http://66.213.69.5/files/original/b76b1660e64d384a492a030f5013c89d.pdf ab8db5e3042ca7daf288e71e38d02242 PDF Text Text Ohio Lottery Cincinnati IU IPEI • ..fii.H lll.H lfiBa.l • . 1·1 • • ..fii.H edges Dallas Plck3: by 31·24 co.unt Pick 4: 026 3423 III.H Super Lotto: ...... Buy ATruck And Save Your Dough A.tC&O 7-8-10.32-35-40 Ami . . Kicker: Sports on Page 5 913199 • 1 998 CHEVY W. 48, NO. I 89 Cl1997, Ohio V.lley Publlohlng COifiPIIny 1 S-10 By MARTHA BRYSON HOUEL Associated Presa Writer . HUNTINGTON. W.Va.- A New York company that proposed huilding one of North America's largest pulp mills on the Ohio River has until Tues· day to demonstrate it plans to proceed wilh the project or face losing its pol lution pe.,ils. Director Jack Caffrey of the stmc Division Of Env~ronmental Prutcctinn said he will hegin revoking the company's permils Tuesday i( il has not dcmonstraied "a good faith cfforl" to proceed with constru"ion . 1"1\e state has home all responsihility lor deiCnding environmentalists chi•l lenges of ihc pcnnits. "If it''s not going to move ahead, we don'! wanl In WU.<ilc our rcsourccs.n Gov. Cecil Underwood said in defending Caffrey's decision. , · . Parsons & Whinemore. based in Rye Brook. N.Y. did not re.turn telephone calls seeking: comment on it!<O plans. Environmentalist~ who have opposed the projc~.:t sint!c it WliS proposc(l in 1988 arc ready In dedare victory. "If the mill is dead, as we think it is, ... it is hecause hundreds of pcnplc. thousands of people from all w;;,lks of life worked together anti ~poke out AS LOW AS ..RICE INCWDES REBATE TO DEALER 998 CHEVY FULL-SIZE .EXTENDED CAB 414 By MINDY KEARNS OVP News Editor POINT PLEASANT. W.Va. Phase 2 of the Barlow Jones Bridge is progressing as scheduled, according to Dennis Maney. constru'ction manaocr with Ed Kraemer & Sons, In!: .. ~c.mtra~.:lor for the projcl."l. Phase 2 includes ihe main span of the brid"e. Phase I involved the north appmac...hcs on the Poinl Pleasant side. retaining walls. utility relocation. and new access road from First to Secl)nd Street. . '· Mane~· said 'stl:c~.j,,1Jclrig erected for the main Iruss i.t I he hridgc, and tho south half should lie complclcd by mid-Fchruary. "It's going along nice." Maney s"id. "The mild wealhcr in LOW , AS 1998 ASTRO VAN ALL WHEEL DRIVE Stewart, a live month·old killen, is usually kept uwuy from lhc writer's Christmas tree, but posed ror this photo to remind pot•nlial pet owners that <;hristmas may not be lhc best lime lo adopt. The number or pets dropped at local sh•lters increases dramatically about six months after Christmas. Stewart wa• round ahandonL~I and shivering n~ar" Pomeroy earlier thi< rail and now rules Ihe Reed home .. 1 Reconsider pets as gifts AS LOW AS· ""PRICE INCLUDES REBATE TO DEALER I. By BRIAN J. REED Sentinel News Staff !Editor's Note: This is the second in a series or stories about how the community can share its com· passion during the holiday season.) Whul could he euler than a puppy or killen under the Chrisunas tree. drossc<i in a red bow and presented us a gift'! The prnhlem with this holiday · image is th~ postMhnliday result: a sharp rise in ihc numh~r of puppic' and kiltcn!' dumped ~1t o:mimal shdters. In England. the Royal Society for lh.:: Prcvcnlion ofCru~:lty to Anr · rnals Si.I)'S it h\:sl: "Pur-pies an: for liiC. m1t 1'(1r Christmas." Owning a )1\:t n.~quire,; :1 lif~.·tim~.· Ct)Jnlllitmcnt. ~md tlh.' ·L·uh: ou.:l-..cr spt\nicl puppy umh:r the Christmas tree with '' rctl hnw is 1101 jusl tllr:r·c fm•thc tttmm:nl. hut for il part or your LOW $ life. The Christm'as Sl..'aStHI is alway~ r~lllllWCc.i hy a sharp inl.'rr..·:t.. ~: ()rani m~•ls llropjx·d atlnl.·al ;:mim;,tl shdt~rs. m:~:nrding hl Ald~n Wain . pn:sid~o.•m t11 the Mdgs C\1Unty Hunt:~ Ill' Sol'icty. Th:tt im:rcn~~.· n11m:s ahnul ~i\ AS •oopoM Nllly- on lotogolllly: 1•1-tiM Ful Uno light duly trucll...,lllrolkwoe.l!xclucleo other QM Dlvlelono. •••• ALL PRICES INCLUDE .REBAtE TQ DEALER. PRICES 00 NOT INCLUDE DOC. FEES, TAXES OR UCENSE FEES. MOTORS TOYOTA AND ST. AlBANS ·, .· I , *PRICE INCWDES REBATE TO DEALER • • & LEXUS • "The pulp mill was di,cussed al almost every polilical bel during 1hc 1996 clcclion," she said. "The apparem defeat of Parsons & Whiuemnre shows how muc.:h power rcb'ular people huvc When they worl.. together ... Opponents nhjc~ted to the company's plan to usc a ~.· hlunnc dinxid~ hlcaching pnx:css. which they !>iaid would increase the level~ of dioxin in the Ohio River and in the air surmunding the Apple Grove cnmmunily. Dioxin. a hyprodurt or the hlcm:hing: prncess. is known to cau~c ~:anccr. and recent studies also have implic:.ttcd the toxin in human rcpnK.Jut.:tivc :md immune system pruhlcms. Rcpuluting dioxin is ·a prohkm hc~.:•lu~~.· it is believed to cause such prnhlcms e\'cn when it occurs in mnounls too liny to measure. i(anawha Circuilludge Tnd Kaufman voided lhe company's water permil al\er !he federal Environmemal Pr<~eclion :o\gency·concluded dioxin pollution in ihc Ohio River already e<eeeded legal limits even hefnrc the mill is huili. The judge's ruling hus nol heen appeakd hy the slate or hy Parsons & Whiuemore. If the company moves to reactivate the project. work on the appeals will resume, said Jason Huhcr. a CharlesiOn lawyer representing I he Ohio Val Icy Environmental Coalition. Novemhcr re:llly helped us along." Kraemer wus awarded ihc conlract for the main span phase in February 1997 with a low bid . uf $29.K67.535.02. The hid called for a C(mcretc ami steel st.-ucturc using 5.~ million pounds of structural steel. The cnntracl include<! grading. drainage. pa\'ing and signs. Maney said his schedule indicates the wrnpany willnmke 1he fall 199X dca<ilinc for project completion. The contract IC1r the Point Pleasant end of Phn.'c I. was awarded tn 'Ah~q-" 'l'ft""""i\'llsotlfitc,.....lll¢ ~'· of' Ch:!i'l.!sion, while .Kr.tcmcr ·& Sons aiS<t li'olds'thc cnnlruut .for l~c ijcndersnn side nf Phas.! I. Continued on page 3 Racine's Christmas in the Park ·scheduled for Thursday evening Automatic, V6, ·Ch r~)me Wheels, AM/FM Cass., Tnt; Cruise, Pwi~Windows & Much More !! AS to defeat this project." ~aid Laura Fonnan of lhc Ohio Valley Environmcn· tal Coali1ion, which led 1hc fighl againstlhe mill. Brian Farkas. spokcsmnn for Ihe Division of Environmental Prmcclion. said to stop the ~tate's dcci~ion to revoke the pcnnits. PJ.arson~ & Whinemore must demonstrate it has federal permits and legal rights to the land for whit:h the pcm1its wen.: issued. The ~.:ompany allowed its option 10 huy the Mason County site to expire Carlicr this year. Farkas said. ' The permits arc site-specific and cannol he t(ansfcrred In anmhcr property. Farkas ~aid . A Kanawha County cin.:uit judge threw nut the ~.:ompany's water permit. nnd the state Air Qualily Bonr<i. which hears appeals of air permils. postponed ruling on OVEC's appeal until al'icr the Tuesday deadline . . Janet Foul of Huntington. another coalition activist. said she hclievcs the cnvirontTicntalists' legal challenges and grassroots activities turned the tide again~t th\! mill. ''These legal t:h~tllcngc~ (and) the factthut hundreds of~•rgnnizcd L'itizcns attended rallies. WrtllC letters :.tnd made plu1nc calls made a tlllliiUitK"ntal difference in the outcmnc." Foul said. project is on time AS V6, Automa~lc, Tilt, Cruise, AM/FM·Cass., & Morel A Gannett Co. Nowopoper r--Disruptive time--- Phase 2 of bridge Air, Tilt, .Cr.,.lse, C1~rome Bumpers, Chron,1~ ·Appearance Package and Morel · 1998 .BLAZER 4 WHEEL DRIVE 2 Sectlona, 12 Pagel, 35 cen11 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, December 15, 1997 Environmentalists declare victory· in pulp min fight Restyled Front"Grllle, Instrument Panel, Bumpers, and lhcreased Horse Powerrl ~· Clear tonight, chance of tlurrleo, Iowa In mid 201 . Tuesday, aunny, high• In lower SO.. months ahcr th~ Racine's annual Christmas in the Park observance will be held Thursday, starting at 6:30 p.m. with a candlelight walk in Star Mill Park. The walk around the walking/jogging path will be followed by entertainment at 7 p.m. on the stage with the Big Bend Cloggers. Sanla wiU arrive at the park via horse-pulled wagpn at 8 p.m. This year, events including the bonfire will be held near the stage and park building. The Christmas village has been set up ncar the Cross MiiVRacine Museum Building. People wanting to donate refreshments should call Eva , Teaford at 949-2692. lwl iday... . . ")I ta~~., ;.Jbnul si.x llHHllh~ fm thcsc pets . gi\"..:n a~ Chrisuna~ ~ifl ... t'o scpom\h.' from ti1cir uwncrs and individu:.uc." Waill saitl. "Th..:y an:n't ~.·utc any lnngcr and thl..'n tll!..'Y start hittin!.! thl' shl'"lt~r~." Th..c prohll'lll l'XIL'IHis rn hahy l'hid.s :nu.l rnhhits ~m · cn ' "" gilh at Em;;ll~r. whoSL' ch:m..:cs or :>t.llf\'i\'ing thrnugh th~.· summer an: Ill' XI ttl 1111. "Pt::\lpk fall h11· fat!... and like tn st·c a n1tc animal ~1\'Cll as a gift." Waill ~aid . "A few years agn. human~· l' .\f11.'1'tS j"ll\.'dil."tCli that th~: ptlt· hdlicd pi~:-~ that \\'CfC .. o popular v. ouhl.cntl up homdl..'~~. und w .... were ri~ht." Own in).! a pet . ~11 ka••;t ;:1 l.h1g or (at. ll'i.JUires •It ll'ast a 15 -ycar l." nmmil lllJ,!Ilt to ·tht.: anim:tl's wcll · h~illl.:!. induding fcedinp. wat~ring. ~md tnk: in -I.! thi:. :111imal fnr rL""cular vctcnnari:111 vi~its . W:lill n.'~tllntll~tuJs that )'Hlt~.·ntial · ~ift. SnlllL' of the questions to a~k. Waill said. om: : -Why do y(,u wnn( u pet'! If you'r~ Continued on pa~e 3 t=ri<.DU afternoon three decadn ago, the spanning the Ohio River between Kanauga and Point W.Va., collapsed, taking It with it the lives of 46 people from the lri-coun· ty region, Ohio and other areas. The memorial dedicated in 1992 on the 25th annlvereary of the collapse at the State Route 7 roadside rest above Kanauga stands as mute testimony to the event's impact on the area. A memorial service organized by the city of Point Pleasant and Mason County has been set for 5 this afternoon In the memorial park on Point Pleasant's Main Street to remember the disaster's victims. The park is at the site of the base to the former bridge, which was replaced In 1969 by the current Sliver Memorial Bridge between Gal· lipolls and Henderson. · State looks at relaxing standards for subst.itutes . pt.: I l·lWil\!rs i.JUestit\0 their llHI!i\'~S i'nr huying or adopting i.l ret as tl holidny a NOT JUST FOR KIQS ANYMORE- Chriatmas is tor people of all ages as exemplified by this moment from the Brealttaat with Santa held at the Meigs County Museum In Pomeroy Saturday morning. Here, Lula Hampton of Pomeroy tekeo some time to converse with Santa, sometimes known as Orval Wiles of Pomeroy, at the annual event. COLUMBUS (/.1'1- Educalinn oiTici~1ls say less-qualified ~uh~titulc lcachers arc hettcr th;.tn n11 suh .. titutes at all. The S!alc Board nf E<lucminn wants to make it casi~r for pl'llfll~ In hccmne shnrt ·term ~uh~titotcs to fill "' shorto.1gc. which hoard mcmhcr~ hlamc on low ray .und \..'ollcgc~ accepting tCwcr cdm.: ation !>.ludcnt~ . Suhstitutcs now must have a h~l4..'h­ elm·'s degree- in any field- :.mU extra I."OurSc wurk in the ~u~jc~.:b to he taught in a p:.~rlrcular assignment. The huard will ask permission to drpp the rcquircmcnl ror additional course wnrk for ~uthtitutl"s who fill in fiw or fcwcr day .. in any :-..in!_!lc a~signl1ll.'f!l. 1\tul Mar~hall. lcgi~la· tivc li:.1i~on fur tl1c Oh1o lkp:tr1111Cill ol Edu..:ation. • t11ld ThL' Columhu' Di~paldl . Til~; .. hort:lg'4.: ol ~uh:..tiiUII:\ ~r.:Vl.'rr.: Ill ..,OIIll' dal~ ... aiJ. di .. tril'h . ~t:htlill Stan Milkr. P.,:l':..onn..:l dir. . ~..· tor fJlr the Mid Ohiil Servi~.:c Cent-.:r. said hl' hn~ <~hllul 200 ~uh .. titulc., tn ~L'nd to th~.: I~ lcKal ~chool di~tril.:l~ in ('rawl"ord. Mmrow <IIH.l Rkhl;.md l'OU11IIC' . "lt<.~lk with M.:htllll off'idal~ from otht.:r ~c.:hool di!'Otl'it:t ... thmu~houl lhr.: stale. and they arc telling me tltlllhcy arc experiencing pmhk•mo,; , too. " Miller ,aid. Environmental immunity act likely to change · CdLUMBUS (AI'l - After five' months nf negmiming with Ihe U.S. .En\'inmmental Prol1.!1.'1ion Agency. Ohin regulators appear ready w nmkl· Lhang:cs in th\! 1 sUll\:'s environmental immunily law. The law took effect one year ago and was dc~igned to encoura~c busincs.o,;cs to voluntnrily comply wilh dean :tir rules . Bul only one Ohio company has llled for immunily under the program. in pan because of <liffcrences hetwccn slale and lcdcrnl pollulion rules. "We undersland some of the U.S. EPA's positions - where 1hey feel ihat our slotule may conllicl wilh fed -· cral rcquiremcnls." ?hio EPA Direc- 111r Donnld Sduq;an.lu., told The Cnlmllbu~ IJJ!<opakh for a ~tnry Sun· Jay. "Th..:y·,·c idl.'"mifi..:J S(lllll.'" points whcr..: we feel ~om..: dwn!!c:-. would h. . :·1ppropria1c. ·' State und ft:dt:ral oflkials . cnvi-nlllmt:ntal aJvoL· atL' ~ ;,md industrial n.:pr~SL'nlaliH':-. han: ml'llhr~c times !<oin~.:c July to discuss thnsc dit'fcrcn~cs . Another mcct_ ing I!' ~~.· hedulcc..l for early January. Schrc gardus .snid. Ohio 's law gives rl.'"gul:ucd businc>Ses unlil Jan . I. 200 I. to voluntmily evaluate their complianc.:l.! with pollution laws . If the r:nmpanics determine they me hrcnking an) lnws. 1hcy rnustrep<l!llhc violations to 1he EPA and <'ommlt to correcling • the pmhkom <IUickly. .In dchangc. the companies earn hwm.l immunity against civil penallies ond fines. The EPA won'l sue them or nne them unless lhe agency hcllc\' C~ the violations arc serious enuu~ h hl he considered criminal. The ••nly company 10 file for inomun it) through lhe program has hecn v. 1yale. a Clcvehlnd manufacturer 1ha1 needed additional air·pollulion permits for palnt spray booths. If Ohio changes its law, it will join Texas and Moehtgan as s1a1es thai have amended immunity laws under federal pn:ssure. Tweniy-four stales have pnssed such laws. The federal EPA has been opposed 10 immunity laws in general. partly · because I hey go against n Irend in I he agcm:y towurd pro'liding more cnvi· ronmental infonnn1ion 10 the puhlic. Changes being considered in the law arc similar to rhosc mndc in Michigan. said people involved in the negotiations among business. cnvi· ronmentalists ond ihe government. All sides are 1rying to preserve pans of the program 1ha1 encourage industry 10 clean up without allowing abuse of the program. said John W. Hobcrj!, an imorney representing industry in lhc :talks. "Philosophically. the issue is: How do you keep ihc immunity. as an I I' .. - ~· inn·ntivc l"or peopk· to ~clf· l'V <.IIualc and impmvc th . . ~Jtuation . without ·lcttin~ 1ruly cgrcgiou .. violations go unpuni.,heJ'! " Hohcrg said . Th~ U.S. EPA would like to 'ec sc\'cntl change~. ~uid M:.uk Navarre. acling deputy director of legal afliur, fur 1hc Ohio EPA. Fcdcrul rcgulutnrs want the :-.tate to line Lmnpunics ·the amount of money 1hey saved hy violating the luws, Navarre said . An•>iher possihlc change " to deny immunity to comranic~ that arc under court nnJcr for previous envi ronmental •inlations if the pmblem they arc rep<>ning invnlvcs defying ihc court order. • l"i tlni· day til Christmas �' . CommentatY,; -- . The Daily Sentinel Mondly, 111 CQUrt Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 114-1124156 • FIX 992·2157 A Gannett Co. Newspaper ROBERT L WINGETT Pub Heller MARGARET U:HEW Controller Bus information on Internet, but riders take a look By JOHN NOLAN Associated Press Writer CINCINNATI- You can 1urn to the Internet to learn where and when ~ou can fmd a ride on a pubhc bus But 11 remams to be seen whether peo· pie develop that cyberspace habit Metro. the Cmcmnall area s public bus agency hopes that they do Metro the transit arm of the Southwest Oh1o Reg1onal Transit Authonty, went on Ime Monday w1th 1t~ World Wide Web sue It offers 1nfonnanon about bus fares, schedules, route maps, construcuon detours and the .gency's semces for people wuh d!sab!hl!es ' But despite some promotional advert1smg for the s•te, 11 remams a mys tery to some regular nders of Metro buses An mformal survey of passengers wa111ng at a downtown bus stop brought surpmed stares 'I d1dn t know anythmg about II," said Beth Turner, who has been ndmg the bus downtown m recent months to VISit her husband '" a hospital She sa1d she IS unfam1har With computers and has hm1ted access to eleclronl~ apphances at home "I'm lucky to have cable TV," she sa1d Paul Throop, 26, who ndes a bus daily to a center for diSabled people, showed mterest Throop sa1d he does not own a computer but" sometimes uses computers at the pubhc hbrary to browse the Internet "I'm new to the Internet, ' he sa1d "II would probably be easter for me to p1ck up a schedule across the street " But the bus agency sees potenllal nonetheless The Web Site gives Metro a qUick way to mform customers of route changes or construcllon delays, Metro spokeswoman Sal he H1lvers sa1d Transu systems m several other cl11es already have Web sues The cmes mclude New York San FranCISCO, Los Angeles, San Diego, Ch1cago, Pillsburgh, Ph•ladelphta, Cleveland, New Orleans, Atlanta, Seattle. S1 Louts and Atlanta It ts natural to try to reach customers on an mcreasmgly popular mfonnat10n route that Is avatlable 24 hours a day Ms H1lvers srud She sa1d plenl} of bus nders are hkely to have access to the Internet Studies show lhat the med1an mcome of Cmcmnau's pubhc bus nders IS nearly $20,000, she sa1d One-fourth of the cuy's downtown workers nde lhe Metro The agency has a $55 m1lbon annual budget, serves about 73,000 d:uly nders and provides 26 m1lhon tnps each year m Hamilton County and small parts of two suburban counties • Cmcmnau Bell Directory Inc - pubhsher of the Cmcmnau Bell Yellow , Pages - developed the Web sne for Metro, savmg the tax-supported bus agency that cost, Ms H1lvers sa1d Bus agency employees soon w•ll"bc'r•dmg some bLses and bnngmg along laptop computers to demonstrate the new Web Site lo nders "When you have commuters on your bus for a half hour, you want to ,npw them something." Ms H1Ivers sa1d The Internet address for the Metro Web site L'l www.sorta.com • •' • •' ... •• ' mJunes as a $200,000 m contnb•t•on• to result In real•· and Jan Mohr DemocratS smce 1991 apparently WASHINGTON - Several unan· ly, the future helped Clinton's 111des overlook lhe swered questions remam m lhe sad hotel magnate fact that the hotelier knew next to saga of Lany Lawrence, the late was an fullnoth1ng about fORign pol•cy when ambassador to Switzerland whose time under· he was nollllnated for an am bas· remams will soon be dug up from graduate stusadorshlp. Dunng his confinnallon Arhngton Naltonal Cemetery and dent m Chicahearings. he reportedly referred to deposited m San D1ego, where !hey go when the Sw1tzerland as an Amencan "allv." Bushnell was should have been all along wh1ch not only surpnsed onlookers L1ke an obscure artist whose sunk In fact, Molter • Anbut musl've come as a shock to the • work doesn't get noticed until after House mvesufamously neulnll SWiss he d1es, Lawrence has become far gators have found no ev1dence lhat Of course, the Senate •• wh1ch more famous m death than he ever Lawrence was ever m lhe Merchant has no problem torped01n_g a nonu· Manne at all was dunng h1s 7().plus years of hfe nee whose' pohllcal v1ews 11 doesn't It Isn't 1he kind of notonety What hasn't been answered, of agree With •• confinmed Lawnonce Lawrence would've w1shed, of course, IS the obVIous quesl!on· Why nonetheless To do olherw1se would course By now most of the country d1dn 't we learn a))out all thiS unhl be to trample a system lhat has knows that Lawrence concocted a the man was dead and buned? In th1s worked well for preSidents from story about havmg served m 1he case, the blame lies as much With lhe bolh parties the pracuce of pulling Merchant Manne dunng World War Congress as 11 does w11h the Clinton one's best contnbutors m plush II, serv1ce thai seemed to JUsllfy h1s admmiStration overseas embasSies as a reward for bunal m the Arhngton's hallowed Lawrence's appomtmcnt, you their fund ra1smg ground see, was a pnme example of what As a U S senator m 1989. V1ce Lawrence claimed to have nar- State Department folks dens1vely Pres1dent Al Gore had the tementy rowly escaped death m March 1945 refer to as "poltucal" ambassador· to quesuon thiS unsavory pract1ce wh1le on board the SS Horace Bush- ships A more appropnate term He didn't want to abolish 11, of nell, wh1ch was sunk by a German might he "nch guys who gave lots course, Just tone 11 down a httle He torpedo He srud he was thrown of dough to the Silting pres1dent " proposed cuttmg the number of overboard, and suffered senous head In the case of Lawrence, hts pohucal ambassadorships m half·· .. _~ 0 10Q7 by NEA InC Cat and mouse game • h • t 0 day In Is Ory By The A..ocillled Preal Today IS Monday, Dec 15 the 349th day of 1997 There arc 16 days left '" the year Today's H1ghhght m History On Dec 15, 1791 the B11l of R1ghts the first 10 amendments to the U S ConstitutiOn, took effect followmg rauficauon by V~rgm1a On thiS dale Jn 1890. S1oux Indian Chief Slllmg Bull ~nd II o1her tnbe members were k•lled 10 Grand R1vcr, S D, dunng a fracas wnh Ind1an pohce In 1916 the French defca1ed 1he Gcnnans m the World War I Bailie of V<rdun In 1938. groundbreaking ceremomes for the Jefferson Memonal took 0c place m Washmgton, In 1939, the molten picture "Gone With !he Wmd' had 1ts world pre· mtere '"Atlanta In 1944, a smgle-engme plane carry1ng bandleader Glenn M1ller, a U S Anmy maJor, disappeared over the English Channel while en route to Pans In 1961, fonmer Naz1 official Adolf E•chmann was sentenced to death by an lsraeh court In 1?64 Canada's House of Commons approved droppmg the 'Red EnSign flag '" favor of a\ew destgn. In 1965, two US manned spacecraft Gem1n1 6 and Gem1n1 7, maneu· vered to wnhm 10 feet of each other while m orb1t In 1966. mov1e proslucer Walt D•sney d1ed m Los Angeles Ohio forecast Today Some patchy early mornmg fog OtherwiSe sunny. Htghs •n the lower and m1d 40s L1ght and 'ar10ble wmd becoming southwest early thiS afternoon and mcreasmg to 5tnl0mph Tonight .Clear Lows m the low er and m1d 20s W1th some upper Teens m sheltered valleys Calm wmd 1nstead of lhe customary 30 percent It should surpnse no one that Gore has been stlent on this 1ssuc smce be<:ollllng v1ce president While lhe Lawrence tale doesn't reflect well on the Senate, whtch clearly abandoned 1ts overstght respons1b!l•t•es. 11 reflects even worse on the State Department It IS the State Department's JOb to check the background •• otherwise known as "vetllng" •• of all llmbassadonal nommees The process IS part of the $56 billion-a-year bUS!· ness of government secrecy, which mcludes secunly and background checks for government employees rangmg from low-level paper pushers to top-level CIA analysts. Securny checks nonnally mvolve a deta1led background probe, m wh1ch mvest1gators mterv1ew dozens of fnends and netghbors searchmg for clues about a person's character, even 1f the JOb •n question mvolves answermg phones or shuf· flmg papers At $56 b!lhon a year, you'd thmk someone af the State Department m1ght have bothered to shrubbery lhat w!ll be planted along the Flonda h1ghways The Wackenhut officials 1n charae of Morehaven underscore What many pnson officials ·· but few state legislators .• know. "It's eaSier to keep mmates out of trouble 1f you keep them busy " Another mmate, Alben Rodnguez, says the environment IS calmer than m state pnson, where he ha.. also served time "You have Hentoft your fights You have your argu· ments But you don't have no kn•f· Flonda LegiSlature mgs and guys trymg to rape you" Accordmgly, Sally Watt reports, John Zymos adds "We're 1n a at Morehaven. 750 men .. lhe1r safe env~ronment You can feel 11 cnmes rangmg from drug dealing You're constantly bemg superviSed and grand theft to manslaughter ·· You're never left alone for a long live m a modern, alr-condttloncd, penod of ume " There Wackenhut has not been operatmedlllm-secunty pnson are computer, woodworkmg and mg the pnson long enough for any landscap1ng classes as well as sub- rehable statistics to he gathered But stance abuse courses " Lawrence Sherman, a professor of One mmate, John Zymos, crmnnology at the Umvemty of de sen bes a day m hiS mcarcerated Maryland, says stud1es md1cate that hfc that would enrage many state pnsoners wuh access to recreation leg!Sialors and ednonal wnters and educatmn have lower rec!dlVIsiii around the country "I went to hort1 rates than mmates who have been culture class thiS mommg, and !hiS stnpped of everythmg positive to afternoon I work m the knchcn "By look forward to 3 p m , "I go back to the dorm and And· accordmg to Wackenhut, relax, read a book, or JUSt go to treatmg the pnsoners as 1f they were sleep Around five we cat, and from humans saves money because, wuh s1x to 7 45 we play basketball, pmg· d1mmtshmg unrest, fewer guards are pong, softball or work out on the needed we1ghts" Reponer Sally Watt pomts out Zymos, a convtcted drug dealer, that neXI year Wackenhut's contract has learned how to grow landscape wuh 1hc state w!ll exptre, and some legislators may try to hnng 1hese pnvate pnson operators Into comph· ance w1th state regulatiOns ThiS would mean' that Morehaven Crn:· recllonal InstitutiOn will reven to what has become the standard Amcncan pr1son, where the Inmates' serve dead time as they become more dangerous than when they came 1n Wackenhut would hkc to expand Its correctional busmess by takmg over a whole reg1on ol the Flonda pnson system •· 21 fac!l 1t1cs They apphed last year and were turned down 1n the legiSlature by only one vote The "Company " gomg to try agam, but 1f the legiSlature dec1dcs to make restrtcllve state pnson regu· lauons also apply to pr•vate priSons, there would be no potnt m Wackcn hut cxpandmg m Flonda Mean· whllc, 1f Wackenhut tnes to operate reasonably humane pnsons 1n other states, the odds arc agamst them Even though trcatmg convicts as 1l they m1gh1 be worth somethmg some day saves money and cuts down on recidiVIsm, the Zc•tgc~>t •. 1n Congress and m state legislatures .• is to puniSh priSoners as harshly and regularly as possible The contmumg result IS to ensure the eventual release of a constant stream of post-graduate cnm•nals Nat Hentoft' is a nationally renowned authority on the First Amell!lment and the rest of the om of Rights. By DeWAYNE WICKHAM to act, I satd, Gannett Newt Service WASHINGTON - ' 1 want to answer the questiOns," the caller sa1d abruptly when I answered the phone, "the ones you asked tn your "was a cen- .• tnbuting factor m the s~xual , assault she suf· fered" - a fa1l ure that caused column " me to ask a 101 of The woman who hvcs m south· ern New Jersey, had read the column questions Why d1dn t I wrote last week about a Maryland JUdge who ch1ded a (ape Vlcllm lor she call the cops putting herself m harm's way the f~rst t1mc her Wickham - · The sexual assault, 1 reported, boyfnend wasn't her first encounter With the assauhed her? Why d1dn 't she leave anacker, her hve m boyfnend The him when he endangered the hfe of woman had been beaten senseless by the1r unborn child' Why d1d she lhe man a year before !he rape At cltng so long to a man who used he1 the time she was two months preg- as a punchmg hag? Why dtdn 't she nant wnh their ch•ld Instead of hav- get out of harm s way ' mg him arrested. she conunued 10 These were lhe questions the hve With her attacker unulthe brutal caller wanted to answer rape occurred She told me abuSive relationships f d , Its 1 arc more often than not a roller 1 no a ques 10n o con omng !hat kmd of thmg ' the JUdge sa1d coaster nde of good and bad Urnes when he sentenced the man 10 Jail Women are slow to seek help, she "but people frequently get them- explruned, because the men who selves mto a Situation where these abuse them often beg forg1veness crunes would never be commmed If afterward And when abused women they exercised some reasonable finally come to understand !hat the sense tn deahng wuh the people" beatmgs won't stop, the caller sa1d, who VICllmlzed them many stay wnh the man out of fear I a reed The woman's slowness of what wtll happen 1f they leave g I '\} • "They've seen the stones about the women who get restram1ng orders agamst a man and end up dead Nobody enforces them," she complamed "It's harder than you thmk to get away " She wanted desperately for me to hn'~~flar1d what tt1ese women were goitng,!~~OUI!h- and she wanted me to another column to share w1th other what she had to say Why? Because she currently IS m an · abuSive rclauonshlp A former educator, the New Jersey woman now IS a housew1fe trymg to break free from the gnp of 1he man abus1ng her Domg so IS not easy, she sa1d, not nearly as easy as my quesl!ons 1mphcd She should know Thts ts 1he second lime she's been m a rclauonsh1p with an abus1ve man The first t1me she found lhc courage to leave Thts ltme she's sllll trymg to muster up enough strength to break her t1es wnh a man who has caused her so much pam I wanted to offer her encouragement, but I d•dn't know what to say I told her she had to get out of the relat10nsh1p - and she sa1d she's workmg on domgJust that But she's clearly struggling WIIh the deciSion I once thought was a no-brruner Several limes a year I send a small donation to the House of Ruth, a shelter for bauered women m my hometown The checks have been my way of helpmg to rescue haltered women from the men who abuse them Now I understand we all need to do that- and much mqre Women who fear leavmg an abuSIVe man more than they do stay1ng need more than a judge's lecture or 1he JUdgmcnlal qu~st1ons of a columnist - to turn the~r ltves around L1ke the woman who call~d me, most are g01ng to stay m ahustvc rclauonsh1ps a lot longer than many people thmk IS reasonable What they need more of arc places hke the House of Ruth to · sheller them from thctr fears and to g1ve them the educatiOn and legal counsehng needed to break the hold their abuSive mates have on them What they don't need are ques uons- hke lhe ones I asked -that shed too httle hght or understandmg on what they are gomg through Edith Champer &hth Champer, g7, of Gallipolis, d1ed Tuesday Dec 9. 1997 at Pleas ant Valley Hospnal, Pt Pleasant W Va She was a homemaker Born Nov 14, 1910. 111 Galha Coun1y she wa.< a daughter of the late Stephen A MasSie and Alzo01a {Can) MasSie She was also preceded m death by her husband Walter V Champer step son, Ronald E Chnmper four Sis ters, Gamet, Grace, Ora, Nelhe and four brothers Calvm, Rohen Orv•llc and Luther Sufv1vmg are two sons James Champer of Pleasanton Cahf Dav1d Chnmpcr of Galhpohs lwo 'tep sons Rav Champcr of Columbus Wayne Champer of Manon. brother Charhc Ma."'c ol Columbus seven grandBy The Associated Press 11 w.1< nut dense enou¥h to cause any. children and four great·grandch!ldren The funeral will he Wednesday I p m at the WilliS Funeral Home Gal The Nuuonal Wca1her Scrv1cc travel problems E.trly mQrnlng lemperntures were l1pohs wnh Pastor l1m Lusher nlhc10110g Bunal will be m the Belhcsda s.tys Oh1ouns (;liO Cli:JlCCl a Warmup mostly m the low to m1d 20s wuh a Cemetery lhr,•ugh Tuesday Fnends may call althc funeral home Wednesday. II am to I p m A h1gh pressure sys1cm Will lew rcadmgs m !he upper teens The record h1gh lemperature lor rcm,un m t-onlrol ot the su.nc·s wcath er lomght and Tuesday Clear sk1es th" date at the Columbus weather .md hghl w1nds w•ll .tllow tempera· s1at10n was 65 degrees m 1948 The lures to drop back min lhc 1md tn record low tcmperalre was 4 degrees Edgar G Edd1c Chnc 55 of Crown C11y d1cd Fnday Dec 12 1997 upper 20s tnn~ght More sunshmc .md helow zero m !9~K Sunset w1ll nc at at St Marys Hospllal Huntmgton milder .ur w1ll bnnsl lempcraiUrcs '07 p n Sunnse Tuesday Will he at A self employed !ruck dnver h.Iuhng for the Shelly Company. he was a' mto the upper 40s .md low 50s Tucs· 7 47 ,, m farmer and member ol the Teamsters dny Acros9 the nation Born July 13 1942 mGalhaCounty hewasasonol Mabei(Sheets)Chnc Clc~u sk1cs prevailed ru.:mss most A stom1 system th.H leU uncom· of Crown C11y, and the laic Edgar D Cline ol the slate early wd.Iy The nnly monly large ~unounts ol snnw along. Sur\lvmg, m add1t1on 10 hiS mother arc h1s w1fe Barbara A (Watson) cxc.:cpuon w~ts m the northwest lhc Gull Coa.sl moved acmss lhe Cline two sons and daughlers m law Terry D Chne of Crown Cny Glen where douds perSisted Snme hght Sou1hcas1 early wday pushmg n>crs E and Wendy Mane Clmc or Galhpoi!S thleC slslers and brothers In law log was present across the stale. hut 10 <.: tp.u..:lly w1Lh hc.tvy nun Pauhnc and Raymond Sheets ol Columbus Barhara and Carl Stolz ol Columhus Manlvn and Rov Jones ol Crown Clly mothcr-m law M1ldrcd Wat son ol Gallipolis stster m law Pat.y S1anlcy ol G.Illlpolls three brothers m-law Roger Wa1son of Crown C11y Dan Watson ol PatnOI B1ll Wa!>on Un1ts of the Mc1gs County Emcr· Mary Lang refused lrcatmcnt. Cen- ol B1dwcll and one granddaughter The funeral Will he Tuesday 2 p m altbe Willis Funeral Home Wllh the gcncy Med1cal Serv1ee recorded 10 tral DISpatch squad asSist~-d. Rev Larry Hale) and Re\ Carl Black olliclatlng Bunal will he m the calls for assistance Saturday and I0 0 I a m Sunday Overbrook R1dgclawn Cemetery Sunday. Unus respond1ng 1ncluded Nursmg Center Middleport John Fnends may call .It the luncr.tl home Monday 2 10 Ill 4 10 r 111 and 7 Kc.~rns Pleas,mt Valley Hospllal CENTRAL DISPATCH In 9 p 111 ,7 JS p m Sunday, Rodspnngs 8 16 am Saturday. Hudson Street M1ddlcpon, Gertrude Scarbro Pleas- Rchahllllauon Ccn1cr Pomeroy Corn Jewell VMH Pomeroy squ,ld o!SSISI· ,mt Valley Hospnal, cd I0 20 am Saturday. Second Robert Glen Diamond 45 Vmton lnrmerly of Columbus d1ed Sunday S1rcet Pomeroy, Robert Musser Vet- POMEROY Dec 14 1997 mthe Oh10 Stale Unl\ers~ty Hnsp11a!s Columbus K 29 am Saturday Ch1ldren s erans Mcmonal HospHal; Born May I0, 1952 m Columbus son ollhc late Bascom and Allee Han· 12 49 p m Saturday Powell Home Road, Charles Kmg VMH sun D1amond he worked most ol hiS life m1hc .1u1o pans busmcss m Cnlum Slrccl, M•ddlcport. AIIcc Plantz RUTLAND bus, Waverly and R1plcy W Va 8 30 p m S,nurday Rulland F~re VMH Middleport squ,Jd asSislcd He attended R1o Grande Communlly Cnllcgc .md w.IS a member ol lhc 8 30 p m SaiUrday Cole Streel Stat1on Br,10d1 Tobm HMC. Ewmgton Church ol Chnst 1n Chnsllan Un1on the Old Radio Club Sc.m· I l! .1 m Sunday New Lun.1 M1ddlcpon. Cathcnnc Cox VMH ncr World and 1he Ham RadiO Club Ro,1d IJ,trry Grucscr VMH MIDDLEPORT Survtvmg arc hi< Wile Patnc1a Casto D1amond whom he m.1rned Oc( 2 06 p m SaiUrday, Beech Street II. 1986 m Vtn\On a son Fr.mklln {N1kkt) D1.nnond ol Lanc.lslcr, a hrOih· cr Dewey {Lmda) D1amond ol Reynoldsburg a SISler Bonnie D1amond ol Contmued from pal:• I Cardmgton, and many n1cccs and nephews Services will he 1 p m Wednesday m the Ewmgton Church ol ChriSt '" Meanwhile. conslructmn on the north Side , Chnshan Un1on, wnh the Rev D,IVId Marhomer and lhc Rev Tom Pen new Kanawha R1vcr hnd~e al Buf The Sleet structure wtll go up 1n n~ngton olficlatlng Bunal will be m 1he Vm10n Mcmonal Park Fnends may fain rcmams on schedule also the spnng and the West V~rgmta D1v1 call Ulthc McCoy-Moore Funeral Home Vmtnn from 4 7 p 111 Tuesday accnrdmg to .1 report tn a recent SIOn ol H•ghways IS targeung an Aug Hunungtnn Hcrold·D!Spatch 24 openmg fm 1he bndge The bndgc J1m Caruthers Putnam County IS hemg OUIIt IO COIOCidC Wllh lhC commu•smncr and chamnan ol the openmg ol the new Toyota Motor Emma M Fonhc. 81, ol Mason W Va d1ed Monday Dec I~ 1997 at county transponat10n commntcc, sa1d Manulnctunng West V1r~!ln1a cng1nc Holzer Mcd1cal Center lhc p1er on the south Side of tHe nv· machmmg and .t<>emhly plant at BufShe was a reurcd bookkeeper at the Ph1hp Sporn Plan! and a member ol cr IS complete and the lramcwork ts laln the Ma•on Umtcd Methoch&t Church sllll surroundmg !he p1cr on the Bom·Sept 10 1916 m Galhpohs she was a daughter olthc late J C Forth and L1lhe (Thorne) Rodgers She was also preceded m death by her laster parents, George and Ella W1ndon. a hall br01hcr Charles Cutshaw and hull Program planned Church Chnstmas potluck Sunday, SISler. Mary 01lcr HillSide Bapllsl Chur.h located ~fUll lnllowed hv program at 7 p m Surv1vmg arc a halfhrothcr Byrddl Forth ol Crown Cuy.lhr.c half >IS· ters Dorothy Baker of M!ddlewn ElSie Kmg ol M1ddlcpon and Bonn1c on S1 Rt 143 JUsl oll Rou1c 7 Pomeroy v.1ll h.IVC Its Chnstmas pm- Grange plans. holiday party Smnh of M1ddlcpurt Stnr Grange 77K lind Star Junm1 The funeral w•ll he Wednesday I p m atlhc Foglesong Funeral Home gr• · Dec 21 lOam by all Sunday sch<Mll classes AI II n m und 6 p m Gr.mgc 87K Will ha\c lis annu.11 wllh the Rev Damon Rhodes nlhct.lltng Bunal Will he 1n !he Vmlon Memo· the young adull class Will present Chnstmas dmner and party on S.1t nal Pack Vmlon urd.1y ~ 30 p 111 .11 Ihe Gr.mgc h.11l Fncnds may cull .lithe luner.1l home Tucsd.l) 2 to 4 and 6 tn Hp m Chnslmas Comes to Bethlehem Dr James R Acree mvlles lhc pub· h>c.ltcd on Cuunl) Ruad I S,tlcm Cr.!ntcr Those .tttcndmg ~uc tot.1kc ,, he co,ercd diSh Me,u >~1111 he turn~ shed Clarification MMcus Lee Mark Morg,m 7~ R,1vcnswnod WVa d1cd Sund,ly Dec Chri•tmas part~ set The Guy Bmg cited m t1 recent 14 1997 ,11 Camden-CI.~rk Memnnal Hnsrn.tlln P.ukcrshUJg wv,, The llurd Wednesd,l)' Hlllllenl.ll county ~ourt scssum 1s not the Guy Born Dec K 1922 111 Morg.mwwn WV.1 son nllhc 1.11c Hayden H.trt Bmg whn rcstdt!s un Mill Strr.!el us Cluh wtll h.l\1.: 1ts Chnstm,t~ ,md Juh.1 Ball Mnru.m he .mended the Ced.tr Run Umlcd Methnd"t Chu1d1 potlud~ .md g11t l!x~.:h.mgc WcUn~.:s­ MJddlcpurt He w~l"i .1 1940 i.r u.lu.1tc ol R lvcn"iwoud Ha~h S~.:hool.md w.1..; rcun:d Irom d.tv noon .ll SH.lcusc Mum..:1pul the N.1vy .ts .1 <.:hid petty otlu.:cr Bu1ldmg Chun:h program planned SUI\IVIn~ .m: hrothcrs .md 1 "ilst..:t·l!l 1.1w Stcph~.:n J.•y M011; u1 ol O~.:c.m Recds\llk Unlled McthodiSI !-.U.h.: C~tlll .md Wlil!.un Gene .mU k.mcllc Morg.mol R.ncn~wood ~ 1!-.tlls Margery E. Roush Margery E Roush 87 Elm Strcel Ra.:mc. d1ed Sunday, Dec 14, 199o7. m the Charleston Area Med1cal Center Memonal DIVIs ton, Charleston. W Va : Funeral arrangements w1ll be announced by lhc Cremeens Funeral Horne; Roc1nc : Harry Herald Topton, 92 M1ddleport, d1cd Monday Dec I~ 1997, at hiS ' reSidence ArrangemcniS w1ll be announced la1er by the M1ddlepon Chapel of Ftshcr Funeral Home mcnt Store ----HHospital news---Veterans Mcmonal Sunday .ulrntssums - Alllc ['],mil. Mukllcporl Holzer Medical Center Discharges Dec 12 - DolfiS Brown. Jotd.tn Ann:-illt'ng Am.md:.l Denh.nn V~rgtnM Stlulh Worthy St mlcy Ch •• rles Kerwood Donn,1 Pit kens 0,1\ uJ Pen y. 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Bu11.1l wdl ht.: Ill tho,; Sunu l ' ' ( llll~ ~ h.:n I n~..: nd..., 111 I)' L Ill .It I he I Ulll.. nl llum~.: I uod.t y (I It 1 lJ p 111 Laura Kathleen Wallis w v•• died S.llUid 1) Dec O.::n tcJ G\:ncr.lf Dtvl,IOil Ch uk ,ton I .JUI.I K.llhlccn W,llils 711 ol Pmnl Pk.l,,llll 11 ll.J!.)7 .It Ch.uJc.,.tnn Arc,\ M\.:dt~..:~ll w v.• A illnnem.lkCI she .111cnded Plc.ts 1n1 V1ew Church 111 G 1111pol1' I c11 v W V.1 Born Apnl 2':1 1927 m Bc.udslork W vu 'he w,ts "d . !u~lllcr nl the J.uc John McKmncy Sr and Nancy Ailee (Snow) McKmncy Shew." obo p1cccdcd 1n dealh by a Sisler JoAnn V.trney and hrmhcr John McKlnllc\ Jr • Sun1vmg arc hc1 husband h1kc D Wallis son and daughter 111 !.11v Evcrclt nnd Joyce Bam ol Pmnl Pleasant hrother Paul McKmne1 nl G tl hpohs, f1 V£ siSters and b101hers In law Margaret Ellison of Honon W V1 May K1rk of Page W va Helen Haskell ol Galhpohs Bonn1c and Floyd S1dcrs of Poml Pleasant Freda and Ben Honaker ol LouisVIlle Ky and "' era! mcccs and nephews The funeral Will be Tuesday 11 a m a1 the Crow Hassell Funeral Home wtth lhe Rev J Odell Bush offic1atmg Bunal will he m the Z1on B.1p11st Church Ceme1cry Galhpohs Ferry Fncnds may call atlhe luneral home Monday 7 lo 9 p m ! • •, ! ••• 111 Athcn~ She IS surv1vc~ by her husband uf 45 yeMs Charles C Weekley two sons and daughlcrs- ln-law Tom E and Jcnmfcr Week lev .1nd Charles Ruben and Cand1cc Jo Weekley hOih ol Guysville a daughlcr and sun· tn-law Judy and Fred Cl.~rk ol Guysv1lle c1ght gr.mdch1ldren one great • '• grandson a hrothcr Ru.:k Sa.mpson ol Cool\ 1llc lour ~ l"itcrs Gladys Bar- ton of Cool\llle Marge Bcncdum ol Reeds\! lie M!t k1c Spradhn ol Cool villi! and Sue Sm1th ul FlnnJ.1 scvcr.tl mc~t.:~ .md ncpllcw!\ She 'Was also prc~.:cdcd m tk.llh hy two hrothcr!\ D.l\ u.l .and O.trts Sampson • .•' ~ • ScrvKc~ \\Ill he hdd fuco,;Uay 2 p m .n th'..: Wlull Funeral Home • Cool\ lilt.: wllh the Rc\ CCLII A Morn-.on lliill.:ldllll!! Bun.tf w1ll lullnw -. 1n lhe Vunderhool Cemetery Fm::m.J.,. llhlY ~.:.111 tucJ.1~ 7 lJ p m .n tiK· lun~.:l.lilmm~.: Local briefs-__, School thefts, robberies solved Rc~.:cnt sdwol hn:ak-ms .11 Mc1!!s .mc..l I ~1stc.:rn ht!!h :-.dmols Rtvc.:nu.:w Elcmcut.uy S~;hool .md the mhh~o:1y tll Phvl)! o.; Reed tn RcL:ds\ 1llc ha\~o: hc~n solved Lll.:t.:orCJmg: to M~o:l.!s C11unty Ptt.l!ooec.:utmg Aunrney Jnhn R Lcmcs Su..,pcch In the ll..:l.l!ct.ltnt:u.b."'U"i were appc.tnn~ till'.. 11lt.lll1lll_g ~lor..: County Court JuJ::c p,,tnC( H 0 Bn-rn .mJ JU\ cndc.: Cuu11 Judge Robert Buck I unher mlorm.111on \\,Is not a\ ,ul.lhlc .1s ol pt~o:s!oo linK this morn- mg Man cited in accident A R.tun~ 111m V...!s ut~.:d fnllowmg .IIWtl \dltdt.: .tu.:tdcnt .tl the JUOI.:tHlllol Nv~.: A\..:nu" .md M.un Stn::cl m Pomcro~ S.IIUHI.I} morn tng BtLnd.l K V~.:nO\ I ong Bottom w.as ... outhhound on N)t.: 1\v~.:nu~.: .1nd stopped .lithe 11all~e h~hl when her 19KH OJd,mnhllc "·'' st1uck lrnm hdund h) .1 199(1 Dodg~ dn\cn hy Stcph~.:n Bnhh ,tl R.lc.:lll..: .ILUIHhnt! lo.t Pom~.:r11y Pnltn DLp.ntmcnt report Bnth \dl!dcs "'U!oo t.lm..:LI h,;l1t Ll.un.lg~o: No lO!UilV• Wlll: ICfl\lllcd .md BnhM \\,IS ctkd on ol c.:h.U~l: Ill 1.111 u1c to m.tJnlun ~~"'"' lll!.!d t.:lt.:.u tit"it,mu.~ Boil advisory issued Emma M. Forthe Marcus Lee Morgan ,' ••• Anna Jane Sampson Weekley 64, Weekley ville d1cd Saturd.1y Dec n 1997 at Camden Clark Memonal Hospllal Parkcrshurg W Va Born J.m I K 19'\3 1n Mmnora W Va she was 1hc daughter of the laic Hurdle and Estel Groggs Sampson She v.a, a graduate ol Olive Or.mgc H1gh School "here 'he was a cheerleader lor four. yeors and was afr.halcd wllh Vanderhool Bapllsl Church She was a homcm.1kcr and a lormcr employee ol Amc' Depart· Phase· 2... Meigs announcements • Anna Jane Weekley Robert G. Diamond ! !' Harry Herald Tipton Meigs EMS logs 10 calls Prisons and the free marketplace liOns, a pnvate secunty f~rm operatmg the More haven CorrectiOnal Insutuuon, under contract with the state, IS able to ruh Morehavcn without adhermg to pnson regulauons passed by the Death Notices Edgar G. ·eddie• Cline The White House, of course, In!· t1ally shrugged off the damnmg accusations that Lawrence bought h1s way mto Arhngton And It turn$ out they were r1ghl But as so often happens w1th thisadmmlstraliOn, the real truth emerged later reveahng a m1xture of bureaucratic bungling and shoddy overstght Calls to the State Department's Office of Diplomatic Secunty turned up httle An offic•althere told our lssoc1ate Aaron Karp that the mvcst1gauon mto Lawrence's past 1s sllll ongomg, and that they'd have no comment unt1l the~r work was complete · It's too bad that work wasn't completed when 11 should have been .. four years ago Jack Aaderson and Jan Molter are writers ror United hature Syadlcate, Inc By Nat Hentoff L1stenmg to advocates of pnson reform, I had been conv1nced that tummg state pnsons over to pnvate profit-seekers leads to even more dreadful conditions than have extst· ed under state control That may mdeed be the case m some areas. but a recent Nauonal Pubhc Rad1o story from Flonda mdtcates there can he substanllal benefits·· for the pnsoners ·• 1n geltmg away from state rules and prohl· b1t10ns L1ke those state rules reported by Sally Watt from rad1o stallon WUSF m Tampa, Aa She quoted state senator Charhe Cnst, who does nol behcve m coddhng pnsoners Wuh great sausfacuon, he noted that two years ago he and hiS colleagues had done away ·• m the state pnsons ·· "with all kmds of recreal!Onal amen•ttcs for these cnmmals • Among the depaned amen~ues were ' baskelballs and volleyballs and we1ghts" In add11lon, to make the pnsoners more fully rcahze they were not out for a day at the beach, packages from home are no longer penm!Ucd And as 1n other states, cham gangs have been resurrected 1n the Flonda pnsons The pnsoocrs are resentful. and there arc mcreasmg d•sc1phnary prohlems, mtenSified by the absence of a1r condmonmg 1n Flonda's unco"'fonable summers Meanwh1le, Wackenhut Correc- Tuesday Sunny Htghs 1n the lower 50s £¥tended rorecut Tuesday n1ght Mostly1 clear Lows 1n the upper 20s. Wednesday Partly cloudy H1ghs 50 t0' 55 Thursday and fr1day . Panly cloudy Lows ncar 30 and h•ghs from the upper 40s to the lower 50s Page 3• The Dally Sentinel Temperatures expected to reach upper 40s and 50s by Tuesday accuracy of Lawrence's Women need real help getting out of abusive relationships ~; Today's weather forecast 10 IS percent of lhe diplomallc corps lj~~;:;~;;f,;:;;;;m;;;~;n;;;;;;~;;::::=:------~-:--------;:--------~' check the ~ ~ resume Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ~,Dec.mber15,1997 Pege2 December 1S, ttt7 Lawrence fiasco raises grave concerns ByJIICk~ '£stfli(as/id 1111948 CHARLENE HOEFUCH General M-ver ' fh..: 1up('k:ts Pl.un!\ Ch...:st...:r W.th.;r D1stn..:t hI" ''"iu~o:J 1 h1)1 l ,,nk1 lo1 ll"-~.:Ustomel:o. m R~..:;.;lis\llk ..;t,l\e Ruuk 6X I hom R\:~.:d'' tlk to th ~.: tank .tnt..l Numhct Nut~.: Ro.u.J Custom~.:h .trc .1slo...:d to hotllll\.:tr ~.:ookmg ,1\)d c.IHnlo.mg w 1tc1 hu tht cc mwuh::o.; hdtu ~.: u..;mg 1 h~.: tc.tson lor the .JLh 1:-.01 y w " 10 ll pur ~t m,un Ime Reconsider pets...contmued from pa~e 1 ~.:nn .. ldctmg ~tpuppy 01 klll\:n {11r oth- llhldunc as Wmll s.l}' Jo yoUI l.un er pel) don I do 11 JUsl hec.IU'c they rc c.:utc or hcc~tu..;c the} c.:,m !Iii 1ly and 1hc pel a 1.1vnr .md nptuut ol pel nwncrsh1p Dogs c'pet~ .llly .uc c..lcn antnlo.tls .tnd llCi..:dt.:tltllr.mulll!oohlp .1nc..l .t~.:nmlnrt.lhlc hom\.' vmd m yow hie thtnk tw1c.:c W.ult " uU that potcntml )"lf..:l owners who ..;..:k~.:t ,1 pet hcc.:ausc.: they wtsh ttl pro. \ 1dc .md ..,h,nc.: th~..:u hnm~.: wtth .111 .1n11n.11 h.\\1.! thc 11ght tdc.t .l"i do tho"iC who w.uu .\pet lor thc lllUILI.Ii k .umn,g L xp~.: r IL:Illl:!\ «1ll cJ ct.! till nugh .1 j1L' I 0\\IH.:IsiHp P.lh:nts \.\ho \l.ouiJ huy thcu~.:htl to d~o:\dop rc,pomlhlllt) 111 till.: II c.:lu]dll:ll o;,huukJt~LIIIlSid~l th~ll du~t .. wn to hu\ 1 dog 111 Loll StIll \\ llh .1 :!tddlt..,h 111 . 1 htm I lll"i(C u.J dt~n 1 pd W 1111 .... ml At . . )Oil huytn:! ,1 pet lor ,1 c.:lultl' Pl.l ' .u~ nlllll o llt~ n~.:..:dy .mtl If th..:r~ ~~~ ,111111 c.:hdt!tt.:n Ill th~.: hous..: tht: .tllllllli tll t..:n 'ulkrs he~.: 1U..,~ the tdult ~..;tk~l\~1 dnc.:,nt 11.1\~ tunc.: Ill L Ill.. l,u I!JL till Ill aJ ( 111 \\lll tlloal to pt\1\U.k IIIIth..: II tllt.:l holu.l.tys .llf.: IJ\CI, llnll'!oo Wllh II lh!.! tL:1\(11lll~thilll\ ol loud mJ Vl'kllndl 1111 '1,11.., A Jopot)..,lhk plt owner h '' m .m m1.11 'P tyt:d 111 n~.:utct~o:d .md l th ' ht.., 111 h..: I .1111111.1! to thL: \ d ' td!tu.: tl k ''' 111\Ll .1 yc.::.1r lot \,lo,.:ll lllllilll' 1111..1 lll!IU 1! c.:hl'clo. 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L:!oo~U.dh hu H.:IJ\C .1n11n.tl"i hk~.: horJ~1 ~.:nih..:' Tlw.. hu;cd m p.trllt.:ul.u ts ht!.!ll-lll.tJnh; · n.tnlt.: r..:tjUtnn~ lots of .tL II VHY The dog Y.lll hl: llll"iCI thlc tl hL ,.., not ot.:c.:Ufllt.:d w.tlk~:J rq:ul.tr l) .mU cx:~.:upt~.:d Otht.:t do~ hiLt:d.., . tr~ 1\:rll hie 111 the t:omp my ul duldtcn wh1k uthc.:t!oo .11~ not good lot "itn~lc people �• ' Monday, December 15,1997 Sports The Daily Sentinel · South_Gallia boys down Eastern 50~44 MILLS HONORED 1 Racine Home National Bank president Tom Wolfe presents Southern's Jerrod Mills (left) with a Player of the Game plaque following Southern's loss to Cincinnati Madeira at the Convocation Center in Athens Saturday. Cincinnati Madeira tops Southern 64-48 . By SCOTT Vt'OLFE and DAVE HARRIS Sentinel Correspondents With ligurchcac.ls l(Kid Sl:hlc~skL!1· anu Ken Fields npping the nets lor IX anu II points. respectively. the Cincinnmi Madeira Mustan!!s dcfL!at ed the Southern Turnaducs 64-4K Saturuay "flernuon in game live of the Kruger Hoops classh: ut Ohio University's ConvlK.:illion Center. : The contest was sponsored hy the Alex"nucr AthlcLic huuslers. · M"deir:t used ils uistinct size r~LIYant~•gc and a qui~:k start 10 tak\: "" •arly leau that they never relinquished. Southern hclu ils own in the first quarter. hauling hack from 4 I~1 dcl'icil to cut it to 18-12 on an Adams Williams three .puinter in the waning seconds of the' frame . Trailing 39-28 going _intn the half, Madeira staved off scverJI Southern comeback hids, Lhe must notahle a tiid thnl was propelled by Troy tfuh:~ck. Jcrrod Mills und a key l!uckel hy Pclc Sis«>n. Like. the pre~iou» three 11ames. however. cosily Q.arnovcrs and unwi..:.c dc~.:isions 'ullowcd Southern Intake itself oul of the game. :: Southern continued lo rally in the sc~ond quarter when a ~olid team cfli>rl saw Mills hil a jumper and M1ldtcll Walker huried a long two rrom the corner. Hoha~,;k drove the line and drew the fnul to ~:mnplctc a 1hrec-p01nl play. then Jason Allen hit a key jumper and Russell Reiher followed with a shot from the ha>elinc that pulled the score lo 30-2M. Southern lhen lost focus :m<l the momentum of Lhe game. Lulle<l 10 sleep hy a string of Ma<ieirajumpers t.tm.l a rash .amount qf turnovers. Southern allowed Madeira. to score nine pninls in the linal I:30 hcl'nre Ihe half. Madeira I!K•k a 10-0 run inw the sl:lrl of the third frame and hlow the game open early. ending the·frame lll 57-38. The linal ended 64-48. Southern hit IK-44 overall ( 11 -25 forlhc firs I half anu 7 -IIJ the secnnu l. hit 1-4 threes anu was K-14 al the line. Madeira hit 25-M, 2-5 and 4-13. Southern hau 21J rehounus leu hy J:c,on Allen with scven1Benji Mtmucl ftmr and Russtll Reihe1 4, while Madeira hau 33 (Mo'l!an 6, Gralsch 6. Dinsmore 8). South-ern had 24 turnovers, eight steals, live charges (Sisson three) anu 12 IC1uls. CUMINGS SHOOTS- Southern's Adam (left) goes up against two Cincinnati Madeira players to take the shot In the lane during Saturday's Kroger Classic on the Ohio University campus, where the Tornadoes lost 64-48. · .. crs couldn't ·h~y a huckcl as Galliu outlasted the Eagles 50-44. Euslern grabbed 2M rebounds (Brnwn 7, Yonker 7). · had lhree steals. 12 turnovers, 12 tt"ists (Kehl four. Bissell four) ant! 19 fouls. The Rebels had 46 rehounds (Johnson 10. C<Klk 1.0. Bmtlh 131. nine steals. 14 turnovers. 14 assists · (Davis 6. Queen 41 und 14 fouls. Enslcrn won Lhe reserve ~am<' 3724 led hy Josh Will wilh 14 and Erron Aldriu~e nine. Mickey Mt~"cy hail six for SO and Eric Runyon l'our. _ E:~stcrn. 1-3. hosts Alexander on TucsUay. The Rehcls : Tuesd11y's home game with Hannanhus been postponed ill their requcsl und rescheduled fur Jan. 24. Ouartcrl!Wih Ea.'tern I0-6-15-13=44 South Gallia II-IJ-12-IK=50 South Gallia: Steve Queen 1-0: 112=3. Rufus Stunley 0-1-ll=J. Jeremy Davis 1-0-2/4=4. J.R. Boothe 40-213= 10. Jason Johnson K-0-4/5=20. Justin C!Klk 3-0-(1=6. Rohhie Rush 20-0=4. Totals 19-1-9/19=50 Eastern: Corey Yunker 3-0-0=6. Jeremy Kchl 0-0-1/2-= I, Sieve Durst 4-0"4/4= 12. Eric Smith 3-0-Il=6. Joey Brown \J-0-1 n= I~- To!als: 1410-6/15=44 i l I rfnm North Carol inn, which heat thenNo. 22 Princeton hours after Duke's · loss, rcccived6K lirst-pht~e votes and 1.747 potnts 1-rom the nauonal mcdta panel. Kansas 1Il-l). which helu the No. I spot until Duke look il over two weeks ago. moved Irom third to second wilh one rirst-place vote and 1.612 poiniS. The Blue Devils were third with nne No. I vote :~no I ,51}\1 puints. <~nu were followeu hy Kentucky. which held the NiJ. 4 spot. anu Ariwna and South C~rolina. which switched places from l"sl week. Utah moved up two spots tn sevenlh ;md was followed hy Purdue. ,Stanford um.l Xav.icr. UCLA moved up one place to le<~d the St.."Cuntl Ten and w;1s followed hy Connecti~o:ul, Arki.IOSOIS, New Mc:..ico, Iowa. Temple, Flori <Ia State, Mississippi. Princeton and Geurgin. The last live spots were held hy Michigan, Maryland. W:~ke Forest. jon & Carolyn Jacobs Owners Telephone 614-992-7508 -~ Leo's Cruise & " . if· ~"·\r"'~· , .·-·"··· .. ,. '"' . ~L"i the Southeastern Confcrcm:c. Fresno Stale (3-3) losllwu games l:tsl week. to Temple unu Pacilic. Michipn's win over Duke moved Lhe Wol•erines (6-2) into the poll for the scvenlh straighl season. ' Texas Christian (IJ-0), the highestscoring team in the country, is runkcd fm the lirst time since the linul poll uf Lhc 19K6-K7 season. 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(Order e~rly lor Thanksgiving & Christmas Holidays) 312 GIFTS Wish all your cu!ltomers and . friends a very Merry Christmas in our Christmas Greetings Edition on Decembe_r 24th Insurance Agency 113 W. 2nd Street, Pomeroy, OH 45769 Office: 992-5479 1-800-742-3868 D&M Pizza & Subs - r ••••r JEFF WARNER Jlappy Jlolidays 'if bsu~;ckK~t;;~;~y;tof wins.,Butkus Award tl'ldl \1'1'C"Afll!ll ol laoll,· a.ultniNtl..tot'o NhN•kln,.,. IIIIIIJl by the lire and ~lll"!ll ltiDIIkf'fM Wltll Hn•tWo (;llriNtniRN ' t"neonap8MH wnrlnth and I'""' eh,...r n!IC Wf' e•htoriHh the ltlt"Ming.'l we'""' Nhn....t tiiiN plt!llt yf'nr. t'••r UH It m•amN s~t,·lnl( 66thnnb" ••• , ...... tunny frh-ndN. old n•••l••e'"· 0 \1'h0Nl" kind NUIIp4tM Wt' llllh\•AyN t ...R!!III"'· lhtllll( busln~o~ wltla ytm llll ttur """ntt"Nt pl•a•Nu"'r andAikman'sdcspcralcpassinlolht' end Yone wa.' balled around before hilling the ground as time expired . Thr.. speetato,.,. injured Three people were injured at the game when a fan fell about 30 feet from an upper deck at Cincrgy FiciU onto a man and woman seated hclow. Jame,Going,_ofLcxin gton. Ky., tumhlcd over a rail in g on the upper ucck unu Lmdcd on a couple from ,uhurhan Blue Ash. police sa id. ( ;,., ngs w"' rclca.>ed late Sunday lr~o111 Uni1c"ity Hn.pital. Kenneth .l~onlan.112 . ;u1d h1> wife. Jeanie . 5(i. wcr•: li'lcu in ''"hie condition Monday ;. 1t C'hri•.t Hoo.,pu;d Jr;w AVOIDS SACK Cincinnati quarterback Sunday'• NFL game in Cincinnati, Where the Ben· ;.Boomer Esiason (left) ayok:ls the sack by Dallas gals came from behind to win 31-24. (AP) CHQI~TMA& GREETING.EDITION ·Wednesd'ay, December 24th Call: TWIN OAK ,f¥ ~~.~lo) ~/' ~· The loss of Clemson (5-3). Lhe Jlelp Yotl'llll by Helping OtherJ. lr!J"In . ._...,. . ••lttefoods to · uce late lift on . ,..... tllfl 28001 State Route #7 . Cheshire, Ohio 45620 preseason No. 5 which l(]st In Illinois ...;mnc For Homeowners Insurance C&fJ Cfumlfure Michigan. Texas Christian and Syracuse were 1he week's newcum- . crs. replacing No. 17 Clemson. N<l. 18 Fresno Sl:~lc anu No. 24 Georgia Tech. on Smurday, 11nu Georgia Tech (5-21. which lost 10 Kentucky. g:~ve the ACC live temns in Lhe Top 25. the Dillon's 14-yard run made iL2410 in the third quaner and lcfl the Cowboys walking around with their heads down. David Dunn heat cornerback Kevin Mat hi, - a replacemcnt for injured Dcion Sande" for a 32-yard touchdown catch that gave the Bengab " 31 -10 lead ami their fourth c'""ccutivc :lO-po~nt game. a franclll .> c lir" . The Cciwhoy' had one 1"' ' rally 10 them. Aikman threw a pair ol fourth quarter touchuown pa"c' '', llav1d LaFleur. the la>t one eu 11111e the lead to 31-24 with 6:27 lcl1. liut Corey Sawyer intercepted A1k111<1n loo1 the sct:ond time to end unt' po''t.:'-"11 111. Presenting Some of the Best Kept Secrets Around Town! In Sunduy's an ide of the McigsAiex:~nder haskethall game. the Meigs player pictured was J .T. Humphrers.' ami not Waylon McKinney as hsted. · T/1<• /)ui/y St'lllilll'i aplilogi,_es for this error. Quarter l!!lllb Southern · 12-16-.Hl-10=48 Madeira 18-22-17-8=64 Southern: Pete Sisson 2-0-(1=4, Mitchell Walker 2-0-0=4. Benji Manuel 0-0-112= I. Russell Reiher 30-3/4=9. Adam Williams 2-1-112=8. Adam Cumings 0-0-2/2=2. J:\Son Allen 2-0-111=5. Troy Hoback 4-0111=\1, Jerrod Mills 3-0-0/1=6. Totals 111-1-9/13=411. Madeira: Jeremy Burch 1-01/2:3. Tudtl Schlensker K-0-2/3= IK, Brian Gru!soh ~-0-112=7, J(lsh Cohen 1-0-0=2. Ken Fields 4-1-0/3= II. Nnle Parkhouse 4-0-112=9. Joey Dinsmore 2-0-113=5. Jon Newherry 1-1-()10=5. Chip Morgan 2-0-0=4. The Meigs County libraries • 01fta. Gea:.J. comeback and complclcd 13 of 25 relax. make them re~lize lhm just passes overall for 269 yards. becau,., lh~y had a star on th~tr hel "We hil some big plays and they m~l doe.sn .~mean we couldn I play , were laking some chances." coach wuh them. Bruce c,)slet said. "They were • Once the quaner ended, I he C~wpulling nine or 10 guys (ncar the line boys unravel•·d. Smnh. suffertng nf scrimnm~~) trying to stop our runfrom astomach virus, left the field lo ning .game. That's when Boomer is gel Outds tn~ravenou_sly and was not effective whh the play-action pass." a fa~tor agam. He_hmshcd the day Corey Dillon . who set a rookie Wllh 68 yards.,g1vmg h1m 1,034 for record hy rushing for 2~6 yards in the the season, hts seventh stratghl year Bcngals' prc.\•ious gumc. ~eked up over I,OOO,yards. 127 on 26 carries. Esmson s 48-yard touchdown pass Since opening the season with a 3- lo Darnay Scou- he heal corner1 murk. the Cowhoys have lost eight hack Kevin Smith on a post pauern of II in large part l)ceausc their -put the Beng~ls ahead 17-10 with ofl~nsc crumhled. ll gol rolling in the 25 seconds left m the half. llrst quarter. hnltling I he ball ' for 11:55 while its three stars played as if the playoffs were on Lhc line. Emmilt Smith. who missed mosl of a game Monday night because of a s·.1rc shoulucr. picked up' 56 yards on l!inc l:arrics in the quarter. Michael Irvin had si .catches for 69 yards. and " Aikman cmnplctcu eight of 13 passes for K3 yar~s.as, 1hc <:;owbnys went ahead IO-Il. "\ . "I just think that some of our guys were looking for uutographs instead of playing footh:~ll." Esia.,on said. "I jusl told lh~m lo calm down and M11deira had Ill turnovers. 13 steals and 17 fouls _ Southern hosts Belpre Tuesday. .Happy Holidays from e~ By JOE KAY nf cnach Barry Switzer and Ieli ownCINCINNATI (AP)- The Dallas er Jerry Junes cunlemplating changes. Cowboys' playoff chances vanished "This is killing him as much a.' it's in a game bcfining their season: a kilt in~ us ." Bates said of Jones. good stan. a quick fade and a come- "He', ~oing to find players and back thai wasn't nearly enough. make c'hangcs 1<1 right the ship. Now. fur the first time since 1990, That's Lhc only thing the players the Cowboys get to spend a winter at c•pcct... home wonucring why they ju~l No nne expected the Cnwhnys 11• ;.,ercn't good enough. let the scn~on slip taway so cusily. Dallas dominated Lhe firsl qunner Dallas has lost four in a mw for the Sunday: hut Boomer Esiason threw u r1rst time sint:c 19H9. WhL'Il 4Wll'l..:l'· pair of touchdown passes us the h:1ck Trny Aikmun wa:oo a rooki(: and Cincinnati Bcngals scored 31 ·con- the t<'llm went 1-15. secutive points and then held on fllr ··'l11is is s.oml'thing we can't get a 31-24 victory. USl'<lto> ... li1whacker R:~nd11ll G<~lfrcy The Cowhoy> (fi-9) let a 10-pninl said. "W"'··n:: ln~int! r~srcct and first -quarter lead slip awuy. With it wc ·n~ 1Wt hl !!CI it ha'"·" in~~ hurry." went their already slim cllam:l' of Aik;1111n thuughl :~hnul trying to making the playoffs for u Sl:\'l'nth fi1nl1he \\onls to cnnn.·v hi's frustra· ~ trai!:!ht year. litm.o;. hut ..t...·~: idcll th~n: \\as nt, [H,int. "This gam~ wa~ like nu1· "casnn. ·· "It's r<<lumlanl h> stand up here safctv Bill Bate:-. s,,id. ·· w~ fnuglll an..t say the s~unt.· things,." Aikman i1Ur 1;il:-. olf. made wn IU<Hl Y mist:\kcs ~~11d. " Yotlh;ultwu teams play'ing l'or and C~UllC LIJ1 .. hl)l'l ... priLil" and we jusl llilln"t get it dune ... The Cowboy' will finish 111111 Tht..• Bcngals (6~ lJ) hii\'C wtm three iheir fir,a losin,g r('tnn.l sinC\.' 11)90. l1f ;\llir since Esiasnn n.•placctl Jeff when thev wcnt7-9.11l:t1~ . .·asLll1 was Blake at quunernack. a meaningless a rca:-.nn ·rnr nptimism. •mothl'r :-.h.'l' surge after all playoff hopes were rotward in Jimmy JohnMlU '!to I'Chuild- \!tH1~ . Esi;lstm tiU'cw llmchduwn pass· lng. Thio; tmc ha~ .ic,1pardi~o..·J the jl1h ~s nf ~S and .11 yards '" spark the Correction North Carolina -replaces Duke ~!.~~.Pc, coll!ge team i~...~~~~~~~ AP Basketball Writer j Nurlh Carolina muveu to No. I in dte As«x:ialcd P!ess mllcge hasketHull u>day. tls ltrsl Lune as 11 toprpnked tcum without Dean Smith as 'imch in almost W years. 4 The T11r Heels o~wvc also maue Sill Guthrtdge the ftrsl coach m hiS lfrsl Year ala schwl tn have a No. 1nked team sincF Tom Davis at iowa i 19X6-K7. The htsl rookie «lltch. as 1 e 61)-year-old Guthridge is. tolc11u · ittp-ranked lemn was Bill Hudgcs of l.di11na Stale in 197X-79. The Tar Heels I 10-0) uwved up c111c Sjl<ll to replace Duke at No. I 14"Lcr the Blue Devils (9-1) lost K1-73 uj Michig11n on Saluruay. North Carctinn was lasl ranked No. I during the ll/94-lJ~ se.,son . The h\slti111c illc~am fnllnwet.J one the same conlcrcncc to No. I. it w;t.< the same schools. North Car<~ina also replace<! fellow-Atlantic <!oast Conference memhcr Duke 11s N,u. I in the pull rekascu Fen. 7. Page 5• The Dally Sentinel Ben gals erase 10-poi·n t d~fici~ to defeat Cowboys 31-24 Page4 December 1 1997· By SCOTT WOLFE Sentinel Corre•pondent The newest prtticct Wcsam Cun· slruclion has this week IS a pr<>Jecllo thaw out the nets at Eastern high school. where u frigid shooting ni~hl from the lloor allowcu the South G:li lia Rehels 111 slip away with u 5!1-44 triumph 1\VCr the Eagles Salurduy night · Eastern was 19-55 overull including an 0-13 night from three-puint range and miserable 6-15 night at the line. South Galli a didn't exactly light up the nets, but shot a heller percentage al 19-50, 1-7 and 9- IIJ :itlhc line. Jason Johnson, who leu th< .nncrs wilh 20 points, followed hy J.R. B<Ktlhe's 10 and Justin Cook with six. Eastern was led hy frcshmun Joey Brnwn's ·IIJ anll Steve Durst's f2. As u result of missed shots and ermnl pu.'t,es, South Gall in trudged to an Il-l 0 iirsl period lead. Thai came a flcr Eastern got another good stun. rushing 10 a 10-2 lead hcforc allowing the Rebels Lo climb hack inlo lhc game. Soulh Oallia marched lou whopping 20-16 hall'lime lead. ' Eastern had a decenlthird period to cl imh hack lo a 32-31 game at the end of that round. The oflcnsive Qres then reduced In a smolder It< South Galli a leu hy as much as eight in the lin"l rnund. Eastern's Joey Brown had the honest sh<Klling hand "nd led the Eagles with a daaling pcrfonnance. A couple of Eastern's h<tllcsl shool- Pomeroy • Mlddleeort, Ohio • ZIP ..' Reminds fJOU to support flOUr local businesses!! 'to Promote Your rJusiness gn 'the Small rJusiness DirectorfJ· eall Dave Harris or Don Riffle at 992·2155 • • �• • Monday, December 15,1997 MUDtaau St lC7 Rod.:y M4.~t~nta." \II N An zORn Ill W Orernn M New hkat~ u S. K2 SE l..uutstaaa 7'1 Or.:p 7K. 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I suspect that they are selhng like hot cakes rf the product can play "Yankee Doodle • Yours truly •· Jeffrey A Wolfson, Washmglon, DC Dear Jeffrey Wolfson: Thanks for the update And now, dear readers, please, no more leuers askmg me to sell you lhe musrcal condoms Nor can I tell you where they can be purchased I am not m the condom busmcss and am not rnterested m facrhtatlng sales Here's a final word to lhe men who are plannmg 10 purchase thrs gadget I hope you wrll nol atlempl to surpnse your panner wnh thrs thmg She would be slartled out of her wlls. and llu! mood of lhe momenl most cenamly would be shallcred Dear Ann Landen: You are nghl to encourage haltered women lo leave therr spouses My ex-husband became physrcally and verbal· ly abusrve when I refused to drmk wllh hun Hrs fam1ly had never seen that stde of h1m and couldn't under· stand why I msrsled on a drvorce and full custndy of our three cl)rldten He never contested at When llefl my husband lhe chrl· dren were 4 months, 6 and 9 I moved 600 mrles away, leavrng behmd everythmg that couldn 'I be earned I ve never regretted 1t I had never worked at a full-ume. decent paymgJob m my hfe and had no assets · not even a car W11hm two years I had purchased our frrst home, owned a used car and had taken my krds on lhetr very first vacatiOn Frvc years later, I bought a second larger home. whrch wrll be pard for m anolhcr four years My oldest daughter IS m graduate school, !l'Y second rs workmg on her undergraduate degree. and my son rs a htgh school semor Ithmk we have done qurte well Even my ex·husband·s family can see that my decrsron was the nght one, especrally srnce they've had htm underfool full lrme. He 1s sull dnnkmg heavrly and probably wrll dre that way lfe abused hts second wrfc and has been m trouble wrth the law Believe me when I say all lhe therapy m the world wrll not benefil a person who doesn•t want lo be helped People need to trust th~tr rnsuncts If lhe snuauon feels wrong, 11 prohably IS Thank you, Ann, for hslenrng Wnung lhrs leuer lu you feels as good .rs "therapy ses· sron ·· Loyal Fan m Houslon Dear Houston: I hope your leslr· they put Bunny m the wrong companment, and she had no arr 1 11us young woman was also told that wrth all the puppy mrlls rn Sl Sadly, the story 1hat follows rs Lours commg to Chrcago lhat there t~ I am pa5smg 11 on so lhattf you are dead dogs arrrvrag from St find yourself m lhts srtuatron. or Louts and 11 IS nol uncommon know someone who mtght be )n thrs Someone even sard to her "W~at rs S)luaUon, you wrll be beuer one more dead dog?' mfonned Clearly, lhere was mcom· The woman raced wuh Bunny m pelence and a maJor lack of commu her arms to the vel, bul before lhey mcatron at several levels here The could even gel her loaded m lhe car, famrly of "Bunny" rs not lenmg 1he Bunny wa~ dead The woman, ergll· maller rest, however. and let's JUSI teen years old, was alone alone m hope thai JUStrce prevarls here Chtcago, but made her way to the A woman was flymg alone wnh vet and called a fnend who met her her dogs. and her mother accompa· there. where they waned for several nted her to the arrport lo make sure hours The arrhne has an accounl everythmg went OK When the wrlh lhiS vet and called the woman woman checked m at the lrckel every len mrnutes lo follow up counter, the representative sard she However, 1he vet could not say for thought there were etght dogs on sure what the cause of death was and tbal.. fiJJilt and that there wasn 'I Ill!' 111rlipll will' calbngJOr a.n lii!.IQJl.enougllreom. 1bo traveler sard that sy 1 • · -;;; she would send her dogs on the nexl Thts drstraughl young woman flrght or la1er wnh her mother, so the wanted to see her dog one last ume. rep checked wrlh cargo to make sure so she entered the room to find on that there was enough room for all the lable, a dog lhal was not her five dogs the woman had The rep own' The stall was shocked but lhen sard lhat cargo told her thalll was no took her lo see Bunny She collected problem and to go ahead and send a lock of Bunny·s harr and leash An all the dogs down Thts was a 44- aulopsy was C\entually perfonned mmule tlrght - bul on he wrong ddg Bunny had The woman c~ecked wnh her been cremaled There was no C\ I· mom and they b01h agreed that 11 dence cargo sard 11 was OK,Ihen 11 must be Thrs famrly IS hearlbroken aboul OK When lhe woman arrrved a11he Bunny Accordmg to many people, Chtcago arrportthere was a page for the arrhne, -. hrch had a good track her almosiJmmedralely She was on record of transportmg anrmals else· the other srde of O'Hare, and they where, may have some real prob· had told her that her dog had gouen lems m St LouiS One of therr head a lillie dehydrated She ran as fast as people called the famrly offenng she could 10 the locauon of the plane money for the ' loss: but an arrline and was laken down lolhe area nghl employee IS wrllmg to testify when by the plane There was her dog , lhe case goes to court Bunny Her crate was open, she was If you have access to the mternet, packed m 1ce, and she was slrll you may want to check out lhe breathmg bul her tongue was blue Bunny web page There are three At that pomt the woman began photos of Bunny and more mfonna· calling for a vetennanan The man uon about the suuatron The address there sard he'd have to get a supervr· rs sor to get tolhe vet Then thai super· http //www rcddogfandub com/bun vrsor had to gel a car T.be woman ny htm Also you may want to wnle was yelhng at thts pomt, demandmg tellers to Bunny's owner, or better 10 know how thts could thrs happen yet, 1he arrline For those addresses Why JUSI thiS dog? What dtd you contacl Susan Hull, at do? They told her poml blank SMHUTf@IX Netcom com Our special page(s) "For Children Only" mony wtll encourage other women who are rn abusrve snuauons to do as you drd They CAN make 11 on thetr own, and you proved 11 Send questions to Ann Landers. Creators Syndrcate 5777 W Cen1ury Blvd , Sune 700, Los Angeles Calif (16 years of age or younger) Will be published Tuesday, December 23rd in 90045 The Daily Sentinel -ONLY- By Alden Waitt, President Meigs County Humane Socl· ety Per Picture· Prepaid Please enclose self addressed, (CHILD'S NAME) Parents' or Grandparents Name stamped envelope to return your photo • DELEGATES - Clndland David King of Pomeroy were delegates to the recent Ohio Farm Bureau Federations 79th annual meeting held 1n Cincinnati. Official Entry Form Meigs delegates attend . annual bureau meeting Delegates from Mergs Counly Fann Bureau JOmed more than 320 officral delegates at lhe Ohro Fann Bureau Federauon s (OFBF) 791h annual meeung m Cmcmnalr, Dec I 3 The delegates sel policy lhat wrll chart the course of the organtza· uon lor the new year Members of the Mergs Counly delegation mcluded Cyndr and Davrd Kmg of Pomeroy 1l1e theme of the meetmg was Farm Bureau . Growmg Wnh Vrsron Makmg rl Happen "OFBF rs the largesr general fann orgamzalron m the state wuh more than 185,000 member famrlres The delegates, elected· 10 represent each of lhe 87 counly Fann Bureaus m 1he state, adopted slate and nalronal pohcres addressrng such ts.ues as fannland preservaIron. school frnancrng and wrldhfe cunrrol Speakers for 1he three·day meet· mg mcluded OFBF Presrdent A I ·1rv · Bell of Zanesvrlle on 'A New Agncullure a Changmg Farm Bureau.· OFBF Execuuve Vtce Prestdent John C .. Jack· Frsher on "Rats1ng Eyebrows, Bruce V1ncent, owner, Vmcen1 Loggrng Company, Montana, on .. The Challenge to Your Properly Rrghls ' Doug Theaker. drrector, Rrchland County Human Servrces, on AUrludes, Volun· teensm and You; and Dr Lawrence Lrbby holder C Wrlham Swank Endowed Charr Ohro Stale Umversrly, on 'Issues at lhe Rural/Urban Interface Fact and Frclron · • There was also a panel drscussron on Agncuhure's Image Today w11h Joe Ftelds. dtrector of public relatiOns, Amepcan Fann Bureau, Chan Cochran prestdent, Cochran Public Relauons. and Marsha Hall. semor counselor, Lord Sulhvan & Yoder Pubhc Relauons ·-u:s!.= s ·--=-g5 l:J V CHECK THE WANT ADS FIRST/!J J called Krds Stuff. and a page for teens m grades seven 1hrough 12, called "Hoi Quesuons for Cool Teens' It also mcludes a sectiOn for par entS·· What Every Parent Should Know About Socral Sccunty, and a sccllon for leachers that features a specral ku of matenals that can be used to teach Socral Secunty to lugh school studen1s Peterson noted that nme oul of I 0 ch1ldren would rece ive Socml Secu rrty benefits rf a workmg parenl retires, dres or becomes diSabled Soc1al Security touches the lives of - ·- everyone m one way or another Every cluld can expect to have a Soctal Securuy card someday and hospual s arc now pro\ldmg them at brrth Knowrng whal th1s card means and how the program frts mlo thc1r lives now and m the future 1s an rmportanl part of the process of growrng up and taking thetr place m the world The Golden Rule Sunday School Class of the Mrddleport Frrst Baptrst Church held rls Chnstmas dmner and class meeting at the church Dec 9 Pnor to lhe dmner lhe group pre· pared and delivered 15 meals 10 shuuns and elderly members of the church Candy goodre bags were also g1ven For the dtnnCI Pastor • Parental Con1rol • Cap)IDnV"'"" ICC) Capab1h1y • Dart<TeX1Ure or White Color Frnrsh • N1ght Vts1on 'A Umversal Remote Control M1Rl447 $239 99 . t h=========t ze ftlt.-iiifL.ar"lll' 8:00 a.m.-5:00 MI:U port, two...,. , 100 •••••, j,.l ' Mark Morrow had grace and help a needy famtly June Kloes co ndt.~cted the bus1- Members decorated the mtenor ness meeting after devouons were grvcn by MarJOnc Walburn Through My Wmdow' horn Chrrstmas Ideals .md ,, readrng, One Solitary Lrfc by Klocs Projects were drscussed and Ihe class wrll buy grits lor lour m rhc county s Chnstmas .mgcl p10gram and extenor of the church for lhe hohday season earlier m the month rl was report Olfrccrs were relamed for anoth· cr year 1 hey are Kloes presrdent Glenna Rrebel , secrelary. and Srs Van Matre. treasurer Mr and Mrs ~ ents to v1ew the new webstte as an ·u ~ addmonal educational resource for students 'The Internet IS a fast· growmg source of mfonnauon for young people We thmk you wrll fmd our new website an rnvaluable asset m your effons 10 help your krds undersland this Important pro gram and how ll affects therr hves," he sard Auendmg were Paslor Mark and Vrckr Morrow, Jack and Coke Ambrose Randall and Carolyn DaviS John and Manlyn Fullz. Manmng and June Kloes, John and Glenna Rrebel, Srs Van Maire Dale and MarJone Walburn, and Phyllis Young •• 1 Ei -~'"' ·-u.=- 5 ~ ~ ~., ~ "CC Q -= Deadline: Friday, Dec. 19 at 3 p.m. Kloos w11l host the ~ahuary meehng Hemlock Grange members celebrates with potluck dinner A hohday polluck was enJoyed by members at a recent meetmg of Hemlock Grange held atlhe hall Members had a whrte elephant g•fl exchange before Rosalie Story. master, opened the meeting The charter was dr.•pcd fnr deceased member Agnes D1xon 1:11 Peterson urged teachers and par- Golden Rule Sunday School Class enjoys Christmas dinner Channellabehng Multi Purpose Trmer I couple " Several specrfrc examples of vmced messages mcludcd a wammg about safe sex and a compliment to the couple for usmg a condom Sull able melodres lhal can be heard emanating from the condom are Tcharkovsky"s ·'The 1812 Over· lure," "Happy Ilrrthday to You" and " The Anmversary Wallz Beware of traveling with the family pet Young people who hke to surf the Internet wdl find an added aurae uon--Soctal Securuy web pages thai explarn what the program rs all about m tenns lhey can undersland, accordmg to Ed Pelerson, Soctal Securny manager m Athens _ The new web pages can be found on the Soctal Secunty websue, • Soc1al Securuy Onhne (http //www ssa gov) II mcludes a page for siUdents m kmdergarten through sr x grade, • Comb Filter .... • Optconal Snap On Xreen Protector • N1gh1 Vtston Un1ver.sal Remote 1 PICTURE YOUR CHILD AMONG THE ••• Social Security has kids' pages on Internet • 15 Wan Prermum Audro System • The 1ter Surround ' Sound Capabi11ty • Surf' Up ' Favon1e Channel Selection NJ.'L standin11s Up to 5 Qts. of GMOII • year IW..IfJr\ m,,t, Htlt.r 1.t Free Inspections of Belt & Ho- HOURS: n I r mLim M "''" I'\ Ut••hll\ Knu V 11 11-1 S400 oo 5499 99 FrH Brake lnapectlon I utsday's J;:Umcs 111111 ~~ 11\'h:ltlb 1'>11 I( liP~~ ( ltv ... , lllmut ~ 72 rtJu l lttn I '\11,:d,, IIVUk.ou\ r lUI• I! 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Sr 71 ( '" lndtan Hdl7~ ttn St RL'I"ftltl'd :'6 Page 7• The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Krm Phrlhps was \\Ciwmcd rnto The lncrary program on Chnsl membcrshrp mas was presented by Sylvra Mrd· Roy Grucser ga\c a report on Ilie • krff recent annual sessron of lhc N,Hron· Members read messages from .tl Grange and Helen Qur~cy rcpon· Chnstmas cards The Hen) lock ed un the Womcns Aci1V1l1cs Com Grange Chorr sang , several Clmst mruee Reported rll w.ts Lucille nt.ts songs wuh Ann Lamhert play Potraz mg th e p1ano • There was a Joke by Zrba Mrdkrff and the enure Grange sang Srlenl Nrght ' to conclude lhe progran1 Nexl meeting wrll be held on the frrst Thursday m January 10 be pre· ceded by an oyster stew and soup supper I Mall or bring the ~ntry form: The Daily Sentinel 111 Court St. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 ~b~WWW~lUidii·~~a �• Page 8 • The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Moncl!y. o.c.tnblr 15, 1887 .. Page g. The Dally Sentinel Middleport, Ohio ' Pomeroy • Benefit statement to·help figure -tax on benefits: . . Security benefits arc. subject to eYED PmRSON income tax. ~1•1 Security If you tile a joint return, you may Athem! have to pay taxes on SO percent of your benefits if you and your spouse In January, Social Security will have a cQmbined income over by Bob Hoeflich send beneficiaries a statement show- $32,000. If your combined income ing the total benefits they received is more than $44,000, 8S percent of in 1991. The statement is needed to your Social Security benefits are help them determine if a portion of subject to income tax. their benefits is taxable. For 1998, The SSA-1 099 statement you Social Security estimates that about receive includes an Internal RevThe windows at Anderson's art based foundation created to aid 20 percent of beneficiaries will need enue Service (IRS) Notice 703. The ceitain ly outstanding for the holiday deserving institutions working to to pay tax on their benefits. worksheet steps in the notice will ~ason . Of course, the store has an improve the lot of abu~ and threatIf you are a Social Security benehelp you determine whether you advantage there what with the tal- ened animals. ficiary who files a federal tax return h.avQ to pay tax on your ~ocial Secuents of Becky Nease Anderson. The local humane society is now as an "individual" and your comnty benefits. Now let me tell you about embarked on a fund raising cambined income (,Your adjusted gross For more· infonnation ahout taxBecky 's latest adventure. paign to raise money for a cat shelincome as reponed on your Form al;lle benefits, call the IRS toll-free at As you may or may not remem- ter and is continuing to secure any 1040 plus nontauble interest plus 1-800-829-3676.· Ask for Publica~ her, Becky has had a "napkin of the grants, monetary donations and inone-half of your Social Security lion 91'5, Social Security and Eqtlivmonth club" for a little while now kind donations so the shelter can benefits) is above $25,000, you may alent Railroad Retirement Benefits and information about the club has hecome a reality. A prime piece of have to pay taxes on 50 percent of (and Tier I Railroad Retirement been appearing on the internet. land in the county is being donated your Social Security benei"i'ts. If Benefits); and IRS Publication 5.54, Well, a program called "Our Home" for the shelter. Heaven knows there your combined income is above Tax Information for Older Amerion cable channel 41 every day from are just too many cats "out there" $34,000, 85 percent of your Social cans. 11 a.m. to 12 noon found her nap- without any care. kins on the internet and has Here are some things you can do ex pressed interest in the novel pro- to help the humane society: gram. I. Sponsor the spaying or neuterThe annual Chaney reunion was Sharon Lippirt, 'cincinnati; Tom and So come Tuesday, Dec . 16, that's ing of a dog or cat. The ·cost averrecently held at the Burlingham Clara Jones, Crown City; Clifford tomorrow. at II a.m., viewers of the ages between $30 and $60 dependChurch. and Benjamin Chaney, Nelsonville; show will see four different sets of ing on the size of the animal. Following a basket dinner, offi- Ralph and Janet Chaney, New napkins which Becky sent in answer 2. Volunteer to work some time Juanita Guthrie, to a request for them. The napkins in the society's Thrift Shoppe in cers were elected and a short musi- Marshfield; cal prograrnwas given with Maurita Coolville; Mary Chaney, Albany; to be shown deal with Christmas, Middleport. Help is more than weiMiller in charge. Sarah Chaney was Judy Wolfe, Jim and Sandy Nelson, Valentine's Day, the Fourth of July · come. special vocalist.' Amusing family Gladys Wolfe, Roy and Maurita and spring. Each set of napkins 3. Make a special donation stories were told. Miller, Pomeroy. . shown will also have accompanying towards the costs of the cat shelter. Attending .were Dr. Wilford and Robert and Gladys Chaney, matching garters which Becky has 4. Donate good used clothing, added to the line. dishes. pottery, etc .. to the Thrift Dorothy Chaney, Lebanon, Bill and Pomeroy; Steve and ·· Kenda Sarah Chaney, Lewis Center; Don Williams, Rutland; Estella M. ColThe show host will inform view- Shoppe. and LaDonna Haning, Athens; Joe bum, Middleport; Audra Well, Belly ers how to secure the napkins and 5. Attend society meetings. how to become club members. 6. Join the ~ociety and become a and Ann Chaney, Huber Heights; Moore Snow, Ken and Dorothy Becky comments that she has member or update your member- Harold and Connie Meier, Miamis- Chaney, Shade; Dayid, Crystal and been hearing from people around the ship. Here are the membership burg;.Bud and Jean McDonald, John Catherine Lawson, Ashburn, Va.; world in response to her internet dis- rates-$10 regular; $5 senior citi- R. Chaney, Springfield; Bill Chaney, • Donald and Tina Chaney, Tom and play and while she liasn 't sold a lot zen; $2, junior member; $20 family; Strongsville; William and Lean Jean Lawson, Hurricane, W.Va.; and Kyle and Shirley McGraw, .yet she's hearing from a lot of peo- $100 life; $25 to $49, supporting Crippen, Norwich. Gary Chaney, Harrison; Rod and Cb4rleston, W. Va. pie. With Becky's creativity this business membership, non-voting; could be the start of something big. · $50 or more, contributing business Shirley Church, Clara Chaney, membership, non-voting. There are just so many ways in It is the season of givingalthough it should be a year-round which you can help. If you 're sendsituation-so perhaps, you will want ing a contribution or membership ·to give the Meigs County Humane fee, the address is the Meigs County Humane Society, P.O. Box 682, · Society a helping hand. This year the organization ,pro- Pomeroy. vided nearly $I 5,000 in donations The organization seems deservand grants for upgrading the county ing and worthwhile to me. Will you ·dog pound and has conducted a be helping? I'm partial to any orgahighly successful spay/neuter pro- nization which is trying to make the world a lillie beller . place. Such gram. In late November the organiza- groups do make it e~ier to keep tion received a $2,500 grant from smiling. · the Ahimsa Foundation, a Boston- B~at of the Bend .... 005 Fr.. Pooo<t Ac!J¥atton Rll(lllrM 1•aen.. this surcblrge for individuals who: had bealth insurance coverage from : LOIIELY7 Colt Tonight! 1-00GI21s-8077 E111. 4518, tl + 1:1.111 : llln., s-u 111H4H4!34. Mpenedicarc opens three-moath lipup an employer. . 00 Pll't B coverage helps pay for· Your chance to sign ~p for doctors' care, outpatient hospital Medicare's Pll't B medical i~~JWJ~~CC visits and ocher medical !ervices.: coverage is rilht around the comer. People are offered the option ol": If you're age 6.5 or over and don't signing up for Part B at the samehave Part B Medicare coveraae. you time they are automatically enroll~ : can sign up during the 1998 annual in Medicare's Part A program. P.m,: CllfOilmenl period from January I A helps pay ror inpatient hoSpital through March 31. care and certain other services and fs ' Each year, the U.S. government paid for through the Social Security. offers the three-month open enroll- payroll tax you pay during yoU( ment period to give you anollier working years. ehanceifyoudidll'tenroll when you . People who want to sign up for: were first eligible or you dropped Part B Medicare coverage shoultf your coverage in the interim. If you call the Athens Social SecuritY. enroll during 'this period, your cov- office between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. or erage will begin July I, 1998. call Social Security's toll-free num' Fot 1998, the cost for Part B cover- ber,l-800-772-1213, between 7 a. m ~ age . is $43.80 per month. Most and 7 p.m. any business day. ''The delayed enrollees pay a I 0 percent lines are busiest early in the weeksurcharge for "each year they could and early in the month, so it's best to have been enrolled but weren't. call at other times. There are special rules concerning . Spot1e +lllleftlfR :a• ' MoMI, Hon:IICCp-. finlndll Celebrates Lian Marissa Hoffman celebrated · her seventh birthday November 22 with a birthday dinner hosted by_ ber parents, David and Kathie Hoffman of Middleport. A "Golden . Retrievq" theme was carried out. · - · In attendance were her sister, Marlee; grandparents Fred and Pauline Hoffman, grandparents Nick and Ruth Wright, Tami, Jon, Trevor, Jordan Buck, Beverly and Nathan Rothgeb, Mike and Vicki -Hoffman, Mark, AJ, and Markia Wright, Kim Duncan, Brenton Barnette, and Lorraine Cochran. · Sending gifts but unable to attend were Randy Wright, Nikki and 'Manning Roe, Brenda Wright, UANHOFFMAN . David Duncan, and Todd Rothgeb. Lian was also honored with a friends Amber Hockman, Cara birthday lunch at the Pizza Hut. Law less, Hailey Ebersbaugh, Katie :Attending, in addition to her and Jobeth Rodehaver, and Jordan 'parents and sister, were her school and Tessa Thomas. ~---Community SYRACUSE "Carleton's Christmas Spirit" to be presented Monday. 7 p.m. Carleton ' School, Syracuse. Refreshments. PORTLAND -Special meeting. Monday, 7 p.m. of the Lebanon Township Truslees at the township building. Jon •nd Kenda (Rizer) Campbell of Fort W•yne, Ind., former· ly of Racine, llftl announcing the birth of a daughter, Kamryn Jordyn. Kamryn was born Oct. 11 at Lutheran Hospital Iii Fort Wayne, Ind. She weighed 7 pounds, 14 ounces and was 20 314 Inches long. • Mr. and Mu. Campbell also have a son, Nathan Ryan. Matemal granclfllther Is Glenn Rizer of "aclne, and the maternal great-grandmother Is Gertrude Rizer of Racine. Paternal grandpllrenta are Joe and Beverly C.mpblll of New C.slle, Penn: TUESDAY POMEROY - Auxiliary FOE, 7:30 Tuesday at the hall. give treats to children on Christmas eve, 5 to 7 p.m. RUI1.AND - Rutland Township Trustees, year-end meeting, Wednesday, 6 p.m. at the Rut~ Fire Station. THURSDAY SALEM CENTER Star Grange 778 fourth degree lc~m practice, Thursday, 7 p.m. at the Grange hall located on County·Road I north of Salem Center. ., The annual Christmas party. of "Ma~. Had a Little La~b' and also the Syracuse Asbury United gave Letters to Santa. Freda W1lMethodist Women was held recently son had a reading titled "The Night at the Golden Corral Restaurant in Jesus Came" a~d Marie Houdashelt Gallipolis. read "Christmas in the Heart." The Rev. Chad Emerick gave the Secret pals for 199] were blessi'ng. Mary Lisle had a ,reading revealed and new names were Cody Tyler Mays Jeff •nd Aleahia Holsinger M•ys of New~rt News, Va. •nnounce the btrth of a aon, Cody Tyler Maya Oct 29 The Infant welghad 8 Pounda 15 ounces and was 21 lnche~ _long. Matarnal grandparents •re VIrgil and Geraldine Holsinger of Readsvllle. Paternal gr•ndparents are Esther Mays, for· marly of Chester, and the t•te Jim Mays. Maternal great-gr•ndparents are Dawaln and Emm11 Durst of Reedavllle, and paterMI grNI· grendmother Ia Gl•dya Spencer drawn. Others attending were of Cheater. Eather Wright of The Annette and Emily Emerick, Hope Pl•lna Is a grnt-grHt-grand· Moore, Jean Stout, Helen Teaford mother. CodY. Is the fifth genIrene Parker, Mildred Caldwell' tlon on his fsthtr's alcle of the Elma Louks, Rose Ann Jenkins: f•mlly. Ruth Crouch; and Linda Ferrell. , POMEROY - Annual Christmas party of Drew Webster P<lst 39. FRIDAY L". . . Affij!rican Legion, Tuesday night, 7 - COOL"ILLE • - tve n&I.IVIIy on p.m. Senior Citizens Center, for the front lawn of the Coolville Unitlegionnaires and wives. , ed Melhodist Church Friday and Satu~day, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. each WEDNESDAY e~enmg. On Saturday, the Waterford MIDDLEPORT Annual Hagh School Brass Choir under the Christmas dinner party, Wednesday, darectaon of · A~drew Sigman will 6 p.m., Feency-Bennell Post 128. perform. American Legion. Shon business meeting with planning for Santa to Syracuse UMW observe holiday dinner ( JACOB MATTHEW BREWER Stephanie Davis and William Charles Brewer, Jr. announce the birth of their first child, Jacob M•tthew Br-er. He wea born on Nov. 6 at Holzer Medical Center. Maternal grandparents are Ledy and Ronald Davis of West VIrginia, and paternal grandpar· enta are Diana and Charles Brewar, Sr. of Pomeroy. Greatgrandparents are Pearl and Fred Scott of Pomeroy, Pauline Davia and the. late Hor•ce Davia of Columbus; Mary Key Young of Pomeroy, and the late VIctor C. Young, Sr. and Doris Goodrich of Pomeroy and the late Slim Goodrich. Calendal'----- , The Community Calendar is pub: l.ished as a free servace to non-profit SYRACUSE....:. Regul~r meeting groups wishing to announte meeting · of the Southern Local Board of Eduand special events. The calendar is cation, Monday. 7:30 p.m. at Syranot designed to promote sales or cusc Elementary School. fund raisers of any type. Items are MIDDLEPORT - Middleport printed as space permits and cannot be guaranteed to run a specific num- Village Council meeting Monday, 7:30p.m. in council chambers. ber of days. MONDAY LETART - Letart Township Trustees, 6 p.m. Monday at office building. KAI~~iOFiDYNcic~A~MPBELL .. 'I CON:tqOLLY'S t f\1\l-'f\"~~~ JOID' (614) 367·0266 1-800-950-3359 l l 20 Yrs. Exp. • Ins. Owner: Ronnie Jones • . i ! . I F....hcut Any Scotch·or White Pine- $15.00 Wtlgon Rldn on Wlll!enda . Rt. 33 to o.rwtn, E&al on Rt. 881, 4 miles to Cherry Ridge Rd., 1 1/2 mllw to tree farm, Fottow elgns. Dally 1o am Ill Dark ' Nov, 28 thru Dei:. 21 :• 11~ 1mo. pd ... . ..- ;.KIT 'N' CARLYL~ ® by Larry Wright . .. . ' '. .......... CHRISTMAS TREES 2 112 • • s..t11 •• O• St. lt. 7 16141667-1413 ~ ,113 W. 2ND ST. :. · New Homes • VInyl Siding New ' . Garages • Replacement Windows Room Additions • Rootl1'19 •COMMERCrAL and RESIDENTIAL FflEE ESTIMATES - 614·992~7643 i (No '---·-····. . ... ' Sunday Calls) .. ... • i IJ • 'l _ _ lJ. 2/12/l:lllfn Manag~ment l'rbs '10.'20 l.altdscape Slodt ll'laatt aher Clntmas) s,.w and White ~­ S6At LANDSCAPE NURSERY Sal.114 Sun's til Christmas St. At. 325, Oanvllle, Oh ELIM 'HOME 209 South 4th Street, Middleport Prlv•te Care for Elderly & Handicapped Dally or Contract 992·5042 GRAVE BLANKETS 0(der Now for the Holidays Custom Made 'for Your Loved One For Details Call j:d Hupp (614) 843-5235 Jon Sargent (614) 992·.7 312 Delivery Available .. .... P.ubllc Notice unknown; and the unknown halre end devJ.... of Na.,.an Borham, whaae lddre-• ere unlmown; ~nnabelte Manln, wh011 • addrttlll are unknown; and the unknown htlra and ll · IS devlileee at An111blllo M,wtln, whaee eddrea111 - "'*'-'t; and · ' l!rMtt Martin, Jr., WhOII addrnata ere unknown; • Pi.tbllc Notice Public Notice IIIII 1111' unknown helre and ,. dlvl-e at Ernaat Martin, '· PUIUC NOTICE County; Portlona of tile Jr., whoM addr11111 are : The Rutland VIllage Ia PfiiJHI may Ill locetld In unknown. o'ow accepting blda lor thltOO.SOO y-llood plain. Vou are horoby notlllld Beekho•!IIO c 111 conet. the prapo .. d protect ";i~ri i8nhiaavo blln named 4 In 1 J~g~J action Klng12100 mtn. bid. .cannot bl undertaken In u Dump _T!uck • 71 ChiVy any 011Mr looauon 11 there Cundlll, tto!'l'P ~ IIQII mln.lltd. Ia no 1pra~l1011 elttrnltl¥1 ve. . Norman "al, Detendante. . T~a 'v,W•Ii• r.oarv.- the '1or1111 Jooallun.-at I!Ortlllna llghl to_,, or ~1 any Iii the prciJIOI. Tlte houllllll .hae been or ell bldl by t3tta of Jeri. rehlbHitlllon conatructlon No. 07·CV· 1"'oan n':'XIIke plaGa whilre 11 "pending In tho (12) to, 11, 12, 11. 11, stc thlitIa "•LnqwlanrlettL!rml CommonPomeroy, Pine of ,,. tlhned•na"'add court U,JgeofCounty, will blllr1.111d In aome ol Ohio 4$781th..l bill "'flood areee. The objact ··o r the Public Nolle• ThlrefoN, It Ia thll~~~~. ~ Complaint Ia to partition PUBUCNOnCE or ,the Melge -( certain rtet e11111 In which The VIllage of Pomeroy Commleelonere that tht Plalntlll and Delandantt rtqueatlng allied bide for beneflte to low/moderate .,. the holdere In common, liability end ftHt lnturanoe hOUMholdt tfftcted by the eeld reel aetale being lor the Vltlage. Bid protect outwelghl deocrtbldaelollowe: ipeclllcatlone may "' conlldemton of Executive "Exhibit A" picked up It IIIII Municipal anr... tt818 end 118110. PARCEL ONE: 8ulldlng Monday ihrough A more detailed The folloWing daacrlbld FridiY. All bide mull Ill dtlcrlptlon of the protact prtmlaee. Sltuatld In the received on or . beloro and tha FLA. Flood Mapo Townahlp ol Sutton, County Decombar 23, 11 :00 a.m . art avallabtt lor cltlzan of Melfi• and tha Slate of Tht Ponloroy oounoll review It the Meta• County · Ohio and In One Hundred rlltrvet the l'lgllt 10 ICOIPt CHIP olllct, located at (100)· Aero Jot No. TWo or rejtct 1ny or all bide. 31350 Union Avenue, Suitt Hundred .end Ninety TWo . Kathy lfyltlt, Cllrk 8-2, Pomeroy, Ohio 41781. (292) and Two Hundrld and VIll-e- of Pomeroy Molgo County Ninety Thraa (293) Town 320 Eeet ...ln Street Commloetonera TWo (2) and Rena• TWelve . Pomeroy, Ohio 48781 Mtlge County, Ohio (12) of IIIII Ohio Compeny•• (12) Janll Howard, Prealtlent Purchue. And .bounded . 8, 11.223 . tc (12) 151tc . and d11crlbed aalollowe: Public Notice· To "Wit: Beginning at tha Southweet corner ol the PUIUC NOTICE Wllllem Rltlng Ten (1 D) Acre MEJGI COUNTY Lot, In or nHr lht Wilt lint ' COMMUNITY HOUIING II THE COMMON PLEAS o1 11ld One Hundrld (1 DO) JMPROVIMINT PIIOORAM COUt}T OF MEIGS COUNTY, Aero Lot No. TWo Hundrld NOnCE Ql' EXPLANATION · OHIO · end NinetY, Two (292); FLOOOPLAIN MARY CUNDIFF, Thence South Thirty Eight , DEVILOPIIEN't . Pllllntllt, (38) Rode end Seven (7) Mtlge County, Ohio VB Unka; Thence Elat Four (4) lnttndt to undertltkt 1 NORMAN IORHAII, t1 al. Rode and Eight (8) feet; CDaG FY'17 Community Delendento. Thence In 1 aout(!eeeterty Houelng Improvement CIH No. 97 CV 136 Grant pr11jocl for the NOTICE BY PUIUCATION dlroctlon TWanty Six (28) Etaven (11) ~to purpo11 of houelng To: Norman Barham, Rodtl and on Ute Nonh aide of rehlbllltitlon In MeiDl who .. lddrouoe aro 1Uteetakt raad; Thence North Ono (1) Rod and FJV. (5) Linke; Thencf Ea1t 1bout Eleven ('II) Rodt 1nd Four (4) Unke to tllll Southwlet cornar ol Chlrlll C. Corntll'l Stx (8) and Ninety One One Hundrldthe (tl/100) Acrt Lot' Thence North Forty Stx (41) Rodt and Four (4) Unke to nnr Ute Bouthtaol corMr of Wltltem Rletng'e Twolvo (12) Acre Lot; Thence Weet libout Forty (40) Rode and Ten (I O) Linke to · the place of beginning, containing Twelve (12) and Thrte Twtntlethe (3/20) Acrto, moroor1111. Saving 1nd axceptlng tho coat and other mlntrlll underlying Hid prtmltll end the right to miiMI 1nd to remove lite. llmt. Tho promle•• hereby convayad, bllllll the piece of land conveyld by Wllll1m Mettheweon and wile to . Skate-A· Way announces Jam11 Maltheweon and , CHRISTMAS PARlY John G. Mllthtwaon by dted IXICUitd Dte. 17th., Fri. Dec. 19th 7:30-10:00 1188- Alao, the pi- of land NEW YEARS EVE PARlY conveyed by William Matlhtweon to John G. Wad. Dec. 31 7:30-12:30 Matteweon by d11d IXICUIICI March 5th, 1..8. Alto the piece ol land conveyld by the Byracu11 Coal and 81tt co·. ol Vine Street- Gallipolis· Hartford, Stitt or Conn., to John G. Malthowaon by 634 E. Main - Pomeroy, Ohio dted executed April 23d., CASE KNIVES 15% off Rtlertnct Oltd: Volume too, pet~:J2 of tho Melge County RICO(de. JOHN DAVIDSON ELECTED REGIONAL PRESIDENT • John Dllvlctaon, a Jurllor In the elaollon. . PfCIIIIIIIII.aUirlga Hltltl School, hll bHn ele~ regional president of the Voc:etlon•llndustrl•l Cluba of AnlefiCII. He was elected •• the t.ll f'BIIIon•l conflnlnce held .Nov. 19 In Colum~. bus. He will go to WIIShlngton D. C. for • Hmlnar, Jan. 11-22. John uys thllt "VICA Ia like !Ita and life Ia like 1 coin. h c•n ·be. apent 11111ny ways but only once." HI has Mver.l goala set for Melga VICA 11;111 yHr and p..na to run for prealclent of the state aasocta-' tlon next yettr. Holiday shopping begins to pick up . By ·RACHEL BECK AP Business Writer NEW YORK (AP) - After weeks . of just browsing, shoppers finally began making some of their holiday purch~s over the weekend, crowding many of the nation's stores and malls. While thrilled with the throngs of shoppers, retailers arc counting on a big burst of buying in the next week to make this a respectable holiday season. "We've learned that the last weeks are very important - the most important - of the season," said Gail Dom, spokeswoman for Dayton Hudson Corp. "The closer we get to Christmas, the busier it should be." Christmas arrived at retailers months ago, with trees and lights lining store corridors. But the holiday shopping ~pirit is j~st hitting many Americans. Many merchants reported Sunday that sales picked up over weekend. with jewelry. home furnishing and toys among the top sellers. Extra discounts drew some consumers to stores like Sears, Roebuck & Co., which offered 10 percent off everything early Saturday. J.C. Penney was busy during its Friday night sale, while half-off discounts boosted traffic at Lord & Taylor. "Consumers are ~ore loyal to value and sales promotaons than any particular store," said Ken Yolk, marketing director for mall developer Simon DeBartolo Group in the New York area. To many shoppers, "good prices arc most important." Other shoppers flocked to stores once they realized that there's only one more weekend left before Christmas. Hanukkah begins the eve of Dec. 23, much later than a year ag~ slow start to the holidays lert many retailers nervous about how much consumers would be willing to spend this year. And while signs or strengihenlng sales were weicome, analysts warned that sales II!USt rise significantly in the next week to salvage the season. Any ·sign of a weakness may force stores to slash prices to clear inventory. which would likely erode !heir profits during the most critical part of the retailinf year. • , • \ , .c..t • . I ..... · I CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY •· Nath•n Ryan Campbell, son of Jon •nd Kenda (Rizer) Campbell of Fort W!lyne, Ind., formerly ot Racine, rec:antly celebrated his flrtt birthday on Oct. 18.. _ A Disney Baby birthday P•rtY . WIS celebnlted In Fort · Wayne with hla parents, his baby aleter · Klmryn, •nd hla paternal grand• : parentl, Joe •nd Beverly Camp-: · bell of New Castle, Penn., : •ttendlng. : Those auendlng 8 1ec:ond · . party In Rllclne were hla aunt : and uncle, Kelly and urry : Hergea, m•temal gnat-grand~ · mother Gertrude Rizer and. : maternal grilndf•ther 'o1ann .. Rizer. The bl_rlhday · Clkl wai : INtked by Jocelyn B•lley. Tho~ : aendlng glftl warean aunt," Terri ; Campbell of Marion, Ray, Mandy, .and MackenzH Redman, Ron . and Nancy Rus18ll, Greg, Joe~ : lyn, Kelll, and Jull B•llay, Roger; . Jane Ann, and ScoU Hill, •nd , M..-y Byer. r - Perrins announce birth , : Amy and Jon Perrin of Middle- .: port announce the birth of a daugh- : ter, Lara Grace, Dec. 8. : They have another daughter, : : Emma Rose, age three. Grandpar- · ents arc Gay Peirin or ~omeroy, and - : Cathy and Don Erwin of Middle--.: port. Clarice Erwin of Middleport is ·: a great-grandmother. · ' ,. - ' ,.,. I 32337 Bailey Run Rd Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 (814) 1192-7546 Free Estimates Roger Coates Owner Operator · MobUa lome Furnaces and Heal Pumps _INrMf-. Public Notlca ~M GREENHOUSE Syracuse. Oh How Opon for Oiri&lllol Fl>r the loved ones Grave blankets, sprays, wreaths, & vases. · ~honor Gcldcn - Easy Bank Financing Furnaces $28 a month IHaat· Pumps lnetalla~38110 1 month Free Estimates 111118 8 COOLING Serving Southeaslern OH & WV f-801).872-5967 1391 Safford School WICKS HAULING_. Umestone, : 614-446-9411 OH •Room Addltlona •Ntw Geregtl •Electrical I Plumbing •Roofing · •Interior I Ext,rtor Painting Alao Concrehl Work (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG Ill. 9112-6215 Pomeroy, Oh(o V""do kitten with markings, to good nome 814-843-5268. Boarder Collie Cro11e<1, M•le ' Dog, 2 Yeara Old To Good Home (614) 682~519 Christmas Puppies, Will Hold Your Puppy Till Chrlsunaa Eve, 614-'" 1-1707. Free Rotwleler Puppies (6U) 379-2282 Male blaett and brown pupp1es, 8 weeks old, 614-002-7458. Miniature SthnauzM Lab Mix &. 2 TeHier Puppy To Give Away ,(614) 446-2820 Two, 10 Week Old Male Mixed Puppiea, One Small Female, Mixed Terrier Puppy, Klnens long and Short Haired Males and Females, Litter Trained, lndo.or Pets Dnly Call 614-44 1-0292 AI· ,.. 7pm onr Young black Female dog. Gentle needs a good home. (614) .U&- 9478 60 Lost and Found FOUND; Childs gla15es a1 Whit· Wreaths- Swags & Grave Blankets $10 & Up Rt. 124 Rutland, Ohio 742-3051 OPEN NOV. 23-11 to 9:00 Custom Homes Remodeling pering Pines Tree Farm. 304-6750678. . Found: SmaU black Female Dog, Found In The Area Of Sta1e Ro· uta 775 And 1.,, CaU (614) '"~- 9476 L()SI· email black & brown dog, alaa black German SheP.herd, Kingsbury Rd. area. 81~·992 · 3553. Lo11: Gray ~&ired Fluffy Female Dog, Poodle & Schnauze r Mix Wearing Red Collar, Answers To Name : Maxi&, Vicinity : Rio Grande, $25 Rewardl614-24~ 5944. losr: Uale Beagle Black, Tan & While, In Morgan Lane Area, 111 15th, Reward! 614-446-9442 After 4::l! P.M. MIJ DUMP TRUCK SERVICE Agricultural Ume, Umeatone • Gravel Dirt • S•nd 985-4422 Chester, Ohio I _, Part German Shepherd Puppy, Giveaway To Good Home (614) 4411-&442 . .... ·. . . . '. :.- . '-----...i.'-----~----.....1 R. L. HOLLON · TRUCKING 61 ...~5. YOUNG'S BOB SNOWDEN'S LOT Gravel, Sand, Top Soli, Fill Dirt 614-992·3470 7 We-.k Chinen Akita Chow I Pitbull Puppies & Mother Dog , 992-sne · CHRISTMAS TREES 4 k.\l- Long Hair Blaek Cats, 614·<141· 0739. CARPENTER SERVK£ 00 (Ume StoneLow Rataa) Budlt)t Cant. Open Dally 9-5 Sunday 1-s labtadDr 10 good home. NI\JI4t'9d, ltlled and opprG'IOd. &:"""' Poimellilll, oU talon 4 ' • Card of Thanks In Memory of ROWLAND DAIS Decernber15,1998 Although • year haa come and gone, You will alwaya ba In our thought&. Oftentlmaa we Jut don't · realize the true IIIHnlng of life until a loved one haa gone · beyond • S•dty Ml••ed By F•mlly and Frlanda 2-year-old male Black SI.25-S9.95 PoinleHia basltlll $6.95-$12.95 •Uvewr1Glhs-SID.95 Cui Trees- S1D.95-SI5.9S 0 0 Sandblastlftg Antfqtla Tractors, C.S & Etc. IUPP LANDSCAPING Under New •• 3/271T1'N Coll1-800 2115 8413 1B+ $2-lltlllln. Elll 3271. n.e. ... - i POMEROY, OH. 614-992-5479 OPEN EVENINGS AND WEEKENDS IISSELL BUILDERS, INC • • CH.RISTIIIAS TREES. · . • l .JEFF WARNER INSURANCE ru,,.,. ,..... - Cut Your Own . 360° Communications GAWPOUS OHIO 4S4131 .'{t\lt\ BUDFOID'S -'CELLULAR PHONES l ,' SERVICE Chaney family holds reunion Births announced JWsonall 70 Yard Sale • Gallipolis PARCEL lWO: & VIcinity • The following real 111111 eltuated tn the County of ALl. Yard Soln lluat Mtlgo end State of Ohio 1nd S.PiidlnAd.. __ "Build Y'our Dream" boundld and dlterlbld 11 PEAQLINE: 2:00p.m. lollowe, VIz: u.. day ...foro u.. 9d Bolng tho North hall ol to to run. SUndlr 1998 Martin Street Joe Wilson Lot number TWo (No. 2) In od141on - 2:00 p.m. Po111eroy, Ohio 45769 · (614) 992-42n . Fttdoy.llondoy 9dftlon Brldll"m•n'a Addition to the ~--------~1·0~~5~~~"~. "~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~m.~ - 10:00 L'"- So!unloy. Town of Syracuao. Rlleronce Dlld: Volume Pomeroy, 74, Page 217 or tho Mol91 Middleport County Deed Recordo. Pat's Herb Corner Hartwell House & VIcinity PARCEL THREE: Located at Den'• I 00 East Main, Pomeroy The following real 111111 All Yard Saln llust Be Paid In 290 N. 2nd Ave., oltuated tn •lhe County of Advtnce. Deadline: 1:00pm the Middleport, OH. day before the ad Ia to run, Melgt and Stall ol Ohio, UPS Sunday & Monday edltloh· and · numbtnd and Arnold Pat 1:OIIpm Friday. detcrlbld IIIOI!OWI, VIz: Shipping Independent Town Jot number one (No. 80 Auction Available 1) tn Brldgoman'a Addition Dlatrlbutor and Flea Market to the Town of SynacuH. Excepting end rtllrvlng, VItamins, Herbal Rick Pearson Au(tion Comp111'1y Holiday Hrs. howavar. to L-H. Brtdgaman full t1m1 auctioneer, completi Supplements, and uelgne, all the COil In aur;tion service. licensed Mon·Sat.1 ()..4:30 Natural Weight Loss 1nd' undor 11ld prtmloM, •ee,Ohio & West Virginia, 3041-5 Sunday 773-5185 Or 304-773-5447. with the right lo mint the Products12111n mo eeme. 90 want~ to Buy Reference Deed: Volume 74, Page 219 of the Mtlge ·NIIW Guld• Po•r Chrirtm•• Wre•tha - Swags • County Doed Rocorda. DEER Tre11uries·. hard book, apprOk." . Roping 10. reors otCI304-882-2436. Being Auditor's Parcel Numbers: 18-00117, 18PROCESSING Grave Blankets Absolute Top Dollar: All U.S. Sil00118, 20-00QIO ond 20-. $5.00 &'Up ver And Gold Coins, Proof11t1 Cut & Wrapped 00059. O~onds, Antiq1.1e Jewelry, Gold You are roqulred to R1n~s, Pre-1 930 U.S. Currenc;y $35.00 WILLBADL- Ster anewor the . Complaint ing, Esc. Acquisitions Jtwt~ri, wtthln 28 dlye alter Utt 1111 - II.T.S. Coin Shop, 151 Seconlt $5 extra for JUSt CALL, A..,..., GoMipoUs, 614-«e-21142. publication cil lhto Notice skinning 992·7074 which will bo publtahod (C-30) Momjng Star Ad. Antiques, top prices pakl, Ri'*· once each woek lor elx Ina Antiques, Pomeroy, Ohio, Gravel, Limestone, Racine MAPLEWOOD lAKE CortlecUIIVI WHkl. Tho leal Run Uoore owner, 814·992· Topsoil, F111 Dirt, publication will Ill made on 252e. 949·2115 January IV, 11188, end the Sand. No Minimum. 949·2734 • 11/21197 1 mo pd 21 dayo lor antwer will a.ra). commonca on Utat date. ..In C81t ol your lelture to SUE'S GREENHOUSE ......... .. 1n1wer or oth•rwl•• reepond 11 requlrld by Ute OhiO Ruin ol Clvll Procedure, a .ludgment by doleult wilt be rendered agalnet you lor the rlltol demanded In lhe1:omplalnt Datad title 8th dey ol Dtcemblr. 11187. Larry Spencer, Clerk ol court1 (12) 1$, 22, 20, (1) 5, 12, 10, 6te Using the.Classifieds Is as Easy as ... Happy Holidays From CHEVALIER'S CARPET CLEANING $19.95 ,., roo• Mln.2Room1 614-992-oon Offer good Nov. 20.Dac. 20 111111871 mo. pd. nBACK .HOE" SERVICE No Job 10 SmaU Landscaping Septic Tanks Water Lines 992•6305 ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION •New Homes •Garages •Complete ( Remodeling . StQp & Compare FREE ESTIMATE~S 985·4473 't -- 7/22/lln TIM DEEM'S CABPENTRY VInyl Siding, Reptac1111ent Wlndowa, Deeka, Porchea, Kltcllllna & Bathe Some Concrete Roofing, Plumbing •I•, .. II•• n. .. 882..Jg21 J•• '" ltllll. 1215/1 mo . pd. TRUCKING Haullng,ExciVItlng .a. Trenching. Umtstone &.Gravel Stpllc Systama Trailer & Houle Slttl R...oneb/e RIIU Joe N. Sayre 74~'-7,38 J & 0 Auto Parts. Buying wrecked or salvaged vehiclea AIIO _burlng junk IUlamtti( ..nomolslonL 304·773-5033. Nan~Wotking Waaher Dry.,, . Stcwta, Refti.-ratora FrHzor1' Air Condltlonora, Color Tv ·I ~::1, AIIO Junk Cora, 614:2Se: Wtntod To Bu1: Standlno TIJiig S Oollon II 814-388 9t1011. We Buy Junk Auto'a tn Anr eon· 114.._11062 Or 11 ; · ueFMT. • -:· dilion, Call You Oon '4 HIM To lootlat To Sp, rnr 8t11 &uyt In tnt Ctottl(lfdt. EMPl ovr,H rn SEHVICES ANNOUNCEMENT S AVON I AU Arou ~--~1428. I I Shirl•• �December 1 1987 • Ohio Sentinel • PHILLIP ALDER ..~ NEA Croa•word Puzzle 31 Cllolcee 31-I.Mia ACROSS AMwlrtoPcuwla•~ 1Quy ............ 5 IIINclor'l cty .1 - . . . _ a 081ectlve •2 - . .-~out~ 45 llonWIII'I n.tg'lbcM o.pln 41 p:;(ol tile eye 13 Mlde o1 (ouff.) 50 cadillac or Clllttle - 12 Co8monaut For Sale Or ~nt: - HouM,114-441 Galllpolla, OH,- Cl'loi!IIOt &r.\ ·1335, 2:30 P.M. o.. Facllllloa Support Coord Ina• tor: Applicants Mu1t Have An Undorg~Wdua"' DogrH In Rolated Field . Pravioua Experience In Fac: iltites Planning, State And fedtt'll Regulll1ion Pertaining To Satety, Knowledge Of OSHA Rules And Regul!~lions And Ua iruained Maintenance !Up Kill!> Of Facihtios. lloginning Rate Of.~ ls$14·00 fHr. Applicants For Thia Position May Submit A Reaume To Jeannie Wiiiiama, Human Resource lr.lanager, Access To Human Resource Oevalopment, P.O. Box 311!1, GalllpoUa, ONo -45631 . Tht Deadline Fer Accopang Applicatlons Is Friday, Dacambar Ul, 19D7 5:00 P.M. For Additional lnformotlon Call814·441·3ll10, MD ·5:ooP.M., r.tcndoy Thru Fr• day. Ac.ceaa To Human Resource Development Ia An AAJ EEO Employer. ADVERTISINQ ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE Do You Hl¥l Elrpert 111 In llldlli Selll'7 Do 1,.- Than. $21,000 In Your CuiNIII Salol ~lon? Jain The leading Madia Sales Team For The Point Pleasant I Galllpoiia AI'H.. lncludH A GuarantHd Bate Salary Ptua Commission Al'\d A Full Compliment Of Benellta Including 401 k And Mlloogo Roknburoemont Plans. If You Ful Sruck In A Dud End Job, Thla Ia Your Chance Ta Get Started In One 01 The Nations Fasttat Growing lndustrltl. Applicant Must Posaea1 A High Sd1ool Diploma Or lro Equlwtlenr, A Potldve Outlook And Outgoing Atraonalll)'. Succeaafut Applicant Must Poaaea A Valid Driver& ll· conu And A Satiofllotory Driving Record. Applicants With A Col· loge Oegroo In A Related Field Or PrevJoua Media Sale Experience Will Be Given Pieference. Suc:COIIful Candldlte Wll 8o Ro~~Drug Teat And Adult, Wanting To Home, _Ralltfencea r~~~;~1O~Ye~ar=s~E~x:pe~rl· E"'*""' AVON - •• -120 !Hr. No DoOr To Door: Quick Caahl •eonuan• 1· 11J0.2UCI.Qt3G. Bualneu office Mc:rtllty 1'"111<1· ed, _....,.ng a typing _ , . once -Ired, olao provtouo job referenqe 1equired, muat know ' - .. moot tho public. Sand rtoumo to P.O. Box 125, Fomoroy, OliO 45711G. Dozer open~tor fot excavation bulineu. Preter aomeon11 retired. who con work potttlml. Aioa need labontr not afraid of a """"· cal ,14-1112-!111111 . Tho-.. "'""'Tried --FORTHEIESTI Dal•tlan pupplo•. t125H. -epo11.~7-211211. ar.o .... glh . ., lcoopo .., f'llno. AKC Rtglttlfld Dolmodtn poipo, btod lor tomporlmOnt, will f'oold •1 Clulotmot, coli 114·7•11-3342 lor Ron Woller Pupe For Chrlabnao, Shota, Wormed, Tallo DGcked, Dew CIIWI Removed, Vet Chor:kod, $100, 814:-24&-lla. 210 1 .. Kimball plano 11,800. 304-8751474. : •K&i4 .. 9 3 hOC:IIE$5 WHO "WITH tNOTtcEf OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. 1991 Holle~ Park E•cellent Coh· recommends that you do busi- dltion (614)446-2598 Ahar 6:30 ness wilh people you know, and PM NOT to send money lhrouQh the mall until you have lnvaatfgated 11tl DoultfowldoRopo fivod in,""""' finoncino -Year Wllh -car-. Gmd. - · · 304,755-5568. Fl. OPI> 1 For P.T. For lnlorn-.tlon Call (614)3711-2138-0r Join Uo Friday December 19, At 7PM Holodoy IM, GIIMipolll • _ VENDING: Mant Oro am Faw Holno Priced Right ?? FAflr.1 SUPPLIES t t tIt I+ t I VICICII KEN Ant Their OWn Bo-. Work On Their Own Computor At Homo tt t t L-=~IWk. ,, S7,500 P £ R Procoulno Donllf & Modcol lowuranco Claim. No Soiling. CUEN1S PROVIDED BQ0.913H821 EICI. 9114 • •• • • • • •• • • • • DOUBLE WIDE OISPI.AY SAlE S9lt DOWN SAVE $1000 FrM Dofioaty & Sewp OAKWOOOHOMES.NrTRO 304-755-SBBS. FIRST TIME BUYERS E-Z Flnonclng 2or 3Beacoms Aoound Sli!CI FOr llonlh 1·11l0-251-507Q 440 ApartmentS . for Rent 1 and 2 bedroom apalbnents, turnished and ~.tnfurnllhed , security deposit required, no pets, 614· 992-2216. 1 Bedroom Units Newest a; Cleanest In The Area Near Holzer $2fUIIYo., Plua Utilities & S.. curity O.po1it Raqc.~ired, No Petl, arnol.=l.:.or..:to:..B:..IG.:.·:..W#J'J.;:....='liMI=--IFtte air, free skirt, 16r8D 3 or 4 bedroom $1 ,350/down, $299/ma. 2 - m Apartmon\ With CAC, livingston 's baaemenl water· Cllfi1.8QQ-89HI717. First Aven~e. Gallipolio, $3001 proofing, all basement tapalra dane, tree estir'natea, lifetime QUat'antee. 1Cyu on job experi· ..... 304-875-2145. Top WtgoL Clul SizH ke L.lmilld SO DON'T OELAYf Household Goods Amttflcan Draw, Like Refrigerator, Wallher, Dryer, Cotor T.V.. VCR S50 Each, 114·256· 520 1 & 2bedroom turnlahed apartmenta, Maaon area. Perfect tor rerireee.:llc.-713-5188. pertence, reaaonable 895-3591 after 6:00pm, no ....SIPorDov Whit Training. Slart Cluoes BoiDre 1212111'1 And Earn 510 1Zl8. " 4-4411-21157. ND COL? NO ,_LEII'I lnup'd OrMra Eom Up To McCulloch Eager Beaver ·leaf Biowtr Vacuum, Ellclric $25 , OP ~· C.telrance On Uaed 12 And 14 Newor Wither Dryer Sa~ $400, Wide Mobile Homaa, Kanauga Mobile Homes, Gallipolis, Ohio 614-441.-1100, Allor 4:30P.M. 614-448-11882. Polly's Now & Uoed FumHuno WI ,_ haYe Arrrrt Surpluslll Fat AenM 12x65 Trailer 4 Miles 2101 Jefferoon Ave. From Cl'lothiro. $250/Mo .. Depoaot>on 9:30 . 5:00 Man-Sat . ~ ~ 814-311743115. -175-SOFA 17032) One bedroom epl.rtmant In Mid· deport. 614·992·2118. Red Steel Bunk Bods With LadT.., bedroom trailer In Middlepor\ der Very Good Condllion, t tOQ, 814-446-4447 E-nga 61 4-992·5039. Dlacount Mobile Home Pana • Acceuorlta, Vinyl Skirting $298.95, Anchors $5.00, AwnIng•. Doors, Windows, Plumbing Supplies. Water Heaters, F.umac· eo, fiberglall Steps, Call 81 4· 446-9418 Bennett's Supply. t3g1 ~FrM~~~~~~!?!~::._~~rd School Rd, Gafllpollo, ·l - - - . - - - - ' - - - ' ' - Mo .. + ~11. 814-4>16-1078 . . Sporting Goods Nordic Track 505 t499 Now $300; Bolllnoer Trim Rider tee.OO ljew$35, 814-44H5811, Remington 1100 Special Field 12 Gauge Semi-Auto, 21• Vent Rib Borrof, Excellent Condllonl 1400. CIH 614·256-6851 After 7:00P.M. lrl Not AI Home, l&ave A Mea. '""' 530· Antiques Buy or sell. Riverine Antlquet, 1124 E. Main Strtot. on Rt. 124, Pomeroy. Hours: M.T.W. 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Sundly 1 00 Ill 8:00 p.m. 61~ · ig2-2526 , Ruoa MDDf1 owner. 540 Mlscellaneoua Merchandise · 1 Electric Furnace 1385; 1 Gaa Furnace 100,000 BTU $890, 6144411-6306, 1.8QQ·281-00UB. AtlondOur FIEElHURB., Dec.11 16 Ft. Chest Type Freezir & 10 Cu. Ft. Chest T~pa Freezer, G.E. Automatic 3 Vtar Old Waaher, Automatic Dryer, Frigidaitt Re· frigerator With Ice Uaker, All Good Condltlonl 614-371·2720 Aftorl P.M. ' litE HOI IDA~ HI 577 St Rt 7 Norah Glllpollt =:n~"B:i U -To Anond'l - C o l; t.aoo-543-8033 11-F, I A.M. -IP.M. EST All real- advertising In lhla newspaper~ oubjtr:1 to tho F - Fair Houtlno Nft. 0111186 which mak01 nilleglll t o - •any poeferonco, EOE 1.1.1' Experienced Aula Body Man, Sand RIIUml To: CLA 502, CIO QoNipoll' Doily ·Tribuno, B25 Third Goltlpo1la. OH 45831 . bONd on reca. COlor, religiOn, " ' famllaf •atuo or national origin. or any Intention to make any such preference, E.1perltncld H1lr Dreaaet, 1!114441-1880, I14-25H331. · E•perloncld TimbO< Cut"" (614) · IIIMCE TEaiiiCIAH c 21 Cubic Feet Sell DefrOst Croa• ly Re~lgoraiDr $150, 75 Ford P.U. $250 (614)387..()285 Call AI"" 8 p.m. llmltallon or diacllmination 3 Fork Uft OVert>eed Guards $50 Each: Our Set Of Fork• $125; Flrowood (614)37;- 2855 Allor 8 ptn llmitoliC>n or dlacrimlnation.' 30 bulb Wolf laming bed, $2,000, 614-992-3553. • T h i s - - will not .kl1j)Wingly acoePI advertiaementa tor 1881 estate whiCh Is In lllolation of the law. Our reader$ are hereby lntonnod tllal all-lings advertised In thlt - r are avaMable on an equal TKh. Candidatt Mull Have A 1 ,._..,-llllli!!!'!lnlty...,bal!!s•lsllll.ll[fll~ Minimum 01 5 Yean Service II -ground. How A Cloon Driv· ou ·Ucon•• & Bo Detailed On REAL ESTATE Papot Work. Wo Offer E•callont Ply ln1urance. Paid Vacation, 401 KPfut Frlnoaa. It You Want A Wilh Room ToGroor. - T o: c"""'= ca- ~ETEctL P.O. 8lllc 108 -.OH45 Rooms I Bath In Crown City, New Carpet, New Furann, '22,000, 114-258-127.0. 83 trailer, 35' Florida room, storage ahed, partly lurniahed, on rented to\ Lake eaunty, umaulla Florida, S7,0W14-992·24112. BUY HOliES •AB LOW AS loi,OOO 1 -5 Bdrm., l.oc:aJ Govl. & Bonk Rtpo·o Coli 1·100-522- 2730, X t 7011. Coutml'l HOME ONIAICMI, ICOTTOWN, OHIO. g Milot From Proctovlllo, 3.400 Sq. Ft. Living Arts, 2 S1ory, 3 Bodrcomo, 2 112 Bolhl, Flnllhed Boomont, Flfoploco, Like Now. 4 Y11<1 Old, '175,000, 814-1>13· 21124, Oret~2522 . Rio G,.ndo Included, 1-888-840· New 28x80 3 or 4 bedroom. S3Ug5. Free delivery. 1·800 · 6i1-8717. and 2 bedroom NEW lANK REPO'S Only 3 Iotti 304-755-71g1. - -. in MiddleCall 81-4- Ntw doublewldt·l purchutd,' wont lit on my lot, mus1 1ell, wi11 1 deliver & set-up at no charge. 304-722-714& Manot and Beanie Babiea, hard to get aport card tnsens, rare comics, hard to find acrlon ligu,ea. Priced below currant nrket value. Jull In dme tar Chriltmaa. Cali lor latest price quot" and dotallo, 814-9411-3098 leave message before 5:00pm. or can bo,_., 5:30·9:DOpm. . Boots By Redwlng, Chippewa, Rocky, Wolverine, Sorel Tony Lama. Guaranteed Lowest Ptic11 o_-_.1·~Shoe~ca~te~.~~~~Lose :tu:::ri::tloo.::..._ _ _ _ _ In New H...n 1flr furnlol'lod apt, d•posit & referencea . 30-4·882· 258CI. Oakwood 28lt56 3 bedroom, ~ lou.ttd In Eureka On Stat• Robath. atartlng at $188 per mo., ute 7, Two Bedrooma.-Gu Heat. Call 1·800-601457n. I Rent 1325 per Month Depoli1 $150 Can 114-258·1972 Eve~ng OHLV$499 DOWN I Or 814-44H1171 Doyo ON SElECTIVE SINGLE WtDES FIH Dofivtry I Setup Uodern 1 Bedroom Apartment. OAKWOOO HOMES, NITRO 30H55-5B65. Nice dean 2btdroom, wid hookOwner moving-Make 2 paymonto,: up. Reterenc:es. Oepoait. No move in, auum• loan, no pay·j poco. 304-675-51112. ment till Februar~ 1~8. 1~304 · 722-71>18 or 304-722-?t oiO. • Now Toklng Application•- 35 Weat 2 Bedroom Townhouse WEilWOOD _ . , 8HCIW . Apertmonto •2115/Mo.. 814-448Ulld & Ropo Solo oooa. AI Little AI t500 Down And $150 Ptr Mon.. OLD ASH VILLAGE APARTMENTS acctPtlng appllcotiono. Froo Dtlfva-y HUD a"'ptld. 2flr. Income lim1·800-?51 ·5010 Ill do apply. · ,..,.,. & ll.,.h WillWOOd Homo Show Uoad & included In r•nt. Mon-Frl 10·2. Ropo Salt AI LIUio At 1500.00 304·882·3718. Sl>th & George Down And ••!!O!Mo., Freo Dliiv· St. , N~ Hann. Equal Houeing Opporllmfty. tr}\ 1-800-251-1070. PallS TILL I STIR ...~ ,,,. 1 MY STEW CLEM I comtnded. Sllrrc>itt. et•·••• 135 Mauey Ferguson 4 Cyllnder, G11ollne, 4 Now Tl roo & Tubll, Spin Ou1 Wheels, 5 Ft. Bruoh Hog, Good Condition, t5 500 -. 7 5881 AFTER 7 • • ~4-1 5P.M. A Altt ~ &H ~ 1 gc:o- • ,ractarl .., rOO Sale: Agca·AIIIo 4MO 2wd 12 PTO HP rodlal Urea, 1 romoto valve, 12 apeod syncho trona, rapt. 4yr. or 4,000 tv. drive lnlfn warranty, 1amou1 air ccolod dleaot. $15,500. 4 Wheel drive equipped oamo -Y uo,goo. Hollton &30-IQOt round bllei t7. 185. Hooaton 540·1 ooot round baler lto.aoo. He1110n r hoyblno t7,GOO. Round bolo SIlogo wrapper $8,500. 17' V pull rtke $4,200. lfo poaturt plelt . . 12 hoe no-dlt drln tP,goo, KHf· or't Service Center St. Rt 17 Pflono304-111!HB74. ·•• F:RANK & EARNEST Motorlted TroodmiU, 1.5 HP Mctor AdJuallblo Spood To 6 ,..,_ 3 In, cline Foal~ono, Timor, Speed, Dltllnce And CaiDllft Bumt Olglo "'I Panel. Safety Dlacon-t And Hand Rails. Like New Hardly Uood, Great Chriotmaa Glftot $200 Paid $350, Coli Antr 1:00 P.M. 31loH175-1433. Monumont S1 Io: a uI11Ing Bual • noool John'o Monumonta · 113 Off Until Stock It Sold, t:lll Bulavllle Pl<e. Gallpoli' Ohio. · Uovlng Sale: Fruniture!Anliques. Monday ·Frldey. After 8:00 p.m. Weekondl. 1821 Chatham Ave. GaUipolla. (814) ...r-11808 Moving Salt: OUoon Anno Sola & Wing Chair, $350; Sofa $40; 40 Fl. Aluminum Extension Ladder. S125, 814-448-4247. Hydraulic oll-lowatt price In town. Vent lrH gu lvllllln, proNew Singer Mwtng . .chino calif. pone a noa1ral goo, on ,_ ne1 that also accomodatea Mr~ SkWIEqu..,.,.304f75-7ot21. ""'· $100, 81 <1--2202. New Farmers Union ToiMcco Fomoror Thrln Shop now buylno Wlrlhcuao Ripley, OH. Saling 4 Levi jeans, toys, children·• ctolh· dayiiWotk. Clll tor appoinlmonL ing, musr be Jn erptllpnl condi- Sell lame 1w888·844·4315 tion, Tuesday through Friday. aak far Orvlle Whalen or call &1..--3725 Ecliaon"'-304-875-18&1. dar.. ll""me.tar, 1?0 tree· channett New Holland,........al DHia: llrot 'month. Don't waiL Oulck in- 3430 Ford 40 PIO HP, 1 valve stallation . (free bonus) . 1·800- ropa & cianop~. "'wd. 118,500. 263-2840. 472 7' hayblno $7,800. 488 g• haybino $8,500. 1134 IOUnd bllor R a Bl'wnftun> 6501 elect de tuoo. 144 fGund - · WV boler tooot autalio t13.500. 451 Buy, Soil. T - • r ole~• . _ . t3,050. 130 142 Uoed & Antiques 84 monuro ~r $4,300. 145 Furniture. 177 84 roanurt ~ $4,300. 304-.773-5341. 155 217 B4 manure opr11dor $4,goo. 2-New Smtdloy 1111r Roat talking Bubba. $125 OBO. atuftero 100 BU $750. 2 Uled Call 3ll4-8B2-28B3 after 9am. or $500 each. 8.76% Flnaoclng :be::fo::"':..;.;;:;;:::.__ _ _ _ _ avollllllo. KHfor'l strvlco Con· 1 Red and Pink tor St. R1 87 Phone 304·185· 387~ . Po(nMUI18. LotoToCII-FNIIII (814) 247-2032 NH ; grlndor ml•or. Ford 10ft. transport dlac, good cand. 304- ~~~~~·~~~~~N~l~l~~g;•~1=~~~~~5~·------------1 WI Your Area Dealer For John S1 1~an~ta~B~e~a~rd~a-nd_W_h_,_·~ · ;g Deere Skid Steer loaders. From 14 6 5 ~ I ~ 1 "' Ul 31 To 11 HP In StDck. 7.5% A_, Slng.N-Snoro Ernie & Real Tilk· Ralt Avallab11 With John Oltfe ing Bubbaa' $75 Each, 614-UI· Credit Approval. Cormlcl'loora Form a· U.., GIINipoi~ OH 114448-2412, 1-lflO.f!ll4.1111. sora, 2 Chalro; 2 Lamp'; 2 01· Livestock none Sata; AU Very Nlco Call Af- 630 :ttr::.£:::P.~.M::·.:6:::":::·44B::::-40:::72:::·____ 17 Year 112 Ouartar 112 Aroblc Golding 814-2158-G3B4. :03:::!3::·- ----------l Somerville Arllf'l & Camoullago, Jr. SIZIL By Sandyville Foil Of· fico. Aftornoono tltl 5pm. 304- ~--- ·1- Hogo tor butchering, 740·14G· 2574 • Reg. Anuuo ·Bullo, 1-7 Monlha Old Col 814-441-1711, ~ 8lbo WARM UP: High Eftlcloncy Naill· ral And LP Gao Furnoces, LiftHay& Gnln limo Worrunty On Hoot E•cl'long· Alpha & Orchord Groll Ml,.d, or. 'H You Don't Coli Uo Wo LOIOI' FrH Eatlmatool Add·On Phono: 814-4~1-1104, 614·4-41· Holt Pum1tt Only Sllaftty Hfahor. 0450. Call Ua Today. t gU fa 'The Twonty Seventh Veer In Tho Ear com. tfor. 304-273-4215. Hoadno a Cocllno Bullnoeal 814TRA NSPOR TATI ON 148 6301, 1-800-281..()018. STORAGE TANKS 3,GOO Gillon Ron Ev,11n1 Enterprftll, Jaclllon. Ohio, 1-lfl0.537-1528. Uprfgh~ Wltorllno Spocfol: 314 200 PSI UUS Per 100; 1' 200 PSI $37.00 Par 100: All Brtoo Comprcllllonflttlngo 1n AON EVANI ENTERPRISES Jackton, Ohlo.1·1110-537-11528 s- Wo now havo jllkY uuonlng; original, terlyaki & caJun. $4.QDaa. . Crawtord'l Market, -.wv. 550 Bullcflng Supplies Block .. brick, _., plpoo, wlndowa, Untel1, tiC. Cl1udt Winters, Rio Grande, OH Call 814-245· 5121 . 560 Pets for Sale 2 black lomale Cockar Spaniol pupa, · 4moa old, · "5Dto. RlcQrda up to dltt. ooad Chrilt· moo pro-. 304-837-21:13. Brand Newl Great Gittl CO/Video 2· ~tar·old male" Blac:k Labfldor etarage unit, Black and cherry. ''" to good homo. Noul8red, kid· N - out of bo>. $125. Holds up IAillld'ond OpptD...t to 840 dlaca, al~ holds tapes. A Groom Shop · Pet Grooming. Call &14·882-6836 alter e pm. Featuring Hydro Bath. Don COo & tapoo not included. Sheoll. 373 Gaorgoo Cr11k Rd. 814-446-0231 . BUY CARS FOR 1100111 Seized And Sold Locolly Thio AKC German Shepherd puppy, Month: Tru ~ks , 4x4's, Etc. Being 18wka old, female, 111 shots & liquidated In Your Area Now. All wormed. $150 OBO. 304·175· Makn & Models Available. Call 811311. Tal Freo 800·522·2130 x 4;420. AKC Golden Retriever puppl11, Changing Tablo, Twin Stroller, Lk• t1501L 30U82-3fi!!O. tlo Tlkoo Cottar. Bed !Mattrooa Toddllr !TWin oddlng, Toddler AKC Golden Retriever Pupa, Cfothtng, Toyo, Noaho Ark Crib Chrl•tma• Pupplot, Mother Pure Golden Rotrlovou, Fllhor : Un · lllnil. 114-3117.Qo104. - t25. 614-37G-2B3G. Concreto & Plaotic Saptlc Tonka, 300 Thru 2,000 Gallon• Ron · AKC Roglo.,red Bo"r pupplea, Evans E:ntarpriaea, Jack10n, OH · ol• wookl old; S250, 614 ·1435658. t-100-537-11528. 640 Credit Problomo? We Can Help. Eaoy Bank Financing For Uoed • Vehicles, No Turn Downs, Call lllc:klo, 114 ue 2Bfl7. TON16tiT'S Nood ·A Cor, No Cradll? Bod Credit? Bankruptcy? We Can . Helpt RoottebHIII Crtdlt, Muat Make $150 Week. Take Homo 10 To 20% Down 12 Montht & 12.000 Mltoo, warranty Available, Thlo lo Bank Flnlnclng, 814-~411· . 8172, Ore•• 38>1 B042. L..f'GTVfrEt J u Up10n U11d Can Rt. 12·3 Milot . South of Loon, WV. Financing : A.-htM 304-.t58-1oel. '' n , . ,, AGTUALI-Y, ~OPII'IG TO ~ffP IT GL.OSt~. • MAICf Y0\J~ MON~Y ~ viAS dO . FA~T~E~" • 720 1\'ueka for Sale 1111 cr.y 1 ron. 350, • op., 12' lteol fto~ IHo than 80,000 mlllo on motor, runa good, t•950. 8142•7-42112. 0 • 1g84 .F·1BO Ford 300 8 Cylinder ..-t1,liXI,814-381-11l2U. 11187 ... Bucket rvck; 11181 Ford dfggor~I1+3~7G. 11117 White Chevy S'· 10 With Bldtinor, 4 Cylinder, 4 Spood. Runt Good, 614·8411-3138, 814· 441-12311. - 0 1814 Ford F-150.4x4 -totcl, E.... Bauer WICAmper lop, exc ' 58,000 mllea, has. transferable Ford ESP axlondld lllrYict poK· cy, IOtll coverage wltD deduct· IIlii. t1S.OOO 304-882·2821. . 0 11184 S·10 53,000 llilll, E;col· lent Condflton, Tohoo Cover. White L-r nnoo. Ou- Rlmo, AmiFm CoMOUI, 17,000 OBO, 114-256 1123 730 Vlnl & 4-WDs 1g77 Chovr 4 WD, 8 Inch Lift, : RIIIUIU Motor T<1na, Lou Than · 100 Mloo. Good Shopo. 350 Four : Bolt Uoln. •2.aoo. 0110 Mu• Soil • Oo To lllnooo. $3,1100 fnvooted: · 11UIII031. I 118• GMC Jimmy 4Wd, good • - t2,200. 3041i75'147G. . Pass pointer 31 Ice-cream holder 34 Patron 37 Gllclal epoch (2 wda.) 31 42-an 43 Actor Novello .U Kind of Income 45 Howl 48 50 Rom1n 102 by Luis Campos 'AKPW FN ROBO'fMAN . I MONDAY 11118 Honda 300 EX, Many EX·' trill E•collent Condition 114· : 4 - 5. . ASTRO-QRAPH BERNICE BEDE OSOL 1 Home Improvements 1---...;. Main· 18&1 Buick Century, 4 door. 180,000 mllot, excellonl running condition, $2,000, cotl after 5pm. 114-142·2117. lenenc,. Painting , vinyl llding, corponuy, dooro, windcwo, bllhl, • mobile hon11 ropa1r and mo<1. Fer · 11t1n-.to call Chi!, 114-992• 1g113 WNto cidNIIc DeVIlle, Well Maintained Atwayo Strvlced, 1 800 81 :.:.::4-3118-832=:..=.:':...· 11114 Dodto Shadow atan· dord, air, ounroot, 31,000ml., good "'nd., $4,500 firm. 304-8751g32 dayo or 304·875-7121 :::::;..__,_ _;_--''-~ 840 Electrical Snd --I Refrigeration es. ~~=~~~~~':":"'Rotldonial or ccmmorct.l wiring. . oorv1co or nopalrt. Mu1or IJ. · ctnud tiKtrlclan. Ridenour EIKtticol, WV00030tl, 304-8751711. Sla1c your sign. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Do liol lei a hoi-headed associate upsc1 you 1oday and create a con· · fron1a1ion . Arguments arp fu1ile and unproductive. so simply walk a--;ay. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fcb. 19) It is better lo temporarily postpone a .distasteful assignmcnl today than to ' aitcmpt to do it wilh poor attitude. You might mess it up for yourself and mhers. · PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) An antagonistic acq'uainlance could swit everyone 's fun today. It would be in your best imerest no110 include him or her in any social arrangements. ARIES (March 21 ·April19) If the world doesn 'I treat you royally today, don 'I cake your anger out on innocent family merubers. They will be supportive if you treat them wich care. TAURUS (April 20 ·May 20) ~.alee s~gges1ions to companions , today without doing so forcefully. You can encourage a friend to think, buc yo4 shouldn't try to make him or her blink. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Be · cautious in a joint endeavor that a Unconditional i · guatan111 Local reftftncea hunlahed. Ea:'" .. tablltl'lod 1g75. Call C61~) 441· · at+ 0170 Or 1-800-287.0571. Rogoro Wltorf)I'COffng, Home MLZ SKNMFVI SJ - TOCUKPM JCKO 'HCOMKVZ · ! Tu~sday. Dec. 16. i997 In the year ahead, you might par· ticipate in a unique involvement wilh a respected individual. It could be one of lhe best intellectual and malerial alliances you 've ever fom1ed. SAGITIARIUS (Nov. 23-Dk 21) Carelessness on your behalf in filing receip1s or records of your corn· mercial transactions could invite a' future problem. •Be orderly now and avert trouble later. Major changes are ahead for Sagiuarius in the coming year. Send f()r y011r Altro-Graph pre· dictions by mailin8 $2 and SASE to Ascro-Grf\Ph, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box 1758, Murray Hill Station, New York, NY 10156. Be sure to '• ' places the ~realer burden on you, physically or financially. It will fail if the load isn't distributed equally. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Being self-s.ufticient is an admirable quality. bul do not carry it !Q..extremes today, especially in arrangements that require hannony and teamwork. LllO (July 23-Aug. 22) If you don't do 1hings in a proper order today,· they might end up taking charge of you. Work simply so you can fulfill all of your duti es. VIRGO (Au g. 23-Sept. 22) Upmanship won't be fun today, so try to spend your free time with people who make you feel comfortable ·instead of those who engage you in competition. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) Chances for domestic skirmishes are higher than' usual today. If an incident does develop, keep calm and d(ln't let your temper contribute to the input SCORPIO· (Oct 24-Nov. 22) In your haste to get things done today, you might end up running around in circles. Take the time to organize your affairs in a ra1ional manner. • , ''· ... . , HYVVJ .' .. ucv ( T F M P. l Z 0 )' CH NKMMCV . ' HYDCON MLZ SCAU;' · } .. D F 0 I, F 'A . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I've always lhought of myseH as a character actor . •.. rather than a leading man.• - Clint ~asiWOOd. '::~:~' '6©~4\llA-l&ttfS• ldltool loy ClAY I. POllAN • Q Aeorran;e •••• tAMI I I D y D. 0 T I .......,I.::....;,.P..::,.::.I 2 ...;....!-1~, . I .' ...... letters of the four Krambled -d• below to form four simple words. ·~ 1 .. N0 RF T I' I 1~ I I XLEEC.:, I LA' WH R E I 1 I 1. ~ :====~=::::~~:_, 5 6 PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS IN SQUARES "To understand a parenls Jove," my husband lectured his bachelor friend, "you must haveyourown------ - ·.' I G Comp le!e c~uc:kle lhe quoted by filling in rbe missing words rou develop from step No. 3 below. I Gibbon • Curly· Opine- Locket· POLLUTION 11184 Honda eo $650, 114·441 ,. 1448. t : Celebrity C~ cryplog~ms ar.e creM&d lrorn quo!ahons' by famous people . pas1 and presenl Eactllelter In !he cipher Stal"lds lor another. Today'.s clutl. A ~tqua ls L "If you blow your stPck all the time, • one cutie said to her friend. "you only P~d to lhe world's POLLUTION· 740 · Mot"n:ycles ,.. ",: CELEBRITY CIPHER SCRAM-lm ANSWERS 101141 Clwy 4wd V-8, air, crulao, • am-1m cuseua, 3,800 milea. , 304-875-11332. General Small valley UNSCRAMBlE lETTERS ANSWER • 188"' Jeep Cherokee country, · IUIO, .. X4, 4dr, Ill power, hitCh. ' $13,200. 30f.CIJ'5.542B. • ·: ~=~~ ; 6 fOR C&C Pair 39 Nearly 41 Actor.flftchord 1993 Ford Ellpiortr, l.olded, 814· : 448 I&DO. 0103 -*IQI. Paso By Phillip Alder Do you have trouble remembering people 's names? I do. But now I might have the answer. Let's do as recommended by Benjamin Disraell: "When I meet a man whose name I · can't remember, I 'give myselr two minutes; then, if it is a hopeless case, I always say 'And how is the old complaint?"' This deal was played correctly by an unnamed man. How would you declare six spades after West has led (a) the club queen or (b) a diamond? You stan with 11 tricks: five spades. one hean. four diamonds and one club. The 12th trick can come from either winning a heart finesse (your club loser then disappears on dummy's 'hean ace) or avoiding a · spade loser. If West leads a diamond. take both major-suit finesses, getting home if one of them wins. Thill is approximately a 75 percent chance. After a club lead, though, a losing finesse will result in immediate defeat, as tlie defenders will cash a club trick. Should you finesse in ·spades or in hearts? A'fter winning with dummy's club ace, call for the spade queen to encourage a cover by East. Yet whichever spade East plays, win with the ace. You are home immedi· ately if the Icing appears. But if il doesn't, take the hean finesse. Relying on the spade finesse (assuming Easi doesn!t bave the singleton king) is a 50 percent proposition. However, the recommended line works whenever West has either the singleton spade king or the heart king. This works out to 63 percent. I However, don 't worry about these figures. Just remember that it is (usually) better to have two chances one. ... 11181 Mlllullilhl Golont 13,000 :01l0.:::.:8.:;14-44:.:;.:,1-.:2511=2:_ . - - - - - - ·Appliance Parto And Service: All Name Branda Over 25 YHrl E.l· . 1i9q Corlica, PfW, Till. CruiH, ptrience All Work Guaranteed, NADA, U.25t '0; our Price French City Maytag, 114· 4~1 · ,2,350. Cook Mctort. (614) 4411· 77g5. : .:'=2.~' Pass Pass 1--.r,7;...;.;.1..::...rl:.:..:;l8...::..,,--l L -.1..-.1..-.L.-.I.--.I.-.1. 1888 Chivy. Spocltllm E•preu. • Oooro, 4 Cylinder, 5 Spood, ••.aoo. cherrlel 5 Halloween East 8 810 number 8 Pldlla 9.1nJ,.. 10 Cullld produclng tree 4 Like canned polnler 11 Collfornla 1.J . wine valley , 19 Placo :1 20 HawaUan ;' lnatrumenta .. . 22 Opora role " 23 Art - (19301 t1 otyle) ). f 24 Pronto (.tJbr.~ l 25 Tailed amphibian '' 26 Manners l..! 27 Seumo >J :I 28 Singer Fitzgerald ;: 29 Surreallat 6 Slnalo pon 7 So llerek'l 3 Rllln- 35 Building wing ttiiU GMC Sllfarf Cuotoni, S.U50 . 81~ ........ 1 Sac 2 Hawaiian dance One plus one equals twelve 7755. o-.. t98B 0oc1go sr.dow 4411·1800. Pus tlltl8 Chovy 4 WD, Auto, Exctl· lint Concltion, 18,000, 11~·367· 11111 Han• CR 80, good cond., • t1.800 QBO. 18gB 300 EX, loll · of chrame, very flit, lOti "Of ••· : .11H17 Plymcuth Bo-e 114-40 . Magnum Eldorflrok 1nt t750 D.P. - Clll304~·3554. Holley MSD lgn Rebuilt Trona. 760 Auto Parts & Wllh T..C.I. Volvo Body OK Par· Acceuorlea le<lln & Ou~ $3,800 Firm, 814• 319-2812 1'-' lleallgo). BUDGET PRICE TRANBIIIS· · 1085 Chevy Subcnban 4.. SIONB, UMd IRIIIUIII, AM Typeo, Acce11 Over 10,000 Tranamll· $4,500, 01!0,-814-2!1&-83111 . llono. &Ciutchot814-245-5817 1185 PonUac Grondt Prl• 2 Dooro, 140,000 Milot, t1,000 ,New 011 tanka, 1 ton truck wheola & radlataro. 0 & R Auto, 080, &1..-2824. Ripley, WV. 304-372•.3g33 or 1· 1985 Suboru Turbo. 4X4, 4 800-2~. Rabultt Engtno Naw WIL Tirol. Now Battery Looko New tn lOut SEHVICf S $2,500, Finn, 114-..a'""'. 11~70-2254. 32 Guldo'a high note 33 Crow'a ulhonlnce 34 Sponlah DOWN Openi"81ead: • Q 71 0 Autos for Sale 1987 Subaru GL white, bllow avorogo mlltt, runs good, oxc ln,.,tor. ••.coo 0110. Talk ., Dorv loavomia-. 814-3111-7128. . North 14 p..., 2• P!fM . s. STAY TUNED TO TH' FENCE 'LOttED OFF Bonchlnt:ludld,11~25S. MERCHANDISE ...., · Vulnerable: Both . Dealer: North Weat 54 Duck ex...- . lufffx · 31 Ungontlemanly tAKQJ "HOOP&R 11180 ·1ll80 Cl<1 Fort100111 SlizodAndSofd l.octly Thltllonlh. T-. ....-o.Etc. NIOD-522.Z73Q, X 3801. • 10 9 7 4 • K 52 • 3 South 20 30 LlnaUIIII South 1> A J 10 6 3 2 1 Lincoln 51 Balllbllllef Herohl-. 52 King53 Roman 3 ze • J 10 9 • 2 • 8. 3 .. 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A W ' ~ tales person has the opportunity to make $50,000 plus p8l', ~~ ......... CAll.~ at 1 J~~ 808 W~ 1 ....... Pick 3: LOVE TOYOTA WIST VIRGINIA'S LARGEST '· ~· -·-5 49ers blast Broncos 34 to 17 apMOvecl credit. A FEW GOOD NEW CAR PEOPLE THE 4TH LARGEST USED CAR LOT IN THE U.S.A. OPII IOI..fll.t-t Sltt-6 . AFIIIc.al Ohio Lottery • • USED TRUCKS • USED TRUCKS • BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH Sentinel News Staff The 1998 budget adopted by Middleport Village Council at last night's meeting lists anticipated expenditures of $1,148,779 from expected revenue of $1,250,691 next year. Anticipated revenue and expenses, listed respectively, from the various funds, are as follows: general fund, $501,706, $499.422; street f4nd. $72.000, $69.520; fire equipment, $34,900, $34,600; fire truck fund, $47.000, $46,000; refuse fund , $100.000. $83.,437; water system fund: $237.155, $21 8,800; sewer system, $197,280, $191 ,800; recre. ation fund, $17,000, $17,000; ceme· LONGnME COUNCILMAN HONORED • Longtime Pomeroy tcry fund, $17,900, $17,900; and Collncllman William Young, left, was recognized for his 24 years meier deposils, $5,000, $5,000. on .Pomeroy VIllage Council Monday night. Here, Mayor Frank Other sources ofrevcnue listed in Vaughan.presents Young with a plaque. the budget include $3,000 from miscellaneous and collection of old fines in the law enforcement fund; an economic development fund of $9,400; and a law block gram of $8,350. The · only other expense listed was $10.300 from the COP Fast fund. According tb the current financial . statement presented by Bryan Swan, clerk-treasurer, actual revenue Mayor Frank Vaughan suggested received so far in 1997 totals By JIM FREEMAN an additional public meeting to allow $1,324,320.03 while disbursements Sentinel News Staff Pomeroy Village Council, meeting inpul from all members of the fire have totaled $1,198,853.03, leaving a in .(ll&~lar ..se~ion. Mo~, _qi&ht, departn)el,'l ;a!QII,!I...JIO:I!h members pf balance in_all ftmdo at the end of ~-··second teaclinJ,of 1111 ordi- the general publi•• •before fin;ll · No.vember ·of·s490,174.4t. nance Concerning the village's vol- approval of lhe ordinance. Officers of As for next year's budget Mayor unteer fire department. lhe fire department have already Dewey Horton and Swan compliThe ordinance, which has been the examined the proposed ordinance and mented the depanment heads for their subject of some revision. concerns llffcrcd their input. it was noted. assistance in coming up with ways to membership and membership - There· is slill lime to make rcvi· requirements, appointments and sions to lhe documenl before final tenns of office, officers' duties. com- approval, council membcrs stressed. pensation of m~mbers, training, driA special public meeling was sci vers, discipline, m.cctings and asso· for Dec. 23. 7 p.m."in council chamciation formation. bers lo discuss the ordinance preced- By JIM FREEMAN · Firelighter Howard Mullen poini- ed by a hearing 01\ insurance bids at Sentinel News Staff The Meigs County Board of Comcd out several things thnt he wnuld 6:45p.m. like to sec revised including the In other business, council missioners Monday afternoon opened classifications of lirelighters. a lime approved scparale resolutions a bid for a new ambulance and limit on how l<)ng peoplo can leave approving a cooperative purchasing approved the purchase Of a new fire · the deparlmcnt nnd still fl'tum to agreement with the Ohio Dcpanment truck. Acting on lhc rcquesl of the active slutus. and 1hc formation •11' of Transponation. placing outstandChesler Township Volunteer Fire · associalions -- which he said docs not ing checks in escrow, adjusting 1997 Department. the board approved the involve the village. appropriations, raising the salary of . The ihree-pagc ordinance. if the chief of police to $25.000 a year, purchase of a new pumper truck for . approved. will consolidittc a nne-page and establishing Christmas bonuses the fire department at a cost of $155 .294 from Finley Fire Equipordinance approved in. 1991 with for village erriployees. :addilional sections ihat have since Council also merwuh Bill Quick· been added. C..:ontinued on.page 3 Pomeroy Council OKs second reading on fire depart.ment ordinance d~crcase next year's expenses while working to generate extra revenue in their respective departments. Carol Cantrell, tax administrator, discussed the difficulty in keeping track of new r.esidents who should be ·paying the village income tax. She presented a revised application fonn for village water service which would alert her to new residents with household income. Council will have the application reviewed by the village · solicitor lo be sure there are no violations of legal rights. No action was taken by Council on hiring a purchasing agent despite the mayor's recommendation of Linda Broderick, an employee for the past year. now doing similar work . He spoke of her qualifications and experience, as well •• her flexibility in working in various other village dcpanments. a requirement of the new position . • Harlan reported that several applications have been received for the job. Council decided that some of the other applicants should be interviewed and set up a commiltce of the mayor, Swan, Bill Browning, village administrator. and council members, Rae Gwiazdowsky and Sandi lannarelli, to do that Council awarded a refuse collcc·.t~ eoniract for three yean to Rump.. k~ •of Wellston, Of. tho three bids· received, Rumpke had the lowest of $6.50 per household with a reduced charge of $6 for senior citizens. Other bids were from Modem Sani- LAST MEETING • For John Neville, left, and Eric Chambers, right, Monday nighfs meeting w•• their last •• members of Middleport VIllage Council. Just before leaving councll chambers, they posed for e picture with Mayor Dewey Horton. Neville completed one four-year term.·Chambers wea 1ppointed earlier this yeer to fill the term of Mlck Childs, who rea!gned. tatiO!J, $6.65 reJular and $5.98 senior citi1.cn; and General Refuse, $6.69 regular, and $6 senior cilit.cn. A spokesman for Rumpke said there would be no limit on the • amount of refuse collected, 1ha1 bulky items would he Iuken. and that they would work with the village if they want to start u recycling program. Continued on page 3 Commissioners OK fire truck purchase ts CIIV. WIILVIUIO . . ... . 5 SPEED, AIR, V.. ENG., P/WINOOWS, ~=:~~ -'18,577 WAB$30 ......................- - ITDP BY lEW ; MS •uaw =·= . . 2 OOOR. 5 SPEED. AIR. PIWINDOWS, PILDCKS, -'11,444 ts CII¥Y 111101 4X4, 2 DOOR, oWTO, AIR, MO ENG., P{WINOOWS, LOADED EXTRA SHARP. '!'AII27........................... - '25,330 '2t,lt0 VIIIT UTiliTY liT 3 EXPLORERS _. 5 TAHOES · 2 SUBURBANS 16 S-1 0 BLAZERS 54 RUNNERS 3 JIMMYS 6 GRAND 2 TRACKERS CHEROKEES 1 BRONCO • 4 CHEROKEES 1 PASSPORT -' 2 WRANGLERS 1 AMIGO. mcnl, McConn~lsvillc. Commissioners opened the sole bi,t from Burgess Hearse •& Ambulance Sales of London ville for a new ambulance for ihc Meigs County Emergency Mcdi~al Service at a cost of $57,085. Commissioners tabled accepting the hid pending further review by EMS oOicials. The board accepted the sole hid of $3041rom Eher Pickens. Racine, for the purchase of the old Rutland squad. Concerning propnscd road ahandonmcnts and dedications. the hoard will· view a mud in Salishury ToWnship. located nil' Lc:lding Creek Road ncar Middlcpon. on Jan. 26 ut IO:JO a.m. for pos.<ihla dedication. Hearing on ihe dedicalinn will he lhc same day at I :30 p.m. at the cnmmissicmers' oflice in the Meigs County Courthouse. In addition, commissioners will view Phillips ~oad in Scipio Township on Jan. 19 at II a.m. for pur- poses of dedication. Public hearing on the matter will the sam< day at I p.m. in the commiSsioners' oflicc. · The board will view Smith Hill (Rockhouse) Road in Salishury Township Jan. 26 at II :311 a.m. for purposes of abandoning the road. Public hearing on the aloandonmerit will he held 1he same day I p.m. at Ihe commissioners' ollicc. In other business. the hoard : .. Approved membership of thC Continued on pace 3 Arrests made in school break-ins, robberies· Mason woman said ·: kidnap victim at Kmart Gallipolis Cily Police arc continuing an invcsti~ation in10 the abduction of a Mason County. W.Va .. woman Monday from the parkmg lot of the the Kmart on Upper River Road. The victim told ofliccrs she had paid on a layaway at the slore around noon and left the building, returning to her vehicle. She was ihen confronted by a man who entered the vehicle and told her to drive him lo Kanaugn. The woman informed 11ITicer:; she was phl:skally assaulicd du~jng this time, nccording lo the reporL . . . The victim eventually drove the nmn to Or I Hol,low Road on Addrson Township, where they mel with another ,vehicle. Before cxitin~ the victim's car, the suspccl grabhcd the woman s sunglasses from her lace. Officers said the woman had some apparent discoloration lo the right side of her jaw, and there was evidence of scratches on her neck. The victim lcli the scene and filed u report wuh the cuy pohcc r.nvestigator. The repon did not indicate if the man took any of Ihe woman's belongings or cash. By JIM FREEMAN Sentinel News Staff Three school burglaries and two robberies were apparently solved following 1hc arrest of three JUveniles and three adults over the weekend . The six were arrested by deputies of the Meigs County Sheriffs Department f,lllowing a week-long investigation of a Dec. 8 rohbcry involving Reed's Country Store in Reedsville . according to Sheriff James M. Soulsby. It was durin~ questioning of one sutijcct that ofllcia.ls learned of u con-1 ncction with' three earlier school break-ins and an utlomplcd mhbcry in Washingtmi County. Soulsby s:rid. · The common ihread in each incident. m:cording to Soul shy and Meigs County Prosecuting Attorney John R. Lcntes. was '17-ycar-cild Mike Snloicski from Long Bott<tm . He pleaded guilty Monday morning to three counts of hrcaking ;,md entering. one count of vandalhan and Lwn counts 11f n•hhcry and was sentenced to u to1:1l of fnur years. Lcntcs said Sobieski had good grades ut Eastern High School where he was a student. Family members said Sohicski cmmuincd the ac1s after hcing turned dnwn ror mcmhcrship in thL' sehnol's chaplcr of the National Honor Society. <aid Lcntcs and Soul shy. Also charged were: John Myers. 18. of Long Bottom who was chilf!,led with breaking and entering into Riverview ·Elementary Schml and with the Reedsville robbery. He is being held in the Meigs County Jail in lieu of$100.000 b<md . Robert Dalton, 18. of Reedsville who was charged in the Reedsville 1obbcry. He is hein~ held in the Meigs Counly Jail in lieu of $100.000 bond. Matt Barnhan, 18, of Reedsville who was charged with hreaking and entering into Riverview Elcmenlary School . Jerry West. 17, 'of Rcedsvi lie who pleaded guilty lo two juvenile counts of robbery in the W1shington County and Reedsville robberies and one ~ounl of breaking and entering into Riverview Elementary School. He was sentenced to two years confinement. Sevenlccn-year-old 'Daniel Murphy, Reedsville, was charged with breaking into Meigs High School from where he was earlier expelled and Riverview Elementary School. He was also charged in the Reedsville and Washing1o11 Cnunty nJbhcrics. Lentes said Murphy has live prior juvenile felony convicticms and added that he would like tel try him as an adult in this instance. depending if the BB gun used in the Reedsville ruhh<:ry can he classified as a lircarm. Eastern High Schc•>l, Mc•gs High SchcM>I and Riverview Elementary Schc•>l ncar Reedsville were the schCNlls targeted with Sohicski.acting alone in the EHS hrcak -in . In addition. Phyllis Reed , owner of Reed's Counlry Store in Rccd.<Ville, was rnhh<:d while members of the group were alsn arrested in the Washington County robbery of a pizza delivery driver. The criminals thai rohbed Mrs. Reed allegedly used a realistic· appearing BB gun to facilitate the robbery and sprayed her with pepper' spray, according to rcporls . State law allow' juvenile dcfen· Continued on page 3 House Republicans offer $100 million more for schools days until Christmas --- COLUMBUS (AP) - House spending plan, most agencies would Republicans slaricd ihe bidding on still get more money, Johnson added. The extra money would be the next school funding plan at $100 divvied up among Ohio's neediest million. That's how much more Ohio's districts as lawmakers lay out lhc poorest school districls would share · stale's education budge! for next under legislation GOP lawmakers year. Because of the uncertainty over · plan to introduce today, accordiqg to school funding when !he Legislature Rep. Tom Johnson, R-New Concord .. debated !he stale's two-year budget The proposal would trim up to 3 . earlier this year; lawmakers left the percent from most agency budgels for second-year educa1ion budget in one the budget year beginning July I, lump sum totaling about $4.5 billion. Johnson said he hoped the House Johnson lold reporters Monday. would finish work on the budget by Some areas of the state budgetlhe end of the year. including higher education and prisThe additional money is wei· ons- would face smaller cuts. Welfare spending likely is also off-limits. come, but hardly cno11gh to comply And because of increases already with the courl decision, said !he head built into the budgets over this ye,ar's of the coalition that successfully ---' • ! challenged the funding system. ate Republicans planned to discuss . The $100 million - if spread the proposal Tuesday. across all school districts - would ' two or 'There arc, at this point, raise the state's basic subsidy by less thfl'e plans on lhe table," Ray said. than $100 per pupil, said William One or a combination could be the Phillis, executive director or tire Ohio · plan the Legislatuf'\! ultimately agrees Coalition for Equity & Adequacy of ·on. School Funding. But Ohio's basic But, given the political realities of school aid is about $2,000 less per an election year, Ray said the House student than Michigan's. The Supreme Coun gave the Leg- plan probably was the best that could islature one year - a deadline that be hoped for in 1998. Earlier this year, the Senate went expires March 24- to come up with a new way to pay for public schools. · along with a plan backed by Gov. It ruled the current method does !lOt George Voinovich that would have guarantee a quality education to all asked voters 10 approve a penny-per· students and relies too heavily· on dollar increase in the state sales tax. local properly taxes. The plan, which would have raised an Sen. Roy Ray, R·Akron, said Sen· extra $1 . 1 billion annually for scb<>nls, was rejected aft~r DemO\:rats and House conservatives refused to go along. Both Ray and Johnson said they expected to consider some fonn of tax increase eventually. "I think the governor's proposal was very reasonable," Johnson said. In the meantime, Voinovrch whe stands by his plan - suppons the House budget-cutting proposal, said Mike Dawson, Voinovich's spokesman. "This is just a piece of the puz- · zlc," Dawson said. � 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/. 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