https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2fbc5716a06ff352ed659b27bd5baa62.pdf a078f5a44a4a9ac2ba5fd49ac848e5b5 PDF Text Text ............ ~ Page 10 • The Qaily Sentinel Pomeroy.- Middleport, Ohio hy We had met the boat tn Moseby Camp. a tmy harbor that rcqutred a small plane and school bus ndc from Vancouver. Wtth the help of a knowledgable crew and a natural1 st lramed 1n manne hiOIOg) . we explored hundreds of miles of shoreline dunng the seve n-day excursiOn Wildlife, such as this deer peacefully grazing, abounds on the tslands. · Abundant wildlife and spectae ular scenery make these tslands a spectal 10 place VISit, but to access native village sues and the sheer number of stand•ng totem poles make them umque 111 the world. The Hatda. the tndige nous people. have m part reclatmcd thetr land and thetr hentage m a coopcrattvc effort wtth the C<1nadt· an go ve t nmcnt Thts began '" 1987 when the southern ISlands were dcclarec a national park Gone arc the poachers. the vandals and the cham saws Native vtllage sues arc protected by law and guarded by Hatda "Watchmen Durmg our tnp we learned much abo ut the controversy that still brews between the nattvc peoples and the uovernment (the Hatda '""" the land was stolen from them to begm Wtlh) and about thetr culture from the Watchmen who shared thetr htstory. A revere nce for land, sea and all thmgs natural affected every aspect of Haida hfe. These tradttions are bcauttfully portrayed in thetr art. I was unprepared for the emottonal tmpact of our first sighting of the vtllage of Sgangwaii, an lnternattonal Hentage Site. As we approached m our mnatable Zodtac, weathered gray poles wtth dramatic carvmgs rose from the mtst to nng the mlet like ghostly sentinels. A closer look revealed a fantasttc array of ammals. symbols and nattve htstory captured 10 wood. We carefully walked the mossy carpet to avatd steppmg on fragments of totems and decaymg lodge poles that dotted the long -abandoned site It was easy to tmagmc cances noatlng Ill thiS lovely natural harbor and the votces of the ancestors m the trees Hatda dwel lings lasted for generations when occuptcd. but now - long-abandoned - they arc hcmg rcclauncd by the earth. 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' Bllth ortiOil '\ . . ou ndcd lntCIC stlng. through .111 \ill!\ nlt en.un. we hrokc hut I t hn'c 111 -. ti L' tlh my -.c.t kg .. out liltll thl' turuJr.l .It the crc~t I Ill 111 p r ~..· tt y ~npJ .. h.tpc. nght 1 some relati vel y nnrm.li htkln!.! At H n\~ !1..H1gh lllUIJ II he 1 thiS po1111 the log suddenly roll~d tn . I .ttcr I 11ou ld 11ondcr 11 I d l'lllllpktl'l y mo~skmg the pc:.lk ~mlcd rm rcachmg the summit. we headed down the mountain . p1csum· ahly on a clearer Irati now that we 'd · scouted" It from the top The two other women 111 the group and I had hondcd hy that tunc. 1n the firm conclusiOn thal our two male gu tdes were as lost as any man m a lillmg ~ tallon who 1ctu~cs to ask 111 h;:~Lk U1rci..'t1ons Smcc the guest group tncluded two lawyers and a]ourn.thst. we figured they really weren't trymg to .th.tndon us m the woods But I unagmc the level of our whming .titer the tlurd hour of hushwhacktng had them cuntemplaltn g 11. Not that they weren ' t skt llcd at what they were dotng . Our leader. the shtp 's captam. scampered upwards ltkc a mountain goat - '" tcnms shoes no less Both gu1dcs th e illll' llll'l .11 http 1/W 'Vti\\' 3C[1 lOill Tilts '"""ncr. AEP '' offcnn ~ I:; '"or~ . . ht'P'· !or ll..';llhcr., ol grades K· I 2 tlll hlp1L ... .,uc h a' ~.·ncrgy ckcII"ILII\ the l'll\ II OillllCill. CCO I101111Cii .1nJ .:du~...J I I O n tCLhno logy. Each dt l\ '- ·tlt'L' lrltn.uy \\ orkshop will p!tl\ ILk IL'.li..'llt·r~ With hands -on l \j"lLIICillL''· JC,ti -\\Uri<J ]lCl \pCv llh'" ,1nJ 11\,lh.'ll,lls. 1 ~c hnnl og 1e s .1nd 't r.ltq.! Jl'' tlll'y L',Jfl usc to nnprO\C student .tchJc\cmcnt Most worhhops katurl' one Pr mme lours thai may mcludc surfa,·c or underground co~•l nuncs. mal~.. 1cdamatHm areas. lln mte rnallon.d W!ldlllc prese rve area. co n, trul'ted wetl.mds. wal-lircd or hydroelcll llc power plants n vc r tr.m .. portattOn faclllltcs or an clcctnc power sy,tem control cente r The summer worhhops range from two to 10 days Most oflcr graduate crcd11 rangmg lrnm nne to fiv e hou1s Althou~h mo!\1 .trc free . i..'Oursc Ices vary hy wrrk~h op lor crcdll opiHlns Teachers m ~ apply for housmg. meal and mtlcagc rctmhurscmcnts based on the thetr dtstancc I(Om workshop sties AEP's workshops arc offered tn conJunclr on with un1vcrs11ics and orgamzattons in ftve stules -- lndtana. Oh10. West Vtrgmta. Vtrgmta. and Tennessee 1l1e workshop applicatiOn deadlmc "Apnl 30 To obtam an applt ca tlon and more informatton on workshop offcnngs and locations. call (614) 223-1653 or wrue · AEP. Corporate Communtcattons - Programs. I R&Verstde Plaza. Columbus. 43215 . Educators also may vtstt AEP's edu- Ms Fawce tt recc l\ ed "more than ~~;~~~ mmor IOJUfl\!s· 111 the Jan 2X attack. hu111 was unclear whether ~ he was l hospilahled , satd Lawrence Wcbstcr. a superviSor '" the ctty atlorncy's uff1ce Ms. Fawcett 's lawyer dtd •not return a telephope ca ll seckmg wmmcnt Monday Ohio Lottery Pick 3: 962 Pick 4: Buckeye 5: 4-6-19-24-26 Rain tonight, lows in upper 30s. Thursday , rain, • htghs in lower 40s en tine Vol. 48, NO. 209 <lj1998, Ohio Vlllley Publishing Company 3 Sections, 24 Pages, 35 cants A Gannett Co. Newspaper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, February 11, 1998 Stunning natural beauty makes Queen Charlotte Islands a tourist haven. wan seems frozen m ttme and a sad memonal to the mvaston of the whtte man When vtllagcs were thnvmg. huge red cedars were carved and erected 111 front of long houses to tdcnttfy the owner, tell famtly histo-· ry and serve as barometers of prosperity. Often a tunnel through the pole would be the entrance. Houses have names that tell a story even now that their owners arc long gone. At Tanu, another major village stte, our teen-age guide proudly walked us through the fallen log poles and house ptts which are all that remain Loud House stood next to the House With Fire Always Burning next to House Wtth Fire Gmng Out. The younger generatiOn now tells the stones of lhctr ancestors that thetr parents were prevented from repeatmg . The Hatda have passed on part of thctr htstmy orally They now have a wnttcn language, but the numbers of Hatda have dimmtshed The tnbe lost 80 percent of us populatton to smallpox m the 1860s. House Where Somcthmg Terrible Happened possthly matches a legend of a fisherman lost at sea. hut what happened to the owner of Not Domg as Well as He Once Was! The natural world IS no less tmprcsstvc 10 the Queen Charlottes. A mal'" rockcry for sea birds. they arc called the Galapagos ol the North hcc.1u'e of the limned and spcualIICd spc~:u.:s that have thnvcd m 1so- lat10n. During our end-of -summer sad. there were fewer numbers of htrds - nestmg sca:son m the sprtn g 1s the best ltmc lor htrdcrs to vtstl - but the spcctes we dtd spot were thnlhng. While we were marvc lmg at the multicolored starfiSh 111 the ttde pools of Seal Rock. sttlt-lcggcd oyster catchers poked their long hooked orange beaks from behmd rocks and chattered at us . Speedy tufted puffins buzzed the boat. tcstmg photographers' skills. And magnificent bald eagles watches us from the treetops in almost every anchorage. The Island Roamer ts cqutppcd with Zodtacs to ferry small groups m for a closer look at the forest '" well as kayaks for those who wtsh to paddle the shorehne. From these vantage pomls we qutetly observed hears on the beach. btrds in the bays and Ooated by a forest of submerged sea hfc at low ttdc . Pulsatmg orange It on's mane jellyftsh. with tentacles danglmg mto the deep. often dnfted by and were dutifully counted by the I0- . year-old on board. More adventurous guests w~nt ashore to htke through the hogs and ro~,;ky tcrr,un As the shtp 's cook put It when we returned after a parttcularly arduou' slog through the hog. " Htktng m B C.' 1 You hushwhack until you ge t tired and then turn around .tnd hu,h whack hack.' Indeed. few VIsitors attempt to l11kc 10 Queen Charlottes. so lr.uls as we know them don t extsl II you're w11lmg to work ;II 11 !hough. the rcwmds ;uc man y We 'pe nt hours m the w1ldcrncss without sccmg: ~mo ther human and were lrc.lt..:d to :oipCd.KUIM Vlsl.t!'!, hotan1cal thscovcncs sur.:h as the ttny carmvorous plant lhe sundew. and a sw1m m ;.m .tlp1nc lake For pore creature comlorl. the htghltght ol the tnp was the natural haths on Hot Springs Island Rock poob ol vanous Mzcs and tcmpcr~l· turcs have hcen used hy the Hatda and thctr guests lor centuncs In gruttohkc form ations nght on the shore. we soaked off the tnul dtrt and worked ou t the kmks 111 our kayak shoulders. All the whtle surrounded by the sea and a snowcapped rmg of peaks For satlors , the Island Roamer was a JOy. We were treated to unusually clear weather (pack your slicker for the Pan he Northwest) and spent hour,. under full sml stretched nul 10 the sun on the deck whtlc we casually searched for whales 1 hcsc waters arc known l m nrc a' .md humph.tck whales . Our hcst TOP WINNER • Amber Snowden was presented the John Mora Memorial Award for best project at the annual Science Day at Meigs Mid· die School. The eighth grader was presented were •cady to extend a hand in st:ary rnomcn L~ and cm:ouragcd us throughout At one pomt !lost my footmg and was danglmg hy one ann over a crc\'assc wuh a nasty dtop below Clms. the first mate. dtd a handy hll of resc ue work. d1ggmg :.l trml to me. plantutg lumsclf and gtvmg me a handhold-then-knee escape route . I wanted 11 on v1dco. On the other hand. the women sttll assumed the men were Just punmg a good face on hcmg flat -out lost "We rc not lost... they kept telling us "We know right where the hoat IS . We JUst J on 't know how to get there " More ~rumblmg from the ranks Fmally we emerged on the beach scratched up and lilthy. i<X>king like a "G tllt gan 's Island" outtake. We catton sue on the Internet at http·//wwv.aep.com. AEP. a global energy company. is one of the Unuctl States' largest mvestor-owned u:thtte,, provtduig energy to 2.9 mtlllon customers m Ohto, lndtana. Mtchigan West Vtrginia, Virgmta. TcnneS>ee and Kentucky. AEP has holdtngs 111 the Unit ed Stales. the Unucd Kmgdom and China. Wholly owned subsidiaries provide power engtnecnng. consultmg and management services around the world The company IS based in Columhus were so tired we could h:1rely speak. We looked for sympathy lrom the wom,m i.:hcl on hoard who· <.1 hccn <In thts " htke " m the past. hut had shrugged It all oil "Thts IS htkmg 10 BC ... she explamed to us ohvtously soft types BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH Sentinel News Staff Plaques were presented lo II eighth graders receiving supertor ratIngs tln their sc1ence exhibits at Monday night's open house at Meigs Mu)dk School. The John Mora Memorial Award fpr the best proJect went to ~mber Snowden for her project entitled "The Stroop Effect: A Kindergarten Review." Others receiving superior ratings whtch qualify them to compete in the Dtstrict Science Day at Ohio Untversily on March 7 were Momca Moon. "Which Paper Towel IS hn wh .tles It 's no mystery why the native people so chcnsh H.uda Gw.ut The sea :tTH.J the I orest must have hccn .1 he.tvcn ol n:Huwl hounty in the <old days Wh.ll we sh.u ed wnh tl1c111 .md thc1 r spmt 1s stl llljUIIC womh:1lul Mann Independent Journal Satlmg voyages on the Island Roamer to tile Queen Charl ott es, Van couver Island and Alaska can he arranged tlltough Bluewater Adven ture,. 1-252 E Ftrst St.. North Vancouver, B.C. C.tnada V7LB1. For more tnlormalton . call I (604) 9X0-1K<KI ' I f)V1rt1ra1ii1l ~ll)eciiJIII YQUGET ALL THIS! 4 8x10 4 5x7 4 3x5 48 Jumbo Wallets • BallieS. Children. Ac1uns. Fam>ly • One Speaal Per Subject • PoSing Our Cha<ce • One Special Per Family • Group Charge St 00 Ea Ad<jrmaJ Su!Jied • \Additional Portraits Available PAMIDA POMEROY, OH. FRIDAY, FEB. 13TH- SATURDAY, FEB. 14TH HOURS: 1 TO 7 SUPERIOR RATINGS • Receiving superior ratings on science projects at the Meigs Mid· die School Science Day were left to right, front, Mindy O'Dell, Erin Hartson, and Amber Haning; second row, John Krawsczyn, Nlchole Runyon, Strongest". Enn Hartson. "T:tktng the Taste Test ": Ben Haley. "Whtch Type of Motor Oil Has the Best Molecul.tr Structure'>"; Mmdy O'Dell. "What Co ndtttons Affect your Blood Pressure the Greatest''". John Kraw<ezyn. "Is Htp Dysplasia in Golden Remevers Genettc'": Debtna Etchit1ger. "How Can the Amount of Bacteria Found on Kttchen Sponges and Dishcloths be Reduced'!". Kwyno Let b. "What Laundry Detergent Gets Clothes C1eaner'c' Amber Hanmg. "How Does Earthquake Lt4uefact1on Work ''": Nicole Runyon: "Wtll Homemade Medicines Really Work!": Andrew Baker. "From Lenses to Optical Instruments" . Josh Napper. "Can Limestone Be Used to Protect Pme Trees Irom Actd Rmn·> · Krista Johnson. sctence teacher. m presentmg the plaques staled thai the purpose of the day is to stimulate interest tn science, to promote rese.trc h und knowledge and to tee' ognize high achievement in attaining these obJeCttves Each project was JUdged by a team of professtonals or educators in four areas -- onginaltty and creativity. clanty of expresston. use of the scientific method. and knowledge . Delana Eichinger, and Kywnn Leib, and third row, Josh Napper, Andrew Baker, and Monica Moon. Also receiving superior ratings and qual· lfylng for district competition were Amber Snowden and Ben Haley, not pictured. Floor vote expected today on new school ·tunding plan By JOHN McCARTHY Associated Press Writer .tc h~eves. COLUMBUS - A new plan to The JUdges were Lmda Smith, ask voters' to ratse the sales tax by a chemistry teacher at Meigs H1gh penny per dollar is movmg 4uickl y School. Dave Barr. btology teacher at through the House. bul it could come Metgs Htgh School. Wendy Halar. apart if labor unions persuade administrative asststant for Meigs Democrats to If} to restore a w~tge Lucal Schools. Jesst Vai I. teacher at provismn concermng school conMeigs Middle School: Vinton Rankin. env.ronmental technictan of struction. The House F,inance Committee Philip Sporn Plant ..and lvaunna Netvoted 22-6 to send the bill to the lull gler. chemtst at Phihp Sporn. House for consideration. A lloor vote Students receivmg superiors at the Distnct Sctence Day wi II 4ual ify to was expected today. But a labor leader who testtfted compete m the ·state contest at Ohto before the committee sa1d untun< Weslyan Universuy in Delaware on would support the plan only tf Apnl18. Democrats can amend the bill to Continued on page 3 restore prevailing-wage prov1stons in school constructton. Tom Louts of the 14.500-member lnternattonal Union ol Operatmg Engineers said losing tht: prevadmg wage cosls each of his members ~an average of $1.500 per year on school proJects. He said the union could not support the new tax plan unless precontact Margaret Parker. commlltee vailing wage was returned "That solutton must begm with chatnnan . one of the committee our paychecks." Louis said. members Rev. Willtam MidRepublicans last year used the dlcswarth. Thornton. Becky Bacr to wtn support of the btll provtsmn and Da ve Gl!lt!ckner. or the Metgs that allocates money for school butldMu ...eum mes Democrats opposed the plan. Baer dtsplayetl a tentatt ve btcenle~dmg to a bttter ftght that the tennl.lllol!o tor Meigs County mcorRepublicans won . pnratlng part of the" state logo The Demo~.:rats earlier mdu.:ated that need for new and updated church htsthev wou ld seek a repeal ol the protories wa~ J1scussed along With the VIs;on m tht! new plan But no Continued on page 3 Planning for local celebration of Ohio's bi·centennial .continues who expec-ted a tnul. ol all tlungs ·'Not enough pcnplc l'omc hc1e to make a ttatl Dtd you h.tvc lun' · Well. ye' If you go on a sailmg voyage to the Queen Charlotte Islands the plaque by Krista Johnson, left, science teacher and director of the program which Involved more than 100 students with science exhibits. Amber Snowden receives John Mora Memorial Award for best science project spt' lllng was ol a podol uncommon Farrah Fawcett's boyfriend charged with battery j I OS ,\N(;J:I I:S (AP I - Aclt c>S l·.m.th F.11cc~ 11 s ho) l11cnd wa' -.· haT_:!cd \\llh ml .. d(!l1CanOJ h.1ttcry lot .tllcgcdl) allacklng he> at h" 13ci·Atl lwmc Ja,l month PmdULlT-dnec tor Jrtmcs On 44. \\ ,ts c h.ue~d Fnd.ty .wuh a >t n~lc count nl h. ttt cr) ,wthntt llcs sotd He could l.tcl' .1 year tnpll and a $2.000 I Jill' II \,.ll/l\ It: led ~· Sports on P11ge 4 AEP offering teacher workshops this summer r~.l l her" II: . . outhcrn OhiO. \\JOtmg tu h1oadc n the1r knowledge lo1 c0 lk ~e cred it tlus >Uilltncr. can lmd Am~o;!ll.lll fll~.tnL Power\ olf~rmg of 199:-. \Vn1"'hops lor Educators on .... . 2856 Hiking in British Columbia.has its own unique twists and turns llv IHTH RENNEISEN ~iarin Independent Journal One ul 1hr np lton ' lor our thtrd d.1y ul tl.t\ Cimg tn tile Queen Ch.1rloncs \\,IS ,1 \IJ CilUUU., ht~C · til the tnp of Mount Y,ttt,l ]O( lllllllt! .1hovc an <'·~ Meigs, Eastern and S.outhern , lose contests I the paths of the "Hatda," the proud natt vc people who have called these tsland s home for the tens of thousands of years .. Our group of 18 rela~ed on the deck of the 68-foot' ketch Island Roamer, anchored for the cvemng . We were here to sat I Hatda Gwauthe Hatda name for the Charlottesand catch a ghmpsc of a lime gone ~ ...... Tuesda.Y, February 10, 1998 Queen Charlotte Islands abundant with ·native folklore and wildlife By BETH RENNEISEN Marin Independent Journal We were wrapped in the st tllncss ol Anna 's Cove. silent exceet for the chdtten ng ol kmgftShcrs ·and the lhppmg of a p1¥eon Gutlilmot with It' bn~ ht red feet pumptng funously aaoss the surface of the water The Queen Charl otte Islands are .t piau.: lor qu1et retreat. Isolated Iro n! C.tfljda's wes tern Bnu sh ColumiJt.t matnland both culturally <1ml ~cng taplllCally These tslands. tcchmcally part of western Canada. ~1ft:' ht:' lit:'\ ed to have been fonncd hy ,1 ':oL'p,uatc tcctumc plate thatnugrat cd nonh Irom the eq uator Sp.usc l) populated, they arc a ~ t l'.ll pl.lu.:' to g.tthcr your thought s \\hdt .... ulm g th t:' v.atcr s and wnlk1ng ..... By CHARLENE HOEFLICH . : . · Sentinel News Staff Planning for local prOJects and programs to celebrate Ohio's hicentennial was continued at Monday mghl's meeting of the Meigs County/OhiQ B.'centenntal Commtttee held at lhe Me1gs Museum Beautification projects were d,,_ cussed wtth Jeff Thornton reporting that he has planted carnations m hts gret=nhouse for U!\e m landscaping proJecls. Locatton of plantings was dtscussed with one bemg proposed for the l'Ourthou!\e yard It was sugoested thai hoys and girls 4-H. ~cuuts, JUniOr garden clubs. FFA and FFH might be interested 111 participating m the landscupmg proJI!i..'t ~. Also presented at the meetmg was a ptcture of a county flag destgn. the one now used by the Meig' Count y Emergency Medical Service. whtch shows the courthouse. the nver. agnculture and industry. . Before any firm decision ts made on the !lag destgn. it was dectded to solicit :mggest10ns from the public. Those Wllh dt!sign ic.Jeas are ask~d to amendment was offered on the salestax plan to restore prevathng wage. "We dtd not thtnk 11 was the best time. in this commtttee. to bring up thts ""'e ... satd Rep Vernon Sykes of Akron. the committee's ranking Democrat. The committee chmrman. Rep Tom Johnson. said he was aware that labor was pressunng th~ Dt!mocntls. "I apprectate the bipanisan effort in handling this bill," said Johnson. R-New Concord. The new plan was stmilar to one the House failed to pass lasl week as a proposed amendment to the Ohio Constitution. That proposal came up two votes short of the 60 needed In pass such an amendment. The new plan would not amend the cons lttutwn. though. so only a simple nHIJOrtty of the 99-memhcr House need to vote for its passage. But opponents satd they would lile a lawsUit agatnst the stale should the Legtslature pass the plan They satd the approach vtolates the constitution because lawmakers have no power lo l.lsk voters to puss law s. Attorney General Betty Montgomery. however. satd Tuesday that the Legtslature's appn1.1ch would pass const itUti ona l muster. based on research done by the slate\ lawyers Half of the additional sales tax would go to school buildtngs and operational changes that were approved last week. The other half would provtde property-tax rchef for homesteads. Rutland Council OKs l'voinovich: Ohio well-prepared for future new poI ice officer . A~sociated Rutland V1llage Council approved the htnng of a new poltce officer durmg its monthly meeltng Monday mghl. Council approved the htnng ol Kevin Dugan who will take over the post ).Iter thts month. Meanwhile. council approved a computer desk and a software packet for the polleeman's compwer. Mayor JoAnn Eads swore 111 Martin Andrews as a new member ol vtllage council. He Joined counctl members Judy Denney. Dick Fetty and Jay Dewhurst at Mooday night's meetmg. Counctlwomen T:tmmy Searles and Verna Martin were absent. Council approved the monthly rerort presented by Clerk Rosemary Sn •wd.:n-Eskew contaming the folIo ing balan~es: cash book balance. $ ' i.515.82: general , fund. $1 11.04: ctvtc center. $1.163.85: pouce. $3.633.86; law enforcement. $487.33: street. $8.287.49: highway. $5.872.85; water department. $6.829.33: sewer department. $4.945.23: sewer debt. $5,542.27: utility department, $13.082.35: FEMA. $68.784.07. Eskew also reported the village ha~o cenificales of deposits in the ban!l,._f'or $25.000 each and that the first insuillment of the Federal Emergency Management Agency gmnt for tlood rehabilitation/relocation for $175.000 has been received. Council opened and approved the sole scaled btu lor $1.101 recctved by Robert Snowde n for the vtll,,ges Toyota truck. In other equipment maners. counctl approved the purchase of four pteces of former miht.try eq Uipment for $2.500 from DRMO in Columbus The equtpment -- two 5-ton dump lru<.:ks. a 2 1/2- tun l'i.lr~o r.:arrter. and u gener.llor -- was obt:.1ined lollowmg last year's flood . Dave Davts reported on work nel!ding done m the v1ll.tge and suggested council purchase cellular phones Council tablet! dtscusston on the subject. Counctl approved htnng two contractors on a four-week contract to put 111 sewer pumps and control panels. In addttton. an estimate from Myers Paving of Henderson. W.Va .. for $10.152 to pave Nelson . Bryant and Elm streets was approved. II was noted that the new overhead door for the civic center. funded by the Ohto Emergency Management Agency and the Rutland Emergency Medical Squad. has been installed. Council approved sendmg Eskew to a mandatory clerks' schoolm Cambridge for $35 and approved a request from Eskew to make a $7,000 payment on the new backhoe. In other business, council set next month's meeting for Marth 9, 7 p.m. at the ctvtc center and mel in executive sesston to discuss personnel. B PAUL SOUHRADA Press Writer COLUMBUS.- Democrats and Gnv. George Voinov1ch agree un :Jl least one thine There is a lot more wor~ to be do~e 10 Vomovtch 's final year m office. "Ohio ts stronger today than It's been in anyone's memory. und '' well -prepared fllr even greater days ahead, .. Voinovich said Tuesday 111 hts eighth- and final - State of the State speech. In a 50-minute speech fllled'Wtth references 10 how Ohio 't:tcks up aga1nsc the rest lhe (UUntry. Vomovich trumpeted hts accompltsnments stnce laking -oflice in 1991. Among them. slashmg welfare rolls by half aod cutting the growth of Medicatd . the federal-state proGOV. VOINOVICH gram that helps pay for health care for the needy, aged. blind and dtsabled. and for low-mcome families agreed. "Governors give state of the state with chi ldren . speeches to give good news ... satd The state also tops the nation in Mary Boyle. Voinovtch 's opponent numerous economic and soc tal indithe U.S. Senate seal now held by for cators - from low unemployment Democml John Glenn. rates and busmess expansion to the "But the leadershtp responstbthnumber of children enrolled 10 Head ty is to add[ess the tougher news " Start preschool programs Voinovich has failed to solve a Voinovich boasted before an Ohio number of problems. parttcularly the House chamber packed with legtSiaOhio Supreme Court order to fix the .tors, state officeholders, Ohio stale's school-funding probkm. she Supreme Court JUSltces and state said. · agency officials. "The governor today painted a II is not enough. said Voinovich, who is barred by law from seeking a very rosy picture of education in Ohio." added Senate Minority leader lhtrd term. AI least\?~ thai part. Democrats. Ben Espy. D-Columbus. "The gov- crnor ha' to .tdm&t that des pile ht, best ellorts. &t's not enough... Ne tth ercnuld deny however. that all the 0oood n~ws has transl.<ted """ . ~1\yh t gh approval mllngs lor Vninovtch A statewtde poll released 10 mtd-Nuvember satd 69 percent ol those quest toned approved ol the )Ob Vowovich was doing - .tn all · ltmc htgh But II' all VumovH.:h wa . . rntere~l ­ eJ m wa .. ht~ Senat~i,, ekct1on, he wou ld JUst keep h" nmuth 'hut. 'a td Ohtu GtlPChamnan Roben Bennett. Though the speech wa ..... hnrt Ll n new policy IOitr,lll\-e'. Vo1novu.: h tluJ take the opportunity 10 urge the Legl.,lature lO move. lorwan.J With a plan 10 ask voters 111 May lo approve a ,;J ]es tax mnt:a \t: The lnl'n:a;.;e would raiSe more th.tn $1 htllton annually lor school, and rc"dcnltal property '" ' rcltcl Vomovtrh also a'ked lawmake" to tuck $100 mdlwn lor the schonl huddw g a''"'tance progr.un mto the $ 1 5 htllton constructton hudget lat l..'r 1h1s yc.tr Other new propu,:tls tlet:u led 1n the speech tncl uucd - A $1 7 mll ll nn progr.tm to proVIlle new,, 1nlornl.1tlon .md pmgr.tmrnmg to early chdtlhootl teal' h· ers and day care centers at I.51 X) sites - Expandm~ the E.trly Start program to g•vc flr,t-tnne paren1' the optiOn ol geltJng a Vl , ll !rom an early childhood prolcsstnnal - A partnershtp wnh the Oh10 Hospital Assoc1at10n to cmure that ll<!W parents leave the hospital with parenting 1nforma11on State of the State-Highlights By T.he Associated Press Reaction to Gov. Geor~e Votn<IVIch \State ul the State 'peech on Tue,day. whtch focused .;n education reform and the attempts to li x Oh10\ school-fundmg system " I believe that wtth the grow1 ng economy. there\ an nppnrtuntt y to fix what's wrong With publrl' educat10n Wllhoul a tax wcrea!<.t!."' s.ull Republican Secretary ol State Bob Taft. who " runmng lor governor lhts year. "Tax tncreases. tn my vtew. should be a la.'t resort .. "It's unconsciOnable that the governor" makmg the a-.sumptton that they've amved at a thorough and efficient lundtng 'Ystem:· ':ud Wtlllam.Phtlli,, e~el'ullve director of The Ohto Coalition for E4u1ty and Adequacy of School Funding, the group that suceessfull) challenged tn court the state's exiSitng system for fundmg publi c school' • ' .. I �. . ... ...... Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, February 11, 1998 Commentary The Daily Sentinel Page2 Wednesday, February 11, 1998 By Jack Anderson 'Est46tulid 111 1948 and Jan Moller Sometimes, when a leader makes 111 Court Strut, Pomeroy, Ohio one mtstake he can spend the rest of 614-992-2156 • Fax 992-2157 h1s life tryrng to correct 11 That 's the case w11h Krng Husscrn the long sur\lvrng ruler of Jordan H1s mmake happened a tad over 30 years ago dunng the S1x Day A Gannett Co. Newspaper War wrth Israe l Because he chose to JOin the war on the s1de of other ROBERT L WINGElT Arab countnes, he lost Jerusalem Publllher and Israel has held onto 11 wu h fer vor ever smcc The cuy v.hrch IS sacred to three CHARLENE HOEFUCH MARGARET LEHEW maJor world relrgrons rcmarn s the General M.nsger Controller most contcntrous portiOn ot the soca lled peace process rn the Mrd die East n.. Stollntt - - , _ ro lho - - rudtr1 on • btold rill/If oflllplca. And arguments over Palcsunran Shott- PliO- or-),.,.. lho b o l l - of llolng publllh«< T'y/»ff t.f. ""Y EM:h lhould lndvdo oligfllfllro, , - . , rule rn the West Bank would proba -dlyU_phoM_Spoc/fy•-""'"'""'",.,.,.,.ID•PrntouuiiJr:l• bly be Jess of an ISsue today rf Jor ro !Mt0r1 ro 111o f:dfllw, n.. S...tlnol 111 Coull St. l'omefDl', Olllo dan hadn t lost natiO nal control of I..;~:~~-.~~~-~FAX~~ID~I~I:~=~~~~I=57~------~--------~~.----.--~.A thai arco Krng Hussc m mrght well ha ve allowed a ne w Palcstmran state on that tcrrrtory hy now whrch Israel hasn 1 Nc\Crthclcss Hussem has been the most act rvc Arab leader bchrnd the scenes rn the pursull of Mrddlc By DONALD M. AOTHBERG Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON- Not once m Amcncan history have votcJS g1vcn sen ous consrderauon to a woman as preSident Not e\en close Forty one pres 1dcnts 41 of them men Yet polls show voters arc more likely to trust women pohtlclans At a time when the public IS bombarded wrth allegatrons of personal mrs conduct by a male presrdcnt mrght the politrca\ atmosphere be growrng more favorable for women who dream of runnrng for the Whrte House' " I hope so sard former Rep Pat Schroeder D-Colo, who came wuhm a teardrop of tunnrng for preSJdentrn 1988 Wouldn'tthat be nrcc 'We trust women more than we trust men sa1d pollster Peter Hart So on questtons of mtegnty women have a hrghcr cred1btlity factor He satd women also get ht ghct marks on qucstrons of moral values But there still IS the commander m ch1ef factor 'The most1mportant factor rs what we call the competency clement Can 1 feel col)1lortable w1th a woman as ch1cf executive" satd Han 'A lot ol that has to do wnh what we call gender modelmg Can we trust a woman to be commander 10 chtef?" No one can be sure of the answers to those questions parttcularly at a time when pollsters concede the public mood ts very hard to read We arc rn a very b1zarre climate of opm10n We are m uncharted waters so to speak ' sard Andrew Kohut d~rcctor of polling at the Pew Research Center for the People & the Press He puzzled over polling numbers that suggest most people believe the allegation - den1ed by Clinton - that the pres1dcnt had an affair w1th a young rntern. and at the same wne grve h1m the h1ghest JOb approval raungs of h1s prestdency • The puhlic 1s actmg m a hard 10 rnterpret manner, ' Kohut sa1d The public mood toward "omen candtdates cenamly has changed markedly 1n the I0 years SJnce Schroeder explored seekmg the Democratrc prcsJdcntJal nommauon At tearful news conference Schroeder declared she would not run In an mtervrew the next day she sard that one obstacle she encountered was a By Joseph Perkins Wtth much of the nation's medra hard core that say No way I II never vote for a woman "' preoccuprcd w1th the latest Whrtc When Schroeder was consrdcnng a Whrtc House brd there were two House scanda l a new scandal " omen m the Senate Now there arc nrnc mvolvmg the lmmrgratron and Nat Asked 1f the current attent ton g1vcn morality m the natron s hrghest polituralr zatwn Scrvtcc has h.trc l) llal office was helprng women wrth prcstdcnllal amhrt rons Schroeder fCCCIVCd OO(JCC replied 'I want 11 to be that but I J_l:lsl don t know All I can say rs I hope Accordmg to the U S AttornC) s so Tradtuonally polillcrans who arc elected governor or senator from the Office tn Sacramento Cahl sc,cral pnvatc tcsung f1rm s admm1stclmg nauon's largest states automauc.rlly hecomc prcsrdcntral prospects Both Cahfornra senators arc Dcmocratll women - Drannc Fc mstcm and crllzcnshrp tests on he ha\1 ol the Barhara Boxer - and Rep J.rnc Harm.m annou nced recently she would INS sold answers to the lest seck the Dcmocratu.: nommatwn lm governor o( the nati on s. largest slate cnablmg at lc.lst 13 000 rmmr grants Mamc 1s not among the large states hut 11 h~ts two women se nators to quaht) for US crtllenshrp Olympra Snowc and Susan Collms ho1h Repuhlrc.lfrs I hat such r.unp.rnt 11aud occur red One tronn.: s1gn ol the progrcs.., ot women m ll.ttwn.tl pnltttL:s ''tile t:asc nvc1 scvcrtl yt.:.u :-. with out the INS ot New Jersey Gov Chnsuc Whuman When 'her m lm gmcrnor rn 199 1 hm mg a due cv1dcnt:cs yet .tgam she prom"ed a tax cut .md she dc\1\cred For,, \\hilc rllcr thai she w.rs 1 that the .rgcnc} h.ts u rmplctclv 1.111 ttvontc ol many Rcpuhlu. :ans .md oltcn m..:ntl!mlJ ,ts a pro-.pcd lor the en down on Jts hH.!hC!t!tL:.lllmg th;.n 1s to p10tcd lht: mlcg nty ol the ut1 n~ttlon~tl tu.:k~o:t --,._-ott bo"'-r. - Is it at last a woman's turn to be president? East peace to all of us than for tt to be a pollllhe cal 1s'!iue Jerusalem must become because believe~ It IS hts the essence of peace, the symbol of hfe s mtss1on He peace the meamng of peace cannot rest unt1l 11 between for (a ll) religiOns In that IS accomplished context 11 cannot be totall y Israeli, Ccrtamly the nor can It remam as 11 1s btggest and wor Kmg Hussetn IS pamfully aware threst of objec that he m1ght not have had to work liVeS IS 10 do whatMoller & so hard, and often so fru rtlcssly m everts posstble for Anderson the pursu11 of peace rf he had sat out the establ rshment the Srx Day War back m June 1967 of a JUSt peace he once reflected to In the ume smce then our access our assoctate Dale Van Ana That to Jordanian mrlllary offrcra\s and goal has remarncd wuh me through top pollllcal atdes as well as Jordan out all the troubles It must be a 1an mtclhgencc docume nts provrdcs peace b.1sed on JUStice a peace that a detailed prcture of what happened future generations can lrvc wuh and and why protect And rf (I) can mlluencc mat Several "ell mfonncd Jordanran tcrs tn that d1rectton m any way then ofticrals acknow ledged that the pnthat wo uld be the biggest reward of mary reason Jordan JOined the war all had more to do wrth mtcr-Arab In sevcralJntervJews w1th us 0\Cr nvalry than anll Israeli sc ntrmcnt the last score of years he acknow l Pnor to the war Egypt's milam edged that the greatest obstack to matory Arah leader Gamel Ahdel such a peace wrll be an equitable Nasser mounted an mtcnsrvc propa reso \utron on the rssuc of Jerusalem gand a campargn accusrng Jordan of He has e<plarncd II tim way colludmg w11h the West and tarlin g I believe very very strongl y to stand up to Israeli provoc.llrons that Jerusalem IS Iar more rmporlant whtch m turn l::J.w.;cd uvli unrest tn MOM, WHAT'S LIBIDO? ~~[~. on.;~~~~ Jorpan Angry, Kmg Hussem then publicly goaded Egypt mto closmg the Red Sea Strmt of T~ran to Israeli shrps whrch prov1ded the perfect excuse for Israel to begm a war the West would not Inil rall y oppose But lsragl struck out agarnst Egypt not Jordan In 1ts first strtkc Israel Wiped out vrrtually all of Egypt's a1r force lncrcdrhly howcv er the Egypuans lied to King Hus scm by cla1m1ng that 75 percent ol the lsraelr a1r lor<c had been destroyed by Egypttan forces Krng Husscm was persuaded to laun ch a ground ollc nsJve under the miStaken bel ref that hrs forces would ~OJOY Egypuan arr support that ne ver came Husscm was also promiSed mfantry remforccments from Egypt Iraq Saudr Arabra and Syna whrch proved to be cnhcr mcffectual or enurcly absent Makmg mnttcrs worse nearly C\cry Jordaman IIH>\C was hroad~.:asl m advance hy an Egypll.tn 1adro sta lion whllh clanned 111.11 the Jord.tnr ms had a\rc .1dy llhle\ ed the ohjcc t1vcs as II rcadmg I1om some pro paganda scnpt h>lnrc the .tellon took pl,u.:c rhc de l~u.: to warnmg system allow<.:d lst.lch lon.: cs to destroy Jord.m s hn g.tdcs hy acnal homhardmcnt hdon..: ~.:ngagmg the 11 oops on the g10und Seven hundred Jordan ran soldrers drcd rn the conllrct Israeli annrhllatcd Jordan s a1r Ioree and HO percent of rts armor Only srx of I H6 Jord.m ran tanks were able to rctrcut actoss the Jordan Rrvcr Kmg Husscm has spent three full decades trymg to recoup from that mrhtary and economic catastrophe But 11 was not entirely a loss, accord1ng to one longtime royal advrscr The prnnary henehts have bee n that Arahs have learned to cxtst wrth the state ollsracl that war " not gomg to produce any favor able results and that the drplomatrc channe l, whrch Kmg Husscm ope ned after the war rs a worthwhile one Jack Anderson and Jan Moller are wnters for United Feature Syndicate, Inc, llllhldi60a01 ~m~ INS scandal receives barely a peep Letters to the editor Affectionate people in politics Dear Edrtor Old you ever sec the like ol allcct10natc people m polill«' Pretty soon no more Amcncan royalty wrll he hemg produced There arc the great Amcncan tob.tcco companrcs too Accordrng to news reports the tob,tcco companres arc bemg forced to cough up somcthmg like 2X nil lion dollars Guess who got S hrllron lor dchvcnng the mcdrcmc to the tohacco companrcs' Of course rt sa bevy of lawyers The lawyers say rf they don 1 get their dough they arc gmng to sue There were gnnnrng wtdcly rn the news photo yesterday so they must be on safe ground Lawyers alwa) s arc Scoop' C\ mton wants Koop m Arlington A photographer caught Brll Chnton off guard not long ago Brll was on vacatiOn and a peeker caught h•m shppmg from one vchtclc to another puff mg on a mtlhon dollar crgar Tony Blair __ he s over here standrng up wrth our tightmg prcsrdent Tony has angel wmgs too They say together they arc gomg to trrm Saddam s mus tache L1kc any other bug-eyed Amcncan these da)s .111 I know IS what! read m the papers dard1zed and an cases tests some trnm1 grants were at: tu ally grvcn cerllfr cates of passage without taktng the test at all (probahly non English speakers) Perk1ns The test mg lirm s under contract wrth the INS raked rn mmc than $3 mrlhon m Ill 1!n tten I cc~ I rom ~u mc I j 000 Jnlml~r~mts 1n 22 slate~; 1 here 1s no telling how Widespread test lraud may have hccn rn other stales Fed cral authontles .trc mvcstlg.ttmg: Meanwhile INS olt tua\s as usual say they arc shocked to learn 1Cnsh1p prOl:Css ol the latest scandal besctllng thcrr It alsn undcrmmc s the clarm h) .rgcncy And they prmmsc to t.lkc IN S dlrcclor Dons Mcrssncr that qurck action to set llnn gs nght there • ~ no va1Jd1ty to the notiOn We ha\c detcrmmcd that the that people .ln.: hecumm~ ut Jtcns tcst1ng program can nn longer lum: today who wou ld not h.tvc 10 years Iron as 11 curren tl y exrsts sard ago Johnny Wrlliams IN S western The mdr vrdu.lls rndlltcd rn the rcg10nal d1rcl:tm We arc dc,1c.lop testmg sc,mdal .uc .1llcgcd to have mg plans lor restwctunng the pto guaranteed tore rgn n.ruonals .1 pass gr.\m over the next scvl:r.tl month~ mg Sl:Orc on the ullzcnslllp test But the Amcncan people arc t<• whiCh mc.rsurcs hasrc Englrsh pro~­ be lorgrvcn rt they regard Wrlhams crcncy and k~nwledgc ol Amcrrc.m prormsc wnh skeptic ism Alter all history ~md CI VIl:s lm lcl:s rangmg IN S ollrcrals have made srmilar Irom $ 125 to $~00 prom1 ses alter each anc..l every st:an The fraudulent test gl\crs pro d.tl bcscttmg their agency yet nnth vrdcd correct answers to the stan mg changes Indeed a Ju strcc Department report last year revealed that the INS permuted more than 180 000 fore1gn nat1onab 10 hc~.:omc U S t.: lllt.Cn:-; wrthout complctr on ot lega ll y rcqu1rcd cnmmal backgro und checks That w,ts rn addrtron to 7 1 000 mun~ grant~ with t:nn f1rmcd cmmnal records mcludmg nearl y II 000 vmlcnt otkndcrs whom tile IN S actu.1lly knew ahout hut on whom the agency bestnwcd US crtllcn s\up nonetheless Meissner almost as mut: h .m expert 10 scandal response .ts her hoss the ptcstdcnt downp\.tycd th rs scandal She msrstcd that the num her ot uumnal aliens who actually slipped through the natura\1/,lllon pltlL: I.:S\ was [lTCity ms1 g01IH.:~mt no more than a thousand or so Nevertheless she s.ud her agency would t.tkc steps to make SUIC that flO lllOIC foreign LTIIHJO,lb rcccl\ed US crllzen shrp Well the INS rmplcmcntcd Mctssncl s prntmscd reforms Yet .run rnal ali ens arc sui\ .1hlc to ohtam Amcncan clliiCnshrp Th.ll " ·" the hndrng ol a report hy the accounting hnn KPMG Peat Mar w~ek commrssroncd hy the Ju slrcc Dcp.~rtmcnt We t.:ann ot prov1dc assurance the report stated that INS IS not contmumg to mcorrcctly naturali ze aliens wrth drsquahfymg condr lions In fact ot 2~ INS olltccs throughout the w untry, KPMG Peat M.1rwrck found only crght that were complyr ng to any ex tent whatsoever wll h the .ag:cn~.:y s new prm.: cduTC!<ri lm suc.:c mn~ out t:nmm,,l aliens So what was Mc1ssncr s response to th.ll damnmg report' She Jound II cxtn.::mdy tro uhlmg .md assured that she had nnmedrately ordered sJ gmlt t:.\n l ~,; h ..wgcs tn t:orrcd the problem But tin: only sJ!_!Illlll:.mt Lh.m g..: th,\1 c lll con cc t the plethor.l ol proh \ems th.ll h.rve hcset 1hc INS dunng Mc1s, ncr s 11\ t.: yc.1r 1cn urc 1s .1 whoksalc dMngo;; lA tht: .tgcn~.:y s m m.tgc nu.: nt II should hcgrn wrth 1 new drrcc tor to replace Mcrssncr as well '" new n.:gwnal d1rcdors to n.:pi.K~.: those like Wtllrams who Vc all owed ramp.tnt cnrzcnsh rp fraud to occu r whrlc they were asleep at the SW itCh Never hct ore tn the hrstory ol the Unrtcd States has the crll!cnshlp prm;..:.,~ hccn as l:orruptcd as 1t 1~ today It IS an rnsuh to nattvc horn Amcm:ans but even more so to nat urailzcd Amcncans who ohtamcd 1hcrr crlllenshrp through lcgrtrmatc rath er than fraudulent means Joseph Perktns IS a columnist for the San D1ego Umon-Tr1bune McMahon, Clark should distance themselves from magazine sweepstakes By DeWAYNE WICKHAM Gannett News Servtce WASHINGTON _ The flrii.C was guaranteed the letter sard Accord rng to A mcncan Famr Iy Publrshcrs my wrfc " a potent raJ wrnncr of $10 mrlhon rTo QCI her Gayle Pnce hands - and mrnc - on the 'inoncy Portland she h.rd to return the pmc clarm label that was attached to the unci armed pnzc .td v"ory she -rcccrvcd 10 the mar l a few days ago It was JU SI that easy Ten mrlil on dollars was hers tor thc takmg And to prove cvcrythrng was on the up and up the letter wa• ' Dear Edrtor srgncd by Ed McMahon and Dick After rcadrng Debra Bullington s Jcncr to the cdrtor rcgardrng respect for Clark two of the nauon s best has~cthall otfruals, I must say thank you to Dchra known prichmcn Thouch 1 \\Us not an officral .11 the game she referred to I am a bas~ct Please act qurckly they urged hall oflr~ral and t , 1 apprccratc the comments m her lcttc1 You must stake yourr clarm hy Bcrng an officmr rs usually a thankless JOh Even rf we do a very good JOb f the h f dl k d ca me or ns or.cnurc o t rs offiuatmg a game most tan s sui I feel a lot ol contempt toward oftictals ' It " 3 tough and demandmg rcsponslhlilly As an officral you try to he guaranteed pnze There rs JUSt one hnch Amcncan fair and honest to all teams coaches and fans Just rmagmc trymg to play_the Fam1ly Publishers makes 11 a Jot cas 2amc wrthout officrals - Dcsprtc all the setbacks I d like to say that I truly enJOY my JOb as a bas 1er to return the pn ze clar m label 1f you pure hase at Ieast one magazrnc ketball officral I love tpr s game' Agam thank you Dopra' It, nrcc 10 know that there are fans out there like than ' f you don' t All t hc forms nee ded by someone rna kmg a pur you Neale Kmght chase arc rnc Iuded rn the mar I102 Middleport ButI f you don ' • .buy at Jcast one o-f the 138 publicatrons 1t offers, the company rcqurres you to create a Cage official appreciates comments l rcspon>e card and take several addr trona! steps to get the pnzc that many people thrnk rhc ft Y vc won a cr •.admg 11 ' soliclIiiii on My wrfc drdn t take the ball , hut a Wtckham lot of people have The letter" a sktllfully wnttcn pnch for magazme subsc nptrons that actu a11 y guarantees Ihosc who rc spond nothmg more than a lon g-shot chance at the pnzc 11 touts Bchmd all the hrghlighted underlined and hold-faced type arc a lot of dcccp lively worded quahfters After tcllmg my wrfc that her name came up rn Amcncan Famrly Publishers sea rch for a potcntral wrnncr of an uncl armed pnzc c MM h c a on and lark followed up wn h a b11 of doublcspeak Thrs means that you arc guaranteed to rccerve one of thc pnzcs now pen drng If you rep IY be fore lhc dcadl me and a your en try ts a wmner th cy s Id "" A np of, : Flonda Attorney General Bob Butterworth thmks so He has tiled sull aga rnst Amcncan Famrly Puh lishcrs, accusmg the organ"atron ol lunng peop le mto huym g magazmcs wnh mrslcadmg offers "fa guaran teed pnzc They arc makrng" lot of people feel lrkc wrnncrs wh-ro they arc m essence losers Butrcrwurth com plamcd Butterworth wanl\ 1w un to stop the comr.rn) Irom scndmg people the krnd ol letter my wrle rcccrved and order 1t to pay a penalty of up 10 $ 15,000 lor each person rn Flonda who got the cleverly worded mrs SJvc sends out nearly 200 mrlhon ma1l rngs annually to unsuspecung people - many of whom don' t thmk they have to read closely a lcncr Signed by Clark and McMahon two men who have heen a televiSron fix ture for decades By placmg thcrr names on us let tcr they have put thCir reputations on the \me By dclcndrng Amcncan Family Publrshcrs agarn st the charges Butt c rwort~ leve led agamst rt they nsk thcrr crcdrhrl rty as well ' Nol surpnsrngl y Butterworth has .1lso n uned hoth ol them as dcfendams rn the Jawsutt It lh ' h ' II The letter caused people from as Arne cy ~m~t hit hey urge far away as Cali fornia and Maryland tic ,;"an t ~m~ yN u " c~' to scdt to fly to Tampa - the pmc awards " ' u' as o JUry t at rca s headquarters _ to prck up pnlcs the letter my wrfc rcccrvcd rs gorng they mistakenly thought they d won to hclicvc 11 wasn 1 rntcnded to neople It they elm"o to the Even w a spoke sperson for dcccrvc ,,_ weak defense th e company has Amcncan Famrly Publishers sard the language m the marlmg rs clear to ot lercd thcrr fortunes Will srnk laslcr than the Trtan 1c once thrs case anyone who reads rt closely goes to tria\ But should that be the test I But I don t know how much Amerl tcrworth doesn t thrnk so Nor do can Famrly Publishers IS paymg Ed two Georgetown Unrvcrslly Law McMahon and Dtck C"irk for their School professors who have fried a part m Its markctrng scam, but good class action lawsuit 1n Maryland sense tell s me that whatever the against the company amount, It's not worth 11 And nerthcr do I Amcncan Fam1\y Publr shcrs :e ,___Local briefs------. OHIO Weather Thursday, Feb. 12AccuWcather~ forecast tor daytrmc condrt rons .md • MICH Light shed on Jordan's role in Six Day War Two-car crash leaves child injured Patti Athey Anderson e PA IMansfteld 138" I• INO •lcolumbusl 40" u u. . ' ' ' ' W VA ~ ' ' ' ' ' Showers T storms Ram Rurnes Snow Ice Sunny PI Cloudy Cloudy V1a Associated Press Graph1csNe1 Today's weather forecast By The Associated Press Southeastern Ohto Today Occ tsron.tl rarn Mamly m the afternoon Breezy Hrghs m the tmd 50s South wrnd I0 to 20 mph Chance of ram 90 percent Tomght OccasiOnal hght ram Blustery Lows rn the upper 30s West wmd \0 to 20 mph Chance of ram 90 percent Thursday Showers likely Hrghs m the lower 40s Chance ot ram 60 percent Extended forecast Thursd.ry nrght Cloudy Ach.mce ol showers unttl mtdmght Lows rn the lower 30s Fnday Partly cloudy Hrghs m the mrd 40s Saturday Part\ y cloudy Lows rn the upper 20s and hr ghs m the upper 40s Sunday Partly cloudy Lows 111 the upper 20s and hrghs rn the lower 50s Heather Brooks Matt Wrllramson Caleb Ell rs Donald Dotson Clara Pullins Shawn Gwmn Becky Jacks Danny LenrgM J D Jenkms Maggre Roseberry Sarah Blankenshrp Autumn Phrllrps Che\Sia Montgome ry Sara Moon Enc Bryan Jaeob Smtth Enn Ralston, N~ek Mcl.lUghlm Me\rssa Krrk Josh Glaze Jody Saxton Joe lrne Allen Bnttany Williams Jason Hers hberge r Charle s Eakms Zach Glaze James Chrlders Mrke Smrth Jason Mtller Jess1ca Cundrtl Jameson Johnson Garnett Bonecutter Rebecca Srmth Justrn Hoschar Jason Mames Rrch1e 0111 Tnsta Doeler Joe Rupe Cand.1ce Glover Jarrod Ogdrn Mary An n Schuler Ashley Burhndge Stephame Hartley Lana Barrett R)an Bates and Shauna Whrte Satrslactory ratmgs were grven to Anthony Bearhs and Mrchelle French ObituaryObltuarl.. are peld announcatnenta arranged by local funeral homes Obltuarlea aro published aa requeeted to accommodate thoae deolrlng more Information than Ia provided In tha accompanying Death Notices Laing J. Strong Lam~ J Strong 94 ol Gallrpolr s dreJ Wednesd .1y February II I<J9X .11 Pleas.mt Valley Hosplltl Pt Pleasant W Va Born May ~0 1<)01 rn Merp Coun ty ,on ol the \,He Glenn and Emma Hal \ida) Stron~ she w.1s retrred Irom the Ga\lrpohs Deve lopmen t,\ \ Center A member ol Fanh B.tptrst Church rn Rodney 'he w.ts a SO ye.Jr member ol the Orphans Fnend M.rsomc Lodge 275 ol Wrlkemlk ,, 12nd Degree ·Mason.,, member ol the Knr~ht 'Te mpl.rr the Grand CounCil the Gallr po lrs Shnne Club and several other Masonrc hodres In uddrtlon to hrs parents he w.IS preceded rn de,ll h by hrs wrle Helen W Gardner on Fehru.~ry \0 19H7 a brother li ve mters and a daughter Barbara Kath.tleen rn mtancy Sumvm~ .1re .1 dau~ht e r Erleen Carter ol Gallrpolrs two gr.rndchildren Rhonda Ly;n (Terry) Reed ol G.tllipo\rs and R Todd l K.m I C.lrler ol Trpp City and a great-gr.mdson Tv Reed ol G.1llr po lr s Serv~ees are 2 p m Fnday Febru.rry 11 JlJ<JK at Wt\lrs Funer.1\ Home wrth Pastor Jrm Lusher olltllatmg Bunal Wi ll be at the Oh ro Valky Mem ory Gardens Fnends may call at the luneral home on Thursd.ry Irom 6 X pm There wrll be a Masonrc Servrce on Thursday at X p m In heu ol !lowers con tnbuuons can be m 1de to Fallh B.rptrst Chu rch The Daily Sentinel Stocks (USPS 213 960) Donald G Hottee 74 45510 Pomeroy Ptke Racrne. dred Monday Feb 9 \99!1 at Camden-Clark Memonal Hosprtal m Parkersburg. W Va A ret ~red corporate traffic manager tor Challenger Electnc Parkersburg he was born Apnl 16. 1923 tn Waterford son ol the late Dayton and Mane Burkett Holfee He was a Navy veteran of World War II and was a member ot the Vanderhoff Baptrst Church He ts survtved by hts w11e. Nellie Adnan Hoffee of Racme a son Byron Hottee of Manetta a daughter. Cheryl Randle of Zanesvrl\e .t stepson Dan"> Wrseman ol Zaleskr erght grandchildren, three great grandchrldren a brother Harry Hol fee ol The Plums several meces and nephews Servrces wrll be held Thursday. I p m at Ewrng Funaal Home Pomeroy wrth Pastor John Long ollicratmg Bunal wrll follow m Chester Cemetery Fnends may call Wednesday 7-9 p m at the lunera l home PuOh~hctJ ~v~rv t(ll:fn flnn Mundtv UtroU);h I riJay Ill r I uri Si PtlOI~rtlV Oht l llv th ~ Ohttl Valltv P~t~h ~ h•n~ (\ mp:'"v/G nn~tt ( t Pnmuuy Otun ~:'\769 Ph 1} 1J~ !I~(, S\:wnU das! pos1 11~~ f\11d ill Pomeroy Ohm Hldrc ss wrrccttnns Plannl·ng Jl#Or.· · · - - -l - need for mformatron on early schools and early settlers Other proJects dtscussed and orga mzatrons whrch m1ght aSSISt m the development tnclude early schools by reured teachers early settlers by the Mergs County Genealogtcal Socrety art m the schools by the Rrverbend Art Counctl Appalachtan mustc by the Art Council and hr stoncal groups The possrbtlity of stagmg hrston cal musrcals and a btcentennral ball was dtscussed along wtth celebra li ons 111 each vrllagc, homecommgs and parades Hrstoncal markers were men ttoned wnh Parker askmg that others mvolved tn sec unnu markers advrse the commtttee so th'Ut research work wrll not be repeated The need to rdentrfy sites was also drscussed Thornton agam suggested the need for a marker on the courthouse Parker reported on the vrdeo tap mg of World War I and II veteraM noung that veterans groups mcludmg the Amencan Legron wr\1 assrst wrlh the proJeCt Buckeye tree plantrn gs house and bUI\dmg tours and hrkrng trails along the nver wore also drs cussed Meigs announcements Borl ad' isorv listed Leadrng Cre•k Conservancy Drstnct has lrlted the bot! advhory lor customers on SR J41 1rom Wolle Pan Road west to Smrth Run Road Youth league to meet The Harrrsonvrlle Youth League meetmg wr\1 be held Feb 21 7 p m at the Sc1pro Ftre Station New band members wrll be ehgrble ReviVal serv1ces set Rutland Freewrll Baptrst Church wrll be held Feb 22 through M.trch I 7 p m evangelrst James Arthur Specral srng1ng nightly Pastor Paul E Taylor Meetmg ttme thanged The Mergs County Edu<at ron.li Servrce Center has changed rts regu Jar Thursday nrght meeting to 6 p m MCKA Swap Meet The second anntt.tl MCKA Go Kart Racers' Swap Meet wr\1 be held 'Feb 21 9 am at the Rutl.rnd C11 rc Center Go-ktlrh 1n1n1 spnms JUn ior dr:.H!.Sters t:rH! Ine~ uallt:rs tooh uuJ part' will be avarlable Indoor cxh h rt space rs avarl.lble Admrs,on rs $2 For more mtorm.tlron cal l 949 2R64 Meigs EMS logs 13 calls Un us of the Mergs County Emer ge ncy Medrcal ServiCe rewrded 11 ca lls lor asstst.tnce Tuesday Unus respondmg rnc\uded CENTRAL DISPATCH 12 12 a m Pearl Street Mtddk port Debra Cremeans Veterans Memorral Hosprtal Middleport squ.1d ass1sh~d 2 5 1 ,, m Sprrng Avenue Pomeroy Sharon Sm rth VMH ~ 12 am Pearl Stree t Mrddle port Chnstme Dartey refused treat rnt:nt 4 52 am Overbrook Nursr ng Center Mrddleport Fr.rncrs Legaras Pleasant Valley Hosprtal 5 47 am Rockspnngs Rehabrli tatum Center Pomeroy Betty Gladwell VMH • K 04 am RRC H.rrry Grllrand VMH 1 47 p m Frtth Street R.tcrne 'Tltmmy Wr\co•en Camden Clark Memonal Hosprtal MIDDLEPORT 10 42 am Grant Street Alberta Kaylor dead on arm.rl Centr.rl Drs patch squad assrsted 12 07 am Rtverstde Apartments Mary Games Holzer McdKal Center Central Drspalch sq uaJ .rssrsted REEDSVILLE 2 02 p m state Ruule 124 M.rr vm Reed M metta Memon rl Hosp r I tl Centr.tl Drsp.rtch squ.rd ''""ted SYRACUSE 12 5 1 p m volun tdfT\re d,p.trt ment and squ.rd to Thrrd .~ nu Cherry stre-et" motor vc:hllk .tlLilknt P.llrrck Stump VMH JuJy Smllh Sherry Bonng Tammy Rertmrre anu Mr~e Rertm1re treated al the "ene 4 04 p m Dewrth Run Ro.rd Portland Jacob Lrndon VMH 5 11 p m Plum Street Glen Grueser PVH 111 Ohtt' -'c. 7M SUBSCRIPTIONRATES One W~ck Onc Month 'from 'I1ie Ofiio IJ?.jver 'Bear Company $~ Ul SK 711 On~: Yc:M $1114 tltl SINGLE COPY PRIC~ Stop m and see our new Valentme Bears We have new amvals, too, porce/am dolls, many new 1tems for your Sweetheart Sutl!M: nOl:ri nul <.lc)runH to pav tht caruu mA) rcmtt m atJvrtn~c dtfC(I to Th' Oa11y Senunel nn alttr!!c stx or 12 month haSIS ( redil w•ll be S'"'en ca m~r ~Ach wrd; N\1 suhscTipUtln hy matl permtlh.:d 1n rtre3 s where home t: 1rnc:r serv1t:t IS available Puhhshtr re5erves t~ nghl tn adJUSI ratu dur 1ng 1hc subS(flplton pemw.J Sutlscnp110n rate fhan'u m~~ov be Implemented hy chang~ng the lhc suhscrJ~ton dural ton (lr Oliio guver 'Bear Co .. ldAILSUBSCRIP'riONS la1kte MriJ' County Stock reports are the 10 30 a m quotes provided by Advest of Gallipolis. The loll o"1ng couples were ISsued m.trnage lrcen,es recently m the Mergs Cou nty Probate Coun ol Jud 0e Robert Buck Roger D.1le B.trnhart 19 Pomeroy nd V,,Jene Jean Monel penny 20 Wrllramslown W Va Robert Lee Mtller 41 and Kathy Ann Barnnger 36 both ol Racrne P.rul Spry 44 and Kathy Jean Rrtter beck 38 both ol Langsvr\le Mark Franklin Norm.m 29 and L1ura Lee Betzrng 35 both ol Pomeroy Enc Leonard Stover Jr c<J RaCine anu Dr an; Lynn While 27 Lon! Bottom Scott Allen Edwards 26 and Cnsta V~rg rnra Rose 22 both- o\ R.1crne The fol\owmg case' were sett led last 1\eek rn the Merg' C<\unty Coun ol Jud;e Patnck H 0 Bnen Frned were Mayla D Yoaeham Alb.my lailuretocontrol $50 plus cos ts Mrchelle Werry Pomeroy speed S\8 plus "'''s D1wn R Stephens P01nt Pleasant W Va dnvrng under linanual responsrbrl 11y ,Kiron suspensron $ \00 plus cosls one year probatron three days prJ and $50 suspended rt valid OL presented wrthrn m months speed $2 1 plus costs W.tlter D Arnold Pomeroy assumed clear diStance .1head $10 plus cosh e<prred '"~s $ t 5 plus costs Jason Childress Lon; Bottom undera~e consumption ""'' 10 day s prl suspended two ye.1rs probatron J rson S KIem Pomeroy seat belt $\5 plus costs Mrchael T Rellmlre Pomeroy unsale vehtc le co'ts only. Dwayne E Qualls Pomeroy thett $ 100 plus costs J()J,,y,jar l suspended toone day one year probatron ope n contarner $50 plus costs Trmothy L Krng New Haven W Va dnvr ng under the rntluence $850 plus costs I0 days prJ suspended to three days YO-day OL suspenston. jatl and $550 suspended upon wmpleuon ol re,rdentral treatment pro~r.rm one ve.Jr program Kellh A Lyn(h Mrddleport speed $~0 plus costs John W B\,mkenshrp Ga \lipol " speed $10 plus costs St:ntmd Ill Court St Pomcrov By Ctrrk'r or Molor Roult Marriage licenses issued Carolyn M Summerfield 49 Reedsvrlle. dred Wednesday Feb II 1998 at her home She was born July 27 1948 tn Pomeroy daughter ol Bob and AIKe Rus sell ol Pomeroy She" survrved by her husband Tom Summerfield three daughters and sons-m law Candrce and Stephen Roerta ol Sev11\e Wendy and Andy Clark ot Reedsvtlle and Crystal Summerfield ol Reedsvrlle thre< grandc hr\dren a srster and brother-rn law Brenda and Steve Hagg) ot Pomeroy a broth er and srster-rn-law Ronald and Nancy Russell ol Racrne She was preceded tn death by a brother. Donald Russell ol Harnsonvli \e No calling hours wrll be observed and arrangements are by the Ewtng Funeral Home Pomeroy Gravesrde serv1ces lor famtly and lnends will be held Thursday 3 p m at the Wells Cemetery. Page\ tile With the Pastor Dewayne Stutler oflictallng N~:wsp~P'=' Asr.o~.:talwn ~nd nx County Court cases settled ~hmhtr l lu.: Ant~t•kd Pu~~s 1nd the Ohu 1 POSTMASTER A two car acudent Tuesday on St.rte Route 124 sent a passenger rn one olthe vehrcles to Vetor.ms Memonal Ho,prt,rllor treatment ot InJUries the G.lih.1-Mergs Post ol the Stale Hrghv..1y P.ltrol reported Patnck C Stump 3 I72K Old Chester Road Pomeroy "'"trans paned from the scen~'OI the 12 50 p m crash by the Mergs EMS accordrng to the patrol He was later treated and released a hosp11.1l spnkcsper,on s;.ud Troopers sa rd Stump was a passenger rn ,tear dnven b) MKhael OIJ Chester Road that was eNbound J Reltmrre 18 also ol I rn Sutton Tm•nshrp "'he n Rerllnrre slowed to nuke a lel t tum Another eastbound car dnven by Judith A Smrth 42 44060 Yost Rot~d Racme wa s un tbk to slow m 11m~ and strw..:k the rl!.tr ol the Rt!llmtre car acl:ord1ng to the report Dama2e to both cars was ' huht Rertmrre "a' cued lor no chrld restr;.llnt ~md Sm1th tor ,t~sured ~ l ea r lh~t.m~e Carolyn M. Summerfield Continued from page Amber Snowden.~~ntinued rrom page • Exh1b1tors receJvmg ratmgs ot excellent were Amanda Bush Krystal Pennmgton Donny C.tll Melrssa Rrchmond Rachel Garey John Stanley Amber Ellis Chavonne Barnett Jessrca Schuler J P Vanan Mary Schultz Beth Russell Beth Phrllips Becky Cundttt Johnathan Acree J W Lee. Tyler Stewart Came Hoover Adam Doczr. Knsty Puckett. Ryan Kautl Tara Wyatt Ashley Hoscha r Came Abbott, Heather Fetty Rees Wyant Jon Wrlson John Wrthere\1 Brad Baylor Jessrca Roush Jenntler Reeves M\chele R1tlle, MMc Smrth Thomas Wrse, T1ffany Hall, Alrson Story Mrsty Puckett Kwynn Le1b Drena Todd. Stacra Srms Kara Musser Datsy Whrte Nrck Bowles James Thomas Zach D.tvrs T.tsha Green Chnstopher Neece D.trrrck Knapp Enn Bush, and Tyson Lee Recetvtng ratmgs ot good were D,mny Buffington, Nrcole Black Palll Athey Anderson. 33. Jackson Mo formerly of Gal ira County dred Fnday. Feb 6 199!\ 1n JacksQn Mo She was born March 24, 1964 at Veterans Memonal Hospttal m Pomeroy Survtvmg are her husband. Floyd Anderson, two daughters Whrtney ,md Enca a brother Charles of Kentucky a srster Tammy of Mtssoun gr.tnd parents. Mrke and Joyce Baker and Mr and Mrs Floyd Anderson Sr her mother, V~rgrnra Jacks of Mrddleport and numerous aunts aAd uncb Arrangements were by the Carpenter Mortuary Servrce Jackson Mo Donald G. Hoffee I r--1} 1h~ D~ 1l v The Daily Sentinel • Page 3 DOWNTOWN MIDDLEPORT 10-5 Monday-Saturday 992-40!)5 •1-800.813-4055 Winter temps will return to Ohio Thursday afternoon Some snow showers are possrble By The Assoctated Press rn parts ol the slate Oh1o s roller coaster wc.&ther p.tt The record hrgh temperature for tern hils the downs fope on Thursday with temperature' takmg .t plunge as thiS J,lle .11 the Columbus weather cold arr whrps .rround lhe backsrdc ol station was 70 degrees 10 JlB 2 whrle the record low w," I I below zero m departt ng low pre~s ure system IM85 Sunse t tonrght wtll be at~ 03 Hrgh temper.llures wrll be record ed 111 the 11101 nrng then drp rnto the p m and sunrrse Thursday at 7 28 10, dunng the d.1y the Natron.1\ ·' m We tther s~n I Ce "i ud Baghdad says it will still permit inspections at eight locations CA IRO E~yp1 I AP I- B.rghdad 1s prepared tn open e1gh t \,tst pres1 denll.tl comple.es to rnspellrnn lnr .1 lrmued tune lr.14 s lore1gn nunrster s.ud today - rev1vmg a propos.ll sr mr lar to one reJected e.rrher by the Unrted States lnspeclo" appornted hy the UN sec rl!tary general would have two mont h"i to . . ~arch the ..;!le"i 1m~ h hy IO( h !!l 'll dt'Iht:btlllliHH!' tht: i! lltkn.., \~o:r\\'1- h t: r c I DI L I _n Mull '\ll,: r \1<>h llll ill,d S '"'" rl S rhh II s ntl II llj" u ;'\J r\mb.tv. . .tt.lor N II <H t-lamdnon uutlm:t.l.1 '\ llllll.lf propos a\ earlrer 1hrs month The Unrted States reJeCted that propo sal Bntarn qur ckly reJected the lates t lraqr otfer today The 'uggesllons they are puttrn g do not lu\lr\1 the U N Secunty Counc rl resolutions a Forl!lgn Ottu.:e "pokesman sall.l speak1ng on condrtron ol anonymrty Washmcton obJel.:ls to .111me l:on strarnl and rnsrsts the te.rm should he ~.:ompnsed ot th~ sa me mspel:tnrs work1n2 stnce 199\ to drsmamle lra41 programs to burld weap<ms ol mass de>tructron- rather than hand picked repr~sentallws ol U N Sec ret.rry Gener.1\ Kolr Annan The Un rted States threatens to use mrtrt.tr) l ore~ rllr.14 rei usC\ to com pi ) T' hn\slcr th.rt lhre.•l the United St tl t:" h"' lll Lre.t-..c=d 1h rnll1t~try pres ulu: 111 lht.: P tc l'-llll Gull r~g1on Some 2' llllll troops .ICC deployed th<rc nnw s IIU N.rvy c :rpt Mllh.rel DoubleJ 'Y a Pt!ntagon :-.pokesman \ Hospital news Veterans Mcmnrml tdllli 'ISIOn" Bllty GJ ~ch" ll Pom' '"l H llr) Gd lil rnd Pomum Junt: V!f1 Mt:l tl M ' "on WVr Tuc: ,J~ty Ul'>t;h.tr;:-e"'- none Holzer Medrcal Center Dtscharges Feh 10 - Wilham Frnn Robert D)er Lexre Sheilon J ILkle Dot-..un (Pubhshed With permJSston) Tu~o:'\Li,t) Flowers whispers what words can never say! Cash U Carr)' Valentine "Special" on Red Roses. Stop by for the best rose pnces 1n town We have many colors to choose from, professionally designed JUSt for you Del1very Avatlable ~ ~~. • ~al'rCf1!-, FLORI ST ( 352 EAST MAIN POMEROY, OHIO 45769 614/992-2644.614-992-6298 t: ' f\<p ""I T••<km.,\ f I t • •• Tn~n•'<~• nt l)c en lroc , ., \ lt.akmar1r. f I~ m Tnn1wo kl llt l Hr) lor �Sports • Tlie Daily Sentinel .Pag.4 Wednesday, February 11, 1998 Belpre rolls over Marauders 72-54 Trimble gets 90-50 win over Eagles Greggs pomt output woth 12 of h1s By DAVE HARRIS own on the first half Sentmel Correspondent Belpre outscored Me1gs 22-10 m Belpre JUmped out to a I3-0 and went to defeat tl o~ Metgs Marauders the th1rd penod and took a 55-35 lead 72 54 10 Tn Valk) Conference bas- headmg mto the final penod when ketball action Tuesday evenong at Carlyle Curne scored v.olh I 08 left 10 the penod Belpre Htgh School But the Marauders refused to roll The g1ves the Golden Eagles an II 3 mark m the Oh10 DIVISIOn of the over and banles back to pull to wtthTVC and a 14 4 mark overall Metgs m 60-49 when J T Humphreys drops to 7-6 on the Ohto Dl\ tston, and scored off the offens1ve boards wtth 3 55 left Coli on Roush helped spark 98 the Metgs comeback with a pa1r of Belpre woth the wm stays wlthm threes down the stretch one game of first place Alexander But Belpre outscored Metgs 12-5 The Spartans beat Vmton Countv 57the rest of the way 10 oce the 72 54 48 Tuesday and woll play at Belpre on WIO Fnday evenmg Gregg Jed four Belpre players m Belpre Jumped out to the early 13double ligures wtth 20 p01n1s. Jtm 0 lead before the Marauders hll the Randolph and Curne each added 12 sconng column when Coll on Roush and Josh Strothers II Belpre hit 31 hit a 10 footer for Meogs at the 3 54 of 65 mcludmg four of 10 from long mark to make 1t a 13-2 lead range for 48% Belpre went to the That Roush bucket sent Meogs on hoe 12 tomes and h1t s1x for 50% a II 2 run and Mcogs was able to pull The Golden Eag les pulled down to "1th m 15 II on a Steve Beha 27 rebounds wnh Gregg gemng 10, bucket wtth 41 seconds left and Belpre turned the ball over JUSt But Belpre scored the last fou1 pomt of the penod and took a 19 II nme t1mes Collm Roush and Hannan Jed lead at the end of the penod on a Metgs w1th 16 pomls each Me1gs h1t Steve Henderson follow -up shot The Golden Eagles Jumped oul to 22 of 51 mcludmg four of 21 three a 29- 17 lead when Gregg scored "oth poonters for 43% The Marauders 3 22 left m the half But Metgs went to the Jme JU St seven t1mes and outscored the Eagles 8-4 the remaon- h1t live for 71 % Metgs pulled down der of the half and pulled 10 wlthm 22 rebounds Jed by Hannan with 33 25 when Dame I Hannan h1t one of etght Metgs had 241urnovers and SIX two free throws w1th 42 seconds left steals wtth Hannan and Waylon The pressure Belpre defense gave McKmney gettmg two each In the reserve game Chuck Murthe maroon and gold problems 111 the first half Belpre forced 16 first half ray htta 10 footer m the Jane w1th 17 Marauder turnovers Gregg poured m seconds left to break a 45-all ue and 12 first half poonts to hurt Metgs g1ve Metgs the lead for good Murtnstde the pamt Hannan match ray then 1ced the wm we he hit one Breakmg away from a close halflime score, the host Tnmble Tomcats ptcked up lhetr game 111 the second half and whtte-washed the Eastern Eagles 90-50 Tuesday mghl m boys varsity Hockmg DIVIsiOn ac11on m the Tn Valley Conference Eastern 1s now 2 12 m the league, 4-14 overall and Tnmble IS 5-8 on the league and 6-10 overall Eastern came out strong to take a 20-17 first penod lead, then 11ed al 30-30 nght before half, Josh L1mo hit a 1hree-po1n1 bank shot EHS made 11 33-32 goong onto the locker room Eastern coach Tony Deem sa1d, "I thought we played a tremendous first half Overall 11 was well played by both teams w1th few turnovers, but the dtfferenbe 10 the game was Brady Traces dom10ance 10 the pa10t and Tnmble s outside shooung Tnmble had a strong thord quarter, outsconng Eastern 25 61o take a 5838 lead Wtlh two m1nu1e 10 fourth qu.1rter the foul s were 8 I, someth10g that made the Eagles somewhat t1m1d 10 the second half thus allowmg Trace and Cotfman to h.1ve their way 10 the pa10t Eastern h1t 18 of 60, 2 2 I three's, PUTS UP SHOT - Meigs frontman Daniel Hannan (42) puts up the shot between three Belpre players, Including Chad Gregg (34) and Mark Wilcoxen (30), during Tuesday night's Ohio Division game at Belpre High School, where the Golden Eagles won 72·54. (Sentinel photo by Dave Harris) of two free throws Wtlh two seconds left lo gtve Metgs a 48-45 w1n, the wm avenges a 51-38 Joss lo Belpre earher th1s season Grant Abbott had I5 to lead Me1gs, Murray added 13 Steve Roddy had 15 for Belpre Me1gs Will return home Froday evenmg and host Wellston, the Golden Rockets knocked off NelsonvtlleYork 89-64 Tuesday evenmg Quarter l.!!lllb Me1gs I J-14-JO-J9d54 Belpre 19-14-22-17=72 Meigs: Brad Davenport 1-0-0=2. Collm Roush 5-2 0=16, Steve Beha 1-1 -0=5. Angelo Rodnguez 0 I-0=3, J T Humphreys 1- 1-1 =6. Dante) Hannan 6-0-4=16, Ne1l G1les 1-00=2 Totals: 17-5-5•54 Belpre: J1m Randolph 3-2 0= I 2, Kyle Bradford 3-0-1=7. Carlyle Curne 5-0-2=12. Mark Wtlcoxen 2-02=6, Josh Strothers 2-2-1 =I I, Chad Gregg I0-0 0=20, Steve Henderson 2-0-0=4 Totals: 27-4-6=72 Patton resigns as president of Pittsburgh Penguins PITTSBURGH (AP) - Pill s burgh Pengums presodent Donn Palton restgned lo pursue other bu smess oppOrtUOIIIeS, WhiCh may IOCJude teachmg Patton, who restgned Tuesday also h.1d been under pressure to boost the Pengums saggmg allen dance The team has so ld out JUS I four of27 home games and are averagmg 15 099 attend.mce 10 the 16.958-seat CIVIc Arena. 7 3 percent Jess than last season "That does 1rntate me Either we're not gett10g the message out or Ptttsburgh's not respondtng I m not sure whtch ot os," co owner Roger Manno satd The seats gomg unsold are the arena s cheapest seats, M,mno s.ud "I've sat 10 those seats They re good seals We' re JUst not domg our JOb to Jet people know, " he s.ud Patton JOtned the team on Novem ber 1991 as chtef financ1al otlicer .md Federal Hocking downs SHS 80-56 The Federal Hockmg Lancers all but locked up first place m the InValley Conference Hockmg Dovtston Tuesday mght with an 80-56 boys Tn-Valley Conference wm over the Southern Tornadoes Southern IS now 1- I 4 10 the Hockmg Dtvlston and 1-17 over.tll whtle Federal Hockmg IS 8-6. and 9 9 0\erall Federal took a 16- I2 lead early behmd Eddte Beha s nme pomts and seven from Chuck Vogt Jerrod Mtlls Troy Hoback and BenJI Manuel Jed the Tornadoes w11h four three. and three respecti vely The second quaner was pretty.. well balanced but Federal went onto the locker room w11h a 35-27 lead . Whether 1IS a mental block or comctdence or lunar-mnuence of a full moon no one seem> to explam n Southern came out lackluster mlhe third penod. a penod that has been theor demtse all season, and was outscored 24-12 In the th1rd frame, Federal tossed m <ox three pomters 1hree each by Scotty Chapman and Amos Cott nll ' Southern played practically even m the final round, but the damage was already done on the 80-56 final Beha Jed w1th 17, Chapman and Connll e<1ch had 14, and Vogl 13m a well-balanced attack Jerrod Mtlls led Southern w11h 15 BenJI Manuel had 14, Russell Retber etght. and Southern 12-15-12-17=56 Federal Hockmg I6 19 24-19=80 Southern: Pete Stsson I-O-O=o2 BenJI Manuel 6-0-2/4=14. Russell Re1ber 2 0-4/6=8, Adam Wtlhams 10-0=2. Adam Cummgs 3-0-0=6, Troy Hoback I 0 5/6=7, Jonathan Evans 1-0-0=2 Jerrod Mtlls 5-0-5/5=15 Totals: 18-0·16/21=56 Federal Hockmg: Scott Chapman 0 4 212= 14, Edd1e Beha 7-0 315= I7, Matt Qumn 0-0-212=2 Chuck Vogt 4-1-2/2= 13, Josh Mart10 0-0-1/2= I Pal Qumn 2-2-0= I0 Logan Bartlett 1-0- I/2=3 Aaron Tate I 0 0=2. Amos Cottnll 0-4 2/2=14 Dusty Bond 1-0-0=2 Totals: 16-1113/17=80 Troy Hoback seven for Southern Ntck Bohn was out wtth the nu, and Mttchell Walker was agmn out of the stanmg hneup as he has been for the past 10 days The Federal Hockmg reserves defeated Southern 60-43 after Southem sputtered m the first and thtrd quaners Josh Banlett Jed FH w11h 13 po10ts. J Martm had 12 S Gilcrest I I. and Ketth Carroll I I For Southern, Man Warner Jed wolh 13, Garrett KISer. and Jeremy Ftsher each added etght, Chad Hubbard had seve n, and Kyle Noms, and Chns Randolph each had two Southern hosts Tnmble Fnday Quarter ll!1llls for Wellston Leach led Wellston w11h 16 pomts. Candance Rob10ette and Crabtree added I2 po10ts each and Rachel Lennman added I0 Wellston went lo the hne 42 umes and h11 23 No other Wellston slallstlcs were avatlable Vmmg was (!)l); only Marauder 10 double figures aS'\he pcured m a game htgh 25 pom'l!.O,So along wolh I0 of the Marau~~9 rebounds Metgs had eoght turnovers. two asSists and five steals Jed by Becky Smtth w11h two · The Marauders hit I 7 of 65 from the noor fathng lo h1t any of the mne three p01n1ers they took for an 1ce cold 26% Metgs went lo the hne 32 tomes and h11 18 for 56% Metgs rolled to a 5 I-2 I wm 10 Ihe Meigs-GAHS sectional tourney tickets on sale Ttckets are available at Metgs Htgh School for the sect tonal tournament game between G.tlha Academy and the Metgs Marauders al South Webster H1gh School on Saturday. Feb 28 dt 8 p m Ttckets are bemg sold from 9 a m unt I 3 p m Pnce of the 11ckets IS $l with Metgs gemng a percent.tge of advance locket sales Ttckets al the door woll be $5 eiV' eiV'e [)oeto~cf !Ale. fr~:l.lon11 S I NBA standings • L1 S 1\h: M S1 Joseph Atlantu: Ot\'ISion .1!: I. In Inm 11 M11m1 New lc:rsey New York 2K 26 26 21 22 14 Ctntral Iii! 646 21 Il l 21 Ill ~1() 2~ 26 461) 26 4\X 11 111 17 1 6 ~ K 9 " Olvl~mn " 20,." l4 2. 10 27 24 22 II -·- ll 721 700 I I ' 6().1 600 21 161 24 100 21 46K 17 221) 7 10 12 2l WESTERN CONFERENCE M1dwest Dl"l~on w I. 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Mas ~ Wtm~s t erSt -, .• Dms1on Ill Tonight's games 0 til'~ al Phrlalflph111 7 \0 p m l1w.:hana nl M11mr 710 Jl m ChllOii(O<II Charluue 1 :10 r m M1lw lUke..: at lk!1ron 7 m r m Orl,nlUn 11 Mtnnt:sot I IS p nl St.: 1111 ~ II 111 Antomu KrIll W l ~ hm!Jtnll 11 LA Cllpp..:rs 10 lOp 111 Gu hkn Sl te ,tt I A L 1i\t.:r ~ 10 lO r m s I Ontann(l6)1"i0 2 Ynu ltherty(7) 1~0 ~ H South ALL BRAKES the half 23- I6 Southern was led by Hubbard s etght SIX from Sh.110 four each from Caplmger ,md Bowl mg. three from Dosllehorst ,md two each by Hill, Sands ,ond Larsen Metgs wa< led by Steve Stgman wnh 80XIOUS 17, J P Staats had etght, Curt HansThe ensumg seconds turned mto lme m. Jason Kn1ght sox, Denck dtsaster lor Southern. who went mto Johnson four Jason CundotT tour B J Kennedy three. Derek Johnson two. one Host Me1gs defeated Southern 52-29 after Southern had played a great first half Metgs led 15-14 wnh 45 seconds left on the first half. when Southern was gomg for a last shot. but got over Ohio H.S. girls' poll Huw t 1111..: p md nl ~pun ' wntt:r~ 11d hmul ~.: tStLrs t u t ~s Oh11 ll i!h '~ ltu ul ~ 1rb h1~L.Lth1 ll I~ \Ill ~ Ill tht: Mlllh Inti llo.: lltlhtlllll i.: W~o:t:k J y lt:ftlllf ~~ 1~1111 11t11l ut IIJ"J7 IJK tnr I ~~~ 1h'1111 lit: <I l'rl\\ (rlulHh tllflll)! h ~ lUll\ ull lh l'i) U1v1Swn I n.. Iwn 1Wuo st~r(IK 1 1 60 1 l 1 1 ~kcrrn~t m ( ll 17 2 ~1 1 2111'! ~ M 1~ nn (~)Ill U 4(\1,;\dllldl 1Ld1(11 170 ~ W lli ~ Wilrfh I '\ 2 0 lit! IVel ~ l\~ 1.: I II I l t)? 1..1 ~ tl (J 10M XI lin 7 0L ~ hlll(J I'i2 X YoLJRumh1111lhl ! (Ill PnnH tun IC. 1 ~I 10-Jul (l ui C th 1~ 1 41 Oth ~r!i nwvmg 12 or murt ~nnts II Sy l \oltii1Nun hvtt:w 2.1 12(1U Oi ~Hll ls21 l1(1t~) HmiMlll M "~linn \\1 t\11111! nn llJ 1 lliVIMUII II n.. 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Prices Good Feb. 14th, 1998 2~'\ I t\llidl (101 170 2 S (lurblnll SJ ('\111 0 ~0 M~llnn..l~ W~tv,r\y12 In pur~~uance of law I Howard E Frant< Treasurer of M&IQS County OhiO 111 compliance with revosed Code No 323 08 of State of Ohoo do hereby g1ve not1ce of 111e Rates of Taxation for the Tax Year ol1997' · Rates expressed on dollars and cents oleach one tllousaod dollars tax valuatiOn - CJ.:;, 4lm Mod lu 121 H1 I '\ M I~M ih lll J ll\.:'-1111 I "i I tHE COOL SPOt IlL J:wn M tywlll" "il (roo ks\111 Bates of Taxation for 1997 HH 171 217 11H 174 1 l7 Jefltr~nn 77 Gall JW 1y W..:~ll 1nd 'ill D •Y Ot~.kwood 69 Yel low Spnng~ '\K l>ay Sk!bb1ns 91 Lcnwn Monn>e 7 l llt.:Gr Iff Rt versule 90 Rldt;el110111 n Dt!l,tware 61 Mnunt Vernon ~0 Dcvtr ol"i Mmstll11n W IShtn gton 4\ Dublin Coffman 61 Westerville N '\4 Dublm Smxo 77 OwllrLul~ \H E P 1lesttnt: 7l C11lurnb• 111 1 66 Eaucrn Brown 1M W Umun bM Edgewood 60 C trh sle '\0 Eht.l:ll'tl LlmaCtlh "iO Evc r~rl"l:A 66 Murt:nLI M1d1 'ill I mr ... tew 6 1 {i lfhdd Hts T11n11y 'i I FauhOu Ml MedmtlustB1pt 77( t l l l Feder tl Hm: km~ KIJ K IUI\C S uuha n ~0 I tdJ 66 Wmdh mr '\9 I ort lt:nnrng s 70 tOT)hwlll( ~~ I on Lt1r 1n11e Ml Bntkm ~ ~1 I r.mk lm ~u rn llt: Grt't.:r 79 Ln ~.: 1\V tlk V tl 71 Gar IW ~y 7 1 Tust: 1r rw l~ C ttl r 'i l Garl1r.:ld Tl Akrun Celli Huwct fll Garl1clt.l His 10 M tplt Ht ~ flfl Gnm: t hvt ll~ '\IJ W tl ~ rll>u '\ \ Goshen 7\ K11u:s Mrlh M Grec•wn 06 Spnng. 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ALL SHOCKS AND STRUTS l.}.tytolt1lfi'IL 'II (2 1161 6HunlaP1111 l ~Hllu yill l '" Inm Far West n 2112 111M 171J H Su1= lfl fl'd (! tmw ty I'\ I 'M 'J Met Ulltlt 1[\~ft!l'l:t:ll I I I 72 IUCtl Rt ll.ly(1 11 ~2 ~s Othc:rs ncuun~e U or murt pmnts I I Ru~ ky Rl\t.:r 11117 rf I P tkosr u~ ..,~ Jl M 111111~ ft:rr} 2' l.t AlBANY All XANI>I R 22 I ~ (lit ) I t1tul1u M nh ,uu l'lum l m M 1111.:111 111 H1 1 7[1 1~ ) l l ~ Viii I All!!~ I I St JIH~ Jllt H VII IIlli Wlyfll:lrtull Clll\ef.t.: 61 Atu ~ 71 l Kentu ~ ky71 Inti 11ur l111lpl s Ml (~~.:t r~t: M ... un 62 V 1 (llllllllonwc 1Ith (JO ( ~~.: t rl!r 1Mf• Ar ~ ms • ~ 71l ( ..,, r~• 1St 1 0~ Norfolk St 116 S1lt1l h Al1h 1111 17 1 SW 1.,(1\U~I 111 Ci~ Syr t~ U H Mltnl16l VMIH7 I urm:r n XI {OTl lMJ 1 CHESAPEAKE (8} I ~ II ... Sjl:II'IU Hl ~h lllltl HI I Alru• Unytl ~I Cluk.:h V 1lky :'iO llowu! St 6 1 Vrrguu 1S1 ~I ( IL: mson I02 WnflnrU '\'\ llr z hl:thCit) St MJ NC Ct ntrll ~4 Enwry &. Henry :10 Lynlhburt: 'i~ I 1\mJriHI {~nt l ~nnJ16I JohnS1In C Snuth KK St Aui[u~tlll!C '~~ Methodist 74 Avt.:n:ll 112 M1fh IJIS 67 Blue Mount Ill\ :'i2 Rh:hmoml 8\ J tmc~ M 11.hson b4 T~nn Wesleyan ~IJ Co\en~nt 'i6 Untt n Ky H1 Spaltlwg H2 Vn lnkmwnr K4 Bryan 62 V mdctbtlr b'i S lllrn01 s 'i 1 Vlf)!.llllt Umun !t2 Shaw 64 W 1slungtull & Lc~ CiH E Mennonite 46 Wtmllm S rl..:m 69 Lt v1ng~ llllll' 'iU Urh m•m n.. 111' Itam M1dwest F.ast • DON 'rATE M1nm 90 n.. l ]l I Cr nlllulttnNW (2 1)H U 2 Wotstcrlnwly( IJ I4 I l~:'i l Cm Rui!l f ll tLIIII (4) 1..1 1 21l! 4 ~lrJ• i -' 1 !C. I 20'i :li HnmhuuUtUm ( IJI'\ 2 20 1 6 You ~hXllli:Y ( 1) 14 I WJ 7 Ot.JVu I~ I l l:! M Shdhy 14 1 fl7 9 Sr nni!DI•w Ib o 4 "i 10-Cnl Mlll1m\ l l l '\ Md>cnnuu NW 14 \ l'\ Ott tw t Glantlurf \ 1 l :'i Olhers rtcttvma llor more pomts I\ You Rlyt: n 2'\ 14 Connc:uut {!) 24 l'i LISbon l)(! lvcr L.x: 11 21 16 Whttch,lll Yearhqg 20 17 C!e Ocr~ tlKIIOt: 19 18 [ lit: \ Huntin g Y1Uey Umv S~ huu\ Napoleon I b 20 Struthers ll 21 RoLky R1vc:r 12 !I""' MIT 71 8.1bson b:'i M t'i5<1 ~ hus.:lls M, RlmUc lS h1hrlh ~lf• l POMEROY Razorback> w1th 15 pomt< In other games mvol\lng ranked teams Tuesday. 1t was No 2 Duke 86, Flonda State 72. No 8 Purdue 94, lndoana 89 No 25 Rhode Island 69 No 17 George Washmgton 61 No 20 Massachuselb 74 Du4uesne 68, lle~orsl 2 0Jrgrul :~ ll qSJ I II U II DIVISion Aqurnas ~6 Sll!na Ht:tghh ~' Bn tr Chfr lUt Stoux F-.111~ 6~ Bueno Vt~la 70 Cem Iowa 6R Cap11al H'i Mn.n.:lla "i2 Cartl mal Strn~ h 101 Tnntty Ill 47 Carthage 78 Nonh Ct.'fltrnl70 Conwrd1a M1t:h 61 M1~o:h Dearborn l7 Grn~d~nd 7~ Peru S1 6R Grec:n ~ 11lt! 6"i Rme Hulnlnn "i2 Hcr tlt:lbc:rg 64 Ohto Northern 62 JOT) H1lben 69 l.Jke Erte :'i1 Juhn Carrnll Kl Htrnm Col 44 Lu1hc:r Kb ~ unpsun low 1 74 Mlll1k1n Rl) lll mm.s \h slyn bO Mnunt Unmn lJ I 8 tltlwm W.11l.t~ t: OK Mount Vt!'rnnn Nnz rrenc 79 Ced trvtl\10! ()(I N 1nh P trk 70 August.u\ 1Jll Ill N mhwott.:rn71 DcPaul67 Ohw IJtlllliUI• m 7lJ M tlnne 74 (0 rJ Oitt:rbt:tn 74 Mu)kmgum O:'i .$ h IIYill.' ~' St 6:1i RIO GRANDE 62 Srrrng Arbor •JO Madonn 177 Ul•rer luwaiJl Dubuque 62 W tnbu r~t 77 COt! "i-4 Whurun Ill M ElmhurM4 \ Wtlh 1m Penn 'il) Ctlfncll luwa 4:\ NCAA Division I women's scores SEE DALLAS FOR DETAILS p01nts. whtle Joey Marctnko added SIX, Dusun Kehler m. Josh Kehl four, Todd Luster one. Ben Wolfe two, and Jason Warner two Cordell Chambers led Wellston 10 a whoppmg 72-42 wm over Southern by scormg 29 po10ts Chad Hubbard h.od IS for Southem, wh1le Brandon Htll had len. Caphnger etght Sham SIX and Dts- Itam Jnhns HuJl klll ~ 71 Gc Uyllburg49 EASTERN CONFERENCE Modwost STOP BY AND SAVE! capped by the last of Dukes threepomters He had s1x pomts m the nm and lone~ had five ' I lry to make the best of the tome 1 get m. · satd Dukes who played I0 mmutes m the second half Derek Hood Jed the VISiting Freshman Tornadoes. _<;_on_u_nu_ed_fr_om_P_a.:;.ge_4;_l- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 61 611 Bulf1\oSI 6 1 Holy Cross ~7 L!lng.h 62 llhlltiiS St 74 I v UIS\'IIIe fl? l'urtlUJ: 94 Inth 1111 119 W1dul1 St ~7 nr ttllt.oy ~ 2 Limited Time Only had lost e1gh1 of lhetr last II Dukes. who played JUSt one mmute m the first half, scored I4 pmnts m the second half, all but two on three-pomters Georg1a went on a 16-2 mn to take a 78-64 lead w1th 4 23 left .1 spurt 7? l..t!banon Val llliH G1e.:n Mnum,un '\4 C 1s tl~lon S1 <IIi Dul.e~61ilnlltSt .195·75·14 $39 95 Each Chad Nelson Jed Eastern woth 12 (See FRESHMEN on Page 5) ' Ehza~ thii)Wn FDU Mtld1son 74 Dd IWIIJ\: V 11 South " Tite Oldest Name in Tire Sales" 992-4484 "Jumame Jones gave a great performance - what a btnhday he had," first-year Georg1a coach Ron J~rsa satd The Joss snapped a SIX-game WIOmng streak for the Razorbacks (204. 9-2 Southeastern Conference). who hadn't lost smce an 80 '17 O\erltme defeat at No 7 Kentucky on Jan 17 " It was JUSt one of those mghts," Arkansas coach Nolan Rtchardson sa1d "We weren't qutle the basketball team that we have been at home or on Ihe road ' As much as Jones stole the spolhght, semor reserve guard Dernck Dukes came up btg 111 the second half for the Bulldogs (12-11 4-7). who East * *TIRE SALE * * KELLY TIRES 808 W. MAIN Southern tallies 54-41 victory over Miller 308 E. MAll ST. Basketball M tnsl ?IJ St Pelcr s 74 M '' ~ ld i U)ot:ll ~ 74 UUi.jUt: ~ l\1.: 6tl Pcn11 K2 l 1S tilt tH RlmJe lsi Yltl b'J Gulli:,~ W i'ihltlj!lt 11,01 Rukr M2 M rnh lit 11'1 71 St I r 111~ 1 s NY 6-1 St I r.I (ILI~ Pa ~H \illtnm 1 7'1 P11 t s hur~ h bK "Good Honest People" The Daily Sentinel• Page 5 . Scoreboard NCAA Division I men's scores COME TO reserve game Stephame Wtgal led Metgs wuh 13 MarJOne Bratton added II Quarter t!!llili Metgs 5-12-15-21=50 Wellston 7-15- 16-23=61 Metgs: Cans sa Ash I -0-1=3. Brooke Wtlltams 0-0 1=1. Amber Vmmg 9-0-7=26, Tangy Lauderm1lt 0-0-2=2. Becky Smith 2-0- 1=5. Meltssa Werry I-0-2=4, Ttffany Halfhill 2-0-0=4, Tonya Mtller 0 01=I. Amy Hysell I 0 0=2. Tracy Coffey 0-0-2=2. MarJone Bratton 00-1 = I Totals: 16-0·18•50 Wellston: Candnnce Robmette I1-7=12, Kat1e Crabtree 0 I 9=12 , Jess1ca Kmg 2-0-Q--4, Ahca Martm 30-1=7 Mandy Leach 6-0-4=16. Rachel Lennman 4-0-2=10 Totals: 16-Z-Z3•61 asststs whole Brandon Hill who got en at the half, wh1le Hubbard added 10 early foul trouble ended 11p woth sox Chns Parker added .1 key buck mne Joey Sands h11 severa l clutch el at the end of the first penod to baskets for SIX, and Chns Parker stym1e a Falcons rally After three added IWO rounds. Southern Jed 42 30 and Ihen Josh Larsen dod not score but went on to the 54 4 I won as a result played a great tloor game and made ot playong good team b.osketball a key pass 10 Southern s '1ctory dro - Southern also defeated Eastern H -35 ve D,IVId Alloer had 22 pomts lor the on a gteat game at -Rae me Falcons whtle J GuiSinger .tdded Chad Hubbard led all scorers wtlh ten Southern took a 14 7 first pen I6 pomts and a great tloor game od lead then sconng 19 second Man Shaon and Josh Dtstlehorsl 4u<1rter pmnts rocketed 10 a 33-21 each added several key buckets for halft1me advantage ' " poonls each. whole Jesse Caplmger Shaon and Bowling e.ICh had se' - - added fi ve, and Branlton Htll four By The Associated Press There's no way Jum,une Jones w1ll ever forget h1s 19th btrthday Years from now the Georg1a freshman can tell all listeners of Ihe mghl he had 27 pomls and 17 rebounds 10 lead the Bulldogs to an 86-70 v1ctory over No 12 Arkansas Both ligures were season-htghs for the 6-foot-7 forward. who was 11 of-22 from the field Tuesday mght, mcludmg 2-of-4 from three-poml range " I had a lot of phone calls from home wtshmg me a happy btrthday." satd Jones, Georgta 's marquee Instale recruit last year Answermg the phone a lot apparently d1dn't affect Jones much CLEVELAND 11 Tort ntn 7 p m u ~ ·~~ ~~~~ ,. Urth IJ r n1 Punl,uu..l tt l'hoc mx 9 p 111 Houston II v llktlll\t!T 10 r Ill Ocnvcr at S llr mll."nlo 10 \0 Jl Ill TVC freshman tournament begins The Southern Tornado boys freshman basketball team kept 1ts lourna menl IItle hopes alive by defeatmg Mtller 54-41 10 the first round of the Tn-Valley Conference Tourn.1ment at Eastern Hogh School Southern 6 8 faces Wellston 145 1n a semtfinal game Wednesday at Eastern Southern f,obncaled a very well -balanced attack 1n defealmg Mt ller as Brady Bowling and Matt Sham each had 13 po1nts and sever al key rebounds Chad Hubbard look over Ihe poont and added I I pomts and seveml served as pres tdent smce November 1996 "We apprec~ate Donn's efforts on behalf of the Pengums and our f,ons wtsh h1m the besl 10 hts lulure endeavors· Manno .10d co-owner Howard B.1ldw10 s,ud 10 a JOIIIt statement Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Arkansas, Indiana, George Washington take setbac·ks Thursday's games Wellston girls notch 61-50 win over Meigs By DAVE HARRIS ton County Wellston IS now 6-11 Sentinel Correspondent overall and 6-9 m the Oh1o DIVISIOn Wellston JUmped to a 22- 12 lead Wellston held a 7-5 lead after the al halftime and went on to upset the f1rst etghl mmules The Golden Lady Marauders 61 50 Monday Rockets outscored Metgs I5-7 m the evenmg at Wellston second penod and took the 10 pomt Metgs played the game Without lead mto the locker room at halfllme Jenmter Shnmplm who was Ill and Freshman Amber V10mg got the had hmned duty from Tonya M1ller hot hand for Metgs mthe second half. who suffered a m1ld concussoon m and Mandy Leach dtd the same for Saturday ntght's game agamst Pomt Wellston V1010g scored s1x po101s 10 Pleasant the thtrd penod, Leach Jed Wellston Metgs also played wtlhoul head with etght as the hosts took a 38-27 coach Ron Logan who was unable to lead head10g 1010 the final penod attend because of a senous 1llness m V10mg poured 10 16 of the h1s family Logan's son Dann. who 1s Marauders 23 po10ts 111 the fourth also t~ e reserve coach lor the penod But Wellston keep the Marauders filled m for hts father Marauders at bay by h11110g 18 of 30 Metgs with the loss os 12 5 over from the foul lone 10 the pennd Kaue all and 9 4 on the TVC headmg onto Crabtree hH nme of I2 on the penod Thursdays game at home woth Vm- 9-13 at the lme wtth 27 rebounds (Durst 6) EHS had 9 turnovers, two steals etghl asststs (Btssell 4). and 14 fouls Trtmble h1t 36-of-65 9-17 threes and was 9-16 at the hne w1th 30 rebounds (Trace 9, Locke 8) Tnmble had mne steals (Ltmo 3). fiv~ turnovers, 16 asststs (L1mo 9), and 16 fouls Tnmble won the reserve game 4334 as Jmh Wtll had 13 for Eastern and Joey Marconko had seven For Tnmble, Roland Chalfant had 19 pomls and Jesse Rtchmond had e1ght and Phil Fatres had etghl Eastern goes to Waterford on Fnday Quarter Iota is Eastern 20- I2-6- I2=50 Tnmble 17-16-25-31=90 Eastern: John Dnggs 0 I2/2=5 Jermey Casto 0 3/4=3 Corey Yonker 4- 1/2=9 Josh Wtll 1-1/2=3 Jeremy Kehl 0- 1/2= I, Steve Durst 1-2-0=8 Enc Smtth 2-0=4. Joe Brown 81/1= 17 Totals: 16-2-9/13=50 Trtmble· Tom Patton 1-0=2 Josh Ltmo 0-7-0=21. Monte Woods 1112=1. Brady Truce I3- I -3/5=32. Enc Coffman 9 3/5=21 Kyle Patton 3-0=6. Kevon Locke 0-1-2/4=5 Totals: 27-9-9/16=90 Wednesday, February 11, 1998 l:r:: :0 0 u t i.. Cll • 0~ ai H a: I! ~ ... &~ -" u - ci. 0 u • Cll :I ui r: o., •0 •r:: :; '0. H m! 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SUTTON 4.30 3.110 27.00 .!0 1.00 300 3.30 100 1.00 44.70 .144961 .068162 38.220233 41.653t42 Southern L-S.D. 9.10 3.00 3.30 1.00 1.00 51.90 .2051!18 .118613 41.250224 45.743997 RACINE Vll.i.AGE 1.00 4.30 1.70 27.00 .50 SYRACUSE VIUAGE uo 3.00 3.30 1.00 1.00 80.00 .138242 .088435 43.087892 45 578229 4.30 2.10 27.00 .!0 1.110 RU!eatate taxes which have not boon pUI at the cloll a1 tach cotlection carry a penaHy of ton percent Taxes may be paod at the office of the County Treasurer a by maN Pleua bring your lut tax reetlpt. and Wyou PlY by mllil, be sure to locate yoor property by taxong dostrict and enclose stamped sa~ addressed envelope /Wtays examone your tax receipt to - that n COVIIflllil your property Office houno are 8 30 AM to 4 00 PM Monday through Friday - Closed on Saturday Failure to receive tax statements does not avoid any penalty Interest or charge Incurred tor such delay OhiO Revosed Code 323 13 Closong date Feb 24 1998 ' HOWARD E FRANK Meogs County Treasurer ~---~---------------------------~--~---------- -~-- �. Page 6 • The Daily Sentinel By The Ben'd Wednesday, F~ruary 11, 1998 ' Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Point ·Pleasant outlasts Wahama to notch '68-62 .victory stepped up and did a nice job," added Barnette. Wahama mentor Lew Hall echoed Barnette's ~entimenl s. "If I had to pick a key to their victory. it would be their work on the boards ." said HaiL "We had a hard time rebound· ing and that proved to be a very big obstacle tonight . Our kids played very hard. and I thought they played very well. but we just didn't do a very By RICK SIMPKINS • Register Correspondent · The Point Pleasant Big Blacks daim!!d th!.!ir season !'ic rit!' with countv ri va l W~1h ~unl Tue-;day night whe.n·they defeated the White Fal· com 6H-62 in' a contest that proved to be a re~d bam hurner. Th ~ r~ were never more th:.m l 0 puinh Jifkrcm:c between the twu t ea m~ tn a garne th ~ll fe:.aun:d six ti t!..; and 1.1 lead chances. The White Fa I· · good job claiming the miss~d shots. " con' led by as man y as six points on added the veteran White F'ilwn two occa"ons. whik the Bi ~ Blacb coaL·h. The v~ry unoflicial stali , tiL'"' ... how found theimelvc' on top by '10 tw ice the Bi ~ Blacks with a decided 2K-I K in the lin aI quarter. The ditlcrc m:e in the bJII garne . edg..: i~ the rc:boUI;ding tkpartmc:nt as sophomore Ryan Li.lchfidJ ~rahbed ac~.:on.i in ~ to both ht!i.ld coaches. was th~ Big ...Black"' domin;_tnce on the a coame·hiic h 16caroms. Dou -t,; Boyles latched onto II for the Ri c Black s. boards. "We did an exce llent job rebound- Keith Cundiff kd the Whit~ Fakons in"c and I rcallv. think that was the key with II rebounds while Beau Gerlach to the win." said PPH S head coach had four. Point CL>t mil of the bloc ks ~uick ­ Lcnnte Barnctle. "I wa' a lillie conly as B~andon Barkey connected (ernt::tl :thou I ou r abi lit y to cOntrullhc hoart..l" g tlin~ 111. but our kid ~ reall y from beyond the three point arc just 1 ten seconds into the contest to give the Blacks the quick 3-0 lead. But. the White Falcons scored the next seve n poinls when Cundiff and Sterling Shields sandwiched field goa ls around a trey from Ryan Russell. Point cu t the margin to two points on a Scoll Goldsberry bucket at the 4:36 mark. but two free throws by Cundiff. who made all II of his foul shots. and a lield goal by Shields extended the Falcon lead to six. Point out sco red the Falcons six to four the rest of the way to make it a four point game at the half: The sc(.;ond quarter saw a barrage of three pointers as the two teams started heating things up. Jimmy Hall hit four for the Big Blacks and Barkey added hi .s second of the evening. while Shields and Bryan Connolly dialed long distance for the Wahama quintet The Falcons maintained their lead until about two minutes into the yuarta when Point took a one point advantage on a Litchlield bucket For The Falcons fought valiantly in the next four minutes. the teams trad- the final quarter. but they would get ed punches like a pair of heavy- no closer than six points throughout weights, toe to toe and in the middle the final frame. of the ring. Cundiff e me\ged as the game\ During that span. there was neve r . leading scorer with 27 points, while more than a two point difference and Shields also reached double digits the game was tied three times. At the ' with 151'0ints. Hall led Point with 22 I :40 mark. Hall hit his final three points, while Litchfield knocked pointer of the quarter to make it 38- down 19 points. 34 and after a pair of Cundiff foul The Big Backs are now 5-I 0 on 'hots. Barkey hit hi s second to push the season. v.:h ile the Falcons drop to the Big Black lead to five at the hal f. 4- 12. Point will be back in action Wahama scored the lirst four Thursday night when the points of the second hal f to cut the Ravenswood Red Devil s invade the Jctic itto one. and followi ng a Litch - PPHS gym in a make-up contest. lidd tield goal. Cundiff converted a In the prelim. Coach Greg Mnrtraditional three point play to tie the tin's Little Blacks outscored Wahamn game. After Hall scored for the Big 15-9 in the linal<juarter to take u41 · Blacks. Shields and Gerlach hit back 40 decision over Frank C~pahart 's to back baskets to give the Falcons Little Falcons. the ir first lead since early in the secWahama took a seven point lead ond quarter. But. Point scored the after one quaner and extended it to next eight points to take a six point nine at the half. Point shaved four kad. It would be a lead they would points off that lead after three yuurters and then used the big fourth quarnot relinquish. ter to win the game. Randall Shobe led the Lillie Blacks with 16 points while Ricky Blazer had 13. and Micheal Chaney had I0. Joe Cook chipped in two points. For Wahama. Johnny McKnight and B'ryan Connolly had nine points each. whi le Jason Fraley scored eight. Eric Barnitz and Eddie McKinney had seve n points each. Quarter totals W"hama t X 18 I 3 I 3=62 Point Pleasan t 14-27-1 2- 15=t'lK W>~hama : Ryan Russell 1- 1· '!.12=7: Sterling Shields 6-1-0=15: Keith Cundifl X- IIIII =17: Beau Gerlach 2-0-112=5: David Tennant 1-00=2 : Bryun Connolly 0-2·0=6. Totals: 18-4-14/15=62 Point Pleasant: Jason Pyles 3-0· 113=7: Bmndon Barkey 0' 2·215=8: Do~g Boyles 0-0-212=2: Jimmy Hall 3-5-112=22: Scoll Goldsberry 2-00=4: Ryan Litchtield 9-ll- 115= 19: Brent Rollins 1-0-4/6=6. Totals: 187-11123=68 . Street, Moseley win gold medals for U.S. in Winter Olympics By TIM DAHLBERG NAGANO. Japan iAPl - One duv. n and on I!' t.Jn wnhill to go for Picabo S tn~ ~:t. Amenc;.1 's free-... pirit~d ~ kiing sensation won th~ rae!.! ~ he wasn't suppo,ed to win tuday. helping break a U.S. medal drought in the doses! lin ish in Olympic Alpine hi story. She' ll now be favoml to wi n Sa turday's downhill and hecome the ti rst U.S. woman skier to c tpture two gold medal' since 1'152. While the Un ited States got its first two go lds. Canada lost one. when snowhoarde r Ross Rebagliati tested po.si tive for marijuana. And for the second Olympics in a row. Japanese ski jumper Masahiko Harada let a gold medal slip away. With snowfall giving way to cle;1r ski<>. the day couldn 't have been more brilliant for American skiers who - al ong with the rest of their teammaies - had been shut out of medal' through four day s of the Na~ano Game,. Skier J01in y Moseley quickly pulled the · U.S. 'team out of its Olympic funk by shaking and juking his way to the gold in the moguls competition. Then Street shook off the linger- ing: efft:c..: ts from a foncu s~iu n and a mi stake midway do wn 10 win the women's super-G by the slimmest of marg ins - .01 ~eco nds - over Michaela Dorfrnc:istt:r of Au stria. "It made me mad and I just went for II ." Stree t .said uf her Wllhble. Stre!!l. who:-.c specialt y is the down hill and not the super-G. had strapped on her longer downhill skis and posted the ti me 10 beat as the second sk ier down the hill . She watched nervou,ly as sk ier after sk ier fai led to catch her for the gold. ··1 don 't believe what I' m see ing." she exclaimed in the lin ish area. then pumped her fist and screa med in del igh t as favorite Katja Seizinger of Germany was unable to beat her time. The silver medalist behind Sdzi n ~e r in the 1994 Olympic downhill . S t~eet lini shed in I minute. I HJ)2 ~econds to ed~e Dorfmeister. Ale xan· Jra Mebsnitzer of Au stria was six· hundredths of a second funher bac.k. Street. who grew up in Sun Valley. Idaho. and now li ves in Portland. Ore .. returned to competition just last month after recovering from knee su rgery. Only 12 days ago. she was knocked unconscious ilJT two minutes in a scary accident in Sweden and had been suffering lingering headaches. - DRUGS : What apparent ly was . scored ~6.9.1 points to edge Finland's a row the Japanese jumper needed the first Olympic case involving Janne Lahtela. who scored 26.lXl. only a modest jum p to win the go ld marijuana cost Rehagliati the go ld Another Finn. Sami Mustonen. took after leading going into the final medal he won Sunday in snow- the bronze with 25.76. jump. And for the second Olympics " I wasn't thinking about the gold in a row, he failed . boarding. the hippest and most rebellious spon in the games. Can .. dian at the top ... Mose ley said. "B ut as Harada paused for a minute on the ofticial.s said they would appeal the soon as I landed the 'heli ' at the bot· takeoff slope. then sailed into the case. after the Internat ional Olymp ic tom, I knew I was golden ." ueep blue sky above a roaring crowd Things weren't ~o good for the . urging him to " tly to the end of Committee board voted 3-2 to revoke the medaLA Canadian spokeswoman U.S. women. who had been consid- space." Hi s right ski wobbled. said Rebagliati told oflicial s he had ered a threat for a possible sweep. though. and Harada landed shon. not used marijuana sin ce April 1997 In stead. they were shut out as little· slipping from first to tifth. but spends a signiticant amount of known Tae Satoya won the second ''I'm very sorry for my result. but time "in an environment where he is Japanese gold medal of the games . I had my chance." Harada said . Donna Weinbrecht. the 1992 exposed to marijuana." The host nation had to console Olympic gold medalist. entered the itself with a silver medal, won hy " I've worked too hard to let this slip through my lingers." Rebagliati linal in second place but came in Kazuyoshi Funaki . Austria's Andreas fourth after wobbling near the tinish Widhoelzl won the bronze. sai d in a statement. MOGULS: Mo se ley. of line . -FIGURE SKATING : It wasn't -S KI JUMPING: The 'Xl-meter exactly Tonya and Nancy. and for that Tiburon. Calif.. knew he had won when he landed his 360 Mute Grab jump may be rernernhered more for Michelle Kwan and Tara Lipinski can Jump after doing a full " helicopter" Masahiko Harada's second Olympic be thankful. America's two li gure rotation. He was the last of 16 skiers failure than the win by Finland 's Jani skating gold medalist hopefuls ~ot to go down the bumpy hill and Soininen . For the second Olympics in tog.ether on the ice for the li rst time at Nagano ~:lefor~ a smanering of ~ 1-.a ters. cnal:hcs. building workers and about a dozen reporters. The media circ·u., that sumnmLl~d Harding and Kerrigan wa, n' t matched. hut · Kwun aniLipin, ki .aren 't hiller enemies like th!!ir prcdeces~nrs . " We're not the h~st of friends, " Kwan said. "but I think we have a frien dl y relat i.;nship." Kwan and Lipin sk i dnn 't skate for real until next week. while the men 's ti ~ure skati ng gets underway Thun;: day. - LUGE: The women's supet-G wasn't even the close !<i t race 01 me day. That belonged to the women lu~e rs. who slJgcLI their closest mce in ' olympic hi story. After four runs. Germany's Silke Kraushaar edged teammate Barbara Niedernhuher by two-thousandths of a second to win the women's gol d. Angelika Neuner of Austria took the hronze. '. Peopl National Is On The Road Agalnl ~,ft.. ·--- ~ ·.. ,.. · ~- IN PURSUIT of the loose basketball are Indiana's Luke Recker and Purdue's Mike Robinson (on floor) and Tony Mayfield (behind Reck· er) in the first hall of Tuesday night's Big Ten contest In West Lafayette, Ind ., where the host Boilermakers won 94·89. (AP) Top 25 hOOpS ••. wa' th t' third 111 ... n: day-. for Dulo. L'. whiL'h l oolo.~d f;uigul'd in the :-.cctuld half. Tr;qan Lan:odon led the Bl11c De-vil' w.ith IS pPillt "i . Corey Loui s had 16 points fm the vi~.,iti n g SL·minlllc' ( I(J .lJ . ).7). who ha\'(.' ~~~ ~ ~ I~ nr their lo.ISt 14 :lgain st Duke. No.8 Purdue 94, lndinna 89 Sen ior' Chad Au, tin ;~nd Brad Miller each sci)ICd 2:1 points '" the Boilermakers (~ 1 -4. lJ - ~ Big Ten) won hy allllll\t the idL' ntiGll score lndi:ma did at home la..;t 111nnth. PurduC' l~d by IJ point~ midw:1y through the secnnd ha lf hl'lme the Htx!Siers rallied . tylllg the ga me 74-74. Au't in hit twn -.;traig.lll ha sl..et..; 10 give the Boikrma~er .., the k;lll for ~nml . No. 25 Rhode Island 69 No. 17 George Washington 61 Cuttino Mobley scored 25 pomts and Luther Clay added 19 as the Rams ( 18·5. 9-2 Atlantic I0) won their lifth stmight game. They were playing for the thi rd lime in four days and the filth time in Fehruary. Rhode Island u'ed a 23-6 run to take a 54.tO lead with 8:17 to play. No. 23 Syracuse 72, Miami 63 . The Orangemen (18-5. 8-4 Big ' East) improved to 6-1 in conference road games as Jason Han scored t 9 points. He went 3-for-5 from threepoint range to lead Syracuse\ 6-for- . Ann Landers 19':17, Uu .\ngclc:s Time1 SyndiCilc and Crcatm1 Syld«:at~ . Dear Ann Landers: I have many questions about funerals .. a delicate topic .. and no one to tum to for answers. Perhaps you could address this in your col umn. I'm sure many others have these same questions . What is a memorial? Sometimes. a memorial is spec ified, like "in John 's name" or "UNICEF" Many times. it is not Just how do I con tribute to a memorial? Do I send cash or a check o To whom should it he sent 0 How do I find the address of a particu lar charity'! How much should a person contribute? There arc usually small condolence cards ·at a funeral home. Is that what I s~ould usc for a monetary contribu tion , or should I purchase a card from the store? · . There arc many times when I do not personally know the deceased but work with. or am friends with. ·family mcmhcrs. Is it OK to visit the funeral i)omc or attend the funeral without making a donation° Is it OK 10 just send a card or a note without enclosing money? What about signing the guest book? Whether or not! · ~new the deceased. if.! don 't make a donation. should I sti ll sign the book? · Thanks for any help you can give me ... No Name, No State De11r No Name: The purpose of attending · a funeral is to show respect for the deceased and to support and comfort family and friends . Unless the funeral is specified as 'pri vale. everyone is welcome. A condolence letter, or even a few personal words on a store· bought condolence card, should be sent to the family as soon as you learn of the death. It can be brief, just two or three sentences, but it should be sent as soon as possible and preferably handwriuen . Monc} or checks NEVER should be incllld· ed in a card or letter of sympathy. There is no obligation to send flowers or make a contribution to a charity unless you wish to do so. The family may ask )hat instead of . Oowers. donations be made to a spe· cific organizati on or charity in mem· ory of the deceased. Ir you wish· to make a donation . send a check directly to the charity with a letter stating that it is in memory of the deceased and give the family 's · address. The amo~ nt is entirely up to you . 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Now, I name should be carefully written so would like to give some advice to it is easily read. young husbands on · how to keep The most important thing to . their wives happy wi th mily 15 little remember when someone dies 'is words: that yo ur expression of sympathy I love you . wi ll comfort the family. Your ques· You look great lions may help others do so more Let's eat out easily. Thank you for writing . Can I help " Dea~ Ann Landers: I am 56 It's my fault . 1958·1998 -------------------------SATURDAY,FEBRUARY14 !Conti nued rrom Page ~l receipt to you and notify the family. You should be' able to locate the address of any charity at the local public library or in your city's telephone book. Sometimes, the funeral home has this infonnation. It is thoughtful to attend the visi · ·tation at the mortuary, and your sig 0 nature in the guest book will let the family know that you were there. .11wugh it is not usual for thank -y ou notes to be sent to each person who SONY CAMCORDER 308 E. Main St. • Pomeroy ·Saturday Only! Special Low-Rate Bank Financing On New And Used Vehicles! On The Spot Approval! · · Page 7 Wednesday, February 11, 1998 EASTMAN'S ~· Car Loans To GOI The Daily Sentinel Memorial gifts should be sent directly to the charity DON TATE MOTORS, INC. .-;. ' I • �.' ,- VVedn~sday, February 11, 1998 · Page s • The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio John C. Wolf, D.O. Associate Professor of · Medicine Question: My neighbor and I reduce the amount of heal lost arc confu sed about whether we from the skin to the environ- . should g1vc our children some- ment. There is no ev idence that · thing when they have fever. Her temperatures up to I04 degrees doctor has told her that she. directly cause detrimental health should always give her kids consequences in those over 6 or Tylenol or•ibuprofen. Our famil y under 65. Consequently. some doctor has been less emphatic. physicians recommend that no She has advised giving them treatment is necessary for those something if their fever is I03 or in thi s age range who have more . Otherwise. she recom - fevers . In fact . there is some ev imends plenty of liquids and dence that suggests fever may watching them . Why docs one intensify the "immune response" doctor advise the usc of medi- and, thereby. improve the hody"s cine for feve r whe n another ability to fi ght an infecti on. This doesn 't'! is, perhaps. another good reason An ~wc r : Le i me start my not to treat a mild fever, answer with a definiti on of There arc . as I sa id earlier. "fe ver.·· Feve r is an clcvution of exceptions. Because high fever the hody temperature. and the in children younger lh_nn 6 can "normal' · temperature is usually snlJlctimcs bring on a seizure. ncar 97.5 hcfore arising in the morning and in<.:rcascs to an afternoon or early evening high of ahout 99.3. These numbers most physi cian s recommend treatment with ample liquids and Tylenol (acetamin ophen) or ibuprofen . Also . the increased represe nt oral temperatures . strain on the heart caused by whi ch tend to be about one fever may bring about a heart degree lower than rectal temper- attack in an older person. Thereatures and one degree higher' fore . they too should take somethan those obtain from the arm thing for fever. pit. The ac hing and mi serable Complex regulatory mccha- . feelings that go along with a nisms usually keep the tempera- fe ver arc a consequence of the ture within a narrow range . Ele- events that bring about the fever, vation above the normal temper- not of the elevated temperature ature range can be due to failure alone. Sometimes anti-fever of the regulatory mechanisms, as drugs that also have pain-relievin heat stroke, or from an ing qualities - like acetaupward adjustment of the body 's minophen and ibuprofen - are thermostat, as occurs in illness. used to treat the discomfort of an The identifica tion of which type illness, and fever-reduction is of fever is quite important only an incidental by-product. because a failure of the regulatoPerhaps the doctors have ry mechani sms requires prompt given your families differing cooling from sponge bath and advice because of the ages of large amounts of nuids, usually your children or because of a intravenously. Fever from an ill- history of seizures. It may also ness, the more common condi- be that they have opposing views tion about which you have about the usc of generally safe asked , can be treated in several medications to relieve discomways, including doing nothing at fort in nonlife threatening illall. nesses. Fever as a consequence of ill"Family 1\ledidne" is a . ness causes shivering, increa~ed weekly eolum», To submit • metaboli sm, and constriction of questions, write to John C. [ the blood vessels in the skin and Wolf, D.O., Ohio University I e<tremities. These actions College of Osteopathic Medi- . increase the heat generated by cine, Grosvenor Hall, Athens,' the body and simultaneously Ohio 45701. and two dramas ("L.A. Contidential " and "Good Will Hunting" ). They could cancel each: other out, to the favor of the only epic in the race. Neglected were the two biggest hits of 1997, "Men in Black" and " The Lost World : Jurassic Park." They got only four nominations, all tn mtnor categone,. As for "Titanic, " the three-hour epic about a fi cti onal love affa ir on the doomed ship was nominated for best picture, best actress for Kate Winslet, best director for Cameron and best supportin g actress for Gloria Stuart - at· 87, the oldest per~fo rm e r ever nominated for an acting Oscar. Cameron was !lying from Moscow to New York when he learned about the nominations. The plane's captain came back to c;ongratulate h1m and told him to look out his window. " We were just approaching the . coast of Gree nland and there was a huge ice noc below us with hun dreds of icebergs. btg ice bergs scattcrcd in the icc now. and I'd never seen an iceberg before ." Cameron said. "So it was just such a strange connucncc of a Smoment. '' Curiously, the "Titanic " sweep did not include Leonardo DiCaprio as best actor. That category was marked by stron g competition and I he Academy 's actors branch· favo red ve teran s Robert Duvall ,(" The Apostle " ). Peter Fonda ("Uiee's Gold" ), Du stin Hoffman ("Wag the Dog") and Jack Nichoison ("As Good As It Gets"). The newcomer was Mall Damon (" Good Will Huntmg"). Ms. Win slet 's competitors arc Helena Bonham Caner ("The Wings of the Dove"), Julie Christie ("Afterglow"), Judi Dench (" Mrs . Brown") and Helen Hunt ("As Good as It Gets" ). The nominees for direction demonstrate a changing of the guard. With the exception of Cameron, those cited arc little known in the mainstream : Peter Cattanco, Gus VanSant, Curtis Hanson and Atom Egoyan . · Overlooked were previou s winners Steven Spielberg ("Amistad"), James L. Brooks ("As Good As It Gets'') and Clint Eastwood ("Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil " ), as well as the eminent Martin Scorscse ("Kundun "). Among other Oscar snub s were "The Ice Storm" and "The Boxer,'' both on many film critics' Top 10 lists. Errol Mqrris' acclaimed "Fast, Cheap & Out of Control," on more than 100 Top 10 lists, did not earn a documentary feature nominati on. And Belgium's "Ma Vie en Rose," a story of a young boy struggling with his sex ual identity, was not selected for tnc foreign language competili on. despite winning a Golden Globe. The writing nominations indicate the auteur theory of filmmaking lil'cs "on. Half of the 10 nominees were directors who wrote or cowrote their ow n sc ripts: Brooks, Paul Thomas Anderson ("Boogie Nights'' ). Woody Allen ("Deconstru ctin g Harry "), Curtis Hanson ("LA Confidential " ) and Atom Egoyan (" Ttle Sweet Hereafter" ). Voters on the whole resisted being- S';".aycd by excessive campai gning and were willing to cite the new and the quirky. Look at "The Full Monty"- its $2.5 million cost is only about 1.2 percent of the budget for "Titanic." Steven Spielberg, left, with actors Anthony Hopkins and Morgan Freeman, saw his 'Amistad' snubbed in the Oscar sweep. Understanding the nature of a problem is often the key to solving . it. That 's why at O'Bieness Memorial Hospital, we continually invest in state-of-the-art diagnostic imaging technologies. The-latest in Magnetic Resonance Imaging technology, advanced CT scan equipment-even high resolution ultrasound and x-ray equipment all keep O'Bieness on the leading edge. Our mammography service has been accredited by the American College of Radiology and th~ F.D.A. It meets their stringent standards for equipment and so do our people who provide accurate interpretation of the data generated by this life.saving technology. The way we figure it, when it's your health on .the line. nothing but the best wi II do. Recipes Wanted Closing prayer was -by Carolyn Friday is the deadline for submit - Nicholson and salads were served to . ting rec ipes for the !75th anniver- Paula Pickens, Carolyn Nicholson, · sary cookbook of the Chester-Shade Sherry Shamblin. Charlonc VanHistorical Association to be puh- Meter. Jackie Reed. Brenda Bolin, lished in May. Kathy and Megan Dyer, Janice Rccircs arc to he sent to Elsie · Fcuy. Charlotte Hanning, Sherry Folmer. 36631 Te xas Road . Smith. Nancy Morri s and Suzie Pomeroy. 45769. Family recipes, Will . L\\'oritc rl!t'ipcs . recipes from groups Lydia hostesses far March will be or organi i'.ati ons. kid's recipes. hach· Charlotte VanMeter and Margie hei ng so ught for the cookbook . Thme suhmilling heirloom recipcs arc invited to include their history. Taylor named to UC dean's list Jason Taylpr. Pomeroy. was named to the autumn quarter dean's list at the Univer>ity or Cincinnati. Lydia Council Comminces for the annual mother-daughter banquet were named at the recent meeting of the Bradford Church of Christ Lydia Council held at the church. The banquet will be held on May 8, 6:30p. m. Theme will be "What A Friend We Have in Jesus." Friendship bags to he prepared by Madeline Painter will be used as favors. Committees named were Tina McG ui re, Bec ky Amberger and Charlone VanMeter. decorati ons ; Diane Bing and Becky Amberger, napkin s and program covers; Sherry and E li ~a beth Smith. special gifts; Sherry Shamblin , Paula Pic kens and Carolyn Nicholson, program ; men of the church, cleanup. Paula Picken s. pres ident. opened the meeting by asking for prayer requests and then had praye{. Following the reports. devotions were given by Charlotte VanMeter titled "Inspirational Promises About Love and Compassion" and Jac kie Reed read "Happy New Year". A donation was give n in memory of Clara Gilkey from Ferndora Story and Mildred Perry. Co mmuni on, pantry lists and cleaning supplies for upcom ing Da v i ~. • Masons leader to visit local reception The Grand High Priest of Royal Arch Masons of the State of Ohio, Terry B. Meyers. Cleves, will be at a reception honoring Terry and Bev Meyers on Feb. 21 with a dinner at 6:30 p.m. at the McArthur Masonic Temple. 107 N. Market St., McArthur. Foll owing the dinner, musical entertainment will be provided by the musical group "Horizon" which includes: David Booth, Andy Graham . David Graham and Tom Neal. lickcts are $10 per person available through Warren Lotz, president, 12 Capitular Di strict Association, 740596-2994. All Masons, their familie s and fri ends are invited to attend. Glenna Jarvis will be planning :tnd coordinating the special meal, assisted by members of Sereno Chapter 128 Order of Eastern Star, 13arbara Saldes, Worthy Matron ; Glen Slade, Worthy Patron. Anger management, parenting groups offered Wood land Centers, Inc. ts offerin g a four-week anger management group for adults. The group will be held at Woodland Centers' Meigs Clinic, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy, on Wednesdays from 4-5 p.m. beginning on Feb. 18. The primary focus of the group will be ·to ~ teach anger management techniques, communicatton ski lls and , coping with interpersonal connie!. . Wood land Centers is also offermonths were announced and altic ing a four-week parenting group on cleani ng was set for Feb. 28. 9 a.m. Thursday, 4-5 ·p.m. beginning Feb. • New. updated Lydia Program 19. Topics will be parenting techbooks are bei ng prepared, it was niques, communication and probnoted . lem-so lvin g ski lls that can help A thank you note was received manage difficult child behavior. from Gerry and Evercn Lightfoot There is no charge to participate for sunshine baskets given to them. in the groups. Woodland Centers Sunshine baskets for February Inc. is funded in part by the Galliawi ll be given to Mildred Withee, Jackson-Meigs Board of Alcohol, Connie Lig htfoot and Dwight Drug Addiction and Mental Health Hyse ll . Se rvices. To register. call 992-2192. LOS ANGELES (AP) - Frank Sinatra remained hospitalized today for "non-emergency" te sts as a newspaper reported that blood in his urine may indicate bladder cancer. The 82-year-old singer was admitted to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center early Tuesday, nearly n months after he suffered a' heart attack. He also spent a night there for a check-up 2 112 weeks ago, on Jan. 24. Nothing seriously wrong, Sinatra spokeswoman Susan Reynold s said Tuesday. "It's a non -emerge ncy. He 's fine, " added hospital spokeswoman Charlie Lahaie. The New York Post, quoting unidentified sources, reported today that Sinatra had blood in his urine and the symptom s might be consistent with the spread of bladder cancer. "He wouldn 't be in the hospital if it wasn ' t serious," an unidentified friend told the Post. A source familiar with Sinatra·s health told The Associated Press early today that his mcdical·prohlcm was ndt related to heart problems. Rumors have drculatcd ahout Sinatra's health for months. A year Public Notice Society S_ crapbook dor's rct.: ipcs. hei rl oom rccipc:i arc Frank Sinatra hospitalized for tests Custom Homes Remodeling - "Your One Stop Shop" Compu~er "Build Ydur Dream" 1998 Martin Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 TURNS SEVEN • Travis Hysell of Nitro, w. Va. recently Frank Sinatra ago. he visited the hospital three times in the spm:c pft wo months . He h ~1s not hccn sl!cn in puhli r si nG! hi s heart attack in January 1997. On Tuesday. Si nntra wa., taken to the hospital hy :unoulanc·c from his Beverly Hills home ahout "' a.m. AcwmpanicJ oy his wik Barhara. tlw amhulancc tr:l\'clcd w the hospital without light s and siren. celebrated seventh birthday at the homehla of his grandparents, David and Ann Zirkle In Racine. After dinner Ice cream all!l a Bozo, the Clown caka, baked and decorated b his mother, were served to those named and his parents, Terri and Bruce Hysell of Nitro, Debbie and Amber Maynard of Racine, and Bryan and Kyrle Swann of Mid· dlere~ding Joe Wilson (614) 992-4277 1 mo. d. SMITH'S CONSTRUCTION Don't let winter give you the blues. • h 0 ay Wit 8 new home, new addition Or just little remodeling. St art t d a Call Tocla,! Free Estimates! 992·5535 or 992·27s:3 gilts were his great· grandparents, Roberta and .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..,:21~10::.1.:.1;;;m::o·:,.:P:;:;,rd. Harley Swisher of New Haven, W. Va. Travis also enJoyed cake and ice cream at the home of his grandparents, Norman and Patty Hysell of Pomeroy. Public Notice Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE Ohio will be recelvld by the bid amount In favor of the On Saturday, February t 4, Melge County afor11atd Melga County 1898 at 10:00 a.m., the Comml11lonar1 ot their · Commlltlontra. Bid Bonda Home Natlonel Bank will olllce 11 the Courtbouee, ehall b• accompanl•d by offer for 1111 et public Pomeroy, Ohio 45789 until Proof of Authority of the euctlon on tiM bank perking 10:00 a.m.. March 2, 1998 olllclal or agent signing the lot th• following vehlcl.. : and then at 1:00pm., llllld bond. 19811 PLYMOUTH FURRY office opened end road Bldl ahall be lilted and VIN 1P3BB21P7GX58Sit81 aloud for lha following: marked ae Bid lor Rutland 1988 BUICK LESAIIRE The . lnataltatlon of a EMS Civic Center Roof YIN 1~HR37370H425874 replacement roof on the Replacement Project and t tn RV Rutland Civic Center EMS mailed or delivered to: VIN M50CA8J026819 Hl8dquartara loceled on Malgt County 1990 ISUZU 4X4 Main Street, S.R. 124 Commlaelonera, VIN JAACR11E5L7254341 Rutland, Melge County, Courthouse, Pomeroy, Ohio 1991 TOYOTA 4X4 Ohio. Spaclftcatlona pro- 45769. YIN JT4RN01 P5M0012865 vldld In Bid Packet. Attention of bidders It 1994 CHEVROLET VAN Pro..,ectlve blddare wish· called to all of the requtr41: VIN tGBEG25K9RFI71495 lng to view and Inspect the menta contained In thl.a bid 1988 OL'DSMOBILE project alta may contact packet, particularly to the VIN tG3WR14W7JD357108 Marcia Elliott II 740-742• Ftderal Labor Standards The terms of sole are 2233 or Roaemary Eskew at Provlolona and Daviecaah. 740-742-2121 to ln~pect tho Bacon Wages, various The Home Natlonel Benk pro(ect alta and for any fur· Insurance requlrementa, reaarvee the right 10 reject' ther queatlone 11 to tho various equal opportunity t project. provlalone, and tht requireany or a II bid 1 or 0 remove . Plana, Speclflcatlona, and ment for a payment bond any unit from the sele at bid forma may be secured and performance bond for any time. at the office of Meigs 100% of the contract price. Arrangements may be County Commlealoners. No No b!dder may withdraw mide to lnapect any of the dapoall wlll be required for hla within thlny (30) above named vahlclaa prior each 181 of plana and apac- dayabid after the actual date of to eale by calling 949-22t 0. lflcatlona. the opening thereof. Meigs (1) 21, 23, 28, 30; Each bid must be accom· County Commtealoners (2) 4, 6, 11 , 13 atc panted by either a bid bond roHrvt the right to waive --:::P:-u":'b-::ll:-c-::N-:-o-:t-:-lc-e--1 In an amount of 100% pl1ha any lnformalltlas or to re(act bid amount with a surety any or all bldo. NOTICE TO eatlefactory to the aforaaalil Janel Howard, Preeldent CONTRACTORS Melga County Meigs County Sealed propoeale for the Commlesloners or by certt- Comml11tonera lnatalllllon of new roof on fled check, cashiers check, (2)6, 11, 18 3TC tha EMS Helldquartera Civic or latter of credit ·upon a Public Notice Center Community Building 10lvent bank In tha amount In Rutland, Melga County, of not tell thin 10% of the PUBUC ~OTICE NOTICE -Ia hereby given that on Saturct.y, F•bruary 14, 1998, at 10:00 a.m .. a public aala will be held It 211 Weat Second Straet, Pomeroy, Ohio, The Farmer'a Bank 1111d Savlnga Company parking lot, to sell for caeh tho folt(lwlng collateral: 1990 Chevrolet Corsica t Gt LT84G9LE203399 The Farmers Blnk and Savings Company, Pomeroy, Ohio reMrvealhe right to bid at thll lila, and to withdraw th• ebovo collateral prior to eale. Further, The Farmers Benk RT. 7 and Savtnge Company , PIZZA EXPRESS reaervea the right to reject any or all blda eubml)ttct 18" Deluxe $14.99 '. ' ·'. Further, the above collat16" 3 Item $9.99 eral will be aold In the con992-9200 dillon It Ia In, wtth no expreaa or Implied war· rantlea given. For further Information, AT. 7 contact Shalla Buchanan at 992-2135. PIZZA EXPRESS (2) 11 , 12, 13 3TC 16" Large One Item $5.99 Public Notice 992-9200 Pick Up Only · PUBUC NOTICE HISTORICAL CHESTER COURTHOUSE . REHABIUTATION . PVH Medical Explorers The Meigs County Self Defense II Commissioners lntenil to provlda Community Thursday, Development Block Grant funds through the Meigs February 12, 1998 County FY '97 Formula Allocation Program for the 7p.m. rehtbllltatlon of the Hlatorlc Cheater Courthouse In Wellness & Rehab Cheater, Meigs County, Ohio. Tha Historic Cheater Center Courthouse !1 the oldeat Wear Comfortable Clothes existing courthouae In tho Stale of Ohio and Ia on the BAING SKI TRIP MONEY Roglaler of Hletorlc Places. Tho purpoao of thle notice Ia to garner public lnpuHie The Country Candle Shop to any adverse affects or 10% OFF Valentine Baskets Impact the planned rahablll· tatlon wlfl have on tiM hleTues.-Sat. 10 am -6 pm torlc natu(e olthe building. during Valentine's Week The planned rehabilitation ~->-· Rt. 124, Minersville, OH project will entail tho place992-4559 • 992-3980 DEB'S HERBS New Haven 501 5th St. 882-3847 "WILL BE CLOSING" FINAL SALE Friday, Feb. 13 & Sat., Feb. 14 10:00 to 3:00 each day Still will take orders. Call 895-3807. I would like to thank all my customers. O'BLENESS Memorial Hospital ' ' Holpilll Drive, Alhens, OH 4'701 614-S9J-,SSI • www.obleness.OI)l A hospital we can all be proud of. COMPUTER PERFORMANCE UPGRADES MBJ CELLULAR PHONES I Diagnostic Services That Make You The Picture Of Health. The Daily Sentinel • P,age 9 VVednesday,February11,1998 Big bucks seldom sway Oscar voters, but 'Titanic' could break the jinx By 'BOB THOMAS Associated Press Writer LOS ANGELES .(AP) - With "Titanic" on course to become the biggest moneymaking , film ever, Hollywood is speculating whether it can somehow avoid 'thc mysterious ice berg thai has sunk the Oscar hopes of other epies. The nominations for the 70th Academy Awards on Tue sday produccd an impressive 14 for "Titanic ." tying the record of "All About Evc' ' ·in 1950. That would scern' to predetermine the results at the March 23 awards. But huge box office result s have sc idom translated int o Oscars. Of the top 20 films as Judged by rentals - the money returned to the st udio - onl y 1994 's " Forrest Gump" was named hcsl picture . In fact. the only others even in the top 30 arc " Rain Man " (28 th ) and " Dances with Wolves" (29th ). Overlooked for major awards have been such smashes as "Star Wars'' and it s sequel>. "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial. " "Jurass ic Purk." "The Li on Kin g." " Batman ,'' "Home Alone ." "Ghnst bustcrs." · " Raiders of the Lost Ark '' and it s sequels and "Independence Day." Can "Titani c" overcome thi s htStory'' The auguries arc good . Though critics have ca[jlcd ahout the story - produce r and director James Cameron was not nominated for hi s script - 'Titanic" see ms to be on everyone's must-sec li st. Thc success of Hollywood's most expensive film ever at $200 million isn 't expected to fade as Academy members vote. Al so, the field for best picture includes two comedies ("The Full Monty " and "As Good As It Gets'') Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio 110 Help Wanted Public Notice ment of new oak flooring on the flrat floor of the building and lhe rehabilitation of 11M aupport eyetem and the lnatallatlon of pint floo~ng on the tecond etory of the building. The proJect will ateo Include the lnetalllllon of 1 heating/cooling eyltlm on both floors of tha buildIng. The public Ia encouraged to provide commenta 11 to any poeltlve or negative Impact the planned rehablll· tatlon proJect will have on the hletorlc neture of the building by etndlng written comment• to the Melge County Gronte Office, 39350 Union Avenue, SuHe B- t, Pomeroy, Ohio 457811 or by contacting Jten nue111t, Orante Admlnlllretor, at 740-992· 7908. Jean Trueaelt, Grante Admlnlltrator, Metge County (2) 5,11,17 3TC 360° Communications " WARNER INSUUNCE JEFF 113 W. 2ND ST. 614-992-5479 Top • Trim • Cable • Removal • Crane • Hauling • Stump Grinding • ACE TREE SERVICE 179 Rand St. Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 Rick Johnson Owner Fully Insured· Free Estilm,rlfe.s l Phone: (614) 446-4759 (740) 441·1191 20 YRS. EXP. COUNTRY CANDLE SHOP AND MORE 'Jioiple Scented Candles Crocks, Cakes & Refills · Tues. 111·8, Wed.·Sat. 10.2 Ceme Smell the Sweet Seen! of Country Candles Rt. 124, Minersville, OH {740) 992-3980 1/12/981 mo. pd. BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. New Homes • Vinyl Siding New Garages • Replacement Windows Room Additions • Roofing COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL . FREE ESTIMATES Hours Varied Valid Ohio RN License required. BSN preferred. Interested persons may contact Jean Lambert at 740.992·2104 Bxt. 278. EEO Siding • Garages • New Homes • Pole Buildings • Room Additions Over 20 years experience. 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(614) 992-3838 742-2904. 70 su"E.O CI'TIZ.Et4 • ''-'-"' '" sEt410I'I f'w OISCout4'T · JONES'~ TREE SERVICE GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 45631 (614) 367·0266 1·800·950·3359 .'{rim Gallipolis ALL Yard S8le1 Must Be Paid In Advance. QEAOL!NE: 2:00p.m. the day before tile ad Ia to run. Sunday edition · 2:00p.m. Friday. Mondt~y edition • 10:00 a.m. Saturday. Pomeroy, Middleport & Vicinity ROBERT BISSEll CONSTRUCTION All Yard Sales Must Be Paid In ' •New Homes •Garages •Complete Ad~anc e. 1:00pm Friday. Remodeling 80 Stop & Compare FREE RICk Pearson Auction Company. 773·5765 Or 304·773-5447. 7/22/Hn SERVICE Agricultural Lime, Limestone • Gravel Dlr't • Sand 985-4422 Chester, Ohio I0/25/96Ml Of DAVID E. EVANS Aug. :)0, 1949Feb. 11, 1997 God saw that you were suffering A cure was not to be, so Ha put His arms around you And whispered softly, come with Me. Loved and Missed , By Mother, Kathryn; wile, Debbie; son, Sam and daughters, Krlsty, Sherry and families. L ; Driveways, Parking Lots, etc. Call Anytime Home 614·992-3141 Cell Phone 591-1897 Pat's Herb Corner Located at Dan 's 290 N. 2nd Ave., Mh;ldleport, OH Pat Arnold Distributor VItamins, Herbal Supplements, Natural Weight Loss Products .,,., .... Auction and Flea Market 1 lull 11me auc tioneer, co mplete auctiOn Se1v1ce . l 1censed r66.0h1o & west V1rginia . 304· 985-4473 R.l. HOllON SNOW TRUCKING REMOVAL DUMP TRUCK Deadline: 1:OOpm the day before tho ad 11 10 run, Sunday & Monday edit i on~ ESTIMATEES 20Yrs. Yard Sale & Vicinity 12/18/lln Lilllt things 11rt Worth A lot Part Time Restorative Nurse • Vinyl (No Sunday Calls) In Loving Memory VETEUNS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL SKILLED NURSING FACILin . LOHG·s COfiSTRUCTIOH 614-992·7643 t--------tht Cltlssi{itd Stction! 740.992·1135 211 1l9ll 1 mo. Limestone Hauling House & Trailer Sites Land Clearing & .Grading Septic System & Utilities Estimates In Memory In POMEROY, OH Lost- 5 yr old. while. long haired, Public Notice PUBUC NOTICE . NOTICE le hereby given that on Saturdey, F•bruary 14, 1998, at 10:00 e.m., , public tale will be held at 500 Eut Main Street, Pomeroy, J.D. Auto Sal11 parking lot, to eell lor c11h the following collateral: 1989 CHEVROLET COMMERCIAL TRUCK 1GBHP32K2K332!1222 The Farmera Bank and Sevlnge Company, Pome· roy, Ohio, re11rv11 the right to bid 11 thlt tale, and to ·withdrew the above cotloteral prior to 111•. Furth•r, The Farmtro Bonk and Savlnge Company reserve• the right to reject any or all bide eubmltted Further, th• obove collaterol wlfl be eold In the condition It le In, with no expreu or Implied wtr· rantlae given. For further Information, contact Tim at 1185-4289. (2) 11, t 2, 13 Jtc 3127!T1N COMPLETE TREE CARE Public\ Notice PUBUC NOTICE NOTICE Ia hereby given that on Saturday, February 14, 1998, at 10:00 e.m., a public 1111 wilt ba held 11 211 W11t Second Strttl, Pomeroy, Ohio, The Farmer'• Bank end Savlnge Company'• parklng tot, to sell for caah the following colleterat: 1992 CHEVROLET CAMARO 101 FP33TSNL138437 The Farmer.• Bank end Sovlnga Company, Pomeroy, Ohl~ reaerv11 the right to bid at thle ule, and to withdraw the above co~ lateral prior to aalt. Further, The Farmera Blnk and Savings Compeny r11ervea the right to fl)act any or all blde IUbmlttld. Further, the above collet· ara1 will ba 101d In tha condition It le In, with no expre11 or Implied war· rantlee given. For further Information, contact Shltla Bucltanan at 992-2138. (2) 11, 12, 13 3TC POMEROY, OH. Give us a call for system repairs, sale~. upgrades or paits. 90 Absolute Top Dollar: All U.S. S1l· McFEE ROOFING & PAINTING. ver And Gold Cotns, Proolsets , Otamonds. Ant1Que Jewelry, Gold Rmgs. Pre -1930 U.S. Cu rrency, Sterling , Etc . AcquisitiOns Jewelry · M.T.S. Coin Shop. 151 Second Specializing In: New Roofs, Roof Repairs, Gutters, jnterlor & Exterior Painting, Drywall Repair. Lowest roles during the winter months of Jan.-Feb.-Mar. Avenue. Gallipo~s. 740·446-2842 . An!lques. top prices paid, RiYerin e Ant1ques. Pomeroy, Ohio, Russ Moore owner, 740-992· 2526 AntiQues- no item too large or too small Also estates . appra•sals, rel1n1shwg , custom orders, 740 · Qusl/ty Work Gusrsnteed Free Eat. • Fully Insured 1-614-992-9057 Middleport, Oh. 992-6576. Clean La1e Model Cars Or Trucks , 1990 Models Or Newer. Sm11h Bu•ck Ponhac. 1900 Eastern Avenue. Gallipolis. (Lime Stone. Low Rates) J & D Auto Pans. Buy ing wrecked or sal11aged veh icles . WICKS HAULING Limestone, Gravel, Sand, Top Soil, Fill Dirt 614-992-3470 Wanted to Buy 30073-5033. TIMBER: We pay' cash for tracts of limber. II in terested In selli ng t . yo u ~tim ber. please let our professional forestry staff manage your timber for inco me. wiiCitife, anc1 a place to enjoy the outdoors . Supenor Hardwoods of Ohio Lumber Co., PO Box 606, Wellston. Oh10 45692, (740)384• 5677. Wa.,ted To Buy Usee! Mobile Hr,rllt> S 740-4 46 -017 5.- 304-675· 5')1)5 We Buy Autos In Any Condition, Ca ll 740·368·9062. Or 740·446PAAt .CASH PAID . FOR: WW II. Korea Vietnam: • Flight Jackals" (Iea th~ er & nylon), ·souvenir Tour Jaclllets· , ' Zippo's'. 1·600- 225-901~ . · �Page 10 • The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy •·Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, February 11, 1998 . Wednesday, Feb~uary 11, 1998 The Daily Sentinel • Page 11 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ALLEYOOP NEA Crossword Puzzle NOW, OtGMAA, IT SEEMS THE ""'TES H"'VE GIVEN ME A 5eCONO CAANC.E ' PHILLIP ALDER EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 110 Babys nt mg In My Home 740 4469633 C~tr l! f Help Wanted AVON I All Areas I StHrley Avon $8 $ 16 /Hr No Door To Doo r Owc k Cash Fun & RelalC ng 1 800 736-0 168 $6 $20 /Hr No Door To Door Ou1ck Cash• Bonuses BOO 296 0139 1 Carleton Scnooi/Me tgs lndu stnes seeks a substtute Heann Servtc es Coo rd nator (RN or LPN ) to work wtlh students and adults w th de11e1 opmental dtsabt tttes Mu st be a regtste ed nurse or licensed pra cttca l nur se cur rently ltcensed n the State ol Ohm Send esume 10 St eve Beha Execu1111e Dtrector Carleton SchOOVMe'9s tndustr es PO Box 307 t3 10 Carleton St Syracuse Ohto 45779 Computer usere s Needed Work Own Hr$ $20K I50K IVr ed day care three open mgs call Me li ssa at 740 992 Spears 304 675 1429 AVON I 3509 45614 Depend able An d Flex•ble Ce rt 1 l ted Nur se Au:l Needed Fo r In Home Care Call Adnanne Or An gte 1 800 481 6334 Dteta ry Tech Needed For P r o~ gresstve LTC Fact tty In Gal tpo Its One Year Or More E•oer ence Oe stred Come To Wor k W th A Great Team t Contact 0 rector 01 Staff Development Pam Caldwell At Scen tc H Us Nurs ng Cent er 31 Buckndge Road B dwell OH 456 t 4 Al so Acceptm g Ma led In Resumes DRIVER WANTED Hardyman Truckmg COL License ha zmat & Tanker Endors ement Apply tn Person Burhle Oil Com pany Galltpolls Monday Fnday 8 AM 4 PM EXPERIENCED SALES PER SON WANTED FOR BUSY CONSTRUCTION BUSINESS Reqwr ement s - Kno wledge 01 Rest dent~a l Aemodet ng Roolmg And Relat ed Expertence Wtth B ddlng Jobs To ln clucle Ma tert als And Labor Mu st Be Famthar Wtth Tne GalltpOIIS Pt Pleasant Areas QUALIFIED Applicants Can Stop In At Chr stan s Con stru crlon Inc 1403 Easte n Ave To Drop Oil A. Rasume Or F II Out An Appl ic ation Pay Ba sed On Exper ence 740 446 4514 FIRE YO~R BOSS 700 Companl9s Olle11ng Work At Home Opp ortunt ttes Exci ting In come Potent tall CALL NOW 1 888 430 7576 EKI 3'20 8 TOLL FREE 24 Hrs General Refuse Servt ce of Ma son County ts seekmg candtdate lor a part ttme cler cal opportunt ty Cand tdate s should po sse ss sktlls and expenence tn custom er servtce and PC Interested n dtv tduals sh ould submtt resume to General Refus e Ser v1ce ol Mason County 97 Hubbard Ave OH 45631 Home Health Ag ency H nng CNA s And Ex pe rten ced H~IA s For Part T me Post!lons Starttng At $6 09 Per HOUI Phone Calls Please In Me•g s Co unty Call 614 992 7900 Or n Gallta Coun ty Stop By Heath Management Serv•ces At 762 Second Ave nue Galllpotts For App ltc attons Or Ca ll 740 446 3808 Sert ous lnqUtnes Only EOE Housekeep tng pos1 \to n and phone room opera tors call 740 992 6488 lor ntefVIew In Search 01 Mohvated F 1endly Can ng Team Player Part f 1me LPN PosttiOns Open For AU Shtfts At Scentc Htll s Nur stng And Re tlabtlttauon Center Co ntact Olrec tor Of Stall Dev elopment Pam Caldw ell To Lea tn Moe About Empl oyment Opportun111es J 1 1 Bu ckr dg e Road Btdwetl OH 45614 Local Truckmg Company Seektng Qualt fred Tr uck Onvers Goad Pay Good Benefits Send Resume To P 0 BoK 109 Jackson Oh1o 45640 or Call 740 286 1463 To Schedule An lntervew Nurse A1de Trat n• ng Prog ra m Aockspnngs Rehabtltta!lon Center wtll De ollenng 1 a mng cla sses m the monlh ol Febr uary Appltca !tons are now bemg accepted at 36759 Rocksp tngs Rd Pome1oy OH Cla ss s ze tS I m ted Three (3) reference papers are requr eel wtth appllcatton Apply m person between lOam & 3pm M F Stud ents tha t successfully comple te the TC E ctass w11 oe ehgtoe lor emp oymenl Absolutely no phone calls EOE w ameo mechantc cernttea to do State Inspect ons Apply tn pe r so n Rays Comple te Car Clea n tng and Serv1ce 26 t 5 Jackson Ave WANTED A pa rt lime secre tary computer e•pertence s reqwed co mpu ter graphiCS expertence wou d be uselul hours are llut bte Reply ~y 2 21 98 to BoK M 22 c1o Potn t Pl eas<\n t Reg ster 200 Man St PI Pleasant WV 25550 140 Busmess Tralnmg 1996 Hon da Shadow 1100 $6000 74<) 742 3302 180 Wanted To Do AnENTION LADIES Ttrecs ol dotng two JObs' HHe a dependable housekeeper rea so nable rates Call 304 882 3733 WI I ta ke care of elderly perso n tn thetr home have 1 Oyrs ex penance W111 do hous-e clean mg any ttme Call 304 675 1426 Leave message tl no answer axe cond Must See! Bank must see Immediately price neg 3 month wllh $1075 down Call I 800-837 3238 montns rree lot rent Fur mture repa1r rei OISfl anel res torallon also cuslom orders Oh10 6663 'SPECIAL OW S' 38RI28A 9648 614 367701 0 WE WANT TO WOAKI Do You Need An Extra Par 01 Hand s? we Have Them Male Or Female Wtll Work lnstde & Out Clean Haul Do Odd Jobs Run Errands Do Laundry Call Us To Do Your Otrty Work 740 44 1 1290 Day Or Nght Appro• $200 per monlh 1 800 251 5070 12x65 Trailer 3br 1 bath $5 500 Call304-675 4678 unaa Love FINANCIAL 21 0 Bus1ness Opportunity INOTICEI OHIO VAllEY PUBLISHING CO reco mmend s that you do bu st ne ss w th people you know and NOT to send money through the ma tl until you na11e mvesttgated the oHenng 0008 Co mmerct al butldmg & lot on Matn Street tn Ma son WV 20x80 Call evemng s 304 675 4975 FREE CASH GRANTSI College Schotarshtps Busrness MediCal Bills Never Repay Cal Toll Free I 600 21 8 9000 E•1 G 281 4 Health & Wealth We Help People Oe'W'etop 2nd In come s Become Fmanctatty Free Wtth Step By Step Tratntng 24 Hour Information Ltne 740 245 5075 International Company Needs Help W1th Mall Order Home Based Busmess $500 $6 000 Mo PT/FT Call For Free lnlorma !tOnal Booklet 1 800.204 7048 230 Professional Serv1ces L1v tngston s ba sement water proo hng all ba se ment repa tr s done free esltm ate s l tfettme guarantee 1Oyrs on JOb expert ence J04::67§ 2145 able 304-736 7295 Quiet Country Setting w1th beau tiful mobile home lorceo to sell Ftnanclng available 304 755 5566 1993 Sunshtne BAKW 14x72 2br 2 bath central atr exc cond Must Sellt 304 675 3508 Single Parent Program Special llnancmg on 2 3 & 4 bed room homes Payments u low •• 1180 Call now 304 755-5865 1997 Kentuckian i 4x70 3br 2 lull bath $19 900 Delivery & set up 304 372 3400 1998 14xBO Kenlucktan all elec tnc 3br 2 bath deltvery & set up a le tnstalled $26 900 304 372 3400 1998 3br 2 bolho lois of eK1ras 1 1/2 M1les Out Nei ghbo rhood Road 3 Bedrooms FR WPFP Ea t In Kttchen La rge Bath Hear Pump CA Deck Una ttached Ga rage Ca rport Approx 8 A Coun ty Wa ter Approx Incl ud ed $50 000 74<) 446 1536 372 34DO 1998 Kemucktan t4 x80 all elec 3br 2 bath deltvery & sel up al e mstalled $23 900 304 372 3400 tr~ c tstT me Buyers E ZF1nanc1ng 2 or 3 Bedroom arouncl $200 per month Free deltvery & set up Call credtl Mne 1 800 948 5678 2 Bedrooms New Furntshed WIt Sell W1th Blocks Heat Tape & Steps 740 386 9061 28-80 Double Wtde 3 or 4br 2 11 2 balh ONLY' $39 999 Call 600 691 6777 I 3 Bedroom 2 bath 1998 model home tnclucles Free set up & delivery Skirting, air color TV & VCR Included All lor $219/mo Only whtle supplies last Call to 304 675 501Da"er 5prn BUY HOMES AS LOW AS $4,000 1 5 Bdrm Local Gov t & Bank Aep o s Call 1 800 522 2730 X1709 GOV T FORECLOSED Homes From Penntes On S1 Delmquen t Tax Repos REO s You r Area Toll Free (1) 800 21 8 9000 EKI H 2814 For CurrenlliSitngs Great Netghborhood 5 Mil es South Of Gallipolis 3 Bedrooms 1 1/2 Baths Fireplace Oak Cabt net s Ca rport 1 Acre MIL $79 500 Add itiOnal Land Avail able 740 446-0035 J Br 12 Ba Free Deltv 5 New 1997 14 W1des Unbeltev able Pnce Mus1 Sell Before Jan 31st To Close Our Phys cal Year Call Credit ltne 1 800 946 5678 Custom made homes where the cu1tomer sets the price & we own the bank Only At Oakwood Homes of Nitro WV 304 755 5885 DI SCOunt MObile Home Parts & Acc essones Water Heaters Vt ny Sk1rttng Klls $299 95 An chars Wood & Ftbergta ss Steps Roo t Coaungs Doors Wmdows Plum btng & Electrtcal Supplies Bt oc kmg Woo d & Wedge s And Moret Call Bennetts Mobrle Home SupplyAl l 740 446 941 6 DREAM HOME SERIES ENTERTAINER 3bedr ooms 2baths starling at $219/mQ SUNR ISE loaded wtth GE ap phances star ling at $299/mo FAMILY 4bedroo ms 2 ta rge bath s star ling $359/mo Ltm tted ttme olfer only at Oakwood Bar boo [ SVI I ~ W V304 736 3409 E Z F narx:tng Call lor pre a~noval I 688 736 3332 Large select on of used home s 2 or 3 bedrooms Starling at $2995 Outck aehver y Call 740 38 5 962 1 LIMITED OFFEIL WHY WAIT DON'T WAIT Wll Pay FofYour Rapid Ta11 Refund Use as down payment Call the cred 1~ ne WESTWOOD HOME SHOW 304-736-3888 LIMITED OFFER WHY WAIT? DON TWAITI Wtll Pay For Your Raptd Tax R111 lund Use As Down Payment Call The Cred1t Lrne WESTWOOD HOME SHOW 304 736-3888 FIRSTTIME BUYERS E Z Ftnanctng Call For Pre Ap Pfov.ll 1 888 736-3332 Doublewtde Repo Free Delivery And Set Up304 736 7295 MUST SELL 14x80 3bedrooms 2bath s owner flnancmg avatl ab~ 304-736-7295 New 16 Wiele MObile Home Start tng AI Only $17 400 Free Oehv ery Call1 B00-691-£777 ulllllles paid $300/mo 304 895 3214 qu~red 1br apartment pnvate qulel De posll Relerences S2501mo 3D4 875 1550 2bdrm apts total electric ap pllances furniShed laundry room fac httes close to school In town Appltcahons available at VIllage Green Apis 149 or call 140 992 3711 EOH BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES 52 Woslwood Drive !rom $260 to $334 Walk to shop & mov1es Call 740 446 2568 Equa Hous1ng ()pportunlly Effrc1ency Apartment Share Bath 607 Second Avenue Galhpotts $160/Mo Ulllilles Included 740 441 0573 Extra Ntce 2 Bedrooms All Elec trtc Furmshed Kitchen Wasner 1 Dryer Hook Up Close To Spring Valley No Pets $375/ Mo Plus References Deposit 7 40 4413 6157 Mer< 00 Gractous hvtng 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at 1/lllage Manor and R1verstde Apartments m Mtddle port From $236 $304 Call 740 992 5064 Equal Housing Opper IUnlttes In New Haven 1br furn1 shed apt mcludes w~sher & dryer deposit a references 304 882 2566 ! Modern One Bedroom Apartment (74<l) 446-0390 Ntce one bedroom apartment utU IlleS paid no polS 740 992 5856 350 Lots & Acreage Now Taking Application s 35 West 2 Bedroom Townhouse 120 feet long 80 feel long on oth er side 75 feet wtde level lot tn 245-5064 TAX REFUND ' BUY LAND' Invest Your Refund In Someth1ng That lasts Forever "LAND' All Over Southern Dnto CAMP HUNT RETIRE On One Of Our 5 To 20 Acre Country Building LOIS GALLIA COUNTY NEW 5 Acre Lots Open Meadows $12 900 Up $1 290 Down We Also Have Lane In Gallla Jackson Sctoto Ptke Ross Athens Me1gs Coun les Land Contracts 10% Down Call Today For FREE Maps ANTHONY LAND CO ,LTD 1-8110-213-8365 www countrytyme com 360 Real Estate Wanted Casll Patd For Land tn Gallla County Blackburn Realty 740 441Hl008 I NEED LANDI II You Have Land I Need To Hear From You NOW! We Pay Top S$$ For farms & Vacant Aparlmenls $295/Mo 74D 446 0006 One bedroom apartment In Mid dteport all utthttes paid $270 per month $100 depostl 740 992 7806 W- 00\< ntrylyrN COtn RENTALS 410 Houses for Rent 2br house m New Haven $250 + utthlles S100 deposn ERA. Town & Country Real Estate 304 675 5548 2 Bedroom fenced m front yard m Hallford $250/mo + deposit Referen ces requtred 304 882 3886 3 bedroom house In Pomeroy no mstde pels 'no depostt 740 843 5216 3 Bedroom house no pets $250 plus utthUes and damage depos 11 references required 304 895 3214 3 bedroom house sto11e refug erator washer/dryer clean no m s1de pets depo sit requtred 740 One bedroom apartment 1n Mid nue Gal1tpo1ts Grubbs Plano tuntQg & repairs Problems? Need Tuned? Call the plano or 740 446 4525 JET AERATION MOTORS Repaired New & Rebull1 In Slock Call Ron Evans 1 600-537 9528 Keroscene Hea ter Good Shape Brand New Wtc 60 Htlda Drive Gallpols 740 446 4365 Monument Sale Quilting Busl ness t Johns Monuments 113 Off Until Stock Is Sold 130 Bulavllle Ptke Gathpohs OhiO NordlcTrack ltke New $65 Cook ng Electnc Sto11e $75 740 IMOCDMJI7TA621366 a 1996 Polans Scrambler 4x4 ATV Seri a I 2938099 a 1995 Marada Boat and Tennessee Tratler serl al IEFJODB2BE595 and a 1996 Yamaha YFB250 UHR ATV Sen al IJY44BDAOXTA269654 pub lie aucl ton wrll be held at OVB Annex 143 Thtrd Ave Galhpohs OH on 2128196 al 10 OOAM The above will oe sold to hrgnest bid der ·as ts Where ts wtthout ex pressed or tmplled warranty and may be seen by calling Ke ttl'l Johnson at 740 441 1038 OVB reserves the nght to accepl o r reJect any and all Otds ancl wtth draw property !rom sale pnor to sale Terms of Sale CASH OA CERTIFIED CHECK PRIMESTAR winter blowout special All tnventory must golf 170 free channels free monthly gurde free bonus gift Guaranteed 74<) 441 5696 740 441 5167 Sleeptng rooms wtth cooktng Also 1ra1ler space on river All hook ups Call alter 2 00 p m 304 773-5651 Mason WV 460 Space for Rent wv Buy Sell lrade Used & Anttques Fumtture 304 773 5341 000 74<l 446 0609 WARM UP Htgh EU1ctency Natu rat And LP Gas Furnaces life ttme Warranty On Heat Exchang er If You Don 1 Call Us We Both Losel" Free Esllmatest Add On Heat Pumps Only Shghty Htgher Call US Today 1997 IS The Twenty Seventh Yea r In The Healing & Coolmg Busmesst 740 446 u306 1 BOO 291 0096 Steel Beams All Stzes & Lenglhs L & l Scrap Melals 740 446 7300 STORAGE TANKS 3 000 Gallon Upnghl Ron Evans Enterpnse s JaCkson Oh o 1 800-537 9528 Mob1le home s1te available bel ween Athens and Pomeroy call 74<) 385 4367 Twtn Beds W1th Mattresses $115 Full $135 Queen $160 King $100 See At Used Furntture Store 130 Butav111e P1ke Galltpo lls Ohio M-TWHrs 104 , Waterltne Special MERCHANDISE Household Goods 510 App ltances ReconditiOned Washers Dryers Ranges Refr gra tors 90 Day Guarantee! French Coy Maytag 140 446 3/4 200 PSI $21 95 Per tOO 1' 200 PSI $37 OD Per 1oo All Brass Com presston Fintngs In Stock RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jackson Oh10 1 800-537 952B WCW tickets {BAM) lor sale floor seats call 740 949 331 5 al ter 7pm leave message 7795 We1ght Loss LOSE UP TO 30 Box Spnng & Matress New Nev 100% GUARANTEED RESULTS 1 B88 294 6079 er used $199 Call 740 886 6373 Bunk Bed Set Solid Wood with Inner Sprtng Mattress Ne.w Nev LBS 30 Days Or Recommended Wood For Sale $35 A l oad W1ll Deliver 74<l 3B8 6010 er used $285 74D B86-6373 550 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers dryers refrigerators ranges Skaggs Appltance s 76 Vtne Street Call 740 44E 7398 1 800 499-3499 Building Supplies Block brtck sewer ptpes wtnd ows lintels etc Claude Wtnters Rio Grande OH Catl 740 245 5121 ltll ng Room Suite Never used PC $275 C.ll 740 886 6373 560 Moving Sale Used Store 130 Bulavtlle Ptke lis Oh o 50 01., Olf Gtfl Shop Most Furn ture Mon Tues Wed A Groom Shop Pet Groomtng Featunng Hyclro Bath Don Sheets 373 Georges Creek Ad 10-4 Only Polly 1 New & Used Furniture We now have Army Surplusttt 2t01 Jeflerson Ave Open 9 30 5 00 Mon Sat J Bedrooms 2 Baths Galha County Farm House Washer & Dryer Hook Up D1shwasher 740 379 2639 304 675 SOFA (7632) 530 Antiques Buy or sett Atveune Ant1ques 11 24 E Matn Street on At 124 Pomeroy Hours M T W 1 a m to 8 00 P m Sunday I Pets for Sale 7<0 446 0231 AKC Regtstered boxers fo ur mates $200 two females $250 wormed and shots 740.84J.5265 AKC Sheltle pupptes sable & while m~ te & female $250 $300 740 992 5073 Btchon Frrse AKC Regtstered Wormed 1sl Shots 2 Males 1 Female $3DO $350 740 3799262 Datmatron Pupptes Full Blooded 550 Each Have Bolh Parents On Nice etl an 2br references & de post! no pets 3041375 5162 6 00 P m 740 992 2526 A1 0 Grande Area 3 Bedroom Bath & t/2 $450/Mo Depostt Re qu red W/0 Hook Up 1 888 840 ,;;,;;;=:.;.M;;,;I;,;,S:.;.C_e_ll-a-n-e--u-s--l DalmaiiOn Fu 1Bloodeq Pupp1es 540 0 Wormed & Shots $50 Each 740 Merchandise 38B.S922 Small clean qu et ca rpetecl no pet s $27 5/ mo $250 dep osrt 44xB8 Connelly Pool Table Ash wood Leather Pocket s Firm $1200 740446-4.441 0521 304 77:!-9192 420 Mobile Homes lor Rent 14xt6 Trader 2 Bedrooms Cen Ira! Atr W&O Open K1t & l A Moore owner Apartments for Rent I and 2 bedroom apanment& lur mshed and unfurnlstted security depos t requited no pets 740 992 2218 Why pay more for your next car when M&J Auto can save you hundreds of dollars on depend able cars? Honest sales people will hatp you find the rlghl car for Sldels Equlpmen1 304 675-7421 you MF240 Dtesel 500 Hours Bush Hog & 3 Disk MF 6 F\ Mower tO Ft Ferlthzer Spreader 3 Sub SOller 140 Farmall Wl1h Cultivator & Stde Dresser 1350 Hours 740 miles perfect cond ition $1995 wrth warranty 1980 full size Bran co 4x4 body needs work motor and transm1sslon good white let tar !Ires $7SO 1986 Dodge Cara van runs good body m excellent condtlton runntng boards $1550 w1th warranty 441i-1542 Livestock brol<e 304.S75 7409 Hay & Grain 640 Hay & straw delivery avat!abie 304 875-5724 Baby bed dresstng table car seat slroller & walker Instruments Gtlbransen organ 74Q-949-2118 590 Have CB w1l trade lor 22 prstol or shot gun tn good condtho n 304 675-5354 Concrete & Plastic SepUc Tanks 300 Thru 2 000 Gallons Ron Evans Enterprises Jackson OH 1 800-537 9528 ECONOMY Heating And Cooling Up Grade Your Present System From $38 00 /Call For Detatls 741).245-9009 For Sale $35 Ptck Up ut.l Wtll Oeltver 740 256 1440 f' 1100d L 74<) 256 9172 A Truck Load De \tvered Call 740 «6 4362 No An swer Leave Messa ge F~rewood $40 For Sale or Trade FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK Bale Square Bates Alfalfa I Orchard Gra ss Mt.:ed 2nd Cut $2 75 /Bale 740 446 2412 Days 740 446 2493 Evanlngs Large Round Bates Mtxed Hay 1500 Pounds Kept Off Ground Wtll load Phone Evenrngs 740 245-5047 M1xed Hay Delano Jackson Farm 1991 John Deere Backhoe With Cab & EXI 1976 Koehrtng Sk1 dloader Model 1350 740 446 6044 .. I TRANSPORTATION 71 0 Autos for Sale t 965 GTO 400 Muoc1e 4 speed excellent body needs resto red $3200 740 992 7557 1969 Buick GS $3 000 740 6B27512 1969 Nova SS 396 375 Less Motor & Trans $3 000 (740 582-7512 1961 Monte Carlo dependable power seats V 8 qu1ck 304 882 3328 198 t Olds Cuttass 2 Doors 260 V8 Engme $I 20D OBO 740 441 1646 I 984 BuiCk Century Limned AC PW V 6 New Tue s New Axle New Brakes Good Shape 98 534 Mtles $800 080 74()-446 7020 1986 Dodge 600 mce depend able car PS PB automatiC arnlfm casselle $1299 74Q-949-2045 1990 Oodge Daylona $2 3DO 74().245 9239 BARNEY ATTHi GOSSIP FENCE Base Excellent Condttlon Must SeUI 740.367 71 17 z FRANK & EARNEST 5109 1988 Toyota P1ck Up 4 Cylinder Speed Manual AM/FM Cassette Bedllner Rear Slldtng Glass Truck Is In Very Good Condltton NADA Average Retatl Va lue ::: $5 475 Ask1ng • $4 775 740 446 7289 1993 Chevy S 10 4 3 auto over dnve 67 000 mtles 304 675 • 1997 Dodge 4x4 Diesel 1 Ton Dually Compeltely Loaded Excel tent Cond1Hon Must SeiP 740 441-D9913 Alter 4 PM ::ro..x.t> e£. 01\ C%AY. ['r". 1\T nt: ~ ~1\U.DI~OO Of 'rJ~~U.'N<t>'cx:t\'I"WNJ:.'I Tl\e]:£ 40 Ft Log Tratler Newly Rebutlt New Atrltnes All New Lights & Electrical W~rtng New Break Drums & Shoes 80% T1res Bunks Made From 5 Inch Square Tub mg Frame 28 Inches Wide Ready To Go To Workl 740 367 7533 730 Vans & 4-WDs 92 S 10 4x4 4 3 liter automahc atr BKCe ll ent cond11ton will sell betow book serious Inquiries only 740 992 7614 or 740 94,2210 1985 Dodge 4x4 SWB 318 4 BIG NATE Asking 13 600 Sieve Work 740 446 4172 740 256 1619 1986 GMC Ptck Up 4114 Four Speed New Engtne $5 600 740 t99t Ford Taurus Very Good Condllon 63 000 Miles 740 367 949 3403 1988 Forcl Ranger XlT 4x4 5 speed bed tmer S3 950 740 1989 Ford F 250 4x4 7 3 D esel 740 446 8044 t991 GEO Strom G S I auto atr ps pb 614 386 8258 1991 lumina Euro 4 Doors Black PS PB T1lt Cruise Electnc Wmd ows Locks AM/FM Cas sene New Front Ttres Excellent Condll1on Asktng $4 600 740 441Hl795 199 t Olds Cata1s one owner 85 000 mtles auto atr power steertng & locks $3 500 Call at ler 4 30pm 304 675-4849 I 99t Ponttac Grand Prl~~: SE 2 Doors Black Sunroof PS PB Ht CrUise Elactnc Wtndows & l ocks AM/FM Cas sette New Front Tires E.:cellent Condit on 1989 GMC Sala rt Full Custom Van 13 950 740 446 4222 t994 Serena v 6 AZR arnlfm red/ gray mtenor power wtndowllock tinted wrndows style wheels 614 446 2195 after 3pm Take over payments t 994 Mercury Cougar XR7 8 Cyl PS PB Power Wtndows Leather /Cloth /Interior Electrtc Red EKtenor Excellent Condttlon Adult Ortven Very Well Taken Care Of 44 000 Miles 614 446 7527 Books For $16 000 Asktng 000 l-IE'(. SWEET 6A6600 I I 9ROV6HT 'I'OU A VALENTINE I 1997 Camara TTops Wt\tte 10 Dt sc CO Player Loaded 740 3Ba 8185 Bank Ftnanclng CARS FOR $100! Trucks boats 4 wheelers motor homes lurm ture etectron tcs computers etc by FBI IRS OEA Avalla ble your area now Call 1 BOO 513 4343 EXI S 9388 1980 1990 Cars For $100111 Sa~ed And SOld Locally This Monlh Trucks 4.:4 s Etc 1 800-522 2730 X3901 z• 3NT 5. Opemng lead • 10 Inspiring homesickness -By Phillip Alder Roberl Sheehan os lhe bndge columniSt for The Ttmes newspaper 10 England 'The Times Book of Bndge I ' (Batsford) os bUilt around h1s articles, bul offers considerable vanely tn 1ts 112 pages Sheehan discusses many players and pannershlps Also, he tncludes eulogte s for five all good fnends of mtne I felt the1r loss aga10 Although you don't have 1he ' tnstde knowledge' Sheehan patnls and whoch I enJoyed, you wtll sloll gel much pleasure from th1s book Here 1s a deal East mtsdefended al lhe table Agamst five diamonds, West led Ihe spade I0 Soulh won w1th lhe ktng and played 1hree rounds of trumps, Wesl WIOntng 1he las1 wuh ht s queen Now came the heart Jack, Ea~l wmnmg wnh lhe ace wh1le Sou1h dropped the kong What shoul,d Easl have done now? In the modern game, a slrong Jump sh1ft like Soulh s two dtamonds demes a s1de four-card or longer su1t unless tt ts 10 partner's su1t So, Immediately North knew thai South couldn'l have a four-card maJor Count South's tncks He has tour 10 spalies, as he musl have the ace He has one 10 hearls dummy s eslab l1shed queen And he has alleasl five 10 doamonds (If Wesl has a second 1rump lnck. lhe contract 1s down for sure) Dummy's club ace ts therefore lnck II The only chance IS tor Easl to return a club hop10g hts partner can ruff 11 desptle Soulh s refusal Ia support h1s partner s sun The book ts $13 95 poslpatd from The Bndge World, 717 Wh11e Plums 1Road Sutle 106, Scarsdale NY 10583-5009 way around it, ' Classified Ads 1996 Vahama 400 Koclrak 4/4 HI/ Low range used very little exc cond $4 900 514 446 2195 a!ter Motorcycles ROBOTMAN Call Anylme 7<0 441i-3232 IWEDNESDAY Auto Parts & Accessories BUOGET PRICE TRANSMIS 760 SIONS Used /Rebw 1t All Types Acces s Over 1o ooo Transmis s10ns A Clutche s 740 245-5677 ~ew gas tanks 1 ton truck wheels & radiators D & A Auto Ripley WV 304 372 3933 or 1 800-273 9329 Campers & Motor Homes 1978 Pace Motor Home Full Conlained 58 000 Mrtes $5 500 OBO 740-446 6790 Alter 5 PM ASTJ\O·ORAPH SERVICES 810 Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional ltfetrme guarantee local relerences lurnrshed Es tabiiShed 1975 Call (740) 446 0870 Or 1 BOO 287 0576 Rogers Waterproofing Appliance Parts And Servtce AU Name Brands Over 25 Years Ex per1ence All Work Guaranteed Fren oh City Maytag 740 446 7795 C&C General Home Main tenence Patnltng vmyl stdmg carpentry doors wmdows baths mobtle home repair and more For free esttmate call Chef 740 992 6323 840 Electncal and Refrigeration ResrdenUal or commercial wiring new service or repairs Master Ll censed etectrtclan Rld,enour Electrical WV000306 30 4 675 1786 movte 45 Raise 47 Rowers needs Dog assn 49 Vessels 48 curved planktng 50 Greek lo11ers 52 Young boy 53 Type ollrip 54 Sleep-stage I nils CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Celebrity Ci(lher Cryplograma are creal&d I rom Ql.IOiilhons by lamous people past and present Each ktnar., the ophlltf sland!!IOI' another Todily s clue y BqiJIJis c ZSAFWUPU 'E L P SAXP KAUPX Til RAKPM BAS ELPSSJ PFPSJRLPSP ILP AM XTMEWMV, WIIVSPUWHXP UP TIL AB E I P P X UTRM PREVIOUS SOLUTION "In every generation there has to be some fool wno will speak the 1rulh as he sees •1 ' - Bons Paslernak '::~;~:~' S©"R~1J-J££t~t~~~ Edltod CLAY POLLAN ~y Rearrange letters of 0 four scrambled words WOlD GAM I R the be low ro form tour Simple words EHETTE WH 0 S Y I PI I : C L U NH . 1.. 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North 245 5512 Al~r 5 PM 3pm 1992 Delta 88 loaded $6 500 West 1993 4x4 Jtmmy SLE Fully Load ed local Owner New Ttres Ell: cetlent Condltton $1 t 000 740 Askmg $4 899 740 446 0795 $11 ?1 1984 Chevy Pick Up long Wheel 3792111 0394 COMIN', ELVINEY II STAND UP ALL DAY 1984 S 10 350 eng1ne auto wf headers bed cover lroc wheels 95°.1.. perlecl 304 773 South 3. HOW CAN YOU 1983 Chevy full siZ4 CO player bed lmer tool box runs & looks t990 Ford Lanet AC Cru tse Power Wtndow s /Locks Auto $5 500 Badhner 740 446 7730 8 Disencumbers Vulnerable Ne1ther Dealer North 720 Trucks for Sale Good Answer to Previous Puzzle tAKJI098 change In lrwentory Runs K J 9 6 311 Naaty 40 Wlnga 1 ReiiHatelor 41 Superlative 7 Enrlne sound suffix 12 Expreaa In 42 Smell bird behavior 44 Go by plane (2 wda ) 45 Cover 13 Actress 46 Middle Eaat Lulaaorg 14 Icy ocean 48 Have hopes 15 Commands 51 Physician, o g 16 Anglo-Saxon 55 Stabbed Iotter 56 Infuriate 117 Bro s sib 57 Sacs 18 Unit ol llgh1 58 Type of looth 21 Scary 23 Word In 1 Little DOWN Richard song 26 Debtors notes 1 Drivers' org 2 TV accessory 28 Exertion 29 Spire ornament 3 Common abbr 30 Aulhor Ferber 4 Memo 5 Sleer 31 Exlraaanaory 33 Unlocks again 6 Engraved 7 II s the spice of 36 Bundle lllel 37 Aclor Gulager .. 8 7 4 2 cars sold everyday Call for Speed 7 4 • K Call M&J Aulo 74<l 368 9693 5379 8 6 I A 8B2 aAK red no rust $55D 1992 GEO Metro 2 aoor 5 speed 67 ooo 1991 Chev S 10 PU V6 5 A • • • South runs good digital dash cher ry Round hay bales 1200 lbs $14 de livery possible SA 143 four mtles north of Harrtsonvtl e 740 Jackson P1ke HD 446 0724 t 986 l nlernaflonal stng le axl e dump truck w/466 dresel engi ne ne w ttres eKc co nd 12 Ton lrt ax te tra tle r w/6 new t re s D 2 Cataplllar Dozer good conclll on 304 895 3859 West .. 10 9 7 5 • J 10 9 3 •Q653 2 19B4 Nissen 200 ZX aulomallc 4 Speed 3D MPG New EKhausl CaUAfter5PM 740-245 5946 698 B254 •AQI053 East 1984 Volkswagen Quantum GL 5 speed runs good 4 door $400 Ph 740 441i-1104 740-441 0450 98 • EEK&MEEK 52 ODD 304 675 5106 aller Hay Round Bales Alfalfa 1 good 4pm Orchard Grass Mixed $18 001 Call Erne At Galha Auto Sales 610 Farm Equipment 02 It 304 458 1069 Aval~ble Jolln Deere Lawn Tractors Spe ctal Ftnanclng Ava1labte Wtth John Deere Credit Appro'W'al As Low As 7 9% Up To $250 Ae bates Thru Feb 28th Car mtchael s Farm & Lawn 1"1C 740 446-2412 I 800 594 1111 4K4 S l~ 50D 304 675 467 9 or 304 675 1660 Two bedroom tra tler on Condor Street $250 month $100 depostl no pefs 74()-667 3083 after 5pm 440 Hydraulic 011 lowest prtce 1n lawn Vent free gas heaters pro pane & natural gas on sale now Stucl ser'W'tCe CFA red Pers an & al so stud serv1ce fo r chaco are hea 11y duty lan 1ce $450 Call K po1m Stamese 740 992 507:1 & KMobile Homes 304 675 3000 570 MUSICal between 8 5 Brand Newt Great G111! 1 storage untt Black and cherry Never out of box $125 Holcls up to 940 d1scs also hold s tape s Call 740 992 66 36 alter 6 pm COs & tapes not Included Two 2 bedroom tra il ers on New Uma Ad call 7-40 742 2803 after 6pm Premises 740-256-1172 -B,-1-2-T-re_a_l_ed-lu_m_b_e_r_p_o_rc_ h-·l 2 & 3 bedroom mobtle homes $260 S300 sewer water and trash Included 740 992 2167 Area 74<l 256 6574 Upton Used Cars FH 62 3 Miles South of leon WV Financing 1994 Toyota Pa seo 4CVI 5spd low mileage looks & runs great 304 675 2608 675 4546 3 Bedroom Trailer Mercerville Ford Model 1715 4wd tractor 230hrs w/6 extra attachments 304 675 5724 Reg stered Ptt bul pupptes shots and wormed 740 992 2298 $300/Mo 740-256-1044 2 bedroom mobile home tn Salem Center area $300 a month plus deposit 740 7"42 281' Vickie 740-44fi-.2897 loweslpriCe 888265 2123 Mason Credit Probleins? Wa Can Help Easy Bank Financing For Used Vehic le s No Turn Downs Call Conditon $3 000 740 379 2386 2 Reg Thoroughbred mares fn foul to Reg Quarter horse well Vqn $1 Ctrcle Motel lowest Rales In Town Newty Aert~odeled HBO C1nemu Show-'me & Dt sney Weekly Rates Or Monthly Rates Const ruction Workers Welcome national 2400 5x5 Bales Good OhiO 11a1tey Bank w~t offer lor sale a 1996 Sea Doo ret Sk and Tratl er serial t ZZND1348K596 and Upstalfs 2 Rooms & Ba th Fur n1sfled Clean No Pets Aelerence & Deposll Requued 740 446 1519 Furnished Rooms Bar $1 200 Rond Hay Baler lnler 630 dloport 740-9911 2178 450 9 Ft Hayblne With Extra Cutting 379-2720 AFTER 6 PM Ltke New Rtcon Hydraulic Wheelchat r ltft For Use tn A 9923090 5 CO Uft St 2 BA UpstairS WW Carpet Furn1shed Kttchen $285/ Month Plu s Uttltltes Depo sit Relrences Required No Pets 74D 441i-492ti ><0!1' High Asking $400 740 446 9426 Can See AI 718 Third Ave R & S Furniture Land 20 To 300 Acres Road CALL MIKETODAYI ANTHONY LAND CO LTD 1 600-213-8365 Gardall Security Safe FireRroof Brand New Never Used Will Sacriftce Sale Is 15"Wxt7" Deep Three bedroom $300 per month two bedroom $260 per month uhllt1es and depos11 Thtrd Street Aactne Ohto 74()-247 4292 Frontage & Woods A Plus 304 736 3409 Attenlton Mobtle Home Owners Areas Largest ln11entory Of Inter therm a Coleman Heat Pumps Atr Co ndtl toners Furnaces & Parts Huge Buymg Power Means The Lowest Installed Pnce Easy Over The Phone Bank Ftnancmg Call Bennetts Mobtle Home HTG & CLG 1 800-872 5967 1 BedrQom second floor apart ment no pets refarances re ery &Sel Up WlAC $19 750 1 800-251 5070 day 304 755 5885 3 Bedroom Leon area 304 586 2462 or 304 586 437 4 Jbr nome 1 acre tot located m Galllpolts Ferry ac ros s fro m 84 Lumber Prt ce red uce d ntc e NEW SHIPMENT 14x70s 4 Acre Lots For Sale On Black Top ~oad County Water Near 850 Serrous lnqunes Only 740 Handyman Special Cash Onl y 2&3 Bed roo ms $1 500 & Up! Only 3lell 304 755 5561 1 car garage 90 by 175 lot 304 882 2689 Free Rap1d Refund Serv1ce Call For DetailS 1 800-383-6862 1998 Kent t4x70 Vtnyl & shin gte 3br 2 bath delivery & set up al e nstalled $26 900 304 2592 SQ Fl 1 Bed rooms 2 Baths F ntshed Basmenl 2 112 Car Garage I Acre MOL Galh potts Aeducecl $103 000 740 446-4441 J or 4 bedroom br level 2 baths 256-1744 Mlddleporl $23 ooo 060 740 992 2290 304 3n 34oo FIRSTTIME BUYERS selltng on beauttlu t 1 112 acre lot tully eQuipped ktlchen lam1 y room w! fireplace anached large garage hea t pump & mamtenance free s!dmg 304 882 2296 anytime Trailer lot 2 Garages Poss1tle Land Conlract Crown C1ty 740 19?8 Gtles 14x70 all electnc de hvery & set up 3br 2 bath v1nyl & Skirting 111Sta11M $19 900 1985 Ranch 3 Bed•ooms 1 Bath Large lt..,tngroom Large Kttchen t Acre Gall pol1s C ty Schools $67 000 740 446 4323 3 112 yr old home Special hnanclng ava table 304- set on lot Call for more •nlo 304 Barbourswt e WVA Dream Home Senes 310 Homes for Sale SINGLE PARENT PROGRAM 736 7295 OAKWOOD HOMES REAL ESTATE W/AC $19 750 1600-251 5070 1988 14x70 Oakwood w/addttiOn & e.:tras t 984 Fo rd Bronco II 304 695 3021 Eventngs after • SPECIAL OW S ' Th1s newspaper will not knowtngtv accept ad11er11Sements tor real estate WhiCh IS n VIO!atton Of the law Our readers are hereby tnformed that all dw el mgs advert sed m th•s newspaper are avattable on an equal opport un ty bas1s t 4x70 s 3BRI2BA Free Oeltvery & Set up 2 Baths Owner Flnancang A11atl Spac1ous 3 BA /2 Ba Comple le Delrvery & Set Up Approx $200 Per Month 1 800 251 5070 All real es1ate adver11S ng tn thts newspaper 1s sutJject to the Federal Far Housmg Act of r968 w h ~ch makes l tltegal to adver1tse any p elerence ltm !alton or discnm natton based on race color reltgton seK tam11al status or natrona! ongtn 01 any tntentton to make any such pretererce hml!ahon or dtscnmtnatton NEW SHIPMENT MUST SELL. 14X60 3 Beclrooms 755 7191 BUTCHER SHOP SLAUGHTER 199B Con1essed 28K70 3br 2 lull bath au etectr1c lot model only HOUSE Otd Establ shment Bust ness Centrally l ocated In The Delivery & set up ale mstalled Btdwetl Porter Are a Excellent $57 000 304 372 3400 Chance To Own Your Own Bust nes s B ackburn Aeatty 740 446 New Repos Never Lived In Only 2 left Free Delivery & Set up Call Finance Line For Free Ap proval 1 800 948 5678 14x64 2br 1 bath central atr up graded appliances 304 576 2997 6prn 675 11 73 Ask for New Oouote Wide 3br 2 bath $24 999 Free Delt11ery Call 1 New double wide repo $999 down Fr,e delivery and setup 304 736 7295 Complele Delivery & Set up 304 675-1957 and selup Only I1B7 OS per 800-691 6777 Spac~us Georges Ponable Sawmtll don t haul your togs to the mIt just call Profess anal Tree Ser.....~ ce Stump Ram o11al Free Estimates! 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