https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0e566f2ea53fb6dbfaf27a379c979d66.pdf ae8876c1cbf7bf771ef78341e43a1bcd PDF Text Text By The Bend The 'Daily Sentinel Ohio Lottery Page 10 Eastern girls eliminated in division game Monday, March 2, 1998 Larry Bird - coach who shows courage by keeping his word Ann Landers IW7 L •• Synt.hc~tc An~c:k:s ~nd T1mC1i Crtatorl Syrw.li(:IIC Dear Ann Landtrs: I hope you have enough nerve to print thiS feller because the person I am complammg about IS an Amencan hero Hts name " Larry Btrd He made hts name as a player on the Boston Cclucs, and he ts now coachmg the lndtana Pacers Thts ts what happened. plane was scheduled to leave for Nashville at 4 p m Two of the players, Travts Best and Dale Davts. were nowhere to be found The statrs had been pulled up, and the plane was JUSt about to take off Suddenly. one of the players who was on the plane and lookmg out the wtndow yelled . "Travts and Dale are out there on the passenger can Somebody should tell the ptl ot to lower the statrs " Larry B1rd shouted. "No way Its alter 4 p m Those guys arc tardy They'll have doesn' t make any sense. I hope you wtll pnnt thts - A Former Larr;y Btrd Fan · Dear Former Bird Fan: Dtd you say · mean ·' Sorry. I don't agree wt th you I bcltcve Larry B1rd showed a great deal of courage when he lclt those late urnva ls standmg on the tarmac He taught them a lesson they needed to learn You can bet your ltf c they wt ll never be late for a team plane ,1gmn And ne!lher wtll the players who w11nessed thts extraordtnary example of dtSctphnary to go commcrcml " I was shocked when I heard about act ton Call tl bemg "mean" tf you thiS on TV How could a guy he so want to, hut m my op1010n. II was a It IUS! demonstrati on of strong chara. ter eat of the Bend .. by Bob Hoeflicn 'prmg n corner and a lew spnng fl owers ahcady tn hloom small wondct the memhcrs of the Racmc Area Commumty Organ1zat10n arc rnuv~ng nght along With plans for the IT annual flowct fcsuval Thts year the fl ower festival. an annual event. ts scheduled for Saturday. Apnl 25. and the fc st t val tsn't JUSt all ahout fl owers although 11, provtdcs some ntcc offcnngs A patadc at 10 am wtll open the fcsttval and all those wtshtng to take part arc to get m touch wtth Manl yn Powell at 949-2 676 Then there arc craft. game and toad booth features and those w1shm1! to reserve space arc to contact Ltlhan Weese at 949:!401 Melantc Weese and Tonya Hunter arc co-chamng thts year's (csttval on behalf of RACO There wtll be stage entertamment throughout the day to round out the fesuval program and takmg pan wtll be the Mtdmght · Cloggers , the Fatth Harmony Boys, the Back Porch Swmg Band, the Last Chance Band and ' Mtke Hemmelgarn, a vcntnloqutst. wtll agam be a feature So heuer mark your calendars The hcsl pan, of cou rse. ts that the tcsttval to he held at Star Mtll Pmk ts free u or stopped A-. h:.1rd as !try 10 he a rcsponsthlc Cll!ZC n I m1~~cd paymg J a~t month ' tnll-a cardmal stn appatcn tl y I don't know how thts happened I am an eagct heaver when 11 comes to paymg btlls- for ulllll!cs or whatever I keep alltncomtng btll s tn one slot tn my desk and lreq ucntly go over them rcmov mg the due ones and paytng them I do thts wcl11n advance olthe due date Somehow the htll tn que slton, for all of $73 33, dtd not get 10 the slot I suppose I could have tm splaccd tl hut I don't recall cvct hav10g seen 11 On the other ham! I have no assurance that It was eve r matlcd It could have heen nussent or even landed 10 someone else 's matlbox. At any rate gomg along wtth today's phtlosophy. I refuse to accept the responsthtltty of the Sttuallon What really burns me IS that no m~e tn the uultty's btlltng offtcc was constdemtc enough to look t~to the records to sec tf I have 'Jcen prompt pay lor 30 years or more or am a habitual deadbeat Upon checkmg . the employee could have wondered tl I were til. dead or what smcc the htll has always hcen patd promptly 101 a long. long 11me It JUSI seems to me that a more ge ntle system of nudgmg me to pay the btl! could Inn and Jcnntfcr Sheets arc have been used smcc as far ·"" I proudly g1vmg out cards to fncnd s know there ts no record that I -don't pay my btlb and promptly these Jays Wh-at rcplly bothers me about They arc the cards nl Dr Jared A Sheets. nne of then three sons. the nottcc 1s my conctrn lm other people What happens wtth peo~ hn ., domg rcsadcnttcs at Children's Hospttal and at Un i\'Ctslly ple wl1o arc til and .tw.ty It om H<"P''·'" 10 Columbu s Dr thc1r hom~s lor one rc.asnn 0 1 Sheets wtll he tratned m hoth another !01 any lengt h of tlm ~ ­ pcth.ttru.: ' .tnd lan11l y pr.tdltC pcoplc who have no help 10 kcpmg up wllh every Jay ptohlcnh' mcdu:mc I a. . sumc thctr sc rvu.c 1s JU't ~.:u t The pt.tyers and sympathy ol nll - an c.tsy t.hk lor the comp.lthe ~.:ommumt y arc ccrtamly v..llh ny. eh 1 I have sent the deltnqucnt p.lythe Log..m Family mcmhc as who mcnt .md II .il l goes well the ullh ~t iler m.my hc.nt.tc hcs .md cnHl.Jwnal time" lost thctr helmed ty l:Oill p.my won ·! t.hsl'onncl:l my "Barh.tra. a te.1chcr .11 the Mtddlc- \CIVH.:c Gccz I dn hope the com pany gch the check If thc1c were pntt Elemen tary Schnol .m ,lltcl lhi\I VC I wo ul d go lm 11 .md Wh.lte,cr h.tpf)encd tn .til that tel l the uttltt y compa ny what hype .thou! ·u more gl!n tlc Amcn- 11 could do wtlh It " sc1vu.:c How eve! like the Tt:''t n! ynu I m .t f..:a"' l.lrti\'C lUSIOlllCI .. ;md kl" lace I don 't hchcve 11 ruhhed nil 1 1 you not unl) c.m 1 hc;n Cny very mud1 so I'm w,Jrlllng yo udon't tne" w11h Mothet N.llure Hall hut yuu c.m 1 heat htg bust nes" e1thcr And I m nnt trymg OR uuhty cnmpantes Wh.lt~\C! happened to rons td too I JU"'t dt1 n 1 w.mt to he the rcc 1p1cnt ol the cult l lll'Oil' ldcr.llc cr:liHm - oJ even logtc! I h.tvc recctvcd ,, dtscnnncct llli~SIVC"i Do kc~ p 'mlimg notK~ !rom ,l m.lJOr u11l11y You ge t yo ur sc 1VILC ~ BY ED PETERSON Social Security Manager, Athens office Snl'l.l l Scc uT!l y docs not 1ccogn'"' pnwct of .!llot ne) when a lamtly mcmhcr lite' to conduct Socta l Sccu nt y hu,u1c'" fnr a Jclat1ve They ltave 111 he the representati ve payee" A tepte,cntattvc payee " ,, petson selec ted hy Soc tal Sccunt y to tcee tve beneftts on bchall of a beneltctary Mm c th.m stx mtllton people who get monthl) Soual Secunty or Suppl cmentol Secu nty In come (SSI) heneftt> . '" hoth. need someone to help them manage then money When a person needs tills kmd of help. the Soc t.tl Sccunt y AdmmtsI! alton appomt s a tclauvc. fncnd or .mother tntcrcsted party to serve as POMEROY - F11ends of the Mctg> County Ltht ory Monday 7 p m at the Pomcrny Lt hr.uy the person's rcprcscntattve payee Thts ts done onl y alter a careful tnvcsl!gutton The petson's bencftts arc then patd m the reprcscntattvc payee's name on the bcncfictary·s behalf However. people often work out other ways to handle a family membcr\ fmanccs to sui! thelf needs. A "powcr-of-altorney" arrangement ts one of the most commonly used methods Although that may be a convcmcnt way to pay btll s and handle some legal matters, the power-of altorncy proced ure 'docs not cstabltsh the responsthtltty and accountabtltty that Soc tal Sccurny rcqutrcs of rcprcscntattvc payees. If you would hkc to become a rcprcscntattvc payee for a famtly member or a fncnd who needs help managmg the money they rccctvc m Soctal Secunty or SSI hencllls call Soctal Security's tollfrcc numhct 1800-772-1213 Baby Needs A Social Security Number So you're g01ng to have a hahy Babtes arc a lot 0f fun, and a rcsponSthtltty One of he ftrst thmgs you probably want to do IS get a Social Sccunty number for your haby so that you ca n mcludc hnn or her as a dependent on your tax return The Taxpayer Rehel Act of 1997 changes what you have to do to get your bahy a Soctal Sccunty number The new law rcqu~rcs the Soctal Sccunty AdmmtStrattOn (SSA) to :" 'By Alden Waitt, President Meigs County Humane Society Many of the readers ol tlus column no doubt read Scnl!nel rcponcr Bnan J Reed\ sad story on the shool!ng and dtsftgurcmelll ol Morg.m. a dog owned by longl!mc Snowvtl lc rcstdent Ron Wood 'I he dcltberatc shoolt ng by a hunter dutmg mun lc- lo.ldmg sca:-.on ~.:crtam l y J1d not. a.. wntc1 J1111 Ftccman noted m hts 'In the Open" column . do much to enhance the rcputatton of sportsmen Mm g.m 1 ~ Jn lllLIClhhl y "iWCet. pc.H.:c -lo\lllf sOil {ll Jog who p1(lh,lh \~ .1ppro.tchcJ the per !>ion who .. hot h1111 wllh t,u\ wagg mg. assum1n g he \\od.., .thoul lll cm:ountl' l ,tnothcr l11cnd Howc\t:' l cven lud Mnr~.m po .. . . cs ... ct..l qullc a lii llcrcnt pl'T"inn.tilty CI'CII h.1d he co nlrontcd the huntet Jgg rC.."il\ciy. wh,tt LOUkl flO"i"i lhl y JUstII ) the huntc1 " h.l\ rn g "hot hun lull tn the lace' It ts most likely that thts hunter ts from out of the county. whtch actually makes sense to me My own cxpencnce has always been that aggrcsstvc, belligerent men anxtous to shoot-at anythmg-wcre not local people, who know what they arc domg and respect stgns, property. and the pet antmuls of their nctghbors, but urhan dwellers usually on a ttght sc hedule and unfamtl'·" wuh the area But what arc we to make nf the two fo llowmg com pla mts recorded on December 5. IYY7. tn The Datly Se nt mel ' A man lrom Skmncr Ro.ud teported that Ills chocol.ttc Lah had hccn shot m the head Wtlh .111 arrow "Upped wuh a hroadhcad a pmnt With razor-sharp hladcs typH.:ally uscd 1n deer hunting .. The dog was 1.1kcn to Mcrgs Vctcnnary Ch111c where 11 later dted (A few weeks l.llct another dog. found tn Pomeroy. Wi.\"i also k1lled hy an The same "Complamts Rccetl'cd" noted that a woman who ltvcs on St.ftc Route 7 reponed that her cat had been shot and ktlled These cowardly acts were commtllcd by someone who hvcs here 10 Mctgs County, someone mentally unhealthy, someone wtth a good deal of pent-up anger whtch can he cxprc,scd m only the most pnmttt vc of ways. We may he t.llktng ahout more than one pcrsnn. whtch won't help any of us sleep any bencr. hut we have to acknowledge thts I don't pretend to understand tillS r.cr~on's hchav101 I've hcen lortu- nate . for I've mostly met cann g. mnstdcratc. producttvc women and men smcc I've hved hc1~ m thts hcautdul part ol the n1untry II you know thl!\ pcr!'ion or per'ons . then he c~1 rc lu l lor result' ol studtes on vtolcncc show th.\1 there IS .1 sl!ong lmk between vto lcnt hchav101 perpetrated agmnst .mun ,tl "i .md the oventual ahusc of human arrow) 6-17-18·19·28 en tine Send questions to Ann Landers, Creators Syndicate, 5777 W. Cen· tury Bl>d., Suite 700, Los Angeles, c~ur. \lot. 48, NO. 22;1 C1 998, Ohio Valley Publlahlng Company SYRACUSE - Su unn Townshtp Tru,tecs. Monday 7 ~0 p m at Syracu'c Muntnp.tl Butldmg POMEROY - Saltshuty Townshtp Trustee,. Tuc,day 6 p m .lithe town .. hlp hwldmg on Rock Spnngs Ro.id RACINE R,,, 111c Ytllagc Counctl. Mond.ty. 7 p m at the R:u.:me Munrup~ll hulllhng PAGEVILLE - Su pto Townshtp Trustee'. 6 10 p m Tuesday at the town lull RACINE- R.1, me Ch.1ptct 134. Order of E.t,\ct n Sw. 7 ~0 p m Monday Mock tntl!atwn ALFRED - Orange Townshtp Trustee'. 7 10 Tuesday .tt the home ol clerk O>~c Follrod LETART - Le tart Townshtp Trustees. 7 p m Monday at the offile butldmg POMEROY - Pomeroy Eagles Auxthary. Tuesday. 7 30 p m the hall . Refreshments TUPPERS PLAINS - lnfonnal!onal meetmg. Tuppers Platns Rcgtonal Sewer Dtstnct 7 p m . Tuppers Platns Elementary School All homeowners urged to attend TUESDAY TUPPERS PLAINS Un11cd CHESTER - Chester Counctl 323. Daughtct of Amcnca, Tuesday. 7 p m at hall Good of order commlltce wtll serve vegetable soup Take ft vc Etli s for games to be played foll owmg the meeting 1 Section. 10 Pages, 35 cents A Gannett Co. Newspaper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, March 3, 1998 90045 State grant allows for extension of LCCD lines By JIM FREEMAN Sentinel News Staff The Leadmg Creek Conservancy Dtstnct will receive a $181.7(X) state grant to extend water lines in Sakm and Rutland townships . The grant was awarded through the Ohto Small Cittes Communtty Devel opment Block Gran! (CDBG) Water and Santtury Sewer Program. admmistered by the Ohto Depanment of Development's Communtly Development Program, according to Lt. Gov. and congressiOnal hopdul Nancy Hollister of Marietta, who announced the grant Monday afternoon. Called !he Dexter Rural Water Line Extension ProJect, plans call for · IOStalling 60,000 feet. or 11.4 mtles of polyvmyl chlonde (PVC) water hne : m the Dexter area, LCCD manager Brent Bolin said. oht.nn the Sou.tl Sccu11 ty nuinhet s of patents 'when .m .tppltc.lll<>n ts made lot a Soctal Sccullty numhcr lot .1 dl!ld who " under age IM. Bec.tusc ol the new l.1w. SSA wtll also lorwarJ the parent s' Soct.ll Sc..:unty numhcr' to the Internal Revenue Servtcc (IRS 1 lor usc m admmtste11ng tax bcnclits hascd on support or restdencc ool children Therefore. you should he prcpatcd to pmvtdc the Soctal Secunty numbcrs of both your baby's mother and fat her "' part of the' apphcallon process for a Socml Sccunty number for your hahy Once you rccctvc your ch1ld s Soc tal Sccumy c~rd. kee p tt m a sale place. as you would any nnportant document ~•mm~tls were the results nl About 95 households along Bowles, Nelson, Halhday, McCumber, Nicholson Htll and Beech Grove roads will be the project's benefictanes. he . satd Most of the homes in that area are served by wells and springs, he satd. "The improvements will prov1de the residents of Salem and Rutland townships with the safe and rehable drinking water necessary to mamtain a healthy communtty." satd Hollister. The Water and Sanitaf)' Sewer Program helps local government unus maintam. improve and expand their water and santtaf)' sewer systems. The goal of the program is to create a safe and sanitaf)' hvmg environment for Ohio cttizens through the provision of safe and reliable drinking water, and proper di sposal of sanitary waste. he satd. ~ Southern Applicattons for the program are accepted on a continu.1l basts and are rated agamstthe followtng critena: number of persons who wtll benelit from the proJect: abthty to leverage funds: program tmpact : program readmess. and the communtty's tinunctal capac!ly and rate structure Commumttes wtth documented health and safety concerns .tre gtven prtority. u factor that may have assiSted the Dexter proJect in gelttng the grant. Boltn satd. Most olthe wells sampled tn the Dexter area tested postttve tor bactena. he satd. Total cos! of the project is estimated at $618.000. he satd. Metgs County Commtsstoners are contnbuttng $30.0<Xl tn local lunds, whtle LCCD ts anttpahng a $150,000 Appal.1chtan Regtonal Com m ts>~o n grant. The remainder will be patd through a loan acqUJred by the distnct Commissioners lease phones for courthouse :approves ·puilding program architect By BRIAN J. REED the rool at the Rutland Ctvtc Center. Sentinel News SlaH Btds were recetved from Home A new telephone system for the Creek Enterpnses ol Pomeroy 10 the county courthouse was purchased amount of $45.876, and Advanced when the Meigs County Commis- Guuers and Rooting Inc.. m the sioners met m regular sess1on on amount of $47,700. Monday. and the posstbthty of a toll Btds for the constructton ol an free telephone number for the coon- addtlton 10 the county garage were house was discussed. submtlted by Home Creek EnterpnsBy JIM FREEMAN The new system will provide 19 es, $44.823, Banks ConstructiOn, Sentinel News Staff telephones for the county commiS- $49,750; Brothers ConstructiOn The Southern Local Board of sioners, clerk of courts. county coun. Portsmouth. $59.472: and Smtih Education, meetmg Monday mght at probate coun and trea.>urer's office. to Construc\ton of Cheshtre. $26.1JX Southern High School. approved an bnng those oflices up to date Wtlh Bids were tabled on the projects. ~rchitect to handle its current build other county offices. whtch are to be funded through the mg proJect - pendtng the approval was purchased on a The system Communtty Development Block of a 5.39 mill bond/levy tssue on May at a cost of . two-year lease Gmnt Fund. 5. $12,089 49, w~h the option of purThe board reJected btds recetved Marr-Knapp'-Crawfis Associates chasmg the system for $1 at the end last week tor a heatmg and venttloInga of architectural firma during Monday's CONSIDERING ARCHITECTS Southam Inc. of New Phtladelphta will assist of the lease penod. tion system lor the new Racme ltreLocal Board of Education members Dave Kuc· meeting at Southern High School. Also shown Ihe district in the passing of the bond wifing and The cost includes are Superintendant Jamal Lawrence and Treahouse. to allow the board to rewnte sma, taft, and Board Preslden~ Bob Collins are issue, and if the issue passes, to installation and traming of statf in the spec1 tications. and awarded a btd to shown discussing the merits and shortcomDennie Hili. develop a contract for architect seruse .of the new •ystem.-...hoch -will Bi"'"" Conmuction Co. lor floonng vices. allow county offices to transfer culls at the Chester Counhouse. 10 the "This ts a! no cost to the dtstnct under a school butldmg lundtng plan it in by the fin;t Monday in June to Money will be tight, Hill said. among offices. which until now has amount of $ 19.500. Those projects unless the bond i~sue passes," sa1d begun m 1990. ' Lawrence smd when the current not been posstble. recetve the benefit the tollowmg are also to be funded through CDBG Superintendent James Lawrence. Supponers of the butlding tssue year. The amount of the benetit is year is up. Southern wtll not owe any The commtsstoners also discussed dollars. The board decided on Marr- wtll allcmpt to capttalize on · the based on their income. she satd. money as far as loans are concerned. with GTE's Jnn Leo the establishThe commtsstoncrs annoum:cd Knapp-Crawlis after mterviewmg hOmestead exemption program to the exception of asbestos ment of an KOO toll-tree telephone with "The state reimburses the county that Mtldred Jac obs has been n:nned three architectural firms . make the ISsue more accep(able to for the money, so its not a loss of removal and House Bill 264 proJects number for telephone customers 10 acung admm1stratnr at the Mc1g" "Some people have been wonder- elderly restdents ltvtng on ftxed money to the countYi" Campbell atmed at energy conservatton. the 667, 278, :md 698 exchanges. County Home. Jacobs. who was the ing why we're doing it this way." income s by redu<ing thetr property said. . In addition . the 6oard met m who mu't now dtal long-dtstance to matron of the home lor many yc:Ms Lawrence satd. "This ts the way dts- tax . "It's a benefit for tbe elderly or the executive sess 1on 10 consiJcr per- call county olfices. unttl her retirement, wtlltemporanly tnct's play the game with the state The program ts targeted In people totally dtsabled," she said. "It's not sonnel matters and dtscussed gettmg ·· In other busmess. the commts- repl.1ce Sharon Outley Johnson . who butldmg assistance program. You 65 or older or anyone totally disabled chanty or a handout. t!'s a tax break esttmates on replacmg garage doors stOners opened btds tor the repair ot (Continued on Page 3) JUst don't go out and ptck any (archt · wtth a total mcome ot $20.800 or .. one of the few tax .breaks they are at the high school. teet) you want." . less. includmg Soctal Security. pen- ~nlttled to," she said. Present were Lawrence . Htll . The districtts seeking approval of "iiOns ;md int\!re'l. sard Me1g' Cou n ~ Treasurer Dennie Hill tssued the board President Bob Collins and the 23-year bond/levy issu~ to build ty Audttor N.mcy c;amphell. board a financtal forecast for the dtshoard members Dave Kucsma, Doug a new K-Melem~ntary school an J for The person needs to own anJ tnct. a torecast demanding fiscal conLittle, Ron Cammarata and Murty additions to the high school What the occupy their home and the program servalism. Morarity. The next meeting wtll be $4,042,000 the bond issue would covers onl y the house and homestte. .The district's current goal ts to held Monday. March 23 at 7:30p.m . rmse locally would be matched wtth she said They must ptck up an applt- avoid borrowmg money. it was notEarl Ingels Jr. 51 . of Coleram One woman su td 11 alleged ly hap$3,685.4(X) donated by the state calton at the auditor's office and turn ed at the h1gh school. Township, lormerly of Mason. W.Va. pened twtce whtle ' he rtnted a spare and Pomeroy. pleaded not gutlty 10 an room from Ingels Two others s.1y arraignment Fnday on several they were allegedly atl.!ckcd whtle charge ... accordmg to a report m th ~ they worked us seLTetanes 10 the b~•~emcnt olli~.:c Cmcmnult Enqu~rer Ingels' al\orney. Jack Rubensletn , Inge ls faces charges of gross sexsatd the .lets never happened. and satJ 11 was dtfticult to pass through the ual nnposttton. sexual baltery. two By BRIAN J. ~EED some ol the women were t:xottc crowd on Saturday ntght of last counts of ktdnappmg and tour counts COLUMBUS (AP) - The state today a~ked the US Sup reme Court Sentinel News Staff to let 11 proceed wtth tontght \ s.:heduled executton of a deuth row mmate Plans are underway for the Btg year's festival because those watch- of ktdnapptng with spec tltc attnn s dancers who know each other One ol who says he wants to dt~. Bend Stemwhed Festtval in October. ing the perfonnance created a bottle- that he is a 'exually vtole nt predator the women asked Ingels to lend her The altemptto put convtcted ktllcr Wtlford BerT)' Jr. to death had stalled Pomeroy Ytllage Council autho- neck in front ot the stage, tmpedmg and that the cnmes were com milled money.• md when rei used was upset and gut her In ends together to m ~tke Monday when the 6th U.S CircUit Court of Appeals Jduyed the e<ecurized the use of the levee area and the those who were walking to the con- wtth a sexual mo11val10n up the charges. he told the EnqUirer sale ot beer on the parkmg lot for the cesston area. Dav1s estimated a crowd llon and scheduled a Mar.:h 24 heun ng nn whether Berry ts mentally comWhen 411e,tioned by the Ctncmpetent to make the hfe-or-death dectston. }he cnurt.lelt a stay of exe.:uevent when 11 met m regular sesston of 700 that evemng. Judge Thomas Crush set a natl newspapt!r. however. thrc~ ol the The Mason VFW post wtll span; lton issued last week b) a Columh\Js JUdge tn pl.tce. on Monday. $50.000 bond on the charges. but women who testtlied he lore .1 Hamtl thts year's chtlt cook-off. and the sor Ohto Auorney Geneml Belly Montgomery's ollice til~d an appeal askltm Davts ol Mmersville. the fe< refused to set a bond on a separate Metgs County Economtc Developtn g justtces to let the execul!on proceed tnntght She a~JUed th.1tthe appe lltval chatrman. sutd that boat captams charge that Ingels vtolated hts pro- ton County grand JUry ' "'d they don't late court's f:ulure to dectde and mstead setting a hearing alter the exehave already begun to commit to ment ofnce w11l organtze the parade. bation stemmmg trom a 1995 gutlty know e.tch other Only one s.nd >he cutton date meant the state could not carry out the execut ton date set by attend the event. and sponsors for A queen contest wtll be held ag.un plea to sexual bal\~ry Ingels haU ever bt:en ,, U.tn u.:r .~nU 'he ... ud thts year. Last year. the contest was remamed tn the Hamilton County ~he qu1t year .. ago the Ohio Supreme Coun vanous t:vents have been named. Inge ls· prob.ttlon V1olat1on "Gra nting a stay. together with faihng to review that grant in a timeDaviS said that last year's festtval suspended due to the lack ol an orga- Justtce Center as of Fnday ly fashton . undermmes Oh10's nghtto carry outtls 1.1wlul 'entences. "the was "the best yet." and added that mzer. At least five women allege the stemmed from hts gu tlty plea to ,, The festival commtllee has man. who ran Mtdwest Plastic Sys- sexual hatlt:ry lhargc He w,,.., senappeal satd. several tirst-ti me vtsitors last year applied for its temporary ltquor per- tems Co from hts basement office. tenced to the yc.trs · probat ron m Mark Weaver. a J~puty sl:lte attorney general. satd no d~cis10n was have promtsed to return. expected unt1lthis afternoon. at the earltest Jeff North of Starbound Enter- mil, whtch will allow the sale of beer drugged them and then sexually Aprtl 1996 In th at c.tse. the wnrn.tn ....ud ... ht: The Ohto Publtc Detender\ ollice. which has been trying to stop the tamment. a karaoke .operatton. and on the parkmg lot dunng the festtvt - molested them whtle they were dtsexecution on behalf of Berry's funuly. dtd not unm~dtately return a call Mtke Momson and the Swing Shtft ties. and Davis satd thm the Amen- onented. Each '"Y they remember was drugged and then sexu.tlly seekmg comment Band wtll return as entertamers can Legion Post in Rutland wtll 'tal'f dnnkmg some tht~g b.:lore black111g auaded • Prosecutors rn court Fnllay :-iau.l The. pmon' s execution team remained on standby. state pnsons Counctl Prestdent John Musser urged the booth. He noted that there were out. Some say they regatned conspokesman Joe Andrews satd. ··we·re pretty much prepared. But we have Da'vts to use the amphttheater stage no problems wtth the sale of beer last sctoulness whtle they were betng nearly a dozen women w1th "illllllar stones have come forw.trd to stay in a slate of readtness because 11 sttll coud happen. tntheory.'" he thtsye~no allow spec!atOOHo sit dur· year alleged! y molested said. In other busmess. Mayor Frank ing the perfonnances. Both Musser and Davts noted that (Contlnuad on Page 3) bemgs • Alhcrt DeSalvo. the Boston Strangler as a chtld trapped dogs and cats tn mange crates and shot arrows through the hoxes. *Executed 10 1984, Carroll Edward Co le . who commtttcd several vtctous murders, strangled a cat when he was a duld *In IYX4 J.uncs Huhcrty was shot hy pol1cc after ktlhng twentyone chtldrcn .tnd adults .11 .1 San Ysidro. C.1ltl McDonald's /\s a chtld, he tcportcdly shot a nctghhor's dog wt :h an atr gun . Whether the acts com milled on lm:al Cloudy with scattered snow showers tonight, lows around 30. Wednesday, little change. Highs In the lower 40s. • •urer .t dtsputc wllh a nctghhot , .m anempt to mtnmdatc someone. or stmply the mcxpltcahlc dcsnc to snull the hie out ot i1vrn~ lrc~tture , whocvcn:nmm1ltcd these ~.:rune" 1' not .. omcone I welcome as u memhcr ol 'our communlly. Do any ol us ! Tlus person need' help. not shtcldmg. and needs to he hcliJ .H.:l:ountahlc lm tins hcluv1or Ingels pleads innocent to sex-related charges Pomeroy OKs use of levee .State asks Supreme Court for annual sternwheel fest to proceed with execution Limited time Offer! 1998 FORD RANG 4x2 Mcthodtst Women mectmg .11 Tuppers Plams Tuesday. 7 30 p m at St Paul Umtcd Mcthodtst Churc h POMEROY - Mctgs County Health Department free cvc nmg tmmunll.!ltnn chntc . Tuesday. 5to 7 p m Clnldrcn to he .l .. ompantcd by parent .tnd to l.l~C 111111\Unllatlon record Pick 4: 7-6-4·6 Buckeye 5: Seattle Dear Sleepless: If my anthmetic ts correct, you arc workmg more than 18 hours a day Thts le.-es you wtth no ttm e for famtly. fnends or qutet contemplauon , 10 addmon to whtch you arc wcanng yourself to a frazzle You need an asSistant If your congregation wtll not provtde y ~ u wtth one. please tell them where to sh1p the body Ethical issues - violence toward animals has strong link with eventual abuse of humans Community Calendar PORTLAND - Ponland PTO. Monday. 7 30 at the '' hool pttal calls, admintstraltve dutte s. encounseling, baptisms, mamages, divorces and funerals Some arc expected to ref~rc:e famtly fights In addition to all of'the above. the congregatton expect's Its pastor to be available all hours of the daY. and ntght. No wonder so many mmiSters experience burnout and have health and family problems I begin my day at 5 30 am., and rarely do I come home before mtdntght It would be mce tf your readers understood this Perhaps tf you pnnt my letter, it wtll help Of course, I cannot sign my name. but rest assured I speak for thousands -Sleepless. But a Long Way from SIS 2·2·2 Sports on Page 4 Power of Attorney Not Enough for Social Security Representation I"'' MONDAY Columbta CARPENTER Townshtp Board of Trustees. Monday. 7 30 p m at f~rc , 1,111on Way to go, Larry! Dear Ann Landers: It amazes me how so many people are under the 1mpress10n that church clergy work only on Sundays. As a pastor. I am often asked, "So what do you do dunng the week?" I cannot begm to tell you how demandmg church work can be . Congregaltons need to understand that mmiSIT)' IS more than g1vmg a sermon and greetmg people on Sunday mormng They should know that one sermon mvolves many hours of preparatton Also, pastors today are overloaded wtth home vtsllalton , personal and famtly coun se lmg , board meetings. Bible studies, hos- Pick 3: CELEBRATES FIRST BIRTHDAY - Kaitlynn Elizabeth Hanenbach of Pomeroy celebrated her first birthday Feb. 15 at the home of her parents, Steve and Pam Hartenbach. Her party was carried out in a Winnie the Pooh theme with a Winnie the Pooh cake and ice cream and chips being served with refreshments. Others attending besides her parents were an older sister, Anna Marie Hartenbach of Middleport; maternal grandparents Gene and Wanda Imboden of Syracuse; paternal grandparents Bob and Viola Hartenbach ot Pomeroy; godparents Gammie Marty and Gampa Joe Struble of Pomeroy; godfather Skip Imboden and aunt Jo and cousin David of Bid· welL Sending gifts were godmother Kelly Shears of Racine, uncle Roger and cousins Chad and Ryan Imboden of Syracuse and aunt Debbie and uncle Gary and cousins Andrea and Jessica Grueser of Pomeroy. 17lmo. 8 Starting at 24 Mo. Red Ca Lease customer to pay $799 down at Lease Signing Plus 1st payment & Refundable Security Deposit State Taxes-& Fees not Included. Lease Includes 15,000 miles per year with customer responsible for 15 cents for each additional mile. Includes $1,000 rebate frorri Ford ' ' i Security Council endorsement • (Je 1-:fappiJ ·rJUIJilmerl.c~n! I I' U.N. says approval of pact doesn't OK attack Htghltghts of U N. chtef Koft Annan's deal with Iraq. unaritmously approved by the U N Security Counctl UNITED NATIONS ( AP) - The Security Council has warned Iraq of "se>erest consequences· if it breaks its pledge to open president tal palaces to U.N. arms tnspectors. But key members ins1s1ed today that dtd not sanction a U.S.- Ied attack if lrJq violated the deal. In Iraq, Foreign Minister Mohammed Saeed ai-Sahhaf said the resolution was a mere "face-savmg" measure ·for the United States but promised that Baghdad would not violate the agreement. " If there is any real meanmg in th1s resolution. then it 1s the adopt ton • Prov1de "1mmedwte, unrestrtcted, • Commumcru uppl1es 10 all :me:} uncondwonal" access for UN, anywhere 111 country mcludmg e1glu ~nspectorl to alf sues us called for prevwully dcmed prelldennaf sues by UN Secumy Counctl resolutwns • Semor dtplomuts appomted by • If done, thts comnwmenr Will II!,low Secretary-Genera/ wt/1 accompany UNSCOM to fulfil/as mtsswn UNSCOM wah repeal VIS liSafld no deadlmes on completton • Fmd a11d destroy all chemical, bwlog1cal and nuclear weapons • All areas, facllwes, eqwpmem, records and means of • Fmd and destroy mtsStles to cransporiUllon shall be deltver those weapons open to UNSCOM, .---.... Jnslltute a system mcludmg rhose long-term prevrously momtormg to dented make sure more are not built .. and the endorsement" of the agreement, ai-Sahhaf told Associated Press Televiston. "The rest IS some kind of polittcal rhetoric," In a unantmous vote Monday ntght. the 15-member council endon;ed the accord signed last week in Baghdad by Deputy Prime Mmister Tariq Aztz and U.N. Secretaf)'General Koti Annan to open the palaces and avert a threatened U.SBritish attack . Annan said if his deal holds, " we will be moving on !o a penod when Iraq w11l complete \IS obligations and the counct l can begin thinking of hft- ... mg the sanctions" tmposed more than seven years ago. The resoluuon. drafted by Britain and Japan. d.:clared that "any vtolaltOn would ha•e severest consequences for Iraq." In Washmgton. Prestdent Chnton hailed the agreement and culled on Iraq " to turn the commitment 11 ha.' made into full compliance." ''Tonight's unanimous volt of the United Nattons Secunty Council sends the clearest possible message: Iraq must make good on its commtt,ment to give the international weapons inspectors immediate, unconditional and unrestricted access to any suspect s!le, any place. any time." Clinton said U.S. Ambassador Btll Rtchardson said the >ole was a victof)' for the Untted States, notinj;lbe resolution mcluded the tough warning that Washtngton had demanded. "This gives us the green hghtto approach our policy of diplomacy and force ." Richardson said on NBC's "Today" show. Several counctl members insisted that the resolu!ton was not a blank check for U S mthtary actton. \ ' I. �Tuesday, March 3, 1998 Commentary OHIO Weather Page2 Tuesday, March 3, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio c AccuWemher• forecast for dayume condmons and h1gh temperalurcs Hattie Mae Fischer MICH · ~T-he_D_ail_·_y_S-en-tin_e..;....I-Bankruptcy ' 'Esta6fulittf m 1948 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 614-1192-2156 • Fax 992-2157 a!1 A Gannett Co. Newspaper ROBERT L WINGETT Publisher CHARLENE HOEFUCH General Manager MARGARET LEHEW Controller btoMI- 171e SttoliMI , . . , . _ , , . 101110 fn1m tNdttr on 1 01 ""*'Shott,.ffwni(JOO...maor ou)IIII.. INbfltehlncootbolngpubll-.l)opodll! ,.,.,.,.,.,...,,.d,IIIMybfttlllltLEichthouldln<iulll.,lfl-,lddro... ond doytlmo pllono numbf1 Spe-. lfy o - I I thtrl 1 1 ftltrenco to • tnriout ortlcl< o• lollll,., ulllfl to tht Editor. TIN 11,.1 111 Court 51 p.,nr,, Ohio 45719: "' FAX lo614-m-2!>7 ,.Ill< s.n .. By Jack Anderson and Jan Moller In lhe U S Congress somellmes profits come before pnnc1ples At least that seems 10 be the case w1th an effon now underway 10 reform the two decade old bankruptcy sys tem When the Republicans took over Congress m 1994 they d1d so w1th a clear Simple mc~sagc ol smaller government fewer regulations and lower laxcs Ask any Republican member of Co ngress and lhey lllell you those pnnc1ples still apply to 1hc pany But look m10 the f1nc pnnl of some of their legiSlatiVe efforts and you 11 fmd quite the opposite Perhaps no ISsue Illustrates thiS q01le as well as bankruptcy rclorn1 h II 1 k w ere a co cellon ol twm 1 crs arc pushmg a bill to make the pmcess ~~~~~a::.;::l.;;l~r;:;O;;;::a~:,:~;,;~-I~S---m---a--k--:!1.-n---g--- ;~~r~~~~:c:~~,ll:~o'~~c~u~~~~~~l::~~:;~ from crcd ll nrs Undc1 1 hill schcd ulcd to move sw1 ltly tluon~h 1hc l•nroads agal•nst opposition to more rail traffic lcnde~swouldgcl Houscand Sc nllc a lono dcsncd lc< up 111 thcll cllorl s 1 ra rl ro::td town and an mdustnal town CAT s:.t1d Hunter Morr1son Cleve land s pl annmg d~recwr There 1s ample opportunny to run through nduslnal e< mdors But '" Br< ok Park lhc b1g concern was whether an overpass could be hu11t at Snow Road a hea\lly trave led streel ncar Cleveland Hopkms Inter n,tuonal A ~rpon Coy ne sa1d hiS City-has a com mitment that ra1l and federal money could he applied to gc11hat $6 nul lion JOb done Coyne s nd Ihe overpnss lrammg ol safely lnrces on how 10 deal Wllh haz 1rdous Ill lien lis and mnsc bamcrs Will hencln Brook Park Whll~: wonde rs whether the rm h oads stratcg) 1s to !'i tnkc deals wtth suh u1hs tnd '" I lie Clcvc lmd a- lhe only mcrcc1 npp<1ncn1 lcl 11n 11S own mel 10ptllllll "' Wh 11 \\C 1c lmdm e IS 1ha1 1 11hc1 1h 1n de 1i1nc wllh lhc problem 10 a ~..: ITllpH.: hl: nst\t.: md cllcct t\C rnannf..:t th~: rulro1ds ~lc trymg to !.:U I deals 1\ Ill sunulih ' lid ShaiOn Swhol JOid Ill an tdVISer to the city on the Iall { Jd ISSUt.: Robe rt L Gould 1 sp< kc'm m I •r CSX and Sus 1n Terpay 1 spokes \\tlll\ 111 lot N ulo lk Southc tn s ud they t.:o uld not dlst.:uss spce~lu.:s Clt ncgo 11 HIOns m tlu.: CkH.:hmd m.: 1 W~.:. 1\.: tt lk tn ... md \\i.: lt.: m tkm n..: 11 pro ... n..:ss 11 tha s pomt Gould I he Surl tcs Transp "''" >n Bo 1d has IS ked us tow< rk d~rccllv wHh 101 Ili ce led u H11mun 1y md lmd mu1u Ill\ bene hull " luu ons That" what w~.: u~.: lh n CSX s 110 1n J tnua1 v lh ll Ihe Ill< ee1 would me 1n thoul $1 7 hdhon tlr 1u h new JOhs am.l L 1r1t 1111\l:stm t: nl oHI If) y~.: m. m the Ch:\cl1nd met 10r 1l 11m 11 1.: , ; It wou ld h~.: h oltsh lo1 the 11111 ( u.b I 1 thmk the y llll di\t d~.: ~..:ommunr ; 1y lll lelcsll c c s 1d U S Rep Dcnn s Kuun1ch D Oh1o 1 former Cbc ~ I mJ mayo1 who li Is hdpcd loslel oppos ition 1<1 lhc nil pi m All 11 us 1n : northc a, tun Oh ) JrL m thJ!<i to ~.:thu md th~.: n llrotd ~ uc krddmg then sc lv...:s II thc) tlunk th ll hv h:l \ rn g m lt- r~.:cllH.: nt hen.: and m t~ l~.:cmcnt there •they Ires 1iv n' the prohlcm But I Will s 1y a sp 1111 ol nc otltii<Hl "llkmg form and 11 s m 1ppro '11d i rnatc lllllC KuL lliLh s;.ud But tht:\ \\.; 0\ to ThiS year the mdustry led by cred 11 card Issuers and the financ1al ser VIces mdustry have pooled then resources m an all out effort to ta1lor the system more to then likmg The same folks who sent ou1 more than 4 b1llion unsolicned cred1t card appli catiOns last year now want Congress to help them get then money back when people default on thelf pay ments But the~r solution eagerly adopt cd hy more lhan 150 House mem bers so far would make n far moro diffi cult for mdiVIduals to f1le for hankrup1cy prolcct1on and makes 11 eaSier for crcdnors to collect Bankruplclcs arc up but (this ISsue) IS always somcthmg 1he finane~al eommumty has grumbled ahout cx pla1ns Jake Lcw1s for merly a top congressiOnal Slaffcr who now edits a bankmg ncwslencr for Ralph Nader There have hccn h1lls up there hclorc Bu1 1hey vc never had a push II kc liHs To hoosl 1hc11 prospccls the II nanc 1al serviCes mduslry h" h1red 1M AI.~ A. fEMINIST I'M A By M A KROPKO AP Busmess Wnter CLEVELAND - A un1ted front ngnmst mcreased rail traff1c m the Cleveland area appears to be break mg down CSX Tr msportauon Inc and Norfolk Southern Corp wanr the support of Clc , e l ~nd nnd Its suburbs when the federal Surl a<e TransportatiOn Board dec ides 1n Ju ly whether to approve thw acquiSitiOn of Conrail At l~rst local leaders seemed tr be umtcd m thclf opposition to the pro posed merger But one suburb East CJe,eland struck a deal Feb 18 and several suburbs west of Cleveland ha' e been workmg on closmg the1r own agreements I now look at n as a poslliVC and the railroads have been positive and coopcrat1 ve sa1d Brook Park Mayor Thomas Coyne who sa1d Berea and Olmsted Falls also were mvolved m talks wHh the railroads They (the rmlroads) sa1d to us Look we rc confident we w11l get the merger hut "e rc also concerned about your problems Clevelnnd has not wavered smce Mayor M1chael R Whne came out '" October agm nst the proposed merger The mcreascd tram traffic could delay ambulances at ra1l crossmgs would leave the c•ty at grealer nsk for sp11ls of h.zardous matenals fror.1 1rams and "ould make nc1ghborhoods no1scr While said The c1ty had hoped suburbs would JOin 11 m suggestmg an alternate plan to reroute rm ltrafhc pnmanly lhrough 1nduslrlal con 1dors m northeast Oh10 The Cleveland area would be cspce~ally vulnerable 10 mcrcased ra1ltraf fie because reg10nal rml lines converge m the c1ty Cleveland cxpecls the number of 11 nns a day to mcrcase from four 10 44 on one CSX line 1hrough an casiSidc neighborhood We re reform· is ready to roll to recover as much loot as poss1blc when people file for bankruptcy Republican leaders have made no hones about lhclf demc 10 shake up the Moller & syslcm wh~eh Anderson has come under suullny m recent y~.: 1rs as hankrupt c1es skyrockclcd Jcspllc the hoom mg economy Senate MaJOrlly Leader 1 rcnl Lon R MISS liSted 11 tmon ... Ill ~ rnOIILICS n hi S response t< lhe rres<dcnl s S111c ol 1hc Unwn speech More lh 1n I I 1111 ll1on Amencans I!let! lor p101u11on !10m thc11 ncd 1 11 rs ),, , yc 1r md th~..: numhcrs a1c Liu11h10< In the mcantunc hanks 1nd otha fin IIlli II ~t..: I V I lC ~.;ompa n cs contmuc t 1f.: Ill IV rc~.;oH..I proltts IS lh~,; Cl:Oil llll\ htU IllS Butth 11 ' •rP ucntly not enough u lr 11111.:1.: no llll:H: hl: In tnliiL lhrough Clc\C I md ncldlhmhm ds tnd the Wc>l Shore Today in history A fEMIN\$1 CATS 1.\rE \$NO BOWl IF 1 HOW~.~EY iH~W A 'SI-'OE OF CATNIP some of 1he best fixers m the bus1 ness Lobbymg the Republicans IS none other than Haley Barbour the former chmrman of the Republican NatiOnal Commlltee Takmg care of Democrats IS former Sen Lloyd Bentsen D Texas who also s~ rved as Treasury Secretary and was a v1ce presidential candidate Of course the mdustry IS also pounng money mto the pockets of hke mmded lawmakers people like Rep B1ll McCollum R Fla who took m more th,m $300 000 from the financial mdustry m the lasl electiOn cycle and IS one of 1he pnmc movers behmd the hill Supporters of the bill arc couch mg thclf arguments m lerms ol responSibility and tout an mdus try funded study showmg that Chap ler 7 bankruptcy procccdmgs often allow dcblors lo keep loo much of thw asscls They aren tlrymg to pul lhc screws to de 1dhca1s lilCy cla1m lhey merely w mt I< pul m end In hankruptucs of ~.:onvc mcncc Tile mdusll y \H>uld hkc 10 sec a syllem Ihat sc1 vcs those who me lrul) 1n need ol hankruplcy 1chef wh1lc de1cr11ng those who !fen I says Lynn Strang ol the Amcncan Fmam:ml S...:rVIll: A . . so~.: lllwn Almost nobody dcn1es that thc1e arc prohlcms m the h mkruptcy sys lcm Wh ll Congress umvcntcnlly 1gnorcs IS 1ha1 1hcrc Ire 1lso proh !ern~ With 1rn.:spons1hlc credit ors Ihat arcn I tddrcsscd h mks that urge casmo gamblers to usc thw ncd1t 'ards lor ..:ash advam;cs and then want a h uloul when the suckers go h mkrupt A• one congresSional observer scornfully smd of the bill (Th1s IS a) taxpayer I manced correcuon racket for people who vc been mak mg sub pnme loans al usunous rates And now they wam Congress to come m and make bnnkruptcy Vlf tually unavailable to people who arc m need Heanngs arc slated to hegm thiS week m the House .Here s hopmg lawmakers pvc consumers a scat at the witness table next to 1hc well heeled creduors whose b1ddmg IS bemg done Jack Andenon and Jan Moller are wnters for Umted Feature Syndicate, Inc Prognosis is good, with vigilance By Sara Eckel Ihe p1cturc c n the p 1ckage At f11 st 11 was a hcart cn mo "ghl a soht.1ry g1rl The doctor s kll on the Illy store In I f111le shell h 1d a picture of holh a lillie while hal hoy and a Unle g ~rl on lhc package slru~.:k me as a ThiS lln y "~ " ol pro,;rcss pleased pcrfccl illus me bee 1usc I V1v1dly rcmcmher the lrD.IIOn of d IV n lhc 70s when I reali zed lhal where we the contents of my little 1cd stand on ..!en nurse s k1t v.crc 1dcnt1L 11 tt1 th~.: dc1 11 h:s c onlcnt s ol my hr01her Mark s hlue today We Eckel doctor s kll The on l) dd) crencc htvc 1c 1ehcd as1dc hom lhc nunc md color W:J\ lhc pont whc1 c 11 IS Kccptah lc the lacl lhat my pi tslle hox earned 1 uHnmendah lc l: VC n !01 wome n to p~eturc ol a hule ,; ~rl md Ma1 k s enter the m 1lc dnm un hut we 'I ll had a lmle hoy ha\cn t qu11c Jc 111 wllh the 1de 1 ol Th1s w b one ol m1ny lll!lc L UI lllt..::O IS~Uill lll ._ II tdii iOil ll \VOill~ll s tur tl man1pulll10ns th 11 to y one roles g1ow mg up at thiS lime expCIIenccd All hough the numbers h 1vc heen I remember lor q 1mplc 1hc da> we gradu 11y gn wme men have not 1 1 "CIC tl ymg to my gnndmolher s show n \cry much Interest cnlcr 10 house and lhe slew 1rdcss h1 ouc h1 us ln g femal e dmmnated p10lcsswns some sou n11 pms It d1d not m liter 1 hiS <I cowse c Ill I" _ely he lllllh th 11 I was 6 yc trs old and Mark was ulcd 10 the fact that such occ upa too small 11 eve n hold Ill s head up lions like Ill lr tdllHin II women s M) pm s.11d stcwa1dcss Ma1k s wor k J on 1 pay \Cry we ll But I sa1d c apl 1111 lhmk somcthmg deeper Is also al So I " " cxc lled to sec lhc lnlc wo1k 1he undcrlylll g assumptw n ! Ill on the doctor s kll 1nd qUickly lhal lherc " somclllln g mhcrenlly re ILhcd lo1 lhe nurse s kll And lim supcnor ahoul men s wmk That Ihe S ch a n r o nausS i o h nae cxec uuve or a scnntor or a fire I 1ght er " amh111ous ,md danng Bu1 the man who asp1rcs tn he 1 nurse or m elementary sdmol lc 1cher IS well sort of wc11d And 1l s not JUst other men who feel tim way My lncnd Carolyn was recently hornh cd In diScover th tl sht.: w 1s clml!mg to th1s c.louhk st1ndard It s vc1v Important tor me lo st1 y home wllh my k1ds says Cunlyn And I !eel like that s a rcspec llhlc th1ng fo1 me to he Jmng Bul I ve realized 1ecc ntly thai 11 a man s~ud he w ts dmng the same thmg I would JUsl 1ssu~ne lh 11 he cuuldn t get 1 JOh I know thai s totally wrong hut th 11 s dchmtcly my gut rca~.:t1 m Pclcr Bay lies the cd1101 of At Home D td 1 ncwslcttcl for stay ll home luhcrs " nol surpn<ed hy C lrolyn s comment If the work place " a good old hoys network thiS " I good old gnls nclwork Go loa playground md you II sec all the mmhers Slttmg together at the picniC l thlc talkmg The dads" Ill he piny mg With their kids Bruce Droheck founder of I he 1hat stay a1 home lnhcrs also take a lot ol hcnt from th elf fam11ics Some guys sa1d the r parenls and m laws arc askmg them when lhcy II ,;e l a rc.1l JOh They woullln t sty lhat to 1 molhcr Drohcck told the Dallas Mm nmg News Now women who h 1vc hct.:n S(IUggltn_; With diSUimlll 11100 Ill lhe workplace w11i p1< h thl y n01 shed a lot of le Irs ahout Ihe f>ct Ihat men lace their own set ol pu hlcms when cmcnng the woman s de mam How ever I llunk thi s k10d ol lopSIJcd ness htndcrs hoth men and women s1ncc II limns lhc clwi"CS nl men and perpetuates lhc mylh thai lhc work lh 11 women have tr IUIII!>n illy done IS less v •luahlc We would 111 do much hetter 11 we could truly hel1cvc m our hearts that real men do women s work Sara Eckel IS a syndicated wr1ter for Newspaper Enterprise Assoc1at10n Send commcms lo 1hc author 1n care of thiS ncwsp 1per or send here o hecyomcouAWesreek f s a b u u i 0 u s ! • (Toledo! • iiJ •!eolumbus!40' husband to g1vc a w1fe whatever she wants Therefore JUst to be on the safe Side 1f he wants hs re lall ons~lp to last I d urge Mr Bronstcm to sp1ke any and all Hollywood stones thai come across hi' Jcsk Love and opm10n makmg JU>I don t m1x Whal do you want 1 A newspaper or a w1fc ' Only .one opm10o matters Phli 0 Pracucc these words You were fabulous' Never dcv1ate If he should and lf Sharon should ever leave Ph1l I II retract every had thmg I ever said ahout Falal Aurae t10n I promiSe Should she agree to a date wHh me I w1ll no longer cla1m that Sil ver " 1hc wniSI mov1c ever made Its only fmr After all I left thio !heater ahout h.tltway mld 11 How do I know for sure 11 s the wor~t mov1e ever made 1 It s the least I can do for jove (ian Shoalcs new hook Not Wet Yet IS avmlablc from 2 n 61 Pubhcallons PO Box 1910 Lo~ AQgelcs CA V0078 The loll free' number 1s I 800 992 1361 ) Ian Shoales IS a syndicated wnter for Newspaper EnterpriSe Assoc1allon • l WVA KY Showers T storms Ram Flurr es Snow Ice Sunny PI Cloudy Cloudy Cbance of light snow or rain persists in area until Friday By The Associated Press Some accumulliiOos of snow c Ill be expected tom 0 ht as 1slo" movm_ low pressure system creeps across the stale the Natwn d Weather Serv1c< s ud And Ihe threat ol ram or snow wdl contmue for 1he next d 'Y hr 1wu because ol the nearly statiOnary st,ttu s olthe truu!h of low pressure Lows IOOI,!hl "1ll be 25 30 H1 ghs on Wednesday Will be 35 40 The record h1gh temper 1ture tor thiS date 11 the Columbus weather stl 11on was 75 degrees m 1974 while 1he record low was zem '" 1941 Sunset ton1ght Will be a16 25 p m and sunnse Wedne sd •Y at 7 am Weat'1er forecast Tomght Cloudy wHh scattered snow showers An mch orbs ol overndll ~ecumulauon I ows around 10 We<t wmd around 10 mph Chance of snow 50 percent Wednesday Little change Conunued cold wnh scallered snow or ram , showers l·hghs '" 1he lov.er 40s Chance ol prec•p•tat•on 40 percc nl Wednesday m,;ht Partly cloudy Lo"s near 30 Extended forecast Thursday A ch 1nce ol h_ht run or snow H1ghs near 40 Fnd t) A ch tnce ol flume s m 1he mormng olherwiSe par11al clea '" Mom mg lows 111 Ihe lower JOs H11,hs 10 lhe m1d 40s Saturday Partly cloudy Mormn_luws m the luwer 30s H1ehs Ill the low er 50s Personal income posted strong gain in January WASHINGTON lAP) - Amen ..: ms pcr~on al mco me 1111.:reased 1 •t10n; 0 6 percenl m Janu "Y bot stered by cost ol hvm c InCreases lor Soe~al Secunty rcclpiCnls 10d p ty 1 uses for Ieder tl employees W1tbt>ut tllose and pther spj;C I~I factors 10comes would h tve mcreased a ' till he 1lthy 0 5 percent the Commerce Department sa1d tod IV Incomes h Jd mere 1sed 0 4 per cent m December and 0 7 percenl m November Consumer spcndme rose a mod erate 0 4 percenl Ill January Ihe s tme as'" December and November Pres1Jen1 Clmtnn 10 a speech to the MortJ 1ge B mkers Assouat1u 1ol Amcnc 1 ha1ktl the m'omc m~.:n~ tse 1s fresh new ev1dencc the economy contmues to :;!rOw Smce i9<J\ lamil v mcomes tre up abo ul $2 200 he sa1d The department sa1d construc tion spendmd rose 0 7 percent 1n January the sec ond consecull ve mcrease and th e large't 111 three months lm:reas es 10 housm6 and comrm:n.:111 ..:on strudlon morc than ollset 1 drop 111 governme nl proJec ts A thlfd report I rom the Nauonal AsSOChlliOn ul Pun.:hasm ... M \lla.!t! ment showed mlnuliclunn_ bounced b 1ek 1n Febru try 11ter dcclmes In J mu If) tnd Dece nber ';fhe mcrease 111 tht.: tss(K:IItllln s tndex. w ts ~lron.!c r th m mllysts cxpectecfbut sllll d1d not bnnlll bILk tn Novembers levd when Ast t s trouble' were unlolc.llll ... The nu1mc repon shows Ame n The Daily Sentinel UJ SUBSCRIPTION RAttS Ry (»rrlrr or Mnlor Routt on~ w~ 1; On Mrm ho.. ............................ ................,. SINC.LE COPY PRICE N(l sutlscr pi n b\ m~ I perm lied n \\her h< me carr cr S(fVtcc s av ulabk ~r~~~ Pull! ~ h ~ r rc.sc vcs h~ r 8hl to adjust ntcs dur mg the subscnp ton pcrt(ld Sullscnpt on r tic chAnge s may ht! tmplemcntcd by chang ng the J ~ on of the": sub§Cr pi on MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS tRside Mtlgs Coun1y 11 Wceb S27 J(l S~J ~2 1h Weeks 'li2 Weds JUles OuiJklt 13 Wteks 26 Weeks. 52 Weeks SICIS 'lif Mrl~ c "" entered 1998 w11h 1he where wllhallo support the cont1m t!lon ol Ihe ec6nom1e expans on wh~eh lh s month re 1ches Its seventh 1n1mer sary By the end ollhe year 11 \\Ould become the second lon,esl 10 U S l.!ISlO!j fhe lonflj!st occ-urred '" J.he. 1960~ EcononHsts are lookm~ lor a more 1nodem1" growlh Til~ lhan las I ye " s wh ~.:h w 1s the stron.!est m mne years The Asm n I manc1 II en siS should dampen U S orowt h by cut tm_ Ame ncan export sales md encour t .. me mort:: 11l1pOr1s to tht:: U01ted Sltlcs Molil ~.: ll eJor lt::s ol lnLomt' 1ncre ISed m Jamllr) mcludnl! the most 1mport 1111 w t.,!es 1nc.l s lanes up 0 7 porcenl Al~o h gher were lfansler payments such as Socwl Secunly and welfare and business owners tnt.:ome md 1111erest tnd d1v1denJ mcome Payroll tax p tymcnls mcreased m January because lhe upper l1mll ot liKable wa es rose Irom $6'i 400 to $68 400 B~tleder 111ncome laX p •Y mt:nts we nt c.lown rnon.: th to th ll titer Ihe ~ovemmenr adjus ted wnhhold Ill to reilee1 IIX cuts Con~ress pISsed '"'Thus Y' " diSpo s 1ble or aile• IIX Incomes JUmped 0 H percent lhe ltr ~est 1n ~.:re 1sc 111 19 month s B~:t.: tu st! tlh.:r t IX ln~.;omes r<ht: mort: sw1ltly than spendmo the s l\olll ' r ue rose 10 4 2 percem ol diSpos 1hle llUHllc tht..: ll1 Lh l Ill '~.:ven llHHUhs :.~.nU up trom1 (.) pt!rlt:lll n Dt'ccmhcr In _t: nel 11 um ... unkrs lit: s I\ Ill h.: 'I s OUt ol l Urn.;nlllllllllL h~l lliSL ill stron' sloc k mtrkt::l e uns Stocks 960 ) ' Mov1es come and go Sphere mcgaloman1 IC especwlly Hollywood can take 11 m love still But love IS rare Love 1s frag1lc Why has pnne~ples 1 Jeopard•ze II < surv1val further by I guess ) throwmg C TIIICS at It' In other words I m not as sec Sharon and Ph1lthnvc I d rather b1g a fan of Ihan Sphere even 1f Sphere C I1IZCil should happen to he a masterpiece Kane as like say CitiZen Kane And even some And 1 m an excellcnl mutiUn p1cture like probably more Lady From Shanghai couldn 1 ol a fan of keep Orson and Rna together now Sharon SlOne could 11° than I should be Phil Bron On the other hand 1f I d been Shoales stem 1 don 1 called m to rev1ew Sphere love or know In the sp1r11 ol full disclosure no love I would have brought the 1 have met hun once He gave me a full ranc1d force of my pen 10 1hc JOh al 1hc E•ammcr (or rather he 1ask After all she d1dn t marry ME allowed 1 JOb to happen) wh ich now d1d she' cvcntuall) Jwmd lcd away through no fauh of his so he s OK 10 my Sec how qu1ckly cnucs can "" boo k on you 0 And I m JUSt one rab1d BeSides m order to spare the scnbbler wuh no parucular ax to potenllal feelings of lhe woman he gnnd What aboutlhose who li ve for loved he stopped the presses' I d1sh d1rt and scandal ' Love means know there arc ISsues of JOUrnahsllc nothmg to them They on ly care mtegnty and all that but I lind thiS aboul the next JUICY s10ry The beasts gesture more touching than shock mg If I could slOp the presses to A new study from the Journal of 1mprcss a glfl I d do 11 '" a New Marnage and the Fam1ly published York mmulc And 1f she were by lhe NatiOnal Council on Fam1ly Sharon Stone' I d stop the New Relations slrongly suggests that the York Tunes secret to a lastmg marnagc 1s for a Hallie Mae F1>cher 90 Pomeroy d1ed Monday March 2 1998 at Holz er Med1cal Center She was bom May 20 1907 '" Mason W Va daughter of the lale Thomas and Wmona Mdmosh RIJgs She was ,1 1926 graduale ot Wahama H1gh School and attended lhc Mason Melhod~>l Church SufVIvmg are lhree dau3hters and a so n m law Ahce Jones of Chesapeake Dorothy Schwartz of Mason and Joyce and Roberl M1lls ol Pomeroy 1s<s ter 1n law Norma R1ggs of Mason and nme grandc hildren 17 o~, reat grand chi ldren two greal e« at granddaugh1ers and 1hree n1eces She was also preceded '" dealh b) her husband Raymond FIScher m 1984 and by two brothers Waller md R1ley R1 ggs Serv 1ces Will be 2 p m Thursday 10 Ihe Pomeroy Chapel ol the FISher Funeral Home wnh lhe Rev Lamar 0 Br}ant otfictatmg Bunal w1ll follow m the Beech Grove Cemetery Pomeroy Fnends may call at the luneral home from 4 9 p m Wednesday IND (USPS By The Assoc1ated Press Today IS I uesda> M 1rch I Ihe 62 nJ J 'Y ol 1998 There arc IOl Jays left By lan Shoales 111 1hc yc" Mov1e star Sh lfon Stone rcccnlly Tod 1y s H1"hligiH 111 HIStol y o gol maiTied lo Ph11 Bronstcm who On Much I 1931 The S1 " Sp tnglcd B 1nnc• <Ihe~ 11ly hec 1me Ihe cdus Ihe San FranciSco Exammer 1 n '''" "'' 1nthcm of the Un1tcd S1 11cs the afternoon n1pe1 amund these On th iS dale parts one of 1hc few rcmmnmg In I0u4s II <nda hccamc th·' · 0_71 11 sl 11··' lflernoon papers n any r lflS 1 In I X~7 Ihe IO\Cnl<>r oil he lck rhonc Alex l!ldcr Gr tham Bell w ts h< rn 11n fd1nhur h Scol land Now her new mov1c Sphere In IH~~ IIW Humc Dcp llllliCill "ICIUIIncr ol the lntcllor Dcparllncnt happened to oren the very same w" csllhil shcd week she exchanged vows w1th her In I X7S Ihe Gcor"cs BileI (per I ( ICillcn rrellliCTCU 10 p "" - d 1Shlng JOUrnalist lff defere nce to In IHHS the US Post Ollllc he 10 olle1111< spcu 11 dchvcl)l I" firsl her II" supposed nnd 1n response cf 1ss m ul to lhc huzz thai Sphere well k1nd In lliiX Germ my Aus11 11 1nd Rus" l slgn cJihe lrcllyol Brcsl Luovsk ol sucks the Exam mcr did not \\hll h ended RusSian p 1r11upll11 n 111 V.o ld Vv 11 I The ue ny w IS annulled rc\lew the fl~ek lnslc;\d 1he ham hv 1he N l\cmhcr IlitH """ ' til e mer opted lor a rcv1c" from a Seal In lli ~ IJ Arll< Sh 1w nd h ' <llhcst''"" rued I rene" I" RCA V~e tic cn 11c who h 1tcd the mov1c liked l< r her (Why Seatt le' I don I know I In 1%'1 Ap >lh ll hi'''"' >Ill "' C 'I'" KcnncJ v "' 1 uusSioo to lest the guess hecausc lh~ cn11c wou ld have fun 11 module hccn oul ol harm s way should he In 1974 nearly \'ill people d1ed when 'TUiklsh A~rim es DC 10 crasllCd have panned her and Ms Stone , fwrtl) Iller 11 kcofl from Orl) 1\irpollm PallS have wamcd rcvcnec ) In IYJH Ihe remams ol wmcd lln Ch nics Ch tplin were stolen hy cx10r Several San FrnnciSco commen IIOilllls Irom Ill s grtvc 1n C >Sicr ;ur Vc\C) Switzerland The hody was tators obscrvmg thiS mm1 comro rc cmcrcd ne 1r I akc Gene~ 1 I I weeks later vcrsy compnrcd 11 to 1he scene m In 19'11 2'i people we re killed when a Umtcd Aulmcs Boemg 717 mcx CitiZen Kane m wh1ch Kane s pile 1hly uashed "hilc arproach•ne lhc urport1n Colorado Spnngs Colo cnt1c Joseph Cotten slarts tu pan In 1991 '"a ca,c 1ha1 sp ~rked a nauonal oulcry molonst Rodney Kmg Kane s w1fe s performance but IS was severe ly beaten hy Los A n ~clcs pollee 1n a sce ne captured by an ama too drunk to finiSh 11 Kane finiShes leur '1dcograrhcr the negauve rcv1cw prmts 11 tl:ien Ten years ago The US House 11 Rcprc scntaiiVCs reJected a package of f11es Cotten (ThiS scene IS supposed $10 million m non lctlnl nd lor Ihe N1c 1raguan Contras to he proof of somcthmg or other A Death Notices· ' . Wednesday, March 4 County S'>9 2.'1 $56 (.,X $ 109 72 Am Ele Power ................. . Akzo AmrTech ........................ . Ashland 011 AT&T Bank One Bob Evans Borg Warner Broughton Champion Charm Shps C1ty Holding Federal Mogul Gannett Goodyear ................ . Kmart Kroger Lands End Limited ............. . Oak H11I Flnl ......................... OVB ............... ........................... . One Valley Peoples ............................... . Prem Fml Rockwell RD/Shell ............................... Sears ............. . Shoney s .................... Star Bank: ............................ . Wendy s ..... . .......................... Worthington -·-·- Stock reports are the 10 30 a m quotes provided by Advest or Gallipolis Hazel Marcella Garretson Hazel Marcella G trretson 70 Ravenswood W 'va d1ed Sunda v M 1rch 11)1)8 at C unden Cltrk Memon tl Hosp 111 Parkersburg W V1 She was born June X I<J77 10 Ch lh mlhe daun hter ol lhe I lie Sh rley tnd IV) DOlson Elhutt she worked at Cre 111ons JuSI For You m Ravenswood and ,1lso worketl at Cornmo Glls:-i m P 1rkersburJ She 1Uended Nor1 h Un1ted MelhodiSI Church'" Ravenswood She IS sUTVI"eJ by two daughters Sue Ann LeMay and Sandy Hupp both of Ravenswood lhree suns T1mu1hy Cl 1rk G ~rrelson ot Ra\eoswood Gre ,;ory Paul Garretso n ol Rae ne md L 1rry Eugene Garrelson ot Nashv ille Tenn f1ve grandc hildren siSters Sh~rley Ann Berlin ol Houston Te xas Lue~lle Hoce ol Par~ersburg M ""''Starc her ol Cmwmat1 md Dons Carler ol Parkersburg a brother How 1rd El liott ol Mmeral Wdls W Va She was preceded 1n dealh by her hu sband Ern.e Garretson md a siSier Nellie Da1ley Serv~ees w II be I p m Wednesd •> 10 the Roush Funeral Home Ravenswood wllh lhe Rev M1ch ael Curl IS olhcwllnJ Bunal will be 10 Jack son Counly Memory Gardens Cottage\l lle W Va Fne nds may call at the funeral home Irom 2 4 and 7 9 p m 10day Debbie Ann Miller Debb1e Ann Miller 42. Pomeroy d ed Monday March 2 1998 al herres 1dence Shew Ls born Aue 22 1955 1n GallipoliS dau~hter ol Anna Hale Howard Oyler ol Hamsonvllk anJ Ihe late Jesse Mclvm Howard Sr She was employed as a sec retar) al Oh10 Un1vem ty was 1 member ut Ihe H tm sonv •lle Chapter Order ol Eastern Star w 1s 1 member tll 1he Beta S1ema Ph1 Sorun ty and was a member oil he Umted MethodiSI Church 10 Cheste r BeSides her mOl her she" surv1ved by her husband Bobby Joe M1ller a stepson and hiS Wile R1ck and P 1m Miller ol Cannel lnd her step! ather Fred Oykrolllam sonvill e four br01hers and siSiers '" law Melvm and Bon me Howard ol Somerset Ky and Dann) and Eva Howard Frank and Pam How mf and CraiJ 1nd Debra How 1rd all ot Pomeroy md two meces SIX nephews and lour stepgrandchlidren Serv1ces will be II am Thursday m 1he Pomeroy Chapel ot lhe FISher Funer~l Home w1th the Rev Sharon H 1usman olliCiatmg Bunal Will tot low '" the Me1~s Memory Gardens Pomeroy Fnends may call ulthe luner al home from 2 4 and 7 9 p m Wedne,day James H. Tyree J tmcs H Tyree 75 Snowb til H1ll Sync use d ed Tuesday March 3 19Y8 at h1 s rt! ~ t dc n..:e Arr mgements wi ll be announced by Ihe Cremeens Funeral Home Rac10e Clinton advisor answers grand jurors' questions WASHINGTON IAPJ - S1x weeks atter prom s ne to say lhret.:l ly completel y and truthfully what he knew 1bt u11he MoniCa Lew1nsky mIller lonelllne preSidenl tl lnend Vernon Jord 10 showed up lod •Y lo lace prosecutors questmns Ex peeled to be 1nterrog ned before a ledcral Jr nd JUry tboul '""lance he ;ave tormcr Whne Hou se Int ern Momca Lew1nsky 10 l10d1nh 1lawyer and a new JOb Jordan had n01hmg lo s •Y publicly as he was Jr<eted m l1 ht r 11n at Ihe feder 1l cuurlhouse by n horde ot news reporters and c tmera uews alter cellm l! an escort from DISITICl ot Columbia pollee Irom Ius home to the down town tn: 1 Onl c lhere he proceeded unmed1 11ely Ill Side In l1te mormn .. Jordan s 1ttorncy Willltm G Hundle) 10ld rcpmlers hiS client was I me cool He s Jonc 11 bel< re Asked 1bon1 J >rd tn s ~eill lon s h•p w th the prcSidenl Hund ley replied Fme ! here " no nil On Monday Ms Lew1nsky s Iawver Willi 1m G•n sbur_ ' nd he belu.:::v~s h s client w ts tlone 1 ~:ou pie ollllnes Wi th Pr<Sident Cl nwn 1n lhc Ov 11 Oi11ce Bul he su1d Bun• done doesn 1 me tn they h 1d 1 n:: I t 11onsh1p Gmsbure s 11d Ms Lewn1 s~) s \ 1sll' hl the Wh11 e House titer ' hc fell lor !JOb altho Pemaoon n I'll() were mmtly work rei ned md 10 sec people <II her th 10 Cl101on bul lh II thert! were a t.:nuplc t 11111es 'ht: w ts bnelly Iinne wllh the preSidenl Gmsbure su .. 0 e:-itt:d there w,\s nc1 ther en Hleh t1me nor enou.:;:-h pnv 1 cy for 1ny salaCIOUs eve nt to oo.:ur lnd iV IUU 1b lauuilar With Lmda Tnpp s lape recorded conversal <UIS wllh Ms Lew1nsk) sa1d ltfe former 1n1ern spoke ol havlnJ oral sex wllh Clmtun She told Tnpp thai she once asked Clmlon why 1hey d1d not have sexual 1n1ercou rse 1nd the preSi dent told her he cou ldn t ns~ 11 the 1nd1 vtduals fam1i1 ' w1 1h the Tnpp Hospital news Veteran' \1emo r~al Mond 1y IU ill s 10ns - Hayman Barmtz Pomem) Monday d1sch 1 _cs- none Holzer ~hd•cal Center DIScharges March 2 - Irene Lon,e Dmna Meek Ben me Geor,e Mrs Jame s Kemper and son Mrs Anlhony Harl md daughler Sean Lemaster M.11v1n Mullms B1rth - Mr and Mrs M1chnel Jack son dauehter Gal11poh s (Pubhshed w1tb permiSSIOn) Lewmsky conver ...allons saad l<rdan s ; r 1nd JUry tes ln11nh y IH!h l nm help Cilmon md could he 1 ptvotal pbtnl tn the 1nvest1gat10n One questiOn " whether Jordan was tn mnocenl dupe or a Willing p lfiiClpant 111 an alle;eJ scheme to keep Ms Lewmsky LJlllet tbout an alle,;ed preSident I 11 atlm Another question " whelher Ms Lt:wmsky s lape recorded confidences aboul her rellllonshlp w1th lhe preSident were ex.LigJeratlon Jordan s contacts w11h Ms Lewm sky mcluded lour mee1111gs a nde 10 a chaulleur dnven car and approx1 m nely 10 phone <a ils endmg 1he second week of January Wh1le helpmg Ms Lewmsky lind a JOb Jordan became concerned and spoke to the preSident when her n1me L: tme up 1s 1 W I I ness tn the F'aula Jones sexual h 1rassment law suit l.!alflsl Clmtun 1ccordmg to IIW}crs I und 1If wllh Jordan s ILlOUnl ol what h tppened Spe tklll~ on LOild llll n ol mony mly the lawyers s nd Clinlon prov1c.led tssur mu~s to Jon..lm th 1t Ihere w" no scxu 11rcl1llon sh•p Meigs EMS runs Un11s olthe Me~_s Counly Emcr ec nt.: y Mf.:thL tl ServtLc re~.:ordcd three c all s lor assP.;l ln~:c Monday Un its rc spoodlnl Included CENTRAL DISPATCH f1 10 1m Laurel Cllll Ro Ill Po neroy Anel Lawson 1reatcd lithe su :ne I 0 IH 1 m T •cke rVI IIe R<lld Racme H ~rold Ra1ncr Camden Clark Memon.1l Hosp1tal Rac1nc squad ISSisted 7 5~ p m B~ld Knob Sl ivers ville Road Portland J ICk Whiteman Vet cr ms Mcmonal Hospital Rac1ne sq uad asSISied The Daily Sentinel • Page 3 All-week hunting bill signed by Voinovich COLUMBUS (AP)- Hunung Will be a seven days a week sport thiS year when a b1ll Gov George Vomov1ch has Signed becomes law Vomov1ch on Monday Signed the bill wh1ch the LegiSlature approved last month It goes mto etfec1 m 90 Jays It also would let property owners have more suy m al lowm 0 hunlers on their lands Supporlers of the bill soy Sunday "the only day of 1he wee~ when some 'tlh10ans can hunt parllcularly 1f they work"~ oays weekly Some ammals already can be hunted on Sundays In 19~8 lawmaker< vol ed lo allow Sunday huntlnJ lor walerlowl foxes coyotes and eroundhogs The Sundny hunung proposal g1ves owners ot I()() acres or more lho op11on ot regiSierln" with the state and allowmg Su nday hunllng on 1he1r land Hunt mg w1 ll be lega l on all public land on Su ndays The bill sponsored by Sen Robert Gardner R MadiSon also allows landowners wllh less th m 100 ~eres lo 1llow Sund 'Y hHnlln.! II they JOIO w11h ne,_hbors to form a 100 acre hunting area Many larmers don I like the 1dea ol hun1 •rs pasSi ng lhrough the" fields on Sundays although a prOVISIOn m 1he bill mcreases the penal lies for Ires passlnJ Vomov~eh also Signed a bill sponsored by Rep Cherv l W1nkler R O ncm nail lh al allows an e>cepuon to day care hcenlln J Youth development pro eram s operated outSide ol school hou rs by a commumty based ce nler w1ll nol have lo get a license That b1ll also becomes law 10 90 days Division of Wildlife sets open houses for Sunday The DIVISIOn nl Wildhle has \-g, eduled live open houses lh II Will be held around the slate Sunday Each wddille dislnct wil l hosl 10 open house I rom nmn to 5 p m to g1ve Interested sport smen outdoor enthuSiasls and lhe general pubhc an oppor1un11y to comment on the d1 v1 SIO il S proposed huntllle rc~UI1110ns lor 1he 1998 99 season Wildlife DISincl Four wh~eh cov ers 19 soulheaSiern Oh1o counues mcludmg Met,;s and Gulha counltcs wil l conduct 1he diSinct open house at th• Athens Parks and Recreation Commun1ty Center 713 E Slate St Athens L lSI ye If the DIVISIOn of Wildlife replaced ns diStncl IISh and eame hc:unngs with a new open house lorum wh1ch g1ves more people m opportunity to rev.ew md comment on proposed ruk ch m ~cs ApproXI m 1tely I30 people tttcnded 1he DIS tnct Four open house liSt year and h td the opportun 1y to spe 1k with Wildlile biologiSts ask question s vmcc opm10ns and otter counter pro posals to 1he proposed reJulatlons An mcrease m attendance "expec1 ed I hiS ye" As requ red by law the DIVISIOn ol Wildlife Will conduct a st ttew1de public heann 0 al Yam on March IY allis DIStnct One of lice 10 Cnlumhus to rev1ew the proposed rules The open house lorum " much bencr su11cd than lhc diStncllhh tnd J.lme heann.!s to lauht 1te mturm l tllm about our huntln ! mJ tnppm; regulal10o propos 1ls ,mJ rece~ve pub lie ~.:o mmc:nl The t.:tHnmenls v.e rece1ve Junng the open houses both wntten md verbal w1ll be rcv~ewed and conSidered by our sen1or Wildlife agency sttlt '" developmg 1 '"' ot !mal proposals whiCh w1ll be pre sen ted to lhe W ldlile Counul lor 1he1r <'Lllon s:.ud D1V1s1on of Wildlife Ch1el M~ehael Budz1k Pomeroy OKs use of levee (Conhnued from Page 1) Vau~han noted that he had been named chairman ulthe M 1yors Part ncrsh1p lor Prolress 1consort111m ol mayors from <.~uoss Ohm Cou ncilman George Wnghl rev~ewed posSihle mspeet1on gu1de hnes lor renlal properlles 10 lhe v1l laee wh1ch have been developed '" connecl•on w11h a rev~ew ol the v1l la .. e s ho u s m ~ ordmum:e Wnghl noted lhe need lor repa1r ot a slreeih 0 hl on U01on Avenue Counu lman Dav1d Ballard mqwred about 1he demoh11on of 1he wall ~~ the enlr tncc to Kroger md asked 11 the wall near the Vlllaee parkm_ lol would also be torn dov n Musser explamed lh 11 Ihe wall 11 Kroger would be demolish ed lo en 1ble Ihe Oh1o Deparlment ol Tr ms port111on to pl.1ce np Tip on lhe nverbank and lhe wall atlhe p ~rkme lot would nol be allected Counc1 1inan Larry Wehrune noted lhal lhere were potholes '" neeJ ol repa11 Council approved the p •ymcnt ol bills 111 lhe amuunl ol $H O'i2 Present were Vtu_h 111 Musser Ballard Wn_hl Wehrun_ Counul member Gcr W Ilion md C l e r~ K 1thy Hysell Commissioners lease (Conhnued from Page 1) reSigned last week Sus m Oliver executive d~reclnr ol lhe Mei.!S County CounCil on A!llle mel wuh the board to 1nv11e lhem to attend the IJe ncy s 15th anmversary celebrauun m Apnl The bo 1rd authonzed Ihe county hiJ hway deparlmenl 10 purchase a p1ckup 1ruck trom Don Tate Motors 10 Pomeroy 11 a cosl ol $20 IKKI The prce "$1 000 less 1h 10 lh 11 olfc r~::U throu 'h tht:: "' 1c s pw ~.;h t' n' pro r 1n wiHch csllhiiShes Ihe hcsl 1ntl lowest pnlc Th1s pnlc en tblcs the co unty lo diSpense wuh the b1d Um .. proo:~ss a~; LorUm .. to Prose~.:ut '"e Attorney John Lc nles The dep trlment w" also IUiho nLed In COlli TILl "ilh PreCo n Co ol Mandta tn rep! tu.: a bnJ ..c unUcr t'lllt'rC't'nLy lllt'asurc.., ( n Ol 1vc Town ' h1p Road II 3 IR~ee RunJ fht: ~o mm1 ss wnc:rs tuthun tcd p 1y nenl ol bills 10 the amount ol $c IK 769 96 w1th 225 cnlr es Pn:senl wert: um1rn1s1i1men.; Janet HowarJ F~ed Holfman 1nd Jell Thornton Clerk <..ih na Kloes Dav1d Spe ncer and M mnmg Roush ol the h1 ehw ty dt'p trtment comnuss1oncr candid tie Charles W1lhams anJ Pros ec ulmg Attorney I entes J••ure hnll. your flome and cor w• tlt Nahonw1de• and get a spec1ol money savmg d1scounl on your homeowners msuronce AND anolher money sav1ng d1scount on your aulo msurance Call today FAMOUS COLE INDOOR CIRCUS NEW SUPER GALACTIC SPACE ODYSSEY EXTRAVAGANZA MEIGS HIGH SCHOOL SUNDAY, MARCH 8 2:00 & 4:30 PM Sponsored by POMEROY/MIDDLEPORT LIONS CLUB Tickets $6 advance $7 day of show Available at RITCHIE S AUTO SALES 660 & Main, Pomeroy KENNY UTI, CPA 216V. E Main, Pomeroy JEFF WARNER INS 113 W. 2nd, Pomeroy Paula K Dillon ASSOCiate Agent J1m Rogers & Assoc1ates 331 OS Hllond Rd Su11e #1 Pomero~ OH 45769 OIIKe 740 992 2318 888 44S 9426 �Sports The Daily Sent~-;1 ~-"'~ -- Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Tuesday, March 3, 1998 Reds blank Blue Jays in exhibition tilt; Indians lose _ _Tuesday, March 3,1998 Where's Mark Lemke? Not in Boston Whiteoak eliminates·Eastern girls 67-62 0 Outsconng Eastern 23-18 m the JUntors Valene Karr and Jesstca ltnal quarter, the Whtteoak Wtldcats Brannon who each tossed m game broke a 60-60 tte on a Carne Naylor htgh twenty pomt efforts, and 20 and II rebounds respecuvely Semor K1m three pomter from the top of the key wtth 39 seconds left then sealed the Mayle m her last game played an 67 62 v t ~ tory over the Eastern Lady msptrauonal rOle, htlltng several sec E.1g les wllh cl utch 5 6 foul shootmg ond half clutch baskets for nme 'gumg t.lown the stretch Munday s pomts while Lacey Buntmg and Juli DtVISIOn IV Secttonal Tournament Hayman each added s1x and se m1 I mal gaf11e at the Umverslly of Stephante Evans one Eastern got the openmg up and ,R•o Gr,mde made two turnovers to begm the The maw d1fference '" the game game Both clubs traded a bucket was at the hne where Whtteoak htt launched her first three then Mevers 13 19 lorthe game mtSs1ng JUS! once for a momentum carrymg 5 2 lead 111 the last round wh1le Eastern htt Wh1teo.tk went on a 9 0 run to lead onl y tweile desptte gomg to the lme II 2 at the 5 22 mark the after an 't, ve more 11mes at 12 for 23 Eastern bows out Wllh an excellent Eastern tune EHS went on a 6 0 run ' 16 5 ovc rtll mark and two champt- for an II 8 mark The Wtldcats went up 17 8 before Brannon h1t a follow ronshtps underthw belts the Tn Valley Conference Hockmg Dtv\SIOn up lay tn at the 2 I0 mark Valene crown ,md a stctJOnal crown whtle Karr then caught fire and htt five Whlleoak advances to the Dtstnct stratght pomts to cut the score to 19 1fmal s wllh a 12 10 mark to face Oak 17 at the 2R second mark Whlleoak s Mandy Robe rts h11 a free throw to Hill Prt or to the game Whtteoak end the frame 20 17 Whiteoak Pressure from the E.astern defense ' Coach Todd Graves satd I ve wau1ed three years tor thiS opponunuy (to forced the Wtldcats on an 0-4 run while a Karr Mayle fueled 4 0 run play E.tstem agaml Alter the game Graves echoed the pushed Eastern tn front for the ftrsl sentnnents Gr,tves was refernng to 11me 2 1 20 at the 6 57 mark before ~alft1me Wh!teo,tk d1d not watver hts clubs lnss 111 the D•stnc l Cham p10nshtp 35 14 to Eastern dunng the They \\en! on an 8 0 run tn JUSt one 1 1994 95 campa•gn when Eastern not mtnule and thtrty seconds and EHS 'Wh1teoak went on 10 the Regwnal called ume at the 5 17 mark Wtth the score 28 2 1 Eastern ,md Oh1o s Sweet 16 Reve nge was sweet but tt dtd not reloaded Whtteoak scored JUSt one come easv MonJ,\y s game was a ter bucket m the next three- mmutes rtltc match up betweo;n two 'ery plus wh1le the Lady Eagles pecked 1fine ball clubs Ev 1dence to thiS and away at the hne (Karr Brannon ) for the exc 111ng atmosphere ot the game a 30 28 tally Despt!e a key Lacey 1l1es m the tact that ntne ttes and n1ne Bunung Jumper Whneoak agatn lead changes htghlt ghted the game went on a run to lead 37 30 Evans ht! 'Stx of those ttes came tn the second a free throw wnh 49 left m the half half Despt te havmg four sen1ors then Brannon natled a desperatiOn Wh1teo.tk went mostlv wtth a young JUmper at the buuer to gtve EHS Ime up of two sophomores and two some momentum gomg tnto the halt !freshmen Out of that quartet came Eastern trm led 37 33 Jfifty pomts Eastern scored the first stx potnts Whtteoak started the season at 3- of the th~rd penod gmng on a 9 0 run ~6. then came on strong to fintsh 9 4 that dated back Into the first half and tn the laHer h,tlf of the se,tson Mon- gtvmg EHS the lead 39 37 day. the youngsters played ltke pro s Whtteoak called It me to adjust At Sophomore Tnsha Meyers led her the 5 25 mark Eastern starter Valene club wtth IS pomt s freshman Carne Karr p1cked up her fourth personal Naylor added 14 freshman Adnan fo ul on a charge The game then V,tnce added ten and sophomore turned ugly as 13 possesstons were Apnl West tossed m etght exchanged wtlhout a score Juh HayEastern had two stellar perfor man drove the pamt and ga1e the mances from the dynamtc duo of Easter,n team tis b•ggest lead 41 37 Mississippi cracks Top 10 By STEPHEN HAWKINS AP Sports Wrtter M'"'"'PP' cO.Ilh Rob Evans env1-.wned when ht.: took ' Lil lt'"' .1 pe re nn w ll os~ r mer "" ' years ~ago _ ~ htk most ptople scotted at hiS opu ~m s m the loll!.! lllllt' L:ollt:.!e assl:-.tant tor:,eJ .theaJ w11h a pl.m Now the Rehel '\ who were ne ver ra nk ed or won ,my kmd of reuul.1r ,~o:.tson Southt:.tstern Contert: nce IItle bdore (,,,, year are No 10 Not m '\ me ol the n.tllon s toughest confer cnces hut No I0 1n the nauun Ole MISs (2 1 5) cr.teked the Top 10 1n the AP college hasketball poll lnr the ltrst ume Monday t vo days An su Sesa) from Houston and Arkansas prep standours Ke1th Carter and bson Sm nh Sesay ts the SEC sconng leader ( 19 2 pomts per game) havmg .1ver aged 2 1 3 putnts the past 13 games .md scon ng Ill double ligures 50 straaght games He aho r mks sax.th m the league wnh 7 5 rebounds per oame Carter who ltke Smtih 19 7 ppg rpg lts .!JUnior ts seven th m the SEC m swrmg I 14 9 pp~l and" one ot the le,1gue s top I p<Hnt shooters (53 nl 119 1X percent) Ole MISs record h" heen on tn upswmg stnce the nnJJie nl the 1995 96 se.,,un when Ev ms made a .tltc:r t:hm:hm.! 1ts selond :-.tra~~ht out 1•n ; ht SEC Wes tern DtV\Sil~n IItie commtlmenl to pl.1y younger pltyers We let them pl .1y e .~rl y and lost 1\ 1he.1d ol Ark,tns,\s 1 lot ol c_!.lnll~· s I knew th\! n we wen~ Th1' l 'i not eve n the same pro E\ ,ln' .... uJ gr.m1 .as when we got hc!re stx years gawwg e~ pen e m.: e •: o II "l1 ke m; ht ,1nd da y Ev,tns En!htLurren t pl.aya:r:-t were on the ro... s uJ We were r.tnkeJ l.tsl 111 the ter ,\lth,\1 tune The Rehe ls are ~K 20 smce ' k.t ~ ue ~ .. I ... ud when I got here th.ll we lnt:ludm,; 1 1-1. I re~..: on.l .at home ~"' mlul to have .1 pro!!r.tlll th .11 w ' ' Ole MISs e.trned li s ltrst APr mk I bc,111n~ Kentucky Ark.1n s '' .mJ dtl 1n_; !.t ... t ...e-.ason l\1r one Wt:ek .lilt'! .m l ~erent .people ltke th II Ev Ills sud up . . d '1ctory nver then Jclcnd111~ ~ At that ume !understood why peo nalton.d dtillllpton Kentud y The i pk left the WilY the y kit Rebels then m.tdc the NCAA tnurn,\ • Alte r .til Ok M1-s h tJ JUst one mcnt \~ nh their IHst ~~~ w1n ...~::aso n < n] l lwm nHl~ r~l:ord th~ 111n~ s~.tsons Jn be!orc Evans ,\rrtved The Rebels lm 1 '"hcJ 111 the uppt r hill ot the SEC I '" t ~mti1 11!..~ ' nnlj II I Jilll''i 1n si X :,kc,llks 111d 1111de their nnh NCI\A !II tUI n,Jillt:ll l .1ppe If liK t m Jl)X I i.lt IU : t ... urpn :-. 111 .! SEC Inurn 1111 ~ 111 run lm 1 111 l ltlh llll IIH. ht.: rlh In the nnt Ill l1 't AI' po lloi the : J')'J7 ')X . . e '"'lll Dul..c r~ muneJ No t1 I ter t Jr till ti ll.: 77 7'\ VILtory o v~.: r , Nmth (' trulnl un S ttun.J.t v Dul.. e ( ~7 ~l v. 1\ t".h ll ) nn top tor th~ . . n.ont.l "tr ll t- hl wet' I.. wllh ..t.X In s! pltcc \Illes 1nd I 72 ~ p01111 s I from tilt: lldllon.J I rnnil.t p~md An on 1 L~tl ~) "11h tht n ttl on :-. lon_;t'sl urrent \\ uu11ng ... tre.tk .tt 19 ga mes 'c.:Loml wt th ~() No I \<Ole.., and I 6K~ po1111s K "'' '' 11 1 1) sW IIched p l a~es !lh Nnrt h C:.~ro !Jn.l movm!.! mto h11d w11h the other two l1 rs t pl.~ee ole' 111d I IXO pnmh 17 more th 1n he fir Heel' 1~7 1) fhc Ok M1" progr.1m dtdn 1 n.tl..t ,,n mHnt:JJ:Jlt: IUrn.Jround under v ms v.ho sen eLl ~5 years as tn ss Jst,tnt LOac h <.~t Nr:w Mt:X.ICO State ex," rcch .1nd Oklahoma State H1 s str att"gy was to rentllt quail people wllh 1!lent not neceS>artly 1gh ... Lhool Al l Amt!rH..:4a:-o I 1-ept one k ner I got from an lumnu s cnt tc tLtng me .1bout rec rull " He named ktds ca llmg them < rk.an:-tas n.!JI!lh and Tt!xa:-t r~y.!cts vJns, ud I kept the letter for tour ears I called hun l,tst week Tho'e '"ca lled reJ ec ts were auon,tl pl.tyer ol the ye.1r !malts! J' "IIlli! Jl) l~ The Rebel s h 1\e been ranked tn t: \t:r) poll tha ' se 1:-.on .md thea r t:ur ren t ..,c ,~.:n g tlllt! w1 nnan g o;~rt!.ak Includes ltctoncs ,\1 Kentuck y :md 1l\ er .:\rk.ms.a\ Ut.lh Connecltcut .1nd Ken tucky hdd pl1ce'' 7 mlhiS week s oi.P poll wh tle Pnncetnn mmcd up one spot to No X .tnd Purdue JUmped two pi ~ee s to ntnth Stutlord dropped three spots 111 le.1J the Sec11nd Ten ,mJ was lnl l<med hy M1Ch1g.1n St.ne Tex ,ts Chnslttn Clllcmnall South C 1roltna Ar~.ln '·" M~eht g ,m Illinois UC LA and Nt:\\ Ml!x aul The I lSI live team s were M try land S)r.1cuse West V1rg1nta Tem pte ,md Oklthomil St,lte The ltnal poll of the season wtll mow the dily alter Se lect ion Sunday -Sports briefsTENNIS SCOrTSDALE Anz lAP) Andr~;: A:;4tS'il ~.:o mmg. otl h1 s tirst :o. tngle' tit I ~ m nlore than :.1 } ear be.\1 Spam s Alben Portas 3-6 6 I 6 2 tn the li rst round of the Frilnkltn Templeton Tennts Classtc Second seeded Alben Costa of Spa1n beut Slava Dosedel ol the Czech Republtc 7 ~ (7 5) 6 I and Carlos Costa of Spatn s defeated thtrd seeded 'Magnus Norman of Sweden64 76 (R6) MARTINEZ HOMERS- Cleveland pttcher Steve karsay stands off the mound as New York's Ttno Martmez, rear, rounds the bases following a two·run homer tn the second mnlng In Winter Haven, Fla., Monday The Yankees won, 12·7 (AP) Scoreboard FIGHT FOR REBOUND • Eastern's Valerie Karr (12) and an unldenltfted Whtteoak player f1ght for a rebound dunng Monday ntght's post-season tournament game at Rio Grande Tratllng play Is Eastern's Jesstca Brannon (22). A nasty Eastern man defense had held Whiteoak scoreless for nearl y the ent~re thtrd round until West broke away on a fa.~ ! break at the 2 09 mark Brannon htl one of two tree throws then Meyers dnlled a three pomter to tte the score on the Karr less Eagles A Mayle to Brannon last break agatn put Eastern up then Whiteoak agam beat Eastern do\\n the floor and scored on a fast break to agam lte the score 44-44 Karr cilme back m wllh 7 19 showmg on the fourth quarter clock Already WO had gone ahead 46 44 Karr tted 11 a 46 46 on a short followup JUmper West put WO up 48-46 on a follow up then Buntmg !ted the score 48 48 w11h a patr of tree throws The! g~tml! w,as lied three more 11mes to the 54 54 tal ly how ever both teams had a eh,mce to c.1p ttnltze on the others Ill !Stakes and dtdn 1 n a one mmute and forty sec ond span c.1ch dub had three chances to take a dts!tnct ,tdvantage but turnovers overruled Meyers htl a long two lor the Wildcats then lollow tng an Eastern turnover Evans saved a sure l.1y up wuh a foul Roberts hu one ol two free throw s to boost the WO lead to 57-54 at the I c 3 mark Eastern called lime then Mayle came up wtth a b1g Eagle dr ve up the lane Whtteoak s Carr returned the favor at 59 56 then M.1yle f r,1bbed a btg rebound and Urovt.: 1t m lor a score 59 58 Wuh I 04 lelt Trtsh Meyers went I for 2 ,u the Ime lor her only mtss then Haym,mued the score .tt 60 nO Ohro H1gh School Boys Basketball By The Associated Press Monday's Results Dlvlsron I Canton GlenOak 48 Young W1lson 33 Cle E,tst Tech 76 Maple Hts • 55 Cle Kennedy 74, Nordom.1 65 Cle St Ignatius 99 LmcolnWest 32 Col Brookhaven 105 Franklm Hts 54 Cuyahoga Falls 17 Akron Kenmore 36 N Olmsted 5~ Cloverleal 48 N Royalton ~3 Cle John Milr shilll 76 OT Parma Holy Name 81 P.trma Normandy 73 , Untontown Lake 42, Alltance 36 W..rrensvtlle Hts 65 Euc l1d 59 Westervtlle N 45 Thomas Wor thmgton 40 LOOKS FOR PASS - Whtteoakls Amanda Neal (44) looks for a pass Inside from her teammates while Eastern's Juh Hayman (14) gets a good defensive posrtlon. Whtteoak won, 67-62. (Scott Wolle photos) Naylor then responded wuh ,, ktller three potnter (63 601 then M.1yle htt I 2 at the ltne Naylor rebounded and was louted but mtssed With 23 sec onds left On the other end t:lr.mnon mtssed the ltrst ot two but c,ilmly sank the second 63 62 ~ tuteoak Meyers h11 ,, p,ur ol s.!kt1es w1th 22 seconds left then .!Iter an E,\stern mtss Whtle<l.lk won ,tmad scr,lmble lor" loose ball and Nilylor htl .1 p.m ollree throw ' to se.tl the 67 62 wtn wuh ltve seconds lel t E.ts tern htl 25 65 over.ill Wds 12 21 .11 the lme and had 47 rebounds Eu,tern h.td IK turnovers I0 ste tis I M,tyle 5) and 18 fouls Wh!IC<Mk hll 2 1 59 twos 4 X three s 11- 19 at the ltn e md h "' 1M rebounds (Wes t 9 Ne.il nl Whuco,tk had 12 steals 14 turnmers ,tnd 16 fouls Score by quarters: 17 16 II IX=62 Whiteoak 20 17 7 21=67 E~stern Box Score Eastern (62) K1m MJyle 4 1/4=9 L,tcey Buntmg 2 2/2=6 Jesstc.t Br.mnon 92/5=20 Stephame Ev,ms (l-111= I Jult Hayman] O=o Vakne Karr 76/8=20 Totals 25-0-12/23=62 Whiteoak (67) Amanda Neal 2-012=4 Mandy Roberts I 112 =l Audrey Barnell I I 0=5 Tnsha Meyers 4 I 7/X= IX Apnl West 4 O=X Holly C.1rr 2112=5 Cam e Naylor 1 2 2/]= 14 Adn m Vance 4 212= I0 Totals 21-4-13/19=67. lor the Mtssoun V.tllt y Conference I tile In the semtlinals of the M1d Con t1nent C'on t eren~..:c tourn.um:nt Valp.tratso heat Bull alo X4 71 ,md Youngstown St He dete.lled Oral Roberts 75 60 The wmners meet tontght wllh iln NCAA berth on the l1ne METRO ATLANTIC ATHLETIC lona 90, Soena 75 At Albany NY McDonald stole the show tor the G.tels but not unul co,1ch T1m Welsh g,1ve htm a pep t,tlk Sometlml!s I vc got to get 1nto hiS e tr and tell hmt to go get 11 Welsh satd When he does that ltke he d1d tontght he ' unstoppable Me Don.1ld saved the Gaeh when ever Stena I 17 12) got close After the Sa1nts pulled to 6K 61 With 5 04 to play McDon,tld ca me thro ugh With key h.tskets and then htl SIX ot tllllt:' ~ seven tree throws 111 the lmtl4 14 to S 111 Fmnc tsco .mJ Fil~rl e t g h Dtck keep lona s,tk ly ,\he,tJ tn \OO .lrt! al'\0 returmng to the NCAA W.th the score It 4 1 .!114 40 tnlo tnurn.1men• lor the I trst ttme m the the second h,ill McDon,\ld hll a lou I 1990s hne JUmper to start a 9 0 run When At S 1nta Clara C.1lil San Fran Sten.l m.1de 11 61 5K wllh 7 0 I to play ctsco e.~rned us ltrsl tnp to the McDonald hil two tree throws NCAAsstnce 19M2 w1th a XO 67 m T.1114 K~rksay h.1d IK pmnts and tory over Gon1.~1~a m the We st Coast Kash1! H.1meed 11 lor f'hna Mclvtn Conference tnle g.une The Dnn "i Freeny h 1d IXpotnl s ,md Marcus Fatn,\lumal <hamps 111 1955 .md IY56 so n 17 lor Sten.l wtl l be llt.1k1ng thetr I ~ lh tournament WEST COAST .appear mce San FranciSco 80, At Ne w York R.th, hon Turner Gonzaga 67 :\Lured .t ..,;.m.~cr be:-.l 17 po1n1.., .1. . F.nr R.1 ool S,tt.lal ured 14 of hiS lea,;h Oat.: ktn son ht!~a t Llln.= 1-., li..inJ c.~reer ht,;h IX pomt s 111 the second Un 1vers11 y Ill' 91 lm the Nort heN h.ill ·" th~ Dons I 19 101 we nt on .m Co nl er<nce tllle FDU m.1kcs us II 0 run e.~r l y 111 the second halt to thtrd lrtp to the NC AA, mJ ' " ' ' lilkc .1 11 ~ ~ k,td s1nce 19HX M J Nodilo ,,JJcd II> pmnts lor Also qu,!ltl ylng tor the NC AAs on San Fr.tnU'iUl whu:h hds won siX Monday "'" II linn IS St.11e wh" h straaeht ~.ame- ... MLitt Sant.wgdo h~td be 11 Southwest M!Ssou n Stile H-1 74 I XpOints to lc.1J Gonz.tg.l I 21 9) the ~..:onlen:n-.;e . . n:.zul.tr se~1son wanner whiCh b~.11 the Dons twiCe thts ye.1r NORTHEAST Faorletgh Dtckmson 105 Long Island U. 91 The Kn1ghts (21 6) overc 1me an II pomt sewnd h.ilt uefiut Wtlh ,\ 41 16tuntobcaltheBI,id btrdsl2 1 I0) and end LI U s 21 g,une home wmnm~ stre.lk ... We kept our cool when we were down and we kept our cool when we got the le.1d Turner s.ud We JUst dtd ,, gre,\1 JOb nt reboundm~ and pia) tng ddense Turner w,\s 12 of 16 !rom the lteld nnd gr.1bbed 11 rebounds Ch.1rb Jones the n.Hton s le.tdm; scorer at 2M It ptr g.une h.1d 21 pomls lor LIU whtc h h td Jls 14 game wm We Give Mature Drivers, Hom.e Owners and Mobile Home Owners Special Savings. 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BASKETBALL KALAMA ZOO M!C h !API Mt.unt of Ohto c<t.t<h Ch.trlt e Coles W:\ )0 Ill senmts hut stable t.:O ndlllon two Jays titer .m appilrent heart alt,Kk dunng a Mtd Amenc.tn Cnn ferent.:e tourn.1ment !.! unc Coles 56 coll: tpsed mtdway through the tirst hall ot Mtam• s 67 61 v~etor.y over Western M!Chtgan Asmt,tnt R ty Martm wtll d~rect the leam m wnrght s scnufilhll g.ame ~ga tn st Kent at Toledo Ohto PLEASANT HILL C•hl (APl Former Golden St.lle player Lllrell Sprewell fo,t control ol hts c,tr on a nnrthem C.tltlorma lreeway while changmg l.mes cuusmg another veht cle to lltp onto us ruol Sprewel l suspended by the NBA lor hts auack on coach PJ CarleSI mo was not tnJured tn the acctdent Sunday mornmg Jbout 80 mt les northeast ol San Franctsco Two ptople tn the other car sustatned mmor tnJUnes No uckets were 1ssued and the acctdent was under mvesttgatton BASEBALL DEDHAM . Mass <APl - Mo By The Associated Press Mark Lemke was a playotT constant for the beller part of a decade wtth the Atlanta Braves Wtth less than a month left tn spnng trammg, the 32-year old sec ond base man sttll doesn I have a JOb Lemke s agent Lonnte Cooper, satd Monday that the Boston Red Sox made an offer but not e nough Boston has a I otd at second base because Jeff Frye suffered a season endmg knee tnjury Red Sox general manager Dan Duquette satd he offered a nunor league contract to Lemke and Greg Gagne the Los Angeles Dodgers shonstop last season who played sec ond base for Mmnesota tn 19K8 My conversations weren I frull ful for Mark to constder 11 Cooper sa1J ot hts talks wtth Duquette Lemke made $2 mtllton m 1997 the last of htS 10 seaso ns wtth the Braves Duqueue satd he would constder tradtne for a second baseman but datmed he was happy wuh the ciln dtdates already mcamp - M1ke Gal !ego. Lou Merlom and Donme Sadler Of the three only Gallego has played m the maJOrs and at 37 ts a p.trt-ltme player Merlom went 1-tor-4 and Sadler 1-tor 2 tn Monday s 13-8 VICtory o1er the PtUsbur~h Ptr,ttes Bost on scored 10 nms 1n ~ he ltrst two mnmgs and Nom.u Garcmparra homered tor hiS ltrst htt m II spnng at-bats tn the game at Fort Myers Fla DenniS Eckersley rettred all three bailers he fac ed m the SIXt h mntng hts llrst .tppearance lor the Red Sox smce they tr,tded htm to the Ch teago Cubs 111 1984 In other games Monday Reds 7, Blue Jays 0 Rooer Clemens \\as htl h,trd tn hts e spnng debut as Ctncmnatt 'hut out Toronto at Sarasota Fla Dmlln Young l-imglellm '"o runs ,md Edt.he Taubensee h.td a two run homer lor Ctncmnatt, wht< h scored live runs on seven htts m the tirst mnmg agatnst Clemens The AL Cy Young Award wtnner threw 75 pttches tn two tnnmgs struck out live and walked three Red~ starter Pete Harntsch gave up one hlltn three mnmgs Cardinals 13, Dodgers 5 At Juptler Fla Mark McGwtre hu a three run homer hts second homer of the spnng as St Louts ptled up 15 htts and routed the Dodgers McGwtre, who hll a 450 homer Saturday m htS first spnng game connected m a five-run second mnmg otf Dan Hubbs Rookte Juan Munoz 0 for 7 m the lirst two games hll a three-run homer oft Enc Weaver m the seventh Devil Rays 6, Royals 2 At St Petersburg Fla Tampa Bay wh1ch started IJ 2 scored tour runs 1n the seventh ,,no won lor rht: lirst It me agmnst maJor league com pelt!IOn Mtke Kelly began the seventh wuh a stngle oil Rod Steph stole sec ond took thtrd on Mtke DtFehce s bunt and soured when Steph mtshan died Aaron Ledesm<~ s chopper tor an error Marlins 5, Mets 4 At Melbourne Flil Lu" Casttllo smgled home the go .1he.1d tun m the e tghlh mntng as Flonda r.lllied Marhns starter L1van Hernandez the MVPot the World Senes and NL l:h,lmpwnshap senes m~1de h1s hrst .tppearance ol the spnng and allowed two hils tn two shutout tnnmgs Tigeni 6, Rangers 3 At Lakeland Fla Dam1on Easley hll a gr,tnd slam ,\S Detroit sent Texas to tis lirst loss tn four g~mes Bryce Flone obta1ned tn an ottse t>On trade wtth Mtlwaukee allowed one run ,md one htt m 2 I 3 mnm2.s forth!! vactory Yankees 12, Indians 8 At Wtnter Haven Fla Dale S\eum htl" two-ru n double and Tmo Knight awaits word on Big Ten action D1v~'10n II lona and three others earn NCAA tournament berths By The Assocuoted Pn!ss John McDonald scored ~4 potnh - I0 tn a row tor the G.1els 1.11e m the game- and lona be.tl S~en,t 90 75 •n the MAAC ttll e g.une Mond.1y mghl toe 1rn tis first NCAA Inurn 1 ment berth smce 19X5 I won I he nervous when I wale h the seeds becau'e I know we II be m lona s Donell Muchell satd The past two years the Gaels entered the Metro Atlantic Athlettc Con le renc~ tourney as the No I seed but f,uled to rea<h the ltnals ellher lllne Th.mk s tu McDon,tld the result was dillerent It \\,ts one of the b1gge\1 g.uncs ot m)io! ile sa 1d McDonilld a sentot gu mJ who atlded SI X. .assists I was n 1 gomg to k t tham stop me Ion,\ I 27 51 won more than 10 g unes m e.at.: h ot the past 1\\o \t! 1 son' but sculed lor NIT htds both The Daily Sentinel• Page 5 V,!U!hn had heen dnn~lllg .11 '' stnp du b" hdore h~ \..fash~.:d anto ~• L~ar p.trked heS!de the ht ~ hw.1 y .tnd !lt ppeJ "" pllkup .!Cc<\rdtn g totes umnny m h1~ m.tl un drunken Jnvmg lhan!C"' It W41:-t ObVIOUS lh4\l he WtiS JO(OX\Caled Trooper P.tul McCarthy satd rea(;hln'•e the t:ondus aon alter the Bo,ton Reu Sox l!rsl basem,m fa1led There s no ctght sobnetv h: sls d<,Jubt tn my nu nd V.tu!!hn w.ts dnvmg tn Norwood early J~n ') when he struck ,, Ford Escort p.trked on the shou lder and rolled hts piCkup truck CHICAGO (AP) - Longttme Chteaco Cubs broadcaster Jack Bnckhouse who collapsed while dressmg to att~nd H<~rry Caray's funeral has a brum tumor that probably ts bentgn The 82-year-old Hall ot Fame announcer was scheduled to have the tumor removed today at Northwestern Memonal Hospital I haven 1 h.1d .111y wnt.IC I \\ llh .myhody (,\I the B1.,! Ten) he s,uJ But 11 s llllpthsabl e lnr me tn he hew th 11 tn vtew ol .ill that took pl.1ce tn that sllll.lllun anJ wh.at has been done or h.t ... nol heen dnn t! ell her way with other CJedaons ol t:o u.:hes th1s ye41r th.11 there ts ,uty concethlhle "'''on lnr me to thtnk !hat I would not be co.n.: hm u Deli~Y satd a deC! stun nu ght wke up to three days whtch would com ctde wtth the sl.lrl ot the conlerence tourn,tnlent tn Chtcago lndtana ( 1810) ts seeded stxth- and opens the tourn.1ment agamsl lith-seeded Ohto State IX ~ I) Thursday ntght I wtsh 11 dtdn t have to happen now There s no l!Ood t1me to rev1ew mailers l1ke ihts • Delany sa1d Its not tun 11 s not comlurtilble for Joybody But the tmdmgs wtll be the Jindmgs and the ltmmg wtll be the umtng and there s not much I '''"do .1bout that Kmght s eJec uon foll owed,, con tront.n\On wnh Valentine alter Indiana lreshman Luke Recker Wils knocked to the floor whtle shootmg Kntghtthought Recker s shot should have ~.:ounted bec.:.tuse of goahem.lmg but othcwl s ruled there was no goal tendmg when lllm01s Sergto v'vkCI,un pulled the nm McCI.un recetved" techntcalt oul hut Recker s shot d1d not count hecause otltcl.lis satd they cou ld not .t\:-tUillt: 1he b.lll would h.avl! gone 111 Kmght who re~..:eaveLI one tcdma 1.: II e.trhe-r an th e g.ame 'poke to V.!lentme then w.tlked over In che<k on Rt:t.:hr "ho w.as sttlllyang on the tloor md V~llentme gave hun,, '\t!lond l~t.:hmu.1l .tn .lutom,liK CJI!t:llnn Kmght n~"' IIllO ·' r.ae~ .and ft:Lt:IVt:J the third techniC il H.tnk NiChols the NCAA s nauonal t.:oon.hn.alor ot olli..,;htllng ~.uJ l.a:-.t week that V.ak:nttnc .mJ hts ~rew ahsnlutt!ly got th 11 pl.ay nght m notcuunung Rc~. : ker' tteiJ g.o.ll Oh1o St,\le u1.1ch Jun 0 Bnen '""I he hopes Km ght won I be su'p<nJed Martmez followed wtlh a two-run homer 111 a stX run second tnntng M,trltnez Chad Curtts T1m Rames and Luts SoJo each had two of New Yorks 19 htts 111 the 1irsl meetang between the teams smce Cleveland elimmated the Yankees m the AL dtVISIOn senes last October SOJO was htt tn the left hand by Jaret Wnght s first pllch X ra ys were negative Ph-olhes 8, Twms 4 At Fort Mye rs Fla Kevm J o rd~ n had four hth and Phdadelphm took adv.mt a,;e ot sax errors Delense spott ed the Twms debut of Mtke Morp n pllchmg lor hiS IOth tedm m 41 20 yeltr t.: .treer Thre.: errors m the l1rst led to three unearned runs But Morg.m tlso luokeJ rusty gl\ 1ng up three htts and two Willks 111 two mnln!!s Ortoies II, Expos 9 At Fort L111uerd.de Fla Em Davt ' homered and doubled D.! VIS who b.tttled ~..:o lun t:a n ~.:er last sea . .on gave Balli more a 4 21c,ld mthe thtrd wnh an uppostle lidJ shot to nght oil Carl P 1vano He .1lso doubled 111d scored on a double by Cal Rtpken tn the se..,;ond Sh.me Andrews went 1 lor I lor the Expos outscored 21 II m three losse:-, this spnng Astros 7, Braves 6 At Ktsstmmee Fla Mttch Meluskey hll ,, uebreaktnJ b,\Ses loaded douhle tn the ntnth tnmng lot lowang a p.ur ol errors Houston got two w.1lks 111 the ntnth by Pedro Borbon maktn g ht s first appe.mm~,;e 111 1g.une sanee II!Jr mg a li gament tn hiS lei! elbow m August 1996 Borbon felt somelhang tn has elbow after walk•ng J R Phtllips the ltlth batter he laced - and took h1msell out ot the g.une He was to w" be exam1ned todily Angels II , G1ants 10 At rempe An~ rookte Troy Glaus 11ed the game with a two-out homer m the 111 nth and Frank BolIck s run sl:onng smgle two bailers later gave Anahetm the vtctory over San Franu sco G1ants reltever Enk Pl.mtenberg was one out ,\way from a save when GI,\U' homered Justtn Baughman tnpled bel ore Bolick drove 1n hts sec ond run ol the g tmt: Dmmondbacks 7, Bn!wers 4 At PhoeniX Andy Benes allowed one run and three h1h tn two annmgs ,md Travts Lee went 2 lor 3 home red and dro ve an two runs tor An zona whiCh unproved to 4 0 T~e D1amomlhacks who tram tn Tucson Anz "ere playmg thetr tirst ~.u n~ m PhOt! ntx JUst males lrom their regul,lr se,\son home whtrh they toured dftt:r the game Malwau kee dropped to 0 4 Padres 8, Rocktes 4 At Tucson Tony Gwynn drove tn the fi rst run ol ,, four run fifth mnmg .as S;.~n Dat: go 1mproved tn 4 0 Col ~ or,tdo s John Burke allowed ltvc runs seven hats and towo walk:-. m I I \ anntn go,; Don \\engen plt<hed two score k ss llllliO .!.s tor the wm White So'X 8, Cubs 3 AI Mes.\ Am Albert Belle and M,•gglio Ordonez htt b.tck to-back homers "the Ch1ca;o Whtte Sox got 1he1r l ar~ l wm of the sprmg. Henry Rodnguez htt hts tirst homer ol the spnng tor the Cubs Martners 9, A's 2 At Penna Anz 'liandy Johnson pitched three shutout mnmgs m hts second sprmg outtng a.s Seattle held Oakland to two htls Johnson allowed three htts and one walk and struck out tour -· / . TAUBENSEE HOMERS - Clnctnnatl's Ed Taubensee, right, Is congratulated by teammates after he hit a two-run homer against Toronto oil Cy Young w1nner Roger Clemens durtng the first mnmg of Monday's sprtng tratnlng game In Sarasota, Fla the Reds won, 7-o. (AP) -Sports briefs,1;UTO RACING DAYTONA BEACH Fl.t lAP) - Al ler the new Ford 't!Urus dum 1nan1 performance SunJJy tn the Las Vegas 41111 NASCAR .tnnounced rule c han~es thilt should help Chevro let .md Ponthll: dnve rs Starling Sunday at the Pnme,tar ~110 til Atl .mta rc tr sp.,lcrs on hoth m.Jke:-. nl Forll~.:.ar s will be lowen.:d one qu .utt!r ot .111 m ~h The T1uru\ wh~e h ts ph.!SIIlg out the Thunderbird 111 the W111:-.ton Cup 'e ne' will hi.i ¥1: a 4 7<; 1nch ' pod er Thuntlerhtrd spotters will he lowered to 4 5 1nch es My ptrson,il kcl tng " I hope hi.! s !!0111 1! to he th t!re He.:: ha..., me tnt so m~tt.:h In the 81.! Ten Conlt:rcnLc th,ll ,lithe 11" 1 1m1r~1ament m the hts tory of the conference 11 wou ld he 1 good thmg at he w.as parllupallng wuld h,1ve used a day ol rest I know I cou ld hilve Ukan Fl!.!!!"' .tnd Kat1 e Dntt!.!lts each scored 12pomls to lead Purdue The wtn gave th~ Boalerm.akers thetr ltrst tournament ch tmptonshlp ,md ,m .tutom,lttc NCAA Tournament btd Purdue also c linched lis nmth overall b1d 111 the (,,, t 10 se,\Sons and wtll n1.1ke lis lllth conse<uttve appearance G,~rner who scored 19 potnt' to lead Penn S111e was selected '" the tournaments Most Vtluable Player Garner had X6 p01nts and 37 rebounds m four games Helen Dar ltng chtpped 111 II pomts lor the Lady Ltons Garner ts Penn State s thtrd tour nament MVP tn the past lour year> M ssy Masley MVP 111 1\195 .1nd Ang•e Potiholf m 1996 when Penn State defeated Purdue 7 I 69 for the ehamptonsh!p As the fifth -seeded team Purdue ts the lowest seeded te,lm to wtn the tournament yet • Purdue wins women's Big 10 title INDI ANAPOLI S iAPl - Playtng m tournament:-. t.:.m ht: tx~aU\I tn g on .1 t~.tm JU'I ,tsk Penn St.11e c<M<h Rene Portl1nd 'fhe Boilernt.~kers d~l.:;~ted the Lady Ltons ~9 49 Monday nt 0 hl 1n the champ1ons ht p g.1me ot the B1 g Ten women s h,\s~etb,\11 tournament Penn St.ue ( 17 13 1 pl<~ym g 1ts fourth game 1n lour days went over etght mmutes w1thout swnng m the ltrst half as Purdue 120 9) butlt a 25 II lead on Katte Douglas JUmp w1th 4 20 remamtng m the hall I thtnk 11 hurt us s,ud Penn Stille s Andrea Garner Jbout havtng to play four g.tmes tn tour dJys We dtdn 1do what we wanted We dtd not press and then had to run and keep back on defense Portland sa1d that perhaps a day between the semtfi nals and linah would have been helpful The ltmmg of !he game s (Sun day) hurt us more than anythmg Portland sa td Playmg fnday Into Sunday was really short term We ••• Someone Jon Allow Is llurl111g Tell them :about lJavorccflrc a sprclal weekly srm111ar and support group fnr people who are separated or dtvorced Call today for more mformatton Sponsored by the Mtddleport Church of Chnst. 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ALLEN AP Science Writer SAN DIEGO- While thts year's powertul El Nmo nuns mtsery worldwtde, it has blessed sctenttsts wtth a laboratory lor tmprovmg thetr under'tand mg long-term climate trends And sc tenttsts say El Ntno's angry skies are creau ng JUSt the nght ellmate to keep much-needed research dollars llowmg The ocean-warmmg phenomenon, the most watched and wetghed ever, ,!lr~ady has venfied forecasts tssued l.tst su mmer when metcorologtSis warned that torrenual wmter rams cou ld torment Cahlorma and southern ~ tates "Thts event IS the first ltme that the sc tenttfoc communtty and Nation,,, Oceanographtc o~nd Atmospheric Adtntntstralton have gone pubhc wtth the forecasts- at constderable nsk - tn an area where we don't have thai much past expenence." satd John Wallace. an atmosphenc sc tenlts l at the Umverstly ol Washmglon tn Senttle Had thetr predtcltons fizzled. so, too. mt ght thetr tundtng and credthtlll v So I.Lr. wtth Texas, MISstsstppt , Lou tstana. Flonda. the Carol mas and p.trh ol Caltfornta s<>.tked and the N\1rthe111 :'\lat e~ h~avmg a nuld w1nter. most ol tht! conllnenlal forecast 1s play1ng out Sucwssful predtctlons · gtve more con fi dence tn the money that's gomg to research ... says Ltsa Goddard. a clunate research sctenllsl ntlhe Untverstly of Cahfornta, San Dtego's Scnpps lnstllutton ol Oceanography Dunng the penodtc phenomenon called El N1no, westward blowmg trade winds weaken and allow a mass of warm water to expuod eastward across the troptcal Pactlic Ocean to South Amenca. The warm waters are hke an engme, feedmg heal mlo the atmosphere. dtsruptmg almosphenc ctrculatwn and worldwtde weather The res ult has ran ged from drought 1n Indonesta and northern South Amenca and below-normal rat nfall m parts of southern AInca to nooding m central-east Ainca, north ern Peru Chtle .md southeastern South Amenca El Ntno sc tence begtns wtth mslruments placed m the ocean and on satellites About 70 buoys swltoned m the Pactlic measure <ea temperature Satelhtes bounce radar oil the oce,m surlace 10 measure Its hetght and the depth of tiS warmer upper layer Other sale lhtes take sea su rface lemperacu·e readmgs And commerctal shtps are used to drop temperature se nsors In La Jolla. the I 090-toot-long Scnpps Pter ts an mtegral part of the mslllullon's laboratory. ChmatologiSt Laurence G. Rtddle. weanng" "Blame II On El Nmo" Tshtrt, dtmbs atop a gray clapboard shack 10 pomt out 1nstruments mon tlonng temperature humtdtty and wmd lnstde the shack, he hits,, wooden hatch wtth a vtew ol the waves lnppmg below, where 'cteniiSts lower tubes to analyze the water Radar measures sea surface height Back 1n thetr ollices. meteorologists use computers to comp1le and translate data about thts El Nmo and tis predecessors Other cl11nate set- enlists feed wmd and wave data mto supercomputer models. Rtddle satd San Drego rainfall hll a mtleslone on Feb 17 The I0 inches that had fallen stnce the ofticial "water year" started Oct. I exceeded the annual average and put San Dtego ahead of 11s ram fall tn the great El Ntno winter of 1982-83. • Pulhng up a multtcolored graph. he sard the 16-plus mches recorded at the Los Angeles Atrport from Oct. I to Feb. 17 repre sent more than double the average for the penod Shown the graph, Nicholas Graham, a chmale <ctenlist who used models of thts year's El Nmo to make cltmate predtclrons. exclatmed wllh reltef: "That looks good'" By Feb. 24. the Los Angeles ramfall was up to 20 7 mches. more than 2 1/2 times the average for the pen ad Last summer. Graham ran several atmospheric models The maJOrtly predtcled above-normal Cahfomia rami nil through the wmler Graham dtrects the cltmate forecast dtvtStOn of the lnternalronal Research Institute for Chmale Predtctton The JOint venture of Scnpps. Co lumbta Untverstly's LamontDoherty Earth Observatory m Paltsades. N Y. and NOAA was created last Apnl co provtde early warnmgs ol potentially destrulltve we,\lher pauerns. The sctentl lt c warnmgs led to preparatton around the world. from cleanng llood control channeb m Los Angel~s to m.1nagmg water 10 Soulh AInca m anucrpatlon of dry 'condrtJons U.S. birth rate dives to lowest level in more than two decades By MARIA PUENTE USA Today The U S btrth rate has fallen to a hl"ilonc low. ty1ng a record set m the mtd- 1970s The reason for the declme . demographers say, ts that more baby boomers are movmg out ol the chtldbeanng years (ages IS lo 44) and more ott he U S popul.tlton ts ltvtng longer. The btrth rate IS delined as the number ol btrths per l .OOO people For the 12 months that ended June 30. 1997. the btrth rate was 14.6 htrlhs per 1.000 populatton nat lted avera~es set tn 1975 and 1976. accorJ11tg to the Natlon.tl Center lor Health St.tltsllCS, whtch tracks u s_ vllal statistiCs The d.tt.t show that the btnh rate has fallen 13 percent smce 1990 and 3H percent smce 1960 The U S fentlny rate. defined as the number of tmths per 1.000 womt!n of ch1ldbeunng age. also Js approachmg a record low. slattsttcs ' how. Demographers constder the krtahty rate a more prec1se gauge ot reproduction For the ye.tr endmg June' ,997. the US krttlny rate was 1>5 I btrths per I.(K)() women ol chtldbe.111ng .tge. comp.tr~d wllh 65 0 rn 197f>. the n~unllow The baby boomers. who n1.1ke up the largest gener~lt J on 111 relent U S hiStory. are Amencans born from 1946 to 19M The oldest baby boomers wtll turn 52 thrs year The generalton after th e bab) boomers has less mlluence on the btnh rate because 11 ts much smaller 1n number It Coday's declmmg btrth rate can be expl,uned by agmg baby boomers. what expl.uns the declme 111 1976. when baby boomers were m pnme chlld-beanng year~ I The contrasts betw~~n the two eras are stark. sntd Carl Haub. demographer at the Populalton Reference Bureau. a Washrngcon thrnk tank that studtes popuJattOn trends ··Back then tl was the economy." Haub sntd "The country was m a recession; there was (rampnnt) mtlalton . we went through two oil shock' Women were begmmng to enter the work force. but cht ld care was scarce Access to birth control was begmnmg .·• Today. the economy ts ro,mng. mllalton IS vtrlu.tlly ntl. and otl IS plenttful Women are present throughout the work force . chtld c.tre IS more wrdely a\ar lable; and btrth control ts wtdely practtced Stgntticantly. the current btrth yt=ar rate mtght he even lower but lor the 16 mtllron legal tmmtgrunts whu have come to the Untied Stales smce 1976 St.tiiSilcs show that loretgnborn women. especrally those trom htgh-btrth-rate lQuntnes. on average have more chtldren than native-born women "There's a possrbtlny (the btrth rate) may go a bl! further down. but I t..lon't ~o;ee II derllmng "'t!nlf lcantly ,Is long as 11nllll!_!r,111nn 110m Lalln Amcnca and A''" cnntmuc:-.." :-.4ud Amaru Buchu demographer al the Census Bure.tu About XO perce nt of ummgr4mt' stn~.:c I'J70 have lOme from Asta. Lalm Amenca and the Canbbean Haub l,mtwns 4tgiunst readmg wo much mto btrth-rate slaltsttcs. In a sense. he " ud . the current btrth rate IS a stalrsltc.tl "blip." merely a retleclton olthe unusually large stze olthe baby -boom generalton and tis agmg Moreover. demographers usc a vanety ol stausucal yardsltcks to measure feruhty and reproduclton, each of whtch produces dtflerenl snapshots ol current trends. "For example, the btrth rate doesn't me,m that w.omen are h.tvmg a smaller number ol children each " Haub satd "Today. the average Amencan woman bears two chtl dren " In spite of his youth, 'Mr. Fixit' of Medicare has track record By ALICE ANN LOVE Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON - Bobby Jtndal ts a newlywed who JUst bought ht!>i ftrloil hou 'f .md h,ls i.t long w.ty to ~n hdorc ~.:onfronllng hts own retire ment Bul the 16-year olll wt ll help decu.k wh.tt ht.llth ~.:ovl!r.ag.e Medtcare c.m .tllord lnr mrlltons ol baby boomers tn thet r g:oltkn ye41rs. "Our ge ner.ltlon nel!<.ls to t.lkl! responsthtltty and needs to t.tke an tntere't m these pro~r.uns lur the elderly bec.u~Se tl they' re only vtewed as pt ogr.tm s lor the elderly I thmk they're even more vulner.tble .. ' a"l Jmll.tl. who wtll head the ,call ol a nl!w htpartl'.;.m commhston on tihe future ol Medtc.tre that begt ns work Fnd.ty . The! l'Oilllm " ton. made up of l.t wm.lk~r' .md pnv.H~·sc!ctor txpert:-.. mu't rcpon to Congress and Prest· dent Cltnton by March 1999. and there '" consensus Congr~ss should act swtll ly on tis recommendaltons " Hts responstbthty wtll be enormou,,' satll Rep Btll Thomas. RC.tltl who recruited Jmdul Many are surpnsed by hrs youth. but M.trgarel A DIXon. prestdenl ol the Amencan Associat ton of Rettred Per,ons satd ol Jrndal's parttctpalton 111 the deb.tte " When more than one ge ner:.ttton ca n bl! mvolv~d. we thtnk u· ....1 \ ery po ... tiiVC thmg .. Jmd.tlts not wtihout expenence The ambtltous young man, whose p.uents 11111111grated to the Untied Stales lrom lndta. was born and ra1std 1n Baton Rouge. La He got degree m btology and pubhc poltcy at Brown Umverstly and planned to bl!come a doctor But niter a su mmer rnternshtp on C.tpttol Htll.tnd" Rhodes scholarshtp ,,, Ox lord Umverstty. he ended up m Wm•htngton .1s a ~.:onsuh.tnt helptng l'Oillp.mles n.tV1):!411C ,\ ht:.tllh c.lfe marketpl.l\.:C t ran:-.lorrn~d by managed c.m! He w.ts .thoutlo head 111 Japan on ,1 JOb when new Louasaan,t Gov Mtke Fo,ter askc!d hun to ~ome home Jtnd.tl h.td re.td .tbout Lotllstan.r s problems w11h lis hlo,ned health prngr.un lor the poor In hiS sp.lre tune. he h.td wntten a JO-page paper outhnmg pnss1ble solutiOn' The p.tper m.tde its way to Foster. who wa"' Impressed enough to thtnk ol ottenng Jmdal - then 2-l - ,, ht gh-kvel JOb ,It Loutstana s Depnrtmenl of Health and Hosp ttals " II you want to otler me the hend JOb. I'll thmk about n." Jrndal s.ttd he told surpnsed Fosler advt sers Even more surpn~ed wen! state lawmakers when Foster gave 11 to htm. " l cou ldn 'tbeltevemyeyes lsatd they're gorng to eat h11n .thve.' sard Loutstana Sen. John Hamkel. who heads the chamber's t1nance commlltee But Hamkel satd " He JUst dtd a heck of a good job... In two years, Jtndal reduced the yearly cost of Medtcatd per benefictary tfy $325 and put the program mto surplus He dtd It largely hy gotng after health care provtders who were etCher chealtng Medtcatd outnght or geurng pard more than they deserved. Urged on by Foster, Jm~al sensa- ttonai1Lell the (.:rackdown. even go1ng wtth a TV reporter to con lronl cltntc operators payt ng parents to send healthy chtldren tn lor appomtments. Somt! advocah:!s fur the poor cntICI Zt:ll htm. however. lor tocusmg too mm:h 011 the bottom line In 1996. he dtmutatetl a progmm that helped people 1111povemhed by the exp~nse ol catastrophtc tllness. then trumpeted ,, Medtcatd budget surplus But J tndal also has recognt zed hts mtslukes lflltc' s.ty The c~tl.tstmph11..: progr.am. fur t:xampk. was mostly restored · To hiS credtt. lthm~ he was sur-j)rt>cd by the effects o_L<;_ome ol those lUtbacks. and I thmk he dtd a good JOb ol rev1slt1ng some." sa1d Marcus Carson . lormer dtreclar ol the LouiSt.tna Healthcar~ Campatgn Jmdal acknowled2es that Medtcare. whtch provides' health care for 3R nullton elderly Amencans. h.ts bigger problems barely dented by the most obvrous soluuons Anlt -lraud measures and cuts to hosptlals. lor example. were part of Ia <I year's balanced budget But experience has left htm opumtstu.:. 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"We are lucky ,, conlltct 111 the But even as 11 does, the war wt!h gulf dtdn't erupt recelllly. because tl Saddam Hussem seven years ago th~ shootmg st.trted .~g~un. people contmues to spark controvtrsy and there haven't had the lratning on clatms of federal bungling tn (depleted uranttllll)," s,ud D.tn Fahey. response to complaints of mystery research dtrector of Swords Into symptoms of what collecttvely IS Plowshnres known ._, Gulf War illnesses from Deputy Delense Secretary John J more than I00,000 of those who Hamre on Jan . 7 ordered .til mtlunry served. departments to 1mplemen1 tr.unmg Dunng the short 1991 war. U.S "lor those ltkely to be exposed" and and Bnttsh tanks and atrcraft pumped gave a 60-day deadlme tor the brass about 1>30.000 pounds of depleted to provtde spectlic plans to do so But uramum penetratnrs - armor-pterc- the report .tuthor< lllstsled ltnle lr.unmg rounds that gav~ the all1es a huge mg has been completed lacttcal supenonty - tnto lra41 MaJ. Tom Gtlroy. spokcsm.m lor armaments and postltons Bern.m.l Rostker. the .lss Jst.uH The east ly-mhaled depleted ura- Delt!nse secretary 111 charge ol uw~s­ ntum ts chemtcally toxtc .tnd radtoac- tlgatmg Gull W.1r tllnesses. satd, "It ltve. h oxt<.hzes tnlo extremely small " unhkely health ell eels reported by particles when bummg upon unpacl Per,t.tn Gull ve ts today are the result Whtle the Pentagon llllll.tlly da11ned ol exposure to depleted urantum durabout two dozen ve terans mav have mg the gull war c.uned home rad10act1v~ lragm~nts . ·· 1don ' t know tltl 's useful to s.ty the advocacy groups charged the 400.000 people were exposed wllh prohkm 1s much. much b1gg.a. out any sort of contt:x.t ." Gilroy s.ud "The Penlauon has a tawdrv hts- ··saytng troops were ex posed 1s lory of not dot~g research on he.tllh much dtllerentthan sayrng there ts a ell ells." dallnell P.tul Sulltvan. exec- d.1nger 111 so methlllg Ccrt.unl y. utive dtrector of the N.tltonal Gull Uepletc!d ur.lll lum h,t s some 41sso~t.lt ­ W,Lr Resource Center "Veterans have ed dangers It Is .1 he.wy m eta l Hut heen lei! to IWISt m the wmd lor sev- the leve ls ol exposur~ r.mge lrom en yenr' by the Pentagon's Iat lure to thos~ who have (dcpkted urantulll) 111 the1r b1x.l1es. on the ht!.!hN end . to do rese.trch " fulk s who m.ty h.tve gon~ by veh tcle s d.l)s or wet:ks dftl!r th!!)' wen~ htt .tnU the dust st.!ttled 1-. that .1 dant!l.!rou :-. exposure to depleted ur,tntum ' Proh- Blast survivor speaks to press BIRMINGHAM. Ala. tAP) - A nurse senously tnjured m nn .tbontnn clmtc bombmg met with reporters Monday lor the ltrsl tune. vowtng that she "wtll not stay down ." Emtly Lyons. at the request ol tnvesttg,tlors. would not say what, tf anythtng, she remembers of the Jan 29 bombtng. whtch ktlied an oft-duty Btrmtngham poltceman, Robert Snnderson Mrs Lyons. who was a counselor as well as a nurse at the New Woman All Women chnic. had JUSI amved. as had Sanderson. when the bomb detonated outstde the buildmg near the Iron! entrance. "I JUst happened to be tn the wrong place at the wrong ltme that day," satd Mrs. Lyons, her face scarred from bomb shrapnel. She was bltnded tn the auack and lost sight permanently tn one eye, but the other IS expected to heal Enc Robert Rudolph, a North Caroltna man whose truck was seen near the clinic. has been charged in the fatal bombmg but remains a fugtltve. In a crowded hosptlal news conference, Mrs. l.:.yons said the bombmg accomplished nothmg for opponents of abortiOn The clinic remains open, she said , and both workers and pregnant women are showing up. .tbly not. · Roslker h.td prmmsed ,, spectal report on depleted ur.tntum - ta rsi lor September .md then lor Fehru.try Gtlroy satd 11 's near completmn. ant! w1ll be out tht s spnng.. Tr4unmg pro· grams lor troopo.; also .1ft~ under 1'00· ' stder.llton. he s,ud The \'t:ler.tns · .tUvm.:.u.:y gt nups s.uU they w.mtthe Pent,agon to llllllledt.ttely tnlorm the 4110 .0!Ml tronps-" they estlln.nc were t:Xp(hCd dunng ~ombat. while ptrkmg up contaminated weapons. or .ts the y cr.1wled over shot-up lraq t tanks and vchtcle! J on the h.tttlegmund aftl!r tht ltghttngt · They also w.mt a "presumptt<m " ' of tllness lor V1Ct lm s. so.rthnse wh~}.; thmk tht:y were exposed can gct ~IUlO* mat1c lll!!dlc.tl treatment from VA" doctors Without first havmg to pro,C' .m Il lness or :1 cau'e Department ol Veter,ms Alfatrs, spokc!snMn Terry J!! m1son ,~ud the' VA recently stgned a $1 mtllton-plus, contmct wuh the lnsltlule ol Medi-cine to determme whtch symptoms'. and tllnesses should he lreal~d .ts' ·presumpti ve." He also satd a VA : rese,tflh prngr,un tn Bi.tlttmore h,ls. st.uted lookmg at posstble gcnct1c. damage done by depleted urantum • "There are no clmtcally accepte<l' routtne tests lor DU exP.Ds ure, .. Jem(- · son satd .• Fahey. who wrote most "' lh! report. s,11d much ul the rnatenal wa~ ' known lobe ralltOacll\oly "hot" ngli) ~ alter the w.tr In M.tv 1991_ he ; dauned. the Arniy orlle~ed seven ol 14 Bradley Ftghttng Vehtcles hll by . .tilted "I nendl y lire" huned m de•.erl sands m Sauur Arabt ''The Pent.agon knows theY; tncurred substant1~1l rad1tMCt 1ve exrx-lsure ... he s:.ud f.\ .. I The reput t .tulhors were accon(' pameU .It .1 press l'nnlerence by live., veterans who served 111 Desert Sto11n , On~ ol them. Charles Sheeh.tnMtles. a t.tnk crew man m the 24tli Mech,mlled lnlantry Dtvlston. pu lled an tn)ured Amenc.tn from a ne.trhy t.mk that explolled .tnd threw ott tis , dcpleleU urantum rounds "out of the ' lop ol Ihe l.tnk · .tcross an nre.t 400 '• meters w1dc ' " \Ve were envelopc!d tn" m4IS'\IVe clnull ol "noke .tnd dust, .. Shcehan Mtle, s.ud .VI. 1 (In Stock} SAYRE TRUCKING SQ. YO Vinyl Flooring $4~~0 I • Starting REMOVAL Hauling, Excavating & Trenching Limestone & Gravel Septic Systems Trailer & House Sites Reasonable Rates Driveways, Parking Lots, etc. Call Anytime Home Joe N. Sayre 614-742-2138 175 N. 2nd Ave . Middleport, OH ( ;,·nrraf ( ·otl'drurtiHII Exhatsl Work We do Custom Bending Converter Back $84.95 Most Cars Used nras 12.00 to 15.00 Service Job $16.95 4 qt. oil Sl'ptir _...;, 'h'lll.,, I lililil''l, l{uufi11g. \l'\\ llolllt'" · Hl'lnudrliug ('Rl .l 1, General Repatr Work Sugar Run Ashland ' 190 Mulberry Pomeroy Phone 992-9949 E\ ITHI'Ri~L~ Courthouse In Pomeroy, Pomeroy 992-7943 992 -5404 992-6810 YOUR MESSAGE CAN BE SEEN HERE FOR A TOTAL OF $7.00 PER DAY. Public Notice Public Notice 463 S. Fourth Street, Middleport, OH 45760 REAL ESTATE APPRAISED AT: $40,000.00. Ths real estate cannot be sold lor leas than two-thirds the appraised value TERMS OF SALE: Cash on delivery of dead. Sold subject to accrued real estate taxes. James M. Soulsby (3) 3, 10, 17; 3TC ·60- 200 J9(i (Lime Stone· Low Rates) YOUNG'S CARPENTER SEVICE WICKS HAULING Limestone, Gravel, Sand, Top Soil, Fill Dirt •Room Additions •New Garages ·Electrical & Plumbing •Roofing •Interior & Exterior Palnttng Also Concrete Work (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG Ill 614-992-3470 Pomeroy, Ohio 992-6215 P/B Contractors Inc. LIMESTONE •Bobcat Service •Concrete Construction •Masonry Construction •General etc. 8 ton Delivered $120 Pineapple Cherry t00·J25 -150 Raspberry J00 · 125 -I!';() Hot Fudge Cur ;lfn~l Commercial and Residential 24 Hr Bobcat Service Available Mileage Limit Call Randy Free Estimates No Job Too Small 992-5050 (740) 985-3948 Brian Mornson KINGS' Peartul WILL HAUL- JUST CALL. 992·2646 Gravel, Limestone, Topsoil, Fill Dirt, Sand. No Minimum. Call Us For A Free Esltmate 614-742-3090 614-742·3324 61 4-7 42-3076 (R•ason•••• Rat•s). - Vinyl Rems Extra 10% off I with ad Exptre 3-14-98 ' ' I' I I J (740) 992-7028 .v •I ., if NEW OWNER • Brian Howard of Pomeroy, naw owner of the Dairy Velley at the foot of the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge said he will make few chinges at the long-established business. He Is shown here by the menu which he said offers "something for everybody." CLEAN HOUSE WITH THE CU.SSIFIEDSI ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION . - 7/22/tfn 992-2156 AVON I AU Areas I Shtrley Spears, 304·675· 1429 A Oua!ny Mormng Newspaper In Parkersbu rg W Va Is loolllng 1 For News Reporlers E~~oper1enced And Entry l evel Cand1dates W1ll Be Considered Send Resume 005 Personals And Work Samples To Ben Sher-' 65 year old white w1dow, doesn 't oan The Par.kersburg News 519 smoke or drink Wo4ld like corre- Juhana Sl . Parkersburg W Va spondence with gentleman pas·· 26101 EOE Sibl e relatiO nship Betty Shearer. ATTENtiON 1164 Rebecca Street Wooster, CNA'S, PCA'S & HHA'S ANNOUNCEMENTS OtNo44691 Even Pollee Use: Psych1cs!! l Ftnd Out About Their G1lled Powerltl Catl 1-900 288-8863 Ex I 8001. $3 99 Per Mm Must Be 18 Yrs Serv-U 619-645·8434 Soap Opera Updates Nownl 1 900-407 7785 Ekl 8749 12 99 Per Mm Must Be 18 Yrs Serv U 619·645·6434 Slart oa\lng ton1gnt1Have fun. t .1!01). ROMANCE 9ll!l&nSion 7484 play 0~10 s daung game Thank You St Ju de For Prayer Answered E A A Thank You St Jude For Prayer Answered D W A Would You L• k:e To Know The Answer To The Ouest1ons In Your Life ?? II So Ca ll Nowlll 11900)288 8863 Ekl 6342 $3 99 Per Mtn Musl Be 18 Serv-U (619)645 6434 40 Giveaway 6 Week Old KtHens & Mother Cat 740 245-5233 Free to mdoor good home only 2 ki'llens 6mos old 1 ma le sliver tabby 1-female Dlue/gray/wlltte t1ger striped .304-458-2218 Full Stock l ab Male Puppy 10 Weeks Old, 7.!0 446·9290 la b Cross Pupp1es 7wks old Mate Beagle l Omas old no pa pers 304 675-6353 Mued bred ma l e 1 1 /2y rs old good w / ~1ds has had all shots 304 675 1275 One year old full blooded yellow Lab male 10 good home only movmg 740 992 1105 Tw o Clucks three bullon head quatls doe raDbll male Alask:tan Husky to good homes 740 992 1105 lost and Found Lost Black Scottish Terner Near Oua•l Creek Name Is Oudlee 740· 245 9550 (Has Med1ca1 Pr ob- lems) Los t chOcolate l ab "Rover' Beech Grove Ad VIC1n1ty call 740·742 2675 Los t Te achers Pet Brown Fe male We1ner Dog Blue Collar I Tag Bulav111e /Add1son P1ke Area Snyde(s Rewardll740 367 0667 70 •New Homes •Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATEES 985-4473 11 o Help Wanted Found black wh1te and brown Home lmprovemenls ' Sentinel Classifieds puppy 10 12 weeks Laurel Cliff/ Naytors Run 740 992 6164 alter 7pm 33151 Happy Hollow Road Middleport, Ohio 45769 Additions, Roofing, Siding, Pole Barns, Decks, Painting Thaddeous James Ellis, son of Terry and Norma Ellis of Alma, Ga., celebrated his third , birthday Saturday. He is the grandson of Ron ' and linda Eastman of Pomeroy, and the great-grandson of AI and Opal lipscomb of Pomeroy, and Roland and Doris Eastman of Coolville. Ell!tra Large Steel Pet Craie, Call(304) 615·1051 Leave Message EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 60 BuitP.rs,C()T Carpet and ~~ 740.367.7838 llo/l'r S.. Barldlnl', SQ. YD rt Installation Available Biscuit Sandwich, Hot & Cold Lunch Sandwich Introducing Pizza 12" $7.49 Deluxe All Topptnga Call In Orders Accepted Middle rt, Oh. limn Wanted To Buy I Hol Breakfast 1-614-992·9057 591-1897 Used Prano 304 ·675-6925 Leave Message 4 AM·12 PM Mon ...Sat.; Sun. 6 AM·Midnlght Fraa Eat.• Fully Insured Cell Phone 5677 We Buy Aut os tn Any Condllton. Call 740 388 9062 Or 740-446-1 PART CHESHIItE Quality Work Guaranteed 614-992·3141 TIMBER · We pay cash lor 1rac1s ol Umber I! mterested 1n sel ling your 11mt1er please tel our pro· lessmnal loreslry stall manage your t1mber for 10come. wtldhle, and a place to enJOY the out· doors Supenor Hardwooos of Ohto Lumber Co PO 8011 606 Wellston Oh 1o 45692 (740)38.4- FOOD MfiiO' Specializing In: New Roole, Roof Repairs, Gutters, Interior 6 Exterior Painting, Drywall Repair. Loweat rates during the winter montha of Jan.·Fab.·Mar. $699 At 446-4759 441·1 McFEE ROOFING & PAIIITIH6 SNOW NOTICE OF SALE By virtue of an Order ol Sate Issued out of the Common Pleas Court of Metga County, Ohio, In the caaa of the Farmer• Bank & Savings Company, Plaintiff, va. David G. Johnson, at al, Delenehlnta, upon a Judgment therein rendered, being Case No. 97-CV·127 In uld Court, I will offer lor oale at the front door of the Metge County, Ohio, on the 10th day of April, 1998, at 1o:oo a.m.,- the fo)towlng Ianda and tenements, located at 463 S. Fourth Street, Mlddlaport, OH 45760. A complete legal description of the real estate to as follows· Situate In the VIllage of Middleport, County of Meigs and State of Ohio, bounded and described as follows: Being Lot Number O'ne Hundred Thirty One (131) of Palmer's Addition to said VIllage. For further description, reference Is hereby made to the recorded plat of tho VIllage of Middleport, Ohio. Reference Oeed: Volume 295, Page 21 of the Meigs County Deed Recorda. Audllor'a Parcel No.: 1500917.000 PROPERTY ADDRESS: Free Estimates Ar ctpflng Workere Com,.nutlon Patltntl 2/1311 mo Multi-Tone Cut-N-Loop (In Stock) $599 At At Public Notice 20 Yrs Exp • Ins Owner R1ck Johnson 'AMTA Mtmhtr "Lictll!td /Jy Ohr01 Srutt Mtdocu/Bno,m/ Call 614-843·5426,_,mopd James M. Soulsby Sherlft, Melga County Kirk Sampaon Lamer, Sampson & Rothfuas 120 E. Fourth Street, 8th Floor Cincinnati, Ohio 45202 (513) 241 -3100 OH Sup Ct 10012999 (3) 3, 10, 17; 3TC • Top • Trim • Removal • Stump Grinding Insurances •urthrttu 5-40 WEST UNION STRHT ATHENS, OHIO .U701 PHONE (7~) 69~·2227 FAX (7~) 5"·662A Spring Rolls Have Arrived!! . Berber Carpet Starting ''I'"'" injurylf'rr:~~•ntwn Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 Special Thru March INGELS CARPET Starting •mrKrornts · "chmnlc fatrg~ Free Estimates Public Notice Gordon Bruce Teaford, at al Delendenta Court of Common Pleas Meigs County, Ohto In pureuence of an Order of Sill to me directed from 11ld Court In tho above entitled action, I will expoae to ule et public auction at the Courthouae on April 17, 1998 11 11:00 a.m. of aatd day, the following described r..l ....te: . Situated In the county of Melge, In the etatt of Ohio and In the vlllage of Pomeroy: Beginning at the Eell Part of lot no. 376 which Ia trlenguter eheptltt which Ilea In the angle between Mulberry end Anne Streets In aald village of Pomeroy and whtch waa dtodtd to MIUie C. Botti by Catherine Kuppu and Frank K'uppu by dHda deled 1877 and 1885 r~tlvlly, except the Will end of aald lot no. 376 which waa heretofore aotd to Eva L. Stmme and conveyed by deed dated Mey 7, 1919. For a lull deecrtptlon of the western boundary of the eastern part of thla lot no. 376 hereby conveyed, reference le hereby made to Eva L. Slmme' deed recorded In Volume 117, page 543 of the recorde of deada of Meigs County, Ohio. Prior lnatrument relerencee: Volume 287, Pege 3. · Property addreee: 147 Mulberry Avenue, Pomeroy, OH45769. Apprallld at: 30,000.00 Tarma of sate: Caah lntcurauvt 1ft4.WWt tccbntuw tbgt arc l!clnful lt1C1 •dmmu: pam •musclt strain.tlsprulM •Jtru.t Over 20 years experience. Public Notice SHERIFF'S SALE REAL ESTATE CASE NUMBER 96CV041 Blnk One, Athena, N.A. Plelntlft JANICE S. HAYNES, BA, MT MASSAGE THERAPIST • Vinyl Siding • Garages • New Homes • Pole Buildings • Room Additions At 260 Union Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio 614-992·7147 JOC· j':iS-15•) .S•:. Ne~ LOHG'S COHSTROaiOrt SUSIE Howell examined McGuire's nome at Laurel Cliff, which will be raised out of the flood level as a part of a hazard mitigation program approved last week. R. L. HOLLON Gallipolis & Vicinity TRUCKiNG ALL Yard Sites Mull Be Paid In Advance QEAQL!NE· 2.00 p.m. the day before the ad 11 to run. Sunday edition· 2 00 p.m. Friday Monday ldhlon • Hl. OO a m Saturday. DUMP TRUCK SERVICE '' I; Agricultural Ume, Limestone • Gravel , Dirt· Sand 985·4422 Chester, Ohio I M!5/96/lln Yard Sale Rummage Sale Grace Umtect MethOdiSt Church, 2nd & Cedar, Gall1poi1S Oh10 March 6th 8 30 · 230 Pomeroy, Middleport & Victnity All Yard Salea. Mutt Be Patel In Advance Deadline: 1.00pm the day before the ad 11 to run, Sund1y & MondiY" edition. 1.00pm F~day. Home Health Agency Now Htttng t For Full & Pa rt Ttme Pos1 t1ons Agen cy Wtll Train PCA's & HHA's Wtth Htgh School Drploma GED Or At Leas t 1 Year Expen ence In Carmg For The Elderly You May Apply In Person AI 750 Ftrsl Avenue GaiiiPQhs Ohio Avon $8 -$20 /Hr. No Door To ·' Door, OUICk: Cash Fun Easy, 1· 600-361-<>466 1nd'slstrep Babysttter Needed For Two Ch1ld· ren On Weekdays Flextble Sh1f1s 740 256 1070 Bates Bros Amusement Co Must be 16 years or older Free to travel Call 740·266-2950 M·F 800430 CNA'S Eldercare o1 WV IS now accept· mg appi1Cal10ns kJr part-ltme and/ or lull lime CNA S expenenced 1n long-term heallh care 11cansed rn , WV Apply 1n pe rso n between sam 5pm at 107 M1ller Onve Alp· ley WV EOE Dealers & OISI(IblJiors Wanted Great money mak1ng opport unity car home heallh body care produels ava11a~ t e For demo &· 1 ~;~~no't~~yqi~~~ Ye+~ ~::~e~~:t~: Smtih @ 304 662 3972 Retarl 01· rect 1·600·820 6893 Ptnt 163062 -0-ed-,c-,-,.-d--:T-o-:0--11-er-ln-g-:T:c~-.-::B-esl ~ In Care Scen1c Hills Nurs1ng And Rehab1htatr on Cenler Is Hu10g STNA s (State Tes ted Nurstng : ASS IStan ts) All Shtfls Available 1 Conlact Staff Development D1rec· tor, Pam Caldwell, For DetailS, 311 Buckr1dge Road B•dweU OH 45614 Dependable And Flex1ble Cerl l· lied Nurse A1d Neeeled For In Home Care Call Adnanne Or An · g1e 1 800 481 6334 Dr1vers Needed For 300 To 800 Mile Radws Must Have Class B Lrcense And Good MVR Ell!per l ence Also Re qUired Wee~ly Pay & Heallh Ins Ava1table F01 More ln1ormallon Call 800·437 8764 Earn 2K Per Week Cal l 1 800 636 6773 Ext 9741 For Record tng Employment Opportun1ty For Ex· per1enced Rece pllon1 s1 /Admtn•s · trat1ve Assrslant Must Have At Lea st One Year s Ell!peflence W1th Wmdow s 95 And Olhce 95 Or H1gh1H M1crosolt Word Excel Access And PowerPo1nt W•ll Be G1ven H1ghest Constderahon Olher Spreadsneet Apphcat1ons Or Wordpr oc esstng Prog rams He lpful Must Be Able To Work lndependenlly While Completmg Multiple Tasks At One T1me Custome r Service Knowledge Telephone Sk1lls And Message Tak1ng tmperat1ve Apphcants W11t Be G1yen Computer Test As Pari 01 1nter v1ew Please Apply IN PERSON AI Scen tc Hills Nursmg And Rehab1htat1on Cen , ler 311 BlJckfldge Ad Btdwell OH Front Desk PortfOliO Of Pasl Protects Welcome And Encour· aged Exciting New Opportunity· need salespeople •mmedi alely part-ttme or lulltune Call 740.992 5387 anytune, leave message FIRE YOUR BOSS 400 Opportumt"s To Make Btg $$ From Hornet FREE INFO 1·888·4J0.7576 Ext 3208 (24 Hrs ) Have An All an Party In Your Home And Get A Free Gtftl Ca ll Ahs~a Ro(as AI 740·2 45-96 35, An Avon Independent Sa les Representat1'18 -. 1 �.Page 8 • The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Tuesday, March 3, 1998 Tuesday, March 3, 1998 ' Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ALLEYOOP 1 BRIDGE YOU GUYS BE ON YOUR. The Dally Sentinel • Page 9 r NEA Crossword Puzzle roes 1 we i'IAY ee IN •~ . I IT UP TO OUR EARS 1 PHILLIP ALDER __ _____ :•..... ___: ~ Search 01 Motivated Fnendly :;iarmg Team Player Part T me £11PN Posit ons Open For All Sh Its ~~ Seen c H I & Nursmg And Re Sablltahon Cen ter Contact D rec ;lor 01 Stall Development Pam Caldwell TO Learn More About f Employment t QpponuMtes 311 auckodge Road BH:1we I OH · ~4~~~4~-------­ ~ INFANT ANC TODDLER CARE ¥ oosehearl s Baby v I age -seeks ln dtv duals To Res de On Our Campus To Nurt ure And Care Fo Our In an ts And Tad dters Esp We come EKper enced Day Care Stall See Yo th Oevet opmen Profess ona s ""Meed a tone? P efer o mae ..f\ve n "' th elderly ge ntreman room & board small sa ary efer ences please 304 89~ 3942 Needed lmmed ately Se rv ce Techn c1an Must Be EPA <:e I hEld Apply In Person Co mlort A r Systems Inc 407 Th d Avenue Gall pols Oh o OHIO RESIDENTS ONLY You Can Make A D 11erence In A Ch ld s L ie Earn Do Ia s Wh e Work ng At Home And Be Teat ed Aespectlu ly How? By E'<>com TlQ A Foste Pa ent Call Ed Nee co & Assoc 1 888 577 6085 Part Time Ret a 1 Jewel y Sales Exper ence Help ul But Not Re qu ed Appl ca t or.s Accepted 0 AM t p M Acqu s ton s F ne Jewelry t5 Seco nj A enue ~alllpol s No Phone Ca Is FINANCIAL 210 Busmess Opportunity INOTICEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO recommends that you do bus ness w th people you ~now ana NOT to send money through the ma 1 un t l you have nves t gated the ofer ng Someone To Work On Wee ken ds Sa turday Morn ng To 'Aonday Morn ng To Take Care Of Elderly Lady Send Name Ad dress & Aeterences To P 0 BO)( 128 V nton OH 45686 Start An E)(cn ng Career As A Dnver W th l !lie Caesars Ear n Up To $8 00 Hr (T ps Comm & Hrly Rate ) Fie)( Hr s Apply AI The Gall polls Loca l on (740 44 1 1400) The Fock Gallagher Manulactur mg Company In Wellston Oh o s Seek ng fl. Htghly Oudlt ed Equ p ment Ma nlenan ce Me ehan cal I Elect cal For Its 2nd Shtlt Opera t on In Ilia ly The Temp orar y Work1ng Hours W II Be 12 Noon ATTENTION Poem & Song Wr ters Who W sh To Be No t ced 1 800 600 0343 Of ce Ext t295 BUTCHER SHOP SLAUGHTER HOUSE Old Eslabt shment Bus ne sS Cen trally B dw ell Porter Chance To Own nP ss Blackburn Lo cated In The Area Ex ceuen! Your Own Bus Realty 74 0 446 THORNTON GREEN HOUSES 1996 Schu ll 3bedrooms 2ba th s v nyl s d ng sh ngted root t> arn tUIId ng pnce reduced 304 675 230 Professional Services L v ngston s basement '1\ctle proal ng a 1 oaseme nt repaHs let me done 1 ee es t ma tes gua antee !Oyrs on JOb exp er ence 304 675 2145 3 Bedroom 2 bath 1996 model home ncludes Free set up & delivery Skirting air color TV & VCR Included AI lor $219/mo Only wh le suppt es last Call o day 304 755 5885 14x80 Glamour Ba th $1791Mo 304 736 7295 AH eat estate adven s ng n h s newspaper s suo1ect to the Federal Far Hous ng Act o1196B wh ch makes I lloga1 to aovert se any r. relerence hm tat on or o scrim nat on based on race color el g on sex lam 1 al sta tus or na anal or g n or any ntent on to make any such preference 1m tal on or d sc r m nat on Th s newspaper w~ l not knowmg y accept ad~ert •seme nts lor eat estate whtch •s n v olauon of the aw Our l eaders a e hereby nlormed tha1 a I dwell ngs aavert sed n tn s newspaper are ava table on an equal oppol1 un ty bass Aneni!On Mob te Home Owners Areas largest Inventory Of Inter therm & Cole man Hea t Pump s A tr Cond toners Furnace s & Parts Huge Buying Power Means The Lowe st ln sta led Pnce Easy Over The Phone Bank Fmancmg Call Bennetts Mob e Home HTG & CLGt BOO 872 5967 Custom made t'lomea wt'lere tt'le customer seta the price & we own the bank Only At Oakwood Homes of Nllro WV 304 755-5885 Acce ssor1es Water Heaters Vt nyl Ski rt ing Klls S299 95 An chars Wood & F bergtass Steps Root Coa t ngs Doors Windows Plumb ng & Electr c<JI Su pp ltes Block' ng Wood & VJedges And More Call Bennett 5 Mob le Home Supply Att 740.446 9416 Sle 3 Bedroom $995 Down $199/ Mo Only Oakwood Homes Bar boursv lie WV 304 736 3409 Hand~man Special Cas h Only 2&3 Bedroom s $1 50() & Up! Only 3lelt 304 755 556 1 REAL ESTATE New Ooub ew1de Aep o 4 Bed ooms 2 Baths Easy Terms 1 Ranch 3 Bedrooms 1 Bath Large Ll\1 ngroom La ge K tchen 1 Acre Gathpo s C ty School s $62 000 537 Plymale Road 740 446 4323 3 Bedroom Rancher w/heat pump & slluated on pnvate 66 acre sell ng n Leon Allordably pr ced at ONLY $59 900 Call Gary Gar r son tor nlormal on or pr \'a te v ewtrlg 30 4 586 9032 or 304 757 7545 BUY HOMES FROM $4 000 I 5 Bdrm Local Gov't & Bank Repo s X 1709 CaN I 800 522 2730 House and property appro)( 4a cres Ideal star ter home Beech St Pomeroy OH 304 982 2077 NEW CONSTRUCTION Beau llu! Two Story Colon al 414 Th d A11enue Gall pol s 3 Bed ooms 2 112 Baths LA .& FA Formal 0 n ng AoQATI Oak Trm Ftrepace Much More Home Eltg bte For Ta)l Abatement $179 500 304 2 73 2940 800 383 6862 New 16 W1de Free Delivery & Se1 up $t 7999 t 888 928 342£ New 1996 14)170 three bedroom ncludes 6 mon hs FREE lot rent Incl udes sku tmg oetuxe steps and setup Only $187 08 per month w1th $1075 down Ca ll 1 800 B37 3238 New Double W de 3BR 2 Bath FREE Delivery & Set up $24 999 low Down Payment E Z Monthly Payments 1 8B8 926 3426 New S ngtew de 3BR FREE De l1very & se t up $16 999 1 888 928 3426 PRE OWNED HOMES Excellen t Condi t on Owner F nanc ng Ava table Call 304 722 7148 Oulet Country Setting w th beau 111u1 mobtle home forced to sell Fmanc1ng avatlabl e 304 755 5566 Slngh;t Parent Program Speetal I nanc ng on 2 3 & 4 bedroom homes Payments a's IDw u $180 Cal! now 304 755 5885 NEW BANK AEPO S ONLY 3 LEFT I 801).383-6B62 340 Busmess and Bu1ldmgs Restaurant lor lease or ren t equ pment o re nt for someth ng else owner w U help qual fled peo pie good local on call 30 4 882 2955 350 Lots & Acreage (ATTENTION DEVELOPERS SMALL BUSINESS COUNTRYESTATE) 6J 95 Ac es Approx. B Acre lake Gall a County County Water And Ele ct c S2 600 Per Acre 740 38B 8678 t 20 tee! ong 80 feAt long on o h er s de 75 fee t w de level lot n MOd ep o t $23 000 090 740 992 2290 12 160 2 Beo room w th e~pand o. on enled 101 In Pa lo: Lane CA Po ch OuiOu Ia ng Ca pori St2 ;.~00 (740)24 5 0452 AIIP 5 30 prr balh ~5 500 W•ll Care For Elderly Or Hand• capped Person In My Home Rei erences 740 441 1536 WIt haul JlXlk or trash away $35/ ~ t 97t Mon l ceH o t2K60 mob le home t ke new range relr gerator wa sn.e and oryt::r a hree yedr old ga s furnace ca pet 2 bed room 1 lull bath 1 es iU es._new v nyl underp nn ng $55 00 140 985 3929 or 740-985 3641 1973 Cameron 12x65 2br t room adOlion $4 500 304 882 3612 Wt11 Care For Elderly Or Hand capped Person In My Home Ref erences 740 441 1536 IOOd 304-675 5035 446 4039 740 446 1004 Froez ers Refrigerators S1de By Stdes Telev so ns Wa sher Dryer s Beds Slo\leS 3090 360 420 Mobile Homes lor Rent GOOD USEO APPLIANCES 14)(60 Tratler 2 Bedrooms W&D Open K1& LA S1ale Rou1e 2tB $300/Mo 74() 256 t044 1980 t4)(70 moble home $5000 12x28 mob le home add lion $1500 4 x24 round pool $500 740 367 06 17 Wanled 4 Or 5 Acres In The Rto Grande Or Green School 0 striCt Call After 5 PM 740 245S946. RENTALS 2 Bedroom House In Galhpol s W D Hook Up C/A No Smokers 0 Pels Re fere nces & Depos 1 740 256 9190 Between 6 9 PM 2 Bedroom H use Located Near Holze r Hosp1 al Completely Un lum•shed 304 675 4833 Am act ve 5 Room College Sec ond Avenue In GallipoliS Close To Chwctl 740 446 2267 Large se lec t on ot used home s 2 o 3 bedrooms Starhn,g at $2995 Qu ck de 1very Call 740 38 5 In country two bedroom holJse total electr c w•th good s•ze yard on Oh o R ve by Rae ne Water sewe trash al mcuded n rent $350 per month $150 depos 1 Avatlable abou t March 1Olt1 Can see anyhme call740-949 t012 Make 3 Payments & Move l n. 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In New Haven \br !urn shed, ap t ncludes washer & dryer depostt & references 304 682 2566 Grubbs P ana lumng & repa rs Problems ? Need Tuned? Call tt'le pano Or 740-446-4525 Modern 1 Bedroom ApiHiment 740 446 0390 JET AERATION MOTORS Repatred New & Rebuilt In Stock N ce cl ean elltency apartmen t r ~'~ fe 1ence s & deposn no pets 304 675 5162 Call Ron Evans t BOO 537 9528 Large Elvi S Pres ley l amp $60 N ce one bedroo m & 2 bedroom i:II-Jart men ts n Pomeroy uttlt es pad no pets 740 992 5858 N1ce One BA Unfurmshed Apart ment Range & Relug Provided Water & Garbage Pa1d Oepos11 Requ red 740 446 4345 After 6 PM Recli ner Chatr l R Ch air End ;'fable lamps Entertainment Ce n ter lnvaltd Polly Chan Walker 740 446 0897 WARM UP Htgh Etf c ency Natu ral And LP Gas Furnaces Li fe time Warranty On Heat E)(chang er If You Don t Call Us We Both Lose1" Free Est1mate s! Add On Heat Pumps Only Sl ghty H1gher Call Us Today 1998 Is Our 28th Year In Th e Heat ng & aoo l ng Business • 740 446 6306 1 800 29 t 0098 STORAGE TANKS 3 000 Gallon Opnght Ron Evans Enlerpn ses Jackson Ohoo 1800 537 952B TOBACCO FOR LEASE LA WRENCE COUNTY 3 000 PO BASE 740 25&-1746 AFTER 5 PM Ty Beane Babtes new current re11red and hard to lind mcludtng Pea ce 97 Hal day set Cubb1e and many more 740 992 4186 leave message Waterbed For Sale K ng Size 6 Drawe s Beaut lui Headpost: 740 446-2200 Water ne Spec at 304 BB2 2436 l ong wedd ng gown never worn sze 14/ 16 extensve beadmg & long rultled 1ram vetl & gloves to fTillll:h $250 6t4 992 t t2£ Maytag Wa sher & Dryer Stack able Whtte New Maytag Refng e ato r 14"9 Cub Foot OU Whtte New 24" Pontoon Boat Like New 40 Horse Mac Motor Wllh Boa t Tratle 740 441 1536 740 441 3/4 200 PS 1386 Bedroom Near Holzer Range Aelr gerat or Furnished WID Hoo k Up $279 Plus Ulll ties De posHflease Req u red (7A0)446Pomeroy two bedroom carpeted cable rash utlltt1es pa cJ $485/ mo $485 depos• t one year lease M ddleport two bedroom hardwood floors stove $250/mo $250 depos1t six month and one year leaseoltered 740 992 4514 Ups ta rs 2 Rooms & Batn Fur mshed Clean No Pets Relerence & Oepo sl l ReQUi re d 740 446 end rig soon" 800 263 2640 R& S Furniture Malon WV Buy Sell Trade Used & Ant1ques Furnture 304-7)3. 534 t Smith Corona PWP 4200 Word Processor Wtlh Monitor 11 Has A Hard Dnve And A Disc Onve It Comes W ttl Spell R ght Corona Cole Ill For Spreads heels Lotus And Word Perfect 11 Ha s Been used Le ss Than 10 Times 1519 8oughl New $350 Sell For $250 450 OBO Also For Sale Sm th Coro noa Etee ctr c Typewnt er S140 Call 740 245 9635 II No An swer Please leave A Message Furnished Rooms Cucte Motel Lowest Rate s In Town Newly Remodeled HBO Ci ne max St'towt me & 0 sney Weekly Rates Of Monlhly Rates Constructio n Workers We come 74() 44t ~96 740.441 5t67 Sleep ng rooms with cook ng Als o !ratter space on rver All hook ups. Call aft er 2 00 p m 304 773-565t Mason WV 460 Space lor Rent Roush Rental IS now accepting appl1cat ons to rent Ira lers & elfi ency apartments W 11 accept Sola $200 Lazy Boy re el ner Ike new $400 304675-7173 olllee area $300/nro $300 ~e posU one year lease 740 992 4514 ask lorChns Servtce Needs EPA Certtfled BAANEO Round ba1ts mtxed .nay oover wet 304 882 2077 Ea r Of Corn $2 75 A Bu shel An drew Troyer 469 Rtchard s Roa d Patr101 G.ood M )(8d Ttmolh y Orchard Grass Hay Second Cuttmg 0 1 Orchard Grass 740 245 9212 Mt)(ed Hay Delano Jackson Fa m Ph 740-446 1104 740 441 0450 Round hay bales 1200 lbs $1 2 New Leader 1me ten uzer spread er on tratler PTO 740 698 8254 Yellow gold & d amond d in ner nng appra sed lor $5 000 best offe r 304 675 6925 leave mes sage 550 Building Supplies Block bnck sewer p pes wind ows I ntels etc Claude Wmters A o Grande OH Ca I 740 245 5121 560 Pets lor Sale 2 Hand led Cocka t el bal>te s 304 862 3436 Ask fo saoora AK C Reg Black Labs bo rn 121 25197 sro1S & wormed WANTED AKC Aeg Chocolale Lab puppy 304 675 6046 A Groom !ihop Pet Groo m•ng Fea tu tng Hydro Bath Don Sheets 373 Georges Creek Ad 74D-446-D23t Airedale Terner Pupp es AKC Registe re d Mate s $200 Each 740 386-8692 AKC Regtstered Yorkshtre Terr er Pupptes Vet Checked Wormed 1st Shots Talis Cut Dew Claws 74D-367 7705 Now Open Sundays 1 4 Mon Sat 11 6 Ft sh Tank & Pet Shop 24 13 Jackson A~e Pomt Pleas ant 304 675-2063 88 Ponti ac Gra nd Am good body Quad Four need s moto r o,vork $650 740 742 0002 92 Bro nco 4WD automat c e)( cellent cond lion $6500 84 Butck Riviera good condnton $1000 740 992 4t63 1969 MIJSiang 6 Cyl nder Aulo Ex ce llent lnt $5 000 304 675 3960 19B3 Ponhac 2000 PS P8 AC 4 Cy hnder 2 Doors So hd Bod y $500 740 367 0688 1985 Mercury Gran d Marqu s Au tomahc 302 V 8 Remanulac tured Eng ne Has Apprmomately 45 000 Mtles Ful Power Alum• num Wheels SI 200 1990 Dod dge Caravan AutomatiC 2 5l 4 Cyl E)lcelk(nt Condthon $3 200 740 446 72\5 t986 Nissa 304 773 61 t 'l ulsar $1 000 080 1987 Chrysler Ftl\h Aven ue ex cellent co nditiOn $1200 ca ll 740 992 27~ 1967 Ford E~ifort GT good con dol on $t200 740 949 2£65 1987 Pont ac F1ero 5 Speed 2 Doo rs 14 800 Mtles 740 446 1987 T Type Bwck Regal T Tops AC PW Pl CD Player 740 446 6869 Etght month old male Pug house bra.ken shots and wo med $200 1988 Toyota MA 2 t tops ale Jac k Rus sell lemers fem ale s eight weeks old wor med I rst shots ta Is docked $200 each 740 698 7055 l ab Cross Pupp es 7wks old Mate Beagle 10mos old no pa pers To Give Away 304 675 6353 Ltne B[ed Labra dor Retr evers "outstand ng gun dog potent1a1· Double N tro Express bred three generatiOns here Bred for tem perament mstmct ablhly Reier ences on all dogs shots wormed vet c he cked Rea dy March 1 1998 fema le puppy for sale dt reel daughter of Ntlro Express Ptt 740 992 3679 after 5pm $2 500 304 8B2 36B2 1989 Dodge Omnl New Pa nt Job Excellent Cond1t1on 5 Speed $1 BOO 080 740 446 7252 Af1e' 5 PM 196Q Ford Tempo CO player two door 5 speed 110 000 plus m11es strong car pam! OK need to s911 $1000 740 949 3098 No ca Is after 9 00 pm 1989 PonUac Sunb rd 4dr auto NAPA remanufactured eng.ne Slttl under warramy $2 500 304 BB2 3710 1994 Hyunda Etentra Runs Good Looks Great Excetten l Gas M le age 740 446--6688 B25B 1994 Plymouth Sun dance Au to A r 4 Doo s $3 800 740 446 9552 Cress Greens Already Cut $10 You Cut S5 Ch arle s Mc Ke an Farm 740 446 9442 FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK 610 Farm Equipment 2 Wheel Horses taw n & Garden Tractors 1 Hydro 4 JD 1 Cub cadel l860 tB HP Wlh 50 Deck Like New 414 Hrs Hydro 1 Troy but It Rototllter 6 HP Call 7 40 446 9227 ==~-----------, Ford 3000 Ote sel Massey Fergu son 135 PS Massey Fergu so n 35 Otesel 861 Ford 641 Ford 800 Ford Cu b Cult•val ors Stde Dresser Bush Hogs Grader Blade s 12 And t4 Inch Plows Mas sey Ferguson AdJustable DI SC NH56 HayraksS N H Hay Bmd Hrty TPdc1en; 2 Row Cull • VOliOr Pol;tl(l Plnw~ C:tron• F n st'l Mowers NPw & U~Pd Part s For Ford A• f1 M 1-. !-it>y Ferguson K es~~~ s 1 H 111 A 1d Eqmpn ent 1 M IP P 1"1 HCll/tll 1-lll:S rttal JaCk so n P1k1' 710 14 6 8906 740 446 77fH 4215 Super A Farmall cultivators and side dresser 7-40.247 4793 Used 25+ 4xP Case Trenct'ler Wtlh Backhoe Attachment And Case Ma11 Sneaker Cable Plow 6t4 694 7842 Used 65 to 01lch W11ch Trencher wttt'l Backhoe A.tlachment and t420 DICh Wolch Walk Behind Trencher 1-614 694 7642 FRANK & EARNEST t978 Jeep Pock Up 3/4 Ton 4•4 256-9309 1981 Van 1/2 Ton Run s Great! $375 740 367 06~2 ,, ., 1962 Chevy C 20 lull SIZE: cus tom van V 6 400 engtn e 30k great lor tow ng & travel ng lots ot new parts ask ng $3950 see or call Gary F Hysell 740 992 4283 THE BORN LOSER ~ T~()t.)(,f\TT~£~ ~ ~ fi:.I..Tit-.1(,""' TV ~OW~ SY!>TE.t-\ 1985 Jeep Cherokee 4)(4 Low M1leage Good Cond !ton $3 500 Tl\EN W~Y I~'TTI-\1~ ~ 00(..'("7 1 r----:,......--""""""'"-- 080 740 446-4737 Af1er 6 PM 1989 Bronco II Edd e Bauer Ed l•on oaded 4WO 5 speed e)( cellent cond 1 on $4400 740 992 2762 1989 F150 4WD 302 5 speed air toolbox Amer ca n rae ng rims $4000 304 773 5039 1990 Chevy Van H Top Conve r s1on Full Pow er f V Stereos BIG NATE ter 5 PM -If • 1992 Chevy Blazer 4)(4 V 6 4 3 a r condtllonlng new 11res $7500 Ml --.; ~ Sharpl $6 000 740 446 4254 AI "STar 740.992 6583 or 741).69B70t9 auar.t-1' Wt+k ... :J.'""' • IM ~lUll , n1 an' so I u<! Hf ~nq•d fur ou 1'\1\~e:F rth L. i ,-da her~ 1 Ltn<h ~ one of tne. n~tton's Fadlr1iif 1993 Dodge Caravan SE Sports Wag on 4 capt acn ct'ta 1rs spor t wheels luggage rack axe cond $7 000 304 882 3t 39 V'ou,.. ca.re-er TC: no't oan lo + ""'ell r ov ve r d -;;c... I ••If- ••tP<!M YOU, .. ~+nettc "'•' of a n _ r vee to ta .n a. ob w .c.k uw'l · .r rec ~n ·Hot vou. • b•n ;lTh~ou 1996 F 150 4x4 XLT Pa ck age 302 Aula o amana Plate Toot Bm: & Aatl s Very Good Cond 1on tR:ll~:!:E;:::. :;'-,:-~:2~~1jt'"'fjl!~ ~ ~~·~~~u~~~ ~~ • m ~~ ~~-"\~ 740 245 9544 "' 1996 Jeep Che rokee 740 379 9047 95 S t 0 4•4 4 3L LS 83 000 MANAGER 1~OW COME I ALWAVS !-lAVE TO PLAV BB2 3132 740 992 7226 HEY 740 Motorcycles 1994 Honda 300 4x4 ATV Wth FIELD 7 PM 30~ "::!.. l BECAUSE VOU'RE NOT ONLY WORST PLAVER ON OUR TEAM 1(0U RE ALSO THE WORST PLAYER IN THE ~ISTORY OF THE GAME' '(OU LOOK LIKE 'f'OU'VE BEEN GAINING LITTLE WEIGHT T~E I ~AD fl 00.7.'1 HIINKI\I<IN' ~ cow>-~ WiN1tRF~ES\\ 6(;\. 760 t996 Plymout h Neon Green 4 Doo rs Auto A r 31 000 M les SIONS Used IRebu II AU Types Acc ess Over 10 000 Trans mts .. sons & Clutches 740 245 5677 0235 Bad Cred tt No Cred I Bankrupt cy? We Can He l~ Bank Ftnanc ng On Used Veh cles 740 44 1- New ga s tanks 1 ton tru ck whe els & rad ators D & R Auto Ropley WV 304 372 3933 or t BOD-273 9329 Parts For Sale Any Par ts You Want 740 388 9062 740 4-46 7228 SERVICES 0607 1980 1990 Cars For $10011 And Sold LOC<il~ ThiS Mon1h Se~ed 810 Trucks 4)(4 s Etc I BOD-522 2730 X3901 Cred t Problems? We Can Help Easy Sank F nancmg For Used Vet"ttcles No Turn Downs Call V1ck1e 740..446-2897 Jumor dragster Jegs dtgltron au tometer Sattsbufy clutch T/F wmg track cha mp1on co mplete mmus; engtnfil $3000 OBQ 740 992 2679 M&J Auto new mven!ory 1994 Geo Metro 31 000 atual mtles $2800 t 994 Geo Me1ro 38 ooo actual miles $2800 1991 Geo SIOrm aulomatoc $ t 850 t 988 Ford ESP sunrool 5 SQeed two seater $995 1985 Butck LaSa bre automatiC electric Windows $600 Open t2-6 Closed Thursdays and Sundays Warranlles on most cars Upton Used Cars Rt 62 :J M tes South ol l eon WV Fman cmg Available 304 456 1069 &• Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOFING u ncondttlonal I lett me guarantee Loca l references lurnls hed Es tabl shed 1975 Call (740) 446 OB7b Or t 800 2B7 0576 Rogers Waterproof11g Appllance Parts And Se rv1ce All Name Brands Over 25 Years Ex pertence All Wor k Guaran teed French City Maytag 740 446 7795 C&C General Home Mam tenence Pa nllng v nyl sldtng carpentry doors wmdows baths mob le home repa r and more For tree eshmate ca ll Cnet 740 992 6323 840 Electrical and Refrigeration Resident al or commercial wiring new service or repairs MasCer ll censed electrician Alder our Eleculcal WV000306 304 "75 t786 (abbr) East Pass Pass All pass 32Weatem 9 s. By Phillip Alder Yesterday I gave deal 52 from the I mal of the 1980 World Open Team Olympmd F1ve of the conteslants (Paul Chemla Chn st~an Man and Michel Perron for France Bob Ham man and Bobby Woltf for the Un11ed States) also competed m the 1997 Bermuda Bowl final And all live were m act1on when deal 131 of ihe 160-board match was played At the ltme France led by 50 ontemat1onal matchpomts (IMPs) Agam, Hamman had 12 major su11 cards no diamonds and a smglelon club After Chemla (East) passed Hamman began wtth a strong art1h cml and forcmg one club Perron made a weak JUmp overcall of ihree clubs Wolff showed h1s d1amond suil Chemla JUmped pre empllvely to five clubs Now Hamman made a forcmg pass wh1ch when followed by five hearts showed both majors Wolff raiSed to SIX hearts wh1ch Hamman pa,sed Wolff was cnt1c1zed for not cue b1ddmg SIK clubs but I can understand why he dtdn t II was hard to enviSion partner s havmg such a strong hand So the Uniled States registered plus 1460 In the other room Man (South) opened one heart Wes1 overcalled and Alam Levy (North) showed a stron~ heart rmse So when East went to five clubs Man cue bid five d1amonds And when 1h1s prompted Levy to JUmp to SIX hearts Man raiSed to seven Perhaps he thoughl that 11 the club ace were m1Ssmg West wouldn l lead the suil and that the contract would then succeed dummy s club losers d1sappeanng on South s spades Here seven hearts was laydown g1vmg France 111MPs on the way to a 32N 101 wm 25Teacher'o 27~nt ~Mmlaphere aasn 35 Neither maacullne nor temlnlne 39 Groupo! 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Let Me He p? 740 44 6 0647 AN SUPERVISORS &AN S E!Oercare ol WV s now accept tng appl cat ons for part t me AN Su per v•sors and LPNS exper anced n long term heallh care 1censed n WV App lv between 9am Spm at t07 M le D ve A pley WV EOE Seek ng 2 Part T me Paramedtcs 2 Part T me Advanced EMT s 2 Part T me Ba s c EMT s Appl c ants Should Subm t There Apph cat on Or Resume To Gall a Coun ty CourthOuse Department Of EMS 18 locust Street Galli pols OH 45631 1986 2 Bedroom Duke Clean 2 Porches On Rented l ot $100 f Mo Or $10500 740 256 1664 41 Language 1ulflx 1 TV 1 Ted 42 Unclothed 7 Poaltlve repllea people 12 Type of atork 44 Sault - Marie 13 Type of chop 45 Peach center 14 AI hand 46 Layer of cloth 15 Tempt 48 Vaporize 16 Foot pert 51 Drove (a 17 ODE vehicle) 18 RQalt beef 55 Out of au (disordered) 21 Emulate John 56 Arctic native Grlaham 57 'Said further 23 0 Hare vehicle 58 Believer In one 26 OU exporter God 28 PlntaU duck 29 Suffix lor glob DOWN 30 Church pert 1 Neighbor of 31 Loser Neb 33 Acting like a 2 Miner 1 lind beaver 3 Org lor Tiger 36 Jepenese Woods native 37 Hardware Item 4 segment 5 Nudge 38Horse 6 Strata directives 7 New Va<k ball 40 Prophet ACROSS • Complete lhe c huckle quoled b y I ll.n9 n the m »<ng wo•Os you de\lelop from step No 3 below A PRINT NUMBERED LEITERS IN ~ lHESE SQU~RES UNSCRAMBlE ABOVE LEITERS TO GEl ~NSWER SCRAM-lETS ANSWERS Burlap Yokel Favor Hyssop REPAY YOU A perfect day • the woman told the youngster "1s when you do something lor someone who will never be able to REPAY YOU " MARCH 31 �ByTh~Bend The Daily Sentinel Page 10 . T~esday, March 3, 1998 Woman suffers from clinical depression - medicati9n needs to be prescribed Ann L d an efS :;;-.~.~ ~.S'~.~::: Syn.Jinlc. · Dear Aon Landers: I am an intelligent, attractive, art1culate, vivacious divorced woman, under 40. I have a great career and make good money, which has made it posSible for me to own a nice home and car, and wear designer clothes. Everyone loves me because I'm outgoing anu extremely funny. I'm invited out a lot. So what's my problem ·> I don't enjoy li ving, and it would be OK with me if I didn't wake up tomor- row mormng. When I was younger, I , uffcred from depressiOn. When my son was born, he gave me a reason IO li ve and enJOY hfe. ~ut now that my son lent to sec me once a week, .and there was never a guarantee of mllmacy. He said his sex drive would probably d1m1n1sh as he gets older. ThiS IS grown, I can t ~cern to fmd a rca was very bad ne ws bccau..,, h1 s son to live. li bido barely functions whik mine is I have had no success in rcla - 1n overdnvc --and he IS lour years tionships. I ofte1• JOke th>t I need lo younger than I am . meet a well-educated man in a blue. I finaii.Y dec1ded to quit secmg collar job, but the 1ru1h is, I don't h1m , but I m tcrnbly ,I qncly. M7 son think I'll ever meet anyone. IS away al coll ege. and I don I sec I recently fell hard for a co-work- any poi nt in goin g on. I don't want er. He was wonderful and seemed so to meet more men. hut the thought happy to be with me. but after on ly a of bemg alone lorcvcr IS more than I few weeks, it hccamc apparent that can bear: Please help me . -- Pomlwe had linle in common. I love less 1n Z 1 o~. Ill. . . being around people. he doesn't He Dear Zwn: II ever I sensed elmdidn't care for any of the recreation- ical depression m a lener, yours is it. al activities that I enjoy. He was con- Please ask your physician to pre- sen be a mood elevator. (A psycholog1st con not prcscnbc medication.) You could ~I so usc some counseling. I recommend it. . , Too ba~ you p•ckcd > dud , but p1case don t g1vc up. Keep alert to other possibilities and open to new relat10nsh1ps . You say you arc lone:y. Well. there arc a lot of lonely men out there who would · appreciate a woman like you. Fmd one. Good luck. and h>ppy hunting . Dear Ann Landers: 1 don't cons1dcr myself a prejudiced person, hut Ia 1~1 tcrnf1cd of AIDS . It 's not that 1 Sll '.n JUdgment. of people who have H. I m Simply .tn ghtencd to death of catch mg the disease. I thmk there should be some sun of law rcqUinng an annua l HIV screening of everyone over 18 years sexual history is somewhat murky. If of age. People who test positive you aren't sure of your partner's siashould be required by law 10 tell tus insist on see ing the results of a everyone they have had sex wllh blo~d test Then , insist that your >bout their condition . I've heard and ' portncr usc condom s each and every read countless stories ;1bout women time. "hose.hoyfricnds or husbands were infected but didn't lc llthcm until il was too late. Is it wrong for 111 c to feel thi s way ·> How can 1 make sure 1 don't gel infected '' __ Michelle in Riverside. Calif. Dear Michelle: Decency and tonsiderution for others cannot he legis lated. fi is a matlcr of personal integrity. You should not have 10 worry ahoul AIDS unless you ar< having unprotected sex with smne· one who is promiscuous or whose The re arc now condoms for women . Since you arc so concerned. about AIDS. it might give you additional peace of mind if you useJ that prolcction, tno. P.S. : If you want unequivocal aud total peace of mind, consider abstinence · Send questions to Ann I,andcrs, Crcotors Syndicate. 5777 W. Ce ntury Blvd .. Suite 7CXl. Los Angeles, Calif. 90045 Community Cal·endar The Commun ity Calendar is puhlishcd as a free service to non-profit groups wishing to announce meeting and special events. The calendar is n01 designed 10 promote sales or fund raisers of any type. Items arc printed as space permits and cannot be guaranteed to run a specific number of days. TUESDAY 1UPPERS PLAINS - United Methodist Women meeting at Tuppers Plains Tuesday. 7 :~0 p.m. at St. Paul United Methodist Church POMEROY - Meigs County Health Department. free evening immunit.ation clinir Tuesday. 5 In 7 p.m. Children to he ;tccompanicd hy parent and 10 ta~c immunization record. Auxiliary. Tuesday. 7JO p.m. the hall.. Refreshments. CHESTER - Chester Council 323. Daughter of America, Tuesday, 7 p.m. at hall. Good of order commillcc wi ll serve vcgctahlc soup. Take five gifts for games lo he played following the meeting. ROCK SPRINGS - Salishury Township Trustees meet in~ . 6 p.m.. township hall. FIVE <:JEN~RATION F~MilY -· This fiye-generation family gathenid recently at the home of Euvetta Bechtle tn Middleport. P1ctured left to nght, are Mrs. Bechtle, her son, John, his daughter, Mary Ann Bechtle Frounhauer, and her daughter, lacey Nicole Davis, holding Taylor Madison Byers, the greatgreat-granddaughter of Euvetta Bechtle. ----Time Out For Tips---bread. and ready-to-cal cereals arc now being fortified with calcium. Check the labe l 10 determine the amount that they offer. Vuamin D enriched products ond sun shine help our hod ics ahsnrh calcium. The absorption rate also depends on the needs of the body. the foods eaten. and the amount of calcium present in the foods . Absorpt ion tend s to dccrc>sc with BY BECKY BAER Meigs County Extension Agent Family and Consumer Sciences/ Community Development Calcium is an important nutrient for hea lthy hodies . It is a mineral that helps make strong bones and teeth . It is also used in muscle contract inn . hlood dolling. and mainte- nance of ce ll membranes. If we do not get enough calc ium over the course of otlr lilctimc. we may develop a disease known a:-. osteoporn~i~ . This illness is due to lack of hone density. It primarily affects older women in the fonn of a "hump" hack and bnlllc hones . This di sease is the main rca~on why elderly women tend to hrcak hips when they fall. The hone dcnsit) is not enough to ~ithstanJ 'Can we You may wonder about the usc of calciu!Jl supplements. They can contrihutc some to your hody's nutrient needs. but it is still bcucr tn get your calcium from f9ods. If we make a conscious effort 10 consume dairy products regularly and cat a wide variety of foods, we should get the amount of calci.um that we need for healthy bodies now read asking mcmbcJS to meet their goal. She also reponed thai 1hc veterans Christmas birthday party was a success. Louella Pauerson reponed from the Firing Line and noted that the smuggling of drugs and illegal aliens into this country are carefully watched. Margaret _Bowles. Americanism 3-5-13-25-34 BIRTH ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hollman of Cheshire announce the birth of a son, Gabriel Ryan, on Valentine's Day at the Holzer Medicat Center. seven Gabriel weighed pounds, seven ounces and was 21 inches long. He has two sis· ters, Tiffany and Brittany, and a b.rother, Christopher. Maternal grandparents are Charles and Carol Moody of Cheshire. P•ternal grandparents are Rick and Debbie Hatfield of Pomeroy. Great-grandparents are George and Marjorie Moody of Cheshire, Connie Hollman of Middleport, and the late Perry Hollman, Mary Hatfield of Gallipolis and the late VIrgil Hatfield, and the late Arthur and Mary Hughes and Jim Haggerty. (!;;:lto save fur their rollege education today?" · you afford not to? :r-----------., IRA - . 11.- . : SAVINGS I I I Percentage Yield. Rate may change after the account is opened. $100 minimum balance to open account. APY accurate as of February. Can make contributi9ns at anytime up to IRS imitattoos. It is rc•·ommcndcd that people between the ages of 19 and 50 get I000 milligmms of calcium daily. Individuals over the age of 50 require 1200 milligrams. Unfortu- IRA CD the young worm:n who t:onsumc h~.: 1 I I I I I I ........... II w - · """ 1 J _________ . ·Annual Percentage Yield . $500 minimum balance to open account. APY accurate as of Febn.Ja.ry. Penalty for early withdrawal. products. however. arc n' t chairman. spoke of the manv homeless veterans on the streets and in shelters. Many arc unahlc to adjust once they get home. This is pulling a strain on the Veterans Administration and local communities arc asked do all they can to ·help the homeless veterans. Ella Dunsmore was hostess for the meeting. I I I I I I I eaten. such as nonfat yog urt. D~tiry I ---------., 7Month 200-300 mill1grams less than the recommendations. 1 Most of the calc ium we take in ! con)cs from dairy foods Many times skim milk . and lowfat cheeses. I I I ---------~ natel y. many young women average Cloudy with scattered snow showers tonight lows in mid 30s. Thursday: chance of rain or snow highs in mid 40s. ' en tine ...... Vol. 48, NO. 224 ©1998, Ohio Valley Publishing Company ~Sections, 16 Pages, 35 cents Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, March 4, 1998 p.m. when a pickup truck crossing the bridge struck a steel 1-b.:am near the Ohio side of the bridge. The !-beam was bent and cracked by the impact. Allen Johnson, 19, Mason, W.Va., came onto the bridge at an excessive speed and lost control of 1988 Chevrolet S-10 which jumped partially onto the walkway and struck a vertical beam, according 10 Pomeroy Police Chief Jeff Miller. Johnson was ticketed on charges of operating after underage consumption, reckless operation, failure to control, possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia. The. Pomeroy Volu.nteer Fir~ Department and Emer~~y Medical Service squad and th'(j)ntml Dispatch squad responded to the scene. Johnson and his passenger. Andrea Ord, age unreported, Letart, W.Va., BRIDGE . DAM· AGE • Shown here is some of the damage sustained by the PomeroyMason Bridge during · a one-vehicle crash Tuesday night. A vehicle driven by a Mason, W.Va., man struck a vertical member of the span and damaged a hanQer assembly for- "ll · floor beam connection. The bridge will be closed until repairs can be made. A Gannett Co. Newspaper 18Month IRA CO "An~ual Perce.ntage Yield . $500 minlmum made. pe"onnel erected signs to detour trafOfficials with ODOT District I0 fic to the Ravenswood Bridge at were called immediately and Don Great Bend or the Silver Memorial Johnson , an engi neer and roodway Bridge at Konauga. services admini.mmor. was disPedigo said the accident knocked patched to the scene as well, accord- loose a "hanger" or lloor 'ection of ing to ODOT spokeswomon Nancy the bridge. Pedigo. "There is no danger of the bridge Johnson was ·on the scene until collap,ing. but heavy traffic such as nearly dawn, making initial assess- semi trucks could cause the hanger to ments of the damage. ODOT traffic Continued on page 3 and Harris accepts a certlllcate,of recognition from Frank Vaughan. Other legionnaires qualltylng for 50-year certificates ·were Elza Gllmore, deceased, Carl Will and Robart Crow. American Legion celebrates 79th birthday State unemp/Qyment rate falls Local jobless rate up in January While the state's jobless rate for Januar_x fell slightly - from 4.4 percent to 4 percent, unl:mploymenl rose throughout southeBslern Ohio, the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services said this week. Among the state's 88 comties, the lowest rates were in Franklin and Delaware counties, at 2. 7 percent. The highest was in Morgan County, 17.2 percent. In Meigs County, the jobless rate increased by 2.7 percent - from 10.3 in December to 13 percent in January. According to the OBES, 1,100 members of the county's labor force of 8,600 were unemployed. Gallia County 's rate increased from 8.8 percent to I0.3 percent for the reporting period. OBES figures show 1,500 of the county's 14,300-membcr labor force as unemployed in January. . Other regional January unemployment. rates (December rates in parenthesis) were: Athens, 6 (5.1) percent; Jackson, 9.9 (7.7) percent; Lawrence, 7.6 (6.6) percent; Scioto, 12.4 (II) percent; Vinton, 15 .9 (13) percent; and, Washington, 7 (6) percent. Across the state, the number of jobless was down from a year ago, when the rate was 4.9 percent. Regionally, percentages of unemployed workers were down from the· same reponing period in 1997. The nation's jobless rate last month was 4.7 percent, unchanged from December. The number of Ohioans working in January was about 5.56 million, up 27,000 from the previous month. The number of workers without jobs was 232,000, down from 255,000 in December. · Since January 1997, the number of Ohioans working has increased by 169,000, up from 5.39 million. . The number unemployed has decre&sed by 48,000, · iiom 280,000. Among cities with populations of more than 50,000, Youngstown had the highest jobless rate, 12.6 percent, while Kettering had the lowest at 1.9 percent. The county and city rates are unadjusted, meaning they do not take into account seasonal adjustments in employment. Regional January jobless rates Waohlnglon Jan. '07 D Dec. ·o1 Scioto Meigs Lawrence Jackaon GoUla Athena dors, with churches and other orga· BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH nizations to sell food. Residents tak··Sentinel News Staff · · Acommunity yard sale on the first ing part will be given yellow flags to . w~ekend in May and a porch and mark their locations. A small partie' ·entrance beautification contest were ipation fee will .be charged to cover ·planned when the Middleport Com- advertising. Also approved was a residential munity Association met Tuesday at porch and entrance way beautificaPeoples Bank conference room. The yard sale was set for May I tion program. Residents are being and 2 with details of participation to urged to plant flowers in porch boxbe worked out later. Myron Duffield, es, put up hanging plants, and do othpresi4enl, will meet with the er things to enhance their homes. Pomeroy Merchants Association next Judging will take place in July and week am! invite them to join in the prizes for first, second and third will be awarded. sale. Mary Wise, town beautification Tentative plans call for group chairman, asked Mayor Dewey Hor- · advertising. restriction to local resiContinued on page 3 dents which means no outside ven- • • VInton :May activities planned by MCA balance to open account. APV accurate as or February. Penally for early withdtawal. were transported by ambulance to Veterans Memorial Hospital where Johnson was treated and released . Ord was transferred to Holzer Medical Center in Gallipolis where she wa1listed this morning in stable condition, according to a hospital spokeswoman. Meanwhile, the Ohio Department of Transportation said the bridge will be closed until repairs can be SO.YE~R MEMBERS • Recognized for SO yaar memberships In the legion and iis AuxilIary were George Hatrlaand Mary Martin. Here,· from the left, Joanne Vaughan, Auxiliary presIdent, gives a certificate and corsage to Martin as well as for the rest of our li ves. the acci- Lewis - Manley Auxiliary, gives donation to Heart Association A donation to the American Hean Association was made when LewisManley Auxiliary Unit 263 met recently at Dale's Restaurant. Gallipolis. During the meeting conducted by Lorenc Goggins, a get-well card was signed for Florence Richards. The news bulletin from Eighth Districl President Belly Harris was Cooking may destroy the calcium in some foods . To min1mi1.c thiS pos~ 1blc. dcm . the only sources of calcium. By eating a variety of foods, we can help ensure that we consume the appropriate amounts. Whole grains, broc-<:oli. spinach, mockerel. salmon, and tofu arc good non-dairy suppliers of PAGEVILLE - Scipio Town- THURSDAY calc ium . Even I hough these foods do POMEROY - AA. 7 p.m Sacred ship Trustees. 6:30 p.m Tuesday at not hove a lot of the mineral, when Heart Catholic Church, Mulberry tlk: town hall . eaten regularly and plentifully, they ,Avenue . Pomeroy, Thursday. t:ontnbutc sig nificant quantities. ALFRED - Orange Township Some foods such as orange juice. SYRACUSE - Mcig> County .-1..•. Trustees. 7:30 Tuesday at the home Rcpuhlican Commillec meeting · of clerk. Osic Foil rod. Thursday, 7:30 p.m. at Carlcwn POMEROY - Pomeroy Eagles School. All Republicans welcome . P.OMEROY - Salisbury Township Trustees. Tuesday. 6 p.m. at the towpship building on Rod. Springs Road . age in both men and women . affect. cook foods in very linle water and for the shortest period of time Pick 3: 150 Pick 4: 7577 Buckeye 5: Sports on Page 4 By JIM FREEMAN Sentinel News Staff Motorists driving between Pomeroy and Mason_ W.Va., this morn ing were greeted by detour signs after a one-vehicle crash last ni ght damaged the 70-yeM-old Pomeroy-Mason Bridge, resulting in the span hcmg closed until repairs are made. The wreck occurred around 9:45 · very lillie calcium feel that milk product ' have too many calories, so WEDNESDAY ihcv av,>id them . This dccrc>sed calPOMEROY - Pomeroy-Racine Lodge 164. F&AM . Wednesday, ciuin intake can have dc\oa~tating ·results later. To prevent this. lower 7:30p.m. at the hall. ca 1aric versions of dairy foods may MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Literary Club, Wednesd>y. 2 p.m. home of Gay Pcrnn. Program. two mysteries hy Mary Hi~gins Clark. Sara Owen to review "A Stranger is Watching" and JoAnn Wildman. "Moonlight Becomes You ." Miami wins, in MAC tourney finals tonight Pomeroy-Mason Bridge closed after auto crash Southern honor roll posted The following stude nts were Syracuse Elementary Second Grade - Bonnie Lou named to the Southern Local School District's ·honor roll for the second Allen, Morgan Brown. Christopher Burkhamer, Lindsay Buaard and nine weeks . Sarah El DcbaJa. all As: Teddy Southern High School Ninth Grade - Macyn Ervin, Brown, Josh Caruthers. Ryan ChapJonathnn Evan>. Chad Hubbard. man , Heather Cund iff. Stephanie Shauna Manuel and Brenna Sisson, Cundiff, Jessica Durham. Chelsea all A's; Sarah Ball. Nicole Benson, Freeman , Jordan Pickens, Eric Brandy Codner. Clayton Enslen, Pierce. · Ashley Robie and Trenton Jeremy Fisher. Brandon Hill , Josh Roseberry. Third Grade - Nick Buck. Larsen, Buster Penix. Fallon Roush, Emily Stivers and Manhcw Warner. Chance Collins, Tyler Hark ness. lOth Grade - Brandon Wolfe , Ashlec Teaford and Ade lle Rice. all all A's; Jamie Baker. Eri n Bolin , A's; Angie Apperson . Chriswpher Kimberly Freeman, Clinton Hatcher, Cogar, Olivia Dudding. Samantha· Kim Ihlc. Laraine Lawson, Amber Gray. Amber Hill , Mallory Hill. Maynard. Julie Nakao. Kyle Norris. Jessie McKnight. Adam Phillips. Chris Proflin. Chris Randolph and Darcy Winebrenner and Michael Yost. Amanda Spaun. Fourth Grade- Ryan Amberglith Grade - Christa Circle, Suzanne Evans, Jesse Lillie and er, John Bentz and Jason Pierce, all Kimberly Sayre. all A' s; Teresa A's; Robin Eblin . Shy la Jarre ll , Bush, Jennifer Carleton, Ashli Tiffany McDaniel, Myca Michael. Davis, Joshua Ervin. Julia Hensler, Bethany Riflle, Derek Roush. A.J. Jenny Howerton. Josie Jarrell . .Jere- Simpson and Chelsea Smith. miah Johns11n, Kara King, Marisa Fifth Grade - Ashton Brown. Lopitzsch, Anne Mauhies, Sarah all A's; Tyler Roberts, Stacy Snyder Roels, Jason Roush, Billie Jo Sell- and Christopher Warden. ers, Jessica Theiss, Trish Warner and Sixth Grade Bethany Amberger, all A's ; Timothy Cogar. Rebecca Wolfe. 12th Grade - Cynthia Cald- Codi Davis, Sarah Hawley, Amber well, Crystal Coleman, John Matson Mills and Katie Sayre. and Evan Struble. all A's; Angela Alley, E~ica Arnou, Michael Ash. Portland Elementary Fifth Grade- Sara Cammarata. Chad Clark, Ginnee Hendricks. Stacy Hubbard, Ashley McKinney, Autumn Reed, Elizabeth Sandy. Jackie Proffiu, Nikki Robinson, Jen- Bryan Smith and Ryan Smith. all nifer Roush . Lisa Russell, Ranena A's; Jessica Gloyd. Brooke KISer. Wheeler, Corey Williams, Jason Nicole Law·son, Craig Randolph and Aaron Sellers. Writesc l and Billy Young. Sixth Grade- Andrea Tedford , Southern Junior High all A's ; Stephanie Bradford, Chelsa Seventh Grade - Crystal Cot- Dilchcr. David Gloeckner. Tabitha trill . Mcriam El Dcbaja, Tara Pick- Jones, B.J. Marnhout, Amy Norman. ens and Brandon Smith. all A's';" -Dcaaa Pullins and Michael Roush . Justin Allen, Adam Ball, Rachel Chapman. Megan Combs, Curtis Letart Falls Elementa'r)' Due to the multi-age at Letart Crouch. Jeri HilL Amy Lee. Alan Moore. Jamie Norville, Tom Theiss Falls Elementary. there will be no honor roll for the first and seco nd and Stephanie Wilson. Eighth Grade - Joe Cornell grade. Third Grade Cameron and Tyler Lillie, all A's: Mall Ash. Ashley DeMoss. Sherri Cummins. Amhcr Duffy. Brinager. Amanda Huddleston. Rachel Mar- Stephanie Hoskins, Miranda McK shall. Nathan Martin. Kim elvey. Wyan Musser. Bethany Vance McDaniel. Aaron Ohlinger. Lori and Nathaniel Wolfe. Fourth Grade - Dustin Brinag Sayre. Lindsay Smith and Amy M. cr. Amber Holsinger. Heather Nicole Wilson. Jnnes and Kasic Sellers. Ohio Lottery BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH Sentinel News Staff The 79th birthday of the American Legion wa' celebrated by Drew Webster Post 39 at a dinner party held at the Senior Citizens Center Tuesday night. Allending were more !han a hundred legionnaires and guests who were welcomed by Oeorge Harris, commander. Guests introduced included Mickey Williams, Eighth District Commander, and George Kenneth Harris of Somerset, the district's second vice commander, and their wives. Williams spoke on membership noting that the Eighth District stands at96.18 percent of goal. He ur&ed his Drew Webster home post to gel out and sign up the 18 veterans needed for goal. Named legionnaire of the year and presented a trophy wa' Orval "Curly" Wiles. Past post commanders were recognized and certificates were pre sented to them along with several others giving spec ial serv ice 10 the post. Four post members were recognized for 50-year memberships. They were Carl Will who now resides in Kentucky, George Harris, Robert Crow, and Elza Gilmore. now deceased. On behalf of the Auxiliary, Joanne Vaughan. president, gave a birthday gift of $100 to the commander for post activities. She also presented Mary Manin with a 50-year mem bership certificate, displayed a certilicate of appreciation to Iva Powell. unable to auend due to illnes.s, in recognition of her longtime work in poppy sales, and recognized Frank Vaughan, Wayne E. Milhoan. Ken neth E. Harris, and Willis F. Bearh>. lEGIONNAIRE OF THE YEAR- Orval "Curly" Wiles, center, was named legionnaire of the year at Drew Webster's birthday party Tuesday night held at the Senior Citizens Center. He was presented a trophy by Chuck Kitchen, adjutant, left, and George Harris, commander. all World Wor II veterans. for a tlag program al the Port land Elementary School. Vaughan reviewed activities of the Vaughan reported . She also talked about c ommun~ty service, noting donations · to God\ Net, a youth progrJm in Pomeroy and unit over the past year ment ioning the Meigs County Coopera ti ve specilica ll y its work for veterans. Parish's food pantry. Donations were made 10 the Chilli The invocation Wa\ gi ven hy cothe Veterans H1hpi1al. gi ft . , were Roland E. Wildman, Jr. of Trinity purchased, wrapped and deli vered to Church, Harris led in the POW-MlA veterans at Christmas time. and in allirrnation. and Jim Sou lsby sang the February a party wa.s held for the sev- National Anthem. Jim Gilmore gave en veterans at the Athens Hospital. the benediction. Supreme Court further delays Berry execution COLUMBUS (AP) - The Ohio auorney general says the legal baule surrounding the case of Wilford Berry Jr. is far from over. · The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld a stay of execution order for Berry, known as .. The Volunteer" because he has waived his appeals, less than two hours before the former Cleveland man was scheduled to receive a lethal injection for murderlog his boss. Aui>mey General Betty Mont- ' gomery appealed a federal judge's stay order to the high court on Tuesday moming, hoping it would block the order and allow Berry to be the first death-row inmate to be executed in Ohio in 35 years. "We knew this w>s a long shot, . but decided it was an important stand to take." Deputy Auorney General Mark R. Weaver said Tuesday night. Weaver said his oflice wi ll continue to light for Berry's execution and planned to meet today to discuss asking the Ohio Supreme Court to set a new .execution date. He said the auomey general's office will also speak to U.S. District Judge Algenon Marbley in Columbus about Berry's mental capacity to waive his appeals. "We are confident that the feder- al court will find he is competent just as the Ohio Supreme Court found he is competent." Weaver <aid. " If he 's competent he's able to waive hi' appeals and be executed. That's been state's position for 2 1/2 years." Marbley ruled Friday that the state Supreme Court did noi properly determine whether Berry w"' mentally competent to volunteer 10 die. · The 'state appealed Marbley's decision to the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati, which allowed the stay of execution to stand until a competency hearing for Berry on March 24. Montgomery appealed that to the U.S. Supreme Couri. which announced its ruling in a .,imple statement Tuesday evening: ""The application to vacate the stay · of execution of se ntence of death entered by the United States District Cou rt on February 27. 1998. presented to Justice (John Paul) Stevens and by him referred to the Court. is denied .... The Ohio public defender's office. which has appealed Berry's death sentence despite his objections, has argued that Berry's life should be spared. at least until . the federal Continued on page 3 • . 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