https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9b38e32b18383ae5566e04e9531a9378.pdf ee8b88720445a47a936963a91639eeee PDF Text Text . Page ·12 • The Daily Sentinel ·"- •. . Thursday, Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Ohio Lottery M~rch 5, 1998 Indiana beats Ohio State by $even points OVS to perform S·aturday at Ariel Theatre The Ohio Valley Symphony is back in Gallipolis this Saturday, playing Mozart's "Sinfoni a Concertaine" and Rachmaninoff's "Symphony No. 2." Curtain time IS 8 p.m. at the Ariel Theatre. 426 Second Ave., Gallipolis. Under the direction of Maestro Ray Fowler. four soloists will be featured - Anthony Lojo, clarinet; Scott Smith, horn ; Jennifer Schuler, bassoon; · and Lora Lynn Snow. oboe. Lojo is a graduate of the University of Wyomi ng with a bachelor of arts in music pcrfonnance. A recipi- ent of the Theodore Pressar Outstanding MusiCian Award and the Henry Scharf Memorial Scholar- ship, Lojo is currently pursuing grJduate studies at Ohio Stale University. His performance credits include the Robert Shaw Festival Orchestra in France. the Wheeling Symphony Orchestra, the Columbus Symphony and the Westerville Symphony. Smith has performed with the OVS, Maine Stale Ballet Orchestra, Michiana Brass Quintet and Lync Brass Ensemble. He is an assistant protCssor of horn and theory at Ohio University's School of Music. Smith is a graduate of the University of Southern Maine, and earned a graduate degree in music theory from Michigan Stale University. Schuler, a freelance mustcian , recently left her teaching post at Morehead State University to have more time to perform with such groups as the Lexington Philharmonic , OVS. West Virginia Symphony, the Columbus ·Symphony, the Southern Ohio Light Opera and the Huntmgton Chamber Orch<;stra. Schuler received her bachelor's degree from SUNY-Fredonia, a master of music degree from West Virginia University, and a doctorate in muSi c arts from SUNY-Stony Brook. Snow, the Ariel 's artistic director, completes the list of OVS soloists. She earned her bachelor and master of music degrees from Ohio State University. Formerly a music teacher in the Gallia County Local Schools, Snow ts best known for her persistence in initiating the restoration of the abandoned Gallipolis Theater in 1987. The OVS now occupies the restored performance hall that houses the historic Ariel. To reserve tickets for the performance , call Sheila Oehler at 4462582 after 4 p.m . Tickets are also available through the Gallipolis businesses of Haskins-Tanner Clothiers, 332 Second Ave., and That Special Touch, 336 Second Ave. lora lynn Snow 'COVERT' MEETING - Wildlife, forestry and habitat were the topics at Monday night's meeting of the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club. Teresa Drummer and Gary Slavin, shown here, dis· cussed their volunteer roles with the Ohio COVERTS Project. A "covert" is a thicket that provides shelter for wildlife. The Coverts Project is a special volunteer outreach educational program on the topic of forest, land .and wildlife management. New volunteers are often identified and nominated by county or state natural resource professionals or current members because they have expressed an interest in managing their land. The mission of Coverts' members is to improve wildlife habitat through good forestry and land management practices. Anderson's "Floor Covering Sale NO·WAX ROLL VINYL FLOOR COVERING 11 Patterns In Stock, 12 Ft. Wide II Sale Sale Sq. Yd. PATTERNED BERBER • 18 Colors c ' • Scotchguard • Olefin/nylon s Sale s 9:30·5 4x4, Splash, V6, PW, cruise, tilt, wheels. 1996 ' MERCURY COUGAR XR7 Auto, V8, PW, PL, tilt, leather, sunroof. ©1998, Ohio \Iailey Publishing Company Eastern staff gets look at new grade .school 1992 GMC. SONOMA II . s Sale Sq. Yd. Anderson's Pomeroy 992-3671 XLT, 4 wheel drive, VB, A/C, AM/FM PW, PL, cruise, tilt. 1996 LINCOLN MARK VIII GRAND TOUR- Elementary administrators and suppon .staff were given the first public tour of the new Eastern El~mentary School this week. Officials showed the new library In the build· lng, above. The area In the background will be used as a conference room. Auto, VB, A/C, equipped, leather, changer, cell phone. By KATHRYN CROW Sentinel Correspondent Roses' E<eavating and Trucking of Racine was the apparent low bidder for the Bridgeman Street project, Gene Triplett, project engineer. and Roben Wingeu. grants administrator. told Syracuse Village Council Thursday night. Roses' bid was in the amount of $1(10.035.75. Triplett said. He advbed council to accept Roses' bid when the lirm obtains its Minority Business Enterprise certificate. Wingett explained the total co.st of the project for the village will be approximately $11.500. and will begin in April. depending on necessary approvals. The project has been unuenaken through Issue 11 (State Capital Improvement Project) grant funds and I0 percent village t1nancing. he noted. Council extended thanks to Triplett for his help. noting it was greatly appreciated. · Larry Lavender. councilman. gave an update on work at Lo~don Pool. He said the water lines and pool pressure at the ptK?I are OK. however. (Continued 'on Page 3) · . AUTO, V6, AJC, POWER WINDOWS, POWER LOCKS, CRUISE, TILT, AM/FM CASS. SPORTY FAMILY CAR • Free No Obligation Quotes r Satisfaction Guaranteed • Furniture & Appliaoc;es Moved Free • Free removal of old carpet 1996 FORD F·150 S.C. 1994 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL Auto, A/C, 4 door, tilt, AM/FM cau. Quality Carpets at Affordable Prices 2 Sections, 12 Pages, 35 cents A Gannett Co. NOO!Spaper l:lomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, March 6, 1998 The total cost of building the new school and eKtensive renovation of the 40 year-old high school next door is $7.3 million. Construciion on the new school is ahead of schedule. The interior of the building is now being finished. Windows are in. temporary heating warms the work areas and corridors and other pubHc areas have received their coat of finished paint. Sidewalks are now being poured in front of the .high school and new elementary buildings. The tour Entering through the front lobby . area of the new building, the administrators first visited what in September will be a combined school librdry and public library. The space includes a children's story pit, which will incorporate a ·castle design, an area for stacks, a reading and study area, as well a\ offices, restrooms and a conference room. Across the lobby is the adminis· trative office area, which includes a reception area, and office space for the principal and suppon staff. one of two teachers' lounges and work areas, · and a clinic. I A speech pathology office is located near the administrative offices. The building contains 21 conven- DEMOLITION BEGINS - Workers for High School this week. The existing girls' Wesam Construction Co., Po111eroy, began . restroom will be replaced as part of the reno· demolition work on the lobby area of Eastern vatlon ol the 40-y.ear-old building. tiona! cla.<Srooms. two larger kindergarten rooms. and a preschool room which includes an enclosed playground. These rooms will be equipped with work counters and sinks. as well as shared restrooms for the kinderganen cla.wooms and individual restrooms for the preschool classroom. That preschool room has been designed for a county-wide preschool program for th'ose with learning dis- abilities. according to Well. The classrooms are organized in three wings: one each J'or primary (preschool through grade three) . intermediate (grades four. five and si•J and juni or high (seven and eight). Seventh and eighth graders at Eastern now attend classes in a win~ of the high school. Each classroom is equipped with its own heat pump. so that teachers can regulate the temperature of the · room . The classrooms will also include built,-in clocks with an intercom sy.'\tem. In addition to the standard classrooms. most of which are 2l!-by-30 feet. the school will also have a spaciou s computer laboratory. two science labs .. which share a common storage area. a home economics room, an art laboratory with a storage room, and a music laboratory, which (Continued on Page 3) Syracuse .street/ob bid Renovations ~et for Middleport Elementary is described to council 1994 PONTIAC GRAND AM BERBER CARPET 18 Colors Easy care Olefine/Nylon Great for kitchens! Cloudy with a chance of rain tonight, lows In the 40s. 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Free to the public, over 30 com- information. munity health sponsors will have Massage therapists will be on tables and demonstrations. hand to give demonstrations and Community and University Gallipolis business owner Nancy health providers that will have rep- Tawney will offer information on resentatives at the fair include: herbal and alternative medicine. •Holzer Medical Center - prenatal University of Rio Grande counselor and men 's health, Martha Reynolds, M.Ed., P.C.C., •Holzer Inpatient Rehab - physical . will offer depression screening in therapy demonstrations, conference room B of the Annex. •Holzer Clinic - smoking cessation, Other Rio Grande personnel who breast health, glucose/cholesterol will give infonnation and presentascreening and target hean rate exer- tions include Sarah Sow, director of ctse; multi-ethic affairs, and Jan Rhea, • Gallia Co. Health Department - director of health services. WIC, prenatal infonnation, immuRio Grande's Student Nurse nizations; Association will have .three tables of •Jackson Co. Health Department - fruit and 01her refreshments for visigeneral infonnation, tors . BSN students who have •Mel Mock Hearing Center- hearing pl anned the Health - Fair include tests, Debbie Bagnall. Heidi Beegle, Lori •Bowman 's · Home Care Medical Cremeans, Tanya Cremeans, Supply -community health needs, Michael Hughes, Judy Linder, Alicia · •Planned Parenthood - STD's, birth Lloyd, Missy McCoy, Debbie McKcontrol, eever, Nora Ramsey, Erin Sparks, •Area Agency on Aging - computer Jim Walker, Theresa Woods, and Pat health analysis based on date of Woolum. birth, For information on the '98 •Adena Regional Medical Center in Health Fair on the Rio Grande camChillicothe - depression, stress and pus. call (740) 245-7302. 0-8-8 1·19-21·22·24 Anthony lojo Jennifer Schuler Pick 3.: Sports on Page 4 ONLY 16,000 MILES Scott Smith • 5 apd, 2.8 Y6, tilt, PW, PL. 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WASHINGTON (AP) - History 1s not with him. Neither is name recognition. But though he might seem a natural candidate for the House Republican leadership next Congress. Rep . John Kasich says he may-try vaulting all the w_ay to the White House instead. ..., "The country needs some leadership." the hi gh-vo~age. rock ' n' rolllov ing House Budget Commiuee chairman said in a recent interview. ''I'm confident in my leadership, in my feel ings about the role of government. in my feelings that solving soc iety's problems is rdated to individual achievement. I'm talking about the things that hum in my soul. everywhere I go." . That the 45-year-old Ohio Republican i's sayi ng such things and already is traveling widely and raising money reflects the wide-open 2000 GOP nomination. Possible ,,ompetitors indude his friend. House Speaker Newt Gingrich. plus Texas Gov. George W. Bush, publisher Steve Forbes and former Vice Pre.sident Dan Quayle. At this early stage. none seems a prohibitive favorite. Kasich's game plan also underlines the realities of life in today's House. GOP rules require that Kasich surrender his chairmansh.ip __: his ticket to prominence- after this year anyway. His starring role in the recent budget wars has made his . sometimes unkempt haircut as recognizable as that of any Republican House leader, except for the white. blow-dried mane of Gingrich, R-Ga. As a result, a House leadership job has little attrilction for Kasich, even though E:Jingrich might resign if he runs for president and others like Majority Leader Dick Arn1ey and · Majority Whip Tom DeLay. bOth water stoned for the hotel's HVAC system. . Officials say water that carries the bacteria is generally heated between 95 and 115 degrees Fahrenheit. and typically causes severe tlu and pneumonia-type symptoms as the bacteria is ingested through .the respiratory sy>tem. Water samples were collected from the school on Feb. 18 <md sem to Quest Laboratories of San Juan Capistrano. Calif.. and the inside of the school was cleaned and disinl'ected on Feb. 21. .On Feb. 27. test results showell that no LegiAnella bacteria was present in the samples. Meanwhile. the Meigs County Health Department will conduct semi-monthly inspections of the building. largely to alleviate p<(fents' concerns over contlittons at the school. ... "" . . while playing. he said. · The inspections will t:ontinue on a·semi-monthly basis until the n">f is repaired. he said. Middleport Elementary. Mei~, Junior High School in Middleport. Sa lisbury Elementary School near Pomeroy :.md the Meigs High gy m- nasium arc all scheduled for roof repair proj.:cts thi s summer. To accomplish the task. the Jistnct last fall received a $50(I.O(X) emerge ncy repair program grant throu gh the State of Ohio School Facilities has been doin£ wdl in n:cent years. Commission . Beegle observed. For an example, he mentioned Pomeroy Elementary School which had a hard asphalt playground >urface - a potential hazard to children using playground e4wipment. The district placed pea gravel under the equipment to reduce the risk of children being injured "No local money is in volved." Buck ley said. The di>trict liiSt month paid $10.000 to Home Cr.eek Enterpri,es of Pomeroy to make temporary. emergency repairs to the Middkpon Elementary roof. (Continued on AJ) --Early bloomers--- Texas Kepubltcans. seem vulnerable. The gregarious, gym-rat Kasich is widdy respected by colleagues for his budget work, though he has angered some by challenging sacred cows like the B-2 bomber. Repair work ·on span will begin on Saturday The Pomeroy-Mason Bridge connecting the Ohio Rtver communities of Mason. W.Va .. with Pomeroy and Middleport. could be open as soon as Monday. the Ohio Department of Transportation announced l;l!e this morning. ODOT District I0 has signed a $25.000 emergency repair contract with · Edward Kramer & Sons to begin repairs to the bridge, which was closed Tuesday night after a pickup truck struck a ·vertical support beam and caused damage ·to a hanger assembly for a floor beam connec- "Because the heavy equipment needed for the repair is already in the local area. the company was able to offer its services at an extremely ri:a.sonable price." according to ODOT spokeswoman Nancy Pedigo. The · company will be-tiringing eq uipment and materials to the repair site this afternoon, she said. For safety reasons, no traftic not even pedestrian traffic- will be allowed on the bridge during the work, Pedigo said. A temporary suppan will hold the floor beam while the necessary structural repairs are tion. made. Work will start Saturday morning "If pedestrian traffic were permitand continue through the weekend. ted, a barricade would tim have to be ODOT aniicipates reopening the span constructed to protect pedestrians, late _Sunday night or early Monday which would only add more time to morning. the job," Pedigo said. Edward Kramer. of Kramer & "As it stands now, neither ODOT Sons. the contractor on the new · nor the contractor e~pect any surbridge being built in Point Pleasant. prises as repairs get underway, so W.Va.. contacted ODOT about 1raffic should be !lowing again by repairs to the bridge. Kramer, whose Monday," she said. home base is in Wisconsin. currentThe $25,000 contract will be paid ly has a regional office in Point Plea!!- out of District IO's regular highway ant: ·maintenance funds. she explained. The first day of spring may be two weeks away, but that doesn't mean much to a lot of trees and flowers. Nature 111 playing a joke on the plants, according Peg McMahon of the Ohio State University. The unusually mild winter weather has tricked the plants Into thinking It's spring. Flowers such as tulips, daffodils and hyacinths, which grow from bulbs, require an amount of cold time during the winter to "wake up" from dormancY, and blossom In the spring, and these plants define spring as the time that the temperature gets warmer - even If It's In February. These dlitffodllll cover a bimk near the Dan and Jeanette Thomas home In Middleport. v "· Zane Beegle, a registered sanitarian with the health dcpanment. said all schools in the county are inspected twice a year. with recommendations issued to the schools when potentially hazardous conditions are found. Specilically. inspectors will determine if custodians are taking care of the building. that. temporary roof repairs remain in place and that no mold or mildew inl'estalion>are reoccurring, he e•plained. The Meigs Local School District • ., �\ Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Friday, March 6, 1998 Comnlenta Page2 Friday, Mlrch 6,1988 AccuWcather., loreca~l lor dayllme conduoons and hogh temperatures Annan's appeasement leaves U.S. in a bind The Daily Sentinel By Jack Anderton and Jan. Moller 'Esltlfllimd illl!U8 111 Court Slrftt, Pomeroy, Ohio 614-992-2158 ·Fax 992-2157 A Gannett Co. Newspaper ROBERT L WINGETT Publlllltr MARGARET LEHEW Controlltr __ ,.__ .....,.,......_, ...llle-.-.........-........... -.. ___ ,_ __ ,...,........ ,.,..--11>1. '11'111- , .... _ .. _ _ _ _ ..... _ _ .,..,., - -, _ - " ' - . , - - - _ , , . . , . , p<t' ...., 1)opajf Jolo. ot ,.,.,_ "'' .....,. Ill U'lfl: ar. FAX 1D 11..-.ZifT. Tilt - · nr c- II, 011111 'It's the economy, ,stupid' - Americans still seem to think so restart the inspections Only a w~k after it was signed, prpeess. But the Umtcd Nations-brokered inspec- mstead of bemg uon pact wtth Iraq's Saddam Hus- a tough negosem IS starung 10 crack Uator, Annan Last Sunday, Iraqi diplomats .urprised veterwere already bt;gmmng to btcker an observers over the fine print of the agreement. when he allowed SadThe Iraqis believe ultimate power dam • Moller a over mspecuons lies With envoys s arguments appointed by U .N Secretary Gener- to hold sway. It Anderson al Kofi Annan. But chief weapons WI!$ Saddam's deft handhng of the U.N. chief that onspector Ri chard ButIer -- whose rod ed h hard-Ime attotu de on mspecloons p h' uc t e surpnsmg agreement, helped precopllate the showdown 10 w 1ch IS now bemg cnliCized by begm wtt h -- says he ' s the one on congressional leaders. charge (and nghlfully so). Intelligence sources tell us that Annan surpnsed members of the It should surpnse no on~ that U.N. SeCU[!IY Council dunng a Saddam would rather have the closed-door bneling after his return tnspecuon power in the hands of from Baghdad Dunng the briefing, Annan's appomted delegates. For he reportedly called the mspectlons our ontelhgence sources tell us that an "offense to Iraq's dignity and the UN chief was completely taken soveretgnly" -- words that Saddam by the lraqo leader dunng hos last- homself has used to descnbe the dtlch doplomanc voyage to Baghdad mspect1ons Annan also referred to late last month the U S.-led mspectmn teams as The Chnton admonistratton was "cowboys," omplymg that they've already posmoned for war, albeol been overzealous on theor mossion wuhout a clear mtsston, when and that, perhaps, Saddam has a Annan went to Baghdad to try to point. During the same briefing, intelligence sources told us, Annan descnbed Saddam's fear that Amenca's insistence on inspecting his many palaces were merely an excuse to plot his assassination. As we've reJ!?I1ed ui ~ past, Saddam ts notonous for his paranoia. He rarely, 1f evtr, sleeps on the same locauon two nights tn a row -and only a uny group of close assoctates know where he can be found at any given moment Accordong•to our sources, Annan reported Saddam 's cla1m to the Security Council w1thout agreemg-or d1sagreemg-- woth 11. · Annan's appeasement has put the Clinton administration m a senous btnd -- at home and abroad. By gomg to war now, Amenca surely would shatter what lottie remams of the old Gulf War coalition. Arab sympathy would rest with Saddam. But by·lettong Saddam buy more ume and st1clc.ing with the Annan appeasement strategy, Amenca assures nself of a more confident, better armed adversary tn the months and years to come. By WALTER R. MEARS , AP Special Correspondent WASHINGTON '- For openers, 11 was the economy, stuptd. That was the blunt remmder of the centraltssue 111 President Chnton's campatgn for the Whtte House No need for such lessons now, woth the economy thnvong on hos watch and provodmg hos wave agamst undertows that have beset second-term presidents "These are good ltmes for Amenca, .. the prestdenl sa1d the other day So far, that has been enough to keep hos standmg htgh despuc the bad tome~ the Whole House os havmg 10 the specoal prosecutor mvcstogatoon of lhc Monoca Lewonsky case Thai surely would change, should Kenneth Stm prove allegaltons of an affaor and cover-up auemptthat Clmton demes At thos pomt, oponton polls that consostently show two-thords approval of the way Clinton does hts JOb demonstrate agam !hat what counts woth voters 1s what affects them That means the economoc sttuatton When the economy IS up, presidents are, too No mauer that no prestdent • really conlrols the forces and trends that shape the economtc Urnes, up or down Prestdents gel the blame when there's a slump, and they lake I he credIt when there's a surge So Clinton pomts to the numbers -Almost 15 molhon new JObs m five years -The lowest unemployment rate on 24 years -Inflation low and stable --Consumer confidence at a 30-year h1gh -A balanced federal budget, posstbly thos year, certamly next "The Amencan people are upbeat aboul theor prospects, not only on the moment but on the future," Clinton saod Tuesday "The Amencan economy dehvered another exemplary perfonnance m 1997," Alan Greenspan , the Federal Reserve Board chaorman, told a Senate commttlee None of that comes wnh guarantees Greenspan warned of an uncertain future Clinton swd the boom can't go on forever It's already approachmg a record for growth wtthout recesston. "Good umes are a blessmg, and they should be enJoyed," the presodenl satd "B ut we all know on the nature of humanlc.ind and the rhythm of human affaors, no condlloon endures forever wothout onterruptoon " "The odds are very htgh !hat some tome onto the future, there wtll be another reccssoon," added Janet Yellen, who heads the presoden!'s Councol of Economtc AdVISors " But there's nol the slightest reason to beheve that tt ts on the foreseeable future " There are busoness cycles, and they do go down as well as up. Uncontrollable events can tngger recessiOns, or onllauon, or both. Eother way, the pollllcal tmpact os on the presodent. George Bush never recovered from the economoc slump of 1990, and lhe recessoon was central to Chnton's wonnong campaogn on 1992 The economy was thnvmg when Clinton won agam on 1996 and remaons so, buoyong h1m agamst the trends that have beset second-tenn presodents before The last two were dragged down by onvestogattons into wrongdoong Even Frankton D Roosevelt had second-lerm headaches, overreachong when he tncd to reshape the Supreme Court and purge conservattve Democrats from Congress, wtth the Depresston sltll on In Prcsodcnt Etsenhower s last four years, the Sovtcl Umon took the lead in space Jloght, a spy plane eptsode undod hos auempts at accommodatoon woth Moscow. and hos top aode had to quu for accepung omproper gtfts R1chard Noxon, of course, had Watergate, whtch made hom the only presodent to res1gn Ronald Reagan was embr01led m !he Iran-Contra arms-for-hostages affatr For Chnton, ot's not only the Lewonsky mvestogauon Hts friends and campatgn fund -raosers are onvolved on cases stemmong from abuses on raosong money for hts last campa1gn That would seem to be enough to drag hom down politically. To date, however. the economy has been enough to keep that from happenurg • As he began hos second term, Chnlon satd he knew 11 has been a troubled time for hos predecessors. "I'm very mondful of htstory 's dofficultoes," he saod, "and I'm goong 10 try to beat them " EDITOR'S NOTE- Walter R. Mears, vice president and columnist for The Associated Press, has reported on Washington 'and national politics for more than 30 years. Barry's World Today in history By The Associated Press Today os Fnday, March 6, the 65th day of 1998. There are 300 days left on the year Today 's Hoghllght on Hostory On March 6, 1836, the Alamo on San Antomo, Texas, fell to Mexocan forces after a 13-day soege · On th1s date In 1806. poet Elizabeth Barren Brownmg was born on Durham, England. In 1834, the coty of York m Upper Canada was mcorporatcd as Toronto. In 1853, Verdo 's opera "La Travoata" premoered on Venoce, Italy ...ANDJ~T WHERE DID YOU GET THAT y SHIRT?! • YOUR CLOSET.-- REVENGE OF THE JUDGES Members of Congress, who no""ally have no compunctton ahout raising thetr own salaries when the tomes warrant, aren't as generous when tt comes to federal judges. For years, the salanes of federal judges have been tted to L_----~~----------~~~~~~~~----~~~~~~--~~~~~__j those of MICH But the Judges don't think thetr overdue pay mcn:ase makes up for the four years that they 've been sttffed by theor congresstonal paymasters A group of 20 JUdges ts suong Congress for hogher pay, arguong that they have the same rtghts as other federal workers, who get automauc ratses every year We wtsh the judges luck. tn thetr lawsuot But we also believe tt's hogh ume thai JUdges were paod what they're worth, whtch os constderably more than they're mak.mg now. Mosl, of not all, federal JUdges could make many tomes their federal salartes should they leave the bench for pnvate law practoce, as many now do when ot's ume to send the1r children to college. There's no way of telhng how many qualified candtdates tum down jud1cial appomtments because of the cut 111 pay ot , would mvolve. Congress -- and all Amencans -has a strong vested mterest m havmg the best poss1ble people on the federal bench One way to accomplish thts ts to quot playmg solly politics w1th the11 salanes and to pay them what they're worth. Jack Anderson and Jan Moller aft writers for United Featuft Syndicate, Inc. I By William A. Rusher I confess that when James Carvtlle began ranting against Kenneth Starr on the natwn's-talk shows several months ago, I didn't lake hom senously. For one thmg, evecythmg about htm personally -- h1s looks. hos Cajun accenl, hos obvoously synthetoc fury -- was off-puumg. If I had been Mr Chnton, I certaonly wouldn't have wanled Carvtlle as my defender And even when Carvtlle reappeared on televtsoon a couple of weeks ago to declare total "waw" on Sta". I took the declarauon wllh a large gram of salt I doubted that, of the Whtte House was mdeed getting ready to launch an all-out assault on Sta". 11 would ask Carv11le of all people -- thos guuer brawler -- to telegraph tls punch But ot appears that I was wrong War has mdeed been declared by the Whote House agaonst Mr Starr, and whal's more, the openong stages have been goong very well In a httle over two weeks, 1hc Whue House has persuaded lho medoa and the pubhc to slop d1scussong whether Presodent Cltnlon had sexual relations wnh Monoca Lewmsky and hed about ot, and to concentrate onslead on whether Kenneth Starr os conducung a vond1cUve, partisan mvesttgatton destgned to destroy the Clinton presidency, and of so whether he ought to step down as mdependentcounsel. Mr. ClinRusher ton's personal lawyer has filed a lawsuit to stop what he alleges are ourrageous leaks from Starr's office to the medoa. And a whole host of "spokesmen" for the prestdent have fanned out to appear on the varoous TV talk shows, denouncmg Starr as totally "out of control" (whatever that means) Now they are bemg JOoned by vanous Chnton loyalists m Congress -- New Jersey Sen Robert Tomcelli and Ve""ont Sen. Pat Leahy among them -- who profess to be concerned about the alleged $40 molhon cost of Starr's mvesugatton. And, of course, the medta have tagged obedoently along, shoflmg thetr emphasts from Chnton to Starr and reportmg that, as you mtght expect after such a ba"age, substan- tial maJonties of Americans polled has hstened to all 20 hours of Mombeheve that Starr is too partisan and ca Lewinsky's tape-recorded confihas gone too far. It is still early days, dences to Lmda Tropp, and you can but there seems no doubt that the bet that they constitute a pretty perWhote House is laying a foundation suasive contradiction of the denials for removmg Starr of necessary and of sexual acttvoty that she and Mr. in any case discred1ting, m advance, Chnton have hoth made under oath. anythmg he may say or do And he no doubt has amassed a great That havmg been saod, 11 must be deal of other matenal -- from the tesacknowledged that Mr. Starr has tomony of wotnesses to cl!cumstanbrought some of hos problems on ltal evodence -- m support of the h1mself Calling Momca Lewmsky's account on the tapes If he survtves mother before the grand JUry to tes- long enough to transmit thts matentify on matters potentoally damagmg al to the House Judicoary Commottee to her daughter was certamly legal as evtdence of ompeachable offenses and may conceivably have been nec- (perJury, subornatoon of perJury: essary, buill could be (and promptly · etc.), nothmg James Carvtllc can say was) used to make Kenneth Starr about Kenneth Starr wtll save look callously mdofferent to the del- W:tlham Jefferson Chnton. ocate bond between a mother and her But meanwhtle, Mr Starr child. And subpoenamg Whole remams vulnerable to removal at House advtser S1dney Blumenthal to ' any tome by Allomey General Janet descnbe what he had told reporters, Reno What of hos successor as ondcand reporters had told htm, ahout pendent counsel turned out to be Starr and hts staff merely annoyed more squeamosh about accusing a reporters wtthout producmg evt- prestdent of htgh cnmes and mosdedence of JUStocoable mtsconduct. If meanors? Presodent Clinton os m a he moves 10 ondtct Momca Lewm- ught spot mdeed, but he has golten sky, he may well · be greeted wuh out of toght spots before. dens ton William A. Rusher is a Distin· Of c~urse, we must remember guisbed Fellow of the Claftmont that the odds on the outcome of th1s Institute for the Study of Statesbaule undoubtedly look very doffer- manship and Political Phii(,ISOphy. ent from Mr. Starr's perspectove. He Casual conversations with God By George R. Plagenz I have a fnend who addresses God m her prayers as "Goddte, dear" That has always struck me as beong too farmhar wtth "the Man Upstaors" --another over-casual reference to the Detty. On the other hand, some of our conversattons with God ~ too formal and cold We approach hom as obsequoous subJects commg before a king. There ts maJesty m the hoes of the hymn "Every knee shall bow, every tongue confess that Jesus Christ 1s Lord." But many of us feel closer to God when we smg "0 -Master, lei me walk. wtth thee" or "Jesus, Savoor, ptlot me" Choldren are probably the best at bemg utterly natural w1th God. They talk to htm as 1f they were best fnends stlltng on the curb passong the tome of day They- ask questions such as "How many k1ds do you have?" or "I'm JUSt cunous. How old are you'" The Seatlle Post-Intelligencer asked thtrd-graders at one school \O wnle tellers to God askmg hnh ahout anythong that was on then monds "Were you lonely before there was anybody to pray for you?" 8-year-old Nocole wanted to know Nine-year-old Caleb was puzzled about somethtng else· "Is there a gtant shde ihat guardtan angels use to get down to earth, or do they use Jacob's ladder?" "How d1d you make the sun?" a 7-year-old gorl wanted to know Some of the choldren asked questoons adults would hke to know the answer to Many of us have pondered John Davod's Plagenz questoon or somelhtng hke II "How come you let me break my ankle? I wasn't domg anythmg That is what Rabbi Harold Kushner tried to answer in his best-seUing book, "When Bad Things Happen to Good People" (Avon, 1982). When evil comes into our lives, is it because we did somPthing wrong? John David's teacher attempted to answer the boy's question by suggesting that God may have been trying to protect him from something worse than a broken ankle, IND ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' • IColumbus iss' f ~ ' ' ' ' ' 1991 ), compoled by Stuart Hample and Enc Marshall -- children say things hkc: -- "Are you really invistble or os that JUSt a tnck ?" -- "I didn't thmk. orange went lllllh purple until I saw the sunset you made on Tuesday. That was cool." -- "I w1sh you would not make 11 so easy for people to come apart I had three. stotches and a shot " -- "Please send me a pony . I never asked for anythong before You can look 11 up." We would probably be better off 1f we had a God hkc the approachable God of these children -- or a God bke the God of Harry Golden's mother. "My motlier talked wtth God all the Ume on Yiddtsh -- actual conversauons," satd Golden "She would send you on an e"and and as you were ready to dart off onto crowded, dangerous streets, she would tum her face upward and say, 'Now see that he's all right' "She gave the ompressoon thts was a matter-of-fact relauonship. part of the covenant 'In the home that hoy os my obhgatoon,' she would say to God, 'but once he's out on the street, that ts your department and be sure to see to tt ' The B1ble says that God spoke to Moses "as a man speaks to hos friend." We should speak to God the same way. Georxe Plagenz is a syndicated writer for Newspaper Enterprise Aaodation. 11 --· · --r--- -- -------- - --- · - - • Kimberly L. Stout WVA Showers T-storms Ram Flumes Snow tee Heten M. Per·ry Helen Mane Deal Pe"Y· 79, Glenwood, W.Va, doed Wednesday, March 4, 1998 at her resodence Born Oct 7, 1918 in Mason County, WVa, daugh1er of lhe la1e Elmer and Pearl Sharp Deal, she was a homemaker. She was also preceded on dealh by her husband. Arthur Wolham Pe"Y. and five brolhers, Re., Arthur, Robert. Luther and Earl Deal Survivmg are a son, Arthur (Judy) Perry of Glenwood, a daughler. Olela (Bolly) Nance Jr of Glenwood, live grandcholdrcn and a greal-granddaughter, a brother. Elmer Deal Jr of GuY,andotle, W Va , and lwo sosters, Cordeha Barnett of Glenwood, and Bonnoe Holley of Ashton, W Va Servoces wolf be I p.m Saturday on 1he Moore's Chapel Church, Ashton. woth the Rev Ted Nance oflicoaung. Bunal wtll be m the McCoy Cemetery. Glenwood Fnends may call today afler 4 p m al lhe home of her daughter. Olela Nance. Rocky Fork Road. Glenwood. and at the church on Sa lurday one hour pnor to the servoces. Arrangements are by the Deal & Brown Funeral Home, Poont Pleasanl, WVa IToledo I 4S" I Sunny Pt Cloudy Cloudy Servoces for Komberly L Stout, 41. a former Metgs Cou nty resodenl who , dted Tuesday, March 3, 1998 al Ogto Slale Umverstty Hospotals on Columbus. Wlil be held at II a.m Saturday at Foresl Lawn Chapel, wllh bunal m the adJacent cemetery Fnends may call from 6-8 p m at the East Chapel of the Egan-Ryan Funeral Co. 4019 Easl Lovmgslon Ave. Columbus Recorder posts land transfers , V1a Assoctated Press GraphicsN91 Storm system promises rainy weekend for area The followong land tran sfers were recorded recenlly tn lhe office of Meogs County Recorder Emmogene Ham olton Deed, Wtlham D and Sharon F Weather forecast: Stewart lo Roscoe C . Merrell L. Tontghl Cloudy wllh a chance of ram Lows m lhe lower 40s L1gh1 and Ronald W. Rebecca S . Robert and vanable wmd Chance of ram 30 percent C. A !ihmdeldecker. Rutland. 25 99 Salurday .Pe nods of ram Highs m the lower 60s. Chance of ram 80 per- ,teres. l;ent Deed. Jeanelle and Danoel D Saturday nogh1 Occasoonal ram Lows on lhe lower 50s Thomas to Donald M . Mauhew C Extended forecast: and Vmda Erwm, Mtddleport. Sunday . Occaswnal ram. Hoghs m the upper 50s Deed. Tomothy R Musserto MauMonday Ram hkely. Lows on lhe mod 40s and htghs 111 the upper 50s reen T Burns Rulland vtllage. Tuesday Ltght ram or dnzzlcJokely Lows m the lower 40s and hoghs on Deed. Ann,\ R Molls to Roc hard A. the 40s and Dorothy Hagerty, Columboa, Deed, Rodney E and Jack1e L Pack to Rochard A and Dorothy Hagerty. Columboa parcel. (Continued !rom Page 1) Deed, Earl 0 Pockcns 10 Earl 0 the reltef valves .11e onoperable and leaks on the pool are comong I rom the Ptekens. Sulton. Jloor and walls Rtght ol way. Lloyd L and Paul Per>onahzed·Pools. Kuchen & Sons. eave Lavender an estimate to L Sayre 10 Leadong Creek Conserrepa11 leah and sandblaslong at a cost o($2.000••tnd to put on pnmer vancy Dostncl. Coiumboa, and paonl .ond seal the bollom of I he pool at ,1cost ol $3.SYO Right of way, Gregory A and M.tyor George Connolly satd... ,, we are gomg.to keep the pool open. Judtlh McCarthy to LCCD. Saltswe have to make repa1rs " bury. Counctl accepted the proposal. con tmgenl on oblammg funds Easement. La"y E May to GTE Lavender went on 10 s.ty !hat a 1.6<10-pound-pressurc washer os needNorth Incorporated, Ru1iand. ed to keep equopmcnt clean und one can be obtaoned lor $2Y9 Also he Deed. Lyle W and Leona Hysell !old counci l that a cham-link fence IS needed for lhe sm,tll ball foeld. cost to Todd W Hysell. Sahsbury parcel, nl whoch "$39 95 a roll. and 11 woll take etghtSO-toot rolls to do the JOb Deed. Dav1d D and Davtd F Total cost os approxomalely $800-$ 1.[)()() Counc1l approved both prOJects Campbell 10 Phtlhp R and Pauielle Councol also dtscussed takong the lence down ,uthe pool and extendL Hamson. Sulton. ong 11 10 enclose lhe shelter An estunate ot electnc.tl work al the pool Deed. Jamshed and Shmn J Nug.occordmg to Boll Roush. counctlman. wtl l be goVen to hun or lhe mayor ~ud to Access to Human Resource. next week. 11 was noted Moddleporl. Mony Wood. counetlman. sugge,ted counctltalk to the Bo.trd of Pub· Easement Tuppers Platns-Chester !H.: Aff.urs ~md suggested th.: bo~1rd purchase ~tHew tra:"'fr'pump Coun~o:ll Water Dostnct lo Monongahela Powabo diScussed e>lendong the soze of the new pol~ huoldtng on order to be er Company. Ol1ve. 25.4692 acres: .tble to store all vo ll.tge cqu1pmen1 Easement. Mall J Sebo to MPC. Eber Pockens Jr. cou nctlm,tn. broub>hl-up th_e May p.tr.tde 10 kock off Olive. 10 9968 acres. the ba~ball se<1son Connoll y named Pte kens. Lawnder and Donna PeterEasemenl. Clyde Greg to Gat I M son. councolwoman.lo make plans lor lhe event It was mdocated thai craft Pemn to MPC. Ohve. 47 781 acres. shows and other even ts woll he held Easement. Gladys Burchard. Ptckens .tlso noted a tire traontng sesston woll he he ld at the lire staSteve Roggs and Jack Carroll to tton beoonmn~ M,t) I lor one monlh Cl,!'scs arc lull. he s.ud He also MPC. Olive. 17 22 acres. e " E.ISernent. Chesler .md Nancy saod that stree t sogns need to be replaced The f11st Th ursday 111 Apnl. the Buckley to MPC. Olive 28 23 acres lore department woll be celebrating 1ts 50th .mmvers,~ry he .1dded O>Uncol also dtscussed the pussobohty of,, pcrmossne tax (locense Ia>) Ea~me nt.J ,unes B Neallo MPC to help w1th lhe upkeep ol vollage soreets It was n01ed that II os bewmOitve. 16 25 .teres. mg more and morl! Lilllu.:ult tor thl! vdl .1ge. financew1se. to ma1nt.un the Easeme nt Chester Wells 10 MPC. streets , Olive, 8 5 .ocres. Also. ,, permiSsove 1.1< would help en.tble couit~:ll to secure Issue II Deed. Ch.trles R .tnd Londa L tunds. 11 Wds nntt.:LI Rtggs to Charles J and Londa L RogEber Ptckens Sr. lire choel. .ISked permoss10n Ill advertt~ for s.tle one gs . Ol1ve. l:orrl!llave deed. rescue truck .md an old bo.tl <1nd mntnr lor $-IIXl .tnd a !ruck tor $1.51Xl Pockens .tlso .tsked penmsSion to purchase a ho g~- band r.tdoo lor the lire tru"k lor .opproxun.ttely $700 Both were .1ppn1ved Connolly ,mnounced !hat apphc.tllons lor ponlm.u\.tger .md htegu.11ds .11e now bemg accepled Appill.tllnn c.u1 be m.uled lo JanKe Zw olltng. clerk·lre.tsure r 111 c.tre of Syr.tcuse Village The mayor's report nl $HH4 w.ts .opproved One loc.ol .porlsmen's club " Poloce Chtel Tim Golhlan reported ossumg 12 cll.tll ons and mvesllgallng otfe11ng .1$500 rew.11d lor ontormaone complaml .tnd noted !hat .111 w.~rr.mts ossued by / he Syr.ocuse Mayllnn leadmg to the return of a mtssor's Court have been entered tnw the state computer syslem 1ng teen,Jger He also reponed new phones have been In stalled 111 the VIllage hall Samantha Wolcoxen. 14. was last wh och now has lhree phnne lines ~en Jan 16 m the Pomeroy area alter Zwo lhng issued the iollowtng ton.tnual rep4lt ge neral lund. apparently runnong away Irom a fos$12 033 JS: street constouctooo. $14,0 16 70. hogh\\\ay. $H I4 46. l~re. ter home'" the Pont and area. accord$4.109 44 w.tter. 57.018 11 pool. $4A42 5H guaranly meter $3.17 1 07. tng to She11ll James M Soul, by cemetery. $95 65. tol.tl all Junds $65 72 I 2H The Forked Run Spoilsmen's Club Also pre:"'ent was Kathryn Crow. c.:ouncllwom.tn t\ Thur,day noghl agreed to oiler the Syracuse street job bid Deed. Bobb) and Bonnte G Arnold 10 Davod L Elktns ano Chery l A Hysell. Scopto/Rutland parcels. Deed. Laura and James 0 Chtlders to Ellon and Irene Eggleton. Scopto. 2 847 acres. Deed. Jacquelme K and Jerry Mollet! to Franm A Case. Moddleporl. 96 acre, Deed. Alberta J Gluesencamp Jacqueline Shoemaker. Kenneth Shoemaker, Barbara Marlin and Garry Martm toAibertaJ Gluesencamp. Lebanon. Deed Alberta J Gluesencamp to Gary A Lonebe"Y. Lebanon. iileed. Gary A Lmebe"y to Terry and Connoe Weber. Lebanon. Deed, Thomas A and Glenda J Skmner to Danoel D and Jeanette Thomas, Moddlepon. Deed. Lmda K and Greg Bnckles to Leonard D Slolb, Rutland parcel , Deed. John R Jeffers to Nancy J Smoth, Rutland parcel. Deed. Ronald P and Anne Lowry Casco to Charles F. and Paula J Chancey. Moddleport parcels. Deed. Danny and Kom Westmoreland to Anthony .tnd Dawn Kopec. Rutland parcels. Easement. Ronnoe and Lorett.t McDade. H Vtctor and Ahce Wolle to Columbus Soulhern Power. Lebanon. 86 07 acres. Easement. Charles R . Patncoa J . Peggy A . Rebecca J and Charles Roscoe Lawrence to CSP. Lebanon, 154 52 acres. Easemenl, Juanola L Lannogan to CSP. 39 62 acres . Easement. Thomas M and Sheola Thetss to CSP. Lel1anon. 55 acres, Easemenl, Edward A Jr and Patncta A Sch.telkel to CSP. Lebanon 93 26 acres Easement. Roy W .tn d Joann Prollitt to CSP. Lebanon. 5 acres. E.tsement . James D M Jr .md Cmdy Proll1tt to CSP. Lebanon. Easement. Franklin Real Es1.1te Corpo r.tllon to CSP. Lebanon Deed. Otto A and Sandra K M.trcmko to Clarence Ronald Barnell. Olove Club offering reward for info on missing girl The Daily Sentinel Stocks t usrs !IJ-9601 Puhl 1sh1!tl ~ v ~r y ~ fl l! rnon n M(lnday throu!!h I nd 1y Ill Cu~out S t' Pomc n1 y Oh1n 11 v th~ Ohm Vtllcy PuhiLshmg (nmp~ n)1 /G,mm: n ( n l,nnuroy Oh•o 4"7(11J Ph CJIJ~ ~t " r' S( Cil ll tl cl,,ss pu s 1a~~ p wJ ~~ P('mcrov Oh1•1 Mtmbtr I he ASStlCH,Icd Pre ss antlt h~ Oh••• Nc v ~ pJJX'r A s~octatwn PO~n MASTER s~nJ ndt.lrcss cotrrt!ctwm h• fhc Oatl y ~~ntmd It I Ctturt St Pflm~ro v m.u .. ~7(11} wrong'' That os what Rabbo Harold Kushner tned to answer on hts best-selling book, "When Bad Thmgs Happen to Good People" (Avon, 1982). When evtl comes mto our lives, ts it because we dod somethong wrong? John Davtd's teacher attempted to answer tho boy's questton by suggestong that God may have been tryong to protect htm from somethmg worse than a broken ankle Chad. 8, got the tdea for his question to God from something Jesus srud on the Btble about how "the very hwrs of your head are all numbered ... Chad dectded to test God on thai one "flow many hatrs do I have on my head?" he wantCd to know. In another collection of dismnmg complaonls, suggestions and quest tons addressed to God -- "Children's Letters to God" (Workman, • I members of Congress -- even though Judges actually require qualifications to do therr JObs, while members of Congress merely need to have a functioning pulse to hold office. But when Congress gave Itself a cost-of-lmng raise last year, it forgot to onclude JUdges in the equation Lawmakers swear this was an honest mistake, and had nothing tc do with the GOP's court-clogging carnpa•gn agaonst "actiVIst" federal judges When the error was later poonted out to congressional leaders, they quockly passed a technical correcuon that gave judges a modest, 2.3 percent cost-of-Iivmg rruse (thetr first smce 1993). The war on special prosecutor Kenneth Starr l - --. • OHIO Weather Saturoay, March 7 '' CHARLENE HOEAJCH Gen1rat u-oer The Daily Sentinel • Page 3 SIN GLE COPY PRICE o~tlv ................................. ................. l 'i le nt ~ Sut>S~: nlxrs not destnng 1\l pay the earne r ma lo' rem tl Ill :tt.l\ a nee duecl hl The 03t l9 Scntmd tln a thn:c StX.tlf I! m(lnth bA§tS ( rcdtl Will ttl: ~ ~~~~n c~rn cr c ~<:h wc:ck N(l sut>scnptto n by mall rter mttlt:\1 m wl1 ~ 1e home urrkr Sc: l"'tCc: ts avatla.ble ;m a~ Put>ltstk'r rcsav~s the ngl1t to adjuSt rates dur mg the suhscupnon pennd Subscnpt ton rat ~ chan~c s may he tmplemented t'ly changtng the duratton (l ( the suhscnptmn Mi\ILSUBSCRIPTIONS Jnsidt MrigJ Co1nty 11 Weeks $27 111 2(1 Weeks $53 H2 S2 Weeki S WS Sb Ratti OuiJMit Metts County IJW..ks SZ925 26 Weeks $ShhN nwecks $10972 Renovations set (Continued from A1) Wmker' placeu reml11rced. heavy duly pt.1, 11 c on 1he mol. covenn g ot woth gr.1vel to hold 11111 place. Buck- Am Ele Power .................... ..48). Akzo ..... ......... ,................... !O~), AmrTech ....... '..................... 44).. Ashland Otl ....................... 561, ley s,ud AT&T ................... ................. 61 ' • "It's ,, tempor.11y measure until Bank One ........... . ..............57'. work can be done thiS summer" he Bob Evans ......................... 20~, s.ud Borg-Warner ........................ 60l, · As workers thos summer rep lace Broughton ......................... 14), h II 1 1 d Champoon ......................... 14~. !he root . t ey wt ,, so rep .lle rop Charm Shps .......................... 4'•• cedmgs 111 the h.ol lway. patnl and City Holding ........................ 43\ dean The additional work woll be Federal Mogul ..................... so"., lunded by t h~ dostncl s permanent GanneH ................................63'~ . tmprovement levy whoch may go Goodyear ............................68" • back before volers thos fall The new Kmart ...................................15"t• t II h h d I d Kroger .................................. 43''• roo wt ave a ar , sur ace an Lands End ...........................39'i. some slope to encoumge water to nun Limited .................1................ 28), ott rather than poolong Oak Hill Flnl .......................... 271, OVB ....................................... 41 ';, One Valley ............................ 36~. Peoples ................................. 41 ), Prem Flnl ............................... 23l, Rockwell ................................. 59 RD/Shell ................................ 54 '1, Sears ...................................... 54 Shoney's ................................4'1• Star Bank .............................57'i• Wendy's ................................ 20'1, Worthlngton ............................ 18 -·-*- Stock reports are the 10:30 a.m. quoles provided by Advest of Gallipolis. . t • SHARING THOUGHTS -' House Speaker Newt Gingrtch,'right, and House Budget Committee Chairman John Kaslch, A-Ohio, conferred dyring a Capitol Hill news conference Thursday. Gingrich told reporters that federal surpluses should be used to strengthen Social Security, but not lor tax cuts. (AP) WASHINGTON (AP) - House Speaker Newt Gmgroch says budget surpluses should nol be '"ed to cu t taxes for now. pullmg hom al odds with conservatives who wunt the sur· pluses used 10 'lash !axes as deeply ,\S pO\Stbh! For lhe first lime Gongnch. R G.o hacked .tw.ty from hos prev1ous pl.m lor usmg ex peeled budget surpluses reducong !he nallonal debt, whoch helps Soc1al Securu y by st rengthen ong the economy. l,IX cuts and more spendmg lor roads, research and defense · I th1nk thai we should locus the surplus on Soc tal Secunty:· he 'aod Thursday The budge! now " balanced\\ tth huge Socml Secunty trust fund surpluses , It we get an operaung surplus (wllhoul usong Socoal Secumy surpluses). I wanllhe operalong surpl us to go b.1ck to the taxpayers,' he saod Gmgnch saod he belteved th.u cou ld occur tn two years. wh1ie Con- Un ots ol the Meogs Coun!y Enter gency MediCal Servile rewrded three call s for a'soslance Thursday Un 1ls respondong mcluded CENTRAL DISPATCH 3 13 p m. Powell Street. Moddleport. Lola Kovalchok Veter.tn ' Memortal Hosp11al Moddleport squad assosted MIDDLEPORT 10 0 1 p m, Vme Street, James Brewer. Pleasant Valley Hospnal, Cenlral Dospatch squad assosted POMEROY 5 34 p m , voiWtteer fire department and squad to Baker Road. structure tire al Tony Davos resodence. Moddleport and Chester VFDs, Central Dtspalch squad assosted, Tony Davos refused lreatmenl FRIDAY THRU THURSDAY ONE EVENING SHOW 7.30 446-0923 I gre:-;siO nal Budget Olt:ce l1g.ure' show tl may take years Iunger The speaker sa1d he sltll wants Ia> cuts thos year He saod they should be pa1d lor woth spendong cuts and wtlh revenues he believes wolf b~ .tpproved thos year from e1ther a set· tlemenl wolh the 1obacco mduslry or h1 gh~r c 1 g~tre ue t<Jx.e' The spe,tker s comments hogh , hghted how PreSident Clmlon 's call m h" Stale ol lhe Unoon .oddress to "save Soc1al Securlly l~rst " h.ts weakened and dovtde!l Republicans Though many Rcpubl1cans. onclud1ng G1ngroch. consoder lax cuts one ol the GOP s detlnmg tenet s. many of them worry that Chnlon's proposal to use surpluses to slrenglhen Soe~al Securoly os too pololtc.tlly appealmg to ch,1llenge The remarks hy Gmgnch also showed the budget dtvtsoons that contonue to haunl Republicans. many ol whom wanl as bog a lax cut as possohle thos year, paod lor 111 part hy budget surpluse~ -Local News in Brief:Huo OKs exemption for The Maples The U S Department ol Housmg .1n,l Urban Development has appro\ed .1n exemptoon tor The Maples lowenng !he .1ge requ11ement lo 50 years etlecllve M,1rch I The exemp11on woll be 111 elf<ct lor a year ln.wme eltgtb1hty Wi ll remam the same Once .tn md1v1dual has been deemed eltg1ble to reSide m Ihe lacollly. loc.tted ne.11 Veterans Memonal Hospllal . clogobthty wolf conunue For example. 1f a pef\on os 50 years old and becomes a lenant. ,md the ehglboillY requtrement be,comes 62 agaon. lhe mdtYOdual woll "ontmue lo be an eltgoble lenant Immunizations set in Racine next week The Oh10 UnOYerstl) College ol Osteop.llhlc Medllme Childhood lmmunllallon Program. a mob1ie he.tllh progr-om. wtll prov1de lree ommunozaloons lor all area choldren !rom b111h lhrough moddle 'lhool on Tuesd.ty from 10 a m 10 noon at the Raune Volunteer F11e Dep.111menl The progr.tm woll also provode free Hepaii!IS B v.~e"ncs to children born , .Iller November 22. I991 .10d to all eli gible II 12 .tnd 11 year-of<i, The chtldren mu' l qualtly lor lhc V.tcconc lor Ch ildren Progr.un b) hetng enrolled m the Mt:LIJL,ud progr41m. h.tvmg no hc,\lth 1n..,urancc. by bemg an Amenelm lnU1an or Alaskan Nattve, or havtng 1nsuran~:c whH:h tloe-. not cover the cost of tmmumzat1on Eastern staff gets look (Contonued from Page 1) wil l be sound prooled .10d which wolf h.tve a modular. S<>Und-prooted pra~.:tiLe room The onusoc lab ha' also been dcs1gnetl Wit h o tfiL e s p:.u~e .tnt! astorage art!,tlor musu:.tlm~trumcnts. and will h.tve mov.tble nscrs Four rooms h.1ve bt!en spe<.:wlly deSigned lor use by 'peual educallon program~ .md a Tille I Re,our~.:c Room "also 1nduued 111 I hat are,, The da~sroom" .1re org.m 1zed Ea'lern H1gh School. whllh woll rec!!tve extcnsr~e rcnov.tllon a' ,, pari I the budJ1ng proJcd De molt tum hct!.tn Tuesday on the obby .orea nl lhe h1 gh "hml al the ronl nl the huliJmg. \\ hllh wolf he .ompktely ruloY,IICo The new lobby woll be exoenJcd .ond wlil ondude r new re,lroom .... mu t ~ rrdao fl<tor !tie Othl!r Ulll siiULtlon dl the h1gh 'i<: hool will tnvolve t:nnvertmg: the hus111e"s t.:l.l:-. .,.rooms mto thl! new h1gh s~.: hool rcsouru! t.:enter. or library. and nmvt:JtiOg the extsung library tnto twn ~.: Lts sroor11s The new lngh ' chool l1brary will pnmanly proVIde hard cnpoes of relerenu~ matcrt.ab such .t ~ <.: n~.:y<.:lope Um and du.: ttonan cs as wel l as some' of the exl'tlng htgh school 't.tcks. and' wtll serve a' a wmputer labor.ltory work room " loc.lled tn the rc.tr <II provtdtng at: ~.:es :-. to unltne servtu:s through St: hoolnct La"t ... ummer .•a... Oesto' rcmov.al w~ts ~.:omplct ed leav1ng cxpo ...e<.l c.:c1l· tng ... and bare floor" Cu..,rnc:llt.: unprovement " -.; uch as p:.unung ot cl,,,,rooms, wmdow replatement ahd comple tion ollloors .1nu ceoltngs wil l ~ontmuc through th e t.:ornmg sum the buddm g tn the JUntor h1 gh wmg mer recordm.; Meigs EMS runs ' Gingrich: don't use surplus to cut taxes rew.11d tor fmdmg the gorl. and challenged olher groups. busonesses or ondtvtduals to oncrease lhe reward She IS approxomately love -tool . lour-tnches tall and has blue eyes .ond blonde hall Soulsby reponed agaon thos mornong th.ll hts depanmenl has not .tround a gymn.t~tum .tnd caft!wnurn obt.uned any new mlornuuon on the The Ldklonum Will be U:"'l!d a:-. ,, whereabouls ol the leenager There comb1ned cafeten .t and audllonum. have been no responses to mlorma- w11h a ~o;tage on one end The gymlton praced woth the Naltonal Cnme na>~Ufll . whllh "the '"e ol the gym lnl ormallon Cenler. he saod at E.tslcm Ho gh School. os acccs>ed Anyone woth mlormauon con - through the t:.ltetonum .tnd lcatures cem tn g her whereabouts IS advtsed to two Iucker room' ,tthlettc ott~c.:e\ ca ll 1he Meogs Coun ty Shenlfs and a mezz.tmne whllh provtdes Department at 992-3371 ~pa~.:e lor utdtt) equtpment anU vu..lco SPICE WORLD .. MMf DID lEft l~ A«~ SHOI' fOil HM H TI-l CtAI!f(~ ••• The kitchen tnr the new \Chool " located oil the c.ll etonum ,1nd 1nt:lude" ntlu.: c sp,tLc ,anLI d stor.tg.c d~ well a:-.,, re<.:clvtn_:! do"-~ A . . cconJ IL'.tLht: r' lounge ,mJ area. Hi~h school renovatiOn Con,truct oun ",dso underway at Bolh proJOLh are expected to be completed by !he begonnong of lhe" I998-99 school year ~·- llfllil ooo•.u... t 110 _ . , _ _ , (PG1~ 1 XIOAIL Y �The Daily Sent~4tl Sports •• •. USC~ UNLV upset Minnesota, Indiana, Wisconsin win in first Big Ten tourney By MIKE NADEL CHICAGO lAP)- Even .liter hiS ream blew a lead and lost the htstonc first Brg Ten men's basketball tour nament game Northwestern coach Ke11n 0 Nerll couldn t stop r.l\lng about the e\ent Bob Knrght who for ye.rrs has t.:.tmpaagned agamsl a conference tournament s.11d he would strll \Ole agarnst one But no" rh.ll tl s here and so " he - the lndr.rn 1 co.rch mrght as -.. ell try to wm 11 A tournament 1s maybe one of the most po,1t1ve steps the B1g Ten h " ever made 0 Nerll s.nd rhurs dry after hrs team lost 64 )(lro Mrn nrng Thu"d·•Y 111 games that "ere close but often sloppy WrsconStn defeated Penn State 52 51 on Mau nee Lmton's shon JUmper wt th 3 7 seconds left and lndtana beat Ohro State 78 71 behmd 2S p01nts by Andrae Patterson Tod.ry s sc~eu ule fealllfes M1d11 gan ' s Iowa Mwnesohl ' :-~ M1ch1 gan State Wrsconsm \S lllrnors and lndmn.1 ' s Purdue Kn1ght e-er lf,tsctble poked fun .11 those 111 the 81g Ten \\;ho w.mt to suspend l111n e1 en IS he talked about accepttng a tournament he never w mtcd bec.tuse he fee ls 11 mnwmzes the mt: 1mng of thr Jegul.tr seuson lh~ thmg }OU ha' e to under stand .tbout my stand 111 the Btg Ten to111n Jmenll s th.lt I d 'otc .\g unst 1t at S 10 tontghl he s.11d shortly before 8 10 I hursda) And yet I h td my sty and the m.uorrt y of the people 1n1ol ved wan ted 10 h,l\e the tournament tnd rh.tt s the wa) 11 should be Once th 11 "as deCided we ve got to fi gu re out the best wa) we c.m approach the tourn.tment And we worked ltke hell - stnke out the word 'hell becou>e that mrght be n~: ~ otu It's great fort he fans It helps our p0 s !';~; 1son h.:.tms get reudy lo1 the Its 1 w1n \'.10 10 a lot ol W~ )" And the bottom line 110 11 s gomg 10 m 1ke a lot ol money Mmne"'otd W!scon'\lll and ln(ll~nn ad v.mced to the qu.rrrerfin.r ls by " 111 Directors post Meigs Elementary Tournament slate Here " the agenda lor the Mergs Elementary Basketb til Tournament scheduled to start Saturday at Mergs Ht gh School Saturday - Bradbury-Holley grrls vs Salisbury-Folmer at 9 am Pomero) "xth grade boys vs Rut land at II 30 a m Rutland Hampton grrls vs Pomeroy-Blackwell at 12 45 pm Monday, March 9 - Salisbury Westmoreland vs Bradbury-camp ston at 6 45 p m Harmonvtlle grrls vs Rutlanu Lentes at 7 55 p m Tuesday, March 10- Salisbury stx lh grade boys vs HamsonVIIIe Wednesday, March 11 - Wmner of Rutland Hampton vs Pomeroy Blackwell glfls game vs Salem Center at 5 35 p m Thursday, Man:h 12 - Bmd bury fourth grade boy> vs Saltsbury a!5 15 p m Pomeroy Rutland stxth grade boys vtctor \S Bradbury at 6 25 p m grrls semtfinals .11 7 3S and 8 45 p m Saturday, March 14 - F,ourth gr.tle boys llnal (Pomeroy" Brad bury Salisbury wmnen at 9 am srxth grade boys final at noon grrls final at I JO p m unsport"'m.mlJ kc Kntght f.tces a one g.tme suspen smn lor ber 111ng d refe1ee last monlh lnd1ana musl 1nlorm the conference by Mond.ty whet hct he wil l stl out a g.tme or the scltool wdl pay a $10 000 fmc accordmg to reports There " "" 1 my doubt that I d be co~1c h1n g ag unst Oh10 Strtte Kr11ght s.ud I know the rules Mmnesota 64 Norlhllcslern 56 Qumcy LewiS scored 26 p01nls Sam Jacobson .tdded 21 .md the two Jed Mtnncsot.t on a game endmg 17 6 run Mmnesola whtch won the 1997 Nuggets' travails ~ continue; Wizards beat Knicks 103-90 Friday, March 6, 1998 Arizona & Utah; Cincinnati also wins By The Associated Press Thmgs got very wacky m the Wtld West for Anzona and Utah. the regron's top two teams Both second ranked Attzona the defendmg natron.tl champton and No 5 Utah were stunned by under achrevers Thursd.1y mght The Wtldcats fell91-90 111 o\erttme to Sou thern Cahfornta when Ad.tm Spamch htt two last second shot s The Utes lost 54-51 to UNLV on the Runnm Rebels court 111 the qtr.Jrterfinals ot the Western Athlettc Conference tournament Spantch s desperation three-poml er as lime ran out hlted the TroJans (8-19) snappmg the Wddc,us' 19 game wmmng streak Hrs only other field goal a three potnter wllh 3 I seconds left 111 regultlron forced overt1m e GETTING A GRIP on the basketball Ia the t'ak at hand for Indiana's William Gladness (30, With only the 0 visible) and Ohio Slate's Carlos Davis (21) during Thursday night's Big Ten tournament firstround game In Chicago, where the Hoosiers won 78-71. (AP) Evan Eschmeyer scored 23 pomts but was only 7 for-15 from the free throw Ime as Northwestern went 15 lor-29 from the line as a team "We came up short because of our own shortcomtngs on lhe foul lme and the open looks we couldn l knock down ' 0 Nerll s,ud W~ mrssed 14 free throw s That\ the sto ry of the game ' Wisconsin 52, Penn Stale 51 Lmton had started only twrce arl season for a team th.tt had lost tis ltst II conference games In the end Lm regul1r sen\011 conference title md ton was a hero and the Badgers were adv.mced to the Fmal Four went surprr se wrnners Penn State had a 51 SO lead and ahead for good on Lewrs three )J<ltnt the ball after C.rfvm Booth Jut a er wnh 3 32 lelr Qumcy .111d S.u11 scored til of the JUmper and then blocked a shot by pomts almost Golden Gophers WrsconStn s Sean Mason conc h Clem H.tsk1ns <.ltd Wtthoul But when Pete Ltstcky mtssed a JUmper with 29 seconds remammg therr shoottn g ·""' ahdtl) to score, the Badgers got a final chance They "ere 111.1 1\oriJ of trouble worked the b.tll to Lmton and the Lew" md J tcohson not on I) freshman m.rde ,1 spm move m lhe combrned lor 75 percent of Mm and then arched up the wmnmg lane nesota s pornts but they shot 61 per cent compared to 24 percent for the 9 foot JUmper "I really drdn't see the clock ' rest of the leam Lntlon sard ' I do the move like the spm move. e\ery d,ty m pract1ce so 11 was JUst nl1tural for me to turn and shoot' lnd1ana 78, Oh1o Slate 71 Knrght had benched P.ttterson for a game before puttmg htm hack mlhe starttng lrneup I guess he s been m and out of the dog house." Oh10 State co.tch Jun 0 Bnen satd 'When he started I httle concerned Our fears were "ell founded 111 how he pl.tyed tonrght " Kmght h.rsn t .tlw.tys had a lot of respect for P \tlerson feeling th.tt the 6 foot 8 forw.trd doesn t throw .tround hrs 240 pounds often enough I thought th.n he re.rlly played a lot more aggresSI\ely th.tn he has on occas1on • Kn1ght s,11J P,ttlcrson fi nrshed 9 of 14 from the floor The prevrous four g.rmes he 11er.1ged 58 potnls on 29 percent shoollng Poor free throw shooung by the Hoosrers helped the Buckeyes cut a 17 porntdefiutto75 71 "'"a If you h.rd seen us pr.rctrce tire last three d.tys you d thrnk we were gomg to be 111 the Fm.tl Fmlr ·• s.11d Spantch whose te.rm lost 19 of tis prevtous 22 games ' We knew we could Will and we u1d ll ' So dtd UNLV ,t iter T) rone Nesby h1t a three pornter wtth I 24 kit lor the lead He se.rled the wm wtth ,, p.ur of free thro\\ s It' s been ,, tough ye.tr but tomght we pia) eJ like the te,tm we should h.11e pla) ed hke .til season ' Nesby sa td Thmgs "ere ttght 111 the WAC tourney for two other 1.111ked re.tms TCU and New Mexrco who b.rrely squeezed mlo the sermfin.tls No 13 Texas Chnsu,m sun t\Cd a mtser.tble second h tit of shootmg to be,tt Southern Mcthodtst 71-69 .tnd extend tis wmnmg stre.tk to IIi g.tmes No 20 New Mexrco "rthout court leader Royce Olney. needed ,, three-pouuer by lt eshman Ke' 111 Henry with 21 seconds ldt for .1 f>O 59 wm mer Tuls.r • Tonrghr TCU !.tees New Mcx rco and UNLV pl.tys Fresno Si.tle wllh fonmer Rebels co.tch Jerry T.trk.tnt.tn Tm k s rctl11 n to the l ~1s Veg~1s arcn~t where he once led UN LV to the top of the sport fe.ttured .t92 ~1tolll of San Otego Stile They re.1II y h,td us on 1he n>pes TCU co tch Brll y Tubbs s.ud .tiler two lree throws by J.u11cs Pdlmy wnh 48 seconds left g.11 e the Horned Frogs the lead lor good We tl11nk we pl.t)ed poorl) .md SMU h.rd .tl<>l By CHRIS SHERIDAN AP Basketball Writer Maybe 11 s ttme to start keepmg a closet eye on the Denver Nuggets' latest losrng streak As bad as they are they could threaten the NBA record of 24 consecuttve defeats for the second 11me lhts season "They're the worst team m the league, so that would have been the ulttmate embarrassment," Armon G1lltam of Mtlwaukee sard after the Bucks defeated Denver 104-87 Thursday mght In other NBA games Mrum1 beat Houston 117-93, Washrngton downed New York I03-90 Dallas beat the Los Angeles Chppers 119109 and Phoenrx defeated DetrOit 102-93 The Nuggets now 5-55. are threatenmg to eclrpse the worst record m NBA hrstory - 9 73 by the 1972-72 Phtludelphra 76ers Denver lost 21 rn a row e,rrher th1s season, tyrng the longest smgle-season losrng streak rn league hrstory, but commg up one short of the over all record of 24 by the Cle' eland Cavahers at the end of the 1981-82 season and the start of the 1982-83 season Thursday ntght s Joss was Denver's 13th strarght The Nuggets' next II games- rf all are los.•es tl would be 24 strarght - are agarnst Atlant.t, the Chppers, Phoentx, Vancouver Portland, Ch.rr lotte, Washrngton Toronto Mrnnesot.t and the Los Angeles Ltkers If the Nuggets were to lose 25 strarght. tt would happen March 2~ at home agamsl Dallas "We miSsed so many good shots," surd coach Brll Hanzhk. whose team mtssed 17 of rts first 18 attempts "But I h.rve to grve our to d(l wtth 11 We had nothtng gomg for us offenSively ' Nctther drd the Lohos who sur' rved agamst Tulsa "hen Z.rc Bennett mtssed fou r strarght free throws • n lhe l,rst 43 seconds The Golden Hurncane (19-12 1 h.td .tlnst ch.mce ro wrn b~t Enc Coley ' dm mg shot banged off the nm \lith l\\o seconds left They made the play they had to make g11e them credtt Tulsa coach Btll Sell sard We had .1 S looter to wtn and 11 JUSt drdn t go do\\n Frespo Stare (1 8 10) led from the openrng three -pomlet by Rafer Alston who p.ICed the Bulldogs with 19 pomts In othet P.tc \0 regul1r sc 1son g.rmes No II Stmfntd h~.11 Oregon ' 95 67 No 19 UCLA defeated An zona State I02 94, md Oregon St.ue beat Cult forma 46 43 Southern Cahrorma 91 No. 2 Arizona 90 (OT) At Los Angeles Sp.nuch ended Anzona's brd to become the first team to go unhcaten 111 conference pl.ty smce the le.tgue expanded lo 10 teams 111 197R I m not shocked· Wtldc.tts co Kh Lute Olson s.ud When we w.rtcheli USC on t.tpe we h.td ,, h.rrd t1me tigurrng out how they were1 13 (m conference pl.ty) Thts IS" te,•m I thmk, that can play wrth .mybody" No. 11 Slanrord 95, Oregon 67 Davtd Moseley scored 19 p<ltnts as Stanford (25 4 14 1) co.rsted .11 home .titer t,tkmg ,, 17 pomt h tllt1me le.td The C.trdmal clmchC(I sewnd place 111 the le.tgue No. 19 UCLA 102 Amona Stale 94 Kns Johnson h.td 11 pomls J R Henderson 25 .md Toby Batley 22 tor , the Brums(22 7 12 5). who clinched thrrd 111 lhe conference with a home court vrctory Jeremy Ve.d had 11 pomts tor the Sun Devtls (18 12 8 9) who have lost 19 strarghtto UCLA In other 10111 n.tment pl.ty Atlantic 10 AI Pllll.tdelplu.t 11 w,rs No 24 Temple 76 St Joseph 's 52 George Washt ngton 88 M.tssachusells N1, X.111er 68 St Bon.rventure 44. and Rhode lsl.md 81 O.tylon 70 In today\ semrs 11 s Tcmple-Ge(>rge W,IShm)!ton ,md X.IVIer Rhoue (See HOOPS on Page 5) 1 uurnaments NBA standings X \t Lr /),11 S II Ei\S rERN CONFE RENCE ll! 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PJ Brown added 12 pomts, 12 rebounds and three blocked shots for the Heat, who shot 57 percent and had mne blocked shots to Houston's two Mtamr also had a season-h1gh 31 """";jjJ.~ i) CHARGE!- New York Knlc:ks guard Charlie Ward (right) knocks the Washington Wizards' Terry Davis to the floor while going to the hoop during Thursday night's NBA contest in Landover, Md , where the Wizards won 10~90 Ward was called for the charging foul. (AP) Tyson files $100M lawsuit against King in federal court ol ,\u.:ountant s .md 1ll\ ,..,crs who By LARRY NEUMEISTER NEW YORK (AP) - Former "ere ac tu.tll y Kmg puppet' .IC tlllg heavywerght boxmg ch.tmpron M1ke 111 the mtere sts ol the promot er md Tyson cl.nms Ill,, feder.tllawsurt that hrs cnmp.mtes Thetr true loy.tlttes were ,rllc ged Chrts Webber scored 26 pomts I m gmng to keep playmg them m he lost $100 mtlhon Ill the J.rst decade bec.tuse Don Krng took ly proven \\)ten Tyson recently sep t., and Rod Stnckland added 21 pomts these type srluatrons advant age of hrs fin.mcml nail ete ar.rted hrmsell Irom the Ktng c.rmp, • 10 asststs and srx steals as the WrzSuns 102, Pistons 93 'Krng knew that Tyson had a fun and a ne" accountant .tskcd Tyson s ard• finrshed 4-3 on thelf longest At Phoemx Ant01110 McDyess former bookkec)Jl!r for T) son s homestand of the season, mcludmg added 20 pomts and 10 rebounds, dament.tlmabtllty to read and under the back-to-back wms over the Lak- Kevm Johnson had 19 pornts and a stand contracts and fully .tpprecmte records the effect ofbusmess transacLHms on I cant I hand tbem over) bec.111-c season-htgh 10 asststs Cliff Robm ers and Kmcks Mavericks 119, Clippers 109 son scored 22 pmnts and Jason Ktdd hts life. · sard the lawsutt fil ed the fil es are rn callmets owned by Thursday m U S Dtstnct Court m Don Krng • the lawsurt s,ud the new At Dallas, Martm Muursepp and had 12 asststs for the Suns liCCOllnlllnl W,IS told rook1e Chns Anstey had career-htghs After 14 lead changes Phoenrx Manhaltan Krng vehemently demed the aile The rr.rud began almost .IS S<X\11 ·" of24 and 20 potnts respecttvely and took control late m the thlfd quarter asststs gat tons Kmg entered Tyson's ltfe 111 19K6 the Mm encks had therr hrghest scoras Johnson's seven pomts .md two W1zards 103, Knlcks 90 The lawsurt .recused the box mg when Ty~on "'''" bemg m.lll.le!Cd hy r Calben Cheaney scored 27 pornts, mg game of the season as they won assrsts keyed a 13-1 quarter-endtng promoter of tindmg ways to carve up Jrmmy Jacobs and Btll C'.tyton the run that put the Suns .the,td 77-67 makrng 12of 18 shots whrle holdrng for the thrrd It me m four games Tyson s purse so th,tt little of the fight ltw' tlll s,ll(i J.tcohs (hed 111 I<JX7 .md Danny Mannmg 's lhrec-pornt play 'I was gomg to let the bench wm Allan Houston to 4-ror-13 shootrng money m.tde rt to the boxer Tyson lu cd C.t)IOII 111 19XK He also had n btg steal and layup tn or lose the game m the fourth quar- and Steve Nash s three pomter Kmg .md hiS comp.mtes then ' It also ' uggested th.tt Ktng broke the wamng mmutes as Washrngton ter," coach Don Nelson sard ' I want sparked a 8 4 spurt to open tbe fourth served as Tyson's mdnager confi· the laws of Florrda Ne\ tda .md wrthstood New York's comeback them to gam expenenee, and thr s was quarter as the Suns sttetched the le.td dant ad\ tser .tnd promoter Irom Pennsylv.tm.r as he made secret deals the kmd of game for them to get II to 85-70 from a 23 pomt defic1t 198R to 199R. drrectmg .md <level wllh Tyson that .rllowed hrm to pock optng every aspect of Tysons c.treer ' • et hrgh percent.tges of fight purses Roush Racing points to Las Vegas 500 finish, silences critics cheatmg Tyson out of $45 mriiion the lawsurt sa1d AI the ttme the lawsuit smd between 1995 and 1997 rlone Tyson was a young professronal ' In all the .tlleged scheme mrght fighter wrthout .my formal educatron, ' have cost Tyson m01 e lhan $100 mtl Ktng was an expenenced boxmg .md hon money the lawsrul sought to Steve Hmtel first Martrn s crew Benson lounh, Musgrave SIXth and Las \ egas Motor Speed" ay drd a lot By MIKE HARRIS promoter .md m .ml1gcr With .1 vcntachref and then hrs team manager. took rc~.:mer to answer everyone s remammg ques Lutle lOth AP Motorsports Writer The lawsuit n.rmed Krng .rnd hrs ble army of professtonal advtsers' over as learn manager for Benson and Irons It was an aftirmatton for Roush It wasn't all that long ago that Tyson was requrred to pay con'Mark made the dectsron to move comp.mtes .ts defend.mts allegmg most NASCAR people equated the who had been cnttcrzed for spread- acts as geneml manager for Benson, sulting fees to Krng's wtfe son and they acted as one entrty 10 en11ch Musgrave and Little h1mselt and hts race team to the Chartdea ot a two-car team wtth an mg hrmself too lhm and possrbly son m-law .tnd other fees to Kmg s Krng at the expense ol ,, 1 ulnerable Buddy Parrott. a longttme suclotte area because he and Jell work so costmg hiS tQp stars. Martm and Bur unhappy mamage d.rughter who was presrdcnt of the unsophtsllcated hoxer who could not cessful crew chref ts general manwell together • Roush sard And that It JUst wouldn t work One too ton, a chance at the Wmston Cup M rke Tyson F.m Club the lawsuit for Manrn and Burton unuerst.tnd contr rcts ager certamly ts a rehel to hrm to be .tble many dnver egos and a burlt-m b1as champ10nshtp sa1d Despite hts gross con nrcts ol Mark was anxrous to come back to wm thts race now and not have to It was Martm m hiS lith year agamst shanng rnformauon that Tyson also p.ud for travel expensand share wtth Jeff Burton and to answer any more 4uestrons about rnte rest Kmg apprmed one-stcled wrth Roush and wnhout a senes utle mrght come back to beat you es mwrred lly Kmg .md those who um:onsc nm 1ble ,md oppressive learn some thmgs that Buddy could that And to have our ltve cars all runThen N ASCAR came up wtth who helped talk the car owner mto tr,weled wtth hm1 to meet Tyson as• ..~~ ' h1s l:ompllmes llgret:ments' bet\\cen teach. and to parttcrpate m that. • nrng well gtves me the same rei ref IImrts on testmg Suddenly mulucar some major changes "ell .IS the cost ol sccutlly corpor.lle •·~,• and a boxmg tndustry th.11 w mted to Roush satd "Steve Hmrel ts not out Martrn. smtllng happrly a~ reed _ · Cenamly there were quest1ons teams wen: proiiferatmg - shanng thetr test data and, amazmgly, run- that I hall and Mark had a.' well.'' ol the p1cture He and Buddy are both say mg. • For a lal',;e part rt was a new beneltt from the huge ' tlue of c us renov~tllom at K111g s bustnessw! •! C\ UOliSU.IJI)' l.trgc plUSes 10 Other"' Tyson s fights the l.rwsutt .tlleged general managers wrthrn our orgam - race team and thanks to Buduy Par Roush sa1d "There was no -predts mng compettt1vdy m the r-dces umlcrc.lfd fighters promoted by Kmg ~; zauon Steve burlds cars The car Krng ~ehemently denred the .tile rott and Jack Roush and all the guys Two-car teams became the norm poSition to do f1ve can. but I had the ,md Ices lur Kmg s k ~.1l h.ttlles the ~, and R1ck Hendnck showed 11 was same anxtety and concern that Mark Mark meed at Daytona was a Steve who worked so hard 11 s gorng to he g.rtlons from Mextco Cuy on Thurs l,tWSUit ~ 1 1J Hm1el car They're tradrng back and awesome We ve sttll got a little brt day mght possrble to make a three-car team dtd 1y<on " currently b.mned from ' There s no met II to tl11s l.twsull of work to do. but 11 s already real I thmk al\er 10 years of workrng fonh work boxmg until .11 le.rst July for bttmg 'There's a great openness ot the specral ' at a11 ·• he s.ud ' He h ts got every Now Jack Roush has canted the m that format rn that SituatiOn, we he tvyS<er~ht ch.nnp Evander HolyBurton. who rose to stardom last dune th,ll he h.1s l:Onung to hun I theme to a new level addrng Johnny had maxed out wrth what we could data we collect otf the cars wrth the field m the 1111~ set up sheets and race rnlormatron year when he won hts ltrsl two Wrn don t owe htm 10 cents Benson Jr and Chad Lrttle to do together " He h rs e rrneu .tn est1m.11Cd $140 The promoler suggested th.tt th e that comes off tests It s av.ulable to ston Cup races smd I belteve that So the changes came over the wrn holdovers Mark Martm, letT Burton mtll1nn m srx fi~hts smce he w.ts and Ted Musgmve to form Wmston ter wrth Martm movrng lrom a shop everyone Any crew chtel or any dn- M.rrk and I to2ether wrll be a team l.awsutt w.1o.: an .1ttempt to 1nlluencc rele.tscd from an lnd1lmlt pnson m: m rsol.tied Lrberty. N C • to a new verthal s mterested m knowmg what that\ real , real-hard to beat I believe the JUry 1n ha" upt.:omlllg tnsur.mce Cup racmg's only liVe car team 1995 .tfter scrvm£ 11111e for r.tpe ft aud retn.tl Ul.st Sunday m the maugural Las factiity he IS sharmg wrth hts new happened w1th the test has got access that from the bottom of my heart The lawsurl ,tlleged th.tt Kmg I JUst fee l deeply hurl .md s,rd Even when days don t show tt Vegas 500. Roush Racmg came of fnend Burton rn Mooresvrlle - JUst to that eve n took .ulv,1nt.1ge ol that, v1sll1ng The vtctory by Martrn and the tl s our own lault rt 11 doesn t work dened rh,ll Mrke Tyson would .tllow north ol Charlotte and consrdered the age. wrth all live cars m the top 10 hun and persu.tdtng hull to stgn con ent1re team performance ~lt the new because we both try real hard to help hunsdf to be used .rs .1 P•'" n .md Marttn won. Burton was second. center of stock car racrng when he kne" I yson h.td no tracts mampulated Kmg s.nd He knows each other We work real hard togeth ttcce's to ''" .11tnrney The I 1st VIS it that I treated htm l.wly er and the teams work hard together The .l.twsutt alleged th 11 Kmg w.ts live d.rys lleforc lm rclc.rsc If you can do that you've got to get surrountlt!d Tyson w1th tn entour,tge the field to burld a 15 po1nt h tlltrme better · Carolina Island lead as the Ttgers (17 11) kept .rltw Big East Lynn Greer had 17 p<llllls as the At New Ynr k II w.IS No 6 Con- NCAA tourn.rment hopes Owls (21-7) held St Joseph's (II 17) Conrerence USA nectrc ~ 64 Provtdence ~S No 22 to 34 percenl shootmg At Crncrnnatr No 14 Cmcmn.lll St Joseph's, wh1ch won the A-10 Syn\ruse . Vtll.mov.r 66 Rutgers trtle 1.\st year .md .1dv.mced to 1he 61 enr get "n liO .md St John.s topped Loutsvdle 64 50 Al,rb.una sto College l!O In lonrght s Btrmmgham be.tt S.unt Lotus 76 74 NCAA's final 16 dropped rts srxth 91 semts, 1t's UConn-Rutgers anu Syra- North Carolina Charlotte defeated str.ught to Temple whrch used,, 17Marquett e 61 ~5 and So uthern use-St John's c 0 spurt over I0 rmnutes to t.tke ,,1~ Mtssre.Jt MemphiS 85 '7 In rod.ty s UConn (27 4) outsoored Prm1 10 halftrme le.rd semts 11 s Ct ncmn 111 UAB .tnd NC dence 11-4 rn the last five mmutes for Sh.rwnta Rogers had a c.rreer hrgh Charlotte Southern Mtssrs,.ppr the vtctory 28 pomts '" the Colom.rls (21 7) Kenyon Martrn h.td 16 pomts 10 Rrchard Hamilton the Btg E.tst avenged a 11-pomt regul.tr-season rellounds and etght hlocked shuts •" playe r of the year frmshed wnh 22 loss to UMass (21 10) the Be.trcats (24 5) handed the C..r pornts on 5 of-20 shootrng rncludrng ACC dtnals therr 20th loss of the se.rson 1-of-7 I rom lhree-potnl range .IS the At Greensboro N C No I Duke the first ttme Lnursl\ lie ever lost 20 Huskres shot JUSl 17 3 percent The be.ll Vugtm.t 61-41 and North C.trFnars fell to 12 16 games 10 ·' se.lson ollna State edged Florrda State 6S-63 Lomsvdle ( 11 10) cut a 21 pmnt The Orangemen (23 7) fmled to m openmg round g.tmes delicti to seven 111 the second h.rlf The Blue De' tis {18-21 overc.rme make a field goal over the final4 11, poor shootrng "rlh an II 0 nm to but were 6 of 6 from the line rn the start the second h.tll ,md they held last 37 seconds to hold oil Vrll.mov.r the Ca\ a hers to therr lowest pomt ( 12 17) Todd Burgan led Syr.rcuse w1th I R lot.tl rn 71 ACC toumamenl games Duke mrssed 16 of rls last 19 pornts and Ry.m Blackwell had 16 NEW SUPER GALACTIC field goal attempts 111 the tirst h.tl f pornts and 16 rebounds llrand NfW 19981'11RIIDC 1qga Big ll 11118 SPACE ODYSSEY but Rosho" n McLeod had 14 pomts At Kansas Crty. Mo _ 11 was lorthe Blue Devtls Vugmr.t ( 11-1 9) 41mlr 4w~rrl EXTRAVAGANZA Kansas Slate 75 Colorado 61. Bay• 150 HP/2 4 liter Engne• Power Brakes System tiru,hed wtlh tts most losses smce I he • AtJomahc • AMJ!'M Cassette • 4 Wheel Dnve •A• CO'ld 00n"9 • Powetllooll.od<S lor 66 Texas A&M 6l, Texas 86 • 4 CaplllnS Chal~ • Air Cordloorurg 1962-61 Ca\S went 5-20 •Tit sreemg • 4300 Voill!c V<i • 4Wheel Anfi Lock • AWFM Stereo • Allar Sola Bed Texas Tech 81 and MJ<soun 74 • Power Wndows •c..se Control The Cavs also became the tirst •Automatic 618kes • Custom C~lll lntenor • FibellJiaS! 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Plea bargain allows fund-raiser to admit to violation of U.S. l~w PRESENTING THEIR CASE - Attorney Terry Gilbert left arranged his visual aids as forensic DNA expert Mollamad Talllr looked on before a news sonference In Cleveland Thursday Gilbert who repreaents the estate of Dr Sam Slleppard says DNA testing of bloodstain evidence from 44 years ago show that Shep pard or~glnally tried and convicted of the murder of his wife Mar 1lyn was Innocent (AP) DNA testing results in Sheppard case fail to move prosecutor By JOHN AFFLECK Associated Press Writer CLEVELAND - Recent DNA tes re ult have la1led to convmce a prosecutor that the murder case of Dr S m Sheppard s wofe os worth anoth er ook even though the doctor s sup porter say the new evodence proves he d d nol comm tthe 1954 kolllng Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Stephan e Tubb Jones satd Thursday she had not seen the test results wh ch an attorney lor Sheppard s son relea ed ear er on the day But he d1smtssed the test as hav ng been performed on.contammated samples that would be useless m ~.:ourl II unrel able 1s unumely 11 s contam nated 11 s taonted Ms Jones ad She also accused Terry Gilbert the lawyer lor Sam Reese Sheppard of try ng o nlluence the Ohoo Supreme Court whoch 1s about 10 rule m the ca e When Terry G !bert gets to be prosecutor then he can br nu th s c e Bu1 r oht now there s 10 ufli enl ev dence he sa1d G Iben ad Ihe tes vondocale Sheppard and mpl ale handyman R chard Eberllno on the c 1 e that n p red the telev on enes and mov e The Fut I ve The v un e Sheppa d who dod no auend the news conference bul ha been 1 ) 1g lor lear 10 clear h s fat her name agreed h a huee breaklhroueh he a d n a telephone n erv ew h how thai my dad dod n I bleed on the prem e n any way what ocv A fo n c enl work ng for ree on he half I the younger Shep p rd found 1ha Dr Sheppard DNA wa n ng r m blood tam found n the d JCior pan s and n three th er place n the couple uburban Cle ve and hone On Ia n came from a wardrobe duo han 1 feel I m the bed "h rc M Sheppa d lour mo th p e, na 1 w lh the c uple econd child was beaten 10 death Eberhng s DNA could be pre ent on al the taons though IllS not cer taon saod Dr Mohan mad Tah r a forens cs expert from Ind anapol s Sheppard s body was exhumed n September !rom a Columbus ceme tery so that Tahor could exam ne los sue samples Gilbert saod Ms Jones should reopen the cnmmal mvest1gauon thos lome tocusmg on Eberhng a won dow washer at the Sheppards home Sheppard always sa d that a bushy ha red mtruder kolled hos wofe and knocked h m unconsc ous alter a struggle Eberling who provoded DNA samples under court order IS n pnson lor the 1984 murder ot an elderly w dow and has denoed kollmg Mrs Sheppard He efused reque ls for an 10tervoew on Thursday Sheppard was found guohy of murder and spent I0 year n pro on unto I the US Supreme Court over turned hos cunvoc110n He was ac~l I ted at a relr al n 1966 and doed four years later at age 46 HIS eslale s suong Ohoo a Ileg ng wrongful mpnsonmenl The "1ale could col ect about $2 m1ll on ot the doctor 1 tound nnocenl a tougher legal tandard than a nol guohy verdoct Prosecutors have asked the Ohoo Supreme Court to dJSmtss the sun A ruhnt 1 expected thos spnne Tahor tests showed lhal Eberhne could not be ruled out as a match lor blood taon from Sheppard s pants the wardrobe door a wood chop from a ha)emenl staor and the back porch He saod Eberl ng also could not be ruled out as the source ot DNA t und <n 1w 1 vagmal swab taken dunng Mrs Sheppard s autopsy Bu Tahor c< uld not say lor certa10 that Eberl ng was there There '' a conSistent pattern s m1lar to Eber I ng s DNA but he would not es11 mal< the hances thai the blood and cmen were !rom Eberling Eberling has aod he cut h msell whole work ng at the Sheppard house Chronology of a murder case By The Associated Press Key even s n lhe Sam Shepp 1rd murder case Ju y 4 1954 Marlyn Sheppard 31 tour months pregnant beaten to de h n bed n Bay Vollage a Cleveland suburb July 10 1954 Her husband Dr Sam Sheppard arrested Dec 21 1954 Sheppard convocted ot murder He get hie n pn on • No' 8 1959 Rochard Eberling tonmer wondow washer for he Shep pards caugh t burglanzmg homes on Cleveland In hos posses oon are two of Mr Sheppard s r ngs Nov 19 1959 Eberling cleared on Mrs Sheppard s murder after an mves 1gal on and polygraph Ju y 16 1964 Sheppard released trom pnson after appeals court finds he was den ed taor mal because of heavy publ coty June 6 1966 U S Supreme Court grants Sheppard new tnal • Nov 16 1966 Jury acquots Sheppard Apr I 6 1970 Sheppard does of I ver faolure at46 • July 7 1984 Eberling convocted of kolhng 90 year old wodow Ethel Durkm for her $1 5 million estate He IS semng life m pnson Oct 19 1995 Sheppard estate files wrongfulompnsonmentlawsuol seek mg declaratiOn of onnocence for the doctor Apnl 29 1996 Durkon s former nurse says Eberling told her he kolled Mrs Sheppard Eberhng later deno~s makmg such a statement • Feb 4 1997 Fam1ly lawyer says DNA tests show blood found m Shep pard s home could be Eberlings • Sept 17 1997 Sheppard s body exhumejl and tossue samples lJIIcen for DNA tcsung Body later cremated aild remams placed next to Mrs Shep pard n cemetery • Jan 13 1998 Anomeys argue before Oh1o Supreme Coun about whether wrongful mpnsonmen1 suot should be dosm1ssed Court stoll has not ruled • March 5 1998 Fam1ly auomey says DNA tests on Sheppard s body exclude hom from bloodstams around the Sheppard home By UNDA DEUTSCH AP Special Correspondent LOS ANGELES - Democratic fund raoser Johnny Chung once a fre quent v sotor 10 the Wh le House has struck a plea bargam With the gov ernment and will admot funneling $20 000 m tilegal contn5uuons to the Chn ton Gore re electoon campaogn Chung a Truwanese born busmessman who IS now a U S CitiZen was charged Thursday m U S Dostnct Court wllh 'vooiatmg federal campa1gn finance law tax evasoon and ba 1k fraud Mr Chung has reached an agreement Wllh the government h1s lawyer Bnan Sun sad He woshes to putthos matter behmd htm as qmckly as pos s ble Mr Chung and h1s fam1ly hope to get on woth theor loves A federal source who spoke on condo loon of anonymoty srud Chung Will plead guolty on Monday Chung 43 was accused of setung up straw donors who wrote cam paogn donal on checks then were reimbursed by Chung m order to skon con tnbutlon hmlls by thousands r f qollars Chung 1s the fourth person charged n the last five weeks 10 the Jusuce D be li nto mance abuses dunng the 1996 campaogn epartment s pro Thos nvesugaloon os movmg forward but we are not gomg to let up now saod Allomey General Janet Reno who has been cntoc1zed by Repub llcans '" Washmgton for not appomtmg a specml proseeutor Chung v soled the Whue House on some 50 occasoons '"recent years He has sa d that n 1995 he was sohcned for money by a Whole House staffer delivered a $50 000 check to lirstlady Hillary Rodham Chnton s office and then was allowed to bnng a group of Chmese busmessmen to the Wh te House to watch Pres1dent Clinton dehver h1s weekly radoo address He also had a photo Iuken wllh Mrs Clinton Whole House memos showed thai Chung was makmg a potch to provode fax serv ce for he government around the same lime But hiS efforts never led to any buSiness deal The Jusuce Department s Campa1gn Fmance Task Force filed the charges 10 Los Angeles because Chung hves '" the suburb of Artesm The charges carry a maxomum punoshmenl of37 years m pnson and $1 45 m1lhon m lines but plea bargams ordmanly mvolve a request for substan ually reduced penalues A spokesman sa d the Whole House wo 11 have no comment on the case Tire amounts of money mvolved on the charges were substanloally lower than figures prev ously attnbuted to Chung and apparently were reduced under the plea bargam The Chung contnbutoons were returned after quesuons arose about theo legaluy In add1Uon to the $20000 linked 10 the Clmton Gore campa gn Chung also was charged w th funneling $8 (){)()to the t 996 re elect on campaogn of Sen John Kerry D Mass Jom Jones a Kenry spokesman saod the senator returned a $10 000 con tnbut10n from Chung the mmule any quesuons were raosed 10 avood even the appearance of tmpropnety Chung also was charged w th evad10g an unspeco! ed amount of 10come taxes and woth fraudulently obtmnmg a $157 500 loan on h s Artesoa home In January Charlie Tne a former Lottie Rock Ark restaurateur and long lime Clinton fnend and hos assocoate Yuan Peo Antonoo Pan were charged wnh rmsmg Illegal donations 10 buy mfluence w th high government a lto Clals And last month Democrauc fund raoser Mana Hsoa was charged wolh d s gu~<mg 1llegal campaogn controbutoons by a Cahfom a Buddhost temple to the Clinton Gore campaogn and other pohl coans between 1993 and 1996 T locat~ep~~d Hsla have pleaded mnocent The government " llil trymg lo Also Th ursday a man sus per1ed o1 111 ega 11 y 1unne 1mg ,•3~5 ' 000 n c,or eogn contnbut ons 10 the Democratic puny appeared 10 fedeml coun n San Francosco on unrelated fraud charge i< h G dh 49 oges an ' was arrested Wednesday as he prepared to fly home to lnd1a He os accused of obtaomng corpo ate Amencan Expre s cards for h1mself and h s wote m 1995 by forgmg a co worker s name on the appll calion The charge apparently was filed 10 order 10 keep Gandhi from leav mg the country before an mveslogaloon onto hos campa gn finance role os com pleted Judge takes direct role in Lewinsky testimony By LARRY MARGASAK Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON - A federal JUdge has taken a dorect role m arrangements for Monoca Lewon sky s grand Jury appearance wh1le presodentoal fr end Vernon Jordan 10 an mportanl prelude to her testomo ny says there was no Improper motove when he began a JOb search on her behalt Wh le Jordan fin shed a second day of leslomony Thursday on the lhord floor of the federal courthou e US D stnct Judge Nonma Holloway Johnson held a closed heanng one floor below - almost certaonly mvolv ng arrangements for Ms Lewmsky It os not known when Ms Lewon sky WI I test fy but before she does the c rcumstances of her appearance mu l be made clear Her attorney Wtlham Gmsburg has been try ng to enforce an mmu mly deal that Independent Counsel Kenneth S arr says was never sealed The JUdge had Starr G nsburg and the r assocoates on her courtroom to argue the ommunoty ossue - ra s ng lhe poss bohty that she wolf dec de the matter or force the two so des to reach agreement The normally talkative G nsburg would not comment to reporters alter he leli Johnson s heanng except to say I follow court rules That s not unhke me a all Pro eculors aod nothln 0 Jordan s test mony and Johnson s hearmg came on an extraord nary day Deta Is of PreSident Clinton s deposoloon testomony 10 the Paula Jones sexual harassment case agamst h m were published on The W:lshmg ton Post The preSident s lawyer m that case Robert Bennett appeared at the courthouse for a previOusly scheduled luncheon wllh law clerks - but ended up tacong a throng of reporters to deny leakmg the maten al Addmg to the c reus atmosphere a group of women held a rally to say they were concerned about Chnton s behav1or and wanted the case brought to a close soon C onton meanwhole denounced the leak ot hiS depoSitoon m the case brought by Mrs Jones a fonmer Arkansas government clerk who con lends he was demed proper ra ses and advancement after she refused Chnton s request for sex m 1991 In a bnef exchange woth reporters at.Jlle White House Clintoq refused to doscuss h s answers m the depoSI t10n The coun has made 11 absolute ly clear IllS llegalto leak and doscuss 11 I m gomg to follow the law That s what I WISh everyone else would do Chnton sad Two mdiVIduals fam1l ar w1th Chnlon depos loon aod he acknowl edged under oath that he and Jordan doscussed efforts to find a JOb forMs Lewmsky Chnton tesufied that the JOlrseekmg effort wa.' mot ated by hiS personal secretary Belly Curne accordmg to the mdovoduals who spoke only on condlllon of anonym1 ty Also m Chnton s deposit on he doscussed another woman termer schoolmate Dolly Kyle Brown ng who has cla1med they had a lengthy alTar the Post reported on today s editions Clinton den ed havmg a ex ual relat1onshop w th Ms Brownmg but saod she threatened to wnte a book falsely cla1mmg they d1d accordmg to the newspaper report Ms Browmng IS a Dallas real estate attorney who wro e a novel about a woman who has a romanloc relat1onsh1p wllh a Southern governor who become presodenl She told the Post she was outraged by Clinton s He IS lymg and has testimony commotted perjury she ad Bennen respondmg to Thursday s lengthy story called the le tk to the Post one of the most reckless rep rehenSJbie and unethfcal thmgs I ve Sc!en on th s town for a very very long ume Its almost ImposSible to determone how these th ngs gel leaked but there can be no doubt the antagomsts those who want to hurt hom and hurt h1m badly have done thiS Benneu saod he would ask the pre sod10g fedemltudge m the Jones case Susan Webber Wr ghl m Little Rock Ark to mve Jogate the leak Mr Jones lawyers smd they welcomed an mquory and proposed a testlo t md the leaker An mterestmg litmus test Will be to compare the oft c al deposotoon lranscnpt (If and when 11 becomes publldy avaolable) 10 The Was~mg ton Post anode and then to observe whether how and m whose favor the depo otoon testomony was spun on the artocle the Jones team smd Starr saod that we categoncally deny that we were e ther dorcctly or nd~rectly the source of the story Jordan fac ng reporters as he dod when he test lied Tuesday saod ol os a fact that I helped M< mea Lewmsky fond pnv ole employment n New York and 11 s a fact that I tO< k Monoca Lewonsky to a very compe lent lawyer Fmnk Carter here n Washmglon I) C And II IS a Iact that I kept the preSident ot the Uno I ed States mformed about my actovl tlc!s Jordan to d reporters hos etfort to hod her a JOb were not a quill pro quo for the affidavotthat shes ened m the Jones case m whoch she demed she had a sexual relat10nshop woth the presodenl Contmdocl ng her alhdavot M Lewmsky told a fnend m taped c >n ver allOns that she h td an atlaor w th Clinton and he asked her to he ab >ul 11 The presodent has denoed the accu sat1on Out-of-pocket expenses still dog beneficiaries By LARRY WHEELER Gannett News Service WASHINGTON De pile Medocare protections the poor and ncar poor elder y contmue t !.ace sogn tocanl out of pocket medocal expenses says a report by the Publoc Pol cy In totule ol Ihe Amencan Assoeoal on of Reto ed Person On aver ge Medocare benefocoa nes 65 and overspent $1 149 m 1997 for health care expenses not covered by the federal progmm that erves more han 33 mdllon elderly m analys sol Medocare data showed Part cularly d turbmg acwrd ng to AARP tederal po ocy execut ves s Ihe find ng that poor bene lie anesthose wo h oncomes below ibe pover ty level ($7 755 for nd1v dual s and $9 780 for couples) - spe nl an e l mated 35 percent ot theor annual ncome on heahh care out of pocket expen e What these numbers show us s thai ( Med care) 1 not work10g well for those who are most vulnerable saod John Rother AARP s dorecto of Leg lat on and Publ c Polley The report should serve as a rem nder lo the NatiOnal B pan san Commossoon on the Future of Med care a.s 11 stuns a year long que t to I nd reforms that wolf ensure Med care s sum val beyond the baby boom generatoon Rother saod The message os don l Just look at Med1care 10 terms of solvency but look al l place m tam ly budgets he sa Ll The program needs lo work lo ordonary Amencans Even Medocare benefoc anes enrolled 10 health maontenance orga co 1con c1ous sell con n zal n lamed networks Ill health care provoders - paod $1 775 on out ot po kel ex pen es last year lor thongs such a prescnpuon drugs premoums and eye care accordmg to the report The malysos w 1 perli rmed tor AARP by the Lewon Group a Faor tax Va health care policy research and mana0 emenl consultmg t rm Ahhough no comprehensove real lime da a ex sis on what semors pend outSide of Med care the con u tmg form created a computer pro gram o proJect such spend ng based on a 1993 Med care survey of 12 000 beneficoar es Prev ous tud~es of out ot pocket Medtcare expenses were based on a le s comprehenSive 1987 survey accordmg to the study s authors The fond10gs reathnm what many Medocare benet c anes and pubhc pohcy experts already know- while couple ot years saod Fronstm F'eo the health msurance progr.tm for the pie are goong to have a lot more elderly sa welcome and comfortmg chOices of plans wo h very low ool blanket 11 has orne holes of pocket expenses and much belle benefit than traduoonal Medocare Although Medocare pays for thou sands of procedures and Sc!rvoce. pro The Health Care Fmancong voded by hospotals phySJcoans home Admmostr.tl1on the tederal agency n health agencoes skilled nursmg fac I charge ot Medocare " crafton~ new Illes and more many other costs are rules and reguialoons to 1naueura1e a left up to the md1V1d4al new category of health care Lookmg althe amount the average providers Known as Medocare Plus benet c ary spends each year about Chooce these new plans - some run halt goes for premoums - both by doctors others by m maged care Medocare Part B prem1um and tho e companoes - are supposed to ( pen charged by pnvate nsurers such as a new era of compel 1on and chooce HMO accordmg to the AARP tudy for Med1care benellcoar es The other halt s spenl >n phy<~ What s gomg to happen " tha c1ans hospitals prescr pllon drugs mstead of five o ()HMO compel dental vo "nand e~uopment expens ne you w 11 have 20 or 50 sa d es not pad tor by Med care or "p Fronston T compete for the plemental nsurance p< llcoe Ihe Medocare populatiOn the HMO report tound m <Y n fact reduce monthly premo Wh1le lower mcome Medocare urns lor henellcoar e and expand beneficoane currently may be benet ts that go beyond the tmdotoonal exposed to Slgmhcant out nt pode1 Medocare program expenses that may change soo n Whether that actually happens 1 ad Paul Fronstm He os a heahh care open 10 quesllon Ex 1 tmg Medoc~rc economtst w th the Employee Bene HMOs already are complam n that fit Research lnstllute a n< nproht new reimbursement rutes adop~ed a research center devoted 10 studymlL._ a result of the 1997 B lanced Budge I ncome secunly ISsues Act are so t1ght fisted th;)t some 1n the Med care 1 g mg through a mdustry w It b~ forced 10 end the maJOr lmnsformauon m the ne xt generous Medocare benet Is some have come to enJoy Massachusetts court ponders nanny's fate BOSTON (API - The states hoghesl court IS beong asked to decode whether Bnllsh au par Louo se Wood ward should be put back behmd bars or allowed to return home The appeal whoch was scheduled to be heard today by the seven mem bers of the Supreme Judocoal Court " two pronged Prosecutors want the young woman returned to pnson wh1ie defense attorneys want her cnm nal record wtped clean In October a JUry COOVICled Ms Woodward of second-degree murder for the death last year of 8 month old Matthew Eappen One week later Supenor Court Judge Htller Zobel who prestded over the tnal reduced the conv1ct1on to nvoluntary manslaughter and sentenced her to the 279 days she had already served smce her arrest m February 1997 She wa< ordered to remam n Massachusells whole the case os appealed The JUStices were to take the case under advisement today a court spokeswoman ~aod It could take weeks or months before they make a ruhng PUBLIC NOTICE In compliance with SectiOn 5715.09 of the Ohio Revised Code, the Meigs County Board of ReVIsion will hold an organizational meeting on March 16, 1998, at 11 00 A M In the Auditor s Office of the Meigs County Courthouse. Nancy Parker, Campbell . Board of Revision Secretary LEGAL NOTICE The pub c Ut I t es Comm1ss on ol Oh o has set for publ c heanng Case No 97 101 EL EFC to rev ew the fuel procurement practices and pol c1es ol OhiO Power Company the operat on ol ots Electroc Fuel Component and re aled matters Th s hearmg s scheduled to beg n at the Comm1ssoon offoces at 10 00 am on March 10 1998 All interested part es w II be goven an opportun ty to be heard Further Informal on may be obtamed by conlactong the Comm1ssoon at 180 East Broad Street Co umbus Oh1o 43215 37g3 ,By The Bend The Daily Sentinel Page7 Frtday, March 6, 1998 -v Premature ejaculation can be treated by urologist - reader should seek help she was leavmg I m sure thiS was an excuse for other th ngs that both ered her but I also know my sexual madequacy dodo t help It must be very frustrating to a woman After my dovorce the problem got worse and has rema ned that way For thiS reason I have shoed Dear Ann Landers I am wr tmg 10 away from senous relat onshops I m you because I don 1 know where else wnt ng to you Ann because I now to go and have no 1de~ what to do have mel someone very spec oaf about my problem whoch IS onten se We ve been datmg for three months ly personal and have had many tern lie even ngs Ever s nee I narr ed n 1985 I together I am dcvelopmg some very ha c had a problem vuh prema ure deep feelings for her and am certam cJaculauon My wofc d1vorced me he feci the same about me I m seven years ago and omc of her ure she s also begmnong to wonder parting comments were very paonlul why a crown man seems wolllng to She cotcd n y adolc cc01 sexual enle for h gh school neck ng pcrfonnan ce as one of the reasons Ann Landers I wanlthos problem corrected but or two pathetoc outcasts huddled n I have a very h1gh profile JOb and 1vy covered doorways or terraces news travels fast n thiS town There gcttmg a last pull of smoke nto thcor are no secrets What can I do about lungs In 1h1s envoronment my wofe n? Ready for a Change on DC and I along w lh moll om of otbers Dear DC You can stop agomz managed to break the hold of 1he mg about news traveling fast and mcot one monster We qull smokmg go ommedoately to a urologost and As you know recent reports of gel some help Your problem IS one mcreased smokmg by teenagers arc that can be rcmedoed w th proper alanm ng So what can be done I mslructoon Tell your gorlfncnd suggest that you urge schoolteachers about your problem and don t at all levels to conduct contests on wonry about how she II take 11 If she whoch the students develop short s as great as you say she w II be powerful anto smok10g slogans supportiVe and helpful Tl en they could vote on whoch slo Dear Ann Landers Thorty or 40 gan s I kely to be most effect ve years ago most ot the staff and stu An example could be somethmg I ke dents al colleges and un versotoes Smokers are Losers W nncrs smuked Today there m ght be one could receove appropr ale pnzes and Public Notice PUBUC NOTICE NOTICE It hereby given that on Saturday Merch 7 19118 altO oo am a public dan R ver nlo Canaan nom>al w nlcr temperatures ule will be held at 211 WHI Forst he promosed m Joshua~ II S lo u - El N no os a bless Second Slrett Pomeroy mg But nly an I our down the 17 (NIV) that The Lord of all the Ohio The Farmer 1 Bank cxprc "ay the las now dumped a earth w II go nto the Jo dan ahead and Savlngt Company rcc 1d hreakong 22 mches on of you Now the Jordan 1 al flood parking lot to aell tor caeh thjllollowlng collateral stage al dunng harve I C ncmnal 1990 CHEVROLET Yet a soon as the pr e ts who CORSICA El N no ccurs when westward blow ng t adc w nd reverse thcor ca r cd the ark reached the Jordan 1G1LT54G2LE133843 Tha Farmera Bank and and thcor feet touched the water s d rcc on Savlnga Th s all>ws a m 1ss of warm edge the water from upstream Pomeroy Ohio Company reHrveelho wale normally located off Au tral a slOpped tlowmg right to bid at 11111 1111 and It p1lcd up 10 a heap a great diS lo withdraw the obove 1 dr vc cas war,d across the Pacol c El Nmo s mystery tancc away So the people crossed collateral prior to aale 10 Sou h Amcnca By Bonme Shtveley over oppos tc Jencho Cross ng on Further The Farmara Bank The pooltransmll heal and coer 1nd Savlngt Company dry ground R h Mounla n News Flash EL gy onto the atmosphere and sur reaervea the right to reJect No doubt he wodc expanse of any or all blda aubmt1ted roundmg waters wh ch alters storm NINO BECOMES EL GIGANTE Further the above \\ EATHER PHENOMENON tracks Thos happens every two o water looked hke a mons er l< the collateral will be sold In lha lsraeltcs seven years GROWS INTO A MONSTER It It In wllh no Not only dod God stop the fl ood condition The current colossal pool m the We c been hcanng abou El exprau or Implied N no lmost dao y for several Pac t c measures 5 000 m1les across mg n ver but the people crossed over warrantlet given For further Information months and some sc1cnt1 ts say 11 and has record hogh temperatures I0 on-dry ground That s hard to omagme 1f you vc contact Tlm at 985-4289 degrees above nortmal whoch con von t sellic down unto! mod sum ever seen deep sloppy mud lell (3)4 56 3TC nco but w1ll be gone by humcane tnbutes to mtense weather cond1 tons El Nmo of 1997 and 1998 IS bch nd by a rampagmg mer Our ca n lsn ttl a cncouragong' Public Notice already the century s most powerful m ghty God eas ly perfortmed a mlf I do n 1 know wha El Nmo was PUBUC NOTICE climate e\ent Economic and socoal aclc for Hos people to cross the nvcr so I checked my tavorllc mfonna FORECLOSURE OF Father we don 1 know the mys t on slaloon al my local library - the costs may be 10 the bolhon s MORTGAGE tery beh nd El Nmo We pray for Common Pleat Court The B ble reports many floods Elcc nc L brary ThiS computer Melgt County Ohio and droughts After God had You to help those people n he system boggles my m1nd w11h avaol CASE NO 98-CV..Q07 mod<l of the devastation 11 br ngs promosed specolic land to Abraham able mfortmal on Beneflctal Mortgage Co ol In Xema so far we ve mossed all hundreds of years before Joshua led We do appreciate the goodness that Ohio vt Unknown Spouee the Ismchtes across the flooded lor comes our way Thank You Amen the hog sn ws a >d have had above llanyol Wanda A Swearingen etc et al Unknown Spouee II any of Wanda A Swearingen alao known es Wenda Ann Swearingen and the <Jnknown Htlrt Unknown Spoutet II eny ol the Unknown Helrt Devitt.. Legatee• and Repraeanlallvet of Wanda A Swearingen aleo known aa Wanda Ann Swearingen Deceattd their Exacutore Admlnllllfltort Cuttodlant Attlgnt or Guerdtant upon whom tarvlca ol eummont cannot be made becauee the realdence and all other eddrtllll ol said defendants are unknown and cannot wtth reaeonable WasJ9950 Was $6950 Was $7 950 diligence be aacertalned 1!195 PDnllac: sunllre are hereby notified that on 1!1!14 flrl Tfllll 1!1!1 Geallelre 3111' 1111•hn Sieck Nunlitr 8P53A January 30 1998 lhe Sleek Nunbor 7TI t62B Slock Nunbo 8.~C_I~II5Af~! Air Aulaoalc l.oadadl plaintiff flied a complaint tn Autanali<: • LOIIIod • Low Miles WaH "' Common Pilla Court Melge County Ohio In Cate NO 98 CV 00007 age Inti ~ Unknown Spouaa II any of Wanda A Swearingen ate et al allagll'lll thai on May 28 1997 decedent Wanda A Swearingen alto known f Was$10950 'Was$10950 'Was$10950 as Wanda Ann Swearingen 1!1!15 HUJ[~ RNII CISIDII (hereinafter Swaerlngen") 1!1!15 Taurus Sleek fll.rnbfi'frt2361. executed and delivered to Slock N11nbor 7T134<1C pltlntlll a written loan Loodad! agrtement (haretnaller agrHment ) that decedent Swearingtrl hat defaulted In the payment ol said agreement and owea to plalntlll $35 488 94 with lnlereat thereon !rom January 23 1998 at therlllt ol 14 25 percent par annum I Was $11950 thai ee eecurlty lor the payment ol eald agreement decedent Swearingen executed and delivered to plalnllll her certain mortgage deed lor lhe reeldence at 39691 Ml ~ Union Road Rutland Ohio 45771 conveying lhe following described premlees Deed Book Volume 327 I Was$10950 $10950 ' Was $10950 Page 671 Situated In the l!lli CIIC Sftlll SIS Pilkl' townehlp ol Scipio county Sleek Nonbor ST396A ol Malge Slate ol Ohio to wll L•S~,•I doecrlpllon lor property located In section 3 townahlp 7N range 14W ol Scipio Townthlp In Molge County Ohio Beginning at a point eaat about 1325 IHl from tha Southwell corner ol lhe Was Sit 950 northwlll quarter (NW 1/4) eccordlng to deed volume 277 page 561 ol aald aectlon 33 eald point of beginning being marked by an Iron rod on the toulh line ol said NW 1/4 eectlon of eeld section 33 thence north 90 degrHI wee! 47 35 !HI following the south line ol uld NW 1/4lecllon along a lance line and marked by a ntlron rod Thence following the nelrt thrH calle North 09 dtgren 53 minutes 56 eecondt eaet 178 04 feet North 48 degrna 58 mlnutee 22 475 Soulh Chultfl Street Rlple): WY 110HI22-<l417 372 :/844 eeeondt eat! 62 45 !eel North 66 degren 17 Moaday-&IIAirtllly 9 UL 8 p.11. SuDtlay 1p.m. 8 p.m mtnulee 41 eecondt eatt 94 70 latlt Eael point ell and marked by an Iron rod thence to.. T""" r-. - .... ""l'hoo;l-1111. omn following a line eouth 24 dagr••• 42 mlnutee 28 ... ...... $4,450 $5,450 $7,450 sa 950 $a 950 $a 950 Fon .... $9950 .. .. $a,950 $a 950 sa 950 ... $9,950 -!load- Hoi...,.._ .,._....,. the resuhs could be g ven 10 local newspapers and radoo and TV sta oons Also schools could compete w 1h each o her and have hw slogans JUdged by advert s ng f nms Many ant1 smokm g 1deas could recc ve some publ c 1y th s way Go 10 11 Ann Th e ba I s on your coun The Old Prof m Okemos Moch Dear Old Prof You say Today there moght be one or two pathet c outcas s huddled 10 ovy co vered do orways or terraces getting a last pull of smoke nl o the r lung Your statement IS pocture que bu your numbc arc wrong There c a lo no e than one or wo On the campu ses I have v s led n the last fcv. years I have seen a great man) smoke rs n sma l groups saddens me I gh1 ng up and because I know these young people arc add ted The stra1cgy of he tobacco people s 10 gc c hooked youn g and cc 1a nl) ha wo ked Your suggestions h wever are good ones The best logan I can lh nk of IS Smok ng Si nk h cause l tc rla nl y doc Send questions 10 Ann L dcr Crc a or S) nd calc '777 'A Ccn ury Blvd Su lc 700 Lo Ang Call 90045 Public Notice Public Notice teconde weel 280 10 1111 Columbue Ohlo 43215-3076 btlng the aamo lint Telephone 614 221 1662 dHcrlbed In doed book 2n (2)13 20 27 (3)6 13 206 page 561 lo tho point ol beginning tubJect to all te legal eaeemenlt containing Public Notice 0 4221 acrae more or toea Deed book volume 327 Shariff 1 Solo page 667 Real Eetate Situated In lht Township Case Number 97CV066 ol Scipio County ol Meigs United Companl11 Landing Slate ol Ohio To Wit Corporation Being In Section 33 Town Ptalntlll 7 North range 14 W881 ot VS the Ohio Company 1 Michael 0 Bogge e1 sl purchaoe and being Delendante described ae follows Court ol Common Ploae beginning at a point Eaal llltlge County Ohio ebout 1325 !eel from tho In pureuance ol an Order Southweet corner ol tho ol Sale to me directed !rom NorthWIII qutrttr {NW 1 4) tald Court In the above ol teld Section 33 said anlllled ectlon I will txpoH point ol beginning baing to 11lo al public auction a1 marked by an Iron rod on the courthouaa on April the touth line ol eald NW 17th 1998 II 10 30 I m ol 1/4 ol eald Section 33 eald dey the following thence Eet1 298 74 feet deacrlbed real estate along the South uno ol eald Situated In the Townehlp NW 1/4 ol the Center ol of Scipio County ol Melge Townehlp Road T 14 (Mount and Slate ol Ohto Union Road) crontng a 30Parcell Baing In Section lnch Elm at 280 67 lett lor 17 Town 7 range 14 ollhe reference thence North 28 Ohio Company a Purchaeo degreee 22 minutes 10 Beginning on the South Una eoconda weel 107 04 feel ol eald Section 93 rode Eatl and North 32 degrees 23 ol the Soulhweet corner minutes 40 aoconds Weal thartol thence North 12 221 30 IHt along the center rode to the land formerly ol aald Townthlp Road T 14 owned by J P Bosworth (Mount Union Road) thence thence Weal about 18 rode eoulh 24 degraaa 42 end 10 1 2 teal to the mlnulll 28 eeconde Wael Northeaal corner ol School 309 37 loot to tho point ol Houao lot In Pagevlfle begtnnll'lll croaatng an Iron Separate Dletrlct thence rod e1 29 27 feet lor South 10 rode to the reference containing I 0 Soulheaat corner ol eald acre more or Ina School House Lot thanca excepting all legal rlghta ol Eatl 80 1111 thence South 2 way rode thence Eoal tbut 15 Addreea 39891 Ml Union rode to the place ol Rd Rutland OH Tax map beginning containing One or pucal ID No 17 and one fourth (1 1/4) acrae 00888 001 Tax map or more or lea parceiiD No 17 00756 00 Parcel 2 Alao the following Thai the decedent land tying Eaet of and Swearingen haa failed lo adJoining Lola No 40 and pay aald agreement 41 oloreuld commencing el according to the lermt and the Soulheatl corner ol conditione thereof that the llld Lot No 40 thence Eall delendante Unknown 20 rode and 6 leal lhonee SpouH If any ol Wanda A North 19 rode to the place Swearingen alto known as ol beginning containing Wanda Ann Swearingen 'TWo and One hall (2 1 2) and lho Unknown Hers acrea more or lese and Unknown Spoueu In any baing In eald above named ol the unknown Heirs Section 17 Town 7 and Davlaeea Legaleee and Range 14 Repreeenlatlvoe ol Wanda Lael Prior Conveyance A Swearingen alto known Volume 245 Page 489 n Wanda Ann Swearingen Melga County Deed Deceated their Executors Recorde Excepting and reserving Admtnletratore Cuetodlana Attlgna or Guardian• my to the Grantora 4011 aeru claim to hove an lnterul In as detcrlbed In Land .. ld reel properly tnelallmenl Conlrect Therefore plalnllll domanda recorded In volume 141 Judgment agalntl decedent Page 509 of the lllolga Sweerlngen on tho llrel County Mortgage Record• cauee ol action lor Lael Dead Roloranco $35 46a 94 wllh lnleroal Volume 276 Page 29 Malga thereon at 14 25 percent per County Dead Racorde annum !rom January 23 Parcel 3 ~ttuate In 1998 lhelaald mortgage be Section 17 Town 9 Range foreclosed lhallhe amount 14 Wut Commencing al a ol liens on the property be point In the aouthweat marahalled that tho real corner of aald Section 17 property be eold and tho !hence eut along the south amount due plalnllft be paid tine of aald Section 17 1287 from the procoede ol the feet more or less to an Iron eale together with costa pin In the aoutheael corner herein that delendonta ol lha old echool house lot Unknown Spouse II any of 11 recorded In Dood Book Wanda A Swearingen also 172 Page 676 In tne known aa Wanda Ann recorde ol the Melga Swearingen end the County recorder a Olllca Unknown Helre Unknown and being lhe real point ol Spoueoe II any ol the beginning lor tho land heroin deacrtbad thence Unknown Helre Dev seoa north 90 degree• 00 00 Legatees and Reproeentallvee ol Wanda eaet continuing along the A Swearingen aleo known eoulh line ol told Section ae Wanda Ann Swearingen 17 and tho extollng Deceaaed their Exacutore northarly right ol way tine ol Admtnlatrelort Cuatod ana Academy Street (Township Attlgnt or Guardians be Road Number 142) 112 00 required to eel up their Ilona leal to an Iron pin thence or Interest In said real north 0 degrees 00 00 east properly or be forever along a line 156 00 feel to barred from aaaertlng the an Iron p n thence north 90 degreee 00 00 west along same and for attorney teas a ltne to an Iron pin n the and coots Tho dolendanta Unknown east ltno of satd school Spouee II any ol Wenda A house lot 112 00 laol to tho Swearingen oleo known as polnl ol beginning and Wanda Ann Swearingen containing 0 4011 acres SubJsct to all legal and tho Unknown Heirs Unknown Spouses ll any highways and essements of ol the Unknown Hairs record Prior Deaa Rei Vot 245 Devlaeet Legatees and Reprlltnlallvea ol Wanda Page 489 Motga county A Swearingen also known Recorder e Office Deacrlpllon lor tha above at Wanda Ann Swearingen Deceaeed lhotr Executore described lrJJcl being the Admlnlatrators Cuotodlans rooults ol a survey made by Aatlgnt or Guardians R chard C Glasgow R S hereinabove named are No 5161 Oeed Reference Volume further notlfled thai they are r•qulred to anewer aald 278 Page 23 Meigs County complaint on or before April Deed Recorda Parcel Noa 11 1998 which Includes 28 17-00740 & 17-00741 dayt !rom hs test Prior lnelrumenl relerencae publication or Judgment Volume 317 Page 561 may be rendered a Proporty addreaa 35272 Pagavllle Road demanded lhtrtln Nonntn M Frank Co LPA Albany Ohio 45710 Norman M FranJc (001 536) Apprtlted at $27 500 00 Attorney lor Plaintiff Terms ol 1111 10% Cash Beneficial Mortgage Co ol Clay ol salt and balance on Ohio delivery ol deed Jamet M Soultby 33 North Nigh Slraet Suite Sharlll Molgt County 888 Public Nottce Rick D Ooblaele Lerner Sempson & Rothfuss 120 E Fourth Street 8th Floor Cincinnati Ohto 45202 (513) 241 3100 OH Sup C\10012992 (3) 6 13 20 3tc Public Notice Notice To Blddera Sealed propoeale will ba received lor lht Ohio School Faclltlloa Commlatlon by tha Eaatarn Local School Oletrlcl board of Education ettha Office ol the Treasurer ol the Eaatorn Local School Olelrlct Board 3agoo State Route 7 Reedsville Ohio 45772 until 2 3D PM Eaatern Daylight Time on the 15th day ol April 1998 and opened Immediately thereafter lor Furnlthlnga and Equipment lor lhe K 8 Elementary School and Eaatern High School lor Eaalern Local School Dlalrlcl Separate bide will be received lor tho Claaaroom Furniture (Contract No 1) $138 000 Olllca Furnlahtnge (Contract No 2) St 07 000 WI n d ow T realment (Contract No 3) $33 000 Muelc Furnlahlnga (Contract No 4) $12 000 Kllchen applloncos (Contract No 5) $9 000 In Accordance wllh tha plana and epeclllcallone prepared by Vargo Caatady Ingham and Glbba Architects Inc 100 Front Street Marietta Oh o 45750 and on lila In the olllce ol the Executive Director Ohlo School Facilities Commission 68 Eael Broad Street Suite 1400 Columbua Ohio 43215 and the Offlco ollho Treaaurer ol Eaitern Local School Olslrlct Board 38900 State Route 7 Reedsvllta Ohio 45772 Copies ol plane and apectltcatlono and forme together with any further tnlo>mallon desired may be secured from lha Office ol tho Architect upon requaal ol a check In the amount ol $40 00 mado payable to the Archltacl Upon recetpl ol a request aceompamod by a depoell as named ebovo the Architect wilt forward coplea ol bidding document• as named In lhe preceding paragraph Shipping charges collect Deposit will be refunded to bidders upon return of lha epeclllcallons In good condition ana with postage or axproas chargas prepa d wllh n ten (10) days alter the date bids ara opened Depoall wilt nol ba refunded upon return of documents at 1 later date or documents In poor condlllon Each bid lor contracts Nos 1 2 and 3 only eholl be accompanied by a contract bond In an amount equal to tho total eum ol the proposal Including all add alternates aupportad by a Power or Attorney lor lhe bonding agent a cortlllcale from tha Department ot Insurance authorizing tho surely company to do surety business In the Slate ol Ohio and a total sum olthe proposal and filed wllh such proposal Bids are to be sealed and addressed to the Treasurer of the Eastern Local School District Board ol Education tor lho State ol Ohio olllce of tho Treaeurer of Eastern Local School Dtslrlcl 38900 Stale Route 7 Reedsville Ohio 45772 and pia nly marked on the outside Bids lor Loose Furntshlnga lor the New K a Elementary School and Eastern Htgh School lor Eastern Local School DIat r t c I Additionally envelopes shall Identify lhe contract number(s) being bid The Eastern Local School District Board ol Education wllh tho approval ol the Ohio School Facilities Commission reservee the rtghl to re)ec1 any and all btde By lhe Order ol the Uea M Rllchte School Dlatricl Board ol Education Treaeurar JohnC Rice School Dlelrlcl Board ol Education Board Prteldent (3) 6 13 20 27 �Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Page 8 • The Dally Sentinel Fri<lay, March 6, 1998 Friday, March 6, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinel e Page 9 60 Lost and Found LOST Female Black Lab mix . m1 ssing si nce Tue,day from beginning of Greer Rd . Name "Sa d;.' . 304-675-7324. Apostolic Sunday School · 11 a.m. Worship - IO..m., 6 p.m. Church or Jesus Christ Apo>tollc Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. VanZandt and Ward Rd. Pastor: James Miller Sunday School · 10:30 a.m. Eveni ng · 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services · 7:30p.m. Assembly of God Uberty Ammbly of God P.O. Box 467, Dudding Lane Mason. W.Va. Pastor: Neil Tennant Sunday Services- 10:00 a.m. and 7 p.m. Thu..day Prayer Meering - 7 p.m. Baptist Harrisonville Road Pastor: Rev. Victor Roush Sunday School 9:30a.m. Worship - II a.m,. 7:30p.m. Middleport Church of Christ 5th and Main Wednesday Service -7:30 p.m. Pastor: AI Hartson Youth Minister: Bill Frazier Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. Wor.;hip- 8:15,10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. Worship- 9:30a.m. Sunday School - 10:30 a.m. Pasrm-Jeffrcy Wallace 1st and 3rd Sunday Pastor: Rev . O'Dell Manley Sunday School -9:30a .m. Worship - I0:30a.m.. 7:30p.m. Sunday schoo l - ~ : 30 a.m. Wor!i hi p - II a.m. and 5 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. Zion Chur<h of Christ Pastor: Rev . John Neville Children's seryice - 10 a.m. Fret Will Baplist Church Ash Street. Middleport Pastor: les Haym an Sunday Service -7:00 p.m. Sunday Schoo l · 10 a.m. Rutland Fint Baptist Ch urch Pasror: Seer Drown Sunday Schoo l - 'J:JU a.m Worshi p - 10:45 a.rn Pomem) First Dapti~l E<~~ t M;1in St. Sunday School - 9:30 ;1.m lnstrumL·nta! \Yorship Se rvice - 9 a.m. Com munion· 10 a.m. Sunday School · 10:15 a.m. Youlh· 5:30pm Sunday Dible Study Wednesday 1 pm Worship - 10:30 a.m . Bradbury Church of Christ First Soultlem Baptisl 41 A71 Pomeroy Pikf: P;Lstor: E. Lamar O ' Brvanl Sunday School· ~ : 30 it.m Pastor: Tom Runyon Worship - 10:4l a.m., 7:00p.m. Wed nesday Services· 7:00p.m. Flnl Baplisl Church P::~ s tor : Rutland Communlly Church Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Sunday Even ing · 7 p.m. Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worllhip . 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. Rutland Chun:h or Christ Sunday School -9:30a. m. Church of Jesus Christ of Lotter Day Saints Mark Morrow 6th and Palmer St., Middleport Sunday School· 9:15a.m. Bradford Church of Christ Corner of Sr. Rl. 124 & Bradbury Rd. Worship- IO:Il a.m.. 7:00p.m. Youth Minister: Bill Amberger Wednesday Service- 7:00p.m. Ran·ine First Baptbt Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:40 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services - 7:00p.m. Silver Run Baptist Paslor: Bill Linle Sunday School - 10a. m. Worship · lla.m., 7:30p.m. Wcdncs<lay Services- 7:30p.m. MI. Union Baptist Pastor : Joe N . Sayre Sunday School-9:45a.m. Evening· 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services · 6:30p.m. Bdhlehem Baptist Church Grear Bend, Route 124, Racine, OH Pastor : Daniel Berdine Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Sunday WorshiP.- \0:30a.m. & 6 p.m. Wednesday B1ble Srudy · 6:00p.m. Old Bethel Free Will Baptist Church 28601 Sr. Rr. 7, Middlepo11 Sunday School • 10 a.m. Evening - 7:30p.m. Thursday Services· 7:30 llillslde Baptist Church Sr. Rt 143 just off Rr. 7 Pastor: Rev. James R. Acree, Sr. Sunday School - 10 a.m. · Worsfl ip - II a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services -7 p.m. Vicrory Baptistlndependant 525 N. 2nd Sr. Middlep<Jn Pastor: James E. Keesee Worship - IOa.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Failh Baptist Church Rai lroad St., Mason Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship- II a.m. , 6 p.m. Wedne sday Services - 7 p.m. Forest Run Baptist Pastor : Arius Hurt Sunday School- 10 a.m. Worship· II a.m. Mt. Moriah Baptist Fourth & Main St., Middleport Pastor: Rev. Gi lbert Craig, Jr. Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:45 a.m. Antiq ... ity Baptist Sunday School · 9 30 a.m. Worship · 10:45 a.m. Sun day Even ing - 6:00p.m Rutland Frte Will Baptist s ~ lcm St. Pastor: Rev. Paul Taylor Sunday Sc~oo l · \0 a.m. Evening · 7 p.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. Minister: Doug Shamblin Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Worship - 8:00a.m., 10:30 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wcd.nes<lay Services · 7:00p.m. Hickory Hills Church of Christ Evangelist Joseph B. Hoskins Sunday School- 9 a.m. Worship · 10 a.m., 7 p.m. Sal"rrd Heart Catholic Church 161 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, 99Z-5898 Pastor: Rev. Waller E. Heinz Sat. Con. 4:45-S: ISp.m.; Mass-5:30p.m. Sun. Con. -8:45·9:15 a.m., Sun. Mass .- 9:30a.m. Dailey. Mass · R:JO a.m. Church of Christ Pomeroy Church of Chris! 212 W. Main Sr. Min ister: Danny Bias Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Pomeroy Wesrside Church or Chriot 332211 Children's Home Rd. Po.ntC<Otttel Assembly MomlngStor Sunday School - 11 a.m. Worship - 10 a.m. Sutton Pastor: Dewayne StuUer Sunday School . 9:30a.m. WoBhip · 10:45 a.m. (lSI & 3rd Sun) Worship- 9:00a.m. Sunday School · 10:00 a.m. Wednes<lay - 7 p.m. Our Saviour Lat•eran Church Pastor: Brian Harkness ~dne Wor.;hip- 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service 7:30p.m. Walnut and Henry Sts., Ravenswood, W.Va. Hemlock Gron Chun:h Pastor: Gene Zopp lntrim pastors: Rev. Robert Hupp Sunday School - 10:00 a.m. Worship - ll a.m. Sunday school- 10:30 a.m. Worship - 9:30a.m., 7 p.m. St. Paul Luthenoa Church Sunday School - 9:45a.m. Worship- I I a.m. United Methodist Graham United Methodist Wor.;hip ·9:30a.m. (lSI & 2nd Sun), 7:30p.m. (3rd & 4rh Sun) Wednesday Service-7:30p.m. Su·nday School - II a.m. . Worship · 9:30a.m., 7:30p.m. . Wedntsday Services- 7:30p.m. P:lstor: Rf:v. Ralph Spires Thursday Services -7 p.m. Church of God Racine Pastor: Rev. James Satterfield Melp Cooperallvc Parish Northe1st Cluster <'lfrtd Sunday School - 9:45 a.m. Evening- 7 p.m. Wednes<lay Services- 7 p.m. · Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship · II a.m., 6:30p.m. Mt. Moriah Church of God Rutland Chord! or God · Pastor: Randy Ban Sunday School- 10 a.m. Wor.;hip - II a.m .. 6 p.m. ll<thol Chtirch Township Rd., 468C Sunday School - 9 a. m. Worship · 10 a.m. Wednesday Scnrice"s - 10 a.m. Worship • 11 a.m. Wednesday Services -8 p.m. Wednesday Serviee- 7 p.m. Torch Chur<h Co. Ra. 63 Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m . FaHh Gospel c•urch Sunday School . 10 a.m. Thursday Services - 7 p.m. -.. Wednesday Strvicts · 7 p.m. Joppa Pa;ror: Bob Randolph Wor.;hip- 9:30a.m. Sunday School_- 10:30 a.m. Synocu>< Flnt Church of God Apple and Second Srs. Pastor: Rev. David Russell Sunday School and Worship- 10 a.m. Evening Services- 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services · 6:30p.m. Church of God of Prophecy O.J. While Rd. off Sr. Rr. 160 Worship - 11 a.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m . Congregational Second & Lynn, Pomeroy Pastor: fte v. Roland Wi ldman Sunday school and worship 10:25 Episcopal Grace Episcopal Church 326 E. Main Sr.. Pomeroy Rector: Rev . 0 . A . duPiantier Holy Eucharist and Sunday School10:30 a.m. Coffee hour following Holiness Don~illo Holiness Church 31057 Srare Roure 325, Langsvllc Pastor: Dr. J.D. Young Sunday ~ hool - 9:30 ;L .m. Sunda y worship - 111:311 a.m. & 7 p.m. . Sunday School - 10:30 a.m. UMVF Sunday 6:30p.m. F1rst Sunday of Month - 7 : 3~ p.m. service Tuppers Plaln1 St. Paul Pastor: Sharon Hausman Sunday School - 9 a.m. Worship- 10 a.m. Tuesday Services- 7:30p.m. Full GospellJ&hthouso 33045 Hiland Road, Pomeroy Pomeroy Church ottbe Nazanne Pastor: Rev . Lloyd D. Grimm.Jr. Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Naza~ne Paslor: Rev. Herbert Grate Asbury (Syra<usc) Worship - 11 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. Sunday School - 9:45 a.m. Worship - II a.m. 7:30p.m. Enterprist Pastor: Keith Rader Flarwoods Pastor: Keith Rader Sunday School - 10 a.nl. Worship · II a.m. Rutland Church of the Naurene Pastor: Samuel Basye • ': Pastor: Rev. Phillip Ridenour ~ f.;' . ,~M,L>OUR . SMITH'S CONSTRUCTION Don't let·winter give you the blues. Cion out your basement or attic with the help of the CLASSIFIED SECTION! (' Mlddlopot1, OH >la7110 114-192·5t•t Bruct R. Flalror • Diroetor 510 Eut Moln Stroot Pomeroy, OH, 45711 114-192·J - R. Diroc:tor CLASSmEDS "Dignity and Service AlWays• Established 1!i13 992-2121 (No Sunday Calls) SNOUFFER FIRE & SAFETY SALES & SERVICE 992-7075 172 North Second A,ve. Oh Gallipolis •' & Vicinity ALl. Vanl So lea Mull Be Paid In Advance . DEAQLINE: 2:00p.m. the day beioro lhe ad lalo run . Sundey· edition· 2:00p.m. Monday edlllon 2/12112/ttn F~dey. ·' Call Today! Frss Estimafssf 992·5535 or 992·2753 ib ~ JANICE S. HAYNES, BA, MT '"I CELLULAR PHONES Start today with a new home, new addition or just a little remodeling. 2/t 0/t mo. pd. McFEE ROOFING & PAINTING Specializing In: New Roofa, Roof Repairs, •· Gutters, Interior & Exterior Painting, Drywall Repair. Low"t rates during the winter months or Jan.-Feb.-Mar. Quality Work GusrantHd Free Est.• Fully lnaured 1-614-992-9057 Mlddlepon, Oh. Public Notice was the Ohio River Electric Railway and PowerCompany; Thence along the south llno of the Roush property South 50 deg. Ot' 49" Eaat I dltlance Of 75.8t feet to an Iron pin set by this survey and South 89 d,, ll· t8' 57" East a distance of 42.6t feet to an Iron pin 111 by thla survey lbenco South 53 deg.. 23' .t3" East a distance . or 345.tt feet to • point In tho west line or tho village of Syracuse propony (Volume 332, Page 457, of the Meigs County Deed Recorda); •' Thence along tho .west, south and east lines or the village of Syracuse South 36 dog. 26' 40" West a dlatanca of t3t.50 feet )o an Iron pin set by this survey P,J"'-1'111 on Iron pin e., \. for reference at t t .54 loot, South'65 deg. 25' 20" Eaet a dlatanca of 458.00 feet to an · iron pin oetby thla ourvay and North 36 'deg . -26' 40" a dlatenca of 36.00 feet to e point passing an lrci~ plnset lot rolerenca at t 8.24 feat; Thence South 53 deg. 23' I 3" East a dlatance of 133.84 feet to a point ln .the west line or Russell and/pr Donna Powers (Volume OOt, Page 2tt, or the Meigs County OHiclal Records); Thence along the weet and eouth linea or Pow~r:s South 00 deg. 05' 04" W~ot a distance of t 8.65 feet to an Iron pin set by this aurvey and South 89 deg. 54' 56" East a distance of . 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AWIItor'a Parcel Noo. 2Q00050.000 and 20-00052.00 Excepting from the above deacrlbed reel eettite, the follo)VIng parcels: 0.9087 acre conveyed to Brenda K. Darst by deed '. recorded In Volume 45, Page 783 or the Malga County Official Recordo; 0.5207 aero conveyed to Roland E. Wildman, Jr. and Joann Wildman by deed rocorded In Volume 46, Page· t5t of the Melga County OHiclal Recorda: 0.9t74 acre convoyed to Brenda K. Darat by deed recorded In Volume 47; Page ' 773 or the Melgo Counjy Official Recorde; '• -!>' COUNTRY CANDLE SHOP New Hours: Tues-Fri 10-6 Sat. 10-4 Closed Sun &'Mon • Aeromarherapy Candles & Esseniial Oils 80 M&J full lime auctioneer. complete ser vice Licensed ll66.0h•o & West Vlrgin1a , 304· 773-578S Or 304-773-5447. - auction 1998 Martin Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 BINGO MON. &·WED. 6:30P.M. RUTLAND POST 467 STAR BURST $1,100.00 $70.00 OR _MORE PER GAME BEECH GROVE ROAD 90 Joe Wilson (614) 992-4277 .. 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Buying Hardwood Ttmber On Shares. 40/60 Or 50150 % De· pending On Qualily, 740 -256- 6172. Cl ean Late Model Cars Or Trucks , 1990 Model s Or New er, Smith Bu ick Pontiac. 1900 Eastern Avenue. GallipoliS. Aulo Part s 8uy10g wrecked or salvaged ve hicle s J & 0 Public Notice 25.t7 leet to an Iron pin set 0.3984 acre conveyed to by thla aurvey. Roland E. Wildman, Jr. and Thence South 53 deg. 23' Joann Wildman by deed t3" East a dletance ol29.65 recorded In Volume 48, loet to an Iron pin oot by Page 15t of the Melgo lhlo survey at the edge of County Official Recorda; an alley; 0.9054 acre conveyed to Thence olong the weet Mitchell 0. Chopman .by aide or "ld all,y South OC) dead recorded In Volume dtg. 05' 04" West a distance 48, Page 679 or the Molge of 3t.tt feet to an .lron pin County Official Records. aet by thle eurvoy; Said real 01tate- waa Thence South 53 deg. 23' appralotd at $200,000.00 Sale or real eotato to be 13" East a distance ol26.3t foot to iri Iron pin aat by lor not leas than two-thlrd·e 1hls survey In 1he east line (2 / 3) the arornald appraised value. Caeh In oft 00 Acre Lot 297; Thence along the eaet haod on date of aole. line or tOO Acre Lot 297 Said oale Is aubject to South 00 dog. 05' 07" West approval by the Common Pleaa Court, Mal~e County, 1 dletance of 860.40 feet to the Ohio River paning an Ohio. Iron pin oat for ralaience at Jamea M. Soulaby SheriH, Molgo County, Ohio 8t5.02 leal; Thence along the south (3) 6, t3, 20 3 tc llneo ot 100 Acre Lota 297 ' - - - - - - - - and 298 (the nonh bank of ' tha Ohio River Is aoaumed 10 approximate the soulh line of tOO acre Lola 297 end 298) Norih 86 dog. 24' 06" West a distance or 84.05 feet to a point, Noith 88 dog. 54' 31" Weet e dlatance 145.94 foal to a point, Nonh 89 dog. 03' 53" West a dletance of 170.23 feet to a point, South 87 dog. 2t' 47" YOU'll SAVE MONEY West a distance or 254.42 iN THE CLASSIFIED$ feet to a point, North 81 AND THAT'S NO lULU deg. 52' 52" Weet a distance or t46. 72 feet to a point, North 79 deg. 47' 14" Weal a CLEAN HOUSE dletance of 95.46 feet to a point, and Non~ 67 dag. 37' WITH THE 28" Woat a dlatanca of4t .t4 feet to a point In the east CUlSSDFQEDSI line of Petrick H. and Mary O'Brien property (Volume 3t3, Page 439, of the Melga Count Oaed Records); Thence along O'Brian 30 Announcements Nonh 00 deg. 41 ' 03" East a dlsiance of 1496.34 feet to ' the point or beginning passing an Iron pin aet lor reference ill ttt.48 feet, containing 25.079 acre&, more or leas, of which 7.7t4 acres Ia In 100 Acre Lot 298 and 17.365 acres Is In 100 Acre Lot 297, subjecl to ell legal easements and rights otway. The above description was made In accordance with an actual ourvey conducted by . Eugene Triplett, P. S. 16166 . conducted on 4/24, 5/6, 5/9 ail~ 5/10, 1996. Bearing are aaaumed and are used only to exproea angular measurement; Custom Homes • Vinyl Siding • Garages • New Homes • Pole Buildings • Room Additions Fodory Choke Only Appearing Friday 6 :00-12:00 , .. , Saturday 9:30-1 :30 ,. Members and Guest Invited SNOW RUTLAND AMERICAN 'LEGION BEECH GROVE ROAD GUN SHOOT SUN., 1:00 PM Going Out of Business Filrvlew Bible Church Lotan, W.Va. Rr. I EWING FUNERAL HOME Yard Sale ·1 0:00 a.m. Saturday. 9:30-5:00 Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m. Wednesday S<rvice - 7 p.m. .. in o hurry.;. TRY 70 614-992-7643 446-4759 FINAL DAY Saturday, March 7 ,• , ': 2e4 South Soconcl Avonuo Estimates Owner: John Dean MIKE MORRISON ~it~rr ~unrral ~umr ;Jnc. 20 Yrs. Exp. Ins. Owner: Rick Johnson Free Estimates Middle ort CLASSIFIED ADS a supermarket .for everything ~ Phone 740-992-3987 ,:· · -~· G~t Message Across , • ~ With ADally Sentinel :( TIME FOR SPRING CLEANING? • Top • Trim • Removal • Stump Grinding Insurances r. 3013. New Homes • Vinyl Siding New Garages • Replacement Windows Room Additions • Roofing COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 Commercial & Residential ,;,:.. 27 yrs. exp. Licensed & Insured 't l" • ( ' .- lULLETiN BOARD ,?~~'!~f.~~,.., ~Inch weekdays . . , .9,,.;,1oh.llnn inch Sunday Silver Ridge Pastor: Roben Barber Sunday School · 9 a.m. Worship. tO-a.m., 1 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. Portland Flrsl Church or the Nazarone Wednesda y praye r service - 7 p.m. . ': South Bet..!,Now Testament White'• Chapel Wosleyon Coolville Road Worship - 10:30 p.m. Sunday School · 6 p.m. Wednes<lay Services- 7 p.m. Edon United Brethren In Chrill 2 112 miles north or Reedsville on Srare Roure 124 Paslor: Rev. Robe~ Markley Sunday School - II a.m. Sunday Worship- 10:00 a.m. & 7:00 ~. m. Wednesday Services-7:30p.m. Wednesday Youlh Service - 7:30p.m. Sunday School-10 a.m. Evening 7:30p.m. TUesday & Thurscla¥ - 7:30 p.m. We.dnesday Services- 7 p.m. Pastor: Mark Matson Pastor: Robert Sanders Sunday School-9:30a.m . . Worship - 10:30 a.m .. 7:30 p.ni. Wednesday Services-7:30p.m. Freedom Gospel Mission Bald Knob, on Co. Rd.-31 Pastor: Rev. Roger Willford Sunday School - 9:311a.m. Worship- 7 p.m. Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Wor.;hip - IU:3Ua.m., 6:30p.m. Sund.ay School . 10 a.m. W o r ~hip - 9 a.m. ML Hennon Unlttd Bmhrta In Christ Church Texas Communily off CR 82 Carleton Jnterdonomlnatlonol Church Kingshury. Road Pastor: Jeff Smith Sunday School · Y:30 a.m. Wor.;hip Service 10:30 a.m. No Sunday or Wedncs<lay Nigh! Services Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Pastor: Chad Emrick Lot'298, Townahlp I, Range t3, In the VIllage of Syracuse, of the Ohio Company Purchaeo, and being the Cora Bartels property (Volume 20. Page 605) of tho Meigs County Official Records), bounded and described aa lollowe: Beginning at an Iron pin set by this survey In the East line of Patrick H. and Mary O'Brien property (Volume 313, Page 439, of the Meigs Co11nty Deed Recorda) at the Intersection with the aouth line or Waner Floyd and Anna ~- Roush property (Volume 006, Page 275, of tho Meigs county Olllclal Records), uld Roush line alto being the south right or way ol what United Brethren Pastor: Roy Hunter Wednesday Services. 7 p.m. Crntnl Cluslrr Wednesda~ Services- Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Chester Church of the 2,llana.~ ~ .,_an<tl91l ,A,E!.~ . Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. 4-4:30 Sarurday Sunday School- 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. Wednesday Kids for ChriS!- 7 p.m. • Worship · 9:30a.m. So>oath-Day Adventist Mulberry HIS. Rd., Pomero) Pasror: Roy Lawinsky Saturday Services: Sabbath School - 2 p.m. Worship - 3 p.m. United Faith.Church Rr. 7 on Pomeroy By-Pass Pastor: Rev. Robert E. Smith, Sr. Radio Ministry- Ravenswod Station Reedsville Pastor: P.J. Chapman Sunday School- IU a.m. Seventh-Day Adventist ML Olivo Commualty Chun:h Pasror: Lawrence Bush Sunday School-9:30a.m. Evening - 7 p.m. Wedneday S<rvice - 7 p.m. Reedsville Fellowship Church of tbe NUIIrone Pastor: Ten:sa Waldeck -Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Wor.;hip - 10:4S a.m., 7 p.m. Syracuse Chur.:h of the Nazanne Pastor, Robert J. Coen • Lang Botlom Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m . Middleport Presbyterian Sunday School - 9 a.m. Worship- 10 a.m. Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:45 a.m .. 7:30p.m. Wednes<lay 7:30p.m. Middleport Church or tho Nazarene Pasror: Gregory A. Cundiff Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Wor.;hip - 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Scrviees - 7 p.m. Choster Worshin. 11 A.m. Horrisonvillo Pmbyterion Church Wmship - 9 a.m. · Sunday School- 9:45a.m. Long Bottom Pastor: Sharon Hausman The Rlverwalk, Et AI, Oelendanta Case No. 97 CV 129 Legal Notice Shtrlff'a Sale or Real Eetate At Sheriff or Meigs county, Ohio I hereby offer lor sale at 10:30 a.m. on April 10th, t998 A.D., on the front atepo of the Meiga County Courthouse, Pomeroy, Ohio, the following daecrlbad raal · estate: The following described real estate slluated In Sutton Township, Meigs County, In the State of Ohio, tOO Acre Lot 297, Townahlp Syracuse Flnt United Prosbytorion Pastor: Rev. K.risana Robinson Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship- 11 a.m .• Nazarene Pastor: Sharon Hausman Worship - 9 a.m. VII' Mor~t Chapel Church Sunday School- 10 a.m. In The Common Pleas Coun .of Meigs County, Ohio The Farmers Bank & Sll)llnga Cof11pany, Plaintiff, Presbyterian Dytsvlllo Community Church Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Sunday school - 10 a.m. BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. .,tr.., New Homes & Remodeling (if:-., FII!' Garages , Pole Buildings, Roofing, Siding .t~A Public Notice Wednesday Services - 7:00p.m. · Pastor: Edsel Hart Grand Streel Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wor.;hip - 10:30 a.m.. 7 p.m. Pastor: Sam·Anderson Sunday School10 a.m. Sunday School - 9:30 o,m. Worship- 10:30·a.m., 7:30p.m. HO<klngport Church Mt. Olive Uniled Methodist Off 124 behind Wilkesville Middleport Commanlty Church 575 Pearl Sr., Middleport Hazel Community Church orr Rr. 124 Worship - 9 a.m. Tuesday Services- 7 p.m. Worsh.ip Service: 10:30 a.m. Hartford, W.Va. Pastor:Ji91 Hughes Coolville Church Main & Fiflh Sr. · Sunday School - 10 a.m. 10125/96111n Third Ave . Pastor: Rev. Clark Buker Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evening. 6 p.m. Evening- 6 p.m. Wednesday Service· 1 p.m. Pastor: Helen Kline . Agricultural Lime, Ll mestone • Gravel · Qlrt ·Sand 985-4422 Chester, Ohio MiddlepOrt Pentocostol Syntuse Mls1ion 1411 Bridgeman Sr., Syracuse Sunday School - 10 a.m. Coolville United Methodist Pllrish Corner Sycamore & SeC<Jnd Sf., Pomeroy Rev. George Weirick Hartford Church of Chrtstln Christian Union Sunday School - 10 a.m. WoBhip - II a.m. DUMP TRUCK SERVICE Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. Faith Volley Tobemoclo Church Bailey Run Road Pastor: Rev . Emmett Rawson Sunday Evening 7 p.m. Thursday Service • ? p.m . Worship . 9 a.m. TRUCKING Evening- 7 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:30p.m. Pastor : Brian Harkness R. L. HOLLON Sunday School - 10 a.m . Eadtlme Houoo of Prayer Evening- 7:30p.m. East Letart .. spanlel n orange & white. male, 740-742 .( nishlng. jewelry, sp0ns cards. pic· St. Rt. 124, Racine Pastor: William Hoback (at Burlingham dturch off Route 33) Pastor: Robert Vance Sunday worship -·tO a.m. Wednesday service -6:30p.m. Pastor: Dewayne Stutler Sunday School - 10 a.m. Christian Union New Ute Vi<to11 Cent•r 3773 Georges Creek Road, Gallipolis, OH Pasror: Bill Sraren Sunday Services -1 0 a.m. & 7 p.m. Wednesday - 7 p.m. & Yourh 7 p.m. Pastor: Theron Durham Pine Grove Rev . George Weirick Bible Study, Wednesday, 6:30p.m. lbo Belionn' Fellowsblp Mlnl11'1 New Lime Rd .. Rurland Pastor: Rev. Margaret J. Robinson Services: Wednesday, 7:30p.m. Sunday, 2:30p.m. Sunday - 9:30a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday - 7 p:m. Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship · 10:45 a.m . (2nd & 4rh Sun) Joe N. Sayre 614-742-2138 Clifton Tabemadt Church Cliflon, w.va. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship - 7 p.m. Wednesday S<rvice • 7 p.m. Cannel Pastor: Dcwaync Stutler St. John Lut•eran Chun:h Reednille Church of Christ Pas10r: Philip Srunn Sunday School: 9:30a.m. Sunday-7:00p.m. Wednesday-7:00p.m. Friday-7:00p.m. Pasror: Jerry Singer Sunday School - 9:30a.m. WoBhip · 10:30 a.m. Paslor: Woody Call Trinity Church Catholic Sunday School- 10 a.m. Worship . 9 a.m. Sunday Evening· 6:30p.m. Thursday Service· 6:30p.m. Sunda y School - 9:30a.m. 1/4 mile past fon Meigs on New lima Rd: Pastor: William Van Meter Pentecostal Lutheran Langsville Chri1tion Church . Hauling, Excavating & Trenching Limestone & Gravel Septic Systems Trailer & House Sites Reasonable Retes Church of JHus Chrio~ Apostolic Folth Harrisonville Commuolty Church The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints St. Rr. 160,446-6247 or 446-7486 Su•day School 10:20-11 a.m. Relief Society/Prieslhood 11:05-12:00 noon Dexler Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 am Wednesday Services ' 7 p.m. Wednesday Services · 10 a.m. Wednesday Services- 7:30p.m. Liberty Chrisilan Church Pastor: lawrence Foreman Ponland-Racine Rd. Sacrament Service 9-10:15 a.m .. Homemaking meeting, 1st Thurs. - 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. RQolctng Ufo Church 500 N. 2nd Ave .. Middleport Friday - fellowship service 7 p.m. Pastor: Dewayne Stutler Reort~anlzed Wllrship - 10:30 a.m ., 7 p.m. Pastor: Ron Fierce Sunday School - 9: IS a.m. SAYRE TRUCKING Evening- 7 p.m. Folth Full Gospel Church long Bonom Pastor: Steve Reed Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Wor.;hip -9:30a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednes<lay . 7 p.m. Bethany Latter-Day Saints Sunday Schoo19:30 a.m. Hobson Christloa Fellowship Chun:h Sunday serviee, 10:00 a.m., 7:00p.m. Youlh Fellowship Sunday, 7:00p.m. Wedne§Ciay scnrice, 7:00p.m. SalemCtattr l ost: two weeks ago. MacCumber Hilt Ad . vicini ty, Brinany Pastor: David Dailey Wednesday Service · 7 p.m. Rutlond Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. Thu..day Services- 7 p.m. *" ll'!:t lfn., ~ ~ ;~ cai:i!i&c.n·at~~""' ; !f:'t lir.o. ~ Ji/n.!!A l!r.o. -~~ !!A Stivon>lllo Word of Faith Worship - 11:15 a.m., 7 p.m. Wors hip · IO:IS a.m. Snowville Sunday School- IOa.m. Worship - 9 a.m. Pastor: Rev. Roy McCany Pastor: Rev. Blackwood Sunday School - 9:30a.m. . WoBhip 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service -7:30p.m. Salem St., Rutland Pastor: Roben E. Musser Sunday School - tO a.m. Pastor; Ketth Rader General Repair Work Sugar Run Ashland 190 Mulberry Pomeroy Phone 992-9949 Calva11 Bible Church Pomeroy 'pike, Co. Rd. Chriatlon Fellowship Ctnter Sunday School-9:15a.m. Worshi~ - 10 a.m. Youth Fellowsb1p, Sunday . 6 p.m. Lourd ClllfFm Methodist Church Pastor: Da\lid DeWitt Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wor.;hip · 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:00p.m. Pastor: Rev. Franklin Dickens Service: Friday, 7 p.m. Folth Chopel Opea Bible Church 923 S. Third St., Middleport Pasror Michael Pangio Sunday service, 10 a.m. Thursday service, 7 p.m. RO<kS,rinp Hystll Ruo Holinets Church Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wor.;hip · 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Thu..day Service· 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. Tuppen Plain Church of Christ Ptarl Chapel Sunday School - 9 a.m. Wor.;hip - 10 a.m. Pomeroy Pastor: Robert E. Robinson Sunday School -9:15a.m. WoBhip. 10:30 a.m. Bible Study-Tuesday- 10 a.m. Wor>hip - 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service -7:30 p.m. Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m.. 7:00p.m. Wednesday Scrvice-7:00 p.m. Sunday School . 9 a.m . Worship . 10 a.m. Wednesday Service - 7:30p.m. Pomeroy, Harrisonville Rd. (R1.143) Pasror: Roger Watson Faith FeliowshlpCntoade for Christ Appe Ute Ceater · 'Full-Gospel Church" Pasrors Joho & Pany Wade 603 Second Ave. Mason 773-5017 Service time: Sunday 10:30 a.m. Wednesday 7 pm Mlners\'IUe Pastor: Chad Emrick Pint Grove Blblo Hollnfls Chur.:h 1/2 mile off Rt. 325 Wesleyan Bible Holiness Church 75 Pearl Sl., Middleport. 570 Grunt S1., MiddleJXIr1 Sunday School - 9:30a.m. wo.,hip - 10:30 a.m. Pastor: Re'l. Dewey King Sunday schoo l- 9:l0 a.m. Sunday worship ·7 p,m. Wednesday pra~er meeting- 7 p.m. Ktno Church of Christ Harv01t Outreach Mlabtrles 47439 Reibel Rd., CheSler Pasror: Rev. Mary McDaniel Sundar Services: 10 a.m. & 6 p.m. Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. Heatb (Middltpon) bltaust Work We ilo Custom B.i,tlng Converter Bad! $84.95 Mast Cars Used Dres 12.00 to 15.00 Servke Job S16.95 4 qt. oil Pastor: John Hart Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship- 7:00p.m. Wedn~sday Bible Study -7:00p.m. Ot11er Churches Pastor: Vemagaye Sullivan ROH or Sharon Holiness Church Leading·Creek Rd., Rulland Bearwallow Ridge Church of Chrilit Pastor:Terry Stewart Sunday School -9:30a.m Worship · 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services · 6:30p.m. Hope Baptisl Church (Sour hem) Pastor: Jim Dilly Foroat Rua Pasror: Chad Emrick Sunday School . 10 a.m. Wollihip - 9a.m. Thu..day Services-6:30p.m: Calva11 Pilgrim Chapel (Lime StoneLow Rates) WICKS HAULING Limestone, Gravel, Sand, Top Soil, Fill Dirt 614-992-3470 HOWARD EXCAVATING CO. Limestone Hauling House & Trailer Sites Land Clearing & Grading Septic System & Utilities Estimates (614) 992-3838 12/tll/tfn 304-773-5033 tlS\JI\E-0 ENIOR crnzEN s. o,scouti'T fll\.\.'{ ' JONES' Leave Message We Are Paying A Good Price For Low Grade Logs 1/4 Mi. South 01 Palriot On Palriot Road. TREE SERVICE GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 45631 (614) 367 ·0266 1·800·950·3359 PART. KINGS' CLEAN HOUSE WITH THE 33t5t Happy Hollow Road Mlddlepori, Ohio 45769 Additions, Roofing, Siding, Pole Barns, Decks, Painting CUlS$1/PQfEf!))$1 614-742-3090 614-742-3324 614-742-3076 Gravel, Limestone, Topsoil, Fill Dirt, Sand. No Minimum. (Jl•GsonGirl• Rat•s), 1 All Area s ! Snlr te y Spears. 30-4·675-1429. Avo n $8 · $20 /Hr. No Door . To . Door: Quick Cash. Fun Ea sy. 1· 800·361 -0466 mdlslslrep 6:00-4:30. ANNOUNCEMENTS 005 Personals BEAUTIFUL GIRLS! 1-900-407.7761 E>l. 1399 $2.99 / Special Thru March AVON Help Wanted Bates Bros _Amusement Co. Must be 18 years.or older. Free to travel. Call 740·266-2950, M-F. Call Us For A Free Estimate LIMESTONE 992·2646 EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 11 0 Min . Must Be 18 + Serv-U 619- JUST CALL. We Buy Aula's In Any Condilmn. 7-40-4-46- Ca H 740·388 -9062. Or 20 Yrs. Exp. • Ins. Owner: Ronnie Jones Home Improvements l oo king Far Female (Nan Smoker) Campan ton For Dad. 64 Years Old, Retired . Military, Good Looking! Must Uke To Have Fun And Travel! Plea se No One Un - Boyd Beet Cartte Perrormance Tested Bull Sale. Selling SO An· gus And 10 Po lled He re fords Ttlursday March 12th At 6:00 P.M. AI The New OK Livest oc k A~.Jclion On The AA Hw y. In Maysvtlle. KY 606· 763-6688 Carpe ntliirs He lper lor local contractor. Send resume .w/relerences lo : Box CW-26 c/o Pomt Pleasant Reg ister 200 Ma1n St. Pt. Pleasant WV 25550 der The Age 0 1 45, CaH 740-446- Dealers & 01strtbutors Wanted : 3545 Great mon ey maktng o pp or t~.Jntty 8 ton Delivered $120 Easy 614 -384-0053, Doc tor Recommended. Mileage Limit Call Randy Start dahng tomght! Have fun play Oh1o·s datrng game. 1·600ROMANCE . extenSion 7484 992-5050 Would You Lrk e To Kn ow The Answer To The Ouest• ons In Your L1! e?? II So. Ca ll Now!! ! lo se We tght Fa st! Sale And car, home. health. body care produ cts available For demo & sale. top qual tly m waterless technology !rom ETI. Call Scott Smtih @ 304-982·3972 Retail Or reel 1-800-820-6893. Ptn ll 16J062. Dedt cated To OHertog The Best In Care. SceniC Hrns Nurstng And Aehabrlrlat•on Cen ter Is Hrnng 1[900)288-6863 E.r-6342 $3 99 STNA 's (State CHESHI!tE FOOD l'tfiRT 4 AM-12 PM Mon.-Sat. ; Sun. 6 AM-Midnight Hot Breakfast Biscuit San<jwlch, Hot & Cold Lunch Sandwich Introducing Pizza 12" $7.49 Dolud All Toppings Call In Ordero Accepted 74D-367-7838 ( ~t.'IU.'I'al ( ' t111st ruction llull·r '" B:orkhm•, Sl'plk l :tililil''· l{nolinJ,.!, Nc\\ J)tHilt.''-1 , ){L•nHHit..·ling s."'''m'. Jloi\n: CJ<EEK Pomeroy 992-7943 992-5404 992-6810 "1J l Pe r M1n . M~.J s t (619)645·8434 30 Announcements The Gallia County Antmat Welfare League. Is In Need Of All Sizes Of Used Dog HOI.JSOS . MUST BE IN GOOD CONDITION . II You WLsh To Donate. Please Catt Tne Galha Cou nty Humane Ot! Lcer At fl\i) 40 Giveaway Month Old Mu ed Breed Dog. Very Gentle, Austrahan Shepherd Doberman Mrx , Neeas Ntce Country Home. 740·256-6176. 9 SUSIE Homs for ths Eldsrly · At 260 Union Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio 614·992·7147 •Room Additions •New Garages •Electrical & Plumbing r ·Roofing •Interior & Exterior Painting Also Concrete Work (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 Pomeroy, Ohio Bu cknd ge Road, Btdwell , O H 45614. Dependable And Flex1bte Ce rt rfled Nurse Ald Needed For In Home Ca re . Call Adnanne Or An gie 1-800-48t -6334. Dnver Wanted, Good Pay & Beneltls COL Wtlh Hazara Mat enal. Cerlllr ca tron ReQVLred Apply In Person At · Burhle 011 Company. 683 Sla te Route 7. Galltpot.s. Monday Thru Fnday 7 To 5 Em ployment Opportuntty For E),· pertenced Recephonrst /AdmimsFree to tndoo r good home onty 2 trattve Assis tant. Must Have AI Gmos old 1"-male Stiver tabby !-fem ale blue /grayt'f{hile ttgef str1ped 304-458-2218 ktllens. YOUNG'S CARPENTER SEVICE Tested N ~.Jrsrng Be 18 Serv· U Ass rstant s) All Shilts Avadab te Contact Sta11 Develop ment 01fec tor. Pam Caldwell, F01 Detatls. 311 740·388-8377 ENTEIH'HISES Pet Crate, Call (304)615·1051 645-8434. WILL RAUL· Wanted Io Buy· Extra large Steel Pu pptes par! Cocker Span 1el, par i Borde r Cot lle, black /wh rte , 7wks 010. 304-675·6039. 3 112 month old . black/ while fe- 1 l east One Yean Expenen ce With Wrndow·s 95 And Olltce 95 Or Higher. Microsoll Word . Excel, Access. And PowerPoint Wttl Be Gtven Highe.st Cons.deratton . Other Spreadsheet Appticarrons Or Wordpr ocessi ng Programs Helpful. Mus t Be Able To Work Independe ntly Whlte Co mPlet ing mal e Bassett mix. good hunting Mu ltiple Ta s ks At One T ime . dog. also parakeet : 740-992· C~.Jstomer Serv ice Knowledge , 4195 Te le phone Skills, And Message lakrng lmperat1ve. Applicants 60 Lost and Found Wrll Be Gtven Compuler Test As Part Ol lntervrew. Please Apply Lost: BlacK Sconish Terr iar Near IN PERSON At Scentc Hills QuaL! Creek Name Is Dudle8 740- Nursmg And Re habilitation Cen245-9550 (Has Medical Prob- ter. 311 Buckrl dge Ad ., Bidwell , lems). OH Fron t Desk . Portfolio 01 f'~ s l Missmg·SandhittiRayburn Road Pr oj ects Welcome And Encourarea 2/26-28, 1998. 2-Male Bea- aged. gle type dogs , usually together. short legged, wnlte/reddish brown Have An Avon Party In Your And Get A Free Giltl Call hOunds. medium size. black col· Home A llsha Rojas At 740-245-9635, Iars. Any tnlormatlon. PlEASE An Avon Independent Sales call 304-675-6774 (9-5) 304-675- Representative. 4234 r . �. Page 10 • The Daily Sentinel ' Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Friday, March 6, 1998 Friday, March 6, 1998 !: Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ALLEYOOP BRIDGE NEA Crossword PHil:.LIP ALDER Ea n 2K Per Week Cal 1 800 636 6773 Ext 9741 For Rd'cord ng Georges POrtable Sawmill don t hau your logs to the m111 just call 304 675 1957 BUY HOMES FROM S4 000 1 5 Bdrm local GOY't & Bank Repo s Calli 800-522 2730 X 1709 Vacancy lor two elderly or d sa In Search 01 Mol vated Fnendly Carmg Team Playe r Pan T me LPN Postt10ns Open For AU ShiftS At Scen1c H1lls Nurs ng And Re hab!ltlat on Center Conlact Duec lor 01 Stall Development Pam Caldwell To Learn More Abou 1 Employment Opportu0111es 311 Buckudge Road 8 dwell OH 45614 INFANT AND TODDLER CARE Mooseheart s Baby V tlage Seeks lnd1v dua s To Aestde On Our Campus To Nurtu e And Care For Our Infants And Tod d ers Esp We come Exper anced Day Care Stall See Youth DeYe opment Profess onals Na il Tech Needed For Busy Sa ton 740 441 1680 Or 740 256 6366 Need a home ? Preler a male hve n w th elderly gentleman room & board small sa ary refer ence.s please 304 895 3942 Needed lmmed1ate y' Serv ce Techntclan Mus! Be EPA Cert !ted Apply In Person Comt<Jrl Atr Systems Inc 407 Thtrd Avenue Gall pols Ohio bled lOw 1ncome 740-992 W1ll Care For Elderly Or Handl 320 Mobile Homes for Sale capped Person In My Home Rei erences 740 441 1536 10150 mobile home 1973 model ~42 W II do house cleanmg In Ma son New Haven Pt Pleasant Pome10y & Mtddleporl areas Conlact Conme 304 773 5156 WtU hauttunk or trash away $35/ p<kup load 304 675-5035 INOTICEI OHIO VALLE YPUBLISHING CO recommend) !hal you do busl ness wtlh people you know and NOT to send money through the ma 1 unl l you /lave nvest1gated the offenng A e You Earnmg $25 000 Plus I Year And Cant Ma~e Ends Meet? Let Me He p? 740 446 0647 Poem & Song Wr tars Who W sh To Be No heed 1 800 600 0343 Olltce Ext Persons Wtlh Pos ttve Alltludes And Excellent Work EthiC Ab hly To Lear n Or Enhance Sales And Servt ce Techmques Computer Sktls Desued Mu st Be Able To Work With Cl ients 1 On 1 And Complete Mutt Tasks Wth Oeta I Send Resume To CLA 430 clo Gall pohs Da ty T11bune 825 Th rd Avenue Galhpol s OH 45631 AN or LPN for prtvate auty home care Send resume to bOK CW 4 c/o Po nt Pleasant Aegtster 200 MaiM St Pt P e~sant WV 25550 Seekmg 2 Part T me ParamediCS 2 Par! T me AdYanced EMT s 2 Part Ttme BaSIC EMT S AppiiC "'nls Should Submtl There Applt caliOn Or Resume To Galha Counly Courthouse Department Of EMS 16 Locust Street Galli pohs OH 45631 Seektng employees to work 1n tM Pomt Pleasant area as Dtrect Care Staff for 1nd•v•duals wtth de vetopmental dtsablltlles Out es tnclude teach ng da ly ltv ng sktl ac11v t1es wh1le work ng n the clients home ass sling cl ent w lh com mun ly Integration and p ovldtng resp te to lamthes Must have a car and a valid dnv e s license Var ed hours tram ng p10v ded Must be ava table lor tratn ng n Huntmgton begin nmg March 16 1996 To apply contact Per sonnel Dept Auttsm SerVICQS Cen ler Prt chard Bldg 605 9th Street Hunhngton 51)'1 ng Salon 740.446 8922 THORNTON GREENHOUSES 740.247 4334 Want ng lull 1me & pari t me workers requtres green house wo k exper ence no! nee essary $5 151 tlour THORNTON GREENHOUSES 740 247 4334 Wantmg d11vers that can dr ve tght duty 24 t1 long trucks Tomacelh s Entena nment Club Mrddleport OH lookmg lor house oancJ Mus! play up to date vane tv mus•c be available for Satu r days !rom 7pm untl mtdn ght Ap pl•callons and set up I me w th one hour ol mus c n person s re qulred Call lor mterv ew 740 992 4514 Jpm 9pm Truck drtve needed locat haul mg 27 % of gross start tmme dately call740 742 3410 Un•qu e Opportun ty In Al zhe m er's Ca e Ullll In Search 0 LPN Part T•me To Ca re For Spectal Populations W lh Very Spec tal Needs Proven Program Contact Pam Caldwell A.t Scen tc HIs Nurs ing & Rehab \Ita liOn Cenler 311 Buckridge Ad Bidwell OH Wan ted ALJto Repa r Man ager FOf Shop Route 7 740 388 9062 740 446 7228 WANTED Mecnan1c to pull and tnstall motors general me chan c work run e1haust p pe bender Rtpley WV 304 37 2 8633 Mon Fn Bam 5pm Sat Sam 12pm YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PRO HOUSE Old Establ shment Busr ness Centrally located In The Btdwell Porter Area Elcellent Chance To Own Your Own Bus• ness Blackburn Realty 740 446 0006 Earn $104 To $160 In 1 Day lnv lte Your Friends Over To Your Home For A ProfessiOnal Glam our Portrait Party Call 1 600 426 8363 Earn A Free Cell Phone Free Phone T me 'I I And Free Web TV IIIII No Credit Check No Act1 vatJOn Fee No Monthly Btll Ask Me How? ???? Call Mmnte 740 441 9B02 Hot Lme 1 800 404 9148 Co nference Ca ll Datly 10 PM Es1 423 362 4450 Code 46531 Bev 740 446 0386 220 Money to Loan 'DIRECT LENDERS $2 500 $50 000 ConsolidatiOns Castl Loans Bad Cred I No Problem No Adv Fee1-600-580.i'850 Professional Services LtYtngston s basement water proolmg all basement repatrs done free esttmates 1Jfettme guarantee 10yrs on JOb expert ence 304.-675 2145 All real estate adYert s ng n th s newspaper s sub ectto tne Federa Far Housmg Act of 1968 wh ch makes 1 ilegal 10 adverttse any preference t•mnauon or d scrlmtnatton based on race color rehg on sex lam I al status or national or g n or any nlent on to make any such preference I mttat on or d scr m nat on This newspaper wtll not knowtngly accept advert1semen1s for real estate whtch IS m vrolahon ollhe taw Our readers are hereby nformed \hat all dwell ngs advert sed n th s newspaper are ava table on an equal opportumty basts PhlllfiS 74().992.£576 tookmg For Handyman Jobs In Gallla County Reasona~ & Reh able 30 Years Experience In BUilding lnduS1ry Call Ct>Jck 740245 5704 No JobToo Smalll 1967 Belmont 2br 1 bath gas furnace & relr aerator As~mg Call Aner 5 PM 740.245-5946 1971 12x65 Conrord Mobtle Home VBfy Good Condtt on Oak $5000080740.4411107 Trim 1971 Monttcello 12160 mobHe tlome like new range relrtgerator washer and dryer atr three year old gas furnace ca rpet 2 bed room 1 lull bath tires axles new \liMy I underptnn ng $5500 740 985 3929 or 740-985 3641 1973 Cameron 12165 2br 1 room add111on $4 500 304 882 3812 1980 14x70 mobtle home $5000 12x28 mob te home ad dillOn $1500 4 ~~:24 round pool $500 304 675-4625 or 304 675 5327 1988 Oakwood Mobile Home 14x70 W th Heat Pump G E Re lr1gerator & Stove Otshwa6her ($12 000) 16 x24 Addtt ton ($4 500) OBO + Emasl 740 2566980 304 895 3742 1994 Century 14170 3 Bedrooms 1 Bath CA G E Apphances E1 cettent Condi t on' $16 900 740 379-2621 740 379-2481 1996 Schult 3bedrooms 2baths vinyl siding Shmglect roof barn blJtlctmg pnce reduced 304 675 1275 2 Story hou ses !ling on 60x150 lot 3br 1 bath localed 1n Chfton 304 310 Homes lor Sale Ranch 3 Bedmoms 1 Bath large L v ngroom large K tchen 1 Acre Gat pols C ty Sc hools $62 000 537 Plymale Road 740 446 4323 2 bedroom hOme tn Mtddleport gOOd condl1 on $18 500 740 742 2460 3 Bedroom Rancher wl heat pump & s luated on povate 66 acre sell ng n leon Allordably pnced at ONLY $59 900 Call Gary Gar man lor tnlormallon or pr vale VteWtng 304 586 9032 Or 304 757 7545 3 Bedtooms 1 112 Baths Tr Lev el Spr ng Valley A1ea 740 446 8251 After 5 PM 3 Bedrooms Bath K1tchen OR LA Den Full S ze Basement CA 4 112 Acres Tobacco Base Bu iav1lle Ptke 740-446 4192 304 738 7295 Anootlon Mobile Home Owners Areas Largest Inventory 01 Inter therm & Coleman He at Pumps A r Cond !loner s Furna ces 4Parls Huge Buymg Power Means The lowest Installed Pnce Easy Over The Phone Bank Fmanc ng Call Bennal1 s Mob le Home HTG &CLG 1 800 872 5967 Discount Mobrle Home Parts & Accessor es Wale Heaters V nyl Sktrllng K ts $299 95 An chors Wood & Fiberglass Steps Aool Coatmgs Doors W ndows Ptumbmg & E ectrtcal Supplies Blockmg Wood & Wedges And Moret Call Bennetts Mobtle Message Beau uful Two Story Colontal 414 Third Avenue Galltpolls 3 Bedrooms 2 1.2 Baths LR & FA Formal Dining Room Oak Tnm F replace Much Mote Home Ellg ble For TaK Abateme nt $179 500 304 273 Relrtgerator Furnished W/0 Hook Up $279 Plus Ulll1tles De pas !/Lease Required (740)4 46 2957 Health Alder Like New $200 740. 388.0213 Upstaus 2 Rooms & Bath Fur ntshed Clean No Ppts Reference & Deposit Requi red 740 446 1519 Furnished Rooms Ctrcle Motel Lowest Rates In Town Newly Remodeled HBO Clnemax Showtlme & Disney Weekly Rates Or Monlhly Rates Constructton Workers Welcome 740 441 5698 740-441 5167 Sleeptng rooms with cooking Also 1ra11er space on rive r All hook ups Call aile( 2 00 p m 304 n3 5651 Mason wv Sleeping rooms k !chen pr lvllag es 304 675 1453 JET AERATION MOTORS Repeoed New & Rebuilt In Stock Call Ron Evans 1 900 537 9528 Maytag Washer & Dryer Stack able While New Maytag Relrlg erator 14 9 Cub Foot Off White New 24 Pontoon Boat Uke New 40 Horse Mec Motor With Boat Tra1ler 740 441 1536 740 441 0000 Mtfdal Store Shelvmg Ideal For Business Or Workshop Wtll De llwr 74D-256--6056 Mobile home lrame ready to go tdeal for low boy car hauler or b1g 2 story trame house 2 bedrooms bath & hall new torced air fur nace large yard garage one out bulldmg no Inside pets relerenc es required $375 1)8r month plus uhhtles security deposit requlrAd phone 740 992 2638 or 740 992 7014 after 5pm 3 bedroom house In Mtddleport $350 a month plus deposll 740 992 3194 Mt vernon Ave N1ce 3br central atr appliances basement patiO referen ces requtred 304 882 2405 or 304 882 2447 N ce clean 2br references & de pol!iil no pets 304 675 5162 Pomeroy 4 bedroom HUD With stove & refrigerator references no pets call 740 992 6886 alter 530pm Two bedroom house clean re frlg e ra1or no s1ove no Inside pets depostt requ red 740 992 420 Mobile Homes lor Rent 14X60 Mobile Home Located At John son s Mob ile Home Park 740 446 2003 2 & 3 bedroom mob ile homes $260 $300 sewer water and trash included 740 992 2167 2 Bedroom trailer referen ces & deposn 304 675 1076 Leave massage 2 Bedroom no pets reference re qurred on Sandh II Road 304 675 3834 2 Bedrooms Very Clean Stove Relngerator Water Trash Paid Mobtle home site available bet ween Athens anct Pomeroy call 740.385 4387 Roush Rental is now accepting apphcallons to rent tra1ters & aftl ency apartments Wtll accept HUD Call 304 773 5944 Street fron1 commerctal space 204 North Second Avenue Mtd dleport large w1th bathroom and ollrce area $300/mo $300 de posit one year lease 740 992 4514 ask lor Chns Tra tler space for rent no pets 304 675 1076 MERCHANDISE Wanted Ford And Massey F~r guson Tractors Older Models 8N 9N JuDIIee 600 800 Sones This Type Tractors & lmple menlO 1 931 866 2822 630 Livestock 2 Registered Limousln Bulls 740. 256-6350 4 H Feeder Pigs 30 To 40 Pds 740 379 2128 SPECIAL SPRING FEEDER CALF SALE Athens Livestock Slle1 Saturday March 14th 1 PM All Cons gments Welcome Haul ng Available Cante Accepted After Mobile Homes 304 675 3000 8am Spm New gas Fngldatre range bought 6197 sen clean ng moving S300 740-992 3244 Pool Table 8 F1 Sla1e1op W1th New Felt Balls Sticks Excellent Condttlon Cover & Ugh! Coke Cooler 6 Ft Honzontal With Doors On Top Good CondlllOn Anttque Pump Organ Wtth Stool 740.448-8217 Prlmestar $99 w1th rebate Free HBO wflh hrst monttl free Offer endtng soon'! 800 263 2640 Prom dress color purple stze 3 5 $150 304 882 3826 Good mtxed hay $2 square bales Call before 9 p m or (740)446-0910 ~d Hay Delano Jackson Farm Appliances /Used Furniture 740 446 4039 740 446 1004 Freez ers Refngerators Side By Stdes Telev sons Washer Dryers Beds Stoves Appl•ances Reconditioned Washers Dryers Ranges Relrl grators 90 Day Guarantee! 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Free E&t1matesl Add On Heat Pumps Only Shghly Htgher loaded need payoff 740 or lin trailer PTO 740.698-8254 650 Seed & Fertilizer Oekatb Seed Corn ~ay Farms 3734 leave Message 304 675 3734 1977 Cadillac Umoustne very good condtllon runs good good llre s-and exhaust $1800 740 992 5529 air toolbo~e Arnencan ractng rims 1983 Ponllac 2000 PS PB AC 4 Cylmder 2 Ooors Solid Body $500 74().367 0688 1984 BUick Regal needs engine work $200 Call 304 675 2006 after 4 OOpm 1984 Ntssan 300 Z)( 5spd t tops low profile !Ires w/chrome wheels 2 seater $1 304 ooo 773 5205 1985 M'ercury Grand Marqu s Automatw: 302 V 8 Remanufac lured Engme Has Approximately 45 000 Mtles Full Power Alum• num Wheels $1 200 1990 Dod dge Carava n AutomatiC 2 5L 4 1996 Kawasaki Blaster 4 Wheel 755 5885 740 667 3083 530 Used Beauty Shop Equtpmenr S Dryers 4 Hydrau 1c Chatrs 1 l ocated Johnson s Mobile Home Park Eastern Avenue Wllh Ex pando 740 446-2003 Two bedroom trailer m Middleport Buy or sell R•ver ne Antiques 1124 E Man Street on AI 124 Po me oy Hours M T w 10 00 am lo600pm Sunday100to 6 00 p m 740 992 2526 Russ Moore owner Oakwood Homes Ntt o WV 304 740 992 5039 440 Make 3 Payments & Move In A New 14x70 3bedrcom Call 1 800-928-6777 New Doublewtde Repo 4 Bed rooms 2 Baths Easy Terms 1 800-383.£862 New 1996 14x70 lllree bedroom ncludes 6 months FREE lot rent Includes U1r11ng deluxe step s and se !up Only $187 08 per month Wtlh $1075 down Call 1 BOD-837 3238 NEW BANK REPO S Only 3 loll' S!ltl under warranty owner 11 nanc ng ava table 304 755 7191 New Double Wtde 3BR 2 Bath FREE Delivery & Se1 up $24 999 Low Down Payment E Z Monthly Paymen1S 1886 928 3426 New Stngtewu:te 3BA FREE De ltvery & set up $16 999 •1 888 928 3426 PRE OWNED HOMES hcel\enl Condthon Owner Fl 11anc ng Available Call 304 722 7148 Single Parent Program Spectal ftnanctng on 2 3 & 4 bedroom homes Payments •• low •• 1180 Call now 304 755 5885 SPRING SPECIALS $4HDown U FlxtdAtiOI 119Mio PeymeniB $17 995 on 3BR Froo Delivery & Set up 1 and 2 bedroom apartmenls fur mshed and unturntshed secunly depos11 requ~red no pets 740 992 2218 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise 10x12 Heavy Butlt Wooden Bwld 1 bed oom apartment lor rent m Pt Pleasant 614 446 2200 2 Bedroom apt m New Haven area 304 773 9171 lea\le mes sage 2 tsedrooms Newly Decorated F rst Avenue No Pets Rent $360/Mo Depostt & References Requtred 740 388-8321 2bdrm apts total etectnc ap pltances lurmshed laundry room factllt1es close to school n town Apphcattons ava table a! VII age Green Apts 149 or call 740 992 3711 EOH BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON lng 740 446-9954 200 amp disconnect box out Stde w/ram hub Call K & K Mo btle Homes 304 675 3000 Sam 5pm 386 IBM CompUter W1th Monttor Keyboard And Mouse W ndows 31 $325 74().256-1558 Amazmg MetaboliSm Break Through lose 10 to 200 lbs Call For free consullat on and Free Samp~s (740)441-1982 Bean•e Bab ies curren1 and re urea Pnces from $8 00 No super rare Bean1es lor sale 740 949 3098 No calls after 9 OO'pm ESTATES 52 Westwood Dnve from $279 to $358 Walk to shop & moves Call 740 446 2568 Equal Houstng Opportun.ty Beautiful M1dn1ghl Blue Saqu n Prom Dress S ze 10 Mtke Benet Patd $450 Never Worn Best 011 er 74()-245-5595 Furn shed Elltc1ency Apartment Central Heat & Alf Condlttontng Carpet Throughout Private Park lng A I Utlhhes Furmshed Except Electuc Pr ivate & Ou1et 740 446 2602 Brand Newt Great G1f11 CO!vtdeo storage un1t Black and cherry Never out ol box $125 Holds up to 940 d1scs also holds tapes Cal t 140 992 6636 alter 6 pm COs & tapes notmcluded Grac1ou6 I vmg 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at VIllage Manor and R1vers1de Apa tments In M ddle 1rom 1982 To Oate 304 675 1063 pon From $249 $373 Catl 740 Cabbage Patch Doll Collection 992 5064 Equal Housmg Oppor lunrlies Comtc books lor sale Enhre cot lechon must go' $125 OBO 740 Nitro WV 304-155-5885 In New Ha\len 1br furn shed apt mcludes washer-& dryer deposit & references 304 882 2566 Compular Compact D1sc 2000 Pentmum Pro Fax Modem 740 TAX SPECIAL Modern 1 Bedroom Apartment Only At Oakwood Hornet New 3br $999/down $1 89/mo Free Se1 up & Delivery Only 3 le111 Only at Oakwood Homes Nt tro WV 304 755 5885 NEW BANK REPO S ONLY 3 LEFT 1-800-~83-6882 340 Apartments lor Rent Antiques Business and Buildings Commercial Real Estate for sale or lease 304-675-2759 Restaurant lor lease or rent eqUipment or rent lor somethmg else owner wII hell qual1lied people good tocat•on call 304 882 2940 2955 Welt kepi vmyl stded two story home w lh rT)atchmg two car ga rage la rge lanced corner lot m very mce nelght>orhood In Mid dlaport home has newer roo! new w ndows and many other updates lo o numerou s to I st Call 740 992 6737 lor an appomtment 350 Lots & Acreage 74().446 0390 Roa<l 011 51 Rt 790 For $10 000 740.256 1789 446-9218 Concrete & Plasltc Septic Tanks 300 Thru 2 000 Gallons Ron Nice clean afllencv apartment references & deposit no pets 304 675 5162 Nice one bedroom & 2 bedroom aparlments In Pomeroy utilities paid no pelS 740.992 5858 N1ce One BR Unfurnished Apart ment Range & Aefrig Provided Water & Garbage Paid Depos 1 ReqUired 7 40 446 4345 Alter 6 Evans Enterprises Jackson OH 1 800.537 9528 ECONOMY Hea11ng Ard Cooling Up-Grade Your 1 110().849 2323 1411-24&·8000 Fancy pink heart day bed set complete excellent condtlion 74().992 5083 Now Taking ApplicatiOns- 35 West 2 Bedr oom Towl'lhouse Green Lazy Boy Recliner $400 Apartmenls $295/Mo 740 446 t'omeroy two bedroom carperad M rrors & Stnks A.llached 1 Star ihzer Ask ng $2 000 740 286- 6600 Walerllne Spectal 314 200 PSI 121 95 Per 100 1' 200 PSI $37 00 Per 100 All Brass Com press1on Fitttngs In Stock RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jackson OhiO 1 800.537 9528 550 Building Supplies Block bnck sewer ptpes wmd ows I ntels e1c Claude Wmters A o Grande OH Call 740 245 5121 560 Floral Love Seal $300 304 615 7173 Grut>bs P~ano tuning & repairs ems? 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That s Nhy we weren't plqy1ng tn lhe world hamp1onshtp Perron n1cked the ,pade etght onto lhe 1able 1 West swttched 10 a dtamond Soulh lakmg East s ntne Wtlh h1s tack Now declarer had 10 find the spade queen Renlembenng Perron s d1 scard Boccht led a low spade IO dummy 's Jack However Perron pro duced the queen as 1f oul of h1S back pockel Then lhe defenders cashed four dtamonds and u club for lhree down 150 to France 1997 Chevy Blazer loaded 304 1990 18 Celebrlly open bow 3 h S250ea 304 nJ-5919 W11h Children $100 740 446 3149 "I 675-7453 740 North ani' Ire Mercrutser engtne upgraded stereo boat and trailer tn new condtlron les s than 65 hours ad Excellenl Condttlon 740 441 AKC Doberman Male 1o Months Houseb roken Must Sell' 740 I age 740-446-SE88 tnc R,ed 8 Cyl Present System PM 0006 4 Acres Recently landscaped Rural Water Tap Ready For Home located Hannan Trace 949-3098 Shampoo Chair 2 Stat Ons W11h $1900 call 740 949 2203 or 740 949 2Q45 1989 Forjl Tempo CD player 1wo i 1996 Jeep Cherokee 740 379 9CM7 1a Is 1989 Buick LaSabre loaded Iota of new parts good condition N!>OOTT~T 1 740.992-6583 or 740-698-7019 740.245 9544 992 2756 ,.BUT IT DOCit-li ~'( ~'ffi.\11'16.., 1992 Chevy Blaze 4x4 V 6 4 3 atr condttonmg new t11es $7500 1987 Chrysler Flflh Avenue ex ceUent condition $1200 call 740 ~ !l E ma11 FandEBobT@aol com good wo1k van $600 304 773 5305 after 5pm 1936 F 150 4ll:4 XLT Packagtt 302 Auto Diamond Pla1e Tool Bo< & Ralls Very Good \:ondllon f ~'ri /!o..vtS' www frankanderne81 com~ ~ 1991 Chevy Lumtna APV van SIX cylinder automatic htgh mtles runs good $2800 1987 Ford Aeroslar Cargo van 4 cylinder 5 speed 90 000 mtles runs good very dependable lots or rust Cyl E<cellant Condllron $3 200 740 446 7215 • i z ~ Sharp' $6 000 740 446 4254 AI ter 5 PM everyday Call us at 740 992 7093 or 1 800.346 8176 Two bedroom !ratter on Condor Street $250 month $100 depostt 'IIQULI> .t OwN? 1990 Chevy Van HI Top Conver sron Full Power TV Stereos Sell' 740.256 1663 1 998 Doublewtoe 3br 2 baths ~LSe' S' Van $3 950 740.446-4222 882 371G $1 M9/down $259/mo Only al ylf'IO 1989 GMC Safar Full Custom TICkets for sate Bleach and Sev en Day Jesus Frtday Apnl 3rd 7 30 at North Parkersburg Bapllsl Church call 740 949 3098 for de LIMITED OFFER L.OAN APPL.IGATIONS 1)0 YOU OviN You, OINN f'IOMe? $4000 304 773 5039 1989 Ponuac Sunblrd 4cJr auto NAPA remanufactured engme still under warranty $2 500 304 9621 ANI> 1989 F150 4WD 302 5 speed calls utter 9 00 pm Avatlble Apnl 1st 1993 2 Bed rooms Stove Aelng9fator Water Trash Pa1d Very Ntce $350/Mo Plus Oeposll Also 3 Bedroom House 740 388 9688 FRANK & EARNEST 1985 Ford 150 4x4 Supercab loaded $2 300 craftsman roll ar OUnciiOOI bOl 740 742 1906 Jackson OhiO 1-800.537 9528 large select on ol used homes 2 o 3 bedrooms Sta hng at $2995 Outck delivery Call 740 385 I good oond 1o sell S1000 740 949 3098 No 740 742 2814 STORAGE TANKS 3 000 Gallon I call Gary F Hysell 740-992 4283 1983 Chevy van 37 Aclor GUIIIgtlr 38 Give off (heat) 1 Mtcllelnal root 40Ciosea 7 TV 1 -White falcon a ayao t2 Spanleh IIHI 41 Wide shoe alze 13 Auto ufety 42 Capital of device (2 wds ) Oregon 14 Make untidy S4 Fr holy woman (2 wdo) 45 Lively dance 15 belaware 48 Chlneae Indian phlloiOphy 16 Powerful 48 Obstrucl explosive 51 Grooved (abbr) 55 Leaaened 17 School org 56 tt a forthe 18 Common blrdal allmenl 57 Noatrlls 21 General Powell 58 Crave 23 Naval addr 26 Charged DOWN partiCleS 1 1think 28 Rockfish lhtrefore - 29 Vase 2 Opposite of 30 Oulalde posl (comb form) 31 Causes of rum 3 Primers units 4 Group of 33 ChHae dish actors 36 Gr041k paak Not only the domain of declarer tom van V 8 400 engine 30k 1~ great for towtng & traval1ng lots of 1 new parts asking $3950 see or CaiL304 675 1508 II No Answer Autos for Sale SP.:AK !! i~ • West Openmg lead • I 1982 Chevy C 20 lull size cus Upnght Ron Evans Enterpnses 3 bedroom all electrtc Salem Center area $325 plus depos11 291 0098 I 1 ?? South SPEAKL LUKEY II 905"" :~ Wilson 1 Army Surplus Best pnces anywhere lu I line ol Advanlage Camo tn 1 me lo r turkey season Great selection or new and used boots lots ol Dew and used ca mo s1zes 2 months a 4X backpackmg and camptng IIams ktd s clo1hes US • made Smtih & Wesson kntves and lots more Come .and check us out We are open 8 30am B OOpm Year In The Heatmg & Cooling Bus nes st 740 446 6306 1 800 IS L.UKEY STILL IN TH' DOGHOUSE ~~~=--.--:~--~~~ ~J 95 Geo Tracker 4x4 soft top; it~ 3 Bedroo m Trailer Mercervtlle Area 740 256 6574 Call Us Today 1998 Is Our 281h BARNEY ooo 1997 Ranger Flalrs1de Loaded ACROSS P~zzle Vulnerable No•tlh<•r Dealer East 1996 Ford Ranger XLT AMIFM Cassella Automat c Air PS P8 BecJI ner Cover 35 Miles 520 SIB 3 Bedroom $995 Down S 1991 Mo Only Oakwood Homes Bar boursvtlle WV 304 736 3409 Sporting Goods Call 740 245 9635 II No Answer Please Lea"' AMassage • A4 • 1200 lbs $12 II 1990 Ford Ranger short bed 4cyt 5spd aluminum wheels 730 Vans & 4-WDs N~ Leader hme terul/zer spread 0 A Ill I • 9 II I 7 I • J 7 #, • R~M hay bales ·(~1Uf, ,.,14!: •Ktnr,., Round bales S10 each square bale s $1 50 Fo rd 501 mower on~ • l/ I R • 9 •Q8542 • KQJ 2 1990 Dodge Dakota V-6 3 9 Lller Excellenl Condlllonl 740 2455595 Must 58111740-446 1800 $300 ca I 740 742 2331 6 9pm fast • 5 J 2 Smolh llh 74().446 11 04 741)-441 0450 71 0 Fur011ure 740 256 1540 1988 Dodge (\akota Clean !2 850 00 Or Best Oller Trade 740 256 1424 19 500 614 446-2841 TRANSPORTATION Buy Sell Trade Used & Antiques Household Goods Clean 740 949 2668 R 6 S Furniture Maaon WV 510 1980 Ford F 150 Pick Up V 8 Auto Trans 03 00 ~8 .10'176 ~ Wesl tual m1les excellent cond11lon Hay & Grain 1740~824 • 1977 Chevy 112 ton pickup runs good $1250 740 992 5529 runs good 1750 304-895-3237 or 304 895 3080 1992 Dodge Dakola LE 8 cylln der long bed toppe1 33 279 ao 4 PM Friday 740 592 2322 Or 740 698 3531 bale heuler $500 Call K & K 640 460 Space for Rent 2 Bedroom house m New Haven $250/mo .- $100 deposit+ uhl ttes 616 885-234 7 Ask for Barb OBO 740-446 1065 620 Wanted to Buy North • A J 7 • KR o K3 1976 Chevy C 30 Food Delivery Truck Propane Heated $3 000 $250/Mo Plus Deposll Near NGHS 7403889686 :3br home 1 acre lot located tn Galhpol s Ferry across from 84 lumber Pr ce reduced n1 ce 304 675 501 0 alter 5pm 40 Acres 3 Bedrooms 2 Baths LA Large Re c Roo m Dmtng Kttchen 2 Barns 1 W th Horse Stalls Large Workshop 4 Car Garage 1 l og Cabm 1 Hunt ng Cab1n 15 Mms From Galhpolts 25 M ns From Hunungton 740 256 1484 If No Answer Leave 410 Houses lor Rent 773 5129 Set up 117 999 1 888 928 3426 REAL ESTATE RENTALS 3090 New 16 W1de Free Del very & NEW CONSTRUCTION Furm1ure repa ir refmlsh and res toratlon also custom orders Oh1o Valley Ref n1st1 ng Shop Larry Wanted 4 Or 5 Acres In The Ato Grande Or Green School District Home Supply A11 740 446 9416 180 Excellent child and nlant care tn my home $40 week S 10 each additional ch ld references Cheater area 740-985 3734 Real Estate Wanted Super A Farmall cultivators and side dresser 740-247-4793 1 Bedroom Near Holzer Range 450 Ca I304 675 4678 14180 Glamour Bath $179/Mo Located On Netghborhood Road 3 Bed ooms Bath LR FA WIFP Eat In Kitchen HP /CA Deck ApproK 6110 Acre Green Schoo l Otstnct 740 446 1536 Wanted To Do 360 1988 14x70 Clayton/Harper 2br 1 bath new central a r new carpel cathedral cetllngs new ce •hng tans 8x12 roofed porch $13 700 FESSIONALS Do You Bel eve That Everv Cll tO Deserves A Healthy Happy Nurtuung Env1 ronment In Wh ch To Grow? Re crutters From Mooseneart Ch1ld C11y And School W II Be In Your Area Mar 9 12 Pre Screenrng For Canng Energettc Pallen! In d1VIduals Or Co upl es To Restde In Our CampLJs Homes [loc ated 40 Mtles W 01 Ch cago) To Pro vide Gu•dance And Support For Our Chtldren Newbom Through High School Age Must Be Over 21 Have HS 0 ploma Expenence Work.ng W th Youth College De gree Preferred ComprehensiVe Tratn.ng Prov1ded Salary 1 250/ Month t Free Aoom And Boarti (Over $750 Value ) Bene II1S lnclud ng Free Medtcal In surance Pens on Plan And 403B Recr.Uitlng 888/775 2680 www moos&~nU org s 70 acres pr me hunting land se eluded and private road lrontaga building sites $42 000 f~rm 740 $12 500 17 40)245 0452 After 5 30 pm BUTCHER SHOP SLAUGHTER wv 25710 304 525 8014 Stylist Needed No Cl entele Nee essary Contact Carol King Frnes1 740.388-8678 843-5453 740.367 0617 ne Someone To Work On Wee kends Saturday Mo rn ng To Monday Mormng To Take Care Of Elderly Lady Send Name Ad dress & References To P 0 So~~: 128 Vmlon OH 45686 And Electnc $2 600 Per Acre 12160 2 Bedroom w1th expando on rented lot In Park lane CA. Porch Outbuilding Carport 1295 230 lake Gallia County Oounty Water 12000 740 446 2947 Business Opportunity ATTENTION 63 95 Acres Approx 8 Acre 12K65 Tratler 3br 1 bath $5 500 FINANCIAL 210 740.742 2803 (ATTENTION DEVELOPERS SMALL BUSINESS COUNTRY ESTATE) The Daily Sentinel • Page 11 (CC) �.· • Page 12 • The Dally Sentinel Friday, March Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio 6, 1998 Along eat of the Bend .. ·ger Mescher. Jie is the grandson of Mrs. Ceclia Mitch of Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs: Dale McGraw of Syracuse and Jack L. Wolfe, Racine. by Bob Hoeflicn Charlotte Wamsley of Racine I suspect a lot of you have say s she's had an interesting experience with the telephones been customers of Jay Ridgway lately and she thmks you should both for gasoline and vehicle repair at hi s location on W. Main be warned . Charlotte 's Dad was a patient St.. in Pomeroy for the past 14 rn Pleasant Valley Hospital so years. Well , Jay is closing shop the she went to a pay phone and usrng a ca ll rng card made seve n last of this month. He is in the phone ca lls to relati ves to advise process of building a gardge them of her Dad 's condition. All facr lity at his home in nearby well and good. Charlotte Mason County. W.Va., where he thought. until she got the hi ll. will continue to do repair work She was billed $11 2.54 for the and he has also accepted panseven cal ls which in total she tim e employ ment at the Auto reports took about 35 minutes. Zone on W Main in Pomeroy. Calling to eomplain about the Jay's phone number in case you ,·harge . Chmlnttc was told she need to cont act him in regard to didn ' t usc a code numhcr tn repair scrvrcc is W~ - 675-8871. makrn2 the ca lls and that\ why they ,_.'O~t :-o much . She urgL' :-. Since we Me igs Counti uns you tn ge t a code numhc r'cern to he imcrcslcd in restora\.l.·hatc\ l'f that mtght hc - 11 }OU tion. perhaps. you would want to ~..· ~fXd l ll he tl:\tng <.1 L· allin~ c:ud pay a visit to nearby Nelsonville an yt11nc -.oo n. thi s month . Stuart's Opera House on the Tile WomL"n \, Auxiliary at square there has hecn beautifull y Vl'IL'ran ~ Mcmonnl Hosp ital IS restored during :.1 pmccss that aw,Jrdin g two $ 1.000 schol ar- took 17 years . The Athens Play~ h ip s 1h1 s spring to s tud e nt ~ ers Theatre and the Bcrcan Comcnt crin ~ medica ll y re lated munity Players of Nelsonville L"u ur~~.: :-. of stud y. arc currently stagi ng "Funn y The app lr cat ions for the Girl" as the first musical to he scholar\h rps arc avai lahlc at the performed in the restored fac ili auxiliary desk m the hospital ty. lohby. Atl ached to the applrcaThe dates arc March 6. 7. 8. u on ~ will be instru<.:tion guttlcs 13 and 14 with all shows starting of what you arc to fi le along at 8 p.m . except a matinee on with the applications which ha ve March 8 which start s at 2 p.m . a deadline of Monday. April 6. Tickets arc $8 and you can call I do think I should warn 740-753-1924 for information or applicants. however, of one rc scrvalions. phase or the guidel ines which states that pre -med applicants Some commercials on televimust have a J4 minimum grade sion seem as amusing at the regpoint average and other appli- ular programs. I particularly cants shou ld have a 3.0 mini- li ke those of Dave Thomas. the mum fur the past two years of founder of Wendy 's. and the Tar>choo l completed. Al so Veter- get Store ones featuring the little ans Memorial employees or heavy set student selling "stuff' applicants who plan to work in for his school. They should help Meigs County will be given pri- u~ to keep smiling. ority. Pvt. ·shawn R. Mitch Pvt. Shawn R. Mitch Pvt. Shawn R. Mrtch graduated fro m the United Sta tes Marine Corps in Decem hcr. 1997. at Parri s Island. S.C. From there . we went to Camp Lejeune. N.C. for a short stay hcforc travel ing to Fort Pendleton in California. where he is studyin g to become an aviation mechanic. Attending hi s graduatron were hrs parent s. Gary and Sandi Mitch. hi s brother, Todd , and his cousin s. Joe. Denny, Doug. Danny and Dig- There's no way around it, Classified Ads ~ mer nationally this month. The company says Little Swimmers don't swell up because they contain no supcrahsorhcnt material like diSposabl e diapers . yet arc designed to protect against leaks and spill s. Linda Lieberman, a mother of two and a securities analyst who fol- POMEROY, OHIO ! I i> PO lAC . • ~ BUICK· Ohio Valley Christian School recently named new members to its local chapter of the American Christian Honor Society. Members pictured are: First row: ·esther Simmons, •Becky Birchfield, Lisa Jo Vollborn. Secon<! row: •Dani Jenks, Vandana Agrawal, Maggie Meyn, Suzallne Clark. Third row: •Andrew Williams, •Josh Rowland, •Brynn Moss, •Gabrielle Blackwood, Jay Jarvis (Advisor). Fourth Row: Jaddy Newbold, Bo Pollard. •Designates new members Free immunizations clinics slated at area locations The Mergs Cou nt y Heal th In addiJion. the mohilc health over a minimum or six months. Department will offer free immu- Childhood lmmunitation Program Bring shot records. The clinic is pronit.Jtlon clrnrc Tuc ,day. 9-11 a.m. will alTer free immunitations for·all vrdcd hy the Ohi o Uni vers ity Coland 1-3 p.m. at the Meigs Multipur- children from hinh through middle lege of Osteopathic Medici ne Childpose Center at 11 2 E. Memnnal school nn Tuesday. I0-nonn at the hood lmrnuniJ.at ion Program. Ohio Dri ve. Pomeroy. Racine Volunteer Fire Department. Department of Healt h in woperation Eve ry child must be accompa- The Hepatitis B vaccine is also with the · Mcip Cou nty Hea lth nied hy a parent m legal guard ian available at no charge to all chi ldren Department. wr th the child "s immuni zati on born after Nov. 22. 199 1 and to eliFor more mformatron. call 1-H()().. record . For more information Gi ll gible II . 12 and 13 year olds. 844-2654 or contact the Meigs the health department at 992-6626. The series tonsisls of three shots County Health Department. a Community Calendar MIDDL EPORT - Middleport Yout h League srgn-up at the Middleport Council Chambers Saturday. noon to 3 p.m. MONOAY POM EROY Meigs County/Ohio Bicentennial Comm it· tee 4:45 p.m. Monday. Puhlic Affairs wi ll meet Tuesday at _10:30 a.m. at the Municipal BuildIng . POMEROY Free Meigs County Health Department immunization clinic Tuesday, 9- 11 a.m. and 1-3 p.m. at the Meigs Multipurpose Center at 11 2 E. Memorial Drive. Pomeroy. Every child mu st be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian wrth the child 's immunization record . For more infonnation call 992-6626. POMEROY - Big Bend Community Band spring rehearsals Monday. 7 p.m. rn the MHS band room . RACINE - Free immunization Membership is open to all adult and clinic for chi ldren from birth high . school mu sicians in Meigs , . through middle school on Tuesday, Mason. Gallia and Athens counties. I0-noon at the Racine Volunteer Fire For information call director Toney Department. The Hepatitis B vacDinge ss at 992-7 141 or Jeanne crne is also avai lable at no charge to Bowen at 992· 7536. all childre n born after Nov. 22, 1991 and to eligib le II. 12 and 13 year TUESDAY olds. Bring shot records. 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Newspaper Gallipolis • Middleport • Pomeroy • Pt. Pleasant • March 8, 1998 Vol. 33, No. 4 ODOT acknowledges setbacks in Ravenswood Connector project By JIM FREEMAN Times-Sentinel Stall POMEROY - Regional, state and federal highway offi~ials, joined by Ohio Lt. Governor Nancy Hollister and other representatives, met Friday afternoqn near Pomeroy to talk about the status of the Ravenswood Connector as a specific project and Appalachian highways in general. · Gordon Proctor, ODOT chief of staff, acknowledged the department has encountered setbacks on the.project's environmental document which he hopes will be reme· News watch ' died by speeding up design work, keeping with a projected 200 I construction date. "We can't make any excuses, it's taken longer than it should ... We're going to try and catch up," he said. ODOT officials had hoped the department would be able to submit a simple environmental assessment on the project to federal highway officials, instead of a more cumbersome environmental impact statement, however it now appears the federal agency will require the more complicated document. "It will probably be December by the time it gets fin· ished," he said. ODOT District 10 is trying' to get a jump on the design work, especially with the portion nearest "the HIGHWAY MEETING - Ohio Lt. Governor Nancy Holll• Ritchie Bridge at Ravenswood, W.Va., he ter, flanked by Randy Hunt, director of the Governor'• explained. Office of Appalachia, left, and Gordon Proctor, chief of etaff "I acknowledge we've had a setback," he said. for the Ohio Department of Transportation, met near An environmental document on the connector Pomeroy Friday afternoon to dlacuaa the statue of the road was submitted last October to federal highway Ravenswood Connector prolect In Malga County. officials, Hollister said. The document apFarently was said the document submitted by ODOTwas not a formal not complete. submission, resulting in the confusion by politicians Leonard Brown, Federal Highway Administration, Continued on page A2 A new look at·education: Proposed treaty could have _impact on local economy ' Mason County couple killed In head·on accident POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. A Mason county couple was killed in a head-on collision on S.R. 87 By BRIAN J, REED Friday night and two others are Tlme1-Sent1nel Staff By K~IN KELLY hospitalized, according to offi· POMEROY - While the fate of an international Tlme1-Sentlnel Stall cials. treaty ·to control global warming has not been approved ClffiSHIRE - Armed with fund· Arnold Lane Jr., 36, and Ida by the U.S., the impact of the agreement is now being ing .from a state grant, teachers and Mae Hart, 31, were killed in the staff at Kyger Creek Middle School debated. Areas which produce electricity and fossil fuel s, 9:02 p.m. collision. arc·working to prepare students for the such as Gallia and Meigs County, could be adversely A passenger in their vehicle, demands of a technology-driven Marjorie Hart, 4, was transported world. affected by the ratifi· to Jackson General Hospital in KCt,JS' initial goal in using money cation of the proposal, Governors ask Clmron for Ripley before being transferred to from Rising the Bar in the Middle and the Clinton time to s tudy s ta n d .n ds Charleston Area Medical CenterGrades, a federally-funded award Administration has CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) estimated that the - Weat VIrginia Gov. Cecil General Division. A hospital administered by the Ohio Department average homeowner Underwood and Ohio Gov. spokesman reported she was in · of Education, is to improve the passatisfactory and stable condition sage rate of students taking the flinth would see an George ~lnovlch have increase in energy lolned eight other governors Saturday morning. grade proficiency .examination. bills of $o/0 ' to $100 In - a•klng . . for .• lJ!e other driver, John Littl~. · ... A, Ultimately, studQQ!S who continue . more' time .to over the next 15 atudy proposed Millwil&l~ wa§ "t1<fwii by Heallliwith the increased tt'chblbal capability years if the treaty is fedaral pollution Net to St. Mary's Hospital in Hunt· the school will receive in the next few ratified. ingto.n. A hospital spokesman said years will be using computers, the standards and Representatives of poaelbly develop Little was in stable condition Sat· Internet and technology-generated many of the world's their own plar> to projects 'of their own to further their urday morning. developed nations cut emlaslcins. According to a spokesman for education, according to the prospectus At a ceremonl· met in Kyoto, Japan the · Flatrock Volunteer Fire prepared by KCMS' staff. al signing of a letin Decembe r for a Department, a truck, driven by Lit· "It's a completely new look at edu· ter to President Clinton, United Nations Underwood said Friday tie, went left of center and struck cation," teacher Gary Phillips he Framework Conven- does not oppose phasing In the couple's vehicle head-on. The explained. "We're not just entering the tion on Climate emlsalons cutbacks. fire department used the Amkus next tentury, we're kicking down the Change, and conRescue System to remove the coudoqr.' But he said Immediate structed the Kyoto cutbacks proposed by the The grant will pay up to $250,000 ple from the car. Climate Change Environmental Protection The Mason County Sheriffs for Its first year, $100,000 in the second and $25,000 for the third to initi· RAISING THE BAR Kyger er .. k Middle Schoolteacher Ga,Y Phillips, seatad ian, Treaty, which was Agency would create huge • Department is in.vestigating the dlecuaaed plana lor uu of the Ralalng the Bar In the Middle Gredea grant recently designed with the job losses In southern and collision, but did not release inforate apd complete the KCMS program, awarded to the echool with fellow taechars Cheryl Swain, standing, and Ruth Wardan. hope of reducing the midwestern states. Under· provsded the school takes steps toward . : mation Saturday morning. ' has said 11,000 West The hardware, according to the proposal, allows students to overall emissions of wood its goals by the end of each year, Phillips said. . The Flatrock spokesman said jobs would be at VIrginia greenhouse gases risk. Although the amount the schoo! receives for the first year will find new sources of information and communicate beyond GalMt. Flower Squad, Point Pleasant from those countries be determined by the state, teachers, staff and Principal Ron Pax- lia County. EMS and Jackson County EMS Underwood Insists north· Other goals, or what the staff calls indicators, include opening by at least five per- .aastern states have lobbied ton are looking for the installation of computers, CO-ROMs, assisted at the scene. Flatrock Continued on page A2 cent below 1990 lev- to get the EPA standards In Internet access, and in-school broadcast_ing and video equipment. responded with two trucks and 12 els, by the year 2012. place quickly. Those states men. American consid· aay much of their pollution The bodies were taken to Croweration of the treaty problems are caused by . Hussell Funeral Home. Arrange· nitrous oxide emissions lrom will begin on March · · ments will be announced later. and southern mlllwestern According to John Carey, R-Wellston, solution for local school districts, especial· 16. By Th~aa-5entlnel Staff atates. Volnovlch chief of staff POMEROY ~ Reactions by Meigs State Representative for the 94th House ly in light of the new unfunded mandates The U.S. has comto head tax campaign County's school district superintendents to District, new projected increases for fiscal from the state -such as full-time kinder- milled to reduce its emissions levels by seve n percent the revamped formula for funneling mo.ney year 1998-99 for Meigs County schools are garten. -difficult, because U.S. emission levels have actually COLUMBUS (AP) - Curt into Ohio's public schoolsa large part as follows: Eastern Local, 13.59 percent or Well said that his district will nol really increased since 1990, according to Ohio State UniversiSteiner is taking a leave of of which is targeted into specific programs · $397,020; Meigs Local, 13.10 percent of benefit from the extra $397,000 that has ty environmental economist Brent Sohngen. absence from his job as chief of remain mixed, and they agree that tho $1,094,251; and Southern Local, 6.71 or been promised, becau se these unfunded Carbon dioxide, the most common greenhouse gas, staff fot Gov. George Voinovich to new legislation's "attached strings" present $144,994. mandates require additional funds and is released into the atmosphere by the burning of fossil run the campaign to pass a oneproblems. As for how the "new" money will because he understands that even though fuels such as coal and oil. · cent sales tax increase for schools. House Bill 650 contains a new funding impact education in Meigs County the HB 697 will generate additional revenue "Ohio produces a lo~ of fossi l f~e ls becau se it proSteiner was handpicked by formula that raises basic aid to school dis· superintendents agreed that it will depend for the district, supplemental equity funds duces a lot of electricity, ' Sohngen said, "and the·state's Voinovich, who said" his leadership tricts by six percent in each of the next four on many things ··like reduction in current to poor districts like Eastern will no longer transportation relies heavily on automobiles and truckand expertise will be invaluable to years. allocations, including the phasing out of come in. ing, so higher gas prices would make it more costly for the success of the campaign." To help pay for that funding increase, equity funds to poor districts, and require"This hasn't fixed anything," Well said. people to drive to work, and Ohio's electricity producSteiner, 41 , Voinovich's chief of House Bill· 697 asks voters to approve a ments on how new money can be spent. "They're still going to have to go back to ers may lose their co mpeti tive edge if alternative fuel staff since August 1996, will take a penny hike in the state sales tax on the May EASTERN L~CAL . the loca l taxpayers to really fix the situa· sou rces, such as so.~ar and wind power, were subsidized leave of absence from his ballot. The $1.1 billion generated annually Eastern Local Supenntendent Deryl tion." and made cheaper. . . . . $106,204-a-year state job beginwould be divided between school funding Well said Friday that the promise of new Well compared the "new" money to Elcctnc compamcs statew1de, not JUSt m Southern ning next week to work for pasand property tax relief. funds through HB 697 does not offer a real Continued on page A2 Continued on page A5 sage of Issue 2 on the May 5 ballot. The school-finance tax proposal, Voinovich said, "is extremely important to the future of our state, · and white for the Cat in the Hat Day: Children in all grade _levwhich is why I want my chief of By JENNifER RICHTER Time•Sentlnel 51811 els tried to beat each other out by betng the best dressed. Smce staff to lead this campaign. RIO GRANDERio Grande Elementary studentsgrades it was Dr. Suess' birthday the children also spent time decoratDuring Steiner's 19-year career kindergarten through fifth grade learned that reading Can be a fun ing birthday cards that frlled the halls throughout the week. in government, he served as a top learning experience last week during their annual reading week. On Tuesday, the .children had to carry a book with them at adviser to Ohio House Speaker Jo The week's activities encouraged reading for Read Across all times. If the child was caught not carrying their book then Ann Davidson, R-Reynoldsburg, America, a na(ional campaign that tries to get !"~re students they were cited. . and two Ohio Senate presidents, interested in r~ading as an alternative to televiSion or other If by the end of the day less than 20 citations were issued, and was Voinovich 's communicanon-scholastic studies. . Principal Mike Perry said he would conduct his official duties tions director early in his adminisEach year, the school comes up wtth a theme for a full week from the top of the elementary school building for one hour the tration. that shows the children not only that reading is important but following day. that it also can be done in fun ways. Perry lost out on the deal and was forced to spend his This year's theme, in recognition of Dr. Suess' birthday, was Wednesday afternoon high above the students on the roof. based on that author's books. The. school's walls,_ classrooms Wednesday was wacky thanks to the theme Wacky Wednes· Today'a Gtimn--.Smtbtel and even the students celebrated the week by dr_essmg and dec- day. The teachers, staff and children sported their most com11 Sections • 91f Pages orating in Suess memorabilia such as the Cat tn the Hat hats, mon or uncommon clothes to look wackier than the other class.buttons from their favorite book, T-shins with the cat on them es. Calendars C2 and sweatshirts that did the same. The cafeteria even served Thursday was a day to relax and come as you are to school. ClassiOeds D4-7 READING PROGRAM - Carlos Carralea, a retired mill· green eggs and ham. The children wore pajamas, robes, sweat pants, T-shirts and tary officer from Rio Grande, reads to third graders at Rio Comics Insert Eaah day for two hours in the afternoon, a communit,Y flannels. Editorials A4 Grande Elementary School. In his spare time, Carrales leader, police officer, military person, younger students and The week concluded with a theme day. Each class had to makes specialized children's books. Along the River C1 many others from Gallia County read for an hour to the chil· pick a theme (rom their favorite Dr. Suess book; and, si~ce Obituaries AS dren. After a 15 minute reading in one class the visiting story- there are over 30, the classes were able to get extra creat1ve. correct themes received special recognition . Sports Bl-6 teller would move to the next room. Each class then wrote down what they thought the other class' "We had a real good time this week," said Perry. "We are real 0 \998 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. The students started off their reading week by wearing red theme was for the day. The class that guessed all or the most worn out but we had a real good time ." Program prepares students for·technology.cJrlven world . Mon.·Fri. 9 am·8 pm; S,t. 9 am·S pm Your Price....... • " Do we really need another plastic disposahle thing ·>" said Aisha lkramuddin. a rcseardl assDciiatc for the consumer organit.ation Mothers and Others ror a Livahlc Planet. The trunks cost about 78 cents each. Comparable disposahlc dia· pers cost about a quarter each. (6M) 992·6614 • (800) 837·1094 Sticker ......... $29,259.00 Discount .... ...... 3,028.n Rebate ........... 1,0000.00 Dealer Cash ........500.00 Invoice ........... 26,230.23 Dealer Markup .... $10.00 POMEROY - Ri ght w Life meeting Monday. 7:30 ;rt the Pomeroy Lihrary. tcr arc al~(l suhjct:t In cnminal felony prosecution. lows Kimhcrly-Ciarkrfor the investment firn1 Bear Steaf!!s. said the idea sounds appealing. 111 " We all put kids i~'}hc pool in the summer. and the pool"'kids can't get out because their diapers get so heavy:· she said. Environmental ai!j ivists don 't think they're a gond idea. 1997 GMC SAFARI AWD VAN POMEROY - Regular meeting Big Bend Farm Antique Cluh Man· day. 7: 30 p.m. at the Gran ge an nex at the Roc k Springs Fair Grounds. aid. joh tr"ining and mo:-.t fcdcn.d employment. Those failing to regis:. DOI'A'E O!ORS, INC. ·CHEVROLET ~ The Community Ca lendar IS pub·li shcd as a free service to non-profi t groups wi shmg to annount:c meet ing and special events. The calendar is not dc.;igncd to promote sales or fund rai se" of an y type. Items arc printed as spac e pcnnit s and c~mn ot he guaranteed to run :1 .'lpcCifll: num hcr of day, . FRIDAY HARRI SONV ILLE Harnsonvillc youth league. srgnup. Frid;ry. 6 to H p.m. Harr,onvillc Fire StatJ un. SATU ROAY PORTLAN D - Hymn sing Saturday. 7:30 p.m. at the Stiversvrllc Co rnmunr ty Chu rc h featurin g "Deli vered·· and ··crusader> ... Selective Service Registration Young men 25 and under arc required. hy law. to register with Selective Service. Although most men register when they arc I M. some fail to do so until they arc older. Some wait ton long. Selective Service is not authorized to an:cpt late registrations after a man reaches his 2hth hirth· day. Failure to register hct'l ~ rc turning 26 will cause a permanent forfeiture ol hcnchts such as federal student Inside Amusical menagerie' populace. The group conducts civil-military operations intended to foster 'the development of systems, programs and attitudes that will further Haiti 's development as a nation . Ziegler is an emergency medical supervisor nonnally assigned to the 61st Area Support Medical Battalion at Fon Hood near Killcan , Texas. He is the son of William D. and Marlis A. Ziegler of Georgetown, Minn. His wife, Carol, is the daughter of Raymond L. and Susan Oliver of Racine . The sergeant is a 1987 graduate of Moorhead High School, Minn . Army Recruiting Station in Athens . The program· gives young men and women the opportunity to delay entering acti~e duty for up to one year. ..., The enlistment gives the new solJay P. Fisher dier the option of learning a new Jay P. Fisher has joined the Unit- skill, travel, and becoming eligible ed States Army under the Delayed to receive as much as $40,000 Entry Program at the U.S. Anny toward a college education. Recruiting Station in Athens. After completion of basic trainThe program gives young men ing, soldiers receive advanced indiand women the opportunity to delay vidual training ·m their career speentering active duty for up to one cialty. year. A student at Meigs High School, TI1e enlistment gives the new sol- Halfhill will report to Fort Leonard dier the option of learning a new Wood in Waynesville , Mo .. for basic . skill, travel. and becoming eligible training. in June. to receive as much as $40,000 He is the son of Lawrence E. and toward a college education. Sandra F. Halfhill of Rutland . · After completion of basic training. soldiers receive advanced indiPaul M. Ziegler vidual training in their career speAnny Staff Sgt. Paul M. Ziegler cialty. has departed to the Republic of Haiti By enlisting. the recruit qualifies on ·a rotational training deployment . to receive a $2.000 bonus. as 11 memher of the U.S. Support A student at Meigs High School. Group Haiti . Fisher will report to Fort Jackson in The deployed training units arc Columhra. S.C. for basic training in engineers who help rehuild roads. June . schools. orphanages and work He is the son of Bessie M. and around out l:amps~ and scouh who James P. Fisher of Middleport. provide security and conduct mi ssion readiness . Through various Nathan E. Hallbill mission cxcn.:ises:' unit members Nathan E. Halfllill has joined the conduct and provide humanitarian United States Army under the and civic assisiJncc projects to Delayed Entry Program at the U.S. improve conditions for the Haitian Toddlers have new choice in swimwear - disposable trunks NEW YORK (A P) - Swimming toddlers have long been hampered by heavy diapers . But now they will have a little more freedom in the poo l, thanks to disposable sw im pants. Kimberly-Clark Corp .. ll)akcr of the leading disposable diaper. is introducing Huggies Little Swim- the River Superintendents react to revamped school funding formula 'Reading Week' teaches Rio children that reading is fun Good Morning ,, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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