http://66.213.69.5/files/original/1663f287f56dc8ad76eb79777368ee34.pdf c285101225593b0faad990d110d2e731 PDF Text Text " . • • • ' • 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 $8 · Ansonia 77, Broobille 67 rt Archbold 66. Fairview 45 · Ashville Teayi Val. S9. Circl~ille 53 · Austintown Aich S(, You. Cbaney 44 · Avon Lake lO, Amherst 52 1 ' 8Gitiiflore Libenj Union 44. Lickina ·Heights43 Barnesville 62. Caldwell 57 · Bucori. Hopewcli·LoUdon !16. Woodmore !I I Beavercreek 72, Sprill3. N. 49 · Bedford Chat~el72, Lake C:.tbnlic 5.5 Bellevue 92. Perrysburg 87-0T Beloit W. Brllkh 6S. Can. S. 33 Belpre 63, Waterford 41 . . Berlin Ctnter W. Rtservt 48, Uniled 44 Berlin HiliUid 70, W. Lafayette Ridgewood 40 Berne Urtion U Hellb 72 Bethel 60, Day. Northridie 49 . Be'llerly Fort Frye 87, Woods'ficld Mcmroc " Centrll 54 , NBA standings .... :,. ' ~ . , '\N. • ' 4' ' • ·. I, ' '. ... ~ ~ '.F-t··.~~'L ,;.l •.• • 34l ' . ~ .•- ..,. .........!. 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PiUtbUr&h, 7:30p.m. Nuhv1lle It Dalla$. 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. ... ,,. ~.'~ ' . . ... . '; . a Sentinel Cal~o!!ar .,&a t4 ~1111111~1 ~Rmlg We'ye ' Aftttnoon! 1 SettiOn - · · ..... a! E!lll!!dlll ~ Oblti!!Qll A3 Soolil ~~" ~ W•lbl[ tot! eric.,. OHIO Pk:k 3: 6-5~; Pk:k'4: 4-6-2-3 LaUo: 32'34'3642-44-46 . ~ 3-1·5-8-5·2 ', W.)'A, Dally.3: 9.Q-8; Dlllly 4: 0"'·2-0 '. . I Lentes seeks-re-eleCtion G.ood Todayts < • 4o/ng ~ ,, •• ~ Our·View: USA droppf!d the'lxlll, J:age A4 Saints sack Iron Mike Ditka, PageAs Meigs High School news, PageA10 WESTON CONJDENCE Wuhh.tOD 6, Molftall ~ Allallta .5, BufWo 4 . Boaon 1, N.Y. llllftd«s 3 96' 89 ; !=r!Uy: Cloudy High: 40a; Low: ·201 M 104 101. 1\Jelday'l scorn . L I a:I 1!11. lit: liA PicuborsJ> ...... ,.. .. ,... I7 17 fll.l!ldL .. N.Y. R':l'len .......... 12 19 .........,... 10 21 ·tOt I , Jl MB 110 Allllhdm .............. :•.18 l7 4 I 41 96 M , Overti~t¥ loiMI count u 1 lou and l tt~~.~l.lria. , A-le DMoiGft 12 Ph.lladelphia .......:.... 22 II .14 '16 ,._ EASTERN CONFERENCE :no.. W NewJme~ ... ...;...... 22 c ______ 10 I~ 16 ll 21 12 NHL standings AP ~p J. Nebratk.a................. , .............. ll•l 1,634 4. Wisconsin ............................... l~2 !..519 Ohio H.S. boys' scores 59 )40 l'll - ~- L Aorida St. {10) .................... d 2.0 1,7.50 2. VirJinia1ed! ........................... ll -1 1.647 Hf)Uston 68. UTEP 66 · 'H<N5ton Baptht 8S. Texns Lutb~an 76 fwlassachus,eru 6'1. DaiiM SS ., , . ,OkltlbomiBopdst 94. Martin Melhr:\dilt 6J Ouachita 13, Monle\'alkt .5.5 ·· · SMIJ.!il. Ulah43 ' 1!11. JuonWarren ...........................S 0 8-10 Eric GAbriel . .. .....) . I Sot! Justin Brook\ ................... .. .... 4 0 1-2 Brian Bartlett ........................ ..2 I 2-J L.C. Grigaby .............. ...... 1 ' 0 J-4 Bobby Crow ....... ........1 Q g Tollds 17 119·25 . -25. ftnal poD Ilota ·' Southwest E. Te•u Baptist 95, SW Anemblin of God .l-' l'lmr 21.10. .........................................5 452 I) Hockey Football 'l"he i"a, 25 1e1m1 in The A110eialed Prets imal colleac football poll; with finr--place VOCC!f i, ~­ lbetel, fi~J:lf teroldt, points based ODl' point• for a fim pi~ vote throuah one point ror • 15th place vote a..t prnious ranking: ltliiDi180. Wi.Couin 74 - 8 7, E. ~icllipa 69 Ka,... 70. Hinlll 58 '--•76........ 72 Malooe 80, Mouftt Vernon Nazartnt 77-0T Miami , Ohio 72, Akron 71 Obreltin 14. Wooster 45 Ohio Dominican 76, tiffia 54 SilhpSC:Ih. lo_w l 84, WMbtq 79 Sl. Vinccm67; llrbana 63 Sterling 78, Coli. 'of the.O&arks 63 Walsh 'l!i. Wikrforce 64 SoUihem ............................. l3 6 19 ill"" 31 Alc~~;ander .................. ,........ l3 17 13 14• . 59 188 671 640 l7l 5 s'"""" Ackiaa M. Maooheaeer 51 c...·I0w&7~ . Buena Villa 60 . Cenl Mielipa 70. Wil.-~liWMIW 61 Cor 71, William Penn 37 . 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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;.. . • �• . ... . .. • ~ • . • .. ,, Thu!Wdlty; ...n&~Jry e, 2000 · Thur.dlly, ...nueryt, 2000 1 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Page A 2 • The Dally Sentinel ' Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio BUCKEYE NEWS IN BRIEF jGrandp·arents. go·behind daughter's back to p1an b_irthday p~rty j Dear Ann Landers: I am angry and upset with my parents, and. I hope you can help me get pver·it. My daugh- . ter, "Penelope," , just turne<l 11 years old. My parents know l do not · believe in giving extravagant birthday p,arties for children this age. · Penelope spent' thc early after: • .noon with a few friends, and every' .one had a great time. That eveni ng, my parents picked up Penelope with . the excuse·of talcing her out to dinner. · . When they came home, Pene lope •>was· carrying· what was left of a birthday ca.ke, and balloons and gifts . from several mefl\bers of the family. I am furious. Not only did my parents plan a birthday party for my daughter behind my back, but they did not include me. Am I wrong to be upset' Please give me some ·advice before this turns into a major mess. --ANGRY IN LOUISIANA DEAR ANGRY: Your parents were wrong to plan a pany for your daughter without telling you .and inviting you to be present. I suspect .they tlioughl you might have vetoed lhe festivities had you · known in· advance. • It's perfectly OK if you didn 't want to entertain the family for Penelope's birthday,' but you cannot con4'ol what your parents do. . Tell them yoll will not interfere if they wish to give Penelope a birthday party next year, but you would appreciate being included, or at the very least, informed. · Dar ARII Landers: I just about jumped out of my chair when I read your response to the woman whose boyfriend's mother had talcen it upon herself to hang pictures and shower curtain s in their new home. You advised her to ·say n'C11liing until she could replace them, and to 'be grateful her future mo\her-in-law is so "caring ", Welcome'to the new .millennium, Annie. I lived through that P.rivate hell, and have one word for that girl - Run. My ex mother-in-law came from the same mold. Not only would she decide what wasn'J "correct" in our home, she would proceed to "fix" it. ·One day, she dug up some flowers in my garden, and replanted them where she thought they looked . Five Generations ' . . ' ' ' ' .. •, ,r • ' Arthur A. 'Corkey' Roush about 40 percent of cervical disease, which is why ·Wbmen are told to have yearly Pap smears;" Wright said. · 1 In HPV testing, which costs $4S to $60, women thel)lselves can collect a sample <If cervical tissue at a clinic or doclo.r's , office using a · small brush or cotton swab. The tiss u ~ is then analyzed for DNA from 13 types of HPV Cdn si~ered to · be ,the main cuiJlrils irt ceJ;Vical cancer. . Wright's team and coll'eagues .from AVSC International ~nd the University of Cape 'Town screened and followed 1i365 black South African women ages 35 to 65. The researchers found that the HPV test identified 37 of 56 women with h'igh-grade, cervical disease or ca,ncer,. for a detection rate of 66 percent. , ' The Pap smear identified 38 of the 56 women, a ralll of 68 percent. But the false-positive rate for the self-collecti:d' HPV test .w~ ' I7 percent, vs. only 12 percent for the Pap smear. . ' · · ·, ,, ·>' · Verna . •• • : : Named to dean's list ;: LANGSVILLE :_ }}ridget M. "' Vaughan of Langsville was .one of 2. 101 students at Wright Stltte Universi ty in Dayton to achieve dean's · ~· iist honors for the fall quarter. tt ' ' MORE LOCAL NEWS. • MORE LOCAL FOLKS. · The· 0 a1'1Y Senti. ne1' .. · , . . . p1W M fomtro)', Ohio. "'M•ben The Allodated l'ras •nd : : · POMEROY - National Wild Turkey Federation informal organizational meeting, •Thursday, 8:30 ,a.m. at the Pomeroy , Gun· Club •. to discuss possibility of holding banquet and fo'rm: . • tng commtttee. 7 . · S.YRACUS.E ~ Syracuse Village Council, Thursday, p.m. · , · · municipal building, . ' v................- ............. . 1-!ARRISONVILLE - Pomona Grange, Friday, 7:30. p.m . Scipio Firehouse, Harrison ville Grange to host meeting. • • • 52 . . .......___,......J105.56 SATURDAY CHESTER- Chester Township-Board of Trustees, year-.end meting , Chester to~nhall, Saturday, 8 a.m . Organizational · . meetm g to follow. • '. "'2. !"'t~~:::::":·.::.::·~~::·::~.·l)f·?2 • : Re:Jde r Services •>, ~ILSUIISCIII'TION ~-~c-11 •, SUNDAY ' POM EROY- Meigs County Humane Society, annual membership meeting, Sunday, t p.m. at the Pomeroy i'ubl,ic Li~r!!Uo. ."' , d.d..,. •• .,., ·Anyone who cares about'• animals inYite~ . Call 992-6064 with ,':;-:::;;;::~~;37:;:::::--~-~-==;,.;.-;-l~~--::;"0-:-7---.;._.._"':::·~·"""':~~.-..£p. qu:~:n;;soNvi~~E! ·_ ·· .HarnsonviHe L·; dge 411. F&AM, stated meet ing, Saturday, ·7 :30p.m. 'Refreshme nts. ,. ,1 · MoND~Y · . POMEROY -:-- Meigs County D,istrict Public Libr,ary, .Board of Tr\IStees, M~nday, I :30 p.m. at the Pomeroy Library. · . Phone: 740-667-7388 -.t-800~200.4005 . --~Ceoo!J lJ-..w ............. - .........429.25 26 ....._, ..,,,_,,,_,,J5t,61 Correction Polley •' O.r .... .,.,.,. .. oil 11er1oo II ta be _ ..... Jr 11 ~ ....... . , •• ornr I• • ....,., all tH - - •• ('/iio) 2111. we wll. clleck 11., litron.llllooll ... ~ • oollwiiNifwan~~plcd. . • • •, ~· : · Newa Dep~~rtmenl• ._..,._ltm-215!.' ··, ... t-•llo••m ~--181 Ma · •. •: ...... •< , .. Olh8r Servk:•a · ' ' 't' ' I • .. ' ~t. ...•. - .................... ·1101 ;· AoherltoiiJC.·....- ...................;:....E•t. liM '1 Olcalaiiiii ......"........._,, ........... .Ext. 1103 ·. a I' Ud&•.- .........:.._...EIIt. noo ' • Depo~rt· :· N...._ ..............--............;;:·:~.U: ·42123 St. Rt. 7 ·, , . · · · . , 'IUp.,en Plains, OH . - ~~~n: Mon "1blin 9:00am. ~:!)0~, Fri,9:oo liD· 6 pm,SiO:OO am : 4,plll . : ALL AGES, ALL TIMES $4.00 Swisher & Lohse Photo Center APPEAL TO A HIGHER COURT. JYa" cial saJd in Washington that the president probably would return, but would· not make a decision until today. State Department spokesman Jame.s Rubin said ,Wednesday: "I · thin~ be will be coming back Thursday." lie added: "We. see President Ointpn's presence as always useful but we don't want to overdo it." , ·The iask now, Rubin . noted, is "how we get from chugging along to a fast track. ... Our expectations are still neither great nor blealc.'r On Wednesday, the two delegations began disculjSions for the first . time in almost four years on issues of substance. · A COIOmt'ttee dea1'mg wtt. h mutua" I . security concerns met all da , focusing on the establishment of : demili. tarized zone and an eaily wa!'l)ing , system, Rubin said. ·Another ICllm of , negotiators took up in some detail the issue · of normalizing relations he added: · ' . $ . ·4" . Dou&les Aiiy • .$ 99' Any Exp. E•P· From irlgl••l 1t 0 tt 1S5 C-41 ~rooe1s rolls• Set Oat Of 011r Clerks ~r Dthlls Of Tht Fuji · Tru C.ltr Film Clu~ Card . Htllt 6 Rtllt Dtvtlop And Ott The tlftnth Roll Dtvtloptd FREE Try Ut Our For All Your lng Needt "z. ' Tile • • " n ... r.4u SHEPHERDSTOWN, W.Va. (AP) :· ~ Pia·'s ' I 2nd Set Free EVERYDAY! . ': , . . . : . ............ _ ..........,J53.12 S21.JO a13 -.u. - ..... _._____ • ,J 1 Pallicia Oailsoo, Mclrael Dll1t:an 111. t t1:t10 . . ' - -dlo • • ' SINGLE COPY PRICE President Clinton is ready to DIII)L.,,,,_,,........................ :..-3!1 Cents plunge back into difficult peacemakSulfoalboa ... dairi"'IO (II)' 11!1 arrior .., mnllln """- dhect to Tho Dolly Sentinel'"' , ing ,between Israel and Syria as the o ttiiH: II• or 12 bull, Cndk will be IWo longtime foes engage in intensive ....., r:~~~lor nch - l. flo lflllocripltoo by moll ponnlnod tn mu negotiations on a number of thorny whm ._. arrla .....too II .......... . · issues. ri..................,. . Clinton, who w.is here for the first 1"1 ... lllbo<riplloro potlod. Subocllptioo .... - ....., bo lnrpknw..,...., doo•af• dw . two days of the talks this week, stayed -loo of lho llllroalplloo. . . , away Wednesday. A senior U.S. o~­ ', • ' One Monlll ................................$8.70 Orro $104.00 FRIDAY P?MEROY - Friday's Fun Food and fellowship project at God s Netghborhood Escape for Teens. Nutritional foods free, '· non-violent games, computer .programs, cards, pool available. Located Main Street, Pomeroy. Center opens at 6 p.m. and closes at 10:30 p.m, on Friday ·a nd Saturday nights. •• cloudy. A chance of sprinkles or snow flurries late. Lows in the mid 30s. Southwest wind 5 to-10· mph .. Friday... Mostly cloudy with a chance of sprinkles or snow flurries. ' Highs in the lower 40s. Friday night ...Mostly clear. Lows in the mid 20s. Extended forecast: Saturday... Mostly clear. Highs in the upper 40s. Sunday... Partly cloudy. Lows near 30 and highs' in the lower 50s. Monday...Showers likely. Lows in the upper 30s and highs in the lower 50s. Clinton backs ~, away from talks · ~u=~~~=. 4S7 · • Orro Week ....................:...........S2.00 •> .••• , the OhiO Newlplpw Auodltion. ' Pottlftlllen s.MIIddress comc:tions to The S.rolnol, ttl eo.• St., Pomeroy, Ohio 0.11, RACINE -. Racine Grange, Thursday, 7 p.m. at rhe hall . ' By The Associated Presa eastern Ohio Friday night, and partSlightly warmer temperatures ly cloudy skies elsewhere. Lows will and dry conditions are in Ohio's· be 15 to 25.. foiecast as a high pressure system Saturday, fair skies are in the moves east across the region. forecast with highs 35 to 40 in northThe National Weather Service ern Ohio and 40 to 45 in southern To subscribe, call 992-2156. said to expect temperatures in Ohio Ohio. !o reach the 30s and 40s today, with The record-high l!!mperature for _ ,_ . nighttime lows 25 to 30. . . .. .. . this date at the Columbus weather Dry conditions are expected ~tation was 69 in 1946 while the thr9ugh Friday, although some po•· .record low was 20 degrees below '!USPS lJJ-MO) lions of. the state could get some zero in 1884. Sunset tonight will be • c...oo•llr ~per Holdt-ln~ scattered snow showers. Highs will at. 5:21 p.m. and sunrise Friday at ,I 7:54a.m . . Pllbllohed tvety ofter.-. Monday tlt""'&b be near 30. • Fridoy, 111 C..• so.. p ,,,,,,.,, Ohio, by 11w , The extended forecast calls for ·a . Weather forecast: Otrio V.Uey ...,.illllo& c'" " '" 'Y· Searod"""' chanc~ of snow showers in northTonight...Becoming mostly Clearance Sa II Warmer hig"'s, dry conditions forecast • ' ... l . . .• -----..;....--,;......,;.. . . . POMEROY -Alcoholics Anonymous open meeting, 7 p.m. Thursday, Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Mulberry Ave., Pom"\"Y· . . ' I a THURSD~Y .1 Salser ·ANNOUNCEMENTS Year E.nd. ·MillenniuM'. The Comm unity Calendar is publ.ished as a free ' service to non-profit groups wishing ' to an,noun ce meetings' and special eve nts.' The calend ar is not designed to promote sales or fund r~isers ol any type. Items are printed only as space permits a'nd cannot be guaranteed to be printed a specific numbe r of days. M~ . Quality,f,urnitur ·.Plu GCC announces honors GALLIPOLIS .:..... Gallipolis : Career College has released a list of ;. students who were named to the :' ~chievement list for WinterQuarter. •' • • Students obtaining a perfect 4.0 . · · grade point average were: Christina : Bainter, Jennifer B.ias, Shannon ; Boggess, Hollie Brumfield, Sharon • Carman, lleth Casto, Jane Clagg, ! Holly Cleland, Elaine Cllckenger, ~ Joanna Davis, Erica Denney, Gwen t Doss, Nancy Gillies, Sandra Goad, ·• Kelly Hager, Leah Harrisdh, Becky Hendrickson, · Slierii Joh11son, ~ Robert Kimmell, Jessica Knapp, ; Su~an Loo)cado, Amy McGuire, ~· Samuel McKinney, Sara Morris, ~ Paula Nolan , Gregory Northup, ~ Kathryn Ottman, Megan Spradling, ~ Angela Thomas, .Diana Tope, and ~ Tpny Vance. : Students achieving a GPA of at . • least 3.5 were: Jayne Basil, Melissa ~· Cain, Christie · Crettieans, Anna : Grube, Qarlene Hamilton, Tammy , ; Haner, William Lambert, Lisa Mar• cum, Mtchelle Montgomery, Dawn f My ers, Allison Streetman, Terri ! Whitman and Lori Williams. • Those achieving a GPA of at least : 3.0 or better were: Kari Arnold, ~ Mary Beaver, Bernice Desgrange. ; Missy Hively, Lisa Hollanbaugh. ": Leanna Horsnby, Jill, John son, . • Tonya rohnso n, Kathy Lively, .a Amanda Manion, Ashli Mont! gomery, Teresa Nance, Catherine : Nettles,. April Nieto, Marilyn Pyles, : Angela Richards, Melinda Saunders, ~: Christina Simms, Jennifer Sowers, : Brandy Stanley, ~tephanie Thacker, ' Miranda Vance, Martha Whee ler f and 8eidre Wilson. . LOCAL NEWS. IN .BRIEF ·. lie t l 'i .: -Community Calendar, son Familiar name enters Senate fraY" "I think for women over age 35 . to 40, HPV testing will end up, in ; POMEROY - A variety offund raising acti viti~s by going into the benefit fund. In July a picnic was held at the near future , replae'lng a regular · ~· ·ille Burlingliam Modern Woodmen last year resulted· in > the park on Route ~3 near Darwin where Charles and Pap smear," said ' the · autl\or, : Dr. ,',. niore than $7,000 being donated to local 9rganizatiot\s. Anna Picket!, Chuck and Kay Williams and ·Helen Thomas Wright Jr. of.Columbia Unii. .. The Meigs County Emergency Medical Services Swartz received plaques for community se'rvice. versity. · ,f~C£i¥ed $3500 which \vas used to purchase .an automat. On Oct. 23, National Make a Difference Day was ' · The HPV test is now licensed in tc .defibu'lator while the Chester Fire Department was 'obseryed by collecting winter clothing and delivering •, g,iven $3526 for equipment and other needs. . them to the Pomeroy parish. The $250 care and share The Woodmen also provided $500 to 4-H leaders and monies wer~ used to buy 100 pounds of beans ana 30 :· ~outh for a "good neighbor" planting' program at the three-pound hams for use in · the Meigs Cooperative · ~ Pomeroy Museum, Meigs Library, the hi stori c Chester · Parish Christmas food baskets. •' Courthouse, the Portland Park marker, Burlingham hall, Preceding the annual Christmas dinner party for ~ and other hi storic markers. The purpose of the plants is members and their families,.Christmas dinners ·were pre- . ·:· 'to bring attention to the Ohio Bfce ntenniaL .. pared a~d delivered to 42 elderly, sick and shui in mem~ P~grams inclu d a family life program on safety .hers of the community. . · with Bob Byer, direct o. Meigs County Emergency Saturday the Woodmen will nicet at the hall for ·a · Medical Service as the speaker. The annual Memorial soup supper at 3:30p.m. after which plans will be com,: ~ay dinner, bake and plant sale ;'as held with proceeds pleted for prpgrams of the new year. '• . Coll.ege News William Righthouse two ' . - 1 ·l fv1odern Woodmen donate to EMS, firemen ~ 'It~·: are paid announcemtlflllarranged by local funeral homes. '> ie8 are published as req~ to accoritmodate those des~lng ll1fonnatioO tha.n le provided In the accompanying Death Notices. C Company changes sales .pitch --------------------------------------------- '"' ·: RUTLAND- Phyllis Shirley Haley, 86, Rutland, died Wednesday, Jan. S, 2000 in Veterans Memorial Extended Care in Pomeroy. POMEROY- William Righthouse, 83, of Pomeroy, died on Monday, Born Jan. 3, 1914 in Pomeroy, daughter of the late Griff and Ethel SchaeJanuary 3, 2000 at the Rocksprings Rehabilitation Center in Pomeroy. fer Archer, she was a homemalcer, and a member of the Hysell Run Holiness He was born on March 8, 1916 in Cincinnati, of the late Albert and Olurch. · Mattie Bonnett Right hou se. : Surviving are five daughters, Betty Swick of Rutland, Barbara (Bill) JewHe was a veter.an of the U.S. Army during World War II, and was ett of Wintersville, Janet Sue (Paul) Sigman and Linda Haley,' both of Midemployed as a heattng and plumbing teclfnieian. · dleport, _and Sharon (Ooyd) Ferrell of Bidwell; 13 grandchildren, 34 great.Survi~ing are two daugtli~rs and sons-in-law, Wilma and Dou'glas Andergrandchildren and six great-great-grandchildren; a brother,\ Edward Archer CINCINNATI (AP)- Proctor & Gamble Co. is hoping that changing the son of Gtbson, Tennessee, ~ nd .Judy and Roger Free of Hopkinsville, Ken· of Roseville, al1d a sister-in-law, Moqica Archer of Wisconsin. way its sells the pet food with the slogan " Good for Life" .will be gbod for tucky; four grandchildren and their spouses, William and Shelly Free, Keri She was also preCeded in death by her husband, Worl.ey Everett Haley, in · sales. · ' , · aQd Kevin Williams, and Brandi Free and her fiance, Kerry Willi ams, all of 1975; a daughter, Sandra Louise Haley; a son-in-la":, Robert .Swick; a broth· ' P&G has decided Jo sell its lams premium dog and cat food in superinarHopkinsville, Kentucky, and Heidi Hall of Nashville, Tennessee; and a er, Griff Archer; and a sister, 'Bernadine Archer. · great-grandson, Jame~ Alexander Hall ·of Nashville, Tennessee. kets and mass merchandise stores, making it mor.e convenient for consumers · · Servi001 will be 11 a.m. Saturday in the Hysell Run Holiness Church, · · ' In addition to his parents, he wa's preceded in 'death by his wife, Hel~n - - ·with the Rev. Mike Thompson officiating. Burial will be in the Miles Ceme- to buy. The risk, however, is that selling through general retailers could hurt sales Litt le Rightho,use, in 1998; and his sister, the Rev. Be':(ha Righthouse. .. tery, Rutlan~ . Friends rnay. call at the Fisher Funeral Home-Middleport from Gravestde service~ wrll be held_at 10 a.m. on Friday, January 7, 2000 at in the specialty outlets where Jams became a market leader, ,industry analysts · 6-8 p.m. Fnday. Wednesday. • · said Rocks~rings Cemetery in' Pomeroy. The American Legion Feeney-Bennett Memorial contriiJutions • may be made to the Holzer Hospice, Meigs "I know it's going io go up on one side. But it may go down in another," . Post 128 will conduct military services at the gravesite . County Branch, ll5 E. Memorial Drive, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769: Friends may call at the Fisher Funeral Home in Middleport on Thursday, said John McMillin, an a.nalyst with Prudential Securities InC: , , January 6~ 2000 from 6-9 p.m. · ~cMillin said P&G also runs the risj{ of angering the pet food specialty retatlers, who might move the lams brand products to less-desirab e locations in the stores. · , MASON, W.Va. - Arthur A. 'Corkey" Roush, 65, Waverly, Ohio, for· Ralston Purina Pet Products, ,a major competitor, sells premium pet food . merly of Mason,.died Tuesday, Jan. 4, 2000 at his residence. ' in supermarkets. It offers consumers, conv enien~e, said William Leach, an A retired iron worker for American Alloys and a ~ .S. Army veteran, he analyst with DonaldsoQ, Lufkin & Jenrette. ·' , pers Plains at the ACCESS He<(d was born July 4, 1934 in qliflori,,W.Va., son of !he late Horace Junior and Chicken dinner set "!think there's room for lams in the grocery stores," Leach said. Willa M. Blake JaCobs Roush. · ·RACINE - The Racine Ameri- Start center in the former Tuppefs P&G, which paid $2.05 billion to buy lams Co. in ~eptember, hopes to , He is survived by his w'fe, Katherine Blakeman Roush of Wavefly; four ' reach t~e majority of shoppers who don't buy pet food~ in specialty stores. can Legion Post 602 will hold a fried Plains Elementary. The adult !earRst~psons and stepdaughters-in..fal>.', .Robert and Lois Newland of Chillichicken and noodles dinner on Sun- · ing center will be open Monday arid ' cothe, Ronald and Mary Newland of 'Waverly, Danny S. )Jush of Grafton, day. The cost is $5. Servin.z will . Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. : . More information about the and Robert M. Bush of Sullivan; three stepdaughters and two stepsons-inbegin at 11 a.m. Food will be availABLE program is avai lable by caUlaw, Shirley and Bob Cool of Piketon, Vicki S. Thompson of Piketon, and able for dine-in or carryout. ing the Middleport Center at 992COLUMBUS (AP)Ted Celeste knows that taking one of the most Carolyn S. and Cltarles Neutzling of Middleport; 15 stepgl'andchildren and 5808, the Pomeroy Center at 99Zrecognizable names in Democratic pOlitics into the March 7 primary will 16 step-great-grandchildren; and a brother, Harry Eugene "Jean' Roush of Chamber luncheon 6930, or the Tuppers Plains c.,nter help him as he works to win the party's nomination for Senate. Racine. POMEROY The monthly at 667-0441 . . • He also knows he must prove that he's more than just a name. was preceded in death by a wife, Frances Roush, on April 2, 1994. Meigs County Chamber of ComIt's been 14 years si nce Celeste's older l,>rother, Richard Celeste, successServices will be 11 a.m. Friday in the Foglesong Funeral Home, Mason, with Brother Wayne R. Jewell officiating. Burial will be in the New Lone fully ran for re-election as governor, but the younger Celeste, a first.time merce luncheon y;ill be held Tues- MMS yearbooks In . day, noon at .Carleton School in, . . Oak Cemetery, Point Pleasant, W.Va. Friends may call at the funeral home candidate, is couri!ing on people remembering the name. MIDD,LEPORT- The 1998-99 , from 6-9 tonight. . · · · Ted Celeste, 54, planned to officially annbunce today his candidacy for Syracuse. Congressman Ted Strick- yearbooks from the Meigs Middle • the seat held by Republican U.S. Sen . Mike De Wine. The announce ment land wi ll be the guest speaker. School are available at tho schodl. was scheduled to take place on Celeste's campaign Web site. The Rev. MarCost is $15: · vin McMickle of Shaker Heights filed Democratic nominating petitions on ~WTF meeting set AYON LAKE- Verna M. Salser, 62, Avon Lake, died Tuesday, Jan. 4, Wednesday and Richard Cordray of Col umbus said he would file petitions POMEROY - The Nation al 2000. . . . by F.riday's 4 p.m. deadline. · Wild'Turkey Federation will hold an DeWine, who's completing his first six-year term this year, will be Born Nov. 20, 1937 in Minersville, daughter of the late Joseph William informal organizational meeting at Sr. and Alice Hendrick White, she was a homemaker, a self-employed child opposed in the GOP primary by little-known Ronald Dickson of Oxford, a 8:30 p.m. Thursday at th e Pomeroy gun-show promoter who dislikes D~Wine 's positions on .gun-control. care provider and a member of the American Legion Auxiliary. , Celeste, a suburban Columbus real estate broker, said he must demon- Gun Club to discuss the possibility . Surviving are two sons, Richard (Cheryn) Salser of Lorain County, and of holding a banquet and forming a Michael (Kat hi) Salser of Middleport; a daughter, LaDonna Dawson of Elyr- strate in the campaign that he. has enough support to beat DeWine, and that committee. For more information, ia; five grandchildren; a brother, Joseph William (Rita) Whire Jr. of he offers more than his name, which Ohio Republican Party Chail1)'lan contact Eric Aanestad at (740) 593Robert Bennet called " magic." Cheshire; and a sister, Ruth Ann (Robby) Robinson of Orlando, Pia. 8544. "The· name.recognition' will have to help·. The Celeste name. has been on . She was also-preceded in d~ath by a sister. Memorial services will be 2 p.m.. Friday in the Fisher Funeral Home- the ballot eight times,"'Ccleste said Wednesday. "I've found there's a lot of Middleport. llurial will be in the Minersville Hilt' Cemetery at the conve- good. will around the state, but I have to demonstrate it's more than just a name." ' Back to regular times . nience of the family. POMEROY - The Meigs Coun, ty Adult Basic and Literacy Educa. tion (ABLE) learnin g centers have . resumed regul ar schedules. A new ' ' the John Berry Fine and Performing lions, contact Smith at 740-446~ 1561. uled for those dates have been settled, ABLE ce nter is npw open in TupVFW Auxiliary meets Arts Center. · according to Meigs County Common TUPPERS PLAINS - Tuppers Ditector Craig Smith is looking for Republicans to meet Pleas Judge Fred W. Crow IJI. · Plains Veterans of Foreign Wars Post local residents eight and older to cast · 9053 Ladies Auxiliary will meet at POMEROY - The Meigs County \I'RIIIf,. \l,l[Yfllfl,\/1 in the production planned for perforRepublican Executive Committee Rt. 33 meeting ·off · 7:30p.m. today. j maitce on March 3. Ten speaking 446·4524 , , , ,., .. a will hold meeting on Jan. 10 at 7:30 · ATIIENS - The Jan: 17 meeting · parts are available along with' about a.rh. of the Route 33 · A)hens-to-Darw'in . ~udltlons scheduled . 15 additional cast members needed to Citizens Advisory Committee has ,RIO GRANDE - The University manage · masks and puppets. "Tal- · • ;. . of Rio Grande Department of Fine iesin" is part of Rio Grande's 1999- ~urors need not report been canceled. The CAC is tentatively scheduled : · Arts will hold auditions .for "Taliesin," 2000 Valley Artists Series schedule of POMEROY - Jurors summoned · a Welsh children's fable set in the performan~es. . for jury duty today and Tuesday need to meet Feb. 14, 4-6 p.m. at the Ohio · . sixth century, Monday, 6:30 p.m in For more information about audi- not report for serv.ice. All trials sched· University Inn in Athens. '. ~--------------~--------------------~ . ..~ RACINE - Donnie Riffle of Racine is confined to the Miami Valley HoaiJal in Daytlln for treatment of bums suffered in an accident while emjil!!yed at Plastic Pac~ in Wapakenetta. He has been confined to the adult burn unit there for treatment since Dec. 27 when the accident occurred. Dorthea Riffle )las been in Dayton with her son. She said that a line at the plant burst, spraying hot plastic onto Riffle's face. Phyllis Shirley Haley Pap alte.rriative could reduce cervical cancer deaths, r~se~rchers Sp.y · · the.United States only as a follow· up to ari abnormal Pap smear. It has not bee11 . approved . for routine screening. though it is available for thai purpose in other countries. cancerous conditi ons, resCarche,rs The test is based on the di scovery reported today in the Journal of the that the sexually tran'smitted human American Association. •; papilloma virus, or HPV, causes However, the two studies found almost all cases of cervical cancer. that the new test produced far ri)Ore , HPV infects an estimated 40 mil. false-positives th811 the Pap smear, lion Americans and many more causing•many more women to nee,d worldwide. Though most of HPV's furtlier testing, , , ' 1 80 strains cause no permanent harm, Whether t~e HPV .!est's . wide- perhaps 1 percent of infected people spread use will , ever· be feasible, get a strain that can c.ausc cervical affordable and effl,<;tive at reducing cancer. cervical cancer deaths remains tp be Worldwide, almost 360,000 cases seen, said an expert who was ,not· of cervical cancer ·were detected in' involved in the work. 1990, willll90,000 women dying of ·• · As a sc~enjng t~cbniqu¢, , the test the disease. "' ' , · may be most applicable in develop· 'f1ie Pap ·smear, which costs $25 ing countries, where pelvic exams to $35, is the m()st· widely used and lab exams of cervical cells are . scr~ening test. It requires a skilled often unavailable, said . the expert, professional to do a pelvic exam and .Dr. Jack Cuzick of the lmpecial Can- scrape cells from a woman's cervix. cer Research Fund in London. · .The cells are-then analyzed under a FIVE GENERATIONS- Jacob Aaron Parker·marks the fifth generation of the Beulah Schultz ilunhe lead auttior of one of the microscope. ·' family. Left to right, the family members are Arlene Parker, Jacob's grandmoth4ir; Jason Park· • studies said the test's . false-positive "A single Pap smear misses er, his fathe1; Marjorie Connolly, his great-grandmothar, and holding .,lacob, Mra. SchultZ, his rate may be much lower among U.S. great-great-grandmother. · women - and·similar to that of the ' Pap smear - because they have much lower rates of sexually rransmined diseases than African and Central American women studied. ~- Oblff!Bry Racine man hospitalized ''nicer", . ful wife of 37 years recently died of awue· tltat more American wQmen If the woman who wrote to you a heart attaek_,) 'm sure she would be die of heart disease tlu!n all cancers wants to spend the rest of her life ali~e today if her doctor had talcen combined, and they die in total numbers greater than men with farlfioplaying second fiddle because her her symptoms more seriously. boyfriend cannot tell his II)Other to For three. weeks, "Jane" com- vascular problems? Those are the butt out, she is in for some rough plained of a backache, shoulder ache facts, Sir. What can you give the' person times. -- HAPPILY DIVORCED IN an~l a burning chest. Her doctor prePA scribed a nasal spray. Five days late~. who has e~erything? Ann Landers' DEAR DIVORCED: There is a the woman who was the center of booklet, "Gems," is ideal for a night- ' · stand or coffee table. "Gems" is a diff~rence between a mother-in-law .my life was dead on the floof. who digs up your flowers and one Since her death, I have been told collection of .Ann Landers'. most who gives you a shower curtain ·that doctors frequentlY' fail to recog- requested poems and essays. Send a because you don 't have the money nize symptoms of hcan problems in self-addressed, long, business-size e~welope and a check or m.oney ta buy one. Not every mother-in-law , women. ' . who buys som~thing ' for ber son's Please tell your reiulers and their order for S5.25 (this includes new home is a, meddling control ' doctors to~ pay attention lo these postage and handling) to: Gems, c/o freak. symptoms, and pther aches and Ann Landers, P.O. Box, II 562, It is obvious, however, that your. pains, t)ecause something may be Chicago, 1!1. 6061-0562. {In Canada, mother-in-law was mqch (o() seriously wrong. -- HEARTBRQ- send $6.25.) To find out more about Ann Landers and .read her past involved in .your life, and 'you wer~ KEN IN MISSISSIPPI . lpcky to get out. . . . .' . DEAR MlSSISSIPPI: You told columns, visit th~ Creators SyndiDear Ann Landers: My won~er. them, and I thank you. Are . you · cate web page a~ www.creatilrs .~om. . CHICAGO (AP) - A iest for the human papi lloma •virus that doe$n't require a pelvic exam may ·soon riv~l the Pap smear as a n accurate way of scr~enin g for cancer and pre- ' .The Dally Sentinel • Page A 3 . · '992-5627 • McCullough, · Charla Rlfllt, R. Ph. Mon. thou Fri. a a.m. to 9 p.m. Sal. 8 ••m.-6 p.m. SundtJy 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. ' ' ,, PRESCRIPTION PH. 992-2855 E. Mtln Frtllldly StMce Pomeroy, OH I Optll week Nlghta 'till 9 �• . ... . .. • ~ • . • .. ,, Thu!Wdlty; ...n&~Jry e, 2000 · Thur.dlly, ...nueryt, 2000 1 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Page A 2 • The Dally Sentinel ' Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio BUCKEYE NEWS IN BRIEF jGrandp·arents. go·behind daughter's back to p1an b_irthday p~rty j Dear Ann Landers: I am angry and upset with my parents, and. I hope you can help me get pver·it. My daugh- . ter, "Penelope," , just turne<l 11 years old. My parents know l do not · believe in giving extravagant birthday p,arties for children this age. · Penelope spent' thc early after: • .noon with a few friends, and every' .one had a great time. That eveni ng, my parents picked up Penelope with . the excuse·of talcing her out to dinner. · . When they came home, Pene lope •>was· carrying· what was left of a birthday ca.ke, and balloons and gifts . from several mefl\bers of the family. I am furious. Not only did my parents plan a birthday party for my daughter behind my back, but they did not include me. Am I wrong to be upset' Please give me some ·advice before this turns into a major mess. --ANGRY IN LOUISIANA DEAR ANGRY: Your parents were wrong to plan a pany for your daughter without telling you .and inviting you to be present. I suspect .they tlioughl you might have vetoed lhe festivities had you · known in· advance. • It's perfectly OK if you didn 't want to entertain the family for Penelope's birthday,' but you cannot con4'ol what your parents do. . Tell them yoll will not interfere if they wish to give Penelope a birthday party next year, but you would appreciate being included, or at the very least, informed. · Dar ARII Landers: I just about jumped out of my chair when I read your response to the woman whose boyfriend's mother had talcen it upon herself to hang pictures and shower curtain s in their new home. You advised her to ·say n'C11liing until she could replace them, and to 'be grateful her future mo\her-in-law is so "caring ", Welcome'to the new .millennium, Annie. I lived through that P.rivate hell, and have one word for that girl - Run. My ex mother-in-law came from the same mold. Not only would she decide what wasn'J "correct" in our home, she would proceed to "fix" it. ·One day, she dug up some flowers in my garden, and replanted them where she thought they looked . Five Generations ' . . ' ' ' ' .. •, ,r • ' Arthur A. 'Corkey' Roush about 40 percent of cervical disease, which is why ·Wbmen are told to have yearly Pap smears;" Wright said. · 1 In HPV testing, which costs $4S to $60, women thel)lselves can collect a sample <If cervical tissue at a clinic or doclo.r's , office using a · small brush or cotton swab. The tiss u ~ is then analyzed for DNA from 13 types of HPV Cdn si~ered to · be ,the main cuiJlrils irt ceJ;Vical cancer. . Wright's team and coll'eagues .from AVSC International ~nd the University of Cape 'Town screened and followed 1i365 black South African women ages 35 to 65. The researchers found that the HPV test identified 37 of 56 women with h'igh-grade, cervical disease or ca,ncer,. for a detection rate of 66 percent. , ' The Pap smear identified 38 of the 56 women, a ralll of 68 percent. But the false-positive rate for the self-collecti:d' HPV test .w~ ' I7 percent, vs. only 12 percent for the Pap smear. . ' · · ·, ,, ·>' · Verna . •• • : : Named to dean's list ;: LANGSVILLE :_ }}ridget M. "' Vaughan of Langsville was .one of 2. 101 students at Wright Stltte Universi ty in Dayton to achieve dean's · ~· iist honors for the fall quarter. tt ' ' MORE LOCAL NEWS. • MORE LOCAL FOLKS. · The· 0 a1'1Y Senti. ne1' .. · , . . . p1W M fomtro)', Ohio. "'M•ben The Allodated l'ras •nd : : · POMEROY - National Wild Turkey Federation informal organizational meeting, •Thursday, 8:30 ,a.m. at the Pomeroy , Gun· Club •. to discuss possibility of holding banquet and fo'rm: . • tng commtttee. 7 . · S.YRACUS.E ~ Syracuse Village Council, Thursday, p.m. · , · · municipal building, . ' v................- ............. . 1-!ARRISONVILLE - Pomona Grange, Friday, 7:30. p.m . Scipio Firehouse, Harrison ville Grange to host meeting. • • • 52 . . .......___,......J105.56 SATURDAY CHESTER- Chester Township-Board of Trustees, year-.end meting , Chester to~nhall, Saturday, 8 a.m . Organizational · . meetm g to follow. • '. "'2. !"'t~~:::::":·.::.::·~~::·::~.·l)f·?2 • : Re:Jde r Services •>, ~ILSUIISCIII'TION ~-~c-11 •, SUNDAY ' POM EROY- Meigs County Humane Society, annual membership meeting, Sunday, t p.m. at the Pomeroy i'ubl,ic Li~r!!Uo. ."' , d.d..,. •• .,., ·Anyone who cares about'• animals inYite~ . Call 992-6064 with ,':;-:::;;;::~~;37:;:::::--~-~-==;,.;.-;-l~~--::;"0-:-7---.;._.._"':::·~·"""':~~.-..£p. qu:~:n;;soNvi~~E! ·_ ·· .HarnsonviHe L·; dge 411. F&AM, stated meet ing, Saturday, ·7 :30p.m. 'Refreshme nts. ,. ,1 · MoND~Y · . POMEROY -:-- Meigs County D,istrict Public Libr,ary, .Board of Tr\IStees, M~nday, I :30 p.m. at the Pomeroy Library. · . Phone: 740-667-7388 -.t-800~200.4005 . --~Ceoo!J lJ-..w ............. - .........429.25 26 ....._, ..,,,_,,,_,,J5t,61 Correction Polley •' O.r .... .,.,.,. .. oil 11er1oo II ta be _ ..... Jr 11 ~ ....... . , •• ornr I• • ....,., all tH - - •• ('/iio) 2111. we wll. clleck 11., litron.llllooll ... ~ • oollwiiNifwan~~plcd. . • • •, ~· : · Newa Dep~~rtmenl• ._..,._ltm-215!.' ··, ... t-•llo••m ~--181 Ma · •. •: ...... •< , .. Olh8r Servk:•a · ' ' 't' ' I • .. 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Our expectations are still neither great nor blealc.'r On Wednesday, the two delegations began disculjSions for the first . time in almost four years on issues of substance. · A COIOmt'ttee dea1'mg wtt. h mutua" I . security concerns met all da , focusing on the establishment of : demili. tarized zone and an eaily wa!'l)ing , system, Rubin said. ·Another ICllm of , negotiators took up in some detail the issue · of normalizing relations he added: · ' . $ . ·4" . Dou&les Aiiy • .$ 99' Any Exp. E•P· From irlgl••l 1t 0 tt 1S5 C-41 ~rooe1s rolls• Set Oat Of 011r Clerks ~r Dthlls Of Tht Fuji · Tru C.ltr Film Clu~ Card . Htllt 6 Rtllt Dtvtlop And Ott The tlftnth Roll Dtvtloptd FREE Try Ut Our For All Your lng Needt "z. ' Tile • • " n ... r.4u SHEPHERDSTOWN, W.Va. (AP) :· ~ Pia·'s ' I 2nd Set Free EVERYDAY! . ': , . . . : . ............ _ ..........,J53.12 S21.JO a13 -.u. - ..... _._____ • ,J 1 Pallicia Oailsoo, Mclrael Dll1t:an 111. t t1:t10 . . ' - -dlo • • ' SINGLE COPY PRICE President Clinton is ready to DIII)L.,,,,_,,........................ :..-3!1 Cents plunge back into difficult peacemakSulfoalboa ... dairi"'IO (II)' 11!1 arrior .., mnllln """- dhect to Tho Dolly Sentinel'"' , ing ,between Israel and Syria as the o ttiiH: II• or 12 bull, Cndk will be IWo longtime foes engage in intensive ....., r:~~~lor nch - l. flo lflllocripltoo by moll ponnlnod tn mu negotiations on a number of thorny whm ._. arrla .....too II .......... . · issues. ri..................,. . Clinton, who w.is here for the first 1"1 ... lllbo<riplloro potlod. Subocllptioo .... - ....., bo lnrpknw..,...., doo•af• dw . two days of the talks this week, stayed -loo of lho llllroalplloo. . . , away Wednesday. A senior U.S. o~­ ', • ' One Monlll ................................$8.70 Orro $104.00 FRIDAY P?MEROY - Friday's Fun Food and fellowship project at God s Netghborhood Escape for Teens. Nutritional foods free, '· non-violent games, computer .programs, cards, pool available. Located Main Street, Pomeroy. Center opens at 6 p.m. and closes at 10:30 p.m, on Friday ·a nd Saturday nights. •• cloudy. A chance of sprinkles or snow flurries late. Lows in the mid 30s. Southwest wind 5 to-10· mph .. Friday... Mostly cloudy with a chance of sprinkles or snow flurries. ' Highs in the lower 40s. Friday night ...Mostly clear. Lows in the mid 20s. Extended forecast: Saturday... Mostly clear. Highs in the upper 40s. Sunday... Partly cloudy. Lows near 30 and highs' in the lower 50s. Monday...Showers likely. Lows in the upper 30s and highs in the lower 50s. Clinton backs ~, away from talks · ~u=~~~=. 4S7 · • Orro Week ....................:...........S2.00 •> .••• , the OhiO Newlplpw Auodltion. ' Pottlftlllen s.MIIddress comc:tions to The S.rolnol, ttl eo.• St., Pomeroy, Ohio 0.11, RACINE -. Racine Grange, Thursday, 7 p.m. at rhe hall . ' By The Associated Presa eastern Ohio Friday night, and partSlightly warmer temperatures ly cloudy skies elsewhere. Lows will and dry conditions are in Ohio's· be 15 to 25.. foiecast as a high pressure system Saturday, fair skies are in the moves east across the region. forecast with highs 35 to 40 in northThe National Weather Service ern Ohio and 40 to 45 in southern To subscribe, call 992-2156. said to expect temperatures in Ohio Ohio. !o reach the 30s and 40s today, with The record-high l!!mperature for _ ,_ . nighttime lows 25 to 30. . . .. .. . this date at the Columbus weather Dry conditions are expected ~tation was 69 in 1946 while the thr9ugh Friday, although some po•· .record low was 20 degrees below '!USPS lJJ-MO) lions of. the state could get some zero in 1884. Sunset tonight will be • c...oo•llr ~per Holdt-ln~ scattered snow showers. Highs will at. 5:21 p.m. and sunrise Friday at ,I 7:54a.m . . Pllbllohed tvety ofter.-. Monday tlt""'&b be near 30. • Fridoy, 111 C..• so.. p ,,,,,,.,, Ohio, by 11w , The extended forecast calls for ·a . Weather forecast: Otrio V.Uey ...,.illllo& c'" " '" 'Y· Searod"""' chanc~ of snow showers in northTonight...Becoming mostly Clearance Sa II Warmer hig"'s, dry conditions forecast • ' ... l . . .• -----..;....--,;......,;.. . . . POMEROY -Alcoholics Anonymous open meeting, 7 p.m. Thursday, Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Mulberry Ave., Pom"\"Y· . . ' I a THURSD~Y .1 Salser ·ANNOUNCEMENTS Year E.nd. ·MillenniuM'. The Comm unity Calendar is publ.ished as a free ' service to non-profit groups wishing ' to an,noun ce meetings' and special eve nts.' The calend ar is not designed to promote sales or fund r~isers ol any type. Items are printed only as space permits a'nd cannot be guaranteed to be printed a specific numbe r of days. M~ . Quality,f,urnitur ·.Plu GCC announces honors GALLIPOLIS .:..... Gallipolis : Career College has released a list of ;. students who were named to the :' ~chievement list for WinterQuarter. •' • • Students obtaining a perfect 4.0 . · · grade point average were: Christina : Bainter, Jennifer B.ias, Shannon ; Boggess, Hollie Brumfield, Sharon • Carman, lleth Casto, Jane Clagg, ! Holly Cleland, Elaine Cllckenger, ~ Joanna Davis, Erica Denney, Gwen t Doss, Nancy Gillies, Sandra Goad, ·• Kelly Hager, Leah Harrisdh, Becky Hendrickson, · Slierii Joh11son, ~ Robert Kimmell, Jessica Knapp, ; Su~an Loo)cado, Amy McGuire, ~· Samuel McKinney, Sara Morris, ~ Paula Nolan , Gregory Northup, ~ Kathryn Ottman, Megan Spradling, ~ Angela Thomas, .Diana Tope, and ~ Tpny Vance. : Students achieving a GPA of at . • least 3.5 were: Jayne Basil, Melissa ~· Cain, Christie · Crettieans, Anna : Grube, Qarlene Hamilton, Tammy , ; Haner, William Lambert, Lisa Mar• cum, Mtchelle Montgomery, Dawn f My ers, Allison Streetman, Terri ! Whitman and Lori Williams. • Those achieving a GPA of at least : 3.0 or better were: Kari Arnold, ~ Mary Beaver, Bernice Desgrange. ; Missy Hively, Lisa Hollanbaugh. ": Leanna Horsnby, Jill, John son, . • Tonya rohnso n, Kathy Lively, .a Amanda Manion, Ashli Mont! gomery, Teresa Nance, Catherine : Nettles,. April Nieto, Marilyn Pyles, : Angela Richards, Melinda Saunders, ~: Christina Simms, Jennifer Sowers, : Brandy Stanley, ~tephanie Thacker, ' Miranda Vance, Martha Whee ler f and 8eidre Wilson. . LOCAL NEWS. IN .BRIEF ·. lie t l 'i .: -Community Calendar, son Familiar name enters Senate fraY" "I think for women over age 35 . to 40, HPV testing will end up, in ; POMEROY - A variety offund raising acti viti~s by going into the benefit fund. In July a picnic was held at the near future , replae'lng a regular · ~· ·ille Burlingliam Modern Woodmen last year resulted· in > the park on Route ~3 near Darwin where Charles and Pap smear," said ' the · autl\or, : Dr. ,',. niore than $7,000 being donated to local 9rganizatiot\s. Anna Picket!, Chuck and Kay Williams and ·Helen Thomas Wright Jr. of.Columbia Unii. .. The Meigs County Emergency Medical Services Swartz received plaques for community se'rvice. versity. · ,f~C£i¥ed $3500 which \vas used to purchase .an automat. On Oct. 23, National Make a Difference Day was ' · The HPV test is now licensed in tc .defibu'lator while the Chester Fire Department was 'obseryed by collecting winter clothing and delivering •, g,iven $3526 for equipment and other needs. . them to the Pomeroy parish. The $250 care and share The Woodmen also provided $500 to 4-H leaders and monies wer~ used to buy 100 pounds of beans ana 30 :· ~outh for a "good neighbor" planting' program at the three-pound hams for use in · the Meigs Cooperative · ~ Pomeroy Museum, Meigs Library, the hi stori c Chester · Parish Christmas food baskets. •' Courthouse, the Portland Park marker, Burlingham hall, Preceding the annual Christmas dinner party for ~ and other hi storic markers. The purpose of the plants is members and their families,.Christmas dinners ·were pre- . ·:· 'to bring attention to the Ohio Bfce ntenniaL .. pared a~d delivered to 42 elderly, sick and shui in mem~ P~grams inclu d a family life program on safety .hers of the community. . · with Bob Byer, direct o. Meigs County Emergency Saturday the Woodmen will nicet at the hall for ·a · Medical Service as the speaker. The annual Memorial soup supper at 3:30p.m. after which plans will be com,: ~ay dinner, bake and plant sale ;'as held with proceeds pleted for prpgrams of the new year. '• . Coll.ege News William Righthouse two ' . - 1 ·l fv1odern Woodmen donate to EMS, firemen ~ 'It~·: are paid announcemtlflllarranged by local funeral homes. '> ie8 are published as req~ to accoritmodate those des~lng ll1fonnatioO tha.n le provided In the accompanying Death Notices. C Company changes sales .pitch --------------------------------------------- '"' ·: RUTLAND- Phyllis Shirley Haley, 86, Rutland, died Wednesday, Jan. S, 2000 in Veterans Memorial Extended Care in Pomeroy. POMEROY- William Righthouse, 83, of Pomeroy, died on Monday, Born Jan. 3, 1914 in Pomeroy, daughter of the late Griff and Ethel SchaeJanuary 3, 2000 at the Rocksprings Rehabilitation Center in Pomeroy. fer Archer, she was a homemalcer, and a member of the Hysell Run Holiness He was born on March 8, 1916 in Cincinnati, of the late Albert and Olurch. · Mattie Bonnett Right hou se. : Surviving are five daughters, Betty Swick of Rutland, Barbara (Bill) JewHe was a veter.an of the U.S. Army during World War II, and was ett of Wintersville, Janet Sue (Paul) Sigman and Linda Haley,' both of Midemployed as a heattng and plumbing teclfnieian. · dleport, _and Sharon (Ooyd) Ferrell of Bidwell; 13 grandchildren, 34 great.Survi~ing are two daugtli~rs and sons-in-law, Wilma and Dou'glas Andergrandchildren and six great-great-grandchildren; a brother,\ Edward Archer CINCINNATI (AP)- Proctor & Gamble Co. is hoping that changing the son of Gtbson, Tennessee, ~ nd .Judy and Roger Free of Hopkinsville, Ken· of Roseville, al1d a sister-in-law, Moqica Archer of Wisconsin. way its sells the pet food with the slogan " Good for Life" .will be gbod for tucky; four grandchildren and their spouses, William and Shelly Free, Keri She was also preCeded in death by her husband, Worl.ey Everett Haley, in · sales. · ' , · aQd Kevin Williams, and Brandi Free and her fiance, Kerry Willi ams, all of 1975; a daughter, Sandra Louise Haley; a son-in-la":, Robert .Swick; a broth· ' P&G has decided Jo sell its lams premium dog and cat food in superinarHopkinsville, Kentucky, and Heidi Hall of Nashville, Tennessee; and a er, Griff Archer; and a sister, 'Bernadine Archer. · great-grandson, Jame~ Alexander Hall ·of Nashville, Tennessee. kets and mass merchandise stores, making it mor.e convenient for consumers · · Servi001 will be 11 a.m. Saturday in the Hysell Run Holiness Church, · · ' In addition to his parents, he wa's preceded in 'death by his wife, Hel~n - - ·with the Rev. Mike Thompson officiating. Burial will be in the Miles Ceme- to buy. The risk, however, is that selling through general retailers could hurt sales Litt le Rightho,use, in 1998; and his sister, the Rev. Be':(ha Righthouse. .. tery, Rutlan~ . Friends rnay. call at the Fisher Funeral Home-Middleport from Gravestde service~ wrll be held_at 10 a.m. on Friday, January 7, 2000 at in the specialty outlets where Jams became a market leader, ,industry analysts · 6-8 p.m. Fnday. Wednesday. • · said Rocks~rings Cemetery in' Pomeroy. The American Legion Feeney-Bennett Memorial contriiJutions • may be made to the Holzer Hospice, Meigs "I know it's going io go up on one side. But it may go down in another," . Post 128 will conduct military services at the gravesite . County Branch, ll5 E. Memorial Drive, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769: Friends may call at the Fisher Funeral Home in Middleport on Thursday, said John McMillin, an a.nalyst with Prudential Securities InC: , , January 6~ 2000 from 6-9 p.m. · ~cMillin said P&G also runs the risj{ of angering the pet food specialty retatlers, who might move the lams brand products to less-desirab e locations in the stores. · , MASON, W.Va. - Arthur A. 'Corkey" Roush, 65, Waverly, Ohio, for· Ralston Purina Pet Products, ,a major competitor, sells premium pet food . merly of Mason,.died Tuesday, Jan. 4, 2000 at his residence. ' in supermarkets. It offers consumers, conv enien~e, said William Leach, an A retired iron worker for American Alloys and a ~ .S. Army veteran, he analyst with DonaldsoQ, Lufkin & Jenrette. ·' , pers Plains at the ACCESS He<(d was born July 4, 1934 in qliflori,,W.Va., son of !he late Horace Junior and Chicken dinner set "!think there's room for lams in the grocery stores," Leach said. Willa M. Blake JaCobs Roush. · ·RACINE - The Racine Ameri- Start center in the former Tuppefs P&G, which paid $2.05 billion to buy lams Co. in ~eptember, hopes to , He is survived by his w'fe, Katherine Blakeman Roush of Wavefly; four ' reach t~e majority of shoppers who don't buy pet food~ in specialty stores. can Legion Post 602 will hold a fried Plains Elementary. The adult !earRst~psons and stepdaughters-in..fal>.', .Robert and Lois Newland of Chillichicken and noodles dinner on Sun- · ing center will be open Monday arid ' cothe, Ronald and Mary Newland of 'Waverly, Danny S. )Jush of Grafton, day. The cost is $5. Servin.z will . Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. : . More information about the and Robert M. Bush of Sullivan; three stepdaughters and two stepsons-inbegin at 11 a.m. Food will be availABLE program is avai lable by caUlaw, Shirley and Bob Cool of Piketon, Vicki S. Thompson of Piketon, and able for dine-in or carryout. ing the Middleport Center at 992COLUMBUS (AP)Ted Celeste knows that taking one of the most Carolyn S. and Cltarles Neutzling of Middleport; 15 stepgl'andchildren and 5808, the Pomeroy Center at 99Zrecognizable names in Democratic pOlitics into the March 7 primary will 16 step-great-grandchildren; and a brother, Harry Eugene "Jean' Roush of Chamber luncheon 6930, or the Tuppers Plains c.,nter help him as he works to win the party's nomination for Senate. Racine. POMEROY The monthly at 667-0441 . . • He also knows he must prove that he's more than just a name. was preceded in death by a wife, Frances Roush, on April 2, 1994. Meigs County Chamber of ComIt's been 14 years si nce Celeste's older l,>rother, Richard Celeste, successServices will be 11 a.m. Friday in the Foglesong Funeral Home, Mason, with Brother Wayne R. Jewell officiating. Burial will be in the New Lone fully ran for re-election as governor, but the younger Celeste, a first.time merce luncheon y;ill be held Tues- MMS yearbooks In . day, noon at .Carleton School in, . . Oak Cemetery, Point Pleasant, W.Va. Friends may call at the funeral home candidate, is couri!ing on people remembering the name. MIDD,LEPORT- The 1998-99 , from 6-9 tonight. . · · · Ted Celeste, 54, planned to officially annbunce today his candidacy for Syracuse. Congressman Ted Strick- yearbooks from the Meigs Middle • the seat held by Republican U.S. Sen . Mike De Wine. The announce ment land wi ll be the guest speaker. School are available at tho schodl. was scheduled to take place on Celeste's campaign Web site. The Rev. MarCost is $15: · vin McMickle of Shaker Heights filed Democratic nominating petitions on ~WTF meeting set AYON LAKE- Verna M. Salser, 62, Avon Lake, died Tuesday, Jan. 4, Wednesday and Richard Cordray of Col umbus said he would file petitions POMEROY - The Nation al 2000. . . . by F.riday's 4 p.m. deadline. · Wild'Turkey Federation will hold an DeWine, who's completing his first six-year term this year, will be Born Nov. 20, 1937 in Minersville, daughter of the late Joseph William informal organizational meeting at Sr. and Alice Hendrick White, she was a homemaker, a self-employed child opposed in the GOP primary by little-known Ronald Dickson of Oxford, a 8:30 p.m. Thursday at th e Pomeroy gun-show promoter who dislikes D~Wine 's positions on .gun-control. care provider and a member of the American Legion Auxiliary. , Celeste, a suburban Columbus real estate broker, said he must demon- Gun Club to discuss the possibility . Surviving are two sons, Richard (Cheryn) Salser of Lorain County, and of holding a banquet and forming a Michael (Kat hi) Salser of Middleport; a daughter, LaDonna Dawson of Elyr- strate in the campaign that he. has enough support to beat DeWine, and that committee. For more information, ia; five grandchildren; a brother, Joseph William (Rita) Whire Jr. of he offers more than his name, which Ohio Republican Party Chail1)'lan contact Eric Aanestad at (740) 593Robert Bennet called " magic." Cheshire; and a sister, Ruth Ann (Robby) Robinson of Orlando, Pia. 8544. "The· name.recognition' will have to help·. The Celeste name. has been on . She was also-preceded in d~ath by a sister. Memorial services will be 2 p.m.. Friday in the Fisher Funeral Home- the ballot eight times,"'Ccleste said Wednesday. "I've found there's a lot of Middleport. llurial will be in the Minersville Hilt' Cemetery at the conve- good. will around the state, but I have to demonstrate it's more than just a name." ' Back to regular times . nience of the family. POMEROY - The Meigs Coun, ty Adult Basic and Literacy Educa. tion (ABLE) learnin g centers have . resumed regul ar schedules. A new ' ' the John Berry Fine and Performing lions, contact Smith at 740-446~ 1561. uled for those dates have been settled, ABLE ce nter is npw open in TupVFW Auxiliary meets Arts Center. · according to Meigs County Common TUPPERS PLAINS - Tuppers Ditector Craig Smith is looking for Republicans to meet Pleas Judge Fred W. Crow IJI. · Plains Veterans of Foreign Wars Post local residents eight and older to cast · 9053 Ladies Auxiliary will meet at POMEROY - The Meigs County \I'RIIIf,. \l,l[Yfllfl,\/1 in the production planned for perforRepublican Executive Committee Rt. 33 meeting ·off · 7:30p.m. today. j maitce on March 3. Ten speaking 446·4524 , , , ,., .. a will hold meeting on Jan. 10 at 7:30 · ATIIENS - The Jan: 17 meeting · parts are available along with' about a.rh. of the Route 33 · A)hens-to-Darw'in . ~udltlons scheduled . 15 additional cast members needed to Citizens Advisory Committee has ,RIO GRANDE - The University manage · masks and puppets. "Tal- · • ;. . of Rio Grande Department of Fine iesin" is part of Rio Grande's 1999- ~urors need not report been canceled. The CAC is tentatively scheduled : · Arts will hold auditions .for "Taliesin," 2000 Valley Artists Series schedule of POMEROY - Jurors summoned · a Welsh children's fable set in the performan~es. . for jury duty today and Tuesday need to meet Feb. 14, 4-6 p.m. at the Ohio · . sixth century, Monday, 6:30 p.m in For more information about audi- not report for serv.ice. All trials sched· University Inn in Athens. '. ~--------------~--------------------~ . ..~ RACINE - Donnie Riffle of Racine is confined to the Miami Valley HoaiJal in Daytlln for treatment of bums suffered in an accident while emjil!!yed at Plastic Pac~ in Wapakenetta. He has been confined to the adult burn unit there for treatment since Dec. 27 when the accident occurred. Dorthea Riffle )las been in Dayton with her son. She said that a line at the plant burst, spraying hot plastic onto Riffle's face. Phyllis Shirley Haley Pap alte.rriative could reduce cervical cancer deaths, r~se~rchers Sp.y · · the.United States only as a follow· up to ari abnormal Pap smear. It has not bee11 . approved . for routine screening. though it is available for thai purpose in other countries. cancerous conditi ons, resCarche,rs The test is based on the di scovery reported today in the Journal of the that the sexually tran'smitted human American Association. •; papilloma virus, or HPV, causes However, the two studies found almost all cases of cervical cancer. that the new test produced far ri)Ore , HPV infects an estimated 40 mil. false-positives th811 the Pap smear, lion Americans and many more causing•many more women to nee,d worldwide. Though most of HPV's furtlier testing, , , ' 1 80 strains cause no permanent harm, Whether t~e HPV .!est's . wide- perhaps 1 percent of infected people spread use will , ever· be feasible, get a strain that can c.ausc cervical affordable and effl,<;tive at reducing cancer. cervical cancer deaths remains tp be Worldwide, almost 360,000 cases seen, said an expert who was ,not· of cervical cancer ·were detected in' involved in the work. 1990, willll90,000 women dying of ·• · As a sc~enjng t~cbniqu¢, , the test the disease. "' ' , · may be most applicable in develop· 'f1ie Pap ·smear, which costs $25 ing countries, where pelvic exams to $35, is the m()st· widely used and lab exams of cervical cells are . scr~ening test. It requires a skilled often unavailable, said . the expert, professional to do a pelvic exam and .Dr. Jack Cuzick of the lmpecial Can- scrape cells from a woman's cervix. cer Research Fund in London. · .The cells are-then analyzed under a FIVE GENERATIONS- Jacob Aaron Parker·marks the fifth generation of the Beulah Schultz ilunhe lead auttior of one of the microscope. ·' family. Left to right, the family members are Arlene Parker, Jacob's grandmoth4ir; Jason Park· • studies said the test's . false-positive "A single Pap smear misses er, his fathe1; Marjorie Connolly, his great-grandmothar, and holding .,lacob, Mra. SchultZ, his rate may be much lower among U.S. great-great-grandmother. · women - and·similar to that of the ' Pap smear - because they have much lower rates of sexually rransmined diseases than African and Central American women studied. ~- Oblff!Bry Racine man hospitalized ''nicer", . ful wife of 37 years recently died of awue· tltat more American wQmen If the woman who wrote to you a heart attaek_,) 'm sure she would be die of heart disease tlu!n all cancers wants to spend the rest of her life ali~e today if her doctor had talcen combined, and they die in total numbers greater than men with farlfioplaying second fiddle because her her symptoms more seriously. boyfriend cannot tell his II)Other to For three. weeks, "Jane" com- vascular problems? Those are the butt out, she is in for some rough plained of a backache, shoulder ache facts, Sir. What can you give the' person times. -- HAPPILY DIVORCED IN an~l a burning chest. Her doctor prePA scribed a nasal spray. Five days late~. who has e~erything? Ann Landers' DEAR DIVORCED: There is a the woman who was the center of booklet, "Gems," is ideal for a night- ' · stand or coffee table. "Gems" is a diff~rence between a mother-in-law .my life was dead on the floof. who digs up your flowers and one Since her death, I have been told collection of .Ann Landers'. most who gives you a shower curtain ·that doctors frequentlY' fail to recog- requested poems and essays. Send a because you don 't have the money nize symptoms of hcan problems in self-addressed, long, business-size e~welope and a check or m.oney ta buy one. Not every mother-in-law , women. ' . who buys som~thing ' for ber son's Please tell your reiulers and their order for S5.25 (this includes new home is a, meddling control ' doctors to~ pay attention lo these postage and handling) to: Gems, c/o freak. symptoms, and pther aches and Ann Landers, P.O. Box, II 562, It is obvious, however, that your. pains, t)ecause something may be Chicago, 1!1. 6061-0562. {In Canada, mother-in-law was mqch (o() seriously wrong. -- HEARTBRQ- send $6.25.) To find out more about Ann Landers and .read her past involved in .your life, and 'you wer~ KEN IN MISSISSIPPI . lpcky to get out. . . . .' . DEAR MlSSISSIPPI: You told columns, visit th~ Creators SyndiDear Ann Landers: My won~er. them, and I thank you. Are . you · cate web page a~ www.creatilrs .~om. . CHICAGO (AP) - A iest for the human papi lloma •virus that doe$n't require a pelvic exam may ·soon riv~l the Pap smear as a n accurate way of scr~enin g for cancer and pre- ' .The Dally Sentinel • Page A 3 . · '992-5627 • McCullough, · Charla Rlfllt, R. Ph. Mon. thou Fri. a a.m. to 9 p.m. Sal. 8 ••m.-6 p.m. SundtJy 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. ' ' ,, PRESCRIPTION PH. 992-2855 E. Mtln Frtllldly StMce Pomeroy, OH I Optll week Nlghta 'till 9 �- - .. • • • • .' 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By JACK ANDERSON and' added money to their arsenal, and DOUGLAS COHN imposing a blockade against WASHINGTON -Trading with Napoleon and his. allies, while the enemy increases the enemy's financing their own .alli.es. And, in the strength, not his friendship. Commu- · end, it was the·· British e,conomic nist Olina is the case in point; histo· -weapon more than any other single ry .is our guide. A' factor that brought Napoleon's Grain sales to the Soviet Union empire to an end. prolonged the life of the Evil Empire. Oddly enough, · Americans seem Scrap iron and oil shipments to undet:Stand thi,s. .Witness our polihelped build the war machine Japan cies toward Cuba and North Korea. turned on·us in 1941. But when .CCllllomic benefits weigh Joint ventures with German into the balance, that understanding industrialists aided Hitler's Gennany seems t~ vanish, as is the case with in ways so embarrassing that only our Olina policy. now are we begiMing to understand China's lcadcJS are no Ianger America's complicity 'in hi,s rise. communists; they have become pragJust as Americans do not seem to matic totalitarians who understand differentiate between fame and the benefits of a free market econoinfamy among our notable persoilali· my. After all, there is no such thing as ties, neither do we discer:n.the differ-, a stock market in a communist state. · ence between defcated.,e~emiC!I and How could there be when aU industry v'ictorious ~.nemies. so· we have is owned by the state? But there is in begun relatio115 and trade with Viet, China,' and not just in newly acquired nam as if we were dealing with Ger- Hong Kong, but aiso in Shanghai. · many and Japan at the eod of World And what is China doing with its War II. We seem n.ot tO understand new-found capital derived from its · tllat the same men who took no pris- thriving·capitalism? Is it building its oners remain in power. (Their cap- economy for peaceful purposes, as ' lives CQnsistcd primarily of airmen did Japan and Germany after World · who parachuted out of ~rippled · War II, or is it building for war as · planes over North Vietnam. Very few Tojo and Hitler did before that war? infantrymen ~ taken ali¥e.)' The The answer is that Cbina supports a 3 butcheJS 9f Hanoi are no~ our _friends million-man ""!'Y and is increas.in" any morel than were TOJO, Hitler or defense spendmg ·at double·d1gtt .Mussolini. rates, including funds for aircraft carAnd this is only recent history. 1 · rielS and nuclear weapons. · · . Compare this behlviorwith G~at The Olinese. people, may be our Britain's attitude toward Napoleon's friends, but their govemm.ent' is our F~ce in the early 19th ~ntury. enemy, and as their economy Oour· Britain, like the United States today, ishes, so·will their hostility. w.as an economic pow~rhouse, but It's Rill that peace . cannot be unlike us, it used that power )Visely. bought. It can. , The military theoretician Oauawitz , · We are simply spending our said that war is politics by other . money on the WJ'!lng people and in ' means. The British understood, this the wrong.places This is the danger inherent in · By CHRIS MATTHEWS WASHINGTON - AI Gore's Gore's negative response to the : ruthless assault on rival Bill · Bradley challenge. .. Bradley confronts him with a 1rio Rather than defend his loyalty • of dangers. to his presidential . to ~li~ton, he has spent the last· chances next November. months of 1999 .assaulting; Danger l\lo. 1.-· · The thoughtful Bradley's loyalty tO the party. NBA v.eieran wins the nomination Bradley is a quitter, Gore hill!• fight by licking Gore in New argued, as if choosing not tO spend : llampshire on Feb.' l.'thcn deliver- a.lifetime in the Senate represents '&· ing victories in New York, Con- moral weakness. · necticut, New Jei'Sey and Califllf· Bradley is not a ''real" Democ. nia on Ml!J'ch 7, big-state triumphs . ra~' the vice president suggests; as that Gore t:an neither explain nor if looking for new soluiions 1o old ' answer. . pl'Oblems in health care and educll: ' Danger No. 2 - Bradley does . lion constitutes heresy. , . ' well enough in these early cqntests Such ~ard-.heeler talk may sc.l,l , to keep his campaign alive through with hardcore Democrats,' the bl~ . the spring ·prin;mry campaign, votets ~ho Oock tO the party lin~ ; dividing ttie party between the the "ONC types" wllo CIUI ' be Gore forces loyal to Bill Ointon counicd upon to back the mOJI , and Bradley insurgents wanting a famili,!ll' .face in any given race. , ·: clean break from the scandalW~ere the negative Gore cam-,; 'stained past. paign is li.kely to boomerang is' Danger No. 3 Gore's scorched-earth war on .Bradley's among th'e more independent v<J~"· ers looking for fresh ideas and,' posilions, especially on health care, stirs such deep bitterness that after tbe recent indignities in ancf. around the Oval .bfflcc:, a clean , • the former thJ'!'e•tenn New Jersey slate. · · . senator leaves the LOs Angeles · These·people a.re unlikely w be conven~ion Ooor angry, his fans won over by a Gore campaign·that:' less hostile to the ma11 who , condemns Bill Bradley for offeri'na~ impugned his hOnor. , The second and third dangers precisely what tlicy want: .a fres~.• <> I ,. I are not, it must be noted, mutually start. The n111ti~r Gore .get's now, tjte" exclusive. · · ... Gore's nasty attacks on·Bradley more li~ely : he is to lose such vot-., ,: , could SIICCced in the short term but . ers later. i . ,; fail in November. ' . · · (Chrl• M•tthwtwa, ch"' or ttili : . They could convince Bradley San Fr•ncllco tumlrier•l supporters they were · right all Waahlngton ·11 holt 0.{' along about Gore: tO pufsue his "Hirdllllll" onBurHU, CNBC IIICI MSNBC . 11ative ambition to be · president, e~ble ctwnn..e. The ttlttl .ciiUon whether it's lavishing praise on a of "HIJ'CibiH" tw1 been r1etnl' ' jusl-impeached Ointan or piling publllhecl by TouchltOIMI • dirt on his decent rival Bradley. Booki.J ., · 1 "' . ' IriSh upset . UConn Three pages .Pf Notre Dame's basketball media guide detail the Fighting Irish's biggest upsets. No school has more wins over No. 1 te8111s since the AP poll started in 1948 th'\11 Notre Dame's Ohio ·' ascendant, to the relief and benefit of America the world•similar things are happe!)ing. The workand the world. · er:i are buying··up the means of production! Many Does the triumph of the triumphalists mean of these individual accounts, in America and else-· anything to yo~·? Probably so. At the least, a where, are small in value now. But do not forge~ peaceful; liberty-lov.ing, cooperative, trading and what Albert Einstein, the man of the·century, said:' more stable world should equal continued pros· "COmpo.und Interest is the most powerf~l force in; • perity. And all th,at should .tell us where the stock th~ universe." (Really.) Compound interest wheh market is going .long term: Up. That is no longer compounded with continuing growth in stock valof interest just to well-to-do folks. A great mile- . uations- goes ballistic." , stone was likely reached in 1999. An estimated 50 I do not claim to kriow the future. I do not percent of Americans now own ·stocks, up from know w_hat the stock indexes will do this year or 15 percent in 1970. next. Expect the unexpected. Markets will Ouctu-' ate. • :· That rate should keep growing. Current tax ~ law encourages, almost bribes, employees to I have been bullish over the years. I remafn: invest . part of their pay in private· retirement bullish, notwithstanding a shaky start ,in the first · Co h · days of the new year. I think many people who. accounts, me w at may, automatJCI!IIy through never dreamed they would_be worth 11- IJI.il!ion do(. payroll deduction, a river of ~one~ Oows into the Iars _will be. 1 do not 'giv.c investment advice,'· markets eyery day. If you believe 1n demand and . bull will call attention to the fact that major pharsupply, _that s~eady stream ~f more buyers should""" m~utical stooks (as opposed to bio-techs) IQilt mean enher h1~her stock prtc~s, or at least a safe- 10 percent in 1999. They should bounce back. . · ty net t.o cush1on any potential cr~h,. Moreover, Get on · board and sit light. Declinism, no"!'ReP.ubh_c~s want to let tax~ye~ mvest ~~~of dead, is a deadening drug. Triumphalism is a tide thetr Soc1al Secunty funds 1n pnvate secunlles. thai can lift most boats. President Ointon has now revived his plan for . "UniveJSal Savings Accounts "a somewhat sim· (Ben Wllltenblrg, I Hnlor fellow tit the 1 . . . ' . Amlrlcan Entllrpflu lnltltute, Ia the .uthor of 1lar approach, w1th a dtfferent label, that we will "V.iun Mattllr Motlt" 1111c1 Is thl hold of the . hear about in the State of the Union address. In wHkly public television progr.m ''Think short: more demand for equities. Tank." You may Hnd commentia to him vii • · Heigh-ho, the wicked Marx is dead! Around m11U: Wtltmall•ol.com.) ,. . V'{ashington Merry-Go-Round: . NEW YORK (~P)- Last winter, Kurt where he led the league in money free agent. wrecked hi$ knee. thinking about it as a different game than Warner was an obscure quarterback available passing, and a three-year " llhought we could be successful," Warn- what I had been playing: It is all playing footin the expansion draft. The Cleveland Browns starter wit~ Iowa of er said, "but to think in tr~ining camp thaf it ball and making plays wherever you are. You .could have had him for nextto nothing. Arena .football. not even would happen for me this way was pretty far· . have seen it at numerous ,limes. Maybe the On. Wednesday, Warner was selected th-e· Warner could imagine the fetched. They wer~: not sure what they would systems are different and the people are difNFI,'s Most.V'lluable Player by The Assoctatkind of season he fiad. do going ill, they had some questions if I w115 ferent, but you are playing football. It's all ed Press. If th~ Browns o~ anyone else want Warner joined Dim an NFL backup." ' very similar Ill what I have done in the past." him now, well, forgeHL He's not available. Marino as th~ only NFL He obliterated all the questions throughout Except now he has done it. on the biggest "Kurt is an example of what a team playplayers with at least 40 the league. 'Warner's big year earned him 33 stage. And he 's made the folks from his past . cr is all about." St. Louis Rams coach Dick touchdown passes. He votes in balloting by a nationwide panel of SO proud. _ Vermeil said. "He's not about indivi.dual completed 325 of 499 media members. Thai far ouldiSI,8nced team"There may not be a more deserving play· : things or in this for individual ~awards. " Warner passes (65 .1 pe·rcent) for mate Marshall Faulk and lq,.dianapolis quat· er than Kurt Warner, a man who represents all · Yet Warner received the most significant 4,353 yards and had just terback Peyton !)!Ianning, each of whom had the good things in sports: courage and charindividual honor in pro football, joining the 13. interceptions.- His 109.2 rating easily led eight votes. Colts rookie running back Edger- acter and detennination," AFL commissioner likes of Brett Favre, the only three-time recip- · tlte league as he helped engineer the Rams' rin James got one. David Baker said. "We are honored to say icnt; Joe Montana; and many other quarter· . lurnaround from 4-li to 12·3 and a favorite's "I j~st felt comfortable out tfiere," Warner Kurt was a part of the Arena Football backs wit~ Hall of Fame credentials. ' role in the NFC rlayoffs. . ·said, noting how the experience in other League." Thai Warne~ would be in such aposition is He was a questionable backup in training leagues helped him recogniz~ defe~ses and Warner is. the second Rams quarterback "to astonishing. A refugee from NFL Europe, camp before Trent Green, signed as a big- make quick decis)ons. "I when out there not win MVP; Roman Gabriel won it in 1969. . "TVCBoys ·"' lVC A great milestone was likely re(lched in 1999. An estim.at§_d 50 percent ofAmericims now own stocks, up from 15 percent in 1970. Surprising Warner tabbed NFL's MVP o•- _ . 5.·0 3-2 3-2 2·4 t -4 2-3 · ALL 7-o 3-4 3-4 2-5 2-6 2-5 Hocking lVC Waterford Eastern Southern Federal Hooking Trimble · '"llller · . ALL '1·1 5-1 4·1 6·1 2·3 ·4-3 2·3 2·4 2·3 .3-'3 ! o-5 o-7 . ' · F~ldlly'• g•m.. Belpre at Meigs Trlm!lle at Eastern Federal Hocking at Southern - Vinton County at AlexJ!nder WaterfOrd at Miller Vfellston at Nelsonville-York ., ·• ' s.turdll)''e ·g•mes World Ha~st at Trimble Athena at Nelsonville·York Vinton Co. at Greenfield McClain Cowher, Rooney might clash over" assistant coaches nine. • PITTSBURGH (AP) ~ Pittsb).Jrgh Steelers coach Bill Cowher might be planning to take on one opponent he can't beat: owner Dan Rooney. , Cowher apparently rankled Rooney by hinting Tuesday he ·won't fire any assistant coaches despite a 6-10 season·- the S!eelers' worst in 11 years. When . ·Rooney ordered firings after the Steelers weni 5-11 in 1988, · fonncr coach Chuck Noll nearly quit before reluctantly axing nearly· half his staff. Cowher seems just as resistant to change: "I don't think there's a change that needs to be made on this coach· ing "staff," Cowher said. "I think that's t~e worst thing we could do right now. We've put a lot of time and effort into it and I see a lot of JliOgrC!IS being made." . Asked what he would do if . Rooney ordered firing$, Cowher he)d his ground and said, "I feel . strongly about keeping ihe staff together." . Rooney did not respond to ' Cowher's statement,- but according 111 sources close to the Steelers, the NEW ORLEANS (AP) o_wner was noi happ)' with it. Mike Ditka's grand pla'ns to trans"The progress l;:owhcr mentioned . form the New Orleans Sainls WflS not reflected when the Steelers ,ended today when he was fired ((!-10) lost seven of their last eiglit, along with his assistants and the their worst seasQn-ending slretch general manager following a 3-13 siiice they lost their final 13 In 1969. seaso~. ·• ·• They have lost all ill!~ six of their. . The 60-year-old coach, ~ho I.St 21 games ~nd are--:o'-19 since won a Super Bowl with the Chicaadvancing to theAFc :championship go 13ears in 1986, said he will game two years ago. · · . . never coach agai:n. . .. ., •.' ' 11',m sorry it didn't work o.u~" NFL Ditka said. · . " Ditka had a 15-33 record in his atTe$ted on drug three . years with lhe Saints, charges including a 6-23 mark in the last . PHOENIX (AP) - A judge has 29 games. d¢.nled bond to former Arizona Caf. Also· dismissed was general dinals lineman Luis. Sharpe, who manager Bill Kuharich in a housearrested · following an li.lterca· cleaning by Saints owner Tqm · ti~n at a canvenience store in subur. Benson three days after the seab!tn Guadalupe. san. Terry O'Neil, the Saints · · Officials :said Tuesday that ~xecuiJve 10 charge of the .salafY · ~'putics wh<1 searched Sharpe found cap, was fire<j as well. ' ' ' several glass•·pipes with rc:Siduc in a "It was necessary to cle~ !he plastic bag that he appeared tO h~ve slate," said Benson, who returned : ul'rown do\vn. They found another a. day early from a Florida vacagJllss pipe with residue after Sharpe tion to make the moves. was taken intO.custody. ' . Ditka said he didn't fight to , : Sharpe was being held on suspi· keep his job. • cion of possession of drug parapher"I understand it fully : You're nelia. · 3- p, you have the expectations we do, you bring in Ricky > Brown sentenced to. six months . liit,nlan ..:as 0 0 ' . ' • ·saints .sack Iron·· Mike, GM F.ormer points and the Blue Devils (10-2, . 1-0) had a nearly perfect overtime, hitting all six of their shots from the field and seven of eight free throws. No. 10 ·Jndl•na 71, WIIICOIIIIIn 67 A.J. Guyion scored 25 points" for the Hoosiers 11-1, 1-0 BigTen), which held the Badgers \0 just three field goals and 12 points in the final 8:47. No. 1:1 Michigan St. 76, Penn FiJSt-year coach Matt Doherty is quickly catching on to the upset tradition as the Fighting Irish beat No. 2 Connecticut 75-70 Wednesday night. , Doherty's first game in the Big East was ·even more imprellSive St.6J than his first game - a 59-57 vic· Matecn ·Cleaves; the · two-time tory at then-No. 5 Ohio State in the Big Ten Player of the Year and 1\ Pieseason NIT.· retur!ling All-American, scored Troy Murphy had 33 points and eight points in , his debut after 16 rebounds to lead Notre Dame missing 10 weeks recovering from · (10-5) as it snapped the Huskies' a stress fracture . He keyed a 21-9 10-game winning streak. run to open the second half as the The 6-foot-1 0 sophomore Spartans (10-4, 1-0) took a 14played all 40 minutes without a point lead. turnover as the Fighting Irish's No. 15 TenneMee 60, South zone defense kept Connecticut · Carolina 52 (10-2) at bay in the Big East open· Vincenl Yarbrough had 18 er for both teams. . points, including four in the 8-0 No. 3 Cinclimatl 81, UNC run that broke a 45-46 tic and gave Ch1rlot'te 54 · · the visiting Volunteers (13-l, 1-0 · Pete Mickeal scored 20 points SEq the lead for good. and Kenyon Martin had H points. No. 16 •Oklahoma St. 125, · , · and 13 rebounds as the Bearcats . Langston 65 (13·1, 2-0 Conference USA) won Brian MontOnati had 28 points · their 37th consecutive home game. and 12 rebounds and Desmond Vanderbilt 87, No. 6 Florida ' Mason had 22 points and 15 77 rebounds as the Cowboys (Il-l) Dan Langhi had 31 points and came up two points shy .of the . the Commodores (10-1) shot 65 schQOI record for points in a game. _ , percent from 3-point range (15-of- from StillWater. 23) in the Southeastern ConferNo. 21 LSU 78, Alabam• 66 ence opener for both teams. Mike Freshman point guard Torris ·Miller had 18 poinis for the visit· Bright scored 20 points and went ' · ing Gators (11-2). · . 6-for-6 from the free-throw line in · .':::~:*~/{.,;,-• Nn. 7 Syracuse 93, Rutgen 74 the. final 1:24 as the Tigers (13-0) ·.' ···. r . Damone Brown had career won the Southcasiern Conference highs of 21 points and 13 relxll!nds opener. ·. as the Orahgemen (10-0) conclud· No. 25 Kentucky 80, Georgia ed a season-opening homestand Tech 71 that saw the!p win by average of Tayshaun Prince had 21 points nearly 24 points. and 10 rebounds as the Wildcats No. 8 Duke 109, Virginia 100, (9-4) won their fifth straight game. OT Jason Collier had 21 points and KOOKING FOR AN OPENING- Notre Dame's Troy Murphy bl!ltlea UConn'• Kevin Freeman (33) durChris Carrawell scored 25 eight rebounds for Tech, Ing the lrlah'a ~5-70 upllllt of the,Huaklea. Murphy acorad-33 polnta and had 16 rebounds. (AP) ' ' 0 s.turdlly'a AIIIer Valley at Meigs Jackson at Wellston Triumphcdisrn.took ·forefront at millen·nium· •' 1 We could have ALL federal Hocking 5·1 5·4 Waterford . 3·2 6-3 !:astern 1·5 3-7 Southern 0-5 t -7 .Miller 0-$ 0-7 trimble 0-6 0-8 ' . •: T~•r'•g•mea . ~sat Belpre Sjiuthern at Federal Hocking ~stern at Trimble · N91aonvllle·York at Wellston Alexander at Vinton County Miller at Waterford ·America dropped. the ball on· New Year's Eve festivities By The Associated Press "' Today is Thursday, Jan. 6, the sixth day of 2000. There are 360 days left in t.he year. Today's Highlight in HistOry: · . On Jan. 6, 1912, New Mexico bCcame the 47th state. · . On this date: · • In 1412, according to lradition, Joan of Arc was born in Domremy. In 1540, England's King Henry VIII took his fourth wife, Anne of a eves. The marriage lasted about six monihs. In 1759, George Washington and Martha Dandridge·Custis were married: . In 1838, Samuel Morse first publicly demonstrated his telcgraph, .in Mor· nstown, N.J. In t919, Theodore Roosevelt, the 26th U.S. presid~~~ di~ in Oyster Bay, N.Y., at age 60. . In 1942; the Pan American Airways "PaCific Qipper" alrived, in New York after compl~ting the fir.;t ro.und-the-world trip by a commercial airplane. • In 1945, George Herbert Walker Busll married Barbara Pierce. in Rye, N.Y. . · · ·. In 1950, Britain recognized the Communist gov~ment of Olina. ln "1967, U.S. Marines and South Vietnamese· troops lauJI!;hcd Operation "Deckhouse V." an offensive in the Mekong ltiver delta. · ~· In 1993, ballet dancer Rudolf Nureyev died in Paris •• age 54; jazz trumpeter Dizzy Gillespie died in Englewood, N.J., at ap 75. · . . Ten years ago: Defense Secretary Dick Oleney tOld CNN the U.S. invaSIOn ·of Panama should not ·be viewed as a new "Bush doctrine" Inclined toward mililary intervention in counlries where democratic elections had been subverted. . Five years ago: Haitians hou~d at Guantanamo Bay N.aval BasC in Cuba were sent home by the U.S. military against the refug~"'Will and over protesJs of refugee advocates. . · One year ago: The t06th Congress ·convened wiih Dennis Hastcrt as'the new House speaker. Buckingham Palace .ann11unced that Prince: J3d\yard, ~ounge~t son of, Q~een Eli~'b II; would marry ,his longtime friend; pub. l1c relat1ons executive Soph1c.Rhys-Jones, ;later in the year. . · Today's Birthdays: Actress Loretta Young is 87.' Pollster Louis 'Harris is 79 .. Blue11rass performer Earl· 5\:ruggs is 76. Fonner automaker·JohJI Z. Delorean is 75. Author ~.L. D9crorow is 69. Singer Doris Troy is 63. · Actress Bonnie Franklin is 56. Rock singer-musician Kim Wilson (The Fahulo~s Thunderbirds).is 49. Singer Jett Williams is 47. Rock musician Mal· ~oung (AC-Dq is 47. Movie director Antl)ony Minghella is 46. Ac:torcomcd~~ow~n Atf<!nson is 45. Golfer Nancy Lopez is "43. Rliythm-'anci. blues smger Enc Withams (BLACKstreet) is -40. · · ALL 6.() Hocking ·The big fizzle On this _ date in history ... lVC Meigs Belpre Alexander Vinton County Wellston ' . Nelsonville-York Perhaps the only things more disappointing than the muchballyhoOed Y2K Bug were the televised observances ofilie new stahlerOfuse.nel millennium in the Land of the Free.. . • All day Friday, major networks offered coverage of the New Year dawning in countries around the globe . The festivities were breathtaking, including these highlights: • · .• Sydney, Australia launched . a fireworks . extravaganza that was unpar\!leled. ' • Beijing, China hosted a splen. . did. culture-filled ceremony that ·By BEN WATTENB.ERG Is it possible that all those whoppers I've been was dignified, yet exciting: spinning turned out to be true? Might it matter to • Paris, France took a page from anyone but me? Hollywood and blew up- not realI enjoyed the millennia! weekend immensely. I watched. I listened. I read. The talking heads covly, but it sure looked like it- the Eiffel·Tower. These celebrations and others left our moUths, watering for er.cd the)world like a cheap suit, oozing agreewhat the good ol' U.S. of A. would do. Surely, America, the ment. The very Declinists who told us that Japan (not America) would be No. 1, ihe folks who told world's remaining superpower and the international symbol of us that Europe would be the next comer, the pun· excess, would give the world the mother-of-all millennium par- dits who told us ;that America .was Balkanizing, . ties. •· the wisepersons ~ho agreed tb.at America was a victim of "imperial overstretch," the, seers who Wrong. . tell us the bubble "will pop - all finally agreed Instead, we got the same ol' tired thing: hours of watching 2 that. America was No. 1, and deserved to be million people ~aiting for. The Ball to drop in Times Square, because we had more liberty than anyone else. N.Y. Kenny G played "Auld Lang Syne" on the sax. Dick Clark Clearly, we will all live happily ever after. shivered. The Ball dropped. Confetti flew. And people For those of us who have been labeled '1 triumphalists," sometimes scornfully, it was neat smooched. moment. Triumphalism triumphant! Declinism in Big deai. They do that every New Year's Eve. decay! O(coursc, it will only last a moment. Soon Meanwhile on the mall in Washington, apparently intoxicat- the old arguments will surface again, in one fonn ed -· . or, at the least, incredibly obnoxious - folks frolicked or another. (I sense "income inequality" will through tl)e Reflecting Pond at the Washington Monument replace globat·w.arming as the complaint de !"an. when the clock struck midni"ght. This image was beamed to bil- nee.) J)ut, .perhaps diminished. For ·a weekend at lions ?f people across the globe. We can just hear them: "Silly least, our situation· was seen whole, and globally. Amencans..'' · · .Watching the PBS full-day coverage of th~ Feast To quote Charlie Brown, "Good grief!" of St. Odometer almost made me a liberal again. We could have done better," folks. We should have done bet- · Yes, all men can be brothers! And sisters! Yes, ter. It's a shame communist nations and third-world countries prosperity is not a zero-sum game! Yes, personal know how to throw a 2,000th birthday party better than we do. and economic liberty work! Yes, peace makes a difference! (PBS: Do that kind of global .program Maybe the untele~sed, less publicized American ceremonies each year!) Boris Yeltsin's lriumphant resignation were up to par. Maybe small towns across. the land had festivi- was th~ point in the millennia! exclamation point. ties that were as dignified yet fun and exciting as China's. Russia has been doing better ·than reported, and a Unfortunately, it didn't happen locally. You wouldn't have 'Bose of stability will most likely keep its course ··even known it was New Year's Eve, let alone New Millennium's .Eve, to drive "through Gallipolis, Poinf Pleasant or Pomeroy. What a missed oppOrtunity to celebrate life and draw visitors . to our fine cities! · . . · We hope this editorial is clipped and put in someone's time capsule so when the next millennium rolls around, America won't let the· world dpwn. - ThUriMIIy, January 8, 2QOo Inside: Scorelfoard! Scoreboard! Scor~board!- Psoee - llsher · Cha"- Hoeflich . · Gtner~~l M•n9r ' i 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 740-882-2150 • FIX: 882·21!17 R. ShiWn LIWII M1n11glng Edl1or . I THOUGHTGEOR6G W. DID WELL DfBATING AGAINST WHA~HISNAME oR. WHATCHAMACALLIT. 'Esta6fisW 1111948 Ch Page 5 . ihured.y, Jln~ II, 2000 The Daily Sentinel · , • ~!!ARCHING PAP~RS - A belaaguered Mike Dltka leaves the field at Erlceaon Stlldlum following the Saints lou to Carolina Sunday. Dttk• •nd general manager Bill Kuherlch were both flred by New Orleans Wedneaday. (AP) Williams, and it .doesn't work out, " Ditka "said. ''I mean, .we· got to be realists." Oicka traded .every draft pick . a'nd first· and third-round picks in 2000 to get Williams, the H~isn'lan Trophy winning running back. But Williams was injared much of lhis season. • Ditka signed a contract last year that pays him about $2 million annually until 2002. Kuharich signed in. August .for about $500,000 a ye~r through '2003. Ditka said that despite the 'team's weak record he thought he and his staff would have another year. But. Kuhkrich,. who has been with the Saints for 14 years, said he wasQ'I surprised. . "Unfortunately in tjlis business if you don't win enough games, there are days like this." he said. LOS ANGELES (AP) - For· , . bation. . mer football great. Jim Brown "~c arc talking about J.B. gettoday was sentenced to six months ting on his knees_and doing a little ,in jail for refusing io accept terms cottOn-picking or a little dancing ofhisprobati.on for vandalizing his like a lot of folks," Brown said at · ·wife's car. Municipal Court Judge an earlier ·court appearance. ·Dale S. Fischer stayed the jail term I Brown opposes domestic . viapending appeal. . . ' lel\ce conditions because a jury .. Defense •attorney Frank convicted hiin only of vandalizing Williams · Jr: ask~d t!Je judge to his .wife~s.car. The panel a~quitted reconsider Brown's misdemeanor him of making a terrorist threat vand~lism sentence, saying conci.i• against her. J iOJill of probation that includ~ He was rebuffed Dec. 14 in an domestic violence ·counseling' ahd attempt tO dilqualify Fischer, community service were inappro- · accusing the ju!lgc of bias against priate. . black. men because she was a The crime · of vandalism "cer• leader of the Los Angeles chapter tainly'does n·ot warrant the type of of American Inns of Court, a legal serltence that was imppsed," group he described as extremist. Williams said. Brown has refused Orange County Superior Court to enroll in cOunseling or perform Judge. Kazuharu Makino denied ' his community service obligation, the m.otion. Fischer sentenced Brown to a Amcrican' Jnns of Court, w.)losc year of domestic vio,cnce ~:ounlet- Los · Angeles chapter Fischer ing after 11 jury convicted him of presided over last year, is a naiionv.andaliziniJlrs wife's •.car during a wide professional legal 0rganiza· ·June. 15 argument ~~ their. Holly· tion to men lor young lawyers, "wood Hills fltlme , Moilique 'Brown... improve skills and advance '\hies. wasn't hurt. , · ·u was founded in 1980 by The judge also orderell the for· Supreme Court Justice ·Warren E. • mer Cleveland Browns star to Burger. spend 40 days on a work crew Brown called it a "radical and cleaning up streets or do 400 hours extremist group 'of white upper-· of community ·service; pay $1,800 class . women who target .men of ·in fines and, serve three years' pro- color, including Jim Brown." ' ' . ./ li. . II ' .. ' I, I. II �- - .. • • • • .' Comme~tary . -· I -Community N~spaper Hold.lngs, Inc. es W. Gov.y • J THURSDAY'S HIGHLIGHfS . • ' 1 Dlln. Hill Co~ller Prep Basketball TVCGirls OhiO · n, L.Uns to lllll .Ji601' tln wlkOIIN. 6ltiHIU 1M lla lltwll J(J(J worb. All lfam lin A/ill«. to .Jilill6 111111 •Mil kliglfMIIrM ittcllli•..._.lllfll t.l•Jfltolc• .....,.. No . . . . . .t.llft will lk l'f4b/U4..J. L.Uws Jilwwltl h U. aootl , ... .Ura.U.r laMa. IIUJI ,_ntM.Jilin. T/r• rlfNIIimu .x,rnuJ Ut Ill• r:ol~t,;,. &.low trw tM C'OVntiu ofllw OIUo W.U., hiJhW. 'I ~t~•on.~ btxu#, u,.Jni cd.,..UtiUIIH. c.. Our view: · 9-Q 5.() 5·3 5·1 8-2 4•2 4-5 2-4 2-4 '. 3-:r 3-5 lVC Wattenberg's view: done better, folks. ·We should have done better. a ' ' . .~ 0 ·' . Belpre Wellsto(l Alexander Vinton County Meigs . " Nelsonville-York - .. Hardball: •• Spen·ding our money Gore faces ·dangers. . with the wrong people . in .attack on .Bradley ' . By JACK ANDERSON and' added money to their arsenal, and DOUGLAS COHN imposing a blockade against WASHINGTON -Trading with Napoleon and his. allies, while the enemy increases the enemy's financing their own .alli.es. And, in the strength, not his friendship. Commu- · end, it was the·· British e,conomic nist Olina is the case in point; histo· -weapon more than any other single ry .is our guide. A' factor that brought Napoleon's Grain sales to the Soviet Union empire to an end. prolonged the life of the Evil Empire. Oddly enough, · Americans seem Scrap iron and oil shipments to undet:Stand thi,s. .Witness our polihelped build the war machine Japan cies toward Cuba and North Korea. turned on·us in 1941. But when .CCllllomic benefits weigh Joint ventures with German into the balance, that understanding industrialists aided Hitler's Gennany seems t~ vanish, as is the case with in ways so embarrassing that only our Olina policy. now are we begiMing to understand China's lcadcJS are no Ianger America's complicity 'in hi,s rise. communists; they have become pragJust as Americans do not seem to matic totalitarians who understand differentiate between fame and the benefits of a free market econoinfamy among our notable persoilali· my. After all, there is no such thing as ties, neither do we discer:n.the differ-, a stock market in a communist state. · ence between defcated.,e~emiC!I and How could there be when aU industry v'ictorious ~.nemies. so· we have is owned by the state? But there is in begun relatio115 and trade with Viet, China,' and not just in newly acquired nam as if we were dealing with Ger- Hong Kong, but aiso in Shanghai. · many and Japan at the eod of World And what is China doing with its War II. We seem n.ot tO understand new-found capital derived from its · tllat the same men who took no pris- thriving·capitalism? Is it building its oners remain in power. (Their cap- economy for peaceful purposes, as ' lives CQnsistcd primarily of airmen did Japan and Germany after World · who parachuted out of ~rippled · War II, or is it building for war as · planes over North Vietnam. Very few Tojo and Hitler did before that war? infantrymen ~ taken ali¥e.)' The The answer is that Cbina supports a 3 butcheJS 9f Hanoi are no~ our _friends million-man ""!'Y and is increas.in" any morel than were TOJO, Hitler or defense spendmg ·at double·d1gtt .Mussolini. rates, including funds for aircraft carAnd this is only recent history. 1 · rielS and nuclear weapons. · · . Compare this behlviorwith G~at The Olinese. people, may be our Britain's attitude toward Napoleon's friends, but their govemm.ent' is our F~ce in the early 19th ~ntury. enemy, and as their economy Oour· Britain, like the United States today, ishes, so·will their hostility. w.as an economic pow~rhouse, but It's Rill that peace . cannot be unlike us, it used that power )Visely. bought. It can. , The military theoretician Oauawitz , · We are simply spending our said that war is politics by other . money on the WJ'!lng people and in ' means. The British understood, this the wrong.places This is the danger inherent in · By CHRIS MATTHEWS WASHINGTON - AI Gore's Gore's negative response to the : ruthless assault on rival Bill · Bradley challenge. .. Bradley confronts him with a 1rio Rather than defend his loyalty • of dangers. to his presidential . to ~li~ton, he has spent the last· chances next November. months of 1999 .assaulting; Danger l\lo. 1.-· · The thoughtful Bradley's loyalty tO the party. NBA v.eieran wins the nomination Bradley is a quitter, Gore hill!• fight by licking Gore in New argued, as if choosing not tO spend : llampshire on Feb.' l.'thcn deliver- a.lifetime in the Senate represents '&· ing victories in New York, Con- moral weakness. · necticut, New Jei'Sey and Califllf· Bradley is not a ''real" Democ. nia on Ml!J'ch 7, big-state triumphs . ra~' the vice president suggests; as that Gore t:an neither explain nor if looking for new soluiions 1o old ' answer. . pl'Oblems in health care and educll: ' Danger No. 2 - Bradley does . lion constitutes heresy. , . ' well enough in these early cqntests Such ~ard-.heeler talk may sc.l,l , to keep his campaign alive through with hardcore Democrats,' the bl~ . the spring ·prin;mry campaign, votets ~ho Oock tO the party lin~ ; dividing ttie party between the the "ONC types" wllo CIUI ' be Gore forces loyal to Bill Ointon counicd upon to back the mOJI , and Bradley insurgents wanting a famili,!ll' .face in any given race. , ·: clean break from the scandalW~ere the negative Gore cam-,; 'stained past. paign is li.kely to boomerang is' Danger No. 3 Gore's scorched-earth war on .Bradley's among th'e more independent v<J~"· ers looking for fresh ideas and,' posilions, especially on health care, stirs such deep bitterness that after tbe recent indignities in ancf. around the Oval .bfflcc:, a clean , • the former thJ'!'e•tenn New Jersey slate. · · . senator leaves the LOs Angeles · These·people a.re unlikely w be conven~ion Ooor angry, his fans won over by a Gore campaign·that:' less hostile to the ma11 who , condemns Bill Bradley for offeri'na~ impugned his hOnor. , The second and third dangers precisely what tlicy want: .a fres~.• <> I ,. I are not, it must be noted, mutually start. The n111ti~r Gore .get's now, tjte" exclusive. · · ... Gore's nasty attacks on·Bradley more li~ely : he is to lose such vot-., ,: , could SIICCced in the short term but . ers later. i . ,; fail in November. ' . · · (Chrl• M•tthwtwa, ch"' or ttili : . They could convince Bradley San Fr•ncllco tumlrier•l supporters they were · right all Waahlngton ·11 holt 0.{' along about Gore: tO pufsue his "Hirdllllll" onBurHU, CNBC IIICI MSNBC . 11ative ambition to be · president, e~ble ctwnn..e. The ttlttl .ciiUon whether it's lavishing praise on a of "HIJ'CibiH" tw1 been r1etnl' ' jusl-impeached Ointan or piling publllhecl by TouchltOIMI • dirt on his decent rival Bradley. Booki.J ., · 1 "' . ' IriSh upset . UConn Three pages .Pf Notre Dame's basketball media guide detail the Fighting Irish's biggest upsets. No school has more wins over No. 1 te8111s since the AP poll started in 1948 th'\11 Notre Dame's Ohio ·' ascendant, to the relief and benefit of America the world•similar things are happe!)ing. The workand the world. · er:i are buying··up the means of production! Many Does the triumph of the triumphalists mean of these individual accounts, in America and else-· anything to yo~·? Probably so. At the least, a where, are small in value now. But do not forge~ peaceful; liberty-lov.ing, cooperative, trading and what Albert Einstein, the man of the·century, said:' more stable world should equal continued pros· "COmpo.und Interest is the most powerf~l force in; • perity. And all th,at should .tell us where the stock th~ universe." (Really.) Compound interest wheh market is going .long term: Up. That is no longer compounded with continuing growth in stock valof interest just to well-to-do folks. A great mile- . uations- goes ballistic." , stone was likely reached in 1999. An estimated 50 I do not claim to kriow the future. I do not percent of Americans now own ·stocks, up from know w_hat the stock indexes will do this year or 15 percent in 1970. next. Expect the unexpected. Markets will Ouctu-' ate. • :· That rate should keep growing. Current tax ~ law encourages, almost bribes, employees to I have been bullish over the years. I remafn: invest . part of their pay in private· retirement bullish, notwithstanding a shaky start ,in the first · Co h · days of the new year. I think many people who. accounts, me w at may, automatJCI!IIy through never dreamed they would_be worth 11- IJI.il!ion do(. payroll deduction, a river of ~one~ Oows into the Iars _will be. 1 do not 'giv.c investment advice,'· markets eyery day. If you believe 1n demand and . bull will call attention to the fact that major pharsupply, _that s~eady stream ~f more buyers should""" m~utical stooks (as opposed to bio-techs) IQilt mean enher h1~her stock prtc~s, or at least a safe- 10 percent in 1999. They should bounce back. . · ty net t.o cush1on any potential cr~h,. Moreover, Get on · board and sit light. Declinism, no"!'ReP.ubh_c~s want to let tax~ye~ mvest ~~~of dead, is a deadening drug. Triumphalism is a tide thetr Soc1al Secunty funds 1n pnvate secunlles. thai can lift most boats. President Ointon has now revived his plan for . "UniveJSal Savings Accounts "a somewhat sim· (Ben Wllltenblrg, I Hnlor fellow tit the 1 . . . ' . Amlrlcan Entllrpflu lnltltute, Ia the .uthor of 1lar approach, w1th a dtfferent label, that we will "V.iun Mattllr Motlt" 1111c1 Is thl hold of the . hear about in the State of the Union address. In wHkly public television progr.m ''Think short: more demand for equities. Tank." You may Hnd commentia to him vii • · Heigh-ho, the wicked Marx is dead! Around m11U: Wtltmall•ol.com.) ,. . V'{ashington Merry-Go-Round: . NEW YORK (~P)- Last winter, Kurt where he led the league in money free agent. wrecked hi$ knee. thinking about it as a different game than Warner was an obscure quarterback available passing, and a three-year " llhought we could be successful," Warn- what I had been playing: It is all playing footin the expansion draft. The Cleveland Browns starter wit~ Iowa of er said, "but to think in tr~ining camp thaf it ball and making plays wherever you are. You .could have had him for nextto nothing. Arena .football. not even would happen for me this way was pretty far· . have seen it at numerous ,limes. Maybe the On. Wednesday, Warner was selected th-e· Warner could imagine the fetched. They wer~: not sure what they would systems are different and the people are difNFI,'s Most.V'lluable Player by The Assoctatkind of season he fiad. do going ill, they had some questions if I w115 ferent, but you are playing football. It's all ed Press. If th~ Browns o~ anyone else want Warner joined Dim an NFL backup." ' very similar Ill what I have done in the past." him now, well, forgeHL He's not available. Marino as th~ only NFL He obliterated all the questions throughout Except now he has done it. on the biggest "Kurt is an example of what a team playplayers with at least 40 the league. 'Warner's big year earned him 33 stage. And he 's made the folks from his past . cr is all about." St. Louis Rams coach Dick touchdown passes. He votes in balloting by a nationwide panel of SO proud. _ Vermeil said. "He's not about indivi.dual completed 325 of 499 media members. Thai far ouldiSI,8nced team"There may not be a more deserving play· : things or in this for individual ~awards. " Warner passes (65 .1 pe·rcent) for mate Marshall Faulk and lq,.dianapolis quat· er than Kurt Warner, a man who represents all · Yet Warner received the most significant 4,353 yards and had just terback Peyton !)!Ianning, each of whom had the good things in sports: courage and charindividual honor in pro football, joining the 13. interceptions.- His 109.2 rating easily led eight votes. Colts rookie running back Edger- acter and detennination," AFL commissioner likes of Brett Favre, the only three-time recip- · tlte league as he helped engineer the Rams' rin James got one. David Baker said. "We are honored to say icnt; Joe Montana; and many other quarter· . lurnaround from 4-li to 12·3 and a favorite's "I j~st felt comfortable out tfiere," Warner Kurt was a part of the Arena Football backs wit~ Hall of Fame credentials. ' role in the NFC rlayoffs. . ·said, noting how the experience in other League." Thai Warne~ would be in such aposition is He was a questionable backup in training leagues helped him recogniz~ defe~ses and Warner is. the second Rams quarterback "to astonishing. A refugee from NFL Europe, camp before Trent Green, signed as a big- make quick decis)ons. "I when out there not win MVP; Roman Gabriel won it in 1969. . "TVCBoys ·"' lVC A great milestone was likely re(lched in 1999. An estim.at§_d 50 percent ofAmericims now own stocks, up from 15 percent in 1970. Surprising Warner tabbed NFL's MVP o•- _ . 5.·0 3-2 3-2 2·4 t -4 2-3 · ALL 7-o 3-4 3-4 2-5 2-6 2-5 Hocking lVC Waterford Eastern Southern Federal Hooking Trimble · '"llller · . ALL '1·1 5-1 4·1 6·1 2·3 ·4-3 2·3 2·4 2·3 .3-'3 ! o-5 o-7 . ' · F~ldlly'• g•m.. Belpre at Meigs Trlm!lle at Eastern Federal Hocking at Southern - Vinton County at AlexJ!nder WaterfOrd at Miller Vfellston at Nelsonville-York ., ·• ' s.turdll)''e ·g•mes World Ha~st at Trimble Athena at Nelsonville·York Vinton Co. at Greenfield McClain Cowher, Rooney might clash over" assistant coaches nine. • PITTSBURGH (AP) ~ Pittsb).Jrgh Steelers coach Bill Cowher might be planning to take on one opponent he can't beat: owner Dan Rooney. , Cowher apparently rankled Rooney by hinting Tuesday he ·won't fire any assistant coaches despite a 6-10 season·- the S!eelers' worst in 11 years. When . ·Rooney ordered firings after the Steelers weni 5-11 in 1988, · fonncr coach Chuck Noll nearly quit before reluctantly axing nearly· half his staff. Cowher seems just as resistant to change: "I don't think there's a change that needs to be made on this coach· ing "staff," Cowher said. "I think that's t~e worst thing we could do right now. We've put a lot of time and effort into it and I see a lot of JliOgrC!IS being made." . Asked what he would do if . Rooney ordered firing$, Cowher he)d his ground and said, "I feel . strongly about keeping ihe staff together." . Rooney did not respond to ' Cowher's statement,- but according 111 sources close to the Steelers, the NEW ORLEANS (AP) o_wner was noi happ)' with it. Mike Ditka's grand pla'ns to trans"The progress l;:owhcr mentioned . form the New Orleans Sainls WflS not reflected when the Steelers ,ended today when he was fired ((!-10) lost seven of their last eiglit, along with his assistants and the their worst seasQn-ending slretch general manager following a 3-13 siiice they lost their final 13 In 1969. seaso~. ·• ·• They have lost all ill!~ six of their. . The 60-year-old coach, ~ho I.St 21 games ~nd are--:o'-19 since won a Super Bowl with the Chicaadvancing to theAFc :championship go 13ears in 1986, said he will game two years ago. · · . . never coach agai:n. . .. ., •.' ' 11',m sorry it didn't work o.u~" NFL Ditka said. · . " Ditka had a 15-33 record in his atTe$ted on drug three . years with lhe Saints, charges including a 6-23 mark in the last . PHOENIX (AP) - A judge has 29 games. d¢.nled bond to former Arizona Caf. Also· dismissed was general dinals lineman Luis. Sharpe, who manager Bill Kuharich in a housearrested · following an li.lterca· cleaning by Saints owner Tqm · ti~n at a canvenience store in subur. Benson three days after the seab!tn Guadalupe. san. Terry O'Neil, the Saints · · Officials :said Tuesday that ~xecuiJve 10 charge of the .salafY · ~'putics wh<1 searched Sharpe found cap, was fire<j as well. ' ' ' several glass•·pipes with rc:Siduc in a "It was necessary to cle~ !he plastic bag that he appeared tO h~ve slate," said Benson, who returned : ul'rown do\vn. They found another a. day early from a Florida vacagJllss pipe with residue after Sharpe tion to make the moves. was taken intO.custody. ' . Ditka said he didn't fight to , : Sharpe was being held on suspi· keep his job. • cion of possession of drug parapher"I understand it fully : You're nelia. · 3- p, you have the expectations we do, you bring in Ricky > Brown sentenced to. six months . liit,nlan ..:as 0 0 ' . ' • ·saints .sack Iron·· Mike, GM F.ormer points and the Blue Devils (10-2, . 1-0) had a nearly perfect overtime, hitting all six of their shots from the field and seven of eight free throws. No. 10 ·Jndl•na 71, WIIICOIIIIIn 67 A.J. Guyion scored 25 points" for the Hoosiers 11-1, 1-0 BigTen), which held the Badgers \0 just three field goals and 12 points in the final 8:47. No. 1:1 Michigan St. 76, Penn FiJSt-year coach Matt Doherty is quickly catching on to the upset tradition as the Fighting Irish beat No. 2 Connecticut 75-70 Wednesday night. , Doherty's first game in the Big East was ·even more imprellSive St.6J than his first game - a 59-57 vic· Matecn ·Cleaves; the · two-time tory at then-No. 5 Ohio State in the Big Ten Player of the Year and 1\ Pieseason NIT.· retur!ling All-American, scored Troy Murphy had 33 points and eight points in , his debut after 16 rebounds to lead Notre Dame missing 10 weeks recovering from · (10-5) as it snapped the Huskies' a stress fracture . He keyed a 21-9 10-game winning streak. run to open the second half as the The 6-foot-1 0 sophomore Spartans (10-4, 1-0) took a 14played all 40 minutes without a point lead. turnover as the Fighting Irish's No. 15 TenneMee 60, South zone defense kept Connecticut · Carolina 52 (10-2) at bay in the Big East open· Vincenl Yarbrough had 18 er for both teams. . points, including four in the 8-0 No. 3 Cinclimatl 81, UNC run that broke a 45-46 tic and gave Ch1rlot'te 54 · · the visiting Volunteers (13-l, 1-0 · Pete Mickeal scored 20 points SEq the lead for good. and Kenyon Martin had H points. No. 16 •Oklahoma St. 125, · , · and 13 rebounds as the Bearcats . Langston 65 (13·1, 2-0 Conference USA) won Brian MontOnati had 28 points · their 37th consecutive home game. and 12 rebounds and Desmond Vanderbilt 87, No. 6 Florida ' Mason had 22 points and 15 77 rebounds as the Cowboys (Il-l) Dan Langhi had 31 points and came up two points shy .of the . the Commodores (10-1) shot 65 schQOI record for points in a game. _ , percent from 3-point range (15-of- from StillWater. 23) in the Southeastern ConferNo. 21 LSU 78, Alabam• 66 ence opener for both teams. Mike Freshman point guard Torris ·Miller had 18 poinis for the visit· Bright scored 20 points and went ' · ing Gators (11-2). · . 6-for-6 from the free-throw line in · .':::~:*~/{.,;,-• Nn. 7 Syracuse 93, Rutgen 74 the. final 1:24 as the Tigers (13-0) ·.' ···. r . Damone Brown had career won the Southcasiern Conference highs of 21 points and 13 relxll!nds opener. ·. as the Orahgemen (10-0) conclud· No. 25 Kentucky 80, Georgia ed a season-opening homestand Tech 71 that saw the!p win by average of Tayshaun Prince had 21 points nearly 24 points. and 10 rebounds as the Wildcats No. 8 Duke 109, Virginia 100, (9-4) won their fifth straight game. OT Jason Collier had 21 points and KOOKING FOR AN OPENING- Notre Dame's Troy Murphy bl!ltlea UConn'• Kevin Freeman (33) durChris Carrawell scored 25 eight rebounds for Tech, Ing the lrlah'a ~5-70 upllllt of the,Huaklea. Murphy acorad-33 polnta and had 16 rebounds. (AP) ' ' 0 s.turdlly'a AIIIer Valley at Meigs Jackson at Wellston Triumphcdisrn.took ·forefront at millen·nium· •' 1 We could have ALL federal Hocking 5·1 5·4 Waterford . 3·2 6-3 !:astern 1·5 3-7 Southern 0-5 t -7 .Miller 0-$ 0-7 trimble 0-6 0-8 ' . •: T~•r'•g•mea . ~sat Belpre Sjiuthern at Federal Hocking ~stern at Trimble · N91aonvllle·York at Wellston Alexander at Vinton County Miller at Waterford ·America dropped. the ball on· New Year's Eve festivities By The Associated Press "' Today is Thursday, Jan. 6, the sixth day of 2000. There are 360 days left in t.he year. Today's Highlight in HistOry: · . On Jan. 6, 1912, New Mexico bCcame the 47th state. · . On this date: · • In 1412, according to lradition, Joan of Arc was born in Domremy. In 1540, England's King Henry VIII took his fourth wife, Anne of a eves. The marriage lasted about six monihs. In 1759, George Washington and Martha Dandridge·Custis were married: . In 1838, Samuel Morse first publicly demonstrated his telcgraph, .in Mor· nstown, N.J. In t919, Theodore Roosevelt, the 26th U.S. presid~~~ di~ in Oyster Bay, N.Y., at age 60. . In 1942; the Pan American Airways "PaCific Qipper" alrived, in New York after compl~ting the fir.;t ro.und-the-world trip by a commercial airplane. • In 1945, George Herbert Walker Busll married Barbara Pierce. in Rye, N.Y. . · · ·. In 1950, Britain recognized the Communist gov~ment of Olina. ln "1967, U.S. Marines and South Vietnamese· troops lauJI!;hcd Operation "Deckhouse V." an offensive in the Mekong ltiver delta. · ~· In 1993, ballet dancer Rudolf Nureyev died in Paris •• age 54; jazz trumpeter Dizzy Gillespie died in Englewood, N.J., at ap 75. · . . Ten years ago: Defense Secretary Dick Oleney tOld CNN the U.S. invaSIOn ·of Panama should not ·be viewed as a new "Bush doctrine" Inclined toward mililary intervention in counlries where democratic elections had been subverted. . Five years ago: Haitians hou~d at Guantanamo Bay N.aval BasC in Cuba were sent home by the U.S. military against the refug~"'Will and over protesJs of refugee advocates. . · One year ago: The t06th Congress ·convened wiih Dennis Hastcrt as'the new House speaker. Buckingham Palace .ann11unced that Prince: J3d\yard, ~ounge~t son of, Q~een Eli~'b II; would marry ,his longtime friend; pub. l1c relat1ons executive Soph1c.Rhys-Jones, ;later in the year. . · Today's Birthdays: Actress Loretta Young is 87.' Pollster Louis 'Harris is 79 .. Blue11rass performer Earl· 5\:ruggs is 76. Fonner automaker·JohJI Z. Delorean is 75. Author ~.L. D9crorow is 69. Singer Doris Troy is 63. · Actress Bonnie Franklin is 56. Rock singer-musician Kim Wilson (The Fahulo~s Thunderbirds).is 49. Singer Jett Williams is 47. Rock musician Mal· ~oung (AC-Dq is 47. Movie director Antl)ony Minghella is 46. Ac:torcomcd~~ow~n Atf<!nson is 45. Golfer Nancy Lopez is "43. Rliythm-'anci. blues smger Enc Withams (BLACKstreet) is -40. · · ALL 6.() Hocking ·The big fizzle On this _ date in history ... lVC Meigs Belpre Alexander Vinton County Wellston ' . Nelsonville-York Perhaps the only things more disappointing than the muchballyhoOed Y2K Bug were the televised observances ofilie new stahlerOfuse.nel millennium in the Land of the Free.. . • All day Friday, major networks offered coverage of the New Year dawning in countries around the globe . The festivities were breathtaking, including these highlights: • · .• Sydney, Australia launched . a fireworks . extravaganza that was unpar\!leled. ' • Beijing, China hosted a splen. . did. culture-filled ceremony that ·By BEN WATTENB.ERG Is it possible that all those whoppers I've been was dignified, yet exciting: spinning turned out to be true? Might it matter to • Paris, France took a page from anyone but me? Hollywood and blew up- not realI enjoyed the millennia! weekend immensely. I watched. I listened. I read. The talking heads covly, but it sure looked like it- the Eiffel·Tower. These celebrations and others left our moUths, watering for er.cd the)world like a cheap suit, oozing agreewhat the good ol' U.S. of A. would do. Surely, America, the ment. The very Declinists who told us that Japan (not America) would be No. 1, ihe folks who told world's remaining superpower and the international symbol of us that Europe would be the next comer, the pun· excess, would give the world the mother-of-all millennium par- dits who told us ;that America .was Balkanizing, . ties. •· the wisepersons ~ho agreed tb.at America was a victim of "imperial overstretch," the, seers who Wrong. . tell us the bubble "will pop - all finally agreed Instead, we got the same ol' tired thing: hours of watching 2 that. America was No. 1, and deserved to be million people ~aiting for. The Ball to drop in Times Square, because we had more liberty than anyone else. N.Y. Kenny G played "Auld Lang Syne" on the sax. Dick Clark Clearly, we will all live happily ever after. shivered. The Ball dropped. Confetti flew. And people For those of us who have been labeled '1 triumphalists," sometimes scornfully, it was neat smooched. moment. Triumphalism triumphant! Declinism in Big deai. They do that every New Year's Eve. decay! O(coursc, it will only last a moment. Soon Meanwhile on the mall in Washington, apparently intoxicat- the old arguments will surface again, in one fonn ed -· . or, at the least, incredibly obnoxious - folks frolicked or another. (I sense "income inequality" will through tl)e Reflecting Pond at the Washington Monument replace globat·w.arming as the complaint de !"an. when the clock struck midni"ght. This image was beamed to bil- nee.) J)ut, .perhaps diminished. For ·a weekend at lions ?f people across the globe. We can just hear them: "Silly least, our situation· was seen whole, and globally. Amencans..'' · · .Watching the PBS full-day coverage of th~ Feast To quote Charlie Brown, "Good grief!" of St. Odometer almost made me a liberal again. We could have done better," folks. We should have done bet- · Yes, all men can be brothers! And sisters! Yes, ter. It's a shame communist nations and third-world countries prosperity is not a zero-sum game! Yes, personal know how to throw a 2,000th birthday party better than we do. and economic liberty work! Yes, peace makes a difference! (PBS: Do that kind of global .program Maybe the untele~sed, less publicized American ceremonies each year!) Boris Yeltsin's lriumphant resignation were up to par. Maybe small towns across. the land had festivi- was th~ point in the millennia! exclamation point. ties that were as dignified yet fun and exciting as China's. Russia has been doing better ·than reported, and a Unfortunately, it didn't happen locally. You wouldn't have 'Bose of stability will most likely keep its course ··even known it was New Year's Eve, let alone New Millennium's .Eve, to drive "through Gallipolis, Poinf Pleasant or Pomeroy. What a missed oppOrtunity to celebrate life and draw visitors . to our fine cities! · . . · We hope this editorial is clipped and put in someone's time capsule so when the next millennium rolls around, America won't let the· world dpwn. - ThUriMIIy, January 8, 2QOo Inside: Scorelfoard! Scoreboard! Scor~board!- Psoee - llsher · Cha"- Hoeflich . · Gtner~~l M•n9r ' i 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 740-882-2150 • FIX: 882·21!17 R. ShiWn LIWII M1n11glng Edl1or . I THOUGHTGEOR6G W. DID WELL DfBATING AGAINST WHA~HISNAME oR. WHATCHAMACALLIT. 'Esta6fisW 1111948 Ch Page 5 . ihured.y, Jln~ II, 2000 The Daily Sentinel · , • ~!!ARCHING PAP~RS - A belaaguered Mike Dltka leaves the field at Erlceaon Stlldlum following the Saints lou to Carolina Sunday. Dttk• •nd general manager Bill Kuherlch were both flred by New Orleans Wedneaday. (AP) Williams, and it .doesn't work out, " Ditka "said. ''I mean, .we· got to be realists." Oicka traded .every draft pick . a'nd first· and third-round picks in 2000 to get Williams, the H~isn'lan Trophy winning running back. But Williams was injared much of lhis season. • Ditka signed a contract last year that pays him about $2 million annually until 2002. Kuharich signed in. August .for about $500,000 a ye~r through '2003. Ditka said that despite the 'team's weak record he thought he and his staff would have another year. But. Kuhkrich,. who has been with the Saints for 14 years, said he wasQ'I surprised. . "Unfortunately in tjlis business if you don't win enough games, there are days like this." he said. LOS ANGELES (AP) - For· , . bation. . mer football great. Jim Brown "~c arc talking about J.B. gettoday was sentenced to six months ting on his knees_and doing a little ,in jail for refusing io accept terms cottOn-picking or a little dancing ofhisprobati.on for vandalizing his like a lot of folks," Brown said at · ·wife's car. Municipal Court Judge an earlier ·court appearance. ·Dale S. Fischer stayed the jail term I Brown opposes domestic . viapending appeal. . . ' lel\ce conditions because a jury .. Defense •attorney Frank convicted hiin only of vandalizing Williams · Jr: ask~d t!Je judge to his .wife~s.car. The panel a~quitted reconsider Brown's misdemeanor him of making a terrorist threat vand~lism sentence, saying conci.i• against her. J iOJill of probation that includ~ He was rebuffed Dec. 14 in an domestic violence ·counseling' ahd attempt tO dilqualify Fischer, community service were inappro- · accusing the ju!lgc of bias against priate. . black. men because she was a The crime · of vandalism "cer• leader of the Los Angeles chapter tainly'does n·ot warrant the type of of American Inns of Court, a legal serltence that was imppsed," group he described as extremist. Williams said. Brown has refused Orange County Superior Court to enroll in cOunseling or perform Judge. Kazuharu Makino denied ' his community service obligation, the m.otion. Fischer sentenced Brown to a Amcrican' Jnns of Court, w.)losc year of domestic vio,cnce ~:ounlet- Los · Angeles chapter Fischer ing after 11 jury convicted him of presided over last year, is a naiionv.andaliziniJlrs wife's •.car during a wide professional legal 0rganiza· ·June. 15 argument ~~ their. Holly· tion to men lor young lawyers, "wood Hills fltlme , Moilique 'Brown... improve skills and advance '\hies. wasn't hurt. , · ·u was founded in 1980 by The judge also orderell the for· Supreme Court Justice ·Warren E. • mer Cleveland Browns star to Burger. spend 40 days on a work crew Brown called it a "radical and cleaning up streets or do 400 hours extremist group 'of white upper-· of community ·service; pay $1,800 class . women who target .men of ·in fines and, serve three years' pro- color, including Jim Brown." ' ' . ./ li. . II ' .. ' I, I. II �.. -.- -- -~ • ·• Page A 6 • The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy, Mklcllep~ Ohio r ., Thuraday, January e, 2000 ., , -: • ln.dians ask sharer-olders to vote for $320M sale of ~lub to-attor_ neJ:CLEVELAND (AP) Shareholders of Cleve Ian(! lljdtans Ba~eball Co wtll be asked to vote at a SIJacial mcetmg Feb. 7 to approve the $320 tmll10n sale 10 pf the Amcncan League franchise to lawyer Larry Dolan Dulan agreed m November to buy the Cleveland lndmns for what could be a record for a baseball franchtse, topping the $311 million sale of the Los Angeles Dodgers last year from the 0 Malley famt!y to Rupert Murdoch's News Corp lndtans shares are pubhcly rraded, but the maJorily ownership ts pnvately lteld In a letter to sharcholders, Rtchard E Jacobs, chatrman, prestdent and chtef executive officer of the lndtans, {ecommended that shareholders approve ' sellmg thetr shares to Clolan. f , In the letter, tncluded Wednesday m a fihng wtth the Secunttes and Exchange CommiSSIOn, Jacobs esumated that the shares will be purchased for $22 61 per share When the lndtans held the1r mtttal pubhc offering tn June 1998, the shares were marketed at $15 lndtans stock closed Wednesday on the NASDAQ at $20.62~ down 6'1• cents Dolan's acqutsttton 11 subject to approval by maJor league owners. Jacobs wd the transaction should close by the ~nd of March or CllflY Apnl. Dolan has Said he Will letaeneral manager John Hart run the baseball OPC.t!Jton! The SEC filmg Wednesday Said Hart stands to, get a $600,()00 bonus when the deal closes. The SEC filmg revealed that Dolan had to mcrease his offer after betna informed SeP.!, 17 that his offer of about $250 trulhon was insuffictent and ~hat he was being eliminiied as a purchase prospect. The fihng also revealed the agreement assures • the name of Cleveland's baseball park remain Jacobs Field at least throujh Oct. 31. 2006, m exchanse for $6.3 mt!hon. It also reveals that Jacobs will be provided exclusive use of a luxury sune 11 the ballpark durtng his )tfetime and membership in the 'lerrace Club, the ballpark's rcstaurant 'The filing made clear that the pub- he shareholders, follriin. the ~ '' will ce~Ue to have any tnterest ~ the .company or tlle Clevel&i¥' lndtans franchtse and will nolo~ benefit from any m~rcase tn ::!b! value of the company ;-- With 16 secpnds left m Round 8 m 1980, Panama's Roberto Duran said "No mas" ("no more"), quutmg after hemg thoroughly outclassed aq4 gtvmg his WBC welterweight title to Sugar Ray Leonard will 11 0 1800 Larry Holmes retamed the worl&heavywetght boxmg tttle by knocking , out Marvts Frazter at 2·57 of the first round m Las Vegas tn Basketball Marquette 56 Srunt Lows ~8 Mumu OhiO 60 Cent Michigan 55 M1ch1Jan St 76 Penn St 63 Mmnesota 85 M•ch1gan 68 NPA standings EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantu: .1!: L f<l. 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Will be ntDIMd by th llalga ~ CommiNIIII ... II their olftcto . .. the c:oura-.. ~Ohio 41711 unti10:QO • Jan. 11, and 1:00 P.ll. II Mid oltiDa Dp Ined and read aloud or ._ fGf. "*' .. lowlnt: ' Tile )IUI'ahaM and ........., of a Fire Truck to tha BrnaiiM ValuntHr 'Fire · Ohio women's college scores Other NCAA Division I women's scores Torugbt's games S rnnmemo m Toronto 7 p m Hous10n vs Mrarru 7 30 p m M lwoukce t! Detroll 7 30 p m Golden State :u CLEVELAND 7 30 p m Ponlmd at M1nnes01a, 8 p m Utah nt Dallas 8 ~0 p m l ndl(m 1a. Denver 9 p m B\J ~k n c- 1 1 ~ Anderson 8'i BluffiOn 72 Fra nkhn 6'i Wilmmgton 'iS H a n o H~r 61 Mount St Joseph S7 Bluffton 79 Anderson 59 Ddinnce 8 I Ohvet 44 HnnO\er 69 Moum St J(lscph 45 PhrladclphHI l I 3 Golden State 92 OriRndo II tl VllJlCOU\et 96 Detroit 120 Atlanta 108 Utnh I I 8 Chnrlotte 96 s~a ttl e 99 Saa Antomo 96 C/11cago 11 Washmgton 66 LA Ltlkers 118 LA Chppers 101 NCAA Division I men's scores NY Islanders WESTERN CONFERENCE Central OIYilioft .1!: L I BI ~ !if liA JMm Deooh~:.:.... : ... :25 ll IIII 51 LoUiS Nashville 14 21 6 4 0 I 52 SS 120 142 84 99 S 2 JS 102 117 ChiCIIJO II 22 6 2 10 106 121 Nonhwest DMslon Coi011Jdo> ................ 19 16 l I 44 112 I 04 Edmonton 13 17 II 5 42 101 Ill Caii"Y 17 18 12 18 I J 40 91 113 15 98 115 v.ncou~er l 8 PaclllcDI- Phoenoo: Dollas : : Son Jo,. Lo•An1eler tingles 1onlght Call toll free 1. 800-788-2623 extonslon 6178 30 Announcements New To 'rtlu Thrift Slloppe 9Wut stmson Atnona :~~:::22 21 I) ll 4l 0I 48 48 124 100 104 93 20 19 l l 48 122 109 17 IS 7 2 43 119 Ill Anllht1m 18 II 4 I 41 97 99 Overtime losses count u a loss and a regulauon I~ ~ 1\iuck to' IIIMI lila epacltloltlone M pro. vklad In . . ltld pMat. New Jersey 3 P1111bul)h I N Y Ranaen 3 Toronto 2-0T Dallu 1 Naslmlle I Colo<ado 4 Call")' 0 ,_, Ol~..of . . PdloJal or ...... k~ng th bond ..... ...... be ..... and mll1tad • lid fDr lyta:uae Volume. ..... DeplfbMnt Fire 1I'UCIII lid and llllllad or clelfvered 10: at74CH12--. olanat llowltrd, Praelclent Coll'thaUM Pomaloy, Ohio 4l7tl llalge County Commlealon.,. (12) 23,30 (1} 13TC . (12) 23, 30 (1) e 3TC Public Notlqe • PUIIUC NOTICE-;- RIQUUT !'011 COST PRO. purch-. ¥::"'• dare ...., NCIIpl olltlde. Eech bkl mutt be IIU:D ... I nlad by llthlr • blcllland In an amount ol 1110% ol ._ blcl amount with • auraly aallllfllotoryto ... afarMalcl County Commlallonera or by ~ eolvent llanllln . . _ . _ add_..., llhlpCounty Commleelonere Coulthaa-. Pomaloy, Ohio "clapoalt ol 0.,.... will be 45711 until 10:00 A.II., raqulrad fDr nah Ill of llonclltV - Jan. 11. aoao ror dl ..ary and' and epealtlcatiOi\1:" lila • full amount will lnatallallon lor .... by .... returned wiiNn llllrty (30) Mlclcllaport VoluntHt or letter ol cradl upon a Tampa Ba~ 3, Vlfl(ouver 3·tlf: Aonda 5 Anaheim I afD,...Id Mell• County Comml~ lid Ianda ahlll be -,.nlad by Dap1rtmant ollhe IDIIDwlng equipment: \ Radio Equipment, ID lnolude: Mara- Tree ~r equMtlent) 100 watt U I' moblla radio,' Vartax (or equlvalanl) vall. llepaater and all -latad antannu, ,.., headHI, wl~ and IIIMUIII and I HT· ,. ohannal ~ I'ICIIDe &atlty clothln.g and household Public Notice wttll I'MIOie apeeker mlct1. Equipment ahall be lnetallad on equipment at ._ Sutphen CDI'JIDI"8l1Dn In Colurnbua, Ohio. Coat propoeala may be mailed or clellvend to the llelga , County Commhelonara, ec.uru-, Pomeroy, Ohio 41711. Quaetlona In regard to thl1 requeet may be to Jean Tru-ll, lhlga Gntnta Admlnlatrator ol not leN IIMtn 1ot ol . . ltld _ . In '-or 01 ._ 1-· a.. tlad chick, caahlera chick, San Jose 1 Edmonton l·tse Public Notice lpecltlcatiOna, and IIIII P08ALS fDnM may be at Dac.12, 1. . .... ofllca of ...... County Coal PropoMia will be Commlaalonare " reoalvad ltV the Melge Courthouel ....... o,, ONo Coueeli Comn h liD'*' et~ their ofllca at the 41711 - " " - ...... W,.O•esday'sscores 7~592-1842 PubHc Nollc:e NOTICE TO cO!rrRACEASTERN CONFERENCE \': TOM ad pra)IOUII fDr the Ata.ntiC' DlwWon Pu..w.- lind o.llwry of Ium .1!: L I B.I & !if 1iA New Jersey • B 12 'i 2 5] 119. 97 N- Fire Truell fDr uae by Plulnde:lphuL 22 II 6 I 51 121 89 ' lhelyreouae Yolu- Flllt P.1ttsbura:h ................ 17 IH 3 .5 42 1.24 110 Department In Malga NY Rangen I' 19 7 '\ '36 98 1n Oh1o Conference 92:219017 St Ut NHL standings Heartland Conference 8<< 77 ~ Public Notice M::mc!tll 59 Cnp11o:ll 'il Mount Un1on 7~ Daldwm Wallau.~ 71 OhiO Northern 71 He1ddberg 61 Otterbcm IS I John Carroll 79 ' 10' • Why wall? Start meeting Ohio - Ohio Conference L f<l. 667 10 1 Toronto at Pitllbur)h 7 30 p m Anaheim 11: Carolina. 7 30 p.m Vancouver 11 Dallu 8 30 p m Montreal 11 Colorado. 9 p m Tampa Bay at Edmonton 9 p m. •I Lao.....,.,.,, N Y lslaoden 11 Phlladelptria, 1:30 p rn. • Cal Sl Fullenon 72 Snn D1ego Sr 66 Snn D1ego 67 Leh1gh 61 St Marys, Cal 6'\ Ne1ndC1 'il UC Samn B nrb~~orn 7l LO) ol1 Mnrymoum 6'\ 6 WESTERN CONFERENCE 20 • Frlday'spmes . Public Notice PUBUC NGnCE NOTICE 11 hereby given that on Saturday, Jan:.,•· 1110:00 a.m., • c 1~ ule WJII be held at 211 Weat ~cl Street, Pomeror, The Farmer'a Bank a~ aavlnga Company • landed parking lot (bealda Powell'a Super Ylllu), to Mil for caah the tollowtng collateral: 18M GIIC SONOMA PICKUP 1GTCS11147T81i111428 The Farmara Bank arod Savlnga Company, Pomerov, Ohio, raHrv.. the ~llht to bid 11 thla aale, and to withdraw the above collateral prior to a11a. l'urlher, The Fa.....,. Bank and Savlnga Company raHrvee the right to raJIICI .,fl):, Items $1 '1urther, or ell blda aullmltled. • the abova ~o blg sale every 1'hursday Monday ttlru Saturday 9:od.s 30 " coll-81 wtll be actkl Uf U,. condition It Ia In, with '110 axpreea or Imp I!:ell Wllrrantlea given. For further Information, contact Tim Wolfe at ~ (740)-448·1090 ~pnths Ella<* malo 112 RotrleY 4281. Public Notice - old To good home (740}·441· PUBUC NOTICE ,• NOTICE Ia hereby gluell that on Saturday, Ja...~ 2000, at 10:15 a.m., a pu Hie wtll be hald at 211 Welt Second Straat, Pomaror, Ohio, The Farmar•a Blllll and Savlnga Comi!•!!Y extended parking • l~t (baelda Powall'a Super Valu), to Nil tor caah the foiiDWI~ collataral: 18117 MC SK1 PICKUP · 1GTEK14fltVS01113(1 The Farmara Bank •till Savlnga Companr, Pc>merof. Ohio, rllltJIItbl ~ght to blcl at thle ..... and Black Lab 1 Vear Old Mole. 741J. i1lll'tQ632. le 4 ~nlli old Eskimo SpllZ. 741l-9!12 5968 Kittens need good homo Can be ~ 3rd St Mason WV. 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The Work Ia Local Pay Is Good. Bonuses Paid If You Nl LOoking For A Good, Stable Job • Pleaae Submit YOUR REIIUME To t403 Eastern Avo • Gallipolis, OH 4!63t,.Aitn Foreman Ptllilloll. Yr Postal Jobs $41.32~ oo Now Hiring -Jilo E•perlonco -Pal~ Training ·Great Benefit. Call 7 Days 8iliJ.429.3660 Ex1 J.385 POSTAL JQ8S To $18 35 IHR INC BENEFITS. NO EfPERIENCE FOR APP, AND EXAM INFO CALL 1·800·813-3565. EXT 14210 "8 AM ·9 P,M ; 7 DAYS ldo.lnc •I ' POSTAL 1101!$ UP, To 1172t !Hr Guaral)l&e<( Hire, For Ai!illlcatlon And Exam lnlormaHon Call 8 A M 9 PM M'F I-IBii-8118 5427 EKt. 24-1007 • Prlvala Siller wllh Elderly Relorences & Experience (3041273- Medical Insurance Billing Aula· lance lftlmactlalaly R 'lou Havo A PC You Can Eam $25,000 To $50,000 Annually Call 1·800· 291-4883 f)ep1. I 109 Home Heatth A N SuJJervlaor needed, immediate opening, auauucatlons must Include energetic, r•sponalbla caring a. pro· ~ttlde quaHty care OHera top ul· ary commensurate wllh experl· once beneflls. l~clbdl 40tK. Need 7 Ladlltlb Sell Avon. 740NEW MILLENNIUM DIETl Sue- cell Guaranteed H~l'l Proleln 1 LOW Carba Eat All bey Melt 5 Bedrooms. 2 Baths over 2 000 sq II , for teaa than $450 mo FREE Delivery & Sol 1-800·948· 5678 1974 12x60 all atectnc. washer dryer, refrigerator, oven curtains couch and chair, two window air conditioners In Pordand, ready to move, $3500. ?40 843-5310 days or 740-843-5147 OYO~IIQS 1994 Clayton. 14•65 II All elac· trlc, 2 bedrooms Very nice $11.000 (304}882 2562 1997 14X70 Oakwood. 3 bed room Country No Payments For 90 Days Only 0 Oakwoop ·Galhpo· 110,740-446-3093 Their. Taxes~ Write Immediately Doublewlde Repo, Never lived In, Wlndlalla. 847 A SECO~D AVE 1350. NEW YORK. NEW YORK 10017 28X60 S1,000 Down Delivers wl A C No, Dealers Allowed 1·888· 928-9896 CREDIT CARD UP TO S3.000 Unsoc~red VISA /MC Bad Cradll Or No Ctadn 1 800-256-8818 Ext 14x70 Trailer w/24 ft Expando, for rent In Camp Conley area Liillti.iJ 510 HouMhold Goods 446-4548 741J.446·7375 Appllancee Rec onditioned Washers Dryers. Ranges, Aafri· g rators, 90 Day Guarantee! 2 · 3 Bedrooms And 1 · 2 Bed· French Clly Maytag. 740·448· 7795 rooms $275 · $200/Mo • McCor· mlck Road, 740-446·6844 Leave Mesoego For Sale Recon ditioned wash· ers dryers and ref rigerators 2 Bedroom Furnished Mobile Home $3001Mo Includes Heat Jackson Avenue (304)675-7388 $100 Deposit. Locoted On Han Thompsons Appliance 080 (iJO'I)675-7196 TWo Matching O\ler Stuffed Chairs with large match1ng Ottoman Bur gundy color $125 00 Call (740)· 446-8529 Waterline Spec•al GOOD USED APPLIANCES nan Trace Road. 1 Mile Off 218 740-256--6202: I 2 Bedroom small Mobile Home 1·888-810.0128 $200 00/month Available Nowl {740)-3811-8801 520 $37 00 Per 100, All Brass Com· pesslon Fittings In Stock RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jackson Ohio. HlOO 537 9528 550 Solo Flex Deluxe like new All At lachmanla (740)·441·07 3 1 ~fler 600PM posll. (7401367-11611 530 2 Bedrooms, In Kariauga, Beaut1· ful River VIew, No Pets, 740·441 · Buy o r sell Riverine Antiques 314 200 PSI $21 95 Per 100 1' 200 PSI Sporting Goods 1·Bedrooma Apt Utilities lnclud· ed $300/Mo 1 No Pe1s With D&-- 3 Bedrooms 1 1/2 Baths. With Two 12 Kicker Subwooter Speakers/I n a box Rock ford Fosgate Punch 250 Amplifie r & Autotek 200 watt amplill(fr ·$5o6 I • 3407 Washers. dryers. refrlgeraro rs ranges Skaggs Appliances, 76 Vine Streel Call 740 446·7398 2 bedroom trailer 60U1h of Middle port. 1225 740-9112·2068 Flto 1998 And Newer Ford F Sertes Pickups Came Off 01 A 1999 F 350. SuperOuty Er. cellent COndlttonl $150 Call 740· BetWeen Athena and Pomeroy 2 hon1es, JANUARY SPECIAL ALL HOMES 01'1 SALE $499 DOWN ON SINGLEWIOES $999 ON DOUBLEWIDES 1 601).948-5678 W /Service ~educe 'fo 65% IICASH IN · OFFERII Call 1-800· 29 Now 2000 Doublewldo. 3BR/2BA. 1299 per month Frea Air & Oel~ ery 1-888 928·3426 7 Up To NEW BANK REPOS ONLY TWO LEFT. NEVER LIVED ·~ Proleeslonal 1 Services CALL 1-800·948·5676 NO PAYMENT TILL MAY. 2000 TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY 1851? No Fee Unlels We Wlnl t-888-682-3345 AN¥ HOME PURCHASED IN THE MON1H OF JANUARY WE WILL MAKE FIRST 3 PAY· MENTS 1·800-948-!678 Repo 14x80 Extra Nice Norris, Payoff 130.000 Bank Sacrifice $25.000. $6,000 Below Book Call 1 801J.89Hn7 Single Wide Clearance $9 99 Faxed Rate Save Thousands, Hurry -l!lon"l Lasll Only o Oak WOOd ·d"atlpoUs 740-446-3093 Pl. raalesta111 adwrtlling In this newspa~r Is siA>ject to tho Federal Fair Housing P.ct 011968 which makes HII. . to adVertise ·any preference Special, New 16x80 Low Oown Payment and $269 per month AM Air Call tor qulco E·l approval 1-6811'11211-3426 Two older mobile homes in coun try, remodeled, nice & clean wllh back porch, each has two bedrooms. bath, refrigerator and alove. on 3 acres, 11111 Jn one and ..nt lha odwr, $39 000 see to ap- preclata. 741).992 5264 Thla-WIInol knowmgly accept advertisements for real estate which Is In 'llolatlon tlllha Our-.. ara heraby ln1ormocllhat all dwellings ITO IOACRES Between Galllpolla & Jackson Near Thurman Beautiful Rolling Meadows With lots Of Road Frontage 6 Acres With 1 Acre Pond Awesome Building Site Be· hind Pond Prices Start At $12 600 Land Contracts Avail able ":,~~~ . Water, • Great Free Maps ANTHONY luy, Call For Appointment Or Will Slay wllh elderly ' Day or n~~~1!.;;·800-2~~13-83111>~~--~ Night Good References Coli For Sa .. Or Rent 2 Bedroomo, I (304}11 75- 3536 or 675- 1347 Balli Newly Carpeted. Full Baoemenl. FiniShed Allie Clly SOhools. Low Maintenance QuiM Neigh· borllood $40.000. $4001Mo. Plul $250 Ooposll Available February 15th ean 740-441-om. Building Supplies Block, brfck , sewer plpe tF wind · ows lintels, etc Claude Winters Rio Grande OH Call 740·245 Antiques 5121 560 1124 East M4ln on SR 124 E Pomeroy 740·992-2526 or 740 992 Pets lor Sale AKC registered Ch•nase Shar-Pe• 1539 Russ Moore. owner pupplea lots ot wrinkles 1300 Nice Home Plenty of Room, 3 Bedroom, Brll!k Reduce~ Prlct {304}273-114115. Ntce Houae lor eale i'l New Ht ~ vin 'Are( StUOO {304}7735577. 775 Bulk FoodJ 51'84 S R 775 Palnol 1 or 2 Bedroom Near Wal Mart References, Deposit ReqUired Combustloneer Coal Stove. like 2 Bedrooms Gallipolis S32S/Mo Damage Deposl1 Required References. No Pets 74~106§ 233 Second Avenue 2 Bed· rooms 1 112 BathS Large living Area, Walk Anywhere Dpwntown, Parking In Rear $475/Mo , De· poSit References 740-44~926: BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES, 52 Westwood Drive irom $279 IO $358 Walk 10 Sllop Equal Houatng Opportunity Christy a Family Living apart menls home & trailer rentals, 740 992·4514, aperlmen1s avail· able furnished & unft.mlshed New 7~245·5457 Complete DISH Network satellite system brand new, $149 Installed !rea 740·992·1182 or 304·773· 5305 altar 6pm COMPUTERS - Low Or $0 Down t.ow Monthly Pa~ments V2K Compliant Almost Everyone Ap· Proved 1-80().817-3478 Exl 330 Firewood for sale U.S a pickup load 7~992-3230 Firewood for salt $25 truckload 740 949-11605 Grubb's Plano· tuning & repairs Probtame? Need Tuned? Call the plano Dr 740-441-4525 JmROL HEATING AND COOLING EQUIPMENr INSTALLED ·u You Don 1 Call us we Bort1 lo88 • Free Estlmatesl 740 446· 6308. 1-800-291-0098 Countryside Ap8rtmanls, Nice 2 JET AERATION MOlORS Ropalrad. Now & Aobultt In Stock. Cal Ron Evans 1·800-531·9528 $3651Mo , House Size 2 Bed· rooms. 2 Baths. $435/MO" 1-688841J.0521 Fumlshed 2 Rooms & Beth Show All Utllllleo Paid Share Bath King Wood Burner with Blower $100 oo Whole House Water F11ter and Softener $200 oo RIVerside Apartments In Middle· port From $249 1373 Call 740· 992-5064 Equal Houelng Opportunities • MOBILE HOME OWNI!R8 124 20 Minutes From Rio Granda $9,500 +, $950 Dowrr, Land Contract Available AN· THONV LAND CO . LTD 1·800· 213-8365 For FREE Maps 360 Storage , One large Bedroom Central AIC· Furnance Attached Garage w/door opener Call 140[·4555, allor 5pm, $350 00 redlt Reference and ~ R&-Jiredl Modern I BR All Ulllillll Paid Real Elta.te Wanted Except Eltctrlc Galllp911s Ferry Area $2!50 month + Oepo alt W.Piyc.Yit For LANDI E-lf Hs Ll!iled 20 ·500 Ac'reo CaN lt)on 10012tWHS Anlhony Land CDif4lllny lTD www OOlJOirdltrr» g)ID ' Muat Ha\le Oood References. 740-448-1&15. 740-448-t243 2 or 3 bedroom houoo In Fomof<11. no Pill. 7~992-5151 3 Blclrooma, 2 Beth Houoo. Gorage & !tument Hud Approwdl 71 T"'u Rd can {740} -448- H1.1ga lnvan'tory, OlsQounl Prices, And Mtll Awoy Call Trac~ AI 740-44 1-1982 and wood otovo, $500 740 9!12· 5991 Prlmalllrl DlrocTV 'Christmas Glveaw"''' Ltmllad oupply 800· 263-2640 1 Bedroom Very Clean $225 per Atlrlgoralor Worka Good·$100. Electric Range $30 Worko Good. One bedroom lurnlahed aparl· menl In Mlddltport, 740-992· 9191 J20 Dllch Witch Trencher Ask lng $1600 00 (740} 446-8044 Log Splitter· 20 Ton, 5 Horsepqw er Good Condition 1365 oo. 6ft While Fiberglass Truck Toppe r 74x99 Good ConditiOn $150 00 OBOI 1 (7401·258·9161 New Farmers Tobacco Ware· house, Rtpley Ohio 15 now re· cetving tobac co 1st sale 10 Call toll free or Edison 630 ot Reg1stered Llmousln Cat· tie For Sale Black & Red. Potted & Hqfnad 740 446 8081 640 Hay & Grain Lease Disas ter Tobacco Poun· dage 2 000 Poun.ds 740 446· 1052 Round Batls of Good Mixed Hay $15 oo each Call 740·387·05t2 740-441 5502 71 o Autos tor Sale S NO DOW~! NO CREDIT NEED EDI GOV T FORECLOSURE S! GUARANTEED APPROVALI 1 801J.3f10.4620 EXT 6509 CARS $100 1500 & UP POLICE IMPOUND Honde s Toyota s Chevys Jeeps .. And Sport Utili· lies Call Nowl 800·772 ·7470 , EXT 7602 • 1973 vw Super Beetle rune needs some work asking $600 740·992-7493 1981 vw Rabb ll Fuel Injection Automallc New Tires 59,000 Ac· tual Miles Neat Perfect $ t ,800 ~40-256 6061 1966 Trans Am 350 Automatic, Good CQndltion. S2A200 740· 446-{)390 1986 VW Golf Olosol 5 Speed. Rebuln Engine Extra Good Cone!" tlon No Dents 12.000 741J.258 6061 ~ulred sowago. Truh 1315/Mo 740· Firm (304}675-5403 1985 Ford Escort 82 000 Actua l Plaid sofa and love seat, $125, Jeny chair, $10 Hardwick gas ~ Gravely Walk Behind Tractor Six pieces of of equtpment $2 000 Miles Slarojard 740.446-2155 N 4th Ave Middleport, 2 roo m tlftclency u~llltles paid no pets llap & " ' 740-992-11165 Now Taktng Application•- 35 Wtat 2 Bedroom Townhou11 Apartmtntl Incl udes Water 304-7:16·4800 owe Anchors. Water Heaters, Plumbing & Electrical Parts Fur· nacea & Heat Pumps Bennetts New Mlllenlum Dietl Eat All Day (304}615-4975 N~t 2BR opartmenl with garage Malon 1300 + uiJillles & securi· II' dtfl01il(304}875-1911 1996 New Holland LX465 Skid Sleer Load er Low Hours Very Good Condltton, Call Huntington On VInyl Sklrllng. Doors Wind· N 3rd AV.\ Mlddltporl. 1 br hrr· nllned apar1monl. no poll dtp. & ,., • 740-992-11165 - 2 Blclroom Small HouM. Clean, 3 Mlloo Down Routt 7. $350/Mo , We Finance Wllh •a• Oownl Put 011dll Problems OKII Evtn It Mobile Home Supply, 740·448· 9416 ' month CaUl evenings or leave 410 HouMa lor Rent WANT A COMPUTER??77 BUT NO CASH7? IAMX Technology (304}875-1371/675-3230 Nice 1 & 2 bedroom aparrmants AIC, equipped kitchens , In Po· meroy & Middleport Call 740 · 992·6951, deposit and relerenciS 1988 GMC 2 Ton Truck For Sale or Trade (304}Q75-1658 TRAN SPORTAT ION Jose Canseco Starling lineup buytng older OTV eyeteme with IICCISS card& Jay 740-949-2546 Turnl<l Down Bttlorell R..llablllh \l>urCredlll1 ·800-859.0358 Gaiii>Oils, 740-44tl-!j845 610 Farm Equipment Padded Ralls. $150 oo (740} 367-11512 868-840-0~21 Bedrooms, 1 Beth CIA. W&D FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK (l E Waohor & Dyer $115 00 also Super Singe Waler Bed wUh ..;raclous living 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at VUiaga Manor and ~I • 446·1765 Up To 17 Acre Tracts For Re creation Or Residential Olf SR oooe I Bulk Foods Splcee Candles Cheese Butler, Trail Bologna 2DACRES 011 SR 7 South 01 Gallipollo SA 218 & Neighborhood Roqd Area Rough & Wooded, Road Cui lr'l NEEDS TLC. Singlawldts Allow $2,300Down MEIGS COUNTY RENTALS And Siding. Asking Prlco· $21 ,000. 740·446·4187 Aller 5 P.M. 740.44tl-7300 0oya Buck- Stove Fireplace Insert Longaberger Generation Baskets With Lids Proteclore <& Heritage Green Liners. All But 12 tnc:h Available. 740-256-1096 4% Down For ~lollngal PtYmtlnt Dollllls.-1-800-719-30o1 x118& • Schooll And All kind Vacuum Sweepers. $10 & up KRchen Tablt, 4 Chairs Good Shape $20 (304)675-6512 1 Bedroom Water Cable Rub· blsh Rtlbblah Removal lneludad ,. You Pay electric $340 97400 ven Area (304}713-5577 ' lary FoSil Finder 740-388-1722 361n wide $350 Call 1304}875· 311& 2 Bedroom Apartment New Ha· Register8d We1meraner Pups To good homes $300 00 1740}-446 4412 2 Blink Beds With Matlre&aes & Sheets like New 12 Fool Boat With Tralleur Trailing Motor Bat· Pela, 740-446·2957 Utilities Paid No Pols! (740} 245· 5693 Registered Mlnta11.1re Dachshund Wl1h Papers 4 Females 740 245-5898 "" WATERlESS COOKWARE" Home Oemonsuatlon Kind High est Quality • American Made NOT Koutan Normally $1 500, Sailing $695 1~1 •7267 Garage Apt In 10>wn Plenty of 3 BR Aepoe /Foreclosures, Ftt, C~y 1 Bedroom, Near Arbo(s Nursing Home. Economical Utilities, Quiet Location $279/~o. + Ulllltles, No Over 75 Tanks of Freshwater fish Locally Aalsed Parakeet1/ 1180 (740} 388-9143 WV Land wanted. suitable for hunUng No utllllles, no access, no problem. (740}266·72411 Hall 3 Bedrooms • Laflll Kitchen. 1 Beth. New Roof 992 2218 740-949-2~26 540 Mlacellaneous Merchandl81 $195/Mo. 919 Second Avenue Downl Govn t And Sank Repo a Baing Sold Nowl Financing Aval ~ polio, Clooe To 1 and 2 bedroom apartments fur· nl&had and unfurnished aecurlty deposit required. no pels 740 Furnished Efficiency Apartment FORECLOSED HOMES t.nw Or 0 Downtown Apartments lor, Rent 2 44 Acres Homesite Green Township, Gallla County Flat SOonle Close To Galll>t>Us, SOme 7298 House On Fourth Avenu•. Galli· 440 740-446-1519 Gallipolis Forry Area {304}697- HOMES FROM 11119.30 /Mo t - Rutland area 740-992-m8 350 Lots & Acreage For Sale or Rent Price $11 500 able Call Nowl 1-600-355-11024, Ex1 ,8040 s~e ar. Downstairs Clean. No Pets Deposit & References Required Roatrlcllonl 741J.245-5n6 COUNrRY HOllE Two bedrqoms one bath total electric $250 month, $250 dB· posit references required out· LANDCO.LTD1 800-213-8365 REAL ESTATE '310 Home1lor Sale Middleport $250 month 740-992· 5039 Close To Ala Grande Campus, 1 Bedroom All Utilities Included, 5290/Mo , Deposit Required, 1• 330 Farms lor Sale advertised In this newspaper are available on an equal opPQttunlty billa •• 740-446-4824 & movies Call 740 446 2568 llmltat10n Of dl9crlmlnatlon on race, COlor religion, famlllal slalus or naHonal origin, or any lntemton to make any such preference, llmilalion or discrimination • 1.1---------· Ceposlt, Referencn, No Pets Lot All Utiltt1011 t-{304}-736-7295 ,1 • I 800-211 9594 X 15 MERCHANDISE lor Rent Home tor the Holidays on a Nice 4000 Thai Could Eaolly be 1\Jrned Into Mort Bedrooms 10 Years Old New Sepllc System E•cellent 'Condition . Brick & VInyl BI·Livll Bern I Several Ou1tJulldings Wk Free Info 1·100·911-1811 Ext 1155 (24 Hrs} STEEL BUILDINGS • 5 ONLY! 2} 25X30 30X40 2} 45X90 Must Movet S8111ng For Balance Owedl Equal ljoueing Oppor1unlly 420 Mot)lle Homes 0161 Double Wide Set Up In Tho SFREE CAsH NOWI From Weallhy F&IIIIRtt ,Unloadlng Mil· lions Of Dollars To Help Mlnlmlz.e Drywall Siding Roofs, Addl· lions Pamllng. ole (304}874· 4823or{304}874-0155. Local taachar will do a(tlf school 11 1 d 1 ....... Ufl u or ng an even ng _ ,I a ng, callafler 4pm, 7~992-9807 A 1100.000 +/Yr Buointoll CASIII CASHI CASHI Thll ll Not A Job 15.000 Roq Work 5 Hrll 1 · 888·233 ·~694 Mortgages, Rellnanc:lng And Auto Loans Available Meridian Credit Corp 18004715119 Ext Between Galllpolts And Jackson 2 BR 1 112 lathl, Full laeement. 14 TOO Two bedroom mobile home In 247-5125 Ex11134 Void OH. KS Jlms . Orywail & Construction New Construction & Aemodelf MANDSll CALL 1\8811- Meadow Lind Eatstea PI Pleal· ani, $600 month plus reference• and~ . 304-624-2480 furnished laundry room facilities and to school applications avana~ tt office 740·992·3711 dallon To $200,000 Creel a Cards, Auto Loans Personal Loan• 6120 Usage Reprea•nlatlves WANT· EDII High Peyoula w::~h DE· es CONSULTATION Bonelli Team Services Inc Toll Free 1 888 836-4052 (740~722 spondlnco 81110<1 Upon Prior EducaUon And Short Study Courae For FREE Information Booklet Phone CAMBRIDGE STA~E UNIVERSITY 1-8tXJ.II64-8318 MONTH FREi!lt NEW, Inltr· Servlctl GUARANTEED LO· cal Or TO~L- FREE Accesall $19 95 Per Month unnnuiod Village Green Apartments· 2 bedrooms. total electric. applianc- Three "bedroom au electric ranen home with auached garage fenced back yprd large lot at $16.000 00 OBO {740}·256-1618 (740}·256-1252 Masters Doctorate By Corre Naededl Large Advertising Firm 14 For Every Voice -Mail $400 $500 Ev• Tln!l Limited (24 Hrs} SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY Claim Denied? We Spec1allze In Appeals And Heaungs FREE And Aeftnanclng Credit Problems Ok Consumer• Financial 1·800· Schools lnetrucUoo $100 Per Ho1.1r Homaworktra plk:atlon& lor 1 BR HUO &ubal!! Jzed 'Pt for elder ly and handl· capped EOH (304[675-E679 Supplies Fis h Tank/Pet Shop Ht00·21~. BuelnOpportunlty $15. Call 740·446·4548, 741).446· 7375 241 3 Jackson Avenue /Pt Pleasant {304)675 2063 Sun 1 4PM Mon-5al 11 AM-6PM EARN A LEGAL COLLEGE DE GREE QUICKlY. Bachelors. 210 elec1rlc ~ - 24'' 79 314" T~ln Towers now aceepllng ap Loans To $5 000 Debt Consoli· ' Reg 190-115·127>111 • FINANCIAL 304-736-7295 t SSBAD CREDIT? Gol Cooh c.,.., Horne Care for 1 Non Smpkllr & Non-Drinker Hdneot & Mobllo. R..ao- {304}882-3880 Pilot Program , Reptera Needed, Ron"s Gun Shop. 740-742·8412 Brick Home tor Rant 3 bedrooms beth 3 References and Deposit Cllllllpollo Colle(jl (CaiOtrs Clooelb Homa} CaiiTotJayl740-446-43e7. haul your logs to the• miH just 304-675-195, ., call; 741J.388-11 00 ' Furnished C81174Q.4.4&<1599 92 Clayton 16x80 3 Bedroom& Heal Pumpo; Good Condition SS Bualness' , Training Georges Portable Sawmill, don't House Arid Trailer 2 Bedrooms Each Refrences and D*poalt Required Water And Trash Paid Spring Valley Green One Bed room Apartments Appl ia nces Debt Consolidation. Mortgages WILDLIFE JOBS To $21 60 /HR INC BENEFITS GAME ,WAll· DENS , SECURITY. MAIN TENANCE. PARK RANGERS NO EXP NEEDED FOR APP AND EXAM INFO. CALL 1·800-813• 3585, EXT 14211 8 AM ·9 ~M 7 DAVS Ida Inc 180 Wanted To Do alttr 4f'a.l Expando Route 141. $375/Mo , 1109. Galllpoiia OH 45631 150 Q.ll 1997 Clayton t4x5& Owner May 220 Money to Loan Must Startar & Enjoy Working The Pubtlc Prevl· ous Olffce Experience Prelerred Set'td Reeumee To P.O Box 11 2 bath 122.000 (304}862 36!19 t·l77· •• 140 mo Deposit Required es• 1-7~983-2933 540 Miscellaneous MerchandlM Finance Will Rent Sol Up On Lot Close To VInton, 740 366-8260 AliBIS PM Tho Dally Sentinel, P0. Bo• 729fomeiV'/. Ohio 45789 Box 1042, Home FrH Casoetto 1-888 613; 5275 ' boursvllla. Wv t (304} 736-7295 or 1·{304} 736-2395 DEBT CONSOLIDATION Procto<vllle. Ohio, 45869 E0 E Moms wanted Amerlca'a t1 Home Business Moma Worlc At $2,000 00 off Solocted Smgle Wide Homee Super Low Pay· mentsr Oak WOod Homes B.ar PE~SI Apartments lor Rent $325 monlll (304)675-54n 320 Mobile Homes lor Sale Natld A Loan7 Try Debt Consoli· dalton $5,000. $200.000 Bod Creda 0 K Faa 1-800 77o-o092 Ex1 215. Retail sales clerk In Pomeroy, must be able to work soma Sundays and evenings. 34 hours or more per week Send resume c/o resume w/salary hlliory to PO CALL NOWI 1 800 355-0G29 Ekl 8117 os. Inc 8bo·322-1139 E•l 050 VOid In KY, IN, C1: /.COKE ' IFRITQ LAY SNACK AND SODA VENDING ROUTE BE YOUR OWN BOSS $$$ALL CASH BUSINESS$$$ INOR~SE YOUR INCOME NOWI SJ..t-~L INVESTMENT /EXCEL· LENT PROFITS 1-800·731-7233 EXt 103 1550 NHdedt Guaranteed Approval! SB 995 Financing Available Is· land Automated Medical Servlc· 5364 health. lila Ins. mllaige SJind HMNS/UHC STOP RENTING! II OWN " For LESSI NO MONEY OOWNI Credil MEDICAL BILLING ,Unllmttld In CO ROM lnvestmefll $4,995 People And Posaasa Exceptional Bello Roado {Carpel and cloling coats negotiable) For an apoo _polntmont coli 1304}675-1403. Jt48,000. PrOVIded Must Own Computer 1· Part Time X-Ray Tech 'For A Mo· bile X· Ray Company Evenings Poolllon Available ROOFIN.G POREMAN. Must Be Talonled. Able To Make Doclalona. Want II Permanent Job. Work Wall With wv. Sandhill Road PI Pleasant, at the corner of Sandhill and IIOIJ.434.5516 Ed 667 come Potential No Experience Naceaaar.y Free lnformallon & And Weakonda .Coli 1·800-999· 9709 Hoalad Paint Room Lola of storage Thla lovely home Is localad on a corner large 101: :! 5 mites out www.rnouroes runlimited com 440 38RI2BA 2 Car GariiQl Ml Aho Beautiful well maintained 8 1 Lev· el HOme wtttt 4 Bedrooms 3 Full Baths Large Family Room with working flrtplace, Living Room and Attached 2 car Garage Plus a 26xSO Separate Garage w1th Thrte Doors ~ lattt Floom and a llmllad Income 1·888-474-4703 lsbcOirognet net EMERGING COMPANY NEEDS fT.RN Supervisor In Gallla Co . omee WQrkll'lo From Home Proceulng Our Corporfltt Ntweletteral $2 Per Newalenerl Q.~rantted Handyman Service, 740·256· BOTH POSITIONS. Gal~ w /Full Bene- Ills Apply On ·Lin& AI www otrdrlvoro com Or Call 1-877·230· 6002 P.A M Transporl munity· Building each Saturday Wedemeyer's AucUon Service, ATTEN\IONII Sf .JOO W. .kly Part time receptlonill, mutt be personable have telephone skills, able to deal with the publtc and hand• generar dutlec, Pomeroy ar•a Send fe4ume to iiOIOGs DRIVERS $500 SIGN ON • IMMEDIATE OPE~INGS Over Tho Road Start AI 29 CPM /All Ml Unloading PI>'/ Porsonallred Dispatch Home Often HOliday 1 Vacallon Pay, 401 K /Med fPres I Dental. Assigned 99 T2000"a Rider Program 98% No - To~ch Freight CALL SUMMIT TRANS 1 PORTATION 801J.878-o6110 EOE .... beginning January 8, 9am-? For AmerlCialma Saoks FT /PT Madlcal Bllloro Up To $50K Nr PC Required No Ex· perle nco Needed Will Train Call 1bii-AM 1·877-42>4·28110 Flea Marltet Inside Hanfor!l Com- IIIIo call304'895-3474 "'"'*'gs •liar 6f'a.l -e.. -mnet Cerllfled Nurse Aide Training ' .. and board and amoll wage RoJ- 410 HouMI for Rent 310 H-lorSale ARE YOU CDII!IECTED? lnlor· nat UMrs Wonted! $350 -SI!oo 1 Week 1-888-8!6·9336 www eblz· AVON! All Aroasl To Buy or San. Shirlay Spoar&,>304.875-1429 ,. 17693. wv 1331). 740-989-21123. Old rilles. Rlslots. old toys tncilan ertifaciS, ciVIl war H.,.., 2420 . .. , . 7~742· -- pertonct R~l~. Of Pay Ia N111Jotl• oblo Hours 9 ill M To 6 ~M . Paid Holidays Apply lo Person AI Earl Auto Sarvlco Bidwell OH 45814. •' • ' Auto Technlcl~n 5 \'ears E•part ance Auto Mephantc 2 Years Ex· All Yord S.loo Mull lo Pold In Advance Deed line 1:OOpm .the 1:00pm F~dly. you need to hit The Trail. tlon. telephone In tht home and willing 10 ~Wrk wiHk·ends & hoH· days Muat be motivated and flexible Will train, Experience In providing direct care or working with older aduln a plus State tested nuralng aaal~lants en· ASSEMBLY AT HOMEII Crallo. Toys Jewelry. Wood. Sawing. '!yplng Graal Payl CALL 1-800· 795-0380 Ext 1201 (24 HIS} 141 Area {740}-44t·1892 Midwest lor Home Health Aids Applicants should have a high school diploma or G.E 0 reliable tranoporta· EmpiCJ'iOr .. • Applications are btlng accepted Height, Pomeroy. Oh An EOE Lost Chocolate lSb Female Dog In Area Of Wray Road & Blessing Road. 740-441~ • SandResumoto Gallpolla Dally "!libune RE Mvortlllng Sa1H Rep 825Thl<dAvenue Gallpolls, Oli 4!631 are available at the Meigs Multi· purpose Senior Center.Mulberry If this is who you call when you need a fourth ••• • • • • P'- couragod to apply Appllcsllona • South ' MUll """'good CommunlcaliCN1 aitllll • Mull ..... good drM>g reei)ltl & PrtiYidt own lltlnaportaHon "Mull 1\alle ability 10 bo sTEAM 7, Wk Old Qllle CKC\Rog 1 Free IO good ;~ homo !lo4}a75-2462 ::=; to withdraw the abo~ collateral prior to Further, The l'armera and Savlnge Company raHrvn the ~ht to NJaOt "'1, or all bide aubmlttad. urthar, 1he • bovil COllateral will be actklln ._ condition It Ia In, Willi 110 axprua or Implied wamntlea 11van. : For further lntormatloll, contact Shalla Buchanan at llt2·2138. (1) s, e, 1 3TC ForWaiE-Iahtdt.ocaiCo SERIIING TRI.COUNTY AREA :.llik' Rusioll Tirrlor ndl Medium Golden and te w/Biue Collar lincoln Pike • ADYEIIllSING SALES REPRESENTATIVE ,,... Mixed Pups to good home !'11~ 446 4412 .... Ill ing, meal preparallon, and Ugh1 ho1.11tketplng required Room Domino's PlrzJ G6111po11e a Po moroyOnty 740-446-4040 Friendly also give away 9 -ilook Chow puppv. lomale 13 w1<a womlln In Ml Allo Pelion! bath· AccepUng Applications For Home Healing Driver a, Wee - monthe Old catl (740)-416-1062 (1) 5, 8, 7 3TC Live In Caretaker for t14erly ~ Now Taking Applications From Alloaat Closs B COL Wllh Tank Elldoroemonta Send Ropllos To CLA 490 c/o Galllpolla DallY 1tlbune. 825 Thlnl Avtnuo Gallipolis. OH45831. Bullntee Opportunity 210 Offera Top Salary Commenaurote. wl1h~ Blnelllllnelude 40tK. Heal1h a LlolnSinnce Mileage Sand Aosun-. I Salary Hittory IO , HMNIWHC. PO Box 1042 l'roclolvilll 01110 45689 EOE surance And 401K Must Hav• l'fJ11ow Kltteps to give aweyl ar "Oualllicallono muotlnclude, Eneflllllc. ~Ilia Caring and Provide Oualty Care • kends 011, Pold Time 011 In- Giveaway HelpWan'-d (419~12 S_......, Wllhi-11 Alluta. 7 JO"p m Nllllville 11 De1roi1 7 30 p m Monueat at St Louts, 8 p m Calpry • Chlc:aao. a 30 p m. Aorido 10:30 p m 119 trencas required Call c.onect 'Immodlate Opening lor FT. RN In Goilla County C.-olina .t 8o1t011 7 p m. New .Jft'Jey at Buffalo, 7 p m Phoe.Ux 1t Ottawa 1 p m. Far West ' '~N­ TOIIIebt'a pmt~ Gowp s.~ POTfNTIAL Nocunry CALL TOLL FREE 1·100-966 35119 Ex1 2601 $34 00 RelundableFM Hockey Far West 700 :'i8 1 i67 ~· Prairie View " WEEKLY 'liolr<t Hullll RN Nevlldo 90 W)'Omlna 81 20T Southwest Arkansas 71 MlSSlSS1ppl67 Centenary 65 Teus A&M ~ Oklahom11o S1 125 Lanss10n 6'i BYU 77 UC Jrvme 66 li!dimn a.... St 69 10 Ct'ntral DI\ISWn n Texu Tech 61 Santa Clan S4 S lllti'IOIS 77 llhnms St 12 SW M1uotm St 72 N Iowa 62 Dn' ISIOII I<iun • Tex.u 80 Kanus St. ~~ Texas AilM 62, Baylor ~9 Tea;u AlkM·Corpw Ouisn Help W1111tecl Complete Simple Government Forma A1 Home No E•perience Scoreboard lnd•ana 71 W!SCOMin 67 Iowa 58 Nor1hwestern ~2 Kent 71 OHIP 69 OT ~· f~387-o822 RE8IDENTIAL HOME OWNERS Tappan HI Efficiency 90% Gao Furnacet, 011 Furnacu 12 Sur Heat Pump & Air Conditioning Systems Free e "'''ar Partt 6. La· bot Worronty llilnnello Healing & Cooling. 1-800-812·!1ffl7 WOOd Burner With Blower. Excel lent Cbndlllon S4!SO, 740·446· 6962 1987 Spnnt 3Cyl Auto Rebuilt Engine Excellent Condition 11 000 llrm 1304)675-5403 1991 Lumma Euro 88,000 m1las 13 995 1992 Cavalier R/S 84 000 miles $3 295 00 1991 S 10 Dura ngo 96.000 miles 12 795 COOK MOTORS (740} 446-0103 11191 P.iymouth Laser AS. Loaded, 107 000 Milas. $3 750 740·4488962 1992 Plymouth Acc laim White Blue lntonor {304}875-4014 1993 Chl'ly CaiWiler lwd 4 ely 4 dr, red with gray 1nterlor, 86 000 miles. mu"" Iron! damage, 11.200 740·992- 1506 days 740·949· 2844-&weeltendo 1993 Ford Probe sliver good 'COII<Iition $4500 741).992-7727 �.. -.- -- -~ • ·• Page A 6 • The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy, Mklcllep~ Ohio r ., Thuraday, January e, 2000 ., , -: • ln.dians ask sharer-olders to vote for $320M sale of ~lub to-attor_ neJ:CLEVELAND (AP) Shareholders of Cleve Ian(! lljdtans Ba~eball Co wtll be asked to vote at a SIJacial mcetmg Feb. 7 to approve the $320 tmll10n sale 10 pf the Amcncan League franchise to lawyer Larry Dolan Dulan agreed m November to buy the Cleveland lndmns for what could be a record for a baseball franchtse, topping the $311 million sale of the Los Angeles Dodgers last year from the 0 Malley famt!y to Rupert Murdoch's News Corp lndtans shares are pubhcly rraded, but the maJorily ownership ts pnvately lteld In a letter to sharcholders, Rtchard E Jacobs, chatrman, prestdent and chtef executive officer of the lndtans, {ecommended that shareholders approve ' sellmg thetr shares to Clolan. f , In the letter, tncluded Wednesday m a fihng wtth the Secunttes and Exchange CommiSSIOn, Jacobs esumated that the shares will be purchased for $22 61 per share When the lndtans held the1r mtttal pubhc offering tn June 1998, the shares were marketed at $15 lndtans stock closed Wednesday on the NASDAQ at $20.62~ down 6'1• cents Dolan's acqutsttton 11 subject to approval by maJor league owners. Jacobs wd the transaction should close by the ~nd of March or CllflY Apnl. Dolan has Said he Will letaeneral manager John Hart run the baseball OPC.t!Jton! The SEC filmg Wednesday Said Hart stands to, get a $600,()00 bonus when the deal closes. The SEC filmg revealed that Dolan had to mcrease his offer after betna informed SeP.!, 17 that his offer of about $250 trulhon was insuffictent and ~hat he was being eliminiied as a purchase prospect. The fihng also revealed the agreement assures • the name of Cleveland's baseball park remain Jacobs Field at least throujh Oct. 31. 2006, m exchanse for $6.3 mt!hon. It also reveals that Jacobs will be provided exclusive use of a luxury sune 11 the ballpark durtng his )tfetime and membership in the 'lerrace Club, the ballpark's rcstaurant 'The filing made clear that the pub- he shareholders, follriin. the ~ '' will ce~Ue to have any tnterest ~ the .company or tlle Clevel&i¥' lndtans franchtse and will nolo~ benefit from any m~rcase tn ::!b! value of the company ;-- With 16 secpnds left m Round 8 m 1980, Panama's Roberto Duran said "No mas" ("no more"), quutmg after hemg thoroughly outclassed aq4 gtvmg his WBC welterweight title to Sugar Ray Leonard will 11 0 1800 Larry Holmes retamed the worl&heavywetght boxmg tttle by knocking , out Marvts Frazter at 2·57 of the first round m Las Vegas tn Basketball Marquette 56 Srunt Lows ~8 Mumu OhiO 60 Cent Michigan 55 M1ch1Jan St 76 Penn St 63 Mmnesota 85 M•ch1gan 68 NPA standings EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantu: .1!: L f<l. Mmm1 New York Ph•lnd~:lph1.1 Ullundo ll oston N~w JerSl'\: W lSinngtun 10 12 20 19 19 16 Jb ll 17 15 661 611 559 • SilO 4l1 187 12 19 I I 21 1 ~4 I 1 '7 8 21 9 18 ll 17 I l 1983. Ch lriO!lC f lllllliO ~1111\ wkc~ Ddw1r ( Ll \II AND At I nua (I th. 1go ......•....... ... 18 17 p II l -·- 1-' 14 19 '0 1 6 56'\ 5-'B 187 155 10'\ 4 4 " Ohio men's college scores 4 9 10 11 ~~ H ,, 16 '" nnnoln 10 IU,lull Dnlhh 9 7 v.. n~l) ll• lr 12 14 14 21 12 24 616 'ill 500 Hl 190 226 Pallfic 01v1sron 21 24 I A I 1k ' Prrtlml S 1t r lDllllhl s~ ttk I R 10 20 12 19 II l'lt><.:m~ 1 \ l I ppcr.s llllld~n 5 7 64) 62'i 611 II " 6 25 19-1 ' 7 7 7 20 Wednesday's scores • East 76 Haverford W lo lum bH1 62 Wtgncr 56 Duquesne ~n La Salle 6~ Fwt1e1tl 78 Mamt 72 H,1rv 1rd 78 Albany NY 60 lmm 7!.J St Peter s 62 L:~t wette 76 Delawnre V~Ji e} 'i8 I oyola Md 101 Camsws 90 Nn\y79 ltbc n ~ ~'\ Nmrc Dame 7~ Co nn~ c !l t: UI 70 Pro\Jdl.!n~c S'i G~:(lfl!l;mwn 48 R ob~,: n Mu~m 70 S1 Fr:m~'h P 1 48 .St Jose pi\ ~ 82 I onlham 74 S) l IU.J~c Yl Rutgc1s 7-J ' lc1 lflil 8~ Rllod ~.: l ~ land -l 'i South Al ilb unn A&f'-1 6~ ,\ 1VSU 'i l Alnbn mn St 6-J A1k Pm.: Blult 'i'J ,\ /corn St 71 Jnd ;snn Sl 6'\ Ce1t llon dr~ 9' MerlC I 77 Cull ot Ch ulcs10 n 68 Chmlestoll Sou thern 49 e Duke 109 Vuguua l()(l o r llm1p!nrlX7 S Cnrol1 1WSt8l J 1111~~ M 1d1 son :'i9 A men~;nn U '12 l\d11Ucky W Gcorg1a Te~h 71 I SU 78 Abh:1ma 66 fl. 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Will be ntDIMd by th llalga ~ CommiNIIII ... II their olftcto . .. the c:oura-.. ~Ohio 41711 unti10:QO • Jan. 11, and 1:00 P.ll. II Mid oltiDa Dp Ined and read aloud or ._ fGf. "*' .. lowlnt: ' Tile )IUI'ahaM and ........., of a Fire Truck to tha BrnaiiM ValuntHr 'Fire · Ohio women's college scores Other NCAA Division I women's scores Torugbt's games S rnnmemo m Toronto 7 p m Hous10n vs Mrarru 7 30 p m M lwoukce t! Detroll 7 30 p m Golden State :u CLEVELAND 7 30 p m Ponlmd at M1nnes01a, 8 p m Utah nt Dallas 8 ~0 p m l ndl(m 1a. Denver 9 p m B\J ~k n c- 1 1 ~ Anderson 8'i BluffiOn 72 Fra nkhn 6'i Wilmmgton 'iS H a n o H~r 61 Mount St Joseph S7 Bluffton 79 Anderson 59 Ddinnce 8 I Ohvet 44 HnnO\er 69 Moum St J(lscph 45 PhrladclphHI l I 3 Golden State 92 OriRndo II tl VllJlCOU\et 96 Detroit 120 Atlanta 108 Utnh I I 8 Chnrlotte 96 s~a ttl e 99 Saa Antomo 96 C/11cago 11 Washmgton 66 LA Ltlkers 118 LA Chppers 101 NCAA Division I men's scores NY Islanders WESTERN CONFERENCE Central OIYilioft .1!: L I BI ~ !if liA JMm Deooh~:.:.... : ... :25 ll IIII 51 LoUiS Nashville 14 21 6 4 0 I 52 SS 120 142 84 99 S 2 JS 102 117 ChiCIIJO II 22 6 2 10 106 121 Nonhwest DMslon Coi011Jdo> ................ 19 16 l I 44 112 I 04 Edmonton 13 17 II 5 42 101 Ill Caii"Y 17 18 12 18 I J 40 91 113 15 98 115 v.ncou~er l 8 PaclllcDI- Phoenoo: Dollas : : Son Jo,. Lo•An1eler tingles 1onlght Call toll free 1. 800-788-2623 extonslon 6178 30 Announcements New To 'rtlu Thrift Slloppe 9Wut stmson Atnona :~~:::22 21 I) ll 4l 0I 48 48 124 100 104 93 20 19 l l 48 122 109 17 IS 7 2 43 119 Ill Anllht1m 18 II 4 I 41 97 99 Overtime losses count u a loss and a regulauon I~ ~ 1\iuck to' IIIMI lila epacltloltlone M pro. vklad In . . ltld pMat. New Jersey 3 P1111bul)h I N Y Ranaen 3 Toronto 2-0T Dallu 1 Naslmlle I Colo<ado 4 Call")' 0 ,_, Ol~..of . . PdloJal or ...... k~ng th bond ..... ...... be ..... and mll1tad • lid fDr lyta:uae Volume. ..... DeplfbMnt Fire 1I'UCIII lid and llllllad or clelfvered 10: at74CH12--. olanat llowltrd, Praelclent Coll'thaUM Pomaloy, Ohio 4l7tl llalge County Commlealon.,. (12) 23,30 (1} 13TC . (12) 23, 30 (1) e 3TC Public Notlqe • PUIIUC NOTICE-;- RIQUUT !'011 COST PRO. purch-. ¥::"'• dare ...., NCIIpl olltlde. Eech bkl mutt be IIU:D ... I nlad by llthlr • blcllland In an amount ol 1110% ol ._ blcl amount with • auraly aallllfllotoryto ... afarMalcl County Commlallonera or by ~ eolvent llanllln . . _ . _ add_..., llhlpCounty Commleelonere Coulthaa-. Pomaloy, Ohio "clapoalt ol 0.,.... will be 45711 until 10:00 A.II., raqulrad fDr nah Ill of llonclltV - Jan. 11. aoao ror dl ..ary and' and epealtlcatiOi\1:" lila • full amount will lnatallallon lor .... by .... returned wiiNn llllrty (30) Mlclcllaport VoluntHt or letter ol cradl upon a Tampa Ba~ 3, Vlfl(ouver 3·tlf: Aonda 5 Anaheim I afD,...Id Mell• County Comml~ lid Ianda ahlll be -,.nlad by Dap1rtmant ollhe IDIIDwlng equipment: \ Radio Equipment, ID lnolude: Mara- Tree ~r equMtlent) 100 watt U I' moblla radio,' Vartax (or equlvalanl) vall. llepaater and all -latad antannu, ,.., headHI, wl~ and IIIMUIII and I HT· ,. ohannal ~ I'ICIIDe &atlty clothln.g and household Public Notice wttll I'MIOie apeeker mlct1. Equipment ahall be lnetallad on equipment at ._ Sutphen CDI'JIDI"8l1Dn In Colurnbua, Ohio. Coat propoeala may be mailed or clellvend to the llelga , County Commhelonara, ec.uru-, Pomeroy, Ohio 41711. Quaetlona In regard to thl1 requeet may be to Jean Tru-ll, lhlga Gntnta Admlnlatrator ol not leN IIMtn 1ot ol . . ltld _ . In '-or 01 ._ 1-· a.. tlad chick, caahlera chick, San Jose 1 Edmonton l·tse Public Notice lpecltlcatiOna, and IIIII P08ALS fDnM may be at Dac.12, 1. . .... ofllca of ...... County Coal PropoMia will be Commlaalonare " reoalvad ltV the Melge Courthouel ....... o,, ONo Coueeli Comn h liD'*' et~ their ofllca at the 41711 - " " - ...... W,.O•esday'sscores 7~592-1842 PubHc Nollc:e NOTICE TO cO!rrRACEASTERN CONFERENCE \': TOM ad pra)IOUII fDr the Ata.ntiC' DlwWon Pu..w.- lind o.llwry of Ium .1!: L I B.I & !if 1iA New Jersey • B 12 'i 2 5] 119. 97 N- Fire Truell fDr uae by Plulnde:lphuL 22 II 6 I 51 121 89 ' lhelyreouae Yolu- Flllt P.1ttsbura:h ................ 17 IH 3 .5 42 1.24 110 Department In Malga NY Rangen I' 19 7 '\ '36 98 1n Oh1o Conference 92:219017 St Ut NHL standings Heartland Conference 8<< 77 ~ Public Notice M::mc!tll 59 Cnp11o:ll 'il Mount Un1on 7~ Daldwm Wallau.~ 71 OhiO Northern 71 He1ddberg 61 Otterbcm IS I John Carroll 79 ' 10' • Why wall? Start meeting Ohio - Ohio Conference L f<l. 667 10 1 Toronto at Pitllbur)h 7 30 p m Anaheim 11: Carolina. 7 30 p.m Vancouver 11 Dallu 8 30 p m Montreal 11 Colorado. 9 p m Tampa Bay at Edmonton 9 p m. •I Lao.....,.,.,, N Y lslaoden 11 Phlladelptria, 1:30 p rn. • Cal Sl Fullenon 72 Snn D1ego Sr 66 Snn D1ego 67 Leh1gh 61 St Marys, Cal 6'\ Ne1ndC1 'il UC Samn B nrb~~orn 7l LO) ol1 Mnrymoum 6'\ 6 WESTERN CONFERENCE 20 • Frlday'spmes . Public Notice PUBUC NGnCE NOTICE 11 hereby given that on Saturday, Jan:.,•· 1110:00 a.m., • c 1~ ule WJII be held at 211 Weat ~cl Street, Pomeror, The Farmer'a Bank a~ aavlnga Company • landed parking lot (bealda Powell'a Super Ylllu), to Mil for caah the tollowtng collateral: 18M GIIC SONOMA PICKUP 1GTCS11147T81i111428 The Farmara Bank arod Savlnga Company, Pomerov, Ohio, raHrv.. the ~llht to bid 11 thla aale, and to withdraw the above collateral prior to a11a. l'urlher, The Fa.....,. Bank and Savlnga Company raHrvee the right to raJIICI .,fl):, Items $1 '1urther, or ell blda aullmltled. • the abova ~o blg sale every 1'hursday Monday ttlru Saturday 9:od.s 30 " coll-81 wtll be actkl Uf U,. condition It Ia In, with '110 axpreea or Imp I!:ell Wllrrantlea given. For further Information, contact Tim Wolfe at ~ (740)-448·1090 ~pnths Ella<* malo 112 RotrleY 4281. Public Notice - old To good home (740}·441· PUBUC NOTICE ,• NOTICE Ia hereby gluell that on Saturday, Ja...~ 2000, at 10:15 a.m., a pu Hie wtll be hald at 211 Welt Second Straat, Pomaror, Ohio, The Farmar•a Blllll and Savlnga Comi!•!!Y extended parking • l~t (baelda Powall'a Super Valu), to Nil tor caah the foiiDWI~ collataral: 18117 MC SK1 PICKUP · 1GTEK14fltVS01113(1 The Farmara Bank •till Savlnga Companr, Pc>merof. Ohio, rllltJIItbl ~ght to blcl at thle ..... and Black Lab 1 Vear Old Mole. 741J. i1lll'tQ632. le 4 ~nlli old Eskimo SpllZ. 741l-9!12 5968 Kittens need good homo Can be ~ 3rd St Mason WV. Lab/Cocker spaniel male and fe' tii81e, neutered and epayed, .tr•~dly. good walclldoga. noe<l . . . .IJy /lomt 740-992-6769 • 112 old Alabama A&M 78 MVSU 66 Alabama St 8S Ark Pine Bluff 69 Akorn Sl 8 I Jackson St 58 AppolachHm St 8l UNC..GrC"ensboro 72 Augusta St 64 Clilyton St 48 ChilUanooga 66 Georglil Sout~rn 48 Fill lnternnt10nal 77 8uclmell49 Flon da Southern 88 Lees McRae 41 .Furman 81 Wmthrop ·B Gram blmg St 9~ Southern U 87 Hampton 96 S Carolma St 66 Howard 74 Coppm St 67 Lenmr Rhynt! 94 M;,rs H11l 7~ M 1ry\llle Tenn 62 Berry ~1 N II horn s S9 MARSHALL 56 Nortolk St 69 N Cm-ohna A&T 66 Nonh Flonda 78 S C Atken 6~ Sou1h Caruhna 1~ Charleston Sou!ht!rn ' 8 W Monlmu 68 Warner Southern 50 W1s Green Buy 76 Sou1h Aondc 72 • ' • • • • • . 1 JdJFwt Puppy must call to Identity {740}-446·7693 Found In Evergreen Area Found· large gray cat with white markings. on Butternut Avenue, call7~992·544 t Loat Female Beagle Brown , While , little Black lost Near Shoestring Ridge & Raccoon .. Rood. K Seen Call740-258·1295 A1ler4 ~M Lost Garnet Birthstone Ring wf2 Little S1lver Hearts w/Oiamonds . , lnalde. Size 8 (304}576-2958 Lost small black male Poodle, 8 lbs Tuppers Plains vicinity, re· ward 741J.e67-6500 • Yard Sale Gallipolis & VIcinity 1 ~----A~L~L~~~~~~~~~M~u~ol~-- r Be Pold In Advance Qf!DL!NE, 2 00 p.m. tho diJ befaNftto ICI f I Bethel lnd 69 Groce 60 Donum can Ill 65 Pnnc1pm ~I Empona St 11 8 NW MI5Soun St 64 Goshen 81 Tilylor H Hope 65 Alb1on 51 HunfWgton 61 Mon on lnd 56 lnd.iaM St 71 llhnms St 48 Iowa St 79 Musoun 67 Ka lamnzoo 74 Alma 59 MISsoun Western 56 Pittsburg Sr 55 Nebraska Wesleyan 80 Nonhwestem lawn 12 North Central 12 Augustana Ill 60 Nacre Dame 75 West Ylrguua54 Ottawa Ken 90 St Mnrv 5~ Truman St 72 Cent M1uotm 70 W M1chagan 67. Toledo 66=0T Wts Eau Cla1re 80 W1s Planevllle 56 • Ia 10 ruo Sunclly odltlon - 2:00 p.m Frldly. llondlyodllon - tO 00 ..m. ~lunlay I r • • ._ _,> ~ Pomeroy, Middleport & VIcinity '· '. ' "'7 Southwest dey before the 1d 11 to run, sunday a Mond1y edition· 80 • Oklahoma 86 Nonh Te:w 61 S1 Mory s. Texu 63 Texas-Pan Amencan 44 FREEZING over a putt isn't just an expression. Unless you head for the sunny South and the heralded Roben Trent Jones Golf Trail. The word has gotten around in Cold Counuy that the beautiful courses, the nice weather and the low rates in Alabama are nothing And while we can't . to sneeze at. , guarantee the weather, we can promise you great golf. \ , Calll-"800-949-4444 for information about our 3-dayf 2-night golf and hotel packages as low'as $162. -.-· Auction and Flea Market Bill Moodlspaugh Auctioneering· complete auction serlJJce Buy and sell estates Ohio Llcen'e Phone 740 388·9516, · It You Have No Variable EMperlance Please Don1 Apply Class Apply Point Pleasant Canter Genesis Eldercare, State Route 62, Route 1, Box 326, Poinl Pleasant. WV 255e0 EOE. DATA ENTRY DENTAl BILLER $15 ·145 /Hr Dental Billing Sohwara Company Needs People To Proceu Medl· cal Claims From Home Training Provided Muot Own Coii1Quler 1· 800-223-1149 Ext480 Orlvera 2 We411k Paid COL Train· lng No E•P Need&<( No Money No Credit? No Problem! Eam Up To $32,000 /1st Yr DRMNG POSrrtONS AVAILABLE: CLASSAOTR· Single Driver, Lat& Model Kenworths With Reefers West Coa~t Carrier Ohio 740-379-27i<J Wanted tO Buy 90 AbaOiulo Top Dollar All U S Sll· vor ~nd Gold CoinJ Proolsols, • Diamonds, Antique Jewelry} Gold Rlnga. Pre 1930 US Cutraney, Sll<llng. Etc A<:Qilllilions Jewtlry - M T S Coin Shop. t5t Sec<>nd A....Je, GaYipOI~. 740 446 2842 EMPLOYMENT SERV ICE S CLASSBOTR: Team Straight Truck Late Model Frelghtllners With Sleepers Must Have ~It Brake Endorsements 100 Mile Radius Homo Deliver· AI Least 25 Yeara Old AI leaat 2 Ytara ~I&IICO GoodMVR -lyPifi Htalth lnauranceWorlt Woil With Tho Public For Moro lnfolmallon Call BOO· 437-17114 Hra 8 30 AM -5 P.M EASV WORKI EXCELlENT PAYI Allomble Products can Toll AM 1 ~·5588 Ex1 t1577 11 0 .t $2,000 WEIKLYt Mailing 400 I . '· .. 'I Help Wanted Brochureal Satisfaction Guar· anteedl Postage & SuppUea Pro· vldedl Rush Self·Addreased Stamped Envelope! GICO DEPT 5, Bo• 1~38 , ANTIOCH TN 3701 1-1 438 Sian lmrnedlallij loiS.OOO IYflar /Potenllall Doctor& Need People! Procell Medical Claims From Home. Wt Train MUST Own Computer 5015 Exu7llo 10a1y 1-aoo-•••·•••• www._rtjgolf.c:om '•., ~8-332· $100 WEEKLY I E = R6 OWN a0811 PROCESS RN"· MENT REFUNDS NO EX Rl· E NECESSARY! (24 Hr Recorded Measage} 1-800·8~· 8469 Ext &046 I ll Dally Senllnol, PO Box 729-89 PomtrtJy. Oh 45769 MEDICAL BILLING Earn E•cel· lent $ $ S I Procenlng Claims From Home Full Training Provki od Computer Required Call Weekly PaychtCkll No eq,.rl ence Necltaaryl Homeworkere Needed lmRMtdlatelyl Call NOW tiOIH52•1245 AVAILABLE VENDING ROUTE 10 20 Locallona $3K -S8K E•· celltnt Income • ALL .CASHf 100% Flnanct}.vallable 1·800· Medl Pros Toll Free 1 888~~13 381J.2615 • (24 H11} 6049 Ext 3125 International Company Seeking Dyoamlc Individuals For E·Com· marce Sales Flexible Hours I Un ARE\'QU CONNEqrE07 INTERNET USERS WANT.EO,I $300'$80Q~k 1-888-220·2013 W"(W lnltlnll•tU(:Citlltlf Part-time secretary lo( local church 3 mornings per week c:ompuler akllle reply to MEDICAL BlUER $15 ·145 /Hr Medical BliHng SoltWltra Company Nuda People To Process Mad I cal ClalmJ From Home Training Roofing Sldllo (3-Tab Demonslon· al, Single Ply Rubbor. Tin} Wt Are An Established Company. The Work Ia Local Pay Is Good. Bonuses Paid If You Nl LOoking For A Good, Stable Job • Pleaae Submit YOUR REIIUME To t403 Eastern Avo • Gallipolis, OH 4!63t,.Aitn Foreman Ptllilloll. Yr Postal Jobs $41.32~ oo Now Hiring -Jilo E•perlonco -Pal~ Training ·Great Benefit. Call 7 Days 8iliJ.429.3660 Ex1 J.385 POSTAL JQ8S To $18 35 IHR INC BENEFITS. NO EfPERIENCE FOR APP, AND EXAM INFO CALL 1·800·813-3565. EXT 14210 "8 AM ·9 P,M ; 7 DAYS ldo.lnc •I ' POSTAL 1101!$ UP, To 1172t !Hr Guaral)l&e<( Hire, For Ai!illlcatlon And Exam lnlormaHon Call 8 A M 9 PM M'F I-IBii-8118 5427 EKt. 24-1007 • Prlvala Siller wllh Elderly Relorences & Experience (3041273- Medical Insurance Billing Aula· lance lftlmactlalaly R 'lou Havo A PC You Can Eam $25,000 To $50,000 Annually Call 1·800· 291-4883 f)ep1. I 109 Home Heatth A N SuJJervlaor needed, immediate opening, auauucatlons must Include energetic, r•sponalbla caring a. pro· ~ttlde quaHty care OHera top ul· ary commensurate wllh experl· once beneflls. l~clbdl 40tK. Need 7 Ladlltlb Sell Avon. 740NEW MILLENNIUM DIETl Sue- cell Guaranteed H~l'l Proleln 1 LOW Carba Eat All bey Melt 5 Bedrooms. 2 Baths over 2 000 sq II , for teaa than $450 mo FREE Delivery & Sol 1-800·948· 5678 1974 12x60 all atectnc. washer dryer, refrigerator, oven curtains couch and chair, two window air conditioners In Pordand, ready to move, $3500. ?40 843-5310 days or 740-843-5147 OYO~IIQS 1994 Clayton. 14•65 II All elac· trlc, 2 bedrooms Very nice $11.000 (304}882 2562 1997 14X70 Oakwood. 3 bed room Country No Payments For 90 Days Only 0 Oakwoop ·Galhpo· 110,740-446-3093 Their. Taxes~ Write Immediately Doublewlde Repo, Never lived In, Wlndlalla. 847 A SECO~D AVE 1350. NEW YORK. NEW YORK 10017 28X60 S1,000 Down Delivers wl A C No, Dealers Allowed 1·888· 928-9896 CREDIT CARD UP TO S3.000 Unsoc~red VISA /MC Bad Cradll Or No Ctadn 1 800-256-8818 Ext 14x70 Trailer w/24 ft Expando, for rent In Camp Conley area Liillti.iJ 510 HouMhold Goods 446-4548 741J.446·7375 Appllancee Rec onditioned Washers Dryers. Ranges, Aafri· g rators, 90 Day Guarantee! 2 · 3 Bedrooms And 1 · 2 Bed· French Clly Maytag. 740·448· 7795 rooms $275 · $200/Mo • McCor· mlck Road, 740-446·6844 Leave Mesoego For Sale Recon ditioned wash· ers dryers and ref rigerators 2 Bedroom Furnished Mobile Home $3001Mo Includes Heat Jackson Avenue (304)675-7388 $100 Deposit. Locoted On Han Thompsons Appliance 080 (iJO'I)675-7196 TWo Matching O\ler Stuffed Chairs with large match1ng Ottoman Bur gundy color $125 00 Call (740)· 446-8529 Waterline Spec•al GOOD USED APPLIANCES nan Trace Road. 1 Mile Off 218 740-256--6202: I 2 Bedroom small Mobile Home 1·888-810.0128 $200 00/month Available Nowl {740)-3811-8801 520 $37 00 Per 100, All Brass Com· pesslon Fittings In Stock RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jackson Ohio. HlOO 537 9528 550 Solo Flex Deluxe like new All At lachmanla (740)·441·07 3 1 ~fler 600PM posll. (7401367-11611 530 2 Bedrooms, In Kariauga, Beaut1· ful River VIew, No Pets, 740·441 · Buy o r sell Riverine Antiques 314 200 PSI $21 95 Per 100 1' 200 PSI Sporting Goods 1·Bedrooma Apt Utilities lnclud· ed $300/Mo 1 No Pe1s With D&-- 3 Bedrooms 1 1/2 Baths. With Two 12 Kicker Subwooter Speakers/I n a box Rock ford Fosgate Punch 250 Amplifie r & Autotek 200 watt amplill(fr ·$5o6 I • 3407 Washers. dryers. refrlgeraro rs ranges Skaggs Appliances, 76 Vine Streel Call 740 446·7398 2 bedroom trailer 60U1h of Middle port. 1225 740-9112·2068 Flto 1998 And Newer Ford F Sertes Pickups Came Off 01 A 1999 F 350. SuperOuty Er. cellent COndlttonl $150 Call 740· BetWeen Athena and Pomeroy 2 hon1es, JANUARY SPECIAL ALL HOMES 01'1 SALE $499 DOWN ON SINGLEWIOES $999 ON DOUBLEWIDES 1 601).948-5678 W /Service ~educe 'fo 65% IICASH IN · OFFERII Call 1-800· 29 Now 2000 Doublewldo. 3BR/2BA. 1299 per month Frea Air & Oel~ ery 1-888 928·3426 7 Up To NEW BANK REPOS ONLY TWO LEFT. NEVER LIVED ·~ Proleeslonal 1 Services CALL 1-800·948·5676 NO PAYMENT TILL MAY. 2000 TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY 1851? No Fee Unlels We Wlnl t-888-682-3345 AN¥ HOME PURCHASED IN THE MON1H OF JANUARY WE WILL MAKE FIRST 3 PAY· MENTS 1·800-948-!678 Repo 14x80 Extra Nice Norris, Payoff 130.000 Bank Sacrifice $25.000. $6,000 Below Book Call 1 801J.89Hn7 Single Wide Clearance $9 99 Faxed Rate Save Thousands, Hurry -l!lon"l Lasll Only o Oak WOOd ·d"atlpoUs 740-446-3093 Pl. raalesta111 adwrtlling In this newspa~r Is siA>ject to tho Federal Fair Housing P.ct 011968 which makes HII. . to adVertise ·any preference Special, New 16x80 Low Oown Payment and $269 per month AM Air Call tor qulco E·l approval 1-6811'11211-3426 Two older mobile homes in coun try, remodeled, nice & clean wllh back porch, each has two bedrooms. bath, refrigerator and alove. on 3 acres, 11111 Jn one and ..nt lha odwr, $39 000 see to ap- preclata. 741).992 5264 Thla-WIInol knowmgly accept advertisements for real estate which Is In 'llolatlon tlllha Our-.. ara heraby ln1ormocllhat all dwellings ITO IOACRES Between Galllpolla & Jackson Near Thurman Beautiful Rolling Meadows With lots Of Road Frontage 6 Acres With 1 Acre Pond Awesome Building Site Be· hind Pond Prices Start At $12 600 Land Contracts Avail able ":,~~~ . Water, • Great Free Maps ANTHONY luy, Call For Appointment Or Will Slay wllh elderly ' Day or n~~~1!.;;·800-2~~13-83111>~~--~ Night Good References Coli For Sa .. Or Rent 2 Bedroomo, I (304}11 75- 3536 or 675- 1347 Balli Newly Carpeted. Full Baoemenl. FiniShed Allie Clly SOhools. Low Maintenance QuiM Neigh· borllood $40.000. $4001Mo. Plul $250 Ooposll Available February 15th ean 740-441-om. Building Supplies Block, brfck , sewer plpe tF wind · ows lintels, etc Claude Winters Rio Grande OH Call 740·245 Antiques 5121 560 1124 East M4ln on SR 124 E Pomeroy 740·992-2526 or 740 992 Pets lor Sale AKC registered Ch•nase Shar-Pe• 1539 Russ Moore. owner pupplea lots ot wrinkles 1300 Nice Home Plenty of Room, 3 Bedroom, Brll!k Reduce~ Prlct {304}273-114115. Ntce Houae lor eale i'l New Ht ~ vin 'Are( StUOO {304}7735577. 775 Bulk FoodJ 51'84 S R 775 Palnol 1 or 2 Bedroom Near Wal Mart References, Deposit ReqUired Combustloneer Coal Stove. like 2 Bedrooms Gallipolis S32S/Mo Damage Deposl1 Required References. No Pets 74~106§ 233 Second Avenue 2 Bed· rooms 1 112 BathS Large living Area, Walk Anywhere Dpwntown, Parking In Rear $475/Mo , De· poSit References 740-44~926: BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES, 52 Westwood Drive irom $279 IO $358 Walk 10 Sllop Equal Houatng Opportunity Christy a Family Living apart menls home & trailer rentals, 740 992·4514, aperlmen1s avail· able furnished & unft.mlshed New 7~245·5457 Complete DISH Network satellite system brand new, $149 Installed !rea 740·992·1182 or 304·773· 5305 altar 6pm COMPUTERS - Low Or $0 Down t.ow Monthly Pa~ments V2K Compliant Almost Everyone Ap· Proved 1-80().817-3478 Exl 330 Firewood for sale U.S a pickup load 7~992-3230 Firewood for salt $25 truckload 740 949-11605 Grubb's Plano· tuning & repairs Probtame? Need Tuned? Call the plano Dr 740-441-4525 JmROL HEATING AND COOLING EQUIPMENr INSTALLED ·u You Don 1 Call us we Bort1 lo88 • Free Estlmatesl 740 446· 6308. 1-800-291-0098 Countryside Ap8rtmanls, Nice 2 JET AERATION MOlORS Ropalrad. Now & Aobultt In Stock. Cal Ron Evans 1·800-531·9528 $3651Mo , House Size 2 Bed· rooms. 2 Baths. $435/MO" 1-688841J.0521 Fumlshed 2 Rooms & Beth Show All Utllllleo Paid Share Bath King Wood Burner with Blower $100 oo Whole House Water F11ter and Softener $200 oo RIVerside Apartments In Middle· port From $249 1373 Call 740· 992-5064 Equal Houelng Opportunities • MOBILE HOME OWNI!R8 124 20 Minutes From Rio Granda $9,500 +, $950 Dowrr, Land Contract Available AN· THONV LAND CO . LTD 1·800· 213-8365 For FREE Maps 360 Storage , One large Bedroom Central AIC· Furnance Attached Garage w/door opener Call 140[·4555, allor 5pm, $350 00 redlt Reference and ~ R&-Jiredl Modern I BR All Ulllillll Paid Real Elta.te Wanted Except Eltctrlc Galllp911s Ferry Area $2!50 month + Oepo alt W.Piyc.Yit For LANDI E-lf Hs Ll!iled 20 ·500 Ac'reo CaN lt)on 10012tWHS Anlhony Land CDif4lllny lTD www OOlJOirdltrr» g)ID ' Muat Ha\le Oood References. 740-448-1&15. 740-448-t243 2 or 3 bedroom houoo In Fomof<11. no Pill. 7~992-5151 3 Blclrooma, 2 Beth Houoo. Gorage & !tument Hud Approwdl 71 T"'u Rd can {740} -448- H1.1ga lnvan'tory, OlsQounl Prices, And Mtll Awoy Call Trac~ AI 740-44 1-1982 and wood otovo, $500 740 9!12· 5991 Prlmalllrl DlrocTV 'Christmas Glveaw"''' Ltmllad oupply 800· 263-2640 1 Bedroom Very Clean $225 per Atlrlgoralor Worka Good·$100. Electric Range $30 Worko Good. One bedroom lurnlahed aparl· menl In Mlddltport, 740-992· 9191 J20 Dllch Witch Trencher Ask lng $1600 00 (740} 446-8044 Log Splitter· 20 Ton, 5 Horsepqw er Good Condition 1365 oo. 6ft While Fiberglass Truck Toppe r 74x99 Good ConditiOn $150 00 OBOI 1 (7401·258·9161 New Farmers Tobacco Ware· house, Rtpley Ohio 15 now re· cetving tobac co 1st sale 10 Call toll free or Edison 630 ot Reg1stered Llmousln Cat· tie For Sale Black & Red. Potted & Hqfnad 740 446 8081 640 Hay & Grain Lease Disas ter Tobacco Poun· dage 2 000 Poun.ds 740 446· 1052 Round Batls of Good Mixed Hay $15 oo each Call 740·387·05t2 740-441 5502 71 o Autos tor Sale S NO DOW~! NO CREDIT NEED EDI GOV T FORECLOSURE S! GUARANTEED APPROVALI 1 801J.3f10.4620 EXT 6509 CARS $100 1500 & UP POLICE IMPOUND Honde s Toyota s Chevys Jeeps .. And Sport Utili· lies Call Nowl 800·772 ·7470 , EXT 7602 • 1973 vw Super Beetle rune needs some work asking $600 740·992-7493 1981 vw Rabb ll Fuel Injection Automallc New Tires 59,000 Ac· tual Miles Neat Perfect $ t ,800 ~40-256 6061 1966 Trans Am 350 Automatic, Good CQndltion. S2A200 740· 446-{)390 1986 VW Golf Olosol 5 Speed. Rebuln Engine Extra Good Cone!" tlon No Dents 12.000 741J.258 6061 ~ulred sowago. Truh 1315/Mo 740· Firm (304}675-5403 1985 Ford Escort 82 000 Actua l Plaid sofa and love seat, $125, Jeny chair, $10 Hardwick gas ~ Gravely Walk Behind Tractor Six pieces of of equtpment $2 000 Miles Slarojard 740.446-2155 N 4th Ave Middleport, 2 roo m tlftclency u~llltles paid no pets llap & " ' 740-992-11165 Now Taktng Application•- 35 Wtat 2 Bedroom Townhou11 Apartmtntl Incl udes Water 304-7:16·4800 owe Anchors. Water Heaters, Plumbing & Electrical Parts Fur· nacea & Heat Pumps Bennetts New Mlllenlum Dietl Eat All Day (304}615-4975 N~t 2BR opartmenl with garage Malon 1300 + uiJillles & securi· II' dtfl01il(304}875-1911 1996 New Holland LX465 Skid Sleer Load er Low Hours Very Good Condltton, Call Huntington On VInyl Sklrllng. Doors Wind· N 3rd AV.\ Mlddltporl. 1 br hrr· nllned apar1monl. no poll dtp. & ,., • 740-992-11165 - 2 Blclroom Small HouM. Clean, 3 Mlloo Down Routt 7. $350/Mo , We Finance Wllh •a• Oownl Put 011dll Problems OKII Evtn It Mobile Home Supply, 740·448· 9416 ' month CaUl evenings or leave 410 HouMa lor Rent WANT A COMPUTER??77 BUT NO CASH7? IAMX Technology (304}875-1371/675-3230 Nice 1 & 2 bedroom aparrmants AIC, equipped kitchens , In Po· meroy & Middleport Call 740 · 992·6951, deposit and relerenciS 1988 GMC 2 Ton Truck For Sale or Trade (304}Q75-1658 TRAN SPORTAT ION Jose Canseco Starling lineup buytng older OTV eyeteme with IICCISS card& Jay 740-949-2546 Turnl<l Down Bttlorell R..llablllh \l>urCredlll1 ·800-859.0358 Gaiii>Oils, 740-44tl-!j845 610 Farm Equipment Padded Ralls. $150 oo (740} 367-11512 868-840-0~21 Bedrooms, 1 Beth CIA. W&D FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK (l E Waohor & Dyer $115 00 also Super Singe Waler Bed wUh ..;raclous living 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at VUiaga Manor and ~I • 446·1765 Up To 17 Acre Tracts For Re creation Or Residential Olf SR oooe I Bulk Foods Splcee Candles Cheese Butler, Trail Bologna 2DACRES 011 SR 7 South 01 Gallipollo SA 218 & Neighborhood Roqd Area Rough & Wooded, Road Cui lr'l NEEDS TLC. Singlawldts Allow $2,300Down MEIGS COUNTY RENTALS And Siding. Asking Prlco· $21 ,000. 740·446·4187 Aller 5 P.M. 740.44tl-7300 0oya Buck- Stove Fireplace Insert Longaberger Generation Baskets With Lids Proteclore <& Heritage Green Liners. All But 12 tnc:h Available. 740-256-1096 4% Down For ~lollngal PtYmtlnt Dollllls.-1-800-719-30o1 x118& • Schooll And All kind Vacuum Sweepers. $10 & up KRchen Tablt, 4 Chairs Good Shape $20 (304)675-6512 1 Bedroom Water Cable Rub· blsh Rtlbblah Removal lneludad ,. You Pay electric $340 97400 ven Area (304}713-5577 ' lary FoSil Finder 740-388-1722 361n wide $350 Call 1304}875· 311& 2 Bedroom Apartment New Ha· Register8d We1meraner Pups To good homes $300 00 1740}-446 4412 2 Blink Beds With Matlre&aes & Sheets like New 12 Fool Boat With Tralleur Trailing Motor Bat· Pela, 740-446·2957 Utilities Paid No Pols! (740} 245· 5693 Registered Mlnta11.1re Dachshund Wl1h Papers 4 Females 740 245-5898 "" WATERlESS COOKWARE" Home Oemonsuatlon Kind High est Quality • American Made NOT Koutan Normally $1 500, Sailing $695 1~1 •7267 Garage Apt In 10>wn Plenty of 3 BR Aepoe /Foreclosures, Ftt, C~y 1 Bedroom, Near Arbo(s Nursing Home. Economical Utilities, Quiet Location $279/~o. + Ulllltles, No Over 75 Tanks of Freshwater fish Locally Aalsed Parakeet1/ 1180 (740} 388-9143 WV Land wanted. suitable for hunUng No utllllles, no access, no problem. (740}266·72411 Hall 3 Bedrooms • Laflll Kitchen. 1 Beth. New Roof 992 2218 740-949-2~26 540 Mlacellaneous Merchandl81 $195/Mo. 919 Second Avenue Downl Govn t And Sank Repo a Baing Sold Nowl Financing Aval ~ polio, Clooe To 1 and 2 bedroom apartments fur· nl&had and unfurnished aecurlty deposit required. no pels 740 Furnished Efficiency Apartment FORECLOSED HOMES t.nw Or 0 Downtown Apartments lor, Rent 2 44 Acres Homesite Green Township, Gallla County Flat SOonle Close To Galll>t>Us, SOme 7298 House On Fourth Avenu•. Galli· 440 740-446-1519 Gallipolis Forry Area {304}697- HOMES FROM 11119.30 /Mo t - Rutland area 740-992-m8 350 Lots & Acreage For Sale or Rent Price $11 500 able Call Nowl 1-600-355-11024, Ex1 ,8040 s~e ar. Downstairs Clean. No Pets Deposit & References Required Roatrlcllonl 741J.245-5n6 COUNrRY HOllE Two bedrqoms one bath total electric $250 month, $250 dB· posit references required out· LANDCO.LTD1 800-213-8365 REAL ESTATE '310 Home1lor Sale Middleport $250 month 740-992· 5039 Close To Ala Grande Campus, 1 Bedroom All Utilities Included, 5290/Mo , Deposit Required, 1• 330 Farms lor Sale advertised In this newspaper are available on an equal opPQttunlty billa •• 740-446-4824 & movies Call 740 446 2568 llmltat10n Of dl9crlmlnatlon on race, COlor religion, famlllal slalus or naHonal origin, or any lntemton to make any such preference, llmilalion or discrimination • 1.1---------· Ceposlt, Referencn, No Pets Lot All Utiltt1011 t-{304}-736-7295 ,1 • I 800-211 9594 X 15 MERCHANDISE lor Rent Home tor the Holidays on a Nice 4000 Thai Could Eaolly be 1\Jrned Into Mort Bedrooms 10 Years Old New Sepllc System E•cellent 'Condition . Brick & VInyl BI·Livll Bern I Several Ou1tJulldings Wk Free Info 1·100·911-1811 Ext 1155 (24 Hrs} STEEL BUILDINGS • 5 ONLY! 2} 25X30 30X40 2} 45X90 Must Movet S8111ng For Balance Owedl Equal ljoueing Oppor1unlly 420 Mot)lle Homes 0161 Double Wide Set Up In Tho SFREE CAsH NOWI From Weallhy F&IIIIRtt ,Unloadlng Mil· lions Of Dollars To Help Mlnlmlz.e Drywall Siding Roofs, Addl· lions Pamllng. ole (304}874· 4823or{304}874-0155. Local taachar will do a(tlf school 11 1 d 1 ....... Ufl u or ng an even ng _ ,I a ng, callafler 4pm, 7~992-9807 A 1100.000 +/Yr Buointoll CASIII CASHI CASHI Thll ll Not A Job 15.000 Roq Work 5 Hrll 1 · 888·233 ·~694 Mortgages, Rellnanc:lng And Auto Loans Available Meridian Credit Corp 18004715119 Ext Between Galllpolts And Jackson 2 BR 1 112 lathl, Full laeement. 14 TOO Two bedroom mobile home In 247-5125 Ex11134 Void OH. KS Jlms . Orywail & Construction New Construction & Aemodelf MANDSll CALL 1\8811- Meadow Lind Eatstea PI Pleal· ani, $600 month plus reference• and~ . 304-624-2480 furnished laundry room facilities and to school applications avana~ tt office 740·992·3711 dallon To $200,000 Creel a Cards, Auto Loans Personal Loan• 6120 Usage Reprea•nlatlves WANT· EDII High Peyoula w::~h DE· es CONSULTATION Bonelli Team Services Inc Toll Free 1 888 836-4052 (740~722 spondlnco 81110<1 Upon Prior EducaUon And Short Study Courae For FREE Information Booklet Phone CAMBRIDGE STA~E UNIVERSITY 1-8tXJ.II64-8318 MONTH FREi!lt NEW, Inltr· Servlctl GUARANTEED LO· cal Or TO~L- FREE Accesall $19 95 Per Month unnnuiod Village Green Apartments· 2 bedrooms. total electric. applianc- Three "bedroom au electric ranen home with auached garage fenced back yprd large lot at $16.000 00 OBO {740}·256-1618 (740}·256-1252 Masters Doctorate By Corre Naededl Large Advertising Firm 14 For Every Voice -Mail $400 $500 Ev• Tln!l Limited (24 Hrs} SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY Claim Denied? We Spec1allze In Appeals And Heaungs FREE And Aeftnanclng Credit Problems Ok Consumer• Financial 1·800· Schools lnetrucUoo $100 Per Ho1.1r Homaworktra plk:atlon& lor 1 BR HUO &ubal!! Jzed 'Pt for elder ly and handl· capped EOH (304[675-E679 Supplies Fis h Tank/Pet Shop Ht00·21~. BuelnOpportunlty $15. Call 740·446·4548, 741).446· 7375 241 3 Jackson Avenue /Pt Pleasant {304)675 2063 Sun 1 4PM Mon-5al 11 AM-6PM EARN A LEGAL COLLEGE DE GREE QUICKlY. Bachelors. 210 elec1rlc ~ - 24'' 79 314" T~ln Towers now aceepllng ap Loans To $5 000 Debt Consoli· ' Reg 190-115·127>111 • FINANCIAL 304-736-7295 t SSBAD CREDIT? Gol Cooh c.,.., Horne Care for 1 Non Smpkllr & Non-Drinker Hdneot & Mobllo. R..ao- {304}882-3880 Pilot Program , Reptera Needed, Ron"s Gun Shop. 740-742·8412 Brick Home tor Rant 3 bedrooms beth 3 References and Deposit Cllllllpollo Colle(jl (CaiOtrs Clooelb Homa} CaiiTotJayl740-446-43e7. haul your logs to the• miH just 304-675-195, ., call; 741J.388-11 00 ' Furnished C81174Q.4.4&<1599 92 Clayton 16x80 3 Bedroom& Heal Pumpo; Good Condition SS Bualness' , Training Georges Portable Sawmill, don't House Arid Trailer 2 Bedrooms Each Refrences and D*poalt Required Water And Trash Paid Spring Valley Green One Bed room Apartments Appl ia nces Debt Consolidation. Mortgages WILDLIFE JOBS To $21 60 /HR INC BENEFITS GAME ,WAll· DENS , SECURITY. MAIN TENANCE. PARK RANGERS NO EXP NEEDED FOR APP AND EXAM INFO. CALL 1·800-813• 3585, EXT 14211 8 AM ·9 ~M 7 DAVS Ida Inc 180 Wanted To Do alttr 4f'a.l Expando Route 141. $375/Mo , 1109. Galllpoiia OH 45631 150 Q.ll 1997 Clayton t4x5& Owner May 220 Money to Loan Must Startar & Enjoy Working The Pubtlc Prevl· ous Olffce Experience Prelerred Set'td Reeumee To P.O Box 11 2 bath 122.000 (304}862 36!19 t·l77· •• 140 mo Deposit Required es• 1-7~983-2933 540 Miscellaneous MerchandlM Finance Will Rent Sol Up On Lot Close To VInton, 740 366-8260 AliBIS PM Tho Dally Sentinel, P0. Bo• 729fomeiV'/. Ohio 45789 Box 1042, Home FrH Casoetto 1-888 613; 5275 ' boursvllla. Wv t (304} 736-7295 or 1·{304} 736-2395 DEBT CONSOLIDATION Procto<vllle. Ohio, 45869 E0 E Moms wanted Amerlca'a t1 Home Business Moma Worlc At $2,000 00 off Solocted Smgle Wide Homee Super Low Pay· mentsr Oak WOod Homes B.ar PE~SI Apartments lor Rent $325 monlll (304)675-54n 320 Mobile Homes lor Sale Natld A Loan7 Try Debt Consoli· dalton $5,000. $200.000 Bod Creda 0 K Faa 1-800 77o-o092 Ex1 215. Retail sales clerk In Pomeroy, must be able to work soma Sundays and evenings. 34 hours or more per week Send resume c/o resume w/salary hlliory to PO CALL NOWI 1 800 355-0G29 Ekl 8117 os. Inc 8bo·322-1139 E•l 050 VOid In KY, IN, C1: /.COKE ' IFRITQ LAY SNACK AND SODA VENDING ROUTE BE YOUR OWN BOSS $$$ALL CASH BUSINESS$$$ INOR~SE YOUR INCOME NOWI SJ..t-~L INVESTMENT /EXCEL· LENT PROFITS 1-800·731-7233 EXt 103 1550 NHdedt Guaranteed Approval! SB 995 Financing Available Is· land Automated Medical Servlc· 5364 health. lila Ins. mllaige SJind HMNS/UHC STOP RENTING! II OWN " For LESSI NO MONEY OOWNI Credil MEDICAL BILLING ,Unllmttld In CO ROM lnvestmefll $4,995 People And Posaasa Exceptional Bello Roado {Carpel and cloling coats negotiable) For an apoo _polntmont coli 1304}675-1403. Jt48,000. PrOVIded Must Own Computer 1· Part Time X-Ray Tech 'For A Mo· bile X· Ray Company Evenings Poolllon Available ROOFIN.G POREMAN. Must Be Talonled. Able To Make Doclalona. Want II Permanent Job. Work Wall With wv. Sandhill Road PI Pleasant, at the corner of Sandhill and IIOIJ.434.5516 Ed 667 come Potential No Experience Naceaaar.y Free lnformallon & And Weakonda .Coli 1·800-999· 9709 Hoalad Paint Room Lola of storage Thla lovely home Is localad on a corner large 101: :! 5 mites out www.rnouroes runlimited com 440 38RI2BA 2 Car GariiQl Ml Aho Beautiful well maintained 8 1 Lev· el HOme wtttt 4 Bedrooms 3 Full Baths Large Family Room with working flrtplace, Living Room and Attached 2 car Garage Plus a 26xSO Separate Garage w1th Thrte Doors ~ lattt Floom and a llmllad Income 1·888-474-4703 lsbcOirognet net EMERGING COMPANY NEEDS fT.RN Supervisor In Gallla Co . omee WQrkll'lo From Home Proceulng Our Corporfltt Ntweletteral $2 Per Newalenerl Q.~rantted Handyman Service, 740·256· BOTH POSITIONS. Gal~ w /Full Bene- Ills Apply On ·Lin& AI www otrdrlvoro com Or Call 1-877·230· 6002 P.A M Transporl munity· Building each Saturday Wedemeyer's AucUon Service, ATTEN\IONII Sf .JOO W. .kly Part time receptlonill, mutt be personable have telephone skills, able to deal with the publtc and hand• generar dutlec, Pomeroy ar•a Send fe4ume to iiOIOGs DRIVERS $500 SIGN ON • IMMEDIATE OPE~INGS Over Tho Road Start AI 29 CPM /All Ml Unloading PI>'/ Porsonallred Dispatch Home Often HOliday 1 Vacallon Pay, 401 K /Med fPres I Dental. Assigned 99 T2000"a Rider Program 98% No - To~ch Freight CALL SUMMIT TRANS 1 PORTATION 801J.878-o6110 EOE .... beginning January 8, 9am-? For AmerlCialma Saoks FT /PT Madlcal Bllloro Up To $50K Nr PC Required No Ex· perle nco Needed Will Train Call 1bii-AM 1·877-42>4·28110 Flea Marltet Inside Hanfor!l Com- IIIIo call304'895-3474 "'"'*'gs •liar 6f'a.l -e.. -mnet Cerllfled Nurse Aide Training ' .. and board and amoll wage RoJ- 410 HouMI for Rent 310 H-lorSale ARE YOU CDII!IECTED? lnlor· nat UMrs Wonted! $350 -SI!oo 1 Week 1-888-8!6·9336 www eblz· AVON! All Aroasl To Buy or San. Shirlay Spoar&,>304.875-1429 ,. 17693. wv 1331). 740-989-21123. Old rilles. Rlslots. old toys tncilan ertifaciS, ciVIl war H.,.., 2420 . .. , . 7~742· -- pertonct R~l~. Of Pay Ia N111Jotl• oblo Hours 9 ill M To 6 ~M . Paid Holidays Apply lo Person AI Earl Auto Sarvlco Bidwell OH 45814. •' • ' Auto Technlcl~n 5 \'ears E•part ance Auto Mephantc 2 Years Ex· All Yord S.loo Mull lo Pold In Advance Deed line 1:OOpm .the 1:00pm F~dly. you need to hit The Trail. tlon. telephone In tht home and willing 10 ~Wrk wiHk·ends & hoH· days Muat be motivated and flexible Will train, Experience In providing direct care or working with older aduln a plus State tested nuralng aaal~lants en· ASSEMBLY AT HOMEII Crallo. Toys Jewelry. Wood. Sawing. '!yplng Graal Payl CALL 1-800· 795-0380 Ext 1201 (24 HIS} 141 Area {740}-44t·1892 Midwest lor Home Health Aids Applicants should have a high school diploma or G.E 0 reliable tranoporta· EmpiCJ'iOr .. • Applications are btlng accepted Height, Pomeroy. Oh An EOE Lost Chocolate lSb Female Dog In Area Of Wray Road & Blessing Road. 740-441~ • SandResumoto Gallpolla Dally "!libune RE Mvortlllng Sa1H Rep 825Thl<dAvenue Gallpolls, Oli 4!631 are available at the Meigs Multi· purpose Senior Center.Mulberry If this is who you call when you need a fourth ••• • • • • P'- couragod to apply Appllcsllona • South ' MUll """'good CommunlcaliCN1 aitllll • Mull ..... good drM>g reei)ltl & PrtiYidt own lltlnaportaHon "Mull 1\alle ability 10 bo sTEAM 7, Wk Old Qllle CKC\Rog 1 Free IO good ;~ homo !lo4}a75-2462 ::=; to withdraw the abo~ collateral prior to Further, The l'armera and Savlnge Company raHrvn the ~ht to NJaOt "'1, or all bide aubmlttad. urthar, 1he • bovil COllateral will be actklln ._ condition It Ia In, Willi 110 axprua or Implied wamntlea 11van. : For further lntormatloll, contact Shalla Buchanan at llt2·2138. (1) s, e, 1 3TC ForWaiE-Iahtdt.ocaiCo SERIIING TRI.COUNTY AREA :.llik' Rusioll Tirrlor ndl Medium Golden and te w/Biue Collar lincoln Pike • ADYEIIllSING SALES REPRESENTATIVE ,,... Mixed Pups to good home !'11~ 446 4412 .... Ill ing, meal preparallon, and Ugh1 ho1.11tketplng required Room Domino's PlrzJ G6111po11e a Po moroyOnty 740-446-4040 Friendly also give away 9 -ilook Chow puppv. lomale 13 w1<a womlln In Ml Allo Pelion! bath· AccepUng Applications For Home Healing Driver a, Wee - monthe Old catl (740)-416-1062 (1) 5, 8, 7 3TC Live In Caretaker for t14erly ~ Now Taking Applications From Alloaat Closs B COL Wllh Tank Elldoroemonta Send Ropllos To CLA 490 c/o Galllpolla DallY 1tlbune. 825 Thlnl Avtnuo Gallipolis. OH45831. Bullntee Opportunity 210 Offera Top Salary Commenaurote. wl1h~ Blnelllllnelude 40tK. Heal1h a LlolnSinnce Mileage Sand Aosun-. I Salary Hittory IO , HMNIWHC. PO Box 1042 l'roclolvilll 01110 45689 EOE surance And 401K Must Hav• l'fJ11ow Kltteps to give aweyl ar "Oualllicallono muotlnclude, Eneflllllc. ~Ilia Caring and Provide Oualty Care • kends 011, Pold Time 011 In- Giveaway HelpWan'-d (419~12 S_......, Wllhi-11 Alluta. 7 JO"p m Nllllville 11 De1roi1 7 30 p m Monueat at St Louts, 8 p m Calpry • Chlc:aao. a 30 p m. Aorido 10:30 p m 119 trencas required Call c.onect 'Immodlate Opening lor FT. RN In Goilla County C.-olina .t 8o1t011 7 p m. New .Jft'Jey at Buffalo, 7 p m Phoe.Ux 1t Ottawa 1 p m. Far West ' '~N­ TOIIIebt'a pmt~ Gowp s.~ POTfNTIAL Nocunry CALL TOLL FREE 1·100-966 35119 Ex1 2601 $34 00 RelundableFM Hockey Far West 700 :'i8 1 i67 ~· Prairie View " WEEKLY 'liolr<t Hullll RN Nevlldo 90 W)'Omlna 81 20T Southwest Arkansas 71 MlSSlSS1ppl67 Centenary 65 Teus A&M ~ Oklahom11o S1 125 Lanss10n 6'i BYU 77 UC Jrvme 66 li!dimn a.... St 69 10 Ct'ntral DI\ISWn n Texu Tech 61 Santa Clan S4 S lllti'IOIS 77 llhnms St 12 SW M1uotm St 72 N Iowa 62 Dn' ISIOII I<iun • Tex.u 80 Kanus St. ~~ Texas AilM 62, Baylor ~9 Tea;u AlkM·Corpw Ouisn Help W1111tecl Complete Simple Government Forma A1 Home No E•perience Scoreboard lnd•ana 71 W!SCOMin 67 Iowa 58 Nor1hwestern ~2 Kent 71 OHIP 69 OT ~· f~387-o822 RE8IDENTIAL HOME OWNERS Tappan HI Efficiency 90% Gao Furnacet, 011 Furnacu 12 Sur Heat Pump & Air Conditioning Systems Free e "'''ar Partt 6. La· bot Worronty llilnnello Healing & Cooling. 1-800-812·!1ffl7 WOOd Burner With Blower. Excel lent Cbndlllon S4!SO, 740·446· 6962 1987 Spnnt 3Cyl Auto Rebuilt Engine Excellent Condition 11 000 llrm 1304)675-5403 1991 Lumma Euro 88,000 m1las 13 995 1992 Cavalier R/S 84 000 miles $3 295 00 1991 S 10 Dura ngo 96.000 miles 12 795 COOK MOTORS (740} 446-0103 11191 P.iymouth Laser AS. Loaded, 107 000 Milas. $3 750 740·4488962 1992 Plymouth Acc laim White Blue lntonor {304}875-4014 1993 Chl'ly CaiWiler lwd 4 ely 4 dr, red with gray 1nterlor, 86 000 miles. mu"" Iron! damage, 11.200 740·992- 1506 days 740·949· 2844-&weeltendo 1993 Ford Probe sliver good 'COII<Iition $4500 741).992-7727 �..... • • - --:r- .. • ~- - - ·~ • .... -I • ~Page A a • The Dally s.nttrwl . . 710 Autot for Sale 11183 &atum SL2, 4 - NOTICE TO CON'J'RAc.. -. . . ••? n1lan and PDIIltlltr TORI hlic*; , _ (4) Cllurcll.-. ....... prop11 ... for the (or. ..,.,_.:..., "AIOD 100 · 4 cytin· dlr, front 'ltf\MI. drive, autorNIIO, M.<121 .._, loll with ton - · 11 ... " ' " " " 'd1y1 - aklnO $8000, ......,_end Dllftry ef =.::.~= . light 740·1192-ISOI or 74G-H9· l'lno .... p, Is dlo • •. lclplo ..,.....,_, •-..,·-•··a, Uld IIIII end est ... lor by n 11M 2&U...,.,.... 1994 Cavalier, 2 door, o4. ••It a:•Mftt ~on::.,or.=-: In...._.. Calf• Volu1 11•r ~ cyt:, 5 1potd, C.D. Playor, AJ.C. $3000 = .• forme IIIeY ... MOUNd It :,o=-:..W:, 080. ~:Ml4)675-~ 1&84 :raurus Wagon Run a Good. 11.100.00 ~740)-448-1765 -·until - .... - will ,..,..... wlllllll .... thl ............... ~ II, 2000 end-- It 1:00 ... ·---·· and dash, black, 71,167 mites, P.M. .at .... Dlllae ap1ned ofblcle. minor front damage, runs and Uld I'NCI aleud lor 1M fol- Each bid muet be accompe drives, asking $5100, 740-992- lOwing: nled by lllthw a IIIII bond In 1506 days or 740·949·2844 Ft11een (IS) Seta ef the fo1- an IIIIIOUIII of tC!Cn' Of 1M _,itgs and weakor)do. Iawing Prctactlan bid a111011111 with I IUNIY lltlalectorv to thlllorlllld 18•5 FOrd Muatang, V-6, auto, Equipment: . Melga County 37,000 miles, while with gray inJanaavllle (or aqulvalenl) Ccmmllllo.,.... or by Clftl. lerior, front damage, $3,700, 740- 7.S oz. Pll Natu,... coata fled check, cuh..,_ check, 992·1506 days, 740·949·:1'8~4 and ' poonte. Arallta · (or or letter evaetweekends. 01 c.,.cllt upon a equivalent) quilled lo aolvlnt blink In lht amount nomax with Brtathlx E/11 · 1997 Csmaro. loaded with extras, liner (or equivalent) and of nol leu thin 10% Of 1M •s.ooo miles, 740-669-0904. m 11 t b rr1 at bid 111110unt In favor of 1M ~ ur•. 1 ar •Y am, aforauld Malga Counly ,1997 Dodge Intrepid, 3.5 V-6, front wheel drive, 59,833 milia, 10 x 10 coat patch pock· Commlall-re lid loilda on coat,· ahall bli acco.;,panlad by maroon with gray Interior, cruise ~ · Ill With la .. har _ ac, amltm cassene. PS, r.ecov- lelthar ellouldarl, alboWI p-~ 0 1 ............. . 1 -o u• arad thefi , e&.klng $7900, 740· Uid cuffo, NFPA 2"x3" red '""' 992·1508 days "' 740·949·21144 onmga acotchllta trim, official or agent algnlngllle .....,itgs ard waekands. nomax nllnl patch, ' radio band. pocket on 11ft . . - , 3" 111- Blda . llhall be -led and ·1998 POntiac Flrebird Trans-Am, tara an back 01 ooet: sc~ markOHI lid for 2 dr, 1-topo, 17000 miles, auto, cd, PIO FIRE, Full ballowa Middleport •• Fire Dlpoortmlnt silver metalliC with dark pewter Flra Equlpnwot lid leather, rlg'ht front suspension pantl pockata 1 NCb lag non at,..!ch 'auaP.ndar8 and mailed or dallvantd to: damage, $14,500, 740·992·1506 days, 740-949-2644 evas/Wee- with inatal loop• leather Melt• County kands. reinforced knlla a'ncl c:ulfo,' Commlaalonere 3" cuff trim an poontl. Ccurthouaa 1998 Pon11.q Trana-Am ~ 350 V(15) lullarcl (or Pomeroy, ~lo 4570 Fillion 8 LS-1· Engine. Automatic Trans· ' equlvallnt) FX holm ... with A!Mntlon of blddan Ia m.ls$on, Factory Chrome Wheels, called to aft of lha NqUiraT-Top1, Fully Loadad, 500 wan Ill alandlrd ICCIIaorlel. M_onsoon Stereo System With 10 FifiHn (15) Sar¥u ,_(or -contained In thla bad Spaakoro. 12 Dltc CD Coanger In equivalent) knaa - boola p-., poortlcul.ty to 1M Trunk. CassettJ Player In Dash. Flrabraakar Fighting Federal Labor Standarda Dark Blue Metalll tpPalnt. Dark .. W-'eht. · Provlalona and Davl• · Gray Leather lntenor, Will Take Spaclflcatlona; and bid Bacon Wagea, Varloua PayyoH Or Reaoonable Ofter. CoM · lonna may be aacurad at lnauranca raqulramenta, 740 446 ~54B0r74D-446-7375 . thl office of Mtllga County Vllrfoul equal opportunity 1999 Monte Carlo, LS , V6 , Au- ' C.,..ulonare. A d~ prcvlalona, and lhl Nqulratomatic. loaded. Light Driftwood of Ddollere will be required mant for • payment band (color). 8.000 Miles. $14,500. · and poortormanca bond for 080. (304)895·3707 or (304)372· for IMh 1at of plana and 100'llo Of thl co11triCI prlca. 8093. Tile.fuR amount will ratunad No bidder inllv withdrew hla within thirty (30) doye - r bid within (30) daya altar 82 maroon 4 'd,r. car, runs great, racalpl Of bldL thl actual data Of the open$500, 740-992·9219. Each bid muet_ba accompa- lng thereof. · CARS I 100 ·$500. Pollee lm· nlld by lllthw 1 bid bond In Wa raaarva the right to pounds: Hondi's Toyota's, · an amouill. Of '100'llo of the rajact any or all bldtL · Jeeps, And Sport Utllltlas. CALL bid -unt with • auraly Janet Howard, PrMidant NOWII 1·800·772· 7470; EXT. lltlafiCtory 1o lhallorlaold Mllga County 6336. Malga ·County Commlulanara CARS FROM UtiMO. Buy Po- Commlallanara or by clltl. (12) 23, 30 (I) t 3TC . Ilea Impounds /Aepos. Fee. For nad chiCk, caahlara chiCk, listings /Payment Detail Call 1· or tetttr of or;wdlt upon I Public Notice 800-3t9·3323 1<2156. aolvlnt bank In 1M MIOUnl 1 . Ono Hea•y Duty Car Dolly . ol not llu thin 0% Of lhl NdTICe TO CONTRACTORS $400.00. 1985 GMC s-10 Pick-up bid amount In flvpr Of lhl Sealed Pf'Opoula for lha Runs Gooa $800.00 (740)-446· aforaaald llolga County Pun:hiN and DeliVery Of 1765 Commlaaloiiii'L lid Bondi l'lra P1oladon equlpmant . ahall be accompoonllci by for UN 11y lha Tuppara 720 Trucks for Sale Prco!Of thl official or 111n1 Plaine voluntaar ·. Fire '1972 Ford, 112 Ton, v-ii. · Au· algnlng tlia bond.\Bida ahall · Dapoortmant In Mllaa tomatlc, AJC ; 67,585/inlles, ga· be Nllad and, marked l i County, Ohio. Will be rage kepi, Great condition. lntor· Bid lor Scipio Volun- Ncalvecl by thl llalga malk>n Colt· 740·379-2501. Flra Department Flra County Commlaalonara at Equipment lid and mailed th · 1975 Ford F-250, Custom 2WD, or dlllvarad to: llalga air office II thl 314Ton .. camper speCial, 390cu. · County . Commlaalonara , Courthouaa, Pomeroy, Ohio in. 4bll., 4speed, 4:10Gearl. Colllthouu, Pomercu, Ohla 4871111 untii1D:OO A.M., Jan. Pioneer AMIFM Cassetta & " 11, 2000 and ' than at 1:00 417111 Speakers. Too many """' parte tO • · P.M. al Mid oHica o..;.nad list. $1 .ooo. (304)675·5851 .Lea\18 .. Altantlon of bidder• Ia and red aloud for- thl Message. called to Ill Of lhl ""ulra- following: manta contained In thle bid 1976 Int.. 1'800S Tractor Outfit, packat, particularly to tha . Twlnty Two Sata ol the New Tlras. Asklnu. $2,50Q.oo Fadaral Labor Stlndarda following Flra Protactlan 1740 )~0<14. · Provlalona and Davl• Equlpmant: Janaavllll 1991 Dodge Da1«5ta, 318 va en: lacon Wagai, varloua CommandO (or equlvallnt) gino, Bedllner, Topper-811. Bed; lnaurance raqulramanta, 7·1 Oz. Pll Natural coeta Extra Good Condition. $4.200. varloua equal opportunity 'and poontL Arlllte (or • (304)675-4052. · prcvlalana, and the -ulra- equivalent) quilted to . ..., nomax with lraethlx E/11 1995 Ford f. 2SO Exte- Cab.· mant for I pooymant bond II ( lVIII ) nd 4 WD. Turbo. Diesel. PW, POL, and parlormonca band far nar or equ ant 1 51hWIIHo (740).256·1094 100% 01 the .contriCI prlca. :;:a~un~coet~~~::,:; 1997 Ford F-250, HeaiiY Duty 4x4 No blddar may withdraw hla poclretl on -1, NFPA Low Milaage Exce II ont ~bid within lhlrlydata (30) daya ~ndltlon, ofllr tha actual Of thl ICotchHII trim · an coat, After & P.M. Ca!l740-388·9780. opoonlng tharaol. Mllfll 2radio • 1 pockat on · 11ft ......, GMC, "t989, Sierra. Fuii·Pkg .. 2 . Counly Commlulonara · on back Of cOlla: Wheel Drive, 112Ton, $4,700.; ,...,..the light to -Iva Tuppoora Plalna (an:hld 1982. 300 so Merc~des, Auto., I formalnl t . JICI ICroll top) Flre .(alnlght on FRulbui·P11 kg.1'urbo$, 5 Cyt., Newly I =~~:ralblda~aor ora 2nd line) 'IWo (2) 10x10x2 ~ . t Eng1na, 3,000.(304)675· I Janet Howard, Praaldant "ml blllowa pock..., 1 1888 ,Camaro, Vs8 automatic, cullom ahow ear, custom wheell tO:OO -··-"> 2 7 llalga County Commllalonara · 1121 23, 30 111 s 3Tc 730 Yans & 4-WDa 1983 Ford BronCo 4x4 , s litre, $2,800, 740-992-4163. 1987 8·10 Blazer 4X4, V·6, SElf~IE 211870 Bahan Aolld Racine, Ohio 45771 SMITH'S CONSTRUCTION . It• Wiater, So Don' Put Off Tbole Inside JOO. Any Call Today! . Free Eltlmaies (740) 882·11 0 I or 882-i7&3 • A& DAuto Up o stery·• P us, Inc Rutland, ltt1 ..rim O·dablot .II finandal .~llgaflot. and lllat1ll 0 lair .., IINIIMt of . 1111'1- Vulne,rable: East-West Pealer: Weal . Soulll ' West ' Pass 3 NT 592·5025 • St. Rt. 7 740,-1185:-3813 . Occasionally, bridge gelS bad press kr+-t-1-+because ol the boorish behavior or lom-+--+-1-+-some players, but today let's meet someone. who ·wins admirers every· wjlere, Belly ~nd' Ke~~edy. However, lew ol those many 'dm1rers kn~ thai her .palemal great-great grandfather was Robert E. Lee, and on her moth··. er's aide she is a direct descendant ol h.r+-t-+-+-tMary Todd Lincoln. . . When Betty Ann Oral mel bridge, , she hated lt. But. she contracted en· · cephalllis, which aftecled her menta.!: CELEBRITY CIPHER · · capabilities. Be·c ause she ' was de· by Lula Campos pressed, her doctor recommended Celebrity Cipher Cl'YPI:OQJ&mll,. c,..ated from quotalione by famou~ PGOP'-· pall and PceNn1 that she learn brldse - and the rest Is EICt'l lttl:er in the Cipher ttandl for anomer. Today'• c/u.: N ~'' C history, as lhey say, 'R C. B TDBBM VJKZM OKM R Z J. J Betty Ann has won one world pain and ltiree ll(orid team lilies, all in part· Zll RFANCBS RCB LYZDRL FO n~rshlp with Carol Sanders. They were known as The Belles. . • CBKPBII . ' JFAZL DFWBDI! While winning the 1984 Venice Cup Rnal against Great Britain in ~atlle, LIIBPIMLFM, FM _. IIBWOKLYK . . they defended this deal better than PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Butte is a sooty memorial to personal heroism , 10 · the Bermu.da Bowl pairs. ·~ ' courage and vigor even in rascality ." - Joseph Kinsey Howard all lour tables, North opened At IWE.ITiWO~. lhree diamonds. Jacqui Mitchell, at . W\U. '(()IJ ? lhe other table In the Venice Cup, ' ' · paseed, and Gail Moss ~now NltM .., C&AY L POUAN _.;...._.....;....,_ Greenberg) won II tricks when East ducked her spade ace. At the other ~--~,.., three tables, SOuth converted to three low to 101111 four Jlmpla -.11. no-trump ' At these tables, West led the spade lour. Both Bermuda Bowl •. declarers were allowed to make the FEECAF game, but Kennedy and Sanders .' ' 1 found 'the rlg~lsolution. • I 't...;;..._.._~:S::;;;;;;lLJ. Alter wlnning with the .spade ace, . ' ··-· ., • . • Betty Ann. returned tlie jack. ralher n· than the textbook two, lo make sure WYLLO there was no risk or .a suit blockage. · ' Declarer Immediately attacked dia· . monds, Betty Ann winning the second ' fOUnd and returning the spade seven. U.P 0 R Ds. IN..=: South tried -to sneak lnlo the dummy Optimist stays up to see that with a heart, but Carol stepped up . . . . the new year comes in. The. with lhe ace and took her two· spade tricb to defeat the contract. r-~-=-~~~~~.., pessimist stays up to be sure •. ' ,. ., S E l T 0 J .the - .. o.ne -~~ .ch . ucLI• quo•-:, '971!3 'TupjMra Plaine, Ohio .. 4" th~ 48" PlaStic Culvert In Stock Fuli Line ~Water Storage Tanka • Septic & Clatarn Tanka IS.iller Pipe:. 3" ltlru 8", Gaa Pipe & RtSIUIIIto~-J . .A. 1"""' I i l l II ., Open: · 9:06"4:30 Weekdays ' I. I 9:00.12:00 :M111Urai1J NNNail OIWNAGE SVST91S,INC. ·caiDrr PIOBLIMI??? ~ou••~s <ARPEITEI SEIVICI' No Credit • Slow Credit • Bankruptcy · Repo • Dlvorded •"-! lldtlllkHII& Remodallng •Ntw CllrliH WDRRYIII!!! •EIIctrlcll&'Pllrnblng . •Roollng &Gutln •lllnyl Sldlilg & Painting •Pallo. ~ Dicks No Elilblrqaamlnt... You't:e Tnallecl with Respect! ,,.. "'*"'"' V.C.YOUNG Ill 992·6215 ' Pomeroy, Ohio r::~::' S~1\c4llA~~£~se 22.!"· 'Local HOWARD . Sewing Machine & Vllccuum Cleaner Repalr1 We make house aalls .. n ' IT 1 1. ' • ' ·. 1 ........ s..u.w..., & Ba.:ltluJ" 740-742-{)419, 1 . s""'"'"'· ... ·. · ·Huu..;·&"Tr..Uer Si~" · • - Pomeroy Eagles Club Bingo On ' Th d urs aya Gr~~lng Septk Syotema & UrilitW.o · 17401 912•3131 AT 6:30P.M. Main St.; Pomeroy, OH Paying $80.00 per game $300.00 Coverall . " $500.00 Sllrbunat l'rogHIIIIVttopllnt. U I .I I I I 1 .503 Mill Street MiddleiiOrt. Ohio Ggmt and clj8C~. "" Oyt _ ·" Ho•r••....,,.,.,. ., --· Mon & Tue 9 to 3 Closed Wednesdays Thurs & Fii 9 to 3 Saturdays 10 to 2 Closed Sunda Land· Clearing & RUTLAND TRUCKING CAR·· sALES ' TREE SERVICE . • TOP l ; f'ei1\0'Ia\ PIRft . (740) 367·0266 ."ff\11\~ 1-800·950-3359 • S'-~~\1\Q ' c 7411tiJ.a•a 7pm '"'lei Shooting B1dt Shot I Forked Run Sportsman Club Sunday 9, 2000' .Noon 12 o% ling Mill• l. 0 N c T E • CONCRETE "MASONRY BA~KHO SEB~C£S RESIDENTIA.IJ//////1//COMMEIICIA.L . . FIIEE ESTIMATES ......... FULLY INSURED . . ' ' • Brian M<Hrioo,./ Rari,;,, Ololo (741!) 98$.J948 EXCfiVfiTI"G "· • . 0 N '' R I I · y ' I' ..... aewapaper _....,.,•• dlnctly to · I I ' · Cal 112-2118 I •I• - ... ORi• IOLU1'10N BY JUDD • ·- 70 • .'. :J • .I • ...!!... • .'' ,.• '· JANUARY 61 . -• . J' '· ·... "" . " .(7.40) m.:.3470 --·.GLltEL ·--:· . . =r_,~-g. . Jeff Warner Ins. 992-5479 __ .., _____________ ,,., . ,• '' .' •. J • '~ I, .~~ l' ~~· Jo'. Sto{J fn _.A nd See Steve Riffle I • • II Sales 'Representative . Larry Schey ' •. East State Street · Phon¢ (74o) S9:1.64S7lf•' Athens, Ohio due11Velor you. · PISCES (Fill. 20-March 20) "' c:Cmmer· cial arrang&II)Bnll~l lail'l belllg ~·. ''· ' f' • .-j ed alon.o conventional linea could ba . Friday, Jan. 7 • 20IIIr offefell you loday .• Don't lutn your IM!ck when 1 mighiiQok llka avarytling Ia · on il. ll'i lhe uniqueness lhlt c:oukl make •grijildlr1g dO~n 10 a hall ll when you're it successlu(. : 1o make your l)rfatett galna In thl · Af!IES (March 21·Aprll18) T,.,re·a good ahead. Never "glva .up on your chance today lhat you could unl1fl with an ~!Nirort, ragardleM o1 OUIMnl pnrjol!c· assoclale with whom you might nol •. · :rnaHy align yilllfaell 1 Some ilnuaual benit· · ·CAPIIICOAit (OIIi. 22-Jan. 11) Tlia 1W0 Ills may ilevelop lrom out ol !hil ,..... nloa11ortultoul ar11i·lor yot,lloday alii • ship . '· • , '. ncr· LEO CJuly 23·Aug. 22) ci\ancea are y~r mind will ba In """" woftdng order ioday lhln you:re miJSCII!s,mlghl ba. ao !I · poaaible, llmll your Involvements to aa lew physical Involve~ as poadlle. • VIRGO C"-ug. 23-llpl. 22) Becauae your .financial uends. look ralher encouraging lodliy. you have a chance lo.dO aome· lhlng noleworthy !hal could make or·aave you. money. Examine all possiblllllea carefully. , ". · LIBRA (lapl. 23·0cl. 23) Should a pllaun1 IUiprlae pop up lodly concam· a vance y0ur lnlereat In allllar apheni, tielngatymladDydlfiY•onthi.Jobloday, lmmedlal.aly. Thla parljtular.lype ol .. • your IDOUICIIUineU and , lflil'n!IIIY . dlldlrd yo111 pr..,nf proci8clurla and by opportuni!Y·I'!* not ~lllaellloo ~ •to . . !ullnl. Gat a~ on lilt by unblr· · lo llnplemanl freal) approachla. Your quently. .· . $ndlng 111e lnflu8!lclllltll'll govern yaol ...,Uroel...... can help you ClrcUmVenl' ICOIIPIO (Oct.;24-M~. 22) lt'l ba when . 1~ lhe year ahead. Send the reQuired 1111 roadbloeka. ·., you're off In soma qulel p)ace alone. "" ralund lorm end•lor vou• Aalro·Graph GEMINI CMIJ 21-Juna 20) ·Even H you lrDm all dlslractlons, when your b11l -~lena by,IMIIng 12 to Aalro-Graph, have a prevloua ang8gamen1. conakler a · ldeasarelikely 10 come 10 you~- Try . clo lhll naWI!JIPOr, P .O. _Box 1751, apul·ol·lhe-momenllnv~alloll thalltlaY . tl\181echnlci!JeHyounaedlfeap.thoughtl, . ~flY Hill Sllllon, N1w Yorl!. NY 10158. be exleridld 10 you loday. II could IUm ' IAQITT-AliiUI CNov. :IS-Dec: 21 I &+ aure to lllafe yow ZociiC tlgn. lt\lo aomelhlng rllhlf lnlerettlng: . .:a.... .Malnlaln an opllmiatic oullook today. AQUARIUS (Jan: ···,ab. 181 · CANCEII(.Iww 11-Julr 22) Move IWWit\' Mh appeara you areternponlrlly in I ol how -uniluil J11U1 malltcida today H you apol "'· ~ oor\celr•tg rul, beFauae c0ndlllqn*f In genarat look .• .,lo olhets lodaf, uae the1"· Yaur. 1 a11uauon which youve been Ufllble 10· ~llarniiiY hopeful lor yo11 at IIlia lime. .IPICW. uniqUe ~ Ia! l1andllng til dcwn and tm.llze. Thll' __ xpec:ltd ' A;tgarciiiM ·u • \ ( l ' things should .Orli out ·to ba 'quHt pro· change In conditions could be Heeling. -· · · :'· Cenular· ' ,,. ' . par door rf{HURSDAY ., >· · Sand*Topsoii*Ffll Qirt*Mulch BUlldozer Services '. . ~~'d.. ml~ng ;...7. oiep No. 3 below. • A Haullng*Umestone*Gravel • -t · M . WlcK·s HfiULI"G :~ .! .and . ' I; . I' -1 I' I I .e • s • BOBCAT SERVICES ' > d • " APPL.IANCE I I .. PIB CQNTRACTOjS, INC. ' Forked Run Sportsman Club Friday January 7, 20_00 - •.J ' R E DIPOYIAI ~ '. I I I I E, OHIO 411120 I •• albowa and cufll, laathlr ,...nfon:ed lmMa and culfa, Au- ' all other atondord tomatic, Custom Paint And Body. NOTICE TO CONTRAC· a c e - a over thumb Many New Parte. $2;200.00 OBO. TORS 740-446-8627. wrlatlat, cuahlonad . knua, Sulad prcpoula for Jha etc. 3/11/91TFN • Siding • Drywall and Dallvary of Purchaaa ' SpooclflcaUona, and bid • 1987 , 5· 10. Blazer Tahoe, 4 • Painting • Plumbing Flra Fighting Equipment for forma may ba aacurad .. Wheel Qrlve. New Tlrts, E:~~cel­ uaa by tha Middleport lhl otnca of llllga CountY . Free Estimates · lent Condition, 124.000 miles. f ' Votuntear Fire Dlpoortnient . Ccmmllllonare. A dlpoll · $4,100. 1304)BB2·361a. Joseph Jacks . In Malga County, Ohio. Will of 0 dollara will ba required IISSELL IIILDEIS, 95 Ford F·250 4x4 Power·.srroka, be racalvacl by the Malga for each 1at of plana. No 5 sp., Blc. Cld, 90,000· miles, many 740-992-2068 CDUnly commlulonaf'8> 11 bidder may withdraw hla IIIII IIC. • eoctras, $18,000, 740·992·2998. . their oHICI It · tho Within thirty {30) daya .,.... 1103100 1 mo. pd. New Homea • Vinyl . Ccurthouaa, Pomarov, Ohio . tha actual data Of tha AJijMalree Tractor & Siding • New Ganlges 4I7W until 10:00 A.M. Jan. opoonlng thereof. · Malga 740 Motorcycles •Replacement 11, 2000 and thin at 1:00 County f1qaipmenl Parts Windows Announcement Commlallanara P.ll. at aald ofllca opoonad raaarv11 thl right to walva •Room Additions Factory Autlmrized 1982 Harley Davidson Sportator and Nlld ,alouf for the fol. any lnformaiRiu or raJact . ··Roofing 1100, $6.000 080. 740·25&-00011 lawln": . ' E"'ht• (I) MSA any or-all blda. d..iHParts Between 6-10 P.M. • '" SHOoTING MATCH 11012111 Compoaltl IH (or ®IIIIUc!Al.r IISIOEIIIIAL Janet Howard, Praaldanl D.ealen. 1985 Honda 70 Four Wheeler'. equlval1nt) oyllndare wtth Melt• County F.REE ESTIMATES 10110 sr. Rr. 'f'Soulh 'lory Good Shape, 740·446-8189. . valvae; Fifteen {IS) MSA Commlaalonare Coolville,' OH 4571!3 1997, 350 Yamaha Banshee. · 14120111 Ultra Elite (or (12) 23, 30, (1) e 3TC 740·992·7643 llko Now. $3,000. OBO. equlva'-1!1)"flea placaa with (No Sunday Callsi ~304~2-2266. apaed Dn hlnMt• and Publ.lc Notice · , cup; Thraa (3) MSA . 1996 Kawasaki Bayou 300, 2 wd 1UI124121112011 (or.equ!VII- . PUBLIC NOnCE ridden •ery little, sharp, red, title lent) air , maakl; One (I) NOTICE It haraby glvan ll\lallab~. $2,600, 304-77.3-5656. Akron 12730 (or equiValent) that on Selurclily, Januery 8, 76o Auto Parts & alr ·maakl; Ona {t) Zllflllttlc 2000, at 10:30 a.m., a public Accesaorles QOSOONIT (or equivalent) aall will be 11 211 weet 6" NSTF loW laval atnilnar Second Straat, Pomerov, Ohio, The. Farmer:. Bank Budget Priced.TransmissionS AU · with mount; '!Wenty· aac· Types. Access To Over 10,000 Ilona (20) 1 314" x 10' POnn · and · S.vlriga Company Transmissions. eve Joints, 740Supremo (or equlvelant) extended . parking lot 245-5677.WhRe double Jaclit:iitd poly- (bealde Powall'a Supar SHOOnNG IRA aa •·:rCH . eater fire hoae with 1 '1/2" Yalu), til Mil for caeh tho 790 Campers& . NST lightweight oouljrllilga; following c:ollataral• ' ' . Motor Homes · ona 111 K7oo Partner (or 111ee FORD F·180 !'ICK·UP aqulvalanl) balla raaour IFTDF15Y2JNB34730 ·wanted: 8 .Foot Truck Camper uw kit Including . rwoure . The Farmara Benk and . Good Condltk>n."740-256-603a. ' uw,caaa,FOconcNteout• Savlnge Company, ling Whftl, Hilly gM cen, I'Onllroy, Ohla, rlloroM the SERVICES ha.arlng protection; • 1101" rlllht to bid at thla ule, and glaa, •p•re belt and flltar,m to · withdraw tha above Jalltltlry 1nve1Qto1ry ~eduction Sale 2 cycle oil, gao atablu.r, .. ··colliltral prior to aala. . ... Home 810 1 off Ail Applian~es acrawdrlvarlwranch cornlil- ' Furllle :, The Farmara Bank . nation and lnatructlon man- and laving a Company Shoo 1. · Improvement• Uoti1Jah.31 J-2000 ual; Eight (~ Gomtor ~1 r-n1111 1111 right to raJact· . BASEMENT ELLfOTTS· WATERPROOFING. · (or equivalent) 1111 balta . -,uC:,:,~~~va · ~l~O;I~Hr~S~&~· ~~~ Unconditional lifetime guarantee. ~ Will be aold In tht : local references furnished . EsHome oapdltlon. It Ia In, ·with no Public Notice tablished 1975. can 24 Hos. (740) 810 lmprovem..,te ax pr . . a or 1m.pllad 44e-oa7o. 1·800·287-0576. Rou· ers Waterproolfng. wan.ntleeglven. VIllage Of Middleport will · Llvlngaton·i Basement Water For furi!Mt lnlormellon, be _,ung billa ori 1 11115 Proofing, all basement repalra contact lhelhl lluchenan at Chevrolet 3/4 tOll pick up Appliance Parts And service: All done, free estimates, lifetime 992-21.. . ., tnJCk. Truck Will be aold In Name Bra~s Over 25 Years Ex· guarantee. 12yra on job experi· •ae Ia" OCiadltlon. Tile truck 5,$, 7 3TC perlence All Work Guaranteed, once. (:Ml4)89S.3887. French City MAytag , 740·446· can be .. and blda 7195. . taken at 237 11- StrHt. 840 Electrical and Bide will be -...'"' until C&C Genetal Home Main · · Refrigeration ~:30 pm on Januiiry 14, tenenol· Painting, vinyl aiding, 2000. • carpentry. doors, wlrdO)'a. baths, ,; flllidentlal or commercial wiring new serviCe or' repairs. MUter ~ ' 11rtnt Manley mobltl ttome ropalr and more. For c.nsed electrician. Ridenour VIllage luperlntel dalll. lrH o1t1mato call Chat, 740-992· Electrical, WV000306, 304·675· C1JI, 7, t, :uc . 6323. t786. . •' ·...: 20 Vrs. Exp. • Ins. Owner: Aonnie Po'nes 1 Hauling . Good Clean Cars . ' '::;~c~.~ti~CJ0.50~~~1j1~t,ttn=:· r Umestone & Gravel JACKS ROOFING Reasonable Rs"' We Will Delli &CONSTR'U':"'ION ~I Joe N. Sayre ·· 740.742·3311 New Roofs • Repairs 74G-742·2131 . 1·888·816·9609 · • Coating • Gutters I ~,:::11::: · I~'1~ 0 -rruclt . .- SAYRE ::: or::r:-..b::-...,:. ::: ·, . . . Baralilri Outlet · 'IJti'lft Store EXCA,ATING CO. East Pass Pass One of the· Southern belles D SUPPLY PLASTICS · Pass North So Pass Opening lead: • 4 .. • Public Notice '• • 10 8 William Safranek, Attorney 740-742-8015 877-353-7222 (toll free) 11/26199 1 mo. 10 PhreN uttar0H1 In "Ciuallu" 11 Typaot-.s 12 Burpail product 19 JFK vahlcll •AK974 For information regarding Bankn,tptoy contact: Quality Driveways, Sidewalks, Patios Complete Garages: . masonary/Wood 25 yrs experience Free Estimates ' 712>11F• • A 3 2 •QJ3 • K Q9 ¥ K J 7 -.11111111 adtn AfiiiiOt1 gailtf itw~ benbt.;lcy llllr*l ~. k- irs 'IXII11PI' proplrty, lor his" her f1115011111•. .,.. indutlo uar, o house, dohs,ltld lioulehald'gaod!. You shauW thttlt!Y • · qui5ltom r..... llllknpky 1o 111 aiiGmrl W.. prou uling. . ~ CONCRETE CONNEOION 740-992-5212 ¥e32 • 7 • '10 • 5 / l)'"".l!rl YOUI NowRentina • 108543 • A8 s t Ohio ·. 985 4473 . . Eul •AJ7Z Soudl 40 742-8888 •New Homes •Garages • Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE " . ESTIMATES ::read N ...... • 8 • Q 10 t tKQJ9654 .• 6 2 Weot· www.sull88thome.eom IO,IERT aiSSELL :(ONSIRUCIIOII 33795 Hiland Rd. Pomeroy, Ohio The Dally Sentinel • Page A g NEA Cro••wprd Puzzle B~n . Reeves 740·742-3411 _. High & Dry ·S.elf-Storage • OOP To place an ad Call992·2156 ' Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio .. "I;ruck seats, car seats, headllners, truck 'tarps, convertible & vinyl tops, Four. wheeler seats. motorcycle se~its, 'boat cover~ ; carpets, etc. Mon - Frl 8:30 • 5:00 . ov.,r 40 yrs experience Longer. ' I ' Free Es~alel 7:00AM~& PM 2/<411111 mo. pel. aach aida ·Of. lag, . non · etr.lch auapoondara wRh loopa, ahou~.':, \ '. New Construction & Remodelins - Kilchcn cabinets Vmyl Siding- Roofs • Decks • Garages Sizes 5' x 10' to 10' x 30' Hours . ..... ,. . .. ............ eo..truetleie 740-949-2217 ' " ----)/ . ~­ ~ I ILl'S ..a. • Will be rle.l>fetl by ....... County oommlula,..,. "!~ at their Dffloll 81 1M -Court~Muee, ,..,...~,Ohio apeolncatiOM. Tile lull o JanuarylS, 2000 Business .Services Public Nodce I • ."' Thursday, Jarulry e; ·2000 Pomeroy, Mlcictleport, Ohio • ....._,., ' ' . ,, .. , ., '" f"ii5'f1itrTITl'C;id;~j;J-..,.lfj;;'Tn~;)co;;;;;-""f&;';l(a;;;"7"j~';;""fj;it;;;-jit;-:]~'Ty;~ ..•". �..... • • - --:r- .. • ~- - - ·~ • .... -I • ~Page A a • The Dally s.nttrwl . . 710 Autot for Sale 11183 &atum SL2, 4 - NOTICE TO CON'J'RAc.. -. . . ••? n1lan and PDIIltlltr TORI hlic*; , _ (4) Cllurcll.-. ....... prop11 ... for the (or. ..,.,_.:..., "AIOD 100 · 4 cytin· dlr, front 'ltf\MI. drive, autorNIIO, M.<121 .._, loll with ton - · 11 ... " ' " " " 'd1y1 - aklnO $8000, ......,_end Dllftry ef =.::.~= . light 740·1192-ISOI or 74G-H9· l'lno .... p, Is dlo • •. lclplo ..,.....,_, •-..,·-•··a, Uld IIIII end est ... lor by n 11M 2&U...,.,.... 1994 Cavalier, 2 door, o4. ••It a:•Mftt ~on::.,or.=-: In...._.. Calf• Volu1 11•r ~ cyt:, 5 1potd, C.D. Playor, AJ.C. $3000 = .• forme IIIeY ... MOUNd It :,o=-:..W:, 080. ~:Ml4)675-~ 1&84 :raurus Wagon Run a Good. 11.100.00 ~740)-448-1765 -·until - .... - will ,..,..... wlllllll .... thl ............... ~ II, 2000 end-- It 1:00 ... ·---·· and dash, black, 71,167 mites, P.M. .at .... Dlllae ap1ned ofblcle. minor front damage, runs and Uld I'NCI aleud lor 1M fol- Each bid muet be accompe drives, asking $5100, 740-992- lOwing: nled by lllthw a IIIII bond In 1506 days or 740·949·2844 Ft11een (IS) Seta ef the fo1- an IIIIIOUIII of tC!Cn' Of 1M _,itgs and weakor)do. Iawing Prctactlan bid a111011111 with I IUNIY lltlalectorv to thlllorlllld 18•5 FOrd Muatang, V-6, auto, Equipment: . Melga County 37,000 miles, while with gray inJanaavllle (or aqulvalenl) Ccmmllllo.,.... or by Clftl. lerior, front damage, $3,700, 740- 7.S oz. Pll Natu,... coata fled check, cuh..,_ check, 992·1506 days, 740·949·:1'8~4 and ' poonte. Arallta · (or or letter evaetweekends. 01 c.,.cllt upon a equivalent) quilled lo aolvlnt blink In lht amount nomax with Brtathlx E/11 · 1997 Csmaro. loaded with extras, liner (or equivalent) and of nol leu thin 10% Of 1M •s.ooo miles, 740-669-0904. m 11 t b rr1 at bid 111110unt In favor of 1M ~ ur•. 1 ar •Y am, aforauld Malga Counly ,1997 Dodge Intrepid, 3.5 V-6, front wheel drive, 59,833 milia, 10 x 10 coat patch pock· Commlall-re lid loilda on coat,· ahall bli acco.;,panlad by maroon with gray Interior, cruise ~ · Ill With la .. har _ ac, amltm cassene. PS, r.ecov- lelthar ellouldarl, alboWI p-~ 0 1 ............. . 1 -o u• arad thefi , e&.klng $7900, 740· Uid cuffo, NFPA 2"x3" red '""' 992·1508 days "' 740·949·21144 onmga acotchllta trim, official or agent algnlngllle .....,itgs ard waekands. nomax nllnl patch, ' radio band. pocket on 11ft . . - , 3" 111- Blda . llhall be -led and ·1998 POntiac Flrebird Trans-Am, tara an back 01 ooet: sc~ markOHI lid for 2 dr, 1-topo, 17000 miles, auto, cd, PIO FIRE, Full ballowa Middleport •• Fire Dlpoortmlnt silver metalliC with dark pewter Flra Equlpnwot lid leather, rlg'ht front suspension pantl pockata 1 NCb lag non at,..!ch 'auaP.ndar8 and mailed or dallvantd to: damage, $14,500, 740·992·1506 days, 740-949-2644 evas/Wee- with inatal loop• leather Melt• County kands. reinforced knlla a'ncl c:ulfo,' Commlaalonere 3" cuff trim an poontl. Ccurthouaa 1998 Pon11.q Trana-Am ~ 350 V(15) lullarcl (or Pomeroy, ~lo 4570 Fillion 8 LS-1· Engine. Automatic Trans· ' equlvallnt) FX holm ... with A!Mntlon of blddan Ia m.ls$on, Factory Chrome Wheels, called to aft of lha NqUiraT-Top1, Fully Loadad, 500 wan Ill alandlrd ICCIIaorlel. M_onsoon Stereo System With 10 FifiHn (15) Sar¥u ,_(or -contained In thla bad Spaakoro. 12 Dltc CD Coanger In equivalent) knaa - boola p-., poortlcul.ty to 1M Trunk. CassettJ Player In Dash. Flrabraakar Fighting Federal Labor Standarda Dark Blue Metalll tpPalnt. Dark .. W-'eht. · Provlalona and Davl• · Gray Leather lntenor, Will Take Spaclflcatlona; and bid Bacon Wagea, Varloua PayyoH Or Reaoonable Ofter. CoM · lonna may be aacurad at lnauranca raqulramenta, 740 446 ~54B0r74D-446-7375 . thl office of Mtllga County Vllrfoul equal opportunity 1999 Monte Carlo, LS , V6 , Au- ' C.,..ulonare. A d~ prcvlalona, and lhl Nqulratomatic. loaded. Light Driftwood of Ddollere will be required mant for • payment band (color). 8.000 Miles. $14,500. · and poortormanca bond for 080. (304)895·3707 or (304)372· for IMh 1at of plana and 100'llo Of thl co11triCI prlca. 8093. Tile.fuR amount will ratunad No bidder inllv withdrew hla within thirty (30) doye - r bid within (30) daya altar 82 maroon 4 'd,r. car, runs great, racalpl Of bldL thl actual data Of the open$500, 740-992·9219. Each bid muet_ba accompa- lng thereof. · CARS I 100 ·$500. Pollee lm· nlld by lllthw 1 bid bond In Wa raaarva the right to pounds: Hondi's Toyota's, · an amouill. Of '100'llo of the rajact any or all bldtL · Jeeps, And Sport Utllltlas. CALL bid -unt with • auraly Janet Howard, PrMidant NOWII 1·800·772· 7470; EXT. lltlafiCtory 1o lhallorlaold Mllga County 6336. Malga ·County Commlulanara CARS FROM UtiMO. Buy Po- Commlallanara or by clltl. (12) 23, 30 (I) t 3TC . Ilea Impounds /Aepos. Fee. For nad chiCk, caahlara chiCk, listings /Payment Detail Call 1· or tetttr of or;wdlt upon I Public Notice 800-3t9·3323 1<2156. aolvlnt bank In 1M MIOUnl 1 . Ono Hea•y Duty Car Dolly . ol not llu thin 0% Of lhl NdTICe TO CONTRACTORS $400.00. 1985 GMC s-10 Pick-up bid amount In flvpr Of lhl Sealed Pf'Opoula for lha Runs Gooa $800.00 (740)-446· aforaaald llolga County Pun:hiN and DeliVery Of 1765 Commlaaloiiii'L lid Bondi l'lra P1oladon equlpmant . ahall be accompoonllci by for UN 11y lha Tuppara 720 Trucks for Sale Prco!Of thl official or 111n1 Plaine voluntaar ·. Fire '1972 Ford, 112 Ton, v-ii. · Au· algnlng tlia bond.\Bida ahall · Dapoortmant In Mllaa tomatlc, AJC ; 67,585/inlles, ga· be Nllad and, marked l i County, Ohio. Will be rage kepi, Great condition. lntor· Bid lor Scipio Volun- Ncalvecl by thl llalga malk>n Colt· 740·379-2501. Flra Department Flra County Commlaalonara at Equipment lid and mailed th · 1975 Ford F-250, Custom 2WD, or dlllvarad to: llalga air office II thl 314Ton .. camper speCial, 390cu. · County . Commlaalonara , Courthouaa, Pomeroy, Ohio in. 4bll., 4speed, 4:10Gearl. Colllthouu, Pomercu, Ohla 4871111 untii1D:OO A.M., Jan. Pioneer AMIFM Cassetta & " 11, 2000 and ' than at 1:00 417111 Speakers. Too many """' parte tO • · P.M. al Mid oHica o..;.nad list. $1 .ooo. (304)675·5851 .Lea\18 .. Altantlon of bidder• Ia and red aloud for- thl Message. called to Ill Of lhl ""ulra- following: manta contained In thle bid 1976 Int.. 1'800S Tractor Outfit, packat, particularly to tha . Twlnty Two Sata ol the New Tlras. Asklnu. $2,50Q.oo Fadaral Labor Stlndarda following Flra Protactlan 1740 )~0<14. · Provlalona and Davl• Equlpmant: Janaavllll 1991 Dodge Da1«5ta, 318 va en: lacon Wagai, varloua CommandO (or equlvallnt) gino, Bedllner, Topper-811. Bed; lnaurance raqulramanta, 7·1 Oz. Pll Natural coeta Extra Good Condition. $4.200. varloua equal opportunity 'and poontL Arlllte (or • (304)675-4052. · prcvlalana, and the -ulra- equivalent) quilted to . ..., nomax with lraethlx E/11 1995 Ford f. 2SO Exte- Cab.· mant for I pooymant bond II ( lVIII ) nd 4 WD. Turbo. Diesel. PW, POL, and parlormonca band far nar or equ ant 1 51hWIIHo (740).256·1094 100% 01 the .contriCI prlca. :;:a~un~coet~~~::,:; 1997 Ford F-250, HeaiiY Duty 4x4 No blddar may withdraw hla poclretl on -1, NFPA Low Milaage Exce II ont ~bid within lhlrlydata (30) daya ~ndltlon, ofllr tha actual Of thl ICotchHII trim · an coat, After & P.M. Ca!l740-388·9780. opoonlng tharaol. Mllfll 2radio • 1 pockat on · 11ft ......, GMC, "t989, Sierra. Fuii·Pkg .. 2 . Counly Commlulonara · on back Of cOlla: Wheel Drive, 112Ton, $4,700.; ,...,..the light to -Iva Tuppoora Plalna (an:hld 1982. 300 so Merc~des, Auto., I formalnl t . JICI ICroll top) Flre .(alnlght on FRulbui·P11 kg.1'urbo$, 5 Cyt., Newly I =~~:ralblda~aor ora 2nd line) 'IWo (2) 10x10x2 ~ . t Eng1na, 3,000.(304)675· I Janet Howard, Praaldant "ml blllowa pock..., 1 1888 ,Camaro, Vs8 automatic, cullom ahow ear, custom wheell tO:OO -··-"> 2 7 llalga County Commllalonara · 1121 23, 30 111 s 3Tc 730 Yans & 4-WDa 1983 Ford BronCo 4x4 , s litre, $2,800, 740-992-4163. 1987 8·10 Blazer 4X4, V·6, SElf~IE 211870 Bahan Aolld Racine, Ohio 45771 SMITH'S CONSTRUCTION . It• Wiater, So Don' Put Off Tbole Inside JOO. Any Call Today! . Free Eltlmaies (740) 882·11 0 I or 882-i7&3 • A& DAuto Up o stery·• P us, Inc Rutland, ltt1 ..rim O·dablot .II finandal .~llgaflot. and lllat1ll 0 lair .., IINIIMt of . 1111'1- Vulne,rable: East-West Pealer: Weal . Soulll ' West ' Pass 3 NT 592·5025 • St. Rt. 7 740,-1185:-3813 . Occasionally, bridge gelS bad press kr+-t-1-+because ol the boorish behavior or lom-+--+-1-+-some players, but today let's meet someone. who ·wins admirers every· wjlere, Belly ~nd' Ke~~edy. However, lew ol those many 'dm1rers kn~ thai her .palemal great-great grandfather was Robert E. Lee, and on her moth··. er's aide she is a direct descendant ol h.r+-t-+-+-tMary Todd Lincoln. . . When Betty Ann Oral mel bridge, , she hated lt. But. she contracted en· · cephalllis, which aftecled her menta.!: CELEBRITY CIPHER · · capabilities. Be·c ause she ' was de· by Lula Campos pressed, her doctor recommended Celebrity Cipher Cl'YPI:OQJ&mll,. c,..ated from quotalione by famou~ PGOP'-· pall and PceNn1 that she learn brldse - and the rest Is EICt'l lttl:er in the Cipher ttandl for anomer. Today'• c/u.: N ~'' C history, as lhey say, 'R C. B TDBBM VJKZM OKM R Z J. J Betty Ann has won one world pain and ltiree ll(orid team lilies, all in part· Zll RFANCBS RCB LYZDRL FO n~rshlp with Carol Sanders. They were known as The Belles. . • CBKPBII . ' JFAZL DFWBDI! While winning the 1984 Venice Cup Rnal against Great Britain in ~atlle, LIIBPIMLFM, FM _. IIBWOKLYK . . they defended this deal better than PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Butte is a sooty memorial to personal heroism , 10 · the Bermu.da Bowl pairs. ·~ ' courage and vigor even in rascality ." - Joseph Kinsey Howard all lour tables, North opened At IWE.ITiWO~. lhree diamonds. Jacqui Mitchell, at . W\U. '(()IJ ? lhe other table In the Venice Cup, ' ' · paseed, and Gail Moss ~now NltM .., C&AY L POUAN _.;...._.....;....,_ Greenberg) won II tricks when East ducked her spade ace. At the other ~--~,.., three tables, SOuth converted to three low to 101111 four Jlmpla -.11. no-trump ' At these tables, West led the spade lour. Both Bermuda Bowl •. declarers were allowed to make the FEECAF game, but Kennedy and Sanders .' ' 1 found 'the rlg~lsolution. • I 't...;;..._.._~:S::;;;;;;lLJ. Alter wlnning with the .spade ace, . ' ··-· ., • . • Betty Ann. returned tlie jack. ralher n· than the textbook two, lo make sure WYLLO there was no risk or .a suit blockage. · ' Declarer Immediately attacked dia· . monds, Betty Ann winning the second ' fOUnd and returning the spade seven. U.P 0 R Ds. IN..=: South tried -to sneak lnlo the dummy Optimist stays up to see that with a heart, but Carol stepped up . . . . the new year comes in. The. with lhe ace and took her two· spade tricb to defeat the contract. r-~-=-~~~~~.., pessimist stays up to be sure •. ' ,. ., S E l T 0 J .the - .. o.ne -~~ .ch . ucLI• quo•-:, '971!3 'TupjMra Plaine, Ohio .. 4" th~ 48" PlaStic Culvert In Stock Fuli Line ~Water Storage Tanka • Septic & Clatarn Tanka IS.iller Pipe:. 3" ltlru 8", Gaa Pipe & RtSIUIIIto~-J . .A. 1"""' I i l l II ., Open: · 9:06"4:30 Weekdays ' I. I 9:00.12:00 :M111Urai1J NNNail OIWNAGE SVST91S,INC. ·caiDrr PIOBLIMI??? ~ou••~s <ARPEITEI SEIVICI' No Credit • Slow Credit • Bankruptcy · Repo • Dlvorded •"-! lldtlllkHII& Remodallng •Ntw CllrliH WDRRYIII!!! •EIIctrlcll&'Pllrnblng . •Roollng &Gutln •lllnyl Sldlilg & Painting •Pallo. ~ Dicks No Elilblrqaamlnt... You't:e Tnallecl with Respect! ,,.. "'*"'"' V.C.YOUNG Ill 992·6215 ' Pomeroy, Ohio r::~::' S~1\c4llA~~£~se 22.!"· 'Local HOWARD . Sewing Machine & Vllccuum Cleaner Repalr1 We make house aalls .. n ' IT 1 1. ' • ' ·. 1 ........ s..u.w..., & Ba.:ltluJ" 740-742-{)419, 1 . s""'"'"'· ... ·. · ·Huu..;·&"Tr..Uer Si~" · • - Pomeroy Eagles Club Bingo On ' Th d urs aya Gr~~lng Septk Syotema & UrilitW.o · 17401 912•3131 AT 6:30P.M. Main St.; Pomeroy, OH Paying $80.00 per game $300.00 Coverall . " $500.00 Sllrbunat l'rogHIIIIVttopllnt. U I .I I I I 1 .503 Mill Street MiddleiiOrt. Ohio Ggmt and clj8C~. "" Oyt _ ·" Ho•r••....,,.,.,. ., --· Mon & Tue 9 to 3 Closed Wednesdays Thurs & Fii 9 to 3 Saturdays 10 to 2 Closed Sunda Land· Clearing & RUTLAND TRUCKING CAR·· sALES ' TREE SERVICE . • TOP l ; f'ei1\0'Ia\ PIRft . (740) 367·0266 ."ff\11\~ 1-800·950-3359 • S'-~~\1\Q ' c 7411tiJ.a•a 7pm '"'lei Shooting B1dt Shot I Forked Run Sportsman Club Sunday 9, 2000' .Noon 12 o% ling Mill• l. 0 N c T E • CONCRETE "MASONRY BA~KHO SEB~C£S RESIDENTIA.IJ//////1//COMMEIICIA.L . . FIIEE ESTIMATES ......... FULLY INSURED . . ' ' • Brian M<Hrioo,./ Rari,;,, Ololo (741!) 98$.J948 EXCfiVfiTI"G "· • . 0 N '' R I I · y ' I' ..... aewapaper _....,.,•• dlnctly to · I I ' · Cal 112-2118 I •I• - ... ORi• IOLU1'10N BY JUDD • ·- 70 • .'. :J • .I • ...!!... • .'' ,.• '· JANUARY 61 . -• . J' '· ·... "" . " .(7.40) m.:.3470 --·.GLltEL ·--:· . . =r_,~-g. . Jeff Warner Ins. 992-5479 __ .., _____________ ,,., . ,• '' .' •. J • '~ I, .~~ l' ~~· Jo'. Sto{J fn _.A nd See Steve Riffle I • • II Sales 'Representative . Larry Schey ' •. East State Street · Phon¢ (74o) S9:1.64S7lf•' Athens, Ohio due11Velor you. · PISCES (Fill. 20-March 20) "' c:Cmmer· cial arrang&II)Bnll~l lail'l belllg ~·. ''· ' f' • .-j ed alon.o conventional linea could ba . Friday, Jan. 7 • 20IIIr offefell you loday .• Don't lutn your IM!ck when 1 mighiiQok llka avarytling Ia · on il. ll'i lhe uniqueness lhlt c:oukl make •grijildlr1g dO~n 10 a hall ll when you're it successlu(. : 1o make your l)rfatett galna In thl · Af!IES (March 21·Aprll18) T,.,re·a good ahead. Never "glva .up on your chance today lhat you could unl1fl with an ~!Nirort, ragardleM o1 OUIMnl pnrjol!c· assoclale with whom you might nol •. · :rnaHy align yilllfaell 1 Some ilnuaual benit· · ·CAPIIICOAit (OIIi. 22-Jan. 11) Tlia 1W0 Ills may ilevelop lrom out ol !hil ,..... nloa11ortultoul ar11i·lor yot,lloday alii • ship . '· • , '. ncr· LEO CJuly 23·Aug. 22) ci\ancea are y~r mind will ba In """" woftdng order ioday lhln you:re miJSCII!s,mlghl ba. ao !I · poaaible, llmll your Involvements to aa lew physical Involve~ as poadlle. • VIRGO C"-ug. 23-llpl. 22) Becauae your .financial uends. look ralher encouraging lodliy. you have a chance lo.dO aome· lhlng noleworthy !hal could make or·aave you. money. Examine all possiblllllea carefully. , ". · LIBRA (lapl. 23·0cl. 23) Should a pllaun1 IUiprlae pop up lodly concam· a vance y0ur lnlereat In allllar apheni, tielngatymladDydlfiY•onthi.Jobloday, lmmedlal.aly. Thla parljtular.lype ol .. • your IDOUICIIUineU and , lflil'n!IIIY . dlldlrd yo111 pr..,nf proci8clurla and by opportuni!Y·I'!* not ~lllaellloo ~ •to . . !ullnl. Gat a~ on lilt by unblr· · lo llnplemanl freal) approachla. Your quently. .· . $ndlng 111e lnflu8!lclllltll'll govern yaol ...,Uroel...... can help you ClrcUmVenl' ICOIIPIO (Oct.;24-M~. 22) lt'l ba when . 1~ lhe year ahead. Send the reQuired 1111 roadbloeka. ·., you're off In soma qulel p)ace alone. "" ralund lorm end•lor vou• Aalro·Graph GEMINI CMIJ 21-Juna 20) ·Even H you lrDm all dlslractlons, when your b11l -~lena by,IMIIng 12 to Aalro-Graph, have a prevloua ang8gamen1. conakler a · ldeasarelikely 10 come 10 you~- Try . clo lhll naWI!JIPOr, P .O. _Box 1751, apul·ol·lhe-momenllnv~alloll thalltlaY . tl\181echnlci!JeHyounaedlfeap.thoughtl, . ~flY Hill Sllllon, N1w Yorl!. NY 10158. be exleridld 10 you loday. II could IUm ' IAQITT-AliiUI CNov. :IS-Dec: 21 I &+ aure to lllafe yow ZociiC tlgn. lt\lo aomelhlng rllhlf lnlerettlng: . .:a.... .Malnlaln an opllmiatic oullook today. AQUARIUS (Jan: ···,ab. 181 · CANCEII(.Iww 11-Julr 22) Move IWWit\' Mh appeara you areternponlrlly in I ol how -uniluil J11U1 malltcida today H you apol "'· ~ oor\celr•tg rul, beFauae c0ndlllqn*f In genarat look .• .,lo olhets lodaf, uae the1"· Yaur. 1 a11uauon which youve been Ufllble 10· ~llarniiiY hopeful lor yo11 at IIlia lime. .IPICW. uniqUe ~ Ia! l1andllng til dcwn and tm.llze. Thll' __ xpec:ltd ' A;tgarciiiM ·u • \ ( l ' things should .Orli out ·to ba 'quHt pro· change In conditions could be Heeling. -· · · :'· Cenular· ' ,,. ' . par door rf{HURSDAY ., >· · Sand*Topsoii*Ffll Qirt*Mulch BUlldozer Services '. . ~~'d.. ml~ng ;...7. oiep No. 3 below. • A Haullng*Umestone*Gravel • -t · M . WlcK·s HfiULI"G :~ .! .and . ' I; . I' -1 I' I I .e • s • BOBCAT SERVICES ' > d • " APPL.IANCE I I .. PIB CQNTRACTOjS, INC. ' Forked Run Sportsman Club Friday January 7, 20_00 - •.J ' R E DIPOYIAI ~ '. I I I I E, OHIO 411120 I •• albowa and cufll, laathlr ,...nfon:ed lmMa and culfa, Au- ' all other atondord tomatic, Custom Paint And Body. NOTICE TO CONTRAC· a c e - a over thumb Many New Parte. $2;200.00 OBO. TORS 740-446-8627. wrlatlat, cuahlonad . knua, Sulad prcpoula for Jha etc. 3/11/91TFN • Siding • Drywall and Dallvary of Purchaaa ' SpooclflcaUona, and bid • 1987 , 5· 10. Blazer Tahoe, 4 • Painting • Plumbing Flra Fighting Equipment for forma may ba aacurad .. Wheel Qrlve. New Tlrts, E:~~cel­ uaa by tha Middleport lhl otnca of llllga CountY . Free Estimates · lent Condition, 124.000 miles. f ' Votuntear Fire Dlpoortnient . Ccmmllllonare. A dlpoll · $4,100. 1304)BB2·361a. Joseph Jacks . In Malga County, Ohio. Will of 0 dollara will ba required IISSELL IIILDEIS, 95 Ford F·250 4x4 Power·.srroka, be racalvacl by the Malga for each 1at of plana. No 5 sp., Blc. Cld, 90,000· miles, many 740-992-2068 CDUnly commlulonaf'8> 11 bidder may withdraw hla IIIII IIC. • eoctras, $18,000, 740·992·2998. . their oHICI It · tho Within thirty {30) daya .,.... 1103100 1 mo. pd. New Homea • Vinyl . Ccurthouaa, Pomarov, Ohio . tha actual data Of tha AJijMalree Tractor & Siding • New Ganlges 4I7W until 10:00 A.M. Jan. opoonlng thereof. · Malga 740 Motorcycles •Replacement 11, 2000 and thin at 1:00 County f1qaipmenl Parts Windows Announcement Commlallanara P.ll. at aald ofllca opoonad raaarv11 thl right to walva •Room Additions Factory Autlmrized 1982 Harley Davidson Sportator and Nlld ,alouf for the fol. any lnformaiRiu or raJact . ··Roofing 1100, $6.000 080. 740·25&-00011 lawln": . ' E"'ht• (I) MSA any or-all blda. d..iHParts Between 6-10 P.M. • '" SHOoTING MATCH 11012111 Compoaltl IH (or ®IIIIUc!Al.r IISIOEIIIIAL Janet Howard, Praaldanl D.ealen. 1985 Honda 70 Four Wheeler'. equlval1nt) oyllndare wtth Melt• County F.REE ESTIMATES 10110 sr. Rr. 'f'Soulh 'lory Good Shape, 740·446-8189. . valvae; Fifteen {IS) MSA Commlaalonare Coolville,' OH 4571!3 1997, 350 Yamaha Banshee. · 14120111 Ultra Elite (or (12) 23, 30, (1) e 3TC 740·992·7643 llko Now. $3,000. OBO. equlva'-1!1)"flea placaa with (No Sunday Callsi ~304~2-2266. apaed Dn hlnMt• and Publ.lc Notice · , cup; Thraa (3) MSA . 1996 Kawasaki Bayou 300, 2 wd 1UI124121112011 (or.equ!VII- . PUBLIC NOnCE ridden •ery little, sharp, red, title lent) air , maakl; One (I) NOTICE It haraby glvan ll\lallab~. $2,600, 304-77.3-5656. Akron 12730 (or equiValent) that on Selurclily, Januery 8, 76o Auto Parts & alr ·maakl; Ona {t) Zllflllttlc 2000, at 10:30 a.m., a public Accesaorles QOSOONIT (or equivalent) aall will be 11 211 weet 6" NSTF loW laval atnilnar Second Straat, Pomerov, Ohio, The. Farmer:. Bank Budget Priced.TransmissionS AU · with mount; '!Wenty· aac· Types. Access To Over 10,000 Ilona (20) 1 314" x 10' POnn · and · S.vlriga Company Transmissions. eve Joints, 740Supremo (or equlvelant) extended . parking lot 245-5677.WhRe double Jaclit:iitd poly- (bealde Powall'a Supar SHOOnNG IRA aa •·:rCH . eater fire hoae with 1 '1/2" Yalu), til Mil for caeh tho 790 Campers& . NST lightweight oouljrllilga; following c:ollataral• ' ' . Motor Homes · ona 111 K7oo Partner (or 111ee FORD F·180 !'ICK·UP aqulvalanl) balla raaour IFTDF15Y2JNB34730 ·wanted: 8 .Foot Truck Camper uw kit Including . rwoure . The Farmara Benk and . Good Condltk>n."740-256-603a. ' uw,caaa,FOconcNteout• Savlnge Company, ling Whftl, Hilly gM cen, I'Onllroy, Ohla, rlloroM the SERVICES ha.arlng protection; • 1101" rlllht to bid at thla ule, and glaa, •p•re belt and flltar,m to · withdraw tha above Jalltltlry 1nve1Qto1ry ~eduction Sale 2 cycle oil, gao atablu.r, .. ··colliltral prior to aala. . ... Home 810 1 off Ail Applian~es acrawdrlvarlwranch cornlil- ' Furllle :, The Farmara Bank . nation and lnatructlon man- and laving a Company Shoo 1. · Improvement• Uoti1Jah.31 J-2000 ual; Eight (~ Gomtor ~1 r-n1111 1111 right to raJact· . BASEMENT ELLfOTTS· WATERPROOFING. · (or equivalent) 1111 balta . -,uC:,:,~~~va · ~l~O;I~Hr~S~&~· ~~~ Unconditional lifetime guarantee. ~ Will be aold In tht : local references furnished . EsHome oapdltlon. It Ia In, ·with no Public Notice tablished 1975. can 24 Hos. (740) 810 lmprovem..,te ax pr . . a or 1m.pllad 44e-oa7o. 1·800·287-0576. Rou· ers Waterproolfng. wan.ntleeglven. VIllage Of Middleport will · Llvlngaton·i Basement Water For furi!Mt lnlormellon, be _,ung billa ori 1 11115 Proofing, all basement repalra contact lhelhl lluchenan at Chevrolet 3/4 tOll pick up Appliance Parts And service: All done, free estimates, lifetime 992-21.. . ., tnJCk. Truck Will be aold In Name Bra~s Over 25 Years Ex· guarantee. 12yra on job experi· •ae Ia" OCiadltlon. Tile truck 5,$, 7 3TC perlence All Work Guaranteed, once. (:Ml4)89S.3887. French City MAytag , 740·446· can be .. and blda 7195. . taken at 237 11- StrHt. 840 Electrical and Bide will be -...'"' until C&C Genetal Home Main · · Refrigeration ~:30 pm on Januiiry 14, tenenol· Painting, vinyl aiding, 2000. • carpentry. doors, wlrdO)'a. baths, ,; flllidentlal or commercial wiring new serviCe or' repairs. MUter ~ ' 11rtnt Manley mobltl ttome ropalr and more. For c.nsed electrician. Ridenour VIllage luperlntel dalll. lrH o1t1mato call Chat, 740-992· Electrical, WV000306, 304·675· C1JI, 7, t, :uc . 6323. t786. . •' ·...: 20 Vrs. Exp. • Ins. Owner: Aonnie Po'nes 1 Hauling . Good Clean Cars . ' '::;~c~.~ti~CJ0.50~~~1j1~t,ttn=:· r Umestone & Gravel JACKS ROOFING Reasonable Rs"' We Will Delli &CONSTR'U':"'ION ~I Joe N. 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Frank A. ~elliS of•Gallijlolis is making it.officialhe's running for the Republican nomination for the U.S. Sell~ seat now held by fellow .GOP member Mike QeWinc. · : ·• Oemeans was to file candidacy petitions this aftqmoon with the .Ohio secretary of state's offic:e·for.a slol in the March 7 primary. Today·is the,primary filing deadline. . · He abQ p!anned a press conference after filing petitions, and will be a=xnpanied by his primary campaign chairman, Bob .Evans. ' Qe~ said he's running because .he is "diaappc)in~" in DeWine's starid on several ' • Cremeans, who served the SiKth District in sional nomination Thursday. the House of Representatives from 1995-97, ran "I believe in a smaller federal government, in the 1998 GQP congressional primary against lower taxes and a strong, effective national then:Lt.Gov. Nancy Hollister, the state Repub- defense," Stewart said "Plain and simple, it's licans' choice. Hollister won th~ nomination, but goipg to take more than a one-isslie candidate 19 lost the general election to incumbent Ted beat Ted Strickland." • Strickland, who unseated Cremeans in 1996. DeWine is also expected to face a primary Cremeans' plans to seek the Senate scat ends· banle from Ronal R. 'Dickson. a gun ownership · · spec;ulation over his possibly running again for · rights advocate. the House. Republican Michael Azinger of On the Democratic side, three candidates Marietta, who opposed Cremeans 3!'d Hollister have declared for the Senate nomination: in the 1998 primary. has already declared his Grandview Heights real estate broker Ted . intention to challenge Strickland: Azinger ·was 'Celeste, brother of former Gov. Richard Celeste; to file' his petitions today. · former state. repreSentative and Ohio attol)ley Athens City Auditor Jimmy Stewart · general candidate Richard Cordray;.and the Rev. announced his candidacy for the GOP a;ongres- Marvin A. McMickle of Oeveland. · issues, saying the first-term incumbent-is. moving away from conservative principles, particu. larly in such areas as gun control and taxes. "I am a.conservative, and he's moving moderate to liberal on some of his positions," Cre. · means told reporters. Although Ohio Republican Party Olairman ·Robert T. Berinett said Oemeans is "committillg political suicide" by running against DcWine, the state's former lieutenant governor, it is not the first dme Cremeans lias mounted a run against a party-bac;ked candidate. · · "Bob Bennett may say that my running for . Senate is political ·suicide, but Mike DeWine's · Senate career was dead on arrival," Cremeans retorted lodaY• It's.cooki.e ti~e ·again! I. . . Officials debate co~nty budget • . THINKIN~ OF .O THERS- Meigs High Sct'loOIIiudtnta took .wllh ttit !tams collectad are Kyle Smldcll!t; aecreta..Y; Jamea on a specllil·project of collecting toys and games for children Stanley, pre81dent; $teve Elefla, viet president, and Beverly who might not get much on Christmas morning. HHdlng Lip. Burdette, treaaurer. ,.,.' the project wu thJt National Honor Society. Officer$ pictured . 't ' . . . . . r~~.~~!;~~~~~~or.(:~~~~~ ' 0 • , •. , ' ' •• . · .Vau 1~~·'•·:,., ."' HOM.E ·sup.,..... r..ket·: N·ATI.ONAL' ' ' . ' . BANK 400General · · Racine 049-221 o· 912~ . ·- ····-sy..tcu•• ·Downing Chlds,.• lien MusserlnsuraiCI I 11 t E1 2~, Pon;teroy . . .. 812-3381- ., . ' Crow'• Family Reltaurllllt r ,Fealu~ Ke"'uctCt Fn.d Clok,.,. ' .. • • Parkway· of' · . ' ' ' 2llt t-falii'SJ.. ••tt cl i, " ·: . .. . Po~y; Ohio . Drln·1bna nirr "' ' • '. ' ' · ·\ t; .. .... ' \ I .. j • ' .· ' :·: 1{ . >I . ,. ' to·IJrinl in more~ .· · · Olll'les, and ' his wife, · and Cf'fate jobs." · Karen, have lived in Rut" Chlllel E. Wll'lind for ~ yeais with their children.. He wilr seek his porty's:riomination as a can· worked with the officials thrOugh federal court ' llidate for the lemJ ·begin- hearings and appeals to gain ·the rig~! to pump itirig J1111.}, 2011.1. and reclaim the mines." · Willi¥115 is employed . "Also, f!Crving in this ~ty, I was a IXinby Ohio'Coal CD., 1tributor to ~ :Ohio Eneray Strategy ~port. is a f!lllll1lld of the Meip whicll' was cimducfi:d by the Public Utilities ~...·-~ nc,iixC\:utly\1 CofllmissiOn, i~ l~. ~at these. projects' and COri!nllliW 1111<1 11 a man- commllteca all· haw In common 11 t11at each , :.-, · her of !he Meip <;cmmit- endeavor was. successfully · IICCOIIIplishcd for !'JI~ility iUid ~U..:, In School fund- -. throup team war1t and total group dedication: ·~~ ' ' , . · '' · .. •. . · . ·'11uouaJI thia type of teamwork, I believe .: • ,He ia,al,so a~~ and.thedtai'l!l~ otth~ that we can,help make M~igrl County" and · ~ Mtnell' ·Pohtital &\ion Committee.• He.. · prosper. With the compte,uon of the u.s. Route h•.seryed • a volunleet and datrllr iitanber- ¢ ,, 33 c:onnector to RavenswO!ld, and the DarWln)hc Melp .~WAcr lelm, il1d al10 hu _., as · to-Atltens Mction comploted, McilJ$ County 'li Oil1ICOUimasler wilh ~OM Scout Council.. • will have a greatly enhanced potential. ~, "~ • CQMPAc:;: .,ropresentatil(c, I ~ave "It is necessary fdr the economic devclop':Wilrl!ed witfi loc:al and state elected .oflidals on' ment of our area to britt& In more lndlllley and ~ ICIUbber .. . at tM· Oencral' James M. . create jot.. Tl\il will alio, illlow ll!l to povide (liYi!' Plant, Which enlliKlcd f'!llploymctll "I the be~ schooll and l!Otter education for.our c:hil· ~~~~~ lltd ~lped ~ ·!lie jobl at the Meip dreQ. ' . . • . 1 ;M.I~" .Willhtma~ •. l>._. ' .,, . "Meip County~ a areAtplace to live,¥<! ; ~ Wh,ell ~eip,Mme ~· 31 flooded, I alio wi!h te.mwork, we can make it even lietter."· •• • ·! ' . ..:··· •' '. ' ' 1 ' .. ' • . , ... -Trtplett to run for ~oLinty engineer . Gqod Afterpoon! ·sentinel 1~-lOI'IIps . Cale!"'•t CJm!Oeds CoJI!g A4 Eel Moria!• AJ' .Obltu1da . ·AJ , Wgtller '• Lotteries .oHIO Pick 3: 3-6-4· Pkk 4: 3-9-S-S , ·' · Jlloclcqd: 4-.S-6-20-27 ' . W.YA= · '· · POMEROY Republican Eugen~ Each bridge mill be inspected Triplett of Pomerpy.has filed his petition with and, needed, a weight limit the Meigs County Board of Elections to run for the GOP nomination for county engineer. will be posted and enforced, and Tripl~tt is a registered . a progft!,m for replacement of prpfessional engineer and inadequate bridges will begin. surveyor with Triplett Engineering Services. He is il gradqate of Pomeroy • If elected couoty engineer, Triplet! said he High School and earned a will annually certify the safety of the coLindegree in ciy(I ~~gineer- ty's bridges. . . '· · !ng from Oh1o Umvcrs1ty Each·bridge will be inspec!ed and, if need'" 1971. ed, a weight limit will be posted and · Prior .to be~inning his . enforced, and a program for replacement of own busmess 10 Pomer9y inadequate bridges will begin. · . · in 1.988, he worked for the Trlpleit alsO said he looks forward to hav, Oh1o ~epar~m.ent of ing a good working relationship with . the Tl'lll$portltl,on and Crown C1ty Mmmg Co. township trustees. He is the son of Edna Triplett of Pomeroy . Triplett said all his work experience and . ~ucatiop has been In civil :engineering, and the late Hatold E. ."Gene" Triplett. · ffis w~ich incl~dcs ro-!s, highway~, streets, . wife, Karen, is employed by the ~omeroy law brtdg~. dramage prOJects, water hncs, sew- firm 0( Little, ·Sheets and Warner. His daugh"!s and subdivision~, all of which. arc esse-r- ter, Shelly, is the mother· of his. grandsons, 11ai1D a county eng1necr. . · . . Nathan and·Jack Starcher, and h11 son, RusHe,said he ahd his company have done sell, is a·civil engincc,r working for the ramihundreds of property surveys and have pre- Jy owned firm. · pared civil engineering plans (or numerous Triplett is a member of the Middleportpublic. improvement projects in ~he county, . Pomeroy Rotary Club and t~c Prof~ional mc!jlding the. Pom~roy : S•~cr .ProJect, _Dexter Land ~urvcyors ·of.Ohib. He IS a.lso ~ central · · Rural ~aterltne, 01lkcy ~tdge Watcrhnc 8lld comm.itteeman · with the Me1as· County the Bndgcman Street Improvements. Republican Pa,rty. ' if Tod~y's Sou"*" . 992 4055 • • commission seat r, ~1nty ciiptmiaillner. · · · : ' ::. Rt.n'LAND ....:. Cliirlea E. Wtlli~ of Rut- "It is necessary for the econolniC . has filed his peliliaii _with ~c Meip Co~n- . · · ·. development ofow area ' · . Bpard of ~ a .a candidate for Me1p .. Oliio.1Uvet ·.· -Dear. .c0 mp·any'. L . .Williams . ' (740) ' 992~412 ' ;Jt's..here -.th·. e infamous flu·s·eason "'h .333 Page Street Middleport, Ohio ·. 45760 •. tl)c • •.· By TASHA JOHNSON • Grim, Beli!an}> Boyles" Kyle Smid. You can tell the holidays were die, Joh'n Kopscinzsky, Btooke fl.pproaching when you saw the WiHiams, · Se11n . Fahner, Meaghan speech and drama students working Avis.. .. · on their skits. . Brant bixon, Johnathoil HaggerThe 55 students in Speech and ty, Laura Payoe, Justin Roush, Sara Drama, divided into four groups, per- .'hie, Whitney Thomas, Tommy formed skits for their classmates just Roush, Mindy Halley, Nick Michael, before school was dismissed for the · Jake Bi~shfield, Scott Colwell, Chris holidays. • .. Krawscyzn, Adam Thomas. Nick . The three clas~es had four groups Wood, Kim Peaveley, Sara Fife, . 111 each one for a total. of 12. Each · Shawn White, Jackie Black feff gr~up was res~nsible f'!f writing the . Bro"'n, P.J. Erwin, Marjorie ltalar; scnpt, performmg II, and designing Amanda Miller, Heather Ferrell. the props. There .were sevefal skits Jennifer Shriniplin,James Stanwith "A Christtilas to Remember" and ·ley, Robert Day, Renee Stewart, Yfcs- . rD ";I'he Nfihght Before Christmas" being Prley Thoene, .Jeremiah Smi(h, Ryan - .. two o t em; · · au, Steve' Beha, Tara Gray Mille . · Students enrolled 'in speech and Williamson, Zach Meadows, Maris- . · drama and performing in the skits · sa Whaley; Tawney Jones, and Meli_,; we~e Beverly Bur~ette, Julie Spaun, sa Davis. lbese students have worlced Onon Baqeu, Stephanie Kopec verv hard on these skits and who· J~seph McCall, Seth Rawson, M.or: knows maybe the next Steven S!liel·'ltm Mathews, Tiffany Halfhill, Adam. . berg will be discovered. n~al estli~Y.iles .i~ .Ji!11·1Jalf com-missioners should ·'lie able fwlardl, to draw pn Jill of advance of those funds sometime next "!;~:~abOve wh~t was originally lantfci- month, but meanwhile, they must·deal with .o -at the end of next month. · . .four general fund payrolls, which amount to County ·Commissioner Jeffrey Thornton, some $60,000 every two we.eks, as well as in turn, said that "this is the best year we've pay those bills which must be paid in the had's.ince I've been a county commissioner," next two-months. but Prosecuting Attorney John Lentes, who The commissioners and Frank appi:ar to ,. · serv.es on the County Budget Commission disagree on the amount of money which c~n with Auditor Nancy Parker Campbell and be expected in revenue betw,een now and the . Treasurer Howard Frank.'sajd Thursday that end of next month. · the carryover balance fcom 1999, of Thornton said that sales tax revenue, "' ' . $225,742.99, is the lowest he has seen since which is paid each' month by the state, could .ack DlimiOnd Girt Scout Council off cookie ·Moi'riiiOn, Salem C.l)ter Elementary. Girl contallt winntt'l · he toOk Gffice in 1993. total as much as $300,000 between now and ~for 2000 with th• annual Cookie Crunch Thu,.clay . w.re.Jtnnlfer ~rta, Troop 1201, followed by Saman· Lentes sail! that the.county is, essentially, . the end qf Febr.uary, butFrankuid that those ·f11ght ·It ~·· NET In ·POI!ItfVy. ~It crunoh · winners tha S!19ntz, Troop 1254, and Jtnnlfw Laraen, Troop 1110. in the same condition now as it· wa5 when tax receipts are more likely to be around J.u altn Robtrta, Melge Hfatl SChool ~I player, Eltvan Mel~ County Girl Scout troop8 were NPf"Hnted .J999 began. . . $240,000. .. .fallowed by Divlcf .Fiaher of(iiiperlal Electric lnd Sam . at the event · · ' · ' Howard,who sa1d 'Yedne~y 1n a preFrank also . a nticipates intereston the ~ pared ~tatement that th1s balance qf funds .,Investment of inactive county funds in the • remammg from l_ast year .actually llffiOUnts to amount of $32,000 in Janu~y. and expects $2~6,109.03, d1d not mclude _the f~nds that •some $40,000 in local government rev·.Whlch had been encumbered by vanous enue -. also from the state 4-W.ill be paid in . county offices at the end of the year to pay · to the general fund sometime between now I • last-minute bills, Campbell said. and Feb. 28: Lee normally works at Holzer's Jac;k.sOn That encumbrance totals $20,366.04, and Thornton said that the commissioners By STEPHANIE SAYRE "The flu has hit." PVP NtWa Sbiff · P One patienL agreed, with a doctor's Pike Branch, but the · recent overload of · an addi~ional $50,000 i~ 1999 bills. has not alsO expect .$25,000 in indirect costs to be patients has brought . her to .<:l!lllipolis. She been pa1d, or even submitted to her office for paid to the general fund by the Department · GAL:.i.IPOLJS· -'- /UII as things are . e11cuse for .work in .hand. . . • . . of Human Services; an amount identical fu appearing to calm dol/in .- holiday ~xcil9- . · . "I feel miserable: I've been off work for · said patient visits per day fluctua«l, but daily paymenL Thoml?n s~d earher th1s week that s~me . that paid in indirect c;osts last ·year. , ment fading. kids getting senled back tq two days, Bl)d if I still feel like thi•, l·lqtow visits average 40 to SO. She said this number has recently Nmped to more than 70, without $23,000 '" b1lls fo~ .the. ~un~y shenfrs Fr.ank said today tliat the financial condlpool-local hoipitals arc experiem;lna· a I won't~ in ·tomorrow, either." · ~pike in activity. . • " . . Physician's assistant Teresa Lee said the counting patients In the pediatric facilities. · o~fice, and $24,000 10 uuhty b1lls for the tion of the county appears better than it real: • The influen~·bl.a 'lh•t~as been infecting clit;~ic ar\ticipated an Increase in paJicnts and . · There is sc:ime relief in aiaht ·if the bug . co~rthouse, other county offices an~ other Iy is because the appropriations in some is treated in time, Lee said. New anti-viral · mamtenance. expenses ~ad been pa1d. B~t funds, including Public Employees Retire.·t6e nation is here·.:t;;.lnd.residcniS'are feel- ·upped Its stat:fto accommodate tlicm. 1ng its effects. · · · "Normally, one doctm can h1111illc the medications are highly effective if adminis- Campbell sa1d that t~e ()11ls not only rcm~m ment System, workers compensation and · " ·. "Our ·numbers are ufi:' said Jennifer daily' workload," Lee said. "Now, the office , tered within the first 48 hours of infection. unpa~d, but that no purchase orders for pay- Medicare are- not adequate to cover what ' ment had been requested of her office. ' · ;t.lcOclland, RN, in Holzer Oinic's Urgent .is. sta~d with either two doctors, or one Pltata ita Flu, Page A3 Acco~d~ Campbell, those bills for the· Plelle s" Budget, Page A3 . (arc. . ..' .: . . . doctor and a PA." were CHRISTMAS SKIT- "Lady Winter HlghJIICkl $1nta's Sleigh" was one of several skill preeenlild at Mtlal High School before classes were dlsmlsa8d the IIOIIdaya. faking rOIH _In 't he were, from left, Orlan Bennett, Jot ilotcCIIII, Sllphanlt Kopec Jullt Spaun and Beverly Burdetta. ·· · ' •• "I think (the commissioners) reduced the appropriations to show a be,tter balance than there actually is;'' By BRIAN J. REED Stntinel News Staff . . Howard Fronll, Mltgo County-POMEROY - . Membe~ of the Meigs <;:ounty Budget Commi~ioil say that the condition of the Meigs County Gene.ral Fund may' not be 8s rosy as the count)' commis- sheriffs office y.'ere left for the commissionsioners say it is. ers to pay at the end of the yeir because the l)arlier this week, the commiSSIOners sheriffs budget Was depleted earlie< in the approved appropriations • totaling year. . . · $3,486,219.26 for· the new fiscal year. Janet . . In order to make it until the settlement of Hono·r r'oll st ude.nts Iau·'ded'. Speech, ·drama students ·entertained c;:lassrnates C&~~~ . Things may not be as _rosy as they appear. Clinton renews effort to :aid 'School·.construction By TIFFANY HARDER • Meigs High School Student Council joined local churches, organiza_tions and .businesses in helping the Department of Health and Human Services with the Christmas Angel Project to benefit under.! ·privileged children and elderly people in Meigs Couniy. ·: In early November Student Council members began ~:ollecting money from students to doniJte.to the project. MHS students donated $250 · and S.tudent Council contributed $350 from its budget. . The members along with their advisor, M{S. Reed, were Santa's helpers buying games, toys, clothes, CD players, and bath and body supplies with the donated money. On Decem~er 8 the presents were 'delivered to help m.ake this a brighter Christmas for Meigs Cqunty: Next year the project plans to help even more needy people. The Rio Grande staff will be donating · approximately $200 to the Christmas Angel Prpject in 2000. ' .• Single Copy. 35 Cents . l!lly KEVIN KELLY OVP .,._ Editor Student Council aids Christmas 'angels' ,J' Middlepott • Pomeroy, Ohio 149 . FCCLA,>selects new officers· for 1999-.2000 I HometoWn Newspaper Cremeans mounts run for U.S..Senate seat WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi- ed in the fiscal 2001 budget he will · the ' ide~ repeatedly ignored or shoi ·· Last year, Clinton's budget p.ro; dent Clinton is ready to annourtce a introduce Feb. 7. . · .dow.n by Congress. Many Republi- · posed· using $3.7 biHion in tax ere~' proposal to help communities rebuild Details of the school con~truciion ' cans have objected tha( the plan its over five years to help local gov- . . . aging and •overcrowded schools; proposal were not immediately avail- would impose f~ral stri9tures on emments issue close to· $2S billion playing to an issue that Democrats able. . .. education decisjgns that .should be worth of bonds for school repair and think ~ill' help them in this election -Howev.er, the plan spotlights an made by state ~nd local governments. 'moclctnizatlon. · . , · · . . . ' year . election-year desire by the White Clinton was ·to disclose his plan House and~ongressional Democrats . . today after meeting with House and to focus on education, which polls ··. Senate Oemocratic leaders, said con- ·show Is ·an issue on which they hold By BILLIE DYE . By BETHANY BOYLES _ , . , · . . . gressional officials and lobbyists ·. an advantage over Republicat\s. The Students who made the honor roll for the ,first six weeks grading peri04 · FCCLA stands for Family, Career,.Community Leaders of America. ',Vho spoke oli condition of anonyrni- edge exists even though the GOP has or had perfect attendance were honored recently at an "honor's breakfast" in Any students enrolled in Life Choices, Family Studies, NutritionlWell- ty. tried to improve its image by aban- the cafeteria. ' . ness, Grads, and Consumer Economics can join. The proposal will include a new doning earlier plans to abolish the To be invited to this breakfast you had fulfill one of those requirements., ~ew offic.ers this year are Aja M~Glothin, president; Jessica Cundiff,' vice program of federal grants for school Department of Education in favor of Over 300 students were 'invited and ·more than. 200 attend~d and enjoye.~ presldent;.Arica Blackwell and Mary Shuler, photographers; Will Kauff, news . construction, plus a revival of his supporting added ·spending for the continental breakfast . ' paper reporters; Erin Ralston, secretary; Jennifer Allen and Krystal Pen: effort in recent yearS to use lax breaks · schools. · Frank Blake. a-1992 graduate of Meigs High School, was tlui guest speak· , nington, outreach. . . . • to · help communities finance Clinton has repeatedly proposed er. He talkid about the im~ce of a good hi~h school education iUid the · · . FCCLA is involved in many activities throughout the year such as dis- upgrades to existing schools, the using federal money for school con- benefits of having a college educati9h. He stressed the importance of stay- : tnct m~ungs w1th Eastern and Southef11, regional competitions; secret angels,. sourcessaid. The plan wiH be includ- struction in recent years, only to see ing focused,:even if )lou aren't sure 'about your future .. , . ·.. · and hilhday gatherings. . . · ' Then: ~over 40 students in FCCLA, 30 of which particip~. in· the Heart Walk raiSing $150 for the local organization. M.H.S. FCCLA will be host' l. • • . • ing ~e regio~al meeting-at which there will be more than 30 school partie~ 1p~tmg. ·. . · . I} -Page AS • J.u nior class raising funds for annual prom · ,. ' a1 ~·~ ·,. for BIICUyes fall to Fighting 11/ini • " .• Sports SmOking niiilhers get warning, Page A2 .~ Our View: Gee Center fulfills dream,. Pag·e A4 _Meigs girls win lOth straight, Page A10 !fOd-v": Cloudy . Htgtt: 408; Low: 20s er· occupation ~ such as a massage therapist' and a scientific researcher. She would be vety interested in · going to Australia someday to view the beautiful mountains and the variety of animals and plant Species. . Another new addition to ~UIS this year is Mrs. Barn.ett: the Grads teacher. She came to.the high school after being offered the job during the summer. She lives in McArthur with . her three children. Her hobbici are water skiing, cooking, and spending time witn family -and friends. She . decided . to become a teacher and hopes to make a difference in a student's life. Also new .at MHS is Mr. Yost, a graduate of Hobart Welding. School, now in his first career position.'Being a former student of MHS, has given . h~ln a new -~rspective of the way things arc and shotil~ be. . . By TIFFANY HARDER The Junior Class at Meigs High School has been very busy raising mori- · ey for the annual Junior-Senior Prom. In the fall the students sold.magazine~ and gifts to raise money and ·they exceeded their goal of projected sales. The juniors also sponsored a Maroon and Gold cruise on the Liberty Bell Stern wheeler the end of October. · Now they 'are selling candy bars and suckers at school> The Prom is paid for by the Junior Class and requires a lot of time and effort not only of th~ ~tudents, but their parents as well. The class needs sup· port m the1r fund ra1smg efforts. · · ~ J......,. 7' 2000 Friday . -·New faces .on staff this year at Meig·s : Jim Huff, who has been at Easi~rn ·Local for 21 years and taught sevep years before that in West Vil]ljnia, is :!_he nc~ librarian. He majored in jour·nalisrn and library scienc.e at Marshaii'University. Huff is a resident of . -Meigs Couniy and enjoys reading as well as outdoor activities. Fall just happens to be his' favorite season of the year because ·of football and all tlie colors <>f nature. ' The new ~J\ce teacher is Jan Haynes who deCided to teach to share · the excitement of that subject with . ' students.·Slie enjoys the personalities of the students. Her favorite hobby is ·collecting.antiques. She has had oth- • . • : !3y BilLIE DYE ·: There have been many changes : this · yeat at Meigs High School . ·i ncluding th~ addition of many new ~taff members . . • • • Thui'8CIIIy, JMuary 1, 20aD .. • ... • • •• • • •• • • • D.Uy 3: 1-8-S; Dally 4: 3-9-5-5 • ~ . .. . ~. ' .. . . ... ..' it\ •. � 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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