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N.ATI ....................4 12 0 . 2~0 283 460 CLE ELAND ................. ... 2 14 0 .12! l17 437 ODOT invites dissidents back into fold . · !'4 ' Tonipt's games . 1 . Wedoesday'_s games . ' ..;: .. ,• -. ........... .• · members . of the Sqperribcius,lighways.lnd the pmha of the eye . Forest Council, to the potential to they claimed \vas · ~on .in popOoed proceeding With Route 33, while Ill ,widen the road from two to four lanes..: Celona said .Alternative No: 4 is the same tim~ the committee w~&sup­ fav~ by ODOT. II is 14.16 miles • posed to be reviewing the project. • At the lime he resigned, For8n said long and wOiild cost an eatimlllcd the "funds have been so irrevocably $90.9 million for sa two-lane super committed .by 0001' 11)11 the (Oii· highway. The most expensive esti· , ' HoldM 46-N In the Sugar Bowl In N- zens Allvisory Committee) cannot mate is for Alternative 3, II $108.9 , ' · ' conceivably have arly meaningful million. photo) Detalts•.Pagd Bl. · . .. 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' !' f~ ,, ,, '-i ' I' R ' . :e " www.deere.com ,..- " •.· V· . '. ' I .K. E '· . ' .• • •' ·$80DFF " ' ' Now$419 ! 99·594A· H/B ' ·j· . . ~ ' JA60 Walltllehind Mower · · • 6 hp,,• 2I-inch cast· · aluminum ~eck • ". . ·. ' . , t Beegl.e announc~s:"bl·a :ror :sheriff;s ·seat o . ' ' ' • RACINE ...,.. Robert E. Beegle, Racin,e, announced Tuesday hi& candidacy for the Republican nomination 'for Meif!$ County sheriff..· Beegle retired laSt month as a full-time deputy, with more than.31 years of service. He begail his law enforcement career under then-Sheriff Robert c. Hartcnbach and laaer served as chief deputy sheriff ul)dcr Jame5 Proffitt and James Soulsby. Bcegle.il a Meigs COOnty native and a 1958 graduate · of Racine High .School. He later received a master's ,de&!;ee In educatioR with course work 111 . Ohio. Univttsity, atld reccndy r-etired as principal, at Sy.racl.se Elementary SChool with 41 yeluS of service: • .. ' • · · He is a member of the Mid!lle'por\-Pomeroy Rolary Oub, member. and past president of Pome1py· Racine Masonic Lodge, former mem· ~r and past mis~r of Racine Cirange, member of • Automatic tronsmission .. ~· . ·'' .. lj. '• . I/, . . ' wh0 •. ""Th' ' . ~1 Florida State UnlverlltY coach. Bobby. Bowcltn hold $61 Per Mad* Save S250 - ATHENS - Four members of the . input in the 'higllway selection Route 33 Citizens Advisory Commit· Process." -: tee who walked out .()f a Dec. 13 At Monday's meeting at the Ohio meeting in Pomeroy and resi~ University Inn in Athens, committee were invited.back into the fold \ membeli stressed the neal for inpul 'By a unanimous vote Monday, .the .from all factions. remaining committee members, with . ·~We miss the inpu! from thC envi· . ·support from David Celona, Ohio ronmentalists," said .' Steve Stolj of Department of Transportation chief of Pomeroy. "I am pro-road, but I want staff, asked that the diSsidents return. to hear the Olher side." Those who walked our were 1im Foran·said Tuesday he will consid· Foran, Matt Peters, Sue ZIDo and er returning, but only if the group will Todd Acheson. Th~y resigned for · seriously consider the various altema,what they termed "a fundamentally dves for the highway project. flawed" planning process. • He said Monday's vote might be a · The Stw. Transportalion ReView show of good faith,. but he could ncit Advisory Council established lhe ·say if he will return until he kn<:tws advisory C!)mmittee in August in more about the committee's stance. response to. public criticism · of the Celona said the committee will meet ln four weeks to study its find· · proposed alignment. The committee was to review all ings before presenting them to the · ·~lisonable alternatives" to I~ pro- TRAC. 0001' has hired a consultant posed construction as required ·by the firm to make recommendations. National Environmental Policy Act. He said, ''Thill body is not a failure . · The. resigni~g members, however, becauSe some peopl~ ha~ left." have ~d that since July, ODOT has At the opening of tile meeting, 1im . cOntinued to spend more thlll\ $1 mil- . Hill of Ol)()l's Office of Environ· ·. lion on its .,eferred alignment for a mental ScrVi<:el. praentecf an hournew 1'Qad between Athen5 and Dar· . long !e'li~w of .fiiidiqp l!ld rec:om- . thus far. · .win. This is miUion spentprio{_to .. · Atlanta at Buffalo, 1 p.m Momreal at Washington, 7 p m Bo1ton at N Y. I• landers, 7.30 p.m. Ottawa 111 Carolina, ?:30 p.m. Pboenix at' Detroit, 7:30p.m. Los A~ge leut St. Loui s, 8 p.m. . ·. ~- ' St Louis_,5, ~ - Y. Rangers 2 Toronto 6. Buffalo 2 Dallas 4, Los Angeles I .Edman10n 2, Colorado 2 · ti~ Toronto al N.Y:'Rangers, 7:30p.m. New Jersey at Pittsburgh, 7:30p.m. Nashville at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Calgary at Colorado, 9 p.m. · San Jose lit EdmOnton, 9 p.m, Tampa Bay at Vancouver, 10 p.m. · F'lorida. at A~im. 1~ : 30 p.m. .· ' 1' Monday's scores New Jersey 4, Ottawa 3-0T Pit~ ...........................6 10 0 .37! 317 )20 . 0a; Ceam:6~, ROIC· ulman5~8 Coastal Carolina 91 , Newberry 4~ Coftpin St~ ~· Dcl,ware St. ·60 · De: taSt 86, Touga 00~2 ~ 79, Mlf')'lutd 61 nvrida ~I . Wis.·Green Bay 47 Automatic tronsmis5ion ROUTE33CONNECfOR • ... I Single Copy. 35 Cents rarlnr Divi'lon ' • San· Jo~e .................. 20 19. 4 3 47 .121 108 PhOf=ni• .................. 21 1.1 4 0 46 11 9 102 Dollus ................ ,.... 20 I ~· 5 I ~6 97 92 LosAngeleL.,........ 11 15 6 2 42 Jl7 Ill ,&;naheim .................I S 11 4: I 41 J% 94 Overtime losses count as a loslt and a regulation ue. · I .\B 229 .\36 309 284 .................... r: .........:..................... 'f . . . . .. ····""""'" ..... ·. Wettem Di~lsion . li·Seattle ..............................9 1 0 .S63 338 298 KaosasCity .... .................:.9 1 o .563 390 m Athen• 70, Pl. PleuantW.V..l9 · • 5aJl~ ' ............. ,........... .8 8 0 .SOC 26~ 316 Beallsville ~1 : Suahsvil~ ShetJan:dOab ~ ~ •Jt~ .. ... ...................... ... & 8 0 ,SOD 390 329 Be11iVIJI:! 64. 8\Wyrua.SI - ' ....,,(·' , ~................................610 0 .315 314 31 8 Belmont Union 53, Martins feny 47 · .. · ... · .. ~ ~ -•· Q Botkin• ~~.Miami E. !I ..... : . "'". N •"'rONAL CONFEREN.CE Cadiz Harrison Cent. 56, Bamclville 26 '• J'U • Campbell .S l •.Yciu.. Wilson 4S.OT · Euttm Di•llion . Cedarville 42, Yellow Spriag1 29 · ·. ·' , Ilia · "-!.~,- , · .W. L I fiL ft. fA ChesapeakeS8,·FruklinFuuceGrecnS4 ¥1 x~W~101\ ................... 10 6 0 .625 443 377 Cin. Hills 'Christ.Acodo,.y77,Undmast<CIIDI4, k~ 8 8 0 .SOC 3~2 l76 35 -. .• , -~--~-)·l,-/1.... -i~ ,.,\.y" ... ot.~-: ~~ 7 9 o_.438 299 358 · Cin. Nonb College Hi1166, )..,lim.;. )7 ·w ~01 .,.. ,....:.....................6 10 0 .37! 24! 382 Cln. Pur.... IWai.an4~ Bar~~~vta-;;-Jo:. '""" . . .Philadc . ~a ................,....... 5 u o .3\3, 272 357 ...' "' ,y ,,,, .,.,." • t""-"' ... (tl ,. Cin. Seven 'lls37,St. -Bem•d31 .. • · • . · ~ (A 101 bloo Cin . Sunvnit Co~~ Day !2, ~in. 'country X:~· ~a~ ..~;.: .....~~~ .. 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Dliiaois ..... :.... :....................... ,\S.3 ~ - 20 ~ wi, ·' yctle .. · ~wJerse)' .......................,. .. l2 18 .400 •. 811. 20.~~·...... :...................... 11-1 t>· ~3l~ \11~• • ·;y.t-~··"· .. ., SOuth Washin gton .................... ..... II 20 .355 10. . ~ 4i .:~r·ww; ·~·} ·· · · l2-~~-16 ~ ~·· ....,N '~~'·"·' ~ . '21. Tll.u .. ~ ............. .................. U-1 -.~,3 J · ~~- '""Ala~ St. 12, MVSU 61 . Central Dl"lsion · 23. DePttul .............................. ~l - • 21j; 2-l ~ · 1t~-Pioc Bluff 55, Alabama A&M" Phtladelphta ........................ . 18 ....,.. , Ohio H.S. girls' scores Clolioa67.~1111fieldss ~-87 ,·. FarWest ', Ade!Jihi83.Concordi.;N.Y. 60 Biri&hamlon 87. Millmvill~ 45 B ..., C lie 66 H I C o1 4l u:'.wn60~~j,~,J' ·' ''• ' South~.... .. scores •. Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio ta£.· ~ ·lndillllapolis ......... :........ , l3 3 0-.81 3 George Washib&ton 8lyAf'kb!MII 71 .. , y-Buffalo ..... :.................... 11 5 0 .688 ,Henderson St. 72: MollCYallo 66 · Oklahoma ~1. 17, Texas A.&.M·Corpus Chri1ti 40 ·y:·Miami ..............................9 1 0 .563 N.Y. Jets ..................... \....... 8, 8 0 .SOO Rice 60,~Te~~oas A&M !i7 . New Enjlond ......................8 8 0 .SOC SE Mi ssouri 80, Ark.·Little ROck 78-0T . •' Teus WesleyWJ74, Ouachita 12·0T Central DI~Won Trin~ty. Tex.:~s ~. Rhodes 48 x·Jacboovine ........ - ...... L. I4 2 .875 Boise St. 67. Portland 55 . Montana St. IQ1, Rocky Moontai.h 71 .o- Pcpperdinc 8~. Lehidl38 . . • San Fraocisc:o 7S, Wi.._-Greeli Bay..48 San Jose St. 71 , Nm ~ Dan'l( : Calif. 64 WyomiD8 89, Idaho St. 8J ,.l. . ·· ..... · ~! I,Q6Qm·;,,...nto · ~~· .... 1101 ;··'""""''" ' . ...J~ Football NFL standings .. • Southwest · Hometown New11paper -·- Cen1enary 59, SW Texas 56 OklaHoma 67, Ln.mar 6:\ · TCU l.\4, Nonh 'reJi as 91 Tcxns'Tec-h 82, Prl\lrie View 61 ~ua·Pan )Americnn Rke 62 5 6 7 9 - r n: 1,420 1.374 l,307 Meip ·co~ty's ,, .,. . 1 l\1jdwest ... .. .' 1 Chica_Jo St 74, W.· UliQOis 61 De1ro116S. E: Kentucky Sl Drake 64. Ill-Chicago 60 • Loyola. Ill. 69. Oaklnnd, Mich. 60 · 11. . Purd~ 95, J'f{urro'y St. !i7 \i. * UMKC 63. ValpnralsoA9 Wrip Sl. 61t l'ennme<: St. 5.1 2. ConDetticul (5) .........................9·1 1,661 '. 1 2 · · , 1. CINCINNATI o> ................. 12·1 1.•1z ., . 3, ., women s 4. Aubum ................................ ,... J-2· 1 1,48:.: 4 2 0 3·l0 ~· Lui 9 0,· 6 0 .6 Atlantu: DlvliiOn Portlaiid at Toronto, 7 p:m. · New Jersey ar Indiana, 1 p.m. Boston at New York. 7:30p.m. VanCouver vs. Miami, 7:JO p.m. S ~~enment o at CLEVELAND, 7: JO p.m. · Atlanti:l at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Snn Antonio at ·Minnesotll. '8 p.rq .. Sea11le at Houlton, 8:.' 0 p.m. C1111rlone ot Phoenix. 9 p.m, DallllS at Denver, 9 p.m. · L.A. L.akers at L.A. Cli ppers. 10:30 p.m. -PageB1 .. al Volume 50, Number 147 ·NIJL standings 1 rum W:L· & wm 1. staoforo (62) .........,................ u.o 1,738 1 NCAA Division I 22 10 EASTERN CONFEREN€E Tonight's games e Hockey 1 1 66 Souihern (1•1) ~~i Sea,_; Alabama A&M 73, Att..•Pirte Bluff 57 Alobama St. 64. MVSU S9 • . Alcorn St. 97, Grambling St. 71 •4 Appalachian S1. 82. 1be 01adel 48' Coli. of Charleston 70, ETS U 53 Coppin St. 77. Delawlre St 73-20T Floridii A&M 68 Md.·Eastetn Shore 55 Gewje Mason 69. l!Pnell 58 Qeoraia Southe~urman 77 HIUtlJMon 82, N. CarolioaA&T 7Y Jacbonville St. 82, Jacksonville 73 . · Louisville 81, Tul~U"~C 70 ' Memphis 76, Arkansu Ji New Orleans 62, McNeese St. 60 Old Dominion 82, Georze Wruhing10 n 7.5 S. Carolina St. 84, Norfolk St. 79. SE Covisiana 66, Loyola. NO 42 · South Aorida 91, Morg11n St. :B Southern U. 65 , Jackson St. 56 Te~Wo.· ~·brtin 64, Butler ~ 2 ~;r~oJinp 15. ~attanooga ~8 . 'The top 25 teatns in TheAnocinted Press' men's college basketball poll. with first-place votes in parenth<-Jts. records through Jan. 2, total points based on 25 poi}lls !Or a fint·place vote through one poim for a 25th-Place vote and ~ious rltnkift~: · l Kaltda 51, Crestview 49 Monday's regular-~~eason finale Keftlon Ridae 74, SpriDJ. S. 65 Alllllll l4. San Francisco 29 Wayette Aik':n E. 49, Wa)'GeSfield 43 . Lot.wood·.S Sbctidon 39 . • New Orleans fj6, SE Loui.liau 56 Usbon Local ! I, \'... Oioney 37 Noriolk. St j6, S. C.-ollftl Sl. 48 Lopn 54, Vlacent w..... ~3 Nonh Georgia 80 Berry 64 Mutua Uescwood !!i9J. Roolilown 48 Nonhweslei'D St. 73 MtNccae St 58 Mlri1 Sltln MlriM 6L. LCC 49 ' Oakland, Mi ch. 80, Morehe.dSt. 71 Mllietta 62. Cbeshire Riv-er Val. 44 Ohio Wesleyan 76. Thomai More 60 Metamora E~ 56, Hilltop 47 Rollins 7!i, WiQpte 58 Moploro 50; ....Reid 47 • EASTERN CONFERENCE .Tenftl:!ssee 113. Old Dominion SS . N. L<wilblq Triad !8. S!ri"'- N........., 40 Atlahllc Dlvlston • Tulane 91 , Southena Miss. New C•lisle Tecunuch Sl, Fairborn 37 lUo. .!!: I. I BI Do. lif liA ' · Virginia 83, Geargla Tech 70 New Phil. TuJCanw• Ouh . .f'. Strubut& 29 ' NeW :ersey ........ ~ ... 22 12 !i 2 51 '116 96 r Waite F;om t 64, Aoridi St. 59 . Ohio Val. a.Htian 66, Racine: Soulhern 55 Philadelpl}ia............ 22- II 6 . I 51 121 • 89, Peden City, W.Va. 41, New Matamoru Frontier Piusburah ............... l7 17 3 5 42 123 107 44 . ,. N.Y. Rangen ......... 12 19 7 3 34 95 Il l Midwest' Peninsula Woodridge 64, Oureti.svillt 40 N.Y. lslanders ........... 9 22 5 0 23 14 11:5• Auguscana.S.D. 93. Mqmingskle 60 ' Raverina Southeast SO, Windham 45 .; . Baldwin·Wallace'81, Case Reserve 63 Raylaad Buckeye Local 46, M~:~adowbrook 43 Nvrtheast Divlslon Capital 86; WitteRs 72 Rced$ville Eulem 74, South Oallia 61 ~ nt. Missouri 18, Pittsbu.rl St. SJ Tnf9 nto .................. 2.4 · 12 4 2 5~ t 22 Rock Hi1166. McDemon Nonhwest 63. Empol'ia ,St. 74 Mis50Uri Wntera 42 Ouawa .................... l9 13 6 2 46 \OJ Roc kford Park.way ~11. ~th A,da ms 50.01' EvnrtSv ille 72, Indiana St. 65 · Buffalo : ...... 16 18 5 I J8 99 Salem 49., Beloit West Bn.nch 46 Gmt'e 56, Indiana Tech 51 , Bmtoo .................. D 16 10 2 38 97 Shndyside 6.5. Woodsfield Monre Cent.28 Hen~ri" 79, Southweitem, Texas 64 Montreal ...,.~ .... 12 ~ I 5 I • 30 84 Springboro 73, Middletown Fenwick ~ I Hillsdale 78. St. Joseph 's, Ind. 69 · St. Ausustinc 49 Cle. Lutheran West 4!i . lnd.·Pur.·lndpls. 101, Clevelaad St. 72 Southeast DMslon St Oairsville ~9. lkllaire 47 Mioo,.l>uiuth 74, Bemidji St. 57 rlorida .'...., ......... _,_,2 1 IJ ~ -. 3 48 115' 9! Tol. Maumee ,Val . ~7 . Emmanuael49 MiMI St. 8 ~ : Huron '74 Caroli na .................. rs 16 7 0 .'\7 94 102 . ToiedOCh,-isdan 61 .·0reaon Snilch 48 Missoo ri·Rtlila 84. Mlisouri Soothem 68 Was h inJ ton ~ ........ :. 1 ~ 16 7 1 .\4 88 10 \ "\ TOfonto 44. Steubenville: Ca th. Cent. 31 . Nonh 'onkola IOJ. Nebrash.QmaOO 12 Tnmpa Bl\y ... ~., ...... IO 21 5 :'\ 28 \00 128 .~n Cham~on 6'2. Newlon 'Falls .50 Northern S1., S.D. 87. Minn.-CrookstoiiA3 Atlant.rt ...................... 8 25 4 ·' 23 82 US Walerford 36. 8elpre 3~ • ' Peru 51. 67, Hastin&l ~0 Welhburg 8Jook 51 , Richmund Ed iJon 54 S. Dak01a St. 80, S011th Oak'* 76 · . ~ESTERN .CONFERENCE . WellsVill~ 62. Lisbon Dnvid Anderson '47 SW Minfltltota.75 , Winona St. 69 ~ '" Central Dh·ision You. Mooney 5. 1 , WIU'ren Ketlnc:dy 40 SW MiJSouri Sc. 64. Wichita St.' 54. . ,• You. Ra~n 70. Mathews ~8 ' St; Francis, Ind. 90, 5paldi1J1-$'), St. l}lomn$, Minn. §6. .St. Olaf ~t ~-· 1 St. Loui s ............... 23 II S 0 51 11 8 .8..., . Sterling 71, Miuowi 8aprist58 ~;:. 1. 1 NMhville ....,.......... I~ 10 5 2 l~ 101 114 Trumaa St. 63, WashbumliO :< .,..I Chicawo .................. l'l 22 6 2 .~0 · 106 121Valparaiso 66. UMKC 65 W. Illinois 66 r thkago St. 50 "' '· Northwesl Oi,·lslon Wayne. Neb. S9. Concordia. StP. .58 Colorndo ................. l8 16 5 1 r 42 108 Wi.s ·CHhkosh 8S, Beloit 36 Edn>ontoo .... ,, ....,.... n 17"10 ~ 41 102 II<' Wi J:-WtUtcwatel' 6..'\, ChicaiO 46 ... AMERICAN CONFERENCE . ..\ Cal gary .. :................. l7· 17 51 1. 40 91 109. ......_ __.~ Eastern 01..-lston Vanl.'ouvtr ............ ,12 IS ,; 7 J , J4 95 Ill • • • ·- ' . ... Hebroo !Mewood .... Shoridoo ) 9 South AP Top 25 men's ~II 24 0 · 1· 1 lJ I .. I ·~ ' 12 0 2-3 8 0 . 2-5 4 0 1- 1 3 6 Tessn~ Hnggerty . .. ... 4 Alyssa Zirille ..... ...:.... .J Va lerie: Taylor.... .... .. ....... 1 l au ra Pollard ...... ,: ........... L ... I Courtney Gooch ......................! · .c . ..... 14 .m . Wednesday's gantes !lwu:W: Wall 11 'h 12 0 .2~ l9S 4!53 New Orte.........................3 n o .188 28l •34 X· WOD divilion title ~. • t ..quahfted for playoffs Hw- 6!. You. l.ibeny • 3 Browa 55, Holy Cum 5J Connecticu1 83, Sacred Heort·S6 Navy72, UMB C~ l . Rider 83, Canisius 69 I St. John 's 82, Pittsburgh ~8 Wqner 71 . Albany: N.Y. 66 10 ~ S.nFra~Kill.'! o .,;.~ ................ ~ Hlllllibol RiV<r 70, Coldwell n East Bosrol:l 10.5, CI..£VELAND 98 Wa5hinaton 99, Golden S1a1e 87 .Philadelphia -124. Milwaukee 120--0T Oetroit 1111. Orlando 106 Ponland 18, Chicqo 6~ Utah 109 1 lle'n~ 89 E[ & 5-5 22 4---5 2-S 6 0 ~ 61 14 Mond~y'.s Rores . . 0 0 1-2 -'17 14 .48Z . 20 .3) 3 21 .JOO 29 .207 s"'"""""' ........................... South G~Uia Rebell (1...1) Staey Wh,ite ...................... :.. .I·S . Rac~e1Wau_&h ....................1· 1J AngJe·Johnson............. ."!....... 2-2 Holl y ~;&a n ~ ...................... 3-6 Ashley Canlweil.. ......... ........l-4 Tanya Haner ......................... 2·4 Candice Mooney ..................0..1 Tracy Che ney .......................0.1 Steph:mie Evanich .......... :..0.1 I Ponlond ............................. 23 7 .167 11 10 .630 Pho!elli.a ............. .'.....~ ............. l8 II .621 Satd0 ................................... 18 12 .600 I L.A Cllppen ..........................9 20 .3 10 Go!~ Sta~e ........................... 6 24 .200 . Fouh : 16. ThUll FGs: 22-SO(441ii). . men's scores .617 w....... - I · ' .&slim downs Meigs 54-42 ·Family Medicine: Examining canceF; Page A5 x-st l....ouis .....•................•. ll ) 0 .Ill !126 lAl c.rou.............., ...... ,.........8 8 o .sea 421 J81 "'tlarua ._,; ............. ,........... !! II 0 .3 13 215 310 Fo)'OIIOY!IIo 75, ~"-'· ' , Fredericlaowll6l, .......~....... 3' Gllllpo8o 85, J..UO. O..Way ~ . Ntwc.omentowa 38 NCAA Division I {il .m 10 Paclftc Di"lakln · L.A. Lal<m .......................... 2! ! £I & . Z$1. :I.a. flam 10 u.... ............, ....................... l9 Eastern 74, Soulh GaUia 61 Eut~m ' W L fss. ... ~ Sports COmmission approves budget, Page A3 Our V&eW: So long, Charlie Brown, Page A4 Tccf y: Cloudy High: 308; Low: 2o. Basketball ......_, 1, 2000 posts I '- ' ' •·,• ;\ ' , Nicodemus files-for court clerk. ' REEDSVILLE - Betsy- Herald Nicodemus, Rc:odsville, is announcing her intention to seck the Democratic Party nominllion for Meigs County Oerk of Courts. ' · · She is a 1982 .gradual~; of Meigs · High School and has resided in Meigs County a total of 32 years. , She has also lived in Bradley, Ill., and Piketon. She attended ~bury Col· lege_in Wilmore, Ky.. and received an associalo's degree from Hocking Col· lege. , Her ·parenfs are Mary Jane Talbott ofTu~rs Plains, aad Frank Herald Jr. of Middleport. . She considers h,!lrself a "people per· son" and views the clerk of courts office as an opportunity to serve ·the lhe ' ~ ~li't_· Catholic spent half my life· in service to the ~idents of aturdt, served 14 years on Meip County as a full-time deputy sheriff. I have 'the M,igl County Board of been involved in almost all aspects of the opera· ~lb. was a former mem: tion of the sheriff's office (civil, as well as the ber arid ot!icer of the Racine . criminal part). · Fire Department and a found· · "I hold the office of sheriff in high regard and ing member of the Racine I unde1111nd its importance and place in our ' liiilcaFICY Squad, and a 19- demOcratic form of govemmen~" he continued. .year rneinber of Racine· Vii· "I iun interes.led in Meigs County- it's my home IIIF Council. - ,and its residents. I am running for the position ' ~e cited the follow~ng of county slleriff- not running againsl'anyone!" \k. ~rna that he · would Beegle is married10 .the former Jane Gilmore '· , ~d~!, if electdd• sheriff: • Taylot and they have three adult children: Kim, ·supervision o( employees IIIII would, impove director of communications for the Republican cfficiencj, morale, and develop an altitude of National Committee; Kelly, ope..-ions. manager being of belp and assiatance to .the.reSidents; and for Toyota West; and Kerri, graphics de~ent prudent spending of the ~nl budget. for the.Mansfield News J<;>Umal and Marion Star "I want to be your sheriff;'' BcCgle said. "I've·· newspapers: • CoUins, · . ·(' Cammarata· · ' . Good ~. ' Afternoon! · .< • Today's · . . ' · taxpayeJS of'. Meip Counly., She .believes that .prompt and cour· · teous service is the key . to ·any sue- · cessful office, whelber it is a aovemmcnl . ljiCncy or a private · sector business. · ~Nicodemue If elected, si!C:: intends ,to .arran~ ·: the scheduling to allow ·for ope'n hou11 ~· more convenient to those needing ti.:: · visit t.he title office. . · : .: She resides near Reedsville with her: husband, Roger; and their 4-year-old :· ~ughler, Mallory. ' J . ' . . ' ~··' •:h~ 1999: YEAR IN REVIEW . ·BOnd issue for 3 new schools approved/ ' . . . . . ~ ' . - ' . .. NO\TFjMBER . ~ :: ' Nov. 2 ~Mary Lynd is nominal· · : RAONE -· ·Bob tomns ~ Ron · ' Oct.17-SacredHeartCalholic ed for Poetofthe ,Yearby the Inter· : looking .blck 1!1 the MWI ot . Hoeflich;.dic~ at his home. He was , <ltnn!arua were rwl~ as presi· l Scdlon -lZ ..... 1111.) ' ' " · perhape best known as writer of the . Church celebrates Jubilee Mass. · aatiQrlal Society of Poets and trav· ,. dent and vioe .presidcd~ ~ely, popular "Bcatof the Bend" column. . Oct.. 19 -. Old Sugar Run eledJO.Wuhington D.C., whet'll she of the Southern Local Board of Edu· '' · , SEPrEMBER SCpt. 28 County Commis· Schoo! • Buildi. n g in Pomeroy ' is was initiated into 1the Society of .. Qlendar i;8fjon during that ' group's annual · Sept.' 3. - Law enforcement sion~rs set mee~ng to di~cuss, Sal.• demolished. . Pocls as an International Poet of , '9rpnizallonal meeting Monday CIIMifteds B3:f agencies ·report peisistcnt drought urdily courthouse hours. . Oct. 21 Meigs County Route Merit: · ' . night . . ' B5 .Comlq is assisting office(S in war on drup · · · / · · 3:1 Corridor Campaign Committee Nov. 3. Meigs Local voters : · The board also appointed bolrd Editorials by making it tuier for spotteri t() OCI'OBER forms to support construction of approve ·3.95 mill bond/levy issue : Rllllllbor Dqug Utile to serve as lea- · find marijuana plants. .. , Oct. 3-~ Probe of possible voter U.S, 33 from Athens to Darwin. for construclion of three new · ' .U . i_aWM liaison to the. Ohio Sdlool · ' · Sept. 5 Judge .Fred W. Crow fraud in Lebanon and Letart lo. w n· Oct. 22 ....:... United Fund kicks off schools in the district. . :' , Belrd Association. . ui:a, 6 · .Ill asks proseculoJS -to provide a shipe is launched due lo large num. ils 2000 furKI-raising camf!aign. Nov. 4 .;_Nine people arr~tCd in .: ~ 1hc boird appOTCCI 'the pwthre A3 :, 1 detailed, videotaped inventory of ber of abiienhl& billota in those two .. Oct. 24 Po!fleroy'a St$;YC .'raids of suspected Pomeroy area : of,tllw rd!Qol bu{for $$6, U¥)1'nlm .JOOCII aelzecl ftolll" Fred ~<ldy. ._ prec;lncts. No actlon folloWs. Story named Melp CountY.'• 1999 drujl houses w.ere indicted by the · DINBul._,~ ... Tho . . Ch1rlea W. Oovey il named to . Oct. 5' Work 'be&inil. oh Penon .of lhe Year; ·.. · pd jury. . . ·. : bull Will m ' 19( .~ Tltonla liQdy on replace Robert 'L. Wingett as pub·. Pomeroy street pavinJ projects: Oct. 25 Construction pn Nov. S Rose Arin Jenkins : a FRIPI!iller ~-. . . ., Usher of .Ohio Valley ~ Publishing The.' co'n~uitlng firm · ' of Southern Elementary Scllool begins kllled ld an auto accident in Suttoil. ; '11le bolrclallll ~ a l'tiiOiuCQmpany newsJIIIpelll. • McCormick, TaylOr&, Alloclates is . 'with worke111 · from Anco Minin~ Township. ; tkitl wlina for a brick procumnent • ·Sept. 8 -" Mel.,. County · Com· .Ricked to s'tudy .work done 10 far on · ·co., Belmont, atartina work on ..: Nov. 8 Plana ·are announoed ; bid ~·• for the ~lemcnlai)o dchool missionen endolse creation of a u.s. 33 ffOIIJ Athena to DIIWin. ' nqw ptll'kiilalot, ~y FeCney-Bcnnett Post 128, Ameri· ~. . btlildlnl project. ' . ,M eip Coun~y &roup to :promote . Oct •. 6 ·- Ground ia offi~ially Ocf. 26 ...., Area lawmen claim · can Lc&lon, for restoring . t!'e all· ::, Ia J1C!1IIIIMI 11111!111. the ~ 1 , , conatruction of U.S. ,. 33 from b(Qken on the Southern l!le!llllltary auticcsa in ·ahuttina ,down two ' wm memorial in Middleport. ., K -1 di¥JUijnlllonofA1111alip . Athens to O..Win,. · ' ' · · • School Pfojectln Racine. . -Pomeroy..area dru&hoilles. N(lv. 10- Public hcsrin1 held -· • Eptuollball Olllldt. · . • · Sept. ,11 - Laraine LawiQII 01:1. 11-CounttCon\mission.' · Slate Development Director C. fordesip ·inputon theplinned new · tlllelinp Will b6 Wei "'e o l999oltj, v.ut1 !'I Ill '~• tb: n~ , 111911 Rldne Pall Featlval era conaider offenng additional Lee Jo.hnaOn tou11 Meip industrial · 1 fe)UIIh of . . ~ 1P.rli:t t '------;;;....;.':..·;·' -...1 Queen. . .. ' ' TueSday cvenin&houllllit the c:our- sites. • PI 18M- Rft1e•, Plige 3 . .~ ~ the hip school In ~no. , · . ·Sentbtel ,· note: The following, Sept. 17- Long-time columnist thouse in an·cff<irt to serve working '- .._. laet In e lhrefopart Mrl" ' · and newspaper editor Robert .K. citizens. . , , .(EdHOI'.. ··- J.oltcril' ,. ' 'l ' ' 1/ . . 1 •' \t '' '. . 0 . :f .J ~· -· - ,• •.,•• . -....~ ' ,. �-,..,.r • ...... , •.~ • . • • • • . Emcrpncy Heiting Energy Assistance Propam applications continue to be accepted throuaJI Mardi 31. The federally funded program offers healing ..Jstance once per heating season ' on an emergency basis for eligible householda whose1leal·related utililiea are discon. neeted, threatened with disconnection or • bulk fuel supply is less than 10 days. The regula~ HEAP program also offers • heatin&·assistance once per heating season to low-income householda by defraying the . high C08l of ~me heating. The application , deadli11e for regular HEAP is March 31. The income guidelines for both ~grams . BUCKEYE BRIEFS • Tlu JlfUI'QUy ftuul«l JIITIIIDIH offers Moting usisttrnce once per ltltlling sttiSOII ott lilt ,.,.. gency basis for tlliible house· hoiiJs whose luat-nlllled lllililies an disconnecied; · tltnatened witlt disconnection · or bulk:ftul supply·l$less than · 10 d4ys. -~.;._-__;,. _ _ _ _, 1' I ·· William Righthouse . TODAY'S ·HEADLINES IN BRIEF • , es;" '• ' Strickland, a Deii!OCrat; stewed over the mailing for a couple weeks, then responded Tuesday with a curt !crier accusing the sponsoring group · of inaccuracies and scare tactics. He also offered to debate the issue during a seniors' forum in Sybene, Ohio. "If these people want 10 try 10 damage me politically on this issue, then I say go 10 jt," Strickland said from Portsmouth, Ohio. John Powell, chief operating offi· cer and vice president of government relations for The Seniors Coalition, which distributed the~poSICatd, said debating the congressm,an "may be an option." J: . The ·mailing into Strickland's district was part of a larger 'mobilization against President Ointon 's proposal to add an optional prescription drug . benefit to Medicare. "It's the wrong way to go," Powell said. "I would question thqse members of Congress who ha've . looked at this very carefully and sti!l support it." •''' l • • . LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF . Power outage .reported . .. . ; • • • DHS bans employees ·rrom being In ads ... ·. ' ,, ·"r' • ' .· ·~ " .. •· a da1· . "It's not somethmg. that he wants 'to happen," he said. "We're reviewing our policy on this to See that it doesn't happen in the future. Public . . employees aren '.t celebrity spokespeople." . On Monday, Jacqueline RomerSensky, H\lman Services director, · announced that agency workers were not to· appear in any such advertisements or offer testimonials for companies. Civil War buff solvea mysteries SHARO~.llE (AP) - . Civil War buff Bill Elmore 11new he had ·stumbled onto ihe grave ·o f a Union . SOldier when ·he saw the lelteJS OVI . - Ohio \blunt- Infantry·- on · ,.\Yhat w;15 left of a crumbling head. stone in a rundown cemetery. · But the illegil)le carving on the marker di4n't disclose the soldier's name. After months of archive reSearch, Ehnore haa.solved the puzzle .and is ready 10 ask the federal govem~nt •'10 replace the stone. · .. . · BOb ·HOUltOn,_a former Oty Q:l~n· gil member 'in this Oncinnati sullllrl!, ·• has been working with EI!JIIlre' .•;m' . plans to restore the burial Site of · Jonathan .Shuff, . whO was killed in · May 1863 as federal )rQOps lay siege ,. 10 Vicksburg. Miss. · 1 HoiiiiOil ~d TueSday ltC· hopes 10 , , , line up ,volunteeJS 10 clean up the ovqrown cenlelery and ~ •repreIICIIIIIivea of vc1eran1 orpmzallons to pllticipllle ·in a <:eremony .when\lhe new pvestone is received. · · . their departmental requests in mid· $75,239.72; disaster services, $4,500. federal goyernments without accom- · Sentinel Ntwa Staff 1999 for this year's budget, most of Public Defender Commission, -"'-"'-'ilrlli". l, "POMEROY-The Meigs County the appropriations for those depart- $40,000; agriculture, ~129,700; regis- .panying finaneial support- are placing an increasing pressure on the• { Commissioners aJIP.roved a general ments oper.ded from the general fund ·trar of vital statislics, $220; children's county's coffers. .J fund budget of nearly $35 million for are the same as, or close to, those services, $36,450; soldiers' relief, "While working on this year's budREEDSVIU.E- Erika H. Boring, 73, Reedsville, died Sunday, January 2, 2000, appropriating those funds in the made for 1999; sn,SOO; veterans services, $38,547; . get, it was again evident of the burden 1 2000 at the home of bet daughter and son-in-law. · county's general. fund depaitmenl& by · Appropriations, by department; public assistance, $105,278; postage, that unfunded state mandates ' place • She was born. in Panzig Germany, on)une 2, 1926, the daughter of the late action taken Tuesday. were approved as (ollows: count~ $32,100; PERS, $184~5 .88; work- upon small county budgets like ours," • August and ~ana Ellwarti'She was a beloved wife, mother and homemaker. While the commissioners will comrpissioners, $179,095.79; auditor, erscompensation, $9,000; unemploy- Davenport said. ' _ ~u~vors _'nclude her husband of 51. years, Grant L Boring; one daughter, have to closely lllOnitor the budget $207,651.36; treasurer, $109,145.43; ment compensation $5,00Q; "I think that more effort needs to· 1 Pat~c1a ~art1n, and her husband, Hugh, of Reedsville; one son, Michael Bor- throughout the coming year, they · Buckeye · HillS/Hocking Valley Medicare. $15,000; plat map office, '"8.and Ins w1fe, Donna, of Winterset, Iowa; one·brother, ·Erich and Gertrude were helped ,in their.first-of-the-year Region~! Development District, $51,200; ·Jaw library, $2,400; histori-' be made in protesting these ever, • · Ellwart, of Mdnd1~urg, Germany; two grandsons, Michael and 'Angel Martin, numbet crunch by a cash carryover $,2,298.70; prosecuting attorney, cal society, $8,000;' copnty building "increasing drains on local government ~ reveooe," he added . · ,. 1 and Mathew Marton/!essica Thompson; one granddaughter, Jenna Larke Bor- that was larger than anticipated. · $250, 749.82; housing of prisoners, insurance, $33,000; health insurance, Davenport said that despite those> l ong; and her mot_her-m-law, Edith Erdman; a_sister-in-law, Phyllis Hetzer and . lanet Howard, ~sident 'bf the $135,000; Bureau. of Inspection, . $140,00(); crippled children, $23,000; mandates, he felt ·the outcome of the. : John HeJzer; .a ~1ece, Janet Hoffman; amd nephews, John Hel:ler, Rainer Ell- board' of commissioners, said that the $53,000; court of appeals, $7,000; Soil · and Water 'Conservation, wart and C:hnst1an Ellwart. · · · · county was able· I~ end the year with I common pleas 'court, $96,808; juve-. $58,000; DARE match, $10,300; budget process was a success, and Commissioner · Jeffrey Thornton · She was preceded in death by two brQthers, Gunte~ and George Ellwart and a cash balani'C of $407,000 nile court, $67;200; . probate Court, Senior Citizens, $8,000; highway and agreed. one sister, El.~e \V>:llas: . ' $200,000 more than was expected. $2';7,846.54; clerk of courts, RLF ·interest, $8,000; indirect costs, "This is the best year that we've A memonal serv1ce w1ll be held at the WHit~ Funeral Home in 'Coolville on Despite wa.ning growth in revenue $111,426.41; coroner, $28,192.80; $5,500; RC&p, $200; Litter Control had si nce I've been a oomrilissioner," Saturday, ·January 8; ~.ill _2 p.m., with the Rev. Philip Sturm officiating. and increasing costs, Howard said'the county court, $99,311; ljoard'of elec- grant match, $12,000; CSENMOE, Thornton said. . There w11l be two-hour VISitation before the service. · commissioners have been able 1o lions,' $141,473.30; maintenance $6,000; real estate fees, $37,293; per"We didn't give every'?ne everyIn lieu of flow~rs, memorial contributions 111ay be sent to the Mei,Ss Branch "leverage• state and federal funds to supervisor. $28,000; maintenance sonal property fees, $6,041.90; build. thing they wanted, but when·you han of Hol~er_ Hosp1ce, 100, Jackson P.ike, Gallipolis, Ohio, 45631, or the the county's benefit, resulting in an supplies, $5,000; contract repairS, ing acquisition debt, $45,297.08. dle the taxpayers' money, you must be' · Reedsv11le Squad 90, Reedsville, Ohio, 45772. · . · overall cut in costs to -the general $50,000; contract serVices, $163,000; Commissioner Mick Davenport conservative. Just because you have ·• . fund. . rent~!:_ $50,~; other expenses, said. that unfunded mandates ~. extra 111oney doesn't mean that you While county officeholders made $10,uw; sltenff, $466,458; recerder, requirements set forth by the state l!nd have to spend it" · POMEROY - William RighthousC-, 83, of Pomeroy; died on Monday, Jan, uary 3, 2000 at the Rocksprings Rehabilitation Center in Pomeroy. : . .' f1e was born on March 8,1916 in Cinc;innati, son of the late Albert and Mat. tie Bonnett Righthouse. . . · . Congress wants "~low leak" in the Bush campaign. under Israel i rule. Journal of the National Cancer lnsti-' He was a ve.teran of t~e U.S. Army during World Warll, and.was employed That is his way of saying the governor Greenspan back · While most say they long for the lute, researchers sa~ a gene found on . as a heating and plumbing tochnician. . ·. · ,. is strong but vulnerable in the state return, they speak freely of the itiflu- the X chromosome and linked to lung : Surviving are two dauglh~rs and sons-in-law, William and Douglas AnderWASHINGTON (AP) - .The that opens the presidential nominating ences they will take with them. cell growth is turned on by Cigarett~ son of Gibson, Texas, and Judy and Roger Free of Hopkinsville, Kentucky; four prospeci of Alan Greenspan at the season with its caucuses' on Jan. 24. " When this land goes back to smoke arid is more active in women · grandchildren and their spouses, William ana Slielly Free, Keri and Kevin helm of .the Federal Reserve for "In the long run, slow leaks will Syria, everything we have inside us than in men. . Williams, and Brandi Free and her fiance, Kerry, all Qf Hopkinsville, Kentucky, another four years is winning rave . get you," Goldford said. will go back with U!i. " Jjhad Shufi ."Wome~ are more l*ely to de vel-' and Heidi Hall of Nashville, Tennessee; and a great-grandson, James Alexan- notices 09 Capitol Hill ana Main I ' said Tuesday. op lung cancer after less smoking .dcr Hall of N3$hville, Tennessee: Street, even if the announcement didPeace, prosperity Israeli ·and Syrian leaders are exposure than are in en," said Sharon · In addjtion 1\J his parent{!, he was preceded in.death by his wife, Helen Lit, n't immed~ately cheer Willi Street. tn.ugh po . lltlcal foes . me~ting in the United States this P. Shriver, a Pennsylvania State Uni-:.' _tie Righthouse, in 1998; and his sister, the Rev. Bertha Righthouse. .· · :: Repubhcans. and pemocr~ts ahke .,. _ week to renew peace talks, frozen for ·versity biologist and first author of the · Graveside services will be held atlO a.m. on Friday, January 7, 2000, at the · 'm the_Senate p~te.ted _Gr~nspan WASHINGTON (AP) - John four years. Israel has indicated it is study. "Also a nonsmokerwhodevel:: Rocksprings cemetery in Pomeroy. The· American' Legion Feeney:Bennett would wm confirmaiJOn eastly,to a McCain is touted in a campaign ad as ready to return almost all of the Strate- ops lun~ _cancer is three times more'. Post No.'128 will cpnduct ,military services at the gravesite. , : fourth teo:m- ' Pres1dent Chnton · "the·polar opposite_of Bill 'Clinton," gic plateau captured in the 1967 likely to be female than male. Our Friends may call at the Fisher Funeral Home in Middleport on Thursday, •announced m a bnef Oval Office cer- George W. Bush promises voters he'll Mideast War, leaving .the fate of its study may provide an explanation for' January 6, 2000 from 6.-9 p.m~ emony Thesday that he would nomi- never embarrass them as president more than 15,000 Jewish settlers to be this.·: • nate the 73-year-old Republica~ as and Bill Bradley says IJj: would be decided. The study showed that the action~ · ' Fed chairman. happy if people vote for him of a specifLc gene increased lung can-:: Even those in the business com- • "because th,ey want a fresh start." 'Often ignored in the equation are cer risk in both female and male' munity who have taken issue in the Presidential candidates, · both the Arab speakers who stayed her~ smokers, but the risk was 12 times past with Greenspan's decisions to Republican and Democratic, all are after the Israeli conquest - mostly higher for female smokers ,with thd': boost ,interest ratell praised Clinton's running against the White HouSe at a .Druze, hilltop-dwelling descendants · active gene and only 2.4,times higher' ' action. . FOREsT RUN :_ About 100 American Electric Power customers in the time of peace and prosperity - and of a 12th-century offshoot of Shiite for, male smokers who had the active: "There's a basic rule in business AI Gore is caught in the crossfire. Forest Run area were without electriCity late Tuesday morning. Islam. gene, said Shriver. ' don't mess with success," saii A tree fell o~to'1 a primary line 'along Forest Run Road causing the outage, Bush, . the Texas governpr and . . . . ·Many studies have shown that' said AEP Athens Dist.rict manager Greg Pauley.. Service was inierrupled· · Jerry Jasinowski, president of t~e GOP front-runner, tells voters in . Many Druze saythey w~ll be ov:r- · both smoking and nonsmoking , NationaL~ssociation of Manufactur- Stump speeches that be WOn't embar-. JOyed IO be_ reumled • With family WOmen are at much higher risk of · from 8:09 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., he reported. ers. rass them if they send him to the members ther haye ~ol ~een 10 years. . developing lung cancer than·are their Still, Jasinowski said he hoped White House. Elizabeth DOle, To commum~ate With he~ parents, male counterparts, and some studies" Greenspan would reconsider the need endo!Sed Bush on Tuesday, saying : Fayza Shufi yells ·to them across the have found the risks up to 2.3 timesv to raise interest rates when the Feder- that "trust is the coin of the realm" in border. through megap~ones at higher for women, she said. POMEROY'- The Pomeroy Volunteer Fire Department reporte~ 167 al Reserve next meets to set interest a democracy and added: "Lately,.that "Shoutmg H1ll," her sole hnk to the calls for assistance during 1999, Fire Chief Chris ·Shank reported. trust ~ been tarnished." cherry far'!' where she gr~w'Up. _..' The department responded to 25 structure fires, 43 mutual aid calls, 36 rate policies on Feb. 1-2. McCain, the Arizona senator who automobile accidents, 13 automobile fires, 13 brush fires, 11 false alarms, Bush fa-a.. is challenging Bush for the GOP nomeight' water rescues, seven eleJtric/gas emergencies and 11 miscellaneous ' ·, ..._ . ination, launched · an ad ·in crucial Study find$ cause for . call\ . . · , • '''-""';' · ,,, .. :· •..•., . South Carolina..in which Rep. Lindr:lsk '' · ' · ·.. ' '"-" ' ~., . · <;:EDAR RAPlDS ·Iowa (AP) sey Graham, a Republican leader of high lung cancer ' . M~:igs ~eorgeW.Jlusl\1naybeavtctimof the effort to 'impeach President Clin- WASHINGTON (AP) - A!,gerie '• · • •· h1s own succesS · · ton, calls McCain "the polar oppo- linked to abnormal cell gtowth in the J>?MEROY- Units of_the Meigs q>unty ~merj!ency_Me~ical Service .· HeleadSinl~wa: 'llsandis llin site" of the president., lung is more .active in women 'han in recoided seven calls for ass1stance Tuesday. Unus responding mcluded: up endorsem nts dpo' two-dapg e · unng a Y . "He has absolute total character men, a discovery that may explain . CENTRAL DISPATCH · ·. . . . . swing that ends today, yet supporters 10;21. a.m., East Mam Street, Pomeroy, Opal Cummms, Pleasant Valley fear the Texas governor can't live up. and candor, the missing element dur- why female smokers are more than ing the Clinton years," Graham says. twice as likely to develop lung cancer Hosptlal, . . . to expectations. as males who smoke. 12_:21. p.m., ~emonal Dnve, Pomeroy, ~ark Combs, Veterans M~monal The concern is magnified by whis- Arabs want to bring In a study published today in the Hos~1tal, ., . .. pers that his grassroots organizers 4.03 P·'!'·· Sellers Rl_dge _Road, Portland, Donald Rames, treated at the so vital i~ \his caucus stale-are a bit culture to Golan ' scene, Racme squad assisted, , . too complacent and might be taking MAJDAL · SHAMS, Golan SrR I/. G,;,[ IIi lllilll/: 5:58p.m., Second Street, Pomeroy, Rodney Cr\tes, treated at the scene. · • victory for granted, · Heights (AP) _If Israel agrees this 446·4524 , ' ' ' · CHESTER VFD .· , "I think they're concerned about year to returli the Golan heights to fUES 1/4 • THURS 1/13/00 8:07 a.m., State Route 248~~b~~;~~l~red Ridenour restd.ence. so~e , w~ilkne~ the~_~'," said Drake ~yria as part of a peace deal, it will GifT CERJFICATIS lVWILE . 2·38 D R0 d D 'd Abbott d d ·· 1• · Umvers1ty political SCience professor mclude 18,000 ~bs who have been lOX OfFia Will OPIN AT· • . -12· '03a.m., Mye a avRt d p ' pea olnl aSmt vJa' h' H . Dennis Goldford, · who warns of a ·indelibly marked by their 30 years 0 1 1 6:30 PMIOI SHOWS 1 p.m., oun 1ve oa , ear owe , . osep s osp1ta.1 · , 12:30 PM ro. IUTINHS . . Erika H-. oring Strickland under fire for drug plan views . COLUMBUS (AP) · The Department . of Human Services, · ·· which has pilid $12.2 .million to Nov. ell Inc. the.pastlhree years in computer contracts, has banned employees from appearing in testimonials for . companies after an administrator appeared in seve.-1 ads for Novell• John Hurd, a deputy directpr for management information systems with Human Services, praised com- . puler systems purchased from Novell Inc. · "Novell listened to our needs, then oudined plan that would !lleel our g~s," Hurd is quoted in an advcrtisen\ent that was still appearing on Novell's Web site TuCjllday. . In the ad, Hurd stands before the skyline of downtoWn Columbus-and under this headline: "If a business network ,goes down, people don't get e-mail. If our network goes down, · people don't get fed." · ·In the governor's office, news of the ad "wasn't a big hit,'' Taft Spokesman Scott Milburn said Tues- ·' ' • By BRIAN J. REED • WASHINGTON (AP) -An eye- \ catching · poatcard delhrered across . . IK!Dihem Ohlp· offered all early pre'view of an election-year debate that's alresdy vexing iiK:umbent Rep. Ted Strickland. • ,;'led Strickland refuses to defend ' your right to choose your own pre' sCription drug plan," warned the bold yellow type'. ~'It's time to tell Ted Strickland and the other politicianshands off our prescription drug choic- • Commissioners approve $3.5 million budget =~ .. '' • Middleport, Ohio . is the same; howe~er, regular HEAP for all household,.members and a copy of the income for each additional member. • requires the previouS' 12 monlhs income, applicant's rec4jnt electric bill are required. Awl~ for lloth PfOII'II1III can be while the past three .months income is Also a copy of your recent fuel bill is need- ' ..-de Monday throuah Thursday from .9 acceptable for emergency HEAP. ed. · "'· a.m. ~o noon and 1 to 3:30 p.m. at Oalha The 12-month period or three-month The following income levels b~ ~o.u;;e- County CA!'- ~ne Stop Offace, ~22 Second period for the income test is determined hold size are used to determine ehg1bll1ty. Ave., Galhpohs, and the Me1.JS , County from the .date of application, milking it pos- These income guidelines represent tile 150 CAA One-Stop Office, 33091 H1land Road, sible for some with decreased income during percent of the federal poverty level calcula- Pome~y. . . . . these periods to qualify later in the program. lion and are r<!Vised annually. Allowable For mformalion, call Galha County~ Examples of· these type situations coqld annual income for a one-person household is One Stop Office at 446-6849; or the Me1p occur from layoff, strike, retiremenf, disabil- $12~360, two people is ~16,,590, three peo· County CAAOne-Stop Office at 992-2222. ity, or death of a spouse or household mem- pie IS $20,820; four people IS $25,050, five ~~ lOU-free numiJFr for Regular HEAP ber, .. people is . $29,280, and six people !s !nqu~1e~ 1~ 1·800:282-0880, orfor I~ h~arAiong· with dQcumentation verifying $33,510. Households with more than Sl~ . 1ng. 1mpa1red With a telecommumcahon household income, Social Security numbers roembers should add $4,2)0 to the annual _··.devtee for 'he deaf 1-80().686-1557. • • .Applications for heating assistance.go through M&rch ·. ' . ' .. . ...... u.,. ' " ..., .. _ . · Poqroy, Mldclleport, Ohio . ..... AI• The Dilly Ientine! • Pomeroy VFD yeiJr-end report ~;~ ~- MORE LOCAL NEWS. :. .MORE LOCALEOLKSu C~'!'pla~",~Y,,I'l!9w~ EMS records 7 rcun.s: ·,. ·_ : . .. . m• CLEAN. HOUSE' Review· more than !SO in Meigs, Mason and expenses of Veterans Memorial Gallia Counties. HospitaL If the levy fails, the hospil ._,. Dec. 8 - Legionnaires present tal administrator says emergency from PageA1 lesson in freedom, patriotism and room will dose. ' responsibility' at Meigs Middle Dec. 28 -; Commissioner Jeff School, the 58th anniversary of the Thornton saY.s training funds avail,. CUSPS JIJ·!N41) Pomeroy-Mason Bridge set for con- Japanese invasion of Pearl Harbor.. able for retraining workers a:t the c...•••IIJ -.,.,.. Holdlnp, '"" struction in 2003. Dec; 13 Doris Roberts capSouthern Ohio Coal Co. if rumors of l'uhiloOed ..,..., 1 ~~e 1110011 , Mondly lh"*Jh Nov. ·18- Rainbow bridge over 1 h · h d 11 d · Frida,, 111 Court st, p..,,,o1, ot!lo, by the Shaile River at a.esler is schl:dlded ures top onors m I e o · ressmg Closing the mines come to pass. -.. Ohio v.ner. Put>tlololn& r .,,,,,,,....,.. ~ ,. . . contest of the Farmers Ban~. The Dec. 30 - · Meigs Local School JIOII'P"' d" Pomeroy, l'hlu. '·" ·, " or ,ex~nslve, l'eQovahon next Y~ar~, c;lolls were sold at auction for $1,358 District's report card pla¢es t11e disM......, The "-!lied l'mt •nd lhe Ohio· th. e Ohto. D . epartment of Transporta· and the amount w•• donated to the trict schools in the category of Ncl/lpop« Aaloc:lollon. · -1 d ~ Pool- Send ldd,.;. ........,,. I• 1'110, 'tu~n -~~QOui)Ce ' " ' .. · ..._., UniJ:d Fuqd of Meigs ~unty. "ac~demy emergency. • Superinten~ SeMtnet, ttl CooinSI., Pometoy, Ohio , Nov. 19- Nearly $464,000 tn • Dec. 14 _ About 350 people dent BiH Buckley sa)!s the llllmber 1 •s '· suBSCRIPTION RATES grant a~d loan funds a~e awarded to attend a public hearing on the pro- one problem is mathematics. 'II a, Corrltror Molor R.... for Me1gs County proJects through posed u.s. project from Athens to Dec. 31- Sentinel readers select One W..k ................ - ..............$2.00 the Issue 2 program dno MO.tb ............................... :$8.70 • Darwin. Jesus Christ as the most influential One v..r.............. - .............;... StOI.OO . Nov. 23- Over a million dol_Iars Dec. 16 -. Eddje Holter takes man of the millennium. SINGLE COPY PRICE w II b s t I I r;>oll~ ................- ...............:.... 35 Ccnll d 1 . ed pen odn· ocah progbra."!s over the· reins of the ' Meigs County s..blal>elloo<•dollriiiJ I<>P'Y-<he anfe1 "'' eslgne to rc uce I e pu 1IC s Agricultural, Society from Dan :~;:':if::!'h-=~:\'O:,'"!jj,'; dependence on welfare .by the S"!ilh, who has been l'resident for ~~- - • ueh - · Department of Human Serv1ces. . nine of the past·to years. ' flo lllllocriptlon 111 ..n pennhtod In ,,_ Nov. 30 Bill Smith of · · J)ec. 20 - For the first time in · wheN tano Clnier Mrvke Is l¥alllble.' p ff ' d h l'ubl'*' ,...,_ ........ 1.;....., - dur· omeroy su ere a guns ot ~un~ ver-lSO years, the old Meigs Counh,. the -piloo-plflod; Sublorlptl.. ''" to the a~m while hunting in Bedfo~, , •Courthj:>lise at Chester was fil!ed ' chi!) ....,lie lmptemo..,.. 117 chiiiJina . • for .a mock trail conducted by. h1gh . d~- ollhe -..... . . .. lllo' Townshtp. . • · school students. MAtLSUiiCRJPOON DECEMBER , Dec. 21 - Meigs • I..W.Metpc-, · . . CommissionDi:c. 7 Southern Ohio Coal ers agree to put a 4-milllevy on the· , · IJ .S27.JO . :t6 .......:._...............1!3.112 ' ~· holds annual Otristmas party for March prin;tary ballot for operating · WITH THE CUlS$1/FUEDSI Wt work hlnl to control our costs, so Wt Clh PISS tht SIYintS on to you•. . You'll also find WA~::NART pricts IMV. 1 nlmt- ivtry Dly L~w Prlcis. · ·. And thit's txldly what you cJtt, tht lol(tit ~bl~.pricti ntry _dly witM,ut ixap~-~ , Not only will you.find jtwtlry, cOSIRttics, dot(Ms, ·toys and ti~s, but now you c-.n·find·trocfriu t". . . ' The Oaily Sentinel ..., '' '; .. ' ' ' ... '• .. • ' \ • -' '• .MIHn ..• ' • ,, \ JZO·Malllrd Lint • '1 .. ..,. .. .' ' . Tht DOors To Your Ntw WAl-NARlSuptK~ Will·l i 0ptn SOon:.. • •u. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .' 52 \Vttb,,,,,,,..._,,,,,,,,, .... JIOS-'6 ; .... -~........ Mllp earr...,. ll - .............. .$29.:1' ,. ...........,____ ,,,.....JJ6.d8 52 w..u .......... _.............ttw.n ,~ .. -........ . Reader Services -~ - ~---·-· ~ .Slightly warme_ r Thursday By The AaiOCiated Pr•• ·A shift 10 southwesterly winds will · Correction Polley . bring slightly warmer temperatures to 11 ~·11:\'L~~r, ~_..._........ ' Olii(l after the mercury dipped into u """" a h .• · · ·; iolll ~-~ at' V- $ ·. I c t~sear.y ~yi , .· , ; ;' 1 2~-~~ ~~,.., 'tafllf'l!* •• Hi~ on Thuo'Sday w111 be 1n ~he ... ....-.~ ~.lfnm.tll. . . ~pper 3~,a_nd lqw 40s and co~Jd n~ · ~ ·.•1 •.•• , ·~ · ·· : 1idq the SOs -by the weekend, t~e ' Ntwa ~eills ' ' ; • Ntlti<!n!ll Weather Service said. Tttt·!"ota'••....; . a'cold front dropping -~-~lft: out of Olnada could bring some snow a...nl 1111·,11111K-.. ~...........,~:~t.· .Ext.lltl . ht and Fn'day. . """; ..-•___ un to·ob·10 on Thu.rsday mg ·, '7' "; "'_. . _.- er Ed. UN _ l.ows tonight will· be in the teens. '.• ','"":..-:·4-,•..~,. .~,.,' . ..,. .,.' , ' '' , .~ •t -._ 't 'tor .• ~~~:~ L"-·IJ-b'gh 'll:IUJI"' 1 temperaure 1 [ ·...,. -.......,..1,,.; ..,, · ·. ·· ~~a~ , . ... · ~.l • . ftl"!l ~while; .' tbJIHiateattbt~lllmbusweathersta-· Met j.-"-;-.-.i-~"-'f•.....:;.:.~;!t~ , !ion was 62 ~~ in 193? ':"hi Je the , uta; 1 :··:..............,_ ..":"-"~.- 11 ...,. record low was &2 be 1ow 10 1884 • ' 'f:U <'I ..~ . Anderson's Januq C.l earance w ' All AGES, ALL TIMES 84.00 .v:• llod ~............~ .......ED.ltoo Sunset tonight will be at 5:26 p.m. and sunrise Thursday at 7:58 a.m. Weather forecast: Tonight ... Mostly clear. Lows in the lower 20s. Light aiKI varia)Jie wind. 'fllursday..,Mostly sun~y,-Hi~s in ' the mid- and upper 4()s. · , .Thursday night., .lncre~ing cloudiness. A chance of snow·show. ers iate. Lows near 30. Exteaded ftll'eelst: Friday,..aoudy with a chance of min or snow showets. Highs in the lower and mid-40s. ~ Saturday...P1£11y cloudy. Lows in the mid 20s and highs in the mid-4Qs . · Sunday...J.'artly cloudy. Lows in t~e upper 20s and highs in the' lower 50s. .. t' , ·v 'AI.: • ' Store Hours --~sat. 9:30 To ·'. . Furniture· 5:00 . • Floor Covering .. , ' .. ,. • �• ... • • .' • • • . WI dn II dly, .a.nu.y II, 2000 • Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio .. The Pel 8entlnel • Pllge A 5 • Reader~ speak out ag~inst An_ n's·"relax.ing" advice· on in ertility. . The Daily Sentinel . '£.1ta!J(i61Wf in 1948 '.. • ..I :-J . I' 111 Court St.,. Pomeroy, Ohio 740-IMI2·215e • Fax: 1182·2157 ' • 'I ' . ,, ·, Charlene Hoeflich Diane .Hill General Mana!l'r Contniller L.tt.rs IG I~• .//tor .n -'t-DII!"· Tllq slw.Jtllw I#D IMI11 3011 Jlllfl#'fh. Alllftkn·..,. ·~ fllllllaJ •fM MID' Ill' 6igaM allli ilidwll'f141inu.,. lftqtMIII' 1111Miw. NtJ llluiJIIftl ldiM7 w/,@ h pMMUitllll. L.U•rr slwflill &. ilf aM tiiiJ~•Utt lssu••· llf1l ~Mrllili••· ID Uut•, ' .!:4 •• ~ •• J "~ . ... ~--~----~------~----~ . .... • '' ru ~ upnn~ ill . . . .:Dillllnll billow liN ••• I:Oil.WUIU Df'"' Ollio v..llq PllbiUIWr' Co.~ llflilorialltwrtl, u•lns olltrrwiu 11o1nl. ;::'!!:'::.: .., . Publisher R. ShiWR Lewla Managing Editor .... :<1 ~­ - e=.:J Community Newspaper Holdings, ·Inc. • Chari. . W. Govey '" Dear AIUl Landen: You ~id your . ~.rs .8 ~tsservt~ .mpress· Y .&•vmgth the'f 1 . . ton 81 1 mferttle . couples WD~_~Id "Just relax" they could concetve. This might :k~ few, but it does The SI ~fus. h0 re arc ovef 6 trulhon women "': ~ current Y seeking advit;e. ~:~~ts IJ'ea!.ntent for mfer1 · ; ~gy IS gettmg better e-:ery y, ' . SOIJ1e . couples ~ finally . achtevmg thetr ,dream of beconung parent~ but the cost h' h and . '. • ts :g • yes~ 11 18 stressful. .But tl nght, lnfertthty P case get causes stress • not Ann. the other a around. ·-NEW ORLEANS w Y DEAR NEW ORLF; . A:NS: You • ' . ' ~1' .. · our view: ... Good grief John C. Wolf, D.o: AsSQCiate Professor . of Family Medicine Washington Today: · ::· "It's 10 senators~ 2000 Olafee .A ••• because . ,. WI f · ~, Democrati.~ party's- ,.._ N party the '· and Still, big name backing can boost a candidate in Dole, w.hb qllit tht;, campaign three months ago ni~~z said other Dem"o/ats are waiting because ther . .r; the presidential primaries, especially when it come5 blamins lack. of funds, endorsed Bush and cam· don't want to riskaliell(lting sllme of their own sup. i! from a popular state figure, a peny lc&!er who can . paigned with him ih New- Hainpshire altd Iowa, ~ners ~y t~ing sides in an increasingly competi·'. '· put a politic!ll orsanization to wotk for • .candidate. · ·" where'the 2000 vOting besins. live PrO"tdetlual contest. . ., · · · .... Th~'s.especially so in lo~a, in the JlllriY haucuses • "She is·one of the f~w people who, when she . That's only the top of the endorsement lists;·· ., that wtll,open the compeltllon on Jan. ~4. . m~es !I" en~ent, it can move pewle," ~d there are hundreds.more on all the candidates' l'lllr •·J. . Schul~ drew each strip with .a ·dignity and respect for his Gore s endorseme.nt advantage ts an extra . · Art Aetacher. her spokesman before he switched to ters frdm local and state paliticalleadetl, and from ..... ~hara.cters (_aQd readel'l!) that intrigued millions. Always realiz· advantage because 799 Democratic .leaders and . ~ simila,r role in the t;lush campaign. ·Aeischer said' figures outside go~emmenl .. . '· ., ·: 1 mg stmple ts more complex and interesting, Schulz never was elect<;? officials "w!ll ~ · automati~ "super dele· ~rs. ~le's ,backing WOI!Id help the Republiclllr The endorsement that counts most for Gore is ..;, over the top in going for the cheap laugh. Cheap laughs might . gates . 10 the nommattng convention. Th~ G.ore ticket wtth w~men .voters. . • · · not from an indi\fidual, it is from the AFL-CIO, If "l el a ' art"st th t b t 't 'II k · h ·h . campat~figu~a"?ut600ofthemareonhtsside . . ~orsements from. defeated candidates are of powerful force in ariy Democratic camptll ' · . The g · .n ' · 1O e op, u I ·Wt never eep t em t ere. ButJts nothtng h.ke the er~ of pany:bo~ who q~~llonable Impact. g!ven, the fact that they could- · lowa United Auto Workers are backintfGore, · , And, Charlie Brown was at the top for decades. While ·schulz could ch!JOSe a candidate, dehver_nommatmg dele· n t hne up enoush backing for themselves to keep · atthtiush their national union has not endorsed !lim . , .. turn~d the strip into ·a . big money industry, the public never gates with .an endorseme~t, aitd make it stick. That goin~. .· · . Nor has the Teamsters Union. , · .. . minded. The characters didn't appear on products for the sake was before the De!"?"rattc reform movement that · Still, they draw attention, and .the display of sup- · Bradley is working for Teamsters backing, or at· .', of the dollar. Schulz approached his empire with a rare integri- be~an tn 1972. shtftmg the power to the pnmary pon bel~. · . . least neutrality. He 1\'alked a Teamsters picket line .;, ty we all admired. _ an caucus voters. . . . . McQun, has a handful of congresstonal endorse· in Moon~~Chie, NJ., one day last week, saying that ',·' :so after half a c.e ntury of mak.ing·uS smile, Charles Schulz a's Endorseme_nts come wtth. no guaranlees. P.arty ments,.four from senators, seven from House inem' he is a candidate-for working families, whatever· . , leru:ers who ~tgn on early w1th a front:runn~r can bers. One of the latter, Rep. Lindsey Graham, wbo endorsements big labor bestows. .. '. re~iring. At age 77 and recovering from colo1,1 cancer, he has · v"!ush .ot swttch at !he drop of a candtdate m the came to national att,ention in arguing the impeach· •. ann9unced he can no longer meet the demands of producing a .. pnmanes. The classic ~ was that of Dem~atic . ment case against Pre$ident, Ointon, is featured in . fi<aller R, ., ...,. hU reported on Waahlng10n · .. daily comic strip. . ' · · . · . Sen. Edmund S. Muskie 1n 1972;. few pand1dates lfte latest McCain televi$ion ads for the Feb. 19 and "'*nal polltlca. tor The AaOcllted p,_ .. <While his adori.ng public understands, it nonetheless is ·a sad ever had so ~dominant a li.neup of early endorse- ~uth Carolina prim'!"J'. . for niON f!Mtn 35 yeara.) "''· Yet, nobody captured the exubCr· ance of childhood glee better than Schulz. No matter if it was the clean slate beginning of football season, or the efftirtless gliding around the ice skating pond, the pleasures and joys and childhood were a de.light to behold. · . .. · ti~e in America culture. We say a. r!;:luctant goodbye to de 11 r fnends who made our lives a brighter place with humor, insight atJd hope. ~ . tha:t;o~~:sr~;:~:I~:O~~~eai~d~~~~:ae:~~s;i~~:i~:.i~a:. . Bidding fond. fareweU to : s ome· · old fri. e n. d s . : · . : ~ : . n th's dat · . " . h' t . . e 1n . 1S 0 ry 0.· · 1 • By WILUAM A. RUSHER some proposition, usually by the use of logical feet. or past perfect, tense. "If 1 had known"-..., The tum of the century, and of the mmenni um. arguments:. The .tip-off was that '!persuade.. was meaning known at a time prior 10 the ordinary past . .·. ••• is perhapsM sood a time as any to bid goodbye to imm~ately followed by an infinitive ("I persuad· .t ense- doesn't sound all that hard to oome up , By The Aslloclatld Preu . • some perfectly good English Words·and expreSsions ed htm to vote for Jones"). whereas "convince'' wi!lJ. Certainly .it's no harder than the excruciating :.' , . today is Wednesday; Jan. the fifth day of 2000. There are 361 days left ·.that are disappearing frllm o:immon usage. · 'Was fallowid by "that" ("I convinced him that he locution th~t i! now replacing itl ":If 1·would hav~.•1,; m the year. . . , . . . . I· know that lansuages are, meiaphorically :ousht to voic for Jones"). ,-No morel ''O!nvince" known."(Stm,rarly, "If I would·have asked,'""lf:l,,.q :Tooay's Highlisht in History: . , · speaking, living things: They are born, they grow.- does boch JOiis ('"I amvinced him to have dinner would ·have eaten," etc.) . . · . · .... ~ ,On Ja~. 5, 1925, !'lellie T. Ross succeeded her late husband as go,~.emor. ~ey ~h~vel,lam: thehy die.'?'· more 00h~monly per· with lllC'.' as.well as "I ~nyinced him that he ought At least there is a ~n- a bad reason, but at pf Wyommg, bec.ommg the first woman governor in u.s. history. · · · aps, 1 ey sow Yc ange mto somet mg else that I<) stay for dmner"). and "persuade" his wound up . any rate a reason.,.. for the monumental confusion , .. :on this~ate: . . becomes a new language, with 'its own rules, and on the asft-heap'oflinguistic history. existing todar over the verbs "to lie'" and "to lay.',r,ci i · In 1589, Catherine de Medici of France died at age 69. . that ultimately follows a similar trajectory to death, Goodbye, too, ·to "might have," an eKpression The_ trouble ·IS that "to lie" has two meanings: to."n ~ Fren•h Capt Alf d D uf . d f or transformati!Jn. Ancient. Latin: as we all know, that was o. nat .used to desl;ribe somcth 1'ng that,.,. recltne, and to tell a •at.sehood, and (to m··"e·matte"' . . ·,In 189 J, , • • re · re, us, convtcte o treason, was p4blicly · t• d' ~v.. •· ..,. ·• sttJpPed of hts rank. He was ultimately vindicated. ttse' tsappeared, but survives as the parent tongue ceivably could have happened, but didn'L (''If 1had wo!$C) the past tense of the first me!IJiiog is "lay.'~· .. :j :In 1933, the 30th president of the United States, Calvin Coolidge: died in of rrlO!Iem Freneh, Spanish and Italian. · !>een 10 minutes earlier, 'I mishl · have saved her (1'11e past te~ of th~ second is ""lied.'") Most peoNonhampton, Mass., at .age 60. . . So I am under no illusion.that the changes that . life.'I).T\)day, "might have" is all but gone, having ' pie are so afraid of the second meaning of "to lie" . . :In 1943', educator and scientist George Washington Carver !lied in ' . h::S occurred .i::.Amtoppederican Enhglish in tlhe past 20 been replaced with another perfectly good expres- that they Will avoi4 the wor$1' altoselher .and,,quite_ TUikegee, Ala., at age 81. · · , Y or so can . s . - appy as would ~ sion that has also .been ;pressed into double duty: wrongly, use "lay'" 'inslead. "Lie on the sofa~· doeS· " In 1949, in his State of the Union address, President Truman labeled his ~ s':'!'.~m. ~ 15 usual!!. the Precase~ J!teyhare allm ~·may have." I.tim ran aCross this·barbarisf in, the n't _usu~ly ~ean "Stretdt ou! on ll)e sofa and start administration the "Fair Deal." · : e . ,...,.ton o s1oven1.....ss: ~SJQn · as ~en New York Times, of all places: In an antcle dis- · .telhns hes, but most people are sn eager to avoid ]n 1970, Joseph A. Yablonski, an unsuccessful candidate for the United •. sacnficed a~ th~ behesl of sheer l~m<;'S and a ki~d cussing an airline Crash, the writer noted that if the . that .!~'1f~ort .U•at. the~ will say .:'J.ay. on the:'U . Mine Workers presidency,· was found m·urdered with his' wife and daushtcr , o~ SIO!lJ:!Y thmk!ng that d.oes not qutte lise to the d!~· 'pilo~ had done ~ ce~n thing, "he may· have saved sofa •.nstead, whtch rtshlly prompts a more preci~ at their Clarllsville,'Pa., home. . . '. · . . mty of·~· ...qdii~g can be. done about this, 28 h~es."That \n'IJ!hCS th,at we don't i1tJow whether speaker to reply, "Lay'whal 00 the sofa?" · In 1~7;!, President Nixon ordered iteveltipment of the space shuttle. . save to note It, Pt:Olesl ~~ ·aiid bid the grand old . the hves ~ere ~vecl or no~ but .they ."may have" . I repea~ 1 don't see ll!lything lhat be do~• '":i •In 1975, "The Wii,'-' a musical version of L. Rank Baum's "The Won· words farewell. . • . .. ' . ~n. Bul, tn fact we knowfor·a certalnty that they . abQut all this.·The Englislllanguage is deterioratlna' ';:! deiful Wizard of Oz," opened on Broadway ,.;ith an all-black cast. • ~b!e, th~n IQ ~ vert;o "persu.ade." ,;"'nd, v.:•ren't ~ed. They o~ly "misht have".been; if the before our eyes (and ears), partly because the erroni:':1 ,In 1994rThomas f! "Tip" O'Neill, former speaker of the House died in .v.:htle ,':'ere at ·~· all hBII to •!S su~r, C?"· pilot had done the ~lied tiling. .No m"!le~; "may ~f non·n~ti~e speakers are often approp{iated ~li· ·;:, Boslon at age 81. · , ·. . · · ' vmce, . a perfectly good verb tb~t ts .now bems ·have... now does the Job, even .thoush tits flatly corrupt tl, but more commonly because native 11 . In 1998, So~ny Bono, the 1960s pop star turned 'politician died in a ski· forced to.do double du~. They mean, or used to wrons. We all know, however, in a wooz}! way, · speakers today are simply not being taush~ or aiC · ' in11 accident in South Lake Tahoe, Calif.; he was 62. ' . m~an, qut~ cUfferent thmgs. "~~;· mc~llt~ what th~ writc;r WM trying to say: . . .. . . incapable_of leamin&· prope~ usage. . . . . , 1!'l .. ..Ten years ago: President Bus~ told a news conference the United· States .bnns ano:ther ~to do somcthmg, con~~ce · And farewell - . a Ions and·, espectally sad . , If I would have known .thts·was soms to happett,• · ha~ a strong c~ against deposed Panal)lllnian leader Manuel Noriega and meant to, obtain his or her intelleetual BSilCnl to f~wel' -·. lo; the. conditiooal form'.of the pluper· 1 may .noth~ve studied English, so,h.,U. • · .' oll'l ;.1;·; satd he was convmced Notiega would receive a fair trial on drlig·traffickjng ·. 1 .·D •• • 1. years ago; Repub;ican congressional • • . · , .' le~rs at tlte Whtte House, declanng that "we can do a lot of busine114 each oft~111 tiy- t~ae lUllazinsladies. The. _r·.....,.----.- -.- - -,-...,.....;.,,,...__ _.,.,- ..,, ·.) c · Dear Editor:~ ·. . ' together" ~n reforming t~e way government wor~. . .. ~ ·, .. of gene!QSity surely ·!!ave ·m~. · ~,. It! liN Wilo'i: "'W' • - · r,;,,MioN/4 t.,las . ?,ne ye~.ago: F~q~ U.S.,.:\ir Force a~d Na~y jets fired at four lr.aitl-MiGs , ' w~tll !'l pe,.onl!lly ·~ank till! Ladies o{ out(19Urina the spirit ofoQiristmas: · · · · · '· · tlwitJJ(J() WMIL AU llltf!T .,,. slib}lclu. 11111Ja1 ,_..,.,.,_: tesling the no-fir zone over southern Iraq m'the first such coilfrotltation ·~I' Lpnl who were able to slve so much to We should congratulate. all who were"in .. ,;,,_ iltdll4r t<NpMifr ,......,, · iq lilore than six years. - · ·· · · . our· infants·and children durinstheir 1999 the spirit o,f. givlna of ' themselves and ~~~ will tw l"'lllii,.,,/Aa,, siHHdll tr . · · Jpday's Binhdays: Sun Records founder Sam PhilliPs is TT. .Former Vice holidav season nany, • ,·. . \.. · ~ '( , r,_ thllllk everyone,·thtou&IIOut our county fo( ' ill pot~,..,,. IJddlwuiltr iuioh, 11111 ~Iiiii/. . ,·' • : •.t · P~ident Walter'F. Mondale is 72. Actor Rober! Duvall is .69, Football Hall · It w~ wonderful · to see the faces of mating ~he less fonunat~. · · Sr.., fO"" ,._,r "" · · ' ' .• ' ·. '· '' of F~me coach Oouck Noll is 68. King Juan Carlos of Spain is 62. Talk show chiklicn so pleased With the smallest to the ' lf) My hBt soes oft' to all who assisted. . ' . Vlftta ' . ' ho~t.. Charli~ Rose is 58. Actress-director Diane Keaton is 54. Acto' Ted "bestest" of all gift items. Lan11e· is 53. Rhythm-and-blues musician .George "Funky" Brown (Kooi 111 COurt Sl, F!omeroy, c;Jhlo , Our children left for the holidaybreajc~ith ' ' Robert R. Wood 740 IIIIZ~1SG • Fax: 1182·2157 and,~the Gang) is 51. .Rock musician Chris Stein (Biondie) is 50. Actress ., . a bas of. -toys and gifts h&ild·piCked for • . Syricull Pamela Sue Manin is 47. Actor Oancy Brown is 41. ' · i '-":"'~---------------~-~• • ,,, •' ' ,, ,. ' s; can. · Pre~ident Oin~?n r~eeived Q UR READERS' VIEWS · •* Udtas•"" .,,.,;,,.,.,.,.,r.r I, A o,.r R...... .. . ' ·I i r, • i~ It ' ' ' I'' • ., ;~ .. . '· ,,, un..... ......, ~01 .... Oet•opathlo ·after labor'·and delivery as well as . care of the newborn infant. A tour of' the O' Bieness Birth Center will also be included. On Jan. 2~ from 7 to 9 p.m. a breastfeeding class . for expectant · mothers will be held in conjunction with a lactation program offered by the O'Bieness Birth Center. . The class will be held Jail. 25 from 7 to 9, pm. in the hospital's conference room. Michele Platt, board-certified . lactation consultant, will serve as instructor. Topics .to be di.scussed in>lude advantages of breastfeeding fo~ mom and baby, anatomy of tbe breast. phy~iology of lactation ; preparation for' breastfeeding,' get-· The Allheirher's support group meeting will bo held on Monday," Jan. 24, 6:30 p.m. in the hospital conference room . The meeting are ·infonnative and offer participants a ling started, mdintenance and man- chance to share their feelings with agement-of lactation, and advice for others who have the same problem ~ 'l'orking moms. · they do . The next meetjng of the Parkin· son's Disease suppon group will be held Tuesday, 2 p.m. at the hospital in -the basement of the conference room. ' ,, Society Scrapbook Quesdon: I recently noticed a ly shaped, scaly or ulcerated nod· ed the games. Gifts were given to mole on my hand that I don '·t ules. Often found on are(\5 like the, Alfred 1JM~ meets •· · remel)lber having a few years ago. lips, face, mouth, itands and .ears, ALFRED - !>.. friendship meal sev'l:ral . officers, ' and gifts were Could a new mole like this be can- they may appear as a new growth or and gift exchange was featured at exchanged. Door prizes were won by Esther cerous? When Should i skin spot inside of an existing pre-cancerous the Dec. 22 meeting of the Alfred Smith and O~al Eichinger. Others prompt a trip to the doctor? skin lesion. Qld scars or lifeas of United Metllodist Women held at the anending lnzy Newell, Goldie Fred· Ansl!er: Non-cancerous skin, chronic skin infection are also com· church. growths are far more common than mon sites. Left untreated, squamous Flbtence Ann Spencer gave· the erick, Pauline Ridenour. Ruth skin cancers. That means, from a cell c""cer can spread to other parts opening prayer with officers' repons Smith, Elizabeth Hayes, Alta Bal· statistical point of 'view, it is most of the body - a process called being ~iven. A repon was given on lard •. Jo Ann Ritchie, Betry Young, · . likely that you have a non-cancerous , metastasi~ ~ and can cauSe new gifts to shutins. Drawings were and Marcia Keller. Guests were Gary Holter, Everett . growth. However, since' skin cancers cancerl'us growth in other organs or made for •200() secret pals and for can be deadly, 1 strongly recommend . tissues. , programs imd serving$. It wlis noted Grant, Scottie Smith. Harlan Bill· that any mole·or other skin spotthat These two types of skin cancer that'\19 friendship calls were made lard, Shirley · Beegle, and Doris · · ,. ' worries you be evaluated by a physi- are very curable and recovery· is during the month. Program books Grueser. cian. almost certain, if treatment is begun for 2000 were distributed. DorA DistriCt plans spring rally , A visual inspecti'on and a careful when the growth is small. However, . Nina Robinson ' had .the prayer . POMEROY -.. · Plaqs for the patient history are often sufficient .failure to treat these common skin calendar and chose Millicent Net- spring rally to be held .on Apiil i at for a well-trained physjcian to make cancers can lead to serious prob· son, Crusade scholar in education. the Senior Citizens Center in a diag~osis. It is frequently .neces· terns .. In fact, about 2,000 people · Ric liard Sp~ncer, ·warren Van-' Pomeroy were discussed at the .sary, · howev~r. to •remove at least' a will die of untreated basal or squa- Meter; Clair Foflrod, a.nd David Bar- recent Christmas dien~r and meeting ponion of the lesion to obtain a mous cell cancers this year. · ringer were guests. UMW members held at the Ole Putch Restaurant iri specimen that-'Can be studied under The deadliest of all skin cancers attending were Spencer, Thelma Logan. ' the microscope:. From this study, . js melanoma. While .it is still t)le Henderson, MarY Jo' llarringer, Osie A practice for the rally · was your doctor can determine pr,~Gi~ly ...lJU:e.st !ype, jt has !Jecome incre~- Mae Follrod, Nellie Parker, Char- sclied~1ed for !J p.m. on March' ~ at the. type of growth and if funher .ingly common beca~se of t!te popu: lotte VanMeter, and Sarah Caldwell. ,Chester Council , Chester, .with a treatment is warranted. larity of the ·"sun-tanned" · look. Next meting will be T.uesday at the , second practice set for March 26 at I . One Important clue· i'n telling Exposure to the sun is a known risk chUtclf, . ' "· · when a spot- what we· doclors.call factor. 1 a lesion - might need further study . A melanoma, in its early stages, Garden Club meets is its hist~ry. 'that is, how it devel- is a multicolored growth with a cob· · · REEDSVILLE .d... The Whiteoped and how it has changed over blestone·like surface that · niay be head home was the setting for the die last few months. Most non-can· confijsed with a common mole. It is · annu·al holiday , party of the ~erous growth~ h~ve a smo!>th bor- usually · ·multicolored including Riverview Garden Club. der where they JOtn nonnal appear· black, brown, blue, red, or even with Hosting the event were Maxine ing skin and .are symmetrfcal in . areas of almost no pigment' al' all. Whitehead, Margaret Grossnickle \!' · . shape. Their coloration is uniform The border between colors is ·usual· and ,Marlene Putman. Guests, Lillian across the lesion, and the growth is ly. indistinct. 'As. the melanoma . Pickens, P~tty G~~ssnickle, §atah so slow that ids hard to say that they enitirges,- it becomes raised · above . Wachter, and.Denrse Hannum were are growing - they just weren' t. the..~urfaae.of·the skin . At the same · welc<!rrlM by Whitehead. president. there a year or two ago. · time, ii penetrates more deeply into •For roll call, members answered The mo~t common fonn of skin · the skin; and this is quite serious. by naming their favorite Christmas cimcer, and also tbe most prevalent Melanoma that penetrates less than ~arol. A report · was given on the . cancer in humans, is basal cell carci· .75 mm (abuut 1/32 of an inch) is Christmas tree lighting and thanks ·noma. These raised, "waxy-appear- usually cured by simple removal. · 'extended by Whiteb,ead to those who ing" skin growths . usually develop. Deeper ·gwwth often indicates tllat 'helped. 1'bank you cards were read on the head; ne<;k, hands and trunk metastasis has occurred, and a cure from Gladys Thomas .and Verna (" - the a'!'as that get exposed· to the · is less likely. Yes, people regularly Rose. . . .' "" sun. They develop a rolled. border die from untreated melanoma! So if The program toptc presented by with an open, unhealing ·sore in the your skin lesion has any of tile (ea' ~argaret · Cauthorn was on Santa center. Over a course of years, if left . lures of melanoma, please. go see '' Cl~us, St. NichOlas, and !tris untreated, the cancer slowly gets your family doctor or a dermatolo- Kringle. . . larger. The Skin C11n9e,r ·Foundation gist immediately. ·: ~vera! Christmas .carols were . predicts more than 500,000 cases of , sung .l!(itlrWhitehead at the piano. A ·. basal cell cancer nationally this year. · "Family Medicine" -i.o a ·weekly 'gift exchange· was enjoyed and LiiThe next ·most comm.on skin can· 'cqlumn. To 1UIIIDII questio~ · ,i81) Pickens receive4 the door prize. ·cer·- squamous cell". will affect write to·John C. Wolf, D.O., Ohio '· · Refreshl)lents '\'~reserved buffet · 100,000 people this year, predomi- University College or Osteopathic style by the . hostesses to those nantly those ov~r 60. Medicine, GI'O!Ivenor ·'Hall, .named ·and Mary Alice Bise, Janet These growths are reddish or Athens, O)lio 45701. Connolly. Janice Young, Grace pink iind appear as raised, .irregular· · Weber, Nola Young, Marilyn ·Hannum. ·Wendy Hannum, Frances . Reed, Narcy Wachter, and Ruth Anne "Balderson. ~a'vors made by Grossnickle were ,given to ·those. altending. Next meeting will at the Thomas Home. . We have ALLJ General .......... . p.m. at the Pomeroy Center. · Mary Moose, president, conduct. ed the meeting, and reports were ·given by Betty Biggs, secretary, and Opal Hollon, treasurer. Preceding the dinner. Erma Cleland gave the blessing . . The Christmas program by Moose included "'!be Christmas Story" by Charlotte Grant: AGreat Message" by Jo Ann Ritchie; "The Champions Comer" by Moose; "A Magic Christmas" by Betty Boggs; and "Poinsettia :Versus Mistletoe'" by Margaret Cotterill. , . · · Attending ivere : Mtlfy Moose, Faye Frowbridge, Edna Edgar, Etta VanBibber; Charlotte Blake, Logan Council 120; Janice Zwilling, Mat· garet Cotterill, Belly Biggs, Guiding Star Council 124; Jo Ann Ritchie, Doris Grueser, Everett Giant, Charlone Grant, t;lsther Smith, Helen Wolfe, Opal Hollon, Erma Cleland, Mary K. Holter, and a guest, Melis' sa Moose. HARDWARE " MASON, / . W.VA• lily Furniture Plus . .Year End Millennium •· ,, . Rusher's view: _ Ohio ATHENS - A variety of free prenatal and other health-related services is being offered by O'Bieness Memorial Hospital. ....,; · . .P,re~ata! classes for · expectant par.ents w!ll begin ,Monday. The senes. of stx classes will be .held. on consecuuve Monday evenings from 7 to 9:30 .p.m. ill the hospital. Coupies will lean about a baby's develo~ment from conception to birth, health and prenatal care during pregnancy ~nd w~at to expect during arid ' Political endorsements.aren't what they we.re::·:.~ and ~~~~rart3.~Sch~~s ~~=~ Health-related·services offered free.by O'Bieness . When in d-oubi~ seek physician's advice . about skin spot ey W.'A''"'TERR.• MEARS · none ever saw them disappear so quickly · as . , inents, not just that they endor.!e and.you never see . ' ' "Schulz AP Special Corraepondant · when hiscamJlllign faltered and flopped. . them again," said McCain spokesman Howard •. WASHINGTON. Going in;. Gov. George W. Bush is the endorsement champion this time. He Opinsky. "We've been able use their help.'" · •·; .approached Bush Vice President AI Gore are landslide lead- has the suppoJ[ of29 of dte 55 Republican At the same time, McCain says his 'lack of ers in the endorsement preface"' the presi- including the newes~ Lincoln .of Rhode endorsements is evil:lence ~f his independencoand . , dential campaign. Now they've got to stan winnjng · Island, appoiqted to succeed his father- who had his determination to change Washington, He says . his empire elections to keep all those allies firmly committed. endorsed. Bijsh, and. whose name had earlier the GO, P establishment doesn't want him Brown looked t'nto ·the Th at's the way 1., ts· . 'th root-runners. · on his Web site list of backers with ·the ·"things are going to be a lot different" if he wins. . • .remBI·ned with a rare Charlie darkness of his bedroom and asked Challengers,· ln this case led by Democrat Bill nollition that jle'd died. . Gore has been endorsed by 122 .•·;, a\Jout the meaning of life, it struck Bradley and Republican ·Sen. John McCain in the Twenty-five of' the 31 Republican governors. House members, 24 ,senatois and 10 of the an all too famili'ar chord within us. six-name Republican field, .always are shon on . have endorsed Bush. He has the backing of 166 of 18 governors. And, of course, President Clinton. . . ,;, integrity we •· We, too, had faced those nights and . endOQements, taking what they can get, but arguing the 222 GOP House members so far. Bradley's congressional elldorsement eount is · that the verdict is ror voters, n\)1 leadCrs. ' And now of FJizabelh Dole, the third van· three senators members of all admired. the same haunting questions. . Endorsements are·not what they used to be. . quished ·rival tO endorse the Texas· sovemor. Mrs. House. One suppilrter,a halfRep.dozen Pete Stark of Califor· , · .c~~::- ...:m ::7\/Cedicine . It's like saying ~oodbye io .a ol~ friend- ~ctually lo~ of old fraends by the names of Charhe, Lanus, Lucy, Patty and Ptg Pen . . As Charles Schulz puts .down his pens aiJd pencils after 50 wonderful years of creatin_gthe "Peanuts" comic strip, America knows the daily paper will never be the same • .For nearly .half a century, kids and adults alik'< began their breakfast with Snpopy flying over France, or huddled undc;r the soft glow of an evening's reading lamp · as Charlie Brown longed for the · · . courage to talk to the little red-headed girl. · We. ca·red about'the activities of these seemingly simple childrenand extraordinary animals because they spoke about the human conc;Jition with a depth and believabi'lity far greater than those of. serious literary characters. When • ceive is because my ovaries were ago. I suspect those people were option for pregnancy is in-vilro you, but I'm gl81 you printed that : encased in .eltllomctrial tissue . simply misdiagnosed. This son of fertilization, an expensive and e-oll!mn on infenility and ri!>laxing. : tng for more clobbering. It was Relaxing could not help me. "evidence" does not impress me. daunting process, with no suaran· Now, 1"ou will hear from the rest of : richly deserved: A.....,......,.,. In •••-L•-.... 1 I have a hormonal t ' mbal•.;.... · · --...,--,•...,..._.. - - tee o f success. It's depressins. us. ,' From Seattle: I am a 29-year. was stunned by your advice to that prevents me from ovulating, New York: One of your readers Drup arc everywhere. They're .' old woman with polycystic ovari· "relax" in order to get presnant. 1 and this condition is quite common wondered what the statistic' was for easy to get. easy to use and even an syndrome. No amount of n:lax· acrec that some n:laxins might in women of child-bearing age. women who becafi'C presnant easier to set hooked on. If you ing will help me get pregnant. . ! help, but for most of us. it won't After 18 months·of treatment with after adopting. 1 can tell her- less have questio9s about drugs, you ' have a honnolJlll imbalance, which . make any difference. My husband a specialist, 1 am now pn:gitant than 10. percent. Stress does not need Ann Landers' booklet. "The ' ~s I can't ovulate. I resent ' was born with a chromosome dis· , with the help of medical technolo- cause blacked fallopian tubes, Lowdown on Dope." Send a self· betng told to relax. 1 have suffered order and he produces ·no spenn gy and fenility. drugs. For moSJ polycystio ovaries, endometriosis addressed, Ions. bust'ne·ss-st' ze • many insensitive comments from We have to use donor sperm~ infenile C<iuples, insurance covers or a tow spenn count. ' 0 parents. who think· they know conceive. Please be aware that little or none of the expense of San Diego: When you pririted eve,rythmg about pregnancy. Your most infenile couples need med· treatment. Your column wiU not one letter about someone who postiige and handling) to: : column gave them more anununi· ical assistance. help correct that. . became ali . lion. For mQst unfortunate women HoUston: 1 was thrilled that you Minneapolis: So-~ should e•pectedpyreognuwanotuldterhear"'!opromtinothg,~ , . Lowdown, c/o Aim Landers. I ( d ) · • .1. . med ""~·~ " J;>.O. Box 11562, Chicago, ·m. t an .men • tnterttlly IS a ical could come up with five letters tell my fallopian tubes that all I ers wHo had a similar experience: 60611-0562. (In Canada, send , conditi~n, not an emoti911al prob- from people who succeeded in get· need to do is relax, to get pregnan,t. No one is going to write·out of''"- $4.55) To find out mo · re about A . nn' ' lem. ' · ting pregnant by relaxing HoweY1 ~ave su"e-d th h th ,_ · A he USA . rro ·~ roug ree blUe and say, "Dear Ann: 1 just Landers ·and read her pas( !' 1 1 nyw re, : was msu t- er, most of .those examples came painful ectopic .pregnancies in the adopted a baby, and I'm not preg- columns. visit the Creators Syndi- • ed .by youc' column on mfertthty. from couples who had been-told last four years, which could hardly nant yet. .How come?'' A lot of , cate ' web page at ! · The reason I was. unabl~ to con· they were infertile 20 or 30 years · be consider;ed relaxing . .My final infenile couples w,ill be angry with www.creatois.com: family So long, Chari i.e Brown; ..· you will be missed i arc risht 1be wet noodle comes ?U' of scmi-retiiement. Keep read· Jl Clearance Sale t \ r i. FRIDAY . WEDNESDAY . MIDDLEPORT' ~ The Middle-. POMEROY Fri!lay's Fun , pQrt Li~ Club~2 p.m Wednes- Food and· fellowship project at DorA elec:ls offieers.for 2000 · €JiTSTER, -. 9ffic~rs fpr 2000. day; home,.bf Jeanette Thoinas, Pat God's ''Neighborho~_Escape ''f11r Holler 'tci:' review "Strawberries , in Teens: 'Nutritional. foods free, non- .. were e ~tod at. a t:eecnt meeting of . the Se.a: by Elisabeth Ogilvie. /,l.nnu~ violent games, computer programs, tlte1~t Counctlors Club of Chester· .al b~siness meeti~·~ witb · el~ction of · cai'ds, pool available. Located ·Main Counctl 32~. Daughters of Amenc~ . Street, Pomeroy. Center opens· at 6 Elected were Jean Welsh, prest· officers. , '. p.m. and closes at 10:30 p.m. ·on Fri· dent; Thelma Whue, VICe prestdent; day 'and Saturday nights. Laura Mae Nice, tr~asurer; Opal THURSDAY Hollon, flower commtttee; Margaret · POMEROY. Alcoholics Amberge~• .sentinel, and Mary K. HARRISONVILLE ~ Pomona Holter, news reporter. Anonymous open meeting, 7' p.m. Thursday, Sacred H~art Catl)ohc . Grange, Friday, 7:30 p.m. Scipio .Church, Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy. · Firehouse, Harrisonville. Grange to , Preceding the business qteeiing, a host meeting. · · , . Christmas supper and meeti rig was RACINE - Rac.ine Grange, S,\TURI>AY ·, . . , .held at Thinity Church; Pomeroy. Th~rsday, 7 p.m. iittl)e,hall. . \• ~. H ESTER ~ Cliester Township JoAnn Ritchie asked the blessing . fOMBROY ·- National Wild Board of Trustees, year-end meting, . , ~te~st~eti'$!"ilh read .froll! St. ,. Turl<ey 'Federation infonnal organi- Chester townhall, Saturday, 8 ·a,m.' zat,onal meeting, Thursday, 8;30 Organizational meeting to follow. . For the Christmas program. Scqn · a.nt' at the ·Pomeroy Gun Club, to · and Esther Smit,h presented ~ skit: diseuss possibility of holding han- SUNQAY· POMEROY - .Meigs County .· Charlotte . Ora,ftt read the '-'First quet and forming committee. ' Humane Society; annual member, Christmas! Mary Jo Barringer. . ship meeting; Sunday, I p.m. at Jhe "Christmas is a Lovely Th,ing:. Erma · SYRACUSE- Syracuse Village Pomeroy Public Library. Ariyope · Cleland, "The End of Bethle)Iem", C~undl , Thursday/ 7 p.m. municipal who cares· about animals invited. leap Welsh, "Gifts !"Believe." Opal butldmg. · ,1 €a11992·6064 with questions. Hollon and Thelma White conduct• '. •.: ' ' '; .. ' , . ~ ' '. .... Furaiture Pl ... Q.uaH+v . ·•1 . ~~ . . us · Phone: 740-667~1388 ~· 1-800-200-4005 · 41123 St. Rt. 7 · '1\appers Plains, OR . . . . · Hours: Moo • Tburs 9:00 101 • 5:00 pm, Fri·9:00 am • 6 pm;Sat 9:00 am • 4 pm • �- • .. • ol .. I • • • ., , Page A I• The ~lly Sa: 1Unel • I . ,_. .. " Pomeroy, !l'llddleport Ohio • I .. • ' "· ' ' • ~ Wedn•day, JanUIJY 5, 2000 Page 81)· · . . ·Elinor. Donahue of 'Father Knows B~st' · serves up recipes, ~emorie~{. By LYNN ELBER . calori~" ~ ·~ in this down-toThere's a favorite recipe of the thing your mother made." •. eanh book . (Cumberland House, late Roben Young, the wise dad in So stars are not so different from LOS ANGELES (AP) - Televi· Nashville, Tenn.) · ''Father Knows Best" and wiser the ~st of us? "Absolutely not," she sion is not a balanced meal. The recipes collected from co- physician in "Marcus Welby, ·replied firmly. "Acton tend to go We, the viewers, sit in front of the slars and Donahue's own files M.D.," in which liver and onions are for comfort food." Apparenlly iri lube .cru~ching and slurp)nl and bat- include; for eumple, lhe Blintz sauteed in bacon 'drippings. . moderalion, at least in· pona_fii!C's loontng tnto the approXImate shape Casserole: Beat I 112 cups sour Is this all a charade? What about case: At 62, she's as slender as 1n her of our couches. The perfonners who cream, four eggs, 1/4 cup sugar and )he image of actors Jiving on Evian Betty years. . are holding us in thrall leave all the one teaspoon vanilla extract. Place and air? There's a buffet of celcbrity-ori· calories for us. two boxes of cheese blintzes in a "I think that's true today more ented cookbooks ("Dining with the Or so it seems: In most sitcom casserole containing a quarter cube than back then," Dpnahue said, Stars" and "Backstage P~~: Catetdinner scenes, fqr example,. ch'llrac:. of melted bUtter a.rid top with sour referring to her early years in· the ing to Music's Biggest Stars" among ters spend more time talking ·lhan cream mixtur~. Drizzle another business. "But when you really have them), and Donahue belieYes she -.eati~g, a sharp ~ontrast to real ~~i- quarter c.ube of butter ~n top; bake .,your favorite recipe, it's something . understands their popqlari~y. . · ly hfe. Only The S1mpsons for 55 mmutes. Serve wnh fruit. , yummy, .gooey, good - or soll\e."1 thm.k they offer a ghmpse mto with dad Homer happily stuffing his • · · face and waistline - gets i right. Actresses and most actors are rail thin, even those playing characters who logically might carry a bit more heft. Consider chef Monica (Counene~ Cox) on "Friends," who probably ·couldn''t .go two rounds with sturdy Julia Child.. · But evidence exists that there is feasting in TV Land; and it comes · STOll HOURS from a convincing soui'Ce: an actress whose credits extend from " Father 4<nows Best," in which· she played teen-age daughter Betty from 1954 1111-IOM to 19()0, to "Dr. Quinn, Me:dic:inel). AP Television Writer 1 Woman. " I' · to~c, ~. In " In the Kitchen with Elinor . Donahue: Favorite Memories and ' Recipes from a Life in Hollywood,". Donahue ·reveals that- she and her colleagues consume pasta, cream sauces and even (gasp!) chocolate cake. The words "nonfat" or .''reduced WE 24 'Prep Basketball·· TVCBoyiJ DOUIU COUPONS EHIYDAY • SEE STOlE FOR DETIIU TVC : AU. . Belpre Wellston Alexander Vinton County Melga. . 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Fl(lrida Stale, led by Peter WarThe unstoppable fresh in an rick and Chris Weinb, gave its 70. quarterback scrambled for 97 year-old CQ&Ch his first undefeated yards and a score, and also threw SC:IIIOil with a 46-29 victory over fot 225 yards and another touchscrambling Michael Vjck and Vir- down. He WI$ sai:ked seven times gin,ia :Tech in the s~w ~1• •• ·" and pressured throughput in the . .'':"Ill lis &lad for my guys and• fJokies' first champi011,1bip game · Pkinda State that we ·1fCre ab,le 1p . in the 107-year history of the pro.• share it together, •;; ,BOwden ;said gram. · ·' · · ·· Tueaday night. "ll'u milestone. 'I.''~ "We did cveryll\ing in our .:ould'v~ '8~ the rc:S.t ·o f my .,ife • pow~r we could, but . that wasn 'I and'ilot had 11 happen.'' . . . good ·enousJ!,"'Vick said. Willi .sons Thrry •and Tommy · , The 27·year..Oid Weinke; )llaywllthing - they ~ed ,Aubum · ins perhaps the finalaarne of his .and ':01~ .to u~ished se~- ~ · college careef- ~:.1! announ~e . sonamlhe'90s-tjil."No.l Sein1• • F(iday•whcther•he'll retlim for hts . noles !le(:ame the first te~ tci go ·senior BCII59D'- completed 20 tlf • . ":'ire·lo·wi~ in T,h~ Aas~iated ~passes lor ;329 ya'rds. He threw Press poll stnce the JireSeason rat• ·for four TDs, two .to RDn Dugans. . illgs ·began ill 1950.. . ', ' All , week, Warric1c and bis "!llingly, th~ir lmf!:rfect . star ~nior pals promiSe!~. each o!'ter . . proy1~ the biggest plays con a they .~uld do cvcrythmg possible .nigh!' when . Vick almpe\; ~gle· 101~yoid l~ipg three title games. . hlliiOedly won t!Je high~t·S<:oring They ·did, helping Bowden com· ' Sugar BOwl ·ever. . . ,: .: plete remarkalilc year. · \Vaiiick soored { s'!'gar Bowl· ., BOwden wori.bis 300th game J'CC?rd ~Q' pointS, 'l'llfi:h{ng. touch- , the . first father, ys. son ·ooaCIIin/, .down passes of 6<\->ind 43;}>ards ' matcbup against Clemson froin 'Welnke, runniilJ'9 stardl•on , Tommy; celebrated his 50th a Pllnl return for a 'JD.~a• id!Jini''> ding' anniversary '•and fin.all• a 2-point conversion 'grab. • ·• ed his first perfect sea:soillir ".I bad to go out and have the years as acoach. ·best ganie of my life," the All· Tiie Seminoles· were automatiAmerican Warrick said. cally crowned national champs in Warrick did little in Flprida the USA 'foday-ESPN coacl!c:s' State's championship losacs in the poll under. the Bowl . Champi· 1998 'and 1996 seasons. That · ohship Se~es fprmat. .. changed this time as he wound up . Warrick, who 11)51 his ·chan~ at ·.with si~ ~~hes for 163 yards to the Heisman 'rrQphy" after bls · ·win the molt outstanding player arrest, showed the big-play potenawatd and cal'~~ a sideline hand- · tial .lhat might make him the No. I shake from NFL star Randy•M;oas:. · pick in the NFL draft in April. While the Seminoles were 1~-0 •Last season, he WI$ held tO one on the field.-losses mounted off the· catch for. 7 yards against Ten· . field earlier in the season. · nessee in the title 'game. In three At leasl five players were sus· previous ·bowl games. Warrick pended or kicked off the team for totaled five .catches and no TDS. v.,.;ous reasons, induding War- . He o~ed the scoring with his rick, Whq ·missed two aarnea for 64-yard ~~lilA~ • ~~~and his role illi!>S~Qppi~~~-~ ~ ~,p;e,'{n~:~~~~./1\.:i\ ' "I wa.s.n't•really(\lc!ls~ Qnlast , . Late mthe ~· v.:tlh lialf the rear. That's ali behind ll!'l ' ,War· . · crowd .of'79,280 chanting ''Peter . • ,ri<:k saj,d. . ·~~·~~;...,. . , Warrick, Pete( Warrick," Weinke ._' : The game wlls fil~:~9! '111g • ~ ·back' and' threw a 43-yard ' eptum · .•TQ.\II!!Solo the wide receiver, who · sl::orin~ plays and·E; . ' . . sWings. The Semi~~ ~. Ill a. ' caullllfilhe ball while diving into ·HEADED FOR THE SHOW- FSU'a Piller werrlck (II) hllula on. of hla thl'ft touchdowneln the Sugar 23·71ead,then the •ff ... ('~1-1) "',. SHSEMINOLES-82 Bowl. Warrick waa named MVP of the national chltmplonehlp game. (AP) . .. a w• . ' .~ ~ ~ l • • • ' ' ~ig, qya,~er leads Alexander past Southern .By' Scott Wolfe , :· . . · n -n; · South· of the court. Ale·xander was 19-of-2,5 at the line. Sentinel <:orrespondeilt . . . . ern made poor · The third. Southern hit just 12-of-34 two-point. ·.:·AC(MNY- A l(·.!l ,s~(;lring· de(icit io\ pus . selecshots and 7-of-17 t!uee-point attempts. The , period ~ ended . ',. the sei:otul quarter led to a '~P-Sl',!iblithern :1 tiops ·· . a~d · 45.·38. Alex Tornadoes grabbed 18 rebounds (Fisher 7) . loss to Alexander in ·a boy( .va~I.IJ buk~l' , began ,. .their went up by Southern committed 15 turnovers, had 13 ~all contest at Albany ;J'ueSd~r·. n\llhl. : ·,.:' . shooting woes (Hubbard 3, Norris 3) and 23 fouls. ~!~~:h i~ ·~~~ steals .• Alexander (3-4, TVC 3,2J . was ltd' b}' .. in the second Alexander connected on 17-of-37 tWO· ·Jason Warren's 18'point, 18.-rc:bound effort period ·as Southern ral- point field goals and 2-of-12 three-point , while Eiic Gabriel knotted fourteen ,points Alexander lied back to shots. Alexander hauled in 39 rebounds. and Brian ~!lett added nine. · . . .' ended the twq points, but Alex had 17 turnovers, fi~e steals and 12 . · · .For Southern, Jeremy .Fisher netted 'frame . and the . on ' three sue-· . fouls. • three three-pointers for eleve.il polnhl and bid for a close first half with an 11·2 ~unto cessive possessions made turnovers with· In reserve action, Southern (6·1) won, seven \~rebounds, whjl, RUS..e!J. Reiber end the half, 32-19. out the benefit ·of a shot. Alexander look 47-37 win. J.P. Harmon and Dilly Hill added ele,ven· pojnla, , Ga,rr~(!<iser•:added · ........,-Southern twice . cut the score to four advantage of the situation and pulled away each led with eight points, . while. Justin · · · • · · · Connolly, Jordan Hill, ,and Nate Martin · nine~ ,nd ~~ri~ ~andolf.~1!l.ht-.' Jipin.la in the fourth p~riod, ~ut mi.ssed ·cfor .the win. . Southern (4·3. TVC 2;3) took' lll'.early s~OII and lur~overs at mopportune limes ·Throughout the contest, Southern wa5 in each had six. John Gardiner had eight for. ldvantage aqd led IQQCh of,the first pqiod, never allowed the visitors to aet over the foul trouble and offensively never shot a Ale~. • . leading at one pOint h-6,: b~fore ~lexander hump. Meanwhile; Jason Warren scored at free throw until three minutes left to go in Southern hosla Federal Hocking Friday: · went on a 7-2 run to end the frame tied at will and controlled the boards at both ends t.lle game. SHS was 2-for'3 at·the line and· · The Spartans outscoredSouth· ern 17-6 in thes econd quarter and h14ing on for a 59-51 win over the TQrnadoes. . r, .; ,., : ; , . Mu·checks in at . to in fi~nal AP poll. '' . 3 . . ' :...·~~~ $4 · ,, ,. UIIIED~·.F~IL! P~CK:saT.OAI.. $: ~99 CoHee ••••••••••• ·· Ice Cream·. (Asst. v••,•••••~. · · ·. · . · TURNS THREE • KeiMy Morgan Hbdeon, de~ghter 0! .Kyle . and H•th Hudeon, Brllclbury Road, Pomerqy, celebt'IIIM her third · birthday recently with a party at her hOlM. · A Blues CIIHta partY .theme wee cerrltd out with a theme cake made .,Y her gl'lllldnootl•, Pam Sallsn ill Middleport, .,.... · ~eel wlth·llliler refreah1M1118. Oth•r• illlehdlng and ·.P,. ••nttng glfte to th• honor• wer• her grandmother, Mary Hopp., trMI-grendptlrenta, Emmett end Zora,AewtOn, 8oott SaiNQif Heatller end 8hSW(I . H~ley, Greg, t!lfl·and Jordllil Rawson, Jerry and YNuger, Jqalah R'waon, Cejrl• GilliS. · "• ·· ·••· Fl9rida S~te tops Va. Tech _..........-- JIIGHLIGHTS $5~' ': THE IIIHJ TO LIMIT QUINTRIES PRICES GOOD THRI JINUIIY 8, 2000 ' WEDNESDAY'S PROD ' POMEROY ...,. A new set of bylaws to comply with House Bill 674 passed in the last session of the legislature, has been approved by the Ohio Valley Area Libraries (OVAL) Board of,Trustees. . The legislation changes OVAL. from a publi~ library organization to · a multi-type library ·organization and mandates representation on the Board for school, academic and other types of libraries in the region. · In otlier business: · - the Board approved a State . Library transfer request made by director and recommended by the Librarians' Advisory Committee. Anderson's proposal is to add another web server to the OV1\L hardw,are configuration which suppoits the web sites of the mem~r libraries. ·. Since July, OVAL servers .have handled mor.e than l.5 ·milliolt-!lits. new server will provide space support the growth .o f member library web sites. . · . · · - reviewed plans for several upcoming trustee events. The annual meeiing will be conducted ·in Janu.. ary, OVAL will host an OPLIN Filtering Workshop at the Northside . Branch ofthe Chillicothe and Ross County ·Pub)ic Library in February, a'nd use the reg~larly sch~d.uled meeting date in March to conduct a dinner meeting' 'regarding library certification proposals being dis. cussed in the library community. · OVAL is a cooperative regional library system chartered by the State • of Ohio in 1973. Wanda · Eblin . serves or\ the OVAL Bo)lrd and is a representative of Meigs County Dislric~ Public Library. ' I &·: MT. DEW . · ~AcceptS Crlldlt Carda .. . Inside: Decade offutlity for Bengal$- 9ege 82 Inside: Cleveland falls to Sacramento, '111-107- ' • 8 2 .. 291 SECOND ST. • • people's lives that (the public) might \ Despite the book's .liiht not ordinarily see." she said. "J have Donahue found creating It a forti\ ef ~ to toot my own hom a little on this. · therapy. , : •; ;. I think my book is unique in the "It w~ cathartic. My m~ .and : form it ~s. lt has 260 pictures, I. weren't having the besl rtlauon-.; most neyer seen before. They're pic- ~hi,P 111 a c~rtain time in our lives- ~ tures taken on set, and not JUsl pub- 11 was fine m later years- and~ :; Jicity photos, of all kinds of·people were still those incomplete fe'ebngs. ;. in the business.": Writing the book, I really developed ? · The memories Donahue shares an appr~iation for her an~ who she ~ are as uncomplicated as the recipes. was." :. She sails with aplomb and little ! hand-wringing through her caree,r EDITOR'S 'NOTE --" Lylla~ ups and downs, th.e ~aring of four . Elber CflD be · reached ! •• ;. sons and even family Illnesses. lelber"at"ap.Ol'l -; · :: P0 WELL'S ...........,....., . 14.Joi. 3/$ . "IAIIQUET FAMILY . . ' ~4-28 oz. . 2/$ ••••. ......v.r.) .....•••....•~ . '3. . . . a . ·' BANKROll .. · This Wee" ·~ . . .· ,outo D.. PEACHES ·~ c ttl ' '. I .,. Value ' :$300· l • ': 5/$ FREE I! OZ. ·' - Powen;a Super. SAUC·E ~. 1. , . ' .,l '. ·. • . . ., '·- �.. ... • -• - -- - - - 1 ' • ~ --- ·. • 2 • The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Wednllclay, Jp_uery I, 2CIOCJ" • The Daily Sentinel • Page B 3 "; Following de.cade of futility... Bengals cl:inct, title of NFL's worst, make no ~hanges .I CINCINNATI {AP)- The New York Jets, New England Patnots and Green Bay Packers changed coaches Iller winning e1ght games and m1ssmg out on the play- offs What d1d the Cmcmnah Bengals do after ptlmg up the most losses ever m a decade? They stayed the course That, more than anythmg, ts what 1999 w•ll be remembered as m Cmcmnat1 - the year of more of the same More losmg. More feudmg More talk of resurrecting the NFL's most forlorn franch1se wtth the same cast "I see something to butld on and y;e know that we've got to butld now," satd coach Bruce Coslet, who has kept his Job dcsptte leadmg the Bengals to a total of seven wtm on the past two seasons "We're not sJttmg there ui the dark knowmg that we can JUSt keep cru1smg along dotng the same-old, same-old and make 11 work." There will be a few changes 1n 2000 - Ak1h Sm1th takes over as tbe startmg quarterback, the Bengals move 1nto Paul Brown Stad1um and a scemc nvers1dc practice fac1hty lunate to have a pahent owner," Coslet sa•d "But the But as far as the team's foundatiOn goes, nothmg wtll • pahence IS over for me thts year " be all that d1ffer• G1ven the ent General manteam's h1story of ager M1ke Brown d · th 90S. lousy offseupns shU has a hghl· following lousy fisted gnp on the seasoiUI, there's franch1se, Coslet has been brought l?ack for the final hJtle reason to thmk the Bengals wiU substantially year on h1s contract and the team 's btgg~st stars- Carl upgrade themselves through free agency Ptckens, Corey D11lon -are fed up w1th the status quo That leaves the pendmg move to a new $400 m1lhon The Bengals sel an NFLreq>rd by lostng 107 games stad1um complex along the Oh•o R1ver ~ the mam rea· m the 1't90s- 108 1f the Jan 2 loss m Jacksonville IS son for opt1m1sm that things w•ll get better m 2000 mcluded. They haven 'I liad a wmmng season smce 1990 "If that doesn't p1ck up people's spmllo and at least and have gone 10 years wtthout mak1ng the playoffs, the help the cause of bemg pos1t1Ve and gcttmg nd of the loll!est current streak m the league negative, I don't know what else Will," Coslet satd. Despite 11 all, Brown has chosen to keep h1s coach~s It would help 1f they could bnng m some top-i!f·the· and h1s broodmg stars, giVIng them another chance to hne free agents, somethmg Brown has failed lo do 1n h1s make 11 tum out nght Other teams make maJor changes decade runm)lg the team Is Brown be Willing lo spend after break-even seasons, the Bengals keep g1ving one the money to do 11? , more chance "Well, we'll see," Coslet Slid "All [know IS he sees "It's unfortunate that 1t's a 'now', thmg and I'm for- our needs, he knows what's out there, he knows where CinciniUJti lost an NFL record 108 games unng · e ' ' we are m relatlonsh•p to the (salary) cap." Bnn8JD& m some stars would tmprove the mood more than any stadtum could " We have a new stad1um commg up," second-year hnebacker Bnan S1mmons satd "If we can ild 110me key people added to what we already have, we can budd th1s thtng and start the new m1llenmum the nght way." The mtllenmum wtll 511,11 With a new quarterback !;mlth played m only four games as a rookie before a foot mJury s1dehned hnn the rest of lhe season. Wtth Jeff-Blake beaded for free agency, the BCnpls' short-term future w•ll depend largely upon a quart'erback who's shll a rook1e m terms of expenence "Akth ts gomg to be cnhcal to what we do," Coslet sa1d "We also know he IS essenttally gotng to be a rook· te agam We know IJ.ow rookies somettmcs struggle." Smith knows 11, to1. ,.. "There's so much I have to learn There's so much •' more I have to do," he sa1d "It's g01ng to be a rough and , rugged offSeason." Just hke the regular seasorr And the decade ANNO U NCEJ.lEN TS 005 u Cltnton also called the Semmoles, who lost last year's hlle game to Tennessee 23-16 10 the F1esta Bowl "This 1s somethmg I was T.ONIGHT! Why walt? Start meeting Ohio sir:~glea tonight Call tolllree 1 000.766-~ airtanslon 5176 30 Announcements Bankruptcy sale land whh trallar 43568 Badlord 1Wp 246 Pomer· oy Oh, 6 12 $5 000 all cash, subject to baner offers tor lnlormallon call Henry Zlpt ~20· 792·3372 New To You Thrlfl Shoppa 9 WaSI Sllmaon ~lhans " 746-592·164t OualllV clolhl"g Aftd ftOUI8hQid B9•••· IIams $t oo bag sale e\lery Thursday Monday thru Saturday play that's all What else do you want me to say?" Ind1ana weathered a fourth-quarter rally by New Jersey. Webber added 10 rebounds and Jason Williams hid 18 pomts and Mtller shot 10-of-14 before bemg eJected for argumg a .no-call a career·hlgh 18 asststs for Sacramento, wh1ch had lost 14 stra1ght ,with 4 12 to play in the thud quarter. HI Cleveland The Ktngs were sttll 10 Kansas Clly when they beat Trail Blazers 114, Raptors ~ the Cavs at the R1chf1eld Coliseum on March 18, 1984 Damon Stoudamne, playmg hts fust game 1n Toronto sihce , Sura scored 26 po1nts and Shawn Kemp had 21 for the Cavs, who demanding a trade two years ago, scored 22 pomts as Portland won have lost 11 of 12. liS SIXth straight. Tlmberwolves 91, Spurs 88 Stoudamue, one oJ Toronto's most popular athletes durmg h1s 2 Mahk Sealy scored 22 p01nts and Mmnesota held San Antomo 1/2 ·years in the city, was booed every lime he touched the b,all. He Without a field goal for the f11st 8 1/2 minutes of the fourth quar- added ftve asststs and four rebounds ter • Suns 86, Hornets 80 , T1m Puncan led the vtsttmg Spurs w1th 2fpomts. Cltff Robmson scored 30 points and Tom Gugliotta returned to , Bucks 116, Hawks 113 the hl)eup for the f1rst hme s1nce hts life-threatemng setzure Dec. lsa1ah R1der's return to Atlanta's startmg hneup d1dn't have a 17 as host Phoemx beat Charlotte storybook ftmsh as he mtssed a 3-pomter w1th three seconds to Gughotta had tllVo potnt~ and 10 rebounds. play 1n a loss at Mtlwaukee Seattle 103, Rockets !16 Glenn Robtnson htt ba<:k-to-back Jumpers in the ftnal mtnute to Gary Payton scored 29 pomts to help VIsiting Seattle bfeak a key a stmmg comeback for the Bucks Robmson ~tt 11 of 12 shots f1ve-game lostng streak. 10 the second half and ftntshed w1th 36 pomts. Houston rookie Steve Francts scored 27 to he hts career htgb, Knicks 96, Celtlcs 88 wh1ch came at Seattle on Nov. 20 Matt Bdllard added a season· Allan Houston scored season h1gh 37 points as New York beat htgh 20 tn a rare start Boston for the 15th stratght lime at Mad1son Square Garden Nuggets !18, Mavericks 96 Latrell Sprewell added 16 p01nts and Patnck Ew1ng and Larry George McCloud h1t two 3-pomters tn the fmal 46 seconds and Johnson had 14 ap1ece for the K01cks Aptomo McDyess had 27 p01nts and 13 rebounds as Denver beat Paul Pterce had 23 pomts and Kenny Anderson adped 22 for the Dallas Celhcs M1chael Fmely had 28 pomts and 10 asststs and Oary Tr11n1 Grizzlies 91, Heat f7 added 20 pomts for the VISiting Mavericks, who. lost then fourth Shareef Abdur·Rahtm scored 20 p01nts and h1t four free throws slratght f, m the fmal two mmutes as VartOOuver overcame a 15-pomt def1cll Lakers 1~2, Cllpper!s 98 ., J to wtn JUSt 1ls second roafL game of the season 1n 14 tnes Shaqutlle O'Neal had •38 potnts and 15 rebounds as the Lakers MJke Btbby led the Gnzzhes w1th 22 po1nts Jamal Mashburn beat the Clippers 122-98 to extend thetr wmmng streak to 11 games • had 20 pomts for the Heat -longest m the NBA thts season The wtn was also the 18th In 19 Pacers 116, Nets 111 games for the Lakers as well as theu 11th stra1ght over theu crossRegg1e M11Ier scored 24 pomts and Rtk Sm1ts added 22 as host City nvals 9 00,5 30 40 GIVIIWay (740~446-1090 6 months Black male 112 Retrlev er Frleodly also give away 9 months okl call (740),446 1062 If this is who you call when you need' a fourth ••• • • Female 4 mon1h ole! 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But Eastern behmd e1ght steals and Wood. had the sconng of Joe Brown three of the maroon and gold's pulled away and took a 40-34 seven ass1sts The Marauders lead at the end of the penod ·turned the ball over 11 limes Brown scored e1ght pomts 10 "I ttp my llat to the period Me1gs," Eastern coach Howte Then came the fourth pen· Ca)dwell sa1d after the conod, the Eagles out scored test "They played exceptionMeigs 14-6 wtth the only ally well I explamed to the po1nts from the Marauders k1ds that we were no gomg to comtng on three po1nters from 1> sneak up on people hke we d1d Steve Beha and N1ck Wood, • last season We showed a lot the three pomter from Wood of po1se m the fourth penod, came at the buzzer v;hen he and Garrett Karr d1d a tremen· nat led a shot from about four dous JOb on Beha. 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Hey & Grain 1987 Sprint 3Cyl Auto Rebuilt r • t Engme E11cellent Condition $1 000 firm (304)675 5403 depoall required no poll, 1•0· 992 2218 Shoats Like Now 12 Fool Boal 640 J Plaid sofa and love seat $125 Jerry chair $10 Hardwick gas and wood stb\le $1500 740 992 5891 Home Demonatrallon Kind High ast Quality • American Made filOT Korean Normally $ t 500 Soiling $895 t-80().421-7287 ':} ~502 Rebuilt Engtne illlra Good Cond~ " Uon No Dents $2 000 740 256- 1 6061 Apartment• • for Rent 1 and 2 beifroom apanmanls. fljr nished and untur(11ahtd securitY For Sale 3 2 Year old Ftllies """ Green Broke (740) 367 0512 or• ' 74D-'141 1982 540 Miscellaneous At<C registered Chinese Shar Pel Merchandise pupptes tots of wrinkles $300 740.949-2128 SSBAD CREDIT? Got Caah :..:.:.::.::.:::.:::,:...---;:--'-:-- Loans To $5 ooo Debt Consoli dation To $200 000 Credit Cards Mortgages Refinancing And Auto Loans Available Mer181an ,. _. Year Old Palomino Filly $700 Broke 74D-446 8051 TRANSPORTATION be complete IUe size sat 740 Jackson Avanue (304)675'7358 992 2326 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Waterline Special 314 200 PSI washers dryers relftgerators ranges Skaggs Appliances 76 $21 95 Par 100 I' 200 PSI VIne Slreel Call 740 446 7395 $37 00 Par 100 All Brass Com fi'1'SSion Fillings In Slocl< I 889-6111-0126 RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jackson Ohlo 1 60Q.S37 9528 Sporting 520 Goods Wood Burner With Blower Excel· lonl Condlllon $450 740·448 Solo Flex Oelu11e like new Ali At 6982 tschmtnla (740) 44 t 0731 aflar :=::__..;..._.,_ _ _ __ 6 00 PM 550 Building Suppllas Antique• 530 Buy or sell Riverine Anrlqu•s 1124 Easl Main on SR 124 E Po- ,,; King Wood Burner with Btower 4411-4548 740-446-7375 Housel1old Goods Livestock Herd 01 Registered Llmouain Cattie For Sale Black & Red Polled & HOif\llll 740-446-IIOQ1 • And Newer FOf<l'""f.Serles Pickups Came Ofl MERCHANDISE or Edison Mayas (304)675 1558 (740) 441 .IatJ..aa.ta Fits .a.ppllancea Reconditioned Washers Dryers Ranges Relrl grators 90 Day Guaranleel French City Maytag 740 446 (7<40) 3818801 1 Bedrooms ARt Ulillllos lnclud ad $30il.t.10 NO PelS Wllh OP pesll (740) 367.()611 630 Aelrlgerator Works Good $1 oo Eiectnc Range $30 Works Good mont In Mlddleporl 740 992 9191 Log Spllner 20 Ton 5 Horsepow er, Good Condition $365 00 8ft White Fiberglass Truck Topper 74x99 Good Condition $150 00 ... ~OBrn~-·~(~74_0~~2~511-~9~16_1______. • : Padded Ralls $150 oo (740) 367.()512 ' & Dyer $175 00 Slso Super Slnga Water Bed w1th Nice 2BR apartment with garage Mason $300 + utiiiUes & sacurl 1y ctepesll (3041675-19 11 One bedroom furnished aj:)art Gravely Walk Behind Tractor Six • J equipment $2 000 Firm (304)675 5403 " p~eces of of G E Washer Giveaway' Llmllld supply 800 283-2840 445.Q008 I 998 Na" Holland LX485 Skid Steer Loader Low Hours Very '• Good Condthon Call Huntington 1.r New Farmers Tobacco Ware- ... house Rrpley Ohio Is now re ., ca1v!ng tobacc:o 1St sale Jan ,. 10 Call loU free 1 888 944 4365 • .. (304)675 4975 moasage 420 Mobile Homes for Rent nan 'race Road 1 Mile on 218 740-256-6202 For Sale a. Pedestal Table with "' Chairs Super good Condlton (740)-«e-4537 Evao Only (304)675 13711875-3230 510 $100 Deposit Located On Han Firewood for sale $25 truckload 7«l 949.fl605 New Mlllentum Dietl Eat All Day And Melt Away Call Tracy At fenced back yard large lot, at Meadow Land Estates Pt Pleas an! seoo month plus references and daj>o&l 304 1124-2480 Home $3001Mo lncludos Heal Compliant "lmost EveryOne .a.p proved HI00-617·3476 Ext 330 Modern I BR All Ulllltlas Paid home with auachad garage 2 Bedroom Furnlsheij Mobile COMPUTERS Low Or $0 Down Low MoA!hly PaymaniS Y2K Mobile Home Supply 740 446 9416 Except Electric Gallipolis Ferry Area $250 month + Deposit 1:· 610 Farm Equipment ayslom brand new $149 lnalalled 304736-4500 lrea 740 992 1182 or 304 773 5305 after 6pm Bedroom& 1 Balh C/A W&O $3651Mo Three bedroom all electric ranch $281).$3110 740 992 2167 2 Bdrms OH SlaiB ROUIO I 60 At Evergreen C81174Q.446-2565 Complete DISH NetwOJk satellite Countryside Apartments Nice 2 30H3&-729e Between Alttena and Pomeroy 2 & 3 bedroom mobile homes. 540 MlaceUaneous Merchandlaa Close To Rio Gran~• Campu~ 1 Bedroom All Utilities Inclu ded $290/Mo OeposH Required 1 capped EOH (304)875-6879 e Dakwood .Qalllpo. 440 118.,740-4411-3093 DIWI Only li'!>lhg ... Grilli Payl CALL 1 80D- DATA ENTRY 715\0380 Ext 1201 (24 tto) all electric Second Avtnue rooms 1 112 &llhs Large Living Furnlsllod Call740-44£.1599 3 Bldrooms 2 Bath Housa Ga rage & Baoamonl Hud Approved! Country No Payments For 90 88'51·332- Complete Simple Government Forl'fl& At Home No E111perlenca 2 bath Bodrooms Gallpolla $325/Mo Damage Daposll Required, Rolor """"' No Pols 740-446-1066 2 410 Houses for Rent 2 Bodtoom Small House Clean 3 Now Taking ,O,ppllcallons- 35 Milos Down Route 7 $350/Mo West 2 Bidroom Townhou&e Must Have Good References Apartmenls Includes Water 741).446-1615 740 446-1243 Sewage Trash $3151Mo 740 $22,000 (3Q4)882 5039 92 Clayton 18x80 S Badroomo Two bedroomf one bath total ~oat Pump Good Condlllon $16 000 00 090 (7<40) 256 1618 electric $250 month $250 de poslt references required out· (740~251-1252 aida Rullan<l area. 74D-992 77$8 Ooublo Wldo Soi·Up In The I • A88EIIILY AT HOliEn Crolla, . www aluoJcytymt oom Bedrooms 2 Baths Hardwood Floors Some Carpet t=ully room Toy& Jewelry Wood Sewing, ' 10012t3-UII Anll\ony Lond.l)o~any LTn RENTALS $11 000 (304)882 1997 14X70 Oakwood 3 bod ~bleFoe ' Col Ryan 7298 1994 Clayton 1"x6S It All alec:trlc, 2 bedrooms Very nice ,..1 5015 Exlf700 lllally. 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(24 Hr Recorded Me5Sago) I ·800.854· &189 Ext 5046 $800 WEEKlY POTENTIAL ' For LANDI Even If Ill 1.1110<1 20 ·500 Acrall borhood $40 000 $400/Mo Pluo $250 Deposit AvaOable Fe~ru ary 1511l Call740-44t.0777 For Sale or Rani Price $11 500 Gallipolis Forry Area (304)697 01740-8431.5147 ewnlngs Credit 0 K Fee Ext 215 " Own Computer ' Wo Poy l:AIII LOYi Maintenance Quiet Neigh· condiHonera In Ponland ready 10 IIIOYA $3500, 740 843-5310 dll)'l )( \ Land Contracl Available AN THONY LAND CO LTD 1-1100 213-8385 For FREE Mapa 360 Real E1tate Wanted Balh Newly Cafpeled Full Basemont Flnlsllod Allie ctfy Schoole 1974 12x60 all electric, washer dcyer refrtgerator oven curtains c;;ouch B!'\d. chair two Window air guarantee ~e weatheF, we 91!lll!Qg)ise yp~ l«~t ~elf. l ) )' Calll-800-949-4444 for information abOut our3-dayf ' $162. 2-mght golf a.nd hotel packages "·as low/as l Grande $9 500 + $850 Down 2 Bedroom small Mobile Home $200 OOJmonth Avajlabte Now! Alabama are nothing to sneeze at, And while we can't )\ Road Area 310 Homes for Sale COUNTRY J«))IE Bolween Gallipolis And Jackoon 2 BR 1 112 Ballla, Full BIMmanl Up To 17 Ac:ra Tracts For Re Thai Could Eaolly be Turned tnlo. creation Or Rosldantlal Off SR 124 \ 20 Mlnut~o From Rio More Bedrooms 10 Years Old Provided Must Own Comp~ler 1• bourevllle Wv 1<(304) 738·7295 800-434-55ta Eid 667 or 1 (304) 736-2395 for fhe sunny South and the heraJded ROben Tr~nt Jones Golf Trail. The word has gotten rround m Cold Country that the beautiful courses, the mce weather and the low rates tn \ Nt~lghborhood Rough & Wooded Road Cui In NEEDS TLC Slngl8wklft Allowed $2,300Down MEIGS COUNTY New Septic Syatem E11cellent CondiUon Brick & VInyl 81 Level Has Barn & Several OUtbuildings County Water Ciraat Buy von Area. (304)773-5577 330 Farms for Sale Meadows Wllh Lola Of RQad knowingly accept 2 Bedroon) Apartmtnt New Ha 888 1140.()521 Near Thurman Beautiful Rolling adve1'1118mentl for real eetate Apartments for Rent Christy t Family LJvlng apart manta home & trailer rentals 7_.0 992 "514 apartments awall Between Gallipolis & Jackson will not 440 Two older mobile homea In coun try. remOdeled nice & dean wl1h back porch each ha& two bed rooms bath retrlgtfator and stove on 3 acres Jive In one end ronllhe oltler $39000 sea 10 ap. praclale 740-992 528-4 U010ACRES Or FREEZING over'a putt Isn't just an expression. tlnless you head SfiiHey Spaara. 31)ol,875-1~ '. llmllatlon or dlicrlmlnotlon • · ,,..,.., on "1Qe colo< rollgloo ed Computer Required Call net uaara Wantedl $3Sct ·$800 I IINtllllta Madl Pros Toll Free 1 568 313 Btautllui well maintained Bi·Lev Weak 1·886·858·9338 www eblz fl0.19Ext 3125 ol Home wllh 4 Bedrooms 3 Full dream nat Balha Lorge Family Room wllh Moms wanled America • 11 ATIENTIONII $1 ,800 Weekly working tlraplaca living Room Home Buolnaos Mo'l'l Work AI Working From Home Processing \nd AUachtd 2 ~~ Garage Pluo ~fs" Free cassette 1 &68-et:~;, Our .Corporatet Newataueral $2 a 26x60 Separate Garage with All Yord Solei Mull Be Paid In NEW MILLENNIUM DIETl Sue EAGLES All raal aawa adv&nlslng In lhls newo,.r 1o albjacl1o the Fedelal Fair Housing Act ot 198fl Which moku ~Illegal 304-675-1957 Handyman Sorvlcoo 740 256 8120 EMERGING COMPANY NEEDS and 141 Area (740)-441·1592 Faxed Rate S&\11 Thousand• Hurry -Wont Laatl Only 0 Oak M>Od.flallpolle 74().446-3093 10 advlntse ·spy prafarenca DENTAL BILLER $15 ·$45 /Hr Daniel BIIDng Software Company Needs People To ProeHl Modi Wheelchair Ramp To Needy Par· Fo4,ndt Medium Golden and White w/Biue Collar1 Lincoln Pika Services TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY 11111 No Fee llnlooa We Win! 1-888-582-3345 Single Wide Cloaronce $9 99 Maatera Doctorate, By Corrt· 11>0ndonoo S.aod Upen Prior Eduoadon And ShOrt Study Course For FREE Information Booklet (304)8112 2539 ~ 230 , Profeaafonal cohol And Drug Dej:lende,ey Sl.nd Resume To P 0 Box 33 GaR Oh 45831 School• Instruction EARN A LEGAL COLLEGE DE GREE QUICKLY Baeholoro Assemble Producta Call Toll Free 1-800-467 5581 Eid 11577 gre.rn Area EARLYPAY, Llctcc10038 NEW BANK REPOS ONLY two LEFT NEVER UVED IN CALL HIOG-94&-567a NO PAYMENT TILL MAV 2000 N>IY HOME PURCHASED IN lliE MONTH OF JANUAFIV WE WILL MAKE FIRST 3PAY. MEN1S • 1 801HM8-5678 Repos Single & OoubleWu:Je 1 t88-9211-98116 150 000.223- I 149 Exl 480 No O"lce VIlli Ntct&oary Up To $500 lnllanlly Toii·Free 1·177· Managerial skiD Preferred NO AI Sand Rooume 10 Galllpella DallyTrlbune RE -~~~Sal.. Rep 825 Gallipolis OH "583 t ,eal Claims From Home Training Provkled Musl Own Compultr I 320 Mobile Homes for Sele NEED AN EARLY PAYDAY71 ad And Personable Individual player Losl Fomala Beagle Brown HMNSIUHC PO Box 1042 lo\\hlta Little Black Loll Near Proclorvllle Ohio. 45689 E0 E ' ..... Ohio 45789 Sale• Pollllon For a Self Mollval 84 - 'MuS! 1111)'1 good Communlcallon skills • Muot have good drMng record & PrtMdo own Transporla~ 'Must llave ablllly 1o be a TEAM Sp!U Jack Rusaell Terrier 7 Wk Old 70 ' • O"frs Top Salary Commensurate wlln experience lltnefllllncluda '401K Heollh & Llfa tnauranoo Mileage Son<! Reaume & 5alory HisiOJY 10 HMNS/\JHC PO Box 1042 Proctorville Ohio 45869 Aetall 11111 Cllrk In Pomeroy mual be able to work some Sunctaya and •venlngs 34 hours or more per week Send retume rJo Tho Oally Sonllnel PO Box 729- Ho.me Care for 1 NQn Smoker & Non-Drinker Honest & Mobile .. • E""rgeloc, Relpooslblo Carl~ 8•nd PIOYk!O Cu.!Uiy Core Georges Portable Sawmill don t haul your loge to the mill just earl ~;~~~~~;~t wa111ng for," sa1d We1nke, who m1ssed that game because of a neck lRJUry "I rehabbed for e1ght months for th1s ane We sa1d last year we could go Wlre-to·wlfe and when we went down m' the tlurd quarter, we responded " Bowden was glad for the players, and htmself "It"s a load off your shoulder to WID th1s one," he sa1d "Th1s one I can enJOY I already had a natiOnal champ•· onshtp nng, but these guys d1d n't have a nng Now they do I have two " mualtncludt Third""""" 3 Yellow Kltlens to give awayl a continued from 81 mance ·aua•n~allons Ext 9735 • SEMINOLES w1th a Vtrgmia Tech defender draped over h1m "We made a great comeback 1n the second half, but they came back, too, and you have to give them credit," V11gm!'a Tech coach Frank Beamer sa1d a few mtnutes after taktng a telephone call from Prestdent Chnton ''They keep poppmg at you and that Warnck, he had_ a great ntght What a perfor- www 8't'erclr oom START DATING POSTAL J088 Up To $17.21 /Hr GuaroniHd Hlro For Appllcallon And Exam lnlormotlon C.U 8 A M • 8 PM MF 1-888-198 5127 Ext 24-1007 ·~­ Herpes E\ltrCLA Stops Herpea Outbreaksl 98% Suceeas Rate "lrntr«<lole Oporo~ lor FT RN llupe<YifO!In Gollla Coun~y Have Fun Meeting Eligible Sin· gles in Your Area Call For More lntormallon t·800 ROMANCE Cavs' Sura pulls a Webber in Cleveland's loss to Sacramento - 'hme out, tJme out, ttme out ' And the1r boy called hme eut. Thetr own fans lost the game for them " Webber sa1d Cle¥eland's Wesley Person remmded htm of hts gaffe moments later "He satd tl was my tule," Webber sa1d "So 11 was funny to see that happen, but you don't feel good for anybody m that Situation " Sura wasn't tn a laughmg mood after the game. "I screy;ed up, bottom ltne," Sura sa•d "I JUSt messed up the 'Homi-RN Ptnonals Toll Free I 577 EVERCLR Info NBA: T-Wolves, Bucks, Knicks post wins Chns Webber got the last laugh on Bob Sura and the Cleveland Cavahers Webber, mfamous for calhng a hmeout M1chtgan didn't have 1n the closmg seconds of the 1993 NCAA t1tle game, laughed when Sura dtd the same th1ng for Cleveland on Tuesqay mght m Sacramentq; s 111·107 v1ctory Webber led the way w1th a season-h1gh 37 pOJIIIS for the Kmgs "£arly in the game, Webber was heckled by a Cavs fans who satd, "Call limeout, Chrts " So when Sura made hts mental blunder w1th 25 seconds remamtng, 11 was Webber's turn to mock the Cavs OuNKIN - The Klnge' Chris Web"I told those gtrls m the ber slims home two of hla a11aon· crowd, 'Thank you'," he high 37 polnta In Sacramento's 111· satd "They were yelltng 107 win over Cleveland. (AP) 220 Money to Loan FAHI.l SUPPLIES & LIVE STO CK 1990 Model Ford Ranger 4 Wheel Drive Automatic Trans mission Good Conditio n (304)675 3354 ' 1995 Ford f.. 250 Extended Cab 4 WD Turbo 01osel PW POL Sill Wheel (74Q) 256 1094 I 0 ,,. 1, 1997 Ford Ranger )(LT VB auto. v ( blue am(rm cassette bedllnar, cJ aluminum wheels air lettlr~nt ., "{hell damage 42 284 miles uk· 1 ~ lng $4750 740 992·1506 days o'l 61 o Farm Equipment 1998 GMC 2-Ton ltuck For Sail or Trade (304)1175-1858. J20 Ditch Witch Trtncher lng $1800 00 (7<40~·11044 740 949 2644 eventngs. & wee , 1 kenlf& GMC 1989 Slerro Full Pkg 2 ~ Wheal Orlvo tf2Ton $4 700 • 1982 300 SO Mercedel Auto , 1J fuii·Pkg Turbo 5 Cyl Newly l , Rabulll Engine S3 ooo (304)17S 289? ~ ~ ' I • �.-. •• • -- - • ' . .,._,__ ... 1 , Pomeroy, MiddlepOrt, Ohio · Page B 4 • The DallY. 5entJnel Wedntedliy, Jenullry 5, 2001.'1· - Business Services To place an Wedn11day, .~. --~--- : J .. . .. . - - - - -- ; • J8nu.ry 5,tooo .. Pomtroy, Mld~leport, Ohio 2 ./ The Olllly Sentinel • Page B 5 · NBA Cro••word Puzzle · ad Call992·215b '' PH:mt.iP . .. =., Ancient...., 41 ahMd oltt. 1 5 2 x I I ... . Longer. CaD Today! · free Estimate. {740). 882-1101 • A J 4 • l\ J 10 New Conslnlction & Remodeling - Ki.tchen CabinelS Vinyl Siding- Roofs· Decks -Garages ., • Ohio . Truck seats, car seats, headUners, trUck tarps, convertible & vinyl tops; Four wheeler s~ats, motorcycle seats.boat covers, carpets, etc. ·· Mon- Frl8:30 • 5:00 ; Over ~ yrs experience Aihens • 2• I •• IN.JVN . '•aVER II .. • I f 37 Numllera pro 39 ov- . · w..a Nor&h Eu& t• 2t Pau Pau . Dbl. . 3 • ..• 3NT ' Pus~- JOB , - Public Notice 730 Vans & 4-WDs Public Notlc1 axpra.. or Implied • wamntln given. . PUBUC NOnCE for further lnlormatlon, NOTICE Ia l)erally glva.n $4,100. (304)8112-3613. contact Sballa Buct1anan at that o_n Selurday, January 41; 992·2138: 2000, at 10:00 a.m., a public 95 Ford F-250 4x4 Power Stroke. (t) !i! 8, 7 3TC ' ule Will ba held 81 211 Will· . 5 sp.. ale. ctd. 90,000 mlie8, many Second Strati, Pomeroy, elllras, $18,000, 740-992-2996. Public NQtlce . Ohio, The Farmer'a Bank' _ _;:..:;:=.;..;;:=:... · Savlnge Com·pany 740 ~oforcycles 1987, S-10, Blazer Tahoe, 4 Wheel o·rlve . New Tires, E~ce~ lonl Condition, 124.000 miles. 1 mo I ' . r:=~~~~§!== ,,' I ' ' PUBUC 'NoTiCE 1982 Harley Davidson Sportster · NOTICE 11 hereby glvan 1100, $6,000 080, 740·256-6008 a.-., 6-10 P.M. . that ori Saturdoy, January 8, .' 2000, at10:15 a.m., 1 pullllc 1985 Honda 70 Four· Wheeler 1111 wiU ba held 81211 Waat VfMY Good Shape, 740-446-8189. Second Street, Pomeroy, Ohio,· The Farmer•• Bank · 1997. 350 Yamaha ·Banshee . Like New. $3,000 . OBO . an d S av I nga C ompany extended parking lot (304)882·2266. (baalde Powell'o Super 760 Auto Pilrts &. 1/alu), to 1111 for caah the loll-Ing cotllllerel: Accessories , 1997 GMC SKI PICKUP Budget Priced Transmissions All . 1GTEK14R8VS519341 Typeo. Access To Over 1o.ooo The Farmere Bank and Trentmtaslons, CVC Jolnls, 740· Sa v I I' ga c om p 1 n y, 2olfi-5677. . Pomll'oy, Ohio, ieMrvaa the right·tO llld ot'thle uta, and SE RVI CES to withdraw · the allov1 collateral prior to aale: FurtiMr, The Parmara. Bank 810 Home . and Savlnga Company Improvements raHrvn thi right to ratacl any or 111 blda aubmltled. BASEMENT Further, lhl above WATERPROOFING Uncondlllonal llfellme guarantee. coll.,.,.l will ba eold In tt. Local references furnished. Es· condition II Ia In, with no labllohed 1975. Cal 24 Hro. (740) expre.. or linpllad 448·0870, 1-BOD-287.0576. Rog- wamntlaa given. · ers Waterproofing. ' For further Information, contact Shalla lluc:henan 11 Appliance Parts And· Service: All m-2131. extandad ·parking lot (beelda Powall'a Super Yalu), to 1111 for Cllh lha following collalaral: 1996 GMC SONOMA PICKUP 1GTCS1947TIS19426 Tha Fllrm B k d ' " an an Savln,go Company, Pomeroy, Ohio, raaarvllthe right to llld atlhla 1111, aild to 'withdraw the above collateral prior to aale. Further, The Farmara Bank ar\d Savlnga Company reoerv11 the right to re)ecl •nY or ell bide aubmltted. Further, ·the above ' caHateral will ba aold In the condition II Iii In, Wtlh no tlpr . . a or Implied Wllrranllloglvan. For. further ll)formatlon, contact nm Wolfe 11 9115- . (1) 5, 6, 7 3TC. . NOTICE TO BIDDERS. Sealad propoaale will ba . racalved by the Board of Education of the Malga Locill School Dletrlct of Pomeroy, Ohio, .at the Treaaurer't 0111-. until t·.·oo :-.M2000. on ,Thaunraddaaty'thfaallrul 11amrya opened by the Tfaaaurar.of llld Board for one (1) new alxty (60) paaaenger handicapped acca11lble achool buo. Speclflcallona . and lnlt":'cll«¥!• to blddara . mfY lie ob1efnad al 1\la offlca of the Traaaurar, 320 E. Main Strea1, Pomeroy, 45769 or by calling 992-51150. of Melge Local ,. Education ,. 1 J. Rhonamua, TrNaurar . (1) 5, 12, 19 3TC '' ' CELEBRITY CIPHER • Land Clearing & ·Grading . (740) 992·:11:11 SAYRE . ' Public NoUCI PUIUC Ncnic:E NoncE 11 heraby 11 1ven 1llat on Selurdl)', January B, . · 2000, at 10:30 Lm., a public !1811 Wllllla htld 81211 Wilt 1 • Second Sirael, Pomeroy, . Ohio, The P1rmer'e Bank nvu "'111 and Savina• company . extended parklnl! lot (blll!lt 'Powalfll SIIPtr 111111), to 1111 lor - " the lollowlnll aollllllial: ·· 7-pm SL·-tl•" Buck Shot "---------1 1-1'0111) I'Ct80 PICK..UP. ' 1JITDII11Yi.(NI34730 The Farmara ana Sa~<lnJa l Compa.ny, I'OIIIII'ft, Olllo, NIIIYM tt. -.nk Good Clean Cars Joe N.Sayre .· 740·742·2131 . 74G-742-3311 . . ~ In.,.. ' 2000 12NO. IIOHII.IIft Ohio Uc. #1693~ WV Uc 1'1388 . Apprentice Auctioneer: Roger Manley For more information please call (740) 11111-2121 . or (740) 42N773 ... and Bonded 111 fayor of ·'• •• MCXYZB •.,•• ·. 1-888~816·9609 a....-paP" IIC. dellvenid eactly 1a J8lll daar . - IWEDNESDAY .wlcl(·s I ,. . Grid I ' ' · ' . &COIStRUOION . ' JANUARY s·f ' ,. ;;• · Sand"ToPilolt*FIII Oirt*Mulch l ,; · . ~lld0z4t~ Services . JACKS' ROOFING t . I . .. I J j 'EXCfiVfiTit,IG ·.. · ' · -Haullng*Umestone•Gravel ' CaU ·- 2-21• ., · New Roofs • Repairs I ',1 . (740) tf2·3470 • Coating .• G\llt8rs ,• Siding • O;ywan . • Painting • Plumbing . FirH Et~timates . Joseph Jacks 74D-992·2068 . ' -~ "'"' . ' 1/03100 1 ~· pet. ,;: J ~ Stop In " . ee. ·. Steve Riffle .' 'l .. Sales Representative · · Laf.ry Schey I Aa,vertise your message . , ~ -~ o i' . •, ' .. • East State Stre~t IAt11cas, Ohio 45701 "A Better . . i • .• Phone (740) ~Y31-M,71 · · ' ., ·~ ' ,.. \ '· ~-: i' In Ilia year - · IJI8I1Y ollhe . . . . lra!aa and· especte of yaur jlaraonalllv ..,.., begin to Jake priiCIC1ence over your moni modarale """'· Thle II flna, 10 long · II '.JOU don't make unreaeonlble clll\lril ~.olhlrl. ' • • C!.aiAf.lii,lliHJCI!iORHIIM (Die. ~- 111 n'a qu11e pclttl!lt 1Dclly 1!*1 you nilgtl~a~~e " upon yourulllo cl18mpiOn all unpapollr l'iew Jlriilay tO ..._ lheaa ldeu on olhlrl. ) , . M, ~ ncillkll!r.ID ba vary ...,! . ." ~ · . ·~~Ill ioG!IIor IDII*1ba il d you'H lind li. The· Aatro-.Oraph . . lnltarltlv ........ whlc:ll tlgnl era romaollcally perfect lor you . Mall ~-75 'to Mllchma~er. c/o thll new~p~­ J*, P.O. ·ao, 1758, Mutrl)' Hill Blillon. . . . Yorio, NY 10158. .. AGUAIIIII (Jial. .,..._ It) Vou hl¥e $8.00 cqlt.tmn Inch w•d•v-. ••o.oo column 1r1c:ty S\llldaP ' . .. ~.Jan.1,2GOD • , ' I PJYZGF ·' ex MWIIIDHI "' · Auctlonw: BID Moocillp.ugh - Z Y Z X • and 1OO'.s of pictures Name brand11inciude: Kroehler, G.E., Ju'ilt to mention a few. Alilo available for sale during tliis special auouon, 3 ueed mobile-homes to be · . Y C' l J 0 ----....IJ . End Table Groups- Relrigerator's• Ranges- Washer & Dryer Seta· . chair. .• : D """'. , Inc. to sell Uving Room Groups- MAUHI: I I~~~-~-~~· ~ ~~~;~~~~~~a.• s••-i, '·. .Jta•u•y t, Run ,Srto'r1tStllll ' A J ID .. liS-Ell BUILDERS, $800.GO Stsrbur8t . ftrogrthlve top nne. ' · Uo. I oo.ao 1111_.., : CIC• . .3/11/99 TFtl · $300,.l!il Covereu FZOJCYH, ·o"""'. TRUCKING CAR SALES · tfaullng LimestOne & Gravel Reasonsble RstO ___ HZ .H J 0 CD W ·. IIACI< I ~ftrlrM rlglll to ,JIId at IIIIa ...... and to withdraw the ·~above. collateral prior to -..11. FIM1har, The Parmer• 114lrik · and lavlnge Company ,...,.. the rlflltl lo Njaot any Dl' . . bldt aullmltlecl PUI'IIIar, . tha above' cu ......, told coMltlon It I• In, ·no 1.1....-o;; will.._ ' ·.t- . I ~, .,•., RUTLAND ·A'T ~:30 P.M; . , ' "'aln St., ., Pomeroy, OH ' • P•Y!t11 $80.00 ...rgarna .. · '0000 I~ Tl-\,.,_T fri Seplie Syoie,.. &: , UtlliiW. , Pomeroy Eagles. Club Bingo On· Thursdl-p ·forked Run,'·· · •. Sportsman Club Friday· ; J·anuar·y 7, 2000· 5QY.£T\-\11'11Pl£ON.'li:PO . ·. Ke. W~~TIY V 'J J A B 0 D X N · 0 D V T D W C A' B • ' Hours: Mon & Tue 9to3 ,·Closed. Wedneodays 'l'hu~• & g lo 3 Saturday• 10 to 2 <:;loaed Sunda House & Trailer s·itea ' SHOOTING MATCH · D """', D "· Residential or commercial wiring, .new strYice or rapalra. Master Licenaa.d atectrlclan. Ridenour Eieclrlcai, ·WV000308, 304-875- . Chock·Us Out (No Sunday Calls) Electrical and Refrigeration · Coma and 740·992·76.43 . r 503 Mill Street Middleport, Ohio " . • •• • Thiiflt Store · s..,ice• I · Bargain Outlet ·BulldoHr & Baelclwe • , • . tatab. ln .t 1 53Uaaci1Dba . 'TITN>IIC.' MOVIE! 740-992! once. (304)895-3887. ·~ OP-.IJ\NC.-1 \~ F~ ~! , ~-·(W··~ FREE ESTIMATES Proofing, all basement repairs done, free ,aumates,_llf&time guarantee. 1~rs on job elq)etl· 1788. ·~ .,. r . a3Z3. 840 r CY GZOVJXDW T~SObiZ BORN LOSER New Homes • Vinyl Siding • New Garages •Replacement Windows •Room Additions . •Roofing. llvlngstoO·s Basement Water ' RSAAZ AJ C&C General Home · Main· tenanca· Painting . vinyl siding , carpentry, doors, windows, baths, moble oon'oe repair and mont. For Chat .• Pomeroy, Olllo 22 yn. Local· ....... i c ~tlebrity Cll)hllr cryptogqma ~ crullld from quotltlonl by famou1 ~. Pill and preeent • Each lehr In the Cipher ll.ndllor another. Todly's 00.: T «l!Mis ~ . HOWARD .EXCAVATING. CO~ ., · . '. . ••2-.~215 .· • • : 12 •Ntw GlrJIIII •EIIclrlclll Plumlllng •Fioollng " auu.r. . free asllmate call 111111 edlenl 24 Er.part 25 F I . 27 Pol18r'a furnace 21 Daalg.-w Caiaalnl 29TIIa-• 31 ::f· CIOW~ 33 Hil.::-an lrtah.._ 31 Malody . ' l:'i WPIIfiEI SIRYICI 1 . 150 llllada of . olloJUI JllltiiiiOna" Ramodella. • ' I : 42 Trim llranc._ '43 Cona.nlng by Luis Campos Name 8rands Over 25 Yaars·EX· 1 • (1)5,8,7 perlence All Work G~Jarantaed Franch City Mll)'tag, 740· 446; 7795."'' CNIDent 23aMr Cherlotte20 Mala daar ·underrateq eXpert - Y~H'S V.C. YOUNG·Ill 740-742..()418 ' 22 =lllala E+4~·~ :·~ 740.742-8015 877-353-7222 (loll free) Pomeroy, ·Ohio . . Repairs We make holiSe calls 13 11-'- ma~,~onary/wQod Frtt Elltmlr.t · SeWing Maclilne & Vaccuuni Cleaner 21 Bring llboul =:•a• 25 yrs experience Free Estimates 33795 Hiland Rd. · 11/21!199 1 mo. 12 Poinpallil 44 e.!:~-!, · illn41 Foot mov811'1eftt 47 lllnnla pro Althur41, Want Self~Stongi :=:~=· · · 740-992-52!2 11 Ruulan ruler •• 40 Bulle& . Rowlllndi . . ,· High & Dty 1"~".-t 9 llraVW • • • ..•• Quality DrivBways, Sidewalks, Patios Complete ·Garages: 7{22/IFN Now-.enttnc • •• ~ Another CONCRETE G&W PLASTICS AND SUPPL CONNEaiQN 985 4473 ' • DOWN Opening lead: ?? YOUI FREE . ESTIMATES • ·= Sou&h • ·Q J 10 9 8 4 • i7 2 8oulb '· .: 57 lnq!IINCI r,:!'8' Vulilerable: Both • William.Safrariek,·Ati:orney 20 llnlpklylllllil • Dealer: Weit · I •N.WHomes • Garages • Complete Remodeling Stop l Compare s.s z ' ., For Information regarding . . Bankruptcy 'contact: · ' 58 Geronimo, a.g. 58 "Born 1 Yagnnl 2 w. COUt COli • . 3 ....- . lor ... llllada5 Flah IIIII -amotiOna 8 ~ 38 Dtnlng-t _ , 7 "Cfooclnlght, • J 10 4 can rtllM adelllor ol ftnandalahlltl'h.lS ""f1s ....,. crMilm. Aporllil going llwouth llenltrupky propelly. k_, os •exampl' praptrty, far hi! ar her indtidt a111, a house, dothtl. and hotnohold pols. W dlrad any · qllllllom regordlng batlbupky ta ao ai1Gml'f btfort pa~ 40 .742-8888 IOBERIIISSILL CONARUCTION 7 ::::;·rn • & • 675~1333 ..... • Q9 W'Nw.sunieihome,com R~land, 882-27&3 992-2156 • 17 Umll 11 .... 1 11mllar.....t • •• • 30 Peo1onn • 9 53 _.,..., • •K 8 4 ·Yftlllola ol .-,.....~---: ............ ' • 9I 785 34 Reprnn d, lllal Weot • AK 3 • K Q 10 6 . A & D Auto Up o stery • P us, Inc 01' ~ • • •• • compatlkN't 23 Uoilal . 28 -cia c;ologote . 27Hani1M . • AKQ OOT M-i . IUHOLE LIFE... BryaoReev~ Free Estimates 74o-742-3411 . 2/4/ft I ma. pd. I 01 ~ , •a 740-949-2217 - ol Nell. KMpe ,.., : ela. 45771 ·' SMITH'S CONSTRUCTION . Its.Winter, So Don' Put Oft Those I . Inside Jobs Any I ., 15 lr '1111- 51 In no wy 18 , . _ . , nMcl 54 ct • 28170 BMMn AOICI 7:00AM -8 PM Ant 1rto raurfc 11 IIUI:IIIi u CI!O'a - lhort:r' .4alleloN,Ioa II WI SELFSTORPE · Sizes 5' 1Q' · to 10' x 30' Hours 40 Orbit point 1 lllualt 8 10 WllclcM 12 14 Holdl ALDER ':lKine, Ohio . lCAOSS MlllllliiY lo appraalale unullltl thlngo, ~ ,llldly"""' lhoppiolg Y!lll could carry 1tllt!aW..b111oblarand~llml va!l'l CIOIIIkllr .......... I............... ~ t1R (1'1111. li IleA ID) Fl!illv iudiiIMRI 011rr-.J ..,.._ could- :IfI • • ' ' .. '· �" . • • • ' • W'l dn11d1y, ·JenuiiY I, 2000 • Page B S • The Dally S1ntll ... • Baskptb;JII Local scoring sunui1IJ'ies . Ealtem 54, Mdp •2 lllldlt 111111 • _..., Mei&J ................................. .I5 • 14 • 9 ll 6 • l&~ Maa Silli(IIOD ............:.• _,, .... 8 0 Joe Browa .............................f 0 JOih Will .................., ........... ! 0 Man Bissell ....•......•..... :........ I Garren KaJr ..........................0 Chad Nclsoa ......................... l Erio Smilb ........................... l Total• _._t6 10.12 ,. H 1.. "') 2-l 2 0 0 0 0.1 0-0 14 ' 0.0 10 0.0 . 1 1 o.o. l 0 0.0 4 Q Q,Q . 1 4 ... 42 Kyle Smiddie ................ - ....... ~. 1 Adam Bullington .,.,................. l · z.oo M...tow, .......................1 15 Totlt. . DePaul 8.l , Loyola. Ill. 66 Denisoo 83, E.hm 60 • -·- . Altundtr Span•n• (3-4) kltl. ~ n 18 l.J 9 9 1 ·T~~as We•ltyan l . EASTERN CONFERENCE Allanlk Dlvilllon 1 lil ll L In fum Miumi ............... .................... lO 10 • .667 New York ..... .. .... 19 12 .613 1' : PhiiOOelphia ........................ 18 IS · .54.5 . 1\ Orlando .......... :.............-......... 1.5 • 16 .484 · 5•, Boston .................................. IJ 17 · .433 7 NewJersey ...........-......... :...... 12 19 .387 8~ V/uhington ........................... ll 20 .355 9~1 Certtnl Dl•lden lndiooa .................. ,............... 21 9 .700 CbilfiOitc .............. ., ............... J8 12 .600 ~ 3 TOronco ........ .. ........ 17 13 .567 ·4 Milwaukee ............... ......... 18 14 .563 4 Detroit .................................. l6 14 .533 5 CLEVEL:AND ......... ............ .I2 19 .•187 9~~ Atlanta ................ 11 19 .367 10 .. ............2 26 .071 18 .Oticago .... ,......_ . Bloom-Carro,ll60, Los an Elm ~I Bolk.ina 74, Anna 66 Brecbvine 48, North Ridgeville 41 WESTERN CONFERENCE • • * Utab .............................. ........ l9' Dcnver .................................. l6 Minnesoca ....... ................ :..... l4 ·1-fouston·................................ IO Dallas ......................................9 . Vancouver .......-.............. :.........7 1~ ~ Gl. 1• . ..533 14 .500 4 !! .290 11 ~ 23 . .2J3 13 Ponland ............ .. ..................24 Cmf~eld 43, Struthers 36 83, Galion Nonhmor 39 Curalia Mara.mtr6t, Sand1.1sky St Mary 's 48 CealerburJ 59, Cle• Fork SO . CenterVille 61, SpriiiJ. S. 52 • Ches~- 66, Sou1b Point 48 , . Cardington~ncoln tO'It 21 ".323 22 Cual -f:ullon NW 59, Alliuee Mulinaton ~5 . ~ Winches=- 8-4, Hamihoa Towaship 6.5· ·~ 10 .M.5 Padnc DhiUon L.A. Laken ..........................26 5 .,. Brool<lyn 63, a.~ahosa Hu. 60 Brunswick 66, Berea 50 Midwest Dh·lllon ~ntonio .......................... Ole.nerland We.t Geauga 86, Chardon 49 Chillicothe 57; Frantlin Hts . .52 Cin. Anderton 59; New Richmond 41 Cin. Counlly O.y 63, Cin Hilla Oui1t . Acad. 44 Cin. Elder 66, On. Oak Hills 60 Cin. Hughes 3S, Cin. Taft 46 · Cin. Madeira 66. Little Miami ~ an. Nonh College Hill 74, Cin. J,.andma-k Quislian 56 · Cin, Nonhwest .50, Gin. Roser Bacon 45 Cin. Norwood 28, Oten Este 21 Cin. St. ~mud 65, New Miami 63·0T ,Cin. St. Xavier ~8. Hamilroit Badin 40 Cin. Summit Countl')' Day 80, Lockland ~7' Cin. Turpin 67. Manctnont 41 · Cin. Westtm Hills 76. Cin.' Aiktn 58 .C!h- Winton Woods 69, Cin. Finneytown 32 Cm. Wilhi;Ow 55, Cin. Walnu1 Hills 37 Cin. WOOdward 76, Moun1 Healthy M Cle. Collinwood ~1, Ashtabula 47 Cle. Hcritllge Chr. 6l Lake Ridge Academy 50 Cle. Shaw II& , Garfield Hts. 55 Cltrmo~ Nonheasltm 60: Wyoming 58 Col. Mnrion Fruklin 76, Col. Mifflin 6J Col. Northland 65. Col . Eas1moor 49 Col. South 48, Col. Bttehcroft 40 Col. St. Chatles 56;' 'Zantsville Rosecrans 47 Col. Tr~ of Life 94. Village AcOOenl)' 47 Col. W'aurnon 6~ . Col. R~ndy ~8 Col. West 94, CoL Whttslone 'J6 · Columbia 65. Beachwood 53 · Cortland Lakeview 7llcoviusburg .Lal\me 690T , Conlal\d MBplewood 63, Lordslown _ ,5 Cm1view 61 , Mmthews 48 Cuyilhnill Falls 51, Kent Ropse'-..'ell 46 CuynhogEI Valley Olr. 89, Can. Heritngc: Chr . .&8 Dan\'ille 83. World Harvest 6S · , Day. Belmont 76. Day. StCbbin~ 69 Day. Carroll 70. Vandalia Butler :i9 Dny. Christian 8~. Lemun-Monroe 49 Day. Meadowdale 69, Day. Jefferson 61 . D11y. Oakwood 47, Tippecanoe 44 DeGr11ff Rivr;:rsidt S7, Connt:aut ~6 Delaware ~. B11 Walnut Sl Delphos St John's 67 Rockford PnrkWily 57-0T Dover 7!!. ByetVJlle Meadowbrook ~J E. Liverpool81 , You. Rayen 60 Eastern Brown 83, Peebles 42 Eastlake North 68, Trinity S6 Elyria Open Door 70, Elyria FBCS 58 fairport 8S, AshtabuiD S1s. John & Piul 52 fa~ette 47, Everpecn )~ ; · Findlay 68, Tol. Whiuner SO 1 • · Fort Loramie .54, New Knoxville 43 Oallipolis 40, Jackson J 1 • Oallow1y Westland ~3 . Newark 3.~ Germantown Va.lley View 74. MiddletoWn Fenwick 6.5 Gilmo1.1r 44, Lutheran West 31 · Glouster Trimble 62, MeAnhut Vinton County lO .. · Granville 62, Millerspon 4.!1 • Orove Ciry 60, Dublin Coffmaa Sl Hilliard Darby 3.~ . Dublin Scioto 51 Hilliard-Davidson 72. Gro~ 52 Howard E. Knox 70, Musfield Chr. 69-01' 1 Hubbard .52, BrooJtt.eJd 48 H•dson 75, Ravena 29 , H'mtina valley Univ. 72. You, Unuliae 51 Jeffcnon 52, Bristol 39 Kenston 62, N9fdonia .54 Lakewood 41, Willoughby Soutb 38 l.m;a11er Fairfield Uruon 71, Amanda- .839 7 .774 2 Sacramento ........................ ,.. IS lO .60 · 6), Phoenix. ..................... ....... .... 19 Sco.nle ........ ,..... .-......." ........... 19 L.A. Clippen ..........................9. Golden Stale .. ...................... ... 6 II .63J 12 .613 -21 .300 6 .~ 24 .200 1 16 ~ " 19'h 1\leoday's scores· Indiana 116. N1w Jersey Ill Portland 114, Toromo 90 New York 96, Boston 88 Vancouver 91 , Miami 87 Sacramento Ill, CLEVELAND 107 Milwaukee 116.AIIanta 113 Minnes01a 91, San Antonio 88 Scatde 103. Housl0n .96. Phot!lix 86, CbQI"Iotte 80 ~nver 98, DaiiM- 96 L.A. Lakers 1"22. 1,-.A. Clipptn 98 To.n ight's games Golden Stnte at Philadelphia. 7 p.m. Vancou\·er at Orlando, 7:30 p.m. 'i) • Detroit at Atlallla. 7:~ p.m. Chnrlorte nt Utah, S.p.- m. Seat!le ar San Antonio. 8JO p.m. · Washington at Chicago. 8:30 p.m. L.A. Clippers at L.A. L~ktn , IOJO p.m. . / Thursday's games Sacramento at TO«lnto. 7 p.m. Houston \'S. Miami: 7:.\0 p.m. Milwaukee at Detroi1, 7:.\0 p.m. • Golden State at CLEVELAND. 7:30p.m. Ponhmd at Minncsotn. 8 p.m. Utah at DaUlt&, 8:30p.m. Indiana at Denver. 9 p.m. NCAA Division I men's scores East Colgate 68, Cornell 63-0T DelaWnre 96. New Hampshire 5'7 Drexel 58. Boston ll . .50 Uofstra 8,4, Nonheutem "'' Mnine 89, Towson 80 · Quinnipi~ae 70. Army til Seton Hall71, Villanova64 Vermont 69, Hartford ~7 . < .. < I South Campbtll69, Georgia St. 64 East Carolina 72, Mount S1. Mary's, Md. 49 Elon 100, S. VirJihia 64 Florida S1. 66, Watt Forest 64 Samford 73 .. Stetson -57 , Troy St, 17, FluridaAtlantic !I UNC·Grttnsboro 82. VMI 71 Midwest Kansu 1OS. Penn .59 · Lona Beach St. 70; ICaDIII St. 64 Nebruka ~ Pacific~ Winthrop- ~!. Ml.uouri 46 · . Wis.-Milwaukee 83, Sroay Brook 48 soolh- "!U'oD-nnouon 91, Teus Southern 87-0T FarW~ Colorado 73, Denver 49 · GOOu.ga 60• Idaho 49 Oregon 94, St. Martin'• .51 OR:1on St. 82, Tu.u .AllM-Corpw: Christi 70 Sacramento St. 65~ N. Arizona 62 UNLV72; HUll PoW!) Utah Sr. 83, FreanO St. 66 ReiiUJar.season ·l ldlon l!a• Army 71 . Columbia S~ Bowie St. 7S, Vir&inia. St. 59 . Colifornia. Pa. 70, Welt Chetter 60 Centenary -61, CCNY 49 . CoUcge. of N.J. 64, SalisbUry St: 61 ", Connecticut (f], Otoraetown 48 Oomini~an. N. Y.~7P. West Ubeny 67 Edinburo 79, Ashl.nd .56 Elmira 6p. NY.U !JQ.QT EII'IOl'y .56. Carnetie-Mellon .47 Fairfield .5~.· Layola. Md. 5d ., Falrltillh DidUnam 88. R.,._Ne.,dtk ~ Hofstra 72. B01101l,<U. 29 ' lon.1 '79. .CGnislul 46 Junill:!.a 71 , Penn St.•Behrmd 61 ' Mai~ 7.l, Delaware 51 , ' · MIU~ . ·Lowell 61. Pact 57 Ni1Jara .59. Maritt .53 Nonhenstem 61, Drn.'il ·.51 , ' ., ~ O._weao St. S9. 8ftldP,Oft ~~ :.- ;, *"" Cie...-62 , l..ancJiter Fiibef S11 New All?mr 49 . Libeny Ceator 62, Tol. <llt. 39 Liberty Orlstian 60, Grace 1-laven 44' uma Cent. Catb. ,8, W: Libeny-Salem 27 r Uma Chr. 78, Sldney Olr. 71 Uma. Temple O.r. 62, Rld&emont 47 Lorain Clean-iew 66, Vmnilion S9 · Louisvillo ;6, ·c.mtlton 33 \ LowellVille 51. Colwnbilaa 49 Madhon 67, A1hlabula Harbor '7 Malvern 44, Sug~reek G•away 41 ~ Moplc Hu. J9. Podua 46 . · - M;aplewood 63, Lordnown .~5 ~· Marbum Academy 100, Gria(:e Haven 59 Mari~ua S4, Rl\'er Valley 44 · · Marion Elain 63, North Union 40 ' 'Marion Ri Ver VaUe~ 61, Delaware Buckeye Valloy Mlrtins Feny .51 Wintemille Indian Crfdc. ~ \MtryiVille: 37, ~Mkins Meniorial 2~ • ':: M1110a 64, Cin. Sycamote 4.5 Mqruillon TUsluw 92, D:oyle11own OlipP:wa 6~ Mayfield 64, Solon 61 "' Meth~nicsburt S8.~Spring . NE 42 Medina ~9p NOf'lh Roynltlln 4!1 ,· Mentor Ctvi!lian '-'· Mogndore C'hrlitian S I ,M!ddlebui'J Hts. Midptvk 57, Strop$~vjllt ~-4 Mtddlefleld Cardinal 71. Garrellfi\'tlle Garfi~ta 41 Middletown .~5. D11y. Ptltltrsori ~ 1 ' '" Milan Edison 54. Huron 46 ~lnerva 70. Akr. Spring:. 60 Motndo~ Held 6-4. Co~·entry !14 Mooal Ridiedale 48. MariM Pltnsont 35 Mount VmKm n. Whitehall-Yearlint J4 N. Olmlted 67. Rocky River 53 Nekonvilfe-York 71 . ·Hemlock Miller «l ., NCAA Division I women's sco~ · .I 64. HtndtrJon St. 6i' Akr. Hobaa 9~. Southell5l 4!! Akr. SVSM 78, Akr. Cemral-Hower 56 Allwly Atex.andtr 59, Rncine Soulhtm ~I Amelia 64, Weslern Brown $8 · Ansonia 77, Broobille 67 rt Archbold 66. Fairview 45 · Ashville Teayi Val. S9. Circl~ille 53 · Austintown Aich S(, You. Cbaney 44 · Avon Lake lO, Amherst 52 1 ' 8Gitiiflore Libenj Union 44. Lickina ·Heights43 Barnesville 62. Caldwell 57 · Bucori. Hopewcli·LoUdon !16. Woodmore !I I Beavercreek 72, Sprill3. 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PiUtbUr&h, 7:30p.m. Nuhv1lle It Dalla$. 8:30p.m. ' •' Calpry 11 Colora~ 9 p.m. San JOIC 81 EdrnonteJ:n. 9 p.m. ""' · Tampa Bay at Va!Koover, 10 .p.m. . . !t '· .. v.couvet .............. 12 II 7 3 14 93 ll2 · : , fttoelliJ ........... :...... 22 13 4 0 48 124 lot' : S..Jooe. .................20 19 4 l 47 121 101 • n.nu .....................lO" 5 1 - 46 97 n ~ ......................._j7 ll 1 2 4]. 119 113 • -Page AS ""-\ . a1 M " 101 114 • lO 106 12t • Fighting Irish . stun No. 2 Huskies. • • Mt!igs County's Hometown Newspaper Olcf bridge faces heavy test Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Volume 50, Number 148 ·~ ., : • • • .. ' Sin gle Copy . 35 Cen t .-, Voters face levies ·an March ballot .. ' ' By BRIANJ. REED Sentinel lllwa Staff POMEROY - A ' number of township and village levy .issues, as . "I....... ... well as i. countywide levy for emer" i gency room opeiatiflnS at Vcterans Memorial Hospi~ will be placed before voters in the March primary. By JIM FREEMAN ·The filing deadline for those • Sentinel N.wa Staff leVies was last week. · POMEROY- With a new Wai,Mart The,ho~pital levy was placed on Supercenter . expected to open soon in •the ballot by the MeigS County Mason, W.Va., ~me local' merchants are Col1)niissioncrs ., the requial of the C0!1Cemed abour the compet~ion the ,hospital b()ard. . • represents. • Howe·ver, simply getting to lhe new The four-mill levy, if pused, store may present challenges to many '\'ould generate' approximattly motorists. . .. $971,000 per year, based ·on JP<l Access to,the new store from the Ohio ·peri:ent collections. · side will be restricted by. the 72-year'old Proceeds from the levy would be Pomeroy-Mason Bridge and the DarrOw used for operating the hospital's approaches leading 10 the bridge. By con" eme~gency rooms and oth~r ser~ trast, on the West V,1ginia side, new turn· vices requjred to provide emer" ing lanes and traffic signals have been gency health care al the hospital. installed at the intersection formed by At a county . co.mmissionerw.' .Route 68, the WaJ,Mart store and the meeting on Dec. 21, members of bridge appro~h- . . the hospital board and administra" ·The problem of · improving access · tive and medical statfs indicated .•iitvolves a confusing mi~ of .state lllid that the emergency room would be '~- local governments, traffic management, closed after July I, if the levy fails , l~ad ~city ~nd e"''n a regional fear of large briilgentemminc from the Dec. 15, · in March. 1$167' cpllapse of the Silver Bridge The hospital is owned by · the • ' be"tween Gallipolis and Point Pleasant; . county commissioners. is governed W.Va., whidt clail)lell the lives of46.peo" · by.a local board of trustees, and is ple,_.mostly'tri,countY, residents. . ·operated by contract with Cqnsoli· For , illlltance, traffic signals on the dated Health Systems Inc., a non" O!tio .side which dire<;t traffic onto' the·. profil corporation that also operates bridge are: ow~d Pomeroy, wbile Hol~er Medical Center and the Oak ligilts Hill CoJ11munity Medic•l Ceoterin Jackson County. .. Hospital administrator Robert ~~~~liti:d with chi.!Jges ori • I ' I• • Bowers told the commi~sioneJ'l! lit " ie'·v,hi•oh involve cooperation the Dec. 21 meeting that the hospi• bridge. , funcfionally obsolete, has ·been examined a di.ffer~nt gove!nment and agency. with a .study to determine ~ · traffic tal has suffered continuous finan" One solution rematns a . few years light sequence needs changed.. · and is considered safe. The bridge was CUI'liiltly, IM ·tr~ffic lights th•t allow .IJIOJOrill)l driving frpm, Pomeroy' to tul)l · away: The Pomeroy-Mason Bridge is last inspected in .August 1998 and is ciallosses since 1992. In 1998, the "We will assist them 'Vith this," ·said scheduled for replacement during 2003 left onto tile bridge are notoriously quick ' ODOT District 10 director George scheduled for another inspection in April. .hospitaJ.'s d~ficit was reporledly torc:hiii$C=Jrom red to greon arid .back to . Collins,. who added ,ODOT is contacting Still, officials do not wantlo continu" with a new bridge .featuring wider traffic $813,000. ted again.'' ..• ·• · · , . lan_es, turn.lanes and other upgrades. West Virginia offici ills on the subject. ously load the bridge .to capacity, Collins Bowers said that, in addilion lo "We'll be OK as soon as we get t~at ' The Ohio Department of 1iansporta" . Meanwhile, Collins said the Pomer'!Y" said, adding he realizes the new business operating the ~mergency room, .lion, at Pomeroy's req'uc;st, is assisting bridge buill," Collins said. Mason Bridge, although narrow and " will incJ:ease 114ffic . flowing across lhe funds generated from the levy . ·.) could be funneled into an effort to ., ncruit_ new, physicians . and sur" geons for the hospital. Other local levies to be defided incl.ude: • The renewal of a one,mill cur:' . \ .. "' . In the race for recorde(, Judy King and Tom Lowery are rent expenses levy for five years for .the sole Republican and Democratic candidates, respectively. current . operating expenses in the Treasurer Howard Frank and Coroner Douglas Hunter, Village of Middleport; . . POMJlROV -~h only two ·llays lefl before the filing . IS' ,deadline fo1thF March primary eloction,'·a number of candi· . , ,, • ' . •U• '.1 • both Republicans, have filed their petitions for the primary, • The renewal of a two-mill levy and Patricia. Jamison, a Republican, and John Lentes, the for fire protection for five years in dales have filed their petiiions of candidacy for various local offices. . . · Democralic incumbent, have filed their petitions for lhe Olive Township; . Two Repu. b liclllis, Joe Stobart and Jim Sheets, have filed office of prosecuting attorney. , · , The deadline for candidates to file is 4 p.m. Friday. · • The renewal of a half·mill, · Democrat Ron Casci has picked up a petition for- lhe 1iea" five,year levy for maintenance and •Jim ·Soulsby, the incumbent Democratic sheriff, has filed · for nomination as a candidate for the commissioner's seat fq~ re·elec!ion,and Robert E. Beegle, 'Tim:'Gilljlan and Ralph now occupied by Howard, and Ernest E. Spencer, a Rcpubli" .surer's race, but has not filed. operation of cemeteries in Salem can, has filed for hi~ party's nomination in the race for Thorn" Eugene Tripletl, a Republican, has. filed a petition as a can" Township; Tr115sell, all Republicans: have also filed aS candidates. · · , JeJf Mill.er, a Democrat, and David Warner, a Republican, ton's seal on the board. · ....._ didate for county engineer, and Fred W. Crow Ill has filed for The replacement of a J.8,mill, ha~e pickel! up jletitiooi!; for the •heriff's races, but have not · · Manning Roush, Bobby Atn<M and Richard Bailey .have · re-election as a Republican in the race for common 'pleas five-year levy for curreni expenses al"'! picked up petitions, $& has C. Ed Evans, an independent judge. • y~l'fjled, .. . ~ · · In addition to counlywide campaigns, the March.presiden- in the Village of Syracuse. .·, Democratic County Commissioner Janet Howard, who has candidate. Candidates fcir ·a number of B!:tsy Nicodemus is .the sole ~mocrat seeking nomination lial p'rimary ballot will also include candidates for local . P!cked up a peti1ion but has )je! to file, will be c~allenged in in the race for..Cierk Qf Courts, and two Republicans, ·Andy Democralic and Republican central commitlees, as well as ·· county offices 10 'be nominated in the Democratic primary by Charlie Williams. .. ·: Democr~tic Commissioner Jeffrey Thornton has picked up Baer and Blair Windon, will face off for the Republican nom· races for the Ohio House of Q.epresentatives and ·U.S. House ' March have until 4 p.m. Friday 10 ination i~ that race. · · of Represenlatives. • · file their petitions for candidacy. ~ , ~ petition for the race, but' has not yet filed. · .Mason Wai-Mart may puf Strain on aging span I art ... ~a~didat~s ·scram·ble to file ·as.Friday deadline._ looms . .· . ~=~~ The deadline for candidates to file 4 p'm FrJ"a'" 1 ' • "'· : , 'THE REAL Y2K BUG? - .~nfliu~n~a .ar(ives with .a vengeance . . .' ' • PHILADELPHIA (AP) -:::;. They are the ' within the ne~t month we are going to have a familiar sights and sounds of Winter: the snif- great challenge to lind beds to admit anybody ning 1 nose, the dry, throaty voice and·the gri· · in the state of Maryland," said Dr. Rick Aloor· ·mace th,at folloWs a.swallow of medicine. · . ta, head of the Emergency Medical Resource ' :· Better aet ~ to them, health offiCi ills say. . Ccdter, which tracks the status of h,ospitals in 'file ftu, which Slruck <the West hard Jut lhe Baltimore ateL ' month, hu arrlyed like a'storm along the Bast1. At So,lih Oeoraia ~edjcal Center .in .Val· Coast, fllling hosP.ital waiting .t..... ~jlu .L...; .. ,. · · dosta, Ga., supervisors went fooms .iiid doctors' offices . • s,_ apptll't_ntly Is, from wearing business suits '· ~i.th ailhiJ patients. · not iiijob, Gndfrom to white nurses' coats 10 help • "It's bad all over the coun" QJl report3, It could ~~e· one · with t~e crush of mostly nu" lry," said Robert McNa- of Stlfl!lOIIS ridden patients. In Newnan, !'181'8, ch1ef of emergtncy • ., 1 southwest of Atlanta, a 0\edicjne.atTemple Universi" ., 81~ 111 Y~· . · spokeswoman at Emory ly . Hospital in Philadelphia: Df, ilattoot McNwMra Pe~ht~ Regiogal•tlospital :'The flu shot awar~ntJY. iS I , .• said dOCtois ate CI!IJing tliis liot doing itsjob, and from all reports, it c'ould rdun\l of flu the worst' strain since 1992. De ·one of the W011il seasilds 'f'e've seen ' in The latest data from the tJ.S. Centers for tears."· · Disease Control , 111d 1 ~vention ihow that . · '• Patients-at emeracncy rooms nationwide more· than 99 percent of the cases reported so ' bave found out as much in the last couple of far ai~ innuenza type A .. Most of the cases, · ' wee"'. At McNamara's hospital, patients line officials say, appear to be the Sydney strain of J~e hal.la on gum~ys. waiting fQr rooms. Oth- the·virus, ~hicli also struck last year. ers.hlldclle ~nd iowa of chai~ waitins to he The first substantial· cases were rep<>rted in ~n by a c;IOctor. Oilier hoopitala: acrou tlic California and Arimna lasl month: Sinee then; !:C11!111ry ·are 1JC1'1111bling to add extra staff, 19 states - including Pennsylvania, New 'while ol,hers -.re even IU!JIIna people away due 'York, New Jersey and Virginia- have.rep<>rt· l«;! oven:rowdina. . , . . .· · ed widespread or regional nit activity, the : "If the. trand condnu,ea tho, way it' fa ngw, CDC said. · the- pr. ... ,,. ~.'~ ' . . ... . 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''I t'pe St .... - ........ 10..2 1.3$1 L . - ................................. 10-l 1.2!6 o.laooa ........... 69, _,,. 46 P.-em...:.. ~ .. t- •.......•....•••..••. 16 10 111ur1d.-y • ......,., 2000 Scoreboard • .. • •• •, POMEROY-'- Meigs County Prosecuting Attorney John Lentes has. announced that he will stek re"election to that office; He filed his petitions with the Meigs County BOard of Elections Tuesday.. Lentes, a Democrat, was elecled in 1992. A native of Detroit, Mich ., he has been a resident of Meigs County for more than 12 years. Prior to his election to office as.Meigs County prosecutqr, he was a partner, in the law firm of Porter, Littl'e, Sheets & Lenles. Ltntea He is a graduate of Brockton High School in Basion; Mass., and received his undergrodu" ·, _ ·ate degree in history and classics from Miami · University in Oxford, .Ohio. Lentes did pllstgraduale studies at Miami University, as well as Oxford University and the University of London, bolh in England. He received his law degree from the C1ev.e" lllld,Manhall College of Law in Cleveland. Prior to coming to Meig:; County, Lentes served as the law director of Westlake, a ae~land suburb,,and acted as special coun". · sel iand a me"lbor of'lhe .legal staff in North Oimsled, He and his wife, Cathy, have three chil" dren, .and live .near Rutland. They arc both very active in educational and extia..c:urricular programs in the Meigs Local School Dis· lrict .Lenles .c~es bask~! at Rulltlnd Elementary and lias previously coadted base~ ball and !\(lCCet tiler~ also. Lentes has also taken an active role in pro· mating school safety by working with build· ing superintendents, the M~igs Educational Service Center, law- enforcement, Emergency Medical Seryices and mental·health agencies Ia develop a crisis control plan. . Lentes said lhat since laking office, he has taken a strong stand on crline, ·regardiCS5 of who the defelldant . is or what· position the defendant holds in the communjty. Lentes said that not only has he concerned . himself with the prosecution of .criminals charged with various ,offenSes, but he also has . expanded the locus of his ,office to include and implenfen crime ·preventton programs. Leoites' oft'~ee" prepared Meigs County's first .DARE grant application, which was approved and implemented in the Meijp · · .County Sheriff's Department. Lentes' office .is in the sixth year of con· dueling Meigs Courity: s mock trial program for high school senion;.. . • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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. 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