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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. Total Friendly Service. Your Beat the Cold ·Weather 742-2211 lllaeK 'I'( )I~() X • tS BY, BRIAN J. REED Sentinel News Staff "Shoaling my dog is like shoaling a member of my family." Ron Wood of the Snowville area is reeling after Morgan, hi s beloved dog. was shot on Dec. 26 at close range wilh a muzzle loader. Wood now ., anls lo shate his and Morgan's story wilh olhcr pel owners. and with lhe hunling communily. Wood says he has a good idea of who shot his dog, which is from extensive facial 221 Mill St. Middleport 555'Park St. ,., Middleport, Ohio 992-6611 ~al(et:r r~o,.,:rt The Daily Sentinel 1tad1e RUTLAND BOTTLE GAS ' 3···.···· .. . : \ TV & APPLIANCE GAS SERV.ICE Ingels Furnitur•, Jewelry and 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio VALLEY LUMBER RIDENOUR'S i Cruelty to dog shocks owner· Tony's Carry Out •:1 ' RAWLINGS-COATS QUALITY Ingels Carpet Specializing in Mill Direct Mohawk Carpet "Best Prices" in town! 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 . Ark .. postponed a depositi on that had been sc heduled loday for Ms. Lewinsky to be qucslioncd under oatlr by Jones' lawye rs. �f ' Friday, January 23, 1998 ' CoinmefJfary Thf{Daily Sentinel 'Lsttz!J(isfurf i111948 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 814-992-2156 • Fax 992-2157 .2, A Gannett Co. Newspaper ROBERT L WINGElT Publisher CHARLENE HOEFUCH General Manager P'l- -from- MARGARET LEHEW Controller broMI- ot ,.,.,._ Shon lottoro (31111- or~ " - liN l»at <ltanco of b11nf1 publllhld. Typodllt· ~ S.ntlntl - - lejtwl to IN on 1 ,,.. 0<0 -~~~....,I»- Elch lhoUid- I~'-. IIHI dliyt/ml JJ/IOM . . - . $peclf11- lf~'t I,.,.,.,_ 0> I ptawloul lllft:M or r.tlfr. IIIII to: ...,.,. ID IN~ ~ SontiMI, 111 Coutt St, -"'Y• Ohio 45761: or. FAX to •14-M~t67. What they are saying elsewhere around Ohio By The Associated Press ReLent Oh10 cdllnnals ol statewtde and nauonal mterest The Ct ncmnatt Enqutrcr, Jan . 19 In l.tte 1996. mcdta mogul Ted Turner chall enged hts fellow btlhonatrcs "' ' tcp up thctr chantahlc gtvtng - and chal len ged the mcdta to keep track nl the nallon·:-i top g1vc r~ Fortune tthtgaztnc took Turner up on hts offer, publtshtng Its 25 Most Generous Amc11can' ltst early last year (Turner IS vtce chatrman of Ttme W.n ncr whtch owns Fortune ) Then last September. Turner really put hts money where hts mouth was, maktng a $1 btl lion gtft to the Umted Nattons Now. n looks like hts e~ample ts havmg an effect In the second annual Fortune survey. the Top 25 gave $3 3 btllton - more than double the prevt· ous year. thanks largely to Turner's gtft. But others stepped up their gtving, too In fact. Fortune expanded the hst to 40 Amencans who each gave $12 mtlllon or more m 1997 Of course, these gtfts to soctal, cultural and sctenulte tnsututtons weren't JUSt acts of goodness The super·gtvcrs ccrtatnly had tax and publtc tmage conSiderations Sttll. 11 's good to see greater attention on gtvmg - whtch encourages wealthy Amencans to share the nches our economtc system has helped them acqutre c , The (Toledo) Blade, Jan. 16 As the debate about clonmg heats up, tt's ttmely to recommend that any clones who expect to get behmd the ,wheel of a car should be gtven at least four arms It takes that many to dnve, open a pop can, and talk on a cellular telephone at the same ttme. Time was when dnvmg a car was stmply an . :ans of gettmg from pomt A to pomt B Today, wtth cars transformed t•'to movmg offices, dnvmg seems almost tncidental. The head of the Nattonal Htghway Traffic Saocty AdmtntstrattOn satd that a new set of hazardous d1stracttons are comtng toto bemg as autos become extenstons of the home and office Dnvcr tnattenttOn ts the cause of half of all acctdcnts As dnvers mcreasmgly pay less attcntton to the road and more to bu st.ncss machmes, that figure surely wtll nsc. The government has called lor research, not rcstncttons. on the use of such electromc and busmess equtpmcnt tn vehtclcs And probably more mformatton " needed tf rcs tncttons- should they become necessary - arc appropnatc and enforceable. Barry's World "'--~r' q..;...-~ Cl1998 t>y NEA, Inc. Kings of the mountain Letter to the editor Community support appreciated Dear Ed nor. We wolt ld like to tllank all ol the wonderlul people who came out to the Spaghett i Dtn ncr Bcnclit fot the Estcp/Coat' lanuly Your lov mg support through attendance and lin.mct.t l donations was most apprectatcd In today\ busy soctety. we otten forget to stop and show our concern to our fellow netghbors It w,1s truly rcfreshmg to see so many canng tndtvtd· uals who took ttmc to ' uppott thts worthwhile <a usc May God bless you for your endeavor Pastor Rob Barber ~ South Bethel Church Today in history By The Associated Press today ts Fnday. Jan 23. the 23rd day.of 1998 There arc 342 days left tn the year "' Today's Htghhght tn HIStory Tluny years ago. on Jan 23. 1968, North Korea setzcd the US. Navy sht p Pueblo. chargmg n had tntruded mto the communtst nalton's terntonal waters on a spy 111 g mt sst on. The crew was released II months later Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinel • Page 3 ' OHIO Weather Page2 Friday, January 23, 1998 ' ,- ., .JJ QlleStlOnable, h~ committed enough offenses ~ : agatnsl decency and the ctttzens of Mex"' '' • including his un10n own charges to have put him tn the pokey for the : ' rest ofhts ltfe tf an Amencan·style judtctal system were operatmg m Mextco Our assoctate Dale Van Ana mvesttgated htm for several months 10 Mextco before La Quma was arrested. He even confronted htm wtth the accusations at hts home m the Gulf town of Ctudad Madero, and was tossed out on hts ear for hiS trouble We learned that corruptton was the name of the game when La Quma ran the umon trom 1962 to 1989 La Quma recruited followers wtth moncy-makmg opportunittes. mscncd hts loyalists tn key and lucrattve umon postttons mgrattated htmself wtth lavors and contnhutions to phant pohttctans. and la>h· toned a remarkable mtclllgence net· work throughout the otl sector. In the words ol nne rcttrcd leader. "not a leaf fell wnhout hts knowmg about tt. .. Nor was he averse to strongarm tactics. His thugs have filled union the devil." The temptation became halls to make cenam that electwns, trreStsttble beginning in the 1970s, conducted by an open show of hands when the discovery of Mideast·stze wtthout secret ballots, turned out to deposits tn Me~tco and nsmg oil sutt thetr leader. Opponents quickly prices converted the country from a became the targets of threats, ph) st· ragged stepstster mto a dazzlmg cal abuse and transfers to remote Cmderella of the International oil outposts wtthin Mextco's otl emptre. market. The use of blackmatl was c.:~m· None of th1s escaped the avan· man, accordmg to one umon offictal c1ous attention of La Qutna and hiS tn the late 1960s who tned to defy bunch. Thetr collective take from La Quma He satd one of the unton the legal percentage-based labor leader's favorue tacttcs was to mstst contracts wtth Pemex reached prodtthat new workers stgn a blank ptece gtous proponwns lnstders conservof paper as a precond1tton for atively estimated that between 1977 obtammg a lifelong posttton at and 1982, a 3 percent fee on every Peme~ , the Mextcan national oil Pcmex contract gomg to the union company. The signature, whtch equalled at least $600 lhtllion could someday adorn a letter of resBy law, the money was supposed tgnatton or a cnmmal confessiOn. to be a "social fund," used to hcnc· guaranteed the worker's fealty to fit unton members. A good portton umon htg shots dtd go to proJects like houstng . Success1ve dtrectors of Pemex sports complexes, schools and learned that deahng wuh the unton scholarshtps. But nobody knew how meant dealing wtth La Quma. They much What people dtd know was shulned off to Ctudad Madero to that umon htgher-ups were nush praiSe him. not-so-secretly stuning wtth cash, wasting millions at gam· hiS and the unton 's pockets wtth mg tables tn Las Vegas and elsehundreds ol mtfhons nl dolla" '" where One tavored lieutenant unaudttcd concessiOnary funds La qutckly amassed a fortune of $200 Quma's reciprocal gesture was mtllion, mcluding a newspaper .. worth every centavo: Not one cnp· even though he could not read. plmg stnke occurred when he was tn Other stones we were told .. and power which have been wntten about elseLa Quma dtd not mvent corrup· tton m the otl industry. A popular where -- suggest that unton btgwigs saymg tn Mextco City goes. "Otl. a often played a brutal role as gtft ol the gods. ts the temptation of enforcers, dtSctplimng and someltmes murdering those who dared brook the umon But none of the dozens of mysterious deaths and dts· appearances we investtgated turned up any trace of La Quma 's dtrect involvement. MIND IFI PRETEND Nevertheless, 1t dtmtntshes all To SMOKE? true prisoners of consctencc when a classy, savvy international organiza· tion like Amnesty takes up the cause of a corrupt umon leader ltke La Quina. FOOTNOTE: La Quina is apparently unmoved by charges of corrup· tion .. as he was when we spoke with htm bneny m 1986 "My oil workers were corrupt, drunken and courageous," he proudly told a New York Times tntervtcwer tn a rare ]atlhouse intcrvtew last November. Jack Anderson and Jan Molll!r are writers for United Feature Syndicate, Inc, MICH. • ,~ ~ . I :. ; I We must speak honestly to each other to solve problems By William A. Rusher The New York Ttmes Magazme for Sunday. Jan. 18. camcs an eloquent and .. lor me . at least .. pmgnant arttclc by A. Leon Higgtn· hotham Jr. Judge Htggmbotham ts one ol Amen ca's most dtsttngUished black JUrtsts. havtng served as Ch1cl Judge of the Umtcd States Court ol Appeal,, and presently as Professor ol Junsprudence at the Kennedy School ol Government at Harvatd Judge Htggtnbutham cues the Umvcrstty ol Tcxa< School of Law. whtch from the 1970s to 1992 "adopted vanous niTtrmattve-actton programs lor mtnonty students who could compete successlully " As a result. " about I0 percent of each entenng dass tended to be Me~tc.m · Amcncan and 5 percent Afncan· Amenean." In 1996. however. l!tc Ftlth Ctrcutt Court of Arpe.lls held that tt was unconstttutwnal lor the law school to " usc race as a I actor m dcctdtng whtch aprltcant< to admtt " Today. out of 46H lit>t-ycar students enrolled there. only four arc Alncan-Amencan Thts. Judge Htggmbotham regards as an unmlltgat· cd tragedy. Now. no senstttve person can read those stattsttcs without dtscom· Jon . and 1 ccrtamly sympathtze w11h the dtstrcss they cause Judge Htg· gmbotham. The qucstton. however. ts what to do about t.hc sttuatton And here 1 have to ' ay that, over the years, the ctvtl r<ghts lobby has been less than candtd wtth the Amcrtcan people This ts extremely dangerous. hccausc unless we speak honestly to one another we can Rusher never hope to solve such thorny prohlcms as the rdattons between the races Back tn the 1950s. when the modern push tor ctvtl nghts fot Alncan·Amencans began . 11 was understood hy everyone tl1.1t wh~t Amcnca's black ctttzcns wanted was snnply to he treated llkc everyone else. The color ol thett skm was henceforth to he tot.tlly trrclcvant. That was the message ol the great Supreme Court dectstons olthc vartous ctvtl nghts acts .md ol such black leaders as Marlin Lu ther Kmg Jr . who l:unou, Jy dem.mded that blacks henceforth he JUdged. not hy the color ol thctr skm hut hy the 'ontcnt ut thcrr ~:h: ar:u.:tcr Thus put the .~rg um c nt was unanswerahlc To tts eternal credtt . Amenca c.tpttulatcd Today. as ,, matter ot law. no r,u..:c· hdscd distinc· I ton can he used m puhhc contexts to dtsadvantage any Amencan . regardless of hts or her color But that soon turned out not to be can detect It m Harvard prolessor the end of the problem By the tradt· Glenn Loury's heartfelt pleas for a ttonal test of academtc ment, our ktnder approach to the contmumg Htspantc and African-Amcncan dtfficulttcs ol many black Amenmmontles qutckly fell hehtnd whttcs cans. And Judge Htggtnhothatl'l, and A'ians tn qua It fymg for the top whrlc never nmhng ll tu hrs mast, umvcrstttcs and profcsstonal mststs that m the 197M Bakke case schools Begtnntng m the early the Supreme Court · matnt:uned that 1970s, therefore. the term "afftrma- student dtverstty. when properly ttvc act ton." whtch had rrevtously ·dcvtsed. 1S a valid JUslthcatwn lor been used to dcscnbe such uncon· race-based allirmattvc act ton " !Not trovct'St.tl programs as Head Start, quite so. The Bakke c:1Sc permitted rcmcdtal cducatton. and "outreach, :' race to he taken mto account m unrwas qutctly expanded to mclude the vcrslly admissiOns us nne ractor adm1sston ol mmonty students less among many. hut never as the excluquahtied academtcally than the sive dctcnmnant .. whteh "preciSe· whttc and Astao apph<ants whose ly what tt has so often hccomc m places t~cy took. recent years. l Unttl very recently. thts lact was But tf the srokesmcn for Htspanwtdcly and serenely dct\tCd hy the tc·Amencans and Alrican-Amcrt· umvcrsuy admisSions ()thccrs cans truly mtcnd to reverse the ong· mvolvcd Now that the practice has mal phtlosophy of the ctvtl nghts been exposed (as t1 was at the Unt· movement and make sktn color not verstty of Tc~as). they appear to he only not totally trrclcvant hut on the falling hack on the plea that "dtvcr- contrary ahsolutcly deciSIVe, they stty" .. i.e ., havmg a spectlicd mtx· owe tl to the rest ol us to say stl turc of ethntc types m the student ,Then Amcnca can dc"de whether body .. is a goal so dcstrahle that it the much-vaunted "dtvcrstty" thus ought to outwctgh the conventional achtcvcd IS worth tts heavy pnce, constdcnllmns ol m:adctmc mcru m and dctcrmmc exactly what percent· a ccrtam rcrccntagc ol c~t:-iCs. even II age of hctter·qualtlicd college :lppll· better quahficd applicants wtth the cants must pay tt " wrong · skm color (whttc or y~l ­ William A. Rusher is a Distin· low) suffer as,, result guished Fellow of the Claremont But the defenders ot race prcler- Institute for the Study of States.: cnces must tccl very uncomfonahlc manship and Political Philosophy.: about thts pmposttton, because they almost never assert It openly One Binge eating, that vice called gluttony By Georgp. A. Plagenz Bote< Penrose. a U. S, senator from Pennsylvama lrom 1897 to 1920, ate hiS vegetables as hts moth· er had taught htm At a typtcal meal , he would have -lleaptng portt ons nf .Jtma beans. asparagus, cole slaw, stewed corn and mashed potatoes. But you would never have called the senator a vegctanan, because along wtth hts veg· etables, he would dtnc on a dor.cn raw oysters, chtckcn gumbo. turtle stew, two canvasback ducks. a hot mince pte, a quart of coffe e. a bottle of sauterne, a quart of champagne and several <:og nacs All at one sttttng. But hiS favontc entree was a 7pound beefsteak, an-mch-and-a-half thtck, "so rare tt was hardly warm " Penrose's day started wtth a halfgallon of buttermtlk before break· fast, foll owed by a dozen fned eggs, a half-tnch-thtck shce of ham, a dozen hard roll s and a quart of black coffee. The senator dted at lhe relattvely early age of 61. but the average hfe ' ' expectancy at food consumed The Amencan gen- antmal and we cat lhe meat, ll takes the ttme ""s tleman of the tunc ate wtth hhndtng about etght acres 10 produce as much 54 The speed, " shovchng hts vtctuals tn tood as we could get Irom one acre Rabelatstan wnh hts kntfc and alterward clean· tl we ate the food directly tn the , senator beat tng hts teeth wtth hts pncketkntfe " form nl vegetables and grams. " the odds. On the scene now came the Rev A more 1mmcdtatc concern may · While Sylvester Graham . a Preshytertan he mad cow diSease tn England,; Penrose was a clergyman remembered best for gra- whtch resulted tn a han on heel tn ; bigger cater ham crackers. He saw only one hope that country. Mad cow dtscasc ts a; tban most m for manktnd .. "a spare dtct and a humorously named tllness that " ' his day, btnge course nl vcgctublcs " anythtng hut funny, despite the Jokes; eating was the Carson's book tells the story ol hy Lcno and Letterman about tt ; rule tn much the fnnd faddtst s ltke Graham .. The dtscase, transmitted hy ' Plagenz of 19th-century mnstly clergymen and memhers nf tnfccted cows, is I00 percent fatal .: America. evangchcal sects .. who hmught The number of human deaths tn : "Gluttony and the frym g pan whole -gram hreaklast foods and England related to the d1scase is 22.: were ruinmg the Amencan stom · meatless meals mto the Amen.:an "That may seem small," says one • ach." wrote George Carson in his home. researcher, "hut no nne can prcdtct : boo k, " The Cornnakc Crusade " Today, there ts renewed mtcrcst whether It wtll stay small or multtply ; (Aycr. 1976). "Mtdday dtnner con- tn vcgetanantsm, mamly for two to devastatmg levels." : sisted of two meats, gravies, ptckles, reasons The envtronmcntahsts preAecordmg to the Food Safety · vegetables, cheese, bread and butter, dict that unless \Oe dtvcrt a large por- lnstttute, "there ts no way to know topped off by puddmg or pte " tton of the grams now fed to animals whether U.S. food ammals arc at , Dtet reform was plamly called to direct human consumption, we nsk " ; for. "Overcatmg is ktlhng twice as wtll face a senous world food shortGeorge Plagenz is a syndicated I m.any as rum," staled the Boston age by the mtddlc of the next ccntu· writer f~r Newspaper Enterprise : Moral Reformer magazme. ~lataon. 1 ry. ' ·~ I The manner of eating was no It IS pointed out that "when gram more delicate than the quantity of ts passed through the stomach of an Ivan I. Chevalier e .. -.-~ ~- · .· ,. A•cuWeather• forecast for dayttme wndtttons and htgh tcmperaiUres r---------~~~~~~~~~~ Mexico's La Quina belongs in ja.il By Jack Anderson and Jan Moiler It's a cockeyed world when such a htghly respected human nghts orgamzauon as Amnesty Interna· !tonal call s Mextco's tnfarnous "La Quina" a pnsoner of consctence. But that IS what they have done. La Quina was the name by which Joaqutn Hernandez Gahcta, the god· father-hke leader of the petroleum workers' unton , was known m hts heyday At 75, he now sus tn a Me~· tcan Jatl servmg out a 1989 sentence for the murder of a federal agent who was trymg to arrest htm that year Some evtdence has apparently emerged that thts charge may have been trumped up by subordinates of then-Prestdent Carlos Salinas de Gonan. And Amnesty lnternauonal has gone to town wtth the dtscrepan· ctes. demandtng that the agmg Jatl· htrd be tmmcdtatcly released for lack of cvtdcn•c Ftrst. tt must he understood that Mextco has an oltcn-corrupt , strange JUstice system to begm wuh Notort· ous drug lords may only be charged wtth havmg unauthonzrd weapons Evtdcnce ts changed dunng trtal sometimes Legal procccdmgs may not he open Judges make unfath· omablc hut trreversthle decrees, and so on Second. even tf the charge lor whtch La Quma was tmpnsoncd ts -Local News in Brief:- Satunlay, Jan. 24 PA tND 34° • • •I Columbus j34• I ' Ice Sunny Pt C/oody Cloudy ·Cooler conditions slated ' :to bring snow showers By The Associated Press Much of northwest Ohto got up to 2 mches of snow overmght. but the . rest of the state, wtth temperatures generally above freezmg, saw JUst m ~re ram The prectpttatton tapered off today but "'as to resume on Saturday, the Nattonal Weather Setvtce satd. Colder temperatures were expected tontght Saturday wtll be mostly cloudy wtth a chance ol snow showers Htghs wtll be tn the low to mtd-30s · '• FaU" sktes were predicted for Sunday wtth htghs 35-40. The record-htgh temperature for thiS date at the Columbus weather sta. t10n was 68 degrees tn 1967 whtlc the record low w~s 15 below zcto tn 1936 Sunset tonight wtll be at 5·40 p m. and sunnse Saturday at 7.46 am · Weather fo,..,cast: Tontght. Cloudy A chance of dnzzlc unttl mtdntght Lows ncar 30. North· · west wind around I0 mph Saturday Cloudy and cooler with a chance of snow showers. Htghs tn the upper 30s Chance of !iJIOW 40 percent Saturday ntght Partly cloudy Lows 20 to 25 "Meigs announcements Soup dinner The Pomeroy Umted Methodist •Church wtll hold a Super Bowl soup .party Sunday, noon at the church All welcome. Frecwtll donations accept· ed, all proceeds go to mtsSton work Cruelty to dog Correction The name of Bonmc Denm s, owner of the Court Street Gnll , was mtsspelled tn Wednesday's ISsue of The Datly Sentmel. The name was pro· vtded mcorrectly m a submisston from the Mctgs County Bikers Assoctallon (Continued from Page 1) Omission the new pro~ram McltSsa Nicholson of Pomerov The cruelty toward hts dog has was madvcrtentl>.: on11ttcd Irom act ~~ ~'e'!: "'.lf't~ b}es '"II.for, ' !jhc.J<mg. tZellcgc's.:tfi~quancr Dean's Wolxl, causmg ~tm to apprectate list by the college Students must , hts pet, his vets, and hiS netghbors, have at least a 3 3 grade p!Hnl aver' but he still harbors anger towand a!!C and a mtmmum ol 12 crcd11 hours those responstble t~ be eli gible ''I'm sad because Morgan was ., , InJured," Wood satd, "but I'm also Clinics scheduled t~gry 1 don't understand anyone lmmumzatton dmtcs wtll be held who eould shoot an tnnocenl dog ." .It the Metgs County Health D~pa rt"l'm not agamst hunters or hunt· ment Tuesday, 9- 11 a m and I· 3 p m , m'g," Wood satd, "but I have a real Those .1ttendmc arc IQ t ~ ke tmmu· problem wtth people who hunt lor ntzatton record; and Jl<!llm sston slip' , the ktll, cspectally those who harm 11 brought Ill the departm ent hy , 1nnoccnt pets " someone other than Lhc p,,rcnt An y"I want pet owners to rcah:.r..c one hnvmg quC!'illons may cont,ld that theY need to protect thctr pets Sherry Wtlcox. R N. 992-6626 when huntmg season ts m, and I . wtsh that the Dtvt<ton of Wild hie , would publiciZe these dates to the general puhhc." Am Ele Power ...................... SOY. Wood also takes hts ' hare olthc Akzo ...................................... 90'1. rcsponstbtltty. saymg that he te,tl · AmrTech ...... ,........................8&'• tzcs th.u dogs should he penned or Ashland Oi1 ........................... 53~. ttcd up AT&T ..................................... &&~. "1 really hate to sec a dog tted Bank One .........................,......53 ' Ufl," Wood smd "Morgan loves to Bob Evans ............................ 19Y• Borg-Warner ....: ...................52'1, 1un and play, and 1 want hnn to he Broughton............................. 15~. able to do that on my Iarm " Champion .... ,........................ 16'/, Despite hts traumattc e~pen ­ Charm Shps ............................ 4'!. cncc, Mmg,m ts sttll,l pl.tyful.lov· City Holdlng .......................... ..45 mg dog. JUmpmg to g r c~t Vlstt'nrs Federal Mogul ......................... 46 wtth a lollmg grm .md dta<mg Gannett ............................. ... 58i. Goodyear .............................. 62 ~. altet toys Kman ..................................... 1o'!t "Th,ll's all he w,mtcd to do the Kroger ........, ...........................37/, day he was shot " Wood satd "He Lands End ............................. J7:. JUSI w.mtcd tn play." Limlted ................................. 26'). Oak Hill Fin! ......................... 22'/, OVB ...................................... 35 'The Sentinel One Valley ... ......................... 35'1o Peoples .......................... ...... 39), !USPS 1IJ·9601 Prem Flnl.. .............................23'1. RockweiL ............................ 52'· Puhl1 shcd ~v u y •flcrnoun, ~h1nd,1y thro u~h f ndo1y, Ill Court St l'omuoy, Ohm, by ttu: RD/Shell ................................soi. muu ValleYPubll ~ h:ng Comp~n y/G a nn~u C\l , Sears .................................. ..45). Pomtroy, Ohm 4oli769 Ph 992 -21"i(l St\:ond $honey's .....................,...........3% class postag~ p;ud.;\1 Pomeroy, Ohttl Star Bank .............................54'1• Wendy's ................................ 22'1. Mfm.ber. The AsSll\:talcd Press, itnd the Oh1o Newsp:tptr Assoctallt)n Wonhlngton .......................... 17'/o Stocks Daily ~ POSTMASTER: Se nd :ukhrs~ corrections to 1nc Da1l y Sc ntutd Ill Court St , Pomeroy, ''ohKJ 4571lCJ SUBSCRIPTION RATES B)' Clf'ritr or Molor Roulr One Week .................. ............................... •$2 IMI ,pne Month SH 711 Ooe Year $1H41W> SINGLE COPY PRICE 35 Cents Da1ly .................. . Suhscribers not tlesumg to pay the carrrcr mny remit tn :t4vance d1rect tn The OA1I y Suuntl 'on athrt:~. Sl)( or 12 month bas1s Cred11 w1ll be &•vcn came• each week d Ada Leora Evans, 76, Racmc, dted Thursday, Jan 22, 1998 at her restdenCe · A homemaker, she was born May 8. 192 1 m Bashan, daughter of the late Frank A and Lenora Eynon Smnh The was a member of the Eagle Ridge Communny Church Survtvors tnclude a daughter and son to-law, Marsha and Charles Frecker of Ractne , a son and daughter-tn-law, Marhn and Debbte Evans ofR actne, a son-tn -law, Delbert Lawson of Racme, a Si ster, Mildred ;,Iarsh of Flonda, brothers- to-law and Ststers-tn-law, Harold and Faye Evat•' of Long Bottom, Paul andAvanelle Evans ofRacme. Norman and Kathryu Evans of Portl and , Min me Pullms of Mmeral Cny, Dell a and Btll Coleman vt Rcedsvtlle. Ruth and Charles Long of East Ltvcrpool, Janet and Walter Lunger of East Lt v· erpool. and ft vc grandchtldren and a great-granddaughter She was also preceded m death by her husband. Raymond Evans a daugh· tcr, Eleanor Lawson, a SISler, Luctllc Potts , brothers-m-law, John Marsh. Thomas Potts, Wayne Pullms, Btll Evans and Donald Evans, and a ststctm ~ law V1rgm1a Evans Servtccs will be 2 p m Sunday tn the Ewtng Funeral Home. Pomeroy, wtth the Rev Robert Sanders oftt ctatmg Bunal wtll be m the Sutton Cc mc· tcry Fncnd' may call at the I uncral home drom 2-4 and 6-9 p m Saturday Richard M. Friend Rtchard M Fnend, 66, Pomeroy, dted Thursday, Jan 22. 1998 at ht s restdence He was born May 13, 1932 m Mtllwood W:Va. son ol the late John Fnend and Fanny Sams Fncnd Hall Arcttred head Iockman wuh the US Anny Corps of Engtnee rs at the Gal· lipolis Locks an'd Oam, he served m the US Atr Fot cc dunng the Korean Confltct, and was a mcmher ot the DAV He was a member of the Mtddlepon Church of tile Nazat ~ ne He IS survtved by ht • wtfe, Shu ley Jean Faulk Fnend , a daughter and son· tn-law, Belinda and T•·m Soulsby of Pomeroy, sons and daughtcrs· tn· law, Rtchard 0 and Lmda t' nend of Syracuse. Marvm and Sharon Fnend of Pomeroy, Bn<~n Fnend and Mary Gtbson of Urbana, and Mark Fnend of Pomeroy, a SISt er and brothcr-m· I,Jw, Erma Jean and Rudy Rtfn c of Syracuse, 16 grandchildren, one great-grandson and three step great-grandchi ldren He was preceded tn death by ltt s parents, stepfather, Owe~ Hall . brotllers. Lawrence Fncnd and Herbert Hall , two mfant ststers and a grand son Scrvtccs Will he I r m Saturday In the Pomeroy Chapel of the Ftshcr Funeral Home. wtth the Rev Gregory Cundtfl officiating Bunal wtll be tn the Mctgs Memory Gatdens Fttcnds may call at the ch.tpellt om 2-4 .tnd 79 p m today Kathleen Smith Getter Kathleen E Smtih Getter, 73, Un10n, dted Thursday, J,m 22, 1998 at her restdence · She was born tn Metgs County, the daughter 'of Watd C and Ola L Story Smuh She was a longttmc restdent of LewiSburg, and reured Irom Paul's Manufac tunng after 25 yea s ol dcdtcatcd scrvtce She ts survt ved by her. o s and daughtcrs- m-law, Jerry L and Roberta Getter ol Brookvtllc . hac! C "Mtck" and Suggar Getter ol Lewtshurg. and Jack R and Alben Getter of Lewtsburg, a daughter and son·m-law, ltll L and Mtchael Pentx I Mtam tsburg. brothers and ststers-m-law. Howard and Ruth Smtth Wilham and Jean Smuh James and Conntc Smtth and Homer Smtth. mne grandchtldren and et ght ~reat -g rand c htldrc n . and many n1eccs and nephews She was preceded tn de.uh by her husband , Harry W "Mtkc" Getter, 111 1980 Scrvtcc s wtll be 10 30 a 111 Monday m the Polk Grove Un11cd CIJUrch of Chnst, wtth the Rev Ron Hapn an ofhct atmg. Bun al wtll be m the Htllgrove Cemetery, Mtamtsburg F11end' may call Sunday from 2-5 p m at the Kmdrcd Funeral Home, Englewood Me morral contnhutron:'i may he made to the Dayton Area l lcart Assou all cm Platns. Dav td Hoifee. Camden Clark \1 cmonal Hosp tl al. I0 50 a m. South Second Avenue. Mtddleport. Dorothy Roush HMC. II 57 a rn C.11penter Hill Road, Dex tct. Wtllt .un Musser. 0 Blcness Mcmo11dl H o~p 1t a l , II 15 p m . Holly Lane. Pmnctoy P.tul Etdtmgcr HMC POMEROY . ObituaryAda Leora Evans Ada Leora Evans, 76, ol 4729S Eag le Rtdge Road, Ractnc, dted Thurs· ' day. January 22 199R at her rcstdencc ' A homemaker, she was born May 8, 1921 m Bashan, daughter olthe late Fran k A and Lenora Eynon Smtth The was a member of the Eag le Rtdge Communt ty Church Sut vtvors Include a daughter and son· tn-law Marsha and Charles Frcc kcr of Ractnc, a son .tnd daughlet-tn ·law, M.trl tn and Debbtc Evans ol Racme, a son-tn -law, Delbert Lawson of Rae me, a ' 'stcr. Mildred Marsh of Flon da, brot hers tn-law and ststcrs-m-law, Harold tnd Faye Evans of Long Bottom', Paul and Avandlc Evans of Racmc, Nonn an and Kathryn Evans ol Portl and . Mtnntc Pullins of Mtncral Ctty. Della and i3ill Coleman of Rocdsv tllc. Ruth and Ch.trlc' Long of Easr Ltvcrpool. and Janet ana Walter Lunger ol East Ltverpool, grandchtld rc n. Ttm and Beth Lawson of Racme, Eli zabeth and Scott Anderson of Rae me. Adna and Mana Frcckcr of Ractne, Samuel Ev.1 ns of Rac tnc, and a great-granddaughter. Sarah Anderson ol Racme. She was preceded m death by her parents. Frank and Lenora Smllh . he• husband. R.1ymond Evans a daughtct , Eleanor Lawson. a sister, Luctlle Putt s. hrothcrs-tn-law, John Marsh, Thomas Potts, Wayne Pullins, Btll Evatb .1nd Donnld Evans: and n sJstcHn-law V11g1ma Evans Se rviCes he held Sunday. l.tnuary 25 , 1998 at 2 p m. '"thc'Ewtng Funeral Home, Po metoy. wtth the Rev Robert Sanders ollictatmg But tal wtll lnllow tn the Sutton Ccmetcty Fncnds may call Saturday, January 24 I~Y8 lrnm 2-4 and 6-9 r Ill at the luncral home "'II Meigs Local weighs impact ' (Continued from Page 1) approved an overmght1icld tnp request for the Hamsonvtll c Elementary . , Scltoollifth grade Explorers Club lor May 28-June II . Present were Buckl ey, Treasut er Cmdy Rhoncmus and hoatd met11bers, Joh n Hood, Scott Walton, Rogc t Abbott Randy Humpht cys and Way ne D~tvi s The nest mccttng Will he held Tucsd.ly, Feh 10 .II 7 r Ill Ill the dtstrt ct's central ollicc on the second lloor ol the Pomcn,y Muntctp.tl Butld mg .. (j ,, CHECK THE WANT ADS SPRING VALlEY CINEMA 446•4524 <']" 1/U ' - - - - - - - - -·- --- -- - --- - -1--- ·-. -'~' lu11 t" Uo' •I $)0,850* $11,750* llrand New I!JIIB 41lmr 4Wheel Drive Chevy 81mr Orand New 1998 Chevy S·SerleslS Pickup lira n~ New IYYH Chmolel cavalier • Tilt Stoonng ' Cruoe Control • Cu~om Ctolh lrtteoor • Alummum Wheels • Loaded! • ~' Con<ltioo • LS Package • Rear AnH.odl. Br.tkes • Powo1 Ste<nrg • AIM'M Cassette ' Custom Cloth Intenor • Alum1num Wheels • We! Eqoflll8d' lillll 'l\1·'1:1 • Aor Cunditlln • Automa~c Brakes • Dual A11bags • Exteoo1Appea131'<0 • Delay W[>l" Package • Trunk Ca'!IJ Net • Power Steenrg • Custom C~lh lnten01 • Power Brakes • • Styk!d Whliels • AWIFMCassella • WeDEq•flll8d • 4 Whafj Anb·Lock 1l(l(ll\~~(lll7 ·ll~~~\11 · l~:!il l~ li 0 ., , ., M , FIRS~ 7 Moaday - Saturday 9 8JIL - 8 p.DL •Sunday I PJJL -8 p.m. 255 N. 2nd, Middleport Layaway not Included. Vlu, MC, Discover: American Expreu ,.. 1 Obl!uarlta are paid announcement• arranged by local funeral hom01 . are pubttahed aa requeatad to accommodate thou dealrfng more lnfarmeUon than Ia provided In the accompanying Death Notices. 30% to 50% to 75% off!!! 10·5 Thurs., Fri.,·Sat.- 22, 23; 24th . Oblt~ort .. $21,950* • 4 Wheel 011'18 • 4ll0 Vortec v.a • Aoomatic • Ail Con<ltoo • AMIFM Cassette ~ 0 liio !l{jver 'Bear Co. ON.SALE!! , Jefl Peckham 35. 35809 Tttus Road, Mtddlepon was arrested and J a tl c~ hy Mctg s Coun ty shell II s dcputtcs on .t m. sdcrrtcanor charge of domcstt1 vtolencc loll owtn g an tnu dcnt tn Mmcrsv tllc around 6 p m. Thutsday. 2.8°/o APR Up To 48 ! SALE! "iublnhc:r rc5C:rYCI the: nght to adJ'tl' 1 rates dur· w....... .. . .... : :.ll 9 23 am State Route 7. Tuppet s everything in the store w,.,, ... . . . .. jail Middleport area man lffl\ No subscnp11on by matl permitted 1n areas wherr home c~ rnc r servtce ts ava 1lahlc 1 MAIUUDSCRIPTIONS . l•tde Melp Cou117 13 We<u ... .... .... . .. .. . SZl.lil 'u, SSJ H2 52 .$111!l 5b , R,ltes 01Uklr Mtlp CCNRfJ \'JW.eu ..... .. ... . .$29.2.1 'l6 W.eb . ...... .. .... - ...SIM I! 52 W.eu .... .. .... .... ........ ... ...$1119 72 Three deer-velucle acctdents we re reponed Thursday by the Metgs Cou n· y Shen ffs Department : Raben C Saltsman. Rae me. was eastbound on SR 124 near Rac me aroun4 S 45 p m when he struck one of two deer that ran toto the roadway, caus; mg moderate damage to the car he was dn vtng • Pf1111Clll A Wh ile Rac tne. was eastbound on Eag le Rtdge Road neat Chester around 9 30 p m when she struck a deer causmg hght damage t ~ her 1993 Merc ury D.lVI d Ellwtt, Pomeroy was westbound on SR 124 near Rutland around 9 15 p m when stru ck a deer caustn g moderate damage to hiS ptck up truck! gency Mcdtcal Servtce recorded ctght TUPPERS PLAINS call s lor asststancc Thursday 6 17 p m SR 7. Lamar Lyons S1 CENTRAL DISPATCH Joseph's Hospual 12 55 am North Second Ave nue. MtJdlcport . Juantta Gcrord, Hol7cr Mcd tc.ll Ce nter. 4 51 a m Rocksr• tngs Road. Pomeroy. Rtch.trd Fn,•nd, dead on -·-·- toll tl'e subscr1p110n pcuod Sllbscrtplton rate Deer-vehicle accidents reported EMS units record 8 calls Untts ol the Mctgs County Emer- Allen. Veteran s Memon.tl Hos pt ta l Stock reports are the 10:30 a.m. quotes provided by Advest of Gallipolis. 'c_hanjel may be tmplemcnted tly chang mg the duratiOn of tbc subicr•pt 10n A boll adviSory has been lifted tor Tuppers Pl ams-Chester Water Dtstnct customers '" Metgs County for Tuppers Plams west of State Route 7, S~ 68 1 west to Alfred, Alfred, SR 7 from Success Road to Htckory Lakes Road; Htckory Htlls Road and Kay lor Road In addttt on, a botI order for Pomeroy restdcnts has been li fted CJep~ties Ada L. Evans WVA ,. Ivan 1 Chevalier, 93, Reedsvtlle, dted Fnday, Jan 23, 1998 m the Arcadta Nursmg Center, Coolville. He was born on Aug. 18, 1904 m Reedsvtlle. son of the late Charles and, Mmnic. Smtth Chevalier Survi vmg are two daughters and sons- m-law. Ferra Lou and Erme Barringe' of Reedsvtlle, and Martha' Lana and Howard Nelson of Wheeling, W Va , a'd~u ght er, Florence Goff of Tuppers Platns, a son and daught e r- m ~ law, Fran< s and Gertrude Chevaher of Pamesv tlle; and 14 grandchtldn·n. 18 great- ~randc htldren and one great-great granddau ghter. He" ~s also preceded tn death by hts wtfc , Lydta Chevalter, and bv stx brothers two ststers. two grandchildren and a great grand son GraveSide servtces wtll be 2 p m Sunday tn the the Eden Cemetery. Reedsv tlle, wtth Phthp Sturm offi ctatmg Fnends may call at the Whtte Funcr· al Home, Coohtlle, from 7-9 p m Saturday rP..c District lifts boil advisory ; �Sports The Daily Senti,e-;l By DAVE HARRIS Sentinel Correspondent M~H!~ sL:ort::d e,arl; ,\nd oft en as the Lad~y ~hraude" u>.~sted to a 72 11 WHJ u~er 1 nmhlc rn g11ls 1 n Val Icy Conlcrcncc haskclball ac110n Thursda) t!H:n mg The M,,r,1ut.lcrs came out and JUmped oul 111 a 7 0 lead wnh 4 10 left rn the Ill" pcrrod \\hen A11rbcr Vrnrng hrl a free throw Jrll Rrchards fina ll y scored lor the Lrdy Cats .tithe 1 04 mark ol Ihe pcrrod Mcr gs then went on a 14 I run to . nd the pcrr ou ,rnd l.rke a 21 1 lead 11 the end ol the pcrrod The Lrd y Mamud c r~ u ~cd .1 hllam.:cd S(.;O nng allack rn the pwod '" erghl players S<:ored lor Mcr gs rn the perrod , Mer ~s rncrcascd !herr lead 10 37 II al the hall wllh a 1h 8 scorrng advantage Once agarn the ~ far:ug crs had a bal,mced sconng att ac~ n the penod as seven grrls placed tn the column rn the pcnod In the first hall the Lady M.rraudcrs "ere 17 of 11 for,, warm 55% 1 he Tomcat s played the Mar.rud crs c' en rn Ihe llmd pcrrod as Ihe Marauders held a 13·1 1 ,rdvantage 10 take a 50 22 rnlo the lmal pe11od Bobb1 Len! paced the Tnmhlc ,JIIack rn the pen od w11h seven po1nts Tony,r Mrller led Mergs rn the pen od wuh live Mcr gs blew out Trrlnble rn the fourth pcnod outscorrng the Lady Cats 22 9 to post the 4 1 porn! vrclo ry Carrss.J Ash poured 10 nrnc porn Is rn the pcnod lu p.tce the Marauders All mnc g11ls th.rl Mcrgs h.rd dressed scored the Marauders were led hy 1onyu Mrll er Canss.r Ash .rnd Tracy Colley led the w.ry wllh II pmnls T.rngy Luudcrmr'• added 10 Amhcr Vrnrng .mu Melrss.r ·~-" ' added nrnc <•llh Smrlh S<:ored srx , Jennifer Shnm ,rdded three Sh~1nn on Pncc led the wa) wllh sev en Amy Hvsell •)fld M.rnone Br.lllon added m c.rc h Shc1 rr " ""e ll led lnrnhlc w1th l1vc Bobhr Len! led the wny lor the l omc.Jis wllh 16 No other Tnmble slalllllcs \\ere ,1\aliahle Mer gs wli llml Rl\cr Valley Sat urday at Lurr) R Morn son Gynma s1um The rl:~ervc g.unc will get Underw ,Jy al 6 jJ 111 Wllh !he V,JrSJiy g.rme IO lol low ,JI 7 10 r m 1 he M.rr ruders "111 tr.r, el 10 Alexander on Monu.ry Quarter totals 1nmble "1 H I I 9=31 Mer gs 2 1- 16 11-22=72 Trrmblc· JesSIC a Ash I 0 0=2 Shern Russe ll I 0 !J=2, Bohbr Lent 7 0 2= 16 Jrll R~ehnrds 2 0 0=4 Robrn Sullon I 0 0=2 Totals 14-03:"11 Me1gs: f.mg y L.tudernuh 5 IJ. 0= I0 C.rmsa Ash 4- 1 ()= II , Jcnm fer Shrnnplrn I 0- 1="1 Tr,~ey Colle) 4 01- 11 Becky Smllh 10 0=6 Am her Vmrng 4 0- 1=9 Tony.• Mrller 5-0- 1=II Brooke Wtlhams I 0 (1=2 Mel "''' Werry 4-0 I=Y Totals: 31· 1·7=72 LAYUP TIME comes for the Metgs Marauders' Becky Smtih durmg Thursday mght's mter·dtvtslonal TVC home game against Tnmble, whtch the Marauders won 72·31. (Senttnel photo by Dave Har· rts Wellston outlasts Tornadoes 26-24 The Wells!On Golden Rockets look ad' anlage of a slc.rdy ell or! to lc.rd 19 8 gm ng 11110 the fourth quar lcr where they fended off ,1 I.Jie Southern Tornado rally lo clarm .1 26 24 WJO Thursday nr ghl 10 Trr v.r llcy Conference grrls' v,IISJI) basketh.rll ,h.: liOn Both clubs shot poorly rn the ollenmc struggle refl"clcd hv the 6 11~rsl pcrrod score .md 11-5 hallllmc mark The trend conlmucd gorng down the stretch as Wellston held a 19 8 thrrd perrod le.1d then fend off .rlate Southern r.tlly 10 claun the 26 24 \\Jn The Tollli.H.locs st.:urcd mort.: pornts rn 1hc fou rth qu.rrter ( 16) 1!1.1n they had the prevrous three qu.ulers The Tornado spark c.rme from se,cral steals oil the press that man ul actured some off ense and put Well slon on the ropes Southern lwrcc h.rd t.:ham:cs to wan or 11c m the lmdl n11nutc hut mJsscd the opponuniiiC"i much lo !he s,Jitsl<~cllo n of .1 stressed out Well ston wntmgcnl Southern was led hy N1cole Ben son wrlh len pornls, Krm S.ryre wllh nrne Sllcy Lyons three, .md Kun lhk two One key to the g.unc w.rs th.ll lc,td lll g sc orer Cy nthl,J C.tld\\ cJ I W,JS held s~.: on.: lcss R.tdlC I Hcnmc.m h.uJ gl Ill lead Wellston whrle Cand,rce Rohl· ncttc h,td stx Jcssu..:a' K~ng stx., and Ka1re Cr.rhlrcc had lour Southern hll 9-39 for 21 percent, hll 2-1 1 three pornlers, 4- 10 at Ihe ltne. and had 24 rebounds Wellston hrt 9 42 mer.rll lor a whoppmg 21 pc'rcent, hrl I 6 three pornlers , .md was 5-11 at the Ime wrlh 2H rebounds Southern col lee led 14 steals crghl assrsls 21 turnovers .md 17 louis Wcllslon had 15 turnovers and 16 loui s Southern won the reserve g~mll.! 33-6 led by Knlre Cummrns wrlh 14 and Fallon Roush wrlh erghl Southern rs 2 I0 md Wellston 5· 7 Southern hosts Mrller Monday Quarter totals Southern 1-2 ~- 16=24 Wellston 6 7-6-7=26 Southerm K11n S.ry, 1-2- 111 =9 Stacy Lyons 0·0-3/6=1 K1111 lhr, I 0 0=2 Nrcok Benson 50 0= 10 Totals· 7-2-4/111=24 Wellston: C.rnd.rcc Rohmcllc 3·0 0=6, Kalre Cr.rbtree 0·1 112=4, lcs· srca Kmg 2 0-2/2=6 Ahcr.t M.1111n 00 111=1 , Mandy Leach 00 112=1, R.tchcl Henmc.m 4-0 0=8 Tot.tls 'J. I 5111=26 Mason Bowling -Sports briefs-- Lanes results • I GETS REBOUND - Ctncmnatl's Bobby Brannen (center) pulls down a rebound between Marquette's Jarrod Lovette (left) and Richard Shaw m the hrst half of Thursday 111ght's game tn Mtlwaukee, where Marquette beat the No. 21 Bearcats 66-63 tn overttme. (AP) Utah, Stanford win; No~ 21 Cincinnati loses in overtime Football SAN DIEGO (AP) - D.rll ," o\\nu Jerry Jon ~.::-; met "1th lorrm:r S.m Fr.ml:ts~,;o l:O.H..:h George Sell e ll to Lhsc..:uss the Cowhoy ... · t:n.u:hmg \ ,K.Jm:y Also on Jon es' hst IS Green B.ry olh.:nstvc L:oo rdtn .tt or Shcrm,w Lcwt :-; hut NFL rules h.tr tnt\.:rvu:ws wllh Super Bowl co.K hcs unul .dlcr the g.rme Sellen JS the first c.mdrd,rlc known to h,r\'1..: tntcn tcwcd lor the pos lltnn wlw.: h l:.nnt o pen w h ~ n Bm• Switzer rcstgncd J.an Y I ht: Cuw hoys .trc l:O illln g nil .t 6 \0 sc.tso n that Wd:-i thc tr \\ O t s t stnt.:~.: gomg I I 1 rn 19X9 ~ 7 ~~ lcll hdorc L: losmg \\llh ,1 14 6 By The Associated Press Utah .md St.mlord arc sllllthc per run th.u rncluded er~hl str,uglll free tllfl 1\.\ ' feel The No 4 Utes ( 16 0 ) .rnd No ' J.mnn.: .t Rc~'c SllliCLI 11 pu1nts C.rrdrn,rl ( 17 0) slru gg kd on the lor Au Force {7 7 0 4 WAC ) wh rch road Thursd.ty nt ght hut L.tmc .m.t v stored on ly unt.: l1ciLI go !I m the jm.d with vh.:tonc:-; to rcm.t 1 thL dill) 6 10 um.lclc~llcd Dtvt:'<. ton I h.::dlll" Nu ~ Stanford 82 Alex Jensen s~.:o11.:U 17 pomh .t:-. Washmgton St 72 Ut.rh beat All Force 57 46 The Utes AI Pullnwi W.rsh S.ruc r hrl ,, tied the sc hool rcu mJ lor ton. . ..:t.: ullvc p.ur ( l l lrcc th rows tllt.:r W.1shmgtnn wms :11 the st.trt ol ,1 sc.tso n set tn St.llc pulled wllhm s1x po1 n1s wllh I SO n.:m.un1ng: He h1 t om.: of I\\O 191 2-11 Atr Fort.:c A~.:aduny ~.:a mc and ln.:~,: throws 40 scumds l.ttcr to h~.: 'p pl.1yed wnh tremendous purpose the C.11drn.rl hold off lr Co u ~ '" C.lr!Os Dm!cl led w~.h: m ~ li P. co,rch Rrck MaJerus sard I m gl.rd we re out of here f I the) pi.J) wllh St.ll c (X ~ I 5 P.rc 10) \\llh 2' lhrs ell ort .rga rnsl other tc.rms they po i!Hs No. 6 Anzona 87, Oregon 57 un.: ~o 10 g to k no~.:k "omt.: ol 111L:m At Tucson Anz Mrlcs Srm on oil Peter S.IUcr s(.;on.:d 18 pmnts >cored 20 porn Is and Antuna opened tm:ludmg three tree thro ws down the the g.11ne wllh ,J 15 () run otrt;tch as Sianlord h~ ld <Ill V..tsh· M1ke Brhb) .tdded 15 pomts lor mglon St.uc 82· 72 the Wrldc.ll s ( 16 1 6 0 Pac - 10) 'It w.t~n 't o ne o l o ur hcst J.un.rr Curr y led Orego n (7 9 2 5) ellon s Stanford coach Mrkc Mont wrlh II pornts gomery sard We seemed a h.rll step No. 20 Florrda St. 83 slow rn qur .rpproac h and los t locus Wake Forest 59 on defendrng AI Tallahassee. Fla Randell Jac k In olhcr Top 25 games 11 was No son scored 19 po1111s and ferrell Buk 6 Amon,J 87, Oregon )7 'Jp 21) cr added 16 '" Florrda State ( 14-5, J Florrd.r St 83 ~ Forest 5~ Mar 4 ACC) bc,JI colqy hooll ng Wake quclle 66 No '1-t-crncrnn.llr 63 rn Forest overumc No 22 Rhode lsl.md 71 Freshmen Rohcn 0 Kelley scored Vtrgmt a Tech 61i, and No 24 Hawaii 15 pot nts lor Wake Fore" 19· 7, 2 4) wh~eh shot on ly 11 percen ll rom 1he 65, Rrcc 63 No 4 Utah 57, Aor Force 46 Ireid ; AI Arr Force Academy, Colo, (See TOP 25 on Page 5) LJiah fed oy on ly lhree pOIOIS WJih I P·"' Marquette 66 No. Zl Cincinnati 1.: (OT1 At Mtlwaukee, Aaron H~l.;nur> scored erght of hts carecr-hrgh 32 pmnts m overllmc as Marquellc snapped Cmc10na11's I0-game WIO· n10g streak astern gets by -V with 49-39 win Brooke Wrllram s scored two Mcr gs hll 31 of 70 lor 44% rndudrng one of three from long mnge And went to the lrne 14'1 Innes anu hll seven for 50o/r Me1gs pull ed down 46 rebounds wllh l onya Miller le.rdrng the wa) wrlh nrn e, Becky Sm rlh added sc,e n, Cum sa Ash Shnmphn Coll ey .rl l had srx Wcrr) had lt ve Laudcm1rh had lour Mcrgs turned the hall over I) lrmcs had 19 assrsls led h) Lauder mrh wllh seven and Smllh~ llh li ve Mcrgs had 2K stea ls led by llroo kc Will rams wllh SIX Smllh Slmmplm anu Vrn rng had f"e each Mcr p made 11 u d !!an sweep 1n the reserve game Wi th .1 12 16 wm Football OAK LAND C.Jirl (A I' ) - Jon Grudcn oll cnst\C L:oordm.ll or lor th~.: Phlladclphr ,l E.rgles the p.rst three seasons V!,ts lurul 1.., hc.H.l LU,t Lh ol the O.rkl.md R.11ucr' hccomrng the (C,Ull S thmJ LO, lL h S lll U.: Jl)l)~ Gruden ,JI H !he )IIU ngc'sl herd u>.~c h 111 the NJ"I . repl.1ces Joe Buge I who w.IS Itreu J.u1 6 .rllcr .14 12 :-,(.;,l M lO Early Wednesday Mixed Dowhng League (As of Jan. 14) Team Record Mcrgs County Golf Course 20 4 Lrl e On M.rrs IM (J S&S Sports C.rr<ls 12-12 f'OE 2171 K- 16 lony s C.myoul X 16 Thunder Alle y Lanes 6 IH Team h1gh serres: Mergs County Go lf Course (2029) Team high game. Mcr gs Cuunly Golf Course (701>) Men H1gh senes· John 1ytec {61 3) Roger C.rrpcnlcr (50 I) H1gh game· Tyree (224 1 Ca r rente r (220) Women scnes. P,JI C.rrS<)O (47H) Helen Phe lps (472) H1gh game: Phelps ( I82) Delores fyrce ( 169) ~hgh By SCOTI' WOLFE Sentinel Correspondent The Eastern Eagle grrls surviVed a drsmal mght at the foul hne and a late Nelsonville rall y to post ,m rmponant 49-39 Tn-Vallcy Conlcrcnce wm over the Buckeyes Thurs· day nrght rn Buchtel Eastern hrt 15-50 from the held for 30%, hll 17-16 from the Ime for 47 % and had 41 rehounds (Brannon 13, Karr 9, Wolle 7 .md Hayman 7) Eastern had II assrsls (Hayman 5 Jessrca Brannon 1) nrne ste.rl s (Hoi ion 2 Hayman 2 12 turnovers two blocks (Karr 2) and 16 louis Nclsonvrlle -York hll 15 of 64 hrl 6 14 at the hne and had 26 rebounds (Adams 9, R Dallon 8) N Y had seven steals 10 turnovers and h.rd 26 louis Although Eastern lree thrown shoo110g was off the mark , the foul lrnc eventually won the game lor the Eagles as they h.1d no Ireid go.Jis rn the fourth quaner E.rstern shot 25 foul shuts 10 the lounh quarter .md hll eleven Gomg rnlo the l,lsl round Ncl sllnvlllc York was lrarhng W ~' hut cUllhc lead 10 four pomls ,JIIhe I 12 m.rrk Karr then hll one of two .11 the hnc lor a ll\c poml E,ISicrn .rdv.mtage and Hayman reed the game wrth a 6-for-H fourth perrod , espec ially some key huckcls g11mg down the stretch Hayman ~,;,1 mc b;.u,:k lor .1 strong lrnrsh .rller II11SSJng the mrddle of the game w1th a possible co n~.:u ss1o n quarter we vc hccn down sax. s.ud Brc\ln Kmghl I think tomghl the gu) s came out wuh some lire They rebounded well got the outlets Th.ll s what we re c.rp.rhlc of ' Kemp ,md the Cavs recovered Marquelle ( 12-4, 3-3 Conference USA) got two offenstve rebounds late 10 ovennne to seal the wm Boh· by Brannen led Crncmnalr ( 14 1, 6 I) w11h 18 pomls No. 22 ~bode Island 73 VIrginia Tech 66 Memphi s K6 A lu Bmmngh.am 70 Basketball N C Charlolh: K4 Luu•sv1 llc ?ol:i Suulh Rond16'i Soulhcnt n L 1'<1. '" 041 21 17 'i7'i 2 W l~hlll!liHII 21 21 100 I Orl,nu.lo 20 22 476 6 Anslnn 17 4~ Ph111ddph1,1 ll 22 2-' 21 16 New York Nc14 J 1.1nc ~ 19() 1'\1 lcnnesscc Tech b:'i Morehead St H V, Commonwr 1Ith bO EI1SI C.trohn 1~4 !ill 2~ Mmrm 2 ~rdwest Buller 7R Wts Green Bay 60 M.lfiJUI!tll! 66 mnnu 61 {0 W• ~ h11.1 St 67 N lown~7 w. ~ MIIW mkec 70 Wnglu Sr 62 cm.. H II 26 26 12 14 21 24 20 16 6K4 6'i0 'iiJU Art.lii SOIS Sl 'i9 ~ 17 ~~~c; (, I IJ 'i(.(l 46\ 7 1\ 17'\ K ICl 21 seconds left and Mrcah Kroeger pre served the vrclory wllh ,, block all he ' huzzer Amhony Caner scored 16 po1111s lor Hawan ( 11·1. 2·2 WAC ) whrd! overcame Rrce's school record 1"1 thrce- poml b.rskcls ll1v1~1on n ......................... 21 2K !. 1'<1. 12 6Yl t:\ 16 6K1 2\ Ill 20 II ~ 7 12 414 2611 179 2 \1 ()~I lknvcr 'il)() !ill Kl S U!lh7lJI(}f) Ml nt 111' ~2 S • ~ r unc n1n 1\t '\{) N.. ~~~.l,tlK IJthtiH 01'1!!:1111 Sr 70 "rtlllllt S1 61 :! ~ 1'1uh ~ Thursday's St.'Ote!i Tom~ht's Ulth 11 lmh:111c 7)1111 .11 New Jersey 7 1{1 I'm Ponl1ni.l 11 Plul tdclpht c 7 10 I'm llmh11\ 11 t\tlmlt 7 I() p 111 Orlukln 11 M1~1111 II p rn IJ1Jit ~ J!SmAnlniiO K 10pm Denver .11 PhtJCIIIII IJ I'm v \IICOUYcr 1\l Gnh.kn StIll= 10 :\0 r South (cnl lh >Titl1 7 111 11rld 1AIII IIIl~h7 Clcmsl n 7t; (u.:n r~ lo h:ch '\() Fl1 lmcrn 1111111 tl ll'i Stcl 'iun ~K (JCtiTl!lt Sl HU I rny St (l(l JtlL.mn\lllc Sl 7(1 Sittllm.l'illi Nlrlh( unhn167 N ( 1rulmtSI M R tJ\urJ (II Wunhn~' ~1'1 Saturday's games I 'i2 I llll IT +I Sl 70 W K~tttu~J.;y M NlW Ork IllS Kl rcl .t~ l'.tn Anll'nc;,tll (J7 Sun H lmltm St 71 SW I~J.as St M Stc plk' 11 Au•un '12 Nllhulh S1 H I ell I~ i\rl11 )!lOll 70 Sl ltHIIM 111-l-l i\1 Sunday's game Ut.1h '' Clu ~ ,,~,, I pm NCAA Division I men's scores Far West S! 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Vd ~~ M 1111~1 KIHf v tl ~I) M ll tlll Gilt: ,[ l(l M 111111\ lt.:rr; K'i S cuho.! nv1lk C 111\ \'J U •uok v lllt:4~ l.illl1dl ~6 New Mcxn;u St t.l1 North Te11S R4 New (}rlems 112 Ark L111le Rock 60 N•dllllh S1 117 S1~phen f Au ~lln 6b Oral Rullcm 1J ~ NE lllmot5 H6 S 1111 Humtnn S1 'W SW lc J.t~ S1 !lib Smllht' rtl M~th 60 fut s Ell'm1'i? 1 e~ ts 1\rl lll ~h>li K'J Sl l ..ttUl ~ll lllt fl() WESTERN CONFERENCE Lm ~ l y Brooklyn 'i \ Columblt 41 H IW Ul6'i RI ~C 61 2 20 21 -·- n Southwest Ctnlnl Dl~l~ lun Mtdwm 61 82 C.mtpb.: 11 60 Tcnnt'ssee St 74 lcnn M.ulm 70 Allutnlk [)lvlslm'l fum M1 ~s Stel ~ on EASl ERN CONFERENCE TRAINING FUNDS AVAILABLE FROM GALLIA·MEIGS CAA January 21, 1998 5:30PM January 22, 1998 5:30PM January 27, 1998 I O:OOAM January 28, 1998 9:00AM tory 10 14 games Freshman Rolan Roberts paced Vtrg101a Tech (6 Y 1·4) wnh IM pomts No. 24 Hawa1i 65, Rice 63 AI Houston Mrke Rohmson hll the go-ahead free throws wllh 17 4 Hlt, L.h ~~t i\r~unum "iO Fmnld1n Mo nroe 4K Archbohl ()() Sw,ml\ln l" A s llYII I t:Teo~y~ V,cl '\l Bloun(arm11 l l Mc r1;er 70 S tmford ~l M11mH 7R V,JI,uKH •• &l Mllh.llc r enn 116 E Ken1ud y t\9 NBA standings from Tucsd.ry mghl 's X6 H4 loss lu Porll ,rnd m whrch the star forward h.rd 11 pornls .md 20 rchounds m ,, losrng c tusc Wrlh the wrn , Ihe Cavs .rvmded hecommg a 500 team at home They arc II 9 at Gund Arcn.t and 12 · 7 on Ihe raad llepresentatlves of Gallla-Melgs Community Action Agency will be set at the following locations to review training assistance available through the Job Training Partnership Act. If you are a resident of Gallla County or Melga County, attend the school listed, and wo'lld like Information about JTPA, please attend the meeting. l AI South Kingstown , R I, Joshua Kmg' scored 16 pomts and Davtd Angbabu had a season·htgh 14 '" Rhode Island beat Vrrg10ta T~ch Rhode Island ( 13-3, S-1 Atl,mllc I0) led 39-25 at halfllme and 64-44 wnh 3 35 left en route 10 lls 12th vtc· Scoreboard N-Y played 1·3· 1 early m 1he game E.rstern s Stcphanrc Evans hrt by key Kurr passes on back door cuts rcsullcd rn some early Eastern scor'mg Karr and Brannon also hrl some. key goals as EHS penetrated lhe zone as Eastern led 14·12 and 28·22 alter the frrsttwo frames A n g 1e Wolle had a good defensrvc g.tme agarnsl Adams 111 the post l11nllmg theN- Y '""In JU<I II points E.tstcrn won the reserve g.rme 51-21 led hy Danrcllc Spencer wllh nmc .md Amhcr V,msrcklc wllh <l,j;hl ", nme grrls h11 the sconng column Amy Sandell led N Y Wllh e1ght and Courtney C.rgg had srx Eastern plays host to Federal Hoc kmg m a b.rule for the league Irile Mond,ry E.rstern rs now 8 l .md N Y IS ~ 7 overall Eastern ts h.tll game up m 1hc Hoc krng DrvJSron wrlh ,, 6-l mark over Federal Hockmg who rs 6· 4 alter losrng to Alcx.mdcr Quarter totals E.rstern 14-14 I0·1 0-49 Nelsonvrlle· York 12· 10 9-8=W Eastern: Stcph.rmc Evans 1 2/4=8, Valen,.,Karr 4 4112= 12, Juh H.tym.m 1.0 1!/10=14, Jcssrca Br.mnon 4-"117= II Kun Mayle 1-0/2=2 Ang1e Wolle I 0 (1=2 Totals 1617136=411 Nelsonville-York: Mrndy McC lelland 1- 1 2/2=7 Am.md.t D.u. ion 4 0 1/2=9, Aile) , h,rl cr 11-0 112=1 Rehccc.l D,rlton 5 0- l/4= 11. Amrc Ad.uns 5 0 112= II TotaTs: 15-1-6/14=39 Cavaliers tally 112-96 victory over Kings By JOHN AFFLECK CLEVELAND (AP) - The Cleveland Cav,rhers lmall y got ,, qurck stan and Ihe resul!'w,IS .m e.tsy wm over the Sm::ramcnto Kmgs Alter gelling a lecture from co,Jeh Mrke Fratcllo about 1hc11 sluggrsh pl.1y rn the hrsl qu.111cr the C.rvs controlled the tempo Irom the hegmnmg .rod cruiSed 111 ,, 11296 vrcwry Thur,day mght Sh.rwn Kemp had 29 pmnl s '" Cleveland sn,rpped ,, three g.rnre home losmg strc.rk and h.rd lis !ugh est pmnt total ol the sc,1son 'The co.rch pul up ,, sl.rl - the las! nrnc games allhe end oil he lrrsl The Daily Sentinel • Page 5 Top25hoops~(C~on~ll~nu~ed~f~ro~m~Pa~ge~4~l--------~----------------~--------~------------------~------------------~----- Friday, January 23, 1998 Marauder girls roll by Trimble 72-31 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Friday, January 23, 1998 ' �~age 6 • The Daily Sentinel Friday, January 23, 1998 .. . Worship - !Oa.m., 6 p.m. . Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. Apostolic Church or Jesus.Christ Apostolic VanZandt and Ward Rd. Pastor: James Miller School - 10:30 a.m. " Middleport Church of Christ 5th and Main Pastor: AI Hartson Youttt Minister: Bill Frazier Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship- 8:15, 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. I' I' ' ' Assembly of God Liberty ..U.embly or God P.O. Box 467, Dudding Lane Mason, W.Va. Sunday sehool- 9:30a.m. Sunday worship -7 p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting- 7 p.m. Sunday Scr.'ices- 10:00 a.m. and 7 p.m. Thu rsday Prayer Meeting · 1 p.m. Pine Gro•e Bible Holiness Chun:h 1/2 mile off Rt. 325 Pastor: Rev. O'De ll Manley Bearwallow Rld1e Churth or Christ Pa~or : Tcrry Stewart Sunday School -9:30 a. m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 6:)() p.m. Wednesday Services • 6:30p.m. Baptist Hope Baptist Church (Southern) Pastor: Richard Oliver 570 Gra nt St.. Middleport Sunday school - 9:30 a.m. Worship - I I a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wo!Ship · 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service · 7:30p.m. Wos!Oyon Bible Holiness Church 75 Pearl Sl. , Middleport . Pistqr: Rev. John Neville Children's service · lO a.m. Worship - 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:30p.m. Zion Churth ol Christ Pomeroy, Harrisonvi lle Rd. (Rt.l43) Pas10r: Rogtr Watson Sunday School -9:30 a.m. Wor.;hip - 10:30 a.m., 7:00 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7 p.m Fr~ Will Blsptist Church Ash Street, Middleport Pastor: Les Hayman Sunday Serv ice - 7:00 p.m. Tuppen Plain Chun:h or Christ Sunday School- 10 a.m. lnslrumcntal Wedn esday Se rvice-7:00p. m. . Pastor: Scot 8rown Rutland First Baptist Church Sunday School -9:30a.m. Pastor: David DeWitt Sunday School- 10:15 a.m. Youth- 5:30pm Sunday Bible Study Wednesday 7 pm Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Wo!Ship - 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sundny School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. Bradbury Chun:h ol Christ Rutland Community Churth First Southern Baptist 41872 Pomeroy Pike Pastor : E. Ulmar O'Bryant Sunday School· 9:30a.m. wo..hip - 10:30 a. m. WorshiP. - 10:45 a.m. Pomeroy First Baptist East Mai n St. Rutland Church ofChrisl Sunday School -·9:30a.m. Worship - !0:30a.m., 7 p.m.• f irst Baptist Church Pastor: Mark Monow Bradford Church or Christ Corn<r of St'Rt. 124 & Bradbury Rd. 6th and Palmer St., Middleport Sunday School · 9: 15 a.m. Minister: Doug Shamblin Youth Minister: Bill Amberger Worship- IO:IS.a.m., 7:00p.m. Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wor>hip - 8:00a.m., 10:30 a.m., 7:00 p.m. Wednesday Services -7:00 p.m. Wed nesday Service- 7:00p.m. Racine Flnl Baptist Sunday School -9:30a.m. Hickory Hills ClOurth ol.Christ Evangelist Jose ph B. Hoskins Sunday School - 9 a.m. Worship - 10 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Worship - 10:40 a.m., 7:00 p.m. Wednesday Services · 7:00p.m. . SU.vt r Run Baptist Pastor: Bill Lillie Sunday School - IGa. m. Oexlcr ~ Sunday Evening- 6:30p.m. Thursday Service · 6:30 p.m. Pastor : Joe N. Sayre Sunday School-9:45 a.m. B<tblehem Baptist Cbun:h Grea t Bend, Rout e 124, Racine, OH Pastor : Daniel Berdine Sunday School -9:30a.m. Wednesday B1ble Study - 6:00p.m. Hillside Baptist Chun:~ St. Rt. 143 just off Ro. 7 Pastor: Rc~ . James R. Acn~c. Sr. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship . 11a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Se rvices · 7 p.m. Sunday School · II a.m. Wor.;hip - 9:30a.m., 7:30 p:m. Wednesday Services- 7:30 p.m. Pastor: Rev. Gilbert Craig. Jr. Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. ·w orship· 10:45 a.m. Antiquity Baptist Sunday School - 9:)() a.m. Wo!Ship- 10:45 a.m. Sunday Evening-6:00p.m. RuUand Free Will Baptist Salem Sl. Paslor: Rev. Paul Tay lor Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evening · 7 p.m. Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. Catholic Socnd Hurt Catholic Church 161 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, 992·5898 Pas1or: R!!¥. Walter E. Heinz Sat. Con. 4:45-5: 15p.m.; Mass- 5:30 p.m. Sun. Con. -8:45-9:15 a.m., . Sun. Mass - 9:30a.m. Dai ley Mass -8:30a.m. Tilt Church or Jesus Christ or l..alltr-Day Sal nil St. Rt. 160, 446-6247 or 446-7486 Sunday Scbool 10:20· 11 a.m. Relief Society/Priesthood 11:05-12:00 noon Sacrament Service 9-10:15 a.m. Hom&m~king mcctin~, lsi Thurs. • 7p.m. Hartrord, W.Va. Pastor:Jim Hughes .) Church of God Mo. Moriah Church or God • 7 p.m. Wednesday Services. 7 p.m. Sunday School·- 10 a. m. Worship · Jl a.m., ti p.m. Wednesday St rvias · 7 p.m. Syncust Flnt Church or God Apple and Second Sts. Pastor: Rev. David Russe ll Su nday School and Worship- 10 a.m. Evening Se rvices-6:30 p.m. Wednesday Services. 6:30p.m. Worship · 9 a.m. 11057 State Route l25, 1.angsvlle Forest Run Chad Emrick . Church announcements spon,sored by these area ·· merchants. 8111 WIJH AWAitt AD RACINE MOWER . CUNIC Briggs & Stratton Master Service Technician , . . GENC;Jn"IKE:ROSEftE HEATER REPAIR · Quickel 992-8677 TIME FOR SPRING CLEANING? Clnn out your basement or etth: with the help of the CLASSIFIED SECTION! . ... , ... . ..... 949-2804 CLASSIFIED ADS a supermarket for everything RIDENOUR SUPPLY St. Rl248r Chester, Oh. 985-3308 ~i•~er ~unrral ~oau ;Jnc. ;104 Soutn Seeond Avenu. lllddleport. 011 45710 11WVI!-S141 B..- R. F - • DlrtciOr HIIEutllolnStrMt 011 457lt oJ PUBUC NOTICE REQUEST FOR COST PROPOSALS Jan. 21, 1998 Coat Proposals will be received by the Melga .County Commllllonara at their office at the CourthOuu, Pomeroy, Ohio 45789 until 1:00 p.m., Monday • Feb. 16, 1998 lor the purchau and delivery lor uae by the Scipio Volunteer Fire Depllltmant of the following equipment: Three (3) Akron 2 1/2" .flleak Apart Turbojet Eden United Brethren In Christ 2 1!2 miles north of Reedsvill e on State Route 124 Pastoi: Rev. Robert Markley Sunday School· II a.m. Sunday Worship - 10:00 a.m. & 7W p.m. · Wednesday Services. 7:30p.m. Wednesday Youth Sendee - 7:30p.m. ' Tuesday & Thursday - 7:30 p.m. Syracuse Church of the Nazarene South Bethel New Testament Silve r Ridge Pasto r: Robert Barber Sunday School • 9 a.m . Pastor, Robert J. Coen Radio Ministry· Ravenswod Station 4-4:30 Saturday Sunday School -9:30a. m. Wo.,hip · 10:30 a.m ., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. Pomeroy Church of the Nazarene Pick up discarded appliances, batteries, many metals & motor blocks. 614-992-4025 B am-8 om Hauling, Excavating & Trenching Limestone & Gravel Septic Systems Trailer & House Sites 1 Nozzles w/Piaton Grip Four (4) Akron 1 1/2 Nozzlee with Pletol Grip l'wo (2) Scott Air Pecka 50 NFPA 30 Minute SCBA with Aluminum Cylinders (or Equivalent) Provide ~ascription or all attachlnants plus any optlona available with coste. Tan (10) Finley 11001 teat (3"x50') 3 Inch by 50 teet Fire Hose with 2 1/2' Aluminum Couplings (or Equivalent) Coat proposals may be mailed or delivered to the Melga County Commlsalonera, Courthouse, Pomeroy, Ohio 45'769. · Queatlona In regard to this request may be addresaed to Jean Truuell, Meigs Granta Administrator at 740-992-7908. Janet Howard, President !llalga County · Cammlsalonara (1 ) 23, 29 (2) 5 3TC Public Notice Reasonable Rates Joe N. Sayre 614-742-2138 JONES' ."'{o~ TOURNAMENT 7 :30, Sign Up 7 p .m . COURT ST. GRILL Pastor: Rev. Phillip Ridenour Sunday School . 9:30 a.m. Wor.;hip • 10:30 a.m. Portland Finl Chun:h of the Nazarene Pastor:· Mark Matson Wednesday'Servi ce · 7 p.m. MIKE MORRISON Faln'lew Bible Chun:h Letart, W.Va. Rt. I Pastor: JohQHart Sunday School ·9:30a.m. .Worship - 7:00 p.m. Wednesday Bible Study · 7:00 p.m. And the Swingshift Appe aring Frida y 8 :00-12:00 .' Other Churches Harvest Oulrtach Miolstrles 47439 Reibel Rd., Chester Faith Fellowship Cndlde for Christ Pas~ or: Rev. Mary McDaniel Past or: Rev. Frank-lin Dickens Sunday Services: 10 a.m. & 6 p.m. Service: Friday, 7 p.m. Brogan-Warner INSURANCE ~~:~~~=~ ~ 228 W. Main St , Pomeroy · rMi\ --\::::::? FUNERAL HOME ·o;gnily and Service Always• Established 1913 992-2121 AT. 7 PIZZA EXPRESS 992-9200 16" Large 3 Item $9.99 18" Extra Large.Deluxe . rands FLORIST MeYJ'a County s 0/deal Flor~r . Veterans Memorial Hospital 115 E . Memorial Dr. Pomeroy 992-2104 Free Tickets al bolh O'Dell CLASSIFIED SECTION! 992-5432 ' SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY~ Game time 7:30p.m. Clean out your basement ante with the help of the "Featuring Kentucky Fried Chicken" 992·5130 Pomeroy O 'Dell Lumber Night University of Rio Grande vs. Cedarville Sat. , Jan. 24. 1998 • J TIME FOR CLEANINQ? Crow's Family Restaura11t r:::b POMEROY EAGLES CLUB Members and Guest lnvile d . 1S2 £ASr MAINPOMIROY, OHIO 4S769 • 614/992-2644 614/992-6298 v. s~nd Your With Special I:noM· ·~ SNOUFFER FIRE & SAFETY SALES & SERVICE 992-7075 172 North Second Ave. Oh I ESTATE NO. 232 24 Thirteenth Annual Accounl of John T. Wolle, Trustee of tho Trus t Created Under Item V of the Last Will and 20 Vrs. Exp. • Ins . Owner: Ronni e Jones Teatame11t of Creed Janes, Deceased. ESTATE NO . 25002 - Twelfth Annual Account of Richard E. Jones, Trustee of . the Truet Create d Under Item V or lhe Last Will and Testament or Manning D. Webater, Deceased. Unleae exceptions are filed thereto, said accounts will be lo r hearing berore s old Court on tho 23rd day .. of Februa ry, 1998, at whic h time the accounta will be. considere d and continued rrom dey to day until finally dls poaod of. Happy Ad Happ~ 2 Large or""' . Birthda~ E xtra Large P izzas at Regular Price & get Free A.D. Order of HotWings Love r.,u RT. 7 P.IZZA EXPRESS Forever, Bunches '· LOOKING FOR ROMANCE? 1-900-289-1245 Ext. 9789 $2 .99 SPORTS! SCORES! SPREADS! t-900·285-9371 Ext, 5701.$2.99 · SUNSET HOME CONSTRUCTION New Constru~tion & Remodeling Minor Repairs • Cabinets • Siding Roofs • Decks • Garages Free Estimates 740·742·3411 CELLULAR PHONES 360° Communications " WARNER INSURANCE JEFF POMEROY, OH. 3J27fT FN 614-992·7643 (No Sunday Calls) Per. Min. Must be 18 Yrs. Serv-U· 619-645-6434 Start dating tonighll Have fun, play Ohio's dating game. 1-800ROMANCE. e~el ension 7484. Top • Trill! • Cable • Removal • Crane • Hauling • Stump Grinding • 40 less than five daya prior to the date set lor hearing. Robert E. Buck Common Piau Court, Probate Division ·. Meigs county, Ohio (1) 24, ftc Davi d Wh ite Services, Inc .. Is 7 Pupp ies All Wh ite & Crea m Curr entl y Interviewing Fo r A Colored: 4 Females. 3 Males; Kit- Qua lified Service Tec hnicia n. ThiS IS A Full Time Positon With tens, 740-379·9447. Good Starti ng Pay. Vacati on. . La rge Ficus house pl ant. 304· Holiday Pa~. And Health ln8_8_2_·332_4_. --~---- 1 suran ce . Must Have Alleast 5 MiKed pu ps 7wks old, Au stralian Years Backg round In ServiCe . Sheph ard & Beagle, wo rmed & Must Be Willi ng To Work Some hea lthy, also, 1yr old female Installation II Necessary. Resume Beagle. 304·458· 1515. And References Can Be Dropped =.:.!..:..=......:::...:.:.=.____ 1 Ofl 6:30 P.M., Or 740-446-2896, Daylime. Six monJh old male puppy. house. broken, to good t10me. 740·992· 4286. 60 Lost and Found LOST: Young boys blue wallet, Tuesday afternoon in vicini ty ol Dr. Park's Office. Main Sl. Cablevision Office or Fruth's Pharmacy Pt. Pleasant. His job ea rning s, Christmas & recent Dlrthday money w/cou pons inside. REWARD ! il money re turned. 304- hke male dog, Byrs. old. beige wl dark snout. 951bs. friend ly. •ran· ound Sal ! Creek, Henderson area . Catl 304·675·3984 Ji m or Anna. RUTLAND AMERICAN LEGION· BEECK GROVE ROAD GUN SHOOT SUN., 1:00 PM L&L TIRE BARN Fadory Choke Only Dealers Welcome! Pine Grove Rd., Racine, OH 614-992·5344 "ULFPBICE USED !IRE SALE" Cash & Carry HOWARD EXCAVATING CO. Limestone Hauling House & Trailer Sites Land Clea ring & Grading ~ eptl c S ystem & Utilities Estimates (614) 992-3838 . 12/18111n . BINGO . NOW OPEN MON. & WED. SUPERIOR AUTO BODY SSSO.QO $50.00 OR MORE PER GAME BEECH GROVE ROAD STATE ROUTE 681 DARWIN , OH (Located behind Whaley's Used Cars ) We understand the Investment In an automobile today and 01.1r qualified staff, all ASE certified , will restore your auto to the pre -~ ccldent condition·. Out main objective Is to give to the c u s torn,e r the highest quality of repair work pos sible .Oith a guarantee. A. Fre,e Computer Estimates B. Guarantee Color Match C. All Types Insurance Claims ' Give Us A Call At 992·1359 ·, Owner & Operator, John Davis i· Men And Women. Ages 18 And CNer, Learn To Operate And Repair Earth MoVing Machines And Cranes. ApplicatiOns Dates: FebiUary 9. 10. 11, And February t9, 20.2 1. 1998. From 9:00 A.M. To 3:00PM. Apphcahon Fee: $10.00 Cash, Non-Refu ndable Contact· Ohio Operahng Eng1neers Training Center Phone: 740-38 5·2567 AU Ya rd "Sates M.i-~ 11 Be Paid In Advance. Deadlin e: 1:OOpm the day tl ef o re th e ad Is to run , Sund ay & Monday edll lon · 1:OOpm FrJc:tay. Auction and Flea Market Rick Pearson Auct1on Company, lull lime auctio neer. complete auc110fl service. Licensed •ss.Oh1o & We st Virgin1a , 304· 773-5785 Or 304-773-5447. Wanted to Buy Aosotule Top Dollar : All u.s. Sil· 11er And Gold Coms. Proolsets . Diamonds, Antique Jewelry, Gold A1ngs, Pre -1930 U.S. Currency, Sterling, Etc. Acquisit ions Jewelry . M.T.S Com Shop. 151 Second Avenue. Gathpotis. 740-446-2842. Antiques, top prices paid, A1 119r· ine Antiques, Pomeroy, Ohio, Ru ss Moo re owner, 740·992· 2526. Study, 1-800·44-SHAAE. Gallipolis & Vicinity Pomeroy, Middleport & VIcinity 90 MEET THE WORLD I Inte rnational Non-Prolil Seeks Loca l Represen tali\19. Work With Fore•gn E~ · change SttJdents. Host Famil1e s. High Schools. Tra ining Prov1ded. Expenses Paid. Travel Opportu· n1 tli.S . Not A Paid Pos iti On . Ca ll Ca(ihy Brucker ! AI 800·871 ·2526 Or EF Founda tion· For Fore1gn Yard Sale Be Paid In Advance. DEADLINE: 2:00 p.m. the day before the ad Is to run. Sunday e<fltlon • 2:00p.m. Friday. Monday edition • 10:00 a.m. S•l" turday. 80 In nee d of pe rson to do drywall aM spray tedured ceil1ng repa1r on Manufa ctured Homes (Moh1le Homes). Must be wil ling to travel and spend nights away !rom home as needed. Must be ante to wOrk without Supervision. No walk in's Send tn qtJir y to : Elit e Mobi le Home Maintenance. ::18655 State Road 7, Long Bottom. Oh 45743. OHIO OPERATING ENGINEERS LOCA L18 APPRENTICESHIP IN CONSTRUCTION AL.L Yard Sa les Must Announcement• RUTLAND POST 467. STAR BURST ploy~r. LOST: 2 Walker mate Cl ogs bet· wee n Plai n Va ll ey Rd. & Letart. has collars & name p1ates. Jess Huffman. 304-675-6132. Phone: (614) 446-47 59 441 -11 9 1 Excellent benetit packa ge lo• FT mi re. AN . DON. 304 -675-0860 Found : Dalmallon Pup Near 141 Call 740·44 t ·099t . J'ree Estintates I Imme dia te~ openings l or CNA PT/ FT. ReQu ires WV ce rtif ica tion . Must be abl e to wor~ all shrfl s. Ext. t 24. Lakin is an EEO em- 388-9836. 70 Or Maj led To P.O. B01r: 250 , At hens, Ohio 457 0t At tention: Service Manager. employees. Contact Sandra Rei!· Found: f "Male 1 Female German Rick Johnson Owner 2DVRS. EXP. 6:30P.M. At Our Olllce At 11 02 Jack· so n Plke ,.Galli polls. Ohio 4563 1 P,uppies . 740-44 1-0520 179 Rand St. Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 J'uJI31 JnsNred 304-372-9646. HVAC SEFIVICETECHNICAN Giveaway ACE TREE SERVICE execution of the truet 1 not Earn $200-$500 e1tra income per month working ou t of your home as a kitc hen consu lt ant Tele on~ 333-TEL3 SPI WB622416 go• la st seen Jan . 13, 1998 ar - Any person lntereated may me written excopllona to said account. or to matters pertaining to the Drivers Needed Local Company OTR Flatbed Operators For Mid· wes t & Southern U.S. Age 23 Year Minimum, E ~epe r ie nced , Min· !mum 01 2 Years. Good Equip· ment, Good Pay, Pl ent~ Of Work, Home 98% Weekends. Insurance Available, 740-446-t 922. Earn Ertra Income Distributors $10.00 Free Calling!! To Activate To DirE!C f Se ll Pt1oto Products. You r Ca rd Call Toll -Free 1-888- 740·44 1·9800 M·F 9 A.M. ·3 P.M AEWARO I Akita mix, Shephard 2f12/92Jttn Dependable AM Fleltible Ce rti· ti ed Nurse Aid Needed Fo r In Home Care. Call Adriann e Or Angi_ e 1·800·48t -6334 . 30 Announcements 675-64135 COMPLETE TREE CARE 30 440-7267. /Min. Must Be 18 Yrs. Public Notice and settlement. SUPER BOWL ·SPECIAL Purchase ."'{rim New Homes • Vinyl Siding New Garages • Replacement Windows Room Additions • Roofing COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES of the following named fiduciaries have flied In the Pt obat e Cou rt, Meig s Counly, Ohio, lo r approval 1501. Must Be 18 Yrs. BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. Ac counts and vouchers Cosmetologi st Needed, Gaur anteed Wage s, Paid vacatio n , Free CEU Hour. Full & Part Wa nt· ed Other Benefi ts Incl uded. 740· Serv-U619-645-6434. 614-992-5479 Starting Mo n ., Jan . 26 Wednesday Services • 7 p.m. Wo!Ship- 10:30 p.m. Sunday School - 6 p.m. Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. (614) 367-0266 1-800-950·3359 Racine , in Meigs County, POOL E ;~~t. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 45631 113 W. 2ND ST. · IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT, PROBATE DIVISION . MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO IN THE MATTER OF THE SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS, PROBATE MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO • .. .. .. . Drivers Wanled" '"'' "' 500 Mi le Rad ius -Home Every Weekend, Heallh Insurance Provided With Famil y Coverage Available 40 t K Retiremen t Plan, First In -First Out Dispatch La te Model Conv. Trac tors With Flatbed Trai lers, Competitive Pay Of Gross, Contact l · 800·348·7186 xosoa. $2.99 Per Min. IREISERVIGE Flubllc Notice t9nRv VIN M50CA6J0268111 1990 ISUZU 4X4 VIN JAACR11 E5l7254341 o 'clock p.m. 1991 TOYOTA4X4 Dennie E. Hill VIN JT4RN01 P5M0012885 Treasurer 1994 CHEVROLET VAN (I) 9 , 16, 23 3tc VIN 1GBEG25K9RF171495 1988 OLDSMOBILE VIN 1G3WR14W7JD357108 Public Notice The terms or sale are ---':...==::...:;==:._cash. PUBLIC NOTICE The Homo National Bank On Saturday, February 14, 1998 ot 10:00 a.m., the reserves the right to reject Home National Bank will any or all bide or to remove orror for sale at public any unit rrom tho aalo at auction on the bank parking any time. Arrangemenla may be lot the following vehicles: made to lnapect any nl the 1986 PLYMOUTH FURRY above named vohlcloa prior VIN 1P3BB26P1GX589181 to sale by calling 949-2210. 1986 BUICK LESABRE (1) 21, 23, 28, 30; VIN 1G4HR3737GH425674 . (2) 4, 6, 11, 13 ate Help Wanted Spears, 304-675-1429. LONELY? CALL TONIGHT! 1·900-265-9245 NIOR CITIZ.f;N sE olsco\JNT f'\l'-'-' •Room Additions •New Garages •Electrical & Plumbing •Roofing •Interior & Exterior Painting Also Concrete Work (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 Pomeroy, Ohio at the southern Local School District, Board of Education office on the day of January 26, 1998 at 7:00 110 AVON I All Areas I Shirley Person'a ls ~ '"s\li"~O Ohio, are on file in the office of the Treasurer, Donnie E. Hill of eald district. These are lor public Inspection; a public heating on said budge! will be held 8 WEEK White's Cilapel Wesleyan Coolville Road Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 6:30 p.m. ·• " I YOUNG'S CARPENTER SEVICE Public Notice Sunday School • 9:30a.m. Worship- 7 p.m. Pastor: Samuel Basye 614~992-3470 EMPLOYMENT SERVICES Gentlema n Seeking Co mpanion· ship From Nice Female For Talks . Avon $8 -$1 8 /Hr, No Door -To· Walks & Friends hip. Send Re· Door, Quick Cash. Fun & Relax· plies To : CLA 309 . c/o Gallipoli s irg, 1-800-736-()166 Daily Tribune, 825 Third Avenue. Computer Useres Needed . Work Gallipolis. OH 45631 . Own Hrs. $.20K ·SSOK !Yr., 1·800· Hot l oca l Numbers! 1-900-285· 348·7 186 X 1173. 9077 E~ t. 4585 18 + Serv-U 61 9· Compu te r Use rs Neede d. Work 645-8-134 $2.99 /Min. own hours. $20k ro $50k/yr 1· "Sounds like a power struggle between the spaghetti and the pl~kled onions:· Pastor: Rev. Roger WillfOfd Rutland Chun:h orthe Nazartne Limestone, Gravel, Sand, Top Soil, Fill Dirt 005 ' Fntdo.m Gospel Mission Bald Knob, on Co. Rd. 31 Worship . 11 a.m., 6 p.m. Wedne~ay SeiVices · 7 p.m. We Buy Auto's In Any Condition, Call 740·38H062, Or 740-446· PART. ANNOUNCEMENTS omopd NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON THE TAX BUDGET Two coplu _of the tax budget lor the Southern Local School District of No Sund:ty or Wednesday Night Servi ces Sunday School - 9:30 a.m.• Wellston, Ohio 45692, (740)384- 4577. Don'r gtt stung by high prim! Shop lh• doS!ifitd St!Ciion. GravelLimestone Sand- Dirt 614-992-3220 · Public Notice Pastor: Jeff Smith Chester Chun=h of the Naurene Pastor: Rev. Herbert Grate CLASSIFJEDS TRUCKING Public Notice Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wo!Ship Service 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Scrvicfs • 7 p.m. · in a hurry... TRY . . SAYRE FRJE Carleton lntmleaomlnatlonal Church ; King.•bury Road Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Worship- I0:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Pomeroy Rt. 124, Minersville, OH · (740) 992·3980 1/12198 1 mo. pd. DUMP TRUCK SERVICE 7/22/tfn Worship - 10 a. m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. Pastor: Rev. Lloyd D. Grimm)r. 992· 2955 Come Smell the Swut Seent ef Ceuntry Cudlu Evening 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services • 7 p.m. We Fill Doctors' Prescriptions Tues. 1o-a, Wed.-Sat. 10-2 . Sunday School - 10 a.m. Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. · Pastor: Keith Rader Sunday School • JO a.m. Worship · I I a.m. ·Triple Scented Candles <:rocks, Cakes & Refills Pastor: Roy Hunter Pastor: Teresa Waldeck · Public Notice Full Gospel Ughthouse ~) 33045 Hiland Road, Pomeroy /J ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Flatwoods Pastor: Dr. J.D. Young Sunday school · 9:30a.m. Sunday worship • 10:30 a.m. &: 7 p.m. Wednesday prayer service· 1 p.m. Sunday School • II a.m. -·- Sunday School -9:30a.m. Reedsville FellolVshlp Church orthe Nazartne Worship - 11 a.m. Wednesday Services · 7:30p.m. Sunday School - 10 a.m. f.Ahd-- Pistor: Lawrence Bush Worship · 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Service. 7 p.m. Sunday School - 9:45a.m. Holiness Davia-Quickel Agency Inc. INSURAN CE ML Olive Commuoity Churth Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Pastor: Chad Emrick Danville Holiness Church United Brethren ML Hermon United Brtlhrto In Christ Chun:h Texas Community off CR 82 Pastor: RobCn s.naer;Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services· 7:30p.m. Rt. 7 on Pomeroy By- Pass Pastor: Rev. Robert E. Smith. Sr. Central Cluster Asbury (Syrecuse) · Sabba.th School - 2 p.m. Worship · 3 p.m. United Faith Church Tuesday Services - 7:30p.m. Minister: Danny Bias Pastor: Roy Lawinsky Saturday Services: Evening · 7 p. m. Wedneday Sc ~ice • 7 p.m. Worship· 10 a.m. Paslor: Keith Rader Seventh-Day Adventist Seventh-Day AdvenUst Mulberry Hts. Rd., Pomeroy Faith Gospel Church Long Bonom Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:45 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday 7:30p.m. Torch Church Co. Rd. 63 School - 9:30a.m. Sunday School · 9 a.m. EnterpriK Middleport Presbyterian Sunday School - 9 a.m. Worship - t Oa.m. Worship - 11 a.m. Worship . 11 a.m. Wednesday Services· 8 p.m. Pastor: Sharon Hausman 326 E. Main St., Pomeroy Rector: Re v. D A. duPiantier Holy Eucharist and Worship . 9 a.m. Sunday School - 9:45 a. m. Wednesday Service- 7 p.m. Grand Street Tuppen Plains SL Paul Episcopal Gn<t Episcopal Chun:h Harrisonville Prtsbyterian Chun:h Mone Cilapel Church Sunday school .· JO a.m. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Reedsville Wor.;hip - 9:30 acm. Sunday School · 10:30 a.m. UMYF Sunday 6:30 p.m. "First Sunday of Monlh · 7:30p.m. serv ice Second & Lynn, Pomc:roy Pastor: Rev. Roland Wildman Sunday school and worship 10:25 Sunday School - 10 a.m. DyavUit Community Church Sunday School - 9:30 a. m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Hockingport Chun:h Long Bottom Sunday School - 9'30 a.m. \Vo!Shlp • 10:30 a.m. Congregational Trinity Church Syracuse First United Presbyterian Pastor: Edsel Hart Deibel Church Township Rd., 46BC Sunday School - 9 a.m. Wo!Ship • 10 a.m. ·Wednesday Services. 10 a.m. Sunday School · 10:30 a.m. Church or God or Prophecy OJ. White Rd. off St. Rt. lliO Pastor: P.J. Chapman Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship · II a.m. Wed nesday Services . 7 p.m. Presbyterian Sunday School -9:30a.m. wo .. hip . 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Coolville Church Main & Fifth St. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship- 9 a.m. tuesday Services - 7 p.m. Worship -9:30a.m. Coffee hour fo iiGwing Pomeroy Wtstalde Church of Christ 33226 Children's Home Rd. Sunday Evening 7 p.m. Thursday Service - 7 p.m. Pastor: Helen Kline Joppa Pastor: Bob Randolph Church of Christ Pomeroy Church or Christ 212 W. Main Sl. Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. East Letart Coolville Uolted Methodist Parish Chester Pasto r: Sharon Hausman Worshi p . 9 a.m. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Thursday Services- 7 p.m. Sunday School 10:30 a.m. Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m, 7 p.m. Worsltip . 11 a.m. Sunday School · 9:30a. m. Pastor: Randy Barr Wednesday Services- 7:00p.m. Bai!Cy Run Road Pastor: Rev. Emmett Rawson Worship - II a.m., 6:30 p.m. Rutland Church or God Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evening - 6 p.m. Faith Valley Tahomacle Church Pastor: Sharon Hausman E~e ning Th ird A ve. Pastor: Rev. Clark Baker . Pastor: Rev . Krisana Robinson Melp Coopentlvt Parish Northrast Cluster Alfrtd Sunday School - Y:45 a.m. PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE Ia hereby given that on Saturday, January 24, 1998, at 10:00 a.m., a public sale will be held at 211 West $.econd Street, Ohio, The Pomeroy, Parmer'a Btnk and Savlngt· f;ompany parking lot, to sell for cash the following collateral: · 1990 DODGE CARAVAN 2B4FKS533LR781178 The Farmer• Bank and Savings Company, Pomeroy, Ohio, reserves the right to bid at thla sale, and to withdraw the above colleteral prior to sale. Further, The Farmers Bank and Savings Company reaervea the right to reject any or all bide submitted. Further, the above collateral will be sold In the ' Jiondltlon It Ia In, wllh no Cxpren or · implied warrantlu glven.the above Further, collateral will be sold In the condition It Ia In, with no expreas or Implied warrantlea given. For further Information, contact Tim at AAS-4289. ·fJJ 21, 22,23 3tc Middleport Penlecostal 985-4473 10125196/tfn Public Notice Wednes4ay Servi ces - 7 p.m. Haul Communlly Church Off Rt. 124 Cell Phone 591-1897 Suttoo Pastor: Dewayne Stutler Sunday School • 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:45 a.m. (1st & 3rd S~n) Thursday Servicts. 7 p.m. ~ Racine Pastor: Re\1 . James Sanerfiel d • 614-992·3141 Sunday School · 10 a.m. Evening . 7 p.m. . Wednesday Service. 7 p.m. Ohio' Lumbar Co .. 'Po Box 606 . WICKS HAULING TRUCKING •Com:>lete Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATEES Agricultural Lime, Limestone • Gravel Dirt· Sand 985-4422 Chester; Ohio Home •i Wednesday Service - 7:30p.m. Sunday School • 10 a.m. Worship - I I a.m. Mt. Oll>e Unilcd Methodist Off 124 behind Wilkesville Pastor: Rev. Ralph Spires Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wo!Ship • 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Call Anytime St. Rt . 124, Racine Pastor: William Hoback SyraCOUO! Mission 1411 Bridgeman St., Syracuse Sunday School · 10 a.m. Evening - 6 p.m. (Lime StoneLow Rates) AND MORE . 13 · S&L •New Homes •Garages DUMP TRUCK SERVICE Parking Lots, etc. Pentecostal Pentecostal Assembly Evening - 7:30p.m. TRUCKING Driveways, 7 p.m. Wednesday - 7 p.m. & Youth 7 p.m. .ROBERT BISSEU CONSTRUCTION R. L. ·HOLLON REMOVAL Sunday Schooi!O a.m. Racine United Methodist Graham Unlled Methodist Worship-9:30a.m. (1 st & 2nd Sun), 7:30 p.m. (3rd .It 4th Sun) WednCS<lay Service · 7:30p.m. SNOW Sunday School - 11 a.m. Worship · 10 a.m. Pastor: Brian Harkness Sunday School - 9:45 a.m. Worship · 11 a.m. Friday-7:00p.m. Pastor: Bill Staten Sunday Services- 10 a. m. & Middleport Community Church 575 Pearl St., Middleport Joe Wilson (614) 992-4277 .COUNTRY CANDLE SHOP 6 Pastor: Sam Anderson Sunday SchOOl · 10 a.m. Worship- 9 a.m. Wednesday - 7 p.m. Rev. George Weirick 1998 Martin Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Chapter For Information Regarding Bankruptcy contact: William S~franek, Attorney At Law 614-592-5025 Athens, Ohio "Build Your Dr-am" New Life Victory Center 3773 Georges Creek Road, Gallipolis, OH Pastor: Robert Vance Sunday worship - 10 a.m. Wednesday se rvice -6:30p.m. Pastor: Brian Hlrkness SL Paul Lutheran Church Sundlly School: 9:30 a.m. Worship Service: 10:30 a.m. Bible Study, Wednesday, 6:30p.m. Christian Union Hartford Church or Christ In Christian Union Mt. Moriah Baptbt fo unh & Main St., Middleport Pastor: Dewayne Stuller Comer Sycamore & Second St., Pomeroy Pastor: Philip Stunn Evening · 7:.30 p.m. Thursday Services· 7:30 Worship - 11 a.m. Wednesday Services · 7:30p.m. Our Saviour Lutheran Church Walnut and Henry Sts., Ravenswood, W.Va. lntrim pastors: Rev. Robert Hupp Sunday School - 10:00 a.m. Worship - 11 a.m. RtedJvllle Church or Christ Old Bethel Free Will ,Baptlst Church 2860 1 So. Rt. 7, Middleport Sunday School - 10 a.m. Pastor : A ri us Hurt MorningStar Wor.;hip - 9:00 a.m. Sunday School - 10:00 a.m. Hemlock Gro,. Church Pastor: Gene Z<lpp Sundlly school · IO::lO a.m. Worship · 9:)() a.m., 7 p.m. Sunday WorshiP, - I0:30a.m. & 6 p.m. Sunday School · 10 a. m. Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wo!Ship - 10:45 a.m. (2nd & 4th Sun) Pine Grove Re\1 . GeorgCWeiri ck Langsville ChrisUan Church Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Serv ice 7:30p.m. Evening · 6:30 p.m. Wednesday Services · 6:30p.m. Forest Run Baplisl Carmtl Chapter 7 - ... Wed nesday Service - 7 p.m. Endtlmt House of Prayer (at Burlingham church off Route 33) Pastor: Dtwayne Stutler Lutheran St. John Lutheran Chan:h Pastor: Woody Call MI. Union Baptjst Faith Baptist Church Railroad St., Mason Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship - 11 a.m., 6 p.m. WednesdaY Services.· 7 p.m. Latter-Day Saints Reorganized Churth or Jesu1 Christ or Latter Day Salnta Portland-Racine Rd. Pastor: Jerry Singer . Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. Uberty Christian Church Worship · I t a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services· 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. Pastor: Dtwayne Stuller MBJ Cli fton, W.Va. 'Sunday - 9:30a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday · 7 p.m. Sunday School . 10 a.m. Worship - 9 a.m. Wednesday Services- 10 a.m. TIMBER: We pay cash for tracts ol limber. If Interested In selli ng your tlmt-er. please let our professional forestry sta!l manage your timber lor Income, wildli le, and a place to enjoy the outdoors. Superior Hprdwoods ot Wednesday· 7:00p.m. Sunday School - 10 a.m. · Worship - 7 p.m. Pastor : Theron Durham BANKRUPTCY . Remodeling Sunday- 7:00 p. m.. Harrlsbnvllle Communlly Church · Bethany Custom Homes Pa stor: William Van Meter Pastor: Steve Reed Services: Wednesday, 7:30p.m. Sunday, 2:30p.m. Worship · 9 a.m. •, Church or Jesus Christ, Apostolic Fallh 1/4 mile past Fort Meigs on New Uma Rd . Clifton Tahomacle Church New Lime Rd., Rutland Pastor: Rev. M argaret J. Robinson Sunday School - 10 a.m. 304-773-5033. Sllnrsvllle Word or Faith · Faith Full Gospel Church Long Bottom The Believers· Fellowship Ministry Snowville Pastor: Rev. Roy McCarty Sunday School -9:30 a.m. Sunday Evening · 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Pastor: Tom Runyon Sunday School - 9:30 a. m. Worship - 10:45 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wed nesday Servicc:s · 7:00p.m. VIctory Baptistlndtpeadllnt . 525 N. 2nd St. Middleport Pas10r: James E. Keesee Worship - IOl.m., 7 p.m. W e dn e~ay Service . 7:00p.m. wrecked or sa lvage d vet11cles . Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 am Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. Sunday School -9:30 a.m. Salem !i••ter ~ Pastor: Ron Fierce · Sunday School - 9: IS a.m. Worship - 10:15 a.m. J & D Auto Parts. Buying Pastor:·Lawrence Foreman Hobson Christian Fellowship Chun:h Sunday service, 10:00 a.m., 7:00p.m. Youth fellowship Sunday, 7:00p.m. Wednesday service, 7:00p.m. Wanted to Buy '· 1\~oldng ure Church 500 N. 2nd Ave., Middleport Worship ·9:30 a.m. aiJ'lZ_p.m. Wednesday • 7 p.m. -Friday • fellowship se rvice 7 p.m. Thursday Services . 7 p.m. Laurtl Clllf free Mtlhodlst Church Worship Service - 9 a.m. Communion · 10 a.m. 90 ' Evening - 1 p.m. Wednesday Se rv ice - 7 p.m. Rutland Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a. m. The Dally Sentinel • Page 7 . Sunday School9:30 a.m. Sunday School · 10 a.m. Wor.;hip - 11:15 a. m., 7 p.m. Pastor: Keith Rader Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ,· Pastor: David Dailey Salem St., Rutland Pastor: Robert E. Musser Sunday School - 9:15 a.m. Worship · 10 a.m. Youth Fellowship, Sunday. 6 p.m. · Hysell Run Holiness Church Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Th ursday Service - 7:30 p.m. \ ChrisUan Fellowablp Coot.. Rock Sprin111 '-- Pastor: Rev . Blackwood Paslor Michael Pangio Sunday .servk::e, 10 a.m. Thursday service, 7 p.m. Pomeroy Pastor: Raben E. Robinson Sunday School - 9:15 a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m. Bible Study Tuesday'- !Oa.m. . ,. Sunday School - 9:30a.ni. · Wo,.hip 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. J Wednesday Service - 7:30p.m,·. Faith Chapel Open Bible Church 923 S. Third St., Middleport Peari Chapel Sunday School · 9 a.m. • Worship . 10 a. m. • ., Calvary Blhlt Chun:h Pomeroy Pike, Co. Rd. Wednesday 7 pm Mlntnvlllt Pu tor: Chad Emrick Sunday School • 9a.m. Worship · 10 a. m. Pastor: Re\1 . Dewey King Pastor-Jeffrey Wa llace l:st and 3rd Sunday Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. Ajjape ure Center "Fuli·Oospcl Chun:h" Pastors John & P•tty Wade 603 Second Ave. Mason 773 -5017 . Service lime: Sunday 10:30 a.m.' H..th (Middleport) Pastor: Vema1aye Sullivan Sunday School . 9:30a.m. Worship · '10:30 a.m. Rose or Sharon Holiness Chun:h Leading Creek Rd., Rutland Keno Churth ol Christ wo .. mp . 9:30 a.m. Sunday School - 10:30 a.m. Pastor: Nei l Tennant Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worahlp - 9 a.m. Thursday Services , 6:30p.m. Calvary Pilpim Cil!lpel Harrisonville Road Pastor: Rev~ Victor Roush Sunday School9:30 a.m. Worship- II a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service- 7:30p.m. - I (' , . Antiques- no Item too large or too small. Also es tates, appraisals, rel_iniShing , custom ordefs , 740- 992·6576. Cash Pa id For Land In Gallla County, Blcw:~burn Real ty, 740· 44&-0008. Clean . Late Model Cars Or Trucks, 19QO Models Or Newer, Smith StJick Pontiac, 1900 East· ern Avenue . Gal~polls. E O.E Pleasant Valley Ho sp1tal IS took· ing for Operating Tec hn1c1ans . Operatmg room.e1per1ence pre ferred Must l1ve w1th ln 20 minutes of the ho sp1t at. Mu st be able to take call. Send resume to Pe rsonnel at Pleas ant Valley Hospllal 2520 Valley Or . Pt Pleasant. WV 25550. ANEOE RE CREATION PRO GRAM COORQINATOB Seekmg Cand1date W1th E~ee:ette n t Plann ing An d Communrca t1on Skills . Ptens And Coordina te s A Countywide Recrea tion Prog ram 01 Indoor And Outdoor Recrea tion Oppo r tun11ie s And Special Events For All Age s Aesponsi· ble For Pr og ram Fa cil nies, Bu dgets . Sett1ng ObJectiv es . Commumty And Program Leader· ship, Stall Tra in1ng And Evatua· tmns . Secu reo Contrac t Person· net. Part· Time Program Stall. Offi· cials And Volu nteers Responsi· ble For Marketi ng , Pr omo t1ons And Program Publicity. Bachelors Degree Pre ferred. Knowledge 01 Recreation Areas And Skills Ae quued. Candidates Are To Submit Resume' -'nd Employment Appli· cation To: 0 .0 . Mcintyre Park Distr ic t. Gallia Coun ty Col,l rt · house. 18 Locust Street. Gallipolis, Ohio 45631·1262 .. Deadline. Open Unti!·Arted . Day bed in good conditi on. 304 - Wanted · OTR driver. experi· enced M or F with clean COL and Hazman endo rseme nt. Must be able to pass DOT an~ drug test .. Salary negotiable, co ntact 614- 882-2065 992-7363. �/ ~ Friday, January 23, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Page 8 • The Da1ly Sentinel • -Friday, January 23, 1998' Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio The Dally Sentinel• Page 9: •. ALLEYOOP BRIDGE NEA Crossword Puzzle PHILLIP ALDER ACROSS I JoiiOR Md 31 IINaa ldae :r1 perfod of l.!nMr 3111110 bllh 4 THangular ulla 40 Sinewy li:: 8 Mechanical 41 Hei11y weight r.petltlon VfANTED peop e 55 and over to flalp teaCh read ng at Pomeroy ~ tementary 15 hOurs per week Elene! ts include cho ce of $2 50 per hOur st pend or 1 lu ton unll far e.very 15 hours of ser ... rce fa you r ch rl dren grandchrl d or ttflolher ch td of your choiCe pard m leage and free lunch For an apphcahOn o more tn formatron plea se call Jam e G llrspre 740 99::12161 WANTED Ce tIed Med ca As s stant app r o~ 25h s week Mon day Fr day a!! erncons & early even ng s Send resume o Box CW 22 c o Pont Pea sant Reg s tar 200 Man S Pt P te asan wv 25550 Wanted Dental Ass stan! Seek ng An Except onal Team Pe son V(e Focus On Warmth Carmg And Expen Commun catr on Emphasrs On Personal Develop men\ Through Coni nu ng Educa t o n Pan c pat on W th Othe Team Mem oe s And H gh Ach evement Appl cant snouta 8e Ca re er M nded Personalty Stable And Heath Cen tered In L le~te Please Send Resume To 230 Upper Aver Ra Gall pols Oh o 4563 1 Thro gh January 28th 1998 We Have The SOLUT ION To Your New Years RESOLUTION! Lose Up To 30 lbs In 30 Days 7-104411982 180 Wanted To Do Babysiltmg n My Home Chesn re Area All Hours Park Close By 740 367 7849 Furntture repatr rehn sn and res tarat on atso cuswm orders Oh o Valley Aefm1st1 ng Shop La ry Ph Ips 740 992-6576 Georges Pori able Sawm II don I haul your logs to the m 1 1us call 304 675 1957 W I Care For Elde rly Days 0 N ghts $8 00 H Cal l Pam 740 388 0302 0 She ly 740 388 9168 Day Or N ghl W u ca e lor the elderly day or mgh t Ca I Pam o Shelley 740 388 0303 or 740 388 9168 Day o ngnt Wt ll Do Hou seclean ng And 01 t ce Clea n ng References Avail able 740 446 1417 FINANCIAL Busmess Opportunity 1NOT1CE1 OH10 VALLEY PUBL1SH1NG CO 3 Bedroom House & 2 Mobtle Homes On t 112 Acres Ask ing $38 000 5 M nu tes From Galhpo lis 740 441 01:32 3 M It:::. From Galhpot s 3 Bed ooms Secluded Home 2-t Acres De ta chf!d Garage EnJOY The Pleasures 0 Bo h C ty /Country C.ry School D stnct $40 000 740 441 0725 3br home 1 acre ot ocated n Gall pols Ferry ac ross from 84 Lumber Pr ce reduced n ~e 304 675 5010 aher Spm 4 Bedroom Ranch Fun Basement Fenced Yard Nea A10 Grande 740 245 9620 4 bedroom 2 bath carport 2 acr es 30x40 pole barn on New ltma 742 20B6 Ann stan Dr ve Pt Pleasant JBA Famtly Room w/Wood burn er Cent ra l Heat ng & Cool ng 2 T er De ck n rear NIC E Call Homestead Bend Broker 30 4 882 2405 BU V HOMES AS LOW ' AS $4 000 1 5 Bdrm Local Gov I & Bant.:. Aepo s Cal 1 BOO 522 2730 X 1709 K tchen d n ng room 2 bedroom bath 1v ng room front 1!. back lull teng h porches ga s lurnace c ty water oulbu lld ng garage 1 2 m le East ol Rae ne 740 949 2118 Mason modular hom e on 100/ I 00 lot three bed oo m two full baths large 1 /dr co mbo kttllr combo w th wor kmg I eplace ut i ty room comes equtpped w th stove relngera tor dtshwasher and garbage d sposal central a r two ca ga age and storage bu ld ng ncluded prtvacy fence n ba k spi t a I tn !rant two po ch es 740 949 9004 alter 6pm NEW CONSTRUCTlON Beau ty salon n Ont o fully equ pped two work stations wet es tablished chen ete For lease se rious mqu ues only 614 667 3816 Beau !lui Two Story Colontat 414 Th ird Avenue Gall pohs 3 Bedrooms 2 t/2 Baths LA 8 FA Formal Om ng Room Oak Tr m F replace Much More Home Ehg•b e For TaK 84~ 5350 320 Mobile Homes for Sale $999 DOWN on an mul\1 secuons Lim ted T me Only I FREEDON HOMES of Nl1rc WV 304 722 7127 12x65 w/e Kpan do luel o I fur nace & tank stove relngerator underp nn ng block t e downs & steps Ready to move Must Sell• $1 500 or rade lor truck of equal value 304 675 2619 or 304 458 1530 MUST SELL. 14x80 3 Bedrooms 2 Baths Owner Fmancmg Avatl able 304 736 7295 For Sale Re sale Bus ness Of 4 Yrs Great Fam ly Seco nd In co me Low Overhead Cheap Ready To Go Please Senous In qu es Only Call 740 446 7696 3970 220 Money to loan $4 500 304 674 4659 a1ter 1pm NEED A LOAN? Mortgage Auto Consol dat on Apply Tile Easy Way By Phone Fnendly Loan 1980 Fatrmont Mob le Home 14X60 In Great Shape F01 Sale Call any lime 740 446 7641 740 388-9635 230 Professional Services 1974 Buddy 3br wllot 304 882 1977 L be ty 121w1de 2br to tal electric appl iances eKc cond 1982 Oakwood 14x60 all etectr c 2br 2 bath axe cond 1n K&K can stay w/approved appl cattOn or w II deltver locally $10 500 Call K&K 304 675 3000 6 5 L vmgs ton s basement water proofing all basement repai rS 1983 Commodore tratler 14x70 done free estimates hfet1me thre e bedroom total etectnc w th central atr umt must move 614 guara ntee 1Oyrs on JOb eKpen 985 3902 ence 304 675 2•45 Payne 1 Custom Timbering Ronald S Payne Jr Select Harves ters of large ma ture hardwood & htgh qualty veneer 1mt>er Free Evatuat ons WVDOF Cerhfled 304 576 2014 WE WANT TO WORK! Do You Need An Extra Palf Of Hands? We Have Them Ma a Or Female Wtll Work Ins de & Out Clean Haul Do Odd Jobs Run Errands Do Laundry Call Us To Do You r OrtyWork 740441131 2Day 0 r Nghl 304 755 5685 DREAM HOME SEAlES ENTERTA lNER 3bedrooms 2ba ths start ng at $219 mo SUNR ISE Loaded w1th GE ap pltances sta 1ng at $299/mo FAM ILY 4bedrooms 2 large baths starttng $359/mo L m1ted t me otter only at Oakwood Bar boursv lie WV 304 736 3409 FlRSTTlME BUYERS E Z Fmanc1ng 2 or 3 Bedrooms Around $200 Per Monlh 1800 251 5070 Flfsl Time Buyers E Z Ftna nc ng 2 Or 3 Bedrooms Around $200/ Mo 1 800-251 5070 Large select on of used homes 2 o 3 bedrooms Starbng at $2995 Ou ck dehvery Call 740 385 962 1 LlMlTED TlME ONLYl 4BR 2 BATH $1 449 DOWN $249 MONTH Free a r & sk rt ng Only at Oakwood Homes Nitro WV 304-755-5885 MUST SELL 14 x80 3bedrooms 2baths owner I nanc ng ava I able :304 736 7295 N·o·T·t c ·E Ameru;a s larges t fa ctory outlet has purchased local \ mobile nom e dealerShip l All mre ntory mus t be sold w th n 3U days Save th ousan ds Call now lor nfo FREEDOM HOMES ol Nil o wv 304 722 7127 New 1998 14x70 \hree bedroom ncludes 6 months FREE lot rent Inc ude s skHtlng deluxe steps and se tup Only $187 08 per month w th $t075 down Call 1 800-837 3238 New 2Bx60 3 or 4 bedroom $39 995 F ee delivery 1 800 691 6777 Abalemen 1179 500 304 273 2940 Thre e acres three bedroom house w th two car garage addt t an al 3 ca r garage poot 614 1988 Clayton t 4K 70 3br tlatn goad cond w/heat pump w II de ltver oca lly $t2500 Call K&K 304 675-3000 8 5 1992 Sunsh ne Trail er 2 Bed room 1 Bath Arx:l 1/2 Bath Phone 17 40) 446-2095 1994 Sultan Ete ctrtc Heat Pump 2 Bedroo ms 2 Ba th s $1 7 900 740 446 3653 1985 Mans on t4x70 2br 2 ba th I re pla ce was her dryer stove ref ge ato micro wave water bed 304 675 7530 alter 4pm 1998 Ooublewlde Repo Never I ved n owner I nanc ng ava table 304 755 5566 Th s newspaper w I not k11owmg1y accept adven sements lor real estate whtch s v otat on of ne law Our readers are hereby nlormed hat all dwelhngs adver1 sed n m s newspaper are ava table on an equal opportun ty bass REAL ESTATE 310 Homes for Sale 0"/o Down W th A Job & Good Cred 1 $35 000 In Gall pols Area 740 367 0403 Page 4'1 800-395 23:37 Pag@r 1576 1985 Ranch 3 Bedrooms t Bath Large L v ngroom Large K1tchen 1 Acre Gall po s C tv Schools $67 000 740 446 4323 2109 Mt Vernon 3br b tck two t replaces arge kitchen dinmg & 11vtng rooms lull basement garage 175 000 304 575-2917 2592 Sq Fl 3 Bedrooms 2 Baths F nished Bas ment 2 1/2 Car Garage 1 Acrt MOL GaIt poliS $110000 740446-4441 2 Bedroom tra le rete ences a depos t equ1rea Leave mes sage 304 675 1076 5 New 1997 14 W de s Un be l ev able Pnce Must Se I Before Jan 31st To Close Ou Phy stcat Year Call Credtt L ne 1 800 948 5678 DREAM HOME SERIES ENTERTAINER, 3 Bedrooms 2 Baths Sta t ng At $2191Mo SUNRISE, Loaded W th GE Appl ances Start ng AI $299/MO New double Wide repo $999 down Free delivery and setup 304 736 7295 New doublewtde I purchased wont ht on my tot must sell Will deliver & set up at no cha rge 304 722 7148 New Aepos Never Lived In Only 2 Lett Free Deli ve ry & Set up Ca I Fmance L ne For Fr ee Ap proval 1 800 948 5678 ONLY $499 DOWN ON SELECTlVE SlNGLE WlDES Free Delivery & Setup OAKWOOD HOMES NlTRO 304 755-5885 Criner mov ng Make 2 payments move n assume oan no pay men t t1ll February 1998 1 304 722 7148 or 304 722 7140 SlNGLE PARENT PROGRAM vlle VIVA 304 736 3409 D scoun t Mob le Home Part s & Accessor es Lowes Installed Pr ces On lnlertherm & Coleman Furna ces Heat Pumps & A r Cond ttto ners Hugh Inventory W th Easy Ovm The Phone Bank F nanc ng Ava table Replace ment PaIs And Serv ce Calls Comptelf! Stock Water Heaters Sk rt ng K ts $299 95 Anchors Wood & Fiberglass Step s Roof Coat ngs Tulls S nks Plumb ng Supphes Breakers Electncal Supplies Range Hood & Pa ts Doors Wmdows Etc Bennetts Mobtle Home HTG & CLG 1~91 Sallord School Road GallipoliS OH I 740 446 941 6 Or Toll Free 1800 872 5967 VIV010212 Ooullle wide 10% down $1961 rna Free dellvery & setup 1 800 736 7295 SlNGLE PARENT PROGRAM Spec aJ F nanc ng Ava lable 304 736 7295 The Entertainer Has Arrived! 14x.80 3br 2 bath comes w1th 27 TV h gh hve VC R surround sound speakers $1485/0own $219/MO Once ln A L let me Dealll Only at Oakwood Homes Nitro W'V 304 775-5685 WESTWOOD HOME SHOW Used & Repo Sale As L tile As $500/Down And $t 50 Per Man th Free Delll€ry 1 800 251 5070 We stwood Home Show Use d & Repo Sate As L ttte As $500 00 Down And $1 50 Mo Free Dehv ery 1 800 25 1 5070 New Double W de Repo $999 00 Down Free Del ve y And Set Upl 304 736 7295 350 lots & Acreage 30 Acres Close To Gall pols 1972 Chevy P ck Up Very Good COndtton 740 256-6574 35 acres ol good hunting land on Sm tn Ad 740 742 7405 days 74Q-742 2086 even ngs Me igs Co Danv le N ce 17 Acre:; $18 000 0 9 Acres S17 000 $1 000 Down+ $212 Mo Coun y Water Gall Ia Co Galhpol s Ne ghrbo hOOd Ad 10 Acres Lots 0 1Leve $19 000 0 22 Acre s W th Pond NQW $24 000 Fr endly R dge 8 5 Acre s $7 500 Or 19 Acres $18 000 County Water Tee ns Ru n t:asJ One 10 Acres $10000 Call For Free Maps + Owner F1 nanctng lnlo Take t 0% Oft L sted Pnces On Cash Purchases NEW YEAR NEW LAND Start OH Atght Own Your Own Land 1n Southern OhiO N~w On Market P1ke County Beave 5 t Acres Aestr cted Just 011 SA 32 GALLIA COUNTY Close To Jackson County L ne Off SR 35 /SA 233 5 To 10 Acre Country Bu•ldmg Lots Beauhlu\ Open Fat Meadows Start ng AI $12 900 $1 290 Down NeKI To Nat anal Also Land In !·Jackson Athens SciOto Ross We Allow Doubtew1des Modulars Cabms Most Sbckbu h Homes NO SINGLEWIOES Land Co ntrac t 10o/, Down Ca ll For Free Maps ANTHONY LAND CO LTD 1 800 213 8365 www cou ntry tyme com 360 691 6777 Free alf free sk rt 16K80 3 or 4 bedroom $1 350/d.own 5299/mo Call 1 81J0..691 6777 --- Real Estate Wanted Cash Paid For Land In Galha Cou nty Blackburn Realty 740 44&-0008 Two Bedroom Apartment Next To University ol Rio Grande Campus (740) 245-5858 One bedroom apar tment In Mtd 410 Houses for Rent dleport 740992 2178 2 Bedroom Home In Kanauga $325 Mon th Pl us Ullllt es No Pets 740 446 4107 Upsta rs 2 Rooms & Bath Fur mshed Clean No Pels Reference & Deposl1 Required 740 446 2BR house new carpet new ly rem ode led $300/mo Aelerenc es & deposit • utilities 304 675 1070 Exlra lol 65 Acre Farm Fenced Newer 3 Bedroom Home 2 Baths Central Au & F replace Detact1ed 30K40 V1nyt S1de Garage Large Bar n W lh 6 Stalls & Tack Room Frost Free Water In Barn 10 M les From Gall pols $650/Mo Plus Secunty 140 256 6367 Country Home 3 Bedrooms 2 Batns On 65 Acres Garage & Barn Included $650 /Mo Plus Secunty 740 256-6367 For Rent W1tl1 Opt1on To Buy 3 Bedroom Ranch 1 1f2 Ba ths Large Faml y Roo m Wtth Gas F replace Complete Satellite Sys tem $600 128 Deerlletd Road Galllpo s 740 446-4459 Newly decorated 3br wflull base ment references & depostt no pets 304 675 5162 R1 0 Grande Area 3 Bedroom Bath & 1/2 $490/Mo Deposit Re qulred WID Hook Up 1 888 640 0521 420 Mobile Homes for Rent 12x60 Mob1le Home 2 Bedroom Part a ly Furn shed (740) 367- 0544 T,a1ters 12K60 two bedroom $300 renl 1100 deposll 14x80 ldur bedroom $300 rent S100 de posit ask lor Tom 740 992 4049 2 & 3 bedroom mob tle homes $260 $300 se wer water and tra sh mcluded 740 992 2167 q"'e<l 614 446-1104 3 Bedrooms 1 112 Baths 14x70 wth E~tpando 2 M les from Gall pols Oft 141 740 446 4824 Ava Iable February t st Large 3 Bedrooms Bob McCormick Road $300/Mo Plus Depos•l 740 446 6844 Beaut lui Atve Vtew In Kanauga Fos ter Mobtle Home Pa rk 7 40 441 0181 For Sate Or Rent Nice 2 Bedroom Mobile Home Located Johnson Mobile Home Park 740 446 Tra ler For Rent $265/Mo De postt & Referen ces Requ red In et udes Water & Sewe 740 446 0427 440 Apartments for Rent 1 & 2bedroo m lurntshed apart ments MaSOf'! a ea Per lect for ret1rees 304 773 5186 1 and 2 bedroom apartments fu ntshed and unfurntshed secur ty depos t re qu red no pets 740 992 2218 1 And 2 Bedroom Apartment 76 V ne Street Galltpot s Oh o 740 446 7398 Aller 2 PM 740 367 7886 1 Bed oom Apartment Hand1 capped Accesstble Bidwell Pl us Large Store Room In B•dwell 740 388 9770 1 Bedroom u nus Newest & Cleanest In The Area Near Holz er $269/Mo P lu~ Uti he~ & Se curtly DepOstt Aeqwed No Pets 740 445 2957 2 bedroom aparlment m Pomeroy ulllt es pad no pets 740 992 5858 2bdrm apts Iota electr tc ap pi ances !urn Shed laund y room facth!les c ose to scllool n town Appl cations ava table at V llage Green Apts 1149 or ca ll 740 992 Upsta rs and Dow nstairs apart h-tents Ava table 91 Cedar Trailer ana Collage 111 Parler (740) 3881100 450 Furnished Rooms C1 rcte Motel Lowest Rat es In Town Newly Remode led HBO CmemaK Showttme & Disney Weekly Rates Or Monthly Rates Constru ction workers Welcome 740 441 56!18 740-441 5167 Sleep ng rooms wllh cooki ng Als o tr a ter space on river All nook up s Ca ll after 2 00 p m 304 773 5651 Ma son WV 460 Space for Rent Mobile home site available bet ween Athens and Pomeroy call 740-385 4367 MERCHANDISE 510 Household Goods App 1ances Aecondt ttoned Washers Drye rs Range s Aefn grators 90 Day Guarantee' French C ty Maytag 740 446 er Used 1199 Ca ll 740 886 6373 Bunk Bed Set Soli d Wood w1th Inner Spr ng Mattress New Nev er useo 1285 740-886 6373 Cozy Pellet Stove Holds 3 Bags Of Pellets Used For 1 Wtnter $900 740-441-1 590 Dyer $95 Washer $95 Ete ctnc Range $95 Reln gera1or Frost Free $150 Small Up A ght Freez er Fros t Free $150 Maytag Washer and Dryer Set $300 Ket vtnator Aelr 1geratot Frost Free Ntce $250 Ho POt'rl1 Washer $:205 One Yea r Warranty Ve y N ce Skaggs Appliances 76 Vme st ee1 (740)446-7398 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers dryer s refrig erators rang es Skaggs App l ances 76 VIne Slreel Call 740 446 7398 1 BOO 499 3499 Moving Sa e Used Furmture Store 130 8ulav111e P1ke Galltpo I s Oh o 50% 011 G ft Shop And Most Furn lure Mon lues Wed 10 4 Only Polly 1 New • Used Fumlture We now have Army Surptusllt 2101 Jellerson Ave Open 9 30 5 00 Mon Sat 304 675 SOFA(7632) 530 Antiques Buy or se ll A verme Antiqu es 1124 E Mam Street on At 124 Pome roy Hours M T W 10 00 am to 600 pm Sunday 1 00 to 6 00 p m 740 992 2526 Ru ss Moore owner 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise 24 Bulb Wolf Bed $1 000 740 446 6982 3 Cush on couc h makes mto queen s1ze bed 1 occasio nal char $751or both 304 882 3206 4 Cases ol Ensure $20per case 304 675 6B94 8lt Pool taote (wood top) rack balls & cues $65 We1gllt bench w/200ib we tght ~ $85 740 446 3814 8x32 Off ce Tra1 ter $5 000 740 Acros co mpu ter 5 1/2y s old W ndows 3 1 13 n man tor Ep son pr nter Mtcrosolt Works several other games & programs Leased Upsta1rs Tl1ree Bed oom Tw o Bath La ge Bay Wtndow Over Look mg The Park (740) 886 7174 Lovety one bedroom apar tment eou pped kitchen ullhlles mclud ed tn M ddleport ca ll 740 992 7833 after 6pm Relerences and deposn requ1red Modern 1br apt all ut1ht1es patd except elect tc $250/mo -t de pos tt 304 675 1371 or 304 675 3230 Now Taking Applications- 35 West 2 Bedroom Townh.ouse Apa rtments $295/Mo 740 446 0006 OLD ASH VILLAGE APARTMENTS Now accept1ng apphcattons for regular rent apts 2br sewer trash & water paid laundry & playground on s~e very clean close to school & stores 6th & George St New Haven VN Contact from lOam 2pm Man Fn 304 882 3716 One bedroom apa rtment n Mtd dleport all ut Utles pa1d 5270 per month $100 depo stl 740 992 7806 Three bedroom apa rtment Th1rd Street Racine $300 month plus utilities and deposit also one bedroom apartmen t 740 247 4292 3564 $400 304 675 1504 Alummum runntng boards com plete 98 long Sea s ac lton skt er Westo Car010 Gl de 304 675 3884 Boo ts By Aedw lng Ch tppewa Ro cky Wo verne Sorel Tony Lama Guaranteetl Lowest Prices Shoe Cafe GallipoliS Brand Newt Grea t Gtfll CO/vtdeo storage un t B ack and cherry Never out o! box $125 Holds up tQ 940 discs also holds tapes Call 740 992 6636 afler 6 pm COs & tapes not Included Concrete & P ashe Sept1c Tanks 30 0 Thru 2 000 Gallons Ron Evans Enlerpnses Jack so n OH 1 800 537 9528 Country blue couch and chaH with small llower prmt real nice $700 614 9g2 5181 ECONOMY Heat ng And Cool ng Up-Grade Your Present System From $38 00 /Call For Oetais 740-245-9009 hay In barn $15 Straw rolls for bedding Morgan Farm At 35 304 S20 $1 o 937 2018 Ear corn lor sale 740-98s.3347 Jtr AERATlON MOTORS Repaired New & AeOutlt In Stade Call Ron Evans 1800 537 9528 Good Muc.ed Ttmothy Orchard G ass Hay Second Cult ng 01 Orchard Grass 740 245 9212 Ha, for sale 304 675 299 1 9709 An ltqu e Oak Desk I 740 446 Hay Fl ou nd bales bales 304 B95 3547 Keritsene heater 1ke new ca ll M Ked Hay Delano 740949-2661af1er 4pm Lovesea t L ke New 2 Chams & AntiQue Dresser 74D-J88-9331 Magtc Chef E ectr c Range European Burner Almond Exce llen t Condthon $150 740 446 9708 Now Takmg Orders For Custom Seed ng 01 Tobacco And Vege lab es 740 256 6504 740 256 9367 Off ce Equpment Desk Cha r Cabmets Part1t ons Phone Sys tems Eel Much More Mov ng Must Sate (740) 441-0543 Pomeroy ThrUt Shop now buying Levi jeans toys children s cloth mg mu st be 10 exce llent condt lion Tues day through Fnda y 740 992 3725 PRIMESTAR w nter bl owout spec1at Allmventory must go 1 170 free ct1annels lre:e monthly gu de free bonus g It Guaranteed lowest pnce 888 265 2123 & square J ac~so n Fa m Ph7404461104 740-441 0450 Round Bales 01 Hay Stored In Barn $18 00 Per Bale Mtxed Square Bales 01 Hay S1 75 A Bale 740 245 5506 Rou nd ba tes ol hay $10 & $12 740 992 7015 Square Balls Of Hay For Sa le 740 379 2674 Mason WV Buy Sell Trade Used & Ant ques Furmture 304 773 5341 81 Chevy hea11y duty 11! ton ptck up ps pb $1250 5 heavy rust motor less th an 60 000 mires 740 247 4292 1978 Chys ter LeBaron v 8 Auto Cassette 4 Doors New Battery 740-4411 3872 1979 Jeep CJ5 New Top $2 300 Soulb • New Tres $1 BOO Days 740 446 4672 Evenngs 7404411034 1985 Bu1ck A 446 0299 (Eve) $110 WARM UP High Ethc1ency Natu ral And LP Gas Furn aces l fe hme Warranty On Heat Exchang er "II You Don 1 Call Us We Both Lose Free Est1mates Add On Heal Pumps Only Sl1gh1y H ghar Call Us Today 1997 is The Twenty Seventh Yea r In The Heatmg & Cooling Busmessl 740 446 6306 1 800 291,009B STORAGE TANKS 3 000 Gallon Up tgh t Ron Evans Enterprises Jackson Oh10 1 BOO 537 9526 314 200 PSI S2 1 95 Per 100 1' 200 PSl $37 00 Per tOO All Brass Co m presston F tt ngs InS ock RON ~VANS ENTERPRlSES Jackson Oh o 1 800 537 9528 Wedd ng gown & vet I wi re em brotde ed lace & pearls abso lutely gorgeous s ze 10 $300 304 675 8040 after 4pm Wetght Loss LOSE UP TO 30 LBS 30 Days Dr Recommended 100% GUARANTEED RESULTS 888 294 B019 9i~Pi;;;;;;o;-T,i;;-;<::;-;;~ 11 983 GMC S1erra ClassiC Blnzer 1985 Plymouth Trimos A 1 ConthUon New Ttres Battery New Windshield $1 000 V 8 Auto With All Options EK ce llent Condtl on $3 650 Cook Motors 740 446-0103 1986 Dodge 600 n ce depend able car PS PB automattc am/fm casse tte $1299 740 949 2045 1987 Ford Ranger 4x4 89 En gtne Stand ard Trans Ca mper Top $3 500 OBO 740 256 11 76 ~ Evemngs 740 256 1667 1986 Ford Escort Exp Atr Crm se T1lt ~Speed Low Mtle age $1 400 614 441 1601 Leave Message 1969 Bronco 11 XLT Splash v 6 automat e loaded air at ummum wheels runs and looks good htgh 1 mtes $3800 740 247 4292 1988 Dodge Omnl Good Condl tk>n 740 256-1526 1989 Ford F 250 4x4 7 4 OBO 740 2~73 1 1989 Grand Pri x PS PB au tomallc 00 am/lm stereo great Lots Of Extras New Tires $4 995 740 446 2683 740 446 2205 740 445 9565 1990 Dodge Col t 4 cyli nder au tomattc I 5 eng ne good cond• t on 304 773 5384 anyl me leave message 199 1 Camero AS T Tops Mag Wheels $5 100 740 24!Hl557 1991 Chevy Lumm a Z 34 whtte ex teuor maroon nterw. goo d i !ljft* 949 2401 Mr! 1992 Chevy Silverado 4x4 350 5 Speed E~ce ll e nt Co ndt llo n $118006144463784 1992 Chevy van V 8 automatic 54 000 m les equ pped w1tl'1 ny draultc whee chair lilt garag~ • Bu1ldmg Supplies Block brtck sewe p pes wtnd ows tmtets eta Claude Winters AlP Gra nde OH Cal i 740 245 1992 Dodge Sha dow Red 2 Doo rs Aula A1r 68 000 Mt les Pets for Sale A G oom Shop Pet Groom1ng Featunng Hyd o Bath Do n Sheets 373 Georges Creek Rd 740 446 0231 AKC regtsfered fe male Shlh tzu puppy shots & wo med $250 cash no checks 614 992 2607 CFA Reg stared H1malayan K 1 tens 7 week s Old 614 446 3168 Dalmat on Full Blooded Pupptes Wormed & Shots S50 Each 740 388 8922 One fe male Stiver Toy Poodle puppy mother registered will be eady Feb 8th depos t w II hold ttll then $200 740 949 2463 I FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK 610 Farm Equipment 1966 International smgle axle dump truck new 466 d1esel en g ne new ltres exc co nd D 2 Catap liar 4cyt dtese doz er electr c st art hyster wench 8 blade 3 axle eQuipment tra 11er new 10 ply IHes penile h tch 304 895 3859 1991 John Deere Bac~t1oe W th Cab & Ext 1976 Koetumg Sk1 dloader Model 1350 740 446 8(j:44 Hydraul c 011 lowest price In town Vent free gas heaters pro pane & natural gas on sale now S tde~s Equ pment304 675 7421 cond $6 800 304 675 1 39 PS PB PW AC AT T11l Wheel $4 600 740 44&-0795 Shapel 740 446 0795 $3 200 740-379-2845 1992 Ponllac Gra nd AM Black AC Cruse Ttl! Looks & Run s E~tcel1en t $3 900 Ask f or Amos 740 446 8172 740 256 5251 1992 Aed Cullass Supreme SL 2 Doors NADA $7 250 Our Pnce $6 250 1991 Cu tl ass Ca lais NAOA $3 825 Our Pnce $2 450 Cook MolOrs 740 44&-0103 Heavy clothes all winter at Sam Somerville s Armv Camouflage by Sandyville Post Office Frl Sun Noon Spm Insulated cover alls $35 Unllned $20 Drckle Jackels S30 304 273 5655 379-2836 WESTERN SADDLE Longhorn Bullhide Wrapped Tree VERY WELL NADE Good Condlllon 1995 Saturn SC2 Automat•c Atr Cru tse AM /FM Cassette Tr unk leave message Release $12 000 Call Aller 5 PM Cal 304 882 3554 87 Ch ry sler 5th Avenue ps pb cru•se cant ot pw good cond tton $2 500 call 740 593 7390 Call Ernte A~ Gallta Aut o Sales Jackson P1ke 740 446 0724 Bank F nanclng All Purpose Ranch /Roptng Sad dle $800 740-379-2701 1ld in!! / nd ,,. 1Fl Pl<!Ce - " / 1r II -- 's ? " 1rq dOn ' 1'1Ur "'~ 4 wheelers motor homes lurnt lure electron cs compu ters etc by FBI IRS OEA Ava able your area now Call 1 800 513 4343 Ext S 9368 1980 1990 Cars For $100111 Se zed And Sold Locally Th s Month Trucks 4x4 s Etc 1600 522 2730 X 3901 Upton llsed Ca rs Rt 62 3 1 South ol leon WV Ftnancmg 304 458 1069 720 Trucks for 1988 Silverado Shortbed $3 300 1987 S 10 $1 200 1987 Grand Am $1 000 740.388-9906 Pass &Foe Eesl Pass Pass CELEBRITY CIPHER by Lula Campoa c.llbrtly Cfpher CfVPIOQIWTII lrl CfWIId from quo&afionl by larrwM people put lnd present &cn Melli In 1M Cil:lf* l1lndl for another Todly'l cW F eQU11s 0 'E PCEHX ZUVZBW ZOSEDHAD VCDH MDAZOWD WPDKDH PCD FJ E'V E'Y SENDAPEHR PCD ZOSEDHAD WLEDUiriDNR PREVIOUS SOLUTION "Oeflnttlon ol a mus1cal disorderly conducl O<X:IIIonally lnterrupted by talk • - L L Levmson '::!:~~~, S©\\..(}lA-ttttrs· WOlD lAM I - - - - - - lol...4 ~, CLAY I POUAN _ _ , - - - - ~tters Rearrange 0 lour sc:ramblod of th1 words be to form four s•mple word~ low ISODHIL ~ 3 I I I 1I 2 YOIDL I I I 1: I ~...;.M~II I I I• r-L...::C;..:B:...--11 s ~" . _ I. 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' !<. 1996 Ford F 150 4K4 XLT Load ed EKtra Onty 4 500 Mtles Go II Clubs 100 Se1s Under $100 300 Wood /Medal Drivers Under F rewood $40 A Truck Lo~d De ltve ed Call 740-446 4362 No An swer Leave Message Massey Ferguson 35 larm tractor w/1 ve power 2 stage clutch spm out wheels 4cy t gas engme $3 400 304 458 2233 t' "'A EKieneded Cab 6 5 Turbo Diesel 1993 Dodge Daytona 74 0361 I 1 1991 Pontiac G and P"r K SE 2 Doors 8 ack Sunrool All PoNer T11t & Cruise AMIFM Casse tte New Fron t T1 res $4 895 Great 560 lJP[.N!.(.I~ I BIG N4TF. T re s All Opt tons Very Sharp Red Patnl Deluxe InteriOr Heavy Duty Rubber Floor Mat s ThiS Is A Very N1ce Tru ck In very Goo(1 Cond han W th 70 000 One Own er M les $18 000 740 992 2478 5121 €NOJ0!\ 7 B'1Tf\(. Tit>'£ [WOK£ ......._c-~ r.11. UP II 'rl"-':> N.¥EN:1'I TOO <.ATE TO<£T U$ 1991 Chevy Blazer 4x4 au to V 6 A/C 68 000 m les exce lent conditiOn ask tng $7 500 740 5 Spd WIO 0 Trans 8 600 G V VI Cuslom Wheels Neill 550 '100 <£TUf? E~Y ~ OCOO~ car $3299 740 949 2045 1990 Bronco 2 4 WD) V 6 X lT~ 1990 Cadillac DeV11le Excellenl H1gh Mrleage $3 700 Excellent! l ConditiOn V 8 Fully Loaded And Cona11 on 740 379 2409, AM fFM Stereo Cassette New Front Tires Exce llent Shape Delver 740 388 8010 ~ '"l 740-446-8044 :1 1989 GMC Sa far Full ~,justa~ Van $4 300 740 446 4222 •J - ' 1991 Lum1na Euro 4 Doors Black 1272 or 740 379 2025 Wood For Sale S35 A Load W1ll ~'1 ID.L, D\D!-l'T ' kept like new $11 000 740 669i 4755 I 1995 GMC 4X4 Truck 314 To ~ Whll eld Pell et Stove Ltke New Tr Star Sweeper 2 New StK Pan eled Doors Pre Hung 740 446 THE BORN LOSER DleSJ~ Cred t Problems? We Can Help Easy Bank F nan cmg For Used Vehic les No Tu rn Downs Call Vlclue 740 446-2897 Need A Car No Credit? Bad Cred it? Bankruptcy? We Can Help! Aeestabltsh Gred1t Must Make S150 Week Take Home 10 To 20% Down 12 Months & 12 000 Miles Warranty Ava table Thts Is Bank Financing 740-446 Ftreplace Insert Wood Or Coal Burnmg Stove With Blower Very Good Condttlon 740-.446 6137 FRANK & EARNEST lruct< $13 500 614 949-2877 Cr01se Auto PS (i4iOI1'56:-1osJI $6 soo 740 446 8124 $1200 4 Actor Garner By Ph1lllp Alder 400 Tran 2 Wheal Drive Htgh M1les Runs And Onves 0 K But' Has Nasty Den ts In Bed ~1 800 Or Best Offer 740 992 2478 -.. I ght Covers W U F t t 99 1 Chev role! Beretta Patd $40 Wtll Sell 1 Saleworda 2 Lettennon 1 From the turf to the table-top 1989 Chevy New Boi:ly Style 3/4 35 In B F Goodr ch Tires Outlaw I Atms J V C Stereo System DOWN 28 UN I ICIIIDrl Opemng lead • K UNKY SNUFFY LAFFIN' ABOUT? Ton 8 600 G VW 350 Eng ne. 1979 Ford F 150 4X4 Shon Bed Lana1 351 Mod 4 Speed 4 In Llh Ski Package Atom c 170 Sk1 s Tyrolla Btndmgs Poles Women s S ze 8 Wetnmann Boo ts 740 WHAT'S ' Needs wok $500 OBO 740 446 9601 $15 740 3811-8996 3NT 1985 Chevy 314 Ton Plck Up 2 1979 Dodge 4 WD Pick Up 6 Cy Iinder 3 Speed Very Dependable hHitltlon 22 M P • quarry 24TNm and thread 56 Liberal 57 Depot (abbr 1 Vulnerable Both Dealer: West R4.RNEY 1981 Mercedes Benz co mplete In exce llent cond tt on need s transm ss ton $2 500 740 949 performer 51 !lupertlllve ending 52 Type of door 53 Director Clolr 54 L8rge rodent 55 Uaea llMdle rival 32=ofenglne 3 Band lnotrument 34 Dejectedly • K97 t A K J 5 • K Q 7 6 1985 Chevrolel S 10 4x4 2 8 V 730 Vans & 4·WDs pnnenta 14 Actor Novello 15 One-million 16 Mllitlry priCIIcea 18 Wltchc:nlt 20 Seer • card 21 Sounda of 27 DOE 30 JtiUNiem I Soulb • A9 6 5 Speed F berglass Topper Bedbner Sunvtsor 145 000 Miles NewTtres $3000 740.388 8056 Set Of Four 14 Inch Amen can Rae ng WMee ls 5 Star Des gn Wtlh Bla ck Trtm Almo st New Pala $440 Wrll Sell $275 Head • 10 9 6 2 • A J B3 2233 94 Ford Ra nger Extended Cab 4K4 4 0 eng me ai r n1 ce clean 1984 Sunblrd 4 Doors 4 Cyhnder • Q • 10 4 new paint Rally wheels 85 000 actual miles $2 800 304 458 1990 Camara Low M tes TTops $4 000 Firm 74D-446 6844 2202 • 10 6 3 2 $2 000 740 386 9645 1981 GMC lull me 350 auto $1 250 740 992 2478 Easl • 6 4 • Q 54 1978 Ford Very Good Condition 1985 Dodg e 1/2 Ton Stant So<. Auto Long Bed With Lift Gate lhts Tru ck Is Ea sy On Gas 70 000 M1les Fa tr Co ndition $5 000 304 675 Weal •KQJ1032 duty bushhog $350 740 985 4240 1977 Chevy 1 1on 350 4 sp no TRANSPORTATION EKcellent tnt 3960 01 23 98 and tandem axle 9 ton lowboy will sell as um t lor $5000 or sell separately 614 949 229~ or 614 949 7600 eventngs Whee l Dnve Ftltn Whetl Hitch 12 500 Or OBO 740 446-Q106 I 710 Autos for Sale 1969 Muslang 6 Cyl~nder Aulo 12 Kennedy I title 1Upor1 (abbr I 45 Cheat 13 Arabian 49 Clrcua 81 Fora F350 dually 50 ooo m11es $10 500 74 c so 10 rump Square ba les $2 OOea 1 m te N on At 2 304 675 3960 Leave message R & s Furniture watert ne Spec1a1 BEAUTlFUL APA RTM ENTS AT BUDGET PRlCES AT JACKSON Lafayette Mall 2 Room Elhc1ency Apartment & P va le Bath $200/ Mo Includes All Uti hes 1 Bed room Apar tment All Uhllt es in eluded $350/Mo 740 446-2477 $175 $300 Bolh Like Newl 740 446 BoK Spnng & Matre&s New Nev 446-4782 Grac1ous I v ng 1 and 2 bedroo m apartments at Vtllage Manor and A ve s de Apartments n M ~die port F om $236 $304 Call 740 992 5064 Equal Hous ng Oppor tun t es B ke DP Alf Gometer Nordic Tra ck Walk Fit 7795 3711 EOH ESTATES 52 We stwood Drtve from $260 10 $334 Walk to shop & mov1es Call 740 446 2568 Equal Hous ng Oppo lun ty E~terc1se 1519 2003 Spec tal I nanc ng ava lable 304 EAMM.. 4 Bedrooms 2 Large Baths Startt ng $359/Mo Lim ted T me Offer Only At Oakwood Barbours RENTALS 2 Bedroom Tra ler In Small Tratler Park Aelerences & Dep os•t Re BRUNER LAND 740775-9173 All real estate adven s ng n th s newspaper s subtectto the Federa Fa Hous ng Act of 1968 whiCh m<~.Kes 1 llegal o advert se anv preference ltm tat on or d scr m nat on based on race colo rei g on seK tan I at status o nat ona ong n or any n ent on to make any suet prele ence 1m tat on or 0 scr m nat on Standing Timber And Land Wtth Timber 740-662 7:31 8 Fref! Delrvery & Setup OAKWOOD HOMES NlTRO Rd 740 742 7405 day s 740 210 reco mmend s that you do bust ness w tt1 peop e you know and NOT to send money through the ma tl un t I you have mvesttgated the offer ng DOUBLE WIDE OlSPLAY SALE $999 DOWN SAVE $1000 B~y 1 ng 42 German Appliance Parts And Servtce All Name Brands Over 25 Years Ex penence All Work Guaran teed ~~~Ch City May tag 740 446 C&C General Home Main tenence Pamtlng vmyl s1dmg" carpefltry doors wmdows baths mobile !lome repa1r and more Foo Electrical and Refrigeration Residential or commercial wlrmg new service or rapa1rs Master Ll 1 censed electric an AIOEtnour Electrical WV000306 30' 575 1785 PISCES (Feb 20 March 20) Two 1c quahlles w1ll be accentualed loday, s1gmficant objccttves can be ach1eved You will not go unnoticed or over wday 1f you apply your efforts looked wherever you go scqucnually Before plungmg ln see VIRGO (Aug 23 Sept 22) Fac of you can conncct lhem log1cally tors that contnbute to your domestic ARIES (March 2 1 Apnl 19) Usu sec_unty are fimung up at th1s ttme ally you re the one who contnl>ules Be pauent what 1s transpiri ng m1ght the bnghtest suggcs11ons but Hxlay tf not be totally v1s1ble JUSt yet you re a good hslcner you m1ghl LIBRA (Se pt 23 Oct 23) Try not hear a umquc 1dea lhat matches to commit yourself to actiVIUes that restnct you mentally or phys1cally I yours TAURUS (Apnl 20·May 201 You wtll operale more effecuvely as Fmanc1al gams are md1cated m the year ahead through creat1ve, unusu Helpmg someone you hke today a free bhthe sp1nt al proJects espec13lly tf you re asso- m1ght not pay you 1mmed1ate diVI· SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 22) Stg n1f1cant fmanc1al arrangements Ciated With an ally who 1s equally dends but everylhmg will be adjust ed fa1rly as the endeavor moves should work out rather well both 1magmattve today and tomorrow Keep th1s m AQUARIUS (Jan 20 Feb 19) down the hne GEMINI (May 21 June 20) The mmd 1f.a meetmg 1s to be scheduled Today you II funct1on well m your SAGIITARIUS (Nov 23 Dec group mvolvements SDmethmg ben· nght compamon could placate your efic1al may develo~ through two restless urges today Seek a friend 21) Your amb1trons can be advanced people who are smcerely mterested m who 1s on your wavelength and mter- today 1f you don t let penpheral your affrurs Trymg to patch up a bro- ested m escapmg mundane routines arrangements slow you down D1s CANCER (June 2 1 July 22) A traciJons mustn't be pemutted ken romance? The Astro-Graph creat1ve endeavor IS hkely to repreCAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan 19) Matchmaker can help you understand sent your very best efforts today, but You should fare better today 1f you what to do to make the rela1Jonsh1p work Mrul $2 75 to Matchmaker, c/o try to find somethmg to do that IS use- mamtam a low profile Stay m the background and keep m touch w1th , 1h1s newspaper, PO Box 1758, Mur ful as well as sumulatmg LEO (July 23-Aug 22) You are a events, but don 'I appomt yourself the ray Hrll Stauon, New York, NY person and these dynarn chansmaiJc bandmaster 10156 ASTRO·GRAPH • JANUARY 231 �. ' ) .. By The Bend T·h e Daily Sentin~l Along the River . Page 10 . · Friday, January 23, 1998 cs and teachers were distinguishable from the rabble only by a gray hair or two. These students gathered 10-deep lffl. l 11s An,eb Time' in the corridors imd blocked everySym.hcate ant.! Ctcah lr~ Syr11.hcatc ' • one's way. They smoked in no._.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;...____~ j smoking areas. left beer cans all Dtar Ann Landers: My . w:f( over the place and sprawled in male.md I recently allended a busintss female entwinement on the staircase' co nfcrcnce in a hotel in Winston- landing and Ill the aicuvc orr the Salem, N.C. where a college dcbat- lobby. One rugged individualist ing competition was being held. worked on his laptop while sitting These young people. who had on the patio during what appeared to reached one of the final rounds of a be an approaching cyclone. When the debates were over, the national cvcnl, were from such hot~l 's newly installed carpets were schools as Harvard. Stanford and the \Jnivc"ity of Illinois. They were matted with the remain s of fast-food dressed like Third World refugees meal s. greasy wrappings. wadded who had been ~ivcn access to a Sal- napkins, empty cups and assorted . vat ion Army reJect bin . Their coach- debns. If these arc our future lead- . Sermonette ers, God help us. -- North Carohna Couple Dear N.C.: Somewhere between the reckless carefree years and adulthood, those teenagers manage to shape up. L1fc Jemands 11, ~nd they respond. The refugee look _ts tn at the momcr; .. but that, too, Will pass, and beforr '" know It, that young guy who,. as !lithe alcove off the lobby wtll be chamnan of the board . Dear Ann Landers: I am the 25-year-old mother of a beautiful 3year-old gtrl. My morn has cared for thiS ch1ld smee btrth because I was unable to. I am now happ1ly mamcd and ready to take my . ·dauj;htcr back and make her part of my fam1ly. The problem ts_my mom. She does not ":ant to ~IVe up the chtld. She has no legal nghts, but I don 't w~nt to make something ugly out of thrs. I love my mother dearly. She was there for me when I needed her, but now, I am able to make a home for my daugb.~r; and I want her back. Please tell me what to do, Ann. I am -- Between a. Rock and a Hard Place in Florida Dear Florida: Now that you arc able to care for your child. she belongs with you. I suggest a gradual transition. Stan with weekends at your home , and then, keep adding days . As soon as the child is old enough for preschool , get her enrolled, and the hassle will be over. , Be c~reful that this does not ereate a nft between you and your molher. She is an important part of your child's life, and you should not forget u. · Dear Ann Landers: Why do reC>ple assume that battered women ·,.:>me from the lower classes? Rich .- men are battered, too . The wealt!ly have one advantage, however-- they :an hide it better. After bemg abused for several years, I gave up an estate in Canada, a country home in the south of France, a fann rn Vermont and an apartment in .Florida, and left with my two young daughters. No' laws protected me. and 1settied for very little in order to get a divorce. 1 traded a life of luxury for- my sanity and self-esteem. It has been difficult, but when I see how well my daughters arc doing, 1 am filled with pride and convinced that 1 made the right choice. · Do 1 regrcr leavin(! No. Do 1 believe that rich men L .. n'l beat their wives'' Absolutely not. ". :e only differenct between a riel, wif~-beatcr and a poor one is money. __ Struggling But Happier in Montreal Dear Montreal: Your letter ccrtainly proves the old adage "All is not gold that glitters." Thanks for writing. Send questions 10 Ann Landers, Creators Syndicate. 5777 w. Ccntury Blvd .. Suite 700. Los Angeles. ror"in Gwcnn's heart. Misery accom- panied her on her lirst three flights . She wanted to fl y to Arizona to meet her bmther. hut also desired to have n comfortable trip. She started to make preparations ahead of ttme. Gwenn said. "I called several friends and asked them to please remember me in prayer. Every day I ('rayed and asked the Lord .to give -me courage. and to be a blessing to Him as I traveled. In the plane at Payton Airport , a young AfricanAmerican lady sat beside me. · I said. "Good morning ' How arc you?" Sadly. she said. "Not very well ... my sister dropp· J dead of a heart attack yestcrdav in Memphis. and . I'm on my wa) .here for the funeral. She was my o. :_c sister and like a mother to me ." God gave Gwcnn words of comfort for tb" brokenhearted woman as-she held.her l1and and prayed with her. Gwcnn continued. "When we got off the plane in St. Louis. I hardly realized I had heen in the air. We were so engrossed in (Onvcrsation. Shc gave m~ a big hugand I told her_ I would continue to pray for her.-When Gwcnn hoarded the next plan. an elderly Jewish woman sat heside her. "S he was frightened to death. Every time we hit a hump. she grahhed me and held on for dear l1fc. And I found myself tdling her. ·oun't wnrry. it .s just the hot Ol irand c•ild ai r mixing and it c·auses Ititle h~mps and it won 't bother us at all. We'll he fine ."' A Gannett Co. Newspaper GALLIPOLIS - Recent reports indicate that Ohio tax rates are higher at every income level. despite tax cuts approved two years ago by legislators. At t~e same time, state lawmakers are examing a proposal to seek an additional sales tax to finance a new school funding formula. Gallipolis congressional candidate Frank' Cremeans; however, is urging state government to find new funding outside of highenaxes. "Various commenlators have recently written about the expanded taxes our state's administration has imposed over the years ... and continues to try to impose even today," Republican Cremeans, who is seeking his party's nomination for the Sixth Congressional District . Her hrnthcr met her in Los Angc- les and they travded Ill suvcd." Father, thank You for hearing and our prayers. taking away Kingm ~m . answcrin~ A ftcr a wond...:rl'ul val:ation. Gwcnn rctunicd to the airport This our rem:-. anJ giving us ahundant life time . a man sat hcsLde her on the plane. ad,cnturc of t)Uf lifetime. Encourage She saad . "G,ood morn&ng! How now. Help us trust in Jesu s for the Amen . ~~r;~~~n 6~;!~~~:~( I;:fk~~~~~ Vehicles satellite office were discussed by State Sen. Oshel Craigo, D-Putnam, during Friday's meeting of the Mason County Development Authority. "Mason County is a diamond in the rough," Craigo said . ."We have . to seize the moment and move ~' According to Craigo, the women's prison continues to grow and is moving along well. A groundbreaking ceremony was held June 1I for the 240-bed facility. He said plans are-being mad for a new West Virginia State Police barracks on the property and for the 1-800-CALL-WVA phone line to be answered at the prison. With summer 1999 as an anticipated opening date, Craigo said Gov. Cecil Underwood has already budgeted $700,000 for operational costs for two months at the prison. Approximately 85 people will be employed at the Lakin facility, with a certain amount of civilian positions included, the senator said. Craigo urged MCDA members to look hard and fast at the developing plan for a DMV office in Point Pleasant. He presented members with proposed specifications fat the office, which would employ eight people. General r~quirements for the facility, either new or in an existing building, include an 8,000 square foot one-floor building, adjacent parking for a minimum of 75 cars, a minimum of one main front entrance and two rear e•its, and compliance with all requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act. · Craigo said there is room for discussion on some of!he requirements. He added that there are benefits, including jobs, with the DMV office. He said the office will affect the lives of everyone 15 and over. If The 992 Exchange Is A Free Part Of ~Your Telephone Service, Then You Can Call · Holzer Clinic In Gallipolis TOll FREE!! <'..• · THE TAX BOOKS ARE NOW OPEN FOR 1997. COLLECTION OF THE REAL ESTATE TAXES, ALSO FOR DELINQUENT TAXES. CLOSING DATE IS FEBRUARY 24, 1998 ' TUlLER TAX DEADLINE IS FEBRUARY 2, 1998 NO EXTENSION ·WILL BE GRANTED ON TRAILER TAXES. HOWARD E. FRANK MEIGS COUNTY TREASURER FAILURE TO RECEIVE TAX STATEMENTS DOES NOT AVOID ANY PENALTY, INTEREST, OR CHARGE INCURRED FOR SUCH DELAY. Ohio Revised Code 323.13 i•l POINTPLEASANT,W.Va.- ! SALE! Gwcnn as she serves you every day. MEIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS a£] women's prison at Lakin 20% to 75% off!!! his home in * * SAVE UP TO Mention This Ad__, for Additional Savings Dial ; 992-7834 Call the numb-r above and you will reach the main information line at the Gallipolis Clinic without a long distance charge! SIIIPMENfS ARRIVING DAILY MIDDLEPORT ON tHE "T" . Sizes NB to 16 992-51n Today'e ltimt•-.Smtbul 12 Sections • 9~ Pages Calendars Classlfieds Comics Editorials Along the River . Obituaries Sports C4&S D2-S Insert A4 C1 AS 81·6 0 !998 Oh io Valley P!.lblishing Co. • P.age B1 • '" race, said in a statement 'issued Friday. "I would urge our lawmakers in Columbus to remember that expanded ta.ation never helped any economy," he added. "Only by giving the market more breathing room, and by searching out and cutting wasteful spending, will Ohio succeed economically." Cremeans' remarks come as legislative leaders are meeting this weekend in an altempt to reach accord on a new school funding formula. Among the plans being floated to meet a court-ordered deadline is a proposal to ask voters to approve a half-cent-per-dollar increase in the state sales tax. "Ohio has the potential and the resources available to create better schools, maintain and expand its infrastruc- 88 East Memorial Drive flolzer Cllnic ... Jlere r'for Your Jlealtfi, Jlere r'for Your .Lifetime! Cloudy, chance of snow showers Details on pageA2 • Entertelnmtnt: Page Ce • entintl Gallipolis • Middleport· Pomeroy· Pt. Pleasant· January 25, 1998 lure, and keep its streets safe," Cremeans said. "However, without allowing the free market to work naturally ... and without dismantling bloated and expensive state bureaucracies, we will not attain these important goals," he added. Taxes higher, despite cu1 In bold face type, the Ohio Form 1040 trumpets '"legislation enacted by the Ohio General Assembly requiring the return of excess state revenue to ta.payers." A review of recently issued tax forms for 1997, however, showed that taxes were higher than they were the previous year. . ' With a taxable income of $50,000, a family of four community rOJects • • I a Public hearing focuses on closing of SR • Vol. 32, No. 50 Fof'!'Jfr U.S,. If~· Frank 9,.._ mun1', R-Gtllllpolll, com- •• klglll•tlv• tud•ra """''*' are tnHtlng~thl• WHkln(l In an an.mpt to rHch accord on n•w ll:hool funding tormul1. Among.the pl•n• being ffoat· ld to mut • court-ortlllld de1d/lne I• • propda•l ,to ••k . 119r.re (o.appr6v• • haff-cefit· · ·p~f.dollar 1ri,CI'Ifti 11'1 th't ~· " ·etate ul•• ta. . 1 with one wage earner and two dependents will pay about $18 mqre in state income taxes this year than in 1996, . " according to calculations by the non-partisan Ohio Pub- · lie Expenditure CounciL A similar family with a taxable income of $100,000 will pay about $86 more thim last year. The tax bite will be even larger if the wage earner got Continued on page A2 township named in $3 million l~wsuit By JIM FREEMAN Tlmes-Sen11nel Staff PORTlAND - Township Road 40, a half-mile-long lane called Our Road on the Meigs County highway map, is the subject of a multi-million dollar lawsuit filed Wednesday in U.S. District Court. in Columbus. Named as defendants in the suit are Meigs County, Lebanon Township and Lebanon Township Trustees Elson R. Dailey, Corbet 0. Cleek and Bruce E. McKelvey, and Meigs County Prosecuting Attorney John R. Lentes -- who serves as legal counsel-for the county and township. One Basis of legal action John Doe is named in the suit, Charles Lawrence, who replaced Ed Fischer of Dublin, Ohio, Dailey as a township trustee. brought ault after county and Ed Fischer of Dublin, Ohio, township officials al/egsdly brought suit after county and lgnbred his rsqussts to r~palr township officials allegedly ths rosd sftsr It wss dsmsged ignored his requests to repair the by loggers tsklng timber from road aft~r it ~as damaged by l~g- an sdjscent landowner gcrs takmg umber from an adJacent landowner, David K. Stein, a Columbus attorney representing Fischer in the case, said Friday morning. Now Fischer is seeking a total of $3 million in compensatory and punitive damages. "He was left with no choice," Stein said. Stein said Fischer built a house on the property that he visits on weekends, and OCC!Isionally uses as a vacation getaway. Now he is. unable to get to the house. "He can't drive out there," Stein said. Fischer's suit is based on the prohibition of the Fifth Amendment of the United States Constitution against the taking of private property without just compensation and the prohibitions of the Fourteenth Amendment prohibiting the taking of property without due process. The suit states the reasonable market value of the property was $200,000 before the road was destroyed , now it is worth no more than $5,000- constituting an uncompensated public taking of his property. Fischer also claims he incur further expenses in the repair or replacement of Our Road. · The complaint states Lebanon Township and the county improved the road, making it suitable for public travel and·access to the property -abutting it, long b~fore his purchase_ pf the property. ~isc . hc_ r t.(ten improved his property, relymg on the townshtp and county mamtatmnllthe road. Lentes is named as a party in the suit for allegedly failing to take action on Fischer's earlier complaint concerning the destruction of the road by log-. gers. "Defendants have failed to act or investigate allegations that third persons and other intermeddlers have completely blocked access to Road T-40. This restraint of access has caused Plaintiff to lose all access to his property," reads one paragraph in the suit. • A jury trial is requested. Lentes said Friday morning that the allegations in the lawsuit are "totally unfounded." t rest area near Crown City The passage·of H. B. 210, ODOT's biennial year. The cost of janitorial contracts for the CROWN CITY - A public meeting to gather input on the proposed closing of the budget bill, gave the department direction to primitives alone runs to $894,676.95 per year. "Although the department has . proposed State Route 7 rest area at Crown City has been study and develop a four-year action plan to closing these primitives, we must talk to the set for Thursday, Feb. S from 4-6 p.m. at the maximize the efficiency of tax dollars spent on public before doing so," Dowler said. '"That's Gallia County Ohio Department of Transporta- the state's rest area program. why we have the public meetings. If deemed necessary, ODOT was given tion offices on Jackson Pike near Gallipolis. "We understand that some of these rest An open house format will be observed and direction to close or consolidate rest areas to areas serve as parks for the local communicitizens may stop by anytime during the time achieve .maximum efficiency. ties," Dowler added. "In such cases, maybe As a result' of the siudy and in an effort to frame to view data and share concerns over the there is a park district in the county, or so me conserve funds, ODOT, proposes closing or proposed closing. . ' other community group, which would considWritten comments on the proposal will be transferring ownership of 45 of its 61 primier taking over the facility. The cost for ODOT accepted through Feb. 19 and should be tive rest areas around the state. , to modernize these facilities would be Primitive rest areas do not have flush toiaddressed to Deputy Director John Dowler, extremely expensive. If no public sewage sysODOT District 10, P.O. Box 658, Marietta, lets. The state currently maintains 61 primitern exists to tie into, we would have to build tives at a cost of more than $1.5 million per Ohio 45750-065_8. By KEVIN KELLY Times-Sentinel Staff GALLIPOLIS- The Gallia County Local Board of Education is com'hlg to a school near you. Starting this month and until the end of classes for 1997-98, the board's regular monthly sessions will be held at a building in one of the four attendance areas comprising the Gallia County Local Schools. The first of these will be at Vinton Elementary at S p.m. Monday. Board member Mel Carter, who suggested the shift ot the meetings away from the district's central office ncar Gallipolis, said that with four months left on the .. · By JENNIFER RICHTER Times-Sentinel Staff GALLIPOLIS- Last week, the Gallipolis City Commission was glad tp announce they had received a check for $5,000 for repairs to the Pine Street Cemetery that was vandalized in the fall. The check was one of many gifts the Gallia County Charitable Foundation has given to Gallia County in the past 12 years of , its existence. The foundation started in 1986 by Johp "Merrill" Weed and his . sisu~r. Cynthia "Grace" Weed Eubanks, both Oallia County natives. Merrill was born on JanCynthia 'Grace' uary 30, 1897, and Weed Eubanks died on January 23, 1994. Grace was born on July 24, 1900, and died on ·February 13, 1996. They grew up at 521 First Avenue, Gallipolis. Merrill started his life 'in Gallia. Counly and spent time working in the courthouse and as surveyor. He spent his later life in Columbus where he FUNDS FOR RESTORATION - Broken headstones In worked in eng_ineer- Galllpoll1' Pine Street Cemetery, mute testimony lo a vaning. He and his wife, dalism 1pree laat aummer, may be restored through a donaPauline Wyatt, tion made to the city by the Gallla County Charitable Founremained in Colum- dation. The donation waa announced by city officials last week. John 'Merrill' Weed bus until his death in article they read about the Knox Co~nty Foundation in 1994. Grace taught school in Cleveland for 35 years MI. Vernon. Neither Merrill nor Grace had any children so they before retiring to Columbus where she continued to thought they would give back to the community that substitute teach. She was married to John Eubanks. They spent many years of their lives in and out of had brought th~m many years of happiness, Gallia Gallia County and they always remembered their County. The foundation's aim is to promqte educational and roots, which date back to 1805 in Gallia County. community projects. The money the foundati on disThroughout their lives, both Merrill and Grace would tributes is strictly for Gallia County, as established by return to Galli a County. law in the trust. The trust continues to grow through Merrill wrote of Galli a County memories and was a donations and _ i ncome gained through investments. frequent speaker at the Gallia County Historical Soci- · When the foundation started in 1986, $2,000 was disety. . tributed. In 1997, over $21,000 was given 10 various Merrill and Grace started the foundation, which is Continued on page A2 funded from a trust from their estates, because of an Holzer Meigs Clinic 2 BIG DAYS ••• Friday 10 am·6 PM, Saiurday I 0 am•l pna NEW SPRING FASHIONS 20% OFF Good Morning Jiolzer Clinic Continually Strives rrD rprovide You Witfi 'Better Yfccess rrD Jiealtfi Care! Pomeroy, Ohio 992·0060 75"'--0N MANY ITEMS ""-' HI: 30s Low: 20a ~!!!!!"!\ \ Private trust supports County, Lebanon ·., ON SALE!! rNIV). "Whosoever shall call upon tile name of the Lord shall be .'. 'Find new funding outside higher ta·x.es,' Cremeans urges lawmakers. Calif. 90045 :. everything in the store Eastern High SchooL Each Monday. Jan . 26 through March 16. an Internet class will bC orrcred; each Tuesday. Jan . 27 through March 10, a Windows '95 class be ol'fcrcd; and each Thursday. 1/29 through March IY.thcre will he Advanced Windows offered . prev1ew • t!U Wic~r fJ3ugg_y allow Him to he Lord of our lives . The Bihlc reveals in Romans 10: I 3 A year of viewing dangerously tmts The Meigs County Divis1on of educational kits. In addition the the Ameri can Heart Association Meigs County AHA had an employarc you ·'" received two awards from the Ohio- ec well ness program in place at the "I'm just awfuL" he said. "My West Virginia Affiliate at a recent county health department. hrothcr dropped dead in Virginia leadership meeting held in Colum-· Currently the Meigs County yesterday ... I'm frightened of llying bus. AHA is recruiting new board mcmand I didn't sleep any last night." Thc awards were for achievement bcrs for its 1998-99 term beginning Gwcnn continued her story : "So I during the 1996-97 year. The local in July. Any person interc~ted in realircd God had gi ven me another dtvtsion r<:ccivcd the overall helping with the efforts of the Amcrjob. I talked to the man ami encour- achic\•cmcnt award for surpassing ican Heart Association can contact aged him until we arrived in St. both its program and fund-raismg Alice Wolfe at 949-2286. IndividuLoui!'.... goals as well as the campaign als interested in literature on topics On the next leg of l1cr tlight achievement award for surpassing of heart health can order them home. a young Air Force man. about tts fund -raising goal. directly by calling 1-800-AHA22 years old. s:lt ne l< tto her. For the 1996-97 year the' Meigs USA 1. Gwcnn said. "Good morning! County Division of the American The board of directors of the How arc you'!" Heart Associ:ition set goals to raise Meigs County AHA includes PrcsiHe said. "Fi ne'" $17,240 and actually received dent Dr. Wilma Mansfield. Bob He was a wonderful Christian $17,685 in donations. In program- . Hoeflich. Rhonda Dailey. Jane and they engaged in lively co nvcrsa- ming the volunteers placed 13 new Frymycr, Nancy Campbell, Alice tion. "HcartPower" kits in schools Wolfe. Denver and Nora Rice, Deb- . fotEIGS AHA AWARDED- The Meigs County Division of the Amer"I asked where he was from. He throughout Meigs County and bie HaptonstaiL John Costanza. Ida ICa~ Heart Aaaociatlon received achievement awards recently for said 'Xenia. Ohio."' rcad1ed 60 teachers and their stu- Diehl, Scott Dillon, Maurisha Ncl- achtevements during 1996-97. Here, Alice Wolfe, Meigs County AHA_ A surprised Gwcnn said . "That's dcnts with maintenance of the older son and Dick Warner. board ment!Jer, receives an award from Bryce Morris, M.Q., presi. d~nt of the tphio-West VIrginia Affiliate of the American Heart Assowhere I'm from' What's your name '' .. ,iltion. Nathan" I know your mother! Her name 's Renee'" "That day as a I returned home from my vacation, I had been The Community Calendar is pubMIDDLEPORT - OHKan Coin '• drained by the people who needed lished as a free service to non-profit Club, Monday, 7:30p.m. Rivcrbend me. needed prayers, help and groups wishing to announce meeting Arts Council, Middleport. Meeting encouragement. I know the Lord and special events. The calendar is open to public, memberships acceptplaced Nathan by my side to fill my ot designed to promote sales or ed. auction to be held , efrcshments. cup that had drained empty. I thank fund raisers of any type . Items are God for him ." rrintcd as space pennits and cannot . RACINE - S·.•u•hcrn Local Did God answer Gwcnn's ,·c guaranteed to run a specific num- School Board mec- .,; . Monday. 0 prayers '.' He sure did~ She hadn't ber of days. 7:30 p.ni. at high scboL experienced a moment of fear and. as she helped others, time went by FRIDAY POMEROY - Meigs County quickly. LONG BOTTOM - The Faith- Veterans Service Commission, 7:30 Preparing for her trip paid off for ful Gospel Church at Long Bottom p.m. Monday at the Veterans Service Gwcnn. Besides praying. she pur- will have a hymn sing, Friday, 7 Office, Mulberry Avenue, Pomeroy. chased her ticket ahead uf time and p.m. at the church. "Delivered" will 10·5 fhurs., Fri., Sat.- 22, 23, 24th arrived early. sing . TUESDAY 271 N. 2nd, Middleport Layaway not included. She believed that the plane RACINE - RACO. Tuesday. Vlu, Mastercard would take her to Arizona. but actu- SATURDAY 6:30p.m., Star Mill Park. ally. she had to trust it enough to POMEROY - Meigs County hoard it. Humane Society, annual meeting. 3 That's the way w~ have to p.m. Saturday at the Pomeroy Public respond to Jesus. We have to trust Library. Htm to take us home to heaven. We have to prepare ahead nf time for the MONDAY most wonderful trip we'll ever make . Our preparation means to EAST MEIGS - Three computrepent of our sm. trust lesus and er classes will begin ne•t week at . Calendar ·Game l • • Local heart association recognized Communi~y $ 1 oo I • Featured on page C1 Q 1rust for the Journey . By Bonnie Shiveley Buytng a plane ticket strikes tcr- J ... M U At'!' f[eXtile recycling Refugee look is popular -but bad rnanners and -dirty behavior never .in.style Ann Landers Inside current school year, the meetings will be held at a building in each ·area per month. Locations and times of the meetings will be announced. During the summer break,.the meetings will revert back to the central office, but in September, the board will meet at a different b.uilding throughout the district for the 1998·99 school year, Carter explained. The board regularly meets on the fourth Monday of the month. The district' operates two high schools, one middle school and five elementaries. ... . a wastewater treatment plant on the properties just to install flush toilets." Another problem at the primitive facilities is vandalism, Dowler sai~ . But he add~d that even · h th~se probIems, the deCISion has not been ast m stone. "Input from the public will be an important factor as ·we make our final decision on a facility -by-facility basis," Dowler said. "There will be a public meeting for each rest area targeted for closure or transfer." A new facility is under construction on U.S. SO at Torch in Athens County, Of the 16 rest areas currently in use in District 10, nine are primitive. ' ~!!!!!~iThe board agreed to Carter's community to meet the new boar<l members, to hear proposal to shift its meetings their problems and to come up with solutions," he around the district during its said. "This also gives all board members an opportunity to . organizational meeting on Jan. · see all of the schools;'' Carter added. 12. The board held special meetings at all of its schools The move will allow the board to gather public input for several months iii 1995, primarily to obtain the pubfrom parents and the tommuni- lic 's feelings about a potential building program and · ties served by the schools, bond issue. During those meetings, the board heard about issues Carter explained. "This -is being done for the relating to the individual buildings from parents and purpose of getting the community Involved , for the students. •• • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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