http://66.213.69.5/files/original/9b4bc00f8637176957b4489d44ca8bec.pdf 33c2a5d2b8d723d052f9501eaa6f1059 PDF Text Text . ,., .. . ;Page 10 • The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Thursday, February 19, 1998 .. .Ohio Lottery Meigs girls . Open ho!J~e set at Meigs High School Meigs High School will be having an open house Feb. 26 from 4 10 ?p.m. A corn bread and bean dinner will be served in the cafeteria free to all parents or community members attendi· · .~. Serving will begin at4: 15 and c~ ntinue until6: 15 p.m. D. cmg the open house which will incluo i · all academic and vocational areas various displays and demon strations will be featured . V'>Cational students will be doing district competition demon strations in the areas of auto mechanics. cosmetology. electronics. nursing and welding. VICA (Vocational Industrial Clubs of America) will ha ve a drawing for door prizes 10 those who register in the various areas of competi - tion. Prizes have been pr.ovided by Crow ·s Family Restaurant. Dairy Queen, McCiurcs. Millics. Golden Coral. Bob Evans. Ohio Ri ver Bear Company. the Candle Box. Burgundy and-Brass, and Clark\ Jewel ry Store. REV. & MRS. Course for older drivers being offered The University of Rio Grande/Rio Grande Community JOE SAYRE College through the Office of Adult and Continuing Education will offer an Amcric·an Assoc iation of Retired Persons driving course. in-law. Tim othy and Kay of Al bany, An cieht-hour dassroom refresh and one daughter and son-in-law. er course' to help drivers refine exist Roger and Helena Ri ggs of Rutland. ing sk1ll s and deve lop safe-defenThe couple also has four grandchil- sive driving techniques. The course dren and eight great-grandchildren. will be conducted in two half-day Mr. Sayre ret1icd from American sessions and teach lifesaving preElec tric Powe r in December. 1990. ventive measures 10 use when dri and is now pastor of Mt. Union Bap- ving. tist Church. The couple requests The sessio ns arc designed to meet gi ft s he omined. needs of dri vers of all ages, and covers age-related physical changes, declining perceptual skills, rules of the road, local driving problems and lice nse renewal requirements. The sessions will be held Wednesday and Thursday March 4 and 5 at 12:30 to 4·-10 p.m. The course fee is $8 payable registration . Preregistration is re<;•lrcd. For more inform ~tion or to r·: · •ster, contact should be made with the Office of Adult and Continuing Education. 740-245-7325, Ext. 7325. Couple to celebrate golden anniversary Rev. Joe and Rosa Iic Turner Sayre of Rutland will ce lebrate thei r 50th wedding an niversary Sunday wi th an open house at the Mt. Union Baptist Ch urch fellow ship hall from 2-4 p.m. The eve nt wtll he hosted hy their families. They were married in Pomeroy on Feb. 14. 194H. They have one son and daughter- $22. ·: Ground Cover Plants avail.able th1s year include the English Iry,,: 25 plants for $10. and Crown Vetch, 72 plants for $25. All orders must be paid when placed and should be placed by March 3 I. Packets should be available for pickup on April 9 or :cl. · Orders arc to be place1 'Yith Meigs SWCD, 33101 Hilar,J Road, Pomc;uy. OH 45769. Residr.-:' r:IJIY call 992-6647 for addition;,( information . •f!'' '• Community Calendar Ptlmcroy. POMEROY nf for prosp~ ~ t ivc U nl \..:r:-.IIY Rio Grandc-.Mcig s County Bran<h stude nts at the Senmr Citi· Ccnta Thur:-.day in two ~cs­ >Wn s. 3-4 and (dO- 7:.10 p 111.. for ,tudcnt s nccdmg additional assis· lance in the financia l aid pr0o.:css. t ...:ns SALEM CENTER Star Grange 778 and Star Jun1or Grange 87K. r<'gular fun n1gh1 Sat urday. potluck 6 ~0 p.m. followed by founh degree pracl~<:c at 7::10 p.m. MONDAY POMEROY . - Mc1g' County Garden Clubs Association planning scss10n to host April mcctmg of Region II . Ohio Assoc iarion of Garden Clubs. 7:30p.m. Trinuy Church. All garden cluhs to he represented at mccring . FRIDAY . POMEROY - Meigs County · POMEROY - Mcig' Count y Arthriti < Support Group. Friday. I0 Veterans Service Commissi on. 7:30 a,m . to II :30 am . in conference p.m. Monday. Veterans Service room . Meigs Scn1or Citizens Center. Office . Mulberry Ave .. Pomeroy. Buckeye 5: 12-19-24-33-35 Sports on Page 4 1997 BUICK .LESABRE Auto,. A/C, power equipment, leather, V8, crulae, ' Cloudy tonight , low in 30s. Saturday, mostly cloudy, high in upper 40s. • 1996 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER en tine Vol. 48, NO. 218 4 DOOR MINIVAN SAVE THOUSANDS ANDERSON'S MAnAG SALES & SERVICE MONDAY-SATURDAY 9:30 TO 5:00 OH 992·3671 e Pomeroy-Middl~port, Ohio, Friday, February 20, 1998 1996 FORD RANGER SPLASH By MICHAEL FLEEMAN Associated Preas Writer LAS VEGAS - The call to the FBI came from an informant. a cancer researcher who said he had been contacted by two men who needed to test their store of anthrax- perjlaps enough to ".wipe out the city." In the tense hours that followed, the FBI tailed the men by ground and air, briefly losing them in the desert darkness. The men were arrested Wednesday night in Henderson, a Las Vegas suburb, as they allegedly tried to arrange the lab test with the informant for $20 million. release bubonic plague on New York City subways, causing "hundreds of thousands of deaths" in a massacre that would ruin the economy, surprise the military and be blamed on Iraqis. That man, Larry Wayne Harris. 46, of Lancaster, Ohio, and William Leavitt, 47, of Las Vegas and Logandale, Nev.. appeared before a federal magistrate handcuffed and shackled at the ankles. Their detention hearing was delayed until Monday while the government runs tests to determine whether the anthrax wa.• military grade or simply an anthmx livestock vaccine. . As the city breathed a sigh of Leavitt, who has no criminal relief, the men were charged Thurs- record. owns a microbiology lab in day with possessing a deadly germ Logandale, north of Las Vegas, and for use as a weapon. The two-count another in Frankfurt, Germany, the complaint alleges conspiracy to pos- FBI said. His attorney. Lllmond Mills. sess and possession of a biological said his client is innocent- and said agent. he believed the FBI would find that The FBI did not discuss a poten- the material in ·the car was merely an tial motive. anthrax vaccine used to inoculate cat· The FBI in an affidavit said one tie and is not illegal to possess. suspect -was a whtle sup~maCISt Harris' attorney. Michael who last summer spoke of a plan to Kennedy. said the credibthtv of the 1996 FORD ESCORT LX A/C, AM!FM can, apoller 17,000 MILES ONLY 28,000 MILES 1996 MERCURY MYSTIQUE 1996 FORD CONTOUR Auto, A/C, AM/FM CIH, crulae, tilt, power equip. 2.YEAR LEASE TURN IN A/C, AIIIJFM Cl81, crulae, tilt lMIAIU, 2 YEAR LEASE 1996 FORD f·150 EXT. CAB 414 XLT AUTO, VI, A/C, AM/FM CASS, POWER WINDOW5LOCKS, CRUISE, TILT '.+. 1992 SUBURA LEGACY Power . equipment, A/C, M/FM cau, nice car. .LOCAL TRADE IN 1990 DODGE D·250 ull alze converalon van, t,tto, V8, AJC, AM/FM , CD, rallld root, TV PLUSH ·1989 FORD PROBE 1994 FORD CROWN VICTORIA uto; A/C, PW, PL, crulae, lit, alum. wheels. NEW CAR TRADE IN 1991 CHEVROLET LUMINA A/C, V8, power. EURO SPORT ESCORTeD TO JAIL- Suspects William Leavitt Jr., 47, left, and·. Larry Wayne Harris, 46, of Lancaster, center, are escorted back to jail by U.S. marshals after they made their Initial appearances before a federal magistrate Thursday In Las Vegas. the two men were charged with possessing anthrax for use as a weapon. the FBI said one bragged In Las Vagas he had enough to "wipe out · the city" and .last·year laid out a plan to attack the New York City subways. (AP) ' 0 c a L I SUPER CLEAN CAR A. Gannett Co. Newopaper FBI informant "is something we ' re going to look into."" The infonnant said Leavitt told him he had "military grade anthrax" in !light bags in the trunk of the Mercedes. according to the artidavit. The informant said he saw eight to I0 bags marked "biological " in the trunk. The FBI said the pair were trying to arrange to buy the infonnant"s testing equipment for S2 million up front and another $18 million later. Bobby Siller, the FBI agent in char~e of Nevada, said authorities acted aggressively on the tip from the infonnant because of lhe potential danger from anthrax. an infectious disease that usually afTiicts only animals, especially cattle and sheep. But anthrax spores can be produced in a dry form suitable for weapons and can be fatal to humans in microscopic a111ounts .. "Our' primary concern was the safety of the community." said Siller. who added that there was·no indication the men had any target. Still, people flooded the lines of races . Sara Cammarata, take shape ByJIM'FAEEMAW Sentinel News Staff ·Local races for the May 5 primary ballot have taken shape following Thursday election filing deadline. Republicans and Democrats both will have three candidates to choose from for the county commissioners race for the lerm commencing Jan. I, 1999. Republican candidates include incumbent Commissioner Fred Hoffman of Middleport ..E. J.im S~eets of Reedsville and Patty Goeglein Pickens of Pomeroy. Democrats candidates include Arthur Knight of Racine, Charles E. Williams of Rutland and Mich.ael D. Davenport of Middleport County Auditor Nancy Parker Campbell, a Republican, will face no primary opposition or Democratic opposition in the Nov. 3 general election. However, independent candidates have until 4 p.m. the day before the primary election. May 4. to tile their petitions with the Meigs County Board of Elections. · Two countywide issues wiH be derided includjng the renewal of a 1mill , five-year Meigs County Senior Citizens levy for providing and maintaining senior citizens services or facilities , and an additional 1.8-mill, permanent levy for maintenance, capital construction and operation of Carleton School/Meigs Industries for persons with mef11al reiardation and developmental disabilities. , Voters in the Southern Local School District will deciile a 4.8' mill, . _ ,_.. .. ... ,'\ E. Jim Sheets of near Chester has . filed ·hi s petition with the Meigs County Board of Elections for the Republican nomination to the office of Meigs County Commissioner. A retired Ohio State Highway Patrolman, Sheets for the past seven years has operated Windleaves Industries, a mobile home delivery service. ' The Meigs County native was reared in the Dexter community and moved back here in 1994. He and his wife, Lisa, and their children. Melanie and Mark, reside on a farm on Christy Road. Sheets served in the U. S. Air Foree during the Vietnam era. He was in the Ohio State Highway Patrol for 22 years serving at · Steubenville. Delaware. Gallipolis and in Meigs County. He also worked , a year as an operation's officer for the Gallia County Sheriffs Department. . In making his announcement. Sheets said that if nominated and · elected he "will serve the people of • Las Vegas radio talk shows with questions and concerns about safety. In New York . Mayor Rudolph Giuliani at first denied any link between · the two men and the city as a ·target ," then complained the FBI had not informed city officials of Harris' alleged plot. The arrests, which raised the specter of domestic terrorism and memories of the Oklahoma City bambi ng and the Unabomber, also come amid escalating tension with Iraq. where lea\ier Saddam Hussein is suspected of manufacturing biological weapons such ·a.s anthrax . After the arrests at. a business complex in Henderson, the Mercedes the men were driving was sealed in plastic and taken to Nellis Alf Force Base. The FBI artidavit said the informant called Wednesday to say he was a research scientist and had been contacted by Harris and Leavitt, who asked him to use some of his equipment to test vials of the bacterium Bacillus anthracis, which causes anthrax. . 23-year bond issue coupled -with a half-mill, 23-year levy, for a total of 5.39 mills. for construction of a district-wide elementary school and renCl¥ll_\ions and additions to the existing high sch6ol. The half- milll~vy is for the purchase of classroom facilities from the state. Other levies include: - An addiiional 1-mill , five,year tire protection levy in Rutland Township; · -A 1-mill. five-yearTenewal levy for fire protection in Pomeroy: - A 1.9-mill, five-year renewal levy for current expenses in Pomeroy: - A 2-mill, five-year replacement levy for tire protection in Scipio Township; · - A 1-mill. five-year replacement levy for fire protection in Chester Township. Voters in some precincts will also select party committee members. Candidates for Republican Com.mittee are as follows, by precinct: Bedford -- Tom R. Reuter and Brenda S. Roush; North Chester -- no candidate; South Chester -- Edward J. Werry ; ·west Chester -- Blair Windon ; Columbia -- Marco Jeffers; Lebanon -- Cecil Wayne Roseberry.: Letan -- Don R. Hill; Nonh Olive-- Janice Young; South Olive -- Paula J~ne Fitch and William D. Durst: Omnge -- no candidate; Continued on page 3 BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH Sentinel News Staff Sard Cammarata. tifth grader a! the Portland Elementary School, was the winner of the 1998 Meigs Coun ty Spelling Bee held Thursday night at Meigs High School. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Cammarata of Portland. First runner-up in the compelition was Amber Snowden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jetf Snowden of Rutland, and an eighth gra~er at Meigs Middle School. The word missed by Snowden after nearly two hours of CO!l)petition was "deceitful" with Cammarata going on to spell "poised" for the win. Both the champion and the runnerup will compete in the Annual TriState Spelling Bee to be held at the Huntington Civic Arena in Huntington, W. Va. Tentative date for that contest is March 28 beginning at 10 a.m. Trophies were presented to the champion and mnner-up and a plaque listing winners over tile years will be CHAMPIONS - Trophies were presented to presents a trophy to the Sara Cammarata, the presented to the Portland school with the champion and runner-up of the Meigs champion, and Kitty Hazier, TAG coordinator, Sara Cammarata's name engraved on County SPelling Bee Thursday night. Here right, gives Amber Sriowden, the runner-up tro-. it. The plaque travels from school to Superintendent of Schools John D. Riebel, Sr. phy. school each year. Cenificates were presented to Chris Wakefield, a teacher at nouncer and judges were district Local; Bill Buckley. Meigs Local, each of the school champions. Meigs High School wa.s the pro- superintendents. Deryl Well. Eastern and Jim Lawrence. Southern Loca l. Conservative group sues to block sales tax increase from ~eaching May 5 ballot COLUMBUS (AP) - Usually David Zanotti, one of the leadm of the 1992 campaign for legislative term limits, ·is all for having voters decide major public policies. But not !his time. Zanotti 's organization, the conservative, Solon-ba.-.d Ohio Roundtable. asked a Franklin County court on l'fiurSday to keep a prop<!ftCd state · sales-tax increase for schools and property-tax breaks off !he May primary ballot. "We think this is a voter scam," Zanotti said at a news' conference. Specifically. he claimed that lawmakers !llisused a 147-year-old provision in the Ohio Constitution to get the issue to the voters. The sates-tax increase. from 5percent to 6 pereent, would raise more than $1.1 billion annually and pro' vide the money to meet the Ohio Supreme Coun's onlc:r to fi~ the way . the state pays for. education. Half of the money·would go to schools and . the rest would go rowan! properly-tax culs for homeowners. EJIM SHEETS But Zanotti, who also helped Meigs County with dedication and' defeat casino gambling initiatives in honesty, and in cooperation with 1990 and 1996, said he has spent a lot other elected officials." of time researching the Ohio Consti- ~ Sheets files for Meigs County Commission seat on GOP ticket 1979 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO 1 Section, 10 Pagee, 35 eents -Two men, one from Lancaster, charged with gerin warfare plot AUT01 .~.4 '!'J. Alt.& AM!FM CASS, POwER n•NDuws- LOCKS Only 79,000 miles. FREE Delivery &Set·Up FREE Removal of Old Appliances Ct 1198, Ohio Yalley Publishing Company 1997 FORD f·250 EXT CAB 414 ' uto, A/C, AM/FM ceu Fi nanc1al .1id work~ hop Pick 3: 094 Pick 4: 3589 Auto, A/C, AM/FM caas Open house to be held A community mural open house will be held Saturday at the Wilkesv ille Community Building in Wilkesv ille from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. . The event is being held to gldQ community input for possible niu~· images. ArtiStS Suzanne w~re~r.' I . .,.~· Oldham and Geoff Schenkel' wi on hand to take ideas. sketch, arid answer questions. At noon St~ Rep. Joseph Sulzer will spea~ . Refre shment s will be served. To date . the Wilton Elementary students have painted images on' local trash cans to generate interest ' and spark ideas from the communi ·; .. ' ry Whee ler-Oldham has hecn work~ ing with the students and talking' · with mcmhers of the community to hcner provide a mural that will represent the Wilkesville community. At a later date after the artists have compi led the ideas and themes, a community vote will be held to decide the final mural image. PainLing will hegin in March. Bed and breakfast seminar to be presented A seminar on "How to Stan a Bed and Breakfast" will be held on March 3 and 4 in Zanesville by the Ohio State Extension Service. The seminar is for entrepreneurs who have an interest ·in staning a bed and breakfast. Operating a B&B can be a full time occupation according to Edward Smith, District specialist for Ohio State University Extension. He !iBid that like starting any other business, it is imponant to be aware of the 1 ~any rules and regulalions. This seminar will include lectures and provide opponunities to sec an existing B&B in operation. The sessions at the seminar will be taught by Extension agents with MSWCD tree and plant sale Ohio State University Extension. underway Business topiq covered in the The Meigs Soil and Water Con- seminar include planning, organizaservation District Auxiliary is offer- ti on, licensing, financing . insurance ing for sale tree·packets and ~round and marketing. cover plants again thi s year. The seminar stans on March 3 at Single variety packs containing II a.m. and concludes at IU:30 a.m. RECOGNIZED-- Karen Blankenship of Cheshire was recent- 25 seedlings each available this year on March 4. The fcc for attending ly presented the Alpha and Omega Bible Reading Award at the Ash are White Pine, Scotch Pine. Col- the seminar is $99.00 single/$ 109.00 Street Freewill Baptisi Church in Middleport. Being the first to read orado Blue Spruce or Norway double which includes one lunch, prcakfast. resource materials and through the Bible, Blankenship was chosen team leader. She Spruce. Each packet sells for $10. The hackyard packet w nt ai ns one night's lod~ing in a bed and accomplished her Bible reading in 18 days according to Pastor Les two each of the following varieries hrcakfast. Fcc is $35 per person with Hayman who presented her with the award. for $10.00 - Forsythia. Oakleaf no over night accommodations. Hydrangea. Punplclcaf Sand Cherry. Upon rece ipt of the registration Butterfly hush and Bittersweet. fcc. participants will he mailed conNew this year is lhc Hardwood firmation with directions and inforPatket which contains two each of mation on the local hed and hrcakThe Communll y Caiendar is puh- Dr. James Witherell to talk on upper the foll owing fo r $8 Sugar Maple~ fast in which they will he staying. h~h1:d ~'' J . free ~cn·u.:c to no·n-prolit respiratory tract infections and give Sweet Gum. River Bt rc h and AmerRegistration deadline is Tuesday. ~'foup..; "'I ... lung I n a nn oun ~:c mee ting guideline!\ on treatment. ican Elm ; and the home ow ners and participation is limited. :.md 'fX'l'IJ I l'Vl'nt~ . The calendar i ~ Fur funhcr in formation or regisnot d~~agncd 10 promote ~a le s or RUTLAND - Rutland Baseball packet which contains two each of fund r~11 :-.c r.' of .tn) type . It e m ~ arc Yout h Leag ue sig n-up wi ll he held the fo ll ow ing for $10 - Sugar Maple. tration materials. residents may conprinh:d a~ .,pan.: pcrm ih and cann01 Friday. 6 : ~0- K : ~O p.m. at the Rut - Sweet Gum . Forsy thia. Bittersweet. tat! Ann Smith at the Muskingum County Extension Office. 225 he guJrantccd to run a ... pcc1fil: nurn - land Firehouse. Bring copy of hinh and White Pine. This year's fruit tree pac ket con- Underwood St. , R. 6. Zanesville or hcr of days . . certifi cate. tains one each of Golaxy Tart Cher- phone 7~0-454- 01 44. RUTLAND - Rutland baseball ry, Stella ~wcet Cherry. Golden league meeting. Friday, 8:30 p.m. Glory Apple and Spartan Apple for THURSDAY Rutland Fire Department headquarPOMEROY - AA meeting ters. Thursday. 7 p.m. at Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Mul be rry Avenue. SATURI>AV Pomeroy. SYRACUSE - Sunday school teachers traintn g. Syrm.: usc MIDDLEPORT - · Middleport Nazarene Church. Route 124. Sat urChild Conscrvauon League, ,Thurs- day. I0 a.m. to 2 p m Lunch providday. 6:30 p m. Roc k Spnng Un ited ed for donation . Methodist Church. potlu ck. bushand 's ni ght to he ohservcd . HARRISONVILLE Harri sonville Youth Leag ue mec un g REEDSVILLE - Ri verview Saturday. 7 p.m. at the Scipio Fire Garden Cluh mecung Thursday. Station. 7::10 p.m. at Hicko., Hill s Church of Chri>l. The progra•. .;n hou,cplants MIDDL:=PORT - MiJdleport w1 ll he hy guc>t sp-. akcr SuSie Frnn· Lodge .163, F&AM .. Inspection. ,is. Members arc asked to take frui t F.C . d~~ rrc . 6:30 p.rn _t.l mncr. Saturfor fruit trays and c, small fl ower pol. day. POM EROY - Mc1gs County Spelling Bee. Thur>day. 7 p.m.. Mei gs Hi gh School cafeteria. advance to district play tution ·and has never seen anything Zanoni noted that lawmakers like the process used to get the tax twice tried to get the ISsue on the bal· increase on the ballot. lot through what he considered the "When we do it, we've got to fol - proper way: by asking voters to low all the rules because we don t amend the state constitution. IJ was have the power," he said. "They've only ·after the lawmakers were unable got the power, so they make up the to get a three-fifths majority in the House that turned to the rules as :,rw.;;is;;;h:.,."~'..-'"':"- ....-~ be~forc- u sed consritutional pruv1 sion . Legislator.< relied on an anomey general\ opinion that said their fall back posi tion - simpl y writi ng the tax increase into state law. instead of amending the <onstitution - w"' • �. Friday, February 20, 1998 ; Commentary Page~;' Friday, Febru..-y 20,' 1998 ;. ' OHIO Weather ·BY Jack Ander10n ;1nd J1n Moller , At the hellrt of the curreni Clinton 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio scandal are two simple questions, e14-882-21118 • Fax 812·21151 ,_.,hich have httle to do with what Moiuca Lewinsky and President Clinton may have done behind closed doors in tit< Oval Office. A Gannett Co. Newspaper Did the presictv.: tell the truth? And dtd he -- or ~~y of h1s subordiROBERT L WINGETT nates -- encourage others to lie? Publleher President Climon isn't talking, and neither, so far, ts Lew.insky -though she apparently had plenty to CHARLENE HOEFUCH say to former friend Ltnda Tripp. So MARGARET LEHEW we are left to judge this administra0-1111 iiiiPIIItr ContniUw tion by the few clues that )lave be~n ·provided, ch1ef among whtch IS tile llltl--.tllolcom•-ID,_ _ _ , _ . . , , _ , . , . . , . . . , . . •so-called "talking points" memo, _ _ _ (.IDO_or_J_IIIo...,_GtONtf"*'r'Nil ~which was gtven to Linda Tnpp by lllt/lol lillY fMil lhllflld-- I .......... . . , _ , ~·-,-·,.,.,.,.,..,,,.,.._llllok Momca Lewmsky before Tripp's o r - - 10: l.dwY 1o lllo Ultor, Tile Senllnt~ Ill c:-t at, ~. OIIID jdeposition 10 the Paula Jones case. ~.;"::::m:::;,· ""~·FAK;::o;·"';;.":;:';:,..::-z:.:';:f1~--,...,.,......,....,___....,~!!"!"~"'"--!!!!~ Some of the talking points sug--d -~ gest the work of an expenenced legal mmd , not a former Whtte House 10tern who refers to her old boss as the "creep "Could it be that Lewmsky, who supposedly gave the three-page document to Tripp, had Dear Ednor, help m preparmg ns contents? My objection to Sunday huntong has been stated to all. Beyond my personal feelings, there are other thongs to be constdered. A buffer zone of 1,000 feet around a church ts ridiculous when you constdcr the warmng on a box of 22's whtch states "Dangerous within 'one mile" How far would be constdercd safe for a 3-onch magnum deer slug? Who is gomg to enforce this? Will they furntsh a wildhfe officer for each rural church" As for the trespassong clause, who is going to catch the trespassers" Can one officer be expected to catch all law-breakers on a county such a< ours? The efficiency of the proponents of this bill is truly amazi11g. I doubt if rtlt • one percent of the general public was aware that such a bill was betng conENTE~TAINMENT stdered In four face-to-face meetnlgs w1th Senator Shoemaker, he stated FACTVR IS that only three people spoke out against the bill and that the churches were stlent on the tssue. Why shouldn't a bill this far reaching, this divisive, be put SLIPPIN<?. on the b~llot in a pure yes or no context? My first information was that 11 pertained to hunting. Now we learn that tt ts all inclustve. I was told that .the Farm Bureau and the Grange was in 1 favor of Sunday Hunting (False!). The Dtvmon has for years tned to foster a sptrit of accommodatton and cooperation between the hunter and the landowners. Thts law canflnly lead to the posting of more land. Remember that most hunting ts done On private, not state lands. Why they would promote a law such as thts 1s beyond my comprehension. Th1s b1ll will , beyond a doubt, drive a wedge between the hunter and many landowners, between neighbors, and on extreme cases, between members of families! • The "Book" tel' · us that we must submtt to alllhonties, butll doesn't say we must respect ,hem. My respect for the uniform doesn't necessarily include the werr ·r of that untform. · . Much effort I·•' been expended to secure support and funds to counter the anti-gun. anti-h~nllnf ammal nghts crowd But now thanks to the short stghtedness of a few, we have handed wr foes a Ieady made club to beat us to a bloody pulp We have been portrayed as blood thirsty Bambi killers, and now they can cla1m we not only have no res)1CCI for ammal hfe, but we hav~ extended our killing to Sunday! -lt wtll happen! Do you hke Sunday afternoon walks m the fields and woods? Maybe wtlh cht ldren or grandchtldren? Do you hke to hunt mushrooms" Mushroom hunting and turkey hunting season overlap. Do you ever go on nut gathenng excursions" Do you ever gather btttcrswcet or mistletoe or dned plant matenal for your fl ower arrangements? Once fired, a slug wtll not be constrained j!y propeny hnes or fences Do By William A. Rusher they make bullet proof vests in blaze orange? In a sense, 11 tsn't qutte reasonll'enry Bahr . able to eKpect, at this early .point m Long Bottom lime, a balanced assessmc;nt of Ronald ll.eagan. When 11 comes to prestdents, even the mdisputably great ones must eKpect a considerable bouncing around. (Thomas Jefferson, for example, is gomg through an espectally bad patch.JUSt now.) And of course the s11uat10n is even worse when II comes to the more recent prestdents. Their policies are still ferociOusly controver1 stal, and many of their most loyal fnends and severest critics are still altve and m no mood to be contradicted liNn,.,..., Ill""*' _.,..,.,.,.,.....-. ·L-9-1 - --"rs --19 to· 1-h- e 8 .tor1 A Closer look at Sunday huntl"ng If SO, it wouldn't be the first bme White House higherups got involved 10 "coacbmg" subordmates under fire. We take you back to a nowforgotten · Moller & Anderson eptsode in Chn. ton scandal lore, the Ftlegate affair of 1996. Beefy, blustery Craig Livmgstone, who had worked as a prankster on Clinton's 1992 cam· patgn, found htmself charged with directing secunty at the Chnton White House. In thts JOb, Ltvmgstone promptly requested and recetved 900 FBI files on Republican offictal s who once had held Whtte House security clearance. The hst mcluded such notable names as former Secretary of State James Baker and former Press Secretary Marhn.Fttzwater Yet the files langutshed m the Whtte House for months before they were returned to the FBI. Embarrassed, the administtation- and Livingstone -- explained it away as a bureaucratic snafu. An accident. Under oath, LivinjSrone said ihat the files of George and Barbara Bush, Dan and Marilyn Quayle as " ' ll as hundreds of other former offi~tals FBI files were mistakenly requested by referendng an outdated Secret Servtce list But the testimony of a young intern, Man Anderson, who worked for Livingstone early m Chnton's first term, contradicts Ltvlngstone's clatm. · Anderson told a Senate committee, under oath, that Livingstone was well awar~ that files for long-gone GOP officials were betng requested and received. Livingstone and others even cracked jokes about tt, she sajd. More notably, Anderson says she remembers making entries into a log that was kept on the files dunng the period between March 29 and Sept. 21 , 1994 -- the pages from which are sttll mtssmg Ltvingstone has said no records were kept ofthe files dur- • AccuWeathere forecast for daytime condttt ons and ht gh temperatures 9. Plural. ·s exual ntercourse. qr..-..~ 0 11198 by NEA. IN: Definition ing that period. Files continued to be improperly dispatched to the secunty office until Livingstone resigned in 1996 amid a firo!J>rm of Republican indignation. The testimony prompted Sen. Orrin Hatch , R-Utah, h4trman of the Judiciru'y Committe. ·~at initial· ly handled the mvestig,.!lon, to note that Anderson "appel\f(s) to be the one person the White House has not been able to reach pnor to our inter- IMansfteld 142' I• INO • IColumbus l4so I ~ viewing her." Today in history By The Associated Press Today is Fnday,.feb. 20, the 51st day of 1998 There are 314 days leftm the year Today 's Htghhght tn History: On Feb. 20, 1962, astronaut John Glenn became the first Amencan to orb\t the Ea'rlh, tlymg aboard the Fnendshtp 7 Mercury capsule. On thiS date · In 1790, Holy Roman Emperor Joseph II dted In 1792, Prestdent Washington stgned an act creatmg' the U.S. Post Office. In 1809. the Supreme Court ruled the power of the federal government Is greater than that of any mdtvtdual state. • In 1839. Congress prohtbtted duehng 10 the District of Columbia. In 1895, abohttomst Frederick Douglass died in Washmgton. D.C In 1933, the House of Representattves completed congressional action on an amendment to repeal ~ohibiuon In 1938, Anthony Eden restgned as Bnttsh foretgn secretary m a d1spute w1th Prime Mtntster Neville Charnberlatn In 1944, dunng World War II, U.S. bombers began raiding German atrcraft manufacturing centers 10 a senes of attacks that became known as "Big Week" '\ In 1965, the Ranger 8 spacecraft crashed on the moon after sending back thousands of pictures of the lunar surface. In 1987, a bomb blamed on the Unabomber exploded beh1nd a computer store m Salt Lake City, seriously IOJUring a st9re executive. To·believe or not -to believe t he satd. That was my 111other's name. 'I get im H,' he >aid. 'Is it Harry?' I said no. 'Is 11 Henry?' I said it was (That was my brother's name.) "Then Ford grabbed hts left leg just above the knee. 'I feel an intense pam here,' he sa td . My brother Henry had been severely injured in a motorcycle acctdent several years before. His left leg had to be ampu· tated just above .the knee. "Then he satd, 'I get a sense of Grace.' That was the name of my stster who dted at the age of 8." Out ofthe blue,! heard from Walt Kay .the other day. · I probably shouldn't be surprised that he 1s hv· ing in Southern California, where belief in things occult seems to come easier than when you hve m more bracmg climes. I may 'not be as skeptical as I once was, but some psychometrists push me to the brink of i,ncredulity with their predictions about the future. According to some seers and for- tuneteUers, there is nothmg final or absolute about prtphecies The predtctions merely tell us that 1f we continue on our present course, thts ts what the outcome wtll be. We can offset any prophecy by modtfymg even the smallest detail m 11 The psychometrist I went to hear told a boy in the Sunday school class that he saw an acctdent 10 hts future. "! see one of your daughters (who is 19 or 20 years old) driv10g a btg car back to a college near Chicago,'' he said. "I sec an acctdent " He advised the boy (who was 16) that when he was grown and had a daughter 19 or 20 to have her take a plane or bus back to college. "If it has to be a car," he satd, "make sure n's a small one The tmponantthmg is to break the pattern of the prophecy." I don't know, Walt. I'm not getting very positive vtbrations from that predictton. George l'lagenz is a syndicated writer for Newspaper Ehterprise Association. W VA ~'~'~@.cS:1Q {) ~ Fl~r~es Sn;~ ShowetS T-storms Ram Ice , Veterans Memonal Hospualtn Pomeroy. I Arrangements are under the dtrecuon of the M1ddleport Chapel of Ftsh· er Funeral Home and wtll be announced when completed u Sunny Pi Cloudy Cloudy Violet G. Sinclair Today's weather forecast By The Associated Press Southeastern Ohio Tonig~t .. Cloudy with a chance of a light shower Lows 10 the mtd 30s West >¥tnd 5 to I0 mph. Chance of rain 30 percent. Saturday.. Mostly cloudy Highs in the mtd and upper 40s Extended forecast Saturday night...Cieanng. Lows m ~y The Associated Press Cloudy throughout Ohto tontght. wttlrdnzzle in some areas. Lows wtll lie in the 30s. Drier condttions are expected Saturday, although sktes wtll rematn mostly cloudy Htghs on Saturday wtll be in the in the 40s. The record-high temperature for this date at the Columbus weather statton was 68 tn 1891. while the record low was nme below zero m 1885. Sunset tonight will be at 6 13 p.m. and sunrise Saturday wtll be at 7:16a.m. Across the nation A powerful Pactlie storm churned through the West and delivered more rain today, whtle ram also felltn the Midwest. Rain was also forecast in the Southeast and New England. The western storm plbwtng through Californta and Nevada was expected to push into Anzona and Utah late in the day. It was expected to bring moderate to heavy rains in California and Nevada, wtth snow in h1gher elevations. Thunderstorms with gusty wmds The Daily Sentinel• Page 3 Oiler tosses hat in ring for 94th Rep. position .. By AARON MARSHALL Gannett News Servl<;e COLUMBUS - A G~ lhpo lts mmeworker who " Involved m h" anton's leader>h1p wt ll try to unseal 94th House state Rep John Carey. RWellston. m the general elect ton thts November William Olier. who works lor Southern Ohto Coal company as a lireboss. submnted the neccesary pellt tons to the Galli a County Bo.trd ol Elecuons to he placed nn the 'l4th dtstnct Democratic pnmary ballot before yesterday's4 p m. tihn< dead hoe While 11 wtll be Otler's hrst stab at elected otltce, he touted h" poltt· 1cal eKpenence as an olticer 10 the Untied Mtneworker\ Unton for 17 years ''I'm gmng to run the kmd ol grassroots campa1gn that a lot of peo~ front wtth the people too So many trmes they say these thm g~ are gotng to help schools and 11 reall) doesn't go tow : 1 rd~ that ·· He .tlso descnbed h1mse ll as a h1g supporter o1 last November\ lt ght .tg.un ~ t Issue 2 ~- u worker ·, com- , pensallon reform b11l dtscarded by voters .li ter berng passed by lhe •' Repubilc.tn controlled General : A"s~mhly · ) "i.., UI! 2 wou\0 h:.JVe hurt ~ the rmneworker but .ll"o an; work - ~ er m Ohro. he s-ard · Punr"l11ng ev~ryone w.lsn 't the answe r (to I q;h t· mg workers ~.:ompen sa tron abuse ) · For hr ... part C.m:y <~greed that robs. educ.ttton and roads wou ld be the top ts:-.ues He wek:omcd Oilerto ' !' • the lower 30s. Sunday... Sunshine. Highs in the lower 50s Monday .. Partly cloudy. Morntng lows m the mid 30s .. Htghs in the lower 50s. Tuesday Partly cloudy Mornmg lows in the upper 30s. Highs in the mtd 50s nem.e ·· .\~ .t ch:mce to t.tlk ,tbout the ICO. In the Pacific Northwest. already battered by El Nmo-powered storms th1s winter. WLls ex.pected to see moderate to heavy r;n n, wllh snow in . the Cascades Scattered snows were predicted tn the southern Great Lakes. wirh ram over much ot the Oh10 Valley. mto Pennsylvania and western New York. A mtxtu're of ram and snow was forecast for northern New England A few light snow showers were pred tcted for the Dakotas, Iowa. and southern Mmnesota. with scattered ram over southern Iowa and northern Mtssoun A low pressure system movmg through the Southeast was expe~Jed tt>-b"ng scattered rain> o'er the Car· olinas. Georgta and Flonda TheEl Nmo deluge conunued in Northern Califorma, where about 2 112 inches of ram fell from Wednesday afternoon through Thursday afternoon. Even more ram was on the way thts weekend. I Issues ; f Desptte wmntng. hts ..,ct:ond terrn pie haven't seen tn a lot ot years by a margm ol 62 perLent Ill JX per- : around these pans." he satd centm 1996. Carey s.11d he would be ~ Otler satd sc hool fund•ng . JObs runnmg JUst as hard thrs ) ear domg •• and h1ghway fundmg will be the mo<J .. grJssroot-.. L.unp.u gnmg . ,md JU'' .. t' tmponantt ssues tn the race Potnllng meetm!! n.->ople throu~h llorn!.! my , towards educatton he sa td "we do jOb ' , r· need lundmg but we need to he up t Violet G Stnclatr. 7 1. Columbus. formerly of Athens County. dted on Thursday. Feb. 19, 1998 at We<tminster-Thuber Retirement Center m Columbus. Healing seminar set She was born tn Metgs County on June 27. 1926. daughter of the late A 'e rntn:.~r tocusmg on woml! n's John and Grace Hudson Landers. She was a housewtfe. wellness wtll be gtven hy herbal tsts. Survtvtng are a daughter and son-tn-law. Sharon and James McHaff•e. Cmdy Parker. Maureen Burns. und Athens: a son and daughter-m-law. Jerry and Karen Smclatr. Nelsonvtlle. Rebecca Wood . on M.trch 7. I0 a m etght sisters· Charlotte Harvesty ot Flonda. Wanda Cooper of Columbus. to 4 p m The lee ts $45 whtch Jane Spradlin of Florida. Kate Landers. who serves m the U.S Navy. Joan mcludw:s supplll!s and iJ vcget.m.m Lauderm1h ot Wtsconsm. Jean Parsons ot Calttomta. Sandra Bolm of Pl atn lun' h The class wil l be held m the Ctty. and Sally Colhns of Anzona; two brothers. Raben Landers of Flori· Albany area For add1 1umal mlormada and Ben Landers of Caltfornta ' lton contact Burns at 742-7243. Besides her parents. she was preceded m death by her husband. Darsel Smclatr. and a son. Home Charles Sinclair. Funeral servtces will be held on Sunday. Feb. 22. 1998 at2 p.m. at Bigony- Hunter education class An Ohto Hunter Educatton Class Jordan Funeral Home mAlbany with James McHaffie officiating. Bunal will . will be held March 16. 17 and 18. 6· jollow at the Garden Cemetery m Shade. . 9 p.m. and March 21. 9 a.m to noon. Fnends may call at the fun eral home on Saturday from 2 to 4 and ?to 9 at the Pomeroy Gun Club The course p.m ts mandatory lor all wantmg to pur· chase thetr first Ohto huntmg license. To preregiSter. call Jun Freeman at The Datly Semmel at 992-21.55 . ext. Rutland Vtllage -- Robert Snow- mtltee are as follows. by precinct 102 Class SIZe 'is hmtted and those den: Bedford -- no candtdate: East Rutland -- Wilma J DavtdNorth Chester-- Mary J Hunter. son. South Chester-- no candtdate, West Rutland -- Charles Barrett West Chester-- Elsie Folmer: The fnllowmg l.md translers were Jr., Columbta-- no candtdate: recorded recentl y m the olhu~ ol Salem-- Ralph Keith Otler. Lebanon-- no candtdate. Metgs County R!!corder Emmogl!nl! Mtddleport 2nd -- Ruth PoY.ers: Letart-- David Sayre: Hamtlton Mtddleport 3rd --Billy J BrownNorth Ohve-- no candtdate. Rtght of w.ty. D.tntel A.•tnd ing and Emtly Faye Manley. South Olive-- Melody Roberts: Kellee J Nease to Fedentl Home Middleport 4th -- Bernard D Oran~c-- Norman Weber: Loan Mortgage. Sutton ; Gtlkey: Rutland V1llage -- Samuel Bruce Deed. Ashl.mJ Incorporated w Pomeroy Ist -- Judtth Stsson : May. Speedv.ay SuperA ma.c.t LL. Mtd· Pomeroy 2nd -- Eugene Tnplett. East Rutland-- Karen S. Wtlhams. dleport lots. Pomeroy 3rd - George L Harrts. West Rutland-- Norman C Wtll; Deed. Vtllage ot Pomeroy to Bradbury -- Willt.tm Moms and Salem -- no candtdate. Dav1d and Shtrley Bumg,trn<r. Denny Facemyer; M•ddleport 2nd-- Kenneth lmboDeed. Kev1n C Kn.tpp. Kevtn l.aurel Cliff-- Oscar T Smtth; den; Knapp. Teresa L Knapp Teresa Rock Spnngs -- Judtth A. King: Mtddleport 3rd -- no candtdate. Knapp to Home Nauon,tl Bank . Syra· Sctpto -- Randy Butcher. · Mtddlepon 4th -- Barbara Hud- cuse parcel. Racme Vtllage -- no candtdate; son. Deed. Mark and Teresa A Davts, Syracuse Village -- Emmogene Pomeroy Ist --Ann Stsson. Eugene and Shetla Whaley to John E Hamtlton: Pomeroy 2nd -- Rebecca Tnplelt. and Patnc1a F Nev1lle. M1ddlepon Minersville -- no candtdate. Pomeroy 3rd -- no candtdate, lots; , Racine -- Grover Salser Jr. and Bradbury -- no candtdate; Deed. Gary M and Judy Smllh to Thomas Sheets !--aurel Cltff-- no candtdate: Diana L Ztrk le. Mtddleport lot. Candtdates for Democrat ComRock Spnngs -- Carol Ohlinger. Deed. Ray E and Grace E Myers Sci pto -- no candtdate. to Robert L Jones. Bedlord parcel Racme Village-- Anna Layne, 3374 acre. Syracuse Vtllage --no candtdat e. Deed. Robert L Jones to James Minersvtlle -- John N !hie. M Jones, Bed lord parce ls. ' Racme -- no candtdate. Deed. Delmar C Larkms and L oca I races••._c~o~nt~inu.;....e.;..df-::-ro-::-m..;_pa..::;ge~I--:--­ were hkely m Arizona and' New Mex· i the race .md '"'d he' tcwcd the expe- ' Meigs announcements Rain i~ expected to end by Sunday takmg the cour~e mu~t sess tons Jill.! nO <.~II tour IKES to meet Regular meetmg of lhe Me1gs Count y IK ES wt ll be held Mnnd.ty.' 7 p m at the cub house RACO sets session RACO wtll meet Tue sda y. (\ 30 ' p m at the Star Mill Park New mem-· • bers .m:: welcome. I • Garden club to meet •· The Wtldwood Garden Club wt ii ' ' meet Tuesd,ly. I p m.•ttl he Pomeroy·• • Ltbrary Hal Kneen wtll be the guest' • speaker Auxiliary sets meeting The Amencan Leg ton Aux.llwry ot • Drew Webster Post 1Y. Pnmemy. will meet Tuesday at th~ hall. 2 p m '. Meigs land transfers posted Narsa Terzopplous to Samuel Ter-, : zopplous. Salisbury pan:els ,, Deed. Donald A and Shtrley A Jetfers to Rtcky A. and Belly J Jet -. lers. Saltsbury. , Deed. Roger .md Chnsltne Reed to Juantta E. Bryant. Bedlotd p.trccl., . Deed. Ronald L Jr and Shtrley L . Miller to Hnw.ud L. .md Bell y S , Wntesel. R.te·me p.tn.:eb; ' E~l.,~ment J.une.., A and L1rnen~1 ESC meetings slated SCHOOL WINNERS - Taking part In last night's spelling bee held at Meigs High School were these school winners. From the left seated Dustin Brinager, Letart Falls; Brittany Ha'uber, Chaster; Emily Brock, Riverview; Sara Cammarata, Portland, the champion; .Amber Snowden, Meigs Middle School, runner-up; Bri· an Caster, Tuppers Plains; Julia Johnson, The Daily Sentinel ~flcrnuo n , Monday through Pomeroy. Oh10 45769, Ph 9Q2 21Sti Second das:s post;~ge pa1d Jl Pomcrt'ly, Ohto Membtr: The Assoculed Press, and the Uh\Cl N~ws paper Assoc1~110n POSTMASTER. Send addrc!S comct1o ns 10 The Dally Scntmel, Ill lout! Sl , Pomeroy, Oh10 4~769 ' SUBSCR IPTION RATES By Curirr or Molor Route- Wcd;; · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·~· ·$2 Ull . SH 70 SI041NI One Month One Year One SINGLE COPV PRICE Dmly .......... .... ...... .... .. .. .... ..................15 Cents Subsc nhcrs no! dcsumg 111 r~Y !he camcr may rt'm11 en advance duect 10 'I he Oacly Sue mel on a three, sex or 12 monrtl bases C'redu well be 1,\lven camer each week .. l., No su bscnpt1on by m111l perm111ed 1n where home cnrnr:r scrvl()e IS ava1lablc are:~s Pubhshu reserves the nght to adJUSt rates dur mg !he subscnpiiOn pcnod Subscnp110n rate may be 1mplcmcn!cd by changmg the duratiOn of the subscnpt10n ch~~ngcs MAILSUBSCRII'fiONS IMide MeltJs Cou nt)' JJ Weeks ....... , 26 Weeks. ... .. ... . . .. . ... ..' $27 30 • ... ... •.. .... .. SS3 RZ ll Weeks ........ . ..... .. .... . ... Sl0ll6 R1tK Out.!iklt Mel~ CoiBty . . . $29 25 .. . . . $Sfi 6H ll Weeks _, . . 26 Wecb .... .. . ... . . l2 Weeks ......... : .SIU9.72 Salem Center; and standing, Whitney Thoene, Pomeroy; Ashton Brown, Syracuse; Kasl Smith, Bradbury; Sylvia MacDonald, alternate, Eastern Junior High; Crystall Cottrill, Southern Junior High; Maegan Dodsoo, Meigs Middle School; Cassie Lee, Rutland; Miranda Casteel, Harrisonville; and Ashton Bush, Salisbury. Committees of the Me1gs County Educat tonal Servtce Center and the ESC board will hold several upcoming meetings with Athens County ESC board members and commmees. The Meigs ESC finance commiltee will meet wnh the Athens County ESC finance commntee Monday. ESC finance committee 9 am. at the oftices ot the Metgs The ftnance •·ommtttee ol the County ESC. 320 1/2 E Matn St . Mctgs County EducatiOnal Serv1cc Pomeroy. Center wtll meet wi th the Athens The pohcy commttlees of the two Coun ty ESC tinance comm tttee on ESCs wtll meet March 16. 3 p m at Monday. 9 am at the Metgs County the Meigs ESC olli ce. ESC office. 320 1/2 E Mam St.. There wtll be a spec 1al meeting of Pomeroy FRIDAY THRU THURSDAY PIERCE BROSNAN IN JAMES BOND 007, TOMORROW NEVER DIES """ ONE EVENING SHOW 7:30 446-0923 Meigs EMS lo.g s 7 calls Stocks Un1ts of the Metgs County Emergency Med1cal Serv1ce recorded sev- Am Ele Power ............... ..49 ~/16 en calls lor :tsstslance Thursday. Akzo ..................................96 1/4 Un 1ts rcspondmg 1111..' luded· AmrTech .........................41 1/16 CENTRAL DISPATCH Ashland Oil ,......................54 114 7:24a.m.. Stonewood Apartments. AT&T .................................63 1/2 M1ddlepurt. Alice Plantz. Vo terans Bank One ..........................56 518 Memonul Hospttal : Bob Evans ...................... 20 1/16 K·50 am. Mount Olive Road. Borg-Warner .....................56 7/8 Broughton ............................... 15 Long Bottom. Elt zabeth Bartow. Champion ............................... 16 Pleasant Valley Hosptlal. Charm Shps .................. ..4 11/32 11):45 a.n:t .. North Setond-Avenue. City Holding ......................45 318 Mtddleport. Phyllts Hudnall rei used Federal Mogul.. ................. 48 112 treatment. Gannett .............................62 112 Goodyear .......................... 68 518 Kmart ............................... 13 3182 Kroger ........................... 41 13/16 Veterans Memorial Lands End ....................... 40 3116 Limited .................................... 30 . Thursday, Fell. 19 Oak Hill Flnl .......... ,........... 26 112 Admissions-- Kelly Davis; MidOVB ................................... 35 112 dleport One Valley ......................... 37 1/8 Discharges -- Mary Grueser, Peoples ................................... 42 Emma Robmson. Bertha Smtth. MarPrem Finl ........................... 23 3/4 JOrie Huff. and Virgtnta Edgington Rockwell ...........................59 3/4 Holzer Medical Center RD/Shell ................. ,.......... 51 5/8 Discharges · Sears ............................... 55 1/16 Shoney' s .............................3 716 Thursday, Feb. 19 Star Bank ........................581/16 Mrs. Todd Ragan and son; Charles Wendy's .......................... 21 5116 Albright, Joshua Richards, Mtcca Worthlngton ...................... 17 112 Brown Mrs Scott Trussell and Stock reports ara the 10:30 daughter; Mrs. David Swam and a.m. quotes provided by Advest son. Mrs. Roderick Pennington and or Gallipolis. son: Ktmberly Hall, Kate Layne, Lyle, Hughes and William Robenson. Hospital news ! . -·-·- 5 02 p m.. Third Street. Rac1ne. Patnck Snyder. PVH: 8 08 p.m. Mulberry Street. Middl eport. Sara McDowell , treated at the scene POMEROY 10.08 p m. Unton Avenue. Joyce Jewe ll. refused treatment REEDSVILLE 4 09 am. Eden Rtdge Road. Forest Adams. Camden-C lark Memortal Hospllal LEGAL NOTICE The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio has set for public heanng Case No. 97-10t-EL-EFC. to review the fuel procurement practices and pol~ ctes of Ohio Power Company, the operatiOn of its Electric Fuel Cqmponent and related matters. Thts hearing is scheduled to begrn at lhe Commtssion offices at 10:00 a.m. on Marth 10, 1998. All Interested parties will be grven an opportunity to be heard. Further information may be obtatned by conlacting the Commission at180 East Broad Street, Columbus, Ohto 43215-3793 1 Deed. Kathennc L .tnd Donald C, El ltoltiORhonda S M.trks and Sl'oll ' D Roberts. Sctp•o parcel. 2 SR acres . 1 Rtght ol way. Stephen B.lidw m to; 1 Tuppers J>l.uns-Chesta W.tter Dt s·. lnct. Sunon. 9 425 acres. ' R1ght ol w.ty. John J and Juantl a M G1nther to TPCWD. Sulton,, 5 0202 acres. R1ght ol way. Belly Harns to TPCWD. Olt ve. 207 acres. Rt ghl ol Y.ay. Danny D . Danny B .tnd Cordelt.t C Brown to TPCWD,' , Sulton. 20 R25 ,teres. Deed Dwt ght and Elva Corh1n to lv.m .111 0 Berntce Bonth. Letart parcels , 27 '\9 1 .teres Goody to Oh"' Power Company. S.tlem. Easement. Ttm and Lt sa K.tufl to OPC. Rutland . the Metgs and Athens ESC govern· E.tscment. T1111111hy L .md Medttng boards on March If\. 7 p.m at the na S Tucker to OPC. Rutl.tnd. Metgs County ottice The mcettng " E,a .. ern~nl Thom~ts F SmHh lo be10g held to dtscuss the merger ol both centers and any other bus mess OPC. Sullon. wh1ch may be lawlu lly constdcred at that meetmg. · Fmby, II I Court St, Pomeroy, Oh10, hy !he Ohto Valley Pllbhshmg Compa ny/Gan ncll Co : : : · l=. Burnem Dennis L. Hockman Vta As90Ciated Press GraphtcsNet Pubh :;hcd ever) . ' : ' I 20. 1998 at Denms L Hock man . 41. Mtddlepon. dted on Fnday. F~b !USPS 213-96<11 I '"The name Anna coi•J..:S to me,' . MarJorie E. "Granny" Burnem. 75, Langsville. dted on Thursday, Feb. 19, 1998 at St. Joseph's Hospital She was born on March 5, 1922 at Apple Grove, daughter ot the 1.1te George Andrew Sayre and Agne1 Munel Grayson Sayre. She was a homemaker and attended the Rutland Commumty Church She ts survt ved by her daughter and son-tn-law. Lots Ann and D;mny Barrett. and her son and daughter-m-law. Lee and Ann Bumem. all of Langsville . a brother. Lee Sayre. w;lbton. nine grandchtldren. 14 great-grandchtldren. several meces and nephews; and spec tal friends, Jumor Keller and Faye and Betty Mac Mulholland Bestdes her parents she was preceded m death by her husband. Edwm N. Burnem 10 1994. and t'hree m te rs. Mmme Cunningham. Mtllte Roush. and Stella Layne. Servtces wtll be held on Saturday. Feb 21. 1998 at I p m at the Mtddleport Chapel of F~>her Funeral Home wllh Amos Ttl li s oftictaung. Burtal wtll follow 10 Letart Falls Cemetery Fnends may ca ll at the tuneral home' on Fnday from 6 to 9 p.m and one hour pnor to the sefVJce · PA · Another young Whtte House worker. Lisa Wetzl, revealed to Judiciary mvestigators that the White House did reach her before her hearing. Wetzl said that prior to her hearing, she was mt~rviewed and coached for hours by White House lawyers. After the hearmg, she w~ 1 debriefed by the same lawyers. That's not how thmgs always worked . In 1996, our associate Kathryn Wallace spoke with a woman who worked in the securuy office dunng the Bush adminlstra·. tion. The former staffer wouldn't be quoted by name. but told of an instance when she was deix>sed by congressional inv~stigators on a long-forgotten tssue But when this worker approached officials in the. Whtte House counsel's office for advice, she was rebuffed. They explained that it was improper to interfete with testtm(/ny or with att ongoing investigation. . It is possible, of course, that Monica Lewmsky drew up the talk• ing points by herself, without anY. help or consultation from above. She has heen quoted in ope of the infamous tapes saymg she's "hed all (her) life," so it's not too far-fetched' to think that she might have dnawl\ up a blueprint for someone else to do the same. But if Filegate is any tndtcation, it should come as no surprise to any-. one if the tnfamous "talkmg potnts" tum out to be the work of someone other t':ln Lewmsky. ThP- more things change m th1s scan· ••11-ridden White. House, the more '•ey stay the same. Jat~k Anderson and Jan Molle!' are writers for United Feature • Syn:llcate, Inc. ; Marjorie IToledol40' I on Monday and ply -an extension of his mterest m profoundly significant Reykjavik Tuesday, Feb films. But it was tn this capacity that sumnnt, and hts spectacular vtstt to 23 and 24, a Ronald Reagan encountered and Moscow in May 1988, among others documentary battled the HoRywood Communtsts, -- is carefully described aqd on Ronald Rea- who were immensely influenttal He thoughtfully assessed. gan that ts net- learned to detest communism with a Both admirers and crittcs of the ther a smear vtgor that would have historic conman are heard from; but there can be Job nor an eKer- sequences. no doubt that the intervtews with cise m hagtography but a ~s the documentary notes. Rea- major figures in Reagan's life, from long , deep, and · gan s subsequent work for General Mikhail Gorbachev to Nancy ReaRusher thoroughly fatr · Electric, givmg talks on free enter- gan (her first since leaving the White study of the hfe pnse at tts plants, was an equally House), are what give this remarkand prestdenttal admmtstratwn of formative expenence. In 1964, thts able .production tts' unmistakable air thts remarkable man lifelong Democrat . endorsed the of authority His offictal biographer, , prestdenttal candtdacy of Barry Edmund Morris, is almost Olympian . One of the basic facts that made Goldwater. Just two years later he tn his detachment. ,And the inter- , thts posstble " that matter of length was elected governor of California views with three of Reagan 's four · For four and a half hours, spread by a mtlhon votes, and the curtll(n children, who longed to be cl nser to over two evemngs, we examine h1s rose on a new and very different htm, are profoundly touching. In addttt on, a genumely fatr career. This son of an alc 0hohc career. appratsal of Ronald Reagan faces father and a deeply religious mother Here and there I would lodge an · problems all tts own. For Reagan ts ts traced through his early _years m it is here that the documentary objection: It 1s, for example, prepos· the human Mecca toward which all small-town lllinots, his teen-age JOb really earns tts spurs Every major terous to bJame the phenomenon of conservattves bow five times a day. as a ltfeguard on a nearby nver, hts event of hts presidency -- the assas- "the homeless" on Reagan's cuts 10 and by the same token the central sllnt as a sportscaster on a Des sinallon attempt, the 1981 tax cuts, welfare. Butthatts nit-ptcking. We ftgure tn the contemporary Momes, Iowa, radio stauon, and his the 1982 recess1on,the 1983 deploy- are not likely to see aga 10 . m our demonology of hberahsm It wtll be ani val m Hollywood. ment of intermediate-range mtsStles time, a televtston study of Ronald decades, perhaps even centuries, tf tn Europe, the replacement oF the Reagan so thoughtful, so balanced, There, for a whtle, it seems that ever, before students of Qur era can loyal team that powered hts first and so absorb10g Don't mtss tt! the story wtll have its climax and lis admtmstratton by a new and htghly , agree on hts place in American hisend. Reagan became a well-regarded tory. possesstve chtef of staff (Donald William A. Rusher is a Distin· actor, albeit never a superstar, and Regan) 10 the second, the drawn-out guished Fellow ol tbe Claremont : Sb tt borders on the astonishmg even ~ts p~stdency of the Scr~en agony of the Iran/contra affatr, the Institute for the Study of Stat~· that PBS will air nationally, at 9 p.m. Actors Gutld seemed, at ftrst, stm· seemingly disappointing and yet mansbip and l>olitl1'81 Philosophy. By George R. Plagenz ·, hen he told of,, • eKperience A psychou1etrist, I was told, is of hts own wtth somebody who can pick up vibraa psychometnst. tions from your pen or other objects you have earned on your person and "S he: said predtct your future. I went to check that she saw me this out when I saw that a psy- surrounded 'by 'Cho~etnst was to spealno a group a bunch of of Sunday school students at a local bnght and sh10y church. cars.' She said I I forget what I wrote m my story was gomg to get Plagenz the next day, but I must have found one . of them. the psychometrJSt unconvincing for I Seven months later. I won a Chevy later rece1ved a letter from a friend as a pnze and had my picture taken of mine -- a radio personality and tn the showroom surrounded by a host of chtldren's television shows bunch of new cars " named Walt Kay. Walt had had anQther occult expenen'ce a few years before. ''Dtd I sense, old pal, some skepticism on your pan?" he wrote. He "I sat for a reading by the Rev. then proceeded to tell me three sto- Arthur Ford," he satd. He was the nes. famous medium who IS said to have put the Episcopal btshop, Jame.s "I happen to know that the psyPtke. in touch wnh his depaned son chometnst you went to hear. once 10 the sptnt "!Orld. told an 82-year-old anist she would marry and go to Portugal," he said. "He asked me to write somethmg "She thought he was nuts. 1ben she --anything-- on a ptece of paper and met another elderly art1st and mar- then keep the paper folded m my ried htm. And guess where they hand. I wrote three words -- 'mothwent 0 To Portugal!'' er.' 'brother' and 's ister.' "' MICH. Ron_'s documentary;don't miss this one te·.la·t\on {rT-la'shen)~':Zs n. 1. A \oq\cal or .. : .• ....................... Death Notices . Satuiday, Feb. 21 ·The Dally Sentinel ·Memo's tone suggests a lawyer'~ hand 'LstUGslid In 1!148 Pomeroy • Middleport·, Ohio If the 992 Exchange is a Free Part of Your Telephone Service, Then You Can Call Holzer Clinic in Gallipolis Toll Free!! DIAL 992·7834 Hol zer Clinic ... :Jfm J or Your :Jfeafth :Here J or Your Lifetime 1 �' . ' . .Friday,'February 20, 1998 The Daily -·s entmel . By SCOTT WOLFE Sentinel Correspondent Like many urea teams the Southet n Torn.1does spent much or the ycat m rebutldmg. Having won three of thetr last four games. the leammg process has heen rew;trding as the Tornadoes advance to the DtviSion IV seclinnal iinals Satutday at I p.m. at Alexander Htgh School. where they meet the Symmes Valley Vtktngs The 15-4 Vtkmgs were lhe number one seed. and one or only two teams 111 the ten team tourn,tmellt :·:·Meigs girls·:get by Jackson 47-44 to win sectional title ' By DAVE HARRIS '' Sentinel Correspondent '' B11>ok" Wtllt,tms htlthrcc of four ' Itee th1ows 111 the fin ·•I 17 seconds to : ' lnd the Mct"s M.tr.t:tders to a 47 -44 .,' ":n """ J.t~kson 111 g11 h sec tton.ll ; C\t.unptonshtp baske tball actiOn •• Thursd.ty CVCII IIIg al the Un ll'etstl y nl Rt o Gr.mdc The 11111 g•ves Ron Logan hts ;' ' rnlllth , 1x 1Hln,il 1111~ ·•'-' guls' coach .md the tilth 111 h" Metgs coach tng r 1 ~.lfL'C I Log.w ,JI ..,o won .1 IItie "~ 1he 11 ' hll) s' co.tch 111 1976 Mctgs l.tst won the ,ec t1nn.tl 111 I'N:I hy dek.lltng Rock Htll67 -43 f\k1g" 1~ now 16-5 on 1h~ )L':tr .md 1, 1\~Ill now & lvanct" 10 d1st11CI pL1y on 1, Thu r'LI.ty. F~bru.~ry 26 .tg.unst Washl nghHl Colli I H\l uo,;e .lt H r m Ill Ch illicothe Co111t Hou se defeated ., W,l\'ct ly last ntght 60- SX to ·"'' anee ' '" dtsli ill pl.i) 1· jump~d Jack,on (Il - l 0) out to an early 4-0 lead on buckets b) Beth Howe and K11s1en Stat key. But Mctgs came bad .111d Ited the game at4-all on buckets hy Amhet Vmmg and Tracy Cofley wtth 3 46 kit Howe scored a hucket. :md then hit a pmrnf free Ihi Oil'S With 2 111efl lo gn·c the lion Ltdtcs .1 K-4 .llh an tage wtth 2 13 left 111 the penod A bucket by Jen111fe1 Sh 111npl 1n "tl h 4'i seconds lefl mthe pc11ml pulkd the Mamudcr'i In w1thtn 8-6 he,1d111g mto the second pettod Me tgs pullcu even wtth Jackson at 10-.tll .lllhe 627 m.ul of the lttsl . pc11od on a pdH of V1n111f! l!ee throws Metg< then took the11 first lead of the mght on a steal hy Vuung. llho ld Becky Smnh wtth a P·"s .tnd Smtih gave 11hack up on the gn·e and go for a lay-to and a 12- 10 Metgs le.ul SECTIONAL CHAMPIONS - The Meigs Marauders girls basketball team won the Division 11 Rio Grande lower-bracket sectional championship Thursday evening with a 47-44 win over Jackson. Team members in the front row from tell to right: Tricia Davis, Amber VIning, Becky Mar~udcr A I :2-0 run gave Metgs a 20-12 le<td when Shnmpltn scored " ilh 3 21 left. But Jackson\ outstandmg lreshman Howe htt lwo <tratghtthree potntef'. then added a two pomter to pull the Iron Liidtes even at 20 w11h :10 seconds to go 111 lhe half . Jesstr.t Ho\\,lfU then tame up wtth a stc.t l and l.t) -111 ll'ttlljust lwo "ecnnth rem,unmg and J.1ck,on wenl ullnthe locker rnnm a1 the h.tlf wnh 26 wtth 4·20 left 111 the th11d pettod. The Iron Ladtes went on top 3229 when C.tldll ell hit another bucket with I :29 left. but T•mgy Laudermtlt fired 111 a tnlecta Irom deep 111 the nght COIIlet "tlh I II loft to tlraw Metgs even C.tldwell. whn hke Howe IS ·' freshman. hn one of two ltnmthc Ime wnh I 0:1 remamtng for her mnth poinl'i of the pe11nd .md pul J.tck . . on on top :13 -32 .11 the end of the pen.1 2~ - ~0 le.ld od Holl e poured 111 18 of Jackson's fhc 111 c> te.11ns h.• ttbl ,., e ll ill the ~~ potnt' Ill the half She scored stx fourth penod Tracy Cnfley gave the tnlhelitstpeiiodand.tdded I~ in the Marauderstheleatlforgood.ll41-39 '· h he h1t a 10 fnoe1 1 from Ihe ..,ccond to pltce J.u:"'"on \\ens 'I he Iron Ladtcs held then b•ggest nght base lme wtth 1·0 I left 111 Ihe le.ul of the mght at the ~ 3~ mat k ot game J.1ckson then turned the ball the 1h11d pe 11od when Br.mdy Ca ld- over and the lronl.tdtes fouled Vmmg we ll 'cored to gtve them a 26-2 1 wtth 50 ttcks lelt on the clock leatl But Vintng and Becky Smtih lut Amber htl both of Ihe foul shot' to back ·tn·back three pomters. Ihe last put Metg< on top 4.1-39 one hy Smtth put Metgs on top 17Jackson then mtssed ,, shot on I thetr en<111ng possesston and lhe Matauders pulled Jown the rebound. Shnmplm ":as fouled .md hit one of two ftom the line and Metg< held a 44-39 lead But h.1ck came J,tekson and C.tldwell htt ,, follow-up shot wtth 21 seconds lelt In cut the Mctgs lead to 44-41. Wtllt.tms then was fouled. and the sophomore calmly went to the lme and htl hoth free throws Wtlh 17 seconds l~ft to put Metgs on top 45-41. Jack<nn came nght b,1ck and Howe fired in a three potnter wtth stX seconds left to cut the Metgs lead to 4644. Wtlhams then was l'oulcu and Brooke htt one of lwo wilh fmu seconds leflto gtve Metgs a 47-44 lead A Jackson desperathin shot at the buzzer wnsn'l close ;.md the MMau(J. ers ad1•anced to the dtstm·t tournament "We were ,tbk to go e1g h1 or nme deep," Marautler coach Ron Logan said after the game "That re.1ll y made a htg diffetcnce wilh the htg ger noor IOIII£hl. This IS 0111 loun h b1g game 1n :1 row :md the k1il-. h~1ve never gtven up I thought we thd an excellent JOh on defense 111 1hc second half. espectally on Howe We Smith, Brooke Williams, Tangy Laudermilt, Shanalso chd a good JOh on ollense Wtth non Price and Tonya Miller. Behind them are head Jackson ch.mgmg thm dclcnse .llllhe coach Ron Logan, Melissa Werry, Tracy Coffey, t1me" Tiffany Halfhill, Jennifer Shrlmplln, Marjorie Vuung showetJ the l.tn' th:at Howe Bratton, Amy Hysell and assistant coach Darin Logan. wasn't the only outstnndmg fre shman on the noor as <he led the Marauders bal;mced attack wtth 1fi pOints Shttmpltn and Cofky added etght pmnts each and Wtllt:11ns and Smtih li1e e.1ch The M.1rouders lui 17 of49 1rom the noor for 35':1- mclutltng four ol live from long dtstance Metgs went to the Ime 12 111nes and hll ntnc for 75c,; Me1gs had 18 rchoundo,; wllh Coffey grahhtng nmc. Shttmpliil had seven and W1lh.1ms .tdded s1x M.:1g" had 16 turnover' II .tsstsls led hy Smilh 11 nh four .md lillie steals led hy Shnmpltnwtth tluee Wtlltams anti "'JOil)'ll M1II Cl.lllCui\\Oeacl II ·' I Jackson was bl by the11 fteshm:m duo of Howe and C.tltlwell who scored 82'/r ol Jackson's pomts Howe scored 24. but only had six 111 the second half C.tldwell mldctl 12. all of them commg ,\ Iter Ihe h.1ll Jackson htt 17 ot 41 Irom the n<Mir tnclucltng four of 10 three ptlinters lor 42':1. The li on L.tdtcs "entlo the lone 10 times nntllut seven l'ot ?or;, Cnldwell h"tl II nl J,ll'kson\ 2K tdliltlllll,, J,lckson turned the h.tll mer 14 ltmes The It on L:uhcs lwl lillie assiSts le_d hy owe 11 nh lnm . Ounrltr !!llilb Mc1gs 6 1-l-12-15=-t? J.tckson K-14 - 11 -11 =44 Mt'igs: Amhc1 Vuung 1<!-4= 16, Becky Smtih 1-1-0=5. Jcntukr Stlllt· pltn 1-0-1=&. Tt.tcy Collq 4-0-0=&. Btnnke Wtllt,nns 1-0 l='i. T.mgy :,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,It Il- l 0=1 Ton\.t ~1tlkt ~ 1·0-0=2 Total<: 13--1-9~ 47 Jackson: K11sten St:11kcy 1-00=2. Bet11 Howe 5-3-5=24. Jesstca How.ml J-0-0=6. Bmndy C.tldwell50-2= 12. Tolnls: 14-3- 7=-14 I I Eastern pulled'"' ay It om a IJ IJ fir<t ~uarter tte to dele.tt ihe Smtih G.tlh.t Rehels 6-1-4~ Wednescl,ty mglu 1 at MetCcn tlk SeniOr K1111 M.l) le 111 het l.ts t reg1 ul:u se.tsnn g.1me setl1~d .t1c.m1-h1gh 21 Jult H.tym.m h.td II> pmnh \I, and v.• I<J I< K.lll .tddetl 12 pniill' .llld 10 rehounds Saht tn.l Mooney l nntrhed 25 pmnts !111 South G.tlli.t \ E.htr rn pl.1ys Mond,ty mthe D111 · I ~tOn IV !-.IJ'C II Oil~lltourn:unent cham- I Fouls: 16 Fouled oul: Waugh NBA standings DRIVING TO THE HOOP - Meigs guard Becky Smilh drives to the hoop as she leaves behind Jackson's Brandy Caldwell during Thursday night's Division II sectional finals on the University of Rio Grande campus. The Marauders' 47-44 victory elevated them to next week's district tournament at Chillicothe High School. (Sentinel pho· to by Dave Harris) ..•<, 9 II 17' · Oul.lj:tlo.IO lndl.ltM • • Ouvlnllc ,. • • All.ml.t Central Oivi"ion l'i 127 '7 I~ lO 21 H 2l · Mtlw.JUk...'e 2H N l b 16 12' 2' II l7' ~: • Cl fVEl ANIJ r.~ 1 CHESHIRE p!On,htp g.unt: .11 Ak)..,llld~r A' .1 n:,ult of .1 numbe1 :! . . ~cd. E.1'h:fJl ~~ li ro,; t round bye South Gal Ita htt 20-42 lor 47 percent. 17-34 lWO-pOIIIIOI' for 50 per· ' CCIII .tnd 1-H three-pOiiil<'fS with 19 rebnunds iK.utCI.ukl9) SGhad 10 ao,;sl "h II ... 1c.al' I RlUI nm en; .md 16 l'ou I' E.lo,; tern won tht: resl.'ne g.1mc. drew IHl~C\ ~ 1. no "lOJG • n,IJ11C The futu"': The Rehels .ue lena ; It ~ cl) ... chcduled to pl.1y Por1\mouth · Clay S.ilut d.t) 111 the cluh' '"~"'·"· ' o o,;c.Jo,;On lin.!lt: ( . Quarter tolills 11-24-17- 10=64 · E.1stern South G.tllt .t 11- 15-11 -9=48 ! Eastern ( 15-~): M.tyle I0-0'i t/2=21 . H.tym.mll-11--l/4= In K.trr 4o 4/o= 12. Evans 1-0-1!4= 7 Bt.mnon 12-0-0/0=4. Wolle 2-0-0/0=4 Totals: 26-0-12/16=6-1 1 Fouls: II i South Gallia (6-13): Mooney 1-1' IH=2' W:111gh 2- 1-0ifl= 7 Johnson 1-0-0/0=6. Cl.uk 2-0-0/0=4. Ktnn t· ""' 1-ll-Oifl= 2. Oshorne 1-0-0/0=2 Totals: 17/3~- 3/8 -S/8=48 Total FG: 10-42 1471>'/f I Rrboumls: 19 (Clark 8) Assists: I0 (Mooney 4) Steals: II (Mooney 5) Thrnovers: N/A I " • m'CIIISO • Powot WIIIOOws .... sg 950 ;- Was $tt,950 WasSI9,950 l!i ta•IIIIC Sdiiii!VIII! Skx:k tunber 8Tl:JlA l.oodod! W4 flrl Aei'ISIIr VII St<J:I< tunber 70-IW. 3 To Omse Film' • Leather lntenor • Ftly l.oOOed' .. I I Was sto.950 lb H 14 2'i lit 10 "' ) ~ ., > t ~ ! • I ) 2H 2\ M1nn.: :-.n1 .1 H1•u ' 1''" V,lllliiUVCI IJ,all.b Oo.:nH·r < I'll\ Chewy Asln V1n I!P.Ii C.m S·iilTirsP~kl' Sl<x:k funber 8C98A Stoclo tunber 7H83A Pass Sea t< ' Dcuvo;T .II Scnulc K r m and is a strong defenstve player mthe post. Desptte overcommg some broken nbs suffered in .. n .1uto acctdent. sophomore Stacy Lyons has come on slrong lately. ~onng ten m Smtih· ern's Wednesday mghl wm Lyons IS a good rebounder and a capable outSide shooter. aver<tgmg around live pomts " game Sophomore Kim lhlc IS another key ball handler 111 the SHS lineup Ihie c;m hit the three . plus stahtlizes the SHS offenstve pattern game. Pal· ty Lawrence has done a gootl dtfenstve job for Southern. and is q111Ck on the break. Several younger players fill the lineup : Heather D;uley. Sarah Br.ltler. and Fallon Roush Cnsp s,ud, "We must tchound on both ends of the noor and must controllhe p•untto wm Saturcl,ty's game Symmes has some excellent post players. We defitutely have to stop Owens 111s1de " "We must also conunue to sltoot well .md pl.ty !'o ur h,lf(l quarters of ball I thmk ti s tmponant for us to control the 1empo of Ihe game and he patient offenSively All ol our players must step up and contnbute . One or two can't do the JOb It must be ,, complete team eflnn " In contrast to Southern's yo11lh. Symmes Valley is a veteran h"ll duh The Vtkings are 15-4 overall thiS season ,mJ ex.peru::nccd some s uccess la ~;t ye;tr, however, lhe four semors were also pan ol several suh-par yc.trs The sentors h;we p:uJ thw dues, however. the le.1gne "ffiliatton for whtch Symmes competes IS s:nJ to he "very weak". Seven seniurs dot the lineup The team\ ht~hest scorer is Tina Owens, a 6-1 Jr. who leads the team wtth a 15-pot nl average Owens. numher 30 on Ihe roster. is a top notch center. leading scorer. and leadmg rebounder The team revolves around her pl;ty in the pamt. Next 111 hne 1s Semor swmg ~uard M1ssy Saunders. number 10. Saunders can httthe open shot tf not pre~sured. and is capahle of hitting the three. She likes to take the b1g shots late 111 the game and 1' I he numher two "iLOrcr The thtrd leading threat '' #23 Am.mda Adams. a sen tor small forward. She ls a very active. aggressil'e player that IS a deadly shooter from 12 feel on Ill, and j, ;m cJu.:dlcnl foul shooter Number 35 C.md.1ce Sh.trp, a sen1or fo1 ward. Joe..,n't lig.ure mud1 111 the sconng scheme. hut IS a conSislenl all-l~round pl.tyer .mtl gond rehoundcr J.melle B.~rker. SCIHnr pu1nt t!u,ml. ha"cally a hall handler .md nnn· sconng threat . cap.thle ol dm tog for ;1 score. and hi111ng the open m:m. IS Ac.:cordmg lo the "iCOUIIIlg 1eports, Symmc" 1s a \'ery Sllllll.tr team In E.1o,;ter n. hul not qu11c •• , pn1cn1 They typt<-.tlly pl.ty man to-m.m defense and do nnl go very Jeep mto the bench dcsptte tts scmor dnnu- nance Symmes Valley defe.lted Green 111 a regular season game Wednesday. C.m Southern repeat as Sectmmd Champton• Only ltme wtlltell. Game ttme IS I p.m. Saturday at Alexander. 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KI'm M1.um m GoiLJen S1a1e Kp m lJusltlll ,at Portlalll.l . 10 p "' P:~c1rK Div1!ikln $81950 * *TIRE SALE * * KELLY TIRES 992-4484 run la"t week. acll1t1lly outscorang lhc league champs tnthe second hall' In factth.i145-30 loss was the only loss in the last four games for the 'Iornadoes. Desptte having three seniors, Southern s still basically a young team. The Lady Whtrlwlll(ls have been led the.p.ISt couple games by a freshman post player. Ntcole Benson a 5-11 sharpshooter. who htt 10-14 111 the semi-final In the last two game<. Southern has nearly doubled ''' shootmg percentages for the season. Two reason for the outburstts a more pal tent cluh workmg for better shots. and some shots falhng mlo Ihe hoop that took bad bounces earlier 111 the se.1..on . Southern sentor Cynth1.1 C.tldwell. a hard-work mg . defensll'e spectaltst and potential offenstve threat anchors the three-semor lineup C.ildwell ts quick. and a smart hall h:mdler from the elbow. Allhough she often doesn't shoot as much .ts 'ihe could. she " a key assist person for the team wtlh a stx pomt al'erage Another senior Jenny Fnend. I'CI .1ges three points a game.but has heen ,, key rebounder for the Torn.uloes Friend ts also a key ddenst•·e figure and st,lble ball handler. Erica Arnott IS the other sentor, and usually the stxth man off the bench Arnott " qt11ck. h;mdles the b.lllwell. anti " ,, st.thle factor in the lineup Jun1or K1m S~tyre. :1 leg11tm.lt ~ shnnllng guard. now pl.1y1 n~ pumt h:~!\ been the anrhnr fo1 tlu' ~rm\ 1l1J.! Southern team. Sayre averages I0 points a game and has nine-rehound averuge as well as scoring among team assist leaders Sayre runs the SHS offense and has had a great secontl half of the se.1son. Benson IS a\'en1gm~ over nme points a game Flip-style cellular with 40-numbtr memory ••Good Honest People" 808 W. 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A ClfJifll-'"0 , 10 '0 p m WESTERN CONFERENCE r· , ., Iwn I ONLl'Ar Saturday's games O•t~aJ!;Il r· . P""'"· Southern also gnve En'\tem a good lndtana. wluch won for the nmth mark to put the Hoosters ahead 72ttme 10 tls last II g.tmes. also got I:1 70. pmnts from Wtlh.lm Gladness With I 07 left. two Indiana Redd led Ohio State 1.1 tlh 19 defenders hit the deck as Smgleton pomts 11 hile Davts .md Jason S111- htt a turnaround to tte it - angennr, gleton each had 14 and Neshau11 Kmght on !he stdeline. Coleman added 10 mthe Buckeyes Patterson missed a shot with 37 1Oth stratght co11fercnce lo" at home 'econds left and Redd rebounded. over two se;"ons sell tog the stage for the wtld fintsh Guyton s 15-foot h.tselllle shot off " I'd do exactly the same thmg tf gl.tss capped a 5-0 lmh.ma nmto stan I were Ohio Slate." Kntght said. the second hall for a 42 -34 lc.td . The "There's no sense shootmg unttlthe next t11ne a teammate wouiJ score- end with a lie score " Luke Jtmene7 011 ,, tlnec-pm11tct at Guyton was 5-for-8 from threethe 7 52 m.trk - the Honstcrs · kad pomt range and the Hoosters were R11as 61 -5 4. of-14 . " It w.ts one nltltnsc m~hls I kit Guyton banketl in a 27-foot fadepretty good about myself.'' said Gu)- away three-pomter wtth two seconds ton. who htt 11-of-19 shots from the lei I while !.tiling min the Ohto State field . "The team dtd a good JOb of hench to give Indiana a 37-341ead nt getting me the basketball" the break. The Hoosiers fell behind But Oh10 State used a 13-1> run. 13-4 nght out of the gate but used an capped by Coleman's three-pomler 11-0 mn - five pomts by Richard wtth 2 29 left. to take a 70-69 lead. Mandevtlle and four by GladnessAndrae Patterson htt a rebound to take a 22-18 upper hand. follow off a Guyton mtss With 2·11 lndtana had SIX IUrnovers Ill tls rematning before Mtchael Lewis hit lirst nine trips down noor and finthe first of two foul shots at the I :21 tshed the half with I0. New 'tmk .11 Pur11.ulll Ill pill B··~h•u,ll Sc••uk· IOpm Lknvcr ;~I Gollkn SloiiC, 10 '0 r 111 M~o~m1 .11 S,r.:r.mll!llln 10 10 p m Basketb<lll l>elrt.lll (' "' : rumnlu I on the noor at Alexander. while Symmes take to the Albany hardwood for the first tune since last season Southern coach Al;m Crisp said, . "Our tougher schedule has helped make us become a better team We had an extremely tough non-league schedule thts se,\Son. and played well agmnst some of the upper dtVISton learns 111 the Tn-V.tlley Conference " Scoreboard Indiana tops Ohio State 74-72 Eastern girls down ,-South Gallia 64-48 with a winning mark . Eastern was the other wmnmg learn and second seed w11h a 15-4 overall mark Symmes Valley drew a iirst round bye. whtle Southern defeated Mtller m big way. 43-27. Wednes(hly evemng. In the opener. Ross-Southeastern. Eastern's opponent defeated Ironton St. oe 62-13 in the Wednesday ntghteap . Southern has now made 11 to the Sectton.•l finals three yea" tn a row and are the delemling Sectwnal Champtons. Satu1d.1y. Somhern wtll have the advantage ol havmg played but Uuvt~ · runn111g Jumper from 12 feet wilh a second left was well short olthe basket. "A very good player made ,, rea l gootl play to make them wm the g.tme ." O'llnen s.11d "We've lost enough games Ill here - t hree or four tunes on las t-se~ond plays- thattt's only fttling we wm one of these:· sa td Klltght. a 1962 Ohto State grad who was ,1 re<erve on the Buckeyes' t%0 n:nmnal cham ptonshtp team Up to the iinaltmllutcs.the game had been dommuted by llldtunh's A.J Guyton . Guyton scored all I K of Ihe Hoosiers ·points over,, sp.ut ol II : 19 in the second half. tint shutg wtth 27 pnmts. to lead the Hoosters ( 1R- 7 overall. 9-4 Big Ten) The loss was the 16th 111a row for Ohio State 17-19. 0- 13) and 19th m a row in conference pl.1y over the last : two se.tsons The Buckeyes. 11Im • have tostthc 1r last seven games at St : John Arena. w111 play 111 the new Val• ue City Arena next yc<tr. t•. As the clock ttdetl down to 10 second,. Ohto State point gu.ud Cat· Ins D.lvts atlempted to shove l a pass to Redd near the center Jiilllp c11de But Recker. guardmg Redd. ran between them and lipped the h.tll away wnh hiS lei I hand and d~thhbl 111 for the dunk "We kmd of fi gured Redd would get the ball at the end.'' satd Reeker. 1.1·ho had 15 pmnts "He's thetr go-to player. I anttctpated ami n was an easy basket.'' lndtan.t coach Bob Kntght. makmg hts linal appearance on hiS old home cou11. " "d. "We thoughttfthey st.tyed out - 11' we cou ld swttch aggresstl'ely- nuyhe we'd have .1 ch.mrc " Ohto State burned dnwncourt. (See OSU on Page S) to face Symfl)es Valley in Divis.ion IV finals 0 S U loses .. ,,.:.IC:.;o:..:.n.::'':..:.m:..:.•e:.;d.::fr:..:.on_,_r...:ag:..e_4:..:.1-~------:----:--:-:--:---:--:-:::- t~ By RUSTY MILLER State's mtsenes wllh a 74-72 vtctory COLUMBUS . Ohto tAP) Thursday ntght Before leavmg the huddle wilh 28.5_ "We 11.eren 't gomg to gettncky al seconds left ag.unst lndtana . Ohto all." O'Bnen smd "We had to run St.ttc co.tch Jnn O'B11en msuucted some clock. I get very concerned lteshman MtCh.td Redd to wm the about five -second calls 11' you JUSt g.m1e h.tve nne guy dnbhling. We ran a Good 111struc.:t1ons. Wrong f1osh couple of exchanges and ll'e were JUst lndt.ma freshman Luke Recker gomg to g11·c tum (Rcdtl) the h.t ll mtcrcepted ,, pass mtended for Redel "The lastthmg we s<tlllto lum 111 .md sc:otetl on <I dunk wilh 7 2 sec- the huddle was 'Jusl go m.tke us one!:-. !ell .~ ... lnd~ouM ex.temkd Oh1o Win The Daily Sentinel• Page 5 . :Southern Pag'e 4 , Friday, February 20, 1998 1 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio I 1"'* 'I · (W1Jh aclrvllhon \ )19 9'J W\11\out ) �Page 6 • The Dally Sentinel Friday, February Worship · !Oa.m., 6 p.m. Apostolic Church or Jesus Christ Apostolic Evening- 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services · 7:30p.m. Assembly of God Liberty Assembly ol God P.O. Box 467, Dudding Lane Pastor: Neil Tennant Sunday Services· 10:00 a.m. and 7 p.m. Thursday Prayer Meeting· 7 p.m. Wednesday Services . 1 p.m. PaSior: Rev. Dewey King Sunday school- 9:30a.m. Beanullow Ridge Church of Christ · Pastor:Terry Stewart Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services ,· 6:30p.m. Zion Church ol Christ Pomeroy, Harrisonville Rd. (RLI43) Fret Will Baplist Church Sunday School - 9:30 a. m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Sunday School · 10 a.m. W c: dne~ ay Service-7:00p.m. Rutland first Baptist Church Sunday School -9:30 a.m. Worship - 10:45 a. m. Pomeroy First Baptist East Main St . Sunday Sc hool 9:30 a.rr Worship · 10:30 a.m. Fi.-.1 Southern Baptist 41 872 Pomeroy Pike Pas1or: E. Lamar O' Bryan1 Sunday School -9:30a.m. Wor.;hip - IO:'j5 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services - 7:00 p.m. f'int Baptist Church Pastor: Mark Morrow 6th and Palmer Sl., Middleport Sunday School · 9:15a.m. Worship - 10:15 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Service- 7:00p.m. Racine Flrsl Baptist Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wor.;hip - 10:40 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wedne.<day Services · 7:00p.m. Sll•'er Run Baptist Pastor: Bill Little Bethlehem BopUst Church Thursday Services- 7:30 Hillside Baptist Church SL Rl. 143 juSI off Rl. 7 Pastor: Rev. James R. Acn~e. Sr. Sunday School- 10 a.m. Worship - 1la.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. Victory Baptisllndependant 525 N. 2nd SL Middlepon Pastor: James E. Keesee Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Bradford Church or Christ Comer of Sl. Rt 124 <% Bradbury Rd. Forest Run Boptlst Pastor : Arius Hurt Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship - 11 a.m. MI. Moriah Boptist Fourth & Main Sl., Middleport Pastor: Rev. Gilbert Craig, Jr. Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wor.;hip - 10:45 a.m. Anliqulty Baptlst S,unday School -9:30a.m. Worship · 10:4.S a.m . Sunday Evening·- 6:00p.m. Rulland Free Will Baptist Salem St. Pastor: Rev. Paul Taylor Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evening . 7 p.m. Wednesday Se rvices- 7 p.m. Catholic Sac.-.d Heart Catholic Church 161 Mul berry Ave., Pomeroy, 992·5898 Pastor: R(v. Walter E. Heinz · Sal. Con. 4:4S·5:1Sp.m.: Ma"- 5:30p.m. Sun. Con. -8:45-9: 15 a. m., Sun. Mas.s -9:30a. m. Dailey Mass- 8:30a.m. Sunday School - 9:30a.m. wo .. hip . 10:30 a.m. Hickory HOI! Chun:h or Christ Evangelist Joseph B. Hoskins Sunday School - 9 a.m. Worship - 10 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Serviets · 7 p.m. Minister: Oannv Bias Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Se rvices . 7 p.m. Pomeroy w.,lsidt Church ol Chri51 33226 Children's Home Rd. -Sunday School- II a.m. Sunday Evening -6:30p.m. Thursday Service · 6:30p.m. LongSYille ChrisUan Church Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service 7:30p.m. .. ................ Pnlducel • FNrldll GENC;;Inr. Bill Quickel 992-66n TIME FOR SPRING CLEANING? Clean out your bllsement or attic with the help of the CLASSIFIED SECTION! · Sution Pastor: Dewayne Stuller Sunday School- 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:45_a.m. (lsi&: 3rd Sun) Ealll Lefort Pastor: Brian Harkness Su_nday School - 10 a.m . Worship. 9 a.m. Pine Grove Rev. George Weirick Worship- 9:00a.m. Sunday School - 10:00 a.m. Pastor: Brian Harkness Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wo.,hip- II a.m. Our Sulour Luthtnn Chunh Walnut and Henry Sts., Ravenswood, W.Va. lntrim pastors: Rev. Roben Hupp CooMIIe United Methodist Porilb Pastor: Gene Zopp Sunday School - 10:00 a.m. Sundav school - 10:30 a.m. Worsh.ip - 9:30a.m., 7 p.m. Worship . 11 a.m. Coolville Churi:h Main & FiAh S1. Sunday School • 10 a.m. Wor.;hip - 9 a.m. Tuesday Services - 7 p.m. Bethel Church Township Rd., 468C Sunday·School - 9 a.m. Worship· 10 a.m. Wednesday Services - 10 a.m. Hockingport Church ReedSYIIIe Church or Christ Pastor: Philip Sturm St. Paul Lutheran Church Sunday School -9:45a.m. Worship · 11 a.m. Sunday School: 9:30 a.in. Worship Service: 10:30 a.m. Bible Sludy, Wednesday, 6:30p.m. Chnstian Union Hartford Church or Christ in Christian Union United Methodist Graham United Methodl!t . Wor.;hip- 9:30a.m. (lsi & 2nd Sun), 7:30p.m. (Jrd & 41h Sun) Worship · 9:30 a. m., 7:30p.m. _Wednesday Services-7:30p.m. Thursday Services- 7 p.m. Wednesday Servicts - 8 p.m. Ton:h Church Co. Rd. 63 Sunday School . 9:30a.m. Wor.;hip - 10:30 a.m. Meigs Coopentl" Porish Nazarene Pastor: Rev. Ralph Spires Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Sunday School - 9:45 a.m. Pastor: Sharon Hausman Evening - 7 p.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - II a.m., 6:30p.m. Rutland Chun:h or God Chester Pastor: Randy Ban Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship · 11 a.m.. 6 p. m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. Syracuse Fi.-.t Church ol God Joppa Pa51or: Bob Randolph Wor.;hip - 9:30a.m. Sunday School - 10:30 a.m. Apple and Second Sts. Pastor: Rev. Dav id. Russe ll Sunday School and Worsh ip- 10 a. m. Evening Services- 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services- 6:'30 p.m. Chun:h ol God ol Prophecy OJ . Wh11C Rd. off S1. RL I f<l Long Boitom Sunday School - 9:30a.m. W01ship- 10:30 a.m. Pastor: P.J. Chapma n Sunday School· 10 a.m. Reedsville Congregational Trinity Church . Sunday School - 9 a.m. Won hip - 10 a.m. Sunday school and worship 10:25 Tuesday Services - 7:30p.m. Episcopal Grace Episcvpal Church • 326 E. Main Sl. , Pomeroy Rutlaad Church or lhe Nazarene Pastor: Chad Emrick Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Worship . 11 a. m. Wednesday Services· 7:30p.m. Coffee hour following Pastor: Keith Rader Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship · 9 a.m. Holiness Dan•llle Ho.llness Church 31057 SlaiC Roule 325. Langsvlle Wednesday Services- 7 p.m: F1atwoods Pastor: Dr. J.D. Young Sunday school · 9:30a.m. Sunday wo.,; hip · 10:30 a.m. & 1 p.m. Wedne~ay praye r se rvice · 7 p.m. Worship - 10 a.m. Pastor: Edsel Hart Pastor: Robert Sanders . Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services-7:30p.m. Eden United Brethren In Chi'iSI 2 1/2 miles nonh.of Reedsville on State Route 124 Paslor: Rev. Robert Markley Sunday School- II a.m . Sunday Wor.;hip- 10:00 a.m. & 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services-7:30p.m. Wednesday Youlh Service- 7:30p.m. Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wor.;hip - 10:30 a.m.. 7 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. Pastor: Roy Hunter South Bethel New T.,tament Silver Ridge ' Pastor: Roben Barber Sunday School - 9 a.m. Worship- 10 a.m.. 7 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. Carletoo lnierdenolllnatlonal Church Kingsbury Road Pastor: Jerr Smilh Sunday Sehool - 9i30 a.m. Wo!"!'ihip Service 10:30 a.m. No Sunday or Wednesday Nighl Services Freedom G-1 Mission Bald Knoh, on Co. Rd. 31 "Pastor: Rev. Roger Willford Sunday School -9:30a.m. wo .. hip- 7 p.m. White'' Chapel Wesleyan Coolville Road Pastor: Rev. Phillip Ridenour Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship · 10;30 a.m. Service - 7 p.m. Wedne~ay Falniew Bible Chun:h Uturt, W.Va. Rt. I Pascor: John Hart Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship- 7:00p.m. Wednesday Bible Sludy - 7:00p.m. WorShip - II a.m. Faith Fttlowshlp Cru11de rorChtist FomtRun Pastor: Rev. Mary McDaniel Sunday Sen-ices: 10 a.m. & 6 p.m. Service: Friday, 7 p.m. Sunday School · 10 a.m. Saturday Services: Sabbalh School · 2 p.m. Worship - 3 p.m. United Brethren ML Hermon United Brtthren In Christ Church Tuas Community off CR 82 United Faith Church Oth e r Churches Hah'est Outreach Mlnblria 47439 Reibel Rd., Chesler Pastor:· Keith Rader ) Seventh-Day Adventist Seventh-ll•y Ad,.ntist Mulberry HIS. Rd., Pomeroy Pastor: Roy Lawinsky Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evening 7:30p.m. Tuesday & ThuiSday - 7:30p.m. Portlond Flnt Church of the Naurene Pastor: Mark Matson Wor.;hip • 10:30 p:m. Sunday School - 6 p.m. Enterprise Haul Community Church Off Rt 124 Evening- 7 p.m. Wedneday Service - 7 p.m. Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. Pastor: Rev. Franldin Dickens 949-2804 St. Rt. 248, Chester, Oh. 9115-3308 !unrral ~orne clnr. CLASSIFIED ADS ~··~:Mldd1:0~:" :;:uo a supermarket for everything · 992-2955 in a huny... TRY -~~,;~~- CLASSIFIEDS llllfiL n PtE SIIVI!RS. 5tO Eut Main Sirott Pomorcy, OH 457et 114-992-~ """ EWING FUNERAL HOME SNOUFFER "Dignity and Service Always" FIRE & SAFETY SALES & ·sERVICE Established 1913 1· 992• 2121 992-7075 172 North Second Ave . .J...;~~.........-. .....~10S~M~U~lbt=w~A~¥8~...JP~om~~·rogg~~~M:i~d~dl:e~po:rt~,~Q~h~. . . . . . . . . . ~ . &...........~..............................~..J:am:u~R~.A:enN~,J~r-~,~DI:r~::M. . ' Representatives of Wanda A. Swearingen, also known as Wanda Ann Swearingen, POMEROY Public Notice Deceased, their Executors, Admlnletrators, Custodians, Asalgna, or Guardians, be required to set up their liens or Interest In said real property or be forever barred from asserting the same, and for attorney fees, and coats. Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE FOR,ECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE Common Pteas Court, Meigs County, Ohio CASE NO. 98-CV-007 Beneficial Mortgaga Co. of Ohio va. Unknown Spouse, II any of Wanda A. Swearingen, etc., et al. Unknown Spouse, II any, ol Wanda A. Swearingen, also known as Wanda Ann Swearlngan , and the Unknown H_olrs, Unknown Spouses, II any, of the Unknown Heirs, Devisees, Legatees , and Representatives of Wanda A. Swearingen, also known as Wanda Ann Swearingen, Deceased, their Executors, AdministratOrs, Custodians, Aaslgns, or Guardians, upon whom service of summons cannot be made, because the residence and all other addresses of said defendants are unknown and cannol with reasonable diligence be ascertained, a•• hereby notified that on January 30, 1998, the plalntlft flied a complaint In Common Pleas Court , Meigs County, Ohio, In Cas~ NO. 98-CV-00007, agaln!l\Unknown Spouse, ·if any, ol Wanda A. Swearingen, etc., at el., alleging that on May 28, 1997, decedent Wanda A. Swearingen, also known as Wanda Ann Swearingen (hereinafter ;,Swearingen") executed and delivered ·to plaintiff a written loan agreement (hereinafter "agreement"l, that decedent Swearingen has defaulted In the payment of said agreement and owes to plalnllll $35 ,468.94 1 with Interest thereon from January 23, 1998, at the rate of 14.25 percent per annum; that as security tor the payment of said agreement, decedent Swearingen executed and delivered to plaintiff her cerlaln mortgage deed, for the residence at 39691 Mi. Union Road, Rutland, Ohio 45771, conveying the following des cr ibed premises, Deed Book Volume 327, Page 67.1, Situated In the township ol Scipio, county of Meigs, State of Ohio, towit: RACINE MOWER . CLINIC Briggs & Stratton Master Service Technician KEROSENE HEATER REPAIR MIKE MORRISON Appearing Friday 8:00-12:00 Worship - 9 a.m. Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. . Legal description lor properly located In section 3, township 7N; range 14W, of Scipio Township In Meigs County, Ohio. Beginning at a point east about • 1325 feet Irom the Southwest corner of the northwoot quarter (NW 1/4) according to deed volume 277, page 561 of said aeotion 33, said point ol beginning being marked by an Iron rod on the south fine of -said NW 1/4 section of said section 33: thence, nor:th 90 degrees west 47.35 loot lollowlr\g the south line of said NW 1/4 eectlon along a ·lance line and marked by a set Iron rod. · Then~• following lhe next three calls: North 09 degrees 53 minutes 56 seconds east, 178.04 toet; North 48 degrees 58 minutes 22 seconds east, 62.45 foot ; North 88 dogrooo 17 minute• 4~ seconds east, 94.70 leal; Driveways, Parking Lots, etc. East point set and marked by an Iron rod ; thence following a line ao·uth 24 degrees 42 minutes 28 seconds west 280.10 feet being 1he same line described In deed book 277, page 561 to the point ol beginning, subject to all legal easements, containing 0.4221 acres, more or less. Deed book volume 327, page 667 Situated In the Township of Scipio, County of Meigs, State ot Ohio, To-Wit: Being In Section 33, Town 7 North, range 14 West of the Ohio Company's purchase- .and being described as follows: beginning at a polnl Easl aboul 13:15 feet from the Southwest corner of the Northwest quarter (NW 1/4) of said Section 33, said point of beginning being marked by an Iron rod on the south line of said NW 1/4 of said Section 33; thence East 298.74 feel along the South line of said NW 1/4 of the Center ol Township Road T-14 (Mount Union Road), crossing a 30· inch Elm at 280.67 feet lor reference; thence North 28 degrees 22 minutes 10 seconds wesl 107.04 Joel and North 32 degrees 23 mlnules 40 seconds West 221 .30 feet along the center of said Township Road T-14 (Mount Union Road), thence south 24 degrees 42 minutes 28 seconds Wes1 309.37 feet to the point of beginning, crossing an Iron rod al 29.27 feel lor relerence, contain ing 1.0 acre , more or · less , excepting all legal rights ol ~~~ross: 39691 Mt. Union Rd., Rutland, OH. Tax map or parcel ID No . 1700686.001 , Tax map or parceiiD No. 17-00756.00 That the decedenl Swearingen has failed to pay said agreement according to the terms and condlllons thereof; that the de lend ants · Unknown Spouse, II any, of Wanda A. Swearingen , also known as The defendants Unknown Spouse, If any, or Wanda A. Swearingen, also known as Wanda Ann Swearingen, and the Unknown Heirs, Unknown Spouses, If any, of the Unknown Heirs, Devisees, Legatees, and Representatives of Wanda A. Swearingen, also known as Wende Ann Swearingen, DBceaaed, their Executors, Administrators, Custodians, Assigns, or Guardians, hereinabove named are further notllled that they are required to answer said complaint on or before April 17, 1998, w.hlch Includes 28 days from he last publication , or ludgment may be rerldered a demanded therein. Norman M. Frank Co., L.P.A. Norman M. Frank, (001536) Attorney lor Plaintiff, Beneficial Mortgage Co. of Ohio 33 North High Street, Suite 888 Columbus, Ohio 43215-3076 Telephone: 614-221·1662 (2113, 20, 27, (3) 6 , 13, 20 6 1c Public Notice REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL c Notice to ontrac1ors: In accordance with section 307 .86 ol the OhiO Revised Code, sealed bids will be received by tho Board 01 Meigs county Commlesloners, Court House, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 • until 9 ' 00 a.m. on Monday, March 2, 1998. The blda will then be opened and road aloud at 1:10 o.m. on Monday, March 2, 1998 lor building an addition to the garage as follows: c;onatruct all footings , laying the block , and building the roof on the new addlllon ; which would Include all necessary labor, equipment and material to completslhls project. Bid specifications may be picked up at t he Me>gs county Engineer's Office or the Office of the Meigs County Commis sioners. 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HOLLON TRUCKING DUMP TRUCK SERVICE Agricultural Lime, Limestone • Gravel Dirt • Sand 985-4422 Chester, Ohio Exhausl Work We do Cuslom Bending Converter BIKk $84.95 Most Can Used nres 12.00 Ia I 5.00 Service Jab $16.95 4 ql. oil General Repa~r Work Sugar Run Ashla nd 190 Mulbe rry Po me roy Phone 992;9949 10/25/9G't1n claim to have an Interest In and r-------------------------------~' Custom Homes Gutters, Interior & Exterior Painting, Drywall Repair. lowest rates during the wlnler months of Jan.-Feb.-Mar. 1 mo. . •, $120 New Roofs, Roof Repairs, Assigns, or Guardians , my Unknown Heirs, Devisees,, Call 614-843-5426,,... Delivered & PAINTING Administrators , Custodians, said . real property . Therefore, plain"" demands judgment against decedent Swearingen on the fir s t cause of action lor $35 ,468.94, with Interest thereon al 14.25 percent per annum from January 23, 1998; that said mortgage be foreclosed ; that the amount of liens on the property be marshalled; thai the real property be sold and lhe amount due plaintiff be paid trom the proceeds ol the sale, together with costa heroin; that defendants Unknown Spouse, II any, of Wanda A. Swaarlngen, also known u Wanda Ann Swearingen, and the Unknown Heirs, Unknown Spouaea, If any, of the Free Estimates 992·5050 McFEE ROOFING Wanda Ann Swearingen , and the Unknown Heirs, Unknown Spouses, In any, ol the unknown Heirs , Devisees, Legatees, and Representatives of Wanda A. Swearingen, also known 1-=::.::;:.::...::::!...!::::.:...::.::.:..:.=..=~--------as Wanda Ann Swearingen, H ERM AN'" In .l int linger Legatees , 8 ton . Call Anytime Home 614·992·3141 Cell Phone 591-1897 30 Announcements Public Notice Sunday School · 9:45 a.m. Middleport Presbrterloo Sunday School -9 a.m. Special Thru March 1-614-992-9057 EAGLES CLUB Members and Guest Invited Harrisonville Presbylerian Church Pastor: Lawrence Bust! Pastor: Samuel Basye Sunday School - 9:45 a.m. Rector: Rev. D. A . duPiantier Hol y Eucharist and 'i, Sunday School - 9:30a.m. • Central Cluster Asbury (Sy.-.cu,.j BAHR CLOTHIERS 145 N. Second ~~- ~-s.~,,___.M_id,.._d_I--=-....:..-O_H_..J J..,~•.iJS< Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worsh!P - II a.m. ML Oli•e Com01unlty Church Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. . Pastor: Rev. Krisana Robinson Sunday School- 9:30a.m. wo.,hip - 10:45 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday 7:,30 p.m. Chnter Church orthe Nazarene Pastor: Rev. Helbert Grate Sunday School ·9:30a.m. WoBhip - II a.m., 6 p.m. Pastor: Sharon Hausman ' Syracuse Flnt United Pnsbylerian Long Bottom 4-4:30 Salurday Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services . 7 p.m. Pomeroy Church ol the Nazarene Pastor. Rev. Uoyd D. Grimm)r. Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship - !0:30a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday Services . 7 p.m. Tuppen Plains S~ Paul ScCXJnd & Lynn , Pomeroy Pastor: Rev. Roland Wi ldman Presbyterian Faith Gospel Church Radio Ministry- Ravenswod Station F1rst Sunday of Month - 7:30p.m. service Wednesday Services-7:00p.m. ' '-, Worship· 11 a.m. Syncuse Church orthe Nazarene ·· Pas1or, Robert J. Coen Worship · 9:30a.m. Evening- 6 p.m. ThuiSday Service - 7 p.m. Full Gospel Ugbt•ouH 33045 Hiland Road, Pomeroy Sund:)' School- !0:30a.m. UMYF Sunday 6:30p.m. Middleport Pentecostal Third Ave. PaSior: Rev. Clark Baker Sunday School - 10 a.m. Pastor: Rev. Emmell Rawson Sunday Evening 7 p.m. Reedo•llle Fdlowihlp Church ol the NazaRnt Pastor: Teresa Waldeck Sunday School -9:30 a.m, Worship· 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Sunday School - 10 a.ni. ThuiSday Services- 7 p.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. Faith Valley Tahenlicle ChurcBailey Run Road · Rt. 7 on Pomeroy By-Pass Pastor: Rev. Robert~. Smith, Sr·. Worship - 9 a.m. STARTING FRI., FEB. 20 Sunday School · 10 a.m. Evening - 7 p.m. Sunday School!O a.m. Evening - 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:30p.m. Middleport Church or the Nuarene PaSIOI: Gregory A. Cundiff Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Servii:es- 7 p.m. Pastor: Sharon Hausman St. ·Rt. J24, Racine Pastor: William Hoback Wednesday Service·- 7 p.m. Northeast Cluster Allred . GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE Pentecostal Pentecostal Assembly · Mone c•apel Church Sunday school - 10 a.m . Sunday School- 10 a.m. ML Olive United Methodist Off 124 behind Wilkesville Wednesday- 7 p.m. & Youlh 7 p.m. Dyesvllle Community Church Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship- IO:Jo a.m., 7 p.m. Wonhip- 11 a.m. Sunday School - II a.m. Pastor: Bill Staten Sunday Services - 10 a.m. & 7 p.m. Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wor.;hip- 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Grand Street Wednesday Service. 7:30p.m. Hartford, W.Va. PaSior:Jim Hughes Worship· II a.m. Wednesday Services. 7 p.m. Pastor: Helen K.Jine Corner Sycamore. & Second St., Pomeroy Rev. George Weirick New Ule Victory Cenler 3773 Georges Creek Road, Gallipolis, OH LIMESTONE REMOVAL It does take time for the healil1g process to begin. Yes, it does start on day one, but years will go by before your loss will begin to heal in our hearts. Six years have past,. and the loss ~ still here. I still see you in the kitchen like the day I found you. That pain has not gone away, and your love Is still here. One day we will be all together and what a joyous time that will be. Hear the heavenly angels sing those glorious songs we all love so much. Sadly Missed, Ralph Over 20 years experience. 2/10/1 mo. pd. SNOW Of • Vinyl Siding • Garages • New Homes • Pole Buildings • Room Additions Call Toda~! Free .Estimates! 992·5535 or 992·2753 3/27/TfN ELEANOR A. WERRY August 29, 1916-February 20, 1992 Wednesday Service . 7 p.m. Syncuse Mission 1411 Bridgeman Sl., Syracuse Sunday School - 10 a.m. ·Evening • 6 p.m. Wednesday -'7 p.m. Racine In Memory Cliflon, W.Va. Pastor: Sam Anderson wo..hip - 10 a.m. Lutheran Sl. John Lulhenn Church Pastor: Chad Emrick . Davia-Quickel Agency Inc. INSURANCE Pastor: Dtwayne Stutler Sunday School- II a.m. The Church.or Jesus Christ ol Litter-Day Saints Si. Rl. 160, 446-6247 or 446-7486 Sunday Schooll0:20-ll a.m. Relief So<iely/PrieSihood 11:05-12:00 noon Sacramen1 Service 9-10:15 a.m. Homemaking mee)ing, 1st Thur.;. - 7 p.m. Sunday School 10:30 a. m. Church of Christ Pomtroy Church ol Christ 212 W. Main Sl. Middleport Community Crlarch 515 Pearl St, Middl~port Start today with a new home, new addition or just a little remodeling. In Memory on New lima Rd. Sunday School - 10 a.m. wo ..hip . 7 p.m. Pastor: Robert Vance Sunday worship · 10 a.m. Momln1Star M~igs Clifton Tabernade Church Endtlme Houst orPnyer (al Burlingham church off RouiC 33) Wednesday service-6:30p.m. Wednesday Services · 7:30p.m. DeKter Folth Full Gospel Church Long Boltom Sunday Schoo • 9:30a.m. Wor.;hip · 10:45 a.m. (2nd&: 4th Sun) POMEROY, OH. 614-992-5479 Friday-7:00p.m. Sunday· 9:30a.m. and 7 p.m. • Wednesday . 7 p.m. Cannel Wednesday Services · 7:00p.m. Faith Baptist Church Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. Pastor: Dewarne Stutler Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Worship -8:00a .m., 10:30 a.m., 7:00p.m. Racine Pastor: Rev . Jame s Satterfield Sunday School · 10 a.m. Wor<hip - II a.m.. 6 p.m. Portland-Racine Rd. Pastor: Jerry Singer Minister: Doug Shamblin You th Minister: Bill Amberger Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. Railroad St., Mason Worship- 9 a.m. Wednesday Services - 10 a.m. 113 W. 2ND ST. Wedncsday -7:00 p.m. Hanioonvllle Community Church Sunday School - 10 a.m. " JEFF WARNER INSUUNCE Sunday-7:00p.m. · Pastor: Theron Durham Latter-Day Saints Reorganized Church ol Jesus Christ ol Lotter Day Saini! give you the blues. Communications Pastor: William Van Meter Services: Wednesday; 7:30p.m. Sunday, 2:30p.m. Bethany 360° or 1/4 mile paSI Fotl LO"G'S CO"STROCTIOtl Don~ Church Jesus Christ, Apostolic Faith New Ume Rd., Rutland Pas1or: Rev. Margarel J. Robinson Pastor: Dcwayne Stutler Rutland Church ol Christ Church of God Mt. Moriah Church ol God Wor.ship - IOa.m., 7 p.m. Sunday School - 9:30a .m. Sunday Evening - 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. .. 8; Accepting Workers Compensation Palltmts 211311 mo. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. The Belle>en' Fellowship Ministry Sunday School - 9:15a.m. Worship -10:15 a.m. Snowville Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wor.;hip- 9 a.m. CELLULAR PHONES SMITH'S C_OletNSTRUCTION winter *A.MTA Mtmhu *Lictn.ted by Ohio_Stair Medicul Board Sunday School · 930 a.m. Wor.;hip- 10:30 am Sunday Sehool -9:30a.m. Worship · 9:30a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday • 7 p.m. Friday - fellowship service 7 p.m. Pastor: Ron Fierce Rutland Community Church Paslor: Rev. Roy McCarty Pastor: Tom Runyon Sunday School.- 9:30a.m. Sunday Worship - 10:30 a.m. & 6 p.m. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evening · 7:30p.m. Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Worship . 10:30 a. m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:00p.m. Bradbury Church ol Christ Hemlock Gro•e Church Old Bethel Free Will Baptist Chun:h 28601 S1. RL 7, Middlepon Pastor: Da vid DeWitt PHONE (740) 594-2227 FAX (740) 594-6624 Pastor: Lawrence Foreman Pastor: Steve Reed Rud•nd chool- 9:30a.m. ip - 10:30 a.m. Services - 7 p.m. em Center Lourtl CliffFrte Mtthodist Church Sunday School - 10: IS a.m. Youlh- 5:30pm Sunday Bible Slu~y Wednesday 7 pm Great Bend, Route 124, Racine, OH Pastor : Daniel Berdine Wednesday Bible Study · 6:00p.m. Hysell Run Holiness Chun:h Youth Fellowship, Sunday • 6 p.m. Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:45 a. m., 7 p.m. Th ursday Se rv ice - 7:30 p.m. Communion - 10 a.m. PaSior: Woody Call Sunday School -9:45 a.m. Evening · 6:30p.m. Wedn~y Services - 6:30p.m. Sunday School - 9:15a.m. Wor.;hip- 10 a.m. 540 WEST UNION STREET ATHENS, OHIO 45701 Ule Church 500 N. 2nd Ave ., Middle pori R~olclng Wednesday serviCe, 7:00p.m. Wednesday Service · 7:30p.m. •spor/J injurylprtv~nlion Evening - 7 p.m. Hobson Cbrlatlan Followsblp Chun:b Sunday serv1ce, 10:00 a.m., 7:00p.m. Youlh Fellowship Sunday, 7:00p.m. Pastor: Keith Rader Worship - 7:30 p.m. lnstrumerual Pastor: &:ot Brown Worship Service . 9 a.m. Wednesday Services-7:30p.m. Union Baptist Pastor: Rev. John Neville Children 's service - 10 a.m. Tuppeno Plain Church or Christ Ublrty Christian Church M~ Wesleyan Bible HollnessChun:h 75 Pearl Sl., Middleport. Pastor: Roger Watson Sunday School - !Oa.m. WoBhip- I!a.m., 7:30p.m. Pastor : Joe N. Sayre Wednesday Servi ce: - 7:30p.m. Sunday School-9:30a.m. Christian F.Uowshlp Center Salem Sl., Rutland Pastor: Robert E. Musser Sunday School- 10 a.m. wo.,hip- 11:15 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Service . 7 p.m. Pomeroy fastor: Raben E. Robinson Sunday School-9:15a.m. Wor.;hip - 10:30 a.m. Bible Sludy Tuesday- 10 a.m. Rock Sprlnp Worship· 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Pastor: DaVid Dailey Pastor Michael Pangio Sunday se"rvice, 10 a.m. Thursd~y service, 7 p.m. Worship. JO a.m. Pastor: Re v. O'Dell Manley Sunday Sch.ool - 9:30a.m. Stiversvllle Word ol Faith Wednesday 7 pm · Faith Chapel Open Bible C.urch 923 S. Third St, Middleport Pearl Cbapel Sunday School- 9 a.m. Pine Grove Bible Holin011 Chun:h 1/2 mile off Rl. 325 Jiuqrativt DltLWJft t«"hni~tH" that arc helpful for •t·hmnic pain •musclt slrain.Usprains •.flrtJs •mi/(raints •chmnlc fulif(Ut •arrhritis Wednesday Service -7:30p.m. 7~ The Daily Sentinel• Page MASSAGE THERAPIST Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship 10:30 a.m.•7:30p.m. Service time : Sunday !0:30a.m. Mlnenvllle Pas1or: Chad Emrick Sunday School - 9 a.m. Worship - 10 a.m. Sunday worship -7 p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting· 7 p.m. Wal lace 1st and 3rd Sunday Worship 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. W e dnc~ ") Service· 7 p.m. Sunday Service -7:00p.m. Leading Creek Rd., Rutland 20, 1998 JANICE S. HAYNES, BA, MT Pomeroy Pike, Co. Rd. Pastor: Rev. Blackwood 773-SOI7 Sunday School . 9:30a.m. WoBhip- 10:30 a.m. Fric!ay, February Colvary Bible Church 603 Second Ave. Mason Pastor: Vemagaye Sullivan Rose ol Sharon Holiness Church Pa~tor-Jeffrey Wednesday Servicts - 7 p.m. Appe Ule Center "Full-Gospel Cllurch" Paslor.; John & Pauy Wade Heath (Middleport) Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship- 8:15, 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Ktno Church oiChrisl Worship - 9:30a.m. Sunday School - 10:30 a.m. Mason, W.Va. Ash Street, Midd leport Pastor: Les Hayman Sunday School 9:30a.m. Worship - II a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:30p.m. 5th and Main Pastor: AI Hanson Yout~ Minister: Bill Frazier Sunday School · 10:30 a.m. Baptist Hope. Baptist Church (Southern) Pastor: Jim Dilly 570 Granl Sl., Middlepon Sundoy school · 9:30a.m. Pastor: Rev. Victor Roush Middleport Church or Christ VanZandt and Ward Rd. Pastor: James Miller Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship- 9 a.m. Thur.;day Services - 6:30p.m. Cajvary Pllpim Cbapel Harrisonville Road Wednesday :>erviccs · 7 p.m. 20, 1998_. Lost: Gold Noah's Ark BrJcelel, 1n GDC Gym Call (740)446- 7558 70 Yard Sale Gallipolis & Vicinity ill Yard Stiles Must Be Paid In Advance. DEADLINE : 2:00p.m. tile day before t he ad is lo ru n. Sunday ~ edition -2:00p.m Friday. Monday cdll1on - t O:OO a. m. Sa turday. Movtng Sate Sa turday Fet)fudry 21st . 9-6, 238 Watts R0,1CI. A to Grande, 4 Mile s Pass Colleg e,: Route 325 . Furn•ture ClotheS:: Baby Item s. Odo s and Ends (740}379-2244 Pomeroy, Middleport & Vicinity Ali Yard Sal es Mu st Be Paid In Ad vanc e. Dead line: 1:OOpm the da y bef or e !he ad Is lo ru n,, Sunday & Monday ed itiOn · I:OOpm Friday .:.:;:.:.::::;_c.:.:;:.:."-----~ 80 Auct ion and Flea Market • ___ ,l - ----:-. RICk Pearson Auct10r. 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SMALL BUSINESS COUNTRY ESTATE) 63 95 Acre s Approx 8 Ac1 e lake Gall a Co unty County Water And Eleclr c $2 600 Per Acre 740 36B B67B 1 10 2803 acres ~...l or sale 740 742 120 feet long 80 !eel long on oth er slde 75 feet w1ae level 101 n Mrddleport $23 000 OBO 740 992 2290 BRUNER LAND 74().4411492 Gallla Co Ga I pol s Netghbor hood Ad 10 Acres Lois Of l evel $19 000 0 22 Acfes W1th Pond NOW $24 000 Fr endty R dge B 5 Acre s $7 500 Or 6 5 Acre s $8 000 County Water Meigs Co Dan v lie N ce 17 Acres $18 000 Or 9 Acres $17 000 $2 000 Down t $1981 Mo County Water Call For Free Maps + Owner F nanc ng Info TaKe 10°o 01 Usted Pnces On Cash Purchases I 360 Real Estate Wanted Cash Pad For Land In Gall a County Bla cK burn Real y 740 <46-0008 RENTALS 410 Houses for Rent Beautiful Home On A ver 3 Betl rooms 1 11.2 Baths Aefr gerator Stove 0 shwasher Water Soflen er 8 Or nk ng Sy:; te n CA Pro pane Heal Rural Water No Pets $ 50 Mo + Oepos 740 441 0 "0 740 446-31 7 ..! 420 Lfl ge select on o! used homes 2 or 3 bed ooms Sta t ng at $2995 Ou ck ae ve y Call 740 38 5 962 based on aco coo e g on sex ran hal stat so nat onal orgn or a y entonto ma ke a y SlA:h p e!c e ce mtcUol ord sc mnaton RETAIL SALES POSiliONS AVA LABLE Loca Bu~ ness l ook nq Fo H ghly Energe c Sa es 0 en ted People Fo Man agement And Non Management Pos ons LocaTed In Gall pols Fu ll T me Pav A.nd Bene ts W th Bonus And lncent ve Plans Ava lable Se rj Aesu ne To PO Box 75 R o G ande OH 45674 Equa Oppo tun ry Emp oye RN SUPERVISORS & RN S E aerca e of wv s now accept ng appl ca ons tor pa t 1me RN Supe v sors and LPN S exper anced n long erm nealtn care 1censed n WV ~pply between 9am 5pm at 107 M I er D ve Rptey WV EOE 1h s c..... spape w l not know ng y accept ad'.'Crt sen ens o eat estate ...,h ns voatonolthe aw Ou eadc s are he eby nlormed I at au dwell ngs advertised n th s newspape are ava table o an equal opport.un ty bass REAL ESTATE 310 Homes for Sale Ranch 3 Bed ooms 1 Batn Large l vmg ro om La ge K tchen 1 Ac e Gall pols C ty Schoo s $62 000 5::17 Plymale Road 740 446 4323 L MITED OFFEB. WHY WAIT DONTWAIT WIIPayFo You Rap d Tax Refund Use as down payment Call the cred 1I ne WESTWOOD HOME SHOW 304 736-3888 LIMITED OFFER WHY WAIT~ DONTWAITI W II Pay Fo You r Rap d Tax Re lund Use As Down Pay ment Call The Cr&,d t L ne WESTWOOD HOME SHOW 304 736 3ll88 FIRST TIME BUYERS E Z F nanc ng Call For Pre Ap proval 1 888 736-:)332 Doublew de Aep o Free Del very And SeJ Up 304 736 7295 MUST SELL 14x80 Jbedrooms 2ba hs owne !mane ng ava I ab~ 3QH36 7295 New 16 W de Mob le Home Start ng At Only $17 400 Free De v ery Call BOO 691 6777 Mobile Homes for Rent t Bedroom Tra ler Close To Galt pol s N• ce Clea n With Utlty Hook Up $250/Mo $200 Oepos t References Aequ red 740 446 9342 2 Bedroom Mob le Home Hannan Trace School D str•ct (7 40) 256 1686 2 Bedro om Trailer Water & Trash Pad No Pet s Butav He Road 740 388 1100 Two 2 bed room tra•lers on New l ma Rd call 740 742 2803 aher 6pm 440 Apartments lor Rent 1 and 2 bedroom apartments fu n shed and unlurn shed security depos•t reqUired no pets 740 992 2216 1br apaflment pnvate qu et De pos t References $250 mo 304 675 1550 JET AERATION MOTORS Repa ed New & Aebu 11 In Sl oe~ Call Ron Evans 1 800 537 9528 PRIME STAR .,.. nter blowout spec a All nventory must go 170 fre e channels fr ee month y gu de lree bon us g t Guaranteed lowest p ce 888 265 21.23 N ce one bed room & 2 bedroom apartments In Pome roy ut i! es pad no pe s 740.992 5658 Now Takmg Appll cat ons 35 West 2 Bed oo m Townhou se Aparlmenls $295 Mo 740 446 0006 One bedroo m apartment n PI Pleasant lurnt shed very n ce and clean no pets 304 675 1366 One bedroom apartment n Mtd dleport au ut 1ties pald $270 pe r month $100 depos•t 740 992 7806 One Bedroom Nea r Hol ze r Range Aefngerator FtJrn shed WI 0 Hook Up $279 Plu s Ut ht es De pos t!Lease Req u red (740)446 2957 Sma I one bedroom apt ut hi es pad 3Q4 675 6512 J"h ee bedroom $300 per montt1 two bed oo m $260 per month utlt es and depos t Third Street Rae ne Ohio 74G-247 4292 One bedroom apartment n M1d dleport 7<0.992 2178 Upstairs 2 Roo ms & Bath Fur n shed Clean No Pets Reference & Depos •t Req u1red 740 446 1519 450 Furnished Rooms Cuc le Mo tet lowest Rate s In Town Newly Remodele d HBO C1nemax Showt1me & 0 sney weekly Rates Or Monthly Rates Co nstruct on Workers Wel co me 740 441 5698 740 441 5167 640 Hay & Gram 950 lb s stored ns de round ba es $2.2 50 and seco nd and lh d cut ng square bal es 740 985 3956 Ea1 corn lor sale 740.247 3042 Good m lied hay $2 DS quare bales Call before 9 p m (740)446-4824 or (740)446 09 10 Mason WV Buy Sell T ade Used & Ant ques Furn tu e 3Q4 773 5341 So la Sleeper $3 70 Gl der Char $80 K tchen Tab le 6 Cha s $340 Small Ant que wardr obe $50 New 6 Weeks E~t c ept War drobe 740 245 5393 WARM UP H gh Ell c ency Nittu ral And LP Gas Fu rna ces L fe t me Warranty On Hea t E~tc h a n g er II You Don t Call Us We Bo h Lo se• Free Esl mate s Add On Heat Pumps Only Sl gh ty H gher Call Us Today 1997 Is The Tw en y Seventh Yea In The Heat ng & Cool ng Bus ness• 740 446 6306 1 800 291 0098 S eel Beams All S zes & l engths L & L Sc rap Metals 740 44 6 7300 TRANSPORTATION 710 Autos for Sale B9 Dod ge Shelby red 90 000 m es new tu bo 5 speed a r ctean S2695 740 742 3802 Waterline Spec1al 314 200 PSI $2 1 95 Per 1DO 1 200 PS I $37 00 Per 100 All Ba ss Co m pression Flit ngs In Stod<. RON EVANS ENTE.RPRISES Jackson Ohio 1 BQ0-537 9528 Wood For Sa e $35 A Load W 11 Delver 740 38B B010 550 Butldtng Supphes 1987 Bu ck leSabre Cus tom 4dr ale cass I It cru se I ke new res bra~e s st ut s 63 5k actual one owne m re s $5 000 30 4 675 5244 I 987 Ford Taurus Sial on Wag on 1987 Mazda Bot h Runs Good 1740! 3Ba 6970 I 988 Me1 cury Grand Marqu s black very good co nd 304 68 2 3346 1989 Corvelle $14 500 Ca ll 304 675 5861 after 6pm 560 Pets for Sale A Groom Shop Pet Groom ng Fe allJr ng Hydro Bath Don Sheet s 373 Ge01ges Creek Ad 740 446 0231 1992 Cutl ass SupremA SL 2 Doors Fa ctory Alloy 'Whee ls Ground Effects 3 4 L te E-ngme $6 250 1991 Cutlass Cal a•s $2 490 Cook Mo o s 740 446 0103 MERCHANDISE 510 Household Goods Appl ances Aecond 1 oned Washes D1yers Ranges Rein gr ators 90 Day Gua rant ee ' French C ty Maytag 740 446 7795 Complele Ftrepla ce (740) 379 2405 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers dryers refnge ators range s Skagg s Appltances 76 V ne Street Cal 740 446 7398 1 BOO 499 3<99 520 Rem ngt on Model 10 se t u~ for card snoo ts sleeved and scoped $450 080 would con Sider trade 740 992 6323 Antiques Buy or se ll R ve nne Ant •qu es 124 E Mam Street on At 124 Pome10y Hours M T w 10 oo am to 600pm Sunday100to 6 00 p m 740 992 2526 Russ Moore owner 540 Female Full Blooded Beagle Pup pies Sho s & wo med 740 386 00 13 Golden Aetr eve r Pups AK C Reg1:;te red 9 Weeks ShoTs Wofmed 3 Males $150 Eac h 740 446 6651 740 446 2899 Loo~ ng tor Male We marane for S ua Serv ces Ca I 740) 446 7903 570 Miscellaneous Merchandise Musrcal Instruments Fender Jaguar Ae ss ue w lh case sunburst plays and sounds great ask ng $530 740 949 2727 G lb an sen organ 740 949 211 8 FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK Sporting Goods 22 250 Remmgton match r I e She!and bull barrel Auger 243 Man IIcker 2.2 Mag made .n Ca nada Comb nat on ove r unde 221410 Set of Lord & tady Der r ngers Ross double ba1ret w hamme tong rifle 304 882 .2444 530 1992 Geo Storm am/l m stereo a r 5 speed new res m nl con d I on 1<995 740 992 9624 Oat mat on Full Bl ood eo Pupp es Wormed & Shots $50 Each 740 :llla 8922 610 Farm Equipment 0% Intere st on John Deere Hay Equ pmen and 5200 5300 5400 5500 Tra ctors Ofler Good thur Feb1ua y 27 w th John Dee e Credit Approval Ca rm chae s Farm & Law n Inc Gall pol s Oh o (740) 446 2412 1 BOO 594 111 Foro JOOO D esel Ma ssey Fe gu son 135 PS Ma ss ey Fe rgu so n 35 D es el 861 Fo d 64 Fo d 800 Ford Cuo Cutt va tors S de Dresser Bush Hogs G ader Blades 12 And 4 Inch Plows Ma sse y Fe gu so n AdJuS table DI SC NH56 Hayrakes N H tj ay B nd Hay Tedders 2 Row Cu ll vato Potato Plows Caron F n sh Mowers New & Used Pa ts For Ford And Ma ss ey Fergu so n Kessel s Tractor And Equ pmen 1 M le Past Holzer Hqsp tal Jack so n P ke 740 446 6906 740 446 7787 3/4 KT Diamond engageme nt A ng Cost $1 200 Will sale for $600 00 OBO 7<0 4<6 3040 44~tAe Co nnelly Pool Ta ble Ash wood Leather Pocke ts F rm $1200 740446 44<1 Almond Color G E Washer /Dry er $175 Set Or Sepe ate Was ~ er WP $90 D1yer Kenmo e $65 w1u1e 20 Et ec rr c Stqve $60 ?40 446 0066 John Dee e l awn Trac1u1s Spe etaI Finane ng Avatlable W th John Deere Cred I Appr oval As Lo w As 7 9% Up To $250 Ae bates Thru Feb 28 th Car m•chael s Farm & Lawn Inc 740 446 2412 1 aoD-594 1111 630 Livestock Amazmg Metabolism Brea k Through Lose 10 to 200 lbs Call Gentle AOHA nd•ng mate 16 For free co nsultation and Free hands young and sound $2500 OBO 740.992 7866 Samples (740)441 1962 • QJ 98 • Q 9 1995 Camaro Conve 1 ble Z28 Black/8 ack l ea th er lnler or Very l ow M les Loaded like New 1740 366 I 122 1995 Neon 4 Doo rs While Auto A Cassette TIt 73 500 M les $4 750 00 OBO )<O 25 6 6340 740 256 6467 1995 Satu n SC2 Automat c A1r Cruse AM/ FM Ca sse tte Tr unk Re lease $12000 Cal Arter 5 PM ISer ous nqu ne s Only') 740 446 401 5 94 Escor t 26 000 miles hke new $4 000 88 RX7 loaded $3 000 740 992 2176 CARS FOR $ 00 Tu cks boat s 4 whee ers motor homes lurn tu1e elecuon cs co mputers etc by FBI AS OEA Ava table your a ea noN Call 1 BOO 513 4343 Ext S 9368 Cred I Problem s? 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S Furniture Sleeping rooms w th co oK ng Also Ira ler space on r ve All hook ups Call alter 2 00 p m JU4 773 5651 Mason WV Mob te home s te ava•labt e bel ween Athens and Pomeroy ca ll 740 365 4367 Athens Livestock February 28th 1 pm 8 ead/Cow/ and Cave Sale• All Cons gmen s Welcome Haul ng Ava lable Cat lie accepted auer 4pm Fr day 1740)592 2322 or 740)696 3531 Square Ba es $2 00 Each 1 M le N On At 2 304 675 3960 l eave Message In New Have n 1br lurn shed ap Include s washer & dryer depos 1 & eferences 304 882 2566 2 Bedroom no pe ts on Sandh IJ Road 304 675 3634 Mob le Home For Rent 740 446 1279 Concrete & P asue Sept c Tank s 300 Thru 2 000 Gall ons Ron Evan s Ente pr ses Jackson OH ' aoo 537 9526 Gractous I vmg 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at V tlage Mano and R vers de Apartments n M ddle port From $249 $373 Ca ll 740 992 5064 Equal Hous ng Oppo tun t es Tw n Beds W th Mattresses $1 15 Full $135 Qu een $160 K ng $100 See 41 Use d Furn l ure Store 130 Bulav lie P ke Ga I po Is OhiO MTWHs t04 Two bedroom basement garage central a r located n pa k dr ve n Pt Pteasant Cau (740)441-01 28 H111ndyman Special Cash Only 2&3 Bed ooms $1 500 & Up! Ooty 3 Lelt 304 755 5561 Dryer HOOk Up Close To Spr ng Valley No Pets $375 Mo Pl us Referen ces Dep os t 740 44 6 61 57 After 4 00 Polly a New l Uled Furnllure We now have Army Surplus I 2101 Jefferson Ave Open 9 30 5 00 Mon Sat 3Q4 675 SOFA (7 6321 Small c ean qu et carpetea no pets $275/mo $250 depo s11 3Q47739192 Brand New I Grea G It CO v deo storage un I Back and cherry Never out of bo.: $ 25 HOld S up to 940 d•scs also hold s tapes Cal 740 992 6636 al ter 6 pm COs & tapes 1ot ncluded E1ttra N ce 2 Bedrooms All Elec Inc Furn shed K !chen Wa sher I NEW CONSTRUCTION Beau 1lui Two Sto y Colon a 4 4Th d Aven ue Ga I po s 3 Bedrooms 2 1/2 Baths LR & FA Formal D n ng Room Oak T m F eptace Much Mo e Home Et g bte Fo1 Tall Abatement $179 SOD 304 273 2940 Baby bed dressmg tab e sw ng ca seat stroller & wa ker 304 675 4546 PHU..LIP ·: Saturday Feb 21 1998 PISCES (Feb 20 March 20) Pleasant developments are probable ioday m your mvolvements w1th fnends Your prosence wtll have a gpod etlecl on your conlempomnes as well us on lhe events Trymg IO patch up a broken romance' The Asin>-Graph Malchmaker •an help you understand what to do to make ihe relat10nsh1p work Mat! $2 75 to Matchmaker, c/o thts newspaper PO Box 1758 Murray Htll Statton, New York NY 10156 ARIES (March 21-Apnl 19) You could do qutle well m compeli!lve stl· ua!tons today even !hough you mtght be plagued by oarly doubts Th<v \\on 1stop you lor lon! TAURUS (ApnllO May 201 Con dtltons tn general look hnpetul tor you 1oday espec tall y tn mailers you led are stgmhcanl Thtnk posrt1V< and more 1mportantly be posllt ve GEMINI !May 2 1 June 'Ul Bold strokes m1ght be necessary loday 10 ad vane< your ambtltons Take a• Lion to make lhtngs happen lor you tn stead ol watlmg for lhtngs to hap pen 10 you CANCER (June 2 1 July 22) Agreements mlo whtch you enler today should prove 10 be mutually advantageous espectally 1f negot1at mg Wtlh lruslworlhy tndtvlduals LEO (July 23 Au g 22) Jr you apply yourself today you II be able lo locus your efforts on construc11ve conclustons Concenlmle on mailers 1ha1 can be meamngfulto you mate nally VIRGO (Aug 23 Sept 22) What you are unable 10 do on your own today can be achteved wtlh comoe· ten! a.~Sislanls Try to selecl alhes who need you as much as you need them LIBRA (Sept 21 Oct 23) Trends that le 1d to suc•esslul condustons are worktng tn )OUr laver loday Do not pul ~II what you c.tn do now to a Iat er date , \ SCORPIO (O.:t 24 Nov 221 You are benere4u1pped today to deal wllh mvolvemenls that challenge your bratn ralh er than your brawn Utth zo your mmd power not you r muscles SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 Dec 21) Somelhmg unexpected but oppor tune mtght develop for you lo¢ly !hal could be malenally tmporlant It could dovetatltnto an ongomg devel opment CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan 19) When you explam your tdeas to olh ers roday your presentalton should be qutte smoolh The suggesllons you make Will be Ulthzed constructi vely AQUARIUS (Jan 20 Feb 19) For best resulls tn commerctal dealings today keep your lhou~hts to yourselt Do no! lei o1hers know your atm or how anxtous you are to make a deal , �By The Bend The Daily -Sentinel _ ' Proudly. they stood hdore the preacher to speak thcrr vows The 19 year-old timhcr worker took' hrs sweetheart to he hrs wrfc "For better. for wo~sc . ror nchcr. rm poorer. rn sickness and rn health .'ul death do us pan: · When Pastor Will read Mark I0:9. "What therefore God hath JOined together let no man put asun der. " James and Laura made a faith rut commi tmen t of love that sui! stands strong and firm al'ter 67 The Inspiration of Love By Bonnie Shiveley years. The hond whrch God hrmselt has tied IS not to he lr ghtl y unti ed. James thtng spec~a l for you r swcethea··t_ spend some 11mc rcad1nu: from the Old Testament "Song or' Solomon" to each other Declare to your beloved Song 8.6-7 (N IV): "Place me hkc a seal over your heart. Iike " seal on your arm ; for love 1s as :-.tnnghtcncJ ill :s tic . Exerted and a promrscd us u bed of rosc:-i. Sure. stron g as death ... it burns like blazing fire. like a mrghty flame _ Many litt le nervous . he drove Iu s -· Ford coupe over the wr ndtng Kcnt)lcky hrghway through the cmp ni ght a1r. He had one thrng on hrs mmd pretty Laura Caner Tonrght. he would claim the 17 year-old for his hnde . At home, Laura warted anxrously. Peekrn g around the curlatn . she watched the car come in the lane. James stepped out. adjusted his hat and hurried to the door his heart sk tppcd a few heats. What a srght! Her cu rl y_li ght hrown half, twrnklrng blue eyes and hluc brocaded dress. He helped her wuh her wat and they dashed off to Pastor Will 's home for the wedding. we've had problems. hut the Lord has helped us through all of them. I don't know what we would do without Him. I still ca ll James my sweetheart and we krss each other the f~rst thmg every momtng and the last thmg every night." James was a little shy about sharing hrs pel name for Laura. but agrees wi th Proverbs 18.22 (KJV). "Whoso flndeth a wife flndcth a good thing. and obtaincth f~vor of the Lord." Marriage rs not an 1nvention of man, but a divine institution. Jes us taught us that we should leave father and motl1cr and cling to our own husband aold wife. cannot wash it away." Thrs also speaks of Chrrst's passion for anyone who believes rn Him. Je sus broke through death itself. His holy love burns as a f1rc. H1s passion is valiant and victonous and cannot be quenched . Just as hr s rergnrng Jove rs constant and firm in our sou ls. so our love should be for each other. Have a wonderful "Sweet heart 's Day." "Father, thank You for James and Laura and their example of a great marri age, for my sweet heart. and for the passion with wh1ch Jes us loves all of us. Amen." wrll he held at the March mcetmg Roy Grucscr. lcgrslativc chair- Listed on the honor lrst were Joy Cunmngham of Coolvrlle. who is rn man . reported on two hdb 10 the leg- the mcdi~.:al ass1sling program. and ,,!atu rc. and plan ' were announced Cheryl Se llers of Portland. who is loll th e f.\ th c r~> Co unt y Pomona enrolled rn dependency disorders 'G r.m !!~o: \ l" lt .tt Star !!lan!!e hall on · tcdmnlogy. Marcil h. A potluC-k ~Ill he held .11 (d ll p.m wrth the meeltng at 7·30 -- ---------------- r m. · The Hcmlnd Quilter.., were In VIt - ed to qurlt at the Fabn c Shop The LJUii t ht:lllg l:lllllplc ted w1ll he used Hll<ll :-.,,: funJ :-. for the Amcri...:an Cancer Sm.·1ct y. Sara Cul lllm s and Kun Phillips were reported rll Ro,alrc Story had the progr.rm trtled "Trdbits" She '"cd "Why Vote on Tuesday". "Why Blue for Boy' and Pmk for Girh" ~nd "Why Don 't Yo u Sec B,1by Book to be given to the students Students• in II elem entary schnnh wt ll receive a copy of the book. "The Way To Go". a collectton of seven short stories. puhlishcd hy The Ambassador Company The rrogrmn i~ dcscrihcd as hc1ng m response to a grow ing concern !cit hy parents and others who l'cel that young people arc innocent vrc tuns of harmful rnflucnces that P1~con -. . " The progr.un dosed With undcrnunc posit iVI.! chan:u.; tcr tn:uts group stnglll g ol "Let Me Call You which parents arc trymg to teach Sweetheart " their ch ildren rn the home. Ral:mc Grange will VIsit at the The hook cmphaSII.cs the rmporM.u ch mec t111g With a pot luck Om- tance of hcing a responsihle person : ncr at 6:30 prcccdrng the meettng. it anothe r shows how ~ly honesty \\as announced shou ld he valucJ..:riid another focuses on the danger of drugs and alcohol Loci! husrncsscs sponsor the proMountain State College lists hon- gram . They arc the Home Na tiona l orees Bank . Racrne, Francis Flori st. Scl'cral arc.r students were hstcd Pomeroy : Frshcr Funerol Home. 110 th\.' lwnor rnll lor the fall qllnrtcr Middleport, Birchfield Fu nera l Home. Rutland : The Farmers Bank and Savings Co .. Pomeroy: Wesarn Co nstruction. Inc.. Pomeroy. and Davis-Quickcl Agency. Pomeroy. Frfth graders rn Rutland _ Harrisonvrlle Pomeroy. Salish ury. Riverview. Chester. TUppers Plarn,, Portland. Syracuse. Salem Center. and Bradbury sc hool s recerve the book. Ash Wednesday Breakfast slated Frnal preparations fm the Ash Wednesday Breakfast to he held Wednesday mornrng at Trinrty Church were made when Friendl y Circle met at the church recently. Gay Perrin and Alice Globakar had devotions and the program . Pcr nn read John 3· IIi and there was a reading of "Your Place rn God's Band" hy Max Lucado. ' Globokar presided at the meetrng and gave a rcadrng. "Wilt you he my Valentine." Perrin gave a rep on on the Mazahua Indian Rcscrv;ltron rn Mexico. ~:w:.h a work grou p from chur~h will visit in March. Others attending the meeting were Lois Burt. Mary Snyder. Mildred Ward. JoA nn Wrldman. Dtanc Haw ley. Dorothy Sheets. Dottie Musser. Norma JewelL Peggy Har ris. Jeannine Offutt. Linda Mayer. Marie Hauck. Dec Hysell. Kathy Hysell , and Pauline Mayer. The next meeting will he he March 17 at the church. The Lord\ Prayer closed the meeting . the tcrs. The Communuy Calendar r- published a!> a free scrvu.:c to non-proftt gro ups w1shtng to announce mcctmg and spccral events. The calendar rs not drsrg ncd to promote sales or fund raiser-. nf :my type Items arc pnn'u=d as spat.:e pcrmus and L"annot he gu~ra ntccd to tun a specific num- her of da)s FRIDAY POMEROY - Mcrg s County Arthnll ' Support Group. F11dav. 10 a 111 . to l l ) 0 a.m in ...:onktcnl·c rmnn . Mc1 ~s Sc ni o1 Ci!l t.cn-. Cc: ntcr Dr. Jame s Wrthcrcllt o talk on upper rcsptratory tract infccuons and gl\·e guideline!> on treatment. RUTLAND - Rutland Baseball Youth League ~ ~ ~ n - up will he held Fnday. h·J0-8:30 p.m at the Rutland F~r eh o u sc Bring copy of h~rth ce rtr frcatc. · RUTLAND - Rut land base ball kague mee trng. Fnday. ~.30 p.m. Rutl and Ftrc Department hcadquar- · A Gannett Co. Newspaper GALLIPOLIS - For over half a decade, Ohio's Sixth District seal in the U.S. Congress has alternatively been held by Lucasville Democrat Ted Strickland or Gallipolis Republican Frank Cremeans. Strickland first captured the seat in 1992. In 1994, Cremeans beat incumbent Strickland. In 1996, Strick· laml defeated incumbent Cremeans. With that pattern in mind , Cremeans thinks it should be his turn again to defeat the incumbent, and to represent the sprawling district when the 106th Congress convenes in 1999. First, however, he must get past a packed field of three fellow Republicans, all of whom are hoping to win the GOP primary in May and earn the right to take-on incumbent Strickland in tbe fall. Cremeans, Lt. Gov. Nancy Hollister, Mike Azinger, an insurance agent from Marietta, and Tom Sharpe, a 740-992-6614 or 1-800-837-1094 ~f . ~!~Ges SUNDAY WELLSTON- Revival servrcc. SATURDAY SYRACUSE - Sunday school Berlin Holiness Church. ncar Welltrainrng , Syracuse ston. 7:30 each cvcnrng through teachers Nazarene Church. Route 124. Saiur- March I. Evangelist Amos Tillis. day. I0 a.m. to 2 p.m. Lunch provrd- spccral si ngmg cd for donat ron . MONDAY POMEROY Meigs County HARRISONVILLE Harri sonyille Youth League meeting Garden Clubs Association planning Saturday. 7 p m. at the Scrpro F1re sessron to host April meeting of Stat ron . Region II. Ohio Association of Garden Clubs. 7:30p.m. Trinity Church. MIDDLEPORT - Middleport All garden clubs to be reprC>cntcd at Lodge 363. F&AM .. rn specllon. mectrng. FC degree. 6.30 p.m. drnner SaturPOMEROY - Meigs County day. Veterans Service Commission. 7:30 SALEM CENTER Star p m Monday. Veterans Scrvrcc Grange 778 and Star Jun1or Grange Office. Mulherry Ave .. Pomeroy. 878. regular fun night Saturday. RUTLAND - Rutland Garden potluck 6:30 p.m. fo ll owed by fourth dcwec practice at 7JO p.m. Club. Monday. I p.m., home of Pauline Atkins. TUPPERS PLAINS - Tuppers Plains VFW and Auxrlrary, Post RACINE - Sout hern Local 9053. 12th anniversary dinner. 4 School District. regular meeting, 6:30.p.m. Monday. p.m Saturday. 1998 CHEVROLET METRO =· , 1997 VENTURE VAN 71 1997 GMC SAFARI AWD VAN 1411998 CHEVROLET Sticker ...... ___ .. $25,259 Sticker... .. .... .. $29,259 DiscounL ... $2311 .55 Discount. ..... $3028.77 Invoice ... .. $22,947.45 Invoice ..... $26,230.23 Dealer Mark Up ... $10 Rebate ........ ..... $1 000 Rebate .. ........... $1 000 Dealer Cash ....... $500 Deiiler Cash ... ... ... 500 Dealer Mark Up ... $10 Yo"" Sticker ....... .... $31,560 DiscounL ....$3998. 72 Invoice ..... $27,561 .28 Dealer Mark Up ... $10 Winter Olympics Sticker ...........$1 ~.312 Discount ..... $1698.34 Invoice .... .$16,613.66 Dealer Mark Up ... $10 • Page 81 • Rio trustees approve Meigs branch campus RIO GRANDE- The University · of Rio Grande Board of Trustees on Saturday approved the opening of the school's Meigs County Branch, located at150 Mill Street in Middleport. ·Spring quarter classes will begin at the new location on Monday, March 30. __ University President Barry M. Dorsey made the announcement saying, "Without the dedicated .' persistence of Meigs County Economic Director Ron McDade in his tireless promotion of Rio Grande ami the commitment by Holzer Clinic providing the space at 150 Mill Street in Middleport, )he Meigs branch might not have come together in time for spring quarter. Our Rio team received an o utstanding response when students registered for classes :recently. Now we are ready to -deliver. The future is indeed bright for Meigs County." - ' - · "The Meigs County communi- ty is extremely pleased with the :!(tiong support that it has received from the University of Rio Grande officials toward locating a branch facility in our county," said McDade. "We look forward to becoming a close partner with the University and are very confident that both groups will grow and prosper by this positive decision from the University Board of Trustees.' · 1998 CHEVY MONTE CARLO 1998 PONTIAC SUN FIRE GT 1998 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE Sticker ........... $20,000 Discount.. .... $1694.62 ' Invoice ..... $18,305.38 Rebate ............... $750 Dealer Mark Up ... $1 o Sticker ........... $17 ,570 DiscounL .... $1231 .52 Invoice ..... $16,338 .48 Rebate ---------------- -750 Dealer Mark Up ... $10 Sticker .......... $39, 145 Discount ____ $29.74,42 Invoice ..... $36, 170.58 Dealer-Mark Up ... $10 Rebate ..... .. ..... $2000 K2500 PICK-UP 4X4, 3/4 Ton Sticker .. .... $25,054.95 Discount.. .... $3095.17 Invoice ..... $21,959.78 Dealer Mark Up .. . $10 1TON DOOLEY CREW CAB Yo"' fOil' Yo"" IBOSS General Motors Gennal Motors PropamCar PropamCar 1996 CHEVY CORSICA Auto, air, stereo, more 7110 '189 8 PER MONTH *NO MONEY DOWN 1998 CADILlAC SEDAN DEVILLE Loaded, leather Motors GenerAl Motors . Pro1ram Car Pro1r•m Car Ge~er•l 1996 CADILlAC SEDAN DEVILLE 1996 CHEVROLET CAVALIER only, Stock# GM1601 ii,980 '19,990 '9999 98 S·l 0 EXT CAB LS 2 WD, V6, auto, air, CD player, alum wheels, Uke new only 3700 m],.,.,.,,.,,.•• 92 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE Loaded, leather, moroon...........................,.,.,...,. ............................112,850 93LUMINA Z34 Extra aean Black, ..................................................................,............................... 510,490 96 DODGE AVENGER loatltcl, Red only 2J,OOO mllts......................................................................512,280 91 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE, loaded, leather, moroon/sdver ...................................................... 510, 999 9S CHEVROLET 3/4 TON 4 WD VI, 350, olr, auto, tilt, cruise, AM/IM cass, Ret!, Sharp .............. 117,400 97 FORD EXPLORER XLT lottled, oaly 15,000 milts, Maroon, like new condltion, ...........- .... Only 524,800 97 GMC SIERA I /2 TON 4 WD EXT CAB WITI:f 3RD DOOR, va, aula, olr, tilt, mllse, Good Morning Today'a ~=•-!lmtbul t;:, 11 Sections • 9A' Pages Calendal'li Classifieds Comics Editorials Along the River Obituaries Sports AM/FM cassett,, GrHn, 14,0~0 milts ........- .................................................................................. 522,900 97 PONTIAC TRANSPORT VAN FWD V6, air, till, trulse, cassette, bl~e. a,ooo miles, and only ..... 519,860 96 DODGE RAM 0150 SWB 2 WD VB, auto, air, tilt, cruise, camtte, white, 18,000 miles .......... 517,450 97 CHEVROLET I /2 ton sportside PU , 4 WD, 350 VB, 5 sp, air, alum wheels, tilt, cruise, CD player, Only 345S mllts ........- ..............................._.............:....,_.,,........................................... 122,500 96 S·l 0 BLAZER V6, 11110, air, tdt, trulse, 4 Dr, Red ............-.:..._ ................................. - ...........518,600 Low rate financing in lieu of rebate available on some models. This may affect · price. S10 over invoice in stock and ordered vehi~les. Copy of invoice available per request. Bankruptcy does not mean that you can never again finance-a new vehicle, Call me for details on how you can drive a nice car now, Ask for 'Mr. Barcus. C2&5 02-5 Insert A4 C1 AS 81·8 . () 1998 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Partly Cloudy Gallipolis • Middleport· Pomeroy· Pt. Pleasant· February 22, 1998 By JIM FREEMAN Times-Sentinel Staff GREAT BEND- X marks the spot. Meigs County residents living between Five Points and Great Bend may have noticed large X's along their roads and highways. The X's, along with other markings, are being placed by the Ohio Department of Transportation survey crews .in preparation for aerial photography along the proposed route for the Ravenswood 1-77 Connector. Aerial photographs will be taken within the next two or three weeks, before foliage begins to appear on trees and shrubs. The photographs are necessary to complete detailed designs for construction of the connector route, according the ODOT District 10 spokeswoman Nancy Pedigo. In conjunction with the aerial photography, surveyors will use highly accurate Global Positioning System monumentat ion along the connector route. The system uses signals from orbiting satellites to determine the location of the GPS receiver with a high degree of accuracy. ODOT slatted last week on the surveying process, drilling holes in die ground, approximately five feet deep. A rod will be inserted into the hole and the small GPS receiver will be placed on top of the rod, Pedigo explained. About 40 such monuments will be set along the connector route between Five Points and the Ravenswood Bridge. ODOT personnel will begin installing the GPS mOnuments next week to be used in conjunction with the upcoming aerial photography. WORK - Preliminary work on surveying the U.S, 33/1· Ten GPS receivers were flown in by helicopter Fri- 77 Connector Road began last week with Ohio Department of Transday morning and will be used and monitored at each sta- portatlon surveyors marking and establishing monuments for Global tion for 15 minutes each, said ODOT surveyor Dave Positioning System receivers to be used next week, Here ODOT surBrickles. The receivers will determine the precise loca- veyor Randy Arnold examines a piece of surveying equipment near the tion and altitude of each marker with an accuracy of Ravenswood Bridge shown In the background. rr-s photo by Jim F'""'•nJ · plus or minus two centimeters, or slightly more than Final environmental documents are supposed to be sent in to three-quarters of inch. The GPS system used by surveyors is based on the same tech- the Federal Highway Ad"'inistralion in the near future, followed nology used by the military on the so-called smart bombs and by a public hearing that will likely be held in June, she said. Earlier this month, Lt. Gov. Nancy Hollister an noun ced a plan missiles which pinpointed Iraqi targets during the 1990-1991 to use additional money from the Appalachian Regional ComPersian Gulf War. · In addition, American Electric Power surveyors have been mission and matching state transportation dollars to help combusy in the Great Bend area, surveying for a new electric line plete five southeastern Ohio highway projects including the Ravenswood Connector. · connecting the Bashan and Ravenswood substations. "Because of (Hollister's) proposal, there could be an air of Aeri~I photography marks the beginning of more detailed 'let's get it done'," Pedigo said. design work on the project, Pedigo said. Crime task force may come t~ Meigs County By JIM FREEMAN Times-Sentinel Stan POMEROY- A two-county drug task force may soon find a new home in Meigs County, if county commissioners approve Monday afte rnoon. The Major Crimes Task Force, formerly the Southeast Counties of Ohio Narcotics Task Force, was the subject of much controversy in Athens County, where the group was accused of civil liberties violations, infringements and prope~ seizures. Currently Athens and Meigs counties are members of the task force which at one time served severa l southeast Ohio counties, including Gallia County which had administered the group. Last week, Athens County commissioners voted 2-1 against acting as fiscal agent for the task force . Enter Meigs County. Prosecuting Attorney John R Lentes said he will ask the Meigs County commission to administer the task force which comes with a total of$187,000 in state gran_t money. The task force will be '--;---;--=-' ran by the Meigs CounL_..,.,,., ly Prosecutor's Office, Lentes said, adding he will act as project director and spokesman. • For its local conlribulion, the task force will have a part-lime officer from Pomeroy and Middleport, the resources of the prosecutor's office and assistance from the Meigs County Sheriffs Department assets the county already provides. school funding CremtaM' potltlon on tht Department of Educa· tlon - lptCiftcally that It lhOUid be abolllhld - hll recently been brought Into aharp focua -by Ohlo'a attlmpt to daviH 1 flacal formula tqr education that would mHt the .requlremanta of 1 recent 'Suprema ~urt order. According to Cremaana, Ohio'• ahare of the aavlnga that would com• .from eliminating the d!l"'rmant would approach $1.5 l!llllon. H1 conllnda that .,before "-traddllng our cltlzana w~ -~nother l!ltr•bla tax lncreaH, • aueh avenue• ahould be •l'Piored In the Harch for acliool fundrng. . ' of the primary race. "I think it's going to be good for our party and it's going to be good for the district," he added. "It's going to be a high profile race and there's going to be a lot of attention focused on the Sixth, even in the primary." Quoting the Washington-based publication "Roll Call," the chair of the National RepubliFormer Ccingrnall!a~ and,curnnt can Congressional Committee last week called candidate Frenk CNmllnt on •' the GOP prtmary race the race a "toss up." NRCC chair John Linder, in a show of parprofessor at Washington State Community College, all tisan confidence, also predicted, "this competitive filed petitions to run in the primary last week in Scioto Republican primary will produce a candidate who will County, the largest of the district's 14 counties. unseal Strickland in November." "We have four excellent candidates and there's goin'g Cremeans went to Washington as a part of the to be a difference on where we stand on the agenda, "Republican Revolution" in 1994; and, he stands firm social issues and fiscal issues," Cremeans said recently on the principles of the "Contract with America" tha! "We hsve four -excellent candldites and there's going to be a dl~rehce on wtwe we stand on the ag'en_ da, soclall8sues and flscalls•ue•." . · Details on pageA2 Vol. 33, No.2 Candidate Cremeans on Survey work begins on Ravenswood Connector Sticker_, .. ....... $11 ,582 Discount .... .. .$563.82 Invoice ..... $11,018.1 8 Dealer Mark Up ... $1 0 Rebate .............$1500 Dealer Cash ..... .. $50.0 HI: 50s Low: 40s tnfintl X marks the spot(s): 1997 CHEVY S-1 0 PICK-UP Convertible, Red, Black Top, Z 28 Sticker ........... $27.797 Add't Dealer DiscounL .. $2.473.93 DiscounL .... 2, 183.36 lnvoice ..... $25,323.07 Dealer Mark Up ... $10 • Spoctolluturo: Poge A7 • ·The race is on for the Sixth District Tom Sellrck's father promised his 1 son a gold watch if he didn·t drink ' smoke or swear until he was 21 I . 1 ye~ ~!o m _!!Of the watch . M·F 9 1111· I Pill Sat 9 1111· 5 pm • Page As • tmts waters can not quench love; rivers ----Society Scrapbook---hut two t: ookho~Jb have hccn sold. a grade pomt average of 3.5 or It wi.l~ noted that the hakmg comcst!';- .4lhovc . Pomeroy, Ohio Black Americans • DON TATE MOTORS, INC. In additmn to plannmg somc- $ 1oo Air war over Iraq would be different from Desert Storm on achievement of • Featured on page C1 and Laura accepted thc1r unum as Today. Laura says. "God never at Mountarn State Co llege rn Parkcrshurg Catina Wolfe of Portland who is stud ymg medical assrsllng was hstcd on the president's hst for carnmg Buy from the .Ciassifieds! sacred. appomtcd hy God to hve together in love until death parts them . Christmas Eve . 1927 . James Grange holds meeting A report on the cookbook sale was ~ r vcn ,u a recent meeting of the Heml oc k Grange held at the hall . 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Obvrously. the gid didn ' t need gtving them every thing under the need:\ Gamhlcrl\ Anonyrnous .- · Mr. Dear Lori: I ouess my best 'the car in the first place, or she sun . They must set limits and he X c ' defense rs to plead temporary insan - would have taken better care of it. firm And they shouldn 't be afrard to Dear ~lr. X: Y tl U ~ould h~ righl. Ity. I can 't bchcve I was so far off And why wou ld they bail her out of say "no ... -- Lafayctlc. Ind. G:unhkr' Anonymou' ha' helped the mark There's more. Keep rcad - Jai l for forging signa tures and abusDear Lafayette. Thanks for your tho usand s of people Here ' the mg: ing credit cards? wrse input. Here 's the last word . add res:-; Gamhlcrs AnP !l )' llll lU:-;. PO. · Dear Ann Landers: You weren 't Mayhc she would have learned a Dear Ann: Readrng the letter Box 171B. L<os An gc·b. C.\lrf hard enough on that stepdaughter rn lesson if they had let her suffer the from "Wit 's End " was lrkc hcanng 90017 Cah fomia. The woma n who wrote con seque nces for her behaviOr. ni y own lrfc story. I am a cnmpulsaid, "My husband has worked hard Now. not only rs thrs young woman srve garnhlcr and drd all those thrn gs Send {juc . . tHH\o.; ID .\11 11 l. ~uHk rs. to give his daughter cscry thin g " a problem to her parents. hut tha nks she described and more . ' Creators Synd~c· :rtc . ' 777 W. CentuThat se ntence exp larn s the rr ot of to 1hem . she J:-i also <1 problem to " Wit's End " ~ ho uld lllVC S II ~ al c ry Bh·d.. Suite 7110. l:os Angcb. the problem SOC!c ly the daughter's fmancwl situation . Why do some parents feel they I actuall y fee l sorry for thts 26- Doc' th at stepdaughter have an ) Crl r1 900-l) ---Sermonette--- Inside ~ Friday, February 20, 1998 ' $1.200 phone brll '1 Twrce. no less. Docs this 26-year-old problem chi ld Ann sui! hve at home ' The stepmother makes no menLanders 1'1'.17 L<" A n ~dc- T1mc' liOn of whether or not the daughter Sy n\11 ~~~~ lnll ( rCJtou• works or has any source of income. S)'lt~h, ~~~ Have the parents ever demanded that she rermbursc them for the cost Dear Ann Landers: You blew 11 to repair the car she smashed up wrth your advt cc to "Wn\ End m when she went JOY nding'' Sylmar. Calif.," whose stepdaughter What about rcrmburscmcnt for was forgrng Daddy 's srgnature and the other money they allowed her to stealing thousands of dollars Last cheat them out of" ume I checked. this bchavror was To top 11 off. "Wrt's End" "nd her rllcgal. Why wasn't the grrl ancst - husband spent $2.200 to get the girl cd'1 " Wrt's End" s:ud the g ~rl's grad- out pf JUII after she was consicted of u.al\on g1ft •· a new car -- dJ-;ap- cr<:d'it card fraud and forge') peared without a tmcc Drd anyone Why" They should have let her · ~Oil'iJdcr filing a roii CC report 1 How <~t there for a wh rlc so she could d<x--. ~ ~11n co n c get '',;addled '' with a thrnk about her irrcsponsrblc and Along the River Page 10 To alleviate the concerns from task force opponents, Lentes said a controlltng board has been formed consisting of representatives from the involved agencies. The controlling board will establish task force policy. Lentes said he wi ll meet with public defenders to discuss their concerns with the task force. Along with its new name, the group-will have an expanded mission - dealing 1101 only with drug offenses, but also with drugrelated crime including robberies, murders and other crimes. However, Lentes said the task force will not coddle drug dealers or other drug offenders. "I don't want drugs like crack and cocaine around my kids or around schools in general," he said. drove the 104th Congress. He wants to abolish the IRS and r_e place the current tax code with a flat lax, reform the Social Security system, and abolish the Department of Education. Cremeans' position on the Department of Education has recen!ly been brought into sharp focus by Ohio's Co~nued on page A2 School funding plan 'fatally flawed,' says coalition leader Phillis By AAitON MARSHALL nmes·Senttnel Columbus Bureau COLUMBUS- Calling a new school funding formula "fatally flawed", the Coalition for Equity and Adequacy of School Funding said a retooled funding system passed by lawmakers docs not improve upon the system it rep laces. "This legis lation will heap irreparable harm on some kids in this state, " said William Phillis, executive director of the group of over 500 school districts that successfull y sued the state over it's system of school funding. "This legislation is just as vulnerable to the court overturning it as the leg islation it was to ~.=-,TH,.. IS'-"LEGISLATION will replace." heap Irreparable harm on At a Friday State- some kids In this state," said house press conference, William Phillis, executive , Phillis and a handful of director of the group of over school superintendents 500 school districts that suespoke against a new cesafulty sued the state over school funding system It's system of school funding . conJained in House Bill 650 and House Bill 697. The . educators compared the new school funding system recently enacted to the current stale lonery as measures · that are sold as State sales Supreme Court funding cures but to fB/ce QVIC SllfiS·ti!X JaWSU!t really fall short. COLUMBUS (AP) - l.awyero lor House Bill 650 the atote aay the Ohlo Supreme contains a new Court, and not a Franklin County f df 1 ludge, ahould dtclda whether a pro- un mg ormu a posed 11iea-tax lncreue appear• on that raises basic tho Moy 5 primary ballot. aid to school disThe lllte made the requeat Friday !riels across Ohio In reaponee to a lawault filed a day b · · earlier by a conservative group aeek- Y stx percent m tng to block the tax lncreaae rrom each of the next going to vo.lero. four years. House The Nloa-tax lncreaae, from 5 Bill 697 asks vatpercent to e percent, would ratoe more than $1.1 billion annually end ers to approve a provide the money to meat the penny hike in the Suprema Court'a order to fix the way state sales tax on tho state paya lor education. Hall of the May ballot. It tho money would go to achoola and the rest would go to property-tax splits the $Ll-billion-a-year genercuts for homeowners. Since the proposed to lncreaae ated by the penny Ia related to the school lawault, the hike between two eaaeo ahould be merged, stale schools and propSolicitor Jeffrey Sutton argued In a erty tax relief. court filing . Asked where the six percent overall increase is going, Phillis said his group has not been able to figure it out because of the "strange effects" of the complicated formula devised by the legislature. "We haven' t been able to figure out where it goes, but certainly the urban areas are going to see increases under the new formul a, " he sa rd. The tax hike slated for the May ballot is not supported by educators, said Phillis. "House Bill 697 was dead on arrivaL I have found no one in the education community to be freely endorsing it. " He said some educational groups are being "pre ~­ sured" into supporting the tax hike, an apparent reference tci the Ohio Educational Association, which has offered qualified support for the ballot issue. County assessment compares, contrasts perceptions of health problems / BY CHARLENt;: HOEFUCH ·TIInes-Sentlnel StaN POMEROY -A Meigs County health assessment to compare and contrast perceptions of health problems by community leaders and families and determine what can be done to resolve them has been completed. , Purpose of the assess111ent conducted _by the Ohio University School of Nursing and the_Meigs County ·Health Department was to identify community health problems on which leaders and residents agree, and then develop a direction toward creating effective health programs. The. assessment showed that community leaders and residents saw community health problems in ~imilar ways, but that leaders tended to identify the problems with a greater sense of severity than residents. Sharon A. Denham, DSN of the OU School of Nu!sing, who did the assessment in conjunction with her doctoral thesis, interviewed eight Meigs County families for her publication on family health in Appalachia. "The high cost of health care calls for innovative models to promote, sustain, and regain health_within communities," said Denham, who noled that the study was necessary because "before anything can be done, ' the problems have to be identified." "roulines within a household context." She said once identified, then the problems need to Denham conducted a series of four interviews lasting be addressed by "going to the people who have the about two hours in the homes of eight families with mon~y - who can respond to information on available -multiple famil y members present. grants." Key findings, she said, were that mothers had the priSpeaking of her work, Denham described, it as "an mary health roles, that initial health beliefs and health exploratory study investigating ways families define routines were initiated in early childhood, that familres and practice faniily health within the household and in health routines were dynamic and modified over time, that family health was largely constructed within the community sellings." She said family health is "the way members holisti- household and affected by the context, and that some cally care for one another using communication, coop- previousl y identified Appalachian stereotypes were not eration and caregiving to d~~elop and sustain health Continued on page A2 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. 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