http://66.213.69.5/files/original/86249c20c8332c522c7487e80d788c66.pdf fae7477bdabd7e707526ab17e96f616d PDF Text Text .. • 10 • The Dally Sentinel· Tuesday December 14, 1999 PICTURE YOUR CHILI) AMONG THE ... Sports ·Body found in Ohio River, ·page 3 Church vandalism arrests, Paga 3 Today: Rain High: 501; Low: 40s Wednesday: Cloudy High: 50s; Low: 30s Jaguars tame hapless Broncos 27-14 on 'MNF' ~e~sgu~s~"Wmuford,Page4 -Page 4 • Meigs County's Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Volume 50, Number 131 Our special page{s) (16 years of age or Original route still favored ~nger) Will be publishW ' Friday, December 24th • In The Daily Sentinel TO PERFORM - The Big Bend Cloggers, under the direction of Vivian May, will present their annual Christmas show on Saturday, at 'the Ariel Theatre in Gallipolis. The show will begin at 2:30 p.m. The group will dance to a variety of Christmas songs, skits will be performed, Rudolph the Rednosed-Relndeer will make an appearance, and children can visit with Santa Claus, prior to the show, from 12:30 to 1:30. Admission to the show is $5 for adults and $3 tor children under 12. The Big Bend Cloggers perform at schools, convalescent centers and nursing homes. Those interested in arranging a performance can . do so by contacting Vivian May at 992-7853. Community Calendar MONDAY MIDDLEPORT- Meigs County Republican Central Committee, regular meeting, Monday, 7:30p.m. at Legion hall. Middleport. Food and beverages will be served until 9 p.m. MIDDLEPORT - DAY Meigs Chapter 53, Chfistmas dinner, 6:30 p.m. Monday. $10 gift exchange. -ONLY- .. Per Picture Prepaid Please enclose sell-addressed, stamped NAME) envelope to return your photo $5.00 Per Additional Child In Picture Parents' or Grandparents Name · POMEROY - Veterans Service Commission, 7:30 p.m Monday in the office located at 117 Memorial Dri ve, Pomeroy. POMEROY - Mei gs County Com missioners, meet" at II a.m. , rather than I p.m. MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Village Council meeti.ng . postponed until Thursday at 7:30 p.m.. so that members can atlcnd Monday's highway meeting. COMPLETE HOMEBUYER CLASS - Eight people completed a homebuyer class last week sponsored by the Meigs County Fair Housing Office. Completion of the class entitles the prospective homeowners to downpayment assistance and other help .from a grant secured by the fair housing office. Shown are, from lett: front, Fair Housing Office Director Jean Trussell, Julie Zielinski, Mary Freeman, Connie Chevalier; reai, Racinda Kimes, Mary ·Teaford, Opal Cummins, and Jayne and Marvin Grant. C&J Furniture Jerry Orbach, who joined the cast of l.nw & Order in its third season. appeared in an earlier episode as a lawyer named Frank Lehnnan. 992-7508 : Floral designs, wrHths and gift ltel8s Tho111as Kinkaid throws, pillows, and wall hangings Jon and Carolyn Jacobs, Owners Coffee/End Tables AShley Mission Bay Locally Handmade items -a-0 ...... POMEROY - Immunization clinic. Meigs County Health Department. Tuesday, 9 to II a.m . .and I to 3 p.m. at the Meigs Multipurpose Center. Each child to be accompanied by parent or legal guardian. Child 's immuni zation record to be presented. READER. SURVEY Open 6 p.m. - 9 p.m. M-F; 10 a.m.- 3 p.m. Sat. Living Rooms by England Corsair, Beau Station Futurstic Washington TUESDAY POMEROY - Bedford Township Trustees. Tuesday, 7 p.m. at the townhall. Cheshire, Ohio · 28001 St. Rt. 7 By JIM FFIEEMAN Sentinel News Staff POMEROY - Approximately 350 people filed into the Meigs High School cafeteria Monday night to attend a public meeting on the proposed U.S. 33 project from Athens to Darwin. The meeting allowed the 9hio Department of Transportation to explain several possible rou~s for the proposed highway, which has been debated since the early 1960s. A presentation by Tim Hill from ODOTs Office of Environmental Services appeared to validate the agency's belief that an entirely new highway would best meet traffic and environmental concerns. However, he said ODOT engineers investigated several options using the existing highway - as suggested by a group_opposed to the highway- and found they created even greater environmental and social impact without substan· tially addressing safety and traffic concerns with the existing roadway. Monday's meeting consisted of two portions: a formal presentation by ODOf and informal open house. Unlike a hearing held last week on the nearby U.S. 3311-77 Connector project, spectators were not allowed an opportunity to speak before the public. OOOT Chief of Staff David Celona said the meeting was held as part of. the preparation for an environmental impact statement on the project. ODOT opted to upgrade an earlier environmental assessment into a more detailed EllS after hearing concerns from environmentalists. , Celona briefly d.iscussed the process the state is following on the proposed highway, which involves five separate entities: the Athens-Meigs U.S. 33 Citizens Advisory Committee, the Transportation Review Advisory Coun- an Entry Form ·§ .·..... -~ 0.. ..c "-' ~ ·-u Dining Room by · Cadwell Ground Estates Corda Classics Bedding: Spring Air Belcrest By BRIAN J. REED Sentinel News Staff POMEROY -The Meigs County Commissioners have begun to close out the county's financial affairs for the year. The board took action at Monday morning's regular meeting to transfer funds to cover the final county payroll, as well as other transactions requested by county officeholders. The commissioners approved the transfer of $50,000 from the Clerk of Courts' Title Office Administration fund to the general fund's transfer line item so that the county can make the final payroll for employees Sentinel 1 Sections - 10 Pages ~aleodl~ 9 Elll!!!dll~ ~ seorts 111 Court St. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 · ( Anti-highway CAC members· resign By JIM FREEMAN Sentinel Newt Staff POMEROY - Citing philosophical .differ·enc:;es, four·memliet's of 4he- RoJI'I· 33 Athens-to..Darwin· ,qtize~~SPAdviaory . COmmittee walked out of the gtoup'il .meeting in Pomeroy Monday afternoon. The CAC was formed last summer by the Ohio Department of Transportation in response to unprecedent,ed levels of public comme~t on the proposed U.S. 33 project from Athens to Darwin. · ODOT received more than 6,000 letters and petitions concerning the highway. While most were in support of the project, approximately 1,500 letters and petitions were ,in opposition to the proposed highway. The first to leave in the apparent mass resignation was Athens attorney Tim Foran, represen ling the Southeastern Ohio Legal Services. Matt Peters of Amesville, representing the Buckeye Forest Council, then left, citing philosophical differences ~¥ithin the gro~p whi,t;~ he said polatizid the-committee and il't"dividlng·the IW.o ,. col'inties. ,· · · ' CASH ·spokesman and Shade area resident Todd Acheson, and Meigs County resident Sue Zano then also left the committee. In addition to reducing the size of the committee, the walkouts have apparently changed the dynamics of the group. While the old 12-member committee was nearly spliJ between highway supporters and opponents, with a few neutrals thrown in, the remaining group is now largely comprised of ODOT members, highway advocates and a few apparently neutral members. But far from rejoicing over the members' exit, ·remaining members offered olive branches after the four left, saying they would welcome them paid through the general fund. That fund is made up of monies collected through the processing of auto titles and other transactions in the title office, and is made available to the commissioners by Clerk of Courts Larry Spencer to meet gen· eral expenses of the county government. The commissioners also approved trans· fers of funds for the following departments: Department of Human ~rvices, $20,000; clerk of courts, two transfers totaling $29,284.23; Veterans Service Office, $500; Grants Office (Salisbury Township/FEMA grant), $703.41; juvenile court, two tran~fers totaling $300; and county auditor, $5,000 .. The commissioners also authorized County, Auditor Nancy Parker Campbell to make any transfers necessary to close out the county's financial affairs for the.year. The commissioners passed a resolution recognizing Tuesday as the 200th anniversary of the death of President George Washington. The Sons of the American Revolution are organizing a local observance, with bells to be rung throughout the county. The commissioners authorized the ringing of the courthouse bell, which is usually limited to the occasion of the death of a present or past county officeholder. The board passed a resolution honoring back onto the committee pending the receipt of formal resignation letters. , , ~~.~~:.•!Will ~r. and highway fd'!>:ocate Steve Story of Pomeror slifif,."'1 l<iiid of wish they'd stayed because I like having them in the process ... even though we've had our differences. I don't like that they left just because they weren't getling their way." "I have a terrible feeting we've lost one whole v.iewpoint," said CAC member Ed Baum, an Athens city councilman. On leaving, Peters said tlie CAC "process Is flawed," a position also held by some highway supporters. He questioned what kind of jobs would result from the construction of the high· way, saying the road would create an "off ramp" economy. "We can do bette.r than this if we put our the late Martha Chambers for her 28 years of service as a county employee. Chambers, who died last week, served with the sherifPs department for six years, and as the clerk for the county commissioners for 22 years. Denver Curtis, officer for the Disabled American Veterans, met with the commis· sioners to discuss transportation needs of local veterans. Curtis said that the county is in need of a new van for transporting veterans to medical appointments in Chillicothe and Cleveland, and is in special need of a van whic~ will accommodate passengers in wheelchairs. Curtis noted that 7,000 veterans die in the Please see Page 3 J 4·.5 Weatbe[ J ENTRIES.- There 'were numeroue antriM In the Chrlatmas !fecorltlon comeet Including t!:IJ.• . light'!! grapevine trae and a tsl;ll• ~~m~ngement from Emily and Randy Bing of Rutlend. (Charlene Hoeflich photoa) totterie.\· , WIW Pick 3: 4-2-3; Pick 4: 7-3-2-8 Buckeye!: 7-16-26-29-35 FIRST PLACE WINNER - Thla rocking horae mede by O.ve Rlgge and ahown here being judged .by Merllyn William.-, left, end Elolu Drenner, took flrat In the Wooden toy catego. ry of the Pomeroy' Marchanta AHOCIItlon contlltl. ~ Daily 3: 4-3-7; Dally 4: 8:3-2-5 0 1999 Ohlo V.llry Publishina Co. .. ' ·- U.S. each day, 4,000 of whom are veterans of World War II and the Korean Connie!. He also said that the average age of those World War II and Korean Conflict veterans is 65, indicating that the medical transportation needs of veterans will increase. He noted that both the Veterans Administration and the Ford Motor Co. offer transportation grants for veterans services. The com.missioners also met with Michael Swisher, director of the Meigs County Department of Human Services in executive session, and approved a three-day suspension for an employee of the department. Bank honors decorators ~~~ C!!mies IAK:al The Daily Sentinel Resldenta examine one of aeveralaltematlve routea planned for U.S. 33 Monday at Melga High School. (Jim Freeman photo) Ill ~!au !Oms Mail or bring the.entry form: Please see Page 3 0 .·· ·.·• . ~!WI Wooden toy • wznners Today's This 225 lb. 8 point" Buck with 22" inside beam measurement was harvested on the · farm of Roscoe & Sandee Mills at Racine , Ohio by Jerry Ramsey of Cha.ndler, North Carolina on ·Monday 7:30 am opening day gun season '99. cil, TRACs U.S. 33 Subcommittee, ODOT and the Federal High· way Administration. The CAC plays an advisory role in the Route 33 saga, with the ultimate decision to build the highway resting on ODOT's Transportation Review Advisory Council, which is also to be advised by its own Route 33 subcommittee. In addition, ODOT's central office and the Federal Highway Administration play an important role ·in the project through their process of approving the road design and corridor, and environmental impact statemen~ respectively. Hill's presentation addressed the project's ·purpose and need statement, which indicates the project is needed to address roadway deficiencies, roadway capacity, safety and economic development. He said the existing U.S. 33 between Athens and Darwin is "seriously deficient in nearly e.very category," including design speed, sight distance, passing areas, shoulder availability and access· points. For the period 1991-98, the accident rate on U.S. 33 was 2.58 times tnore than the statewide average for two-lane rural highways, and 3.7 times higher that the accident rate fcwth·e· fc!\lr-l•ne· seelion of u.s. 33 south oflf>arwin: Over that 8-year period, there were a total of 623 accidents, including 364 collision crashes, 249 animal accidents ·and three fatalities. Hill discussed several route alternatives, including those designed in direct response to CASH (Coalition Against Superfluous Highways), which said ODOT did not consider upgrades to the existing highway as an alternative to a new highway. Meigs commissioners start closing books on '99 finances Good Afternoon! , Dec. 17 at 3p.m. Single Copy- 35 Cents U.S. 33 PROJECT I "For Children Only" Hometown Newspaper POMEROY- Winners in the wooden toy and Christmas decoration contests staged Saturday at Peoples Bank were announced today by the Pomeroy Merchants Association. · Taking both first and second in the wooden toy category was David Riggs of Pomeroy. Debbie Mohler of Pomeroy was firstplace winner and Roberta George, also of Pomeroy, was the secondplace winner in the Christmas decoration contest. Honorable mentions in the class went to ·Josh and Natasha Mohler; who entered a children's category. The entries were judged by Marilyn Williams and Eloise Drenner. The final contes~ one for pickage wrapping, will be at II a.m. Saturday at the Farmers Bank. Gift certificates will be awarded at a I p.m. reception for all winners at the Farmers Bank. •,'·!.' ( ' . ISpc1nsored by... SMITH'S GMC • TRUCK CENTER. lilt. 1:iS t-irit; lH.,tRTE. 180 GALLIPOLIS. OH (740) 44A.~ C~~ r I I �Commentary ,. ., J -· :;o. .r.•a• Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinel Riots raise trade as an issue in 2000 'f.stab/.,/ied rn 1948 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 740-882·2158 • Fax: tt2·2157 !.tllnn nuts 111 Sc.1111c d.un.tgcd the ~.tusc ol lrcc 1r.tllc m Cungrcss .mJ lhe eounlty. ,U\u IJJ,Jue IIIIH>I"e hkcly · t<> he an tssuc m lh~ 2!KK) c.•mra•gn The motley .mlt-glol>ahsl daquc Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. that runs fmm Ralrh Nader on the left to Pat Buchanan on the nght has CHARLES W. GOVEV been emboldened by the double trouPubllahlr ble m Seaule - the collapse ot world trade talks and the dtsorder m the DIANE HIU. CHARLENE HOEFUCH streets Controller General Manager The coalition argues mconststenlly that the WTO ts a too-powerful world government m the-makmg that 'lllo Stolloel ""''"""'"lon.ro to 1M oclltor of topleo. Sllofltonora (300 -d• or lou) novo 1M blot a..... or being publllhocl overturns U S laws and poses a danTypocl lottero oro protorrod ond oil moy bo oclltocl. Etch ohould Include 1 ger to U S soveretgnty - and at the llgnatuN, addreaa, and daytime phone number Specify 1 dill tr thtrl'l 1 rtfeNnce to 1 prtvloua artlclt or letter. 1..11 to Lttttrl to the Hltor, Tht same ltme tsn 'l strong enough to Slntlnol, 111 COurt Sl , - y. Olllo oiii7H; or FAX to 7~157. tmpose U S -style labor. envtron• mental, human nghts and tradmg standards on other nattons such as Chma No matter, the WTO took a battenng 10 Seattle and, next, 11 Will be under challenge m Congress. wuh the pubhc more confused than ever about free trade - partly thanks to a formerly stalwart Prestdent Clinton waftlmg on 1he tssue Whtlc mtldly condcmntng vtolence m Seattle, Clinton sympathized wtth anu-WTO demonslralors, sa1d the WTO had 10 mvue them 10 to It sten to thetr concerns and sa td the Chnstmas ts known worldwtde as the season of giVIng, and tt's Unued States mtght tmpose trade no dtfferent here m the Ohto Valley. "sancuons" for labor nghts vtolaAs you pause to atd worthy causes thts year, we encourage you tlon s to constder one of the most most worthy: Umted Way of Gallia CounWhen WTO ncgottators !at led to ty )Vhen you gtve to Umted Way, you actually gJVe to 12 dtstmct reach agreement on lenns for a new agenctes - each of whtch ts qutte worthy on tis own. round of world 1rade talks, Clinton Don't let the name fool you. Umted Way of Galha serves restdents pulled the Umted States out of the of Galha and Metgs through these fine organizations dtscusstons, tngger10g thetr collapse • Amencan Red Cross, Galha-Metgs chapter Now labor umons and envtronmentahsts - often at odds on growth • Arthnus Foundation tssues have been msptred to put • Boy Scouts, Tn-State Area Counctl pressure on Democrats m Congress to • Famtly Addtctton Commumty Treatment Serv1ces block new trade agreements or • Galha County Counctl on Agmg demand proviSions that may pmson • Galha-Metgs Commumty Acuon Agency negotiations • • Holzer Hosptce On the Republican stde, ultra: • The Outreach Center nauonahsts and the antt-Chma lobby . • Retired and Semor Volunteer Program are margmally stronger, but more : • Seal of Oh10 Gtrl Scout Counctl tmponant ts the growmg susptcton ; • Seremty House that Clinton tsn't rehable as a free • Woodland Centers trader Each of us probably has been touched by at least one of these agenIt's sttll hkely that Congress Wtll ctes m recent years If not, we certamly know someone who has approve pennanent nonnal trade relaThese agenctes have never let us down, but tt's up to us to make sure tiOns for Chma so 11 can JOIR the they have the fund s and suppltes to contmue the1r outstandmg track wro. but the effort wtll requtre an all-out campatgn by busmess groups records and the While House We can 't let them down There wtll probably be a btgger Any donatiOn - large or small- serves a wonderful purpose It helps the Red Cross prov1de blankets and shelte( m ttmes of natural dtsaster It helps boys and gtrls learn the pnnctples and values needed to lead us to a bnghter tomorrow It helps elderly restdents make new fnends and learn new sktlls And the hst goes on and on. By JOSEPH PERKiNS The Ohto Valley has a glonous tradition of helptnJ! lis people m Btll Campbell feels strongly about ttmes of need. Indeed, the reg1on never lets Its people down. Now affinnattve action To the mmd of Atlanta's second-term mayor, 11 ts as should be no different Umted Way ofGalhaCounty needs your help, folks Wtth the 2000 tmportant an tssue to black Amen fund-ratsmg deadhne approachmg, the campatgn stands about cans today "as our nght to vote was $35,000 shon of tts $115,000 goal More than 99 percent of thts mon- back m the t960s " Furthermore, satd Campbell, m ey stays nght here to help folks JUSt hke you. remarks publtshed m a recent tssue of What If the next ttme you needed help, a Umted Way agency couldTime magazme, "Afncan-Amencans n't help because tt dtdn' t have enough resources? That sounds have to be as resolute on thts ISsue as unthmkable, but 1t could happen unless Umted Way htts lis goal. the Jewtsh commumty ts about atd to As you make out your Chnstmas hst, be sure to mclude a spot for Israel " Umted Way of Galha County. Help thts deservmg chanty make a dtfBut the mayor dtdn't leave 11 at f6rence that He went on to say that any · Thanks to you, Umted Way works "handkerchtef-head Negro" who has the tementy to dtsagree wtth htm on thts tssue ought to be shunned by the • To donate or for mfonnatton, contact Jean Houck at 446-7200 or black commumty Although he dtdn't menuon her by 446-8400. name, Campbell appeared to be alludmg to Cynthta Tucker, the edt' tonal page edttor for The Atlanta Journal-Constttutwn, wtlh whom he has had a runmng battle for the past stx years By The Associated Press · Today ts Tuesday, Dec 14, the 3481h day of 1999 There are 17 days left Tucker, one of the nauon 's better urthe year and brtghter JOurnahsts, and hardly a Today's Htghltght m Htstory nght-wmg Repubhcan, supports the . Two hundred years ago, on Dec 14, 1799, the first prestdent of the Umt- goals of affinnattve acuon But she IS a reahst ed States, George Washmgton, dted at h1s Mount Vernon home at age 67. G1ven that stnct race-based afftr• On thts date matlve acuon programs have been • In 1819, Alabama JOtned the Umon as the 22nd state struck down by courts throughout the • In 1861 , Prmce Alben, husband of Queen Vtctona, dted m London • In 1911, Norwegtan explorer Roald Amundsen became the first man to reach the South Pole, beatmg out an expedttton led by Robert F Scott ' In 1939, the Sovtet Umon was dropped from the League of J:olatmns. · In 1946, the Umted Nauons General Assembly voted to estabhsh UN headquarters m New York In 1962, the U S space probe Marmer II approached Venus, transmtttmg By JOAN RYAN Perhaps 11 IS my own perverse mfonnatlon about the planet In 1980, fans around the world patd tnbute to John Lennon, stx days after need for battle that dnves me to do 11 (Not battle exactly, but a good he was shot to death m New York Ctty , . In 1981 , Israel annexed the Golan Hetghts, whtch 11 had set zed from Syr- lean-across-the-table debate as the watter brmgs more wme ) I have uun 1967 ; In 1986, the expenmental atrcraft "Voyager," ptloted by Dtck Rutan and found that all I need do to tgntte such Jeana Yeager. took off from Edwards Atr Fotce Base tn Cahfomta on the first a dtscusswn- m any settmg, among any crowd - ts mentton a smgle non-stop, non-refueled fltght around the world In 1988, Prestdent Reagan authonzed the U S. to enter mto a "substan- name Htllary Her dectston to run for senator m tive dtalogue" wtth the Palestme Ltberatton Orgamzatton, after chatnnan New York has trked even those Yasser Arafat satd he was renouncmg "all fonns of terronsm " • Ten years ago Nobel Peace laureate AndreJ D Sakharov died m Moscow whose famtltartty wuh the place reaches httle beyond "Semfeld " arage 68. Ftve years ago A federal Judge granted a preltmmary tnjunctton block- They have a laundry ltst of reasons mg almost all of Proposttton I87's bans affectmg tllegaltmmtgrants m Cal- They 're weary of the Cltntons They tfomta. Former Arkansas Governor Orval E Faubus, whose refusal to let mne feel she's calculatmg and hypocntt· black students tnlo Ltttle Rock's Central Htgh School m 1957 forced Pres- cal to have tolerated her husband's tnfidehttes. She's too hun~ry for ulent E1senhower to send m federal troops, dted at age 84 One year ago Prestdent Clmton stood wttness as hundreds of Palesun- power and status She's shtrldng her first-lady dunes If she really wants tan leaders renounced a call for the destructton of Israel Today's Btnhdays Jazz mustctan Clark Terry ts 79 "60 Mmutes'" exec- to serve the pubhc after her husband uuve producer Don Hewlllts 77 Actor-playwnght George Funh ts 67 Actor leaves office, they say, she ought to Hal Wtlhams ts 61 Actress Patty Duke ts 53 Pop smgcr Joyce Vmeent-Wtl- run a non -profit agency or stmply son (Tony Orlando and Dawn} ts 53 Entenamment execuuve M~ehael Ovttz speak our on pantcular tssues, as Betts 53 Actress Dee Wallace Stone ts 51 Rock mustctan Chff W•lhams ty Ford, Rosalyn Caner and other (AC/DC) 1s 50 Rock smger-mustctan Mtke Scott (The Waterboys) 1s 41 ftrst ladtes have done I. on the other hand, am dehghted Smger mustc tan Peter "Sp1der" Stacy (The Pogues) IS 41 Actress Cynthta by Htllary Chnton 's candidacy It has Gibb ts 36 Rhythm-and-blues smger Bnan Dalynmple (Soul For Real) ts nothmg to do wtth poht1cs The 24 Model Bndget Hall JS 22 ,_..-on •bn>od,.... Our view: United Way Put a little something in agency's stocking hght 1h.1n .myonc cx[lCctCd on the vole t<> renew U S memhershtp tn the W'IO And l.tsl tra~k negot1atmg .JUlhuruy lnr the prestdent may not even ~.:omc up .1gam next year Me.mtunc, !r.ldc could emerge as more ol a 'ontcnt1ous 1ssuc m Lhc prestdenttal ru~c. wtlh V1cc Prcstdcnl AI Gore muv10g In appease the umons .md environmentalists and cymcal or dumb" for "undenmnmg the posstbthty of an itreement" by oftcndmg developmg nations Wtth a threat of trade """ctlons" over labor condtltons. Whtte House atdes say Chnton was speakmg men:ly "m an asptra· !tonal way" when he used the word "sanctions," but develop10g nations heard 11 as a threat to puntsh them for not hvmg up to US standards on workmg condttmns and child labor One Bush foretgn pohcy advtser, former State Department offictal Robert Zoellick, satd, "I don't believe Chnton was speakmg off the top of hts head I beheve he was playmg to John Sweeney," prestdent of the AFL-CIO "He had thrown a bone to the busmess communtty," Zoelhck satd, referrmg to Clinton's agreement on admtttmg Chtna tnlo WTO "Now thts was hts bone to labor "My quesbon ts, at what potnt can we expectlhts guy to act like a president mstead of somebody runmng for offtce? ThiS was mere pandenng to labor and the greens to help AI Texas Gov George W Bush (R) pre.1chmg a pure lrcc trade gospel Gore argues that lahor and envt ronmental <afeguards ought to be mcluded as enforceable ttems 10 the body of any future trade agreements - not as stdc agreements - a stance that may make 11 more dttlicult to reach agreement wtlh loretgn nattons and to wm GOP support 10 Congrcs< Bush contends that countnes w1ll rmse thetr own labor and env1ron· ment,JI standards as they get ncher as a natural consequence of free tfade Bush atdes say that tf he'd been asked about the Seattle events dunng Monday mght 's GOP debate mAnzona, he would have cnllc1zed Chnton lor makmg the WTO meeung Gore'' such a htgh-profile affatr wtthout pre· Clmton defenders, mcludmg pro· negottatmg a successful result trade New Democrats, say that hts Also, the atdes satd, he would campatgn for "globahsm Wtlh a have accused Chnton of bemg "etther human face ' ts destgned as a "thtrd s;rA~~R. ( way " pohcy between the protecttontsm of labor and the latssez fa1re advocated by Bush and other free traders Hts 1dea, they say, ts to reform the wro and to start It talkiOg about 1ssues such as labor nghts and environmental protection wtthout allow mg those cons1derattons to block •I trade But Zoelhck satd, "The danger ts thts. Chnton 's spmners say about Seattle that 'no agreement ts better than a bad agreement ' But a bad agreement ts hkely to be defined 10 Congress and the medta as any agree menl that doesn't have labor and . environment 10 11 "The develop10g world wtll see that as a threat to 1ts abtllty to · progress and won' I go along And · Repubhcans 10 Congress know the proviSions wtll be used for protectlomsm " "I'd say we've JUSt lost blparllsamsm on trade," Zoelhck satd That's mdeed a danger - unless Chnton moves qutckly to repatr the damage he·s helped cause (Monon Kondracke Is executive editor of Rot! Can, the newspaper of Capitol Hilt.) THE MARKET t11E~-199R st.tller@fuu net PI..UN6ED 242 PoiN15 TODAY ... BUTm WINDCHILL MAKES IT FEEL LIKE 350 • ... On this date in history: the Mary Richards model sttll plays better. But as a candtdate mstead of a wtfe, Htllary Chnton ts rolhng up her Donna Karan sleeves She's showmg what she knows She tsn '1 playmg down the fact that she actually likes readmg pohcy papers and budgets Most enJoyable of all, desptte the odds agamst her, she's standmg hke DeNtro m front of Giuham and saymg, "You talkm' to me?'' Yes, to answer the cnllcs, she can be mampulattve and dtsmgenuous and hard-headed Cenamly these are not flattering tratts, but welcome to pohttcs. And yes, she's neglectmg some first-lady dut1es It's mteresdng that newspapers have wruten antcles about what Whue House events Htllary Clmton wtll be mtssmg tn the com10g month I haven't seen stmt· Jar stones about what duttes AI Gore Bush, McCain trade barJ:Js , during third GOP debate (Continued from Page1) ~ Thpse OP.ttons re&ulted ID way moro restdenual and bustne§S dts"· p1acements ~ ·'' • at•ong wtth wetland an d stream tmpacts and dtd not address level-of-servtce tssues or 11m1ted access In addttton, those opt1ons were not capable of bemg made mto four-lane htghway, he explamed Htll satd ODOT's preferred alternattve would cost $90 9 mtlllon, result tn 26 restdenttal dtsplacements no busmess dtsplacements, result m the realignment of 2,687 feet of stream and tmpacl 3 acre of welland The CASH type alternatives exammed by ODOT would cost $79 6 mtllton , although Htll satd that figure does not Include the cost of servtce roads or trafftc mamtenance dunng constructiOn That proposal would dtsplace 91 households four bus messes, result m the reahgnment of 21,714 feet ol stream and tmpact 20 9 acres of wetland Afterward< the htghway would DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - In gan admmt stralt on oflt ~t a l Gaty a sp1nted pres1denttat campaign Bauct - tt ica hard but had dd!Jcul debate, Texas Gov George W Bush ty tn]Ccllng thetmelvcs lnw Ihe mt x and Sen John McCam fought over Busb IS tHe fronHunnet by far 1n l'ax policy and fann subsJdtes, whtle nallonal polls and JS r,Jied a sohd (Continued from Page 1) MC hd d ' d h fa vontc m Iowa, where the hrst del heads together, . he satd "I am sttll e am was pus e to e.en ts committed to creatmg an economy centerptece campatgn finance pro- egarcs Will be pte ked m precmct cau- that reflects our communttJes " 1 coses on Jan 24 McCaul has no posa s Afterwards. ODOT Chtef of Staff Bush challenged Mce'ant to organtzed effort '" Iowa, but has and CAC Chairman Davtd Celona lncl ude worki ng women m 'hIS 1ax pulled even - or slightly ahead satd he made tt clear from the Slart cuttmg plans, whtle Mcc'iun asked • m New Hampshtre , the leadoff pn- that the CAC was not a dectstOn Bush to JOIO m on campmgn fmance mary slate, accordmg to the most k bod d h k h refonn recent soundwgs H1 s ns~e lhere prec rna mg Y an t at wor on 1 e ' to des1gn of the htghway would contm "We can comnul to havmg-floth- - scnts a challenge to Bush 's ef.ort !ng IO do wllh soft money, .. McCam marC!i Hnmolested to the nommalton ue throughout the process I have never made any promtses I ,oor bac krold Bush " I hope you' ll make that McCam dt d make a pea commitment nght here to~tgl)t:' • ,\ tng m Iowa, l"topmg for an early sur- or gave any false tllusmns," he S~td, • addmg that the premtse behmd the "I don 't thmk that'sJ'I'.!i 1I tl\tpk ' Pf\~e, ,thal would add to hts momen CAC was to make sure that members that's untlateral dtsant161tlenl, C.Bush --~unr. •v ' ' • ..,,..,.,,.. 'J'' "' '' "r iiiJJ be 1h b 11 01 d I h of the commumty had an opportum satd Lookm~ to tvt""-1110, 1 ~ '~'d · " ..W• on e a • an ope ty to getthetr tssues on the table ~'It's gomg tQ hurt lh~ Jl.~JWI1lican • Jfi~•Jl~illlY band of brave souls wtll I, for one, am not gomg to forego farty, John ,. ' '• )lQ' \'lln' And vote for me," he smd lhts process, he satd " We have a flawed campatgt> - McCam also clashed w1th hts fmance system that (has) g1ven the nvals by go1<1g out ol hts way to trash Thomas Caramamco, prestdent of megaphone to the btg-money peo- subs1dt<:10 ' for ethanol, a gasohne McCor;nuck, Taylor & Associates • r\J """ h Inc , a' Ptttsburgh-bascd consulttitg pie,"' retone~..M~Cam, ()f An'?qllll-......addtrtVe made from co • I.C , arc fum h 1re"d by 1he group to offer techFor hth 1"'rl:o-8ush· questiOned very popular JtJ Iowa , I d h h McCam directly on taxes. saying hts 'I'm here to tell you- thmgs you mea asststance , sal t e process as "ian dtd htlle for workmg women don •t want to hear as well as thm~s plenty of butlt·m opportumty for commumty leedback ''I m wondenng why " Bqsh asked you want to hear,' satd McCam "Just because they left 4he t,Jblc ' The exchange was thetr most 'EverybodJt here on th\~ stage, tf tt ,doQ~il't mean ilietr vtews arc not Intense tll,tJi&:Eacewrlfue ~epubilcan wasn't for the 1actthat!Qwa has,the ~restdentla~O)hlnahon . r~ nccttng" llrst cauc uses,' would sha;e my vte"W t•~aqJ,'~hc ~atd '. campatgn where Bush's bnce com- thai we doiN need etha_nof subst- · · Refemng 10 the new character of -'· the comm ttlee, m whtch hhtghw.Jy mandmg lead has begun to erode 10 dtcs ", 1 Bu•h ~tckl countere" th•o ' I A supponers appear to have 1 e upper $ome Important ear y states su , ..., .... ,~" ~·n.'!l wiJc ther:;,'l,' ~. "'"~ 1\tnd, Caramantco satd. It s not Thetr ,l}l'~.ts :.... Sen Ornn Hatch pp01n -~ v -·' ,....:-. ~ ' )~~ncomm o n that a comnuttcc 1s unbal ' .'l,t.W~~~a-~ u 0f Utah, !JI!II~Qnau:¢ gubhsher Sieve IQv.-..,. " ~ ... ' d • ,., , ('orbes. farmer S!at• Dep.~rtmcnt '-'lif:l:#lf~bate s. Busn WIIS:a!"k' an~? ., fonner Re.1- tcJZe d tor bcme passtve ODOT}ust has 10 conSJdet all tltc offtcml Alan !(eyes •and ' sttll nieel onl) a '45 inlle-pcr-hour dc stgn s[lCed no1 meet a proJected. lev<:J. df servtcc for "'2 025 aJ¥1 .\VAUIQ ' not bd1m11ed access ' " Current stale and lederal gu1de ltnes would nol allow recon structiOn wtlh that deSJ gn speed Hill explamed, nor would ODOT butld such a htghway he added ·Thai was d1nppcd I rom lurthe1 consideration ' he ~.ud but 11 was looked at The prelcrred opuon . the one ortgtnall y constdet cd by ODOT appears to best meet 1hc h1ghway s purpo•e and need whtlc h<Jvut g tile fewes t env1ronmcmal 1mpac1s he cxpl,uned II the EIS ts approved next sum mer as antJclpaled, and ODOT's pre ferred alternaltve IS selected, the proJect could posstbly be sold as early as June 2001 , wnhatwo-yearoonstructwn cycle Celona sa1d destgn work on ODOT's preferred alternattve ts approximately 40 percent completed Anti-highway CAC members mornmg lrom the Buckeye Foresl Counc tl satd lhe lour membeJS restgned tn protest ovct whal lhey c.Jiicd a tundamentally ll awcd process The 1estg mng mcmhers were upsel that ODOT has conllnucd lu spend money on the proJect eve n whtle the preferred ahgnment ts bcmg debated They noted ODOT has spent more than $1 nulhon on tiS preferred htghway alignment smce July, 10 addtlton to more than $3 mtl hon spent pnor to July on the alignment "We (the reSJgnmg members} could no longer parttcJpate m good fauh 10 a process where the outcome IS clearly predetenn10ed It IStoo late for ODOT to stmply stop spe ndm g the money now There needs to be a lull-scale reconstderatu'Hi of all the assumpttons and deSJgn work dune to date,' satd Acheson Foran pomted out that ' these expendttures have so trrevocably comm ttted OE>OT to thelf preferred ali gnment thai tho CA.C cannot concetvably have any meamngful mput m the htghway selecuon process · At Mondays mect10g, Caramant co sa1d 1t 1s 'not uncommon _probe results in : \arrests of two men · l• SYRACUSE - Two Syracuse area men are tn Jatl thts mommg a watt· :mg a court appearance to answer to charges of vandalll mg two Syracuse churches · Calvm E Freeman, 18 43104 Stale Route 124, Ractnc, and Jeremy Mtchael, 20, 2648 Thtrd St, Syracuse , t.1cc hve felony charges each m the mctdents, whtch wete first Jcpun ed Saturday accordmg to Metgs County Shcnff James M Soulsby Vandals , us10g blue spray pa1111, wrote 666 on lhc lron1 door of the -Syracuse Presbytenan Church on Second Stree t They als o marked ,, pen tagram and a ctrcle on the stgn 10 front of lhc church and drew an upSide down cross wnh "666" on a stdc door I~ addltton , "Sat.m ts God, 'Satan, 666 Salan rules and vanous ant1 ·Teltg10us obscelllti CS were Wlltlen on the chun.:h Soul shy cxpl amcd As1gn for the nearby Church of God was also marked wllh an upSideSoulsby Sdtd VJII a£C pt opcrty and sto[l st gns were also tar ,geted by the vandals, he added Depll"!les made the arrests alter lalktn g to num erous people So ul sby sa1d, add10g he wtll recommend a h1gh bond be placed on both men pend tn g the oulcome of the mattct 'dm•o cro ss "l11at ts probabl y one uT the wmst u llll CS you can cotmm t to dc sc cr,nc a house of wors htp Soul>by. s11J(I ·That" rc,1ll y SJck Sou lsby sa1d he would also like to sec I he suspcus ICL:Cive a still p<.!naJ. ty II lound gulll y or the Climes I thlflk thiJI 1s on<.! of the lowest cnmes you can LCJnllllJ I he saJd - No foul play suspected after body"found in river PORTLAND - A motonst dnvmg :Uwng lhc Oh1o Rtwcr late Sundav tlJOtmng saw somethmg lloiiung m the nver that looked an awful lot hke a body Bpon closer exam mallon, he found 11 was a body Th~ body of Thomas Oman, 4~ Parkersburg, W Va was pulled from the nver hetwecn Long Bottom and Portland Metgs County Shcurl James M Soulsby reported thJS mornmg He satd Oman had been mJSstn g smcc Nov 19 The motonst who lound Oman,. Mtke Conn olly of Portland used a Lottery results wetglj)ed rope to fiSh the body troy. where it was lloatmg app rox tmale~ 30 fee t from the shore. Soulsby sa1d Respond1n g to the scene were the shenll Coroner Dr Douglas Hunter, Deputy Scott Trussell , and the Racme Vo l untee~ Ftre Department and emer-.• gcncy squad ., Suul sp) satd there was no VJStble , ll <~umd to the body and that mforma-· uun Jccc Jvcd by hJS offi ce Jndtcated Ihat louI play was not ilkel y tnvolvcd ' The hody w.1s transported lo the C1cmcens Fun eral Home m Racme pc11dmg re lease to the West Vngmta Department ol N,Jtural Re sources An .lutop') " bemg pcrlormed by the sidle nl West Vu'gtnm Soulshy satd CLEVELAND (AP) - One Buckeye 5 game ucke1 had the n ght combmatton lor the drawmg Monday, and tt's worth the Oh10 Lottery game's of$ 100,000 tor htghway departments to prooeed wtth ' what needs,lo be done "'Jih Ihe nsk th<1t changes may occur ' 'The way (departments ol transv1ewpmms we can sllll reach ou1 ponauon} srend money ts very often shockmg to people. he satd 10 tltctr membcts he added In other busmess pnor to the - Celona saJd IllS unlikely he Will recommend any new members be w.,)kout the group mtroduced Jls newes\Jve,roller QonJiutl'.J:I.)lt~. 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J!QPOI\}11'_,11 Jl!Jhc \iiJIJ'I!)J!JAA ~·~ ., t, - - • • t -~~ A press release rceetved th1s an mmtstcr reSJdmg In Pomeray 1• '-•l MeigS announcements Still hospifaliJe4 M .,. ! : : :" ..,...r...l\lrQA;ganJz~ ~ ,,.._... ....., "--~ Bnan S ijtN_uuue" ~ IUtJUIW m.an._,_ u• ..~ "" Iii -•ru •" auto acctdent oh State Route 143, Service planned remams hospitalized Cards may be A Smoky Mountam Chnstmas sent to htm, al Room J.1104, S..cond w1!1 Jw l1~>14 ,. at the Mount Umon Floor, J-luntmgton, W.Va 25,7()L , , Bap/,\S~ , ~h!JJ.I'\1· Dec 19,. 6.JI), p,m, •• The c~11r~~~~ lpcated IWO l)llles ~OI,\Ih of Carpenter Joe Sayre, pastor, Clarification mvlles the publtc Umted Way ofGallia County, featured m a front-page story m Mon' day's edttton of The Druly Sentmel, Di~~tef. ~~nsetcd A chtokcn noodle Jmner • ts not affiliated Wtlh United Fund for announced earlter by EMangelme ' Metgs County, an mdepcndentcharChapter 172, Order ol the ,Eastern Jttable organtlialton which ratSes conStar. has been canceled due \O contrtbuttons for organtzaltons and charstructiOn work at the temple ttable agenctes servmg restdents of Metgs County UFMC only recently kicked off tiS D!lllce, ~el , , A rounp a~li square dance w,tll he 2000 camprugn The organt~atJon " • hold a1 the S~mur Ctuzens <;en ter. governed by a local board hl trustees, F"day, 8 to I I p m Mus1c wtll he and ts not assoctated wtth any nationplayed by W1lhe and 1he Crahgrass B oy~ Wt\h <\1:1 Conant, caller Admts ston ts ~} per ~erson , $5 per couple ' (USPSZIJ·960) ' Those nuendmg are to take snacils for Community Nrwsp1ptr Hohllngt, Inc:: the refreshment table Tile publtc ts mvtted Pubhshtd e~ry 1 ft'tern~¥Jn M01t~Y t,luouah !,~..:· wh~reby the top 4 percent of each htgh school graduatmg class throughout the state ts ehgtble to enrollm the top-tier Umverstty of Cahforma system And m Flor.~da, Gov Jeb Bush has gone so far as to propose that the top 20 percent of graduates from each of that state's htgh schools recetve automatte admtsston to the state college or umverstty of tbetr chmce One wonders what Atlanta's mayor would have to say tf Georg1a moved to a college admtsstons system stmtllll' to that m Texas or Callforma, or the one bemg proposed m Flortda Perhaps he would find 11 as offenstve to hts ractal senstbthty as the challenge to hts ctty's mmonty set-astde program But affirmative act1on programs based stnctly on race and gender are a thmg Qf the past, whether the mayor of Atlanta and fellow black leaders like 11 or not That's why 11 IS absurd for Campbell to dtsparage an edttonahst for endorsmg alternative programs that can accomplish the same affirmative act1on, whtle also passmg legal muster (Joseph Perkins Is a columnist for The San Diego Union-Tribune.) • The Daily Sentii:tel ~ ~ ' Firefighter dies during barn blaze DRESDEN (AP) ~ A volunteer ftrefigltter helpmg to put out 3' barn fire m east-central Oh1o collapsed and later dted Mock trial slated CHESTER- A mock tnal wtll be held at the ola restored Chester Courthouse llJUrsday from 9 am to 2 30 pm The eventts bemg hosted by John R Lentcs, Metgs County -prosecuting attorney. All three area htgh school government classes wtll be paructpanng Thts wtll be the firsttnalto take place m the butldmg smce 1845. The Chester courthouse ts the oldest m Ohto The pubhc IS IOVtttd to attend Meigs EMS runs POMEROY - Umts of Metgs Emergency Servtces answered stx postage pa1d at Pomeroy, Oh10 calls for asststance on Monday Untts l{i~ervt.ew Garden Club, Thur~­ Member: The ~ ~ ~ted Pre~ ~ the Qhm Newspaper Assoc11110n day, l Wp.rn, Chnstmas parly alii)~ respondtng were Postmuter. Send addtoss t!Onecclons to Tht CENTRAL DISPATCH home of Ma~me Whttehead MemOady Sent•nel, Ill Cou_!l St. ~9"uoy. 9~10 45769 beis'are'io take gtfts for an exchange · 2 57 a m , Romme Road, Charles I !I < SUBSCRIPTION RATES McGrath, Holzer Medtcal Cetner, By Carrier or Motor Route I 13 p m , wtth Pomeroy umt One Week • , ) ~"T •t , r ~~.® , one Month • .fa 7b asststmg, Pomeroy Pike Road, Lmda One Year ~. ..... ,....... 1.....~ • ~. ,JS104.00 1 Dye, Veterans Memonal HOSpttal , SINGLE COPY PRICE II ' Da1ly. • • ... •• •, • 35 Cents 5 OJ p m , wllh Tuppers Plams as AEP- 31·7/16 Subscnbers not desmng to pay the camer may " Ftrst Responder, Number Nme Road, rem111R advance d1rcct to The D11ly Scntmel on · • ~ ·"' ' ·~ Hitold"SinnWCamden Clar'l< Memo a three, s•x or .~ ~~ b~s~~~~l1 ""~ ..- AN!l -..41·1/8 gavcn camer ca ~ w~k , • r ·• ~ .:4P!IechiiBC - 51-1:18 ~ i= ' nat Hospttal · ' ' No subscnpt10n by mad penn111td tn ueas Ashland 'Oil 32·15/16 7 50 p m : State Route 7, Rachel wbcre home camer scrv1tt La avaJi able Pubhsher reserVes the n&ht to adJust r1tes dur AT&T- 55·15/16 Elhott, HMC 1ng the subscnpt1on period Subacnptton ,.jc Ban~ One- 31·3/1-6 RUTLAND changes may be unplement.ed by chang111g tht Bob Evans - 15-tS/32 7 16 a 111 , Me1gs Mmc No 2. John dUrlltOn or the :SI.IbscfiDIIOn I ' ' '' BorgWarner39·118 Mullins , HMC MAIL SUBSCRIPTIOI'I Champion- 4·7/16 ' II 10 p m, wtlh Central Dispatch Inside Melp Counly 13 Weeks • • •••• ., ....,••• ,.$2'1 30 Cl'latmln6 Shope- 6-1111'6 ass1stmg, Salem Street, Tammy 26 Weeks • • ••.153 82 Clty'floldjng -15-718 ,' · ' \ Owensby, HMC fndly, Ill Court St, Pomeroy, Oh1o, by the Oh1o Valley Pubhshmg Compa'fty Second class Club to meet 1 ts shtrktng as vtce prestdent, John McCam as senator and George W. Bush as governor But somehow the Amencan pubhc wtll suffer the consequences tf Htllary mtsses a few nbbon-cuttmgs and afternoon teas It IS, of course, enttrely posstbly that I am readmg too much mto Htllary Clinton's dectston to move to New York and run for the Senate Perhaps 11 has nothmg to do wtth ful- . filling her personal goals and reach- : mg her potenttal as a leader and · redefinmg her place her htstory. Maybe her mottve ts s1mpler Maybe she finally figured out how to dump her loser husband (Joan Rpn Ia a c;olumnlet for the Sin Francisco ChrOnicle. Send comment• to ,har ' lll of tlilt newspaper or send her e-mail 'at joanryanafgate.com.) qre Gregory Rogers, 50, of the Dresden Volunteer F1re Departmer>t was pronounced dead Monday evemng a~ ' Bethesda hosptlal m Zanesvtllc, satd Karla Dtss. a nursmg supervtsor at the hospttal An autopsy wtll be conducted The barn fire , off Stale Route 60 tn Musldngum County, broke out about 6 p m Monday No mJunes were reponed from the fne A message was leflthts mornmg ill he fire department , . *********************************** : ................................................... Clip and Mail ................................................. : ! !: * Meigs County ALL WARS MONUMENT Restoration : To all Veterans, Friends and Citizens of Meigs County who wish to be * : part of the restoration of the Soldiers imd,Sailors All Wars Monumeqt may do so by sending your donation to: * 'f" * Feeny Bennett Post 128 · PO Box 128 Middleport, Ohio 45760 * * Suggested Donations: $5 $10 $25 $50 $100 $500 $1000 * ** * ~ Stocks f Thought for Today "To the memory of the Man, first m war, firstm peace, an!l. first tn the hearts of hts countrymen " - Henry Lee, Amertcan gover· nor ( 1756-1818) on the death of George Washmgton !liZ Weeks •• •••• ........ ,: JJIOS1S6 13 ::~~ ~~·-~.~.~.~~.j~~ 26 \\teeb I l , • -.r.l .$56..68 !li2Wceks.u ..., ............... .$109'72 l feder•l Mogul-18·314 , F,rSlllf-,.21·1/16 , , ~~nnett :.... 75·1!.4 j( mart -11-1/2 Kroger_ 15·15/16 .Lands End_ 37·118 ,Lt.cl, ,.. 40 _718 0 ltHIII Fl ncial-16-7/16 O~B _ ~~ : Donations of $25 or more will have their names listed on a plaque in Legion Hall : *Name : Address ~I_IANK YOU FOR YOUR DONATION * : *. . . . . . . . . .. .'. . . . . ... . . . . . .'. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..* *********************************** lnJ"Ury reported in Sunday crash · CJ-IESTER- The Galha-Metgs Post of the ~tate Htghway Patrol,cu' cd Lo_rre D Htll , 25, Long ~ottom, for fmlure to yteld followmg 01IWO· car acctdent on State Route 7 m ..< Che~ter Sunday une Valley - 33·5116 Accordmg to the report, Jonath\"' Peoples - 23 D Bugg, 34, Pomt Pleasant, W Va , , premier- 10.1/16 was northbOund at the same bme Htll Rockwall - 46·318 was pulltng'from a pnvate parking lot RD Shell - 58·118 to go south, and colhded wt,th Bugg's Stars - 31-5/16 car Shoney's -1-3/16 A passenger m Bugg's vehJcle, __ .Yl!tiJ!;!Y~li•.:::- 20-1/2 .. ,_ , • Jenntfer E Bugg, 23, Pomt Pleasant, «;;thar Service~· --- Worthington- 14-11/16 was transported to Veterans Me1J1or' Advenlslns. .. .. .. .... .. . ....txt: 1104 ' Dally ~t~ck reports lire the , tal Hospttal by the Metgs County Clmolotlon .. .: .....::... . -".' ..:...:Exl.ll03 " 10:30'a.nl. quotes provided by EMS Both veh1cles suffered moderCtmlll<d Ad& ............... ......Ex!. 1100 '·Advest of' Galllpolls. ate damage Reader Services 33 18 ( _____L_ • CEREDO, WVa - Wtlham Roger Lemley, 57, Ceredo, d1ed Sunday, Dec 12, 1999 m St Mary's Hospttal, Huntmgton, WVa Born Dec 12, 1942 tn Rome, Oluo. son of lhe late Chester Lemley, ~nd Ann Plybon Lemley of Vmton, he reured as a spnnkler fitter, and was currently workmg for 1he Ptllsbury Co He attended Ltberty Chapel Church and was a member of Umon Local 669 SurviVIng m addtllon to hts mother are htS wtfe, Wtlma Jean Ph1ll1ps Lemley, a son, Timothy Wtlham Lemley of Hunlmglon , two daughters Theresa Marte Caldwell of Vme Grove, Ky , and T<Jna MJSchelle Shrader of Loutsvtlle, Ky. five grandchtldren, two b!PI~rs, Vel mer Lemley of Stx Lakes, Mtch, and Larry Lemley ql Rutl~nd , and a stsler, Lmda Amgont of Portland, Conn Servtces wtll be 2 p m Wednesday, m the Ltberty Chapel Church, wtlh Pastor Walter Woods offic1a1Jng Bunal wtll be tn the Swan Creek Cemetery Fnends may call at the Waugb-Halley- Wood Funeral Home from 6.-9 tomght, and at the, church on Wednesday, one hour prmr to the scrv tces ... Hillary Clinton: first lady no mor·e results of a Senate electton tn New York are unlikely to affect my life tn Cahforma Rather, what mspt res me tsn'tthc polltJctan but the woman Most of us sec our lives as hnear JOUrneys We even usc the term "on track " 10 descnhe Ihe act of mov10g forward on a senstble, estabhshed path !look at Htllary CllntQn and see a woman detennmedly JUmpmg the ratls Instead of easmg 1010 a hfe of qutet quast-royalty as a former first lady, she ts choos10g 1he polmcal equtvalent of chff d1v10g, knowmg she could end up splattered on the rocils The New York newspapers eat her for breakfast everr day Her every move and utterance are ptcked apan on the talk shows W11h sucll,a popular and fierce opponent m Rudy Gtuhant, she could lose the race spectacularly All of whtch makes her decision to run all the more astonishmg and admttable. If tt's ego that mottvates her, fine. Fmd me a strong leader Without one. Her brash, know-tt-all son of confidence ts somethmg we see all too rarely m pubhc women, who know WiiiJ~!l:l:: ~omr~~IJIIey ··: .:· • Other programs as effective, not illegal land, she th10ks 11 logtcal that ctltes devtsed an altemattve program hke Atlanta adopt new approaches to It gtves preference to locally based achteve the same affmnatlve action compames And, as Tucker has notgoals ed m her wnungs, over the past stx Indeed, as th1s Js wntten , Atlanta ' years mmonty-and female-headed finds tis mmonty set astde program compames have been awarded rough- wh1ch reqmres the ctty's pnme ly $600 mtlhon m contracts Wtlh the contractors to create JOmt ventures ctty, about the same as under the old, wllh mmunty-or female-owned busi- 1llegal. race-and gender-based setnesses- lacmg a federal court chal- astde program lenge And much as Detrmt has come up The wager here ts that Atlanta's wllh a ractally neutral conlracllng program wtll be found dtscnmmato- system that nonetheless supports ry, much as stmtlar m10onty set-astde mmonty contractors, states are stanprograms m San D1ego, Detrott and lOg to replaced thetr race-based colother ctttes have been declared as lege admtsstons programs Wllh programs that accomplish the same goa l such of campus dtverstly, but wtthout So how mtght Atlanta and otber resonmg to tllegal, divtstve quotas cmes promote the affinnattve action The mode its Texas, where the top goal of shanng the wealth, m the I 0 percent of each htgh school's form of local government contracts, graduanng class ts ehgtble for admlswtth mmonty-owned busmesses, ston at any of the state's public colwtthout dtscnmmating against majorleges and umverstltes tty-owned busmesses, wtthout runUnder thts ractally neutral system, mng afoul of the couns? blacks make up 4 I percent of stuTucker holds out Detrotl as an dents enrolled thts year at the Umexample Back tn 1994, that ctty verstty of Texas at Austm, the state's faced a legal challenge to tts race-and gender-based set-astde program But premter campus. That's the same perrather than wage an ulttmately fuule centage as m 1996, when the state legal battle to preserve the program sttll had tis race-based affirmallve -much as Atlanta Mayor Campbell actton system m place Followmg Texas' lead, Cahfomta vows to defend hts ctty's program by "any means necessary" - Detroat has adopted an admtsstons policy ChurCh ~vatldalism . U.S. 33 meeting 2 ru..diiJ, December 14, 11119 By MORTON KONDRACKE I .tst week "s Wt>tlu I"I.Juc Ot g.uu- The Daily Sentinel • PaQ8 3 ' ---- ,, .. , �• The Daily Sentinel .Sports . EDDIE PELLS JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) Through most of the game, \he Jacksonville Jaguars looked sloppy. That's why players like Fred Taylor .and Jimmy Smith are so important to their Super Bowl hopes. · Using big play s from their top players. the Jaguars overcame a rainstonn and a spirited effort· from the Denver Broncos for a last-second 27;!4 victory Monday night The tina! margin came on Mike ~elli s' 23-yard field goal as time J:~pired, but the victory was a testament to Jacksonville 's stars coming through in the final three minutes. " You can scream as much as you want on the side line and talk ahout IN hat you need to do," quarterback Mark Brunell said . .. But you just ·need to play. Someone's going to go out and make plays. I think you saw that in Jimmy Smith and you saw that in Fred Taylor." Taylor burst through the line for a 38-yard touchdown run that gave the Jaguars ( 12- 1) a 24-17 lead with 2:35 Sentinel Correspondent Host Belpre rolled to a 53-36 Tri Valley Conference girls' basketb<tll win over the Southern Tornadoes Monday night at Belpre High School. Michelle Brown led Belpre (3-1) with 17 points, while Cherie Thomas, Mykala S)ephens, and Afton Thornhill each added eight. Southern (0-3) was led by Amy Lee with nine. Kim Ihle seven. and Stacy Lyons with six. Southern coach Alan Crisp said, "We lost it in the first half. We need to play consistently as we haven't played four quarters yet. ·Someone needs to step up and look to score." Southern had a poor first quarter and a poor first half, actually outscoring Belpre in the second half. The Tornadoes went down 12-7 after one round and 28-10 at the half. Belpre rolled to a 53-36 win. Southern hit 7.-38 from the field with a 2-4 night from three point land, hitting 16-26 at the line with 32 rebounds (lhle 6, Lyons 6). Southern had II stea ls, two assists , 20 turnovers, and 16 fouls . Belpre hit 19-43 two-pointers, 2-5 three-pointers, and was 9-16 at the line with 33 rebounds (Brown 8). Belpre had 20 turnovers and 20 fouls. " Is Jacksonville the best team in the league·>No :· Broncos linebac ker Bill Romanowski said. ·· out what thev're doing IS findin g a way to win We. used to <lo that. We need to find that again ." Severa l times. it seemed D~n ve r had recaptured tl1c formula. Brian Griese engineered a pair of long touchdown drives to lift Dcnn:r tu a 14-0 lead before the Jaguars Belpre won the rese rve game 3K24 led bv Sarah Wilcoxen with 14 and Brigette Barnes and Rache l Chapman had I0 and eight respectively. Sou thern Watc rfn rd Thursday. Quarter totals Southern .. ..... .. ......... 5-5- II - 15=36 Belpre ..................... l2- 16- ll-14=53 Southern: Kim lhlc 1- 1-2/2=7.' Heather Da iley 0-0-0/2=0, Sarah Brauer 1-0-113=3. Stacy Lyons 2-0212=6. Kati Cumin s 0- 1- 1/2=3. Tammy Fryar 1-0-113=3. Amy Lee 20.5/6=9. Brigettc Barnes 0-0-112= 1. Rachel Chapman 0-3/4=3. Totals 72-16-26=36 Belpre: Leslie Cunningham 0-01/2= I. Candy . Malone 0-1 -2/4=5. Michelle West 2-1 -0/2=7 , Micl1elle Brown 7-0-3/4= 17, Cheri Thomas 30-2/2=8, Mykala Stephens 4-0-0=8, Afton Thornhill 3-0-212=8. Totals 19-2-9/16=53 Jari Kurri scored five goal s and Wayne Gretzky added tliree as the NHL Edmonton Oilers defeated the New Jersey Devils 13-4 m 1983. • Sentinel Correspondent Meigs jumped out to a 24-9 lead and rolled to a 62-37 win over Waterford in girls TVC basketball action Monday evening at Larry R. Morrison Gymnasium. The gives coach Ron Logan 's Lady Marauders a 5-0 mark overall and a 3-0 record in the Ohio Division. The victory was also the Marauders 21st straight at home. The Marauders behind the scoring of junior guard Amber Vining jumped out to the early lead . Vining scored 12 points in the peri od. Melaine Lang paced the Wildcat s · with five in the period . In the second perio~. Vining scored five and Tiffany Halfhill four to pace the Marauders in a 13- 10 scori ng advantage and a 37-19 lead at the half. Ashlee Jones scored five for the visitors. Jennifer Shrimplin and, Brooke Williams had the hot hand for Meig s in the third,peri od. Shnmplin scored nine points and Williams eight and Meigs held a comfortable 56-29 lead heading into the final period. Vining scored all of Meigs six points in the fourth period as the Marauders went on to post the 25 point win . Vining led three Marauders in double 23 points , Shrimplin added 15 and Williams 12. Meigs hit 27 of 56 from the floor including tow ol fi"e three pointers for 48%. Meigs· went to the line 10 times and hit six for 60o/r. The Marauders had 26 rebound s led by Shrimplin with 10 and Williams nine . Meigs only turned the ball over four times , had II steals led RECOVERS FUMBLE - Jacksonville quarterback Mark Brunell (left) picks up the loose football as Denver defenders Trevor Pryce (93) and Maa Tanuvasa (98) close in him during Monday night's AFC game in Jacksonville, Fla., where the Jaguars won 27-24 on Mike Hollis' clutch field goal. (AP) guincd five y1~rds in offense. times for 79 yards . After Taylor's touchdown run. ''No nne 'wants to go out of the Griese hit Byron Chamberlain for a game. but I' m1. doing OK." Stewart 57·yarU tou~.:hdown 10 tic the game at said. ·· We were ahie to move the ball 2<-1 wi th I :4) n:m<. 1ining. and put points on the board whe n I But as usual in a season gone was in there. But Fred stepping in wrong. the Broncos ~.:ouldn ' t pull out and putling points mfthc bonrd when the win . Their minuscul e playoff we really needed it. that wa.s hig for d1am:cs were squashed and they arc us. assured or a losin t! rcL:on.l for the first Su was lhc vil:l Ory. time si nce 1994 . ._ "The offen se hung in there· wbcn " It"s tough." Broncos coad1 Mike the defense wasnt playi ng well ," Shanahan sa id . ·· we had some situa- linehacker Kevin Hardy said . "This tions to make plays. We had opportu- team has a lot of fi ght in it. I think nities there late, hut didn·t .take that's the making of a championship advantage of it. It 's tough: hu t that's team ." the way it rs. ·· Notes: Stewart had two touchIt wa s Jackson ville's first victnry downs , givtng him 13 to lead the over Denver since the hi storic upset AFC Washington's Stephen Davis in the 1996 playoffs. leads the NFL with 17. After This win was more !han symbolic. spcndi'ng a week in Oregon with his Jacksonville needed it to maintain family, concuss ion-prone Broncos a one-game edge over Indianapolis quarterback Chris Miller made the in the race for home-field advantage trip to Jackso nville. He's out for the through the playoffs. It al so gave the rest of the season. He said. he'll Jaguars a two- game edge over determine his long-term future once The Alexander Spartans reboundTennessee in the AFC Central. the season is over. ... In an usual ed from its loss at Meigs in a big way "The games get higger and the replay reversal , officials said Brian by defeating Eastern 75-50 Monday stakes get higher as each week goes Griese fumbled when they initially riight in girls' high school basketball on. " Jaguars right tackle Leon had ruled an incomplete pass. The action atAibany. Searcy said . "This was a big win for reversal confimred the fumble, but Alexander is now 4- 1 and Eastern us. " because the whistle had blown, the is 0-4. Taylor, who came back big after a Broncos retained pos session even Alexandcnolled to a 16-10 first hamstring injury kept him out the though Jacksonville had recovered. period lead, then spread the lead to bulk of the season. finished with 74 ... Brunell got credi t for hi s 13th 40-20 at the half. In the third period, yards on nine carries. He entered fourth-quarter comeback. Alexander blitzed Eastern 33-10 to after Jame s Stewart kft with a push the score to 73-30. Eastern cut sprained left foot Stewart carried 18 ~~~~~~~~ CANONSBURG, Pa. (AP) New Pittsburgh Penguins coach Herb Brooks put the team through a workout lasting nearly 90 minutes a day after a game. Brooks' up-tempo system requires such a schedule. And the players appear to be responding. They' re 2-0 under Brooks going into a home game with Bo ston tonight. but they're still four games by Ashley Thomas with four, 15 assists, Shannon Price had six and Vining and Williams four each. The Lady Marauders blocked I 0 sho\5 Shrimplin and Hysell had two each:· Cierra Sparling was the only Wildcat in douhle figures wtth 1\), Waterford hit on 19 of 53 from the floor including four of five three pointers for 36%. Waterford w~nl to the line four times and cashed tn on three for 75 %. The Wildcats had 21 rebounds led by Lang with seven, they turned the ball over 21 times. JV notes: Meigs also won the junior varsity game 32-11. Mari11, Drenner, Mindy Chancey and Alicia Werry all scored si~ to lead Me ig~; Terri Huck had ei~ht for Watcrforo, : Later this week: Meigs will travel to Nelsonville-York on Thursday. Waterford (3-2 overall and 2-2 in the conference) wi ll play at Southern on Thursday. EagleS ... CIJ.-"l NBA standings EASTF.RN CONFERF.NCF. All:mtic lllllsinn fum POCKET SURVIVAL TOOL New York lJ :'\() I S2fl Boston Orlando ... Philndelphi:1.. Washing1on. New Jer sey .. 10 II 10 I! 16 ·rlK 5 16 }1K 6 I) CmtraiiJh·ision Charlotte . .1.1 7 Indiana ... 1.1 7 Toronto .. .12 8 CLEVELAND.. . 10. 9 Milwaukt"e .. .. II 10 Detrcit .. .. 10 II At lanta ....................... ..... 'J 11 Chicago .......................... .2 10 7 .~ 0 soo ~7 .l 650 650 600 526 51-l -·- SanAntonio ... 15 Utah .................. ... ... 13 Dc:nv~r . . . .. .... 10 Minnesota ... ... 1 ......... I! Dallas . Houston .. ..... 7 Vanco uver. .. .. .................. .-I 7 68 2 7 .650 10 500 10 41 2 IJ. .'64 15 .ll a 17 190 Midwest Dh·ision ll: ~ Iwn fiL Pacific Divi5ion L. A. Lakcn ...................... 17 S 77.' Ponland .............. ....... ...... 17 5 . 77.~ Seaule . I~ 6 7 14 Sacramento .............. 12 6 .667 PhocniA ....................... 1J 7 .650 L.'A. Clippers. .................... .l I6 2.\8 Golden State ......... .4 16 .200 Monday's score ' LA. Clippers 102, Vancouver 90 Tonight's games Utah at Washington, 7 p.m Minnesota at Atlanta, 7:JOp.m Roston at CLEVELAND. U Op.m Indiana Toronto, 8 p.m. New York at Houston, 8 p.m San Antonio at Dallas. 8·JO p.m Detroit at Phoenix, 9 p.tn . Denver at Seatt le, 10 p.m: LA. Clippers at LA Lakers, IOJO p.m. ( · . Miami at Golden State. 10:30 p.m. a' Wednesday's games South Auburn 6.\ . Coppin St .~.'i ·,,. ... Ubeny 67. East Stroudsburg .W :~: : South fl orida 109. FloridaAt lnmi r :-10 ~. Midwest :,. ~ UHIU 77. Cent . Honda 57 : . : Ohio St 8~ . Coa~ta l Camlma 75 ,_ ~- • · ,.' • ·.• • ~ : .... ", ~ '"" insurance fiom Auto-CMners Insurance Company. Call us for more derails and a competitive prqu;al. .Auto-Ownen ltuuiYuu:e Life Home Gar Business 7ioiNofi.J&m'fttr4• L ·' ·'~ · ' Midwest Cincinnt~ti 75. OHIO 74 ~ • DePau l 74, Northwestern 42 ..; ' Wi~ . -G rt..'e n Bay 57. E. Michi gan 4q • •• Far West St. Mary·s, Cal. 5.1, Boise St . 52 UC Santa Barbara 74. Oregon 61 "For Children Only" I 4 :'\ '. 7 8 I0 I'· J 3 I I'' 1·2 W~shing to n .. N.Y G1ant s Dallas .. Arizona Phi ladelphia (16 years of age or younger) Di\'l~lon NY !danders ... .'i o 615 J75 JV 6 0 5 .'~ 25-1 207 6 0 5 .H~ 2RI 205 7 0 .-162 1!!6 265 ll 0 11 -1 110 Jl7 o .(lJ! Tmnpa Bay .9 -1 Detroit .. Green Bnv 0 ... .. 7 6 0 ~1intll'mtit s ) n n 7 C lll ~:t~O RO Nor1hrasl Oi,·ision 17 II ~ 2 40 92 . l.'i II ~ 1 ·' 5 n J! 10 H 0 .'1 7H 7.! 70 76 I' I~ II IK . ~5H Canilinil .. H~ .111 1111 12 II Wa ~ hml!t u n 10 IJ s,iutl l t<~ s t Flmid:t Tampa h,.~ !U6 .lJ() l H2 ~62 .\ 15 .JOIJ 22~ .' 1~ .l .~ 2 2.l l 197 .\07 l .U 108 .l \.t . -1 2 0 I I ~9 1~ t-.6 7~ 7X KO .lO 7'-J ()~ 2 0 -~I 71 I 16 6() 7.! 77 HI 14 7\ -1 26 7d ~!( 7 llJ 2 ~ IH Sat urda,y Pitt sburgh at Krm s.:~s City. 12:40 p.m. San Fran..:: isco Jt Carol in;~ . 4: I) p.m Sund1n, Dec. 19 Atlanta :11 Te nnessee·. I p.m Detroit nt Chic[lgo. 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Denver 2-+ 72 67 72 9~ 77 '16 86 82 84 94 72 7 .~ -ONLY- 79 9J Pacific DI\'ISion 17 D 4 2 40 101 86 18 10 ·' 0 .19 95 77 16 8 6 I J9 95 7J Dalln ~ .. ... . 15 L' J I 34 70 71 Analicim 14 L' 4 1 J ~ 7B 71 O"ertime losses ~o· o unt as a loss and a regul oti on San Jose Phoe nix .. Los An} cks... $1 ooo tie. Per Picture Monday's scores Momreal I . Washington 0 8 o~ton 1. Phoenix 0 Ottawa .l Toront o I OPEN: CINC INNA:rt Molldav, Dfc. 20 Green Bay at MinneSota . 9 p.m. Tonight's games Lm Angeles at New Jersey, 7:.10 p.m. Edmonton at N.Y. Islanders. 7JO p.m. Roston at Pillsburgh, 7:)0 p.m Nmhvi!le at Tampa Bay. 7:JO p.m. Philad elphia at Buffalo. 8 p.m. Calgary at St. Loui s. 8 p.m. Chicago at Snn Jose, 10:30 p.m. Hockey NHL standings Dh'i~on .II'LIRI&GEGA Philadelphia ..... .... 17 9 New Jersey ... .. .... .. 15 10 4 1 .19 92 J 2 Pi!lsburih ........... 10 14 N.Y. 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Herbies," sprints that he made famous while coac hing the U.S. Olympics team in 1980. A player starts at a face-off dot, then sprints to the blue line and back, the red line and back, and finally to the far blue line and back. "They were pretty tough, but we weren't in bad shape, not too bad, anyway," Penguins defenseman Heather Mora 4-0-0/3=8, Juli Bailey Darius Kasparaitis said. "We were 2-1-011=7, Becky Davis 1-0-3/4=5, having some fun out there . and that 's Danielle S!Jencer 2-0-0=4. Whitney good to get ready for,. two tough Karr 1-0-0='2, Amber VanSickle 0-0- games m a row. " 2/3=2. Totals 18-2-8/18=50 One thing is certain, the Penguins Alexander: Jenny Bu sh 7- 1- probably will have to get used to 3/5=20. Natalie Bobo 4-3-0= 17, longer practice sessions. Brooks said Kelly West 6-0-2/2=14. Shelly Bush he usually likes to go a little longer 4-1-2/2=13, Lisa Kubachka 4-0-on a hard skating day. That means 112=9, Danna Hammel 1-0-0=2. nearly two hours. Totals 26-S-8111=75 E.utern C u ~· aho8 a V~tll ey Aknndt:l' 7~ . H.celi\'ll k la ~ h.'m 50 .\ nk'li :t :'\l)_ Wc~ tcrn Brmvn .t I l1 1.'a1w L ,,~· al :'\0 . Torunl o J 9 lklprr .'i .l. R.1u uc Suutltl"lll J6 lku L.mwn 7K. Hard1n Nnnhcrn 2.1 Beth~ I l.t N<lrthndt:t' -1\ · lkth~l -Tnt c -17 , Batavia _-l ~ Brt11Jkfu:kl _,9. Ymmgstuwn Libl.'l'tr Bmohllle :'ill. Nnt10nal Trail 12 South west ~· - Ariton:l 70. lnd -Pur.- lndpls. ~I ehris·tmers greeting VINE STAT THIRD AVE 634 EAST MAIN ST GALLIPOLIS, OHIO POMEROY, OHIO 1· WFSTERN CONFERENCE '• O'DELL LUMBER COMPANY 1 4 10 ~ ANNUAL 10 4)0 111 .•. !o.'- The Daily Sentinel 'to' Y· ; • Long Island U. 78. New Haven 59 .• . Manhauan !06. Lehigh 65 ;. , : Seton Hall 60. Columhi:t .'iH $3999 StoECup'" $3299 4' -17(, East TOOL ' 1.1 I0 ~ ::NCAA Division I ~men's scores ... ' SUPER , r..u.. . IS J,' MULTI-TOOLS 740 446-1276 L. ~ Mi;~mi Oticago anndiana. 1 p.m. Utah at Boston, 7 p.m. CLEVELAND at New Jer:iey, 7:)0 p.m. Minf"!eSOta at Charlotte, 7:.10 p.m ~' ~ ' Milw11ukee Rt Orlando. 1:JO p.m. ~~ · Toronto at Philadclphi.a, 8 p.n1. . Huuston at San Antomo, 8:]0 p.m. ,t... · Sacramento at Vancouver, 10 p.m. LEATHERMAN' . ,Uron Garfield l'i. " : .~· . .. · "~ • Cf..ris/fOI!ItS gi/f-? ODslJ Lutnhv ~ ff.s ~wsrf l" . Ohio H.S. girls' scores Basketball •· . Sfu~ for f~f psr/scf Mansfield with eight, and Whitney Karr and Amber VanSickle v/ith seven each. The Eastern reserves are 3- I. Later this week: Eastern hosts Miller Thursday. Quarter ll!tih Eastern ..................... ! 0-10-10-20=5 Alexander.. ....... ........ 16-24-33-2=75 Eastern: Stacie Wat so n 5-0317= 13. Amber Baker 3-0-3=9, be more exctttng to watch with Brooks behind the bench. Their practices will be different as welL Workouts didn't look like much fun in the past few weeks under Constantine. For instance •. the players probably won't ask Brooks to reinstate one Constantine favorite called the " Russian Paradox ." That drill included heavy hitting into the boards behind the goal line and Scoreboard Alexander girls whip Eagles 75-50 (See EAGLES on Page S) under .500 at 10-14-3-4 overall. Brooks said after a game is the best time for an aggressive workout "You build up a lot of the byproducts and .lactic acid after a hard game, so that's the best time to get it out," Brooks said. "Then, you can · have a little longer rest after that " While thePenguins were compelitive the previous two seasons under coach Kevin Constantine, they may (Continued from Page 4) Baker had 3 assists of 6. while Eastern had II turnovers all in first half, and 18 fouls . Eastern coach Paul Brannon said, We played really well the fourth peri od. The third period really killed us though . Both West and Bush killed us. West had I 0 in the third and Jenny Bush 13 in third period." JV notes: Eastern won the reserve game 29-25 led by Sara . Quarter ll!tih Waterford ................... 9- IO- IO-X=37 Meigs ........... 24- 13- 19-6=62 Waterford: Jantzen King 1- 10/0=5, Kelly Hall 1·0-0/0=2, Ashlce Jones 1- 1-2/2=7, Alana Miller 1-0U/0=2, Tiffany Pottmeycr 1-0-0/0=2. Heather Fulm er 1-0-0/0=2 . Cierra Sparling 2-2-0/0= I0, Melanic Lang 3-0- 112= 10. Totals: 11·4-3/4=37 Meigs: Amber Vining 8-2112=23, Shannon Price 1-0-0/0=2, Jennifer Shrimplin 5-0-517= 15. Brooke Williams 6-0-011= 12, Amy Hysell 1-0-0/0=2, Ashley Thomas 00-0/0=0, Stephanie Wigal 1-0-0/0=2, Tifrany Halfhill 3-0-0/0=6. Totals: 25-2-6110=62 . into Alex's 43-point lead an~ knocked it to 25 in the finale . Eastern was led by sophomore Stacie Watson with 13 and · Amber Baker with nine. Jenny Bush led Alex with 20 points, while Natalie Bobo had 17, Kelly West had 14, and Shell v Bush had 13. · Eastern had 26 rebounds (Bailey 8, Spencer 6, Watson 6 ). Amber Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio · Penguins' coach says club warming to hard workouts '' · Bidwell-Porter boys sweep Tornadoes Bidwell-Porter 's boys' teams swept Southern in· Monday night 's at Bidwell-Porter contests Elementary. The eighth-grade Pirates won 5416 behind Jared Swain 's 18 point ~ and Dakota Stone's 13. Ty Hill led the Tornadoes with five points. The seventh-grade Pirates won 49-32 behind Kyle Tipton's 15 points and Eric Dingess ' II. C. Randolph led the Tornadoes with 13 points. Leading Baltimore to a 127115 win over Los Angeles in 1964, Gus Johnson (41 points) and Walt Bellamy (40 points) became the first NBA teammates to score at least 40 points each. By DAVE HAfiRIS seasons. ·Area junior high hoops in review Wahama girls beat Vinton; Tiger boys sweep Whitf Falcons · Wahama's girls' team defeated Vinton in Monday night's tripleheader at Wahama High· Scho0l before Vinton's boys' teams swept · the remaining games. Wahama's girls won 26- 11 behind Julia Hoffman's 12 points. Kristina Naylor led the Tigers (2.1) with seven points. Teammate Latasha Ousley had three. Vinton's eighth grade boys (3-0) won 42-41 behind Justin Davis' 16 points and Jason Casey's 14. R.T. Roush led the White Falcons with 27 points. Teammate Eric . Weaver bad six. Vinton's seventh-grade boys ( 1-1) won 44-29 behind Terry Miracle 's 16 points and Andrew Clark's 10. . Raymond Justis led Wahama with II points. Teammate John Barton had six. Tuesday, December 14, 1999 Marauders pound 62-37 Waterford .. rema1 mng. After the Broncos answered . Smith got open against Dale Carter and drew a 25-yard pass-interference call to put the Jaguars in range for the winning field gual. "There wasn't a lot to it. " Brunell said. ·· It said something about our offense. We just sar d to each other. 'Let·s -go win it The defense has won enough games fo r us this year. Le .. s ge t one for ourselves."' It wa~ a latt.!-gamc sequence that reminded the Broncos (4-9) of themselves last year. or the year hefore . when the y won Super Bow ls both :Belpre girls beat ·Tornadoes 53-36 By SCOTT WOLFE Page4 • Tuesday, December 14, 1999. iHollis' field goal ~helps ·Jaguars get :past Denv_ er 27-24 · ~y .. ... I ' , De~~ line: Dec. 17 ot.3p.m. Mail or bring the entry form: The Daily Sentinel 111 Court St. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 I• ,, . �Tuesday, December 14, 1999 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio The Bend The Dally Sentinel·· Page 7 Pomeroy, Middleport & VIcinity -Ann advises widower: Take 1,11 Yard ·cyber-relationship at slow pace hccausc the husiness was closed for the Lahar Day holiday. Fire Reswc said the man was stuck in the L-shaped vent and could not he pulled out from the bottom . The firefighters and paramedics and poured grease from the roof to lubricate the vent. A rope was then tied Dear Ann Landers: I am a male. friends , and get their opin ions. I'm around the man's hands, and he was 49 years old. I lost my wife in an hoping that those bluebirds will sing pulled from above. The man was auto accident two years ago, and it for you again. taken to the hosp ital and lrCatcd for has taken· me until now tu restart my Dear Ann Landers: I thought dehydration. He has been charged life. A few week s ago. I put a per- you mi ght like !his fur ynur "stupid with burglary. sonal ad online, and one of the crooks" collecl ion. It appeared in the Dear Ann Landers: My parents responses was from a 45-year-old Deerfield Beach . Fla .. Times. -- arc in their late 70s and in good woman. She seemed to be exactl y SUSIE Q IN FLORIDA health. Mv mother recently said, DEAR SUSIE Q: Thanks for "Have you' noticed your father and I _what I wanted -- prett y. intelli gent, independent . and with a good sense sending it on. I laughed uu\ loud . don· t bathe very often anymore'? We of humor. The problem is. I thmk Here it is: don't perspire as much as we u ~cd The vote is still out nn whether a to ." our relat ionship may be moving too _.. fast. man found stuck. in an air-cum.htion Ann. l lwve. noticcd . Apparently. When I placed my ad onl ine, I ing vent of a piu.a parlor was trying their olfactory senses don 't work had a game plan for find ing some- tu lind a place to sleep. as he told like they used to . either. I 'm sure one to fill the empty spot in my li fe . polir;c. or whether h~..· was trying to their fri ends ha ve noticed thi s. too. ·. I fi ~ u red we wuuld l!C L to know eac h hurg lari zc the parlor. as puli c~ said but don't want to be rude. How can oth~r lhrou gh c ~mail for two At 9 p.m. on Labor Day. !he man- I tell them without hurting thei r feel : months. Then. we would stan phon- ager of a local ptzzcria walked into in gs! -- THE NOSE KNOWS IN ing each other for another month or the shop and found more than dough MASSACHUSETTS so. Finall y, we would meet for cof- and pizza sauce wai ting for him . DEAR NOSE: Tell them in plam fe e, and if all went we ll. we would While checking in ventory. the man- Englt sh, unless there is another lan ager noticed that the \ Cnt co,·cr to guage they undeiStand hctter. And begin to date . We are way ahead of the game the air-conditioning duct had fallen soon plan. I'm afraid we might be setting to the noor of ·the kitchen . Upon Feeling pressured to have sex' ourselves up for a letdown tf we closer inspection. he noticed there How well -informed are you' Write move too quickly. I real ly like this were feet hangi'ng from the hood. for Ann Landers' booklet "Sex and . woman a lot. and don 't want to mess The manager called 91 1. the Teenager" Send a se lfDeputi~s quickl y located the addressed, long, business-size envethings up, because she could be the one I've been waiting for. I have man, who had begun screaming for lope and a check or money order for - been trying to put the brakes on, but help. Police said the 29-year-old $3.75 to: Teens. c/o Ann Landers, it's not easy. Please tell me what to man was trying to break into the P.O. Box II 562, Chicago. Ill. do. -- RICH ON THE COMPUTER pizza parlor through a rooftop air 60611-0562. To find out more ab~ut DEAR RICH: It appears that vent. During his "Santa Claus-like" Ann Landers and read her past you are doing just fine. Follow your entrance. the man got stuck in the columns, visit the Creators Syndiinstincts, but keep those brakes on. middle of the shaft, where he cate web page at www.creators.com. Introduce the woman to family and remained for at least 22 hours Sun.tet Home Con.ttruetion Landers Construction & Remodeling - Kitchen Cabinets Vinyl Siding- Roofs - Decks - Garages Bryan Reeves Toll POMEROY - Immunization clinic. Meigs County Health Department, I to 3 p.m. at the Meigs Multipurpose Center. 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Or chQ9se a Cut Pine or Spruce $2.50/ft. Quality clothing and household items . $1.00 bad sale. 'Avery Thursday. Monday thru Saturday 9:00·5:30. 40 BARR'S LANDSCAPE NURSERY Giveaway 2 Year Old liver Spoiled Dalmatian , Male. 740-245-5466. Hemlock Grove Rd. Pomeroy,OH Ph. 740-992·7285 (Sat., Sun, eves) 6 Brittany Spaniel mix puppies, 740-742· 4202 teave message: Beau tiful Solid Black German Shepherd, Mate, 740-446-1121. Black Chow 8 Months Female . HLJ sky 6 Months Female, 740· 367-739B. SAYRE TRUCKING Indoor Killens To Give. To Good Home Only. 740-446-3479. Lab/Cocker spaniel male and .fe· mate. neutered and spayed, friendly, good watchdogs, need country home, 140-992-6769. Hauling Limestone & Gravel Reasonable Rates Joe N. Sayre Puppies (Mother I!; part German Sheppard & Miniature Collie. Fa· !her is Part Lab & Collie). R&ady lor Ch r~lmas. (3041458·2218. Three cats· one male· and two fe· 740·742·2138 3/11/99TFN 503 Mill Street Middleport, Ohio Provtded. Must Own Computer. 1800·223- 1149 Exl. 460. DRIVERS $500 StGN ON BONUS · tMMEDtATE OPENINGS Over The Road Start At 29 CPM /All Ml Unloading Pay. Personalized Dtspatcn, Home Ollsn. Holiday 1 Vacation Pay, <40 1K /Med /Pres. 1 Dental, Ass igned '99 T2000's Alder Program 98% No -Touch Frelghl CALL SUMMtT TRANSPORTATION 800-876-0680 EOE. EMERGING COMPANY NEEDS Medical Insurance Billing As&i&· tance Immediately. If You Have A PC You Can Earn $25,000 To $50,000 Annually. Call t-6 00291-4683 Dept.. 109. Experienced loader Operator Needed To ~un Barko 225 With Joy Slicks And Sawbuck. Also · Experienced Skldder Operator Nellded.740-6a2-7318. MEDICAL BILLtNG. Earn Exceltent lneomo. Full Training . Computer Required. Can Modt Works Tott-Free 800·540·6333 Ext. 2301 . Moms Wanted: America's 11 Home Business Moms Work At Missing, Black Cocker Spaniel, Since Robbery Thanksglvtng WeekenCI. Blue Collar w/Name/ Address . ,Ans~ers to Hollywood. Loved & Missed Very Much. Re· · ward, No Question Asked . 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MVERS TREE ADVERTISING SALES REPRESENTATIVE 31645SR325 Langsville, OH ST. RT. 7 I OX 10 $-tO IOX20 $60 For Banquets, FarriilJ Gatherings, Busine&S Meetings and Parties Fre. Elllm11H ', "You Kill •em we chill 'em" Deer Shop ~TOit\(;E 111 SuperStore 742-2076 Stamped Envelope! GtCO, DEPT 5, Box 1438, ANTIOCH, TN. 3701 t-t 436. Stan Immediately. 1800 WEEKLY BE YOUR OWN BOSSI PROCESSING GOVERNMENT REFUNDS. NO EXPERt· ENCE NECESSARVt (24 Hr. Recorded Message) 1·800·854· 6469 Exl. 5046. "ATTENTION" Molhors &Otllers Wort< From HOme Earn An Extra $500 -$1,500 PT $2,000 ·$4,500 FT Par Montll Calt 1·600-695-9166 Or Vis~ Oiler's II :\ BT \\' E I J , New Homes • VInyl Siding • New Garages. ··R~Pi!lcement WinqQws · •Room Additions ·Roofing IIIJ/11 IJPEII HILL'S SELF STORACE 11/1IJ/IIill1 mo Adve,rtise your -message 740-742-3311 1-888-816-9609 Mon.· Fri. 9:00 to 4:30 Sat. 9:00 to 12:00 Help Wanted $2,000 WEEKU'I Ma iling 400 Brochures! Satisfaction Guaranteed! Postage & Supplies Pro· vided! Rush Self-Addressed We WI/IDesl (No Sunday Galls)' Maple Wood Lake 110 ANNOUNCEMENTS 740/992·3824/3200 PoinseHia Boslcm oHolly Sltrubs o Uve Wreaths Silk Monument Sprays, Vases &Wreodis Open Dally 9.S Sunday 1-5 800·689-5065 1·800.821·8139 INTERIOR Before 6 pm leave message. After 6 pm Call o : tfiat fovt •• 8" Gravelless leach Ioor · 1000' Rolls 1" &3/4" 200# Water .line Full line of Gas Pipe & Regulators Woler Sloroge Tonks Take the pain out of painting, and let me do it for you. EMPLOYMENT SERVICES Good Clean Cars Culverts: 4" - 48" in stock Christmas &ai!on • Pollt!tllias in 6 tolots IL, IN, OH: 800.553-3746 KV, TN: 800-254-4382 Green Field Transport Co. For Advertisina Rates and Information on this '. Driver Recruitment DirectorY·or any of our Other Promotions Please . caU: 740-985-3813 Linda's Painting AYGnuo, GaltlpoUs, 740·446·2642. CAR SALES Tuppers Plains, OH ADVANCED DRAINAGE SYSTEt.IS I Absolute Top Dollar: All U.S. Sil· ver And Gold Coins, Prootsets , Diamonds. Antique Jewel ry, Gold Rings, Pre-1930 U:S. Currency, Sterling, Etc . Acquisitions Jewelry • M.T.S. Coin Shop, 151 Second RUTLAND Athens 1·740·992·9330 OR 1·800·809·7721 KS, lA, MO: 800-247-2390 COL needed to haul electronics & Trade Shows. $1.05/mile avg. Pull Co. trailers. Tolls/permits paid St. Rt. 7 GREENHOUSE Now open for the !){ow nourished : tlirougfl sudi fong tim£, : !){e kJ!rnvs, tvfw garJt AMVETS BUILDING Wedemeyer's Au ction Service. 740·742-2706 740·446-1141 2 Week Paid COL Training Public Auction 1000 St. Rt. 7 South . . . Auction· and Flea Market Bill Moodispaugh Auctioneering· comp lete auction service. Buy and sell es tates . Ohio License 17693, W>l 1336,740.989-2623. • Clean & Scotch Guard $45 · Any normal Size Room. In Memory · - ~ CALL: -Grit~"' . American Commun · The Daily Sentinel . Any Scotch or White Pine- $15.00 Wagon Rides on Weekends At. 33to Darwin, East on At. 661. 4 miles to Cherry Ridge Ad ., 1 1/2 miles to tree farm . Follow signs. Daily 10 am til Dark Nov. 26 thru Dec. 24 J li2mllll mo pa. 4'\' BURKE'S o...,.. s.c.... FOR THE PERSON WHO HIS EVERnHING 1 YEAR GIFT SUBSCRIPTION TO THE 992·3505 ~ Sales Repre sentative • New Homes • Garages • Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATES 985-4473 20 Yrs. Exp. • Ins. Owner: Ronnie JOnes TREE SERVICE ·• " II< ~ Cod Cm Nod Ch«i Our lht 312 GIFTS !~m~:~ . ' so All Makes Tractor & Equipment Parts Factory Authorized Case-IH Parts Dealers. Steve Riffle u"ILLit'ULil! OHIO 45831 • CHESHIRE; OHIO 'TOP • lr\1'11 • ., .no11el • S\\l~!tlg 8 JONES' POMEROY- Christmas Cantata "Best Gift of All" at the Mt. Hermon United Brethren in Christ Church 10:30 a.m . At 7:30 p.m. youth will present ann'ual Christmas program with a play and recitations. ~~~-49'111·~···~~~ day bator• the 1d 11 to run, Sundoy & Monday odltlon· 1:00pm Friday. Slop In And See Located at 34878 Rocksprings Rd. (passed fairgrounds) $32 per ton,refuse,$25 per ton, Demo $20 minimum Now accepting resumes for CDL drivers, up to $8 per hour 11nd labor positions, up to $6 per hour. Send resumes to: P.O. Box 152 Pomeroy, OH 457~9 DRIVER RECRUITMENT DIRECTORY in lht CHRISTMAS TREES ROBERl BISSELL CONSTRUCTION BANKRUPRY Are You Diabetic? ~~~~~~======~~ s...., t Sotoo Mull Bo Paid In Advonco.·Ooodt\no: t:OIIpm 111e G&W Plastics and Supply ----Community Calendar building. CREDIT PROBLEMS??? Free: 888-853-4704 Mon-Fri 9am-5pm Eastern (Fee) 1 E le~entary Cellular Jeff Warner Ins. 992-5479 Phone Must have checking account 4 TUESDAY POMEROY - Bedford Town ship Trustees, 7 p.m. , town hall. Yard Sale 70 Home, Free Cassone, 1·888-8135275. Now Taking Appilcatlona From Domino's Ptzza, Gattlpolls & Pomeroy Onty. 740-448 4~. OAK HILl COIIIIUNITY MEDICIIL CINTIR Futt-Time RN Al1d corttfted Nuroe Aide Poalttone,AVIIIbto AI Oak Hilt Community Medteot Contor. Vartad Shlttt . .M~t Bo LIcensed In Tho Statio 01 Ohio Af>p\y In Person Or Son~ Aelu 011 To: Oak Hill Community Medical Canter, Attent!on : Brtndl Me· Kanzie, 350 Chlrl6tte .-~venUe Oot! H\1, OH 486Se. , • ' EOE., Oo~ Ht\1 Manutacturo; Seeka Goner'\ laborer Cbillpetltlve Wagu & tnouranco;"Arter' 80 Dtoio. 74H82-ma. •• ...___.__~- ---·- ---- -- --- -- - - - - - -- - - -- '" I �Pege 8 • The Deily Sentinel TUeade~Decernber14r1899 Tuesday, December <14~ 1999 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio I Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio it The Dally Sentinel • Page 9 • •• lLLEYOC)P NEA Crossword Puzzle ACROSS PHILLIP ALJ;)ER ~eor 1 RouHirom or..p · 8 Turn ohorply 1D Coruon12- Nlllonot Pork In Moine t4 Importuned (o debtor) lor OWN ~ COMPUTER? PUT IT TO WORKll $25 $75/HR PTIFT 1 88B 220-20 13 www 1ntemet success net Part Time ReceptiOnist w/pfior Physician Off•ce Expenen ce m Need A loan ? Try Debt Consol datiOn $5 COO $200 000 Bad Cred t 0 K Fee 1 800 770 0092 Ext 215 220 2 3 4 Bedroom Homes 1 800 948 567B Pt\ysletans Office Expenence In Scheduling Coding & Computers Please Send Resume To C L A 011 45631 F1rst T1me Buyers Easy Finane mg 2 and 3 Bedroom around $200 per month Call 1 BOO 948 Positions Ava table LPN 11 7 ShUt Weekend Only Treatment 5678 Nurse Experience Pay & Shift Postal Jobs $48 323 00 Vr Now Hiring No Expenence Patd Trammg Great Benefits Call 7 Days 1100-429-3660 EX! J 365 POSTAL JOBS Up To $17 21 /Hr Guaranteed H1re For Application And Exam Information Call 8 A M 9 PM M F 1 lle8-89B 5827 EXI 24 1007 Service Techntchtan Btcycte & Lawnmower Assembly Great Pay And Benehts Apply Today And Start Tomorrow Call 1 800 852 2453 CREDIT CARD UP TO $3 000 Unsecured VISA fMC Bad Cred1t Or No Credit 1 800.256-8818 Ext 4000 140 Business Training Gll~pollo Career College (Careers Close To Home) Cal Todayl740.446 4367 1 800-214-()452 Reg 190 05 12748 150 180 Wanted To Do Georges J)ortable Sawmtll don t haul your logs to the mtll JUSt call 304-675 1957 Housaclean111g t Story $30 00 2 Stofles $60 00 Baste Cleaning Have Aelerencesl Leave Mes sage 740-388-9085 & CO"nstructlon Naw Construction & Remodel/ Jlms Drywall Drywall Stdtng Roofs Add! uons Pamhng etc (304)674 ~3 or 13:14)674.0155 Services offered dependable eK pertenced fema le seeking office job excellent references 740 $45 000 IYear /Potential! Doctors Need People! Process Medtcat Claims From Home We Train MUST Own Compuler B8B 332 5015 ExU70Q-/Dally !NOTICE! OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO recommend& that you do busl nasa with people vou know and NOT to send money through the mall until you have Investigated lhe ofloring ABSOLUTELY NO SELLING! High Income Potential Restocking Local Displays Products Guar anteed To Sell! $4 995 oo ln\lest ment Includes Mercnandtse Dis playa Training Terrllofl And Ten RoliN Locallons. 1 600 373-5470 AT&T MCI SPRINT WhaiS The Big Secret? Work 5 Hrs /Wk Make S52K $125KI Yr Easyll FREE lnlol 1 BOO 997 9B88 (24 Hr11)EX1 1155 AVAILABLE VENDING ROUTE 1o 2D Locallons S3K SBK Ex cellent Income ALL CASH! 100% Ftnance A\lailable 1 800 3110-2615 (24 Hrs) EARN UNLIMITED PROFIT W11h Your P:C I Full--Time Or Part Ttme Available 1 BBB 858 9336 WNW ebizdream net Needs People To Proceu Medl t 1 cal Clalma From Home Provided Must Own Computer 600-<434 551B Ex1 Be7 MEDIC~ BILLING Unllmlled In come Potential No E11.penence Neceasary Free Information & CD ROM lnveslmen1 $4 995 $8 995 Financing Available Is land Automated Medical Ser\llt es Inc 800 322 1139 Ex! 050 Void InKY IN CT FOR SALE BY OWNER Due To Poor Health Owner Must Soil Rolnbow sag Company This Small Manufacturing Business Will Requ!re An Investment Of $4D 000 And A Building ~pprox lmately 30x30 Can Be Operated On Weekends Evenings Or Maao Full Time Only Qualified Serious Buyers Need Inquire Plelao74Q..448-2359 FRITO L~Y /PEPSI /COKE VENDING ROUTE $1 000+ WEEKLY POTENTIAL ALL CASH BUSINESS PRIME LD CAL SITES SMALL INVEST MENTI EKCELLENT PROFITS I 600-731 7233 EXI 5003 INTERNET SERVICE BOOt TOLL FREE ACCESS! Nal on wide Great Service No Sign Up FHI FaSI Conneellon Speedl 24 17 Customer Support low Coal! Peraonal Or Businesses Wei comel(1) Monlh FREE! Call 1 888 522 5317 ConlaCI (304)882 3287 Between Athens end Pome roy 2 & 3 bedroom mob1le names $26Q-$300 740 992 2167 Application W fSer\IICe Reduce Payments To 65% IICASH IN New 16 Wide 4BRI2BA low CENTIVE OFFER!! Call 1 BOO 328 8510 Exl 29 NEED AN EARLY PAYDAY17 EARLY PAY WE BUY LAND CONTRACTS MORTGAGES DEEDS OF TRUST NATIONWIDE CALL BEN OWENS (TOLL FREE) 1 888 399 1965 230 Professional Services TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY ISSI? No Fee Unless We Wml I 888 582 3345 691 6777 RENT BUSTER NEW 3BR $599 DOWN 6 $219 MONTH ONLY AT OAKWOOD HOMES NITRO WV (304)755-5885 Aepos Smg te & Dout>1aW1de 1 88B 92B 9B96 Smgle Wide Clearance $9 99 Fax.ed Rate Save Thousands Hu ry Won I Lasll Only @ Oak wood Galhpohs 740 446 3093 $950 Down FREE 213-8365 0335 For Sale By Owner 5 Btg Room House w/Balh 2 1/2 Acres 3 Out bwld1ngs at Gallipolis Ferry $22 000 Great Hunting + Home Sites Gallla Academy Water Friendly Ridge Ad Melga Co Rut land Wh1tes H1ll Ad Nice 9 Acres $12 000 Or 11 County water Acres $14 Dan\11l1e S A 325 5 Acres $16 000 Water Or Bnar Ridge Act Pnvate 7 Acres $13 000 ooo For Homo Silas Hunllng Call BuyS! BulldlngfMoblle Home lot For Sale 1 5 Acres Water/Electric on site Between Pomeroy & Athens Ohio Asking $6 000 360 Real Estate Wanted Seeking 40 150 Acre5 of land w/ pasture &forest for home &beat farm 1n or near Gallipolis or Pt Pleasant wlihln 15 20 min of Pt Pleasan1 (304)8B2 2939/or pager (304)3E1-8623 We Plly l<Alill For LANDI Even It Its Listed 20 500 Acres Call Ryan 8001213-83116 Anlhony Lar<l Company LTD Down! 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Gel Cash Loans To $5 000 Debt Consoli dation To $200 000 Cred t Cards Mortgages Rellnancing And Auto Loans Avai able Mendlan Credit Corp 1 800 471 5119 Ext 1180 'AnENTION PRIMESTAR CUSTOMERS' Want A Better Deal? •Free Insta llation tFree Equ1pment erencesfDeposlt Requ1red pelS 740 992 585B Two bedroom In country au etec trlc heat pump $350 Includes water and trash 1 month depos1t 740 992 7201 Two bedroom one bath total electric Fort Meigs area outs de AuUand renl $250/mo $250 se curlty deposit references re 440 Apartments for Rent 1 and 2 bedroom apartments fur nistled and unturn1sh8d secunty depos1t requ1red no pets 740 992 2218 n1shed K1tchen Utilities Paid De posit References Required No PelS 740 446 1370 1 Bedroom In Gallipolis $375/ Mo All Utilities Included 740 1 Bedroom Near Arbo1 s Nursing Home Econom1cal uuuues Quiet Location $279/Mo + Uhlltl9s No Pels 740-446 2957 2 Bedroom Apartment In New Ha ven $250 monlh (304)BB2 2793 2bdrm apts tota l electric ap pllances furnished laundry room fac11 ties close to school In town Applications 8\IBIIable at Village Green Apts 149 or call 740 992 3711 EOH Apartment for rent In Pomeroy no pels 740.992 5858 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES 52 Westwood Dr ive from $279 to $358 Walk to st1op & movies Call 740 446 2568 Equal HouSing Opportul>ly Chr sty s Family Llvmg apart mams nome & trailer rentals 740 992 4514 apartments avail able furmshed lllfurnished a Clean Ground Floow 2 Bedroom WID Hookup References De poSit No PelS (304)675 5162 Close To A1o Grande Campus 1 Bedroom All Utilities Included $290/Mo Depo&lt Required 1 B88 8<10 0521 Furnished Etf1c1ency Apartment All Utll1tias Paid Share Bath $120/Mo 919 Second A\lenue Gall polls 7 40 446 3945 Gracious hvlng 1 and 2 Dedroom apartments at VIllage Manor and Riverside Apartments In Middle pori From $249 $373 Call 740 992 5064 Equal Housing Oppor !unities Newly Remodeled 1 BR Apt Prime Downtown Gallipo IS loca lion No Ftets $275 + Utilities Refetrence Required 740 U6 OOOB t Bedroom Ve1y Clean $225 per month Call evell lng s or leave message (304)675 4975 12 Ft Ut1hty Tra ler W1th Tall Gate Ramp $700 7<10-446 4812 WANT A COMPUTER?? BUT NO CASH?? MMX TECHNOLO G¥ Will F1nance "0" Down! Past Cred 1 ProOiems No Problem Call Toll Free 1 888 675-8212 Amazmg Melabollsm Break lt1rough Lose Weight Wh1la En JOymg The Foods You Love Our mg This Holiday Season Free Samples 740-441-1982 Are You A. Metal Building Erector /Contractor? We Have Factory ! D1rect Buildings With NO Dealer sh1p Fee Or Volume Commitment 20th and gel an addllronal $10 off each gun call740r742 8412 Complete DISH Network satellite system brand new $149 Installed lree 740 99~ 1182 or 304 773 5305 after 6pm COMPUTERS $0 Down Low Monthly Payments The Perfect Holiday Gift Almost Everyone Approved Call FIROCOM Ad vanceo Technologies 1 6DO 617 3476 Ex! 220 CDMP~TERS FOR CHRIStMAS Countrys1de Apartments large 2 Bedrooms 2 Baths CIA Central Heat W/0 Water Sewage Gar bage Included $435/Mo Daposll Required 1 888 840.0521 Twin Towers now acc&P.tlng ap pllcatlons for 1 BR HUD subsld lzed apt tor elderly and hand! capped EOH (304)675 6879 New Coleman Generator 7500 Walls Electnc Start Also Gen erator Power Transfer Switch Both $2 500 74().446-()893 Johnson s Used F:urnlture Nice used Furniture and Appliances Johnson s Used Furniture (740) 448 1004 (740) 446 4039 any time Premium Firewood Oak & A.sh $50 Load Full Size P ck Up De livered 740 992-4588 Prlmeaterl OlrecTV "Christmas Giveaway" Umlted aupply 800 263-2640 Pro Farm Treadmill Space Sa\ler & Cushion Cell Platform Practl cally Brand New $450 740 38B 8156 RESIDENTIAL HOME OWNERS Tappan HI Elllc1oncx 90'li Gas Furnaces Oil Furnaces J2 Seer Heat Pump & Air Conditioning Systems Free 8 Year Parts & La bor Warranly Bennans Healing & Cooling 1 800 B72 5967 Six Panel poor 24 x 79 3/4 • $15 Call740 446 454B 74D 446 7375 Small CheSI Freezer $100 Whirl pool Washer & Dryer $!50 Each Maylag Dryer $50 Call PM 740-446 9066 ~ller 5 30 Solo Flex lor sala $250 call 74D 992 5053 I.alllllle Fils 199B And Newer Ford F Ser1es Pickups Came Off beds gas gnll retrlgar~IJ!! 1987 Truck Tires M&S 4 ea ,Mounled on 15' Ford Rims Off ol4x4 Ford $120 (304)675-1731 Walerline Special 314 200 PSI $21 95 Per 100 1' 200 PSI $37 00 Per 100 All Brass Com pression Fittings In Slock RON EVANS ENTORPRISES Jackson Ohio 1-800 5:)7 9528 WHITES METAL DElWCITORS Ron Allison 588 Waloon''Aoad Bidwell Ohio 7ol0o448-~ WORLDS BEST POPCORN From WAB~SH V~LLEY FARMS!II 01 loring GREAT GIFTS FREE SHIPPING FREE RECIPESII! 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High caret• Char Actual being Conductor Eugene33 Actlng award 38 Bullring cry 40 Biblical lend 41 Hawkeye By Phllhp Alder On Sept 3 and 4 m London Zm Mahmood competed m a bndge tour nament w1th and agamst seven com pulers There were several hundred spectators and play was broadcast on the Internet Instead of holdmg a round robm of seven matches wh1ch m1ght let one competttor gam a b1g lead they kept gomg unlll one person or machme had won 10 matches After 15 rounds, Z1a sheakcd home, w1th four machmes (Blue Chtp and Oxford Bndge from England, Q Plus from Germany and Sa1tek from Hong Kong) tted m second place SIXth was Meadowlark from the Umted Stales seventh was Mtcro bndgc from Japan and last was the pre tournament favonte GIB from the Umted States Despite us ftmsh GIB won the pnze for this best played deal Espe emily at the preva1hng vulnerability a human South would have gone for ihc penally m three hearts doubled yet tl should be o nl y 200 And at the olher table M1cro Bndge d1d pass although East h.1d opened w1th a cau uous two hearts That contract should ,.,,kc but 1he machme m1sumed the play and wenl one down AHcr wmn m g ihe hear! queen w1th lis .~ee GIB played the d~amond m 10 dummy s queen then fme ssed !he dub 10 West Sauck ex iled ullh !he spade queen 10 dummy s km g GIB played a sp.tde 10 liS e1ght West )ook th e Jack and ace then led liS lasI spade 10 dummy s I 0 Declarer crossed to II& dub ace then success lully tan the d~amond nme (if West covers with ihc Jack lhc contract fails ) Now GIB eXIted wuh a club cndplaymg Westlo lead from J 7 5 of d~amonds tnlo dummy sA K 8 Slate CELEBRITY CIPHER by LUIS Campos Celebrity C pner cryptograms are created from quotations Oy famous people past and present Each letter 1n the c pher stands for another Today s clue R equals M zcw VYNWVOWDZ ODVJFTD J F B OF zc J z y L LV W W Z VOWD Y K W J F JFKCYPWT R J P E ZMJOF YF CJMJOO PREVIOUS SOLUTION "II a1n I how big you are 1ha1 mailers 11 s how much you hke whal you do I love lo s1ng " - Hoylllx1on T~~;~~~' S©~c{l\A-l&~trss l~ltd ~r la11ors of 0 Roorran;o lour scrambled wordt low to ClAY I ~~ IInder nice car $4495 1ho be- form four Jlmpla wordo I 1· I I I ,I G U NE D r --=o-:R:-::C:-::0'7."__,, ~, H . :.... I Expenence musecl the olcl fellow to h1s compamon tells --J.'--.L.--JM us that the unexpected Will aI.----,....,-...,....,...---, ways · - ' 3 14 1 1 1..._ _ , _ . . . _ _ 3ELCAY I s-lr--i G -.L.--' Complete 1ho chuckle quoted by trUing In 1he m1JS1ng words you develop from step No 3 below PRINT NUM8ERfD LETTERS IN THESE SQUARES • UNSCRAMBlE ABOVE lEITERS TO GET ANSwtl SCRAM.tETS ANSWERS Hamper Pivot - Assay Injure - PAIR of SHOES II you plan to save some money these clays you better not plan on buy1ng a new PAIR of SHOES Now" dr '"""(or r·r r r~l buys nrlre closs I(i<ds ITUESDAY ROBOTMAN DECEMBER14l ASTRO·ORAPR lalllishld 4975 Coil 24 Hrs (7<10) playor goqd car ,a599 AU types or masonry work brick block stone eoncrete 20 years .experience free estimates 304 199B Mulang 31 ODO Miles v 6 Red <oadod $~3 500 Wll~ Ex ResklontOII or commercial wiring now servlt' or repairs Maolor Ll tended 60 000 Mile Warranty cansed 1991 Tracker 4x4 auromatlc CD 773-9550 Per· ,' Groot Chrl&lmas ~IHI AKC Regia ••rod Siberian Husky Puppies Wormed & Shols Already Olven Roady To Gol740-388-11151 UKC Reglllorad Rat Tarrier Malo 1 t/2 years o)d $100 Two Ra1 Ter;rlor Females (304)675 7948 bflcre 9PM alectrlclsn Ridenour Eleclrlcal WV000306 304 67e 1788 GAM I FADAIR • local references furnished Es 446 oe1o 1 aoo 201 os76 Roo ers WaiOJproollng won POUAN Home BASEMENT WATERPROOFING UncondllloQal lltellma guaranlee true!' 42 Mover'l 43 Godollova 44 Outolde (comb form) 46 Sharp 47 Geralnto wlla 48 ABA member 50 Salamander ' 52 Addition to 1 hOUM 53 eaMbell elal Improvements ~ 1994 Chevy Lumina B9 ooo m los 8 cylinder nice car $4295 , 740.3El-Ql 22 Dbl Pass 1973 Dodge m01or home $3600 call 740 992 8373 or 740 992 ' :!143 lect Pol' Oreal Gll1 For Mom Or Da~ HI ouao1ralnod 7 4D 379 Very Adorable Lab /Chow mixed puppiea 6 ~~Jack 1 yellow ready now Groot Chrlotmao giiiS1e each 304-882 3435 Pass Pass Campers & Motor Homes Chrlslmas Pupp!as A~C Black Lab Males & Females Will Hold Til CMSimu 740-448-Q080 9081 Pass 3 NT East 4 Wheeler Chow Chow Puppies 6 Vfeoko Old $250 $300 Each 140 448 1947 Cttrlalmaa Special Yorklll North 11 Betting factor 12 Make heedwey 13 Roman bfonze 18 'Rou-- 5 door very nlca car $5995 AKC Regl&lered Mallese Mini 3 -tu 6 TV accesaory 7 --cologne 8 Taro root 9 Actreao Diana- SERVICES 1994 Cavalier 2 ctoor 4 cyt 1996 Buick CeniUry Special 1 Rollo of money 2 Blul1h11reen 1.-.L.-..1.-..J.L-.....L.. While $3 600 7<10 448-«lSO Cor<llllon $1 600 7<10-446-9552 Rullnd Cat Salol 740-742<1400 West I 1998 Yamaha Warr{or Red And automatic DOWN 4 German one 5 Compau PI Looks & Runs Good $3 000 (304)773-5577 Leave Moasage 760 57 Swing dance 1--"11~1--rl--nl J2eO 460 Ford molor $25D 3 $2 595 1991 Cavalier 5 Speed $1 995 1989 Borella V 6 Au tomatlc $2 395 Cook Motors 740-446.0103 ' South Vameh1 Benthee Looks & Runs Good Needs very little work Must Sell 56 Cla111ty 20 Animal akin 21 Snoozing 22 Munich resident 23 Confront 24 On--with 8851 4·Whaelar, 46 New Zealand parrot 49 Curved 51 Dldn taxlll 54 Inform 55 Notwllhelandlng Vulnerable East West Dealer East $1 100 740-742-4002 evenings 1991 Camara AS !tops automat lc air V 8 1992 Camara AS 1 45 • Notal' start rose ' 4 wheeler... 1986 Flrebird v 6 automallc air :rc::.r :W Reapno ~ 1985 Ho"nda 70o 1988 Honda XR100R $800 080 1993 Honda XR1 OOR $900 OBO Sunday Calls Pleaael 740·245·.1 1996 Pon11ac Grand Am SE 4 Pinschers DURING CLASS' 1 l998 Toyola Tahoe 4x4 Sian S NO IXJINNI HoNES NO CRED IT NEEDEDI GOV T FORE CLO$URESI GUARANTEED AP PROVALI t BOO 380 4620 EXT B509 - DIGsmobllo TV 740'992-e373"' 740-992 2143 790 Load 'He: ~lt> r fiJ>,D TO(£\ ~oo~"' f-.WJT C.OOI-1"\"1~ IJI'{ GN..OR.lD 19B4 GMC Jimmy SLS LOAD 1991 Cavalier Automatic A/C S140 Dump Truck Oil MIJTIL/tTe,•' -IUT TtiAT £.fAVtS Ttf~ :ANl>•' OPTION Wll>~ OPfN! & 4-WPs speed with low range 4x4 trans .. mission & transfer case $1250 74Q-992 ~73 or 7<10 992 2143 F~rewood fOLI>, SPINl>L.e f~Prtf.f5 B68D Dr ! 199'7 Olasmb~lli "tuliass Su prom, E~oell-nl CQndlllon Call Mer 4 PM 740 258 6505 74Q-379-275B sun IT SAYS' rr 1>0 NOT PO.fiAL 1986 Trarce Am 350 AutomatiC Rio Grande OH Call 740 245 5121 560 FRANK & EARNEST 1997 KW W900' 550 CAT 18 j Speed • 35! ' Geai'S loaded $70 000 7.40-211&-J 021 730 H Chemical oulllx 27 Honeot 30 -13 mlulon 42 Pr. .yaaut Opemng lead " 6 Rubber LOOkS Gooa $3 400 740 367 7576 740 289 1933 630 www.liii'IQ1•11ur•u::orn 23~color .. • 40 l.tb October blrthetoneo One man against seven machines $1 200 740-446-2983 C 6 Chicago IL 60186 0935 SMMH·· OUR GOSSIP FENCE IS 8U6GED II 19BO GMC Top Kick dump !ruck 25 600 GVW hydraulic brakeo NO COL s diesel 3208 Calerpll lar 5 plus 2 trans 10 dump bed good !rUCk $7800 080 74Q-992 2478 or 7<10 992 8551 (3:14)675 403<1 'Oprah" Only $99 95 Plus S+H ~~~~~==~------~ 1 BARNF.Y li'licks for Sala Block brick sewer pipes wind aws lintels etc Claude Winters Details 800-667 0827 www ro slderlghts com POB 935 Was II---_, Prices On The 300 And 400 Ser es Lawn Tractors Check Out Our W1nter Service Tune Up Specials On Lawn Tract6rs qa tors And Compact tractors Car m chaeta Farm & Lawn Gallipolis $2500 74().9B5 381 0 Building Suppllas !!==f=== 15 One who doeo tediOul work II Sink In the middle 17 Stc:Uon of an org 1I Dlchlhunda ag 20 Chllnnel 32 • 9 6 4 A J 10 2 1911'4 Ford Bronco Aulomalic # Farmers Tobacco ware In Ripley Ohio w111 be selling Tobacco until Decembe r WINTER • 9 8 5 •AJ72 1977 Ford F·150 Good Work Truck. $750 740-446 2399 pain! $1159 740 742 3020 Hay South HONDA S FROM $20D Pollcp Impounds All Makes And Moe!: els CALL NOWII 1 800 772 7470 Ext 6336 1954 John Deere 50, good me cha n104l condjhon nl)w rear llras "K Q 10 9 8 f3 • 10 • 5 4 3 Llsllngs /Paymenl Delall Call 1 80().319 3323X2158 Farm Equlpmant ~eeds • 73 / lice Impounds /Repos Fee For FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK 610 / East / CARS FROM $29/MD Buy Po What You Need To Avoid Arrest By The Country s Leading OUI Defen se Attorney As Seen On 74Q-949 2025 or 740 992 2043 eii!Ciric 740 843 5546 Nucar Olec:eat Tony Stewart Dale & Oa le Jr Jeff Gordon & others by Action Aevell & Win nlng Circle & Aacmg Champ1ons Rutland Bottle Gas 1 800 837 .S / / 1119 FORD MUSTANG $100 I OBO SEIZED AND SELLING LOCALLY 1 800-408 7511 EXT• 119361M West Highland White Tarrier Fe male 5 Months Old AKA Regia Moving 1 Year Old Melching Heavy Duty Automatic Washer & Dryer Frigklalre 740.256 6989 • 8 7 6 1998 FORD EXPLORER $100 I 080 Seized And Selling Locall~ 1 800-409 7511 EX! 9885 Fee DUI /OWl PROTECTION Gel HEAVY DUTY EASY START Space for Rent Sun 1 4PM Mon Sal 11~M 6PM Fish Tank/Pol Shop 2413 tAKQ84 PayyoH Or Reasonable Offer Call 740.446-454Q Dr uo 446-7375 Red 19B7 Nissan 200SX SE 2D Halchback Slandara Shill v 6 DepoSII Required 74().446-1519 Three bedroom house in Miners v11ie $400 per month plus utiiHies Supplies " 5 Monsoon Steteo Speakers I2 Disc Trunk Cassette Player In Dark Blue Metallic Pamt Dark Gray leather Interior Will Take a• pipe PVC ochedule 40 ap proxlmalely 2000 " $1 00 per II 20 1o1n1s ll!11ngs $10/ea 740 992 2478 or 7<10 992 5551 Accounl 1 888 855 5392 Have Kiln lor sell like new Used only 3 llmea Several Items goes call between 10am to 8pm 740 Pond Blue Heeler Pupo 7<10 2581335 3 Oay Delivery Time Easy Finance For Everyone With $99 Down And Checking Or Savings Birds Mobile Home Supply 740 446 9416 Toys Baby IIams Baby Bed (304)875 2B01 ber Buy now through December Fish Ia red Price Negollable 74D 441 1824 Beanies & Furblea older Beames $4 each over 20 differ ent Furbles & 5 dlllerent Llmiled Edition Furbln Rutland Bottle ChriSimas Special Ron s Gun Shop All guns on sale through Decem Full Bloo~ed $50 Each Males & Females 740-992-9947 ows Anchors Wafer Heaters Plumbing & Electrical Paris Fur naces & Heat Pumps Bennetts 1B63 Dkls ee 740-992 5440 80Q-793 B364 Furnished Call740 448 1599 On Vinyl Sklrling Doors Wind Pontiac Prism with new motor 446 0008 Spri ng Valley Green One Bad room Apa rtments AppUances Huge ln\le ntory D1s~ount Prices $400 7<10 245 5082 CHRISTMAS MONEY AVAIL ABLE Pay $64 Monlhly On $3000 Up IO $150000 Per Faml ty 888 437 4177 www sou to com/ a1m Australian Sheppard Pups 6 Weeks Old Tails Been Docked (304)675 2()63 MOBILE HOME OWNERS Three Cockateils sat ot bunk Gas 1 800 B37 8217 or 740.742 251 1 TTops Fully Jackson Avenue/Point Pleasant Ballcard& For Sale 143 Singles And 3 Seta Worth $1 244 Asking Nurse loses Over 90 lbs No 0Je1ing No Exercise Eat Any thmg Plus Have lots Of Energy! No pelS Phone (304)67!H386 Call Toll Free 1 B8B 66B 2679 01 A 1999 F 350 SuperDuly Ex callenl ConaiiiOnl $150 Call 740 446-4548 740.446 7375 Now Takmg Applications 35 West 2 Bedroom Townhouse Apartments Includes Water Sewage Trast1 $315/Mo 740 One Bedroom furnished Apart ment 1n Pt Pleasant Very Clean Credit Problems N o Problems ALL SIZES /AL L LOADS EL DORADO BUILDING SYSTEMS 1-800 279 4300 Upstaus Furnished 3 Flooms Bath Also 2 Rooms & Bath Downstairs Nicely Furnished Both C!ean No Pals! References $400 a monlh wr!h $300 deposll 992 6154 BANKREPO 1998 Clayton 3 Bedroom ~nd Now For FREE Maps And Fl· nenc:lng In to 10% OFF CBsh FORECLOSED HOMES Low Or D ""LOOK!'"" Nice 2BR MoblleHome Mason Hunlers 15 Acres $11 700 Cash Water New l ots Soon To Open In Kyger Call Early To Get Mapsl (304)675 3977 Mobile Homes for Sale 70x 14 2 Bedrooms Vefl Nice In Gaillpo IS 740 446-2003 740 446-1409 441.0720 (304 )882 2728 Coton1a1 3 Bedrooms 1 112 Baths New S1dmg Root Gas Furnace Ad"' On Heal Pump Carpet Thoughout Corner lot Well landscaped 1 Car Garage W1ih Opener Outside Bulldmg W1th Covered Patio Ca ll 740 367 320 1 BOO Many Nice Lots To Choose From CHESHIRE VILLAGE Beaulllul Haven (304)88~ 3565 {304)882 2838 M~ps Gallla Co All Newl Marabel Ad 33 Acres $35 000 Or 17 Acres 800 2t3 6365 2BA Mob le Home Camp Conley Area $225 + Deposll (304)675 3230 1 Bedroom Apartment AC Fur BRUNER LAND 7411-4411492 Basement New Sapt1c System Excellent Cond t1on Br1ck. &V1nyi Bt level Has Barn & Several Outbwldmgs County water Near Thurman Oft SA 35 & SR 279 $87,200 Call For Appomtmenl 1 256 6449 Aller 6 OOpm & Wooded Road Cut In From A1o Grande $9 500+ Land Contract Available 5YEARSOLD 2 Bedrooms 1 t /2 Baths Full 2 Bedrooms Route 7 Abo\le Crown C1ty Water Included $240/Mo $100 Deposit 740 Will Finance W11t1 0 Down Past 8217 or 7<10 742 2511 Antiques Buy or sell Riverine Antiques 540 Unfurmshed 2 Bedrooms On Cora M1ll Road Off 325 No Pets Deposit Required 740 245-5622 & Acreage Minutes 4122 7<10-446-4530 0181 350 5T017 ACRES In Meigs Counly 011 SR 124 20 Full Unhn1shed Basement Great Qu1et Neighborhood 740 446 2 Bedrooms In Kanauga Beaut1 lu R1ver V1ew No Pels 740 441 qured 740.992 7788 www ooyntrytyme com 3 Bedrooms 2 Bath Cape Cod On 3 Lots 2 Car Attached Garage 530 E Pomeroy 740 992 2526 Russ Co LTD 1 BOO 213-8385 Land Co Lid 1 BOO 213 B365 $67 500 36047 Texas Rd 740 985 3444 or 1-888 50 1 9905 oo R&D s Used Furniture Great Se tec110n Priced To Sell! "Come AnO' Browse • Corner 01 Route 7 & Add1son Pike ·we Buy Furn1 ture• 740 367 0260 330 Homes1te No Flestr1ct1ons Land Contract Ava table $2 300 Down Depending On Credit Anthony 11 room house with basement split dnveway needs work as IS APPLIANCES •Free 6 Montns Programming NEEDS TLC Would Be A Greal - - --H-o_m_e_a-fo_r_S_a-le--1 310 GOOD USED Call Tom 740 3B8 0113 Or 1 800 292-oa42 Rough REAL ESTATE For Sate Reconditioned wash ers dryers and r efr~gerators Thompsons Appliance 3407 Two bedroom mobile home no Lots 4 K 10 6 2 Repaired New & AebuMt In Stock Call Ron Evans 1 800 537 9528 7795 {304)675 7783 20ACRES 011 SA 7 SOulh 01 Gallipolis SR 218 & Nelghbort1ood Road Area Th1s newspaper w II not know ngly accept advertisements for real estate wh1ch Is 1n v1olat1on of the law Our readers are hereby ,., Informed that all dwellings advertised In this newspaper are avruiable on an equal opportun1tv bas1s Appliances Reconditioned Washers Dryers Ranges Refr1 grators 90 Day Guarantee! French City Maytag 740 446 6862 Near Thurman 5 To 10 Acre Tracts Of Meadows & Some Trees With Lots Of Road Fron tage Near Tl'1urman On Center poml Road 6 Acres With 1 Acre Pond Beautlful Pnces Start At $12 500 Land Contracts A\la ll aDie Free Maps Anthony Land JET AERATION MOTORS A COh!PUTER?? BUT NO C~SH?? 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' ... .._ __ ..,_-... -- _ _._ ~ "' '"""' .••. =· �Page 1o • The Dally Sentinel Tuesda~Decernbar14,1999 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Joseph Heller dies at 76 PICKING A WINNER • Winners in the the "I Voted Today Campaign" lor the Meigs Local School Disbond issue were announced today by Wendy Halar, assistant superintendent. Classes in the respective schools winning .were: Bradbury, ~lssy Howard's fifth grade; Harrisonville, Paula Roush's kindergarten; Rutland, Carolyn Snowden's thtrd grade; Pomeroy, Kathy Smith's third grade· Middleport, B~ky. Zurcher's thi~d gr~de; Salem Center, Julia Vaughan's third grade; Sallsbu~, Darla Kennedy s f1rst grade; Metgs M1ddle School, Donna Wolf's seventh grade, and Meigs High, Judy Crooks' homeroom. Students were treated to a pizza party the last week in November In appreciation of their efforts to get out the vote. Money from the bond issue, along with state monies will be used for constructing new schools in the district. ' . One of the winning classes of the ·:1 Voted Today Campaign" was Pomeroy's third grad![!; Students m .the class are from the left, Nathan Ttmmons, Timmy Yates, Billy ~amsey, Shane Day, Aaron Oliphant; m1ddle row, lasha ~leland, Jess1ca Jewell, Lacey Arm1, Calee Reeves, Alex Patterson, Sarah Hubbard, H~nry Doerfer, Jost VanMeter, Joseph McDonald, Caitlin Edwards and back .row, Bridgette Russell, Cl1nton Kennedy, Ricky Colburn, Jamie Ash, Dee Cundiff, Shalne Chandler. tri~t ·mJ+"Ti Jilt.\:13, · TIp ·~ ~· T·ll:AE: ~tV~~~ - *:~.:~ l>;:-~;-~,~~nt~~tU~: ";• '2 i- MR. AND MRS, MATTHEW RITTER ~- -MACHIR-RITIER-MARIETTA Sara Ann Machir, daughter of Dale and Jen" ifer Machir of Marietta. former Me igs ~o unty re sidents. and Matthew Thomas Ritter, son of Thomas and Karen Ritter of Montgomery. were married on Aug. 28 at the First Baptist Church in Marietta. The Rev. David Lampman per· fomied the double ring ceremony. The church was decorated with i,·ory bows on the pews, and a large arrangement of ivory roses and candelabra on the front altar. MuSic was provided by Mary :-J uzum, organist, Mark Hager, trumpet, and Sharon Jones and Mike Yaquinto soloists. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a sleeveless gowp with a beaded top )Jodice, box pleats 111 fro nt. and a long satin train. Her veil of illusion fell from a matching headband. She carried a bouquet of ivory and blush roses with light blue delphinium , lavender asters, purple staticc and baby 's breath. The bride 's attendants were Sha rma Machir of Marietta, her sister: Katie and Kristen Ritter of Montgomery. sisters of the groom; Emily Summers of Marietta, and ll cth Payne, Vinton. They were in identical dresses of dusty purple fashroned with a strap bodice and ali ne skirts and carried bouquets sim- ilar to the brides. The groom's attendants were Brian Cunningham of'Biue Ash. best man ; Shane Machir of Marietta, Dane ·Freed of Hilliard, Ted Brenkert of Blue Ash, and Curtis Machir of Brookfield, Conn., groomsmen. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Machir wore a long lavender gown with a short jacliet accented with beading . The groom 's mother was in a short lavender dress with a jacket also accented with beading. Both wore white sweetheart rose corsages. A reception honoring the couple was held at the Comfort Inn in Marietta. The wedding cake was four tiered with side cakes accented with live flowers. Debbie Ritter, a cousin 'or the groom and Mark Dunford registered the guests. The couple took a wedding trip to the Grand Cayman Island. They reside in Dublin. The bride graduated from Marietta High School and Miami University at Oxford. She is employed at National City Bank. The - groom is a graduate of Sycamore High School, Miami Uni versily at Oxford, and is currently attending Ohio State University's College of Optometry. BY BECKY BAER Meigs County Extension Agent Family and Consumer Sciences/Community Development The holiday season can really hurt your financial situation. Over 1/3 of Americans overspend during the holidays. One in seven are still paying for Christmas in June . One-fourth don't know when they will pay off their holiday debts. Last year $850 was spent by famili es for gifts for other households. The average person buys 25 gifts. Twenty percent buy 40 or more . What can be done to cut holiday costs? Develop a budget and stick to it. Be realistic when determining the total dollar amount. Set a hudgeted amount for each gift and e<pense. Consider alternative items. if the original ideas are too expensive. Think about all costs: food . gifts, ' ' December 15, 1 'Catch-22' part . of blueprint for the '60s Today: Cloudy High: 50s; Low: 30s By HILLEL ITALIE Associated Press Writer NEW YORK.(AP) - Before the 1960& even began, the time 's sub· versive mindset had been imagined in such works as Jack Kerouac 's novel "On the Road," the early poems of Allen Ginsberg and the manuscript of Joseph Heller 's "Catch-22. " Heller, who died Sunday of a heart attack at age 76, started his novel in the 1950s, when he was working in advertising and protest was mostly an underground movement. The book was published in 196 1, with no tour to support it and few reviews to alert anyone that a new kind of war story had been told. "When 'Catch -22' came out, people we re saying, ' Well , World War II wasn't like this,"' E.L. Doctorow. Heller's friend and fellow author. said Monday. "But when we got tan gled up in Vietnam, it became a sort of text for the consciousness of that time. "They say fiction can 't change anything, but they can certainly Thursday: Sunny High: 30s; Low: 20s organize a· generation' s conscious· ness.'' ~; * Wednesday · year to cover these costs. Savings bonds make great gifts administrative costs. Instead of buying Christmas because they are wonh twice the Beware of "look-alike" names, cards , make your own on the com- price you paid for them. They also such as the National Heart Associaputcr. It gives a nice personal touch. teach children the value of savings lion instead of the American Hean Holiday postcards and museum note . · and interest. · Association. Read the small print, cards with winter scenes can be used: · Use cash or checks instead of not just the words in bold or red. The postcards will save on postage, credit cards. This way you see the Watch out for "official" looking docas well. money. actually leaving your hand. uments that come in goldenrod-col Be creative in your wrapping. You won't be as tempted to over- ored envelopes. They make you . Brown paper bags with wrapping spend. If you do usc credit cards, use think it is a check or statement from paper circles over logos, or bags only one card with no previous bal- the government. painted gold give a nice country ance~ &;:ep track of all expenses. Pay Invest any year-end bonuses or look. They are recyclable and save off the credit card immediately. If extra money from overtime and supyou time in wrapping. you only pay part of it off, you will plemental work wisely. Talk with In place of a formal dinner pany, have service charges that will eat up your financial planner about how the get !ogcther with friends to go ice- any 'savings you might have received money should be saved. Do your skating, tree-trimming, card-writing, when buying items on sale - maybe homework before invesling. · gift-wrapping, caroling, or have a . even more. Credit costs money. Tip appropriately. Consider the potluck buffet. Buy ingredients when Check for the lowest percentage rate. going-rates for your area. As a guidethey are on sale and stock up. Prep~ This tt'me of the year, our mar' I- 1·rne, you may want to tip regular much of the food ahead of time an boxes are inundated with solicita· . day care and housekeepers one freeze. Make your own decorations. lions (rom charitable organizations. week's pay. Two night' s pay for People have been stringing popcorn Beware of mail fraud and telemarket- occasional babysitters is appropriate. a~ garland for generations. ing gimmicks. Be cautious of sweep- Two to three times the normal tip for Give gifts of time. Gifts can come stakes and check out charities to see hairdressers; $5-$20 and for home from the heart and not the pocket· that tbey are legitimate. The Nation- delivery personnel are all suitable. hook. Give IOU coupons for babysit- al Charities Information Bureau at 19 The main thing to remember ting , cleaning the house, doing Union Square West in New York, about how to beat holiday financial errands, or going to the siore. Make New York 10003 can let you know stress is to plan ahead. The earlier an album out of old family pidures. the valitlity of these organizations. you start to save and shop for the Bake a favorite bread or cake its a They ean also tell you how much of holidays, the better your finance s gilt. Give away antiques or family the collected funds are used to help will be. heirlooms that you no longer use. the needy and how much are used a< Losing all good sense • Ann Landers, Page 7 Good medicine for holiday cheer, Page 7 Eastern defeats Alexander, Page 4 · beat Boston, 115-88 . -Page 4 • Meigs County's Hometown Newspaper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Volume 50, Number 132 Single Copy- 35 Cents Visitors welcome at Chester Chamber speaker pitches Courthouse ·holi_day open house ou•s.Innovation Center Meigs Chamber meeting notes markets and management'," she SYRACUSE - Linda Oark, manager of the Ohio University said. Innovation Plnter, addressed the Most of the businesses currently located at the Innovation Center Meigs County Chamber .of Comare in the technology field, she merce which held its regular monthly luncheon Tuesday at the explained. A company will usually Carleton School in Syracuse. remain at the .center for two years Located in Technology and before moving out on its own. In other business, Otamber PresEnterpriSe building on the Ridges ident Steve Story gave a brief complex, across the Hocking River report on recent transportation from OU's South Green, the lnno· vation·Center serves as a "business news, including public hearings incubator" for new ·or emerging and meetings on the Ravenswood Connector and U.S. 33 from .· companies, she explained. Athens to Darwin, and lhe U.S. 33 A handful of new companies are Unda Clark Athens-to-Darwin Citizens Advilocated in the Innovation Center, she said. Business incubators typically offer low-cost sory Committee. "There are a lot of great things going on," Story office space, access to shared office services, professional business management assistance, and a sup- said. portive environment to assist entrepreneurs in develleanne Jindra and Theresa Hash, representing the oping their businesses, she e.xplained. University of Rio Grande/Meigs Center, gave a brief ''The main goal is to produce successful firms," report on the school's Crossroads Program, which is assisting area residents with short-term training and she said. One thing the Innovation Center does not offer is transition from welfare to work. Currently, 72 percent of the program's original 97 financial assistance. "We're looking for companies that have 'money, referrals have found jobs, Jindra reported. afllae•~-O!fi···EBI/o-· CHESTER- Visitors at the holiday open house of the Che~ter Courthouse enjoyed not only things of Otristmas but a tour of the 1823 building, which has been undergoing restoration for the past several years. Mary Powell in period costuming greeted guests as they entered the courtroom, which featured a large tree trimmed with handmade decorations and displays of antique Otristmas decorations. Betty Milhoan shared her century· old collection of ornaments, many imported from Germany, a few made in occupied Japan, and several handed down from one generation to another in her family. She had stories about many of the Santas in her collection - one a childhood gift, another purchased in a junk box at an auction, and others made of celloloid and chalk. Then there were tree lights, a couple strings of the very first electric ones. One set was still in the original box, which noted that when "one goes out they all go out." And, yes, red honeycomb bells. A variety of tin candle holders and cookie cutters made by Jacob Bertzel, a German tin· smith who settled in Otester in the early 1800s, were also in the display. The beauty of the ceiling-high tree was in its simplicity. No expensive · ornaments, just 300 paper decorations made by the Eastern Elementary art students of Rebecca 'Edwards. Glittered stars were formed with straws, ~tty angels created from .__.,_.o;: pajier doilies, partridges fashioned Mary POwe!ll_!m!tiE!f. Rebecca Edwards and from pe!!Cf pill~· candles made ~rom one of her art sh1de.nts, ::in.am Milhoan, as he hung his paper towel tilli$ ·and ~lored btl!lue decoration dti paper, cones ~nslructed with pieces . . . The tree decorations perfectly complemented the of wallpaper, and packages formed with blocks of wood 176-year old building. wrapped in construction paper. · enlertainment. decorations, travel , clothes, pictures and cards. Set aside money each week throughout the = ! Action Lane I Reclining Sofa ; Sale s649 ! ZACHARY THOMAS KENNEDY SON BORN - Burt and Mary Kennedy of Middleport announce the birth of a son, Zachary Thomas Kennt~dy, on Oct. 14 at Marietta Memorial Hospital, Marietta. · The infant weighed six pounds, 14 ounces and was 19 inches long. Maternal grandmother is Patty · Stein of Middleport, and paternal grandparents are Bar· bara and Bob Stewart of Langsville, and Perry Kennedy of Harrisonville. Maternal greatgrandmother is Ethel Lowery of Middleport, and paternal greatgrandmothers are Jane Williams of Langsville and Margaret Kennedy of Rutland. The Infant has a brother, Andy, age four. His lather Is serving In the U. S. Marine Corps in Okinawa, Japan. ; i• It Is A Five Point Buck Killed by Ricky Allen Jeffers of Wolfe Pen. He Is 13 years old. It was his first kill ... 95 Soolid .<:> ....... J:>erby Ba.y VVa.ll C:l<>ck ..A,v-ail...bl-op ' Curio Clock • ....,.,Ch.J...n.· • •" •(~ : ~ Sale '529.. R.a" .,,.. Gliders Sta.rti~g A t 95 ' $179 at i; ., . ," ::=:==~-..;...._--= !. II 7Gun Gun tJ Same {I • " CHRISTMAS TIME- It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas in Rutland. Mayor JoAnn Eads, right, and Marcia Elliott of the Rutland Civic Center Committee, were hard at work on Tuesday, putting the finishing touches on ·the Otristmas decorations at the center. Here, they are pictured decorating a special "Remembrance Tree." According to Elliott, residents are encouraged to place a special (but durable) ornament on the tree in memory of a loved one. A sign will be placed on porch ·of the Harder log cabin, pictured in the background, to recognize those who are remembered by the tree. There is no cost for placing an ornament on the · Remembrance Tree, and ornaments will be carefully preserved so'· that they can be used for future Christ· mas trees. Street decorations, made last year by the welding class at Meigs High School, under the direction of Rutland Councilman Dick Fetty, are also in place, and candy cane d~orations line the civic center walkway. The holiday r$aches a climax in Rutland on Sunday, with a Christmas parade. Lineup fO!'!the parade beginS at 1:30 p.m. along Brick Street, and will begin its route through the community at 2 p.'tn. No pre-registration is required, and according to Eads, all organizations, businesses and individuals from throughout the area - not just Rut· land - are to panicipate. Betty Milhoan displayed her antique Christmas collection at the Chester Courthouse holiday open house. State board .of education emphasizes abstine· n .c~ in new.sex education policy t Able centers close for holiday season POMEROY - The Meigs County Adult Basic and Literacy Educa~ tion (ABLE) ·learning centers will be closed from Dec. 17 until Dec. 31. All centers will reopen on Jan. 3, 2000, and will foll ow regular schedules . A ne w c•nter will be added in January in Tuppers Plains at the ACCESS Head Start center in the former Tuppers Plains Elementary. The adult le arning center will be open on Monday and Tuesday from 9 a.m. until 2:30p.m. Reg.• •769 95 AI Cash 1"-------1 ~ 212 East Main Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 740-992-3785 COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Schlessinger told lisieners to protest and social side effects of sex outside birth control to prevent pregnancy Though the state school board Ohio's curriculum. of marriage; that conceiving chil- or transmission of HIV and other adopted a rule requiring teaches to Education officials said critics dren out of wedlock is likely to have diseases - except to talk about the emphasize abstinence when talking apparently confused a model cur- harmful consequences for the child, shortcomings of such approaches. Most .other schools opt for about sex, some students will need riculum that the department is the parents and society; and !hat parents have "abstinence-plus" programs that more than a "just say no," cam· developing ''The law relates to a financial discourage sex but suggest use of paigl) to understand the complica· with a feder· lions of premarital sex, the board's . ally funded • contraception for students who emphasizing abstinence." rcsponsibili ty to chil- choose · Jo have it anyway. Some president said. AIDS-pre· dren born health educators sraue tltat suclt stu· · "The law relates to emphasizing veption - Martha Wise, outside · of dents need practical information abstinence," said Board President training pro· about condoms and the risks of Ohio DOE president wedlock. Martha Wise. "That does not mean gram that The law venereal disease transmission in it is enough .... The parents I spoke contained to said it is advantageous for their some sexually explicit terms and does not limit. sex education to specific types of sexual encounters. But it's not hard to find people abstinence, and Zelman emphasized children to learn more." was discontinued. Embroiled in a controversy over "I am delighted that the state that a district's health curriculum is who applaud th~ rule adopted Tues· day. how to teach sex to children, Ohio's board unanimously passed the absti· always a local decision . "Abstinence is the only ml,llal Two national surveys released school h<!ilrd voted 19·0 Tuesday in nence ·rule. This shows our .total favor of the· abstinence rule, which support for an emphasis on absti- Tuesday in Washington said teen· way to go. Obviously, morals have is based on a state law passed in nence' in health curriculum in our agers ·in one school .out of three are gone by the board in today's soci· March, sc!lools," State Superintendent ·taught that abstinence is the only cty," Joe Dawson, 46, of Columbus, said Tuesday afternoon while walkappropriate option. Legislators and Gov. Bob Taft . Susan Tave Zelman said. These "abstinence-only" poll· ing toward ltis car at a shoppiqg were swamped with calls from crit- . The rule stresses that students ics accu5ing the Education Depart- should not have S.x until after they cies teach students that they should center. "It sounds old-fashioned, but it wait until marriage, or at least until me.nt of ilcveloping inappropriate are married, is Bible-based," he said. they are older, to have sex. The polisex-education programs. Nationally 'It says st~dents should be taught cies , leave out any diftCussion of syndicate4 radio therapist . 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