http://66.213.69.5/files/original/084e5a8c33d43ad0d1e3019108ac470d.pdf a045afe4094f6b5abcf507a33f6e5d0a PDF Text Text ~ • • •• : P~ge B 8 • The Dally Sentinel "" ......... Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio -- Friday . Weather What's 'Meigs girls drop first game, Slturd8y: Cloudy H.lgh:.30tl; Low: 20a . FIXture I 519057 (HJr '""I ........ •, i~ . ~- Fan has 3-speed reversible · soow Bulb 524654 <t:tJ 2.411 motor for year round use. Combo . 97. 3/8" Heavy-DUty VSR Drill 4x15ISO eq. ft: 40 Un. II · DO 7•l/2" .Heavy:-«J,uty Circular SawInCludes 20 tooth carbide-tipped blade and wrench. Plastic carrying case included. 373095(0.1) · hu •. •r ' opMel'. II ~ J ii r Includes The Protector SystemQD 1$20001 , hm<O.; 1 ' H . · .• .. • .. -... i. • . .• ~ I ... hft . $89.99 .t) ' 11' ~- ... . . ' ~ . . . ... ,:' jL ~i ' _,t . "f, ' . ,. . t ..i(.'., ''83" \ ., •''· . . •' • :·',IV~- •' ~ •• - .. ...... - --·- II • .\ I ". I ,! '• •• ., . . •; •o;~-.St8inJeas 'Steel Sinli:a ' r~,.n · Double Bowl Sink Chrcime • . P330,40128 • Spot and.stain.resistanl • Washable finish ' . Cabf Vanities .. &. Tops ~ Soap and water ciean-up ~! ~~- PINH·- .. '• • '• .. .... \, PEERLESS® FAUCET , -9517: Chronoe, 1100 • ·5·999 laa~• •~itiehpout lritcMn faMCel witlo clear knob laarulle1 and ~pray. · . Sinl!le Handle Kitchen Fa~cet . With Spray · 8500: Chrome, one handle, '7599 •wiiiel•pout kitcMn faueet with clvo.""' lewr laarulle ' 449368 44931j0 · • 99621: Chrorruy !WO handle laootory faucet with clloar knob /umdle• .and pop-up drain. Matchi"B . · 68~ •4999 ..,.,.. 911624: Chrome, one handle lavatory faucet with chrome lewr laarulle ondp~p ""!in· Marchi"'J 7 ·-1 • ' '"· ··"'1. ~' .. • .• ..' . Pedeatal Sump Pump · 113 H.P., 60 cycle single phase motor. Overload prote<:ted, 3 wire cord & plug. SbJt!le. HRJ¥11e Lavatory F aueel . with Pop-Up .•. ·. . .. . ' • ,, "!.~;. ••" : $5999 · ·,, .' .. · . Iloilo Sal. 8-7 • Sunday 11-S ., • • •• i ·. Valley ;Lumber · , - ~upp!y ·Co~ ·~ SSS Park St. MiclCUe{J,on, Ohio. 74():;992.661l1-800-73~3334 MOn;- FrL .7-S • Sat. 7•3 ' . , " .Thonl.as -· •• . ' ·~ . .·. 1 .. ,. ·~ ·COLUMBUS (AP) ·- While some of President Ointon's proposed initiatives for his fil)al year i.n office ' · . h~ merit. the likelihoocl of payina . tqr tllein without ~Ieung the budget suiJtllis is . slim, ,said' a Republican · ~an from Ohio. . . :• Ointon proposed a $350 billion . ~- , cut, spendi.n& , inc- Jor ·~ ind health care, and j)llotl> 10 ~ fol' 'Jtlnd&un JlllrdtiiCS duriifa 'bl• .veilth SU!Ie of Un!on ~ Thlu1cl&y !ilafli. • . . . : jep, Rllpll Regula ·en~ ' . ~ 10 ieview-'Clinton's ldias. :;·':flbweWr, I!DY spendina inq 111e1 _,..hich !liP ,into· the •budflet aurp!~ -be wet...i:d agJUIIII ,other'JX'IOM• tiea ~ui:)! • ptaervin& SOcial Sec,.~- .. ind Medk:ltre and payirig!Ciown ll\e. lt~nat ~"said RePfa.·one of 13 . · ~hllinnen qf an A.pptopt[~ns JUb- . committee. . ; . Other Republic;an congressional who is YC¥· • . ~t· 1~ :Sirk:ICI..Id, ' ~ from Ohio weren't so kind ·; 'Still, a. and cridcizecl Ointon fo~ leivi"i ·· whose 6t~ · CQn~qnal ' Oistrlct · .WUhington ·in the wake .of what ·spans mll¢!1 of southern Ohio; llill ~ld be a yoarlona spending lfiM· · · · ' · ,., ,bave HobSon, of Springfield ., Pltl~ • QOP, ~~ ,· • 'I '•'• ••• • •' •; "•' • ' ., • ' ii i . • • { t _ he f ' . • ',·.,l· ; ' .Ohio Republicans:· Mow. · ·., · ·Clinton pay for progtams?''1, .. .• Handle Lavatory Faucet with Pup-Up ' '•.• '-"';l and•fray · · 2 . . " . .•. i ; ~ ~ ' • ' 1 • • • ' ' ' . ' ' ' :f ' ' . ' . ' • " ........ . 1.• ... l f ·'t · · , · ' ' ,( ·. WASHINGTON (AP) - Congressional ' lingerl~g !ijis~rust of hinj la)'s -the ground" health care, phalj) ID licei!Ses for handguns . · :r,Jte president's tax package joined a mix R~publicans say Pres1dent Clinton's valedic· . w0r~ for ~. eon~nt.ious ~~~~on year.. . - tQ narrbwer ones like ~ncouragln& the of p_roposals urged by Republicans and ll'li')'State of the Union address offered some ' ~·The !~roof Is not him sa)(ing it tonight to development of new. vaccines and less'·pOJ· · I>qmOc:rats as both sides battle for control of hope they can find common ground with a national ~levision audience," said Rep. luting cars. ·. . . Cong~ess and the White House. House · him on debt reduction, education and othei Joe Barton, R·Texal. '"TI)e pioof is directing "Tonight is special because we stand on R~P!Iblicans are drafting their own version issues. his miniorul to ·work with ,the Repu61ic11Jl the mountaintop of a new milh!nniuin," of educational tax breaks and relief from t~e .• "I th.ink a lot of it is doable if the presi- Congress to. actuill~ jlo•it.';, · . . :. Clinton said. •"Behind us we see the great •. so-called marriage penalty this year. Presi· ilen~will sit down and work with us," said . Thepresident .usedh'fs'addresstosen,ators expanse of American achievement. Before dential candidates have their own proposals House Speaker Dennis Hastert, R·lll., sin: and representatives .galher~d in the· House us, even grander frontiers of possibility."· 'too~ · . gling out health care, education, debt reduc· chamber; in part,' to recount the successes of Some of his proposals have the potential Clinton would boost funds !or scientific lion, tax cuts and anti-drug aid to Colombia his first seven years in office: a near-retard · for bipartisan compromise. · •. rese!IICh, raise military .pay, increase the . as areas of potential agreem·ent. economic expansion, felleral deficitS m'or· ., He would spend more for teachers, Head ~S . 15 hourly. minimum wage and create a But following Cl,inton's 89-minute p~ed into surpiu~~ lower flrinie rateS.' · · : . : Star~ after-school _and summer se~'?"l pro- . ~w Medicare prescription· drug . benefit. speech to Congress on Thunday night, the . "In 1992, we J~St had a l'lladmap. Today, .; grams, · and provtde college tutt1on tax · And he would pare taxes (or child care, longest of · his eight State of the Union we ~ave res.llta,"~e said: , deductions. of up· ~ ,$~1800 per family. He lorig.!jerm care of ailing relatives, charitable addresses, many of the same old divisions ' \ He 'also laid oJta wi$h l(; t:ror hi$ Anal wliniSIOusepart5oft!IC.huaeprojectedfed· giving, and companies in>;esting i" inner remained. Republicans said he.had proposed · year . t~at ·. ianged'\from 'sweeping id~u ·'- erai ·surpluses ·to tHmin~te ihe $3.6 trilli!)n . (ities and rural areas. far too much .new spending and not enough $3.50 billion in tax~cu!S, retiremeni'savinJl>' publicly-lfeld portion oflhe national debt by ·~for too long this Congress has been ~· Jeduction, ":hi~h combined with 1J1eir . aa;o.unts, .m~re , s~di~g 1~: .~fh~l~ · anll 2013. .. ' ; · : " · , •tan~ing still on some of our.most pressing I 2 Handle Kitchen Faucet .· · with Spray .... ' GOP hearS~ tfl<>r~, cb~lmOh gtownd in State of Union • 1 something we can present to people this spring." Fund, Page A:,f . •'• All in slack tWcint have .· . . . . . '• lOOk OFF . should • am!IJI& ~\lt~IS. ~... ; ..-,.. Fisher credited contributions fiom , ,f .. ·several major e~ploy.ers in the area, ·: .. '·· as well as Contributions from resi · . (KliAL denta thral.gh payroll deduction and IIM~elg~·~~=~~~~~~:~=r~ other contributions. · .11 "' •'• ,.. ;.., • OM CUll CO'Jallt •...,. diJil'l • 5olrt 11111-dewl·· By JIM FREEMAN. ation being scheduled, on a Friday Sentinel N - Stlltf evening. POMEROY - Sometime this That time is inconvenient to famispring, ~identS of lhe Meip Local lies because it · School Jjjlllrlct may Ft their first does not allow . 'rw'e glimPse of the district's new buillling enough time for projecl people to travel The $32.5 million building project, to attend the which include& two elementary' araduation cerschools. a nliddle school and renova- emony, they .lions to Melp High School, will be ssjd. . partially furided by $5.7. million genBuckley said erated by . a 23-year, 3.95-mill com- · araduati.on wu bined bond/levy ilsue ~oved by moved this year district votcrs last Novemli'er. ·to ens\Jre that Plans Gall for the construction of seniors comtwo new elementary schools to plete their gradreplace buildings at Rutland, Salem uation require,, Superlnlondent Center, Pomeroy, Middleport.' Salis- menll. He also 8111 Suc:tdey . bury, Harrisonville and Bradbury, and noted the date the construction of a new middle may yet be school to replace the existing s~- changed due to weather-related lure in Middleport. · school closings. So far the district has The Meigs Local )lo8rd of Educa- used four of its five·c&lamity days. lion, meeting in regular session In personnel matters, lhc board Wednesday night, approved the ere- · granted a maternity 'leave to. Belh ' ation of a "Meigs Local School Dis- Lawson and acc:cptcd the resipalion . trict Project Construction Account". of Max W. Wilson as a substitute cus, for the project, and also met in execu- todian. . ~ve session to discuss the purchase of The board also hired John Bendey, · liroperty for the project. Joy Bentley and Rita Slavin as tuton . Superintendent Bill Buckley said for the scbool-wide assislanc:e team II the architect finn of SSOE Inc. of Pomeroy Elementary with salaries .10 Toledo, working in partninlhiJi with . be paid throuaJt grant funds,rec:cived SBM Associates of '1\a~~~ ··is .• ·,t,y the ~istri~ ·effective Jan. 24. It cu~tly dCveloJ11ng the ~li'/.6f tl\c, · hired Gloria Vail Recti\ l!ld iim Law...~Jfdiilt. ~lnC!IJ(Ii~g ~ln-.. · ~ututbrs ori a -pilrch'ased seNic:es ·fng .how rilittiy:lclassrooms 'wiir be coniJ'Ig( fo~ a.heaith-htiqdjc,apped stu· needed by thd'llil trict. . · delitelfectivt Dec. 20;1 ~, ··h ".We should have something we Also approved was an overnight' can present .to people this spring, • field trip to WilliamsbUrg, VL, for ·. Buckley said. . Team 6 at Meip Middle School. . During the public participation The board's next meeting will be at portion of the meeting, the board met 7 p.m. Feb. 9 in the district's .central with two district parents, Vicki Ferrell office . in . the Pomeroy Municipal and Lisa Roush, who protested grsdu- Building. . -- ~· ,. ,, :;.l.l.qi~ ~-~· • ! __,.._...,... ,.,_,. New·schools . in the works. J . 81 MEIGS LOCAL. By BRIAN'J•.•REED Sentinel ,._ St8ff ' . . J, MIDDLEPoRT ....: A succ:cssful 1 : , iWOO campaign has topped off the Uni(ed Fund for· Meig~ County'.s : fund-raising thermometer. · The fund's tfeasurer announced 'fhursday ,that the fund has met iiS · 2000 fund-raising goal of $25,000. '· . Meanwhile,'\: agencies seeking assistance throuj'h the fund have until Feb. 14 to submit applications for the next round of funding. , The · Board of Directors for the ·, 'UFMC held its ·monthly meeting, on · Wednesday, and discussed the process of awarding funding to qualifying agencies. However; Bruce Fisher, the fund's , treasurer, noted that contributions : _ toward the 2000 goal are still being accepted and will be included jn the . current year's fund,rllising efforts. · Funds collected through -the UFMC are channeled to a number of ' hon-profit agencies which provide , , services to Meip County residents, including two Boy Scout tr!IOps, .1.. Serenity House,· the County •- Hilitorical SO<:iety, of Meip 9ltlnty's Council on ARIIDR• ·'1 . Meip County Humane Soc:iety, inunity Assault Prevention • electYQ!lic.~eye ~ deVice. 4 1/2 minute .light c!&lfly. ~ye~ m.otor.warranty. Model 94.99 96.99 101.99 .. .United Fu.nd· reaches 2000 · campaigo'goal . '1/2 IIP"i:bNo:Drivl!fG•rage Door • Pt~ta• Sn11~1 c Copy . 35 Cen ts Success ' . PREFINISHED 2'0"'· $57~99 2'6"· 60.99 2'8"· 62.99 3'0'" • 65.99 1 f't i Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio . . • ... sl.58 . Add wannth and richness to your home with the Colonial · · · elegance of .these tra.dltional 6-panel Interior doon · handCrafted by Wing from .Ponderosa pine. PRlMED 4_t ..... Colonial Doors With keyless chuck. Built-in 2 way·level helps in drilling accurate holes. Has easy grip bandle. 353558{1-5) •s...,.u .... ....,., V·>lume 50. Nurnher 16~ 1o«?'·,.....-.'2~.00-+==~ 538264(0.1 ) ' 1 - Hometown Newapa~er Kraft Face lnsulatior mount featue pennits downiod, vaulted ceiling, or flush mount inscallation. Blades reverse to show white or wuhed oak fmish. Polilhed brass housing and trim •01- _,._IIIII.,.__ .• '• ' ' B1 -a 1 .'... Qu111z Safety gril guard, temperd glus.lena. • handle & 1-way. adjustmllfit. Sturdy steel base. UL listed. No. 1 Bearcats keep on rolling • • SooWPortable Sp orts A4 happening in ~eigs County, AS High: 308; Low: 10. '· . Our View: Register to vote today, 1'oday: Sunny 3 Piece Roller Painting Set ........,28,2000 national priorities, •• he said in on.e of hi, few overt swipes at the Republicans from whom Democrats hope to win congressional con· trol in November. "Let's begin with lhem:" But leavening such attacks were othCr gestures, such as when he turned and ahook hands with Hastert after lauding him forsupporting efforts to increase i~vestments in urban areas. And many Republicans, eager to at least appear cooperative in an election yeaf, returne<t the favor. . . · "He waniS ·to have a legacy," S8ld Rep. Thomas Davis, R-Va., chairman of the National Republican Congressional Com· mittee, the House GOP's campaign arm. " Hehassomereasonableproposalshereand we want to deal with them. It works for us if he does it right. We like to show we're .doing things too." ' power -line kills cattle . ROCK SPRIN 'American Electric · cattle lion line . at . a ltoCk Springs· . :r.huniday afternoon. · . ~· ~-~ ·• .,...:1"'1 · • ·· 11ic. ipcident ~~ IIi · d t~ Thm "' • i ; '. '·' .. ' ~~. ,Karr farm on Lovett•l!.!UJ• sometime . 8111Und 1:30 p.m.; when the transmissiO!I line·IP!*'CnUy snapped and fell . into the·siJoWy feed lol ~ .. ' ' • ~I ·-""· !:..~ tt~:Y .'l..!; ~e51.'" ',_ :l: .t'll ' I y me~ ·~ · anu dent,. ila"'BUc~lcy, Mid 22 red · Anaus and pplled "-•~· ~f .caC· ~ and four ICaJveS'Weie ,liiiiOcl. 1'iae . ~e be~ 10 Thl)l, ~.lnd bls flthot,' Hoi'ICC ~~~\: ~;' "t· . ~·· ~ . . She laid. the' eleclric .Iitie Tell and . ~it the ~. elecliifY.ii!J ill~ of ' thecsttlewerein,anear{!)l~ . ' As bad u the inclden' ~ '!\vita lit..... . ~cklcy;acknowledjed diet II eould CATTLE KILLED- Some·of the 28 Ollltle killed when an efeub.lc havo beCh much WO!JC. A' boy who liM fell M the Tom Karr t.nn on Loven LaM nlll' Rock Sflrlnga . wtirks 1!1'1 the farm had lltlt'.~umed ... Hen abova. Tha line fall •round 1:30 p.m. Thurad!ly. . . from feeding the -~ :Jiiill the cqrnmotion ~d started til htad back I "It·could hllVC ~ a iot worSe, ~n when he· retil~ 'th41the elec· 'there . could : have been people jnvolved," he said. ' · tric line wu still ali~. ., ,, Onlookers silid caitle were scatHer husband, . ~m · .BuCkley, said tacd about in piles. ·The carc;assCs the electricity titerally <.'OOked the tat· will likely be transported. to a render· . tiC, singeing the hair on.thtir ~ides. Black · · • . . .. - •. .;l;..t.,- ~ # ' . __ .... · ing plant for disposal. Electiical serVice wu restored around 7:30 p.m. No information was available from the power company u of presstime this morning. '. ·-· _,.., ·• •••t I •. �• 'p-ee A2 • TiM O.lty Statlnel New pastor Local lfnemen head for North Carolina ' '· Nuke transport plan draws Ire CLEVELAND (AP)- A plan to movc "WdtW ~ by highway or rail through Ohio is generating concern among ellletect officials and public interest organizations. . · The U.S. Department of Energy is considering storing used nuclear waste from the nation's power plants at an underground dump about 100 miles from Las Vegas at Yucca Mountain. • " I urge the Department of Energy to do everything in its power to e11sure that Clevelanders receive accurate and complete information," Mayor Michael R.·White said Thursday at an outdoor news conference al:ljacent to a highway and rail corridor. · The mayor appeared with a critic of the plan, Chris Trepal, executive director of the Earth Day Coalition. She said the envii'Qnmental group wantstht aovemment to "ceue the historic plan to transport the most dangerous and ndioactive waste through the heart ·ofour community and the back yards of over 50 million people nationwi<le." . · The Earth Day Coalition and others were planning to ask the govern- · ment about safety and health risks as well as emergency planning at a hearing today in Cleveland. · · : The government's latest round .of public hearings began Monday in Lincoln, Neb., and will continue Tu~ay ·in Chicago. Glenn's space trip pays off . . • WASHINGTON (AP) ...:... Joh~ ~leon's ':"turn ~o. space at ag~ 77, ridiculed by some as a NASA pubhcaty stunt, as provadang valuable an formation on several scientific fronts, researchers say. ' • The scientists who sent experiments into orbit with Glenn aboard the space shuttle Discovery in the fall of 1998 enthusiastically recounte4 findings from tests on plants, proteins and tumor·cells. . NASA scientist Dennis MorriliQn described one successful expenment that showed it is possible to ·put a tumor-fighti~g drug into .a special miniature balloon and release the drug into a tumor. · · "We're artually on the right track," he said Thursdaywhile explaining that such a system could en'aj>le cancer patients to avoid the· side effect)!.of chemotherapy by receiving drugs only where ·the tumor cells h'ave grown - not through their entire bodies. . .; John Cassanto of Exton, Pa., whose company, Instrument Technology Associates, sent biomedical ·experiments- aboard Discovery, said the results .were mixed. · The company's microgravity laboratory succeeded in gro:oving a pro· tein crystal almost impossible to produce on Earth, but not wath the quality needed to help treat bone cancer, he said. · · Local restoration crews from AshPOMEROY - Area distribution line mechanics from American Elec' land, Ky., Chillicothe, CI'IX)ksville, tric Power are on their way to North Hillsboro, Ironton, McConnelsville, Carolina to aid fellow linemen at Pomeroy, Portsmouth, and Point Duke Power in restoring service !o Pleasant, W.Va., were enroute to more than 118,000 customers living Statesville, N.C. Line mechanics from Pomeroy are in·areas hit hard by back-to-back east Rex Cumings and Howard Ervin. coast winter storms. The winter storms hammered the Leaving from Point Pleasant were Carolinas with snow and ice begih· ~im Hupp, Marl( Slillllid Mark West' ning. thiS past Saturday, affectina a fall. · wide mea from Greenwood, S.C. to "We are sending 26 !iililribution line mechanics and supervisors and. Durllam, N.C. , The hardest hit areas over !he past several vehicles, including two digfew days have been the Anderson and gef trucks and nine bucket trucks, to Lanc:aster area6 in South Carolina Statesville," said Ken Hamilton, and i·t~ . Charlotte and Durham- operatiops manager for AEP's south· em Ohio region which includes Ash0!~ Hillareas in North Carolina. DUke' Power reports more than land, Ky., and Point Pleasant, W.Va. "Our employees will be helping , S,s(II ..Ouke Power employees and Mike Adldna waa lnatalled aa paator of .Vracu·a e Chllre~ ·of the pcr;onoel from nine slates .are help- Duke Power crews to repair poles Nazarene IOc:ated on State Route124, Syracuaa, ln ·ceremonlaa '-. '"s~o restore. power as qutckly and and lines downed by the winter storm," Hamilton said. held Jan. 9. He Ia pictured here with hlaJNife, Mllr'tha; • ·\. safel)'as possable. . • ' . • ·' .,.. ' )·( ' f.. . ~ ('''., ,.:; · The Dally Sentinel • Page A 3 . ~ . . .' POMEROY - The following Rigl\t of way, Larry W. an<.f.Pot· ta Holsinger, Letart and Sutton; hind transfers were recorded tie L. Jones to TPCWD, Bedforil; - · Right of w'lly, Crystal Lynn Jewrecently in the office of Meigs Right -'o f way, ·Lyle J. Swain to ..•ell to Lleading Creek Conservancy · tPCWD, Prange; · ·' , District, SAlem; · County Recorder Judy King: Deed, Barbara A. Young, BarDeed, Charles L. and Helen .L. . • ~ight. of way, J and M Lands bara A. Summerfield and Rexal Kitchen to Jack E. and Frances 1!.. · lni:: to J:.CCD, Salem;· · Thorn~ S11,mmerficld to Jack Gor- Fruth, Don G. and Connie Pullin, .; .J'ltight of way, Alva B. and Karen rcll, Tujlpe18 Plains; · Pomeroy; . · •· . Sill! Clark to LCCD, Rutla.nd; Deed, Deilzil ·and Bonnie Proc- · Deed, Hugh A. and' ~.,;anna . 'lliJ.IIh of .way, Robert W. and tor to Steven -L. and Debra E. Mitchell to. Charles ·and Chery;t · J'leyerly '· J',, Hamons to . LCCD, McGuffin: Middleport lots; Waf!h, Pomeroy, parCc;is; ·,, .· • <:;olu]Rbia; f . ·· . · Deed, R6ilney L. and Patrece E. Deed, Ste>~en E. Wellingtbn to ' Rtgh~ pf ":'PY· Charles E. and Beegle to RoCincy Lee and Patrece . Christine: Martin, Po~roy p,arccls; Minni~ K.-Yo~pg to LGCD, Salem; E. Beegle, "banon; . Deed, M,ary ·. 0~ ·~nd ;'~lint !'·. :Right of way, ~aniel A. B~azer Deed, HOward. L. - Enghsh Sr., Mullens to Clarenc~ A•. anp Be&y • to LCCD, Rulland, . Howard Engll~h l>r., Howard Eng·, L. Molden, Pomeroy; .:· ',''j . ~ght llf way, ~aryrose B. Darst lish; Phyllii J:. ~nglishto Howard peed, Yvonne Dee·• 'Pib~s .to, to li.~~D; Columbaa; . . . L. English •Jr., William· Thomas Stanley Donald Gibbi(;•Ru!land;,; \' '7' Right of ~ay, James and Phylhs English, Kenneth Eugene En&lish, · DCC(!, Clarence E .•Jr.apd P~~ , P,lth_el to LCCD, Rutland; Paul Andrew !"nglish and Jeffrey A. Owensby tq Burley. H. Stapl~, . Raght of '!'a'), Larry R. and Douglas English, Pomeroy tracts; Qllumbia; . , .,A . · ·.,, Sharon L. Sm1th to LCCD, ~alem; Right qf way, Rqbert A. Davis to . Robert D. Holladay lo of way, Avanel Holltday to Tuppers Plains ~Otcater Water Dis· . Salem; trict, Olive;. ' · (:)rnamenta·l trees.in demand . · COLUMBUS (AP)- The booming economy and last year's drought have combined to create a national shortage qf ornamental trees and shrubs for home and i:ommeri:ialtan..dscaping, growers say. · · "If I had 3,000 trees I could sell tl\em in one day," said Dan Mooney, a sales representativ, for Robert W. Baker Cos. in West Suffield, Conn. He was among hundreds of participants at a nursery convention meeting in Columbus thiS week . . Joe. Zampini of Lake County NurSery in northeast Ohio said he had 15,000 fewer trees to sell last summer after the drought pinched their growth. . · · · Zampini said growers .have been frustrated over their inability to meet high demand after two straight years Iof drought in his part of the country. · "It ~nay take anywhere from five to 10 years to .recover, to have enough product out there to recover for cities, landscapers, garden cen~ ters," Zampini said. · FOR GREAT SERVICE ~B~J;4'0 . Melinda A. Gibbs to LCCD, Sci· pio; · Deed;· Penny E. and Robert S. KOren to Michael T. Koren, Olive; Deed, Juanita and William L. McNickle, Robert and Fred Schus· ter to William R. and Deborah J. ' . Haptonstall, Pomeroy; Deed, Terry E. and Vicki L. Hysell to Timothy' A. Ellis, , Pomeroy; · . · Deed, Patty Pick·tns, Ray R. Pickens, Charles Goeglein1 Maxine Goeglein, Helene ~glein, Carolyn Jacobs, Jon Jacobs to Andrew N. and Delpha Kiser, Rutlal!.d; Deed, Paul Robert and P~ul R. -Beck to Harold C. and Matjorie L. Rice, Rutland; / ,'Peed, Christine Martin to James Milliron, Pomeroy; Easement, Leon C. and Barbara A. Pierce to Southern Ohio Coal Company, Sal~m. ' . AND AFTER THE SALE .l;>eadbeat parents owe $1 billion , WASHINGlUN (AP)- Using new powers granted by Congress, the federal government found $1 billion in the accounts of parents who owe qverdue child support payments. States are seizing the accounts and getting parents to pay up. Washington state officials have seized hundreds of accounts and collected $2 million from deadbeat parents. Florida has seized 232 accounts and collected $191,706. In Ohio, one county child support office froze the accounts of 40 peo.. , . pie who owed $90,000. So far, more than $40,000 owed to children has been collected and paid back. An additional17 people have been notified their accounts could be seized. . "It's a very important tool for us," said Maricarol Torsok, director of ·a county child support office near Toledo, Ohio, Torsok received· the names of parents with ·bank accounts from the Oepartment of Health and Human Services, which has been working with .. 2,300 bahks across the country since August to find .the ,accounts of 3 million parents who owe child support. ·. The department sends a computer tape with the names and Social Security numbers of delinquent parents to large multistate banks and bro· · kerages, which in tum search their records .to find a match. Sq far 662,000 accounts were matched with names. States get the information within 48 hours of the match and move quickly to freeze th~ account and collect what's owed. Few back giving ·Eiian citizenship 1 WASHINGlUN (AP)- The grandmothers of Elian Gonzalez may have been frustrated in their attempt at bringing the 6-ye~r-old home to Cuba any time soon, but they're apparently gaining ground in their effort to persuade Congress to reject legislation granting the boy citizenship. Having won at least. a delay in congressional action on the propose.d legislation, the grandmothers were to return Saturday to Cuba without the child, after more planned congressional visits today. . . They were also seeking a meeting with President Qinton, but White House aides suggested that seemed unlikely -despite Clinton's support for their cause. , : Raquel Rodriquez, the maternal grandmother, and Mariela Quintana, · the paternal grandmother, predicted· they would, eventually prevail even if not on this trip. . : "We will keep fighting," said Rndriq.uez. ''We're going to bring him b;ack. Right now, we can't do it." · Elian has been the center of controversy since he_was found'clinging to ari inner tube Nov. 25 off the Florida coa5t. His mother and others trav• . eling with him in an effort to flee Cuba had drowned. : The Immigration and Naturalization Service has ruled that the young· ~ter should be returned tp his 'father in Cuba, but relatives of th.e boy in this country arc fighting to ·keep him here. . ' _... 1999 FORD FSSO CREW CAB DUALLY -4X4; Diesel, XLT, Loaded, Flat Bed 1999 FORD F3$0 CAB & CHASSIS - -7.3 L Diesel, Auto, Air: Cond., Only 9,000 Miles 1999 FORD F350 CREW CAB DUALLY ·· 4X4, 7.3 Diesel, Auto, L.eather, Lariat · 1997 FORD F250 HD SUPER CAB ~4x'4., XLT,7.3 Diesel, Two In Stock 1997 FORD F350. SUPER CAB DUALLY I·· 460 !=ngine, Auto, AC,.XLT . . . 1997 FORD F250 HD REG CAB - 4x4, XLT, 5\8 L, Auto, Air Cond., .More 1996 CHEVY F1500 EXT CAB ~ 4x4, Silverado, 5. 7 L, Auto, All Power, More 1998 FORD RANGER SUPER CAB - 4x4, XLT, 4.0 L, Auto, T~o In Stock · . . 1999 FORD EXPEDITION - 4x4, XLT, Dual Air Cond., All Power, Several In Stock 1998 FORD EXPEDITION -4x4, Eddie Bauer Pkg., Leather, One Maroon, One Black 1997 GMC SUBURBAN - 3i4 Ton, 7.4 L, Auto, All Power, Rear AC and More 1998 FORD ·EXPLORER . 4pr,, XLT, 4~4. V6,.Auto, Air Cond., All Power, Leather 1996 FORD EXPLORER -4 Dr., XLT, 4x4, va. Auto, Air Cond., All Power, Leather 1996 -4 . . JEEP GRAND CHEROKlE LAREDO . . Dr., 4x4, Auto, AC, All Power Equipped 1997 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL . va~ Auto, Climat~ Control, All Power, Leather, Etc. . 1999:PONTIAC GUND AM GT ·COUPE- ve,Auto, Loaded, Sharp 1997 CHEVY ,MONTE CARLO ~ v~..Auto, Air' Cpnd., Much; Much More . ' • ' ' on a three, six or 12 month buls. Credit will be Biven carrier each week. No subscription by mail r,rmined In aren where home carrier Krvicc s anllablc. ' P11blisher reserves the riibt to adjust rates dur.. ina the subscr\pcion period. Subil:riplion rate . chaneet may be implemented by chan&lni tbc duration of the subscription. , · CIIIWFII Ill ltl ·~ h te be New• Dep.ortminbl . ·n. .... aa•btr Is 992-:uss. Dtpln.at cxliMiouan: · Gtwnl M...,a-............. - ....... -Eit.UOI Ntw~.....:........,.- ................... Ext. tl«n . .....: ........·-···-··..·•.....:...or Ext 1106 r-·... ·Phone · Other S.rvi- 461 S·. Third A~e. ·· Middleport, OH .' Ad...-lblq .... - • .:..--~·-·-·- 11114 Omololloo.-- -···"":...,. ......... ExL 'Ctonllled Ado..~.......... ...........,Ji!xtl 00 1103 have big leads .in races. in~ 69-,. Ti "' the surplus, Sen. Mike DeWine said. "If we funded everything he ~ked for there would not. be any surplus left. There's not enough money to do f.r.om P~;~ge A 1 ;I it all," he'said. . Rep. .Rob Portman, a Oncinnati Clinton's ideas, such as child ·care, ·education, health care and · invest; Republican, said he counted at least 10 new initiatives during the speech. ments in technology, are not frills. GOP. . . 14 . , . "I don't think that it's realistic at a New Brunswick, Canada, July 17, 'time when we're trying to balanCe the i934. budget, pay down the debt, protect Social Secuiity and Medicare .a~d give working families tax relief," · Portman said. "I don't kno.w how we can afford these new programs." . -;;;;;:;;n;::=========:=;===::::;===n . "What he talked about' tonight was' verybasic," he said. "These are very li . basic matters tllat are essential if we are to maintain and extend our quality of life." But .Strickland admitted he doesn't know specific plans on how to pay fot the new programs. . ' Those arc plans 'Ohio's U.S. senators. 'both Republicans, would like to =·Sen. George \<binovic~ said the presideni 's proposals to increase spending, reduce the l!ebt and reduce taxes don't add.u'p. . . · "The only way he can do all. of that is by increasing taxes, which we all oppose," Vb.inovich said.: Clint9n's proposals and bow much 1· they seemmade to cost against com• mitment lastgo year not toa spend ~---~_... ' • . Fu.nd ' . .. MAIL SUBSCIUP'ilONS . IMiele Melp Ctaaty 1 13 Wceko .....................................:......... .. $27.30 26 Wccb ............. ........ ............................ $53.82 52 Weeks ..•,...................................... ~~- .. $105.56 llolel Oiolllde M.... C.Uo11 J3 W.eb ........................:........................$29.2l l6Weets ................................................. Sl6.68 )Ycw ....:._ .......................... .-.............. 5109;12 Hl'l'tldloll trwaiftated. • I Stocks--___:___----..::·· ..,me• ·•• I' ' II S Democrats are pushing Gov. Bob Women made up 32 percent of Taft to increase the number of Taft's appointments. Accordiqg ,to, " women and minorities he appoints 1998 census estimates, 52 percent CINQNNATI (AP) - Republi· frontrunners, DeWine had 60 perceqt to state boards and commissions, of Ohio's 11.2 million residents can ~ike DeWine and Democrat Ted backing .to 26 percent for Celeste. even as the governor's office says were female . Celeste have big leads over their U.S. The Ohio Poll is conducted by th~ ~ ·those numbers are growing. . · Taft ·has appointed minorities to Senate opponents in · the latest Institute for Policy Research at the 7:44a.m. Ely The Aaaoclatad Preaa Sen. Rhin~ McCiin, D-Dayton; nine boards that didn't have minor· statewide Ohio Poll. University of Cincinnati. ',: Somewhat warmer temperatures Weather rorecast: said Thursday she's concerned that ity representation previousfy. Of six De Wine, the incumbent, leads for· The partisan polls were conducted are expected this weekend but an Tonight. .. Partly cloudy. · Lows Taft still ' isn't making cnoug~ new boards or task forces, all have mer. Rep. Frank Creme~ 88 percent by telephone Jan. 7-19 among a ranapproaching storm could leave sig· nearlQ above.: East wipd 5-to 10 strides to improve female"< anll minority representation. to 8 percent among likciy Republican sample of 316 likely Democratic Jtificanl accumulations of snow· on mph. minority representation on the Milburn ·pointed out thai 34 of primary voters questioned for lhe poll voters and 351 Republican voters, lbhio Saturday night and Sunday. · · Saturday.. .Increasing clo~~ini!:ss ' Taft's 62 staff members arc women, released today. Celeste drew support and results arc oonsdered accurate 1 Ohio had one of the coldest with a chance of light snow late in boards and commissions. The Senate approved the gover~ including three of seven senior staff from 49 jleri::ent of the Democrats · Within plus 6r minus 5 ,percentagt: ~ights of the season with early the . day. Highs ' in thel· mid 30s. nor.'s appointments · to the newly members . suiveyed, compared with 11 percent points. . 1norning temperatures mostly below Chance of snow 30 percent .. created 11-persop Technology "The governor · is pleased with for Richard Cordray and I 0 percent · The trial heat between DeWine :f,:ero. Lancaster had a reading of -16. Saturday night...Light snow likeAction Board on Wednesday the progress he's been able to make for Marvin 'McMickle. and Celeste was conducted antong : Lows tonight will be around zero ly, possibly mixed with sleet' late.. despite Democrats' objections that in a short period of time. Is he sat, In a trial heat between the iwo 1,503 registered voters. ' ~ n.the west and 10-15 elsewhere, the l:ows in the upper 20s. . no women were named to the .. isfied with where we are? No," -National Weather · Service said. Extended rorecast: 't Milburn said. :t-lighs on Saturday will be 25-30. Sunday... Light snow like! )'I~ pos· board. "They claim to be making some 'But we've been able to improve : Snowfall accumulations Satur· sibly mixed with rain during the improvement, but then tum around quickly, and we've been 'able to 'day will depend on the track of an day. Highs in the upper 30s. , and do the whole technology board, make sure there's minority repre· AEP _ ,_ ~ pproaching low pressure system, · Monday... Mostly cloudy with a Wendy'a - 1a,, 33 '!. 11 people, and not one of them was sentation on every new board or Akzo _ lorecasters said. chance of snow showers. Morning Worthington - 14~• 44 commission created." • The record-high temperature for lows in the mid 20s. Highs in the a female," McCiin said. Dally stock reports .are the · Taft has appointed 512 people The law that created the techno!· AmTech!SBC- 39~. ;his date at the Columbus weather mid 30s . 4 p.m. closing ' quotes of the 4;tation was 66 . degrees in 1914 Tuesday... Mostly cloudy: A since becoming governor last year. ogy·lloard ·required six members to Aahlend 011-32 · previous day's transactions, :1-hile the record low was 15 below chance of snow showers during the Of those, 13.3 percent were black, come from regions around the state AT&T- 50"/,. provided by .Adveat of Gal'!ero in 1963. Sunset tonight will be day. Morning lows in the' mid 20s. said Taft spokesman Scott Milburn. and one each from Wright~Patter- Bank One lipolis. That's higher than the state percent· son Air Force Labora!ory, the Bob Evans - 18~. ~t 5:46 p.m. and sunrise Friday at Highs 3~ to 40. age of blacks II.S percent NASA Glenn Research Center, the BorgWarner• '• Inter-University Council, the Ed;. Champion- 4 • son Center Director's Council and · Charming Shops- 7~. -·~ ·' receiving funds from-the 1999 oam- the governor's science adviser. City Holding -12'• · The Daily Sentinel paign will automatically recei~e The board will oversee the dis· · Federal Mogul- 15"1. applications for this year's funding tribution of about $15 million annu- Flrstsr _ 23'• {USPS 213-J'O) 1A1 from Page Comnmnl«y NeW1p1ptr Hokll•p, Inc. round. • ally to stimulate economic develop- Gannett_ ' Applying organizations will ment in high technology areas. Of K mart_ 8~1• Published every afternoon, Monda~ thrauJh The UFMC was estab.lished sev- make proposals and presentations three additional nonvoting mem- Kroger_ 1 8 -,., Friday, 111 Court 51., Pomemy, Oh1o, by the Ohio ~llcy Publishifl8 Company. S«oad • eral years ·ago to raise funds for before the board on Feb. 23 . bers on the board, one.- Mary Lands End- 34,, class po&uec plld at Pomeroy, Ohio. charitable causes in the county. It is Kamberhne, representt~g th.e Ltd _ .,. . Mfthber: The Associated Press, and the Ohio 31 Newspaper ASIOCiation. not affiliated with any national group's annual meeting wall be . ~el . Department of TransportatiOn- as Oak Hill Flnanclal- ~. POSTMASTER: Send tddre:u correctiOn» to on March 30, and at that meetan · a woman. ~ nc Daily . Sentinel, Ill Coun St., Poincror. organization, arid is governed by a the board will announce wlri h Sen. Charles Horn, R-Kettering, OVB33,. Ohio45769. · local yolunteer board. . · · who oversaw the board's creation One Valley- 27'!,. agencies will receive fvnds £.or the in the Senate technology commit: Peop1ea- 19' . • SUBSCRIPIION RATES Agencies re~eiving funds fro,m 11 By Cln1er or Motor Route · the UFMC must be tax-exempt, next year. . tee, said he understands Democrat~' Premier- 9 One Wcck .................................... ..............$2.00 One Month ........................................;...••.. $8.70 with a 501(C)(3) certification, and Contribuiions may be made to concerns but thought Wednesdays Rockwell - 48'!. One Year ............. .... ............................... S104.00 must offer services to Meigs Coun- the United Fund for Meigs County, complaints were poorly timed and RD ShellSINGLE COPYPIUCE ty residents. and sent to P.O~ Box 424, Midcjle- didn't take the nature of the Sears- 31'!. Daiif- .... ................................................. 35 Cents Fisher said that those agencies port, Ohio 45760. appointments into consideration. I Shoney'e -1~ Subscribers not.desiring 10 pi)' ,the carrier may , \, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..,..._ _ _ _ _ _.....;·_ · _ _ aid Veteran motion Donremit in ad\'ance direct tone Dilly Sentinel _ _ _ _ _ _ __:_ __;..:_ Sutherland waspicture born inactor St. John, 111ow ofoo omwlllo ,..., p11 ... {7.,.J 992-~1~5, We •II deck :r•r -lafete•tlo• ,aM . .ke a -. 1 n ne " • •' ~raa..lfJOO " d Taft appoints more minorities; Democrats still not satisfied . Poll: DeWine, Celeste. ·· :·OHIO VALLEY WEATHER COLUMBUS (AP) - 'Senate. accord to 1998 census estimates. '" Otlr •alit ,, Unl S reSpOn . Reader Services 1·-877 -322-6720 Actions to end marriages flied . Elsie C. Phillips . . .. '· Report on fire run Jed Beegle •z• Toll Free Immunization clinic slated Tuesday "We know a couple of inches here can totally shut things down," said Jim Steeg, the Natio nal Football League's vice president of special events. "When you ' re looki ng at t ~ weath er (precast and there's a giant.• purple cloud hanging over Louisiana, you know it 's on the way." The storm hammered Oklahom~ and Texas on Thursday, closing schools and businesses and ca using airline cancellations in Dallas. The Capitol in Oklahoma City was closed for the first tim e in a·decade and the storm left 17 inches of snow in Eufaula, 100 miles fa,rther east." , By this morning, IS inches of snow had fallen on parts of Arkansas and a foot in MisSissi ppi, where state lawmakers hurried home for a long weekend. National 'Guard units were called out in Arkansas, Mississippi and Alabama to help · strandeo,l motorists. • "At one time 'it was coming so thick, it looked like the world endell 200 yards from the windows," said Pati Brown, the manager of the Mountain Harbor Resort in Mou~t Ida, Ark., where there was a foot of snow. , About 1,000 motorists wer~ stranded al ong Interstate 30 in snowy southwestern Arkansas late Thursday. National · Guardsmen were summoned to rescue them. " It just came on so fast. There was no way to know we were going to be trapped," said Betty Hagan, traveling from Illinois to her home in Dallas. '~ I spent the first 35 years in Illinois an'd I've never been trapped like this." . Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabe.e closed most state offices Thursday, sending 50,000 workers ·home, ang said only essential employees had tb show up today.The snow came down so hard in Hot Springs -· 7 inches in four hours - that office workeis couldn't see across the street. 58'• ~ I • By The Aaaoclated Praaa A powerful storm crawled across the Southeast today, bringing icY, rain and snow to a region still reeling from a wintry blast earlier this week. ThouPOMEROY -An immunization clinic will be held at the Meigs Coun- sands were urged to stay home and ty Health Department Tuesday from 1 to 7 p.m at the Meigs Multipurpose Super Bowl planners worried about Center, Pomeroy. Children are to be accompanied by a parent/legal disruptions surrounding this week· guardian. Immunization records are to be taken. end's gam ~ in Atlanta. "So much for the global wanning theory," said Wayne Nichols of corrected~ Cleveland, Miss. "Out this way we're RlJTLAND- The Rutland Fire Department responded to a possible fire looking like one of tbose snow globes at the borne of Lawrence Jinks early Wednesday. It was incorrectly reported that has been turned upside down and that the home was that of Michael Mallory. shaken.'' The storm dumped more than a I foot of snow in parts of AJ:kansas and Mississippi by early today. Lighter POMEROY- The following actions to end marriage were filed recent· amounts were reported farther east, ly in the office of Meigs County Clerk of Courts Larry Spencer. but forecasters warned that icy sleet Dissolutions asked- Janet Burney, Pomeroy, and Frederick L. Burney . could coat roads and power lines · RIPLEY, W.Va. - Jed Beegle, 68, Ripley, diedWednesday, Jan, 26,2000 II, Pomeroy; Jeanette· L. Duke, Shade, and Robert D. Duke, Sardis. from Alabama to the Carolinas by at Jackson General Hospital, Ripley, following a brief illness. Divorce asked - Krisana P. Robinson, Middleport, from Jeffrey L. tonight. · : · He was born in Ripley on May 7, 1931, son of the late Jennings and Mae Robinson, Athens. · Georgia was under a winter storm Brabham Beegle. He was a self-employed real estate and cattle broker, and Dissolution granted - gilly Scarbrough and Mistey Scarbrough. watch today. Many nervously await;.,as a member of VFW Post 5501 in Ripley. · Divorce granted- Patricia L. Lehew from William D. Lehew . ed the arrival of freezing rain - all Surviving are.two sons, James Beegle of Ripley, and Jed Beegle Jr. of too familiar after last weekend's Sandyville, W.Va.; three brothers, Brownie Harold Beegle and Clair Beegle. "t ' t · storm left SOO,OOO cuStomers without Sr., both of Ripley, and Jennings Beegle of Racine; a sister, Betty Jean Durst · 0 C8 electricity and caused an estimated of Cottageville, W.Va.; a~d six grandchildren. ·, . . • • . POMEROY- Units of the Meigs County Emergency Medical Services $44 million in damage. He was also preceded-m death by two brothers, Ray and Ball Beegle; and answered· nine calls for assistance on Thursday. Coming out of a supermarket in two sisters, Gladys Herdman and Goldie Hunt. • Units responding were: . Tifton, Ga., Betty Turner and her sis.Services ·Will be 1 p.m. Saturday in the Parsons-Waybright Funeral CENTRAL DISPATCH ter-in-law pushed a cart full of ham, Home, Ripley. Burial will be in Fairplain Cemetery, Fairplain, W.Va. Friends 4:11 a.m., Rocksprings Rehabilitation Center•. Dean Wiblin, Veterans (lotato salad .and soft drinks. may call at the funeral home from 5-8 p.m. today. Memorial Hospital; · "I didn't take the millennium seriously, but I'm taking this seriously," 7:02 a.m., Baum Addition, Adam Dill, Holzer Medical Center; Mrs. Turner said. She ordered extra 12:16 p.m ., Overbrook Nursing Center, Willia Scites, VMH; natural gas for her back yard t~nk so .1:52 p.m·., from Racine station, Kay Morris, refused treatment; CAMBRIDGE-'Etsie C. Phillips, 94, Cambridge, died Friday, Jan. 27, she'll have gas to cook and badgered 2:56 p.m., State Route 692, Lester Howell, gone on arrival. 2000 at Rocksprings Rehabilitation Center, Pomeroy. her son into stocking up on firewood . MIDDLEPORT. . . She was born Oct. 29, 1905 in Meigs County, daughter of the tat~ Sam 2:10p.m., South TliirdAvenue, Middleport, with Central Dispatch assist- · so her three grandchildren will stay and Ida Smith Eastman. · . · warm. She is survived by a niece, Delores Holter; and by several other nieces ing, Ravi Mendoza, treated at scene; . In Atlanta, the Tennessee Titans 6:31 p.m:, Higley Road, Mary Smith, Pleasant Valley Hospital. and nephews. · . . . . and St. Louis Rams·were given perRUTLAND . She was ·also preceded in death by her husband, Harold Phalhps; two SIS· , mission to practice indoors. fof Sun: 6:23 p.m., Nelson Road, Mildred Morris, HMC. · lers, Vclm~ Stout, Elma Epple and Etta Gale; and brothers, George, Fred, day's game. Up to 4 inches of snow TUPPERS PLAINS Charley, Wilbur, Frank and Homer Eastman. were forecast today in a ciiy prepar6:39 p.m., Sumner Road, Iva Upton, VMH . Services will be .11 a.m. Saturday in Ewing Fuoeral Home, Pomeroy, ing for thousands of tourists and one ' with the Rev. Robert Sanders officiating. Burial will be in .Keebaugh Cemeof the biggest events in professional tery, Pomeroy. Friends may call at the funeral home on Saturday from 9 a.m. sports. until th~ time of the services. ' *Taxes Not Included to Quallfted 8_uyera 48 Month ~with Culto~ Milking.~ly g Paymenta 740 .:. 992:-2196 MIDDLEPORT - A hymn sing will be held Sunday, 6:30 p.m. at the Middleport Church of the Nazarene, Junior and Rita White will he featured. Pastor Allen Midcap invites the public. 1 MIDDLEPORT - Viola May Dever Moon, 80, Middleport, died Thull· day, Jan. 27, 2000 in Pleasant Valley Nursing Home, Point Pleasant, W.Va. Born May 14, 1919 at Harmony, she was til,e daughter of the late William ahd Sabring Gertrude Elliott Dever. She was a homemaker and a member of Pine Grove Holiness Church. · Sh~ is survived by a sister and brother-in-law, Julia Ann and William Damewood of Springfield; a sister-in·law, Florence M. Dever of Springfield; and three step-grandchildren, one niece, three nephews, and ·several great-nephews and nieces. . ·She was also preceded in death by her husband, Ladrue Moon; sons, Joseph and Richard Dever; a stepson, Howard Moon; and stepgrandsons, Thomas and Howard Moon . Services will be 4 p.m. Saturday in Ewing Funeral Home. The Rev. Odell Manley will officiate. Friends may call 2-4 p.ni. Saturday at Ewing Funeral ~~e. and 5-7 p.m. Monday at Woods-Aiigier Funeral Home in ~pringfield. Burial will be in the Fletcher Chapel Cemetery, Springfield. -·-" Plus Many Mo~. La~: ~. .el Vehicles ~o Choose Fro•· Over $1,C»OO,HO· Uled1lftventory . · . · . . ~ Viola May Dever Moon 30'• 34'- . CDC: Teen smoking rate down ATLA!IITA (AP)- With a cautious tone, the government announced that smoking among high schoolers has dropped for the first time since it .began tracking the age group in 1991. · : A nationwide survey of 7,529 high schoolers in September and Octobi:r found that -28.4 percent said they had smoked in the last month, 8 percent fewer than the last survey in '1997, the U.S. Centers for Disease Contjol· and Prevention said Thursday. . · · However, the report also sbowed that neari.Yone in 10 children have sinoked cigarettes by the time they reach middle school. · Nine percent of students in grades six through eight said they had. smoked cigarettes and nearly 13 percent- one in every eight studentssoid they had used some sort of tobacCo product, including chewing toba~:~:o, pipes and cigars. . . . · The survey was the first in which the CDC surveyed an eq"al nu!"ber . of middle school students and high schoolers. . • . . . ' "I don 't think it was that surprising, because we sec such high rates in· high school that we know it begins in middle school. We just didn't kpow at what level," said Michael Eriksen, director of the CDC's Office on Smoking and Health. ,, · . . In 1997, the last time the CDC looked at high school smokina, 36.4 rcent of students said.the had smoked in the ccedin month. ... r It's The Dealer Behind The Deal That Makes The Dillerence! . Hymn sing scheduled for ·sunday Winter returns to South with barrage of ·snow, ic~ dom I I ' Warmer temperatures. :f orecast this weekend . . . '. BIBB·E E NATIONAL NEWS IN BRIEF LO-CAL NEWS IN BRIEF ,. EMS Meigs.recofder ·~~~~ i~~nt land transfers .' • Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy, Middleport, Oh~ BUCKEYE NEWS IN BRIEF . Friday, January 28, 2000 ' FULL SERVICE TAX PREPAFJATION INDIVIDUALS e PARTNERSHIPS e CORPORATIO_NS e PAYROLL AVL\ IL IIBLE Y!:IIR ROUtJD 10 SEflV/C[ YOU!l lilx IJI l iJ', New LOCBtiO'nl 33105 Hllland Road Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 (740) 992 9355 1~-----~----,I 1 I I .· ELECTROI\IIC FlUNG 1 I I WITH TAX fREE I ·PREPARATION I I Expires Aprtl15, 2000 I I Coupon Must Be Pr.-ct I ll::;::;:::;S;at;:, :;9::00::;am:;::;u:;n:;til:5:;:00=:pm::;:::;::::::;L:;-;::-~-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=..I:::.J ., ' • Hours: Mon.·Frl-9:00 am tmtll 6:00 pm All AGES, All TIMES S4.00 . ' �• 'p-ee A2 • TiM O.lty Statlnel New pastor Local lfnemen head for North Carolina ' '· Nuke transport plan draws Ire CLEVELAND (AP)- A plan to movc "WdtW ~ by highway or rail through Ohio is generating concern among ellletect officials and public interest organizations. . · The U.S. Department of Energy is considering storing used nuclear waste from the nation's power plants at an underground dump about 100 miles from Las Vegas at Yucca Mountain. • " I urge the Department of Energy to do everything in its power to e11sure that Clevelanders receive accurate and complete information," Mayor Michael R.·White said Thursday at an outdoor news conference al:ljacent to a highway and rail corridor. · The mayor appeared with a critic of the plan, Chris Trepal, executive director of the Earth Day Coalition. She said the envii'Qnmental group wantstht aovemment to "ceue the historic plan to transport the most dangerous and ndioactive waste through the heart ·ofour community and the back yards of over 50 million people nationwi<le." . · The Earth Day Coalition and others were planning to ask the govern- · ment about safety and health risks as well as emergency planning at a hearing today in Cleveland. · · : The government's latest round .of public hearings began Monday in Lincoln, Neb., and will continue Tu~ay ·in Chicago. Glenn's space trip pays off . . • WASHINGTON (AP) ...:... Joh~ ~leon's ':"turn ~o. space at ag~ 77, ridiculed by some as a NASA pubhcaty stunt, as provadang valuable an formation on several scientific fronts, researchers say. ' • The scientists who sent experiments into orbit with Glenn aboard the space shuttle Discovery in the fall of 1998 enthusiastically recounte4 findings from tests on plants, proteins and tumor·cells. . NASA scientist Dennis MorriliQn described one successful expenment that showed it is possible to ·put a tumor-fighti~g drug into .a special miniature balloon and release the drug into a tumor. · · "We're artually on the right track," he said Thursdaywhile explaining that such a system could en'aj>le cancer patients to avoid the· side effect)!.of chemotherapy by receiving drugs only where ·the tumor cells h'ave grown - not through their entire bodies. . .; John Cassanto of Exton, Pa., whose company, Instrument Technology Associates, sent biomedical ·experiments- aboard Discovery, said the results .were mixed. · The company's microgravity laboratory succeeded in gro:oving a pro· tein crystal almost impossible to produce on Earth, but not wath the quality needed to help treat bone cancer, he said. · · Local restoration crews from AshPOMEROY - Area distribution line mechanics from American Elec' land, Ky., Chillicothe, CI'IX)ksville, tric Power are on their way to North Hillsboro, Ironton, McConnelsville, Carolina to aid fellow linemen at Pomeroy, Portsmouth, and Point Duke Power in restoring service !o Pleasant, W.Va., were enroute to more than 118,000 customers living Statesville, N.C. Line mechanics from Pomeroy are in·areas hit hard by back-to-back east Rex Cumings and Howard Ervin. coast winter storms. The winter storms hammered the Leaving from Point Pleasant were Carolinas with snow and ice begih· ~im Hupp, Marl( Slillllid Mark West' ning. thiS past Saturday, affectina a fall. · wide mea from Greenwood, S.C. to "We are sending 26 !iililribution line mechanics and supervisors and. Durllam, N.C. , The hardest hit areas over !he past several vehicles, including two digfew days have been the Anderson and gef trucks and nine bucket trucks, to Lanc:aster area6 in South Carolina Statesville," said Ken Hamilton, and i·t~ . Charlotte and Durham- operatiops manager for AEP's south· em Ohio region which includes Ash0!~ Hillareas in North Carolina. DUke' Power reports more than land, Ky., and Point Pleasant, W.Va. "Our employees will be helping , S,s(II ..Ouke Power employees and Mike Adldna waa lnatalled aa paator of .Vracu·a e Chllre~ ·of the pcr;onoel from nine slates .are help- Duke Power crews to repair poles Nazarene IOc:ated on State Route124, Syracuaa, ln ·ceremonlaa '-. '"s~o restore. power as qutckly and and lines downed by the winter storm," Hamilton said. held Jan. 9. He Ia pictured here with hlaJNife, Mllr'tha; • ·\. safel)'as possable. . • ' . • ·' .,.. ' )·( ' f.. . ~ ('''., ,.:; · The Dally Sentinel • Page A 3 . ~ . . .' POMEROY - The following Rigl\t of way, Larry W. an<.f.Pot· ta Holsinger, Letart and Sutton; hind transfers were recorded tie L. Jones to TPCWD, Bedforil; - · Right of w'lly, Crystal Lynn Jewrecently in the office of Meigs Right -'o f way, ·Lyle J. Swain to ..•ell to Lleading Creek Conservancy · tPCWD, Prange; · ·' , District, SAlem; · County Recorder Judy King: Deed, Barbara A. Young, BarDeed, Charles L. and Helen .L. . • ~ight. of way, J and M Lands bara A. Summerfield and Rexal Kitchen to Jack E. and Frances 1!.. · lni:: to J:.CCD, Salem;· · Thorn~ S11,mmerficld to Jack Gor- Fruth, Don G. and Connie Pullin, .; .J'ltight of way, Alva B. and Karen rcll, Tujlpe18 Plains; · Pomeroy; . · •· . Sill! Clark to LCCD, Rutla.nd; Deed, Deilzil ·and Bonnie Proc- · Deed, Hugh A. and' ~.,;anna . 'lliJ.IIh of .way, Robert W. and tor to Steven -L. and Debra E. Mitchell to. Charles ·and Chery;t · J'leyerly '· J',, Hamons to . LCCD, McGuffin: Middleport lots; Waf!h, Pomeroy, parCc;is; ·,, .· • <:;olu]Rbia; f . ·· . · Deed, R6ilney L. and Patrece E. Deed, Ste>~en E. Wellingtbn to ' Rtgh~ pf ":'PY· Charles E. and Beegle to RoCincy Lee and Patrece . Christine: Martin, Po~roy p,arccls; Minni~ K.-Yo~pg to LGCD, Salem; E. Beegle, "banon; . Deed, M,ary ·. 0~ ·~nd ;'~lint !'·. :Right of way, ~aniel A. B~azer Deed, HOward. L. - Enghsh Sr., Mullens to Clarenc~ A•. anp Be&y • to LCCD, Rulland, . Howard Engll~h l>r., Howard Eng·, L. Molden, Pomeroy; .:· ',''j . ~ght llf way, ~aryrose B. Darst lish; Phyllii J:. ~nglishto Howard peed, Yvonne Dee·• 'Pib~s .to, to li.~~D; Columbaa; . . . L. English •Jr., William· Thomas Stanley Donald Gibbi(;•Ru!land;,; \' '7' Right of ~ay, James and Phylhs English, Kenneth Eugene En&lish, · DCC(!, Clarence E .•Jr.apd P~~ , P,lth_el to LCCD, Rutland; Paul Andrew !"nglish and Jeffrey A. Owensby tq Burley. H. Stapl~, . Raght of '!'a'), Larry R. and Douglas English, Pomeroy tracts; Qllumbia; . , .,A . · ·.,, Sharon L. Sm1th to LCCD, ~alem; Right qf way, Rqbert A. Davis to . Robert D. Holladay lo of way, Avanel Holltday to Tuppers Plains ~Otcater Water Dis· . Salem; trict, Olive;. ' · (:)rnamenta·l trees.in demand . · COLUMBUS (AP)- The booming economy and last year's drought have combined to create a national shortage qf ornamental trees and shrubs for home and i:ommeri:ialtan..dscaping, growers say. · · "If I had 3,000 trees I could sell tl\em in one day," said Dan Mooney, a sales representativ, for Robert W. Baker Cos. in West Suffield, Conn. He was among hundreds of participants at a nursery convention meeting in Columbus thiS week . . Joe. Zampini of Lake County NurSery in northeast Ohio said he had 15,000 fewer trees to sell last summer after the drought pinched their growth. . · · · Zampini said growers .have been frustrated over their inability to meet high demand after two straight years Iof drought in his part of the country. · "It ~nay take anywhere from five to 10 years to .recover, to have enough product out there to recover for cities, landscapers, garden cen~ ters," Zampini said. · FOR GREAT SERVICE ~B~J;4'0 . Melinda A. Gibbs to LCCD, Sci· pio; · Deed;· Penny E. and Robert S. KOren to Michael T. Koren, Olive; Deed, Juanita and William L. McNickle, Robert and Fred Schus· ter to William R. and Deborah J. ' . Haptonstall, Pomeroy; Deed, Terry E. and Vicki L. Hysell to Timothy' A. Ellis, , Pomeroy; · . · Deed, Patty Pick·tns, Ray R. Pickens, Charles Goeglein1 Maxine Goeglein, Helene ~glein, Carolyn Jacobs, Jon Jacobs to Andrew N. and Delpha Kiser, Rutlal!.d; Deed, Paul Robert and P~ul R. -Beck to Harold C. and Matjorie L. Rice, Rutland; / ,'Peed, Christine Martin to James Milliron, Pomeroy; Easement, Leon C. and Barbara A. Pierce to Southern Ohio Coal Company, Sal~m. ' . AND AFTER THE SALE .l;>eadbeat parents owe $1 billion , WASHINGlUN (AP)- Using new powers granted by Congress, the federal government found $1 billion in the accounts of parents who owe qverdue child support payments. States are seizing the accounts and getting parents to pay up. Washington state officials have seized hundreds of accounts and collected $2 million from deadbeat parents. Florida has seized 232 accounts and collected $191,706. In Ohio, one county child support office froze the accounts of 40 peo.. , . pie who owed $90,000. So far, more than $40,000 owed to children has been collected and paid back. An additional17 people have been notified their accounts could be seized. . "It's a very important tool for us," said Maricarol Torsok, director of ·a county child support office near Toledo, Ohio, Torsok received· the names of parents with ·bank accounts from the Oepartment of Health and Human Services, which has been working with .. 2,300 bahks across the country since August to find .the ,accounts of 3 million parents who owe child support. ·. The department sends a computer tape with the names and Social Security numbers of delinquent parents to large multistate banks and bro· · kerages, which in tum search their records .to find a match. Sq far 662,000 accounts were matched with names. States get the information within 48 hours of the match and move quickly to freeze th~ account and collect what's owed. Few back giving ·Eiian citizenship 1 WASHINGlUN (AP)- The grandmothers of Elian Gonzalez may have been frustrated in their attempt at bringing the 6-ye~r-old home to Cuba any time soon, but they're apparently gaining ground in their effort to persuade Congress to reject legislation granting the boy citizenship. Having won at least. a delay in congressional action on the propose.d legislation, the grandmothers were to return Saturday to Cuba without the child, after more planned congressional visits today. . . They were also seeking a meeting with President Qinton, but White House aides suggested that seemed unlikely -despite Clinton's support for their cause. , : Raquel Rodriquez, the maternal grandmother, and Mariela Quintana, · the paternal grandmother, predicted· they would, eventually prevail even if not on this trip. . : "We will keep fighting," said Rndriq.uez. ''We're going to bring him b;ack. Right now, we can't do it." · Elian has been the center of controversy since he_was found'clinging to ari inner tube Nov. 25 off the Florida coa5t. His mother and others trav• . eling with him in an effort to flee Cuba had drowned. : The Immigration and Naturalization Service has ruled that the young· ~ter should be returned tp his 'father in Cuba, but relatives of th.e boy in this country arc fighting to ·keep him here. . ' _... 1999 FORD FSSO CREW CAB DUALLY -4X4; Diesel, XLT, Loaded, Flat Bed 1999 FORD F3$0 CAB & CHASSIS - -7.3 L Diesel, Auto, Air: Cond., Only 9,000 Miles 1999 FORD F350 CREW CAB DUALLY ·· 4X4, 7.3 Diesel, Auto, L.eather, Lariat · 1997 FORD F250 HD SUPER CAB ~4x'4., XLT,7.3 Diesel, Two In Stock 1997 FORD F350. SUPER CAB DUALLY I·· 460 !=ngine, Auto, AC,.XLT . . . 1997 FORD F250 HD REG CAB - 4x4, XLT, 5\8 L, Auto, Air Cond., .More 1996 CHEVY F1500 EXT CAB ~ 4x4, Silverado, 5. 7 L, Auto, All Power, More 1998 FORD RANGER SUPER CAB - 4x4, XLT, 4.0 L, Auto, T~o In Stock · . . 1999 FORD EXPEDITION - 4x4, XLT, Dual Air Cond., All Power, Several In Stock 1998 FORD EXPEDITION -4x4, Eddie Bauer Pkg., Leather, One Maroon, One Black 1997 GMC SUBURBAN - 3i4 Ton, 7.4 L, Auto, All Power, Rear AC and More 1998 FORD ·EXPLORER . 4pr,, XLT, 4~4. V6,.Auto, Air Cond., All Power, Leather 1996 FORD EXPLORER -4 Dr., XLT, 4x4, va. Auto, Air Cond., All Power, Leather 1996 -4 . . JEEP GRAND CHEROKlE LAREDO . . Dr., 4x4, Auto, AC, All Power Equipped 1997 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL . va~ Auto, Climat~ Control, All Power, Leather, Etc. . 1999:PONTIAC GUND AM GT ·COUPE- ve,Auto, Loaded, Sharp 1997 CHEVY ,MONTE CARLO ~ v~..Auto, Air' Cpnd., Much; Much More . ' • ' ' on a three, six or 12 month buls. Credit will be Biven carrier each week. No subscription by mail r,rmined In aren where home carrier Krvicc s anllablc. ' P11blisher reserves the riibt to adjust rates dur.. ina the subscr\pcion period. Subil:riplion rate . chaneet may be implemented by chan&lni tbc duration of the subscription. , · CIIIWFII Ill ltl ·~ h te be New• Dep.ortminbl . ·n. .... aa•btr Is 992-:uss. Dtpln.at cxliMiouan: · Gtwnl M...,a-............. - ....... -Eit.UOI Ntw~.....:........,.- ................... Ext. tl«n . .....: ........·-···-··..·•.....:...or Ext 1106 r-·... ·Phone · Other S.rvi- 461 S·. Third A~e. ·· Middleport, OH .' Ad...-lblq .... - • .:..--~·-·-·- 11114 Omololloo.-- -···"":...,. ......... ExL 'Ctonllled Ado..~.......... ...........,Ji!xtl 00 1103 have big leads .in races. in~ 69-,. Ti "' the surplus, Sen. Mike DeWine said. "If we funded everything he ~ked for there would not. be any surplus left. There's not enough money to do f.r.om P~;~ge A 1 ;I it all," he'said. . Rep. .Rob Portman, a Oncinnati Clinton's ideas, such as child ·care, ·education, health care and · invest; Republican, said he counted at least 10 new initiatives during the speech. ments in technology, are not frills. GOP. . . 14 . , . "I don't think that it's realistic at a New Brunswick, Canada, July 17, 'time when we're trying to balanCe the i934. budget, pay down the debt, protect Social Secuiity and Medicare .a~d give working families tax relief," · Portman said. "I don't kno.w how we can afford these new programs." . -;;;;;:;;n;::=========:=;===::::;===n . "What he talked about' tonight was' verybasic," he said. "These are very li . basic matters tllat are essential if we are to maintain and extend our quality of life." But .Strickland admitted he doesn't know specific plans on how to pay fot the new programs. . ' Those arc plans 'Ohio's U.S. senators. 'both Republicans, would like to =·Sen. George \<binovic~ said the presideni 's proposals to increase spending, reduce the l!ebt and reduce taxes don't add.u'p. . . · "The only way he can do all. of that is by increasing taxes, which we all oppose," Vb.inovich said.: Clint9n's proposals and bow much 1· they seemmade to cost against com• mitment lastgo year not toa spend ~---~_... ' • . Fu.nd ' . .. MAIL SUBSCIUP'ilONS . IMiele Melp Ctaaty 1 13 Wceko .....................................:......... .. $27.30 26 Wccb ............. ........ ............................ $53.82 52 Weeks ..•,...................................... ~~- .. $105.56 llolel Oiolllde M.... C.Uo11 J3 W.eb ........................:........................$29.2l l6Weets ................................................. Sl6.68 )Ycw ....:._ .......................... .-.............. 5109;12 Hl'l'tldloll trwaiftated. • I Stocks--___:___----..::·· ..,me• ·•• I' ' II S Democrats are pushing Gov. Bob Women made up 32 percent of Taft to increase the number of Taft's appointments. Accordiqg ,to, " women and minorities he appoints 1998 census estimates, 52 percent CINQNNATI (AP) - Republi· frontrunners, DeWine had 60 perceqt to state boards and commissions, of Ohio's 11.2 million residents can ~ike DeWine and Democrat Ted backing .to 26 percent for Celeste. even as the governor's office says were female . Celeste have big leads over their U.S. The Ohio Poll is conducted by th~ ~ ·those numbers are growing. . · Taft ·has appointed minorities to Senate opponents in · the latest Institute for Policy Research at the 7:44a.m. Ely The Aaaoclatad Preaa Sen. Rhin~ McCiin, D-Dayton; nine boards that didn't have minor· statewide Ohio Poll. University of Cincinnati. ',: Somewhat warmer temperatures Weather rorecast: said Thursday she's concerned that ity representation previousfy. Of six De Wine, the incumbent, leads for· The partisan polls were conducted are expected this weekend but an Tonight. .. Partly cloudy. · Lows Taft still ' isn't making cnoug~ new boards or task forces, all have mer. Rep. Frank Creme~ 88 percent by telephone Jan. 7-19 among a ranapproaching storm could leave sig· nearlQ above.: East wipd 5-to 10 strides to improve female"< anll minority representation. to 8 percent among likciy Republican sample of 316 likely Democratic Jtificanl accumulations of snow· on mph. minority representation on the Milburn ·pointed out thai 34 of primary voters questioned for lhe poll voters and 351 Republican voters, lbhio Saturday night and Sunday. · · Saturday.. .Increasing clo~~ini!:ss ' Taft's 62 staff members arc women, released today. Celeste drew support and results arc oonsdered accurate 1 Ohio had one of the coldest with a chance of light snow late in boards and commissions. The Senate approved the gover~ including three of seven senior staff from 49 jleri::ent of the Democrats · Within plus 6r minus 5 ,percentagt: ~ights of the season with early the . day. Highs ' in thel· mid 30s. nor.'s appointments · to the newly members . suiveyed, compared with 11 percent points. . 1norning temperatures mostly below Chance of snow 30 percent .. created 11-persop Technology "The governor · is pleased with for Richard Cordray and I 0 percent · The trial heat between DeWine :f,:ero. Lancaster had a reading of -16. Saturday night...Light snow likeAction Board on Wednesday the progress he's been able to make for Marvin 'McMickle. and Celeste was conducted antong : Lows tonight will be around zero ly, possibly mixed with sleet' late.. despite Democrats' objections that in a short period of time. Is he sat, In a trial heat between the iwo 1,503 registered voters. ' ~ n.the west and 10-15 elsewhere, the l:ows in the upper 20s. . no women were named to the .. isfied with where we are? No," -National Weather · Service said. Extended rorecast: 't Milburn said. :t-lighs on Saturday will be 25-30. Sunday... Light snow like! )'I~ pos· board. "They claim to be making some 'But we've been able to improve : Snowfall accumulations Satur· sibly mixed with rain during the improvement, but then tum around quickly, and we've been 'able to 'day will depend on the track of an day. Highs in the upper 30s. , and do the whole technology board, make sure there's minority repre· AEP _ ,_ ~ pproaching low pressure system, · Monday... Mostly cloudy with a Wendy'a - 1a,, 33 '!. 11 people, and not one of them was sentation on every new board or Akzo _ lorecasters said. chance of snow showers. Morning Worthington - 14~• 44 commission created." • The record-high temperature for lows in the mid 20s. Highs in the a female," McCiin said. Dally stock reports .are the · Taft has appointed 512 people The law that created the techno!· AmTech!SBC- 39~. ;his date at the Columbus weather mid 30s . 4 p.m. closing ' quotes of the 4;tation was 66 . degrees in 1914 Tuesday... Mostly cloudy: A since becoming governor last year. ogy·lloard ·required six members to Aahlend 011-32 · previous day's transactions, :1-hile the record low was 15 below chance of snow showers during the Of those, 13.3 percent were black, come from regions around the state AT&T- 50"/,. provided by .Adveat of Gal'!ero in 1963. Sunset tonight will be day. Morning lows in the' mid 20s. said Taft spokesman Scott Milburn. and one each from Wright~Patter- Bank One lipolis. That's higher than the state percent· son Air Force Labora!ory, the Bob Evans - 18~. ~t 5:46 p.m. and sunrise Friday at Highs 3~ to 40. age of blacks II.S percent NASA Glenn Research Center, the BorgWarner• '• Inter-University Council, the Ed;. Champion- 4 • son Center Director's Council and · Charming Shops- 7~. -·~ ·' receiving funds from-the 1999 oam- the governor's science adviser. City Holding -12'• · The Daily Sentinel paign will automatically recei~e The board will oversee the dis· · Federal Mogul- 15"1. applications for this year's funding tribution of about $15 million annu- Flrstsr _ 23'• {USPS 213-J'O) 1A1 from Page Comnmnl«y NeW1p1ptr Hokll•p, Inc. round. • ally to stimulate economic develop- Gannett_ ' Applying organizations will ment in high technology areas. Of K mart_ 8~1• Published every afternoon, Monda~ thrauJh The UFMC was estab.lished sev- make proposals and presentations three additional nonvoting mem- Kroger_ 1 8 -,., Friday, 111 Court 51., Pomemy, Oh1o, by the Ohio ~llcy Publishifl8 Company. S«oad • eral years ·ago to raise funds for before the board on Feb. 23 . bers on the board, one.- Mary Lands End- 34,, class po&uec plld at Pomeroy, Ohio. charitable causes in the county. It is Kamberhne, representt~g th.e Ltd _ .,. . Mfthber: The Associated Press, and the Ohio 31 Newspaper ASIOCiation. not affiliated with any national group's annual meeting wall be . ~el . Department of TransportatiOn- as Oak Hill Flnanclal- ~. POSTMASTER: Send tddre:u correctiOn» to on March 30, and at that meetan · a woman. ~ nc Daily . Sentinel, Ill Coun St., Poincror. organization, arid is governed by a the board will announce wlri h Sen. Charles Horn, R-Kettering, OVB33,. Ohio45769. · local yolunteer board. . · · who oversaw the board's creation One Valley- 27'!,. agencies will receive fvnds £.or the in the Senate technology commit: Peop1ea- 19' . • SUBSCRIPIION RATES Agencies re~eiving funds fro,m 11 By Cln1er or Motor Route · the UFMC must be tax-exempt, next year. . tee, said he understands Democrat~' Premier- 9 One Wcck .................................... ..............$2.00 One Month ........................................;...••.. $8.70 with a 501(C)(3) certification, and Contribuiions may be made to concerns but thought Wednesdays Rockwell - 48'!. One Year ............. .... ............................... S104.00 must offer services to Meigs Coun- the United Fund for Meigs County, complaints were poorly timed and RD ShellSINGLE COPYPIUCE ty residents. and sent to P.O~ Box 424, Midcjle- didn't take the nature of the Sears- 31'!. Daiif- .... ................................................. 35 Cents Fisher said that those agencies port, Ohio 45760. appointments into consideration. I Shoney'e -1~ Subscribers not.desiring 10 pi)' ,the carrier may , \, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..,..._ _ _ _ _ _.....;·_ · _ _ aid Veteran motion Donremit in ad\'ance direct tone Dilly Sentinel _ _ _ _ _ _ __:_ __;..:_ Sutherland waspicture born inactor St. John, 111ow ofoo omwlllo ,..., p11 ... {7.,.J 992-~1~5, We •II deck :r•r -lafete•tlo• ,aM . .ke a -. 1 n ne " • •' ~raa..lfJOO " d Taft appoints more minorities; Democrats still not satisfied . Poll: DeWine, Celeste. ·· :·OHIO VALLEY WEATHER COLUMBUS (AP) - 'Senate. accord to 1998 census estimates. '" Otlr •alit ,, Unl S reSpOn . Reader Services 1·-877 -322-6720 Actions to end marriages flied . Elsie C. Phillips . . .. '· Report on fire run Jed Beegle •z• Toll Free Immunization clinic slated Tuesday "We know a couple of inches here can totally shut things down," said Jim Steeg, the Natio nal Football League's vice president of special events. "When you ' re looki ng at t ~ weath er (precast and there's a giant.• purple cloud hanging over Louisiana, you know it 's on the way." The storm hammered Oklahom~ and Texas on Thursday, closing schools and businesses and ca using airline cancellations in Dallas. The Capitol in Oklahoma City was closed for the first tim e in a·decade and the storm left 17 inches of snow in Eufaula, 100 miles fa,rther east." , By this morning, IS inches of snow had fallen on parts of Arkansas and a foot in MisSissi ppi, where state lawmakers hurried home for a long weekend. National 'Guard units were called out in Arkansas, Mississippi and Alabama to help · strandeo,l motorists. • "At one time 'it was coming so thick, it looked like the world endell 200 yards from the windows," said Pati Brown, the manager of the Mountain Harbor Resort in Mou~t Ida, Ark., where there was a foot of snow. , About 1,000 motorists wer~ stranded al ong Interstate 30 in snowy southwestern Arkansas late Thursday. National · Guardsmen were summoned to rescue them. " It just came on so fast. There was no way to know we were going to be trapped," said Betty Hagan, traveling from Illinois to her home in Dallas. '~ I spent the first 35 years in Illinois an'd I've never been trapped like this." . Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabe.e closed most state offices Thursday, sending 50,000 workers ·home, ang said only essential employees had tb show up today.The snow came down so hard in Hot Springs -· 7 inches in four hours - that office workeis couldn't see across the street. 58'• ~ I • By The Aaaoclated Praaa A powerful storm crawled across the Southeast today, bringing icY, rain and snow to a region still reeling from a wintry blast earlier this week. ThouPOMEROY -An immunization clinic will be held at the Meigs Coun- sands were urged to stay home and ty Health Department Tuesday from 1 to 7 p.m at the Meigs Multipurpose Super Bowl planners worried about Center, Pomeroy. Children are to be accompanied by a parent/legal disruptions surrounding this week· guardian. Immunization records are to be taken. end's gam ~ in Atlanta. "So much for the global wanning theory," said Wayne Nichols of corrected~ Cleveland, Miss. "Out this way we're RlJTLAND- The Rutland Fire Department responded to a possible fire looking like one of tbose snow globes at the borne of Lawrence Jinks early Wednesday. It was incorrectly reported that has been turned upside down and that the home was that of Michael Mallory. shaken.'' The storm dumped more than a I foot of snow in parts of AJ:kansas and Mississippi by early today. Lighter POMEROY- The following actions to end marriage were filed recent· amounts were reported farther east, ly in the office of Meigs County Clerk of Courts Larry Spencer. but forecasters warned that icy sleet Dissolutions asked- Janet Burney, Pomeroy, and Frederick L. Burney . could coat roads and power lines · RIPLEY, W.Va. - Jed Beegle, 68, Ripley, diedWednesday, Jan, 26,2000 II, Pomeroy; Jeanette· L. Duke, Shade, and Robert D. Duke, Sardis. from Alabama to the Carolinas by at Jackson General Hospital, Ripley, following a brief illness. Divorce asked - Krisana P. Robinson, Middleport, from Jeffrey L. tonight. · : · He was born in Ripley on May 7, 1931, son of the late Jennings and Mae Robinson, Athens. · Georgia was under a winter storm Brabham Beegle. He was a self-employed real estate and cattle broker, and Dissolution granted - gilly Scarbrough and Mistey Scarbrough. watch today. Many nervously await;.,as a member of VFW Post 5501 in Ripley. · Divorce granted- Patricia L. Lehew from William D. Lehew . ed the arrival of freezing rain - all Surviving are.two sons, James Beegle of Ripley, and Jed Beegle Jr. of too familiar after last weekend's Sandyville, W.Va.; three brothers, Brownie Harold Beegle and Clair Beegle. "t ' t · storm left SOO,OOO cuStomers without Sr., both of Ripley, and Jennings Beegle of Racine; a sister, Betty Jean Durst · 0 C8 electricity and caused an estimated of Cottageville, W.Va.; a~d six grandchildren. ·, . . • • . POMEROY- Units of the Meigs County Emergency Medical Services $44 million in damage. He was also preceded-m death by two brothers, Ray and Ball Beegle; and answered· nine calls for assistance on Thursday. Coming out of a supermarket in two sisters, Gladys Herdman and Goldie Hunt. • Units responding were: . Tifton, Ga., Betty Turner and her sis.Services ·Will be 1 p.m. Saturday in the Parsons-Waybright Funeral CENTRAL DISPATCH ter-in-law pushed a cart full of ham, Home, Ripley. Burial will be in Fairplain Cemetery, Fairplain, W.Va. Friends 4:11 a.m., Rocksprings Rehabilitation Center•. Dean Wiblin, Veterans (lotato salad .and soft drinks. may call at the funeral home from 5-8 p.m. today. Memorial Hospital; · "I didn't take the millennium seriously, but I'm taking this seriously," 7:02 a.m., Baum Addition, Adam Dill, Holzer Medical Center; Mrs. Turner said. She ordered extra 12:16 p.m ., Overbrook Nursing Center, Willia Scites, VMH; natural gas for her back yard t~nk so .1:52 p.m·., from Racine station, Kay Morris, refused treatment; CAMBRIDGE-'Etsie C. Phillips, 94, Cambridge, died Friday, Jan. 27, she'll have gas to cook and badgered 2:56 p.m., State Route 692, Lester Howell, gone on arrival. 2000 at Rocksprings Rehabilitation Center, Pomeroy. her son into stocking up on firewood . MIDDLEPORT. . . She was born Oct. 29, 1905 in Meigs County, daughter of the tat~ Sam 2:10p.m., South TliirdAvenue, Middleport, with Central Dispatch assist- · so her three grandchildren will stay and Ida Smith Eastman. · . · warm. She is survived by a niece, Delores Holter; and by several other nieces ing, Ravi Mendoza, treated at scene; . In Atlanta, the Tennessee Titans 6:31 p.m:, Higley Road, Mary Smith, Pleasant Valley Hospital. and nephews. · . . . . and St. Louis Rams·were given perRUTLAND . She was ·also preceded in death by her husband, Harold Phalhps; two SIS· , mission to practice indoors. fof Sun: 6:23 p.m., Nelson Road, Mildred Morris, HMC. · lers, Vclm~ Stout, Elma Epple and Etta Gale; and brothers, George, Fred, day's game. Up to 4 inches of snow TUPPERS PLAINS Charley, Wilbur, Frank and Homer Eastman. were forecast today in a ciiy prepar6:39 p.m., Sumner Road, Iva Upton, VMH . Services will be .11 a.m. Saturday in Ewing Fuoeral Home, Pomeroy, ing for thousands of tourists and one ' with the Rev. Robert Sanders officiating. Burial will be in .Keebaugh Cemeof the biggest events in professional tery, Pomeroy. Friends may call at the funeral home on Saturday from 9 a.m. sports. until th~ time of the services. ' *Taxes Not Included to Quallfted 8_uyera 48 Month ~with Culto~ Milking.~ly g Paymenta 740 .:. 992:-2196 MIDDLEPORT - A hymn sing will be held Sunday, 6:30 p.m. at the Middleport Church of the Nazarene, Junior and Rita White will he featured. Pastor Allen Midcap invites the public. 1 MIDDLEPORT - Viola May Dever Moon, 80, Middleport, died Thull· day, Jan. 27, 2000 in Pleasant Valley Nursing Home, Point Pleasant, W.Va. Born May 14, 1919 at Harmony, she was til,e daughter of the late William ahd Sabring Gertrude Elliott Dever. She was a homemaker and a member of Pine Grove Holiness Church. · Sh~ is survived by a sister and brother-in-law, Julia Ann and William Damewood of Springfield; a sister-in·law, Florence M. Dever of Springfield; and three step-grandchildren, one niece, three nephews, and ·several great-nephews and nieces. . ·She was also preceded in death by her husband, Ladrue Moon; sons, Joseph and Richard Dever; a stepson, Howard Moon; and stepgrandsons, Thomas and Howard Moon . Services will be 4 p.m. Saturday in Ewing Funeral Home. The Rev. Odell Manley will officiate. Friends may call 2-4 p.ni. Saturday at Ewing Funeral ~~e. and 5-7 p.m. Monday at Woods-Aiigier Funeral Home in ~pringfield. Burial will be in the Fletcher Chapel Cemetery, Springfield. -·-" Plus Many Mo~. La~: ~. .el Vehicles ~o Choose Fro•· Over $1,C»OO,HO· Uled1lftventory . · . · . . ~ Viola May Dever Moon 30'• 34'- . CDC: Teen smoking rate down ATLA!IITA (AP)- With a cautious tone, the government announced that smoking among high schoolers has dropped for the first time since it .began tracking the age group in 1991. · : A nationwide survey of 7,529 high schoolers in September and Octobi:r found that -28.4 percent said they had smoked in the last month, 8 percent fewer than the last survey in '1997, the U.S. Centers for Disease Contjol· and Prevention said Thursday. . · · However, the report also sbowed that neari.Yone in 10 children have sinoked cigarettes by the time they reach middle school. · Nine percent of students in grades six through eight said they had. smoked cigarettes and nearly 13 percent- one in every eight studentssoid they had used some sort of tobacCo product, including chewing toba~:~:o, pipes and cigars. . . . · The survey was the first in which the CDC surveyed an eq"al nu!"ber . of middle school students and high schoolers. . • . . . ' "I don 't think it was that surprising, because we sec such high rates in· high school that we know it begins in middle school. We just didn't kpow at what level," said Michael Eriksen, director of the CDC's Office on Smoking and Health. ,, · . . In 1997, the last time the CDC looked at high school smokina, 36.4 rcent of students said.the had smoked in the ccedin month. ... r It's The Dealer Behind The Deal That Makes The Dillerence! . Hymn sing scheduled for ·sunday Winter returns to South with barrage of ·snow, ic~ dom I I ' Warmer temperatures. :f orecast this weekend . . . '. BIBB·E E NATIONAL NEWS IN BRIEF LO-CAL NEWS IN BRIEF ,. EMS Meigs.recofder ·~~~~ i~~nt land transfers .' • Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy, Middleport, Oh~ BUCKEYE NEWS IN BRIEF . Friday, January 28, 2000 ' FULL SERVICE TAX PREPAFJATION INDIVIDUALS e PARTNERSHIPS e CORPORATIO_NS e PAYROLL AVL\ IL IIBLE Y!:IIR ROUtJD 10 SEflV/C[ YOU!l lilx IJI l iJ', New LOCBtiO'nl 33105 Hllland Road Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 (740) 992 9355 1~-----~----,I 1 I I .· ELECTROI\IIC FlUNG 1 I I WITH TAX fREE I ·PREPARATION I I Expires Aprtl15, 2000 I I Coupon Must Be Pr.-ct I ll::;::;:::;S;at;:, :;9::00::;am:;::;u:;n:;til:5:;:00=:pm::;:::;::::::;L:;-;::-~-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=..I:::.J ., ' • Hours: Mon.·Frl-9:00 am tmtll 6:00 pm All AGES, All TIMES S4.00 . ' �• • tcommentary Page A4 • .' Ohio Valley Publishing Co. " Chtrlet W. Govey Publleher • Chari- Hoeflich G•neral Managar R. Shllwn L.ewll Managing Editor . • '£sta6rwita {II 1948 111 Court St., Pomti'Of, Ohio 740-1102-2111& • Frx: llw.!-2157 • l'r1dtf, JtniltfY lt,'IOOO .. The Daily Sentinel YOU'VE GOTJ'MIL, MU~IC, - ByThe . B end . The Daily Sentinel- ' · • . PageA5 : Friday, January 28, 2000 • • • MAGAZINfS, 800Kc;, CATALOGS, MESSA6ES,N\OVIE 5 NEWS Pk\'JMOTIONS, SRJJ?riNG EVENts_. • { • • . Diana Hill Conlrollar ' • .•• Our view: ' f18gister today ' ' ' GfA~lER. ~ahlerOfuse.nof I ~nvolvement in political process starts .:.with having your name on voter rolls . ,_ ' ~ith a March primary this ye!)r, it seems politicians on alllev- eli"are making an early appearance for the century's first general el~tion. · · . . ~We are accustomed to seeing presidential hopefuls rriake such. aq early arrival on the front page, but it appears a renewed interin local JXllitics has been late in coming. :: Perhaps the recent interest in village races only last year has ~rown to the county _level. F?r ~-' · example, Me•gs· County Republicans will :>the l!ofers have six candidates to choose from. in. two ., ~'· were as county commissioner races, and Democrats ~nthu.sia.."ltic ~ree. An 'independent candidate also will v1e for a seat on the board. ~ as the A colorful and interesting selection of can~wamuthes, didates from the top of the ballot to the bot· 'M·hatpositia'e tom makes the primary worth watchi~g. . ;, · In the ''what's hot and what's ·not" hst th1s t:esults could year, put complacency in the "not hoi" col~e pmduced! umn. :• · Now, if only the voters were as enthusiasti~ as the wannabes, what positive results could be produced! :i111ere are so few legitimate excuses for avoiding the polls on F,)ection Day, and as our civics classes and past experience teachet we all pay when voters are disinterested or irresponsible when i~mes to casting a ballot.. -~ Voter registration is- for a government operation:..... very easil~ accomplished. Polling hours are flexible, locations are conven~nt to virtually all voters, and the results are so very important to all of us. · . 1'' .' ....._ -.,. . ;Now is the time to get acquainted with the candidates who will appear on your ballot. Get to know these candi-dates -· if you can't personally meet your candidates (in communities,the size of ours, that's pretty easy), then at least become famili~l' with their: pOSitions and their goals. :If you're especially !lrnbitio\!s,.get involved in a campaign. Volunteer your time for a candidate (or isSue) and in doing so, encourage your friends, your family, your co-workers, to go to the JXIIIS March 7, and be sure to do the same. :Not only will it give you the satisfaction of participating in r:aw de'mocracy, but it also gives you an actua! license to gripe if the candidate of your choice, or.his Of her OpJXlnent, does something to:disappoint you in the next four years. ;we realize we've stressed citizen participation in government quite a bit lately .but, frankly, we can't stress it enough. The peopl~ have distanced themselves from their government; we don't w~nt government thinking it has a blank check and the people's cqilsent to spend it. · · ;Let's get back involved in our government and stay involved.' A{nerica must remain a land governed by the people, of the peo- . pi~ anrJ for the people. ;The deadline for new voter registration for the March primary is;feb. 7. Don't miss this opportunity. •• .. * Bow if ~ t , 1 .r· •, ·Rusher's view: . . .. ~-' New world ·. order slo~ly taking shape 1 By WIWAM A. RUSHER Slowly, quietly, not exactly out of sight but not in full public view either, lhe New World Order that everyone has been waiting for since the fall of the Soviet Union is gradually beginning to take shape. When President Bush used the term in 1990 to describe the collection of impulses that was then IIS$embling to repulse Saddam Hussein's attack on Kuwait, he had in mind a general global resolve to keep the peace, led by the United States as the world's onl~ remai_ning superpower. Even so, he raised a lot of hackles among people ever on Ihe alert to resist moves that might lead to "world government." They need not have wor· ried. We can expect to hear from lhem again, how· ever, as the present driv.; gains strength, and this time we would do well to heed tlieir warnings. . No organiZation as big_as the United Nations, and serving the purposes bf so many small and medium-sized nations, can be expected to resist trying to incre85C i_ts power. And, in the· case of the United ·Nalion$, its argument is bound to stress its centrality: II is tho· Rome lo which ,all roads lead, and where therefore ill major in~Cma· tional decisions ought to be made. Since no mechanism for_del)locratic political 'representation yet ~xists, the decisions will be made be a consensus of the sovereign nations tha~ collectively, consti· tute the United Nations. , Or so, at any rate, U.N. Secr~tary General Kofi Annan would·have us believe. And his interpreta· lion is endoJ'lled enthusiastically by the scores of medium-sized but still important nations like Brilain,ltaly, Brazil, South Africa, Swede_n and so on, which can participate in creating a consensus but would have no chance 'rhatever of imposing their own preferences unilaterally. •• kind paragraph for his "legacy," Who has seemed to be edging toward Annan's view that only a · ···, U.N. consensus can legitimately proclaim the .. . conscience of mankind on a given question, and · ' thereafter mobil\ze the force necessary to impose its will. If anyone objects that such a view would limit America's sovereignty, he is told th_at all we are " assenting to is the recognition and enforcement of "international norms," to which all civilized. nations subscribe. But of course the issues, when lhey present themselves, aren't that clear-cut, and we would soon find owselves supporting, and even militarily enforcing, decisions about which · we had the profoundest reservations. Even China, Russia and France - all of What a relief it was, therefore, to hl'llf Sen. which, for differing reasons of their or~"· would Jesse Helms. (R·N.C.)· addressing the United like to. cut "the only remaining superpower" Nation~ the oth~r day! Oive the United Nali!)ils, down to size - are happy to use the United credit fc)( inviting iis most famous- and perhaps' Nalions for that purpose, though otherWise· they . most powerful - critic·to speak to it. And give often show 'it scant respect. - • equal credit to Se11. Helms fqr being counly and It is, therefore, the United Sl!lle$, alone among courteous, without pulling his punchc5 even· the na.tions of the world, whose political position slightly. / - or Qe! us be frank) pol,itical power is threat· -He made it crys~l clear that, so far as he and, c;11ed by !II~. sort of New World Order that Kofi in his opinion, 'most Americans are ~,X~ncemed, i\ilp10 is desii'linS·.If he sua;eeds, we wi!l. see this country retains the right to ca!l the shots , in: . our. ~er .to '!l~ke tndependenr moral dec1sto~ international affairs as it sees them, and .to act 011 on-tntemati9nal tssues, and to ~ ®. tho!se dec!· " them' a<:iordingly, If ihe UJ\itcd Nati~. pursuil)t sions, - ·• d'1ose ' · concept ' ·' ~- - of"'ts · - ..ro~e~~tn -'wor1 · . gradually . eroded . · Instead, wt will . . have , a ' ~a gran 1 own vo~ce...., ~-big vot.ce, no doubt, ~ut sltll JUSt one ..-aff-.irs, "~ks to impose its presumed authority votce - m formtn~ the U.N. con~nsus. An~ . on the American.peaple, without their consent (it) once that consensus IS fonned, VIC will be bound beP. for confrontation and- 1 want to be can<!id by tt.. · ·. • . ·;; , · witlt you - eve~'tual U.S. withdrawal." ' .• . ~1ther10,. the Uqned States has·regard.ed the Tlie conflict isn't inevitable. But, if itii to be ··: Umted Nat1?ns as a ·usefu.l forum; ~as~oniii!Y avojded, Mr. Anmin (and, if he agrees with hi,m,;';: also ~onvement for patroll1~g ~-fire h~es 111 Mr. Ointon) will have to modify the spi:cifica-;. confltcls between small naltons. BJt Washmgton tions of their New World Order. · · has always carefully reserved the riitht to make its (WIHIIm A. Ruther 11 1 Olltlngul8hed Fll-:·_. \)Wn moral decisions - and to allfon them. II is tow or the'CII-nt lnltltutl for thel!lucly or:1: only President Clinton, perhaps ,In pur.IUit of a ~allllhlp and PoiHicll Phlloeophy.) •:: ,..~ A Parent's .~ . ·Obligation' -~ ••• POMEROY - Dan Adkins a had 145 songs recorded. Some gospei singer and evangelist, ,.;ill have gone top 40, even top len be at the. First Southern .Baptist and been nominated for "Song of Church at 41872 Pomero¥ Pike · the.Year''. Road; at 6:30 p.m. Sunday. As a record label exec ulive, he A<lkins has been singing gospel has promoled number one songs, music for 27 years and performed holds the record for 22 songs on on the CD, "Chicken Soup for the the naiional charts in one month Country Soul", which sold more and was named ''Gospel Label than -a million cci'pjes. Promoter of the Year": lie has shared the stage and/or As. a minister, l)e has been recordings with Dolly Parton, The called the Pas! or of Gospel Music Wilburns, Alan Jackson , George and a friend of hurting people. He Jones, The Cathedrals, Billy Ray has wrilten columns for the Cyrus, Gold City, Vince Gill, Joe Singi-ng News, The Gospel Voice Diffie, J.D . Sumner and the and many other publications. . ·Stamps and many more. In his program at Fir~t Baptisl, Adkins lives in Nashville, he will sing 'many of his new 'tenn. where he is president of songs and discuss his experience Music Ciiy Gospel. On his record with lymphoma . cancer and his label he has produced J.D. Sumn· recenl loss of II 0 pounds. cr ·and the St_amps and 25 other The public is invited attend. groups. As a songwriter, he has Thurgood Marshall was sworn ' in ' . Oct 2, 1967, as the tirst black U.S . . SupremeCourt Justice . ' ,I ' "' A ' 1)-.. . __ . Pa""'" haw an obllptlon to mue tlletf .home a strona a·nd atable environment for their chlldn!n, u well •• lor Ncb other, Parenll usually leom qulle wt that they lhould • ..., make promlltl to their children tlat they cannot lu!Op, Chlldml us,..Jty learn·by .,..mple. 'l"d they laJce thlnp at face value. So II we tell them ,.. a~- solnK to do somethtftg, they utu.illy expect uo-to do It. 'INching and dlsp!ayl"' sood moral val1101 ond belleflat home, will help to llleiD unfa~le I!Hf PJ'OIJUn In their c!ally llvn. A Iovins and o:ariiJI ~ -ihould he a mu,. !tom the outside world, that at tbneo, <an .. oomewbat 'demandtna. Betaga .,.. mother or father WI, at timet, alto he quite demaodl"'o and a pah!llt may oa:UionaDy beallne upoet and •"'fY In certain situations. lbis may not !!eCetlarily be wrona aalona ,u UIs aot a mallc!out or lto"lul anpr, but rather a detentllned, .dlldpllned attempt to provide the best 111ldance for one's famHy. God wants the fainlly to be Iovin& and rllhteous, and paRbtw !tow the · obllptlon _to lnotlll ln their chlld.., Godly prlndpleo lor th"'lj to live by. · _ · _ B William A. Rusher \.~t..1 " Dan Adkins to perform at First Southern Baptist Church Sunday .. ' .. //ta11e r1J! greater joy fh4n to Mar.IMI my children walk In rmrh. . I!.J.y. :, ,. ' ' ... ~· Five-Generations · INDiANAPOLIS (AP) - ·Burger King 'plar\s td run national ads next week publiCizing a second · recall of ils Pokemon toy balls aftera 4-month-old Indianapolis boy suf· focated in his crib on one of the toys. - The Miami-based restaurant chain's announcement carne Thursday, hours after the Consumer Producl Safety Commission issued ils ·second nationwide aieri in a month aboul Ihe dangers posed by " Poke" Balls." , . More !han 25 million of the Ioys · were handed out with Burger King children's meals late last year. wishi~g~on Merry-~o-Round: , ~ pirat~s : . still~ Not above the rules . .ljhere ar~ . . ' ' ' ,. ' ' By GEORGE R. PLAGENZ , Maybe so. But as youth models II wasn't something you would · and spiritual models, sports heroes ' ';; '., ' . ' . \ ' . ..{ '' By ,JACK ANDERSON well as the great naval power of.:, and DOUGLAS COHN ., the day, Great Britain, pai~ tribute -~ expect Billy Graham to say. and ministers (and presidents who are WASHINOTON --; 1\vo thou- to the pirates - this at th~. very '~ When Katie Couric of the models for an entire nation) have a sand years ago, when the Euro- tiine thai Lord Nel10n wu con-'. peahs' known world was small verting the MediterraQean into a : "Today" show asked her TV guest if higher standard to meet. We have a the president of the United Slates right 1!> expect more from them than an<t the Greek city·statea were in · British lake. · should provide moral leadership 10 from "olher mortajs." . • their prime, pirates- laid claim to II seems inconceivable, but at the nation, Graham said yes. That was They may be "subject to the ·same the island of Crete. : ·. the time the great fleets of France : .This was not unlike the more and Britain were fighting for naval .. 'expected - as was the Graham temptalions and feelinp" as tlJe rest remarkthatfollowC1<1. of us, but once they realize !hey are recentpiratesofthe 17th ard 181h supremacy in the 1805 -Battle of ••• The evangelist said he would love succumbing to these temptations and centuries who maraudet,J the New Trafalgar, lhe Barbary pirates had : Th• AltOCIIdtd Pros Bill Clinton even if he was guilty of feelings, !hey have a duty to step World from island bases in the only one implacable enemy to .;:roday is Friday, Jan~ 28, the 28th day of 2000. There are 338 days left in the · the sexual scandals swirling around· down from their pedestals. Caribbean. contend with: the United Stales of .. y...-. , . him .because he isf "a rem~ksblhe mtit! . Whal a sports columnist has said . ;_:, The anhalo~ runsf q uithe true Am eri~a. · ·, . .. ::roday's Highlight in History: · who has a 1ot o temptations I rown about sports herbes is equally true of' ""cause t e p1rates o '00t ages n Y· a .ew years ear11er, m •Dn Jan. 28, 1986, the space shuttle 018llenger exploded 73 seconds after his way and a lot of pressure on him." ministers. "We want !hem to be specam~ined seamanshlp, fear ·and a 1797; American peace commis· -But, as the Leisure & Ails critic of cial," he wrote. ~·We don't want to sense of commerce to create a sioner Charles Pinckney- had litlpff from Cape Cahaveral, killing all seven crew members aboard. this date: . th~ -~r Street Journal .said, when think they l!fC like us. There is an type of hegemony over the areu turned down French demands for ' •ln 1547, England's King Henry VIII died; he was succeeded by his 9-year· Counc asked whether i\ ts too much overpowering rieed to set speci_al pea. t~ey roamed. But as pirates are apt a bribe as a means of endiri&the ' .ollson, Edward Vt . . · · to expect the president to resist some pte lql&rl." to do, ilrey went too far, and so the undeclared Franco-American : :!n 1596. English navigator Sir FranCis Orake died off .the coasi of Panama . of the temptations that have come his That is true of the way most of us ·pirates of the ancient world _finally naval war; saying, '' Mil_tions for ane1 was buried at sea. way, the answer that came back was feel about our clergy. They have were cleaned out of Crete, much defense, but not one cent for trib· · :!n 1853, Cuban revolutionary Jose Marti was bom in Havana. out ofcharlldcr for Graham. .. become like us, wh~ we want to ' ~ the pirates of the New World ute." In fac~ this · righteous state- : :In 1902, the Carnegie Institute was established in Washington, D.C. " In ~ words of the Journal .~tie, ~ink ~f theDJ iiS 110mething special, as were evicted from the Caribbean. ment wu proclaimed at a time • :In 1909 the United States ended direct control over Cuba. · The Vtew of th~ esteemt;d rehgtous . not hke us." There the analogy ends. when the United Stale$ was pay· : :In 1915: the Coast Guard was created by an ac;t of Congress. leader w~ . yes, it .is too m~ch ,';' I ~ave heard ~re than one pas!"r . Whereas New World piracy ing tribute·_to the Barbary piralel. ' •In 1916, Louis D. Brandeis was appointed _by Presi<lent Wilson to the expect Omton ~rests! tempta~1 . tell h1s congregation, "l _cl;on't constd· waned rapidly after the 'loss of its , Then lhe piralel-increued their : s..preme CQurt, becoming its first JewiSh member, · . The temptations had come . tn· er my~lf·a pastor, in quotes. I'm no '! bases ~ though, lhe Pl\rataria deml!nc\5., , ' , · :~ : :Jn 1945, during World War 11, Allied supplies began reaching OJina over the ton's way, th~ newspaper ed better and r\o worse than anybody }irates of J,ouisiana did thrivelnto America refused, 'and in 1'801 ,o neWly reopened Bunna Road. · · Graham as saymg. "beCause t j:lres· else." Others say, "We are all minis· i the 19th century - the .,lralel Of • the paha of Tripoli decilarcd,.war'~ ~n 1980, si~ U.S. diplomats who had avoided being taken hostage at their ident was such a strong and vigcirous ters. You are no different from me." the Eastern Mediteminean simply qn. the United Stale$. ..., . ~ 1 enibassy it) Tehran flew out of Iran with the help of Canadian 4iplomats. miD that-~ Mr. -Giahan! so. unfor· Apparendy, many a modem cler· •moved ·westward, establish in. An on-again off·as*i~ aort of : :In 1982, Italian anti-terrorism forces rescued Anny Brig. Gen. James L. gettably put 11 - -'the ladtes JUSI go gyman .is more interested in being , themsclve_s on what c~me ~ be CQn~lct ensiled, an!l althciuah U.S.;• Denier, 42 days aftcir he had been kidnapped by the Red Brigades. wild over him."' . accepted as "one of lhe crow~" than ,_, known as the Barbary Cout of Marmes went to ,"th~ shore, of : ::ren years ago: The San Francisco 49ers routed the Denver Broncos, 55-10, Cal} llfiY man be •~peeled to resist . he is in being a spiritual ilui\le. North Africil. r . Tripoli', " , the Birbary pirates,• in:l!'e 24th Super Bowl. , · .· , the wiles of Je:rd!el? . . . Ou~id~ the pulpit, these ministers ' ' There, they became remained u~uereil. · ' · . • ,. : There are those who•will say thts merge toto the -crowd. They become ' entrenched, surviving' jnyasions Today, several natiOIII miiiO up.:· 11'ive yoars ago: President Ointon was·hoslto a 5 1/2-hour "work session" of~ovemors, legislators and local officials, both Democrats an\! Repu!>licans, proves that presidents,, U.kc -ini·te= •1111•·af.ua. H•ilJ"I"'ws well ~ec, thc:y , ' and assimilating invaders; Their what wu called the . a.rt.ary.: to:lli5CUSS welfare reform. · ·(even wayward mm1sters), are talk ofm~ thmp. Qut they, bring us ~··,corsai~ were the , scourge· of the ~~~. and one naiion, Liby.it; :,One year ago: Ford Motor Co. announced it was buying the \tllvo car divi· "humin like.~ rest of us." .' . ' no word from the mountai11- ' seas, and their se~J~e,of commerclc appean to be , holdin1 fut to liS · si~ in a $6.45 billion deal. tdissouri Gov. Mel Carnahan honored a personal flw.fqr !'(llnistcn, an. editorial tn .• · Tite influence of'ti)e chu.ai,will · .1 'wlis raisell to new IICighil.' The ·roots. ' More t!Jan 2,000 years of : rect,Uest for mercy from Pope John Paul II, sparing triple murderer Darrell ~enomlnat"'!Jal ,magaztne ~ lhts ~ntinue to jlecline ¥,1ilng as its min· ', "'> pirate chiefs of N¢rlh ~frl~ prof· pita~ ~isior~ . and ,pir~ culture : Mtase from execution. · · ·· understanibng approach: We do tsters would ,rathcir be one of the tied frpm ,the s~ead .of fear, for arc . tnsllll~d tn that natif>il's.pay· : :Today's Birthdiys: Musician-composer Acker Bilk is 71. Author Susan Son· not want to pe(petuate the myth thai crowd than stand .OOVe ·the crowd I.. rather than warnng With the· pow· cbe, providing a.heritaae that tran· · . tae;is '67. Actor Nicholas Pryor is 65. Actor Alan Alda ·is 64. Actress Marthe · clergymen are not subj~ to the same . bidding the ll!sl of us to "come up . 1 ers ' of. Europe, they simply sceilds the ravinp ofany one man : K~ler is SS. Actress-singer Barbi Benton is 50. Rock musician Dave Sharp is temptations and feelings ·as other higher." . . ' deman\'Cd and received tfibute and providing tbe United States ; 41( R?Ck singer Sam Phillips is 38. Cou~try musician Greg Cook (RiCochet) is monals. We can best serve our readers That goes for presidents, too.. protectton money.- . with a historical dilemma: 3~ S~nger S~ah McLachlan is 32. Rapper Rakiin is 32. DJ Mugp (Cypress by, reminding them that clergy are not (George R. Pllglnz 11 a co1umSo established was this prac- . . (..IRk Anclerlon lnd Qougtu ; H1)l) ts 32. Smgcr Joey Fatone Jr. ('N,Sync) is 23. Singer Nick Carter (Back· immune to the pressures and perver- nllt for Jliawlp1par. E~H tice, that,tiy the 19th cenlury, pbw• Ccihn~ 1r. columnlltl fOr OnHM-:·' s~t Boys) is 20. Actor Elijah Wood is 19. · . . sions that beset others." ,"eMrlliOoll.) ,. · " ·' .· . · ers su,ch IS Nawteon;s Fr.,nce as_ F.-ure BYndlcata.) -~ ~ f ' . • FIVE GENERATIONS - Ka)eb Honaker, son of Mlchaalllld Kelly Honaker of New Haven, W. Va., Is the fifth generation In the flimlly of Mildred Jolirisoil of Middleport. From the left are Betty Smltl1 of MlddlaporJ;, great-grandmother; Mrs. Johnson of Middleport, greatgreat-grandmother; Debl Honaker of Middleport, the grandmother, and Michael Ho1111kar holding his son, Kalab. , . •t, • <; "" ' - ' ·,·, . '! ·- ' i I I• ,- ,,,' .•. 1 Call To Schedule An Interview: Tom.Peden Country 1-800-822-0417.344-5947 .475 South Church Street • Ripley, '' .. . ,- WV OVER 210. 2111 MIIEl lllVEUID Pll:lliPB TD UIIBE FRill ' •·' .,' .... . Sponsored by the Holzer Medical Center Wei/ness . Spe~i~! ~creening \ ·~ AV,lllil81~~ I. I FOR THIS SPECIAL \ .. SCREENING, YOlJ MUST PQ-R£GIST~R BY 4j'MON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4TH . .·. . CALL 446-5313, SCREENING INCLUDES A · Brand NeW 2000 C~y Blazer LS 4 Door 4x4 All New2000 Chevrolet Impala 123'B5D* · 122'950* qa '950* . . . . •Automatic •Automatic · • Air Conditioning • Nicely Equlppedl • Nicely Equlppedl • Remote Keylan Entry I Tilt a Cruise , Brand ·New 2000 Chevy Brand New 2000 Chivy ,,, ' . French 5.00 Room .W B.loo~ Press.ure Screening$_ •: Gtu~~~e:~c~nings . . ., .. W :Non..fasting .(Jho.lesterol Screenings ._, PotJy Fat Amtlysis - · . · W Massa!Je Th~rapy .. W· Nutrition Services W $tr~ss ~anagement W Disorders Information • tp • NeW-Or. ~8,950 Blind ~Ani GfCoupe · • Ram Air V-6 Power ·• Power Window •Tilt' a Crulu ' . aLocks . iu:it i,iiJ· ..{' Stajfodby: Holzer Medica/Center, Holzer Clir#c Gallia County Health Department, and G'-.J-MMental Health Board · . • Air Conditioning • AMIFM CD Syatem • Aluminum Whaela • Air Conditioning • AMIFM CD Sy•tem • Aluminum Wheals •' @... ,.,,,,., • • ~- • ' 8:00 am ·~"" 4.~00 pm · Well VIrginia's 11 Chevy, Pontiac, Bulclt, Oldi, And Cullom ~In Dealar.. - • • AM/FM CD System . • Vortec;V-8 Power '' .Monday, February 7, 2000 Dept,~rimenr: . and Critical Care Unit Brand New 2000 Chevy. Silverado EXt. Cab 4x4 ' ' ' • Officers were elected al a recen I meeling of lhe Orange Township Trus1ees. Roger Riichie was named president, and James Bernard, vice president. Lewis White is Ihe old truslee, and Osie Follrod is Ihe clerk. ·._ ·Annual Heart Fair ,:0n ' • Work At The 11 Daalerlhlp Organizational meeting held 01 . ., • • Great Benefits~---~ ...' Qn this date in history Bf k • Excellent Payment Plan Burger King plans ad$ to Warn about Pokemon toys , J. J~hll r;4 < Plagenz's view: Wonderful opportunities are available in Tom Peden Country. . We are expanding our lacililies and need more sales people. No experience is required, only a willingness to learn, work as a team and have a strong Initiative. · · • •.. ' • . ' "' ' I �• • tcommentary Page A4 • .' Ohio Valley Publishing Co. " Chtrlet W. Govey Publleher • Chari- Hoeflich G•neral Managar R. Shllwn L.ewll Managing Editor . • '£sta6rwita {II 1948 111 Court St., Pomti'Of, Ohio 740-1102-2111& • Frx: llw.!-2157 • l'r1dtf, JtniltfY lt,'IOOO .. The Daily Sentinel YOU'VE GOTJ'MIL, MU~IC, - ByThe . B end . The Daily Sentinel- ' · • . PageA5 : Friday, January 28, 2000 • • • MAGAZINfS, 800Kc;, CATALOGS, MESSA6ES,N\OVIE 5 NEWS Pk\'JMOTIONS, SRJJ?riNG EVENts_. • { • • . Diana Hill Conlrollar ' • .•• Our view: ' f18gister today ' ' ' GfA~lER. ~ahlerOfuse.nof I ~nvolvement in political process starts .:.with having your name on voter rolls . ,_ ' ~ith a March primary this ye!)r, it seems politicians on alllev- eli"are making an early appearance for the century's first general el~tion. · · . . ~We are accustomed to seeing presidential hopefuls rriake such. aq early arrival on the front page, but it appears a renewed interin local JXllitics has been late in coming. :: Perhaps the recent interest in village races only last year has ~rown to the county _level. F?r ~-' · example, Me•gs· County Republicans will :>the l!ofers have six candidates to choose from. in. two ., ~'· were as county commissioner races, and Democrats ~nthu.sia.."ltic ~ree. An 'independent candidate also will v1e for a seat on the board. ~ as the A colorful and interesting selection of can~wamuthes, didates from the top of the ballot to the bot· 'M·hatpositia'e tom makes the primary worth watchi~g. . ;, · In the ''what's hot and what's ·not" hst th1s t:esults could year, put complacency in the "not hoi" col~e pmduced! umn. :• · Now, if only the voters were as enthusiasti~ as the wannabes, what positive results could be produced! :i111ere are so few legitimate excuses for avoiding the polls on F,)ection Day, and as our civics classes and past experience teachet we all pay when voters are disinterested or irresponsible when i~mes to casting a ballot.. -~ Voter registration is- for a government operation:..... very easil~ accomplished. Polling hours are flexible, locations are conven~nt to virtually all voters, and the results are so very important to all of us. · . 1'' .' ....._ -.,. . ;Now is the time to get acquainted with the candidates who will appear on your ballot. Get to know these candi-dates -· if you can't personally meet your candidates (in communities,the size of ours, that's pretty easy), then at least become famili~l' with their: pOSitions and their goals. :If you're especially !lrnbitio\!s,.get involved in a campaign. Volunteer your time for a candidate (or isSue) and in doing so, encourage your friends, your family, your co-workers, to go to the JXIIIS March 7, and be sure to do the same. :Not only will it give you the satisfaction of participating in r:aw de'mocracy, but it also gives you an actua! license to gripe if the candidate of your choice, or.his Of her OpJXlnent, does something to:disappoint you in the next four years. ;we realize we've stressed citizen participation in government quite a bit lately .but, frankly, we can't stress it enough. The peopl~ have distanced themselves from their government; we don't w~nt government thinking it has a blank check and the people's cqilsent to spend it. · · ;Let's get back involved in our government and stay involved.' A{nerica must remain a land governed by the people, of the peo- . pi~ anrJ for the people. ;The deadline for new voter registration for the March primary is;feb. 7. Don't miss this opportunity. •• .. * Bow if ~ t , 1 .r· •, ·Rusher's view: . . .. ~-' New world ·. order slo~ly taking shape 1 By WIWAM A. RUSHER Slowly, quietly, not exactly out of sight but not in full public view either, lhe New World Order that everyone has been waiting for since the fall of the Soviet Union is gradually beginning to take shape. When President Bush used the term in 1990 to describe the collection of impulses that was then IIS$embling to repulse Saddam Hussein's attack on Kuwait, he had in mind a general global resolve to keep the peace, led by the United States as the world's onl~ remai_ning superpower. Even so, he raised a lot of hackles among people ever on Ihe alert to resist moves that might lead to "world government." They need not have wor· ried. We can expect to hear from lhem again, how· ever, as the present driv.; gains strength, and this time we would do well to heed tlieir warnings. . No organiZation as big_as the United Nations, and serving the purposes bf so many small and medium-sized nations, can be expected to resist trying to incre85C i_ts power. And, in the· case of the United ·Nalion$, its argument is bound to stress its centrality: II is tho· Rome lo which ,all roads lead, and where therefore ill major in~Cma· tional decisions ought to be made. Since no mechanism for_del)locratic political 'representation yet ~xists, the decisions will be made be a consensus of the sovereign nations tha~ collectively, consti· tute the United Nations. , Or so, at any rate, U.N. Secr~tary General Kofi Annan would·have us believe. And his interpreta· lion is endoJ'lled enthusiastically by the scores of medium-sized but still important nations like Brilain,ltaly, Brazil, South Africa, Swede_n and so on, which can participate in creating a consensus but would have no chance 'rhatever of imposing their own preferences unilaterally. •• kind paragraph for his "legacy," Who has seemed to be edging toward Annan's view that only a · ···, U.N. consensus can legitimately proclaim the .. . conscience of mankind on a given question, and · ' thereafter mobil\ze the force necessary to impose its will. If anyone objects that such a view would limit America's sovereignty, he is told th_at all we are " assenting to is the recognition and enforcement of "international norms," to which all civilized. nations subscribe. But of course the issues, when lhey present themselves, aren't that clear-cut, and we would soon find owselves supporting, and even militarily enforcing, decisions about which · we had the profoundest reservations. Even China, Russia and France - all of What a relief it was, therefore, to hl'llf Sen. which, for differing reasons of their or~"· would Jesse Helms. (R·N.C.)· addressing the United like to. cut "the only remaining superpower" Nation~ the oth~r day! Oive the United Nali!)ils, down to size - are happy to use the United credit fc)( inviting iis most famous- and perhaps' Nalions for that purpose, though otherWise· they . most powerful - critic·to speak to it. And give often show 'it scant respect. - • equal credit to Se11. Helms fqr being counly and It is, therefore, the United Sl!lle$, alone among courteous, without pulling his punchc5 even· the na.tions of the world, whose political position slightly. / - or Qe! us be frank) pol,itical power is threat· -He made it crys~l clear that, so far as he and, c;11ed by !II~. sort of New World Order that Kofi in his opinion, 'most Americans are ~,X~ncemed, i\ilp10 is desii'linS·.If he sua;eeds, we wi!l. see this country retains the right to ca!l the shots , in: . our. ~er .to '!l~ke tndependenr moral dec1sto~ international affairs as it sees them, and .to act 011 on-tntemati9nal tssues, and to ~ ®. tho!se dec!· " them' a<:iordingly, If ihe UJ\itcd Nati~. pursuil)t sions, - ·• d'1ose ' · concept ' ·' ~- - of"'ts · - ..ro~e~~tn -'wor1 · . gradually . eroded . · Instead, wt will . . have , a ' ~a gran 1 own vo~ce...., ~-big vot.ce, no doubt, ~ut sltll JUSt one ..-aff-.irs, "~ks to impose its presumed authority votce - m formtn~ the U.N. con~nsus. An~ . on the American.peaple, without their consent (it) once that consensus IS fonned, VIC will be bound beP. for confrontation and- 1 want to be can<!id by tt.. · ·. • . ·;; , · witlt you - eve~'tual U.S. withdrawal." ' .• . ~1ther10,. the Uqned States has·regard.ed the Tlie conflict isn't inevitable. But, if itii to be ··: Umted Nat1?ns as a ·usefu.l forum; ~as~oniii!Y avojded, Mr. Anmin (and, if he agrees with hi,m,;';: also ~onvement for patroll1~g ~-fire h~es 111 Mr. Ointon) will have to modify the spi:cifica-;. confltcls between small naltons. BJt Washmgton tions of their New World Order. · · has always carefully reserved the riitht to make its (WIHIIm A. Ruther 11 1 Olltlngul8hed Fll-:·_. \)Wn moral decisions - and to allfon them. II is tow or the'CII-nt lnltltutl for thel!lucly or:1: only President Clinton, perhaps ,In pur.IUit of a ~allllhlp and PoiHicll Phlloeophy.) •:: ,..~ A Parent's .~ . ·Obligation' -~ ••• POMEROY - Dan Adkins a had 145 songs recorded. Some gospei singer and evangelist, ,.;ill have gone top 40, even top len be at the. First Southern .Baptist and been nominated for "Song of Church at 41872 Pomero¥ Pike · the.Year''. Road; at 6:30 p.m. Sunday. As a record label exec ulive, he A<lkins has been singing gospel has promoled number one songs, music for 27 years and performed holds the record for 22 songs on on the CD, "Chicken Soup for the the naiional charts in one month Country Soul", which sold more and was named ''Gospel Label than -a million cci'pjes. Promoter of the Year": lie has shared the stage and/or As. a minister, l)e has been recordings with Dolly Parton, The called the Pas! or of Gospel Music Wilburns, Alan Jackson , George and a friend of hurting people. He Jones, The Cathedrals, Billy Ray has wrilten columns for the Cyrus, Gold City, Vince Gill, Joe Singi-ng News, The Gospel Voice Diffie, J.D . Sumner and the and many other publications. . ·Stamps and many more. In his program at Fir~t Baptisl, Adkins lives in Nashville, he will sing 'many of his new 'tenn. where he is president of songs and discuss his experience Music Ciiy Gospel. On his record with lymphoma . cancer and his label he has produced J.D. Sumn· recenl loss of II 0 pounds. cr ·and the St_amps and 25 other The public is invited attend. groups. As a songwriter, he has Thurgood Marshall was sworn ' in ' . Oct 2, 1967, as the tirst black U.S . . SupremeCourt Justice . ' ,I ' "' A ' 1)-.. . __ . Pa""'" haw an obllptlon to mue tlletf .home a strona a·nd atable environment for their chlldn!n, u well •• lor Ncb other, Parenll usually leom qulle wt that they lhould • ..., make promlltl to their children tlat they cannot lu!Op, Chlldml us,..Jty learn·by .,..mple. 'l"d they laJce thlnp at face value. So II we tell them ,.. a~- solnK to do somethtftg, they utu.illy expect uo-to do It. 'INching and dlsp!ayl"' sood moral val1101 ond belleflat home, will help to llleiD unfa~le I!Hf PJ'OIJUn In their c!ally llvn. A Iovins and o:ariiJI ~ -ihould he a mu,. !tom the outside world, that at tbneo, <an .. oomewbat 'demandtna. Betaga .,.. mother or father WI, at timet, alto he quite demaodl"'o and a pah!llt may oa:UionaDy beallne upoet and •"'fY In certain situations. lbis may not !!eCetlarily be wrona aalona ,u UIs aot a mallc!out or lto"lul anpr, but rather a detentllned, .dlldpllned attempt to provide the best 111ldance for one's famHy. God wants the fainlly to be Iovin& and rllhteous, and paRbtw !tow the · obllptlon _to lnotlll ln their chlld.., Godly prlndpleo lor th"'lj to live by. · _ · _ B William A. Rusher \.~t..1 " Dan Adkins to perform at First Southern Baptist Church Sunday .. ' .. //ta11e r1J! greater joy fh4n to Mar.IMI my children walk In rmrh. . I!.J.y. :, ,. ' ' ... ~· Five-Generations · INDiANAPOLIS (AP) - ·Burger King 'plar\s td run national ads next week publiCizing a second · recall of ils Pokemon toy balls aftera 4-month-old Indianapolis boy suf· focated in his crib on one of the toys. - The Miami-based restaurant chain's announcement carne Thursday, hours after the Consumer Producl Safety Commission issued ils ·second nationwide aieri in a month aboul Ihe dangers posed by " Poke" Balls." , . More !han 25 million of the Ioys · were handed out with Burger King children's meals late last year. wishi~g~on Merry-~o-Round: , ~ pirat~s : . still~ Not above the rules . .ljhere ar~ . . ' ' ' ,. ' ' By GEORGE R. PLAGENZ , Maybe so. But as youth models II wasn't something you would · and spiritual models, sports heroes ' ';; '., ' . ' . \ ' . ..{ '' By ,JACK ANDERSON well as the great naval power of.:, and DOUGLAS COHN ., the day, Great Britain, pai~ tribute -~ expect Billy Graham to say. and ministers (and presidents who are WASHINOTON --; 1\vo thou- to the pirates - this at th~. very '~ When Katie Couric of the models for an entire nation) have a sand years ago, when the Euro- tiine thai Lord Nel10n wu con-'. peahs' known world was small verting the MediterraQean into a : "Today" show asked her TV guest if higher standard to meet. We have a the president of the United Slates right 1!> expect more from them than an<t the Greek city·statea were in · British lake. · should provide moral leadership 10 from "olher mortajs." . • their prime, pirates- laid claim to II seems inconceivable, but at the nation, Graham said yes. That was They may be "subject to the ·same the island of Crete. : ·. the time the great fleets of France : .This was not unlike the more and Britain were fighting for naval .. 'expected - as was the Graham temptalions and feelinp" as tlJe rest remarkthatfollowC1<1. of us, but once they realize !hey are recentpiratesofthe 17th ard 181h supremacy in the 1805 -Battle of ••• The evangelist said he would love succumbing to these temptations and centuries who maraudet,J the New Trafalgar, lhe Barbary pirates had : Th• AltOCIIdtd Pros Bill Clinton even if he was guilty of feelings, !hey have a duty to step World from island bases in the only one implacable enemy to .;:roday is Friday, Jan~ 28, the 28th day of 2000. There are 338 days left in the · the sexual scandals swirling around· down from their pedestals. Caribbean. contend with: the United Stales of .. y...-. , . him .because he isf "a rem~ksblhe mtit! . Whal a sports columnist has said . ;_:, The anhalo~ runsf q uithe true Am eri~a. · ·, . .. ::roday's Highlight in History: · who has a 1ot o temptations I rown about sports herbes is equally true of' ""cause t e p1rates o '00t ages n Y· a .ew years ear11er, m •Dn Jan. 28, 1986, the space shuttle 018llenger exploded 73 seconds after his way and a lot of pressure on him." ministers. "We want !hem to be specam~ined seamanshlp, fear ·and a 1797; American peace commis· -But, as the Leisure & Ails critic of cial," he wrote. ~·We don't want to sense of commerce to create a sioner Charles Pinckney- had litlpff from Cape Cahaveral, killing all seven crew members aboard. this date: . th~ -~r Street Journal .said, when think they l!fC like us. There is an type of hegemony over the areu turned down French demands for ' •ln 1547, England's King Henry VIII died; he was succeeded by his 9-year· Counc asked whether i\ ts too much overpowering rieed to set speci_al pea. t~ey roamed. But as pirates are apt a bribe as a means of endiri&the ' .ollson, Edward Vt . . · · to expect the president to resist some pte lql&rl." to do, ilrey went too far, and so the undeclared Franco-American : :!n 1596. English navigator Sir FranCis Orake died off .the coasi of Panama . of the temptations that have come his That is true of the way most of us ·pirates of the ancient world _finally naval war; saying, '' Mil_tions for ane1 was buried at sea. way, the answer that came back was feel about our clergy. They have were cleaned out of Crete, much defense, but not one cent for trib· · :!n 1853, Cuban revolutionary Jose Marti was bom in Havana. out ofcharlldcr for Graham. .. become like us, wh~ we want to ' ~ the pirates of the New World ute." In fac~ this · righteous state- : :In 1902, the Carnegie Institute was established in Washington, D.C. " In ~ words of the Journal .~tie, ~ink ~f theDJ iiS 110mething special, as were evicted from the Caribbean. ment wu proclaimed at a time • :In 1909 the United States ended direct control over Cuba. · The Vtew of th~ esteemt;d rehgtous . not hke us." There the analogy ends. when the United Stale$ was pay· : :In 1915: the Coast Guard was created by an ac;t of Congress. leader w~ . yes, it .is too m~ch ,';' I ~ave heard ~re than one pas!"r . Whereas New World piracy ing tribute·_to the Barbary piralel. ' •In 1916, Louis D. Brandeis was appointed _by Presi<lent Wilson to the expect Omton ~rests! tempta~1 . tell h1s congregation, "l _cl;on't constd· waned rapidly after the 'loss of its , Then lhe piralel-increued their : s..preme CQurt, becoming its first JewiSh member, · . The temptations had come . tn· er my~lf·a pastor, in quotes. I'm no '! bases ~ though, lhe Pl\rataria deml!nc\5., , ' , · :~ : :Jn 1945, during World War 11, Allied supplies began reaching OJina over the ton's way, th~ newspaper ed better and r\o worse than anybody }irates of J,ouisiana did thrivelnto America refused, 'and in 1'801 ,o neWly reopened Bunna Road. · · Graham as saymg. "beCause t j:lres· else." Others say, "We are all minis· i the 19th century - the .,lralel Of • the paha of Tripoli decilarcd,.war'~ ~n 1980, si~ U.S. diplomats who had avoided being taken hostage at their ident was such a strong and vigcirous ters. You are no different from me." the Eastern Mediteminean simply qn. the United Stale$. ..., . ~ 1 enibassy it) Tehran flew out of Iran with the help of Canadian 4iplomats. miD that-~ Mr. -Giahan! so. unfor· Apparendy, many a modem cler· •moved ·westward, establish in. An on-again off·as*i~ aort of : :In 1982, Italian anti-terrorism forces rescued Anny Brig. Gen. James L. gettably put 11 - -'the ladtes JUSI go gyman .is more interested in being , themsclve_s on what c~me ~ be CQn~lct ensiled, an!l althciuah U.S.;• Denier, 42 days aftcir he had been kidnapped by the Red Brigades. wild over him."' . accepted as "one of lhe crow~" than ,_, known as the Barbary Cout of Marmes went to ,"th~ shore, of : ::ren years ago: The San Francisco 49ers routed the Denver Broncos, 55-10, Cal} llfiY man be •~peeled to resist . he is in being a spiritual ilui\le. North Africil. r . Tripoli', " , the Birbary pirates,• in:l!'e 24th Super Bowl. , · .· , the wiles of Je:rd!el? . . . Ou~id~ the pulpit, these ministers ' ' There, they became remained u~uereil. · ' · . • ,. : There are those who•will say thts merge toto the -crowd. They become ' entrenched, surviving' jnyasions Today, several natiOIII miiiO up.:· 11'ive yoars ago: President Ointon was·hoslto a 5 1/2-hour "work session" of~ovemors, legislators and local officials, both Democrats an\! Repu!>licans, proves that presidents,, U.kc -ini·te= •1111•·af.ua. H•ilJ"I"'ws well ~ec, thc:y , ' and assimilating invaders; Their what wu called the . a.rt.ary.: to:lli5CUSS welfare reform. · ·(even wayward mm1sters), are talk ofm~ thmp. Qut they, bring us ~··,corsai~ were the , scourge· of the ~~~. and one naiion, Liby.it; :,One year ago: Ford Motor Co. announced it was buying the \tllvo car divi· "humin like.~ rest of us." .' . ' no word from the mountai11- ' seas, and their se~J~e,of commerclc appean to be , holdin1 fut to liS · si~ in a $6.45 billion deal. tdissouri Gov. Mel Carnahan honored a personal flw.fqr !'(llnistcn, an. editorial tn .• · Tite influence of'ti)e chu.ai,will · .1 'wlis raisell to new IICighil.' The ·roots. ' More t!Jan 2,000 years of : rect,Uest for mercy from Pope John Paul II, sparing triple murderer Darrell ~enomlnat"'!Jal ,magaztne ~ lhts ~ntinue to jlecline ¥,1ilng as its min· ', "'> pirate chiefs of N¢rlh ~frl~ prof· pita~ ~isior~ . and ,pir~ culture : Mtase from execution. · · ·· understanibng approach: We do tsters would ,rathcir be one of the tied frpm ,the s~ead .of fear, for arc . tnsllll~d tn that natif>il's.pay· : :Today's Birthdiys: Musician-composer Acker Bilk is 71. Author Susan Son· not want to pe(petuate the myth thai crowd than stand .OOVe ·the crowd I.. rather than warnng With the· pow· cbe, providing a.heritaae that tran· · . tae;is '67. Actor Nicholas Pryor is 65. Actor Alan Alda ·is 64. Actress Marthe · clergymen are not subj~ to the same . bidding the ll!sl of us to "come up . 1 ers ' of. Europe, they simply sceilds the ravinp ofany one man : K~ler is SS. Actress-singer Barbi Benton is 50. Rock musician Dave Sharp is temptations and feelings ·as other higher." . . ' deman\'Cd and received tfibute and providing tbe United States ; 41( R?Ck singer Sam Phillips is 38. Cou~try musician Greg Cook (RiCochet) is monals. We can best serve our readers That goes for presidents, too.. protectton money.- . with a historical dilemma: 3~ S~nger S~ah McLachlan is 32. Rapper Rakiin is 32. DJ Mugp (Cypress by, reminding them that clergy are not (George R. Pllglnz 11 a co1umSo established was this prac- . . (..IRk Anclerlon lnd Qougtu ; H1)l) ts 32. Smgcr Joey Fatone Jr. ('N,Sync) is 23. Singer Nick Carter (Back· immune to the pressures and perver- nllt for Jliawlp1par. E~H tice, that,tiy the 19th cenlury, pbw• Ccihn~ 1r. columnlltl fOr OnHM-:·' s~t Boys) is 20. Actor Elijah Wood is 19. · . . sions that beset others." ,"eMrlliOoll.) ,. · " ·' .· . · ers su,ch IS Nawteon;s Fr.,nce as_ F.-ure BYndlcata.) -~ ~ f ' . • FIVE GENERATIONS - Ka)eb Honaker, son of Mlchaalllld Kelly Honaker of New Haven, W. Va., Is the fifth generation In the flimlly of Mildred Jolirisoil of Middleport. From the left are Betty Smltl1 of MlddlaporJ;, great-grandmother; Mrs. Johnson of Middleport, greatgreat-grandmother; Debl Honaker of Middleport, the grandmother, and Michael Ho1111kar holding his son, Kalab. , . •t, • <; "" ' - ' ·,·, . '! ·- ' i I I• ,- ,,,' .•. 1 Call To Schedule An Interview: Tom.Peden Country 1-800-822-0417.344-5947 .475 South Church Street • Ripley, '' .. . ,- WV OVER 210. 2111 MIIEl lllVEUID Pll:lliPB TD UIIBE FRill ' •·' .,' .... . Sponsored by the Holzer Medical Center Wei/ness . Spe~i~! ~creening \ ·~ AV,lllil81~~ I. I FOR THIS SPECIAL \ .. SCREENING, YOlJ MUST PQ-R£GIST~R BY 4j'MON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4TH . .·. . CALL 446-5313, SCREENING INCLUDES A · Brand NeW 2000 C~y Blazer LS 4 Door 4x4 All New2000 Chevrolet Impala 123'B5D* · 122'950* qa '950* . . . . •Automatic •Automatic · • Air Conditioning • Nicely Equlppedl • Nicely Equlppedl • Remote Keylan Entry I Tilt a Cruise , Brand ·New 2000 Chevy Brand New 2000 Chivy ,,, ' . French 5.00 Room .W B.loo~ Press.ure Screening$_ •: Gtu~~~e:~c~nings . . ., .. W :Non..fasting .(Jho.lesterol Screenings ._, PotJy Fat Amtlysis - · . · W Massa!Je Th~rapy .. W· Nutrition Services W $tr~ss ~anagement W Disorders Information • tp • NeW-Or. ~8,950 Blind ~Ani GfCoupe · • Ram Air V-6 Power ·• Power Window •Tilt' a Crulu ' . aLocks . iu:it i,iiJ· ..{' Stajfodby: Holzer Medica/Center, Holzer Clir#c Gallia County Health Department, and G'-.J-MMental Health Board · . • Air Conditioning • AMIFM CD Syatem • Aluminum Whaela • Air Conditioning • AMIFM CD Sy•tem • Aluminum Wheals •' @... ,.,,,,., • • ~- • ' 8:00 am ·~"" 4.~00 pm · Well VIrginia's 11 Chevy, Pontiac, Bulclt, Oldi, And Cullom ~In Dealar.. - • • AM/FM CD System . • Vortec;V-8 Power '' .Monday, February 7, 2000 Dept,~rimenr: . and Critical Care Unit Brand New 2000 Chevy. Silverado EXt. Cab 4x4 ' ' ' • Officers were elected al a recen I meeling of lhe Orange Township Trus1ees. Roger Riichie was named president, and James Bernard, vice president. Lewis White is Ihe old truslee, and Osie Follrod is Ihe clerk. ·._ ·Annual Heart Fair ,:0n ' • Work At The 11 Daalerlhlp Organizational meeting held 01 . ., • • Great Benefits~---~ ...' Qn this date in history Bf k • Excellent Payment Plan Burger King plans ad$ to Warn about Pokemon toys , J. J~hll r;4 < Plagenz's view: Wonderful opportunities are available in Tom Peden Country. . We are expanding our lacililies and need more sales people. No experience is required, only a willingness to learn, work as a team and have a strong Initiative. · · • •.. ' • . ' "' ' I �Friday, Jenuary 28, 2000 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio 2. 5 Page 81 I . Frtar, Juuary 21, 2000 w •· .., ' .. . ~ •. Pt Apostol•c CIIIMrd.r , _ OriltAp~ .. •• Vaabndt ond Word ltd. PUIOr: James Millet Sunday School· 10:30 a.m. Eve•lna - 7:30 p.m. . ,. .. Wednesdoy, 7:30p.m. Uberty - b l y of God · P.O. Bu" 467, DI.Mldin&Lanc • e· • lit and 3rd Sund~y Muon,W.Vo. 10 ::. Putor: Neil Tennant . .... Sunday Servitcl- 10:00 a.m·, and 7 p.m. _,RidpChon:borC-rlot . · Wor~hip · 10:30o.m., 6:30 p.m. Wcdntlday Se~ices - 6:30p.m. Bapt1st Mot'M•tho lloJIIlol Cbtordt BurlinJham • 74~7606 Paawr:loha SwUIOn Sundoy Sd>ool-10:00 o.m. • : • • ~ .. _;.. orc1u111 Zloo Oom:b Pomeioy, Horritonvllle,Rd. (Rll43) Putor: Rot<rWIIIOn. Sundoy Sd>ool · 9:30 Lm. · Worohip • 10:30o.m., 7:00 p.ni. . : Wednesday Service• - 7 p.m. Morning Service 11:00a.m. .-: • : ,E\'enina Service -6:00 p.1n. · " Wednesday Servia: - 7:30 p.m. .. ~ i'. Hope BotJdoi"CIIordo (Soutlttn~) · · • Pastor: Jim Ditty · 570 Grant St., Middleport Sunday school-9:30a.m. "" ; • • Tuppen 1'1111 Chortll ofChrlot Instrumental · Wo1'111ip Service . 9a.m. Commun:Ion • 10 a.m. Sunday School • ib: IS a.m. Youth· 5:30pm Sunday Bible Study Wednesdoy 7 pm Worship- 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday Service,- 7 p.m. =·..... .=••.. Rudud Flnt BoptiJI ChSunday School - 9:30a.m. Of • • . I Worship -10:4S a.m. tJ I,. BrodbufJ' Cburtll of Cbrlot Pastor: Tom Runyon Sunday School • 9:30a.m. . Wo~hip - 10:30 a.m. • Pomomy Flnt lllpiiJI East Main St $.. .. ; Sunday Scliool · 9:30a.m. -~ Worship- 10:30 Lm. ,. ;' It ' •,...• •• ..I......·:"._. . Bradford Church of Chrlll Comer of St. Rl. 124 & Bradbury Rd. • Minister: Doug Shamblin Youth Minister: Bill Amberger · Sunday School -9: 30a.m. Worship- 8:00 a.rq., 10:30 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services -7:00p.m. Flnt B.optlot Church Pastor: Mark Morrow I _•. 6th and P:almer S~ .• MiddlepoM I • Sunday School · 9:15a.m.· #It •- - Worship· 10:15 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Ser-vice- 7:00p.m. ~·· tl" ~ ·-·• ~ RadnfFlnt Baptlol Pastor: Rick Rule Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Worship , 10:40 a.m., 7:00p.m. ~ednesday Services • 7:00 p.m. •• ~. J :: ... "'If . . . ~' ,. ;_ ,• ~ "" !'"·~ -,. . -: ..,., Walnut and Henry Sts., Ravenswood, W.Va. Pastor: David Russell · Sunday S.:hool- l 0:00a.m. Worship - 11 a.m. Pastor: Philip Sturm Sunday School: 9:30o.m. Worship Service: 10:30 a.m. Bible Sludy, Wednetday, 6:30p.m. St. Paul Lulberaa Cbun:b Comer Sycamore & Second St., Pomeroy Rev. Donald C. Fritz ' Sunday School - 9:4.5 a.m. Worship· 11 a.m. · lltoter Cllurdt of Cbrlll ' Pastor: Justin.Campbell Su'nday sc:hool 9:30 Lm. Norman Will, superintendent Sundoy wonhlp - IO:?O a.m • . .. United Methodist Gniham Unllld Mithndlot Worship-9:30a.m. (1.U & 2nd Sun), 7:30p.m. (3rd & 4th Sun) Wednesday Service ·7:30p.m. · ·• . Old Bo.. ol rna WUIIoa>llot Clollrdl ~ 28601 St. Rt.1, Middlepon .,. S,unday Sdlool-10 a.m. • · Eve•lnl· 7:30·p.m. ' • Thursday "Services -7:30 H•oldo Boptlll Churcb \o"vSt. ·Jltlrl43just offRt. 7 .. , P.stor: Rev. James R. Acrei, Sr. Sunda~ School - 10a.m. Worsh1p -lla.m., 6 p.m. '' ' ~: " ~ II • .., • .. .. .t i•• " ; ... •" >" ''! :. . ;,·· , ,.. • ~: . ... •. ... ~ ~ • '' ... ' .. • h Chlll c h . Wonhlp-11 a.m.,6p.m. • Wednesday Service~ ~ 7 p.m. • of God . MLMottUIIDIIII Pourth A Main ,St., Middleport Putor: Rev. Gilbert Cnia.Jr. Sunday School· 9:30 a.m. Worship • 10:4$ Lm. QurdoofGoolof ........., OJ. Wblle Rd. off St. Rl. 160 .._r: PJ. Chot>Suriclay Sdtool - IO O;rii.' . Worship - Ua.m. Wcdfteldiy Scrvi,cea - 7 p.m. Alltlquky B.opllot Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Worship - 10:45 o.m. Sunday ~venin& ~ 6:00 p.m. Trlolly Churdo · Sec:oad .t !.ynn, PomerOy Swday oobool ond woraltip IO:l.l· Rullaod Fnt Wll BoptiJI Salem 51. Pastot: Rev. .Paul Taylor Sunday School- 10 a.m. Evcninc- 7 p.m. We~nesday Services - 7 p.m. I l"'•r ~ R1 dlnlle . Sunday Sdiool- 10:30 a.m . . UMYF Sundoy 6:30p.m. Fint Sunday of Monlh- 7:30p.m. !trvice n..en .... s.. Paul CnlniCiaotor Albury(SJ-l Pastor: Bob ~nson . Sunday Sdtool • 9:4' a.m. · Worship - '11a.m. We<Ineo<loy Service~- 7:30 p.m. . ' ' linl_!t'llrtoe· · Putor: Kouh Rader Sunday School • ·10 a.m. · Worship • 9 a.g~: l'illo<:Rcv . .U.O.TilUs ' ~Maift Stteer. Ru11and Sll..r Ridao Rulland Cbun:b ofiM N Pastor: Rev. Samuel W. B_Uye · ~nday School- 9:30 a;m .. Won hip ' 10:30 •·•• 6:30 p.m. Wc:dneaday Scrvi~ -,1 p.m. ' .. Syracuse . 992-3978 . 092-3785 ·. Agency Inc._ ·. Buy, • 740111111!141 ' ..ina il. fW*. Dlret:b ' 5110 &It .MIIn SltMI,•'f'orneiOI', OH 46769 Jr. - Dliectot · ' sen or Trade In the . :~ . Sehtinel . •·.. CLASSIFIEDS1 ,'· Bill . Support your local ~ ·· churches 214~. 5-5 4-4 !lev-·IIQ .W.•llot FUNE~L HOM.E Dignity and Service Always Established 1913 992~21~1 • in this Ave. Un1ted Brethren ML He.- Uttlltd ....,_ Ia Clorlll Cloardt • Texu Community off CR ~ Putor: Robert Sanden ,Sunday School- 9~ Lm. WOBbip · 10:30 '·"'·•7:30p.m. Wednesday Servi"" • 7:30p.m. Edea Ualted --~~ Clorlll 2 112 miles nonb of Roedlvllle on State Route 124, Pastor: Rev. Robert Markley Sunday Sd>ool- lla.m . I . ·' s.turdey'• echlldule folilaonvllle-York at Logan Maills at River VBIIey ' Beng•ls stadium be_ing·JJuilt 'Yithout penriits ·· CINCINNATI (AP) - Work on the Cincinnali Bengals' new foolball sladium has been under way for 21 monlhs wilhout a complele set of building permits, but officials say 1hat won't be a problem. "I foresee no problem, permitwise, in their obtaining all pet· mits," Said Bill Langevin, director of. . Cincinnati's D~partment . of ~~il~ings and Inspection. "Nothing · .qal( run amok. Nolhing has gone awry. The project ~as run very . smoothly." • --~orne ·of the work on the $400 million project - including ·luxury ~uites and facade• -likely was not ~overed by the structural-franie · permit iasued for t~c stadium's eonstruclion, Langevin 'Aid. . Sundoy Sd>ool· 9 o.m. Sun. Worship ·10:10 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednetday Servia: • 7 p.m. . I ; Pomeroy Searc.hlng for a local. church? -"-,·.· '. ,. ' Check the Sentinel I1: • ' at a Sentinel· CLASSIFIEDS! FIRE a. SAFETY SALES & SERVICE -~7075 your l)uelneaa·each week In this space · and support local ' '!'r / ,, ;~'lJ;t ' Jj,, ~ :i! • J. "'I ,," . ~· •' . • . .'• • ... z ... ' '· . I , r (-fJ . •I. l j Eagles fall short against La.ncersi Bearcats. · cage · Cardinals -~ I ' By STEW BAILEY AP Sportl Writer LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - ' Tribe inkS Sanders · · LOuisville ~ach Denny ·erum knew his team .would have tl\ slow;.~ league min,Dium down Kcny 0n Marlin and · ClEVELAND (AP,) ...:.. The Mickeal in order to beat Cleveland Indians had one spot left Cincinnati. ·· 1heir 40·man r95tcr, so they He didn'i rount on a li~hts·out ~ ~~~~·~a pi!clter -. what else? performance from fr~sliman l add~d more pitching Marr Jolin.On, who scored all Thursday, ·agreeing to a his points in IJ!e first half. and !Inc-year conlract wilh right-hander · . Bearcals beal the Cardinals Scot! Sanders. · · Thyrsday .night,.lheir si th stntighl~·c · : Sllndcrs signed for the minimum win in the series. • ., · S200,oo0, and he'll get another Johnsori," ·a'' 6-footl9·· •shooting ,:: $100,000 if he makes Cleveland's guard, hit his ,first eight sh~ts, ~pdning-day roster. The .deal also ·· includint· five 3-pointers,,' as l includes $200,000 in bonuses based Cincinnati led by many as 18 ~n. games pitched · and $300,()()() points in tbe first half. j)ucd on starts and innings. "We llidn'l .have an answer for . , . : If .Sanders· isn 'I auaranteed Jorinsori· in · the iiist · ~alf," Crum · •,DR.iHOdK·- ,UC'• K~ llertln , _ I n two or 14 -~nte In ~wt ()n the openi,na day roster, the .~d: "He hit every'!'lng he threw . aearca•• 75-1111 win owr Loulevtlle Thu~. (AP) · . Indians 'are ,likely to allow. him to · up !here; I knoW I'm BOll!&' to ~g-. , . r · , •, look , for a deal clsc\\'hc'rc, . milCh geJI I<? everyone t~at he .go.: to the Dec. t8. , · · physical or with better athl~ than like the.club did with Orcl Hcrshisnext lc;vcl." · . " I. • , -"' Mallin .1corcd 10 .,of his 14 ·anrr!nnali," Crum sai,ii.' "The guy ~r last spring. . ·Jol\nion didp't score iil.the iJe~.v· JlCiinti i.n thC: lqnd half'·•d fin- that really hurt 11' w~..;Satterfield. sajlders, w¥ 'pii'i:hed for ' the · dnd,hlilfbutMarlin·, a senior oe.l)~t, ', is~ed w!th -~.robOUnda ancj.fivt He had 10 assiats and no turnovers. ,Chicaao Cube· ,las~ season, is , and ,, _man point auard Kenny Wockl. Satterfield; . Confc~enr;:o When your .pointplhl' f!leyi ·,IIW ;e~pec:tcd to pitch in relief for the Satte~d wete there to J)ie:k uP, ihc USA's asiiill ~r;scored nine•of ·well, -~ou'rc goina to ·be hard to ;lncll'ans but cou)d be uSed as a, 'spot slack' ' for ' the BearcatB, (19:.1, . his· U ,J)Oints af!t,r' h8lftime and · beat." . ' , '' ' 'lltatiCr.if ncceasary. · · CUSA 7-0~ who W\'fl, lhtjr lllb added 10 assilll aOil five !Wo~Nate 'Johnson SCored,-1!I j.oints, : . s~ 'went 4-7 with a 5.$2 , :consccu\ivli awe lilllle ~ ~64 Jf!ficlc~ h8d H J!illllll: ,\ ; ' Reece Gaines had U an,d .Thny ~ . ;ERA ill 67 IIIJIIes for the Cubs lut .· lou to croutown-rival Xevier on 1·"' ~I ~n't 1ee11 ~any teams • 8M BEARCATS .~ Be . · · :Y~ar: .. " .. 5 . .Clean out your basement . "Featuring K8ntucky Fried Chicken" '9'reat peace, fiave tliey tliat love tfiy law: or attic with the help of the 228 W; Main St., Pomeroy +dnd notfiing sliall_' · CLASSIRED SECTION/ ' .992·5432 .. olhmd tfiem SWISHER & .LOHSE :- Buy, !ft,Uitis FLORIST .. 'PHAAIIA'C\' MeiiJ• CouR!)'~ Oliloll F"""l '' in the ' . - flit IIIII P i;, w~ Fill Ooctor5'· · . ...... ~ ..... .......... -. '.··News and -Notes .. . .... ..... - Todey'l ICIIHII.. Alexander at Melga Eastern at Fl!deral Hocki(IQ Southern It .MIRar 'rrlmble II Waterford Vinton County at Weflalon Nelso~llle-York at Bet pre • White'a Cllapet Welleyu · CooiviOc Road Pastor: Rev. Phillip Ridenour · Sunday School .- 9:30 a.1_11. Worship • 10:30 a.m'. Wedncsdly Service .. ? p.m. Prescnpti'oi'ls 992-2955 · · · Pomeroy 992-5130 Pomeroy · EWING 4-4 4-8 3-8 . 3-8 ·2-8 2-8 3-5 4-6 Mutlieny Hta. Rd., Pomeroy · nme to clean houte1,1.Crc,w'a Family Restaurant '• in 21-20 at intermission. By DAVE HARRIS Sentinel Correapondlnt Meigs took a 23-20 lead on an ALBANY - There is a dead Amy Hysell score off a Price feed heat for first place in the Ohio five seconds into the second .half. Division of·the Tri· Valley Confer- Alexander stormed back to regain ence after Alexander defeated the lead at 26-25 on a pair of Karr Meigs 56-44 Thursday evening at free lhrows with 4:09 left. Alexander. Michelle Sams hit a pair from The game was played before the line with 12.9 seconds left. in one of the biggest crowds in girls !he third to give !he Spartans a 36buketball in the area which creat- 30 advantage. Vining responded ed a championship atmosphere for by nailing an off-balance jumper both teams. from the corner al the buzzer to cut .'The Spartan win gives both !he Alexander lead lo 36-32 headteams identical 10-1 marks in the ing inio !he final eight minutes. conference. . , Meigs pulled to Meigs took the within 38-35 whe.n Thursday's liattle Brooke Williams early lead when Brooke Williams between the nvo hit a 15-fooler· scored al the 5:32 rank£d teams drew a from tiM: side. That mark of the first capacity crowd to was a close as Meigs would get. period. But, lhe the Spartan gym. Lady Spartans went Alexander . on a 10-0 run to outscored · the M,araudors 18-9 take a 10.2 lead on a Natalie Bobo bucket at tlie I :48 the rest .of the way to avenge il 55mark of the period. · 51 loss to Meigs on December 9th. Shannon· Price drained a three , Carr led all scorers with · 19 pointer for Meigs with l :l31eft to ' points, she was joined in double cut the Alexander lead to 10-5. A figures by Bobo with 14. Alexanbucket by Bobo with 48 seconds der (13-2) hit 15-<lf-24 foul shots. Vining led Meigs with 17 lefl, and a Bobo free throw at the 31 second mark'gave the Spartans points. She was the only Marauder in double figures. a 13-5 lead after one period. . Meigs hit 17-of-41 from the Meigs (14-1) went on a 6-0 run to start the second ·period and floor, including 3-of-4 from lhreepulled . lo wilhin 13-11 when point range. Meigs hi1·9-of-18 free Amber Vining hit two free throws. throws. The Marauders pulled Josie Karr hit 1-of·2 from ·the line down 21 rebounda with Hysell . with 4:23 left to pullhe .Spartans snagging five and Williams four. oil top, 14-11 . Meigs had 21 turnovers. The Meigs battled back and lied the Marauders recorded four steals, game at 14-all when Shannon led by Vining with three. Meigs ·Piice came up \Vith a steal l!fld had seven assists.· Williams had tipped the ball to Vining for a lay- four and Price three. Alexander won the reserve up at lhe four m.inule mark. . · Meigs took a 21-16 lead with game 40-25 led by Jenna Williams I :27 left when Vining drained ·I with 15 points. Kayle Davis led three from !he top of the key. A Meigs with eight. Meigs will host Nelsonvillebucket by Carr with I :07 left, and two free throws 'by KaFr with 22.5 York on Monday, while Alexander MARAUDEftsANDWICH -"!Melge' Amy Hyaell (35) tire• 11hot d11p"e he•vy preesure lrom AIIUn· ticks left pulled Alexander to with· travels to Wellston. der'• Joale carr (left). •nd .S illily Bullh, during.the Spt1rhtne'"""" win. (Dave Herrl• photo) . , Jor 2&4 SaulMiaailltdAve.~ OH '-!6180 .ilrMI R. 9-1 4-3 · 4-7 9-1 ···\ · .. ,_&444 AU. 7-1 8-2 Pu1or: Bob RoDin10n ·• ,Ji•~ ~~ral ~ ~nt- , 212 E. Main Street Pomeroy 'NC 'NC Sunday·School : 10 a.m. ' ~otsbip • 9 Lm. Mill Work Cabinet Making Dailey each hila free.lhrow lo give Southern while Rachel Chapman made some great baseline cuts for scores. Amy Lee also a 14·8 lead. Miller. continued its tailspin into !he sec- nolchcd a bucket. ond period. Southern outscored the Falcons Southern hit 29-of:46 field goal attempts. 25-6 and look a 39-14 lead to lhc locker room The Tornadoes were 6-for-8 al the line. at halftime. Southern snared 26 rebounds, led by DaiSoulhem's scoring was balanced acrOss ley's 10-board performance. The Tornadoes lhe board in the second half, building an 18- had 19 turnovers, 12 steals (Lyons 4) and 13 poinllead as !he fourth quarter opened, Nine assists (Cummins 4). · Tornadoes hit the scoring column. . Miller connected on just 16-of-39 shots "Everyone picked up their game tonight," from 1hc field and went 9-for-14 at ihe line. Crisp noted, "Kim Ihle has been gelling her The Falcons committed 20 IUmovers. Miller shooting eye back and we've needed some had five assists (McCormick 2), seven steals scoring from the post Heather (Dailey), (Appleman 2) and 17 rebounds (Compston . Stacy (Lyons), and Sarah (Brauer) provided 5). some q~alily play inside tonight." · Sou1hem won !he reserve game 38' 32 led Southern (5-10, TVC 4-7) gained some . by .Rachel Chapman with 14 and Amy Lee valuable experience for ils freshmen. with 13. I· Soulhern goes to Waterford Monday. Brigette Barnes played quality minutes; -streak ends Hocking Freedom Goopel Mlnlltn Bald Knob, on Co. Rd. 31 Pu10r: Rev, Roaer Willford Sunday SchoOl - 9:30a.m. Worahi~ 7 P·n:'· ' ,....... llelpre WeUeton Alexander Nelsonville-York Vlriton County Meigs Seventt1 0;1y Arlvent1st · points. . . Healher Compston notched a game-high 19 points to lead Miller. Cassie Leckrone add~d eight. ' "This was a good win for us going in\O tiM: toumament,Msaid Southern head coach Alan Crisp. "It was a good team win and maybe our best half court game of the year. We made a .few miscues when we picked up the pace, but we took care of the ball very well in establishing the teinpo in lhe first half." Miller (0-12, TVC 0-10) had Southern concerned. early wilh Compston leading the Falcons to an 8-6 adge allhe 4:15 mark of the first quarter. Cummins kept Soulhern close;. wilh a pair of field goals, bul.whal sparked the Tornado · comeback was a pair of three-pointers by lhle. Fryar hit a key field goal. lyons and Meigs win BOYS Mkklloport Pmbyttrlu Suadiy School- 9 a.m. Wonllip - 10 a.m. r By SCOTT WOLFE s.ntln.J Corr•pondent RACINE- Bolstered by a 25~poinl second quarter, Southern rolled to a 67-47 win over Miller Thursday at Charles W. Hayman Gymnasium in Raci.ne. · · · Kim lhle opened up !he inside for team· mate Sarah Brauer, hitting 3-(lf-4 three-three ~inte_rs in the first half en roule to a 13-point effort. Brauer dominated the pain!, then slepped 15 feet outlo swish a jumper in her besl shooling night of the year. · " . Kati Cummins added I 0 and foui assists. Heather Dailey and st,cy Lyons had nine points each. . Tammy Fryar had her besl offensive night of the year with six points. Freshmen Bridgette Barnes and Rachel Chapl1lan each · added four poinls and Amy Lee had two 0.10 0.12 0-13 0-14 Ohlo Presbytenan P-r: Roy Lawinsky Saturday SeN ices:1 S.bbttlh Scbool - • p.iil. Worallip- 3 p.m. Southern rolls past Miller in lVC action .~ ,I ; -TVC- Carletott lottrd,.omlootloo.ol CltKinpbury Rood Pastor: Oyde Hendc:rwn Sundal_~l • 9:30 Lm. . , . . WQJShap Serv1cc 10:30 a.m. No Sundar or Wednesday Nl&hl Services .' Worship - 11 a.m. .. , Putor: Robert lllrber AU. 8-2 8-5 8-2 11-3 4-7 5-10 2-9 4-10 ' South.._ NewToo«- Portland Flnl Cltun:b of the NU.... Pastor: Mark Mallon ... Sunday S.:hool-10:30 a.m. Mo~nina WorShip -ll:.15 a.m: Sundoy Service- 6 p,m, Wedl1eoday Servi"" - 7 p.m. PlaiWjlndl Pu1or: Kt.itll Rider Su'!day Scliool- .10 a..m. .. thirdAve. . Pastor: Rev. Clark Baker Sundoy School- 10 o.m. Evenln& - 6 p.m. .. . Wednesday ScNices- 7:00p.m. , FuU G.,oll..lab- Pomen>y Chureb of the Nutmtte Pastor: Rev. Lloyd D. Grimm,Ir. Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday Servicei - 7 p.m. 4-9 6-8 Moncllly'e echedule . Jen.31,2000 ~elaonvtlle·York at Meigs SOI(Ihern at Waterford f'~lilern at Miller · Alexander at Wellston ~ Hocking at Trimble Vinton County at Belpre 33045 Hiland Road, PomerO)' . Putor: Roy Hunter Sondoy SdtoOI- .10 Lm. ' EV<!rMI 7:30p.m. Tueida) It Thunday - 7:30p.m. · ' •• Mkkllelltiii ,P eal-' Ualtetlf- Cbtll'dl Rt. 7 on PomerOy By-Pus Pastor: Rev. Robert E. Smith, Sr. Sunday Sd>ool · 9:30a.m . Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. .Wedoeoday Service - 7 p.m; .. • Chester Churd! or the Na~t~n~~e Pastor: Rev. Herbert Grate Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship ·11 ~.m. , 6 p.m. WedQCsday Services - 7 p.m. Pislor: J•no Beanie Suaday S.:hool • 9 o.m. WO!tlllp - 10 1.m. Tueiday Servieea- 7:30p.m. ,· Ho..-•Uie .......,_Church Worship - 'a.m. Sunday Sd>ool ; 9:45a.m. Pato~ Lawrence Buah SyratUR Chun:b oflh Nuanoe PaaiOr Mike Adkins Sondoy S.:hool-·9:30 o.m. Worsbip- 10:30a.m.. 6 p.m. Wedneoday _Serviees- 7 p.m. w~- 9:30o.m. ~-117-Cioun:lt St. Rli24, .Radne Pas10r: Wllliom Hobact Sunday School - 10 o.m. ' Eyenlna • 7 p.m. Wedncoday Servic:el ·1 p.m. · ML 011" Cotultltii1Y Cbtordt Pastor: Teresa Waldeck Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship- 10:45 a.m., 1 p.m . . Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Sunday SchOol • ~:30 a.m. Wonlllp - _!0:30a.m. Hnillll'SS Peattcolllll-bly . ~ Cootlm•lt7 Chton:b . Offll1.124 Putor: Edoel lion Sondoy School - 9:30 a.m. · Wo~ip - 10:30.a.m., 7:30p.m. · S..,...y Sd>ool- 9:30 o.m. B\lonlna - 7 p.m. Wedneday Service ·- 7 p.,\t. 4-8 .-'' • . Sy.....,.. F1nt Ualted Fntbyterlu 1 · Putor: Rev. Kriuna Robinson · • Sunday School- 10 a.m. Worship · 11 a.m. Looa l!oltom · Sondoy Sd>ool • 9:30a.m. WO!tlllp ,- 10:45 o.m., 7:30p.m. Wedneoday 7:30 p.,\t. Reedsville Fellowahlp .'-I'BoltAI• . ~-~t.ltetl--<iea~~ry Penteco stJI sr-Miolloa 141.1 Bri....... St., SyrKIIIe Rev. Mill& 'l'lloq>oon,PIIIor Sundoy Sdlool • o.m. E.. olaa- 6p.m.. ' , Wedneoday Servi<»- 7 p.m, Foltb (Mpel Churdo Churcb or tbe Nuareae J . Gocl'o Temole of Pnolu 31665 McQuire lid. Pomeroy, Oblo Pascot: Wayne Balcolm Services: Thurs. Nlltl 7:00 pm New church No Sunday K~ice Clllblishcd. ~~~- CloaPol Chan:ll Sulllloy ttdlool- .10 Lm. ""~Worship- 11 a.m. . ~"':I "*- .•. ·~·. W~lleldar Service .. 7 p.m. Middleport Chun:b of ... N Sunday School • 9:30o.m. WorshiP.· 10:30 o.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Pastor: Allen Mktcap. ..... ..,;lor: i\:t"'~~andolph Wonhlp ·• 9:30a.m. Sunday Sci1901· IO:JO_~. m. Oflill Sunday Worohlp-,10:00 a.m.· . Sundiy Servlco-7 p.m. Na.::arenc 6·9 .. Thurlldey'e reeulta · Alexander 56, Meigs 44 Sotltharn 87, Millet: 47 ·F~al Hooking 53, Eastern 43. Belpre 57, Nelsonvtlle.York 4ll Waterfotd 54, Trimble 37 WeUston 32, Vinton County 27 .. O,O..Uie Colnatualty Church , · S"undoy Sd>ool • 9:30 a.m. ••1 .,,,,:.}Y~!flllp -10:30 Lm., 7 p.m. '· I c -. . Rt.338, Antiquity Pastor: Jesse Morris AssL Puton: Jim Morris Services: Saturday 7:30p.m. , Putor: Jane Beanie Wonhip - 9 a.m. Sunday Sc:llool-10 a.m. Thun<loy Se('(ices- 7 p.m. .· . . GnoiitJ =I~ 326 E. • 1., Pomeroy •' lav .llflltl Beinldd, Rev. Katharin Foate-, Debotah lllildn, Oer&Y · .- Rev.SundaJScllool Holy F I' Hot ond I 1:00 o.m. Church of Chnst Pomon>y Clourdt of Chrlot . 212 W. Main St. Minister: Danny Bias Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship-10:30 a:m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services . 7 p.m. HocklaiJIOrt Chlircb Grand Street Sunday School- 10 a.m. , Worship- I t a.m . wednesday Services- 8 p.m. Off 124 behind Wllkuville Pastor: Rev. Ralph Spires S.unday School-9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Tbursdiy Services • 7 p.m. FuU Goopel Cllun:b or 11M U•Iaa s.o1or •o Betbel Churdt Tqwnship Rd., 468C Suriday.School· 9 a.m. . W9rshlp · 10 a.m. · Wednesday Services· 10 a.m. · . Molal Ceoptnlllvo Pll'IJh Nortbeut Cl•ter All'nd ' Paslor: S~aton Hau11man Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship- 11 a.lll., 6:30p.m. Sy..-FintCb. . orGod Apple ond Sec:ooftta. Putor: Rev. Dtlvld a-n Sunday Scllpol ond Worohip- 10 Lm. ~venin& Servica- 6:30 p.m: · W~y Serviea - 6:30p.m. F.... RaaBoDIIot · Pastor : Ariua flurt Sunday School • 10 a.m. Wors~ip • 11 a.$8. Cool•llle United Melltndlot Parfala Pastor: Helen Kline Cool•llo Clourdl Main & Fifth St. Sunday School- 10 a:m. Worship •·9 a•.m. Tuesday Services- 7 p.m. 8-5 'NC. fedel'lll Hocking Waterford 1 Soulharn Eastern Miler • Trimble Putor: Bill Staten Sunday Services .. 1Q a.m. 4: 7 p.m. · Wednesday· 7 p.m. I< Youllt 7·p.m, Faltb Volley Tabenoade ChBailey Run Road Putor: Rev. Emmett Rawaon Sunday £venin& 1 p.m. Thursday Service • 7 p.m. ML on.. U•lted Metbudlsl Pastor: Ron Healh Sunday Wonhip -10 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednuday Servicea -7 p.m. : jleart Ca6ollc Chtdt ' t , •161 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, 992-$898 .· PaJtor: Rev. Walter E. Heinz ''. Sot. Coo. 4:45-5: 15p.m.; Mass- 5:30p.m. :' . ~ Sun. Con. -8:45-9:15 a.m., 1 )o- ·"'· Sun.Mus-9:30a.m. ~- ... Dailey MasS- ~:30 a.m. ' • !, ·~· -ad Cbormor God F - Boollot Chu!Q . Railroad St., Mason Sunday Sdtool • 10 a.m. Catholic •. .. ML Chun:lt of God . Milo Hill Rd., Racine Pawr; Btice uu Sunday S.:hool · 9:4' a.m. Evenins • 6 p.m. Wednesday Services; - 7 p.m. VIctory B.oplbtlndepeoclul 52S N. 2nd St. Middlepon Pastor; Ja~s B. Keesee Worship ·10..m..·7 p.m.' Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. • ..... •'. !·• ,, '· Hartford, W.Va. Paslor:Jlm Hughes ' Sunday Scllool - 11 a.m. ' Wqrs~lp • 9:30 a.m.,.7::lll.p.m, ',I',. '" WOdnciday Services -'7:30 P.~· . Wednesday Services ~ 7 p.m . . .• ~ 1 ('lm-,t lil• l ll111011 -~'i::'u~Cio;!'!Ia Radae 8-2 6-5 6-5 Hoclclng """ ure v~e~ory Center 3773 Geofles Creek Road, Gallipoli~ OH · Middleport Commanlt1 Chui:.b S7S Pearl Sl., Middlepon Pastor: Sam Andenon Sunday SchoollO a.m. ·. Evenina • 7130 p.m. · 1 Wtdnesday_SeNiCe .. '7:30p.m. Pastor: Brian Harkness Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wonhlp - 11 a.m. Our S.•lour Luthonn Church R,.d.,lllo Cb.,.h or Clorlll 'loll Letart Pastor: Brian Harkness Sunday School • 10 a.m. Worship - 9a.m. . Wednesday • 7 p.m. B;lp" Vinton County Wellston Nelsonville-York Sunday School -10 a.m. . Worship. 1 p.m. . Wednesdoj Service • 7 p.m. AU. 10-1 14-J 10-1 13-2 ~xandllr Oillon, w.v~ Han1oonvllle Comat•lty Ch,Pastor: Theron Durham Sunday - 9:30a.m. and 7-p:in. Wednesday · 7 p.m. 'NC Meigs Cllftoa Tobe,..lldo Cloun:lt TIM Follonn' F. .w1klp Mllolllry Ne)V Ume Rd., Rutland PuiOt: Rev. Mqaret J. Rebinson Services: Wednesday, 7:30p.m. Sundoy, 2:30p.m.. Mol'lllnaStar Pastor: Dewaync Stutler Sunday School · 11 a.m. Worship · lO a.m. Ohto · Putor. Mike Foreman Pas&or: EmeriiWi Lawrence Foreman Sunday Sd>ool- 9:30o.m. Worohip- 10:00 om · · Wednesdoy Services - 7 p.m. Foltb FuU Gilopel Cbordl . Lana B9nom .Putor: Sieve Reed Sunday Sd>ool · 9:30 o.m. Worship- 9:30 Lm. ond 7 P:lfl· . Wedneo<loy - 7 p.m. · Fridoy. lellowllbip servic:e 7 p.m. Cormel·Sulton Carmel & Buhan Rds. Racine, Ohio Pastor: Dcwarne Stuller 'Sunday Schoo -·9:30a.m. Worship- 10:4.5 a.m. Bible Study Wed. 7:00 p.m. GIRLs ur. Youth Fellowship S~nday. 7:00p.m. Wedntsclay servtce, 7:00p.m. · Basketball -TVC- . ~ Cloardt $00 N. 2nd Ave., Middleport 11oboot1 Cbrlollaa Followllllp CbSunday sea;vlce, 10:00 a.m., 7:00p.m. BetUny· Pastor: Oew_ayne Stutler Sunday School· 10 a.m. Worship . 9 a.m. Wednesday Servlces- 10 a.m. Lutheran SL Jokn Lutb._ Chureh Pine Orovc Rev. Donald C. Fritz Worship · 9:00a.m. Sunday School· 10:00 a.m. Belblehem Baptltt Cllun:b • Great Bend, Route 124, heine, OH Pastor : Gene Morris Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Sunday WorshiP. - 10:30 a.m. & 7 p.m. Wednesday 81ble Sludy ·6:00p.m. •:: ·• Snowwllle Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worship • 9 a.m. Tht Clourdl or J...,. Cbrlot of Latltr·Day S.lall St. Rl. 160, 446-6247 or 44&-7486 Hemlo<k Grvn Churdl Putor: Gene Zopp Sunday school·- 10:30 a.m. Worship · 9:30a.m., 7 p.m. ML Unloa Baptist Pastor: Joe N. Sayre Sunday School-9:45 1l.m. Evenins- 6:30p.m. Wedne!iday St:l'\lites • 6:30p.m, b La.,P•llll Cbrllllao c•urch · Sunday School-9:30a.m. Wonhip • 10:30 o.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service 7:30p.m. Sundoy S.:hool- Hlo.m. Wol"'ihjp- lla.m., 6:30p.m. · Wednesday Services- 6:30 p.m. ...._,.• SaitO. Center ~Prep Stl•emolle Woi-d of Follh Pastor: David Dailey . Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Even ina · 7 p.m. CllriiiiMFellowalllpC-r Salem St., Rudand. Putor: Robert E. Musacr Suodoy S.:hool · 10 o.m. Worallip - 11:15 o.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Service • 7 p.m. Pastor: Ron Fierce Sunday School- 9:1.5 a. in. Wt:nship - 10:15 a.m. HIGlillGIITS Calvary Chon:h Pormruy Pike, Co. Rd. Pastor: Rev. Bladc.wood Sunday School • 9:30 Ll.m. Wor.~hip 10:30 K. m., 7.30 p.m. Wednesday Serv!cc - 7:30 p.m. , FlllltCbapll ' . 9ll S. Third SL, Mltldlepon Putor Mlohoel Panaio Suodly seivice, 10 a.m. Wednesday oervlce, 7 p.m. Rutland Surt4ay School- 9:30a;m. Wo~hip • 10:30 a.m. Thursday Servic;:e& • 7 p.m. Sunday School10:20-ll o.m. Relief Society/Priesthood 11 :05~12:00 noon Sacrament Service 9-10:15 a.m. Homemaking rileetiilg, 1st Thurs. · 7 p.m. Pa,stor: Bin Utile ••• RockS~p FRIDAY'S Pulor: Rev. Franklin Pkkens Scrvioc:: Friday, 7 p.m. Appo ur. Cnttr "Pull-Gospel Church• Putors John & Patty Wide 603 Second Ave. Muon 773-5017 Service time: Sunday 10:30 a.m. Wedneoday 7 pm · · 'Pastor: Keith Rader . Sunday .School- 9:1$ a.m. · Worship -10 a.m. Youlh Fellowship, Sunday · 6 p.m. Hlclillry Hllo Cloun:b ofCbrlot E'o'anaelisl Mike Moore Sunday School · 9 a.m. · Worship -.10 a.m., 6:30p.m. . Wednesday Servicea ·1 p.m. SllvorRua~ :~ Putor: Connie Fiarcs Sunday Scllool· 9:15 o.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. Bible Study Tuesdoy • 10 1.m. .-.ee • ,_ r-.o c.-.l'ar Clorlll llanatOulnodl Mlalllrloo 47439 Reibel Rd., Cbester Puton: Rev. Mit)' and Harold COok Sunday Services: 10 o.m. It 6 p.m. . Wednetda)' Servk::c:s · 7 p.m. ro.......y Liitler-Dny Samts Reorplllud,Cburdo of Jes"' Chrlot of Lalttr DIJ Sol all Portland-Racine Rd. Pastor: Jerry Singer Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Services - 7:30 p.m. Rudud Cburdl of Cbrlst Sunday Scltool-.9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 1 p.m_. Flnt Soutbem BaptiJI 41872 Pomeroy Pike Pastor: E. lamar O'lJryanl Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship- 10:45 a.m., 7:00p.m . Wednesday Services-7:00p.m. c,.,.. . Weoleyaalllbi<Hau-Churdl 7S Pearl St., Middleport. Paslor: Rev. Doua Cox Sunday Worship • 9:30 p.m., 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:30p.m. HJoell Run Hollaeu Cbun:b Rev. Mark Michael ~ &tlllday S.:hool · 9:30o.m. Worlhip ~ 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Thursday l!ible Study ond Youth - 7 p.m. l-aurel Ollf Free MeQiodiJI Cburdl · Putor: Charles Swiger Sunday School - 9:30 l.m. Worship ~ 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m; Wednesday Service • 7:00 p.m. Sundoy Sdlool · 9:30 ..... Worallip • 7:00p.m. Wednesday Bible Study· 7:00p.m. ' ...... St., loliddlepclol PutorLeollay.... Suaday Sdoool · 10:00 Lm. Sooday-- 6:00 . .... Wedneoday Service · 7:00 p.m. Purl Sunday Scbool • 9 a.m. Worship- 10 a.m. Plae Grvve Bible Hollaeu Cbun:h 112 mile off Rt 325 Pastor: Rev. O'Dell Manley Sunday Sdtool - 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service · 7:30p.m. Pulor:Ttrry Stewart Sunday Scbool-9:30 a.m. ~ Slnol Cloordt Pastor: Chad Etftrict Sunday School • 9 a.m. Worship -1 0a.m. Leodina Creek Rd., Rutlond Pastor: Rev. [kwey Kin& !uiJdlly school· 9:30a.m. Sunday wonhip -7 p.m. Wednesday prayer mcelins- 7 p.m. Wonhlp • 9:30o.m. Sundoy Sdoool · 10:30 o.m. Pator-leffroy Wallace · IO:JOa.m, MlaersvUte or Shoroa H - Cloordt - ' KIM Cloun:lt or QM Assembl y of God WOt~hi p Lewt. w. va ~ Rt. l Putor: Brian lolly Other CIHJrciH•s Inside: Rams, Titans chill out in Atlanta- ,.... 112 · Inside: UNC snaps losing skid- - Fain lew Bible Churcti Pu~tor: Col>ary Pllpl• Cloajlel Harrisonvi lit Road Putor: Cb~tlea McKenzie Sundoy S.:hool 9:30 o.m. Worship - 1l •·~·· 7:00p.m. Wedn<sday ServK:e - 7:00 p.m. Putor: AI Huuon Youd!. Minister: Bill Frazier SW'Idly School · 9:30 a.m. Worohip- 8:ll,10:30 o.m., 7 p.m. Wednt.lday Services · 7 p.m. Nt:w Uma Road Pastor. Marty Hutton Sunday, 10 a.m. altd 7:30 p.111. •· llb6 M'CM f 1CIIwao1Drllt 5tlt tnd Mal n Churdl or J - Oriot ApootolkFol.. • H,.th !Middlepo<t) Vernapyc Sul\iv11n Sunda~ School · 9:30a.m. DuvlUe H - Clowdt 31057 State Route 323, Lanpvlle Putor: Gary ll<kloo Sunday sc:bool - 9:30 a.m. Sunday worship - 10:30 1.m. A 7 p.m. Wednesday prayer servi~ • 7 p.m. • W....... Cloun:lt orClutll Childn:n's Home Rd. Suoda) Sd>ool · I !'un. Wonllip - IOo.m., 6 p.m. Wedneadly Sel'\lices • 7 p.m. . .. ... ' • • • ' . · ' :i' •\"" ~-·.-. • Federal Hocking (8·5, TVC 8-2) EAST MEIGS - Breaking lhe game open with a 17-10 fourlh quar- look an early lead, setting the tempo ter, Hocking Division leader Federal with a 17-point first period. Eastem Hocking escaped with a hard-fought shut down all facets of the Federal 53·43 triumph over Eastern Thurs- offense in !he second quarter; however, and slowed the tempo of the day night. Eastern (4-10, 2-9) has lost four game. Federal Hocking continued to consecutive games since a big victo· ptess late into the second period ' · ry at Trimble January 6. Terella Waderker led the Lancers despite gelling into foul trouble and with. 18 points. She had seven putting the Eagles on the foul line. . re.bounds and four assists. The Eagles' 11-8 surge cut the Beth Wiihem added eleven points deficit to 25-23 at !he half. and six assists. Jamie Linscott added Spencer hit a couple of big baskets; while Bailey and VanSickle 14 pointS and four steals. Becky Davis led Easlern with picked up a pair of free throws. . nine · points, including two threeIn . the third q_uarter, Federal pain! goals !hat allowed the Eagles gained a slight advantage, but Eastlo keep pace wilh Federal Hocking. em held tough, staying wilh ~lriking Danielle Spencer noiChed eight distance at 36-33. · Inside the three-minute mark the points and grabbed.seven rebounds . · Juli Bailey went 5-for-6 at tlie aame remained ~lose, leelering line to notch seven points af)d seven between thre and five points before rebounds, while Amber Baker added the Eagles were forced to foul going · six, and Amber VanSickle, a senior down the stretch. Federal Hocking guard hit S-of-6 at the line for five connected a~ the line and on a.couple points. Stecie Watson. pitched in break-away baskets to seal the seven points and a game-high 14 game. rebounds. · "I was pleued with 'the effoit ~we· may 'have lost, but we tOnight," said Brannon. "We played pleJed bdtr'ill this m than in the ~ and played a a team. Hopefulfour games we have won/~ Eagle ly, we can carry !his momentum into 'head c:ollCh Paul Brannon said. '1'he next week, and on into the tournagirls played a super game againsl a ment. a · very good team. 1! was anyone's "We played a great man-to-111an game right to the fi nlah." See EA~TERN- 81 ... .I ',.!: ., . ·" .. •, .I ' ".," ..,, •. ., �Friday, Jenuary 28, 2000 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio 2. 5 Page 81 I . Frtar, Juuary 21, 2000 w •· .., ' .. . ~ •. Pt Apostol•c CIIIMrd.r , _ OriltAp~ .. •• Vaabndt ond Word ltd. PUIOr: James Millet Sunday School· 10:30 a.m. Eve•lna - 7:30 p.m. . ,. .. Wednesdoy, 7:30p.m. Uberty - b l y of God · P.O. Bu" 467, DI.Mldin&Lanc • e· • lit and 3rd Sund~y Muon,W.Vo. 10 ::. Putor: Neil Tennant . .... Sunday Servitcl- 10:00 a.m·, and 7 p.m. _,RidpChon:borC-rlot . · Wor~hip · 10:30o.m., 6:30 p.m. Wcdntlday Se~ices - 6:30p.m. Bapt1st Mot'M•tho lloJIIlol Cbtordt BurlinJham • 74~7606 Paawr:loha SwUIOn Sundoy Sd>ool-10:00 o.m. • : • • ~ .. _;.. orc1u111 Zloo Oom:b Pomeioy, Horritonvllle,Rd. (Rll43) Putor: Rot<rWIIIOn. Sundoy Sd>ool · 9:30 Lm. · Worohip • 10:30o.m., 7:00 p.ni. . : Wednesday Service• - 7 p.m. Morning Service 11:00a.m. .-: • : ,E\'enina Service -6:00 p.1n. · " Wednesday Servia: - 7:30 p.m. .. ~ i'. Hope BotJdoi"CIIordo (Soutlttn~) · · • Pastor: Jim Ditty · 570 Grant St., Middleport Sunday school-9:30a.m. "" ; • • Tuppen 1'1111 Chortll ofChrlot Instrumental · Wo1'111ip Service . 9a.m. Commun:Ion • 10 a.m. Sunday School • ib: IS a.m. Youth· 5:30pm Sunday Bible Study Wednesdoy 7 pm Worship- 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday Service,- 7 p.m. =·..... .=••.. Rudud Flnt BoptiJI ChSunday School - 9:30a.m. Of • • . I Worship -10:4S a.m. tJ I,. BrodbufJ' Cburtll of Cbrlot Pastor: Tom Runyon Sunday School • 9:30a.m. . Wo~hip - 10:30 a.m. • Pomomy Flnt lllpiiJI East Main St $.. .. ; Sunday Scliool · 9:30a.m. -~ Worship- 10:30 Lm. ,. ;' It ' •,...• •• ..I......·:"._. . Bradford Church of Chrlll Comer of St. Rl. 124 & Bradbury Rd. • Minister: Doug Shamblin Youth Minister: Bill Amberger · Sunday School -9: 30a.m. Worship- 8:00 a.rq., 10:30 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services -7:00p.m. Flnt B.optlot Church Pastor: Mark Morrow I _•. 6th and P:almer S~ .• MiddlepoM I • Sunday School · 9:15a.m.· #It •- - Worship· 10:15 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Ser-vice- 7:00p.m. ~·· tl" ~ ·-·• ~ RadnfFlnt Baptlol Pastor: Rick Rule Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Worship , 10:40 a.m., 7:00p.m. ~ednesday Services • 7:00 p.m. •• ~. J :: ... "'If . . . ~' ,. ;_ ,• ~ "" !'"·~ -,. . -: ..,., Walnut and Henry Sts., Ravenswood, W.Va. Pastor: David Russell · Sunday S.:hool- l 0:00a.m. Worship - 11 a.m. Pastor: Philip Sturm Sunday School: 9:30o.m. Worship Service: 10:30 a.m. Bible Sludy, Wednetday, 6:30p.m. St. Paul Lulberaa Cbun:b Comer Sycamore & Second St., Pomeroy Rev. Donald C. Fritz ' Sunday School - 9:4.5 a.m. Worship· 11 a.m. · lltoter Cllurdt of Cbrlll ' Pastor: Justin.Campbell Su'nday sc:hool 9:30 Lm. Norman Will, superintendent Sundoy wonhlp - IO:?O a.m • . .. United Methodist Gniham Unllld Mithndlot Worship-9:30a.m. (1.U & 2nd Sun), 7:30p.m. (3rd & 4th Sun) Wednesday Service ·7:30p.m. · ·• . Old Bo.. ol rna WUIIoa>llot Clollrdl ~ 28601 St. Rt.1, Middlepon .,. S,unday Sdlool-10 a.m. • · Eve•lnl· 7:30·p.m. ' • Thursday "Services -7:30 H•oldo Boptlll Churcb \o"vSt. ·Jltlrl43just offRt. 7 .. , P.stor: Rev. James R. Acrei, Sr. Sunda~ School - 10a.m. Worsh1p -lla.m., 6 p.m. '' ' ~: " ~ II • .., • .. .. .t i•• " ; ... •" >" ''! :. . ;,·· , ,.. • ~: . ... •. ... ~ ~ • '' ... ' .. • h Chlll c h . Wonhlp-11 a.m.,6p.m. • Wednesday Service~ ~ 7 p.m. • of God . MLMottUIIDIIII Pourth A Main ,St., Middleport Putor: Rev. Gilbert Cnia.Jr. Sunday School· 9:30 a.m. Worship • 10:4$ Lm. QurdoofGoolof ........., OJ. Wblle Rd. off St. Rl. 160 .._r: PJ. Chot>Suriclay Sdtool - IO O;rii.' . Worship - Ua.m. Wcdfteldiy Scrvi,cea - 7 p.m. Alltlquky B.opllot Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Worship - 10:45 o.m. Sunday ~venin& ~ 6:00 p.m. Trlolly Churdo · Sec:oad .t !.ynn, PomerOy Swday oobool ond woraltip IO:l.l· Rullaod Fnt Wll BoptiJI Salem 51. Pastot: Rev. .Paul Taylor Sunday School- 10 a.m. Evcninc- 7 p.m. We~nesday Services - 7 p.m. I l"'•r ~ R1 dlnlle . Sunday Sdiool- 10:30 a.m . . UMYF Sundoy 6:30p.m. Fint Sunday of Monlh- 7:30p.m. !trvice n..en .... s.. Paul CnlniCiaotor Albury(SJ-l Pastor: Bob ~nson . Sunday Sdtool • 9:4' a.m. · Worship - '11a.m. We<Ineo<loy Service~- 7:30 p.m. . ' ' linl_!t'llrtoe· · Putor: Kouh Rader Sunday School • ·10 a.m. · Worship • 9 a.g~: l'illo<:Rcv . .U.O.TilUs ' ~Maift Stteer. Ru11and Sll..r Ridao Rulland Cbun:b ofiM N Pastor: Rev. Samuel W. B_Uye · ~nday School- 9:30 a;m .. Won hip ' 10:30 •·•• 6:30 p.m. Wc:dneaday Scrvi~ -,1 p.m. ' .. Syracuse . 992-3978 . 092-3785 ·. Agency Inc._ ·. Buy, • 740111111!141 ' ..ina il. fW*. Dlret:b ' 5110 &It .MIIn SltMI,•'f'orneiOI', OH 46769 Jr. - Dliectot · ' sen or Trade In the . :~ . Sehtinel . •·.. CLASSIFIEDS1 ,'· Bill . Support your local ~ ·· churches 214~. 5-5 4-4 !lev-·IIQ .W.•llot FUNE~L HOM.E Dignity and Service Always Established 1913 992~21~1 • in this Ave. Un1ted Brethren ML He.- Uttlltd ....,_ Ia Clorlll Cloardt • Texu Community off CR ~ Putor: Robert Sanden ,Sunday School- 9~ Lm. WOBbip · 10:30 '·"'·•7:30p.m. Wednesday Servi"" • 7:30p.m. Edea Ualted --~~ Clorlll 2 112 miles nonb of Roedlvllle on State Route 124, Pastor: Rev. Robert Markley Sunday Sd>ool- lla.m . I . ·' s.turdey'• echlldule folilaonvllle-York at Logan Maills at River VBIIey ' Beng•ls stadium be_ing·JJuilt 'Yithout penriits ·· CINCINNATI (AP) - Work on the Cincinnali Bengals' new foolball sladium has been under way for 21 monlhs wilhout a complele set of building permits, but officials say 1hat won't be a problem. "I foresee no problem, permitwise, in their obtaining all pet· mits," Said Bill Langevin, director of. . Cincinnati's D~partment . of ~~il~ings and Inspection. "Nothing · .qal( run amok. Nolhing has gone awry. The project ~as run very . smoothly." • --~orne ·of the work on the $400 million project - including ·luxury ~uites and facade• -likely was not ~overed by the structural-franie · permit iasued for t~c stadium's eonstruclion, Langevin 'Aid. . Sundoy Sd>ool· 9 o.m. Sun. Worship ·10:10 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednetday Servia: • 7 p.m. . I ; Pomeroy Searc.hlng for a local. church? -"-,·.· '. ,. ' Check the Sentinel I1: • ' at a Sentinel· CLASSIFIEDS! FIRE a. SAFETY SALES & SERVICE -~7075 your l)uelneaa·each week In this space · and support local ' '!'r / ,, ;~'lJ;t ' Jj,, ~ :i! • J. "'I ,," . ~· •' . • . .'• • ... z ... ' '· . I , r (-fJ . •I. l j Eagles fall short against La.ncersi Bearcats. · cage · Cardinals -~ I ' By STEW BAILEY AP Sportl Writer LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - ' Tribe inkS Sanders · · LOuisville ~ach Denny ·erum knew his team .would have tl\ slow;.~ league min,Dium down Kcny 0n Marlin and · ClEVELAND (AP,) ...:.. The Mickeal in order to beat Cleveland Indians had one spot left Cincinnati. ·· 1heir 40·man r95tcr, so they He didn'i rount on a li~hts·out ~ ~~~~·~a pi!clter -. what else? performance from fr~sliman l add~d more pitching Marr Jolin.On, who scored all Thursday, ·agreeing to a his points in IJ!e first half. and !Inc-year conlract wilh right-hander · . Bearcals beal the Cardinals Scot! Sanders. · · Thyrsday .night,.lheir si th stntighl~·c · : Sllndcrs signed for the minimum win in the series. • ., · S200,oo0, and he'll get another Johnsori," ·a'' 6-footl9·· •shooting ,:: $100,000 if he makes Cleveland's guard, hit his ,first eight sh~ts, ~pdning-day roster. The .deal also ·· includint· five 3-pointers,,' as l includes $200,000 in bonuses based Cincinnati led by many as 18 ~n. games pitched · and $300,()()() points in tbe first half. j)ucd on starts and innings. "We llidn'l .have an answer for . , . : If .Sanders· isn 'I auaranteed Jorinsori· in · the iiist · ~alf," Crum · •,DR.iHOdK·- ,UC'• K~ llertln , _ I n two or 14 -~nte In ~wt ()n the openi,na day roster, the .~d: "He hit every'!'lng he threw . aearca•• 75-1111 win owr Loulevtlle Thu~. (AP) · . Indians 'are ,likely to allow. him to · up !here; I knoW I'm BOll!&' to ~g-. , . r · , •, look , for a deal clsc\\'hc'rc, . milCh geJI I<? everyone t~at he .go.: to the Dec. t8. , · · physical or with better athl~ than like the.club did with Orcl Hcrshisnext lc;vcl." · . " I. • , -"' Mallin .1corcd 10 .,of his 14 ·anrr!nnali," Crum sai,ii.' "The guy ~r last spring. . ·Jol\nion didp't score iil.the iJe~.v· JlCiinti i.n thC: lqnd half'·•d fin- that really hurt 11' w~..;Satterfield. sajlders, w¥ 'pii'i:hed for ' the · dnd,hlilfbutMarlin·, a senior oe.l)~t, ', is~ed w!th -~.robOUnda ancj.fivt He had 10 assiats and no turnovers. ,Chicaao Cube· ,las~ season, is , and ,, _man point auard Kenny Wockl. Satterfield; . Confc~enr;:o When your .pointplhl' f!leyi ·,IIW ;e~pec:tcd to pitch in relief for the Satte~d wete there to J)ie:k uP, ihc USA's asiiill ~r;scored nine•of ·well, -~ou'rc goina to ·be hard to ;lncll'ans but cou)d be uSed as a, 'spot slack' ' for ' the BearcatB, (19:.1, . his· U ,J)Oints af!t,r' h8lftime and · beat." . ' , '' ' 'lltatiCr.if ncceasary. · · CUSA 7-0~ who W\'fl, lhtjr lllb added 10 assilll aOil five !Wo~Nate 'Johnson SCored,-1!I j.oints, : . s~ 'went 4-7 with a 5.$2 , :consccu\ivli awe lilllle ~ ~64 Jf!ficlc~ h8d H J!illllll: ,\ ; ' Reece Gaines had U an,d .Thny ~ . ;ERA ill 67 IIIJIIes for the Cubs lut .· lou to croutown-rival Xevier on 1·"' ~I ~n't 1ee11 ~any teams • 8M BEARCATS .~ Be . · · :Y~ar: .. " .. 5 . .Clean out your basement . "Featuring K8ntucky Fried Chicken" '9'reat peace, fiave tliey tliat love tfiy law: or attic with the help of the 228 W; Main St., Pomeroy +dnd notfiing sliall_' · CLASSIRED SECTION/ ' .992·5432 .. olhmd tfiem SWISHER & .LOHSE :- Buy, !ft,Uitis FLORIST .. 'PHAAIIA'C\' MeiiJ• CouR!)'~ Oliloll F"""l '' in the ' . - flit IIIII P i;, w~ Fill Ooctor5'· · . ...... ~ ..... .......... -. '.··News and -Notes .. . .... ..... - Todey'l ICIIHII.. Alexander at Melga Eastern at Fl!deral Hocki(IQ Southern It .MIRar 'rrlmble II Waterford Vinton County at Weflalon Nelso~llle-York at Bet pre • White'a Cllapet Welleyu · CooiviOc Road Pastor: Rev. Phillip Ridenour · Sunday School .- 9:30 a.1_11. Worship • 10:30 a.m'. Wedncsdly Service .. ? p.m. Prescnpti'oi'ls 992-2955 · · · Pomeroy 992-5130 Pomeroy · EWING 4-4 4-8 3-8 . 3-8 ·2-8 2-8 3-5 4-6 Mutlieny Hta. Rd., Pomeroy · nme to clean houte1,1.Crc,w'a Family Restaurant '• in 21-20 at intermission. By DAVE HARRIS Sentinel Correapondlnt Meigs took a 23-20 lead on an ALBANY - There is a dead Amy Hysell score off a Price feed heat for first place in the Ohio five seconds into the second .half. Division of·the Tri· Valley Confer- Alexander stormed back to regain ence after Alexander defeated the lead at 26-25 on a pair of Karr Meigs 56-44 Thursday evening at free lhrows with 4:09 left. Alexander. Michelle Sams hit a pair from The game was played before the line with 12.9 seconds left. in one of the biggest crowds in girls !he third to give !he Spartans a 36buketball in the area which creat- 30 advantage. Vining responded ed a championship atmosphere for by nailing an off-balance jumper both teams. from the corner al the buzzer to cut .'The Spartan win gives both !he Alexander lead lo 36-32 headteams identical 10-1 marks in the ing inio !he final eight minutes. conference. . , Meigs pulled to Meigs took the within 38-35 whe.n Thursday's liattle Brooke Williams early lead when Brooke Williams between the nvo hit a 15-fooler· scored al the 5:32 rank£d teams drew a from tiM: side. That mark of the first capacity crowd to was a close as Meigs would get. period. But, lhe the Spartan gym. Lady Spartans went Alexander . on a 10-0 run to outscored · the M,araudors 18-9 take a 10.2 lead on a Natalie Bobo bucket at tlie I :48 the rest .of the way to avenge il 55mark of the period. · 51 loss to Meigs on December 9th. Shannon· Price drained a three , Carr led all scorers with · 19 pointer for Meigs with l :l31eft to ' points, she was joined in double cut the Alexander lead to 10-5. A figures by Bobo with 14. Alexanbucket by Bobo with 48 seconds der (13-2) hit 15-<lf-24 foul shots. Vining led Meigs with 17 lefl, and a Bobo free throw at the 31 second mark'gave the Spartans points. She was the only Marauder in double figures. a 13-5 lead after one period. . Meigs hit 17-of-41 from the Meigs (14-1) went on a 6-0 run to start the second ·period and floor, including 3-of-4 from lhreepulled . lo wilhin 13-11 when point range. Meigs hi1·9-of-18 free Amber Vining hit two free throws. throws. The Marauders pulled Josie Karr hit 1-of·2 from ·the line down 21 rebounda with Hysell . with 4:23 left to pullhe .Spartans snagging five and Williams four. oil top, 14-11 . Meigs had 21 turnovers. The Meigs battled back and lied the Marauders recorded four steals, game at 14-all when Shannon led by Vining with three. Meigs ·Piice came up \Vith a steal l!fld had seven assists.· Williams had tipped the ball to Vining for a lay- four and Price three. Alexander won the reserve up at lhe four m.inule mark. . · Meigs took a 21-16 lead with game 40-25 led by Jenna Williams I :27 left when Vining drained ·I with 15 points. Kayle Davis led three from !he top of the key. A Meigs with eight. Meigs will host Nelsonvillebucket by Carr with I :07 left, and two free throws 'by KaFr with 22.5 York on Monday, while Alexander MARAUDEftsANDWICH -"!Melge' Amy Hyaell (35) tire• 11hot d11p"e he•vy preesure lrom AIIUn· ticks left pulled Alexander to with· travels to Wellston. der'• Joale carr (left). •nd .S illily Bullh, during.the Spt1rhtne'"""" win. (Dave Herrl• photo) . , Jor 2&4 SaulMiaailltdAve.~ OH '-!6180 .ilrMI R. 9-1 4-3 · 4-7 9-1 ···\ · .. ,_&444 AU. 7-1 8-2 Pu1or: Bob RoDin10n ·• ,Ji•~ ~~ral ~ ~nt- , 212 E. Main Street Pomeroy 'NC 'NC Sunday·School : 10 a.m. ' ~otsbip • 9 Lm. Mill Work Cabinet Making Dailey each hila free.lhrow lo give Southern while Rachel Chapman made some great baseline cuts for scores. Amy Lee also a 14·8 lead. Miller. continued its tailspin into !he sec- nolchcd a bucket. ond period. Southern outscored the Falcons Southern hit 29-of:46 field goal attempts. 25-6 and look a 39-14 lead to lhc locker room The Tornadoes were 6-for-8 al the line. at halftime. Southern snared 26 rebounds, led by DaiSoulhem's scoring was balanced acrOss ley's 10-board performance. The Tornadoes lhe board in the second half, building an 18- had 19 turnovers, 12 steals (Lyons 4) and 13 poinllead as !he fourth quarter opened, Nine assists (Cummins 4). · Tornadoes hit the scoring column. . Miller connected on just 16-of-39 shots "Everyone picked up their game tonight," from 1hc field and went 9-for-14 at ihe line. Crisp noted, "Kim Ihle has been gelling her The Falcons committed 20 IUmovers. Miller shooting eye back and we've needed some had five assists (McCormick 2), seven steals scoring from the post Heather (Dailey), (Appleman 2) and 17 rebounds (Compston . Stacy (Lyons), and Sarah (Brauer) provided 5). some q~alily play inside tonight." · Sou1hem won !he reserve game 38' 32 led Southern (5-10, TVC 4-7) gained some . by .Rachel Chapman with 14 and Amy Lee valuable experience for ils freshmen. with 13. I· Soulhern goes to Waterford Monday. Brigette Barnes played quality minutes; -streak ends Hocking Freedom Goopel Mlnlltn Bald Knob, on Co. Rd. 31 Pu10r: Rev, Roaer Willford Sunday SchoOl - 9:30a.m. Worahi~ 7 P·n:'· ' ,....... llelpre WeUeton Alexander Nelsonville-York Vlriton County Meigs Seventt1 0;1y Arlvent1st · points. . . Healher Compston notched a game-high 19 points to lead Miller. Cassie Leckrone add~d eight. ' "This was a good win for us going in\O tiM: toumament,Msaid Southern head coach Alan Crisp. "It was a good team win and maybe our best half court game of the year. We made a .few miscues when we picked up the pace, but we took care of the ball very well in establishing the teinpo in lhe first half." Miller (0-12, TVC 0-10) had Southern concerned. early wilh Compston leading the Falcons to an 8-6 adge allhe 4:15 mark of the first quarter. Cummins kept Soulhern close;. wilh a pair of field goals, bul.whal sparked the Tornado · comeback was a pair of three-pointers by lhle. Fryar hit a key field goal. lyons and Meigs win BOYS Mkklloport Pmbyttrlu Suadiy School- 9 a.m. Wonllip - 10 a.m. r By SCOTT WOLFE s.ntln.J Corr•pondent RACINE- Bolstered by a 25~poinl second quarter, Southern rolled to a 67-47 win over Miller Thursday at Charles W. Hayman Gymnasium in Raci.ne. · · · Kim lhle opened up !he inside for team· mate Sarah Brauer, hitting 3-(lf-4 three-three ~inte_rs in the first half en roule to a 13-point effort. Brauer dominated the pain!, then slepped 15 feet outlo swish a jumper in her besl shooling night of the year. · " . Kati Cummins added I 0 and foui assists. Heather Dailey and st,cy Lyons had nine points each. . Tammy Fryar had her besl offensive night of the year with six points. Freshmen Bridgette Barnes and Rachel Chapl1lan each · added four poinls and Amy Lee had two 0.10 0.12 0-13 0-14 Ohlo Presbytenan P-r: Roy Lawinsky Saturday SeN ices:1 S.bbttlh Scbool - • p.iil. Worallip- 3 p.m. Southern rolls past Miller in lVC action .~ ,I ; -TVC- Carletott lottrd,.omlootloo.ol CltKinpbury Rood Pastor: Oyde Hendc:rwn Sundal_~l • 9:30 Lm. . , . . WQJShap Serv1cc 10:30 a.m. No Sundar or Wednesday Nl&hl Services .' Worship - 11 a.m. .. , Putor: Robert lllrber AU. 8-2 8-5 8-2 11-3 4-7 5-10 2-9 4-10 ' South.._ NewToo«- Portland Flnl Cltun:b of the NU.... Pastor: Mark Mallon ... Sunday S.:hool-10:30 a.m. Mo~nina WorShip -ll:.15 a.m: Sundoy Service- 6 p,m, Wedl1eoday Servi"" - 7 p.m. PlaiWjlndl Pu1or: Kt.itll Rider Su'!day Scliool- .10 a..m. .. thirdAve. . Pastor: Rev. Clark Baker Sundoy School- 10 o.m. Evenln& - 6 p.m. .. . Wednesday ScNices- 7:00p.m. , FuU G.,oll..lab- Pomen>y Chureb of the Nutmtte Pastor: Rev. Lloyd D. Grimm,Ir. Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday Servicei - 7 p.m. 4-9 6-8 Moncllly'e echedule . Jen.31,2000 ~elaonvtlle·York at Meigs SOI(Ihern at Waterford f'~lilern at Miller · Alexander at Wellston ~ Hocking at Trimble Vinton County at Belpre 33045 Hiland Road, PomerO)' . Putor: Roy Hunter Sondoy SdtoOI- .10 Lm. ' EV<!rMI 7:30p.m. Tueida) It Thunday - 7:30p.m. · ' •• Mkkllelltiii ,P eal-' Ualtetlf- Cbtll'dl Rt. 7 on PomerOy By-Pus Pastor: Rev. Robert E. Smith, Sr. Sunday Sd>ool · 9:30a.m . Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. .Wedoeoday Service - 7 p.m; .. • Chester Churd! or the Na~t~n~~e Pastor: Rev. Herbert Grate Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship ·11 ~.m. , 6 p.m. WedQCsday Services - 7 p.m. Pislor: J•no Beanie Suaday S.:hool • 9 o.m. WO!tlllp - 10 1.m. Tueiday Servieea- 7:30p.m. ,· Ho..-•Uie .......,_Church Worship - 'a.m. Sunday Sd>ool ; 9:45a.m. Pato~ Lawrence Buah SyratUR Chun:b oflh Nuanoe PaaiOr Mike Adkins Sondoy S.:hool-·9:30 o.m. Worsbip- 10:30a.m.. 6 p.m. Wedneoday _Serviees- 7 p.m. w~- 9:30o.m. ~-117-Cioun:lt St. Rli24, .Radne Pas10r: Wllliom Hobact Sunday School - 10 o.m. ' Eyenlna • 7 p.m. Wedncoday Servic:el ·1 p.m. · ML 011" Cotultltii1Y Cbtordt Pastor: Teresa Waldeck Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship- 10:45 a.m., 1 p.m . . Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Sunday SchOol • ~:30 a.m. Wonlllp - _!0:30a.m. Hnillll'SS Peattcolllll-bly . ~ Cootlm•lt7 Chton:b . Offll1.124 Putor: Edoel lion Sondoy School - 9:30 a.m. · Wo~ip - 10:30.a.m., 7:30p.m. · S..,...y Sd>ool- 9:30 o.m. B\lonlna - 7 p.m. Wedneday Service ·- 7 p.,\t. 4-8 .-'' • . Sy.....,.. F1nt Ualted Fntbyterlu 1 · Putor: Rev. Kriuna Robinson · • Sunday School- 10 a.m. Worship · 11 a.m. Looa l!oltom · Sondoy Sd>ool • 9:30a.m. WO!tlllp ,- 10:45 o.m., 7:30p.m. Wedneoday 7:30 p.,\t. Reedsville Fellowahlp .'-I'BoltAI• . ~-~t.ltetl--<iea~~ry Penteco stJI sr-Miolloa 141.1 Bri....... St., SyrKIIIe Rev. Mill& 'l'lloq>oon,PIIIor Sundoy Sdlool • o.m. E.. olaa- 6p.m.. ' , Wedneoday Servi<»- 7 p.m, Foltb (Mpel Churdo Churcb or tbe Nuareae J . Gocl'o Temole of Pnolu 31665 McQuire lid. Pomeroy, Oblo Pascot: Wayne Balcolm Services: Thurs. Nlltl 7:00 pm New church No Sunday K~ice Clllblishcd. ~~~- CloaPol Chan:ll Sulllloy ttdlool- .10 Lm. ""~Worship- 11 a.m. . ~"':I "*- .•. ·~·. W~lleldar Service .. 7 p.m. Middleport Chun:b of ... N Sunday School • 9:30o.m. WorshiP.· 10:30 o.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Pastor: Allen Mktcap. ..... ..,;lor: i\:t"'~~andolph Wonhlp ·• 9:30a.m. Sunday Sci1901· IO:JO_~. m. Oflill Sunday Worohlp-,10:00 a.m.· . Sundiy Servlco-7 p.m. Na.::arenc 6·9 .. Thurlldey'e reeulta · Alexander 56, Meigs 44 Sotltharn 87, Millet: 47 ·F~al Hooking 53, Eastern 43. Belpre 57, Nelsonvtlle.York 4ll Waterfotd 54, Trimble 37 WeUston 32, Vinton County 27 .. O,O..Uie Colnatualty Church , · S"undoy Sd>ool • 9:30 a.m. ••1 .,,,,:.}Y~!flllp -10:30 Lm., 7 p.m. '· I c -. . Rt.338, Antiquity Pastor: Jesse Morris AssL Puton: Jim Morris Services: Saturday 7:30p.m. , Putor: Jane Beanie Wonhip - 9 a.m. Sunday Sc:llool-10 a.m. Thun<loy Se('(ices- 7 p.m. .· . . GnoiitJ =I~ 326 E. • 1., Pomeroy •' lav .llflltl Beinldd, Rev. Katharin Foate-, Debotah lllildn, Oer&Y · .- Rev.SundaJScllool Holy F I' Hot ond I 1:00 o.m. Church of Chnst Pomon>y Clourdt of Chrlot . 212 W. Main St. Minister: Danny Bias Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship-10:30 a:m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services . 7 p.m. HocklaiJIOrt Chlircb Grand Street Sunday School- 10 a.m. , Worship- I t a.m . wednesday Services- 8 p.m. Off 124 behind Wllkuville Pastor: Rev. Ralph Spires S.unday School-9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Tbursdiy Services • 7 p.m. FuU Goopel Cllun:b or 11M U•Iaa s.o1or •o Betbel Churdt Tqwnship Rd., 468C Suriday.School· 9 a.m. . W9rshlp · 10 a.m. · Wednesday Services· 10 a.m. · . Molal Ceoptnlllvo Pll'IJh Nortbeut Cl•ter All'nd ' Paslor: S~aton Hau11man Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship- 11 a.lll., 6:30p.m. Sy..-FintCb. . orGod Apple ond Sec:ooftta. Putor: Rev. Dtlvld a-n Sunday Scllpol ond Worohip- 10 Lm. ~venin& Servica- 6:30 p.m: · W~y Serviea - 6:30p.m. F.... RaaBoDIIot · Pastor : Ariua flurt Sunday School • 10 a.m. Wors~ip • 11 a.$8. Cool•llle United Melltndlot Parfala Pastor: Helen Kline Cool•llo Clourdl Main & Fifth St. Sunday School- 10 a:m. Worship •·9 a•.m. Tuesday Services- 7 p.m. 8-5 'NC. fedel'lll Hocking Waterford 1 Soulharn Eastern Miler • Trimble Putor: Bill Staten Sunday Services .. 1Q a.m. 4: 7 p.m. · Wednesday· 7 p.m. I< Youllt 7·p.m, Faltb Volley Tabenoade ChBailey Run Road Putor: Rev. Emmett Rawaon Sunday £venin& 1 p.m. Thursday Service • 7 p.m. ML on.. U•lted Metbudlsl Pastor: Ron Healh Sunday Wonhip -10 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednuday Servicea -7 p.m. : jleart Ca6ollc Chtdt ' t , •161 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, 992-$898 .· PaJtor: Rev. Walter E. Heinz ''. Sot. Coo. 4:45-5: 15p.m.; Mass- 5:30p.m. :' . ~ Sun. Con. -8:45-9:15 a.m., 1 )o- ·"'· Sun.Mus-9:30a.m. ~- ... Dailey MasS- ~:30 a.m. ' • !, ·~· -ad Cbormor God F - Boollot Chu!Q . Railroad St., Mason Sunday Sdtool • 10 a.m. Catholic •. .. ML Chun:lt of God . Milo Hill Rd., Racine Pawr; Btice uu Sunday S.:hool · 9:4' a.m. Evenins • 6 p.m. Wednesday Services; - 7 p.m. VIctory B.oplbtlndepeoclul 52S N. 2nd St. Middlepon Pastor; Ja~s B. Keesee Worship ·10..m..·7 p.m.' Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. • ..... •'. !·• ,, '· Hartford, W.Va. Paslor:Jlm Hughes ' Sunday Scllool - 11 a.m. ' Wqrs~lp • 9:30 a.m.,.7::lll.p.m, ',I',. '" WOdnciday Services -'7:30 P.~· . Wednesday Services ~ 7 p.m . . .• ~ 1 ('lm-,t lil• l ll111011 -~'i::'u~Cio;!'!Ia Radae 8-2 6-5 6-5 Hoclclng """ ure v~e~ory Center 3773 Geofles Creek Road, Gallipoli~ OH · Middleport Commanlt1 Chui:.b S7S Pearl Sl., Middlepon Pastor: Sam Andenon Sunday SchoollO a.m. ·. Evenina • 7130 p.m. · 1 Wtdnesday_SeNiCe .. '7:30p.m. Pastor: Brian Harkness Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wonhlp - 11 a.m. Our S.•lour Luthonn Church R,.d.,lllo Cb.,.h or Clorlll 'loll Letart Pastor: Brian Harkness Sunday School • 10 a.m. Worship - 9a.m. . Wednesday • 7 p.m. B;lp" Vinton County Wellston Nelsonville-York Sunday School -10 a.m. . Worship. 1 p.m. . Wednesdoj Service • 7 p.m. AU. 10-1 14-J 10-1 13-2 ~xandllr Oillon, w.v~ Han1oonvllle Comat•lty Ch,Pastor: Theron Durham Sunday - 9:30a.m. and 7-p:in. Wednesday · 7 p.m. 'NC Meigs Cllftoa Tobe,..lldo Cloun:lt TIM Follonn' F. .w1klp Mllolllry Ne)V Ume Rd., Rutland PuiOt: Rev. Mqaret J. Rebinson Services: Wednesday, 7:30p.m. Sundoy, 2:30p.m.. Mol'lllnaStar Pastor: Dewaync Stutler Sunday School · 11 a.m. Worship · lO a.m. Ohto · Putor. Mike Foreman Pas&or: EmeriiWi Lawrence Foreman Sunday Sd>ool- 9:30o.m. Worohip- 10:00 om · · Wednesdoy Services - 7 p.m. Foltb FuU Gilopel Cbordl . Lana B9nom .Putor: Sieve Reed Sunday Sd>ool · 9:30 o.m. Worship- 9:30 Lm. ond 7 P:lfl· . Wedneo<loy - 7 p.m. · Fridoy. lellowllbip servic:e 7 p.m. Cormel·Sulton Carmel & Buhan Rds. Racine, Ohio Pastor: Dcwarne Stuller 'Sunday Schoo -·9:30a.m. Worship- 10:4.5 a.m. Bible Study Wed. 7:00 p.m. GIRLs ur. Youth Fellowship S~nday. 7:00p.m. Wedntsclay servtce, 7:00p.m. · Basketball -TVC- . ~ Cloardt $00 N. 2nd Ave., Middleport 11oboot1 Cbrlollaa Followllllp CbSunday sea;vlce, 10:00 a.m., 7:00p.m. BetUny· Pastor: Oew_ayne Stutler Sunday School· 10 a.m. Worship . 9 a.m. Wednesday Servlces- 10 a.m. Lutheran SL Jokn Lutb._ Chureh Pine Orovc Rev. Donald C. Fritz Worship · 9:00a.m. Sunday School· 10:00 a.m. Belblehem Baptltt Cllun:b • Great Bend, Route 124, heine, OH Pastor : Gene Morris Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Sunday WorshiP. - 10:30 a.m. & 7 p.m. Wednesday 81ble Sludy ·6:00p.m. •:: ·• Snowwllle Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worship • 9 a.m. Tht Clourdl or J...,. Cbrlot of Latltr·Day S.lall St. Rl. 160, 446-6247 or 44&-7486 Hemlo<k Grvn Churdl Putor: Gene Zopp Sunday school·- 10:30 a.m. Worship · 9:30a.m., 7 p.m. ML Unloa Baptist Pastor: Joe N. Sayre Sunday School-9:45 1l.m. Evenins- 6:30p.m. Wedne!iday St:l'\lites • 6:30p.m, b La.,P•llll Cbrllllao c•urch · Sunday School-9:30a.m. Wonhip • 10:30 o.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service 7:30p.m. Sundoy S.:hool- Hlo.m. Wol"'ihjp- lla.m., 6:30p.m. · Wednesday Services- 6:30 p.m. ...._,.• SaitO. Center ~Prep Stl•emolle Woi-d of Follh Pastor: David Dailey . Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Even ina · 7 p.m. CllriiiiMFellowalllpC-r Salem St., Rudand. Putor: Robert E. Musacr Suodoy S.:hool · 10 o.m. Worallip - 11:15 o.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Service • 7 p.m. Pastor: Ron Fierce Sunday School- 9:1.5 a. in. Wt:nship - 10:15 a.m. HIGlillGIITS Calvary Chon:h Pormruy Pike, Co. Rd. Pastor: Rev. Bladc.wood Sunday School • 9:30 Ll.m. Wor.~hip 10:30 K. m., 7.30 p.m. Wednesday Serv!cc - 7:30 p.m. , FlllltCbapll ' . 9ll S. Third SL, Mltldlepon Putor Mlohoel Panaio Suodly seivice, 10 a.m. Wednesday oervlce, 7 p.m. Rutland Surt4ay School- 9:30a;m. Wo~hip • 10:30 a.m. Thursday Servic;:e& • 7 p.m. Sunday School10:20-ll o.m. Relief Society/Priesthood 11 :05~12:00 noon Sacrament Service 9-10:15 a.m. Homemaking rileetiilg, 1st Thurs. · 7 p.m. Pa,stor: Bin Utile ••• RockS~p FRIDAY'S Pulor: Rev. Franklin Pkkens Scrvioc:: Friday, 7 p.m. Appo ur. Cnttr "Pull-Gospel Church• Putors John & Patty Wide 603 Second Ave. Muon 773-5017 Service time: Sunday 10:30 a.m. Wedneoday 7 pm · · 'Pastor: Keith Rader . Sunday .School- 9:1$ a.m. · Worship -10 a.m. Youlh Fellowship, Sunday · 6 p.m. Hlclillry Hllo Cloun:b ofCbrlot E'o'anaelisl Mike Moore Sunday School · 9 a.m. · Worship -.10 a.m., 6:30p.m. . Wednesday Servicea ·1 p.m. SllvorRua~ :~ Putor: Connie Fiarcs Sunday Scllool· 9:15 o.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. Bible Study Tuesdoy • 10 1.m. .-.ee • ,_ r-.o c.-.l'ar Clorlll llanatOulnodl Mlalllrloo 47439 Reibel Rd., Cbester Puton: Rev. Mit)' and Harold COok Sunday Services: 10 o.m. It 6 p.m. . Wednetda)' Servk::c:s · 7 p.m. ro.......y Liitler-Dny Samts Reorplllud,Cburdo of Jes"' Chrlot of Lalttr DIJ Sol all Portland-Racine Rd. Pastor: Jerry Singer Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Services - 7:30 p.m. Rudud Cburdl of Cbrlst Sunday Scltool-.9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 1 p.m_. Flnt Soutbem BaptiJI 41872 Pomeroy Pike Pastor: E. lamar O'lJryanl Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship- 10:45 a.m., 7:00p.m . Wednesday Services-7:00p.m. c,.,.. . Weoleyaalllbi<Hau-Churdl 7S Pearl St., Middleport. Paslor: Rev. Doua Cox Sunday Worship • 9:30 p.m., 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:30p.m. HJoell Run Hollaeu Cbun:b Rev. Mark Michael ~ &tlllday S.:hool · 9:30o.m. Worlhip ~ 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Thursday l!ible Study ond Youth - 7 p.m. l-aurel Ollf Free MeQiodiJI Cburdl · Putor: Charles Swiger Sunday School - 9:30 l.m. Worship ~ 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m; Wednesday Service • 7:00 p.m. Sundoy Sdlool · 9:30 ..... Worallip • 7:00p.m. Wednesday Bible Study· 7:00p.m. ' ...... St., loliddlepclol PutorLeollay.... Suaday Sdoool · 10:00 Lm. Sooday-- 6:00 . .... Wedneoday Service · 7:00 p.m. Purl Sunday Scbool • 9 a.m. Worship- 10 a.m. Plae Grvve Bible Hollaeu Cbun:h 112 mile off Rt 325 Pastor: Rev. O'Dell Manley Sunday Sdtool - 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service · 7:30p.m. Pulor:Ttrry Stewart Sunday Scbool-9:30 a.m. ~ Slnol Cloordt Pastor: Chad Etftrict Sunday School • 9 a.m. Worship -1 0a.m. Leodina Creek Rd., Rutlond Pastor: Rev. [kwey Kin& !uiJdlly school· 9:30a.m. Sunday wonhip -7 p.m. Wednesday prayer mcelins- 7 p.m. Wonhlp • 9:30o.m. Sundoy Sdoool · 10:30 o.m. Pator-leffroy Wallace · IO:JOa.m, MlaersvUte or Shoroa H - Cloordt - ' KIM Cloun:lt or QM Assembl y of God WOt~hi p Lewt. w. va ~ Rt. l Putor: Brian lolly Other CIHJrciH•s Inside: Rams, Titans chill out in Atlanta- ,.... 112 · Inside: UNC snaps losing skid- - Fain lew Bible Churcti Pu~tor: Col>ary Pllpl• Cloajlel Harrisonvi lit Road Putor: Cb~tlea McKenzie Sundoy S.:hool 9:30 o.m. Worship - 1l •·~·· 7:00p.m. Wedn<sday ServK:e - 7:00 p.m. Putor: AI Huuon Youd!. Minister: Bill Frazier SW'Idly School · 9:30 a.m. Worohip- 8:ll,10:30 o.m., 7 p.m. Wednt.lday Services · 7 p.m. Nt:w Uma Road Pastor. Marty Hutton Sunday, 10 a.m. altd 7:30 p.111. •· llb6 M'CM f 1CIIwao1Drllt 5tlt tnd Mal n Churdl or J - Oriot ApootolkFol.. • H,.th !Middlepo<t) Vernapyc Sul\iv11n Sunda~ School · 9:30a.m. DuvlUe H - Clowdt 31057 State Route 323, Lanpvlle Putor: Gary ll<kloo Sunday sc:bool - 9:30 a.m. Sunday worship - 10:30 1.m. A 7 p.m. Wednesday prayer servi~ • 7 p.m. • W....... Cloun:lt orClutll Childn:n's Home Rd. Suoda) Sd>ool · I !'un. Wonllip - IOo.m., 6 p.m. Wedneadly Sel'\lices • 7 p.m. . .. ... ' • • • ' . · ' :i' •\"" ~-·.-. • Federal Hocking (8·5, TVC 8-2) EAST MEIGS - Breaking lhe game open with a 17-10 fourlh quar- look an early lead, setting the tempo ter, Hocking Division leader Federal with a 17-point first period. Eastem Hocking escaped with a hard-fought shut down all facets of the Federal 53·43 triumph over Eastern Thurs- offense in !he second quarter; however, and slowed the tempo of the day night. Eastern (4-10, 2-9) has lost four game. Federal Hocking continued to consecutive games since a big victo· ptess late into the second period ' · ry at Trimble January 6. Terella Waderker led the Lancers despite gelling into foul trouble and with. 18 points. She had seven putting the Eagles on the foul line. . re.bounds and four assists. The Eagles' 11-8 surge cut the Beth Wiihem added eleven points deficit to 25-23 at !he half. and six assists. Jamie Linscott added Spencer hit a couple of big baskets; while Bailey and VanSickle 14 pointS and four steals. Becky Davis led Easlern with picked up a pair of free throws. . nine · points, including two threeIn . the third q_uarter, Federal pain! goals !hat allowed the Eagles gained a slight advantage, but Eastlo keep pace wilh Federal Hocking. em held tough, staying wilh ~lriking Danielle Spencer noiChed eight distance at 36-33. · Inside the three-minute mark the points and grabbed.seven rebounds . · Juli Bailey went 5-for-6 at tlie aame remained ~lose, leelering line to notch seven points af)d seven between thre and five points before rebounds, while Amber Baker added the Eagles were forced to foul going · six, and Amber VanSickle, a senior down the stretch. Federal Hocking guard hit S-of-6 at the line for five connected a~ the line and on a.couple points. Stecie Watson. pitched in break-away baskets to seal the seven points and a game-high 14 game. rebounds. · "I was pleued with 'the effoit ~we· may 'have lost, but we tOnight," said Brannon. "We played pleJed bdtr'ill this m than in the ~ and played a a team. Hopefulfour games we have won/~ Eagle ly, we can carry !his momentum into 'head c:ollCh Paul Brannon said. '1'he next week, and on into the tournagirls played a super game againsl a ment. a · very good team. 1! was anyone's "We played a great man-to-111an game right to the fi nlah." See EA~TERN- 81 ... .I ',.!: ., . ·" .. •, .I ' ".," ..,, •. ., �I , Page B 2 • The Dllily Sentinel Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio ' Pomeroy, Midd•rt, Ohio Fndly,J•nu•ry 21,2000 The Dally Sentinel • Page B 3 Redwomen notch 95-77 road win over Urbana Patriots By ANDREW CARTER OVP Sporta Editor URBANA - Stx players scored 10 double figures as Rto Grande unloaded the frustratiOn of a dtsappomtmg loss to Shawnee State on AMC nval Urbana Thursday The Redwomen thumped the Lady Kmghts 95 77 at the Gnmes Center m Urbana Karley Mohler and Mmdy Pope each recorded a double double to ~the Redwomen Mohler had 16 pomts and II rebounds and Pope added 12 pomts and I 0 boards for R10 Grande Mohler hn 6 of II field goal auempts whtle Pope connected on 6of 10 shots from the field RENEE TURLEY M•su Halley had 16 pomts seven asstsls and four rebounds She was 6 of I 0 from the field Renee Turley chtpped m II pomts hmmg 7 of 8 foul shots and 2 of 6 field goal attempts Turley snared etght rebounds and had stx steals and four asststs Meghan Kolcun added I0 pomts three rebounds and two asststs Kolcun htt 4-of II shots from the field mcludmg 2 of 5 from three potnt range Cmdy Hopper came off the bench to chtp '" I 0 pomts and four rebounds Hopper connected on 3 of 5 three potnters and 4 of 7 free throws Urbana s Joslyn Pfau led all scor ers wuh 17 po1nts She hu 5 of 10 field goal attempts and was 7 for 12 at the foul lme Pfau also notched a double double hauhng m a game htgh 12 rebounds Her stat hne tncluded four asststs and one steal Rachel Brugger scored 16 pomts and grabbed seven rebounds Brugger fimshed the mght hlllmg 5 of IS field goal attempts and 6-of 9 free throws She had a team h1gh five steals Molly Mahaffey added 13 pomts four steals three asSists and two rebounds Mahaffey hu 3 of 8 shots from the field mcludmg two three pomt field goals and was 5 for 6 at the foul hne The Red women (16 7 AMC I0 2) outrebounded Urbana 55 35 Rio Grande enjoyed a 21 IS advantage on the offenstve glass The Redwomest had 17 steals and forced 25 Urbana turnovers Urbana (II 10 AMC 4 7) record ed 20 steals and forced 28 turnovers by the Redwomen R10 Grande connected on 33 of 70 field goal attempts compared to JUSt 24 of 64 for Urbana The Redwomen held Urbana to only 30 6 percent (II of 36) shootmg m the second half Rio Grande contmues tls three game road trip Saturday Wtth a tnp to Samt Vtncenl m Latrobe Pa Cold greets Super Bowl contenders in peach country By BARRY WILNER ttonmg them at the end of the prac ATLANTA (AP) - All that was uce field Between dnlls most play nuss ng were the sleds the dogs and ers huddled around the blowers like the snow The whtte stuff mtght be moths drawn to hght l:U nmg lon ght The Tttans w1sb they had the same Super Bowl Week m Atlanta has opportunny at the mornmg media leaturcd sh1venng players com sesSion Held m a tent outstde thetr pi Hmn• coaches tcy wtnds and heat luxury hotel - the Titans already hi >wcrs on the practtce field If the had occupted the mdoor banquet weather lo1ccasters are nght a snow factlttles makmg them unusable st< 1m 1mght he m the offing too the players froze due to an made D d anyone say Idnarod? quate h~aung system It s dtsappomung that you can DefensiVe lineman M1ke Jones be m a suuauon where you are had h1s arms pulled deep ms1de a rrepar ng for the btggesl game of the sweatshtrt as he tned to keep ICicles year that you don t have tdeal sttua from lormmg on h1m ltons R 1ms coach Dtck Verme1l I m freezmg Jones sa1d sa1d on a blustery Wednesday morn They ve got me over here by the mg when the wmd chtll factor htl door actually a sltt m the tent They ll111us X But that IS how 11 1s and need to have some rook1es over here we wdllnndle 11 The Rams are 1ns1de' See we re the I ate! 111 the day after pracucmg stepch1ld we get no love <JUt Side at the Falcons trammg com Both teams got more attenuon and pic< Verme1l wasn t any more some relief when NFL satd Thursday th1 lied about the condtllons 1~ would make the Georgta Dome It s ndtculous Vermetl Satd ava1lable for today s practices And a But there s nothmg you can do dozen more heaters were employed ah Jut 11 except try to surv1ve thts mommg m the Tttans tent rna~ St L.ou1s practiced m wmter Jack mg 11 toasty cts gloves thermal underwear wool I got a cold Tuesday sa1d caps and thermal neck and face Titans OM Floyd Reese Our guys warmers Equtpment manager Todd wtll have pneumoma by the ttme 11 s Hcw11t rented stx heat blowers sta all over with We II get 1t fi.ed Th1s "JUSt another one of those bumps tn the road We JUst keep truckmg There won t be much truckmg tn the area 1f u snows Atlanta was prac llcally mcapacnated by an ICC storm last weekend Thursday s pracuccs weren t mmed mto lhe Dome even though both teams asked There was a l1ttlc matter of spectacle over sport Verme1l wanted to practice mstde and the Dome IS the only such facd1 ty m the area But he was mformed by the league that 11 wasn t a poss1 bthty before Fnday for the Rams or the Tnans who are workmg out at Georgta Tech All they told us he sa1d 1s there s 2 000 people decorating the dance lloor But yesterday the league sa1d both teams would work out m the Georg1a Dome today Thts 1s not the f rst lime the Super Bowl hasn l had super weather Of course most of the other mstances occurred m places such as Ponuac Mtch and M mneapo Its The league often has used tents for us medta gathermgs but m places hke San Otego and Phoemx Hopefully the 1cy receptiOn the teams rece1ved won t cool them down for the b1g game Its aiT about handlmg the dts tractions and turnmg them mto And attractions Vermeil satd appreciating the JOb that you do and apprecmung the JOb that we have and workmg to put together the best Super Bowl that has ever been played For that to happen the Tnans wtll need a relattvely healthy Steve McNmr at quarterback McNaJC was one of the few players thankful for the cold cond1ttons He satd he d1dn t need to 1ce hts mJured toe because 11 already was lro1.en !rom standmg Ol1 a podtum '" the mtemew refngera can t control the weather CondtUons for game preparatton are less than tdeal and the mequtty of the mter vtew locales has been a Joke Atlanta offictals don 1 thn\k the lrosty condlltons wtll have a nega uve tmpact on the cny s chances of playmg host to another Super Bowl The game IS ms1de Most of the events are mstde The hotels are msule satd Adam Letsh spokesman for the Metro Atlanta Super Bowl XXXIV Host (:ommutee The weather ts not a factor from our perspective Tampa, the s1te of next year s game was much warmer at 53 tor ~r tent althou!lh that hardly IS balmy The About two hours alter the Tuans 2002 game wtll be '" San Otego news conlerence the Rams met w1th where 11 was 64 on Wednesday reporters m a large ballroom wtthm I don I want to bash Atlanta thetr suburhan hotel promptmg sev Rams recetver Torry Holt satd But eral players to show up m short I would hke to go somewhere where sleeved T shuts 1t s mce and warm All Pro tackle Orlando Pace As would hts Titans counterpan wmced when told of the Tt!ans Chns Sanders arrangements I WISh I had five Jackets on It s Do you feel sorry for them' No he satd I m JUSt happy so cold out here satd Sanders who wore a fltmsy Jacket to the news con we re m th1s cozy Situation The perceptton frmn all thiS can t fercnce It feels hke Alaska make the NFL happy Certamly 11 Welcome to the ldttarod Trail Blazers, Cavs, Spurs stand among NBA victors By The Associated Press ' ' < It was qutle an admtssiOn by Jerry Sloan We got beat by a better team Utah s coach sa1d Thursday mght after the Jazz were defeated by the Ponland Tratl Blazers 85 75 Maybe Sloan was sull off ktlter after bemg eJected late m the fourth quancr or maybe he was truly speak mg what he beheves After all Portland ousted Utah lrom the playoffs last year wtth a 4 2 ' tctory m the second round and thetr dommatwn m thts latest matchup was all cncompassmg The Jazz shot a season low 32 percent With Bryon Russell gmng JUSt I for 16 and sconng four pomts Karl M Ilonc had a season low 12 pomls and Utah s 75 pOints werl' the lcwcst the franchtse has scored 1g 11nst the Blazers m 110 games over the past 25 years Portland was hke a blanket on us ill nl•ht sa1d Sloan ejected With 2 26 rematnmg for argumg wuh the oll1c1Uis Portland s defense wasn t gomg to let us catch up They outre bounded us they went after the ball much better A layup ~y Malone pulled the Jazz to 69 65 wtth 9 23 to go but Bonzt Wells htl a short JUmper and Greg Anthony natled a three pomter to make It 74 65 Anthony s next three pomter !_Billed m after several bounces and sealed the game at 79 67 w1th 6 26 left Portland whtch has won four stratght mcludmg vtctones over the Spurs and Lakers finally got a strong performance from Jermame 0 Neal The 21 year old forward had played JUSt 55 mmutes hts last II games but had 14 pomts and eight rebounds m 23 mmutes Bnan Grant added 12 rebounds and defended Malone well Late m the game Grant wrestled a rebound away from Malone latd the ball tn and scowled funously at Malone s back The players tussled durmg the playoffs last season when Malone opened a gash above Grant s eye m Game 5 of thetr semtfinals senes Cavaliers 102 Magic 90 At CleNeland Lamond Murray scored 24 pomts Shawn K6(11p had 20 potnts and 14 rebounds and Cleveland had an unusually easy lime The Cavs playmg thetr second home game followmg a rough lnp to the West made 32 free throws to snap Orlando s three game wmnmg streak Spurs 92, Ttmberwolves 80 At San Anlomo T1m Duncan scored 20 pomts as the Spurs ended the Timberwolves stx game road wm streak San Antomo extended 1ts wm streak to three m the matchup of Mtdwest DtviSton contenders Mmnesota lost for only the fourth t1me m us last 20 games m the finale of a five game road In p Duncan who dtd not score m the fourth quarter led a balanced San Antomo attack that mdudcd 19 pomts from Davtd Robmson and I g from Avery Johnson Duncan added had 14 rebounqs and Robmson 12 and tbe patr combmed to block mne shpts Duncan had f1ve Hornets 117, Ptstons 102 ' At Charlotte Davtd Wesley took another step m hts recovery from the death of close fnend Bobby Phtlls wtth a 24 pomt effort Wesley hit etght of 13 field goal auempts and scored e•ght pomts m a 17 Z run that put the Hornets m con trol on the way to thetr fifth VICtory m stx games hire Belichick ANNOU~<CEr.1ENTS , By JIMMY GOLEN FOXBORO Mass (AP)- Bill Behch1ck was hired Thursday as coach of the PatriOts after New England gave the New York Jets a first round draft ptck to let the for mer defenstve coordmator out of' hts contract Behch1ck defenst ve coordtflll tor m New England before leavmg wnh Btll Parcells for the Jets became free to negotiate With the Patnots followmg a deal today m whtch the Jets acqutred New "ngland s No I draft p1ck lh1s ) ear a fourth rounder 1n 200 I and seventh rounder m 2002 The Jets gave the Patnots a No 5 m 2001 and a No 7 m 2002 Behch1ck was 37 45 as coach of the Cleveland Browns from 1991 95 But he restgned one day after he was appo1nred coach of the Bellchlck New York Jets on Jan 4 start mg a legal banle wnh the team over whether he could work else where Yesterday s news was anothe1 btzarre twtst m a story that has taken many smce Patnots owner Robert Kraft had a fallmg out With coach Btll Parcells dunng the teams run to the 1997 Super Bowl leadmg to Parcells departure and sendmg not one but tw<l teams mto flux Behchtck was New England s defens1ve coordmator when they won the AFC champ10nsh1p but he lor a deal that would make htm hett to the Jets head coachmg JOb when Parcells stepped down But when Parcells retJCed after thts sea son Behchtck dec1ded he dtdn t want the JOb after all He restgned m a btzarre news conference JUSt a day after bemg gtven the JOb When the Jets wouldn 1 let him out of hts con tract he filed a gnevance w1th NFL commtsstoner Paul Taghabue and when that d1dn t work a fed erallawsutt 005 110 110 StART DATING TONIGHT Have Fun Mttllng Eliglb e S n gles In Your Area Ca 1 For More lnlormollon I 800 ROMANCE Ex! 9735 \l(hy wall? Slert meeting O~lo singles tonight Call toll tree 1 8110-7e6-2623 _ .... 8178 3!) Announcement• ADOPTION Happ ly Ma" ad Coupt. Will Pro- vide Your NewbOrf'l With Love Arid A Seeure Future Pease Cal Teresa or Dave 1 IIOl).lltU.n Glen Pau k Will Not Be Rtspon sible For Any Bills Made By A.n YQne Other Than Mpelt Gltn Pa!Jk Now To 'rOO Thrift S!>oppoo 9 West Stinson Athens 740-592 1842 Qu a lily cloth no and household tems $1 oo bag sale every Thursday Monday ttlru S.lurday 9 ()().5 30 40 GIVI8Wiy 1 Pan Beag e/Part Ter er 1 Hall Husky/Half Tra nabla waleh dogs Good w/kids and Dog Houses (304)882 2892 2 Puppies 112 Lab. 6 Weeks Old To Good Home 741K46--6206 4 Year Old Mal• Wh 1a Husky To Good Fal!!l Home 740 256 1069 9 Wk Old 1/2 Chow Puppies (3\J")875-4431 Blue Heale( Beagle M x 8 Weeks Old 2 Females 74Cl-441-Q543 Free Puppies Par1 Lab P ease CaU 740-367.0502 Gdod WalCh Dog (304j675oe522 w/W~Ile Malt Black Cal Spots on Neck 9 ma old House Bro ken To good home (304)675 I07a Pupp es 1 2 Wolf 1/2 Callie 6 wks o d may de ver 740 949 7038 60 porlumly For C1100r With Eolablilhed Bualntll Avallab.. lmme dlaloly For Training Salary Booed No '100 Looking For An E.ConouooooBuolnou? $330 $800/WW. 18881100-t085 On Experience AppJy Tope Fur Lost and Found www ilmrmettllle rwt pc;ll IISSEIIBLY AT HOitiEII Cralto Toys Jewelry Wood sew ng li'Ping Groal Poyl CALL 1 8007i5.o380 Eat 1201 (24 Hrs) ATTN ll ""' ..... CNA Appllwnta $lnco ATTN Own A C._ltr? Put II To Workl US 71 IHr PT 1FT 88 .... 81-t224 your--home com""" -"'"'"'' Join our ramlly of proftsalona 1 to be the rnouroe 'for community Shirley~... 304-675-11129 Beaut clan aervtcea needed Ae quires West Virgltlla license Ap ply Point Pleasant Center Gen• lull- l\lont\ strvlce needl. - -.... -MntVIIloy Hoopllol10 t:Jofteleoro....l 212QVIlloy Drlvo PL P-nt, WV 25510 Or Fox to: (304)17HI71 sis Eldercare State Route 62N Route 1 Bok 326 Point Pitas ant WV 25550 EOE Colorado McDonald 1 Enjoy Llv tng And Working In The llocldeel Employee Housing $7 00 Per Hour A oo Hiring Shill And Ao 1iatant Manager& Ca I 1 303 567 2840 Danc:ers Wanted Top $$ 7.&0 992 6387 Wed Sal (304)675 5955 DATA ENTRY National Sillng Seeks A. Full/Part T me Medical Biller sa ary At $46K Per Year fiC Required No Experience Needed Will Tra n Cal 1 888 251 7475 DENTAL BILLING SJ..S $45 /Hr Dental Bill ng Software Company Needs People To Process Medi cal C alms From Home Training P ovkled Must Own Computer 1 Director ol Admlaslons and Mar ketlng Healthcare/Nurslng back ground ability to write marketing plant sa as calls relate to physl clana and discharge planners well Interested cand datea should submit their resume to Aoekapr nga Rehab Genter 38759 Rocksprings Rd Pomeroy OhiO 45769 Attn Usa Yehl Ad mlnlstrator 740 992 6608 Equal 0ppor1101ny Errc>iO\'Or DRIVE~S Found On Ve lowlown Road 1/251 00 Blue Healer M x Dog & Spllz Mix Dog Both Wearing Collars With No Tags Call Alter 6 PM 740 446--1959 Ml Unloading Pay Personal zed Dispatch Home Often Hoi day I vacation Pay 401K /Med /Pres I - - - - - - - - - - , - - I Don1al Asslgnod 99 T2000 a Found cat w th collar & tags Rider Program 98'% No Touch For est Run Ad Aac ne area Freight CALL SUMMIT TRANS 7417992 3012 PORTATION 801).878-0680 EOE a. 1 T1W Nu111ng and RehobllllaiiOn Cenlar hal poollona ava1or olf'l)k7rmont Muol bt wv o1a1o cor1ll1ed AVONI AI Areas! To Buy or Sel DRIVERS Cannon ExpreSS 99;% prlver No Touch FlelgM Start At 34e W /5 Yr • Exp 33e Ml 14 Yr 32C Ml /3 Yr .31C Ml 12 Yr 30C Ml /1 Yr 29C M I ~ Mos I Yr 2U Ml 16 Mos Or L - Tra nee Or'il Ma Exp Wh Pay Rafso ~ery b Moplha ,aso Bonuses Rider Program Paid Vacations Ins AvaU www can nonexpreas com Call For Oetal s 1 800-845-9390 AAIEOE. Poslllon Available ROOFING FOREMAN Must Be Talon11d Ab e To Make Decisions Want A Permanent Job Work Well W th Poop" And Po,..., Excepllonal Roofing Sklllt (3-Tab, Domons!Qn al S ngle Ply Rubber Tin) We Are An Eatabllahtd Company The Work to Local Pay to Good Bonuses Pad If You Are Loo~lng For A Good Stable Job Please Submit YOUR RESUME TO 1403 Easle n Ave Galllpollo OH 4!5631 Attn Foreman Position. P091T10N PROQRAII ASSISTANT AGRICULTURE • NATURAL ReSOURCES OSU EXTENSION Posit on Requlrea Teaching Con sumer And Home Horlleulture Topics Facilitating The Master Gardener Program And Assist ng W th Other Elctenalon Pro grams 30 Hours Per Week Qua lllcatlone Hlg~ School Dlplo rna Required With Preference Given To Candidates With An Agricu tural Baclcground And lOr Bache or's DegrH In Agr cuitu e Init atlve Pub c Speaking And Leade ship Ab !ltles Are Neces Silly 5alaiY R111Qe $8 92 $10 00 /Hr Commensurate With Experl ence /Crodenlllils The Ohio State University Is An EEO/AA Em p oyer For Application Or Pos lion Description Contact Ohio Slate Unlverslly Extension 111 Jackson Pike Suite 1572 Galli pol~ OH 45631 Phone 740 44& recotnmtndl thai ~ou do bull nen w th people you know and NOT 10 Und money lhrougl'l the mail until you have 1nveadgattd the otllring AT&T 1 Cont PHONE CARD II(). UTEI MoM $150 000 + /Yr ALL CASH I Frtl Into Thlo II No A Leam how you could make man e"; on other peoples Junk • Send 111 check or money order to FORECLOSED HOMES Low Or 0 MEDICAL BILLER $15 $45 /Hr Medical Bl Hng SOI1wero Co-ny Needs People To Prooesa Medl cal Cia ms From Home Train ng Prov ded Must Own Computer 1 800-434 5518 Ext 667 MEDICAL BILLING Unllmllod In come Potent al No Experience Necessary Free Information & CD ROM Investment $4 995 $8 995 F nanclng Avallab e Ia land Automated Medical Serv c ea Inc 800 3~2 1139 Eltt 050 VodlnKY N CT Need A Loan? Try Debt Consoli detlon $5 ooo $200 ooo Bad o K Fee 1 8(J().no-o092 215 NEW AUTOMATED Home 9u&l ness Oulc~ly Earn A Full Time Income With Spare Time Effort Internet Aequ red No Sal ng Un llmlled Income Call 800 433 8869 For Automated Persenta lk>n PEPSI /COKE /FRITO LAY SN~CK AND SODA VEND NG ROUTE BE YOUR OWN BOSS $SSALL CASH BUSINESS$$$ lNCRESE VOUR INCOME NOWI SMALL INVESTMENT /EXCEL LENT PROFITS I 600 731 7233 EXT: 403 220 $$ Auto Loans Personal Loans Debt Consolidation Mortgages -.nctng Credtr Problema And OK Consumera Financial 1 aoo- 247 5125 El\1 1134 Void OH KS Guaranteed For Appl cation Cash For Rema n ng Payments And Exam tnldrmatlon caa 8 A M 9 ,PM M F 1.888 698 5627 El\1 24-1007 On Property Soldl Mortgag11l $4~ for 2 WILDLIFE J086 To $21 80 IHR INC BENEFITS GAME WAR DENS SEcURITY MAIN TENANCE PARK RANGERS NO EXP NEEQED FOR APP AND EXAM INFO CALL I 600 813 3585 EX! f42tl 8 AM 9 PM 7 DAYS Ids Inc Wo k From Holne $599 $6 000 Pan Time JFul Time Contact Kel Annu Ileal SetUemenlsl lmme d1a1e Quoteolll 'Nobody Besls Our Prices Guaranteed Approval! Bad Cred 1 No Credit OK I 800 521 9170 24 Hr Recording $FREE CONSOUDATE BILLS From S3 000 Sl50 0001 (9% Avemge RaM) LOANSOAC qa,& q5,450* q4,350* • 3800 V-6 Power • Power Wlndowe & Locks • 3800 V-6 Power • Power Wlndowl & Locks • Till & CruiH • Till& • Power Windows & Locks • Tilt & CruiH • Fully Loaded! Pearson Auction Coll1f)any time euct oneet complelt altpt on service Licensed t<jB,Ohlo & W~SI Vlrg nla 304 7"1;1-5765 Or~ 773'5447 ;;f. de meyers Auction Service Gollpalls Qijo 740-37g.2120 99 (fM Wanbid to Buy A~sotuta Top Collar AI U S Sll v•r And Gold Coins Prootseta mamonds AnHqua Jawe ry Gold Athga Pre 1930 us currency WRITE A MESSAGE TO YOUR SPECIAL VALENTINE S!'rllng Eto Aoqulllllona Jewelry M TS Com Shop 15 1 Second Avenue Ga lipOIII 74()..446 2842 Remember that apeeaal •omeone thb Valentine's Day With a message in EMPLOYMENl The Daily Sentinel SERVICES 1999 Oldsmobile Alero Sedan • Sweethearts • Moms & Dadg • Grandparents • Tea~hen • Babysitten • Friends 1999 Chevy Cavalier Sedan qa,.B5D* qa, Anyone who ..(.ould appreciate a thooptful word from you 1 All Valentine Hearte will be pubU.hed In the February 14th lseue at a coet of only 87 001 MUST BE PREPAID! • AMIFM CD System • Power Windows • Till ~ CruiH • &Locks qo,B5D* Power Wlndowt & Locka • Aulomtltlc • Tilt &CruiH • Air CondHionlng • Alumklum Wheels • Tilt & Crulae HO Help Wlnted U 000 WEEKLY! Mailing 400 Brochures! Satisfaction Guar a,jieedl Postage & $upp!lt& Pro viGedl Rush Self Addressed Slemllad Envelope! GlCO DEPT 5 • Box 143& ANTIOCH TN 3-a>11 1438 Slart IIVIIOdlataly /Year JPolentla I Doctor~ Need People! Process Medica Claim& From Home We Train $.(5 ooo Mtl ST Own Compuler 686 332 5CII5 ExU700 illaly OUR WEBSITE. AT: www.tompeden.com Sioo WEEKLY BE YOUR OWN BflSSI PROCESSING GOVERN MIONT REFUNDS NO EXPERI E!iCE NECESSARY! (24 Hr R•cordad Message) 1 800 854 648P Exl 5046 $100 • roar •-.e('1vovntl.ot ' ~'!!"~ ... @I,,....... ' T1wn TID' Yilt f .. .,._.. Prien" "' OkJ••KJLM& POTENTIAL Necllury CALL TOLL FREE t-too-968 3599 EX1 lltOI $34 00 Rflundable r.. ' Pontile, Buick, Olds, West VIrginia's 11 Chevy, And Cuslom Van Dealt[ C'.nt~J WEEKLY C6mplttt Simple Government Fqrma At Home No Experience Monday• Saturday 9 am • 8 .,m 1 pm-7 ~ ;;',!7"'"~:;. Earn An Exllll S4&l $5 000 Pllfl C4111.aati-M5-8087 Or Vllft wwwynoMt)l'kalhon com Goaci.Jft't~My 1111 ~ Jnely 3Dit Not NIIIORIIIIIIOt ~llpllbl """' TOLL FREE 1-800-822 0417 • 372 -2844 • www.tornpeden.com AlE YOU CONNECTED? Inter nil( usora Wanledt $360 $800 I ~!:.,18 4114~ WWWII"- ;n Insurance Billing Assla te.nce Immediately II You Haw A fiC You Can Earn $25 000 To $50 000 Annua ly Ca 1 800 29H8830epl I 109 Eslabllahed ~ock & Rot Oldies Sand w/ex sting bookings want lng lo odd Keyboard Player & Vocalist Serious lnqulr~es Only (304)675-4249or(74b]6987172 1 600 21 ..0452 Reg 090 ll§-12748 150 EARN A LEGAL COLLEGE DE GREE QUICKLY Bache lors Mastera Doctorate By Corre apondence Booed Upon Prlor E<t ucallon And Short Study Courlt Homemaker live In Wanted Fot Disabled Practicing Attorney In Columbus Some Care Out es Room Board Plus Salary 814 For FREE lntormaUon Booklet 267 5354 180 Local Bua nelS seeks Route Sales Person Excellent Bene fits Sales Experience P efarred but not necessary Send Ae sume c/o ML10 Paint Pleaaanl Regl.ter 200 Main St Pleasant Yfi 25550 Pt Loca Truck Driver Needed Sta t lng Pay $9 00 Hour Insurance Plan Un forma Muat Have Tank er Encbrsamenta 740 24~!5!514 Manager Aelail Jewelry Store Retail Sale• And Computer Ex parlance Necesaar~ Beneflla Available Apply AcquiOillona Fine Jewe ry 151 Second Ave nljt GaHipolls MEDICAL BILLING Earn Excel ent Income Full Training Com puler Required Call Me<M Works Toll Fret 600 540 6333 EXI 2301 MEDICAL BILLING Earn Excel ~tnt $ S S r Process ng Claims From Home Full Training Provld ed Computer Required Call Phone CAMBRIDGE STATE UNIVERSITY I II()C).98+6316 I • mil jull call Jlms Orywal a Conatr~,tctlon New Construction & Remodel/ Drywall d ng Roots Addl s lions P.a nllng etc !304)874 4823or (304)674 0155 Plano ltsoons In my home bagln ner1 and adults also teach chording and lranapoilng U In teresled calt740-992 5463 Rooting Rool Repolrl and s~ ng Reasonable Rates Pree Eatl 10 PM In Your Home t40 -448 SILLS Low Credll And Bonhruptcy Acceplad Need 7 Ltd ea lb ~n A110n 740 Buelne11' Appointment To Come To Nash vlllo And Audition For Major R•cord Productra And Conctrt Pl1)lr10lnol.ln- wwwwctn.oc • 79 Oakwood two bedroom two baths laundry area new vinyl flooring total e1ec1rle whh a r lac tory storms appliances and blinds sray $7000 74Q-992 7880 Much Mort Bt.l Package On Market Mull Be 18 & Have Checking Account I 800 737 0073 TVI Erase Bad Cradit Legal y Froo lnlo 1188-65&-2560 w /Service Reduce Payments To 55% IICASH IN CENT VE OFFER Call I 800 328-8510 Ext 29 NEED AN EARLY PAYDAY?? No Olflce Vis t Necessary Up To $500 Instantly Toll Free 1 877 EARLYPAV Llclcc70038 230 Profe11lonal Services TUftNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY 1881? No r.. Unlool Wo Wlnl I 166-582-3345 nEAL ESTATE 310 Hom4!1 for Sale ' 1149 min away from Elem school .... pllrtla(Rt 33]31)4.8(12 371!3 Estate Wanted Need !5 Secluded Acres w th Homeshe Quiet Road Gal a County Deeded & Sul'\feyed Un do<$12000 740-448-2317 Wo Poy I<A&II FotLANDI Even If tts Usled 20 500Acres CIA Aytin capped EOH (3041875-6679 Two bedroom downstairs $270 month plus ut ltlta and S100 de posit Third Street Rae ne Oh 740.247-.l292 Hous10g Opportunity ME RC HANDISE 510 no pro~em 174Q)288 7248 1 Houses for Rent 3 Bedrooms Foreclosed Hornet From $199/Mo 4% Down For Listings & Pa~ment Details Household Goods Appliances Reconditioned Waahers Dryers Ranges Relrl orators 90 Day Gua anteel F1ench CIIV Maylag 740 446 n95 For Sa e Reconditioned wash ers dryers and elrlge ators Thompsons Appliance 3407 800 318 3323 E111 1709 Jackson Avenue (3041675 7388 2 bedroom house in Pomeroy $350 monlh plus depoalt will sel on contract with good references no pets 740-698-7244 GOOD 2 Bedroom Houu $325 mo plus rei & deposll No pelS (304)875 2749 2BR House 2219 Lincoln Ave nue Pt PI $275 month $275 Depos~ No Pets (304)882 2099 USED APPLIANCES n cast used tra Iars you II ever see $10 000 OBO call 740 992 5666 ooub ewlde Repo Never lved In A c No Oea era Allowed 1 888 Home for trw Holidays on a Nice Lot A I Ulllllto I 1304) 736 7295 JANUARY SPECIAL ALL HOMES ON SALE $499 DOWN ON SINGLEWIDES $999 ON DOUBLEWIDES I 801).848 5678 New 2000 Doublowldo 3BRI2BA $2911 per monlh Free Air & Dallv 81Y I 888 t:'8 34211 NEW BANK REPOS ONLY TWO LEFT NEVER LIVED IN CALL I BOo-948-5676 NO ""YMENTTlLL MAV 2000 ANY HOME PURCHASED IN THE MONTH OF JANUARY WE WILL MAKE FIRST 3 PA¥ MENTS. 1-etJ0.948.5678 Repo 14xl0 Extra Nice Norris Payo11 $30 ooo Banh sacrlllco $25 ooo te 000 Below Book Cal 1 801H191 87n Factory Renovated 3 Bedrooma $498 & ~sumo Oakwood Gal 1 polio 7-3093 Spt<:fol Now I biO low Down Payment and $269 per month Fr" Air Call for qulce E Z appro vet 1 888 11'.18-3428 NHr Thurmt!\ BeauUiul ~oiling Meadow• With Lola Of Road FroniiVO Prlcea Sllrt At •12 500 Land 'Contracts Avalleble Free Mopo ANTHONY LAND CO LTD I 80o-21H355 N..cer JUSt ar ved Da' Sr Taz Car Da e Jr Mom & Pop Car Tony Stewart Home Depot All s zes Lim ted Quanttes New pieces a riv ng week y Last Up sl I ava abe La ge se ect1on of naw and o d p eces Call 1 800 837 8217 o 740 742 2511 ask for Dave AuUand OhiO Prem um F ewood Oak & Ash $50 Load Fu Size Pick Up Oe I ve ad 740 992 4568 Prlmestar OlrecTV Free sate Ita system Call to de New And Used Furn lure Store Below Hollda~ Inn l<anauga Good Used Beds Dressers Couches Olnettes Etc B g Sav lngs On New Furnilure 740-446 RESIDENTIAL HOME OWNERS Coo lng I 600 672 5967 Rons Gun Shop 740-742 8412 4 Bedrooms 2 Bath Two Stor~ Located A1 463 Addison Pike S550fMo Deposit And Aalerenc es Required Wlsema.n Real Es tale Inc 74o-446-3644 R&D s Used Furniture Great Sa ecllon Priced To Se I Come And Browse Corner Of Route 7 & Addison fllke We Buy Fu nl lure 740.367 -o280 Set Of Headl ght Cove s For A 1997 1999 Chevy Cava ler $25 00 On y Used A Coupe Of T1mes 304 773-5841 For Rent Sale or Trade 5BR 2BA Bas de Community 8ulld Whirlpool Washer Heavy Duty $95 G E Washer Heavy Duty $95 Kenmore Dryer Heavy Duty $95 Wh r pool Dryer Nice $95 Maytag Gas Dryer $75 E ectrlc lng In Hal1f01d (304]675 2484 House Ahd Tra er 2 Bedrooms Each Refrences and Deposit Re qulred Water And Trash Paid 740 3881100 Pilot Program Renters Needed Ran~ Antiques Water ne Spec al 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise Cas~ $$BAD CRED IT? Gel Falter Bpm anytime weekends Loans To $5 000 Debt Consoli dl!lt on To $200 000 Cred t Ca ds Mortgages Refinancing And Auto Loans Availab e Meridian Unfurnished total e ectr c 2 bed room t2x64 on nice lot In Ma son Deposit rectu red Phone Between Athens and Pomeroy 2 & 3 bedroom mobile homes $261).$300 740-992 2157 3/ 4 200 PSI $37 00 Per 100 AI Brass CorT) pression F !lings In Stack loaoe reqolred 614 501 8339 M Mobile Homes for Rent Two (2) ceme ery plots and two (2} vau Is In Me gs Memory Ga dens Va ued at $3850 w se 1for $2750 Pease cal 740 742 .2979 a 740 989 0058 S21 95 Per 100 1 200 PSI Three bedroom remodeled Chester references full deposit 420 ca 30 $75 Side By Side Ra lr garatar $1M Cold Spot Ref lg erator $150 Skaggs Appliances 16 VIne Street Galllpo Is Oh a +UIIIilles/Reference Aequirec Credll Corp I 800 471 5119 El\1 1160 Attention Prlmestar Customers Want A Better Deal? Free Equip ment Free Installation Free 6 Months Programm ng Call Tom 740-388.0110 Orl BOo-292.064? RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jadtson Oh o 1 800 537 9528 Blaze K ng Woadburne W th B ower Exce lent Cand on $425 OBO 740 446 6962 WANT A COMPUTER•??? BUT NO CASH ?? MMX TECHNOLO GV We F na nco o Down! Past Credit P ablems OKII Even It Tu ned Down Seto e I Aeestab Ish Your c ed 11 1 eoo 659 0359 550 Butldtng Suppltes 4 Piece Bedroom Su te 5 Pace Bectroom Su te 5 Piece Sectional Couch 740-448 9954 WANT A COMPUTER?? BUT 2 Bedrooms Private Quiet Close To 35 Near Centerv lie Thurman No Inside Pets Appllcalon & De posll $300/Mo 740 682 9032 2 or 3 bedroom mobile home for Nan Qualifying Assu.mable $4 000 Down & Toke Over P~v menl& 740-446-3218 9416 4782 (304)882 32117 1988 Redman Danville 14x70 A so Has Expando Var~J Nice Huge nventory D scount P ices On v ny Sk r1 ng Doors Wind ows Anc hors Wale Hea e s Plumb ng & E act cat Pans Fur nace5 & Heat Pumps Bennetts Mobile Home Supply 740 446 Tappan H Ell c ency goo, Gal Fwnaces 0 Fu naces 12 Seer Heat Pump & A Cond toning Sys ems Free 6 Year Parts & La bo Warranty Bennetts Heating & (304)875 8436 May Leave Mes oege 14lt70 2 3 bedrooms bath and MOBILE HOME OWNERS 1-888-618.0128 12x86 2 Bedrooms I 112 Baths hall new Bamer carpel one of lilt Repa ed New & Ae~ It In Slack Ca I Ron Evans 1 800-537 9!528 ta Is 800 263 2640 Shed $500 Depos 1 $500 month Stay $9 9911 740 245 9373 JET Washers dr~era refrigerators ranges Skaggs Appliances 76 V ne Street Call 740 446 7398 5678 A 1 New Carpet Some Appliances 6306 I BOO 291 0098 VIllage Green Apa tments 2 bedrooms total electric appllanc 11 fu nlshed laund y roam lacill ties and clOse to schoo appt ca tiona ava able al off ce 740 992 3711 TOO 1 888 233 6694 Ectual www myotrytynw com 410 JANITROL HEATING AND COOLING EQUIPMENT INSTALLED Jl You Don t Call Us WI Botll Lease Plus Security Oepos t Re Anthony Land Coll'!lOny LTD RENTAL S Grubb a Pian o unlng & repalr1i Problems? Need Tuned? Cali the plano Dr 740w44&4525 paled Adu I Poo & Saby Pool 80012t3-1381 WV Land wanted sullable for hunting No uli lies no access Good Used Appl ances And Fur •Mu e Cal 740 446 4039 Or 740446 1004 Anytime Pallo Start $3501Mo No PelS Twin Towers now accepting ap pi catlona for 1 BR HUD subsld !zed apt for a der y and hand Raal message Floors CA I 112 B'alh Fullv Ca 530 I TO 10 ACIIII Between GaJIIpollo & Jackoon pump/control air w/lonced yon! 2 Tara Townhouse Apartments Very Spacious 2 Bedrooms 2 39 9 Acres On Raccoon Road 3 360 wanted RCA Direct TV older mode w th access card top dol ar WoUle 740 949 3315 leave AERATION MOTORS qulred 74Q-44e-3481 Rente Lots $60 ooo (Neg9t1 740-44e-894S Mer 5 PM For salt P me Star System atso ca 1740-448-1599 3 Bedrooms I( tchen Family Room t Bath SunRoom large Feneed BackYard w/Large Uti ty 330 flmlt for Slle Brick home In the New Haven area ll'iple pane windows htat Furn~htd borhood (304)675-5224 a~e) MlscellaneouB MerchendiM Loset F ee Eslima tes! 740 446 5 Bedrooms 2 Baths over 2 000 sq ft tor ltil than $450 mo FREE Del II91Y & Sal I 800 948 Lond Homo Package• AU Arooo All Crodl1 Rllkl 740-44e 3883. B l..rs SOfiWIIft Company NHttl People To Process Claims F om Home Training Provide Mull 3/4 of an Acre on MeadowhHI Dr ve an up and growing neigh- oooe 304-736-7295 9289898 Application Spring Valley Green One Bed room Apartments Appi ances U8 740-446 7398 I 988 818 0128 25X80 $1 000 Down Dellvero w/ Most Eallbllohed Medical /Den111 II bOUI&vllle W< 1 (304) 738 7295 or I (304) 738 2385 CREDIT CARDS! GUARANTEED APPROVAL! No Credll Chtch No 5acurl1y Deposit $1 000 Llmft $15 $45 Per HoUri Country 1 Own Computer I 600 2 El\1 423 Wide Homes Super Low Pay mental Oak Wood Homes Bar 4000 Opportunity SlNGERil GOSPEL CLIAN COUNTRY and EASY LliTEN lNGI Call I 100 419 81&4 For $2 000 00 oil Seloctod Sing o Country Living 3 Or 4 Bedrooms Pay C oalng CoSis & Move In 741).446.3093 CREDIT CARD UP TO $3 000 UnHCIJed VISA IMC Bad Credit Or No Crodll 1-600 256 8818 E>t FINAN CIAL 210 Mobile Homes for Slle $13000 740 388 8335 Mom • Wanlod Mom 1 Stay AI 91115 320 1-en-104 7273 8508 Home With Your Fam ly Call Now For Free CantHI 1 877 4<49 (304)273-9485 24 Hour Approval C811 Toll Free S NO DOWNl HOMES NO CREfl. IT NEEDED I GOV T FORE CLOSURES! GUARA~TEED AP PROVALI I 100 360 4520 EXT Modi Pros Toll free I 888 313 6049 Ex! 3125 Nice Home P enty of Room 3 Bedroom B lck Reduced Price 1981 Ventura 14k70 Deck 10x8 Want TQ Taka Care Of Senior 2025 ACie Appflances Stay (304!862 3516 New Fu naco 304-875-8319 Rates No Upfront Feea Sad mal .. Fully Insured (740) 245 9341 LMw Mossagot CIUzens Monday Sun~af8 A.M N ce Country Setting 2 Miles f am town 3 Bedroom 2 Bath 2 Car Garage HeatPump on 1 $211 000 llrm 740 992 0602 M F FREE DEBT CONSOLIDATION Care lor one In country $840 monl~ Mobile Hon11t Non Smolllr (304 )882 3880 Park Aohlng $79 000 Call 140 448-8260 Or74o-441 t559 after 4pm CREDIT REPAIR! AS SEEN ON Georges Portable Sawmill don t r I Want84To Do haul your logo 10 lilt 304 675 1957 ' J Schools lnltrl[ftlon N ce 3 Or 4 Bedroom Rench W th Full Basement Heat Pump On 1 78 Acres In Country On State Route 775 Past 0 0 Mcintyre bath like new SlUing on 2 1/.& acrea ready lo move Into CaiiToi-Free I-18MIHI55 CONSOLIDATE Land Will Set Togtlher $28 000 land Contract Avaltable 5 Acres 01 Wooded Hills $9 500 Olf SR 124 Less Than 20 Minutes Wes1 01 Galllpo s ANTHONY LAND CO LTD I 600 213-8385 For FREE Maps 1976 l4x70 mot>llo homo 2 br 2 For Fast Aeaul18 Ca1Todlyl7~7 ~edlc81 F1om Wlndlslls 847 A SECOND AVE •350 NEW YORK NEW YORK 10017 Tral(llng EMERG ING COMPANY NEEDS CASH NOW$ Wealthy Families Unloading Mil lions Of Dollar&, To Help M nimlze Their Taxes Write Immediate y Bu1lness Golllpatlo ~ Collega (Carotrl Ctoto To Homo) Don e Turner Really Dolt e S Modern 1 Bedroom Apartmen1 7 oi0-44lH)3110 9191 lots ol windows vory bright Also a Turner Broker al740-992 2886 tun111H One bedroom turn shed apart ment In Middleport 740 992 Two large 101 Cute aa can be Re duced lo $33 000 Please call Grac•ou• IMng 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at v llage Manor and R vera de Apartments In Middle pori From 1249 $373 Ca I 74G992 506.& Equal Hous ng Oppor MEIGS COUNTY 10 Acr• Ti acts Of Meadow Creak And Wooded HU 1 Sur rounded By Woods And Farm on $149 000 M ddlapor1 .corner of H gh Street & Powti Street 2 bedroom horne w th d ning rool')'l lYing room and kitchen Newer carpet and kitchen cab nets makes the k tchen with lor Rent Now Taking Appllcat ona 3!5 Weat 2 Bedroom Townhouse Apartment• Includes Wale Sewage Trash 1315/Mo 740 House For Sate 4 Bedroom/3 Bath 2 Garagaa 3 112 mllea out SandHill Road 13041675-5403 540 Apartment• 440 Townohlp Galla County Flat Seonlc Clooe To Gal !pol a Somt Roatrlctlono 74Q-245-5n8 23 ACRES Silt 1100 SR 7 South O!Gelllpols No Raolrlcllonal NEEDS TLC $2 300 Down On Land Contracl gerage and two Slorage buildings Plaasa call 740-992 2292. $t2 000 VISA /MASTERCARD! www natiOnaiCOntractboyers com ' 140 Home for sale iov.fy ten acr1a In a country sett ng four bedrooms two and half baths formal I ving room and lam ly room two fire places two apartments tour car •• LOOK money com pastt:"de rowan 1999 Chevy Lumina Sedan Bo ng Sold Nowl Financing Avail able Call Now! I 800 355 0024 Eat. 8040 Buye10 800 490 0731 Exl 101 y I 888 882 2138 www 2more 1999 Oldsmobile Eighty-Eight Sedan National Contract Home• for Sale Down! Govn t And Bank Repo s Money to L.oan SSS NEED CASH?? WE Pay URGENTLY NEEDED lor plasma l......ll!lop~po-nu'!'n'!'llyioba'!'"'s•IB•iltJij 310 POSTAL Jol!ii Up To $17 21 /Hr donors earned $35 to 2 .&.& Acrea Homealtt Gretn llmllod Income 1 888 474 4703 www resourcea-r-unl&mlted com Spring V&ley Plaza, Cal 74().446. 0101 Htrt this newspaper llllublletto 1110 FtdOral FM Houolng Ad. of 11161 which m - MHitglll lo advertise any peiiHence llmllallon or dlocrlmtr-. bUod 011 roct color rollg!Qn sexlamUial o1a1ua or notional origin or any lnttn11oo to rmuce any such pretereuca limitation or tllscrlmlnat&on are avaiiableon an &qua Hiring No Experlenel' Paid Tra nlng Great Benefits Call 7 POSTAL JOBS To $16 35 IHR INC BENEI;ITB NO EXPERI ENCE FOrt APP AND EXAM INFO ~I 61H) 81S 3585 EXT 14210, 6 AM 9 PM 7 DAYS Ills Inc. 350 Loti International Company Sllklng LEUCKEL PO Box 5176 Bolh Iaham PA 18015 a. Acraage AI real estate adYettltlnQ In GOOD NIGHT TRADITIONAL IlLII a Good Mf)rnlng To The New V{ovo Lot Uo Help Bu ld Your BUsiness You Co lact The Comml11lon Cal Now I 21 8-420< 16350rl-688-6712058 Postal Jobs $48 323 00 Yr Now Days- 3660 Ex1 J-365 Fl On Nolghbolhood Road Gollipollo 740-446-1142 x4(1 Th 1 newapapw wiN not knowingly accept advertisements for real eetata wt>lch !sin violation ollhe law OUr readers are her'ebV Informed 1hal 111 -lings advertised n1hSMWSPIIper Dynamic individuals For E Com merce Salls Flexible HOUf'l I Un Bullneae lnd Buildings 8uUding Space For Rent $125/ 11o pius [lepooll Approx 20 Fl lNOTlC£1 OHIO VALLEY PUBtiSHlNG CO. Start Your Buslnes.s Today Prime Shopping Center Space Ava able At Affordable Rate 7007 or 3 haulS woohly Call sara Tee 740 592-6651 1999 Pontiac Montana 4 Door Extended a.to ButiMII Opportunity vestment Exct lent Income!! Finance Available 1 sao 380 2615 (24 Hrl.) -VIlloy Hoopla! Work- From Home Earn An Extr• $500 $1 500 PT Or $2 000 $4 000 FT Per Mont~ Call 188 382-11228 210 Job $5 000 Req I 80Q-997 9881 Ext 1155 (24 Hrl) AVAILABLE VENDING ROUTE 1!5 30 L.acatlona $4K S9K In Motl'llera And Othert $500 SIGN ON BONUS IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Over The Road Start AI 29 CPM /All Gallipolis VIcinity GaH~ nlturo 151 Socond Avenue II()C).223-1149 Eat 460 Lab/St Bernard Mix Puppy !5 rno o d B ack w/Wfllte Feel HelpWimed Off Cl Manager Fult Time Wtlh Btntflta Allponsibtt For Ac countt Pa~ablt Accounta At celvablt Payroll And Gtntral Tilt Prtparalion Excellent Op Peraonala HERPES EVERCLR STOPS HERPES OUTBREAKS! 96% Suceeaa Rete Toll FrH 1 877 EVERCLIHnlo wwwiiYimltcom I HelpW1nted rent no pets 740-992 5158 a Badroom Tra er For ,Rant No Pttl In Rio Granda 740 379 2720 After 6 PM 440 Apartments lor Rant 1 and 2 bedroom apartments fur nlshed and unfurnished security deposit requ red no pets 740 992 2218 1 Bedroom Near Arbor's Nuralng Home Economical Util Uas Ouiet Location $279/Mo + Utlltlts No Pets 74Q.446.2957 2 Bedroom Apartment Upstairs Stove & Refrigerator Furnished 34 112 Smithers A\18nue Gallpo 111 $2501Mo $150 Deposit 740 44e-9061 2 Bedroom Apartment New Ha ven A ea Leave Message NO CASH?? MMX Technology WII Finance With 0 Down Past Cred t Problems No Prob em C'all Toll Freo I 877 293-4082 Are You A Meta Bu id ng Erector /Contracto ? We Have Facto y I Direct Build ngs W 1h NO Deater ship Fee o Volume Commitment ALL SIZES /ALL LOADS EL DORADO BUILDING SYSTEMS 1 eoo 279 4300 Comple1e DISH Network sateli te system brand new $99 740 992 tl82 or 304 773 5305 alta epm PAO MICRON eMachinesl Desk tops Laptops Merchant Ac counts Webs tea Almost Every one Approved!! No Money Downll Low Monthly Payments FREE Special CHeri CALL NOW 1 898-47g.2345 (Toll Free) Computer tor sale $2000 Wind ows 98 (Pentium 3 Procestor) OVD dnve 17 monitor 1 touch lun~tlon keyboard 1 1/4 tloppy drive serge protector clrcu 1 plug in booster spealcerslalde speak a s color prlnler ~Canon BJC (304)?73-5577 2 Bedrooms Gallipolis $325/Mo Computer Power Mac Performs ences No Pits 740-448-1066 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT 8UDGET PRICES AT JACK ION IITATES 52 Westwood Drlv. from $269 lo $370 Walk to shop & movies Call 740 446 2568 Equal HOUIIng Oppol1unlly Christy 1 Family Llv ng apart m11nla home & 1raller rentals 740 992 4514 apartments avail able lumllhld & unlun\lohed FARM SUPPLI ES & LIVESTOCK COMPUTER BLOWOUTII COM 2000) call740 992.S085 Damage Oepostt Required Refer Ten 28 Roof T usses $30 Each N ne 40 Roof T usses $60 Each Seven 24 Roo! TrusMs $20 Each E even 34 Root Trusses $50 Each 740 992 6496 OS 7 5 Sy01em 8MB RAM 100MHz Color Monitor Mouse KeybOard Hewlett Packa d Inkjet Desk Writer Color Printer 660C External Modom 57K Y2K OK Tons 01 Saftwear Internet Ready ($895 Bargeln) 740-446.S039 COMPUTERS Low Or $0 Down Low Month y Pavmenta V21< Compliant Almoat Everyone Ap 610 Farm Equtpment Oo/o Finane ng Now Ava lba e On John Deore Balers And MoWe Cond tone s Carm chael & Farm & Lawn 1 800 594 1111 Or 740 446 2412 Gall polis Ohio Don 1 Miss Ou John Deere Day February12 100AM Madel J020 Ditch Witch Trench e $1 BOO 74o-448-6044 630 Livestock B ad< & WMe M nl Geld ng Pony $400 Yearling Be gin Gelding Dark Sor e Wh te Mane & Full B aza Good Look ng Cot $800¥ 1999 Mo lz 6 Fl Horse /Stock Comb 7Ft Tal 7 Fl Wde 7000 Pd Aide 8 Lug Spoke Wheel• Relocated o v1de Gate To Hall B g Ho ses $5 800 740 387 7060 praYed 1 BOo-617 3478 Ext 330 Butcher Hog 740-256-6510 Fllti'OO\I $140 Dump True!< Load 740-379 2758 640 Evorythlng Peld 74Q-445 2515 Firewood for sale $35 a load 23001 ol Tobacco For Lease plsattr leasa Phone {304)875 Futnlohed 2 ~oomo & Both Show tr Down•tairl Cl..n No Pets Firewood FOr Sale UO A Load Etflc tnc~ Apartment $400/Mo 74Q-9V23230 Otpotlt A Atlerencee Required Hoop Accepted $90 Cord 1989 740-44e-1518 Ca11aller $400 OBO 740 2!56 N 4th Ave Mldd tport 2 room ettlclency util tlea paid no pets diP & rol. 140-9112.0185 6663 Firewood Far Sale $CO A F-ece Cord Cal1740o388-- Hay & Grain 2443 Ear co n $3 00 bushel call 740 247 3042 Straw B ght W e TMI Straw Yaar Round De very & Vo ume 0 a count Ava labia Heritage Farm (3041675 5724 �I , Page B 2 • The Dllily Sentinel Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio ' Pomeroy, Midd•rt, Ohio Fndly,J•nu•ry 21,2000 The Dally Sentinel • Page B 3 Redwomen notch 95-77 road win over Urbana Patriots By ANDREW CARTER OVP Sporta Editor URBANA - Stx players scored 10 double figures as Rto Grande unloaded the frustratiOn of a dtsappomtmg loss to Shawnee State on AMC nval Urbana Thursday The Redwomen thumped the Lady Kmghts 95 77 at the Gnmes Center m Urbana Karley Mohler and Mmdy Pope each recorded a double double to ~the Redwomen Mohler had 16 pomts and II rebounds and Pope added 12 pomts and I 0 boards for R10 Grande Mohler hn 6 of II field goal auempts whtle Pope connected on 6of 10 shots from the field RENEE TURLEY M•su Halley had 16 pomts seven asstsls and four rebounds She was 6 of I 0 from the field Renee Turley chtpped m II pomts hmmg 7 of 8 foul shots and 2 of 6 field goal attempts Turley snared etght rebounds and had stx steals and four asststs Meghan Kolcun added I0 pomts three rebounds and two asststs Kolcun htt 4-of II shots from the field mcludmg 2 of 5 from three potnt range Cmdy Hopper came off the bench to chtp '" I 0 pomts and four rebounds Hopper connected on 3 of 5 three potnters and 4 of 7 free throws Urbana s Joslyn Pfau led all scor ers wuh 17 po1nts She hu 5 of 10 field goal attempts and was 7 for 12 at the foul lme Pfau also notched a double double hauhng m a game htgh 12 rebounds Her stat hne tncluded four asststs and one steal Rachel Brugger scored 16 pomts and grabbed seven rebounds Brugger fimshed the mght hlllmg 5 of IS field goal attempts and 6-of 9 free throws She had a team h1gh five steals Molly Mahaffey added 13 pomts four steals three asSists and two rebounds Mahaffey hu 3 of 8 shots from the field mcludmg two three pomt field goals and was 5 for 6 at the foul hne The Red women (16 7 AMC I0 2) outrebounded Urbana 55 35 Rio Grande enjoyed a 21 IS advantage on the offenstve glass The Redwomest had 17 steals and forced 25 Urbana turnovers Urbana (II 10 AMC 4 7) record ed 20 steals and forced 28 turnovers by the Redwomen R10 Grande connected on 33 of 70 field goal attempts compared to JUSt 24 of 64 for Urbana The Redwomen held Urbana to only 30 6 percent (II of 36) shootmg m the second half Rio Grande contmues tls three game road trip Saturday Wtth a tnp to Samt Vtncenl m Latrobe Pa Cold greets Super Bowl contenders in peach country By BARRY WILNER ttonmg them at the end of the prac ATLANTA (AP) - All that was uce field Between dnlls most play nuss ng were the sleds the dogs and ers huddled around the blowers like the snow The whtte stuff mtght be moths drawn to hght l:U nmg lon ght The Tttans w1sb they had the same Super Bowl Week m Atlanta has opportunny at the mornmg media leaturcd sh1venng players com sesSion Held m a tent outstde thetr pi Hmn• coaches tcy wtnds and heat luxury hotel - the Titans already hi >wcrs on the practtce field If the had occupted the mdoor banquet weather lo1ccasters are nght a snow factlttles makmg them unusable st< 1m 1mght he m the offing too the players froze due to an made D d anyone say Idnarod? quate h~aung system It s dtsappomung that you can DefensiVe lineman M1ke Jones be m a suuauon where you are had h1s arms pulled deep ms1de a rrepar ng for the btggesl game of the sweatshtrt as he tned to keep ICicles year that you don t have tdeal sttua from lormmg on h1m ltons R 1ms coach Dtck Verme1l I m freezmg Jones sa1d sa1d on a blustery Wednesday morn They ve got me over here by the mg when the wmd chtll factor htl door actually a sltt m the tent They ll111us X But that IS how 11 1s and need to have some rook1es over here we wdllnndle 11 The Rams are 1ns1de' See we re the I ate! 111 the day after pracucmg stepch1ld we get no love <JUt Side at the Falcons trammg com Both teams got more attenuon and pic< Verme1l wasn t any more some relief when NFL satd Thursday th1 lied about the condtllons 1~ would make the Georgta Dome It s ndtculous Vermetl Satd ava1lable for today s practices And a But there s nothmg you can do dozen more heaters were employed ah Jut 11 except try to surv1ve thts mommg m the Tttans tent rna~ St L.ou1s practiced m wmter Jack mg 11 toasty cts gloves thermal underwear wool I got a cold Tuesday sa1d caps and thermal neck and face Titans OM Floyd Reese Our guys warmers Equtpment manager Todd wtll have pneumoma by the ttme 11 s Hcw11t rented stx heat blowers sta all over with We II get 1t fi.ed Th1s "JUSt another one of those bumps tn the road We JUst keep truckmg There won t be much truckmg tn the area 1f u snows Atlanta was prac llcally mcapacnated by an ICC storm last weekend Thursday s pracuccs weren t mmed mto lhe Dome even though both teams asked There was a l1ttlc matter of spectacle over sport Verme1l wanted to practice mstde and the Dome IS the only such facd1 ty m the area But he was mformed by the league that 11 wasn t a poss1 bthty before Fnday for the Rams or the Tnans who are workmg out at Georgta Tech All they told us he sa1d 1s there s 2 000 people decorating the dance lloor But yesterday the league sa1d both teams would work out m the Georg1a Dome today Thts 1s not the f rst lime the Super Bowl hasn l had super weather Of course most of the other mstances occurred m places such as Ponuac Mtch and M mneapo Its The league often has used tents for us medta gathermgs but m places hke San Otego and Phoemx Hopefully the 1cy receptiOn the teams rece1ved won t cool them down for the b1g game Its aiT about handlmg the dts tractions and turnmg them mto And attractions Vermeil satd appreciating the JOb that you do and apprecmung the JOb that we have and workmg to put together the best Super Bowl that has ever been played For that to happen the Tnans wtll need a relattvely healthy Steve McNmr at quarterback McNaJC was one of the few players thankful for the cold cond1ttons He satd he d1dn t need to 1ce hts mJured toe because 11 already was lro1.en !rom standmg Ol1 a podtum '" the mtemew refngera can t control the weather CondtUons for game preparatton are less than tdeal and the mequtty of the mter vtew locales has been a Joke Atlanta offictals don 1 thn\k the lrosty condlltons wtll have a nega uve tmpact on the cny s chances of playmg host to another Super Bowl The game IS ms1de Most of the events are mstde The hotels are msule satd Adam Letsh spokesman for the Metro Atlanta Super Bowl XXXIV Host (:ommutee The weather ts not a factor from our perspective Tampa, the s1te of next year s game was much warmer at 53 tor ~r tent althou!lh that hardly IS balmy The About two hours alter the Tuans 2002 game wtll be '" San Otego news conlerence the Rams met w1th where 11 was 64 on Wednesday reporters m a large ballroom wtthm I don I want to bash Atlanta thetr suburhan hotel promptmg sev Rams recetver Torry Holt satd But eral players to show up m short I would hke to go somewhere where sleeved T shuts 1t s mce and warm All Pro tackle Orlando Pace As would hts Titans counterpan wmced when told of the Tt!ans Chns Sanders arrangements I WISh I had five Jackets on It s Do you feel sorry for them' No he satd I m JUSt happy so cold out here satd Sanders who wore a fltmsy Jacket to the news con we re m th1s cozy Situation The perceptton frmn all thiS can t fercnce It feels hke Alaska make the NFL happy Certamly 11 Welcome to the ldttarod Trail Blazers, Cavs, Spurs stand among NBA victors By The Associated Press ' ' < It was qutle an admtssiOn by Jerry Sloan We got beat by a better team Utah s coach sa1d Thursday mght after the Jazz were defeated by the Ponland Tratl Blazers 85 75 Maybe Sloan was sull off ktlter after bemg eJected late m the fourth quancr or maybe he was truly speak mg what he beheves After all Portland ousted Utah lrom the playoffs last year wtth a 4 2 ' tctory m the second round and thetr dommatwn m thts latest matchup was all cncompassmg The Jazz shot a season low 32 percent With Bryon Russell gmng JUSt I for 16 and sconng four pomts Karl M Ilonc had a season low 12 pomls and Utah s 75 pOints werl' the lcwcst the franchtse has scored 1g 11nst the Blazers m 110 games over the past 25 years Portland was hke a blanket on us ill nl•ht sa1d Sloan ejected With 2 26 rematnmg for argumg wuh the oll1c1Uis Portland s defense wasn t gomg to let us catch up They outre bounded us they went after the ball much better A layup ~y Malone pulled the Jazz to 69 65 wtth 9 23 to go but Bonzt Wells htl a short JUmper and Greg Anthony natled a three pomter to make It 74 65 Anthony s next three pomter !_Billed m after several bounces and sealed the game at 79 67 w1th 6 26 left Portland whtch has won four stratght mcludmg vtctones over the Spurs and Lakers finally got a strong performance from Jermame 0 Neal The 21 year old forward had played JUSt 55 mmutes hts last II games but had 14 pomts and eight rebounds m 23 mmutes Bnan Grant added 12 rebounds and defended Malone well Late m the game Grant wrestled a rebound away from Malone latd the ball tn and scowled funously at Malone s back The players tussled durmg the playoffs last season when Malone opened a gash above Grant s eye m Game 5 of thetr semtfinals senes Cavaliers 102 Magic 90 At CleNeland Lamond Murray scored 24 pomts Shawn K6(11p had 20 potnts and 14 rebounds and Cleveland had an unusually easy lime The Cavs playmg thetr second home game followmg a rough lnp to the West made 32 free throws to snap Orlando s three game wmnmg streak Spurs 92, Ttmberwolves 80 At San Anlomo T1m Duncan scored 20 pomts as the Spurs ended the Timberwolves stx game road wm streak San Antomo extended 1ts wm streak to three m the matchup of Mtdwest DtviSton contenders Mmnesota lost for only the fourth t1me m us last 20 games m the finale of a five game road In p Duncan who dtd not score m the fourth quarter led a balanced San Antomo attack that mdudcd 19 pomts from Davtd Robmson and I g from Avery Johnson Duncan added had 14 rebounqs and Robmson 12 and tbe patr combmed to block mne shpts Duncan had f1ve Hornets 117, Ptstons 102 ' At Charlotte Davtd Wesley took another step m hts recovery from the death of close fnend Bobby Phtlls wtth a 24 pomt effort Wesley hit etght of 13 field goal auempts and scored e•ght pomts m a 17 Z run that put the Hornets m con trol on the way to thetr fifth VICtory m stx games hire Belichick ANNOU~<CEr.1ENTS , By JIMMY GOLEN FOXBORO Mass (AP)- Bill Behch1ck was hired Thursday as coach of the PatriOts after New England gave the New York Jets a first round draft ptck to let the for mer defenstve coordmator out of' hts contract Behch1ck defenst ve coordtflll tor m New England before leavmg wnh Btll Parcells for the Jets became free to negotiate With the Patnots followmg a deal today m whtch the Jets acqutred New "ngland s No I draft p1ck lh1s ) ear a fourth rounder 1n 200 I and seventh rounder m 2002 The Jets gave the Patnots a No 5 m 2001 and a No 7 m 2002 Behch1ck was 37 45 as coach of the Cleveland Browns from 1991 95 But he restgned one day after he was appo1nred coach of the Bellchlck New York Jets on Jan 4 start mg a legal banle wnh the team over whether he could work else where Yesterday s news was anothe1 btzarre twtst m a story that has taken many smce Patnots owner Robert Kraft had a fallmg out With coach Btll Parcells dunng the teams run to the 1997 Super Bowl leadmg to Parcells departure and sendmg not one but tw<l teams mto flux Behchtck was New England s defens1ve coordmator when they won the AFC champ10nsh1p but he lor a deal that would make htm hett to the Jets head coachmg JOb when Parcells stepped down But when Parcells retJCed after thts sea son Behchtck dec1ded he dtdn t want the JOb after all He restgned m a btzarre news conference JUSt a day after bemg gtven the JOb When the Jets wouldn 1 let him out of hts con tract he filed a gnevance w1th NFL commtsstoner Paul Taghabue and when that d1dn t work a fed erallawsutt 005 110 110 StART DATING TONIGHT Have Fun Mttllng Eliglb e S n gles In Your Area Ca 1 For More lnlormollon I 800 ROMANCE Ex! 9735 \l(hy wall? Slert meeting O~lo singles tonight Call toll tree 1 8110-7e6-2623 _ .... 8178 3!) Announcement• ADOPTION Happ ly Ma" ad Coupt. Will Pro- vide Your NewbOrf'l With Love Arid A Seeure Future Pease Cal Teresa or Dave 1 IIOl).lltU.n Glen Pau k Will Not Be Rtspon sible For Any Bills Made By A.n YQne Other Than Mpelt Gltn Pa!Jk Now To 'rOO Thrift S!>oppoo 9 West Stinson Athens 740-592 1842 Qu a lily cloth no and household tems $1 oo bag sale every Thursday Monday ttlru S.lurday 9 ()().5 30 40 GIVI8Wiy 1 Pan Beag e/Part Ter er 1 Hall Husky/Half Tra nabla waleh dogs Good w/kids and Dog Houses (304)882 2892 2 Puppies 112 Lab. 6 Weeks Old To Good Home 741K46--6206 4 Year Old Mal• Wh 1a Husky To Good Fal!!l Home 740 256 1069 9 Wk Old 1/2 Chow Puppies (3\J")875-4431 Blue Heale( Beagle M x 8 Weeks Old 2 Females 74Cl-441-Q543 Free Puppies Par1 Lab P ease CaU 740-367.0502 Gdod WalCh Dog (304j675oe522 w/W~Ile Malt Black Cal Spots on Neck 9 ma old House Bro ken To good home (304)675 I07a Pupp es 1 2 Wolf 1/2 Callie 6 wks o d may de ver 740 949 7038 60 porlumly For C1100r With Eolablilhed Bualntll Avallab.. lmme dlaloly For Training Salary Booed No '100 Looking For An E.ConouooooBuolnou? $330 $800/WW. 18881100-t085 On Experience AppJy Tope Fur Lost and Found www ilmrmettllle rwt pc;ll IISSEIIBLY AT HOitiEII Cralto Toys Jewelry Wood sew ng li'Ping Groal Poyl CALL 1 8007i5.o380 Eat 1201 (24 Hrs) ATTN ll ""' ..... CNA Appllwnta $lnco ATTN Own A C._ltr? Put II To Workl US 71 IHr PT 1FT 88 .... 81-t224 your--home com""" -"'"'"'' Join our ramlly of proftsalona 1 to be the rnouroe 'for community Shirley~... 304-675-11129 Beaut clan aervtcea needed Ae quires West Virgltlla license Ap ply Point Pleasant Center Gen• lull- l\lont\ strvlce needl. - -.... -MntVIIloy Hoopllol10 t:Jofteleoro....l 212QVIlloy Drlvo PL P-nt, WV 25510 Or Fox to: (304)17HI71 sis Eldercare State Route 62N Route 1 Bok 326 Point Pitas ant WV 25550 EOE Colorado McDonald 1 Enjoy Llv tng And Working In The llocldeel Employee Housing $7 00 Per Hour A oo Hiring Shill And Ao 1iatant Manager& Ca I 1 303 567 2840 Danc:ers Wanted Top $$ 7.&0 992 6387 Wed Sal (304)675 5955 DATA ENTRY National Sillng Seeks A. Full/Part T me Medical Biller sa ary At $46K Per Year fiC Required No Experience Needed Will Tra n Cal 1 888 251 7475 DENTAL BILLING SJ..S $45 /Hr Dental Bill ng Software Company Needs People To Process Medi cal C alms From Home Training P ovkled Must Own Computer 1 Director ol Admlaslons and Mar ketlng Healthcare/Nurslng back ground ability to write marketing plant sa as calls relate to physl clana and discharge planners well Interested cand datea should submit their resume to Aoekapr nga Rehab Genter 38759 Rocksprings Rd Pomeroy OhiO 45769 Attn Usa Yehl Ad mlnlstrator 740 992 6608 Equal 0ppor1101ny Errc>iO\'Or DRIVE~S Found On Ve lowlown Road 1/251 00 Blue Healer M x Dog & Spllz Mix Dog Both Wearing Collars With No Tags Call Alter 6 PM 740 446--1959 Ml Unloading Pay Personal zed Dispatch Home Often Hoi day I vacation Pay 401K /Med /Pres I - - - - - - - - - - , - - I Don1al Asslgnod 99 T2000 a Found cat w th collar & tags Rider Program 98'% No Touch For est Run Ad Aac ne area Freight CALL SUMMIT TRANS 7417992 3012 PORTATION 801).878-0680 EOE a. 1 T1W Nu111ng and RehobllllaiiOn Cenlar hal poollona ava1or olf'l)k7rmont Muol bt wv o1a1o cor1ll1ed AVONI AI Areas! To Buy or Sel DRIVERS Cannon ExpreSS 99;% prlver No Touch FlelgM Start At 34e W /5 Yr • Exp 33e Ml 14 Yr 32C Ml /3 Yr .31C Ml 12 Yr 30C Ml /1 Yr 29C M I ~ Mos I Yr 2U Ml 16 Mos Or L - Tra nee Or'il Ma Exp Wh Pay Rafso ~ery b Moplha ,aso Bonuses Rider Program Paid Vacations Ins AvaU www can nonexpreas com Call For Oetal s 1 800-845-9390 AAIEOE. Poslllon Available ROOFING FOREMAN Must Be Talon11d Ab e To Make Decisions Want A Permanent Job Work Well W th Poop" And Po,..., Excepllonal Roofing Sklllt (3-Tab, Domons!Qn al S ngle Ply Rubber Tin) We Are An Eatabllahtd Company The Work to Local Pay to Good Bonuses Pad If You Are Loo~lng For A Good Stable Job Please Submit YOUR RESUME TO 1403 Easle n Ave Galllpollo OH 4!5631 Attn Foreman Position. P091T10N PROQRAII ASSISTANT AGRICULTURE • NATURAL ReSOURCES OSU EXTENSION Posit on Requlrea Teaching Con sumer And Home Horlleulture Topics Facilitating The Master Gardener Program And Assist ng W th Other Elctenalon Pro grams 30 Hours Per Week Qua lllcatlone Hlg~ School Dlplo rna Required With Preference Given To Candidates With An Agricu tural Baclcground And lOr Bache or's DegrH In Agr cuitu e Init atlve Pub c Speaking And Leade ship Ab !ltles Are Neces Silly 5alaiY R111Qe $8 92 $10 00 /Hr Commensurate With Experl ence /Crodenlllils The Ohio State University Is An EEO/AA Em p oyer For Application Or Pos lion Description Contact Ohio Slate Unlverslly Extension 111 Jackson Pike Suite 1572 Galli pol~ OH 45631 Phone 740 44& recotnmtndl thai ~ou do bull nen w th people you know and NOT 10 Und money lhrougl'l the mail until you have 1nveadgattd the otllring AT&T 1 Cont PHONE CARD II(). UTEI MoM $150 000 + /Yr ALL CASH I Frtl Into Thlo II No A Leam how you could make man e"; on other peoples Junk • Send 111 check or money order to FORECLOSED HOMES Low Or 0 MEDICAL BILLER $15 $45 /Hr Medical Bl Hng SOI1wero Co-ny Needs People To Prooesa Medl cal Cia ms From Home Train ng Prov ded Must Own Computer 1 800-434 5518 Ext 667 MEDICAL BILLING Unllmllod In come Potent al No Experience Necessary Free Information & CD ROM Investment $4 995 $8 995 F nanclng Avallab e Ia land Automated Medical Serv c ea Inc 800 3~2 1139 Eltt 050 VodlnKY N CT Need A Loan? Try Debt Consoli detlon $5 ooo $200 ooo Bad o K Fee 1 8(J().no-o092 215 NEW AUTOMATED Home 9u&l ness Oulc~ly Earn A Full Time Income With Spare Time Effort Internet Aequ red No Sal ng Un llmlled Income Call 800 433 8869 For Automated Persenta lk>n PEPSI /COKE /FRITO LAY SN~CK AND SODA VEND NG ROUTE BE YOUR OWN BOSS $SSALL CASH BUSINESS$$$ lNCRESE VOUR INCOME NOWI SMALL INVESTMENT /EXCEL LENT PROFITS I 600 731 7233 EXT: 403 220 $$ Auto Loans Personal Loans Debt Consolidation Mortgages -.nctng Credtr Problema And OK Consumera Financial 1 aoo- 247 5125 El\1 1134 Void OH KS Guaranteed For Appl cation Cash For Rema n ng Payments And Exam tnldrmatlon caa 8 A M 9 ,PM M F 1.888 698 5627 El\1 24-1007 On Property Soldl Mortgag11l $4~ for 2 WILDLIFE J086 To $21 80 IHR INC BENEFITS GAME WAR DENS SEcURITY MAIN TENANCE PARK RANGERS NO EXP NEEQED FOR APP AND EXAM INFO CALL I 600 813 3585 EX! f42tl 8 AM 9 PM 7 DAYS Ids Inc Wo k From Holne $599 $6 000 Pan Time JFul Time Contact Kel Annu Ileal SetUemenlsl lmme d1a1e Quoteolll 'Nobody Besls Our Prices Guaranteed Approval! Bad Cred 1 No Credit OK I 800 521 9170 24 Hr Recording $FREE CONSOUDATE BILLS From S3 000 Sl50 0001 (9% Avemge RaM) LOANSOAC qa,& q5,450* q4,350* • 3800 V-6 Power • Power Wlndowe & Locks • 3800 V-6 Power • Power Wlndowl & Locks • Till & CruiH • Till& • Power Windows & Locks • Tilt & CruiH • Fully Loaded! Pearson Auction Coll1f)any time euct oneet complelt altpt on service Licensed t<jB,Ohlo & W~SI Vlrg nla 304 7"1;1-5765 Or~ 773'5447 ;;f. de meyers Auction Service Gollpalls Qijo 740-37g.2120 99 (fM Wanbid to Buy A~sotuta Top Collar AI U S Sll v•r And Gold Coins Prootseta mamonds AnHqua Jawe ry Gold Athga Pre 1930 us currency WRITE A MESSAGE TO YOUR SPECIAL VALENTINE S!'rllng Eto Aoqulllllona Jewelry M TS Com Shop 15 1 Second Avenue Ga lipOIII 74()..446 2842 Remember that apeeaal •omeone thb Valentine's Day With a message in EMPLOYMENl The Daily Sentinel SERVICES 1999 Oldsmobile Alero Sedan • Sweethearts • Moms & Dadg • Grandparents • Tea~hen • Babysitten • Friends 1999 Chevy Cavalier Sedan qa,.B5D* qa, Anyone who ..(.ould appreciate a thooptful word from you 1 All Valentine Hearte will be pubU.hed In the February 14th lseue at a coet of only 87 001 MUST BE PREPAID! • AMIFM CD System • Power Windows • Till ~ CruiH • &Locks qo,B5D* Power Wlndowt & Locka • Aulomtltlc • Tilt &CruiH • Air CondHionlng • Alumklum Wheels • Tilt & Crulae HO Help Wlnted U 000 WEEKLY! Mailing 400 Brochures! Satisfaction Guar a,jieedl Postage & $upp!lt& Pro viGedl Rush Self Addressed Slemllad Envelope! GlCO DEPT 5 • Box 143& ANTIOCH TN 3-a>11 1438 Slart IIVIIOdlataly /Year JPolentla I Doctor~ Need People! Process Medica Claim& From Home We Train $.(5 ooo Mtl ST Own Compuler 686 332 5CII5 ExU700 illaly OUR WEBSITE. AT: www.tompeden.com Sioo WEEKLY BE YOUR OWN BflSSI PROCESSING GOVERN MIONT REFUNDS NO EXPERI E!iCE NECESSARY! (24 Hr R•cordad Message) 1 800 854 648P Exl 5046 $100 • roar •-.e('1vovntl.ot ' ~'!!"~ ... @I,,....... ' T1wn TID' Yilt f .. .,._.. Prien" "' OkJ••KJLM& POTENTIAL Necllury CALL TOLL FREE t-too-968 3599 EX1 lltOI $34 00 Rflundable r.. ' Pontile, Buick, Olds, West VIrginia's 11 Chevy, And Cuslom Van Dealt[ C'.nt~J WEEKLY C6mplttt Simple Government Fqrma At Home No Experience Monday• Saturday 9 am • 8 .,m 1 pm-7 ~ ;;',!7"'"~:;. Earn An Exllll S4&l $5 000 Pllfl C4111.aati-M5-8087 Or Vllft wwwynoMt)l'kalhon com Goaci.Jft't~My 1111 ~ Jnely 3Dit Not NIIIORIIIIIIOt ~llpllbl """' TOLL FREE 1-800-822 0417 • 372 -2844 • www.tornpeden.com AlE YOU CONNECTED? Inter nil( usora Wanledt $360 $800 I ~!:.,18 4114~ WWWII"- ;n Insurance Billing Assla te.nce Immediately II You Haw A fiC You Can Earn $25 000 To $50 000 Annua ly Ca 1 800 29H8830epl I 109 Eslabllahed ~ock & Rot Oldies Sand w/ex sting bookings want lng lo odd Keyboard Player & Vocalist Serious lnqulr~es Only (304)675-4249or(74b]6987172 1 600 21 ..0452 Reg 090 ll§-12748 150 EARN A LEGAL COLLEGE DE GREE QUICKLY Bache lors Mastera Doctorate By Corre apondence Booed Upon Prlor E<t ucallon And Short Study Courlt Homemaker live In Wanted Fot Disabled Practicing Attorney In Columbus Some Care Out es Room Board Plus Salary 814 For FREE lntormaUon Booklet 267 5354 180 Local Bua nelS seeks Route Sales Person Excellent Bene fits Sales Experience P efarred but not necessary Send Ae sume c/o ML10 Paint Pleaaanl Regl.ter 200 Main St Pleasant Yfi 25550 Pt Loca Truck Driver Needed Sta t lng Pay $9 00 Hour Insurance Plan Un forma Muat Have Tank er Encbrsamenta 740 24~!5!514 Manager Aelail Jewelry Store Retail Sale• And Computer Ex parlance Necesaar~ Beneflla Available Apply AcquiOillona Fine Jewe ry 151 Second Ave nljt GaHipolls MEDICAL BILLING Earn Excel ent Income Full Training Com puler Required Call Me<M Works Toll Fret 600 540 6333 EXI 2301 MEDICAL BILLING Earn Excel ~tnt $ S S r Process ng Claims From Home Full Training Provld ed Computer Required Call Phone CAMBRIDGE STATE UNIVERSITY I II()C).98+6316 I • mil jull call Jlms Orywal a Conatr~,tctlon New Construction & Remodel/ Drywall d ng Roots Addl s lions P.a nllng etc !304)874 4823or (304)674 0155 Plano ltsoons In my home bagln ner1 and adults also teach chording and lranapoilng U In teresled calt740-992 5463 Rooting Rool Repolrl and s~ ng Reasonable Rates Pree Eatl 10 PM In Your Home t40 -448 SILLS Low Credll And Bonhruptcy Acceplad Need 7 Ltd ea lb ~n A110n 740 Buelne11' Appointment To Come To Nash vlllo And Audition For Major R•cord Productra And Conctrt Pl1)lr10lnol.ln- wwwwctn.oc • 79 Oakwood two bedroom two baths laundry area new vinyl flooring total e1ec1rle whh a r lac tory storms appliances and blinds sray $7000 74Q-992 7880 Much Mort Bt.l Package On Market Mull Be 18 & Have Checking Account I 800 737 0073 TVI Erase Bad Cradit Legal y Froo lnlo 1188-65&-2560 w /Service Reduce Payments To 55% IICASH IN CENT VE OFFER Call I 800 328-8510 Ext 29 NEED AN EARLY PAYDAY?? No Olflce Vis t Necessary Up To $500 Instantly Toll Free 1 877 EARLYPAV Llclcc70038 230 Profe11lonal Services TUftNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY 1881? No r.. Unlool Wo Wlnl I 166-582-3345 nEAL ESTATE 310 Hom4!1 for Sale ' 1149 min away from Elem school .... pllrtla(Rt 33]31)4.8(12 371!3 Estate Wanted Need !5 Secluded Acres w th Homeshe Quiet Road Gal a County Deeded & Sul'\feyed Un do<$12000 740-448-2317 Wo Poy I<A&II FotLANDI Even If tts Usled 20 500Acres CIA Aytin capped EOH (3041875-6679 Two bedroom downstairs $270 month plus ut ltlta and S100 de posit Third Street Rae ne Oh 740.247-.l292 Hous10g Opportunity ME RC HANDISE 510 no pro~em 174Q)288 7248 1 Houses for Rent 3 Bedrooms Foreclosed Hornet From $199/Mo 4% Down For Listings & Pa~ment Details Household Goods Appliances Reconditioned Waahers Dryers Ranges Relrl orators 90 Day Gua anteel F1ench CIIV Maylag 740 446 n95 For Sa e Reconditioned wash ers dryers and elrlge ators Thompsons Appliance 3407 800 318 3323 E111 1709 Jackson Avenue (3041675 7388 2 bedroom house in Pomeroy $350 monlh plus depoalt will sel on contract with good references no pets 740-698-7244 GOOD 2 Bedroom Houu $325 mo plus rei & deposll No pelS (304)875 2749 2BR House 2219 Lincoln Ave nue Pt PI $275 month $275 Depos~ No Pets (304)882 2099 USED APPLIANCES n cast used tra Iars you II ever see $10 000 OBO call 740 992 5666 ooub ewlde Repo Never lved In A c No Oea era Allowed 1 888 Home for trw Holidays on a Nice Lot A I Ulllllto I 1304) 736 7295 JANUARY SPECIAL ALL HOMES ON SALE $499 DOWN ON SINGLEWIDES $999 ON DOUBLEWIDES I 801).848 5678 New 2000 Doublowldo 3BRI2BA $2911 per monlh Free Air & Dallv 81Y I 888 t:'8 34211 NEW BANK REPOS ONLY TWO LEFT NEVER LIVED IN CALL I BOo-948-5676 NO ""YMENTTlLL MAV 2000 ANY HOME PURCHASED IN THE MONTH OF JANUARY WE WILL MAKE FIRST 3 PA¥ MENTS. 1-etJ0.948.5678 Repo 14xl0 Extra Nice Norris Payo11 $30 ooo Banh sacrlllco $25 ooo te 000 Below Book Cal 1 801H191 87n Factory Renovated 3 Bedrooma $498 & ~sumo Oakwood Gal 1 polio 7-3093 Spt<:fol Now I biO low Down Payment and $269 per month Fr" Air Call for qulce E Z appro vet 1 888 11'.18-3428 NHr Thurmt!\ BeauUiul ~oiling Meadow• With Lola Of Road FroniiVO Prlcea Sllrt At •12 500 Land 'Contracts Avalleble Free Mopo ANTHONY LAND CO LTD I 80o-21H355 N..cer JUSt ar ved Da' Sr Taz Car Da e Jr Mom & Pop Car Tony Stewart Home Depot All s zes Lim ted Quanttes New pieces a riv ng week y Last Up sl I ava abe La ge se ect1on of naw and o d p eces Call 1 800 837 8217 o 740 742 2511 ask for Dave AuUand OhiO Prem um F ewood Oak & Ash $50 Load Fu Size Pick Up Oe I ve ad 740 992 4568 Prlmestar OlrecTV Free sate Ita system Call to de New And Used Furn lure Store Below Hollda~ Inn l<anauga Good Used Beds Dressers Couches Olnettes Etc B g Sav lngs On New Furnilure 740-446 RESIDENTIAL HOME OWNERS Coo lng I 600 672 5967 Rons Gun Shop 740-742 8412 4 Bedrooms 2 Bath Two Stor~ Located A1 463 Addison Pike S550fMo Deposit And Aalerenc es Required Wlsema.n Real Es tale Inc 74o-446-3644 R&D s Used Furniture Great Sa ecllon Priced To Se I Come And Browse Corner Of Route 7 & Addison fllke We Buy Fu nl lure 740.367 -o280 Set Of Headl ght Cove s For A 1997 1999 Chevy Cava ler $25 00 On y Used A Coupe Of T1mes 304 773-5841 For Rent Sale or Trade 5BR 2BA Bas de Community 8ulld Whirlpool Washer Heavy Duty $95 G E Washer Heavy Duty $95 Kenmore Dryer Heavy Duty $95 Wh r pool Dryer Nice $95 Maytag Gas Dryer $75 E ectrlc lng In Hal1f01d (304]675 2484 House Ahd Tra er 2 Bedrooms Each Refrences and Deposit Re qulred Water And Trash Paid 740 3881100 Pilot Program Renters Needed Ran~ Antiques Water ne Spec al 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise Cas~ $$BAD CRED IT? Gel Falter Bpm anytime weekends Loans To $5 000 Debt Consoli dl!lt on To $200 000 Cred t Ca ds Mortgages Refinancing And Auto Loans Availab e Meridian Unfurnished total e ectr c 2 bed room t2x64 on nice lot In Ma son Deposit rectu red Phone Between Athens and Pomeroy 2 & 3 bedroom mobile homes $261).$300 740-992 2157 3/ 4 200 PSI $37 00 Per 100 AI Brass CorT) pression F !lings In Stack loaoe reqolred 614 501 8339 M Mobile Homes for Rent Two (2) ceme ery plots and two (2} vau Is In Me gs Memory Ga dens Va ued at $3850 w se 1for $2750 Pease cal 740 742 .2979 a 740 989 0058 S21 95 Per 100 1 200 PSI Three bedroom remodeled Chester references full deposit 420 ca 30 $75 Side By Side Ra lr garatar $1M Cold Spot Ref lg erator $150 Skaggs Appliances 16 VIne Street Galllpo Is Oh a +UIIIilles/Reference Aequirec Credll Corp I 800 471 5119 El\1 1160 Attention Prlmestar Customers Want A Better Deal? Free Equip ment Free Installation Free 6 Months Programm ng Call Tom 740-388.0110 Orl BOo-292.064? RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jadtson Oh o 1 800 537 9528 Blaze K ng Woadburne W th B ower Exce lent Cand on $425 OBO 740 446 6962 WANT A COMPUTER•??? BUT NO CASH ?? MMX TECHNOLO GV We F na nco o Down! Past Credit P ablems OKII Even It Tu ned Down Seto e I Aeestab Ish Your c ed 11 1 eoo 659 0359 550 Butldtng Suppltes 4 Piece Bedroom Su te 5 Pace Bectroom Su te 5 Piece Sectional Couch 740-448 9954 WANT A COMPUTER?? BUT 2 Bedrooms Private Quiet Close To 35 Near Centerv lie Thurman No Inside Pets Appllcalon & De posll $300/Mo 740 682 9032 2 or 3 bedroom mobile home for Nan Qualifying Assu.mable $4 000 Down & Toke Over P~v menl& 740-446-3218 9416 4782 (304)882 32117 1988 Redman Danville 14x70 A so Has Expando Var~J Nice Huge nventory D scount P ices On v ny Sk r1 ng Doors Wind ows Anc hors Wale Hea e s Plumb ng & E act cat Pans Fur nace5 & Heat Pumps Bennetts Mobile Home Supply 740 446 Tappan H Ell c ency goo, Gal Fwnaces 0 Fu naces 12 Seer Heat Pump & A Cond toning Sys ems Free 6 Year Parts & La bo Warranty Bennetts Heating & (304)875 8436 May Leave Mes oege 14lt70 2 3 bedrooms bath and MOBILE HOME OWNERS 1-888-618.0128 12x86 2 Bedrooms I 112 Baths hall new Bamer carpel one of lilt Repa ed New & Ae~ It In Slack Ca I Ron Evans 1 800-537 9!528 ta Is 800 263 2640 Shed $500 Depos 1 $500 month Stay $9 9911 740 245 9373 JET Washers dr~era refrigerators ranges Skaggs Appliances 76 V ne Street Call 740 446 7398 5678 A 1 New Carpet Some Appliances 6306 I BOO 291 0098 VIllage Green Apa tments 2 bedrooms total electric appllanc 11 fu nlshed laund y roam lacill ties and clOse to schoo appt ca tiona ava able al off ce 740 992 3711 TOO 1 888 233 6694 Ectual www myotrytynw com 410 JANITROL HEATING AND COOLING EQUIPMENT INSTALLED Jl You Don t Call Us WI Botll Lease Plus Security Oepos t Re Anthony Land Coll'!lOny LTD RENTAL S Grubb a Pian o unlng & repalr1i Problems? Need Tuned? Cali the plano Dr 740w44&4525 paled Adu I Poo & Saby Pool 80012t3-1381 WV Land wanted sullable for hunting No uli lies no access Good Used Appl ances And Fur •Mu e Cal 740 446 4039 Or 740446 1004 Anytime Pallo Start $3501Mo No PelS Twin Towers now accepting ap pi catlona for 1 BR HUD subsld !zed apt for a der y and hand Raal message Floors CA I 112 B'alh Fullv Ca 530 I TO 10 ACIIII Between GaJIIpollo & Jackoon pump/control air w/lonced yon! 2 Tara Townhouse Apartments Very Spacious 2 Bedrooms 2 39 9 Acres On Raccoon Road 3 360 wanted RCA Direct TV older mode w th access card top dol ar WoUle 740 949 3315 leave AERATION MOTORS qulred 74Q-44e-3481 Rente Lots $60 ooo (Neg9t1 740-44e-894S Mer 5 PM For salt P me Star System atso ca 1740-448-1599 3 Bedrooms I( tchen Family Room t Bath SunRoom large Feneed BackYard w/Large Uti ty 330 flmlt for Slle Brick home In the New Haven area ll'iple pane windows htat Furn~htd borhood (304)675-5224 a~e) MlscellaneouB MerchendiM Loset F ee Eslima tes! 740 446 5 Bedrooms 2 Baths over 2 000 sq ft tor ltil than $450 mo FREE Del II91Y & Sal I 800 948 Lond Homo Package• AU Arooo All Crodl1 Rllkl 740-44e 3883. B l..rs SOfiWIIft Company NHttl People To Process Claims F om Home Training Provide Mull 3/4 of an Acre on MeadowhHI Dr ve an up and growing neigh- oooe 304-736-7295 9289898 Application Spring Valley Green One Bed room Apartments Appi ances U8 740-446 7398 I 988 818 0128 25X80 $1 000 Down Dellvero w/ Most Eallbllohed Medical /Den111 II bOUI&vllle W< 1 (304) 738 7295 or I (304) 738 2385 CREDIT CARDS! GUARANTEED APPROVAL! No Credll Chtch No 5acurl1y Deposit $1 000 Llmft $15 $45 Per HoUri Country 1 Own Computer I 600 2 El\1 423 Wide Homes Super Low Pay mental Oak Wood Homes Bar 4000 Opportunity SlNGERil GOSPEL CLIAN COUNTRY and EASY LliTEN lNGI Call I 100 419 81&4 For $2 000 00 oil Seloctod Sing o Country Living 3 Or 4 Bedrooms Pay C oalng CoSis & Move In 741).446.3093 CREDIT CARD UP TO $3 000 UnHCIJed VISA IMC Bad Credit Or No Crodll 1-600 256 8818 E>t FINAN CIAL 210 Mobile Homes for Slle $13000 740 388 8335 Mom • Wanlod Mom 1 Stay AI 91115 320 1-en-104 7273 8508 Home With Your Fam ly Call Now For Free CantHI 1 877 4<49 (304)273-9485 24 Hour Approval C811 Toll Free S NO DOWNl HOMES NO CREfl. IT NEEDED I GOV T FORE CLOSURES! GUARA~TEED AP PROVALI I 100 360 4520 EXT Modi Pros Toll free I 888 313 6049 Ex! 3125 Nice Home P enty of Room 3 Bedroom B lck Reduced Price 1981 Ventura 14k70 Deck 10x8 Want TQ Taka Care Of Senior 2025 ACie Appflances Stay (304!862 3516 New Fu naco 304-875-8319 Rates No Upfront Feea Sad mal .. Fully Insured (740) 245 9341 LMw Mossagot CIUzens Monday Sun~af8 A.M N ce Country Setting 2 Miles f am town 3 Bedroom 2 Bath 2 Car Garage HeatPump on 1 $211 000 llrm 740 992 0602 M F FREE DEBT CONSOLIDATION Care lor one In country $840 monl~ Mobile Hon11t Non Smolllr (304 )882 3880 Park Aohlng $79 000 Call 140 448-8260 Or74o-441 t559 after 4pm CREDIT REPAIR! AS SEEN ON Georges Portable Sawmill don t r I Want84To Do haul your logo 10 lilt 304 675 1957 ' J Schools lnltrl[ftlon N ce 3 Or 4 Bedroom Rench W th Full Basement Heat Pump On 1 78 Acres In Country On State Route 775 Past 0 0 Mcintyre bath like new SlUing on 2 1/.& acrea ready lo move Into CaiiToi-Free I-18MIHI55 CONSOLIDATE Land Will Set Togtlher $28 000 land Contract Avaltable 5 Acres 01 Wooded Hills $9 500 Olf SR 124 Less Than 20 Minutes Wes1 01 Galllpo s ANTHONY LAND CO LTD I 600 213-8385 For FREE Maps 1976 l4x70 mot>llo homo 2 br 2 For Fast Aeaul18 Ca1Todlyl7~7 ~edlc81 F1om Wlndlslls 847 A SECOND AVE •350 NEW YORK NEW YORK 10017 Tral(llng EMERG ING COMPANY NEEDS CASH NOW$ Wealthy Families Unloading Mil lions Of Dollar&, To Help M nimlze Their Taxes Write Immediate y Bu1lness Golllpatlo ~ Collega (Carotrl Ctoto To Homo) Don e Turner Really Dolt e S Modern 1 Bedroom Apartmen1 7 oi0-44lH)3110 9191 lots ol windows vory bright Also a Turner Broker al740-992 2886 tun111H One bedroom turn shed apart ment In Middleport 740 992 Two large 101 Cute aa can be Re duced lo $33 000 Please call Grac•ou• IMng 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at v llage Manor and R vera de Apartments In Middle pori From 1249 $373 Ca I 74G992 506.& Equal Hous ng Oppor MEIGS COUNTY 10 Acr• Ti acts Of Meadow Creak And Wooded HU 1 Sur rounded By Woods And Farm on $149 000 M ddlapor1 .corner of H gh Street & Powti Street 2 bedroom horne w th d ning rool')'l lYing room and kitchen Newer carpet and kitchen cab nets makes the k tchen with lor Rent Now Taking Appllcat ona 3!5 Weat 2 Bedroom Townhouse Apartment• Includes Wale Sewage Trash 1315/Mo 740 House For Sate 4 Bedroom/3 Bath 2 Garagaa 3 112 mllea out SandHill Road 13041675-5403 540 Apartment• 440 Townohlp Galla County Flat Seonlc Clooe To Gal !pol a Somt Roatrlctlono 74Q-245-5n8 23 ACRES Silt 1100 SR 7 South O!Gelllpols No Raolrlcllonal NEEDS TLC $2 300 Down On Land Contracl gerage and two Slorage buildings Plaasa call 740-992 2292. $t2 000 VISA /MASTERCARD! www natiOnaiCOntractboyers com ' 140 Home for sale iov.fy ten acr1a In a country sett ng four bedrooms two and half baths formal I ving room and lam ly room two fire places two apartments tour car •• LOOK money com pastt:"de rowan 1999 Chevy Lumina Sedan Bo ng Sold Nowl Financing Avail able Call Now! I 800 355 0024 Eat. 8040 Buye10 800 490 0731 Exl 101 y I 888 882 2138 www 2more 1999 Oldsmobile Eighty-Eight Sedan National Contract Home• for Sale Down! Govn t And Bank Repo s Money to L.oan SSS NEED CASH?? WE Pay URGENTLY NEEDED lor plasma l......ll!lop~po-nu'!'n'!'llyioba'!'"'s•IB•iltJij 310 POSTAL Jol!ii Up To $17 21 /Hr donors earned $35 to 2 .&.& Acrea Homealtt Gretn llmllod Income 1 888 474 4703 www resourcea-r-unl&mlted com Spring V&ley Plaza, Cal 74().446. 0101 Htrt this newspaper llllublletto 1110 FtdOral FM Houolng Ad. of 11161 which m - MHitglll lo advertise any peiiHence llmllallon or dlocrlmtr-. bUod 011 roct color rollg!Qn sexlamUial o1a1ua or notional origin or any lnttn11oo to rmuce any such pretereuca limitation or tllscrlmlnat&on are avaiiableon an &qua Hiring No Experlenel' Paid Tra nlng Great Benefits Call 7 POSTAL JOBS To $16 35 IHR INC BENEI;ITB NO EXPERI ENCE FOrt APP AND EXAM INFO ~I 61H) 81S 3585 EXT 14210, 6 AM 9 PM 7 DAYS Ills Inc. 350 Loti International Company Sllklng LEUCKEL PO Box 5176 Bolh Iaham PA 18015 a. Acraage AI real estate adYettltlnQ In GOOD NIGHT TRADITIONAL IlLII a Good Mf)rnlng To The New V{ovo Lot Uo Help Bu ld Your BUsiness You Co lact The Comml11lon Cal Now I 21 8-420< 16350rl-688-6712058 Postal Jobs $48 323 00 Yr Now Days- 3660 Ex1 J-365 Fl On Nolghbolhood Road Gollipollo 740-446-1142 x4(1 Th 1 newapapw wiN not knowingly accept advertisements for real eetata wt>lch !sin violation ollhe law OUr readers are her'ebV Informed 1hal 111 -lings advertised n1hSMWSPIIper Dynamic individuals For E Com merce Salls Flexible HOUf'l I Un Bullneae lnd Buildings 8uUding Space For Rent $125/ 11o pius [lepooll Approx 20 Fl lNOTlC£1 OHIO VALLEY PUBtiSHlNG CO. Start Your Buslnes.s Today Prime Shopping Center Space Ava able At Affordable Rate 7007 or 3 haulS woohly Call sara Tee 740 592-6651 1999 Pontiac Montana 4 Door Extended a.to ButiMII Opportunity vestment Exct lent Income!! Finance Available 1 sao 380 2615 (24 Hrl.) -VIlloy Hoopla! Work- From Home Earn An Extr• $500 $1 500 PT Or $2 000 $4 000 FT Per Mont~ Call 188 382-11228 210 Job $5 000 Req I 80Q-997 9881 Ext 1155 (24 Hrl) AVAILABLE VENDING ROUTE 1!5 30 L.acatlona $4K S9K In Motl'llera And Othert $500 SIGN ON BONUS IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Over The Road Start AI 29 CPM /All Gallipolis VIcinity GaH~ nlturo 151 Socond Avenue II()C).223-1149 Eat 460 Lab/St Bernard Mix Puppy !5 rno o d B ack w/Wfllte Feel HelpWimed Off Cl Manager Fult Time Wtlh Btntflta Allponsibtt For Ac countt Pa~ablt Accounta At celvablt Payroll And Gtntral Tilt Prtparalion Excellent Op Peraonala HERPES EVERCLR STOPS HERPES OUTBREAKS! 96% Suceeaa Rete Toll FrH 1 877 EVERCLIHnlo wwwiiYimltcom I HelpW1nted rent no pets 740-992 5158 a Badroom Tra er For ,Rant No Pttl In Rio Granda 740 379 2720 After 6 PM 440 Apartments lor Rant 1 and 2 bedroom apartments fur nlshed and unfurnished security deposit requ red no pets 740 992 2218 1 Bedroom Near Arbor's Nuralng Home Economical Util Uas Ouiet Location $279/Mo + Utlltlts No Pets 74Q.446.2957 2 Bedroom Apartment Upstairs Stove & Refrigerator Furnished 34 112 Smithers A\18nue Gallpo 111 $2501Mo $150 Deposit 740 44e-9061 2 Bedroom Apartment New Ha ven A ea Leave Message NO CASH?? MMX Technology WII Finance With 0 Down Past Cred t Problems No Prob em C'all Toll Freo I 877 293-4082 Are You A Meta Bu id ng Erector /Contracto ? We Have Facto y I Direct Build ngs W 1h NO Deater ship Fee o Volume Commitment ALL SIZES /ALL LOADS EL DORADO BUILDING SYSTEMS 1 eoo 279 4300 Comple1e DISH Network sateli te system brand new $99 740 992 tl82 or 304 773 5305 alta epm PAO MICRON eMachinesl Desk tops Laptops Merchant Ac counts Webs tea Almost Every one Approved!! No Money Downll Low Monthly Payments FREE Special CHeri CALL NOW 1 898-47g.2345 (Toll Free) Computer tor sale $2000 Wind ows 98 (Pentium 3 Procestor) OVD dnve 17 monitor 1 touch lun~tlon keyboard 1 1/4 tloppy drive serge protector clrcu 1 plug in booster spealcerslalde speak a s color prlnler ~Canon BJC (304)?73-5577 2 Bedrooms Gallipolis $325/Mo Computer Power Mac Performs ences No Pits 740-448-1066 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT 8UDGET PRICES AT JACK ION IITATES 52 Westwood Drlv. from $269 lo $370 Walk to shop & movies Call 740 446 2568 Equal HOUIIng Oppol1unlly Christy 1 Family Llv ng apart m11nla home & 1raller rentals 740 992 4514 apartments avail able lumllhld & unlun\lohed FARM SUPPLI ES & LIVESTOCK COMPUTER BLOWOUTII COM 2000) call740 992.S085 Damage Oepostt Required Refer Ten 28 Roof T usses $30 Each N ne 40 Roof T usses $60 Each Seven 24 Roo! TrusMs $20 Each E even 34 Root Trusses $50 Each 740 992 6496 OS 7 5 Sy01em 8MB RAM 100MHz Color Monitor Mouse KeybOard Hewlett Packa d Inkjet Desk Writer Color Printer 660C External Modom 57K Y2K OK Tons 01 Saftwear Internet Ready ($895 Bargeln) 740-446.S039 COMPUTERS Low Or $0 Down Low Month y Pavmenta V21< Compliant Almoat Everyone Ap 610 Farm Equtpment Oo/o Finane ng Now Ava lba e On John Deore Balers And MoWe Cond tone s Carm chael & Farm & Lawn 1 800 594 1111 Or 740 446 2412 Gall polis Ohio Don 1 Miss Ou John Deere Day February12 100AM Madel J020 Ditch Witch Trench e $1 BOO 74o-448-6044 630 Livestock B ad< & WMe M nl Geld ng Pony $400 Yearling Be gin Gelding Dark Sor e Wh te Mane & Full B aza Good Look ng Cot $800¥ 1999 Mo lz 6 Fl Horse /Stock Comb 7Ft Tal 7 Fl Wde 7000 Pd Aide 8 Lug Spoke Wheel• Relocated o v1de Gate To Hall B g Ho ses $5 800 740 387 7060 praYed 1 BOo-617 3478 Ext 330 Butcher Hog 740-256-6510 Fllti'OO\I $140 Dump True!< Load 740-379 2758 640 Evorythlng Peld 74Q-445 2515 Firewood for sale $35 a load 23001 ol Tobacco For Lease plsattr leasa Phone {304)875 Futnlohed 2 ~oomo & Both Show tr Down•tairl Cl..n No Pets Firewood FOr Sale UO A Load Etflc tnc~ Apartment $400/Mo 74Q-9V23230 Otpotlt A Atlerencee Required Hoop Accepted $90 Cord 1989 740-44e-1518 Ca11aller $400 OBO 740 2!56 N 4th Ave Mldd tport 2 room ettlclency util tlea paid no pets diP & rol. 140-9112.0185 6663 Firewood Far Sale $CO A F-ece Cord Cal1740o388-- Hay & Grain 2443 Ear co n $3 00 bushel call 740 247 3042 Straw B ght W e TMI Straw Yaar Round De very & Vo ume 0 a count Ava labia Heritage Farm (3041675 5724 �) • " / Page B 4 • The Dilly Sentinel 'Frldliy, Jllnuary 28, 2000 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio • ' The Dally Sentinel • P~ge 8 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio NEA 71 0 Autoa lor Sat. CARS $100, SIIOO I. UP. POUCE lt,IPOUND. Hondt'l Toyoll'l, Cntvya, Jtflll, AAcl Sport Utili· tlea. Call Nowl 100·772·7470; EXT. '1132. lladJ b-ar' I ' Soudm~Di.,-1 t973 Rod Plymoulh Satellite 383 Motor, Automatic, Runt Grtan a.soo oeo. r..o-256-t233. .. .,.... ... ............ , t980-~ Hondaa From $28/Mo., 1 - • 1 0 Down, 24 Months 0 1.8.9% Usdngs, 800-3111-3323 Ext. ql c_., (fll.l Chevrolet Monte Carlo, Mini ~· 7ol0-367-71t6. Seniq ........ c.-. ues CaU ,..._ r.t.nulloll 2155. sees. 740·448· 992·9ll0 or IU.ml 191!16 CJ7 6 Cylinder, 4 Speed , ':lard Top, 14,600, 740-245·9443. 1986 Trans -Am 350, AutOmati c, Good Condition, S1.995 . 740· · 44lHl390. JACKS ROOFING 1987 Nlssan 200 SX·SE . Phone: & (ONSTRUOION (30'1167H034. New Roofs • Repairs • Coating • Gutters • Siding • Drywall • Painting • Plumbing Free Estimates 1988 Park Avenue . Nice Shape. $3,500, 080 740·388·9788. 1!89 Beretta With 'engine 55 ,000 Miles, $2,300, 740·256-6032. 1991 Plymouth Laser RS, Loaded. 107,000 Miles, $3,600 OBO: 1985 Toyota 4 Runner 4 WD, loaded, Rough, $1,500 OBO. 740·446· 1 I 446-2342 992-2156 675--1 333 ~962 . 1992 Cavalier R!S 821< $3.195; 1991 Cavalie r 84K· $2,695; 1989 Cutlass Supreme 79K "$2,495; 1989 Pontiac 6000LE 4 Doors, 96K $1 ,795; Other Front Wheel Drive Cars And Pick-Ups, Cook Motor-s, 741)-446-0103. 1992 Ford Probe GL 4 Cylinder 5 S peed, CD Pla~er A/C, $3,500 , 740-388·B886. 1993 Ford Probe Automatic Windows, Locks, Red s Speed, $3,200, 740-367-7754. 1993 Saturn SL2 , 4 door, 4 cylin· der, .automatlc, 68,426 miles, l&al with tari interior, asking $4900. 740·992-15Q6 days or 740-9492644 evenings and weekends. 1994 Z-34 lumina, SELF Joseph Jacks 740·992·2068 1JOO.OO 1·mo. pd. 21810Bahan Roed 740t.l-2217 Slzal'x10' to 10' X 30' Open: ..... • I .. Houra 7:00AM · I PM ............ Pomeroy Eagles Club Bingo On Thursdays AT8:30 P.M. Mlln St., Pomeray,()H' Paying $80.00 per g. . . $300.00 Coverall 1500.00 Stlrburat Progi'IIIIV11 tbp llnl. Uc.' CJ0.60 11NMIII ~ubllc Ing $5000; 740·992·1506 days or ' t 997 Dodge lnlrepld, 3.5 V-6, 59,633 miles, maroon with gray Interior, cruise , recovered theft, asking $7700 , 740·992· 1506· days or 740-949-2644 evenings Where the DillS ANI tallic with dark pewter leather, right front lender damage, S1 4,1 oo. 740· 992- 1506 days, 740-949·2644 OM!sfweekends. 1999 ·Chavy Cavalier. While. 2 Drs, 5 .Spd ., Am/Fm Cassette, AI C. Rear Defrost. 1 .9~ miles. Ask· lng $8,250.00 Obo. 740·256-1,01 1 93 Cutlass Supreme 2 dr, 73.000mlles, real sharp $6500. 31)4.773-5840. CARS FROM t2V/MO. lm· pounds,/Aepos. Fee. $0 Down !24 Mos. 019.9o/o For Llsttngs 1·800.. 319·3323 X215jl. 720 Trucks for Sale 1979 Ford f ·1 50 4X4 . New En- gine. $2,000 Flrlil. (304)675·7196 After 5!30PM . 1988 Ford Ranger, 4 cl~.• 2 litar, good body & good motor, $1 .800; 1985 Ptymouttl Horizon, 2.2 liter, runs good, body In good shape , $850, 740-742·t049. 1989 Ford ·Pic k· Up Truck XLT Good Shape , $3,500, 740·446· 0899. 1993 Ford F·350 XLT 4x4, 7.3 Ll· trt Diesel Crew· Cab, A/C. Tilt , Crulae, Power Wlndo~s. Spray In Bedllner, 740-245-5815. 1993 Ford Rangllf Splash, 4 cyl, 5 sp., 90.000 milts, excellent condl· lion, $5900, 741)-992-1162 or 304· n a-5305. 730 Vans & 4·WDs '78 CJ.7, V-8 5 speed Jeep Rag top, 4WO, lor salt or trade for camper of eQual value, $3500, 803 Btownell Avenue, Mlddlepofl, Ohlo45760. 1953 Dodge M-37 Military Truck, 4 WO, Needs Motqr Work. $750, 7<10-379-9038. . Public Notice IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT, PROBATE DMSION MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO · IN THE MATTER OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS, PROBATE COURT MEIGS COUNTY, . OHIO Account• and vouchara· of the fqllowlng named flied In fiduciary haa the Probata Court, Mllga ·County, Ohio for approval ond uttlament. ESTATE NO. 27715- Third and Final Account of Gary W. Rupe, Guerdlan of the person and tlllle of Margie Jun Schuler, an Incompetent. · Unit.. txctpllona are Iliad thereto, llld ICCOUnt will be att for hearing before 11ld Court on the 28th day of february, 2000, at which time aald account will bl conalderad and conllnuad from day to day until nnolly dlepoaed 01. Any peroon lnteraatod may fila wrttten·exceptlon to uld occount or to mottoro pertaining to the execution of the truot, not le11 thon five deyo prior to the d81e 1111 for hearing. Robert E. Buck JUdge Common Pleas Court, Probate Dlvlllon Melga County, Ohio (1} 28 790 · 1978 Ford Bronco 4x4, $2850, 741)-949·3221. ' t987 Ford F·150, 4x4 , 300 4 Speed, Runs Good, Easy On Gaa, $4,000, 740·3711-2660. Campers & Motor Homes 1997 Palamino Shetland Pop-Up' Camper. (304)675-7910 .. SER VICES 1990 Mazda van, good body, am/ fm cassette, needs transmission work. 1500. 740-992·7612. 810 1991 4x4 S-10 Blazer, 2 door, 4.3 V·6, aulo. ac. $6300 OBO , 740· BASEMENT WATERPROOFING 742-2574. 1992 Dodge Ram 250 Diesel 314 ton pickup. 'exce llent S8QOO, 741)-992-5072. condition, 1992 Jeep-Wrangler, 4c~t . , AedJ New Top/Muffler. Amer.Racing Wheel , 68,437mlles. Run/Looks Home Improvements Unconditional lifetime guarantee. Local references lurnlshed. Es· tabtiShed 1975. call 24 Hrs. (740) 446.0870, 1·800·287-0576. Rogers Waterproofing. · Good. $7,000. 080.(3041675 · 6722. Ask lor Riehle. Appliance Parts And Service: All Name Brands Over 25 Yeara E1t· perlence All Work Guaranteed , 1993 F·350 Ford 4•4, Diesel XLT. Automatic ,, PW, Pl . 740·388· 8796. French Clt{Maylag, 740· 448· n9s. · 1994 Ford F·150, 4x4, 6 cyl., 5 sp. , needs some work, 15500 OBO, 741)-742·2574. 1994 GMC Jlmm~. 4Door, 4·W· Drive. Loaded, High Mileage, Ek· cellant Condition . $7999. (304ft75-7948 belore 9PM. 1997 ·ford Expedition 4 WD 40,000 Miles. Excellent Condition, . ' $24,1100, 74D-367-tl219. ' . 740 . Motorcycle• '92 Polaris 250 4· whooler, $800 or trade for dlctnl car, .740.742· 2999. 760 Auto Ptlrts & AcCeSiorl81 dudglt Priced Tranamlntona All Typea. Acceu To Over 10,000 Tranemtnlons, CVC Jolnt1, 740· 245-sen. C&C . General Home ~aln­ tenence- Painting , vinyl siding, carpentry, doors, windowa,' baths, mObile h0f118 repair and more. For koe osllmele call Chet, 740·992· 8323. SAVE TIME AND MONEY SHOP THE CIASSIFIEDS! Public Notice on!)', . The 1bovt dNcrlptlon w•• prepiJtd from en .actu,al .aurvl)' made on•the ·20th day Of Auguet, 111112, .c. ·Thlimu Smith, Ohio Public Notice TO DEFENDANT JAM PUBUC NOTICE EGRI, AND, IF DECEAS The VIllage of Rutlond HIS UNKN!)WN SU d•lraa to recolvt aoalad ' SPOUSE, AND/OR HEI bide for the · following WHOSE RESIDENCe I vehlole which the Vllloge UNKNOWN, COURT wlahll ,tp dltpenll. A 1171 COMMON PLEAS, MEIO hlvy Chaull Cab Bidding COUNTY, OHIO I otart 81 1400.00, ' . MEIGS COUNTY 11alad blda ahall ba COURTHOUSE received .In the VIllage SECOND STREET office• at P.O. BoM 420, POMEROY, OH 487811 IN MEIGS COUNTY COURT RuUand, Ohio 45'178 on or before Februory s, 2000. OF COMMON PLEAS The . Rutland Vlll•a• POMEROY, OHIO reaervea the right .to reJect lAVERN JORDAN, any or 111 blda. · and . . The VIllage Of Rutland MARY JORDAN, . (1) 25, 27, 28,3 tc PLAINTFFS, vs. Notice · pine 8t 1 dlotance of 30.00 faet and 11 a dlat1nc1 of 355.58 twt and GOIIIG a total dlatance Of ~ue ,_. to 1 point In tha 1 co~terllne of Townahlp Raitdl272; Thence olong eald centerline North ... 25' 51" Eeet a dl1lllnce of 175.02 twt to 1 point; -~•rtn ce Southleav 1n, . ~1 1~ 41 3 1 32 c-..a 1 ne Eaet paulng lhru Ill". Iron plna at • dlelllnco of 20.00 feet . and 11 a dl•t•nce 242.21 fMI ..,.t going 1 total dletance .of :172.211 feat tp the prh)clpal polnl of beginning conllllillllll 1.()0 mare or, leu, oubleet to 111. ltlfllll NHmlllllll and rlghlll· or·-Y· •••rlnga 1are •••U..-~d 1nd 1ra 1 ~or the determination · of ••alta 740-949-2644 evenings and wee- 17000 miles, auto, cd, sliver me· · Drywall, Siding, Roots, Addl.· lions. Painting. lie. (30ol)874· 4623 or(304f674-0155. Livingston's Basement Water Proofing , 111 b111man1 rtpalra done. free estlmatll, liFetime guarantee. 12yra on Job e•perl~ once. 13041895-38t7. 840 Electrical and Refrigeration St. Rt. 7 Tupper I .Pl8ial, OH Eleclrlcal, WV000308, 304-6751786. z • . ~EIU J 9 Q 10 9 DID , 'ICtJ WNff 1Q fl'1 KQI098S Ail TPII Sun 1 pm GUN SHOOT SHOOTING MATCH 20 gauge- 12 gauge &410 Legion ~rm on Bailey Run Rd; . Everyone Welcome to put m8ot on the table ROBERT ·HOMAN, ET AL Including JAMES C. EGRI, Public Notice whou · reeldence In, unknown. Ceu No.III-CV-0111 Notice Of Sale Judge Fred w. Crow, Ill By virtue of an Order of NOTICE · Sale laaued out of the Pl1lntlffa · have brought common Pleaa Court of thle acUori namlil(l you ai llhlia County, Ohio, In ~e one Of the Dellndantaln the cou of the Home National above·rilmtd Court by Bahk, Plaintiff, va. Chrtatle filing their Complllnt on D. llartlmua flee Chrlatl D. June 21, 1111111. Henalay, at 11,. Dmndanta, The obJect of the upon a Judgment thartln Complllnt Ia to partition rendered, being Ca• No. re11 ealllte In which you 1111-CV-12 l.n uld Court, I Will own an undlvklld INctlonal olfltr for aalt at the front lnttrtll, aald rul tllatt door of the Couohouae In being ·generally deacrlbld ·PomtrOy, . Mala• County, aa S7. 118 acrea, In Section Ohio, on the 11th d"Y of ·28, Columbia Townehlp, l"abrulry, 2000, 11 1D:OO Mllgl County, Ohio. 1.m., the folloWing 1-•· and mobile You are required to tanementa home, located 54745 en1wer tha Complaint Curti• Hollowat Road, within 28 daye aflllr the laat· Ratdevllle, OH 45772. . A publication of'lhla notlco, legal deac!lptlon which will be · publlahtd complete once IICh Wllk fOr IIX of . the real 'tllllll la 11 . tUCCIMive Wllkl, lnd the followl: Iaing a pan of a 50 acre 1111 publication will ·be mot:e or len trect of land mode on 2·28, 2000. trenaferrtd to George and · Your ana- mull be flied Margoret Buckley aa with thl Clerk Of Court and ~1d In DHd Book 2!f11 aerved on couneel for II Page 1113, ~~e~ta County Plalntllfa: Herman A. R.-der'e Qftloe, Melga ca..On,SOWASH,CA~SON County, ,Ohio, aleo bel11g • FERRIER, ~ N. College part of*' ICrt 'Lot No. 120, Slrllt, Athena, Ohio 41701: Townahlp-3-Nonh, R•na• In of ¥0111' _I~ Ill an1wer or odl•rwlae . NIIIOII<Iae permltiMI by the enof more Ptlrllculerly Ohio Rul.. of , Chill d-rilled·.a follow: Prcotdura · w~hln the time leglliillng lit an tlldlllng ....... ~ bY. dlllult 'P:K. mall found In the will be . - - - aplnat you centerline of 111111 Route for the r81111 demandad In 1124 filing the .,.orthweat comer of a 1.00 acre 1110111 "" ComplllnL . · ·LmV .,_ilotr lo~ Ieee tract •• Nc:ordld In · Clark Of COurt of cOmmOn Died llook 221 at Paa• eat; . Pilei Thence along eald llllfl• COUnty, Ohio Olillerllnllouth II' 11" 11. lllalgl County Coui'1IIOUII Weal a dlatanct of 131.00 . twt to il pol111; "-o)', QH~ , Thaqd .leaving · aald (1} 21, 21, (lil4, 11, '1.. 21, CII!Wrllnt North ~1 1 28' 31" ltc Weal pauii)G thN 1111" Iron · : BARNEY I I /2" Water Pipe. · $41.00 per hundred fl. West North I• 2+ · z• Pus brown 54 Tallia Idly 14- 55~ 11 Alrtlnt Info 17 Yatt ' 111 20 Orbit point Piper51 Fcwmerty, foonlll'ly 57 I'Npa- ,...u tllllre 28 Lick up 27 Coildinaecl DOWN 1 _,_.,.. moiiiUN (handbook} . ' 32 , _ 2 Circular tent 3 Mental Image Signori! 35 11118 38 Clairvoyance (abbr.} 37 edible lu'* 4 Gungrp. · 5 Precloua II Gymnaat Korbut 11 llelglum rtvw atone ' I Cook'anMd 7 GlvlaaHnt I -Of IMming 39 Recadad 12 Cincinnati -~AN' PINK II BUCK AN' . BLUE It . Dfi"IL 50Yrs. Combined Experience Honest &\,Reliable Free Estimates Senior Citizens .Discount I WICK•s "flO :f~~~K~&~E~A=RN~E~S~T------~·--------~~----------~--~ and · ft2·191t5 667·7.U1 L..:;.::.;_ l-OOk, Tttf ENT I rtf Pi.AI'IfT IS YANI' I1'1, / . rJO»>I'I ON ME ~ITtt · EXCfiVfiTI"G Ail' ACCfl-E,ATION OF . Tt41,TY~T¥10 fftr PErt 5etOHI> 5QUA,ep, ANI> IT'S !!] FAUl-T TtiAT l. Wf16tl $0 MlJGt11f Haullng•Umestone*Gravet . Public Notice S~d"Topsoll*fill Dlrt"M,ulch . Bulldozer Services Profutlonal · Surveyor H844. Rlferenca Dlld: Volume 28, Ptlflll 117, Melga County Olllclal Recorda, .' Tha above deaort- real aat81e hu been 11algntd · Audltor'e Parcel Number <»- (740) ltZ-3470. ' .ALLUL·· 110228.001. Alao a 1173 Torch mobile homa, I.D. ,..141310, Ohio Ctrllflcate of THII ~1151. Cellular Jeft Warner Ins. .992-5479 Property Addrete: 54748 Curtla Hollow Road, · RHCiaviHe, OH 48772 Real Ell1t1 Apprelaad ,tl,t: $12,500.00. TIM real eltllll cannot biiOfd for leU thin • two-thlrde the apprllltd value. Tanne ot Sale: tO% down day. of aile, balance on 1 delivery of deed. Sold ·, IUbiiC( to ICCtllld r11f .------.-.. aatate. t•xe• 1nd mobile ' ' Ja"'" M, Soulaby 1 (14), 1 (21), 1 (21) 3T .. _,_,. .·• •. " ' Sales .Representative Ann9Uncement · I'{ I I ""'"" 21 Before lhle 22= - Eut Pus Pus tl- ' 23F holdef 24:;:r-lno ~ 25 Gaa 27 Smllr 21 Othenrlu ·• More than the bulls 21 Pamplona, in northeasteroi Spain, 'I..-1---143 Piece of la!ld, · is known worldwide for the running 44 Mtrk ltft by 1 wound .. of the bulls in July. Nol being a sup48 Subtle ]... porter of bullfighting, I was not keen · ..,..lillian · 47 Trickle to visit the town•.but I am .very hap- br-1-~~-.J...-­ 48 Small billa " py I did. It contains so many old soc..... buildings full of character, which ope 52 Car cannot eKperience in America. Also, its museum is wonderful, with arti· 53 Prickly · facls dating from pre-Roman times, 'Mid and paintings covering the whole his- · · tory of the town and surrounding area. · CELEBRITY CIPHER This .deal, which )Vas played in by Lule Campos Pamplona, appropriately revolves Ctilbrlty~CI= ...... CI'MIIed~cp :1 II Wbrt.rnoul )pel,ptlll.-.:i~ E.lc:h k\ l'ltelphlr IIMdllot . , . __ Todly'sGW: I ..... W around the red suits. How would you declare four hearts? West leads the diamond king, and East drops the IN' HE . 'DNHXLR, CYNOR RVCR jack. North would like to mention his· 'ZLXLSE' RVCR MNOSEM ZKAL spade suit, but he is too weak. Even D H N p' if you and your partner use the negK R' M NJLH : K CP DCH ative double (recommended!); North ., z C 0 H L S YCOCZZ DKSKIIVLE.' doesn't have enough strength. Bidding two hearts describes the hand PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "His lnftuence on my WOI1< and life Is long and deep." • · - Calvin and Hobbes's Bill WattaiSOII, Of Cha~ea M. Schulz. : well: limited strength 'with three or more hearts. · Given the expected 3-1 trump WDID split, you have three top losers: one IAMI '.· ' heart, one diamond and one club. You must avoid a second diamond loser. Roarronga loners of 1M You could try .to establish dummy's leur lcrombled words be· {, • spade suit, but that requires. an unlikelew to. form lour simple words. 4\']. ly 3-3 break. Instead , you should ruff your third diamond . in!~ .dummy. -·~·EYI RAD . , . However, a~ East is itching to over1 . ruff, you must be careful. .. . With this layout, if you win [he . first .Irick, you've had it -- try it·and II ;.:.n;l,:....;.l X E T~.. see. The right play is· to duck trick ....... . ' ...... I . ...... one. You win West's diamond continuation, cash two ro4nds bf trumps, then ruff your last diamond in .the dummy. Even if East could overruff, 0 it would be at the expense of his IE. Nl" HI 1 ' Whoever said there no La-+-+-+-+-+- -· I . ~',...,.I _ _ ,~,' '. w~s use crying over spilled milk obr--,,....,....,.-~--~.., viously ,said 'It back when milk "A . . · ;s Nowlleatln8 . .• _ _ _ _ . . UNSCRAMBlE V ANSWER anewnpaper 33795 Hiland R.d. dellnred directly to· , . . daar Pomeroy, Ohio 740~992·5212 Calllll-21• t!ltrVO 1 mo. pet. IFRIDAY .....,.. IIHYIAI'· -Ibm adillllond illmociiiiiiO ' . ..... lllnigM aJllumblng ·lloollng 0u11111 ••killa •VInrf8ldln(l I PllnllnO ofllllo • Pon:h Daclll lhbtll FORI I ,. quoted by filling In tho missing words . v.ou develop from !IIOP No. 3 below. • 1 I' I' 1 I' I' I' I' I 111111111 2 ·High & Dry Self-Storage . -II ::,:~ ·~~~ c~~:le ;_p. ;Eir:,8.:.:R,. :E:...;.II...:X;j""' I • 1 . .. '. ' SCUM LITS Ait!SWIRS Adjoin • Gorge • Yucca • Bottom - YOUR own GOOD I have never been able to understand why people can't tell you nice things for YOUR own GOOD. · JANUARY2BI ADM.-. Tnaetor a: FApaipiMIII P111111 Faetory Aatllorked <:-IH P111111 V.C. YOUNG Iii tt2·6J11 ~-Oh4o 22 yro •.Locill It y11 111 thl• Jiell . ..... IISSJLLIUILDIIS, EPa ...., '. l••v •••• hlf • HapPf llrt...ay ' lltC~ . New HOmea • VInyl .Siding • ~- Garagee •f'!eplacement Windows •RQOm Additions ·Rooilng . ~ ' J...., 19r 2000 . "!•w Constructio~ .& · Remodeling· Kl~ Cabinets- Vinyl SldlnaRoofl - Decks - oarases Free Eltllltlla COI·'aAI.·FREE ESnMATES 740.9~2~7~ 740-74~.J4U . Beyaillteeftl (No Sunday cans) ·www. . IO,IIT .• ISSIU I•<. HOWAIQ IIC~III•t CO. I' ~ -• 5:a • ·-I • COIIS1'1UCIIOI 0 · • Ntw Hom• • Gll'lflllll • - ~ · fletnclde!lnt ~ .._fiRIE ...:........-.. ' 111 11473 ~ ,: .....,.. , ..::.:.:;:;.:.: ·' ~· . ' • S.l'olk.. Houae &: TraDer Sites • . stop • Com . -·-r----.-· • BvH-·& BaeldaDe ,i Land Clearing • Gradlr!g ~s,..,_"' ... _ _____ f/iiiiiMt . (7401 ttJ-IUI · I •' j . . -' . ...;., " .J' ...... •• ;'J ' • ( . ' quick u ,you ""r'ableto grasp things be turned urpiihd for lhe·l>etter. Oet~ as easily. Makina another feel inad~·. ' lhinss-rollini.as soon a possible. ,;. equate further l'!)llribiiS one:s cogni; Satul'day, Jan. ~~~' 2000 •. · , ·. TAURUS (Arrii ,20-May 20) To'' live skills. ' J. . . •· . You'~ ·ln a cycle in the year'llhead insu~ s1111llllf1er ~•ultstoda>;. di~uS.~ · LIBRA (Si:pt..23;0ct. 2~) Follo)V ' wjlere'it'sliine to elevate your siJhls joint efftJI.I.' in dct~il wilh your, m~te; ll: . your instincts today and you'll have · •· socially, financially and carcerwisc. , zood clianc:es fot; some.type tif ocqui-. partner or le~mates be(<?fe t~ing •.' , Oqft 't be salisrJed with the italus quo action. With heads toaell)cr.~your . . .aition. You have an innate. l<1110k •• ~ any lonp. . , .. goils can be ~alized. ··., '•4 . lhis.lime f..- dealing wilh' thina• of l AQU'~RIUS (Jan/ 20-Feb. 1 19) GEMI~I (May 21.-June 20) Being Y~l · vilue. · ' · .• ( Enter into competitive titualions prdduclivq is wh~t will aive you lhq ,.. ' SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) .: today knowing 1~ ·odds fave)r.those greatest lcclinas of gratiO~ation · •'!>· Doll't interpret concentrating "" · : .who believe· in themselveo. when today. Dun"t WilSie. lol or till)C on . endeavors lhat ~or imp<irtllllt:e ttl " yoil ·rCalize this. you can capitali!'O on ,. it ond till the lables in your favor. Try- • · frivolous pursuits. Gel down lo lfusi- \"'. · you as representlna selfish !JChlvior ness on wlwt reallY. coun,.. . ' ;l I'I"Af· You must~oncentrote on what ~ ina to P!lldl up a broken '!'ma~e? ·: . CANCER (June ~l·lul~ 22) Oe,t- · you wan,! in onlefto ~plish)'our , ' The As~ro- Grap!l Matdmlakor C4n . II. · , . 1 ! help youi unckjSialld w\lai' to. do 10 · 1 , tlliJ , uplt~ht and he<:~nunw . ten'"' l ~ , tooay. especially over ~nentials, · SAOITI:ARIUS (Nov. , 23-DcC. ''· ; mate die- rel~tio~p wOrk. Miil · ~ I) The~~ way tO work ihlap Dill ··1~ , 1 $2., to Metchmaker, c/o this news- ., . difhi' your effeclivette~ ..Try ~to take Yt;'l'r<elr, others ·or sociahilnJ ;'" today is to off by yourselfwhere ~ pape!, RO. Box 1758, Murrar Hill too seroi\U~IY,· . .(J yoif•oan fi~ the aolllude ~~ to ! Station, )\lew Y9rk, NY' 10156; sort out what need.• iobe 'fijured oui PISCll$ (Feb. 2()-Marth 20} ~ . .-.' LEO (July 23-Auc. 22) Don'tlet , the \ndiffc..,nce or othe" innucn<;c . wilhnui interrup(iool or disii'IICtiun•, < ·~ fonnul•.for success, is alwaya. ''Yet.;.~, · your ·lll~ntl~ t9 de\lils today. You ·· .Cj'\PRICORN (Dec. 2~-Jan . ,19)A · '.' I can do it." However, today this Is mighl bc "able lo prOfit from some·. srrillc and a kind word lo, all wilh ~·doubt); lrue for you. Think polilivelhi"l your .eye ·Cliches which is , ,u wh~m you're involvCd'lodny aencr- , ~ ly about yourself, aDd odlon will • • ale~ repaymc!d in the· same caill l>f tolllly omlookcd- ~ otlten: ' . . 1inslantly follow ouot, VIROO (AU,: 23--Sepi, 22) Be tolr the realm. Paop!e in 1ei!CI'III react to · I A.lti5S(MIIth2PApril19}~th ' aUt~ nodfb!ICNt ,--~tbuy. - - ~ cOf .._ wh! .., ~ behavior lit ~itid . a mouer iluit,lnvulvcs .;..O!her co;,ld .. .. al"''· • au '*" ' ... ' . '• ~ ........,..,.... I~==~0 _ YOU•s . (IINmi.,.CI · 41 Klncfofllltlll· . 42Nub ' I'' r ~, Unculltv- ~ 31 ~rswlne .: 33 Mill awana • . 38 Exlet . ~ 40 Sonaa for two s BINGO RUTLAND,;,OHIO GUAIWITEED 60 A GAMI, OYER 10 I PfOPLE 10 AGAME, OVER 99 PEOPU . 99.00 AGAME. STAIIUIST $1150.00 AND . poem - 1 I I I' I I . . 0 Larry Schey AMERICAN lEGION POS1'467 ., 0 Stop In And Sec 1 Steve Riffle · llooM-L .1ae'-... 20 llkllcan By Phillip Alder PWMBinCI · 13 Colllctot'a · · •·11- 111m · Opening,lead: •K '' I BET YO'RE · TICKLED . & WED. DOORS OPEN AT4:30GAM8 START AT 6:30 If anybody 5ee5 tliis . nice /ooliin9 lad on Jan . l9th, wish him a· Jf9m mt 'B,irtli~ay. ..Co.ve, .Miim, 'Dad, Cliristit, Jed, Je55lca South 45 l'J'oubll 411S.,.yee 51-.JI 34 AclreH Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: South Puzzle 45 By b!rlh 12~= looda 30M,_ ~ etc. 111-,TIUI 10 AclreH • !0 8 7 6 • • QJ 9 Pus 42~Pittt 23Pol-• t A 4 3' n · 1 Competlnfl Eu& .. Q 10 • 5 • J 8 • J 8 South •A7 •AK752 nr COVERALL MON . . ' 40 SIMpy, Doc. eo..,T_ • 7 • K 53 : WNIGH 01' MV ACROSS 15~ •K&f32 ••• 3 • TAL.K I'BOUT? 9:00..12:00 Saturay 740-985·3813 Spri1Jhnlop•••t · SfMCIII \ l Ot·:IHII No CNdlt • Slow Credit • Blnlcruptcy Repo • DIVOt ded . ._,.,ltrwt Residential or commerctal wiring, new IBniiCI or rtp~~lfl . Matter U· ctnltd electrician . Ridenour '• CRIIrr PRDILIMI???. ::::"'cOu::ra..::: Jlmt Drywall I Construction. New Construction & Remodel/ • . 1184 Mustang converlibl8, 3.8 V6 automatic, 53, 716 miles, lell · front damage, asking $5300; 1t95 Ford Mustang V-6 automatic , 37,000 miles, front damage, ask· lng $3300; HUll Mustang GT convertible, 4.6 V-8 automatic, 41, 641 miles, lett front damage, ask- 1996 P.onllac Flreblrd Trans-Am. . 8:00-4:30 WMkaya AO\MC&) . _ Bmlllll. INC. 59,000 and weekends. .,.,: 7401111.13 . 4" tllru 41"' PIMtlc CuW In 8lo ~k Full !..1M Of W.lw Sto.'lge Tanka· llptlc I C._,., Tlllkl S.W.r Plpl: 3" thru a•, 0.. Pipe I Regullit1n Miles: 1 Owner. (304)~75-6457 . kends. ,...,..... Pfllne. '*- II. Ill. 1 R8clne, Ohio 41771 3801 . Escort, I&W PWTICS I l l SUPPLY PHILLIP ALDER CrOIIWOrd 5 .,.. ·..·· .. •. ' • �) • " / Page B 4 • The Dilly Sentinel 'Frldliy, Jllnuary 28, 2000 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio • ' The Dally Sentinel • P~ge 8 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio NEA 71 0 Autoa lor Sat. CARS $100, SIIOO I. UP. POUCE lt,IPOUND. Hondt'l Toyoll'l, Cntvya, Jtflll, AAcl Sport Utili· tlea. Call Nowl 100·772·7470; EXT. '1132. lladJ b-ar' I ' Soudm~Di.,-1 t973 Rod Plymoulh Satellite 383 Motor, Automatic, Runt Grtan a.soo oeo. r..o-256-t233. .. .,.... ... ............ , t980-~ Hondaa From $28/Mo., 1 - • 1 0 Down, 24 Months 0 1.8.9% Usdngs, 800-3111-3323 Ext. ql c_., (fll.l Chevrolet Monte Carlo, Mini ~· 7ol0-367-71t6. Seniq ........ c.-. ues CaU ,..._ r.t.nulloll 2155. sees. 740·448· 992·9ll0 or IU.ml 191!16 CJ7 6 Cylinder, 4 Speed , ':lard Top, 14,600, 740-245·9443. 1986 Trans -Am 350, AutOmati c, Good Condition, S1.995 . 740· · 44lHl390. JACKS ROOFING 1987 Nlssan 200 SX·SE . Phone: & (ONSTRUOION (30'1167H034. New Roofs • Repairs • Coating • Gutters • Siding • Drywall • Painting • Plumbing Free Estimates 1988 Park Avenue . Nice Shape. $3,500, 080 740·388·9788. 1!89 Beretta With 'engine 55 ,000 Miles, $2,300, 740·256-6032. 1991 Plymouth Laser RS, Loaded. 107,000 Miles, $3,600 OBO: 1985 Toyota 4 Runner 4 WD, loaded, Rough, $1,500 OBO. 740·446· 1 I 446-2342 992-2156 675--1 333 ~962 . 1992 Cavalier R!S 821< $3.195; 1991 Cavalie r 84K· $2,695; 1989 Cutlass Supreme 79K "$2,495; 1989 Pontiac 6000LE 4 Doors, 96K $1 ,795; Other Front Wheel Drive Cars And Pick-Ups, Cook Motor-s, 741)-446-0103. 1992 Ford Probe GL 4 Cylinder 5 S peed, CD Pla~er A/C, $3,500 , 740-388·B886. 1993 Ford Probe Automatic Windows, Locks, Red s Speed, $3,200, 740-367-7754. 1993 Saturn SL2 , 4 door, 4 cylin· der, .automatlc, 68,426 miles, l&al with tari interior, asking $4900. 740·992-15Q6 days or 740-9492644 evenings and weekends. 1994 Z-34 lumina, SELF Joseph Jacks 740·992·2068 1JOO.OO 1·mo. pd. 21810Bahan Roed 740t.l-2217 Slzal'x10' to 10' X 30' Open: ..... • I .. Houra 7:00AM · I PM ............ Pomeroy Eagles Club Bingo On Thursdays AT8:30 P.M. Mlln St., Pomeray,()H' Paying $80.00 per g. . . $300.00 Coverall 1500.00 Stlrburat Progi'IIIIV11 tbp llnl. Uc.' CJ0.60 11NMIII ~ubllc Ing $5000; 740·992·1506 days or ' t 997 Dodge lnlrepld, 3.5 V-6, 59,633 miles, maroon with gray Interior, cruise , recovered theft, asking $7700 , 740·992· 1506· days or 740-949-2644 evenings Where the DillS ANI tallic with dark pewter leather, right front lender damage, S1 4,1 oo. 740· 992- 1506 days, 740-949·2644 OM!sfweekends. 1999 ·Chavy Cavalier. While. 2 Drs, 5 .Spd ., Am/Fm Cassette, AI C. Rear Defrost. 1 .9~ miles. Ask· lng $8,250.00 Obo. 740·256-1,01 1 93 Cutlass Supreme 2 dr, 73.000mlles, real sharp $6500. 31)4.773-5840. CARS FROM t2V/MO. lm· pounds,/Aepos. Fee. $0 Down !24 Mos. 019.9o/o For Llsttngs 1·800.. 319·3323 X215jl. 720 Trucks for Sale 1979 Ford f ·1 50 4X4 . New En- gine. $2,000 Flrlil. (304)675·7196 After 5!30PM . 1988 Ford Ranger, 4 cl~.• 2 litar, good body & good motor, $1 .800; 1985 Ptymouttl Horizon, 2.2 liter, runs good, body In good shape , $850, 740-742·t049. 1989 Ford ·Pic k· Up Truck XLT Good Shape , $3,500, 740·446· 0899. 1993 Ford F·350 XLT 4x4, 7.3 Ll· trt Diesel Crew· Cab, A/C. Tilt , Crulae, Power Wlndo~s. Spray In Bedllner, 740-245-5815. 1993 Ford Rangllf Splash, 4 cyl, 5 sp., 90.000 milts, excellent condl· lion, $5900, 741)-992-1162 or 304· n a-5305. 730 Vans & 4·WDs '78 CJ.7, V-8 5 speed Jeep Rag top, 4WO, lor salt or trade for camper of eQual value, $3500, 803 Btownell Avenue, Mlddlepofl, Ohlo45760. 1953 Dodge M-37 Military Truck, 4 WO, Needs Motqr Work. $750, 7<10-379-9038. . Public Notice IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT, PROBATE DMSION MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO · IN THE MATTER OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS, PROBATE COURT MEIGS COUNTY, . OHIO Account• and vouchara· of the fqllowlng named flied In fiduciary haa the Probata Court, Mllga ·County, Ohio for approval ond uttlament. ESTATE NO. 27715- Third and Final Account of Gary W. Rupe, Guerdlan of the person and tlllle of Margie Jun Schuler, an Incompetent. · Unit.. txctpllona are Iliad thereto, llld ICCOUnt will be att for hearing before 11ld Court on the 28th day of february, 2000, at which time aald account will bl conalderad and conllnuad from day to day until nnolly dlepoaed 01. Any peroon lnteraatod may fila wrttten·exceptlon to uld occount or to mottoro pertaining to the execution of the truot, not le11 thon five deyo prior to the d81e 1111 for hearing. Robert E. Buck JUdge Common Pleas Court, Probate Dlvlllon Melga County, Ohio (1} 28 790 · 1978 Ford Bronco 4x4, $2850, 741)-949·3221. ' t987 Ford F·150, 4x4 , 300 4 Speed, Runs Good, Easy On Gaa, $4,000, 740·3711-2660. Campers & Motor Homes 1997 Palamino Shetland Pop-Up' Camper. (304)675-7910 .. SER VICES 1990 Mazda van, good body, am/ fm cassette, needs transmission work. 1500. 740-992·7612. 810 1991 4x4 S-10 Blazer, 2 door, 4.3 V·6, aulo. ac. $6300 OBO , 740· BASEMENT WATERPROOFING 742-2574. 1992 Dodge Ram 250 Diesel 314 ton pickup. 'exce llent S8QOO, 741)-992-5072. condition, 1992 Jeep-Wrangler, 4c~t . , AedJ New Top/Muffler. Amer.Racing Wheel , 68,437mlles. Run/Looks Home Improvements Unconditional lifetime guarantee. Local references lurnlshed. Es· tabtiShed 1975. call 24 Hrs. (740) 446.0870, 1·800·287-0576. Rogers Waterproofing. · Good. $7,000. 080.(3041675 · 6722. Ask lor Riehle. Appliance Parts And Service: All Name Brands Over 25 Yeara E1t· perlence All Work Guaranteed , 1993 F·350 Ford 4•4, Diesel XLT. Automatic ,, PW, Pl . 740·388· 8796. French Clt{Maylag, 740· 448· n9s. · 1994 Ford F·150, 4x4, 6 cyl., 5 sp. , needs some work, 15500 OBO, 741)-742·2574. 1994 GMC Jlmm~. 4Door, 4·W· Drive. Loaded, High Mileage, Ek· cellant Condition . $7999. (304ft75-7948 belore 9PM. 1997 ·ford Expedition 4 WD 40,000 Miles. Excellent Condition, . ' $24,1100, 74D-367-tl219. ' . 740 . Motorcycle• '92 Polaris 250 4· whooler, $800 or trade for dlctnl car, .740.742· 2999. 760 Auto Ptlrts & AcCeSiorl81 dudglt Priced Tranamlntona All Typea. Acceu To Over 10,000 Tranemtnlons, CVC Jolnt1, 740· 245-sen. C&C . General Home ~aln­ tenence- Painting , vinyl siding, carpentry, doors, windowa,' baths, mObile h0f118 repair and more. For koe osllmele call Chet, 740·992· 8323. SAVE TIME AND MONEY SHOP THE CIASSIFIEDS! Public Notice on!)', . The 1bovt dNcrlptlon w•• prepiJtd from en .actu,al .aurvl)' made on•the ·20th day Of Auguet, 111112, .c. ·Thlimu Smith, Ohio Public Notice TO DEFENDANT JAM PUBUC NOTICE EGRI, AND, IF DECEAS The VIllage of Rutlond HIS UNKN!)WN SU d•lraa to recolvt aoalad ' SPOUSE, AND/OR HEI bide for the · following WHOSE RESIDENCe I vehlole which the Vllloge UNKNOWN, COURT wlahll ,tp dltpenll. A 1171 COMMON PLEAS, MEIO hlvy Chaull Cab Bidding COUNTY, OHIO I otart 81 1400.00, ' . MEIGS COUNTY 11alad blda ahall ba COURTHOUSE received .In the VIllage SECOND STREET office• at P.O. BoM 420, POMEROY, OH 487811 IN MEIGS COUNTY COURT RuUand, Ohio 45'178 on or before Februory s, 2000. OF COMMON PLEAS The . Rutland Vlll•a• POMEROY, OHIO reaervea the right .to reJect lAVERN JORDAN, any or 111 blda. · and . . The VIllage Of Rutland MARY JORDAN, . (1) 25, 27, 28,3 tc PLAINTFFS, vs. Notice · pine 8t 1 dlotance of 30.00 faet and 11 a dlat1nc1 of 355.58 twt and GOIIIG a total dlatance Of ~ue ,_. to 1 point In tha 1 co~terllne of Townahlp Raitdl272; Thence olong eald centerline North ... 25' 51" Eeet a dl1lllnce of 175.02 twt to 1 point; -~•rtn ce Southleav 1n, . ~1 1~ 41 3 1 32 c-..a 1 ne Eaet paulng lhru Ill". Iron plna at • dlelllnco of 20.00 feet . and 11 a dl•t•nce 242.21 fMI ..,.t going 1 total dletance .of :172.211 feat tp the prh)clpal polnl of beginning conllllillllll 1.()0 mare or, leu, oubleet to 111. ltlfllll NHmlllllll and rlghlll· or·-Y· •••rlnga 1are •••U..-~d 1nd 1ra 1 ~or the determination · of ••alta 740-949-2644 evenings and wee- 17000 miles, auto, cd, sliver me· · Drywall, Siding, Roots, Addl.· lions. Painting. lie. (30ol)874· 4623 or(304f674-0155. Livingston's Basement Water Proofing , 111 b111man1 rtpalra done. free estlmatll, liFetime guarantee. 12yra on Job e•perl~ once. 13041895-38t7. 840 Electrical and Refrigeration St. Rt. 7 Tupper I .Pl8ial, OH Eleclrlcal, WV000308, 304-6751786. z • . ~EIU J 9 Q 10 9 DID , 'ICtJ WNff 1Q fl'1 KQI098S Ail TPII Sun 1 pm GUN SHOOT SHOOTING MATCH 20 gauge- 12 gauge &410 Legion ~rm on Bailey Run Rd; . Everyone Welcome to put m8ot on the table ROBERT ·HOMAN, ET AL Including JAMES C. EGRI, Public Notice whou · reeldence In, unknown. Ceu No.III-CV-0111 Notice Of Sale Judge Fred w. Crow, Ill By virtue of an Order of NOTICE · Sale laaued out of the Pl1lntlffa · have brought common Pleaa Court of thle acUori namlil(l you ai llhlia County, Ohio, In ~e one Of the Dellndantaln the cou of the Home National above·rilmtd Court by Bahk, Plaintiff, va. Chrtatle filing their Complllnt on D. llartlmua flee Chrlatl D. June 21, 1111111. Henalay, at 11,. Dmndanta, The obJect of the upon a Judgment thartln Complllnt Ia to partition rendered, being Ca• No. re11 ealllte In which you 1111-CV-12 l.n uld Court, I Will own an undlvklld INctlonal olfltr for aalt at the front lnttrtll, aald rul tllatt door of the Couohouae In being ·generally deacrlbld ·PomtrOy, . Mala• County, aa S7. 118 acrea, In Section Ohio, on the 11th d"Y of ·28, Columbia Townehlp, l"abrulry, 2000, 11 1D:OO Mllgl County, Ohio. 1.m., the folloWing 1-•· and mobile You are required to tanementa home, located 54745 en1wer tha Complaint Curti• Hollowat Road, within 28 daye aflllr the laat· Ratdevllle, OH 45772. . A publication of'lhla notlco, legal deac!lptlon which will be · publlahtd complete once IICh Wllk fOr IIX of . the real 'tllllll la 11 . tUCCIMive Wllkl, lnd the followl: Iaing a pan of a 50 acre 1111 publication will ·be mot:e or len trect of land mode on 2·28, 2000. trenaferrtd to George and · Your ana- mull be flied Margoret Buckley aa with thl Clerk Of Court and ~1d In DHd Book 2!f11 aerved on couneel for II Page 1113, ~~e~ta County Plalntllfa: Herman A. R.-der'e Qftloe, Melga ca..On,SOWASH,CA~SON County, ,Ohio, aleo bel11g • FERRIER, ~ N. College part of*' ICrt 'Lot No. 120, Slrllt, Athena, Ohio 41701: Townahlp-3-Nonh, R•na• In of ¥0111' _I~ Ill an1wer or odl•rwlae . NIIIOII<Iae permltiMI by the enof more Ptlrllculerly Ohio Rul.. of , Chill d-rilled·.a follow: Prcotdura · w~hln the time leglliillng lit an tlldlllng ....... ~ bY. dlllult 'P:K. mall found In the will be . - - - aplnat you centerline of 111111 Route for the r81111 demandad In 1124 filing the .,.orthweat comer of a 1.00 acre 1110111 "" ComplllnL . · ·LmV .,_ilotr lo~ Ieee tract •• Nc:ordld In · Clark Of COurt of cOmmOn Died llook 221 at Paa• eat; . Pilei Thence along eald llllfl• COUnty, Ohio Olillerllnllouth II' 11" 11. lllalgl County Coui'1IIOUII Weal a dlatanct of 131.00 . twt to il pol111; "-o)', QH~ , Thaqd .leaving · aald (1} 21, 21, (lil4, 11, '1.. 21, CII!Wrllnt North ~1 1 28' 31" ltc Weal pauii)G thN 1111" Iron · : BARNEY I I /2" Water Pipe. · $41.00 per hundred fl. West North I• 2+ · z• Pus brown 54 Tallia Idly 14- 55~ 11 Alrtlnt Info 17 Yatt ' 111 20 Orbit point Piper51 Fcwmerty, foonlll'ly 57 I'Npa- ,...u tllllre 28 Lick up 27 Coildinaecl DOWN 1 _,_.,.. moiiiUN (handbook} . ' 32 , _ 2 Circular tent 3 Mental Image Signori! 35 11118 38 Clairvoyance (abbr.} 37 edible lu'* 4 Gungrp. · 5 Precloua II Gymnaat Korbut 11 llelglum rtvw atone ' I Cook'anMd 7 GlvlaaHnt I -Of IMming 39 Recadad 12 Cincinnati -~AN' PINK II BUCK AN' . BLUE It . Dfi"IL 50Yrs. Combined Experience Honest &\,Reliable Free Estimates Senior Citizens .Discount I WICK•s "flO :f~~~K~&~E~A=RN~E~S~T------~·--------~~----------~--~ and · ft2·191t5 667·7.U1 L..:;.::.;_ l-OOk, Tttf ENT I rtf Pi.AI'IfT IS YANI' I1'1, / . rJO»>I'I ON ME ~ITtt · EXCfiVfiTI"G Ail' ACCfl-E,ATION OF . Tt41,TY~T¥10 fftr PErt 5etOHI> 5QUA,ep, ANI> IT'S !!] FAUl-T TtiAT l. Wf16tl $0 MlJGt11f Haullng•Umestone*Gravet . Public Notice S~d"Topsoll*fill Dlrt"M,ulch . Bulldozer Services Profutlonal · Surveyor H844. Rlferenca Dlld: Volume 28, Ptlflll 117, Melga County Olllclal Recorda, .' Tha above deaort- real aat81e hu been 11algntd · Audltor'e Parcel Number <»- (740) ltZ-3470. ' .ALLUL·· 110228.001. Alao a 1173 Torch mobile homa, I.D. ,..141310, Ohio Ctrllflcate of THII ~1151. Cellular Jeft Warner Ins. .992-5479 Property Addrete: 54748 Curtla Hollow Road, · RHCiaviHe, OH 48772 Real Ell1t1 Apprelaad ,tl,t: $12,500.00. TIM real eltllll cannot biiOfd for leU thin • two-thlrde the apprllltd value. Tanne ot Sale: tO% down day. of aile, balance on 1 delivery of deed. Sold ·, IUbiiC( to ICCtllld r11f .------.-.. aatate. t•xe• 1nd mobile ' ' Ja"'" M, Soulaby 1 (14), 1 (21), 1 (21) 3T .. _,_,. .·• •. " ' Sales .Representative Ann9Uncement · I'{ I I ""'"" 21 Before lhle 22= - Eut Pus Pus tl- ' 23F holdef 24:;:r-lno ~ 25 Gaa 27 Smllr 21 Othenrlu ·• More than the bulls 21 Pamplona, in northeasteroi Spain, 'I..-1---143 Piece of la!ld, · is known worldwide for the running 44 Mtrk ltft by 1 wound .. of the bulls in July. Nol being a sup48 Subtle ]... porter of bullfighting, I was not keen · ..,..lillian · 47 Trickle to visit the town•.but I am .very hap- br-1-~~-.J...-­ 48 Small billa " py I did. It contains so many old soc..... buildings full of character, which ope 52 Car cannot eKperience in America. Also, its museum is wonderful, with arti· 53 Prickly · facls dating from pre-Roman times, 'Mid and paintings covering the whole his- · · tory of the town and surrounding area. · CELEBRITY CIPHER This .deal, which )Vas played in by Lule Campos Pamplona, appropriately revolves Ctilbrlty~CI= ...... CI'MIIed~cp :1 II Wbrt.rnoul )pel,ptlll.-.:i~ E.lc:h k\ l'ltelphlr IIMdllot . , . __ Todly'sGW: I ..... W around the red suits. How would you declare four hearts? West leads the diamond king, and East drops the IN' HE . 'DNHXLR, CYNOR RVCR jack. North would like to mention his· 'ZLXLSE' RVCR MNOSEM ZKAL spade suit, but he is too weak. Even D H N p' if you and your partner use the negK R' M NJLH : K CP DCH ative double (recommended!); North ., z C 0 H L S YCOCZZ DKSKIIVLE.' doesn't have enough strength. Bidding two hearts describes the hand PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "His lnftuence on my WOI1< and life Is long and deep." • · - Calvin and Hobbes's Bill WattaiSOII, Of Cha~ea M. Schulz. : well: limited strength 'with three or more hearts. · Given the expected 3-1 trump WDID split, you have three top losers: one IAMI '.· ' heart, one diamond and one club. You must avoid a second diamond loser. Roarronga loners of 1M You could try .to establish dummy's leur lcrombled words be· {, • spade suit, but that requires. an unlikelew to. form lour simple words. 4\']. ly 3-3 break. Instead , you should ruff your third diamond . in!~ .dummy. -·~·EYI RAD . , . However, a~ East is itching to over1 . ruff, you must be careful. .. . With this layout, if you win [he . first .Irick, you've had it -- try it·and II ;.:.n;l,:....;.l X E T~.. see. The right play is· to duck trick ....... . ' ...... I . ...... one. You win West's diamond continuation, cash two ro4nds bf trumps, then ruff your last diamond in .the dummy. Even if East could overruff, 0 it would be at the expense of his IE. Nl" HI 1 ' Whoever said there no La-+-+-+-+-+- -· I . ~',...,.I _ _ ,~,' '. w~s use crying over spilled milk obr--,,....,....,.-~--~.., viously ,said 'It back when milk "A . . · ;s Nowlleatln8 . .• _ _ _ _ . . UNSCRAMBlE V ANSWER anewnpaper 33795 Hiland R.d. dellnred directly to· , . . daar Pomeroy, Ohio 740~992·5212 Calllll-21• t!ltrVO 1 mo. pet. IFRIDAY .....,.. IIHYIAI'· -Ibm adillllond illmociiiiiiO ' . ..... lllnigM aJllumblng ·lloollng 0u11111 ••killa •VInrf8ldln(l I PllnllnO ofllllo • Pon:h Daclll lhbtll FORI I ,. quoted by filling In tho missing words . v.ou develop from !IIOP No. 3 below. • 1 I' I' 1 I' I' I' I' I 111111111 2 ·High & Dry Self-Storage . -II ::,:~ ·~~~ c~~:le ;_p. ;Eir:,8.:.:R,. :E:...;.II...:X;j""' I • 1 . .. '. ' SCUM LITS Ait!SWIRS Adjoin • Gorge • Yucca • Bottom - YOUR own GOOD I have never been able to understand why people can't tell you nice things for YOUR own GOOD. · JANUARY2BI ADM.-. Tnaetor a: FApaipiMIII P111111 Faetory Aatllorked <:-IH P111111 V.C. YOUNG Iii tt2·6J11 ~-Oh4o 22 yro •.Locill It y11 111 thl• Jiell . ..... IISSJLLIUILDIIS, EPa ...., '. l••v •••• hlf • HapPf llrt...ay ' lltC~ . New HOmea • VInyl .Siding • ~- Garagee •f'!eplacement Windows •RQOm Additions ·Rooilng . ~ ' J...., 19r 2000 . "!•w Constructio~ .& · Remodeling· Kl~ Cabinets- Vinyl SldlnaRoofl - Decks - oarases Free Eltllltlla COI·'aAI.·FREE ESnMATES 740.9~2~7~ 740-74~.J4U . Beyaillteeftl (No Sunday cans) ·www. . IO,IIT .• ISSIU I•<. HOWAIQ IIC~III•t CO. I' ~ -• 5:a • ·-I • COIIS1'1UCIIOI 0 · • Ntw Hom• • Gll'lflllll • - ~ · fletnclde!lnt ~ .._fiRIE ...:........-.. ' 111 11473 ~ ,: .....,.. , ..::.:.:;:;.:.: ·' ~· . ' • S.l'olk.. Houae &: TraDer Sites • . stop • Com . -·-r----.-· • BvH-·& BaeldaDe ,i Land Clearing • Gradlr!g ~s,..,_"' ... _ _____ f/iiiiiMt . (7401 ttJ-IUI · I •' j . . -' . ...;., " .J' ...... •• ;'J ' • ( . ' quick u ,you ""r'ableto grasp things be turned urpiihd for lhe·l>etter. Oet~ as easily. Makina another feel inad~·. ' lhinss-rollini.as soon a possible. ,;. equate further l'!)llribiiS one:s cogni; Satul'day, Jan. ~~~' 2000 •. · , ·. TAURUS (Arrii ,20-May 20) To'' live skills. ' J. . . •· . You'~ ·ln a cycle in the year'llhead insu~ s1111llllf1er ~•ultstoda>;. di~uS.~ · LIBRA (Si:pt..23;0ct. 2~) Follo)V ' wjlere'it'sliine to elevate your siJhls joint efftJI.I.' in dct~il wilh your, m~te; ll: . your instincts today and you'll have · •· socially, financially and carcerwisc. , zood clianc:es fot; some.type tif ocqui-. partner or le~mates be(<?fe t~ing •.' , Oqft 't be salisrJed with the italus quo action. With heads toaell)cr.~your . . .aition. You have an innate. l<1110k •• ~ any lonp. . , .. goils can be ~alized. ··., '•4 . lhis.lime f..- dealing wilh' thina• of l AQU'~RIUS (Jan/ 20-Feb. 1 19) GEMI~I (May 21.-June 20) Being Y~l · vilue. · ' · .• ( Enter into competitive titualions prdduclivq is wh~t will aive you lhq ,.. ' SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) .: today knowing 1~ ·odds fave)r.those greatest lcclinas of gratiO~ation · •'!>· Doll't interpret concentrating "" · : .who believe· in themselveo. when today. Dun"t WilSie. lol or till)C on . endeavors lhat ~or imp<irtllllt:e ttl " yoil ·rCalize this. you can capitali!'O on ,. it ond till the lables in your favor. Try- • · frivolous pursuits. Gel down lo lfusi- \"'. · you as representlna selfish !JChlvior ness on wlwt reallY. coun,.. . ' ;l I'I"Af· You must~oncentrote on what ~ ina to P!lldl up a broken '!'ma~e? ·: . CANCER (June ~l·lul~ 22) Oe,t- · you wan,! in onlefto ~plish)'our , ' The As~ro- Grap!l Matdmlakor C4n . II. · , . 1 ! help youi unckjSialld w\lai' to. do 10 · 1 , tlliJ , uplt~ht and he<:~nunw . ten'"' l ~ , tooay. especially over ~nentials, · SAOITI:ARIUS (Nov. , 23-DcC. ''· ; mate die- rel~tio~p wOrk. Miil · ~ I) The~~ way tO work ihlap Dill ··1~ , 1 $2., to Metchmaker, c/o this news- ., . difhi' your effeclivette~ ..Try ~to take Yt;'l'r<elr, others ·or sociahilnJ ;'" today is to off by yourselfwhere ~ pape!, RO. Box 1758, Murrar Hill too seroi\U~IY,· . .(J yoif•oan fi~ the aolllude ~~ to ! Station, )\lew Y9rk, NY' 10156; sort out what need.• iobe 'fijured oui PISCll$ (Feb. 2()-Marth 20} ~ . .-.' LEO (July 23-Auc. 22) Don'tlet , the \ndiffc..,nce or othe" innucn<;c . wilhnui interrup(iool or disii'IICtiun•, < ·~ fonnul•.for success, is alwaya. ''Yet.;.~, · your ·lll~ntl~ t9 de\lils today. You ·· .Cj'\PRICORN (Dec. 2~-Jan . ,19)A · '.' I can do it." However, today this Is mighl bc "able lo prOfit from some·. srrillc and a kind word lo, all wilh ~·doubt); lrue for you. Think polilivelhi"l your .eye ·Cliches which is , ,u wh~m you're involvCd'lodny aencr- , ~ ly about yourself, aDd odlon will • • ale~ repaymc!d in the· same caill l>f tolllly omlookcd- ~ otlten: ' . . 1inslantly follow ouot, VIROO (AU,: 23--Sepi, 22) Be tolr the realm. Paop!e in 1ei!CI'III react to · I A.lti5S(MIIth2PApril19}~th ' aUt~ nodfb!ICNt ,--~tbuy. - - ~ cOf .._ wh! .., ~ behavior lit ~itid . a mouer iluit,lnvulvcs .;..O!her co;,ld .. .. al"''· • au '*" ' ... ' . '• ~ ........,..,.... I~==~0 _ YOU•s . (IINmi.,.CI · 41 Klncfofllltlll· . 42Nub ' I'' r ~, Unculltv- ~ 31 ~rswlne .: 33 Mill awana • . 38 Exlet . ~ 40 Sonaa for two s BINGO RUTLAND,;,OHIO GUAIWITEED 60 A GAMI, OYER 10 I PfOPLE 10 AGAME, OVER 99 PEOPU . 99.00 AGAME. STAIIUIST $1150.00 AND . poem - 1 I I I' I I . . 0 Larry Schey AMERICAN lEGION POS1'467 ., 0 Stop In And Sec 1 Steve Riffle · llooM-L .1ae'-... 20 llkllcan By Phillip Alder PWMBinCI · 13 Colllctot'a · · •·11- 111m · Opening,lead: •K '' I BET YO'RE · TICKLED . & WED. DOORS OPEN AT4:30GAM8 START AT 6:30 If anybody 5ee5 tliis . nice /ooliin9 lad on Jan . l9th, wish him a· Jf9m mt 'B,irtli~ay. ..Co.ve, .Miim, 'Dad, Cliristit, Jed, Je55lca South 45 l'J'oubll 411S.,.yee 51-.JI 34 AclreH Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: South Puzzle 45 By b!rlh 12~= looda 30M,_ ~ etc. 111-,TIUI 10 AclreH • !0 8 7 6 • • QJ 9 Pus 42~Pittt 23Pol-• t A 4 3' n · 1 Competlnfl Eu& .. Q 10 • 5 • J 8 • J 8 South •A7 •AK752 nr COVERALL MON . . ' 40 SIMpy, Doc. eo..,T_ • 7 • K 53 : WNIGH 01' MV ACROSS 15~ •K&f32 ••• 3 • TAL.K I'BOUT? 9:00..12:00 Saturay 740-985·3813 Spri1Jhnlop•••t · SfMCIII \ l Ot·:IHII No CNdlt • Slow Credit • Blnlcruptcy Repo • DIVOt ded . ._,.,ltrwt Residential or commerctal wiring, new IBniiCI or rtp~~lfl . Matter U· ctnltd electrician . Ridenour '• CRIIrr PRDILIMI???. ::::"'cOu::ra..::: Jlmt Drywall I Construction. New Construction & Remodel/ • . 1184 Mustang converlibl8, 3.8 V6 automatic, 53, 716 miles, lell · front damage, asking $5300; 1t95 Ford Mustang V-6 automatic , 37,000 miles, front damage, ask· lng $3300; HUll Mustang GT convertible, 4.6 V-8 automatic, 41, 641 miles, lett front damage, ask- 1996 P.onllac Flreblrd Trans-Am. . 8:00-4:30 WMkaya AO\MC&) . _ Bmlllll. INC. 59,000 and weekends. .,.,: 7401111.13 . 4" tllru 41"' PIMtlc CuW In 8lo ~k Full !..1M Of W.lw Sto.'lge Tanka· llptlc I C._,., Tlllkl S.W.r Plpl: 3" thru a•, 0.. Pipe I Regullit1n Miles: 1 Owner. (304)~75-6457 . kends. ,...,..... Pfllne. '*- II. Ill. 1 R8clne, Ohio 41771 3801 . Escort, I&W PWTICS I l l SUPPLY PHILLIP ALDER CrOIIWOrd 5 .,.. ·..·· .. •. ' • �....• • •• ... • • -• ,.,. B iS • The Deily Sentinel Pomeroy, Mlclclleport, Ohio F...-y, JaftU81'Y 21, 2000 E k.JNc defeats Maryland 75-63, .avoids firih ·straight setback· ~· The A••oclat8d Pnu. •', Fans storming lhe court has )ec:ome almost commonplace in col· t,s~baskc!hall this season with it ning for wins that just don't )eem to deserve it. • Excuse the fans in Chapel Hill on !hursday night. because they had a H()' gond reason- the Iosins Slreak f"&S over. · ·. 'North carolina avoided its first five-game losing streak in 48 years :ftith 1 75-63 victory ovet No •. 22 Mll)'land. "We want to remember this feelilia so we can lailc it again," said Nonh Carolina's . Jason Capel, who had 11 points and 12 rebounds. It had '-n a while sii)Ce !he Tar Heels (12-8; 3·3 Atlantic Coast Conference) had won. The four conMCutive loSIOI IIIIIChed their Ioncac losing streak since the 1991-92 season and the last time they dropped five straight was the end of the 1951· 52 season. "TIIere was no way we were goipg to lose !his game," Capel added. "We have worked too hard and we deserve this. We came out and played for (coach Bill Guthridge) and the fan s and had a gond time in the second half." So did !he fans after the game when they poured onto the court at !he Smith Center. The game was pushed back 24 hours because of a SIOnll that left 20 inches of snow in .the area Monday night, and many of • • ~9-50 al'ter Nonh Clrolina went on a 14-0 run. No. %Stufonl 9l, 61 .Mark Madsen had 18 point.s and Casey Jacobsen added 17, includin& f(\11! three-pointers, as the CanliDal (16ll, S· l Pac-10) cruised at home, lCIIjlng by as liiiiiiY as 4~ points. WiD Perkins had 20 for the Huskies (6·13, Iii' who lost their sixth st:nlisht. No.6 CCIIllledkut 64 • Provld~ SO Albert Mouring scored eight of his North Carolina's 'regular f1111s were absent. That meant students, !he majority of which sit in the upper deck of !he .Smith Center, were allowed on the lqwcr level and the increased noise seemed to ranle the Terrapinsearly. Center Brendan Haywond led North Carolina, which -had lost si{ of it.s last nine. by matchinc his c high with 24 points. · Juan Dixon had 22 for the Terrapins (13-6, 2-4), who fell behind 20 poillls in a 23-9 finl.haJf nin for : !he Huslcies (14-4, 3-3}, who Jl)t !heir . rmt Big Bast home win or !he season. , UCoM played most of !he second . halfwithoutjunior poiDIBUKd Kbalid El-Amin and senior forward Kevin l'leeman, both sidelined with injuries in !he second half. Both players said · they hoped to be back for Sunday's came against Seton Hall. Karim Shabazz had 17 points for the Friars (8-11, 1· 5), who lost !heir fifth straight. w.........,. BEARCATS••• . # , . .. Continued from 8·1 "l just wish he'd played two )v(lliams 10 for ihe. Cardinals (11·7, "We wutted to tak.c away the inside beat us from the outside, and that's margin to 39·27 at halftime. Cincinnati was IS-of-23 'from tile halv~s," Cincinnati coach Bob <;;USA 3-4), who lost for the fourth with Mickeal and Martin and just wliat !hey did." keyed on 1M wrong ,people. A 14·2 run, sparked by two 3- field in the first half, inc:ludirig 7-o!· Huggins· said. "We've been waiting ~e in live games. · •" " We didn't expect Johnson · to "We told · ourselves before the pointers by Johnson, put the Bearcats I0 from 3-point range. Johnson was · fqr him to do that. He's done it in ~hoot like that," said Williams, who game that we weren't going to Jet up 37-19 with 3:57 to play in the 8-of-9, including. all live. Qf his 3- practjce but hasn't done it in a ded five rebounds and live assists. . them beat us inside. The 'd have lo half. A 9-2 I.,ouisville run cut the · poirit altern ts. 8ll11Ft: · · .· UnliiThursday night ' n 0· '~(needed that," said Johnson, · who scored two . s~y of his career Conllnu8d from B·1 · "I had a ·good shootaround ' ·f.e!ense in the first half. and threw some different Federal Hocking hit 21-of-60 shots from the !lastern lost the reserve game, 30· 18. Springer felt good ptfore the game. 1lial'iations of zone at them in !he second half. We field, including 4-of-1 5 three-point field goals. led federal · with 15, while Whitney ~ Karr 3nd shool.lt pretty, good in' Holly Broderick each had six. . .ftad . a great defensive effon." . The Lancers were 7-of-14 at the line. most of ·my shots • Eastern hit 11 -of-37 field goal attem~KS. includFederal Hocking snared 29 rebounds .llastem goes to Miller Tvfonday, .then hosts contested. I was jusi . lng 3-of-5 three-p0int shots, and was IB.for-25 at (Waderker 7, Gilders 6). The Lancers racked ·up Somh Gallia Wednesday. The Eagles.face'Trinil>le ' .lh~: foulline . Thellagleshad44rebounds(Watson ·19 steals (Gilders S) and 17 assists (Withem 6, Thursday, and Southern in a 5:30 p:m.' make-up · 14/ Bailey 7, Spencer7, Baker 7). ' Waderl<er 4) along with four blocked shots. Salurday night. ., • . . ·7iER.N ~ · Ryan Fletche~'s 3-pointer gav~ the ' Bearcats a 61-45 )f:ad with 7:20 f11mai!ling • A 9-2 Louisville run cut the mar· gin to nine and forced .a Cincinnati timeout with 4:43 to 'play, The Cardinals pulled within 67-60 on, consecutive 3-pointers by Williams, but )Would get no closer. The Bearcats shot63 percent (30.: of-48) from the field , includiAg 9-of· , 19 from 3-point range, Louisville made 49 percent of its · .shot.s (28-of-57), including 7-of-14 fronl'3·poini range, and outreoound· ed the ntuch taller Bearcats 26-23. · ., . . ' · N. Kenwcky 80, S. Indiaaa 51 New Orleana 76, Flu. lnternalionnl 70 Nonhwestem St. 67, SE Louiliiana 48 Samford 65, Cent Rorida .54 Tennessee Tech 64, Teno.·Mortin 62 Texas-Pan AmeriCan 48, Cententlry 40 , Union, Ky. 76, Lambuth :'i8 Union, Tenn. 92, Lee 60 Vi1Jinia .58, Wake Fo~st 47 • W. Kentucky 61, South Alabama 64 'WashinJIOO It Lee 61, Lynchbura 60 William Carty 74, Mobile 71 • ~E:VEi~~o "'"'laoKI., : p.m. 11 Washington, 7 p.m. Phoenix al Oltloue. 7:)0 p.m. Atlanta at Orlil.ndo. 7:30 p.m. Denver at Dallas, 8 p.m. Milwaukee .rt Setule, 10 p.m. New Je.,ey at L.A. Clippers, 10:.'\0 p.m. ~· t:Ocal scoring summaries · • Alexander S6, Meigs 44 ......~ .........s '6 11 12 • ,t\lexandcr ...................... 1.1 1 16 20 a ~igs ........... •. Molp I. · Z:JII. hi. IIJW[ -'tnber Vining ..... .............. S • ·bJosi<t oW:Carr ........... ·"talie .' Sunday's games ~ramento at New Yort. Noon L.A. Lakers 11 Houston. 2::\0 p.m. ().0 9 24 1·2 6 s men's scores 3 2-4 ().2 2 2 3 9~ J Z:JII. J:IJI, .[[ ·~ r..t 0 J.8 1·2 I 0 0 0 0 eani Busb ........................ 2 ~icht:Ue Sams ........... :...... 0 aI sa Kubachka ..................!l 11\olota 19 ~ t4 9 7 l 2 H 3-S 1·2 2·2 South 56 Federal Hocktna 53, Eutom 43 • ~I Hock.lng ....... ~ ......... l7 8 II 17 • Eastern ........................... 12 II 10 10 .. ~ ~-arie S3 43 'Ftclenl Hoc:klq ~ Z:JII. hi. .[[ 0 0 0 ().(J o. Linscoti ..............:....O. lamie Simmoi\S ................. I Callh Gilders .......... ...... 3 t ;J'erella Waderker ............... 7 · 1 ~Witbem ..................... l ,. .Mannllh Sayen .................. l · tamie Unscoo ....................5 . Jo!ab (7 3 ·o fll. Jl.l 0 2 6 Jl.l 18 ~ • Jl.l ·O 4 II 2 14 SJ ().(! J.S 7· 14 ' I '!;e .• • 8 7 9 6 7 ""Southern ......................... 14 25 10 18 • !-'iller.... .. .......... 8 6 17 16 = 41 ir~1~1e . . . . . .. . . . :;em l:m; :lnrah Brnuer S 0 0-0 0.0 .u . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~:u:i ~10 ·fa Cummins ...... ,............ S emher Doiley ................. J . Ito~ Lyons ...... ......... ,.: .... ) 0 0 0 y FryAr .... ............. ..) ' rif:tle Barnes ........... .... 2 T.el Chapman ............... :z 0 0 0 0.0 4 0.0 .. i~ ~ ~ 6~ ~~ .[[fll, 7·8 19 tt ;:;;1!"' • •!., ....... MKior . flemhor Comp!lon ... ........ 6 l:ru~sie Leckrone .... ,........ ] • 'tuesday Applem<~n .......... 0 Michelle Hea\·ener ........... 2 Kym McCormick ........ ...... ! l:."!~rilton .... :................ ·0 0 2 0 I 'ii g ~ -4 10 9 3-4 0-0 9 6 ().(! !loll !NBA standings .0:~ •~oot ,...........................2S IS .62$ t l p h i a ........................24 18 .57( .~ ' n .................................. !() 23 !'liJa,ido.................. :............. l9 2$ .4Sl .432 lrieW Jeraey ........................... 17 26 .393 ..,..a.sbinJ1on ........................... 13 30 .302 , I . ·· 3 ' •8 9 10~ 1..~1 Husson 79, St. JDieph'•, Maine 72 • :lollnallo(>llitil 83, t..Win & Manholl $7 l:obuoo'VODOy 88, ~wood 67 Muo. College 71 Motiu Jloiyote 68·0T CtnC:ral Division .).,diana ..................................27 IS .643 -Cwloue ................. .'.............23 18 .S61 'Milwaukee ............................23 I 19 .$48 ;!oro01o ................. .. ..............22 19 .m Ul:troil ..................................21 ' CLEVELAND .................... .I8 Allonla .................................. IS Chicaso ............... ................... 8 -·- ,, 21 2S 25 31 .500 .419 ,J7S .20$ 3~ 4 41,/a fo)ew Hunpsltire 66. Towton S9 . ,NorWicb 64, ~·Sawyer S7 Pao St IS, ... 7! P~lb S1. 80. S. Mo1111 67 . Roba!Mema ?4, UMBC 63 · , Socred -76, Loq hllllld U. 64 Solem St. 67 •.o.bloo S6 · II 17~ · ~.. ... J¥ ·s.n Anlonio .......................... l8 I~ W9 15 MinneiOI.a ............................. lJ · 17 Denveo .................................. !S 21 .6JI .51!1 · .462 Dallu................................... l6 26 .311 .tfoullon ................................ l6 26 .381 liJI u~ · t.A. · ~~ .........~~~~~-~..~.3Itn9 ..... land ............................. .32 10 .716 .762 .-, I -I11Cnunento ........................... 26 ~ ................................... 28 nuc_................... ,..... ,....... 2.. ; Clor,:-... ....... . ..... 10 1 den ,... .................. ..... .9 '_.,.. l.f .630 16 .636 . 16 ·.600 ·f 32 .138 l2 .llO 23 !,_ ctwloue 117, Detroit102 CLEVELAND 102. Orlondo 90 , .,. San Antonio 91. Minne1ot11 80 . ot Dallas 99; L.A. Oippe11 'Xl '- ' Goaden Staee I I.5; HoUJion I fO ,. Ponland 85, Ulall 7S • ; Vancouver 108. New Jersey 106 .. •• " " ' . .. ..._ "' Philadelphia il.l Detroic. ol p.m. Utah al Minnesota.· .a p,m. ·· f: ...: · 4 ,.. ClorkAIIonoo7J, laooe 58 ·satUrdaly's pmes , . ' . ~ T011a. 68, Cumbaland. Ky. ciO _:iO.U 101 . Nortb C-arolina'.58 . l:~ City Sll.-62, Sl. .PII.II's .45 ' f.m<oo'y & Ht~~oy.?J , R...... Sl ' . Rori~Atloaljc 116, liOCkJonville Sf. 72 ~~~ Goral a 73. MIRiuippi S I ' ·' ·o.o.,;a St. 72, Troy So. ll- I.'. ·, Frted-Hardeaiaa ~. Martin M~lhodNt ~,7 Y<-.-. I t, ~~~r Prl~ . J~kiOn.ville'U, 'SICIJOil49 · Kenrutky"Wateyu 8~. Wit.·P41'kaidC 67 ·~ ~ lewiS '76. Belllttlline ~3 !MJwood 70. Pfeitror (>8 . , 1Au11iana-Monroe 73. Nicholls St. 4.1 . Man Hill 82 1\aa.culum 68 Maryland 71 ! St. Booa~entun: !iS Miuissippi Colleae 74. Olillu 46 Millinlppi St. 74, A...... M-OT , • Montreal Bl, \\, lncermont 76 ' J~ ~'f Murray Sc. 76. 'Middle Tenneasee ~7 '~A , • • 27,170" . '24,625" . '2000" 1 Invoice .Re~ate · '13,24fti . :· o..- 73, Florida 51. 61 "r.:' .}1··· .•t•,•m- .... ' Rebate II I ' GM Owner Loyalty . · .~: $0Qr . Dealer Markup . :·:".. 16911! · ' 11" . '21 ,85400 MSRP ,I Invoice Ariwllu St. 80 Loolio-Lala)'<lle 69 ·1 · ~ •is 795" MSRP ,. BU~alo 34,. MIV1hall 49 , . Cllawj)a 61 , Canon-Newman 60 IN NITRO, WV HAS ACQUIRED over 300 vehicles! THAT'S millions of dollars OF INVENTORY that must go now! 4 Dr., Ext., CarQrlne Red· 2Dr., Auto, Air, CD llelmo01 Abbey 'iz.'LeQcldcRie 64 CROWN PONTIAC·BUI(K·GMC VENTUIE A - St. 87. Tu*F 56 . "' Mi11mi al Toronlo. 7 p.m. Photnix a18ostoa. 7 p.ln. New Yor:k at Atlanla. I p.n1.' , Sii~nmento at Chic;:!JO, 8:~0 p,m. Ho~M~on at Denver. C) p.m. Milwauket nt L.A. Loken, IO:.'iO p.m. Your Price·.t S!Nth Alol!lma 61i, ""-kY 67 2~' , Thnllht'u•nw ·Your Price Wloeelo1 Jeouil "· Aldenoo-llroodclu. 54 ~ · ~er ·Markup · I · '500" 59, W. Vqioio St, :!6 ·W.,.... 64, St. FIUcio, NY 60 · ' · ~· ' •sor ~ S~ Ill. Vlqillia Thursday's ~Ores · -,. Invoice ~24,125• 12,5or Rebate · ··GM ·Owller Loyalty ''"'· . •o.• Rebate ·GM Owner Loyal~ Dealer Markup· 1 II ~ .2~ 22,911• ' Slleoa-TeilJo 6!1,·W..C Uberly 67 Spri..-,,.. ...... lO · So. Fnodo; l'oc 71 M""nl S1. Mlr)''l, Md. S9 SL l'*P!i'o tf, !olllld 39 ' , . w.New 5e ' 1111111 70. Beck<r 21· V(. VL W . 72, Bluofield 51. ' ' I S 'I ~ . ,._ ........ 12 30 -\'ancouver.... · -J~ . Invoice FOR 6 DAYS ONLY 127,215• MSRP Mo'nmoulh. N.J. 79. l:e.t. Connecticul St. 61 9~ Mkhral Dlw-llktn 125,004• Muuth....., 69. Temple 42 . Mlll«oville 106. O...ney 48 6 WESmRN CONFERENCE ·• '• ' MSRP I INVENTORY REDUCTION! $59* ACQUISITION SALE Grandsport, V-6, A~to, CD, More 1 , Detaww 14.111aino'79-0T "' Del- Valley 80. Wilta 70 't(Doonllli:iio. H.f: 56. Foldu 49 : .;, DNw 13. )!amlaD 56 '' . . ·Fallllip)liekl•w 46, QlllonipUic 40 . .Foil..,at $1. 57, Sbopllenll-1 , · Ganaoa 76, Watminster, Pa. .... George Wuhinatoo 72, La Saile S6 G~nville SL 79. Davlo & Elkino S2 , HouJhloo73, WjpioraSmilh61·0T . t, t lEI ·1999 BUICIIE611 GS CARLO SS V-6, Auto Air, Loaded, Black Atmy69, Nrly 62 . Concord 64, Owieato~t. W.Va. 61 "* Atllnl:lc DMIIon (~' ..................... Jf I~ ta: iii - .· ICE I ·White Diamond - · ' Brand New Sty~g . .1 Stop In For ATest: ~rive! Alvemia 70, Neuihuul60 ~SmRN CONnRENCE '!, .· Mldn Sbaat . Eut , ,~· . Panaeroy, Ohio Far West " , . . t> •~~~~J• · Ea•t AU S 9·14 ......:. .·: . .·: ... 0.. MOt'O 2000. s NCAA Division I ! wom~n's scores .47 1·2 Jl.O Southwest Or Air -Force 60, BYU ss CS<NoMhridge 76. Sacrnmento St. ~7 Cahfomia 80. Woshinston St. 46 Colorado St. 7S, San Dieso St. 67 E. Wuhinston 18, Moman~ Sr. 75 Fre1DO St. 86. Rice 53 Idaho 8~, Nevadu 74-0i Lona Beach Sr. 1S, Cal Poly-SLO 61 Montnna 78, Ponland St. 76 .. Oreaoa 6'8. Southern Cal 67 · S. Utafo '16. UMKC 77 Stanford 92, Washing1on 62 UC Santa Barbara 69, Pocific 5~ UCLA 85 . Oregon St.- 74 Utah St. 1S, Boise St. 68 8 6 2-4 Caldwell 55, Barnesville 32 Circleville'"· A~a·Ciearcrcek 41 Fairfield Union .59, Bloom-Cmoll 39 Lopn Elm 49, Canal WioclleiiOr 30 Mqnolia {W.Va.) 76, HanllibaJ River 65 Williamsport Westfall SJ, Frankt'ort Adena 31 Zanesville 81 , Cam~ciJe: 38 Arltnnsaa 87, South Carolina 79 E. NeW Mexico 64. Midwcltem St. 61 Hardin-Simmons 90, Concordia-AUllbn 52 Howard Payne 87, Schreiner 69 St. 66, New Orlenns 64 Sam Houston St. 69, Lamiu' 51 Texu·Arlinslon 87. McN~se St 59 Texus·S~ A~onio 74. Stephen F.Austin 1l Tulu89. UTEP 71 · 61 -~ Other area scores Arkans~ Southern 67, Miller 47 , Waterl'ord S4, Trimble 37 Wellsron 321 Vinton County 27 , SoUthwest 43 'lfl·VaUey Conference Alexander 56, MeiJ& 44 Southern 61, Miller 47 Federai 'HociQag 53, Ealtera 43 ' Belpre 57. Nelsonville· York 46 · Midwest lla. ,. .' Butler 75, D1.-0.icago 46 Cleveland St. 72, Wis.-Green Bay S9 . E. Illinois 85. E. Kentucky S7 . Indiana St. 12. Wichila St 65 Loyola, 111. 59, Wriaht St. 58 Michi&lft St S9, Northwestern 29 Oakland, Mich. 6~. lrui.-Pur..Indpls. 63 SE Mi11oori 80, MOit'bead St S9 Val,.-aiao 84, Chicago St. S9 Wit.·Milwaukce 64, Detroit !!9 ~ Youaaarown St .59. W. lllino.is S8 l!oamo .[[ ~!out ~ J:IJI, Amber Van Si<:kle .............o 0 S-6 \Vhiuxy Kart ........... .........0 0 1·2 Danielle Spencer....... - .. ,...2 I 1·1 0 S-6 Bailey ......... .............. ! k)'Dilvls ....... .............. l 2 1·2 ber Boker ...... :.............2 0 2-6 Slocie Watson ...... .......... ...2 0 3-6 'lbtoh II 0 II·Zll . CinciiU)IIi 75, Loui1vllle 65 Ckll'llon.!J9, N.C. Sllte42 . . Louiliana Tecll 68, W. Kcnhlcky M Louisiana-Lafayeue 64, Aa. International 60 ~i1iana-Monroe 80, Nicholls St Tl Middle Tennel&ee 81, M11rray St. 79 Moraan St. 76, Howard 74 · Norlh Cuollno 7$, Moryl0104 63 Nonhwestem St. 64,. SE Louisiana 44 Rad(ord 96, HiJh Poin.l14 . Ten,w:asee Tech 82, Tenn.·Mtitin 7" Wake Ftn~t 60. GeotJia Tech 46 Winthrop 83, Coutal Cuolina 70 a ~ ·~·24 . Jackson 68. Gulli11 'Acaderny 66 ' Marietta 60. Ri vc'r V11lley 44 Athens 62, Poinl Pleosanl!!'l Lopn 60, W~n S9 '· Midwest · Cent. Connecticut St. 84, Quinnipiac 63 Conae<:ticut 64, Providern SO Delaware 102, New Haqnhire jj ' Maine 68, Tow1oo 61 Misaacbusens 84, Duquesne 7.5 Nov~6 . Army "9 Pitu 79, Villanon 70 Siena 9 , Ri4kt 88 Aleundtr SEOAL Baker 61 , Culver-Stott.ton S~ Benedictine,Kan. 69, William Jeweil Sl Black Hills St 99, S. Dakota Tech 94 . Blackburn 76, M8ry11ille, Mo. 48 'Cent. Methodist 88, Miuouri 'Valley 44 Cleveland Sc. '91 , Butler 78 · Coe 64, AUJustana.DI. S4 Creighton 58, Indiana Sl. 56 Dakota St. 81, Huron 76 Detroit 48, Wright St. lJ Dordt 77., Briar Cliff 74 Drake 74, Illinois St. S4 E. Illinois 102. E. Kem"ky 9S-20T Findlay91. Mlchiaan-0.811>om 24 Foalbon..e 70, Webster 58 Friends .S3, Bethel, Kan. <48 NCAA Division I ().(! .. ....6 Bobo .....................5 , . lly Bush ..................... ..4 • ·t lly West ........................ 2 • 6 H~ I I 0 0, I 0 0. Q lrpoke Wil\iams.,............ J limy Hysell... ..................... 2 1banifer Shrimplin ............ 2 $,Monon Price ................... 0 Ashley Thomas ................0 .fjffany Halfhill --........... ,.. -1 >Marjorie Branon .............. .!): -h 13 ~ .J ·Ohio H.S. girls' scoreS GM .Owner Loyalty Dealer Markup . . . You can pay the $59*. Vehicle Acquistition, then just make the payments! These vehicles have been acquired at unbelievable saving from Banks, Auctions! Lease Companies, Credit Unions as well as Liquidated Dealers' Inventories. Since our facilities were not designed for this type of inventory reduction, there will be over $4 Mill.ion worth of inventory disposed of Including Chevrol~ts, Dodges, · Chryslers, Fords, Toyotas, Hondas, Nissans, Buicks, Oldsmobiles, ~ · · Pontiacs, Jeeps and MORE! rsor 0." 1 Your Price ~s22, 12500 1999 CHEn SUiiURIIN LT ~ Leath~r. 4x4, ~w Miles~ ....... ;...... ;~ ................. ;............ 291950" 1995 CADILUC SMLLE SU ·Low Miles, Loadeit, Leatber;... ,..... ;....................... ~.; ... •l6,950~ 199? CH~ SILRUDO ~CKUP - 14;00Q Miles, V8, Auto,,Air.....,......................·....*19,950" .1999 POIIT.I~C GUliD ~RI~'SE ~ 4 I>r:, V6;Adto,.Air,'P.W, PL... :::......... ~ ............. :.... *I4,533" 1991 ·cam ~ETRO - 4 Dr., Auto, Air, Stereo.:: .~ ...... :.:....,...... ;....... :.... ,;.............. ;.; ...... •6,450". I•, . ,. I • ~ ' ' . I . ' , ..; t jl ' : ' . · Hours · · · . Monday-Friday'9am to Bprn · · Saturday 9 am to 4 pm Sunday lp~ ' • I ' ' . ·· . ALL CREDIT APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE. ' Tax & Title Fees Not Included, AU Rebate11 To Deale~; GM Owner Loyalty Rebate Applies . .· GM; Owners Only. · . NO DEALERS ALLOWED UNTIL WEDNESDAY HB . 2ND . • NAY BE RESPON51BLE FOR TAXES AND FW . APH:OVAL IIEQUIIIED. , .. . ·~ .. ' .' , . .. \ 1:·.•. ' ' NTIAC • '. '•, !J• ... . ' ·~ UICK • 405 1st AVENUE • NITRO, WV 25143 • (304) 727-2500 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 28, 2000 beegle dever moon phillips