http://66.213.69.5/files/original/78062612215326951e70435fc3e2f8a6.pdf a572d25bf10121cd957d1f4eb44a185b PDF Text Text Page 12 • The Dally Sentinel . ' Wednesday, January 28, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio . ,. . · ~ OSU BIG BEAR'S GUARANTEE' 13~g Ohio'Lottery drops Pick 3: 10 tilt 748 1Pick 4: to llll.nois FREE FREE FREE r.-----------------------, sp FREE : Any advertised item not in stock 0597 Super Lotto: 1-6-29-41-42-45 Kicker: Any item incorrectly scanned 619644 ent1ne Restrictions Apply. See Stores for Details. ' ~. 411, NO. 200 C111911, Ohio 'IIIIey Publtehlng Comp!lny :"U#P65 i GROCERIES i 1 1 I I Wltll $35.00 In Grocery Purchases LIMIT ONI PIR SHOPPING PAMILY. IXCLUDING ALCOHOLIC IIVIIAGIS, TOBACCO & ANY PRODUct PROHIIIfiD IY LAW. 1 1 I 1 By AARON MARSHALL Sentinel Columbus Bureau · COLUMBUS - After weeks of negotiations. Ohio's legislative leaders unveiled a bipartisan school funding package Wednesday that relies heavily on voter approval of half-cent sales tax hike. : The plan, rolled out at npress conference attended by m~re than~ dozen high-ranking lawmakers from both parties and chambers of the legtslature. tncreases overall education spending, funds lower cia's stzes on urban and some poor schools and provides funds for Ohio's decayi'ng school buildings. The deal also increases the ·amount of money the stale spends on transportation, special. gifted and vocational education. .. It is aimed at resolving la•l March's Ohio Supreme Court dec1s1on that tossed out the state's current school funding system giving lawmakers a year to change Ohio's ·system of paying for public education. . Despite leadership's collective show of unity. critics of the plan -· oncluding one local lawmaker .. said the plan falls shon of the court's mandate and serious doubts remain about the plan's fate in the Ohio House.. Last summer. the House blocked a penny-on-the-dollar sales tax increase backed by Gov. George Voinovich. D • "Everything is fragile," said House Speaker Jo Ann Davidson: RReynoldsburg. House Minority leader Ross Boggs, D-Andover. descnbed che House support for the plan as "walking on eggshells." Leaders must cor· a FRESH BEEF SAVE $1.50 lb. lb. ral 60 votes in the House to pass the plan omo vmers. In Gallia County. both school di>tricts received increa,es in the 2-3 percent However. lawmakers intend 10 introduce the new proposals today in a range under the plan when compared lo 1998 levels. rush to meet a February 4 deadline to place the proposed sales tax hike on State Sen. Michael Shoemaker. D·Boumeville, said he does nollhink the the ballot. Floor votes on the deal are tentatively planned for the weekend. plan begins to address the court's mandate . If voters approved the sales tax hike, then it would generate about $564 "( would bel you my pickup truck that Lewis will laugh us oul of the million-a-yearextru. However. a property tax break of 10 percent -· capped · counroom with this," he said. reti!rring lo Perry Coumy Common Pleas Coun at $100 per hou>ehold ··would take $236 million-a-year out of the addiJudge Linton lewis. who ha.' initial juri~diction over the school funding ca'iC. tional lax money generated. . ~eanwhile . a budget calculation done by the Legislative Budg<t Oflke The additional-money generated by the lax would go towards operating shows that underthe plan a $46 million budget shonfall in 2002 is predicted. funds, technology. increased school building con~truction and property tax Senate Democrats, however, said late Wednesday thai majority-Republicans relief. according 10 Senate President Richard Finan. R-Cincinnati. He added have agreed to a 10 percent busine>S lax rollback thai would bring in $200that voter rejection of the plan would bring dire cuts to state government million -a-year. starting with higher education. • Education groups wasted no time criticizing the plan. "Our initial ~naly­ The plan gradually raises the basic amount of per-pupil spending guarsis is the proposal falls short of addressing the revenue needs of Ohio's anteed by the slate. Curremly. schools are guaranteed per pupil spending of schools and does not address the structurJI tlaws in the current tax system." $3,663 in a combination of state and local taxes. Under the plan thal'ligure said John Brandl, e~ecutive director of the Ohio Schools Board Association. would shoot 10 $3.851 neKt year, with intlationary increases boosting the The leader of the coalition of ~c hool districts that successfully challenged sum 10 $4,414 in four years. Ohio's school funding system agreed. '"When the court talked about a major While no school district by district breakdowns of the plan were made . systematic overhaul! don't think they were just talking about steamcleanavailable, the The Daily Sentinel obtained an earlier printout of a similar ing the engine," said Bill Phillis, executive director of the Coalition for Equi· version of the plan. In thai version, all Mei,gs County schools received sizty and Adequacy of School Funding. He said the plan has " major !laws" able increases ranging from 5. 7 percent to I0 percent over 1998 aid levels. in opemtiom and facilities. Schools telecast to be on PBS Sunday Ohio University Public Television will join other public broadcasting stations Sunday In broadcasting "Funding Ohio's Future, • a one-hour live special exploring future school funding. The program will be broadcast before a live audience of 500 peOple and will feature a panel of key leaders who will discuss tbe rulln1ln the 199llawsuit from Perry County ~nd describe features of the school fundblg system. Questions to be addressed include, 'What constitutes an adequate education in Ollio?' and 'How much does It cost to pro- US. NO.1 8 LB.· BAG RUSSETT POTATOES ~ 17. 3 TO 18 OUNCE . V,m and diStribute qu!'tlonnaires addressing the issue. The . teSultt or the questlonnan-e will be tabulated and distributed to the media, school superintendents and others concerned with the Issue or school funding. The questionnaires will also be nailabl, at public libraries and through the worldwide web at www.wosu.org/sc;hools/. "Funding Ohio's Future• Is a joint projed 'Of WOSU-TV in Columbus and the League of Women Voters of Ohio, along with 28 supporting organizations and Ohio's public tefeyision and radio rtading services. COLUMBUS (AP)- The Senate ha' passed a bi II that would create a task force to study how families can betler handle child visitation rights · .when parents divorce. The 33-0 vote came Wednesday after the .Senate Judiciary Committee removed provisions that would have allowed divorcing parents to set their ' own guidelines und eliminate counordered schedules. ~ Judges had concerns over the costs a'5ociated with some of the 'bill's provisions. · Under the bill, which goes to the House, the Ohio Supreme Court and lwo state judgeS a'sociations would each appoint members of the 23-per· son task force. The task force would study Ohio law and make recom· mendations on how to deal more fairly with divorce. dissolution. legal SAVE $1.20 64 OZ. BOITLE FOOD CLUB APPLE JUI E separation and annulment. II is to . repon back to the legislature by Dec. : 31. 1999. The House. meanwhile. approved a bill that s~ould help authorities investigate unsolv~d deaths. The bill. passed '95-0. would require county coroners to give DNA specimens. tingerprinls and pho-. togmphs of unidentified bodies to the state's Bureau of Criminal ldentilication and Investigation. The information would be put into the bureau's missing persons database. Rep. James Mason. R-Columbus. said Ohio would betome the first stale 10 establish such a system. Lawmakers also approved 92-1 a bill thai would allow dentisl~ lo volunteer to help school athletic teams and limit their medical liability. Both bi lis now go to the Senate. U.S. continues to prepare for possible atta~k on Iraq 6 OZ. - OIL OR WATER / ' SAVE soc: on 2 · WASHINQTON (AP) ·-Senior Clinton udministmlion officials and lawmakers are continuing to lay the foundations supporting possible U.s.: led ai~trikes on lrnq. · On Capitol Hill. lawmakers were considering a resolution today to '"take ali necessary and appropriate accions 10 respond to the threat posed by Iraq's refusal to end it• weapons· ·cif mass destruction programs." Secrecary of State Madeleine Albright, embarking today for Europe and the ~ideas!, declared: '"I am not going anywhere to seek sup. pon. 1am going to explain our positjon," . Iraq's foreign minister, Mohamed Saeed ai-Sahhaf, aci:u.sed the United Stales on Wednesday of fabricating tile c;risis as an excuse to ~ttack Iraq. .. Meanwhile, Marine Corps Gen. Anthony Zinni. the U.S. military cilmmander in the Persian Gulf ~gion. was heading to Washington for meetings with senior policy-mak· later chis week on the U.S. options. en . , . ...!l~iij'!.!ll.lY '!!!!~'!'lon.~~, . ·--,,...·~.-..,_.- ~ '"1 · . ~IIJt,~bpol,~ll-,~te.topen f~r vle~ng of tht;, P.I»>!I'JI'l' and will be one ot over 700 Iocatloas wh1ch wtll broadcast the pro- New bill would create family law-task force JIF PEANUT .BUTTER STAR.KIST CHUNK LIGHT TUNA 2 Sections, 12 Pages. 35 cents A Gannett Co. Newspapar ·Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday,·January 29, 1998 Education. groups criticize funding p_ lan L--~~~~!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~ BONELESS CHUCK ROAST 40. • Any item out·of·date, et replacement ' Partly cloudy ~onight, lows In the mid 30s. Friday, cloudy, chance of snow flurrll!l. Highs near And in a hearing of the Senate lntelligenco;. Comrnillee, senior intel· Jigence officials predicted Iraqi President Saddam Hussein would continue to tweak the United States as long as possible. hoping to create a rift in the coalition arrayed against him. "Saddam Hussein ha' the capabilily to generate a crisis and there's not "'Kch we can do about that now excepl to respond to the crisis." sa id Army Lt. Gen.-Patrick Hughes, head ·of the Defense Intelligence Agency. In the Senate. the thinking along those lines is coalescing around a much harder line toward Iraq, one thai might aim nOI simply at containing Saddam Hussein, but toppling him from power. Defense Secretary William Cohen met privately witll Lott and later met with House Speaker New! Gingrich, R·Ga., and other House leaders in whal was billed as an "emergency ineeting" on the situation in Iraq. The faintest hint thai hostilities might be avoided emerged from the Stote Departmenl on Wednesday ', ,. I' ' PLEASANT WEATHER was the rule Wednesday. Meigs Coun· tlans took full advantage of the sunshine and atypical temps to wash cars, work outside and just generally enjoy a break from · winter. Steve Hutton, manager of Hutton's Car Wash in Pomeroy, Is shown here preparing a vehicle for the automated car wash. Hutton said warm weather yields plenty of work for the business. Senior Citizens to begin tutoring, ·mentoring program at Pomeroy Elementary next month BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH Sentinel News Staff Senior citizens can be "stars'_' when they become STARS-- a·tutoring and memoring program to begin at the Pomeroy Elementary School next month . · Recruitment of Meigs Countians over 55 years of age for STARS -Seniors Teaching and Reaching Stu. dents -- is underway now by the Meigs County Council on Aging through its Refired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP). The purpose of the program as outlined by the Ohio Department of Aging is to bring the experience and guidance of older Ohioans into the classroom 10 enrich the Jives of young people while giving the seniors a sense of pride and accomplishment. · The ultimate goal is to further the progresS' of education in.--thc state through improved test scores. allen· dance mtes. and overall quality of life. Pomeroy_Eiementary School was · one of 15 schools in Ohio to be awarded a slate grant to implement _the inter-generational progrJ.m. The only other rural school selected was Trimble Elementary School in Athens County. All others were"inner· city schools in Dayton, Columbus. Cincinnati, Toledo, Springfield, and Youngstown. Schools awarded grants were selected on the basis of their need for special services. The Ohio Depart· menl of Aging worked in conjunction with the Ohio Family and Ctl!JQ!:en Trust initiative to idemify the schools. The two-year pilot project is funded with $2.8 million. It is geared to address the critical needs of chi I· dren in kindergarten through third ' grade while allowing senior citizens the opportu nity to serve in a productive capacity. Diane Coates, RSVP director. and Jamie Gillispie. coordinator. Meigs County Council on Aging . are work · ing on implementing the progmm at the Pomeroy school. The emphasis of the STARS par: ticipants will be on assisting students with reading and communication ski lls, working on a one-on-one ba<is. said Coates. She and Gillespie explained thai the seniors will receive an hourly tax free stipend of $2.50 per hour or can take the pay in college tuition cred· its for a grandchild or another rela tive. Tiley will also be provided meals on volumeer days. and reim · bursed for an y travel expenses. In addition to meeting th e age requirements. seniors must commit to serving 15 hours a week and to auend training and serv ice meetings. Being a resident of Meigs County. having relatively good heallh, a love of chi I· dren and a commitment 10 improve the quality of education are other requiremevts for participants. II was pointed out by Susan Oliv· er. executive director of the Meigs Coun ty Council on Aging, that im:ome is nol <.1 cu n ~ ilkration in se lecling voluntl!crs. As h>r each volunteer's lime, Oliver said thai three hours a day five day:-i a week is whut the agcnt:y i ~ hoping for from the participants, but that "can probably be negotiated ." She Siiid thai local personnel will he working with lhe Corporation for Ohio Appalachian Development iCOAD) staff. The training 10 he provided through COAD has tenlalively been schedukd fur Feb. 12 and 13 with the seniors to actually begin workin g in the school in late February. Starr seeks information from Secret Service·agents WASHINGTON (AP) - Sum- then was urged by the president and New York . The offer was rescinded ers familiar with her account A White House political aide. 'moning the 'former White House longtime Clinton confidant Vernon when allegations of an affair with him Paul Begala. today discounted these surfaced. chief of staff and gathering evidence Jordan to lie about it. reports as "probably another one of The New York Times reported The Associated Press reponed from a safety deposit box in Oregon, these false leaks." He told NBC. today that. according to Ms. Lewinprosecutors are selling their sights on last week that prosecu,tors .are inter· ''lhe president has been very clear sky. Clinton told her in a private Secret Service agents as possible wit- ested in a contact Clinton had with meeting al the While House in late that he ha.' never asked anybody to do nesses into whether President Clinton Ms. Lewinsky in December - after anything but tell the truth ." December thai she could testify thai she had-been ordered to describe her had sex with Monica Lewinsky. M>. Lewinsky's lawyer. William the purpose of her various visits to the Ofticials say Whitewater prose- relationship with the president under Ginsburg, without addressing the White Hou se since leaving her job as cutor Kenneth Starr's office and oath and before Jordan helped substance of the reports . about the Treasury officials were discussing arrange a New York job and Wash· an intern there was to see his secreDecember meeting, denied leaki ng tary, Seny Currie . how to gain testimony from the ington lawyer for her. the accoumto the press. In Ms. Lewinsky's version of the The Washington · Post said today agents. " I have no concept of where I hal Starr is trying to determine chat the meeting occurred t;>ec. 28 •meeting. Clinton also told her' she leak came from. and I deny we hav e might find il easier to avoid lestifynear the Oval Office, according to whether there is any conoboration for · made that statement. " Ginsburg said. i'ng if she moved to New York. said sources it did not identify. With help the ·accusaiion that Ms. Lewinsky, a the Times, quoting an unidentilied from Jordan. · Ms. Lewinsky later fonner White' House intern, had a sexual relationship with Clinton and . received a job offer with Revlon in . associate of Ms. Lewinsky and oth' . ,,I ' �Commentary Page2 Thursday, January 29, 1998 ' Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Thursday, January 29, 1998 OHIO Weather The Daily Sentinel • Page 3 · Friday, Jan. 30 The Daily Sentinel Arrogance may be Clinton's undoing By Morton Kondracke • It's dtsgusung and profoundly dtspmtmg that Btll Clinton has 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio endangered hts prestdency through a 814-992-2156 ·Fax 992·2157 combmalJOn of arrogance and an mabtlny to control hts sex ual appellte Havmg nearly balanced the budget after three decades of deficns A Gannett Co. Newspaper Clinton until recently had the potenual of bemg a ncar-great prestdcnt ROBERT L WINGETT for trymg m vanous ways to 'prePubllaher pare Amcnca for the 21st century ' as he descnbed hiS atms m a preState of the Un10n mtcrvtew wuh CHARLENE HOEFUCH MARGARET LEHEW Roll Call Gentl'lllllenager Controller Now n's all m Jeopardy because Clinton seems to have recklessly mdulgcd htmself sex ually like a TlltStollatliiW•- lllfltl to liN tdllot"""' I'Nflfrl on • _ _ .,,.,.._ product of 60s-'70s hberlmtsm and Slootl ,_,..,. (3110- or '"'J ""'"the bellt u.,.,. ol being publllhtd ~ lol,.,..,. , . , . , . ollmoy be tdi!H. E.tch thou/dIM,.,. • alf-.. - · then tncd to cover 11 up m a how to oncta.y~MN,_INIIIIber.Spa<llya-IIIIIIIIWaarolwwK:otoo,.llfoulorflclo emerg mg 1990s nottons of propn or ,._ - ro: 1..e11r1 ro me Edifor, Tilt s.nnnot, 111 Coutl St, Pomooay, 0111o 4$711, 01, FAX 1081~H2-2157 ely By some process , he may yet be ...,..;;;,;;~:;;:.;;;;;;.;;.;;.;.;,;;;;;,;.;,;;;,;._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __, 'LstllbfuMdlll1948 Sex allegatl·ons may wea ken Cl •In t on WI"th GOP ' , By TOM RAUM Associated Press Writer WASHIN GTON - It was the mosttmponant speech of hts pollltcallofe But much olthc ambt llous age nda Presodcnt Clonton set forth on hts State of the Unoon address ongmall y ontended to gtve Democrats an elec tion-year Jump on Repuhhcans may he undercut by the sex allegattons cngulfmg hos prestdency Dcspttc Clinton 's self assured policy-crammed. 72-mmutc performance he will lind tl hard to hroker deals wtlh maJonty-party Republicans tn hts weakened state - even tl he weathers the accusations of sex ual mosconduct and cover-up Whole we ltstcn respectf ully to the prestdent s tdeas. we cannot wall on them, · Senate Ma.Jortty Leader Trent Loll R Moss, saod tn the tclevoscd GOP response Clinton needed a solid performance to wrench the nauon 's aucnuon away from the scnsatoonal allcgattons of sex ual adventures of the past few days Scandal-weary members of hoth parties seemed more than eager to afford htm the opportunoty 'The prcsodent deltvcred a very strong speec h under dofficult corcumslanecs, ' saod Senate Mmonty Leader Tom Dasc hlc D S D But Republicans satd altcrward they sllll consodcred Cllntol\'s pohtocal clout to be dtmtnoshed WhtlcChnton dtd not mentoon the Montca Lewonsky case even ondtrectly, on the nat tonally broadcast speech to Congress and a TV audocnce of molltons. ol hung darkly over hos presentatoon Republicans often applauded gnm-faced And some analysts suggested the repeated Dcmocrattc standmg ovations appeared mechanocal. overly staged ' At one pmnt. Clmton s jaw muscles lightened bneny as Republicans gave exaggerated applause when he satd "A strong nation rests on the rock of rcsponsobthty " 01 course the real message Chnton was tryong to convey was one of a chtef executove on the JOb and m charge And on that level. the speech succeeded as one of Clinton s better cffons " suggested Wayne Ftclds a professor at Washtngton Unoverslly m St Louts who has wnnen a book on prestdcnual addresses ' It was tmportant lor Clinton to show he was cap.oblc of hetng prcsodcnl nght now ' Ftelds satd By contrast he added Rtchard Ntxon s 1974 State of the Unoon when he was hurdencd hy months of Watergate was unfocused and diStr.octcd Sull lawmakers and stratcgosts 11lT ~oth par11cs suggested that the corro"vc sex allcgatums will make 11 harder lor the prcsodcntto wm passage of many of the Hems he outlmcd He s not strengthe ned by thts thmg I c.on tell you that sa td Sen Erne>l F Hollings D S C Clinton Will need more than C\ ct to sed umpct.llton of GOP leaders .md that could spel lttoublc lor man) of the lllltt.lll\cs popular with Democr.lls He s,11d he would suhmtl a hal.onced budget lor 19'N three )c.ors .ohe.od ul schedule ,md pledged to usc any suhsequcnt surpluses 10 '"'" Sucoal Sec unty ltrst Most Rcpuhlu.:.ms want to usc !oi Urplus~s lor tax t.:uts and to r\!dUI.;c the overall $S 4 tnlhon n.ottonal debt 1l1c rnc-tdcnt .obo may lmd h11nsdl undercut on wm mng apprmal of tough tohm:co scttkmcntlcg•sl.lllon lnstc.td lcgp.; l ~ t mn pushed hy Rcpuh hcans - .md morl: gcn~rous lO toh.u.:cn t.:omp.tnH~s - m1ght emerge ClmiOn 1s countmg on a tohau.:u Lk.ll lor $61 hllllon mn II\C years lO pay tor ~tx:l.ll spcndmg The prcstdcnt has ,,,lkd lot rxp.onston of McdtL.tre and chtld c.orc pro gr.uns and lll.lJOr spcnd on g mcrcases lot lh< N.otoon.lllnstllutcs of Hc.11lh the Nattonal SLicOLc Found.111nn .ond the N.otton.ll C.onccr lnstllule And he ~alkd lor ln IOl:rC.IsC 10 the lnlnllllUill V. 1ge .thm e the l:UIT!.!OI $' 2C\ Dconocrattc pollster M.1rk Mcllnun s.ud the speech cn.oblcd Chnton to speak on .on unliltctcd w.l\ to AmctiL.tll\ It w.IS .1 dtgntltcd format that ~ontrastcd wath undlgnllrctl .tllc~.11 1o n ... For 40 years we \C me.tsulld the rmvet " ' plestdents by thcu .lppro\al ratongs And thiS prestdcnl s apptm.o l r.oltn~ IS between SS .md ~0 percent even on the wlutc hc.ll of these ,ollcgat mn s Mellman s,ud II Rcpuhhc.ons tlttnk the) '''" sme the Interest ol ht~ toh.llco here because Clinton IS tn Lrouhle the y II lind th.u m the end they ha\c to .onswer not to Boll Clmton hutto then constllucnts he added But Ed Gocas a GOP pollster satd Cltnlon s hogh JOb approval rating~ arc offset by low favorah tllly and · personal approval ' ratings- and that nothong on hos State of the Umon speech woll case the way for deals woth the GOP Congrc<> I thtnk he ,1pproached lontght ,1s tl he stoll had polttocal capital to spend And he docsn t Gocas sald Satd Rcpubltcan Sen John Warner of Vtrgonta lthtnk we have to wall until all the facts arc out Tonoght os the lime to do the natoon s busmcss , tomorrow ts another day EDITOR'S NOTE- Tom Raum covers politics and national affairs for The Associated Press. .Barry's World _.,...~/ ~s..-..... Ot-~~~ Anot~er victim of Heavy School Backpack Syndrome • cleared ol thc charges hemg leve led agamst hun but the ev tdencc- teal and cm: umstantaal - strongl y sug gcsts that he had a sexual afl.ur Wtlh (among others) former While House mtcm Momca Lcwtnsky, hed about 11 under oath and encouraged hct to he Clinton s >eemmgly llat demah of gutIt as the S<andal broke lack the confidence and sense of outrage that an mnocent man would convey He told PBS's hm Lehrer, for mstance, that "there ts not a sexual relauonshop · between homself and Lewmskv, leavong open the posstbollly that there once was one When I followed up on Roll Call 's ontervoew by askong whether the relat10nshop "was many sense scxua~ Clinton responded "The rela toonshtp was not sexual And I know what you mean , and the answer os no On paper that so unds fonn In fact ttleft open the posstbtloty that a "xual - rela110nshtp has one meanmg for Clonton another for someone else And the tone of the denoal '" our telephone mtc1 v1cw was Lklcnsovc and lawyerl y, not robust Moreover Cltnlon reportedly gave lev. msky .1 scncs ol !!Ill~ tm:ludmg a drc~s whu.:h suggests somcthmg othc1 th .m ·' pwl c!tistnn.ll rd.tltonshtp And the stron1!cst cvi!JCnl.:C .1g.unst Chn10n the l;nu1 s mU hours of taped convets.lloons hetwccn Lcwmsky .md former Whit~.: How. L: atdc Lmd.o Tropp rcpmtcdly dct.ul hoth a sexua l rcl.lltonshtp .tnd t:m.:ouragcmcnt ot pt:qury The tapes .tre not yet puhhc ol DO YOV NEED TO SEc MY AARP CARD? n course , buttheor reported contents -- , cent or more would be upset and more than SO percent believe he tf venfied -- are dcvastatmg should be tmpeached or forced to If 11's proved that Clmton had a sexual relauonshop w11h Lcwmsky, resogn Thos IS not an ISSUe that Will be he could be ltablc for perJury charges after denyong 11 under oath dectded by a ppll or a vOLe but pubon deposuoons gtvcn m the Paula he opmoon woll he tmportant m Jones case an tmpeachablc telling Clinton 's fellow Democrats offense whether to support hom tn an · It wtll be harder to prove that he ompeachmcnt ftglu So tar. the Democrats' ncar told Lcwonsky to commit perJury and get Lmda Tropp to do so, hut he solencc mdocatcs they ,ore at least wtll be dogged lor months by onves- stunned Pnvately many of them ugators pursuong the charges say they arc lunous at Clinton for Fur Clinton ln allcmpt .1 cover up nskong a prcstdcncy that was hcadalter Watergate and numerous other mg to\\ard polocy and poloucal sucobject lessons m the laolutc ot that cess strategy suggests that Clmtnn arro II events suggest th.ll mdercn gantly thought he was endowed wtth dent counsel Kenneth Starr can spectal skills or luck make h1s ~.:asc ng~un ... t Clmton Polls tndoeatc that the puhhc ts chan~cs arc Dcrnnl:r.tt s wall urge relaxed enough ahout sex that Cl tn- hun to rcstgn rather lh.m nsk a dra wn out unpcachmcnt struggle ton t:ould have gnucn ,1w,1y poiHI cally hy ow nmg up lotnltdchty even that mtght lc.od to huge Repuhltc.m m the While House But the publtc vu.:toncs th1' NO\cmhcr Prom to tin s sc.lnd.ol there 1\ .os won 1 lorg:1vc flCrtUIY or suhormng every reason to thmk th.tl Dcmol:r.u:-~ perJUry hu 24 ye.us the G.ollup poll h.os tmght es<.:.lpC the Jw,IOI tt:al siX · heen ,ISkong Amcroc,ons whether they year nch phenomenon whereby the thonk .odulteoy IS wtong and lor 24 party th,ll contwls the While House yeats .oround 90 percent ha\c satd loses an .tvcrage ol 40 plus House th,ll II IS seals and stx Scn,ote scats on the oil ThiS June Gallup reponed that, year clcumn ol .1 p1cs1dcnt ~ "'t.:~.:ontl hy SS to 19 percent the pubhc term But d1 ~;astcr alwllys seems to thmks II should he grounds Ior stroke the m party -- a rccesston hkc dosonossal tl a Etscnhowcr s tn 195H Voelnam tn hoss has an 1966 Watergate tn 1974 and Iran gate m 1986 More olten than not extramantal allatr wuh an the dtsastcr anscs from arrogance the notoon that past polotocal voctory employee makes an admmostratoon unassaol ABC News found that able - rather than bad luck So 11 seems to he thos year Hav onl) 53 percent mg survtvcd so many prevtous ol voters would thonk 11 "tmpor- scrapes havmg llummoxcd Repuhtant tl Clmton ltcans and returned from the pohtt had an aflaor woth cal dead on 1995 and havtn g Lew tnsky, and rcsoundongly won rc-clecltnn Clm only 49 percent ton seems to ha\e thought htmsell would he · per- mvmcohlc It seems he was hnmhly sonally upset ' wrong II he hcd (Morton Kondracke os execuor told her to he, tive editor of Roll Call, the newsthough 70 per- paper of Capitol Hill ) Question: Why? Answer: Why not? By Ben Wattenberg and Daniel Wattenberg Why' Why mtght Prcstdcnl Chn ton whose national poloucal career has twtce hecn Jeopard tzcd by sex scandals become sexually onvolved wnh a While House mtcrn then loc about II under oath and mducc het to perJure herself also 1 Clmton spmncts have long mmt cd that hts pnvate sexual conduct docs not mancr as long ._, ot docs not dellect h11n from the nation s busoncss But thctr rhctom notwathst,mdmg: Pn.::'i tdcnt (and Gmcrnnr) Chnton .ond hts ,Jssllct .1tcs h,l\c long acted .ts of II docs m.oucr Indeed they ha\ c .1ctcd like reople who hcliC\C that they c.onnol alford puhlic exposure of hts pm .ole scxu.tl bella' 1111 Someone who hehc\e s he l:.tnnot alford puhltc exposure of hts con duct os apt to resort 10 extremes to cnnce.ol II Perjury perh.ops Or the suhorn Ili on of perJury ohtamed woth the promose of ,o ehmec JOh II .os .ollcgcd Ptestdcnt Clinton hed under oath ahout h1 s scx u\ll rclutwn sh1p wrth Mom~..:a Lewtnsky and mduccd her to perjure hcrscl l also 11 should noll:omc as a large surpnsc Over tune .1 persuastve hody ot evadcnce ha.' accumulated that Clmton and/or people .octmg at hiS hehcst have resorted to nltcn mahemus and perhaps cnmonal locs threats smears tnduccmcnts .md reprosal s on order to deter cnntam .md survtve exposure of hts sexual career A •tory In early 1994. I was try mg to persuade an Arkansa.' state trooper. L D Brown to permn me to publt>h an account of my extenSive ontervoews wtlh h11n lor an Amencan Spectator arttclc about efforts to smother mformallon ahout Clinton's sex ual adventures Fcarmg repnsals hy Clinton loya ltsts Brown was extremely reluctant He cspcctally feared that old allegatiOns ol !manct.ol mtsconduct on hos part would he resunectcd w emh.orrass hun H1s lcMs were well grounded Altct II w.os lc.uncd that he h,1d hccn talkong to me hut hclore puhltca toon .1longtunc Clmton lnend Sktp Ruthcrlmd mtcrvencd to w.un fum ag.unst woper.ll tng wuh n1c How would you like to sec your credo! l:anJ rc~.:c1pts splashed .u.: ro~ s th~ front page< ol the newsp opet' Ruthcrlmd .1skcd (The al leged ptcs sure wht ch Rutherford h,o, dcn1ed took pl.occ two d.oys be lore Brown w,IS scheduled to he ontenocwed by FBI .ogcnts wnrk tng lor then Whue wutcr ~ pc~.:r.tl pro~e~,;ulor Rnh~ll F1skc Wllncss t.tmrcnn g .my hody 1) But I o~~gucd to Btown tlut gomg puhlrl: wllh h1 s story wouiJ 111 etlect nnmumzc hun .1~.uns t H!t.th atoon by Cion ton loya lt sts How could they rctalt .llc ,,g,oonsl .o vtsohlc l:l lll ~.: Wllhout v.tstl y l:ompoundmg thctr p10blem s' I won the argument and the arll de was puhhshed But m rctru>pccl, Brown was nght Shortly afteo pubhcallon of the anode, Brown a skollcd '"' csttg.llor. was demoted from an elite post m the state pollee probtng whlle-coll,or cnonc to the htghway patrol Later accurdmg to publoshcd reports when ABC News was prepanng a story mvesugau ng Browns content lim th,ll he was demoted lor <noper.llmg with my anode ,the prcstdent s l.owycr D.1vod Kendall. llew to New Ynrk to try to suppress the still) In ,o mcctmg with ABC News exccutovcs Kcnd.oll sug gcstcd that tllt.:Y look mto ~.:h\ugc:-i that Btown h.od murdered hts mother (Asked ptc vliiUsly .thout th ts mctdcnl by the W.tll Sttccl Journal Kendall dedmed to Cllii1111CI11) The scEmcntneveo .ured llus cptsodc rcpocscnts m mtcm ~,;osm wh.H uppcar~ to he ,1 l.ugcr p.111em - Arkans.IS stale tr<K>[lCr Danny Ferguson told rcportcts th.ll P.,rcst dent Chnton h.od person.1lly telc phoned hom tooller hun .ond tmoper Roger Perry kdcr.ll JOhs tn cx~..:h.mgc lm e ndm ~ lhctr l:<Hlpcr.t lion with reporters on .t story .thoul Clinton s mlodclollcs • Fotmcr Mrss Ark.ms.ts S.tlly Paduc d.umct! tlul ,, thu ~ sent hy the Democr.oltc Paol} pressured herwith .o JOh oiler .on<! .1 physocal threat lo rctr.u.:1 d.ums ol .m allatr wtlh Cli nton Before gmng public Gcnntl cr Flowers had rccctved ,o state JOh on Arkansas wuh the help of then Gov crnor Clinton -- The I'N2 Clmtnn c.unp.ngn rctaoncd pnvatc dctcclt vc J.ock l'.ol ladtno to dog up d111 th,lt could he used to deter wmnen lru m l:O illln~ forward When un,obll: to deter exposure through .t rmx ol1hrt.:.ats .md tndu~,; c rncnts the Chnton dc.m up ucw h.IS orchcstr,llcd genuoncly m.olo uous l:.unp.ugn~ ol t h.u ~K 1~ r .t~~.as SIO,Itton Clinton .ond Ius nctwmk nl dd endcrs mstdc .md nulstdc the Whttc House h,l\c t.orcly .utconptcd 10 rclu1r ltifll.:l:l h .: .alkg.tllons ol "ex u.ol nmconduct lnstc.td they h,l\c r~sortcd to o!tl.: n \ tuous td hormncm .tit td~" .H.! 11nst In s ,ll:l:Users .tnd \ ol'\l t,.;OJ1S)111 IL.: Y Ihe mr~.:s It 1 ~ .t ... rl they r~.~ ...onnl th.r1 men: rcll.-!t.llmn v.ould ht.: tn ... ulll l iCnt The most 11npmt.mt tho ~ rcmcmh~.:r .1hout tht:-; .tpp.tn..: nt l:ollll (lalgn to stnothCI mlorlll.IIIO/l ,thoul the Clonton h.llctn throu~h .o cotnbt Q nat1on ol thn.:.us tnt.lu~cmcnh ant! dcl.un.otton IS th.ll 11 h.os worked W would he do 11 ' PreSident Ch 'I" 1 nothong of not .m oppor I tsl .on<! the .onswcr m.oy stmply e th,tl he calculated that he could do II ,md surv 1vc It even 11 l:Xposcd JUst as he alw.oys h.1s m the past Ben, Danoel' Wallen her~ arc syndtcaled writers for NEA Basu: 'I don't know' who is telling the truth By REKHA BASU lyst on loc al TV declanng that even ahusc nl power and ,m.evcn grosser they II slop at nolhmg Just whalts II The Des Moines Register ol 11 s not true l11c presodcnt has for- cxcrctsc of stupodtty wllh Lmda Trtpp, anyway' How Thursday mornong my 7-ycar- ever tarntshed the preSidency, to Domg that on sptte of the woman docs she alw.oys man.ogc to land ,ol old son havmg hecn subJected tp Monoc.o Lewonsky's good lncnd ' tzmg and scxu.ol hara.smcnt allega- the center ol a Clinton controversy' the barrage of news news features from college trnllcd out to guess 110ns that have dogged hun through II 11 s true, though, then the htgh analyses car radto and mormng and th.ll she 's lyong , everyone m thos os out hts c.orccr, and ccrtaonly alter est person m the land os a har a cvcnong TV talk shows to wltoch I d assumed guo hy unle>s proven onno- enough war. ungs to know heucr cheater a person so consumed woth been glued w,ontcd to knol\\ 1! I cent Just take your ptck Telling the mlcrn to lie aboul tl hts lthtdo and sense of tmpervtou' thought the prcsodcnt was lymg Whose sodc arc you on" my Telling hos adviSer to tell her 00 ness and power that tlc sees nothrng Lymg .ohout what' I .osked hrcc11 son demanded 'The stde of the ltc about tt wrong with usmg. h1s ollic.::c to sl:orc ly n<~ sure how much of thts latest truth ' I answered sa ncttmontously -Lytng ,ohout t1 h1mscll a sex p.onner then hangong the lirestom1 a 7-ycar old mmd could ' Do you hope tt s true"" he prod • Admitting tn .on allatr \\tlh Gcn youn g woman out to dry hy makmg grasp. Not sure I wanted tn cxplam ded nolcr Flowers he dented SIX years her ltc lor hun and usong hts own 'That he had an all"" he s.11d I declined to answer that as a .ago wolc to clean up altcrwar(] I gromaccd I try to 1111111 the TV scand.ll mongcnng, scoop-~cek on g Actually argumg that oral sex For the record, I've long Ieli that he watches to screen out unsullablc representative of my profesSion tn doesn t tcchmcally count as an a pohllct.on s pnv.otc Itic ts hos or her adult matcroal I follow the ratongs f.ovor ol a personal response 'Of affatr own husoncss .1nd that olthctr spous on movtcs But the s lO rcws' The course nut I explatncd That would However lhts pia) s nut, one IS cs Havmg allaors on ollicc even lront page of the daoly ncwsp,tper' he preuy scnous After all , thts os the left wtth tcrnbly cy mca l conclu- see ms .1tt1mcs to t1,1vc gone With the ln short when the words pre>1 prcstdcnt of the Unucd States " stons Let s stan wnh fncndshtp lerntory ol bemg presodcnt Prest Talk about a loss of mnoccncc Fncnds arc absolutely nnt to he denis lcllerson Cleveland Hardong dent and 'oral sex arc used 1n the same sentence on a news broadcast Lost week was a tough week trusted - not when your conltdant R<X>scvclt and Kennedy reportedly then all rules of acceptable pretty Ftrsl the de lactu first lady of Amer and best fnend mtght he secretly all dtd 11 Who knows I' vc even rc.1 much have 10 be suspended tea - Oprah Wmfrcy - was hauled tapc-rccordmg your most mtlmatc soned, mayhe Boll and Htllary h.od Dcclonong to prohe hts under- onto court on natiOnal TV on charges and agontzed convcrsatoons to turn an open marnagc or somcthmg standong of the word affair, I stm- of bad-moulhong a hamburger Then them over to a prosecutor Not when But tl these allcgatw ns prove ply saod, " I don ·, know We II have the actual f11s1 lady was called upon your 'good fncnd " fmm college has true then that argument tends to colto watt and see You rc conSidered to answer lor her husband , who was been dredged up on TV to call you a lapse under the wcoght of the accused of all of the lollowmg liar or when your former advoscrs stuff the lies, the woman 's age mnocent unul proven gutlly · That of course, os the oppostlc of Cheating on hos wofe arc runnmg around as pat~ teleVISIOn JOh the mtsusc of power and the how thos thmg os playmg out From Chcatmg on her woth a peppy consultants, handoc;oppong you hkc appallmgly poor Judgement for a the Whttewater specoal prosecutor ,liOung ontern of the same generation some ktnd of horse prestdent wandcnng off tnto areas way 1f; hts daughter, govong her gtfts and If n's not true, then yotfrc left So lor now, all I'm prepared to beyond the scope of hos onqu11y onto helptng her secure good JObs m Wtlh the prospect of forces so hent conclude ts what I told my ]-yeara real-estate deal, to a polltocal ana what, of true could only be a gross on destroyong a popular prcstdent, old That I don't know AccuWcathere lorccast lor dayume cundlltons <1nd hogh tCr!lpcrature; MICH • IToledo I 38° I PA IMansfoeld 136° I• Youngstown INO Aloysuos AI he ):Jrueser ' '. Rutland, doed Wednesday, Jan 28. 1998, at Pleasant Valley Nursmg Hu oe m Pomt Pleasant. W Va A retored laborer for Vottale Engoneertng Company Pott ~burgh Pa _he was hom Oct II 1905, tn Pomeroy. son of the late Allie and Kate Moore Grueser He was a member of the Fratermty of Eagles, Monessen, Pa. and a mem bcr olthe Lahar Un ton Ptllsburgh He " surv1ved by two daughters and a son-tn-law Mary Me Angus of Pomeroy and Dorothy and Tom Urban of Mom svtlle Pa _two sons and a daughter tn-law. Jack Grueser of Alexander Va and Abc and Sue Grueser of Rutland a stepson , Aaron Bo Hyse ll of Columbu s. two ststers Cather me Wtnce of New Orleans La. and Loutse Lehew of New Port Ky SIX grandcholdren etght great-grandcht ldren and one great great grandchild He was preceded tn death by hts wtle Ethel Grueser .ond by two broth ers Servtces wtll be held S.llurday I p m at Ewmg Funeral Home tn Pomero) woth bunal followmg tn Rock Spnngs Cemetery Fncnds may c<~ll Fnday, 7-9 p m at the funeral home Lawrence I. 'Dad' Roush Showers f. storms Ram Flumes Ice Snow Sunny fi Cloudy Cloudy V1a Assoc1al8d Press Grapl'11csNot Today's weather forecast By The Associated Press Southeastern Oh10 Tonoght Cloudy wnh a chance of showers early Then a chance ol spnnkles or lluJ n es late Lows'" the mtd 30s West wmd around 15 mph Chance ot prectptlatwn 50 percent Fnday Mostly cloudy A chance of snow tlumes m the mornmg Htghs near 40 Extended forecast. Fnday noghl Panly cloudy Lows m the upper 20s • Saturday Panly cloudy Htghs m the upp~r 40s •• Sunday Partly cloudy A chance of ram or sno~ dunng the noght Lows m the lower 30s and hoghs on the lower 50s Monday Partly cloudy wllh a chance of ram or snow. Lows on the mtd 30s and highs on the upper 40s Lawrence I "Dad' Roush. 86, Mason, W Va , doed Wednesday, Jan 28, 1998 on Cabe ll Huntington Hospnat Huntongton. WVa Born Aprol 28, 19 11 tn the Broad Run Communoty, son of the late Abraham and Pernosa Jane McDowney Roush, he was a lineman for AEP for 30 years He was a member of the Mason Unoted Methodt~l Church He was also preceded m death by hos wtfe, Lolhap Jean "Ted' Roush, on 19'77 three daughters Beverly Kay Roush . Jennofei Lynn Young and Glona Jean Harbour, a son. Joseph F Roush Sr and by four SISters and stx brothers Survovtng are four daughters, Cectl Y (Denms "Jack") Johnson of Metrop olis Ill . Belly J (Jack) Fox and Judy A (Raben D) Gtbbs hath of Clifton W Va, and Cathy S (Ronald K) Zerkle of New Haven . W Va five sons, , John Rochard "Pete' Roush of Galhpolos, Ronald L (lngnd G) Roush of Seasode Calif. Larry E (Sonya M l Roush Of New Haven Mtchael L (Mary A) Roush of Henderson, W Va. and Timothy R (Tena M ) Roush of Mason, and 23 grandcholdren and 29 great-grandcholdren Sel\loces woll be I p m Saturday m the Foglesong Funeral Home. Mason Wllh the Rev Damon Rhodes offictatmg Bunal wtll be on the Korkland Memonal Gardens Froends may call at the funeral home from 6-9 p m Fnday Cash A. Bahr Lo ngu~c Mtddleport busonessman Cash A Bahr. 72, M1ddlepon. dted Tuesday, Jan 27 1998. tn Belpre He was born Apnl 20 1925 on Alfred Ohto son of the late Maynard L and Slmlcy Bentz Bahr He owned and operated Bahr Clothters m Mtd dlcport for over 40 years and was a former mem ber of the Mtddlcport-Pomcroy Rotary Club. the Mtddleporl Chamber of Commerce and the Kn tght s of Pythoas He was a member of the Mtd dlepon Comonunlly Assocoatton served on the Moddlcport School Board and was a member of the M1ddleport Church of Chn st He os survl\ cd by daughters and sons m law Chnsltne and Charles Wtlltams of Galltpd ts and ' - - --" Candace "nd George Pope of Btdwell , Sisters and a CASH A. BAHR brother on law Elstc Conroy, and Wtlma and Mtl ford Olilmger all of Columbus a brother and stster tn-law Wtlham and Kay Bahr of Bodwell hts mother-on law Mattha Clulds of Mtddleporl, sox grandcluldren, Ja,on Ntcholas and A J Wtlhams, Kelly. Mmdy and Ben Pope , brothcrs-m-law and ststers tn-law Boll and Joan Cholds of Modtllepon Dorothy and Ralph Gtbbs Jr of New Haven, W Vq and JJnos Falkner of B1rrnmghaon Ala and several nteccs and nephews He was preceded m death by ht s wtlc Nelle V C htl~s Bahc m 1996 hts parents a stster, Olo1dys Cosper and a brother-tn law, lac~ Conroy Servtces wtll be held at I p m on Fnday Jan 30 1998 at the Mtddleporl illhapc l of Ftsher Funeral Home Ofl tctall ng wtll he AI Hartson Bunal woll follow m Rtvcrvtew Cemetery Mtddlepon Fncnds may call Thursday Jan 2'} from 7 9 p m ill the fun eral home Memonal contnbuttons may he made to the Mtddlcport Communtty Asso etauon PO Box 9 Mtddleport OH 45760 Land transfers The fo llowmg land transfers were recorded recently tn the ollice of Metgs County Recorder Emmogene Hamtlton Deed. R.ondall R and Peggy Ann Carpe nter to Terry E and Vtckt L HyselL Pomeroy p.11cels, Deed, Bubby B and kyle P Department Robert Schneoder, Herdman to Steven E and Sandra D VMH. 12 58 p m Chtldren s Home Clay. Rutland parcel 2 139 acres, Deed. Roscoe and Sandra J Mtll s Road. Charles Ktng. VMH to Wolham M and Margte S Lawson RACINE 5 35 am Mole Htll Road. Shtrley Chester parceL 15 952 acres. Deed, James H and Betty J Tyree Harless VMH to Lmda K Ryan and Lula Mae REEDSVILLE I0 16 a m , state Route 681 and Hupp. Sutton parcels. Deed. Audrey E McLaughlin to Number None Road. Harold Smllh John E McLaughlm PatnctaA Cle 0 Bleness Memoroal Hospotal land and Btlly M McLaughlin Sr _ RUTLAND 9 47 a m Powell Street Mtddle Chester parcel, 6 acre. Deed, Argyle L Deeter to same, port. Luella Dnggs. VMH. 7 5 1 p m Metgs Mone 2. Randy Lebanon. 6 036 acres Deed. Pholhp D. Pholtp D Rota J Carnes Holzer Medtcal Center Cen Radford to same, Salisbury parcels. tral Dtspatch squad assosted Easement, Thoma.' E and Nancy SYRACUSE 12 01 .1m, Dusky Street, Troy J Thompson to Southern Oh10 Coal Company. Columbta, Zw ollong VMH Roghl of way, Wanda and Dolphus Jr Burke to SOCCO. Columbta Deed, Rollin B and Nancy Rad- Meigs announceplents Meigs EMS logs 11 calls Advisory lifted Pomeroy s bot I advtsory m effect stnce last week has now been li fted rhe water IS safe for USC WllhOUI hot long, accordmg to the Pomeroy Water Depanment clerk Expo meeting set The Town and Country Expo commollee will meet Thursday 7 p m at the secretary s oll tce on the Rock Spnngs Faorgrounds Anyone mterested on the Expo progr.1m ts mvned to attend Closed for funeral The Downong-Cholds Insurance Agency woll be closed Fnday. noon to 2 p m the funeral of Cash Bahr Services set Servtces woll be held at the Poplar Rodge Free Woll Bapllst Church off S R 554, Feb I. 8. 15 and 22,6 p m There woll be spectal songmg Ser\ICes wtll be conducted by Evangelist John Elswtck. Lodge to- meet Mtddleport Lodge 363 F&AM woll meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday mght at the Masonoc Temple tn Mtddleporl AEP income jumps 5.6 percent in 3rd quarter COLUMBUS - Netoncome lor mgs tor the year by $109 4 mol loon Amencan Electroc Power dunng - The wtndfall tax was based on a 1997 1ncreased 5 6 percent despile .1 retroacttve revaluauon of the ongmal nne-lome charge dunng the thord pnvattzallon pnce After the wmdt.lll 4uarter. the Ohto-based energ) <Om- tax . earnongs for the year decre,osed 13 percent to $5 11 ondhon. or $2 70 puny reported Income mcreased to $620 4 mi l- per share For the fourth quarter net oncome lion or $3 28 per share from $587 4 mtllton. or $3 14 per share. m 1996 decreased 4 8 perce nt to $ 126 I mtlOperatmg revenues mcreased 5 1 ll on or 66 cents a share compared percent to $6 16 btl lion tram $5 85 wllh $ 132 4 mo llton. or 71 cent s a share. lor the same pcnod a year e.orbtlhon The thtrd quarter ch.1rge - or l!er Operatmg revenues rncreased •·extraordmary Hem .u.:conJrng to 17 X percent to $ 1 70 bolhon trom AEP - wa.' the United Kongdom s $1 45 btlhon The unprovement IS .lltnbut,oble one-lome wmd!all lax on pnvallzed uttlllles. whtch reduced AEP"s sh.ore maonly to earnmgs Irom AEP < ol Yorkshore Electncny Group s e.om- onvestment tn Yorkshore Electnuty Gallipolis livestoc~ Pruducers Ltvestock Market repo!llrom G.ol lt pohs tor sales con duct~d on Wednesd.ty Jan ='M Feeder Can le 200-300# St $78-$88, HI $63 $78, 300-4<Xl# St $80-$95 HI $70 $88 500 ~50# St $67 -$75 HI $63$70. 650-800# St $58-$64 HI $54 $60 (Feeder C.tnle sa le IS the second Wednesday of each month ) Steer• Hetlers auction results Cull Cows Well Muscled/Fleshed $37 -$43 Medtum/Average $31-$16 Thm/Ltght $25-$32. 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Overbrook Nursong Center Moddleport Pearl Adams, Pleasant Valley Hospotal 12 52 p m . John Street, Syrac use. Sarah McCarty Veterans Memonal Hosptt.ol I 30 p m . Matn Street. Pomeroy. Wolma Buckley ahd Charlolle Newell. refused treatment Moddle port squad asststcd Faye Ttlhs refused treatment COLUMBIA TWP VFD 3 12 p m , Folden Road, brush fire , no tn]Urtes reported POMEROY 12 13 a m . Pomeroy Pollee po~ted ford to Robert L and Tamara L Mash Salisbury 4 956 acres. Deed, Roscoe L Wedge to Charles A Rttchte, Raeone parcels, Deed Charles T and Londa K Schoeppner to Markham Famtly Lomtted Bedford parcels MOUSE HUNT "" ONE EVENING SHOW 7:30 STARTING FRIDAY NEVE CAMPBELL, COURTENEY COX IN SCREAM2" ONE EVENING SHOW 7:30 Middleport Court news · Mtddleporl Mayor Dewey Hortonprocessed 12 e.oses m Mayors Coun on Monday Fortettong bonds were Bonnte S Dam, Pomeroy. $60. stop stgn Jam es W H.trros Mtddleport $60. stop stgn. An neue L Cade. Ru tl and. $60. stop sogn. Bart Andrew Davts. New Haven W Va $60 stop sogn. Carol Ann McClure Leon. W V.o . $60 red loght Mehnda Custer Mtd dleporl. $60 exptred tags Troy A Rofe. Racone $60. exptred operators As a new Nat: nw•de• Agent, I'd ltke lo let you know I'm reody lo serve you To leorn more obout how I con help you get msuronce that's de11gned 1o ftl your speetftc needs, call or stop by my olftce today locense, Chnstopher B Moody. Cheshore $60, !all ure to dtsplay valod regtstratton, and $50. speed Ang1e Hood Olover, Mason. W Va $100 and costs dt<orderly manner Wtlloam E Aktns $ 1QO and costs. dosorderly by tntox tcatton. Corbell Ratlolf Mtddleport $ 100 and costs. dt sorderly manner Rochelle L Wnghl. Columbus, $100 and costs. consummg alcohol under the age ot 2 1 ,...--Local briefs----. Deer-car accident reported No mJunes were tollowmg a deer vehoele acctdenl on state Route 124 near Reedsv1lle Wednesday mght James H St.trcher Lon~ Bonom struck and killed one of two deer that ran m front ot hts 199-5 Chevrolet. caustng moderate d.omage Paula K. Dillon Assoctate Agent Jtm Rogers & Assoctales 33105 Htlond Rd, lu11e #I, Pomeroy, Oh 45769 Offoce 740 992 23i8 888 445 9426 Breaking & entering probed ~I NATIONWIDE lti I!!"~~~~C! Several Item' tn cl udmg Je\\e ll) and a Ntntendo game were reported stolen from a Rutl and area home recently Elby Nye, New Ltma Road reponed to the Metgs County SherIffs Depanmentthat hos tr.uler was entered sometime tn the lour d.tys precedtng Tuesday The mudent remaons under mvesttgauon ----Hospital newsQo---Veterans Memorial Wednesday admtssoons Woodrow Zw1 lling Syracuse Shtrley Harless Rallne Wt:dne:-;day dr 'il: hargcs ...-- nom: Holzer Medtc~l Center Dtscharges Jan. 28 - Donn.1 N~~D Lovejoy Datsy Stms Vtckt Barnes JesSie Grueser, Harold Rowe Mrs Earl Dulaney and son Births - Mr and Mrs John Ratltlf. son Jackson, Mr .ond Mrs James Roberts son V1n1on (Published wtth permtss10n) PROPANI: FOR Cooking • Heating Water * Unvented Heater Construction $2830 100 lb. Cylinder + Tax 2-100 lb. Cylinders of Propane Gas Installed, including regulator and 10 feet of tubing s7gss +Tax Offer expires Feb. 28, 1998 RUTLAND BOTTLE GAS 742·2511 RUTLAND, OHIO 1·800·837·8217 'T'fie Ofiio 'l}iver 'Bear Company Stop tn (},nd see our new V(},/entme [3e(},rs We h(},ve new (},rrfv(},/s too, porce/(},111 dolls, mcm0 new ttems for ?jOUr Sweetheart. <Jne Ofiio 'River ~ear Co. Downtown Middleport 10.5 Monday-Saturday 992-4055 1-800·813•4055 �Thursday, January 29, 1998 Sports The..Daily Sentinel Page4 Thursday, January 29, 1998 North Carolina, Kansas, WVU win; No. 25 Indiana falls By The Associated Press Clemson 1sn'I JUS! losmg games m Chapel H1ll h's now losmg players The Tigers had siX players foul oul of thm 88 -79 loss to No 2 Norlh Carolma on Wednesday mght and played Ihe lasl 70 second' w1 1h JUSt four players on lhe coun The loss dropped Clemson 10 0-44 all-ttme ut Nonh Caroltna "The thmg that has me ballled" I don·l know what we <ltd different ." Clemson co.1ch RJCk Barnes smd "I don ' l understand 11. I reall y don 't" The Ttgers were c.1lled for an Allanite Coast Conference-rec01 d 41 fouls and Barnes was charged w11h ,, lechmca l on Ihe finul pla y of the flfsl half. The g.une was anothe1 phySJc,ll meetmg belween lwo schools thai have dev eloped a biller nvalry over the past lew seasons "I ha'e never w1tnessed 11. never been m a game ltke thts - I didn't even know thai w,IS poss1hle I didn't know you could play four •• g.llnst five." Nonh Caroltna forward Vmce Caner s:ud "Oh well. 1t's a reltef everyone is healthy·· · The Tar Hee ls (21 - 1. 7- 1) were 41 -of-59 from the foulltne and made thw last 15 111 a row'" Clem"'" ( 128. 3-5) gol no closer than seven pomts m the Imal 15 m1nutes Slmmmond Wllltams. who led lhe Tar Heels w1th 20 poinl s. m.1de two three-pomters 48 seconds apan to key a 17-1 run .1round halfltme that gave Nonh Carolina ,, 17 -pomt le.1d The Tar Heels then slood back and watched Clem,on\ players loul Ollt Antawn Jam~<on of Nonh Carolina. the ACC's kading scorer at 22 8 pomts a game. hi I the noor hmd lour t1mes He w.IS hel ~ Without a field goaf111 lhe first half. hut flmshed With 14 pomts before f(>uhng out with 6 51 lelt Carter added 18 pomt> as the T.lf Heels' top offenstve players were saddled with foul trouble most of the night · Greg Buckner led Clemson. wh1ch has lost live ot seven ovc•ull. With 19 pOlllh " We didn 'tlelthe wh~>tles bother us We JUst kept play mg." Ttgers center HaroiJ JamJSon added "It wasn 1 embatrassmg II deflnnely s~ud one thlllg .1bout us h~1rd - n osed 1\!.\m .. I hut we're a In olhl!l gurnes mvolvmg ranked te,lms Wednesd.1y. Jt was No 5 Kansas 94. B.l) lor 47. Georgm 70. No 11 MISSISSippi 68. No 13 South Carolma 74. Flonda 72. No. 15 Ark.msns 8'\, LSU 68. Penn State 67. No 16lowa65:No 17WestV~rgmJa. 76 P111sburgh 72. and No 22 MIChlg.m St,lte 84. No 25 lnd1.10a 66 No. S Kansas 94, Baylor 47 R.1el LlFJentz. pl.l) JOg Ius 'econd game alte1 m1-.;smg mne wuh a biOken linger h.lll , 21 pomts and II rebounds ,IJid the J.1yhawks (21-J. 71 B1g 12) extended 1he school record Wllh thCJr 571h ConseCUII\'e home VICtory Bnan Skmner had I\ pomls fot the Bem 110-8. 5-3). who had 29 turnovers. mcludmg e1ghtm us many pn ssc""'t'"' m the fir,a h.dl duung a 11 ·2 run bv K.111sas Georgia 70 No. 12 Mississippt 68 Reserve Li)!Ty Brown, a llghl end on the fomball team. scored e1ght of hiS 14 pOints 10 the second half, includmg five strmghl in a l;ne surge. as the Bulldogs ( 10-9, 2-5 Southeaslern Conference) won 1t at lhe free -throw line They were 11-of-16 from there .1fter sconng thelf final field goal w11h 5:21 to play. Keith Carter had:! I pomts tor the vtSIIIng Rebels ( 14·3. 5-2). who had won 10 of II No. 13 South Carolina 74 Florida 72 Freshm.m Antonio Grant scored a career-h1gh 14 pmnts. 1ncludmg the game-wmmng ttp-tn wtth 9 seconds to play as lhe Gamecocks ( 15-3. 6-2 Southeastern Conference) \\On lhelf 18th stra1ght league g:1me at home • J.1son Williams had 18 potnls for lhe Gaio~< (I 0-7, 3-4 ). who led 58-40 MINE!- North Carolina's Ademola Okulaja (right) pulls a rebound away from Clemson's Adam Allenspach In the first hall of Wednes· day night's ACC contest In Chapel Hill, N.C., where the Tar Heels won 88-79. (AP) after opemng the second half wtlh a 20-5 run No. IS Arkansas 85, LSU 68 Pat Bradley was 4-of-8 from three-pmnt .range and scored 26 po10ts 10 lead Ihe visitmg Razorbacks (17-3, 6-1), who have won 13 of 14 games agamst LSU since JOining lhe Southeastern Conference Maunce Caner had 29 points for the T1gers (9-9. 2-6). who had 20 turnovers. Penn St. 67, No. 16 Iowa 65 Jarnetl Stephens scored 20 pomts. mcludmg the flrsl three-pomter of h1s career WJih I 17 to play. as the Nittany L1ons ( 10-7, 3-4 Big Ten) won the" nmth stra1ght home game The 6-foot-7 JUniOr forward's long JUmper as the shot clock ran out gave Penn State a 65-60 lead Ryan Bowen had 17 points for the H.1wkeyes ( 15-5. 4-3). who lost their thud 111 a row No. 17 West Virginia 76 Pillsburgh 72 Damian Owens and Brent Sol· he1m each had 16 potnts for the viSiting Mountaineers ( 18-3, 8-3 B1g East). who won their fourth strmght and seventh in e1ght games. Adnan Pledger of West VirgnHa made two free throws With 14 seconds left for the final margin. Vonteego Cummmgs had 17 points for the Panthers (7-8, 2-6). who committed 20 turnovers 111 losing for the founh ttme 10 five games No, 22 Mithigan St. 84 No. 2S Indiana 66 Charlie Bell matched his career h1glr with 17 points and Maleen Cleaves had I0 potnls and a careerhigh 13 asSists as the Spanans ( 14-4. 7-1 ) remmned m first place m the Big Ten Ft eshman Lt1ke Recker had 16 pomts for the VISiting Hoosiers ( 14ti. 5-3). who were outrebounded 48· 30 in having a five-game wmntng streak snapped. Xavier looks to shake 'underachiever' label By JOE KAY CINCINNATI lAP) - Xamr starled the season as a Top 10 le.un Wuh a month to go befm e tourn:k menttime. the Mtlsketeers are 1rymg to shake oil a d•tlerenl l.1bel Th~y've turned mto one of the st:.tson ·, tHggest unJer(tcluevcr-i In the Dec. 8 poll.lhe Mt"kcleeJS were mnked No 7 and got the only TVC girls' cage standings posted After Easlern's loss to Federal Hockmg early m lhe season. Federal Hockmg had taken and held the Hodmg DIVJSJOn lead 111 girls varsity basketb~ll tor most of the season After Monday n1ght's b1g wm. Eastem stands alone as lhe only team 111 lhe Hock1ng DIVIsiOn with n wmmng record at 9-3. 7-3 league Federal " now 7-7. and 6-4. Walerford IS 5-6 and 7-7 overall. wh1le Southern leads the ba..o;ement dwelleo; and IS now 2-11. 2·9 m the league. wh1le Miller IS 3-11. 2-9 Tnmble" winless at 0-11 and 0-14 Vmton County ( 11-2 overall) leads the Oh1o DtVISJOn at 10-1 Alexander IS next at 8-2. 12-2: Belpre IS 9-2. 9-6 Me1gs "7-3. 9-4. Nelsonville ts 5-7. 5-9 Wellston sits at the bonom at 5-7. 5·8 first -place vote 111 school hiStory. Smce lhen. lhey've lost five games .md are have nearly fallen out of the Top 15 "Our lrava1ls have heen well-documented."' coach Sk1p Prosser s:ud .. At limes. 1t 's heen lrustratmg for the k1ds They've heard the word this week - underad11eving. That was ·u· disconcerting · ··Everyhody IS telltng you how diSappotnlmg we are. I'm sure that wears on lhe k1ds' mmds I'm sure Ihere\ been some self-doubt They've put pressure on themselvj!s Bu1 that's pan of the deal I'm not rompl:umng .. A 93-82 loss al D.1y1nn nn Smur· day nearly knocked X,J\'Jer out mthe Jl<lll enllrely- the Muskelccrs shd 10 No. 24 this week - .nul underscored then w~.tkncsses By beattng Duquesne 93 -7 1 on Tuesday 111ght. X.ll'ler I 13-5. 5-1 Atl.mtll 10) "'" up .nul IUillllllg ag~tm The <Juc,llon " \~hether the Musketee1 s can "''llsl.llllll .md 1cver"e lhetr sedson " II W,IS lmpoll,ml IO l,!CI h,ilk 011 trac k like th.ll... s:ud Darnell Willi.nns. who pl.tyed lluough h,1ck sp.tsms o.md slorcJ 15 pn1111s "We need lo get b.1ck to pl.ly111g like that " X.IVICI \ prohl!!m th1 s se.1snn 1s th.Jt 11 s,l\es lis best lor home The arc 11·0 at CmcJnn.ltl Mu s ~ctcers Winter Clearance Continues ... Stop In ' And Save! 20o/o OFF EVERYTHING! • Includes Footwear &IJ.d Apparel 0/.0 OFFALLASICS FOOTWEAR 7C ALL NON NIKE CAPS 30 O/.O OFF SO 7C Sale Room Shoes and Shirts (Last week for half prlcel) • All Brooks Running Shoes Now 119.00 (Regular Price to $69.951) MIKE • REEBOK • ASICS • EASTLAND • DEXTER • HUSH PuPPIES Tk 219 N. Second Shoe Place 992-5627 Middleport, OH Gardens. 1-4 on opponents' cour1s and 1- 1 .u neutral slles At home. Xavter lut ns liP the fullcoun pressure. forces turnovers and p1les up pmnts ofT ns lonm1dable tranSit Jon game. On the ro.1d. Xavier tends to \\lit. · Players agree that they weren't prep.u ed for what ,, Top I0 team faces on the roud every night n c.1pacny crowd and a f~red-up opponent 11e.atmg 11 like ,, tnurnamenl g.une Crowds .11 MJUml nl Oh10. St Bonaventure and D.1yton llotxlcd the <:n111l m celebr.mon alter lhelf wms m e1 X.n. u!r · "Every lime we lose. l.111s stnNTl 1he cour1 ... guard Lenny Brown sa1d ''I'm genmg 11red of seemg 11 " The <JUesllon "" hy 11 keeps happemng fhere .ue a lew theones· - The Muske1cers need more lc,,deJS111p Backup· gu.ml Sherwm Anderson was the emotion.1l leader lo~st season. but he graduated and no one has filled the v01d, - The Musketeers need a deeper bench OutSide ot Xav1er's top SIX pl.1yers. no one h,1s contnbuted conSIStently. G1ven the Musketeers' ' presSing style. the lack of depth hurts - The Musketeers need a little more luck. Two ot their ro.1d losses have been hy a basket. another came m nvenm1e. By contmst.they were 31 m o\ertune l.1st season .md won '"o other games by a basket Whate1 er the rcasdns. Xav1er 1eal· 1tcs there's nn s,1fcl) net ldi for ,, te~tm th.1t wants to rcmmn <.~mon~ the na110n \ elite A game Saturd.1y at Temple could be piv01al The Owls' zone defense 1.1kes Xav1er out of 1ts uptempo game. wh1ch 1s wh<ll makes the Musketeers dLlncerou' Penguins, Capitals skate to 2-2 deadlock Arena By DAVID GINSBURG "I lelt th.11 Ohw St.11e ntillouglu us and our pl.1yers know th.1t."' he s.tad Oh1o St.lle CO.Il h Jun 0 B11en s,Hd the Buckeyes <hdn't h:ll'k down and need to d1spl.ty th:111oughn ev..; the 1est · ol the season "'The: . l~gll' S~IVC styk \\t! pJ.aycd ton•,ght ha"' to hl• 1hr norm." lC s.ud · We have lo st.md up 1 hal we thmk "ours .. Turnet <lominatcd the fn st hall lor lllmms. sconng 10 pomts With llllJJ ,Jssasts. IIH.:Imhng .1 p.1ss to Serg1u McCI.un for o~l.1yup wllh one second leflm Ihe lirsl h.11l to g11'e fhe IIIJJll a 32-27 11.11111me lc.l<l lllmms started the second h.ill With an 11-4 11111 10 go ahe.lll 43-J I Included m the 1un w.~< a"ftlur-pnml pl.•y .11ter O'BneJJ wa' cholfged wilh a te,hntcal foul. WASHINGTON (AP) -A few months from now. thmgs m1ght change dramatically. At th1s pmnt. however. the Plltshurgh Penguins and Washmgton Capit:ils are about as evenly-malched as two NHL teams can get. Their 2-2tie Wednesd.1y nt~ht ftlfther proved the po1nt "The teams are very Similar and the coaches coach similar styles. We're almost identical," said Pittsburgh's Alex HICks. whose improb· able goal lied the game w11h ~.31 left in regulatwn. The Pengums and Capilals have met three times this sea«m: they're both 1-1-1 .md have scored seven goals apiece . The Pengums are in lhtrd place 111 the Eastern Conference with 64 pomts. wh1le the C.ipllals are nght beh1nd them w11h 60 II they end up meetmg mthe pl.tyolfs, there\ no telling wh.u m1ght happen. "I JUSt conSider 1t good. solid hockey... Plltsburgh coach Kevm Constantme s,ud. "II\ a fun matchup, 11' you ask me The teams play sim1lar styles and are very. very COLUMBUS. Oh10 (AP) Most wrestleJS wouldn't .1polog1Ze alter mllymg hom ,,<).) dclicJt to wm a mntch But lorg1ve Worthmgton Kilbourne\ Dan S.1lmon II he !eels ,,lillie bil bad .lbout ·tlus one. \ Salmon was 11 .ullng 9-3 .1g.unst Josh Coey ol Gah.mna 1n ,, 17 1pound m.111.:h at K1lbolll nc\ uwll.l'tiOni.ll tournaml!nt e.uller th1s month when the match was tnlerrupted by S.1lmon\ fathe1 Mtke Salmon s<Jill 11 looked as though hts son eouldn '1 brc:~thu .md referee Scon Stewan appeMed unaware of the prohlcm ''He was m~1k1ng .1 !.'rtl:lklilg sound and tryin~1p m11 and Ihe ollicwl d1dn'1 see 1t." M1ke S.dmontold Tlte Colu111f"" Dl.\fJtJI<iJ Stewan determined that s.,lmon could breathe and let Ihe match contanue. "I heard hun (Dan S.1lmon) mak Ing u nntse with h1s vocallOrlls . •mJ the common ruk olthumh ts d you c.m t,1lk you c:m breathe If the .urway would l1.1ve been ohslructed. I woukl h,l\c he.ud glllghng." Stewart sa1d " But I truly do heheve the l.lther thought )uo,; son w,ao,; 111 t1ou ble .. St.11e rules loilllu Jlllellupt•ons by .llhlt!tes :md cn:1rhcs hut say nothant: ahoul p.~renls . "'Stewart Lilli nol diS· qu.llify S.1lmon !'or Ius lather\ actanns "The rules only ·s.1y that 11 ,, f.1n gets out of control. lhen the 1.111 " CJeCte<J,"' he s,IJd. "He was coughmg 1c.ll h.ud when I had hun 111 the p111111n g pm111on . so I let up I didn' t wan I hun to pass out or anythmg Thut's when Ius t1td c.m1c on the m:1t." Coey ,,ud The match was slopped lor l1vc mamllcs at th.tt po1111 .Js St~w.ut talked to coaches I 1om holh 'chools It continued w1th Coey h.IVmg lllcre.tsed lm lc.1d In I 1-3 llul S.1lmon st.:oted II "tr.ug)lt potnh .liter the neo~r·l,lllllll.ikc lhe I'JCI<IJ y D.1n S.d n111n 'ep111 lcdl y ·•rnlogued to the G.dlt~llll.l tc.un .tlt ct the m.~tt: h lor Ill' lathe& \ act tons. th~ ne\\ spo~pe r ,,ud Mtkc Slllmnn wtotc k1tc1~ to G.th.mna·.., ClMt:hcs o~nd to C<k!y s.tyang he w.1s sony II h1" .tt.:t ton' cost Cocy ,, L:h.mce .1t.1 LildlllflHlll\hlp In pursuance of law. I. Howard E Fr81\k, Treasurer of Me1gs Coun.y, Oh1o. '" compi1311Ce w~h rOVlsed Code No 323 DB of State ol Oh1o , do heteby g1ve not1ce ol t11e Rates ol TaxatK>n for the Tax Year ot t 997 Rates ••pressed In 'llollars and cents of each one thousand dollars tax valuatJon - TOWNSHIPS SCHOOL DISTRICTS AND CORPORATIONS ~ " 0 u ... ~ irll ai Jo' .. .... i " • • ~ o: i l Ill ... 0 l ·u ui :i u.i ~~ ::&- ....·=•• -·:o -..:: •• 0 c C_!! ID:z; "· c ! ~ .... c •• ... 1U -·~ cg• ca:J I . ~ .. . .2 Utah's seven-gam{· home winning streak. "They forced us to tum the ball o~er, and then they capttalized on the other end." Jazz coach Jerry Sloan sa1d. "There were whole stretches of lhe game when we couldn't get the shot we wanted." . Detlef Schrempf scored 19 points for the Sonics, who lead the Pac1fic DIVISIOn with an NBA-best 34-10 record. Karl Malone had 27 potnls and 15 rebounds forthe Jap (2S-14). who fell I 112 games behtnd Mid· west-leader San Antomo. Elsewhere 111 the NBA . II was Boston 104. Washington 102: Detroit 91. Orlando 86.1ndiana 93 , Philadelphia 90 111 overtime: San Antonto 109, Los Angeles Clippers 86: and New Jersey I06. Los Angeles Lakers 95. Nets 106. Lukers 95 Rook1e Ke1th Van Horn scored 30 potnts and Kerry Kittles added 24 as New Jersey beat Los Angeles tor the first lime 111 four years. The Nels had lost stx in a row to c.unc dm\ n W 11. Turnc1 .IIlli Heldm.m mo~de dulch shots. Th,,t's what good players do ." he 'a"l lllmoas coach Lon Kauger w.Js happy Iu s 1eam could get out w11h ,, victory 111 Jls fm.il "'''t to St John \\hen 11 Father's actions aid wrestler in come-from-behind victory Rates of Taxation for 1997 .. By The Associated Press agetJ to do l!verythmg hut wtn "The whole n1ght "c Jell hkc 11 w<Js our mght Our Jcl!!nse contwllcd them and nua ant t: thll)' w,,, g1cat But Heldman hit a 22-foolthJee-pomter to hreak the 'conng d1ought and 11e the game at48-48 w1th 5 JO lcl't The lllmi then took control a' Turner h1t three-pomte" on lllmms' nexl two pmsesSions .md Hester .ilso scored from behmd lhe arc llhn01 s kd 5853 w11h 2 24 lefl and ne1 e1 lr.nlcd agam. The Buckeyes cut the le.~<llo 62ql on a th•ee -pmn1e1 hy Nesh,J<m Colem.m With 16 7 second' lell But Helum.m .md Tm net made IWO r. ee throws' .aptcce to clmch the vtctory Smgleton saad Oh10 St:llt' man- '• . ~-· tl;oili . !a:!C • ~~~ u • ~t[ "' BEDFORD 4.30 1.70 25.00 .so 3.00 3.30 t.OO 1.00 40.80 .052296 .027902 38.666314 MilliS I-S.D. 1•.00 39.861612 E118ltmi-S.D. 4.30 1.70 24.50 .so 1.00 3.00 3.30 1.00 1.00 40.30 .051820 .027944 38.211849 39.173862 . 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SAUSBURV 4.30 1.70 25.00 .50 1.00 3.00 3.30 1.00 1.00 40.10 .052296 .027902 38.666314 39.861612 Mlllu I-S.D. 3.30 1.00 1.00 48.00 .083212 .058111 44.005832 MIDDLEPORT VIUAGE 4.30 .20 25.00 .50 1.00 8.70 3.00 45.210673 4,30 .20 25.00 .10 POMEROY VILlAGE 8.80 3.00 3.30 1.00 1.00 47.!10 .051103 .030957 45.452-168 1.00 46.4171~ SCIPIO 4.30 4.20 25.00 .so 1.00 3.30 1.00 1.00 43.30 .051117 .028477 41 .086622 3.00 lltliiS LS.D. 42.066941 . . SIITTON ' 4.30 3.80 27.00 .50 1.00 3.00 3.30 1.00 1.00 44.70 .1441181 .068162 38.220233 Southam I-S.D. 41.653142 RACINE VILLAGE 4.30 1.70 27.00 .80 1.00 8.10 3.00 3.30 1.00 1.00 51.10 .2051111 .118613 41.250224 ·45.743997' 4.30 2.10 SYRACUSE VIU.AGE 27.00 .10 1.00 8.80 3.00 3.30 1.00 1.00 50.00 .138242 .1111435 43.087892 45.5782211 Real estate taxes which have IIIli been paid at the clllae of eaeh coltec:tion cany a penally of ten percent TliXos may, be paid at the office of the County Treasurer or by mall Please bring your last tax receipt, lncl Wyou pey by mall, be aura to locate your property by tax1ng district lncl enclole stamped aeH·addressed envelope Nways t118mlne your tax receipt to see that n CO'IIIrt all your property. Ollice hours are 8 30 AM, to 4:00P.M Monday through Friday- Closed on Saturdav. • Fallure to receive tax statements does not avokt any penalty, lnterHt, or charge Incurred for aueh dalay Ohfo R811tsed Code 323.13 Clos1ng date Feb 24. 1998 HOWARD E FRANK. MeigS ~ty Treasurer The Daily Sent~nel • Page 5 Heat defeat Knicks 86·8·2; Pistons, Pacers also tally wins The ~mmi Heat won a big battle in the East, while the Seattle SuperSonics prevailed in a Western showdown In their first mee1ing since last year's stormy seven-game playoff series. the Heal beat the New York Kmcks 86-82 Wednesday mght behind Tim Hardaway's 27 points. · Handawny scored 15 10 the fourth quaner at Mmmt . 1ndudmg a long three-pomler with one minute left that put the Heat up 82-80. " It was time for me to get aggressive."the All-Star g\tJrd sa1d. "I saw open shots. I took them I made them." M1am1 mcreased tts lead over second-place New York to 1hree games in the Atlantic Divtston. The teams meet again Sunday at Madison Square GardeJl. Vin Baker had 28 pomts and 10 rebounds a.' the Somes defeiued the Utah Jazz 101 -93. The Somes torced 21 turnovers and survived a founhquarter comeback by the Jazz to snap Illinois tallies 66-62 win over Ohio State COLUMBUS. Oh1o (AP) - lllinms didn't make a basket for more than 10 minutes in the second half agamsl Ohio Stale. miSSing nme strmght shots and commJthng e1ght turnovers during llrm penod But the Buckeyes' slrong defenSive performance sill I w"sn't enough to g1ve Oh1o Stale a VICtory The lllin• eventually got out of the slump. hn four late three-pomlers and held on to w1n 66-62 Wednesday n1ght Oh1o Slate (7-13 overall. 0-7 B1g Ten Conference) extended ns schoolrecord losmg streak 10 I0 games 10 a row and 13 m lhe B1g Ten lllmo" I 14-7. 6-2) rem.uned '" .1tJe fm second place m the conference and defeated the Buckeyes for the II th str.ught 11me. Kevm Turner scored 24 pomts .md Mall Hel<lmlln :1nd Jerry Hester h.1d 14 eo~ch for llhnots Oh1o S1.11e's M1chacl Redd went 7-lor-20 from the floor to lead the Buckeyes Wltf}22 pomts The fteshman surp.ISsed the 20-pomt m.u k fo1 the 15th lime 111 20 games Te.unm.lle Jason Smgleton .1dded 17 .. As o"t¥ways, we t: .m't get .t break ... Red<l S:IJ<I "Thm threes ,11 the end were Ihe determining l.lclor "We h.1d the game won. hut we hud somt! turnm ersdnwn the o.;treh.:h and they hll !hose threes 111 the clutch " Oh1o Sto~te. whtch tr,nled 32 -27 a1 h.llftnne. used a 17-2 •un 10 1.1kc u4845 le,td w1th 5·56 temammg Dunng that stretch. Redd scmed seven pomts, mHkmg has first thaec· pomtca 111 SIX games. and Smglclon had stx. lll1n01s miSsed mnc slr;ught shots and commattcLI ~•ght lUI nove as dlll mg lhat penod "We were stuck on 4S forever ... Turner s;ud "We lllsl needed to put some ollense up and hll some clutch -shots .. Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio even." The C.1pil.11s IMI won five slr:ught al home and held a 2-1 lead for most of the lhud period. But all thai changed when Hicks gamed possesSIOn of the puck and took mm on lhe net af1er skating inside the blue line. Hicks' nsmg slap shot appeared headed to the left of the goal. But the puck bounced off goaltender Olaf Kolzig's outstretched glove and plopped mto the net. enabling Pitts· burgh to extend tl' unheaten stnng to 3-0·2. "I though! it was going to go mayhe .1 hllle b1t wide but il was going to be dose:· Hicks suid. "OIIe JS phenomenal. He's so b1g that you have to he almost lucky 10 get 1t by hun when he\ on. and m.1ybe I was lucky 1mugh1 " Kolz1g had 21 saves, bul the CapItals won 't soon forget the second of the 1wo that got by h1m. "II was·gomg wide." Washington coach Ron Wilson s:ud. •• He didn 'I h;tve to grab 11 II spun 11110 the net when 11 was really wide." Peter Bondru and A<lam Gales both had a goal and an assiSt lor Ihe Capitals. who couldn't comert a power play th.ll heg.m WJih 45 seconds left 111 regul:it1on ami extended 11110 the extru pe1111d. W;t>hmgton out· shot Pinsbur~h 6-0 111 ovcn1me. Nevada sports books post $77.2M in Super I[Jowl bets By BRENDAN RILEY Su~r Bowl lo1 many 'mall bettors CARSON CITY. Nev. (AP) by covenng the pomt spre.1d a~d wmNevada spons books took in a 1ecord nmg the ~·•me outright $77.2 milliOn 10 Super Bowl heis. but It was especially g001l for rab1d barely managed to make money. the Dcn1er f,ms who ignored the point st:ue Gaming Control Boanl s"ys. spread and bel mstcad on the BronThe agency said Wednesday that cos winmng the g.m1c str.ught up on the I JJ legal hooks won $472,033. lhe n\oney hne- wh1ch p:ud 3-1. only 0 6 pe1cem ot the 101al wagered But sports hooks dl<ln 'l compl.un. on the g.1me Sunday. wh~eh ended nolmg lhe Super Bowl w.IS the most With Denver he.umg Green Bay 31- heav1ly bet eser 24. Thai compares w1th a hold of 3.2 And w11h ,1 lnt of l.•le money hel pe1cent in 1997. or $2 3 mtlllm\ oul on Green Bay, m.my honks m:m:1ged of $70.9 million het. to m.1ke :1 prnlit 1h.11 exceed"d the In I 996. Ihe books took 111 $70 9 avemge 0 6 percent mill lim in hets and held $7 I nulhon, Aflcr the game. the hooks .1lso got or I0. t percent. m.my lk!ttors to reanvc:st th.:u wanSunday\ game drew hc<ll')' two- mngs by oOenng ~-I odds ag:unsllhe way action dunng the final weekcn<l Broncos wmnmg agam nl!xl year as the line settled .u II II~ pomts. D~sptte losmg. Green Bil)' rcmams Thlf spread was ,IS high '" 13 112 the 1:11 onte at 2-1 next ycm. li•llo"ed pmnls he lore Denver hackers hel so by lhe San Fr.mcJSco ~9er' al 7-2 much th.tl oc.k.l~nMkrrs we1c fon:etllu "Notlung ag.unst Denver. btll lower the Ime lo get mnre money on there's JUst,, p.cnl!'r.ll conselhlls that Green Bay NFC teams .1re better th,m AFC Spons hooks try 10 posl a belling IC,Inl\ ... smd Mldl.tel "~OX) .. Rnx hoc th.1t will gel even .unnunts of boiOugh, who sets odds llll mo't money on l>oth ' "tes m,IJIIf Las Vegus sport' honks The Broncos m.llk 11 a good the Lakers since bealmg them at the ForumonMarch 18. 1994 New Jersey won tor only the tourlh t1me m 25 games at lhe Forum. Shaquille O' Neal led the Lukers with 27 pomts. 19 rebounds and stx blocked shots Kobe Bryan! added 26 pomts for Los Angeles , which w1ll have four players 10 the All-Star game on Feb 8 Kendall G1ll scored 14 pomb and Sam Cassell had 13 pomts and .II assiSts for the Nets. who need one more vtctory to equal last season's total of 26. Celtics 104, Wizards 102 Antome Walker. who beat out Chns Webber for a spot on the Eastem Conference All-Star team. h1t the winmng fadeaway JUmper over Webber as t1me expJred at Boston. W1th the game 11ed at 102. the Celucs mbounded the ball to Chauncey Btllups. who used up most of the 18.5 remainmg seconds before passmg lo Walker m the m•ddle He pivoted. Jumped backwand and put up run at the start of overt• me . and the a high-archmg shot that swished mas Pacers wenron 10 v,:1n tor 1he mmh the buzzer sounded tame an 10 games Webber timshed Wtth 14 pomts. l1m Jack,on scored 21 po1nts lor eight rebounds, seven asSists and tive the 76ers, who had thm hve-£ame blocked shols. Walker had 18 points home wmnmg streak snapped ...Regand seven rebounds. gJe M1ller had 15 po1nts for lhe PacPistons 91, Magic 86 ers. mcludm g a JUmper w1th 14 secGrant H111 had 29 poi nls and 12 onds left m overtune that chn,hed the rebounds to lead Detrmt over Vl\ltlng Will Orlando Spurs 109, Clippers 86 DetrOJI led by I I pomts m the Sa n Antomo's three seve n-looters fourlh quarter betore Orlando mlhed - Dav1d Robmson. Tim Duncan and to t1e 80-80 on Mark Pnce·s runner Will Perdue - comb1ned lor 60 With 2:24 left Joe Dumars lhen put pumts .md 36 rebounds as the Spurs the P"ton <ahead wnh a three -pmnt· poundeu the Clippers er. San Antonto won lor the 21 sttJme Jerry Slack house added 18 pomts tn 25 games and" 5-1 Since the three for Detro11. wh1le N1ck Anderson had b1g men beg an startmg together after a season-h1gh 12 for Orlando ..Sean Elholl was lost With a knee IllJUry Pacers 93, 76ers 90 Robtnson had 31 pomls and mne TraviS Best had 17 points and SIX rebounds. Duncan 23 pomls and II steals as lnd1ana wo n 1ts founh rebounds. and Perdue SIX pomts and straight game Best's dnvmg layup staned a 5-0 16 rebounds. Maunce Taylor scored 18 pomts for 1he 1'1\lllng Clippers. who lo st thetr SIXth stra1~hl SuperSonics 101, Jazz 93 Backup poml guard Greg Anthony lied hiS season-h1 gh ·w11h 10 pomts and added m 'ass ISis lor Seatlie '" 19 mmutes He gave the SonIC s a lift after All-Star Gary Pay10n ptcked up IllS luurlh foul early m the ~econd qu.lrter John Stncklon had 14 p01nts and 14 assists lor Utah Heat 86, Knicks 82 Alonzo Mourmng sr nred 19 pomts tor the Heat. who eiJtnlnated the Kn1cks from the pl.lyolts last season 10 a bnll\lllg st!n es th:ll tt!aturetl a Game 5 br.1wl All.m Houston had 27 pomt' tor the Kn1cks. who lost gu.~rd Chns Child' w11h a CO,!ICUsston when he was accidentally kneed m the back of the head by M1am•·, Enc Murdock Childs IS ex pe-lted to rm~s to111ghfs game .ag.un:-.1 Milwaukee Quest beat Reign 85-69; Power also win COLUMBUS. Ohio (AP)- Even on an off ntght. the Columbus Quest had more than enough to clinch the ABL's Eastern Conference t1tl~ "Any time you can Win a champwnshtp as a team. 1t's a tremendous feeling of accomplishment." coach Bnan Agler said after the defend1ng ABL champton \ 85-69 v1ctory over the Seaule Retgn on Wednesday night. "But I have been around th1s team for a long time and I know when they are on and when they are otl We were not h1ttmg on all cy hnders tomght .. Columbus (28-7) took control w11h a 15-0 run in the second quarter. With Andrea Lloyd sconng n1ne of her 16 pomts dunng the spree. Angte Potthoff Potthoft led Ihe Quest With 18 pomts. and Valene Still had 15. In the other game Wednesday night. Portland beat Colorado 74-72 The Quest mcreased thetr lead over second-place New England to ntnt! gaml!s with therr nmth stra1ght VJCiory and 16th m a row at home Columbus aha " dosmg m on homecoun advantage throughout the playotTs "That wtll put us tn a ntce poSI Ilon to 1ry to wm 11 all agam." Still sa1d. 'There 's a lot of work leh 10 do II feels good to w1n back-to-back lilies. We have no mtent10ns ot letllng up now We are a very co mpellllVe team We look at the slluat1on as bt:1ng m .tc.u fight " Shalonda En" led the Re1gn (II · 25 ) wnh 2R pmnts Po>~·er 74, Xplosion 72 At Portland. Natahe William s scored 27 points as Portland heal Colorado 10 regam tirsl place m 1he Western Conlerence. Elame Powell added 15 pmnls for the Power (22-15! who have a hallgame le.1d over Lung Beach. Edna Campbell led the XploSion ( 16-19) wtth 21 pomts IOC sets limit on drug test challenges By STEPHEN WILSON NAGANO, Japan (AP) - The scourge of dopmg has returned 10 haunt the InternatiOnal OlympiC Committee on lhe eve of the Winter Games m Nagano. New details of state-sponsored drug use in former East Genmany and recent scandals mvolving Chmese sw1mmers form lhe hackdrop lor the IOC executive board mee1ings heginning here Fnday. Saying tt can't "rewnte h1Siory." the IOC has mlcd out re1oking the medals and results of E.1st German athletes who took performanceenhancmg drugs dunng the 1970s and 1980s. Instead, the IOC is set to adop1 a new rule that all challenges to Olympic results must be settled before the subsequent g:~~nes are staged four years hiler. "We musl have a clear solution to !hose requests for correctmg medals 10.000 .nhleles p;ISsed lhrough LISI and tesuhs or wh.never. " IOC dnec- Geanhllly 's c..lnp1ng paogr.un. lor general FrancoiS Carrard s:ud C.1rr:1rd sa1d the IOC mighl ·diS"There must be some lumtauon 111 cuss the E<ISI Ge1 man ISsue. hut has tune. The Jde,l IS that .my soli of no pl.m' to re\lse the record hooks request for reconsidera11on ' houiJ be " It 's not on the agt•nda as- Sll C h , setlled belore lhc next g.unc' We but th~1e may he some comments would not conSider .my rcque't pre- ahnut 11." he s.ud "I don 't thmk sented three year~ .1ftcr the games " we'1t! conh:: mpl.ttmg to reopen thut Several alhletes and cn,Jche- have We MI.' more and more :t!<ikecl to called on the IOC Ill slrlp medal s reWIJte ht slOI)'. ,lll<llt\ 1101 po"ible." from sw1mmers. ll .lck .md fi eld .nh"You enter 11110 .Ill sort" ol tmpo'letes and olher compel1tor' from SJ hle pH>hlems."' he s,ud "The oiliEast Germany who have heen Iden- er the c.1ses. the more tlilliutll they tified as drug user" are Thc'c E.t:\1 Gcrm,m' w~rc te:-..ted. Athletes from the Un11ed St.nes. bul they d1dn 'I te st postiJI c Hnw cun Bnt.un. AuSiral~:l and other cnuntnes you s.1y we w1thd1,1W the mcd,lls at are seekmg to g.nn OlympiC mcd,1ls you dlllil'llesl po>lllve'' It\ .I >•10 of they believe !hey \\ere cheated out of worrno,; by drug users A sp.1te of Jru~ sc:md.d . . uwol vThe calls have incre;ISed since lng Chmese \Wimmea ... h.h lcLI ClltiC\ German wvc,ttg.ltors unc.trlhcd lur- to cha1~e Ihal Clun.1h.IS ,, 'Yslemo~t ­ lher )'VIllence from files of the St.ISI JC cloptng prn~r.un ltkl' I he one th.11 secfet pol1ce showmg that up tn ex1,tcd 111 E.ISI Gcrm.111y Fnur Ch1nesc swimmers tested pOSilll'e 00 the eve of the world champinnsh1ps m Perth. Austmlia. wh1le ~mother "'"''mmct ami her coach were l:auglll carry1ng hum.111 growth hormone 11110 the rountry. A tot.1l of 27 ChlllC'!o.e ""''mmc1" have fa1led d111g te, ts '"ll'e 1990. more th.m .til othcr countlll'"i c.:omhmcll. 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ASS ED IN ·=""=±~=-' (~) e.-:::~ 'he Motor Parts Co. 157 Walnut St., Middleport, Ohio • 992-2131 WE KEEP AMERICA RUNNING. ... �' Page 6 • .The Daily Sentinel ....~::~~................~~~~....................................~..~~~............WI~WI..~_.....~IM~....................~~~~--alll~~r"t·=;rn Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Eastern ·High Schooi..". . . u.~2·.,... Scoreboard Richmond 87, George Mtuoit 6:'i South Curuli nn 74, Flocido12 Tennessee 84, Alabama 70 Wollord 6~. Funnon ~:'i Basketball NBA standings Iwn DIYI~Ion .n Miamt ·... New York .. New Jersey 27 ..... 24 .. 2 ~ Wuh1ngttln 8(151un . 22 20 OrlunJu . Phili!ddpht~ . J. 1:<1. I_, p6<n IR ~7 1 19 .568 2J B .4M9 4M 20 24 -"-~~ 14 J41 27 (ill J 6~: 7'/, M 12'.. Cfntral Division .\0 12 lndiun:t Chic-ai!O . JI l.l 2.~ 17 I .26 I~ ., .. 26 11 Oturloll~ CLEVELAND Allunta Ot-twit ... I 9', -·- Tnrunlll .... Far West Oregon Sr 67. Portland St 6:l Weber St. 70, Montana OJ I t..m .n J. 1'<1. 14 .6119 14 661 11 - ~85 21 .4Kil ... ) I lK Ut:~h .. 24 Minnesotn .... 20 .. Vall\:nu~cr Dalla.~ ........ IJ .2Q5 .\J ........ 8 .190 .011 .14 .... J l9 Denver .. • 17\ ll \ 26' Padnt Dlvi1ion Sl':lllk: LA \..olkl.!fS . l'hocnu . Ponlllnd )4 10 .77.1 II . 7 .1~ ........ 27 14 .M9 ...... 24 18 .571 ..... l iS 26 .40'1 10 l5 .222 ······ .l l Sammlenltl LA . C h~J"~ . ..... H .11 Golllen . 1:11~ 195 2 ;'i\ 9 16 24' , 24' , Wednesday's scores Bostun 104. WtJ~Iun~lnn 102 D.!troit 91. Orl;uw.Jo ll6 Indiana 9.l, Ph1I:1Jrlptm 90 jOT) Rochesh:r Tech bO, Rodlt5tt'r )7 Rul,_m 77. Miamt 6."i Rulfti1·Ncwark 77 . Kcan Salisbury St. 'JJ . ('Jtholtc U 67 Sdon Hall 86, West Vir~1n1:1 61 Shq:thctd68. D>~vi) &: Elkm1 ~H Shippensburg 97. lndtan;a, P:t 76 Slippery Roo::k 70. C1lifomia. Pa ."i ~ Suuthamf'(on MI. Molloy :\2 St Mary '· Md. 69. Goucher +I S1. M.t t'h:~C:"I's 74. Or):ml 71 Staten b land 62. Hunter ~7 Su~: kwn St. M . Jrrky City St 5M S1onchil1 67, 'St Anse-lm 46 Syracu.~ M . Boslon Colkge ~b WilSh. &. Jeff. 7.l. Way~~bur~ 69 West Libeny IR F11trmon1 S1 09 Wheehng Jesuit H7, Sal~m- T~i k.)ln10 Wm. P~ter~on 82, Mont ~ lolir St. -1-1 .n Tonight's games Milwmd; ~ nt New York, 7JO l'·m. Phii:Kklptua i1f Atl:mta. 7:30p.m. Orlando at Huuswn . IUO p.m. Tnrnn!O al lknver. 9 p.m. C\u~a~o at Ponllnd. 10 p m Go1lkn S1a1~ ;u Scaul~ . 10 p.m. Mmtli:Wia ill Vancouver. 10 p.m. Friday's ~ames 01arlun~ :II ~nwn . 7 11 0 1. CLEVELAND :u lnt.lmna. 7 r .nl. Phoc m~ ill Mrami. 7 .'U p.m Wa~hin~to n 111 Ot.'troll . 8 p.m. Dalla~ at Utah. IJ p.m S11n Anwnm 011 L.A. Cltppcrs. IOJO 11.11t -MIIllll!.\OI:t :11 L.A Lukers. IO:.l0p.n1 . Ch1<:ago at Go\lkn S1:11r . IO:JO p.m !oronto 111 S:.cran.:nh,, IOJO p.m ll: L rtL .2H . 20 7 17 .MOO 5-' I . I~ 21 400 .... 12 2J ..'\.lJ Wt'llltrn Coortrtnc:t ...... 22 I~ ~q~ ..2() 14 . ~RM . ...... 1M IQ .UU, .. 1(1 20 .4-W .. .......... II 2:\ .306 ~-chm.:l.ct.l ~o.:onfert:n1.:e rilk P..on l;ulll Lllhg He:~~.: h Snn Jnr.c .. <!t1lomtlu .. Scanle ..... G.l 9 14 16 1 ) .a ~ ·, 10'·! Wednesday's scores COLUMBUS H.~. Scauk 69 PonlamJ 74. Colnrado 12 Y .14 K Nurlhta~l Putsbtlrj!h Momrea1 Dmton fll. !.i.E GA. 67 149 10.1 M 14M Ill 60 146 Dl 46 129 I.W -1 .1 Ilk 1-19 41 1.\.1 1-19 20 90 l b:'i Ohlsion 27 I) 10 lW J.W liM 2bllt 1 ~~~~~.l 124 22 [t) 'J ~ -' 12H 122 21 D M ."0 t 19 12H Bufl'alo . P12l. 9 47 120 IZ:'i Carohn;~ 20 )1 tl -lb IJU -·- 149 W L I I'U. !.i.E GA. H II H 2Y l:t II 2(120 H .B 20 CJ 20 21 9 Dc1wrt St. LI.IUU Ph<ll'llil Olicago Toron1t1 . 7-1 160 II).! M 164 121 60 1~6 1.\7 ~5 149 toO 4'1 121 117 17 2~ 7 . 41 IlK 1·1:1 Colurado. Lo' An1=->clt:s SanJll ~ .... Edmonton Amlhc:tm Cal!!ary . Van\.'tiUVt:r Parint Dlvldon 26 1216 21 19 1,1 .. .... 19 24 7 ....... IK2410 M ~I 161 m 1.l9 1.\ 6 45 124 4bl:ll ...... 1717 IJ -'.I 12K . .I-I 21110 .lK l:l:l 1212 K .U 112 CONTOUR WINDSTAR A/C, power locka, cruln, tilt, AM(FM CUI. Auto, V8, A/C, cruiH, tilt, power windows, locka. 16,539 MILES 33,000 MILES Basketball GOLDEN. STATE WARRIOR S: Activated f. C Da\·td Vaughn from 1tk! injured lis1 Football (tnlrul Division 0 .1ll:u 1995 FORD Nitlo11111 Basktlball Assocl•tiun WESTERN CONFERENCE I<liw 1996 FORD U4 lo16 161 162 1'.10 Nsali'onyl t'oolh•ll WK•• JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS : Si11-n~U OT John Jurl.:o~t~ :md OT Kel vi n Pritchcu. WR Will Moore, CD Curtis A.ndersun and RD Rick y Park.:r . Hockey National Hocby lnKue BOSTON BRUINS : Au1gnrcJ G Putun Schafer tu Providence of the AHL. P~TT SBU RGH PENGUINS : Auigntd 0 Alc~c1 Kriv~henkov lo Syra~-usc oft~ · AHL . TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS : Rt:culled LW M1ke Kenntd)' nnU C Kevyn Ad:1m~ frmn S1 John'suft~A H L • · VANCOUVER CANUCKS: R~:tlletl 0 Omd Allen from Syra~u~~e nfthc AHL Wednesday's scores 2. Washin ~ tun 2 (lit: I NY hl:rnllen 6. Pht laUclrhra I C.tr.lltna l T:l llljXI Bay 2 Phoem• 4, lklrui t -1 l \ 1lor;.Uo 6. Vau,;ouvl!r I N~w Jersey I. EdnlllQIIIII I (ti(') C.1 l g>~ry \ Anothtml 2 Ptll~burJth. Tonight's games Pm ~bu~h at OuSIOII. 7 .l Or 111 NY Rnngers at Oll:!¥o'a. 7:.'\0 11.111 Montreal 111 Phtl;u.klphtit, 7:.10 p tn Dallas ;u Annd;t, 1JO 11 111. TtlfOII!n al S1 Luui s, I(· \lip n1 C\u~a~n :11 San JHk.' . 10·.10 p.m C:~1r / 11 l m Anr:dc). 10:.10 pm Friday's games Phu..'IIIJ. :tt Butblo. 1 .lO p.m. C1rultnn ut NY lslomdcrs, 7:.'\() p.m. Nelli' JcrM:y at Vanwuwr, 10 p.m 1995 CHEVROLET CAMARO A/C, You'H be f1oatJng on a cloud with the buys you'll (tnd In the clossJ(Ieds. A&M til. Murris Brnwn ~4 Anmtmng Atlantic ~6 . N.C.-Pembroke- 4H Auburn M , Missrssippi 4-1 Averell H , N.C. Wesleyan ~H Barry 79. &kerd M Columbus St. I()a, S C -Spananbur, -19 O.:lta St. 11. U:Moyt'l('·Owcn ~7 E Ten~~see St at UNC-Gret'nsboro. rrd .. •oow FI(Jfu.la 70. Kcntud.)' 6~ Flurit.li1 Southern 7K. Tam1r.1 7-1 Flori(bTe~..· h MI. Lynn ~2 Fon Valley St 67. Wt:tit Gcurf!:ia ~7 Gutlford JO~. Holhns HI Kennesnv.· CJK. Augusta St KIJ Mars Hill104. l..illll!ston,: 40 S C · Aiktn 6J. Claywn St ~~ St. LwM, Rollin~ 60 Tenl'ltsstt 102. GcorJta 4.' Tr:msylvania 69. lndlilna-Sout~as t ."i .~ VnnOcrbtll 66. South C~olina .~ .1 Friday's games COLU MBUS . 7 p m H~ad 1 a1 Ctl1nmdo. 9 p m Ptlfflilnd al Sc:- 11~ . 10 p m /\llama :u S:~n Jn~. 10 .m Jl.m Lun1: Alma 62. Adrian :'i) Aurora 76. Eurdot 70 Bethany. Kan. 62. Tabor ~K Btthel. 11111 7~ . Gnll.'t 70 Bri:tt Cit IT 68, Wayne. Neb c.. lvm 70, KahiiiWOI.I ~ Crtn:tnrliltl 7M. Xa111n 72 Clarkr 109. RtiCkfllrd 56 l.>di<t~~t't: 6~ . H"'IC f:t4 Ooant !A. Nonhw~tt·nt . NCAA Division I men's scores East Burro1lo ~7. S. Utah 4H Ullaycnc ()(), (tll~:lfc K:\ MJ -R:IItinKife Cuumy 79, Muunt St. Mary 's, Md. 17 M•:um67 . Dustun Cl)llc:ge ~7 N~""Y 72. Holy Cron 69 N1ott;JIIOI 7J, Cmusius 5!1 Pe nn St. 67\ l o¥~n 6.'i St. Fr.u11:is. P;&. :'ilJ. Ruben Morri s St 1tltm's76. KutJ!.~·n: :'it~ W~·M Virl!inia 7•1. l>tnsburgh 72 .~ South Appala(hian St. at DavtU.wm. pp.J. snow Arkansas It~ . LSU 6M Auhurn 69. Mtmsstpf!l St 66 East Carolina tl~ . Old Dominiot1 71 Flondll St . 6-1 . N Caruhn.a St ~2 (k'Uf~lil 70. M1UlUipp1 6H lx.'tu~m T~(h 71. Grurl!ia SuuiiM.'Tn -1~ N C -WIIminf!:t tln :'ilt Wtlliam &. Mary~ N11rfu\k St H. Wa~:nrr 74 North Camlina MK. Ckmsan 79 . 1995 FORD MUSTANG GT Auto, ve, A/C, windows-locka, tilt. Honors bands extend music~. lovers' learning By JUDY WEST Students participating in honor band~ earn a certain amount of prestige. due to the high standards set forth for participating in them. : Eastern students.are eligible to participate in three honor bonds: the District I 7 honor band. Ohio University Honor Band and The Ohio State University's hooor band. . At Ohio University, an audition is required by Dr. John Climer. an associate professor of music. At the Ohio State University, a taped audition is required for selection. but a live audition is required for sealing. Se~ting is the term used to describe where a musician sits in the respective section, deter, mined by ability. • District 17 requires an audition by a member of the I hio University , Applied Music faculty. Honor bands generally play music that a college band vi , ld play. Most students who participate do not have problems with the music. due to their abilities. Kelli Bailey and Judy West. seniors. and Molly Heines. sophomore. spent a weekend with 72 of the state's most talented musicians at Ohio University. Judy West was chosen to perform at the Ohio State University. District 17 auditions have not been held yet. . Eastern ·has a reputation throughout the area for ·sending talented musicians to perform in these ensembles. The repertoire expands the students' horizons. and they help promote the universities . Honor bands can be fun, but they can also be hard work. In the ·end. however. the result is beautiful music. ~' B 1994 FORD F·150 1995 HYUNDAI owa-lockl, cruln, tilt, aluminum whelll. stereo, CHEERLEADERS - Pictured In no order are members of the Eastern cheerleadlng squad for 1997-98: Alison Rose, Rachael Lees, Rachel Conklin, Jes&ica Kimes, Jamie Drake, Kristen Cheva- ACCENT XLT PKG, power wind- ft 'J."'UI:o, A/C, By NICOLE WHITE This year's junior varsity and varsity cheerleaders had a rough start to what was a great year. · Tryo'uts wereheld in the summer for the varsity and in the f:1ll for junior varsiiy.cbeer!eade~:. Nine.cheerleaders were chosen to stan off the fooJball stason. which went by with several freezing cold games. That did not bring down ihe enthusiasm of basketball season. With the coming of basketball season. our cheerleading advisor. Mrs. Ang- WHERE'S WINTER? -Many have been left wondering H we will ever get. a snow day! Here, Tina Drake, 7, a student at Chester Elementary School, enjoys the snow b~ making snow a~gels, in what be our only snowfall this year. (Pl;!oto by Jamie MILES ~~ n. USA Today POP/ROCK: Marcia Ball. Irma Thomas and Tracy Nelson: ""Sing It! "' (Three Stars)- A New Orleans b.!nefil sowed the seeds of this col labomtion. a vocal triple threat of joyous songs and eanhy harmonies. Pop-blues singer/pianisl Marcia Ball. New Orleans soul queen Irma Thomas and country-blues singer Tracy Nelson (who"s covered nine of Thomas' songs) nau~t distinctive pipes in solo turns. 1hen merge into a funky girl-group unity on second -line party tunes, Southern R-and-B and griny country. Thomas stands out. smolderine in ·· woman on the Move:· st;i"king gospel tire with Nd son on ""Yield Not to Temptation" and bringing the juke-joint divas 10 a boil on ··shouldn"t I Love Him."' Edna Gundersen JAZZ: Howard Johnson & Gmvity. ""Right Now'" <:rhree Stars) The tuba "s hardly the first hom ·lhat Power seat, power windows, 16" aluminum wheel, low miles, new car warranty. 1996 MERCURY COUGAR XR7 AUTO, VI, POWER WINDOws.t.OCKS, CRUISE, nLT, CD, J . ALUMINUM WHEELS. Southwest Arkansas ll',l, Mus1uiPf!i St. 711 Unpton :'i8, NW Okl;lhum.l ~ Olr.lahom.i 61. Colurado :'iK Tu:~~ Luth«an b1. Sducrncr tH Tu as Tt:~ h 64. Oklahun ~a St S I 1997 GRAND AM 4 DOOR VI, 1994 GEO METRO A/C, 54,000 m1111. 8 in stock, low miles, loaded with option. balance of new cat warranty. MSRP$17,200 , Save at 12 $8995 1992 CHEVROLET 5·10 BLAZER 1995 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE 1 owner, Hi polished aluminum wheels, heated leather seat, 27,000 miles wtiHI Drive, Auto, VI, AM/FMCIII ~. •• BRIGHT 1985 FORD CLUBWAGON 1997 "PONTIAC SUNFIRE Low miles, balance of new car bumper to bumper warranty. •I Final 3 Days For 12MONTIIS SAME AS tASB See Don 'Carier, Bob Coole, Amm Fortru~r, Breu Epling, Jim Cochran, or Gre1 Smilla 1993 FORD MUSTANG 5 apd tranamiMion, cruln, tilt, aluwheels. $6995 1989 FORD AEROSTAR Auto, VI, A/C, tilt. $4995 $4995 WHAT'S HOT- At Eastern High Sl:hool, boots, frayed-legged jeana and NWO are hot Big hair, nose rings and Power Rangers are definitely NOT hot. (Photo by Jamie Drake) The Scoop: students reveal likes, dislikes comes to mind when you think of He and pianist Geri Allen really shine Stars.) - Piani't Gr~tham Johnson's lead instruments. but Johnson pl:1ys on the expanstve ' "The Chmen ·· Hyperiun Schubert Edition' - a it to front this swinging ensemble. Ones:· and the emotion is palpable compl~le Jra v~r.,al ufSchuhcrt"; hunwhich feature< live other tuba play- on Chark s Mingus · .. R.:ml!tnher dreds of an snng~ - a~sign s the llli.!Sers and a jamming rhythm section. Rockefeller al Anica.'" - Steve lt!rpit~t:t! ~on g. eye!~ "Win lern:i"'C .. to lillk-knuwn .10-year-old G~r man Johnson. whohas worked with the Jones GOSPEL: Daryl Coley. '" Live in haritont: Gocrn~. a ... ingcr of outlikes of Charles Mingus. Gil Evan.s and Chaka Khan in his 30-year Oakland - Home Ag:1in"' (Three ~tanJing pcJigrce. (Hi' l caL·h~rs career. reunites with Taj Mahal here Star<) - The veteran si n~er returns indude Eli,aheth Schwartkopf and (Johnson·s band backed Mahal on 10 his rooh on this iJlbum. which Dictrit'h Fi ., lh~:r- Dic...,J..au. thou~h 1971 "s ""The Real Thing: Taj Mahal reunites him with the N.ew Genera- he's f;u more -.pon t~tni..'Olh th~nl Live at the Filmore E:Jst" "). Mahal tion Singers. a choir he helped slart ei lher) lnilially. hi' nch lone quality lends vocals to several tunes. includ- 10 years ago. The stirring anthems ~ems slightly forced . hul few ~ ingcr-, ing ··Fever· and ··Doni Let the Sun here include ··1 .Will Bk<s Your so supcrhly su:-.tain I he len,ion in thi ~ Catch You Crying.'"- Steve Jones Name" and ··Thank You. Lord"" : Jhe narrative about a ... purneLIIovcr wan • Mark Shim. "'M ind Over Mat- eclectic Coley also sprinkles in a lil - dering into 1he winter land\Capc 10 ter· !Three Stars) - Tenor saxo- lie R-and-B and even reggae while Uic . Evt:n kwcr caplUrc Schuhcn's phonist Mark Shim, who has previ - blending contemporary and lradt - ..;uhtl c cmolil>nal gr~u.h.1ti(ms l>f main ously worked with the Min~us lional style'\. He Uo6 a moving duel tain ..;uch mu silal pohc whik con · Dynasty Band :md vocalist Betty with. Vanessa Bell Armstrong on veying profound tragedy: What m•my Car1c:r. make:-, an impressivt: dt!but '"Don "t Give up on Jesus.'" and his s inger~ aucmpt 10 convey with cheap here as a band kader. The 13-year- mother. Marion. joins him on ;1jaLzy emotionalism. Goernc doc' wilh subold composed seven of the album\ ··Jesu•. Loves Me."" - Steve Jones. tle vocal colorin g ami a deep umkrCLASSIC A L: Matthias Goernc. ~tand i ng or tht! wnn.k I0 songs. including lh!i! driving titk "'Winterreise"' (Three and One-Half c"t and the hypnotic ""Snake Eyes."" By NICOLE WHITE and JAMIE DRAKE • HOT: Layered hair: NOT HOT: hair in th< air (bi£ hair) HOT: natural look: NOT HOT: lots of makeup HOT: NWO: NOT HOT: Four Horsemen HOT: Backstreet Boys: NOT HOT: No Doubt HOT: Lc:onnrdo DiCaprio: NOT HOT: Christian Slater HOT: "Titanic" NOT HOT: "Anastasia" HOT: Navel rings: NOT HOT: nose rings HOT: t>oots with wedge heels: NOT HOT: black velcro sandals HOT: Winnie the Pooh: NOT HOT: Power Rangers HOT: Jeans with frayed legs: NOT HOT: skin light jeans HOT: Class rings: NOT HOT: chunky plastic rings Support Your • Schools By Advertising in this ·. Poetry cornerI want to do more things with you Because I love you so And if I asked you to do these things I'd die if you said no. Block. For information caU Dave or Don at 992·2155. I want to say I love you But I'm so afraid yuu'll laugh ·And if you laughed. when I told you It would break my he:Jrt in half. ,_ COOLSPOT CONVENIENCE STORE EIIIII·QUIIcll[illll-121111 Ellmilx Blllbiii[IDI Coolville Exit off Rt. 7 667-6100 Store 667-6101 Restaurant Owner: Bryan White Wheel Horse 333 Page Street Middleport, Ohio 45760 (614·992·6472 TRACTORS and RIDING MOWERS BAUM LUMBER State Route 248 Chester 985-3301 ~R&G~ .Feed Supply "Stuff" for Ptts • Farm Animal5 Stable Joe Evans 992-2164 Owner Ohio River Bear Company 992·4055 Tomacellis It~ I want you to love me As much as I love you And if you said you hated me I don't know what I'd do. ie R1gsby. dwded we needed more ch~erleadcrs, for a total of eight The eight cheerleaders include Jamie Drake. '"Plain. Billec Pookr. co-captain. Nicole White. Rachael Lees. Rachel Conklin. Je"ica Kimes. Alisnn Rose and Kri.sten Chevalier. Having eight cheerleaders led us to new opportunities that were nul available with live. It took a great deal of work, but wit h I he help of our new ad vi. sor and her expectations. we have had a year to remember. The cheerleaders appreciate Angie and all of her hard work . Reviews of current music scene releases nrall<a\ I owa~ Emporia St. 94. WMhbum 6.'i H;\~ linp: 11, Mullllnd Lut~r.m 62 ~untin&lon 7~ M:•.litn. Inti . 70 . luwa S1. 64, K.m~:u St. 46 K..nw Wc1lcyan Ottawa. K:m. ~~ Lake FOftst 92, St ~bey ' r, Inti 72 Lincoln. Mo. 77. Trum:m Sc . 7J Millil.:in 79. Noe1h Ctl!lro~l ~9 Missmm-Rullit 7!1, SW Baptist 72 Mo. Western 69, NW Miuouri St . ~9 Mount Mal..'y 76, Iowa Weskynn :'i2 Pillsbur~ St K.\. Mo Southern 7?1 Taylor H Gmhcn ft 7 TCJ!tOOM. Miami. Uh1o ~910T) Wheahln. Ill 6K. Nonh Park ~7 Wrs.- £nu Cl;u~ 6~ . Wis.-St.,.v.:ns l't. 01 CIIIW1s.·Riv . F:~ l b IJO. Wit -Shtuti'UI Wis.·Whucwatel tH , Wis.· l...aCruuc :'i2 ller, Nicole White and Blllee Pooler. Also pictured is advisor Angle Rigsby. . Cheer/eading team boosts membership to 8 4 54,000 Midwest No games tonight New England :11 ~ J. I .J I I ~ ~ ... 2KIJ () 2 ~ 17 10 16211 4 lfll~ II 17 2H 1 South Easttm ConFtl't'IK't ,_.COLUMBUS Nt...,.,. Engl:mJ . All;mta . . PfljJaJclphtL JltulaUc li}hia ... Wash1ngwn N.Y RanF.e:n flondn N Y. lslnnlk:rs T;~mp~ Bay .. .,___.. Alah ttn~.a ABL standings I<am Alvernia 86, Neumann ..p Atncri~ ;111 Inil 70. Bentle y~ Am•y 56. Ou...-lr.ncll 46 Anumplion 66. Qutnnirt :\1.' 60 tOTJ Hloormburg 67. Chrync:y .\I Colgate RI. Lufaycuc 76 Cnlltp:e of NJ k2 . Rul~n-Cmrden 46 Cl,)n~cticut 81, G~r~tetown !i8 Ea-;1 Stf1111dsburi! H~ . Manslield 67 Glen~• II~ St. 62, ~ Y•rgi ni a Ted1 4k Grov~ Cicy b4. Bcthany.W Va. 61 Kutztown ~2. Wesl Cl\elltr 46 LtMoytle 50. Wilham Smith 47 Mtl -Bnlrimore Cou11ty 7ll. Mllj.lnt St Mary ·s. Md. TI M1llt:rSV11Ic 7:\ . U.Xk H01ven b6 MrS\.·ru;on.hOt :'\6. Deu"cr :'\0 Mornvian 67. Susquchatlnn ~2 Mount St. Vin.:cnt b'J St. Jmeph·s. NY . 44 N.J . Trch 66. Out-ens Coli. ~7 NYU 6-1. Elmiru47 Pat-e 61. Mcrrim~d: ~l) .. Philo. TeMik 66, C W Post bO Rivkr 6H, Entt"r)lun ) I Mmr11i !\(1, New York 82 S;m Antomu 109. LA Cllppt::n 86 Sc:;mle 10 1. Uu1h CJ.l New Jer~y 106. LA L;tktn9~ ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS : AJrCt:IJ to terms wJth R~P Chris ('!~mons . RHP M:ucy J ~ nzen . RHP Jt: lf Sul)\l:tn, INF 1-:A.Iwin l>iaz itnd OF Brent Brede CINCINNATI REDS : Si~tk!tl RHP Mark Hut ton to a ont:-Yl=ar wntracl HOUSTON ASTROS : AFrl:l!J to lenns wilh LHP John H;tl:un;t, LHP C.J . Nitl.:owd;i a1KJ RHP Bnan Silalfsk• ou unc-ycar comracts. Nnmed Tum Botas b;tSI!ball oprouions assisr:mt . . MI~WAUKEE BREWERS : Agr~d tu term1 wnh OF Jemmy Burnitz un :1 li.,ur-yt.!:tr cnnlract . F.-liSt G.l 1', .1 Naltonal Lnaa~ Atlantic Dlviston Onaw01 . women's scores Mkfwtsl Dh'bion Sun Anwruo EASTERN CONFERENCE· Page7 @ Tbe Daily Sentinel .com !''ISeball BALTIMORE ORIOLES : AJrecd l(l terms with Of Danny Clyburn. LHP Ril..'k Krivt.lu und RHP Even:cc Scull on one.ye:u contrnct1. . BOSTO~ RED SOX: Agreed 1o temu with 28 John Valenlin 011 a four -year conlract. NHL standings Nr"'· Jer~ y ColoJado 6M. Te~as A&M 67 Sam Hou:.lon S1. 90. Te,:u-Arlington 7fJ Southern U. I I I, Ark -Pine BlufF R6 Te~:l.\ Teth HO. M1~souri 60 ,J•• Transaction s Amrn-:an 1Aa11ut Hockey I<liw Southwest 21 NCAA Division WESTERN CONFERENCE Hou~o n Dayton67, Tt:mpk62 Illinois 66. Ohto St. 62 Illinois St 79, S. Illinois 67 • ·Knnsas 94. Baylor 47 Knnsas St 72. Nebmslw 49 Michigan St 84, Indiana 66 SW MiuO\Iti S1. 70. Drake 4~ Vi.llanuv>t81, Nutrc Oamc61 4'•. .21 22 . 21 22 .... 9 ~J MilwaukL't .... FarWest Midwest EAS1'}lRN CONFERENCE Allanllc _ Cal St. -Hayward 74. CS Stunhl:1u5 !i8 SaR Fmncijp) St. 6:l. Notn: Donne, Cnlif. 58 Sononw St. 68. Humholdt St. &0 (OT) llorU 'Til Slt¥JA 1~w. Good Fun Good Pool-Video Games Music- Dances Middleport My tov~ for you is like a streain ·That runs forever true And my strea111 of love · will never run dcy As long as I have you. 992-2817 -Anonymous Eastem student QUALITY FURNITURE PLUS. Home of the Action Lane Showcase Series. 1-800-200·4005 ft..atrtH~ f"fQtt~t Your Friendly Home Town "Floral Art" Emporium 992-2644 Rutland Bottle Gas Supporting all the area schools & youth Stop In and say "Hi" . to Dave or Herb. 742-2211' �By The Bend .·.• Pom~roy The Daily Se.n tinel • The Daily Sentinel • Pa~ 9 • Middleport, Ohio ' . PageS Thursday, January 29, 1998 • ' Second wives make many sacrifiCes in marriages ' Iron. Second woves must stand ' by stlently tf the first wtfe chooses to spend that money on herself and not on the ktds Second woves often delay havmg 1 ~7 L~!. An,dc~ Tome• Syn•.h• .,•t 11no.l Crc;at"n choldren of thclf own or decrde not SylliliUIC to have any at all of the money tsn 't there Stepmothers love woth the Dear Ann Landers: I am wntmg knowledge 'that the chtldren they on behalf ol a group of people that nurture and make sacnficcs for may get a lot of gnef and too httle appre- not be there for them tn their later Ciation for the good we do We are · year< the second wtves It rs a well-known fact that the Second wtves make all the sacn- JUdtcoal system m our country favors fices that flfst wtves make -- and forst woves wrth choldrcn Mothers many more Second wtves arc often have the government on thetr stde called on to raiSe chtldrcn they drd· I have gcnuonc sympathy for the n't bnng mto the world They also first woves who are strugghng woth must make sure the support check deadbeat lathers They get a very gets to the first wrfc regardless ol raw deal However. there arc plenty the second famoly s fmancral condo- "f forst wrvcs who have rcmarncd Ann Landers Beat of the Bend ... by Bob Hoeflich · and have excellent JObs, yet they sllll squeeze thetr former husbands for as much money as they can get. Any words vf encouragement. Ann? We can use some hackmg -- S R . Charlotte . N C. Dear Charlotte: You have made a lot of good pOints, but every second wrfe should be aware that she IS marrymg a man wllh a h1story Often, that h1story takes precedence and wrll contmuc to be hts first pnonty as long as he hves If the second w1fe " wiSe. she wrll be a.warc olth1s and not attempt to discourage hts loyalty to hts firstlam1ly He wtll admore her generosity of sporrt and love her for 11 The second w1lc 1s ~~ gcnumc hcrmne tf she can handle .111 the h,tggage gracefully But rl the guy truly • Community Calendar song . Sunday. Harvest Outreach Church. 6 p m group"' w1shmg to annoum:c mccttng MONDAY ;uul spectal events The calcnd.or rs POMEROY- Fncnds of Mcr~s nnt dcs1g:ncd to promote ,.lies or County L1hwy Monday. 7 p m at lund raiSers ol any type Items arc the Pomeroy l.rhr.ll)' pnntcd ;is spa<.:e penmts .tnd c.1nnot Racmc Vollagc RACINE he \!U.tr.lnh:cd to run .1 spccll1c num Counctl. Mond.1y. 7 pIll muniCipal t>cr"ut days. hu1ldm c THURSDAY CARPENTER Board ol POMEROY - AA meeting T1 ustccs. Cnlumh1.1 Township MnnThursday. 7 p m nt Sacred Hc.lfl d.ly.'7 :10 p 111 .11 the lore stat1nn Cathnhc Church on Mulhwy TUESDAY Avenue ALFRED - Orange Townshrp SUNDAY CHESTER - Evangdtst Dennts Trustc,· ,, 7 }0 pm Tuesday. home Mosley. Groveport. to preach- .md ol OsK Fnllrod 1l1c Community Calcnd.lf '' puh· ltshcd .1s a tree scrv1cc to non-prolit ance a checkbook I d1dn't know what anylhrng cost or what our mongage payments were I dtdn 't understand health msurancc and dld· n't know anythtng about car payments or what rnteresl rates we were paymg on thmgs we bought on credIt ' Dovorce changed all that I am now remarned and run my own busmess. I balance four checkbooks and do payroll and all the bookkeeptog I deal wrth bustness accounts. workers' compensatiOn, habrlrty msurance and unemployment. Staymg home IS OK 1f you want your hram 10 go dead Staymg home IS OK 11 you want an occastonal allow,mcc lor pockmg up toys and deanmg tmlets I learned the hard way that I could make 11 on my own By LISA HOLEWA Associated Press Writer TAMPA. Fla (APJ - For 10 yeats Clown College t,\Ught the hasrcs - how to apply your perfect down makeup. how to take a poe thrown smack at your h1g clown Now the creme de Ia creme of clownmg 1s movmg on to mo1c advanced lessons - and that's had news lor amateurs wantmg to learn about clownrng around Rrnghng Bros and Barnum & Ba1lcy C~rcus has dectded to stop oiTenng e1ght -wee.k Introductory classes m funny stuff Instead , clowns already rn the husrness wtll get a crack at "Masters of Comedy'' workshops Clownrng. the c~rcus announced Wednesday. needs a make over "When I spoke to the downs on the un11 about thiS. they gave a slandmg ovatiOn " saod Kenneth Fcld. the charnnan and chrcf executive of Feld Entcrtammcnt Inc . whtch runs Rmglrng Bros · They know m c1ght weeks you c.m only learn so much Then you go on the road and that hc<.:omes your eraduate school ... Fcld sard Irom h" headquarters 111 V~rgrma "Th1s Will he hkc a master s dass 111 downIng Clown College was the hrarnchrld of Fcld s late lather lrv rn Fcld In 1968, the clown prolessmn seemed to be dwrndhng - Rrnghng Bros had only a dozen clowns most olthem elderly lr vm Feld wanted to make sure there were clowns well mlo the future · He wanted to create a pln<.:c where young people could get onto the business." sa1d hts son. So the college 's dtrcctors held audruons at colleges and theaters around the country Thousands of would-be clowns showed thetr stuff squcezmg 11110 lillY cars. laugh111g w1ldly at Jokes and takmg shavmg cream poes m the face Duhhcd the Yale ol Yuks." the compe1111on was 1ntcnse. Only :lO new downs were aLccptcd mto c.u:h ycm s ~.:lass. There. they donned "'e-40 shoes and haggy pants to learn .1hout m.tkcup JUgglmg and the Ime .trt ol lal\ang down They took dasscs m sult-walktng gymna ... ucs and pantomime The classes were tree and the hcst cloytns look thw noppy footsteps on the road w11h the Greatest Show on Earth But the Clown College bccmnc a VICtim ol lis own success. Fcld Si.Ud Today there arc ahout 1.400 tratned downs and there's httle danger ol the pl:tylul prolessoon dymg nut. Even at Rmglrng Bros. there ts less and le" turnover among clowns So the new challenge IS creating better clown acts that arc "more refined . more skrlled. acts that relate to the comedy of today.· Feld sa1d Rmghng Bros now has an acrral Chapter 7 Attorney At law 614-592·5025 Athens, Ohio the daughter to~ "a grown-up By BETSY RUBINER woman who IS comfonablc wnh her The Des Mb,ines Register Ask Lynda Mad1son why moth- body. ahout to ma~e and keep ers should make a spcc1al effort to '7r'icnds, and .1hlc 10 make good decitalk w11h the pre-teen daughters. and siOns along the way to reach her goals .. she offers thrs common-sense reply " Krds sull hke their parents at that Although II IS wnncn to he read hy both mothers and daughters, thl pomt They ' re sull w1lhng to talk." Madrson can't guarantee that her hook tends at limes to speak most new hook. " Keep Talkrng A Moth- dtrectly to mothers Chances arc. er-Daughtel Guo de to the Pre-Teen they ' ll he the ones who huy the book Years" (Andrews-McMcel). w1ll and prtch 11 to the" daughters foster a new gcncr aiHin of teen-age Adorned wnh a hook Ja<.:kct g1rls who like thcar p.ncnts endorsement hom tell ow Nebraskan Who could' Mary P1phcr. author ol the hest-sellBut she docs hope the gUide will mg: hook nn r:wang g&rh. " Rcv1vmg cm.:ouragc U.IU!!htcl s. once they Ophelia' (Putnam). MadiS<m's hook hccom~.: tccn·agc• "· tn keep talkmg not only ollc1' advrce nn what moth to their pa1ents - cspect.llly their " ' and d.tughtcrs should (and mothers should not) talk ahout. hut pcr.haps 'The mother hcc.tusc she\ the even more 1111pnrtan1. how tn talk s.1mc sex and h.1 .. hccn through 11 So m addllwn to plam-spcakmg. mtormat10n on the easy-to-swallow' herself. <.:.In rc.tlly he .m Important rcsoun.;c lo1 the tl1Ughtcr...:. ·· says physrcal. st><.:r.1l. e'motronal .md pcl · MatllSilO •• r~yl:hl l logl~t whn directs sonal I~ sues lhat young guls Iace . lanlll)' support .md psychological the hook mcludcs 11ps on when and scn•1ces .11 Cluldrcn s Hnsprlal tn how to stan t,tlktng Among MadrOm.1ha. Neh snn \ ,\dVICC - Dnn 'ttry to start an rmportanl Mukmg the umncl:llon 1s cas1cr ~a1d than done. ol cour~c conversation when you 1e angry. The key " 1<1 st.ul 1.1lkong when a tucd or rn a very no1sy room . Better g1111.., hctwcen the ugcs ul9 and 12. to try when you · rc alnnl.! together o.;ay . . Mad!o.;on who - not comcl- dnvmg m a car or at hcdtome - Don 't ask · true or false .. dcnt.llly - has two daughters. questwns th,ll rcqu~rc a sunplc yes Audrey. 9. •md Megan . 12 An early st.lfl p.wes the way to or no answer. such as "Drd you ha'c later t.llk .thout common teen Issues. a good day at school today!" Try grc,u and sm •.tll ~ from physrcal prt<.:hrng an "essay" question changes to peer p1cssu1c. negative "What d1d you do at· school today, .. Don "t nvcrrcact or he too ncws-ml!dla mcso.;.!g:co.;. hoys. and complexiOns. M.tdtson says. "I qutek 10 offer advtce dunng a wnwanted to prov1dc ,, toni to get them vcrsallon LISten and paltently wmt talkmg about some nl the toprcs that for the story to ~nlold II ot doesn ' t, arc rc.1lly to he Important as she ask tor more rnlormalron or ask your daughter her oprnoon on wh,ll should grows Madtson starts the book by po~nt­ he done ahout .1 prohlcm - And to mothers 1n particular. '"ll out to mothers .1nd daughters Madrson orters thrs adv1cc Don't that they sh;trc a common goal Fm expect your daughter to cxplam why she IS crymg. laughmg or angry 1f you don't offer an explanation when you cry. laugh. or get angry Thrs doesn't mean mothers should talk to their daughters candidly ahout everything. Madison wrrtcs Some "adult-to-adult" top1cs such as finances and marrlal rclaIIOnshtps should be off lrmus. But a mother who cxplams how an event made her Icc! nr hnw she solved a prohlem can help model her dau~hte1 \ hehav1or and encourage her daughter to talk about her lcclmgs and .tpproach to clullengcs. Mad1son wntcs "It's OK for (mothciS) to .1dm11· lalhh1l11y That models for the chrld that you 're not pert eel hut you try to fix wh.11 docsn ' t go nght.' ' says Madoson But she .1ddcd. ·I don't thmk you .:an bc totally tusl a tncnd to your t.:hlld .You'1c m d1.u_gc You 1c ,, p.trcnt .. Mothers should he " lncndly' and treat thctr d.tugiHcl s wnh respect M.1d1Son s.1ys. hut they still 1998 Martin Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Tues. 10·8, Wed.-Sat. 10·2 Come Sn11ll the Swnt Scent of Country Can.lu F111J~ Ins11r•d FNe .Es1tin•at.,.l Rt. 124, Minersville, OH Phone: (614) 446-4759 (7 40) 992•3980 1/12/98 1 mo pd 20VRS. EXP. 441-1191 Owner 30 Announcements RUTLAND AMERICAN LEGION BEECH GROVE ROAD GUN SHOOT SUN., 1:00 PM . Factory Choke Only Russell ~tover Assorted Chocolate Hearts 1 L!> Reg. '7" ONLY . . . Buy one Carleton Yawnline Card and receive Hearl Box Rw•ell Stover Assorted Chocolate• Candy Reg. $1.09 For Only 1 3/4 Lb reg. '12" ONLY . . . 33¢ • No Limit Womens Entire Stock of Colognes Cassette Thpes 20°/aoff Reg $4.99 (Country A Oldies) Onl~ ~3.39 Now All Brands of Entin stoc• of Barrints Balf Price SWISHER LOHSE Pharmacy .. . . . .. ; : ; Hanning. R. Ph Mon. thru Sat. 8:00a.m. to 9:00p.m. • Sunday 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. PRESCRIPTION PH. 992-2955 E. Main Pomeroy, Oh. • I ; ' ~1119 SAYRE TRUCKING Hauling, Excavating & Trenching Limestone & Gravel Septic Systems Trailer & House Sites · Reasonable Rates Joe N. Sayre 614-742-2138 (Lime StoneLow Rates) WICKS HAULING Auxiliary · holds ·meeting -GILLS-GREGORY-- Cold Pop • M~ehell c Renee Gllh and Brran : Edward Gr egory were unit ed tn .. marnanc Ill Ocl 14 Ill C.tpt.llll e • Cook. Hawaii The hnde "the daughter nl Glen: : na J Gtlls ol Fclr cnorlc . P.1 and the : l.lle Rrd1.1rd D Goll s The groom IS • the son ul Mr .md Mrs Rr chard J : Gregory ol <:;:cntcrv rllc The brrdc rs ,, 19'10 gr.1duatc of ; : Lmcoln Hr gh School and a 1995 : graduate ol Ol11o Northern Unr vcm• ty,' earnm g her hache lor's rn pharma· : cy She " curr ently empl oyed . IS phm m.tc y m.magcr .11 Kroge r pharm ~K y 111 Pomeroy : The grnom " a.;J 990 gradu ate ol Ccntervr llc Ht ~ lt School He IS currently .111endmg Hockm g Co llege rn NclstHIVIII e wllh .1 maJor on lnterpl e11\ c Sc n •occs and F'orcs try Management Jic IS empl oyc,d .11 Fruth Pharm,lcv 111 MKldlcporl Those attcndmg Ihe sc1vtcc were the grooms parents. h1 ~ be st man . Kc1 rn GIHJdm.m and the b11d c's mard ol honor. Mclrssa Cartwnght f he cour lc resrdes In Mrddlcporl \ ~ George Washington's Christening cup : unveiled at nation's oldest mus.eum . · : : • : • : : ; • : : CHARLESTON S C (AP) Amcrr <.: a 's old est mu seum . the Charle ston Mu se um . mark~d rts 225th anm vcrsary hy unvc1hng 1ts ne we~ t .lC4Ui s i!I Oil George Washmgton ·s siiVCI J.: hnst c nm~ LOp The mu,e um . founded 1n 177:1 when South Carohna was still a Bntrsh colony. also rccetvcd a congt.uulatnry note from Queen Elmibcth and wtll feature a dosplay of Egyptian artifacts from the BritiSh Museum later thos year "ThiS ts n h1 ghly rmport ant . object of Amcnca n cultural htslo: ry." Chrr s Lochlem. the museum 's : curator of hostory. satd . wearrng • while •loves as he showed the cup to ,.' a small" crowd al a news conIerencc. : He dcchned to say how much II ( might be worth · The cup was donated by Wtlltam . Beaty. a Union. S.C .. nauve who .. now lives m New York State. It was •' cufted by Scoii 1Sh silversmith Ale xander Krn ca rd and has the rnr ll.lls "JS' and "GW" on the stde It IS not cl e ;~r what "JS" stands tm .md rl the ..: up w;1s used on a c hn~I C I11n g Lcrcmony or Wil!<i ll g111 !!J\ cn al the tunc. Locblc111 s~ud " ' It I> .1 >111.111 p1CCC hut II me.tii S a gr\!.\1 d c ~tl. · museum d1n! LI01 John B o um ~a 1dt s.ud Beaty made the don .ll ~on th rough a ln cnd . Mary H o \h n~s. stslcr-on -law of US Sen Et nest' Holl1ngs. D-S C A compa niOn cup IS ~ h o wn m a 1941 photograph Irom the estate ,ale of the col lc<.:tor who bought them lr om Wash mgton's descendants on the late 1800s. hut 11 IS not known where the second cup rs, Loehlem sa1d Washrngton vos11ed Charleston dunng hiS grand tour of the South 111 179 1 and stayed at a house now kn own as the Heyward-Washmgton House , one ol three ho ston c houses mamtamed hy the muse um~ 20 Yrs. Exp • Ins Owner· Ronnie Jones (No Sunday Calls) Public Notice Public Notice Further, The Farmara Bank County Commlaalonere at and Savings Company their office at the reaervea the right to reject Courthouse, Pomeroy, Ohio any or all bide submitted. 45769 until 1:00 p.m.. Further, the above Monday • Feb. 16, 1998 lor collatarat wilt be aold In the the purchase and delivery condition It Ia In, with no lor uea by the Scipio express or Implied Volunteer Fire Depanmont warrantiiB given . of the following equipment: For further Information, Three (3) Akron 2 1/2" Break Apart Turbojet contact Shalla at 992·2136. 11) 28, 29, 30 3 tc Noutea w/Pieton Grip Four (4) Akron 1 1/2 Public Notice Noules with Plato! Grip Two (2) Scott Air Packa 50 PUBLIC NOTICE NFPA 30 Minute SCBA with REQUEST FOR COST Aluminum Cylinders (or Pomeroy, Ohio, reserves the PROPOSALS Equivalent) Provide right to bid at thla sale, and Jan. 21, 1998 ~ to withdraw tho above Coat Proposals. will be deacrlptlon of all attachcbllateral prior to sale. received b th'a Met a menta pl~a any options Mr. and Mrs. Brian Gregory (6141 367·0266 1·800·950·3359 614-992-7643 Public Notice PUBUC NOTICE NOTICE Is hereby given that on Saturday, January 31, 1998, at 10:00 a.m., a public llale will be held at . 211 West Second Street, Pomeroy, Ohio, The Farmer's Bank and Savings Company parking tot, to aell lor cash the following collateral: , 1991' CHEVROLET S-10 BLAZER IGNCT8Z8M0183330 The Farmers Bank and Savings Company, A report on the nag protecti on amendment was gtvcn by Lula Hampton at a recent mcetrng of LewiS Manley Auxolrary Unll 263, Ame11 can Leg ron held at Dale 's Resta:orant rn Gallipoli s Hampton. notmg that Januar) rs legrslat1 ve month. reported that the • nag prolccllon amendment has passed the House of Representatives. but appears headed for an uphrll bailie rn the Senate She also l,rlkcd .. bout the boll ol health now under consrdcratl on and gave addresses ol mcmhcrs of Co ngress and the Whnc House lor those wh o m1 ~ ht want to wntc letters She al so talked ahout nati onal scc un ty and .thc rmponancc olm ak111 £ Ch.mgcs to unp10vc the qunluy of lrl c lor tllllllary pct>onnel At: cmdtng to Ham pton. I C(Cnl report s rnd rc atc that 0\ CI 60 pc1ccn1 . of the tm ln.u y per sonnel ll vc In suh. , t.md.ud hou stng and m.m y rel y on loud stamps for lood Lotcnc Gogg 111 s. prcsrdcnt. l:On dueted the mectmg wlm:h opened 10 IIIUalt>IIC 101111 A le11e1 was 1c.1d from Erghth Dostnct P1 eS1d cn1 Bell y HarriS cncmli:J!!InQ rhc un\1 to lllU C,ls&: 1ts mcmher;h1p The An1c11 can Lcg oon Dosp<~t c h was 01Je1ed as were the popp1cs for the 1998 diSIIIhUIIOII tn May ' ln stlucllomo were g1vc n out l O each t' ommutcc c h.urrn ~m Louel la PallciSon report ed lrom the F11 rng Lrnc a Lcg ron puhlrcall on She st.ttcd tlu t thc r ~: cx Jo.; to.; 111 the Unrt ed States groups whose nm sonn rs the ove rthrow lrce rn sutu uuns and the democratiC fonn ol governm ent. notm g that the Lcg aon has long supported the clforts of the FBI on protecun g the citiZens ul the Uno tcd St ates 740·742·3411 3127/TFN New Homes • Vinyl Siding New Garages • Replacement Windows Room Additions • Roofing COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES Triple Seented Candles £roeks, £akes & Refills 179 Rand St. Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 Rick Johnson Minor Repairs • Cabinets • Sidinq Roofs • Decks • Garages Free Estimates BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. AND MORE ACE TREE SERVICE POMEROY, OH. 614-992-5479 7 COUNTRY CANDLE SHOP Top • Trim • Cable • Removal • Crane • Hauling • Stump Grinding • Hurry, Sale Good Through Tuesday! 27Ccan 113 W. 2ND ST. Joe Wilson (614) 992-4277 • • New Construction & Remodelini ... JEFF WARNER INSURANCE "Build Your Dream" need to set hmlls and convey cxpcclaiiOns The honk ts also lull ol "tntcrac11vc'' cxcruscs to ~ct mothers .111d daughters talkmg 1n ways th.u help them bcuer underswnd .ond lc.lfn from each other "Take turns tcllrng each other about a time when you Jell stressed ,.. one cxcn.:1sc mstructs "Talk ahout smneonc who w.mtcd you to do somethmj! that you thought was wrong ... anothct requests Mad1snn also g1vcs d:mg:htcrs hsls nl qucstums to ;Jsk thc1r mothers sudt '"· "What w;os the li~<t change you notoccd m your hody that told you you were growmg UJ1' How old were you! What fcelmgs drd you have ahout1t 1" And she offers mothers sug~c s­ lrons on how 1<1 sh,trc pertrncnl cxpcr~cnccs !rum thcor d11ldhooo.l w11h thctr dauehtct s. "Tell whcthe1 ynu hal1 .trnc .."' ,, ICCih1gc1 How did you h:l'l .thtiUt tlw~ ,.. j, one sug· gc . . tcd opl·nmg ltn~..· Tunex Watches '-• 360° Communications .. SUNSET ROME CONSTRUCTION CELLULAR PHONES .. COMPLETE TREE CARE 90045 Remodeling M&J Chapter 13 For Information Regarding Bankruptcy conta~,t: William Safranek, Send questions 10 Ann Landers. Creators Syndreate. 5777 W Century Blvd. Suite 700 Los Angeles. Cahf hungcc au. a hurn.m .nww ~•d a douhlc c.mnon act ··we c.tn c1catc down .lets the same way... Fcld s.ud 'But what we have to do IS take dosc1plrnc ;md the .unount ol tunc - three. \IX . etght months - rl t.tkcs 1<1 <.:re.uc "(1Cl:lal clown .tLls .mJ routmcs wllh cx1stmg: talent ·· That n11ght mc.m the Clftus ol tomorrow cuuld mcludc a wmcdy trapc'e dtsplay w11h clowns somcthtng people haven' t seen •tnd more humor throughout the shows," he s,ud Fm now. the dusscs w1ll cnnt10ue at tl1c Sar.tsota Opera House m downtown Sarasnta .thnut 70 mtles south ol Tampa The o1rgonal Clown ~llllege spent 25 years m ncarhy Vcmce. at the nld wmter headquarters of the CITCUS 'ThiS IS prclly eXCIImg. thiS IS rnnova11vc." Fcld s:ud "Buill docsn t mean that'm two or three yems we won't go hal:k tn wh.lt we h.u.l hcfnre." Custom Homes Mothers and daughters will survive the teen years· if they start talking early - learn to listen to each other 30 ct. A1ka Seltzer Plus Cold Tablets Onl~ '3.119 < • BANKRUP-rCY 1f I had to and am very proud of myself Stgn me -- I Showed Htm tn Maryland . , Dear Maryland: More om porta~ I than "showtng hom. ' you showed yourself. Learnmg to stand on yotir own two teet dtd wonders for your self-esteem But please don 't dtmi~­ ISh the woman who stays home and takes care of her <.:hrldren. Thts does not mean she IS hram-dcad Perhaps she doesn't get the kudos and vtstbohty of a corporate vrce prcstdent, but her job " JUst as Important and equally rcwardmg Ringling Bros - It's time for at tougher clown course nose Seems Joke only yesterday that I dorng m the way ol scholarshrps mcntroncd Osc.u and Zelda Wchcr thts spnng wtll be set at the next mcctmg whrch ISm February tn a culurnn. hut would you bclrevc that ot's bcen a whole year' Mr and Mrs V. Clay (Geneva) Yep Oscar writ he ohscrvmg wrll be markmg thw 57th Tuttle hts 93rd hrnhday on SatUiday J,tn wcddrng anmversary on Fch H 31 Whrlc he haste ally 1s conloncd .md a card shower rn planned to 10 hed he would apprecr.llc hearrng from hts many fnends made honor the couple. Cards wrll reach over the years m Mc1gs County · them at 238 S Second Ave . M1d The address os Route 24M. Long dlepon Bottom: Ohoo 45743 Zelda. ol You can be "slammed" and you course. provtdes care for Oscar at can be "crammed" and ne1ther arc thetr home. By the way, the "young couple" pan1cularly good for you "Siammtng" ts when your long recently observed therr 72nd weddmg anmvcrsary-very qu1etly diStance scrvtce company suddenly changes and you have no rdea That 's quite a record . why Thos can happen m several A craft and anttque mall IS ways, one of the most common heing developed on the 'T' m beong the eompletton of a sweepMiddleport stakes entry that secmrngly has no The new venture w1ll bc local- beanng on long dtstancc phone ed rn what a number of reSidents scrvtce The switch ts h1dden w1ll remember as the "Howard. away m the fine pnnt The process the Trader" 'burldmg. As I under- ts gelling some anenlton ·n fact. stand ri. m these tnstances hurld- 111 Flonda the Pubhc Servile Com· mtsston ts takrng steps towards 111 gs arc pantttOncd mto a number or ,mall hooth and sales areas w11h new rules that would prevent a number of panoc1pants rn the one sweepstakes coupons Irom bem~ brg structure used for telephone "slammmg" The mall IS expected to open m "Cramnung" is an cmcrg1ng March and 11 you arc a craft or phone scam through whtch ser-· antique person who mtght he mtcr,_ v1ccs arc added onto con>umcrs' e'ted m bemg a part olthe venture. phone h1lls W)thout thc1r knowlyou m1ght want to contact Mrke edge or consent Crammmg .tnd Dchhte Gerlach who arc o<.:<.:urs when customers arc dcvdupmg the proJect charged for optional phone servJccs Without pnor agreement The Beller Busrness Bureau The Women s Aux1hary at Vcter.ms Mcmonal Hospital aw,orded Ulgcs you to <.:arefullt!9v1cw your $' !MlO rn scholarshtps last sp11ng phone htll each month to m;~kc .md w1ll prnvrde .1w.uds thts sure there arc no unauthorized ... pnng Howc\cr. you n11ght charges. II you h,l\'e douhts ahout expect the amount In bc aw.uded a charge call GTE and ask lor an to he •mmcwhal less 'l'nlC the cxpl;matron g-ulUp has hccn mvohctltn 'c\cral Arc those really spnng !lowers rec ent pn>Jects at the hnspllal stu.:kmg: up out ol the gr11una, One was a htg financial ·'"''''' on .1 new ~rr;tnvc lor the nutntum cJcp.trl- Gccz I hope they rc gcttmg an umcnt .md anulhcr w,l:<i lhc pur~.;h.Jsc rate mfonnatwn Do kccp snulmg of several wheel ch:.urs What the auxtl · loves her and lets her know 11, rt's well worth the effon The next letter IS from a dtvorced woman who tells us what d1vorce dtd for her selfesteem and level of confidence It 's a real upper Dear Ann Landers: Thos letter IS m response to " Houscwrfe and Workmg Secretary m Fresno." who smd houscwtves DO get pmd -- they reap the benefits of then husbands· salanes I stayed at home for 25 years and "reaped the bencfus" of my husband's salary I knew how to cook a meal and change a dtaper I also had no sell-esteem. no noti on that I n11ght have a few brams ol my own. and nn money that I could spend without hts approval My husband pa1d all the holls I couldn' t Cl'en hal- Limestone, Gravel, Sand, Top Soil, Fill Dirt 614-992-3470 Public Notice available with costa. Ten (10) Finley 800M teat (3"x50') 3 Inch by 50 feat Fire Hose with 2 1/2' Aluminum Couplings (or Equivalent) Coat propoaala may be malted or delivered to the Melga County CommisCounhouae, sioners, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Questions In regard to this request may be addressed to Jean Trussell, Meigs Grants Administrator at 741)-992-7908. Janet Howard, President Meigs County Commlaslonara TRUCKING DUMP TRUCK SERVICE Gravel- Limestone Sand- Dirt 614-992-3220 PUBLIC NOTICE REQUEST FOR COST PROPOSALS Jan.21, t998 Cost Proposals will be received by the Meigs County Commissioners at their office at the CounhOUBII. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 until 1·00 · p.m. Monday, Feb. 16, 1998 for the purchase anel ·dallvery for use by the Scipio Volunteer Fire Department of the following equipment. Fifteen (15) UHF (Minimum 8 Channel) 4 Watt Handheld Portable Radios to Include for each radio: antenna, battery, carry holder with 3" spring belt clip, desk eharg· er, programming, and mini· mum one year warranty. Cost proposal should also ,Include any olhar options or extended warranties available and costs. Cost proposals may be mailed or delivered to the Mel~a County Commls· slonora, Courll1ouae, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Questions In regarel to this request may be addressed to Jean Trussell, Meigs Grants Aelmlnlstralor at 740·992·7908. Janet Howard, President · Meigs County Commissioners STATE ROUTE 681 DARWIN, OJII (Located behind Whaley's Used Cars) We understand the Investment In an automobile lto,~av and our qualified staff, all ASE certified, wl'l restore your auto to the pre-accident conditio~. Our main objective"!$ t~.~~ to the customer the highest quality of r~~~ work possible with ~ guarantee. r A. Free Computer Estimates B. Guarantee Color Match C. All Types Insurance Claims Give Us A Call At 992-1359 Owner& 1 mopd HOWARD EXCAVATING CO. Limestone Hauling House & Trailer Sites Land Clearing & Grading Septic System & Utilities Estimates (614) 992-3838 12/18/lln Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE JIM PETRO AUDITOR OF STATE FINANCING REPORT OF TOWNSHIPS FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31,1997 ORANGE TOWNSHIP, COUNTY OF MEIGS COMBINED STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS, DISBURSEMENTS AND CHANGES IN BALANCES GOVERNMENTAL FUND TYPE AND SIMILAR FIDUCIARY FUNDS REVENUE RECEIPTS Taxes ... ..... . . $22,170 13 Receopts ... ...... 121,350.29 lnlereal.. ............. ...1,201.00 Public Notice (1) 22. 29 S&L Intergovernmental (1) 23, 29 (2) 5 3TC Fr•• Bsllrnat•• 2112192/ttn Total Revenue Receipts. . $144,721 42 EXPENDITURE DISBURSE. General Government. . ... 19,892.41 Public Satety . . ... 12,758.66 Public Works 108,63918 Note P11nclpal Payment ............ 3,847.76 Total Expendolure Olsburae ..........$145,138.01 Total Receipts Over (Under) Disbursements .. .. · $416.59 Other Financing Sources (USES) Other Financing Sources.......... .. .. .. .. 18.27 Total Other Financmg Sources (Uses) ... . $18.27 Total of Ree. and Other Sources Over(Under) Disbursements and Other Uses ......... · $398.32 FUND CASH BALANCE, JAN 1, 1997 . .... $63,499.54 FUND CASH BALANCE, DEC 31 , 1997.... $63,101.22 SUMMARY OF INDEBTED ........ $16,536.00 RETRIED ................ 3,078.95 OUTSTANDING IJEC 31 , 1997 .... $13,457.05 This Is an unaudited financial statement. I certify lhe previous report to be correct end true. l'o the best of my knowledge Osle Follrod, Township Clerk 41520 Keebaugh/Follrod Rd. Pomeroy, OH 45769 (1)291tc (2) 5 3TC McFEE ROOFING & PAINTING Specializing In: New Roola, Roof Repalra, Gutters, Interior & Exterior Painting, Drywall Repair. Lowest rates during the winter montha ot Jan.-Feb.-Mar. Qualify Work Guaranteed Free Est. • Fully Insured Pat's Herb Corner Located at Dan's 290 N. 2nd Ave., Middleport, OH • PatArnold Independent Distributor VItamins, Herbal Supplements, Natural Weight Loss Products 112611 mo 614-992·5344 "HALF PRICE USED tiRE SALE" Cash & Carry Dealers Welcome! YOUNG'S CARPENTER SEVICE •Room Additions •New Garages •Electrical & Plumbing •Roofing •Interior & Exterior Painting Also Concrete Work (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C . YOUNG Ill 992-6215 Pomeroy, Ohio R. L. ·HOLLON TRUCKING DUMP TRUCK SERVICE REMOVAL Members and Guest inv1ted Bored Oh to Housewives 900 -2 85-9077 Ext 4587 1 + Serv U 619 645 8434 $2 99 IMI~ GenUeman Seektng Companl6n· shrp From Ntce Female For T~!ks. Walk s & Frtend shtp Send Re· phes To CLA 309 c/o GalltpOIIs Darly Tnbune 825 Thlrd Aven~e . Gallipolis OH 45 631 Listen To u nrque Personal Ads From men and Women Who Want To Know You Ext 7393 2 99 Per Mrn Must be 18 Yrs Serv U (619)645·8434 Pine Grove Rd., Racine, OH SNOW POMEROY EAGLES CLUB 985-;4473 l&l TIRE BARN 101251961'tfn Driveways, Parking Lots, etc. Call Anytime · . •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare: FREE : ' ESTIMATEES . 1·900-265·9245 Chester, Ohio Appeanng Frtday 8 00-12.00 •New Homes •Garages Middleport, Oh. 985-4422 VAN JOHNSON ROBERT CONSTRUCTION:• 1-614-992·9057 Agricultural Lime, Limestone • Gravel Dirt· Sand EARNS DEGREE • Carl loren King received 11 Laehelor of scienc.e degree In citemtstry with a biology minor from Marshall University in December. He · is a 1993 graduate of Wattama High School. He is the son of Phillip and Carla King of Mason and the grandson' of Betty North of Pomeroy and Ada Lucille King of Letart, W. Va. ; · Home 614·992-3141 Cell Phone 591•1897 SPORTS> SCORES' SPAEADSt I 900-285 9371 Ext 5701 $2 99 Per Mrn Must be 18 Yrs Serv U 619·645·8434 Start daiiAg tontghtt Have fun~ play Ot1ro s dattng game 1·800.. ROMANCE extensmn 7484 30 Announcements Free handcrafted country collecl tble s · can be yours today Jusl call AI ICta at 304 675 5776 tOday and I ll br tn g my counlry st ore rtght to your doortt How To Des troy The DesHe For . Ctgarenes Complete ly Tes1 Proven• Rus h $2 oo To WHBJ 394 Smtih Streel Perth Amboy, NJ 08861 40 Giveaway 3 Mont hs 112 Golden Retnever Very Fnendly 2 Males 1 Black, 1 Golden 740 367 -0153 4 Female cat s very IOvtng, to good home o nly 304 895 30 17 4 lema le lull bloo ded Germar Shephard pu pptes 6wk s olct ready to go 304·674 4653 aea uuf ul Black & Whtt e Krnen~ Need A Home 740·367- 7445 ' Eng lish sener 4 years old ~le hunts good 740-992 2822 Free pupptes to anyone wtlh n~ \c gt11e them a good nome catl 7 ~ 992 -6451 bel ween a 00'11" S OOp m Monday thru Frtday Free Sample$. For Wet ght Loss Call7 40 446 H)\ 6 "' German Snepherd ?uppres, 740 446-8059 : Horse manu re you load 304 895·3703 J Male dog Co lhe/Shephard rru• dog house also 304-675 7209 • To Good Home 3 Healthy Calt Ktnens 740..446-3 117 t~ 60 R. Lost and Found arll1 Found Shone Club Area Wtt h Chtldren , l ong Hatred Bt# & Whtte Female Dog. Approx• , Yea r Old, Plus 1 Black Fem!tB Puppy 740·446 7503. 740·44&4479 ~. Lost Australian Sl'1epherd 1/ictP ~ ty Vtnlon Area 740·388- 9483 J; Lost Purse . Lost Between Od~ Lots And Sttver Bndge Plaza. wardl 9 37- 588 5006, Or LO<;rf Ft9t 740·245·0603 . �Thursday, January 29, 1998 • Ponnenlv • Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy • Middlepf?rt, Ohio : ALLEYOOP BRIDGE NEA Crossword Puzzle PHILLIP ALDER StaH Accountant Responstbllltles Include Compiling Financial Statements For Non Proftt Agen cy E~~:peflence In Comptlatton 01 Statements Payroll And General Ledger A Must Salary Cornman su rale l\'tlh Expe nence Send Resume By February 9 To J D PO Box 98 Rutland Ohio 45775 Gallipolis & VIcinity ALl. Yord Sooln Mu1t Be Paid In Advllnce PEAQL!Nf 2 00 p m the doy before tho od Ia to run Sundly ediUon • 2 00 p m F~doy Mondly odltlon • t 0 00 • m Solurdoy EOE Wanted Hair Dresser And Nail Techntclan Wllh Clientele 740 Auction and Flea Market We Have The SOLUTION To Your New Years RESOLUTION! Lose Up To 30 lbs In 30 Days SINGLE PROGRAM Special financing available 304 736 7295. 3br home 1 acre lol located In Gall•potls Ferry across !rom 84 Lumber Pr1ce reduced mce SINGLE PARENT PROGRAM 304-675 50 tO after 5pm 738 7295 Special Financing Available 304 304 736 729S Home For Sale By Owner Beautl ful Lot Rtvar VteW St Rt 7 South 3 Bedrooms Garage Outbuilding Well Kepted Will Trade Help 330 Farms for Sale Now Taking Applications - 35 West 2 Bedroom Townhouse Apartments $295/Mo 740 446 Hobby !arm 34 acres three bed room I 112 bath lull basement 3000 sq 11 home $115000 741J. 843-5453 180 House and property approx 4a c res Ideal star ter home Beech 350 Lots & Acreage Sl Pomeroy OH 304 882 2077 10 Rick Pearson Auction Compa ny full lime aucf10neer co mplete auc1 10n serv1ce licensed 166 Oh1o 1!. West V1rgtma 304 77:l-57B5 Or 304 773 5447 90 Furntture reparr refinish and res loratton also custom orders Ohto Valley Aeltntst1.ng Shop Larry Ph1lhps 740 992 6576 Georges Potlable Sawm•U don 1 haul your logs to the mill JU St call Wanted to Buy 304 675 1957 Absolute Top Dollar All U S Sl ver And Gold Coins Proolsets Dtamonds Anllqu& Jewelry Gold Rmg s Pre 1930 US Currency Sterhng Etc AcqUISitions Jewelry M T S Com Stu;!p 151 Second Avenue GalllpolisT:140-446 2842 AntiQues top prtces pa1d A1ver lne Ant1ques Pomeroy Ot'uo Ru ss Moo re owner 740 992 9648 614 367 7010 2S26 Anuques no nem too targe or too 949-3016 small Also estates appratsals ret msh.ng custom orders 740 992 6576 W1il Ca1e For Elderly Days 01 Nlgn1S 18 OO/Hr Call Pam 740 3B8 0302 Or Shelly 740 38B 9168 Day Or N1ght Beant e Babtes Would Like To Buy Rehred Beame Babtes 800 /It? 6S4 4834 W II care lor tt1e elderly day or mght Call Pam or Shelley 740 38B 0303 or 740 38B 916B Day Cash Patd For Land In Gallta County Blackburn Realty 740 446-000B Clean Late Model Cars Or Irucks 1990 Models Or Newer Smtih Butck Ponttac 1900 East ern Avenue Galhpolts J & 0 Auto Parts Buy.ng wrecked or salvaged vehtcles or n1ght W II do babys•ttmg from 6 30am 5pm have refere nce 614 949 TIMBER We pay cash for tracts of hmb.er If tnterested m selhng your tifnbe r please let our pro tesstona fores try sta ll manage your ttmber lor mcome wtldllle and a place to enjoy the ou t do ors Supertor Hardw oods of Ohio lumber Co PO Boll 60£ Wellston Ohio 4S692 (740)38~ 4sn We Buy Autos In Any Condtlton Call 740 38B 9062 Or 740 446 PART Business Opportunity INOTICEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO 3816 BOO 242 8292 Professional Services Drtvers Wanted 500 Mtle Radtus Home Every Weekend Health Insura nce Pro vtded Wtth Famtly Coverage Avatlable 401K Rettrement Plan Ftrs t In First Out Otspatch Late Mode l Co nv Tra ctors Wtth Flatbed Trailers Compettttve Pay Percentage 01 Gross Contact 1 ltv!ngsiQJl s basement water prooftng an basement repair& done lree esttmates llfellme guarantee 1Oyrs on JOb expert 800-654 4157 lure hardwood & high quallly Shtrley Spears 304-675-1429 ence 304 675 2145 Pavne 1 Custom Timbering ROIIIIId S Poyno Jr Select Harvesters of large rna veneer limber Free Evaluations WVDOF Certllted 304 576 2014 Avon $8 $18 /Hr No Door To Door Quick Cash Fun 8 Relax lr>g 16007360168 AVON SB 120 /Hr No Door To 1996 Schull 3bedrooms 2baths vtnyl Std ng shmg led roo! barn building pnce reduced 304 675 800-296.0139 CLASSIFIED POSITION VACANCY Gallipolis City Schools Is See4<mg An lndiVIdua 1o Fill The Postl•on 01 EMIS {Educatton Management ~ tnformatton System) Coordinator Ouahltcattons Must Be Able To Operate Olhce And Compu ter EqUipment With High Degree 01 Accuracy Must Also Have Ver bat And Wrtllen Commun•callon Skt ll s Appltcattons Can Be Picked Up A.t 61 State Street GaiiiJ()IIS Ohio Computer Useres Needed Work Own Hrs $20K ISOK /Yr 1 BOO 34B 7186 X1173 Computer Users Needed Work own hours $20k 10 $50k/yr 1 800-348 71B6 >1508 Dependable And Fle,tble Certl fled Nurse Atd Needed For In Home Care Call Ad11anne Or An David Wt11te Services Inc Is Currently Interv ie wing For A Ouallfted SerlJtCe Techn•c•an This Is A Full Ttme Pes ton W1th Good Starttng Pay Vacat•on Holiday Pay And Heallh In surance Must Have Atleast 5 Years Backg rou nd In Se rv1ce Mu st Be W lhng To Wor k So me tnstallatton If Necessary Resume And Relerences Can Be Dropped Off At Our Oll lce At 1102 Jack son Pike Galtpolts Oh •o 45631 Or Ma lted To P 0 Box 250 Athens Oh1o 45701 Attenti on Service Manager ville WVA 304 736 3409 Only At lmmedtate openings lor CNA PT/ FT Requiru WV certlltcatton Musl be able to work att shif ts Excellent beneltt package for FT employees Contact Sandra Rett m1re AN DON 304 675 0660 Ext 124 Lakm ts an EEO em pl<>fer Med1cat Personne l To Do Mob1ie Insurance E~~:ams & Blood Draw& In Metgs County Fa;11 Resume To 304 766 4469 Or Mall To PMI PO Box 370 Dunbar WV 25064 EOE RadiO Account f}I8Cutive lmm&dlale Open1ngl We Are Looking For A Highly Mot vated .And Ekperlenced Sale& Representallve Who Is A Self Starter And Has A Proven Track Record Please Call John Pello11er A1 740 288 3023 Or BOO 232 1896 Jackson Counly Broaacasllng 29S E Main Slreel Jackson OH 45640 Otscount Mobtle Home Part s 6 Accessones Lowest Installe d Prices On lntertherm & Coleman Furnaces Heat Pumps & Arr CondtltOners Hugh Invent ory Wllh Easy Over The Phone Bank Ftnanctng Avatlable Replaca ment Parts And Servtce Calls Camp ete Stock Water Hea1ers Sk trttng Ktls $299 95 Anchors Wood & Fiberg lass Steps Rool Coatings Tubs Stnks Plumbmg Suppites Brea~ers Electrtcal Suppltes Range Hoocl & Parts Doors Wmdows Etc Bennetts Mob1le Home HTG & CLG 1391 Sallord School Road Gallipolis OH 1 740.446 9416 Or Toll Free 2116 tv NEW CONSTRUCTION Beau t1lul Two Story Colonial 414 Third Avenue GalllflOIIS 3 Bedrooms 2 tr.> Balhs LA & FA Formal DH11ng Room Oak Trim Ftreplace Much More Home Eligible For Tax Aba1emen1 $179 500 304 273 2940 River Frontage Gallipolis Brick Ranch Wrap Around Deck Calh&dral LA 3 8R 2 Balhs Lower level 2 Aec Rooms Wet Bar F P I Bath 2 Car Garage Ap p01ntment 740 797 4468 I Wanted To Buy Land In Galill County Area F_2Yfiuture Home 9384 Household Goods Appliances Recondlltoned Washers Dryers Ranges Refrt grators 90 Day Guarantee' Fren ch C•ty Maylag 740 446 779S 65 Acre Farm Fenced Newer 3 Bedroom Home 2 Baths Cen1ra1 Atr & Ftreplace Detacl1ed 30~~:40 Vtny l S1de Ga rage La rge Barn Wtth 6 Stalls 8 Tack Room Frost Free Water In Barn t 0 Miles From Gallipolis $650/Mo Plus Secunty 740 256 6367 Pome roy HUO approved $300 per month 740 992 5986 or 740 992 7511 Ato Grande Area 3 Bedroom Bath & 112 $4901Mo Depostt Re qulred W/0 Hook Up 1 888 840 OS21 Complete twin bed satellite dish & box trash co mpactor all In Go ld en Retriever Pup s AKC Registered 6 Weeks 1st Shots Couctl w1th ma t chtng cha1r mauve/ rust colored very good 2 Bedroom tra1ler references & depostt req utred Leave mes sage 304 675 1076 675 t550 2 bedroom apartment tn Pomeroy utthlles patd .no pets 740 992 24S 5747 Grubbs P a no lunmg & repa1rs Problems? Need Tuned? Call the p~no Dr 740 446 4525 JET AERATION MOTORS Hydrauli c o I owest puce tn lown Vent free gas heaters pro pane & natural gas on sale now Sider's Equtpment 304 675-7421 Repaired New & Rebu II In Stock Call Ron Evans 1 800-537 9S2B Locust renee posts tor sale John Deere M T parts 740.247 2961 loveseat L1ke New 2 Chairs & Anlique Dresser 740 368-9331 Set of three 14" John Deere plows 74Q-247-4793 Magic Chef Electric Range Euro pean Burner Almond Ew:cellen1 Used Farm Equipment For Sale Cond1110n StSO 741).446 970B Pomeroy Thrift Shop now buying Levt Jeans toys chtldren s cloth lng must be tn excellent cond1 lion Tuesday through Frtday 740 992 3725 740 38B 9352 Power Wheels four wheeler wtlh charger $50 Sharp lypewrtter $40 Emerson._ TV/am lm rad10 combo $50 Lloyds arnrlm B track works $tO electrtc 15" weedeat er $20 gray female ktllen to glv& aw"f A& S Fumltura $71j Oak C9flee and End TabiOI Buy, Se~, Trade Use!! & Ani1Ques Livestock Full BloodeCI Heeter Dogs One 9 Week Old Pup Two 1 Year Old Dogs $50 Each Regtstered Quarter Horse Fold Inc Fun 740 379-2838 Wllh Slorage Unlls In Each 1125 Bolh Call (740)245-9055 washers dryers refngerators ranges Skaggs Appltance.s 76 V ne Street Call 740 446 7398 1 BOO 499 3-499 Sporting Goods Bro wntng 9mm (380 ACP) pistol excellent condition asktng $450 080 caii741J.247 4024 Furntlure 304 773 5341 600PM Pll740-446 1104 740 441 0450 220S Message WARM UP Htgh Etltctency Natu ral And LP Gas Furnaces ltfe trme Warranty On Heat Exchang er ' II You Don 1 Call Us We Both Lose!' Free Esttmatesl Add On 446 6306 1 800 29H)09B STORAGE TANKS 3 000 Gallon Upr ght Ron Evans Enterpnses Jackson OhiO t 800-S37 9528 Sunquest super lanntng bed w/ fac1al tanner New bulbs sitU in box $1 600 304 675 4873 or :l04-67S-618B Waterline Spectal 314 200 PS I RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jackson Ohto 1 800 537 9528 We1ghl loss LOSE UP TO 30 LBS 30 Days Or Recommended 710 Autos for Sale 1969 Mustang 6 Cyhnder Auto Excellent tnt $5 000 304 675 3960 1975 BUick Century 2 Doors 84 000 Actual Miles 350 Engtne Automattc $475 Call Alter 4 00 PM 614 446-3S70 1981 ChevrOlet Capnce Ctass1c 1500 1977 Ford F ISO P ckup 1400 (740)245-9047 Aller 5 00 pm t 981 Monte Carlo dependable power seats V 8 qutck 304 882 3328 1985 Plymouth Tnmos Charger A 1 Condllt on New T~re s New Battery New WtndShleld $1 000 tOO% GUARANTEEO RESULTS 1 888 294 8079 OBO 740 25EH731 Westtnghouse Washer & Dryer Runs Ftne Looks Ltke New 1986 Dodge 600 ntce depend able car PS PB automatiC amlfm cas!>elle $1299 74Q-949 2045 1200 Bo1h 740 256-1216 Wood For Sate $35 A Load Wtll Deltver 740 388 8010 1989 Ltncoln Town Car Stgnature Senes Good Cond1t1on 79K $7 000 1987 Dodge Shadow 1550 Au1o $800 741J.446 B702 Building Supplies 1989 Omnt 67 000 M11es New Tues S 1 200 lmcoln 225 Amp AC Walder $175 (740)245-1513 Needs Some Aepalr ISO OBO 740 245-96t7 Block buck sewer ptpes wmd ows I ntets etc Claude W.nters R o Grande OH Call 740 245 1997 tandem axte traile r 1611 5121 Jeep Cl)erol<ee 740379 9047 560 1990 Ford Lane! XLT AC Cru1se Power Windows /locks Auto 8 bed $1 200 304 67S 192S 24 Bulb Wolf Bed $1 000 740 446 6982 8 Base Board Heate rs Potable Dishwa sher Exerctse Machine Pets for Sal41 6 Month Old Female Sl Bernard Raglslered Haa All ShOis 740 441-062B 1990 Dodge Omnt $1 500 1996 1992 LeBaron Convertable Cov er v 6 Auto A1r $5 300 740 256 1252 741).256 1738 ---------Beautllut 8 ptece setting Norltake Chma excellent conclltlon ask1ng 1992 Pontia c Gfand AM Black AC Crutse T1lt Looks & Runs Exce llent $3 900 Ask Fo1 Amos AKC Regtstered Bla ck Lab 2 Males 2 Females 740.446 4551 741J.446-B172 740 256 6251 $450 OBO caii741J.247 4024 740-446-9044 AKC registered Chmese Shar Pet pup5 lots ol wrmkles $250 & up 691 6777 Apartment tn Pomeroy 6 rooms 3 bedrooms bath & half washer! dryer hook up JlO pets $300 a Beauty Shop e~ulpment 3 sty! lng chairs 3 floor mats 2 sham poo bowls 1 dryer wlchalr mtr rors & extras Will sell all togeth New double wtde tepa $999 down Free delivery and setup mon1h 1150 depoSII 614 667 30B3a~er Spm er or separa1e 304 675 4873 or 304 675 6188 New 25x80 3 or 4 bedroom $39 995 Free delivery 1 800 New Repos Never Lived In Only 2 Lelt Free Delivery & Set up Call Finance Line For Free Ap proval 1-800 948 567B Quiet CounlrJ Sent,. wlth beau tllul mobile home forced to sell Ftnanclng available 304 755 Green Apls 149 or call 740 992 3711 EOH ..,------,-~- BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES 52 Weslwood Dnve lrom $260 lo 1334 Walk 10 shop Bland Newl Groal G1lll CO/video s1orage un ll Black and cherry Never ou1 ol box I12S Holds up lo 940 discs also hOlds lapes & movtes Call 740 446 2568 Call 740 992 6636 after 6 pm EQual Housing Opporlunily COs & tapes not Included Furnished Efllctency Apartment Central Heat & Air Gondttloned Carpet Throughout Private Park Brick Kitchen Cabinet Complete Wtth Coun1er Lazy Suaans Dou ble Sta!nlesa Steel Stnk Built In 614 949 2126 AKC Regtstered Mtm Dachshund puppMIS call614 992 9989 AKC Rolweller 9 Weeks 0 a Fe male Shots & Wormed Own Both Parent Only To Approved Home $350 740-446 1635 Beautiful AKC Reg German Shephard puppte s good blood line ready to go 211198 304 895 3348 1ng All Ulllllles Furnlsnod E•cepl ' 4 SIIMI 741J.379-9t10 Now Open Sundays 1 4 Mon Sat 446-2602 Cider pross Small lablo 6 leggea lable Oak top laDle w/ 2413 Jackson Ave Point Pleas ani 304-675-2063 metal legs Bookcase Cane bot tom chair Kerosene heater Old milk cans Lawn cha irs Glaas CFA Reglslerea Himalayan Kll WESTWOOD HOME SHOW usea & Repo sa8 As lil10. 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Garage 1 Acre MOL Galli polls $11o 000 741).44&-4441 18s 3 bedroom house stove refrlg erator washerfdryer clean no m stde pets depos1t reqwred 740 Oakwood Homes ot Nitro WV Mo $67 000 740-446 4323 land In Gall1a Jac;:kson Sc1oto Ptke Ross Athens Meigs Coun Cuatom made homes where the customer uta the price 6 wo own the bank Ftrst Ttme Buyers E Z Ftnancmg 2 Or 3 Bedrooms Around $200/ 1985 Ra nch 3 Bedrooms 1 Bath Large Ltvtngroom Large Kttchen 1 Ac re Galhpolts C1ty Schools Up S1 290 Down We Also Have RENTALS I BOO 251 5070 310 Homes for Sale GALLIA COUNTY NEW S Acre Slar1 ng AI $299/Mo fAMII.!u. E l Fmancng 2 or 3 Bectooms Around $200 Per Month HVAC SERVICETECHNICAN All Over Southern OtVo sno Any_.-A<feag-._ 740 379- 4 Bedrooms 2 Large Baths Starting $359/Mo Llmtled T ime 011e1 Only At Oakwood Barbours •nd Couage A1 Por1er (740) 38B1100 "LAND" 44&-0008 FIRSTTIME BUYERS REAL ESTATE gle 1 B00-481 6334 IJ1\I&St Your ReluOd In Something That Lasts Forever PREAM HOME SERIES ENTERTAINER, .. SUNRISE Loaded Wtlh GE ap pi ances starling at $299/mo FAMilY 4bedrooms 2 large baths starttng $359/mo l1m1ted ttme offer only at Oakwood Bar boursvtile WV 304 736 3409 Thts newspaper wtll not knowtngly accept adverttsemenls lor real estate WhiCh IS 111 VIOlatiOn Of the law Our readers are hereby tnformed that all ctwathngs adverttsed m thiS newspaper are avatlable on an equal opportumty bas1s TAX REFUNO "BUY LAND" Upstairs and Dow nstairs apart ments Available 91 Cedar Trader German Shepherds- Pure Wh1te •• •• EEK&MEEK 7527 741).388 8536 cle lraller $600 740 992 2242 good shape 304 675 1594 1994 Mercury Cougar XR7 BCyl PS PB leather Interior Electric Red Excellent Condtt1on Adult Driven 43 000 Miles 614 4461995 Satum SC2 Automattc Air Cruise AM/FM Casse ne Truhk AKC 3 Pups Lell 1395 740 2B6 8753 740 2B6 6851 1S19 Cash Paid For Land In Gallta County Blackburn Really 740 Appltance s parts $300 Tandy Rl1 000 com puler $400 almost new motorcy Rtdgewood Subdtvtslon Sandht ll Road Hllllop lot reacty lor spnng butldlng Newly paved road Ask lng$18000 304-675 8648 567B SUNRISE $6000 1989 Mazda 323 $3000 OBO 1966 Subaru gooa lor ECONOMY Healmg Ana Cooling Lots Open Meadows $12 900 Loaded W1th GE WV Contact from 10am-2pm English Re dltck Mate 3 Years Old 1st Place Wtnner In U K C Upstairs 2 Rooms & Bath Fur ntshed Clean No Pets Reference & Depostt Required 740 446 7SS 7191 755 5885 61h & George Sl New Haven 6233 Complete shoe and leather shop and mventory lor se ll or lease Mlddleporl 123 000 OBO 740 992 2290 Country Bwldtng Lots 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, 1998 model home Includes Free 11t-up & delivery Skirting air color TV & VCR Included All !or $219/mo Only while supplies last Call to regular rent apts 2br sewer trash & water paid laundry & playground on site very Clean close to school & stores 120 lee! long ao feel long on oth er stde 75 feet wide level lot m 1998 3br 2 batha tots of exlras set on tot Call for more mlo 304 1st T me Buyers E Z Fmancmg 2 or 3 Bedroom around $200 per month Free dellvary & set up Ca11 credtttme 1 800 948 5678 OLD ASH VILLAGE APARTMENTS Now accepllng afl!)llcallons lor Weaned 7 weeks Old 740 256 Callaftar 6pm 304 576 2602 Pulse Momtor ltke New $150 CAMP, HUNT, RETIRE On One Of Our 5 To 20 Acre OREAM HOME SERIES ENTERTAINER 3bedrooms 2balhs s1ar11ng a( $219/mo Ail real estate advert1s1ng tn thiS newspaper IS subtect to the Federal Fa1r Housmg Act of 1968 wh c:h makes 1 tlegal to adverttse any preference hm !alton or dtSCrtmtnalton based on race color rellg1on sex famtltal slatus or naiiOnal or gtn or any mtenlton to make any such pretefence ltmtlahon or diSCrtmmalion Neighborhood 1275 691 6777 1 On 0006 Coal/wood stove l1ke new $200 Mon Frl 304-882 3716 S17 900 3 Bedrooms 2 Baths Slartlng At Beauty sa lon tn Ohto tully equipped two work stattons well established clientele For lease senous mqutnes only 614 667 Help Wanted Door Ou1ck Cash! 'Bonuses• 2 Bedrooms 2 BalhS 740 446 3653 $219/Mo recommend s that you do bu s I ness with people you know and NOT to send money through the ma•l unit! you have nvest1gated lhe oHenng 230 AVON I All Areas 1990 14x70 Mans1on 2br exc cond appratsed $16 500 asking lnterMIIonat Company Neetls Help With Mall Order Home Based Busme ss $500 S6 000 Mo PT/FT Call For lnvervtew 1 EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 110 able 304 736-7295 5 New 1997 14 Wtdes Unbehev able Prtce Must Sell Before Jan 31st To Close Out Phystcal Year Call Credit Ltne 1 600 948 FINANCIAL 304 773 5033 MUST SELL 14x80 3 Bedrooms 2 Baths Owner Fmancmg Avatl d"f 304 901S 210 320 Mobile Homes for Sale 1994 Sultan Electnc Heat Pump Prolesstonai Tree Serv1ce Stump Rem oval Free Esltmates! In surance Btdwell Ohio 614 388 Wtll baoystt 1n my Ractne hOme non smoker state cerllf1ed 740 Acres Road 2 M11es From 14t WO<><l.ed Lol W/Bulld1ng S11e $13 000 740 441-08B1 $13 000 304-882 3966 Housecteantng And Offtce Clean 109 References Ava tlable 740 446 141 7 deposn required 2730 X1709 Sank Repo s Call 1 800 522 Fmance 147 500 740 256 60S6 740-886 9236 Care For The Elderly In There Home 20 to 40 Hrs Weekly 15 Years Expenence (740)446-2427 ed 10 Middleport call 7~0 992 7833 after 6pm References and posll 304 675 1371 or 304 67S 3230 741).441 1982 Brenda Fraz1er 11315 Lovely one bedroom apartment equ1ppea kllchen ulllllles lnclud New Double Wide Repo $999 00 Down Free Del very And Set Up! 7pm Frl Groce nes 500+ pairs of new curtams used tools Sat Jeff Pykes w/large new load WEL Wanted To Do English Coonhound Pups For Sale Had Shots Wormed And Modern 1br apt all utull1es paid ew:cept electric $250/mo + de BUY HOMES AS LOW AS Mt Alto Auction Every Frl Sat COME BACK Ed Frazier 1930 ' lngs 741).245-9258 $4,000 1 5 Bdrm Local Gov'l & 256 8336 740441 1B80 80 3 Bedroom Home 28 Gavin Street Rodney $45 500 Even The Daily Sentinel • Page 11 New palhs could open lor you m the year ahead that w1ll make 11 pos· "s1ble to fulfill a sec rei amh111on You w1ll be a~mmg for 1ntang1ble ralhcr than tang1 ble goals AQUARH,JS (Jan 20-Fcb 19) Chann, wn and thoughtfulness are t re 1ools you 'II be able 10 usc skill tully today to wm peers over lo your s1de Whal you wan! for yourself. ; ou 'II want for them Get a JUmp on hte by understandmg the mfluences w1ll govern you m the year ahead Send for your Aslro-Graph pred1c1tons by ma1hng $2 to Astro Graph, c/o th1s newspaper, P 0 Box 17~8 . 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New York NY I0156 Be sure lo state your zod1ac stgn yourscll wuh up~ .ttmdt \ 1duals TAURUS (Apnl 20-M,IV ~0) Tod.1y ) nu II he ahk In keep Y""' head when C\ ~ryonc else 1s losmg theirs You wdl he Imp ressed w11h lhc lolly olthose makmg a h1g fuss over nothmg GEMINI (May 21 -Junc 20) Usc gen tle measures w1th soc1al companIOns or bus<ness associates today They w1ll be more cffccuve than 1ssu mg forceful d<rect1ves CANCER (June 21-July 22) You could be pleasantly surpnsed today when someone you thought never notiCed you makes an 1mpress1ve gesture that shows he or she holds you •n h1gh regard LEO (July 23-Aug 22) In bUSIness Situations today, you'll func11on l1 uvc rather than emotmnal Analyze events log~eally VIRGO (Aug 23 Sept 22) S1r1vc to he agrceahle w1th your male 1oday Kcer peace m the household by try m~ nut to ovcrru.Jc ht~ or on rwam:Jal matters her \CtOC5 LIBRA (Sept 21 Oct 21)Early m the day you m1gh1 take yourself and events too scnously Later, these l~chngs should pas, and you II be ahl~ to enJOY fun and , 1mes SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 22) An assoc1atc tn your field of endeavor m1ght bc~n poS1t1nn today to gen crate so ng benefic 1al for yo ur career Be grateful rccc1vcr SAGITIARIUS (No' 23-Dcc 21) Sllmeonc who hkcs you m1ght be cookmg up some spee1al plans You mtght learn of them today, but keep everythtng to yoursell un11lthe event IS announced CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan 19) Today looks favorable for you where your matenal mtcrcSIS are concerned If you're not addmg to your resources , avatl yourself of all of opportumues JANUARY 291 �' . I ., ""' • 't<1, . Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Mei~s Cou-~ty CouncU on Aging, Inc.·'. Multipurpose Senior Ce ·ter, 1st .Floor '(740) 992-2161 FAX (7 , ) 992-7886 112 East Memorial Drive, P.O. Box 7 ·2, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 . SERVICES & PROGRAMS FOR SENIORS AT THE MULTIPURPOSE· SENIOR CENTER ENTERTAINMENT SERVICES & PROGRAMS FOR SENIORS Chore Service (Cieaning-lanndry) Educational Programs Homemaker/Health Serviceo Big Bend Cloggen Miami Univ.e nity ThraU Cluldren•e Theater Meigo High Bra.. Band Swinging Senion Bruce Stone PROGRAM PRESENTERS Dr. Niek Robinoon Dr. Nimcy Kime Becky Baer Kenny Wiggino Hal Kneen Home Delivered Meals Evening Meals Home Maintenance (minor home repairo) Health Assessment fn.. Home A&&essment •u , ilef!!th Clinks P enoonal Care lnfonnalion and Referral Respite Care (oooiolanee for families who are caring for an elderly family member in their home) l»rotective/Legal Assistance S~ppon Assistance (for example, filling out insurance/medical fonns and answering llenelil questions) Tax Assistance T t-:msportation and Escort Wellness and Health Pn:vention Programs Fitness Center Nina Dixson Ludla Driggs Elizabeth Duffy Eloise Adam!<. Emma Adams Maxine Dugan Rohert & Maxine Durst Jack Adams . Crace Allen Shirley Appleby J)orsc & Mildred Arnold William & Helen Arnott f 1 ·~ ' Stella Aokins Raiph & Dorolhy Badgley · Eowa rd Uaer , Ei mer Baile y ~ Joiln & r-lcnriclta B<.~ilcy Wilma Ballard ~ Sybil Barr · Richard & Maccl Barton . GoldiC Basham John Baxter ' ' Wayne Deal LcuiSl' Bcarhs ~ Fred Beaver ~ Theresa Decker ~ I-.: ~ .:: Ethd Bentz ~ Cor:1 Birch t A~hley Bishop ( Margaret Bishop r ·• Burddl & Effie Black iI Challes & Daisy Blakeslee Jcunic Bowie'> f .u:ua Bri~.:kks , ~ homer Brickies Emma Broderick · Glady!'! Brothers bne Brown Addie Duck Mary Buck Genevieve Uurdcne Elmer & Martha Burns William Butcher Mild ted C01 ldwdl Ruhal Caldwell Nancy (:a mp~ll EliZJbeth Carman Eli:z.abclh Carpenter Ekny Carsey Ruby CaMille Otis & Tclitha C islo · Margaret Cauthorn Richard .~ Manh<t Chambt:rs Ouida Chase Manha Chi ld., Manley & Malinda Christ)" Doug Circle ""\ Florence Ci rcl'c ..,.., Marion Easterday Mary Easte rda y Polly Eichinger Edna Epperson Harvey Erlcw inc Edna Eva"n:-. Vernon & lktty Evan... Edna Fiber Cl:ucnr..-c "'Ed" Fife. Dorothea Fi~hcr Hden f "i!i_tlcr Jamc" M. FiSher Ray Foster Emma fox '·Betty Frazier Lil<.~h Frcckc:r Rober! & June Freed Ruby Frick Betty Friend Ehzabt:th Gilke y Lydia Gilkey Pearl & Clara Gi lkey Irene Gilmore Marg:uel & Erwin GIOt.'Ckncr Charits & MaKinc Gocglcin Pt~lma Good"Win Walter Green . Garner Griffin Doug & Norma Grove r Myrtle Grover Virgil & Mary Hamm Lewis Harper Hilda Harris Georgi.! & Dorothy •tart Rodic Hatfield Eva Dcs..;aue r M:uic Hauck Amanda Mac lhwk Louise. Ucincs Emme linC Hendrix Betic Hoffman Uotlhi Hob!<.!ctter Freda llood IIden 11001..1 John Hood Naomi Hnsc h;u Virginia Hoy! Carl Huhhard Nadine llud.'iOn Sar01h flu II Carl Hyse ll Charles & Ruth Hysell Dwightllyscll Flossie Hyse ll Mildred Jacoh... Bernice Jdfcr!l Franu:s & 1\oward Jcfkrs Curti" Jenkinson Leonard & Norma Jewell Louisa Johnson Mildred Johnson George & JUne Kalalla George Kauff John Keams Leste-r & Frances Keaton Marcia Keller W:mda Keller Alcxandt~r Joan May M<~y U:llie McCain V,irgi nia McClelland Virgil McElroy liazcl McKelvey. Mildred Mc;.~dows Kathryn Metzger Rev. William Middlc."owanh Icy Miller Sicglind c Miller Cecilia Mitch George Moore Jean Moore Mayc Mora Joyce Morarity Vicki Mcrarity Violet Morarjty JO!o.l'ph Morgan Ada & Clyde Morris Florence Mus.~r Miriam Nau George & lk ulah Nciglcr Sarah Nciglcr Wanda Nciglcr Flo:-.:.ic Nd:.on Naomi' Nevi lle Ethel NeWman Carroll N.:•rris Orsic Marie Norris Pearl Norris lola Jeun Null William O'Donnell Ethel Orr Jeancnc Lawrence DciOcn Paucrson James & Shi rley Pauley Austin Phillips Elwood Phillips Dorothy Pierce Alice Pl:lntz Ca ryl Pookr Marilyn Powell Lloyd Priddy Charles Kiser Kathy & Gerald Pullin.~ Ulondena Rainer Rose Raub Dmothy R..:ibd Pauline R1denour Mildred Riley Ze lia Riley Mar"y Rmchart . Jnscp.hine Ritchie Mary Rllchic Leona Roach Nell it! Roark Do1othy .Roberts Marie Robinson Patricia Shain Nina Rohin~n Ella Mac Romine Gamel Rou:-h Irene Rousll · Mary Kay Roush Sara Roush Virginia Rowe Viola Rum field Magadlene Ru......ell ~aisy Deem Alberta Koehler Kathleen Scou Gladys Deem Lydia DeLong Rurh Koenig Oara Krider Dessi~ Kuhn Dorothy Clark Ida Mae Clark Paul Clark. Lando & Elizahcth Clay Lucille Clay LA:ona Cleland She rwood & Beulah Co llier Reuben &. Th elma Coil ins Bonn it: Conde Zelia Coppick Raymond Cot terill Ida Mac Cowdery Laura Cozart Gera ld ine Cr~"' Charles CrQw Marjorie Cunningham Jewe ll Cur1is Olga Daniels Lcrena Da~il:ison .Hildtl & Eugene Davis ~~ft~e ~a~:s Lillian De1noskey Richard DeMoss Roben & Mary Dempsey 1 • Earl Denny I11 · Sarah Caldwell · . Alia Dill AgnCs:Dixon Peg Dougla.< •. ·"' Do101hy Downie , ,. Lewis Kennedy Pauline Kennedy ~:;~~th~ht ~~~e~ ~~~~:orge Sayre ,, · ~· "I Phone Carl Smith Fr•-4,,1< ilcnha Smilh • Helen' Smith lucille Smith Mary Smith Melvin & Olive Smith Mark Sorden Am~ Sorrdl June Soulsby James & Alberta Spaun Hetty Spencer Mildred Spencer Adolph's Dairy Valley McClure's of Pomeroy Pomeroy Flower Shop Dan's Meigs Farm Market Emi ly Sprague ~ccr Frances St<Jrr ' Healthv Stcos'Wt. Society y cps II ness Center Karr Audiology Racine Dental Clinic · R,uth Stearns Agnes Stevens Ros.-.: & Trudie Stewart Josephine Stiles Harry & Mary Stobart Evdyn Stowe Alice Struble Joe Swain lkmicc Swartz Genevieve Swanz Jane Teaford Viola Teagarden· Grella Thomas Alice Thompson ~brricuc Thom.p~n S01dic Thucncr Mabel Tracy Miklrcd Tracy Elmer Tufts Opal Tyree Eugene Underwood Rowena V<~ughan Mabel Waddell Robcr1 & Marie Waldnig Gladys Walker Virgil & Bonnie Walker Dona ld Weaver Ann Webster Gerald & Mildred Shuster M.yrt lc & Joseph Si~..on Gwinnic White Harold & Ella Wilt Norman & Allegra Will Virgini;1Will lJcl\'a Willard Ella Williams Bernice Wibun Robcr1 & Normu Wii!<.On Mary Wingett Vdm;1 Winland Aaron Wolfe Gladys Wolfe JoM:ph & Mildred Wolfe Liu.it: Wood Dorothy Woodard Ca rol Wri:-ilon Hilda Yeaugcr Lucille Y&.lugcr Don & leila Young Ndlie Zerkle, __ Mildred Ziegler Jewell Welch Victor & Alice Wolfe Carl WeeSt: Schmoll Optometries Pomeroy Post Office Quality Print Shop Big Bend CB Radio Club Mitch Meadows ' Paul Hill Greenhouses Roush Brothers Greenhouse Thornton Greenhouses Meigs County Chiropractic Clinic Virgil Hill and Sons' Greenhouses Big Bend CB Radio Club Latlics Auxiliary American Legion- Feeney Bennett Post #128 American.Legion-Feeney Bennett Post #128 Ladies Auxiliary Vaughans IGA Ki Hard Frut ngh Ph annacy ware ~ Francis Florist i Subway R' Ai lie d. Pharmacy .,.,. Clark's Jewelry Store Locker 219 Flowers By Craig I. AreaAgcncyonAging Holzer Medical Center Kroger P~armacy bU-COM Anhr-itis Program Roekspring.' Rehab Center Veterans Memorial Hospital Drew Webster -39 O'Dell Lumlx:r 1 Jenkins GG~:;~:~:j:: Circle's Pine Meaa<do~:w:s l~~lllouses Meigs Fair Home National Broughton OU-COM Community Service Programs O'Biencss Memorial Hospit~l Health Recovery Services, Inc. G-J-M Board of Alcohol, Drug Addiction & Mental Health Services Peoples Bank Hobart Sales & Service Valley Lumber A 1 TREE OF LIGHTS , ~ . . Sco vlrgmut U Do.ayton ara J · 1 1 S ames nge s, r. : D: & 5 h5 pcnccr n & Hetty Maurer 5 h u It il'l" d•._u on cna Rainer Mary Hindy Donna Williamson Alice Houdashell Rosaltc Slory Exa Mac Christ ian Joan May Susan Mash Viola Rumfidd Avis Lawson June & Archie Irene Parker "" Margaret Parker George Skinner George Harris, Jr. Margaret & Leland Parker Pat Th;•mas · Jim Lower Linda King Eleanor Smith Helen Baer Libby Fisher Tom Stohart Sandy Needs Camlyn Smith Kenny Wiggins Joan Wolfe Mary Powell Patty Strubel Marge Gibbs Pauto'ac R1'dcnoor Helt:n Swartz Bobbi Pauley Mary Loudner Charles Kiser Junior & Rita White June 5\rulsby Polly Eichinger . Hany & Mary Stoban Elhel Bentz . Nellie Parker Harold Rainer Rotien & Manha Beegle Nellie Zerkle Sue's Greenhouses Art Hill Greenhouses Woodland Center.;, Inc. _Powell's Super Value R.D. Wilson Jessica Jones Geraldine Cleland Mary Rinehart Dwain &: Wilma Caslo . Virginia Hoyt Rachaei !)ownie Elmer Brandt Emma Adams Sampson & Jean Hall Opall)'rte Jo Hines It Family Ruben & Thelma Collino Carol Wriston Joan Corder Nonga Robens Isabelle Wolfe Ethel Newman Jean Seidenable Cummins Farms "Curly" Wiles Jeff Thornton Paula Woods John Costanzo Grace W.arncr . . , Suzy Cam.ntcr -~ Carol Lunsford Hazel Seiler.~ Gcnrude Robinson Maxine Gaskill Richard & Polly Cunis Jane Walton Helen Fisher ' APPRECIATION TO: Mary & leo David'iOO PCggy Dou"la.'l o A . f. Prescription Oxygen, Rx 02, Inc. SPECIAL THANKS Jolln Leates & Staff Maidie: Mora Family I • -~~:~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ Mdp Couoty Commlslioatn 4 Local/Slate Elected Olliciols Mtlp c ..nty Health Deparlmeat Tlte Dlily SeaUael Mdp Coua~y EMS: Mtlp Couoty Tnul~lorb WMPO Radia ·· · , : Mdp TB Oilier Mtlp Caualy Elllensloti Ser¥1ct Paulene Hanisoft to ''" Cilcla Slardrer Uailed Fuad for Meip Couaty =========fH Sitrv o umu · ka 2 Sections, 12 Pages, 35 cents A Gannett Co. Newspaper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Frtday, January 30, 1998 Long-term effect of funding plan vexes legislators By JOHN McCARTHY Associated Press Writer COLUMBUS- Lawmakers who negotiated a new school•funding proposal said they were a.~ concerned about lhe long-range effecl as much as an immediate fiK, despite the fact that they won't be at the Statehouse much longer. ' "'I don't think that was a consideration" in the negotiations, Senate Minority Leader Ben Espy said ' Thursday. Espy, D-Columbus. was one of · four leaders who worked on the pro· posal ·in private meetings during the last two months. Because of lerm limits. he is eligible for just one more four-year term, and is running for reelection this year. Senate President Richard Finan also faces his la.~t election, while House Speaker JoAnn Davidson and House Minority Leader Ross Boggs will be forced out after 2000. Money already is available to implement !he plan in the budget year that begins July I. But funding beyond thai depends on the package lawmakers finally produce in CIC~ ,takes Coutr\try Neighbor Program, Inc.- Orwell, OH Joy WilsOn- Orwell, OH Rohcrt & Virginia Muth- Orwell, OH Donald"& Elaine Eyring- Andover, OH Elizabeth Chiarelli· Conneaut, OH Middlefield Tire & Car Core Center, Inc. Middlefield, OH The Andover Bank- Andover, OH 'fheo Smith- Orwell, OH ancy Campbell- Pomeroy, Oli ck Tanner· Orwell, OH eve Trudick· Burton, OH "avi• True Value Hardware & Supply- Orwell, OH Y.•lley Drug· Orwell. OH \\Jiuntecr Fire Dept. - Orwell, OH ,..eldcdTuhc Inc.· Orwell, OH ~~~:;~Neighbor Patmns- Orwell, OH II Chcs.1ick· Rome. OH Valley Middle SchtKJI- Orwell, OH Senior Citizens Chorus & Band u.;e u;C F W'l·' ·aye l "errnuth Brogan Warner insurance G&M Fuel Company 'Office Service and Supply Swisher & Lohse Drug Store Acquisitions Kroger ContinUity of Care Dairy Queen Ohio River Bear Company ACCESS French City Foot Clinic Holzer Hom' Care of VM H Overbrook Center Modern Woodmen Hubbards' Greenhouses Mick Davonport Ato Z Variety DAV Rocksprings Greenhouses FLOOD DONATIONS Olive Orange Memorial Post 'l053 Scipio Township Senior Citizens Meigs County Sheriff's Dept. Meigs County Historical Society VMH Day Treatment Program VMH Behavioral Health Unit 1 1 Karen's G P~u l &. Virginia Scoll Ray Searles & Family Margaret Secrist George Sellers Frances Shaeffer Maxine Shain Mary Showaher The cost of membership for 1998, is $3.00 per Individual. What is your $3.00 used fq,r? ·The dollars raised through the Meigs Multipurpose Senior Center Membership . campaign will-be used to pay for lhe cost of printing and mailing the newsletter six times per year and as local match dollars for inhome services. ORGANIZATIONS AND BUSINESSES Farm_ern Bank Norns-Northup Dodge Rutland Tire Sales . Middleport Trophies & Tees Brown Food Service .., nd , ne y s Pam ida • ; Name ----------------------, Address -------------------- Pal Meyer Barb Nakaniohi, Re!!iotered Dietitian Nancy Smith, R.N. Sarah McGrew R. N., B.S.N Dawn Dailey- OSHIP AUee Wolfe John Carey, Ohio Houae of Rep. '. '' . \lol. 48, NO. 201 C>1998, Ohio Valley Publlahlng Company ••••••••••••••••••••••• Llnda Conway Mostly cloudy tonight, lows In the mid 20s. Saturday, partly cloudy. Highs In the 40s. en tine You may stop .in at the Senior Center or mail your membership to: Meigs County Multipurpose Senior Center, P.O. Box 722, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. If possible, please Include a stamped, self-addressed envelope. Thank you for your support. ~::e~~~dery Mary Kunzelman Lee Lia Tipton, 0. T. Ho~r Rehabilitation Dr. Douglao Hunter DanRigp Dr. Jameo Burda ~~~;~: ~~:~! Charles Lamben Raymond Landers Eura Largenr Ted & Kethcl Halfield · Vina.< Lee " Bob Smiddie Kathy Gerwin- Medicare Part A Ted Strickland- US Con~ Rep. Jenny Keller .·. Dr. Leopold Lioo Dr. Edward Black, Ph. D. Linda Mayer Audrey Sanford Dr. William Snith, Jr. Pam Booth , Janice Hayne•, BA, CMoT CHURCH DONATIONS Dorothy Long Meadic Luug lJcuy Lowe Mary Lyon Bill Markum William Matlack Don & Deny Maurer Kart!n Gibton Joan AndeHon." Rebecca Bartln, R.M.T. & B.C. Shawnee Lewis- Pfizer Co. MI. Union Baptist Church Racine Baptist Sunday School Class 14 Pomeroy First Baptist Church . United Methodist Men's Prayer Breakfast Pomeroy Church of Christ Rocksprings United Methodist Women Racine First Baptist Church Ladies Missionary Fellowship National Association of Congrq:atlonal Churches MI. Moriah Church of God Ladies Auxiliary East Letart United Methodist Women Racine United Methodist Women Bertha M. Sayre Missionary Society Tuppers Plains Church of Christ Trinity Church DONATIONS Doris Adam~ • SWian EUiou, R.N. Recreational/Social Activities .:leti;red and Senior Volunteer Program Pick 3: 1·6·7 Pick 4: 1·6·3·9 Buckeye 5: 7-14-15-21-36 Sport$ on Page 4 Your paid membership to the Meigs County , Council on Aging, lac. is a measure of support for the Multipurpose Senior Center and for the many services it provides. Each · paid membership received verifies to regional, state and national funding agencies that the Senior Center Is providing needed programs to older adults. Rio Grande Chorale IN THE HOME Center Dining (nutritious meals) I SUPPORT YOUR SENIOR CENTER BUYA 1998 MEMBERSHIP Junior & Rita'white Bill Butcher Big Bend Community Band Myron and June Duffield Rev. Bob & Joann Robinoon Chriet Academy BeD Choir Lark Quartet £:0NTRIBUTORS Community Support Program (idenlify_ing problems and obtaining assistance) ·Trailblazers fall to Chicago Bulls 100·87 I 1997 Alzheimer's Disease/Related Disorders (family caregiver training and support groups) Ohio Lottery Celebrating 25 year of Service 1973-19 THANKS TO Arlee Ablxm • I Page 12 • Tile Daily Sentinel ' response to an Ohio Supreme Court ruling that Ohio schools are unfairly funded. or the 12 representatives and senators who announced the plan to !he media on Wednesday, only four - all senators - have a chance to serve beyond 2000. Bul lhe negotiators did not lhirik about 'school funding in terms of their political careers. Davidson said. "h was much more lhe opposile direclion," osaid Davidson. RReynoldsburg. One of lhe plan's opponenls. however, saw it differently. '"The only incentive is you get reelected through lhe first year." said Rep. Robert Netzley, R-Laura. "'That's everybody's plan, to get through this year without having to do anything substantive for educalion." But Boggs said larger issues were at work . "If anybody had said thai, I lhink the o1her people in the room would have looked very disfavorably at that individual." said Boggs. D-Andover. Term limits also tigured into , :< ' t i ' LAWMAKERS CONFER- House Finance Committee members Frank Sawyer, D-Butler, and C.J. Prentiss, D-Cieveland, conferred during Sen. Robert Cupp"s testimony on a bipartisan school fundIng plan Thursday at the Statehouse. {AP) another major part of the plan. The spenl more time digging into the proposal included setting up a com· intricacies of school funding," she mittee to review education funding said. issues, beginning in 200 I. Because Sen. Linda Furney. the assistanl leadership will be virtually new, cur· minority leader..agreed that the new rent lawmakers who may still be leaders should be ready 10 deal with around are learning about the nuls !he issue. and bolts of the complicated issue, "'We never approached anything Davidson said. · that way before but it's now lime lo "One of the things that has hap- do that. I think people can gel up to pened is that more legislators have speed." said Furney, D-Toledo. -....-.... coinmand of clinic buildi~g It's official. The Meigs County Community Improvement Corpomtion became the owner of the li>r'mer Holzer Clinic in Middleport Wednesday afternoon al a deed signing rilual at the Holzer Clinic administrative offrces in Gallipolis. · Partidpaling were Dr. J. Craig Sirafford. president of the Holzer Clinic Board; Meigs County Economic Development 'director Ron McDade; Dr. Barry Dor.iey, president of the University of Rio Grande; and Robert E. Daniel. Holzer Clinic administrator. The buil(ling. localed on Mill Street. will be !he site of the Meigs County Branch of the University of Rio Grande. Daniel . said the clinic was pleased to assist the Meigs com· muriity in tinding a place for the proposed branch campus. McDade said sign-up for cla.~ses at DEED SIGNING_;_ The Holzer Clinic building in Middleport for· mally changed hands this week with the deed being signed over to the Meigs County Community Improvement Corporation. Sign- · · lng the deed were seated, Dr. J. Craig Stafford, right, Holzer ClinIc Board president, and Ron McDade, Meigs County economic development director; stendlng, Dr. Barry M. Dorsey, left, president of of the University of Rio Grande, and Holzer Clinic AdminIstrator Robert E. Daniel. the new branch will be held Feb. 12. 3-7:30 p.m. al the Meigs Coumy Multipurpose SeniorCitiztns Center. "We need a goO<J response from Meigs County and area citizens," said McDade. Cla<>es are projecled lo begin March 15 for spring quarter. Meanwhile. the CIC is in the process of finding conlraclors to renovate the new branch campus· site. Wartime sacrifice of 4 chaplains honored locally on this Sunday Four Chaplains' Sunday will be obs~rv~d this weekend in Meigs ·couniy. Mayors of all five Meigs Counly villages- Middleport Mayor Dewey "Mack" Horton. Pomeroy's Frank Vaughan. Scott Hiil from Racine and Joann Eads from Rutland. and Syracuse's George Connolly - jointly proclaimed this upcoming Sunday as Four Chaplains' Sunday. in remembrance of four Army chaplains who gave !heir lives to save others aboard a sinking troopship in World War II. The four chaplains were Rabbi Alexander D. Goode, Father John P. Washington. and ministers Clark V. Poling. Dutch Reformed. and George L. Fox, Methodist. In the early morning hours of Feb. 3. 1943. the Amc;rican troopship Dorchester•.carrying 905 servicemen bound for Greenland. was torpedoed . by a German submarine in the North Atlantic . . The ship left its convoy a few hours short of its destina,ion. not an unusual maneuver. A Nazi submarine stalking the ship fired a torpedo that atl'Uck amidships and exploded in the , boiler· room, killing many instantly. Some we~ trapped below deck. Oth011, jolted from their bunks, half !Pitep, clambered to reach the decks • of the stricken vessel. The ship, taking on water rapidly, began listing to slarboard. Because security reasons prevented use of distress llares. escort vesse ls. slill close enough to assisl, pushed on into the darkness. unaware that the Dorchester was sinking. Overcrowded lifeboats capsized; rafts drifted away befor~ anyone ~ould reach them. · Aller saving many lives. four chaplains- two Proteslanl ministers, a Catholic priest, and a Jewish rabbi - gave their own life bells to four soldiers. The Dorchester sank carrying with it the four chaplains and some 675 servicemen.ln remembering .the fouc men, the procla!flation reads. in part: "The shock of I_he lorpedo and the listing of the ship caused confusion and panic among the troops. Calmly - without the loss of a mollJI!;r.t the Chaplains led the meo ·'16- the ship's boxes of life jackets and passed tbem to the .soldiers with boat-drill 'precision. When the supply was exhausled,- the !=haplains gave their life jackets to four young Gls andJold them to jump. Twenty-five minutes later lhe Dorchester went dowh. The last anyone saw of the Four Chaplains they ·were standing on the slant- Proposal offers healthy ai.d hike to ·l ocal schools .' ing deck - their anns linked in prayj!r - to the one God they all served." Members of the Drew Webster Post 39 of the . American Legion. Pomeroy. will hold a four Chaplains' Sun~ay service at 9:30a.m. at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Pomeroy. Members of the post will meet · outside at 9:15 a.m. before entering the church. The post conducts lhe service-at a·differenl Ghurch.each year. The four were posthumously awarded t,he Distinguis~ed Service Cross- the Anny's second-highesl . a)l'ard below the Medal of Honor for "exlraordinary heroisrri in con· nection with military operations against an opposing enemy force" .In addilion, !hey were lhe subject ·of a 194S 3-cent postage stamp. The four chaplains are now remembered on Four Chaplains' Sunday, observed the lir.;t Sunday in February. by resolution of the U.S. Senale. It is also designaled as "Go To Church Sunday." Religious Emphasis Week .is always held lhe week following Four Chaplains' Sunday and promotes the religious ideals that have made this counlry strong, -according to. the American Legion. ' By AARON MARSHALL Sentinel Col!.lmbus Bureau COLUMBUS -The Gallia County Local School District i., one of the biggest winners in the state under lhe biparti san school funding plan unveiled by legislative leaders thi s week. The district would stand to gain a whopping 35.7 percent more in state aid in 1999 !han they did this year. according to districl by district breakdowns of the plan made available Thursday. In Meigs County. Eastern Local Schools would see aid increase from $2,895.400 this year to $3.317.366 in 199H-99. an increase of 14.6 percent: Meig~_ Local would go up from $8.581.547 to $9.756.608 ( 13.7 Jl"rcent); and Soulhern Local Schools. up from $2.1·58.926 to $2.2X5.725 (5.9 percent). The huge increase is due primarily to a change in the state foundation formula that determines hqw much state aid a district is eligible to receive. Under the plan, any district- such as Gallia County Local - that levies less ·thun 23 effective mills of property tax will have the stale pick up the difference in millage for them up to 23 mills. So Galli a County Local- which levies 20 mills - stands 10 nel an addilional $1.240,139 because of this guarantee. Under lhe plan. Gallipolis Cily recerved a 3.3 percent boos! in 1999 slale aid when compared to 1998. · Slate Rep. John Carey. R-Wellston. said he was pleased with exira money his districts would receive. bul said he was slill wailing lo hear all lhe details of the plan before deciding how he would vote. "People Have asked me if I think thi s meets the court's demand. I don't know if it does. but I do think it takes us a step closer." he said. The sch<>?l funding plan was crafted to comply with a March Supreme Court ruling tossing out the state's school funding sy>tem. Lawmakers were given a year to come up with a new system. (Continued on Page 3) ,1-!Qffman seeking new term as commissioner Meigs Counly Commissioner Fred Hoffman has filed his petition for the Republican nomination for commissioner in the May 5 primary. Hoffman was appointed as commissioner in October 1993 and was elected to a four-year tenn in 1994. He resides in Middleport wilh his wife. Pauline. They have four children and five grandchildren. • In making the announcement of his candidacy. Holiman issued the following stalement: "During the past several years as a county commissioner. I have been instrumental in providing assistance to many fire departments, townships and villages and will certainly continue to provide this support as tinances are ·available. "A large amount of grant funding has been obtained for the extension of rural water service to hundreds of Meigs County residents who previously did not have this available. "I have lried lo work with residents and officials in all areas of !he. county to increase and improve coun; ty services which are available 10 !hem. "I feel that Meigs County is definitely on the move in the righl direction toward more economic development happenings in the near future. and the commissioners' oflice has been aclively involved in uttempting to bring industry and more jobs to our county. "I feel that many exciting developmenls will be happening wilhin our Fred Hoffman coumy in the very near future and 1 WOUld like IO OOCC again be of St!rVi~C tn Meigs County residents and be a part of increasi ng jobs and induS!rial and commercial developments in our area." Lewinsky friend breaks silence; s~ys she overheard conversation WASHINGTON (AP) - The woman whose secret tape recordings · led 10 a criminal invesligation of wheiher President Cl'inton tried to cover up a sexual affair with Monica Lewinsky says she overheard Ms. Lewinsky on a late-night phone call from the president. Linda Tripp, a Pent~gon employee who had worked at the White ' House. broke her si lence today amid criticism of her true intentions in prompting an obstruction of justice investigalion by Whilewater prosecutor Kenneth Starr. Her comments came a day after Clinton won a majorvictory .when an Arkansas judge ruled that evidence concerning Ms. Lewinsky will be ~xcluded from the trial in the Paula Jones sexual harassment case against lhe president. "two !racking polls conducted Wednesday night show Clinton gaining support. A CBS News poll shows 73 percent of the public ap('lrove of the job Climon is doing as presidem. retaining the .,bounce he received immediately afler his State of the Union speech Tuesday night. The approval rating. up from 57 percent on Monday. is Clinton's highest ever. CBS said. · In a Fox News/Opinion Dynamics . survey. 77 percent believed Clinton would finish out his term.- Forty-five percenl of the respondents said they believe Clinton's denials of lhe allegations while 43 percent don't. Tripp. in a two-page statement issued through her attorney, said Ms. . Lewinsky described "every detail" of the alleged relationship with Clinton during hundreds of hours of conver~ sat ions over the past I 5 months. "In addition. I was present when she received a late- ni ght phone call from the p~esident. I have also seen numerous gifts they exchanged and he:rrd several of her tapes of him," Tripp said. on the Clinlon adminisfration, which followed a court ruling by U.S. Dis!riel Judge Susan Webber Wright in Little Rock , Ark . · Starr had requested that Wrighl halt evidence galhering in the Jones lawsuit because lawyers in !he civil She said she "was also present case were interfering with his crimi - when Monica made and recei·ved nal investigation by pursuing !he numeroUs phone calls which were of same witnesses and evidence. a volatile and contentious nalure The Lewin sky affair wou ld not be directly relaling to her relationship worth a delay in the Jones trial with the president." scheduled for late May because it is Her altorney. Jim Moody. said in "not essentrul 10 the core issues in an interview that Tripp had been stay· this case," Wrigh1 ruled. "This ing overnight in the guest bedroom at weighing process compels the conMs. Lewinsky's apartment in the -. elusion that ev1dence concernino Watergate complex when she was Monica Lewinsky should be excluct" awakened by a ringing telephone. ed from the trial of this matter." "Linda did hear parts of" LewinMrs. Jones· attorneys promised an sky's side of "the conversation: I'm immediate appeal. not going to characterize them, but In Washington , negotiations the call lasted about 20 minutes," reached an impasse in ' !he effort by Moody said. Ms. Lewinsky's lawyer to obtain "After the phone call was over," immunity from profec ution in Moody said. "the two women sat exchange fur his client's lestimony in down together. Monrca explarned Starr's investigation. !hat il had been the president calling Atlorney William Ginsburg mel and the two women discussed the face-lo-face with Starr's staff for Jess matter in detail. !han 45 minutes, and emeroed :'I'm not_ goi ng to comment on e_x~ressing frustration with the ne~n­ thetr dtscussron. All ot thrs ts head- tratrons:· ed for the ~rand jury investigating the " If you asked if we made any prestdent. Moody added. progress. we are making progress Another Tnpp altorney, Anthony today on preparing Monica a Zaccagnini, told Baltimore radio sta- defense." Ginsburg said. tion WCBM this morning that " it Stanley Brand: a onetime chief would be fair to say that she (Tripp) counsel for the House, said the pause heard lhe president 's voice." in immunity talks shows that Starr Climon says he never had sex with "doesn't like Ihe lestimony " Ms. Ms. Lewinsky and never told her to Lewinsky would provide in re1urn for lie. lhe immunity she is seeking. 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