http://66.213.69.5/files/original/53d391cc5e8e9404cbcca65e011e4a9c.pdf 5da54436b2456bbbd80c8ec325194e20 PDF Text Text ' PomerOy, Middleport, Ohio __ 1M Local scoring~ M. . l l , M - l l Miller......•...•..,, ..............•...... 2 II . I 8• 22 .Mrip .................................. l !I 26 11 2l • II . . Mllor(N •H TYC ~ ~ &1. ~ l:I ... Mu:htlle Ht:avntt ··-····~·---• 0 1·2 9 Tuesday App~nWL., .._____ , 2 0.0 a Sam BrinQQ .................... ,.. l 1 1:1. l t.3 .u .. _, 20 (McCormick 6). I . ToW •FCo: 9-38 (.2401. - o n : 31. - · Oilier ,... lislica DOt rqKll1rd Totab 6 3 Molp (Il-l. H TVC Ollio) flw< )AI 17 Amber Vinina ................-, ..6 2--2 ... 17 Jennifer Shrimplin ............6 0 ().() 11 . Brooke Wllliam• .....,.........S 0 12 • Amy HyseH .......•.........•....4 Shann9f! Price ...................! "MarinaWhaley ............... J Marjorie Bratton. ...............2 , Stephanie Wigal ............... 1 , Ashley Thomas ............... ,. I Tiffany Halfhill... .............. I 0 2 0, 0 0 0 0 2-2 0.0 6 4 4 3 2 0.0 Tif!"any Qualls ................. I 0 0-4 2 Julie Spaun .......................0: ·10 k1. 1 Totals 31-58 J.6 lt-11 . 11 • Aulsb: 23 (Whaley &. Wtgal' 4 each). Ba.cked ~ shots : 5 (Shrimplin 4). Fouls; N/A..' Rtbelandl: 28 (Qualls 6) SltaiJ: B (Whaley~ ) TOtal f'Gt: 33·64 . . • ( 000). Thmovers: 12 . Vinton County 44, •Eutern 36-0T • . Vinton Coumy .......... IO S 1• Eastern ................. , ........ 4 8 6 10 l.l = 9 10 S,.. - -K H n~s ........... ............~ .. 5 17 .1£I ' I 0.2 1-4 • J Jenkins ......................... .\ : E. Sowers .... :................... 4 0 • Belinda Hnyes, ......... .......4 . 0 . S. Haybron ........ : ...:.......... l ,_ 0 ; M. Jones...........................1 Q • Tnt.als 18 2 Nole : Other stalislics not n:ported. eum Eastern (4·7) .,.,_ .~£ 23 .324 C..OraliM- ~ ..................................22 II .~7 Milwaukee ............................20 Deorolt .................................. IS , - _. ................................. 18 a..n-............................... 18 15 ll ll 16 .S71 Adllta .................................. l2 21 .364 .161 CLEVELAND ...................... IS a Bri geue Dome• ............... 2 Sarah Brauer .....................! 17 n. South Appalachian Sl. 8,, ETSU 64 Clmpbe11 '2.Jacluonvillc Sl . · Oulltanooaa 84, VMI7l Coli. ofOJ,arleJIOn 7.$, Wofford 6<:1- .182 · DoVIdson 74. Furmnn 63 Fla. hUcmalionol "• New Orleans S.\ GtorJe Muon 74, N.C.-Wilminston ss Gcoraia Southr:m 78, UNC·Greensboro 71 Georgia St. 79. Sh~tSon 64 , ' , Hampton 75, Md.·Eostern Sllore.68 Jocluon St. 75 . Prairie V.cw 60 locksonvillc Sl. 90, Ctnt. AOfida 8.\.QT lees·Mc:Roe 71 , Charle11on SOudtem 66 . Wedne5day's games Midwest 0 1).0 4 0:0 2 Alcorn St 60, ' l:llt; .f, , 19.Tulu .. ................................... 14-l 1!1-4 0 .............. 4S9 429 1\rk · Pi~ l 1,04S . 1~ .>, 703 673 14 606 I' 15. Nortlf Cvolina........................ !M 511 . 19 416 11 444 · 9 . . Celli~ n.' W~llow Wood Harrison Cent 60, Caldwell 57 ; .. Ironton Rock. Hill68. Chesapeake '6 . . , DanTa$ 1 ! 4 2 8 1 9 10 6 II . 14 17 20 13 12 27 2l . ~· '"""" ' n · ~ ,,,-~J."" ,., r ~- ' ,... ' ' t ' .. ,I' 1! • .• •' I, \ P·''· ·, ' ' • " I • •.. :.,.., . • ' ' .. ' '.. .., " ' I .? . '. 1 -800-··........... . " .. ......................... '"". ' ' . ' • . "·'" ~· The.Companies propose a Corporate The Companies propos,e' a Rate The Com~nl~propose tarlfftei;m "'f~ tornpiri1es p~po~ a shop~ni . Separation Plan which specifies how Unbundling Plan that specifies·the and conditlpn~ to address reasona~ lncentl~, for consumers who seek _alter- · they and their affiliates will supply com- unbundled components for electric gen'·. 'requlrerr!erits for Initially chdoslngan . natJ.~·~u generation servl~e , " petitive retail electric generation service · . erat~on, transmission, and distribution . ~lter~~tiYe·~e~eratlon s,uppli~J, cl'\a.ngpr~l~r$'ihat repres~nts the lowe·., Of ,. al)d non-electric products and ~ervices . serv<ce..Beginning on January 1, ~oo1: .. ~ lng suppliers. length of comm~tment by . the ew,~~ market price of elect(lc in additlo·n to non-competitive trans- ..' .there will be two tariff offerings: the . . a c.usto(!'letlfo~ service, transmission · . · el'le£a··9!' the unbundl~ generation, mission and distribution retail electric . Starid.ard,Jariff for cus~ol"ers ~ho con- . r ' ,'si=ry/~,t~d ot~er necessary chan~~· :•:) ~ rat~~~ curre~ applicable rate To Whom it May Concern: serviCe through fully separate affiliates · ttnue to take service from the , . . . :.~ .'\, schecluldo~ e!"h~pany. ·' which will be separate corporate enti.Companies, which lnaludes terms and The·compa,nl.~ request,authority to . , · .· .. Public Notice is hereby given pursuant · The propased Transltio~ Plans ·to~ld · ties. Specifically. each Company plans to conditions of service, rat~ schedule5 and · . ·receiVe tr.risltiOn ~nues that will to Section 4928.31, Ohio Revl5ed Code, establish new transmission and dlstri- · . seVeral tax and other rid~rs, and refl~s assist In mfklr,ig the transiti~r. to.it fully affect customer rates and equid affect that on December 30, 1999, Columbus bution subsidiaries. The new distrlbu· a 5% discount from the generation com- .comPetitJVt.~it ele(fr!c·i~l'l!tlbn the d~l.oplng.el~lc competitive mar: Southern Power Company (CSP) and tion subsidiaries wifi own and operate . ponlmtf.or resldentia.l customers; ~nd .: : market. s~~h levlnu'~ ~·!=H~~ion- ' ~- ~r5~~~-t9, Seqlon :49_2~:~ R~lsed Ohio Power Company (OPCO) (cellectiveall of the distribution assets currently the Open Access Distribution Tariff for . al regul.atory assets l!'d ~~n~~ener; ' Code, any petSorl tiaving ~ ~al and subly referred to as the Companies) filed owned by CSP and OPCO, respectively. customer~ who choose ~n alternative ation a~sets, Reg:ul.atory as~, St··cu~ stintlaf Interest In the Transition Pl~ns· with the Pubffc Utilities Commission of While the new tran~mission subsldl~rles · :electric generation supplier, which tomer receivables/' are e11pen~whlch ·may file ~~V]th th~ PUCO preliminarY,., Ohio (PUCO) Tr~nsition Plan5 for the will Own the transmission assets curincludes terms and conditions, open otherwise would hlille been ~red .·: objectlon.s.to th.e propPsed ~ransltlon Companies' provision of retail electric iently owned by CSP and OPCO, respecaccess distribution rate schedules, appll- by the Companies, b\« wl)ich ~ ~n,,.. pla~s, WI'! if~ ~hall!<'en~l,f_y, ~th speciflcl· ' · service in the state of Ohio. In (a5e Nos. tl~~ely, those assets will be pperated In _cable riders, and a Transition Charge. deferred fo,r _recovery ~~u,s?!YJ,W~.; , ~ lssu~ and r:espor~~~.'~,rta!nlng.to 99-1729-EL-ETP and 99·1730-EL-ETP, the manner described fn the rates. In addition; tl:le Comp;jl!l~.pr~ . ' any aspect of the' prtipcKeC! Transition respectively. The Plans provide that, Companies' plan for the indept:n!lent ' The Companies address ~peratlpnal sup- pose to establish nev.i reguJ~:assefs .. Plans, SIJCH OBJECTIONS MtJsr BE '· : beginning on January 1, 2001, customers operation of their trarismisslon facilities. port systems and other technical imple- resulting frcJr? compll~~ wltlti'eledrtc FIUD W~H TI:IE PU.CO NO ,lATER'THAN may choose an alternative supplier of ' The generation assets will iemain with mentation issues pertaining to competi- Industry restriictur,lng obllg"!OI!S af'ld · ,FEBRL:JARY.14. 2000. ., , . . , electric generation seriljce. For cus. tamers who ch09se. to remain . witt!' their . :: f Company for the supply of generation with appropriate recagnltion of the sub-, ment and operations performed by the requests ~~ ~ $~~igg,ooo:f0ri Plans, whl(h 'are CIIITef1tly ~nctln. service, rates for electric service during stantial overlapping financial arrange- · Companies to provide electric ~hoice to· exlstl(l~ an!! new tea1.1lato'l' IJsets~i.,nd . . befo~ U:le PUCO. are·avalllib\t .fOr .~ '. '• the market development period will be m~nts that currently exiSt. The goai Is to their customers. ·· · . ()pea reqlll!$ reC9very of $610.78~.000 lns~lon durlniJ normal business · capped and will equal rates_in effect on • for existing and new ret\llltOfY ~- ' s~arate each operating company In an 1 .flours at the pffkes Ot the P\,)~0, 18Q ~ October 5, 1999, adjusted for statutory ord~rly and economi~ally efficient man- . The Companies propose an Empl¥e ·. In ad!lltlon, efCh eompi!IY.If.Cique~lng 1: East Broad Street, Columbus, Ohio 43~i5- ,. exceptio~s. The Companies' request for · ner. ilrid mJnlmlze additional transition Assistance Plan fur providing severance, ' recovery of stran~ aeneratfQn 3793; 1-Boo-686-]126; at tj1e llffl~ of approval of the Transition Plans as filed costs that result 1!'om prematurely, retraining, early retirement, reterltlon, · for the dfffi!rence bebr•eaa the 1 - ., AEP Service.co!f)o,.,tlon,1 Riverside ,, 1 is now pending before the PUCO. unwinding the existing fli')'Jnclal oUtplacement, apd other, assistance for ·;' estlmat~ m.rket eHd! !'If eleql'Jc.·enet:l Piau, <;olumb s, Clio :4321~, by~Contict• arrangements. The Companf~s· cus~ ,. ·· · · the Companies' ~mplo~s ~hose · . 8Y and the u~burK¥ed ·~ l'fle,. .,.;c;~ng WIKiain)R. Fo~, .at 614:223-1225.. CSP and OP,CO are two of seven operattamers will continue to rec~_lve the . employment Is affected by electric of e~ch curren,t applicaBle)_~ ~le:;, ,.._" , . . · .. ,,.~' . . ing companies of the 'multi-state · sa1J1e level of service. In addition to sat; .Industry re*ucturfng, a~hough the .The'.chaljefcjr su.ch I'II~J~r ~~. " ·. ::CQLQMBtJs'soi:IJ'~!fji/-POWER . 'J . American Electric Power System. CSP ·l~fylr1g their statutory obligations to · . Companies haven~ Identified any such Cot;npany will beO(II ~· ~sls;as· .~ . //JMPAN;f:Nio OHIO POWER COI\Ap,jiNY . provides retail electric service to·approxprovldenoticeoftheTransltl,onPiiins, employeesatthlsttme.~erefore,the s~on~~edu'1UIIIs:-fb''ttte · l ·:··~:. ·~ \~h.-v , , . imately 652,joo customers located in a ~he Companies also have re"~... . ""sted. Companies are ndt seeking recoverv .at · ·A .. plic.atlon. ' .;. _ ' · "'\ ' ' "·1'-~,., · · ·~'~.. · " ' ,. ·~' •· ';1t" " ' ~ .. ' ! ' . \1:~ serviCe territory which encompasses 26 acceptance·by the PUCO of th!s notice this time, of:~ny related cos,ts. , . .. . · / . ... -~ :._..;(: '" •·· counties in the central and southern assatlsfylng notice obllgatlons,lfany, ·· T~ COm~nies pr~ a plan for~ .., ....... ' sections of Ohio. OPCO provides retail · '' ' required by th~ "!'iller Act, ~lqn~ · · The,Companies propose~ Consumer · IActepe~operltloii of.,~heir tr;~ns- : ( ~,'·, , f' •' ··. · electric service to approximately . 4905-20 and 4905.21; Ohio Revised Code, Education Plan wherelrJ ~Companies ml,sion'faclllties by quallfylni trans.• . ... ' ,, 689,500 cu1,tome"r5 located In a servlt;e to the extent the Miller Act Is appficable wJII providefl.!ndlng.to h['p educa_te m.lsslol) ~ntlty..The_Compa.nles ~~In • territory_which encompasses 53 c~untles · to this proposal. ' ' · 1 consumersont~edetall ,¢howto , thltt.~are,EO"lT1M~1nn~~~iM··i,~).'l.'· ~!.~ in the northwestern, east central•.eas~· choose an al~ernatlve generatlo1n suppll- ' the ~trol ofthtirr transmltljon J;M;tll- · · , · ern and soUthern .sections of Ohio. er. The Companies, working with~ · :· tl~lind th*f ather , · ,' . ' ' ' l· I .ry groups, wi!l implei!lent statewide and Utilities; hiVe " .i, ' ' .~.} "• 1 "" In summarY. the·Transltlon Plaiu Include ,1 coordinated locai-terrltory · the following:_. • campaigns. • _... . ~fomlthe . AIIII•111~ti~!I:Jtlilllot' 'c ,. ' 7' ~ I I;,: "'' ' -'~ •· ' , ... I I '• oraanlziltlon. .~· } : " r: ~1! NOTICE OF APPLICATIONS 'FOR APPROVAL . OF ELECTRIC TRANSITION ' PLANS AND APPliCATIONS FOR RECEIPT OF TRANSITION REVENUES BY COLUMBUS SOUTHERN POWER COMPANY AND 'OHIO POWER COMPANY. . 1 ~:a~::!~~~T~~~~:::::~ented ::~~~~e:;:::~r~:~~;=~ · :i~~a~~!~:~~n~~~~~·t'•' ~i~; of~~;eo~· tkTra~lt;~( • ·· oms' · •· .., l f · , . a 'i:' I '•l'l" •.' ' 0 . I"'., , '~'il·E . .. ~~--t> ~ l ,, I .'i~,s ° 8y 'BRIAN J. REED the upcoming census, and noted 1hat the test-· do no reply to the mailing. ·- , Sentinel News Stltff iilg for census v.:orkers is about to Davenport also encouraged complete and · . MIDDLEPORT - · The Meigs County be&~rn 'accurate reporting to the census bureau. Infor- . Commissioners and repre&entatives·from sevThose tests will be . administered in niation abou1 the ce~sus and censu~ j~s i~ erai CJ>Unty agencies piesented information· Pome10y and Racin~.. Dav~nport . sajd that available by contactmg the comm1ss1oners ·ind offered assistan~ to.the public during ihe ' approximately :JO posttions wtll be filled at the , office~~ 992·2895. . ·. . . eornmlssion~rs' first town meeting. . • beginning of the census effort, with others to , Kann ~ohnson, Metg.s Coun~y touq_sm Th'e me-eting was held at ihe American · follow, · dtrector, d1scussed e_fforts m attractmg tou'!sts Legion Hall in Middleport and was hosted by · Tliose jobs will pay between $9.50 and to the county, and dtsplared the latest. tounsm tile cOmmissioners. ·' · ' . , ,: S11.50 per hour, and tho~ who wish to work brochur~s and travel gu1de, whtch are ~ade Janet Howard, the coinmission'ers' pRSi-":,1 f<lr ~~nsus may :set th~ir own hours, .includ· ·. av~ilabl~ through her office and at vanous dent, said the meeting would be 1h.e "lint of. · Ina W9i'k on eventngs and weekends, when . area busmesses. . ma0y," and said that ihe·commissioners w011ld ·!llOSt fiCRSUS work will be perfo~m~d .. Effort · . Johnson ~lso s~owed the county's new five· . . . f 'try to ~Sit every commimity in the CQIInty this'' w_111 b! milde·· to place workers m then own mmut~ _toun~n:' vtdeo. . . ·· · ·' IOWii~l Davenport said. Demse Ptttmger, a field representative or. .r.e~".veral presentations were made-prior'to a Dii ' 1 ~ said that the census effort will U.S. l{e~. Ted Strickla?d, 0-Lucasvlll~,. also · q~estion·and-answer session. begin is time with a mailing, with follow:up ~poke .bneny on a vanety of. federal tssues, Commissioner Mick Oave~port reported on · visits ~census ~orkers to those homes whtch . tnci1J!Itng health care and Medtcar~. as well as iocess · >aAMPAIGN 2000 FIIiiNGS · .. , ~ . k she Iff .Mill er see S r :race nomlnatiQn ' l-Ie is a lifelong Meigs resident, and 'currently lives in Middleport · with his wife and three cliildren. ; : POMEROY - Pollee Chief Jef- ' f,ey loi.. Miller ~as filed his petition candidacy .for Meigs County sher· Recorder hopes to retain post Pl.... - l..lvy, Page A3 . Helping restore history · Good Afternoon! Today's .--·· Sentinel - z~. -ll Pagel POMEROY ~ ,t.!eigs Record~r Judi~ A. Kina is 56ekirig to retam her posL Calendar A5 ' King. ~ Repub.~ Clwlftsds llcan, will be CoOlies B5 unopposed in the· A1 Ed I!oriels Marc:h 7 'primaObituaries ry, · She was AJ ' appointed to the · Sports rellOrder 's po5iWeather •in August 10 replace .,foliO• . '. .. · s. . lbe p_rosec:utor's ' EmmO- ' · 'office Man lilvesdp&or. He II &110 &'·· .former deputy llherlff, a · fQtmer . , hbu ~ \" OHIO". ~ · t ·w • · ,': ser~nt · for tho Pomoro1 POllee ,, . . . 1n t • Pidl3: l·S-1; PtcU:·Il-6-3-4 · Deputment and • former patrolman 'rec!lfder'• office for, years 1lfld Blldt.eyc 5: 2- tl).J 2-28-31 .' / , ·for the Middleport Polioe Depart- llakl'*'"loolra forward to serving the ' f ' '!;)lent. 1:1e ja &110 afl1ffDW mpllal in puWic In the ,fia!ure. •. , :~Ut11111d. · · ·. · , ' . She • · a !MIIt!ler of .llnterprtae ~~·zJ6-s ~Uy : MiUer, 33, "S'adilatecl from Mel.. I,INied Mothodlat ·O.urdl and the : J,.ocal Hiah SchOol, and from the · Mejp Coun1>: cen~al and executive · .0hio Poice Oflker 'l'lllnlna ~· ·> • • • .• · ' mY at ~na Colleae. · ·' ,_.. ... PlUnge, ~ A2 . Miller is a Democrat, and has more thant5 years of expeti· ence in law · enforcement, ali served in Meigs County. ' Prior· to his . appointment as ,police·._ chief, Miller ~rved . In Lotteries ' .,,.._;u . • ( ... ER levy· ....l •. II "S' NOTICE OF ·e[ECTRIC UTILrtY'S PROPOSED.RESTR. UCThlRING PLAN·: . • Single Copy • 35 Cents Company to make· · uniforms· . ( 'Jt .r . .. . Middleport • Pomeroy• Ohio ' (. .. ELECTRONIC FlUNG wrrHTAX . PREPARATION El!IJiraeAprll1&, 2000 Coupoo MUI1 Be Pret11~ ' :¥ou .nee~ to hit The Trat't · ·3 "~•i"JtJ · ·. ,'" · Hours: Mon. -Frl-9:00 am until 6:00 pm .Sat. 9:00 am 'until 5:00 l "'1 ,·,.; .,:; (740) 992·9355 16 ' '• ,, '' ~ ~ 33105 Hllland Road Pomeroy, Ohio '45769 Hometown Newsl'aper <'. New Location! IS .'1" ! FULL SERVICE TAX PREPARATION INDIVIDUALS • PARTNERSHIPS • CORPORATIONS • PAYROLL 3 l. 1 .. ' G•llipolis68,'Point PleMant. W.Va. .\9 Hflllnibll River 68, TYler Consolidated 41 . Meigs County's . . tl· . .I . t · · MCA Chainber.welcom.es ·Be... •n Pan backs ... , ... ¥t•., ..... '.! .• ~'. FROSTY ltliy be fun around the holidays. but he's. ~ . . , '~ . furi for golf.' So head for the sunny South and the '>' ineredibi~'Robert ~nones GolfTraiLFo~ •~ .,. ·' " 1 Champio~i;.. co~ af ~ght siksln A]'~~-'' : " • 1tf', ! •~ .gM )'OU what tht Frlqumt Flyer Mag(l;ine called •d,ne of the 'lOp 10 trips in the world".And while we can't ··• guarantee the we;tther, we can promise·you great ' . .~q > • ' ' ' ' \ •• ' . , . ~If, Callt-800~949-~44~ for _info~a~on 'a~~t " ., ,.,, Ollf 3-cily/~;pight golf and ho~~ paclQges as · · · loW as Sl62," .· Symmes Vnl. '7 Bluff 47 • ( : '. 18 21 . Knnw .................................. IO.J 206 2J · 22. Old Dominion ........................9-.l 110 21 23. O.:Ca.on:.. ··:· ........................... IO.l 150 ·24 ,. 24. MIUIU.Ippl Sl. ..................... 11 · 2 122 20 , 25. Boston COileae ..................... ! J.J Ill 25 Other• . ncel¥ln1 •otes: Arkana.,a St, 97, George Wuhiaaron 57, Texu 44, Ok!AhorM ]9, Mar-quette 14, Slanford .H. Vandrrbill 13. Micbipn ·II ' Evlnsville 9, KeDNcky 8. VitJinia Florida$, SW ·MisSOQri St. !5, St. Joseph'&5. Tedl ,AI:M s~ ·Wisconsin~ - ~ J;- ArtlQW 2, Cplorado St. 2., Arizorta ,!it. I, New Mexico I. Sw;'tll Cua I. I· ·' Franklin Furnace Ort:an I ·" 22 , Akr Spri~1field .'19, Mcbonald 55 • , Albohy Alexander 91. Trimble'l-9 Beaver EMw;n Pike 66. Oay 46 Btlpn! S.S, Federal Hocking '2 Beverly R. Frye 69. Woodsfield M011roe -Page 81 a -1 • Volume 50, Number 152 12 26.S • . • • .. .. I' . :~ I 279 •• . , 10 771 734 12. 1llinoil .................... ,............. 1... 13. Tulane,........ :............. ,, .......... I4-0 14. UCLA .....................................B-4 • 3 991 • 909 6 142 ' I 831 , 1 We Are I'NpaNcllor Your :1!:1. lll.l!otk I. CINCINNATI (62) ............... 14-1 1,740 Tocals II I 16-~ S7 Asslsll: 8 (Cummins 4, Jhle ' 3). Fa. ..: 19 . 2. Arizooa(S) .............. ............... IJ-2 1,640 Rebounds: J.S {Dailey 7, Barnes & Lyons 6 e~h). .3. Suuarotd ................................. 12~1 I,S63 • Steals: 13·(1hle & Lyons4 each). Thtal FGs: 19--48 4. Auburn(2) . ....................... 13-1 l,ll8 5. Co~U~~CCticut ............................ l1·2 1.440 ( 396). 1\tmovers: 28 6. Duke ....................................... ll ·2 1,376 7. S~acu,.(l) ............ , ............... ll-0 1.3l9 , NtiiOftVIUe--York 8. KaiJ111 ................... :................ 12·2 .. 1.241 '· ~beth Newlun ......... ~ 9.1Ddi&na ................................... 12·1 1,1~6 ,. 10. Florida ................................. l2·2 1,071 Ashl~y Standal1.. ..... .'....... ..4 0 2-4 10 II. MK:hiaiiiSt .. .............. ......... tl-4 1,004 Lacey Whitlatctt. ..............4 0 1·2 9 12. Thnnepee ............................. 14-1 943 Em1ly Carlson..... ,.............2 0 ...._6 8 Coortney 'Cagg ............. .'.... l ,Q O:Q 2 13. NortbCarofina ...................... IJ-4 864 14. OklahomaSt ........................ l2- l 77~ Totals 12: I 11·19 5$ Foul.t: 18. Rebounda: 29 (Newlua 5). Total IS. Texu ............................... :....... 9·3 631. FG1: 22-58 (.373). Turnovers: 18 16. Oklohoma ............................. l3·1 611 17.OHIO ST..............................9•l, 616 18. M:uyland .............................. ll -~ 466 20. K"':ucky .............. 4. LoodillftiTech ....................... 10.2 s. Poon S.................................... 1:1-2 6. NotrtO.mt ........... :............ :... 11·2 7. <Jeoraia ................................... ll-2 8. Iowa S................ ..................... ll-2 9. Ru<gen ................................. lo.2 10. Aubum .......... ........................ ll-2 II. Duke .........................,........... l4-1 · Southwest Seattle at Denver. 9 p.m. , Illm 3. N.C. s................................. .IO.O .13 .. 1hc lOp 25 1Aml in The AS~CM:iNed Pia•' mea's col)e&c bulrd~ll poll, with tint-place voces_ in pareneheJes, records through Jan. "· total pom1:1 bued on 2$ poinll for a firsc-piKe voce lhrouJb.oDe poiat for 1 25th-place V01e and previoUa ranDna: . . Lalt 9 6 2. Te....................................... ll·l I.OS7 .,, . ., . ""· • 'f'• Ohio H.S. girl~' ~ores · Clevelood St. 80. Sacred Heart 50 ValpanUso 89, Belmonl 86-0T Wichita St. 80. Wyomins 71 ~ll 3-4 2-2 ~ bl.lll'llll I. Connecticut ("5) ..................... 12.0 ,1.12J 1 ' Orlando ill Toronto. 7 p.m. L.A. Clippers at BO)IOn, 1 p m. Wnshinaton a! Indiana. 7 p.m. New York at Detroh. 7::\0 p.m. Chicago M Cbnrloue, LID p.m. · L.A.l4ers ac MilwiWket-, 8 p.m. I Marauders maul MUler56-29 • ' a. SGUthem U. 79, MVSU 77 Stony Brook. 61 , Ekm 60 ·Texas Southern 80. GrambliAs St. 73 lbr Cimdel67. W. Carolin.a 63 Winthrop 11. William&. Mary 64 AP Top 15 men's poll .' 9 '.• N. CarOlina A&:.T69. Delowore St. ~:il S. Cn'mlinn S1. 71.-HOwnrd 6J SE Miqouri 61, Middle Te:nnessee '-8 S01mford 90. Aorida A.ti!U'tiC 46 Tonight'• gamH ...... throQII Ja '· ..... 19. UC s... BubaR................. II·). 20. Ailzona ................................. 12-2 CopPin S1. 80. Florido A&M !6 . ' If JOI' ll1ve to.let this guy plly through. •• I pol, . will! ,16. T.... Tech ............................. ll·l • o(()2 11. LSU ......................................11·3 ~I 18. Purdue ~ .................................. 9-4 316 •BtlbuDe-Coolcman 75, Morpn St. !2 .lt)J f loa Co.Mal c.roliu '"· Amcrican1J. 73 . Coaoecticut Texu 67 . Fali'lei&h Dick.lmon 63, Mouol St. Mwy 's, Md. lO Hartford 79. New H.......... 59 Mo•moulh, N.J. S8, ll.MBC 57 Niqara 79, looa 67 Roben Morris 73, St Francia, NY 63 St Fraac:is, Pa. 7.\, Lons Island U. 58 St John'• 75, Georsetown 66 Sr. Pclcr's90, Rider 73 Vennont 76, Maine 75 .613 .594 High: 40s; Low: 30s AP womea's 1bp 15 poll 1be top 2.5 te.,. 1.. n. rAr=d~..... 12, 2000 Our Vrew: Rostal Service stiU bargain, Page·A4 Meigs Community Calendar, Page AS Eastern boys improve slate to 8-1, Page 81 Thursday: Cloudy . . ill ~ftllbeaea. rcccn. poiMJ hued oa 2S poillil fw a -...,._ .,. l1vooJh ODC point fot 12$th.place VOk -.:1 prevbti ~D~. ~ Cent:. Connecricut St. 73, Wqner 71 .618 . ' VOltS Eut 16 Q IYU n. UNLV 7l Dtnvcr 84, .\it Foree 72 New MeJ.ko 11, Cekndo St. 70 Ullb70. Sao Dleao St. Sl Wortft'l collqt bwt NCAA Division I men's scores 10 55 0 0 NBA standings Fnocit«> 13, X.._VIER (OHIO) 11. Goozqo 10, SMU 9, - h 8. Wiacauin 11. llanlo 7, Bill St. 6. WaK Fotelt ' · St. Bonh•tuft ) , SetOb Half 2, Bo.Haa 0... I. Dolaw.. I, Micbipn I, MiMiuipti 1, SW MisiOUri St. I, Soulheni Miu. I, '7 6-10 5..6 u., Wedne•day ' Today: Sunny High: 50s; Low: 40e_ Far Wilt JohD 's ~Jl, N.C. Stile~. Iowa$. 26,0rel0ft 24, San CLEVELAND nt Portland. 10 p.m. Phoeni~ at Vancouver, 10 p.m. I 0 Q 4 4 4~ 7~ Toronto at Washinston. 7· p.m. ChiCOJO Dl Ntw YO;rk. 7:.\0 p.m. MiiTYU nt MinncsotJt. 8 p.m. Phoenix at Seaule; 10 p.m. Dnllns at Golden Stllfe.- 10 :~0 p.m. Hounoh IU Sjlcl1lml!ato. 10~ 30 p.m. rli. ll Weber Sl. I. 3 . ' ' - 8 II J3 19 - IS6 00... rweoMotl • -: Ullh 126. UCLA 93. St. .ll7 .765 Monday 's scores Southern 57, Nelsonville· York !5 flaw: . · a Kati Cumniins.. ................. 8 Kim lble............................ 2 ' '"Y Lyons ................... 3 Heather Da.iley .................. 2 n Vancouver 112. BoSton 103 New Jersey 100, OrlnOO:o 94 CLEVELAND Ill , L.A. Clippers 106 Milwaukee U7. Charlone 87 San Anlonio 93. Utah 86 POnlnnd 107. Dallas 94 · L.A. L.akers I~. Oetn·e r 95 a Southem L fa. 12 .667 PacifkDI•ilkm L.A. Lakcn .................,.......30 l Pc.tlud ................................ 26 8 S...lle ................................... 21 13 Si61mtnl0 ........................... 19 12 Phoenix ................................: l9 13 L.A. Clippen ........:............... IO 2.\ Golden Stare .........-..... ,...... ...... 6 27 . Sou1 hern ............................. . 6 13 I.S 23::o Nelsonville: York ................ l2 I~ 14 14= 3~ 6~ II .~1 14 .548 Deayer ................................. t7 16 m Houston .•. .•..:........................10 23 .303 Doii* .................... ................ IO 24 .m V~ver ............................. IO 24 .294 Juli 8;uley · . . ........... · .5 0 3·6 13 Amber VanSic kle ............. 2 0 3-4 1 Becky Dn,•is ...... .'............. ] I O.t ' Ambcr8aker ...... ...... .. 2 0 1·1 · 5 O:uJielle Spencer ........ ...... 2 0 0-2 4 Stacie W:IISOn ................... ! Q:Q • l Totals 13-431-4 7~17 J6 Assists: 4 (Baker.\). Fouls: IS. Reltounda:: 3l (Oa\'15 9. Brule~ & Spencer 6 cnch) Stt1ts: N/A Total FGs: 14-47 ( 298) Turnovers: 12 . l!!l lila · :l8ol 316 24! 22<1 2l . llofllll .................................. ll·3 12. IUi..U ..........................._ .... ,,._. 2J. lOmole ....................................B-3 Q 24. LSU ...................................... ll-1 1 ~ • U . Louis>iJk .............................. 10.3 MhlwfiiiN..._""' 1 " ' . 2 0,0 . l 1. . . . . · .l<S .l<S .!29 19 .441 au..,. .....................:::0:....s 26 WESTERN CONFERENCE 10 1-3 .42... - Ell. 1.\ ().() .4.17 .411 44 .\6 · Vinton County .606 .5<3 20 'SID AIKoniO .:........................24 8 Ullh ...................................... ll 8 . MiiUleiOta ............................. 17 0.0 0-0 2-4 2-2 1-2 .616 NewJencr ........................... l4 ................................ 11 •/ '' J. . l! L lll. Miomi ............ ,... _ ................21 II New YotiL ............ ,.............. .lO 13 ' l'!liladolp1Ma ........................ .<l9. 16 Orlado ................................. l6 19 8C£tOD ............................... ,.. &... 19 : ' ... CONJ'PENCE US'l'DN Bilsketball .- • ... •' �·. I . . • • Filings ' from PageA1 ' committees. · , She is a lifelong Meigs resident, and she and her husband, Gene P. ,King, have a son, Kevin,_ and a .daughter and son-in-law, Krestin ~nd Jason Utt. She is the daughter of Letter A. Spencer. ftarrlson files for .:Clerk of .court • :: POMEROY - Marlene Harri:son, Pomeroy, has filed her petition as a Republican candidate for Meigs ·County clerk of courts in the March 7 primary. She i.s the daughter of the late Oscar "Ottie" Scholl, local barber and lifelong county resident, and the late Frances "Fannie" (Lippi) Scholl, also a lifelong Meigs .. Harrison resident. ·. . Harrison is a ~ifelong county resident and gradu:ate of Pomeroy High Sehool. She lives· in Bedford Township with her husband of 37 years, Dale E. Harri·son, retired teacher of electronics at ' Meigs High School and son of 'J..ouise · E. (Carl) Harrison and the ·late Olen D. Harrison, both of MeigS County. She has two children, Seott Jiarrison of Middleport, and Jodi . 9eorge of Pomeroy. • Harrison has served Meigs Counfy in the clerk of courts office since :-October 1975. · Prior to that, she : worked for about ,two years in the , title office for the former Republican : clerk of courts, Evelyn Lucke. : lit October 1975, she became ~· deputy clerk, and she currently ·. works for .Republican clerk Larry E. :· Spencer, who has not filed for re:· el~ction after 28 years of service. ' She and her husband are mem- · :: bers of Bradbury Church of Christ :· and are members of t&e J:lelles and · ··;: Beaus Western Style Square Dance · , Club. . Harrison said she enjoys working :· with and serving· the people of ;:. Meigs County and understands the •:. importance of the clerk's position to :. the community. ;: She pointed to her 25 years of :< knowledge and experience in the •: offi~e of .clerk of courts and serving :: the people and community of Meigs • • 'p... A 2 • The Dally s.rtlnel He is a lifelong Racine resident and is a 20-year employee of Southern Local . . . ' Sehool D1stnct. · He is a U.S. Navy veteran and past com· mander of Racine AmeriSpe~er can Legion Post 602. He is a past master of Shade River Lodge 453 F . & AM, Chester, past vice president of Southern Lo<;al OAPSE Chapter 453, and a past member of the Republican Central Committee. Spencer cited the following con- W llnuJ&)I '&nJJIFY 11, .ao Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio cerns he would address if elected commiSSioner, including road improvements (particularly U.S. 33 from Athens to Darwin and from Five Points to the Ravenswood bridge); attracting industry to create more jobs; o,pposing the elimina!ion of any addttaonal county servtces taken to other count~es and fighting to return those _services. t~e coun!y has already lost, and s!nv1~~ to aad and ass1st ail to~~ shops,. v1llages, and elected offlc.aal.s wat.hm the scope of the.co~massaoners office. H~ and has w1fe, Judy, have be~n marned 26 years and have two chlldren, Lasa Wolfe of Columbus, and John Spencer of Clarksv1lle, Ark. He 15 the son of Elson a.nd Dorothy deputnMJII Ia - ~of Surwyiq IIIII MIPnow dltll·h. · pi• 1111 Plof1 '111ttl Lllld SUI:• s-t ..yon ot Ohio. HI II allo a ...nbiDI aakl he Uled d. the County l!nlit~N~S ,6 Miotioot -nd lftMIIC• d. Ohio. . me111 ~ . HciCIYCd•arncmberoftheCarEason aeelte reelection 10 maximize Ilion School Bol!d for alx ycara, with as county ...-Jneer 11M Two pin... the lilt two • the preaident. He is • . .., 'V' 1oan1 and &derU member of the Unitcd Mcthodill POMEROY _ Robert H. "Bob" dollara to Church and Drew Wdletcr Poll ~9. Eason, a registered professional engienhance the Amcricait Legion. neer and surveyor, is seeking re,clecEatiOn infrMinacture of · ·He and his wife, Nora, have three tion as Meigs County engineer. Meip County children, Robert R. "Rob" and Krill& A resident of the Flat'woods com' and bring the hi&hway dcplnment Ealon and their daughter, Amanda; . munity, Eason has served 35 engineer into th, 21st cenlllry. additionHubell "Huey" and Susan l'.a!loh, since 1993. Prior to becoming county engi- ' al funds have paved about 180 miles POmeroy, and Unda and Jeff Warner neer, Eason had a background in man- of county ·roads and replaced lS · and tlleir two sons, Jay and David, also of Pomeroy. A fourth child, agement and engineering. and said ·bridges within the county, he said. Eason is a member of the AmeriAngell!. through his leadership, the highway . is deceased. Spencer of Racine; and the pandlon of the late Henry and Mae Spencer of Chester, and Oara Powell ind the late Chrisie Powell of Racine. ...r . · MIDDLEPORT- Mabel Frances Lane, 87, Middleport, died Monday, Jan, 10, 2000 in Pleasant Valley Hospital. • Born March 11, 1912 in Gallia County, she was the daughter of the late .George and Alberta Diggins Hill, she was a homemaker. . • She is ~rvived by two sons and daughters-in-law, Steve and Belinda ·Lane of. Middleport, and Tommy and Barbara Lane of .Racine; and· four srandch1ldren, two step-grandchildren, 11 great-grandehildten and two step· ,great-grandchildren. . . · • •. She was also preeectcd in death by her husband, who died in 1993, and by SIX brothers and two sisters. · ., Se':'ices will be 11 a.m. Thursday in the Fisher Fune,.;l Home, Middlepo.rt wllh AI H~rtson officiating. Burial will be in the Riverview Cemetery, Middleport . Fnends may call at the funeral home from 7-9 tonight. '. ' . •• Joseph Cline Wolfe • .. ' ••• W\VPREFs··· ' ' \ 1 ·.. • r ., .'• ..... . "' . :. ~... ., ' ,.. . ' '. ''· : Spencer to seek :: commission seat ... ". ·' ' '/ '· .' . Ernest E. "Ike" :~ Spence·r, Racine, annoUnced his can~ · ~idacy for the Republican nomina' . ' <!ion for Meigs County commission- .'· ' .; er, term commencing Jan. 2, 2001. . :jPomero.y ;court sees iI ;22 cases .I ' . '( POMEROY - . Magistrate L. · . : Scott Powell processed 22 case~ : Monday in Pomeroy Magistrate ·Court. · Fined · were: Julie Johnson, : Mason, W.Va., no operator's , :license, $63 and costs, three da,ys in • jail, suspended if valid o.l. is :obtained within 90 days, stop sign : violation, $63; Jo Ellen Wolfe, : Pomeroy, FRA suspen.sion, $150 :and costs, three days in jail sus• pended if license obtained within :90 days; Cheryl Stumbo, Pomeroy, ; ao child restraint, $100 ·and ·costs; ·: James Harmon Jr., Syracuse, no . • child restraini, $100 and costs ;defective .exhaust, $43 and costs: : ~oger E. Partlow, Pomeroy, defec• hve exhaust, $43 and costs; Juanita ; Lane, Mason, W.Va., child restraint, : $1,00 and costs, seven days to ;o~tain ~ar . seat; Michael Blessing, • Reedsvtlle, spe~d. $49 and costs. : Forfeiting bonds ·were: Murrell :o. Bailey Jr., 'Alb•!IY· illegal left . • turn, $63; James E. Trout, Rutland ; illegal left turn, $63; .Daniel P. : Demko, Langsyi)le, illega) left turn, ; S63; Donna M. Rose, Rutland, traf• fie light, $83; Nicholas J. Goodwin, . : Pomeroy, loitering, $83; Charles F. : Althouse, P9meroy, fa,ilure to yield, : $63; Shane E. Swisher, Gallipolis, . speed, $64; Cindy P.ickens, : romeroy, traffic light, $83; Jarrod :P. Webb,, Datrander, speed, $66; . Jessica C. Stobart, Cheshire, ·left of :cneter, $63,' failure to maintain rea:sonable control, $83; Donna ;Gheen, Middleport, 'traffic light, .$83; James B. Th'omas, Jr., Syra· :cuse, speed, $64; Jeremiah E. Heck, :Athens, speed, $73; ·Isabelle Co~ch; : R~veoswD\)d, W.Va., . speed, $69; ,and Sarah L. K6monczi, Zanesville ' assure~ clear distance, $63. . q .. .(omt chtck out 'our ntw WAL:MART Su~tKtnttr1 •. full lint 4iscount.stort . .'a~ llntslp~tlil~'!l';.. ··all undtr ont roof. Whtthtr you•rt look1nq for fabr1cs.and a~ft suppht~ dtaillnt .,llts1 flnt JtWflry1 · · 1 ·.footwtar 1 USDAC)rain-ftd bttf or frtsh product you 11 find it all htrt at • lvtty hy Low Pricts. 1 . ' . . .. ' ' . •' SUblcrlbcrs not dcsirlna to pay the Clrr~r may reinit ·tn advance direct io 11tc DaDy Sentinel on a three, sl.x or 12 month b•il. Cledit will be Jlven carrier e~eh ~-· • '. . ' Ma'n ·JZO Mallard uQt .Tht Do~n To Your Ntw WAL-MART Su,frctnttrWIII ~ o,tn S.... . . •' ' \ • ' '• J • ,. • · No subKription by mall permitted Ia areas •' .' where bome carrier' ICJVk:o is lVI IIabie, Publltber ~rvu the ri&ht 10 adjutt dtea dur· ina tbe 1ublcrip11oa period. SubiiCI'Iptlon r1te m1y be implemea1Cd by ch'I'Jlni lhe duntlorl or the subaiption. <"'- 1 ~: . '· MAILSIII.ICIUPhoNS 26 w.eu.:.............................................. :Sl3.82 sz w.eu..............:................................ 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SII,70 One Year ............................................... $104.00 ' ,, I ' . TIE GREEN Mlf THURSDAY, FRIDAY &SATURDAY JANUARY 13-15, 2000 Stocks SVIISCIUPI10N RATIS . .. - .. Ohlo4l769. BJ' C.rrier or MaiOr RHie 1111 {Dn)NI'm, Denris~ Cairo!rota'Oiaz .. ftvan ' . N I ' ' ' ... . .. . lOX OffiCI 6:30 PIIOI m. SHOWS 12:30 .. 101 IIA'IIIIm . v' . By BRIAN J. REED ment. 'Sentinel News Staff Scott's name was introduced by MIDDLEPORT - Kathy Scott Co.uncil President Stephen Houchof Park Street in Middleport is the ins, and council member • Rae newest member of Middleport Vii- Gwiazdowsky moved that Scott bt lage CounciL appointed, with all members but Scott . was appointed to fill the Bob Pooler voting in favor of the . unexpired term of Sandy Iannarelli appointment. ~· . at a council meeting on Tuesday Scott has been a Middleport resi- · even'jhg. Council recessed its regular · dent for over 20 years. She and her meeting until •last 'night so th,e husband, Jonathan, have two chilappointment could be made. . . dren. . . · ·• Iannarelli's seat· was left opert lannarelli said that she had been when ~he was elected ·mayor in in contact with ·~ani Hendricker of : Novem,her. Since she asSumed the the Ohio Municipal League, an~ had m~yor's post last spring, her ~eat has been told earlier Tuesday thjtt the been occupied by Bob Robinson, but appointment could . be either a Robinson assumed the seat of Beth Republican or a Democrat.. . .' Stivers - the .position to which he She. had said Monday evening was elected -on Jan. 1. · that the candidate must be a Repub. Several names were put forth by .lican, ·since the candidate ··would rouncil members last night as polen- ·r.eplace a Republican on councii. But tial candidales for the position, lannanrelli said that Hendricker ,had including Jean Craig, Clarabelle told her th~ rule applies only to Riley, Faye Manley and Fred Hoff- county offic~s and offices in cities. man. (Middleport l.i& classified as a vii-. Those candidates had been con- lage.) ::.! tacted prior. to the 'meeting and had During ·a short business meeting · expressed an interest in the appoint- following the .appointment process, lannarelli noted that she had recently been given credit in !lie newspaper for a proposed · plan to revert control Middleport's parks and · The. Daily SentiiJel recreationof programs to ·council, .and (liSPS Ul·MO) said that.the proposal was originally <;oe..ahy Nflnplpor - ..... ~~made •by Sam Eblen. . Publilhed every afternoOn, M;ondly throu&h Attending the meeting, in addiFriday, 111 Coull St~. Pomeroy, Ohio, by the tion to lannarelli; Houchins, GwiazOhio \\!ley PubllohlnJ. Company. Second dowsky and P.Wer, ·were Council.:IIR p»llp paid It Pomeroy, Ohio. Mt•ber. 11tr: Ass0ci11ed Press, and lhe OIUo men Roger Malt!~y and Bob RollinNowapaper Auoclation. POSTMASIER: Sen4 odd"'! oorrt<IIOIII 10 i : S?n, an~ 9er~ Swan~. "'le Dally Sentinel, 111 COUrt S1., ·Pomet'O)', ,• ., . Legion hopes to have the proje<.1 completed by Memorial Day. He said the Community Association should consider "Evening in the Park" event~ for June, July and August, to take place around the monument, and suggested concerts, iee cream socials, ~hicken barbecues and other summertime events. The .association voted to retain Duffield as president, Mary Wise as vice president, Dick Owen as treasurer and Steve Dunfee as secretary. · . T Vaughan Fani · has ,been in the grocery business throughout tha last 00 years and we would like to take . this time to s.ay thank you to our valued custo·marse We are: proud to be lqcally owned and operated and look forward : to serving your nea~s th'rougllout .the next century. · ... . Middleport council seat · . . ' By The Aaaoclatad Preaa Weather forecast: Showers and thunderstorms were Tonigl)t ... Rain likely. Lows around · prediC~ed for portions of Ohio tonight . .40. 59ui'h wind 10 to 15 mph, shifting as a low pressure syll!em approached to the west. Chance of rain 70 percent. from the west. . Thursday...Turning colder and The thunderstorm threat was brisk. 'A chance or rain showers early, greatest for southern Ohio, the then a chance of snow showers .in the National Weather Service said. Rain afternoon. Mostly cloudy. Early highs. and some snow was likely in the 40 to 45, then temperatures falling north. . into the lower 30s. Chance of precipiLows tonight were expected to be tation 30 percent. in the mid to upper 20s. Thursday' night...Clearing. Ldws . Colde( , temperatures can be '.around ZQ. . expected bit Thursday, with highs Extended forecast: mostly in the' 30s. Snow flurries will · Friday...Partly cloudy. Highs in the linger .in the colder air through Jburs- mid and upper 30s. day night. Lows will be J0-20. Saturday.. .lncreasing clouds. A The .recotll-high temperature for . chance of snow or rain showers dur·this date at the Columbus weather sta- ing the night. Lows in the upper tC!'ns tion was 67 degrees in 1916 while the and highs in the lower 40s. record low was 13 I;Jelow zero in Sunday... Mostly cloudy with a 1918. Sunset tonight will be a1 5:27 chance of rain or snow showers. .p.m. ·and sunrise Thursday at 7:53 Lows in the mid 30s and highs around a.m. 50. Kathy Scott appointed to .. ' . MIDDLEPORT - Joseph Cline Wolfe, 83, Middleport, .died Tuesday, J~n~ary 11, 2000 at Pleasant Valley Hospital in Point Pleasant; West Virglma. · · He was born April 16, 1916 in Cheshire, son of. the late Edgar C. Wolfe and Blanche McElhiJ!IIey Wolfe. · · / ' · He was in the CCC in 1935 and 1936, and was fo~ ' erly 'employed as a car repairman for the New York Central Railroad. He tired .as a press operator for Imperial Electric. He was a member of th Rutland Church ·of Nazarene. ' I • . He is survived by a daughter and son-in-law, Mary and Benny Slawter of Middleport; a son and daughter-in-Jaw, Harold and,t:arol Wolfe of Fort Myers, Florida; three grandchildren,-Darin Wolfe of Orlando, Florida; Beth (Alan) Meneely of F6r1 Wayne, Indiana, and Melissa (Jesse) Soward of Pomeroy; great-grandchildren, Kaitlyn arid Derek Meneely of Fort Wa)me, and Morgan and Mitchell Howard o( Pomeroy; 11,1d sisters, Lena Martin of Mi~dleport, and Audrey (James) Haley of R.utland. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife, Mildred Wolfe, in February 1999; a sister, Juanita Wolfe; and a bi'Qther, Franklin. Eugene Wolfe. . .Services will be held Friday, January 14, ·2000 at 1 p.m: althe Rutland Church of the Nazarene, with the Rev. Samuel Basye officiating. Burial will follow in Gravel Hill Cemetery, Cheshire. Friends may call Thursday, January 13, 2000 from 6-9 p..m. at the Fisher Funeral Home in Middleport. ' . ' ·' . rizcd him to pursue the purchase of additional snowflake lights and ChriStmas banners. so decorations can be placed on Mill Street and General Hartinger Parkway. The decorations would be identical to those purchased this year, and Duffield said the village might be able to save money by porchasing them after Christmas. Duffield added the village contributed $1,000 to the American Legion's efforts to restore the AllWars Monument in Stewart-Bennett Memorial Park, located next to the post office. . Duffield encouraged members to make privat~ don"tions, and ~id the Rain may turn to.snow '· ' :Levy · mcnt to "stabilize" the financial condition .of the ER operation, a.s well as ' establish a "blue ribbon panel" of \residents alld elected officials, who from PageA1 will determine what medical necdli anc most important to the county. for the importance to cconomic.develThe hospital's administration will opf!ll'nl. She said that potential indus- not ask for another levy, Bowe~ said. tries require c'- emergency medical The Community Association cited care in communities where they the import;utcc of emergency C8l1! as locate. the reason for its endorsement of the. Owners of a home valued at levy --. the first endorsement frotn an $100,000 would pay about S10.SO a organization ~ be made . month, Dailey .said, noting this cost Dailey, and Bowers will visit other would be considerably Jess than the community groups to discuss the cost of one ambulance run to an out• issue, they said. of-county emergency run. , In other businesS, Association The three-year funding periOII President Myron Duffield noted Midwould alli>w the h9spital's manage- dleport Village Council had autho- J .. .: "If elected, I will continue to :: broaden my knowledge and strive to · :· incorporate ways to better serve and · -: to meet the needs of the residents of :: Meigs County," she said. . ' RACINE - Mabe1 Frances Lane . ;. County. .·"; • . n- ,l· The Dally Sentlnei • Page A :J Pomeroy, Middleport, Ot,lo ...~a.uM . ;~"t . ' I I .. Shoney'l -:- 1'!. · · wend~- 20'1.; -: ' Worth on-1 Da,lly atock rapd 4'p.m. cm.l!! qu ·prevtoifa d•y 1 pro~ llpolla. 407 Pearl .Street Middleportlt Ohio '(740) 992-3471 of thli tra~ona, by ' A~: .o f ·Gal• ). ' . • I~ ' •• .. �·. I . . • • Filings ' from PageA1 ' committees. · , She is a lifelong Meigs resident, and she and her husband, Gene P. ,King, have a son, Kevin,_ and a .daughter and son-in-law, Krestin ~nd Jason Utt. She is the daughter of Letter A. Spencer. ftarrlson files for .:Clerk of .court • :: POMEROY - Marlene Harri:son, Pomeroy, has filed her petition as a Republican candidate for Meigs ·County clerk of courts in the March 7 primary. She i.s the daughter of the late Oscar "Ottie" Scholl, local barber and lifelong county resident, and the late Frances "Fannie" (Lippi) Scholl, also a lifelong Meigs .. Harrison resident. ·. . Harrison is a ~ifelong county resident and gradu:ate of Pomeroy High Sehool. She lives· in Bedford Township with her husband of 37 years, Dale E. Harri·son, retired teacher of electronics at ' Meigs High School and son of 'J..ouise · E. (Carl) Harrison and the ·late Olen D. Harrison, both of MeigS County. She has two children, Seott Jiarrison of Middleport, and Jodi . 9eorge of Pomeroy. • Harrison has served Meigs Counfy in the clerk of courts office since :-October 1975. · Prior to that, she : worked for about ,two years in the , title office for the former Republican : clerk of courts, Evelyn Lucke. : lit October 1975, she became ~· deputy clerk, and she currently ·. works for .Republican clerk Larry E. :· Spencer, who has not filed for re:· el~ction after 28 years of service. ' She and her husband are mem- · :: bers of Bradbury Church of Christ :· and are members of t&e J:lelles and · ··;: Beaus Western Style Square Dance · , Club. . Harrison said she enjoys working :· with and serving· the people of ;:. Meigs County and understands the •:. importance of the clerk's position to :. the community. ;: She pointed to her 25 years of :< knowledge and experience in the •: offi~e of .clerk of courts and serving :: the people and community of Meigs • • 'p... A 2 • The Dally s.rtlnel He is a lifelong Racine resident and is a 20-year employee of Southern Local . . . ' Sehool D1stnct. · He is a U.S. Navy veteran and past com· mander of Racine AmeriSpe~er can Legion Post 602. He is a past master of Shade River Lodge 453 F . & AM, Chester, past vice president of Southern Lo<;al OAPSE Chapter 453, and a past member of the Republican Central Committee. Spencer cited the following con- W llnuJ&)I '&nJJIFY 11, .ao Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio cerns he would address if elected commiSSioner, including road improvements (particularly U.S. 33 from Athens to Darwin and from Five Points to the Ravenswood bridge); attracting industry to create more jobs; o,pposing the elimina!ion of any addttaonal county servtces taken to other count~es and fighting to return those _services. t~e coun!y has already lost, and s!nv1~~ to aad and ass1st ail to~~ shops,. v1llages, and elected offlc.aal.s wat.hm the scope of the.co~massaoners office. H~ and has w1fe, Judy, have be~n marned 26 years and have two chlldren, Lasa Wolfe of Columbus, and John Spencer of Clarksv1lle, Ark. He 15 the son of Elson a.nd Dorothy deputnMJII Ia - ~of Surwyiq IIIII MIPnow dltll·h. · pi• 1111 Plof1 '111ttl Lllld SUI:• s-t ..yon ot Ohio. HI II allo a ...nbiDI aakl he Uled d. the County l!nlit~N~S ,6 Miotioot -nd lftMIIC• d. Ohio. . me111 ~ . HciCIYCd•arncmberoftheCarEason aeelte reelection 10 maximize Ilion School Bol!d for alx ycara, with as county ...-Jneer 11M Two pin... the lilt two • the preaident. He is • . .., 'V' 1oan1 and &derU member of the Unitcd Mcthodill POMEROY _ Robert H. "Bob" dollara to Church and Drew Wdletcr Poll ~9. Eason, a registered professional engienhance the Amcricait Legion. neer and surveyor, is seeking re,clecEatiOn infrMinacture of · ·He and his wife, Nora, have three tion as Meigs County engineer. Meip County children, Robert R. "Rob" and Krill& A resident of the Flat'woods com' and bring the hi&hway dcplnment Ealon and their daughter, Amanda; . munity, Eason has served 35 engineer into th, 21st cenlllry. additionHubell "Huey" and Susan l'.a!loh, since 1993. Prior to becoming county engi- ' al funds have paved about 180 miles POmeroy, and Unda and Jeff Warner neer, Eason had a background in man- of county ·roads and replaced lS · and tlleir two sons, Jay and David, also of Pomeroy. A fourth child, agement and engineering. and said ·bridges within the county, he said. Eason is a member of the AmeriAngell!. through his leadership, the highway . is deceased. Spencer of Racine; and the pandlon of the late Henry and Mae Spencer of Chester, and Oara Powell ind the late Chrisie Powell of Racine. ...r . · MIDDLEPORT- Mabel Frances Lane, 87, Middleport, died Monday, Jan, 10, 2000 in Pleasant Valley Hospital. • Born March 11, 1912 in Gallia County, she was the daughter of the late .George and Alberta Diggins Hill, she was a homemaker. . • She is ~rvived by two sons and daughters-in-law, Steve and Belinda ·Lane of. Middleport, and Tommy and Barbara Lane of .Racine; and· four srandch1ldren, two step-grandchildren, 11 great-grandehildten and two step· ,great-grandchildren. . . · • •. She was also preeectcd in death by her husband, who died in 1993, and by SIX brothers and two sisters. · ., Se':'ices will be 11 a.m. Thursday in the Fisher Fune,.;l Home, Middlepo.rt wllh AI H~rtson officiating. Burial will be in the Riverview Cemetery, Middleport . Fnends may call at the funeral home from 7-9 tonight. '. ' . •• Joseph Cline Wolfe • .. ' ••• W\VPREFs··· ' ' \ 1 ·.. • r ., .'• ..... . "' . :. ~... ., ' ,.. . ' '. ''· : Spencer to seek :: commission seat ... ". ·' ' '/ '· .' . Ernest E. "Ike" :~ Spence·r, Racine, annoUnced his can~ · ~idacy for the Republican nomina' . ' <!ion for Meigs County commission- .'· ' .; er, term commencing Jan. 2, 2001. . :jPomero.y ;court sees iI ;22 cases .I ' . '( POMEROY - . Magistrate L. · . : Scott Powell processed 22 case~ : Monday in Pomeroy Magistrate ·Court. · Fined · were: Julie Johnson, : Mason, W.Va., no operator's , :license, $63 and costs, three da,ys in • jail, suspended if valid o.l. is :obtained within 90 days, stop sign : violation, $63; Jo Ellen Wolfe, : Pomeroy, FRA suspen.sion, $150 :and costs, three days in jail sus• pended if license obtained within :90 days; Cheryl Stumbo, Pomeroy, ; ao child restraint, $100 ·and ·costs; ·: James Harmon Jr., Syracuse, no . • child restraini, $100 and costs ;defective .exhaust, $43 and costs: : ~oger E. Partlow, Pomeroy, defec• hve exhaust, $43 and costs; Juanita ; Lane, Mason, W.Va., child restraint, : $1,00 and costs, seven days to ;o~tain ~ar . seat; Michael Blessing, • Reedsvtlle, spe~d. $49 and costs. : Forfeiting bonds ·were: Murrell :o. Bailey Jr., 'Alb•!IY· illegal left . • turn, $63; James E. Trout, Rutland ; illegal left turn, $63; .Daniel P. : Demko, Langsyi)le, illega) left turn, ; S63; Donna M. Rose, Rutland, traf• fie light, $83; Nicholas J. Goodwin, . : Pomeroy, loitering, $83; Charles F. : Althouse, P9meroy, fa,ilure to yield, : $63; Shane E. Swisher, Gallipolis, . speed, $64; Cindy P.ickens, : romeroy, traffic light, $83; Jarrod :P. Webb,, Datrander, speed, $66; . Jessica C. Stobart, Cheshire, ·left of :cneter, $63,' failure to maintain rea:sonable control, $83; Donna ;Gheen, Middleport, 'traffic light, .$83; James B. Th'omas, Jr., Syra· :cuse, speed, $64; Jeremiah E. Heck, :Athens, speed, $73; ·Isabelle Co~ch; : R~veoswD\)d, W.Va., . speed, $69; ,and Sarah L. K6monczi, Zanesville ' assure~ clear distance, $63. . q .. .(omt chtck out 'our ntw WAL:MART Su~tKtnttr1 •. full lint 4iscount.stort . .'a~ llntslp~tlil~'!l';.. ··all undtr ont roof. 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SII,70 One Year ............................................... $104.00 ' ,, I ' . TIE GREEN Mlf THURSDAY, FRIDAY &SATURDAY JANUARY 13-15, 2000 Stocks SVIISCIUPI10N RATIS . .. - .. Ohlo4l769. BJ' C.rrier or MaiOr RHie 1111 {Dn)NI'm, Denris~ Cairo!rota'Oiaz .. ftvan ' . N I ' ' ' ... . .. . lOX OffiCI 6:30 PIIOI m. SHOWS 12:30 .. 101 IIA'IIIIm . v' . By BRIAN J. REED ment. 'Sentinel News Staff Scott's name was introduced by MIDDLEPORT - Kathy Scott Co.uncil President Stephen Houchof Park Street in Middleport is the ins, and council member • Rae newest member of Middleport Vii- Gwiazdowsky moved that Scott bt lage CounciL appointed, with all members but Scott . was appointed to fill the Bob Pooler voting in favor of the . unexpired term of Sandy Iannarelli appointment. ~· . at a council meeting on Tuesday Scott has been a Middleport resi- · even'jhg. Council recessed its regular · dent for over 20 years. She and her meeting until •last 'night so th,e husband, Jonathan, have two chilappointment could be made. . . dren. . . · ·• Iannarelli's seat· was left opert lannarelli said that she had been when ~he was elected ·mayor in in contact with ·~ani Hendricker of : Novem,her. Since she asSumed the the Ohio Municipal League, an~ had m~yor's post last spring, her ~eat has been told earlier Tuesday thjtt the been occupied by Bob Robinson, but appointment could . be either a Robinson assumed the seat of Beth Republican or a Democrat.. . .' Stivers - the .position to which he She. had said Monday evening was elected -on Jan. 1. · that the candidate must be a Repub. Several names were put forth by .lican, ·since the candidate ··would rouncil members last night as polen- ·r.eplace a Republican on councii. But tial candidales for the position, lannanrelli said that Hendricker ,had including Jean Craig, Clarabelle told her th~ rule applies only to Riley, Faye Manley and Fred Hoff- county offic~s and offices in cities. man. (Middleport l.i& classified as a vii-. Those candidates had been con- lage.) ::.! tacted prior. to the 'meeting and had During ·a short business meeting · expressed an interest in the appoint- following the .appointment process, lannarelli noted that she had recently been given credit in !lie newspaper for a proposed · plan to revert control Middleport's parks and · The. Daily SentiiJel recreationof programs to ·council, .and (liSPS Ul·MO) said that.the proposal was originally <;oe..ahy Nflnplpor - ..... ~~made •by Sam Eblen. . Publilhed every afternoOn, M;ondly throu&h Attending the meeting, in addiFriday, 111 Coull St~. Pomeroy, Ohio, by the tion to lannarelli; Houchins, GwiazOhio \\!ley PubllohlnJ. Company. Second dowsky and P.Wer, ·were Council.:IIR p»llp paid It Pomeroy, Ohio. Mt•ber. 11tr: Ass0ci11ed Press, and lhe OIUo men Roger Malt!~y and Bob RollinNowapaper Auoclation. POSTMASIER: Sen4 odd"'! oorrt<IIOIII 10 i : S?n, an~ 9er~ Swan~. "'le Dally Sentinel, 111 COUrt S1., ·Pomet'O)', ,• ., . Legion hopes to have the proje<.1 completed by Memorial Day. He said the Community Association should consider "Evening in the Park" event~ for June, July and August, to take place around the monument, and suggested concerts, iee cream socials, ~hicken barbecues and other summertime events. The .association voted to retain Duffield as president, Mary Wise as vice president, Dick Owen as treasurer and Steve Dunfee as secretary. · . T Vaughan Fani · has ,been in the grocery business throughout tha last 00 years and we would like to take . this time to s.ay thank you to our valued custo·marse We are: proud to be lqcally owned and operated and look forward : to serving your nea~s th'rougllout .the next century. · ... . Middleport council seat · . . ' By The Aaaoclatad Preaa Weather forecast: Showers and thunderstorms were Tonigl)t ... Rain likely. Lows around · prediC~ed for portions of Ohio tonight . .40. 59ui'h wind 10 to 15 mph, shifting as a low pressure syll!em approached to the west. Chance of rain 70 percent. from the west. . Thursday...Turning colder and The thunderstorm threat was brisk. 'A chance or rain showers early, greatest for southern Ohio, the then a chance of snow showers .in the National Weather Service said. Rain afternoon. Mostly cloudy. Early highs. and some snow was likely in the 40 to 45, then temperatures falling north. . into the lower 30s. Chance of precipiLows tonight were expected to be tation 30 percent. in the mid to upper 20s. Thursday' night...Clearing. Ldws . Colde( , temperatures can be '.around ZQ. . expected bit Thursday, with highs Extended forecast: mostly in the' 30s. Snow flurries will · Friday...Partly cloudy. Highs in the linger .in the colder air through Jburs- mid and upper 30s. day night. Lows will be J0-20. Saturday.. .lncreasing clouds. A The .recotll-high temperature for . chance of snow or rain showers dur·this date at the Columbus weather sta- ing the night. Lows in the upper tC!'ns tion was 67 degrees in 1916 while the and highs in the lower 40s. record low was 13 I;Jelow zero in Sunday... Mostly cloudy with a 1918. Sunset tonight will be a1 5:27 chance of rain or snow showers. .p.m. ·and sunrise Thursday at 7:53 Lows in the mid 30s and highs around a.m. 50. Kathy Scott appointed to .. ' . MIDDLEPORT - Joseph Cline Wolfe, 83, Middleport, .died Tuesday, J~n~ary 11, 2000 at Pleasant Valley Hospital in Point Pleasant; West Virglma. · · He was born April 16, 1916 in Cheshire, son of. the late Edgar C. Wolfe and Blanche McElhiJ!IIey Wolfe. · · / ' · He was in the CCC in 1935 and 1936, and was fo~ ' erly 'employed as a car repairman for the New York Central Railroad. He tired .as a press operator for Imperial Electric. He was a member of th Rutland Church ·of Nazarene. ' I • . He is survived by a daughter and son-in-law, Mary and Benny Slawter of Middleport; a son and daughter-in-Jaw, Harold and,t:arol Wolfe of Fort Myers, Florida; three grandchildren,-Darin Wolfe of Orlando, Florida; Beth (Alan) Meneely of F6r1 Wayne, Indiana, and Melissa (Jesse) Soward of Pomeroy; great-grandchildren, Kaitlyn arid Derek Meneely of Fort Wa)me, and Morgan and Mitchell Howard o( Pomeroy; 11,1d sisters, Lena Martin of Mi~dleport, and Audrey (James) Haley of R.utland. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife, Mildred Wolfe, in February 1999; a sister, Juanita Wolfe; and a bi'Qther, Franklin. Eugene Wolfe. . .Services will be held Friday, January 14, ·2000 at 1 p.m: althe Rutland Church of the Nazarene, with the Rev. Samuel Basye officiating. Burial will follow in Gravel Hill Cemetery, Cheshire. Friends may call Thursday, January 13, 2000 from 6-9 p..m. at the Fisher Funeral Home in Middleport. ' . ' ·' . rizcd him to pursue the purchase of additional snowflake lights and ChriStmas banners. so decorations can be placed on Mill Street and General Hartinger Parkway. The decorations would be identical to those purchased this year, and Duffield said the village might be able to save money by porchasing them after Christmas. Duffield added the village contributed $1,000 to the American Legion's efforts to restore the AllWars Monument in Stewart-Bennett Memorial Park, located next to the post office. . Duffield encouraged members to make privat~ don"tions, and ~id the Rain may turn to.snow '· ' :Levy · mcnt to "stabilize" the financial condition .of the ER operation, a.s well as ' establish a "blue ribbon panel" of \residents alld elected officials, who from PageA1 will determine what medical necdli anc most important to the county. for the importance to cconomic.develThe hospital's administration will opf!ll'nl. She said that potential indus- not ask for another levy, Bowe~ said. tries require c'- emergency medical The Community Association cited care in communities where they the import;utcc of emergency C8l1! as locate. the reason for its endorsement of the. Owners of a home valued at levy --. the first endorsement frotn an $100,000 would pay about S10.SO a organization ~ be made . month, Dailey .said, noting this cost Dailey, and Bowers will visit other would be considerably Jess than the community groups to discuss the cost of one ambulance run to an out• issue, they said. of-county emergency run. , In other businesS, Association The three-year funding periOII President Myron Duffield noted Midwould alli>w the h9spital's manage- dleport Village Council had autho- J .. .: "If elected, I will continue to :: broaden my knowledge and strive to · :· incorporate ways to better serve and · -: to meet the needs of the residents of :: Meigs County," she said. . ' RACINE - Mabe1 Frances Lane . ;. County. .·"; • . n- ,l· The Dally Sentlnei • Page A :J Pomeroy, Middleport, Ot,lo ...~a.uM . ;~"t . ' I I .. Shoney'l -:- 1'!. · · wend~- 20'1.; -: ' Worth on-1 Da,lly atock rapd 4'p.m. cm.l!! qu ·prevtoifa d•y 1 pro~ llpolla. 407 Pearl .Street Middleportlt Ohio '(740) 992-3471 of thli tra~ona, by ' A~: .o f ·Gal• ). ' . • I~ ' •• .. �...__ ... • ---------- ... ... ··-·-- ~· - ... ., __ ... --.... •. .,. ~ ..... ..-... ~ -· . . .. • • • • Page~ . ' The Daily Sentinel Ohio Valley Publishing SO." SHE Charlene Hoeflich · Gen..-al Maoag•r .. l ' ' E'ITHER? ' . ·''.. ' J .- .• •• • ·~ g ' ... 10 "" : •. oJ • . ment ofgoods. . T"e reason• behind the increase '' ~ ., : are many and are partly tied to oper;itional costs- personnel, processing and.productio!J, not to men~ion transportatjon. And although· the self-supporting Postal Ser· · h as yte · lde d a pro fitl 10r • I he .past seve'ral years, a significant :Ytce ·'nnrtion is probably being directed to reduction of 'the $3.5 billion · . . , _, .r- . :<Jeficll the. servtce r~n up when.'' wasn I a moneymaker. . • We -may grumble about shelling out that extra penny or two for ~lamps when mailing letters or bill payments (and more for larger ilems), bul we need the U.S. mail because, despite the snickers :aoout servioe there isn ' I -anything else that rivals .its national · ~co e · -' · ·" · . h11 d 1 · - h· h · · fj d · :· vermg elter an parce .sei'Vtces, w !C are JUSt as pro _II~ rt· ·~en. as. the .Postal Se~tce, are an alt~rnattverbu! have then o":n ~tmttations. And desptle _the popitlanfy of e-matl and electromc -commerce, we have to remember not every home has a computer, . :Oot everyone is connected to the Internet, a11d some 'Net services :Sren ' t very exten's ive or accessible. . ·: Where does that leave people? With the Postal Service.' It's so :Simple: Buy a stamp, place it on a letter and put it' in lhe appropri:ate box. The overwhelming majority of the time it will' gel to its :destination. and dependi_ng on the distance. in an amazingly swift :amount of time. No wonder states have, for example; instituted. )iuto registration renewal by mail. Believe us, il works: • 8· · '· L .. .________.....,-_.:__.;,.__ ~--:---,-------------J Rusher's view: Priso__ n.-po-p:uIa·_-ti:o· n·_. :,: 11 will take about a year for the' current rate incrr.:ase 10 go into < .." - ·.:. . ·all ·a.- fnatter ·of_s _ize·.·.~.- ·i_s , .. _ , . . '• appropdately-scathing comments. The TV net- · the tbird largest country on earth, exceeded only.·" works-were soon hot on the trail, and Sawbuck by China and India. AJI'sorts of social phenome• / · fourid itself playing host to a quietly furious na, therefore, arc present in the United States ill > Peter Jlmnings', whose grim comments from the far larger' raw numbers than in almost any other . ghas·11 y heart of dar kness were be ame d upward .country. · _.(, and OUtward by a slrateg1'caJJy placed sateJJt' te . · · Supnnse, for example, that Sweden has to.. .:; dish · ~, Did you see his broadcast yourself? COPe with a serial murderer on ap average or :.: No, you d1'dn't, be~ause the above three para- once every 10 years. Assuming that all other fac: .:. ~ graphs are all purely imaginary, as is Sawbuck, tors are equal, .therefou (which they are not ...:. · Wyo:, itself, But multiply the figures by a mil· the United States has a far · Jess homogeneous, ,_ I'ton 1n · eac· h case, an'd th e s1ory 'mtracu · Ious.Iy an d t.,ere ~ fore ·more voIac·J lh an has · -•· •. e, popu J•t' G ton York Times reporter-. hadn't passed through becomes true. . Sweden), th•t -would mean that' this country·, . c · " recen!ly and stopped to get some ·gas. She also · It leems that the Times recently discovered which is 30 times as large as Sweden, ought, on > had a beer at the bar, and it was while there' that .. that, in t~e 'United Slates today, _there are 2 MIL- . the .sheer law of averages, 10 be coping _with -:· she learned about the two ptisonC:~. · LION people in prison! This apparently. struck three serial murderers at work in any givc;n year. -,: . Being a lady ·of refined se~si~ilities, she was the editors as wildly disproportionate, although nat urally staggered th_e current rnnpulatt'on of the country t's estt'mal· Similarly With all sorts of other horrific . . .· Here was a t1ny town . . .of274 .· · , •-1 sn, uIs• .and . yet thad TWO peopl m Jal)l The ed by the Census reau at 274 million. What's crimes. If the United States averages two high': .. • . e · dtsproportton was shockmg. What's more, one more, about half of the prisoners are doing time -school shoot-outs (along the general lines of . of the two was black, although 'the town. popula• on drug charges. Worse yet, half of them are Columbine) every year, Sweden, strictly on the . tion was overwhelmingly white - 239 out of black, though blacks represent only .13 percent ;_Jaw .of averages, will have to wait IS years to.-1· 274. (Clearly, discrimination was doing its dirty · of the U.S. population - exactly their propor· have a single one. " work.) And one prisoner, or 50 percent of the jail ti?n of the _population little Sawbu~k- The' so don't be deceived when some- speciaipopulation, was serving time on drug charges -:- T1mes. practt~ai!Y .blew a gasket, paradmg the ,..,. pleading liberal shows up with a statistic which; -.• in other words, for a victimless crime. appalhng stattsltcs on page one. · . fi - h- . . . . ., t'·· 1 ' soufndh,s _tmh press.'ve. 1ft mh.ay merelr _.•: The reporter contacted her editors, back in Why is it thtll 2 million sounds .Jike such a abet trsbt buods New York, and they -agreed that &he h.a stum~ hulle chunk of 274 -million, but it seems perfect- . a _YP~ uct 0 1 e ug~ SIZ~ 0 1 Is ~oun.'rY•. ·: · bled on a truly sickening story. And so it was that Jy reasonable that a town of 274 has two o( its m whtch JUSt about everythmg 1s happentng,Ju~t: ,, Ji_ttle Sawbuck found itself depicted on"page,__gne ·residents in jail? about all the time. _.-·, of the good, gray Times, above the fold;" as a Well, the answer is that 2 million are indeed a (William A. Ruther J• a· Distinguished Fe!miniature police state. ' lot of people- but thC United States iS' an enor· low ot the Claremont lnetttute tor the study of _ An editorial inside followed up the story with mous country. II is in fact, in population terms, Stllt•amanehlp and Political Phlto•ophy.) B _ u b' o Washington Merry-Go-Rounct: ..0· n th'IS d.ate 1 'n h"·1sto·ry- ·w . of tbt I decre'ased ~· ... . ', ~ ..... YOUR VIEWS COuNT. DROP ~S AilNE. ::~: 'j'IJ 82111lllnt Ave.,~.. Ohio • ''I ' . 740 Ull 23U • Fax: Ul 8GOI ' .,_ • ' •• ' l . ~ '" ' (, " .' " • PageAS • WeclftMdlly, January 12, '2000 . .' ' ~ale snorer goes to clinic and is cured·of sleep apnea problem .~ ' - • · · Dear Ann Landen: I JUSt re.~d the le_ttcr f~om Dead Ttre~. tn Shreveport, _whose husband snores. · I. too, ~m a_snorer. My w!fe ftnally , bed _ moved tnto th e s~are room so she could get s~me rest. , . _ _ , The first stgn ,or sle~p apnea ts .For the past several mon th~. 1 have been undergoing chemothera· py and have had a second surgery. My outlook is positive, and my family has been very supportive. Whenever I am asked 'how .I knew somet hing was wrong. I ·a~w~ys say it was your column chat •d1d II. · · .I am a lucky woman to have seen that information when I did. Ple'~se, An n, print those sy mptoms aga1n for all the women who may have missed it.-- MARIA IN N.C. DEA R MARIA: Thank you for asking. Accordi ng to the Ovarian Cancer Natio nal Alliance, a nation, . al edlicalion and 'advocacy prgani· zation, ovarian cancers occur in one out of 55 women at aoy age. Most women are diagnosed when the .chance for survival for five years is about 20 percent. Early detection improves survival rates . . : . Symptoms are subtle at first, - but become more persistent and lion or diarrhea. . AN ('1888-682- 7426) or visit their ' identifiable over time. ~ M~nstrual disorders or pa1n w"b site at www:o~arian.org.. ~ Any woman w~o experiences durmg Intercourse. Is alcohol rummg your !.1fe or , the following symptom.s for more • Fatigue or backaches. the hfe of a loved one? Alco· ~ than two or three weeks should see For more information, ·contact holism: How to Recognize It, How ; her doctor and ask for a combina the Ovarian Cancer National to Deal With It, How to 'Conquer • tion pelvic/rectal exam, a·.CA~I2 Alliance, P.O. Box 33107, ,Was h- It" can turn •things around. Send a ; blood test and a_transvaginal sono- · ington, D.C., 20033 (www.ovarian- self-addressed, long, business-size_; gram: cancer.org), or assess your risk at envelope and a check. or money • • Bloating, a feel ing of fu llness the Women's Cancer Network web order for $3.75 (this includes ; or gas. · site (www.wcn.org). For a free postage and handli ng) to: Alcohol, ; • Frequent or urgent urination. brochure. calhhe National Ovarian c/o Ann Landers, P.O. Box 11562, : • Nausea, indigestion, conslipa- Cancer Coalition at 1-888-0VARI- Chicago, I II. 60611 -0562 . • I would occasionall bteathing. heavy snonng w1th pertods of noty · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • • • • stop breathing for up to SOseconds. • My wife would lie awake at night ·r~ady to "kick-start" me, which ~xplains why she was always e~hausted : I was exhausted; too. · . I never. went into deep REM ~TORE HOURS slt ep, and would wake up at least a d{>zen times every . night, even .Mondaythru •·. thpugh I did not remember it . Sundar . · '· I was never rested enough, and 1111-l'OPM o(ten found ·myself nodding off at thl: wheel of my car. 291 SECOND ST. ; I finally discussed the problem Accepts Credit Cards wlth my doctor, who referred me 10 a.~sleep clini~ . I was placed on a THE RIGHT TO LiMIT QUANTITIES machine that provides me with PRICES GOOD THIU JAN. 15, 2000 . continuous air pressure whil e sleeping, and as a result, I have . ' . been snoozing soundly every night for over two years. , ! -no longer snore, and the best . part is my wi fe has moved back into our bedroom. . · I believe most nien fear that if they seek ·IJiedical attention, the doctor will disco ver something seriously wrong. _ ' Sleep apnea can be dangerous, but the cure is simple. Radical su,rgery is rarely required. I only had to spend one night at the sleep cliitic, and it was like being in a motel. Sleep apnea is not a disease, it is a -condition that is easily treated, and the treatment can provide the . ' . sufferer with a truly . good night's sleep •· and' give the spouse some, rest and reassurance as welL .•· EN10YING SWEET DREAMS DEAR SWEET DREAMS: Thank you on behalf of. all the sleep deprived readers you helped -Y today. And thanks, too, for pointi.ng out that snotihg is no joke. It can indicate serious trouble, and should 1ooz.pk• . . be investigated. · 0,11r AIIUl L~mders: A year ago, -, y~~ printed a column listing · the sy10ptoms of ovarian canc~r. After . . reacting it, I m'ade an appointment1 to:-see my gynecologist. I had a bibpsy, and was diagnosed with ' . Stage Ill ovarian cancer. ' WE ACCEPT WIC -coUPONS ' RC COLA 'PRODUCTS 79 PEPSI, MT. DEW PRODUCTS, MUG ROOT. BEER, OUNGE SLICE, DR. 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Grange reporta on holiday pro· ' ' , .·j ectl , HEML!)CK GROVE - A reJ'l!lrt on holiday projects was presented at 'this week's meet.ing of Hemlock ·Grange ~eld at the haiL .. It was noted that four baskets were delivered to families with members donating food and paper prod~cts,; and that J ots of stuffed · . 'to~s had been given lo. Veterans M~morial. 'Hospital and the; Mdies Auxiliary for children coming into the emergency.room or'bcina hospitalized. Rosalie ' Johnson, lecturer, con· ducted ·tbe literary program which included_readings by Helen Swartz llild Sara ·.cullums, and a qui ~ 01,1 Ohio history. . POTATO·CHIPS OR 10·14.5 oz DORIIOS Chuck Roast •••••••••~• $ MILD COLBY USDA' BONELESS BEEF · 'Literary Club elects ne,. omcers MIDDLEPORT - New officers ·were elected when the ·Middleport 'Literatcy Club met recently at the of Jeanette Thomas. Elected "'ere . Jeanne Bow.en, ' Leah Ord, vice president; Perrin, secretary ; and Ida 'Diehl, tre_asurer. ·For the program Pat Holter reviewed "Strawberries in the Sea" 'by, Elisabeth Ogilvie. To illustrate the story; she -showed some smallscale models of wooden and nietal J~bster traps and _some antique glass . ·buoys used by lobster fisherman in the olden.days. !Next meeting will be Jan. 19 at llie home of Frankie Huilnel with Betsy Parsons to be the reviewer. ,3.25 oz. WHITE· HOUSE APPLE JUIC -M~UNIAINEER SAUSAGE. Society Scrapbook LAY'S 1· 1.9. . ,.............. 1 Ll-n·ks ..... $ ·1.79 ·- ·Cheese . .. sue,.. $1 'b~ ·.. ·· · . •••••••••••• •• · ·Chops.~•••••.•••••••!;. 1 _FlESH MICH. ROM~, I~D ·&GOLDE: :~LICIOr - ~ 79 Apples................. . BLUE BON~E! ~TICK . ·· . _C 218 9 MargCirlne;~~~r::~1: b 11 _ . $ ~ 7.9 1 Cheese ·•••••••••··''i' . A . .ROUGH'(OIS .~- BOR.DEN AMERICAN Slrt~L~S ' z' 99 ~J.I$1 12 oz. Ur,aiT2 PlEASE ADO PUfiCH ~ - ., HUDSON CREAM . FLOUR :, . • : VEG .·1REET \· J' ·. ~ ·as '; ~ '• '· ·' By JOHN CUNNIFF. al life is stunning. ·· · NEW ·YORK ...:. You .'might . Using the same (1998) dollar I!S _ think there aren 'I enough hours in a measuring stick, real ' gross " the day, but what would you have domestic pj-oduct is nearly severr . thought a century ago, when the times higher, manufacturing wages ·'' workweek was 30 percent longer four times. And household assels . than today? ·. arc seven times greater. · :· In effec~ Julian, Simon might Notwithstanding increases in ··;: have reminded a time-pressed numbers, the poverty rate as a per· · ... American, you don't know liow centage of · liouseholds h3!1· ... well off you are. And he would have decreased three times, homeowner' 1' had the facts to document his opin· ship has risen 43 percen~ and black · !' · n. incomes havi: increased 10-fold. ,· 1' 10 Those who knew him, remember There are some comparisons that · . Julian L. Simon an unflinching . can't be .. eKpressed ·in, percentage ·:: · optimis~ · perhaps ) iecauk h~ was terms. TV owner.ihip, for example;'?. · disposed to be that way, but more . is almost univer.sal today, and own· likely .because. Of his. penchant for ership of computers is soon likely to"!' be what he viewed as the facts. · "'6•\· Simon, a University of Maryland 1be .percentage ·of households professor, spent 'much _of his a4ult with electricity ~as risen 10-fol~ ·) · life, refuting the disrilal conclu- telephone calls have rocketed by ·": sions, so common .during lbe 'JliSI S,(j()() percent, and ownership of: J: half century, that pliiiCI earth was cars has leaped 90-fol!l. ·• •' ' Education has beq)me far more speeding tQward disaster. 'd ad Th 1 He did . it ihrQUgh prodigiOus Wt espre . . e_ ~rcentagt ~f . ;• research and voluminous writiilgs, adul~ completmg htgh school II ·" h' h h bee b ht - to . four limes htghe~ today, and the per• o.~ W IC now ave - n roug up .. .centage of bachelor degrees held by• • date by Step!len M~re, an.I!SSOC~· women hilS risen by half. , .• ~ ate a~tl)e_ Cato Institute, a. llberta~~- , • Industrialization, often criticized ···: an th111k ~k. . ", .t > • as· having brought as ·many prob-: < 1 Jl.!oore, s Ctlnttnuum hu ~en · Jems as advantages, is viewed by published by Cato .under ~e title Simon and Moore as aerator of Jbe. ·• "The Greatest Ceittury That. Ever better life. -\: Wu," subtitled "2S mir!ICulous They co'ntend that the air we trends of the past 100 Y~ar&. " breathe is 97 percent cleaner when Among the more ml)'aCulous ~f measured by micrograms per- 100 , the trends ~~S~Cmbled by Moore IS cubic meters of lead in tbe air. And ·. t~e 30-)'ear: i~cri:ase in Amc~can Jiu'Fiy as a ccnsequ~nce of i~vcn-' ~ · _hfespans w1lh1n l~c century, Aided lions . the prjce of wheat has by hu~e d~uc:S . in ~th infant 95 percent. · . :. . : :~ · mortahty and tnfectious dt~. Mon:over, ~)' say, "the Arneri:, ,. 1 ~~ths _fro~ heart " dtseaso, .: can Jl!'ople ~net I'CSOI!rce ~ators, · .. IICCOfdtngiO thC_,tome,. !lave ~~~· not rilsoufi:cS depletcrs' .,... protcccut in , h~f. and ·i~ ~fiance of tors' · of 1 the ·environment, not "'. · n_otions th~ acci~tal ~ h~Ye deliroyers." ' · . · . ' :~ nsen, Moore and Stmon iJto:.v llicy · · (JOhn ••Cunnlft le a llu4lln111 1·, .. : have decreased by 61 percent allllpt , tor . The AAoolated ,. " _The eViC!ence of a beller nwerl- Pttll ) ' • ' ,.,..,,.lyndlcala.) / rl ' ' !J'e .... . ' ·s·· from. !'rea!· Business Mirror: M1·xe·d 5. 1_.9-nals ee.n. .Better off.than we know.-~ -· 1•n _th~· .ar on dr·ugs _ )lffect. ijowever, those hoping the cost of a first-class stamp would ,;ncrease to a more con~enient amount - convenient as in, say 35 -):ents, when you can use a qUarter and a d_ime in the machine By JACK ANDERSON drugs, _is there· ·no correlation ;are to be disappointed. . · . and DOUGLAS COHN between a presidential aspirant's :- Postal officials ·have asked for the usual F cent hike. ·If the WASHINGTON . - President previous drug"laking activity and yequc;st is granted- and it probably wHI be - in 2001 , we'll be !!ill Clinton did it. Vice President his suitability to lead the war? paying 34 cents per stamp. So here's a word to the wise: instead of AI Gor~ did _it. . Every parent in America knows you iossing those 1-cenl stamps thai pop out of the dispenser, you ' d • Prc~1dent1al aspt~an!S G.W. Bush do not send miKed signals ~chilbelter hang onto them . _. and B!ll Bradle~ d1d 11, too. Even dren. We say, " Work hard, be good, • . Assoc~&te Jusltce of -the U.S. and some day you might grow up to · S~premc·_ Court Clarence Thomas be president of the U~ited State~." • " did it. We do not say, "Work hard most.of They did it and it does not mat- . the time, be good most [)f the lime, :. _ · · . ·· . : · · ••• ter, we are told, 'for truly anything is do not overdo drugs and. some: day possible in America, the land not you mi'ght grow up to be.:." ~y The Aa•oclatad Pru• ·· . · • only of opportunity but of unlimited No, we do not say that, but those •, Today is Wednesday, Jan. 12, the 12th day·of 2000. There are 354 days left opportunity, the land .whe~ a per· who would be president do; And l n the year. son can smoke pot and still become . those who write aboui_those who : Today.'s Highlight in History: • president or Supreme Court justice. would be,president do. ~ust imagine • On Jan. 12, 1948, the Supreme Court ruled that states could not discriminate . Y9ulhful indiscretion, the pun- President Bill Clinton telling the '·llgainst law-school applicants because of race. · dits call it. They pilloried Bill Clin- youtlt.of America t_o ''jUst say no." •• On this date: · •.orthe ac~ but .or • h'ts quib· Or wo~ld .he ~ay, . "Just · don ~ t ton not : In 1519, Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian I died. bling about the act: ." I have q~ver inhale"? . · • In 1773, the first pUblic museum in America was established, in O.arleston, broken the Jaws of my country," he But Bill Cljnton is not the prob? ·C. . . .' . ·. · said. No, he broke the Jaws o{ Great ·Jem. The problem is tl\at America · ~. In 1915,1beHouseofRepresentatlvesrejectedaproposaltogtve~omenthe Britain when ·he smoked marijuan~t has _not declared war on drugs; it !;lght to vote. _ • . . , ' as a.stuaent there. I didn't "inhale," has declared. a skirmish, and it is ' In 1932,Hattte W.•Caraway became the-first.woman elected to the ,U.S. Sen- · he sai41. f'Who clres?" we asked. amblvalent' about· that: ·Jn our cru· -~··· • · .: • . . _ . · · ; . . . ·· _ But what ·is the issue here? · Slide to. prevent pc;ople harm· Should decades,old - misdeec!s· "be , ing the.mse_i""s, we have spawned • In 194~1dent·Roosevelt ~~d lbe Nattonal War LabOr ~d. ·~ • In 1945, d~rmg World War II, ~tet forces .began a huge offenstve ag&nst p~nished with ·life senie~ce~? ,Cer- tlie worst an!! d~adliest crjme spree Germans tn .Eastero E_urope. . . · . · · tamly not, at least not m an all- •. since .the days of Pro_hibltion, as • In 1964, leftist rebels m Zanztbar began theu suocessful revolt agatnst the inclusive manncr.' Bi!t certain posi· those who would buy drugs and JOvemmenl . . . lions and offices are often fore- those who would sell them· operate •. In 1966, President Joh~ ~aid in his Statc. of tile .Uni~ ~ thatlbe clos.ed to people' for exactly such not according to society's laws, but lJOIIed States should stay m South Vietnam until Communtst aggresston there misdeeds. lo jungle law and destroy our cities . .l"as ended. • . , • There are laws throughout the , in the procesS. _ · • In 1969,theNewYorkJets~f~~eBaltlm~Cohslf>:7mSuperBowl land that prohibi( people for life · Through mixed signals we tell Ill, played at 1be Orange Bowl m Mtamt. · · from participating.,._.in certain · ~erica,;..youth thai drugs are evil ~ In 197f, the situation comedy "All. in the Family" preml~ on ~-TY. endeavor&.~~~ Virginjil, for,eumpl~, , au\fCrlmin", but if y.o~ u'Se' tlicm, , Ten y~ ago:_Astr,onauts a1x!arfJ ~he space ~ut~c Columb11 re~ed ~ an ind!.-i~uaJ ~ho I!OI!lmlts.one "io- · don't .worry;•.you can still atll\in ihe 11-ton n~ng SCience ll!l!oratory 10 a ~ue .mtsston thilt,kept the _ifa!el,hm Jatio)l of driv,ing a "qqll!rnen:iitl hiahest offi~s in · ~ land:' It just ~omplungmgtoEarth. , •. ·. ·. · · · '·· motorvehiclewhileunderthelnnu- won'tworli ,' ._ 'foday's ~ys: Actress. Lu!SC Rainer is~: ~ormer.South African ence itlcohol or other,drugs'' alicl i ~ We qn eitha e11d thr. skirinlsh 1 ~W. Botha ts 84. Counb1: smger Ra~. Price!s 74. Stn~ ~uth Brown ts who gives a "false st!tefnent oil a and start the war, whfeh inc:Ju~ . •• Sina.er ,Glenn Yarboroup ts 70. Th_e Amfztng Kreskin ts 65. Cou~lry t;Ommercial driver's ·license appli- everything froni enforcement to the 1 ~nger Will. lee Golden (The Oak·Ridge Boys) is 61. Former heavywetght cation". is .disqualified for life·from selection Of 10le mocl'els or we can )loxi_ng mtunpi<l!' J~ ~razier is 56. Singer-m!J!i~ian ~Duke is 54. Rock obtain inti a commerc.ial driver's simply .C~p~ow~dge the real musician ~nth1a ~mson (Sly and the Farm!r Sione) !s 54. Actor An~ny . li~nsc in the slate, . war is .an 1nformation war. such as >vtdrews IS S2. Pohtical commentator ~ush Umbaugh IS 49. Country smger Such lifetime prohibitions are we have witnessed with eiprettea. lUcky .\lin She)Jon is~: Radio person~ity Jioward.Stem is 46. ~ Kirslie usually connected tO· the misdeeds (JICil AndereOft 11nc1 Dougtae ,._llcy ts 45. Rock mustctan Tom ArdOhno (NRBQ) 11 43. Rock miiBICWI O.ar- involved. So at a time. when the Cohn - ocilu~ for tJnltH !ie Gillingham (Counting Crows) is 40. Rock sinJ<r Rob Zombie is :W· . Uniled States hu waged a war on ' " I and Other mailing rates wert one of . the most inexpensive buys around. By WIWAM A. RUSHER Bu't like milk and paperback nov~ The little town of Sawbuck,' Wyo., is barely inflation and increasing . costs have more than a wide spot on the interstate bel)lleen k h • Hole and Rock Springs. Boasting a total . 11- on · t h e consumer Jackson tah en ht elf · to nnpulation of 274, 'tt ·gets along w1'th what mt' ghl h . k . ~t roug t e sttC e'r prtce. be cons1'dered the bare essentt'a)s·. a gas Statt' on 1 a The risi!,)g cost of mailing letters general stor'e,. a bar and grill, the sheriff's office and boxes is unfortunate, but al the and a jail that currently houses two prisoners, • Sit'II one ore black and one wht' te . (One t's 1'n for robbery, same t'1me, th e US , . mal'I IS . of the least costly and dependable' the other on drug charges.) f · • d h' Sawbuck might have remained forever.in the mean~ 0 commuthcallon an s tp· . obscurity-to· wh1'ch 1' t seemed doomed, t'f a New oJ • . ....,. , :t~~p~n~itl~~sar~:~~~~ya~se~~~~; t~c~~s:::~ to the lirst-class • .. Yes, there .was a time whe11 ·stamps . means of • :...ommun·Jcat· ••on ·. and cohz'pment .•, .. oif oaood..,· , I• • ·, They say nothing comes cheap anymore, and that statement cer· . lai nly applies to a service used by almost every American each day ;,.... fhe mail. · • :~ As expected, the Postal Service submitted a request for a :tate increase Tuesday to Independent Postal Rate Commission , . T'he U.S, mail ; ~,., • ·.. is.sti/1 One oif l'J'11 ': th e least. C'""'t "~ :_an d dep · -en dab/_e •I . '' . . It's .worth it··.· :: ' .•••• HOME, Our view: . u.s: • ' 1t ' · l' :postal rate hike unfortunate, but ·~ we depend on our d~ily mail '•' .r -~ ·NEW YORK -..,. -- .. ~ -~ IN YOUR Diane Hill Controller L.U.n to lA. flllllor.,.. wwkOM•. ft.,-.,.. k ,_ ,... 3«J ...... AU t.um _., 111/JJHf. le lti11M1 W.,.. H dp.J 111M iMWI . . . _ • ., ,,...,., .......,.. 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And although· the self-supporting Postal Ser· · h as yte · lde d a pro fitl 10r • I he .past seve'ral years, a significant :Ytce ·'nnrtion is probably being directed to reduction of 'the $3.5 billion · . . , _, .r- . :<Jeficll the. servtce r~n up when.'' wasn I a moneymaker. . • We -may grumble about shelling out that extra penny or two for ~lamps when mailing letters or bill payments (and more for larger ilems), bul we need the U.S. mail because, despite the snickers :aoout servioe there isn ' I -anything else that rivals .its national · ~co e · -' · ·" · . h11 d 1 · - h· h · · fj d · :· vermg elter an parce .sei'Vtces, w !C are JUSt as pro _II~ rt· ·~en. as. the .Postal Se~tce, are an alt~rnattverbu! have then o":n ~tmttations. And desptle _the popitlanfy of e-matl and electromc -commerce, we have to remember not every home has a computer, . :Oot everyone is connected to the Internet, a11d some 'Net services :Sren ' t very exten's ive or accessible. . ·: Where does that leave people? With the Postal Service.' It's so :Simple: Buy a stamp, place it on a letter and put it' in lhe appropri:ate box. The overwhelming majority of the time it will' gel to its :destination. and dependi_ng on the distance. in an amazingly swift :amount of time. No wonder states have, for example; instituted. )iuto registration renewal by mail. Believe us, il works: • 8· · '· L .. .________.....,-_.:__.;,.__ ~--:---,-------------J Rusher's view: Priso__ n.-po-p:uIa·_-ti:o· n·_. :,: 11 will take about a year for the' current rate incrr.:ase 10 go into < .." - ·.:. . ·all ·a.- fnatter ·of_s _ize·.·.~.- ·i_s , .. _ , . . '• appropdately-scathing comments. The TV net- · the tbird largest country on earth, exceeded only.·" works-were soon hot on the trail, and Sawbuck by China and India. AJI'sorts of social phenome• / · fourid itself playing host to a quietly furious na, therefore, arc present in the United States ill > Peter Jlmnings', whose grim comments from the far larger' raw numbers than in almost any other . ghas·11 y heart of dar kness were be ame d upward .country. · _.(, and OUtward by a slrateg1'caJJy placed sateJJt' te . · · Supnnse, for example, that Sweden has to.. .:; dish · ~, Did you see his broadcast yourself? COPe with a serial murderer on ap average or :.: No, you d1'dn't, be~ause the above three para- once every 10 years. Assuming that all other fac: .:. ~ graphs are all purely imaginary, as is Sawbuck, tors are equal, .therefou (which they are not ...:. · Wyo:, itself, But multiply the figures by a mil· the United States has a far · Jess homogeneous, ,_ I'ton 1n · eac· h case, an'd th e s1ory 'mtracu · Ious.Iy an d t.,ere ~ fore ·more voIac·J lh an has · -•· •. e, popu J•t' G ton York Times reporter-. hadn't passed through becomes true. . Sweden), th•t -would mean that' this country·, . c · " recen!ly and stopped to get some ·gas. She also · It leems that the Times recently discovered which is 30 times as large as Sweden, ought, on > had a beer at the bar, and it was while there' that .. that, in t~e 'United Slates today, _there are 2 MIL- . the .sheer law of averages, 10 be coping _with -:· she learned about the two ptisonC:~. · LION people in prison! This apparently. struck three serial murderers at work in any givc;n year. -,: . Being a lady ·of refined se~si~ilities, she was the editors as wildly disproportionate, although nat urally staggered th_e current rnnpulatt'on of the country t's estt'mal· Similarly With all sorts of other horrific . . .· Here was a t1ny town . . .of274 .· · , •-1 sn, uIs• .and . yet thad TWO peopl m Jal)l The ed by the Census reau at 274 million. What's crimes. If the United States averages two high': .. • . e · dtsproportton was shockmg. What's more, one more, about half of the prisoners are doing time -school shoot-outs (along the general lines of . of the two was black, although 'the town. popula• on drug charges. Worse yet, half of them are Columbine) every year, Sweden, strictly on the . tion was overwhelmingly white - 239 out of black, though blacks represent only .13 percent ;_Jaw .of averages, will have to wait IS years to.-1· 274. (Clearly, discrimination was doing its dirty · of the U.S. population - exactly their propor· have a single one. " work.) And one prisoner, or 50 percent of the jail ti?n of the _population little Sawbu~k- The' so don't be deceived when some- speciaipopulation, was serving time on drug charges -:- T1mes. practt~ai!Y .blew a gasket, paradmg the ,..,. pleading liberal shows up with a statistic which; -.• in other words, for a victimless crime. appalhng stattsltcs on page one. · . fi - h- . . . . ., t'·· 1 ' soufndh,s _tmh press.'ve. 1ft mh.ay merelr _.•: The reporter contacted her editors, back in Why is it thtll 2 million sounds .Jike such a abet trsbt buods New York, and they -agreed that &he h.a stum~ hulle chunk of 274 -million, but it seems perfect- . a _YP~ uct 0 1 e ug~ SIZ~ 0 1 Is ~oun.'rY•. ·: · bled on a truly sickening story. And so it was that Jy reasonable that a town of 274 has two o( its m whtch JUSt about everythmg 1s happentng,Ju~t: ,, Ji_ttle Sawbuck found itself depicted on"page,__gne ·residents in jail? about all the time. _.-·, of the good, gray Times, above the fold;" as a Well, the answer is that 2 million are indeed a (William A. Ruther J• a· Distinguished Fe!miniature police state. ' lot of people- but thC United States iS' an enor· low ot the Claremont lnetttute tor the study of _ An editorial inside followed up the story with mous country. II is in fact, in population terms, Stllt•amanehlp and Political Phlto•ophy.) B _ u b' o Washington Merry-Go-Rounct: ..0· n th'IS d.ate 1 'n h"·1sto·ry- ·w . of tbt I decre'ased ~· ... . ', ~ ..... YOUR VIEWS COuNT. DROP ~S AilNE. ::~: 'j'IJ 82111lllnt Ave.,~.. Ohio • ''I ' . 740 Ull 23U • Fax: Ul 8GOI ' .,_ • ' •• ' l . ~ '" ' (, " .' " • PageAS • WeclftMdlly, January 12, '2000 . .' ' ~ale snorer goes to clinic and is cured·of sleep apnea problem .~ ' - • · · Dear Ann Landen: I JUSt re.~d the le_ttcr f~om Dead Ttre~. tn Shreveport, _whose husband snores. · I. too, ~m a_snorer. My w!fe ftnally , bed _ moved tnto th e s~are room so she could get s~me rest. , . _ _ , The first stgn ,or sle~p apnea ts .For the past several mon th~. 1 have been undergoing chemothera· py and have had a second surgery. My outlook is positive, and my family has been very supportive. Whenever I am asked 'how .I knew somet hing was wrong. I ·a~w~ys say it was your column chat •d1d II. · · .I am a lucky woman to have seen that information when I did. Ple'~se, An n, print those sy mptoms aga1n for all the women who may have missed it.-- MARIA IN N.C. DEA R MARIA: Thank you for asking. Accordi ng to the Ovarian Cancer Natio nal Alliance, a nation, . al edlicalion and 'advocacy prgani· zation, ovarian cancers occur in one out of 55 women at aoy age. Most women are diagnosed when the .chance for survival for five years is about 20 percent. Early detection improves survival rates . . : . Symptoms are subtle at first, - but become more persistent and lion or diarrhea. . AN ('1888-682- 7426) or visit their ' identifiable over time. ~ M~nstrual disorders or pa1n w"b site at www:o~arian.org.. ~ Any woman w~o experiences durmg Intercourse. Is alcohol rummg your !.1fe or , the following symptom.s for more • Fatigue or backaches. the hfe of a loved one? Alco· ~ than two or three weeks should see For more information, ·contact holism: How to Recognize It, How ; her doctor and ask for a combina the Ovarian Cancer National to Deal With It, How to 'Conquer • tion pelvic/rectal exam, a·.CA~I2 Alliance, P.O. Box 33107, ,Was h- It" can turn •things around. Send a ; blood test and a_transvaginal sono- · ington, D.C., 20033 (www.ovarian- self-addressed, long, business-size_; gram: cancer.org), or assess your risk at envelope and a check. or money • • Bloating, a feel ing of fu llness the Women's Cancer Network web order for $3.75 (this includes ; or gas. · site (www.wcn.org). For a free postage and handli ng) to: Alcohol, ; • Frequent or urgent urination. brochure. calhhe National Ovarian c/o Ann Landers, P.O. Box 11562, : • Nausea, indigestion, conslipa- Cancer Coalition at 1-888-0VARI- Chicago, I II. 60611 -0562 . • I would occasionall bteathing. heavy snonng w1th pertods of noty · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • • • • stop breathing for up to SOseconds. • My wife would lie awake at night ·r~ady to "kick-start" me, which ~xplains why she was always e~hausted : I was exhausted; too. · . I never. went into deep REM ~TORE HOURS slt ep, and would wake up at least a d{>zen times every . night, even .Mondaythru •·. thpugh I did not remember it . Sundar . · '· I was never rested enough, and 1111-l'OPM o(ten found ·myself nodding off at thl: wheel of my car. 291 SECOND ST. ; I finally discussed the problem Accepts Credit Cards wlth my doctor, who referred me 10 a.~sleep clini~ . I was placed on a THE RIGHT TO LiMIT QUANTITIES machine that provides me with PRICES GOOD THIU JAN. 15, 2000 . continuous air pressure whil e sleeping, and as a result, I have . ' . been snoozing soundly every night for over two years. , ! -no longer snore, and the best . part is my wi fe has moved back into our bedroom. . · I believe most nien fear that if they seek ·IJiedical attention, the doctor will disco ver something seriously wrong. _ ' Sleep apnea can be dangerous, but the cure is simple. Radical su,rgery is rarely required. I only had to spend one night at the sleep cliitic, and it was like being in a motel. Sleep apnea is not a disease, it is a -condition that is easily treated, and the treatment can provide the . ' . sufferer with a truly . good night's sleep •· and' give the spouse some, rest and reassurance as welL .•· EN10YING SWEET DREAMS DEAR SWEET DREAMS: Thank you on behalf of. all the sleep deprived readers you helped -Y today. And thanks, too, for pointi.ng out that snotihg is no joke. It can indicate serious trouble, and should 1ooz.pk• . . be investigated. · 0,11r AIIUl L~mders: A year ago, -, y~~ printed a column listing · the sy10ptoms of ovarian canc~r. After . . reacting it, I m'ade an appointment1 to:-see my gynecologist. I had a bibpsy, and was diagnosed with ' . Stage Ill ovarian cancer. ' WE ACCEPT WIC -coUPONS ' RC COLA 'PRODUCTS 79 PEPSI, MT. DEW PRODUCTS, MUG ROOT. BEER, OUNGE SLICE, DR. 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Grange reporta on holiday pro· ' ' , .·j ectl , HEML!)CK GROVE - A reJ'l!lrt on holiday projects was presented at 'this week's meet.ing of Hemlock ·Grange ~eld at the haiL .. It was noted that four baskets were delivered to families with members donating food and paper prod~cts,; and that J ots of stuffed · . 'to~s had been given lo. Veterans M~morial. 'Hospital and the; Mdies Auxiliary for children coming into the emergency.room or'bcina hospitalized. Rosalie ' Johnson, lecturer, con· ducted ·tbe literary program which included_readings by Helen Swartz llild Sara ·.cullums, and a qui ~ 01,1 Ohio history. . POTATO·CHIPS OR 10·14.5 oz DORIIOS Chuck Roast •••••••••~• $ MILD COLBY USDA' BONELESS BEEF · 'Literary Club elects ne,. omcers MIDDLEPORT - New officers ·were elected when the ·Middleport 'Literatcy Club met recently at the of Jeanette Thomas. Elected "'ere . 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FLOUR :, . • : VEG .·1REET \· J' ·. ~ ·as '; ~ '• '· ·' By JOHN CUNNIFF. al life is stunning. ·· · NEW ·YORK ...:. You .'might . Using the same (1998) dollar I!S _ think there aren 'I enough hours in a measuring stick, real ' gross " the day, but what would you have domestic pj-oduct is nearly severr . thought a century ago, when the times higher, manufacturing wages ·'' workweek was 30 percent longer four times. And household assels . than today? ·. arc seven times greater. · :· In effec~ Julian, Simon might Notwithstanding increases in ··;: have reminded a time-pressed numbers, the poverty rate as a per· · ... American, you don't know liow centage of · liouseholds h3!1· ... well off you are. And he would have decreased three times, homeowner' 1' had the facts to document his opin· ship has risen 43 percen~ and black · !' · n. incomes havi: increased 10-fold. ,· 1' 10 Those who knew him, remember There are some comparisons that · . Julian L. Simon an unflinching . can't be .. eKpressed ·in, percentage ·:: · optimis~ · perhaps ) iecauk h~ was terms. TV owner.ihip, for example;'?. · disposed to be that way, but more . is almost univer.sal today, and own· likely .because. Of his. penchant for ership of computers is soon likely to"!' be what he viewed as the facts. · "'6•\· Simon, a University of Maryland 1be .percentage ·of households professor, spent 'much _of his a4ult with electricity ~as risen 10-fol~ ·) · life, refuting the disrilal conclu- telephone calls have rocketed by ·": sions, so common .during lbe 'JliSI S,(j()() percent, and ownership of: J: half century, that pliiiCI earth was cars has leaped 90-fol!l. ·• •' ' Education has beq)me far more speeding tQward disaster. 'd ad Th 1 He did . it ihrQUgh prodigiOus Wt espre . . e_ ~rcentagt ~f . ;• research and voluminous writiilgs, adul~ completmg htgh school II ·" h' h h bee b ht - to . four limes htghe~ today, and the per• o.~ W IC now ave - n roug up .. .centage of bachelor degrees held by• • date by Step!len M~re, an.I!SSOC~· women hilS risen by half. , .• ~ ate a~tl)e_ Cato Institute, a. llberta~~- , • Industrialization, often criticized ···: an th111k ~k. . ", .t > • as· having brought as ·many prob-: < 1 Jl.!oore, s Ctlnttnuum hu ~en · Jems as advantages, is viewed by published by Cato .under ~e title Simon and Moore as aerator of Jbe. ·• "The Greatest Ceittury That. Ever better life. -\: Wu," subtitled "2S mir!ICulous They co'ntend that the air we trends of the past 100 Y~ar&. " breathe is 97 percent cleaner when Among the more ml)'aCulous ~f measured by micrograms per- 100 , the trends ~~S~Cmbled by Moore IS cubic meters of lead in tbe air. And ·. t~e 30-)'ear: i~cri:ase in Amc~can Jiu'Fiy as a ccnsequ~nce of i~vcn-' ~ · _hfespans w1lh1n l~c century, Aided lions . the prjce of wheat has by hu~e d~uc:S . in ~th infant 95 percent. · . :. . : :~ · mortahty and tnfectious dt~. Mon:over, ~)' say, "the Arneri:, ,. 1 ~~ths _fro~ heart " dtseaso, .: can Jl!'ople ~net I'CSOI!rce ~ators, · .. IICCOfdtngiO thC_,tome,. !lave ~~~· not rilsoufi:cS depletcrs' .,... protcccut in , h~f. and ·i~ ~fiance of tors' · of 1 the ·environment, not "'. · n_otions th~ acci~tal ~ h~Ye deliroyers." ' · . · . ' :~ nsen, Moore and Stmon iJto:.v llicy · · (JOhn ••Cunnlft le a llu4lln111 1·, .. : have decreased by 61 percent allllpt , tor . The AAoolated ,. " _The eViC!ence of a beller nwerl- Pttll ) ' • ' ,.,..,,.lyndlcala.) / rl ' ' !J'e .... . ' ·s·· from. !'rea!· Business Mirror: M1·xe·d 5. 1_.9-nals ee.n. .Better off.than we know.-~ -· 1•n _th~· .ar on dr·ugs _ )lffect. ijowever, those hoping the cost of a first-class stamp would ,;ncrease to a more con~enient amount - convenient as in, say 35 -):ents, when you can use a qUarter and a d_ime in the machine By JACK ANDERSON drugs, _is there· ·no correlation ;are to be disappointed. . · . and DOUGLAS COHN between a presidential aspirant's :- Postal officials ·have asked for the usual F cent hike. ·If the WASHINGTON . - President previous drug"laking activity and yequc;st is granted- and it probably wHI be - in 2001 , we'll be !!ill Clinton did it. Vice President his suitability to lead the war? paying 34 cents per stamp. So here's a word to the wise: instead of AI Gor~ did _it. . Every parent in America knows you iossing those 1-cenl stamps thai pop out of the dispenser, you ' d • Prc~1dent1al aspt~an!S G.W. Bush do not send miKed signals ~chilbelter hang onto them . _. and B!ll Bradle~ d1d 11, too. Even dren. We say, " Work hard, be good, • . Assoc~&te Jusltce of -the U.S. and some day you might grow up to · S~premc·_ Court Clarence Thomas be president of the U~ited State~." • " did it. We do not say, "Work hard most.of They did it and it does not mat- . the time, be good most [)f the lime, :. _ · · . ·· . : · · ••• ter, we are told, 'for truly anything is do not overdo drugs and. some: day possible in America, the land not you mi'ght grow up to be.:." ~y The Aa•oclatad Pru• ·· . · • only of opportunity but of unlimited No, we do not say that, but those •, Today is Wednesday, Jan. 12, the 12th day·of 2000. There are 354 days left opportunity, the land .whe~ a per· who would be president do; And l n the year. son can smoke pot and still become . those who write aboui_those who : Today.'s Highlight in History: • president or Supreme Court justice. would be,president do. ~ust imagine • On Jan. 12, 1948, the Supreme Court ruled that states could not discriminate . Y9ulhful indiscretion, the pun- President Bill Clinton telling the '·llgainst law-school applicants because of race. · dits call it. They pilloried Bill Clin- youtlt.of America t_o ''jUst say no." •• On this date: · •.orthe ac~ but .or • h'ts quib· Or wo~ld .he ~ay, . "Just · don ~ t ton not : In 1519, Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian I died. bling about the act: ." I have q~ver inhale"? . · • In 1773, the first pUblic museum in America was established, in O.arleston, broken the Jaws of my country," he But Bill Cljnton is not the prob? ·C. . . .' . ·. · said. No, he broke the Jaws o{ Great ·Jem. The problem is tl\at America · ~. In 1915,1beHouseofRepresentatlvesrejectedaproposaltogtve~omenthe Britain when ·he smoked marijuan~t has _not declared war on drugs; it !;lght to vote. _ • . . , ' as a.stuaent there. I didn't "inhale," has declared. a skirmish, and it is ' In 1932,Hattte W.•Caraway became the-first.woman elected to the ,U.S. Sen- · he sai41. f'Who clres?" we asked. amblvalent' about· that: ·Jn our cru· -~··· • · .: • . . _ . · · ; . . . ·· _ But what ·is the issue here? · Slide to. prevent pc;ople harm· Should decades,old - misdeec!s· "be , ing the.mse_i""s, we have spawned • In 194~1dent·Roosevelt ~~d lbe Nattonal War LabOr ~d. ·~ • In 1945, d~rmg World War II, ~tet forces .began a huge offenstve ag&nst p~nished with ·life senie~ce~? ,Cer- tlie worst an!! d~adliest crjme spree Germans tn .Eastero E_urope. . . · . · · tamly not, at least not m an all- •. since .the days of Pro_hibltion, as • In 1964, leftist rebels m Zanztbar began theu suocessful revolt agatnst the inclusive manncr.' Bi!t certain posi· those who would buy drugs and JOvemmenl . . . lions and offices are often fore- those who would sell them· operate •. In 1966, President Joh~ ~aid in his Statc. of tile .Uni~ ~ thatlbe clos.ed to people' for exactly such not according to society's laws, but lJOIIed States should stay m South Vietnam until Communtst aggresston there misdeeds. lo jungle law and destroy our cities . .l"as ended. • . , • There are laws throughout the , in the procesS. _ · • In 1969,theNewYorkJets~f~~eBaltlm~Cohslf>:7mSuperBowl land that prohibi( people for life · Through mixed signals we tell Ill, played at 1be Orange Bowl m Mtamt. · · from participating.,._.in certain · ~erica,;..youth thai drugs are evil ~ In 197f, the situation comedy "All. in the Family" preml~ on ~-TY. endeavor&.~~~ Virginjil, for,eumpl~, , au\fCrlmin", but if y.o~ u'Se' tlicm, , Ten y~ ago:_Astr,onauts a1x!arfJ ~he space ~ut~c Columb11 re~ed ~ an ind!.-i~uaJ ~ho I!OI!lmlts.one "io- · don't .worry;•.you can still atll\in ihe 11-ton n~ng SCience ll!l!oratory 10 a ~ue .mtsston thilt,kept the _ifa!el,hm Jatio)l of driv,ing a "qqll!rnen:iitl hiahest offi~s in · ~ land:' It just ~omplungmgtoEarth. , •. ·. ·. · · · '·· motorvehiclewhileunderthelnnu- won'tworli ,' ._ 'foday's ~ys: Actress. Lu!SC Rainer is~: ~ormer.South African ence itlcohol or other,drugs'' alicl i ~ We qn eitha e11d thr. skirinlsh 1 ~W. Botha ts 84. Counb1: smger Ra~. Price!s 74. Stn~ ~uth Brown ts who gives a "false st!tefnent oil a and start the war, whfeh inc:Ju~ . •• Sina.er ,Glenn Yarboroup ts 70. Th_e Amfztng Kreskin ts 65. Cou~lry t;Ommercial driver's ·license appli- everything froni enforcement to the 1 ~nger Will. lee Golden (The Oak·Ridge Boys) is 61. Former heavywetght cation". is .disqualified for life·from selection Of 10le mocl'els or we can )loxi_ng mtunpi<l!' J~ ~razier is 56. Singer-m!J!i~ian ~Duke is 54. Rock obtain inti a commerc.ial driver's simply .C~p~ow~dge the real musician ~nth1a ~mson (Sly and the Farm!r Sione) !s 54. Actor An~ny . li~nsc in the slate, . war is .an 1nformation war. such as >vtdrews IS S2. Pohtical commentator ~ush Umbaugh IS 49. Country smger Such lifetime prohibitions are we have witnessed with eiprettea. lUcky .\lin She)Jon is~: Radio person~ity Jioward.Stem is 46. ~ Kirslie usually connected tO· the misdeeds (JICil AndereOft 11nc1 Dougtae ,._llcy ts 45. Rock mustctan Tom ArdOhno (NRBQ) 11 43. Rock miiBICWI O.ar- involved. So at a time. when the Cohn - ocilu~ for tJnltH !ie Gillingham (Counting Crows) is 40. Rock sinJ<r Rob Zombie is :W· . Uniled States hu waged a war on ' " I and Other mailing rates wert one of . the most inexpensive buys around. By WIWAM A. RUSHER Bu't like milk and paperback nov~ The little town of Sawbuck,' Wyo., is barely inflation and increasing . costs have more than a wide spot on the interstate bel)lleen k h • Hole and Rock Springs. Boasting a total . 11- on · t h e consumer Jackson tah en ht elf · to nnpulation of 274, 'tt ·gets along w1'th what mt' ghl h . k . ~t roug t e sttC e'r prtce. be cons1'dered the bare essentt'a)s·. a gas Statt' on 1 a The risi!,)g cost of mailing letters general stor'e,. a bar and grill, the sheriff's office and boxes is unfortunate, but al the and a jail that currently houses two prisoners, • Sit'II one ore black and one wht' te . (One t's 1'n for robbery, same t'1me, th e US , . mal'I IS . of the least costly and dependable' the other on drug charges.) f · • d h' Sawbuck might have remained forever.in the mean~ 0 commuthcallon an s tp· . obscurity-to· wh1'ch 1' t seemed doomed, t'f a New oJ • . ....,. , :t~~p~n~itl~~sar~:~~~~ya~se~~~~; t~c~~s:::~ to the lirst-class • .. Yes, there .was a time whe11 ·stamps . means of • :...ommun·Jcat· ••on ·. and cohz'pment .•, .. oif oaood..,· , I• • ·, They say nothing comes cheap anymore, and that statement cer· . lai nly applies to a service used by almost every American each day ;,.... fhe mail. · • :~ As expected, the Postal Service submitted a request for a :tate increase Tuesday to Independent Postal Rate Commission , . T'he U.S, mail ; ~,., • ·.. is.sti/1 One oif l'J'11 ': th e least. C'""'t "~ :_an d dep · -en dab/_e •I . '' . . It's .worth it··.· :: ' .•••• HOME, Our view: . u.s: • ' 1t ' · l' :postal rate hike unfortunate, but ·~ we depend on our d~ily mail '•' .r -~ ·NEW YORK -..,. -- .. ~ -~ IN YOUR Diane Hill Controller L.U.n to lA. flllllor.,.. wwkOM•. ft.,-.,.. k ,_ ,... 3«J ...... AU t.um _., 111/JJHf. le lti11M1 W.,.. H dp.J 111M iMWI . . . _ • ., ,,...,., .......,.. 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Free Cash! ----~·'--·~ ·-'-":.....·---'--'-'--~"'--'-' '.N'i.~ ' I ' i . �• • • • .' • • • ' P119e A e •The Dally Sentinel Page 81 January 1 Ohio . . • w.dnlldlly, "J..,.,.-y 12, 2000 • Inside: Lady Marauders rated 11th in the state- P-oe a2 Inside: AP boys, girls hoop rankings in scoreboarrJ- ' • • More fib~r, less spice can· keep rect~J fissure from recurring. movements become soft so that they determ ine if you are drinking QUestion: My grown daughter, do not traumatize the healing fis- enough water. If it is dark, you need age 26, was recently diagnosed with sure. . to drink more water. an anal fi ssure. The doctor preFollowing a vegetarian diet typi- Another C'ommon cause of constipascribed a stool softener and some cally provides the recommended 30 tion is holding off having a bowel kind of cream to be applied to the grams of fiber each day that we movement. Of course, waiting a few rectal area. She told iny Claughter should all eat, but it would be wise minutes is okay, but you shouldn't that this was a problem that was to add additional fiber because of the hold off until the end of your work· likely to recur. Is there anything that fissure. Products like Metamucil , day. Go when you have the urge. . can be done to make a recurrence Fiben:on and Citrucel work nicejy In addition to fiber and water, it is ' less likely7 Can a change in diet for this purpose. important to avoid foods that can In addition to fiber, it is impor- cause additional rectal irritaiion .. help7 My daughter is a vegetarian and says she already eats lots of tant to drink large amounts of liquids Very hot spicy foods are examples as. fiber. to kCCfP the stool s9ft. Th~ color of are poorly chewed nuts. Answer: The condition you ask your urine is the easiest way . to Following these simple treatabout - a rectal, or anal fissure is actually a tear of the skin-like lining (mucosa) of the rectal canoL Those who suffer from this-problem, like your daughter, have pain with the passage Of a bowel movement. The pain usually persists for several mmutes. afterwards. and the rectal area is quite tender when touched during wipin g. There is usually some accompa- · nying rectal bleeding as well. This typically quits with the passage Qf the stooL With the firs\ episode pf rectal fi ssure, many sufferers report expe- ments can allow the healing of the fi ssure and prevent its recwrence. Fissures that persist for more than three months despite these treatments may require surgery. Fortunately, this is rarely necessary. "FamUy Medicine" Is a weekly columa. To submit quettlou, write to Joba C. Wolf, D.O., Oblo Univenlty Collqe of Osteopathic Medicine, Grosvenor Hall, Athens, Ohio 45701. Put colum.. are available oaline at www.fbradio.orglfm. · · • cdicinc · Prep Basketball .. Aasodate Professor of Family Medicine TVC Boys Ohio Belpre Walston Alexander Vifllon County NeleonviUe-York t.,lelgs Southam 2·7 2-6 4-6 . 3~ 4~ .0-6 0-8 . By SCOTT WOLFE . sentinel Conuponclent Bolin came out hot again in the third peri- pulled the ball out front to open up the inside Southern (6-3, TVC 4-2) had one of its best defensive games of the year; however, ad with six more markers and Southern began game and forced the Buckeyes to foul. -RACNE ....: !llick Bolin recorded .a dou· the offense for both clubs stayed II home, . to pull away. Late in the frame; howev¢'r, At.the line, Southern nfade the majority of ble-double to pa1:e the Southern Tornadoes to especially in the second half. Southern was 0- Kevin Lindsey drained a three pointer and the its free throws, but a couple consecutive . a 48-40 Tri -Valley Conference victory Tues- for·ll in the fourth qu8rter from the field, scor· Buckeyes went· 3-for-3 in the waning stages three-pointers by Horrocks tightened the day ni&Jtl II Hayman Gymnasium_ in Racine. ing all fifteen of its fourth quaner markers to cut Southern's lead to 33·26. score to 46-40 ·before Brandon Hill iced the . Bolin, a junior, sco~d 18 points and from the charily stripe where they oonnccted AI the S:40 mark, Nelsonville further cake at48-40. hauled in 10 rebopnds. Bolin found his touch _ on 1S-of·20. trimmed Southern's to 33·32, hitting 4-of-6. Southern hit 14-of-49 shots from the fie!· with a 4-for-4 night from the line going down Southern took a $-0 lead then Nelsonville free throws and, getting a big buck.et from dand connected on 19-of-28 foul shots. .the stretch and a 7-of-11 night from the noor. tied it early on two Horrocks' buckets. 'The Steve Blair. The Buckeyes then went sour Southern had a 36-33 rebounding eel&• led by Juni!JC Oarm Kiser added eight points. Buckeyes.went up 9-S, then Southern lied the and suffered through !Ill 0-for-11 streak from Bolin with 10 and Reiber and Fisher each Point guard Chris Randolph again had a good score alll·9 by quancr's end. Sou them slowly the field. The next Buckeye score did not with five. Smathers "led Nelsonville· York , ~oar game with Ieven points.·Ru~ll Reiber began to pull away in the second quarter come until the 1:04 mark when Dexter hit a •. with ei&Jtt boards. added six points 'and five rebounds and Bran· behind Bolin's hot hand and six early mark· shon jumper inside. Southern had II steals, 15 turnovers and don Hill hid fi~o~~~ points. ers. . Meanwhile, Soulhem went on a 12-0 run four assists; led by Norris with 2. The TomaNelsonville-York (2·7, TVC 2-.5) was led Senior Reiber grabbed a steal and pounded that pushedothe ·scpre to 4S-32 without the does committed 14 fouls. by.. Ryan Horroc:ks IS poihts, while Corey home two scores late in the frame after Bolin benefit of a field goal. Southern was (l-for-10 Nelsonville-York hit I 4-of-S2 field goal pexter and. '!Iavis ~mathers each added . picked up his )hird foul. Southern led 2'\· 16 at in the fourth quarter from the field. · · attempts and 8-of-12 free throws. The 's uck seven. the half. .. · Sensing the cold streak, the TornadOes · See SOUTHERN • 82 Meigs tops Miller · . 'TUH!IIIY'B ....un. . Melga 56, Hemlock Mlller'29 Eutern 76, VInton County 64 · !381pre 63, Federal Hocking 56 Waterford 65, Wellston 54 . Southern 48,' NelsonvlUe-York 4Q ' ' . ~ Ft1dii\"B 11Ch8Ciule Waterford at Eastern Southern at Trimble . Nelsonville-York at VInton County BJIIpre at Alexander ' ~Iller at Federal' Hocking ' Slltul'day'aiChedute WellSton v. Whe!lllng Park . Trimble at Athens Wllllamalciwn at Fdl'llrHocklng ' Tyson Grade A Jumbo Pack rectum. Your doctor can often 'see the edge of the tear without the use Tenderbest Boneless At other times; the use of an instrument called ·an anoscope is necessary. When. your doctdr needs to use an anoscope, he or she will usually apply an anesthetic lubricant ,. English Roast of instruments. SPLIT CHICKEN BREAST !o minimize discomfort.· ' 3 lbs- or More · Tenderbest Country Style · •10·1Jt;~9·"'"' ""' "'"~.:·,....···:~ . . . . . ,. Bulk ·. more La.· dra~ tic forms· of treatment. A rect~l fissure that has been present for a m'atter of a few weeks can \lsually be· successfully treated with the use of a combination of measures. Sitz baths tWO or three times a day can help calm 'down the acute discomfort as will the use of topical "hemorrhoid" cr~am. More important is making sure that the bowel ·· · Lb. · -Ea. ·6- 1 lb.rolls 28 oz~ Pkg. Asst. Varieties Banquet _ Community Calendar FAMILY.SIZE ENTREES WEDNESDAY RACINE ~ Racine Village Council, 7 p.m. Wednesday at ' the municipal building. ·. cut FrieJ · I'BP .8J41 Beef Patties.· I ' Trustees, organizational meeting, Ri~ Eye Wednesday, 7:30p.m. at the home of the township clerk. TUPPERS PLAINS - Eastern Local Board of Education organizational ·meeting Wednesday, 6:30 p.m., with the regular meeting to fol· low immediately. The- meeting will be held at the administrative offices . in Tuppers Plains. ·Steaks· ' . Grade ,A' Medium·· 8 . 88 . ' . 99.1b.· .- 11.5 0%. Asst. ·Stouffers Le,an Cuisine Entrees .Foodland Eggs . . Lb ' ., :~Buy .' Oai~ let One , .2/8 ·et ·~••••• lttett'r~ha f,RE~ ' CHESTER - Eastern Athletic Boosters, Wednesday, 7 ~.m. in the media center at the high school. · Evans Farm,· ·sa {~;) ' I • TVC ALL · ThufBCiey'a ac;h~le .,. w·~ ~._'Jf: "astern-at Waterford , Trimble at Southern Ytnton County at Nelsonville-York Federal Hocking atMIIIet Alexander at Blllpre Toriladoe freshmen · blow past Buckeyes , I ' ?-6 '2-6 hbirdliy'a IChedute VInton 'P<J.unty at Northridge South Gllllla al Nelsonville·Yolk . Whole Boneless nsli(ed Free" POMEROY - Mejgs Local Board of Education organizational meeting Wednesd~y; 7 p.m. fol ' lowed l>Y regular meeting at the district central office in tlje Jiomeroy Municipal Building. . ; Ea. Tenderbest Orange Township I Ea. French · 10 lb. pkg - 6-1 6-4 7-1 10-2 . !h1 5-6 4,4 4·7 . . -""" . . - ..__'" Mountaineer Pork ,Sausage · ~1~ Federal Hocking · 6-2 6-5 Watelford 5'2 8~ !OU!em 2-6 4-7 S'oulhern 1-6 2-8 Miler 0·7 0-9 Trimble 0-9 0-10 .;-~ " OhiO Hocldnt ·'" ,.,. ': • ·~sncea·:'Bacon- 8 . TVCGirls ·· Belpre Alexander Ytnton County Weiiii!On · · Nelsonville· York Lb. " Beef·Bucket·Steak I know that none of this examination soundS · very pleasant, but it is imponailt. Most causes of rectal pain and bleeding are noi life .threatening, but delay in treatment cenainl)i prolon·gs your discomfon and may also allow the .condition to I 2-5 2-5 Bolin's double-double leads Southern Trimble 57, Alexancler 53 The tear of the rectal mucosa almost always occurs in what doctors call the "posterior surface" of the canal. the region near the tailbone. This happens somewhat more often iii children and young adults than in older individuals. It is als.o somewhat' more common in-women. A rectal fissure is diagnosed by the history ·of when and how the pain starred and the relationship of bleed· ing to bowel movements. In addition, it is necessary to look at the I · ~Iller tears. . 3-5 3-5 6·1 8·1 6-1 . B·1 4-2 6~ 2-4 2-5 Feder8J Hocking Trimble ment. Yes , that is exactly what happens 7 the rectal canal is unable to stretch suffici~ntly to pass that large stool. .. Consequently, the mucosa '' 8.0 3~ 3~ 3-4 . Waterford Eastern straining to pass a finn bowel move- I ALL 6-0 TIIC ' ALL riencing a tearing sensation while I TYC Hocking AT ALL LOCATIONS ALFRED - .HIGHLIGHTS John C. Wolf, D.O. ~ ACC~Pl ~SA, DI~OVER AND r~quiring ' WEDNESDAY'S .FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE worsen , tl\ereby, - • RACINi The Southern boys' freshman · niised iIs record to 43' willl a ·32 Tri-Valley Confer~nce victory over Nelsonville- York. · Monday ni&Jtl at Hayman Gymnasium in Racine. . Jusdn Connolly led the Torna-· does with 25 pointS and five assists. C~rt Crouch had 12 .points., Derek Warden. had seven rebounds and Thhtn\y Theiss had six relxlunds. . Jason Meade had 14 for Nelsoriville.'Tim Kline added nine. ·zips ~dge Bobcats in MAC action · ' i ' , I • ' ATHENS, Ohio (AP) .,.-- Andy Hipsher's 3-poinler at the buzzer · Tuesday night gave Ak~n a 62•60 . victory over Ohio that kept the Zips unbeaten in the Mid· American Conference, · Hipsher got off the shot with 1.6 · seconds left after taking a pass from Jimmal Ball, who was surrounded. bythree defenders butfound .Hipsh- . er open at the edge of the 3-point arc · (ln·llie left side 'of the basket. : Hipsher's 12 points l~d the Zips 02·3 overall, 6·0 CQnference), with Ball and Jami Bosley scoring 1I •pi~ce- · By Dalljt Harrla founh period, the Marauders · still outscored Miller 17-8 to post the Sentinel Correapondent HEMLOCK Meigs 27 point win. Jash Hooten scored outscored Miller 48-21 o.ver the all seven of his pain" in th.e peri. . final three periods, and went on to . od. . defeat the host falcons S6-211 in a Kyle Smiddie led ail scorers ragged and rough contest Tuesday with a career high 18, l)itting four · evening al the William E. Dunlap trifeela's. Staats added 10. The Marauders hit 21-of 53 · Gymn~um. The Marauders played, the con-· shots from the field, i.ncluding 5te$1 without senior Steve Beha, of·12 three-pointers (40 percent). Beha, the maroon · Meigs was ll·for· 24 at the . foul and gold's leading scorer, sat out . Meigs outscored line. Meigs the contest with a MiUer 48-21 over 'the pulled down 39 gr!lin muscle final three periods to rebounds led by Slal!ls with eight pull. ' The Maraud- post its fourth win. free throws .. . CIS (4·6, TVC 3· . · .. Meigs had eight· turnovers 4) jumpc!d out to an early 5·2 lead on a J. P. Staats and six assists, led by Zach Meadows with three handouts . The ~ucket and a Kyle Smiddie three. But, the Falcons came back to took Marauders recorded eight steals an 8-5 lead at the 1':49 mark of the led by Smiddie with three. They · period when Mike Spencer hit a · were called 19 personal fouts: .jumper. · . Steve Lucas led the Falcons with 10 points and Dennis Keller · ' s.m,1ddie nailed another three· pointer •fOr Meig5 with ,two sec- ·added nine. Miller hit 8-of-37 onds left .'to tie the game at S-alt attempts from the field, including 2-of-6 three-pointers. heading into the second period: The Falcons (0-8, TVC 0-6) The Faloons took a 12-10 lead. when Steve Lucas nailed a irifecta were ll-of-18 from the foul line. at the 4:44 mark. Meigs took the They had 20 rebounds led by lead for good when Staats scored Keller with seV.n. Miller commitin the paint for Meigs to ·give the ted 161urnovers and was whi~lled maroon and gold a 16-14. for 23 personal fouls. Meigs increased its lead to 19· In ,the junior varsity game, the 14 with 1:17 left, when. Staats hit Marauders outscored the Falcons an off balance tip of a missed shot. 25CII in the, middle two periods to Smiddie upped the lead to 22-14 at post a 41-25 win. Jasoo Knight led the end of the halfwhen he con· Meigs with nine points. Mall nccled .fro111 long range with 8.6 Starner led all scorers with .12 for seconds left. Miller. M~igs was originally scheduled . In the third period, the Maraud· ers steadily pulled away. Oerick to play at Wellston this Friday, but Johnson's three pointer with 52 since the Running Ro<;kets are takseconds left put Meigs on lop 38- ing pari in this weekend's Nation19. Dennis Keller pul!ed the Fat· al Hoops CIIISSic in Columbus, the cons to within 38·21 when h~ game has been moved to next Tuesday. scored with 31 seconds left. Miller will travel to Fedhat With Marauder coac~ Chris TO THE TOP- IIAetga' Zach Meadowa (21) ~eorea ori 1 driving layup In the Maraudera' H-28 TVC Stout emptying his bench in the Hocking on Friday. ·· · · victory over Miller Tueaday night (Dave Harrla photo) ' Simps~n . scores Auburn beat~ UK with late- . ·. bomb 25 in Eagles' w~n · · 8iandon Hunter . scored 17, Shauit. Stonerook · t3, Dustin· 'Ford 12 and Adell tO f~r the BObcats (97, 2·3). , Slonerook also had .11 rebounds. •. THtJRSDAY RACINE - Southern High School Athletic Boosters meeting Thursday, 7 p.m. at the high school. · 1 Lb.. Roll' ATHENS - The .governing board of the Athens-Meigs Educational Service Center will hold its 2000 organizational meeting at the , office loca(ed at -SO? · Ricblan4 if Avenue, Athens. The January regu, ' lar meeting will immediately follow the organizational meeting. · Asst. Flavors ·Coca Colo 2 Uter Bottles PORTLAND - Lebanon Township ',frustees will meet in special session Thursday, 5 p.m . at the . t6wnship building. Purpose of 'the meeting is to do annual appropriations. · ·•, .... · I • '. \ , . ) ". ___,.._, . ..... "' ~ '-·~ ·.,' .... ,_ .. _....._,. ._ - ·~- 1\... �• • • • .' • • • ' P119e A e •The Dally Sentinel Page 81 January 1 Ohio . . • w.dnlldlly, "J..,.,.-y 12, 2000 • Inside: Lady Marauders rated 11th in the state- P-oe a2 Inside: AP boys, girls hoop rankings in scoreboarrJ- ' • • More fib~r, less spice can· keep rect~J fissure from recurring. movements become soft so that they determ ine if you are drinking QUestion: My grown daughter, do not traumatize the healing fis- enough water. If it is dark, you need age 26, was recently diagnosed with sure. . to drink more water. an anal fi ssure. The doctor preFollowing a vegetarian diet typi- Another C'ommon cause of constipascribed a stool softener and some cally provides the recommended 30 tion is holding off having a bowel kind of cream to be applied to the grams of fiber each day that we movement. Of course, waiting a few rectal area. She told iny Claughter should all eat, but it would be wise minutes is okay, but you shouldn't that this was a problem that was to add additional fiber because of the hold off until the end of your work· likely to recur. Is there anything that fissure. Products like Metamucil , day. Go when you have the urge. . can be done to make a recurrence Fiben:on and Citrucel work nicejy In addition to fiber and water, it is ' less likely7 Can a change in diet for this purpose. important to avoid foods that can In addition to fiber, it is impor- cause additional rectal irritaiion .. help7 My daughter is a vegetarian and says she already eats lots of tant to drink large amounts of liquids Very hot spicy foods are examples as. fiber. to kCCfP the stool s9ft. Th~ color of are poorly chewed nuts. Answer: The condition you ask your urine is the easiest way . to Following these simple treatabout - a rectal, or anal fissure is actually a tear of the skin-like lining (mucosa) of the rectal canoL Those who suffer from this-problem, like your daughter, have pain with the passage Of a bowel movement. The pain usually persists for several mmutes. afterwards. and the rectal area is quite tender when touched during wipin g. There is usually some accompa- · nying rectal bleeding as well. This typically quits with the passage Qf the stooL With the firs\ episode pf rectal fi ssure, many sufferers report expe- ments can allow the healing of the fi ssure and prevent its recwrence. Fissures that persist for more than three months despite these treatments may require surgery. Fortunately, this is rarely necessary. "FamUy Medicine" Is a weekly columa. To submit quettlou, write to Joba C. Wolf, D.O., Oblo Univenlty Collqe of Osteopathic Medicine, Grosvenor Hall, Athens, Ohio 45701. Put colum.. are available oaline at www.fbradio.orglfm. · · • cdicinc · Prep Basketball .. Aasodate Professor of Family Medicine TVC Boys Ohio Belpre Walston Alexander Vifllon County NeleonviUe-York t.,lelgs Southam 2·7 2-6 4-6 . 3~ 4~ .0-6 0-8 . By SCOTT WOLFE . sentinel Conuponclent Bolin came out hot again in the third peri- pulled the ball out front to open up the inside Southern (6-3, TVC 4-2) had one of its best defensive games of the year; however, ad with six more markers and Southern began game and forced the Buckeyes to foul. -RACNE ....: !llick Bolin recorded .a dou· the offense for both clubs stayed II home, . to pull away. Late in the frame; howev¢'r, At.the line, Southern nfade the majority of ble-double to pa1:e the Southern Tornadoes to especially in the second half. Southern was 0- Kevin Lindsey drained a three pointer and the its free throws, but a couple consecutive . a 48-40 Tri -Valley Conference victory Tues- for·ll in the fourth qu8rter from the field, scor· Buckeyes went· 3-for-3 in the waning stages three-pointers by Horrocks tightened the day ni&Jtl II Hayman Gymnasium_ in Racine. ing all fifteen of its fourth quaner markers to cut Southern's lead to 33·26. score to 46-40 ·before Brandon Hill iced the . Bolin, a junior, sco~d 18 points and from the charily stripe where they oonnccted AI the S:40 mark, Nelsonville further cake at48-40. hauled in 10 rebopnds. Bolin found his touch _ on 1S-of·20. trimmed Southern's to 33·32, hitting 4-of-6. Southern hit 14-of-49 shots from the fie!· with a 4-for-4 night from the line going down Southern took a $-0 lead then Nelsonville free throws and, getting a big buck.et from dand connected on 19-of-28 foul shots. .the stretch and a 7-of-11 night from the noor. tied it early on two Horrocks' buckets. 'The Steve Blair. The Buckeyes then went sour Southern had a 36-33 rebounding eel&• led by Juni!JC Oarm Kiser added eight points. Buckeyes.went up 9-S, then Southern lied the and suffered through !Ill 0-for-11 streak from Bolin with 10 and Reiber and Fisher each Point guard Chris Randolph again had a good score alll·9 by quancr's end. Sou them slowly the field. The next Buckeye score did not with five. Smathers "led Nelsonville· York , ~oar game with Ieven points.·Ru~ll Reiber began to pull away in the second quarter come until the 1:04 mark when Dexter hit a •. with ei&Jtt boards. added six points 'and five rebounds and Bran· behind Bolin's hot hand and six early mark· shon jumper inside. Southern had II steals, 15 turnovers and don Hill hid fi~o~~~ points. ers. . Meanwhile, Soulhem went on a 12-0 run four assists; led by Norris with 2. The TomaNelsonville-York (2·7, TVC 2-.5) was led Senior Reiber grabbed a steal and pounded that pushedothe ·scpre to 4S-32 without the does committed 14 fouls. by.. Ryan Horroc:ks IS poihts, while Corey home two scores late in the frame after Bolin benefit of a field goal. Southern was (l-for-10 Nelsonville-York hit I 4-of-S2 field goal pexter and. '!Iavis ~mathers each added . picked up his )hird foul. Southern led 2'\· 16 at in the fourth quarter from the field. · · attempts and 8-of-12 free throws. The 's uck seven. the half. .. · Sensing the cold streak, the TornadOes · See SOUTHERN • 82 Meigs tops Miller · . 'TUH!IIIY'B ....un. . Melga 56, Hemlock Mlller'29 Eutern 76, VInton County 64 · !381pre 63, Federal Hocking 56 Waterford 65, Wellston 54 . Southern 48,' NelsonvlUe-York 4Q ' ' . ~ Ft1dii\"B 11Ch8Ciule Waterford at Eastern Southern at Trimble . Nelsonville-York at VInton County BJIIpre at Alexander ' ~Iller at Federal' Hocking ' Slltul'day'aiChedute WellSton v. Whe!lllng Park . Trimble at Athens Wllllamalciwn at Fdl'llrHocklng ' Tyson Grade A Jumbo Pack rectum. Your doctor can often 'see the edge of the tear without the use Tenderbest Boneless At other times; the use of an instrument called ·an anoscope is necessary. When. your doctdr needs to use an anoscope, he or she will usually apply an anesthetic lubricant ,. English Roast of instruments. SPLIT CHICKEN BREAST !o minimize discomfort.· ' 3 lbs- or More · Tenderbest Country Style · •10·1Jt;~9·"'"' ""' "'"~.:·,....···:~ . . . . . ,. Bulk ·. more La.· dra~ tic forms· of treatment. A rect~l fissure that has been present for a m'atter of a few weeks can \lsually be· successfully treated with the use of a combination of measures. Sitz baths tWO or three times a day can help calm 'down the acute discomfort as will the use of topical "hemorrhoid" cr~am. More important is making sure that the bowel ·· · Lb. · -Ea. ·6- 1 lb.rolls 28 oz~ Pkg. Asst. Varieties Banquet _ Community Calendar FAMILY.SIZE ENTREES WEDNESDAY RACINE ~ Racine Village Council, 7 p.m. Wednesday at ' the municipal building. ·. cut FrieJ · I'BP .8J41 Beef Patties.· I ' Trustees, organizational meeting, Ri~ Eye Wednesday, 7:30p.m. at the home of the township clerk. TUPPERS PLAINS - Eastern Local Board of Education organizational ·meeting Wednesday, 6:30 p.m., with the regular meeting to fol· low immediately. The- meeting will be held at the administrative offices . in Tuppers Plains. ·Steaks· ' . Grade ,A' Medium·· 8 . 88 . ' . 99.1b.· .- 11.5 0%. Asst. ·Stouffers Le,an Cuisine Entrees .Foodland Eggs . . Lb ' ., :~Buy .' Oai~ let One , .2/8 ·et ·~••••• lttett'r~ha f,RE~ ' CHESTER - Eastern Athletic Boosters, Wednesday, 7 ~.m. in the media center at the high school. · Evans Farm,· ·sa {~;) ' I • TVC ALL · ThufBCiey'a ac;h~le .,. w·~ ~._'Jf: "astern-at Waterford , Trimble at Southern Ytnton County at Nelsonville-York Federal Hocking atMIIIet Alexander at Blllpre Toriladoe freshmen · blow past Buckeyes , I ' ?-6 '2-6 hbirdliy'a IChedute VInton 'P<J.unty at Northridge South Gllllla al Nelsonville·Yolk . Whole Boneless nsli(ed Free" POMEROY - Mejgs Local Board of Education organizational meeting Wednesd~y; 7 p.m. fol ' lowed l>Y regular meeting at the district central office in tlje Jiomeroy Municipal Building. . ; Ea. Tenderbest Orange Township I Ea. French · 10 lb. pkg - 6-1 6-4 7-1 10-2 . !h1 5-6 4,4 4·7 . . -""" . . - ..__'" Mountaineer Pork ,Sausage · ~1~ Federal Hocking · 6-2 6-5 Watelford 5'2 8~ !OU!em 2-6 4-7 S'oulhern 1-6 2-8 Miler 0·7 0-9 Trimble 0-9 0-10 .;-~ " OhiO Hocldnt ·'" ,.,. ': • ·~sncea·:'Bacon- 8 . TVCGirls ·· Belpre Alexander Ytnton County Weiiii!On · · Nelsonville· York Lb. " Beef·Bucket·Steak I know that none of this examination soundS · very pleasant, but it is imponailt. Most causes of rectal pain and bleeding are noi life .threatening, but delay in treatment cenainl)i prolon·gs your discomfon and may also allow the .condition to I 2-5 2-5 Bolin's double-double leads Southern Trimble 57, Alexancler 53 The tear of the rectal mucosa almost always occurs in what doctors call the "posterior surface" of the canal. the region near the tailbone. This happens somewhat more often iii children and young adults than in older individuals. It is als.o somewhat' more common in-women. A rectal fissure is diagnosed by the history ·of when and how the pain starred and the relationship of bleed· ing to bowel movements. In addition, it is necessary to look at the I · ~Iller tears. . 3-5 3-5 6·1 8·1 6-1 . B·1 4-2 6~ 2-4 2-5 Feder8J Hocking Trimble ment. Yes , that is exactly what happens 7 the rectal canal is unable to stretch suffici~ntly to pass that large stool. .. Consequently, the mucosa '' 8.0 3~ 3~ 3-4 . Waterford Eastern straining to pass a finn bowel move- I ALL 6-0 TIIC ' ALL riencing a tearing sensation while I TYC Hocking AT ALL LOCATIONS ALFRED - .HIGHLIGHTS John C. Wolf, D.O. ~ ACC~Pl ~SA, DI~OVER AND r~quiring ' WEDNESDAY'S .FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE worsen , tl\ereby, - • RACINi The Southern boys' freshman · niised iIs record to 43' willl a ·32 Tri-Valley Confer~nce victory over Nelsonville- York. · Monday ni&Jtl at Hayman Gymnasium in Racine. . Jusdn Connolly led the Torna-· does with 25 pointS and five assists. C~rt Crouch had 12 .points., Derek Warden. had seven rebounds and Thhtn\y Theiss had six relxlunds. . Jason Meade had 14 for Nelsoriville.'Tim Kline added nine. ·zips ~dge Bobcats in MAC action · ' i ' , I • ' ATHENS, Ohio (AP) .,.-- Andy Hipsher's 3-poinler at the buzzer · Tuesday night gave Ak~n a 62•60 . victory over Ohio that kept the Zips unbeaten in the Mid· American Conference, · Hipsher got off the shot with 1.6 · seconds left after taking a pass from Jimmal Ball, who was surrounded. bythree defenders butfound .Hipsh- . er open at the edge of the 3-point arc · (ln·llie left side 'of the basket. : Hipsher's 12 points l~d the Zips 02·3 overall, 6·0 CQnference), with Ball and Jami Bosley scoring 1I •pi~ce- · By Dalljt Harrla founh period, the Marauders · still outscored Miller 17-8 to post the Sentinel Correapondent HEMLOCK Meigs 27 point win. Jash Hooten scored outscored Miller 48-21 o.ver the all seven of his pain" in th.e peri. . final three periods, and went on to . od. . defeat the host falcons S6-211 in a Kyle Smiddie led ail scorers ragged and rough contest Tuesday with a career high 18, l)itting four · evening al the William E. Dunlap trifeela's. Staats added 10. The Marauders hit 21-of 53 · Gymn~um. The Marauders played, the con-· shots from the field, i.ncluding 5te$1 without senior Steve Beha, of·12 three-pointers (40 percent). Beha, the maroon · Meigs was ll·for· 24 at the . foul and gold's leading scorer, sat out . Meigs outscored line. Meigs the contest with a MiUer 48-21 over 'the pulled down 39 gr!lin muscle final three periods to rebounds led by Slal!ls with eight pull. ' The Maraud- post its fourth win. free throws .. . CIS (4·6, TVC 3· . · .. Meigs had eight· turnovers 4) jumpc!d out to an early 5·2 lead on a J. P. Staats and six assists, led by Zach Meadows with three handouts . The ~ucket and a Kyle Smiddie three. But, the Falcons came back to took Marauders recorded eight steals an 8-5 lead at the 1':49 mark of the led by Smiddie with three. They · period when Mike Spencer hit a · were called 19 personal fouts: .jumper. · . Steve Lucas led the Falcons with 10 points and Dennis Keller · ' s.m,1ddie nailed another three· pointer •fOr Meig5 with ,two sec- ·added nine. Miller hit 8-of-37 onds left .'to tie the game at S-alt attempts from the field, including 2-of-6 three-pointers. heading into the second period: The Falcons (0-8, TVC 0-6) The Faloons took a 12-10 lead. when Steve Lucas nailed a irifecta were ll-of-18 from the foul line. at the 4:44 mark. Meigs took the They had 20 rebounds led by lead for good when Staats scored Keller with seV.n. Miller commitin the paint for Meigs to ·give the ted 161urnovers and was whi~lled maroon and gold a 16-14. for 23 personal fouls. Meigs increased its lead to 19· In ,the junior varsity game, the 14 with 1:17 left, when. Staats hit Marauders outscored the Falcons an off balance tip of a missed shot. 25CII in the, middle two periods to Smiddie upped the lead to 22-14 at post a 41-25 win. Jasoo Knight led the end of the halfwhen he con· Meigs with nine points. Mall nccled .fro111 long range with 8.6 Starner led all scorers with .12 for seconds left. Miller. M~igs was originally scheduled . In the third period, the Maraud· ers steadily pulled away. Oerick to play at Wellston this Friday, but Johnson's three pointer with 52 since the Running Ro<;kets are takseconds left put Meigs on lop 38- ing pari in this weekend's Nation19. Dennis Keller pul!ed the Fat· al Hoops CIIISSic in Columbus, the cons to within 38·21 when h~ game has been moved to next Tuesday. scored with 31 seconds left. Miller will travel to Fedhat With Marauder coac~ Chris TO THE TOP- IIAetga' Zach Meadowa (21) ~eorea ori 1 driving layup In the Maraudera' H-28 TVC Stout emptying his bench in the Hocking on Friday. ·· · · victory over Miller Tueaday night (Dave Harrla photo) ' Simps~n . scores Auburn beat~ UK with late- . ·. bomb 25 in Eagles' w~n · · 8iandon Hunter . scored 17, Shauit. Stonerook · t3, Dustin· 'Ford 12 and Adell tO f~r the BObcats (97, 2·3). , Slonerook also had .11 rebounds. •. THtJRSDAY RACINE - Southern High School Athletic Boosters meeting Thursday, 7 p.m. at the high school. · 1 Lb.. Roll' ATHENS - The .governing board of the Athens-Meigs Educational Service Center will hold its 2000 organizational meeting at the , office loca(ed at -SO? · Ricblan4 if Avenue, Athens. The January regu, ' lar meeting will immediately follow the organizational meeting. · Asst. Flavors ·Coca Colo 2 Uter Bottles PORTLAND - Lebanon Township ',frustees will meet in special session Thursday, 5 p.m . at the . t6wnship building. Purpose of 'the meeting is to do annual appropriations. · ·•, .... · I • '. \ , . ) ". ___,.._, . ..... "' ~ '-·~ ·.,' .... ,_ .. _....._,. ._ - ·~- 1\... �Page B 2 • The Deily Sentinel Weclnead.Y, January Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Gallipolis and Alexander also among Top 20 Meigs girls 11th in Division Ill AP poll COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - · Pickerington, Dayton Chaminade-Julienne ' and Bascom Hopewell-Loudon. all of whom ended last season as No. I -set the pac.e in the initial weekly Associated Press girls basketball poll of 19992000. South Euclid Regina was the top team in Division 'III, while Pickerington, Chaminade-Julienne and Hopev.:eli-Loudon were ranked as the best in Divisions I, II and IV in balloting by a state media panel. , Pickerington is no stranger to the No. 1 spot, ·winning nine straight AP poll crowns from 1989 to 1997. The Tigers were second to Mason in the final regular-season. rankings a year ago, then came back .to beat the Comets·46-30 and avenge a loss to them earlier in the season. It was .their second title in a row and sixth overall. Mason is ranked second, followed by three . ' more unbeatens: " North Canton Hoo~<er, Wadsworth and East Cleveland Shaw. Chaminade-Julie~ne won the Division II crown with a 42-34 victory over Lima Bath last March . While Pickerington's 199 points were the most of any team in this week's poll, the Eagles picked up more first-place votes with 15 . Pemberville Eastwood is ' almost 100 points behind the Eagles, while Lancaster Fairfield Union is third, Medina Buckeye fourth . and Columbus Hartley is fifth. Hopewell-Loudon showed it could prosper without Division IV player. of the year DiDi Reynolds, now at Ohio State. Th~ Chieftains are off to 10-0 start and own a 35-point lead over last year's poll champion, Berlin Hiland. . Rounding out the top five are Delphos St. 'ohn's, North Robinson Colonel Crawford and Danville. · · Regina is a relative newcomer to the J;Xlll. but SOUTHERN 'continued from B1 is led by former Garfield Heights Trinity coach Pat Diulus. The 193-student all-girls school holds a 26-point edge on Akron Manchester, followed by Bluffton, Casstown Miami East and Vc:naillcs. Schools from southeastern Ohio, and the TVC and SEOAL in particular, also drew good reyiews from the pollsters. Meigs, Gallia Academy and Warren were each listed amiJng the Top 20· in Division II. Meigs checked in at number 11 with 34 points. Gallia Academy placed , lSt.h with 28 points. Warren, Was 16th with 24 points. Logan garnered 30 points in the Divisi.on I voting and checked in at number 11. Fort Frye and Alexander each made·an appearance in tfie Division III ratings. Fort ·Frye is ranked ninth after picking up two first pl~ce votes and 45 total points. 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Caah Glveo· Has Barn & Stveral Oulbulldlngs. ways, Prlyata Grants, Loana, County Water, Great Buy, $Mllllons .Avallablal Call 't:oli·Fret $87,200. Call For Appointment Or 1·877-477·9445 xl33. Dr~o. 1·800-213-11385. GET MONEY NOW ON YOUR FORECLOSED HOMES. Low Or 0 PENDING LAWSUIT OR serDown! Govn't And Bank Repo'e TLEMENTI GET YOUR SU 2 BelnQ Sokl Nowt Financing· AvailDAYSll CALL TOLl FREE 1•877· able. Call Nowt t·800·355·0024, 858-.2274. Ext. 8040. International Company Seeking Dynamic Individuals FOr E-Commeite Salts. Fle)(lble HOure I URj' limited 4n~ome . 1·888·474-•703. www.resources·r·Wlllmlted.com MEDICAL BILLING. Unlimited Incoma Potential. No Experience Necessary. Fr-ee Information & ~~::l~~~t=n • ~ l . I 1v~e~s~tm~e~n~t~$~4~,9;9s eo, 800-322·1 t 39; Ext. 050. Void InKY, lN. C1. Need A Loan? Try Dtbt Conaolidallon. 15,000 • 1200,000. Bad Credit O.K. Foa, 1·100'·770.0092, Ext. 215. PEPSi /COKE /FRITO LAY SNACK AND SODA VENDJNQ ROUTE. BE YOUR OWN BOSS. $$5ALL CAS~ BUSl~.ESSSS$ tNCRESE YOUR INCOME NOWI SMALL INVESTMENT /EXCEL· LEN'T PROFITS 1·800-731-7233 EXT.203. Start Your Bualnen Today.. , Prime Shopping Center Space •Available At Affordable Rate . Spn"ll Vallay Plaza, Coli 740-ot410101. WORlD'S BEST SECRETIII AU· rohiATE NOW... To Earn $5,000 A Week With A MoUtl Cllckl URL: hUpffwww.secreta2auc· ceos.corn'spocJal88300 220 Monay to Loan $$$ · NEED CASH?? WE Pay THONY LAND CO .. LTD 1-600213-8365 For FREE Maps. Real Estate Wanted 1 B8droom Garage Apartment, In potto. Close io City School& And Downtown. Has 3 Bedrooms. Large Kitchen, 1 Bath, New Roof And Siding. Asking Price: $21 ,ooo, 740-448-4987 Alter 5 P.M., 740-441-7300 Days. Nice Home, Plenty or Room. 3 Bedroom, .Brick. Raduced Price. ForLAND! Even lilts Usted 20C.lt~n ·500 """"" 2 Bedroom Apartment Upstairs , Stove & Retrlgttator Furnh;hed , 34 112 Smlthero Avenue, Gallipolis, $250/Mo., $150 Depo&lt, 740448-9081 . . Anthony Land Company. LTO. 2. Bedroom Apartment . New Haven Area. (304)773-5577. · www oo! tntrytyme OOIIJ WV ·Land wanted ,' suitable for hunting . No utilities. no access , n<I'PfObiam.(740)288·7246 .. . RENTA LS 2 Bedroom House 36 Chillicothe .t. I I 2 bedroom house In Portland, 2 Btdroom with Attached Garage, 1-f/2 Bath. Good Locallon. Rei· are~ces Required . (304)675· 1724. 2 or 3 bedroom house In Pomer- "J, nc pets, 7..0:992-5858. ;3 Bedroom, 47H2 Spruce St. Carport. Lg . Kitchen , S390.Mo., $390 Securll~ Ceposlt. Apply Topes Furniture, 151 Second Ave. No Phone Cailsl House And Trailer, 2 Bedrooms Each. Aefrences and Deposit Re· qulred. Wa1er And Tra,Sh Paid. 740·388-1.100. . Nice 4btdroom House/CliftOn. Kitchen. Bathroom, LlvlngRoom, Fuii·BaaementJCarport $300 month plus utilities. Oeposlt & 113,000, 740-388-9335. . Buyers 800·490-0731 ext tOt www...tlonalconlntCituyerl.com $22,000. (304)882·3899. 304-738·7295. 1997 14•70 Qakwood; 2 Baths, 2 B•drooms, Laundry. 2 Acres, 10x12 Bultdlng. Co.unty water Rent Or Lease: 4 Bedroom Brick Home, Rodney, 6662 S.R. 588 , References, No Pets, 740·365·· 4718. CAS~ NOW$ From Wealthy Families Unloading ~II· Ilona Of Dollors, To Help Minimize Their Taxes. wrue lmmedl.tely: 2 bath. all Refarenee. (304)773-5050 electric. New Slptlc. $35.000.00 (740)· 388-0434 ·. Ctoae To' VInton, 740·388- 8260, . $18,000.00 OBO (740)·258-1818 (7<10)-258-1252 Country Living 3 Or 4 Badrooms, Pay Closing Costs & Move ln. 4000. Doubtewldl Rtpo. Ntvtr lived in, . 28X80. St.ooo· Down.Dtflveis. w/ A.C. No Oealera 'Allowed. 1-888· 928-11888. w /Service. Reduce Payments To 85,_ IICASH IN· CENTIVE OFFERli Call 1·800· ;128-85.to Ext. 29. NEED AN EARLY PAYDAY?? No Olllce ,Vlalt Necoesary. Up To $500 instantly,_ Toli·Frto 1·877EARLYPAY. LlciOc70038. WE BUY LAND .CONTRACTS, MORTGAGES, DEEDS OF TRUST. NATIONWIDE. CALL BEN OWENS (TOLL FREE) t • 81111-399-18115 230 • 740-408-3093. NEW BANK REPOS .oNLY TWO LEFT, NEVER LIVED IN. CALL 1·800-948-5878. NO PAVMENTTILL MAY, 2000 N« HOME'PURCHASED iN THE MONTH OF JANUARY WE WILL MAKE FIRST 3 PAY, t.ENTSI ' 1-800 t48 5878 Prol.-elonel Services Dozer lor hire, 740-892-7t45. • JOE'S.,....VCR REPAiR. . FREE EITIIIATEI ALL WORK QUARANJEED. (304)171-11:14 . R1po l4·•eo htr1 Nice Norria , P1yoll 130,000 Bank S~crJilce $25,000, $8,000 Below Book . Col: t-800!18t-em. TURNEO DOWN ON SOCIAL sECUIIITV .wt? , ' No flo Unio.. Wo Wlnl ' Sptclal,' Now 1h80, ,Low Down P1ymont and $289. ptr month. Freo Air. Clll 'tor qulce E·Z appro- llE/Il f ', JATf VII. 1-888·11Q8-3.128, TWa mobllt ltomal In coun· try, ri<!IOfltftd. • ciHn, with back porch, each hu twg ~ld· 31 0 H011111 for Slle Lovely ftrl liCrll in • oountry Bedrooms~ ' .$499 & Alaumo. OOWPO<I, Galli· polio, 7<10'441-3093. tot- Ing, lt>vr - . . two ~nd haW llllht, rom.1 JMng room Inti lttm- rooma. bath, ftfrlgtrator and 1to¥1, on 3 llnl, NYI In one and 2 6pm. COMPUTER BLOWOUTIII COM .. PAQ MICRON &Machines! Desk· . tops, Laptops, Mar chant · Ac·counts. Websltes Almost Every· one Approved!! No Mone~ Downll Low Monthly Payments .~. F'REE Special Offer! CALL NOWI Furnished 2 Rooma S. Batn Show· ar, Downstairs,· Clean, No Pets. Oepoalt & R'eferencea "Required; 1·888·479·2345 (Toil Free) 740-44&-1519. COMPUTERS ~ t.Ow Or $0 Down. low Month ly .Payments . Y2K Compliant. AlmOst Everyone Ap· proved. t -SG0-617·3476 EMI.330. Furnished EfUclency Apartment, All Utilities Paid. Share Balh, $i95/Mo., 919 Second Avenue, Day Bed, Couch, Chali' & Raclln· er, 740-446·2741 . Entertainment Center For Sale, . tunities . . lor R~!nt 12x85 2 Bedrooms, No Pets, $280/Mo .. $300 Deposit, Water load, 740.992-323(). · 24!1-5164, After 8 P.M. 14x70 Trailer w/24 ft Exparido, for rani In Camp Conley area. $325 month. (304)875-5477. ' · . Between Athen, and Pomeroy, 2 & 3 bedroom ·mobile · homu, $280-$300,740-992-2187. 2 Bedroom Mobile Home , You Pay UtttJuas, & Deposl,, In Porter Area, No Pato,740-366·9t62. 2 Bedroom Trailer In small trailer Park; Deposit and References Aoqllwtdl Phone (740)-446-1104 2 Bedrooms, In l<anauga, Beautl· No Pats. 740·ol4t- Firewood for sale, $25 tr uckload, 740.949-0605 N. 4th· Ave., Middleport, 2 room efficiency, utilities paid, no pets, -F irewood For Sale, $60 Face dep. & rei.. 7<10·992-ll165. Cood, Cal740-388-9843. 1 Bedroom, Very Ct&an.' $225 par month . Call evenings or leave. me&SaOe: (3()4)675-4975. Nice Ground· Fioor, 2BR, W/.0 Hook-up. Reference, Deposit. No Pets: (304 )875-5182. ~ow Taking Applications- 35 West 2 Bedroom Townhouse Apartments, Includes . Water Sewage, Trash , $315/Mo., 740· One bedroom furnished apart· ' ment In Middleport, 740-992· • · ' •· For sale- Prime Star System alsowanted RCA Direct TV ol der"" model with access r:ard, l(!p dol·: [ar, Wolfle 740·949· 33151eave. message. : , · ' · plano Or. 740·448·4525 Spring Valley Green One Bed· room Apartments, Appliances Furnished, Call740·446-1599. t'nfant car seat. S25: 81ectrtc dry-. er, $175 ; electric dryer,· $30 ;· daybed, $50; alto sax. $775 ; clan·: net, $250: call740843-5481 . • Tara Townho1.1se Apartments , Very Spacious. 2 Bedrooms., 2 Floors, CA . 1 112 Bath, Fully Car· : . • • J.C. Penney camcorder New Bat·; • tery, $300; Septic Tank ~erator.. : Motor $300, 740·388·8409 Afle,. , peted, Adult Pool & Baby Pool. Pallo, Start S3501Mo. No Pets, Lease Plus Sec.urlty DepoSit Re· qulred, 740-446·3481 . :3_P~.M~·----~---------- : JANJTROL HEATING AND COOLING 'EQUIPMENT INSTALLED Twin Towers now accepting ap· pllcalions for t BR. HUO subsld· lzed apt. for elderly and hand!· capped. EOH. (304)675-6679 • · u You Don 't Call Us We Both ~, lose. • Free Estimates! 740·446-: • 6308 , 1·800-291·0098. Vlll'age Green Apartl'('lants· 2 bedrooms, total .,ectric, appllanc· es furnished. laundry room factll· lies and to school, applications . JET MOTORS AERATIO~ , Repaired. New & Rebuilt .In Stock.:. Call Ron Evans, 1·800..537-9528. ...: Jose Canseco Starting Lineup, : ; buying older OTV systems with "' , access cards, Jay 740·949·2546. • • Rant r • 1 • WANT A COMPUTEA?? 1? Bur:· NO CASH?? MMX Technology,.' We Finance Wlth Down I Past-"': Credit Problems OK II Even Turned Down Beforell Reestablish ; 1 ·o· MERC HANDISE 510 FLORIDA. MARCO ISLAND. Enjoy The Tropical Paradise Of. Beaches An(t RelaMatton . JaDuary 'Discounts. Beach Front Condos Or Homes, For Rent ISale. Ceo -~ tury 21 1st. Southern Tr ust. 1·: 800·255-9487 www.c21 marco.com Grubb's Plano - tuning & repairs .' , Problems?- Need Tun~d? Call the: • 9191 . w, .. Your Credltll 1·800-659-1)359 HOUHhold Goods , : MOBILE HOME OWNERS 2 piece Living Room SuiJit. Aak~';:,:$~100:;.;.:.(,;;304;.,;,:,)8::.7.;;5-U0.:..:.:~1.~--· , Aller 7 ~M . 740-446-7321 . ·14x70 3 Bedrooms , S3001Mo .• + Utilities. Deposit Reqt.~lrad, 7.40- ' Firewood.lor sa le, $35 a pickup N. 3rd Ave., Middleport, 1 br. _ furnished apartment, no pets, dep. & and deoosl, 304·824-2460. Paid, Kimper Hollow Road, Calf New 2000.DouDklwldt, 3BR/2BA, ·$299 P.r month. Frte Air & DillY· 11)1. 1·81111-928-3426. · 992·1182 or 304·773·5305 aller Space lo~ Three bedroom all electric home with attached garage, Mobil• Hom~ Lot For Rent, Mo· fenced back Yard, large tot, at · bile Home for Rent, 740·446· Meadow Land Estates. Pt. Pleas· 1279. a(11, $600 month plus references 420 Mobile Homes . JANUARY SPECIAL All HOMES ON SALE $499 DOWN ON SJNGLEWIOES $999 ON DOUBLEWJDES t-800-948-5878. coniptete DISH Network satellite system, brand new, $99, 740· ' Bedrooms. 1 Bath. CIA. W&D $365/Mo., Houae Size 2 Bed· rooms, 2 Baths, $435/Mo .. 1·888· 8(1).()521 . 460 92 Clayton 18)(80; 3 Bedrooms, Heat Pump, Good Condition . Bulk Foods. Spices, Candies.;; . Cheese. Butter, Tra il Bologna ,..,. 775 Bulk Foods, 5184 S.R. 775, Patriot. available at olllct. 740-992·3711 TOD '1·888·233-8694. Equal Housing Opportunlly 1997 Clayton 14xS6 Owner May CREDIT CARD UP TO $3,000. Unaecured VISA n.IC. Bad Credit Or NO' Crtdlt. t-aoo-258-6618 Ext. Application Pilot Program, Ranters Needed, Finance, Will Rtnl Sot·Up On Lot Altar5 P.M. ALL SiZES /All LOADS . El· DORADO BUILDING SYSTEMS 1-800·279-4300. 446-0008.' Cash For Remaining Paym~tnts On Property Sotd1 Morlgagesl Annultlest Setuementsl lmmedla1e Ouoteslll "Nobody Beats Our Prices. • Na11onal Contract 1997 14X70 Oakwood, 3 bod- Brookside lpartments Now Ac· cepllng Applications For One Bedroom Wlth WID Hook· Up rei.. 7<10·992-lli85. ~ ,, STOP RENTlNGlll OWN LESSJ NO MONEY DOWN! room, Are You A Metal Build ing Erector .. /Contractor? We Have Faclory I·· Dlr!ct Buildings With NO Dea ler-~ shjp Fee Or Volume Commitment. 7-*256-197 1. 740·>f48·1615, 740-446·1.243. 1988 Redman Danville 1.4)170 Alto Has E)(pando. Vary ~lei, Equal Housing Opportunity. 992-5084. Equs1 Housing Oppor- 2 Bedroom Small HoUse, Clean, 3 Miles Down Route 7, $350/Mo., Must Have Good References, FREE Delivery & Set. 1·800·948· 5878. COnd"on. (304)773-9561 . Paid $1,300 Wilt Sell For 5500." qulred, $400 month Vjlth discount, 740-992-55()2. Batho.$180,000.00 • 740·448· 9897. . , frol)'l. $279 to 1351. Walk to shop & movies. Can 740·446·2568 . Gracious living. 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at Village Manor· and Riverside Apartments In Middle· port. From $249·$373. C811 740· $300 plus electric, heal with wood, r40-843-5548. ••u~()()K••" 3 Panel Glass Sliding Door. 9'xe• 8" .~Aiuminum Ffame. bcellent ESTATES , 52 Westwood Drive Countryside Apartments, Nice •. Gallipolis, 740-448-.1945. Spacious River VIew Home, Se· eluded, Near Town . 7•Acrea, Hea11d Pool, 5 Bedrooms, 3 1J2 5 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, over 2,000 sq. ft., for lesa than '$450 mo. 74().441-o872. 2 bedroom house (Union Terrace) lor rent on Feb. 1St, wid hookup, references, deposit re~ 2419,740-44e-0720 .. Wide Homaa. Super Low Pay· mentsl Oalc Wood Homes, Bar· No""'' 740-448-1066. BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON 5502. Nice House for sate in Neff Ha· von Araa . $18,500. (304}7J:!l:. 5577. f $2,000.00 olf Salected Single 12 Gun SOlid PIJ\8 Gun Cabinet •.' $400; Ruger MKII Camp. Stain- . less a Mags. 350 $700 For Both, $290/Mo .. Caposlt Required , 1· . 888·84f).()521 . Pets, Good Relereneea. 740-446· 320 Mobile Homa. lor Slle "Attention Prlme star Customers• Want A Better Deal ? Free Equip· ment , Free Insta llation , Free 6 Months Programming . Call Tom 74()..388-0113 Ort ·B00-292·0642. ClOse To Rio Granda Campus. 1 Bedroom, All Util ities Included , ~13-8315 Road, $325/Mo.', With Depoolt, No Needed! Guaranteed Approvall SSBAD CREDIT ?. Get Cash j..oans To $5,000. Debt Co nsoli· dation To $200.000. Credit Cards. Mortgages , Rellnan cl ng And Auto · Loa ns Available. Meridian Credit COrp. 1· 800-4 7 1·51 19 Ext. 1180. Christy's Family Living, apart· ments, home & trailer rentals . 740·992·4514, apartments a\lall· able. furnished & unfurnished. · WoPay~ (~}273-9485. CALL NOWI t -800·355·0029 EJtl. 8117. 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise Kanauga, 1275/Mo., 740 ·886· 7102. Alter~ ~M . Apallment, 741).448-961 t. Houae for aate (reduced), 2 bed· rooms & 2 baths, heat pump, · ctosa to school. tree main· tenanca, ·5 years. old, 132 MHI St., 2 bedroom house (Mulberry Ave .) for rant Jmrriedlately, wid New Haven, WV, 304-882·2240. hookup, references. deposit. $350 House On Fourth Avenue. Galli· month whh discount, 740·992· boursvllle, Wv. 1-(30•)-736-7295 or 1~304)·738-2395 Elll. 1134. Void 0~. KS. Up To 17 Acre Tracts For Ra· creation Or Residential. Off SA 124, 20 Mlnures From Rio, Grande. $9 ,500 +, $950 Down, Land Contract Available. AN· 360 1124 East Main on SA 124 E. Po· meroy, 7~0- 992· 252 6 or 740-992· t539. Russ Moore, ,owner. • 992-2218. ancos. Antiques Buy or sell. River ine Antiques,· Pats. 740-448·291f7 . Lote & Acreage Sporting Goods 8135. Apartments lor Rent 1 Bedroom. Near Arbor's Nursing Home, EconomiCal Utilities, Quiet l ocation, .$279/Mo., + Utilities, No able. Fret Maps. ANTHONY LAND CO., LTO 1·800-213-8365. Between Gatllpolla And Jackson. ~ BR ·1 1/2 Baths, Full Basement, ! . . lr . 3:10 Farm• lor Sale 740·992· Damage Deposit Required, Refer· rant the - · $39,000, ... ~ apo lly room, two ...,._, two _.. PI'Cjltl. 740-8112-tiiiM. wn1 Otl .• abytntlng Mondly -FrJ. menta; foUr car garagl 1,d two. ttay, lluiaoll\0 Plkt Aroo .Ct\17<10- · atorogo ltlllldlng. P - celt 740- Land Home ~goa . All Artu. 4.41-0223. . . Ali Crodlt Rllkl, 7-3883. 1192-2282. • .. 440 mont ~. 2 Bedroom•. Gallipolis, •$325/Mo.. 1~582-3345 Will etlan house or bu1ln11i. Home lor the Holidays on a Nice Lot. AI Utffitits. 1·(304~736-7295 Off SR 7 South 01 Gallipolis. SR Factory Ren0vatiid 3 Need Child care, I am ~oUnty clirUfledt ~n$i do pr111ate P~V,I, oalr Witt advertllemontafor rial-·~ which la in violation of the law. OUr - . . aro!lereby lnlar!ned t11at all -lings In thl• newspaper . , available On an equal opportunity bull. Tay lor Made Flre sole Graphite Regular A-89 10.5 degree driver. 3 woo d and 5 wood . Like new· used 1 ·lime. $550. llrm. (~)675· Middleport, $250 5039. 218 & NeighborhOOd Road Area . FREE DEBT CONSOLIDATION Houiecltanlng, I Story_· $ol0.00; 2 Stories $80.00 ~avo Reforoncoal Citt'Ttrl, Ltavt Mtlll(le, 740· .388-9085 • ,,_19Y accept Two bedro om mobile home In •• .ooo Down & Tako Over Pay· mtnlt,7o40-446-:)218. Rough & Wood.ad, Aoad Cut In: NEEDS TLC, Si"l!lBWldeS Allowed. $2,300 Down .. MEIQS COUNTY From Home Procttalng Our Corporate Nawslettersl U Per Newsletter! Guaranteed Weekly Paychecks! No Experl· ence Ntcessaryl Homaworktrt Ntedtd tmmedlattlyl Cell NOW Georges Portable Sawmill, don't Rates. Free .Estimate&. (30.)875' 2892. . . This newspaper will""' 520 Wor~ing CREDIT REPAJAI AS SEEN ON TVJ Eraoe Bad Credit Legally. Freo lnlo. 888-8511-2580. 304-87!!-1957. All real ostate adYortlolng in UQ n8WIPBP81" Is·~ to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1988 which makOI" lllogal to •any preforo'nca, limltatlon or dllcrimlnation baOOdonrace, color, religion, sax famllalllttul or national or1gln, or any intamlon to make any s..:h praf8ntnce, llmltetlon or discrimination.• Aaaumable . 420 Mobile Homa. lor Rent ATTENTlONil $1,800 Wetkly 740-388·9783. haul your k)gs 10 the mill just call .nme. OWn A Cor1'4><JIOf'l Pul tt To Wor1d • l Package Col ToiJ.Frto . 4.41-1238. t-800-~15-8018. ' A 13,000 WEEKLY INCOME. t.aa&aiNSSS. Hour Ca,e For.The Elderly Or andlcapped In A Nice Country Home. Call For Information 7-'0· Need A Job? Work For Yourself. OTR DRIVERS' You Have Finally Found The ABC's 01 A Groat JoO. Homo Boous· & Btnallts. con.-ntlonal, "-tlfblltl. 'CALL SPUR TRUCKING TODAVI ~ the olforlng. $FREE Hone•t. Dependable, Weakly HQI.I&tclttnlng . Reasonable '• . in touch this season with ZoomNet. To siin up,j~st i:a111·800 ~ 90Q·,04~0. Schools . Hitndyman Service, 740·258Nlghl ihlft, 7pm to 9om, caring for 8120. ,thl eldtriy, cell for Interview, 740. ca·re tor one In country $840 982-5023 • . month . Mobile, Honeat •• Non- . From ~k&r. (304)882-3880. &Po- m·emories with the people you care about. To !telp,you d9j11st ~hat, we'r!! m.a kini recommend• that you do busl· ntiS with people you know, and NOT to send money thrOugh the mall until you have lnvts.Hgtttd 180 Wanted To Do NE.W MILLENNIUM DiETl Sue· ceas Guaranteed. High Protein f Low Clrb&. Eat All Day... 1\lllt Awiyll70-870.2828. . ' . 0~10 INOTtCEt VALlEY PUBLISHING CO. 247·~125 .. Masters, Oocto(ate, By Corre- wan..... 'We at Zoom Net think the best part of. the ·holida!j,S fs crea.tini and sharini . Retrftved, Mau ~ •1500 e..ryday in Your Spare Tlrnt. Umned Space. 1-888-749-01107 (24 Hnl). And Reflnan<:l"ll· Credit Problems Instruction Noad 7 llidiH To SOli Awn, 740. Be·A Distributor For Fro-a BakIng Co. Plck·Up Application At 101 Jockaon Pike 2 To 5 P.M. Monday, Tuetdsy, Thursdey. Frl· day, & Saturday. Ask For Don SeRVICES Needed! Large Advtrlla lng Firm Pays $4 For Ever~ Volct-Mall Wlndlalis, 847-A SECOND AVE .. spondlnco Baaed Upon 1'rlor Ed· ' 1350, NEW YORK, NEW YORK ucatlon.And Short Study Course. 10017. For FREE Information Booklet PhOne CAMBRIDGE STATE CONSOLIQATE IlLLI. Moms wanted: ·America's 11 ~ UNlVERSl1Y 1·800-984-8318. · From $3.000 -$150,0001 Home Buslneaa Moms work ·AtJ (9% Average Rate). Home, Freo CosHJ10, 1-888-8t3LO,I,NB O.A.C. 5275. For Fast·Rtlults, 2420. EMPLOYr~E N T $100 Per Hour. Homeworker& od. Computer Required. Call, Modi-Pros Toll Frea. t-888·3136049 Ext. 3125. 011 rilles. pistols, old tovo, jndlan artifacts, clvn ·war Items, 740-742- 5915. 150 Non-Qualifying OK. Consumers Financial 1·800· MEDICAL BilLING. Earn Exce ' EARN A ~EGAL COLLEGE DE· lent$$ S l Procetslng Cl1lm GREE QUICKLY, Bachelors, 44&3358. wanted To Buy' Uud Mobl1a Homes, 740·4.48·0175, 304·875- ' puter Requ~ed. cau Modi Works Toli·Frll 800·540·&333 Ext. 2301. From Home. Full ltalnlng Provld- Alisoluto Top Dollar: All U.S. Sll- ·" ' Ft+,t Market Inside ~artfortl Com- tent Income. Full Training. Com- W demeyer·a· AuctJon Service, . . ' MEDICAL BilliNG. Earn Excel- lnt!>tail304-895-3474 evenings. One month's 'FREE' Internet Al: 288 Uppar River Road, GallipoH&. BualftMI Opportunity S$ Auto Loqna, Personal Loans, Debt ConsoJidatlor,, Mortgagaa Gallpollt Ceroor Colllve , (Caroera Claoa To Home} · · CollTodayl740.44&-4367, 1-8()0.214·0452, Reg 190-05·127"8. Tranaponatlon Is A Must. Apply f7893, wv 1338; 740-992·9707• . Business Tralnlnl!l . cai Home Health Agency. Train· lng Available, Good Pay. Rellabla m\lhlty Building each Saturday beQ~ning January 8, Sam·? F.o r . 140 CN~. PCA & LPN Positions For A LO· Bib Moodlspaugh Auctioneering· corilptete auction service. Buy a~ sell estates. Ohio License ., . . .. . lmineOiate Openings · For Auction , and Flea Markel ' 210 Travel rfalt-TIItll X·Aay Tech For A MO· blie X-R1y Company Evenings lnd Weekends. Call I·B00·999· ,j709. Home Bualnns. Work Flexible <Ill O'Bieness ~emorial Hospital has lmmedlale opeobip. We· offer a very COqtpetltl:ve 18Jary' na1e 81 well as exceUeot educatloo aod other. health related beoeftts. MUst h8've a - current0blo liceose.. 1-2 yean experteoc:e prefermt. . Appl.c:atloas c:ao be picked up Ia the Humao Reso~s Departmeot, 55 Hospital Drive, :Atheos, ·Oblo 45701. For laformatloa call (740) 592~9227. .• ;., EO~ . . ' ·JopcOirogntt.ntt i · w.... .. Ft.t-tlme sacratary for local c)\urch, 3 mornings ptr weak, computer akHist reply . to 5. bantatn roosters, 7•0·992· _21_4_9_ . --------.1 1 12 • 8 W k Old p ' 88 uppoo,' "UI1ralllln Shepherd, 112 Border Collie, . . 7il0·388·98<10. BBagla &Terrier mix puppies, 8 woeko old . 740-985·3884 even· 8 Auto TechniCian 5 Years· Expert· · B)ack Chow Puppy, Fe mare, 12 once Auto Mechanic 2 Years Ex- POSTAL JOBS Up To $17.2t ilk Weeks Old, To Good Home Only, ' perlance, Aaja 6f Pay Is Negotl· Quarant~ed Hire. For Appl1catk>n 740-441-Q118. ablt Hours ll A.M. To 8 P.M. Paid And Exam tnformatlon .Call8 A.M. Holidays. Apply in Parson At 9 P.M. M·F 1-888-81!8·5827 Ext. L~st: mlxtd breed dog, black and Aulo Service, Bidwell, OH 458 24-1007. btown, green collar, 740·992· Phone 7~0-388·9516, Jf, 2046. Have No Variable Exparienee 'Prlvall Stnar with Elderly. Refer· Pleaea Don'l Apply. encoa & E•porlence. (304)273Mala Breeding Ago, Dwar1 Rabbit, !5384. • 740-388·&123. AVONI All Areasl To Buy or SOH. DlOLOGICTECHHOLOOJST Sh011y Spoors, 304-87!>1429. • · RA MW.iature Dachshund mh1; female Jackaon General Hoapltal has an ~ow lab mix : female shepherd/ A~ Products: Start your own In· opening for two full time RadiOio· Office Hours 110 H!lp 825 Th<d A'lllrtUI GaHIX>Jia, OH 45631 Giveaway Mon. 10-3 Thuis. 10-3 -740-992-6491 ron #1-800-750-0750 l· Equal Housing . Comi8ftmenta 'j'aken Tue & Wed II :00 am· to 5:00 pm Thur 12:00 pm to 2:30pm Or By Appointment CaD (740)992-9707 or (740} 989-2623 99 Beech St. Middle rt Ohio 45760 · Needs ' ' Send Resume to: fllchard W. Clay-you need to get f'¥lld ol the Family Law Master In 1r4 days-to answer 10 Qur Clvorce· so we can set a court date. SeJ:Uors, disabled, handicapped Range, refrigerator, A/C, on-site . I laundry, community room, 24 hour ·' maintenance provided. Call or Come By Our Office Located At 2070 St. Rt. 124 nl.i) . 95~ To St . to Per Milo · All MHeal We Supply: Plates, Ptr· m1t,, C&l Insurance, Comdate 'a..Jiflcatlono must lndUdO: . FWI Card W /Advenee•. Fuel & ErllfVOile, ~. Caoing Road Taxes. No Age Rtatrtctlona and Provldt Quality Care. Od'Wlur Equlpmoint. Flatbld•.No Offo<t Top Salary Commanauroto, Fd;Ncr Dlopatch. Call Don At ' t with txperlence. Bantfi1s lnciudo 1109:821·243'1. <101 K. Hoelth I Lito lnour..,.,., Part·limt Babysitter· needed 3d/ Mileage. Sand Reouma & Sallry w~ In my Apple Gorwt,WV, homt Hltory to : ~SIUHC. PO Box for toddler. May caiiJnr leave 1042 Proctorville, Ohio 458119 rnoAago/(304)678-9955. " · . EOE GillpoiJa Dally Tribune. RE: Advwtlalng SaJoo Rep 9100.5:3(). 1 Bedroom Apartment '· Grou Rtvt· Suceesat 80% Of 320 Mobile Homes lor Sale FINANCIAL 493-4888 EXT. 8509. Quality clothing and hou&ehold !tfihs. $1.00 bag sale every 'Qlursday. Monday thru Saturday • ·.' taking Applications For .. "'ot. Plumbing ..... Help Went.d Owner Operatora • Buller Tructllng Company H11 Your Aoad To ·--RN ·~~ ' llllmldioto ClponJng tor FT, RN ~in Galla COUnty. 'Must have good Communication li<lUs ' Must have goo<1 di'Mng record & Provldo own 'ltansportation 'Must have ability to boa TEAM . player • New.To YoU Thrift Shoppe 9 West Stimson, Ailltns · ' 740-592-1B'I2 Water's Edge Of Syracuse . . We Have for Rent ' 110 For Wtl Eltablilhocl Local Co. SERVING TRI.COUNTY AAEA Wtly walt? Start m11tlng Ohio sihgles tonigl:lt . Call ton free 1· Apertmenta Help W1nt8d ADVEIITISINQ • SALES REPRESENTATIVE 30' Announcements Public Noll~ Public Notice .I DATING Elll. 9?35. ' I 1:10 ~~g~~~~e;~?r~;,~,16~~~~!.P~~~~ ; 1o ws, : Anchors , .Water Heaters . t : Plumbing & Electrical Parts. Fur· ,. . ~~c~~e &H~~~t ;~:~:.· ~:;.~~~~~·: ; Appliances : Reconaltloned washers, Dryers. Ranges, Aetrl· grators, 90 Day Guarancaal French City Maytag, 740·446· . •I 9416. New 9M7 ste~l garage door. lnsu- • : lated. new prieS S544 . asking " , $350. 304-773·6198. : I 7795. 81by· btd, atrolltr, car eeat, . • New GAHS School Coat Size L, : ' awing, hlih chair, we~ktr 304· Nam~ Can Be Added $65, Phone: ,_ : 8752801 . _7<10_·446_·_23_1_6~ ·----- ! For Sale: Recondit ioned wish· eft. dryers and refrigerator• . Thompsons Appliance . 3407 1 New Millenlum Dietl Eel All Day ,. : And Melt Away, Call Tr~cy At• • 740..441-1982. :: Jacf<s9n Avenue, (304)675·7388. • Queen stze Mattress/Box ;. : Spr ings, Flexess Steel Couch, • , OLII GOOD USED A::i,~,~=:~~~ pulls to Queen Size Bed. llv· • , Washer11, dryers •• r _lngRogm . Chair . .All excell~nt : : ranQ'es . Skaggs Appliances, . shape.kf3041675-1687 . ; , Vlna Slreet, Call 740· 446· 7398, 1·688·818-1)128. . . RESIDENTIAL HOME OWNERS , ', ' • New And Used Furniture Store a br mobile homo $250. por. mon. Below Holiday Inn Kanauga. Day ~~~~aac:~sH, 1J1 fl~~ir~~~~s9, ~~ ;.ae~ ,: :' lui Rlvtr VIew. 018t . wat1r ~sewer paid, no pets, rei. ~lrtd 304-875-198f . Heat Pump & Air Conditioni ng t : Syatams Free B Year Parts & La· • 1 bor Warranty Bennetts Healing & ~ , Beds, Bunk Bflds, Beds, Dress· · trl, Couchea, Dlntttea. Stop And Loo k 7"" .... .., .. 782 2BA Trailer. Sto\le and Refrlgera· • ~~ . tor. new h.Jrnact, central air, waah_er a~ d~r ~ok-ups: Quilt · locauon . No pets. Propane In· R&D'' Used Furniture Great Secluded. Second trailer on left on ttctlotl, Priced To ·Sell! Aoulh Ferrell Dr. of camp COnley And Browse." Corner Of Route 7 $ Btdrooma, Slovo & Rafrigeratoi Wosbor $95; Ory11 $95( Rango $95: Rtlrlgerotor 1175: Rtfrlgora· tor Llko Now $350; Woohtr $205< lrlok Homo tor Ront 3 bedroom&. bllh. 3 Retoroncat an<I"Dspo&lt. (7<10!-4*0122 Sklggs Appliancto. 78 Vlnt Stroll, GalilpoNt. 74o-440·7396, t-88H1H128. . ;,.;;;_,;;,;;.;.;,;_,...----- ' Dr)'l(l 1205; 1 Yetr WArranty, ' AOIYs Gun Shop, 740·742-84 t2. Self· Repelled Lawn Boy Push: : Mower. SlOO : 2 Weedaaltrs , ' , $100 For Both ; Small. Freuer, • , & AddiSon Plkt, 'Wt Buy Furnl· ture' 740-387.0280. Furnished, $300/Mo.: tiSO De· poalt, Sttte Route ~8. Gtlllpoi~. 7~·9081. : ' . ·com• Rd. $300 month plus deposita. . Cooling, 1-800.872-5967. $75: 740·387- 7576 , 740·289·: . 1933. . • • SOCIAL SECURITY DiSABiliTY • : ~ Claim Denied? We Specialize In " • Appeals And Hurlng1. FREE • • CONSULTATION . Senelll Team "'' Service•, Inc. Toll-Free; 1·888· ! ' 838-4052. ' -· • • �Page B 2 • The Deily Sentinel Weclnead.Y, January Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Gallipolis and Alexander also among Top 20 Meigs girls 11th in Division Ill AP poll COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - · Pickerington, Dayton Chaminade-Julienne ' and Bascom Hopewell-Loudon. all of whom ended last season as No. I -set the pac.e in the initial weekly Associated Press girls basketball poll of 19992000. South Euclid Regina was the top team in Division 'III, while Pickerington, Chaminade-Julienne and Hopev.:eli-Loudon were ranked as the best in Divisions I, II and IV in balloting by a state media panel. , Pickerington is no stranger to the No. 1 spot, ·winning nine straight AP poll crowns from 1989 to 1997. The Tigers were second to Mason in the final regular-season. rankings a year ago, then came back .to beat the Comets·46-30 and avenge a loss to them earlier in the season. It was .their second title in a row and sixth overall. Mason is ranked second, followed by three . ' more unbeatens: " North Canton Hoo~<er, Wadsworth and East Cleveland Shaw. Chaminade-Julie~ne won the Division II crown with a 42-34 victory over Lima Bath last March . While Pickerington's 199 points were the most of any team in this week's poll, the Eagles picked up more first-place votes with 15 . Pemberville Eastwood is ' almost 100 points behind the Eagles, while Lancaster Fairfield Union is third, Medina Buckeye fourth . and Columbus Hartley is fifth. Hopewell-Loudon showed it could prosper without Division IV player. of the year DiDi Reynolds, now at Ohio State. Th~ Chieftains are off to 10-0 start and own a 35-point lead over last year's poll champion, Berlin Hiland. . Rounding out the top five are Delphos St. 'ohn's, North Robinson Colonel Crawford and Danville. · · Regina is a relative newcomer to the J;Xlll. but SOUTHERN 'continued from B1 is led by former Garfield Heights Trinity coach Pat Diulus. The 193-student all-girls school holds a 26-point edge on Akron Manchester, followed by Bluffton, Casstown Miami East and Vc:naillcs. Schools from southeastern Ohio, and the TVC and SEOAL in particular, also drew good reyiews from the pollsters. Meigs, Gallia Academy and Warren were each listed amiJng the Top 20· in Division II. Meigs checked in at number 11 with 34 points. Gallia Academy placed , lSt.h with 28 points. Warren, Was 16th with 24 points. Logan garnered 30 points in the Divisi.on I voting and checked in at number 11. Fort Frye and Alexander each made·an appearance in tfie Division III ratings. Fort ·Frye is ranked ninth after picking up two first pl~ce votes and 45 total points. Alexander collected 14 points and is tied with Columbus Bishop Ready and Hannibal River Local at number 17. ANrWIJNCF1.1Un •, PersonaIa FULL SERVICE TAX PREPARATION INDMDUAI.S • PAITIEISHIPS • CORPOUDOlfi • PAYIOU 115.00 -1•5.00 "-' Houri Countr~·· Most Eatabllshed Mtdlcal 1 Dental BIMdtrl Soltwarl Company N - "-ople To Procnt Clllma , From Homt. Training Provided. 'M~st Own, Compuler. 1·800.223· 1 ~9 Ext. 423. NewL~tlont Htrpea - EvarCLR Stops Herpes Otltbreaksl 96% Succen.Ratt. T~l Free : 1·877-EVEACLR lnlo: 33105 Hilland Road r;»omeroy, Ohio 45769 ....,.IY8fClr.com ELECTRONIC I'IUNG TONIG~'fl Havt Fun Meeting Ellglblt' Sin· gl~s~n Your Area . Call For MOrt l~ormation . 1·800-ROMANCE, START WITH TAX . (740) 992·1355, PFIEPARA110N Hours: · Mon.•Fri-9:00 am untll6:00 pm 9:00 am until . Expne April 15, 2000 Coupon .... Be "'···"*' 440 Public Notice " appolntmentll!hlfloml of eye& had nine assists,. l9 turnovers, eleven steals, led by · Nathan Martin added nine, Dally Hill eight and Justin L.egel Notice the cl1rk, 01l1 !'Ditrotl • Lindsey's five thefts: Neli!onville-York committed 26 Connolly seven. . . Orange Townalllp Annual (740) , •• I... • fouls. Nelsonville-York was led by Rocky Harkless with 10 Report I• compl•t• ·• nd (I) 121TC .: · IYalleble lor review by Southern won the reserve game 49-38. J.P. Harmon points. . . led the Tornado~ with 12 points anlf eight rebounds. Southern go~s to. Trimble Friday. Public ·sale and Auction ~-766-2623, il<ttnsJon 8118. Oaollf Con,tlaM•I Ia dlDO IINiy Tllal1dilr at 6:00 P.M. Dl3 \fcck We Hen; GOod Quality FUrniture, Computer Desk, Wicker Rocker, Old Rocker, Full Sz. Box Sp. .t Matlress, Sm. Cedar Chest, Jewelry Boxes, Lampo, ·VaCuums, Rugs & Btc. . · ' Blrldl•ht; I..g. Amo~nt of Black Memorabl,lla 8t Black An. Old.Advertisfng; Milk.Bottles, Glassware, WV, Fenton, Cope Cod, Depression & Btc. Stoneware, Pottery, 1'iesta, McCoy, Hall, Hull and Others. Philltzcraft · . , IIIII.W Very Large Amount of New 8t Used Tools, Craftsman, Skill, B&D, Proto and Lots 8t Lots Of Others. Public NOIIce U.INotlce L•b•non fown1hlp Annual Fln1nclet ' Report It Co!flp~ 1nd IYIIIIb!llor tn1pect10n by 1pp0lnlment 111he home ollh• cleric. Dorothy A. R-blrry ICKEN 143-1474 HARDWARE (1) 121TC MASON, W.VA. CLEAN HOUSE WITH THE ·' CILASSIREDBI . . , 773·5583 . ' ' Aro "'" Connected'~ lntomtt u.... Wanted! . $350 -$800 Nleek 1-888-881-BJSO ASSEMBLY AT HOMEtl Crana, Toys~ Jewelry, Woo~ Sewing, Typing ... Groat Payl CALl 1·800· 795-0380 Ext. 1201 (24 H<s). • . · ATTN: Own A Computer? Put It To Work! US -71/Hr. PT /FT 811-481-9224 www.work-out-ofyou~h-.com rrt . = R~gi~tered Nurse taat; good with children, 740·992· . ~· 5pm. a.J. . Los.t · · . PICK YOUR OWN ~J:)URS. PT I FTJ $1 K ·$3K POTENTIAL PER WEEK. NOT LIKE MLM . 1·888Potltion Available: ROOFINQ l'OAEMAN. Mutf Be Tlltnled, Able To Make Decl&lona, Want A Permanent Job, Wor~ Well With Ptoplt And PolltSS Exceptional Rooftng Sttllo (3-Tab, Dl"ltnslonal, Single Ply Rubber, Tin). Wo Are An Eatablialled Company, , Tile Work. I& Local, Pay ta Good, BonuHS Paid. if You Aro Looking For A Good, Slable Job • Please Submll YOUR RESUMI Ta 1•03 . Eastern Ava.. Gallipolis, OH 45831, Attn: Foreman l'olltlon. . · POSTAL JOBS To $18 .35/HR. INC . BENEFITS. NO EX PERlENCE. FOR APP. AND EXAM INFO. CALL 1·800-813·3585, EXT 14210. 8 :A.M . -9 P.M., 7 DAYS Ida. inc. an.d Found . f'oond' Dalmatlon, on Crab Creek R<l!l<f Area, 'Gallipolis ferry,' Sat. E-Anlng. (304)875-2704. .. ~•nd: Orange Cat w/Purple eat:..,. l&l.on. Rt 2, Hickory Hilla Subdt- vlll!>n. (304)875-~101 . 7a 11 Yard Sale glat Technologist with bentllta. HO~ra, Enjoy Unlimited Earnl•2•· Mldnlgllt Shill with .po11lbla evenings. lntoroated appJrca~ts . ext . 264 • r. (304)347·8838. . DA!VERS $500 SIGN ON BONUS • iMMEDIATE OPENINGS gter Tht Road Start At 29 CPM Iiiii Ml Unloading P,ay. Parsonalj~·d D~patch, Hom• Often, ~olldiiY I Vacat~n Pay, 401K /Mod /Prfpi I ~~'=~~~;:,a~~~ CIINA Jacl<ton G-ral Hoapltal has an. open 1ng 1or a· lull tlmo Certlllad Registered Nuraa Anuthatill Dental , Aulgned 199 T2000's Wllh beneflta. Interest applicants Rider Program 88% No ·Touch Freight CALL SUMMIT TR~N'SI'QRTATION 800-878:0880 Eqt!1 may call (3()4)372·2731 ext. 313 lor...,. (nlormation. EOE. Drlvara: 2 Walk Paid COL J~nlng. No Exp: Needed. No Mtfrity, us Area Business,,Part·Time, Apo proxlmltely 1S · 20 Hours Per Secretary Nuda<f For A Galllpo- ~o~o·Credlt? No Problaml E¥1\.UP To $32,000 /1st Yr. W /Full J!Oho- . td ta to o:un. Sunttay edhlan- 2:00 p.m. <" Flldly.Manctay odltton.. : week, May work into Full-Time . Must Bt sa\! Starter & Enjoy 1111. App,ly On :.1Jr!'-~t: www.otr~ dr,lv.e rs.co"'. Or Call ...-1t 87t;2;10, 11001! P.A.M.'Ilwlsport · · '""!'' ' .. 10:00 a.m. S.tunlay. working With The Public Prevlpus Of~ce E)(plrtence Preferred. In 1 Day, Plus Send Rntimaii To' P.O. Box 1109, GalllpoHs, OH 45831. lnwita· Your Home FOr'). PICture soutl'leutern Water Complny hu positions .available In tele· marketing department. Call 740· ' 992·0245 Monday through' EMERGING COMPANY NEEDS Thursday, 3:30-li:OOpm. Middleport Medical Insurance Billing Auls· WILDLIFE JOBS To $21 .60 /HR. tanca Jmmedlittty. If You Have A INC. BENEFITS . GAME WAR& Vicinity PC 11!u Con Earn $25,000 To.. DENS, SECURITY, MAIN· $50,000 Annually. Call 1·800· TENANCE, PARK RANGERS. NO 291...aa:! Copt. 1109. EXP NEEDED. FOA APP. AND Helper Needed, MechanicaltyJD· EXAM iNFO, CALL 1·800·813· clinad, Will Train. Apply in Persoo 3585. EXT. M211. 8 A.M. ·9 P.M •. -T-'--~=-:--::--:-...,.-: · 1 Btlween 9 A.M . & tO A.M. At 7 DAYS Ida, inc. ' Pomeroy, ' Comf.o rt Air. 407 Thl~d Aveni![, Ga!llpolla, OH ' . - . •. . I ' lpolll, Ohio 740-379-2720. 96 a nd FRE.E- onH.ne h·o:l:fday \ photo~. -cheese." \ltt And G,old Coin•. Proofaets, DiamOnds, Antiquo Jewelry, Gold .. u.s. Curr•ncy, 1 Storing, Etc. Acqulsltionl Jawelry ,. IOI .T.S. Coin Shop, 151 second A>iinue, Galllpoi~, 7~·2&42. ... .. Wanted to Buy Rl11gs, Pre-193,0 ·. ' ' - < I • ' . ' ' j . !,~, ' I • this special offe~:)'low throuih January 28, ZOOO,.when yo~ sfen l!P for two'months of internl!t access, you'il eet your ~hird month,tr~~: Pl~s, ~fil deYJlo~ I ~~~~ ,of •· ' your holiday film absolutely free. In addition to · your free I _able to see your photos online and ' "'· . prfnts, .you'll al$o -be - . ' ~mail the~ to ·. ~nyone q . ' '. " A• you. w~nt. S.o sta.y ' ., ., Caregiver In Your Home For Elderly Person, S Days A Week, 125 -$75/Hr. PT.IFT 1-888-881-8750 JIIWW DliHJIV!hallfup.ggm Pootal Jobt $48.323.00 Yr. Now $8QO. WEEKLY POTENTIAL Hiring ·NO Exporleneo . -Pilld Complttt Simple 9voonment Trllnfng ,Qr..t Bonetitt, !loll 7 Formi At Hom1..No E•porloncl· _O....:.._JI00.429. ___3810 __e_xt_.J--~--'--1 Ne¢tuary. CALL TOLL FREE • 1·800-llee·3e99 Elll. 2e0t . ~.00 , "'" Art !f\vl1td ·A t f - Foe. lmmtdlott opening lor account a Accepting Application• Fol Jolome Healing. Drlvtr'l, Wlt- ktndl Olt, P1ld Tlm1 011, In- aurance And 401 K. Muat Have · , ~AtloUt Clau B CDL With Tank ' j!ndorMmantt; S1nd ~lilt To: •CLA 480 c1o Galll!><llil Ollty Trlb, ""'· ~5 ThJnt Avenue, Go~ipolia, · OH45831. ,. ..... Value Ot $15,000 . $1 ,2i5 .00 Coot With $1,000 Profit. C&ll1-81)f).797-Be91 24 Hours. 1-513-487-\500 OJrtct. A I Cent PHONE CAAD R91JTEl ·Maka $100,000 +iYI • All ' CASHJ LocaJ .Sitll . Fret Info. Tltla ts Not ,. Job. $5,000 Roq. 1·aoo-997-l)668 Ext. 11511 (24 Hrs) .txtcuttve ,II" loc'l and turroundlngarea. Entry-lewel eales and marketing potltlon. f:xcell~nt management opportunity. Start- Ing 11l1ry of S500+iw~ nullt. commtstlont, plut bobenefltt: rtlllliiXI>trlonco lnd - . , ... cei:,'Minlmum .2 , . , . aolltQI: Dlgroo a ptu&. Wt ,tntln. For porsonot 1nd oonndenllal lntervlow, colt 1-B«<-157-o522. 1 Jim! ~ DryWall & Constructlor:t. New Conttrucllon & Atmodtll ·Drywall, aiding. Roofa. ~ddl­ tlona, Painting, etc. 1304}874· 4423 or (304)174-0155. ' • -ltd 740-ella·3509. ~lVI ~::•;ncet. Pltale call t3o•> 7&-36'27. ll no answer . ~ c.llaft I\Outea ~ . at reaaonatKI price&, good rl!trtn,.. avallablt, ~~'l,gtY tor IPPointment •. 1•o- 800-5e0-8873. 310 Homes lor Sale I NO DOWNI NO CREDIT NEEDEDt GOV:T FORECLOSUAESl GUARANTEED APPROVAL! 1· 800-380-1820 EXT 8509. AVAlt,.AILI VENDJNQ ROUTE 10 -20 Locarlona. 131C · S8K. Exctlllnt Income • ALL CASHI 100% Finance Available . t-800· 380-2615. (2• Hro.) Financial Backer Nelded lor General Commercial Produt:t U· ability Insurance for Sal11 Brtck home In tht New Haven area, 2 min. away from Etem. school. near plantt(Rt. 33) 30•882-3733. COUNTRY HOllE ~I " 1 and 2 bedroom apanrnants. furnished and unfurnl1hed, security depoait required , no pets. 7~ 0· · ITOIO~RES · Between Gallipolis & Jackson , Near Thdrman, Beautiful Rolling Meadows. With• Lots 01 Road Frontage. 6 Acres With 1 Acre Pond , Awesome Building Site Be- . hind Pond . Prices Start At $12,500 . Land Contracts Avail· 350 530 2.44 Acraa, Homesite, Green Township, Gpllla County, Flat, Scenic, Close To Gallipolis, Seme Aellrlctlona, 74Q.o245-5776. · 20~RE& That Could Easily be Turned Into Through WaiMart & 01hor Rttal~ More. Bedrooms. 10 Years Old. .... (304)892•3>177... . New .Siptlc System, hcellent Condition, Brick & VInyl BI·Level. FREE MONEY! Caah Glveo· Has Barn & Stveral Oulbulldlngs. ways, Prlyata Grants, Loana, County Water, Great Buy, $Mllllons .Avallablal Call 't:oli·Fret $87,200. Call For Appointment Or 1·877-477·9445 xl33. Dr~o. 1·800-213-11385. GET MONEY NOW ON YOUR FORECLOSED HOMES. Low Or 0 PENDING LAWSUIT OR serDown! Govn't And Bank Repo'e TLEMENTI GET YOUR SU 2 BelnQ Sokl Nowt Financing· AvailDAYSll CALL TOLl FREE 1•877· able. Call Nowt t·800·355·0024, 858-.2274. Ext. 8040. International Company Seeking Dynamic Individuals FOr E-Commeite Salts. Fle)(lble HOure I URj' limited 4n~ome . 1·888·474-•703. www.resources·r·Wlllmlted.com MEDICAL BILLING. Unlimited Incoma Potential. No Experience Necessary. Fr-ee Information & ~~::l~~~t=n • ~ l . I 1v~e~s~tm~e~n~t~$~4~,9;9s eo, 800-322·1 t 39; Ext. 050. Void InKY, lN. C1. Need A Loan? Try Dtbt Conaolidallon. 15,000 • 1200,000. Bad Credit O.K. Foa, 1·100'·770.0092, Ext. 215. PEPSi /COKE /FRITO LAY SNACK AND SODA VENDJNQ ROUTE. BE YOUR OWN BOSS. $$5ALL CAS~ BUSl~.ESSSS$ tNCRESE YOUR INCOME NOWI SMALL INVESTMENT /EXCEL· LEN'T PROFITS 1·800-731-7233 EXT.203. Start Your Bualnen Today.. , Prime Shopping Center Space •Available At Affordable Rate . Spn"ll Vallay Plaza, Coli 740-ot410101. WORlD'S BEST SECRETIII AU· rohiATE NOW... To Earn $5,000 A Week With A MoUtl Cllckl URL: hUpffwww.secreta2auc· ceos.corn'spocJal88300 220 Monay to Loan $$$ · NEED CASH?? WE Pay THONY LAND CO .. LTD 1-600213-8365 For FREE Maps. Real Estate Wanted 1 B8droom Garage Apartment, In potto. Close io City School& And Downtown. Has 3 Bedrooms. Large Kitchen, 1 Bath, New Roof And Siding. Asking Price: $21 ,ooo, 740-448-4987 Alter 5 P.M., 740-441-7300 Days. Nice Home, Plenty or Room. 3 Bedroom, .Brick. Raduced Price. ForLAND! Even lilts Usted 20C.lt~n ·500 """"" 2 Bedroom Apartment Upstairs , Stove & Retrlgttator Furnh;hed , 34 112 Smlthero Avenue, Gallipolis, $250/Mo., $150 Depo&lt, 740448-9081 . . Anthony Land Company. LTO. 2. Bedroom Apartment . New Haven Area. (304)773-5577. · www oo! tntrytyme OOIIJ WV ·Land wanted ,' suitable for hunting . No utilities. no access , n<I'PfObiam.(740)288·7246 .. . RENTA LS 2 Bedroom House 36 Chillicothe .t. I I 2 bedroom house In Portland, 2 Btdroom with Attached Garage, 1-f/2 Bath. Good Locallon. Rei· are~ces Required . (304)675· 1724. 2 or 3 bedroom house In Pomer- "J, nc pets, 7..0:992-5858. ;3 Bedroom, 47H2 Spruce St. Carport. Lg . Kitchen , S390.Mo., $390 Securll~ Ceposlt. Apply Topes Furniture, 151 Second Ave. No Phone Cailsl House And Trailer, 2 Bedrooms Each. Aefrences and Deposit Re· qulred. Wa1er And Tra,Sh Paid. 740·388-1.100. . Nice 4btdroom House/CliftOn. Kitchen. Bathroom, LlvlngRoom, Fuii·BaaementJCarport $300 month plus utilities. Oeposlt & 113,000, 740-388-9335. . Buyers 800·490-0731 ext tOt www...tlonalconlntCituyerl.com $22,000. (304)882·3899. 304-738·7295. 1997 14•70 Qakwood; 2 Baths, 2 B•drooms, Laundry. 2 Acres, 10x12 Bultdlng. Co.unty water Rent Or Lease: 4 Bedroom Brick Home, Rodney, 6662 S.R. 588 , References, No Pets, 740·365·· 4718. CAS~ NOW$ From Wealthy Families Unloading ~II· Ilona Of Dollors, To Help Minimize Their Taxes. wrue lmmedl.tely: 2 bath. all Refarenee. (304)773-5050 electric. New Slptlc. $35.000.00 (740)· 388-0434 ·. Ctoae To' VInton, 740·388- 8260, . $18,000.00 OBO (740)·258-1818 (7<10)-258-1252 Country Living 3 Or 4 Badrooms, Pay Closing Costs & Move ln. 4000. Doubtewldl Rtpo. Ntvtr lived in, . 28X80. St.ooo· Down.Dtflveis. w/ A.C. No Oealera 'Allowed. 1-888· 928-11888. w /Service. Reduce Payments To 85,_ IICASH IN· CENTIVE OFFERli Call 1·800· ;128-85.to Ext. 29. NEED AN EARLY PAYDAY?? No Olllce ,Vlalt Necoesary. Up To $500 instantly,_ Toli·Frto 1·877EARLYPAY. LlciOc70038. WE BUY LAND .CONTRACTS, MORTGAGES, DEEDS OF TRUST. NATIONWIDE. CALL BEN OWENS (TOLL FREE) t • 81111-399-18115 230 • 740-408-3093. NEW BANK REPOS .oNLY TWO LEFT, NEVER LIVED IN. CALL 1·800-948-5878. NO PAVMENTTILL MAY, 2000 N« HOME'PURCHASED iN THE MONTH OF JANUARY WE WILL MAKE FIRST 3 PAY, t.ENTSI ' 1-800 t48 5878 Prol.-elonel Services Dozer lor hire, 740-892-7t45. • JOE'S.,....VCR REPAiR. . FREE EITIIIATEI ALL WORK QUARANJEED. (304)171-11:14 . R1po l4·•eo htr1 Nice Norria , P1yoll 130,000 Bank S~crJilce $25,000, $8,000 Below Book . Col: t-800!18t-em. TURNEO DOWN ON SOCIAL sECUIIITV .wt? , ' No flo Unio.. Wo Wlnl ' Sptclal,' Now 1h80, ,Low Down P1ymont and $289. ptr month. Freo Air. Clll 'tor qulce E·Z appro- llE/Il f ', JATf VII. 1-888·11Q8-3.128, TWa mobllt ltomal In coun· try, ri<!IOfltftd. • ciHn, with back porch, each hu twg ~ld· 31 0 H011111 for Slle Lovely ftrl liCrll in • oountry Bedrooms~ ' .$499 & Alaumo. OOWPO<I, Galli· polio, 7<10'441-3093. tot- Ing, lt>vr - . . two ~nd haW llllht, rom.1 JMng room Inti lttm- rooma. bath, ftfrlgtrator and 1to¥1, on 3 llnl, NYI In one and 2 6pm. COMPUTER BLOWOUTIII COM .. PAQ MICRON &Machines! Desk· . tops, Laptops, Mar chant · Ac·counts. Websltes Almost Every· one Approved!! No Mone~ Downll Low Monthly Payments .~. F'REE Special Offer! CALL NOWI Furnished 2 Rooma S. Batn Show· ar, Downstairs,· Clean, No Pets. Oepoalt & R'eferencea "Required; 1·888·479·2345 (Toil Free) 740-44&-1519. COMPUTERS ~ t.Ow Or $0 Down. low Month ly .Payments . Y2K Compliant. AlmOst Everyone Ap· proved. t -SG0-617·3476 EMI.330. Furnished EfUclency Apartment, All Utilities Paid. Share Balh, $i95/Mo., 919 Second Avenue, Day Bed, Couch, Chali' & Raclln· er, 740-446·2741 . Entertainment Center For Sale, . tunities . . lor R~!nt 12x85 2 Bedrooms, No Pets, $280/Mo .. $300 Deposit, Water load, 740.992-323(). · 24!1-5164, After 8 P.M. 14x70 Trailer w/24 ft Exparido, for rani In Camp Conley area. $325 month. (304)875-5477. ' · . Between Athen, and Pomeroy, 2 & 3 bedroom ·mobile · homu, $280-$300,740-992-2187. 2 Bedroom Mobile Home , You Pay UtttJuas, & Deposl,, In Porter Area, No Pato,740-366·9t62. 2 Bedroom Trailer In small trailer Park; Deposit and References Aoqllwtdl Phone (740)-446-1104 2 Bedrooms, In l<anauga, Beautl· No Pats. 740·ol4t- Firewood for sale, $25 tr uckload, 740.949-0605 N. 4th· Ave., Middleport, 2 room efficiency, utilities paid, no pets, -F irewood For Sale, $60 Face dep. & rei.. 7<10·992-ll165. Cood, Cal740-388-9843. 1 Bedroom, Very Ct&an.' $225 par month . Call evenings or leave. me&SaOe: (3()4)675-4975. Nice Ground· Fioor, 2BR, W/.0 Hook-up. Reference, Deposit. No Pets: (304 )875-5182. ~ow Taking Applications- 35 West 2 Bedroom Townhouse Apartments, Includes . Water Sewage, Trash , $315/Mo., 740· One bedroom furnished apart· ' ment In Middleport, 740-992· • · ' •· For sale- Prime Star System alsowanted RCA Direct TV ol der"" model with access r:ard, l(!p dol·: [ar, Wolfle 740·949· 33151eave. message. : , · ' · plano Or. 740·448·4525 Spring Valley Green One Bed· room Apartments, Appliances Furnished, Call740·446-1599. t'nfant car seat. S25: 81ectrtc dry-. er, $175 ; electric dryer,· $30 ;· daybed, $50; alto sax. $775 ; clan·: net, $250: call740843-5481 . • Tara Townho1.1se Apartments , Very Spacious. 2 Bedrooms., 2 Floors, CA . 1 112 Bath, Fully Car· : . • • J.C. Penney camcorder New Bat·; • tery, $300; Septic Tank ~erator.. : Motor $300, 740·388·8409 Afle,. , peted, Adult Pool & Baby Pool. Pallo, Start S3501Mo. No Pets, Lease Plus Sec.urlty DepoSit Re· qulred, 740-446·3481 . :3_P~.M~·----~---------- : JANJTROL HEATING AND COOLING 'EQUIPMENT INSTALLED Twin Towers now accepting ap· pllcalions for t BR. HUO subsld· lzed apt. for elderly and hand!· capped. EOH. (304)675-6679 • · u You Don 't Call Us We Both ~, lose. • Free Estimates! 740·446-: • 6308 , 1·800-291·0098. Vlll'age Green Apartl'('lants· 2 bedrooms, total .,ectric, appllanc· es furnished. laundry room factll· lies and to school, applications . JET MOTORS AERATIO~ , Repaired. New & Rebuilt .In Stock.:. Call Ron Evans, 1·800..537-9528. ...: Jose Canseco Starting Lineup, : ; buying older OTV systems with "' , access cards, Jay 740·949·2546. • • Rant r • 1 • WANT A COMPUTEA?? 1? Bur:· NO CASH?? MMX Technology,.' We Finance Wlth Down I Past-"': Credit Problems OK II Even Turned Down Beforell Reestablish ; 1 ·o· MERC HANDISE 510 FLORIDA. MARCO ISLAND. Enjoy The Tropical Paradise Of. Beaches An(t RelaMatton . JaDuary 'Discounts. Beach Front Condos Or Homes, For Rent ISale. Ceo -~ tury 21 1st. Southern Tr ust. 1·: 800·255-9487 www.c21 marco.com Grubb's Plano - tuning & repairs .' , Problems?- Need Tun~d? Call the: • 9191 . w, .. Your Credltll 1·800-659-1)359 HOUHhold Goods , : MOBILE HOME OWNERS 2 piece Living Room SuiJit. Aak~';:,:$~100:;.;.:.(,;;304;.,;,:,)8::.7.;;5-U0.:..:.:~1.~--· , Aller 7 ~M . 740-446-7321 . ·14x70 3 Bedrooms , S3001Mo .• + Utilities. Deposit Reqt.~lrad, 7.40- ' Firewood.lor sa le, $35 a pickup N. 3rd Ave., Middleport, 1 br. _ furnished apartment, no pets, dep. & and deoosl, 304·824-2460. Paid, Kimper Hollow Road, Calf New 2000.DouDklwldt, 3BR/2BA, ·$299 P.r month. Frte Air & DillY· 11)1. 1·81111-928-3426. · 992·1182 or 304·773·5305 aller Space lo~ Three bedroom all electric home with attached garage, Mobil• Hom~ Lot For Rent, Mo· fenced back Yard, large tot, at · bile Home for Rent, 740·446· Meadow Land Estates. Pt. Pleas· 1279. a(11, $600 month plus references 420 Mobile Homes . JANUARY SPECIAL All HOMES ON SALE $499 DOWN ON SJNGLEWIOES $999 ON DOUBLEWJDES t-800-948-5878. coniptete DISH Network satellite system, brand new, $99, 740· ' Bedrooms. 1 Bath. CIA. W&D $365/Mo., Houae Size 2 Bed· rooms, 2 Baths, $435/Mo .. 1·888· 8(1).()521 . 460 92 Clayton 18)(80; 3 Bedrooms, Heat Pump, Good Condition . Bulk Foods. Spices, Candies.;; . Cheese. Butter, Tra il Bologna ,..,. 775 Bulk Foods, 5184 S.R. 775, Patriot. available at olllct. 740-992·3711 TOD '1·888·233-8694. Equal Housing Opportunlly 1997 Clayton 14xS6 Owner May CREDIT CARD UP TO $3,000. Unaecured VISA n.IC. Bad Credit Or NO' Crtdlt. t-aoo-258-6618 Ext. Application Pilot Program, Ranters Needed, Finance, Will Rtnl Sot·Up On Lot Altar5 P.M. ALL SiZES /All LOADS . El· DORADO BUILDING SYSTEMS 1-800·279-4300. 446-0008.' Cash For Remaining Paym~tnts On Property Sotd1 Morlgagesl Annultlest Setuementsl lmmedla1e Ouoteslll "Nobody Beats Our Prices. • Na11onal Contract 1997 14X70 Oakwood, 3 bod- Brookside lpartments Now Ac· cepllng Applications For One Bedroom Wlth WID Hook· Up rei.. 7<10·992-lli85. ~ ,, STOP RENTlNGlll OWN LESSJ NO MONEY DOWN! room, Are You A Metal Build ing Erector .. /Contractor? We Have Faclory I·· Dlr!ct Buildings With NO Dea ler-~ shjp Fee Or Volume Commitment. 7-*256-197 1. 740·>f48·1615, 740-446·1.243. 1988 Redman Danville 1.4)170 Alto Has E)(pando. Vary ~lei, Equal Housing Opportunity. 992-5084. Equs1 Housing Oppor- 2 Bedroom Small HoUse, Clean, 3 Miles Down Route 7, $350/Mo., Must Have Good References, FREE Delivery & Set. 1·800·948· 5878. COnd"on. (304)773-9561 . Paid $1,300 Wilt Sell For 5500." qulred, $400 month Vjlth discount, 740-992-55()2. Batho.$180,000.00 • 740·448· 9897. . , frol)'l. $279 to 1351. Walk to shop & movies. Can 740·446·2568 . Gracious living. 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at Village Manor· and Riverside Apartments In Middle· port. From $249·$373. C811 740· $300 plus electric, heal with wood, r40-843-5548. ••u~()()K••" 3 Panel Glass Sliding Door. 9'xe• 8" .~Aiuminum Ffame. bcellent ESTATES , 52 Westwood Drive Countryside Apartments, Nice •. Gallipolis, 740-448-.1945. Spacious River VIew Home, Se· eluded, Near Town . 7•Acrea, Hea11d Pool, 5 Bedrooms, 3 1J2 5 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, over 2,000 sq. ft., for lesa than '$450 mo. 74().441-o872. 2 bedroom house (Union Terrace) lor rent on Feb. 1St, wid hookup, references, deposit re~ 2419,740-44e-0720 .. Wide Homaa. Super Low Pay· mentsl Oalc Wood Homes, Bar· No""'' 740-448-1066. BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON 5502. Nice House for sate in Neff Ha· von Araa . $18,500. (304}7J:!l:. 5577. f $2,000.00 olf Salected Single 12 Gun SOlid PIJ\8 Gun Cabinet •.' $400; Ruger MKII Camp. Stain- . less a Mags. 350 $700 For Both, $290/Mo .. Caposlt Required , 1· . 888·84f).()521 . Pets, Good Relereneea. 740-446· 320 Mobile Homa. lor Slle "Attention Prlme star Customers• Want A Better Deal ? Free Equip· ment , Free Insta llation , Free 6 Months Programming . Call Tom 74()..388-0113 Ort ·B00-292·0642. ClOse To Rio Granda Campus. 1 Bedroom, All Util ities Included , ~13-8315 Road, $325/Mo.', With Depoolt, No Needed! Guaranteed Approvall SSBAD CREDIT ?. Get Cash j..oans To $5,000. Debt Co nsoli· dation To $200.000. Credit Cards. Mortgages , Rellnan cl ng And Auto · Loa ns Available. Meridian Credit COrp. 1· 800-4 7 1·51 19 Ext. 1180. Christy's Family Living, apart· ments, home & trailer rentals . 740·992·4514, apartments a\lall· able. furnished & unfurnished. · WoPay~ (~}273-9485. CALL NOWI t -800·355·0029 EJtl. 8117. 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise Kanauga, 1275/Mo., 740 ·886· 7102. Alter~ ~M . Apallment, 741).448-961 t. Houae for aate (reduced), 2 bed· rooms & 2 baths, heat pump, · ctosa to school. tree main· tenanca, ·5 years. old, 132 MHI St., 2 bedroom house (Mulberry Ave .) for rant Jmrriedlately, wid New Haven, WV, 304-882·2240. hookup, references. deposit. $350 House On Fourth Avenue. Galli· month whh discount, 740·992· boursvllle, Wv. 1-(30•)-736-7295 or 1~304)·738-2395 Elll. 1134. Void 0~. KS. Up To 17 Acre Tracts For Ra· creation Or Residential. Off SA 124, 20 Mlnures From Rio, Grande. $9 ,500 +, $950 Down, Land Contract Available. AN· 360 1124 East Main on SA 124 E. Po· meroy, 7~0- 992· 252 6 or 740-992· t539. Russ Moore, ,owner. • 992-2218. ancos. Antiques Buy or sell. River ine Antiques,· Pats. 740-448·291f7 . Lote & Acreage Sporting Goods 8135. Apartments lor Rent 1 Bedroom. Near Arbor's Nursing Home, EconomiCal Utilities, Quiet l ocation, .$279/Mo., + Utilities, No able. Fret Maps. ANTHONY LAND CO., LTO 1·800-213-8365. Between Gatllpolla And Jackson. ~ BR ·1 1/2 Baths, Full Basement, ! . . lr . 3:10 Farm• lor Sale 740·992· Damage Deposit Required, Refer· rant the - · $39,000, ... ~ apo lly room, two ...,._, two _.. PI'Cjltl. 740-8112-tiiiM. wn1 Otl .• abytntlng Mondly -FrJ. menta; foUr car garagl 1,d two. ttay, lluiaoll\0 Plkt Aroo .Ct\17<10- · atorogo ltlllldlng. P - celt 740- Land Home ~goa . All Artu. 4.41-0223. . . Ali Crodlt Rllkl, 7-3883. 1192-2282. • .. 440 mont ~. 2 Bedroom•. Gallipolis, •$325/Mo.. 1~582-3345 Will etlan house or bu1ln11i. Home lor the Holidays on a Nice Lot. AI Utffitits. 1·(304~736-7295 Off SR 7 South 01 Gallipolis. SR Factory Ren0vatiid 3 Need Child care, I am ~oUnty clirUfledt ~n$i do pr111ate P~V,I, oalr Witt advertllemontafor rial-·~ which la in violation of the law. OUr - . . aro!lereby lnlar!ned t11at all -lings In thl• newspaper . , available On an equal opportunity bull. Tay lor Made Flre sole Graphite Regular A-89 10.5 degree driver. 3 woo d and 5 wood . Like new· used 1 ·lime. $550. llrm. (~)675· Middleport, $250 5039. 218 & NeighborhOOd Road Area . FREE DEBT CONSOLIDATION Houiecltanlng, I Story_· $ol0.00; 2 Stories $80.00 ~avo Reforoncoal Citt'Ttrl, Ltavt Mtlll(le, 740· .388-9085 • ,,_19Y accept Two bedro om mobile home In •• .ooo Down & Tako Over Pay· mtnlt,7o40-446-:)218. Rough & Wood.ad, Aoad Cut In: NEEDS TLC, Si"l!lBWldeS Allowed. $2,300 Down .. MEIQS COUNTY From Home Procttalng Our Corporate Nawslettersl U Per Newsletter! Guaranteed Weekly Paychecks! No Experl· ence Ntcessaryl Homaworktrt Ntedtd tmmedlattlyl Cell NOW Georges Portable Sawmill, don't Rates. Free .Estimate&. (30.)875' 2892. . . This newspaper will""' 520 Wor~ing CREDIT REPAJAI AS SEEN ON TVJ Eraoe Bad Credit Legally. Freo lnlo. 888-8511-2580. 304-87!!-1957. All real ostate adYortlolng in UQ n8WIPBP81" Is·~ to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1988 which makOI" lllogal to •any preforo'nca, limltatlon or dllcrimlnation baOOdonrace, color, religion, sax famllalllttul or national or1gln, or any intamlon to make any s..:h praf8ntnce, llmltetlon or discrimination.• Aaaumable . 420 Mobile Homa. lor Rent ATTENTlONil $1,800 Wetkly 740-388·9783. haul your k)gs 10 the mill just call .nme. OWn A Cor1'4><JIOf'l Pul tt To Wor1d • l Package Col ToiJ.Frto . 4.41-1238. t-800-~15-8018. ' A 13,000 WEEKLY INCOME. t.aa&aiNSSS. Hour Ca,e For.The Elderly Or andlcapped In A Nice Country Home. Call For Information 7-'0· Need A Job? Work For Yourself. OTR DRIVERS' You Have Finally Found The ABC's 01 A Groat JoO. Homo Boous· & Btnallts. con.-ntlonal, "-tlfblltl. 'CALL SPUR TRUCKING TODAVI ~ the olforlng. $FREE Hone•t. Dependable, Weakly HQI.I&tclttnlng . Reasonable '• . in touch this season with ZoomNet. To siin up,j~st i:a111·800 ~ 90Q·,04~0. Schools . Hitndyman Service, 740·258Nlghl ihlft, 7pm to 9om, caring for 8120. ,thl eldtriy, cell for Interview, 740. ca·re tor one In country $840 982-5023 • . month . Mobile, Honeat •• Non- . From ~k&r. (304)882-3880. &Po- m·emories with the people you care about. To !telp,you d9j11st ~hat, we'r!! m.a kini recommend• that you do busl· ntiS with people you know, and NOT to send money thrOugh the mall until you have lnvts.Hgtttd 180 Wanted To Do NE.W MILLENNIUM DiETl Sue· ceas Guaranteed. High Protein f Low Clrb&. Eat All Day... 1\lllt Awiyll70-870.2828. . ' . 0~10 INOTtCEt VALlEY PUBLISHING CO. 247·~125 .. Masters, Oocto(ate, By Corre- wan..... 'We at Zoom Net think the best part of. the ·holida!j,S fs crea.tini and sharini . Retrftved, Mau ~ •1500 e..ryday in Your Spare Tlrnt. Umned Space. 1-888-749-01107 (24 Hnl). And Reflnan<:l"ll· Credit Problems Instruction Noad 7 llidiH To SOli Awn, 740. Be·A Distributor For Fro-a BakIng Co. Plck·Up Application At 101 Jockaon Pike 2 To 5 P.M. Monday, Tuetdsy, Thursdey. Frl· day, & Saturday. Ask For Don SeRVICES Needed! Large Advtrlla lng Firm Pays $4 For Ever~ Volct-Mall Wlndlalis, 847-A SECOND AVE .. spondlnco Baaed Upon 1'rlor Ed· ' 1350, NEW YORK, NEW YORK ucatlon.And Short Study Course. 10017. For FREE Information Booklet PhOne CAMBRIDGE STATE CONSOLIQATE IlLLI. Moms wanted: ·America's 11 ~ UNlVERSl1Y 1·800-984-8318. · From $3.000 -$150,0001 Home Buslneaa Moms work ·AtJ (9% Average Rate). Home, Freo CosHJ10, 1-888-8t3LO,I,NB O.A.C. 5275. For Fast·Rtlults, 2420. EMPLOYr~E N T $100 Per Hour. Homeworker& od. Computer Required. Call, Modi-Pros Toll Frea. t-888·3136049 Ext. 3125. 011 rilles. pistols, old tovo, jndlan artifacts, clvn ·war Items, 740-742- 5915. 150 Non-Qualifying OK. Consumers Financial 1·800· MEDICAL BilLING. Earn Exce ' EARN A ~EGAL COLLEGE DE· lent$$ S l Procetslng Cl1lm GREE QUICKLY, Bachelors, 44&3358. wanted To Buy' Uud Mobl1a Homes, 740·4.48·0175, 304·875- ' puter Requ~ed. cau Modi Works Toli·Frll 800·540·&333 Ext. 2301. From Home. Full ltalnlng Provld- Alisoluto Top Dollar: All U.S. Sll- ·" ' Ft+,t Market Inside ~artfortl Com- tent Income. Full Training. Com- W demeyer·a· AuctJon Service, . . ' MEDICAL BilliNG. Earn Excel- lnt!>tail304-895-3474 evenings. One month's 'FREE' Internet Al: 288 Uppar River Road, GallipoH&. BualftMI Opportunity S$ Auto Loqna, Personal Loans, Debt ConsoJidatlor,, Mortgagaa Gallpollt Ceroor Colllve , (Caroera Claoa To Home} · · CollTodayl740.44&-4367, 1-8()0.214·0452, Reg 190-05·127"8. Tranaponatlon Is A Must. Apply f7893, wv 1338; 740-992·9707• . Business Tralnlnl!l . cai Home Health Agency. Train· lng Available, Good Pay. Rellabla m\lhlty Building each Saturday beQ~ning January 8, Sam·? F.o r . 140 CN~. PCA & LPN Positions For A LO· Bib Moodlspaugh Auctioneering· corilptete auction service. Buy a~ sell estates. Ohio License ., . . .. . lmineOiate Openings · For Auction , and Flea Markel ' 210 Travel rfalt-TIItll X·Aay Tech For A MO· blie X-R1y Company Evenings lnd Weekends. Call I·B00·999· ,j709. Home Bualnns. Work Flexible <Ill O'Bieness ~emorial Hospital has lmmedlale opeobip. We· offer a very COqtpetltl:ve 18Jary' na1e 81 well as exceUeot educatloo aod other. health related beoeftts. MUst h8've a - current0blo liceose.. 1-2 yean experteoc:e prefermt. . Appl.c:atloas c:ao be picked up Ia the Humao Reso~s Departmeot, 55 Hospital Drive, :Atheos, ·Oblo 45701. For laformatloa call (740) 592~9227. .• ;., EO~ . . ' ·JopcOirogntt.ntt i · w.... .. Ft.t-tlme sacratary for local c)\urch, 3 mornings ptr weak, computer akHist reply . to 5. bantatn roosters, 7•0·992· _21_4_9_ . --------.1 1 12 • 8 W k Old p ' 88 uppoo,' "UI1ralllln Shepherd, 112 Border Collie, . . 7il0·388·98<10. BBagla &Terrier mix puppies, 8 woeko old . 740-985·3884 even· 8 Auto TechniCian 5 Years· Expert· · B)ack Chow Puppy, Fe mare, 12 once Auto Mechanic 2 Years Ex- POSTAL JOBS Up To $17.2t ilk Weeks Old, To Good Home Only, ' perlance, Aaja 6f Pay Is Negotl· Quarant~ed Hire. For Appl1catk>n 740-441-Q118. ablt Hours ll A.M. To 8 P.M. Paid And Exam tnformatlon .Call8 A.M. Holidays. Apply in Parson At 9 P.M. M·F 1-888-81!8·5827 Ext. L~st: mlxtd breed dog, black and Aulo Service, Bidwell, OH 458 24-1007. btown, green collar, 740·992· Phone 7~0-388·9516, Jf, 2046. Have No Variable Exparienee 'Prlvall Stnar with Elderly. Refer· Pleaea Don'l Apply. encoa & E•porlence. (304)273Mala Breeding Ago, Dwar1 Rabbit, !5384. • 740-388·&123. AVONI All Areasl To Buy or SOH. DlOLOGICTECHHOLOOJST Sh011y Spoors, 304-87!>1429. • · RA MW.iature Dachshund mh1; female Jackaon General Hoapltal has an ~ow lab mix : female shepherd/ A~ Products: Start your own In· opening for two full time RadiOio· Office Hours 110 H!lp 825 Th<d A'lllrtUI GaHIX>Jia, OH 45631 Giveaway Mon. 10-3 Thuis. 10-3 -740-992-6491 ron #1-800-750-0750 l· Equal Housing . Comi8ftmenta 'j'aken Tue & Wed II :00 am· to 5:00 pm Thur 12:00 pm to 2:30pm Or By Appointment CaD (740)992-9707 or (740} 989-2623 99 Beech St. Middle rt Ohio 45760 · Needs ' ' Send Resume to: fllchard W. Clay-you need to get f'¥lld ol the Family Law Master In 1r4 days-to answer 10 Qur Clvorce· so we can set a court date. SeJ:Uors, disabled, handicapped Range, refrigerator, A/C, on-site . I laundry, community room, 24 hour ·' maintenance provided. Call or Come By Our Office Located At 2070 St. Rt. 124 nl.i) . 95~ To St . to Per Milo · All MHeal We Supply: Plates, Ptr· m1t,, C&l Insurance, Comdate 'a..Jiflcatlono must lndUdO: . FWI Card W /Advenee•. Fuel & ErllfVOile, ~. Caoing Road Taxes. No Age Rtatrtctlona and Provldt Quality Care. Od'Wlur Equlpmoint. Flatbld•.No Offo<t Top Salary Commanauroto, Fd;Ncr Dlopatch. Call Don At ' t with txperlence. Bantfi1s lnciudo 1109:821·243'1. <101 K. Hoelth I Lito lnour..,.,., Part·limt Babysitter· needed 3d/ Mileage. Sand Reouma & Sallry w~ In my Apple Gorwt,WV, homt Hltory to : ~SIUHC. PO Box for toddler. May caiiJnr leave 1042 Proctorville, Ohio 458119 rnoAago/(304)678-9955. " · . EOE GillpoiJa Dally Tribune. RE: Advwtlalng SaJoo Rep 9100.5:3(). 1 Bedroom Apartment '· Grou Rtvt· Suceesat 80% Of 320 Mobile Homes lor Sale FINANCIAL 493-4888 EXT. 8509. Quality clothing and hou&ehold !tfihs. $1.00 bag sale every 'Qlursday. Monday thru Saturday • ·.' taking Applications For .. "'ot. Plumbing ..... Help Went.d Owner Operatora • Buller Tructllng Company H11 Your Aoad To ·--RN ·~~ ' llllmldioto ClponJng tor FT, RN ~in Galla COUnty. 'Must have good Communication li<lUs ' Must have goo<1 di'Mng record & Provldo own 'ltansportation 'Must have ability to boa TEAM . player • New.To YoU Thrift Shoppe 9 West Stimson, Ailltns · ' 740-592-1B'I2 Water's Edge Of Syracuse . . We Have for Rent ' 110 For Wtl Eltablilhocl Local Co. SERVING TRI.COUNTY AAEA Wtly walt? Start m11tlng Ohio sihgles tonigl:lt . Call ton free 1· Apertmenta Help W1nt8d ADVEIITISINQ • SALES REPRESENTATIVE 30' Announcements Public Noll~ Public Notice .I DATING Elll. 9?35. ' I 1:10 ~~g~~~~e;~?r~;,~,16~~~~!.P~~~~ ; 1o ws, : Anchors , .Water Heaters . t : Plumbing & Electrical Parts. Fur· ,. . ~~c~~e &H~~~t ;~:~:.· ~:;.~~~~~·: ; Appliances : Reconaltloned washers, Dryers. Ranges, Aetrl· grators, 90 Day Guarancaal French City Maytag, 740·446· . •I 9416. New 9M7 ste~l garage door. lnsu- • : lated. new prieS S544 . asking " , $350. 304-773·6198. : I 7795. 81by· btd, atrolltr, car eeat, . • New GAHS School Coat Size L, : ' awing, hlih chair, we~ktr 304· Nam~ Can Be Added $65, Phone: ,_ : 8752801 . _7<10_·446_·_23_1_6~ ·----- ! For Sale: Recondit ioned wish· eft. dryers and refrigerator• . Thompsons Appliance . 3407 1 New Millenlum Dietl Eel All Day ,. : And Melt Away, Call Tr~cy At• • 740..441-1982. :: Jacf<s9n Avenue, (304)675·7388. • Queen stze Mattress/Box ;. : Spr ings, Flexess Steel Couch, • , OLII GOOD USED A::i,~,~=:~~~ pulls to Queen Size Bed. llv· • , Washer11, dryers •• r _lngRogm . Chair . .All excell~nt : : ranQ'es . Skaggs Appliances, . shape.kf3041675-1687 . ; , Vlna Slreet, Call 740· 446· 7398, 1·688·818-1)128. . . RESIDENTIAL HOME OWNERS , ', ' • New And Used Furniture Store a br mobile homo $250. por. mon. Below Holiday Inn Kanauga. Day ~~~~aac:~sH, 1J1 fl~~ir~~~~s9, ~~ ;.ae~ ,: :' lui Rlvtr VIew. 018t . wat1r ~sewer paid, no pets, rei. ~lrtd 304-875-198f . Heat Pump & Air Conditioni ng t : Syatams Free B Year Parts & La· • 1 bor Warranty Bennetts Healing & ~ , Beds, Bunk Bflds, Beds, Dress· · trl, Couchea, Dlntttea. Stop And Loo k 7"" .... .., .. 782 2BA Trailer. Sto\le and Refrlgera· • ~~ . tor. new h.Jrnact, central air, waah_er a~ d~r ~ok-ups: Quilt · locauon . No pets. Propane In· R&D'' Used Furniture Great Secluded. Second trailer on left on ttctlotl, Priced To ·Sell! Aoulh Ferrell Dr. of camp COnley And Browse." Corner Of Route 7 $ Btdrooma, Slovo & Rafrigeratoi Wosbor $95; Ory11 $95( Rango $95: Rtlrlgerotor 1175: Rtfrlgora· tor Llko Now $350; Woohtr $205< lrlok Homo tor Ront 3 bedroom&. bllh. 3 Retoroncat an<I"Dspo&lt. (7<10!-4*0122 Sklggs Appliancto. 78 Vlnt Stroll, GalilpoNt. 74o-440·7396, t-88H1H128. . ;,.;;;_,;;,;;.;.;,;_,...----- ' Dr)'l(l 1205; 1 Yetr WArranty, ' AOIYs Gun Shop, 740·742-84 t2. Self· Repelled Lawn Boy Push: : Mower. SlOO : 2 Weedaaltrs , ' , $100 For Both ; Small. Freuer, • , & AddiSon Plkt, 'Wt Buy Furnl· ture' 740-387.0280. Furnished, $300/Mo.: tiSO De· poalt, Sttte Route ~8. Gtlllpoi~. 7~·9081. : ' . ·com• Rd. $300 month plus deposita. . Cooling, 1-800.872-5967. $75: 740·387- 7576 , 740·289·: . 1933. . • • SOCIAL SECURITY DiSABiliTY • : ~ Claim Denied? We Specialize In " • Appeals And Hurlng1. FREE • • CONSULTATION . Senelll Team "'' Service•, Inc. Toll-Free; 1·888· ! ' 838-4052. ' -· • • �• • . ,. ~~pge~a~ ~·~Thl~~o·~~~~iSe~nd~~~~~~==~==~~~~==:Jii~~iiiiPi~~WMWiioiyi,~iii~iipoiM\iiOhj;~iiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiwi iii' idai~i~~Ja~niueii~i i i'~ioi+io i 4 540 Ma-lllneoua Merctllnc:IIH Public Node• Thollnglon FUOI Oil ~-. 70.000 BTU a- · Old. s:~e0, 7o~Dozse. . &318, Toolo I Socl<otl wiTOOI BOX. $75 piUI AetftargatQ Orlll wJCaH & 8CC:.IIOriea. AIIO SuperNinten · de> $50. (300)875-44511. Coo* aut No. No. ON CII I 0 0 U 0 1 ·1 3 , BrIck Procurement, Alreedr Under Coe*Kt u..1. IDulhem 1..&11* -. -by t Bide .......... Contr.ct No. 01-ootl· ...... • IOOIII01.0Z: 8nl Utlllllee ConlriCt No. 01-ootllOll 5101<03: Oenat al .,.._ Conlract No. 08-ooll· 1008101-CK: III8MNy Conlract No. 01-0011· 1008101-CIII: R-ng Contract No. 01·0011· 1001101·08: . Alurnlnurn Entrenceo, Win-•, o._ A Glll:dng Contract No. 01·0011· IOOIIOJ-07: l'ood Service E t = t No. 01.0011· 11008101·08: c;aaework (Ubrary and Science) Contract No. 01·0011· 1001101·01: Plumlilng ad Fire ProtiCIIon Contract No. 08•0018· 11006101·10: HVAC . Contract No, -08·0018· 1001101·11: Ellclrlcal Contract No. 01'· 0018· 1001101·12: Technology until Bid Date of February 3, 21)00 at 4:00 p.m. (local ttandard tlmt), whan they will be openld and react. 3. Bidding Documanto may be obtained tr0111 thl Conatrucllon Mana,ar by Prima Blddero only, upon rocalpt of a chtck, which Ia refundable, In the amount .of $200.00. .Chacka ahall be mad• payablt to the Southern Local. School Dlatrlct and forwardtd to lht Conatructlon Manager. Upon receipt of e r.cjueat, acc0111panlad by a depotlt · •• named above, the Conatructlon Manager will forward cop111 of bidding documante to thl bidder. 4. Shipping ·chargeo for all bidding document• aro non-refundable and are to be paid .yla a aeparate check In tha amounl of $25.00, alto.made out to the ' Southern Local School l)latrlct and forwarded to the Conolrucllon Manager with the .depoalt checik. 5. lntereatad blddero ahould contact Tammy Smith ·a t (114) 442-0500 or und dapoalt chiCk dlracny to the Quandel Group Inc., 3518 Rlverolda Drive, Suite' 101, Columbue, OH 43221 .' No mora than th'" (3) 1e11 wltl be · provided on a refundable baolo lo a Bidder. Depoall will be refunded to P,lmt Blddaro only who return their drawing• within flftnn (15) daya ollhl bid opening and tubmlt 1 bonafide bid par Article 1.10 of the lnatructlono to Bldd~n .. 8. The Contract Documento rnay be rtvlawtd for bidding purpooa without charge during bue(nen houro at thelollowlnglocltlona: Archltact'l OffiCI: , . Marr Knapp Crawllo Anoclatee, Inc: New Philadelphia, 0111o Owner Office: Southern Local School Dlatrlct Board, Raclna, Ohio Conatructl. o~ Manager'• Otnc•: · The Quandel Group, Inc., Columbua, Ohio F.W. Dodge Plan Roomo In thl fallowing ciiiH: · •Cinclnnetl, Ohio (411202· 8001 ), The Grand Baldwin Building, 655 Eden Park Drive, Suite 515 •lndapendence, · Ohio (44131), 8200 Rockalda Wooda Blvd. (Cleveland) •Columbuo, Ohio (432111073), 1175 Dublin Road •Dayton, Ohio (45431), 3077 Katte;lng Boulivard, Pol nt Waot Office Park, .Sulte301 •Tolado, Ohio (43623), 3130 Suntoraot Coun, P.O. Southem~llchool Dlttrfct Board R.clna, Melli• Each; While WhirlpOol Dryer $50; Call After 5:30 P.M. 740-44&· In accordance with th• p r • w 1 n 11, and Wtlllt Wl\lrlpool Walhtr $75: 2 Whitt Whirlpool Dryers $65 550 Sptc:!~C::;!by: Building Supp!lel · ~Inc. Block, brick, sewer pipes, wind· ows, lintels, etc. Claude Winters, Rio Grando , PH Call 740·245· 5121 . 560. .Pets for Sale 3 Golden Retr iever pups. 2 fe· mates, 1 mate AKC rag. wl pa· pars have haH 2nd shots 304· . 27~. AKC Registered Cocker Spitniel ' I Pupploo, 3 BlOnde, 2 Black, Ask· lng $250, Each 740-4A1-o996, AI· ler4~ P.M. AKC ReGistered male Black lab. Pup. 7mo's, Has had training! (7<10) liB 0080 For Sale: Four year old Olde Eng~ liah Bulldog AKC Registered While ahd Brendel. $750.00 wllh cage. (7<10)-4-46-4548 Looking for lemaie longhair Cachshund to breed, Please call 7~·20551eaYB message. Old English Sheep Dog Puppies. AKC. Femalt'S $550 . Males $500. (304)273-2131, Altar 5PM. FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK 610 Fai'ITI Equipment 12' transport dlac; soo gallon crop sprayer, electric controls; 740-992·7302 aftar 6:30pm. t04 Fair Avenue NE P.O. Box 1002 New Philadelphia, Ohio 44e83 ' Phone: (814) Mll-2119 Fu: (814) 11'113301 The Conatructlon Managtr lor the PtoJICIIa: The Quandtl Group, Inc. 3511 Rlvanldl Drive Bulla 101 Columbua, Ohio 43221 PhOn•: {740) 442-0100 Fu: (740) 442-0101 www.qulindal.com 2. Any propooad Equal lor a Standard ohall be aubmlttld to the Archltact no later than tan '(10) dayo prior to the bid 0 penlng. If no Addtnda lo lnued In uaoclatlon with tht Bidder'• requaot, the propo11d Equal ol)ell bo conaldarad rojtctld. Saaltd bldt will be rocalvad tor: Phln 1 . Contract No. 08·0088· 9008801·01, Sltawor\c, Alra•dy Under Contract 720 Trucks lor Sale 1972 Ford , 112 "{on, V-8. Au· tomalic, A/C, 67 ,585/ml\ea, ga· rage kept, Great condition. lnlor· ma11on Call:· 740-379-2601. ·1979 F-250 400 Engine Great Work Truck $1 ,200, 740-245· .1954 Johri Deere 50, goDd .origl· . 9498. nat tractor, new re<1r t1r11, runs 1990 Ford Ranger XlT, V-6,. 5· good. $1750, 740-7ol2-~ . 630 Livestock 2 Year Old Registered Paint Filly, Chestnut & White, 740-388-9130. 6 Month Old Miniature Horse. $200 OBO 740-256·1233. Hay & Grain 640 Lease Disaster Tobacco Poundage 2,000 Pounds, 740· 446· 1052. Straw: Bright Wire Tie Straw Year 'Round Delivery & Volume Dis· count Available. Herilage Farm, (304)6711-5724. TRANSPORTATION 71 o Autoe for Sale CARS $100, $500 & UP. POLICE IMPOUND. Honda's Toyota's, Chavys, JeeP.$, And Sport Utilities. Call Nciwl 800·772·7470; • EXT. 7832. 1983 Chrysler 5th Avenue, $500. 1983 Olds Regency, $800. 1987 Fon:l Eocort $500. (304)6711-1935. Speed, 2WD, AC-PS·PB· Topper, 104K Milas. $3,000. Good Condl· lk>n. (304)372-9240. 1991 Ford ExpiQ<or 5 Speed, High Mileage, Runs Great Good Work Or School Vahiele, 740-388·9673. 1991 S-1o ChevrOlet Fiberglass Topper, Autpm . 83.000 mites. $3,500.00. (740)·251>6434 1993 Ford Ranger Splash, 4 cyl, 5 sp., 90,000 miles: excellent oondiJ' liOn, $5900. 740·992·1182 or 304; · 773-5305. 1995 XlT Ford. F250. Power ·Stroke, 2WC, Limited Slip Rearend. 64,000 miles. $18,000. !f41882·2159. 199B 5-10 21 ,000 Miles $6,295; 1991 S·10 Durang<>AIC. $2,795:' 1988 5·10 Aulo V•6 AIC $2,195. Cook MotoiS. 740-448-0103. 730 Vans & 4-WDs 1~86 Medium Sized Blazer 41C4, 6 Cylinder, , Runs Good; Looks · Good , $3.500, 740·357·7576, 740.289-1933.' 1989 s-10 R~d Automatic, Tinted 1984 Oldsmobile Cutlass Su• · Windows.• 80,000. Mles, 4x4, PoW· preme. Runs Goodflooks Fair. er Steering, Power Brakes, 740- $700. (304)675·3711. 379-2798. 1986 Trans-Am 350, Automatic, Good Condition, $1,995. 7-t0- 1998 Toyota Tomacma 41C4, 5 44&-0390. 1989 Pontiac Sunbird, automatic, 4 cylinder, 4 door, looks good, runs goad, $900; 1990 Dodge Grand Caravan, 3.3 V-6, automat· ic, runs gOOd, ·loo~s go.Od, $.1400. M&J AldO, Vinlon, Ott 740-388-9693 or 740-742-2370. 1991 Chevy Beretta, 4 cylinder, runs and drives goad, $1250 > Speed, 33,000 Miles $13,BOO; 1997 Toyola RV4 22000 Miles, · loaded. Aulornallc, $14,700, OBO 740-44 Hl118. 94 Foro F 350, 4><4, lui~ loaded & more, new tiru & Wheels, S16,000 OBO; 86 F 150 2 wheel drive, $2,000 080. 740-992-5532. 740 Motorcycles 1993 Yamaha Blaster 200 Barred 30 Over. Good Condition, Need OBO, call 740·992·3180 afler _ ___ To Solll $1,200 OBO, 339·0819 NOI Available leave M,_ge. . 1993 Ford Probe , silver, good ....-.. $4!100, 740.992-7727. 1998 Honda 300 Ex ~rwheeler <lpm. 1~93 ...,....;._ • Runs Well. .Good Shape: $2,ooo.oo 740·445·1271 aflor G·oo Mtlro 2 Doors, Red 1:00Pm. Box8511 •Charlnton, Weal VIrginia (25302), 40S Capitol StrHI 1998 Kawo•akl Bayou 300, 2 wd, and the following additional ridden verv llnte, sharp, red, tllle 8222. . plan roomo: IIYallable, $2,800, 304·773·5656. •AIIIId Conolructlon, 1010 199,. Cavalier, 2DR, 4 Cyl., 5 Auto Parts & . Vale Avenil•, Cincinnati, 7~ Spd .. CD.. Piayer, AIC. $3500, Ohio 452111 Accessories OBO (300)675-6693. •Dodga!Scln, Bank Ona Budget Priced Transmlsalo'na A.ll Building, · 3rd Floor, 1255 199-4 Z-28. Hops. ,chrome rima, 'fYpea, Access To Over. 1o,ooo Flowmaster 8Khaust, ale, amllm Euclid, Cleveland, Ohio Tranamlaalons, CVC Joints, 740· casseue, $9,000 OBO, call 740· 44115 245-5677. 742-3)35.. •The Bulldert Exchanga; Suite One Conotructlon 790 Campera & 1995 Camara, v~6 automatic, Clnttr, 811 Keynote Clrcla, custom show car, custom wheats Motor Homea ·· Clavaland, Ohio 44131 and dash, black; 71,167 miles, minor front damage, runs and •The Bulldera Exchange 1983 Resort Camper Fully COn· drives, 8sklng $5100, 740·992talned, Excehnt Condition, New of Clllrtrol Ohio, 1175 Dublin 1soe days or 740-949-2644 Air Condl\lonlng, Batters And ·.Road, Ohio 43215 evenings and weekends. Tlr... $3,500, 740-388-8859. •DaytO'n ' Bulldtra Exchange, 1077 Embury 1995 Ford Mustang, V-6 , aUto, Wanted ; 8 Foot Truck Camper, 37,000 miles, white with gray In· Good COndlllon, 740-25H038. ·. Park Road, Dayton, Ohio 45414 leriOr, lronl d81)1ago, $3,700, 740992·1508' days, 740·949·2844 •Bulldara Exchange of SERVICES ewt/Weekends. Eaat Ctntral Ohio, 2521 34th Street NE, Canlon, 1996 POntiac Grand Am, SE SeOhio. 44701 · Home dan, 4 Speed, AUIOmallc, 21 ,ooo 810 Cantraf Dhlo Minority· Miles, Excellent · Condition, lmprovementll· $9,500, 740-387·7609. With Grey Cloth Interior, Automatic; AIC, 37 ,OOOK. Runs &· Looks Great! $2,850, 740-44.6 · 1998 Pontiac Flrtblrd Tr~na-Am. 2 dr, 1·!01)&, .17000 mles, auto, cd, silver metallic with dark pewter . leather, right front suspension -·. BASEM~NT ' WATERPROOFING .. To plo<e un odCall992·2156 50 Yrs. Combined Experience Honest & Reliable Free Estimates Se · C't' mor 1 IZens Discount ttl-1945 667--"" St. Rt. 7 Tuppers Plains, OH 740-985-3813 Sprl11 DtvtlopMnl ·s.-.1 1 1/2" Water Pipe $41.00 per hundred ft. pounds: Honda's 72Q Truck• for S.le Whatl Drive, 112Ton, $4, 700.; 1982, 300 SO Mtrcedes, Auto.. Fuii· Pkg. :rurbo, fi Cyl., Newly Residential or commercial wltlflb, new urvict or repairs . Maltfi U· censed ·electrician. Rklenour 2897. 1788. Quality Driveways, Sidewalks, Patios Complete Garages: masonary/wood . 25 yrs experience · Free Estimates ' 740-949·2217 ' Sizes sr x 10' ' to 10' x 30' Hours 740-742-8015 877-.353-72221tolllree) ·7:00AM- 8 PM 2/4/tt 1 mo, pd. IIIlTH'S CONSTRUCTION. lte Winter, So Don' Put OD'Tbolle Ineide Jobs Any Longer. . . Call Today! · ' """"""nr ..,....1111. 1llii..., lhMI....,., ........ ........ bftrvpitytoiiiiiiOmlyh.r.t b• · .• - - . cndiJan, Apon111 P'!llhr..;. J111!1111r, ~ • •....,.. llf'IIIIIY, for Ws or hor lndudo ca., a holl!l; dolhas, and lloosohald iJOOds. You Pass Pass Pass · 'William Safranek, Attorney • YORE LUNCH AN'·~ ()JIIo .... CREDit , .No Credit • SIOVI Credit • Blnkruptcy •Roam ocldlllono • Remodollng ' ' R-Po • Dlvordld :NtwGI<IgH •EJectrlcal & Pbnblng •Roofing • Gullarl •VInyl Siding • Pllntlng •Pallo & Pcrcb Dacb • WOIIYIII!Il • " • NCI EmbM'a~... You're 1'rNttld with Reapectl ... ••• V.C. YOUNG Ill ' ,, -992·6215 882-2763 Pomlroy, Ohio I 22 ~,... Loc<JI · Public Notice Admlnlotratlon, 815 Etit Mound Sli..t, Columbut, Olllo43205 , •Ohio Vallay Con.trucdon Ernployert Council, 21 .Armory Drive, Wha•llng, WV211003 ·· . 7. A pre·bld maetlng will be hald .<>n January 20, 2000, at 4:00 p.m. 11 the toiiOwlngloclltlon: Southlm Local School ~~- Office Racine, Ohio • Mllga · HfWIRD EXCAVATING CO. ....... •a BuUdo...,. & Bacldaoe Service• Houae & Trailer Siieo Land Clearing & Grading . Septic Syalenu & Utilidea 8. The Ownar renrvoa the riiJhl to.ra~ any or all blda and to walva. any or all lrragularlllet, rnletakea, omlaalona or lnformallllea rallltlvo tharelo. All queotlono panal~lng to aecurlng Contract Documento, _Blddar·a. Llol, ate. ohall be dlreotad to Tammy Smith, Tile Quandol Group, Inc. 3518 Rlvaralde Drive, Sulta101, Colurnbua, OH 43221 (814) 442-0100. Owntr: Southern Local School Dl8tnct (1} 9, 10, 11, 12, 16, 17, 18, 18,23,24,25,26 12TC __..;,P..;,u;;;b,;,;ll.:.c,;,;N:.:o:;::tl.:.c;:.e__ NOTICE TO BIDDERS lealld propoeela will be rectlved by the Board of Education of the Mtlge Local Scl!ool Dlttrlcl of Po..,.roy, Ohio, at the •Tratuunr'• Office untll1:00 P.M. on Tlluraday, February 3, 2000, and at that tlma• opel)ld by 1M Traaourar of Nld Board lor one (1) new alxly (10) paa11nger handicapped accaaalble acl;lqol bua. Spaclllcallono and lnetructlon• to blddara may .1M obtained at the office otthe T,.....,..., 320 E. Main Slreat, Pomaroy, · Ohio 45788 or by calling (740) 112-51110. \ By order of Malga Local Board of J!ducallon . . Cindy J. -Rhonamuo, TrMourer · (1) 5, 12,19 3TC' (740) 992·3131 503 Mill Street Middleport. Ohio Cpmaanfl Cback uaOut Houre: Moo & Ttie 9 to 3 Cloeed Wednesdays Thuro & Fri 9 to 3 · Saturday• 10 to 2 Closed Sunda RUTLAND Club Bingo On ATS:30 P.M. Main St., Pomeroy,OH Paying $80.00 par game S300.oo Coverall · $&00..00 Sttl.rburat Progreallve top line. Lie. I oo.so · n~- SAYRE TRUCKING Hauling Umeatone & Gravel R•ionsble Rein Joe 1'1· Sayre 740-t42·2138 3/11/99TFN Now; Renting High & Dr.y S•II~Storat 33795 Irdand Rd. Porft,eroy,' Ohio .· 7.40-992-5212 •• W6WII[Dnl 740-742-3311 1-888-816·9609 BISSELl IIILDIIS, INC. New Homes • Vinyl Siding • New G11rages •Replacemenl Windows •Room Additions •Roofing '-UCW . . RISIDIIIIW. FREE ESTIMATES ' \. fi I . 1 . · ' c An Mabs Trattor & Eqodp-nt Pa:rte Factory Autloorhed • Cue-IH Pa:rte ... .... Deode'rs; 11100 St. Rl. 1 Soutll , ., - ~.QH 45~ Sewing MIChln• & \laci::uum Cl•ner . R•lra We make bouse aU1 0 N c • CONCRETE • BACKHOE ~EBVICES • MASONRY • BOBCAT SERVICES 8 E T FREE ESTIMATES ....., ... FULLY INSURED E Briaa Mom-/ Rae;,..,, Olio (740) 985-31148 ·. ' • PalntlnQ ~ Pli.IR'II!Ing Free Estimates JoaephJacke ' . . . ' BneaUWip-,11 dlllnred dlnctly to . your·door '· y Call 881-2118 IWEDNESDAY . EXCAVATIItG · I ' 99Z-3470 . . ,)' . ·:·cellular ·J·eff Warner .lns.rl. . 992-5479 S~op In And See ,, ,l·. · Steve Riffle Sales ,Re-pt:cscnta,tilie ..; . · 8 Glva-- whll1 Larry Schey · ... :: r.AI®oOnpll 'I .. .• }- . . disappointed you coul4 now do an cover as time goes by. about face. . , . LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Be extra , PISCES (Feb . •20-~rch 20) anenlive loday 10 wha1's ~ing said Make cOndllions 1ha1 influence yo~r when oul wilh pals a1 a luncheon or reputation, finances or sla1us ore galhcrins. Sound bils from ..,.ial 'Yb~y; Jtn. 2000 . . you<cpf)lf!OIO<JIOIS today. 1be'aspeels1 affilialions Could provide yoq Wilh Advancement ud l:f'COiniliori . i n look especially favorable for you in valuable informaljon: ' . . ~hcsen lield,of endeavor is a. 1hese 1hree areas. · VIRGO '(Aug. 23-SCpt. 22) The ·poosibility for you in lhc-year , ARIES ,(March 21-Aprll 19) Try kindness of a family member or one . Thio. may be' due lo ·lomo 10 sele<l t><livilies lha1 Slimulalc your of1heir conlaciS could hcnefil yoo in llllj•trnenll you rnab for im.Jinllion and allow you to ~ork an unusual way .today~ What tranwith your hand and mind collcc~ivespires, howeVer, wiJI occur with min(~leG.' 22-Jan. 19) · • ly. Crcalive invofvoments Will prov'c imum fanfare. · LIBRA(Sepl. 23-0ct 23) Oet out lobe mosl plea•urable for yuu looay. ,.lly · up founda1ion 1oday ' TAURUS .(April 20·May 20) If tndilartmoving"'1"'ndtoday,espe· 1: reaotdina •o lhoit has been ' been having lroii\>IC fin. d in& cielly if you:~elieen a bit bored lateyou've flr!l. lor ~omJ olme, you l..'lbanlina lome klnd1 of , mercWandise you're ly. An outing' lo a110w venue where should be 6 to nap lhl deiilld 111\lkinf. f<llh>w • couple of nflhCal • you can ... fresh races arid sialtls l =(fooaltforwhlaltyou1YJII!Ien leal• I~· 'f'hn>Ufh fUIII do.-livc ........ provo invigorillns. : .1 { . .Know ..._ 10 looCdor ~ yaull·urouver 1M 11&111 at ¥tour SCORI'IO (Ott. 24-Nov. 22J Your ~llimaiiee lid 'you'll n-.. li. ne pnce. · , ., efforts 11 work C:on prove to be ~ ln:*IIY GEMINI (Mpy 21 •lune 20) Don'l ' exceptionally ~;<,warding 1oday, '" it ,.,..., which siP• ~ romanlicolly be surptiHd if you begin seei~B sisbchOoV.S you 1o pul oul a lillie eK11'1. :;,.rr.ct for YDL Moll $2.7510 Malchnillo ol' increued populanl)' todll)l. The wheel is lumina and ·il coilld be r:m*• c/o lhlo aewllpllplr, P.O. Box lmpo.-1 c:oodllionl an; in 1ho offina ' '· younum 10 cuh in. ." . •,1751, MIIIDY Hill Slatloa, New where )IOU< oociallife f• eoilcemed. , 1 SAGITIARIUS (Nov, 2Mltc . !iYork, NY lotJ6, ' , r •· CANCER (Juoe 21-luly 22l Take 21) Ven1ure•·oi' enrerpri•e.• 1ha!'you W AQUAitltiS (Jan. 20-feb. 19) ' oclvanlqeofanysmollopport~nilin eilher' origil\alc or mana1c could ;~ yau wwe donlod coopeialion lhot come your · way whcrc your prove 10 be luckier for ynu lhiln usil• ·pn,vl(IUoly, )'00! 111culd now ljnd 1ho . '• win Ia co~~a~IM<I l<iday. Lillie lhinp ·alloday. Think Ilia. so ycou can yield "· "--ed oUoDort nactoo.y for -wliot could mean 1 101. which YCJ!l'll disbil· yoalllled. S.venl ~who ..... \3; •' 10 Cloth llelt 11 Duration 12 Ginger coolde". 19..t.lrcrattornan v 21 Small hole ' 22 Bullfighter 23 Attack , 24 Footbllll . ; coachTom- 25 Snack • ~- -, Brute" .. 27Tory'oloe 28 Want by car 30War aod 31 Towel word : 'S7 Fedora, e.g. .. 36 ~ Holel. :. 40 ~"""' In a kll " 4.1 Night blrdo ., 42Ado111Cenl 43 Former Yupl.. lel'der , 45 River In Franca 48 Unlta ol Slarneoe , currency 47o.d 4t0reek le50 Skip ........ on water 520raaH 53 Guided ~ , .. .. :: • CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos COiobrity CiphorCI'/PIOOfiiiM ""',_!rom_. by ........ Ech ,letleiln I'll standllof lllOINf. TQn clw: E ~And preNnt 'J M X WH ' SS ·UWA cipher .. . . ., FXR'N MOBF Y H S S A' .B D • HFLXOOXNN NE "~ YHVXN, J M W H ' N WJF R 8 Y, " LA FiT?· P a w R , ,. o R v w H o PREVIOUS SOLUTION: ,'Their holels are bad. Their pumpkin pies are delicious: Their poelry Is nol so good.'- Edg_ar Allan Poe, on Boslonians. x J •. , ·' I EBERAW I ~;. . ;t:_ ; K,.:.;.(. :.;.j--ll ~ 1-..,.;' .-------.... . -I-I~~~, 11I~ I I .. I · . ...,..:..S..;Q,..:E:.,.;U:;_;,..T ._ e and ' a 11-notot 26 . .....J L-J.._J.__J.._J._.;...J. WICK'S HfiQLIItCI -. t.ALUii 7 .Grown girl pral.. 4 Pinch 5 Ecori. Indicator 8 Hun)ar . · .. Human nature is strange. · ·Wars, earthquakes, famine are not as catastrophic as the fir5t dent on a ..... •. I: I1--rlgl-rl..;_.;_,;I,..._;;:.I.;..:.,.1--l e RESIDENTIAU/////1//ICOMMERCIAL JACKS ROOFING I CONSTRumON· 1 Smell amount (olotraw) 2 Church court 3 SgniJI of L-_.-.L--JL.,-.L--J~ P/8 CONTRACTORS, INC. DIPDYIU ,..,.. DOWN C U R. E C A Sand*Topsoii*Fill Dirt*Mulch Bulldozer services · . • Siding • Drywall : ' OHIO 48120 • , 20 Yrs. Exp. • Ins. Owner: Ronnie J(His Hal,lling*Umestone*Gravel Nev/ Roofs • Repalril • • COating • Glittera . . '. 1185 U73 .i E, : (740) 367·0266 •Tf\ft' • p.eft\0"'•' 1·800·950·3359 • ~U't' (No Sunday Calls) ·Aamodallng ESTiMATEs · . THAT- '(0\.1 I'IU!.T 11.4.114TAilol THAT 1\VER.NOE IN PERPE.TU IT·' (. •ToP 740·9t2·764J :740-742-4418 FREE ·~" (2 wdo.) 28-Jaulca Parker · 320nlorlhl, 33SielpnoiH 34 Rutile otltp 35 Office machine 36 Much larger 'S7 Olivia de Havilland Pass Good Clean Cars • Garagee • •Complete . "'·a.· EA$tV Pl'\RT. THE. ONTRKT ~TIPULATE·$ TREE SERVICE CAR SALE$ mo. Stop"·eomp.re ETTIN(o . 'ftlUR ...VE~E UP TO wAs THE lORD.' · truCk • Pomeroy Eagles Thursdays lI Bargain Outlet Th..lft Store , trL n 21 Endleoo 25 lthtca'l place Eul · Pus Pass By Phillip Aldelr If you asked aficionados to name the best-ever player-writer, Englishman Terence Reese would probably come out on lop. He learned bridge ,when 7 years old, being.taught by his parenls, who had met al a whisl dri. ve. He wrote many excellenl books for experts and was a ·superb techni· cian at the table. Reese dldn 't suffer fools gladly -aRd was quick to rush into print if he read something with whic~ he did not agree. His review of ' 'Contract Bridge in 20 Lessons" was "This author should hasten to take . them." As you can tell, Reese had a . very dry sense of humor. and he loved soccer. . In this deal. Reese was in a lay· down five cluos. Yet as it was a pairs evon1, an overtrick would ·be valu· able. West led the spade six. How w9uld you plan· the play? Leading dummy's first-bid sui1 is not a good idea. West should have selected .lhc diamond lwp. And that would surely haye held the contract II lo II lricks. Reese found a great deceptive play. He put in dummy's spade nine, but when' East covered wi1h 1he ·10. Reese ducked! It was harcl .for .Ea<l to- find 1he· licart swilch. Hi:S diamond-jack mum looked much more appealing. Reese won wilh \lis king, unblocked the 'IN PER• spade king. cashed the diamond ace, PE;'tUIT'("> .and drew trumps ending in 1he dum, my. Now. Rcese:s lasl diamond -dis· appeared on 1he spade ace. When 1he spade queen didn '1 drop, Reese ruffed a diamond in hand . l;Jappy to see 1he 3-3 split, Reese entered d~mmy with a lr~mp. 1hen discarded his hearl nine on diamond · U111 Of Water Storage Tanka • ... 58 Prlal S7 Earllaol bom Best·writer and player? . S.ptlc lo Cletem Tanka Pipe: 3" thru 8", Gas Pipe lo Res.Uiailonlf Open: · 9:D0-4:30 WHkdaya ""' " IIIII e'"P parrot 20 With It Opening lead: • 6 ~Aiml ORAINAGEsYSrEMS.INC. '· 9:0CJ..12:00 Slrturday .YOUNG'S . . CARPEITEI SEIVICE or ' ' --.YORE SUPPER'S IN TH' STEW POT ·. 4" thru 48" Plastic Culvert In Stock !Sewer • AK8 Eall Weot • Q 10 8 7 • 6, 3 2 • K 10 8 5 2 .AJ743 • J 10 6 • Qt 2 • 10 7 •J Soutli • K .4 • 9 t A K4 West prl(l F_.ll gem Vulnerable: East-West Dealer: South rallil min I For Information regafding Bankruptcy contact: 44 Ear (comb. loon) 45 Simpleton 41 Nut C1H 11 Unwholeeame 51 Crystalline 14 Gel 15 1-..n trill II tract 17 -·~= ' 54 Felli 18 New nd 55 "'*"- .Q9~~432 1111Holima4olrlwoffillnlal .1'; lllls..!IIIIIIIPaflll ..l•••of , - ·Aobulll Engine, $3,000.(304)8715- Eloctrlcal, WV00030B, 304-8111- '· 11../AS,j·t • 'i!L"fiiJG IT . ,,I . ,,.. Efllm*l . Free Eltimatea (740) 882·11 01 ' BIJT 'I .,' IS ON TH' 740-992-2088 ' •. 11!12,•"!0· ·,.:, lU~ Aaclna, Ohio 45n1 ELLIOlT$· APPLIANCE. Kanauga, Ohio F-250, H1aYy Duty 4x4 1 ;;011;::100::,·,:::1300:;::1695:::.;·388:::::;7~._ . - Low Mllooge EMCillont Condillon. 840 ·Electrical and Aller e P.M. Call 740-388·9780. Rafrlg1111tlcln GMC, 1989, Sierra. Fuii·Pkg .. 2 11l117 Ford . 5:_. H£ SAID H£ 10A1J1ED 'TO R.IT A 1!116 SMilE 0/V M"f FA<t" .. . : CONCRETE G&W PLASTICS AND SUPPLY Pllllna, 41713 CONNEaiON SL RL 7 740-985-3813 • 29870 Bashan Road Inventory Sale 10~ off All Appliances · Until van. 3.1, 2000' Proofing, all batement repair& dpne,' free esllmates, lifetime guarantee . 12yrs on job el!perl· ~~~:WWW.II\ ........ ,.,... _ .,. . J' D ACROSS ..The_.. 1 TI"NNI unju.tly 3t ~ 7 Arm pen. 41 laHbolll pJeyw 13 Anllllptlc .... - VlpOO • 8 7 5 3 YOUI SELF sTORAOE BULLETIN BOARD DEADLINE: 2:00 PM DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION! Livingston's Basement Water Ml , . . , d· · Rutland, Ohio Truck seats, car seats, headliners. truck tarps, convertible & vinyl tops, Four wheeler seats, motorcycle seats, boat covers, carpets, etc. Nlon • Frl 8:30 .'s:oo Over 40 yra .experience • New}l~mas Listings /Payment Detail Call 1- _."'""' -_Jtt A 'll' .nwr~ Ot·ll-410 • A J 9 5 • Q 6 i.•r-• .. -~~~-~ wwwsunsethome · · ROIERIIISSELL CONStRUCTION doors, windOws, baths, ,,.., •• W ..... .f ' BryaaReeves 11/281991 nD>IIe homo rapa~ and """"· For CARS ~110M $21/MO. Buy Po· lrH esllmole call Chel, 74o-H2· lice Jmpoundl /Rtpos. F"·' For 6323. . ~=7:~;:!" ~ W-prooflng. carpentry, No New Construction & Re01odellng • Kitcben Cabinets Vinyl Siding- Roofs· Decks· Garages .. HILL'S - Jeopa, And Sporl Utllllles. CAll · C&C General Home Main· NOWII 1·.80'0·772·1470; EXT.. lenence· P'lnllng, vinyl siding: 80().319-3323 X215e . ___.._ .._., , . - - _,.._.__ • .._ • ..,. TABLE Unconditional lifetime guaraniH .. Local reterences furnished . Ea- Toyota's, 633&. ·~·- • - • _.. _ • --~--------------~-----movie, liquid ' 40 742·8888 :J 111111111111111111111 II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIL.: . UH ~OliO EXPLORER SiDO I ---~-Appliance Parts Al')d Seivlce: All oao. Stized And SOiling LocaMy; Name Branda Over 25 Years Ex1-800-409-7511 Ext 9893. · perjence All Work ·ouarantted, French Clly !o!aylag, 740·446· CARS ,$100 •$500. Pollee lm· 7795. • A &.DAuto Up o sterr • Pus, ln.c G"W Plasdes NEA Cr011word Puzzle PHILLIP · ALDER "''' ~ •-• ·•-• lablithod 1975. Call '24 Hr11. (740) damage, $14,500, 740-992·1508 448·0870, 1·900·287-0578. Rog· days, 740·949·2844 eves/wee· BBIDOJ: · , ~ - The Dally Sentinel • Page B 5 : OhiO Business Services t;:::::;;.;;;;;::::::-::::::::::;:::::::~:::.=:~;:==========:::=::;:::::~· fD ITATE 01' 0110 OHIO 1CH00L MCtLmEI COI"IIJIION · NOTICI! TO IIDDelll Dl.trlot Boerd, e1 477211 ltate Roul8 124, P.O. IIOX 178, Raolna, Ohio 411711, WaiOrllne SI)Jtlal: 314 200 PSI Attn: Dennl• Hill tor lhe $2UI!S Per 100; 1• 200 PSI $37.00 Per 100; All Bra11 Com- t..t1ow:.-,. Pr•J• ct: K. 1 8chaol IIIKI fllllngt InsIION EVANS ENTEIIPIIISEI Adclltlon and 11--'iona to SouHwn High School · Ohio, 1-IICl0-537-9528 -· Public Notice • 12 1 you " Complole tho chuckle quoled by llllin; In the mlaln; words dovolcp lrom ...P Na. 3 below. PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS IN THESE SQUARES · SCfiAM.lETS ANSWIU . . .Modest· Ho1st • Valor· Haunch - CHAIRS One dummy to another: "I went loa buffet last week and the,guest's outnumbered the CHAIRS." · JANUARY 12 'I " �• • . ,. ~~pge~a~ ~·~Thl~~o·~~~~iSe~nd~~~~~~==~==~~~~==:Jii~~iiiiPi~~WMWiioiyi,~iii~iipoiM\iiOhj;~iiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiwi iii' idai~i~~Ja~niueii~i i i'~ioi+io i 4 540 Ma-lllneoua Merctllnc:IIH Public Node• Thollnglon FUOI Oil ~-. 70.000 BTU a- · Old. s:~e0, 7o~Dozse. . &318, Toolo I Socl<otl wiTOOI BOX. $75 piUI AetftargatQ Orlll wJCaH & 8CC:.IIOriea. AIIO SuperNinten · de> $50. (300)875-44511. Coo* aut No. No. ON CII I 0 0 U 0 1 ·1 3 , BrIck Procurement, Alreedr Under Coe*Kt u..1. IDulhem 1..&11* -. -by t Bide .......... Contr.ct No. 01-ootl· ...... • IOOIII01.0Z: 8nl Utlllllee ConlriCt No. 01-ootllOll 5101<03: Oenat al .,.._ Conlract No. 08-ooll· 1008101-CK: III8MNy Conlract No. 01-0011· 1008101-CIII: R-ng Contract No. 01·0011· 1001101·08: . Alurnlnurn Entrenceo, Win-•, o._ A Glll:dng Contract No. 01·0011· IOOIIOJ-07: l'ood Service E t = t No. 01.0011· 11008101·08: c;aaework (Ubrary and Science) Contract No. 01·0011· 1001101·01: Plumlilng ad Fire ProtiCIIon Contract No. 08•0018· 11006101·10: HVAC . Contract No, -08·0018· 1001101·11: Ellclrlcal Contract No. 01'· 0018· 1001101·12: Technology until Bid Date of February 3, 21)00 at 4:00 p.m. (local ttandard tlmt), whan they will be openld and react. 3. Bidding Documanto may be obtained tr0111 thl Conatrucllon Mana,ar by Prima Blddero only, upon rocalpt of a chtck, which Ia refundable, In the amount .of $200.00. .Chacka ahall be mad• payablt to the Southern Local. School Dlatrlct and forwardtd to lht Conatructlon Manager. Upon receipt of e r.cjueat, acc0111panlad by a depotlt · •• named above, the Conatructlon Manager will forward cop111 of bidding documante to thl bidder. 4. Shipping ·chargeo for all bidding document• aro non-refundable and are to be paid .yla a aeparate check In tha amounl of $25.00, alto.made out to the ' Southern Local School l)latrlct and forwarded to the Conolrucllon Manager with the .depoalt checik. 5. lntereatad blddero ahould contact Tammy Smith ·a t (114) 442-0500 or und dapoalt chiCk dlracny to the Quandel Group Inc., 3518 Rlverolda Drive, Suite' 101, Columbue, OH 43221 .' No mora than th'" (3) 1e11 wltl be · provided on a refundable baolo lo a Bidder. Depoall will be refunded to P,lmt Blddaro only who return their drawing• within flftnn (15) daya ollhl bid opening and tubmlt 1 bonafide bid par Article 1.10 of the lnatructlono to Bldd~n .. 8. The Contract Documento rnay be rtvlawtd for bidding purpooa without charge during bue(nen houro at thelollowlnglocltlona: Archltact'l OffiCI: , . Marr Knapp Crawllo Anoclatee, Inc: New Philadelphia, 0111o Owner Office: Southern Local School Dlatrlct Board, Raclna, Ohio Conatructl. o~ Manager'• Otnc•: · The Quandel Group, Inc., Columbua, Ohio F.W. Dodge Plan Roomo In thl fallowing ciiiH: · •Cinclnnetl, Ohio (411202· 8001 ), The Grand Baldwin Building, 655 Eden Park Drive, Suite 515 •lndapendence, · Ohio (44131), 8200 Rockalda Wooda Blvd. (Cleveland) •Columbuo, Ohio (432111073), 1175 Dublin Road •Dayton, Ohio (45431), 3077 Katte;lng Boulivard, Pol nt Waot Office Park, .Sulte301 •Tolado, Ohio (43623), 3130 Suntoraot Coun, P.O. Southem~llchool Dlttrfct Board R.clna, Melli• Each; While WhirlpOol Dryer $50; Call After 5:30 P.M. 740-44&· In accordance with th• p r • w 1 n 11, and Wtlllt Wl\lrlpool Walhtr $75: 2 Whitt Whirlpool Dryers $65 550 Sptc:!~C::;!by: Building Supp!lel · ~Inc. Block, brick, sewer pipes, wind· ows, lintels, etc. Claude Winters, Rio Grando , PH Call 740·245· 5121 . 560. .Pets for Sale 3 Golden Retr iever pups. 2 fe· mates, 1 mate AKC rag. wl pa· pars have haH 2nd shots 304· . 27~. AKC Registered Cocker Spitniel ' I Pupploo, 3 BlOnde, 2 Black, Ask· lng $250, Each 740-4A1-o996, AI· ler4~ P.M. AKC ReGistered male Black lab. Pup. 7mo's, Has had training! (7<10) liB 0080 For Sale: Four year old Olde Eng~ liah Bulldog AKC Registered While ahd Brendel. $750.00 wllh cage. (7<10)-4-46-4548 Looking for lemaie longhair Cachshund to breed, Please call 7~·20551eaYB message. Old English Sheep Dog Puppies. AKC. Femalt'S $550 . Males $500. (304)273-2131, Altar 5PM. FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK 610 Fai'ITI Equipment 12' transport dlac; soo gallon crop sprayer, electric controls; 740-992·7302 aftar 6:30pm. t04 Fair Avenue NE P.O. Box 1002 New Philadelphia, Ohio 44e83 ' Phone: (814) Mll-2119 Fu: (814) 11'113301 The Conatructlon Managtr lor the PtoJICIIa: The Quandtl Group, Inc. 3511 Rlvanldl Drive Bulla 101 Columbua, Ohio 43221 PhOn•: {740) 442-0100 Fu: (740) 442-0101 www.qulindal.com 2. Any propooad Equal lor a Standard ohall be aubmlttld to the Archltact no later than tan '(10) dayo prior to the bid 0 penlng. If no Addtnda lo lnued In uaoclatlon with tht Bidder'• requaot, the propo11d Equal ol)ell bo conaldarad rojtctld. Saaltd bldt will be rocalvad tor: Phln 1 . Contract No. 08·0088· 9008801·01, Sltawor\c, Alra•dy Under Contract 720 Trucks lor Sale 1972 Ford , 112 "{on, V-8. Au· tomalic, A/C, 67 ,585/ml\ea, ga· rage kept, Great condition. lnlor· ma11on Call:· 740-379-2601. ·1979 F-250 400 Engine Great Work Truck $1 ,200, 740-245· .1954 Johri Deere 50, goDd .origl· . 9498. nat tractor, new re<1r t1r11, runs 1990 Ford Ranger XlT, V-6,. 5· good. $1750, 740-7ol2-~ . 630 Livestock 2 Year Old Registered Paint Filly, Chestnut & White, 740-388-9130. 6 Month Old Miniature Horse. $200 OBO 740-256·1233. Hay & Grain 640 Lease Disaster Tobacco Poundage 2,000 Pounds, 740· 446· 1052. Straw: Bright Wire Tie Straw Year 'Round Delivery & Volume Dis· count Available. Herilage Farm, (304)6711-5724. TRANSPORTATION 71 o Autoe for Sale CARS $100, $500 & UP. POLICE IMPOUND. Honda's Toyota's, Chavys, JeeP.$, And Sport Utilities. Call Nciwl 800·772·7470; • EXT. 7832. 1983 Chrysler 5th Avenue, $500. 1983 Olds Regency, $800. 1987 Fon:l Eocort $500. (304)6711-1935. Speed, 2WD, AC-PS·PB· Topper, 104K Milas. $3,000. Good Condl· lk>n. (304)372-9240. 1991 Ford ExpiQ<or 5 Speed, High Mileage, Runs Great Good Work Or School Vahiele, 740-388·9673. 1991 S-1o ChevrOlet Fiberglass Topper, Autpm . 83.000 mites. $3,500.00. (740)·251>6434 1993 Ford Ranger Splash, 4 cyl, 5 sp., 90,000 miles: excellent oondiJ' liOn, $5900. 740·992·1182 or 304; · 773-5305. 1995 XlT Ford. F250. Power ·Stroke, 2WC, Limited Slip Rearend. 64,000 miles. $18,000. !f41882·2159. 199B 5-10 21 ,000 Miles $6,295; 1991 S·10 Durang<>AIC. $2,795:' 1988 5·10 Aulo V•6 AIC $2,195. Cook MotoiS. 740-448-0103. 730 Vans & 4-WDs 1~86 Medium Sized Blazer 41C4, 6 Cylinder, , Runs Good; Looks · Good , $3.500, 740·357·7576, 740.289-1933.' 1989 s-10 R~d Automatic, Tinted 1984 Oldsmobile Cutlass Su• · Windows.• 80,000. Mles, 4x4, PoW· preme. Runs Goodflooks Fair. er Steering, Power Brakes, 740- $700. (304)675·3711. 379-2798. 1986 Trans-Am 350, Automatic, Good Condition, $1,995. 7-t0- 1998 Toyota Tomacma 41C4, 5 44&-0390. 1989 Pontiac Sunbird, automatic, 4 cylinder, 4 door, looks good, runs goad, $900; 1990 Dodge Grand Caravan, 3.3 V-6, automat· ic, runs gOOd, ·loo~s go.Od, $.1400. M&J AldO, Vinlon, Ott 740-388-9693 or 740-742-2370. 1991 Chevy Beretta, 4 cylinder, runs and drives goad, $1250 > Speed, 33,000 Miles $13,BOO; 1997 Toyola RV4 22000 Miles, · loaded. Aulornallc, $14,700, OBO 740-44 Hl118. 94 Foro F 350, 4><4, lui~ loaded & more, new tiru & Wheels, S16,000 OBO; 86 F 150 2 wheel drive, $2,000 080. 740-992-5532. 740 Motorcycles 1993 Yamaha Blaster 200 Barred 30 Over. Good Condition, Need OBO, call 740·992·3180 afler _ ___ To Solll $1,200 OBO, 339·0819 NOI Available leave M,_ge. . 1993 Ford Probe , silver, good ....-.. $4!100, 740.992-7727. 1998 Honda 300 Ex ~rwheeler <lpm. 1~93 ...,....;._ • Runs Well. .Good Shape: $2,ooo.oo 740·445·1271 aflor G·oo Mtlro 2 Doors, Red 1:00Pm. Box8511 •Charlnton, Weal VIrginia (25302), 40S Capitol StrHI 1998 Kawo•akl Bayou 300, 2 wd, and the following additional ridden verv llnte, sharp, red, tllle 8222. . plan roomo: IIYallable, $2,800, 304·773·5656. •AIIIId Conolructlon, 1010 199,. Cavalier, 2DR, 4 Cyl., 5 Auto Parts & . Vale Avenil•, Cincinnati, 7~ Spd .. CD.. Piayer, AIC. $3500, Ohio 452111 Accessories OBO (300)675-6693. •Dodga!Scln, Bank Ona Budget Priced Transmlsalo'na A.ll Building, · 3rd Floor, 1255 199-4 Z-28. Hops. ,chrome rima, 'fYpea, Access To Over. 1o,ooo Flowmaster 8Khaust, ale, amllm Euclid, Cleveland, Ohio Tranamlaalons, CVC Joints, 740· casseue, $9,000 OBO, call 740· 44115 245-5677. 742-3)35.. •The Bulldert Exchanga; Suite One Conotructlon 790 Campera & 1995 Camara, v~6 automatic, Clnttr, 811 Keynote Clrcla, custom show car, custom wheats Motor Homea ·· Clavaland, Ohio 44131 and dash, black; 71,167 miles, minor front damage, runs and •The Bulldera Exchange 1983 Resort Camper Fully COn· drives, 8sklng $5100, 740·992talned, Excehnt Condition, New of Clllrtrol Ohio, 1175 Dublin 1soe days or 740-949-2644 Air Condl\lonlng, Batters And ·.Road, Ohio 43215 evenings and weekends. Tlr... $3,500, 740-388-8859. •DaytO'n ' Bulldtra Exchange, 1077 Embury 1995 Ford Mustang, V-6 , aUto, Wanted ; 8 Foot Truck Camper, 37,000 miles, white with gray In· Good COndlllon, 740-25H038. ·. Park Road, Dayton, Ohio 45414 leriOr, lronl d81)1ago, $3,700, 740992·1508' days, 740·949·2844 •Bulldara Exchange of SERVICES ewt/Weekends. Eaat Ctntral Ohio, 2521 34th Street NE, Canlon, 1996 POntiac Grand Am, SE SeOhio. 44701 · Home dan, 4 Speed, AUIOmallc, 21 ,ooo 810 Cantraf Dhlo Minority· Miles, Excellent · Condition, lmprovementll· $9,500, 740-387·7609. With Grey Cloth Interior, Automatic; AIC, 37 ,OOOK. Runs &· Looks Great! $2,850, 740-44.6 · 1998 Pontiac Flrtblrd Tr~na-Am. 2 dr, 1·!01)&, .17000 mles, auto, cd, silver metallic with dark pewter . leather, right front suspension -·. BASEM~NT ' WATERPROOFING .. To plo<e un odCall992·2156 50 Yrs. Combined Experience Honest & Reliable Free Estimates Se · C't' mor 1 IZens Discount ttl-1945 667--"" St. Rt. 7 Tuppers Plains, OH 740-985-3813 Sprl11 DtvtlopMnl ·s.-.1 1 1/2" Water Pipe $41.00 per hundred ft. pounds: Honda's 72Q Truck• for S.le Whatl Drive, 112Ton, $4, 700.; 1982, 300 SO Mtrcedes, Auto.. Fuii· Pkg. :rurbo, fi Cyl., Newly Residential or commercial wltlflb, new urvict or repairs . Maltfi U· censed ·electrician. Rklenour 2897. 1788. Quality Driveways, Sidewalks, Patios Complete Garages: masonary/wood . 25 yrs experience · Free Estimates ' 740-949·2217 ' Sizes sr x 10' ' to 10' x 30' Hours 740-742-8015 877-.353-72221tolllree) ·7:00AM- 8 PM 2/4/tt 1 mo, pd. IIIlTH'S CONSTRUCTION. lte Winter, So Don' Put OD'Tbolle Ineide Jobs Any Longer. . . Call Today! · ' """"""nr ..,....1111. 1llii..., lhMI....,., ........ ........ bftrvpitytoiiiiiiOmlyh.r.t b• · .• - - . cndiJan, Apon111 P'!llhr..;. J111!1111r, ~ • •....,.. llf'IIIIIY, for Ws or hor lndudo ca., a holl!l; dolhas, and lloosohald iJOOds. You Pass Pass Pass · 'William Safranek, Attorney • YORE LUNCH AN'·~ ()JIIo .... CREDit , .No Credit • SIOVI Credit • Blnkruptcy •Roam ocldlllono • Remodollng ' ' R-Po • Dlvordld :NtwGI<IgH •EJectrlcal & Pbnblng •Roofing • Gullarl •VInyl Siding • Pllntlng •Pallo & Pcrcb Dacb • WOIIYIII!Il • " • NCI EmbM'a~... You're 1'rNttld with Reapectl ... ••• V.C. YOUNG Ill ' ,, -992·6215 882-2763 Pomlroy, Ohio I 22 ~,... Loc<JI · Public Notice Admlnlotratlon, 815 Etit Mound Sli..t, Columbut, Olllo43205 , •Ohio Vallay Con.trucdon Ernployert Council, 21 .Armory Drive, Wha•llng, WV211003 ·· . 7. A pre·bld maetlng will be hald .<>n January 20, 2000, at 4:00 p.m. 11 the toiiOwlngloclltlon: Southlm Local School ~~- Office Racine, Ohio • Mllga · HfWIRD EXCAVATING CO. ....... •a BuUdo...,. & Bacldaoe Service• Houae & Trailer Siieo Land Clearing & Grading . Septic Syalenu & Utilidea 8. The Ownar renrvoa the riiJhl to.ra~ any or all blda and to walva. any or all lrragularlllet, rnletakea, omlaalona or lnformallllea rallltlvo tharelo. All queotlono panal~lng to aecurlng Contract Documento, _Blddar·a. Llol, ate. ohall be dlreotad to Tammy Smith, Tile Quandol Group, Inc. 3518 Rlvaralde Drive, Sulta101, Colurnbua, OH 43221 (814) 442-0100. Owntr: Southern Local School Dl8tnct (1} 9, 10, 11, 12, 16, 17, 18, 18,23,24,25,26 12TC __..;,P..;,u;;;b,;,;ll.:.c,;,;N:.:o:;::tl.:.c;:.e__ NOTICE TO BIDDERS lealld propoeela will be rectlved by the Board of Education of the Mtlge Local Scl!ool Dlttrlcl of Po..,.roy, Ohio, at the •Tratuunr'• Office untll1:00 P.M. on Tlluraday, February 3, 2000, and at that tlma• opel)ld by 1M Traaourar of Nld Board lor one (1) new alxly (10) paa11nger handicapped accaaalble acl;lqol bua. Spaclllcallono and lnetructlon• to blddara may .1M obtained at the office otthe T,.....,..., 320 E. Main Slreat, Pomaroy, · Ohio 45788 or by calling (740) 112-51110. \ By order of Malga Local Board of J!ducallon . . Cindy J. -Rhonamuo, TrMourer · (1) 5, 12,19 3TC' (740) 992·3131 503 Mill Street Middleport. Ohio Cpmaanfl Cback uaOut Houre: Moo & Ttie 9 to 3 Cloeed Wednesdays Thuro & Fri 9 to 3 · Saturday• 10 to 2 Closed Sunda RUTLAND Club Bingo On ATS:30 P.M. Main St., Pomeroy,OH Paying $80.00 par game S300.oo Coverall · $&00..00 Sttl.rburat Progreallve top line. Lie. I oo.so · n~- SAYRE TRUCKING Hauling Umeatone & Gravel R•ionsble Rein Joe 1'1· Sayre 740-t42·2138 3/11/99TFN Now; Renting High & Dr.y S•II~Storat 33795 Irdand Rd. Porft,eroy,' Ohio .· 7.40-992-5212 •• W6WII[Dnl 740-742-3311 1-888-816·9609 BISSELl IIILDIIS, INC. New Homes • Vinyl Siding • New G11rages •Replacemenl Windows •Room Additions •Roofing '-UCW . . RISIDIIIIW. FREE ESTIMATES ' \. fi I . 1 . · ' c An Mabs Trattor & Eqodp-nt Pa:rte Factory Autloorhed • Cue-IH Pa:rte ... .... Deode'rs; 11100 St. Rl. 1 Soutll , ., - ~.QH 45~ Sewing MIChln• & \laci::uum Cl•ner . R•lra We make bouse aU1 0 N c • CONCRETE • BACKHOE ~EBVICES • MASONRY • BOBCAT SERVICES 8 E T FREE ESTIMATES ....., ... FULLY INSURED E Briaa Mom-/ Rae;,..,, Olio (740) 985-31148 ·. ' • PalntlnQ ~ Pli.IR'II!Ing Free Estimates JoaephJacke ' . . . ' BneaUWip-,11 dlllnred dlnctly to . your·door '· y Call 881-2118 IWEDNESDAY . EXCAVATIItG · I ' 99Z-3470 . . ,)' . ·:·cellular ·J·eff Warner .lns.rl. . 992-5479 S~op In And See ,, ,l·. · Steve Riffle Sales ,Re-pt:cscnta,tilie ..; . · 8 Glva-- whll1 Larry Schey · ... :: r.AI®oOnpll 'I .. .• }- . . disappointed you coul4 now do an cover as time goes by. about face. . , . LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Be extra , PISCES (Feb . •20-~rch 20) anenlive loday 10 wha1's ~ing said Make cOndllions 1ha1 influence yo~r when oul wilh pals a1 a luncheon or reputation, finances or sla1us ore galhcrins. Sound bils from ..,.ial 'Yb~y; Jtn. 2000 . . you<cpf)lf!OIO<JIOIS today. 1be'aspeels1 affilialions Could provide yoq Wilh Advancement ud l:f'COiniliori . i n look especially favorable for you in valuable informaljon: ' . . ~hcsen lield,of endeavor is a. 1hese 1hree areas. · VIRGO '(Aug. 23-SCpt. 22) The ·poosibility for you in lhc-year , ARIES ,(March 21-Aprll 19) Try kindness of a family member or one . Thio. may be' due lo ·lomo 10 sele<l t><livilies lha1 Slimulalc your of1heir conlaciS could hcnefil yoo in llllj•trnenll you rnab for im.Jinllion and allow you to ~ork an unusual way .today~ What tranwith your hand and mind collcc~ivespires, howeVer, wiJI occur with min(~leG.' 22-Jan. 19) · • ly. Crcalive invofvoments Will prov'c imum fanfare. · LIBRA(Sepl. 23-0ct 23) Oet out lobe mosl plea•urable for yuu looay. ,.lly · up founda1ion 1oday ' TAURUS .(April 20·May 20) If tndilartmoving"'1"'ndtoday,espe· 1: reaotdina •o lhoit has been ' been having lroii\>IC fin. d in& cielly if you:~elieen a bit bored lateyou've flr!l. lor ~omJ olme, you l..'lbanlina lome klnd1 of , mercWandise you're ly. An outing' lo a110w venue where should be 6 to nap lhl deiilld 111\lkinf. f<llh>w • couple of nflhCal • you can ... fresh races arid sialtls l =(fooaltforwhlaltyou1YJII!Ien leal• I~· 'f'hn>Ufh fUIII do.-livc ........ provo invigorillns. : .1 { . .Know ..._ 10 looCdor ~ yaull·urouver 1M 11&111 at ¥tour SCORI'IO (Ott. 24-Nov. 22J Your ~llimaiiee lid 'you'll n-.. li. ne pnce. · , ., efforts 11 work C:on prove to be ~ ln:*IIY GEMINI (Mpy 21 •lune 20) Don'l ' exceptionally ~;<,warding 1oday, '" it ,.,..., which siP• ~ romanlicolly be surptiHd if you begin seei~B sisbchOoV.S you 1o pul oul a lillie eK11'1. :;,.rr.ct for YDL Moll $2.7510 Malchnillo ol' increued populanl)' todll)l. The wheel is lumina and ·il coilld be r:m*• c/o lhlo aewllpllplr, P.O. Box lmpo.-1 c:oodllionl an; in 1ho offina ' '· younum 10 cuh in. ." . •,1751, MIIIDY Hill Slatloa, New where )IOU< oociallife f• eoilcemed. , 1 SAGITIARIUS (Nov, 2Mltc . !iYork, NY lotJ6, ' , r •· CANCER (Juoe 21-luly 22l Take 21) Ven1ure•·oi' enrerpri•e.• 1ha!'you W AQUAitltiS (Jan. 20-feb. 19) ' oclvanlqeofanysmollopport~nilin eilher' origil\alc or mana1c could ;~ yau wwe donlod coopeialion lhot come your · way whcrc your prove 10 be luckier for ynu lhiln usil• ·pn,vl(IUoly, )'00! 111culd now ljnd 1ho . '• win Ia co~~a~IM<I l<iday. Lillie lhinp ·alloday. Think Ilia. so ycou can yield "· "--ed oUoDort nactoo.y for -wliot could mean 1 101. which YCJ!l'll disbil· yoalllled. S.venl ~who ..... \3; •' 10 Cloth llelt 11 Duration 12 Ginger coolde". 19..t.lrcrattornan v 21 Small hole ' 22 Bullfighter 23 Attack , 24 Footbllll . ; coachTom- 25 Snack • ~- -, Brute" .. 27Tory'oloe 28 Want by car 30War aod 31 Towel word : 'S7 Fedora, e.g. .. 36 ~ Holel. :. 40 ~"""' In a kll " 4.1 Night blrdo ., 42Ado111Cenl 43 Former Yupl.. lel'der , 45 River In Franca 48 Unlta ol Slarneoe , currency 47o.d 4t0reek le50 Skip ........ on water 520raaH 53 Guided ~ , .. .. :: • CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos COiobrity CiphorCI'/PIOOfiiiM ""',_!rom_. by ........ Ech ,letleiln I'll standllof lllOINf. TQn clw: E ~And preNnt 'J M X WH ' SS ·UWA cipher .. . . ., FXR'N MOBF Y H S S A' .B D • HFLXOOXNN NE "~ YHVXN, J M W H ' N WJF R 8 Y, " LA FiT?· P a w R , ,. o R v w H o PREVIOUS SOLUTION: ,'Their holels are bad. Their pumpkin pies are delicious: Their poelry Is nol so good.'- Edg_ar Allan Poe, on Boslonians. x J •. , ·' I EBERAW I ~;. . ;t:_ ; K,.:.;.(. :.;.j--ll ~ 1-..,.;' .-------.... . -I-I~~~, 11I~ I I .. I · . ...,..:..S..;Q,..:E:.,.;U:;_;,..T ._ e and ' a 11-notot 26 . .....J L-J.._J.__J.._J._.;...J. WICK'S HfiQLIItCI -. t.ALUii 7 .Grown girl pral.. 4 Pinch 5 Ecori. Indicator 8 Hun)ar . · .. Human nature is strange. · ·Wars, earthquakes, famine are not as catastrophic as the fir5t dent on a ..... •. I: I1--rlgl-rl..;_.;_,;I,..._;;:.I.;..:.,.1--l e RESIDENTIAU/////1//ICOMMERCIAL JACKS ROOFING I CONSTRumON· 1 Smell amount (olotraw) 2 Church court 3 SgniJI of L-_.-.L--JL.,-.L--J~ P/8 CONTRACTORS, INC. DIPDYIU ,..,.. DOWN C U R. E C A Sand*Topsoii*Fill Dirt*Mulch Bulldozer services · . • Siding • Drywall : ' OHIO 48120 • , 20 Yrs. Exp. • Ins. Owner: Ronnie J(His Hal,lling*Umestone*Gravel Nev/ Roofs • Repalril • • COating • Glittera . . '. 1185 U73 .i E, : (740) 367·0266 •Tf\ft' • p.eft\0"'•' 1·800·950·3359 • ~U't' (No Sunday Calls) ·Aamodallng ESTiMATEs · . THAT- '(0\.1 I'IU!.T 11.4.114TAilol THAT 1\VER.NOE IN PERPE.TU IT·' (. •ToP 740·9t2·764J :740-742-4418 FREE ·~" (2 wdo.) 28-Jaulca Parker · 320nlorlhl, 33SielpnoiH 34 Rutile otltp 35 Office machine 36 Much larger 'S7 Olivia de Havilland Pass Good Clean Cars • Garagee • •Complete . "'·a.· EA$tV Pl'\RT. THE. ONTRKT ~TIPULATE·$ TREE SERVICE CAR SALE$ mo. Stop"·eomp.re ETTIN(o . 'ftlUR ...VE~E UP TO wAs THE lORD.' · truCk • Pomeroy Eagles Thursdays lI Bargain Outlet Th..lft Store , trL n 21 Endleoo 25 lthtca'l place Eul · Pus Pass By Phillip Aldelr If you asked aficionados to name the best-ever player-writer, Englishman Terence Reese would probably come out on lop. He learned bridge ,when 7 years old, being.taught by his parenls, who had met al a whisl dri. ve. He wrote many excellenl books for experts and was a ·superb techni· cian at the table. Reese dldn 't suffer fools gladly -aRd was quick to rush into print if he read something with whic~ he did not agree. His review of ' 'Contract Bridge in 20 Lessons" was "This author should hasten to take . them." As you can tell, Reese had a . very dry sense of humor. and he loved soccer. . In this deal. Reese was in a lay· down five cluos. Yet as it was a pairs evon1, an overtrick would ·be valu· able. West led the spade six. How w9uld you plan· the play? Leading dummy's first-bid sui1 is not a good idea. West should have selected .lhc diamond lwp. And that would surely haye held the contract II lo II lricks. Reese found a great deceptive play. He put in dummy's spade nine, but when' East covered wi1h 1he ·10. Reese ducked! It was harcl .for .Ea<l to- find 1he· licart swilch. Hi:S diamond-jack mum looked much more appealing. Reese won wilh \lis king, unblocked the 'IN PER• spade king. cashed the diamond ace, PE;'tUIT'("> .and drew trumps ending in 1he dum, my. Now. Rcese:s lasl diamond -dis· appeared on 1he spade ace. When 1he spade queen didn '1 drop, Reese ruffed a diamond in hand . l;Jappy to see 1he 3-3 split, Reese entered d~mmy with a lr~mp. 1hen discarded his hearl nine on diamond · U111 Of Water Storage Tanka • ... 58 Prlal S7 Earllaol bom Best·writer and player? . S.ptlc lo Cletem Tanka Pipe: 3" thru 8", Gas Pipe lo Res.Uiailonlf Open: · 9:D0-4:30 WHkdaya ""' " IIIII e'"P parrot 20 With It Opening lead: • 6 ~Aiml ORAINAGEsYSrEMS.INC. '· 9:0CJ..12:00 Slrturday .YOUNG'S . . CARPEITEI SEIVICE or ' ' --.YORE SUPPER'S IN TH' STEW POT ·. 4" thru 48" Plastic Culvert In Stock !Sewer • AK8 Eall Weot • Q 10 8 7 • 6, 3 2 • K 10 8 5 2 .AJ743 • J 10 6 • Qt 2 • 10 7 •J Soutli • K .4 • 9 t A K4 West prl(l F_.ll gem Vulnerable: East-West Dealer: South rallil min I For Information regafding Bankruptcy contact: 44 Ear (comb. loon) 45 Simpleton 41 Nut C1H 11 Unwholeeame 51 Crystalline 14 Gel 15 1-..n trill II tract 17 -·~= ' 54 Felli 18 New nd 55 "'*"- .Q9~~432 1111Holima4olrlwoffillnlal .1'; lllls..!IIIIIIIPaflll ..l•••of , - ·Aobulll Engine, $3,000.(304)8715- Eloctrlcal, WV00030B, 304-8111- '· 11../AS,j·t • 'i!L"fiiJG IT . ,,I . ,,.. Efllm*l . Free Eltimatea (740) 882·11 01 ' BIJT 'I .,' IS ON TH' 740-992-2088 ' •. 11!12,•"!0· ·,.:, lU~ Aaclna, Ohio 45n1 ELLIOlT$· APPLIANCE. Kanauga, Ohio F-250, H1aYy Duty 4x4 1 ;;011;::100::,·,:::1300:;::1695:::.;·388:::::;7~._ . - Low Mllooge EMCillont Condillon. 840 ·Electrical and Aller e P.M. Call 740-388·9780. Rafrlg1111tlcln GMC, 1989, Sierra. Fuii·Pkg .. 2 11l117 Ford . 5:_. H£ SAID H£ 10A1J1ED 'TO R.IT A 1!116 SMilE 0/V M"f FA<t" .. . : CONCRETE G&W PLASTICS AND SUPPLY Pllllna, 41713 CONNEaiON SL RL 7 740-985-3813 • 29870 Bashan Road Inventory Sale 10~ off All Appliances · Until van. 3.1, 2000' Proofing, all batement repair& dpne,' free esllmates, lifetime guarantee . 12yrs on job el!perl· ~~~:WWW.II\ ........ ,.,... _ .,. . J' D ACROSS ..The_.. 1 TI"NNI unju.tly 3t ~ 7 Arm pen. 41 laHbolll pJeyw 13 Anllllptlc .... - VlpOO • 8 7 5 3 YOUI SELF sTORAOE BULLETIN BOARD DEADLINE: 2:00 PM DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION! 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IIOX 178, Raolna, Ohio 411711, WaiOrllne SI)Jtlal: 314 200 PSI Attn: Dennl• Hill tor lhe $2UI!S Per 100; 1• 200 PSI $37.00 Per 100; All Bra11 Com- t..t1ow:.-,. Pr•J• ct: K. 1 8chaol IIIKI fllllngt InsIION EVANS ENTEIIPIIISEI Adclltlon and 11--'iona to SouHwn High School · Ohio, 1-IICl0-537-9528 -· Public Notice • 12 1 you " Complole tho chuckle quoled by llllin; In the mlaln; words dovolcp lrom ...P Na. 3 below. PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS IN THESE SQUARES · SCfiAM.lETS ANSWIU . . .Modest· Ho1st • Valor· Haunch - CHAIRS One dummy to another: "I went loa buffet last week and the,guest's outnumbered the CHAIRS." · JANUARY 12 'I " �\ ·- • ) B e •The O.lly SenUnel P~~ge ' thursday J811Uary 13, 2000 Weather Basketba ll - Mtlp~ 76, Xavier 72 Midlipo S.. 77, llldi... 71-0T SliM loWs 76. S. Jl liaoi1 6<J 0.)'1011 M11kr :zJ UMKC 19, S. lhoh 70 ~i&• ······· ...........................8 14 16 17............8 6 7 !o Mil.......... ....... SouthWtll J.P. Staats ............ ,..............5 tf:'srruddie .......•..~ ~ 0 J""' """"' ..................... 3 0 Derick Jobnson ................. l I a · a. 18 0.2 10 1·2 1 Z..Ch Me.dow1 .................2 Q.O 1-.S Oldohoma 76, Baylo< 43 NCAA Division I women's scores 2-l 0 .s ' Nick Wood ......................:. I 0 T111vis Sidm ..................... l Adam Bullington .............. ! • Cun Hanstine ................... ..Q Tot•ls . 16-4 1 0 0 Q.O !~Jl ~-24 $6 ... Sttve L!JCts ...................... ! Mike Spencer .................... ! Ia 'I I Dennis Keller .................... 4 lim Bmlcer ......................... o Dustin Brown ................ ...11 0 R 2-1 bo. 10 • 6 2·2 9 2 6 1 2·2 ,., g Tot•l ~ u Ia. II ll Alt..d66, Keuka 55 ' 2 Eliu bethlown 70, Widener 38 19 Fairfield 67. M ari~t 46 Hamilton 55, Union. N.Y. 75 Holy Funily 64, Domi nican, N.Y. 55 Hunter 59, York. N.Y. 44 l!hac1 66, Caunovia 24 Eastern 76, VInton Couotr 64 Eastem ....... ,., ....................... \6 20 20 lOa Vinton Courity.................... 24 · 17 9. 13 • ' EISiem l!l&m ;z,., ;J,oi. II Man Simpson ...... ..,.1 2 5-6 Josh Wi11 .......................... .4 0 8- 10 Joe Brown .........-......... 6 0 -~-5 G11n-eu Karr .. .., ... 2 · l 0--0 Eric Smith ..... .' 0 0-0 Man Bi ssell ...... 2 0 2-S Chad ,Nelson .........1 .0 !l:.Q . Totals 25 J 17-26 ' I Vinton County . ~ ;J,oi. Zach Gill. ... ........ .l 5 Josh Patterson... ~ 2 Trn~is Bethel ..... . .J 2 Mike Eberts ...............J 1 . Da~ id D~:aloia ... ,. . .2 0 Nathlln Alll'n ................. 1 0 Jaso n Ebe rt s ..... , ....... ... I" 0 Gart h frye . .. ..... Q Q l!l&m Totals 15 76 64 25 16 15 1 Niaiar. 97. Cornell 73 6 5 Oswego St. 8 1, New Pahz 59 ""1 · Qu innipinc 7 1. Cenr. Conntelicut St 68 · RPI-63, SkidrtlOI'e 39 Robens WHleyan '67. Brockpon 58 Rowan 79, Rutgen·CIImden 5 I S. Maine 69, Rhode Island Coil . .'8 Sllcm St. 71. Bowdoin 6.'i Simmoru 55, Bms 42 SpriDJfie ld 7~. Williams <69 -Trinity, Con n. 67. Clark U. 66 , W. Connectictlt 65. Keene St. 55 W. Maryland 82. Haverford .H Wesleyan, Conn. 8 1·. 'Mount Holyoke 64 Wo~sler St. 7•1: Fi tchburg St. .5 1 · l 76i II flo. 0 l-2 0 1·2 11 16 12 10 Q.l 4 0.0 0.0 2 2 u 10 '! 64 4.8 aL bl. 48 0 15 3-5 · 1 S-1 ·-1 0 0 0 I 0 Q.O • 0 0 ' 4 3 0.0 2 Q.O 2 8·14 (0 Totals I 0 0 ~-7 5 0.0 1-2 2 0 I 19·21 48 ' 0 u g IJ I »: ·.IIL 1:<1. ~ 13 .6 18 I~ Philadelphia .......................... l9 16 .."i43 4 Orlando ..........·...................... 16 19 Boston ........... ................ .-.. ,... 14 19 · New Jersey ......................... 14 20 Wllllhin gton.. ,....... 12 23 .457 .424 .4 12 · .3•'3 7 8 , .667 .................... 22 .New York ............................21 -·- ~ntoniu.. .. ....... Utnh ... Southwest 11 4~ 4~ ......... :.. J O PurtJ<IIld ........ .. Senttl..- .......... .. Sacrarnc nt_o . Akr. St. Vincent-St. Mary 87, Parma Padu a 5 1 AlliU!lda-Cienrcred: 82, Berne Union 67 Amelia 77, Cin. Anderson 6S !ill Amhent67, R ock.~ 1: 5 S': J2 13 13 1 : l-'hoeni11 L A Clippers Golden Smte .... ......... 21 1.~ ..... 10 ........... 19 12 .6 2,, '"' .."i76 .~ ·: . 76~ .629 ...... 10 23 ............6 18 8 8': 10 19 . 30.~ .116 2.' '= -10 Thesday~s scores . Wushington I 17. Toronto 89 New York 95. Chicago 88· Miami 116, Mi n ~sotoi. 1o6 Seattle 101. Phoe nix Sa Dal las 109. Golden State 101 Sacramento 110. Houston 93 . Tonight's games . Orland o a1 Toromo, 7 p.m. L A Clippers at Boston, 7 p.m. Wash.i ng10n at In diana. 7 p.m. New York at Detroit, 7:30p.m. • Chi caeo nt Chnrloue, 7:]0 p.m. L. A. Lakers nt Milwaukee. 8 p.m. Seattle at Den\·er. 9 p.m. CLEV. ELANO nt Portland I 0 p.m. Ph~ni,. at Vancou\·er. 10 P.m. LA. Clippers at New Jersey, 7:30p.m. Bosto n ill Minnesota, 8 p.m. Minmi at Uu1h. 9 p.m. San Ant onio ill Sacramento, 1 0:.~ 0 p.m. -Houston at Golden State, lOJO p.m. MAC .men's standings East Division Cont. l!:LJ:£1. Akron .......... ................6 Bow ling Green ,.......... , ~e nt :J .................•.........•.. 2 ARS.HALL .............. 3 Miami ............ .. ·........... ! Buffa~o .......................0 0Yerall »: L . l'.cl. 0 1.000 12 ' 3 .1100 0 1.000 II 2 .ll-l6 . I .-667 10 2 .833 2 .600 OHIO ..................... 2 J ,(00 . 3.~3 2 4 .000 11 Thtsday's score .. .154 3. .75o 2 .833 6 .371 8 .467 8 .l33 9 .250 " Akron 62, OHIO 60 Tonight's 1ames Ball St. at Miami Bowlin g Green ot W. Michigan Cent. Michigqn at Buffalo Kent at E. Mi~is:on MA RSHALL ac Toledo \ Other NCAA Division I men's"scores ' ' East Dtlnwtu:e 90. Drc:cel 77 Hofstra 8~ . Towson 70 Liberty 60. Boston U. 59 Minn\i 71, Seton Holl 6 ~ Pc.nn SO. L.1f11yt11e 76 .Qui nnipiac % . Brown 95-0T Si~mt 9J. Rhode Island 72 Syrnct~se 76. Wen Virginta6J • ' • Citl. Country 'ouy, 78. New Miami .12 Cin. Harrison 57. Mason 4.' · C!n. Oa k Hills 62. Cin. Hutthes .J9 O n. W1n1on Woods 6a, Cin. Turpin J7 Cle. CollinwOod 93. Cle. Rhodes 61 Cle. E. Tech 90, Cle. KeMedy 6.\ Cle. Glenvillt 60, Cle. East 55 Cle. H11y 68. Cle. Lincoln-Weu 59 Cle. H~rita~e 77: Austinburg Grand Ri \·er 62. ·Cic:, South 66. Cle. Mntsh1dl 35 Cleveland Ht1. 82. Pru-ttm Valley Forg~ 61 Col. Bet:chcroft 61, Col. Cemenmial 60 ·Col Bexley 76, Whitehall-Yearling 61 Cot. Brookhave&l 86, Col . WhetstQRe 7l Col. East 73, Col. Mifflin 56 · Col. Eutmoor 70, Col. Independence 6::\ • Col: Libeny Chr. ~- Mt. Vernon Chr. Acnd.36 Col. Nonjllnnd 66. Col. Linden 49 Col. Retdy 58, Lanc.uter A sher Catholic _Col. Sr. Char~s 82, Franklin Heighu 1~ Col. Walnut R1dte 73, Col. Marion-Franklin 66 Col. Wattt11on 59, Dublln Sdoto ~ 3 Col. West 65, Col. Brigga 47 Columbiana Crestvlew. 46, Southern 39 Coal)eaut 65, Andover Pymarunin g Vnl. 38 Cortland Lakeview 42, Bactser 40 Danbu? Lakeside 56, Tol . Maumee Val. 49 ' Day. COlonel While !3, Beavercreek 48 Day. Stebbms 64, West Can-oilton 4<i Delaware Christian~] , Evanacl O.risdan .. I Dresden Tri- Valley 47, Crooklville 30 Eut.Cie. Shaw 54, P&nna NOrmandy 4o , East Pale1tiae .56, Usbon 52 Elyria Midview 55. Obertin Firelands 38 fll 189 ·South· • - Condor Street rock.slide . ·~ • .· tentat·ive·for :september '• • ' 1 .·Realdente on 'eonc:tor Street In Pomeroy were elermed Wedn•• • day ettemoon when CAMPAIGN 2000 FILINGS . • ·Good Afternoon! Today's we'.ry anno'unces tun for:recorder Upper Sdoto Val, ~6. N. Union 47 ,.Sentinel . ' Lotteries the ~~~:=-~~tn ~- Lima S.,Rm11:e 73. Mim:rai.R!'Jie 6.' , I .. "· -.. -. 2000-2001 school year at a i:ost of$8,056. ' The board also accepted bids for bus and other vehicle sales as follows: Kevin Jewell, bus 20, 10 and 22, $626 ~ ; Kevin JeweU, 1988 Chevrolet Corsica, $350; John RUISell, 1991 GMC Safari van, $60:2. · The board also met in executive session to diSCU5S personnel mailers and the purthase of property for public purposes. . Also present were Superintendent Bill Bl!ckley and board member Wayne Davis. · BaSs tourneY for Limn Cent. C001. 67. Sidney LehrUan !12 ~...()ion 63, 1\th~ ns 62 Loruin Clenniew 67, Sheff~ ld Brookside ) 3 l onlin South \'iew 65-. Berea ~8 louls11Hle 60. Akr. S~ns: - 45 LQvel and 51. Kins• Mills 40 Lowellville ~.- Matthews 4 S . Lyndhurst Brush 71, R,il\'enna 3~ ' . ,f M~1nolia Sandy' VIII. 85. C:onottOf'l Vnl. 68 Manche•tet ~6 , Peeblc.!s !B Mirbum Acadtmy 66. G ro ~·e City Chr. 2.~ , Mari ett a~ ~ - Jackson 39 Manlns Ferrv JJ. Sk \lbenvilk :l!I·OT r.-layfield 8~.' HutJson 7.1 McConntls,·il le Morg;m .,9, W. Musklngum ~U M~:Ouffey · adopted the annual budget for the year begin·· · and hired Helen L. Hemsley u a bus dJivi:r ning July I showing an estimated total rev· for the remainder of the school year. enue of $12,785,028.60, compared to Hired as substitute teachen were Melissa $1 2,(i95,367.34 for the current fiscal year. Barker, Ginger Patterson, Milagros Stanton In personnel mauers,lhe bo~~;d rescinded a and Charles Smith. motion to hire Melissa Mullins as a substitute · In ol~er busineSs, the board granted peraide eff~tive immediately, and accepted the mission to People's Bank to use the Meigs resignation of Mary Gilmore as a substitute Lbcal logo on customer checks IS a promosecretary due to other employment. tional lool for the dislric!,. and.renewed the The bo'ard hired Donna Wolf as a tutor for wntract with Ohio UniVersity to provide a a health handicapped student through Jan. 28 certified, licensed athletic . trainer for the He is a veteran, having served l n the U.S. Army (Tom 1953 to 1953, andbelon~ tothe(\merican Legion. , . · Fisher and his wife, Sarah, are lhe . PQMEROY-: JQhn Fisher Jr.. o( . Jl81enls .of live chilqren.' . · 'Poln~..' hiS announced his candiila- · · · . , . ' ·": c:l the RepUiilk:an nomination (or Lo ' 2 ,Secdons - 12Pagell .Meigs CQtjl)ty commissioner term . · . _ . \ . · ilQmnlenCii.g Jan. 2; 2001. · : · , . . · 1. A resident ofl , · •. 'dJcndar . Crew .R.oad at POMEROY -'-/). 'l'bM!as ''Thin" · ·· CJwlft¢ds . BH Rocl#rings,. " ·: l,.olliory .his an11011~· hls c&l]ilidacy ·· Comics B5 F'llher wOrked 42 . f01: Mdp CoUnty rccOider. LoWery is M E!lllPrfaJs . years ., for ·the a~ Obltbades A3 .Qhli> • V&JI~y . He is a lifelong · Jaident of Meigs Electric· Corp., · Bl·l County, a graduKyger, , . ~k1 Wgther A3 Power Plant aje of Meigs High Schbol.; lllld before reli,rilll· For h.is · lila! 20 attended . Capital · yellS on job, Ulliversily hi Columbus. · • he wu plant omo ,_ , ,} He Qbtained an office supervisor with an emphasis ori Pkk3: 1-G-9; Pkk4: 3-1·1·1 issociale degree · "IICCOunting IUid budpling. · . Super 1At1o: 1-11-18-38-42-43 : Fisher waa.a bolnl member of the · · in finance, and .KJckln 6-4-3-8-3•5 has a number' of !(ypr Creek ,Credit Union for tl5 w,yA. · y111111 and ~ a term IS pniaidcnt . . years .of .Xperi· Dlllly 3: 3-6-4 DUly 4: 3-6·9·0 ' durin& that limt. . . : Whlla Jtlhlin& ·In Rlbne, he work· ioMil qlt the $oulhcrll Local $chool . I , • ' ,. .... Mll'llltige, .PtlltA3 Dlllrict llolrd of Educ:ation. . \ -MechnniclbinJ7.l Milford Center Fnirbnn!t• .W Me1nmora E\'t'I'J rten 67. Swanton 35 .Middlttown 1.l ."Cin. Aikm 61 Miner\·n 7.\. Allinnce Marllnjlon 71-0T Mo~~~ 74. Cuyahosa VnUie)' Chr. 71 .~ · l!',J. prior to .the meeting by Treasurer Cindy Rhonemus. Walton w~ also reappointed as the district's legislative .liaison to the Ohio School Board. ,. . . ., Salary for board memb!:rs was set Jll $80 a ~ng with meetings scbeduled for 7 p.m. tJie sc;cond and fourth Tuesday of each month at the central office, with the exception of January and February when meetings will be the SCClOIId and fourth Wednesday. During the regulA! meeting, the board Fisher seeks 'commission ,eat . Goshen 74, Wilminttoa ~6 · Greenfield McClain 7S,' Bainbridp Paint Yal. 27 Grove City 72, Hilliard D~y ~9 J Hannan, W.Va. 60, S. Oallia!S , Hannibal River 87, 8ri<ft;eport49 . H':ld~n WRJ\ 55, WIUTell ,Kennedy 48 lndJan Lake 88, N. l..eY(isbura Triad 59 Jacb on·Milron 46, Berlin Center Western Reserve 43 Jefferson An:a 71, Geneva 69 Kent Rooseveh 58, NOrdooia 27 tebanan 49, !:;in. Norwood ) 6 LibeMy 6!1. Broo kfi eld <14 • t Uberty Center S7, Delta 37 · . Lic klns: Cou nty Chr, 69, Onace Haven Acnd: 42 Auburn 66. Kentu cky 6.~ Rndford %, Concord 66 •' "',"'ft•• · -~'f! . .r - ' --By JIM FREEMAN s...ttnel New• st.tr . POMEROY - John Hood, Middleport, and. Sc:ou Walton, Pomeroy, were reelected President 111d vice president, I'CJpectively, of the Meigs Local Board of Education Tueaday. The ai:lion c;ame during the board's orp· niza~onal' meeting at the district's central office in Pomeroy. Hood and board members Randy Humphreys and Roger Abbou were sw6m in ."i Findl•y l-lerit~p ~- 59, Lima' ()Jr. Acad. 49 Fon Frye 66, Buckeye T.WJ 59 · .Gallipo1Js ·70, Poiltt Pleasant (W. Va.) 49 GeorjeiOwn 73, Blancht11« S5 GlouJter Th nlble 57, Alexander 53 Gn4denh~~tten llldilf! V.I. -6~. Coshocton S5, 2 .846 2 II ·26. I"-Waynesville 2.1, 13-S.usarcretk Garaway (I) 20. 16-Cie. VASJ 18. 17 (ti e)-ALRANY ALEXANDER. Col. R~ady, HANNIBAL RIVER LOCALI4. 20--Cin. ~ira. l.l 2 1 -Wauseo n 12. . HVe1111 . tone of rock& ell!l from the hlllalde· blhlndhomu there. Crewe from the Pomeroy Fire O.pertment, , . • pollee Otllc8111 end the Melga c;ounty Emer. gency M•1111a• ""'" Agency .--after were on the the elide, bllt !'.o fur- the!'·prollltme : oceurred. (Brllll'l J.RN'dphoto) •· . Agreement means state would have_2 spe~kerS,: Elyria D!¥n Door BO, Medlria FBCS 49 9 1 .563 ' 6 .455 W~st Division E. Michi gan ..:.............. J 01 .000 9 Ball SJ, ,........... .-...... .... .. 2 I .667 10 ~ - lllinoiL ................... 2 3 :400 · 8 Toledo ......................... ! 3 .250 7 W. M ic ~ig~n ................O ' 3 .000 4 .Cent Mtchl£!10............0 · 3 .000 3 R i~er ·4 5 Ashtabula 42, Ashtabula Harbor 35 Avon Luke 61 , Olmsted FOil s 32 · Bnrbenon 75. Solon .5 2 Beallsville 73, Cameron 63 Bell~in: 73. Rnyland Buckeye "Local 63 BeiPtt W. Br!Uich 64. Canal Fullen NW 55 Belpre 63, Stewart Federal Hoc king ~6 B~rlin Hiland 72. Mantua C~stwood-57 B rec kni l~ 61.. Revere 45 Cambridge 58. Do\·er 53 Can. Sout)lS!I, Carrollton -10 Conal Winchester 86, West JeffeDon 5.\ ~s~pe~ ke 67, S!. Joseph (W. Va.) 45 Chilli cothe 64. Washington C.H. Miami Trn~ :ri Thursday's games Iwn Bcrtlhire 29. 12 (tie)-Hcaab, Middltf~eld Cardinal the en4,Of the day, Akr. Manchester 73. Green 60 5 .8_57 8 Hood, W8.1ton reelecteQ to lead Meigs LocCll board . · 3l · OtiMn rectM-.Uor IIWN't polnci: II·Burton pnzes·awarne . . Akr. Buchtel 11 6, 'Ab. Ellet :t8 Akr. Cemrai-Hower 78, Akr. Garfield 6 1 · Akr. East 60, Akr. Firatone 52 Akr. Kenm ore !14, Akr. North 53 16~~ .667 ..H I . .. 16 45 IO.Cin. Hllls Chr. Acod. (I) ............ S.O .TO pa'/. rtici'nnte, .fishermen pay a $ }00 entry fee l'unds the Ohio U.S. boys' scores 7'h 10 .314 .294 .194 94 62 . By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Sentinel New• Steff · r. POMEROY - . Tentaliye plans for a·bass.fishing tournament in late September were· made al Wednes' • day's m~eting of the Pomeroy Mer· Whi"Ch J ~!'chants Association. ·. Promoter BOb , Burgess of • ...1 d. at Charleston, w. va.,. and Danny ~n, .• local "avid fish~rman; I,IICI · w1th the men;hants .t.o drscuss H9w ' . " · . . ~~ !O~r.n.~nbiii!C_sta&~· JlAjd; fq_r, _~d . .'., ;~~-· "'"" • . .' . ~ tq~CIIJ\lj!liliify. , . . ... ary meefing !O provictt· l!lllrC. '!Ctl~l•: li • ·~ ,fQr ·~e expense 0~ staginjf lhe on the propoi!ed•tourndment . IO"fll&ment, I;lurges,s s~1d he · ~o~l~ · about pole~tial iponsors. . · · . j!CI} fl?gsors, mehllonmg Budwe1~· Annie Ch•pman agreei:l 1P Urve :. er, and l!lsa would calhln local busr· · as president of·lhe Merchants Asso· neues to:participate. ciation for another'year. Avice pres. 'Cost1,he ~id, w<)yld be between idenl will be elected later and Nancy , '$1.SoP•to $2,000. He -recommended Thoene will continue to serve as ' thatthC event be li"!iled to 50 boats secretary. 1· .· ~~-- ,9;f l,he parking and launch· TrimmiJ;lg of overgrown trees in mg facd11ies. . downtown 'Pomeroy was discussed . . ' To participate, l'is.hermen pay a. and Chapman reported thai repreSlqo ··entry fee wh1ch funds the sentative fr~ the Ohio Departm~nt prizes awarc:led at the end of the day. of N~utal Resources, Division of ~I of ~~ fish caught m:e put back Forestry, will be coming tu f.Qfll~roy into ~over, Burgess .sa1d. . . · nex1 week to look at the trees aild By JOHN McCARTHY Smce the bQals go mto the water make reoonimendlitions. Aeeocllbld Pr- Writer carly ·in·t!te,morning and don't come Meanwhllf, it .WIS no~ th~l a COLUMBUS ..!... Reps. Bill Harris and Larry 0ut until about late afternoon, tree trin\mei 'had agreed to cut ·and Householder would share the job ofs~aker­ ·Burgess su!l8ested side<:"alk sales · shape all the downtown. trees for the top post in,the Ohio House- during lhe ·next and entertainment 10 bnng peop!e $500 if sonieon; ·can haul aw•y the legislative session under an agreement that ended · .'l:nto town. :. ~ , , ·clippings. ~ 1 months ofloobying by both lawmakers. He emphasized that · he would The merchants voted to sponsor But the agreement announced Wednesday is need ~full· control'~ over the parking the duck derby at the Stem wheel dependent on two things happening: · House • lot and the launching facilities, and Festival and ~bbi Karr volunteeR:d Republicans keeping their majority and the rest of -'•' the GOP caJK:us supporting the deal. that the only help he would need to serve as chainhan. . . w?uld are police . officcis to help II was no~ that a special (un,d r'Jbe .flihner, anyway, doesn't worry current · 'e:1th.on.force~n1. .. . , has been set up for .the proceeds of · Speaker Jo A,nn Davi<!son, a Reynoldsburg 10 encourage par11c1pauon, he the December home tour, and thll Republican who must leave the House next year pl))~(l t~at the tournament ~ · donations are ,being aCcePted ,fOf the· ' beci\UIC Of I,CIIJI •limits.· . .. billed 11 a ki~kofffor the Sternwheel fund which wdi,Pe used to buy flow"Many of you feel today that we are being , · F9tlval, w~1ch takes .~lace the first crs for doWntqwn planting areas in , iomewhal . presumpfuous," Davidson · told weekend IR Oc!ober. At. · !;19th the . ~prjng. · . " ' ·'. rep6rteis at a news conference also attended by . Charle~ton and Pomt .Pie~t, ~ Sarah Fishei continues to cblir dozens ofloblly'ists .am! other lawmakers and state tournaments arc held m conJunction ·downtown beautificaiion for ·-the officials. "Bul ·we're confident that we will retairi \.vith ' rega~. . , our majority.'', Burgess will return to th~ FebruPl.... Ml T~, Pige A3 Under the agn:ement, r ouseholder said he Cal Poiy-SLO 69, Fresoo St. 6S P1clfie Dh·ision L.A . Lnlr.: ~!rs LOW Mary Hardiil- Baylor 74, Schreiner 62 3 4, .51 5 97 9, BEVERLY Fr. FRYE (2) ............9-I Division lv Smgl c Copy · 35 Cents 117 118 S6 56 n.. Hometown Newspaper Middleport • Pomeroy, Oh io Volu me 50, Number 153 m Srnithvi . ............. _.. ~ .... -.............. 8--2 · g o/ · · · ai, li .IPR Far West ~ ]~ -~ 1'1 Minnesota .. 1.5 De11Vt:r .. 17 16 Dal laL ..............·.. .II 24 Houswn ..... , ..... :..... .'....... 10 24 • Van~ ou ver ... .. ............. 10 24 ·as Onawa, Kan. 79, Park 59 . .. ..... 22 .. ....... .1 7 ·II,. RAft- SW Bapti1t 84, Missouri Sauthera 76 Simpson. Iowa 87, William Peon 63 · Toledo 83, Bowling Grnn 63Whcalon, Ill. 80, CMthage 46 Wilmington, Ohio 73, Cedarville .54 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwt!lt Division 6-MilroolP,. Flilt>ookt(2) ......... 11· 1 7-Columbiantr·Oatview ................ 9.0 REBA,IS UP ...., Cornell, Iowa 73, Upper Iowa 58 Dubuque 72, Buena Vi sta 63 Illinois W~sleyan 76, North Park 56 Lawn: rn:e 72, Carroll , Wi ,s. 60 Mal o~ 1S, Walsh 59 ' Mount Vetnon Nazarene 80, Wilberfon;e 58 Nebrasb 81 , Kansas. 69 Notre Dame' 80, Seton Ht\Jl U Ohio Dominican 78, Shawnee St. 6J 8~ Ctntnd DiviSion Indi ana ................................. 22 · II .667 Milwaukt:e .... ., ..................... 20 J 5 ,511 Detroit ................................ 18 IS .54S ... 18 16 .529 ll'larlot te .............. Toronto ....... ,........ .......... ,... \8 16 .529 U.EVELAND .................. I ~ 19 .441 Aflilnta ... ............... 12 21 .364 . Chicago.. .. .................... 5" 27 .IS6 4-Cautowa Miami UK ..................9.2 S. \lnilillet ( 1) ................................9-4) Meigs County's . Clarke 69. Knox 51 Coe 55, Luther 49 EASTERN CONFERENCE Miartti .......• 2-Akroa Mandie...-(3} .....\ ... :....... 9-0 J. Biuft'too (l ) ...... ..." ......... ,........... ll-0 - Page 81 a1 ' Alma 71. Cal11in 61 Bible 71, Cal vary Bible 62 Centml 84, Lbrrut 74 l Atlantit QM..on m na I·S. ""'!ld Retina (1) .....................~ No.1 Cincy holds off Tulane • !0 . Jl, POMEROY MEI()S 30. 1 2~ fiJfs (2) ll. 13- . POMEROY C~ nt. NBA standings Iwn " 52 .. \,_,·, I ' Adri an S.l , Olivet 37 44 18 44 . 8 4-8 7 0.1 6 0 0 High: 308; Low: 20s Olloon ....... t2 .. - 1-B!lKam Hopewell-loudon 02 1to-o Midwest Southern Nick Bolin ... c....... 7 · -. Garret Kiser ..................... 2 Chris Randolph .. ............... O Russell Reiber .............. ----~ • Brandon Hill .....................O Chad Hu bbard .................. 1 Kyle Norris . .. ......0 Ma tt Warner .... .. ......Q ., Elizabeth City St. 82, Shaw 65 Fayetteville S1. 76, Virginia Union 65 Freewill Baptist 66, Warren Wilson 59 Fut:Jllln 90, 1\ppalach,lon St. 69 Guilford 8.5. Hollins .6 .~ LeMoyne-Owen so; Rust 54 Thomas More 77, Christian Brothers 76 Troilsylvnnia '19, Cumberland, Ky. 7.5 W. Kentucky 75, Mi ami (Fla.) 68 Wofford 66 , W. Carolina ~ I II& -~ . Au1tio Peay 79, Mu rmy S!. 7l Bowie St 68, N.C. Centrul 63 ~tiSOR\' Illt· l'o rk Ry;m' Horrac'ks ....... ~ ....... J Corey Dcxler ....... ..... ....... 2 Tra\·is Smathers .......... 1 Dusti n Saribom ............... 1 · Ke\'tn L1 ndse} ...............0 S t ~ve Blmr ....................... . l Gary Edwards ,·.................. ] Totals 10 61187' Friday: Sunny South .W ..... 9 7 10 14 = .......... 9 l~ 9 I ~= l'lm.c M 80 6t Alice Lloyd 84, Bludield 6.~ Atlanta Chri stian 54, LaGrange 52 Sout hern 48, Nelsonville-York 40 NelliDDI'i!le--York. Southern Rossford 5\, Milbul')' Lake 44 Division I· Ruuia 68, Fairlawn 65 Iwn ~ lll Shaker Hts. SO, Lakewood 47 !·Pickeri ngton (14) .........., ............ 12-0 199 Shelby 54, Clalion 49 2-Muon {4) .................................. IQ-0 l SI Sprin1boro 55,_Miamisbure Jl .'- N. Canto• Hoover ...................... II'-0 91 · St. Clairsville 65, Bu neniUe 38 4-..Wadsworth ( I) .., .. ,...... :................ S-0 ' 68 St. Henry 71 , New knoxville 60 S-E. Cle. S~w ............. , ......... ,...... 11·0 65 StOw 83,.Kena;ron 7j 6- 0eavetcrcek ... :......................... 9-I ~5 SttonssviUe 60, Lorain Admiral King .5~ 7-Mansfield Sr.............. :............. 10.0 H SCrutherJ66, Salem 40 8-Pnrma Ht1. Holy Name ( I) .......... CJ-1' 48 ' Slryker 73, Archbold 66 9-CoJ. Broakhl~en , ............... .'......... S·O 43 Thornville Sheridan 75', Wan aw Ri"er View 49 IO.Cie. E: Tech ..............................9-0 42 . liffin Columbian 59, Bucyru5 56 · Oll•ert recelvln1 12 er •ore poiftts: 11 Toronto 52, Wellsville 45 . Trotwood-Modison (I ) 38. 12·Grove Cily 36. 13· Trotwood-Madi son 74. Meadowdnle 47 leba non .11. 14-LOOAN JO. IS·Broodview Hts 'TWinsbu rg. 39, Cuya'hogn Fal l,-34 · B:~ksville 27. 16-Tal. Cent . Cat.h. 24. 11-Cin: UPPtr Arli nglon 51 . Wonhingloo Ki lbourne 47 Mother of Mercy 19. ' IS.DefiaACe 16 . 19-You. Vandalia 56. Wayne 44 · Boar<jman IS. 20 (tit)-Camon Mckinley. Rocky W. Lnfayeue ~idgewood ~0. Tuscil/'awas Cnjh. ' Ri vet Magnl fi ~at 13. . · ·· M •• Lock Harven 70,' Millenville 67 Maine 70, Rice 51 Middlebury 59, Castletoo St. 53 New England 61. Ne'!V Ena land Coil 45 Newberry 59, Potsdam 57 bl. m· m ..................... l-P ' > l l l e - (1) ... ., .. :.11.0 3-IJ.NC. FAIIIFiaD UHION .... II.O · 4 J't #• hcke)ie ........................ IO.O s.c.l. Honloy (!') .........................'1·1 6-Polaod (I ) .....................1-0 7-WIIonl .......................................10.1 .. _ _ \ln- .................. .10.1 9-~ Ateo ......... - ................. 12·2 1~ .....................................9-1 Ohio U.S. girls' poll Altenlown 81, FDU-Madison .56 AIT!herst 6S, Smith 62 Bates 75, 'Tliomu, Maine 36 Beavw 79, lll"'ftKulalA 66 Brandeis 71, MITS8 Caklwell62, Gc-ocaian Court 45 Clllle&ic-Melloo 73. Thiel 6J Colby-S•wyer 64, Anna MUla S3 E. Natame 65, Wenrworth Tech SO MUI<r Woodsfield Moaro.t c..t. 15, ShadyD4e 71 W0011er Triway n , Apple! Creek Wa~ 39 You. Chr. 60, Weirton." W.Va .. a.-. 57 . Zanesvilte Maysville 75, New o-ord Olcna Ill.... Our Vrew: The 2000 Censtis counts, Page A4 M~igs Community Calendar, Page A5 . Thundering Herd edges Toledo, Page 81 :roctay: Cloudy Hlg'h: SO.; low: 20.' Ui1>uo l 2. 14-11pp CiiJ' n_.... 30. U· GAWPOUS GAWA ACAD. 21. 16-VINCFNI' WAIIREN 24 . !?.Cio. IDdloo Hll~ 23. 18 (lie)D<.- 1ft.v.u.,; Si. Cloin¥illo 22. 20-Gioeftfield , COLUM,BUS-Ohi:o (AP) - How a ,._ pMel Mteliio 21. 21 (le} lliiyiOII Olriili... lbmilioa of spons wntcrt and broldcanm rai Ohio hl&b Baclia 19. ~ · Stndusky · 18. 24. school &iris bukelball teams in the fi rll of ai~ wecl- OIILUCOTHE Oliil<l'ro (I) 15. 25-Circlcvi lle 11. ly_ refl.ll•·atuon polls of 1999-2000 for 1be Auooated Press (records throu&h canws of Jill. 9): Dlvlllon l!',J. lll .\lbuy, N.Y. 72, Stony BfOOk (il 41bri&ht 64, Moraviaa 60 2 .., 63 Eut • 3 2 H 0 ~ CI (I5) Midwest Local scoring summaries • .. ' .. would support Harris for speaker .in 2001 and ihe agreement but kne..;,there were no guarantees; Harris said he would back Householder for the "I can't speak for them (the incoming merpjob in 2002. bers). I can only speak for how Larry and I feel( Each would be the other's top deputy during he said. his term. · Householder, 40, of Glenford, has two terms • DavidSon said the agreement will allow her after the current one remaining until he hits his caucus to focus on this year's election, in which eight-year limit. · all 99 seals are up for grabs, and holding ibl He said that if he.became the speaker in 2002, majority 'over the Democrats, currently 59-40. · he would seek to hold onto the job for his fi~~l She also said it would bring stability lo the House term. after she is gone. . Under the agreement, Householder would con: "It prO\Ildes an orderly transition as we go, into irolthe Republican caucus campaign fund - usy· our first term under term limits," ,Davidson said. ally a job of the speaker- even during Harri~'. Harris, 65, of Ashland, must leave the House term . The fund bankrolls all GOP House races . .. · afler·' llle' next 1Wo-y~lt session because of term Minority Leader Jack Ford,. a Toledo DeniO<;: li.mits. He said·ll)e agreement· ~,Y.ouid end a friend· rat, said the agreement was a demonstration ~f ly, but potentially divisive, shuffle for the top back-room dealmaking and that it might co~ spot. · · back to haunt the•Republicans.as the Democrats "Our objective' is to maintain unity, harmony campaign. and respect," ·Harris ~id. · · .. What·we are going to say to them (voters) is He said he would work hard to persuade new tliat the Republican majority has already decided members- and Republican holdovers- to back 'your elections," Ford said. . Censu~ ·b~g. ins testing in. Meigs·· Residents will know their scores upon completion of the test. Doring the testing process, applications for. Jobs. start at.$9.50/hr employment are completed and then submitted to ' . . By BRIAN J. REED . Sentinel New• Steff POMEROY - Applicants interested j n census·jobs in Meigs County may begin taking the required test . Meigs Commissioner Mi~k Davenport said two locations have been c:stiblished for administration of the lest, and specific iimes have been set: ·. · · ' ••. · .. The test may tie taken al Meigs County' _Public l-ibrary in Pomeroy on Wednesdays at 10 11,m.·and 6:30 p.m., an.d the library's Racine bran~won Fridays all :30. .. Pre-registration is rcq~ired; call' the U.s: Census Bureau office in Chilli<;Othe at,702-4220, or toll-free at 1·888·325, 7733. . ' Two (orins of identification are required, and lestlak· ers should plan to spend about 90 minutes hi preparing · for and taking the teat. • ., . , · The timeil, multiple-chOice lest evaluates buic skills. It includes five ~cins : clerical skills (alphabetization, . serialization .and matcl)in'g of ~.umbers series); ~adina, 'A(Iiich evaluates vocabular)', comprehension and follow· ina directions; number skilt.ls which invol~ . arithmetic; interpreting information d evaluatina .altemllivea, · . 11ihich ~Is the ability to iii rprel information in~ to deteunine the ~?est of several p01111ible ~~; and organizational skills, usiQg reasoning in order 10 analyze, summarize and orpl!i!EC info1111a1~ to solve a problem or follow 1111 instruction. . also the Census Bureau for consideration. Local census representaliye Diana Hughes said appli· canbl can expect a response from the Census Bureau in about three weeks. Most jobs will be for ccns4s takers, who will go door· to-door in the community to follow up on a census ques· . tiorinaire to be mailed in early March. The first task for those census takers will be the 1·fol· lciw·up leave~ process, which involves delivering census forms to thOR households which did not receive forms II' llle mail. · . · · There are also some crew leader positions to fill locally. Those crew leaders work with learns of cens~ takers to assign territory, process paperwork and so forth~ • The jobs pay between $9.50 and $11 per hour, and employees Ire free to set their own schedules. althouiil\ moat work involves weekend and evening hours, ~ Census Bureau rcjxllls. · . " · . Moat birin& will be done between Februlry and April; with so~ jobs beginning in Marc:h. The jobs will last an avcraae of four to six weeks, and some employees will be given the' opportunity to serve another tour of duty. Paid trainina is provided, and employees recc:i~e 31. cents per m,ile 'f(\r their work·relate<l travel. • Information about the census jobs is also availabl~ from the county commissioners office &1992·2895. . ,. . ·',f .... � 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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