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At6-6,the talenled point formulated a more formidable plot than die At Eastern, coach Howie Caldwell has die guard runs die Eagle offense, bjll is most sueone that has unfolded between Butem and be.lief, however, both have IO!&lly dif· cessful off die rip move. Josh Will avetaps ·soulhcrn enterin1 Friday ni~'s buJe Tri- fcreat views in phile>sophy. The Eaale help 12.18 points with 134 total points. Will is a Valley Conference Hoc:ki!ll Divisloa.btlllle in defense forces die ball to II¥ middle, where sharp shooter, who joins Simpson u oDe of Racine. philosophically a teammate will be their to the perimeter threats. · Both clubs have emeapd u die Jeaat!e's stop penetration. . Eric Smith hu put to1e1her a strins of dou· best in several slalillical c leeczks. Rees believes in forcing die ball baseline, ble digit games to boost his average to 8.9 Eastern, 11·'1, lleads die dlvilional nee: at where die baseline helps serve as an added poihts per game, and swing guard Matt 8-1, while Southem is 8-3 and dllrd in the defender as opponents fight to avoid a trap. At Bissell averages 7.27. Chad Nelson and league at 5-3. Aleunder, Rees was highly successful in Garrell Karr throw 4.8 and .3.9 averages. Southern hu pven up 601 poinls overall, ' winnit\g three . league championships. Both respectively, into the mix off the bench. ~ an average of 5:4.6 points per PAll' while philosophies have proven successful. · slats show, Eastern is solid seven deep with scoring 673, a 61.2 avaqe. 'l1lc positive The twist in the piOI? Caldwell, in his sec· . more quality minutes coming from Josh Kehl. spread is just shy of se)'CII-poillll. In' its last .ond season with Eastern, returns home to Josh Broderick. and a ·host of others. five games, the SHS defepse llu jllvtG up just Racine where he spent nearly a quartet centu• Southern has just one man in double fig· 50.2 points per game. Soulhent lliiU have to ry, cOaching and teaching aspiring'youns stu· ures, but that is a key factor in theit success. counter Eastems potentially .~,explosive dents the proper grammar. This will be the They.have nine players averaging three points offense, whiCh has scored 741 pc)lnll, 111 aver- firsuime Caldwell has entered the confipes of or better and six different players have led the age of 67.4 points per game. ~ Eas~erJ~. Charles W. Hayman gymnasium as a full· team in ·scoring on given nig~ts . Soul)lem defense has all\lwed just over 56 p6ints pet: blown Eagle; havins spent last year as a shows much balan~e acrOjis its 11-man roster. game, a positive spread of II. tescher at Southern and coach of the Eagles. . Garret Kiser leads the way with a 'IQ.8' The old "Offe~ wins g~s. Eastern has three men averaging double average and 119 points, followed by Russell defense wins " ·something Junior Brown heads the list with Reiher with 9.25 and Nick ·Bolin wilh 8.7. that second 7. I and I'' ' I. I, I' lee 4--Cin. Moeller ................................................... 69. '" 1 Far West EASTERN CONFERENCE W•.Kentu!:ky 57, Oen"er 56 Allandt Dh.._: . »: Ia 'i: L~ea. ~iami .......... 1••• , .......... . ,. ....... 24 ~w York ...... ......... 24- Phi1Hiphia ........................ .. 23 I~ .6-W . 14 16 .632 . _j90 2 Bosmn .................................. l8 20 .474 6"' ,0rl(lndo ............................,.... l6 N~wJersey ............................ l.5 2] .410 .39' ~': ......... 12 28 .JOO B\ Cmtr•l Division .. ..... .. 26 12 .684 WnsMngtM fndi iiRII .. ,........ ,2,1 9 Detroit .................... , .......11 16 ,,68 Milwaukf:e ..... .......... 22 18' . !~ Charlotte....... Toron1o ........ 4\ 5 6'~ ......... 20 11 .S41 .. ....... 20 19 .SI3 CLEVELAND ......... ,.J ......... I6 23 · Atlanta ................................. IJ 24 Chh:ago .................................. 6 30 .-;.._ 61: .410 · 101':: .JS.J · 12', .167 i9 WESTERN CONFERENCE ,. ' Mklwest DtvWoa ~ .., . . . .. . J~ SonA,.n,;o ..........................:t.l I~ '' • Cil • 15 .61l . I Den"~.. ..... ... ............. 17 Hou81:oo ................................ l4 Dallas .. ................................ ! 3 Vancouver ............................. IO o4 19 .47~ 2<11 .368 ·lj 27 1 it ·.J42 12 .270 ~ ~~~ Padllc.'o t"lfon L.A. Lak~n ................ ;........ 33 1 .823 Panland ................................29 10 .'744 3~ Seanle ................................... 26 IJ .1!67~ 6~ Sacnunenlo ........................... 24 12 .' 1 Phoen.ix ... ,.............................21 15 .SSJ •'·10 LA Ctippcn ............... ........ .IO 2B .26) 22 Golden Start ... ......... ............... 7 JO .189 ·, 24\1:.. .66 Wedneodoy's SCOftl Philadelphia 107, Atlanta·89 Boston 94, Toronto 90 :tum 1·CuLn. Falls Walsh Jesuit (7) ... .......... , • Paines\•ille Andover Pymntuning Val. ~ 3. Han.-ey JS • . Ashllbula Edgewood 66, Ashlabuln 52 Avon L..ab 48, Lakewood 43 .Bay Village 8ay 69, ae. Marsh11ll 21 Bedford 64. Twinsburg ~I Beloit W. Branch J7, louisville 15 Brooke, W.Va. 56. Indian Cfeek 'S I Cufield 64, Warien Howland 41 . Canton McKinley 80, Clc. Collinwood 45 CartQihon 3•, Canal Fulron NW 28 Cin. Sr. Bernard 76, Ne.w Miami 25 Cle. Hu. Miuachi 27; Cle. King t l Coan1aut 65. Oencva41 , Ccltland Maplewood 36, Scs. John a. Paul 26 ._...North E Cle. Shaw so, •s JO 4-Ciyde .... ............................................... .......... .. 11 5-Uhrich!viUe Claymont ...... ......... ....... 66 6-Snndusky Perkins ............................... ........... 38 7-0imsted Falls .......... 1.......................... .... ........ 28 8-Buckeye ..................... :.. ,................................. 24 . IJ.l.ewistown Indian Llllce ..... ........... ...... -... 22 10-Salem ... . ......... !u.... <... •............. .. .. .. .. 18 Canton South ..................................... ......... .. 18 Dlrision Ill :rum 1-Srmdusky St. Milry's (8) .. , ..... ,....... ... . H- " • Meigs County's . 41 Zl :_. ---Snow is·goodfor something-:-----"-. ' of lighter Basketball N1tkln1l B~lball Auod.. ion '' CHARL01TE HORNETS: Acquired G ~ Ellis from the MilwDukee Buc:ks in nchqe for~·· ond-rouad draft pick1 thi1 ye••and in 2002 . ,.... GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS: Signed Q.p Mark DM·is lo a 10-day confract.. • By MIWSSIA,RUSSELL under investigation, and authorities OVP Newa St8ft will not move any further on the case GALLIPOLIS . - · The metal "ntil after the release of the coroner's remains of a butane lighter believed report from the Franklin County .to·have caused Tuesday's fatal blaze Coroner's Office in Columbus, · .at the Felipe Beach residence on Cir· which fire officials expect wm be clc Drive were recovered Wednesday early next week. after firefig!tters spent just over two · Fire officials stressed it is impor· .hours ~hi!ll through lhe rubble. tant tq teach childrc;n the necessity of . Bob Donnal· fire safety e~ly, and for the ·entire ly, fire investiga· family to have and practice a fire tor for the Gal· escape plan. lipolis· Volunleer "All people in household should Fire Department, know at least two ways out," said along with sever- Tim Mills, the GVFD's resident fire· . :.\\'::." a] other firefight· fighter. "Have a meeting place OUt· ·. """· ers, returned to side and do not stay in the house to ·. ' the fire scene call 911, go to a neighbor's, or use a around .11 a.ni. car phone, but do not staY' in the Wednesday a11d house." K11r1 Be~l.a.ch.&J painstakingly "Some kids, when faced 'with Ibis hand sifted kind of situation, have a tendency t<i through debris in the basement of the hide," Donnally noted. "Ch.ildren home, where the remains of 4-year· have been ·found ·in closets, behind old Kiara Beach.'s bedroom fell a~r couches ami under beds." . · the floor collapsed. . "The fire department offers edu· "We believe that what we ~ave cation programs for kids to try to . found is. the remains of the lighter reverse cthis mind set," Mills said. · th~t the family u.id the little girl was; ''W~n.they kn~ w~at)n do, to yell · playing Witb 'prio.r (O·I))e fit1ir.' '"Don·. · f'!ff.. il'ma~ tt ellS~ for us to find nally Said. .. ' '' . ', . ; ,""~ tliem r f ,__..,..."" ' .• · '<Fhdi!IBhter will·be turned·over to "We also try to teach the kids to the state fire marshal and he will not be afraid of firefighters in .their WASHINGTON WIZARDS: Named Mlchac( JQI'dan port-owner and hc.d of buketball.operatibn1~, Pl(lerd F Q!rard Klfl8 on the Jnjlired lilt, Acdvlkd R Lorenzo ~lliiJ1TII fi'C)m·lhe inJured lilt. tnanl~F· ~ · .• , , 1 . Boeke .+ " N.uon.JI 1 :ttr:·~ PHOENIX C::OYOTES· ~ d 0 D...._ . . . · IJne ~·· Esc~ 10 Spnnfield of.lhe AHI,.ancl F Da"ld Oltver I~ Hotts.ton or the lf1L. 1 1• ·'' " • ,,"" •.- Hedwr · ..· , • Ym,. MQOoey·67, Austintown Fitch 26 Zahesville RORCrans 50, Dre s d~ Tri-Valley 38 . CAMPAIGN 2000 ~ 14 6 Piusburah ........ :.... 19 22· 3 N.Y. Rangers ......... 17· 20 7 N.Y. blai'lders ...... . 10 29 · ~ RucL:nell 52. Anny ~9 Colgme 77. Lehigh 61' Lnfayene 77. Holy Crou 70 , Monmouth, N.J. 52 , Fdirlcigh Dicldnsoe 169 Mount St. Mary'1. Md. 71. UMBC 73 Penn St. 76. Wisc on~in 61 Samd Hc.art 75 . Waancr 70 '• St. Franci s. NY 66. Long Island U. 63 St. Joseph's 101. George WMhington 91 S~·rncme 82. Pitl5burgh 72 , 16 1.5 66 150 115 ' I ~7 136 104 .5 46 140 1)0 3 44 117 124 I 27 96 1•9 ~ J 6 2 DAIRY LANE 2% ·MILK 61 140 117 ~6 125 Ill 19 1J 2 4~ 120 IJ2 22 6 I 43 122 121 24 6 · I 37 99 114 Southeast Dh·i.sion Florida .............. ,... 27 1.5 3 ) 60 144 108 Wuhinaton ........... 20 17 7 I 48 117 114 Carolina ................. 17 21 8 0 42 11.5 12M South Alabnrna 1J, ArkansM 64 Appa\3chian St. 7 2, Clemson 60 Auburn 65. South Carolina 61 Cent. Flor.ida 79. Jackson\lille 70 Coli. of Charleston 69, Coastal Carulina ' ' Dela~are St. 53 . Albany, N.y. SO , Detroit 63, George: Mason 61 buke92, N.C.StnteR8 . :, ·If· Georgia Tech 65. Florida St 62 louoT7. MorganSt. 67 ' ··~. f.t James M11dison 76, William & M..y 71 .~ Kenl.ucky 74. Mississippi 69 • LSU 61, Genrgio ~7 · Mlll'yland 73. Wake Fomt ~ 1 Mississippi St 73, Jacksonvilk St: 61 N. Carolina A&.T 80. UNC·Greenlboro 71 , N.C.·Wilmington 71. Va. Commonwcaltb.61 Old DominiOn 62, Armrican U. 57 '.; Tulane 7~ . Soulh Aoriib 71 ' · UAB 7J, Southern Misa, ~7 . Tlll'ftPa Do.~ ............. 11 26 6 4 32 120 1'.58 Atlanta,....,.............. ll 29 .5 3 JO 102 164 -·- Ccntn~l Div'lsion »: Oetroit. ................;~.27 . 6 I Ectmonll'lft ............... u 19, 12 ' V&nCOIIIWr .............. l4 22 9 I SUPERIOR DELI . SLICED BOLOGNA 55 132 116 ' 1. 48 108 129 6 48 122 121 S 42 117 1'~6 c. Pacific Dhillon . Phoeni~ ............... :.. 24 I 6 6 0 54 142 124 " DI!IJu ........... ,.........23 18 . l 2 l) 108 104 • .'·t:· s.n·iose ... 1.............. 21 22 6 4 -52133 123 Midwest '· :t;-, ',(LIIo~...les:........... 19 . 18 ' 7 .I 48 Ill 128 Akroq 89. E. Michl ... 81, OT 'lfAI\IIM ................. 20 22 l · I '!<\ 112 12t Bowling Green 68, Miami, Ohio·6) , >':>•' l!J·· 1~- • ;r ·· •. Ov«cillllloltel count as a lou and a rcsUlallon Bradley 77, Wichita St. 64 •Av:';_-':';._ lit. . , ,. an.cinnaU 75, MemphiS S5 . . , g ·· Wedneoc~a Crci&tllon 63, SW Minouri St. 4t 1 •..com Indian, .St. 91, S. lllinoi.s 56' WuhinJIOn _j, ·Fiori~ I • Iowa St 72, Kanau·St 61 Montteai3,·N.Y. blandenO ., NeW Jmcy ....Chinc:aJO ~ I ~;:.~n::~. ~·~g~ Ch.llona ss BoAvD '4, Adllllll3 · . " Michi&an 93, North~ 70 • Pi111bwJh J, ~· IAula 1 Nebraska 70, Texu neb 67 ' S~a · Jote 0. Colorado 0 · Purdue 74, Mlnnese~:• 69 ~7.C~pry0 W. Michigan 11, Tollldo 73 Detroh: !, Vancouver J..tie Virainia Tc'i:h 82. Fordham 61 . . ' Alllhelm J, D~lu I • ' ' • ·I .. 'lbDipt's pmes · !. N.Y. RlftJ~M·Cwolina, 1 p ~in. ' Pttawa IIi Phi1*1Phla. 7:30'p.m. Bolton at1impa ·~· 7:30p.m. !luft"alo_at PhoeniX. 9 p.m. Far Will Colomlo 81. Okhobo1111 ill l;)allas at Los Anaeks , 19 p.'m. .NCAA Division I women's scores s' . ,, n ...' . .i• CHEESE PIZZA KITS ••• •• ••• • : Ll. • >, FRESH HEAD ' "'. , .. LETTUCE '' 2/$ ... ' ,. •• . KRAFT VELVETA · •• ••• •• CHEESE · •• ••• •• • • f.• . . • .' .. ' ' J, r' . ~. ' ,,,.:. •I - \ . ' . ~. Bill Aoulh, _• .Wood~llt, .• · retl to . MlltllonSyr• · · cuM VIllage ,' Couilcll, and . ' . : ~COt- : trill,.~· . · clll'll·lrllltir«,' were g!Wn . • the oath of ·'. lOAF . onicei!Y . · M8yor LII'I'Y · Llvender lit I . · .recent··•vr• <. ". cuHvt(~ ... Council.._. ' South COLUMBUS. tlhi9 (AP) - The 1hlrd weekly . suur wrurllai poll 'fDf' 2000. a1 compiled br. 1he Ohfo HiJh School Wn:,llfilJ Coacl!cs Ass~ a1ioa (tint·plact Votft In pa~nlhelel) witl'i total pomu: ,, ,. :r.. fiL I·LWwood s•. Edv/"4 u•1 .....·....................... ,1"9 Ball St. 97, OHIO 74 , ,, Cent. Michipn H , Miami, Ohio 71 . l' Toledo 62. Akron ~l Valparaiso 95. Wja.·Milwau.kft! 8'.101 ~. ., '1"". . ~~ Division l Mlclwest • By ANDREW WELSH-HUGGINS . AaiOOIIted PreA Writer Today's · : • •'1 • l·Moolo H•!~ ...................... ,........,............. 118 ; J.Hu(w iju. Waynt .... ,................. ~--·· ......:.~·.... 109 ~. ., I ' '' .... ' (I , .. bl~ is still "I'm asking you to put the classroom above COLUMBUS - 4wmakers. must cltcide whether'\9 spend a sliver of a federal . the cultural norm." grani ~ absfinence-qnly sex education pre>grarns in six Ohio schools. · , Dr. Davkl Mitior, 1 uralogtllllrom Mkld!OIOMI Thai decision oil $90,000, in · a debate expected 10 wnlinue tOday, will ·determine whether Ohio can use the rest of the nearly grant will go to, programs aimed at stopping $1 111illion gratit from the federal Centers for teen smoking, encouraging healthy Disease Control. lifestyles and good nutrition and good denDr. David Miller, a urologist from Mid· Ial CillO. • ' ' ' dletown in 50Uthwest Ohio, supports absli· Ohio firat received the money two nence.Orily programs.but told lawmakers on years ago to train teachers and health educaThursday to reject the grant anyway,' con· · tots in AIDS and HIV prevention programs. t:cmed that the federal government would Ohio stopped its use of the grant after not honor the change Ohio lawmakers ,Sta!e Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Urbana, and others 'made: · objected to 'the explicit content of SQme of ,"I'm asking you ' to put the classroo':" the trai.ning'pt'OII!Iiii'S language !Uid. its lack · above the.cultural norm," Miller said. . of focus on•abstinence: The Leglslalllfe then passed laws pre· . llle ,resplution ihat was to be yoled ~n 'tdday will spend $90,000 of the $974,490 venting Ohio froni using similar CDC Jiranl for fl~ year 2000 for AIDS preven· grants until hearing~ were held on lhe sex lion 'in· Allron, Cipcinnati, · aevcland, · education portion of the grant. By the time lawmakers began hearings Columbus, Dayton and Toledo lK:hools. Of lhe $90,00(), . one-third will · plY for Thursday afternoon, the langtiage in the pro· · adminiSit'alive aJSIS.• the rest will be divid· posal had been narroWed to rea4 that the ed in grants ·~(mg the six Schools money must be spent oit programs that teach abstinence is the only way to avoid sexually for·prog1 ant materials. . · . pre~rtancy. The remainder t~ nearly SI inilli~n transmitted diseases or prevent ' ' FDC _...,._"'".J " ., '"' ieft, and Mony . d Oh1o H.S sports Georaerdw..n·M. Miami 61 Mao-llmci7J;.Wab FOR1161 , ' ltadfotd 56. N.C.·Ashlvilll oil UNC; GrtensbOro 74. N. 1tarolina A&:T .\8 " ·The cause of the bunker Mills"!eadded. "They need to' gear,'' know that are there to help them." Abstinence-ani}' sex ed stirs debate uo;ooo of ' . ' sw~qrs. ; • "J I 1ITAb{AN BREAD . . "' ., '' ' . fd' · l·'!• Lotteries .. ; ··- ' ., . FRESH BAKED \ Friday's games East .,. Ll. , : N.¥. ldandm at N!=w Jeney, 7:30p.m. Florida a1 Atlanta. 7:J01p.nl. St..Looia at Oteaao. 8 p..,-,. • N~vilk at c;ala~. 9·p.m, . · cotorM~o at AMhlflll. 10:30 p,m: ' ' Bueknell n, Anny CoiJDtc 71 . UhiJh 60 '· Penn 76, TOWIOP 67 · 1'1ovid00ce St. Jolln'o 61 . , ShippnubutJ 70. CnUinnlo ~ Siena 66. MMi1t 59 Syral:•ie 66, Vilkmovl .4l ,.. . ' ' .Afternoon! I ' t. Northwell Divhion Cololll6o ................. 24 17 6 Cai&IWJ', ......... ,....... <I 20 5 · ·ROUNDY'S . FROZEN PIZZAS $ 59 ! 2/$ 61 162 124 S1 , Louis .............. :.. 27 ·13 6 0 60 138 99 NuhYille ................ 16 24. 6 J . 41 12J B9 Cbi~~ ""' "" "" ' ")6 2.5 (t . 2 40 114 148 . t .i . ' . .. GAL. • ·L I BI fiL !if liA 14 •• •• BONELESS SKINLESS · . ·' ••• CHICKEN BREAST : •• •• •• •• •• .." ,, ••• ' ' WESTERN CONFERENCE llolll Rod, proyldel the puah.· · ·i Sentiitel 3 . Nurthcast Dlvblun Toronto ................... 27 Ottawa ....................Z-1 . BoSIOI\' ........... ......... 1.5 Buffalo ................... l8 Monuca1 :........ 1..... .. 15 ' POMEROY -11m GiltiiJUl Qf Pomeroy has filed his petition of candidacy for .Meigs 'County sheriff. ·Gillilan is a Republican.· He is llle ·~ of Roy and Mary .Gillilan of Cllester, and a lifelona Meip resident, '.· He was commiSSioned as a police officer with Middleport in 1992 and CtleDdar ·· AS received hi' Ohio Pe•ce Officers •• 9'!!'Deds BH bAsic ' training certlficlle the same B5 cW•e· ~ year. He received his fitst appointment in ~ptember 1994, and was M E!l!todals appointed chief of palice In Syra· ·ObM!jades A3 cusC:; where he is still holds the office Sports Bl·l, 6 of police chief. · AJ He is also employed as a patrol· man in Middl~port, and has been employed in that position since :' ·~ 1995. . ' \ : He has continued his education as a certified ·senior OJierator' (or ·the .Jntoxilyzet 5000 from the Ohio Depart· inpntofHealth.ln 199S;he became certirtecl sepioroper· 5'6-0; Pkk 4: 4-9-8-5 ator on the BAC Data Malter (!Om ODH, and certifie'd lltlckloye 5: J.. 11·12-14·26 ~nior ,operator on the BAC Data Master from ODH, and Certified each year on both. w,yA: . · · · He also received updaled training in domestic vio· , ~Y ~.'· ~-0-4 Dally 4: 7.().7-8' lcnce from the Meiga County Prosecutor's Office and :!'1·~,;, ·. ' · · updaled training ,in (he «ill~on of evidence II!Jd ln."'' "~~~~~yPubllahi•Co. ' Crime·lK:ene ,preservation. · ·· '· · · .I"' ' · '~-""'fiii--'_. __, ll'. L I BI fiL !if liA ~ Phi~~la ......... .2~ East •. , . ·. ~.~'•' ~· ~~~~r:==~~~~~~~r::, relldy for 1 8led t1de M1f:1- ..\\"have sentt(l ihe. lab for tests," Don· nally.itadded.' .JJoqd '\ GllllltJR .flles as sheriff's candidate Atlantic Dh·lsion New Jersey .... :. ..... 29 B -~ :·· EASTERN CONFERENCE :bam ; ' NHL 'standings men's scores Firefighters ' find ·parts Hockey NCAA Division I Single CollY · 35 Cenh 1'\.. Tot Calh. Cent 62, tot N~ Dame 48 Urichsville Claymont 67, Cadii Harri~on Cent. ~:ames Scallle at Boston , 7 p.m. !Minna at Washintton. 7 p.m. Atlant:J Vl . Miami, 8 p.m. PhoeniA at Denver, 9 p.m. Minnesota at L.A . Clippers, 10:30 p.m. CLEVELAND nt Golden Stnte. 10:30 p.m. -PageB1 Hometown Newspaper •, ' Primetime inks minor-league deal Midd lepor t • Pomeroy, Ohi o Volume 50 , Number 159 Rootstown 68, Streetsboro 49 Salem .SO,·Susan':mlk G~~raway 39 Sheffield Brookside 46, Axon 44 Southington Chalker 62, Cle. Hts. Lutheran E. Tonlght'• gam.. I . High: 30a; Low: 20s 54 1~ Detroit at New Jerse)-, :7:30p.m, Philadelphia at Charlotte. 7:·lO.p.m. Seattle at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. , Denver at Housron, 8:30p.m, Ut11h at Van coUwr, 10 p.m. ' Orlando 111 Sacramento, 10:30 p.lfl. . Transactions :i8turday: Cloudy Ravc:nna Southeast 57, Atwater Waterloo 38 Roeky River Mqnificat SS, Stow Walsh ·Jesuit Minne:tom. 91, Utah 88 L.A. Laken 9l, CLEVELAND 86 •. 2-Bedrord Cballcl Cl, .... ~.............. :.................. r ...IO ,', .\.Martins Fmy (!) ................ :.............................?$ 4-CVCA .................. ,'........ :1..... - . .. ...................: ....68 S-AkroRSt.V·St. M11ry .... ................ ............ .'...... .38 0-Loudon"lile .............. ;... .................. :..... ,........... 30 . 7-B•o<bwqod ., .............., :... :.................. ,............. 29 8-Cuyahogn Hts........................... ,........... , ..........!8 . . 9-Syc:mnore Mohawk.................L ...... .................. I9 · , BLUE JAYS: Asreed to temlS wnb HJ·Ubeny tenter ................................................ 14 · lB oh 1lhrce-yeu 1:0ntru~ . .• ~:.. "• Natkmal Leape . : !=lii<;A.GO CUBS: Agreed to lemu with .\8 -0F Wtllte CirMne on a one-year c:ontr~JCt . . , MONTREAL EXPOS: Nun<d J.Cf Ta<ba<g . _. calchma: UUIJ\ICtor IU'Id Maury Wills runmng tnstruc· .BasebaU tor. · . · . Anlerlcan J.Aque . . ~EW YORK M~S: Apeed to tenm wnh JB ANAHEIM ANGEl...$: A~ to tenns wilb INF Charl.e Hayes on .a nunor leal!'! contract. ,. Archi Cinnfr-occo and RHP Oren HinChliffe on minor Prrt'SBURGH PIRAlES: AarettJ to terms wtth l~gue c:onuacts. . ·' . INF Luis Sojo on~ minof teag.ue con1ract: BOSTON ~EO SOX . Aalftd to cerms wtth Of . ST. ~IS C.o,RDJNALS~ Agreed to lerf!15 with MIU1y ·Cordova on o minor leaaue"coolfnCI. LHP J~:. Bntnen~. RHP Lutt., HllCkman. RHP CLEVEL,.\NO ~DlANS : A~ to terms with Gene Sleijljschlilte. INF Owil H¥1 and INF Chris RHP Bobby Win on a minor league cOntract. Richard i;Mi one-o~ar contract~. , o.nd RHP Jim NEW YORK; YANKtiES: NIIJM:d Dan Rl.di1on • Dc!u~y. RHP Rick Heiserman, RHP John Hudek, manl'lger of Nflt'Wich of the ~ltrn leag~tC and RHP Mike J1Trcs~ RHP Dayid Wianhoose. C Dnv!d High: 20; Low: 5 . •-•we •= Meigs Community Cale!J_dar, AS Our Vzew: State tackles building needs, A4 ·Buckeyes upset Michigan State, 81 Tod8y: Cloudy 59, Mopdorc Field 49 Polalld 59, Ni~ 37 Olarlotte 96, Chicazo 86 Oklahoma St. 73, Texu M Fisher (5.5) wilh 4.t points per pme ·. ..,the they·used to have lhrouahout tile JlOIY da,C • leldina rebounden. · of Soulhem basketball in pre-TVC yell'S. ·: l Chris bndolpb fllllldle point and has a Giles for 'die contest will open-' 5 p.m.• 7."/iK:orina averap and nNitiple assisls, Chad prior to die ~:30 p.m. start of die Hubbard, 1 fleet-fooled auanf 'has a 6.6 aver· same. Fans lifO reminded that there sho_uld be. : a,e, while Kyle Nonil weips in wilh 1 6.3 nq parkin1 on the west side of the butldiq, averap, Brandon ~3.6, IIIII Mill Warner but that a new, spacious, fully paved Jllllc!D• 4.63. Oilier contri ca.a membeR n lot is now localed on tho east end of die boiJd. defensive specialist \IWI EYIIIl and Matt inl away from the SYm. ·1 Shain. Southoim's reserves are currently 9-2 ov.Southern's Bolill been 'fi~ a bltcl< ail, while Eastern stands at 8-3. Tbe two sprain, while Eastern's Smith hal a lolftl' leg marks set the sta,e fOr a put prellimiltw.~ sprain, and senior Steve Weeks is out with a contest and warm-up for die main vmil)' fnctured ankle. Weeks came on strong at the The time is 8 post at the end llf last season, contributing about five points a game, but has been on and · Ea~l88 beat KC 44-27 · • off the active roster this ~ear with feiiCurring injuries. EAST MEIGS - .Eastern's , Southern is $ltonllna 42 petcent from the lf&de boys' basketball team, be.hind fteld on' twos and 34 pettenl on threes with a Dill's 18 points and Robert Cross' 14, 62-of-178 effort Ibis seuon. Southern aver· Kyger Creek 44-27 Wednesday night ages 71 percent .from the foul line with 166· Also :;coring for the Eagles were """"'•;; of-233 0verall. Dillard, Josh Hayman (three each), · Both conununilies are fii'Cd up for their ·carroll, Chris Myers and Darren ' respective teams. Eastern .is enjl!ying enth1J$i· .Scarbrough (two each). · asm ihey have not experien<;ed since their Darren Clar!< led the Bobcats )<lith I~ the to '70s. Meanwhile, points. an excitement . Sports I , Penin~ula Woo$idge Pcirt\.00 lOS, San Mtollfo 95 Soutbw..t & . . 97 , Fri~ay 2 JMu.,- 21, 2000 Wea t her Vaughan . has . throughout the· last 0.0 year~ this time to say thank you to·· proud to be _locally owned and .to serving your needs · ' Elyria Midview ' '· L.aCiranac Keystone 48 Flirport Harbor Fairport 62, Bristol 48 Glriidd Htl. 80, Maple HIS. 51 Oanecuvillll 41, Windham 28 !lUud 62. Sonnhcn SJ . Orecaf~ld hkaaio 61, Huntinaton Ron 33 Independence 64. Aurora !13 J-12, A-._buta )I Kenllon 67, Cle. St. Joseph 64 J..akwood St. AqpasUne 70, Lake Ridge 27 Lorain Clearvicw 51, Oberlin Rrelaad.s 42 Lorain KiDJ 63, Pamu. Valley Forge 54 . ,l..ord.Mowa 30, lborr.,.on Ledg~mont 2S M~son. 74~ Painaville Riverside 43 · MIIIIIUa Cralwood 67, Mng...... l9 Memor Like C.th. 45. WilkHighby South 38 · Mincrv• 63, Canton South 46 N. Royak~!il, Parma42 Nelaonvllle-York S~ lilousrer Trlmble 31 Oberlin 60, Wellinaton 24 P.ma HI•. Holy Name 75, Gai'field Hts. Trinily New York 90. New Ieney 89 tiL ....... t 1.l 2-Co s. OtS.Oies (5) ................... ;.~........ . ... 109 3-SI. Paris Graham................................... .. ...... 78 . Akr. SprinJ ..,5, MarlinJton 38 Amherst 49, Lorain Cmholk ;\2 )0, Dallas IM,· Washln&ton 86 Indiana 106, Milw...UC 14 • Division II Ohio H,S. girls' scores ~ 1!6. Eact;d MinnesOta .............................lO 16 .556 Friday's kaitsas 81. laylor'.67 Oklahoma 16. TuM 73 NBA standings Iwo !1-Wadawooh ............ :::::::::::::::::::'::::::::::::::::~::::J~ 6-Solop ....... :.... .. 7-fairfield ..., ..................................................... A8 8-Dayton CruTQII ..... , .................... . ......34 9-Akwn Springfield. ..................... .. ....·...\1 10. Thomu Worthington ............... ...............~ ... 17 SouthweSt Friday J ~ ., ,· • . ~ > ' ' i.n new officer~------'----'---- • ,, ' The change was announced by Rep. Charles Brading, R· Wapakoneta, House education chairman. Paul Marshall, an Education Department spokesman,' said a CDC official told him : informally that.the grant could be changed to require abstinence-only programs. ' But Jordan susgesled waiting until Ohio had something in writing. Dr. Joseph Rauh, a retired Cincinnati pediat[ician and creator of an abstinence· based sex education program, said an absti' nence·only approach was unrealistic and counterproductive for today's youth, Although he came u a supporter ofusing the grant money, he said he opposed the ' change in the language .. Rabbi Elliot Kleinman, regional director · of the Northeast Lakes Council of Atperican Hebrew Congregations, said lawmakers . 'should release the p l money in order to 1\elp local schools put their own sex education curriculums ht place. "We know young people are engaging in sexual behavior whether we like it or not," Kleinman said. "Moreover, they do so with or without information and education that could save their lives. .Reiigious values demand thai we teach that which we know to be effective." · • • ' • ' SyracuH M~orLirry Llvender, left, conductad the •-dng-ln ceremony for Sh1ron Cottrill, clerk, ·•nd 11m Alttle, member of the ·. SyracuA ·Burel of Public Affllr., It I 'rant board meeting. • �-• Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio BUCKEYE NEWS IN BRIEF Activists: Kaalch doesn't back talk • WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. JOhn McCain and Rep. John Kasich have bt.,.. conspiCIIOU5 foes of qusionable government spending but couldn't ah. ays be counted on in the clinch, anti-subsidy ICiiviJia said. ' McCain, the Arizona senator who is seeking the GOP presidential nomina· tion, and Kasich, R..Ohio, were &iven only average voting scores in "Green SciSSOill 2000," a report .issued Thul'8day by th~te groups who identified T1 . proposals and programs the activisb deemed wuteful and environmentaly unfriendly. All the items went bebe Congresa IIIII year. . . Friends of the Earth, Taxpayem for Common Sense and the U.S. Public Interest research Group produced the repOrt, which tracked the votes of all the members of Congress. "John Kasich, who a few years ago was our champion on this stuff, didn't go do)Yn there and spc\nsorone amendment," said Friends of the Earth's Courtney Cuff, who .worked closely with Kasich on several earlier battles to abolish business subsidies. McCain *as aggressive on a fight against sugar subsidies, but faded on oiher issues and missed key votes, said Cuff. · Y2K preparations stall .report cards ..Frlct.y, Jenut~ry 21, 2000 FrtUy, Januarv 21 • 2000 By GEORGE GEDDA Auoclllted Pren Writer ' WASHINGTON -The Ointon administration has issued visas to the grandmothers of Elian Gonzalez, enabling them to come to the United States to make their case for the 6-year-old's return to Cuba, U.S. officials said today. The visas were issued as representatives of the National Council of Churches were flying to Cuba to meet with the grandmothers and with Cuban government offtcials. The council strongly sup· ports the Cuban government's position that the boy should be reunited with, his father on the island. · The grandmothers reportedly were &iven pass· ports for travel earlier this week. The two women were expected to travel to, New York because they believe the atmosphere there will be friendlier than Miami, where there is powerful support among ·Cuban-Americans for allowing the boy to remain in the .United States. The visit of the _grandmothers is not expected to have any impact on the legal proqess now under way to determine Elian's fate. · · 'fhe custody fight over Elian, meanwhile, has spilled into federal court, but some legal experts doubt the gambit by the 6-year-old Cuban's Miami relatives will succeed. · Attorneys for Lazaro Gonzalez, the boy 's great-uncle, we.nt to federal court Wednesday to challenge the Immigration anl.l Naturalization Ser· vice's ruling that Elian must to be returned to h!s one of the most sicred relationabips. there is,", tather in Cuba. Reno said "I believe that with all my hcert &riC! .. The legal team filed a lawsuit·accusing the INS sou~n She repeated that "based on the infonnatii:>n we of violating Elian's due-process rights and asked the judge to prevent.the agency from returning the have, I think it (the INS decision) was .correct." · . President Clinton ~lso repeated hiS endorseboy before it gives him an asylum hearing. "It is about protecting Elian's civil and consti- ment of the INS position. :· need to think long anq hard whether we're "We tutional rights, the same as if he was any other child," said Spencer Eig, a lawyer for the great- going to take the position that ~ny person ':"ho uncle. comes 10 our shores who IS a m1nor, i(IY mmor Many U:gal experts insist that Elian's U.S. rela- child who loses his or her parents, should never be tives have no legal slandi~g bccauie their rights do sent home to another parent - even if that parem · is capable of doing a very gobd job- if we don't not trump those of his father, his closest relative. "All along, the legal issue-'has been who speak,s like the government of the country where the peo-· for a 6-year-o)d boy, and the answer is the closest pie lived," Clinton said in an interview _in today 's· surviving relative," said David Abraham, an Christian Science Monitor. He cautioned Congress not to grant the 6-yearimmigration law professor at . the University of Miami. "That is the father." o.ld special citizenship to ke~p him in the United In Washington today, Allorney General Janet States and criti.:ized the acllons of Cuban PresiReno said her department would look·at any legal dent Fidel Castro. "I think the way he has attempt• · steps "to have the matter heard appropriately and ed to politicize this is also terrible," Clinton said. Elian has been living with his Miami relativeS· promptly with the recognition that it does the child no good to be held in limbo." sirice he was rescued in November by the Coast . She wouW not predict how soo~ the govern- Guard while clinging to an inner tube in the" ment would respond in court, other than to say "as Atlantic off the Florida coast. His mother and stepsoon as possible consistent with appropriate father were among II IJeOple who drowned ,fle~preparation." · . ing Cuba. . : And she h,eld to the Immigration Service's view . The legal fate of the boy has drawri int~ma­ that the boy 's Cuban father should get him back. tional attention and strained U.S.-Cuban relations.· " Law, morals, the family values that we talk about Congress has·considered intervening and the topiC: all say the bond between a patent ~nd a ctiild is has bcoome fodder for White H0 use candidates. • ELYRIA (AP)- An effort to keep a compute~ system free of the dreaded Y2K bug has resulted in slow computers and trouble In preparing report cards for 31 school districts in northeast Ohio. · One glitch' prevents computer-assisted averaging of first· and sccond-quar· • ter grades for ·a midyear report card, so teachers have to do that individually. Using the computer to add a study period for one student's schedule can take three minutes to five minutes, Mike Gillain, prin_cipal of the 2;100-student Elyr· ia High School; said Thursday. "It's outrageous. Our. counselors are running intp ihe same problem when they try to change a kid's schedule," Gillam said. New software was inslalled last year by the Lake Erie Education'll .Computer Association consortium in Elyria. The old and new systems were in use during the en.J of the year pending the switchover in Januaiy. · The CO!ISOrlium serves school districts throughout lorain County arid parts By JeFF DONN Sci Works science m4seum, some of Cuyahoga, Erie, Huron and Medina oounties. Aaaoolated Pr.-• Writer shivering in the subzero ~ind chill . . · The association's executive director, Uoyd Wright, said he was confidtnt· It · was astronomy. without · eye . Theywererewardedwiththemost . lh"at the problems would be resolved. · strain. impressive lunar eclipse in years, Across the Western Hemisphere, according to SciWorks planetarium I IOn . people simply craned their necks Director Duke Johnson; " It's a much from parking lots, sidewalks, back brighter eclipse than we've had in COLUMBUS (AP)- The problem of feeding the pqp!' should center on yards, apartment windows aild even· recent years. It's a nice red color." hunger and not who qualifies for programs like food stamps, the Ohio Depart- living room sofas to witness a total Scientists had predicted it would menl of Human Servioes and a·coaJition of hunger groups agreed. eclipse of the moon. · · · be relati~ely bright, saying the atmosThe department, which· oversees welfare benefits and coordinates .federal While much of the East Coast' had phere had finally purged darkening programs, on Thursday Sl!id it would work wiih food banks and others to help lingering clouds, many watched the chemicals spewed skyward in 1991 get food to people who need it . ·· · .eclipse surrounded by city lights, by the eruption of Mount Pinatubo in "We look forward to working with them. Frankly, I'm very d)ankflll that which white out meteor showers and the Philippines. we're finally talking about food and nutrition as opposed to eligibility stan- more subtle astronomical spectacles. · Starting around 9:30 p.m. EST dards," said Joel Potts, the department's deputy director for oounty operations. Museums and planetariums put on Thursday with a darkened hell along ·The groups said they would follow some of t~e recommendations in a·study viewing parties, hoping to seize on · . its left edge, the moon began creeping by the Center on Hunger and Poverty at Tufts University in Boston. the mass appeal of sky watching that visibly into Earth's shadow. Half as many Ohioans are receiving food stamps as did six years ago didn 't demand binoculars. The phase of total shadow, when because of the intimidating amount of paperwork required and the stigma assoIn Winston-Salem, N.C., dozens the moon climbed to its height over dated with welfare, the report said. stared from the sidewalk in front 'of the East Coast, happened between The researchers looked at federal and state estimates _on hunger, along :with reports from food banks ani) shelters. Frank Roosevelt Claytor . VINTON- Frank Roosevelt Qaytor, 91, Vinton, died Thursday, Jan. 20, 2000 in Holzer Medical Center. · . Born MM:h 28, 1908 in Gallipolia. son of the late Charles and Ella t'belp1 Claytor, he was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II, and the retired illlf-employed owner and operator of aaytc:ir Trucking. . • He was a member of the First Church of God, where he had served on t~e bQud of ll'llltees and taught Bible classea; a member ofVFW Post 4464 and .i.plerican Legion Lafayette Post 27; a member and soloist of the Old 'JYme 'Ciorua; aod a member of the Retired Senior \blunteer Program. , In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife, Hazel t.larie Oaytpr, whom he married Nov. 21, 1938 at Bowling Green, Ohio;· ll!d by two brothers and two sisters. ~iurviving are a foster son, Henry Jefferiea of Toledo; two foster grandchildren and a foster great·grandchild; and four nephewa and two nieces. . Services will he 2 p.m. Sunday in the Gallipolis First ehurch of God, with Brother Paul VOss officiating. Burial will be in Vinton Memorial Park. Friends may call at the McCoy-Moore Funeral Home Wetherhoit Chapel, Gaiiipolia, from S-8 p.m. Saturday, ind at the church one hour prior 10 the ~rvioes on Sunday. · · · A military flag presentation will he performed by American Legion . LUayelte Post 27. • ·17\acial profiling claims hit hard .in liberal suburb . Lunar eclipse offers great show----· weather perr11itting · t8 rget s feed Ing the hung,ry C.oa l"t" 11:05 p.m. ESI' and 12:22 a.m. today. · peek o~tside. "CNN . when I get The moon imperq:ptibly slipped out home!" ufthe lastsliverofE.arth'sshadowat "I got some angry campers!'' said · 2:24 a.m. , Shawn Kyles, who brought three of · ' "You can tell people what's going his children. to happen. But once they start seeing . With perfect timing. clouds draped it, ihat's really cool," said George over· Los Angeles .cle8red just in time " Fleenor, director of the Bishop Plane- for a perfect vielil .of the eclipse as .i t . tarium .in Bradenton, Fla., where sev- reached its darkest stage. In Griffith·" cirat hundred p_eOple feasted on pizza Park, near the famous Hollywood· and barbecue as they w.atched.' sign, hundreds of people, many In Springfield, Mass., more than clutching small telescopes or binoc.r100 people, mostly ·in families, took lars, cheered approval. The . moon· shelter inside the Science Museum to took on a reddish-orange -glow around· view lunar eclipses in its planetarium, its edge, while blackness engulfed its· craft paper eclipse wheels and Jearn center. . · about the astronomy of the lunar Wherever skies were clear, the eclipse that was spoiled by cloud eclijlse was visible across a huge. co¥er and snow. · • ~xpanse of the globe: North and · "It's snowing!" yelled out muse- South America, as well as parts of' urn staffer Jack: Megas, who took a Africa "1'd Europe. County ,Court qases settled . : POMEROY - The following Jeremy H. Michael, Syrac;use, . cas~s were recently resolved in tbe possession, $50 plus costs; Michelle Meigs County COurt · of .Judge Blanken~hjp, Racine, seat belt, $25 f3trick H. O'Brien: plu~· costs; Alice L. May, New · Clyde W. Gaus, Rutland, reck- Haven, W.Va., DUI, $8SO plus ttis operation, $100 plus costs, costs, six months jail suspended to $750 forfeiture; Loressa L. Sadler, 30 'days house arrest, one year OL Ajbany, disorderly conduct, $100 suspension, two yeius probation, . s116pended, costs, one year proba· $5SO s~spended upon completion of tion; Brian Ross, Middleport, residential treatment program; VerdQmestic violence, costs, six non W. Kinneman, Bidwell, 'Dut, months jail suspended, two years $8SO plus costs, · 10 days jail sus-. prcbation; Heather ·. M. Taylor, pended to three days, 90-day OL Pdmeroy, disorderly conduct, $100 suspension, one year probation, jail su;spended, costs, one year proba- and S5SO suspended upon compleli<>n; Clinton Hendricks, Rutland, lion of residential treatment provChicular homiCide, costs, six mbnths jail suspended, 200 hours gram; 1 • ·. ' t ' • • i .'' :'• , ' ' ,.. .. . . "- --~- :) EitRY BIGBEE __.....__ - _.___ _. • - CAA Board meeting alated Jan. 27 .Next chance for snow forecast Saturday night ·: •• CHESHIRE - The Gallia-Meigs Community Action Agency wiii hold ill monthly board meeting at 5 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 27 on the main office in Cheshire . RACO meeting scheduled Tuesday -, RACINE- The Rscine Area Community Organization will meet Tuesday at the American Legion Hall, 6:30 p.m. There will be a potluck dinner. I OHIO VALLEY WEATHER ' . LCCD prganlzatlonal meeting set RUTLAND - The Leading Creek Conser\rancy District will hold its yearly Otpnization meeting Tuesday, S p.m. at its office. followed by the regulu board meeting. Immunization clinic planned Tuesday POMEROY - The Meigs County Healih Department will offer an i111munization clinic, Thesday, 9 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m. at the Meigs MuJ. tipurpose Center, Memorial Drive, Pomeroy. Every child must be accompa· nled by a parentllegal guardian. Take the child's immunization record. In the t~vent of inclement weather, call to verify clinic standings. Long Bottom man faces charge By The Aaeocllted Pnn We.tber forecast: Temperatures will remain cold in Tonight. ..Mostly clear and very' Ohio, forecasters said today. cold. Lows 5 to 10 above. West wind. The low tonight will be zero to 5 5to 10 mph. . above. It will he clear to partly cloudy. Saturday...Increasing cloudiness. Light snow will make its way into Highs in the lower 30s. / ' Ohio Saturday in front of a warm Saturday night...Snow likely.. front. High temperatures will be up a Lows in the lower and mid 20s. bit, to about20 in the nor1heast part of Extended forecast: the state to the lower 30s in the southSunday... Mostly cloudy with a em part. chance of snow showers. Highs 30 to Snow is likely Saturday night wi.th 35. lows of 15 to 25. I Monday ... Partly cloudy with a The record high temperatyre for chance of snow showers during the. this date at the Columbus weather sta· day. lows in the lowe< and mid 21Jo;• · lion was 72 in 1906. The record low and highs in the mid 30s. was 16 below zero in 1985. Tuesday,.. Mostly cloudy with a Sunset tonight will be at 5:37. Sun- chance of light snow. Lows near 20 . rise Saturday will be at 7:49. and highs in the mid 30s. · • S~ton Hall considering·. installing sprinklers LONG BOTIOM- A 40-year-old Long Bottom man was arrested on a charge of preparing drugs for sale following a 5earch of his home Wednesday. Meigs County sheriff's "deputies searching the 51120 Bigiey Ridge home of Nick R. Blackburn seized four bags of suspected marijuana, several guns " By.KATE N. GROSSMAN city," said Detective Carl Weaver. and .computer, according to a sheriff's 'office report. · SOUTH ORANGE, NJ. (AP) ' - bbfore the fire began. . ·Aeeoc)llted p,... Writer "They decided to invent the issues of A day after a dormitory fire claimed , A grand jury has subpoenaed HIGHLAND PARK, Ill. - Until race, ganga, .anti-Semitism, ·corrupthe lives of three of their peers, Seton · inspection records and engineering' now, this community of sprawling lion and cover-up to piq~e the inter· Hall University students lashed out at plans for Boland Hall, prosecutor ·~ homes and upscale boutiques on the est of the media." university officials for not doing more spokeswoman Charlotte Smith said. · shore of Lake ~ichigan has )~~ways · The lawyer representing lb~ POMEROY_ Units of the Meigs in the way of fire prevention. Meanwhile, students said the 6:45 p.m. Thursday, Arbaugh embraced its contradictions. accused officers said they deny any "If that was our hall,l'111 just won· school had not prepared them well for ' . · The Chicago suburb has all the· wrongdoing. The defendants aren'! County Emergency Medical Service Addition, Tuppers Plains, Ruby dering if everybody would have been a fire. Fire alarms·rarely ring at most. answered 14 calls Wednesday and Kelly, Camden-aark Memorial Hosprepared," said freshman Nathan of the dormitories, and they ring S8' trappings of wealth and exclusivity not talking about the case. Thursday. Units responding included: pital; , - .. average incomes in the six figures But some city residents are quick • CENTRAL DISPATCIJ Umbriac, who lives in another d0 rm . I frequently · at Boland Hall that they 9:45 . p.m. Thursday, Rutland aod one of the world's most famous to speak up: ·:Don't lend this more Wr~ sd Rock Si"ty-two students were injured in aren'ttaken.seriously. 4=47 a,m. residents in Michael Jordan- but it credibility than it deserves," said oune ay, · • Street, Middleport, Christina Haning, Wednesday's fire in Boland Hall. The "When I first heard the alami, f' springs Rehabilitation Center, VMH. Prides itself most on a liberal tradi· · Robert Mills. who has · volunteered · ·Pomeroy, six-story building, home to 040 stu· thought,'l'm not leaving,'" said' Alan Ball, Veterans Memo· MIDDLEPOKI' (ign and diverse population. · w.ith the police for years. dents, had no sprinkler system and no Marissa Lorenz, 18: ''I mean, there rial Hospital; 8:08p.m. Thursday, North Second But now a federal lawsuit is callHe told the Ci'y Councill"l!l week . fire hoses. It was built prior to 1984 are so many alarms." 10:10 a.m. Wednesday, East Main .Avenue, Sam Williams, VMH; ing the city's image into question, · that he has never seen the police tar· Street, Pomeroy, Patty Shain, PleasUmbriac said he doesn't recall 11:14 p.m. Thursday, Hysell regulations requiring sprinklers. charging the police chief and 10 of get minorities. "I'm proud to be Gov. Christie Whitman said Street, Wayne Jarvis, VMH, Central going through a fire drill and said res, h p • D ant Valley Hospital; ~b commanders with racial profil- associated with t e o1•ce epartp.m. Wednesday, State Route : Thursday she would consider legisla5 39 ident assistants haven't .given them ·, ing, sexism, anti-Semitism, union ment," he said. . . Dispatch squad assisted. tion requiring sprinklers in all state detailed instructions abQut preparing 143, Pomeroy, motor veh1cle acc1· POMEROY busting and falsifying records. The lawsuit was filed more than a d 9:52 p.m. Thursday, Rocksprings college ·dormitories. "I dOri't think for a fire or warned them against . The lawsuit accuses the chief of year ago and it was vague and brief, dent, Jimmy Childers, treate at the · · f scene, Scipio Township and Rutland Rehabilitation Center, Mildred y,ou could put a price tag on human pulling prank alarms. stopping motorists for being "biack, alleging discrimmat1on because o Volunteer Fire Departments, Rutland McDaniel, O'Bieness Memorial Hos- life," Whitman said. Mexican, poor or stupid," and claims union affiliation. A Seton Hall spokeswoman said pital. Singer Isaac Hayes, most rethe department tried to limit the It was amended in November to ~uad assisted; . the university is considering installing cently· known as , the voice of RACINE number of blacks in the· neight)or· include some of the more inflamma6:30 p.m. Wednesday, East Mam Street, Kathryn Moore, VMH, 9:36 a,m. Wednesday, Elmwood sprinklers at Boland. Chef on South Park, is the hood. tory material, accusing 11 officers Michelle Wilson, refused treatment; Terrace, George Cummins, PVH; .. Investigators are still searching for morning DJ on radio station · ·' : .. Over the past few years, allega- with a."series of schemes" meant to . ll:03 p.m. Wednesday,· elver· what caused the smoky fire in a third· WRKS in New York. 1:07 p.m. Thursday, Water Street, lions of racial profiiing have become control the department and "deprive floor lounge. Prosecutors have said . increasingly common nationwide. the plaintiffs, ethnic and racial brook Nursing Center, Middleport, . Syracuse, Alice Flanagan, VMH. nothing has been ruled out while . RUTlAND . Cases in New Jersey and Maryland minorities and fema:tes of their civil . Mii~t Amop.~~·=~ay, Zuspan 12:36 p.m. Thursday, SR 124, declining comment on a report that have drawn the interest of tlte U.S. · rights." Middleport, Everett UghtfOQI, St. investigators were seeking three J.'uslice Department and bolstered The allegations became public Hollow, Bobby Jo Searles, treated at young men asked to leave the dorm Joseph's Hospital. · Q)aims of widespread targeting. earlier this month when 12. police the scene; :· Still, this case stands out. Not only employees filed affidavits in support lite the charges leveled in a city that of some. of the lawsuit's claims. iirags about its accesS to public housCity officials have since voted to i~g and wins awards for fair housing hire .an independent counsel to invesptactices, but they come from an ligate and the police chief has WASHINGTON (AP) - The Laborers union has "This agreement is a clear IICknowledgment by the up usual source - live current and arranged to meet with some minority reached agreem~t with the Justice Department to loosen government. that our union's innovative internal reforms fl}rmer officers of the police depart- · residents. federal oversight, eliminating lhc threat of court-appointee! have been effective in ridding the -influence of organized nient itself,' all of whom are·white. Whether the allegations are officers taking over and cleariing house, the union said crime and corruption, and in building a union that is more · · .: "They (the police) wantlo portray proven or not,- there is a growing today. open and responsive ·to its members," said· Terence M• image of the city as safe and equal public perception that there is some Under the new agreement, effective Feb. 1, the union O'Sullivan, who has replaced Coia as president. fur all, but ihat's not how it is," said truth to them. will have to keep internal anti-corruption programs intact In a news rele..., the union said delegates to its 2006 patrolman Rodney Watt, among AI a recent council meeting. sev- through its 2001 elections and the go'!emment ~as the convention would he permitted for the first lime to con· thosc who filed the lawsuit. "You eral blacks and Hispanics recounted right to challenge any changes in court. sider modifying internal changes that have resulted from <;ould be driving ·through town and their experiences. Among them was The programs have included the first direct elections of the federal oversight af!llngement. you could be harassed and that's not Jordan's wife, Juanita. national union leaders and an ethics code enfmced by . The Laborers Intemalional Union of North America right." "I don't want to be embarrassed independent officers who have placed locals and district ha5 more than 800,000 members, mostly in the construe· . :. Officers defending their depart· for my family and friends who visit councils regrescnting 68,000 members under supervision lion, environmental cleanup and maintenance industries. ment portray the lawsuit as nothing us here and are pulled over ·for no or trusteeship, including in New York, l!ujl'alo, New JerIn the 1980s, President Reagan's Commission on Organized Crime accused the Laborers of having mob ties.' ri,ore than a trumped-up labor griev- other reason than t~ey are black," sey and Chicago. ance. · Mrs. Jordan said. "We are alt. being The internal corruption investigations reached as high To avoid racketeering charges, the union agreed in Feb· ·; "This lawsuit is a sham and a fee- ·naive to think it's not happening here as the union's former president, Arthur Coia, who resigned iUary 1995 to weed out alleged mob lieutenants from its ranks and hold direct elections of its officers. · ble attempt to_extort money from the . liecause it happens everywhere." 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Frozen rivers . that serve as highways for snowmobiles during winter are treacherous when the ice melts. .Mayor Henry lva110ff said he y;as pleased that Unalakleet - ,and Katchatag - had the distinction of being first in the nation. · "There are 275 million peo· · pie ·standing in line after him, includ· ing the president'and vice president of the United States - even Michael holisC. , Unalakleet, about400 miles north· Jordan!" Ivanoff said. The community put out a warm, west of Anchorage, is acoessible only by plane or snowmobile at this time of . welcome for Prewitt and the census UNALAKLEET, Alaska (AP). The sun was barely up when Census Bureau Director Kenneth Prewill knocked'on the door ef a small woodfmme house in this western Alaska village to begin the nationwide head count. . , Stanton Katchatag, an 82-yl:lll'-old Inupiaq Eskimo elder, \\leJcomed Prewitt ·into his home in this isolated, windsWept village near the frOzen Bering Sea and became the first . American to participate in. Census 2000. Fifteen minutes later,.the bundledup director came back out. into tern· peratures just above zero. "We are very excited tp have taken our first enumeration," Prewitt said . Thursday· ~oming ~fore getting on a snowmobile for a ride to another , '• MAJL81JUC111P110N8 ' t.ldo MtlpC.OIIIJ ll W..il................................................. $27.30 work~rs. Native dancers and cheer· mining how much state and federal leaders performed and cOmmunity funding a community will get. "It will affect the funding we Ieaders made speeches before resi· ' r eceive from the Indian Health Serdents sat down for dinner in the sciJool gymnasium 'Wednesday night. vice," said Larry Ivanoff, president of Tables were laden with home-cooked the local tribal organi2:atio,n. foods, including moose, caribo~, mukluk and smoked salmon. While the mood was celebratory, community leaders were serious about the importance of an accurate oount. 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Whiteman, Long 90-day OL suspension; , one . year B91toni, driving under the influ- probation, jail and $SSO suspend!ld e~ce, $8_50 piU5 eosts, 30 days jail upon completion of residential sliSpended to 10 days, one year treatment program; two counts of operator's license suspension, one contributing, costs on each, one y~ar probation; possession, $100 year probation, 10 days jail sus-. plus costs; Joseph Brown, Albany, pended to three days_on each count asiault, SlOO plus costs, 30 days jail' concurrent with DUI; Charles 0. sl(spended to two days, one year Landers, Mason, W.Va., open con- · p~bation; Dawning Yeauger, . tainer, $50 plus costs, 10 days jail Cheshire, passing bad checks, $25 suspended to one day; littering, $50 plus costs, three days jail suspend- plus costs,10 days jail suspended to eq, restitution; , .one day; two counts of.contributing, · Jerrod Mills, Syracuse, seat belt, costs on each, 10 days jail svspend$:15 plus costs; Bobby J. Miller, ed to one day on each, one year pro- . Pomeroy, reckless operation, $50 bation; Mathew C. Wilson; Portpl)ls costs, three day residential land, th~ft. costs, one year probatreatment program; Kevin B. Sharp, . lion, 30 days jail 'suspended to six Reedsville, DUI, $850 plus costs, days house arrest; 10 days jail suspended to three Giles L. Hyse)l, Racine, reckless d~ys, 90-day OL suspension, one operation, $100 plus oosts; Rodney year probation, three days jail and Manley', Pomeroy, reckless opera$.$50 suspended upon completion of lion, $100 plus costs; Tammy K. r$idential treatment program; Wright, ~iddleport, receiving, sJZeed, $20 plus costs; fictitious reg- costs, six months jail suspended, i91ration, costs; poss~ion, $50 plus two. years probation, restraining ccists; drug paraphernalia, $50 plus order issued, restitution; Donald cl)sts, : three days jail concurrent Fife, Bidwell, assault, costs, 30 with. DUI; Martin Shuler, Pomeroy, days jail suspended, one year probaa5sault, costs, six months jail sus- lion, restraipi~g order issued; ~nded to 29 days, two years proba- • Melanie Wald.ron,' speed, $41 tipn, rest_itution; . plus costs; 'l1mothy E. Shane, ·Rut• Charhe R. Geary, Middleport, Jand, ~ belt, $25 plus costs; stop vfolating protection on1er, costs, sign, $10 plus CI)Sts; Jesse J. cil)e year probation, restraining Thomas, Middleport~ posse!!Sion, order issued, 30 days jail suspend· $50 plus costs; Gaey W. Gilmore, ...1; Cpristina ·B. Peterson, Albany, Langsville, seat beii, $25 phis eosts; IJVI, $850 plus costs, 10 days jail window tint, cOSts only; Thomas 0. sqspended to three days, 90-day OL '- ~.Albany, speed, $25 plus costs; s~spension, one year probation, jail ~~ belt, $25 plus , costs; Shawn' aad ~550 suspended if residential Niiz, .Reedsyille, s~,·· $26 plus tr~atment prbgram completed with- costs; fictitious taas, $20 plus costs; irr 90 days; Ronald S. Brooks, fleeing, $200 plus COlis, 30 daY,s jail Albany, posse~ion, Sso pt._ costs; . suspepdcd1 Stoney R. , 'Day, 1Qfery Coon, Long BoltoriJ, passing Pome'!)y, expired OL, $1SO plus .· b!d checks, .$25 plus costs, .six costl, three d•ys jail and $75 susmonths Jail suspended tQ one 1day, pended if valid OL presented wjthin ro:Stitution; 90 clays; seal beJt, $25 plus costs. , .. .. . Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio . Death notices Elian's family gets visas for return trip .. • • . hge A 2 • The Dally Sentinel -~ • Rockwell- 49 RD S.,_ll- 58\ .Seara - 32"1. . &honey'•- 1'-Wendy'a - 20'· Worthington -15 · · Dally ~k Npotta ara the · , · 4 p.m. cloelnP. quotes of the · prevloue day • tranuctlona, provided by AdvWt of Gal· IIpolls. I •• �-• Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio BUCKEYE NEWS IN BRIEF Activists: Kaalch doesn't back talk • WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. JOhn McCain and Rep. John Kasich have bt.,.. conspiCIIOU5 foes of qusionable government spending but couldn't ah. ays be counted on in the clinch, anti-subsidy ICiiviJia said. ' McCain, the Arizona senator who is seeking the GOP presidential nomina· tion, and Kasich, R..Ohio, were &iven only average voting scores in "Green SciSSOill 2000," a report .issued Thul'8day by th~te groups who identified T1 . proposals and programs the activisb deemed wuteful and environmentaly unfriendly. All the items went bebe Congresa IIIII year. . . Friends of the Earth, Taxpayem for Common Sense and the U.S. Public Interest research Group produced the repOrt, which tracked the votes of all the members of Congress. "John Kasich, who a few years ago was our champion on this stuff, didn't go do)Yn there and spc\nsorone amendment," said Friends of the Earth's Courtney Cuff, who .worked closely with Kasich on several earlier battles to abolish business subsidies. McCain *as aggressive on a fight against sugar subsidies, but faded on oiher issues and missed key votes, said Cuff. · Y2K preparations stall .report cards ..Frlct.y, Jenut~ry 21, 2000 FrtUy, Januarv 21 • 2000 By GEORGE GEDDA Auoclllted Pren Writer ' WASHINGTON -The Ointon administration has issued visas to the grandmothers of Elian Gonzalez, enabling them to come to the United States to make their case for the 6-year-old's return to Cuba, U.S. officials said today. The visas were issued as representatives of the National Council of Churches were flying to Cuba to meet with the grandmothers and with Cuban government offtcials. The council strongly sup· ports the Cuban government's position that the boy should be reunited with, his father on the island. · The grandmothers reportedly were &iven pass· ports for travel earlier this week. The two women were expected to travel to, New York because they believe the atmosphere there will be friendlier than Miami, where there is powerful support among ·Cuban-Americans for allowing the boy to remain in the .United States. The visit of the _grandmothers is not expected to have any impact on the legal proqess now under way to determine Elian's fate. · · 'fhe custody fight over Elian, meanwhile, has spilled into federal court, but some legal experts doubt the gambit by the 6-year-old Cuban's Miami relatives will succeed. · Attorneys for Lazaro Gonzalez, the boy 's great-uncle, we.nt to federal court Wednesday to challenge the Immigration anl.l Naturalization Ser· vice's ruling that Elian must to be returned to h!s one of the most sicred relationabips. there is,", tather in Cuba. Reno said "I believe that with all my hcert &riC! .. The legal team filed a lawsuit·accusing the INS sou~n She repeated that "based on the infonnatii:>n we of violating Elian's due-process rights and asked the judge to prevent.the agency from returning the have, I think it (the INS decision) was .correct." · . President Clinton ~lso repeated hiS endorseboy before it gives him an asylum hearing. "It is about protecting Elian's civil and consti- ment of the INS position. :· need to think long anq hard whether we're "We tutional rights, the same as if he was any other child," said Spencer Eig, a lawyer for the great- going to take the position that ~ny person ':"ho uncle. comes 10 our shores who IS a m1nor, i(IY mmor Many U:gal experts insist that Elian's U.S. rela- child who loses his or her parents, should never be tives have no legal slandi~g bccauie their rights do sent home to another parent - even if that parem · is capable of doing a very gobd job- if we don't not trump those of his father, his closest relative. "All along, the legal issue-'has been who speak,s like the government of the country where the peo-· for a 6-year-o)d boy, and the answer is the closest pie lived," Clinton said in an interview _in today 's· surviving relative," said David Abraham, an Christian Science Monitor. He cautioned Congress not to grant the 6-yearimmigration law professor at . the University of Miami. "That is the father." o.ld special citizenship to ke~p him in the United In Washington today, Allorney General Janet States and criti.:ized the acllons of Cuban PresiReno said her department would look·at any legal dent Fidel Castro. "I think the way he has attempt• · steps "to have the matter heard appropriately and ed to politicize this is also terrible," Clinton said. Elian has been living with his Miami relativeS· promptly with the recognition that it does the child no good to be held in limbo." sirice he was rescued in November by the Coast . She wouW not predict how soo~ the govern- Guard while clinging to an inner tube in the" ment would respond in court, other than to say "as Atlantic off the Florida coast. His mother and stepsoon as possible consistent with appropriate father were among II IJeOple who drowned ,fle~preparation." · . ing Cuba. . : And she h,eld to the Immigration Service's view . The legal fate of the boy has drawri int~ma­ that the boy 's Cuban father should get him back. tional attention and strained U.S.-Cuban relations.· " Law, morals, the family values that we talk about Congress has·considered intervening and the topiC: all say the bond between a patent ~nd a ctiild is has bcoome fodder for White H0 use candidates. • ELYRIA (AP)- An effort to keep a compute~ system free of the dreaded Y2K bug has resulted in slow computers and trouble In preparing report cards for 31 school districts in northeast Ohio. · One glitch' prevents computer-assisted averaging of first· and sccond-quar· • ter grades for ·a midyear report card, so teachers have to do that individually. Using the computer to add a study period for one student's schedule can take three minutes to five minutes, Mike Gillain, prin_cipal of the 2;100-student Elyr· ia High School; said Thursday. "It's outrageous. Our. counselors are running intp ihe same problem when they try to change a kid's schedule," Gillam said. New software was inslalled last year by the Lake Erie Education'll .Computer Association consortium in Elyria. The old and new systems were in use during the en.J of the year pending the switchover in Januaiy. · The CO!ISOrlium serves school districts throughout lorain County arid parts By JeFF DONN Sci Works science m4seum, some of Cuyahoga, Erie, Huron and Medina oounties. Aaaoolated Pr.-• Writer shivering in the subzero ~ind chill . . · The association's executive director, Uoyd Wright, said he was confidtnt· It · was astronomy. without · eye . Theywererewardedwiththemost . lh"at the problems would be resolved. · strain. impressive lunar eclipse in years, Across the Western Hemisphere, according to SciWorks planetarium I IOn . people simply craned their necks Director Duke Johnson; " It's a much from parking lots, sidewalks, back brighter eclipse than we've had in COLUMBUS (AP)- The problem of feeding the pqp!' should center on yards, apartment windows aild even· recent years. It's a nice red color." hunger and not who qualifies for programs like food stamps, the Ohio Depart- living room sofas to witness a total Scientists had predicted it would menl of Human Servioes and a·coaJition of hunger groups agreed. eclipse of the moon. · · · be relati~ely bright, saying the atmosThe department, which· oversees welfare benefits and coordinates .federal While much of the East Coast' had phere had finally purged darkening programs, on Thursday Sl!id it would work wiih food banks and others to help lingering clouds, many watched the chemicals spewed skyward in 1991 get food to people who need it . ·· · .eclipse surrounded by city lights, by the eruption of Mount Pinatubo in "We look forward to working with them. Frankly, I'm very d)ankflll that which white out meteor showers and the Philippines. we're finally talking about food and nutrition as opposed to eligibility stan- more subtle astronomical spectacles. · Starting around 9:30 p.m. EST dards," said Joel Potts, the department's deputy director for oounty operations. Museums and planetariums put on Thursday with a darkened hell along ·The groups said they would follow some of t~e recommendations in a·study viewing parties, hoping to seize on · . its left edge, the moon began creeping by the Center on Hunger and Poverty at Tufts University in Boston. the mass appeal of sky watching that visibly into Earth's shadow. Half as many Ohioans are receiving food stamps as did six years ago didn 't demand binoculars. The phase of total shadow, when because of the intimidating amount of paperwork required and the stigma assoIn Winston-Salem, N.C., dozens the moon climbed to its height over dated with welfare, the report said. stared from the sidewalk in front 'of the East Coast, happened between The researchers looked at federal and state estimates _on hunger, along :with reports from food banks ani) shelters. Frank Roosevelt Claytor . VINTON- Frank Roosevelt Qaytor, 91, Vinton, died Thursday, Jan. 20, 2000 in Holzer Medical Center. · . Born MM:h 28, 1908 in Gallipolia. son of the late Charles and Ella t'belp1 Claytor, he was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II, and the retired illlf-employed owner and operator of aaytc:ir Trucking. . • He was a member of the First Church of God, where he had served on t~e bQud of ll'llltees and taught Bible classea; a member ofVFW Post 4464 and .i.plerican Legion Lafayette Post 27; a member and soloist of the Old 'JYme 'Ciorua; aod a member of the Retired Senior \blunteer Program. , In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife, Hazel t.larie Oaytpr, whom he married Nov. 21, 1938 at Bowling Green, Ohio;· ll!d by two brothers and two sisters. ~iurviving are a foster son, Henry Jefferiea of Toledo; two foster grandchildren and a foster great·grandchild; and four nephewa and two nieces. . Services will he 2 p.m. Sunday in the Gallipolis First ehurch of God, with Brother Paul VOss officiating. Burial will be in Vinton Memorial Park. Friends may call at the McCoy-Moore Funeral Home Wetherhoit Chapel, Gaiiipolia, from S-8 p.m. Saturday, ind at the church one hour prior 10 the ~rvioes on Sunday. · · · A military flag presentation will he performed by American Legion . LUayelte Post 27. • ·17\acial profiling claims hit hard .in liberal suburb . Lunar eclipse offers great show----· weather perr11itting · t8 rget s feed Ing the hung,ry C.oa l"t" 11:05 p.m. ESI' and 12:22 a.m. today. · peek o~tside. "CNN . when I get The moon imperq:ptibly slipped out home!" ufthe lastsliverofE.arth'sshadowat "I got some angry campers!'' said · 2:24 a.m. , Shawn Kyles, who brought three of · ' "You can tell people what's going his children. to happen. But once they start seeing . With perfect timing. clouds draped it, ihat's really cool," said George over· Los Angeles .cle8red just in time " Fleenor, director of the Bishop Plane- for a perfect vielil .of the eclipse as .i t . tarium .in Bradenton, Fla., where sev- reached its darkest stage. In Griffith·" cirat hundred p_eOple feasted on pizza Park, near the famous Hollywood· and barbecue as they w.atched.' sign, hundreds of people, many In Springfield, Mass., more than clutching small telescopes or binoc.r100 people, mostly ·in families, took lars, cheered approval. The . moon· shelter inside the Science Museum to took on a reddish-orange -glow around· view lunar eclipses in its planetarium, its edge, while blackness engulfed its· craft paper eclipse wheels and Jearn center. . · about the astronomy of the lunar Wherever skies were clear, the eclipse that was spoiled by cloud eclijlse was visible across a huge. co¥er and snow. · • ~xpanse of the globe: North and · "It's snowing!" yelled out muse- South America, as well as parts of' urn staffer Jack: Megas, who took a Africa "1'd Europe. County ,Court qases settled . : POMEROY - The following Jeremy H. Michael, Syrac;use, . cas~s were recently resolved in tbe possession, $50 plus costs; Michelle Meigs County COurt · of .Judge Blanken~hjp, Racine, seat belt, $25 f3trick H. O'Brien: plu~· costs; Alice L. May, New · Clyde W. Gaus, Rutland, reck- Haven, W.Va., DUI, $8SO plus ttis operation, $100 plus costs, costs, six months jail suspended to $750 forfeiture; Loressa L. Sadler, 30 'days house arrest, one year OL Ajbany, disorderly conduct, $100 suspension, two yeius probation, . s116pended, costs, one year proba· $5SO s~spended upon completion of tion; Brian Ross, Middleport, residential treatment program; VerdQmestic violence, costs, six non W. Kinneman, Bidwell, 'Dut, months jail suspended, two years $8SO plus costs, · 10 days jail sus-. prcbation; Heather ·. M. Taylor, pended to three days, 90-day OL Pdmeroy, disorderly conduct, $100 suspension, one year probation, jail su;spended, costs, one year proba- and S5SO suspended upon compleli<>n; Clinton Hendricks, Rutland, lion of residential treatment provChicular homiCide, costs, six mbnths jail suspended, 200 hours gram; 1 • ·. ' t ' • • i .'' :'• , ' ' ,.. .. . . "- --~- :) EitRY BIGBEE __.....__ - _.___ _. • - CAA Board meeting alated Jan. 27 .Next chance for snow forecast Saturday night ·: •• CHESHIRE - The Gallia-Meigs Community Action Agency wiii hold ill monthly board meeting at 5 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 27 on the main office in Cheshire . RACO meeting scheduled Tuesday -, RACINE- The Rscine Area Community Organization will meet Tuesday at the American Legion Hall, 6:30 p.m. There will be a potluck dinner. I OHIO VALLEY WEATHER ' . LCCD prganlzatlonal meeting set RUTLAND - The Leading Creek Conser\rancy District will hold its yearly Otpnization meeting Tuesday, S p.m. at its office. followed by the regulu board meeting. Immunization clinic planned Tuesday POMEROY - The Meigs County Healih Department will offer an i111munization clinic, Thesday, 9 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m. at the Meigs MuJ. tipurpose Center, Memorial Drive, Pomeroy. Every child must be accompa· nled by a parentllegal guardian. Take the child's immunization record. In the t~vent of inclement weather, call to verify clinic standings. Long Bottom man faces charge By The Aaeocllted Pnn We.tber forecast: Temperatures will remain cold in Tonight. ..Mostly clear and very' Ohio, forecasters said today. cold. Lows 5 to 10 above. West wind. The low tonight will be zero to 5 5to 10 mph. . above. It will he clear to partly cloudy. Saturday...Increasing cloudiness. Light snow will make its way into Highs in the lower 30s. / ' Ohio Saturday in front of a warm Saturday night...Snow likely.. front. High temperatures will be up a Lows in the lower and mid 20s. bit, to about20 in the nor1heast part of Extended forecast: the state to the lower 30s in the southSunday... Mostly cloudy with a em part. chance of snow showers. Highs 30 to Snow is likely Saturday night wi.th 35. lows of 15 to 25. I Monday ... Partly cloudy with a The record high temperatyre for chance of snow showers during the. this date at the Columbus weather sta· day. lows in the lowe< and mid 21Jo;• · lion was 72 in 1906. The record low and highs in the mid 30s. was 16 below zero in 1985. Tuesday,.. Mostly cloudy with a Sunset tonight will be at 5:37. Sun- chance of light snow. Lows near 20 . rise Saturday will be at 7:49. and highs in the mid 30s. · • S~ton Hall considering·. installing sprinklers LONG BOTIOM- A 40-year-old Long Bottom man was arrested on a charge of preparing drugs for sale following a 5earch of his home Wednesday. Meigs County sheriff's "deputies searching the 51120 Bigiey Ridge home of Nick R. Blackburn seized four bags of suspected marijuana, several guns " By.KATE N. GROSSMAN city," said Detective Carl Weaver. and .computer, according to a sheriff's 'office report. · SOUTH ORANGE, NJ. (AP) ' - bbfore the fire began. . ·Aeeoc)llted p,... Writer "They decided to invent the issues of A day after a dormitory fire claimed , A grand jury has subpoenaed HIGHLAND PARK, Ill. - Until race, ganga, .anti-Semitism, ·corrupthe lives of three of their peers, Seton · inspection records and engineering' now, this community of sprawling lion and cover-up to piq~e the inter· Hall University students lashed out at plans for Boland Hall, prosecutor ·~ homes and upscale boutiques on the est of the media." university officials for not doing more spokeswoman Charlotte Smith said. · shore of Lake ~ichigan has )~~ways · The lawyer representing lb~ POMEROY_ Units of the Meigs in the way of fire prevention. Meanwhile, students said the 6:45 p.m. Thursday, Arbaugh embraced its contradictions. accused officers said they deny any "If that was our hall,l'111 just won· school had not prepared them well for ' . · The Chicago suburb has all the· wrongdoing. The defendants aren'! County Emergency Medical Service Addition, Tuppers Plains, Ruby dering if everybody would have been a fire. Fire alarms·rarely ring at most. answered 14 calls Wednesday and Kelly, Camden-aark Memorial Hosprepared," said freshman Nathan of the dormitories, and they ring S8' trappings of wealth and exclusivity not talking about the case. Thursday. Units responding included: pital; , - .. average incomes in the six figures But some city residents are quick • CENTRAL DISPATCIJ Umbriac, who lives in another d0 rm . I frequently · at Boland Hall that they 9:45 . p.m. Thursday, Rutland aod one of the world's most famous to speak up: ·:Don't lend this more Wr~ sd Rock Si"ty-two students were injured in aren'ttaken.seriously. 4=47 a,m. residents in Michael Jordan- but it credibility than it deserves," said oune ay, · • Street, Middleport, Christina Haning, Wednesday's fire in Boland Hall. The "When I first heard the alami, f' springs Rehabilitation Center, VMH. Prides itself most on a liberal tradi· · Robert Mills. who has · volunteered · ·Pomeroy, six-story building, home to 040 stu· thought,'l'm not leaving,'" said' Alan Ball, Veterans Memo· MIDDLEPOKI' (ign and diverse population. · w.ith the police for years. dents, had no sprinkler system and no Marissa Lorenz, 18: ''I mean, there rial Hospital; 8:08p.m. Thursday, North Second But now a federal lawsuit is callHe told the Ci'y Councill"l!l week . fire hoses. It was built prior to 1984 are so many alarms." 10:10 a.m. Wednesday, East Main .Avenue, Sam Williams, VMH; ing the city's image into question, · that he has never seen the police tar· Street, Pomeroy, Patty Shain, PleasUmbriac said he doesn't recall 11:14 p.m. Thursday, Hysell regulations requiring sprinklers. charging the police chief and 10 of get minorities. "I'm proud to be Gov. Christie Whitman said Street, Wayne Jarvis, VMH, Central going through a fire drill and said res, h p • D ant Valley Hospital; ~b commanders with racial profil- associated with t e o1•ce epartp.m. Wednesday, State Route : Thursday she would consider legisla5 39 ident assistants haven't .given them ·, ing, sexism, anti-Semitism, union ment," he said. . . Dispatch squad assisted. tion requiring sprinklers in all state detailed instructions abQut preparing 143, Pomeroy, motor veh1cle acc1· POMEROY busting and falsifying records. The lawsuit was filed more than a d 9:52 p.m. Thursday, Rocksprings college ·dormitories. "I dOri't think for a fire or warned them against . The lawsuit accuses the chief of year ago and it was vague and brief, dent, Jimmy Childers, treate at the · · f scene, Scipio Township and Rutland Rehabilitation Center, Mildred y,ou could put a price tag on human pulling prank alarms. stopping motorists for being "biack, alleging discrimmat1on because o Volunteer Fire Departments, Rutland McDaniel, O'Bieness Memorial Hos- life," Whitman said. Mexican, poor or stupid," and claims union affiliation. A Seton Hall spokeswoman said pital. Singer Isaac Hayes, most rethe department tried to limit the It was amended in November to ~uad assisted; . the university is considering installing cently· known as , the voice of RACINE number of blacks in the· neight)or· include some of the more inflamma6:30 p.m. Wednesday, East Mam Street, Kathryn Moore, VMH, 9:36 a,m. Wednesday, Elmwood sprinklers at Boland. Chef on South Park, is the hood. tory material, accusing 11 officers Michelle Wilson, refused treatment; Terrace, George Cummins, PVH; .. Investigators are still searching for morning DJ on radio station · ·' : .. Over the past few years, allega- with a."series of schemes" meant to . ll:03 p.m. Wednesday,· elver· what caused the smoky fire in a third· WRKS in New York. 1:07 p.m. Thursday, Water Street, lions of racial profiiing have become control the department and "deprive floor lounge. Prosecutors have said . increasingly common nationwide. the plaintiffs, ethnic and racial brook Nursing Center, Middleport, . Syracuse, Alice Flanagan, VMH. nothing has been ruled out while . RUTlAND . Cases in New Jersey and Maryland minorities and fema:tes of their civil . Mii~t Amop.~~·=~ay, Zuspan 12:36 p.m. Thursday, SR 124, declining comment on a report that have drawn the interest of tlte U.S. · rights." Middleport, Everett UghtfOQI, St. investigators were seeking three J.'uslice Department and bolstered The allegations became public Hollow, Bobby Jo Searles, treated at young men asked to leave the dorm Joseph's Hospital. · Q)aims of widespread targeting. earlier this month when 12. police the scene; :· Still, this case stands out. Not only employees filed affidavits in support lite the charges leveled in a city that of some. of the lawsuit's claims. iirags about its accesS to public housCity officials have since voted to i~g and wins awards for fair housing hire .an independent counsel to invesptactices, but they come from an ligate and the police chief has WASHINGTON (AP) - The Laborers union has "This agreement is a clear IICknowledgment by the up usual source - live current and arranged to meet with some minority reached agreem~t with the Justice Department to loosen government. that our union's innovative internal reforms fl}rmer officers of the police depart- · residents. federal oversight, eliminating lhc threat of court-appointee! have been effective in ridding the -influence of organized nient itself,' all of whom are·white. Whether the allegations are officers taking over and cleariing house, the union said crime and corruption, and in building a union that is more · · .: "They (the police) wantlo portray proven or not,- there is a growing today. open and responsive ·to its members," said· Terence M• image of the city as safe and equal public perception that there is some Under the new agreement, effective Feb. 1, the union O'Sullivan, who has replaced Coia as president. fur all, but ihat's not how it is," said truth to them. will have to keep internal anti-corruption programs intact In a news rele..., the union said delegates to its 2006 patrolman Rodney Watt, among AI a recent council meeting. sev- through its 2001 elections and the go'!emment ~as the convention would he permitted for the first lime to con· thosc who filed the lawsuit. "You eral blacks and Hispanics recounted right to challenge any changes in court. sider modifying internal changes that have resulted from <;ould be driving ·through town and their experiences. Among them was The programs have included the first direct elections of the federal oversight af!llngement. you could be harassed and that's not Jordan's wife, Juanita. national union leaders and an ethics code enfmced by . The Laborers Intemalional Union of North America right." "I don't want to be embarrassed independent officers who have placed locals and district ha5 more than 800,000 members, mostly in the construe· . :. Officers defending their depart· for my family and friends who visit councils regrescnting 68,000 members under supervision lion, environmental cleanup and maintenance industries. ment portray the lawsuit as nothing us here and are pulled over ·for no or trusteeship, including in New York, l!ujl'alo, New JerIn the 1980s, President Reagan's Commission on Organized Crime accused the Laborers of having mob ties.' ri,ore than a trumped-up labor griev- other reason than t~ey are black," sey and Chicago. ance. · Mrs. Jordan said. "We are alt. being The internal corruption investigations reached as high To avoid racketeering charges, the union agreed in Feb· ·; "This lawsuit is a sham and a fee- ·naive to think it's not happening here as the union's former president, Arthur Coia, who resigned iUary 1995 to weed out alleged mob lieutenants from its ranks and hold direct elections of its officers. · ble attempt to_extort money from the . liecause it happens everywhere." Dec. 31. .. fire . ·EMS units record 14 calls an 1999 FORD F150 1'999 FORD EXPLORER Super Cab, 4)(4, XLT, V8 , Auto', AC . Tllt, Cruise, AU Power, Save. Thousands XLT, 4 Dr., V8, Auto, Air,· Case., CO, Trailer, ToW' Pkg., Leather, SAVE, SAVE, SAVEl • ,;.....-.;..._--..;..;._,· The Count:· Census 2000 begins in Alaska village :The Daily Sentinel . . · (IJIII'S 213·HOl eo.aulty N-B~IIIo:. . . .Put,IIJMd IYil)' lftlmoon, Monday tbrouah o!'rldoy; m Coon St., l'omcto), Ohio, by lie " ~ Volley N!U.blna Compony. ,Saoood ):i• poollp pold at Pooncn>y, Ohio. ~btr: The Aitociatcd l'ltU, md 1he Ohio _ _ ........... 10 ~~latm · · "11M O.ily Stnlincl, iu Coun S1., Pomeroy, jlhio 4$769. ' 1998 FORD ESCORT ZX2 Stl1ISCRIPI10N IIATES :.~ BJ Canter 'or Motor a-te -boo W..i ...... ,......................................... $2.00 }lao Mond! ...............................................$8.70 4 Cyl., Auto, Air Cond., AMIFM Ca'ali., Tilt~ (:rulse, All Power Equipped, PW.R Sun Roof, Moro 0 11,490 . 'J)rre You ................................................ $104.00 • 1 • SINGU COPY raiCE :_Dally .........................,........................ 35 c:Sui>tcribcll 801 dlalrlq 10 pay tho cantor may "ffflli1 i• ldvance dlrocliO ne Daily Scallncl ·oa alhnt, ·~ Or 12 naoat!l bull. Credit wiiJ be :Jjv.. carrier Jrfo ••bscriplloa by tn~il pennincd in uc• bomeearriu oorvicela avaltabtc. ·, Publisher racrvo~lh& rifbt_ to adj111l rata ctur· 'Ina .... tubocriptioo per!O!I- Subtcrlplloo .... ~ may be IOiplii!ICifCd by c:llar>ain& tho .jtondon of lhe ouboc:ription. each- I I o .,' , ' ' year. Most of its 800 r~idents are lnu· piaq or Yupik llskimos• While such an out-of-the-way place may seem an unlikely spot to be&in the head count, census officials said they need to reach A-laska Natives in winter, before they leave their villages (or spring fishing and hunting. " In addition, travel is difficult in rural Alaska during the spring. Frozen rivers . that serve as highways for snowmobiles during winter are treacherous when the ice melts. .Mayor Henry lva110ff said he y;as pleased that Unalakleet - ,and Katchatag - had the distinction of being first in the nation. · "There are 275 million peo· · pie ·standing in line after him, includ· ing the president'and vice president of the United States - even Michael holisC. , Unalakleet, about400 miles north· Jordan!" Ivanoff said. The community put out a warm, west of Anchorage, is acoessible only by plane or snowmobile at this time of . welcome for Prewitt and the census UNALAKLEET, Alaska (AP). The sun was barely up when Census Bureau Director Kenneth Prewill knocked'on the door ef a small woodfmme house in this western Alaska village to begin the nationwide head count. . , Stanton Katchatag, an 82-yl:lll'-old Inupiaq Eskimo elder, \\leJcomed Prewitt ·into his home in this isolated, windsWept village near the frOzen Bering Sea and became the first . American to participate in. Census 2000. Fifteen minutes later,.the bundledup director came back out. into tern· peratures just above zero. "We are very excited tp have taken our first enumeration," Prewitt said . Thursday· ~oming ~fore getting on a snowmobile for a ride to another , '• MAJL81JUC111P110N8 ' t.ldo MtlpC.OIIIJ ll W..il................................................. $27.30 work~rs. Native dancers and cheer· mining how much state and federal leaders performed and cOmmunity funding a community will get. "It will affect the funding we Ieaders made speeches before resi· ' r eceive from the Indian Health Serdents sat down for dinner in the sciJool gymnasium 'Wednesday night. vice," said Larry Ivanoff, president of Tables were laden with home-cooked the local tribal organi2:atio,n. foods, including moose, caribo~, mukluk and smoked salmon. While the mood was celebratory, community leaders were serious about the importance of an accurate oount. 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Whiteman, Long 90-day OL suspension; , one . year B91toni, driving under the influ- probation, jail and $SSO suspend!ld e~ce, $8_50 piU5 eosts, 30 days jail upon completion of residential sliSpended to 10 days, one year treatment program; two counts of operator's license suspension, one contributing, costs on each, one y~ar probation; possession, $100 year probation, 10 days jail sus-. plus costs; Joseph Brown, Albany, pended to three days_on each count asiault, SlOO plus costs, 30 days jail' concurrent with DUI; Charles 0. sl(spended to two days, one year Landers, Mason, W.Va., open con- · p~bation; Dawning Yeauger, . tainer, $50 plus costs, 10 days jail Cheshire, passing bad checks, $25 suspended to one day; littering, $50 plus costs, three days jail suspend- plus costs,10 days jail suspended to eq, restitution; , .one day; two counts of.contributing, · Jerrod Mills, Syracuse, seat belt, costs on each, 10 days jail svspend$:15 plus costs; Bobby J. Miller, ed to one day on each, one year pro- . Pomeroy, reckless operation, $50 bation; Mathew C. Wilson; Portpl)ls costs, three day residential land, th~ft. costs, one year probatreatment program; Kevin B. Sharp, . lion, 30 days jail 'suspended to six Reedsville, DUI, $850 plus costs, days house arrest; 10 days jail suspended to three Giles L. Hyse)l, Racine, reckless d~ys, 90-day OL suspension, one operation, $100 plus oosts; Rodney year probation, three days jail and Manley', Pomeroy, reckless opera$.$50 suspended upon completion of lion, $100 plus costs; Tammy K. r$idential treatment program; Wright, ~iddleport, receiving, sJZeed, $20 plus costs; fictitious reg- costs, six months jail suspended, i91ration, costs; poss~ion, $50 plus two. years probation, restraining ccists; drug paraphernalia, $50 plus order issued, restitution; Donald cl)sts, : three days jail concurrent Fife, Bidwell, assault, costs, 30 with. DUI; Martin Shuler, Pomeroy, days jail suspended, one year probaa5sault, costs, six months jail sus- lion, restraipi~g order issued; ~nded to 29 days, two years proba- • Melanie Wald.ron,' speed, $41 tipn, rest_itution; . plus costs; 'l1mothy E. Shane, ·Rut• Charhe R. Geary, Middleport, Jand, ~ belt, $25 plus costs; stop vfolating protection on1er, costs, sign, $10 plus CI)Sts; Jesse J. cil)e year probation, restraining Thomas, Middleport~ posse!!Sion, order issued, 30 days jail suspend· $50 plus costs; Gaey W. Gilmore, ...1; Cpristina ·B. Peterson, Albany, Langsville, seat beii, $25 phis eosts; IJVI, $850 plus costs, 10 days jail window tint, cOSts only; Thomas 0. sqspended to three days, 90-day OL '- ~.Albany, speed, $25 plus costs; s~spension, one year probation, jail ~~ belt, $25 plus , costs; Shawn' aad ~550 suspended if residential Niiz, .Reedsyille, s~,·· $26 plus tr~atment prbgram completed with- costs; fictitious taas, $20 plus costs; irr 90 days; Ronald S. Brooks, fleeing, $200 plus COlis, 30 daY,s jail Albany, posse~ion, Sso pt._ costs; . suspepdcd1 Stoney R. , 'Day, 1Qfery Coon, Long BoltoriJ, passing Pome'!)y, expired OL, $1SO plus .· b!d checks, .$25 plus costs, .six costl, three d•ys jail and $75 susmonths Jail suspended tQ one 1day, pended if valid OL presented wjthin ro:Stitution; 90 clays; seal beJt, $25 plus costs. , .. .. . Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio . Death notices Elian's family gets visas for return trip .. • • . hge A 2 • The Dally Sentinel -~ • Rockwell- 49 RD S.,_ll- 58\ .Seara - 32"1. . &honey'•- 1'-Wendy'a - 20'· Worthington -15 · · Dally ~k Npotta ara the · , · 4 p.m. cloelnP. quotes of the · prevloue day • tranuctlona, provided by AdvWt of Gal· IIpolls. I •• �.... ... , ; • .. , r • ... " 1 , • 1 "' , .- .,. ..-, ... ... . .. .. .' • • -Commentary By the Bend PageA4 l"ltdlly, JlfiUirY 21, 20!10 The Dally Sentinel · . . The Daily -s entinel . • THa'T's AOL, Foi.K$! '£stsW[tmd 1111948 111 Court St, Pomeroy, Ohio 740-082·21H • Fax: 082·2157 Fleader promotes 'Strong Women Inside & Out,' osteoporosis awareness coalition group~ 0... Ana Loden: One of the most important women in my life wu my grandmother. You cannot imagine how difficult it wis for me to watch her become weakened from osteOporosis. Determined not to let the same thing happen to me, I had a bone mineral density (BMD) test. It was easy and painless, and done in the lioctor's office. Although !lead a very active life, · which includes regular exercise and a diet rich in calcium, I learned that I, ,too, have osteoporosis. · This means my. bones are thin· ning and are prone to 'fractures. Now tliltt I know I am at risk, ·I can work w!th my doctor and ·do something about it. But there are still millions of women who don 'I know they h~ve osteoporosis, and are at risk for . ., Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Ctlarl• w. Oovey Publlahar R. Shawn Lewltl Mln~glng ., Friday, January 21, 2000... • • PageAII Editor Chert.M Hoeflich , Generer Meneger Dl8ne Hill Controller Our view: :.l.=luilding needs . . . Sy . ANN LANDERS life-threatening fractures. Readi~g \his letter could· make a big difference. . · One in two women over 50 will suffer an osteoporosis-related fracture in her lifetime.· That is why 1 have joined the osteoporosis avlareness . coalilion, Strong Women Inside & Out, .in an .education campaign called "Stay Strong! Test. Your Bone Strength," which urges post-menopausal women to talk to their doctors about able Molly Brown.") Dear Aan. Landen: I have to add my two cents' worth aboul cats surviving their owners. I once worked for a veterinarian and saw too many healthy animals euthanized because their owners thought they couldn't lidjust to a new home. It was heartbreaking. I was given "Sweetie Pie" when her owner moved into a convalescent home. Sweetie was then 13, pampered, and much loved. She adjusted beautifully to our home and to seven successive moves. When our children were born, Sweetie accepted them with q~iet grace, and tolerated their awkward attempts to pet her without scratching or biting. My daughter favorep the otd cat over ·. her dolls, · and pushed Sweetie around in her doll carriage for nours. The neighbors thought it was hilarious. Sweetie did' indeed outlive her former owner, and left us at the age of 25 but she will live in our heans forever. I encourage anyone expecting a change in their lives that would affect their 'pets to give them a chance to adapt to a new home and owner. It is well worth the effort. We would have missed the tremendous blessing of knowing and loving Sweetie Pie for 12 years if her owner had decided to have her euthanized. .. M.B., SHINGLE SPRINGS, CALIF. DEAR SHINGLE SPGS.: I have heard your story before, and it certainly is a loud voice agai nst New dietary standards to· specify alcohol .recommendation ;: Modifications to assistance program .• can only help southern Ohio schools .. . •• . :~ Ohio's state building assistance fund has been a boon to the state's ;poorer school' districts that would otherwise have no other means of putting up a needed new building. : : The benefits the funding provides have been seen in southern Ohio, <liut not by all districts. Legislators have since taken steps to speed the ju!JceSs a little, which we in lhis area knpw we'll take until something qetter arises. · · Roughly, building assistance works this : ~ The way: A School Facilities Commission deter•• • . mines which district qualifies for funding based on its financial standing (or lack thereof) and puts up the bulk of the money for a new school. The district then plaees a bond issue or levy beforevoterstocovertheremainderofthecost. · As a result, Meigs County has or will see new structures through . the program. Meigs Local was the last local district there to qualify and get a ballot issue approved for construclion. The new buildings are expected to enhanee educational opponunity for students in Meigs, • in addition to Eastern and Southern schoo)s, Which also were SUCCeSSful raising the money to supplement the Slate's award. ' . ~- Concerns, however, over the selection process have arisen, prompt· iilg legislators to .take a look at how the program operates. These concerns have come from districts like Gallipolis City SchoolS, whose need for a new high sehool has been evident for years, but is still on the waiting list. Al7:30 p.m. Monday in the Gallia Academy High School auditori· · urn, State Rep. John A. Carey will address the Gallipolis schools' Con· · cerned Area Residents for Education Committee about legislative development$ surrounding the fund. 'i , . The meeting should be of interest to not just residents in the city school system, but for all concerned about education to learn-about changes in the funding process. At least one 1999 modification allows a district like Gallipolis to approve a levy and have the proceeds count ·toward funding a construction program, if the district chooses. A small step, but one that's needed. Obviously, with more than 600 local districts to coniend with, and only so much money available, the facilities commission has a tough task determining where the aid should go first. But the -needs of Gallipolis, like other southern Ohio school build· ings that are arguably in worse shape than anywhere else, need to be addressed now if the area is expected tO progress. Therefore, we applaud any effon the Legislature makes to help local schools help themselves. The desire to improve the area's educational standing is there. Sometimes all that's needed is a push from the righl . SOI!rce, and the state's contribution t.o a building program is that source, . J • Red Green's view: [acili· :" tzes com·• • • h :lntsswn .as tough task . (/etemlillillg :.·where.the ::aid should go fltrst · • " . My stomach is killing me~'{and vice versa) ~i. : h: a had bought it for me. It's something she 1:1oes once By RED GREEN I find that a lot of guys rily age have trouble with in a while. And I don't know why, but'l tried 10· their stomachs. What was once a low priority and think back to the last time I had bought' my own relatively maintenance-free part of their anatomy is . underwear. ·t now looming large, both physically and medically. I've been married 33 years, so it was before that I think the main problem is that most of us have no And in the period between my wedding Md high knowledge of, or respect for, how the stomach school I just made due with what I hll!l. I·didn't buy works. · any in high school either. Or in elemenlali)' school. Here's my take on it The stomach is where the And I didn't buy any before kindergarten. At that food arrives and is mixed with chemicals that will time I was a rookie in the underwear dqiartment break it down so that the body can bum il In other . And then before thai I was in diapers. So the horri· words the stomach is the carburetor of the body.. ble truth hit me: I HAVE NEVER IN MY WHOLE Not the fuel injector. It can't handle high-quantity LIFE BOUGHT MY OWN UNDERWEAR! intake no matter how. big a super charger your I don't know what that mimns, but r suspect it is ·mouth is. somehow at the root of so many other problems in And then there's the quality issue. You can't run my life. If there is anylxxly out there in the same sit· a high-performance engine (i.e., 'the human body) uation, perhaps we should get together and,form a on chili dogs and draft beer. Once in a while you support group. Although if we could provide our need to fill up on high test (I.e., roughage). Some· own _suppon, _none of this would be necessary. . ·· ' Slgne thlt you're -· .. thing that will gel yQu up .and moving, at least during the halFtime shOw. ". ready to ..... ~ . ' I. You have toys in your desk. ! But the biggest problem with the stomach is that .2. You carry your golf clubs in the back of your it's connected i6 the brain. If your mind is upse~ your siomach will be too. The answer is to deal with COIJipany vehicle. (Ambulance) 3. You have lost your appetite for debt. whatever 'is ttoubling your mind and that will calm your stomach, not to assault your stomach with 4. Lately you've been buying 11, l,ot C!f sli~pers . . 5. You're dying your hair'to make youtself look deep-fried jalapenOs hoping that will 'calm your mind. older. . , . 6. You leave work by 3:30 so you -<;an take Hitting bottom In the top dr-•r advantage of the early bird special. I had an unsettling revelation a10 I was getting 7. You comment to your boss on how much bet· dressed die other day. There was some new under· ter the new guy is at doing your job. .., wear in my drawer, still in the package. My wife 8. You're obsessed with your lawn.. " 1 I j ,i • •U '· 9. Youi briefcase is full of brochures from Sara-· :; ..: .. sota. .. .. 10. You tried on a pair of pink pants with a white belt and you thought they looked sharp. · .' He who dies with • :• the moet toye, wlna ., I've spent most of my -life first acknowledging,. .,, · then foolish!¥ trying to identify, the differences· ;, between men and women. And I think a big one.is :: · their attitude toward toys. . . • 1• While both sexes may agree that toys are childish with no redeeming social value,.women some,•·!: how see1hat as a bad thing. · • ·. · :• · Or' maybe If's the manufacturers' fault. They :, · siop making toys for women once they hit J!ubeny. ... With',men, the prooc:ss ac:celen~tes. It's just that the , toys get bigger - speed boats, monster trucks; , !\TV~, njdio-controlled cars and planes, bulldozers, ' , nuclear missiles, etc. · ,, ,; . Loo~ around at the stores in you~ city. 1;1~ :, many of them carry toys for women.? I'm guessmg · there aren't any, .except maybe Cllippendale's. · · That's just not fair. In fact, it's sexism at its worst. I·-· say the time has come ·10 give women equal oppor· tu~ity , to ,be f'nvinced of the value o( toys. Then maybe my )Wife will let me buy that big screen. Quote of the Day: · to b(: .unreliab(e. Until you're alone ..• ·; "lt:s which you will be."- Red Green (RMI GrHn Ia the atar of ···The RMI Green Show," a televlalon """ _;.. In the United .• · Stataa .on PBS.) . :.• ,, '• 0" ... Plagenz's view: Business Mirror: Making innocence a·priority . Will prosp·erity reign? ' - . j ' ' h .· ..,,• ~ By GEORGE R. PLAGENZ going to tell Daddy what thai' man By JOHN' CUNNIFF It must be notecj that this debi ;. Maybe you had Pokemon or the said." · NI;!W, YORK -It's reassuring doesn't include money borrowed ''' Harry Potter books fcir'lhe children What if Daddy had known what tO have fJrosperity confirmed by from other sources for u5e in the '· on your Christmas lists last montli. the children were looking at? One statistic;S~ ' ~ince what the eyes see stol:k fllarket- money from home.,. ••• As for me, I picked out "Pollyanna" father, who did watch the movie for these da s must be digitized and equity, for instance, or money bor· . ;, By Tha Alloclated Pr... . and "Otanges for.Felicity ... from. the 10 minutes, said when 'he sot up to decimal! ' d co· be. established as rowed via crC!Iit,cards. • ' 11 Today is Friday, Jan. 2l,lhe 21st day of2000. There are 345 days left in the American Girls Collection. join the other adults on the back fact in a igh-tech world. This money •shows up m other~ These are books that keep alive ··porch, ... Good movie, but what a)llful year. · Confillnation··com.S in a tricn- statistics that in them~elves are, : Today's Highlight in History: · th~ imagin~tion ancl inn~nr:e of language." nial Fedtrai Reserve survey. of hard for old-timers to dagest, such On Jan. 21, 1950, -former State Department official Alger Hiss, accused of ch1ldren. Ehe Wi~l, lh~ wanner of . Another faiher poke~ llis h~ad ~n househdids showing ihcomes ris- as triple-digit ptice·elll'ninp, ratiqs . ,. ing but 'n'et worth waring, the 'IaUer Md s)cy~keting market value fo( .. being part of a Communist spy ring, was :round guilty in New York of lying to the No_bel Peace Pn~e. S81d the world- JUSt as one ball player an the movae a grand jury. Hiss, who always maintained his inncicence, was sentenced to five today_ as not a pi~ . we. w~ld want was turning the living room blue as home equity riseS and stock companies without ~arnings. ..' ;, years in prison; he served 'less than four. to bnng o~r chtldren ,mto. Yet we with a string ·of graphic obScenities. ownership spreads. '• . Such numbers aren't necessari-. · On this date: m!ISI, he satd, f~r the world ~per· "Such languige!" said this father as And if you probe, you maghi ly bad. fowerf~i new companieS .-~: find evidence also to support your are being created today. And even , In 1793, during the French Revolution, King Louis XVI was sent to the guil- at~ly needs the mnoccnce chaldhood he .sauntered back outdoors. lotine for treason. ·. . · bnngs. Yes-:- exr:ept that now~ays · The TV played on. sense ih'at spme people are becom- the triennial survey shows assets" " . ing stralospherically rich, widen· are growing faster than debt: Some In 1861, Jefferson Davis of Mississippi and four other Southerners resigned we lake that mnocen~ from ch~ldren These are parents who want a bel· ing . the rich·poor ·gap and that analysts even suggest thai' people ··f from the U.S. Senate. ; too soon, We f~rce mto the hfe of ter environment 'for thci.r children betw~n well off . and stunningly today are more sophisli~<ated than ·" In 1915, the first Kiwanis Club was founded in.Dettoit. youth ·the_ expenen~es and ~houghts and themselves. -They recycle and 1 well olf. O)d-timers in Using debt Wi~)y, , IT • . In 1924, Russian revolutionary Vladimir llyich Lenin died at age 54. of ~e. It IS no bl~angto chlldr_cn to don't smoke. Op they See the irony , The latter can be' obSe'r\led, and . . They may be . right: An'd they " In 1950, George Orwell, author of "19$4" died in London. see hfe as an _older person sees II. of what was ~appening in their living colorfully, by ,a· drive thro.ugh a nlay, Ill: too forgiving of 'modem . . In 1954, the first atomic submarine, the USS Nautilus, was launched at Gro"In every.corne~ of_contempor"':y room? · suburo of huge hous~: · s'till, blac'k• financial habits; as'you suspect Fed' '' ton, Conn. · , .. culture, , chaldh?,O" mnocen~e ts Do l .so~l)d like Pollyanna? 1 am and·w,hite numbers tend 1!! prove , chairman Alan Greenspan is · ~ In 1976, the supersonic Concorde jet was put into service by Britain and under assault, . ~ay~ ~achael glad. You know, 1 hope, the story of 1 the point - numbers u in money inclined to believe. Leverage- the . France. Medved, the film .crttiC. The .dea of the 11 ,year-old orphan girl who paid athletes for catching a ball, u1e of other people's money to- ~ In 1977, President Carter pardoned ·almost all Vietnam War draft evaders. parental·, protectiveness hu · been comes to live with her Aunt Polly in entrepreneurs for creating a- liot ", seek more 'for yourself- doesn t . In 1997, !)pcak~r N~t _Gingrich '!'~ r_cpri_manded and fi~ as ~ ~use overwhelm.ed by relentless pressor~ Vermont and c'hanses the hean or aq ·know up from down. · 'stock or investors for owning it. · voted for ,the firs! lime m. hastoty to ~ascapl~ne ats le,ader for ethacal miSCOnduct. from a .socaety:. 1seems perverse.ly 1entire town with·· her happy outlook. Gree!Jipan, ho~cver, might be, .. · The Fed survey suggests, also In 1998,·Presulent Omton angnly demed re...-. of an affair with former detcrmmed to fnghten and corrupt ats Shed ., b tc••"' th to . ' lk • • · · · """• · · · · 'ded tl • oes 1 y, - 1.108 e wns,o · what m~t suspec~ an educition• the most listened to public figure ~ Wh•te. House mtem Monaca Lewansky and that he had tried to get her to lie YOW:g 10 1 masgua e ort.to pre-. to play the · ·~glad giune,"" which income correlation; one that anotb· and the most ignored. ' . • ,, about at . pare them for a harsh, dangerous . 1 fi d' h' be · . · · .. . .. . future " mvo ves m mg somet mg to er survey, by Congress' Joint lk!l· Ustened 10' beicause hili com- ' '' :fen years ago. In the Sovaet republic of AzerbatJan, mutinous military cadets · glad about in everything · that han. Let's $0 back to last summer and ,. · fiml on 11'00"" pattolling the capital during a crackdown on a nlllonalist upns'• nomic Commiuee, exp1 esses as 10 ments - "excessive optimism'~ ~ · ,.... · Ioo.."' m · on a famt'I y reunaon · · pensw· h percent added annual income for an<! · "irration•l . exuberance," ; ing. . m ld .,. A p II ; O....'de a· add . . P""'...... en 0 I om, unt 0 y s each additional .year of schooling. among· them ;_ produce quick' " Flve years ago:" ..' nt anton, ressmg the Democratic•NIIional ' ·-.-·-· be' t hi dh ~~,· •' fi d · Coinmittee, implored members to "bear down and 0 fOrward" <~capite RlllltS · 'The hot dogs have all been. .n ·over re an can 1 '" any· ., Not nearly as en~outaging, maiket ~ons. Jgnored, ~ausc ' '· of the I 994 elections. g . . . . devoured and the children, tucke~d thm~- to be glad about, P(!llyanna hot..~ver, are numbers,contained i,n the mliket then resumes its ways. • ~ One year '80: Former Sen: Dale Bumpers, an Arkansas 'kild the .oul,a(a a..day ~e..opra~ ~mtn~ him he can be ~ad he d~: this and several suryeys before it, Nobody knows · whether ' Seltlle impeachment trial of Bill Ointon the president wu guilty ot a "lelrible o.lit ~the ftoor. m front of the telev_•· n ~~ve 10 ~~oop so far to,.11<> has that Americlll!s are pumping up increasins pr<ispcdty hiS a long moral lapse" but not of conduct warranting or even permittins his removal I saotiiCI, watchans,a bueball mov1e w mg - cause he w.as, already ~it prQSperity by borrowing u if time to .go or is close 10 its limit. from om~. RaUl Salinas de Gbrtari, biother of 1 former Mexiclil president, called "Major League." · bent pan way over." . • · goOd tim.es are forever. · Greenspan concedes these • wu oonvided of masterminding the murder of. rival J010 Francisco Ruiz , What could be JOOre all-America~· The . ~ord ~ollyan_na,ll used IQday Based on Fed nu'mbers, the mipt indeed be unusual times:' • .MIIIIi8!1 ~ 1111tenced to 50 years. · · ' . 111 , • t~"'l a _Sunday plalic, ~ball .and '!'ostly tn a da~paraga~g _scnle, re~rFinancial Marlleta Center, a tllirik A!Jd in pausing. if only briehy, the 'lbdly's Binhdays: Actor Paul Scofield is 7il. Actor Steve IW\Ics ia ,74. kidi wath m~tard on..t!lear chana? nn~ ~ som~one wftooc lrrespoiiSibl_e ., 1811k, rePQI'IS tha" mara\n debt, 'QI' ·markets ileeni .to at lout pqnder thC: '' AI:Uell Ann Wedgewonh is 65. Bllies sinacr-musician Snookl ~in is 64. Except that thiS wu -one of the sad· oplim1sm fatls to take .aa:ount of the . . inoney borrowed. from stock bni- possibility hls waminp may have' \I . Golfer Jlldl Nicklaus is 60. Opera si~B'f Placidci Pominai> ill S9. Slnser Richie dest little scenes I have ever wit- hard facts·of ~ r~l world. ~rs, amounted to Sl8Q billion as 11\Crit ·' . ~ ~ 11 .~9. Singer Mac Davis is .58. Singer Edwin Starr is SB. Actress Jill n.... , . . Pollyanna&. <:JIIil:ll want to of last June. 'i ' the future knows. but we· can' ~ Bllllnlleny Is .53. Sinacr·songwritci Billy Ocean is·SO. AA:tor Robby~ is . ' These were , boys and . girls . children an~ ~hel~ piRnts lbout the , ' AI a percentale of ~arket c:api· only guess.what the ruture thinkl: '' 44. Ad!-. Oeena Davis is 43. Basketball player Hakeem Ola,juwon is 37. R¥ betw_~en the ages of S and 12 hsten· , dangers of hvtna 1n an unreal ~~ 1 · ~lization, or total value of all It means your guess Is as good as .., OJ J1111 Muter Jay (Run-OM C) is 35. Actress Otarlottc Roa 1s 3~ Ad.- ina to :, some or the foulest lanauaac world. What they shO\Ild be dom&ll ' s'iocks, it was the highCst siqce' anyone_'s. . ' ' K1triJ1a l..odllMrd is' 31. Rapper Levirl (B-Rock and the Bl:rz) is JO. Sinpr ever uttered. ~ut nO Utile child. spoke· helping to bulle! a world thit will be September 1987. And u .a per"'ll· (John Cunniff Ia 1 ""''""' l!mraa "Baby Spir:e" Bunloit (l:lte Spice Girls) is 22. Rhythr.:,.and;bhMuifiFI' up to. !!~Yo "Oooo,, he· said a bed safe for the hopes of. motherllood, age of OI'OiiS Domestic ProduCt, it. anatyat for Tha AIIOC!IItel( •:: 1 Nokio (Dru Hill) is 21. · · ufe for the dlanls of·childhoocl. , word." No one Jill uplinchaid, "I'm wu the highest in 63 years. Pt II ) ' ~ ' • .On this date in history '!'• o.:mt.J.. w.- ' ' ' , : ' getting a BMD test. Ann. I hope you will help me reach those women who have still not received this important message. Please encourage your women read· ers who have gone through menopause to talk to their doctors about a bone densiiy test as pan of their regular health evaluaiion.' For eligible beneficiaries over the age-of 65, Medicare covers the cost of the test . .. DEBBIE REYNOLDS NORTH HOLLYWOOD, CALIF. . DEAR DEBBIE REYNOLDS: Thank you for· a letter that could improve the quality of life for m.il· lions of wOmen. You performed a valuable service by writing. (P.S.: I . loved your films-.. saw se.veral of · them twice. My favorites were "Sin- · gin' in .the Rain" and "The Unsink- euthanizing pets until all possible; alternatives have been explored! Dog-lovers are going to hate me. bu~ my mail over tl)e years reflects ~ stronger bond between people and; their cats than with their dogs. What's the truth about pot:. cocaine, LSD. PCP, crack, speed and: downers? "The Lowdown on Dope"; has up-to·the-min.ute information on; drugs. 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To find out more abuut Ann Landers and read her past columns. visit the Creators Syndicate web page ~t www.cremors.com . .: Only.God- Is Perfect B)' PHILIP BRASHER guidelines are revised every five if the fat content is the same. sumption of meat, dairy and egg AISOCiated Press Writer years to reflect the latest develop· "The goal is not -to get people to . products, ignoring the special ' ; WASHINdTON (AP) - Nutri· ments In scientific research. eat no fat," said Susan Borra, a dietary needs of minority groups. tion experts rewriting the nalion's Federally funded nutrition pro- dietitian with the International Food ·Many blacks. for example, are lac· dietary guidelines will likely speci- grams, i!ICiuding school lunches and In, formation Council, the food tose intolerant. fy for the first time who might ben- ' Meals .on Wheels, are required to industry's consumer research arm. "Frankly, it look,s to me as if efit from moderate consumption of adhere to the recommendations, and "The goal is 10 get people to man· they were written with health interalcobol : middle-aged men and they are also widely used by profes- · age their' fat, to control their fat. We ests only about half weighed-in and women. sionals and dietitians in advising need to find tl!e word that cornrriu· the remaining part was written with · nicates thar." an eye to the meat and dairy indus• The proposed new guidelines, consum~rs. As for alcohol intake, the existWootan said the wording change .· tries," said Neil Barnard, president expected to be made public soon by · . an 11 -member advisory committee, ing guideline says "moderate drink: emphasizes that "what's really of .the physicians group. The food industry has not necesalso will tell Americans to cut down ing is associated with a lower risk important is to cut back on is satusarily hap\'Y with the committee's on foods rich in saturated fats such . for coronary. heart disease in some rated fat.'" as meat and dairy products, accord- indiviiluals." The . draft guideline · Before the guidelines become work, however. The National Cattlemen's Beef ing to a working draft of the stan· specifies who those individuals are official, they must be approved by - men over 45 and women over 55 the departments of Agriculture and Association and the National Pork dards. . They will include a change in - and .says there is "little health Health and Human Services. The Producers Council did not like the depanO)ents _typically go alo.ng with emphasis the committee was putting wording intended to make it easier benefit for younger people." Moderate drinking is defined as the advisory committee's recom- on saturated fat, telling the commit• for consumers to l)dhere to the maxtee that it "unfairly indicts all foods imum. fat intake - renaming the one drink a day for wom.en and no mendations. Panel members eithe{ declined of animal origin as bad." · maximum as "mOderate" in fat, more than .two daily for nten. · · The current guidelines on fat rec- comment on the draft or did not The food industry wanted to . instead of "low.in fat, according to leave the section on sugar alone. a working draft of the new stan· ommend that people follow a diet return phone calls. that is low in total fat. The new recdards. · The departments were sued The current recommendation is ror The revised gui(jelines also will ommendation is for a diet that is recently by the Physicians Commit- a diet ''moderate in sugars:" put more emphasis on ealing whole · "moderate in total fat," but low in tee for Responsible Medicine and Instead, the section is expected to be other grpups. They contend the tightened. In its draft, the committee grains, fruits and vegetables. and saturated fat and cholesterol. The recommended maximum fat committee is stacked with scientists · ~ugge,sts people limit their intake of will include a special section . on intake will not change; it will biased to.,..ard meat and dairy prod- foods ,with ,u)ped sugars, including food safety. "These guidelines 'will be better remain 30 percent of total calories, ucts because of their ties to those dessens, fruit punch arid lemonade . than they have ever been," Margo · or 65 grams a day in a 2,000 calorie industries through research or advi· ·sory work. · Wootan, a senior scientist with the diet. Research by the food industry ·· · The lawsuit~ which seeks to Center for Science in. the Public Interest, a nuirition advocacy group, indicates consumers are put off by block the committee from releasing . the term low-fat and see a moder- its recommendations, alleges that said Wednesday. First · published in 1980, the ate-fat di~t as easier to foilow, even the guid~lines emphasize the 'con- We all have 10 reallu that each of us has .Oaws .md ohortcomlnss. and we should accept o1he11 as they ue. and In tum. hopefully, othen will accept us as we are. However, this does nol mean · that We should not try to continually lmproW! ouneiVfS. We should aiwayo act and bthave as God would want us to, and trut othm .. we -.Jd want to be treated. It is really a blesoing from God to know oneself: however. 11 seeino that we r:an usually find fault wilb others much easiet than wo can with ounelws. Seeing faull! In othen should Induct us to corftCt our' own weaknesses and help us strive to be more uodentandtns and patient with thOIO around uo. Only God Is ]IOile!:!, but If we seek His will and try to be the best that wo can be, we can each become better persons and more pleasing to our HeaW!nly Father. Why do you see the spei:k thilt is in your brother's eye but do not ·notice the log tiult is in your own eye! ' R.S. V. Luke 6:41 Society Scrapbook fareilt • teacher conferences ed Methodist Women held at the rolled for a hospital overseas. Camp· church. . bell soup labels are being collected announced Presented by Hope Moore, the for Bacone College to help the colThe Meigs Local School District will he holding parent-(eacher con· topic was "Who Has Touc~ed Me'' lege in obtaining a new van. Thank you notes were read from ferences on Thursday, Feb. I 0, and and included scripture by Mary Thursday, Feb. 17 after the dismissal · Lisle, a reading by Ruth crouch and K9diak Baptist Mission, Bacone .· participation by all the members College, and the Dayton Christian of school for three hours. Parents will receive a letter who placed their hands on the scrip· Center. In the note from Bacone. a describing the conference schedule lures and meditated. A tape of "He list of needs for the college's reno·procedure along with information on . Touched Me" by George Beverly vation project and plans loward moving the school to a four-year the conferences, Bill" Buckley, Shea was played. It was reported that 15sick calls school was .enclosed . .Martha Lou superintendent, said: Students· will be bringing the information home were made during the m.onth, and· read a letter, ''Dear Church Memthat nine fruit baskets had been 'ber." sometime next week .. Barbara Gheen had devotio.ns · The purpose of. the conf""ences is taken .to shutins aLChristmas. A gift to allow the parents and teachers to of m""!'Y from Grace Eich in meni· rel)ding an article ~ntitled 'The New discuss pupil progre~s and to keep ory of Rose • Ann . Jenkins was Year" and Nondus Henqricks gave · the parents and schools informed acknowledged, The binhday of.Jean . prayer. A program on "Words that about student activities as they relate Stout was observed. Ann Sauvage Hurt" was given by Grimm. Gheen to school behavior and peiformance. gave 1~ treasurer's report .and a free read scripture from James 3 regard· Buckley encouraged parents to will offering was taken. Others ing the tongue, and there was a quostake advantage of the opponr~nity to attending were Freda Wilson and .lion and answer period. Hayman and Naom.i Stoban had a skit, "The communicatt with their children's Marie.Houdashelt. Queen and her Royal Cook" pertain· instructors in the hope that a more MJSsloaaey Society meets. ing to the program theme. effei:iive educational program can RACINE :- Projc:ct work -was Get-wellcards.weresenttomem· result from the exchange o( informanoted during a recent meeting of the · bers of the community. Plans were. · tion and ideas. Questions regarding the confer- BenhaM. ~ayre Missionary Society made to roll bandages at the February meeting at .the Grimm h!lme. ences should be directed to the held at the home of Linda Grimm. Lilian Hayman reponed that 25 Refreshments were served to those schools where their children attend. . ·~ , packages of quilt ~lpcks had been named .and Mabel Brace, Mildred. sent ·to mission si~s overs~as . She Han, Geraldine Cleland, and Martha UMW review power of toUch SYRACYSE ;_ The power of also report~ on the white eross ask- . Lou Beegle. .touch was the ·program emphasis, at a ings · and noted that bandages five re!:ent meeting of the Syracuse Unit· inches wide, 10 yllf(b long will l!e 4 Door Extended • 3800 V~ Power .• Power Windows & Locks . •Tilt & Cruise • •• ~ .I t ~ 1999 Pontiac Grarxt Am SE1 Sedan Or Coupe • Power Windows & Locks •.Tilt & Cruise • Fully Loaded! 1999 Chevy Cavalier Sedan ._, • . ~3,950* ~3,850* ~1,250* · Saturday at 3 p.m. MIDDLEPORT ...,. OhKan Coin Club, Monday, 7 p.m. Trolley House located in Middleport FRIDAY POMEROY . The Meigs behind Dairy Queen . Auction. County Arthritis Support Group, . 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Determined not to let the same thing happen to me, I had a bone mineral density (BMD) test. It was easy and painless, and done in the lioctor's office. Although !lead a very active life, · which includes regular exercise and a diet rich in calcium, I learned that I, ,too, have osteoporosis. · This means my. bones are thin· ning and are prone to 'fractures. Now tliltt I know I am at risk, ·I can work w!th my doctor and ·do something about it. But there are still millions of women who don 'I know they h~ve osteoporosis, and are at risk for . ., Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Ctlarl• w. Oovey Publlahar R. Shawn Lewltl Mln~glng ., Friday, January 21, 2000... • • PageAII Editor Chert.M Hoeflich , Generer Meneger Dl8ne Hill Controller Our view: :.l.=luilding needs . . . Sy . ANN LANDERS life-threatening fractures. Readi~g \his letter could· make a big difference. . · One in two women over 50 will suffer an osteoporosis-related fracture in her lifetime.· That is why 1 have joined the osteoporosis avlareness . coalilion, Strong Women Inside & Out, .in an .education campaign called "Stay Strong! Test. Your Bone Strength," which urges post-menopausal women to talk to their doctors about able Molly Brown.") Dear Aan. Landen: I have to add my two cents' worth aboul cats surviving their owners. I once worked for a veterinarian and saw too many healthy animals euthanized because their owners thought they couldn't lidjust to a new home. It was heartbreaking. I was given "Sweetie Pie" when her owner moved into a convalescent home. Sweetie was then 13, pampered, and much loved. She adjusted beautifully to our home and to seven successive moves. When our children were born, Sweetie accepted them with q~iet grace, and tolerated their awkward attempts to pet her without scratching or biting. My daughter favorep the otd cat over ·. her dolls, · and pushed Sweetie around in her doll carriage for nours. The neighbors thought it was hilarious. Sweetie did' indeed outlive her former owner, and left us at the age of 25 but she will live in our heans forever. I encourage anyone expecting a change in their lives that would affect their 'pets to give them a chance to adapt to a new home and owner. It is well worth the effort. We would have missed the tremendous blessing of knowing and loving Sweetie Pie for 12 years if her owner had decided to have her euthanized. .. M.B., SHINGLE SPRINGS, CALIF. DEAR SHINGLE SPGS.: I have heard your story before, and it certainly is a loud voice agai nst New dietary standards to· specify alcohol .recommendation ;: Modifications to assistance program .• can only help southern Ohio schools .. . •• . :~ Ohio's state building assistance fund has been a boon to the state's ;poorer school' districts that would otherwise have no other means of putting up a needed new building. : : The benefits the funding provides have been seen in southern Ohio, <liut not by all districts. Legislators have since taken steps to speed the ju!JceSs a little, which we in lhis area knpw we'll take until something qetter arises. · · Roughly, building assistance works this : ~ The way: A School Facilities Commission deter•• • . mines which district qualifies for funding based on its financial standing (or lack thereof) and puts up the bulk of the money for a new school. The district then plaees a bond issue or levy beforevoterstocovertheremainderofthecost. · As a result, Meigs County has or will see new structures through . the program. Meigs Local was the last local district there to qualify and get a ballot issue approved for construclion. The new buildings are expected to enhanee educational opponunity for students in Meigs, • in addition to Eastern and Southern schoo)s, Which also were SUCCeSSful raising the money to supplement the Slate's award. ' . ~- Concerns, however, over the selection process have arisen, prompt· iilg legislators to .take a look at how the program operates. These concerns have come from districts like Gallipolis City SchoolS, whose need for a new high sehool has been evident for years, but is still on the waiting list. Al7:30 p.m. Monday in the Gallia Academy High School auditori· · urn, State Rep. John A. Carey will address the Gallipolis schools' Con· · cerned Area Residents for Education Committee about legislative development$ surrounding the fund. 'i , . The meeting should be of interest to not just residents in the city school system, but for all concerned about education to learn-about changes in the funding process. At least one 1999 modification allows a district like Gallipolis to approve a levy and have the proceeds count ·toward funding a construction program, if the district chooses. A small step, but one that's needed. Obviously, with more than 600 local districts to coniend with, and only so much money available, the facilities commission has a tough task determining where the aid should go first. But the -needs of Gallipolis, like other southern Ohio school build· ings that are arguably in worse shape than anywhere else, need to be addressed now if the area is expected tO progress. Therefore, we applaud any effon the Legislature makes to help local schools help themselves. The desire to improve the area's educational standing is there. Sometimes all that's needed is a push from the righl . SOI!rce, and the state's contribution t.o a building program is that source, . J • Red Green's view: [acili· :" tzes com·• • • h :lntsswn .as tough task . (/etemlillillg :.·where.the ::aid should go fltrst · • " . My stomach is killing me~'{and vice versa) ~i. : h: a had bought it for me. It's something she 1:1oes once By RED GREEN I find that a lot of guys rily age have trouble with in a while. And I don't know why, but'l tried 10· their stomachs. What was once a low priority and think back to the last time I had bought' my own relatively maintenance-free part of their anatomy is . underwear. ·t now looming large, both physically and medically. I've been married 33 years, so it was before that I think the main problem is that most of us have no And in the period between my wedding Md high knowledge of, or respect for, how the stomach school I just made due with what I hll!l. I·didn't buy works. · any in high school either. Or in elemenlali)' school. Here's my take on it The stomach is where the And I didn't buy any before kindergarten. At that food arrives and is mixed with chemicals that will time I was a rookie in the underwear dqiartment break it down so that the body can bum il In other . And then before thai I was in diapers. So the horri· words the stomach is the carburetor of the body.. ble truth hit me: I HAVE NEVER IN MY WHOLE Not the fuel injector. It can't handle high-quantity LIFE BOUGHT MY OWN UNDERWEAR! intake no matter how. big a super charger your I don't know what that mimns, but r suspect it is ·mouth is. somehow at the root of so many other problems in And then there's the quality issue. You can't run my life. If there is anylxxly out there in the same sit· a high-performance engine (i.e., 'the human body) uation, perhaps we should get together and,form a on chili dogs and draft beer. Once in a while you support group. Although if we could provide our need to fill up on high test (I.e., roughage). Some· own _suppon, _none of this would be necessary. . ·· ' Slgne thlt you're -· .. thing that will gel yQu up .and moving, at least during the halFtime shOw. ". ready to ..... ~ . ' I. You have toys in your desk. ! But the biggest problem with the stomach is that .2. You carry your golf clubs in the back of your it's connected i6 the brain. If your mind is upse~ your siomach will be too. The answer is to deal with COIJipany vehicle. (Ambulance) 3. You have lost your appetite for debt. whatever 'is ttoubling your mind and that will calm your stomach, not to assault your stomach with 4. Lately you've been buying 11, l,ot C!f sli~pers . . 5. You're dying your hair'to make youtself look deep-fried jalapenOs hoping that will 'calm your mind. older. . , . 6. You leave work by 3:30 so you -<;an take Hitting bottom In the top dr-•r advantage of the early bird special. I had an unsettling revelation a10 I was getting 7. You comment to your boss on how much bet· dressed die other day. There was some new under· ter the new guy is at doing your job. .., wear in my drawer, still in the package. My wife 8. You're obsessed with your lawn.. " 1 I j ,i • •U '· 9. Youi briefcase is full of brochures from Sara-· :; ..: .. sota. .. .. 10. You tried on a pair of pink pants with a white belt and you thought they looked sharp. · .' He who dies with • :• the moet toye, wlna ., I've spent most of my -life first acknowledging,. .,, · then foolish!¥ trying to identify, the differences· ;, between men and women. And I think a big one.is :: · their attitude toward toys. . . • 1• While both sexes may agree that toys are childish with no redeeming social value,.women some,•·!: how see1hat as a bad thing. · • ·. · :• · Or' maybe If's the manufacturers' fault. They :, · siop making toys for women once they hit J!ubeny. ... With',men, the prooc:ss ac:celen~tes. It's just that the , toys get bigger - speed boats, monster trucks; , !\TV~, njdio-controlled cars and planes, bulldozers, ' , nuclear missiles, etc. · ,, ,; . Loo~ around at the stores in you~ city. 1;1~ :, many of them carry toys for women.? I'm guessmg · there aren't any, .except maybe Cllippendale's. · · That's just not fair. In fact, it's sexism at its worst. I·-· say the time has come ·10 give women equal oppor· tu~ity , to ,be f'nvinced of the value o( toys. Then maybe my )Wife will let me buy that big screen. Quote of the Day: · to b(: .unreliab(e. Until you're alone ..• ·; "lt:s which you will be."- Red Green (RMI GrHn Ia the atar of ···The RMI Green Show," a televlalon """ _;.. In the United .• · Stataa .on PBS.) . :.• ,, '• 0" ... Plagenz's view: Business Mirror: Making innocence a·priority . Will prosp·erity reign? ' - . j ' ' h .· ..,,• ~ By GEORGE R. PLAGENZ going to tell Daddy what thai' man By JOHN' CUNNIFF It must be notecj that this debi ;. Maybe you had Pokemon or the said." · NI;!W, YORK -It's reassuring doesn't include money borrowed ''' Harry Potter books fcir'lhe children What if Daddy had known what tO have fJrosperity confirmed by from other sources for u5e in the '· on your Christmas lists last montli. the children were looking at? One statistic;S~ ' ~ince what the eyes see stol:k fllarket- money from home.,. ••• As for me, I picked out "Pollyanna" father, who did watch the movie for these da s must be digitized and equity, for instance, or money bor· . ;, By Tha Alloclated Pr... . and "Otanges for.Felicity ... from. the 10 minutes, said when 'he sot up to decimal! ' d co· be. established as rowed via crC!Iit,cards. • ' 11 Today is Friday, Jan. 2l,lhe 21st day of2000. There are 345 days left in the American Girls Collection. join the other adults on the back fact in a igh-tech world. This money •shows up m other~ These are books that keep alive ··porch, ... Good movie, but what a)llful year. · Confillnation··com.S in a tricn- statistics that in them~elves are, : Today's Highlight in History: · th~ imagin~tion ancl inn~nr:e of language." nial Fedtrai Reserve survey. of hard for old-timers to dagest, such On Jan. 21, 1950, -former State Department official Alger Hiss, accused of ch1ldren. Ehe Wi~l, lh~ wanner of . Another faiher poke~ llis h~ad ~n househdids showing ihcomes ris- as triple-digit ptice·elll'ninp, ratiqs . ,. ing but 'n'et worth waring, the 'IaUer Md s)cy~keting market value fo( .. being part of a Communist spy ring, was :round guilty in New York of lying to the No_bel Peace Pn~e. S81d the world- JUSt as one ball player an the movae a grand jury. Hiss, who always maintained his inncicence, was sentenced to five today_ as not a pi~ . we. w~ld want was turning the living room blue as home equity riseS and stock companies without ~arnings. ..' ;, years in prison; he served 'less than four. to bnng o~r chtldren ,mto. Yet we with a string ·of graphic obScenities. ownership spreads. '• . Such numbers aren't necessari-. · On this date: m!ISI, he satd, f~r the world ~per· "Such languige!" said this father as And if you probe, you maghi ly bad. fowerf~i new companieS .-~: find evidence also to support your are being created today. And even , In 1793, during the French Revolution, King Louis XVI was sent to the guil- at~ly needs the mnoccnce chaldhood he .sauntered back outdoors. lotine for treason. ·. . · bnngs. Yes-:- exr:ept that now~ays · The TV played on. sense ih'at spme people are becom- the triennial survey shows assets" " . ing stralospherically rich, widen· are growing faster than debt: Some In 1861, Jefferson Davis of Mississippi and four other Southerners resigned we lake that mnocen~ from ch~ldren These are parents who want a bel· ing . the rich·poor ·gap and that analysts even suggest thai' people ··f from the U.S. Senate. ; too soon, We f~rce mto the hfe of ter environment 'for thci.r children betw~n well off . and stunningly today are more sophisli~<ated than ·" In 1915, the first Kiwanis Club was founded in.Dettoit. youth ·the_ expenen~es and ~houghts and themselves. -They recycle and 1 well olf. O)d-timers in Using debt Wi~)y, , IT • . In 1924, Russian revolutionary Vladimir llyich Lenin died at age 54. of ~e. It IS no bl~angto chlldr_cn to don't smoke. Op they See the irony , The latter can be' obSe'r\led, and . . They may be . right: An'd they " In 1950, George Orwell, author of "19$4" died in London. see hfe as an _older person sees II. of what was ~appening in their living colorfully, by ,a· drive thro.ugh a nlay, Ill: too forgiving of 'modem . . In 1954, the first atomic submarine, the USS Nautilus, was launched at Gro"In every.corne~ of_contempor"':y room? · suburo of huge hous~: · s'till, blac'k• financial habits; as'you suspect Fed' '' ton, Conn. · , .. culture, , chaldh?,O" mnocen~e ts Do l .so~l)d like Pollyanna? 1 am and·w,hite numbers tend 1!! prove , chairman Alan Greenspan is · ~ In 1976, the supersonic Concorde jet was put into service by Britain and under assault, . ~ay~ ~achael glad. You know, 1 hope, the story of 1 the point - numbers u in money inclined to believe. Leverage- the . France. Medved, the film .crttiC. The .dea of the 11 ,year-old orphan girl who paid athletes for catching a ball, u1e of other people's money to- ~ In 1977, President Carter pardoned ·almost all Vietnam War draft evaders. parental·, protectiveness hu · been comes to live with her Aunt Polly in entrepreneurs for creating a- liot ", seek more 'for yourself- doesn t . In 1997, !)pcak~r N~t _Gingrich '!'~ r_cpri_manded and fi~ as ~ ~use overwhelm.ed by relentless pressor~ Vermont and c'hanses the hean or aq ·know up from down. · 'stock or investors for owning it. · voted for ,the firs! lime m. hastoty to ~ascapl~ne ats le,ader for ethacal miSCOnduct. from a .socaety:. 1seems perverse.ly 1entire town with·· her happy outlook. Gree!Jipan, ho~cver, might be, .. · The Fed survey suggests, also In 1998,·Presulent Omton angnly demed re...-. of an affair with former detcrmmed to fnghten and corrupt ats Shed ., b tc••"' th to . ' lk • • · · · """• · · · · 'ded tl • oes 1 y, - 1.108 e wns,o · what m~t suspec~ an educition• the most listened to public figure ~ Wh•te. House mtem Monaca Lewansky and that he had tried to get her to lie YOW:g 10 1 masgua e ort.to pre-. to play the · ·~glad giune,"" which income correlation; one that anotb· and the most ignored. ' . • ,, about at . pare them for a harsh, dangerous . 1 fi d' h' be · . · · .. . .. . future " mvo ves m mg somet mg to er survey, by Congress' Joint lk!l· Ustened 10' beicause hili com- ' '' :fen years ago. In the Sovaet republic of AzerbatJan, mutinous military cadets · glad about in everything · that han. Let's $0 back to last summer and ,. · fiml on 11'00"" pattolling the capital during a crackdown on a nlllonalist upns'• nomic Commiuee, exp1 esses as 10 ments - "excessive optimism'~ ~ · ,.... · Ioo.."' m · on a famt'I y reunaon · · pensw· h percent added annual income for an<! · "irration•l . exuberance," ; ing. . m ld .,. A p II ; O....'de a· add . . P""'...... en 0 I om, unt 0 y s each additional .year of schooling. among· them ;_ produce quick' " Flve years ago:" ..' nt anton, ressmg the Democratic•NIIional ' ·-.-·-· be' t hi dh ~~,· •' fi d · Coinmittee, implored members to "bear down and 0 fOrward" <~capite RlllltS · 'The hot dogs have all been. .n ·over re an can 1 '" any· ., Not nearly as en~outaging, maiket ~ons. Jgnored, ~ausc ' '· of the I 994 elections. g . . . . devoured and the children, tucke~d thm~- to be glad about, P(!llyanna hot..~ver, are numbers,contained i,n the mliket then resumes its ways. • ~ One year '80: Former Sen: Dale Bumpers, an Arkansas 'kild the .oul,a(a a..day ~e..opra~ ~mtn~ him he can be ~ad he d~: this and several suryeys before it, Nobody knows · whether ' Seltlle impeachment trial of Bill Ointon the president wu guilty ot a "lelrible o.lit ~the ftoor. m front of the telev_•· n ~~ve 10 ~~oop so far to,.11<> has that Americlll!s are pumping up increasins pr<ispcdty hiS a long moral lapse" but not of conduct warranting or even permittins his removal I saotiiCI, watchans,a bueball mov1e w mg - cause he w.as, already ~it prQSperity by borrowing u if time to .go or is close 10 its limit. from om~. RaUl Salinas de Gbrtari, biother of 1 former Mexiclil president, called "Major League." · bent pan way over." . • · goOd tim.es are forever. · Greenspan concedes these • wu oonvided of masterminding the murder of. rival J010 Francisco Ruiz , What could be JOOre all-America~· The . ~ord ~ollyan_na,ll used IQday Based on Fed nu'mbers, the mipt indeed be unusual times:' • .MIIIIi8!1 ~ 1111tenced to 50 years. · · ' . 111 , • t~"'l a _Sunday plalic, ~ball .and '!'ostly tn a da~paraga~g _scnle, re~rFinancial Marlleta Center, a tllirik A!Jd in pausing. if only briehy, the 'lbdly's Binhdays: Actor Paul Scofield is 7il. Actor Steve IW\Ics ia ,74. kidi wath m~tard on..t!lear chana? nn~ ~ som~one wftooc lrrespoiiSibl_e ., 1811k, rePQI'IS tha" mara\n debt, 'QI' ·markets ileeni .to at lout pqnder thC: '' AI:Uell Ann Wedgewonh is 65. Bllies sinacr-musician Snookl ~in is 64. Except that thiS wu -one of the sad· oplim1sm fatls to take .aa:ount of the . . inoney borrowed. from stock bni- possibility hls waminp may have' \I . Golfer Jlldl Nicklaus is 60. Opera si~B'f Placidci Pominai> ill S9. Slnser Richie dest little scenes I have ever wit- hard facts·of ~ r~l world. ~rs, amounted to Sl8Q billion as 11\Crit ·' . ~ ~ 11 .~9. Singer Mac Davis is .58. Singer Edwin Starr is SB. Actress Jill n.... , . . Pollyanna&. <:JIIil:ll want to of last June. 'i ' the future knows. but we· can' ~ Bllllnlleny Is .53. Sinacr·songwritci Billy Ocean is·SO. AA:tor Robby~ is . ' These were , boys and . girls . children an~ ~hel~ piRnts lbout the , ' AI a percentale of ~arket c:api· only guess.what the ruture thinkl: '' 44. Ad!-. Oeena Davis is 43. Basketball player Hakeem Ola,juwon is 37. R¥ betw_~en the ages of S and 12 hsten· , dangers of hvtna 1n an unreal ~~ 1 · ~lization, or total value of all It means your guess Is as good as .., OJ J1111 Muter Jay (Run-OM C) is 35. Actress Otarlottc Roa 1s 3~ Ad.- ina to :, some or the foulest lanauaac world. What they shO\Ild be dom&ll ' s'iocks, it was the highCst siqce' anyone_'s. . ' ' K1triJ1a l..odllMrd is' 31. Rapper Levirl (B-Rock and the Bl:rz) is JO. Sinpr ever uttered. ~ut nO Utile child. spoke· helping to bulle! a world thit will be September 1987. And u .a per"'ll· (John Cunniff Ia 1 ""''""' l!mraa "Baby Spir:e" Bunloit (l:lte Spice Girls) is 22. Rhythr.:,.and;bhMuifiFI' up to. !!~Yo "Oooo,, he· said a bed safe for the hopes of. motherllood, age of OI'OiiS Domestic ProduCt, it. anatyat for Tha AIIOC!IItel( •:: 1 Nokio (Dru Hill) is 21. · · ufe for the dlanls of·childhoocl. , word." No one Jill uplinchaid, "I'm wu the highest in 63 years. Pt II ) ' ~ ' • .On this date in history '!'• o.:mt.J.. w.- ' ' ' , : ' getting a BMD test. Ann. I hope you will help me reach those women who have still not received this important message. Please encourage your women read· ers who have gone through menopause to talk to their doctors about a bone densiiy test as pan of their regular health evaluaiion.' For eligible beneficiaries over the age-of 65, Medicare covers the cost of the test . .. DEBBIE REYNOLDS NORTH HOLLYWOOD, CALIF. . DEAR DEBBIE REYNOLDS: Thank you for· a letter that could improve the quality of life for m.il· lions of wOmen. You performed a valuable service by writing. (P.S.: I . loved your films-.. saw se.veral of · them twice. My favorites were "Sin- · gin' in .the Rain" and "The Unsink- euthanizing pets until all possible; alternatives have been explored! Dog-lovers are going to hate me. bu~ my mail over tl)e years reflects ~ stronger bond between people and; their cats than with their dogs. What's the truth about pot:. cocaine, LSD. PCP, crack, speed and: downers? "The Lowdown on Dope"; has up-to·the-min.ute information on; drugs. Send a self-addresse~. long~ business-size envelope and a chec": or money order for $3.75 (this.o includes postage and handling to~ Lowd~n, c/r;J Ann Landers, P.O.~ Box · 1-1562. Chicago. Ill.' 6061!·: 0562. (In Canada, send $4.55 .) To find out more abuut Ann Landers and read her past columns. visit the Creators Syndicate web page ~t www.cremors.com . .: Only.God- Is Perfect B)' PHILIP BRASHER guidelines are revised every five if the fat content is the same. sumption of meat, dairy and egg AISOCiated Press Writer years to reflect the latest develop· "The goal is not -to get people to . products, ignoring the special ' ; WASHINdTON (AP) - Nutri· ments In scientific research. eat no fat," said Susan Borra, a dietary needs of minority groups. tion experts rewriting the nalion's Federally funded nutrition pro- dietitian with the International Food ·Many blacks. for example, are lac· dietary guidelines will likely speci- grams, i!ICiuding school lunches and In, formation Council, the food tose intolerant. fy for the first time who might ben- ' Meals .on Wheels, are required to industry's consumer research arm. "Frankly, it look,s to me as if efit from moderate consumption of adhere to the recommendations, and "The goal is 10 get people to man· they were written with health interalcobol : middle-aged men and they are also widely used by profes- · age their' fat, to control their fat. We ests only about half weighed-in and women. sionals and dietitians in advising need to find tl!e word that cornrriu· the remaining part was written with · nicates thar." an eye to the meat and dairy indus• The proposed new guidelines, consum~rs. As for alcohol intake, the existWootan said the wording change .· tries," said Neil Barnard, president expected to be made public soon by · . an 11 -member advisory committee, ing guideline says "moderate drink: emphasizes that "what's really of .the physicians group. The food industry has not necesalso will tell Americans to cut down ing is associated with a lower risk important is to cut back on is satusarily hap\'Y with the committee's on foods rich in saturated fats such . for coronary. heart disease in some rated fat.'" as meat and dairy products, accord- indiviiluals." The . draft guideline · Before the guidelines become work, however. The National Cattlemen's Beef ing to a working draft of the stan· specifies who those individuals are official, they must be approved by - men over 45 and women over 55 the departments of Agriculture and Association and the National Pork dards. . They will include a change in - and .says there is "little health Health and Human Services. The Producers Council did not like the depanO)ents _typically go alo.ng with emphasis the committee was putting wording intended to make it easier benefit for younger people." Moderate drinking is defined as the advisory committee's recom- on saturated fat, telling the commit• for consumers to l)dhere to the maxtee that it "unfairly indicts all foods imum. fat intake - renaming the one drink a day for wom.en and no mendations. Panel members eithe{ declined of animal origin as bad." · maximum as "mOderate" in fat, more than .two daily for nten. · · The current guidelines on fat rec- comment on the draft or did not The food industry wanted to . instead of "low.in fat, according to leave the section on sugar alone. a working draft of the new stan· ommend that people follow a diet return phone calls. that is low in total fat. The new recdards. · The departments were sued The current recommendation is ror The revised gui(jelines also will ommendation is for a diet that is recently by the Physicians Commit- a diet ''moderate in sugars:" put more emphasis on ealing whole · "moderate in total fat," but low in tee for Responsible Medicine and Instead, the section is expected to be other grpups. They contend the tightened. In its draft, the committee grains, fruits and vegetables. and saturated fat and cholesterol. The recommended maximum fat committee is stacked with scientists · ~ugge,sts people limit their intake of will include a special section . on intake will not change; it will biased to.,..ard meat and dairy prod- foods ,with ,u)ped sugars, including food safety. "These guidelines 'will be better remain 30 percent of total calories, ucts because of their ties to those dessens, fruit punch arid lemonade . than they have ever been," Margo · or 65 grams a day in a 2,000 calorie industries through research or advi· ·sory work. · Wootan, a senior scientist with the diet. Research by the food industry ·· · The lawsuit~ which seeks to Center for Science in. the Public Interest, a nuirition advocacy group, indicates consumers are put off by block the committee from releasing . the term low-fat and see a moder- its recommendations, alleges that said Wednesday. First · published in 1980, the ate-fat di~t as easier to foilow, even the guid~lines emphasize the 'con- We all have 10 reallu that each of us has .Oaws .md ohortcomlnss. and we should accept o1he11 as they ue. and In tum. hopefully, othen will accept us as we are. However, this does nol mean · that We should not try to continually lmproW! ouneiVfS. We should aiwayo act and bthave as God would want us to, and trut othm .. we -.Jd want to be treated. It is really a blesoing from God to know oneself: however. 11 seeino that we r:an usually find fault wilb others much easiet than wo can with ounelws. Seeing faull! In othen should Induct us to corftCt our' own weaknesses and help us strive to be more uodentandtns and patient with thOIO around uo. Only God Is ]IOile!:!, but If we seek His will and try to be the best that wo can be, we can each become better persons and more pleasing to our HeaW!nly Father. Why do you see the spei:k thilt is in your brother's eye but do not ·notice the log tiult is in your own eye! ' R.S. V. Luke 6:41 Society Scrapbook fareilt • teacher conferences ed Methodist Women held at the rolled for a hospital overseas. Camp· church. . bell soup labels are being collected announced Presented by Hope Moore, the for Bacone College to help the colThe Meigs Local School District will he holding parent-(eacher con· topic was "Who Has Touc~ed Me'' lege in obtaining a new van. Thank you notes were read from ferences on Thursday, Feb. I 0, and and included scripture by Mary Thursday, Feb. 17 after the dismissal · Lisle, a reading by Ruth crouch and K9diak Baptist Mission, Bacone .· participation by all the members College, and the Dayton Christian of school for three hours. Parents will receive a letter who placed their hands on the scrip· Center. In the note from Bacone. a describing the conference schedule lures and meditated. A tape of "He list of needs for the college's reno·procedure along with information on . Touched Me" by George Beverly vation project and plans loward moving the school to a four-year the conferences, Bill" Buckley, Shea was played. It was reported that 15sick calls school was .enclosed . .Martha Lou superintendent, said: Students· will be bringing the information home were made during the m.onth, and· read a letter, ''Dear Church Memthat nine fruit baskets had been 'ber." sometime next week .. Barbara Gheen had devotio.ns · The purpose of. the conf""ences is taken .to shutins aLChristmas. A gift to allow the parents and teachers to of m""!'Y from Grace Eich in meni· rel)ding an article ~ntitled 'The New discuss pupil progre~s and to keep ory of Rose • Ann . Jenkins was Year" and Nondus Henqricks gave · the parents and schools informed acknowledged, The binhday of.Jean . prayer. A program on "Words that about student activities as they relate Stout was observed. Ann Sauvage Hurt" was given by Grimm. Gheen to school behavior and peiformance. gave 1~ treasurer's report .and a free read scripture from James 3 regard· Buckley encouraged parents to will offering was taken. Others ing the tongue, and there was a quostake advantage of the opponr~nity to attending were Freda Wilson and .lion and answer period. Hayman and Naom.i Stoban had a skit, "The communicatt with their children's Marie.Houdashelt. Queen and her Royal Cook" pertain· instructors in the hope that a more MJSsloaaey Society meets. ing to the program theme. effei:iive educational program can RACINE :- Projc:ct work -was Get-wellcards.weresenttomem· result from the exchange o( informanoted during a recent meeting of the · bers of the community. Plans were. · tion and ideas. Questions regarding the confer- BenhaM. ~ayre Missionary Society made to roll bandages at the February meeting at .the Grimm h!lme. ences should be directed to the held at the home of Linda Grimm. Lilian Hayman reponed that 25 Refreshments were served to those schools where their children attend. . ·~ , packages of quilt ~lpcks had been named .and Mabel Brace, Mildred. sent ·to mission si~s overs~as . She Han, Geraldine Cleland, and Martha UMW review power of toUch SYRACYSE ;_ The power of also report~ on the white eross ask- . Lou Beegle. .touch was the ·program emphasis, at a ings · and noted that bandages five re!:ent meeting of the Syracuse Unit· inches wide, 10 yllf(b long will l!e 4 Door Extended • 3800 V~ Power .• Power Windows & Locks . •Tilt & Cruise • •• ~ .I t ~ 1999 Pontiac Grarxt Am SE1 Sedan Or Coupe • Power Windows & Locks •.Tilt & Cruise • Fully Loaded! 1999 Chevy Cavalier Sedan ._, • . ~3,950* ~3,850* ~1,250* · Saturday at 3 p.m. MIDDLEPORT ...,. OhKan Coin Club, Monday, 7 p.m. Trolley House located in Middleport FRIDAY POMEROY . The Meigs behind Dairy Queen . Auction. County Arthritis Support Group, . Refreshme~tts . · Friday, 10 a.m. to UO a.m. in !he ·· ' , , . . conference room of the Me1gs ATHENS - 0 Bleness Memor· County Senior Citizens Center. ial Hospita,l, support gro~p f~r Discussion and agenda plannrng: those afflacted w1th Alzheamer s ' disease and related disorders and .SUNDAY . family ·'members, 'Monday, 6:30 . POMEROY - South Bethel .p.m. in _the hospital conference Nt!w, Testament Church, Sunday . room B·IO. Two speakers, one· on h'y!f!n sing, 6 p.m. Church located · resources, the other.on behavior. on Silver Ridge. • Power Windows· & Locks •TID & Cruise 1 Alero Sedan .Castevens-Evans vows to be made ~ • 3800 V~ Power 1999 Oldsmobile ' . The Community Calendar is ' . . CARPENTER - Sunday ser' P!lblished ·as 'a free service to qon- . profit groups wishing to announce vices, f0:30 a.m.. Cai-penter Baptist meetings and special events. The . Church, .'state Route. 143, )"ith Va. calendar is not designed to promote · .Cross Creek, Buffalo, W. 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You1h Minister: Bill Fruier S..nday Sc:hool· 9:30a.m. Wonhip- 8:1~, 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services · 1 p.m. Churdl of J - C1trlat Apotlolk Falllo New Uma Road PMtor: Ma11y Hutton Sunday, 10 a.m. and 7:30p.m. Wednc.day, 7:30p.m. Kno C..rc:b ofCb,ul Worship • 9:30 a.m. Sunday Sc:hool - 10:30 a.m. Assembly of God Ubeny Asae•bly of God P.O. Box 467, 0\ldd tng Unc M-.son, W.Va. Pastor: Neil Tenl)anl Sunday Services- 10:00 a.m. and 1 p.m. Pastor-Jeffrey Wallace 1st and Jrd Sunday ·S.arw.UO.. Rldae Chun:h or Clu-111 . 'Putor:Terry Stewart Sunday School. -9:30.a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. B il pt; st Maraaatlta Baptlll Churdl BurlinJham -7A2-7606 Pastor: John Swanson Sunday School · 10:00 a.m. Morning service 11.:00 a.m. Evening ~rvice • 6;00 p.m. Wednesday ~rvice. 7: 30p.m. · Wednesday Servicu · 6:30p.m. Zloa Chun:• or Christ Pomeroy, Hanisonville Rd. (Rt.143) Pastor:.Roger Watson Sunday Sthool- 9:30a.m. Worship. 10:30 a.m., 7:00 p.m. Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. • Hope Bapllll Churcll (Soulllel'l) Pastor: Jim Ditty .570 Gram St., Middlepon Sunday school~ 9:30 o.m. · Worship - 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday Service ·1 p.m. Rullancl Flnt Baptist Churdl Sunday Schoo! - 9;3Q.a.m. Wot!hip - 10:45 a.m. • • • Tuppen Pial• Qurdt of Chrlll Instrumental · Worship Service · 9 a.m. Communion · 10 a.m. Sunday School ~ 10:15 a.m. Y ~ uth- ~ : 30 pm Sunday Bible Study Wednesday 7 pm Po~roy Bradhul')' Cllurc:b ofChrill Pastor: Tom Runyon Sund11y School · 9:30a.m. WorshiP· 10:30 a.m . . Finl Southe.-n Baptist Rudaod Cburch of Cllrisl Sunday School-9:30a.m. Warship · 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Flnt Baptist East Main St. Sunday School ·· 9:)9 •~ m . · Worship · 10:30 a.m. 41872 Pomeroy Pike Pastor: E. Lamar O'Bryant Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:4.5o.m.. 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services· 7:00p.m. .• First Bapilst Church • Pas1or: Mark Morrow · 6th and Palmer St.., Middiepor1 ·Suriday School · 9:1.5 a.m. Worship · 10:15 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Serv \~e- 7:00 p.m. •• • 8n1dfonl Chun:h ofChrlat Corner of St. Rt. 124 & Bradbury Rd. Minister: Oo•a Shamblin Youth Mlnister: Bill Ambcraer Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Worship - 8:00a.m:, 10:30 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services ·7:00 p.m. Hk....,. HHta Churdl or Chrill Evanaelist Mite Moore · Sunday School - 9 a.m. Woi'ship • 10 a.m., 6:30p.m. • Wednesday Services - 7p.m. · Racine Flnt Baptist Paslor: Rick Rule Sunday School· 9:30a.m. )\lol'5hip- 10:40 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services· 7:00p.m. • • Sliver Run Baptllt · Pastor: Bill Lillie Sunday SChool-10a.m. Worship · lta.m., 6:30 p.m. Wednesday Services· 6:30p.m. MI. Unio• Baplist Pastor :Joe N. Sayre Sunday Sc'hool-9:45 a.m. Evening · 6:30 p.m . ., ·Wednesday Services -·6:30p.m. Laopville Chrirtlaa Chun:b Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship -10:30 a.m.o 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service 7:30p.m. Hnnlock Grot"e Ch•rch Pastor; Gene Zopp Sunday school. 10:30 a.m. Worship· 9:30a.m., 7 p.m. .. .ReodavUit Cburdl or Cbrlll . Paslor: Philip Sturm Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Worship Service: 10:30 a.m. Bilile Study, Wednesday, 6:30 p.m. . Bethlehem BapiiU Church GrCDT Bend, Route 124, Racine, OH llultr Churdl of Chrirt . Pastor. Justin Campbell ' . Sunday school9:3(j a.m. Norman Will, superintendent Sunday "':onhip • 10:30 a.m._· Pastor : Gene Morri s Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Sunday WorshiP,- 10~30 a.m. & 7 p.m. ' Wednesday B1ble Study· 6:00p.m. Old Beihel Free Will llaptllt Cbun:b 2860t S1. Rt 7, Mlcldlcpon Sunda)' School • 10.a.m. Evening · 7:30p.m. Thursday Servkts • 7:30 Cl msll illl Un1 on .. Churc h of God Viclory B1ptlst lndeptndul 525 N. 2nd St. Middlepon Pastor: James E. Keesee Worship - IOa.m.. 7 p.m. Wednesday Ser'tices • 7p.m. Worstlip • IO:JO 1.m. Plot GI'OYt Bible Holloeli Churdl , 1!2 mile off Rt. 32.5 Pastor: Rev. O'Dell Manley , &unday School - 9:30 a.m. . Wo11hip -10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. 'Wednesday Service - 7:30p.m. Wetleyaa Bible Holla. . Churdl 7.5 Pearl St, Middleport ' Pastor: Rc:v. Douc Co11 / Sunday Worship - 9:;JO p.m:, 7:30 p.r:n. Wednesday_SeiYia: - 7;30 p.m. • Hyoell Rua Holl_. Church Rev. Mart Michael Sunday Sc:hool- 9:30a.m. Worahif. - Ut4.5 a.m., 7 p.m. Thul'lday Bib e Study and Youth - 7 p.m. !.aunt ClllrFne Melbotllot Chard! Pastor: Charles Swigger Sunday Sc:hoot- 9:30a.m. Worship • 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:00 p.m. SDOWYUie Sunday School' · 10 a.m. Worship - 9 a.m. Reotpahred Cburdlof J.,. Chrill olla.Utr Da)' S.iau Portland·R•cine Rd. P.aSior~ Jerry Singer Sunday Sc:hool • 9:30 a,m. Worship· 10:30 a.m. Wednt;sday Services-7:30p.m. MomiaK Stir ~ Lutheran Raclae Pastor: Brian Harkness Sundly School-10 a.m. Worship - 11 a.m. StJohn Lutberon Church ' Pine Grove Rev. Donald C. Fritz , Worship · 9:00 a.m. Sunday School • 10:00 a.m. ' Our Saviour Lu1M'-n Churtb Walnut and Henry Sts., Ravenswood, W.Va. Pastor: David Russell Sunday School· 10:00 a.m. Worship . 11 a.m. CoolvUie Vnlled Medludlll Parlall Pastor: Helen Kline Coolville Cburcb Main & Fifth St. Sunday Sebool - 10 a.m . Worship - 9 a.m. Tuesday strvices - 7 p.m. United Methodist Gn•am United Methodist Worship· 9:30a.m. (lst & 2nd Sun), 7:30 p.m. (3rd .&. 4th Sun) · Wednt~'1 S.:rvicc · 7:30p.m. ;' "" .tclll~t~ ~ ~~10..lj,":;.~ '\ . Rutlaad Churcb of God Putor~ Ron Healh Sunday Worship - 10 a.in .• 6 p.m. Wednesdlly Services - 7 p.m. Pastor: Jane Beattie Worship - 9 a.m. Sunday School- 10 a.m. Thursday Services - 7 p.m. Forest Rua Baptist Syracuae Flnt Cburch of God Apple aad Second Sts. Pastor: Rev. David Russell Sunday School aad Worship- 10 a.m. Evenln1 Services- 6:30p.m. . Wedne!lday Services - 6~ p.m. PIIIor: Bob Randolph · Worship - 9:30 a.m. Sunday &hool- 1.0:30 1.m. Pastor : Arius Hurt Sunday School- 10 a.m. .WorShip • 11 a.m. MI. Moriah S.pilst Fourt~ & Main St., Middlepon Pastor: Rev. Gilbert Crai&, Jr. Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Worship- 10:4.5 a.m. Churdl of God of Pnphtq O.J. White IW. off Sl. Rt. 160' Pastor. P.J. Chapman Sunday School· 10 a.m. Worship - 11 a.m. · Wedneaday Services -7 p.m. Anllqally S.ptlll ·sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:45 a.m. S~nday Even in&- 6:00p.m. C r1 ng rPg ;-; ti on<ll TliolryC- · · Seomd A Lyan, Pomeroy Sunday school and worship 1'0:25 Rutland Free Will Baptllt Salem St. Pas1or: Rev. Paul .Taylor Sunda~ School- l(l a.m. Evening. · 7 p.m. . Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. Ep rscopa l Gnee ~poiCburcll 326 E. Main St., Pomeroy Rev. J1me~ Bem~, Rev. Kathlrln 'Fosaer Rev. Deborah Ruldn, Cler&Y Holy Buebarlst and Suadiy Schoolll:OO 1.m. Catholic ' Slmd Ht111 Cllllolk Cllurdl 1-61 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, 992·5898 Pas1or: Rev. Waller B. Heinz Reednllle FtUowltllp Cllllrch ofCbe N1zarine Pastor: Teresa Waldeck Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship· 10:4.5 a.m., 1 p.m. Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. J- . Lolllottom Sunday Sebool - 9:30 a.m. .Worship -10:30 a.m. .. ~ Worship ' 9:30 i .m. Sunday School· 10:30 a.m. UMYF Sunday6:30 p.m. Fint Sunday.ofM011th -7:30p.m. ~trvice Tuppen Pllilno St. l'lool Putor: Jane Beattie Sunday Sehool - 9 o.m. , y.'orsbip • 10 a.in. Tuesday Services - 7:30 p.m. Central Cllllter AJbUI')' (Syra<Uit) Pastor: Bob Robinson Sunday School - 9:45 a.m. Worship - 11 1.m. · Wednesday Services· 7:30p.m. 'synaue Church otlbe N_...e Pastor Mike Adkins ,. S..nday Sc:~l- 9:30a.m . Wonhip - l0:30 a.m., 6 p.,rn. Wednesday SciYicea - 7 p.m. Pomeroy;Cburd of lht Nuarne Putor: Rev. Uoyd D. Gri.unJr. Sunday Sc:hool • 9:30 a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. · Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Chater Churclt or the Nazareae Pastor: Rev. Herbert Orate . Sunday School · 9:30a.m. · Worship • 11 a.m., 6.p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Rutl•d Churcb of die NDII'IDI Pastor: Rev. Samuel W. Bllyc · Sunday School • 9:30 •.fn. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. . Wednesday Services • 7 p.m. ••.. .' ··, :; H~vDie Prabytertu C hu rc h of C h rist 2·7 1VC ALL Eastern 7-1 10-1 ·watfllford s-2 Southern 4-3 7-3 3-4 3-5 3-4 ~ 0-7 0-10 F.edaral . Trimble H~ng ··"Iller 8-2 over to sign lhe card, and a television camera moved in to capture the scene. Martin dis, erectly moved lo the tefl to block the camera, then rolled his eyes when more cameras• moved in for the kilt. "Got to be sure to get this monumental moment," Martin said, as Ferris laughed. First-round leader David Toms had one of !hose moments ' profossio~al dreads when orie of his amateur partners told him, "Wish I dence." · could trade my par for your double. " One thing he didn't have to worry abput Toms fell out of the lead with a double Thursday was any tension while playing with Richard Ferris, the chairman of !he PGA Tour bogey on ,No. 13, but scratched out a 68 at policy board who lestified against Martin two Bennuda Dunes and was two strokes back, years ago in his fedemt lawsuit over the right along with Bob·1\vay and J.L. Lewis. Duval had a 67 at La Quinta and was at 9to ride a cart. · , . · ...1. got a chance to knqw him and he's a -under, along with Ryder Cup star Hat Sutton; Fred Couples, in his first tournament of the very nice man," Martin said. After the round, Martin had to .call Ferris SeeHOPE-"81 • "' OSU stops · Spartans •., Toclay'a achtdule ·.Aiexande( at Nalaonvlle-York _f!llderal Hocking at Walllrford Trlrl)bte at Miller .VInton County at Meigs Eastern at Southern Waililon at Belpre Sllturdly'a acheclule . By RUSTY MILLER AP Sporta Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Coach Jim O'Brien said he was only disappointed by one thing after 13th-ranked Ohio State overpowered No. 10 Michigan Stale 78-67 Thursday night. "We had two weeks to swallow the loss to Noire Dame and we only ·have two days lo celebrate ALL 11-0 13-0 Alexander ·a-1 11-2 Belpre 6-2 6-3 4-5 .3-7 '\linton County WaHston 6' 5 6-7 4-8 3-e this," said Federal Hocking Waterford · . ....... , '• ···~ ..,. ... . ~:~: Southern .Eastem 1VC ALL 7-2 7-5 6-2 ·9-3 . 3-ll 4-9 2-7 4-8 0-10 0-11 0-12 o.a .Millar Trimble Thuraday'a reeulta )3o!llhern at Eastern, !'fld· Meigs at VInton County, ppd. Nelsonville·York at A'-xander · Waterford .- federal Ho.Q.I!ing ~ .. Mll1er.at Trimble ,Belpre at Wellston ' • Sllturdlly'e .Chedule Chlllloolhe at Athens . Mllle1 at NelsonVille-York United Br ethren Sc:hool- 9:30a.m. Wonhip -10:45 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednatlay 1:30 p.m. ML OIIYe Comm•lty C1t..-cb Pastor~ Lawrence Busb S..nday Sc:hool : 9:30a.m. Hvenina -7 p.m. Wcdncd;y Service - 7 p.m .. Valtod F... Chun:h Rt. 7 on Pomeroy By-Pus Pastor: Rev. Robert B. Smitb, Sr. Sunday School . 9:30a.m. Wonhip • 10.:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. ML Htrinoa Ualted Bntia·Cbrlll Cburdt Te.xas Community oft CR 82 Pastor: Robert Sanders Sunday School • 9:30 a.m . . Worship- 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services~ 7:30p.m. Edea Vnlted Brethrfto Ia Cltrlsl 2 1/2 miles north of Reeds'viUe on State Route 124 hstor: Rev. Robert Markley . Sunday School · 11 a.m rua'G aopelup- · SoothlledNI)'IewT-t · Silver Ridae · • P1110r: RDben S.rticr Sunday Sc:hc)ol· 9 a.m. · Sun. Worship -10:10a.rn., 6 p.m. Wedoatlay Service • 7 p.m. News and Notes Eighth grade girls hoop action · Alexander defeated the Southern ejghth ifade girls 48-38 in (jouble overtime. Alexander's LaPorte ~red eight of her 18 in the ~nd overthne to put lhe 3ame .out of rea~: h. 3304S Hlltnd Road, Pomeroy ·rutor: Roy Huntor Sunday Sc:hool- 10 t.m. Bvenina 7:;l0 p.m. . Tueaday .t Thuraday -7:30 p.m. • Carletoo llltel-la-111 <.'loUn:ll p' [(J...WII' Road · Putor: Clyde H~ndct:I(IA , . . Sunday Sc:boQI- 9:30a.m. Worahtp Service 10:30 a.m. · Mo Sumbtj or.Wednesday Ni&ht Servlcfs . www.fropct . net/~unery . Katie Sayre led Southern with 19 points. Amber Milts grabbed a teamhigh 13 rebounds. . Meigs defeated Southern 36-27, to keep their record perfect at 8-0. Jaynee Davis led Meigs ·with 17 points. Pullins had 12 points for Eastern. · The Tornadoes defeated Eastern, 46-45. Pullins led Southern with 18 · ,points. ~ayre had t 3 points. Katie Robertson led Eastern with 1.8 points. Kass Lodwick had 17 points. ·· ··Southern defeated Trimble, 27-20.. _Sayre led the Tornadoes with 10 P.;>ints. Hooper had nine points to lead Tri'"ble O~Brien. Ohio,State lost its seuon-open· er on ·a last-second shot to Notre . Dame, ending hopes of a trip to New York City for the NIT semi' finals in Madison Square Garden. . Now they must get their celebrations out of the way before taking on No. 19 St. John's Saturday in the Garden. Behind George Reese'•s 19 points, the Buckeyes' bench outscored the Spartans' subs 24-6 and put an en~ to Mic~igan State's 21-game Big Ten winning streak. · Michigan State (12-5, Big 10 J -t)·had not lost in the conference since the Big Ten opener a year ago, winning its last 15 regularseason games and the conference tournament. The slreak was the fourth-lo.ngost in Big Ten history. "The streak maybe was good for a to! of talk in the media, or for the . history books someday," Michigan Stale coach Tom lzzo said. "But it really doesn't mean a lot more." · Five teams now have one loss in the ·wide-open Big Ten stand· ings - and two more are just a game back. . • "This proves we will be a con- Hocking · ~ass- S:30 p.m. Sun. Con. -8:45 9.15 a.m., Sun. Mass . 9:30 .. m. Dailey Miss - 8:30 1.m. 2-5 3-4 ·4-5 TVC Middleport Pmbyteriaa Sunday School • 9 t .m. Worship • 10 1.m. '.' 3'7 3-e 3-e ·Hocking Meigs Churdl Stv..IJI.OaJ Advetlllll Mulberry Hu. Rd., Pomeroy Pastor: Roy Lawinsky Saturday Services: Sabbalb Sehoo1 • ~-P·l\1-. Worship - 3 p.m. 8-1 3-3 3-4 3-4 • In his debut as tlie first cart-ridini member of lite PGA Tour, Martin struJiled 131in with his pUtter and bombed his approach over a hospitality suite on !he 18th hole of Bermuda Dunes. He managed only an even-par 71 and wu I 0 strokes back. "If I can keep hitting it like !his and make some pulls, I can have a low round," Martin said. "I'm just not puttini with a lot of confi- Ohlo Worship • 9 a.m. Sunday School - ?:45 a.m. Lon& bottom '· l .. Presbyt en <1 n S~nday ' · "N'elaonvtlle-York :VInton County Meigs . . ALL 8·1 By DOUG FERGUSON! os, show how much work he has left AI' Golf Writer . Brent Geiberger had back-to-back eagles BERMUDA DUNES, Calif. (AP}- Dut· and birdied the last six holes for a61, the low. ing the tut two roonths of the year when most .. est round of the tournament so far. That put players were recharging their balleries, Greg him at 13-under, aloni with .Rich Beem (63) Kraft 'JVas in the gym at S a.m., drjven by put and Andrew Magee (65). failures to win a POA'Tour event that count· Another stroke back was a ifOup that ' cd. included Barry. O!ceseman, who had a 62. The rewaril for his han! work did not come "Anything in the mid-60s every day keeps Thursday in the Bob Hope Oassic, where you in contention," Magee slid. Krafl had a !ICCQnd straight round of 7-under ' · 'For now, that's enough to give Kraft 65 to take ·a !-stroke lead·after 36 holes. another chance. The five-round tournament is ultimate "I know 14-under is not going to win," he birdiefest on th~ PGA Tqor. Kraft only has to said. " I just have to keep making birdies ... looll back one yeir at David Duval's final- and see how far I can go; wail unlil the last round 59 to realize this l!V~rit, more than any, nine holes on Sunday and sec if I'm slilt'. doesn' t realty slart untiJ•,Sunday. around, and what might happen." ·Even a 3lancc at the second round, again . Casey Martin might not be around to . played on four calm, sl)q:;baked·desert oours- . watch. Girls -TVC- Seven th -Oily Adv Pnl ist Fallll GoaJol Cllurdt Alexander 1VC Kraft's 7-under tops field at Hope Classic Wellston at .Meigs · .Portsmouth at Alexander .Green at Faderl!f Hocking Trimble at Tree of Ufe ' Syraat10 Flnt Unltedl'ftdiytertu Pastor: Rev. Kduna Robinson Sunday School- 10 a.m. WOrship· 11 a.m .. Mona Cltapel Cburdl Sunday'9Chooi-10 a.m. Wors~ip - U a.m. Wednesday Scrvl« • 7 p.m. 'B81pra Wellston Nelsonville-York DyOPIIIe Com ... lty Clturcb Sunday Sc:hool- 9:30 ~.m . . Worahip • 10:30 a.m.. 7 p.m. Mkltlleporl C1turc:b of lilt N Sunday Sdlool • 9:30 a.m. Worship -10:30 a.m, 6:30p.m. · Wednetday Services- 7 p.m. Pastor: Allen Midcap. ..... .. •• "H MlddiOpon Pente<oillll , Third Ave. Pastnr: Rev. Clark Baker Sunday School - 10 a.m: Evenlnc · 6 p.m. Wednesday·Services • 1:00 p.m. HIMI Co-uil)' Cb....,. ot!Rtl24 Pastor: Edael Hart Sunday Sc:hqol· 9:30 1.m. · Worship· 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Naz;u ene Thursday 'Services -7 p.m. ..•• • PeoleaiSiaiAiaplbly St. Rt l24, Racine Pastor: William Hoback Sunday School .. 10 a.~ . Evenlna • 7 p.m. Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. 1411 BricJaeman Sl., Syracuae Rev. lllib Thompoon,I'utor SultdaySc:hooi·IO a.ni. Evenlna • 6 p.m. Wednelday Service : 7 p.m. · Cc.Rt1.63 Sunday Sehool · 9:30a.m. Worship • 10:~ a.m. ..•• Pentecost al s,.._.w.., ·T-~ · Ohlo ~ . Faith ValleJ.Taberaadt CbBailey Run Road · PallOr: Rev. Emmell RaWJOn Sundly Evenina 7 p.m. Thurlllay Service - 7 p.m. -TVC- v 31665 McQuire Rd. Pomeroy; Ohio ~j Putor: Wayne Bakxllm ·· .. · Strviec:s: nun. Nitcs 7:00pm, New churd\ No Sunday actvice ealablisbcd . • Mkldleport Cammunkf Ch~n:h 575 l'eul Sl., MiddlepM · Pua:or: S.m AndC:rson Sunday.SehoollO a.m. Eveaina • 7:30p.m. W'ednesd1y Service - 7:30p.m. Boys . ""• God'• T•ltl• of PraiA . Sunday - 9:30a.m. lind 7 p.m. Wednesday- 7 p.m. · llocltlnapon Cliurc:b Grand Street ,. Su~ay School· 10 a.m. . Worship ·11 a.m. Wednesday Se~ices · 8 ·p.m. . ~ •• Full Goopel Church of tile U.lq Savior : •• Rt.338, AatJquity · ~t . · ~tor: lesae Monlo :l Asat, Pu&ors: Jinr Morrla· .,;· Services: Sa1uiday 7::1() p.m.· .; H-Ydle Com•ualty Cb- S.dlel Church · Township Rd .1 468C Sunday School- 9a.m. Worship ·10 a.m. W~nesday Services · 10 a.m . Sl. Paul Lulbenn Church Corner Sycamore ·& Second St., Pomeroy Rev. Donald C. ·Fritz Sunday School· 9:45a.m. Worship- 11 a.m. Prep Basketball r Tile Ballnon' Flllowllllp Mflllllr1 New Ume Rd.. Ruillnd Putor: !lev. Marpro!l. RobiMOn Servlcel~ Wednetday, 7:30 p.m. Sunday, 2:30p.m. . = • • 3713 Gcoraes Creek Road, Gallipolil. OH ; . Pastor: Bill Staten • • Sunday ServiiH- 10 a.m . .t 7 p.m. ·, Wednesday· 7 p.m. A Youth 7 p.m. : l Faltll Ji'uU GOijlt) C LonaBouom . P"tor: Steve Reed Sunday Sehool - 9:30a.m. Worship· 9:30 1.m. and 7 p.m. .. Wedaeoday·7p.ID. Friday • fellowship service? p.m. ' :IIIGHLIGIITS .New ur. vktory Cftrltr Putor: Tberon Durham EutLellrt . Pastor: Brian Harkness. Sunday Sc~l - 10 1.m. Worship- 9 a.m. Wednesday· 7 p.m. • • CIIIIA>io Tobt- Clturcb O ifton, W.VL Sunday Schooi·IO a.m. Wonhip -7 p.m. Wednesday Service· 7 p.m. H . - Cbr1111u Fellowsblp C1turdl SuP4t;)'_}l!rtice, ,10:00..a.m., 7:09p.m . , Youth feftowsbip ~ndly, 7:00p.m. Wednesday 1Crv1cc, 7:00p.m. '. Pastor: Dew11yne Stutle.r Sunday School- 11 a.m. Worship · 10 a.m . The Churdlor J.,.. Chrill ot Laner·Day Salnll St. Rl. 160, 446-6247 or 446-7486 Sunday Sc:hool10:20-lla.m. . Rel.icf Society/Priesthood 11:05·12:00 noon Sacrament SerVice 9-10:15 a.m. · Homemaking meeting, 1st Thurs.. 7 p.m. Alfnd . I BetW, c....,...sutta. S00 N. 2nd Ave., Middleport Putor:·Mike Foreman Putor: Emerltt~:~Lawrence Forem~n Sunday School· 9:l0 1.m. Worahlp- 10:00 am Wednesday Services • 7.P.m. Chrlollaa Fello"*lp C..ltr Salem Sl., Rulilnd Putor: Robert E. Musser Sunday Scbool - 10 a.m. · Worship -WI~ 1.m.. 1 p.m. WCdnesday Se~iee- 7 p.m. ., PaStor: DeWiyne Stuller · Sunday Sc:hool , 10 t.m. Worship. 9a.m. Wednes,Jay Ser.viCea - 10 1.m. Carmel .t Badlan Rds. Racine, Obio Pastor: Oewarne Studer Sunday Schoo -9:30a.m.Worship· 10:4.5 a.m. · Bible Study Wed. ?:00 p.m. . Jlcdoldol ur. ctourdl Faldl Cbol1'i\, · 923 S. Thin! Sl., Miil<lle,PO" PlllOr Mlcbacl Ptng1o Sunday terv'lct,10 1.m. Wedneoday ....W.,7p.m. Sunday School · 9:1! a.m. .worship • 10:1.5 a.m. · Latter-Day Saint s Pastor: Sharo·n Hausman ' Sunday School'- 9:30 a.m. Worship· 11 a.m., 6:30p.m. 713-~017 ServiCe t\_me: Sund1y 10:30 a.m. Wednesday 7 pm Salem Ceater Pastor: Ron Fierce FRIDAY'S y SIIYerftUit Word of I'IIIII Pastor: David Dailey Sunda~ School 9:30 i .m. Evening · 7 p.m. Putors John .t Pltly Wade 603 Se<ond Ave. Muon Rotlud Sun.da)'.School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. Thursday Se~lccs- 7 p.m. Rev. Blackwood Sund1y School '- 9:30 u. m. Wor.dlip 10:30 1.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday SeN lee · 7:30p.m. "Full-Gospel Olurdl" . 1 • Pomeroy Pike, Co. Rd. ~ut.Coofer -~ Pastor: Kellh Rader Sunday Sc:hool- 9:1S a.m. Worshl~ • to a.m. Youth Fellowship. Sunday - 6 p.ln. Sunday lcbool· 9:30 a.m. PISIOt: Inside: Arizona keeps rolling in Top 25 action- P~g~M Inside: NBA notes- P~g~BI ¥ ·col_, Bible Clltordo 47439 Reibel Rd., O...r Pacon: 11<\'. Mary and Harold Cook Sunday Servioes: 10 1.m. .t 6 p.m. Wcdne.sday Services • 7 p.llt. Pastor: Connie Fiarca Sunday School- 9: lS a.m. Worsh ip ·· 10:30 a.m. Bible S1udy Tuesday - 10 a.m. ... Flllll Filla ....,Cnt~~MelwOII'IIl Putor: ReY. Fruklin Dic:bnl 'Servia:: friday, 7.p.M. JlanostO.Inacb- Pollltro)' l.eacllna C!tek Rd., Rulland Pislor: Rev. Dewey Kin& . Sunday IChool- 9:30 ·a.m. Sunday worship ·7 p.m. Wednesday prayer mcetinJ~:-7 p.m. Mt Morittll Church of God Mile Hill Rd., Racine Putor~· Brice Uti · Sunday Sc:hool- 9:4S a.m. Evening· 6 p.m. Wednesday Services · 7_p.m. P-Loalla_. Su.ndly Sc:haol ' lOcOO Lll'l. ~":tServic:o • 6:00 p.11. w y5orvioo-7:00p.... • ' Folnltw- Clowa t.o..... W.Va. Jll, I , _ , Btiaft May WOISIIIp -7:00 p.m. Wed...... y ~iblc Study -7:00p.M. Alii St., Mk!d..,... PaotCbo)id Sunday Sc:hool- 9 a.m. Worship • J0 a.m. -orlillarooHoi-Cbvdl Melp Cooperative Parish Northeast Ouslfr Alii Sinal c.dl Mlotm'llte Pastor: Chad Emrick Sunday School · 9 a.m. W~onship - JO a.m. Clllt""7 l'llplln Clllpol Harrifon\lille Road Pulor: CharLes McKenzie Sunday Scbooi9:JO a.m. Worship- l i a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Service • 7:00p.m. Mt Olin Vnlted M~lit Off t24 be~h!d Wilk!Sville Pastor: Rev. Ralph Spires Othrr Clwrclll", Pu~tor : Vernqaye Sullivan Sunda~ School • ~ :.lO a.M. Clttst<r · Fa.th B1pt11t Church Railroad St., Mason Sunda1 School-tO a.m. . Worshtp - 1la.m.J 6 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Sat. Con. 4:45-S:lS~. m:; ~CborchoiC1trla1,111. Cbrllllaa'Ualoa . ·Hartford, W.Va. Pastor:Jim Hughes Sunday School -11 a.m. Worship . 9:30a.m., 7:30p.m, Wedneoday Servlees · ?:)().p.m. HHiolde Bapilst Church Sl. Rl. 143 ju51 offRt. 7 . Pastor: Rev. Jamc!l R. Acree, Sr. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship- II a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services .7 p..m. . pan CIMsrdt or ChrW · Htadi(Mid<llepon) Du•We . . . . . QU'dl 31M7 State Rouoe 32S,I.anpvlle PuiDlt Gary lad<Jol\ . Sund•y K'hool • 9 :30 a.m . Sunday wo.Wp -10:30 Lm . .t 1 p.m. Wcdnctdly prayer servi<e • 7 p.m. Page 81 tender,., said Scoonie Penn, who MARQUEE MATCMUP- Ohio at.le'a Scoonle PIM end Michigan Stete'a MaiMn Cl1avea go h~· to-held .In lett nlghl;a Ohio State victory o"': the SflllrtiM. (AP) Piime lih1e back in the Queen City ' .u scored 16 points for the Buckeyes. "Michigan State has been on a pedestal, but this proves we aren't a fluke." Ohio State (12-3, Big 10 4-1) had been itching for a rema.tch with the Spartans afler losing lhe only meeting last year in East Lansin.g. The teams didn't. meet again through the conference tour·· na,rnent or as each went all the way to the Final Four, Michigan State had won a school-record eight in a row on the road in the Big Ten and had beaten Ohio State in .the last 10 meetings. Reese, a starter early in the year who provides much-needed· offensive firepower as a sub, hit 8of-13 shots from the ·field and became !he Buckeyes' go-lo man on offense. · Brian Brown · and Michael Redd each had 14 points and Ken Johns.on, the nati!)n's leading sholblocker coming in, was a factor in · the middle with four blocks and eight points for the Buckeyes. Morris Peterson scored 20 pointS and had II rebounds, Andre Hutson had 14 points, A.J. Granger 11 and Mateen Cleaves 10 for Michigan State. · Cl!attie Bell, the Spartans' No. 2 scorer al 12.8 a game, got his only basket . with 3:24 lefl and finished with six points. . Reese's free throw with 12:06 left in the first half broke a 15-15 tie and Ohio. State led thereafter, · building margins to 13 points in !he second half. . Michigan State got as close as ?t-65 with 2;tlleft after a 6-0 run capped by Cleaves' free throw. Redd hit a leaner in the lane . with I :55 left and, after Cleaves missed a jumper, Johnson hit lwo foul shots for a 75-65 lead. Last year's Buckeyes gained momentum after playing Michi. gan State and it carried them all the way to the Final Four.· "We were in this predicament last year and we .got better and· better," O'Brien said. "Maybe that's happening now." · ·NFL fines Moss for sprayi·ng ref .. . Sevent~ Hoi mess grade .girls roundup . , '· ·Ftlluting Kflfl¥.ky Frllld CIJk;ken· 228! W. Main St., Pomeroy r . I , • • •· 992·5432. ·284 South Second AYI. •Mdd'l~ ~ 0H 4671101 . 740-1811-&141 ' &n... R. Ffabor.• Dt- 580 EMt'MaltiStrNt • ,._.,, OH 45781 ........ .,,. !Jr4nc.is FLORIST . Mei!a CoiUUy'• Olrk11 Fk>ri.1 1'40-9112-2644 . ' .. . fl9 for a loeal·church? Check:.the Sentinel . ' evety Fria,ayt ·"' ,, CINCINNATI (AP) ..., ·Deion Sarlders, who has signed a non- . 3uaranteed minor league contract 'In seventh grade acdQn, the Tpma-with the Cincinnati Jteds, 'will have docs defeated Alexander, 31 ~9. a chance to demonstrate his skills at · l)itsan bmuer and Liz. Sandy led spring training. ~- ·• · ., SOuthern with jloin~ each. . · , . · ' "We ~on't know w'ircte .his · Meigs defeated Southern, 43-lli. ,. baseb'all skills arc, b11t ill""'spiing Sammi Pierce .scored 19 points. , _ t raining .we want to give him the Stumbo had 12. Kiser scored 10 opportunity !0 compete for-.roster poipts. . ~d 3eneral· '!'ln&(llf Jim spot," : ·Eastern defeated SOuthern, 32•23. Bowden. , Brauer . ted the scoring with six Sanders Iaiit 'JIIayed basi!\Jall In points. Carrie Mayle ted Eastern · 1997 when ,he batted .273 aqd s.!Qic with 16 points. . 5!1 bases in 115 games wllh the Trimble defeated South· RedS. At that time; tic . s~d he Yiu . em's seventh ifaders, 36-34. Sandy quitting baseball to devote full time led Southern with 12 pOints. Faires to playing cornerback with tliC D,al· and Young led triinble with 11 paints · las Cowboys. each. ' Sanders has a . 2661ifetim~;J\vcr• age. and 183 stole~ bases ill' 609 Rio baseball team to major league games. He playM for liold spaghetti dinner . tile New York Yankees in 1911ti90, Atlanta Bravos in 1991·93, s~. the · . RIO GRANDE- The Universiseaio, n with the Braves afi<!-.RCC!s in PRIME "'''ME-'- Deton .9llndera tlgl"!ed 1 minor IMgue conlrlcl ty of Rio Grande liaseball team will 1994. split ·199S w(tb Cincinnati thlt brlnge hlin blok to anclnliltl. (AP) · . l)ald its annual spaghetti .dinner Feb. and San Francisco, and spcn\!997 12, prior to. the Redwomcn/Rcdmen · I with the ~eds 'after sitting iiltt a 5.51 ERA (or Boston last .Kaso.f!, 21, 1995, in a m~lti-ptayer d~ that doubleheader basketball game with year. ·. >'\(:, • · He was released by, 'the 'R"ed Sox sent Sanders 10 the GiantS. . l'oint Park. · . The Reds aiSQ si3ned _rig~t' after drc?wing his final four deci·. Ruffin, 28, 'was 1-1 with 10 . · ·ne dinner will be .field In the handed pitcheis Mark Portupl .~ savea and a 3.17 ERA fcir AlbuURO cafeteria from.,3 p1(1). to 6:1S Johnny Ruffin to m_ i nor-lcque bt§n. , slo~~uial is t09-9S ln his ma~r quenjue, the Triple-A affiliate of ~.m'. Tile coai is $7 for the '&11-youtracls on Thursday. . ·. ·, leaaue career. He w• ' t raded from the Loti Angeles Dodgers. He was ~an·eat dln"ner. I PortupJ; 37, wa 7-12 wlira San Francis<Xl'to the Reds on July 10..6 for Cincinnati from 1993-96. I . . ,.. NEW YOR,K (AP) -· Minneso· Bears .. ' ' Players, coaches, and other ta Vikings Pro Bowl receiv_er Randy Moss _has been fined club personnel must mainlain $40,000 for squirting liquid al an proper respect for .game officials officiaL . .· · at all times," the NFL said in a The league said the , fine, statement. Moss' agent, Dante' DiTrapano, announced Thursday, resulted from · Moss' conduct Sunday, when said both fines are being appealed. "Our position is that the fine is the Vikings lost 49-37 to the St. excessive Louis Rams and that we in an NFC divisional Moss squirted an undisclosed are in the playoff game. liquid.on field jiulge Jim Saraci· process of The NFL no following an incomplete pass appealing if," DiTr~- . said Moss, . in 1M fourth qilarter last Sunday. pano said of . standing near It's the former Marshall star~ the $40,000 the Minneso· ta bench dur- second ·vwlalion this season for penalty. Moss ing the four-th abuse of an official. · acknowlquarter·at the . . edged the Trans World Dome in St. Louis,_squiried liquid squirting, but has said little about . frpm a plastic bottle at fi.eld judge · it. It happened after there was conJim Saracino following an incom· tact on a long pass and Moss plete pass intended for the receiv- unsuccessfully lobbied fot a defensive interference penalty. , cr. "There were some things going, It was the second violation this on," ·Moss said after the game. "I year against Moss for abuse of game offici.als, the lcag~e said. don't realty want to talk about it." The . fine was firs I reportc~ . ' Earlier this season, Moss was fined $10,000 for exeessivc verbal Thursday on th~ web site of The abuse of side judge l!.arry Rose · Situ Tribune. during a game ajlainst the Chicago . ----!, ·-- �. .. ~ ,. . . .. - .. .. • • Pap A I • The Dally Sentlne_l Friday, January 21,2000 ,. .• ..• Frtay, JllnUIIry 21,2000 • • ..; " _, w..- c....... otetuioi Apostoloc 33226 Childten's llom< Rd. Sundar Sc:hool - 11 a.m. Worshtp • lOa.m., 6 p.m. WcdllCiday Services· 7 p.m. (.."\•rth oiJe.wlW ,.J I I¢ I'll . VanZandt ud W1rd Rd. . Pastor: Jamc1 MilLer. Sunday $c;:hool· 10:30 l ,m. Evenin& • 7:30 p.m. Midi' S1h aDd Main Pastor: AI Hartson . You1h Minister: Bill Fruier S..nday Sc:hool· 9:30a.m. Wonhip- 8:1~, 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services · 1 p.m. Churdl of J - C1trlat Apotlolk Falllo New Uma Road PMtor: Ma11y Hutton Sunday, 10 a.m. and 7:30p.m. Wednc.day, 7:30p.m. Kno C..rc:b ofCb,ul Worship • 9:30 a.m. Sunday Sc:hool - 10:30 a.m. Assembly of God Ubeny Asae•bly of God P.O. Box 467, 0\ldd tng Unc M-.son, W.Va. Pastor: Neil Tenl)anl Sunday Services- 10:00 a.m. and 1 p.m. Pastor-Jeffrey Wallace 1st and Jrd Sunday ·S.arw.UO.. Rldae Chun:h or Clu-111 . 'Putor:Terry Stewart Sunday School. -9:30.a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. B il pt; st Maraaatlta Baptlll Churdl BurlinJham -7A2-7606 Pastor: John Swanson Sunday School · 10:00 a.m. Morning service 11.:00 a.m. Evening ~rvice • 6;00 p.m. Wednesday ~rvice. 7: 30p.m. · Wednesday Servicu · 6:30p.m. Zloa Chun:• or Christ Pomeroy, Hanisonville Rd. (Rt.143) Pastor:.Roger Watson Sunday Sthool- 9:30a.m. Worship. 10:30 a.m., 7:00 p.m. Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. • Hope Bapllll Churcll (Soulllel'l) Pastor: Jim Ditty .570 Gram St., Middlepon Sunday school~ 9:30 o.m. · Worship - 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday Service ·1 p.m. Rullancl Flnt Baptist Churdl Sunday Schoo! - 9;3Q.a.m. Wot!hip - 10:45 a.m. • • • Tuppen Pial• Qurdt of Chrlll Instrumental · Worship Service · 9 a.m. Communion · 10 a.m. Sunday School ~ 10:15 a.m. Y ~ uth- ~ : 30 pm Sunday Bible Study Wednesday 7 pm Po~roy Bradhul')' Cllurc:b ofChrill Pastor: Tom Runyon Sund11y School · 9:30a.m. WorshiP· 10:30 a.m . . Finl Southe.-n Baptist Rudaod Cburch of Cllrisl Sunday School-9:30a.m. Warship · 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Flnt Baptist East Main St. Sunday School ·· 9:)9 •~ m . · Worship · 10:30 a.m. 41872 Pomeroy Pike Pastor: E. Lamar O'Bryant Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:4.5o.m.. 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services· 7:00p.m. .• First Bapilst Church • Pas1or: Mark Morrow · 6th and Palmer St.., Middiepor1 ·Suriday School · 9:1.5 a.m. Worship · 10:15 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Serv \~e- 7:00 p.m. •• • 8n1dfonl Chun:h ofChrlat Corner of St. Rt. 124 & Bradbury Rd. Minister: Oo•a Shamblin Youth Mlnister: Bill Ambcraer Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Worship - 8:00a.m:, 10:30 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services ·7:00 p.m. Hk....,. HHta Churdl or Chrill Evanaelist Mite Moore · Sunday School - 9 a.m. Woi'ship • 10 a.m., 6:30p.m. • Wednesday Services - 7p.m. · Racine Flnt Baptist Paslor: Rick Rule Sunday School· 9:30a.m. )\lol'5hip- 10:40 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services· 7:00p.m. • • Sliver Run Baptllt · Pastor: Bill Lillie Sunday SChool-10a.m. Worship · lta.m., 6:30 p.m. Wednesday Services· 6:30p.m. MI. Unio• Baplist Pastor :Joe N. Sayre Sunday Sc'hool-9:45 a.m. Evening · 6:30 p.m . ., ·Wednesday Services -·6:30p.m. Laopville Chrirtlaa Chun:b Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship -10:30 a.m.o 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service 7:30p.m. Hnnlock Grot"e Ch•rch Pastor; Gene Zopp Sunday school. 10:30 a.m. Worship· 9:30a.m., 7 p.m. .. .ReodavUit Cburdl or Cbrlll . Paslor: Philip Sturm Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Worship Service: 10:30 a.m. Bilile Study, Wednesday, 6:30 p.m. . Bethlehem BapiiU Church GrCDT Bend, Route 124, Racine, OH llultr Churdl of Chrirt . Pastor. Justin Campbell ' . Sunday school9:3(j a.m. Norman Will, superintendent Sunday "':onhip • 10:30 a.m._· Pastor : Gene Morri s Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Sunday WorshiP,- 10~30 a.m. & 7 p.m. ' Wednesday B1ble Study· 6:00p.m. Old Beihel Free Will llaptllt Cbun:b 2860t S1. Rt 7, Mlcldlcpon Sunda)' School • 10.a.m. Evening · 7:30p.m. Thursday Servkts • 7:30 Cl msll illl Un1 on .. Churc h of God Viclory B1ptlst lndeptndul 525 N. 2nd St. Middlepon Pastor: James E. Keesee Worship - IOa.m.. 7 p.m. Wednesday Ser'tices • 7p.m. Worstlip • IO:JO 1.m. Plot GI'OYt Bible Holloeli Churdl , 1!2 mile off Rt. 32.5 Pastor: Rev. O'Dell Manley , &unday School - 9:30 a.m. . Wo11hip -10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. 'Wednesday Service - 7:30p.m. Wetleyaa Bible Holla. . Churdl 7.5 Pearl St, Middleport ' Pastor: Rc:v. Douc Co11 / Sunday Worship - 9:;JO p.m:, 7:30 p.r:n. Wednesday_SeiYia: - 7;30 p.m. • Hyoell Rua Holl_. Church Rev. Mart Michael Sunday Sc:hool- 9:30a.m. Worahif. - Ut4.5 a.m., 7 p.m. Thul'lday Bib e Study and Youth - 7 p.m. !.aunt ClllrFne Melbotllot Chard! Pastor: Charles Swigger Sunday Sc:hoot- 9:30a.m. Worship • 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:00 p.m. SDOWYUie Sunday School' · 10 a.m. Worship - 9 a.m. Reotpahred Cburdlof J.,. Chrill olla.Utr Da)' S.iau Portland·R•cine Rd. P.aSior~ Jerry Singer Sunday Sc:hool • 9:30 a,m. Worship· 10:30 a.m. Wednt;sday Services-7:30p.m. MomiaK Stir ~ Lutheran Raclae Pastor: Brian Harkness Sundly School-10 a.m. Worship - 11 a.m. StJohn Lutberon Church ' Pine Grove Rev. Donald C. Fritz , Worship · 9:00 a.m. Sunday School • 10:00 a.m. ' Our Saviour Lu1M'-n Churtb Walnut and Henry Sts., Ravenswood, W.Va. Pastor: David Russell Sunday School· 10:00 a.m. Worship . 11 a.m. CoolvUie Vnlled Medludlll Parlall Pastor: Helen Kline Coolville Cburcb Main & Fifth St. Sunday Sebool - 10 a.m . Worship - 9 a.m. Tuesday strvices - 7 p.m. United Methodist Gn•am United Methodist Worship· 9:30a.m. (lst & 2nd Sun), 7:30 p.m. (3rd .&. 4th Sun) · Wednt~'1 S.:rvicc · 7:30p.m. ;' "" .tclll~t~ ~ ~~10..lj,":;.~ '\ . Rutlaad Churcb of God Putor~ Ron Healh Sunday Worship - 10 a.in .• 6 p.m. Wednesdlly Services - 7 p.m. Pastor: Jane Beattie Worship - 9 a.m. Sunday School- 10 a.m. Thursday Services - 7 p.m. Forest Rua Baptist Syracuae Flnt Cburch of God Apple aad Second Sts. Pastor: Rev. David Russell Sunday School aad Worship- 10 a.m. Evenln1 Services- 6:30p.m. . Wedne!lday Services - 6~ p.m. PIIIor: Bob Randolph · Worship - 9:30 a.m. Sunday &hool- 1.0:30 1.m. Pastor : Arius Hurt Sunday School- 10 a.m. .WorShip • 11 a.m. MI. Moriah S.pilst Fourt~ & Main St., Middlepon Pastor: Rev. Gilbert Crai&, Jr. Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Worship- 10:4.5 a.m. Churdl of God of Pnphtq O.J. White IW. off Sl. Rt. 160' Pastor. P.J. Chapman Sunday School· 10 a.m. Worship - 11 a.m. · Wedneaday Services -7 p.m. Anllqally S.ptlll ·sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:45 a.m. S~nday Even in&- 6:00p.m. C r1 ng rPg ;-; ti on<ll TliolryC- · · Seomd A Lyan, Pomeroy Sunday school and worship 1'0:25 Rutland Free Will Baptllt Salem St. Pas1or: Rev. Paul .Taylor Sunda~ School- l(l a.m. Evening. · 7 p.m. . Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. Ep rscopa l Gnee ~poiCburcll 326 E. Main St., Pomeroy Rev. J1me~ Bem~, Rev. Kathlrln 'Fosaer Rev. Deborah Ruldn, Cler&Y Holy Buebarlst and Suadiy Schoolll:OO 1.m. Catholic ' Slmd Ht111 Cllllolk Cllurdl 1-61 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, 992·5898 Pas1or: Rev. Waller B. Heinz Reednllle FtUowltllp Cllllrch ofCbe N1zarine Pastor: Teresa Waldeck Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship· 10:4.5 a.m., 1 p.m. Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. J- . Lolllottom Sunday Sebool - 9:30 a.m. .Worship -10:30 a.m. .. ~ Worship ' 9:30 i .m. Sunday School· 10:30 a.m. UMYF Sunday6:30 p.m. Fint Sunday.ofM011th -7:30p.m. ~trvice Tuppen Pllilno St. l'lool Putor: Jane Beattie Sunday Sehool - 9 o.m. , y.'orsbip • 10 a.in. Tuesday Services - 7:30 p.m. Central Cllllter AJbUI')' (Syra<Uit) Pastor: Bob Robinson Sunday School - 9:45 a.m. Worship - 11 1.m. · Wednesday Services· 7:30p.m. 'synaue Church otlbe N_...e Pastor Mike Adkins ,. S..nday Sc:~l- 9:30a.m . Wonhip - l0:30 a.m., 6 p.,rn. Wednesday SciYicea - 7 p.m. Pomeroy;Cburd of lht Nuarne Putor: Rev. Uoyd D. Gri.unJr. Sunday Sc:hool • 9:30 a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. · Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Chater Churclt or the Nazareae Pastor: Rev. Herbert Orate . Sunday School · 9:30a.m. · Worship • 11 a.m., 6.p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Rutl•d Churcb of die NDII'IDI Pastor: Rev. Samuel W. Bllyc · Sunday School • 9:30 •.fn. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. . Wednesday Services • 7 p.m. ••.. .' ··, :; H~vDie Prabytertu C hu rc h of C h rist 2·7 1VC ALL Eastern 7-1 10-1 ·watfllford s-2 Southern 4-3 7-3 3-4 3-5 3-4 ~ 0-7 0-10 F.edaral . Trimble H~ng ··"Iller 8-2 over to sign lhe card, and a television camera moved in to capture the scene. Martin dis, erectly moved lo the tefl to block the camera, then rolled his eyes when more cameras• moved in for the kilt. "Got to be sure to get this monumental moment," Martin said, as Ferris laughed. First-round leader David Toms had one of !hose moments ' profossio~al dreads when orie of his amateur partners told him, "Wish I dence." · could trade my par for your double. " One thing he didn't have to worry abput Toms fell out of the lead with a double Thursday was any tension while playing with Richard Ferris, the chairman of !he PGA Tour bogey on ,No. 13, but scratched out a 68 at policy board who lestified against Martin two Bennuda Dunes and was two strokes back, years ago in his fedemt lawsuit over the right along with Bob·1\vay and J.L. Lewis. Duval had a 67 at La Quinta and was at 9to ride a cart. · , . · ...1. got a chance to knqw him and he's a -under, along with Ryder Cup star Hat Sutton; Fred Couples, in his first tournament of the very nice man," Martin said. After the round, Martin had to .call Ferris SeeHOPE-"81 • "' OSU stops · Spartans •., Toclay'a achtdule ·.Aiexande( at Nalaonvlle-York _f!llderal Hocking at Walllrford Trlrl)bte at Miller .VInton County at Meigs Eastern at Southern Waililon at Belpre Sllturdly'a acheclule . By RUSTY MILLER AP Sporta Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Coach Jim O'Brien said he was only disappointed by one thing after 13th-ranked Ohio State overpowered No. 10 Michigan Stale 78-67 Thursday night. "We had two weeks to swallow the loss to Noire Dame and we only ·have two days lo celebrate ALL 11-0 13-0 Alexander ·a-1 11-2 Belpre 6-2 6-3 4-5 .3-7 '\linton County WaHston 6' 5 6-7 4-8 3-e this," said Federal Hocking Waterford · . ....... , '• ···~ ..,. ... . ~:~: Southern .Eastem 1VC ALL 7-2 7-5 6-2 ·9-3 . 3-ll 4-9 2-7 4-8 0-10 0-11 0-12 o.a .Millar Trimble Thuraday'a reeulta )3o!llhern at Eastern, !'fld· Meigs at VInton County, ppd. Nelsonville·York at A'-xander · Waterford .- federal Ho.Q.I!ing ~ .. Mll1er.at Trimble ,Belpre at Wellston ' • Sllturdlly'e .Chedule Chlllloolhe at Athens . Mllle1 at NelsonVille-York United Br ethren Sc:hool- 9:30a.m. Wonhip -10:45 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednatlay 1:30 p.m. ML OIIYe Comm•lty C1t..-cb Pastor~ Lawrence Busb S..nday Sc:hool : 9:30a.m. Hvenina -7 p.m. Wcdncd;y Service - 7 p.m .. Valtod F... Chun:h Rt. 7 on Pomeroy By-Pus Pastor: Rev. Robert B. Smitb, Sr. Sunday School . 9:30a.m. Wonhip • 10.:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. ML Htrinoa Ualted Bntia·Cbrlll Cburdt Te.xas Community oft CR 82 Pastor: Robert Sanders Sunday School • 9:30 a.m . . Worship- 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services~ 7:30p.m. Edea Vnlted Brethrfto Ia Cltrlsl 2 1/2 miles north of Reeds'viUe on State Route 124 hstor: Rev. Robert Markley . Sunday School · 11 a.m rua'G aopelup- · SoothlledNI)'IewT-t · Silver Ridae · • P1110r: RDben S.rticr Sunday Sc:hc)ol· 9 a.m. · Sun. Worship -10:10a.rn., 6 p.m. Wedoatlay Service • 7 p.m. News and Notes Eighth grade girls hoop action · Alexander defeated the Southern ejghth ifade girls 48-38 in (jouble overtime. Alexander's LaPorte ~red eight of her 18 in the ~nd overthne to put lhe 3ame .out of rea~: h. 3304S Hlltnd Road, Pomeroy ·rutor: Roy Huntor Sunday Sc:hool- 10 t.m. Bvenina 7:;l0 p.m. . Tueaday .t Thuraday -7:30 p.m. • Carletoo llltel-la-111 <.'loUn:ll p' [(J...WII' Road · Putor: Clyde H~ndct:I(IA , . . Sunday Sc:boQI- 9:30a.m. Worahtp Service 10:30 a.m. · Mo Sumbtj or.Wednesday Ni&ht Servlcfs . www.fropct . net/~unery . Katie Sayre led Southern with 19 points. Amber Milts grabbed a teamhigh 13 rebounds. . Meigs defeated Southern 36-27, to keep their record perfect at 8-0. Jaynee Davis led Meigs ·with 17 points. Pullins had 12 points for Eastern. · The Tornadoes defeated Eastern, 46-45. Pullins led Southern with 18 · ,points. ~ayre had t 3 points. Katie Robertson led Eastern with 1.8 points. Kass Lodwick had 17 points. ·· ··Southern defeated Trimble, 27-20.. _Sayre led the Tornadoes with 10 P.;>ints. Hooper had nine points to lead Tri'"ble O~Brien. Ohio,State lost its seuon-open· er on ·a last-second shot to Notre . Dame, ending hopes of a trip to New York City for the NIT semi' finals in Madison Square Garden. . Now they must get their celebrations out of the way before taking on No. 19 St. John's Saturday in the Garden. Behind George Reese'•s 19 points, the Buckeyes' bench outscored the Spartans' subs 24-6 and put an en~ to Mic~igan State's 21-game Big Ten winning streak. · Michigan State (12-5, Big 10 J -t)·had not lost in the conference since the Big Ten opener a year ago, winning its last 15 regularseason games and the conference tournament. The slreak was the fourth-lo.ngost in Big Ten history. "The streak maybe was good for a to! of talk in the media, or for the . history books someday," Michigan Stale coach Tom lzzo said. "But it really doesn't mean a lot more." · Five teams now have one loss in the ·wide-open Big Ten stand· ings - and two more are just a game back. . • "This proves we will be a con- Hocking · ~ass- S:30 p.m. Sun. Con. -8:45 9.15 a.m., Sun. Mass . 9:30 .. m. Dailey Miss - 8:30 1.m. 2-5 3-4 ·4-5 TVC Middleport Pmbyteriaa Sunday School • 9 t .m. Worship • 10 1.m. '.' 3'7 3-e 3-e ·Hocking Meigs Churdl Stv..IJI.OaJ Advetlllll Mulberry Hu. Rd., Pomeroy Pastor: Roy Lawinsky Saturday Services: Sabbalb Sehoo1 • ~-P·l\1-. Worship - 3 p.m. 8-1 3-3 3-4 3-4 • In his debut as tlie first cart-ridini member of lite PGA Tour, Martin struJiled 131in with his pUtter and bombed his approach over a hospitality suite on !he 18th hole of Bermuda Dunes. He managed only an even-par 71 and wu I 0 strokes back. "If I can keep hitting it like !his and make some pulls, I can have a low round," Martin said. "I'm just not puttini with a lot of confi- Ohlo Worship • 9 a.m. Sunday School - ?:45 a.m. Lon& bottom '· l .. Presbyt en <1 n S~nday ' · "N'elaonvtlle-York :VInton County Meigs . . ALL 8·1 By DOUG FERGUSON! os, show how much work he has left AI' Golf Writer . Brent Geiberger had back-to-back eagles BERMUDA DUNES, Calif. (AP}- Dut· and birdied the last six holes for a61, the low. ing the tut two roonths of the year when most .. est round of the tournament so far. That put players were recharging their balleries, Greg him at 13-under, aloni with .Rich Beem (63) Kraft 'JVas in the gym at S a.m., drjven by put and Andrew Magee (65). failures to win a POA'Tour event that count· Another stroke back was a ifOup that ' cd. included Barry. O!ceseman, who had a 62. The rewaril for his han! work did not come "Anything in the mid-60s every day keeps Thursday in the Bob Hope Oassic, where you in contention," Magee slid. Krafl had a !ICCQnd straight round of 7-under ' · 'For now, that's enough to give Kraft 65 to take ·a !-stroke lead·after 36 holes. another chance. The five-round tournament is ultimate "I know 14-under is not going to win," he birdiefest on th~ PGA Tqor. Kraft only has to said. " I just have to keep making birdies ... looll back one yeir at David Duval's final- and see how far I can go; wail unlil the last round 59 to realize this l!V~rit, more than any, nine holes on Sunday and sec if I'm slilt'. doesn' t realty slart untiJ•,Sunday. around, and what might happen." ·Even a 3lancc at the second round, again . Casey Martin might not be around to . played on four calm, sl)q:;baked·desert oours- . watch. Girls -TVC- Seven th -Oily Adv Pnl ist Fallll GoaJol Cllurdt Alexander 1VC Kraft's 7-under tops field at Hope Classic Wellston at .Meigs · .Portsmouth at Alexander .Green at Faderl!f Hocking Trimble at Tree of Ufe ' Syraat10 Flnt Unltedl'ftdiytertu Pastor: Rev. Kduna Robinson Sunday School- 10 a.m. WOrship· 11 a.m .. Mona Cltapel Cburdl Sunday'9Chooi-10 a.m. Wors~ip - U a.m. Wednesday Scrvl« • 7 p.m. 'B81pra Wellston Nelsonville-York DyOPIIIe Com ... lty Clturcb Sunday Sc:hool- 9:30 ~.m . . Worahip • 10:30 a.m.. 7 p.m. Mkltlleporl C1turc:b of lilt N Sunday Sdlool • 9:30 a.m. Worship -10:30 a.m, 6:30p.m. · Wednetday Services- 7 p.m. Pastor: Allen Midcap. ..... .. •• "H MlddiOpon Pente<oillll , Third Ave. Pastnr: Rev. Clark Baker Sunday School - 10 a.m: Evenlnc · 6 p.m. Wednesday·Services • 1:00 p.m. HIMI Co-uil)' Cb....,. ot!Rtl24 Pastor: Edael Hart Sunday Sc:hqol· 9:30 1.m. · Worship· 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Naz;u ene Thursday 'Services -7 p.m. ..•• • PeoleaiSiaiAiaplbly St. Rt l24, Racine Pastor: William Hoback Sunday School .. 10 a.~ . Evenlna • 7 p.m. Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. 1411 BricJaeman Sl., Syracuae Rev. lllib Thompoon,I'utor SultdaySc:hooi·IO a.ni. Evenlna • 6 p.m. Wednelday Service : 7 p.m. · Cc.Rt1.63 Sunday Sehool · 9:30a.m. Worship • 10:~ a.m. ..•• Pentecost al s,.._.w.., ·T-~ · Ohlo ~ . Faith ValleJ.Taberaadt CbBailey Run Road · PallOr: Rev. Emmell RaWJOn Sundly Evenina 7 p.m. Thurlllay Service - 7 p.m. -TVC- v 31665 McQuire Rd. Pomeroy; Ohio ~j Putor: Wayne Bakxllm ·· .. · Strviec:s: nun. Nitcs 7:00pm, New churd\ No Sunday actvice ealablisbcd . • Mkldleport Cammunkf Ch~n:h 575 l'eul Sl., MiddlepM · Pua:or: S.m AndC:rson Sunday.SehoollO a.m. Eveaina • 7:30p.m. W'ednesd1y Service - 7:30p.m. Boys . ""• God'• T•ltl• of PraiA . Sunday - 9:30a.m. lind 7 p.m. Wednesday- 7 p.m. · llocltlnapon Cliurc:b Grand Street ,. Su~ay School· 10 a.m. . Worship ·11 a.m. Wednesday Se~ices · 8 ·p.m. . ~ •• Full Goopel Church of tile U.lq Savior : •• Rt.338, AatJquity · ~t . · ~tor: lesae Monlo :l Asat, Pu&ors: Jinr Morrla· .,;· Services: Sa1uiday 7::1() p.m.· .; H-Ydle Com•ualty Cb- S.dlel Church · Township Rd .1 468C Sunday School- 9a.m. Worship ·10 a.m. W~nesday Services · 10 a.m . Sl. Paul Lulbenn Church Corner Sycamore ·& Second St., Pomeroy Rev. Donald C. ·Fritz Sunday School· 9:45a.m. Worship- 11 a.m. Prep Basketball r Tile Ballnon' Flllowllllp Mflllllr1 New Ume Rd.. Ruillnd Putor: !lev. Marpro!l. RobiMOn Servlcel~ Wednetday, 7:30 p.m. Sunday, 2:30p.m. . = • • 3713 Gcoraes Creek Road, Gallipolil. OH ; . Pastor: Bill Staten • • Sunday ServiiH- 10 a.m . .t 7 p.m. ·, Wednesday· 7 p.m. A Youth 7 p.m. : l Faltll Ji'uU GOijlt) C LonaBouom . P"tor: Steve Reed Sunday Sehool - 9:30a.m. Worship· 9:30 1.m. and 7 p.m. .. Wedaeoday·7p.ID. Friday • fellowship service? p.m. ' :IIIGHLIGIITS .New ur. vktory Cftrltr Putor: Tberon Durham EutLellrt . Pastor: Brian Harkness. Sunday Sc~l - 10 1.m. Worship- 9 a.m. Wednesday· 7 p.m. • • CIIIIA>io Tobt- Clturcb O ifton, W.VL Sunday Schooi·IO a.m. Wonhip -7 p.m. Wednesday Service· 7 p.m. H . - Cbr1111u Fellowsblp C1turdl SuP4t;)'_}l!rtice, ,10:00..a.m., 7:09p.m . , Youth feftowsbip ~ndly, 7:00p.m. Wednesday 1Crv1cc, 7:00p.m. '. Pastor: Dew11yne Stutle.r Sunday School- 11 a.m. Worship · 10 a.m . The Churdlor J.,.. Chrill ot Laner·Day Salnll St. Rl. 160, 446-6247 or 446-7486 Sunday Sc:hool10:20-lla.m. . Rel.icf Society/Priesthood 11:05·12:00 noon Sacrament SerVice 9-10:15 a.m. · Homemaking meeting, 1st Thurs.. 7 p.m. Alfnd . I BetW, c....,...sutta. S00 N. 2nd Ave., Middleport Putor:·Mike Foreman Putor: Emerltt~:~Lawrence Forem~n Sunday School· 9:l0 1.m. Worahlp- 10:00 am Wednesday Services • 7.P.m. Chrlollaa Fello"*lp C..ltr Salem Sl., Rulilnd Putor: Robert E. Musser Sunday Scbool - 10 a.m. · Worship -WI~ 1.m.. 1 p.m. WCdnesday Se~iee- 7 p.m. ., PaStor: DeWiyne Stuller · Sunday Sc:hool , 10 t.m. Worship. 9a.m. Wednes,Jay Ser.viCea - 10 1.m. Carmel .t Badlan Rds. Racine, Obio Pastor: Oewarne Studer Sunday Schoo -9:30a.m.Worship· 10:4.5 a.m. · Bible Study Wed. ?:00 p.m. . Jlcdoldol ur. ctourdl Faldl Cbol1'i\, · 923 S. Thin! Sl., Miil<lle,PO" PlllOr Mlcbacl Ptng1o Sunday terv'lct,10 1.m. Wedneoday ....W.,7p.m. Sunday School · 9:1! a.m. .worship • 10:1.5 a.m. · Latter-Day Saint s Pastor: Sharo·n Hausman ' Sunday School'- 9:30 a.m. Worship· 11 a.m., 6:30p.m. 713-~017 ServiCe t\_me: Sund1y 10:30 a.m. Wednesday 7 pm Salem Ceater Pastor: Ron Fierce FRIDAY'S y SIIYerftUit Word of I'IIIII Pastor: David Dailey Sunda~ School 9:30 i .m. Evening · 7 p.m. Putors John .t Pltly Wade 603 Se<ond Ave. Muon Rotlud Sun.da)'.School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. Thursday Se~lccs- 7 p.m. Rev. Blackwood Sund1y School '- 9:30 u. m. Wor.dlip 10:30 1.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday SeN lee · 7:30p.m. "Full-Gospel Olurdl" . 1 • Pomeroy Pike, Co. Rd. ~ut.Coofer -~ Pastor: Kellh Rader Sunday Sc:hool- 9:1S a.m. Worshl~ • to a.m. Youth Fellowship. Sunday - 6 p.ln. Sunday lcbool· 9:30 a.m. PISIOt: Inside: Arizona keeps rolling in Top 25 action- P~g~M Inside: NBA notes- P~g~BI ¥ ·col_, Bible Clltordo 47439 Reibel Rd., O...r Pacon: 11<\'. Mary and Harold Cook Sunday Servioes: 10 1.m. .t 6 p.m. Wcdne.sday Services • 7 p.llt. Pastor: Connie Fiarca Sunday School- 9: lS a.m. Worsh ip ·· 10:30 a.m. Bible S1udy Tuesday - 10 a.m. ... Flllll Filla ....,Cnt~~MelwOII'IIl Putor: ReY. Fruklin Dic:bnl 'Servia:: friday, 7.p.M. JlanostO.Inacb- Pollltro)' l.eacllna C!tek Rd., Rulland Pislor: Rev. Dewey Kin& . Sunday IChool- 9:30 ·a.m. Sunday worship ·7 p.m. Wednesday prayer mcetinJ~:-7 p.m. Mt Morittll Church of God Mile Hill Rd., Racine Putor~· Brice Uti · Sunday Sc:hool- 9:4S a.m. Evening· 6 p.m. Wednesday Services · 7_p.m. P-Loalla_. Su.ndly Sc:haol ' lOcOO Lll'l. ~":tServic:o • 6:00 p.11. w y5orvioo-7:00p.... • ' Folnltw- Clowa t.o..... W.Va. Jll, I , _ , Btiaft May WOISIIIp -7:00 p.m. Wed...... y ~iblc Study -7:00p.M. Alii St., Mk!d..,... PaotCbo)id Sunday Sc:hool- 9 a.m. Worship • J0 a.m. -orlillarooHoi-Cbvdl Melp Cooperative Parish Northeast Ouslfr Alii Sinal c.dl Mlotm'llte Pastor: Chad Emrick Sunday School · 9 a.m. W~onship - JO a.m. Clllt""7 l'llplln Clllpol Harrifon\lille Road Pulor: CharLes McKenzie Sunday Scbooi9:JO a.m. Worship- l i a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Service • 7:00p.m. Mt Olin Vnlted M~lit Off t24 be~h!d Wilk!Sville Pastor: Rev. Ralph Spires Othrr Clwrclll", Pu~tor : Vernqaye Sullivan Sunda~ School • ~ :.lO a.M. Clttst<r · Fa.th B1pt11t Church Railroad St., Mason Sunda1 School-tO a.m. . Worshtp - 1la.m.J 6 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Sat. Con. 4:45-S:lS~. m:; ~CborchoiC1trla1,111. Cbrllllaa'Ualoa . ·Hartford, W.Va. Pastor:Jim Hughes Sunday School -11 a.m. Worship . 9:30a.m., 7:30p.m, Wedneoday Servlees · ?:)().p.m. HHiolde Bapilst Church Sl. Rl. 143 ju51 offRt. 7 . Pastor: Rev. Jamc!l R. Acree, Sr. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship- II a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services .7 p..m. . pan CIMsrdt or ChrW · Htadi(Mid<llepon) Du•We . . . . . QU'dl 31M7 State Rouoe 32S,I.anpvlle PuiDlt Gary lad<Jol\ . Sund•y K'hool • 9 :30 a.m . Sunday wo.Wp -10:30 Lm . .t 1 p.m. Wcdnctdly prayer servi<e • 7 p.m. Page 81 tender,., said Scoonie Penn, who MARQUEE MATCMUP- Ohio at.le'a Scoonle PIM end Michigan Stete'a MaiMn Cl1avea go h~· to-held .In lett nlghl;a Ohio State victory o"': the SflllrtiM. (AP) Piime lih1e back in the Queen City ' .u scored 16 points for the Buckeyes. "Michigan State has been on a pedestal, but this proves we aren't a fluke." Ohio State (12-3, Big 10 4-1) had been itching for a rema.tch with the Spartans afler losing lhe only meeting last year in East Lansin.g. The teams didn't. meet again through the conference tour·· na,rnent or as each went all the way to the Final Four, Michigan State had won a school-record eight in a row on the road in the Big Ten and had beaten Ohio State in .the last 10 meetings. Reese, a starter early in the year who provides much-needed· offensive firepower as a sub, hit 8of-13 shots from the ·field and became !he Buckeyes' go-lo man on offense. · Brian Brown · and Michael Redd each had 14 points and Ken Johns.on, the nati!)n's leading sholblocker coming in, was a factor in · the middle with four blocks and eight points for the Buckeyes. Morris Peterson scored 20 pointS and had II rebounds, Andre Hutson had 14 points, A.J. Granger 11 and Mateen Cleaves 10 for Michigan State. · Cl!attie Bell, the Spartans' No. 2 scorer al 12.8 a game, got his only basket . with 3:24 lefl and finished with six points. . Reese's free throw with 12:06 left in the first half broke a 15-15 tie and Ohio. State led thereafter, · building margins to 13 points in !he second half. . Michigan State got as close as ?t-65 with 2;tlleft after a 6-0 run capped by Cleaves' free throw. Redd hit a leaner in the lane . with I :55 left and, after Cleaves missed a jumper, Johnson hit lwo foul shots for a 75-65 lead. Last year's Buckeyes gained momentum after playing Michi. gan State and it carried them all the way to the Final Four.· "We were in this predicament last year and we .got better and· better," O'Brien said. "Maybe that's happening now." · ·NFL fines Moss for sprayi·ng ref .. . Sevent~ Hoi mess grade .girls roundup . , '· ·Ftlluting Kflfl¥.ky Frllld CIJk;ken· 228! W. Main St., Pomeroy r . I , • • •· 992·5432. ·284 South Second AYI. •Mdd'l~ ~ 0H 4671101 . 740-1811-&141 ' &n... R. Ffabor.• Dt- 580 EMt'MaltiStrNt • ,._.,, OH 45781 ........ .,,. !Jr4nc.is FLORIST . Mei!a CoiUUy'• Olrk11 Fk>ri.1 1'40-9112-2644 . ' .. . fl9 for a loeal·church? Check:.the Sentinel . ' evety Fria,ayt ·"' ,, CINCINNATI (AP) ..., ·Deion Sarlders, who has signed a non- . 3uaranteed minor league contract 'In seventh grade acdQn, the Tpma-with the Cincinnati Jteds, 'will have docs defeated Alexander, 31 ~9. a chance to demonstrate his skills at · l)itsan bmuer and Liz. Sandy led spring training. ~- ·• · ., SOuthern with jloin~ each. . · , . · ' "We ~on't know w'ircte .his · Meigs defeated Southern, 43-lli. ,. baseb'all skills arc, b11t ill""'spiing Sammi Pierce .scored 19 points. , _ t raining .we want to give him the Stumbo had 12. Kiser scored 10 opportunity !0 compete for-.roster poipts. . ~d 3eneral· '!'ln&(llf Jim spot," : ·Eastern defeated SOuthern, 32•23. Bowden. , Brauer . ted the scoring with six Sanders Iaiit 'JIIayed basi!\Jall In points. Carrie Mayle ted Eastern · 1997 when ,he batted .273 aqd s.!Qic with 16 points. . 5!1 bases in 115 games wllh the Trimble defeated South· RedS. At that time; tic . s~d he Yiu . em's seventh ifaders, 36-34. Sandy quitting baseball to devote full time led Southern with 12 pOints. Faires to playing cornerback with tliC D,al· and Young led triinble with 11 paints · las Cowboys. each. ' Sanders has a . 2661ifetim~;J\vcr• age. and 183 stole~ bases ill' 609 Rio baseball team to major league games. He playM for liold spaghetti dinner . tile New York Yankees in 1911ti90, Atlanta Bravos in 1991·93, s~. the · . RIO GRANDE- The Universiseaio, n with the Braves afi<!-.RCC!s in PRIME "'''ME-'- Deton .9llndera tlgl"!ed 1 minor IMgue conlrlcl ty of Rio Grande liaseball team will 1994. split ·199S w(tb Cincinnati thlt brlnge hlin blok to anclnliltl. (AP) · . l)ald its annual spaghetti .dinner Feb. and San Francisco, and spcn\!997 12, prior to. the Redwomcn/Rcdmen · I with the ~eds 'after sitting iiltt a 5.51 ERA (or Boston last .Kaso.f!, 21, 1995, in a m~lti-ptayer d~ that doubleheader basketball game with year. ·. >'\(:, • · He was released by, 'the 'R"ed Sox sent Sanders 10 the GiantS. . l'oint Park. · . The Reds aiSQ si3ned _rig~t' after drc?wing his final four deci·. Ruffin, 28, 'was 1-1 with 10 . · ·ne dinner will be .field In the handed pitcheis Mark Portupl .~ savea and a 3.17 ERA fcir AlbuURO cafeteria from.,3 p1(1). to 6:1S Johnny Ruffin to m_ i nor-lcque bt§n. , slo~~uial is t09-9S ln his ma~r quenjue, the Triple-A affiliate of ~.m'. Tile coai is $7 for the '&11-youtracls on Thursday. . ·. ·, leaaue career. He w• ' t raded from the Loti Angeles Dodgers. He was ~an·eat dln"ner. I PortupJ; 37, wa 7-12 wlira San Francis<Xl'to the Reds on July 10..6 for Cincinnati from 1993-96. I . . ,.. NEW YOR,K (AP) -· Minneso· Bears .. ' ' Players, coaches, and other ta Vikings Pro Bowl receiv_er Randy Moss _has been fined club personnel must mainlain $40,000 for squirting liquid al an proper respect for .game officials officiaL . .· · at all times," the NFL said in a The league said the , fine, statement. Moss' agent, Dante' DiTrapano, announced Thursday, resulted from · Moss' conduct Sunday, when said both fines are being appealed. "Our position is that the fine is the Vikings lost 49-37 to the St. excessive Louis Rams and that we in an NFC divisional Moss squirted an undisclosed are in the playoff game. liquid.on field jiulge Jim Saraci· process of The NFL no following an incomplete pass appealing if," DiTr~- . said Moss, . in 1M fourth qilarter last Sunday. pano said of . standing near It's the former Marshall star~ the $40,000 the Minneso· ta bench dur- second ·vwlalion this season for penalty. Moss ing the four-th abuse of an official. · acknowlquarter·at the . . edged the Trans World Dome in St. Louis,_squiried liquid squirting, but has said little about . frpm a plastic bottle at fi.eld judge · it. It happened after there was conJim Saracino following an incom· tact on a long pass and Moss plete pass intended for the receiv- unsuccessfully lobbied fot a defensive interference penalty. , cr. "There were some things going, It was the second violation this on," ·Moss said after the game. "I year against Moss for abuse of game offici.als, the lcag~e said. don't realty want to talk about it." The . fine was firs I reportc~ . ' Earlier this season, Moss was fined $10,000 for exeessivc verbal Thursday on th~ web site of The abuse of side judge l!.arry Rose · Situ Tribune. during a game ajlainst the Chicago . ----!, ·-- �.. .. • • • ' Pomeroy, Ohio January 21, 2000 Penn State women ·beat OSU 73·6~ Ct~~tttiDI",..._ l!'. .. fll. Gl 24 13 24 14 .lJ 17 .649 632 .57.5 II 20 16 2J 47-4 410 6~ Juaey Orlando WulunJIOR 16 l4 12 28 400 300 9'· 1311 Boston N~w Odrotl foronto 12 21 17 _ CLEVELAND Atlanta -·- Oucago 167 6 JO ' South A-.a ,;t, ldoiOlnlppo 67 9 M 2' 12 676 s s s' 6', 1111 12'., 19 Iii 2S IS 20 16 625 .536 Hous10n Dallas 17 20 IS 2• 13 25 4.59 18.5 342 12 '~ Vancouver 10 28 261 1.5 1 SanAnranto Mmnesora Denver SO&IIh !'1 4'· 8 II Mtnnesota at LA Chppers 10 10 p m CLEVE! ANO at Golden State 10 10 p m Saturday's games Dallas at New Jersey I p m Orlando a1 Vancouver 3 p m Utah at Sattamcoto 6 p m. New York at San Aotoruo 6 p m Washrngton at Atlanta. 7 30 p m Boston at Olarlone 7 30 p m Indiana at Ptulldelptlla, 8 30 p m Delrml at Chicago 8 30 p m P.onland at L A Lakets, 8 30 p m CLEVELAND at Phoenu., 9 p m Anzona St 78 Southern Cal 74-0T CS Nonhndge 54 Montana St ~I NCAA Division I men's scores Football NaliONtl Football Ltacue NR. Fined Mm~~esota Vikinjs WR Randy Moss S40 000 for squanlng water at an official durmg the playoff game egamst St Louu on Jan 16 MINNESOTA VIKINGS Announced tbc resig natJoD of Kernal Buhler director of ~orporalc spon sonh1ps SEATtLE SEAHAWKS Namep Gil Haskell offensive coordinator NHL standings Golf PQA TOUR Named James Cramer manager of commurucabons and med1a operattons South Alabama A&M 86 Btlmoot73 Au sun Peay 74 Mtddle TenllCisee 63 Davtdson 77 Wofford 62 G~orgta St 83 Troy St 77 Lou1sraoo Tech 88 Ark ·Linle Rock 69 L.ou1s1ana Lafayette 87 A.tbo5u St 73 L.oursuma Monroe 77 SW T~as 68 Loult v!lle 72 DePaul S9 Mercer 76 Campbell 7.. Murrny St 84 E. Kentucky 77 Nt cholls St 62 McNeese St 60 Northwestern St ~7 Tcxu San Anlomo ~S Radford 92 N C Ashev1llt 79 Stetson 76 Florida Atlanbc S6 Tenn Manm 79 Morehead Sl 62 Tennessee T« h 88 Tennessee St 70 Midwest Butl~r Hockey Nar1heut Division Toronr:al Ottaw• ::::::': 24 27 Boston 16 Buffalo 18 Montttal IS IS 16 4 1 21 61 57 126 140 11 7 2 19 ll 21 24 6 6 2 47 124 134 1 43 1 2~ 129 I 17 99 114 Soulhtut lNvlslon Flondn, .... .............. l7 IS 3 J 60 144 Wt~shmgton 20 17 7 1 48 117 Carotma 17 22 8 0 42 116 Tampa Bay II 27 6 4 12 122 Atlanta 60 W1s Green Bay 44 Clucago St 69 lnd Pur ladpls 62 OH 10 9 l Cent M1chiann 80 Oh10 St 78 M t~ h1gan St 67 Wnght St 67 Wts Mtlwauku 60 II 29 ~ -·- l 10 102 Nallonat Heckey Ltague DALLAS STARS Placed C Joe N1euwendyk on InJUred reserve Recalled C Derek Plante from Mrch1gan of the IHL NASHVILLE .,REDAlORS Clrumed F Ntklas Andemon off watven from the New York Islanders TAMPA BAY LIGHTING Assrgned RW Dale Rommski to Dctrott of the IHL WASHINGlON CAPITALS Clanned LW J1m McKenzie (Iff wruven frortt the Anaheim Mighty Dvcks 108 114 IJ2 162 164 --- c..,.. anawer or otherwlae raiPOIId 01 pennltlld by the Ohio Rulli of Civil Procedure within the tlmo nllcl, judament by .,_ult will be ;endwed igllnllt you for tho relief domendtcl In the Comploint. lorry 8poneer Clerk of Court of Comm;ri County, Cou"C"= Mtlge Moige Ploll Ohio Pomeroy, OH 4571111 (1) 21, 28, (2) 4, 11, 18, 25, etc Judgt1 Frtd W. Crow, Ul Public Notice NOTICE Plalnllllo hevo brought Nollco o1 Solo thlo ocllon naming you 11 , By virtue of In Order ol one oft.,. Dlfondanloln the , Sole IIIUid out of tho obo. .·named Court by p lillng lholr Complaint on / Common 1111 Court ol Juno 21 111119 Melge County, Ohio, In the Tho 'object of the coee ol tho Homo Notional complllnt le to partition Bonk, PlelnUfl, vo. Chrllllo roe I eololo In which you " D. Bortimue fko Chrletl D. own en undlvldtcl lractionol Heneley, It 11., Dlfondonto, lnleroot, eald rill Illite upon • Judgment therein being gonerolly doocribod ronderod, being Ca11 No. 11 87.118 ocroe, In Section ~V-82 in aold Court, I will 28, Columbia Townehlp, offer for 11le 11 tho front Meigo County, Ohio. door of tho CourthOUII In You are required to Pomeroy, -Melge County, 1 nowor the Compleinl Ohio, an tho 11th doy of Within 28 doya IIIII' tho IIIII February, 2000, II 10:00 Publication or thle nouce o.m., tho following Ianda, ' tenement• and mobile which will be publlahed home locotad 11 54745 once looh Wllk for alx Curti~ Hollow Rood eucceaolve llfllkl, ond the Aoedovllle, OH 45772. loal publication will be compllte logel doacrlptlon made on 2-25, 2000. A of the reel ootato lo •• or-y. flltlowe: loarlnga oro oooumocf • oro for tho Baing 1 ll'lrt of oliO ocra end more or 1011 troct of lond detormlnotlon ol ongtoe • tranolerred to GIOrflo ond only. 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EGRI, Northwest League Nnmed Don Wakamnt1u manag whoM realdence In er for Ene of the Eastern LeaJLte 1 TAMPA BAY DEVIL RAYS A~ to tenns unknown. C10e No. 89-CV.058 wath RHP Terry Mathews on a mmor league: con Baskethall Sao Dieao 73. Por11lmd ~ 8 St Mary s. Cal 63, Gonzaga 16 Tulsa71.SanJoseSr SS UCLA 79, Anzona 68 UNLV 89, A1r Force 59 Utah 84, Wyonuna46 WeberSI 71 IdahoS! 61 Seanle at Toron1o I p m Dollas at Ot:rrou 7 p m MtamJ at Houston 8:30pm. MmDeSOCa at Golden State, 9 p.m Orlando at L A Clippers 10 30 p m Dayton ~7 Massachuscttf ~2 Ruler 65 ManSI 60 Temple 44 Penn 40 Villllllova 66 Provtdence S1 Baseball s. l.flah 68 w 01111011 60 Sunday's games Public Notice POMEROY, OHIO terms wnh OF Trerudad Hubbard on a fl'lln~:Jue contra~! CINCINNATI REDS A 10 tenns w11h OF De1on Sanden RHP Mark Portugal and RHP Johnoy Ruffin on ooner leag..e coJI(raets M'ontanl67 N Arizona 51 New MtAICO 6S San D~ego St 47 Otqon 65 Wadlington 51 Orqon St 72 Washington St 52 DIABETIC TESTING SUPPUES Tooling Supplita May 81 FREE To Quellfitd Polltnla Mlcllctro -. LAVERN JORDAN, and MARY JORDAN, PLAINTifFS, National !Jawmr71,Rlce66 .,~'l1•Yr.lf And Private lnauranct It Wtt· COmt No HMO'o Cal 1-800-ltt- TO DEFENDANT JAMES C. EGAI, AND, IF OECI!A8ED, HIS UNKNOWN 8UAVMNG SPOUSE, AND/OR HEIRS. WHOSE AESIDENC:.E IS ' UNKNOWN, COURt OF COMMON PLEAS, M!IGB COUNTY, OHIO MEIGS COUNTY COURTHOUSE SECOND STREET POMEROY, OH 457'81 IN MEIGS COUNTY COURT OF COMMON PLEAS Transactions ~7 1 '•t p•,..rr·r'- reasons ' ""'ATLANTA BRAVES Agreed Leaaue to Colorado St 63 BYU 52 £ Washington 7l Sacramento St .54 Fresno St 83 TCU 7S t Fax Color!ldo lll l os An gel~ ~ p m Phlladelphm n1 Pm~hu~gh 8 p m Dallas at Oticago 8 p m San Jose at Phoentx 8 p m Nashville u1 Van~ ouver 10 p m FarWost :t: Call in your SuOOay 's games 71 SE lt LaToya Turner stepped up wnh poants and seven rebounds, most iat the first half, for Ohio State (9-7, 4). The Buckeyes had to find olbet scorers arter Machaela Moua, !lieteam's sconng leader wnh 10:1' points per game, w~ dlsm1ssed froof. the team on Tuesday for undisclosed 7171. Buffalo AI Carohna I ~0 p m Washington Ill Toronto 7 p m Puubursh nt MoDrrenl 7 p m ~tror t at Ottawa 7 p m Tampa Bay 111 N Y Islanders 7 p m Boston a1 FJor1da 7 :W p m NY Rangen 111 St Lou1s 8 p m Vnncou~er at Edmouton 10 p m Anahe•m at San lose 10 ~0 p n1 Ark Link Rock 85 South Alabama 74 Lamar Louu1ana 41 LouiSIIIna LoJnyeue n •Tew PanAmeman New Orlemu 86 ArkMsas St So& Oral Rober1s 60 Oaldnnd Mrch 46 Pnune Vrew 51 Huston 11tlouoa ~6 SMU 66 UTEP ~I Stephen F Ausbn 82 Sam Houston S1 72 UC Santa Barbara 78 North Tex11s 62 in the Bag Ten Conference Mamt Walselh had 13 poants ' Thursday's KOI"ei Saturday's games ' Southwest Seaule at Bo~ton 7 p m lnd•:mD m Washmgton 1 p m Atlanlll \S Miami 8 p m Phoem11 at De mer 9 p m. .56 125 SS 144 111 106 .Sl 133 I 25 48 137 IH 46 112 121 atld a regulatron N Y lslanden 111 New Jersey 7 :\0 p m Aorido at Atlanta 1 30 p m St lou11 at Chtcago 8 p m Nashville at Calgary 9 p m Colorado at Al'lllhe1m 10 30 p m S2, Evansville 80 Creratuon 71 lnd Pur lndpls 8:\. Chtl.'allo St 69 Marquette 72 UAB 69-0T Mt~h•f.an St 82 lowtt 77 Nonhwcstern ~ Mr n~otB ~ Purdue 11 llhn01s SS SW MIUOun St 80 llltnots St 46 W1chttn St 70 lndrai'IOl St 69 OT W•scoDstn 72 Mtch•san 69 TonigHt's games 5 42 117 136 9 Tonll!hl 's games Drnke 71 S llhnou 64 0T Seotlle 104 Mtlwaukee 96 Houston J 21 Dcnwr 115 Utnh 94 Vnncoqver 89 S tcromento Il l Orlando I 0' 14 22 BOlton 4 Tampa Bay 2 Phocnil 2. 9Ltft'alo I Dallu 5 Los Angeles 2 DePad 68 Meqthis 64 Detroit 8 I Ill ·Ctucqo 7 ~ New Jersey I 22 Octroi! 120 Vancouver NY Rangt:n 4 CIII'Oitna I Ottawa I PhUodelphJa I lit Steeson 50~ Merta 48 Chnrloue 109 Ptuladlelphta 100 6 '" Tenn Mamn '78 MoreheAd St 1l Tenneuee Tech 80 Tcnneu.ee St 66 Troy St 74 Jacksonville 62 Y!rJimll77 Clem~on 74-20T Thursday's scores 116 132 108 129 48 112 121 15 19 l l Phoen•: :.: :·:: ..: Midwest East 60 IJI 124 99 61 162 41 123 139 40 L\4 148 Calpry EdmGnton ::::25 16 56 0 Dallal 24 I& 2 Sarrlose 21 22 6 4 Lo1Anpla 19 19 7 3 Anaheim 20 22 S I Ovemme to.sea count as • lou BelmotK 61 At.blma AI:M 33 Cent F1onda 69 Camobtll 64 C!euJi• 86 Gtotr:ia 'ltcb S8 QeQrjia St 9~. Ffortda AllaDttc 68 l.SU 66 Kentucky 59 Ubefty 72, Wiltlhrop .ss LouiSIIAIII Tech 6~. Aa ln1ernauonal 54 l.ou111tna Moaroe 71 SW Te.u 66 louJsv\llc 66 Saia1 l..ot.lla 58 McNccte SL71 , Nu:holll St 62 MtSSINlPPI Sl 69 Arbnw ~ Murray St 72 E KelltiKiky 67 OT N C State 80. Duke 15-0T Nonh Caroltna n Aonda St 67 Nonhwestem St 62 Tew San Anromo 46 Carolina Vandefbii148 Mldwat IH'ril&on l!'. L l 2 hrilkDivilio. Aubum 92, Florida 69 Au1rin hay 74, Middle Tconnsee 68 WESTERN CONFERENCE rum Uuh 0I 6 6 Cokndo:;::::::::::::2421 2017 6~ II 48SS ~ 2'.oi 684 m 21 11 m 12 19 m 20 19 m 16 23 <10 13 14 m Clwi()Ue Milwaukee 26 6 Ntnl!wnl Df•W.. Ce~~~niDh-w.rt Indiana ll 14 16 24 16 2S Om;aao Atlaatk DlwW. New York Phll..t16phia .II'. L I .II flo. !if GA St. Lollis NllhW'tUe EASTERN CONFERENCE n. Mtna - ll<troio!i~~:.:·::. 2727 NBA standings STATE COLLEGE, Pa (AP) poant range and was flawless from L tsa Shepherd scored her 1OOOth the foul lane m eaghl attempu. career poml, lhen added another 25 • "Shepherd hit great shots when for good measure she was under pressure," saad Penn Shepherd, whose 26 poants led State coach Rene Portland "II was a No 4 Penn Stale over Ohao State 73- hard· fouwht game, bua we came out 62 Thursday naght, satd she wasn'l with a wm " paymg aatenuon as she neared the Andrea Garner added 19 poants career mtlestone and nane rebounds for Penn State "I had an tdea, but I wasn't keep· (16-2, 7-0 B1g Ten) as the Lady mg track of 11 durang ahe game," swd Laons won thear 12th slrwght game Shepherd, who hn4-of-9 from three- and remwn~ the sole unbeaten team CREDIT CARD UP TO $3,000 U-ed VISA IMC. Bod Credll Or Croclil I 1100-258-8811 IEld. 4000 CREDIT REPAIR! AS SEEN ON TV! 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Close To Gallipolis Some Restrictklns 7.t0 2-45-5776 REA L ESTATE 23 ACRES 128,000 Galllpolla No Raolrlc!IOnol NEEDS TLC $2,300 310 Hamn far Sale Down On Land Contract MEIGS COUNTY S NO DOWNI HOMES NO CRED- Two 10 Acre Tracts Of Meadow IT NEEDEDI GOV'T FORE· Creek A.ncJ Wooded Sur· CLOSURES! GUARANTEED AP· rounded By Wocdt Hills And Farm PROVALI t BOD· 3B0·4620 EXT Land Will Sell Together $26 000 8SOS Land Contract Available 5 Acres 1983 Jim Wa1ter1 Home 48R 01 Wooded Hill& $9,500 011 SA 2full bath, Uvlngrcom kitchen/ 124 leas Than 20 Minutes West dining area & utility room, wl3 01 Galllt>ONa ANTHONY LAND CO., LTD, 1· Acres tn Ashton ArN $68,500 800-213-838tl ForFAEI Maps (304)5711-~ SA 7 South Of 2,000 Sq Fl Hause 1 e Acre• S1orage Bulkllng tnaround Pool, S70 ooo 740-24!5-11472 Brick home In the New Haven area Trtple pane window• hut pump/central air wffanced yard 2 min awa~ from Elem achool near planla(RI 33)394-882 3733 FORECLOSED HOMES Low or o Down! Govn t And Bank Repo 1 3/4 of an Acre on Meadowhlll Drive an up and growing neigh· - (304)87:1-S224 360 For LANDI Even !fits Usted 20 ·500 Acres COII!yon 1001213-83811 Hou11 for aale, two atory, 2·3 btdroOms ono ba!O, Middleport aaklng $29,000, can BD0·38B· 8194 WV land wanted suitable lcr huntlniJ No utilities, no acceas, ... problom l7<41l)2B8-7246 Middleport· comer of High StrHt & Powell SlrMI 2 bedroom home with dining room, living room and kitchen Newer carpet and khchtn cabtnet1 maktl the kitchen with loll ol window& '"'Y brlgtd. Alao a RENTAL S wwwmtpytyme com Dottle Turner Realty, Dotllt S 1\Jmor Brokor II 74tHII2·2886 Nlco 3 or 4 lllclnlom Ranch W1!h Full Baaement, Haal Pump On 1 78 Acres In Country On Stttt Roule 775. Pa•t 0 0 Mcintyre 2 bedroom house (Union Ter rac6) for rant on Feb 1st, wid hookup references deposit re qulred, '$400 month wlth discount Park Aaklng S!91ooo Coil 740· 446-8250, or 740-441 t859 2 000 Sq Ft House Large lot, In- 1~ 992·5502 ground Pool $500/Mo, 740.245 9472 House 1 1/2 Bath1 Good Location In Galllpolla No Pell. Otpoaltb References, Small 3 Bedroom UI,ODD, 740·4(8·7300 Daya, 740-448-41117 e.Mnga. 1 Bedroom House, Furnished Good Location In Gallipolis No Pats, Deposit, Aelertnces, 740. 320 Mobllt Home• · for Sale 406-11&2 boUrtYIIit, WV 1-I304)·73B•7295 ... 1-(304)·738-2315 ••••tOOK•••• 5 8adroorns 2 Barh1, over 2 000 aq ft , for 1111 than $450 mo FREE DtiiYOry & Sot 1·800·948· Sll71. lllrber carpet "'11 of 111o nicest uaed lralltrl you'll ever aoe, $10 ooo OBO, coU 740·992 hill, - fi68B 1983 1,.x70 wl111 Bx20 expandc, flrapllct lwo bedrooms, two full baths central air, coat $11 ,000, C11130+773-579B aftor BDO 1918 Rtdman Danville 14X'70 Al1o Haa Expando, Very Nice $13 000 7<10-388 8315 1888 Skyline 14x7D, 3BR, 2BA, VInyl Sldlna Shingle Roof a Inch wolo (304)87HO!IS 1997 14x70 Oll<wood 2 Sotho 2 Bedroom•. Laundry 2 Acr11, 10x12 Building County water Now Soptlc 135 000 00 (740}· 388-0434 Country Living 3 Or • ~roome, Pay Clo= Coati & Move In 740-448- -- DoubiiWfde Aepo, Never lived In, 2BX80 $1,000 Do~n DtliYe11 w/ A C No Doaltro AlloWid 1-886· 3 Bedroom House For Rent, 142 112 Portamouth Road (Stale Ro- utt 141) $37SIMo, $300 Depool!, References Required 740·256· 6458 Daya , 740·256-1530 E'¥fn 3 Bedroom "'71f2 Spruce St Carport, Lg Kitchen, S390 Mo , $390 Security Deposit Apply Topes Furniture, 151 Second Ave No PhOnt Cll~l dry Fenced Yard Oul Building Deposit & Reftt'ances (30<1)675· 40112 3BA 2 Balh House tor Rent In Country Call after 5PM (304)87!1-44411 4 Bedrcoma 2 Bath Two Story Located At 463 Addison Pike $550/Mo Deposit And Relerenc· 11 Required, Wiseman Real E• 1111, Inc 740-4411-:IIM4 Mouse And Trailer, 2 Bedrooms Each Refrences and Deposit Re· qulrtd Water And Trash Pal.d 7<10-3118-1 tOO Own A Now I BOO Sq Ft 4 Bad· rooma, 2 Bath Home, $2,000 Down, 1-888-7311-3332 Pilot Program, Renters Needed. 304-738'7295 Re~t Or LtaM 4 Bedroom Brick Homo ROdney, 8882 S R 5B6. References No Pats, 140 :J85· 4n8 Sonall I Bedroom Stove & Refng trltOf Fur,nilhld .300/Mo De· Non·Oualltylna Heme for lht Holldaya on 1 Ntca Lot AI Utllltlta. t-(304~7311-7295 Chlltlr raler1nces lull deposit, ltloo roqul,.., 814·S01 B339 M· F alloo Bpm, ony1lmt -ndl JANUARY SPECIAL ALL HOMES ON SALE $4911 DOWN ON SINGLEWIDES $888 ON DOUIII.lWIDES l-eooti41S67e Mull Stcrlflct My Now Model 11 Ft Wlda Home Financing Avoll· . . . 3Q4.73181el I' Thrtt bedroom rtmod•led 420 Mobile Homes for Rent t4x70 3 Baclrooma $300/Mo , + Utllltltl Oapoall Aequired 7.. 0· 246-!IS. Allor 6 ~M Between Atnena anG Pomeroy, 2 I 3. btctroom moblle hom11, $260-$300 74CHI92·2187 2 Bedroom Mobile Home You ., P.ay Ullllllto, a Dapolil, In Portor """·No-· 740-388·91112 ' 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise CREDIT? Gel Cash Loans To $5 000 Debt Consoli dalton To $200 000 Cred1t Cards Mortgages Refinancing And Auto Loans Available Marldlan Credit Corp 1 aoo 471·5119 Ext 1180 •Attention Prrmeslar Customers• Want A Beller Deal? Free EQUIP· ment Free Installa tion Free 6 • Mont hs Programmi ng Ca ll Tom · 740-388-0113 Or1 8()().292 0842 446-906t 275 Gallon Kerosene Tank 2 Kero sun Heaters 740 388·8997 2 Bedrooms Gallipolis. S3251Mo Damaga Deposit Required Refer ences No Pet• 740-4W8 1066 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT ~~fi n 3 Bedroom Suhes For Sale Each 3 Pieces Call 740 446· PRICES AT JACK· living apart manta home & trailer rentals 740·992·4514, aptrtm.nts avail· able, lumlshed a. unfurnished Christy s Family AWESOME GETAWAYS! Only $29 95! 2 NIGHTS Orlando OR Gatlinburg TN Accommodations 2 Ma1or Attraclmn Admissions Or Dinner Incl uded Call BOO 539· 1291 For InformatiOn /Ouallflca· tiona For courtesy Tour C)ose To Rio Grande Campus, 1 Bedroom, AU Utllltlta Included $290/Mo, Deposit Required 1 Basebatl ca rds factory and hand co lated sets 1981 thru 1992 Topps Upper Deck Oonruss, Fleer score and Bowman, wax packs rookies & mlsc older 888-840..()521 cards call740-367.0237 Countryside Apartments Nice 2 Bedrooms. 1 Bath, CIA W&D $365/Mo House Size 2 Bed rooms 2 Baths $395/MO 1-888 complete DISH Network satellite sys lem brand new $99 740· 992 11 82 or 304 773 5305 after Spm Furnished 2 Rooms & Battl Sllower, Downstairs Clean , No Pels Deposit & Relerences Aequlrad 740-446-1519 Gracloua living 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at VIllage Maner and Riverside Apartmenls m Middle pori From $249 $373 Call 740 992 50M Equal Housing Oppor COMPUTER BLOWOUTIII COM Desk tops Laptops Me rc hant · Ac· counts Webslles Almost Every one Approvedll No Money Oownll Low Monthly Payments FREE Special Offer! CALL NOWI 1 888 479 2345 [Toll Ffee} COMPUTERS low Or $0 Down" Low Monlhly Pavments Y2K tunllles PAO MICRON eMachlnesl r Compliant Almost Everyone Ap· Modern 1 Bedroom Apartment l)fOV8d 1·800-617·3476 Ext 330 740-446-0390 N 3rd Ave. Middleport 1 br fur· nlshed apartment nc pelS, dep & rei , 740-992-0165 Elvis Cot1ect1on $300 Beatles Ja. panase Record Album Still Sealed S50 Bealles 1964 Pin $25 740-682 8794 N 4th Ave , Middleport, 2 roam Firewood For tlop. & rot.. 7<10-tl92-01e5 Nice Ground Floor 2BR W/0 Hook·up Reference. Deposit No Pats (304)67$-5162 Sale, $60 Face Corti Cal 74().388 9643 For sale Prime Star Systam alao wante d RCA Direct TV older model with access card tap dol· far Woltle 740 949 3315 leave message lnga. poatt Rtlerencea Aequlrtd. No 7<11).446-3687 Asaumablt $4,000 Down I Toltt OYOr P,y. mtn!l, 740-448-3218 Apanment Upatalrs, a. Refrigerator Furnlahed eHiclency utltttlla paid, no pets. 3BR House In Henderson Laun· 14x70 2·3 bedroom•. bath an" 1 Bedroom Near Arbor's Nursing Harne Economical Utlllllu, Quiet LOcation. $279/Mo + Utilities, No Pets, 74()..1..a.2957 840-0521 large lol Cute aa can bt At· tQ $33.000 Plea11 call duoed $2 000 00 ofl Selected Single Wlda Homes Super Low Pav· mental O•k Wood Hom11, Bar· 1 Bedroom Garage Apartment In Kanauga $2761Mo , 740 886 · 7102, Aher 5 P.M 2 Bedroom Buy or sell Alverine Antiques 1124 East Main on SFl124 E Po meroy 740 992 2526 or 14().992 1539 Russ Moore, owner SSBAO Drive from $289 to $370 Walk to shop a. movies Call 740·446· 2568 Equal Housing Opportunity Anthony Land Company LTD Sale By Owner 7 Room Houaa On Fourlh Avenue (Galllpolla) lOr Rent! (740) SON ESTATES, 52 We stwoo d 4% Down For U1Ung81 Paymant Do!tl• 1-tl00-7t9-3001xlt85 Nlca Home. Plenty of Room 3 Bedroom, Brick Reduced Price 1304)273-9485 446-1715 BUOG~T WoPaywtl HOliES FROM Sltt 30 /llo, I • 1 Bedroom Apt 34 1f2 Smithers Avenue Galllpo S2eO!Mo, $1M Deposit 740· 406-2317 3 BR Aepos IForaclosuru Ftt 9922218 lis Nted 5 Secluded Acres With Homesite Quiet Road Gallla County DeeOed & SuiY8)'8d, 740. 1Eld.ll040 1 and 2 bedroom apartments, lur· nlshed and unfumlahed, securlly deposit required no pels 7,.0· Stove Real Estate Wanted Sling SOld Nowl Financing AYIII ablo Call Nowl 1-800·3SS·0024, 530 Apartments for Rant 440 And Fur· 35~;~~~~~:~~: Or 740. Weal Ttklng 2 Bedroom Townhous• Now AppllcatlonaApartments, Include• Wate r Sewage, Traah , t315/Mo 740· 446-000B Old AM Vltllgt Apb.. Now Accepting Applications $250 6 YP All Electric Quiet Family Living (3(M)882 3716 One bedroom furnlahtd apart· ment In Middleport, 740· 992· 9191 Spring Valley Green One Bed· Grubbs Piano tuning & repairs • Problems? Need Tuned? Call tht piano Or 740 446 4525 lnlant car seat $25 electric dry electric dryer $30 dayDBd $50 alto sax $775 Clarl· net $250 csii74084:J.S481 er S 175 JANITROL HEATING AND COOUNG EQUIPMENT room Apartment• Appliances Furnished C611740-446·1598 Tara Tcwnhouse Apartments Very Spacious , 2 Bedroom•. 2 INSTAUED "If You Don t Cafl Us We Bolh Lose ·Free Estimates! 740-446 6308 1 800.291-<1098 FIOOII CA. I 112 Bath, Fully Cer JEl' pettcl Adult Pool & Baby Pool Lease Plus S~urlty Deposit Ra AERATION MOTORS Repaired New & Rebu ilt In Stock Call Ron Evans 1 8Q0..537 9528 Twin Towers now accepting ap MOBILE HOME OWNERS Patio Start $350/Mo No Pels qu~ed 74!).448·3461 • pllcatlons for 1 BR HUO subsld tzed apt for eld~rly and nandl· c;appod EOH (304)875-8879 Huge Inventory Discount Prices. On VInyl Skirting Doors Wind· ows Anchors Water Heaters Village Green Apartments· 2 Plumbing & Electrical Parts .Fur bedrocma, total electric, apptlanc· naces & Heat Pumps Bennetts es turnl$1'!td. laundry room faclll· Mobile Home Supply 740·4 46· Usa and close to schoOl applies 9416 tlons available at offk:e, 740 992 3711 TOO 1·888 233 6694 Equal N'11car just arnved Dale Sr Houolng Oppo"unny Taz Car Dale Jr Mom & Pop Car Tony Stewart Home Depot 480 Space for Rent All sizes Um•ted quantities New pieces amvlng weekly Last Lap Mobile Home Space for Rent 11111 available Large selection of Centenary Area Some Rtattlc· new and old pieces Call 1·800· tiona ltDOQO Pre Month (740) 837 8217 or 740 742 251 t Uk ~4,;.:46:..<41J:.:.;;53;.:__ _ _ _...._':""•. Jior Oa<e Rutland COlo Olllct building Pomeroy· 600 Aquara n , S!JSO per month, $150 dol>oo~ call740-949-2093 frrfew Mlllenl um Diet! Ellt All Day And Mel! Away, Call Tracy At 7~ 441 1962 RIVer Park Mobile Home Com· New Snow Slower 5 HP 22' Wiele munlty, Pomeroy: Spaces at $100 Swsttt Excellent Condition Ulld 2 pormonlh, 7<10-1141-2093 Mlootos 740 368 9060 'Premrum Firewood Oak & Aah $50 Load Full Size Pick Up De· ltvertd 740.992-4568 Prlmeatar DlrecTV salellila system Call for de- Boo 283 2640 • �.. .. • • • ' Pomeroy, Ohio January 21, 2000 Penn State women ·beat OSU 73·6~ Ct~~tttiDI",..._ l!'. .. fll. Gl 24 13 24 14 .lJ 17 .649 632 .57.5 II 20 16 2J 47-4 410 6~ Juaey Orlando WulunJIOR 16 l4 12 28 400 300 9'· 1311 Boston N~w Odrotl foronto 12 21 17 _ CLEVELAND Atlanta -·- Oucago 167 6 JO ' South A-.a ,;t, ldoiOlnlppo 67 9 M 2' 12 676 s s s' 6', 1111 12'., 19 Iii 2S IS 20 16 625 .536 Hous10n Dallas 17 20 IS 2• 13 25 4.59 18.5 342 12 '~ Vancouver 10 28 261 1.5 1 SanAnranto Mmnesora Denver SO&IIh !'1 4'· 8 II Mtnnesota at LA Chppers 10 10 p m CLEVE! ANO at Golden State 10 10 p m Saturday's games Dallas at New Jersey I p m Orlando a1 Vancouver 3 p m Utah at Sattamcoto 6 p m. New York at San Aotoruo 6 p m Washrngton at Atlanta. 7 30 p m Boston at Olarlone 7 30 p m Indiana at Ptulldelptlla, 8 30 p m Delrml at Chicago 8 30 p m P.onland at L A Lakets, 8 30 p m CLEVELAND at Phoenu., 9 p m Anzona St 78 Southern Cal 74-0T CS Nonhndge 54 Montana St ~I NCAA Division I men's scores Football NaliONtl Football Ltacue NR. Fined Mm~~esota Vikinjs WR Randy Moss S40 000 for squanlng water at an official durmg the playoff game egamst St Louu on Jan 16 MINNESOTA VIKINGS Announced tbc resig natJoD of Kernal Buhler director of ~orporalc spon sonh1ps SEATtLE SEAHAWKS Namep Gil Haskell offensive coordinator NHL standings Golf PQA TOUR Named James Cramer manager of commurucabons and med1a operattons South Alabama A&M 86 Btlmoot73 Au sun Peay 74 Mtddle TenllCisee 63 Davtdson 77 Wofford 62 G~orgta St 83 Troy St 77 Lou1sraoo Tech 88 Ark ·Linle Rock 69 L.ou1s1ana Lafayette 87 A.tbo5u St 73 L.oursuma Monroe 77 SW T~as 68 Loult v!lle 72 DePaul S9 Mercer 76 Campbell 7.. Murrny St 84 E. Kentucky 77 Nt cholls St 62 McNeese St 60 Northwestern St ~7 Tcxu San Anlomo ~S Radford 92 N C Ashev1llt 79 Stetson 76 Florida Atlanbc S6 Tenn Manm 79 Morehead Sl 62 Tennessee T« h 88 Tennessee St 70 Midwest Butl~r Hockey Nar1heut Division Toronr:al Ottaw• ::::::': 24 27 Boston 16 Buffalo 18 Montttal IS IS 16 4 1 21 61 57 126 140 11 7 2 19 ll 21 24 6 6 2 47 124 134 1 43 1 2~ 129 I 17 99 114 Soulhtut lNvlslon Flondn, .... .............. l7 IS 3 J 60 144 Wt~shmgton 20 17 7 1 48 117 Carotma 17 22 8 0 42 116 Tampa Bay II 27 6 4 12 122 Atlanta 60 W1s Green Bay 44 Clucago St 69 lnd Pur ladpls 62 OH 10 9 l Cent M1chiann 80 Oh10 St 78 M t~ h1gan St 67 Wnght St 67 Wts Mtlwauku 60 II 29 ~ -·- l 10 102 Nallonat Heckey Ltague DALLAS STARS Placed C Joe N1euwendyk on InJUred reserve Recalled C Derek Plante from Mrch1gan of the IHL NASHVILLE .,REDAlORS Clrumed F Ntklas Andemon off watven from the New York Islanders TAMPA BAY LIGHTING Assrgned RW Dale Rommski to Dctrott of the IHL WASHINGlON CAPITALS Clanned LW J1m McKenzie (Iff wruven frortt the Anaheim Mighty Dvcks 108 114 IJ2 162 164 --- c..,.. anawer or otherwlae raiPOIId 01 pennltlld by the Ohio Rulli of Civil Procedure within the tlmo nllcl, judament by .,_ult will be ;endwed igllnllt you for tho relief domendtcl In the Comploint. lorry 8poneer Clerk of Court of Comm;ri County, Cou"C"= Mtlge Moige Ploll Ohio Pomeroy, OH 4571111 (1) 21, 28, (2) 4, 11, 18, 25, etc Judgt1 Frtd W. Crow, Ul Public Notice NOTICE Plalnllllo hevo brought Nollco o1 Solo thlo ocllon naming you 11 , By virtue of In Order ol one oft.,. Dlfondanloln the , Sole IIIUid out of tho obo. .·named Court by p lillng lholr Complaint on / Common 1111 Court ol Juno 21 111119 Melge County, Ohio, In the Tho 'object of the coee ol tho Homo Notional complllnt le to partition Bonk, PlelnUfl, vo. Chrllllo roe I eololo In which you " D. Bortimue fko Chrletl D. own en undlvldtcl lractionol Heneley, It 11., Dlfondonto, lnleroot, eald rill Illite upon • Judgment therein being gonerolly doocribod ronderod, being Ca11 No. 11 87.118 ocroe, In Section ~V-82 in aold Court, I will 28, Columbia Townehlp, offer for 11le 11 tho front Meigo County, Ohio. door of tho CourthOUII In You are required to Pomeroy, -Melge County, 1 nowor the Compleinl Ohio, an tho 11th doy of Within 28 doya IIIII' tho IIIII February, 2000, II 10:00 Publication or thle nouce o.m., tho following Ianda, ' tenement• and mobile which will be publlahed home locotad 11 54745 once looh Wllk for alx Curti~ Hollow Rood eucceaolve llfllkl, ond the Aoedovllle, OH 45772. loal publication will be compllte logel doacrlptlon made on 2-25, 2000. A of the reel ootato lo •• or-y. flltlowe: loarlnga oro oooumocf • oro for tho Baing 1 ll'lrt of oliO ocra end more or 1011 troct of lond detormlnotlon ol ongtoe • tranolerred to GIOrflo ond only. Morgorot lucktey •• The o~ovo doeorlptloll rocol'dtd In DHd 'look :lei woo proparod from on 11 Pogo 113, Melge County 1ctull eurvoy mode on tho Recorder'• Offloe, Molge 20th doy of Auguet, 1112, Ohio ol ~el ~y C. Thom. . Smith, Ohkj pert';;f'30 LotOC:.o. Profllllonol Survoyqr T-nthiP-3-North, Aong.. 11144. 11,WIIt, Oll11o Townohlp, lhllel'lnoe Delli: Volume Melge County, o1 Ohio 21, P... t7, Molgo County end mort ' portlculorly Olllolol R-rde. i1Mcl1btd .. fllllowa: Thllllbovl deoctlbod -1 Beginning ot on ulollng tlltllte hoo b11n 111lgnod P.K. moll found In tho Audltor'l ,...., Number Of. centorllne of State Aouto 00221.00tl. 1124 being tho Northwoot Aleo 1 1173 Torch mobllloomor of 1 5.00 ocre rnora homo, I.D. 185141310, Ohio ' or 1-lrlct oo recardtcl In Certlllcoto ol Tltll Deodlooii227111Pogee31; "-11118. Thtnco I' long aold Property Addroeo: 1147411 ..mortlne South 112' 21'1t" Curti• Hollow Aoail, W.et o dlotonco ol 1311.00 Aoldovttle, OH 411772 loot to 1 point; Alii Ellllo Approloed AI: Thence toning oold 112,1100.00. Tho fill • - • centerline North 41• 28' 311" lM!nnot be eold for looo than Wut Pilling thru 811" Iron two·thlrde tho opproleed lne 11 o dletancl of 30.00 , vo1111. eot end 11 o dlotonoe of ' Tonno ol Solo: 10'11o down 3115.118 loot end going o _ , doy of 1111, balenco oo ·. dlota- of37S.58 loot to a delivery ol deed. Sold point In the centerline ol eubjlct Ia ocoruod real T"'''fflhlp Road 1272; 1111ta texeo and mobile 7honco along oold ""- Wtn. c-~lne North ... all' 118" J - M. loulllby Eoet 1 dietance ol 175.02 1 114), I (21), 1 (21) 3T loot to a point; Thonco loovlng oold contarllna South 41' 31' 32" 1...-.,..--~---­ EIIt peulng thru 5/1" Iron Francas Ford Coppola gave plno II a dletanco ol 20.00 Robin Williams camping loot end at 1 dlatenco ear to spend the night in 242.28 loot ond going a total dlotonce ol 272.21 IHt to , is backyard in the principal point of reparation for shooltng beginning co~talnlng 1.00 ratmJack. more or lell, eubjiCI to oil lllfll eoMmenta ond rlghta· eou- 1;: ..N s- r. 755-7110 START DATING DIM In Yo\Jr Aru Call For Mo,. 1 ~e::lon I·IOO· ROMANCE, lttlallal W!Jilalt· Mid 40 I Mlklng W/Ft· . . - 35-.60 A 'Women• That can ipiak hlr own mind, and knows how to expr111 her own tmotlona, who wanta &. lharo the rtll or wlthl· Send Plclurt/Latter/Ph Nq)•TO L J L , 1305 Viand Stptl, PI PI , WV 255SO (Will opoi1d Gltnl'auUI Now To""" Tltrlll ~ 9 Weat Slimlon, _ , . 7<10-!192·11142 Quality clothing tnd ho~o~sehold lttm• $1 oo bag tale every T~wrsday Monctoy lhru Salurdty 8:00.s 30 • Rfl;!oord w Clay-you ntld lo gel ltokl ollho Family Law Maolar In 14 dlp-10 • - 1o our DMon:t· oq oota coolri date Wo.,., Four Puppies little over 1 month old Norwegian Elkhound/ChOW• Mix (304)773-6187 Free Beagle Mbc Pupplet Rudy to:!!",_ 1304)4SIH818 Frtt Ferret Only To Good Home, Cant Care For Anymore 740· 4<48·2094 Free Puppies Tc A Good Horne. 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WHOSE AESIDENC:.E IS ' UNKNOWN, COURt OF COMMON PLEAS, M!IGB COUNTY, OHIO MEIGS COUNTY COURTHOUSE SECOND STREET POMEROY, OH 457'81 IN MEIGS COUNTY COURT OF COMMON PLEAS Transactions ~7 1 '•t p•,..rr·r'- reasons ' ""'ATLANTA BRAVES Agreed Leaaue to Colorado St 63 BYU 52 £ Washington 7l Sacramento St .54 Fresno St 83 TCU 7S t Fax Color!ldo lll l os An gel~ ~ p m Phlladelphm n1 Pm~hu~gh 8 p m Dallas at Oticago 8 p m San Jose at Phoentx 8 p m Nashville u1 Van~ ouver 10 p m FarWost :t: Call in your SuOOay 's games 71 SE lt LaToya Turner stepped up wnh poants and seven rebounds, most iat the first half, for Ohio State (9-7, 4). The Buckeyes had to find olbet scorers arter Machaela Moua, !lieteam's sconng leader wnh 10:1' points per game, w~ dlsm1ssed froof. the team on Tuesday for undisclosed 7171. Buffalo AI Carohna I ~0 p m Washington Ill Toronto 7 p m Puubursh nt MoDrrenl 7 p m ~tror t at Ottawa 7 p m Tampa Bay 111 N Y Islanders 7 p m Boston a1 FJor1da 7 :W p m NY Rangen 111 St Lou1s 8 p m Vnncou~er at Edmouton 10 p m Anahe•m at San lose 10 ~0 p n1 Ark Link Rock 85 South Alabama 74 Lamar Louu1ana 41 LouiSIIIna LoJnyeue n •Tew PanAmeman New Orlemu 86 ArkMsas St So& Oral Rober1s 60 Oaldnnd Mrch 46 Pnune Vrew 51 Huston 11tlouoa ~6 SMU 66 UTEP ~I Stephen F Ausbn 82 Sam Houston S1 72 UC Santa Barbara 78 North Tex11s 62 in the Bag Ten Conference Mamt Walselh had 13 poants ' Thursday's KOI"ei Saturday's games ' Southwest Seaule at Bo~ton 7 p m lnd•:mD m Washmgton 1 p m Atlanlll \S Miami 8 p m Phoem11 at De mer 9 p m. .56 125 SS 144 111 106 .Sl 133 I 25 48 137 IH 46 112 121 atld a regulatron N Y lslanden 111 New Jersey 7 :\0 p m Aorido at Atlanta 1 30 p m St lou11 at Chtcago 8 p m Nashville at Calgary 9 p m Colorado at Al'lllhe1m 10 30 p m S2, Evansville 80 Creratuon 71 lnd Pur lndpls 8:\. Chtl.'allo St 69 Marquette 72 UAB 69-0T Mt~h•f.an St 82 lowtt 77 Nonhwcstern ~ Mr n~otB ~ Purdue 11 llhn01s SS SW MIUOun St 80 llltnots St 46 W1chttn St 70 lndrai'IOl St 69 OT W•scoDstn 72 Mtch•san 69 TonigHt's games 5 42 117 136 9 Tonll!hl 's games Drnke 71 S llhnou 64 0T Seotlle 104 Mtlwaukee 96 Houston J 21 Dcnwr 115 Utnh 94 Vnncoqver 89 S tcromento Il l Orlando I 0' 14 22 BOlton 4 Tampa Bay 2 Phocnil 2. 9Ltft'alo I Dallu 5 Los Angeles 2 DePad 68 Meqthis 64 Detroit 8 I Ill ·Ctucqo 7 ~ New Jersey I 22 Octroi! 120 Vancouver NY Rangt:n 4 CIII'Oitna I Ottawa I PhUodelphJa I lit Steeson 50~ Merta 48 Chnrloue 109 Ptuladlelphta 100 6 '" Tenn Mamn '78 MoreheAd St 1l Tenneuee Tech 80 Tcnneu.ee St 66 Troy St 74 Jacksonville 62 Y!rJimll77 Clem~on 74-20T Thursday's scores 116 132 108 129 48 112 121 15 19 l l Phoen•: :.: :·:: ..: Midwest East 60 IJI 124 99 61 162 41 123 139 40 L\4 148 Calpry EdmGnton ::::25 16 56 0 Dallal 24 I& 2 Sarrlose 21 22 6 4 Lo1Anpla 19 19 7 3 Anaheim 20 22 S I Ovemme to.sea count as • lou BelmotK 61 At.blma AI:M 33 Cent F1onda 69 Camobtll 64 C!euJi• 86 Gtotr:ia 'ltcb S8 QeQrjia St 9~. Ffortda AllaDttc 68 l.SU 66 Kentucky 59 Ubefty 72, Wiltlhrop .ss LouiSIIAIII Tech 6~. Aa ln1ernauonal 54 l.ou111tna Moaroe 71 SW Te.u 66 louJsv\llc 66 Saia1 l..ot.lla 58 McNccte SL71 , Nu:holll St 62 MtSSINlPPI Sl 69 Arbnw ~ Murray St 72 E KelltiKiky 67 OT N C State 80. Duke 15-0T Nonh Caroltna n Aonda St 67 Nonhwestem St 62 Tew San Anromo 46 Carolina Vandefbii148 Mldwat IH'ril&on l!'. L l 2 hrilkDivilio. Aubum 92, Florida 69 Au1rin hay 74, Middle Tconnsee 68 WESTERN CONFERENCE rum Uuh 0I 6 6 Cokndo:;::::::::::::2421 2017 6~ II 48SS ~ 2'.oi 684 m 21 11 m 12 19 m 20 19 m 16 23 <10 13 14 m Clwi()Ue Milwaukee 26 6 Ntnl!wnl Df•W.. Ce~~~niDh-w.rt Indiana ll 14 16 24 16 2S Om;aao Atlaatk DlwW. New York Phll..t16phia .II'. L I .II flo. !if GA St. Lollis NllhW'tUe EASTERN CONFERENCE n. Mtna - ll<troio!i~~:.:·::. 2727 NBA standings STATE COLLEGE, Pa (AP) poant range and was flawless from L tsa Shepherd scored her 1OOOth the foul lane m eaghl attempu. career poml, lhen added another 25 • "Shepherd hit great shots when for good measure she was under pressure," saad Penn Shepherd, whose 26 poants led State coach Rene Portland "II was a No 4 Penn Stale over Ohao State 73- hard· fouwht game, bua we came out 62 Thursday naght, satd she wasn'l with a wm " paymg aatenuon as she neared the Andrea Garner added 19 poants career mtlestone and nane rebounds for Penn State "I had an tdea, but I wasn't keep· (16-2, 7-0 B1g Ten) as the Lady mg track of 11 durang ahe game," swd Laons won thear 12th slrwght game Shepherd, who hn4-of-9 from three- and remwn~ the sole unbeaten team CREDIT CARD UP TO $3,000 U-ed VISA IMC. Bod Credll Or Croclil I 1100-258-8811 IEld. 4000 CREDIT REPAIR! AS SEEN ON TV! Eroao Bod Crtdll Ltgolly -lnlo 888 1!19 21150 0 DATION FAEE DEBT CONS Ll Ajli>IICIIIen W /lllrvlct Rlcluct No I CENTIVE Coil 1-100· Poymonla OfFEAII To 18'1t. I!CASH IN· -IOIEld.ll. MONEY TO LOAN Bod Crtdll 'Dill ~liOn U8 Applio-Only l'fT'-170-11181 ' are available on an equal opportunity balls .1..••••••·~~!.1 Will Pay All Moving & Sttup Costal Must Sell 304·733-4863 Immediately! Land Home Packag11 All Areas AI Crtdlt Rilltl 741H411-3583 330 Farm• for Sala 5TOIOACRES Between Gallipolis & Jackaon, Near Ttlurman, B11utllul Reiling Meadows , With Lots Ot Road Fron1ago Prices Start AI $12 500 land Oontracts Available Free MIPS ANTHONY LAND CO , LTD 1-1100-213-8385. 350 Lots & Acreage 2 4• Acres Homesite Green Town1hlp Gallla County Flat 8cenlc. Close To Gallipolis Some Restrictklns 7.t0 2-45-5776 REA L ESTATE 23 ACRES 128,000 Galllpolla No Raolrlc!IOnol NEEDS TLC $2,300 310 Hamn far Sale Down On Land Contract MEIGS COUNTY S NO DOWNI HOMES NO CRED- Two 10 Acre Tracts Of Meadow IT NEEDEDI GOV'T FORE· Creek A.ncJ Wooded Sur· CLOSURES! GUARANTEED AP· rounded By Wocdt Hills And Farm PROVALI t BOD· 3B0·4620 EXT Land Will Sell Together $26 000 8SOS Land Contract Available 5 Acres 1983 Jim Wa1ter1 Home 48R 01 Wooded Hill& $9,500 011 SA 2full bath, Uvlngrcom kitchen/ 124 leas Than 20 Minutes West dining area & utility room, wl3 01 Galllt>ONa ANTHONY LAND CO., LTD, 1· Acres tn Ashton ArN $68,500 800-213-838tl ForFAEI Maps (304)5711-~ SA 7 South Of 2,000 Sq Fl Hause 1 e Acre• S1orage Bulkllng tnaround Pool, S70 ooo 740-24!5-11472 Brick home In the New Haven area Trtple pane window• hut pump/central air wffanced yard 2 min awa~ from Elem achool near planla(RI 33)394-882 3733 FORECLOSED HOMES Low or o Down! Govn t And Bank Repo 1 3/4 of an Acre on Meadowhlll Drive an up and growing neigh· - (304)87:1-S224 360 For LANDI Even !fits Usted 20 ·500 Acres COII!yon 1001213-83811 Hou11 for aale, two atory, 2·3 btdroOms ono ba!O, Middleport aaklng $29,000, can BD0·38B· 8194 WV land wanted suitable lcr huntlniJ No utilities, no acceas, ... problom l7<41l)2B8-7246 Middleport· comer of High StrHt & Powell SlrMI 2 bedroom home with dining room, living room and kitchen Newer carpet and khchtn cabtnet1 maktl the kitchen with loll ol window& '"'Y brlgtd. Alao a RENTAL S wwwmtpytyme com Dottle Turner Realty, Dotllt S 1\Jmor Brokor II 74tHII2·2886 Nlco 3 or 4 lllclnlom Ranch W1!h Full Baaement, Haal Pump On 1 78 Acres In Country On Stttt Roule 775. Pa•t 0 0 Mcintyre 2 bedroom house (Union Ter rac6) for rant on Feb 1st, wid hookup references deposit re qulred, '$400 month wlth discount Park Aaklng S!91ooo Coil 740· 446-8250, or 740-441 t859 2 000 Sq Ft House Large lot, In- 1~ 992·5502 ground Pool $500/Mo, 740.245 9472 House 1 1/2 Bath1 Good Location In Galllpolla No Pell. Otpoaltb References, Small 3 Bedroom UI,ODD, 740·4(8·7300 Daya, 740-448-41117 e.Mnga. 1 Bedroom House, Furnished Good Location In Gallipolis No Pats, Deposit, Aelertnces, 740. 320 Mobllt Home• · for Sale 406-11&2 boUrtYIIit, WV 1-I304)·73B•7295 ... 1-(304)·738-2315 ••••tOOK•••• 5 8adroorns 2 Barh1, over 2 000 aq ft , for 1111 than $450 mo FREE DtiiYOry & Sot 1·800·948· Sll71. lllrber carpet "'11 of 111o nicest uaed lralltrl you'll ever aoe, $10 ooo OBO, coU 740·992 hill, - fi68B 1983 1,.x70 wl111 Bx20 expandc, flrapllct lwo bedrooms, two full baths central air, coat $11 ,000, C11130+773-579B aftor BDO 1918 Rtdman Danville 14X'70 Al1o Haa Expando, Very Nice $13 000 7<10-388 8315 1888 Skyline 14x7D, 3BR, 2BA, VInyl Sldlna Shingle Roof a Inch wolo (304)87HO!IS 1997 14x70 Oll<wood 2 Sotho 2 Bedroom•. Laundry 2 Acr11, 10x12 Building County water Now Soptlc 135 000 00 (740}· 388-0434 Country Living 3 Or • ~roome, Pay Clo= Coati & Move In 740-448- -- DoubiiWfde Aepo, Never lived In, 2BX80 $1,000 Do~n DtliYe11 w/ A C No Doaltro AlloWid 1-886· 3 Bedroom House For Rent, 142 112 Portamouth Road (Stale Ro- utt 141) $37SIMo, $300 Depool!, References Required 740·256· 6458 Daya , 740·256-1530 E'¥fn 3 Bedroom "'71f2 Spruce St Carport, Lg Kitchen, S390 Mo , $390 Security Deposit Apply Topes Furniture, 151 Second Ave No PhOnt Cll~l dry Fenced Yard Oul Building Deposit & Reftt'ances (30<1)675· 40112 3BA 2 Balh House tor Rent In Country Call after 5PM (304)87!1-44411 4 Bedrcoma 2 Bath Two Story Located At 463 Addison Pike $550/Mo Deposit And Relerenc· 11 Required, Wiseman Real E• 1111, Inc 740-4411-:IIM4 Mouse And Trailer, 2 Bedrooms Each Refrences and Deposit Re· qulrtd Water And Trash Pal.d 7<10-3118-1 tOO Own A Now I BOO Sq Ft 4 Bad· rooma, 2 Bath Home, $2,000 Down, 1-888-7311-3332 Pilot Program, Renters Needed. 304-738'7295 Re~t Or LtaM 4 Bedroom Brick Homo ROdney, 8882 S R 5B6. References No Pats, 140 :J85· 4n8 Sonall I Bedroom Stove & Refng trltOf Fur,nilhld .300/Mo De· Non·Oualltylna Heme for lht Holldaya on 1 Ntca Lot AI Utllltlta. t-(304~7311-7295 Chlltlr raler1nces lull deposit, ltloo roqul,.., 814·S01 B339 M· F alloo Bpm, ony1lmt -ndl JANUARY SPECIAL ALL HOMES ON SALE $4911 DOWN ON SINGLEWIDES $888 ON DOUIII.lWIDES l-eooti41S67e Mull Stcrlflct My Now Model 11 Ft Wlda Home Financing Avoll· . . . 3Q4.73181el I' Thrtt bedroom rtmod•led 420 Mobile Homes for Rent t4x70 3 Baclrooma $300/Mo , + Utllltltl Oapoall Aequired 7.. 0· 246-!IS. Allor 6 ~M Between Atnena anG Pomeroy, 2 I 3. btctroom moblle hom11, $260-$300 74CHI92·2187 2 Bedroom Mobile Home You ., P.ay Ullllllto, a Dapolil, In Portor """·No-· 740-388·91112 ' 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise CREDIT? Gel Cash Loans To $5 000 Debt Consoli dalton To $200 000 Cred1t Cards Mortgages Refinancing And Auto Loans Available Marldlan Credit Corp 1 aoo 471·5119 Ext 1180 •Attention Prrmeslar Customers• Want A Beller Deal? Free EQUIP· ment Free Installa tion Free 6 • Mont hs Programmi ng Ca ll Tom · 740-388-0113 Or1 8()().292 0842 446-906t 275 Gallon Kerosene Tank 2 Kero sun Heaters 740 388·8997 2 Bedrooms Gallipolis. S3251Mo Damaga Deposit Required Refer ences No Pet• 740-4W8 1066 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT ~~fi n 3 Bedroom Suhes For Sale Each 3 Pieces Call 740 446· PRICES AT JACK· living apart manta home & trailer rentals 740·992·4514, aptrtm.nts avail· able, lumlshed a. unfurnished Christy s Family AWESOME GETAWAYS! Only $29 95! 2 NIGHTS Orlando OR Gatlinburg TN Accommodations 2 Ma1or Attraclmn Admissions Or Dinner Incl uded Call BOO 539· 1291 For InformatiOn /Ouallflca· tiona For courtesy Tour C)ose To Rio Grande Campus, 1 Bedroom, AU Utllltlta Included $290/Mo, Deposit Required 1 Basebatl ca rds factory and hand co lated sets 1981 thru 1992 Topps Upper Deck Oonruss, Fleer score and Bowman, wax packs rookies & mlsc older 888-840..()521 cards call740-367.0237 Countryside Apartments Nice 2 Bedrooms. 1 Bath, CIA W&D $365/Mo House Size 2 Bed rooms 2 Baths $395/MO 1-888 complete DISH Network satellite sys lem brand new $99 740· 992 11 82 or 304 773 5305 after Spm Furnished 2 Rooms & Battl Sllower, Downstairs Clean , No Pels Deposit & Relerences Aequlrad 740-446-1519 Gracloua living 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at VIllage Maner and Riverside Apartmenls m Middle pori From $249 $373 Call 740 992 50M Equal Housing Oppor COMPUTER BLOWOUTIII COM Desk tops Laptops Me rc hant · Ac· counts Webslles Almost Every one Approvedll No Money Oownll Low Monthly Payments FREE Special Offer! CALL NOWI 1 888 479 2345 [Toll Ffee} COMPUTERS low Or $0 Down" Low Monlhly Pavments Y2K tunllles PAO MICRON eMachlnesl r Compliant Almost Everyone Ap· Modern 1 Bedroom Apartment l)fOV8d 1·800-617·3476 Ext 330 740-446-0390 N 3rd Ave. Middleport 1 br fur· nlshed apartment nc pelS, dep & rei , 740-992-0165 Elvis Cot1ect1on $300 Beatles Ja. panase Record Album Still Sealed S50 Bealles 1964 Pin $25 740-682 8794 N 4th Ave , Middleport, 2 roam Firewood For tlop. & rot.. 7<10-tl92-01e5 Nice Ground Floor 2BR W/0 Hook·up Reference. Deposit No Pats (304)67$-5162 Sale, $60 Face Corti Cal 74().388 9643 For sale Prime Star Systam alao wante d RCA Direct TV older model with access card tap dol· far Woltle 740 949 3315 leave message lnga. poatt Rtlerencea Aequlrtd. No 7<11).446-3687 Asaumablt $4,000 Down I Toltt OYOr P,y. mtn!l, 740-448-3218 Apanment Upatalrs, a. Refrigerator Furnlahed eHiclency utltttlla paid, no pets. 3BR House In Henderson Laun· 14x70 2·3 bedroom•. bath an" 1 Bedroom Near Arbor's Nursing Harne Economical Utlllllu, Quiet LOcation. $279/Mo + Utilities, No Pets, 74()..1..a.2957 840-0521 large lol Cute aa can bt At· tQ $33.000 Plea11 call duoed $2 000 00 ofl Selected Single Wlda Homes Super Low Pav· mental O•k Wood Hom11, Bar· 1 Bedroom Garage Apartment In Kanauga $2761Mo , 740 886 · 7102, Aher 5 P.M 2 Bedroom Buy or sell Alverine Antiques 1124 East Main on SFl124 E Po meroy 740 992 2526 or 14().992 1539 Russ Moore, owner SSBAO Drive from $289 to $370 Walk to shop a. movies Call 740·446· 2568 Equal Housing Opportunity Anthony Land Company LTD Sale By Owner 7 Room Houaa On Fourlh Avenue (Galllpolla) lOr Rent! (740) SON ESTATES, 52 We stwoo d 4% Down For U1Ung81 Paymant Do!tl• 1-tl00-7t9-3001xlt85 Nlca Home. Plenty of Room 3 Bedroom, Brick Reduced Price 1304)273-9485 446-1715 BUOG~T WoPaywtl HOliES FROM Sltt 30 /llo, I • 1 Bedroom Apt 34 1f2 Smithers Avenue Galllpo S2eO!Mo, $1M Deposit 740· 406-2317 3 BR Aepos IForaclosuru Ftt 9922218 lis Nted 5 Secluded Acres With Homesite Quiet Road Gallla County DeeOed & SuiY8)'8d, 740. 1Eld.ll040 1 and 2 bedroom apartments, lur· nlshed and unfumlahed, securlly deposit required no pels 7,.0· Stove Real Estate Wanted Sling SOld Nowl Financing AYIII ablo Call Nowl 1-800·3SS·0024, 530 Apartments for Rant 440 And Fur· 35~;~~~~~:~~: Or 740. Weal Ttklng 2 Bedroom Townhous• Now AppllcatlonaApartments, Include• Wate r Sewage, Traah , t315/Mo 740· 446-000B Old AM Vltllgt Apb.. Now Accepting Applications $250 6 YP All Electric Quiet Family Living (3(M)882 3716 One bedroom furnlahtd apart· ment In Middleport, 740· 992· 9191 Spring Valley Green One Bed· Grubbs Piano tuning & repairs • Problems? Need Tuned? Call tht piano Or 740 446 4525 lnlant car seat $25 electric dry electric dryer $30 dayDBd $50 alto sax $775 Clarl· net $250 csii74084:J.S481 er S 175 JANITROL HEATING AND COOUNG EQUIPMENT room Apartment• Appliances Furnished C611740-446·1598 Tara Tcwnhouse Apartments Very Spacious , 2 Bedroom•. 2 INSTAUED "If You Don t Cafl Us We Bolh Lose ·Free Estimates! 740-446 6308 1 800.291-<1098 FIOOII CA. I 112 Bath, Fully Cer JEl' pettcl Adult Pool & Baby Pool Lease Plus S~urlty Deposit Ra AERATION MOTORS Repaired New & Rebu ilt In Stock Call Ron Evans 1 8Q0..537 9528 Twin Towers now accepting ap MOBILE HOME OWNERS Patio Start $350/Mo No Pels qu~ed 74!).448·3461 • pllcatlons for 1 BR HUO subsld tzed apt for eld~rly and nandl· c;appod EOH (304)875-8879 Huge Inventory Discount Prices. On VInyl Skirting Doors Wind· ows Anchors Water Heaters Village Green Apartments· 2 Plumbing & Electrical Parts .Fur bedrocma, total electric, apptlanc· naces & Heat Pumps Bennetts es turnl$1'!td. laundry room faclll· Mobile Home Supply 740·4 46· Usa and close to schoOl applies 9416 tlons available at offk:e, 740 992 3711 TOO 1·888 233 6694 Equal N'11car just arnved Dale Sr Houolng Oppo"unny Taz Car Dale Jr Mom & Pop Car Tony Stewart Home Depot 480 Space for Rent All sizes Um•ted quantities New pieces amvlng weekly Last Lap Mobile Home Space for Rent 11111 available Large selection of Centenary Area Some Rtattlc· new and old pieces Call 1·800· tiona ltDOQO Pre Month (740) 837 8217 or 740 742 251 t Uk ~4,;.:46:..<41J:.:.;;53;.:__ _ _ _...._':""•. Jior Oa<e Rutland COlo Olllct building Pomeroy· 600 Aquara n , S!JSO per month, $150 dol>oo~ call740-949-2093 frrfew Mlllenl um Diet! Ellt All Day And Mel! Away, Call Tracy At 7~ 441 1962 RIVer Park Mobile Home Com· New Snow Slower 5 HP 22' Wiele munlty, Pomeroy: Spaces at $100 Swsttt Excellent Condition Ulld 2 pormonlh, 7<10-1141-2093 Mlootos 740 368 9060 'Premrum Firewood Oak & Aah $50 Load Full Size Pick Up De· ltvertd 740.992-4568 Prlmeatar DlrecTV salellila system Call for de- Boo 283 2640 • �. • .. ... .,. ... . .. ... '" ., . .. : ~- . ~ • P~~g~ 8 4 • The O.Hy Sentinel Pomeroy, llldcleport, Ohio ' 5<10 MII!Cei..I'MI!KII M11chandiM PHILLIP -lie --·-olgh1--.... TIPt)IIPI HI Efftctency 10"'- Oaa FurnecM, 011 Fur'**" 12 Sew • . $14,000. 74f·••2·1506 - - Heet Pump I Air Conditioning Holling I ~--·--· =11110Q.1~. ilo!-- ...._ or 740·141·2144 IY*nlngl and 11 . . Bo•rds, Plankl, hltnl. Urge Copoclly. But lloluo A(l~- FREE l n -. 1-eoo. 12,150. oeo. Pl/11111 Lo.-'Shorp. 12,!00. (304)675· "f1-. -.1815-445.2. 1910 Chevy Lumina, 2.5 Au· atze bed, bar atoo••· ""•c htma for 1111, 740-8Q2· tornatlc. naw motorltrant. Sttarp. $2,150. 090. ParUat trld11 conaldared . 1989 Pontiac Grand Prix, 3.1 Automattc. Hew paint. 2!101. STEEL BUILDINGS • Buy NoW! 1999 Prieea /limited Stock! 25x30, 30x40, !OK1 :ZO. lmmedllte OeiMir:yl1~-793() 1 -·con- llderld . 1188 Ponllac Grand Prl•, 3 .1 Automatk:. New paint. 578-1313 NORWOOD SAW· MIU.S 252 Sonwtn DIM, Bullolo. tuu Club Blngo_On Experience Honest & Reliable Free. Estimates Senior Citizens Discount llllln St., Pan-rvy, OH Plylft9 . . .00 1*81111!e $300.00 eov-11 $5011.00 Slllburlt Progt'MIIw'top liM. JACKS ROOFING . & CONSTRUCTION. G"lf Plastles St. .New Roofs. • Repairs · • Goaling • Gutters Rutland , Ohio ~t. • Siding • Drywall • Painting • Plumbing Free Estimates ·Spr•t Dtttloplltftl Joseph Jacks 1 I/2"Water Pipe $41.00 per hundred ft. Specltd In Memory . 1994 Cavalier, 2 door, 4 cyl., 5 speed, c .o . .Player, A/C. $3000 080. (304)675«193. 199< Garn•n ·Cotor Buick Rogal, 2 Block, brick, sewer pipes, wind- Doors, Equipped 'l(lth Everything OWl, lintala, ate. Claude Wlntert, Very Good Conclltton, S8,150. Rio Grandt. ·OH Call 7"'0·2<45740-245-5009. Ten 21' Roof Trusses $30 Each; 1994 Mustailg convertible, 3.8 v~ tHu, with wtlite top, Nine 40' Roof Tru&HI $60 Each; e automatic, cloth Interior, amlfm CIS" Seven 2•• Roof Trusses .$20 ,...,, 511.716 mllll, lift front clamEach: Eleven 34' Roof TrLi&lll age, runs and drlvaa, asking ~ Eadl, 7ol0-992-5496. $5500 ; 740-992-1506 day1 or -- 3 Golden Retriever pups, 2 Ia· males , 1 male AKC rtg. wl PI· pera have had 2nd allots 304· 273-00U. HIIIP wanted Buick Lesabre Custom <4 Doors, Loaded, · aiuminum Adorable AKC Aeglsterel:l Show Quality Boston Terrier Puppies, Shots & Wormed, 1 Mala, 1 Fa- mate. "For Thll S/»Ciaf somsons 1995 BuiCk Regal One Owner, on trVafentlne's!• 1$300, DE· 740-245-5695. POSIT Wlt.L KOLD, 740-388 - I 995 Camara, V-6 automatic, . 9325. • " cusiOm ~ car, custom wheels AKC registered ChiMae Shar-Pe! and dash, black ; 71, 167· miles. 1 minor front damage, runs and pupp 11. lOll o1 wrinkles, $300, drives, asking $5000, 740-992no-949-2126. · 1506· days or 7"0·949-2844 AKC Reglslerad Dacttshund Fe- evenings and weel<erlds. male 4 Months Old, tat 2 Satl ot Sholl. very Frtendly, s 2 !io, 740 • · 1995 Ford Mustang, V-6·. auto, ~1998. 37,000 n:Mies, while wilh gray In· terlof, front damage, $3,500, 740- ~ AKC raglalarad Yor1de puppy for 992-1 !506 days, 740-949-2644 I -"'""-:.;':.:'":.;''":.;r<~~=._·- - - - Fun Blooded RotiWIUtr Puppies Father: AKC Reglatarad i Mott.er: Full-Blooded, $1CIO, First Shots & Worlftltd, 740-388·8743. . 1986 Mustang GT convertible, ~ . 6 V-8 aulomallc, black wtlh black leather Interior, Alloy wlleeis, 41.641 mtles.left kont damage, aaklng $5500, 740.992· L9oklng for fema'ia · longhair . 1508 ctaya or 740· 948-2644 Dachshund to billed, Pteaae call ............. 7-2055-moaaago. The Village Of Middleport Is accepting letters of interest and resumes from any Meigs County Attorney who would be interested i serving ao V"tllage Solicitor Please send inquire• to: Mayor 'o. Office VIllage of Middleport 237 Race Street Middleport, Ohio 45760 . mlluge 27 ,ooo, oxcellon! condl· Hon, garage kept, for appointment :~7~~-~;~~, alter &pm or AKC Reglllered Weimaraner. 730 Vana & 4-WDe . 1992 lsuzu Rodeo v-e. 5 sPeed, ~997 Dodge Intrepid , 3.5 V-6, 740-441-t489. front whtll drive, 59,833 mites, maroon with gray interior, cruise, ac, amlfm ca111111, PS, recov· ered thelt, asking $7800, 740 • 992· 1506 days or 740·949-21W4 1993 S·tO Blazer P.W, PL. PS. AI C, 4.3 Utre Vontc Excellent Con· dillon, Runs Great! Green Colored, 85.000 Miles ,. Asking """'*'*'land _,.nds. . FARM SUPPLIE S & LIVESTO CK 1998 Ponllac Flreblrd Trans-Am, 2 Clr, 1-topt, 11000 mtfts, auto. cd, allver metallic with dark pewter leather, right 'front suspension 610 Farm Equipment damage, $14,300, 740-992-1506 $1 o.ooo,. PB9 740·446·4423 Days; 740-245-9244 Evening&. 1997 Ford Expedition 4 wo 40,000 Miles, Excellent Condition $24,500, 740-367~2ui. 119 ctaya, 740•949-2644 eveslweekend&. . 19 Silverado 4x4 3rd Door, V· 8 Loaded! 22,000 mllee Stll for Super A Farm AU , wiU~. Culllva- 95 Chevy Corsica, ~.IL. V-6, Air, PW, PO, AMIFM Cassetle. Beau· 836l LlvestQ~:k Bu1ch8l' Hog 7ol0-256-8510. Hone Mara . to haVe 319-3323 X215e. . colt In May. Broke to ride. $600. 840 . . For Sale Or Trade, 1991 Caprice C.tanlc . Ntw Sllocka. Brak11 , Fully Loaded Leattter · Ect. Hay & Grain Call On· We1kends Only. 740· good quality, 7(0· 742·3090 ar · 379-2842. 740-7ol2-3324.' 720 Trucke for Sale Wanted: Lea11 Oiaaater Tobacco Poundage 2,000 Pounds, 740- 1981 Chevy/SWB.· S1op-Sido: P/ U, 6cyl, 3opd. good Shape, Now _-1052. Tires, sharp llttlit truck. $2500 . $1raw: Brtght W6re ll1. Straw Yaar 'Fiound Delivery & Volume ·Dia· count Available. Htrllage Farm . · rRANSPO RTATION 3357. . CARS $100, $500 & UP. POliCE IMPOUND. Honda's Toyota's Chovyo, Jeopo, And Sport U1111; lltl. Call Now! 800·772· 7470· ·EXT.7832. . •. Honda• 1eeo-110 From 129/Mo.. lmpoundll 0 Down, Jol Montho 0 11.911. Llltlngo. 800-31~3323 Ext. 31101. 1N4 ~-Carlo, MI>M .COrdlon, 740-.387-7116. . " " Honda Aeconl NC, Cruise, .._ I !~\"'" Gqod. 1150. Nego- - · 7-1-1013. 1186 Trono-Am 380, Au1omaue. Good ConGIUon, $1.995. 7•0· , ., -1 .:=· f40441o0511 . Ttlnl. • l400.00. ga · s..... a..... ~ion New Construction & Remodeling - Kitchen cabinets· Vinyl SidingRoofs - Decks - Garages Free Estimates 740·74l·34U Bryan Reeves www.su11sethome.co .DIPOYIAG PIRft . 245·!5877. 790 Campent & Motor Homes 1997 Palomino Shl11and Pop-Up Ce~. (304)875-7910. cond. 1994 Chevy S·10 extend cab, 4.3 Iller, a cyl. , ~ ap., a/c, pa, pb, 120.000 1'1\iltl, good condition, 7~448-7194 or 740-992·2529. . BASEMENT . WATERPIIOOFIIIO Unconditional lifetime guarantee. Local rere,.ncea turnfahed, Et· 1oblllhocl 1975. Col1 24 Hro. (7ol0) 4•8-0870, 1•800·287.0578.'Rogers Wat11 proofi.'Q. . ' 1999 Ranger XLT, 3.0, V-8 En- gino, A.C. (304)1175-4014. 95 Ford F-150 4x4 excellent cor\• dillon. Ful~ lOaded anct """"· Garage kept, 32,000 actual mll11, aharp truck! 117,000. (740)·2511· 1243 t987 Foret lull alza con..,eralon van, 302 automat~. Ivory Coast Conversion «Houston , Tellat) , gray velour Interior. tront and l'llr air, all extru, $3400 OBO, 740· 892·1506 daya or 740·&4~2044 -.tnga. 1--------:...1987 8-10 BIIZif 4X4, Automat· lc, Looks & Runs Good, Mlny Now Parts. $1,800.00 OBD. 7ol0· 446:8827. Appliance Parll ~nd ServiCe: All Name Brtndl OYtr 2$ Veers Ex· perlence "AII Wofk G!Jaranllld, Frencl1 City Maytag, 140-446· 7795. General Home Main- " tenence· Painting, vinyl tidlnQ, car~ntry, dOOrt, wlndo~l. baths, mobllt homo _,.,ilnd """'· For free 11timate call Chet, 740-882C&C 6323. Jima DryWall & construCtion . Ntw Construction l Remoctell Siding, Aoot•. Addl· Uon,, Poln11ng, tiC . (30-4)e70· Dry~all , 4123 0< (3114)17ol-o115. Livingston·• · Baeement Water Proofing, all bailment ripalfl done. lre.a· 11t1mat11, ltletltnl guarantee. t 2yre on Job hpe~l ­ tnct. (304)1115-38117. 840 ... 0380. 1117 Nov• • NeW Tlru, Front lrt~k" A~ Axels, 1.1 lllre En- HOUI'8 7:00AM·8 PM Budget Priced Tranamlaalons All Tyl)ea, Acce11 To 011er 10.000 SERVICES t877 'Chevy P/IJ 8 Cylinder, A.u- · 1400; 1978 Ford P/IJ Automttic 380 Engine. Needs Bat· !My 1400: 1888 l!oJick Ctn1ury, 4 73o Van• & 4-WDa . New Tlrll, AUtometlo, 6 Cytlnder, 11 ,!00; 4 P.M. ·8 P.M. 740-24~5866. Slztl 5' X 10' to 10' x 30' AcCIIIIOrlea 19811 Ford Ranger 5 Spoect, 4 Cylinder, 181111, Good ~le11on , 740-441·9575. 810 Home 1993 Ford Ranger SploOn, 4 ey1, 5 lmprovemontl 740-992-11 B:i! 0< 304- '85 Cllevy truck. S1000 or best 740-9411-2217 . (304)117~1. · 710 Auto• for Sale .on.r; '86 white Monti Carlo SS, $3000 or beat offer; 740·992- Recine, Ohio 45771 $3,500.00.' Nogo1ilblf 011ll'lc1eo. Trl!'tmltllono, CVC Jolnlo, 740· For 11\e- orchard gra11. allalla, (304)675-5724. Road Pay oH. Call Aller 5:00 (740)·388· M lltul Ca•; $7,ooo.oo t7401 . 388• 740 otorcycles 82 1 0 ~..,.:,:-=------1 1 1990 Yamatla Blaster. Looks CARS FROM SZI/MD. lm- Good/Runs Good. UOO. pounds /Rot>OS. Fee. $0 Down t.!4 l304)117S·I!e64. Mos. 019.911. For L1111nga 1-1011- 780 Auto Parte & to<o. (304)675-3248. 28670 Baehan · ' · Model JD20 Dllch Witch Trench- or$1,800, 7 -. Hill'S SELF .STORAGE · 24 2000 Sharp, $8,000 Call Alllf 6 P.M. $300.00. (7ol0~ 12 ElectriCII lnd NowReatlna High & Drv Self~~torage · gollg tlno;t illtikllfkr~ . . ..... propotly, . _ ...,...,. )lllflfty.lar lir. 1111. 1ltk.., her,.,_, Pasa For information regarding NOT WHAT BUT Bankruptcy contact: WHO ff Wlillam Attorney . ' . ., . c ' 4" thru 48" Plaatlc Culvert In Stock B77-~53-7222UoU!rae) Fuli.Llne.Or. Water Storage T1nke • IS11W1r Pipe: 3" tliru 8", 011 Pipe & R~luilltontfi Open: · o GITY 9:0Q.4:30 :'~:'.1:t '9:00.12:00 . . . SV8TE>IB INC. ' BANk .. #. • • !! THE BORN WSER ,.. -, HOWARD EICIVAIIIIG CO. f!'l • Bulldo•r &: Boclclu;e . '·Serllle~. - • , . , .. Houae & Trailer Sileo Land Cl•ring & . Grading Stfprie ,sy.terru & , , ·Utillluu · 1740) H2~31JI ROBE" . CON$1RU,CIION •N.w_Hom11 Gareg11 Complltll RemOdeling Stop & Compan1 FREE ESnMAres 985 4473 110 TO s~ . ,._Garages •Replaoen'leni Windowl •Room Addlllons ' . RUTLAND{ . CAR SALES 1·888~816·9609 0 N PIB .740 992·7643 1gi111on 4o.n.tle ma-l ( --1 I 5 -- · - &Acta 7 s.n->o 8 "2001" !*!'puler I ,P te - rnodo 10 Dooplc- ··1 19 "Otcayl" 22 Faehron , -r 12 Indian Norlb I • J,.-, 11 Become m.nHHt .,~,. photogtaphe•> lllchard .•• 2. Pass 24 Zodloc llgn Pau '• 26 Give oft Opening lead: • A 28 (I Iahti lleilow 30Cumnt 34 Uke aome Finally, a new -· continent ;~ . very oklertv ..• , people · .... 35 l'l'l!lmonta •·' :II Actor=~ By Phillip Alder 38 More · ~· : 31 "--who ·•·, Over the last four days , we have p.ya learned that lhe countries with lhe 37 Acrou ~· 40 Flclo'o !fiend ·, ,, highest P\'rtentage of Intemel surfers 42lcllotl : are Iceland (320 users per I ,000 peo44 Heape . . \ . ple), Finland (305), Norway (304) 49~hl ' : and Sweden (290). In fifth place, we !IOZIIch · ,:_. find a country thai is nol in Europe. 52 BaMMII .- .· Which do you think it is? Here are a .few hints. ll's abQut 53'WIIiii'-P -~~' . half the size of Russia, its lowest point is some 280 feet below sea level, and its highest poinl is some ,' · CELEPRITV CIPHER 20; 130 feet above sea leveL the aver'. I ; ' by Lui• Campos age life expectancy of babies born Celtbrlty Cltlt* CfYtiiOQramt are ctMt.s lmm quou uans by tarnous ~. puland pr•Hnt this 'year is about 73 years for a boy Each ftitteiln tha c:1JNr ~for llnOther. T~y't clue: W ~QU.tle P ., and almost80 ,years for a girL One of this counlry 's more color' ful ·players, who died in i976. was J Vt DI F EFKBZ LG CG 'F XZ 'IC Johnny Crawford. He defended . ; today's deal perfeclly in an internaMXZL SIL VGJ F SF D K . SOL LVI tional match against Great Britain . Crawford's jump to four he"arts 0 T FYI BFOVTIK L y. I WTDL . ' was brave, but presumably he PREIIIOUS SOLUTION: "Composln~ a,pioce of music Is very ternlnlno. By assumed his partner had something in · comparison, doing housework is posillvely masculine .~- Barbara Kolb .• : hearts after 1he opponents had found · -: a spade fit " West cashed the heart ace. 1hen continued with another heart, South ruffin g. WOlD . II looks as ' lhough the contract must make. doesn't it? How can • declarer do .worse than lose one ~rick . ·, Roarranoi ti11ers ~I 1111 in each side sui I? Well , when things ,; four ocra.,bltd -.to bearedcspera1e, defenders do desperate low 10 fo'"' four llmple ~do. lhings. · AI trick three , declarer immediEAVYOG .. .:. alcly played a diamond 10 dummy's ''·! Oigh1. II won the trick' Sui1ably duped, South drew ·' !rumps ·. ending in hand, then led . L0M another !liamond, covering West's jack with dummy's queen. However, .... C:rawford flashed the king out of his 0 hand . and switched 'to ·a club. The " ' . defenders took their four lficks in that TWEPS ,;;=,, ........ suit for three down. ...J _ • I remember the days when 1 used lo worty how much sotne· The United ' States has 283 Inter· L _ _ _ _ .-------~ thing would cost Now I worty - . ..... O . .. .. ·~ .. 1 I ·1 j rl: EI I ~-i~~~~ ~~~~h~~~~g ~t. I . . • ~'. INC. · • CONC}IETE · • BACKHOE SERVICES • MASONRY an...pap• • BOBCAT SERVICES . delhnlnd dlncUy ta RESID ENTIAIJ//1//////COMMERci.U R . . . . . ·R : E FREE ESTII\lATES ••••••••• FULLY INSURED :\ . ' ' y • T E Brian Jlorri.to•/ .R~d.., Olalo (140) 911&.3948 yoar door '. ' ''. ... Cal 112-IIR .., ' " >!'•. • ..• .' . - . ... SCUM-Lm ANSWIIS ' .. ! Inlaid - Woven - Natal - Dampen - PILLOW rm old enough to remember the days when the most popular place of softWare was a PILLOW '• ..'-•,, . I FRIDAY JANUARY21I .. I',,' . v ,, , _, .·· ~., Haullng*l.lmestone"Gravel Sand"ToPeoiloflll Diri"Mulch ,, · Bulldozer Sel'lllcea · ' ~. '· , p ' '(740) -,,-2-·70 . . •IJI LEI ... . '. /:. , ,. ~ -:·'', . • ·- I \; • .._,., ·t.. , ,. , ·Cellular:, .Jeff Warner Ins. ' ' .• t . '. ' ' 992-5479 ". · , Mlzw,ay Tavern · Sat. ·eand AM IX 34U37 ~obllalllllly 2 ~ .... 3 For I ahort L-...L-.L....L-.1-...L....J you dovolop from llep No. 3 bo1ow. Pp. Fri. Karaoke w/Jeff lllnoth o...n~· 16 E c WANTED: Btlckeye Community Services c.urrently has openings in Meigs County; i.,. 1.) 33 hrs/wk: 8 am Sat. thru 8 am Man; sleep-over required; . . 2) 25 hrS/Wk: 8 pm - 8 am Sat/Sun; 3) Emergency Relief (Substnutes): hour~ scheduled as needed; . , .We are searching lor compassloriate prol~ssionals with a team vision and a desire to teach personal and cpmmunlty skills to. Individuals w'ith mental retardation. The work ·environment Is lnlonttiil and· rewarding .. The requirements are:. high •school ·dlploma/GEO; valid driver's license, three years good driving experience and ·ll!dequaie automobile lnsutance · coverJlge. B1C.S. offers ~ompreflenslve tralntng in the field of MRIDD. Starting'. ' alrw: $5.50/hoUr. Interested - appll~nts n11ed Ia '.epaqlly position of Interest and !19nd resumll to: Box 604, Jackson, OH '45640'0604. All applicatloha musi lle pos!·rnarked by 1/26/00. Equal Opportunity Employer. .. . ' · · I I 20 Yrs. Exp. • Ins,.OWner: RonnJe Pones c H11lp Wantlld . iiiE,OHI04!120 (740) 367-0266 •'fl\111 ---' .~ • """'' ':"' . . l-800-950-3359 ·. r\'fi{J.f'4 •• •• 740·742·3311 .. ~ 31 32 Drop dOwn ltUtdln:y 33 Pouc:hiiU .,.,.. DOWN 1 Ieino bee .I...JI'-"_l...JIL-j_· I • ToP . Good Clean Car_s WeWIIID..L . :.=:=_ e.111 Utoe ~ I I' I ,. ~top ,_.,. Iii A~d' See , ~ I · Steve Riffle· ' . Sales, Representative , , La.rry Sc~ey ' :.~o.,. .tloollng ernrrcw ••ralllll ~HOW 1>0! . ... -- ....... - 23 llrf, M 15 Fnilt fl...nw 24 Waadon plna> ! I t " " " " ( - ) 25 Oolllr S7 ....... I t'l'l IN TilE NOW I 'IIE GQT Snilng Machin• & Vaccuum Clean1tf. Repaire We m~ke bouse ca.lls · . New Homea • Vinyl 2 &pDj= '~ IISSILL .UI...IIS, · INC. . . :' r' 0 I' 1t!26{99 1 mo. 7~742-G419 r ~ 'IOOVt f:ni "IIEICI" WO~t> 501~ Of I'IJM!t, E.IJI:.L! '• .. 740-992-5212 v "~-~l¥.::.T-'tli£Cilll\T~ BIU::. ~ 'ICU: Qll.l!if~Ci>IFT . 1'1.1~ : 0\~l:.T~~r\ 2 1• . ,. t N<\ Tl\~ r.tmT Of !' :~ 14 - PICIIIC" 110 • . · - 4 7 117 tlo I d' 1 12 441 L*M'I 1...... t buy . -.. 20 "Anglo" 51 UniiM 21 ... _ _ . . ...... .... ......, .... __ ' Septic & Cl1t1tl'n Tank• ..,.,...,. __ 0 . •. -d 441 Ur I IFill ....... 1 .., 741:l 118!1 3813 '""'"A . 11 I Pass Pass . ,....... _,. 40et.k . ~ .:1 'Ill_. Plallllr, Olllih 4ml3. SJ. At.' 7 Wool t• p ... t• 4. lndullt ...... houto, drrlhos, .. hou!lhaW ..... T1MI...W 1llnct., qllll1lanl ,.,. "e ltlmlmopty to •lf!on!lr lelart pt IC ''I .33795 Hiland Rd. Pomeroy, Ohio · FRI!E ESTIMATES 1991 Gmc Sitar! Van, Autom .. ~an. Mlltaa•- l1.75o.oo. 7~~7112, <llllpolll ' 01111> - ............. 1,.... 1740) 812· 1101 or . • 882·2753 By: Monday January· 1997 .Buick leSabre automoblte, Pet Profeaalonala: Shters, Walk· trs, Groomers, Etc. Reach Mil: Ilona 01 Potential Cuatomeral Free Lilting On Internet's Moat Popular Pet ITraval ,Databaae. Contact : www.pelawalcoma.com Or 1-877-Pat-~ olliroodal IIJ 'I ...... I fllr MW. ... Ita W~ter, So Don•• 1. Put Off ThMe In1lde Jobe Any Longer. can Todayl Free Eltlmatel 199~ Wl'teels, A/C, Tilt, Crulae, Pwr, Locka, Pwr Windows, Pwr Seats, $8,200 .00; (2,0.00 Under Book Vlkll)l 740-882-7512 South SMITH'S CONSTRUCTION the reourredion. Rita & }uni.or White 110 74D-742·8015 '• 992-93~ or IH-mt · 740-949·2844 evenings and wee· Pets for Sale 25 yrs experience . Free Estimates Coli for_, loll>i-lloa and ;...,ailo 5121 . . · masonaFJ/Wood · CHoly NJho died 3 yearo ago on January 20, 1997 <Ill roliMa,..... z Vulnerable: Neither . Dealer; West ' 8.1\NKBIJPJJ:Y , Sidewalks, Patlbs . Complete Garages: oCHIDitrdol •Iocllllrill Senhla Melp oDd Golllo Muriel A. Spires, • 9 5 4 Quality Dtiv.eways, •lbsldealill In Memory Of My Preciow Mother, ,(304)675-3992. • 7 63 '· .CONNEO~ON for K 8 3· •Q G&W PWIICS AND YOUI CONCRETE pto•kles wute dhP"II • •AQ9B2 Truck sejlts, car seats, headlintrs, truck tarps, convertible .& vinyl-tops, Four wheeler seats, ·motorcycle seats, boat cQvers, carpets, etc. · Mon • Frl 8:30 - 5:00 Over·40 yrs experlen~ " , .40 742-8888·' . • K4 lloelll ' . • 43 • J 5' •AQJ I06 A & D•uto Up o stery • P u, nc Southern Ohio DispJsal .Miniature •K J9842 A 7 5 www.sunsetliome.com r- Ready for a dlaage? 830 • ., 740-741-3411 740-985-3813 t/03100 1 mo. pd. . Eosl · Bryaa jijens Free Esdmatn 7 Tappen PlaiDs, OH 74D-992-2068 ..... 740-992-2371 . Weot • 10 7 6 8959.187!f-4452. X•58, Tooll & Socklla: wfTool Box, $75 plul Rtchlr;ablt DrUI w/C111 & accesaori11. Also SuperNinten· CIO. ~ - (304)17$-4458. 560 • 7 ',fi ' 991-78\S 661-7311 UC. I oo-&0 11n""" • 10 I 3 • A Q 10 9 8 2 New Construction &: Re1110deling - Kilcllen Cabinets Vinyl Sidillg- Roofs - Pecks- Gara~ ?,t!c::· 1"-d•- Cllcll-- • KJ 5 ........ B•••• Cllltlindfl'llli 50 Yrs. Combined AT 1:30 P.M. Loodod/Shorp. S2,500. l304)675- :I PLOMBINCI Thui'8Ciaya 1990 Cnevy Ltlmlnl, 2.5 Au• toR'IItiC, ,.... motorltrana. Shlrp. Sawmill $3,715. Saw logs Into DMil Pomeroy E8glea 1911.9 81<o.. Wl1h E..... M,OOO -12.300. 7oi0-2S6-1032. h""' Gill Sllop, 740-7-12. sOra, ALDER 1161 Portctll M4 l'llrbo, atGne II'"Y with buogondy _ . . or, 3300 ICtUII mtatl, tooll and -~HOIII OliiJMIM ACROSS ' East State Street Athens, Ohio 45701 Ph~e (740) 593'-6671 • Saturday.-Jan. 22, ·2000 The- year ahead can be a lime when ambilions can be fulfilled ond your sodal needs gratified. This . could bring abolllloRJ term improvements in your bali~ lif..tyle. AQUARIUS .(Jan. 20-Feb. ·19) PUuin1 your heads 10lether with iwo differen1 friends inight prove worthwhile today in. helpina you ' sort out an importanl !lecislon with j'Oihich you're confronted. Scek,them 1/Ut. 1\'yin& to, patch ilp a·broken •. loom""""? The Astro-Dtll'il Match. maker can help you ~ildentlnd what 110 do 10 make the relalionship work. . 1Mail. $2.75 10 Motchm...,, c/o this · I newapoper, P.O. Box 17$8; Mum1y : Hill Stoliori, New York, NY IQI~. • · PISCES (Feb. .20-Morch 20) ; You'n: opt 10 fare bellcr today than · you miaflt 1omonow with ony mote-' :rill concerns. If you have on lmpqr•llnl fiMnciollll........,.lO · to do 10 now. · ., ··· :uy ... (No l$unday Cella) ,, I ,·, . ' ' ~ VIRGO (Aug. 23,Sepr. 22J Where . ARIES (March 21-Aprii 19) What · you share o vested in1ercs1 wi1h you have going for you lodoy is your another, there are some benefits lo be excellent f0Je1iilhl, so if you.act upon made lodoy. Yow- lead mi1hl come il properly, you •hould be obloto lay from a normally hidden source. out plan< thai will prove to be quite UB~ (Sep1. 23-0c1. 23) Severfonuitnu•. . . ' al pleasant experiences could be in TAURUS (J\prii20-May 20).LiJ · , · . the offins for you today lhrough ten 10 your heart loday when 11 . involvements you hav~ with associc'umcs tu i!'!'iUC5 thai involve those ' ates on both a professional and social whu nrc nenr and dear lu )'flU . .. level. ' Chunces nrc ynur intuitive concern's SCORPIO (0c1. 24-Nov. 22) · will steer yoilr w;tjons ~om:.ctly. , Opportuni1ies for advancemenl OBMIN! (May 21 •Junc 20) Hopes involving your work or c.,..r could . nod wishes can only l>ccomc rialilic• come abou1today lhrwah two difwhen they arc oc1~ upon in • posiferentso1rrces. One mishlcome ff9'1l . 1i\'c, pruducll vc monncr, If you aprly . ~ perionil effort, the Other from a sec- · . yourself 10'!'~' ·!~cse . ct"l•· 'this_ ond party. · ' ' •. . could be' a succmful day... 1 • '· •· ,· ·.' SAGITI'A:RIUS (Nov. 23' 0ce. .CANI:;BR (June 21-July-22) Lady 21) l,ady l!.uck tends to. favor your · Luck couhi'be Instrumental in pving c"dcavors 'today, particularly with you .on cd1c today, ••pecially wbere your aoc:iol ~~in. The spirit of finan<es are involved. If you scnliC good fe)lowship is lhe .calalys1 for 1 her presence, reqch for what l'"' can. good fortune. • LBO (July 2l·Aug. 22) Li<ten CAPRICORN (Dec.:22-Jan. 191 c.,.tully 1\)ilay to OUJIC!Iionl or Don't lei any grass IIOW under your advice oll'crcd you todoy. because feet1oday if you - a way to hetl~r lhere Ia • •'10"1 poulbilky y1.,r botl<1.~ition in nre. Somc1hins will poovido you with ~ con!il"f'ive , f01tui1~ eriukl ,'01110 1o you 1hrou1h '. sllnl.oo some1hinalmponaoltto you.·· a remote cnaarem<nt. "'"'""nc ' I ' ·i.' �. • .. ... .,. ... . .. ... '" ., . .. : ~- . ~ • P~~g~ 8 4 • The O.Hy Sentinel Pomeroy, llldcleport, Ohio ' 5<10 MII!Cei..I'MI!KII M11chandiM PHILLIP -lie --·-olgh1--.... TIPt)IIPI HI Efftctency 10"'- Oaa FurnecM, 011 Fur'**" 12 Sew • . $14,000. 74f·••2·1506 - - Heet Pump I Air Conditioning Holling I ~--·--· =11110Q.1~. ilo!-- ...._ or 740·141·2144 IY*nlngl and 11 . . Bo•rds, Plankl, hltnl. Urge Copoclly. But lloluo A(l~- FREE l n -. 1-eoo. 12,150. oeo. Pl/11111 Lo.-'Shorp. 12,!00. (304)675· "f1-. -.1815-445.2. 1910 Chevy Lumina, 2.5 Au· atze bed, bar atoo••· ""•c htma for 1111, 740-8Q2· tornatlc. naw motorltrant. Sttarp. $2,150. 090. ParUat trld11 conaldared . 1989 Pontiac Grand Prix, 3.1 Automattc. Hew paint. 2!101. STEEL BUILDINGS • Buy NoW! 1999 Prieea /limited Stock! 25x30, 30x40, !OK1 :ZO. lmmedllte OeiMir:yl1~-793() 1 -·con- llderld . 1188 Ponllac Grand Prl•, 3 .1 Automatk:. New paint. 578-1313 NORWOOD SAW· MIU.S 252 Sonwtn DIM, Bullolo. tuu Club Blngo_On Experience Honest & Reliable Free. Estimates Senior Citizens Discount llllln St., Pan-rvy, OH Plylft9 . . .00 1*81111!e $300.00 eov-11 $5011.00 Slllburlt Progt'MIIw'top liM. JACKS ROOFING . & CONSTRUCTION. G"lf Plastles St. .New Roofs. • Repairs · • Goaling • Gutters Rutland , Ohio ~t. • Siding • Drywall • Painting • Plumbing Free Estimates ·Spr•t Dtttloplltftl Joseph Jacks 1 I/2"Water Pipe $41.00 per hundred ft. Specltd In Memory . 1994 Cavalier, 2 door, 4 cyl., 5 speed, c .o . .Player, A/C. $3000 080. (304)675«193. 199< Garn•n ·Cotor Buick Rogal, 2 Block, brick, sewer pipes, wind- Doors, Equipped 'l(lth Everything OWl, lintala, ate. Claude Wlntert, Very Good Conclltton, S8,150. Rio Grandt. ·OH Call 7"'0·2<45740-245-5009. Ten 21' Roof Trusses $30 Each; 1994 Mustailg convertible, 3.8 v~ tHu, with wtlite top, Nine 40' Roof Tru&HI $60 Each; e automatic, cloth Interior, amlfm CIS" Seven 2•• Roof Trusses .$20 ,...,, 511.716 mllll, lift front clamEach: Eleven 34' Roof TrLi&lll age, runs and drlvaa, asking ~ Eadl, 7ol0-992-5496. $5500 ; 740-992-1506 day1 or -- 3 Golden Retriever pups, 2 Ia· males , 1 male AKC rtg. wl PI· pera have had 2nd allots 304· 273-00U. HIIIP wanted Buick Lesabre Custom <4 Doors, Loaded, · aiuminum Adorable AKC Aeglsterel:l Show Quality Boston Terrier Puppies, Shots & Wormed, 1 Mala, 1 Fa- mate. "For Thll S/»Ciaf somsons 1995 BuiCk Regal One Owner, on trVafentlne's!• 1$300, DE· 740-245-5695. POSIT Wlt.L KOLD, 740-388 - I 995 Camara, V-6 automatic, . 9325. • " cusiOm ~ car, custom wheels AKC registered ChiMae Shar-Pe! and dash, black ; 71, 167· miles. 1 minor front damage, runs and pupp 11. lOll o1 wrinkles, $300, drives, asking $5000, 740-992no-949-2126. · 1506· days or 7"0·949-2844 AKC Reglslerad Dacttshund Fe- evenings and weel<erlds. male 4 Months Old, tat 2 Satl ot Sholl. very Frtendly, s 2 !io, 740 • · 1995 Ford Mustang, V-6·. auto, ~1998. 37,000 n:Mies, while wilh gray In· terlof, front damage, $3,500, 740- ~ AKC raglalarad Yor1de puppy for 992-1 !506 days, 740-949-2644 I -"'""-:.;':.:'":.;''":.;r<~~=._·- - - - Fun Blooded RotiWIUtr Puppies Father: AKC Reglatarad i Mott.er: Full-Blooded, $1CIO, First Shots & Worlftltd, 740-388·8743. . 1986 Mustang GT convertible, ~ . 6 V-8 aulomallc, black wtlh black leather Interior, Alloy wlleeis, 41.641 mtles.left kont damage, aaklng $5500, 740.992· L9oklng for fema'ia · longhair . 1508 ctaya or 740· 948-2644 Dachshund to billed, Pteaae call ............. 7-2055-moaaago. The Village Of Middleport Is accepting letters of interest and resumes from any Meigs County Attorney who would be interested i serving ao V"tllage Solicitor Please send inquire• to: Mayor 'o. Office VIllage of Middleport 237 Race Street Middleport, Ohio 45760 . mlluge 27 ,ooo, oxcellon! condl· Hon, garage kept, for appointment :~7~~-~;~~, alter &pm or AKC Reglllered Weimaraner. 730 Vana & 4-WDe . 1992 lsuzu Rodeo v-e. 5 sPeed, ~997 Dodge Intrepid , 3.5 V-6, 740-441-t489. front whtll drive, 59,833 mites, maroon with gray interior, cruise, ac, amlfm ca111111, PS, recov· ered thelt, asking $7800, 740 • 992· 1506 days or 740·949-21W4 1993 S·tO Blazer P.W, PL. PS. AI C, 4.3 Utre Vontc Excellent Con· dillon, Runs Great! Green Colored, 85.000 Miles ,. Asking """'*'*'land _,.nds. . FARM SUPPLIE S & LIVESTO CK 1998 Ponllac Flreblrd Trans-Am, 2 Clr, 1-topt, 11000 mtfts, auto. cd, allver metallic with dark pewter leather, right 'front suspension 610 Farm Equipment damage, $14,300, 740-992-1506 $1 o.ooo,. PB9 740·446·4423 Days; 740-245-9244 Evening&. 1997 Ford Expedition 4 wo 40,000 Miles, Excellent Condition $24,500, 740-367~2ui. 119 ctaya, 740•949-2644 eveslweekend&. . 19 Silverado 4x4 3rd Door, V· 8 Loaded! 22,000 mllee Stll for Super A Farm AU , wiU~. Culllva- 95 Chevy Corsica, ~.IL. V-6, Air, PW, PO, AMIFM Cassetle. Beau· 836l LlvestQ~:k Bu1ch8l' Hog 7ol0-256-8510. Hone Mara . to haVe 319-3323 X215e. . colt In May. Broke to ride. $600. 840 . . For Sale Or Trade, 1991 Caprice C.tanlc . Ntw Sllocka. Brak11 , Fully Loaded Leattter · Ect. Hay & Grain Call On· We1kends Only. 740· good quality, 7(0· 742·3090 ar · 379-2842. 740-7ol2-3324.' 720 Trucke for Sale Wanted: Lea11 Oiaaater Tobacco Poundage 2,000 Pounds, 740- 1981 Chevy/SWB.· S1op-Sido: P/ U, 6cyl, 3opd. good Shape, Now _-1052. Tires, sharp llttlit truck. $2500 . $1raw: Brtght W6re ll1. Straw Yaar 'Fiound Delivery & Volume ·Dia· count Available. Htrllage Farm . · rRANSPO RTATION 3357. . CARS $100, $500 & UP. POliCE IMPOUND. Honda's Toyota's Chovyo, Jeopo, And Sport U1111; lltl. Call Now! 800·772· 7470· ·EXT.7832. . •. Honda• 1eeo-110 From 129/Mo.. lmpoundll 0 Down, Jol Montho 0 11.911. Llltlngo. 800-31~3323 Ext. 31101. 1N4 ~-Carlo, MI>M .COrdlon, 740-.387-7116. . " " Honda Aeconl NC, Cruise, .._ I !~\"'" Gqod. 1150. Nego- - · 7-1-1013. 1186 Trono-Am 380, Au1omaue. Good ConGIUon, $1.995. 7•0· , ., -1 .:=· f40441o0511 . Ttlnl. • l400.00. ga · s..... a..... ~ion New Construction & Remodeling - Kitchen cabinets· Vinyl SidingRoofs - Decks - Garages Free Estimates 740·74l·34U Bryan Reeves www.su11sethome.co .DIPOYIAG PIRft . 245·!5877. 790 Campent & Motor Homes 1997 Palomino Shl11and Pop-Up Ce~. (304)875-7910. cond. 1994 Chevy S·10 extend cab, 4.3 Iller, a cyl. , ~ ap., a/c, pa, pb, 120.000 1'1\iltl, good condition, 7~448-7194 or 740-992·2529. . BASEMENT . WATERPIIOOFIIIO Unconditional lifetime guarantee. Local rere,.ncea turnfahed, Et· 1oblllhocl 1975. Col1 24 Hro. (7ol0) 4•8-0870, 1•800·287.0578.'Rogers Wat11 proofi.'Q. . ' 1999 Ranger XLT, 3.0, V-8 En- gino, A.C. (304)1175-4014. 95 Ford F-150 4x4 excellent cor\• dillon. Ful~ lOaded anct """"· Garage kept, 32,000 actual mll11, aharp truck! 117,000. (740)·2511· 1243 t987 Foret lull alza con..,eralon van, 302 automat~. Ivory Coast Conversion «Houston , Tellat) , gray velour Interior. tront and l'llr air, all extru, $3400 OBO, 740· 892·1506 daya or 740·&4~2044 -.tnga. 1--------:...1987 8-10 BIIZif 4X4, Automat· lc, Looks & Runs Good, Mlny Now Parts. $1,800.00 OBD. 7ol0· 446:8827. Appliance Parll ~nd ServiCe: All Name Brtndl OYtr 2$ Veers Ex· perlence "AII Wofk G!Jaranllld, Frencl1 City Maytag, 140-446· 7795. General Home Main- " tenence· Painting, vinyl tidlnQ, car~ntry, dOOrt, wlndo~l. baths, mobllt homo _,.,ilnd """'· For free 11timate call Chet, 740-882C&C 6323. Jima DryWall & construCtion . Ntw Construction l Remoctell Siding, Aoot•. Addl· Uon,, Poln11ng, tiC . (30-4)e70· Dry~all , 4123 0< (3114)17ol-o115. Livingston·• · Baeement Water Proofing, all bailment ripalfl done. lre.a· 11t1mat11, ltletltnl guarantee. t 2yre on Job hpe~l ­ tnct. (304)1115-38117. 840 ... 0380. 1117 Nov• • NeW Tlru, Front lrt~k" A~ Axels, 1.1 lllre En- HOUI'8 7:00AM·8 PM Budget Priced Tranamlaalons All Tyl)ea, Acce11 To 011er 10.000 SERVICES t877 'Chevy P/IJ 8 Cylinder, A.u- · 1400; 1978 Ford P/IJ Automttic 380 Engine. Needs Bat· !My 1400: 1888 l!oJick Ctn1ury, 4 73o Van• & 4-WDa . New Tlrll, AUtometlo, 6 Cytlnder, 11 ,!00; 4 P.M. ·8 P.M. 740-24~5866. Slztl 5' X 10' to 10' x 30' AcCIIIIOrlea 19811 Ford Ranger 5 Spoect, 4 Cylinder, 181111, Good ~le11on , 740-441·9575. 810 Home 1993 Ford Ranger SploOn, 4 ey1, 5 lmprovemontl 740-992-11 B:i! 0< 304- '85 Cllevy truck. S1000 or best 740-9411-2217 . (304)117~1. · 710 Auto• for Sale .on.r; '86 white Monti Carlo SS, $3000 or beat offer; 740·992- Recine, Ohio 45771 $3,500.00.' Nogo1ilblf 011ll'lc1eo. Trl!'tmltllono, CVC Jolnlo, 740· For 11\e- orchard gra11. allalla, (304)675-5724. Road Pay oH. Call Aller 5:00 (740)·388· M lltul Ca•; $7,ooo.oo t7401 . 388• 740 otorcycles 82 1 0 ~..,.:,:-=------1 1 1990 Yamatla Blaster. Looks CARS FROM SZI/MD. lm- Good/Runs Good. UOO. pounds /Rot>OS. Fee. $0 Down t.!4 l304)117S·I!e64. Mos. 019.911. For L1111nga 1-1011- 780 Auto Parte & to<o. (304)675-3248. 28670 Baehan · ' · Model JD20 Dllch Witch Trench- or$1,800, 7 -. Hill'S SELF .STORAGE · 24 2000 Sharp, $8,000 Call Alllf 6 P.M. $300.00. (7ol0~ 12 ElectriCII lnd NowReatlna High & Drv Self~~torage · gollg tlno;t illtikllfkr~ . . ..... propotly, . _ ...,...,. )lllflfty.lar lir. 1111. 1ltk.., her,.,_, Pasa For information regarding NOT WHAT BUT Bankruptcy contact: WHO ff Wlillam Attorney . ' . ., . c ' 4" thru 48" Plaatlc Culvert In Stock B77-~53-7222UoU!rae) Fuli.Llne.Or. Water Storage T1nke • IS11W1r Pipe: 3" tliru 8", 011 Pipe & R~luilltontfi Open: · o GITY 9:0Q.4:30 :'~:'.1:t '9:00.12:00 . . . SV8TE>IB INC. ' BANk .. #. • • !! THE BORN WSER ,.. -, HOWARD EICIVAIIIIG CO. f!'l • Bulldo•r &: Boclclu;e . '·Serllle~. - • , . , .. Houae & Trailer Sileo Land Cl•ring & . Grading Stfprie ,sy.terru & , , ·Utillluu · 1740) H2~31JI ROBE" . CON$1RU,CIION •N.w_Hom11 Gareg11 Complltll RemOdeling Stop & Compan1 FREE ESnMAres 985 4473 110 TO s~ . ,._Garages •Replaoen'leni Windowl •Room Addlllons ' . RUTLAND{ . CAR SALES 1·888~816·9609 0 N PIB .740 992·7643 1gi111on 4o.n.tle ma-l ( --1 I 5 -- · - &Acta 7 s.n->o 8 "2001" !*!'puler I ,P te - rnodo 10 Dooplc- ··1 19 "Otcayl" 22 Faehron , -r 12 Indian Norlb I • J,.-, 11 Become m.nHHt .,~,. photogtaphe•> lllchard .•• 2. Pass 24 Zodloc llgn Pau '• 26 Give oft Opening lead: • A 28 (I Iahti lleilow 30Cumnt 34 Uke aome Finally, a new -· continent ;~ . very oklertv ..• , people · .... 35 l'l'l!lmonta •·' :II Actor=~ By Phillip Alder 38 More · ~· : 31 "--who ·•·, Over the last four days , we have p.ya learned that lhe countries with lhe 37 Acrou ~· 40 Flclo'o !fiend ·, ,, highest P\'rtentage of Intemel surfers 42lcllotl : are Iceland (320 users per I ,000 peo44 Heape . . \ . ple), Finland (305), Norway (304) 49~hl ' : and Sweden (290). In fifth place, we !IOZIIch · ,:_. find a country thai is nol in Europe. 52 BaMMII .- .· Which do you think it is? Here are a .few hints. ll's abQut 53'WIIiii'-P -~~' . half the size of Russia, its lowest point is some 280 feet below sea level, and its highest poinl is some ,' · CELEPRITV CIPHER 20; 130 feet above sea leveL the aver'. I ; ' by Lui• Campos age life expectancy of babies born Celtbrlty Cltlt* CfYtiiOQramt are ctMt.s lmm quou uans by tarnous ~. puland pr•Hnt this 'year is about 73 years for a boy Each ftitteiln tha c:1JNr ~for llnOther. T~y't clue: W ~QU.tle P ., and almost80 ,years for a girL One of this counlry 's more color' ful ·players, who died in i976. was J Vt DI F EFKBZ LG CG 'F XZ 'IC Johnny Crawford. He defended . ; today's deal perfeclly in an internaMXZL SIL VGJ F SF D K . SOL LVI tional match against Great Britain . Crawford's jump to four he"arts 0 T FYI BFOVTIK L y. I WTDL . ' was brave, but presumably he PREIIIOUS SOLUTION: "Composln~ a,pioce of music Is very ternlnlno. By assumed his partner had something in · comparison, doing housework is posillvely masculine .~- Barbara Kolb .• : hearts after 1he opponents had found · -: a spade fit " West cashed the heart ace. 1hen continued with another heart, South ruffin g. WOlD . II looks as ' lhough the contract must make. doesn't it? How can • declarer do .worse than lose one ~rick . ·, Roarranoi ti11ers ~I 1111 in each side sui I? Well , when things ,; four ocra.,bltd -.to bearedcspera1e, defenders do desperate low 10 fo'"' four llmple ~do. lhings. · AI trick three , declarer immediEAVYOG .. .:. alcly played a diamond 10 dummy's ''·! Oigh1. II won the trick' Sui1ably duped, South drew ·' !rumps ·. ending in hand, then led . L0M another !liamond, covering West's jack with dummy's queen. However, .... C:rawford flashed the king out of his 0 hand . and switched 'to ·a club. The " ' . defenders took their four lficks in that TWEPS ,;;=,, ........ suit for three down. ...J _ • I remember the days when 1 used lo worty how much sotne· The United ' States has 283 Inter· L _ _ _ _ .-------~ thing would cost Now I worty - . ..... O . .. .. ·~ .. 1 I ·1 j rl: EI I ~-i~~~~ ~~~~h~~~~g ~t. I . . • ~'. INC. · • CONC}IETE · • BACKHOE SERVICES • MASONRY an...pap• • BOBCAT SERVICES . delhnlnd dlncUy ta RESID ENTIAIJ//1//////COMMERci.U R . . . . . ·R : E FREE ESTII\lATES ••••••••• FULLY INSURED :\ . ' ' y • T E Brian Jlorri.to•/ .R~d.., Olalo (140) 911&.3948 yoar door '. ' ''. ... Cal 112-IIR .., ' " >!'•. • ..• .' . - . ... SCUM-Lm ANSWIIS ' .. ! Inlaid - Woven - Natal - Dampen - PILLOW rm old enough to remember the days when the most popular place of softWare was a PILLOW '• ..'-•,, . I FRIDAY JANUARY21I .. I',,' . v ,, , _, .·· ~., Haullng*l.lmestone"Gravel Sand"ToPeoiloflll Diri"Mulch ,, · Bulldozer Sel'lllcea · ' ~. '· , p ' '(740) -,,-2-·70 . . •IJI LEI ... . '. /:. , ,. ~ -:·'', . • ·- I \; • .._,., ·t.. , ,. , ·Cellular:, .Jeff Warner Ins. ' ' .• t . '. ' ' 992-5479 ". · , Mlzw,ay Tavern · Sat. ·eand AM IX 34U37 ~obllalllllly 2 ~ .... 3 For I ahort L-...L-.L....L-.1-...L....J you dovolop from llep No. 3 bo1ow. Pp. Fri. Karaoke w/Jeff lllnoth o...n~· 16 E c WANTED: Btlckeye Community Services c.urrently has openings in Meigs County; i.,. 1.) 33 hrs/wk: 8 am Sat. thru 8 am Man; sleep-over required; . . 2) 25 hrS/Wk: 8 pm - 8 am Sat/Sun; 3) Emergency Relief (Substnutes): hour~ scheduled as needed; . , .We are searching lor compassloriate prol~ssionals with a team vision and a desire to teach personal and cpmmunlty skills to. Individuals w'ith mental retardation. The work ·environment Is lnlonttiil and· rewarding .. The requirements are:. high •school ·dlploma/GEO; valid driver's license, three years good driving experience and ·ll!dequaie automobile lnsutance · coverJlge. B1C.S. offers ~ompreflenslve tralntng in the field of MRIDD. Starting'. ' alrw: $5.50/hoUr. Interested - appll~nts n11ed Ia '.epaqlly position of Interest and !19nd resumll to: Box 604, Jackson, OH '45640'0604. All applicatloha musi lle pos!·rnarked by 1/26/00. Equal Opportunity Employer. .. . ' · · I I 20 Yrs. Exp. • Ins,.OWner: RonnJe Pones c H11lp Wantlld . iiiE,OHI04!120 (740) 367-0266 •'fl\111 ---' .~ • """'' ':"' . . l-800-950-3359 ·. r\'fi{J.f'4 •• •• 740·742·3311 .. ~ 31 32 Drop dOwn ltUtdln:y 33 Pouc:hiiU .,.,.. DOWN 1 Ieino bee .I...JI'-"_l...JIL-j_· I • ToP . Good Clean Car_s WeWIIID..L . :.=:=_ e.111 Utoe ~ I I' I ,. ~top ,_.,. Iii A~d' See , ~ I · Steve Riffle· ' . Sales, Representative , , La.rry Sc~ey ' :.~o.,. .tloollng ernrrcw ••ralllll ~HOW 1>0! . ... -- ....... - 23 llrf, M 15 Fnilt fl...nw 24 Waadon plna> ! I t " " " " ( - ) 25 Oolllr S7 ....... I t'l'l IN TilE NOW I 'IIE GQT Snilng Machin• & Vaccuum Clean1tf. Repaire We m~ke bouse ca.lls · . New Homea • Vinyl 2 &pDj= '~ IISSILL .UI...IIS, · INC. . . :' r' 0 I' 1t!26{99 1 mo. 7~742-G419 r ~ 'IOOVt f:ni "IIEICI" WO~t> 501~ Of I'IJM!t, E.IJI:.L! '• .. 740-992-5212 v "~-~l¥.::.T-'tli£Cilll\T~ BIU::. ~ 'ICU: Qll.l!if~Ci>IFT . 1'1.1~ : 0\~l:.T~~r\ 2 1• . ,. t N<\ Tl\~ r.tmT Of !' :~ 14 - PICIIIC" 110 • . · - 4 7 117 tlo I d' 1 12 441 L*M'I 1...... t buy . -.. 20 "Anglo" 51 UniiM 21 ... _ _ . . ...... .... ......, .... __ ' Septic & Cl1t1tl'n Tank• ..,.,...,. __ 0 . •. -d 441 Ur I IFill ....... 1 .., 741:l 118!1 3813 '""'"A . 11 I Pass Pass . ,....... _,. 40et.k . ~ .:1 'Ill_. Plallllr, Olllih 4ml3. SJ. At.' 7 Wool t• p ... t• 4. lndullt ...... houto, drrlhos, .. hou!lhaW ..... T1MI...W 1llnct., qllll1lanl ,.,. "e ltlmlmopty to •lf!on!lr lelart pt IC ''I .33795 Hiland Rd. Pomeroy, Ohio · FRI!E ESTIMATES 1991 Gmc Sitar! Van, Autom .. ~an. Mlltaa•- l1.75o.oo. 7~~7112, <llllpolll ' 01111> - ............. 1,.... 1740) 812· 1101 or . • 882·2753 By: Monday January· 1997 .Buick leSabre automoblte, Pet Profeaalonala: Shters, Walk· trs, Groomers, Etc. Reach Mil: Ilona 01 Potential Cuatomeral Free Lilting On Internet's Moat Popular Pet ITraval ,Databaae. Contact : www.pelawalcoma.com Or 1-877-Pat-~ olliroodal IIJ 'I ...... I fllr MW. ... Ita W~ter, So Don•• 1. Put Off ThMe In1lde Jobe Any Longer. can Todayl Free Eltlmatel 199~ Wl'teels, A/C, Tilt, Crulae, Pwr, Locka, Pwr Windows, Pwr Seats, $8,200 .00; (2,0.00 Under Book Vlkll)l 740-882-7512 South SMITH'S CONSTRUCTION the reourredion. Rita & }uni.or White 110 74D-742·8015 '• 992-93~ or IH-mt · 740-949·2844 evenings and wee· Pets for Sale 25 yrs experience . Free Estimates Coli for_, loll>i-lloa and ;...,ailo 5121 . . · masonaFJ/Wood · CHoly NJho died 3 yearo ago on January 20, 1997 <Ill roliMa,..... z Vulnerable: Neither . Dealer; West ' 8.1\NKBIJPJJ:Y , Sidewalks, Patlbs . Complete Garages: oCHIDitrdol •Iocllllrill Senhla Melp oDd Golllo Muriel A. Spires, • 9 5 4 Quality Dtiv.eways, •lbsldealill In Memory Of My Preciow Mother, ,(304)675-3992. • 7 63 '· .CONNEO~ON for K 8 3· •Q G&W PWIICS AND YOUI CONCRETE pto•kles wute dhP"II • •AQ9B2 Truck sejlts, car seats, headlintrs, truck tarps, convertible .& vinyl-tops, Four wheeler seats, ·motorcycle seats, boat cQvers, carpets, etc. · Mon • Frl 8:30 - 5:00 Over·40 yrs experlen~ " , .40 742-8888·' . • K4 lloelll ' . • 43 • J 5' •AQJ I06 A & D•uto Up o stery • P u, nc Southern Ohio DispJsal .Miniature •K J9842 A 7 5 www.sunsetliome.com r- Ready for a dlaage? 830 • ., 740-741-3411 740-985-3813 t/03100 1 mo. pd. . Eosl · Bryaa jijens Free Esdmatn 7 Tappen PlaiDs, OH 74D-992-2068 ..... 740-992-2371 . Weot • 10 7 6 8959.187!f-4452. X•58, Tooll & Socklla: wfTool Box, $75 plul Rtchlr;ablt DrUI w/C111 & accesaori11. Also SuperNinten· CIO. ~ - (304)17$-4458. 560 • 7 ',fi ' 991-78\S 661-7311 UC. I oo-&0 11n""" • 10 I 3 • A Q 10 9 8 2 New Construction &: Re1110deling - Kilcllen Cabinets Vinyl Sidillg- Roofs - Pecks- Gara~ ?,t!c::· 1"-d•- Cllcll-- • KJ 5 ........ B•••• Cllltlindfl'llli 50 Yrs. Combined AT 1:30 P.M. Loodod/Shorp. S2,500. l304)675- :I PLOMBINCI Thui'8Ciaya 1990 Cnevy Ltlmlnl, 2.5 Au• toR'IItiC, ,.... motorltrana. Shlrp. Sawmill $3,715. Saw logs Into DMil Pomeroy E8glea 1911.9 81<o.. Wl1h E..... M,OOO -12.300. 7oi0-2S6-1032. h""' Gill Sllop, 740-7-12. sOra, ALDER 1161 Portctll M4 l'llrbo, atGne II'"Y with buogondy _ . . or, 3300 ICtUII mtatl, tooll and -~HOIII OliiJMIM ACROSS ' East State Street Athens, Ohio 45701 Ph~e (740) 593'-6671 • Saturday.-Jan. 22, ·2000 The- year ahead can be a lime when ambilions can be fulfilled ond your sodal needs gratified. This . could bring abolllloRJ term improvements in your bali~ lif..tyle. AQUARIUS .(Jan. 20-Feb. ·19) PUuin1 your heads 10lether with iwo differen1 friends inight prove worthwhile today in. helpina you ' sort out an importanl !lecislon with j'Oihich you're confronted. Scek,them 1/Ut. 1\'yin& to, patch ilp a·broken •. loom""""? The Astro-Dtll'il Match. maker can help you ~ildentlnd what 110 do 10 make the relalionship work. . 1Mail. $2.75 10 Motchm...,, c/o this · I newapoper, P.O. Box 17$8; Mum1y : Hill Stoliori, New York, NY IQI~. • · PISCES (Feb. .20-Morch 20) ; You'n: opt 10 fare bellcr today than · you miaflt 1omonow with ony mote-' :rill concerns. If you have on lmpqr•llnl fiMnciollll........,.lO · to do 10 now. · ., ··· :uy ... (No l$unday Cella) ,, I ,·, . ' ' ~ VIRGO (Aug. 23,Sepr. 22J Where . ARIES (March 21-Aprii 19) What · you share o vested in1ercs1 wi1h you have going for you lodoy is your another, there are some benefits lo be excellent f0Je1iilhl, so if you.act upon made lodoy. 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"'"'""nc ' I ' ·i.' �• ."-9• B 8 • The DallY SenUnel Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio ... • Tulsa, Louisville post Wins . .:. · COMMENTARY Arizona remains unbeaten hi PAC 10.pla Ey BETH HARRIS o\P Sport1 Writer · . LOS ANGELES (AP) - It doesn't get much grimmer than this (or UCLA. . "rhe Bruins, ranked 25th, saw their Pac-10 Conference title hopes dealt a critical blow in a 76-61loss to No.2 Arizona on Thursday night. • Days after winning at Norlh Carolina to climb back into ihe national nmkings, the Bruins (10-5) held their own against'the Wildcats for a Iialf, only to come unraveled in the final 20 minutes. • UCLA committed 26 turnovers, went 3-for-21 from 3-point range a.td were 2-<>f-4 from tbe free-throw line. Tbe Bruins hap no free throws lintil five minutes were left in the game. "We're still at the point where we're not playing consistent basketball. It's kind of the theme of the season," coach Steve Lavin said. ''There's no easy games remaining on. the schedule .." The Bruins, 1-3 in the Pac-10, are off to their worst conference start $ince opening 0·3 in 1987-88. And they still must play No.3 Stanford twice, play host to Southern California and trav~l to Syracuse. "We have to treat away games like home games, and we have to go for sweeps," guard Earl Watson said. · · Arizona (16-2, PAC 10 5-0) didn't play like a team that starts three freshmen, one sophomore and a·junior transfer in his first season. ;The young Wildcats were unfazed playing underneath the 11 NCAA title . banners in Pauley Pavilion. - - Freshman Luke Walton made his second career start Ud was playing Cor the fi~t time at his father's alma mat.er..Tbe younge'r Walton had n~;~ points, four assists and three turnovers in 37 minutes. · "I didn't play as w~ll as I would've liked, but we won," he said. Bill Walton, who led UCLA to two NCAA titles and 30-0 seasons in 1972 and '73, was in the stands to hear fans chant "Dad's hone" at his son. "A gyy that was as critical to us as anybody was Luke Wt!lton," Ari· zona coach Lute Olson said. "He did a nice job of taking ,Jason Kapono out of what· he wanted to do,' and his' deflections created a number of turnovers for our defense." Michael Wright scored 2~ points, and the freshmen backcourt of' Gilbert Arenas and Jason Gardner combined for 38 as Arizona earned its largest win ·ever at UCLA. · · ~BA " Arenas was as close to perfect as you can be in the second half," Olson said. "I'm not sure if you can find .two fre,hmen in the country that are playing better than Arenas and Gardner." The Wildcats have won seven straight, includins a victory at thenNo. 1 Stanford on Jan. 8. "The Stanford road win gave us a lot of confidence to come in here and win," said Arenas, who had 18 points. UCLA was whistled for 23 fouls, and it paid off for the Wildcats, who hit 19 of 29 free throws. · Jerome Moiso led the Bruins with 22 points and a career-high 14 rebounds. His basket early in the second· half tied the game at 32 before Arizon~ went on a 28-13 run for a 60·45 lead with S:41 remaining. •· . Twice during their run, the Wildcats-had 7-0 cpurts as the Bruins wasted possessions with turnovers and missed shots, including an airball by Watson. .. " We didn't stay poised and patient," he said. "We were pressing too much. too soon:· , UCLA regrouped for a 12.·3 scoring run, helped ·by .consecutive 3pointers from Kapono and a three-point play by reserve Billy Knight, to trail 63-57 with 3:30 remaining. . . · That was all the Bruins could muster, wiih.Watson, Dan Gadzuric, Kapono •. Moiso and Rico Hines in foul trouble and continued carelessness with the ball that led to the 26 turnovers, including 10 by Kapono. Ho. 115 Tutea 67, S•n Joe• St. 41 Marcus Hill hit four 3-pointers and scored 16 points as the Golden Hurricane won their lOth straight game. . . · . · Tulsa (17·1, WAC 3-0) used a 13-0 run to take a 33-19 lead at ha,l{tlme. · ; ·Visiting San Jose State (10-8, WAC 1-2), which led the natip~ 'ia scoring defense, got 14 points from Cory Powell. · · Loulavllle 72, No. 23 Dehul 59 Tony Williams scored 18 points as the Cardinals beat DePaul. Marques Maybin, who missed Louisville's last game because of ill-' ness, had 17. The Cardinals ·(11-5, CUSA 3-2) beat a ·ranked ·opponent at Freedom Hall for the third time t~is season, having·defeated then-No. ,. 6 North Carolina 97-80 and then-No. 18 Utah 77-SS. . _ Bobby Simmons led DePaul (12-5, CUSA 3·2) with is points. '· i :: < . . . ·tmes •• . ' L· .Local officials,,target census response . I By KI!VIN K!LLY. . nmu Sentinel Staff . :: GAWPOUS - Gallia County officials bonccn\ed about gelling a compte~ and IICW- . ~ count in the 2000 Census are developing itra~&;es to ensure an improved response ·rate. , Current addres9es .are being '.OUght, and -ihe local census committee is looking to .llSlablish help centers throughout the county, ~ed by volunteers to assist people in ijlling ·out the forms that ·arrive in April. · .: But as Ccnsua Committee Clairman Larry 'J>wing pointed out, the biggest ~. the com1Rittee faces is reaching renters and those livl~g iri "non-traditional" housing, ·such as hotels or mbtels. · ~~=;; · - Ja10n Gerdnar of Arizona (22) d' r1vt. Belley during laet nlght'a PA~ 10 c~ ~ll011. · Airlzoc1a won 78-81. (AP) . 1 l ~ . Vin and The Glove help ·sanies han·d.f~r r·boss a lo-ss: ·~~· ":bou~·~ ·' W~n~y's t~ th~ir lf "'1te i'eai ehattcnae in Gallipolis and the .county 'is to W'gCI the disenfranchised .who dcspcrately·nced the s!:rvices thot th~ census, through its ,numbers, helps provide to the i:ommllt1lty," Ewing said. . The ~ aids in determining the amount of aovemment IL'ISistancc counties and municipalities receive, a critical reason for getting a complete \)0\!nt, said Herb Moore, a member of the · census· oOI!Imittee's public relations Jlanel. .. . ''Tlte thing to remember is that if anyone makes derogatory remarks about the census, remind those peopl~ that lack of response results in dollars lost to the community and to househol<b," he said. Gallia County . had a responSe rate of.59 ' ' April ' 1 to: .h<luseholds with regular street addresses. Enumerators will be dispatched to homes that use postal boxes for ~Hoilseholds th'ot have not returned tile forms by April15 will be visited by enumera· · tors for foflowup, he added. . . During the counting period, people who have not received a form can pick one up at "Be Counted" centers throughout the. county, Ewing said. • . local officials recognize people who do not respond to the census are in some cases afraid personal information will be sbared with other government agencies. But all data is confidential, and Ewing said the Census Bureau has an "excellent" record for ICecping the trust. percent in .the 1990 census, the second lowest in Ohio. This year, the emphasis is on improving response in rural areas. Nationally, the 1990 census missed an ·estimated t.2 percc;nt of rural residents, and 5.9 percent of those renting in rural sites. · "That's why we're forming a partnerShip with those who know the community best, such as businesses, organizations and the media," ,Ewing said. · "I think the thing that is so imperative is thot we ~nt every person because it affects every · household," Moore added. "Our percentage in this county was ·very poor, and that's almost appalli,ng." . . Ewing said census forms will be mailed t· . SI'ORV.AND PHOTQil BY MILLISSJA RUSSELL +TIMES·SENTINEL STAFF Control panel• auch IBihle one are monl· torecU4 hounr• a day at the Unlvaralty of Rio Granda by ·a remQta MCU· rlty company . , In Alhtabula. .::; ... .~ ...... . ~· .; . . .n Street .t'At'B · MOt'ORS ·,_ .....1401 ;~e .PIIJial••• . extremely_,_ altlva, offtclale .-... uy-•o_,_ ~· ·PD•aroy, Ohio ·~ 1ltlva that fai!M alarme ,,• .common• . ~ .. 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"When I was going to the gym at5 o'clock every morning and · I didn'twant to be there, that's what kept me going." Perhaps he'll find outthis'week how far tha~...will !;Ike · . him. . Pnce Your. ,1500" . 1.30f" . .2 885 •. ; . . 1 1' S·10 . 5,Speed, Air, Stereo, fD V6, Auto, Air, M9re . ' 'U.U." MSRP Invoice Shandon Anderson had 26 points and 13 rebounds as Houston won its · season-high fifth straight. ' · year, was another shot back. Only 13 players remained over pllr through two rounds, including John Daly and 70cyear- 0Id Arnold Palmer, who has missed only one Hope Classic in its 41-year history. The .pros play with three amateurs for the next two days, then have the .t:;nal round Sunday. to 'themselves at Bermuda Dunes. By then, Kraft may · •still be around to get rid of the bitter .taste from two close calls last year: · ·At ~ral, he neede~ a par on the 18th hoi~ to get into a.playoff. He decided to attack the flag, chunkCd a 5-iron into the water and was lucky to make bogey for second place alone. "Iwo months later, he bad a three-stroke lead at the tum on Sun- . ·day untn hitting a tree twice for dou- , ble bogey and failing to give himself a birdie chance on the 18th for a playoff. Cruise, Air, PL . 00 . . ' ' . . ' MSRP ·· InvoiCe ~ebate .. . GM Owner l.Oyidty · Deal.er Markup , , . 114,364" 113,1 01" ' 10 GRANDE- Ohio State Fire Marshal Robert R. Riel age· has made · a video avai table to all Ohio colleges and unive(Sities to promote fire safety.· ' The move follows the recent tragedy II Seton Hall University, the · South Orange, NJ., college that lost four students in a tragic; fire last week: The University of Rio Grande has ordered the video and plans to use it as a training tool, although it has not been placed inti> the schedule as of yet, said Paul Harrison, vice president for administrative services. "I ask Ohio's collep to incorpo. rate our video into their freshman orientation and dorm programs," ·Riel age said. "Our children are at more risk in their dorm rooms than they sometimes realize. "They should know how to escape a dorm tire j\181 as they should a residential fire." · The 16-minute video is called "Get ciut·and Stay Alive."lt Ia desiped for students in college residential seUings; It combines safety tijls with modern . rock music, college party 1'CC"ts•.film footage of actual collegiate· fires and interviews with friends and families of students killed in those fires. · take the safety of our studentS . very"Weserioualy," Harrison Said, "more , seriously than anything else on .cam· pus." 11,250" 1500" ·- ...., .. ... . · _ ...... ' . _, . _,_, . ,·· '' So seriously that URG invested in a . new .fire detection systein for ~ of the five donna. . . "Smoke dctectOOi are in every room, every hallway and in every stair· well in each donn, and are. connected ;> , , 1Q a main control panel which alerts us students, ~· :, . . · ''The RAs know that when the ~ince 'the system was installed just immedilllely not only if ati alarm is ' "This is the ultimate In disaster con· · alarm aoea off they are responsible for under a year ago. lldiv~ but also If a· delmor has cerns for llriy.collcgc,"lirmslro!tl said.. gelling everybne out of that building," "These alarms arc very sensitive," been tampered with," Harrison said. "There are 443 students in .theM · ·' Annstrongsaid. said 11m Miller, who works with the • '"'11tese dorms are 1m,onitored 24 dorms; and one ~prette could be "If the· studento don't leave the alarm system at .Rio and is tr member · 1 houtl ~ day, icvcn daya 1 week by a volatile to all ofihem, it· is a COMtant · building, or if they do not get out of the of the Rio Grande Volunteer Fire remote security company in Ashtabula. , challenge, and very important that . lJuildina quickly enough, they will be . Department · . ''This ayllem is grCal in that when a everydnc ~ this iiiS\Ie lerioualy." • fined. ''Too much cigarette smoke or an smOke' ~ 8<;lCS off, for whatever . Harrison and Armstronl both feel ''Th~ have the .right to key into a : overloaded dryer can set one off/' · • ~. the company can tell us within cbnfidcnt every measure possibl~ has . room to make sure everyone is out "We still have an occasional prank, matter of seconds which dorm, which been put into pl~~~:e to ensure the s&fety · And. the students arc not allowed back but the studento seem to be more 1 floor and in which .room. It's ' an · of the $udenll, but edu(;lation is· the · into the building until t!M= fire chief ::.::: than in ,past years," Miller extremely valuable tool. . key. . • I · · . ' 11- the,OJ<:• . ' "But, you can buy tlie most technoBefore st.udcnta .~ven mo)IC into the · Due tp.fi"' n;gulation.,. no ~dies "With this system, the source of the logically advanced ayatem on the mar· dorms they arc instructed about the fire or open Dames arc ~tUcd m the alarm is so easy to pinpoint, and the .. ket, and you still can't con!ro! what plan and whot the ·~ibiliti~ _of" donJ1 ~· an~ cooki~g is allowed response time 1!0 quick, that we, hope it one student may do." . their floor managcr, or ·restdent assts- only wtth a · mtcrowave, but false will become a deterrent to any student 1 Elaine Armstrong, . URG dean of tant, will be. , . · ' alarms IIIII oocur..There have been 17 who plans on pranking." '100" · Your Price .•1·1· i458~ :. ., 19991UICK CENTURY- V6,Auto,Air, PS, PB, Til~ Ouise .... ~ .................. ~ .... ;......... '131361" ' 1996 CHm CAMARO- Auto,Air, Stereo, Sharp..; ..... i ........,....... ;,; ..... ~ ... .-........... : .... :•10;440" 1999 CHEVY SUIURIAN -. 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The Census Bureau encourages a. better response because each 1 percent improvement ·in the local rate means S24 million is saved nationally in manpower and related costs. "It's a lOt cheaper. to mail back the form than to send someone out for the followup," Ewing said. · MEIGS COUNTY • By Thl! Associated Praia ·. Anderson was one short his career high, and rookie Steve Francis_. from 91-88 lOss MinnesOta .with nintf Vin Baker arid Gary Payton once again displayed the ·skills that made added 22 points and seven assists. · ' •, , win in 11 "' · • . George Karl a winning coach with the Seattle SuperSonics. ~e Rocke~ survi.ved Antonio McDyess' se_ason·high 40 J:!Oints, si~ ~h~rt Mike Bi. • y and Othe~la Harrington each had 22 points for the Grizili~; This time.Karl couldn't be happy with their performance. of hts career htgh. Ntck Van Exel added 31 pomts and 11 asststs for vtstttng wh<llost thetr fourth stratght overall and siKth in a row at home. ,.. Baker got Seattle started in the first half, and Payton scaled the 104-96 Denver, which lost its season-high fifth straight. · .. )L ;. ~ictory over the Milwaukee Bucks on Thursday night as Karl lost to the SanJazz 94, Grlzzllee 89 · · ~ :.: ies for the first time since being fired in 1998. Karl Malone scored 18 of his 32 points in the third quarter as Utall · "This is a different team than the one I coached,'' said Karl, who was improved to 17·0 against Vancouver. Bryon Russell scored 2S and ·John Stockton had 12 assists as the Jazz 384-150 in Seattle from 1992-98 before he was replaced by Paul Westphal. ".The only guys left are Gary .and Mn, and they were the guys that killed us tonight. I don't know what that says about how they feel about me." . Baker, a former Milwaukee star, led the Sanies with 31 points. Payton, who had 22 points, 10 rebounds and seven assists, scored seven straight and • forced an important turnover in the final1:57 as Seattle won its seventh in a ...., row. "It was good to see (Karl). but this is a business," Payton said. :•we had to win a game, and it didn't matter who was on the other bench... ' ' ~~~"·· l-t:.·w .,,.. In other NBA games, Sacramento beat Orlando 111·103; New Jersey :: edged Detroit 122-120; Charlotte defeated l'hiladelphia 109·100; Houston :t: beat Denver 122-llS; and Utah got by Vancouver 94-89. The Sanies have won all six of their road games in January, with three coming in difficult surroundings. Seattle beat the Lakers, the Spurs and the Bucks, who had won .seven of eight home games. , Seattle held a small lead until the Bucks went on a 13·3 run late in the , fourth quart~r. Ray Allen's 3-pointer closed Milwaukee to 92-88 with 2:38 left, and Allen hit lim Thomas for an alley-()Qp dunk..33 seconds later. Thomas' free throws tied the game at 92, the first tii: since the opening . minute. Seattle was up 96o95 when Payton hit a 3-pointer that beat the shot clock with 52 seconds to play. · Payton the!l herded Allen jnto the comer and forced him to make a bad pass, which was intercepted. Brent Barry's 3-pointer put the game away. Glenn Robinson, who had just four points ·in the first half, finished with 21 for the Bucks. Sam Cassell.had 19 points and eight assists. Klnga 111, Magic 103 Vlade Divac ha!l17 points, 12 rebounds and three blocks as Sacramento won its seventh straight. . . The Kings played without leading scorer and ~ebounder Chris Webber, •· '. ~----' · who is day-to-day with a neck strain, but won for the,.llth time in 13 games. Precjrag Stojakovic had 17 points and 10 rebounds, and Lawrence Funderburke scored 15 for Sacramento. Corey. Maggette scored 18 points and Darrell Armstrong 16 for visiting Orlando, which lost its eighth straight and 12th in 13 games. · Nata 122; Platona 120 · · · Stephan Marbury had 34 points and 15 assists and Jamie Feick grabbed Til~ a career-high 25 rebounds as New Jersey blew a 17-point lead before beating Detroit. Keith Van Horn added 28 points before fouling out late, and Scott Burrell hit a go-ahead drive across the lane with 48 secoods to play as the Nets 1 ended a three-game losing streak and handed the visiting Pistons their second straighi loss. · · ' .Rebate The Nets' win wasn't sealed until Lindsey Hunter missed a .16-foot jumper just before the buzzer and Feick got his final rebound. Hornate f De, 76ara 1DO · Loy~ty Derrick Coleman and Eddie Jones each scored 23 points as Charlotte ral· · lied at home to beat Philadelphia. De~erMarkup The Hornets won their third straight since losing seven in a row, and stopped the 76ers' winning streak at four. 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' ·~4. l' I 1• F,d!terla!s ' . ...• · i C4&5 ' I',· ': GoOd Morning · Ohio v.tky Publ\ohing Co. ~ •; By BRIAN J, REED . . · TftJIII S•ntlnai .Staff , l .1 POMEROY - As Meigs County commiasi6nc"' begin tackling the CXltQity's financial matters in tooo, the condition of the !Xllll)ly's health insurance program looms as a priority. . . . T)le commissioners operate' a self;funded insurani::e program for e!llplilYces paid from the -general fund, as well as those employees in other county departments: health depart· ment I!Dd TB 9f6.ce••~i111!!ID!'.D.L11f ~1]1.1111. seryi~)\tl~ S!>il and Water<;:onservotion District, among others. Under the sel f-ins~raJice program, the CXlmmissioners con'tribute funds for each employee, ·and each employee pays a premium, all of which go into a fund f~r the paymeni ·of claims, as well as administrati~e costs for the plan, . · In past years, the commissioners have experienced signif. iCIIIt problems with the plan. Specifically, the plan .has lacked sufficient funds from the payment of premiums to pay all of the claims made against iL . .Commissioners Janet Howard and Mick Davenport said Friday the commission has ·contacted local insurance providers to evaluate the .possibility of contracting with a commercial insurance company to provide health benefito for county employees. , But Howard said the commission will not consider any pri· vate pia~ that will adversely affect county employees. . The acluarian charged with evaluating the financial condi· tion.of the health insurance pian has advised commissioners for three years to increase the premiums paid into the plan. But the commissioners have not done so, because, Howard said, they do not wimt to pass that ,increased premium on to county employees. . · Each single plan costs $227 per month, and a family plan $575. Employees now pay $30 per month for a single plan, and $200-per month ·for a family plan, with the commissioners making up.the diffcl'!'nce from a separate fund set aside for paying those premiums. During the past month, the commissioners have paid more than $6,600 in employer premiums into the self-insurance fund, and that amount is fairly consistent month to month, varying only slightly .as the number of participanto varies. Rather than passing along • premium increao;e to employ· ees, the commissioners have levied "user fees:• on those agencies which use the self-funded plan. ·· ',. ' Howard said commissioners do hot plan il)lmediate action to impose those user fees for 2000, but Auditor Nancy'Parker Campbell said the claims fund likely will be unable to pay all claims which are due and payable after Monday. · Those claims are processed by Medical Claims Services of Ravenswood, W.Va., a third-party administrator which is paid about $9,000 per month to. handle paperwork tind write checks for claims against the plan .. MCS bills the county .weekly for incoming claims, but those claim~ are not·paid until the check is received back from the county. . . Campbell said there have been times in the past year when claims could not be paid beCause the ins~rance fund was unable to bear the cost . · Both Howard and Davenport emphasized they woul~ not consider any changes in th~ existing plan which would result in a signifi,cant change in cove1111e for employees, or which would come at an increaSed CO!it to the employees. . :&. ' Lows: 20s Del 1l'1 on ..... 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