl'fensc. They arc expected 10 give the proscWe Wire Money ~.:utor 's office the results of their Postage Stamps investigati on in two tO three weeks, Film Developing o·Bnen satd Tuesday. "A ll deaths by lirea nn arc prePre-paid Phone Cards sented for review hy a grand jury," Foodland Gift Certificates he said. " It 's an· automatic policy." 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Sausage Unks I waited for police." she said. · or Patties 1 Road rage case goes to grand jury Marshall, > > · . en tine Vol. 48, NO. 195 C1998, Ohio Valley Publishing Company By PETE YOST Associated Prese Wrller W~SHINGTON -Special prosecutors, working in a whirlwind of rumors and speculation, sought White House documents today that could prove or disprove President Clinton's declaration that he did not hav~ a sexual relationship with a White Honse intern and took no steps to hush it up. Sources said longtime presidential confidant Vernon Jordan and U.N. Ambassador Bill Richardson arranged job offers .for Monica Lewinsky, a young woman who describes in secretly taped conversations that she had an affair with Clinton and then was urged to lie about · it. Lewinsky has sworn in an aliadavit in the Paula Jones case that these taped remarks ~ere not true. · (:heese • .GCJIJipolis FOodlo!ld .Oidy', WASHINGTON (AP)- Polls suggests a narrow majority of Amer. icans are prepared to believe allegations President Clinton had an affair with a White House intern, but it is the possibility that he may have asked her to lie under oath that has them upset. A USA TODAY/CNN/Gallup Poll found that 54 percent say it as least probably true that Clinton had an affair with the young woman, while 37 percent say it probably or definitely not true. The other 9 percent had no opinion. Similarly, an ABC Poll found that of those who had an opinion, 28 percent were inclined to think Clinton had the affair while 26 percent were inclined to think he did not. But the biggest number- 46 per. cenl-"said they don ' t know-enough to register an opinion. The USA TODAY/CNN/Gallup Poll found that 51 percent said it is probably or definitely not true that he asked the woman to lie under oath, while 39 percent say it ts probable or definite that he did . That survey fuund an even 46-46 split over whether they would favor an effort to impeach the prcsidi:!~t if they became convineedhc lies under oath about his possible inv01vcmellt, or attempted to get the woman to lie under oath. The ABC Poll found 21 percent inclined to believe he told the · woman to lie and 20 percent inclined to believe he did noi tell her to lie . The other 59 percent had no opinion. The network survey found that 53 percent hclicvc he should resign if he did tell the woman to.lie while 41 percent said he should remain in office. But if it became clear he a~ked the woman to ltc and he declined to resign, only 43 percent said he should he impe<1ched while 51 percent said he should he allowed to remain in oflicc. · . 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Police were hopi ng an abandoned getaway car regtstcrcd in Cleveland might provtdc clues to the two other men involved io Tuesday's holdup at · Jared. The Gallery 6f Jewelry store in suburban Copley Township. There were no susp:-:cts in custody this morning. the police depanment said. The three, wearing masks. burst into the store just before noon. Employees from a nctghhoring store call ed police when the y saw the masked men . Poli ce said one rohber he ld employees and cus10mcrs at gunpoint while the other two smashed display· case glass with a sledge hammer and . scooped rings and watches into bags. ·Officers surrounded the store and, · when two gunmen emerged, ordered · them to surrender. The two ran to a .:ar and Ocd and the third man commandeered another car at gunpoint 'and tried 10 nee . The Oee ing gunman shot at officers and police returned fire , killiog. him . 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J' Mike She will be asked about the convcrsattons again on Friday in a deposition and much of Washington is holding its hrcath to sec if her testimony will square with the president's denia ls. or if she will refuse to answer qucslions and seck immuni · ty from any future prosecution . At this morntng 's senior staff meeting. Clinton's top deputies did not dis~.:us s the simmering crisis. powerless to contribute to its reso lution . The discussion was unusually subdued, according to ooc official. Chief of stafs Erskine Bowles, who presided. left early without explanation . Officials con finned there was evidence at the White House showing that Lewinsky, who was an intern in 1995 to Clinton's chief of staff, checked in several times to the Oval Many Americans are prepared to believe president had affair oz. Tyson/Holly Pomeroy-Middlepgrt, Ohio, Thursday, January 2 Sections, 12 Pages, 35 cents A Gannett Co. Newapapar 22, 1998 Prosecutors trying to sort out the facts Varieties ~CoHage Rain tonight, low near 40. Friday, cloudy, high in mid-40s • • Broughton · Ground Beef 8·1 0·12·23·40·42 252718 Sports on Page 5 .· · FOODLAND ~"" .. 1• Super Lotto: EASTMAN'S Fresh 3: 045 Pick 4: 9728 Pick Ohio drop MAC tilts ... Sells Reduced Fal P~Chips ·• •• • · By JOHN RICE Associated Press Writer , HAVANA - Pope John Paul ll 's • trip . to Cuba is attra.:ting huge crowds, including many Cubans who know lillie about the pontiff yet arc excited about his visit . Tens of thousands of Cubans slrcamcd into a Sanla Clara sports field under sunny skies tod ay for John Paul's Jirst Mass on the island. while the pope left Ha vana for the !50-mile llighttothe provincial city. The crowd included memhcrs of Cuba's national hoxing team. dressed in warm -up suits and red-and-white Adidas sneakers. "Whether you arc religious or not. you arc going 10 gel sonu:lhing from this Mass," said Juan Carlos de Delis, a 31-year-old heavywctght. . John Paul's live -day journey to strengthen his long -beleaguered church in Cuba opened Wednesday, when vast crowds or cheering. hymnsinging Cubans greeted him . The pope and FideJ"{:astro wasted oo time in making their positions clear. John Paul called for greater openness in Cuba and took a slap at the U.S. economic embargo. Castro ·likened his own social concerns to those of the pope and vowed that Cubans would die a thousand· times rather than forsake their socialist revolution. ' Thousands of journalists had gath- Ofliee to visit the president's private secretary after Lewinsky left her White House job and went to the Pentagon. The officials said Lewinsky and the secretary were friends. In his deposition in the Jones case. Clinton said he gave personal gifts to Lewinski, according Jo The Washington Post. Newsweek reported the gifts include a dress . Newsweek also reported that ·the tapes show Lewin· sky soured on the president and refers to him a. "the big he" and "the creep." As Whitewater prosecutors Wednesday subpoenaed the White House for all doc~mcnts on the 24ycar-old Lewinsky, Clinton denied both the affair or that he encouraged Lewinsky to lie. "If he's not telling the truth, Continued on page 3 Table I Lewinsky mann~rs, By BRIAN J. REED Sentinel News Staff How well-mannered are today's children? Boys and girls participating in Access Head Start, which serves Gallia and Meigs Counties, learn good table manners as a matter of course during their regular visits to the Head Stari centc, in Rutland. Head Start receives S I .4 million in funding locally, and serves children in low-income families and their parents. In Meigs County, the program is home-based, with children visiting the center twice a month for social and nutrition programming. Children in far-reaching areas of Meigs County, including Reedsville and Tuppers Plains, arc served through a mobile unit , but recetvc identical services. According to Vickie Wonds, the supervisor for the Meigs County program. a meal and snack arc served to each group of three and four year olds who visit the center or mobile unit. and they arc served "family style." Children arc seated around tahles in grours of four or five . and meals arc served from containers ralhcr than on individual trays . Children also learn to set the table, and to rass containers of food to their friends. Before and after the meal is served. mealtime hygiene -- hand washing and tooth hrushing -- is reinforced. Meals .arc provided through the Mctgs County Council Aging on a contract hasis. Tiwt agency packages the food in J'argc containers and delivers the meals to the center. Rather than typical school lunch · fare. like piua, tacos and hamhurgcrs. children in Head Start are exposed to more diverse meal s. like crcd for a confrontation between an anti -communist pope and the com.munist leader. But both men had other. hroader concerns that made pon- By AARON MARSHALL iill's histone visit possible and cre- Gannett News Service ated a display of religious cxuberanc·e COLUMBUS - Oral arguments not seen here since 1959. were bypassed yesterday in a Meigs " The Cuban people today ICcltllc County child custody case that was happiest of anyone in the world, " said scheduled to be heard before the Ohio 50-year-old Margarita Roche. who Supreme Court ;, Columbus. with 200 people, mostly children. The case, Rhonda Kay Justi s vs. marched more than 20 blocks from Charles Rex Justis and Darlene two Old Havana churches to reach Newell, was surposed to hqve been the papal route. argued in the state's highest court's Strcssin!! his mission of spreading heatillgroom yesterday in ~..Qiumbus. moral values in a land where the Thomas Esloeker, attorney for .:hurch·s message was long muted Ms . Justis, said he declined to appear and where ahortion upd divorce arc before the court when he realized tpat common. the pope today cclcbmtcs his counterpart, Pomeroy attorney the value of litmiltes during a Mass in the west -central city of Santa Clara. During the welcoming ceremony at Havana airport on Wednesday. the · two aging leaders, each in his 70s, By KEVIN KELLY, gave a hint of topics they will discuss OVP News l;dltor Fonner U.S. Rep. Frank Cretonight during a meeting in Havana . The pontiff called both for greater means of Gallipolis has join~ the risopenness in Cuba and indirectly crit- ing tide of dissatisfaction southern icized the three -decade -old U.S. Ohio leaders have with the makeup of ~he state's Transportation Review embargo of the Caribbean nation. "May Cuba, with all its magnifi- Advisory Committee. Cremeans, who's seeking 1he cent potential, open itself up to the _R~pultlican 110mination in the May 5 world, and may the world open itself pnmary to run for the Sixth Con' up to Cuba," he declared. gressional District he represented in He lirtnly endorsed what he called 1995-97, said the committee's lack of the " le)(itimate desires" of the southern Ohio representation is Roman Catholic church in Cuba Tripp talk at heart of program casseroles, ethnic selections and traditional Appalachian meals, such as soup beans and cornbread. While youngsters accustomed to fast food might turn their nose up at chicken and dressing, for example, seeing their friends dive into it encourages them to try nutritious foods, too. Head Start staff members never force food on the children, but do encourage them to try a small portion of each item offered. Nutrition education '- tor cllildrcn .and their parents-- is at the backbone uf Head Start, whic;h was begun by President Lyndon Johnson in 1965. as a part of Johnson's "Great Society" pf social programs. However. the lessons offered to boys and girls and their parents today extend beyond good foods . . The social skills that many have learned around the family dinner tahlc arc often foreign to youngsters -- especially youngsters who come from working and sipglc-purent fam ilies. where meals arc scr'lcd in front of television or in a hurry. Jan Bet/., Director of Access Head Start, said that the program stresses social skills us well as a stron~ he~i nning as they enter their schoo~ years. was developed to help children he socially competent," Bctt. said. "It is nol an acadcm ~ program . h is a social competcnl'r prngram ." Along with learning table manners and an apprc,iati(lll for diverse fmld s. the Head Start nutrition program t«tchcs another imrortant social skill : the imrortant skill of conversation. "Young children know how tq do TV talk,"' Betz said. "and how to answer questions. hut it is important , to !cam how to he a conversational ist , and we try to help in that regard ." "It's all part of being a social perso n," Betz said. "From the heginning. Head Stan they begin their noon meal. Children are encouraged to try every food offered, and good manners are stressed, as well. PARENTS HELP· Duey Barley, father of two Head Start participants, and Linda Rathburn, a home visitor for the program, help a group of children at the Head Start center In Ru1land as Oral arguments bypassed in child .c ustody case Patrick 0' Brien, had not filed a bri ef h<Jrn . Ms . Ju stis was given penn is -, Ifrom removing the children from that before the court. Oral arguments , ;on by a Meigs County court to ·state. The Ohio court subsequcntl.Y before the Supreme Court arc made move to North Carolina ami have found Ms. Justis in co nti.!rnpl of i!'s as a supplement to legal briefs that custody ol.· the children dunng the earlier order and an Ohio appeals allorncys file laying out the tr school year. Mr. Justis was gtvcn court agreed. The court mu~t dclcm1inc whether summer visitation rights. strongest legal arguments . Ms. Justis maintained th<lt Mr. the Nonh Caroli na Court or the Ohio " I didn ' t sec any point in standing there arguing against my self," Justis was sex uall y abu,ng hi s Court h<~sjurisd i c ti on under the UmE<locker said. "You can only get neg- daughtcrs. an allegmion that he fonn Chtld Custody Juri >dictiun Art denied. Mr. Justi s' mother, Darlene c and the Parental Kidnapping Prcvcnative points by showing up." O'Brien could not be reached li•r Ncwefl. wa> given vi>itat ion nghts !ton Act. Even though O' Brien did . and was asked to monitor her son· , not file a hrief. the roun could still comment yesterday. decide for Mr. Ju sti s. When Ms. Justis and Mr. Justis vis its with his daughters. Ms. Justis went to court in North " Probably both states ha ve juris·ended their marriage io July 1990 in Meigs County. they had one child Carolina and obtained an order for- diction. " Eslocker said. "The qucswith another daughter soon to be biddin~ Mr. Justis and hi s mmhcr tion is which slate has '\upcrim jurisdiction and it's a tough question .'' Cremeans disappointed over TRAC appointments aggravating sore feeling s over where highway project dollars arc going . "I am not criticizi ng the citizen s on the new Transporiation Review Advisory Committee," he said Wednesday. "Thei r job has onl y JUSt begun. "However, I do criticize the administration's decision to ca<t aside Jong-~tandin g arguments that coritr~J of tran sportation funds is too centrali zed in the state 's urban centers . The fonnatibn of this commiuee has not •clc!ressed thi s obvious problem. . Instead. it has perpetuated it." The corhmiucc is w determine which new highway proJects in Ohio arc to be built. The stX -mcml\cr panel contains 1\tur appointments by ·Gov. George Voinovtcb. and none of the members hail arc from thi s region: Unrest over the devel opment has prompted calls within the legislature !Q_cnsurc the 'committepepre sents all sections of the state. Rep. Ted Strickland, D-Lucasvi llc. who defeated Cremeans in 1996, said that while he had no dou bt of the ) • • ' Flowers commincc's fairnc~s in rc t.~ c h ing dct.:ision-;, .. 1quc~tion the fairnes s of ovCrlnoking a large pari of the sta te in making these appointments." Cremeans said he was disap: pointed over the commillec annointmctlls. As a south ern Oh io businessman, he said he's been "aware of the diffi culties enterprising people in thi s area of the sta[!:_f,1cc due to a basic Jack of good highways . "I ·pushed hard in Washington to bring more highway doll ars into . Continued on paj!e 3 �/ Thutsday, January 22, 1998 Commentary Pomeroy • Middleport, Oh1o Page2 Thursday, January 22, 1998 OHIO Weather Thur!llay, Jan. 22 1-- The Dally Sentinel ' 'Estabftslid Ill 1948 111 Court Straat, Pomeroy, Ohio 614-992-2156 • Fax 992·2157 A Gannett Co. Newspaper ROBERT L WINGETT Publisher CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Manager MARGARET LEHEW Controller n.. S..Untl wekomu /ltfwl fo the edltot from reedllfl on • br!Md ~ of topics S/!Off /ottera {300 rronla Of 1...) hiVO lhl 1>011 Chiii1CO Ol I>Oing PUI>IIa/lod Typod /ol ltfa lltf pttllmrl anti Ill may 1>0 odltod &ch •hould lncludo • alflnoturo, addrou Jnd dlytiiH pltDne numb~~: Sf»eJiy • dltf If th.,e • • to • prevlou• •rtlcl• or Mn1r. Mllll to Ulterl to tiN Editor. The SentlrJtl, 111 Court St, PotrNroy, Ohio U7U; FAX to f1•·H2.ZI!S7 ,..,.,.,.c. o' Good times slow any move toward energy independence ' By WALTER A MEARS AP Special Correspondent WASHINGTON - Wnh plcnt) ol ~as tolillrt up .md pmcs at the pump gomg down the once urgent quest lm U S cnc1gy m<.lcpcndcncc 1..,n I get ''"""'much as an .tltcrthoucht Oil rmports arc up well P"'' SO percent ol tota l consumptron- a kvcl once 1\Cl hy Congress as AmcltLa.., pen! pomt And neatly 20 potnls hr~hcr than 2S years tg.o when the Arah otl Pn!!Mrgo threw the Amcncan economy mto lUI mod :-;ent prK\.:S soarmg ~1nd hoes at the gas slatron an rtronal headache But as tmports and consumpl>on hoth went up rn 1997 so drd rndustry orl mvcntoncs mcrcasrng to ahout I hrllton harrcb the Amencan Petroleum lnst>IUIC reported Wllh pnccs down by about 5 percent that was good busmcss Ratsmg tnvcntoncs 10 government rcscr vcs to pnJVJde msurance agamst mtcrruptrons m loretgn or I supplres was part olthc pohcy push prompted by the cncr gy mscs ol 1971 and the I lle IY70s 1 he other was to curb the oppeltlc for unports hy promottng consen alton and energy clfictcncy The market h,tsn l done th.u mdccd the mcrcascd llnw ol petroleum lor gasn hnc has done the opposrte By the numbers .tccnrd rng to the API petroleum onports wen! up 4 4 percent dunng 1997 10 S3 I percent ol US orI usc More than half the rncrc.tsc m rmpons went rnto rndustry mvcntoncs rather than to rmmedrate consumpl>on lronrcally smcc Rrchard Nrxon declared m 1971 lhatthc Un rtcd States shou ld produce and conserve !Is wa) to sell su illucncy by 1980 - he called 11 PrOJCCI Independent - rehancc on tmpmtcd orl has hecn mcrcasrng mstcad The 55 mph natrona! speed lunrt was unposed as a ClllscrvatJon step after the 1973 Arab 011 embargo It was repealed late m 19C5 At the tunc ol the Nrxon era energy msrs rmpons accounted for about 35 pcrcdt ol US consumption By 1977 1mpons ,ere pas! 40 pcrccnl pnccs soared fuelmg mllatron and Junmy Carter had hrs energy cmrs IJc sard 11 would take the moral cqu rvalent of war to deal wrth 11 Nol that conscrvatton cflorts drdn I rcgrstcr Steps rncludrng automobrlc mrlcagc requrrcmcnts an rncrcasrng usc ol natural gas new technologies and other measures that began w>lh the otl crunches have changed the mrx Accordmg to the Energy Department the Unrtcd States rs now ~0 percent mmc energy diluent than 25 yc .ns .11!0 Still when the cnscs cased husrncss went hack 10 usual In 1990 Con grcss drd vote to declare th >1 SO percen t dependence on 11nportcd orl would be the pcn l potnt for US natiOnal 'ceun1y In 1994 rmporls exceeded hall ol US use lor the llrsttrmc Energy Department projectrons 'how nnports could rc.rch 60l'crcent hy 2010 By rndustry a~.:~.:ount li.:L:hnologK.Il u.ham:es and pol11u.:.1l L:h.mgcs h t\c acatcd new soun.:~.;s overseas and r c:dul.:~d the potent .a I ot .mother drsrupllon rn Mtddk E.tstcrn supplies Mote th.tn h oil ol US OJI nnpmts ore Irom Vcnctuc la Mcxrco .md C.rnad.t some 20 percent come from the Mrddlc East Barry's World Unity could gain back Dem majority By Monon Kondracke over lhe nex1 sevDaschlc staffers Joel Johnson and Convenuonal wtsdom has II !hat eral weeks on Larry Stem, who IS about to become 11 s all bulrmposstble for Democrats 1ssues such as eduChnlon~tef lobbytst to recapture <:'Ontrol of the House catton Medt care Contnbutmg to future umly ts the thts year but they have a chance 11 expanston child fact that Clrnton apparently has care tax credtts they can sustam the unny and poltll dectded nol to try to revtve a com cal tnrllallve they vc achtevcd 10 the and surpnses the ; prehenstvc fast track measure and 10 past two weeks • say Clrnton rs concentrate mslead on gcttmg So far thrs year the Whrte House plannmg to spnng approval for rcplentshment of Inter and House Dcmocrauc Leader Dtck m ht s State of the na11onal Monetary Fund reserves Gephardt of Mtssoun have slopped Unron speech Jan Kondracke whrch Gephardt supports ftghtrng Prcstdent Chnton has 27 Untty of course doesn l guaranIn mrd February, the Whtle tee Democrats the II seal prckup unvetled a pohttcally canny agenda and Repuhlrcans have started 1998 House and congrcsstonal Democrats they need to take over the House As mtend to un,crl a unrfrcd pohcy shown m the newest brpartlsan Batby bauhng over .rbortron Last week for 1nstancc Gcphardt Clmton Vrce agenda both for thl(;, congressiOnal tleground survey released last week Presrdcnt AI Gore and Senate sessron and the electron campatgn Republicans have dtsttncl advan Gcphardt Clrnton and Gore cv r tagcs headmg 1oward November Democrati c Leader Tom Daschlc of South Dakota held a JO>nt rally on dcntly have agreed to put asrde lhw Dcmocratrc pollster Cclrnda Lake HMO reform dcstgned both to play rdcologrcal drlfcrcnccs and pohucal concluded thai public contentment up Democrat rc agreement and GOP nvalncs m order to ma x1m1zc means chances arc shm that the chances ot recapiUnng control of the Democrats wtll rcgam control or drsunrty House or at lcaSI ltm>l Rcpubhcan that the Rcpuhlrcans wtll srgnrfi In conncumn wllh lhe e\ent gams cantly expand thctr maJority While House spmncrs were potnllng The Democratic hont was Rcpuhhcans she satd have an out that Dcrnocr li s agree on health t:.lre consumer protections wh1lc the rcpatrcd .udcs on both srdcs say ad,antagc m money htghcr hrstonc turnout pancrns and ,, dearer GOP >s It IC IUI Cd With 40 through Daschlc s mcdratron con wnh Repuhhc.rns sponsorrng HMO Vt.:rsallons hctwccn Clinton and a~cnda than Dcmocrah rclorms and lop party leaders urgmg Gcphardt and coo l >I trlks bc!wecn g;c Her potential to rnohll1zc thc1r Gcphardt s chrd ul stall Steve base health lohhyrs" to light II Srmrl.trl) her Rcpuhhc.m p.l!lncr Clrnton atdcs say thai Democrats Elmcndorl WhJtc Hou'e deputy chrcl ol sta ll John Podesta and m Batllcground Ed Goe,ts smd lhc wrll hold '"vera) more unrty ralhes ~:.:__::.::.:_::__:::__:::_::_::::_::__::::.::_:::__---_:_:___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _:___, key !actor m vantage because they have fatled lo reerutl lhe best posSible eandrdales m "tldcard dtstncts - parliy because 1he prestdcnt and the vtce prestdenl haven 't gone all out to woo them Whtle House atdes counler that Clmton and Gore have done all that the Democrauc Congressional Cam patgn Commtllcc has asked of !hem m recrurtment and fund ratsmg !hough 10 facl Gore on ly hosled one DCCC lund rarscr last year to Clrnlon s seven If the odds lor a DemocratiC takeover arc long they sltll arcn I tmposstble The Banlcground sur \ey found that Rcpuhl>cans and Democrats arc neck and neck m the gcnenc nattonal congrcssronal prcl ere nee and alter all ,, piCkup of II seals ts hrstoncally do.thlc rl the mmonty can lmd '"'sues In g.lln t ra~.: tron wJth key 'otcrs C lmlon s ISsue sdcc..:t10n J:-; shrewdly dc,tgncd to lind that II .tc tum w1tll lour groups ol n~nwwly GOP lcanmg voters whttc work ang wom~.:n Y.llltc women over age 6~ hluc coll.u men .md ,oil votet' age 45 b4 Demot.:rats could score amon~ tillS status rctrrccs and p1c rcttrces 11 Chnton quo c k~.:uon heats Rcpubhc,rn' to the punch wJtll will he the .1 proposal to usc the anl rcrpatcd ahtlny of the budget surplus to keep the Soc ral parliC!Ii to turn SccUIIIY trust lund solvent out therr hasc Rcpuhhcans pl.tn to m.tkc t.txcs vote and thcrr key rssuc m 1998 hut Dcmoc Rcpuhlrcans r tis could counter th.ll hy playmg up h lVc more GOP llal tax .md consumptron tax rnlcnsrty proposals lhatttlt tow.trd the mh gomg lot The !.tel IS Cltnlon has cleverly them than a poltcy .rgcnda that hoth • desrgncd Dem<Jcrats lrherals .md moderates m Ius party do cspectally can support and GOP leaders may 10 VICW OJ oppose Wha1cvcr Rcpuhltcans do Cl mlon s ccnoppose Democrats can usc to heal tnsl lcadcrthem shtp (Morton Kondracke is execu· Other ed1tor of Roll Call, the newslive experts say paper of Capttol HJII ) Democrats arc at a dtsad t YOUR HONOR, MY CLIENT/$ INNOCENT Pity the heartbroken By Ben Wattenberg Et tu ABC' Indeed ABC News says n wrll no longer accept tc(cvr sron commerctals featunng thetr lor mer star Davrd Bnnklcy and spon sored by controvcrsral lood grant Archer Danrcls Mtdland The whole deal should go tnto JOurnalrsm ICKtbooks a remarkable drsplay of sanct >mony hypocnsy ~ullcssncss and qunc possthly tdc ologu.:n l hms The s mc111nony and hypocrrsy come pnnctpally lrom B11nklcy s lonncr ~.:o ll eagucs 111 journ~lllsm whose scns 1hll1tu:s wc1~ ncr so shocked Among the wmJ, used to d~,;s~.:nh~.: those :-i\.:llsllllllli\.:S md the actiOns nl Brrnklcy were heart hrokcn agh rst outraged sharnL: less noXIOUs st.: an d.ol 'ell out !lack huck stcr salesman shill w.rllowmg m the mud scuzzy II lthy lucr' .ond hue kr.rker At lrrst ABC stood l11m when the B11nkkv uunmcrutls urcd on thc11 Sund.r) pro~tam lorrnerl v fill , Week Wnh D.l\ td c.rlled Bnnklcy 1 hen thcv turned 1.111 tratllng a cow udly ye ll ow llag dr.o p mg r tlun .tlrhr ABC 'pokcspc!SOO Erlcen Murphy sard the) had been told th 11 Ihe .lds would run on <llhcr nctwork' " well .ts ABC (ADM de nrc' >I) S 11d ABC Nev.' Prcsrdcnt Da\ rd Wcst>n For D" rd to he soldy on our plll.!r.un Lould h~ a poknli<JI lo1 umlu:-tlull .mwng our VIewers Lame M!Slc,rdmg The commercaals have run regular Jy on CNN on Washmgton NBC hroadcasts ol John McLaughhn s One on One md lnr 1 week Wattenberg '" some arc.IS on NBC s Meet the Pre" What drd Bnnklcy do th.ll w.rs so ten thlc' He p.umtp 11cd tn tnslllu (1011.11 td\CIII:.OIIlg lo1 .1 h1g hu~b lood producer lh.rt h '' hecn deeply mvolvcd rn W,tshmgton pohtrcs W!!h both poiJt>c,rl p Hire< ,JOd WI' recentl y he 1\ rly lrncd lor an antllrusl uolat ron Wh II s the proh lcm' lsjOUinlii iSill IIIICtltnC J"llt::.O t ly L:aste hom whu.:h onl: m~ty nCV\.:1 eve1 esL: arc 1 Do JOurn thst~ not ~ei.:k to make mone y' h explmtmg ,, well earned rcput.otron a srn' II 11 " don t huy ).one Fond 1 s workout tapes Paul Ncwm m s sal,rd dress m~ Boh Dole s Amcllcdn Express ~ard or M 1110 Cuomo~ tortlllll chrps Is a rci,\Uonshtp wnh ht~ hustness had) 1 hl: lllt.:dl.l Llll rora\!Ons ln.: h1g: husmesses makmg h1g rrol1ts They make then lllOIH.:y tn r IY tht.:lr LOIIC srmmknts hy sdhng .tdvcrtlsmg 101 whli.:h they l:h 1rge h~tsl:d on 1,ttm,;:-; or ~.1les thei r JOUrnali sts <.:.m pro ducc oltcn hy gmmng up h.td news j~urnalists hype and 0 J scandal Is 11 tmmor.tl to work Capllol Hrll husthng corporate wellarc as ADM docs 1 Were !he ads he low par' No I s u~pcd there 1s lin aJcnlogu.:al drmcnsron (pcrh.rps unwrtlrng) to th1s spasm of relro.u.:hvc medw v1r gmny Brmklcy h,ts made some con savut avc nmses On EJec tum N1ght ol 1996 he surd on the .ur that Brll Clinton s speech w.ts one ol the worstthm~s I hltvc e\er hc.trd and He s ·' h~JJe .rod wrll .tlw.rys he ,, horc And tn hts mcmorr Bnnklcy ll:-i~ ukd hluc su 11 11m le ss gla~scs hua:.tun.us on the llX wnllng com nHIIccs whn gd . . _putt.: scnsu.J I plc.tsurc ol t.lktng s11ll more money lWay hom hus1ncs:-; pcopk who prodUI.:e we lith rather than <.:onsume II I un not a <.:on~pH~lh ll mhst But JSk yourscll Would thrs l!!tlc l11estorm h~t vc uuptcd 11om th~..: s,unc people rl Bnnklcy hcc,unc .t spokcsrn.rn lor 1hc Cluldrcn s Defense Fund the Envrronment.r l Dclcnsc Fund tile AFL CIO Ben & Jcny ~ or t:omp~tml:s thdt prodm.:c plumhrng supplrcs health loods dentures or excrcrsc htkcs' Or sup pose Bt rnkley lr,td Qccomc ' pokcsm,rn lor The New York"'J'i,ncs or ABC News I Suppose W.rltcr Cronk He who docs not make con ..,~.:rvatiV\.: nmses w~.:rc to hec..:ome spokesman lor the Sren.t Cluh 1 (D rJ Juliu s C.tcs.rr promote Caesar salad 1) Is 11 possrhle that Bnnkley hchcves rn what .hc s domg 1 Thai he thmks Amcnean curporaii(Jns oc~.:a sron.tlly slumhlc mto a usclul acltVJ ty ' Is 11 possthlc thai rn Ius new rnlc he m,ry put out some rdcas that wouldn 1 nrdmanly lrnd thcrr way mlo lhc l.m ollhc had news hc.rrs on network n\.:ws' I vc looked al the trpcs ol the l1rsl seven t.:nmmcn.:1.1ls On one ol them Bnnklcy s.tys People con cerned wrth wrldlrk .md lis h.rhrl.tl owe I lrlllt.:ls .1 Jcht ol gntlludc Huh' Well s.rys Bnnklcy smcc 1%0 they h.l\c more th.m douhlcd productwn I<> keep up wllh the world s dcm.tnds 10d they h.rvc don\.: ~n hy U:-illl~ the s~une ~unount ol uor l.lnd How' Ni.:W lllrtnmg: pr.u.: 11u~s hctter seeds uunputc1s ~~1td lllc lechnolo~tcs Cut to cnvtron mcnt.rllsts I unung Could tiMI he true' Nohc l p111c wmnmg ugrono nust Ntnnr.m Borl.tug ·" well as Dcnnrs Ave ry ol the Hudson lnsll tute thrnk so Hove you he.ud on llllHnsln~~un telcvlsHm th.11 Aml.!n t:~ln l.rrmcrs usc less l.tnJ In produce more lood' Perhaps much ol the mcdr.l llrcstorm .1hout Bnnklcy rs as snn pic '" ABC Anythmg But Conser \ l(ISill Ben Wattenberg, a scmor rei· low at the Amertcan Enterprise Inslllule, and syndicated NEA writcc AccuWeather• forecast lor dayumc condtllons and htgh tcmper,llures Richard M. Friend Rtchard M Fnend 66, Pomeroy d1cd today at hts home Arrangements wtll be announced later by the Pomeroy Chapel of Ftsher Funeral Home Edward A. Lietwiler IMansl1eld 138" I• IND • IColumbusl38' '' \ \ I ' W VA KY Showers T stonns Ram Flumes Snew Ice Sunny Pt Cloudy V1a As soc a ted Press GraptucsNet Today's weather forecast By The ASSOCiated Press Southeaslern Oh1o Today Mostly cloudy wtlh a chance or showers through ~arly afternoon Then ram dcvclopmg H1ghs m the mrd and upper 40s Southeast wrnd 5 to I0 mph Chance of ram 80 percent Tomghl Ram Heavy at trmes Lows ncar 40 Southeast wmd I0 to IS mph Chance of ram near I00 per cenl , Frrday Mostly cloudy wrlh a chance ol ratn Htghs 111 the mrd 40s Chance of ram 50 percent Extended forecasl Frrday nr ght Mos tly cloud) Lows near 30 Saturday Mostly cloud) and cooler Wi th a chance ol snow show crs Htghs m the upper 30s Sunday Partly cloudy Lo"s 111 the mrd 20s and hrghs ncar 40 Monday Partly cl oudy A chance of r.r>n late Lows m the upper 20s rnd lu,;hs mostly rn the 40s Prosecutors ... thmk the consequences wr ll he astro nom1 ~.:a l lmmcr While House spokeswoman Dec Dec Myers satd on NBC ' Today show The leader ol the Whrtewatcr team mdcpcndcnt counse l Kenneth Starr pllmncd to lfiSWt:l 1eporte1s questions today outside h1 s dow n town Washmgtun oi!1 1.:C Alln1nev General Janet Reno who rei erred the malic> to Stall dec Irn cd to cxplam her dccrsron to do so She sard she haJ had no contact wrth the While House ahout 1hc matter • I won t uunmcnt she sa1d repeatedly at a mornrng news con terence TI1c whole purpose ol the law rs to ha'c somehody rndependcnt handlrng rt md thus the Juslrcc Department and the auorncy general should not comment The mvestlgatron was prompted when one ol Ms Lcwmsky s co workers forrnct While House stalfcr Lrnda Tnpp prm rdcd Starr wrth dozens ol taped convcrsatrons some tn whtch Ms Lcwmsky alleged an By Joseph Spear What I hkc ahout polls IS they re tlw tys surpnSwg me I started takrr _ nutrcc ol thts a wuplc ol years .tg• when the polling hrm ol I ou1s H~1 rn:-; and Assoc.:1atcs one ol rppro xonatcly 7 mrllr on polling lrnns m Amcm l !old us that By The Associated Press hu: IU:-il te.~~.: her s,tlmcs arc gomg Today" Titursday Jan 22 the 22nd Jay ol I')')X There .oc 141 J.tys lclt up h::.tLhcrs m: 111 a hcttcr mood 111 the year Wow •nys I Nevc..a: would vc Today s Hrghlr ght rn Hrstnry gue~~t:d thal Twenty lrvc )c.rrs .l,!O on Jan 22 1971 lire Supreme Court h.mdcd Then there was the survey puh down Its Roc vs W.td~ 1..k~.:r:-.Jon whllh l cg.\lr z~.:d dhonwn U>irng ,, tnmcsh.:r ll shcJ e.rrlrer thrs month that approach ml onncd us that co llege lrcshmcn On thts d.nc .rrc hor cd Yep hard as 11 rs 10 In 1901 Bnt.un s Queen Vrcton 1drcd .11 age X2 hciJC\ C student s m mstltut1on s ol In 1917 Presrdcnt Wrl,on plc.rded lor rn end tow 11 rn Europe c.t lhn,_? ht ghct lcarmng ocross the land arc lnr pc ICC WJihliUI Vtclory (B) Apr rl however Amel Il l w ,, tlsn 11 war) t>H.:rsh:crmi! mtssmg dasscs In 1922 Pope Bcncd>ct XV d>cd he was 'uccccdcd hy P'"' XI spc nd1ng m1mmal t1mc on ass1gn In J91X ThorniCin Wrldcr s pl.ov Our Town w '' pcrlnrmcd puhhdy lor mcnts Gccz says I what s thrs the first tone rn Pnnccton N J country com rn g to 1 In J9 'H 1hc Arthur Mrlkrdranr.r The Crucrhlc ope ned on Broadway Now comes a suncy pubhshcd 10 In 19'i7 su,pcctcd M rd Bomhcr George P Mcte'k) accused ol plant the February rssuc ol Amcnc an mg more 1h.tn 10 cxplosr\ C<k ,u.: c' tn thr Nt.:w York C1ty area was ancstcd Dcmographtcs magazme whrth tn Wat~rhury Conn reveals that Amencans arc a lot less In 1Y6K the comedy 'how Rowan & Martm ' Laugh In premrcrcd on sexual than they pretend to be I NBC recall a Unrvcmty of Chrcago poll In 1970 the lrrst regularly scheduled commmrallltght olthc Boctng 747 about three years ago thai came to hegan tn New YoFk C11y and ended m bondon ><>me 6 112 hours latct ~ ~ milch the same concl usron bUI this In 197~ lonncr Prcsrdenl Johnson drcd at age 64 latest study has IU!'ncd up cxcrtmg In 199'i Rose Fnzgcrald Kennedy dtcd ~tlhc lamrly compound rn Hyan new lldbtls Such as older folks ""Port Mass 11 age 104 don l tool around hke they d1d m Today in history thcrr s.tlnd d.tys Or that marrrcd people have more ~(:X Actually I m herng .r hltlc loo l.tcctJous lor my own ~ood here The new sex poll U1d <.:l mt.un some 1cal surpn ses For ex unple I het Spear you dtd not know th.ll p\:t~plc With lolkce de,;rces have less sex Or th ll people who "ork hardct have more sex Or that ~onserv Ittvcs h.wc less than hhcrals Or that people who w lldr puhhc tclcvmon h.Jvc more Bctch.t Jrm Lehrer and Louts Rukcyscr arc sur pnscd to learn they arc hclprng pco pic score Sull you have to ask yourself vi what practJcal hcnclrt '' 11 to know these thrngs How do you apply your new kn9wlcdge' Arc yo u gorng to change your pohtrcs m hopes ol mcrcasmg your sexual prowess, Arc you gomg to woo your honey wrlh a Nauonal Gcographtc spcc tal or some Fmng Lmc or Country Inn Cookmg ' Thts ts one of my favontc cum ••• pl.unts ahoul polls They arc all too crs olthc Joe Spear column arc more oi'LJJ srlly or pmntlcss or some hrghly educated and mw, hkely to limes downnghl sluptd vote than the readers ol ,ay, George They .trc also attrmcs 10accuratc ,Wtll or Cal Thomas ','car's audt T'Je qucstrons asked arc loaded or cnce rs also more hkcl o express they arc presented m a manner that npmwn~ and 1s entirely unun!lrcsscd rs dcsrg ncd to cite!! ,, dcmcd wnh lhc knowledge and authonty of rc,ponsc The respondents them !hose who wrue newspaper cnlumns selves arc suspect People who th10k for a IJ\mg N L Gmgnch ts an automoh1lc ltrc Spe.tr s readers arc also really shouldn I he asked lor thcrr More likely to thmk Paula opmmns on the ments ol an IMF Jones 1s a crass oppoltuntsl harloul nl lnuonesra Or the surveys Less lrkcly to grvc a unkcr s arc screntrlrcall y mvalrd Phone 10 damn tl Scrnl reld sl oys polls 10 partrcul.rr have rou~hly lhc More lrkcly to thrnk Ken Slarr 'alue nl the. stullthat ltcs at the hot ts a Lutlc Air en tom ol your h1rd cage More lrkcly In lrkc potatoes More likely lo worry ahout Another complamt rs tll.ll there arc JUst too many olthc damn th10gs space JUnk Polrtlcal polls locus groups m,orkct More lrkcly to punch the next surveys CBS s call 10 ballot hoxcs pollster who asks them II Amcnca CNN s oprnron meters ABC s Pul ,c has gone oil on the wrong track • mach10cs Between pmatc pollsters More lrkcly to pray, ohcn lnr .md government surveyors accord lhc soul ol Joe Spear 10g to a 1993 study an cstrmatcd 20 Oh and the sex thrn~ I m sure mrlhon Amcncans arc polled every you guessed 11 year I rcaltzc lhts rs !he ltfchlood of Spear's readers arc more hkcly to USA Today (aka The Darly Pte do 11 more ollen Chart), but really enougllts enough -~J~ph_5p_ear ts a syndicated I have lo~admll however !hat I writer ror Newspaper Enterprise have bowed to wmpeuuvc pressures Assoc1atmn and done some pollmg ol my own One thmg I diScovered IS that read conhnuedtrompagel affatr wJth Chnton and recounted convcrsalrons she allegedly had wrth Chnlon and Jordan about dcnymg the rclatron shtp lawyers satd Ncwswccl Ngazmc reported 111 a specral release Wednesday that Slarr s off> c arranged a sung opera uon wtlh fr pp and tncd unsucccss fully to get Ms I ewmsky to partiCJ pale rn a strng ag~mst Jordan Newsweek NBC and.!Thc Washmg ton Post reported Tnpp \\OS wrrcd by the FBI lor the secret taprng ol a mccttng rn rcccnl days with Ms Lcwrn>ky There 1s not a sexual rclatmn shrp Clrnton sard frrml y rna Whrtc Hou se rntcrv rew wrth PBS J11n Lehrer I drd not ask anyone to tell anythrng other th an the truth Ms Lcwtnsky IS scheduled to gl\c a de posH ron Fnday 1n the Jones l.ow suit Several news orgam~at10ns reported ' he planned to mvokc her Frith Amendment 11~h1 aga msl sell lllt.:rllnlll Ill Oil Jack Lord, 77, heart of 'Hawaii Five-0,' dies HONOLULU (AP) - Jack Lord years ft ended rn IYXII rmtd declrn 1n,g 1 lllngs when MlG.u rclt hustcd the no nonsense 1-jawau Ftvc 0 Ius h1tter ~.:n~.:my UllllC hoss Wo F~u dclecttvc whose Book em Dan Actor James MILAr thuJ rl wcd no' ended mosl cptsodes of TV s longest runmng cnmc show d1cd of Ius ubrquuous srdcktck D 10ny Dan no Willr.un s M.my olthc 284 henri fat lure at age 77 Lord dtcd Wednesday cvcmng .11 cprsodcs ended wrth MeG IJJcll col hr. Honolulu home wrth wrlc Ma11c l.mng the cnmrn tis .md say10g to WJIII~uus Dook em D.umo' a• h1s :-;ldC H tW.IJI Frvc 0 01111 tl ly !.teed Jack loved actrng and he loved these rslands Mrs Lord sOld m a loc tl opposrtJon hccau'c ol >I s dcpJC statement nuough .oil hts years he tnm ol l: lllnl.: Ill pu.llil'l But 1\ s was blessed wJth ktndncss aflectlun t:n mhmltum of .JJ\ i.:ll\UI~..: 111 the n~ll and support ol m.my Ian' .md lnends ur II ht: wty ol H lw 111 pwH.: d popu He olways .1pprccr rlcd that rnd ncv lar rile CBS ,encs w" see n rn HO l:OUilllll:.., \\ llh a Y.t.:ck ly dUdll.!lll.:l: cr lorgot 11 L01d pollrrycd Stc\c McGancll ~.:stnn 1\u.J ~lt llltllt.: th m 100 nul lion Shot cnl>lcl) on lnc.tt iiHl tn the ~'rufl he,uJ nl .1 l~~.:t1\10Us Hawau Hdw.HI F1H 0 w 1:-; th ~. : lur~.:tunnc l polrcc Ioree known,,, FJ\c 0 lor 12 o! oth('! 1sl,1nJ shpws mdud1n~ M,tgnum PI • - - -- --- -- The Daily Sentinel (USPS 2ll 9601 Puhltshnl n .. rv 1ftcrn0t n M •nJ IY thruu~;h Ill ( oun St rome uv Otm by 1h ~.: Oht'' Vdl~v l'ut"ll sh n~ Company /G~nncll C" frhlav Pnmlrnv Oh111 4'ii7fl) Ph 91J2 2l'ifl Secon I class pusl:lf:"' pR!d at Pomt!U) Oh 11 Th~ J\SS4.1U~tcl.l Pr~s~ Nc:wS().1per AS!IO(talu)r'i Memlx'r and the Oh11 POSTMASTER ~m.l add rf s5 c\l rrectron5 to The Dadv &nt1nd Ill Cou rt St PnmcroY OhiO 4'ii76() SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier or Motor Route Onc Mnnth One Year One Wet:h•················································ SINGLE COP\ PRI CE l O:uly ~I SK 7U SIU4111t $2 flU J'i Cents Suhscnhr:rs nol desmns to pay lhc camer may rc:m•t 1n 3dvancc dHeCI to The Da1ly Se n11nt' l on athree uxor 12 month bas1s Credtl will be g v~:n ca~r~er each wed: --Local briefs---. Hit/skip accident reported Depulres of the Metgs County Shenffs Department arc 111ves11 gallng a hn/sktp acctdenl Wednesday on Success Road around 6 30 pm A maroon colored vch rdc travchng south on Success Road farlcd to negotiate a left turn and ran off the road stnkmg and brcakmg off a telephone pole and damagmg a water meter accordmg to Shcnff James M Soulsby The vehtcle bounced around and knocked over a nladbox brcakmg the post before lea' mg the sce ne -l,._ lt ts presumed the vehtcle sustamcd heavy damage to the nght rear seC I lOll Two cited in accident ~ You can take that poll and Cloudy Edward Allen Ltctwtler, 79, Pomeroy dred on Wednesday January 21 1998 at the Extended Care Unrt of Veterans Memonal Hosptlal He was a rettred employee of US Steel He was a member of the Greater Columbus Dublrn Soctely,the Pttlsburgh Dahlia Soctcty Pen and was a for mer member of the Swrss Club of Columbus He au ended St Stephens Eprs wpal Church 10 Swtck ley Pa He was a veteran of lhe U S Anny dunng World War II He vas born on February 24 1918 rn Pomeroy, son of the late J rhn J and Fva Hagennan Ltclwtler Sun lYing arc hts wtfe Jeanne Lletwtler Pomeroy, a daughter l•nc Bak cr E."' Lansmg Mtch two sons and daughters m-law Thomas an~ Sharon Lrclwrlcr Atco N J and Mark and Mary Elrzabeth Ltetwtler Wthmngton Del four grandchtldren and several ntcces and nephews Bcsrdcs hrs parents, he was preceded 111 death by hts first wrfe Erncs tme a son Pht hp and a brother Manon Funeral scrvrccs wrl l be held at the Cra\cn Snyde< Funeral Home rn Ml Grlead on Saturday Jan 24 1998 at I p m w>lh Fr M1chael Cochran offr cratrng Bunal wrll follow at the Rtvercllff Cemetery rn Mt Grlead Fncnd s may call on Fnday from 5to 8 p m at the Ewmg Funeral Home rn Pomeroy and on Saturday at Craven Synder Funeral Home 111 Mt Gtlcad lor one hour pnor to the lime of sen rces at I p m Mcmonal contnbullons may be made to the Chnsl Anglrcan Church 41 We st Fourth A\cnuc Colurnhus Ohro 41201 Stocks Two mrnor rn;urrcs were reported followrng a one car .ILcrdcnl Wednesday around 7 40 p m on Mrncrs\lllc Hill ncar Dutchtown Road Ttffany Pennel 16 Racrnc was northbound on Mrnersvrlle Hrll Road when she was bhnded by an oncommg vchtcle accordmg to a Mer us County Shcnlfs Department report Alter the \ Chrclc passed she dtswvcrcd she was too close to the guardrarl and ovcmccrcd gomg lclt of center and then cunmg hack to the nght before gomg mto the dnch the report stated He a\ y damage was ltstcd to the front of the 19K6 Ford Must.mg she \\>as dnvm~ She was uh.:d on ~hargcs ol failure lO ~.:onuo l and lor not \\-Canng u scat hclt Also ~.:llcd lor not wc:mn~ .1 s~.:at hell "·ls Jason Klcm 19 Mrncrsvrllc Both were Utnsportcd to VctCJIOS Me mOl tal Hospri.JI \ '·' p> )\ JIC vch1dc lor treatment of nunnr InJUnes the report st lii!J Unns of the Metgs Counly Emcr gcncy Medtcal Servrcc recorded lrvc calls lor assrstance Wednesday Unrts respondmg rnclud ed CENTRAL DISPATCH 12 am Bald Knob Sttversvrllc Road Portland Glada Davts Vetcr ans Memonal Hosptlal 9 16 a m Rockspnngs Rchabrh tat JOn Center Pomeroy M.trv Jones VMH - - Producers L1vcstock M.trkct reporl from Galhpolrs for s,rlcs con ducted on Wcdnesd.ty J,m 21 • Feeder Critic 200 300# St $7X $R8 HI $61 $78 400 400# St $K5 $102 HI $76 $88 500 650# St $67 $67 HI $65 $7S 650 800# St $'i8 $64 HI $54 $60 (Feeder Callie sale rs the s' -<>rtd Wcdnesdoy ol each month ) Steers Hc1furs Cull Cows Well Musdcd/Ficshcd $17 $49 75 Medium/Average $11 $16 ThtnfLtght $25 $12 Bulls $34 $42 BIlk fo 1 he F '""' Cow/C.tl l P >us $42' Bred Cov., $2~S $'i25 B rhy C.dvcs $S $110 Gorts $62 PO Upcomrn~ Speu rl> Spcu II k~.:dl.:r L:.tllk ~ll k & BwoJ Cow :-; tk: Wedne,day J.rn 2X rnc lud111 ~ 10 hi Kk h~..:II C I .., LOIHiflg Wllh lht.: ll 111 \l c.rll Twcmy crghl Ch trX & Ill ILk Cm\:-; hli.:d to Llllllll) mJ Blt~L k Bull' rpprox 112 Wrlh calves Fm PLCA loon rate' and curr ent l.ill:" rka:-;t,; LOil \dL:I Doug E \.ln . . 1\ I HOO 64 I PLC A For It ec on l.um 1 ' ' " ' plc."c c.1ll 614 44fi LJ6% !.LE! tfie Wic~r 'Buggy 20% to 75% off!!! $53 H2 13 Weeks 26 Weeks 52 Weeks • S29 2..' $.5() (.X $11J9 72 nrlcr M "" H rrrrs 24 hoth nl Pom~.:my J 11\lt.: :-. P1tr1~.:k BroJen(,;k 20 and M "lcnc (),own C tpch 1r1 2P hoth ol M rddlcp">l Gallipolis livestock auction results MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS Inside MriKS C:ounly 2lt Weeks U S I 1 1()() 400 lhs 20 00 2200 400 suo JJ,, ::!2 00 21 ()(J '\00 6!XI Ihs 2100 2600 lew me> 600 lh' 27 00 llo "' I ~ Oil 17 00 Estrm.rtcd >c cc >pt s 11 IXIO Pnces from Producers Lr\Cstock Assocrahon Htw mtrht 11cnU l01 ThUI,tll} 1() Lt.:llh IH..!ht.:l Sulllllllr\ ol Wl:Jill"'d••) ' Ill~. : tttm' 11G llhpoli ' md Mt V~.:lllOil Ho..! ' .., ,~..: 1Jv 111 1 00 hr!.!hu Jlulcher l11 u 11 00 40 00 ( \ltiL ' \L IJ ) ltl '\ lllll;:- Hospital news ON SALE!! .52 Weeb " r- ----... SillS 56 kilts Ou!sldc Meigs Coun1y Youn.! ... town hetw~.:c.:n IHl\\ mJ when IhiS h~U JnleS lllW he S \IJ The Northc.tsl Olrro Co ncctwo.rl C\: nlt.:l wh~<.:h opcncJ Ill M~1y hou s l ' lhout I 'iOO mm li e~ fhc new 1cg ul1tton' would st.: I st,llld 111.h lm p11s onu ~.:.uc and .II low lrx::lll.luthoiii !Cs 10 Jll\ Csllgate p10hlcms at thl' lauh· ty Thl: :-;tJtc wil l start lnn:-;tru~.:llon thi s ve,lr on the IHinllllUill SCI.: UIIt y DUI pmon m northeast Ohto The Gralton pn son 1s ne~.:dt:J ht:~.:au~c ol ,, lrw th,ll wii'l gtve people who commrtrnuluplc DUI ollcn'e' Ionge• 1r11l tnms But Gcrhcrry "'IIIli IIed th.ll only 60 hcd s would he used lor DUI ollcndcrs The slate though would be rcqutrcd tu keep the 500 bed pnson I riled Peter "/ray a spokesman for the unum that represents pnson guards sard the state sho uldn I be forced to guarmti.!C prol1l s lor the pnvatc pnson opc r.ttors Today's livestock report Cremeans... southeastern Ohto satd Cremeans However u rakes more than L:On ~ rcssronal lobbyrng to make rural hrghways a rcalrty We mu st allocate our own states funds fmrly and wrth wtdcsprcad cconomrc growth tn mmd Cremeans faces opposrtron rn the pnmarv lrom Lt Gov Nancy Hoi 11:-;tcr M,metta busmessman M1kl: AZJnger md Belpre educ.llor Iom Sharpe On Wednesday AZJn ccr announced he would step up lu' (!rlssroob cnmpalgn rlctlgc hy re ~~.:h ~nu '00 n:t!l ster~.:d Rcpuhlu.:~m \ol~.:lli ·• ~---1."0·5~1hurs., 'j Couples issued marriage licenses Puhhsh~:r rcsencs the rtghl!O adJUSt taiCJi dur tng 1he aubscnp11on period Subscnptmn me changes may M 1mplemcn1~d ty changmg lhc d11r til< n of the subSCHpi!On S27 30 COLUMBUS (AP) - A hrllthat would se t new rule lor p11vatc pn s ons m Ohro has a h>l 1 snag tn the LegrslJturc The proposal 111l ludes rules to deal wtth problems a11hc ''He s on lv pn vatcly operated prr,on rn Youn 0 stown and plans lor 1 pn votcly operated pnson lor drunken dnvcrs But the Scnall: s dcus1on last week to add the propos riiO usc " pn va tc co mpany to run the DUI pnson ca used House l.rwmaker s Wcdncsd.ty to vote agamst l~.:leptm~ the S"natc s t:hangcs The hrllnow wtll he dch lied rn .r -f'JO!nl (Oinrlllttt.:c ol S..:1Mt\.: md Hou s~.: lawmakers It hkcly wrll he oltcrcd hy th e cnrn rnrttcc whrch .rlso could deudc lo krll the hrll Rep Ron old Gcr hc11 y D C on frcld ,,IJd he hopes the prJ\ .rte Jll rson 1:-iSUC l•ln he WOI hJ OUI In ,\ LOU ph.: ol v.cek.., but acknowkJ.;~.:d th 11 11 um ld 11ke longer I hope noth 1ng h.q1pcn' 1n Meigs EMS Jogs 5 calls everything in the store I J Weeks Private prison rules hits delay COLUMBUS !API - !ndrana Ohro drrcct hog pnccs at se lected buymg pnml s fhu1 sd 1y .ts prnv1dcd by the U S Dcp.>rtmcnt ul Agncul lur e Market News Barrows and g1 1t~ In m to 50 ce nts lughcr dcm,rnd moderate to good II 30 am East Marn Street wllh modcrall movement Pomeroy Ehzahcth Cutler VMH U S I 2 210 260 lhs country Syracuse squad assrstcd pornts 15 50 36 50 lew 15 00 and MIDDLEPORT 17 00 plant' 16 'i() 1X 00 lew ~8 SO 6 20 p m Overbrook NuJSrng US 2 1 210 260 lhs 11 00 Center Irene Roush VMH Ccnl> d 15 00 210 210 Jh, 2X 00 11 00 Drsp.tlch squad assrsted So\\s ste.ody on lrmncd 1110\ c POMEROY m~,;nt 5 40 p m slate Roulc 6X I Robert , Brooks VMH Central Drsp otch squ41d ass1~tcd The lollowrng couples were Issued m~ITil..!C l llCnsc~ rcci.:nllv 1n continued rrom page 1 the Mcrgs Co~n l ) Proh li e Coull ol Judge Rohcn Buck Johnny Brll Hob.rck 24 .rnd len ,, J .1y uniJIIhc pnmary through J""' to door \I Sit:-; and ll'ttcrs Altn1!CI w ho ts promotlnl! i11111 :-;ell b ~ r..:o nsl:IVlltl\ e ~ltt.:ln.ltl\i.: to Holzer Medocal Center the p1 onar y candrd riC ' rnd Sir ILk Wednesda} Jan 21 l.ond l1as rct,uncd West Vogrnrr puln Discharges l l~ll :-;tr~lteglst Jeremy Dunl1p who N Hh~n H.ryncs Carol Murray y,.orks with sOl lally umsc.:n 111\t.: R rnd til McC rrlcy Jod r Frclds Mrs c md1d.Hes to assist h1s ~.:ampu~n Wr llrarn G.unhlc rnd son L.rura I 1h1nk \Otcrs .trC tlr~.:O ol CH.: Lovell .ond Bryce \\rison m~.: ms md Stnck l.tnd runmn.; ~ ~ 1111~1 ............._'" c JLh other Dunltp ,,trd Con,el\ .1\1\t.::-i Wdllt .1m:w r.tct: .md Hnlll-.tu 1.., too mm.lcr II\.: lor cnn-.l:l' .Ill\~.::.., ~~~ tht.: ~u rp o rt w1 ll cont1nuc to ~'ll hl Attllg\.:r No suhscr puon Dy ma tI perm 111ed 1n areas hClme c~rncr servK"e ts ava1lable wh~:rc TWO INJURED • Lewts 0 Ptckett and his passenger, Zackary R Pu:kett, both of Racine, were treated for tnlurtes following this two-vehtcle crash tn Ractne Tuesday mght. The Galha·Me~gs Post of the State Htghway Patrol said Ptckett's ptckup truck was struck 1 by a second truck drtven by Michael J Htll of Ractne that failed ' to stop at a stop stgn The Racme Volunteer Ftre Department l asststed at the scene (Racine VFD Photo) : Fri., Sat._ ~22,_13, 24th 271 N. 2nd, Middleport Layaway not Included Visa, Mastercard TRAINING FUNDS AVAILABLE FROM GALLIA·MEIGS CAA Representatives of Gallla-Melgs Community Actton Agency wtll be set at the following locations to review training ass1stance avallabl~ through the Job Training Partnership Act II you are a resident of Gallla county or Meigs County, attend the school listed, and would like Information about JTPA, please attend the meeting JTPA funds can be used to assist wtth the cost of tuition, lees, books, and related costs January 21, 1998 530PM January 22, 1998 530PM January 27, 1998 10 00 AM January 28, 1998 900AM Buckeye Hills Career Center-Adult Educatton Buckeye Hills Career Center-Adult Education Hocklog College-Room JL244 University of Rio Grande-Crossroads Ofltce Application forms will be available at each meeting which will last approximately 25 minutes II you cannot attend or are attending another school you can obtain a JTPA Preappllcatlon by calling the nearest Gallla-Melgs CAA office Cheshire 367-7342 or 992-6629 Gallipolis 446·1018 - Pomeroy 992·2222 Gallla·Melgs Community Action Agency 801 o North State Route 7 P.O. Box272 ---_-')-~~------ch eshire, Equal Opportumty Employer �·' Sports Mi~higan preseason prognosticators placed the Spartans The log teal chotec for who would , be the hero was sophomore guard Mateen Cleaves, the team s le.ldm,g scorer who had 27 pomls 1n the wm over Illin Ois last Saturday Rathe r. 11 was Morns Peterson comtng up h1 g, b10ken wml and all TI1e reserve sophomore who had been averag1 ng 6 6 potnl s pet g.11nc scored a carcer-h1gh 20 pomh In Ju st 19 nllnUICS on 8-o f- ff 5hOOllll£ n1at Included a layup w1th IllS 11ght hand , the one thai\ 1n a soft c,tsl as he NBA standings lie L 2~ 14 ~ f,41 y,,rlo. !l 16 'i{)() w J~"..:y 21 17 'i? 'i 'i{)U 'i ' 470 () M,,,,,, w ,,, lunj:l tlll 21 ~1 {lriLIHh• 20 _! Bu•lnrt t1 1'/ul l•ldpln.l jl n 2-l ~-. 1'il 11 26 22 :! 1 19 At! IIIII (I I VIIAND (. h ,lrl<lll l [ k lrtlll I'J 7 -·- 707 6~ 6~ J td~ Ll ll I 17 qc; 20 .tK7 'I 21 ·Hil H 17~ ql) Gtuf~ l.t l nh (17 Mt s~ m1 pp1 ~0 LSU ~K ~h ~«..m ~ 1p p1 \ t 69 (,cot)! 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( ' tllltJins ,1\ ~lq 1111 lit K.l <11 1<11 lll•llltlenstvc ht<~ s ,,,,,dl SAVE UP TO By RONSIRAK AP Golf Writer Less than two months after hts most tmportanl vtctory as a profcsstonal golfer, Larry Gtlbert was lound to have moperablc lung cancer Not even live months after that 2 BIG DAYS••• Friday 10 am·6 PM, Saturday 10 am·l pm Iq 1-1 ,1 I~U J l 'i 11-1 l1 Y••tt ll u ntlll.l ll ( l ) 12 11 7 (1, '·"' I H III!II lO l'i (lll l'n llu lPU II 11 2 11 1J M.i,,lllon W,l, hm)! tnul ! 0 75% ON MANY ITEMS NEW SPRING FASHIONS 20% OFF Sizes NB to 16 SIIIPIUENTS ARRIVING DAILY MIDDLEPORT ON THE "T" K u 11u l ~} (l ~ 992-5177 Jtll 10 ~ ~~ IODtylnn( Ill ~ 20 (Jthl'rs n~tl\ln~ ll 11r mon poml~ : I I·MA Rll I'll\ I~ 12 1'umd·l1' Ht1ly N.mll.' I ' l'h. I W,\LI\~ HII( I 'i ll 2 0 ] Pol.tnd S( II IIIIII Y (} )I 'I 0 ' H 1nnh1111 1\.ithu I lJIIII 212 J{l'i 110 .l ( o,lrl lt• loi Hc- l llllll y( JIII ~ 1 ~ 1) H dD,s,t<.JII JU-t f1 t\\ 11 11! ,1h I l l II I •n 7 l11plq Ill 0 117 II.V INl i N IV.. 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LARRY GILBERT • wtth 14 po10ts In ot her g.uncs mvolvmg: ranked • Automotive • Farm Equipment • Off-Road Equipment Holzer Meigs Clinic Center of Excellence for Surgical Eye Care • Industrial 88 East Memorial Dr:· • Electric Utility Pomeroy, Ohio 992-0060 Dernck Wnght Wtth 19 pmnts .tnd nom. G•lben ts dead at age 55 " It' ~ .1 tmgedy to lose a man as fmc .· . Larry Gtlbcrt JUSt as he reachr•l the pmnaclc of hts career," PGA Tour commt sStoner Ttm Fmchcm satd Wednesday. hours after Gtlbert d1ed at Samantan Hospualm Lexmgton, Ky "The Ford Sentor Players Champtonshtp was the level of achtcvcment he had worked for hts enure life. and he spoke often of how gratliy•ng 11 was for h1m to play agmnst the oest and prc va1l," Fmc hem sm d ahout G•lberl's vtctmy last July. hts thud on the Senmr Tour. · I was thmkmg of so man y thm~ s .. Gtlhcrt ''"d after the lrt · UttlPh "All those 11mes on the practice tee when you re dreamtng ol hemg on the I Rth green pla}'lng for .ochampion>htp And !thought of my mother and my lather and how proud they'd he of me.'' Gtlbert wa> the cia"'' Scntot PGA Tour success stm y. ,, cluh pto who W<lll b> th.m $20.<KXl on the 1egu l ,u tour hcfnrc t.lpptng mto the only one starter was taller than 6loot-4 No. 7 Kentucky 70 Alabama67 At Loutsv1llc. Scott Padgcll scored 24 pmnls and Nazr Mohammed added 22 as the Wtldcats ( 17-2, 6-0 Southeastern Conlcrencc) won thetr seventh stratght game Damon Bacote was 7-of-9 from thrcc-po ml range and had 25 pomts forthc Cnmson Tide (9- 10. 1-5), who almost pulled off the maJor upset tn thctr first game smcc takmg the worstltM m school htstory. 94-40 to Auhurn Al.1hama w.ts 14-of-26 from beyond the .uc and h.td a chance 10 lie hut B.lcote ' last thrce-po mt .111e mp1 of the game Iell short .t> the huucr sounded No. 9 UCLA 101 Southern California 84 K11s Johnson ~;cored 20 pntnt s lor the BIUIII> (14-1 5-2 Pac-10). who took Wlllllland wllh a 17-9tun 1n the 111 st lull .md went on to thc1r seventh team> Wcdncsd,ty. II w,ts No 2 Nm1l1 Carolina 74 Nmth Carolina State 70. No. 7 Kentucky 70. Al,,h,tma 67. No 9 UCLA 101 Southern Cahfmnt.t X4. No 12 Putdue X2. Oluo St:tte 71. No I 1 M'"'"'PP' XO LSU 5X. No 14 South Carolina XI. Tennessee 51. Notre D.unc X1 No 15 Sy1.tcU>C 63: .md No I XArk.m>.ts 79. Auhu111 65 No. 2 North Carolina 74 N.C. State 60 Ant.1wn Jann ~on nwtdH.:d In s l~tlccr h1gh wtth '\6 pomh on 14-ol17 !<ilmotlllg .and h.u.l 14 rchounc.ls as the Vl>lltllg r.tr Heel> (I ~-I 5- I Alh\OIIC Cn.lsl Cn nl ca~m:c) tlornm:ll· cd tnstt.lc .tt!.un st the outm.mncd Wolf p.~e k Nlll.th C.uohtt.1 needed some help lrom tis hench .ts Vmce C.trtel nnssed the l.tst 14 10 .1lter 'pratnm g .111 .111klc .tnd M.tkt.u N<h· ,tyc S U SI~li RCd ,\ t:OilCUSii iOR .IIH.J pussth)c hrnkcn nose Jamt>nn even wcnl to the hcm:h lor tl hncJ t11nc s tr.u ght wm over thctr crns!<ilnwn ,lfter hurling bts hack tn a fall "'. IIV,th• Jc II rrep.tgnt~r h.td I X pomh for lshua BenJanun h.td I KP""''' fn'\ the vtstllng TroJ•'"' (6-11. 2-5) North C.trohn.t State ( 10-7. 1-SJ No. 12 P,urdue 82 wluch lo>l lor the ltllh tuue 111 SIX Ohio St. '7! games. The Wolfpack was down to l.u.1.tn Cornel l !ted a Mackey ctght players because ol InJUnes. and We specialize in hoses and fillin•s for: Holzer Meigs Clinic Ophthalmology more By JOSH DUBOW AP Sports Writer The sw1 rltng rumors mvul v1 ng .t proposed trade thul wou ld h.1vc >en! Damon Slnudamtre to Houston t.hstractcd the Rockets hut t nsp~rc d Stoudatmrc on Wednc>d.>y n1gh1 Nothmg, however. ~;ould dt strat.:l the Denver Nuggets from the rc.lill) ol lhctr 22nd strat ghl loss one Iew er than the NBA's stngle-season record set hy the expanSion Vanwu vcr Gnzd1cs tn 1995-% "It's all 1n our m•nd>," D.mn y Fortson satd allcr Denver' X7 -h7 loss lo Dctrml "We c"n 't worry about at We JUst have lo come up with ,, wtn :mmc way" Denver\ next game 1s FnU.t y .tt PhoeniX A loss 10 the Sun> .md the Nuggets would h.1ve 111 hc.ll the Lm Angeles Cl1ppcrs on S.11urd.1y to avotd tymg the Cleve land C,,v,lilcrs lor the most t:On"ieCUtJVC h~'"l' overall The Cavs lost 24 strat ght over two seasons m 1982 "I'd he dead hy now II I lost 22 REVERSE LAYUP- Marshall's Terrell McKelvy (33) puts up the reverse layup in Iron• cl the Miami RedHawks ' Rich Allendorf in the first half of Wednesday nt,Jht's MAC contest in Huntington, W.Va., where the RedHawks won 71·54. (AP) 13 rehound s w,ts the lc.1dc• m hotb c.ttegoncs lor the Thundcnng HcH.I. wh1l'h lost lor the s1xtl1 tunc 1111ts la~t seven games dclc.lled Nmthcrn lllinm s (7 -lJ) Zor.m VJskov1c w.1s 1 2 ~ 101 - 13 lrom the lloor dm..l St.:t-,rcd 27 potnts lor V.ll p.mll so Burton And1.!1son w.ls the Husk1cs' top scorer w1th 15 potnt" Valp.11 ""o co.tch Homer Drew won Ius 400th game .ts the Cru>,ldcr> IWCt-50 UfCUI( )or $3 2 miJJ10n In wmntngs He was dtagnoscd wnh moper ahie cancer m Sep1cmbc1 one of four scmor tour mem bers dt.tgnosed w11h cancer 111 1997 A•nold p,,lmcr and Jtm Colbert eac h had prostate >utgcry Bruce Dcvlm had hts nght ktdncy removed Gtloert was the only one of the four whose condllion could not be treated Doctors dtscovcrcd a small tumor on Gtlbcrt's lung dunng a touune phystcal and hchevcd II was 10 the early stages But further exa ms lound the cancer had spread throu gh the bloodstream and reached hiS shoulder and nbs "I and my lamtly had hoped and prayed that the cancer was tn my lung only. tndKattng a total cure by surgery and treatmen t," Gtlben sa1d m September "We have found that thiS IS not the case .. I now have a btgger hallie .1 hcad ol me. but I am a lighter and ' do not Arctl.l record woh 'C\CI\ tlm~c - polnt ­ cr" .md \t.:Oicd ~ 1 pmnh ((lJ the Bnllermaket> tl6-4 ~ -2 13tg Ten) who led hy I X pomh .tt h.liltnuc Fte>hm.tn M~eh.~el Redd h.1J 25 p111nh lot the Buckeye> {7- 11 11- S) who losl thc11 c1ghth "ill .ught .1nd .t schOol nxmd - tytng I I th "''"light tn the 81 ~ Ten over two se.t\Oil"i -No. IJ Mississippi HO LSU 5S Ansu Sc,.ty "'rorcd 25 pmnt' a" the Rehcls I I1-2. 4- 1 Sou the.t>~ct n Conlcre tKC) 11ed ,, >chool teund wn h the 1r 15th "il l.ll g ht h om~ vu.:lo ry Ole Mts" "'-OICd the !!.arne 's ll rsl II points and matnlmncd a douhlcd•gti lead throughout Mauncc Caller had 22 pomt> lor the T1gcr> (9-7. 2-4) No. 14 South Carolina HI Tennessee 51 LcRon Wtll1ams scored a careerhtgh 25 potnts as the G.tmccocks ( 123. 4-2 Southeastern Conlcrcncc ) took control by g01ng on a 33-9 run over 8:30AM -5:00PM Tbe Motor Parts Co. 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He's gcung ltJ he OK He m .ldC .1 l;ll , t.tke ' I don 1 thtnk he'l l 111.1ke the >.lllle mtst.tlc tWICe W~.: hhc1 ~t.:u1 cU 20 po1nh on lJ- Ior~ I K :-.hoot1ng .md ht~d 12 tr.:hounds. low stc.11 . . .tnd low hlol.. kcJ . . hot s !lulls I Ill, Hornets 79 MIL:h.tcl Jottl.tn ">l( ll l'd 11 ptHnh 111 11 lntn utr.: s ,,.., the Ch 11.. ,1~1 1 won !Is 17th ~..onscr..::u tlvc g.unc o~tthc Un1tcd Center D.Jvld Wc, Jey h.1d I X poml ' tn a row," DetrOit co.tch Doug Collms s,od "LoSing hc.ll> yo u lor the Hornets Lakers 119, Su ns 1119 down " At PhoeniX , Sh.•yudlc O' Neal Earl tel Wcdncsdjt).lhL: IUIIH Jr null was ~w 1rlmg wath rcpoll s 111 possthk • scored 26 pomts , mdudmg ltvc lrcc Stoudanmc deals allct ESPN ,,nd ,, thmws 111 the ),IS! 'i 16 to lc.1d Lo> trade he tween the R.•r'"'' .md R t ~e k- A n ~clcs to tt~ fourth . . n,ugllt Will 0 Ne.tl .tddcd II teht•Utllb dr>p1tc cts was munmcnt Th.tt Jc.tl - St11ud.unllc. w.,lt rc~ tr.11mng th~ mu ~r.: Jc,. ol h1" ,1hl1otn· Williams .md Zun l: oh.tk lor Kevtn m.tl wall. .111 Ill lUI} tl1.11 J..c pt hun out I Willts , M.mo Ehc . •tltrsl-round"dralt ol 20 ...:on ~cr..: utiV l.' g.uncs • Kohe B1y .m1 h.td ltl ol ht > 25 ptck and ,( thmJ rJ.tycr - W,IS not !malt zed hecau>e other te.uns heg.m pumt s 10 the loullh qu.utt:l lot Los L:alhng Townto w1th 1111p1 ovcJ olkrs Angeb Steve N.l'h h.td 21 po111h R.tptors gcncr,tl llhlllLI~cr Glen 1m Phoent x Knick., 97, l'acers M9 Grunw.tld says he expect> to m.tke .1 move wtthm .1 week John St.trb >cored 17 i'''"* ttl But Stoud.mme w.tsn 1 .tllected le.td .t h.tl.mced .l!l.ICk 1111 lnnne> · He nt.llchcd hiS c.lfcer !u gh w11h "16 t,1nd1ng New York New Yot k h," pomts and hi\ the Wlll ''lllg h.tskct now won three str:ut:!hl .tlll' l .tltcrwith "'H sc~.:onds fell to hit '1\Jronto n.llm g W ill S .uuJ IOSSl S 11\ll' l the rrc ~ Y lllU~ f ) ~ ,Jillt.:'~ p.tst S.ILr.uncnto 1.JlJ-lJX lm.h.m.1 ~ Rcggt c Mtlk1 h.:d .111 " I can t worry ahout evcrythmg tiMt 's gomg on oll the l:OUrl ,' ' s.ud "l lliC I S With 2 1 f'l011lh Heal 92, 76ers !!7 Stoud,mmc . who .tddcd II ''" "'' Tun H.ud.tway sc o1cd 24 pn1nt' and ntnc rchoum.ls "'There's hccn a lot ol c.l1str.u.: twns a lot of J..tlk olmc 1ncludm g ,, p.m ol clutclt h,tsket> tn gomg here, gomg there . But the m.un tl11: 11n,11 l)4 \ t:: t.:umh . ,ts Mt.lllll tlung lor me Ill Ulll> pl.•y h.i>kcth,,ll " sn.1ppcd ,, tht ec-g.unc los mg \ lrc.J~ Allen lvcrs\ltl h.u.J llJ f'lOII lt " .md The Rockets were dt>tr.>llcd .md on edge, hut surpnsm gly nMnagcd to <;; IX. ·'" "'Is is lor thL' 7hcl o.; who h.ul won pl.ty ,, mmpc1111Ve g.unc. lalltng Ill I (\UJ tn ,\ toW Bucks 91, M.t~ic 114 New Jersey 11 7- 11 2 lll llVell tmc G knP Rohm . , on o.;r.: otcd II o l Iu s .. It w.ts like ,, morgue tn hen: tnntght," Clwb B.trklcy s,nJ " It', 24 p()llll s m tht: lt lutth qu.ulr.:t .111d been .1 crazy Jay lor the lc.1111. thl' M11w.tukr.:c hdd Otl.tntl u sLoll'lcss tc.un 1s kmd of 1n shud;. II " ~I tDugh lmmtlte ltcld tnlltc lm.tl li ve 111111 u l~.:~ s ttu~ttton nght now One o l the most D.tud l A1m s tton ~ h.rd 11! pwnh dllli L:u lt sJtu,tlnm" I' ve l'Vcr h,u.J to to lc.td !he M.tgtc wholt l... ttlt ~: u ltlth play '" " Ebewhcrc Wedne>d.1y. 11 w.~> "'tl ,ught Timbcrwolve; II~ . 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And for expert advice on installing them, nobody beats our friendly, knowledgeable professionals. wo n two tournaments the next yea r He had already won $9tn.RI6 tn 1997 before h1s il lness wa> di.tgnoscd Born Nov 19 1942 111Fort Knox Ky Gtlhert was th e NCAA co llc~c dll'tsllln 'champmn at Mtddk Tc~ ne>scc. State 10 I\165 He 1s surv1vcd hy lu!'i \\ode Bren da and two odult children Allen and Clms Funct;ll .lrr,mgc mcms were nn1 llnmcdl.l!cl) .tvad.thlc In hcu olllowcr> the Gilhelll.un liy .tsked tll.lt don.l!lon> he made tn lm• name lo tile Fel lowship ol Ch1'' g1vc up at ,1dvcrs 11y '' !I an Athlete> ' Gtlbcrt was a tcach10g pro who No Problem Monday~Friday won the PGA of Amcnca Club Pro Champtonsh•p three !tone> bclore JOiniOg the SentorTour tn 1~9 1 Hts best fintsh on the regular PGA Tour was 25th and h1s c.ucc1 carnmgs were on ly $ 19,123 But that all changed when he JOined the CirCUli for players 50 years ol .tge and older EJt lbert earned $5 15 7YO 10 1993 h" hrst year on the Sent or Tour. and ,r()J) ~t; /J()()J'~•••(~C~o~nl=10u~e~d~~o~m~P~ag~c~4~)--~----------~------------------------- • Hoses built for hydraulic and compressed-air applications. • Custom-built pressure hoses built to fit your needs- just call for assistance. • Application-engineered brass and steel fittings. l 11l w, n~ ''''""~ l< ,, un hh ~t"~ "O Ball State, wh1. h dtd not play, leads the Western Dtvtston wllh a 71 mark" Toledo and Western Mtchtgan arc one game back at 6-2 Toledo ( 11-5) defeated Central M1chtgan (3- 13, 1-7) for the lith stratght ttmc Chad Kamstra scored 30 potnts. mcludmg seven 3-pomtcrs, and Casey Shaw had 17 lorthc Rockets Dan Schell led the Ch•ppcwas Wllh 16 Rashod Johnson put m 27 pomts and Saddt Washmgton had 26 for Western Mtchtgan (12-4), whtch used a 17-2 run mtdway through the second half to take control agJtn<l Etstern Mtchtgan (9-7, 5-3) Shaun Jackson scored nine of hts carecr·htgh 18 pomts for the Broncos dunng that spurt lt was Western's stxlh vtctory m seven games. Earl Boykms led tltc Eagles wllh 28 pomts, Dcrnck D.al scored 24 and James Head had 19 pomts and stx rebounds. Mtam1 (9-7, 3-5) got 25 potnls from Damon Fncrson, including Slor-8 foul shootmg, and 18 rebound s lrorl1 John Esuck to defeat Marshall (6-9, 2-6) " We may have needed th" wtn more than Marshall dtd ," s.ud Mmmt coach C11arlie Coles, whose team end~d ,, Jhrcc-g.mle losmg streak "Our ktds "rc workmg hard. We .tre not lookmg at the playoll s We JUst want to get heller." " When they needed a haskcl . thcv got one," satd M.;rshali cnach Greg Whlle "They were stwngcr than us In hrute strength, they had The Daily Sentinel • Page 5 Stoudamir-e snubs trade rurilors, leadS! R~ptors past Kings Cancer kills PGA Senior Tour's Gilbert at 55 .,/--,--,Mention This Ad for Additional Savings D1visiun II MI\ II" I)IJII Sl 1-1 Wllllllll ~ llltl 1 1 Mtl H.oh iH\nf< ( OIUII \' llt) l,..- l fl ~ li;uu f\h \\ I ~S IJllll H ~ N( ~~~II 17fl II ~1 . t ,u u ! 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St l'etcl 'f10 11111:1 ~o Wo:, l V u ~ n11 1 HI I l'r "' '.t~ n <~ 'J~ MAC men's standings ~ D 11l" Wl'dnesdav's scores NHL standings Transactions ll: 1 I tlJ. !if !UI v llllllll l <l Hockey H' " l 'i iii ~ J ~ II~t:lul 'l" ~' ' ''fl l lf ' tBtlhlll, tll ''It I ' Ill\ ~ tlh11 1 l11~11 "l lit HI I ~ ~~~ ~ h . l~hth, t ll N I,IJ!•" ·' ~~ (. .1m 11m 'i7 R111~o.: r ~ Friday's games l\.· nt (oK N.w ) 'J l hl l ~lll'll-11 lk 1ru11 v" L A Cl•t'f'~Cr ~ ,,, An ;~ hcml C.1l1 1 Il l Mlll \r,·r 11 I 1!1.1 1 Ar< 1tl11 HIO N ~ Sh td)' 'd ~ Ill 0 11 1 \) II ''< "Ill llupt.: wdll illllil 11 HI I .j(, 10 SL·hrut !! r-.ltKwlq 'J 1 ~ ~~ Othtr~ HH'I\1114! 12 ur mun pumh II Bow l'f' lllWn ( 11111111nn V Ilk ) I'/ I ~ \I uohnr) I ti.<'W I'I IK l l l o ru ll ( ll h I(• 1-1(111 Hdh l ln AL.1d I\ By TIM PUET Associated Press Writer Larry Hunter may have been on the lostng end agamsl Bowlmg Green, but the Ohto coach satd he enJoyed watchmg the Falcons' effort "You have to gtve Bowhng Green crcdtt, " Hunter satd Wednesday mght after hi s,Bohcats wctc beaten 71-58 tn a Mtd -Amcnean Confcrcn<'c game. "Alter thetr hrsl five po"esstcms, they became clltctent .11 I .. ::, ends of the court They worked hard . It's fun to sec a team work hard hkc that." Bowling Green JUmped m front early and ne ver let up until late m the game, when the Falcons went scoreless m the ftnal 4 2 1 as Ohm went on a 10-0 run DeMar Moore scored 22 pomts lor Bowhng Green (8-8 overall, 5-3 conference). whtch won at Ohto for the ·ftrst umc smce the 1990-9 1 season and moved mlo a 11e lor ftrsl place m the conlercnce's Eastern DIVISIOn Wllh tdlc Akron SanJay Adell had 20 pomls as Ohto (3-13, 1-7) lost lor the etghth ltmc m the last ntne g<~mcs Bowling Green coach Dan Daktch satd he doesn' t expect that streak to contmuc. "Ohto IS gomg to be a team that's gomg to heat a lot ol people." he satd. In other MAC g.unc> We~ncsday, Toledo beat Central Mtchtgan 101 79, Western Mtchtgan outscored Eastern Mtdugan 9X-X5 and Mmmt of Ohto dcfc"lcd M"rshall 71-54 Northern llltnOJs w,., he.llen 87-73 hy Valpunuso m n noncont'crcncc game. Ohio H.S. girls' poll 1 1'1 Tnnighl':s ~llme:s 'i ~1.m n n J'k.1' 1111 I ~ I (tnlrJI llnl\lun Ir.;uy Wu1"tl ' l1'l Umn11Wtvn I .1h 1~ /~ Ull'\ \111 ~ Rli i L'l llll' ~ l) ( l,t}llll ltU -I X East Dct roll K7 f)enver ft7 Ut 111 1111. 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Stu..., 'i l W.,hh J"' "'I ~ 0 1 011 SttlllhLr'M Nik \ "',! l 11l l ,1thohL :-i-1 l11 l W11ut.l" 1rd I~ l ol Nutr< Dill \\' ~(t lui W . lll< 1 1 I ,,J \~uuiJ ' I , J I 1~lx·v '\'i I " I "i 1 Ur,uJ,, q I ul H ~~~~ r ' ~X t ill "it 1114 1 rtil ll m\ •hl l , , \\ lll LII\ lllk Hh ()..j I \~ ( \l l~ ll l 'il Culnr 1Jn K.. U tyltu 71 (.'ulur,,Ju St tt I S,ut J,N S1 ~2 1.11)1111 M.1rymuuu1 Kl l'eJII'Illli Fnt N (t l I t Purtl1nU S1 11 Wd'll:r St 1-!'i UCI A 101 S uu11i~m ( tl ll.-4 1•19 117 ~S (h .trlco; tomS I !fll121\ S! llm w dkfl~ Skul'lt.n•lll< ll 1r1 Far West l'untaOO 100 Washmgtcm K7 fnmnttl 99 S,t,r;urcnlo IJK 1\tl.tnt <~ 1h 1 llli.L I ~ • '• ~ IO'i Nc hrl\ ~i iJ I Wednesday's scores s.mAnt[lmu w St XO llh m u ~ 9 7MO 12 s~.utl~ ~11 >~11111 1 f•1 w, <~ t l ll \ 111 4~ ll1111 "'' St ~~ Br.tJI <y 'i-1 M1d11 !! HI Sl 7K luw,, 'i7 ~ Pac1fir Ol,.illion I A ~ ~OX 0 85 a game . They shot 36 2 percent, c0mm1tted 18 turnovers and mtssed I0 of 22 free throws "We got whtpped pretty good. " Iowa coach Tom Davts sa1d " That 's a good strong Mtchtgan State team They won at Mmncsota and at Purdue, and the only drop they had was at M1ch1gan We were beaten by a good ball cluh " Rtcky DaviS led the Hawkcycs (See TOP 25 on Page 5) , WES !'ERN CONFERENCE ~ I t\,tht!.t t lh J I ~ It Mtdlll,l 70 Al.th.lllll ()/ M.tryl.wJ 70 21' Davision IV M.ithsun 62 A ~ht.tllult E.tl!!,CWnud 40 M.1rth1.1 ( reqwnntl ~I W 1krliu1 -IIJ 79 Auburn M Sl 67 1\r~ 1'1111.: [Jiilll 'i9 Kt!n lu~k y 10 ll:L~ Ut.th q M nhsun AJ'I"'I,«hmnSI 7') W l ,rohn.oM WESl ERN CONFERENO: l<llm South J tml' \ I urmtn 'i'l Cu,!dcl 'i7 ,.,.2' l.l l rl 'i I lrl lllUUlh Amt: ll < ~n U fll ArLm \, , ~ ! 'J 12 26 I ~ lm.1~11 l nrPnh • 'fl 0 ().! Cleaves smd "We ' ve got mu lttple State coach Tom Izzo smd " We h;ve guy s that can score It so happened a way s to go hclorc we can call our- Saturday that I had the hot hnnd se lves a good basketball team yet Tontght. Morns Peterson had the hot That 's what we' re workin" to hand become' " As guards, we Just have to recCleaves had an off n1gh1 >hootmg og mzc who's hot and gel them the (4 -for-1 2) and lintshed w11h 14 pomt s ball " - 10 tn the second half - and 10 For Iowa (I S-3, 4-2 ). 11 was an assiSts m M~ehtgan State 's htggest offenSive offenstve mght The 57 w1n ever 1n Iowa Ctty were a season-low for the "Th1s IS not a one-man · . ~J:I.._,vke)lt;i, who had been avcragmg Iwn 0 .1y Duub.u (](, Culund While 6 I n ••, Mt' hlowJ tit 'i.. l).ly P.lltCrSllll ~0 Dt.<G ra ll Rtll't ' " k h 1 1hh1 •hu l o"' 'i F.urpml N Sh thr Ht , 1\ntlrcw\ 2h G uhdtl H1' (t7 l:lyu 160 G.trllcld Ht ~ Tr11lll) 7K lh.tulo n ND ·CI 41 G.urdt w 1llc 16 R t v~nn 1S u ulh~.l~l l2 Huht.<r Uh W \)' Ill' ~ 7 l11qu.1 ~~ Jd k h un Arc .t 6~ A ~ h11hul 1 H.trhnr \ l Kcnslou 7H c t~ S1 Jt • ~t' h rw L.nr.un /\1lnt K111 g 2•J V~rnnhon 27 I or un Hr[)(1b1dr ~"' MtU\Icv. '2 Lor.1m ( 11h 7[) Amh~r' l 'iX j ,,r ,l\n ( Jt.:,,r Y I ~ w 6l K~y~lunc-1 ~ l ~ mpl c7~ DuqtJ c, n~:6 ! \'o.:111111n1 1 om~ton lnJ11n.1 t.ltlw .mk ~l ~ !i1! earned and not grvcn ." Mtcht!!an Conlll!.nll M Gc 11C1 o4tJ ("u) hnt.: lo n ~ 2 W Hulme: ' l'\ Anny 112 M mtt 1111111IJ Culg.ttr 62 Mt> K .to ~as C'11 y I'll (Butlalu 67 N,11)fl7 UmLndJ ~, St [] 11 1\ ~ Hntu rc M C.uu sms 'i~ 1\lhtnllc lli\'UWn ( everybody on the team should get one of these he sa1d of the cast "B ut I don't let 11 bothc t me I JUst keep playtng " And the Spartans ( 12-4 . 5- l ) JUst keep wmmng · We arc try mg to get so me respect. but we know thalli has to be t.. tugh K~ ilJwJ Crntrall been k1ddmg me They're saymg East EASTERN CONFERENCE N~ re covers from the broken bone m h1s wnst 'The coaches and the guys have Pomergy • Middleport, Ohio BGSU beats o·hio 71-58; Miami gets by Marshall 71-54 ,Page• Thursday, January 22, 1998 Other NCAA Division I men's sc<>res Basketball N~.: w The Daily Sentin.e l State upsets No. 10 Iowa; UNC, Kentucky also win · By The Associated Press It's a tossup as' to what was the btggcr surpnsc Mtchtgan State 's 2 1pomt wm at No I O·lowa or who led the Spartan s to the vtctory Mt ch•ga n State's 78 -57 wm WcdncsdMy n1gh1 moved 11 mto a Itt wllh M1Cht gan for first place m the Btg Ten . not exactly the spot where most Thursday, January 22, 1998 E. ~~~--CII ' - �,' Page6•The Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio By The--Bend Scholastic sidelight MTV keeps eye on Dayton C-J's Williams By RUSTY MILLER AP Sports Wnter Tam1k<1 Wtlhams IS gettmg to be a mcd 1.1d ull ng The D tyton Chamtnadc Julienne st,u " '" k.llu roJ '" an c1ght page Sport s ll luslr lied art1clc on g1rls rcnu111 ng ll11 ~ \\ Lt.: I-. ' Lrt.: " !rom MTV 1:s followmg l~er lf<>unJ as part ol a <joe umcnt.tr) on gtrls baske tba ll \Vtl llam s ~\ IHI -. 1gncU w11h Con m:i.:l tLUI 111 No.,uuha a:, a\cragmg IS pomh 111d 10 -1 rc hounds a game In hc twc t.:nlnlt:I \ H! WS and docu mcntlfiCS she h ts led the Eag les to an 11 2 mark and the No I0 rtnkmg 10 D 1\ ts ln n I ol tile Ass()( 1alcd Press poll El sc \lltc rc Shad on Furlow of Spnn giH:IJ Smuh 1s pultmg up (or 1s 11 1 J k m ~ drm n ' ) ... omc staggcnng nu mhu.., H ~: hdd 2S poml s and 2S coac h s 111 m) li11ng w1t h 10 ass1sts and fo Ul 'I l l: 1h Ill I 77 62 YI CI OI)' OHI I 1\!I\H od r..tadtson TI1..: mgbt hcfm ~.: he h 1d 17 pmnls and I'I rchound< m 1n X-1 60 1\ 1n " " ' Huhc1 Hc1ghts H.. I;HJUrH.h (u )Un lcd o f f the I J!lll \\ t \ n ~.; Sp..: 1k 1ng ol h1g numhcr' fO<:Id Pcdllc ol UnHm C ny M'" '" 'nawa YII le v had 5 I po111h 20 rchounds l!ld lhH.:t: ... ll: al s 1n 111 M4 81 {IVI.: rtlme Wi ll 1g um t BtJtll ord - MV s ftrsl \\!I ll of the season lhe next noght the Cowboys 1m proved to 9 0 - despite 6 I se mor had ~2 po mts 12 lostng Mtkc Redd and Kevm Kmg rebounds S ,tss ~>ts and 5 steals 111 a "ho comboned for almost 50 pomts 68 56 loss to Houston Pcch1c who a game - from last year s team hit 23 of 27 free throws and 12 of 27 NO MORE NO I Top ranked 1 pOi n ter:-~ m the tv.o ga m e ~ ~~ a-..cr Canton McKonley lost to nctghbonng agmg 2"'7 pomts and 13 4 rebou nds Massoli on Jackson 53 52 Saturday 111 a game the Ca nton Memonal F1eld House Manon Ca th oltc sophomore Andy Htpshcr a 6 toot 8 JUnt or who Edward McCants sc ored a school " the son of Um vc rsuy of Aluon record 50 pom ts and had 14 rebounds coac h Dan H1psher, led Jackson w11h 111 a 126 69 tnumph o' ct L1bcn) 19 pomts Wtth lour seconds let t Chnstlan A transfer lrom M,mon McKo nlcy s Ke1th McLeod ,m earl y Hardm g he IS avcrag10g 27 4 pomts Bowling Gree n Signee who scored 29 and 12 8 rebounds a game Teammate pomts stole an utbounds pass and Jeremy Chapman added to tllC rout tossed the ball to Rtchard Bradl ey with a career best 31 po1nts as Mar whose 20 tooter Irom the 11 gh1 Side 1011 Catholic set a bo) s sc hool record bounced off the nm as the horn for pomts sounded The loss knocked McK1n Brad Lloyd sc01 cd 40 pomls 10 ley mto tlmd 111 th e 1ankmgs .md Stryke1's 9 1 89 ovcrtmtc VICtory handed coach Dave Hoover hos first over North Central Sara May had 30 loss agamst a Stark County opponent pomts and 12 rebounds 111 Arcadia s after gomg 22 0 VIC iory over North Bail1 more and GAME TIME With M1chae l Jcnna Burton had 17 p01 nts 10 Sampsill sconng 12 of h1s career h1gh rebounds and mne asmts tn Nonh 30 pomts 111 the fourth quancr Clf LewiSburg Tnad s 67 11 wm over clev1lle overcame a 19 pomt dcltclt to DeGralf R1vers1dc beat Berne Un10n 70-67 Saturday MILESTONES W,tvc rl y s Larry Circleville s g1rls started and ended Jord.111 1111 pfli\ Cd to 450 185 10 27 the founh quaner wnh 3 poonters. but yea1s with ,, 79 48 wm over South m between Logan Elm scored all 15 Wchstcr Co lum bus West s Da ve pomts 111 a 57 5 1 wm Thursday, Scheetz mO\ cd to 100 262 over 29 Mount Bl anchard Rtvcrdale hmlled yc 11 s wttll a SH ~1 \ H.: tOJy over Hardm Northern to one pomt tn the Columhu s Eas1moo1 Fn d.ty The second half of a 35 22 VIctory P1ck enngton held M1lwaul<ee P1us XI, ranked seventh tn the natoon by USA Today, to one held goal on the second half - and stoll lost 27-22 on the Coax1al Nauonal Hoops Classtc Saturday m Columbus TEAM WORK Bryan Hteber hot IWO free throws With 13 seconds left to gtvc Patnck Henry a 64 63 vtcto' Y. - and ots first win over OttawaGlandorf Si nce 1981, L1sbon Beaver had won JUSt four of 1ts prevoous 33 games comong mto the season, but IS 9 3 so Jar Montpeloer beat Archbold 62 51. '" overt1me for the school's ft rsl v1 ctory ever over the Blue Streaks and Sahnevtlle Southern Local had to postpone last Tuesday 's va rsit y and JUnoor varsity games agamst Columbt ana Crestvoew because so many players were out With the nu Fmally, Fmdl ay Hentage Chnst1an has won of Its first se ven games thiS season wnh JUSt one sen1or and one JUntor on the team Of course Hcntage Chn stoan has JUSI one SCIIIOf and one JUOIOr boy Ill the whole sc hool Hcntage Chnst1an won the Buckeye Chnsuan Schools state champtonshtp a year ago but was hit hard by graduauon Then agam, graduation shouldn t be a huge factor for at least the next two years Ann Landers 1997 CHEVROLET 1500 EXT. CAB, auto, V8, 4X4, tilt, crulu, AMJFM caaa. ONLY 17,000 MILES IW7 L\1~ An1clc' Time) 1995 GMC 1500 Synd catc anll Syr11.hca1C Crc~hlf~ Dear Ann Landers· I am 46 and look great -- no gray hmr, very fe w wnnkles and tons of energy I am funny and have a lot of tne nd~ I am also on love wtth a drug addoct " Kc1th" IS seven yea" younge r than me and has a bleak future He can' I hold a JOh because cocame keeps hom up for days at a lime, and then he crashes He docsn 't go out wuh anyone but me locks h1msclf up on hts house alone and ts definite ly paranood CAB, auto, windows- DIESEL LOADED "* 1 know Keith loves me, and 1n sands of dollars 111 therapy but tt's hurts both of us that he can' t slop t1me to gtve up I can no longer hear takmg cocame the pam of seemg Ke1th do thts to When he 1s clean Ketth IS the htm self It breaks my hean But I mo't canng, tender man I've ever have fin ally realized that I cannot known I remember all the wonder compete wtth the power of cocamc lui tomes we have had m the past I hope my letter Will help some anJ 1 know •hmgs would be perfect one else If you can offer any words between us tf he would onl y stop of wtsdom I d appreciate It, Ann us1ng drugs Name Withheld m Cahforn1a Keith has tncreased hi> <;ocame Dear California: Tell Ketth as usc to the pomt where he cannot go you go out the door that tf he truly w1thout 11 He has tned to q111t but wants to reJOin the human race, he w1thout success I refu se to have should call the nattonal help lines at anythmg to do wuh htm when he ts I 800-DRUG-HELP (1-800 378 usmg, wh1ch now goe s on for 4435) (Wme It out for h1m ) If he IS months at a time w1lhng to make an effort I recom 1 vc been with Kcuh for seven mend for you both Co Dependents years and I cant take 1t anymore Anonymous PO Box 33 577 I' ve tncd AI Anon and spent thou- Phocntx An z 85067- 3577 and ~- Beat of ~. the Bend ... l ~~ by Bob Hoeflich~· Rags-to-riches stories abound in camps It took h1m nme years to break onto the NFL He pl ayed m the World Lc ,tguc the Canadtan Football Le ague, was m three replacement games for the San D1ego Chargers m 1987 was out of football for three seasons and spent 1995 on Denver 's pl aC (ICe >qUad Backup defen stvc end Harald Hasse lbach grew up playmg soccer cncket rugby and focld hockey, as well as swommmg He dodn 't start pl ay mg football unt1l hos fm al two years ol htgh sc hool on Canada Born m Holland he also lived m Sunmlme, IndoneSia and Kenya Pac kers defenSi ve tackle Santana Dotson went through four losmg seasons 111 Tampa Bay before Slgnmg With the Packe rs and wmmng the Super Bowl Gree n Bay linebacker Bernardo Harns sogned wtth the Kansas C1ty Chtcfs as an undrafted free agent m 1994 but sult ercd a k ne~ IOJUI)! 10 practice lhc fi rst week of camp and was wal\ ed He spent the remamder of the season workmg m the auto parts department of a BMW dealership m Chapel H1ll , N C And then there s massove Packers dclcnsove tackle Gtlbert Brown, p1ckcd up off watvers from the Mmncsota V1k1ngs for $ 100111 1993 I don t care tf I was pocked up for $2 as long as I get a second chance ' at the Super Bowl lttle, Brown saod NASCAR allows Taurus, new Chevy engines By DICK BijiNSTER AP Sports Writer They won I drop the green Oag to start NASCAR s go lden anm vcrsary season for three weeks yet Dale Earnhardt alread y IS smg1ng the blues 1 her arc those who w1ll say hiS btggcst (Omplamt 1s ~1 ~.:arnr worst 59 r ' _ w1nless streak but he says rl s nn 1 rhc past thl t hot hcn• hun It rs the 1111 mcdtale future ol ChcHokl dn vcrs li ke htmsc ll that most con cern " the "CVl:n time Wrnston Cup cha,mp10n And 10 a ccnam cx lenl NASCAR rc~.:o.! n l zcd the unh;J iancc rcsultm~ 10 14 F;lfd \lcloncs 10 II hy CheHolcls 111 19Y7 It appro ved a new CheVy ..: ne mc ~,; X p\.:..: t cd to gd .1hout ~0 nw n.: lwrscpo v. cr 1n I t) l) X It s 1101 r lllmn g o ut to hl Ill ) th.m what \\L had E.unh.udt s ud W~.: need more o.; podu morC' dnw nl orcc NASCA R h,IS 1pprm cd the usc ul th~.: l oHJ Truru ~ - tht: ln sll 1ur dot l! h t: ll t: l L lflfl "d\l:" ht ~ l ll !) mu11 1994 FORD RANGER SUPER CAB, 4x4, auto, tilt, cruise l" l l ( p i K ~.: !nr thL: di . . LII n tmu ~.: d ThunULI The M1ddlcpon Commumt y Assoc1at1on has apparently gotten hold of a live wtre With 1ts new pres tdcnt Myron Dulftcld Myron who moved hack to Middlcport over a year ago "1th hos Wil e the lormer June Sc ones ,tflcr hcong out there 111 the busmcss world 101 man y years followong hos graduation lrom Middleport Ho)!h School has a lot to offer the com mumty Not only that, but he s tntercsted 111 the town and os anxoous to contnbutc Under Myron s dtrccuon, the assocoat1on os currently doong a membership dnve You don 't have to be a bu soncss person to get 10vol vcd Membership IS open to everyone If you arc a merchant then the mcmbershtp fcc thts year ts $25 However, tl you rc not a merchant but JUSt want to p1tch 10 and help the commumty acc ompliSh there arc other mcmbershtp alternattves for you For $10 you can JOIII the orga mzatoon and have thr p1ovolegc of votong or tf you prefer vou can pay $5 and JUst he a Silent partner Without votmg pnvtlcgcs Memhcrsh1p applocauons are available on vanous Mtddlcport bus10css houses and the completed applicatiOns along wuh the fcc can be sent to the assO<;o auon at Box 9 10 Middleport Also 11 you need any mfonnat1on about the organtz atton JUSt govc Myron ,, nn g at 992-4197 I probably should mcnt1on that of you prelct you can JUst make a sup porll vc ( Oiltflhl.ltlon t o the assm;aa uon and th,lt should he sent 111 Box 9 1995 FORD F·150 4-WHEEL DRIVE, VB, A/C, 33,000 miles_ ve, NEW TRUCK T 1994 FORD EXPLORER $15,995 1988 FORD F· 150 Auto, V8, 4 wheel drive, , 4 WHEEL DRIVE, windows-locka, power crulu, tilt. XLT PACKAGE cruise, tilt, AM/FM LOCAL TRADE 1996 PLYMOUTH GUND VOYAGER ol lsO - AUTO, A/C, nLT, CRUISE, AMJFM CASS, "NEW CAR TRADE IN" hll d months 10 make thos thm g 11 ) after \Vtth 111.11 dMn ~L: l hL: I ntd u m General Motors had a year and half tlng~..: nl u' p~..:u s to !mJ lh ~o: ll hd untl bclorc they hrought t he ~r • ar out c~arl > 1n the ~ e 1' nn But E unh udl V..'c re trymg to hnng our<.: 1r out m doubts tlw any di\,IU\ lfll,tgc "lil t lSI SIX months It s tough lnr lone! Mark Ma ltm who capta tncd Ashd II Ni\ SC AR 1\ ould dlnw Ford s an11 Chevy talk c,~rly last l ~ll c Lh lllCCs 11 tiH.: l.1u ru" p1 m ..:' k s~ yc If agreed He dnesn t know what l o m r~..: tl tl v~..: th.111 do11 t:Li ht: . . ud I to ex pect when the Wmston Cup sea don l "c l: " h> not lh ~. : \ II ,t- 1 \ ~. : th ~..: m so n hcg ms Fch 15 wnh the D 1ytooM 'i()() m y l htn ~• thcv \\ ull Jt \\ IS .l!Hllh i.: l s 11\ (l I ll \\ h ll l1g We II pwhahly go In D tytona urcs to h L .mn tik l h 11t k h~,;; t w~.:~.: n hehmd Martin sa1d So the guys hr l ll d ~.o II \ Ll wJlO 'gL tS t il~ h..:~.o l lOll wal l have to work h trdcr ~mJ longer ~.: ~,; s\ IO !ls Inun the \:.tllLi lnnmg hody hours ~.: utm o re \ lUll ur ~ln d . : hange It S !hi.: \.llllt: S(OI\ \H !.!0 th loUgh more stull C\cry )Car Th 1s ~.:.u as hLikr than It s g<11 ng to he,, chall enge hut thai one sa1d Ru sty W,tllocc Ford s a rt:.ll! :-.tu.; c.: h.1llcnge f herc m.! no p01 n1111 an t,uc l tst yc,lf lor JC\ el op t: hlliLl!s out there lor us Th 1s 1s wh.11 we l1av~.: to do lllt: nl ol thL OCIA l!llld d Two lim ~.: D.1yton 1 ~ ( X) " 1nncr W,dli..t..:e doc sn l h d l t:\L Fotd :-i Dale Jarrell ,tc,cpl' that hut l1 gU1 cs m od ~l ... wlldl wlll h t: :.1 \ ca!'ly as Chevy s 1995 tranSi tion from the IllS ,md the other top Ford tc,uns woll ;c t thm gs stratg htc neU out wnhout [ um1na to the Monic Carlo 1h1S v. ill be a real good car hut much help !rom NASCAR h s not li ke they tho cw us out 10 ll < go 1ng to take a while he saod l tme " agatnsl us Alter many the cold he s,uJ We have a vc1y many years of dc vclopmg the Thun g:ooU ra~.:c !.::lr to work w1th B1ll Elh oll a two-tune w1nner ol derh~rd thcv sa1d OK guvs SIX Page7 Thursday, January 22, 1998 Cocaine problem it ,ruining this relationship - she should leave Super Bowl spotlight Th ll s ,t prett y good 4H.:~.: om p lt !\ hlll t..: llt • LIVre ha' one more Super Bow l lor .1 guy who was . 1 nose g u :.~rd as .1 " 111 that the cnl lfc QB Class ol 83 h1 gh '' hool JUntor ,, full back ,, " um1h1 ned - Elway Dan Manno sc n1 o1 HHJ whose colle ge Lon!! J11n Ke ll y ,md To ny Eason Beach State dro pped lootb,dl He They vc had grea t l:arc<.:rs fm1 shc d up ,11 Georg ~a Fa \I e s,11d They should never say F 1\ 1e dtdn 1 hounce around ih It Ju st bec ause I d1dn t wm a Supe r mu ch hut d1d n 1 h,tvc 11 easy either Bow l 1t w(ts ll waste bec ause 1t was He ~ o t a schola1S h1 p ol feo from not I m ' cry lonun ate to bave \\ On Southern M""'"I'P' two d 1ys bclo1e ,, Supe1 Bowl al an catl y stage olm y the Sl gnm g date He was d1 aftcd hy c a~e e r but I ve accomphshed a lot of Atl anta but d1dn 1 play until he was othc1th10gs too that I m pre tty con tent wuh traded to Green Bay '" 1992 Among the Broncos wbo ve tak He JUSt p1 ckcd up hiS thord con sec utlvc MVP award and IS lrymg 10 en the less glamorou s ro ute IS salcty get the Packers a second stra1ght Tyrone Braxton He was 1he next to Super Bowl 111le last player taken m the 19M7 draft When you go through the ranks when there were 12 rounds The draft the hard way 11 makes you apprcc1 now lasts onl y seven round s ate 11 Favre sa1d I know how hard When as ked abou t Denver s It was to get here what I had to do lo underdog role Braxton got m a get here and what ou1 team had tu go tongue m-check dtg at Elway who s through It was never easy and It lost three prev1ous Super Bowls wuh still os not eas) II makes you appre- the Broncos Ciate every htt lc iht ng you get and ' I ve bee n an underdog my whole ach1cve career," Braxton satd " Maybe John F.tvrc smd he d he happy " 11h hts can t handle bemg an underdog He carcc1 c1cn II he hadn 1 won a Super has been a fi rst rou nder w1tlt a st lvcr Bowl ' spoon all h1s li fe I d ha' c lo he he sa1d In h1gh When Braxton was 111 h1gh school ....'> cltool l wanted In Will a stale ch,mt he had a JOb as a gr.tvcd1ggcr Now p10nsh1p and d1d n I C\CII come cl ose he s m hiS thtrd Suprr Bowl and try~ But I m OK with It In college I want mg for Iu s first wm ed to he the national champiOn hut I Broncos backup ultensovc lineman pl,t)cU,u Southern MISs We we nt to Dav td Dtaz Inf ante IS bcl tcvcd to be the Indepe ndence Bow l Bull 111 OK the oldest player to make hiS first with 11 l~.:.m only do so much NFL stan do1ng so at age 12 '" 1996 The Daily Sentinel Auto, V8, powar owa locka, crulu, AM/FMcass. Good news lot students The Women s Aux1h.try ,It Vctc o 5 SPD TRANSMISSION 1990 MERCURY COUGAR auto, $5995 $7995 auto, $599 Aft_...,~), ~rnn g The amount and numhcr ot sc holarships to be awarded as well as the cntena will he pmncd down at the group s Fchruary mccton g I II let you know the details as well as how you go ahout sccunng an application as soon ,ts the mlormatl on ts ava1l able LilSl year, the grifup awarded two $1 000 sc h'olarshtps Bob Molls of near Pomeroy has secured stx antcles wntten by the late Charles Hartley about ho s grow mg up m the Nease Settlement area of Metgs County The arttcles were taken from a newspaper, the Tnbun e Telegraph and were wnttcn on 1921 Very well done the aruclcs refl ect Hartley s reaction to the Nease Settlement area 1n 192 1 when he returned to ht s boyhood area He was 50 at the ttme of hos return Hanley had a way wllh words and hos efforts would ontcrcst anyone whether or not they had ever heard of Nease Settlement The talk shows arc cenaml y g1v mg a thumbs up to the new movte 'Titantc' What woth so lnuch fan tare ot appears to be 9ne of 'lnust scr ' h lms On the other hand get tmg to a theater thelj9 days seems l1kc a maJOr proJeCt t&' me Maybe some of you young pe1\plc who arc up to makmg the tnp\1< can tell me about n- and then , of toursc there s the eventual v1dCo release D1d I m~,; ntwn that ... pnng s t~u Is on M,udl 20 ' Wnh Fehru ary hcmg 1 o,; lmrt month th at r~a lly .un I so I tr oll1s It' So do keep snuling Auto , va, AJC, equipped. "RED" By SUSAN KREIMER The Des Moines Register W1th the bonu ses of therapeut iC heat - lound tn saunas steam rooms ,md whtrlpools - you soar m your cx.cr~.: I :-.C rcg1mcn Without bcmg '>Ore all 0\Cr Experts say these comfortm g haths not onl y promote relaxatiOn they prnv1dc rcltcl from aches and pams 1mprovc tlcxtbtllty, condtuon the heart he1ghten metaboli sm and tncrease blood now to the body s outer edges But these benefits are not to be enjoyed by e' eryone Those woth 'heart problems cancer acute rheumatotd anhnu s and hypcnenston should not use saunas, steam rooms and whorlpools In addotoon, pregnant women should avood such overheated envoronments because they can cause undue stress on the baby Stoll for the maJOnty of rela x at10n seekers the combmcd heat and hum1d1t y serve to elevate mood and enhance phy stcal well-beong as long as they don 't overstay thc11 warm wclcmnc ' It s a lazy man's workout but It sttll helps the heart says Dr Jerry Lchr, a famoly practltooncr at Mercy lndoanola Mcd1cal Clime 111 Des Moones, Iowa The heated bath s do so by raiStn g heart rate and pulse like an y other fonn of phySical act1v1ty So It s tmponant for begtnntng excrctscrs cspec oally those with a lam1ly h~<to Acc ess Oh1o a new mtcl lihrary loan system Will soon he Implemented Ill the Ohto V,tii C) Area Lthrancs (OVAL) Ertc S A nderson Utrcd or announ~,; cd at u ntl'C IIII~ ol the Bo,trd ol Trustees ·Anderson s,ud that the dat~thasc mounted on the lntcrncl w1ll allow the members to search the Mass achusetts town turns to embarrassment to get water payments ERVING Mass (AP) _ Scarlet New England Si nce N,1( hanoe I Hawthorne s talc of sh,11nc and humthntwn Red letters ,1rc now he on~ used to embarrass people he hon d on payong thcor water hil ls Scolnaws get a scarlet 'X p:untcd on the cum out stdc the 1r home 111 the hopes of get- works rc.tl well smd Kathl een the pamt s,lld Dan1cl Hammock the treasurer and tax col treasuret s hushand and the water H..1111 m<>··... k •he ~ tills central Massachusclts ,commtsSioncr The water goes ott 1 0 lc "tor c to"n The mmutc Ihcy sec that X 'after that they 1c up here to pay The couple smd they he licvc the City olfluuls hJ\e taken a page tactiC IS hesl suited to a small town fro'" Hawthor ne s The Scarlet Let where people know one another Selectman Edward Pe te" 7 tcr sonee 1"92 In the story, a woman IS forced by Kava naugh used to call to rcmond vtllagcrs to wear a red • A' for adul- people but that won't happen thos town Jn the past three years. only one X has gone on a curb • We vc done u tor a whtlc and 11 Customers get 45 days to pay, then a couple of not1ecs warnmg them that town crews are oreoanne lcucrs ha\ c gotten ~' lot o I m1 Icage m ry of heart diSease to t.tke a c,trdt,tc stress tc:-;t usuall y walkang on ~~ uc,tdnnll at a graduall y mcrcasmg p,occ while a doctor momtors the heart s response to cxc rto on Lch1 says Eve n 11 your heart Iun ctions well under ::,trc ~~ rule out otht: r ~.:o n tramdtcallons such as acute lonn s of rheumatoid arthni iS and gout .tn mnammatory dtsease of the JOintS says Pam Cra\cn cilmca l coordm,t tor at Webster Cny (Iowa) Rehabtlitatoon Al so. an y malignancy ca n metastaSize taster due to heat, she say s Then there arc other condnoons that warrant \\attmg before usmg whorlpools, saunas and steam rooms Heat can exacerbate a feve r, prolong blccdmg due to cuts or menstrua toon, and spread m fe~ t10n s to d1ffcr ent parts of the body and to other people Cra ven says To mmtmt zc the spread of germ s she t:auuons you want to make sure there are ant1bactenal chemt cals m the wh~rlpool you rc gdtmg mto "Once you've entered a wh, rlpool sauna or steam room keep trtck of the tome Some expcns recommend not excecdmg 20 mmutcs 111 any of the se relaxa to on mcd1um s, whtlc others sci the cutoff at I0 mmutcs ' F1vc m1nutcs will g1ve you the eff ects you want 111 the whirl pool says Juan1ta Robe l an ·'" "l,tnt pro lessor of phystcalthcrapy at Unn cr Slty of Osteopathic Medicine .tnd l1brmy monc) and will pl!lVIdc Books By Mml and Intel net scrv ~ees lm ,lfe.t CltiiCIIS and puhhc lihr.tlles The ho,lfd al so autho11lcd two mm t g.Hmt appll latw ns rc~.: ommendcd hy M,lfk O.tkley repo c scnltn ~ the Nelso nv tll e Publ tc L1hrarY,md Charl es Mcn tgc~ t!.! prc sentm g the Ga rnet A W1lson Publ~e • • • the huhhling wh11lpool Lllhnnwcs H a t t:H!I ann~tkl s lltn..:ss rou ll n..: f ins 1s o;orl ol my n.: w u J lo1 work 101! out she says Not .. to ment1on that th~,: wlm lpnol s ther,tpcutl c powe rs help H .lt t 1 ~ 1 .mna k 1 s ~.: o pe Wi t h .trt llllll s I ll hoth kne es It loose ns up my musdcs :-.he SlY"' h rcl.1xes me II l,tkes the snn.: ncss out nl my h~ll:: k I h.wc a prohkm h ~ek The huo~ ,tncy ol the water dccrcas cs the wct ght and pressure on the JOIIIts all nwm g nonacutc rheuma tmd arthn tiS sufferers to enJOY paut tree movement ,tnd greater aglitty Robel says Even those who don t expeqencc pam reg ul.ul y say hemg 111 a whtrlpool sauna or steam room makes the body more ncx ohle To reple niSh body ll111ds lost through sweat .tnd preve nt dehydrati on expens urge that anyone usmg a w h~rlpoo l sauna or steam room dnnk plent y ol hqu1ds hcl ore durmg and altco Thos w1ll hel p the body ma1ntam homeosta"' - the ah11it y to control 11s tc mpcr.llutt: mt.l comhat hypcrthcum ,, ,, conduton brought on hy over..:xrosurc to hc~u s,1ys S~,;;oH E H.umon cx. c~,;; ull vc t.hn::d or ol Des Mnt ncs Sport s Mcd1c1ne Ccntcr\ And hy .til mcuns .JVnltl c tflcme .md tlw hol More tmport mt Jc.arn to l ct:tl!! 111/l: when youa boJ y 1! .1~ lh H.i enoug h do thongs, Hammock satd Llhr,try ol P1kc Count y to the St.tte L1hr.lfy to pu rc h.ts~ compu ter equ1p mcnt Founded 111 1971 OVAL" Oh aos olde st ~.: h~l r t c t ..: d 1cgmn.tl hhnry system In c<lOpei:tlll>n Wllh member public lihra11 cs OVi\Lpm v1d cs rc sO UI L:Cs sh.mn g hhnu Y development and hooks hy ma1l sci th,lll 2() ()()(I rollil; llls Athens J.td:son I tV. It: ll L-.: Mews P1 kc Ros s Suolo md Van ton Ulunll ..:s V H ~,;S IO Ill OI L 1n Ehlm SLI\ 1.:" on th ~ OV/\1 Bo.utl .m J 1 ~ .1 1 cp 1 c~t..: nl 1! 1\l: td Il k Mt: lgs Cou nt ) DistilL! Pu hii L Llhi.II Y r:=========T==========-r-==~~~~=====-r-=~====~===== Public Notice Public Nottce Public Notice Pubhc Nottce PUBUC NOTICE The following applications and/or verified comptatnta were received and the !allowing draft, propoaed, or llnal actions -re Issued, by the Ohio Environmental Protection agency (OEPA) last week 'Action•" Include the adoption , modlllcalton, or repeat or ordtra (other than emergency orders) , the Issuance, dental, modlllcatton or revocation of llcanoaa, permila, leases, variances, or certlllcalea, tnd the approval or disapproval of plana and tpeclllcatlona 'Draft ActJon1" are written statements of the Director ol Environmental Protection's (Director 's) Intent with respect to the taauance, dental, etc ol a permit, license, order, etc lntereated pereona may submit written commenta or raqueat a public meeting ragardlng Crall Action• Comments or public meetIng requeata must ba submitted within 30 days ol notice of the Draft Action "Propo1ed Actions" ara written atatsmenta of lhe Director a Intent with retpoct to the l.tauance, dental, modifiCation, revocation, or renewal of a permit, llcenae, or variance Written comments and requoate lor 1 public mttttng regarding a Propoaed Action mty bt aubmltted within 30 daya ol notice of the Propoaed Action An adJudication htarlnn• may bt netd I propoaed actl 11 1 on •·erln ..., 11 on ,,.11 received II ·-~utby or obJection the OEPA within 30 dtyl ol lttuance ol the propoaed action.11 Wrl1ttn commantt, 1 btl t reque • or pu c '"" · tnga, and adJudlcetlon heartng requetla muat ba unt to: Hearing Clerk, Ohio refuses to dosclose wmter Environmental Protection ~-~-" r ll~s-a-more professiOnal-way to ,Agtncy,~ P 0 Box 1049, --+--lf~--'-~~~~~!_~~~~~ltley'rc~prairnirlg--titc--~t:~c~ry~~bcc:~a~~u~s;c hershechtld's-lather Columbue, Ohio 43216· • • Health Sctenccs 111 Des Mome s Robel has work ed " nh p.ttlcnts u s 1n g the wh11 lpnol .1... a tht.: l aJ11.! UIIL: treatment lm arthntls ,md ,tiler tnl.tl JOint 1cpl a~.: c ment and h.1\,; k sw g~,;; ry There .uc ~ lot o l ust: s !or .1 \\ lmlpool she s.1ys rhc mo>t Lo mmun thmg th~tt pc\1 pk look HI 1t lor I S musdc rcJ ,tX.aii Oil r •lii KU!arl y m the w~1rm cr wh 1rlponl Full hody ommcrSi on e~e n It lukew arm tem peratures - HO to% degrees Fahrenheit -can stnnulatc the now ol blood hack to the heart Robel says The h1gher the temperature the shorter the max1mum recommended durati on umc Woth the body s normal tempera turc be1ng 98 6 Fahrcnhctl the greater the dtftercncc between water and skm the more Intense the rcac uon Craven says Mary Halzlglllnn akiS 47 of Des Momes found the wlmlpool wamtcr than usual dunng a VISit to 7 Flags F11ness & Racquet Club 111 Cli ve Iowa Today u s very hot she s,ud ' I m ready- to go to the pool HatZ1 g1annak " uses the whtrlpool after her workout - 20 mmutcs ol walkm g on the trcadm1ll lollowcd by exerciSes on machmes that c'ondotwn the ahdomm,tls and mncr and outer th1 ghs Then 11 s t1mc lor I0 m1nutcs 111 the hoi tuh whKh prece de 10 mm utcs of arm ,mU lc ~ L:x<.:ru s<.:~ m the pool Another I0 m mu te sessiOn 10 "Access Ohio" to be implemented in library c. $4995 husband I hung up on her careful about contactmg new par The very nex t day, I rece1ved a ents Te ll them to confirm the 10for handwntten letter from a stranger 1n ma11on before they mail any olfcrs a neoghbonng town , along wnh var or make any phone call s Th ey c.. utd tolls rchgtous pamphlets on how to be rrm mdmg parent s of a tra1,cdy rmse a child the way God ontends rather than a happy event Keller The letter, once agam addreSSi ng me •ng Oh1o by my l~rst name congratu lated us Dear OhiO' Yours IS not thL lirsl on our new baby boy and then we nt letter I have reccl\ ed o n tin s subJCll on about how wonderful Apnl must I doubt these IOSCOSIII VC hawkers have been with our new baby woll pay attentiOn so the only way I promptly wrote the man a note lor parents to protect themsch cs ts ml ormmg h1m th at our baby was 10 hang up the phone and tear up the born dead and Apnl wtll always mailtmmedl3tcly rcmmd us of our heartache I returned all hiS literature and Sen~ quc st1ons to Ann L mJeiS Crc suggested that he chec k more care ators Syndicate 'i777 W Centu ry full y before attcmpu ng to cnnch Bl vd Sune 700 LosAngeb Calli the l1 ves ol new parents Ann ple ase "arn soliu tors In he 9004 5 Saunas, steam and whirlpools can be wonderful relaxation, but be careful - if you have ·health problems use caution ilh1 ,u y collections of more than 175 lihrancs '" three •eg10nal hhrao y systems The Board met tor the lirsl time 111 the new Lc,trmng Space a I 200 square loot scc lwn ol the huildmg rec ently remodeled lor the purpose ol cnnductmg workshops The Board th ,mked OVAL bulld10g ~,;ommmcc m cmhcrs D.wc H.unson ,flld Wanda Ehlin ol Pomeroy chatrcd the11 h.ud work '" destgnong and dcvd or•ng: ~u!.: h .1 su~,;~,;~.:s~ fu l project Bn,trd ollkcrs elected were Harold Fe lton represe nt ing the H" bert Wesco,tt Memonal L1 hr.try (Ymton County) to a lOth annual term as prestdc nt Charles Mentges ol th e Garnet A Wilson Puhh ~ L1hrao y of Poke Count y was elec ted tn hts second term as 'tcc prcstdcnl and Jacks(lll C1ty L•hr,lfy J,tckson County) representative Rox tc Underwood was elected to her Yth term as secrct,lry " On the recommendation ol Rox1e Underwood rcprcscnt1ng the J,tc kson Ctty Lthrary the Board approved a $2HO 000 grant request from tile State L1hrary of Ohw L1hrary Serv1ces and Tec hnology An (LSTA> program lnr the 1998 RECOGNIZED FOR SERVICE - Leaving Southern School Board 99 -po o,;ram year I hiS app l ~e atl o n member T. Chapman, left, was recogntzed recently by the board matches w1th $210 000 ol member for his service as a school board member Board Prestdent Bob Colltns Is shown here presenttng Chapman with ~ plaque. Chapman did not seek reelection in last fall's general electton. ONLY 16,800 MILES, white, cruise, tilt, A/C. Auto, V6, A/C, all power an s Mcmonal Hospit al ts aga m plannmg to award sc hol ar~ h1ps thiS Nar Anon Famil y Group Box 2562 Palos Verdes Pen msul a, Calof 90274 Of course Kenh must be Willing to go mto rehab or nothmg wtll help h1m ktek the hab1t Good luck to you both Dear Ann Landers: II s hap pened agam for the second time smce I gave b1nh to a stollborn so n m Apnl The first tome a woman called from a photo studoo about a month after hos b1nh addressmg me by my first name congratul ating me and ask10g to schedule a sutmg for the baby's pocturc When I told her we had lost our chtld she expressed condolences and then 1mmcd~atc l y tned to mtc1 est me m a portrall of myself and my 1049 rrettphone &l<HJ44.. 2129) "Final Actlona" are actlona or the Director ~ which ara effective 11pon 111uanca or a atated efleclive date Pureuantto Ohio Revl"d Code Section 3745 04, a Final Action may by appealed to tha Environmental Review Appealt Commtoaton (ERAC) (formerly known •• the Environmental Board of Review) by 1 pereon who wae a party to 1 proceeding btilorethe Director by llllng an appeal within 30 days ol notice ol the Final Action Pursuant to Ohio Revlaed Code Section 3745 07, a llnat action loautng/ denylng, modifying, rovokln!lj-or renewing a permit, llcenH, or variance which 11 not proceeded by a Proposed Action, may be appealed to the ERAC by llllng an appeal within 30 days of lsauanca at the Final Action ERAC appealt mutt be Iliad with En•lronmantal Review Appeals Commllllon, 236 Eaat Town Street, Room 300, Columbus, Ohio 43215 A copy ot the appeal must be Hrved on the Director with 3 daye after flllng tho appeal with the ERAC Flnallltuanco of permit to Install, Meyor and Council, Pomeroy, OH, t11 ue date D1 /08/98, Facility Description Waatawator Application No 06-5332 Thiallnalactlon not preced ad by propoeecl action and Ia appealable to EAAC Lilt alation tmprovementa lor Fourth Street lilt station (I) 22 tTC Public Notice Flnanctet Report of Townehlp For Fiocat Yoar Ending Doctmber 31 , 1997 Columbia Townohlp, County of Malga Governmental Fundt Generel Fund Recenua Recttpta Llclllnaea, Ptrm~a tntlf-. . 50 00 lnttrgovemmental Recetpta. .. . .48,072 92 lnter..t. . .512.51 Other Revenue .55,095 D5 Total Revenue R-lpta- . . 144,145 n Expenditure Dl1buraements Ganaral Government . . 31,982 89 Public Stlety 14,189 00 Public Works . 87,253 D6 Health. .......... ,... ,5750.00 Mlocolillntout 8390 00 Total Dlsbui'H 147,564 95 Total Rectlplt Over(Under) Dlaburaemtnla (3419 18) Other Financing Sources (Uaea) Other Sourcei/Rocelpts t900 00 Total Other Financing Sources (Uaea) 1900 00 Dlaburaemento end Other uoea . (1519.18) Fund Cash Balance, January 1, 1997 20,880 86 Fund Cash Balance, Dec 31, 1997 19361 68 Totalt Fund Batence Taxea 40,41 S 29 Uconaea, Permits and Feaa . 50 00 Intergovernmental Receipts 48,072 92 Into real 512 51 Other Revenue 55,095 05 Total Revenue Receipts 144,145 77 Expenditure Dlsburaemento General Government 31 ,982 89 PubliC Selety . 14,189 00 PubliC Works 87,253 D6 Health .5750.00 Mtacellanaoua 8390 00 Tot at Ex pen dl t u re Olaburaementt 147,564.95 Total Receipts Over(Under) Dlabe . . .(3419.18) Other Sourcei/Roeeptt 1900 oo Total Other Fin ancing Sourcea (Uaea) 1900 oo Dltbureemenle 1o Other Ulla..... . , ... (1519 18) Fund C11h Balonce, Jan 1, 1997 . .. .... , 20880 86 Fund Caah Balance, December 31 , 1997 .•. ·- ... 19361 68 sun11rv ollndedteclneoa Total Treaaury Balance 29176 99 Less Outstanding Checks . 9815 3t Total Balance 1936168 I certify the following report to be correct and true, to the best ol my knowledge Gloria Hutton, Township Clerk 37470 Ogdin Rd , Albany, Oh 4571 0 (t) 22 t tc Pubhc Nottce PUBLIC NOTICE REQUEST FOR COST PROPOSALS Jan 21 1998 Cost Proposals will be received by the Meigs County Commissioners at their olllce at the Courthouoe, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 until 1 00 P m Monday, Feb 16, t998 lor the purchase and delivery for usa by the Scipio Volunteer Fire Department ollhelollowlng equipment Fifteen (15) UHF (Minimum 8 Channel) 4 Watt Handheld Portable Radio& to Include for each radio antenna, battery, carry holder with 3" spring belt clip, desk charger, programming, and mtntmum one year warranty Cost proposal should alao Include any other optiona or extended warranties available and costs Cost proposals may be mailed or delivered to the Malgs County Commla· stoners, Courthouee, Pomeroy, Oh io 45769. 1-.(;tuetltlo•n• In regard to this raqueet may be addreaaecl to Jean Truoaell, Meigs Granla Administrator at J740-ane99tH 2o7w90ar8d, President Molgo County Commissioners (1 ) 22, 29 ,;12ii;;l;;5~;.;;.=;;;;;==""1! tr �Page 8 • The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Thursda~, January 22, 199~. Thurs~ay, 1 January 22, 1998 .Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Ihe Daily Sehtinel • Page 9 60 Marriage Question, 400 Are they or aren't.they? Prosecutor: trying. to decide if .Ohio marriage legal in West Virginia :• RAVENSWOOD, W.Va. (AP)- married on Dec. 31. at the Belpre. All Monica Brannon Pratt wanted Ohio, home of her m ot~er, Nancy was a simple, quiet wedding at her Waggoner. mother's home in Belpre, Ohio. But when 'it came time for JackBut the result has been anything son County offici als to certify the but simple for Monica and her hus- marriage on Jan . 7, a question arose ' band of three weeks, Doug Pratt. -can a couple be legally married in Or is he? Ohio on a license is:;ued in West VorThe Pralls arc awaiting a determi- ginia' nation from the Jac kson County · For the. Pratts, the past two weeks prosecutor on the legality of their have been a nightmare. . mamage. Until the question is resolved, tax " It 's driving me crazy," Mono ca and Social Security forms can 't be Prall, 28, saod Tuesday. " I guess. in filed . Mrs. Prall isn't sure if she can my eyes , I just believe that marriage be included on her husband 's insuris a sacred thing and ... it just both- imcc policy at Ravenswood Alu· ers me ." minum without bemg chargqd with The problem began when the msurance lraud. Ravcn ~wood couple applied for a More important , they 've hccn marriage lice nse in Jackson County, told they may have to ge t remarried , where they li ve. They then were this lome in West Virginia, some. . WINNER - Michelle Montgomery was the winner of a bear designed by the Ohio River Bear Co. in a project of Xi Gamma Mu Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority to ·raise funds to assist a needy family in Meigs County at Christmas time. Here member Maurisha Nelson presents the bear to the winner. Society_Scrapbook Reedsville UMW reviews year A report on the year's activities was given when the Reedsv ille Unit· ed Methodist Women met recentl y at the home of Debhie Weber. Mrs . Gladys Thomas read the purpose of the UMW. The opening . prayer was given by Mrs. Emma Durst. The d.cvotional "God s Love" was hy Mrs . Thomas . A total of 63 shut in calls were reponed and cards were signed for fnends. A check on candle holders for the church is to he made. . A game was played with prizes l>eing awarded . A circle of prayer closed the meeting. Refre shments were served to the above named and 10 Rosemary Vance, Grace Weber, Pearl Osborne. Ann and Julia Lacomb. Delores Frank . Frances Reed. Nina Boston. Regina Reed , and Lillian Pickens. Frances Reed received the door prize . The ne xt meeting will be with Mrs. Grace Weber. ~ Legionnairts attends conference Frank Vaughan and Mickey Williams of Drew Webster Post 39: American Legion . were in Columhus Sunday to a!lend the Ohio American Leg oon mid-wmtcr con· fercncc held at the Radisson Hotel . Conference speakers included Anthony "Tony" Jordan. National Commander of The American Lq!inn: John Sommers. Jr. . Exc..:uti vc D1rcctor of the W:.1shington DC off1ce of the Legion : and Matt Puglosi and Tr;ocy Underwood mcm hers of the Persian Gu lf War Ta~ k f'or~o:c . National Comm;onder Jnrd;o n pr~1iscd The Oh io Amcri ..:an Lt: gion for it s m ~ mhcr~hi p ;u.:rompll sh- ment s and support of veteran 's rights. The American Legonn os th e world"s largest ve1erans organozation with over three million members. Ohio is the fifth largest state with over 160.000 members . Cardington resident . James C. Morns, is the State Commander. Catholic Women's Club organizes for new year New offi ce rs of the Catholic Women's Club were named when the the group mel recently at the church, They arc Kris Harri s, president ; Olita Heighton, vice president; Janicc Curry, secretary ; Dr. Wilma Mansfield. treasurer; Sue Raub, historian. and Anr J Blackwood. audo tor. The mectin~ opened with mem bers reciting the club prayer and pledge to the flag . Officers and commollec report s were given. Ann Layne reported on the fruit baskets and fl owers that she and Alice Free man deli vered to the shut-ins and elderl y of the pari sh. Curry read a thank you and current events lcllcr from Anglina Ej ioguc the Nigeria girlth:H the local club sponsors. II was reponed that a few of the cookbooks that the cluh· had com· piled were still avai lable and if any one still needs any they ca n contact Susie Stewart . Several other j1rojcds were dl ~cussc<.l concerning th!.! upcommg L'~ ntc nn ia l o h~c r vancc oft he chun.:h. The new cluh yearbook> will he di strihut cd at the nex t mcctinl! . · Rdn~"d llu c n h were sc rn~d hy the hostc"es M;oril yn Harris ;md Ann Laynl: . Community Calendar THURSDAY RUTLANJ) - Leading Creek Conservancy District. organizational meeting. Thursday. 5 p.m. at the office . Monthly hoard meeting 10 follow. POM EROY - AA mwon g. Thursday.? p.m. at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Mulberry Avenue . POMEROY - Preceptor Bet a Beta Chapter. Beta Sigma Phi SororIty. home ol Clarice Krauuer. 6:.10 · p.m. Thu rsday. Take a salad . REEDSVILLE - Riverview Garden Cluh. home of Frances Reed. Thursday. 7:30p. m. Auction will he held . POMEROY -; Alt.hcimm Dis· case/Related Disorders Support Group. I to 2: :10 p.m. Thursday nt the Meigs Multipurpose Senior Center. Topic. "Ai n't Mishchavin '". POMEROY - Meigs Count y Women's Fellowshi p meeting . Thursday. 7 p.m. at Pomeroy Church of Christ . Pro~ra m . Marcia Arnold to gtvc ttp's. techniques and instruction in quilt making. f1ll mcmhcrs encouraged to take a quilt for a miniquilt show and toll. MidJicport Church to have dcvotoon>. . Migbty fortress FORT MONROE , Va. (AP) North America has few Europeanstyle fortresses with thick stone walls, dungeons and a moat. One prime example is Fort Monroe, strategically located overlooking Hampton Roads and Lower Chesapeake Bay. The first fort here dated back to 1609, but the present structure was designed after the War of 1812 by French military engineer Simon Bernard. Construction took 15 years ( 18191834 ), and the fort · named after America's fifth president · had an armament of some 200 guns . It has been called " the Gibral tar of Chesapeake Bay." During the Civil War, Fort Monroe was one of the few on Southern territory not captured by the Confederates. Doing double duty CINCINNATI (APJ - American ingenuity often finds new uses for familiar household products, says home-hints expert Vicki tansky, author of "Another Usc for...IOI Common Household Items." A case in point, she says, involves Bounce dryer sheets, fabric softeners primarily used to add freshness to laundry . . As they have a "timc - relca~ed " formula , the sheets can also be used in waste · baskets" drawers, clothes closets, under mallress covers and elsewhere to add a fresh scent. Here arc other suggestions from Ms. Lansky : --Usc the dryer sheets to fresh en auies and basements, inside suitcases and clothes hampers, and in stale. musty areas. -· At exercise time use them to keep gym bag, locker and home workout area fresh. Tuck into smelly sneakers when you're not wearing them . -- When trave ling by car put dryer sheets under seat, behind visor or in glove compartment Benign snake MOUNT HOLLY, S.C. (APJ Among North Ameri ca's few snakes desc ribed as gentle and rel atively harmless is the blue-black Indigo snake , which often grows to 8'fec1 in length. The indigo is neother venomous nor a constrictor. Though it may hi ss a~d raulc its tail threateningly, it seldom bites and can he tamed soon after capture . Its diet inckodcs mice, birds, frogs. toads. snapping turtles and other snake s. 1 Only Reg. $459 Whirlpool Portable Dishwasher •••••••••• $359 1 Only Reg. $1729 Whirlpool Side/Side Refrigerator.... $12,9 w/ice & water 1 Only Reg. $1329 Whirlpool Side/Side Refrigerator ....... s999 w/ice maker & ~ater 1 Only Reg. $419 Whirlpool Elect. Dryer........................ $319 1 Only Reg. $499 Whirlpool Dlx. Dishwasher.................S399 ~ SAVE S100 SAVE $100 1 Only Reg. $819 Maytag 30" Gas Range..............;.......S669 SAVE $150 1 Only Reg. $659 Maytag Dishwasher ............................ $479 SAVE $180 ' Mon.-Sat. 9:30to5:00 ANDERSON'StB• 992·367·1 ~Hf '· .. Taxation for 1997 In pursuance ot law, I, Howard E. Frank, Treasurer of Meigs County, Ohio, in compliance with revised Code No. 323.08 or State ol Ohio, do hereby iv8 I' 0 f the Rates of TaxatiOn for the Tax Year ol 1997. Rates exr-·esaed in dollars and cents of each one thousand dollars lax valuation. g nc oce rowNsHIPs ~ 8- . e. {!:. 'II o ~ ai ..,: 1· .. i . . .: ;! 111o::: 1a: ~ FOUnd~ · r~;,;;,;;,;r-;;;;.::=;::.:::_.::.:;:::.:;:=~-~ ..; p. eli a:., oi! .!! i ._ •,; •• . ;!! B : ::i ~ .,; : ~ .::1 ~ 5o: ~ ~ i .,:! i' 1. j U lj .u 1--t--t--+--+-ID-:r:::r....:fi=-f-...,;~c-a:..i.-+--,.'-~~~:__J~_:iii~-I 388·9836. 70 R. L.. HOLLON COMPL,ETE TREE CARE Top • Trim • Cable • Removal • Crane • Hauling • Stump Grinding • TRUCKING. ACE TREE SERVICE DUMp TRUCK ·. SERVICE Agricultural Lime, Limestone ·Gravel Dirt • Sand gBS-4422, Chester, Ohio 179 Rand St. Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 Rick Johnson Owner Fally lnsa,..d Fr•• Edlmat•• 20 4.30 1.00 <12.10 4.30 1.00 G.30 41.1530081 . 40.1 til3ll7 40.713154 EXP. 40.7243011 41.181040 4.30 SCIPIO Public Notice Public Notice required applicant maeta the needed by the Chief. OR'6tNANCE 1652 physical requirements or a Failure to attend the sched· PASSED 12/23, 1997 To provide lira protection firefighter. Thla examina- uled training sessions shall lor the VIllage of Pomeroy, a tion Ia to be paid lor by the be eulflclent cause to have volunteer lire department VIllage. (ORC 737.23) charges Iliad ol gross shall be maintained and be Within ona year or appoint- neglect ol duty and removal known as the Pomeroy mont or promotion to senior proceedlrige started under Volunteer Fire Department firelighter status the lire- 733.35lo 733.39 ol the ORC. end shall be organized and fighter must .have received Firefighters who ara unable operated under the laws ol a certHicata Issued by the to atterid scheduled train· the Slate of Ohio and the State Board ol Education tng easslons due to schedunder section 303.07 of tha ule conm~t· must receive Pomeroy VIllage Council. Ohio Revised Code avl· an excllis !rom the Chief ·MEMBERSHIP Tht mam· berahlp of the · department denctng th'e firefighter's prior to l!lo saaslon. DRIVERS Members per· will conallt ol forty (401 aatlsfaclory completion ol a lotal llreflghters excluding firelighter training program ·mltted to drive motor vehl· Inactive mem.bera. Active (737.23 ORCj. All except cles a11lgned to the departlha firefighters shall conslat ol junior membera have tha ment shall meet ienlor flreflghtera, junior privilege ol voting during requlrementa set forth by department meeting on all the VIllage ln~~rance carri~rallghtara, probationary Issues presented to the er. Drivers will be approved ~reflghtera and ol not mora by tho Flri Chief ol his than or up to flve (5llunlor department. OFFICERS THe depart· designee prior to operating firelighters. A senior lira· lighter must be alghlaen menl shall have the follow· a motor vehicle assigned to lng officers: Chlel, tat and the department. ~ears of age or older. A DISCIPLINE The disCI· Junior firefighter Is an active 2nd Assistant Chief, 1stand member who Ia sixteen or ~nd Captain, 1st, 2nd, and pllne ol membaro within the tievantaan years or age. An 3rd Lieutenant. · Due to the department shall be the Inactive llrellghlar Is a emergency nature ol the responsibility ol tha Fire l)lember who Ia sixty years position, the Chlel mual Chlol and may conelat ol pr ago or has llllaan years reside within the corpora· but nci limited to verbal rep· Df aarvlca If an active fire- tlon limits or the VIllage ol rlmand, written reprimand, fighter and has elected to Pomeroy. To 'be .eligible to suspe~slon and/or expul· hold an olflca, a flreltjjhler alon aa provided by sec~lscontlnua certification as 1 senior firelighter. must have been a member tions 733.35 through 733.39 ptsabled firefighter may of the Pomeroy Fire ol the Ohio Revised Code. tlao apply lor Inactive Department lor two years to All disciplinary action will etature. Members leaving · be a Lieutenant, four years be re~orted to the Mayor II Jha area for temporary io be a Captain, and six the VIllage ol Pomeroy. All •mployment (not to exceed years to be an Assistant dleclpllnad members have the right ol appeal to the three,3, ·years) may be Chlel, TERMS OF OFFICE The Mayor and the Council or granted leave status. Upon returning to the area the Chlel will be appointed by the VIllage ol Pomeroy. MEETINGS The depart· Jnember shall outomatlcally the Mayor and ratified by return to active status. the VIllage Council and will menl will have al' least one ,.hare shall be a probation· ramoln In office until he meet!~g per month or es jory period ol six months resigns or ts removed designated by the Chief. A tlartlng when the member under section 733.35 quorum ol !Wolve members Is ratified by the Pomeroy through 733.39 ol the ORC. must bs present for the lllllage Council. At the end All other officers shall be transaction ol business at of the six months period the elected to a two year term any meeting. ASSOCIATION FORMA· l:hltl will report to tho ol office. Nominations lor The members ol VIllage Council · about the qualified personnel will be liON Junctlonlng ol the probe· held In November with final the lire department may tlonary member wllhln the nominations ~ election to form a SOCIAL ASSDCIA· department and recom- be held In ~amber. liON which may participate ce at In lund raising activities mend the probation period Olllcers will take the first meeting o the . P'1'VIdlng that all lira !le llfte~, Jteri!DP. r~mov!51, llepartmenl In January. doJ>llrtmant members are jlr that If tii ext•ridail lor a •econd six months period. Should a vacancy occur In permitted to participate In Tho Should a second six an elected olflco, nomina· the organization. inontha period be recom- tlons lor qualllled person· Firemen's Association may mended and granted al the nel will be held at the first usa .'the Fire Dopartment •nd of that period the pro- available meeting with llnal Building lor meetings and bationary member muet nominations and election to social lund ratsara. Thle ordinance replaces, tither be removed from pro- be held during the following repeals, and revokes all bation or removed from the meeting. DUTIES OF THE OFFICER prior ordinances and other department by the VIllage The Chief lsln charge ol lha documenta allacllng the Council. : REQUIREMENTS FOR department at all limes. He Pomeroy Fire Department. This ordinance, upon !o'EMBERSHIP Prospective Ia Commander atlhe scene members must live In the of all alarms. 'In the chief's apprqvat llY the Pomeroy absence, the highest rank- VIllage, will become ellecomeroy Fire Dapallment's rlmary area of rasponslbll· Ing officer or then· llreman tlve as ol lhls 23 day ol y and with In hen highway will be In charge. The chlel Decerl)ber 1997. or road mllea of Pomeroy or assistant chlel Is the pro· Atteated: torporatlon Limit. To main· siding officer at all meal· KathY Hysell, lain mamborshlp In the lngs. He shall account for, Clerk/Treasurer maintain and report to the VIllage of Pomeroy ~epallment, .members who VIllage Council, and the Stale ql Ohio relocate must reside within Mayor, regarding all VIllage . John Musser, President Jan highway or road miles property both real and per· Scott plllon pi Pomeroy VIllage sonal w~tch Is Jwnad by Georg.,Wrlght Corporation and In the the doJ!8rtmant. The.Chlel Gerl Walton :;tate of Ohio. Prospective may assign e member(s) to Larry Wehrung 111embers will submit an be department Adlutant(s) application to the Chief who to perform such ofllce Wllllalll Young (tj15,22 2TC wllllnvaatlgate their quallfldulles as the chlel may ~atlona and report the Public Notice application to the member- assign. COMPENSATION OF ship at e regular meeting. MEMBERS The Chlel will PUBLIC NOTICE Upon receiving a favorable be compensated In accorNOTICE Is hereby given malorlty vote the appllca· dance )'lith the village payon Saturday, that lion will be forwarded to the roll ordinance. Other mem· 24, 1998, al 10:00 January a mayor IIIIth the recomman- bers will be compensated public sale will be a.m., held at detlon lor appointment and pursuant to departmental 211 West Second Street, rallllcatlon by VIllage lor In-town calls. Pomeroy, Ohio, The Council. Prior to ratlllca- standards tRAINING To maintain Farmer's Bank and Savings tlon by the Pomeroy VIllage membership, senior fire· Company parking lot, to soli Council lha applicant shall lighters must attend sched· lor cash lhe lollowtng pall a physical examlna· uled training sessions to collateral: lion given by a licensed 1990 DODGE CARAVAN 'physician, showing the meal ORC standards or as 2B4FK5533LR761176 . The Farmers Bank and Savings Company , Pomeroy, Ohio, reserves lha Get Your Message Across right to bid allhls sale, and With I Dallr Sentinel to withdraw the above collateral prior to sole. Further, The Farmers Bank and Savings Company reserves lhe right to reject any or all bids submitted. Further, the abova collateral will be sold In the CALL OUR OfFICE AT 992·2155 . . condlllon II is In, with no express or Implied warranties given. Further, the above collateral will be sold In the condition II Is In, with ..,o uproas or Implied AT. ?'PIZZA EXPRESS DEADLINE: 2:00p.m. the day before the ~ Ia to run. Sunday edition · 2:00p.m. JONES~,~ Friday. Monday edition - 10:00 a.m. Saturday. TREE SERVICE Pomeroy, Middleport & Vicinity GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 45631 •to9 (614) 367·0266 -'tr\ff\ 1·800·950·3359 614-992-7643 All Yard Sale& Muat Be Paid l rr Advance. Deadline: 1:OOpm the# dey before the ad le to run ~ 20 Yrs . Exp . • Ins. Own e r: Ronnie .Jones Sunday Calls) Free Estbnat•s Sunday a Monday edlllon t And the Swingshift Appearing Friday 8:00-12:00 POMEROY EAGLES CLUB Members and Guest Invited R1ck Pearson Auction Company; lu ll hme au ctioneer . comple t$ auCtion "-...• JEFF WARNER INSURANCE Absolute Top Do llar· All u.s. Silt \l&r And Gold Cotns. Proo lset~ Diamonds, Ant ique Jewelry, Gal Rings, Pre· 19 30 U.S C~;rrenc , Sterling, Etc . Acqui Sitions Jewelry - M.T.S. C01n Shop, 151 Second Avenue. Galllpnhs. 740·446·2842 : POMEROY, OH. 614-992-5479 l/27/TfN SUNSET HOME CONSTRUCTION New Construction & Remodeling Minor Repairs • Cabinets • Siding Roofs • Decks • Garages Free Estimates 740·742·3411 • .· PUiiiLIC NOTICE SOUTHERN OHIO COAL COMPANY· MEIGS MINE NO. 2 P.O. BOX 490, ATHENS, OHI045701 Pursuant to Ohio Coal Mining and Reclamallon 150t:13-3·04, Rule Southern Ohio Coal Company, Meigs Mine No. 2, P.O. Box 490, . Athens, Ohio 45701 , dooa hereby 11ek a variance to permit a mine ventilation thaft withIn 100 lee! OI·Mtlgo County, Columbia Townahlp Road 8 beginning 3300 feel woat of tha lnleraecllon or Ant1ques. top pnces paid. River; me Anllq~;es. Pomer oy. Oh1o, Ru ss Mo ore owner , 740·992~ BANKRUP,CY Chapter 7 2526. Antiques· no 1tem too large or too small. Also estat es. appraisals. reli nish ing , custom or ders . 740· Chapter 13 For Information Regarding Bankruptcy contact: William Safranek, Attorney At Law 614·592·5025 Athens, Ohio 992·6576. Cash Patd For Land In Gatl1t Coun ty, Blackbu rn Really, 740· 44&-0008. Clean Late Model Cars Or Trucks . 1990 Models Or Newer. Smtih 8 u1ck Pont1 ac . 1900 Ea st 1 ern Avenue. GallipoliS Day bed m good con d1tion. 304· 882·2065 . J & 0 Aut o Pan s. Buv in9 Remodeling Custom Homes M&J wrecked or sa l vaged ve hic les . COUNTRY CANDLE SHOP 304-773·5033. We Buy Auto' s In Any Condition. Call 740 · 388 -9062, Or 740-44&· PART AND MORE 'friltle Seented Candles C~oeks, Cakes & Refills EMPLOYMENT SERVICES Tues. 10·8, Wed.-Sat. 10·2 Come Smell the Sweet Scent of Country Can.•let "Build Your Dream" 1998 Martin Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 FREt; Pick up discarded appliances, batteries, many metals & motor blocks. 614·992-4025 8 am-8 m Public Notice Colun1bla Township Ohio. The proposed construction ol the vtntllallon shaft alia will have no effect on the road. Surface dlalurbanca to be conducted within 100 leet ol Townahlp Road 8 will be the construction of the access road (temporary and parmanenll and construe· lion ol the shalf site and nocessary appurtenances. Disturbance ollhe area will be conducted to the edge ol the stone road surface ol Columbia Township Road B. Interested parties may com· ment al a public meeting ol the Columbia Township Monday, Trustees on February 2, 1998 at 7:30 p.m. to be held at the Coumbla Township Fire Statton, State Route 143, Valley Ford, Ohio. (1115, 22 2TC 30 . Announcements RUTLAND AMERICAN LEGION BEECH GROVE ROAD GUN SHOOT SUN., 1:00 PM Joe Wilson (614) 992-4277 Rt. 124, Minersville, OH {740) 992·3980 ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION •New Homes •Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATEES 985-4473 7/22/lln (Lime Stone· Low Rates) WICKS HAULING 111?/98 1 mo pd. Limestone, Gravel, Sand, Top Soil, Fill Dirt 614·992·3470 L&L TIRE BARN TRUCKING Pine Grove Rd., Racine, OH 614·742·2138 ANNOUNCEMENTS Personals Gen tleman Seekmg CompaniOnShip From N1ce Female For Talks. .Walk s & Fnendsh1p . 'send Re phes To· CLA 309 . c/o Gal11p0hs Da1ty Tnbune. 825 Third Avenue, Galttpohs. OH 4563 t Hot Local Numbersl 1·900·285· 9077 SAYRE Hauling, Excavating & Trenching Limestone & Gravel Septic $ystems Trailer & House Sites Reasonable Rares Joe N. Sayre Oon'r ger srung by high prices! Shop the classified secroon. 005 4585 18, E•l. 645 · 8 4 ~4 LONELY ? CALL TONIGHfl 1·900·285·9245 E~ t t50t . $2 99 Per Mm Must Be 18Yrs. Serv· U 619·645·8434 "HALF PRICE LOOKING FOR ROMANCE? USED TIRE SALE" Cash & Carry Dealers Welcome! Serv·U 619· $2 99/MIIl. 614-992-5344 1·900·289·1245 E•l 9789 12 .99 /M1n Must Be~ 8 Vrs SPORTS! SCORES! SPREADS! 1·900·285·937 1E•l 5701 $2 99 SNOW HOWARD EXCAVATING CO. Driveways, Parking Lots, etc. Call Anytime Limestone Hauling Hoyse & Trailer Sites Land Clearing & Grading Septic System & Utilities Estimates REMOVAL Home 614·992-3141 Cell Phone 591-1897 (614) 992-3838 12118/Hn PQf Mtn Must be t 8 Vrs Serv-U- 6 19-645-8434 Start datmg ton.ghtl Have l ~;n, play Oh1o's dat1ng game. 1·800. ROMANCE . extenSIOn 7484 30 Announcements $1 o 00 Free Catlmgl! To Act1vate ¥ou 1 Card Call Toll · Free 1·888· 333· TEL3 SP • W86224 16 40 Giveaway 112 Au stralian Shephard pupp1es. 740·742·2237 5 Doberman I H ~;sl'f PuppieS t o Good Homes Call (740)-388· 9639 YOUNG'S CARPENTER SEVICE Factoty Choke Only •Room Additions •New Garages ·Electrical & Plumbing •Roofing ·Interior & Exterior Painting Also Concrete Work (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG Ill 992·6215 Pomeroy, Ohio S&L 7 Pupp1es All Wh1te & Cream Colored 4 Fema les. 3 Mates. K1t· tens, 740·379·9447 TRUCKING 7 Pupp1es . Aus tralt.3n Shephard & Teme.r 304·675.; 4090 DUMP TRUCK SERVICE GravelLimestone Sand· Dirt 614-992·3220 r mopd NOW OPEN :Happy IJ3irthaay IJ3ar6ara 'E6fin · {You are truly {ovetf 6y a{{ your fami!y. You've a[ways 6een there for us. 'We [ove you. ')'our fius6anl, Lawrence; aaugfotm. 'Dar{ent & Penny; granakjtfs, 'Tauitfia, :;{nt '!Jryan, 'JQjfe, Jtrrol, Josfoua SUPERIOR AUTO BODY DARWIN,OH STATE ROUTE 681 (Located behind Whaley's Used Carsl We understand the Investment In an automobile today and our qualified stall , 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. A. Free Computer Estimates B.' Guarantee Color Match C. All Types InsurancE) Claims Give Us A Call At 992·1359 Owner & Operator, John Davis & • \ • 110 Help Wanted AVON I All Areas I Sh1rlett Spears, 304·675·1429. • 71 warranties given. Public Notice Licensed J . 113 W. 2ND ST. service . 166.0h10 & West Virginia, 304fi 77:1-5785 Or 304-773·5447. 90 Wanted to Buy 360° Communications ... ~ •t Auction and Fh!a Market 80 CELLULAR PHONES For lurlher Information, contact Tim at RRS-4289. (1121 , 22,23 3tc 992-9200 16" Large 3 Item ~9.99 18" Extra Large Deluxe MIKE MORRISON I 1'\J\-\..~ Be Paid In Advance. s\J~E.P f\ Cl"fi'ZEN '" • sE~~co\JN"f · Public Notice 8WEEKPOOL TOURNAMENT Starting Mon. , Jan. 26 7:30, Sign Up 7 p.m. AT ST. GRILL SALISBURY ALJ. Yard Sales Mual t :OOpm Friday. $14 .99 everything in the stor• .. New Homes • VInyl Siding New Garages • Replacement Windows Room Additions • Roofing COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES . 0~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~: Ellltm LS.D. ORANGE BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. Phone: (614) 446-4759 441·1191 '7" column Inch wHkdays ,,.. column Inch Sunday · LETART Yard Sale . Gallipolis & Vicinity BULLETIN BOARD LEI!ANON 1'Mai&German Sheph&ld . 1 Female German Shepherd, 740· ~ fi DRDIS! .. . 4.30 ON SALE!! · SAVE $330 1 Only Reg. $369 Roper 30" Gas Range ........................ $299 SAVE $70 ! SALE! ~ Ofiio !Rjver 'Bear Co. SAVE $1 00 SAVE $430 1 Only Reg. $1039 Maytag Refrigerator ..........................s799 SAVE $240 1 Only Reg. $879 Maytag Refrigerator..........................s599 SAVE $280. Rates . POMEROY - Meogs Local. . CTS Board ol Educatoon regular meetin g SCHOOL DISTRI Thursday. 7 p.m. at the central office on the second floor of the Pomeroy Mun1cipal Building. · TUPPERS PLAINS - Tuppers Plain VFW, Post 9053, Thursday, 7:30 p.m. Name drawing will be '1eld. FRIDAY LONG BOTIOM - The Faithful Gospel Church at Long Rouom will have a hymn sing. Fnday. 7 p.m. at the church . "Deli vered" 'W ill smg. SATURDAY POMEROY - Meigs Count y Humane Soc iety, annual mccttng. 3 p.m. Saturday at the Pomeroy Puhloc Library. thing the Pratts don't want to do because Dec. 31, 1997, was their special day. Mrs. Waggoner says no one will provode tier daughter with a direct answer. Jackson County Clerk Jeff Waybright said on Wednesday that state law js vague in this case. " I hate it for Monica and her husband that they have to come into this. but when we saw it on the license, it threw up a red nag," Waybright said. Gary Thompson , state registrar of vital statistics, said although state code is not specific, it is implied that persons having West Virginia mar-· Monica,, Pratt holds a photoriagc licenses should be married in graph lrom her Ohio wedding West Virginia. but the marriage may not be be legal in West Virginia. Lost and Found Halt Australian Shepherd pupp1es to g1veaway. 6t4·742·2237 Halt A~;straltan She pherd Pupptes 17401 742-2237 La rge FICUS .hOIJSe plant 304 - 882·3324 Pupp tes Beauty Black W1th Whil e Mar~1ng Mothers Is Pure Golden Retr~ever , Father Un· known. 6 14 ·379·2639 Avon $8 ·$18 IHr, No Door ·TO (· Door .. Outck Cash. Fun & Retail· ing. 1•80(J.736·0168. · Drivers Needed Loca l Compan~ OTA Fla tbed Ope1ators For M1d• west & Southern u .S. Age 23 Year M1mmum. E~epenen ced . Mm· tm~;m 01 2 Years. Good EQ UIP· men!, Good Pay. Plenty 01 Work, Home 98% Weeke nds. Insurance Available. 740·446 - 1922 Earn $200·5500 e~tra mcome per month working out ol yoU! nome as a k 1tch en consu ll ant Tele 304·372-9846 Earn E~et ra In come Dt s tnbutor ~ To D ire c t Sell Ph oto Pr oducts. 740· 441 -9806 M-F 9 AM ·3 PM Only Full Time POSihOn Av.111a01e Su · per\lisorv E~per1en ce A P tu~ Oversee Phystcat Appearance 01 8UIIdmg And Fact11 ty Grounds Superv1se Mamtenance. H o u~e · keepmg And Laundry Depar t· ments Ex ceiiAnt Bf!ne i!I S lnclud· tng 401K Insuran ce And Tut!IQ.n Re1mb~;rsement Apply .~t Holzer Semor Ca1e , 380 Colorua t DriVe. Btdwell. Oh10 740·446·500 1 EOE 1 HVAC SERVICE TECHNICAN Dav•d White Servtces . Inc ~ s Currently lnt erv1&W1ng For A Oua hl 1ed Serv•ce Techmc •an ThiS IS A Full T1me POSIIOn Wi th GoOC1 Sta rtmg Pay. Vacat1on. Holtday Pay . And Healt h In· surance Must Have Atleas t 5 Years Background In Se rvtce . Mu sl Be Wlllmg To Wo 1k So me tn stallat1on II Necessary Resume And Relerenr:es Can Be Dropped 011 AI OLJr Ofl1 ce AI 1 t02 Jack· son P1.ke. Gall1p0l1 s, OhiO 45631 Or Ma1 te d To P 0 . Box 250 Athens. Ohta 4570t At1ent1on ServiCe Manager In need of person to do d1ywall and spray teKtured ceiling repa1r on Manuta c t~; red Homes (Mob1le Homes) Must be w1ll!ng to traVel and spend ntghts away trom home as needed Must be able to wmk withOut SuperviSIOn No wa fk 1n·s Send lnqu1ry to El1te Mob tle Home Mamtenanee, 38655 St~te Road 7. Long Bollom. On <l S743 MEET TH E WORLD ! tnternatiOil· at Non· Prof1t Seeks Local Repre · sentahve. Work Wtth Foretgn 8t· cha nge Students. Hos t Famth~s . H1gh Schools, Trammg P10v1ded . EKpenses Pa1d. Travel Opportu · n111es Not A Pa1r1 Po s111on Call Cathy Bruckefl At 800·87t -2526 Or EF Foundat1on For Foretgn SIUdf. 1·800·44·SHARE . Pleasant Valley Hosp1tat 1s too kmg fo1 Operat1ng Techn 1c1an's Operatmg room eKpe r1ence pre feued Must ltve w1tn 1n 2o mmutes of the hOSPita l Mus t be able to take call Send resume to Personnel at Pleasant Valley Hosp11a1 2520 Valley D• . Pt Plea,.nl. WV 25550 AAIEOE Pupp1es 740 ·441 -0 520 A1ter 6 30 PM , Or 740.446- 2896. Day- RECREAitON PROGRAM CQ · OROtNATOA J Seek1ng Candtdate W11h EKcellent lime , Plannmg And Commun1ca tl(:tn 60 Lost and Found Skil ls Plans And Coordmates Countywtde RecreatiOn Progra;n LOS T 2 Walker male dogs bet · Of Indoor And Outdoor Recrea ween Pla1n Valley Ra . & Letart, IIOn Opportunlttes And Speci)!.l has collars & name plates Je ss E\lents Fo r All .Age s Aespon$t· ble For Program F<~ C ihlle~ . ~uttrnan 304·675-6132 • • Budge ts, Sett1ng 0bJeC1Poes. LOST Voua,' boys blue wallet : · Commun1ty And Prog•am Lead&r · Tuesday afternoon m vtclnlly of Shtp, Stall Tram1ng Anct Evatu& Dr Park 's Olllce , Ma1n St . Cable· tions · sec~;res Contract Person v1S1on Olhce or Fruth's Pharmacy nel, Pa1t·Time Program Stall, 011•· Pt. Pl easan t . His job earn1ngs . c1als And Volunteer s Res~ons1· Chrtstmas & recent btrthday ble For Marketing, Pr omo tions money w/co upons 1ns1de RE- And Program Pubhc1 ty. Bachelo rs WARD! 11 money ret~;rned . 304· Degree Preferred . Knowledge Of 675·6485. Recreation Areas And Sktlls Required . Candrdates Are To Sutmilt ~EWARQi Ak1ta m1K , Shephard Resume' And Emplo'1ment Appll · hke mate dog. 6yrs. old. beige w/ ca tio n To · 0 0 Mcintyre Park dark snout. 95fbs. friendly, ~ Tan· D• str 1CI , Ga tha Coun ty Cou rtgo" last seen Ja n. 13, 1998 ar· house. 1 Locust Streel, Gallip~· ound Sal t Creek, !"! anderso n liS, OhtO 4563 1-1262 . Deadlln8: area . Call 304 ·675·3984 J im or Open Unt1l Filled Anna ;A a �.. Page 10 • The Daily Sentinel Yhursday, January 22, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Oh1o The Daily Sentinel• Page 11; • •r • 3 ALLEYOOP 30 Acres Clos e To Galllpotls Computer Useres Needed Work Own Hrs $20K $50K!Yr 1 800 ~8 7186 X1173 bomput er Users Needed Work ewn hours $20 k., to $50k/y r 1 IKJ0.348 7186 x1508 Cos m otolog st Needed Gaur antee d Wages Pad Vaca tron Free CEU Hour Full & Par Want ed Other Bene f ts Included 740 440-7267 L1 v ngston s base me nt wa ter 1985 Manston 14x70 2br 2 bath ftreplace was her dryer stove ref n ge ra to r m crowave wa ter bed 304 675-7530 after 4pm proofing all baseme nt repairs done tree est 1 matS;~ lllellme guaran tee 1Oy rs on JOb expe rt ence 304-675 2145 1998 Doublewlde Repo Never Uved m owner I nanc ng Payne a Custom Timbering Ronald s Payne Jr Se lect Ha rvesters of large rn a l ure hardw ood & h1g h qua lt y veneer t mber Free Eva luat ons WVDOF Ce r11f~ 304 576 2014 Dependa ble And F ex bte Certr li ed Nur se Ad Needed For In Home Ca re Call A.dr anne Or An TEMPORARY FULL T1NE BUS DA1VEA Gallla County Board Of MAIDD (Guiding Hand Schoo l /Gal leo Wo r kat\opl Mus t Have C OL W1t h Class 8 /Sc hool Bus En do rse men t App l cations Are Avatlable At The Gu1dmg Hand School Bu ld ng 8323 No th State Route 7 P O Box 14 Chesh1re Oh1o 45620 Apphcat ons W•ll 8e Accep ted Through Jan ua y 26 1998 PROGRAM NURSE Program Nurae R N (B S N Preferred) Gallla County Board Of Mental Retardation /Oevet opmental Olublllt&es Full T m e Employ ment Mus t Se rve C h ldren And Adults W lh A Wide Range 01 Hand ca ppmg Cond Irons Appl cat ons And Ad d tmnai Infor mal on Are Avallab e At G u d1ng Hand Sc hoo l 8323 North State Route 7 P: O Box 14 C hes hn e Oh o 456 20 Appl ca t10ns Wtll Be Accepte d Throu gh WANTED people 55 and over 1o help teac h read ng at Pomeroy E ementa ry 15 ho urs per wee k BenefitS mclude cho ce of $2 SO per hour sttpend or tultron unit for every 15 hours of service for your c hi ldren grandch ild or another child of your cho1ce paid m11eage and free lun ch For an applt caU on or mo e mformat on pl ea se call Jamre G lhsp e 740 992 2161 WANT~D Ce rt hed Med ca l As s stant appro11. 25hrs wee k Mon day Frtd ay atternoons & ea rt y even tngs Send re sume to Box CW 22 c/o Po nt Pl easant Reg ster 20 0 Ma n St P1 Pl eas ant wv 25550 Wanted Dental Ass•stant Seek lng An Except anal Team Person We Foc u s On Warmth Ca r ing And E xpert Co mm umca t o n Empha s•s On Perso nal Develop ment Through Coni nu ng Educa t1 o n Part c1pat on Wit h Oth e r Tea m Me mbers And H gh Achi evement Appl ca nt Shou d Be Care e r M nd ed Pe so na ll y Stabl e And Hea lth Cen e ed n L fe styl e Please Send Res ume To 230 Upper A ver Ad Ga hpol s Oh o 4 563 1 T hroug h Janua y 28th 1998 WANTEO Expe r ence d Bar tenders & Ser ve rs 1\pply at 615 Ma n St PI Pleasa nt WV Mon Frl 9 30am 6 OOpm We Have The SOLUTION To Your New Years RESOLUT10NI Lose Up To 30 tbs In 30 Days 740 441 1982 180 Wanted To Do Babysitting In My Home Chesh re Area All Hours Park Close By 740-367-7849 Furn ture repau rehntsh and res tarat on also custom orders Oh o Vall ey Re hn shmg Shop Lar ry Ph 11ips 740-992 6576 Geo rges Portable Sawm I don 1 haul your logs lo the m II jlJSr call 304 675 1957 Hou sec lea n ng Ca t 30 4 882 2896 or 304 882 2796 Need Hauling Done? Limestone-fill dirt etc Cell 304 675 2884 W II Ca re For Elderly Days Or N ght s $8 00 Hr Cal Pam 740 388 0302 Or Shelly 740 388 9166 Day Or Ng ~1 w II care tor the elder y day or n gli t Ca ll Pam or Shelley 7.:10 388 0303 or 740 388 9168 Day or mght W 11 Do Houseclean ng And Of tree Clean ng References Avail able 7404461417 FINANCIAL 210 reco mm en ds that you do bus ness wtl h people you know and NOT to se nd money hrough lhe ma•l un t l you have nvest gated the oHenng Bea ut y sa lon n Oh o fully eQu pped two wok stattons we ll es ablr shed cltente e Fo r lease se 1ous nqu lr es only 61 4 667 3816 oo., Area 740 367 0403 Page J1 800 395 2337 Pager 1576 1985 Ranch 3 Bedrooms 1 Bath Large L1vmgroom Large Krtchen 1 Ac re Ga l po l s Crty Sc hool s $67 000 740 446 4323 2 109 Mt Vern on 3br bnck two fuepl aces large k1tchen dm ng & hv ng roo ms l ull base ment 2592 Sq Ft 3 Bedroo ms 2 Bath s Frmsh ed Bas ment 2 1/2 Car Gara ge 1 Acre MOL Gall pot s $110 000 7 40..44~41 Need A n Ext a Pa r Of Hands? We Have Them Mal~ Or Female Wil l Work lns•de &.Ou t Clean Haul Do Odd Jobs Run Errands Do La undry Ca ll Us To Oo Your &Setup DREAM HOME SERIES ENTERTAINER 3be dr oom s 2baths start ng at S2 19/mo SUNRI SE Loaded w th GE ap pi ances start ng a1$299/mo FAMI LY 4be droo m s 2 large baths star trng $359/ mo L m1ted 11me offer only at Oa kwood Bar bou sv•lle WV 304 736 3409 3 Bedroo m Hou se & 2 Mob1 e Homes On 1 1/2 Acres Askmg $38 000 5 Mrnute s From Galllpo lis 740 441 0132 3 M1les From Galhpo1s 3 Bed FIASTT1ME BUYERS rooms Secluded Home 2+ Acr'es Detac hed Ga rage En oy Tl1 e P ea sures 01 Both C1ty /Country EZF nanc ng 2 or 3 Bedrooms Around $200 Pe Month 1 800-251 5070 Cty 5cl1001DISU C1 $40 000 740 441 0725 F rst T me Buyers E Z F nancmg 2 Or 3 Be d10oms Around $200/ Mo 1 BOO 251 5070 3b r home 1 ac re lot loca ted n Gallipo li s Ferr y across from 84 Lumb er Pr ce re duce d n ce 304 675 50 10 after 5pm Free au free sk rt 16x80 3 or 4 bedroo m $ 1 350/down $299 mo Call 1 800 69 1 6777 4 Bedroom Ranch Full Basement Fe nced Ya ra Near A o Grande 74().245 9620 Large select on of used names 2 o 3 bedrooms Start ng at $2995 Quick C1e 11 ve y Ca ll 740 385 4 bedroom 2 bath carport 2 ac r es 30x40 pole barn on New L rna Ad 7 40 742 7405 days 740 9621 742 2086 LIM1TEO T1NE ONLY I 4BR 2 BATH $1 449 DOWN $249 Anm sto n Or ve Pt Pleasa nt 3BR Fam ly Room w/Woodburn er Central Heal ng & Cool ng 2 T 1er Deck n rea r NI CE Call Homest ead Ben d Broke 304 882 2405 MONTH Free a1 & Sklrtmg Only at Oakwood Homes Nitro WV 304-755-5885 MUST SELL 14x80 3bedroo ms 2bat hs owne r !In ane ng ava I able 304 736 7295 BUY HOMES AS LOW AS $4 000 1 5 Bdrm l oca l Gov 1 & Bank Repo s Call 1 800 522 2730 X 1709 N;D'T"I C E Ame r ca s larg est has pur chased home de al e rsh p must be sol d w Save thOu sands K1tchen d n ng oom 2 bedroom bath 1v ng room I ont & back lull length porches gas fu rnace c ty wat er oulbu ld ng ga rage 112 m le Eas t ol Rae ne 740 949 2118 fac tory outlet local mob1l e All nven o y n n 30 days Ca ll now lor nlo FREEDOMHOMES ol N1ro wv 304 722 7127 New 1998 14ll70 three bed room mcludes 6 months FRE E lot rent In c udes sk r mg delu xe ste ps Mason rnodu ta r horr e on 100/ 100 lot three bedroom two full bath s la rge lr d co mb o k t/l r comiJo w th work ng hreptace ut i ty oom co mes equ ppe d w 111 s1ove ref r ge ralor d shw asher and ga bage d sposa 1 cemrat a r two car garage and storage bu ld ng mcluded pr vacv len ce ln back spl t ra 1 n I ont 1wo porch es 740 949 9004 alter 6pm and selup Only $187 08 per mo nt h w th $1075 dow n Ca 1 1 80().837 3238 New 2Bll80 3 o 4 bedroo m $39 995 Free de l ve y 1 800 691 6777 Beau t lul Two Story Cooma! 414 Th rd Avenue Ga I pol s 3 Bed rooms 2 1/2 Baths LA & FA Formal Om ng Room Oak Tr m F rep lace Much Mo re Ho me El g ble For Tax Aba temen t $ 179 500 304 273 New Repos Never Ltved In Only 2 lef t Free Del 'Very & Set up Call F nan ce Lme For Free Ap p oval 1 600 948 5678 ONLY$499 DOWN ON SELECT1VE S NGLE WIOES F ee Del very & S&tllp OAKWOOD HOMES NITRO 304 755 5885 $999DOWN on a I mull sect on s L m led T me Only Owner mov•ng Make 2 payments move n a ss ume loan no pay ° ment 1 II February 1998 1 304 722 7148 or 304 722 7140 MUST SELL. I 4x80 3 Bed rooms 2 Balh s Owner Fmanc ng Ava 1 SINGLE PARENT PROGRAM able 304 736 7295 Spe c1al I naoc ng ava labte 304 736 7295 1974 Buddy 3br wll ot 304 882 3970 ul hies 304 675 Cou ntry Home 3 Bedroo ms 2 Ba t hs On 65 Acres Garage & Ba n In c ud ed $650/Mo Pl us monlh $100 deposl1 740 992 7806 Three bedroom apart me nt Th1rd Stree t Racme $300 month pus utll•t es and depos ll al sq one bedroom apa rtm en t 7 40 24 7 SINGLE PARENT PROGRAM For Ren1 With Op11on To Buy 3 Bedroo m Ranch 1 1/2 Bath s Larg e Fam ly Room With G as F replace Complete Satellte Sys tern $600 128 Deerfie ld Road Gal1pol s 740 446-4459 Newly decorated 3br w/full base ment re feren ces & depo sit no pe1S 304 675 51 62 A o Grande Area 3 Bedro om Balh & 112 $490/Mo Deposit Ae qul red WID Hook Up 1 888 B40 0521 420 Mobile Homes for Rent 12x60 Mobrle Home 2 Bedroo m Part ally l=urn• shed (740 ) 367 0544 Tra lers 1 2 ~e60 two bed room $3 00 re nt $ 100 dep os •t 14x50 four bedroom $300 rent $100 de pos1t as k lor Tom 740 992 4049 2 & 3 b edroo m mobtle home s $260 $300 sewer wate and tras h ncluded 740 992 2 167 2 Bedroom Tra•ler tn Small Traile r Pa rk References & Oepos tt Ae QUired 614 446 1104 Ava I able Febru ary 1st Large 3 Bedro oms Bob McCorm ck Roa d $300/Mo Plus Depos t 740 446 6844 Beautiful Rrver V1ew In Kanauga Foster Mobrle Home Pa rk 740 441 0181 736 7295 The Entertainer Has Arrived! 14x80 :llr 2 balh comes w th 27 TV h1gh fve VCR surround sound speakers $1411Mlown $219/Mo Once tn A Ltlet me Oeallll Only at OakwOOd Homes T9831Commodore tra• er 4X70 three bedroom total etectr c w th central a r unit must move 614 Nitro wv 304 775-5885 WESTWOOD HOME SHOW Used & Repo Sale As L nte As $500/Down And $150 Per Month Oakwo od w/heat pump 16x24 addnron some ap p ranees Inc uded $15 000 304 895 3021 alter Spm Free Delivery 1 800 251 5070 1988 Clayton 14x70 3br 1 bath good cond wlheal pump w II de t V$r locall y $12 5'00 Call K&K We stwood Home Sn ow Used & Aepo Sale As l tile As $500 00 Down And $150/Mo Fee Dellv 304-675 3000 6 5 ery 1 80D-251 5070 1992 Sun sh1ne Tra rl er 2 Bed room 1 Bath And 112 Bath Phone New Double Wide Repo S999 00 Drty work 740 441 1312 Day Dr (740) 446-:!095 Night Down Free Del very And Set Upt 304 736 729o \ F1rewood $40 A Truck Load De trvered Call 740 446 4362 No An swer leave Message GoUClubs 100 Se1S Under $100 300 Wood /Medal Or ver s Und e $100 Club Bwlde Aepa red 740 245 5747 Grubb s P a no tun ng & repa s Problems? Need Tuned? Call the Two Bedroom Ap artment Next To UnWe rs•ty of Rio Grande Campus p1ano Dr 740 446 4525 (740) 245-5858 One bedroom apartmen t n M d dleport 740 992 2178 Ups tat rs 2 Ro oms & Ba th Fur mshed Clean No Pets Relerence & Depo s t Req u r ed 7 40 446 1519 Heavy cloth es all w nter at Sam Somerv lies Army Camou fl age by Sa nd yv lie Pos t 0 11 ce Fr Sun Noon 5pm Insula ted cove r ail s ~35 Unli ned $20 D1ckr e Jackals $30 304 273 5655 JET AERATION MOTORS Aepa red New & Rebi.M1t In Stoc k Call Ron Evans 1 800 537 9528 Furnashed Rooms C u cte Mo te l l owest Rat es In Town Newly Remodeled HBO C 1nem ax Showt me & D sney Wee kly Rates Or Monthly Rates Con structio n Wo ker s Welco me 740 441 5698 74().441 5167 Mobile home s te ava Iabl e b,et ween Athen s and Pomeroy ca ll 740 385 4367 MERCHANDISE 510 Tra•l er For Rent $265/Mo De poSit & References Aequ red In eludes Water & Sewer 614 446 All Purpose Ranch /Rop ng Sad ole $800 740 379-2701 Hay & Grain 640 Hay Roun d ba les bales 30~895 3547 & squ ar e Round Bates 01 Hay Stored In Sa n $ 18 0 0 Per Ba l e M xe d Sq uar e Bal es O f Hay $ 1 75 A Bale 740 245 5506 740 992 7015 An1 que Oak D esk • 740 446 Sq uar e Ba Is 0 1 Hay For Sa le 740 379 2674 Kerosene hea ter 1ke ne w ca ll 740.949 266 1 afler4pm Lift /Recllnm g C har l ke New Square ba les $2 OOea 1 m1 e N on At 2 304 675 3960 l eave message $250 7404411 267 TRANSPORTATION Now TakrnQ Order s For Cu stom See dmg 0 1 Tobacco And Vege tables 740 256 6504 74 0 256 9367 710 Autos for Sale 1969 Mu st ang 6 C ylin der Au1o Excel lent In! $5 000 304 675 3960 1979 Jeep CJ5 New Top $2 300 1990 Camaro Low M1les $4 000 F1 m 740 446 6844 T To ps 1981 Mercedes Ben z compl ete n excelle nt con d t1 on n ee ds transm ss10 n $2 500 740 949 S1ree1 (740)446-7398 446 6300 1 800 291 0098 STORAGE TANKS 3 000 Ga11on Up 1ght Ron Evans Ente rpr ses Jackson Ohio 1800 537 9528 Wa1er l ne Spec a 3 4 200 PSI $21 95 Per 100 1 200 PS I $37 00 Per 100 All 8ras5 Com press on Fittings In Stock GOOD USED APPLIANCES 1 800.499 3499 Wed d1 ng gown & ve 1 w/re em bro i de re d ac.e & pearls abso lute ly go geo us s ze 10 $300 304 675 8040 alter 4pm Uv ng Room SUite Never used 2 We1gh1 Loss LOSE UP TO 30 PC $275 Call 740 886 6373 LBS 30 Days Dr Recommanded Washe r s dr yer s re tr ger ators ra ng es Skaggs Appt ances 76 VIne Street Ca ll 740 44 6 7398 Mov 1ng Sa le Use d Fu rn l ure Store t 30 Bulav I e P ke Galhpo 100% GUARANTEED RESULTS 1 888 294 8079 Apartments for Rent 1 & 2bed room furm shed ap art ments M ason a rea Perfect toJ ret• ees 304 773 5186 1 and 2 bedroom apartments fur n shed and unfurnished secunty de pos it reQ u r ed no pets 7 40 992 2218 1 Bedroo m Apa rtm ent Handr capped Accessible Bidwell Plu s Large Store Room In 8 dwell 740 3118 9770 1 Bedroom U n ts Newes t & Clea nest In The Area Nea Holz er $269/Mo Plus Utllt1 es & Se cunty Depos 1 Req u red No Pets 740 446 :2957 2 bedroom apartment 10 Pomeroy ut rlllles pa1d no pet s 740 992 5858 2bdrm apts total elec tr c ap phances !u rn shed la undry room lac It es close to school n town Appl cat ons ava •lab le at Vrllage Green Ap ts 1149 or ca ll 740 992 CVA muzzle loader $100 54 cal ber new still n box ca l Chat 614 992 6323 530 Antiques Buy or se ll R ve r ne Ant ques 11 24 E Mam Street on At 124 Pome roy Hours M T W 10 00 a m to 6 00pm Sunday100to 6 00 p m 740 992 2526 Russ Moore owner Nee ds Work $500 OBO 740 Merchandise 2 Horse Tra ter W ttl New T res & Brakes $ 1 175 Call Aller 4 PM 614-446-3570 24 Bulb Wo11 Bed S1 ooo 740 446 6982 3 Cus h on co uch makes mt o queen s ze bed 1 occas onal charr $75 for both 304 882 3206 3 Se t 0 1 L)sed Forks $100 00 $ 150 3 For k L ft Ove rhead Guards $40 00 2655 Eac~ (6 14)379 4 Cases of Ensure $20per ca se 304 675 6894 446 4782 BEAU TI FUL APART ME NT S AT BUDGET PACES AT JAC KSON Acres comp u te r 5 1/ 2yrs o ld Wmdows 3 1 13m mon tor Ep so n p r nt e Microso f t Work s several other games & programs ESTATES 52 West wood Drtve hom $260 o $3:!4 Walk to s ~op & mov1es Call 740 4 46 256 8 Equal HOUSing Qpporfunrty Gracious llvmg 1 and 2 bedroo m apa rtments at Village Manor and Riverside Apa rtment s m Mid dle port From $236 $304 Can 740 992 5064 Equal Hou smg Oppor Iunities Lalayette Mall 2 Room Eff clency Apartmen t & Private Bath $200/ Mo Includes All Utili es I Bed room Apartment All Utdlt es In duded $350/Mo 741).446-2477 l eased Upstairs Three Bedroom Two B at h Large Bay Wmd ow Over Look ng T~e Park (740) 886 7174 Modern 1br apt all ut I 11&$ paid except e lec l r c $250/mo + de posl1 304 675 1371 or 304 675 3230 Wood /c oal burn ng nsert exc cond $150 304 895 3669 550 $1200 1985 Ply mouth T mos Char ge r A 1 Cond 1 o o NewT re s New Batte y New W ndsh eld S1 000 OBO 740 256 6731 1986 Dodge 600 n1ce depe nd able car PS PB automatic ainllm cassene $1299 740 949 2045 1986 $400 304 675 1504 Alum num running boa rds com plete 98 " tong Sears act on skt er Weslo Cardto Ghde 304 675 Block br ck sewer ptpes wmd nws lln !els etc ClaudP. Wmte s A o Gran d e OH C a l 74 0 24 5 51 21 Pets fo r Sale A Groom Sh op Pet Gro om ng Fealu r n g Hydro Balh Don Shee ts 373 George s C eek Rd 740 446 023 1 AK C Lhas a Ap so Pupp e s 6 Weeks Shot s Wo rmed Paper Tra<ned $100 740 256 6904 AKC Reg sterad Bostan Terr er 6 Months Old $200 740 44 1 0631 AK C reg stare d female Sh htzu pu ppy shot s & wor med $250 cash no checkS 614 992 2607 Now Open Sundays 1 4 Man Sat 11 6 F sh Tank & PP.t Shop 24 13 Jack so n Ave Po nt Pl eas ant 304 675 20G3 Oa lmat o n Full Bloode d Pupp as Wo med & Shots $50 Ea ch 740 388 8922 570 MUSICal Instrume nts 3884 Baldwm P1ano Jus t Been Tuned Fi ne S hape $1 200 Phone 740 Boo ts By Redw mg Ch pp ew a Rocky Wolver ne So re l Tony La ma Guaranteed Lowest Pn ces 446 3159 Da ys 740 256 1552 Shoe Cafe Ga Ipolls Brand Newt Great G•lt l CO!v deo stor@ge un t 8 ack and cherry Never out ol box $125 Holds up to 940 discs also holds tapes Even ngs FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK 990 Cad1 ll ac DeV lie E~ce ll e n t Cond I on V 8 Fully l oaded And l o1s 0 1 Extras New T res $4 995 740 446 2683 740 446 2205 '40 446 9585 990 Do dge Co lt 4 cyhMer au tomat •c 1 5 eng ne good co nd• t on 304 773 5384 anyt me eave message PS PB PW AC Al T1i1 Wheel AM/ FM St er eo Cassette N ew Fron t T re s Exce llen Sha pe $4 600 740 446-Q795 I": .., flOW DlD \ t'\N-!.f>..(£ TO Dl M. 1\ 01--\E DlbiT NU~ V8 Auto W1h Al1 Opl10ns Ex cell ent Condit on $3 6 50 COok Motors 740 446-0 103 1989 Bronco It XLT Splas h V 6 auto matic loaded a r alum num whee s runs .and looks good hrgh mles $3800 740 247 4292 1989 GMC Sa la r Fu ll C u stom Van $4 300 7 40 446 4222 RIG NATE I Dl cr: 1"111 r 11n Yo~.~·re_ anQ'I..If_! th' qoal · < se Gc on ;.,.. rn<' l u ., < OIAid V1deos . re tor •e _... , 1992 Chevy S lverado 4 ~4 350 5 Speed f)(ce t en t Condition ' $11 800 614-446 3764 1992 Chevy v-a n V 8 automat c 54 000 m les eqwpped w th hy dra u llc wh ee tchaH hit ga rage kept Ike new $11 000 740 669 A755 tna .9"Y ""ll ko c a ~ ; ·~ 1 H!< -t"e 1 ' II t 992 Dodge S hadow Red 2 Doors Au to Arr 68 000 Mi les $3200 740 379 2645 1992 Pon t1ac G rand AM Black AC Cru1 se T1lt look s & Run s Excellen t $3 900 Ask For Amos 740 446 8172 740 256 6251 1992 Red Cullas s Sup eme SL 2 Doo rs NADA $7 250 Our Pr ce $6 2 50 199 1 C J tas s Gala s NAOA $3 825 Our Pr ce $2 450 Cook Motors 740 446-0 103 1994 Chry sler LeBaron Landau 4 Doo rs v 6 All Opuons 35 000 M11e s Pn ced Near Whole sa le 740 256- 924 1995 Fo rd Contour GL wh te ps pb c ulse Ill pw 28 500 m tes a s~ng $8 700 304 773 5869 1995 Saturn SC2 Automat c A r Cruse AM/ FM Ca ssette Trunk Release $12 000 Call Aller 5 PM {Se ro us lnqu r es Only) 740 446 4015 1996 Plym ou th Neon Gree n 4 Door s A ut o A ir 31 ooo M les $7 200 DBO 740 256-6340 740 256 6467 Ca ll Ern e At Ga ll a Aut o Sales Ja ck so n P ke 74 0 446 0724 Bank Finane ng CAR S FOR $100 ' Tucks boats 4 whee e rs motor homes fu rnl ture electron cs compute s etc by FBI lA S DEA Ava1lable your area now Ca ll 1 BOO 5 13 4343 1980 1990Cars For$100 1 Seized And Sold Cred1 Prob ems? We Can Help Ea sy Bank Fm a ncmg For Used Vehicl e s No Turn Downs Call Vcke 740.446-2897 1 800 537 9528 Make $150 Week Take Homo 10 To 20 % D own i 2 Month s & 12 COO M les Wa rranty Ava1table ThiS Is Bank Fmanclng 740 446 8172 Or 740 384 6042 10 Pekoe and Earl Grey Db I s. East Pass ZNT Pass All pass ..--. , - In each year, there are far more good declarer plays than defenses However the latter because they are so rare tend to rece1ve more pubhc1 ty But not always I spotted th1s deal wh1le readmg through tll_e btddmg and play records from the final of last year's Spmgold Knockout Teams How would you expect the play to go m five d1amonds• In the other room South was m five d1amonds undoubled West led h1s sm gleton club East taking dummy s king w1th h1s ace and returmng the two Workmg out what was happemng Grant Baze <South) ruffed With the d1 amond kmg Then he led the spade king If West ducks tas he should) de clarer gets home because the m1ssmg trumps are spht 2 z And when West took the tnck declarer won the spade return drew trumps and cla1med II tncks Vla three spades s1x d1amonds and two clubs At thts table East's two no trump showed a h1gh card heart ra1se After ruffmg the heart ace tn the dummy, declarer called for the club kmg Marcm Lesmewsk1 <Eastl won w1th the ace and swatched to a trump Th1s duped the declarer completely He won With h1s Jack, ruffed a heart m the dummy and d1scarded h1s final heart on the club queen It s a p1ty there wasn't a photographer on hand to snap South's express1on when West ruffed lmmed1ately, Marek Szy manowsk1 <WesU cashed the spade ace to defeat the contract Is 1t surpnsmg that Bate Les mewski Szymanowski and teammates T1pton Golias, Cezary Bahck1 and Adam Zmudztnsk1 won the Spmgold With play hke lhat• c ,_ ....... abode 55 Patty Hearst a kidnappers (abbr.) 56 NYC hours CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos ~Cipher cryptograms are cfHied from quotaiiOI"'I by famous people patt and preaenl Each letter In the cipher l lal'lda for another Toct.y's clvt~ H Bq{JIIIt M cv ' ILVKPKNKCP ,~~:t;~' S©\\g{\~-lt£~s~~ 0 GAM I Rearrange leHers of the four scrombled words be low to form four srmple words ISMCVT 1I I I I 1 BATJ 0 SNOREP My ne1ghbor thinks a cred1t card IS what you use when eve rylhlnQ cant be bought w1th Ie L.....l--l.-.1.......11.-..J.--J ' WOlD - - - - - - E~ao~ br CLAY R POLLAN 1-...:;1.,."1-rl:;..."TI....::'I''"I s:-1. . . 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Ree sta blish Credit Must $700 614 992 5181 THE BORN LOSER 1983 GMC S1erra Classrc- Blaze r 949 2401 Concrete & Plast c Sept•c Tank s 300 Thru 2 ooo Gallons Ron Evans Ente rpr ses Jacks on OH 0006 1979 Dodge 4 WD Pck Up 6 Cy hnder 3 Speed Very Oependab e NewT res $1 800 Days 740-446 4672 Evenngs 740 44 1 1034 1988 Dodge Om n Good Co nd1 uon 740 256 526 1 800-522 2730 X390 I H ydraulic 011 lowest price In town Vent free ga's hea ters pro pane & natural gas on sale now S der'.s Equ pment 304 675 7421 .. r 1ruck $ 3 500 6 4 949 2877 199 1 Chevy Blaze r 4x4 auto V 6 A/C 88 000 m les exc e l ent co nd lion ask ng $7 500 740 Locally Th s Montt1 Trucks 4x4 s Etc Bow Hoyt Pro Hunter Wr nger type wa sher & rinse tub $200 304 576 2972 Cou ntry blue co uch and char w th small flower pnnt real nice o exc co nd 304 1990 Bronco 2 4 WO V 6 XLT Htgh M leage S3 700 Exce llent Cond uon 7 40 379 2409 EX1 S 9368 Ca11 740 992 6636 a1te r 6 pm COs &tapes not nduded Now Tak i ng A pphcat •ons- 35 West 2 Bedroom Townh ouse Apartme nt s $295/Mo 740 446 1994 Ford F 150 4x 4 302 aulo For d Esco rt Exp A1r Crur se T it 5 Speed l ow M le age $1 400 6 14 44 1 1601 Leave Message Bulldang Supplies 8x32 Off ce Tr a le r $5 000 740 371 1 EOH Ca~ 0361 882 2621 1. 4• DbI North 11 Elicit t2 - Nevada 15 Begley and African nation t9 Comf!uler users need Ames 20 Eye ran 21 Fine 23 Henri s father 26 Not polite 28 Acted like an artist 30 Parasites 32 Tehran s country 33 German article 34 Gardener a buy 36 Like some ....--t--+-t-t---i nights ..-+- 1-+--1 39 Some boxing ..., blows 4t Actress ...-+f-f--i Farrow 42 Entertain 43 Actor Fonda 45 Remainder 48 Not th1s Coral b-+-+- +--t-,---+---1 50 52 Cockneys worker By Pbllhp Alder 304 675 1651 59 00 0 miles 1 90210 character 2 Gravel ridge 3 Arizona Indian 4 Tolals 5 Hosiery color 6 Grooves 7 Objecla of worship 8 Underground A defensive gem. CilNGER SNAPS !! $6 500 740-446 8124 199 1 Lum na Euro 4 Doors Black Wood For Sale $35 A Load W II 'bel1 ver 740 388-80 10 .JUDGMENTS !! Truc k au t o a r Ike new high m les $2 200 304 675 6 197 or 1995 GMC 4X4 Truck 3/"' Ton 560 540 Miscellaneous 1989 Ma zda Extended DOWN Openmg lead • A Or Best Offe 740 992 2478 l anai 351 Mod 4 Speed 4 In l1fl 35 In B F Goodr ch T1res Outlaw I R•m s J V C St ereo Syst .;r m Mos t Furn it ure Mo n Tues We d o 4 Only Sporting Goods COOKIES" 400 Tra n 2 Wh ee l Dnve H gti Miles Runs And Drives 0 K Bul Has Nasty Dents In Bed $1 800 \1979 Ford F 150 4x4 Snort Bed RON EVAN S ENTEAPR1SES Jackson Oh a 1 BOO 537 9528 NEXT TIME DON'T 60 MAKIN' ENNY CilNGER SNAP ET THEM 1989 Chevy New Body Style 314 Ton 8 600 G VW 360 Eng1ne 1984 Sunbrrd 4 Doors 4 Cvhnder 1985 Buck Rega l PW PD Cruse Au to PS (740)256 1094 Dye r $95 Washer $95 Electrtc Range $95 Ret rgera 1o r Fros t Free $ 150 Small Up R•ght Freaz e r Fros t Free $ 150 Mayt ag Washer and Dryer Set $300 Kel 11 na to r Relng erator Fros t Free Nr ce $2 50 Hot Po rnt Was her $205 On e Year War anty Ve ry N ce Sk aggs Appl ances 76 V ne I 3• Pass $1 250 740 992 2478 2202 WARM UP Hgh Elf c ency Na1u $900 74().441-1590 1985 Do dge 1/2 Ton Sla nt Auto Long Be d With L•ft Gate Th s Truck Is Eas y On Ga s 70 0 00 M•les FaH Condit on , 94 Ford Ranger Ext ended Cab 4x4 4 engrn e a ntc e clean 6373 Cozy Pe l e t Stove Holds 3 Bags Of Pelle ts Used Fo r 1 Wtn te r AN' ET ALL $2 500 DrOBO 740446 0106 730 Vans & 4-WDs ra! And LP Gas Fu n~ces l e I me Warranty On Heat Exchang er II You Don t Call Us We Both Lose Free Est mate s Add On Heat Pumps Only S ghty H gher Ca I Us To day 1997 Is The Twe nty Seventh Year In The Healing & Coot ng Bus ness • 740 I • 19 85 Chevy 3/4 To n Pt ck Up 3 Whee l Dr ve Frfth Wbeel H t ch 740 446 3872 Mason WV Buy Sell Trade Used & Ant ques Furn lure 304 773 5341 BARNEY .JUGHAlD GOT IN MY COOKlE .JAR 197 8 Chysler LeBa on V 8 Auto Cassette 4 Doo rs New Battery R & S Furniture West Bedlmer Sunvlsor 145 000 M1les New Ttres $3 000 740.388 8056 Pomeroy Thn t Sllop now buymg Lev Jea ns toys chi dren s cloth ng must be n ~ condr t o n Tu esday tl1roug h Fnd ay AulomatiC $575 Ca ll After 4 00 PM614 446-3570 446 9601 Inne r Spring Mattress New Nev er used $285 740 886 6373 1985 Chevro1e1 S 10 4x4 2 8 v 6 5 Spee d Fiberglass Topper 47--aman 49 Allude (to) 51 Steele or Ludlum 53 Sieeplngalckneoa fly 57 Sordid 59 Aclollke a robber 59 Art Deco name 60 College grp Vulnerable North South Dealer East 1978 Ford Very Good Cond•llon 740 388 9645 • 9 4 • K Q8 3 • 8 3 oloAI0832 South • K 10 7 • 10 9 2 tAKJ974 .. 6 1977 Chevy 1 ton 350 4 sp no 1975 Buck Ce ntur y 2 Doors 54 ooo Actua l Miles 350 Engrn e 740 992 3725 5 ou1y bu s h~ o g $350 740 985 4240 0 11 ce Equ p ne nt Desk Cha•r Cabrnets Pa rt t ons Phone Sys te rn s Eel Muc h Mo re Mov rng Must Sale (740) 44 1~543 446 0299 (Eve 1$110 Bunk Bed Se1 Sold Wood w 1h wiD 1993 Dodge Daytona 740 446 Box Spr ng & Matress New Nev e r U sed $ 199 Ca ll 740 886 7795 • East and tandem aKle 9 ton lowboy $2 000 740 446 1104 740.441 0450 1 Entre5 Decorate 9 Shrewd 12 -Arabia 13 Rained 14 Chant 16 Spaghetti 18 Snow vehicle 19 Mined 22 Steep slope 24 I 21h-9radera {abbr.) 25 Aclor Novello 27 Made a mlalake 29 Capital of Korea 31 Llngera 35 Jewloh prayer 37 Walrd 38 Outer 40 Fade 41 Atlas page 44 Like a beaver? 46 Actor Baatty 6 5 A6 5 3 AJ 7 654 I0 2 81 Ford F350 dually 50 ooq mlas $10 500 74 C 50 10 dumR ru st mot or less than 60 000 miles 74()..247 4292 M xed Hay Delano Jackso n Fa m p~ •• Q 720 Trucks for Sale Ear corn lor sale 74()..985 3347 Hay lor sale 304 675 299 1 ALDER o~oKQJ974 89 C hevy heavy duty 1/2 tof'l p1ck up ps pb $1251}1Jo 5 heavy Goo d M1xed Timoth y Orc hard Grass H ay Seco nd Cuttin g 0 1 Orchard Grass 740 245 g;,'!12 ACROSS 01 22 98 304 458 I069 Ava1 ~ ble se ll as un t tor $5000 or sell separately 614 949 2293 or 614 949 7600 evenings 937 2018 PHILLIP tomii!llc 00 am/fm Atlatta mr xe d hay In barn $ 15 $20 a roll Straw rolls for beddmg $ 10 M org an Farm AI 35 304 Sk t Package At om c 170 Sk s Tyrol a B nd ngs Poles Wo men s S ze 8 We nmann Boo ts 7 40 0427 440 WELL MADE Good Co nd 1on Round bales ol hay $ 10 & $ 2 Household Goods Ap pl an ce s A eco nd toned Washers Drye rs Ranges Aetr g rate rs 90 Day Guara nt ee ' Fren c h C 1ty May tag J40 446 L o n g ~ o rn Bu lh de W r ap ped Tree VERY lis OhiO 50% 011 Gill Shop And Spec1a1 F nanc ng Available 304 1977 L ber ly 12/ w de 2br to lal elec t •c app t ances exc cond 741).245-9009 4292 Security 740 256-1;367 7886 Three ac res three bedroom house w1 h two car garage adci t anal 3 car ga rage poo 614 for Sale + NAw double w de repo $999 down Fr ee de l very and selup 2940 320 Mobile Homes es & depoSI1 1 And 2 Bedroo m Apartme n 76 v ne Street Gall pol s Oh o 740 446 7398 Aft er 2 PM 740 367 Ne w doublew •de 1 purc hase d wont I t on my Jot must se ll w111 del ver & set up at no cha ge 304 722 7148 FREEDOM HOMES ot Nitro WV 384 722 7127 One bedroom apa r tment In Mtd dlepo rt all ut lttles pard S270 per Sleeping roo ms wllfl cookmg Al so tra ile r spa ce on 1ve r A: l hook ups Ca ll alter 2 00 p m 304 773 56 5 1 Mason WV NEW BANK REPO S Ony 3 lel1 304 755 7191 ) 304 736 7295 843 5350 410 Houses for Rent 1070 Extra tot OAKWOOD HOME S NITRO 304 755 5885 garage $75 000 304 675 291 7 RENTALS Doubl e w de 10% dow n $ t 96/ mo Free de very & setup 1 800 Free Del very E NOMY Heat ng Anc! Coolmg Up-G rade Your P esent System From $38 00 /Call For Deta Is Mon Fn :J0<\ 882 3718 450 2BA hous e new car pet newly remodeled $300/mo Aeferenc DOUBLE WIDE DISPLAY SALE $999 DOWN SAVE$ 000 3194 9709 OH 1740446 94160rTo l Free 1 800 872 5967 WV01 0212 691 6777 NEED A LOAN? Mor1gago Aulo consollda110n Apply Tho Easy 985 3902 way By Ph one Fru:mdty Loan 740 388-9635 1988 14 x70 WE WANT TO WORK 1 Do You 011 SA 35 /SA 233 5 To 10 Acre Disco unt Mo bil e Home Parts & Acc e sso r es Lowe st In stall ed Prices On lntertherm & Co leman Furna ces Heat Pump s & A r Co nditiOne s Hu gh l nvenlo y Wtth Easy Over The Phone Bank Ftnanc ng Availab le Repla ce ment Pa rt s And Se n.~ • ce C alls Complete Stock Wat er Heaters Skt t ng K t s $299 95 Anchors Wood & F•bergta ss Step s Roof Coatrngs Tubs S nks Plumbmg Supplte s Break ers E ectr cal Supp lies Range Hood & Parts Doors W ndows Etc Ben nett s Mob1te Home HTG & CLG 1391 Salford School Road Galllpolts Call K&K 304 675 3000 8 5 Professional Services Country Bu ldrng Lots Beaulllul Ope n Flat Meadows Sta rt ng At $12 900 $ 1 290 Dow n Next To Wayne Nat onal Al so lan d In Jackson Me gs Athens Sc1ot o Ross P l ~e Counties We Allow Doub lewrd es Modula rs Cabins Most St ckbu It Homes Now accep ng applications for regular rent apts 2br sewer trash &water paid laoodry & playgroulld on s te very clean close to school & stores 6th &George St New Haven WI/ Contact !rom 1Oam 2pm and Collage At Porter {740) 388 1100 1982 Oakwood 14x60 all etectnc 2b r 2 ba th e•c co nd In K&K can stay w/appr oved appl cat on or w II del1ve r locally $10 500 23!t 5 Ne w 1997 14 Wdes Un behev able Pr ce Must Sell Before Jan 3 1st To C lose O ut Phys ca t Year Call Cred t L ne BOO 948 WESTERN SADDLE Upton Used Cars FH 62 3 M1le s Sout h of Leo n WV F n anclng ng WV Sausage Company 907 OLD ASH VILLAGE APARTMENTS Ups tans a nd Dow nsta1 s apart ments Available 91 Ceda r Tra ler $4 500 304 674 4659 aHa 1pm 220 Money to Loan Close To Jack so n Co unty L1n e aoo Do wn w 1h A J ob & G oo d Credltl $35 00 0 In Galllpol s Bus1ness Opportumty INOT1CEI OH10 VALLEY PUBL1SHING CO sago 304 675 1076 1 2 1 3 8365 www co untry tymecom REAL ESTATE NEW CONSTAUCT10N SA 32 GALUA COUNTY ANTHONY LAND CO LTD Employer 992 7363 Off NO SINGLEW1DES This newspaper w 11 not know ngty accept advertisements for real estate wh ch s n v alation at the law Our readers are hereby u'lfo med that all dwet ngs advert sed n thiSnewspa per are ava table on an equal opportun ty bas s The Gallla County Board Of MR/00 It An Equal Opportunl Want ed OTR drrve ex per enced M or F w th clean COL and Haz matt endo rsement Must be able to pass DOT and drug test S ala ry negotiable co nt act 614 1st T1me Buyers E Z F nanc ng 2 o 3 Bedroom arou nd $200 per mo nth Free del very & se t up Call credit I ne 1 800 948 5678 Start Off Fight Own Your Own Land In Soothe n Ohio New O n Mar ket P ke County Beaver 5 + Acres Restncted Ju st land Con i ac t 10% Down Ca ll For F ee Maps January 30 1998 ty NEW YEAR NEW LAND 5678 All real estate advertising n th s newspaper s sub eel to the Federal Fa1r Hous ng Act ot 1966 wh ch makes 11 Uegal to adve rt se any prete ence hmi1at on or d set m nat on based on race color ret g on sex tam hal status o r nat onal or g n or any •ntent on to make any such preference 11m tat on or drscnm1nat on 740 742 2086 evenngs ava 1ab1e 304 755 5566 2 Bedroo m tra ler refere nces & deposll re qu red l eave mes gle 1 BOO 481 6334 35 ac res o f good hunt ng land on Sm th Ad 740 74 2 7405 days 4th St New Have n WV 304 882 1989 Grand Prix P.S PB au s1ereo great car $3299 740 949 2045 Custom Slaughtering & Process 1972 Chevy Pick Up Very Good Cond1llon 740.256-6574 NEA Crossword Puzzle Thrush Fetid Bylaw Attest THEY are DUE There IS no need to worry so muc h about what ma y happen I thmk that worry IS mtere st we pay o n de bls before THEY are DUE $2 795 740 992-6 54 740 I Motorcycles 22 ITHURSDAY 1994 Pola •s 4 whee le r new parts low hou rs on b1ke $2500 call Che1 740 992 6323 JANUARY 221 1995 Honda 300 4 wheeler 2wd I ke new $2 800 304 882 361 3 leave message 1996 Honda CA 80 good cond Call 304 882 3554 760 Auto Parts & Accessoraes BUDGET PRICE TAANSM1S S10NS ~sed IAebu11 A11 Types Access Over 10 000 Tra ns m s SIOnS & G ulches 74()..245 5677 New gas l anks t on truck wheels & rad ators 0 & A Auto 1 R ptey WV 30-1 372 3933 or 1 800 273 9329 ASTI'O·ORAPH SERVICES 810 Home Improvements ' BASEMENT WATERPROOF1NG BERNICE BEDE OSOL Uncond t anal 11eume guarantee Local re ferences furn is he d Es 1abl shed 1975 Ca ll {740) 446 0870 Or 1 800 ;?87 0576 Rogers Waterprool ng Appl anee Par ts And Servrce All Name Brands Over 25 Years Ex pe r ence A ll Work Guara nteed Frenc h C ty May1ag 740 446 7795 C&C Genera l Home Ma in tenence Pa rntmg vtnyl srd ng carpentry doors wrndOWS bat hs mob le home repa1r and more For free est mate call Che t 740 992 840 Electrical and Refrigeration Res1dent1al or commercial wiring naw serv~ee or repairs Master u ce nsed etec ln c a n R ld 9no ur E ec tnca t WV000306 304 675 1788 ~~~:~ tronda and unusual cond1 tiona could hPYO n marked anfluonced ov~r yOIIr work or c~~reer tn tho yoar aheaci..Whal they hav~ 10 offor gould 11o bllth eaclllns nnd profitable AQUAIUUS (J•n %0.Pob 19) y 1111r loildorshlp lnsllncts aB llkoly 10 01)1110 lu (~I troptlodly in any JFOUP hwolv~mant Olhen w1ll loCik auto- m~llcally 10 you tor direction and OIIQQI!1'flgomonl. Oolt jump on hfe by unlt~rslandtnS lhO Influences that wm SOVOI'll you In lho year ahead So!lll fpr your A•tro·Oraph prediC· IIP!It by rnalhnf 52 to ~tro-Graph, c/o !~I• newspaper, ~Q Box 1758, Murray Iilii Station, New York NY 10U6 Bo 1urc to state your zod1ac s1gn PISCES (Feb 20-March 20 ) The best chances for success loday wdl come through your prog rcs>~vc con tacts Avmd mvolvemenls w1th asso elates who arc mm!d m trad1t10n ARIES (March 2 1 Apnl 19) Do not dtscard any unusual mvcnt1 vc concepts that buzz In you r bram today You m1ght be able 10 rcsusc1 tate somethtng others cons1der obso fete TAURUS (Apnl 20 May 20) An assoc1ate s m1t1at1ve m1ght fum1 sh you with the opponumty today lo accomplish somethmg that thus far has been unachie vable Be sw1ft GEMINI (May 21 June 20) Fore bodmg feehngs of msec unty mustn I be allowed to sway your Judgment today Everyone other than yourself knows you can do what needs domg CANCER (June 2 1-July 22) In your career today, you'll have mauers under control while others are uymg to define the problem Your knowl· edge g1ves you a defimte edge LEO (July 23 Aug 22) It could prove quite wo nhwh1le today 10 accept an unusual mv1tat10n You m1g h1 meel someone new who you w11l tmd ex tremely mtere stm g VIRGO (Aug 23 Sept 22) G1ve credence to flashes of msp1rat1on you may get today pe nmnmg to changes What you perce1ve could be of value 10 you matenally LIBRA (Sept 23 Oct 23) You w1ll func11on best today 1f both yo ur plans and your mmd set arc fl ex1ble Unusual develo pmenls m1ght seek a spol on your age nda SCORPIO (Oc t 24 Nov 22) If you re alen today there 1s a good chance you could generate gams for yourse lf m an area that has been 1gnored by your contemporan es SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 Dec 2 1) Bemg a good listener today w1il enable you to analyze mformauon that comes your way m a manner that wlll prove personally advantageous CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan 19) Your chances for personal acqu1S11lon contmue to look 1mpress1ve but th1s could be due mo re to the e ffo ns of others than from what you do on your own ,, �; ·'~ . ·'.• 1- · ' . .• .• .' Page 12 • The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Thursday, Janua,Y 22, . I . • Meigs, Eastern girls post win~ in local action o-.rt · x xx Super .. GREEN ' Pick 3: 7-1-1 Pick 4: 5-1-9-1 ACKEDS. AY Ohio Lottery Buc~eye Sports on Page 4 14-17-19-21-36 \ • vs ENVER BHt;tNCOS Yo.. Ca.. Be A Wi....er Too r. .;. . WIN CA$' HI . · On January 25, ~~per ·e~wl· ~II w~!l. be;played. The . 1998 SUPER BOWL , outcome of the game Will be det•.rfl11n'd on ~he, fleld,·but · , SWEEPSTAKES ENTRY YOU ·may have som'ethlng:at sttke, .toofdusUIII ouhhe entry I predict the winning t.e am & flnaiiCOI'e . blank, clip lt.out, and bring II) orman to the.Dally Sentinel, 111 Court 'St, PomerO'y, by noon, F.rlday, January 23'rd for a chance to win $501 All you have to do Is predict the correct -~---m final score of Sup.er Bowl XXXII and the $5o Is all yours . businesses are not Name ___......______ ENTER AS M~N'f. TIMES AS YOU WANT! (Np photo copies) eligible. Enter as Address --:---fi____:___ Pr~(jlct the Winning Team & Final Score! often as you like. No l purchase necessary. Ph. No. _ __.:..,- - -._ __ The Sentinel will t(ike all correc~ entries and select the {No photo copies) , '·. winner.by r~ndom. (jrawlng. Prlz:e awarded by The Dally L---------------------t---------~ Sentinel,.NO PURCHASE NECESSARY , . . . Vol. 48, NO, 196 - Going on Now. •.\ is exempt due to a disability, or the student's principal and teacher agree the student ts academ ically prepared to be prom01ed Th · . . . .. · cbefoun hgrade rehad mg pro ftctehncy test wt ll he admmt<tcrcd three times a year gmnmg m t e 200 1-02 sc oo1year School dislriels 'II a\ o h 1 ff · h d fails to pass .at leas twt,hreeso l· tahvecft.oveofocurrsl·humormc,·xr tshc ooo IOan~ stu ~n t who abilily bill , will affecllhe Meigs Local School Districl in years to come. . .. s .,ra e pro.tetency tests. Meigs Local Superintendenl Bill Buckley updalcd members of1he Meigs Buckley satd only ht gh school s1udents are now offered summer sc hool Local Board of Educalion. meeting in reguiar session Thursday night, on SB and that elementary summer school wtllli kely be an unfunded mandate, not· 155 and how il relates to the dislrict. mg that the accountabd tly portions olthe educatiOnal reform package were The bill establishes school dislricl performance slandards - a report card app,rovcd a\1hough the funding ponion did nol pass. for schools - and places di stricls into one of four categories: effecti ve, con. There wtll be no men110n ol fundthg dunng the entire presentation." he tinu ous improvement, academic watch, and academ ic emergency. satd . . . . . Buckley said ·Meigs Local is in the "academic walch" category, based on FuiUre htgh school sl udents wi ll have to have more cred n for graduatiOn. h · · · 1 d' dd ' · 1 .· h · ·h · . . . 1996 dala. and ts required to iniplemcnl a I ree-year conunuous tmprove- me. ut t~gh a Ili On~ courses m. mal em atlls, EngBits k. sctcnce and enhcr bustmcnt plan. holdin g at least one public hearing on the plan before it is ness ec no1ogy, .me arts or 1orc1gn 1anguage, uc 1ey smd. To Implement approved. . lhc addttional. requtred courses. at leasl three new teachers may have to be . . . . . Other portions of the bill affeci reading, standards for elcmenlary school h1rcd at the htgh school: he satd . sludenls and auack "social" prommions, In addtlton. the emlmg nmlh grade proftctcncy tcs~ wtll he dtscarded tn EITeclive July I, 2001, districts cannot promote to the fiflh grade any fourth . favor of a IOth grade profictcncy lest, he satd. grader who fails the fourlh grade reading profi~ iency tcsl, unless the student Other portiOns of lhc law address lruancy, zero-tolerance behavior poli · participating . businesses. Stop in for the Best Deals for Arm Chair Quarterbacks. Fisher Funeral Home FURNITURE PLUS 1-800-200-4005 1-740-667-7388 INGELS CARPET 169 N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, Oh 992-7028 . Bruce Fisher-Director James R. Acree Jr., Director Middleport CHESTER 992-5141 985·3307 992-2156 • • gtvang a dozen fresh cut roses away... Stop in and register. We carry all of the latest designs and arrangements. Call Today 106 N. 2nd Middleport 992-2635 , Dealer Wheel Horse . See our full line of Heaters and Stoves. Ask for Bill, . George, Dave, or Herb. . TRACTORS and RIDING MOWERS '· Open Monday Saturday lOam~ .lOpm ® '" . !> CHESTER,OHO 985-3308 Chester, Ohlp 3) · Save the Doves movement needs more signatures vote for governor. · The signatures nrc to h!.! gathered from 44 or KH counties rcprcscntin1! til least 1.5 percent of the IYY4 vole for governor in each of those e<luntic~. Taft sa id the distribulion requirement was met in 47 co unties. If t~c initiutivc pctitinn contains a ~uflicic nt numhcr l)f valid signatures. the lcgtslature c"n enact the proposed l"w. reject the proposed law. or take no action . If the legislature rejects I~ proposed luw, or takes no action within four monlhs of Ihe dale the secrcwry of stale's oflicc certifies th e issue to Ihe l c ~ · tslalurc. pelllloners have YO days In galher another IIXUY'1 sien:tturcs to force lhe issue to appear nn the next general c\cclion hallot . • . · . ".1don't sec the legis latu re doing anyt hing ahoutthis." Laymon saiJ . prcdtclmg the movement wi ll have Intake the issue to the voters . Meanwhile, hunting advocates have pledged to raise $2.5 million to hat · RECOVERING - Morgan, the black dog, romped along with tic the issue should i( go to I~ b"llot. Ohio hunters last year raised over his owner, Ron Wood, and another dog and cat. Morgan Is recov$700.000 wit h Galli a and Meigs counties raising $4,955 and S2, IX5. rcspccering lrom gunshot wounds to the lace, believed to have been live\y. inflicted by a hunter last month. Laymon said the validity rate for the initial signatures - ahout 75 pcr~.:c nt - was very good cons1dcnng many s1gnaturcs w~rc collected more than apply for Ahimsa funds 10 agree 10 rehabililatc cruelty-related cases. two years ago. has also assisted a cal which adopt the pet." "We started in 'Y5 hccausc we were thinking about the 'Y7 hall ot, but we required a leg ~mputali on lhrough The Meigs Humane Socicly. lhat was just impossible ," Laymon said, adding that support has realized which uses the funds specifically to (Continued on Page 3) grown stlicc then and there should he plenty of mcul alor.< for the ncxl signature drive . · Roh Sexton. d~rccto1 of slalc services for the Columbus-based Wildl ife Legi slative Fund of America, said he believed the activists had a good shot at gelling enough signaiUrcs by Jan . 31. "We will continue to prepare for lhe possibility of a ballol issue," he said. December to 37 years to life in the state with their tltrec other chi lMourning dove hunti ng was lirst hanncd in Ohio in 1917, allowed in 1975 prison . Prosecutors ~ aid instead of dren in mid -August. They were ge tting medical help for the girl. Mrs . "rrestcd in Muskogee. Okla .. on and 1976, and then out lawed again unti l 19'15. Volgarcs helped her husband to bury Sept. 20, nearly two weeks after the . Ohio has one of the highest dove popu lations in the nation, with as many g i rl'~ hody wa:-. found . as 5 million birds inhabiling or moving through the slate each year, accordher body outside their home . Relatives had noticed a strange ing to the Ohio Division of Wildlife. An estimated 42.000 people hunted doves Vulgares. 42. told police thai he pushed Sc \c:ma hut said her resulttng smell coming from the Vol g arc sc ~ · m Oh10 lasl year. hack yarJ hcforc her remains were The mourning dove is the most abundtmt.gamc hin..l in North Amcric<J , death was an accident. according to the D1vision of Wildlife, with hunting regulated by the MigraAut horities said the couple llcd unearthed on Sept. 7. tory Bird Treaty Act and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. IRONTON (AP) - An Ironlon woman plans to appeal her conviclion in the dcalh of her 7-year-o\d daugh· ler. whose body was found buried in a garbage can in lhcir back yard. Mona Volgares , 28. was scnlenGed in December 10 25 years in prison for · involunlary manslaughter and lesser Supply 399 W. Main 992-2164 Pomeroy, Ohio The Store With "All Kinds of Stuff" for Pets, Stables, Large & Small Animals, Lawns & Gardens Ol:io Court of Appeals on Jan . 12. announcing her inlenl to ap~al . Briefs supporti ng an appeal could he filed within a few monlhs. It cou ld he several more months before the coun hears the case and issues a dcci ston . . Her husband. Jack Volgares. was convicted of killing his stepdaughter. were filed with the Fourth Seleana Gamble, and sentenced in Whitewater prosecutors turning attention to Jordan role in alleged coverup of affair !(;ow's ) ~family :JLtaurailt JUST DO IT. .' 228 WEST MAIN POMEROY 992-5432 Ridenour Supply oh· From AP, Staff Reports Animal rights. activiSis in Ohio say lhey will easily c.111ccl enough sig- · natures by Jan. 31 to force state legislators to consider repealing lhc state's mourning dove hunting season. The Save The Doves movement turned in 116,421 Signatures statewide 10 eleCiions offic ials, but only 86.859 were valid, according to Secrclary of Slate Bob Tal\. The aclivists have unlil Jan. 31 to produce an addilional \3,534 valid signatures. Rilchic Laymon of Ohio LAW Coalition. an animal rights group . said Wednesday supporters of the movcmcnl have 7,000 to 8,000 signatures and will ~asil y collect enough to he ccn"in of having the needed number of valid · signatures from regislcred vo1ers. To require Ihe secretary of slate's oflice to refer lhc proposed statute to the legisla ture for review, the commiucc must submit petitions con taining 100.393 signaiUrcs of valid electors, representing lhrec percent of the llJ\!4 SALES • SERVICE~ PARTS BAUM LUMBER cies and "no pass. no plav" rules for students panicipatino in interscholas· 1ar acuvntcs .. / - mam · 1y sports.· · 11·c c·tra · • cumcu · • Buckley said the district already has rules in place that comply with those · · · · 0f 1h b'll 1 · Other detatls about the btl\ have not been worked out poruons c including all·day kindcrgancn, alternative schools and comm unily schools. In other busmcss the board : · , Adootcd the . D f dC . p 1 0 p bl'. E plan for participatio~ by ucli~ibl~n~i~~j~scmepl~;~es. ompcnsauon rogram • Awarded a bus body bid to Edwm H D· · & s I ~ $!7 100 ~ bus chassis bid 1o Stowe Truck & Equip~le~~~~o. fo~n$4n~22';;' ; an • Hired Canic Morris as a lwo:hour secretary at Ihe bus garag~ at an hourly rate of $9.Q8. • Hired Roy Johnson • Wanda J · Ray and Amt· J. Holden assu . hsttlut . · ~ teac hers for the remainder of lhe school year, 10 he used on an as-needed basis effeclive immediately. • Hired Chad Burton as assistant baseball coach at Mci s Hi •h School for lhe 1997.98 school year. g. g • Approved the attendance of John Davidson al lhe Ohio VICA Rcgional Officers Leadership Training in Washington D.C. on Jan. 18-24 and · {Continued on Page .Mona Volgares files appeal to conviction R&G Feed & 11 Gruescr gave the dog lillie hope for long-term survival, and referred Wood to Dr. Allan Bosler in Gallipolis, a small animal soccialisl who perfonncd lwo more surgical procedures in an attempt to repair . the damage 10 Morgan's face. At least one more surgical procedure lies ahead, and stilches are replaced on a regular basis. Wood is graleful to all three vels for their help and lheir understanding. Along wilh the misery lhat Morgan has suffered in 1he las I month, and lhe menial anguish experienced Jly his owner, veteri· nary bills of ~~era! hundred dol· Iars were quickly racked up in an attempl to save Morgan's Iife. The Pomeroy . vet cl inic has insisted to Wood lhat money is nol - on is~ue . for which Wood, a bus driver in lhc Meigs Local School Dislrict. is gralcful. Further financial assistan ce has come from the Meigs County Humane Society's Rescue Project. Tim! program is funded through the Ahimsa Foundation. a Bostonbased organinlion whi ch provides grant money lo animal welfare groups to assis1 injured animals. Alden Waitt. president pf the Humane Sociely. says funds tolaling $2.500 were given 10 the local group 10 help injured and sick animals. wi tlt lhe only slipulal ion being that the applicant agree to adopt the animal · once medical assislance is provided. "Titere aren't enough homes for animals in Meigs County." Waiu explained. "so we ask lhose who i 985·3301 OR 985-3330 . STIHL.. 992~2929 Meigs County's only Authorized Purina Chow Dealer 992-2644 Pomeroy, OH Local ho'?_ling. parked ••l--:~~~ltii!~j;~lh1·~~.~~~ ·sun,Out-ofacross lhe road from Wood's home just before Morgan was found. · Because ofpowder burns found on Morgan's longue, Wood and lhc veterinarians who auendcd Morgan believe that lhc shols were \ired at close range and inlenti onally. Wood was working on his fann when he received a telephone cu ll from hi s neighbor; who found Morgan bleeding on hi s deck. Wood said that the left side of Morgan's face. from the tip of his nose to the top of his throat. was hanging loose from the impact of lhe wound . Wood iinmcdiatel y ru shed Morgan to the Meigs Veterinary Clinic in Pomeroy. where emergency surgery to repair Morgan 's fraciUrcd jaw. 10 rcconslrucl his si nus system and to stilch up the wound which had disligurcd the dog. Ahhough lhcy saved his life. Dr. David Krawscyzn and Dr. Kelly R&G For. 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I t rc~ By JIIM FREEMAN Sent nel News· Staff h. h h 1 d h A three-year Improvement plan, more tg sc oo courses an leac ers 10 teach them, and higher reading slandards for elementary school siUdents - lhose are some oflhe ways Senate Bill55. 1he so-called academic a(Counl - the ·~· MJity plillta~ A Gannett Co. Newspaper Meigs Local weighs impact of accQuntability bill • Beer • Wine • Ohio Lottery . ·~ 1 Sec11on, 10 Pages, 35 cents Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, January 23, 1998 01196, Ohio Valley Publlahlng Company · EN fER and WIN! Action Lane Showcase Sale! ' en tine Clip out the r------------------------------Ail Entries Must Be entry form Submitted Before 12:00 p.m. NoQn on below and drop January 23, 1998. Employees of this Team _ _ _ _ _ _ __:__ newspaper and the ·off at one of . _______ _ participating , 5: Cloudy tonight, chance of drizzle until midnight. Lows near 30. Saturday, cloudy, chance ol snow showers. Highs in the 30s. .' N. 2ND AVE.· MIDDlEf'.ORT street department worked on cleaning the Pomeroy Riverfront Amphitheater Thursday afternoon now that the water has gone down. ' . 992·5627 . ' ' ,WASHINGTON (AP) - With fonner While House intern Monica Lewinsky spared questioning for now. Whilewatcr prosecutors looking into whelher President Clinton had an affair and lricd 10 cover it up .•rc subpoenaing a longlime Clinl·>n confidanl and an Oval Oflicc sccrclary. Whilewalcr prosecutors nave lape recordings suggesting that Ms. Lewinsky, concerned she was about . to be queslioncd in the Paula Jones sexual harassment case againsl 1he president, talked to Clinton in December and was hooked up wilh Vernon Jordan to find a lawyer and a new job, lawyers famili ar with lhe tapes ~aid. Jordan said Thursday only lhat Ms. Lewinsky was referred by Clinlon's personal secrelary. Betty Currie. and made no mention of whether lhe president or olher White House offi cials were involved. Jordan and Currie were both subpoenaed in lhe Whitewater probe. A Clinton admini strati on ofli'cial :-.aid " we arc not J coying thnt the White How.c had a role in cn ~:ourag ­ ing Jordan to do what he dtd ." hut the offi cial declined to say wh o provid ed the impctu,, whether it was Clin · ton. hi s personal scnrlary or nthcr rrcstdcntial aide, . Jordan gave Clinton a hoost on Thursday. tcllmg reporters that Ms . Lewinskv. 24. told htm "she didn ' t have a sexual relationship with the president." But Jordan gave ~ o explanation of why such a lopic would have come up in the first place between him and Ms. Lewinsky. Vice President AI Gore told a group of newspaper columnists m his office thai he believed the prcsidcnl's denials and that Clinton would "cooperale fully" with the Whitewater iridependenl counsel , Kenneth Starr, The WashingiOn Pos l reponed in today's editions. The seriousness of the potenlial charges against ~\inion - such as encouraging perjury ,- reverberated among congre ssional leaders. " The all egations arc ce rt ainl y very serious." Repuhii(an Senate Majority Leader Trent Lon sa id in Jack >on, Miss. " If they shou ld prove to be truc1 that 's going to cause some problems legally." In Columbia. SC.. Hnu.\C Speaker Newt Gingri ch, R-G{ . said, " I have no comment on what \ happening, bull think every citi t.cn ought to slow down , relax and wall for the facts to dcvclllp ." Lewinsky rece ived an tnde f'initc reprieve in having to dec ide whether to st and hy her earli er asse rtion in an affidavilto Jones's allorneys that she did nol have an affair with Clinton. lake the Fiflh Amendment or change her slory. U.S. District Jud "c Susan Webher Wright in Little R~1ck . 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