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Site ' RACINE- Dozens of contractors packed into the Southern High School cafeteria Thursday afternoon for th~ opening of bids on the Southern Local Elementary School. project, and renovations and additions to the .high school. . Jim Swarttmiller of the Quandel _Croup, · the district :constructio'! manager, read the bids, opened by Southern Treasurer Dennie Hill. Also present were Southern Superintendent James Lawrence and architect Jack Pottmyer of MKC Associates Inc. WEBER CONSTRUCTION INC., Wesam ~onstruction Inc. of Pomeroy was $108,394; Anco Mining, $140,632; Roses' ' 3/8" Heavy-Duty VSR Drill Witb keyless chuck. Built-in 2 way level helps in drilling accurate holes. Has easy grip handle. l535S8(!·5) SLES bids Excavating Inc., $134,500. Masonry · (estimate $1,380,000): Metro Masonry, $1,594,259; LANG MASONRY, $1,440,850; Kenny Houston, $1,620,000; Wesam, $1 ,596,110. Roofing (estimate of $195,000): B&D Roofing, · '$240,992; Tri-State · Roofing, $279,390; Carl T. Johnson Inc~ , S212,260;J.J. MORLEY ENTERPRISES . INC., $204,100; Roofing & Sheet Metal Inc., $228,484; Murray Sheet Metal Co. Inc., $232,000; Freeman Roofing & eonstruction, $227,000; Stevens Construction, $229,000; Demarco Inc., $221,437; Romig Roofing, .............. flllp A3 . .. Washing that grime away . AMERICAN ALLOYS I DW303K •rsaalooiU~IINr 7 -l/2" Heavy...duty · Ill!- &am 'cally Dealpc4 ttaMie • · Circular Saw I 'l'fwtllilt U lbl. • ... 'R&dn •••••ocElli hw 8111tny Dilly Clnyilla C.Sa 333867 . . ·J RoUdAiumlnum . '. irrllDIJ CoJumns.;. . a...., ~~ Add~ I ........... '83· II! .-;liar Aaltnd, Will!. • •"Ai"... ;(pity~ .' 56" . • ·"'""•• ·• -- ... ·, up at closed· . ·1-W' ..... Latoadt" Includes 20 tooth carbide-tipped blade and wrench. Plastic carrying case included. 373095(0.1) Jim SwartzmiHer, left, of the Quandel Group and Southern Locel Treasurer Dennie Hill open and read bids on the new elementary school proJect dUring the bid OQIIli.,. held Thursdav afternoon at Southern High SchOOl in Racine. Two locll companies were apparent low bidders in the general trades and site utilities categories. REVIEWINQ BIDS - . - · ..... FROM STAFF RIPOR IS situation and how dire the straits were ·NEW HAVEN, W.Va. - Workers for· the company. The last meeting was from American Alloys have manned ~n hcl!l Jan. 10 and the plant closed its doors informational picket at the gates of ihe on Jari. 26. . . New Haven facility that shut down tWo "This is another case of forcigne.rs weeks ago after filing banktuptcy. il coming in and taking American jobs:' The informational picket addresses Kevican said. employee . concerns . over the loss of Rickard said the company will not insurance and t~e future of the compa- teU the union employees what is going ny. , . , on or about plans for the ~.Ti,'P, !'t~kaf!! .ofy.Jest "Tiu Pff6lt~m,f4littl future. · ... ~y, .;'<t ··,, · .c;&l~mbil\1 a member of-... ..tmmtllft Aftoys 11 ~ • ...ere- , in U!li.t~4 ~1:-vorkers of bli limbo," ~ickard said. -'fuilerica Local 517-t, said · ·very IroN ng a ' · U.S. Sen. J~y empl~yees received a letmy ltllff and 1 hllvt Rockefeller, p. W.Va., · is ter in the mail from their btttt in dolt touch working with the owners · insurance carrier that with tlu company of American Alloy. and coverage ~ad been · terthe union to address the minated as of Jan . 31. lind union o.IJidiiiJ to problems facing the . thtnmint how we company, acco_rding to ·a Rickard Said the insurance contract was ·to ·be can help. My prlm11ry press release ·-f!om his g;,od until the end of ls lllvifl.tD tlu Washington office. ' .......... •• • '.' The' prQblems · February. Lee Kevican, legal Jobs that a~ trlstalre facif!g American Alloys CQunsel for American lind protecting arc very trOubling and Alloys, said Thursday that employee 'btnt}itl•., my staff and I ha~~e been employees' insurance was .in close' .touch with die provided :through a selflen• ..., 'Rocw.u... '! ' comNi\y arid u~ion offifunded plan and the . cials to determine ho\\i · company paid the cost. we can help. My primary conCCJ1l is sav.· With the American Alloys filing bank- ing the jobs that arc at stake '"d prote(;truptcy.the company is unable to p~ the ing employee benefits," the senator said. costs. Kevican said the .)etters received by "Fo,.,ign imports arc at the heart of union worlren were Cobra notices, and this crisis and I am working in Washingthey can tontihu~ their insurance if they ton to see what options we have to propay for it themselves. vide some relief for American Alloys. Currently, ·according to Kevican, ·the "In the meantime, I'm· planning to company is seeking a true insurance car- arrange a meeting between company rier plan to take on the American Alloys and union rcprcsel'!tatives. If we get employees, but have not found one yet. every~:me in a together, hopefully _Kevican said the company is hoping we can find a· way to protect employee to work with government officials and health benefits and also determine how the union on seeking price protection we can work as a team resolve thit from fo~ign dumping. He !laid price problem," Rockefeller said; · , ' .1 protection is be needed to reopen the The Mason County Commission ~ plant because a small-private business mel with Frank Lee, a representative o{ cannot su~ive against a large .corpora- U.S. Rep. Bob Wise, four employee rep~ tion JNithout protection. ._ · . ' · resentatives from Ame.rican, All~ anlt · . According to Kevican, the company · Jack Fowler · of the Masol'! Count)>. and union officials had met since Octo- Development Authority about, the shut.; · ber, almost, weekly. about the dumping down. . .. ~ · mJl M_,,__ Stainless Steel Sinks Doubl~;t Bowl Sink Chrome P330,40128 . • sPot and stain resiilant • Washable finish . ·• • Soap aRd water clcan~·up I .,._,, $2999 435826 LauiJ.dry Tub · 2 Handle Kitchen Faucet with Spray · 9517: ClaronM, 1to0 . 114ndl.., •..,,,.,,pout . ltiklwn faucet with clear ltrwh luuodlu.and opray. , $7 5 All in slock Medicine . ' 4493611 449350 $52 • · FROM STAPP RlroaiS . VMH, be able to offset costs in · A motion to adopt a resolution in sup~ RUTLAND - A discussion of the noto-pmfi.le areas such as the emer- port of the motion died for lack of a second. · ·· · proposed four-mill, three-year ·lev}' to . ge~~ Meigo; .. County helped · to. In other bwiness, Dewhurst complibe refit · the emergency room at V~terans · , I . network and I think it's. · mented yil!age empl~es for their work. Memorial Hospital was held ar 'rhis build of the money to come back dpr.lng ~eecnt snowfalls, noting that ~ 1 1119hth's ~l:lr meeting of Rurlapd Vii- · time . una. 'I ·, '· tIS h'· said. "l~esidents wm: .mliritained' in ·goo.~ condi.tion. >If,•< ; Iage Co '· ,'.~ '.. 1 an'd don't need more The Yillagc: is punning two gi:miS -for' · , Rhondil Dailey, vice- president of nurs- ' alre•ady the police department, one for equipmen~ . ing. and Robe~ 13awm, chiefexccutive Bowers noted that, if the · and the o.ther for overtime ·payme'nt: ·· officer of VMH, pres-ented infOrmation about the levy, and asked council for a ·resthe hospital's emer- council learned. CounCil' agreed to fix the lights fo~ olution of support. close no later than July 1. flagpoles at 'the Ci~~ Center so .that f)~ . , Mayor Jay Dewhurst voi~ his oppoER does dose, services · ·1 transportation through can be ~roperly flown at ·night. sition to the proposal, laying that he an<! beliews the Hoi~ and Collsolidated Einiergenc: Medical Service~ will Health Systems structu~. ~hich .!'Jierales .................... A3 See our stot1l for your water heaters and replacement with Pup-Up • parts. 4999 · • .·,. S~e Handle LavatQry Faucet ~2~: - $.5 999 . Iris Tank ·&Bowl · o. .=~. . with Pclp-Up Cll..-, oM ........ loandle la110tory faucet .. willa chrome leverh4nd/e ' and puj,.up drain. . • · $4098 .. 7Le~Ud All models have , . factory installed T &P · · valves. . .'\' . I ,... '1 ELECTRIC · ' ,, Rt. 3S 160 Gawpolls, Ohio .. , GAS 30 pl. 404850.............................$159 740-446-2002 . ' M.-sat.s-7 ~~u-s ... ". ... 555 Park St. Middleport, Ohio I , • i' . -'"l I . •' . '. ' ( •' t: ' ~ · t ~------------~~--~~~~------------~--~------------~''· ......,._lawmakers dose to tobacco· spending pia~; -·· . ' • .. ' tluat"tt.q Jf 2 Sadlinl ... 12,,.._ .' Speaker]~ a • ' ...•. .• • '" ,. ~ . "' o~~ci.: paae"4' a lotteries . ~ ,• saicl• "sJ)!!Miag . 740-992~11 · 1-800-733·333~ ' ' ", I to for ' VaJ)ey LuQiber ·.4 Supply Co. . ~.... ' ,•. room ' .COLUMDUi;t{AP) - ... new proposal "I thin'le JM fad Ohio. over the next 12 yeiu:s 10 be paid ' . Republicans, laid Aim for spending Ohio's $10.1 billion .share of Itt II d4tt mtafll thn lmdw ~· ' automatically into sevep trust funds. son is ·hopeful tobacco bill can be the · natioqal tobacco settlement wpuld . -~ , Lawmaker's would then appropriate rhe next·wcck. .!.C.aa!ll '•undlllaru.,.._,.---i<:·':........A-.S .. , require. duiit ""'cific dQIIaf amounts' be set ' ll!llfft.·ID.gtt ,it dont in time . money frc?m those'funds into various proSen. Scott Nein, lt-Middletow.t, ~C'iM"IIMB'flJatckl.illi....-'_. · ..:_.,.....~u~ . 1l:1!. · :iside e,lu'cat\oh, instead of percentases. · jw"a~e~siort day,., · · ., ': grams every two ~ears. . lawmakers should wait for the; OhM~:· 1' , .!.C~j!:umliiCIIii----,......:..-'_..B~5 ~ .It wou!d' afs9 crea~ ~ lqpslative piOCC!SI . ·. _ . . ', As a ~It ofthts plan,tt would take leg- Supreme Coon's ruling :- expected late(' , , Editorial• M , •. · ~ ·prot«~ ~ding ptl~~es for 12 ye~ · . , ..-,II~~!G'Gov.,ac:o .r,lft ':1 isl~~ve ~on· to ~verse'th~ spending pri- thi~ year - ·on wl!eth~r' Ohio's ,syttem it(· ,.O!IIbiwtuillllv!lluu..;.;':.::..:......:..-A3.cw 'Rep. Donald Mottl~ R-West CarroUtori,' , ·· · '! ontte• by changmg whteh funds .the education funding is ~onsti!utionaJ . befoRSgorta B1-a said Thund#v . -• . . · s~ndin(the bulk ohhdl O.J billio!l on money ~ into. . . s~ing spel'!ding priorities. He also believes, • II'WjiJCullltb>IL•-··- ,- - -·"""'Alt:.l! ,• "We'D •!'Ia'!, ~ hatd ~qllar amount as· public' hea'!th nee~. S5'hPQis and ediK:ation , .~(ter 12 ~ars,lawmakers would ha~ to much of the tobacco money !lhould tli ~ · • • opposed to a perceiJPIF ... to m~ke ~rc '·techl!ology over 25 yean. . ' , \ 1 'i de~}~ ~et~er they wanted to contmue returned to taXpayen. · · •• · the d~llan are all~ted:• · said Mottley, "I , ~Ink the fact that ~eY ,set ,a date thts au!om~ttc process. "Wh~t's the rush here? Let's leave tho,-. ritembei of ajqint House and Senate com- .melnii they lt1'!9W we want ~ ~~ it done . Setti,ng spec1fic dollar amounts for ~du~ monC)i in th~ accoun1 \lie set up to p1,1t iq.. 11Jittcc .. rneetini IJ'ue.day tO wotk out disin time for a set~iOn' day:• llitilbur'il',.;d. "It's c~tiori as opp<Med to percentages ts a then wait to .hear wh-' ·the court sav*P'.' ' ,J :/. agreements in the p~, an aclmowledjpnent of the .fact ""'rc gctc reflection of the uncertainty of the actual Nein said. ' · ~:. · OtuQ ' , . Pkil ): 2+4; Pick 4: 7-8-3-~ Scott Milburn, a spokesman for Gov. ting dasc." ., , •, . paymeniS. . . . .:the LegislatuR! ~ law · 1!1~t ~ 1 · : . ~ 5:8-12-19-29.36 Bob Taft, · d~nied t at ( a dl!ll 'ilia4 been .. ~:Wednesday js rhe ohly sc;hedw~d session .: For ex~mple, Ohio's second payment, state ~t every 1\W )'ears and w·W·' ' sealed. . ' ·t clay fOr both' the House and 'Senate this $)011.3 mtihon, last rn9nth was about IJ not be bound by pian' l&YA- ' . He said the go~ still wanl5· to ste a ) moilth ·before the March 7 prim~ length. . · • Dtlly ): 4-5..8 Dtlly ,, 3-1-7-2 1 percent smaller th~n orjginaUy estimated. plan as close as possible to that approved by Ul)der 'the pioposed plan ouclined bY Future payments could be higher or lower Lawmslten say a pl8n (01: the Taft's Tobacco Task Forte l:ast year. . •· ' M~. lawmakers W!MJid ~ a biD depe11;ding on tobacco 'sales. money is RMUit to serve aa a JUideliqi.IIJ · ''\ The 15-member task forc-e proposed that requires tobacco paym~ts made 10 <;>rest Holubec, a spokesman for House future lawmaken. · ) •".' • ' 40 fill. 40411811............................. $159 50 fill. 405584, ..................... ~ ...... $162 ' . ............... $163 Thomas ··r ::loit relltet! Jet. a . . 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"I will just say this, our i!M5tigation is still open," said Stephen Wolaver, chief trial counsel for the Greene County prosecutor's office, appointed as the special prosecutor in the investigation. Sheriff Gary DeMastry pleaded innocent Thursday in Fairfield County Common Pleas Court to 323 tharges that include theft in office and money laundering. The. other four also pleaded innocent. A special grand jury investigation started in April after a stare audit accused the sheriff's office of misspending $287,275 fiom 1994 to 1997. Wolaver said after the arraignments that no special grand jury ha1, been cali.,Q to consider more charges. The grand jury in this county about 30 miles southeast of Columbus indicted all five Jan. 31. The charges were unsealed Thursday. Wolaver refused to conim.ent on specifics involving the charges ag2inst DeMastry, which include 22 counts of theft in office, 16 counts of money laundering and 226 counts of complicity to tampering with evidence. DeMastry, a two-term Republican running for re-election this ~. said before his arraignment that he had no comment. He has: previously derued any wrongdoing and said he will not resign. · LOS ANGELES (AP) - The nation's airlines are under a federal order to inspect hundreds of jetliners after tv.:o Alaska Airlines planes were found to have equipment damage similar to that on Alaska Flight 261. The Federal Aviation Administration order announced Thursday covers all MD-80, MD-90. DC-9 and 717 J eries jetliners- about 1,100 planes or one-fifth of the nation's passenger airline fleet. Airlines have three tlays to comply. Aight disruptions were expected, but federal officials said they believed the traveling public will understand. "It's far more important that we get these airplanes inspected," said Tom McSweeny. FAA associate administrator for aircraft certification. "We want it done right, :ind we want it done thorough." ' Alaska Airlines grounded two of its 34 MD-80 series planes after me!al shavings were found around the jackscrews, long rods in the tail that drive the planes' horizontal stabilizers and help control the up-and-down direction of a plane. The two planes were in Seattle and Pordand, Ore. ' OSHA contracts approved CINCINNATI (AP) - Government regulators say they hope long-terrri agreements thlt require he;.lth and safety commitme11ts b:urri contractors can reduce deaths and injuries at construction job sites. The deals being signed today with two southwestern ·Ohio contractor associations will allow the Occupational Safety and Health Administration to better use its resources in trying to assure safety in the construction industry, agency officials said Thursday. ' The deals cover all heahh and safety requirements for the construction trade, which OSHA considers to be.one of the most hazardous industries it regulates, agency officials said. The deals are to l:ist at least three years and likely longer, officials said. In return, OSHA will inspect job sites less often and generally. li'!lit the scope of its inspections to '\Y(lrker complaints ot specific accidei)ts, said William Murphy, 'OSHA's Cincinnati area director. · Tile agreements . will not exempt participating contractors fiom complying with OSHA regulations, he. said. And if OSHA finds minor safety violations, it will not cite the company if a contractor fixes the problems while agency personnel are still present, Murphy said. Sharpton targets superintendent CLEVELAND (AP) - · Civil rights activist Rev. AI Sharpton confronted the superintendent of a suburban school district for allegedly punishing black students - · but not white ones - for improper sexual behavior with a white girl. With Cleveland NAACP President George Forbes at his side, Sharpton on Thursday walked .onto the grounds of Euclid High Sc.hool, in the integrated suburb of Euclid, and was stopped by the 'scjlool's security officers. . · · ~;They were asked to leave but refused, demanding to speak with · · Superintendent Kurt Stanic. : ;•It would seem to me he would respect the NAACP and all of us a1;id say, 'Let's have open dialog, I have nothing to hide.' To send storm troopers out here to tell us to leave the property doesn't so).ind like somebody to me who cari defend their position;' said S~arpton, of New York. . f.1oments later, a security officer invited Shar)>ton, Fo.bes and P'!rents of some of the suspended or expelled students to a meeting · rpom in the district's administrative offices. · .1 'he National Association· for the Advancement' of Colored PeoP.ie has alleged that only black teen-age boys were eXJ>elled or suspended either for having oral sex recendy with one white girl inside the school, or.for witnessing what occurred and not reporting it to si:hool officials. .; ' ' ' DEATH NOTICES • · The study indicates that nts, and presumably humans, are highly susceptible to alcohol-related neurological damage when developing , bnin cells are furiously building the connections needed for memory, learning and thought. In humans , this period of rapid bnin development starts in the sixth month of gestation and continues for two years. : after birth. In rats, it comes in the two weeks after birth. . New tedanlques to stop sbokes NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Doctors are developing entirely new approaches to stop strokes, the nation's. No. 3 killer, including lasers, sound waves and gadgets to attack blood clots deep inside the brain. ' The first report on one of these devices- a liser beam on the tiP. of skinny, flexible tube -was made Thursday at a conference of the ' American Strok" Association. Only heart attacks and cancer kill more Americans than strokes. Most occur when a blood clot gets stuck in one of the'brain's arteries, · choking off' the blood supply. Unless it can be dislodged within six• • hours or so, a section of brain dies, causing paralysis and other prob~ · !ems. . . Clot-dissolving drugs can· stop strokes if given quicltly enough, but WASHINGTON (AP) - The overwhelming attacks this week the therapy can also trigger bleeding in the .brain so, doctors are often against some of the Internet's biggest companies required dozens of reluctant to ·offer it. Other recent attempts at d~veloping stroke medi-. · powerful "zombie" computers collectively aiming a crippling tide of cines have been disappointing. Now eXJ>erts say at .least a dozen companies are developing devices data at target Web sites. . Experts believe the hat:kers earlier had infiltrated and secretly intended to physically remove or des.troy clots. The first results were installed their attack software on these computers, setting them up as reported by Dr. Wayne M. Clark of the Oregon Stroke Center in Port-· land. · unwitting accomplices in a crime-in-the-making. . ·· Were the operators ·of these computers merely victims of these unprecedented assaults, or were they par.tly to blame? .· It's a question with enormous consequences for the Internet, the CAMDEN, S.C. (AP) -Walter Lawson was named U.S. marshal by sprawling worldwide network that has few rules and where security Lyndon B. Johnson and has worked for Democratic Sen. Ernes~ can range fiom ironclad to nonexistent. As the h1ternet's importance grows as an engine for America's economy, some exper~ wonder . Hollings, yet this self-identified "very Yellow Dog Democrat" is moonwhether unsafe computers can continue to be tolerated, or whether ing over·a Republican. 'John McCain is one heUuva guy," Lawson says·. there is any alternative. · He may vote for McCain in the Feb. 19 Republican primary against "There are a lot of devices .QUt there that are misconfigu.red, wide national front-run!ler George W. Bush. Whether or not Lawson and· open, totally available · to anyone who wan·ts to use them;' said Russ Cooper, .w ho runs the NTBugtraq Internet discussion group about thousands of other D,emocrats and independents turn out for the Ar.i computer security. "That's very, very true and it shouldn't be. Why do · zona senator may determine th~ race between McCain and Bush ·- . in this and other prim•ry states. ''· we accept this?" Voting is open to non-Republicans in several upcoming GOP con.;. tests, including South Carolina, Michigan, Virginia, North Dakota,: Missouri and Georgia. States with so.-Galled clo~ed primaries are · WASHINGTON (AP) -· Laboratory studies suggest that a single reporting a flood o(\nquiries from people hoping to switch their reg.. . drinlcing binge by a pregnant woman can damage for life the brain of . istration to Republican. "Many of them say they're doing it for McCain;• said William R· her unborn child. That's the conclusion of a study published today in the journal Sci- Galvin, secretary of state in Massachusetts. McCain thumped Bush in New Hampshire by securing a majority ence on the effects of alcohol on the very young. of GOP voters and a virtu:il sweep of the state's large independent The conclusion is based on a study conducted on laboratory rats, but eXJ>erts said the work helps to explain why children born to drink- bloc. Bush's political team vastly underestimated the independent ing mothers can suffer k"l'ning disabilities, memory loss and other turnout, in part because of an ill-advised refusal to conduct tracking polls. .; brain disorders. CHESAPEAKE - John W. Schneider, 75, Chesapeake, died Wednesday, Feb. 9, 2000 in the Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Huntington, W: Va. Born Oct. 23, 1924 in Lawrence County, son of the late Virgil E. and Effie Watrous Schneider, he was a retired postal clerk at the C hesapeake Post Office. He was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II, p~d a member of Chesapeake American Legion Post 640,VFW P ' 1064 and the DAV Chapter. Surviving are his wife of 50 years, Hazel kins Schneider; two sons, . David A. (Melinda G.) Schneider of Pr torville, and John Darwin (Elizabeth) Schneider of Pomeroy; rw grandchildren; a brother, , Eugene Schneider of Chesapeake; and seve I nieces a.nd nephews. He was also preceded in death by a brot r, Glen Schneider. Services will b~ 2 p.m . Saturday in Hall Funeral Home, Proctorville, V(ith the Rev. Leo Edwards officiating. Burial will be in Rome Ceme, t~ry. Friends may call at the funeral home on Saturday, one hour prior . to services. ~ · POMEROY - Veterans Memorial Hospital in Po~roy was the apparent target of a bomb threat this morning. Patients and others were temporarily evacuated from the facility and were able to return shortly before 9 a.m. No details were available as of press time. . . . \ ' FOR GREAT SERVICE BEFORE AND. AFTER THE SALE . . . · POMEROY- Jack Gre~naway, Pomeroy, ~ed Thursday, Feb. 10, ZOOO in ;I'alm Beach Gardens Medical Center, Palm Beach , Fla. He is survived by his wife, Martha. · Arrangements will be ·announced later. · Bids from Page AI . I • $314,000~ Aluminum entrances, windows, glass and glazing (estimate $125,000): CAPITOL ALUMINUM & GLASS, $167,000; Crnce Construction, $195,532 . . Food service equipment (estimate $160,000): Wasserstrom, . $147,500; LOUIS R. POLSTER CO., $141,197; Quality Restaurant . Supply, $152,223; Tom Canon Co., $144,260. · Casework: Library and science (estimate $560,000): Custom Fabricators, $458,700; UNIVERSAL CUSTOM MILLWORK, $414,000; Farnham Equipment, $425,000. Plumbing (estimate $410,000): Pioneer Pipe, $623,049; GEIGER BROTHERS, $423,100; : HVAC (estimate $1,012,000): GEIGER BROTHERS, $1,567,100; Pioneer Pipe, i2,397,725; Murrny Sheet Metal (:o. Inc., $1,833,261; Sauer Inc., S1.no,ooo. : Electrical (estimate $765,000): KAL ELECTRIC, $810,000; [>avis, Pickering & Co. Electrit:, $872,820; Brown ·· Electric, ,.,1.040,980. ' ,. • • • • Technology (estimate i255,000): Cedar Falls Commuii.ications, $72,734.72; Esquire Data Corp., $69,678; ADC Technologies Inc., . $52,655; M felecommunications . Inc., f48,266; Consortium CommuniBations, $80,503; Cabling Con&epts Inc., $50,731; WIRE TO WIRE INC., $44,530; Micro,(;om.net Inc., $74,032.74; Davis, ·Pickering & Co. Electric, $154,208; Brown Electric, • ., ' Man convicted In girl's death ~.WARREN (AP) -A man could face the death penalty on his ~nviction for raping and killing a 10-year-old girl in a wooded a¢a between Youngstown and Warren. : : . A Trumbull County Conunon Pleas Co11rt jury deliberated for tWo days before finding George Foster, 33, of nearby McDonald, guilty of aggravated murder, rape and kidnapping on Thursday. : · Prosecutor Dennis Watkiqs said jurors will return Montlay for tjle penalty p~e of the trial. : : Foster was convicted of killing BridgetWetzl on May 15 near her ·weathersfield Township home. Police said Foster was an acquain~)lce of the Wetzl family and told the girl he wanted to show her ~by raccoons hi the woods. 2000 FORD MUSTANG v8, Auto, AC, THt, Cruise, All Power CO, ..,._ _....;;SO;;;;OO Rebate ond 4.8% 2000 FORD TAURUS V8, Auto, AC, iln, Crulee, Power, Etc., $800 Rebate and 3.8% APR The Daily Sentinel Jim Varf}ey of Ernesr· Cnrw Ctlb, Dually, 4x4, OIHel, XLT, All 'Power. Caaa., CO, M~ny, Many Extras V8, Auto, AC, lltt. CruiH, All Power, More All New Styling 6.8% APR ,. funny.' He could stand up there and really do it.'' Varney died oflung cancer at · his home in White · House, Tenn., north of Nashville, said Hoot Gibson, his attorney. Varney had been sick ·since 1998 but kept working into last year, including a role in "Daddy' and Them;' a film directed by Billy Bob Thornton. · •· , ·"Any of us who knew Jim well knovr that the world will never exactly know what a great talent and extraordinary human being .we have lost," Thornton said in a statement. "I loved him dearly." .In .commercials, Ernest got his fingers slammed in a house window, fell off a ladder and got electrically shocked fooling with a broken-TV set. He always wore blue jeans, a T-shirt, a denim vest and a baseball cap. Ernest was hapless and harm-· less as he endlessly ·pestered his unseen neighbor, "Vern." His catch · phrases were "Hey Vern" and "Know-what !-mean?" .. SWCD meeting set ; HARRISONVILLE- No injuries were reported following a onevehicle accident on State Route 684 in Scipio Township Wednesday around 11 a.m. Jerry J. Hani!tg, 42, Albany, was northbound, driving a 1986 Chevrolet S-1 0, when he swerved to avoid an animal in the road and struck a ditch, acco[!ling to a Meigs County Sheriff's Office report. The tru~k received moderate damage. POMEROY - Meigs Soil and Water C o nservation District will meet in special session Tuesday at 8 p.m. at th e district office. Various personnel matters will be con'du cted at the meeting. Special meeting at lodge RACINE .- . Pomeroy-Racine Lodge 164 F & AM will hold a special meeting Wednesday at 7:30p.m . at the'lodge in Ra cine, with work in the Master Mason Degree. POMEROY - Meigs County Health Department will offer an · immunization clinic on Tuesday from 1-7 p.m . at Meigs Multipurpose : Center. Every child must be accompanied by a parent/ legal guardian, and · present an immunization record . VALLEY WEATHER Light·snow, rain forecast: for region on Saturday ' LOCAL STOCKS 45'· 54'• 1'· 29,•. Rutland from DYER Meatreealled due to allergen 2000 MODEl SILVERADO PICUPI mCHOOSE FaMI Brand New 2000 Chevy Blazer LS 4 Door 4x4 Brand New 2000 Chevy Silverado Extended Cab 4x4 122,150* 121,850* •Automatic 1 Air CondHionlng 1 Nicely Equlppe<ll • Vortec V·B Power • Air Conditioning ·• Styled Wheels I s- Bra111d New 2000 Chevy Serles LS Ext Cab 4il4 ~1,150* • Automatic, Air Cond. • Tilt & Cruise · • Aluminum Wheelsl All New2000 .. MAILSI!BSCIIIP'I'IONS' ' lllllde Mtlp 'CO.o,ty · ,13 Weob.........·............... $27.30 ~ Woeb ............ ~.............................. $S3.8~ '52 Woeb ........................... :.... ,.......... SlOS.S6 1999 FORD FSSO . ri .. : : . : •••: . . . . . . . . . Cr- c.b 4K4, 7.3 L ~. II Speed, I>C, All Power Equipped & Aluminum Bed llatnO.- Melli c-11 13 .,.,...~.; ......... " .............................. $29.2!1 ,:IIIWoob ........................................ $5~.68 , ' rr.... Not ,Included to CUalltled Buyera •II sz ..........:..:........,..............;............$109.72 4 I 4 • lli'/'l••l , 'Tuft, Tajjs, Tille l'eeo om. ~ InCluded In 8ale price of new Yeh~le listed Wlltrt ljllillcable. '"On~ credt. On selocted moclell. Not~ for ~lcalarrpra. Prices Good Februal'f 11th Th!0191 FebMrt 13th. .' . . l . ' lt•f\1~1.~ ._u,_-., ·o.r...,·.- ·..... ....,.... (7•1 m-ms. w. ~ultorioolt '~., ~~ocy. co1 ... ••• •• ,11\ will ,.......... lllol iall -luo I wawdali r nrn..... ...,___ .. .News Dlpll'lnleittl ~ c:.nu~..... ~E · i'-'i< "010~~ · no ..to l"'!'bo• 11 m.zm. o.po...... . ' ·-~.......................:£.~itt! P}J.Qne ' 740-992-2196 ~.jerryblbbee~eom ' . • 461 S. Third Ave: ·:Middleport '" NIWI ..-·..--.........................,....... Eit. IIO:Z - - - · -......- .................... or E1t. 1186 '"'' ) $286,47'3; Network: Dynamics, $78,344. Fire protection (estimate $176,000): Great Valley Fire Protection, $154,400/$21,600 additional for alternate; Dalmatian POMEROY -The Meigs County Sheriff's Office investigated two Fire Inc., $.1.69,630/$1 additional compla~nts rec.ently. for alternate; BREWER & CO. INC., $121,880/$24,000 additional for alternate. BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Tonight.. .Cloudy. Lows around Combination bid packages Colder temperatures are 30. Northwest wind 5 to 10 mph.. were sub1nitted by: .returning to Ohio as air frOm the Saturday... Cloudy with . .a Wesam Construction Co., . AEP-31~ Lands End - 29'.i north filters into the state, but no . chance of light snow or : rain.: $3,773,810 for general trades and , Akzo - 38'1. Ltd.- 34,,. significant amounts of snow are I HiJ.:hs around 40. Chance of pr.emasonry, $2,522,910 for general AmTech/SBC - 42Yo Oak Hill Financial- 14,, expected in the near future, fore- cipitation 40 percent. . trades and roofing, $2,533,710 for Ashland 011 - 31 'OVB-33}. . · Saturday night ... Partly cloudy. . casters said. general trades and aluminum AT&T-49~. One Valley- 31 '!. Some light snow is possible in · Lows ·25 to 30. ' entrances, windows, glass and Bank One - 28'1. Peoples - 19'!. southeast Ohio on Saturday. Extended forecast: glazing; Bob Evans - 15'1. Premier- 8'1. Temperatures will be more Sunday... Partly cloudy early,' Pioneer Pipe, $2,911,118 for BorgWarner - 33\ winterlike tonight with lows in . then increasing douds. Rain likeRockwell plumbing and HVAC; Geiger Champion -4'• RD Shell the teens. Highs on Saturday will ly at night, mainly after midniglif. Brothers, $1,969,300 for plumb- Charming Shops Sears be in the 30s. Highs in the mid 40s. · ing and HVAC; City Holding - 15 Shoney's - 1}, The record-high temperature Monday.,.Rain likely, mainly Brown Electric, $1,333,660 for Federal Mogul -' 15 Wendy's - 17~• for this date at the Columbus during the morning. Colder with electrical and technology; KAl Flrstar- 22'1. Worthington - 13'l. weather station was 70 degrees in . a · chan c~ of snow · showers at Electric, $972,592 for electrical Gannett - 68'· Dally stock reports are. the 1932while the record low \vas 11 night. Lows in the ' mid 30s arid and technology; Davis, Pickering . ·General Electric - 1l5'/• 4 p.m. closing quotes o' the · below zero in 1885. ,Sunset highs in the mid 40s. & Co. Electric, $1,019,070 for Harley Davidson- 10~. previous day's tranaactlona, tonight will be at 6:03 p.m. and Tuesday... Becoming partly electrical and technology. K mart-a,, provided by Adveat of ·Gal- sunrise Saturday at 7:29 a.m. cloudy. Lows in the lower and Quandel wih review the bid< Kroger- ·16'· lipolis. . Weather forecast: mid 30s and highs in the mid 40s.. and report back to the Southern Local Board of Education prior to its Feb. 28 meeting, Lawrence said. · ·tr·' , . t'lie $9.8 riiillion elementary . '• school, slated to open at the. Page AI beginning of the 2001'-02 school year, will replace three elemenThe parks and recreation comtary schools, the junior high mittee is to meet on Feb.15 at6:30 school and kindergarten. ,p.m. to discuss plans for the village's Thy school is funded by state new park. Commissioner Jeffiey money, matched locally by Thornton. and ·County Tourism $4.'042,000 from. a 23-year; 5.39 ' Director ·Karin Johnson ·and a mtll bond/levy Issue. Plans also number of local business people call for bu.1ldi'!~ addmons . to and organizations are involved in Southern High ~hool, mcludmg the project. a new media center, science lab and other rooms. Walking trails, playgrounds, tenGround was broken on the nis and basketball courts, and picproject last fall. The school will be nic areas are being pla!lned for the located adjacent ~~e high school. park, to be located on land vacated by the floOd hazard mitigation program. Publisher rcaervea the ri&ht to adjust rates , durin& tile subscription periOd. Sub~erlptlon rate chlnaa may bt: irnplemented.\ty cbari&ina ·thoduntlonoftheaublcrlptkin: ' . 4 Or., Umhed, VB, A'IND, Auto, Cllmale Conb'ol, Moonrool, Duol, CD, Loadec!l . Immunization clinic set . · WASHINGTO!'I (AP) -The government 'says iome 211,000 Publiahcd every aflcmoon, Monday throuaJt pounds of !teak' products are being Pridly, lll Caurt St., Pomeroy, Ohio, by the recalled because the packages don't Ohio 'Wiley Publishlna Company. Sct:ond cl., posltp paid ll Pomeroy, Ohio. Qisclose the possi~; presence of· M-ber. The APOC:latcd Pi-cu, and the Ohio buttermilk and wh~ allergens to Ntwap!lptr Aaoeiation. iaosrMAs:ntR; SCind address ~mctlons to· ' some people. \ . 11te Dally Sentinel, 111 Coun St., Pomeroy, The products .bei1'1g recalled ~y Olllo45769 Advance Food Co. Inc . .of Enid, SIJIISCRimONRATIS . , , By Carrier or Motor Route Oltla., were distributed to stores OM Week ............................................. $2.00 throughout the United States , the O..Montb ............................................ ~.70 Agriculture Department said One Yc1r .........................:................ :.SI04.00 . SJNGLE COPY PRICE Thursday. Ihey are labeled "Steak Daily.................................................3.5 Cents fo~ Country Fryin~ - Fully Sublcriben DOl deslrln& tapay the carrier may Cooked Cubed Beef.. SteaK~ and rcmllla advaJace direct to The Daily Sentinel on a three, six or 12 month balls. Cudit will be sold in 2),:.pound p'fkages: "Est. &fven carder ~h week. . \ 2260Y" appears inside the USDA -NQ tubtc:riptlon by mall pcr,..illed in areas, :where hOme cap-icr scrv~ i1 available. , inspection q~ark .. 2000 FORD F350 movies dies at 50 NASHVILLE, Teqn. (Af)' - · friends recall Jim Varney as 'a gjfted comic actor often o~r­ shadowed by his .success at play~g a doofus in the popular ~ries of ''Ernest" movies and ~imdreds of commercials. · The [UiJ<:t rubbery face of Varney, who died on Thurs!Iay ~t 50, portrayed Ernest P. Worrell - a slapstick· .charac. ter who. peddled cars, ·, milk, pizza a'ild many other products in t~levision pitches. ·:: "I don't know· how many times I have · heard a writer say .ibout a · script, 'This isn't f'~ny;" ~id John Cherry o£' Ci.rden lk Cherry, the advertisi&g firm . that produced the }lfuest ills. , :~ ul'd ~ respond, 'Don't worry, Varney will malte it I (USPS Z13·960) 1 Earth el Pe rduc, Po meroy, reported Thu rsday morning that his truck broke down on SR 681 near Gold Ridge R oad. Upon returning, he discovered that vandals had dama ged the front grill, the windshield and windshield trim on the 1988 F- 150. JeffTaylor, Darwin , reported Wednesday that his trailer was entere4 . through a bathroom window and fo ur ca ns of c hange stolen. Acddent reported Community New..,.per Holdlnp, Inc. .. • POMEROY - Jason Quivey was sentenced earlier this week in Meigs County Court of Common Pleas on a felony charge of complicity to commit grand theft of a motor vehicle. He received an.18-m<;mth prison term, suspended to five years community control and enrollment in the Southeast Probation Treatment Alternativ.es program. He was also ordered to complete 500 hours of community service. • . · He was accused of stealing a 1997 Chevrolet Blazer belonging to Dan Howard on Oct. 3,1999 . Complaints investigated . • Man sentenced on charge . Jack Greenawav · · • LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF Bomb threat at VMH McCain may lure Demoaats .' ' The Dally Sentinel • Page A 3 John W. Schneider \_Veb hacking probe continues Studies: Alcohol killS fetuses · Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Walt VIrginia's t1 Chevy, PonUIC, Bulclr, Olds, And . Cullom Van Dealer. . . " .•. ' ,, Monday- s.turday 9 am - 8 pm 1 •7 •• �' .. • • ' Frldey, February 11,2000 '· hge A 2 • The Dally llntlnel F~,Febtuary11,2000 POIMI'9y, Middleport, Ohio BUCKEYE BRIEFS NATIONA.L NEWS IN ·BRIEF Probe of $heltff not·ftnlshecl yet FAA orders Jet Inspections LANCASTER (AP) - The investigation that led to the 351count indictment ag2irut the Fairfield County sheriff, his wife and three officers is not finished, says a special prosecutor. "I will just say this, our i!M5tigation is still open," said Stephen Wolaver, chief trial counsel for the Greene County prosecutor's office, appointed as the special prosecutor in the investigation. Sheriff Gary DeMastry pleaded innocent Thursday in Fairfield County Common Pleas Court to 323 tharges that include theft in office and money laundering. The. other four also pleaded innocent. A special grand jury investigation started in April after a stare audit accused the sheriff's office of misspending $287,275 fiom 1994 to 1997. Wolaver said after the arraignments that no special grand jury ha1, been cali.,Q to consider more charges. The grand jury in this county about 30 miles southeast of Columbus indicted all five Jan. 31. The charges were unsealed Thursday. Wolaver refused to conim.ent on specifics involving the charges ag2inst DeMastry, which include 22 counts of theft in office, 16 counts of money laundering and 226 counts of complicity to tampering with evidence. DeMastry, a two-term Republican running for re-election this ~. said before his arraignment that he had no comment. He has: previously derued any wrongdoing and said he will not resign. · LOS ANGELES (AP) - The nation's airlines are under a federal order to inspect hundreds of jetliners after tv.:o Alaska Airlines planes were found to have equipment damage similar to that on Alaska Flight 261. The Federal Aviation Administration order announced Thursday covers all MD-80, MD-90. DC-9 and 717 J eries jetliners- about 1,100 planes or one-fifth of the nation's passenger airline fleet. Airlines have three tlays to comply. Aight disruptions were expected, but federal officials said they believed the traveling public will understand. "It's far more important that we get these airplanes inspected," said Tom McSweeny. FAA associate administrator for aircraft certification. "We want it done right, :ind we want it done thorough." ' Alaska Airlines grounded two of its 34 MD-80 series planes after me!al shavings were found around the jackscrews, long rods in the tail that drive the planes' horizontal stabilizers and help control the up-and-down direction of a plane. The two planes were in Seattle and Pordand, Ore. ' OSHA contracts approved CINCINNATI (AP) - Government regulators say they hope long-terrri agreements thlt require he;.lth and safety commitme11ts b:urri contractors can reduce deaths and injuries at construction job sites. The deals being signed today with two southwestern ·Ohio contractor associations will allow the Occupational Safety and Health Administration to better use its resources in trying to assure safety in the construction industry, agency officials said Thursday. ' The deals cover all heahh and safety requirements for the construction trade, which OSHA considers to be.one of the most hazardous industries it regulates, agency officials said. The deals are to l:ist at least three years and likely longer, officials said. In return, OSHA will inspect job sites less often and generally. li'!lit the scope of its inspections to '\Y(lrker complaints ot specific accidei)ts, said William Murphy, 'OSHA's Cincinnati area director. · Tile agreements . will not exempt participating contractors fiom complying with OSHA regulations, he. said. And if OSHA finds minor safety violations, it will not cite the company if a contractor fixes the problems while agency personnel are still present, Murphy said. Sharpton targets superintendent CLEVELAND (AP) - · Civil rights activist Rev. AI Sharpton confronted the superintendent of a suburban school district for allegedly punishing black students - · but not white ones - for improper sexual behavior with a white girl. With Cleveland NAACP President George Forbes at his side, Sharpton on Thursday walked .onto the grounds of Euclid High Sc.hool, in the integrated suburb of Euclid, and was stopped by the 'scjlool's security officers. . · · ~;They were asked to leave but refused, demanding to speak with · · Superintendent Kurt Stanic. : ;•It would seem to me he would respect the NAACP and all of us a1;id say, 'Let's have open dialog, I have nothing to hide.' To send storm troopers out here to tell us to leave the property doesn't so).ind like somebody to me who cari defend their position;' said S~arpton, of New York. . f.1oments later, a security officer invited Shar)>ton, Fo.bes and P'!rents of some of the suspended or expelled students to a meeting · rpom in the district's administrative offices. · .1 'he National Association· for the Advancement' of Colored PeoP.ie has alleged that only black teen-age boys were eXJ>elled or suspended either for having oral sex recendy with one white girl inside the school, or.for witnessing what occurred and not reporting it to si:hool officials. .; ' ' ' DEATH NOTICES • · The study indicates that nts, and presumably humans, are highly susceptible to alcohol-related neurological damage when developing , bnin cells are furiously building the connections needed for memory, learning and thought. In humans , this period of rapid bnin development starts in the sixth month of gestation and continues for two years. : after birth. In rats, it comes in the two weeks after birth. . New tedanlques to stop sbokes NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Doctors are developing entirely new approaches to stop strokes, the nation's. No. 3 killer, including lasers, sound waves and gadgets to attack blood clots deep inside the brain. ' The first report on one of these devices- a liser beam on the tiP. of skinny, flexible tube -was made Thursday at a conference of the ' American Strok" Association. Only heart attacks and cancer kill more Americans than strokes. Most occur when a blood clot gets stuck in one of the'brain's arteries, · choking off' the blood supply. Unless it can be dislodged within six• • hours or so, a section of brain dies, causing paralysis and other prob~ · !ems. . . Clot-dissolving drugs can· stop strokes if given quicltly enough, but WASHINGTON (AP) - The overwhelming attacks this week the therapy can also trigger bleeding in the .brain so, doctors are often against some of the Internet's biggest companies required dozens of reluctant to ·offer it. Other recent attempts at d~veloping stroke medi-. · powerful "zombie" computers collectively aiming a crippling tide of cines have been disappointing. Now eXJ>erts say at .least a dozen companies are developing devices data at target Web sites. . Experts believe the hat:kers earlier had infiltrated and secretly intended to physically remove or des.troy clots. The first results were installed their attack software on these computers, setting them up as reported by Dr. Wayne M. Clark of the Oregon Stroke Center in Port-· land. · unwitting accomplices in a crime-in-the-making. . ·· Were the operators ·of these computers merely victims of these unprecedented assaults, or were they par.tly to blame? .· It's a question with enormous consequences for the Internet, the CAMDEN, S.C. (AP) -Walter Lawson was named U.S. marshal by sprawling worldwide network that has few rules and where security Lyndon B. Johnson and has worked for Democratic Sen. Ernes~ can range fiom ironclad to nonexistent. As the h1ternet's importance grows as an engine for America's economy, some exper~ wonder . Hollings, yet this self-identified "very Yellow Dog Democrat" is moonwhether unsafe computers can continue to be tolerated, or whether ing over·a Republican. 'John McCain is one heUuva guy," Lawson says·. there is any alternative. · He may vote for McCain in the Feb. 19 Republican primary against "There are a lot of devices .QUt there that are misconfigu.red, wide national front-run!ler George W. Bush. Whether or not Lawson and· open, totally available · to anyone who wan·ts to use them;' said Russ Cooper, .w ho runs the NTBugtraq Internet discussion group about thousands of other D,emocrats and independents turn out for the Ar.i computer security. "That's very, very true and it shouldn't be. Why do · zona senator may determine th~ race between McCain and Bush ·- . in this and other prim•ry states. ''· we accept this?" Voting is open to non-Republicans in several upcoming GOP con.;. tests, including South Carolina, Michigan, Virginia, North Dakota,: Missouri and Georgia. States with so.-Galled clo~ed primaries are · WASHINGTON (AP) -· Laboratory studies suggest that a single reporting a flood o(\nquiries from people hoping to switch their reg.. . drinlcing binge by a pregnant woman can damage for life the brain of . istration to Republican. "Many of them say they're doing it for McCain;• said William R· her unborn child. That's the conclusion of a study published today in the journal Sci- Galvin, secretary of state in Massachusetts. McCain thumped Bush in New Hampshire by securing a majority ence on the effects of alcohol on the very young. of GOP voters and a virtu:il sweep of the state's large independent The conclusion is based on a study conducted on laboratory rats, but eXJ>erts said the work helps to explain why children born to drink- bloc. Bush's political team vastly underestimated the independent ing mothers can suffer k"l'ning disabilities, memory loss and other turnout, in part because of an ill-advised refusal to conduct tracking polls. .; brain disorders. CHESAPEAKE - John W. Schneider, 75, Chesapeake, died Wednesday, Feb. 9, 2000 in the Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Huntington, W: Va. Born Oct. 23, 1924 in Lawrence County, son of the late Virgil E. and Effie Watrous Schneider, he was a retired postal clerk at the C hesapeake Post Office. He was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II, p~d a member of Chesapeake American Legion Post 640,VFW P ' 1064 and the DAV Chapter. Surviving are his wife of 50 years, Hazel kins Schneider; two sons, . David A. (Melinda G.) Schneider of Pr torville, and John Darwin (Elizabeth) Schneider of Pomeroy; rw grandchildren; a brother, , Eugene Schneider of Chesapeake; and seve I nieces a.nd nephews. He was also preceded in death by a brot r, Glen Schneider. Services will b~ 2 p.m . Saturday in Hall Funeral Home, Proctorville, V(ith the Rev. Leo Edwards officiating. Burial will be in Rome Ceme, t~ry. Friends may call at the funeral home on Saturday, one hour prior . to services. ~ · POMEROY - Veterans Memorial Hospital in Po~roy was the apparent target of a bomb threat this morning. Patients and others were temporarily evacuated from the facility and were able to return shortly before 9 a.m. No details were available as of press time. . . . \ ' FOR GREAT SERVICE BEFORE AND. AFTER THE SALE . . . · POMEROY- Jack Gre~naway, Pomeroy, ~ed Thursday, Feb. 10, ZOOO in ;I'alm Beach Gardens Medical Center, Palm Beach , Fla. He is survived by his wife, Martha. · Arrangements will be ·announced later. · Bids from Page AI . I • $314,000~ Aluminum entrances, windows, glass and glazing (estimate $125,000): CAPITOL ALUMINUM & GLASS, $167,000; Crnce Construction, $195,532 . . Food service equipment (estimate $160,000): Wasserstrom, . $147,500; LOUIS R. POLSTER CO., $141,197; Quality Restaurant . Supply, $152,223; Tom Canon Co., $144,260. · Casework: Library and science (estimate $560,000): Custom Fabricators, $458,700; UNIVERSAL CUSTOM MILLWORK, $414,000; Farnham Equipment, $425,000. Plumbing (estimate $410,000): Pioneer Pipe, $623,049; GEIGER BROTHERS, $423,100; : HVAC (estimate $1,012,000): GEIGER BROTHERS, $1,567,100; Pioneer Pipe, i2,397,725; Murrny Sheet Metal (:o. Inc., $1,833,261; Sauer Inc., S1.no,ooo. : Electrical (estimate $765,000): KAL ELECTRIC, $810,000; [>avis, Pickering & Co. Electrit:, $872,820; Brown ·· Electric, ,.,1.040,980. ' ,. • • • • Technology (estimate i255,000): Cedar Falls Commuii.ications, $72,734.72; Esquire Data Corp., $69,678; ADC Technologies Inc., . $52,655; M felecommunications . Inc., f48,266; Consortium CommuniBations, $80,503; Cabling Con&epts Inc., $50,731; WIRE TO WIRE INC., $44,530; Micro,(;om.net Inc., $74,032.74; Davis, ·Pickering & Co. Electric, $154,208; Brown Electric, • ., ' Man convicted In girl's death ~.WARREN (AP) -A man could face the death penalty on his ~nviction for raping and killing a 10-year-old girl in a wooded a¢a between Youngstown and Warren. : : . A Trumbull County Conunon Pleas Co11rt jury deliberated for tWo days before finding George Foster, 33, of nearby McDonald, guilty of aggravated murder, rape and kidnapping on Thursday. : · Prosecutor Dennis Watkiqs said jurors will return Montlay for tjle penalty p~e of the trial. : : Foster was convicted of killing BridgetWetzl on May 15 near her ·weathersfield Township home. Police said Foster was an acquain~)lce of the Wetzl family and told the girl he wanted to show her ~by raccoons hi the woods. 2000 FORD MUSTANG v8, Auto, AC, THt, Cruise, All Power CO, ..,._ _....;;SO;;;;OO Rebate ond 4.8% 2000 FORD TAURUS V8, Auto, AC, iln, Crulee, Power, Etc., $800 Rebate and 3.8% APR The Daily Sentinel Jim Varf}ey of Ernesr· Cnrw Ctlb, Dually, 4x4, OIHel, XLT, All 'Power. Caaa., CO, M~ny, Many Extras V8, Auto, AC, lltt. CruiH, All Power, More All New Styling 6.8% APR ,. funny.' He could stand up there and really do it.'' Varney died oflung cancer at · his home in White · House, Tenn., north of Nashville, said Hoot Gibson, his attorney. Varney had been sick ·since 1998 but kept working into last year, including a role in "Daddy' and Them;' a film directed by Billy Bob Thornton. · •· , ·"Any of us who knew Jim well knovr that the world will never exactly know what a great talent and extraordinary human being .we have lost," Thornton said in a statement. "I loved him dearly." .In .commercials, Ernest got his fingers slammed in a house window, fell off a ladder and got electrically shocked fooling with a broken-TV set. He always wore blue jeans, a T-shirt, a denim vest and a baseball cap. Ernest was hapless and harm-· less as he endlessly ·pestered his unseen neighbor, "Vern." His catch · phrases were "Hey Vern" and "Know-what !-mean?" .. SWCD meeting set ; HARRISONVILLE- No injuries were reported following a onevehicle accident on State Route 684 in Scipio Township Wednesday around 11 a.m. Jerry J. Hani!tg, 42, Albany, was northbound, driving a 1986 Chevrolet S-1 0, when he swerved to avoid an animal in the road and struck a ditch, acco[!ling to a Meigs County Sheriff's Office report. The tru~k received moderate damage. POMEROY - Meigs Soil and Water C o nservation District will meet in special session Tuesday at 8 p.m. at th e district office. Various personnel matters will be con'du cted at the meeting. Special meeting at lodge RACINE .- . Pomeroy-Racine Lodge 164 F & AM will hold a special meeting Wednesday at 7:30p.m . at the'lodge in Ra cine, with work in the Master Mason Degree. POMEROY - Meigs County Health Department will offer an · immunization clinic on Tuesday from 1-7 p.m . at Meigs Multipurpose : Center. Every child must be accompanied by a parent/ legal guardian, and · present an immunization record . VALLEY WEATHER Light·snow, rain forecast: for region on Saturday ' LOCAL STOCKS 45'· 54'• 1'· 29,•. Rutland from DYER Meatreealled due to allergen 2000 MODEl SILVERADO PICUPI mCHOOSE FaMI Brand New 2000 Chevy Blazer LS 4 Door 4x4 Brand New 2000 Chevy Silverado Extended Cab 4x4 122,150* 121,850* •Automatic 1 Air CondHionlng 1 Nicely Equlppe<ll • Vortec V·B Power • Air Conditioning ·• Styled Wheels I s- Bra111d New 2000 Chevy Serles LS Ext Cab 4il4 ~1,150* • Automatic, Air Cond. • Tilt & Cruise · • Aluminum Wheelsl All New2000 .. MAILSI!BSCIIIP'I'IONS' ' lllllde Mtlp 'CO.o,ty · ,13 Weob.........·............... $27.30 ~ Woeb ............ ~.............................. $S3.8~ '52 Woeb ........................... :.... ,.......... SlOS.S6 1999 FORD FSSO . ri .. : : . : •••: . . . . . . . . . Cr- c.b 4K4, 7.3 L ~. II Speed, I>C, All Power Equipped & Aluminum Bed llatnO.- Melli c-11 13 .,.,...~.; ......... " .............................. $29.2!1 ,:IIIWoob ........................................ $5~.68 , ' rr.... Not ,Included to CUalltled Buyera •II sz ..........:..:........,..............;............$109.72 4 I 4 • lli'/'l••l , 'Tuft, Tajjs, Tille l'eeo om. ~ InCluded In 8ale price of new Yeh~le listed Wlltrt ljllillcable. '"On~ credt. On selocted moclell. Not~ for ~lcalarrpra. Prices Good Februal'f 11th Th!0191 FebMrt 13th. .' . . l . ' lt•f\1~1.~ ._u,_-., ·o.r...,·.- ·..... ....,.... (7•1 m-ms. w. ~ultorioolt '~., ~~ocy. co1 ... ••• •• ,11\ will ,.......... lllol iall -luo I wawdali r nrn..... ...,___ .. .News Dlpll'lnleittl ~ c:.nu~..... ~E · i'-'i< "010~~ · no ..to l"'!'bo• 11 m.zm. o.po...... . ' ·-~.......................:£.~itt! P}J.Qne ' 740-992-2196 ~.jerryblbbee~eom ' . • 461 S. Third Ave: ·:Middleport '" NIWI ..-·..--.........................,....... Eit. IIO:Z - - - · -......- .................... or E1t. 1186 '"'' ) $286,47'3; Network: Dynamics, $78,344. Fire protection (estimate $176,000): Great Valley Fire Protection, $154,400/$21,600 additional for alternate; Dalmatian POMEROY -The Meigs County Sheriff's Office investigated two Fire Inc., $.1.69,630/$1 additional compla~nts rec.ently. for alternate; BREWER & CO. INC., $121,880/$24,000 additional for alternate. BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Tonight.. .Cloudy. Lows around Combination bid packages Colder temperatures are 30. Northwest wind 5 to 10 mph.. were sub1nitted by: .returning to Ohio as air frOm the Saturday... Cloudy with . .a Wesam Construction Co., . AEP-31~ Lands End - 29'.i north filters into the state, but no . chance of light snow or : rain.: $3,773,810 for general trades and , Akzo - 38'1. Ltd.- 34,,. significant amounts of snow are I HiJ.:hs around 40. Chance of pr.emasonry, $2,522,910 for general AmTech/SBC - 42Yo Oak Hill Financial- 14,, expected in the near future, fore- cipitation 40 percent. . trades and roofing, $2,533,710 for Ashland 011 - 31 'OVB-33}. . · Saturday night ... Partly cloudy. . casters said. general trades and aluminum AT&T-49~. One Valley- 31 '!. Some light snow is possible in · Lows ·25 to 30. ' entrances, windows, glass and Bank One - 28'1. Peoples - 19'!. southeast Ohio on Saturday. Extended forecast: glazing; Bob Evans - 15'1. Premier- 8'1. Temperatures will be more Sunday... Partly cloudy early,' Pioneer Pipe, $2,911,118 for BorgWarner - 33\ winterlike tonight with lows in . then increasing douds. Rain likeRockwell plumbing and HVAC; Geiger Champion -4'• RD Shell the teens. Highs on Saturday will ly at night, mainly after midniglif. Brothers, $1,969,300 for plumb- Charming Shops Sears be in the 30s. Highs in the mid 40s. · ing and HVAC; City Holding - 15 Shoney's - 1}, The record-high temperature Monday.,.Rain likely, mainly Brown Electric, $1,333,660 for Federal Mogul -' 15 Wendy's - 17~• for this date at the Columbus during the morning. Colder with electrical and technology; KAl Flrstar- 22'1. Worthington - 13'l. weather station was 70 degrees in . a · chan c~ of snow · showers at Electric, $972,592 for electrical Gannett - 68'· Dally stock reports are. the 1932while the record low \vas 11 night. Lows in the ' mid 30s arid and technology; Davis, Pickering . ·General Electric - 1l5'/• 4 p.m. closing quotes o' the · below zero in 1885. ,Sunset highs in the mid 40s. & Co. Electric, $1,019,070 for Harley Davidson- 10~. previous day's tranaactlona, tonight will be at 6:03 p.m. and Tuesday... Becoming partly electrical and technology. K mart-a,, provided by Adveat of ·Gal- sunrise Saturday at 7:29 a.m. cloudy. Lows in the lower and Quandel wih review the bid< Kroger- ·16'· lipolis. . Weather forecast: mid 30s and highs in the mid 40s.. and report back to the Southern Local Board of Education prior to its Feb. 28 meeting, Lawrence said. · ·tr·' , . t'lie $9.8 riiillion elementary . '• school, slated to open at the. Page AI beginning of the 2001'-02 school year, will replace three elemenThe parks and recreation comtary schools, the junior high mittee is to meet on Feb.15 at6:30 school and kindergarten. ,p.m. to discuss plans for the village's Thy school is funded by state new park. Commissioner Jeffiey money, matched locally by Thornton. and ·County Tourism $4.'042,000 from. a 23-year; 5.39 ' Director ·Karin Johnson ·and a mtll bond/levy Issue. Plans also number of local business people call for bu.1ldi'!~ addmons . to and organizations are involved in Southern High ~hool, mcludmg the project. a new media center, science lab and other rooms. Walking trails, playgrounds, tenGround was broken on the nis and basketball courts, and picproject last fall. The school will be nic areas are being pla!lned for the located adjacent ~~e high school. park, to be located on land vacated by the floOd hazard mitigation program. Publisher rcaervea the ri&ht to adjust rates , durin& tile subscription periOd. Sub~erlptlon rate chlnaa may bt: irnplemented.\ty cbari&ina ·thoduntlonoftheaublcrlptkin: ' . 4 Or., Umhed, VB, A'IND, Auto, Cllmale Conb'ol, Moonrool, Duol, CD, Loadec!l . Immunization clinic set . · WASHINGTO!'I (AP) -The government 'says iome 211,000 Publiahcd every aflcmoon, Monday throuaJt pounds of !teak' products are being Pridly, lll Caurt St., Pomeroy, Ohio, by the recalled because the packages don't Ohio 'Wiley Publishlna Company. Sct:ond cl., posltp paid ll Pomeroy, Ohio. Qisclose the possi~; presence of· M-ber. The APOC:latcd Pi-cu, and the Ohio buttermilk and wh~ allergens to Ntwap!lptr Aaoeiation. iaosrMAs:ntR; SCind address ~mctlons to· ' some people. \ . 11te Dally Sentinel, 111 Coun St., Pomeroy, The products .bei1'1g recalled ~y Olllo45769 Advance Food Co. Inc . .of Enid, SIJIISCRimONRATIS . , , By Carrier or Motor Route Oltla., were distributed to stores OM Week ............................................. $2.00 throughout the United States , the O..Montb ............................................ ~.70 Agriculture Department said One Yc1r .........................:................ :.SI04.00 . SJNGLE COPY PRICE Thursday. Ihey are labeled "Steak Daily.................................................3.5 Cents fo~ Country Fryin~ - Fully Sublcriben DOl deslrln& tapay the carrier may Cooked Cubed Beef.. SteaK~ and rcmllla advaJace direct to The Daily Sentinel on a three, six or 12 month balls. Cudit will be sold in 2),:.pound p'fkages: "Est. &fven carder ~h week. . \ 2260Y" appears inside the USDA -NQ tubtc:riptlon by mall pcr,..illed in areas, :where hOme cap-icr scrv~ i1 available. , inspection q~ark .. 2000 FORD F350 movies dies at 50 NASHVILLE, Teqn. (Af)' - · friends recall Jim Varney as 'a gjfted comic actor often o~r­ shadowed by his .success at play~g a doofus in the popular ~ries of ''Ernest" movies and ~imdreds of commercials. · The [UiJ<:t rubbery face of Varney, who died on Thurs!Iay ~t 50, portrayed Ernest P. Worrell - a slapstick· .charac. ter who. peddled cars, ·, milk, pizza a'ild many other products in t~levision pitches. ·:: "I don't know· how many times I have · heard a writer say .ibout a · script, 'This isn't f'~ny;" ~id John Cherry o£' Ci.rden lk Cherry, the advertisi&g firm . that produced the }lfuest ills. , :~ ul'd ~ respond, 'Don't worry, Varney will malte it I (USPS Z13·960) 1 Earth el Pe rduc, Po meroy, reported Thu rsday morning that his truck broke down on SR 681 near Gold Ridge R oad. Upon returning, he discovered that vandals had dama ged the front grill, the windshield and windshield trim on the 1988 F- 150. JeffTaylor, Darwin , reported Wednesday that his trailer was entere4 . through a bathroom window and fo ur ca ns of c hange stolen. Acddent reported Community New..,.per Holdlnp, Inc. .. • POMEROY - Jason Quivey was sentenced earlier this week in Meigs County Court of Common Pleas on a felony charge of complicity to commit grand theft of a motor vehicle. He received an.18-m<;mth prison term, suspended to five years community control and enrollment in the Southeast Probation Treatment Alternativ.es program. He was also ordered to complete 500 hours of community service. • . · He was accused of stealing a 1997 Chevrolet Blazer belonging to Dan Howard on Oct. 3,1999 . Complaints investigated . • Man sentenced on charge . Jack Greenawav · · • LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF Bomb threat at VMH McCain may lure Demoaats .' ' The Dally Sentinel • Page A 3 John W. Schneider \_Veb hacking probe continues Studies: Alcohol killS fetuses · Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Walt VIrginia's t1 Chevy, PonUIC, Bulclr, Olds, And . Cullom Van Dealer. . . " .•. ' ,, Monday- s.turday 9 am - 8 pm 1 •7 •• �The Daily Sentinel Th~ Daily Sentinel '£sta6{isftd In 1948 deceased WAAT WAS TJIAT?! 111 Court St., PomeroY, Ohio 740-!Mil!-2158 • Fax: eo2-215'7 Dear Ann Landers: I am a male reader who is very much interested in the letter signed "Finding My Way in Tampa." The writer was saying how important it is to have life insurance. ·Please let your readers kqow that it is a idea for a man to carry life insuron his wife, whether or not she wo.rkt outside the home. Several years ago, my wife died of ADVICE can cer, leaving me a widower at age of 35: We had two children, 6 on a lot of people for a long 8 years of age . .I .did not have life dependent time. !insurance on my wife. Fo rtunately, I had My advice is this: Both spouses should eno ugh ·savings to take care of the fun erge t life · insurance policies that will al and burial ex penses without borrowenable either one to maintain the indeing, but there wasn't much left over. . pendence and lifestyle he or she has I 'soon discovered I could not provide today, in case tragedy strikes. It seems my stable home life environment that experience with the untimely death of wife had supplied, and went thou gh my wife is becoming all too common. childcare provider after another. I - J.A. IN PENSACOLA, FLA . to cut way back on my working DEAR PENSACOLA: No one can lho1urs, which did npt endear me to· my ~ound a warning as effect~vely as someand co-workers .when they one who has "been there,11 an4 you certo pick up the slack. I became Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Ch•rtea W. Gowy Publlehw Ann A BUMP... Dlllne Hill' R. ShiiWil Lewle M•nll91119 Editor Controllw Landers L.U,., 10 tllf Ill/lor lll'f IVflc<NIU• .,.., littHII4 H las IMII JtJ0 ltl0#'6. AU,.,.,. iiiW ~ to .Mitta •lfll '"'"' h riJt~flfl•lflll i.W• ~ •wJ will lfllrn .U,.,.,.,,.,._,.......,.,No _..,.1111'Piilllllf' H pllblhll.d. L.Uns ~luMU IN ill pot~ IMI6, W11a, 1k11 ,.,. 'Min. Til• opiiUtHu •qnu.i Urtll• c.oiNifl.l' ..,.., .,.,,. COJUifUIU ofriNO,. .,.., Co. 'J tldiloritiiiKNml, tutlm MhrwU• twt.l. · OUR VIEW: Play fair Even with election signs, rnles should ·be observed • W ith less than a month ·remaining until Ohio's March 7 · primary election and three months until West Virginia's May 9 primary, Ohio Valley residents are already inundated with the familiar multitude of campaign signs, posters and handbills. We see them along the highway, in many different shapes, sizes, colors and styles. ' I Some are distinctly homemade while oth. Should . ~n, John McCain become the ' allowed that he couldn't even· deliver his wife's. .ers are slick, professionally, printed jobs, Republican nominee anc:l ·then become presivote: but they all serve the same purpose - to Understand that Cinderella campaigns excite ' 1 dent it would be a Cinderella story, a once-indrum up support for the candidate. a-lifetime shot, an implausible ~ to riches · voters and bring them to the polls. In recent . ' We realize it is .important for candidates tale.Afier all, who was John McCain a year ago? . presidential primaries, only about 10 percent of to get their names out for people to see, Fact is, many, perhaps m~t, recent presidents · South Carolina voters turned out. Speaking of ' ' bm this most-mundane of political tasks arid nominees got to ·lle nominee or president betting. rd ·like to offer readers five dollars for··" shouldbe carried out with a dash of class via the CindereDa route. Who was Jimmy every point under 10 percent turnout in this""' and dignity. • Carter? Who was, Dill Clinton? Who heard of year's South Carolina election.Alll want is one. We encourage all candidates and their Harry Truman a year before he became presidollar for every point over 1.0 percent. The extra·" supporters to follow some basic ground dent? Who was Michael Dukakis? Who was NEA COLUMNIST voters will likely. split disproportionately for .. rules that have been establish!'d and recogDarry Goldwater? Who heard of Adlai StevenMcCain. '1 . nized for the sake of fairness, safety and son? In a somewhat different situation, wasn't ·1 Dut politics is not the sound of one hand.. " aesthetics. Ronald Reagan just a washed-up right-wing clapping. If Ceorge W. Uush were an incompe- ' c: ~irst, please keep your signs ofT, the uti!- . movie actor? And how do you figure Dwight . crypto-fiberal, an anti-conser~tive, a veritable tent . candi~te, or even a mediocre one, hir·~· icy poles where staples and tacks used to Eisenhower, who never serve<;! a day in elected closet commie .- won't work. McCairt has . goose would be pre-cooked. He is not; he is a· ·~ keep the signs in place can put utility • office until he became president? indeed taken some positions th:il'irritate some good · candidate, With-good ideas, with a cam~ ' workers ai risk of personal'injury. Even· though writing a colu~n is a trade prof=ional Republicans, but for the most part paib'll that made mistakes but does not intend tb The problem here is, staples and other with absolutely no accountability. I d? not these are not necessarily anti-conservative. Take ll)ake . them a secood time. McCain wiD [,e.·: me~ objects, can intp;fef'; with the, IP,i~~~ ~limbe.rs used by ine . ·intend today to say f!at-'out ~hat John M,Cain ' tax cuts. McCain's proposed cut is smaller thari . attacked by opponents. He will be subject co.·;' mechanics. Even a smaU staple can prevent the worker's sptke from wi1J ~. the n~xt p~dent. I will say that if I · Bush's. But the idea of fiscal prudence, budget-" new scrutiny by the press, who have so far: •· getting a deep "bite" into a utility pole~·AJso, staples ·and tacks can were a bettiqg'man, which I that's how I l:ialaricing and debt-reduction has a long ~on- regarded him as Iowa farmers regard ethan61.· 'I c~use rips and tears in protective clothing. ·. ~uld bet1ifl got good odds. (Does such obfus- servative pedigree, in recent times.from Robert We too are a needy tribe deserving of a subsidy ' Second; election signs should be placed on private property· and ·cation qualifY me to run fOr liigh office?) A. Taft to Dob Dole until his election field con- ·~ an interesting candidate. · , ·, npt along the state right-of-way, which 'is usually comprised of the Still, strange as it may seem at this early dace~ · Hov.i would such a Cinderella scenario version in .1996. Or take McCain's tough antiJl!OWed area along state highways. The Ohiq. Department ofTrans~ work?Visualizing the inaugliration ofl'resident tobacco company position. Do conservatives · the question is whether Bush will have a fullportation ha.< authorized its workers to rempve signs placed within John McCain is a stretch unla. the visualizer favor lung cancer? Do Republicans favor lung blown second chance. Might McCain already rights-of-way. If in doupt, .a quick phone call .t o yo.ur county's state understands some of the changed rules .ofthis cancer? NO!'OO· Din· ltepublican officeholders have the glass slipper? Might the pumpkin . highway garage should resolve any questions you may have. veiy special Cinderella road. • do get more. tobacco money than do Oeihoc- already have been retrofitted into a glitterinf 1 ~ Along with campaign signs come the familiar, ~eemingly annual Understand that money doem't matter near- ratic officeholders. coach? Or think of McCain as a Oeet runnirit( ' cpmplaint< that so-and-so's opponents are removing his . or her ly as much as it did just a few weeks ago. Right · McCain brags about high conserV:itive vot- back who breaks a single tackle and looks up to 1 ' stgns. now McCain 'has more "functional money" ing ratings. I checked: he's not that conservati"'. see, miraculously- an open field. (McCain .is"c , ~. above all, determine to play fair and ,impress the same onto than , George W. Bush. Th.e c.overs of Time, I'd da~•ifY him as a moderate conserv:ttive, now running even with Bush in Michigan!) . ·' your .campaign workers and supporters. Don't tear down or remove Newsweek and U.S. News.& World Report are which is also where I'd put Uush, and the A'merShould McCain win the GOP nomination your ppponent's' signs, and don't place your signs where they block not for sale; they are priceless, and this week ican ele.;torate. he will most likely face Vice ·President Albert '/ the view of your. opponent's signs. · , • . . McCain owns'. them all. McCain's campaign / Understand that when a governor, ~ high Gore. In my search for the right word iq'' 1 · Furthermore, rea)ize some peopl~ may ·purposely or accidehtally S.ys that more than $5 miUion in contributions · elected official or a "machine boss" say5 lie can describe Gore, ancl I recently heard this one: 1" remove ,~ne or more of your signs. In our experience, repri~l;!'id have come in since the New Hampshire pri- "organize" and "deliver." his "firewall" state for a "unctuous." In a McCai~-Gore match-up/ accusations against your ppponents generally dpn 't help th rob" mary victory. Much of that money has arrived ·foundering candidate, those visions don't neces- McCain wins. That completes the Cinderella~~ !em; it only makes it worse. Defore you complain, make .sure your via credit card on the Internet, which yields sarily apply in national Cinderella campaigns. · cycle. . · . · ·.' sign was not placed in a location where it was subject to removal by instant cash and creates huge lists of potential This is a country that has tiouble deliVering · (&n Wdttellbel)!, d scuior fellow at tire American .. < the state or landowner. . volunteer ,workers. . mail, let alone \totes. The legendary Democrat- &tterprise Institute, is the host of the weekly ptrbllc"'' And finally, when the election is over, win or lose, please take Understand that attacking John McCain as a ic "boss" Bob Strauss had it just right when he .televisio11 progmm "17rink Tank.") · down your signs. We really don't want to see· them year-round . . t ~~ WATTENBERG'S VIEW: Let~ play Don't tear down or remove your opponent's signs, and don't place your stgns where they block the view of your opponent's stgns. it again, .Cinderella er, McCain B en . _Wattenberg· am: . TODAY IN HISTORY I Att~r 1\ay. J~ys~r traded ' Today is Friday, Feb. 11, the 42ncl' day of2000. There are 324.day5 ! lefi in the year. · <: , \ ' ' . Today's Highlight in History: · On Feb. 11, 1929, the Lateran Treaty was signed, with Italy recognizing the independence and sovereignty ofVatican City. . · On this date: ' In 1812, Massachusetts Gov. Elbridge Gerry signed a redistricting law favoririg his Party. giving rise to the term "gerrymandering." In 1847, American' inventor T~omas Alva Edison was bop1 in Milan, Ohio. ' •' ' ' In 1858, a French girl, Bernadette Soubirous, claimed for the first time to have seen a vision of the Virgin Mary near Lourdes. In 1861 , President-elect Lincoln.departed Springfield, Ill., for Washington. . · In 1937, a sit-doWn strjke against General Motors ended, with the company agreeing to recognize the United Automobile WOrkers Union. ,, . In · 1945, President Roosevelt, British !'rime Minisier Winston Chul"!'hill and Soviet leader Josef Stalin signed. the Yalta Agreement d'lring World War II. · In t972, McGraw-Hilll'ublishing ·co. and Life magazine canceled plaos to publish an autobiography of reclusive billionaire Howard Hbghes tllat tu~ned out to be fake. · . :In 1979, followers of Ayatoll•h RuhoUah .Khomeini seized power in~~~.. . . . · · ·'In, 1989, ~rend Barbara C. Harris became the first woman con~ • a bishOp in the Epis.:;opal Church, in a ceremony held in \,~ . ' ' 1 In; l993,11resident Clinton anoounced his choice of Miami prosetuilor Janet Reno .as the nation's first female attorney general. , . .i.Tdday's Birthdays: Author Sidney Sheldon is 83. Former Treasury ~lloyd Dentsen .is 79. Actress Kim Stanley is 75. Actor Leslie N - ~~· 7 4. Actor QHIOIQ Jan is is 72. Actress Tina Louise is 66. MisJDUrl Gov. Mel Carnahan is 66. Actor Durt Rey11olds is 64. Songwriter Q,rry Goffin · is 61. $inger Dobby "Doris" Pickett is 60. Bandleader 5ica!o M~des. is 59. Rllythm~and-blues singer~ Clay is Utah Gfl'1 fvlike l.,eavitt.is49.Actor Philip Anglim is 47. ss; ' . PLAGENZ'S VIEW: . . BY THI! AssoCJATED PRESS ~. ~· tainly have. The idea that a wife who is a homemaker should be covered by insur~ ance may seem like a needless luxury, but you have pointed out that it could be a godsend. Thank you on behalf of all my readers JNho heard your wake-up call. De•r Ann Landers: I was in an auditorium recendy, .listening to a speaker, when someone seated behind me pulled out a piece of candy and proceeded to unwrap it. The ceUophane inade such a racket, you could hear it from as far away as the balcony. The· person obviously assumed the noise would be Je ss annoying if she unwrapped the candy slowly. The' result was a protracted "crinkl e, crinkle, crinkle," which went on for quite some time. It was so annoying, I was unable to concentrate on the speaker. I don't expeCt that clods will realize how disruptive they are, so I would like to address my complaint to the candy industry. Why can't manufacturers make " ~ lfbig~band • .. 'l,,i \ ' fr!·efor: _·God :t·· '· ~- l<)f i" t' . ,l, ..• f: . Attending were Elizabeth 1-iayes, Scottie Smith, lnzy Newell, Opal Hollon, Doris Grueser, Goldie Frederick, ,Laura Nice, Deloris Wolfe, Charl,otte . Grant, Ruth Smith, Joann Ritchie, Everett Grant, REEDSVILLE --Plans for prJ'paring trays of fruit Mary Barringer, Helen Wolf, Mary Holter,.Thelma shu tins were made when the Riverview Garden . White, Gary Holter, Jean Welsh, Opal Eichinger, and met recendy at the home of Frances Reed. · . Ella Osborne. . .for their meeting later this month members will at the Hickory Hills Church of Christ to pre- ' the trays which will then be delivered to the :ld1:rlv and shu tin members of the community. roll call members named a primary goal for Thank you cards were read from the RockALFRED - Reports ' OlJ the reading program, •J>riitlt' Rehabilitation Center and Ronald and Ella leadership training meeting, and regular donations Oslbor:ne for remembrances. An auction was held to the Meigs County Cooperative Parish were given Mary Alice Bise as auctioneer. MemberS pre- when the Alfred United . Methodist Women met a letter to be sent to Betty Boggs, a club mel!'- recently· at the chqrcb. · now in Columbus. Maxine Whitehead conductSarah Caldwell read a report fmrn. the· Rev. .the meeting, dev'otions were given by M~rgaret Roger Grace, . district ·superintendent, on district :;rQ,ssnickle and Grace Weber. church programs. Charlotte VanMeter had . the Refreshments were served by those named ~nd opening prayer and led in the reading of the purConnally, Janice Young, Delores Frank, Mari- pose. . .Hannum, Wendy Hannum, Ella Osborne, MarIt was reported that 30 friendship calls had been Putman, Margaret Cauthorne, and Ruth Ann . !llade during the month and that a thank you had Ballde<rsoln,Mrs.,Putman \fPn che door prize. ?been received from Pa~tor Jane Beattie. . .. " · , Mary Jo Barringer had the prayer calendar and 1 chose Bette Prestwood who is iri educational work . . in Taiwan. She read a message from the missionary telling of a meeting where the gospel was read in four languages. · CHESTER -- Information on the three year 1 Thelma Henderson noted a thank you card from fol!r-mill hospital leV}' for operation of the emer- Richard Connelly in .\Iaska. She also gave a n1ission ge,)cy f<?Orrl and acute care unit was presented by report from Response magazine in which Landa Bop Bowers, administrator, and Rhonda Dailey, vice Settles, Mo. told of the church's partnership with p~sident of nursing at a recent meting of Chester community people. Henderson Jed the quiet day Council '323, Daughters of America. .service which included a call to prayer and selffollowing the ritualistic opening, Candy Smith denial with unison readings and reports on help wa~ initiated into membersliip. 'It was announced given to the poor and displ~ced. The worship center th~t the Past Councilors Club will meet a~ the home featured a Bible open at Isaiah 58 family and church of. Esther Smith. Julie Curtis presided. The death of pictures. R~by Broughten was noted, and Erma Cleland CaldweU was hostess and served ·refreshments to th;tnked membeo for attending funeral service of those named and Martha Poole,-Nellie Parker, Osie Ethel Arbaugh. Th~ charter for her will be 'draped at Mae Follrod and Nina Robinson who gave grace. the. next meeting and members were asked to wear Next meting will be March 14 with Parker to give whlte. · the program.Van Meter will be hostess. AHrecl United Methodist New pastor .nam,d j, ' '' ,Jo' ' . ,, ,. '· •.. \' ·.~ 1999. Old~mobllt Eighty-Eight Sedan ~5,450* •3800Vo6Power • Power Wlnclowa l l.ockl • Tilt l .Crul11 ., 1999 Chevy Lumina Sedan . 19911 Chevy Cavau.rSedin ' 111,850~ ~4,3 •;- J,>OMEROY Return Jonathan Meigs Ch~pter, Daugh- · . ters of the American Revolution, 1 ·P·rn· Pomeroy ·Library, Guest speaker, Bunny Kuhl, on the his-. tory of quilting.' Members invited ~o take quilts for display. · •Automltlc • Air ConclltloM1g •ma CIVIle I · • Power Window• .. Lockl • Tilt a Crill11 • F11lly Loaded! VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT: www.tompeden.com HARRISONVILLE - Harrisonville Lodge 411, J;&~M, annual insp~ction , Masonic Temple. Di~ner, 6:30 p.m.; work in E.A.degr;ee, 7:30 p.m. Well VlriJinla;a 11 CMVJ, PonU1c, Iuick, Oldl, NEW PASTOR - Steven K. Little of Middleport has beer) named ·. pastor of the Silver Run Baptist Church located Just off Route 7 soC.th bf Middleport. Services at the church are Sllndliy ,school, : 10' a.m~; worship service, 11 a.m.; 'Sunday night ser'vioe.. 7 p.m : and Wednesday night service, 7 p.m. The minister's "!ife, Rita, · wili also be active In the work of the church. . ,· , r ~ Custom · D!'-NVILLE.- DanviUe Holiness ·Church, State Route 325, revival, Saturday through Feb. 20 7 p.m. nightly .w ith Dr..Wingrove Taylor, evangelist. Song evangelists, Don and Valerie Quales and Family. Hbst pastQr, Gary JadtSOl); invites the public. Van Oe11er. .car . . C".enunv. C"':tW'\rft.&.ot I I •• Hast)o Pudding Theatricals is one of the nation's oldest under·graduate dramatic organization. Curtis, 42, is tbe award's 50th recipient. . MIDDLEPORT Scout Troop 245 meeting,' Middleport Church of Christ, 7 p.m .. Don Vaughan, leader. SATURDAY MIDDLEPORT - Women for the Lord, an interdeno~na­ tional women's ministry, meeting, 40 a.m. at the Ash Street Church, Middleport. All Churches inVited For more information contact Betty Johnson, 441-1415 or Jan Swigger~ 992--6667. .,' ,.. . ' . . I COMING TO TOWN - The Cole Indoor Circus will be corning to Meigs County on March 5. The performanees will take place at Meigs High School at 2 and 4:30 p.m. The show which will feature performing miniature ponies, llamas, sword balancing clowns and more In a center rtng. Tickets are $6 in advance and $9 on show di!Y· To buy tickets or get information on family plans, residents may call 8()(H)654044. ' ' . FRIDAY LONG BOTTOM- Hymn Sing; Faith Full Gospel Church, 7 p.m. Singers, David and Debbie Dailey. '.f<rser < FacinK hosts who both were wearing Myers' creepy white mask, Curtis let out a scream at Thursday's ceremony. She then was presented with ·the Hasty Pudding brass pudding pot. COMMUNITY CAL·E NDAR or ·~·.!of;. with Hasty Pudding award DofA members hear about hospital levy sPats, ii ..• Jamie Lee Curtis honored CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) - , It wasn 't enough for Jamie · lee Curtis to simply show up at Harvard to receive her.Hasty· Pudding Woman of the Year Award. · The actress also ·had to face · Michael Myers, her nemesis from "Halloween;' the horror film that · · made her famous . shutins eorge •. · 'Plag'en. . ~ a members to remember G ful!tj. . • ~ lovers o~a geheration ago llad ~ .;:~~d had aU the piz~z ,of a.:·~~~~~~~ heard that the devout Lawrence Welk was afternoon., musicale •i,n a Victorian d breaking up his band to pursue a career in ·~~. room. ,.. · · · .f ' ·· religion, nobody on the dance Ooor would •' But a tr:lltsfclrm,ati<)~ have. missed a step. ' · , f/'· arrival qf l;larvey Wctod, a·yuuthfill, .e'!'~bc,.a11~~ 'I But to be told that Kay Kyser, .the zany, lectuter \\iho appeaied the speaker~ madcap star of stage, "1.een. radio and TV. was J~ form· ,in a turtleneck .We~ter and hn.... n~'<>:'' giving up fame· and fortune to become a tooth trousek. The door opened for Kvv.r'~' Christian Science healer (or' practitionef ....,.. ~ brand of cornball informality' and his siltlta.: the term the church uses) - that would be lllfe. un~hurthly opening, "How · something else entirely. Surely, Kyser was jok" ISt ·.' copied ;fiijm" his radio and TV shows,' "'T'L~ 1 .\ • · • • Kollege of Musical Knowledge." ing. No, he was seriolls. . ·~ , '!, ' ~:),•, . The progra~rt ran') on 1NDC ·.for 12 ye~~~~ ,< When he disbar\ded his musical group, . . . ' . .• . . ' h • 'J\yser, .dressed In cap and gOWn. quizzed ·-which at one time ~ anotlier included Ginny • ~.. · became ,a pra~tllloner, en~d ime m~' ' studio. contestants . by. giving . , them . ., ~·ru<,-t,~sC' Simms, Jane Russell, Harry Babbitt and Ish h h . h' ' h . · . · •' · 1,; · · h ' qllfltiOnH\1 answer. . beh"111 d h" t e c urc s ea1mg mtniStry. -.ref, e II• - Th · osed ·' . . 1h '"lc'orl~ Kab 1"bble, he put .show b usmess·' rm. became an a<~credited teacher of gl~istian . • ey were supp to gtve e " He moved hac~ to his hometown of Chapel Science _ a position of distinctibn;~al few , answer. If .~ey fV~ ~h~· coyrect an~.er, Hill, N.C., and took up the ierious study of . Christian ·scientists reach. : • ·?~ ~ul~ say, Thata nght; you re For Christian Science, . which became a graduallx ·. In 1974 he went to Boscon he · rters ~Acorrect answer, he would rep~y, evolving force.in .·hb .Jife. J,lntil then. he. had · of the Chrlstian Sci~nce (:;liun:h,'t ecome ' 'w,rol}g;• ~u'l'f,rigfit:: . '·~ · '· had only a· slight acquaintance witli the heal- head the.. churc~·. 61m.· and· b . casting . • He ~tarr;d, .' " 11 ~ovleS "!ld Deoi'or·nt<,d irig movement. ' .division, replaci,ng forrr_~~tl .,_n. . r ~Jan . ·. ·~~?~ ~~$.trOOps ~an ·~~Y. •.~ther· When he wl.s a GOy, his Uaptist mother had Yquns (of"Mr Ed" TV (a~el' wh ·ter left '· mcludmwBol:> Hope. HJs baod was · ~n healed of double pneumonia after the the church. · ·. , ' . ' bi~t mOI)ey ii\..ers in 'the l.ig'band ,era. diX~~?,; ha~ s1-v~n up ,·all .hope for .her.S)te staye4. in that po~ition un'i lhe 1was"', T<Xfay,.l~y~r. is atl,l!ut f~rg,ot~n by"!'lo 1 became a Chnst1an Sctenttst and Kyser .grew named to the chutch's prestigious ~oard of rent genera!mn. Uut that I< about to 'ch:ln~~ up exposed to Christian Science teachings. /Lectureshi~ .- ·a halidpickeJI g~IJI!.c9f a,b ou·t Morta~bo~rd )'roductions; .in ':lss?'iation Uut he wa5 only a so-so Christian ·~cientist .50 speakers w~o travel around tlft"c!)un'try 'th~ Nor-th,Carohna Museum ofi'.rts . ·in his early years. ' 1 ' giving ~ks pn C)tristi~n Sci~tlc~. . . '.. , tion, is :re.leasi.n g a documentary about his life , Y' • He smoked cigars (Chris~an Scientists did-. .. In the years before !<yser., Chn~ttap Sc10nce, later th1s year. :. . · ; 0 n't drink or smoke),-and 'his church 'attenl', lec~re! wero 'not noted lor being 'kvee-slapI hope they use my ·favorite line of his: "If " dance was irregular. , pers. ··' ~ . you're not h:lJiin' any fun, y<iu ain't doin' it , (' After returning to Chapel Hill, he began , They· were formal orations to pqlite audi- right." · ... ' . ·, .. n caa:vitili' out a•Qew career for himself in ChriS.: enc., who Sr!t stonily with p,alliq ""iles paint(George R. Plagtuz is a colum11ist for NeU1Spa, :, tian Science. He- 45.Thrte yean Iacer; he ed,OI\ t~eir faces: ~she\'1 wore mornin!! coats per E11terprise.Association.) ·' rune ·Indoor drcus to be held SOCIE.TY ·N EWS- ' ' a soft wrapper that would be silent when ver for a motel that had contracts with unwrapped? -- IRRITATED IN ORE- local trucking companies. One night, while working the graveyard shift, I was GON DEAR OREGON: You have made a called to pick up a trucker and bring valid point, and I hope the candy manu- him back to the motel. It was love at first facturers are listening. In a hushed audi- sight. We've been married 13 years, have torium, the sound of crinkling cello- a blended family of children and phane ' can be heard clear across · the eight grandchildren, and are very happy. room. Those with dry throats should -- DAWN IN MISSOURI DEAR MISSOURI: I hope your bring a bottle of water, which seems to see this. Thanks for writbe quite fashionable these days. I have grandchildren .mg. seen Women in mink coats and sable Is alcohol ruining your life or the life stoles carrying bottled water to the theof a loved one? "Alcoholism: How to ater and the opera, no less ..lt's considered Recognize It, How to Deal With It, How chic. Dear Ann Landers: My husband to Conquer It" can turn things around. likes to tell the grandchildren liis version Send a self-addressed, long, business-size of how we met. I want to set the record envelope and a check or money order for straight. He tdls diem he saw a note on $3.75 · (this includes postage and hana wall that said, "For a good time, caD dling) to: Alcohol, c/ o Ann Landers, P.O. Dawn." H e then says he called me; and I Box 11 562, Chicago, Ill. 60611 -0562. (In picked him tip .. nd took bim to motel, Canada, send $4.55.) To find out more about Ann l anders and read he r past where we spent the night: Here is. the real story:While attending columns, visit the Creators Syndicate college, I worked part time as a van dri- web page at www.creators.com . .. • •• • ' ~~ @ ""~ . ·. <2) Old ; Monday· 8 em • prn Sunday 1 pm • 7 pm �The Daily Sentinel Th~ Daily Sentinel '£sta6{isftd In 1948 deceased WAAT WAS TJIAT?! 111 Court St., PomeroY, Ohio 740-!Mil!-2158 • Fax: eo2-215'7 Dear Ann Landers: I am a male reader who is very much interested in the letter signed "Finding My Way in Tampa." The writer was saying how important it is to have life insurance. ·Please let your readers kqow that it is a idea for a man to carry life insuron his wife, whether or not she wo.rkt outside the home. Several years ago, my wife died of ADVICE can cer, leaving me a widower at age of 35: We had two children, 6 on a lot of people for a long 8 years of age . .I .did not have life dependent time. !insurance on my wife. Fo rtunately, I had My advice is this: Both spouses should eno ugh ·savings to take care of the fun erge t life · insurance policies that will al and burial ex penses without borrowenable either one to maintain the indeing, but there wasn't much left over. . pendence and lifestyle he or she has I 'soon discovered I could not provide today, in case tragedy strikes. It seems my stable home life environment that experience with the untimely death of wife had supplied, and went thou gh my wife is becoming all too common. childcare provider after another. I - J.A. IN PENSACOLA, FLA . to cut way back on my working DEAR PENSACOLA: No one can lho1urs, which did npt endear me to· my ~ound a warning as effect~vely as someand co-workers .when they one who has "been there,11 an4 you certo pick up the slack. I became Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Ch•rtea W. Gowy Publlehw Ann A BUMP... Dlllne Hill' R. ShiiWil Lewle M•nll91119 Editor Controllw Landers L.U,., 10 tllf Ill/lor lll'f IVflc<NIU• .,.., littHII4 H las IMII JtJ0 ltl0#'6. AU,.,.,. iiiW ~ to .Mitta •lfll '"'"' h riJt~flfl•lflll i.W• ~ •wJ will lfllrn .U,.,.,.,,.,._,.......,.,No _..,.1111'Piilllllf' H pllblhll.d. L.Uns ~luMU IN ill pot~ IMI6, W11a, 1k11 ,.,. 'Min. Til• opiiUtHu •qnu.i Urtll• c.oiNifl.l' ..,.., .,.,,. COJUifUIU ofriNO,. .,.., Co. 'J tldiloritiiiKNml, tutlm MhrwU• twt.l. · OUR VIEW: Play fair Even with election signs, rnles should ·be observed • W ith less than a month ·remaining until Ohio's March 7 · primary election and three months until West Virginia's May 9 primary, Ohio Valley residents are already inundated with the familiar multitude of campaign signs, posters and handbills. We see them along the highway, in many different shapes, sizes, colors and styles. ' I Some are distinctly homemade while oth. Should . ~n, John McCain become the ' allowed that he couldn't even· deliver his wife's. .ers are slick, professionally, printed jobs, Republican nominee anc:l ·then become presivote: but they all serve the same purpose - to Understand that Cinderella campaigns excite ' 1 dent it would be a Cinderella story, a once-indrum up support for the candidate. a-lifetime shot, an implausible ~ to riches · voters and bring them to the polls. In recent . ' We realize it is .important for candidates tale.Afier all, who was John McCain a year ago? . presidential primaries, only about 10 percent of to get their names out for people to see, Fact is, many, perhaps m~t, recent presidents · South Carolina voters turned out. Speaking of ' ' bm this most-mundane of political tasks arid nominees got to ·lle nominee or president betting. rd ·like to offer readers five dollars for··" shouldbe carried out with a dash of class via the CindereDa route. Who was Jimmy every point under 10 percent turnout in this""' and dignity. • Carter? Who was, Dill Clinton? Who heard of year's South Carolina election.Alll want is one. We encourage all candidates and their Harry Truman a year before he became presidollar for every point over 1.0 percent. The extra·" supporters to follow some basic ground dent? Who was Michael Dukakis? Who was NEA COLUMNIST voters will likely. split disproportionately for .. rules that have been establish!'d and recogDarry Goldwater? Who heard of Adlai StevenMcCain. '1 . nized for the sake of fairness, safety and son? In a somewhat different situation, wasn't ·1 Dut politics is not the sound of one hand.. " aesthetics. Ronald Reagan just a washed-up right-wing clapping. If Ceorge W. Uush were an incompe- ' c: ~irst, please keep your signs ofT, the uti!- . movie actor? And how do you figure Dwight . crypto-fiberal, an anti-conser~tive, a veritable tent . candi~te, or even a mediocre one, hir·~· icy poles where staples and tacks used to Eisenhower, who never serve<;! a day in elected closet commie .- won't work. McCairt has . goose would be pre-cooked. He is not; he is a· ·~ keep the signs in place can put utility • office until he became president? indeed taken some positions th:il'irritate some good · candidate, With-good ideas, with a cam~ ' workers ai risk of personal'injury. Even· though writing a colu~n is a trade prof=ional Republicans, but for the most part paib'll that made mistakes but does not intend tb The problem here is, staples and other with absolutely no accountability. I d? not these are not necessarily anti-conservative. Take ll)ake . them a secood time. McCain wiD [,e.·: me~ objects, can intp;fef'; with the, IP,i~~~ ~limbe.rs used by ine . ·intend today to say f!at-'out ~hat John M,Cain ' tax cuts. McCain's proposed cut is smaller thari . attacked by opponents. He will be subject co.·;' mechanics. Even a smaU staple can prevent the worker's sptke from wi1J ~. the n~xt p~dent. I will say that if I · Bush's. But the idea of fiscal prudence, budget-" new scrutiny by the press, who have so far: •· getting a deep "bite" into a utility pole~·AJso, staples ·and tacks can were a bettiqg'man, which I that's how I l:ialaricing and debt-reduction has a long ~on- regarded him as Iowa farmers regard ethan61.· 'I c~use rips and tears in protective clothing. ·. ~uld bet1ifl got good odds. (Does such obfus- servative pedigree, in recent times.from Robert We too are a needy tribe deserving of a subsidy ' Second; election signs should be placed on private property· and ·cation qualifY me to run fOr liigh office?) A. Taft to Dob Dole until his election field con- ·~ an interesting candidate. · , ·, npt along the state right-of-way, which 'is usually comprised of the Still, strange as it may seem at this early dace~ · Hov.i would such a Cinderella scenario version in .1996. Or take McCain's tough antiJl!OWed area along state highways. The Ohiq. Department ofTrans~ work?Visualizing the inaugliration ofl'resident tobacco company position. Do conservatives · the question is whether Bush will have a fullportation ha.< authorized its workers to rempve signs placed within John McCain is a stretch unla. the visualizer favor lung cancer? Do Republicans favor lung blown second chance. Might McCain already rights-of-way. If in doupt, .a quick phone call .t o yo.ur county's state understands some of the changed rules .ofthis cancer? NO!'OO· Din· ltepublican officeholders have the glass slipper? Might the pumpkin . highway garage should resolve any questions you may have. veiy special Cinderella road. • do get more. tobacco money than do Oeihoc- already have been retrofitted into a glitterinf 1 ~ Along with campaign signs come the familiar, ~eemingly annual Understand that money doem't matter near- ratic officeholders. coach? Or think of McCain as a Oeet runnirit( ' cpmplaint< that so-and-so's opponents are removing his . or her ly as much as it did just a few weeks ago. Right · McCain brags about high conserV:itive vot- back who breaks a single tackle and looks up to 1 ' stgns. now McCain 'has more "functional money" ing ratings. I checked: he's not that conservati"'. see, miraculously- an open field. (McCain .is"c , ~. above all, determine to play fair and ,impress the same onto than , George W. Bush. Th.e c.overs of Time, I'd da~•ifY him as a moderate conserv:ttive, now running even with Bush in Michigan!) . ·' your .campaign workers and supporters. Don't tear down or remove Newsweek and U.S. News.& World Report are which is also where I'd put Uush, and the A'merShould McCain win the GOP nomination your ppponent's' signs, and don't place your signs where they block not for sale; they are priceless, and this week ican ele.;torate. he will most likely face Vice ·President Albert '/ the view of your. opponent's signs. · , • . . McCain owns'. them all. McCain's campaign / Understand that when a governor, ~ high Gore. In my search for the right word iq'' 1 · Furthermore, rea)ize some peopl~ may ·purposely or accidehtally S.ys that more than $5 miUion in contributions · elected official or a "machine boss" say5 lie can describe Gore, ancl I recently heard this one: 1" remove ,~ne or more of your signs. In our experience, repri~l;!'id have come in since the New Hampshire pri- "organize" and "deliver." his "firewall" state for a "unctuous." In a McCai~-Gore match-up/ accusations against your ppponents generally dpn 't help th rob" mary victory. Much of that money has arrived ·foundering candidate, those visions don't neces- McCain wins. That completes the Cinderella~~ !em; it only makes it worse. Defore you complain, make .sure your via credit card on the Internet, which yields sarily apply in national Cinderella campaigns. · cycle. . · . · ·.' sign was not placed in a location where it was subject to removal by instant cash and creates huge lists of potential This is a country that has tiouble deliVering · (&n Wdttellbel)!, d scuior fellow at tire American .. < the state or landowner. . volunteer ,workers. . mail, let alone \totes. The legendary Democrat- &tterprise Institute, is the host of the weekly ptrbllc"'' And finally, when the election is over, win or lose, please take Understand that attacking John McCain as a ic "boss" Bob Strauss had it just right when he .televisio11 progmm "17rink Tank.") · down your signs. We really don't want to see· them year-round . . t ~~ WATTENBERG'S VIEW: Let~ play Don't tear down or remove your opponent's signs, and don't place your stgns where they block the view of your opponent's stgns. it again, .Cinderella er, McCain B en . _Wattenberg· am: . TODAY IN HISTORY I Att~r 1\ay. J~ys~r traded ' Today is Friday, Feb. 11, the 42ncl' day of2000. There are 324.day5 ! lefi in the year. · <: , \ ' ' . Today's Highlight in History: · On Feb. 11, 1929, the Lateran Treaty was signed, with Italy recognizing the independence and sovereignty ofVatican City. . · On this date: ' In 1812, Massachusetts Gov. Elbridge Gerry signed a redistricting law favoririg his Party. giving rise to the term "gerrymandering." In 1847, American' inventor T~omas Alva Edison was bop1 in Milan, Ohio. ' •' ' ' In 1858, a French girl, Bernadette Soubirous, claimed for the first time to have seen a vision of the Virgin Mary near Lourdes. In 1861 , President-elect Lincoln.departed Springfield, Ill., for Washington. . · In 1937, a sit-doWn strjke against General Motors ended, with the company agreeing to recognize the United Automobile WOrkers Union. ,, . In · 1945, President Roosevelt, British !'rime Minisier Winston Chul"!'hill and Soviet leader Josef Stalin signed. the Yalta Agreement d'lring World War II. · In t972, McGraw-Hilll'ublishing ·co. and Life magazine canceled plaos to publish an autobiography of reclusive billionaire Howard Hbghes tllat tu~ned out to be fake. · . :In 1979, followers of Ayatoll•h RuhoUah .Khomeini seized power in~~~.. . . . · · ·'In, 1989, ~rend Barbara C. Harris became the first woman con~ • a bishOp in the Epis.:;opal Church, in a ceremony held in \,~ . ' ' 1 In; l993,11resident Clinton anoounced his choice of Miami prosetuilor Janet Reno .as the nation's first female attorney general. , . .i.Tdday's Birthdays: Author Sidney Sheldon is 83. Former Treasury ~lloyd Dentsen .is 79. Actress Kim Stanley is 75. Actor Leslie N - ~~· 7 4. Actor QHIOIQ Jan is is 72. Actress Tina Louise is 66. MisJDUrl Gov. Mel Carnahan is 66. Actor Durt Rey11olds is 64. Songwriter Q,rry Goffin · is 61. $inger Dobby "Doris" Pickett is 60. Bandleader 5ica!o M~des. is 59. Rllythm~and-blues singer~ Clay is Utah Gfl'1 fvlike l.,eavitt.is49.Actor Philip Anglim is 47. ss; ' . PLAGENZ'S VIEW: . . BY THI! AssoCJATED PRESS ~. ~· tainly have. The idea that a wife who is a homemaker should be covered by insur~ ance may seem like a needless luxury, but you have pointed out that it could be a godsend. Thank you on behalf of all my readers JNho heard your wake-up call. De•r Ann Landers: I was in an auditorium recendy, .listening to a speaker, when someone seated behind me pulled out a piece of candy and proceeded to unwrap it. The ceUophane inade such a racket, you could hear it from as far away as the balcony. The· person obviously assumed the noise would be Je ss annoying if she unwrapped the candy slowly. The' result was a protracted "crinkl e, crinkle, crinkle," which went on for quite some time. It was so annoying, I was unable to concentrate on the speaker. I don't expeCt that clods will realize how disruptive they are, so I would like to address my complaint to the candy industry. Why can't manufacturers make " ~ lfbig~band • .. 'l,,i \ ' fr!·efor: _·God :t·· '· ~- l<)f i" t' . ,l, ..• f: . Attending were Elizabeth 1-iayes, Scottie Smith, lnzy Newell, Opal Hollon, Doris Grueser, Goldie Frederick, ,Laura Nice, Deloris Wolfe, Charl,otte . Grant, Ruth Smith, Joann Ritchie, Everett Grant, REEDSVILLE --Plans for prJ'paring trays of fruit Mary Barringer, Helen Wolf, Mary Holter,.Thelma shu tins were made when the Riverview Garden . White, Gary Holter, Jean Welsh, Opal Eichinger, and met recendy at the home of Frances Reed. · . Ella Osborne. . .for their meeting later this month members will at the Hickory Hills Church of Christ to pre- ' the trays which will then be delivered to the :ld1:rlv and shu tin members of the community. roll call members named a primary goal for Thank you cards were read from the RockALFRED - Reports ' OlJ the reading program, •J>riitlt' Rehabilitation Center and Ronald and Ella leadership training meeting, and regular donations Oslbor:ne for remembrances. An auction was held to the Meigs County Cooperative Parish were given Mary Alice Bise as auctioneer. MemberS pre- when the Alfred United . Methodist Women met a letter to be sent to Betty Boggs, a club mel!'- recently· at the chqrcb. · now in Columbus. Maxine Whitehead conductSarah Caldwell read a report fmrn. the· Rev. .the meeting, dev'otions were given by M~rgaret Roger Grace, . district ·superintendent, on district :;rQ,ssnickle and Grace Weber. church programs. Charlotte VanMeter had . the Refreshments were served by those named ~nd opening prayer and led in the reading of the purConnally, Janice Young, Delores Frank, Mari- pose. . .Hannum, Wendy Hannum, Ella Osborne, MarIt was reported that 30 friendship calls had been Putman, Margaret Cauthorne, and Ruth Ann . !llade during the month and that a thank you had Ballde<rsoln,Mrs.,Putman \fPn che door prize. ?been received from Pa~tor Jane Beattie. . .. " · , Mary Jo Barringer had the prayer calendar and 1 chose Bette Prestwood who is iri educational work . . in Taiwan. She read a message from the missionary telling of a meeting where the gospel was read in four languages. · CHESTER -- Information on the three year 1 Thelma Henderson noted a thank you card from fol!r-mill hospital leV}' for operation of the emer- Richard Connelly in .\Iaska. She also gave a n1ission ge,)cy f<?Orrl and acute care unit was presented by report from Response magazine in which Landa Bop Bowers, administrator, and Rhonda Dailey, vice Settles, Mo. told of the church's partnership with p~sident of nursing at a recent meting of Chester community people. Henderson Jed the quiet day Council '323, Daughters of America. .service which included a call to prayer and selffollowing the ritualistic opening, Candy Smith denial with unison readings and reports on help wa~ initiated into membersliip. 'It was announced given to the poor and displ~ced. The worship center th~t the Past Councilors Club will meet a~ the home featured a Bible open at Isaiah 58 family and church of. Esther Smith. Julie Curtis presided. The death of pictures. R~by Broughten was noted, and Erma Cleland CaldweU was hostess and served ·refreshments to th;tnked membeo for attending funeral service of those named and Martha Poole,-Nellie Parker, Osie Ethel Arbaugh. Th~ charter for her will be 'draped at Mae Follrod and Nina Robinson who gave grace. the. next meeting and members were asked to wear Next meting will be March 14 with Parker to give whlte. · the program.Van Meter will be hostess. AHrecl United Methodist New pastor .nam,d j, ' '' ,Jo' ' . ,, ,. '· •.. \' ·.~ 1999. Old~mobllt Eighty-Eight Sedan ~5,450* •3800Vo6Power • Power Wlnclowa l l.ockl • Tilt l .Crul11 ., 1999 Chevy Lumina Sedan . 19911 Chevy Cavau.rSedin ' 111,850~ ~4,3 •;- J,>OMEROY Return Jonathan Meigs Ch~pter, Daugh- · . ters of the American Revolution, 1 ·P·rn· Pomeroy ·Library, Guest speaker, Bunny Kuhl, on the his-. tory of quilting.' Members invited ~o take quilts for display. · •Automltlc • Air ConclltloM1g •ma CIVIle I · • Power Window• .. Lockl • Tilt a Crill11 • F11lly Loaded! VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT: www.tompeden.com HARRISONVILLE - Harrisonville Lodge 411, J;&~M, annual insp~ction , Masonic Temple. Di~ner, 6:30 p.m.; work in E.A.degr;ee, 7:30 p.m. Well VlriJinla;a 11 CMVJ, PonU1c, Iuick, Oldl, NEW PASTOR - Steven K. Little of Middleport has beer) named ·. pastor of the Silver Run Baptist Church located Just off Route 7 soC.th bf Middleport. Services at the church are Sllndliy ,school, : 10' a.m~; worship service, 11 a.m.; 'Sunday night ser'vioe.. 7 p.m : and Wednesday night service, 7 p.m. The minister's "!ife, Rita, · wili also be active In the work of the church. . ,· , r ~ Custom · D!'-NVILLE.- DanviUe Holiness ·Church, State Route 325, revival, Saturday through Feb. 20 7 p.m. nightly .w ith Dr..Wingrove Taylor, evangelist. Song evangelists, Don and Valerie Quales and Family. Hbst pastQr, Gary JadtSOl); invites the public. Van Oe11er. .car . . C".enunv. C"':tW'\rft.&.ot I I •• Hast)o Pudding Theatricals is one of the nation's oldest under·graduate dramatic organization. Curtis, 42, is tbe award's 50th recipient. . MIDDLEPORT Scout Troop 245 meeting,' Middleport Church of Christ, 7 p.m .. Don Vaughan, leader. SATURDAY MIDDLEPORT - Women for the Lord, an interdeno~na­ tional women's ministry, meeting, 40 a.m. at the Ash Street Church, Middleport. All Churches inVited For more information contact Betty Johnson, 441-1415 or Jan Swigger~ 992--6667. .,' ,.. . ' . . I COMING TO TOWN - The Cole Indoor Circus will be corning to Meigs County on March 5. The performanees will take place at Meigs High School at 2 and 4:30 p.m. The show which will feature performing miniature ponies, llamas, sword balancing clowns and more In a center rtng. Tickets are $6 in advance and $9 on show di!Y· To buy tickets or get information on family plans, residents may call 8()(H)654044. ' ' . FRIDAY LONG BOTTOM- Hymn Sing; Faith Full Gospel Church, 7 p.m. Singers, David and Debbie Dailey. '.f<rser < FacinK hosts who both were wearing Myers' creepy white mask, Curtis let out a scream at Thursday's ceremony. She then was presented with ·the Hasty Pudding brass pudding pot. COMMUNITY CAL·E NDAR or ·~·.!of;. with Hasty Pudding award DofA members hear about hospital levy sPats, ii ..• Jamie Lee Curtis honored CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) - , It wasn 't enough for Jamie · lee Curtis to simply show up at Harvard to receive her.Hasty· Pudding Woman of the Year Award. · The actress also ·had to face · Michael Myers, her nemesis from "Halloween;' the horror film that · · made her famous . shutins eorge •. · 'Plag'en. . ~ a members to remember G ful!tj. . • ~ lovers o~a geheration ago llad ~ .;:~~d had aU the piz~z ,of a.:·~~~~~~~ heard that the devout Lawrence Welk was afternoon., musicale •i,n a Victorian d breaking up his band to pursue a career in ·~~. room. ,.. · · · .f ' ·· religion, nobody on the dance Ooor would •' But a tr:lltsfclrm,ati<)~ have. missed a step. ' · , f/'· arrival qf l;larvey Wctod, a·yuuthfill, .e'!'~bc,.a11~~ 'I But to be told that Kay Kyser, .the zany, lectuter \\iho appeaied the speaker~ madcap star of stage, "1.een. radio and TV. was J~ form· ,in a turtleneck .We~ter and hn.... n~'<>:'' giving up fame· and fortune to become a tooth trousek. The door opened for Kvv.r'~' Christian Science healer (or' practitionef ....,.. ~ brand of cornball informality' and his siltlta.: the term the church uses) - that would be lllfe. un~hurthly opening, "How · something else entirely. Surely, Kyser was jok" ISt ·.' copied ;fiijm" his radio and TV shows,' "'T'L~ 1 .\ • · • • Kollege of Musical Knowledge." ing. No, he was seriolls. . ·~ , '!, ' ~:),•, . The progra~rt ran') on 1NDC ·.for 12 ye~~~~ ,< When he disbar\ded his musical group, . . . ' . .• . . ' h • 'J\yser, .dressed In cap and gOWn. quizzed ·-which at one time ~ anotlier included Ginny • ~.. · became ,a pra~tllloner, en~d ime m~' ' studio. contestants . by. giving . , them . ., ~·ru<,-t,~sC' Simms, Jane Russell, Harry Babbitt and Ish h h . h' ' h . · . · •' · 1,; · · h ' qllfltiOnH\1 answer. . beh"111 d h" t e c urc s ea1mg mtniStry. -.ref, e II• - Th · osed ·' . . 1h '"lc'orl~ Kab 1"bble, he put .show b usmess·' rm. became an a<~credited teacher of gl~istian . • ey were supp to gtve e " He moved hac~ to his hometown of Chapel Science _ a position of distinctibn;~al few , answer. If .~ey fV~ ~h~· coyrect an~.er, Hill, N.C., and took up the ierious study of . Christian ·scientists reach. : • ·?~ ~ul~ say, Thata nght; you re For Christian Science, . which became a graduallx ·. In 1974 he went to Boscon he · rters ~Acorrect answer, he would rep~y, evolving force.in .·hb .Jife. J,lntil then. he. had · of the Chrlstian Sci~nce (:;liun:h,'t ecome ' 'w,rol}g;• ~u'l'f,rigfit:: . '·~ · '· had only a· slight acquaintance witli the heal- head the.. churc~·. 61m.· and· b . casting . • He ~tarr;d, .' " 11 ~ovleS "!ld Deoi'or·nt<,d irig movement. ' .division, replaci,ng forrr_~~tl .,_n. . r ~Jan . ·. ·~~?~ ~~$.trOOps ~an ·~~Y. •.~ther· When he wl.s a GOy, his Uaptist mother had Yquns (of"Mr Ed" TV (a~el' wh ·ter left '· mcludmwBol:> Hope. HJs baod was · ~n healed of double pneumonia after the the church. · ·. , ' . ' bi~t mOI)ey ii\..ers in 'the l.ig'band ,era. diX~~?,; ha~ s1-v~n up ,·all .hope for .her.S)te staye4. in that po~ition un'i lhe 1was"', T<Xfay,.l~y~r. is atl,l!ut f~rg,ot~n by"!'lo 1 became a Chnst1an Sctenttst and Kyser .grew named to the chutch's prestigious ~oard of rent genera!mn. Uut that I< about to 'ch:ln~~ up exposed to Christian Science teachings. /Lectureshi~ .- ·a halidpickeJI g~IJI!.c9f a,b ou·t Morta~bo~rd )'roductions; .in ':lss?'iation Uut he wa5 only a so-so Christian ·~cientist .50 speakers w~o travel around tlft"c!)un'try 'th~ Nor-th,Carohna Museum ofi'.rts . ·in his early years. ' 1 ' giving ~ks pn C)tristi~n Sci~tlc~. . . '.. , tion, is :re.leasi.n g a documentary about his life , Y' • He smoked cigars (Chris~an Scientists did-. .. In the years before !<yser., Chn~ttap Sc10nce, later th1s year. :. . · ; 0 n't drink or smoke),-and 'his church 'attenl', lec~re! wero 'not noted lor being 'kvee-slapI hope they use my ·favorite line of his: "If " dance was irregular. , pers. ··' ~ . you're not h:lJiin' any fun, y<iu ain't doin' it , (' After returning to Chapel Hill, he began , They· were formal orations to pqlite audi- right." · ... ' . ·, .. n caa:vitili' out a•Qew career for himself in ChriS.: enc., who Sr!t stonily with p,alliq ""iles paint(George R. Plagtuz is a colum11ist for NeU1Spa, :, tian Science. He- 45.Thrte yean Iacer; he ed,OI\ t~eir faces: ~she\'1 wore mornin!! coats per E11terprise.Association.) ·' rune ·Indoor drcus to be held SOCIE.TY ·N EWS- ' ' a soft wrapper that would be silent when ver for a motel that had contracts with unwrapped? -- IRRITATED IN ORE- local trucking companies. One night, while working the graveyard shift, I was GON DEAR OREGON: You have made a called to pick up a trucker and bring valid point, and I hope the candy manu- him back to the motel. It was love at first facturers are listening. In a hushed audi- sight. We've been married 13 years, have torium, the sound of crinkling cello- a blended family of children and phane ' can be heard clear across · the eight grandchildren, and are very happy. room. Those with dry throats should -- DAWN IN MISSOURI DEAR MISSOURI: I hope your bring a bottle of water, which seems to see this. Thanks for writbe quite fashionable these days. I have grandchildren .mg. seen Women in mink coats and sable Is alcohol ruining your life or the life stoles carrying bottled water to the theof a loved one? "Alcoholism: How to ater and the opera, no less ..lt's considered Recognize It, How to Deal With It, How chic. Dear Ann Landers: My husband to Conquer It" can turn things around. likes to tell the grandchildren liis version Send a self-addressed, long, business-size of how we met. I want to set the record envelope and a check or money order for straight. He tdls diem he saw a note on $3.75 · (this includes postage and hana wall that said, "For a good time, caD dling) to: Alcohol, c/ o Ann Landers, P.O. Dawn." H e then says he called me; and I Box 11 562, Chicago, Ill. 60611 -0562. (In picked him tip .. nd took bim to motel, Canada, send $4.55.) To find out more about Ann l anders and read he r past where we spent the night: Here is. the real story:While attending columns, visit the Creators Syndicate college, I worked part time as a van dri- web page at www.creators.com . .. • •• • ' ~~ @ ""~ . ·. <2) Old ; Monday· 8 em • prn Sunday 1 pm • 7 pm �. . •• \ . . . A I • The Deity S.Otlnel Frlay, February 11, ~ ' Inside: The Daily Sentinel - Today ~ &ortboard, Page B2 · Griffey deal by the numbers, Page B6 Prlrris loses arbitrrJtion, Prlge B6 • • • Page 81 ·b• j .•• ,_,, w- O.ordl otCIIrlol Apostol1c 33226 Cbildn:n's Home Rd . Clurrdl of J""' Clarill At>ollolk VanZandt and Ward Rd. Pa lor: Jamu Miller SuDCiay School. - 10::30 a.m. Evenina • 7 ~ 30 p.m. • Wednesday Services • 7 p.m. U ' d. 1 n Q...-dl otChrllt Sth and Main Pwor: AJ Hartson Youth Minis1er: Bill Fraziet Sund.oy School - 9:30a.m. Wonlolp-8:1S,l0:30a.m., 7 p.m. Wcdneldly Services · 7 p.m. Cllorn:llor JCllrllt Apoaloll< Fohh New Lima Ro.d Pastor: Marty Hutton Sunday, 10 a.m. lind 7:30p.m. )1/edntlday, 7:30 p.m. • ' • Uber1y Auembly oiGod P.0 . Bu:< 467, Ouddin& Lllne Mason, W.Va. " Pastor: Neil Tennaru Sunday Services- 10:00 a. m. .and 7 p.m. ' Putor:Terry Stewart Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 6:30 p. m. Wednesday Service! · 6:30 P;m· Maraaatlra Baplllt Cbordl BurtiniJ1am - 742-7606 Putoc: John Swanson Sunday School - 10:00 a.m. MqminaService 11:00 t .m. · Evening Service - 6:00p.m. Wednesday Service • 7:30 p.IP . ~ • .. Zloo Cllurdl or Cbrllt Pomeroy, Harrisonvi lle Rd. {Rt143) Pastor:.ROpr Warson Sund1y School - 9:30 un. •Wonloip - 10:30 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wodneai!ay Servlcel- 7 p.m. Hope Baplbl Chun:lo (Soudoena) Pastor: Jlm Ditty S10 Gr.u" St , Middleporr Sunday 5ehool - 9:30a.m. Worship - l l a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday Service • 7 p.m. 1 Rullaod Flnl Baplllt Chun:lo Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship :. 10:45 a.m. .. " :~ . ''· Instrumental Worship·Service - 9 a.m. . Commuoion - 10 a. m. Sunday School - t O: lS a. m. Youth- 5:30pm Sunday Bible Study Wednesday 1 pm llnKibo., Church orChrlot Pu tor: Tom Runyon · Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. hmeroy Flnt llopllil East Main St. . Sunday School - 9:30 a;m. W.orship • 10:30 a.m. ,, ',, -~ .: .. • •' llnldrord ChurdlorCbrllt Comer of 51. Rt 1241t Bradbury Rd. ~Dilkr: Doul Sha.Ublif\. Yo.ulh Minister: Ill Ambcr~r . , Sunday S<;hool - 9:30 a.m. · · Wonlilp • 8:00 u1., 10,30 a.m., 7:00p.m, )Vedoeaday Servioes · 7:00 p.ID. Flnl Baplbl Cbun:b Putoi: Mark MorrOw 6th and Palmer St., Middlepon Sunday School • 9:1$ a.m. Worship - 10:IS a.m., 7:00p.m . _Wednesday Service- 7:00p.m. . : . Rodae Flnt Bopilil •' Pastor: Rick Rule Sunday School -.9:30a.m. Worship ··10:40 a.m., 7:00 p.m. Wednesday-Services - 7:00p.m. ' .,. ' ,, • ·' • B•pllst Church Bethlehem Dater Churdl of Chrlll , Pastor: Jus1in Campbell · Sunday school9:3d a.m. Nonnan Will, superintendent Sunday worship - 10:30 a.m. Pastor : .Gene Morris · Sunday·School · 9:30a.m. Sunday WorshiP. - 10:30 a ..m. & 7 p.m. Wednesday Bable Study · 6:00p.m. Old Bethel Fno WUl JlopiJJt 01- , ' ~1 Sl. Rt 7, Micld~n Sunday Scbool · 10 a.m. Evening - 7:30p.m.. · · T~ursday Servkes - 7:30 . , .. l CIIIIS\1<1'1 Hlllalde Bapdot Chun:b St. Rl. 143 juSI off Rl. 1 Pastor: Rev. James R. Acree, Sr. Sunday School - 10 a. m. Worship - lla.m., 6 p.m. Wcr.l ncsday Servicc:s -7 p.m. .• .' •• -· ·,, ..' . MI. Moriah Baptlll ' Founh &. Main St., Middleport Pastor: Rev. Gilbert Craig, Jr. Sunday School-9:30a.m. ' Wotship -10:45 a.m. ' ' ' .'.. ......\ Chester P•tor: Bob ltahdolph Worship • 9:30 a.m. Sunday School - 10:30 a.m. · ~­ Suaday Scliool - 9:30a.m. Worship : 10:30Lin. RtedJYllle Worship • 9:30a.m. Sunday Sdlool- 10:30 a.m. UMYF Sunday 6:30p.m. Fil'lt Sunday of Month • 7:30p.m. service TrUiity Cbun:lo Second &. LyDD, Pomeroy .Sunday oc:bool and wonllip 10:2S f:p1scopa l C•tniClulltr Gna! ~ I I Chon:b · · ~ 326 E. lin Pomeroy • ' Rev. ) - Bernactl', ~v. K.albarln F-r ' ~v. J:leborah'Ranldn, Clergy Holy Eucharllt ami · SUnday School' 11:00 a.m. Slmd Heart C - Cbm:h 161 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, 992·l898 Pastor: Rev. Walter E. Heinz · Sol. Con. 4:45-S:lSp.m.: Mass-5:30p.m. Sun. Con. -8:45·9.1S a.m., Sun. Mus - 9:30 a.m. Daile)' Mass • 8:30 a.m. Hoi mess Ea1t'1'rloe Pas1or: KC!th Raqe r 1 Sunday SchQOI - 10 a.m. Worship ! 9 ~..m. ·c-.a111 a.un:~o .l'l"!or: Kcilb Rider · ' .... Pastor. Mltk Mataon Sunday Sehool-1&.30 Lm. Momlna Wonllip - II :15 Lm. Sunday Service • 6 p.m . Woclneaday Servli:Ca - 7 p.m. ~pday ~ooi - IOa.m . ' Wolllllp • II e.m. ' ·-- 8110 992·3978 s--t -..ulddlepo<t, 011 ,15180 ; ... ~ ~- Edeo Uolled - 1 • Cllrlil 21!2 miles nortb o"f Reedsville on State Route 124 Pastor: Rev. Robcn Markley Sunday Sehool-lla.m p'$orvlce 1&..30 ....... ·. · flo Sund.oy,o~ WeclaOaday M~hl Serv~ ~ ._._GGopel M, BaillKiQh, t . \ ·1. ,l ' e.~ Time to.clean house? Clean out your basement. .• · CINCINNATI (AP) - The City ·Council is inviting · Pete Rose to participate in a city.' arranged remembrance of the 'Cincinnati Reds' 1975 championship team, even though baseball says Rose can't be in a simi·lar observance in the Reds' ball•park. · Council members approved' a · 'resolution inviting .!;lose, along with other q1embers of the I 975 .ieam that beat Boston in the World Series; to the city celebta. 'lion. The June 3 ·event would occur hours before th~ Ri~,plitn •to honor the '75 team in Ciner- ; gy Field. · . ' ·. Love Ill leads W...,... Coolvlfto Road , .Wblte'i ~hapel Ridenour · Suilday·School • 9:30 o.m.' · WO(IIIIp • 10;30 a.ni. · Wedneoday Serylce - 7 ,p.m: - c.,.. '~~Fried ~en· • ~•~ M~igs · grap~ler5 .., · Buick lnvltallqnal ·r.stoi':, R~,v . ~hillip . Lu~ , . Br D.wi' IWtllts SENnNELCORRESPONOENT JACKSON ~ The Meigs . SAN DIEGO (AP) - Davis wrestling squad captured first Love Ill had 10 birdies in his 7. place at an .eight team tournaunder- par 65, one sh~ ahead of. : ment held at Jacqan High 'Phil Mickelson for the ·first-round School recenlly. Despite . the lead at the Buick Invitational. handic~p of ~eking wrestlers ·; Tiger W~s .was six back af~r .. at the I 03, 112"and I 52-pound he ·struggled to a !-under 71.in weight ,classes, ·the Marauders trying 10 win his seventh straight still defeate~ 't econd place . · ,PGA t<il!rnameJ1t; . · Nelsonville-York by a 37 ' J.L. Lewis, ScottVerplank and ' point margin. " J.P. Hayes were at 67, with Fred Meigs had ~0 points, fol -' . GQupleJ ~ong those at 68. lowed by Nelsonville-Yor.k · ~ ,•··~ ·\~,>~ (213),Westervi0~ North (196), -II" ' • Jackson (186), .. South Point (160), Dublin.~ Scioto (102); River Valley (56) ·and Federal Hocking (16). CLEVELAND (AP) - The Capwring fi~\ place honors Ch;velanq Indians, . seeking to " we~ 125.ppurld junior ~n liuild 'o n ,373 consecutive ~llouts at Jacobs fl~ld, sa,id Thursday the · · Mitchell, 189-~und senior co-captain· ' C.. D. Ellis and· remaining 175,000 tickets for the senior Justin (fou~h in ·.the · 2000 base~;all season v.:iR•go on 2 I 5-po\md wei~t class. :sale Feb. 26. Second . place winnen Remaining tickets left over included 135-pound senior ·fi:?m the previous Decembe.r sale co-captain Ch~i Krawsczy.n, are mostly for games in April, 160 pound sop,homore Joe May and September. AuXiliary Rupe. Third place winners . bleacher seats atl'd standiJ;tg toOIJl ' ' ,,t, ' . '' tickets will be avaiklble. I • ' 'Mbe flx·on sale 2.t Agency Inc. ' ' ....,_.•,... ' ' .• ~. ' ' ' ! . '·'·-~.0............~ . ·'\f.) •II •• •' .- SWEET SUCCESS - Meigs senior Marissa Whaley takes her turn at cutting down the nets following the Marauders' win tasi night, which clinched the school's sixth TVC title. (Dave Harris photo) of " ' ' ,. ' Syracuse's impressive wjl)ning streak already ended this week. The Orangemen are on a new run they hope !O end SOOn. . Tony Williams scored 20 poi11ts and Marqu~ Maybin added 16, as Louisville beat No. 4 Syracuse 82-69 Thursday night, handin_g the Orangemen their second straight loss after 19 straight wips. Williams added eight rebouqds and four assists and Reece Gaines had 10 points, six assists and f~ve rebounds. . •. Jason Hart scored I 6 points :CO lead Syracuse . (19~2). Ecan Thomas had 12 points and nine rebounds, and Ryan Black~l added 10 points . and ,nifo rebounds for ·the Orangemen. · : No. 2 Stanford 76, No. ~~ Oregon 61 · Casey Jacobsen and Mark Mad- · sen each had t 9 points, arid Rf.*n · Mendez added 14 as Stanforil defeated Oregon. •. Oregon (16-5, 7~3 Pac- t'O) entered the game shooting ll? percent, llth-~st in the nation. But the Ducks were held to 36 percent from the field by the dinal (20-1, Pac- 10 9-1). • No. 7 Arizona 65, Washlni· ton 56 · Loren Woods had a career-high 29 . points, 13 rebounds and si1< blocked shots as Arizona won at Washington. . , The Wildcats (9· 1, Pac-10 2,04) led by 20 points in the first half as th,e Huskies (3-7, Pac-10 8- t4) missed their first 10 shots and had· -· -·nine turnovers in the first nine minutes. No. 19 'Thmple 75, Fordh•in 61 Pepe Sanchez doubled his pr.e- · vious season high with 20 points to lead Temple (17-4,A-10 10. 1) over visiting Fordham (I 1-11, ~- · . 10 4-6). ' . . Sanchez scored 14 points in the first half, including 4-of-4 on 3.pointers. Quincy Wadley added I 8 points and Mark Ka.rcher Had · 10 for the. Owls. ;: No. 21 Utah 83, San Dl9, St. 65 • Nate !tlthoff scored a career,. .. high 22 points and Utah cruised past San Diego , State. The Utes (18-4, MWC 7-1) easily extended the nation's ·longest hor:ne winning streak to 49. David Abramowitz scored 21 points to lead the Aztecs (5-16, MWC 0-8). car- CINCINNATI (AP) - Ken ~riffey .Jr. wanted to 'iio home. and didn't care if it cost " . him a fot to get there. Passing Ult the chance to get tens of millions ofdoUars more .through free ajien~y in a year, Gri(Tey agreed to a greatly reduced deal Thursd;oy so he could play for the Cincinnati ~ds.. . . · Junior acc~pted SP 6.5 million for nine yean, . with, 'most the money deferred until after ~ retires. '• ' ' 11f ' ' • '' Cincinnat1rsent four players to Seattle 'pitcher Brett Tomko, center fielder Mike Cameron and two minor leaguers - to complete one of ~asebaU's most remarkable trades ever. · "In these ~~Des when big markets 'and big · money seem to steal the sta~, it speaks so . much of Kert,'~ c~aracter tbat he has chosen . instead to come back to where he belongs," Reds owner C'arl Lindner, said. .. rm take first on Co. Rd. 31 'PUiof. Rev. Roacr Willford .·su~l. School · 9:30a.m. 1 • 16~ hlp· 1 p.m. BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESs Reds make sweet d·eal for·Junior· Rose Invited to . Clncy 'celebration Cu;lltalll...,... o=b•efee•' Cluardl ' ... ' • ; M r•.-TVC.Pep .. ; SltUrdly'IIChedule Alexander at Ironton -RobenBarber . .w AU; TCI.daY'I ICIMdl!le Alexander at Vinton County Southern at Federal Hocking MUter at Waterford Eastern at Trimble · Nelsonville-York at Wellston Meigs at Belpre ·1' PUtOf!R0YU.willit-- ' sfiall pass away; or attic wHh the·h.elp of the \228,:W:,Maln·st 1 Pomeroy my wo~ils'sfia,l( !~=oy, bH 467~ .CLASS .IRED._SECT/ONJ ,. ~;.;5432 ,,, · . pa$s ,away. R. Ai:nlo, Ji. - R.,.....- ,· 740-iiJI2-5141 Bruce DINctOr I -- Federal H.ocldng Miller SundaylSc:hool· 9 Lm. Sun. WOJihlp- 10:10 Lm., 6 p,m. Wedneoday Service - 7 p.m. ~ 11IC 12,1 1.8-1 8-5 12-S 7-6 8·7 8-7 7-ll 8-7 7-8 0-13 0-18 . Trimble SoullllltlbeiNew-r-t Sliver Ridao i ' Jlfie~rt ~u~r~l ~ronr ~Itt. 264 South ~ .... l>aOIOr: llpb,RohiMOn Sunday Sdlool· 10 a.m. ,' w~~ip-9a.m. . Mill Work Cabinet Making Syracuse · ' Eastern Southern Walelford 33045 Hiland Road, Pomeroy PutOr: lloy Hun1er ' . Sunday School· 10 a.m. · Evcnlni 7:30p.m. Tueaday It Thuraday - 7:30p.m. ' #"~ !-9:30a.m. - AU 1-2, 1 15-1 8-5 9-8 7-6 8-ll 5-8 5·11 5-8 5-12 2-10 2·13 Hocking . . FuU ~ LfPIIIorral ~rtlaod Flnt 01,;,., of lbt NU!Iroae f1a- . ·. .' .' S..ndtly School- 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednescloy Servioca - 7 p.m. . Pilton ReV. AIDOI1illil Main Sl~t, iWUdd : Sunday Worshl[>-10:00 a.m. SundJy Servu;:c...7 p.m. .. Puton Rev. Samuel W. Buye Putor: Bob Robinson Sunday School- ?:45 a.m, · · · WQrship - 11 a.m. Wednesday Services· 7:30p.m. www.fro&net.net/~auery C11urch of Chnst RulludC~-ofdloN­ Albory (Sy,.....) ?;., Cath o li c Clleller Cllurch or tho N.......,e Putor: Rev.,Herben Grate Sunday School - 9:30 o.m. Worship • II a.m.• 6 p.m. Wodnescloy SCrviccs - 7 p.m. ....... ML H..- Uailld Bnllrna laQrldCIIvdl Texas Community off' CR 82 Pastor: Roben Sandera Sunday Sehool · 9:30 Lm. Worship ~ 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wedn•y Services - 7:30p.m. Uallld frlllla Cbvdl Rt. ·1 on Pomeroy By-Pass Pastor: Rev. Rpbcn E. Smitli, Sr. Sunday School- 9:30 a.m. Wonlllp • 10:30 a.m., 1 p.m. Wed~lday Se~ice • 7 p.m. 11IC Belpre Alexander ' Meigs Wellston Nelso11vllle-York VInton County Un1t ed B re t h r e n ,I Putor: Rev. Lloyd D. Grimm.Sr. SUnd•y School - 9:30 a.m. Wonhip · 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday Services • 7 p.m. Tloppen Plllilu St Pool Pastor: Jane Beattie Sund.oy Sehciol · 9 a.m. Worship- 10 a.m. Tuesday SeNiccs. 7:30p.m. Ohlo . Salurday Services: Sabbalh School · 2 p.m. Worshlp · 3p.m. MI. OU.. eo,araally Clnrn:la Pulor: L:awreoce Buoh Sund.oy Scl!!>ol -9:30a.m • Eveni~W -7 p.m. Wedneday'S<nolc:o • 7 P.-m. Polnef1!J Churdl of tile Nuareae . '.'1 Faldl~~urdl Sjl...... a...... "· PUIOr Mltoolllle Adldnl . · Stinday School - 9:30 Lm. Wonblp . 10:30 o.m., 6 p.m. Wedoelday Servlcea ·1 p.m. ....·-'. ...... . .. SeYealii·Day Adveallll MulbtffJI HIS. Jld., Pomemy · Sund.oy 1- 9:30a.m. Worship • 10:~3 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wecloesdiy 7:30p.m. .·---· ..• -TVC- ·~ . Seve nth -D ay A dve nt; st · ' Suoday Scbool- 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:4~ a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services • 7 p~m. Joippo ~.-~ '"'" "'SSinday school - 10 a.ii. "' . Worship - II a. m:~ Wedacsday Service • 7 p.m. Rcoclavllle FeU...oblp CburdlfllllleM...,_ Pastor: Tei'CSI Waldeck Worship - 9 a.m. Sunday School- JO a.m. Thul'ldiy Services • 7 p.m. Congregat1o nal Rutlaod F... Will Baplill Salem St. Pastor: Rev. Paul Taylor Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evening - 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 1 p.m. . Paaor: Jane BcaUie Olordl of God or Prophecy O.J. Wbite Rd. off St. Rt. 160 Pastor: PJ. Chapman Sunday School • to a.m. Woiship • 11 a.m. Wedocsday Services • 7 p.m. Aallqully Bopllsl Sunday Sctlool - 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:45 a.m. Sunday Evening · 6:00 p.m. .-..' . Pastor: Sharon Hausman Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Worship - 11 a.m., 6:30p.m. BOYS -.~ ...,., Middleport PreabJinioa •. . Sunday. School· 9-a.m; Worship·-10 a.m. Monc.cliOPOI Cblfl'dl - hturday'l ICheclule, Belpre at Warren. Waterford at Miller •• . HarrlaoOYUlel'nlbyleria Cllordl . ...,. Wonhip - 9a.m. ~ Sunday 5<hool - 9:4S o.m. ·- Sunday Sc~l ~ 9 :30a.m. WOrship -10:30 a.m., 1 p.m. . Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wotallip • 10:30 Lm., 6:30p.m. Wedneaday ServlcOa -7 p.m. . Palor: Allen Mld<ap Alfred ~ '!( f F •} '.:! . M~CIIiuaoflhoMa ~ortlleut Outer . ' Thurwdlly'l _ ... Meigs 53, vtriton County 33 Eastern 81, Sou1harn 53 · Alexander 71, Nelaonvtlle·YOII< 29 Federal Hocking 50, Wateliord 31 Miller !1!1, Trimble 47 Belpre 57, WIIIIIOn 38 . "''Itt" O,dCommully 01~ NazCJ re n e Melu Coopentl., Porllh S y - Ftnl Chun:lo fll God Apple and ·Second Sts. '-'Rev. David Rusxll Sunday School and Worahip- 10 a.m. Eve nine Services- 6:30 p;m.We<loesday Scrvjces • 6:30 p.m. Forest Run Baptist Pastor : Arius Hun Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship- lla.m. <.t 10-4 12-8 · !1·10 8-11 5·10 8-13 Trimble 1-1!1 1-19 . Miller 1-13 1-17 (IIShare TVC tltle) .· ' AU. Watelford Eastern Southern Syn<uM F1nt Uolltd Pmbylaiarl · ,""" Putor: Rev. Kriu~a RobiDIOII Sutlday Sehooi·IO Lm. .,.. Worship ~ 11 a.m. , filA Huel eo.r-11)' Cbun:b orfRtlU Pucor: Edlel Han Sund.oy Sebool· 9:30a.m. Wonhlp -10:~.1-m., 7:30p.m. .,. TVC Presbyterian Sunday School - 10 Lm. Evenlns·- 6 p.m. Wednelday Service - 7 p.m. ... ·-.J" ' Middleport Peal...llal · ThirdAve. · PuiOr: Rev. Clark Baker Sunday School · 10 a.m. Evenin&· 6 p.m. Wedne~ay Services - 7:00p.m. Sy.-·]411 Bridpman St., Syricux TOrch Church ' · 9 Co. Rd. 63 ,. . , • s~""'w1 s.hool - 9:30 .. ~ ' cnship -1&.30 Lllf. ~ •. !'dL ODYe Uailed Melllodllf Off 124 behhld Wllkelville Pastor: Rev. Ralph Spires Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Worship. 10:30 la. m., 7 p.m. ThunKiay Services - 7 p.m. lludud Cbun:lo or God Putor: Ron Heath Sunday Worship - 10 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Servicca - 7 p.~ Railroad St., Mason Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship - tl a.m ., 6 p.m. .Wednesday Ser.vices • 7 p.m. •. Cbrlsllao Ualoo iflanford, W.Va. ··; ,... l'istor:Jim HuJhcs ;. · Sunday School - 11 a.m. · Worship· 9:30a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services • 7:~ p.m. .~., ML Moriah Church or God · Mile Hill Rd., Racine · Pastor: Brice Utt · Sunday School • 9:45 a.m. Evening · 6 p.m. Wcdn~sday Ser.vices - 7 p.m. •FaiUI Baptist Chun:h •. ,j:\'P!Mm !J.n!~l>ltlbodlll ~ Wotdup • 9:30 Lm. lsi It 2nd Sun~ . 7:30p.m. (3r<i 41h Sun) W~Desday Serviee - ?:30 p.m., U111011 Chu rch of God . Vklory Baplls11adependonl ·szs N. 2n:d S1. Middleport Pastor: James E. Keesee Worship· lOa.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p. m. Rotkl-rt Chan:lo Orand Succt , Sunda>:r School - 10 a.m.__. "'j.· Worahip -"11 i .ln. ,... • Wednesday Se~iccs- 8 p.DI. United Methodist llar1l'enl C!Nn:lo "'Chrlot Ill ,1 Paui ,Ladttn~n I Sl. Rl. 124, Reolue. · Pistor: William Hoback Sunday Sehool-10 Lm; Evenina · 7 p.m. · Wedoelday Serv,ioes - 7 p.m. Rev. Mike Thompooo,l'ulor Churtll Corner SyC4more & Second St., Pomeroy Rev. Donald C. Friti SundaY School - 9:45a.m. · Worship - J 1 a.m. St. • 4-11 ' 8-13 Federal Hocking ' 13-3 13-7 " , Pea- .W.IObly Foltll Valie).' Tabenrade Cburdl Ba1lcy Run ROad Pallor: Rev. Emmett Rawson Sunday Bvenina 7 p.m. Thurtdty ~rvice - 1 p.m. BedleiChurdl Township ~-· 468C Sunday SChool • 9 a.m. worship · 10 a.m. Wednesday Services - 10 a.m. ' 7-9 7·13 7-9 M3 Hocking .,. , Pe ntec o stal ·Sunday School10 a.m. EveniRJ - 7:30p.m. Wedaesday Servioe- 7:30p.m. Coolville Ualled M-Parllh Pastor: Helen Kline Coolotlle CUn:h Main A Fifth St. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship - 9 a.m. Tuesday Scrvk:tl - 7 p.m. ~ '""'Morris ·putor:,Sam Anderson Sund.oy Sdlool • 10 a.m: Worlhip • 1J a.m. . Our 9o•lour Llrllaeru Cllurdl Walnut and Henry StJ., RaveaJwood, W.Va. · Pastor: David Russell Sunday School • 10:00 a.m. · Worship - 11 a.m. Reed,.llle Chn:h or Clarill PastQr: Philip Sturm Sooday School: 9:30a.m. . Worship Service: 10:30 a.m. Bible Study, Wednesday, 6:30p.m. Great Bend, Route ) 24. Racine, OH .' · · Sunday school - 10::!0 Lm. Wol,'JIIip - 9:30 t .m.. 7 p.m. Mt. Union U.ptbt Pastor : Joe N. Sayre Sunday School-9:45 a.m. Evening · 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services - 6:30p.m. ..,. St. .leba em • Cliun:h , Pi nc. Orove Rev.llo•ld C. FriiZ \forship • 9:00 a.m. Sundiy $:dlool • 10:00 a.m. ... . 'RI.JJB, Allllquily · , . :;' :· PUIOr: Alat. Pu-: lim Moms , 4• Senoices: Salurday 7:30p.m. .~ ·.~~· ' Wedlpdsy - 7 p.m. · ' Mlddltt>ort Cem11nl1Y Cllutdl · 57Hcarl S1., Mlddfepon 'iPulor. - ~Brian Hortneu 1 . ··i'o God'• TemPle or Pralle Haniooll•llle c-urrll)' ~ Pastor: Theron Durham Sunday • 9:30.a.m. and 7 p.m. Eull.olor:t Pastor: Brian Harknca Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship ~ 9 a.m. Weclnelday - 7 ~·"'· Lutt1eran Htrrrl'!<k G,...e Chord! Putor: Gene Zopp Mo-aStar . ':a-.. 311163 McQuire Rq. Pomcroy, Ohio . , -:, .. . Putor: Wayoe Baloolm !iervlcea: Thurs. Niles 7:00pm . New cbUJ<h No Sunday aervia: esllblllhed;"' : 11lo llelicYtri' lfellowaldtl Mllllllrr New Lime Rei., Ruilud ( Pa-. Rev. Marpie1S. Robiluon Scrvlcel: Weclneaclay, 7:30p.m. Sooday, 2:30p.m. Pastor: Dewaync Stutler Sunday Scbol;>l • l1 a.m. Worship -10 a.m. Cllrlol of SllaU Sl. Rl. 160, 446-624V or 446-7486 · Sutolay l!<:MI>I10:;>l).lJ a.m. ,, Rellci'Sociely/PrieSibooo 11:05-12:00 ncion S&c:ramenr Service 9·10:15 a.m. Honfemakina mceUna.lit.Thurs. - ?p.m. a.m.. Sliver Run ~~~~ Pastor: Bill Uule Sunday School - IOa.m. Worship - 11a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services· 6:30p.m. • . · PallOr: SieVe Reed S.nday,School - 9:30 •.m. Worship · 9:30 Lm. and 7 p.m. Wodneadar. · 7p.m. Fridtly - ldlowsll p oenolce7 p.m. Putor: Dcwa(ne StutJer Sunday Schoo - 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:45 a.m. · Bible Study Wed. 7:00p.m. -· •• AU 15-1 19·1 15-1 18-2 11-5 11-8 Belpre WeiiiiOn VInton County Nelsonville,YOII< FaD Galpel Olrrrdl flltlle U.lq SIYiar , :- · Lon&llollom , Cumel SvttM Cannel It Bashan Rds. . Radne, Ohio Melgsll t: ..., Fallb F!r1 Gtopol Clavc:l! TVC Alexander~ New Ult VlciGI)' ~ : -:: : 3n3 Georaeo Croct Road, GalllpoiiA, OH •<lo • PuiOr: Bill Siolcn · •<>Sundly Services • 10 a.m. a: 7 p.m. : Wodneallay - 7 p.m. A Youlb 7 p.m. . H - Cbrlldu Fellowllllp Cborn:ll Sunday !""lc:o, 10:00 o.m., 7:00p.m. · YDUih FeliOW&hip Sunday, 7:00p.m. Wednesday service, 7:00 p.m. . Ohlo Sunday School · 10 a.m. Wonbip • 7 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. ' ROCK . SPRINGS Meigs overcame a sluggish start and went on to defeat Vinton County 53-33 in girls TVC basketball action Thursday. . The win gtves the Marauders a share of the Tri-Valley Conference basketball championship for the second year in a row witll ,Alexander. The Sp~tans defe~.ed NelsonvilleYork 71 -29 last night. . Meigs (19~1. TVC. },5 -l), which went into the contest ranked I 1th ill the AP Division II state ~oU, coUected its 28th consecutive home victory en route' to its sixth TVC girls basketb:llltitle. . · Vinton County took a 16· 8 lead· when (;indy Cox scored with 53 .seconds left in the first period. Am~r Vining puUed Meigs to within 16- I 1 at the end ·of the first period when .she drained ' a three pointer · with 12 seconds left in the period. . , . The Vikings (7-13, TVC 79) opened up an 18-1 2 lead in the second .period, but the Marauders battled. back with Amber Vining · scoring eight points in the period. The Marauders tied the ·game at 18-aU with 2:18 left. Meigs then took a 22-18 · lead wheri' Vining hit · two more from che line with 1:13 left. A MeJ~nie Jones bucket GIRLS -TVC- '. Cllftoe T-.ado Clrudl Oiftoa, W.Va. Cbrlotlaa ........... c..ter Salem St, Rulland PallOr: Rollert E. MUller Sund.oy Scliool - 10 Lm. Wonhip · 11:15 a.m., 7 p.m. Wcdnetcla)' Service · 7 p.m. . •·' v• Putor: EmcriiUI Lawrence Foreman S..nday Sdlool · 9:30 o.m. Worship. 10:00 am Wednesday Servi~ - 7 p.m. Midlaei Pln&IO - Suiday servica, 10 a.m. . Wedneoday aenolce, 7 p.m•.· Paltor: Dewayne Stutler Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship • 9 Lm. Weclneaday Servlr:es • 10 L'!'· . of...... ' l..attor·lloJ LaapylilfJ CbrlatiU Cblil<b Suriday School - 9:30a.m. Wo11hip • 10:30 7:30p.m. Wednesday_Scrvice 7:30 p.'m. . . • Syrac_ use SENTINEL CORIIESPONOENT Prep Basketbllll ' .. <•, upset BvO..IWIIIII . ' 1Woldoll ure c~urc11 SOON. 2nd Ave., Middlepon Putor: Mike Foreman frlllla Chapel 923 S. Tblnl St.·Micldleport S.O...Mie Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wonhip - 9 a.m. The Chorda H......, IIIII Cburdl fll Clarilt . , Bvanaelist Mike Moore , Sunday 5<hool - 9 Lm. Worship ·10 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Scrvica 71 p.m. 773-5017 Servk:c time: Sunday10:30 a.m. Wednelday 7 pm ....... ·~ Sll..n villt Wont or Foil• Pasto r: David Dailey Sunday School9:30 a.m. EveninJ - 7 p.m. •pij1J:00ipll Churdl• Putots John It Patty Wade 603 Second Avt. Muon SllmC..ur Pastor: Ron Fierce Sunday School - 9:H a.m. Worship - 10:15 a.m. L<~ttcr-Day Sa1nts ROoqubed Chord! or JesUJ Cl11i11 . ol Lauer Day Salah Ponland ~Raci ne Rd. Pastor: Jerry Si11pr Sunday Sdlool- 9:30a.m. . Wonllip - 10:30 a.m. Wedncsda~ Seryices • 7:30p.m. Rulloo4 ~ orC1Irllt Sunday School : 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:31} a. m., 7 p.m. Flrtl Soulhem Baplbl 41872 Pomeroy Pike Pastor: E. La,mar O'Bryanl Sund11y School - 9;30a.m. Worship · 10:45 a.m., 7:00 p.ni. Wednesday Services - 7:00p.m. AIIPtUitC..IOr School · ?:30 a.m. Woi'stup - l O:JO 1.m. Thursday Services . l p.m. lleiUfl1 Pastor: Rev. Blackwood Su nday SehOol · 9!30 a.m. Wor.ohip 10:30 ~t. m .• 7:30p.m. Wednesd•y SeN icc · 7:30p.m. Cards Wins HIGHLIGHTS • Col•llr7 1Nblo c~urc~~ Pomeroy Pike, Co. ltd. 47439 R<:ibei!W., Chcoler Po-: ~. Mary IIIII llatold Coot Suoday ScJVIQo: 10 a.10. • 6 p.ID. Wedneoday·Servlces, 1 p.m. • FRIDAY's F-FeUow11p CJ'OIIldtfar Cllrlll P1110t: b v. Franklin Dk:kcns Service: friday, 7 p.m. -Oalb-Mlolotrleo Pastor: Kellh Rader Sunday School • 9:15 u n, Worship - 10 a. m. Youltl Fello~ h1p, Sunday. 6 p.m. S~mloy llay8o ,....Y Sc:baol · 10:00 Lm. 5iatl0y Sorvlc:o · 6:00p.m. W......y SerYicc · 7:00p.m. Rodt~ W....yu Blblt Holi- Ch•rdl 13 Pearl Sl., Mkl<lleporl. Paslor: Rev. Doua Cox · Sunday Worship · 9:30 p.m., 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Service- 7:30p.m. Hyoell Rua Hollo.., Cllurch Rev. Mark Michael Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship • 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Thursday Bible Study and Youth - 1 p.m. Laum Ollf Free Mdhodlll Churdl Paslor: Charles Swigger Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. . Worship - 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday Service • 7:00p.m. Ttoppen Plaia Cllun:lo oiCbrllt ,_Lao Mill<nYllle Pulor. Chad EmrKk Sunday School • 9 a.ftl. Worship - 10 a.m. Po....-.y 112 mile off Rt. JZS . Pastor:. Rev. O'Dell Mi nlcy Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship • 10:30 a.m., 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:30p.m. Pastor: Brian May Sunday ~ • 9:30a.m. Wonblp • 7:00 p.m. Wocloetday Bible Sludy • 7:00 p.m. Alia . . Cblardl Aa1t St, Nldd. . . Pwor: Coantc Fiares Sunday School • 9:15 a.RI. Wotship . 10:30 a.m. Bible Stitely Tuesday . 10 a.m. PIM Gro..e IUblt Hollnet. Cburch ' "'"'"' ..... Cbvdl L<latl, W.Va. Rl. 1 Otlll'l ClluiChf'S Plor1 ClaoJIOI Sunday School - 9 1.m. • Wonhip • JO a.m. _ . , _ H o i - Cburdl Leadine Cn:et Rd., Rulland Pastor: Rev. Dewey Kina Sunda y school- 9:30a.m. Sy<l<lay Wllflhip ·7 p.m. Wednesday prayer meeti ng- 7 p.m. S•mday Sc:hool -9:30 a.m. .... I Harrison'w'iiiCRoad Putor: O.arlcs McKenzie Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Wonllip · llun.. 7:00 p.m. Wcdnttday Se011ct -7.00 P; m, .....,.ollowllldp Churcho! Clarilt Bapt i St ' ' Calv1r7 P11p1a Qapel KNo Cbun:lo oiChriot Worship· 9:30a.m. Sunday School · 10:30 a.m. PMtor-Jeffrey Wallace 1st and Jrd Sunday Assembly of God Sullivlft Sund11y School • 'li:JO a.m. Wurship - 10: :\0 I.m. Pu~ur: Vem~pye 3Hl57 Stale Roule 32S, l.anpvlle Putor. Guy Jacbon Sunday K"hool: - 9:30a.m. Sunday worship - 10:30 a.m. & 1 p.m. Wedlelday pny" tcrvic:e - 7 p.m. S.nd.or Sdlool • 11 a.m. Wonlup - 1Oo.m., 6 p.m. fltMJ, Febnnry 11, »" • H.U CM' d 1' ptrt) DoofileH-~ Instead of going :to New York or another big city, Griffey figured he would, be happiest heading back to the · place where he learned that sweet swing of his. He used to run around the Reds clubhouse while his father, Ken Sr., helped Griffey . the >Big Red l\1ac hine ·win championships in the 1970s. He wants his son to have the cbance to ao !he same thing in the very same clubhouse . "Giowing up, it was all abo~t family," Griffey said. ":Wh~n the Reds won, we ran in the locker rooin and took· bats, gloves, balls and went out and did whatever. When they lost, we were upset because we couldn't go See our dads and get the bubble gum and the. red pop and play." AU across Cincinnati, giddy fans honked horns, hung up "Welco111e Home" signs and. acted like a long-lost mem~r of the family ·' ·had finally found his way back. · After Griffey agreed to the new contract, he got on Lindner's plane in Orlando, Fla., · for a two-hour Oight home to announce the .deal. He was surprised to see about 200 people at the airport when he landed, his tint hint of what was afoot. The city was reveling in the RedS' biggest trade since they brought Pete Rose back as player-manager in 1984. · "His name comes up like Pete Rose's name as far ·as Cincinnati," said coach Ron Oester, a native who played· for the Reds. · "That's the magnitude he's at for Cincinnati fans." And for all ofbasebaU, too. Pl•se see Junior,~· 1141 Eastem:girls hpld. off Southem 61-SJ: ' . '' .. ·: . ' ' ' 't more Sta,cie Watso~. coming olf' her first double-double Wedn~RACINE - Although their day t;~ight, added t 0 points. • free throw shooting was sub par seriior Kim Ihle led Southern for the game, it was charity toss- with 18 points on four tla~­ es at the end that sealed a 61-53 pointers art~ •a IS-point ~on~ win for Eastern over the South- hlilf. 'Senior Stacy Lyons sco~ ern Thursday before a large 15 points. Kati Cummins add~ c~wd in attendance for senior 10. ~rah:' B'r auer had eigl:li mght ~t _the Charles W. Hayman ·Brigette Barnes and Tam# Gymnas•um. · , Fryar had two each. · .E"!ern_ coach P.aul Bran?on , . ':W~ had a goa.j game ~~; saJ~, Th1s was the sec_ond nme - 'SCilitliern . rnent()r ·Alan q r;:sp wed played Southern m a week -~~~~"We jtist didn't hit th~e and they were prepared for ~\If .~ normally, make. .We m~stea) . g;~me, but I . thought our fPriS : couple opportunities to ti~ tlat ' took care. of the basketball an9 score, and before we couiditalte were pat1ent m run.nmg the advantage, Eastern regainecJ th~ o~ense. Th~se two. th1~p were momentum.'.' : · -· b1g factors ~n the game. , . . Seniors honored ·in pre Eastern placed . fo11r gt_rls , m . :cerem~:mies Were I hie, B· · , do~ble figures led by JUmor Heather Dailey, and Lyons. ~ po1nt guard, -:'mber Baker, who playing their last Eastern~ scored 17 pomts. - .. . . ern game · were Eagles ·"cky Brannon added, Amber has Davis and Am~r VanSickl~ · , come into her own the last five · Southern .look a 3-2 lc:ibit games. She puts extra time into the 5:20 . mark on a Cu '· 0;; the game ~d now she is starting free throw, but Eastern .. to see the rewa~ds. O .tr wllole went on a t 0-0 run to lea 1~­ team .. >ame through tho~gh 3. Davis had eight of ON when the pme ":'as on the hne. points on cwo three-po ~ Everyone m the lm~-up stepped, and a Juli Bailey ·two up and played well. fi-om the foul line. '· ' ·"We iost the game th filii l?anielle ~pencer added ~ 1 pomts and SIX rebounds, while quarter" Crisp said. "we;; j..senior Becky Davis ad4~d· ,I 1 ' -~-\ ·J IT UP- Southern's Kim lhl!l (i4) 'Ci!lS off Amber Baker of East· ~oints . an!i six rebo~nds. ~pho- M • • • . em durin& last fiiCht's &arne at Racine. · · BY Seem WOLII SENTINEL CORRESPONDENT reo Ill- :,n"' ,:., •o• Malllr. ...... ' . . ").... .. �. . •• \ . . . A I • The Deity S.Otlnel Frlay, February 11, ~ ' Inside: The Daily Sentinel - Today ~ &ortboard, Page B2 · Griffey deal by the numbers, Page B6 Prlrris loses arbitrrJtion, Prlge B6 • • • Page 81 ·b• j .•• ,_,, w- O.ordl otCIIrlol Apostol1c 33226 Cbildn:n's Home Rd . Clurrdl of J""' Clarill At>ollolk VanZandt and Ward Rd. Pa lor: Jamu Miller SuDCiay School. - 10::30 a.m. Evenina • 7 ~ 30 p.m. • Wednesday Services • 7 p.m. U ' d. 1 n Q...-dl otChrllt Sth and Main Pwor: AJ Hartson Youth Minis1er: Bill Fraziet Sund.oy School - 9:30a.m. Wonlolp-8:1S,l0:30a.m., 7 p.m. Wcdneldly Services · 7 p.m. Cllorn:llor JCllrllt Apoaloll< Fohh New Lima Ro.d Pastor: Marty Hutton Sunday, 10 a.m. lind 7:30p.m. )1/edntlday, 7:30 p.m. • ' • Uber1y Auembly oiGod P.0 . Bu:< 467, Ouddin& Lllne Mason, W.Va. " Pastor: Neil Tennaru Sunday Services- 10:00 a. m. .and 7 p.m. ' Putor:Terry Stewart Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 6:30 p. m. Wednesday Service! · 6:30 P;m· Maraaatlra Baplllt Cbordl BurtiniJ1am - 742-7606 Putoc: John Swanson Sunday School - 10:00 a.m. MqminaService 11:00 t .m. · Evening Service - 6:00p.m. Wednesday Service • 7:30 p.IP . ~ • .. Zloo Cllurdl or Cbrllt Pomeroy, Harrisonvi lle Rd. {Rt143) Pastor:.ROpr Warson Sund1y School - 9:30 un. •Wonloip - 10:30 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wodneai!ay Servlcel- 7 p.m. Hope Baplbl Chun:lo (Soudoena) Pastor: Jlm Ditty S10 Gr.u" St , Middleporr Sunday 5ehool - 9:30a.m. Worship - l l a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday Service • 7 p.m. 1 Rullaod Flnl Baplllt Chun:lo Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship :. 10:45 a.m. .. " :~ . ''· Instrumental Worship·Service - 9 a.m. . Commuoion - 10 a. m. Sunday School - t O: lS a. m. Youth- 5:30pm Sunday Bible Study Wednesday 1 pm llnKibo., Church orChrlot Pu tor: Tom Runyon · Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. hmeroy Flnt llopllil East Main St. . Sunday School - 9:30 a;m. W.orship • 10:30 a.m. ,, ',, -~ .: .. • •' llnldrord ChurdlorCbrllt Comer of 51. Rt 1241t Bradbury Rd. ~Dilkr: Doul Sha.Ublif\. Yo.ulh Minister: Ill Ambcr~r . , Sunday S<;hool - 9:30 a.m. · · Wonlilp • 8:00 u1., 10,30 a.m., 7:00p.m, )Vedoeaday Servioes · 7:00 p.ID. Flnl Baplbl Cbun:b Putoi: Mark MorrOw 6th and Palmer St., Middlepon Sunday School • 9:1$ a.m. Worship - 10:IS a.m., 7:00p.m . _Wednesday Service- 7:00p.m. . : . Rodae Flnt Bopilil •' Pastor: Rick Rule Sunday School -.9:30a.m. Worship ··10:40 a.m., 7:00 p.m. Wednesday-Services - 7:00p.m. ' .,. ' ,, • ·' • B•pllst Church Bethlehem Dater Churdl of Chrlll , Pastor: Jus1in Campbell · Sunday school9:3d a.m. Nonnan Will, superintendent Sunday worship - 10:30 a.m. Pastor : .Gene Morris · Sunday·School · 9:30a.m. Sunday WorshiP. - 10:30 a ..m. & 7 p.m. Wednesday Bable Study · 6:00p.m. Old Bethel Fno WUl JlopiJJt 01- , ' ~1 Sl. Rt 7, Micld~n Sunday Scbool · 10 a.m. Evening - 7:30p.m.. · · T~ursday Servkes - 7:30 . , .. l CIIIIS\1<1'1 Hlllalde Bapdot Chun:b St. Rl. 143 juSI off Rl. 1 Pastor: Rev. James R. Acree, Sr. Sunday School - 10 a. m. Worship - lla.m., 6 p.m. Wcr.l ncsday Servicc:s -7 p.m. .• .' •• -· ·,, ..' . MI. Moriah Baptlll ' Founh &. Main St., Middleport Pastor: Rev. Gilbert Craig, Jr. Sunday School-9:30a.m. ' Wotship -10:45 a.m. ' ' ' .'.. ......\ Chester P•tor: Bob ltahdolph Worship • 9:30 a.m. Sunday School - 10:30 a.m. · ~­ Suaday Scliool - 9:30a.m. Worship : 10:30Lin. RtedJYllle Worship • 9:30a.m. Sunday Sdlool- 10:30 a.m. UMYF Sunday 6:30p.m. Fil'lt Sunday of Month • 7:30p.m. service TrUiity Cbun:lo Second &. LyDD, Pomeroy .Sunday oc:bool and wonllip 10:2S f:p1scopa l C•tniClulltr Gna! ~ I I Chon:b · · ~ 326 E. lin Pomeroy • ' Rev. ) - Bernactl', ~v. K.albarln F-r ' ~v. J:leborah'Ranldn, Clergy Holy Eucharllt ami · SUnday School' 11:00 a.m. Slmd Heart C - Cbm:h 161 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, 992·l898 Pastor: Rev. Walter E. Heinz · Sol. Con. 4:45-S:lSp.m.: Mass-5:30p.m. Sun. Con. -8:45·9.1S a.m., Sun. Mus - 9:30 a.m. Daile)' Mass • 8:30 a.m. Hoi mess Ea1t'1'rloe Pas1or: KC!th Raqe r 1 Sunday SchQOI - 10 a.m. Worship ! 9 ~..m. ·c-.a111 a.un:~o .l'l"!or: Kcilb Rider · ' .... Pastor. Mltk Mataon Sunday Sehool-1&.30 Lm. Momlna Wonllip - II :15 Lm. Sunday Service • 6 p.m . Woclneaday Servli:Ca - 7 p.m. ~pday ~ooi - IOa.m . ' Wolllllp • II e.m. ' ·-- 8110 992·3978 s--t -..ulddlepo<t, 011 ,15180 ; ... ~ ~- Edeo Uolled - 1 • Cllrlil 21!2 miles nortb o"f Reedsville on State Route 124 Pastor: Rev. Robcn Markley Sunday Sehool-lla.m p'$orvlce 1&..30 ....... ·. · flo Sund.oy,o~ WeclaOaday M~hl Serv~ ~ ._._GGopel M, BaillKiQh, t . \ ·1. ,l ' e.~ Time to.clean house? Clean out your basement. .• · CINCINNATI (AP) - The City ·Council is inviting · Pete Rose to participate in a city.' arranged remembrance of the 'Cincinnati Reds' 1975 championship team, even though baseball says Rose can't be in a simi·lar observance in the Reds' ball•park. · Council members approved' a · 'resolution inviting .!;lose, along with other q1embers of the I 975 .ieam that beat Boston in the World Series; to the city celebta. 'lion. The June 3 ·event would occur hours before th~ Ri~,plitn •to honor the '75 team in Ciner- ; gy Field. · . ' ·. Love Ill leads W...,... Coolvlfto Road , .Wblte'i ~hapel Ridenour · Suilday·School • 9:30 o.m.' · WO(IIIIp • 10;30 a.ni. · Wedneoday Serylce - 7 ,p.m: - c.,.. '~~Fried ~en· • ~•~ M~igs · grap~ler5 .., · Buick lnvltallqnal ·r.stoi':, R~,v . ~hillip . Lu~ , . Br D.wi' IWtllts SENnNELCORRESPONOENT JACKSON ~ The Meigs . SAN DIEGO (AP) - Davis wrestling squad captured first Love Ill had 10 birdies in his 7. place at an .eight team tournaunder- par 65, one sh~ ahead of. : ment held at Jacqan High 'Phil Mickelson for the ·first-round School recenlly. Despite . the lead at the Buick Invitational. handic~p of ~eking wrestlers ·; Tiger W~s .was six back af~r .. at the I 03, 112"and I 52-pound he ·struggled to a !-under 71.in weight ,classes, ·the Marauders trying 10 win his seventh straight still defeate~ 't econd place . · ,PGA t<il!rnameJ1t; . · Nelsonville-York by a 37 ' J.L. Lewis, ScottVerplank and ' point margin. " J.P. Hayes were at 67, with Fred Meigs had ~0 points, fol -' . GQupleJ ~ong those at 68. lowed by Nelsonville-Yor.k · ~ ,•··~ ·\~,>~ (213),Westervi0~ North (196), -II" ' • Jackson (186), .. South Point (160), Dublin.~ Scioto (102); River Valley (56) ·and Federal Hocking (16). CLEVELAND (AP) - The Capwring fi~\ place honors Ch;velanq Indians, . seeking to " we~ 125.ppurld junior ~n liuild 'o n ,373 consecutive ~llouts at Jacobs fl~ld, sa,id Thursday the · · Mitchell, 189-~und senior co-captain· ' C.. D. Ellis and· remaining 175,000 tickets for the senior Justin (fou~h in ·.the · 2000 base~;all season v.:iR•go on 2 I 5-po\md wei~t class. :sale Feb. 26. Second . place winnen Remaining tickets left over included 135-pound senior ·fi:?m the previous Decembe.r sale co-captain Ch~i Krawsczy.n, are mostly for games in April, 160 pound sop,homore Joe May and September. AuXiliary Rupe. Third place winners . bleacher seats atl'd standiJ;tg toOIJl ' ' ,,t, ' . '' tickets will be avaiklble. I • ' 'Mbe flx·on sale 2.t Agency Inc. ' ' ....,_.•,... ' ' .• ~. ' ' ' ! . '·'·-~.0............~ . ·'\f.) •II •• •' .- SWEET SUCCESS - Meigs senior Marissa Whaley takes her turn at cutting down the nets following the Marauders' win tasi night, which clinched the school's sixth TVC title. (Dave Harris photo) of " ' ' ,. ' Syracuse's impressive wjl)ning streak already ended this week. The Orangemen are on a new run they hope !O end SOOn. . Tony Williams scored 20 poi11ts and Marqu~ Maybin added 16, as Louisville beat No. 4 Syracuse 82-69 Thursday night, handin_g the Orangemen their second straight loss after 19 straight wips. Williams added eight rebouqds and four assists and Reece Gaines had 10 points, six assists and f~ve rebounds. . •. Jason Hart scored I 6 points :CO lead Syracuse . (19~2). Ecan Thomas had 12 points and nine rebounds, and Ryan Black~l added 10 points . and ,nifo rebounds for ·the Orangemen. · : No. 2 Stanford 76, No. ~~ Oregon 61 · Casey Jacobsen and Mark Mad- · sen each had t 9 points, arid Rf.*n · Mendez added 14 as Stanforil defeated Oregon. •. Oregon (16-5, 7~3 Pac- t'O) entered the game shooting ll? percent, llth-~st in the nation. But the Ducks were held to 36 percent from the field by the dinal (20-1, Pac- 10 9-1). • No. 7 Arizona 65, Washlni· ton 56 · Loren Woods had a career-high 29 . points, 13 rebounds and si1< blocked shots as Arizona won at Washington. . , The Wildcats (9· 1, Pac-10 2,04) led by 20 points in the first half as th,e Huskies (3-7, Pac-10 8- t4) missed their first 10 shots and had· -· -·nine turnovers in the first nine minutes. No. 19 'Thmple 75, Fordh•in 61 Pepe Sanchez doubled his pr.e- · vious season high with 20 points to lead Temple (17-4,A-10 10. 1) over visiting Fordham (I 1-11, ~- · . 10 4-6). ' . . Sanchez scored 14 points in the first half, including 4-of-4 on 3.pointers. Quincy Wadley added I 8 points and Mark Ka.rcher Had · 10 for the. Owls. ;: No. 21 Utah 83, San Dl9, St. 65 • Nate !tlthoff scored a career,. .. high 22 points and Utah cruised past San Diego , State. The Utes (18-4, MWC 7-1) easily extended the nation's ·longest hor:ne winning streak to 49. David Abramowitz scored 21 points to lead the Aztecs (5-16, MWC 0-8). car- CINCINNATI (AP) - Ken ~riffey .Jr. wanted to 'iio home. and didn't care if it cost " . him a fot to get there. Passing Ult the chance to get tens of millions ofdoUars more .through free ajien~y in a year, Gri(Tey agreed to a greatly reduced deal Thursd;oy so he could play for the Cincinnati ~ds.. . . · Junior acc~pted SP 6.5 million for nine yean, . with, 'most the money deferred until after ~ retires. '• ' ' 11f ' ' • '' Cincinnat1rsent four players to Seattle 'pitcher Brett Tomko, center fielder Mike Cameron and two minor leaguers - to complete one of ~asebaU's most remarkable trades ever. · "In these ~~Des when big markets 'and big · money seem to steal the sta~, it speaks so . much of Kert,'~ c~aracter tbat he has chosen . instead to come back to where he belongs," Reds owner C'arl Lindner, said. .. rm take first on Co. Rd. 31 'PUiof. Rev. Roacr Willford .·su~l. School · 9:30a.m. 1 • 16~ hlp· 1 p.m. BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESs Reds make sweet d·eal for·Junior· Rose Invited to . Clncy 'celebration Cu;lltalll...,... o=b•efee•' Cluardl ' ... ' • ; M r•.-TVC.Pep .. ; SltUrdly'IIChedule Alexander at Ironton -RobenBarber . .w AU; TCI.daY'I ICIMdl!le Alexander at Vinton County Southern at Federal Hocking MUter at Waterford Eastern at Trimble · Nelsonville-York at Wellston Meigs at Belpre ·1' PUtOf!R0YU.willit-- ' sfiall pass away; or attic wHh the·h.elp of the \228,:W:,Maln·st 1 Pomeroy my wo~ils'sfia,l( !~=oy, bH 467~ .CLASS .IRED._SECT/ONJ ,. ~;.;5432 ,,, · . pa$s ,away. R. Ai:nlo, Ji. - R.,.....- ,· 740-iiJI2-5141 Bruce DINctOr I -- Federal H.ocldng Miller SundaylSc:hool· 9 Lm. Sun. WOJihlp- 10:10 Lm., 6 p,m. Wedneoday Service - 7 p.m. ~ 11IC 12,1 1.8-1 8-5 12-S 7-6 8·7 8-7 7-ll 8-7 7-8 0-13 0-18 . Trimble SoullllltlbeiNew-r-t Sliver Ridao i ' Jlfie~rt ~u~r~l ~ronr ~Itt. 264 South ~ .... l>aOIOr: llpb,RohiMOn Sunday Sdlool· 10 a.m. ,' w~~ip-9a.m. . Mill Work Cabinet Making Syracuse · ' Eastern Southern Walelford 33045 Hiland Road, Pomeroy PutOr: lloy Hun1er ' . Sunday School· 10 a.m. · Evcnlni 7:30p.m. Tueaday It Thuraday - 7:30p.m. ' #"~ !-9:30a.m. - AU 1-2, 1 15-1 8-5 9-8 7-6 8-ll 5-8 5·11 5-8 5-12 2-10 2·13 Hocking . . FuU ~ LfPIIIorral ~rtlaod Flnt 01,;,., of lbt NU!Iroae f1a- . ·. .' .' S..ndtly School- 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednescloy Servioca - 7 p.m. . Pilton ReV. AIDOI1illil Main Sl~t, iWUdd : Sunday Worshl[>-10:00 a.m. SundJy Servu;:c...7 p.m. .. Puton Rev. Samuel W. Buye Putor: Bob Robinson Sunday School- ?:45 a.m, · · · WQrship - 11 a.m. Wednesday Services· 7:30p.m. www.fro&net.net/~auery C11urch of Chnst RulludC~-ofdloN­ Albory (Sy,.....) ?;., Cath o li c Clleller Cllurch or tho N.......,e Putor: Rev.,Herben Grate Sunday School - 9:30 o.m. Worship • II a.m.• 6 p.m. Wodnescloy SCrviccs - 7 p.m. ....... ML H..- Uailld Bnllrna laQrldCIIvdl Texas Community off' CR 82 Pastor: Roben Sandera Sunday Sehool · 9:30 Lm. Worship ~ 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wedn•y Services - 7:30p.m. Uallld frlllla Cbvdl Rt. ·1 on Pomeroy By-Pass Pastor: Rev. Rpbcn E. Smitli, Sr. Sunday School- 9:30 a.m. Wonlllp • 10:30 a.m., 1 p.m. Wed~lday Se~ice • 7 p.m. 11IC Belpre Alexander ' Meigs Wellston Nelso11vllle-York VInton County Un1t ed B re t h r e n ,I Putor: Rev. Lloyd D. Grimm.Sr. SUnd•y School - 9:30 a.m. Wonhip · 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday Services • 7 p.m. Tloppen Plllilu St Pool Pastor: Jane Beattie Sund.oy Sehciol · 9 a.m. Worship- 10 a.m. Tuesday SeNiccs. 7:30p.m. Ohlo . Salurday Services: Sabbalh School · 2 p.m. Worshlp · 3p.m. MI. OU.. eo,araally Clnrn:la Pulor: L:awreoce Buoh Sund.oy Scl!!>ol -9:30a.m • Eveni~W -7 p.m. Wedneday'S<nolc:o • 7 P.-m. Polnef1!J Churdl of tile Nuareae . '.'1 Faldl~~urdl Sjl...... a...... "· PUIOr Mltoolllle Adldnl . · Stinday School - 9:30 Lm. Wonblp . 10:30 o.m., 6 p.m. Wedoelday Servlcea ·1 p.m. ....·-'. ...... . .. SeYealii·Day Adveallll MulbtffJI HIS. Jld., Pomemy · Sund.oy 1- 9:30a.m. Worship • 10:~3 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wecloesdiy 7:30p.m. .·---· ..• -TVC- ·~ . Seve nth -D ay A dve nt; st · ' Suoday Scbool- 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:4~ a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services • 7 p~m. Joippo ~.-~ '"'" "'SSinday school - 10 a.ii. "' . Worship - II a. m:~ Wedacsday Service • 7 p.m. Rcoclavllle FeU...oblp CburdlfllllleM...,_ Pastor: Tei'CSI Waldeck Worship - 9 a.m. Sunday School- JO a.m. Thul'ldiy Services • 7 p.m. Congregat1o nal Rutlaod F... Will Baplill Salem St. Pastor: Rev. Paul Taylor Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evening - 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 1 p.m. . Paaor: Jane BcaUie Olordl of God or Prophecy O.J. Wbite Rd. off St. Rt. 160 Pastor: PJ. Chapman Sunday School • to a.m. Woiship • 11 a.m. Wedocsday Services • 7 p.m. Aallqully Bopllsl Sunday Sctlool - 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:45 a.m. Sunday Evening · 6:00 p.m. .-..' . Pastor: Sharon Hausman Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Worship - 11 a.m., 6:30p.m. BOYS -.~ ...,., Middleport PreabJinioa •. . Sunday. School· 9-a.m; Worship·-10 a.m. Monc.cliOPOI Cblfl'dl - hturday'l ICheclule, Belpre at Warren. Waterford at Miller •• . HarrlaoOYUlel'nlbyleria Cllordl . ...,. Wonhip - 9a.m. ~ Sunday 5<hool - 9:4S o.m. ·- Sunday Sc~l ~ 9 :30a.m. WOrship -10:30 a.m., 1 p.m. . Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wotallip • 10:30 Lm., 6:30p.m. Wedneaday ServlcOa -7 p.m. . Palor: Allen Mld<ap Alfred ~ '!( f F •} '.:! . M~CIIiuaoflhoMa ~ortlleut Outer . ' Thurwdlly'l _ ... Meigs 53, vtriton County 33 Eastern 81, Sou1harn 53 · Alexander 71, Nelaonvtlle·YOII< 29 Federal Hocking 50, Wateliord 31 Miller !1!1, Trimble 47 Belpre 57, WIIIIIOn 38 . "''Itt" O,dCommully 01~ NazCJ re n e Melu Coopentl., Porllh S y - Ftnl Chun:lo fll God Apple and ·Second Sts. '-'Rev. David Rusxll Sunday School and Worahip- 10 a.m. Eve nine Services- 6:30 p;m.We<loesday Scrvjces • 6:30 p.m. Forest Run Baptist Pastor : Arius Hun Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship- lla.m. <.t 10-4 12-8 · !1·10 8-11 5·10 8-13 Trimble 1-1!1 1-19 . Miller 1-13 1-17 (IIShare TVC tltle) .· ' AU. Watelford Eastern Southern Syn<uM F1nt Uolltd Pmbylaiarl · ,""" Putor: Rev. Kriu~a RobiDIOII Sutlday Sehooi·IO Lm. .,.. Worship ~ 11 a.m. , filA Huel eo.r-11)' Cbun:b orfRtlU Pucor: Edlel Han Sund.oy Sebool· 9:30a.m. Wonhlp -10:~.1-m., 7:30p.m. .,. TVC Presbyterian Sunday School - 10 Lm. Evenlns·- 6 p.m. Wednelday Service - 7 p.m. ... ·-.J" ' Middleport Peal...llal · ThirdAve. · PuiOr: Rev. Clark Baker Sunday School · 10 a.m. Evenin&· 6 p.m. Wedne~ay Services - 7:00p.m. Sy.-·]411 Bridpman St., Syricux TOrch Church ' · 9 Co. Rd. 63 ,. . , • s~""'w1 s.hool - 9:30 .. ~ ' cnship -1&.30 Lllf. ~ •. !'dL ODYe Uailed Melllodllf Off 124 behhld Wllkelville Pastor: Rev. Ralph Spires Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Worship. 10:30 la. m., 7 p.m. ThunKiay Services - 7 p.m. lludud Cbun:lo or God Putor: Ron Heath Sunday Worship - 10 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Servicca - 7 p.~ Railroad St., Mason Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship - tl a.m ., 6 p.m. .Wednesday Ser.vices • 7 p.m. •. Cbrlsllao Ualoo iflanford, W.Va. ··; ,... l'istor:Jim HuJhcs ;. · Sunday School - 11 a.m. · Worship· 9:30a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services • 7:~ p.m. .~., ML Moriah Church or God · Mile Hill Rd., Racine · Pastor: Brice Utt · Sunday School • 9:45 a.m. Evening · 6 p.m. Wcdn~sday Ser.vices - 7 p.m. •FaiUI Baptist Chun:h •. ,j:\'P!Mm !J.n!~l>ltlbodlll ~ Wotdup • 9:30 Lm. lsi It 2nd Sun~ . 7:30p.m. (3r<i 41h Sun) W~Desday Serviee - ?:30 p.m., U111011 Chu rch of God . Vklory Baplls11adependonl ·szs N. 2n:d S1. Middleport Pastor: James E. Keesee Worship· lOa.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p. m. Rotkl-rt Chan:lo Orand Succt , Sunda>:r School - 10 a.m.__. "'j.· Worahip -"11 i .ln. ,... • Wednesday Se~iccs- 8 p.DI. United Methodist llar1l'enl C!Nn:lo "'Chrlot Ill ,1 Paui ,Ladttn~n I Sl. Rl. 124, Reolue. · Pistor: William Hoback Sunday Sehool-10 Lm; Evenina · 7 p.m. · Wedoelday Serv,ioes - 7 p.m. Rev. Mike Thompooo,l'ulor Churtll Corner SyC4more & Second St., Pomeroy Rev. Donald C. Friti SundaY School - 9:45a.m. · Worship - J 1 a.m. St. • 4-11 ' 8-13 Federal Hocking ' 13-3 13-7 " , Pea- .W.IObly Foltll Valie).' Tabenrade Cburdl Ba1lcy Run ROad Pallor: Rev. Emmett Rawson Sunday Bvenina 7 p.m. Thurtdty ~rvice - 1 p.m. BedleiChurdl Township ~-· 468C Sunday SChool • 9 a.m. worship · 10 a.m. Wednesday Services - 10 a.m. ' 7-9 7·13 7-9 M3 Hocking .,. , Pe ntec o stal ·Sunday School10 a.m. EveniRJ - 7:30p.m. Wedaesday Servioe- 7:30p.m. Coolville Ualled M-Parllh Pastor: Helen Kline Coolotlle CUn:h Main A Fifth St. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship - 9 a.m. Tuesday Scrvk:tl - 7 p.m. ~ '""'Morris ·putor:,Sam Anderson Sund.oy Sdlool • 10 a.m: Worlhip • 1J a.m. . Our 9o•lour Llrllaeru Cllurdl Walnut and Henry StJ., RaveaJwood, W.Va. · Pastor: David Russell Sunday School • 10:00 a.m. · Worship - 11 a.m. Reed,.llle Chn:h or Clarill PastQr: Philip Sturm Sooday School: 9:30a.m. . Worship Service: 10:30 a.m. Bible Study, Wednesday, 6:30p.m. Great Bend, Route ) 24. Racine, OH .' · · Sunday school - 10::!0 Lm. Wol,'JIIip - 9:30 t .m.. 7 p.m. Mt. Union U.ptbt Pastor : Joe N. Sayre Sunday School-9:45 a.m. Evening · 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services - 6:30p.m. ..,. St. .leba em • Cliun:h , Pi nc. Orove Rev.llo•ld C. FriiZ \forship • 9:00 a.m. Sundiy $:dlool • 10:00 a.m. ... . 'RI.JJB, Allllquily · , . :;' :· PUIOr: Alat. Pu-: lim Moms , 4• Senoices: Salurday 7:30p.m. .~ ·.~~· ' Wedlpdsy - 7 p.m. · ' Mlddltt>ort Cem11nl1Y Cllutdl · 57Hcarl S1., Mlddfepon 'iPulor. - ~Brian Hortneu 1 . ··i'o God'• TemPle or Pralle Haniooll•llle c-urrll)' ~ Pastor: Theron Durham Sunday • 9:30.a.m. and 7 p.m. Eull.olor:t Pastor: Brian Harknca Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship ~ 9 a.m. Weclnelday - 7 ~·"'· Lutt1eran Htrrrl'!<k G,...e Chord! Putor: Gene Zopp Mo-aStar . ':a-.. 311163 McQuire Rq. Pomcroy, Ohio . , -:, .. . Putor: Wayoe Baloolm !iervlcea: Thurs. Niles 7:00pm . New cbUJ<h No Sunday aervia: esllblllhed;"' : 11lo llelicYtri' lfellowaldtl Mllllllrr New Lime Rei., Ruilud ( Pa-. Rev. Marpie1S. Robiluon Scrvlcel: Weclneaclay, 7:30p.m. Sooday, 2:30p.m. Pastor: Dewaync Stutler Sunday Scbol;>l • l1 a.m. Worship -10 a.m. Cllrlol of SllaU Sl. Rl. 160, 446-624V or 446-7486 · Sutolay l!<:MI>I10:;>l).lJ a.m. ,, Rellci'Sociely/PrieSibooo 11:05-12:00 ncion S&c:ramenr Service 9·10:15 a.m. Honfemakina mceUna.lit.Thurs. - ?p.m. a.m.. Sliver Run ~~~~ Pastor: Bill Uule Sunday School - IOa.m. Worship - 11a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services· 6:30p.m. • . · PallOr: SieVe Reed S.nday,School - 9:30 •.m. Worship · 9:30 Lm. and 7 p.m. Wodneadar. · 7p.m. Fridtly - ldlowsll p oenolce7 p.m. Putor: Dcwa(ne StutJer Sunday Schoo - 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:45 a.m. · Bible Study Wed. 7:00p.m. -· •• AU 15-1 19·1 15-1 18-2 11-5 11-8 Belpre WeiiiiOn VInton County Nelsonville,YOII< FaD Galpel Olrrrdl flltlle U.lq SIYiar , :- · Lon&llollom , Cumel SvttM Cannel It Bashan Rds. . Radne, Ohio Melgsll t: ..., Fallb F!r1 Gtopol Clavc:l! TVC Alexander~ New Ult VlciGI)' ~ : -:: : 3n3 Georaeo Croct Road, GalllpoiiA, OH •<lo • PuiOr: Bill Siolcn · •<>Sundly Services • 10 a.m. a: 7 p.m. : Wodneallay - 7 p.m. A Youlb 7 p.m. . H - Cbrlldu Fellowllllp Cborn:ll Sunday !""lc:o, 10:00 o.m., 7:00p.m. · YDUih FeliOW&hip Sunday, 7:00p.m. Wednesday service, 7:00 p.m. . Ohlo Sunday School · 10 a.m. Wonbip • 7 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. ' ROCK . SPRINGS Meigs overcame a sluggish start and went on to defeat Vinton County 53-33 in girls TVC basketball action Thursday. . The win gtves the Marauders a share of the Tri-Valley Conference basketball championship for the second year in a row witll ,Alexander. The Sp~tans defe~.ed NelsonvilleYork 71 -29 last night. . Meigs (19~1. TVC. },5 -l), which went into the contest ranked I 1th ill the AP Division II state ~oU, coUected its 28th consecutive home victory en route' to its sixth TVC girls basketb:llltitle. . · Vinton County took a 16· 8 lead· when (;indy Cox scored with 53 .seconds left in the first period. Am~r Vining puUed Meigs to within 16- I 1 at the end ·of the first period when .she drained ' a three pointer · with 12 seconds left in the period. . , . The Vikings (7-13, TVC 79) opened up an 18-1 2 lead in the second .period, but the Marauders battled. back with Amber Vining · scoring eight points in the period. The Marauders tied the ·game at 18-aU with 2:18 left. Meigs then took a 22-18 · lead wheri' Vining hit · two more from che line with 1:13 left. A MeJ~nie Jones bucket GIRLS -TVC- '. Cllftoe T-.ado Clrudl Oiftoa, W.Va. Cbrlotlaa ........... c..ter Salem St, Rulland PallOr: Rollert E. MUller Sund.oy Scliool - 10 Lm. Wonhip · 11:15 a.m., 7 p.m. Wcdnetcla)' Service · 7 p.m. . •·' v• Putor: EmcriiUI Lawrence Foreman S..nday Sdlool · 9:30 o.m. Worship. 10:00 am Wednesday Servi~ - 7 p.m. Midlaei Pln&IO - Suiday servica, 10 a.m. . Wedneoday aenolce, 7 p.m•.· Paltor: Dewayne Stutler Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship • 9 Lm. Weclneaday Servlr:es • 10 L'!'· . of...... ' l..attor·lloJ LaapylilfJ CbrlatiU Cblil<b Suriday School - 9:30a.m. Wo11hip • 10:30 7:30p.m. Wednesday_Scrvice 7:30 p.'m. . . • Syrac_ use SENTINEL CORIIESPONOENT Prep Basketbllll ' .. <•, upset BvO..IWIIIII . ' 1Woldoll ure c~urc11 SOON. 2nd Ave., Middlepon Putor: Mike Foreman frlllla Chapel 923 S. Tblnl St.·Micldleport S.O...Mie Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wonhip - 9 a.m. The Chorda H......, IIIII Cburdl fll Clarilt . , Bvanaelist Mike Moore , Sunday 5<hool - 9 Lm. Worship ·10 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Scrvica 71 p.m. 773-5017 Servk:c time: Sunday10:30 a.m. Wednelday 7 pm ....... ·~ Sll..n villt Wont or Foil• Pasto r: David Dailey Sunday School9:30 a.m. EveninJ - 7 p.m. •pij1J:00ipll Churdl• Putots John It Patty Wade 603 Second Avt. Muon SllmC..ur Pastor: Ron Fierce Sunday School - 9:H a.m. Worship - 10:15 a.m. L<~ttcr-Day Sa1nts ROoqubed Chord! or JesUJ Cl11i11 . ol Lauer Day Salah Ponland ~Raci ne Rd. Pastor: Jerry Si11pr Sunday Sdlool- 9:30a.m. . Wonllip - 10:30 a.m. Wedncsda~ Seryices • 7:30p.m. Rulloo4 ~ orC1Irllt Sunday School : 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:31} a. m., 7 p.m. Flrtl Soulhem Baplbl 41872 Pomeroy Pike Pastor: E. La,mar O'Bryanl Sund11y School - 9;30a.m. Worship · 10:45 a.m., 7:00 p.ni. Wednesday Services - 7:00p.m. AIIPtUitC..IOr School · ?:30 a.m. Woi'stup - l O:JO 1.m. Thursday Services . l p.m. lleiUfl1 Pastor: Rev. Blackwood Su nday SehOol · 9!30 a.m. Wor.ohip 10:30 ~t. m .• 7:30p.m. Wednesd•y SeN icc · 7:30p.m. Cards Wins HIGHLIGHTS • Col•llr7 1Nblo c~urc~~ Pomeroy Pike, Co. ltd. 47439 R<:ibei!W., Chcoler Po-: ~. Mary IIIII llatold Coot Suoday ScJVIQo: 10 a.10. • 6 p.ID. Wedneoday·Servlces, 1 p.m. • FRIDAY's F-FeUow11p CJ'OIIldtfar Cllrlll P1110t: b v. Franklin Dk:kcns Service: friday, 7 p.m. -Oalb-Mlolotrleo Pastor: Kellh Rader Sunday School • 9:15 u n, Worship - 10 a. m. Youltl Fello~ h1p, Sunday. 6 p.m. S~mloy llay8o ,....Y Sc:baol · 10:00 Lm. 5iatl0y Sorvlc:o · 6:00p.m. W......y SerYicc · 7:00p.m. Rodt~ W....yu Blblt Holi- Ch•rdl 13 Pearl Sl., Mkl<lleporl. Paslor: Rev. Doua Cox · Sunday Worship · 9:30 p.m., 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Service- 7:30p.m. Hyoell Rua Hollo.., Cllurch Rev. Mark Michael Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship • 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Thursday Bible Study and Youth - 1 p.m. Laum Ollf Free Mdhodlll Churdl Paslor: Charles Swigger Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. . Worship - 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday Service • 7:00p.m. Ttoppen Plaia Cllun:lo oiCbrllt ,_Lao Mill<nYllle Pulor. Chad EmrKk Sunday School • 9 a.ftl. Worship - 10 a.m. Po....-.y 112 mile off Rt. JZS . Pastor:. Rev. O'Dell Mi nlcy Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship • 10:30 a.m., 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:30p.m. Pastor: Brian May Sunday ~ • 9:30a.m. Wonblp • 7:00 p.m. Wocloetday Bible Sludy • 7:00 p.m. Alia . . Cblardl Aa1t St, Nldd. . . Pwor: Coantc Fiares Sunday School • 9:15 a.RI. Wotship . 10:30 a.m. Bible Stitely Tuesday . 10 a.m. PIM Gro..e IUblt Hollnet. Cburch ' "'"'"' ..... Cbvdl L<latl, W.Va. Rl. 1 Otlll'l ClluiChf'S Plor1 ClaoJIOI Sunday School - 9 1.m. • Wonhip • JO a.m. _ . , _ H o i - Cburdl Leadine Cn:et Rd., Rulland Pastor: Rev. Dewey Kina Sunda y school- 9:30a.m. Sy<l<lay Wllflhip ·7 p.m. Wednesday prayer meeti ng- 7 p.m. S•mday Sc:hool -9:30 a.m. .... I Harrison'w'iiiCRoad Putor: O.arlcs McKenzie Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Wonllip · llun.. 7:00 p.m. Wcdnttday Se011ct -7.00 P; m, .....,.ollowllldp Churcho! Clarilt Bapt i St ' ' Calv1r7 P11p1a Qapel KNo Cbun:lo oiChriot Worship· 9:30a.m. Sunday School · 10:30 a.m. PMtor-Jeffrey Wallace 1st and Jrd Sunday Assembly of God Sullivlft Sund11y School • 'li:JO a.m. Wurship - 10: :\0 I.m. Pu~ur: Vem~pye 3Hl57 Stale Roule 32S, l.anpvlle Putor. Guy Jacbon Sunday K"hool: - 9:30a.m. Sunday worship - 10:30 a.m. & 1 p.m. Wedlelday pny" tcrvic:e - 7 p.m. S.nd.or Sdlool • 11 a.m. Wonlup - 1Oo.m., 6 p.m. fltMJ, Febnnry 11, »" • H.U CM' d 1' ptrt) DoofileH-~ Instead of going :to New York or another big city, Griffey figured he would, be happiest heading back to the · place where he learned that sweet swing of his. He used to run around the Reds clubhouse while his father, Ken Sr., helped Griffey . the >Big Red l\1ac hine ·win championships in the 1970s. He wants his son to have the cbance to ao !he same thing in the very same clubhouse . "Giowing up, it was all abo~t family," Griffey said. ":Wh~n the Reds won, we ran in the locker rooin and took· bats, gloves, balls and went out and did whatever. When they lost, we were upset because we couldn't go See our dads and get the bubble gum and the. red pop and play." AU across Cincinnati, giddy fans honked horns, hung up "Welco111e Home" signs and. acted like a long-lost mem~r of the family ·' ·had finally found his way back. · After Griffey agreed to the new contract, he got on Lindner's plane in Orlando, Fla., · for a two-hour Oight home to announce the .deal. He was surprised to see about 200 people at the airport when he landed, his tint hint of what was afoot. The city was reveling in the RedS' biggest trade since they brought Pete Rose back as player-manager in 1984. · "His name comes up like Pete Rose's name as far ·as Cincinnati," said coach Ron Oester, a native who played· for the Reds. · "That's the magnitude he's at for Cincinnati fans." And for all ofbasebaU, too. Pl•se see Junior,~· 1141 Eastem:girls hpld. off Southem 61-SJ: ' . '' .. ·: . ' ' ' 't more Sta,cie Watso~. coming olf' her first double-double Wedn~RACINE - Although their day t;~ight, added t 0 points. • free throw shooting was sub par seriior Kim Ihle led Southern for the game, it was charity toss- with 18 points on four tla~­ es at the end that sealed a 61-53 pointers art~ •a IS-point ~on~ win for Eastern over the South- hlilf. 'Senior Stacy Lyons sco~ ern Thursday before a large 15 points. Kati Cummins add~ c~wd in attendance for senior 10. ~rah:' B'r auer had eigl:li mght ~t _the Charles W. Hayman ·Brigette Barnes and Tam# Gymnas•um. · , Fryar had two each. · .E"!ern_ coach P.aul Bran?on , . ':W~ had a goa.j game ~~; saJ~, Th1s was the sec_ond nme - 'SCilitliern . rnent()r ·Alan q r;:sp wed played Southern m a week -~~~~"We jtist didn't hit th~e and they were prepared for ~\If .~ normally, make. .We m~stea) . g;~me, but I . thought our fPriS : couple opportunities to ti~ tlat ' took care. of the basketball an9 score, and before we couiditalte were pat1ent m run.nmg the advantage, Eastern regainecJ th~ o~ense. Th~se two. th1~p were momentum.'.' : · -· b1g factors ~n the game. , . . Seniors honored ·in pre Eastern placed . fo11r gt_rls , m . :cerem~:mies Were I hie, B· · , do~ble figures led by JUmor Heather Dailey, and Lyons. ~ po1nt guard, -:'mber Baker, who playing their last Eastern~ scored 17 pomts. - .. . . ern game · were Eagles ·"cky Brannon added, Amber has Davis and Am~r VanSickl~ · , come into her own the last five · Southern .look a 3-2 lc:ibit games. She puts extra time into the 5:20 . mark on a Cu '· 0;; the game ~d now she is starting free throw, but Eastern .. to see the rewa~ds. O .tr wllole went on a t 0-0 run to lea 1~­ team .. >ame through tho~gh 3. Davis had eight of ON when the pme ":'as on the hne. points on cwo three-po ~ Everyone m the lm~-up stepped, and a Juli Bailey ·two up and played well. fi-om the foul line. '· ' ·"We iost the game th filii l?anielle ~pencer added ~ 1 pomts and SIX rebounds, while quarter" Crisp said. "we;; j..senior Becky Davis ad4~d· ,I 1 ' -~-\ ·J IT UP- Southern's Kim lhl!l (i4) 'Ci!lS off Amber Baker of East· ~oints . an!i six rebo~nds. ~pho- M • • • . em durin& last fiiCht's &arne at Racine. · · BY Seem WOLII SENTINEL CORRESPONDENT reo Ill- :,n"' ,:., •o• Malllr. ...... ' . . ").... .. �. ~ ... -, Pomeroy, MiddlePOrt. Ohio ~P.~~~~-B__2_·n.~~DI~~~~~~nN~------------------------------~P~om~e~ro~y~,~~~~~~d~le~po~rt,~Oh:=lo~--~--------------------~F~~da~y~,F:~~~~1~1,~~::~&! The Dally Sentinel • Psae ~ 3 Michigan football progr~m decides not to play in Kickoff Classi~j PISC~TA~AY, NJ (AP) The Untvemty of Michigan has changed tU nund and decrded not to play tn me Kickoff Clamc in August, the school announced The announcement comes JUSt one day after athletic director Tom Goss res1gned. The news stunned M1chael Gr.nme, the director of college athletics for the New Jer;'ey Spom and Exposmon Authortty, whtch oversees the game for the Naaonal Assoaanon of College Dtrectors of Athlencs The game is played at the Meadowlands m East Rutherford "How about that," sud Gratme. "What do you know. Unbelievable!" Gratme satd he hoped something still could be worked out Warde Manuel, the school's asSIStant athlenc director, satd m a statement that "we were hopmg to play m our first-ever Kickoff Classtc but an agreement could not be reached." When Mtchtgan accepted the mvnanon to play m the tradinon- al opener ro the college season at to us," Manuel added. "We hope Kickoff Clamc" ::; GtanU Stadium, 1t was provtded to be considered for a future ;.-: that the orgamzers of the game • could come up wtth an opponent ' that the school was Willing to play. f ..CIORI belt "The opportumty to expose VINTON -:Wahama's etghth-grade boys' basketballteam,led by • our athletes to the New York area Anthony Mttchell's 20-pomt performance and !8-pomt efforts by and allowmg our alumni and fans Aaron Fulk and R T. Roush, defeatedVmton 67-51 Thunday mght from the Northeast to see us play The host Tigrs' Jason Casey led all scorers wtth 28 pomu were extremely appealing factors Elt:hth ll'ade While 1llntan : TODAY'S SCOREBOARD • AtJNOUtKEMENTS EMPLOYJ\1H<l SERVICES ~ala 005 '15 · 145 Per Houri Country s Moat Ettablllhtd ~lcaiiOental Blfloro Softwort Co~any Naada People To Process Claims From ~ome Training Provided Must Local scoring summaries Melga 53, Vinton Coonty Metgs VInton County 33 33 •• 11 11 16 15 • 53 fiEII. 2·2 ().() 13 10 8 tl-0 2 3-4 2-8 Jennifer Shrimplln Brooke Wlll lamt~ Sh8nnon, Price Amy Hysafl Tltfany Quails Ashley Thomas 3 4 a 2 a 6 a 1 a Wigal Tot..1 4 2-6 a-1 O·a a-2 1-4 1-2 a-t 0 0 0 Q 15 5 21 14 ~ o Q 33 fi Ell. 0 0 Mtfrgle Branon St~anle 4 6 6 2 1 1 0 .'* J Eo81ern 61, Southern 53 • 14 8 21 18 = Easlem Southam a 53 fi Ell. 2·7 17 Becky Oavlsi .................. 1 2 o-2 n Danlelle Spencer Stacie Watson Jull Bailey 5 4 3 0 0 0 Amber VonSickle Totalo 1 g 1·5 2·3 2·2 11 1a 8 20 4 ~ 2::2 11-21 81 fi Ell. ().() 3·3 1·2 18 15 1a ().() ().() D:l! 6 2 z 4-5 53 Ohio H.S. girls' scores 37 UC Santa Barbara 81 Cal St Fullerton 53 _ UNLV 74 ColoradO St 63 Cent COnnecticut St 64, Monmouth, N J 46 Delaware 87, Boston U 77 Fairtelgh Dickinson 72, Qummp!ac 55 Georgetown 90 Southam U 67 Hampton 71, Duquesne 64 Albany Alexander 71, N-it-York 29 Amanda-clearcretk 54, Conal Winchester U1ah St 59 Nevada 54 Great Lakes Intercollegiate G1111non 78, Aahland 68 Wayna Sl 94 Findlay 85 Northeastern 74 Towson 73 RObert Morris 81 Wagner 73 Slana 100, Loyola, Md 67 St Francie, Pa 87, Sacrad Hean 66 Fordham 81 UMBC 55, Long laland U 54 Non-conference Mlch ·Dearborn 80, Cedarville 78 Vermont 73, Drexel 72 Ohio women's scores South Allotln Paar ~3, E Kentucky 58 Goorgt Malon 73, lllchmond 85 Jocklonvlle St 74, Jaci<sonvlle 68 l.oult'llle 82, SyrtiC<Ioe 89 Mort:er 87, Cent. Flortda 85 Morahaad St 104, Tennessee St 79 Naw Ortaano $8, Fla lntematlonal 58 Nlcltoltl St 59, TeQ8·San Antonio 57 SW Teqo 72, SE Lo\Jialana 53 Samlora 82, Stotson 57 Troy St 88, Florida Atlantic 88 Mid-Continent Conference Northwestem St 77, Texas·AringtOn 67 5am Houston St 54 LOUISiana.-Monroe 48 Hemlock Miller 55, Gtouator Trtmble 47 Jack&on 60, Martena 59 Lancamer Fair IJnlon 80, Teays Voll 36 Stephen~ Austin 76 Lamar 81 Texas-Pan Amertcan 72 Centenary 43 ,..ldwellem Collegiate Conference Loyola, Ill 59, Wn!tlt St 50 Bay 70 Cleveland St 60 Great Lakes Intercollegiate Findlay 60 Wayne St 57·0T Gannon 79 Ashland 51 American Mideast Conference Malone 79, Saton Hli 84 Ohio Dominican 75 Urbana 57 W81sh 84, Mount Vernon Nazarene 55 Wilberforce 79, Notre Dame, Ohio 69 SMU 62, San Joae St 51 Sam Houlton St 82, Loulolona-Monroa 77 TCU 106 Hawsl 96 Toxao A&MoColpua Chrtstt 96, Belmont 79 638 617 Pholadeiphla 27 22 551 Or1ando 2• 26 Booton 21 29 New Jersey Washington 19 30 15 34 Butalc Montreal 23 25 18 28 I 55143154 .. 4 7 1 54 137 14a ·" 7 3 46 117 131 Soutltooot Dlololon Florida 31 18 4 3 69166 Washington 26 18 9 1 82 144 Carolina , 22 25 6 a 52 139 12 35 6 6 36 138 Tampa Bar Atlanta 11 36 6 ~ 32 117 lll 1 4 -'80 7 112 429 1a 388 12 306 16 128 130 152 202 194 ·' ' • ', ~ • 51 looilss::: Detroit ... 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Box1639 740-593-3815 " ' .' Auction and Flea Market buy/aell ealates, consignment ).uctlon every Thursday. 8pm, Middleport, Ohio & 7<10-989-2623 8111weti,OH Carmichael'• Farm & LaMi 668 Pinecrest Drive 740-446-2412 ,· · I .._....rt..._..wv ' " I..Brry'a Cycle' & Tractor Sales 2706 Pike Street 304-42S-7102 ' 2 MEDICAL RECORDS CLERK Holzer Senior Care Center Is Now Accepting Applications For Med· leal Recorda Clerk Qualified Ap· pHoants Must Have Knowledge 01 Medical Terminology And ICD·9 Coding Medical Records Specialized Training Ia Also Desir· able For Those Interested In The Po· sltlon Ap!11y Within AI 380 Colo· nlal Drive, Bidwell, OH EOE MEDICAL SILtiNG Earn Excel· lent $ $ $ I Processing Cla1ms Accounting Instructors Needed For Classes In Principles ( 1 2-3), Payroll, Cost And Tax. Cay And Evening Classaa Available Must Have Minimum Of A Bachelors Degree And Approprlate Course. work Send Resume And Letter Of Interest To Gallipolis Career College, 1176 Jackson Pike, Suite Manager Retail Jewelry Store, Retell Sales And Computer Ex· perlence Necessary Benefits Available Apply Acqulslllona Fine Jewelry, 151 Second Avenue GaiHpolls MllleMium TeltMrYtcea is pleased to announce the Grand opening of Its new Well· ston calfing center We are now setting up Interview appointments lor outbound telaservlce posltons No expenence necessary Stanlng wage I& SM!r with quarterty salary reviews Management opponunit'-ts avail- able 401 K/Medlcai/OonlaVPald vacadons available 3 shilta dally FleKible scheduling Start your new career with usl wv License, Rick Pearson Auction Company, lull time auctioneer, complete auction service Licensed •6e,Ohlo & West Virginia, 304· 113-5785 Or 304-773-5447 Wedemeyer's Auction Service llailpolla, Ohlc 740-379,2720 10 Wanted ~bloluto to Buy Top Dollar All U S Sll· ver And Gold Colna, Proolaeta Oltmonds Antiquo Jewolry, Gold ~lngt, Pre-1930 us Currency, .Stifling, Etc Acqulslllona Jewelry • MTS Coin Shop, 151 Sacond - · Galtlpolls, 7.a-448·2942 von with Mwlt:ltllr romp or 1111 110 - ., ltdd 14> to 800 ..... 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AS SEEN ON TVI Erau Bad Credit Legally "Don't Have Time To Deep Cf!an www monaythatslyn.com Your Home? • Let Christian La· Ffoe Info 666-659-2560 does Claanlflp Service Helpl 740· 388 9021 FIIEE DEBT CONSOLIDATION week Clean Buildings BUFFALO AREA Must live within 20 miles .radlas ol Buffalo Male or Female Stllfts Call Nowl (304)768·7290 "Bob" Pleasant Vallf)y Hospital 18 cur· rently accepting applications for the following position Central Ily of professionals to be the re•ource for community health •lervice needs Please submit resume to Pleasant Valley Hasp\· tal, c/o Personnel 2520 Valley Or Pt Pleasant WV 25550 or fax lo (304)675-6975 AAIEOE MON~Y TO LOAN Bad Cred ll OK Free Application U S Ap· plicants on~ 1·877·7110-1939 Housecleaning. Reliable Lady Wtlh Flelerences Rio Grande To Gallipolis & Surrounding Areas !lupply Tocltnlclon. Join tha fam- NEED AN EARLY PAYDAY?? 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Guaranteed Hire For Application And E•am lnbrmatlon call 8 A M OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO Professional Servlcea I 210 GalllpoMs, 740-446·3093 1 Left $299/Mo Includes Lot 304-736-7295 Loaded Slnglewides Must Go ! Save Thousands I No Lot Rent For 6 Mas Only 0 Oakwood Qa~opolls, 740 446 3093 330 Farms for Sale Business and Bu lldlngs 350 740o441h.1519 Lots & Acreage 19 acres Pagevllle, Scipio Town· 2 44 Acres Winding Crossroads Subdivision Very Nice Area Convenient Localion Gallipolis LOT FOR SALE AT TOP OF PLEASANT RIDGE AD GALL FERRY $3000 304·682·2972 REDUCED PRICES 20 ACRES ·116,000 All Woooad Wllh Road That Continues Into Wayne Nat ional Forest Off SA 14a & SA 233 23 ACRES ·$26,000 MEIGS COUNTY CHEAPER THAN DIRT tho offt~ng LAND CO, LTD, 1·80Q.213·6365 ADULT WEB SITES MULTI· I,IILUON DOLLAR OPPOIITUNI· TV ON · LINE CASINOS 1-866· 360 AU real estate advert•slng 1n this newspaper is sub)ecl to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 wh1ch makes II Illegal to advertise •any preference, AT&T 1 cont PHONE CARD ROUTEI Make $100 000 + /Yr • I ALL CASHI Easyl FREE Info, This lo Not A Job S5 000 lleq I· 800-997-9688 Ext 1155(24 Hrs) • OH 45701 Closing Dole Ia Fal>ru· ATTENTION ary 18, 2000 EOE !ESP Working From Home Processing origin, or any Intention to Seamstress wanted Straight seams, Heavy VInyl, 740·388· 31 Corporate Newsletters! $2 Per Newalattarl Guaranteed .Weekly Paychecks! 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PROVALI t-ea0-380•4820 EXT The Cheshire Post Office Is Accepting Applications For Subatltu11 ,Rural Route Carrier To Ap.- Start Your Buslnaas Tod•y Prima Shopping Center Space Available At Affordable Rate 8509 2br, tba Home w!Atlached Ga· rage , 130 South Park Drive, ply, Spring Volay Plaza, Call 74G-44e- $36 ooo (304)675-5697 Or For More lnlormellon, Call The Postmaster At 740·367· 0101 Tho Galllpollt City SchOOl District 11 Staking Qualified Applicants ULTIMATE BUSINESS! 80'% Margin Amazing ROll Tllrnl<or Excenont Training, Continual St.~>- For All Positions In The SchOol port No1 MLM Or Franachlat District, (FUII·Timo, Part·Tima , Potential $ 215oa Or Mort Por Summer And Substitutes) App\1· cations Are Available At The central Office, 61 State Suaet, BetwHn 8 00 AM And •;OO PM, Mo ~or Thru FriGar Tho Gailfpo· <N 111 City Sc~ool Dlotrlct Ia An Equot~e~. GOV'T FORE- Week aoo-32u-9895 Ext 5504 NMd A loan? Try Dlbt COnsoli• dation •s aoo , 2ao OOO Bod • ' • 1-•-77~ • • Crldlt OK En 21 5 ' ' F~ ~ ~ """'""• BILtvel; Spring Valloy Area; 3 Bedroomt, 2 Cor Garage; Family Room, 2 Bathe 740-448·86a7 2;00Pm-9 OOPm. k'"""'tor o•- In homa, 132 Mill ..,..._ -•St., Now Hoven, WV, 304·882· r2240=:._______ I • '\l 992·1 182 or 304 773·53a5 after 6p011 COMPUTER BLOWOUTII COM· PAO Desktops t,.aptops, M•rchant · Accounts Website& Al most Everyone Approvedll No Money Downll Low Monthly Pay- menton 1 868·479·2345 (Ton. Free} ; ~ Computer Power Mac Perform&. ~ OS 7 5 System, 100MHz, Colo( Monitor, Mouse Keyboard He•.. lett Packard Inkjet D9SkWrltlf'J'.. Color Prmter 660C, External Mel- "" dam 57to: Very Fast, Y2K -OK, · Tons Or Soltwsar, Internet Ready, ($695) 740 446 6039 '. Oowo) • Low Monthly Payments Y2k"' Compliant Almost Everyone A~... proved 1·800·617-3476 Ext 330 : ... Ftrewood For Sale. $40 A Loa(... Heap Ac cepted, $90 Cord 19W Cavalier $400 OBO, 74a·258-:o 6663 • .. • Beaches And Relaxation Beacll'"' Front Condos Or Homes For· Rent /Sale Century 21 1st SouttP: ern Trust 1·6aa·255·948%• www c21 marco com • #- JOT •• • Furnished Room a Space for Rent Advertise your business In this visible lacallon on well traveled Bedrooms Foreclosed s From '199/Mo , 4% Down lstings & Payment Details, MERCHA NDISE AERATION MOTORS •: Repaired, New & Rebuilt In Stock': . Call Ron Evans, 1·600-537·9526 : • . -c----------------~·· Ktnmore Washer $85, Whirlpo~ : Wa&her $75 Hotpolnt Dryer S6!i.i . All White Call Aller 5 30, 74o• . 446-9066 :· ~~~------------~· 510 t52 Fourth Avenue, Gallipolis, 3 Mo, Depoan Requ ired, 1-888- 1140 a521 Household Goode Appliances Reconditioned Wuhers, Dryers, Ranges, Retrtgrators , 90 Day Guarantee! French City Maytag, 740·-446· For sale or rent· 2 bedroom house In PomeroY S3!50 month plus depoalt, will tell on contract with good rarerenc11, no pets, ne 74fl.888·7244 Fobruary & Mareh Salo Thompaona Appliance Repair 3407 Jackson AllllnliO 2 br Musa at 2219 1/2 Lincoln Ave Pt Pleasant S275. a rnon + $275 Gop no peta CALL BET· WEEN t AM& TPM 304·882· 2099 • Siartlng prlcas on Appllancoa llalrtgeratoro 85 00 ~.. 9000 E~rlc Ranges 75 00 Washers 9500 Dllltwasliero 85 00 Fraazoro 13500 lipois, Vllfy Nlca, 740·446-1409 lltmt over $100 •• 90 day warran- ty (304)875-73881875-5402. Baths, Energy Ettlcl•nt Home , For Slit f)lnlngRoom Tobie & 4 Chatro Fait Condition (304)575· C1llllltio Golf Ct.., S68M!o' 740-448-2957 6833, Alttr 5PM• I ,,, 1 One BedrOtJm Apartmeni Fur· nlshed Phone 740 446-4927 740 446 8519 highway Will put up snd maintain your sign Call 74a·992·6396 or 7 4().992 2272 - Complete DISH Network satellite system brand new, $99, 740~ 5023 RENTALS FOR LEASE OR SALE 5 Yoar 014 2 000 Sq Ft 3 Bedroomt, 2 ALL SIZES /ALL LOADS EL· DORADO BUILDING SYSTEMS '·800.279-4300 FLORIDA MAIICO ISLAND Ell'· : )oy The Trop ical Paradise Clf.. 460 bedroom, 2 bathl , heat pump, close to achoot, tree main· ttnlnce, & Yllrt old, range & r• Are You A Metal Building Erector /Contract or? We Have Factory 'I Otrect Bulld1ngs With NO Dealer· shtp Fee Or Volume Convnltmentr Vacancy at Darst Adult Group Home, male or temale 740·992· www countryty!Jlft com Double wklalor oalo (roclucod), 2 PI_. Will Finance With •o• Oown Cred1t Problems, No Problem caJI Toll Free 1·877 293-4082 446 0008 C.l Ryttn 3 Bedro<lms 2 Living Rooms, 2 Betht, New Carpet Central Air Gas Furnace blshwasher In Gal· 6 Perso n Hot-Tub Blue Ridge Mountain Stream Brand 211-1/f Firewood Oak & Hickory Delivery.. " $40 Truck Load, 740-245-9337 "; Bedrooms W/0 Hook-Up $3751 come Potanrlal No Experience Submit rooumo to Rocksprings llohabllltatlon Center, 36759 llocksprlngs Ad Pomeroy, Ohio Call Tom 0 740-368·a1 13 Now Tak1ng Applications- 35 West 2 Bedroom Townhouse Inc ludes Water Apartments Sewage Trash, $315/Mo, 740· 6 ·319·3323 Ext.1709. REAL ESTATE •Attent1on Primes tar & Cable TV Customers• Want A Better Deal? Free Equipment, Fr•e lnstaltatlon 1 Firewood For Sale, $40 A Fa+ Corn Call74a 386·9648 •• 450 11001213-8365 Anlhony Land Coit1J8ny LTD 1 Ho Fa 1·61)().392-7606 Housing Opportunity 20 ·500 Acres advertisements for real estate which ls In violation of the law Our readers are hereby Informed that all dwellings advertised in thiS newspaper are avallabte on an equal Was $11 512 Sell $6 500 40x56 Was $11 1200 Sell $5,980, 5511120 Was $32 900 Sell $13,900 Tom 371 t TOO 1-688·233-6694 Equal We Par CAaH For LANDI Even lilts Llstsd knowingly accept ltafl This Is an excallent oppor· j:80fl.4.::.....;34;,;·.;;55~1.;;8.;;Eld;;;;.66;,;;;,7;__ __ lunlty fo' tho right candidate tor MEDICAL BILLING Unllmitea In· personal and professional growth der $12,000, 740.446·2317 This newspaper will nat (3) All Steel Buildings 30x36 VIllage Green Apartments · 2 bedrooms, total electric, appllanc es furnished, laundry room faclll· Ills and close to school appllca Ilona available at oHice, 740·992· Need 5 Secluded Acres With Homesite, Quiet Road, Gall la County, Oteded & Surveyed, Un· sex 1amNial status or national ' Twin Towers now aocepting ap· plication• for 1 SA HUO subsid IZed apt for elderly and handi· capped EOH (304)675-6679 Real Estate Wanted limitation or discrimlnallon basad on race color, religion, t 180 Spring VaHey Green One Bed· room Apartmenta Applian ces Furnished Call7o40446-1599 8 Acres, $5,000. 10 Acres $10,000 5+ Acres For $8,500 Call For Free Maps ANTHONY 540-8227 Cam.. Pats (304)675-5162 One bedroom furnished apart· ment In Middleport 740-992 9191 Off SA 7 South Of Gallipolis No Rostrlctionol NEEDS TlC, $2 300 Down On Land Contract Pnvate, Non-Profit Family Plan· 9 a I SINGERS! GOSPEL, CLEAN COUNTRY, ond EASY LISTEN• INOI Call 1 800 469·8164 For Ti N h I t A t~ c ppo n men ' 0 orne 0 11 ~ Nice Ground-Floor 2BR, WID Hook-up Aelerence, Deposit No Address $23,000 ?4a·245·5776 SSBAD CREDIT? Gat Cash Loans To S5 000 Debt Conaolt· . dat10n To $200 000 Credit Mortgages Refinancing And Auto Loans Available Meridian Credit Corp 1 800-471·5 119 Ext , COMPUTERS • Low Or $0 Gracious living 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at Vll!aga Manor and Aiversl"e Apartments In M1ddle· port From $249-$373 Call 740· 992·5064 Equal Housing Oppor· tunitles &hlp lid. 142 S300a 00 740.992· 7584 • 9 ~M M·F 1-681-898·5627 Ext 24-1007 Secretary 50 wpm Required Computer Experience A Must Detail Oflented Able To Work In· dependently As Well As Part Of A Team Full Benefit Package Including 401K Retirement Plan Sand Resume And Threa Em· ployment References To Planned Parenthood 01 Southeast On4o, 388 Richland Avenue, Athens Furnished 2 Rooms & Bath Show er Downstairs Clean, No Pels, Deposit & References Requi red 992·75e4 reco,mmenda that yQu do busl· ness with p•oplt you know, and NOT to send money through the mall until you have Investigated nlng Agency Seeking A Full·Time Christy's Family Living , apart· monls home & tra iler rentals 740·992-4514, apartments avail· able. furnished & unfurnished ences Raqulred No Pot• 740· 446 4425 Going business on corner lot on St At 143-684 Harrisonville, 740 Miscellaneous Merchandlss WANT. A COMPUTER?? BUT NO CASH?? MMX Technology I ACRES &. POND With Beaulllul Building Site Be· hind Pond Betwen Gallipolis & For Lease One Bedroom Unfur· Jackson 2 Miles Off SA 35 land nished Second Floor Apartment Contract Available Free Maps 1· Corner Of Second And Pine AJC 740-286w0081 $240/Mo , Water Included Se curlty And Key Oapostl Rater 340 540 Antiques Applications Baing Accepted For Small But Very Nice One Sed· room Apartment Country Sett1ng Yet Close To Gallipolis Washer I Cryer Stove Refrigerator Provld· ad Water And Trash Removal Included Tennant Pays Eleotrlc Total El8ctric, No Pets, Non· Drive !rom $289 to $370 Walk to shop & movies Call 740 446 2568 Equal Hous1ng Opportunity 736-34C9 ;,;;;;,;,;,;;:;-------1 Win chester Model 70 Allies 1 Super Grade 1 Pre "1964" t 501111 Ann iversary 270 And 300 Wm Cats Call For Info, 740..379-2601 HP Motors. S3 oaa Now Will San lor $2 200 (304)6!!2·3613 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACK· SON ESTATES, 52 Westwood Put You Tax Refund To Work $•99 Cown Only At Oakwooel Homes In Barboursville, 304· 740·245· 0611 740-686-4531 Smokers Only S3501Mo $300 Depooll, 74a·446·9565 or 740· 446-2205 Aak For Virginia Land Home Packages All Areas All Credit A1sks 740.446·3583 Calls! I FIIEE Confidential Help CCS ·Non-Profit 1·600-427•9912 Ve'Y Reasonable 1304)882·3680 arences, No Pets, 740-441 0952 2 Lot Models Must Go , EKtra Nice Loaded, Your Choice $999 Oown Huny Won't Last Qakwood Reduce Interest Stop Collection EJCceUent care lor person In Ill)' home non smoker and Mobile Apartments for Rant 480 First Avenue (Gallipolis) t Apartment $260 & Deposit, Ael· For Date lis, 1·688-585.01 67 12 • 28 Model Ollar~'Trades, Buy or s&lll R1verlne Anliquea 1124 East Main on SA 124 E ~ meroy 740·992·2526 or 740·992· 1539 Russ Moore owner $265/Mo, Call740-256·1135 Largest New Inventory In South ern Ohio Specials On Homes And Financing In Progress Call $500 oa , ence llequlrad (304)576-4024 2 Bedroom Apartment In Cente· narv, Appliances Furnished, Utili ties Paid Except Electric, Clean FLEETWOOD HOMES Of Proc· !orville Ohio, ORAND OPENING Sporting Goode 530 1 Bedroom, Near Arbof's Nursing Home, Economical Utilities, Quiet Location $279/Mo , + UUIItle& No Pets 740-446-2957 Roqulrsd. 304·736-7295 520 3BR Trailer In Henderson $375 + Deposit $300 No Pets Refer- eludad , No Pots 0 0 $27a1Mo Call 740·888·7102, Or 74a 886 1389 7 4().446.3()93 4762 Model 12 1948 Nice 1 Bedroom Garage Apart· menl In Kanauga, Applian ces in- 1999 Fortune trailer, t6x80, three bedrooms, two baths vinyt siding, shingled roof central air and 200 amp servJce, take over payments 741).742· t 305 FIIEE DEBT CONSOLIDATION Georges Portable Sawmill don't haul your logs to the mill just call 304-675·1957 New And Used Furniture Store Below Holiday Inn Kanauga Good Used Beds Dressers Couches Dinettes. Etc Big Sav· lngs On New Furniture 740·446 Mobile Homes for Rent 992·2216 6841 Aftllr6 ~M Application W /Service Reduce es of Home Pay Negotiable (304)895-3083 Permanent FuiiUme Jobs, 40+hrs/ 1986 14x70 Craslrld9e 2 Bod· Payments To 65% IICASH IN· CENTIVE OFFERII Call t-eao. 321-8510 Exl 29 , General Cleaning fOr Local Ofllc· 7458 Employment Opportunity- the VII· lage of Pomeroy .naa a full time position opening In the Street De partment Commercial driver'& IJ. cense required Apply at Pomeroy VIllage Han Call Toi-Ffoe 1·~11-8&115. 420 1 and 2 bedroom apartments fur nlshed and unfurnished, security deposit required, no pets 740· rooms , 2 Baths Must Be Moved, Fqr More Information , 740·256- Doublawlde On Lot $250 Deposi t For Fast ResultS , t 688-818.0128 Down $262 Per Month, 1 800· WlnGfallo, 847 A SECOND AVE , t350, NEW YORK, NEW YORK 10017 Exl 304-736 7295 440 691-6777 APPLIANCES Pilot Progrem, Renters Need8CI 2 or 3 bedroom mobile home for rent, no pets, 74()-992 5858 Wide, 3 Bedroom 2 bath, Staoo USED Washers dryers, refrigerators ranges Skaggs App liancts, 76 V1ne Street Call 740·4•8·7398, 2 Bedroom& Private Outet ClOse To 35 Near Centerville Thurman No lnalde ~ets Appllcalon & Oe pQSit $300/Mo, 7.a-682·9032 Month t ·800·691 6777 , 16x80 For Sale Recond itioned wash· er& dryers and relrtgeraton. 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The Dally Sentinel • Psae ~ 3 Michigan football progr~m decides not to play in Kickoff Classi~j PISC~TA~AY, NJ (AP) The Untvemty of Michigan has changed tU nund and decrded not to play tn me Kickoff Clamc in August, the school announced The announcement comes JUSt one day after athletic director Tom Goss res1gned. The news stunned M1chael Gr.nme, the director of college athletics for the New Jer;'ey Spom and Exposmon Authortty, whtch oversees the game for the Naaonal Assoaanon of College Dtrectors of Athlencs The game is played at the Meadowlands m East Rutherford "How about that," sud Gratme. "What do you know. Unbelievable!" Gratme satd he hoped something still could be worked out Warde Manuel, the school's asSIStant athlenc director, satd m a statement that "we were hopmg to play m our first-ever Kickoff Classtc but an agreement could not be reached." When Mtchtgan accepted the mvnanon to play m the tradinon- al opener ro the college season at to us," Manuel added. 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"'"""d 11 perrnlttld by the John N. lhle, ChalnnM This Vtar Give A SPECIAL Ohio RUlli · of Civil IIIII D. Smith, D I 19111 Dodge Dakota, 3.18 V·8, •VALENTINe. To Mom: While 121 11, 18,23 (3) 1 4~C . Auto w/Air, 8ft bed/Also Liner & Procldura within the lima Blchon Frlse 9·1 1• Higt1 Parents From South, 11 Family Pel! Deliv- Topper. Vary good condition. alltldoJudgment by d•uH ery Po681ble. 740·379-9061. 740- $4.200. 1304)67!;-4052, will bl r'ancflred you 379-2699. ' 1991 6 · 10 V·O Auto, $2,895; iiir the rallll demanded In 1~~ S-1 0 Au1o $4,2115; 19111 Stha Complaint. 570 Mualcal 10 $2.795: 11188 6-10 Auto LllnyS..,cer . Instruments $2,195. Cook Motors, 740-446Clark ol Court of Common •Patio I Porch Dtdct V.C. YOUNG Ill 992·6215 ' CARPET SERVICE Po......y,Ohlo Clean & Scotch Guard $40 · Any Normal Size Room. 22rn. Local Pomeroy Eagles Club Bingo On ' . AT 8:30P.M. 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FARM S UPPLIES & LIVE STOCK 610 Farm l;:qulpment 0% Financing Now Avallbale On John Deere Balers And Mower Conditioners. Carmichael'& Farm & Lawn 1·800·594-1111 Or 740· ""8·2412 Gallipolis, Ohio. Don't Miss Our John Deere Day February 12, 11 :00A.M. 750 East State Street Athens, Ohio 45701 "A I ' ' Phone (740) 593-667 '. Baler. Vermeer eogc With E~ttra · 1999 Chev. Silv. 4x4, Ext.Cab, Z71, New Bod~ Style, 3rd Door, Lll<o New. (304)578-3215. 730 Vana & 4-WO. ' Swampera, 12,500 26ee. Wanted to Buy 5·1 0 Acres Galli a ~ounty. Restrlcllons Preferred . 1984 Chtvy 4X4, 1/.2 To~ Wllh SMr1 What! Buo, 4' Lilt, 350 Wllh 4 Spied, Tool 'Boo, New 35" Tires. Many Other New Pans, Great Condlllonl $2,500, 740· 388-&1111, 740-992-8976. 1995 TIOGA By F!HIWOOd; 31 Fl. Long All Power, 2 Queen Slz" Bedo, Hao Everything, 17,000 Mu.. , Like New Cooi482.000, Asldng$37,000, 740-~1. TraM Horui For Sale. Starling AI $1.000. 740-38&-8504. - H o g 740-256-6510. 840 Hiy & Grain Straw: Brlgtn Wlr~ Tie Straw Year ~ Round Delivery & Volume Discount ~vallable. Harltage Farm . (304)875-5724. oeo 740-379- 810 1988 Ford Truck ' ·Wheel Drive, Runs Good And 4 Wheel Drive WOrka Good Aol<lng $2,000, · 304n3-5338,_ cARB 'f100, $500 & UP. POLICE IMPOUND. Honda'o Toyota'o, CIIIVYI~ Joopa, f\nd Spor1 Utili· · Uila. Caii 'Nowl 800,772· 7470; Lllgll Notice Ann: Coubactww. . Home WATERPIIOOFING Unconditional lifetime guarantee. 1989 S-10 Rid 4xA, Tlnlld Wind· L.ocal references furnished . Es- labllollod 1975. Cal 24 Hrs. (740) 445-0170, t-800-287-0576. Rogers Waterproollng. 740-379-2798. EXT. 713Z, 124,500, 74G:387-CXII9. Motorcyclle 1187-. 1993 883 Harley Davidson Blactc With 3.200 Mi101. Asking $8,000, 74Qo446-9394. 1M2 Ford Falcon, 2 dr., hardlop, Cllllornl!i .,.r, aH original, $2,900, 304-7'73o53011- 8pm.. 1997 Kawasaki KOX 220 Excellent O,rlglnal Condition, S3.000, 740-379-2757 Mere P.M. CftiVI' - · 2 Doono, 'J21, a1118 ilpeed,' Power Glide, 87 ,000 Hondl 70cc lilds •-wheeler exc. 1147 Dodge, original, $750, 740· ·-· Mllll Mo1or1Tra.. Rebuilt, 2nd Owner, $2,500 080 740·379- cond. runs great $1200. 304·675- 1tiO·to Hondeo From S2SIMo .. 1U% Ullingl, II00-319-3S23 Eot 3101. . 1111 Honda Civic. Lola 01 New · P•tt•. ·Natdl Minor Repair To 1tvn GoOd. $400 080; Evenlngo · -s:oo7~:zse 1290. 111A oklo 81 Regency, dlooal, wltJ\ ~~~" "tid gasket, very IIGCIII ..... cat, all llleto, f250, , . . . . .71• .. . 54~. 780 ......,.,..., o Down, 24 Montho o Appliance Pari! And Slrva: All Name Br.ondo Oyer 25 VIars Ex· perlence All Work Guaranteed, Fronth City May1ag, 7A0-448T795. 4-Whttit-Drlve, 198718·1 OI10Me BlaZer; Blactc&Rtd. PW,M!,AMI 740 Auto Part1 • Aceenorles Budget Priced Tranomllalona .AII Typos, ACCUI To Over I 0,000 TranJmlaolono .. eve Jolnll, 740· :MS-een. 2. PSBs 3• 51 DbI. Pass C&C General Home Main· lenance· Palr111ng, vinyl aiding, · carpentry, dool'l, window&, baths, mobllt 1101110 -~ and mo10. For free e111ma10 call Chot, 740-812· 832S. Jlms Drywall & Con1tructlon. New Construcllon & Remodel/ Drywall , Siding, Roofa, Addl· tlont, Painting, etc . (304)87A4823 or (304)874-01!11. Llvlnftston's Basement Water Proo ln.o. all basement ripalra . done, tree ee11mat11, llftUme guarantee. 12yr1 on lob: txptrl· '"""· (304)186-3117. Superior Home Maln"nance And Plumbing We Do· All Rooatrs On Homes And Mobllt Home1, .74G4oi1-Q113. 840 Electrical and Rltrlgeratlon Roo-ual or commercii! wiring, or ltf)llrt. Ml- L• cen11d tltctrlcltn. Ridenour Electrical, WY0003CI, 30-4..781788. - - Fri. Karaokll with Jeff North. ~~~ Townahlp will bl taking allied bide Dr) Hazard Mitigation Grant Prollol work to bl d - In Blllabury, Townahlp. Work will conetll of elevation of homae ilbova Rood level. Biela will be openad at regular Tawnehlp mHtlng held 11 Blllebury Townahlp hall . I~ llochprlnga an March Tlh lit 1:30 prn. For Hope. at work call (740) Sat. B8ntl- Bad Habit 9:Q0-1 :00 .Pt. Pleasant Moose Seniors · •Val~~~~~' upJ e Dance . M~'ay Feb. 14 Hall6 tlll10 PM · I ~::.ly c:er 7GukiH 40-nYmllh 1 -towaclty 3elllllelt? .39 Ford !lop I IRS concern 1 Paso · Pass · Pill Pus Pus Pass P8ll8 yaardaDr I CaUBa-21. I ' CELEBRITY CIPHER by LUI!I Campos . CMtbrit)' Cipher~.,. cr.-c1 tram JDU 'JDVILUHZP JTCIIKUK; TIGVJD •. •, f6 Public Not!ce Feb. 12, 8 Pl'l1 • 11 pm on ~; Flbryary 12, 2000 11 10;00 a.m., the Home National llank will ollar lor aala at publla auction on the Blnlt parking lot thllollowlntl Vlhlctea: 'Franklin &kidder Modal Free FoOd- Games Prize.- OJ · 170XL onyllml . . Arrangement•' may be lllldt to lnapeot •nv 011111 . - tlltllltl valllalu prior to thl 1111 lly1!811ng 740- .....-o; ·. . (Z) ·1,4,1,1~41o · nl ' BuWoaar &.Boelclooe .eourl!ry .Sweetheart Dance : 1no Ford II anger XLT 'VINI1FTCII10T4LUIII1271 The ell tha .....,. 'Cllh. . . . . Thl Home JlllloMI Blnk NaaMa the ;.ght to .-ot lliy or Ill blda or to NIIIOW . · any. unH !rom lhl llle II ..... IT, II , Seroice• Houoe & Trailer Sites cstuH JHK Grading Cae-I11Pa1111 Dealen. S.ptic SyileiiU & 1000 Stilt. Tlloufll Land Clearl_ng &. UNSCRAMBlE LETTERS FOR ANSWER ' 'iiFW Mason.Dance Saj.. Night 9•1 Music by Billy Members .and ~uest . Lee "'' I "* OH ' 4S!Z3 U1UUU.1 Sale · Feb. .j2 9.am Dorcas Bethany U.M. Church Racine . · I ' r.~UARI~S (Jan~ .. (740J. tfJ·JUI n.i . iio.ifti~ilttil '. "ow ........... ......... l 'ipi•••!M•• ~ ~~ repltict;m~nt parts frH Delivery 740. 742-9501 . "Toll Free . High i. Dty·. Sllf-Stortgf , 33795 Hiland Rd. Pomeroy, Ohio.' : · 74q·t91·S2H . ~ tJIM)O P!O' 1 mo. pi.\ , 20-Feh. 19) Things you bqin, but leave undone ~ay will servt·li'lJi~ bill~ • •teilina to your poor pla.hntn~, · and · wasted effotts. Dolt I · 1111~ yoarselr. Plt!illh what ~ ..... Try ina to pe~ch .up a broken l!!)tnanee1 The Astro-Greph Mltchilaker can help you undentlnd what , t do to make the ~elationship work. ' Moll S2.7S to MatehQI8ka', do litis . · deWppa-, 'P.O. .Box 1758, Murrey Rill Stllion, New York. NY 10156. CES (Fob. 20-M811:h 20) Any ivecl mentrnenl you lwtior . someone puts you at 1 dis· nntaae today. It'll diitort noali'ty 11111 /tA'!f y011 w'1"rutty ~~ fooi'IC [I · lhinas 1o suit you. • · · .. for dealing "'if!t olhcni eirccli•ely. . VIROO (Aug. 23·Sept. 22) So ARIES (iltlrdt 2.1-Aj>rlll9) Purc· long u you don'1111ind doing a. task ly materialistic matters sHould no1 be . or'iuipunenttoduy, you should per· allowed to be all consumins today._ ronn your jobs very well. This will Focus some Of your atienlion on r.... , not be true oflny duties you fintldisily·or humanitarian issues .. well.. tateful. . , TAURUS (Aprii ,20-May 20) It , LIBRA(SetJ!1.23-0ct. 23)0eUing . would mue lire a lot euler rofyou mi~¢ up in a business deal with today ir you '!'Ike some rcasonable IIOIIlO!lne y011 know socially may not concessions to those with whom you fly well today. It's bell that you only assocille. Don't insiat thateveeything Jtiek to soeializins with rriends. go your way. · . SCORPIO (Oct, 24-No•. 22j GEMINI (May 21-Junc 201 Even ' Don'l puah people on y011r m!IIC thouJh yilu arc quite adept at ·r.roblodly that you btow Yerf well she or lent solvina today. Y'l" may nol Ulihedoesn'tlike. You wouldn't want to lite this ability to your ~valitqe. Bf , lpOlld lime with~ you dislike~ 10 not doiJIJ IIO,.You could allOw IIU!ll· • } uk this ol your ·ttpOoisC. •• '' ' .• hlliiJ lik!c:kfto iriipld4l ;your pro,...., ·· · SAGITI'ARIUS ' (Nov. '23-Dec:. CANCER (June 21-July 221 ' 21)Ahymiatlkesinyourworktqday Nol>ody li~.. to "!' pu•~d . to hc that slip past you is ex!remclr likely made over tn· someone cl!e s tmoge. to be c:ornpoundcd. Be tnetse and .. No maher what' you think you see in · methodical, and if'you llhould make sorntonc else that you ~lie•• y~· one, uy to correct It Instantly. can change; tce.p·your owri counJel. CAPim':oRN (Dec:. 22-Jan. 19) LEO (July 23-Aua, 22) Rcaardina To 1be di•mliy or y~ J111110. yhu any important or vilal'mattcB today, could he unchlraclcnsttcally wastcdon'l.ely upon anyoti else to take ruttixlay in.ordcrtopleue some type · ....,or...,..ror,_~l>t*!llil.;tllir , '.· ol . ~f...-~tiJ ,~nii<Y till!" , .kiiOW·hoW 11111 .1"0111d nbt c~lt ' , rcM ex_.hmce, p!!n't g~.. in toIL m ' ' " . ..., I I I I ·I FEBRUARY 11 I !outid impact on your abilities to · niarbd improvemenls in your ire In the year ahead. Knowledge is . rr1·rrr1'1 I .. Tribal· Sadly- Query· Unsold · ADDRESS "I have found." the new secretary sighed, "thai postage stamps seem to stick better on an envelope with the wrong ·ADDRESS." . .. ,. Then. are stroll& indicallons that ECHTR H I!IIHY.' SCI-.M LETS ANIWIII ! v JGMJBP 11111 I ! ..roonal arowth oj,oi\1 make • ou .... I I .~ Saturday, Feb. 1.2, 200o . and Pt...-.1 C P E' J D II A G. K U PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I've alwaye blln more comfol'tlble llt!klng while dutchlng a gcod theory than .awi":'"'lftll with an ugly fact.• - David Memat "••' Fai:tory Aatloorized zc JDU ZFUB I. AI Mrhe Trac:tor Eqaip-ntPal'lll . qum · • b)' flmoul I)IOJIII, • . inl'leclpt\lf~forlriCitMr. Todl~clw:E IQUMIC EKtt IFRIDAY t HOWARD IXCAYAnNG CO. • 10 London plllty 11 Sign on • mt. 12 DrY 11 Cry of a limb East dlllnnd ·dbecUyiD • ' 5=:":... 35 lllrbiCtll ov.rturn • ·•· lll:ltl3• . . 11,14,111,21,21,21, 2000. • A• trtor 4Ps 27 -lllltldlf 34 ana • ....,.,.. I •NewHomie • Garagee • Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATES 9811 4473 Mizw$y Tavern · BASEMENT owa, 81,000 Mites, Power Stnrlng, Power Brakao. G10at sttacol FM Celltlll. Sapd., 2.8/motor, new Headll,.er,Tirea,. Tell·pipe. Excellent Shape Inside/out. $4100.(304)N2-38t3. •tdwlch a v... (ap.) coNnRucnoN: ·. : Public Notice. lmprove~ta 1997 Ford Expedition 4 WO 710 Auto• for Sale 21 3NT t• North 2. j ROIERT IISSEL1 SE RVICES 40.000 Milia, Exca"ent Condition, TRANSPORTATI O N Welt Campers & Motor Homea. 620 .Wanted to Buy Llveatock 2"-P 32T33 "-tyrelllh • Cellular Jeff Warner Ins. 992-5479 11112. 830 1·800·950-3359 25.000 miles, very aharp, full far· 790 Wll PlY Survey. Probably Cash! (740)-MI-<1138 •01 Where tha oaa11 Aral t977 Chevy Blazer 4x4 Rebuilt Motor, New Parts, 314 Ton Rear Ends . .. .56 Gears. Newer 39.5 Sit Of Tension Springs; Excellent ,Condition, $3,000. Call 740·682- (740) 367·0266 1997 black Chevy S·10 Sttpslde Exterided Cab, 3 door, loaded, lngs, St2,000, 740·949·2045 740-949220S. a'' 21 Wood. 23-....a e.'l' sr. Malga Count~ Pomeroy, OH 48781 (1) 21, 2S, ~ 4, 11, 18, 28, 8tc 1995 Semi flatbed trailer, Tran· scraft TL-2000, ~5xt02 , light· weight side kit, 1wo aluminum tool boxH, kit carrief. new dlalns, 'bfn. dar, 4" straps, coil raoka, winch track on both sides, paint Is ann shiny, reedy to roll, $12,000, 740949-2203 or 74flo9ol9-~5. 20 Ooltar Bridge writers enjoy developing· fictional characters. One comes in. many fonns: the lucky unexpert (as opposed to the unlucky expert, who , is also well-represented in the literature). B.J. Becker's version was called Sylvia. This deal highlights the son of coup Becker claimed she ~o uld perpe1r111e. How did Becker explain the bid-. ding? Well, he said thai Sylvia . (South) didn't hear West's one-spilde bid. So, she thougHt her panner had opened two clubs, strong, anificial and forcing. Hence her two-diamoad negative reply. When North first cue-bid, then jumped 10 five diamonds, Sylvia fell thai her four trumps, spade king and club void all justified not only bidding six but also redoubling. After ruffing the hean lead in the ~"r ~11>11'. [ W~JJ!>T P\JTOO ., 1\01,..1) N-l~'flalr;c.NOJiE' dummy, Sylvia trumped a low club in her hand. Now came the hean queen, covered and ruffed. Back to hand with another club ruff, which brought down the ace, Sylvia cashed the jack! O.of hearts, discarding both of dummy's spade losers. Finally, Sylvia led a trump, West being restricted I~ the diamond ace. . . How many points was thai worth; assuming it was l970s·vintage ruli· bet- bridge'? · Did you ever see anyone make a slam off four aces and a king'? Neither had I. But one cannot help feeling West should have led the diamond ace at Irick one. Then he would have seen .the advantage of cashing · the spade ace at trick two. Sylvia's si x diamonds redoubled was worth 1380 plus 500 for a three· gatne rubber. Today, it would be 14:10 because you .receive HlO "for the insult" for making a redoubled con· . tract. _(No Sunday C&lls) : ': ' • altarMy ..... ji«........ NonCE OF ELEcnoN ON TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL LIMITATION lll'llaad Coda, s.cttona 31101.11(G), 5708.19, 57011.28 NonCE Ia haraby given that In purauanca ol it f111olutlon of tha Vlhga amaunta to ten o1nta Council of tha VIllage ot ($0.1O) lor oach one Syracuaa, Ohio, palled on hundred dollara ot .. the t1h day of Daoamber, valuation, tor live (I) yaara. The Palla lor aald. · 111111thare will bl IUbmtO 1 vote ot thl people ot EIIC11on will bl opan II 8:30 llld IUbdiYIIIOn II I o'clock A.M. and remain · Primary EIICIIon tc be held open unt11 .7:30. o'clock P.M. · , In tha VIllage of·SyracUH, ahaldday. order of the BCNOrd of. Ohio, It the regular placaa of voting therein, on the 7lh E act1on1, of Mllga County, day ol March, 2000, the Ohio qumlon oftavylng 1 tax, In Oiled: January 4, 2000 axce11 of· the ten mill ·Johri N. lhll, Chllnnln · llmHIIIIon, lor the beniiH 01 . Alta D. BmHh, Director (2) 11, 11,23 (3) 1 4TC DOWN 1 Mil nk+..- By Phillip Alder 140·992•167l : ·n Syracu~a 51= . ~:=.. The same player in . different guises ~u-+-+-+-+- ON TH' TABLE - Public Notlca 12 well.) 11 Uncanoe~Md. Opening lead: • K SUPPER Progrenivetop Una. "' · .. ~I dolrlor ol flnandtl I., ,... ""' ....... I ........._,•..,.ll!trly, IU..·.:: - uodiim. Aponon "'"'""""' ltaokiiiPk'f moy rtloi1- ~· · Uc. I Q0.50 t1Ntl1fn .. ....... propolly, lor hts "her pononlll .... !his moylo<Wo. '"'· dolhot. qod houtohold ooods. Yoo ihould .dirld any quostloos , .... ltanilru;<y ' 992·9330 or lH·ml South THROW LUKEY'S ' PI- n:l-5305. • s ·2 .1098 7~ 61 Redbl. WAIT ll LET ME RUN COMMEIOAL and RESIDEJIIIAI:- · $300.00 Coverall $5110:00 Sllrbul'll • I .. ••t Vulnerable: Both Dealer: West · -. Mtiga County, OhiO 1993 Ford Ranger Splalh, 4 cyl, 5 sp., 90,000 niles. excellent conctf. lion. S55QO, 740-992·1182 or 304- o A4 • A 6 11Whllaltoo.e .... -~ Plumtllttg •lloollng I Outtlrt •VInyl Siding I PUdlng Rudy for a chaqe? 1996 Mercur'y Silble, ahc cylinder. new Urea, loaded, . nice car, $4495; 1993 Aerostar, 61,000 miles. new tlrea. nice van, $4285; 1994 for Ranger XL, 79,000 miles, badllner, 81r, ntce truck, S399S: 11193 Dodge Dyna&l)', slo cyllncfer, lour door, good car, 12695. Rutland Car Sales • 740-742·331 t or 1·888-816-96011 0103. Elllt • QJ • 98 7 6 "Friel•" A K I 7 6 • Q J 10 5 f • 8 7 6 5 -·nat Brand N&w GibsOn Les Paul Etlctrle Guitar Wllh Casa, $1,000, 740-379-2601 . • A 10 9 4 2 • A K 3 2 ollootnGlrlgft llldltkx" • Fllttil d·~· •llaw • 991-191t5 . 667·1311 7:00AM·8 PM SECOND 81111!~ ' POMI!IIOY, OH 48781 IN MEIGS COUNTY COUIIT $7,000, 740-388-8210. • 53 YOU Ill'S '• CUPiml HIVICI 29e70 aaahan Roid Raclna, Ohio 45771 740-948-2217 . TO DEFENDAHT JAMES C. EORI, AHD, If DECEAII!Q, 199.5 24 Ft. By 8 Ft Car Hauler lh!H&<, 740-oU1·1138 Daytlmt.' .STOPI WIIIYIII!!! . DfiMIL PWMBIHQ· 471Mu'• caualnge 14 S:tcan lood 15 Pn111d 18 Engllah17 Afl1end on SouIll HILL'S SELF STORAGE w.... 13---·· .. ...,. • Dl¥nld (740) 742-8888 1-888-521-0916 WED. DOOIS OPEJI AT 4:30 GAlUS START flint Condition, SS,OOO, 740-379- No CrMit • Slow Crwcllt • lllrtkruPtCY Mon - Frl 8:30 • 15:00 Over 40 yra experience .......... 1 ,...., to P• avl aut Pualt TLou-Md 11 COmfOrt ldlhO u llllc*ll apocll R.utland, OhiC? Truck seats, car seats, headliners, truck tarps, convertible & vtnyl tops , Four wheeler seats, motorcycle seats, boat covers. carpets, etc. W A lillll GUAUNTEED 60 A GME, OVEIIO PEOPU 10 AGAME, OVD ft •tory • 42 ErwvY ...tta ......... (Lat.) ACROSS ALDER .... The Deily Sentinel • P~ge a I Ohio OOP 30An~ Auto• fOf Sale • February 11, 2000 I.. I I .. .• �Pllge a 4 • The Dally Sentinel !540 Mlec:ellaneoua 710 Friday,FebtUary11,2000 . Pomeroy, NBA CrOIIWorcl Puzzle llllchlndlle Ploy Mti.LION IIOU.AR ·Eo!remo Lotto FREEl Dally COI'r'oi>Uilf En· try: www.prupMotnerwortc.com Ttl· apiiOM Help Llno: 1-810-231· 0515 -- DiracTV FIM Mtlltlle oyatem. CaU tor de- lala.II00-283-2&10. • -King Mower J5 112 Ho,... · $!100.00. AIIO Table With Chatrt, $200.00. 740. •371-2120. '•dded ~L HOM£ OWNEIII Tap,an HI Etllcltncy 90% Gaa Furnaces, Oil Furnaces, 12 SHt' Heat Pump & Air Conditioning Sylttml FrH 6 Yur Parts & LabOr Warranty Bennens Heating & Coollr1t. 1·800-872-5967. • Ron'&GIJ'l Shop, 740-742·8412. • Set Of Headli ght Covers For A 1997· 199tfi Chevy Ca..-&ller. $25 .00. Only Used A Couple 01 Tlmol. Cal 304- n:~-5841 . Skl'l Brand New 170 em RossiQ· nol Ski's, Solomon Bindings ~ Potts. Size 9 Ladles Boots, Call AIIM4 P.M. 7~245-5116 . STEEL BUILDINGS • 5 ONLYI 2) 25X30, 30X40, 2) 45XIIO . MuS! Liquidate! Selling For Balance Owodl1o80Qo211·9594 X-50. Steel Buildings, New, Must Sell. <40d0 x1<4 Wu $17 ,500 Now $10 ,971: 50o100o18 Was 127,850 Now 119,990: BOx135•18 Was $79,850 Now $42,990; 100x175x20 Waa $1~ . 650 Now $78,850. 1·1100-406·5126. . .' ' r ' j I BINGO 1983 Cadillac Sedan DeVUit, all ex1r11, approx . 180,000 mlltl, newer ttr11, atart1 every ti me, ..... wort<. cal 740892-3071, AIEIIWilEIIOII POST467 1986 Trans·Am 350, Automatic , RUTWID, OliO ssoo, GoOd Condl!lon. $1 ,185. H0- 44! 03110. 1990 Ford Taurus. Automatic, V· e , New Tlrta, Good Condlllon , 12.000. 740-4o41-Q751 . 1113 Chevy Cavalier. 11t<. good condition & gas mileage, $2800, 740-985-3505. 1983 Ford Muolan~ LX . ~ Cylinder, Automatic, Air, PW, POL, 90,000 Mllea, One Owner, Excel· PHILLIP to A • Driveway St••• Lan..apa Mat•rl•l PEOPU ft.OO AGAll STARIUIST $500.00 AND · • 8ekat Sarvl11 •Lleltt tt ..n.1 • ,., Sell &.... c.,.t COYaAlliiON & ~. 1993 Fon:l Probe, am'fm caasetle, runa good, lo~ka good, 35 mpg, 13750. 740-~-6824. AT 6:30 1993 ford P..-, aulo, IJOOd conditiOn, alver rne18Mio, $4,000, 7<10- Public Notice IIIIN727. 50 Yrs. Combined Experien~e : , Honest & Rl: iable Free Estimates Senior Citizens Discount HIS UNKNOWN SURVIVING 8POU8!', AMDIOR HEIRS. 1995 Sulek Lealbre Custom -4 WHOSE RESIDENCE 18 .Doors, Loaded , elumlnum Wheeta, AIC, Till, Crulll, Pwr, Locka , Pwr Windows, Pwr Slats. $8,200.00: 12.000 Under Book Value)! 740-882-7512 UNKNOWN, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO MEIGS COUNTY COURTHOUSE 1995 Ch8vy Corsica 3.1 Litre Ve, Beautiful Car, AIC. Power Windows 4 Doorlocka, Alklng x 10' to 10 x 30'. Size• 5' 1 HOUri -- No~.. o K Q J 10 9 AKQJ432 You're Tl'llllld with RfiPICII C811 Now tor lnfllnt Appnmll,.. W01t . 1 OF COMMON PLEAS . POMEROY, OHIO Used ·Uit Truck Fori< $50 ·$100 LAVERN JORDAN, Public Notice Par Sat, 740-379-2757 Af1er 6 and P.M. MARY JORDAN, NOTICE OF ELECTION ON Waterl ine Special : , 314. 200 PSI PLAINTIFFS; TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF $2t .95 Per 100; 1' 200 PSI ~BEIIT ''HOMAH ET AL THE TEN MILL IMITAnON $37.00 Par tOO; All Brass Compr-uOn Fminga In Stock = n g J=I!B 'C. EGIII, ~r.m:):=.-l':.c:.:=z8 RON EVANS · ENTERPRISES Jaclcson, Ohio, 1o80QoSS7·9526 un...,._,, ct...... In ! NOTICE Ia hereby glv.n cu. No ..CV-GN : that In purauance of 1 WANT A COMPUTER? ??? BUT 1998 Toyota Sienna van, low Judge Fred w crow 111 1 lleaolutlon ·of· the VIllage NO CASH?? MMX TECHNOLO· mlleaQa; excellent condition, raNom ' : Council, ot the VIllage of GY We Finance, ·o· Down! Past malncJer ol 7 year Bumper to Credit Problema OKII Even If Bumper warranty, will accept trade Plalntlffa have brought' SYFICUH, Ohio, JiMMd on Turned Down Before!! Reestablish as down payment, 7.W..992-5o407. thla action naming you aa the lth dly ol December, 'll>ur Ctaditll1 ·800-6590359. •one of tho~ In thl • • tharawiR blaubmCARS $100, $500 & UP. POLICE above-named court by ' to • voll ol the people ol 550 Building IMPOUND. Honda's Toyota's, tiling . thalr Complaint on llld IUbdiVIIIOn II I Chevys, Jeeps, And Sport Utili· Supplies June.21, 111111. Prtmary Elletlon to be .htkl 'ties. Call Now! 800-772-7470; The obJect of the In the Vlll"'l• ot Syracuee, 00.8338. Bloclt, br lc~ . sewer pipes, wind· Compllilnt Ia to partition Ohio, 11 tha r111ular pleoaa · ows, lintels, etc. Claude Winters, reel elltlll In which .you of vcttng lhlrlln, on thl71h Rio Grande , OH Call 740-245· CARS FROM $28/MO. lm· pounds !Repos. Fee. SO Down 124 own an undlvtdecl !notional ·day of' March, 2000, the 5121 . Mos. 019.9% For Listings 1·8D0lnterellt, aeld real 11t 1 te qualllon of levying 1 tax, In 319-3323 X2158. 560 Pate for Sale baing generally daaorlbld excaaa of the tan · mill 11 87.118 acr11, In Section llmltatlon~tor tha blnalll ot Chinese Pugs. Male & Female, 720 Trucks for Sale 28, Columbia Townahlp, Syracuaa VIllage lor the Registered, $300 Each Or $500 1972 Ford, 1/2 Ton, V-8, Au· _Metga County, Oh.to, GT.oaa of Current For Both, 740-441..(1918. tomalic. A/C, 88 ,885/mlles, gaYou ara required to -· · , Give Chocolate For Valentlnesl rage kepi, No RuOI, $3,200, 740· ·anawar A the complaint · aid Tax baing: AKC Chocolate Lab Puppies. 379-2601. within 28 dayalltar the teat ·' replacement Of !IX Of 1.8 Qew Claws Removed, Wormed & miMI It 1 rail not exCHCIIng 197.5 Chevy 1/2Ton Pick-Up, publication ol thla notice 611018, 740-:l67-0659. Auto. Diamond Plate, FlatBed. which will be publlahed 1.8 mlllatoraach one doll• Looking for fe male longhair· Good I New Ex· once each waek tor alx olvalullllon, which amounll Condl· IUCCIIIIvl WHkl, ilnd the to etghtllfl c:enta ($0,18) lor Dachshund to breed, Please call haust. 740-~·2055 leave message. laat publiCation will be IICh one hundred dollara ol valuation, lor live (5) yaare. Purebred Siberian Husky pup- 1981 Chevy Pickup, · Cylinder, ftlldl on 245 2000. The . Poll a lor aald pies, 3 males, 2 females, black & Automatic, Call After 5:00Pm. -Yiiiir ilna...;.. rnuet bllllld with the Clark o1 court 11111 Election will bl open lit 8:30 white & sliver, blue eyes, masks, 740-446-3243. wormed, love· kids, very nice, aerved on counaal tor o'clock A.M. and remain 1988 6-to Truclc. 4 Cyl. vonec, 5 $130 each, call740-992-5144. Plalnlllla· Herman A. ':fen untll7:30 o'clock P.M. Speed ·Transmission, Nice & Purebred St. Bernard puppies, Straighi. $2,500. OBO. 1304)675- Careen, sOwASH, C41180N By~~d:y.ol the BCNird of 3824. .$150 each, caN 740·99~2721. & FERIIIEII, 39 N. dollaga Elletlona ot Melga COUnty Bt. . Athlna, Ohlo45701. Ohio ' · ' Six month talking Quaker parrot 1890 ,' Mits1.1blst1i· Mighty M&K, In Clll of .your llllura to , · · and cage, 740-992-5883. Husband's 'Ti'uck, Wits Says Has ana war or otharwl.. . Dated. January 4, 2000 To Go/ $3,000, !40-386-0579. "'"""d 11 perrnlttld by the John N. lhle, ChalnnM This Vtar Give A SPECIAL Ohio RUlli · of Civil IIIII D. Smith, D I 19111 Dodge Dakota, 3.18 V·8, •VALENTINe. To Mom: While 121 11, 18,23 (3) 1 4~C . Auto w/Air, 8ft bed/Also Liner & Procldura within the lima Blchon Frlse 9·1 1• Higt1 Parents From South, 11 Family Pel! Deliv- Topper. Vary good condition. alltldoJudgment by d•uH ery Po681ble. 740·379-9061. 740- $4.200. 1304)67!;-4052, will bl r'ancflred you 379-2699. ' 1991 6 · 10 V·O Auto, $2,895; iiir the rallll demanded In 1~~ S-1 0 Au1o $4,2115; 19111 Stha Complaint. 570 Mualcal 10 $2.795: 11188 6-10 Auto LllnyS..,cer . Instruments $2,195. Cook Motors, 740-446Clark ol Court of Common •Patio I Porch Dtdct V.C. YOUNG Ill 992·6215 ' CARPET SERVICE Po......y,Ohlo Clean & Scotch Guard $40 · Any Normal Size Room. 22rn. Local Pomeroy Eagles Club Bingo On ' . AT 8:30P.M. Main St., Pomeroy,OH Paying seq.oo :' lor ' s.maa Molp ,.,. c.111a C..ty Cllll ror more tarormatloD 740.7 42-2706 740.446-1141 11lul'ldaya ·! prorides "411< dllpoul •Raldoallal oC..........W •badtllltlll BURKE'S Ftalflllnlllal ~uthem Ohio D~ · '· '.I pll' 11111)11 : BISSELL IUILDIIS INC. New Homes • VInyl ·• Siding • New Garages • Replacement Windows , • Room Additions •: : . • Roofing -•• • FOR SALE : CONSOLE PIANO. Raaponsible party wanted to make low monthly payments on plano. See Locally. Call : t -800- . Public Notice FREE ESTIMATES · Vlllaga lor the pu~ at Fire Protlctlon Bald Tax111 baing:' ·A repl-mant tax al 1 mill 11 a rata not •x-dlng 1 . (ona) milia lor IICh oM dollar cj! valua11an, whlcti· 288-8218. . • ·l·..~·. •. . For lnlorrnlllon ragardlng Bankruptcy contect . ~llllitm Safranek, Attorney L___.;.:._!~~!!!!:!~~~-!!!!~n~~--....:.~U ""' r-----...., Stop In And See. Steve Riffle · Sales Representalive · Larry Schey . FARM S UPPLIES & LIVE STOCK 610 Farm l;:qulpment 0% Financing Now Avallbale On John Deere Balers And Mower Conditioners. Carmichael'& Farm & Lawn 1·800·594-1111 Or 740· ""8·2412 Gallipolis, Ohio. Don't Miss Our John Deere Day February 12, 11 :00A.M. 750 East State Street Athens, Ohio 45701 "A I ' ' Phone (740) 593-667 '. Baler. Vermeer eogc With E~ttra · 1999 Chev. Silv. 4x4, Ext.Cab, Z71, New Bod~ Style, 3rd Door, Lll<o New. (304)578-3215. 730 Vana & 4-WO. ' Swampera, 12,500 26ee. Wanted to Buy 5·1 0 Acres Galli a ~ounty. Restrlcllons Preferred . 1984 Chtvy 4X4, 1/.2 To~ Wllh SMr1 What! Buo, 4' Lilt, 350 Wllh 4 Spied, Tool 'Boo, New 35" Tires. Many Other New Pans, Great Condlllonl $2,500, 740· 388-&1111, 740-992-8976. 1995 TIOGA By F!HIWOOd; 31 Fl. Long All Power, 2 Queen Slz" Bedo, Hao Everything, 17,000 Mu.. , Like New Cooi482.000, Asldng$37,000, 740-~1. TraM Horui For Sale. Starling AI $1.000. 740-38&-8504. - H o g 740-256-6510. 840 Hiy & Grain Straw: Brlgtn Wlr~ Tie Straw Year ~ Round Delivery & Volume Discount ~vallable. Harltage Farm . (304)875-5724. oeo 740-379- 810 1988 Ford Truck ' ·Wheel Drive, Runs Good And 4 Wheel Drive WOrka Good Aol<lng $2,000, · 304n3-5338,_ cARB 'f100, $500 & UP. POLICE IMPOUND. Honda'o Toyota'o, CIIIVYI~ Joopa, f\nd Spor1 Utili· · Uila. Caii 'Nowl 800,772· 7470; Lllgll Notice Ann: Coubactww. . Home WATERPIIOOFING Unconditional lifetime guarantee. 1989 S-10 Rid 4xA, Tlnlld Wind· L.ocal references furnished . Es- labllollod 1975. Cal 24 Hrs. (740) 445-0170, t-800-287-0576. Rogers Waterproollng. 740-379-2798. EXT. 713Z, 124,500, 74G:387-CXII9. Motorcyclle 1187-. 1993 883 Harley Davidson Blactc With 3.200 Mi101. Asking $8,000, 74Qo446-9394. 1M2 Ford Falcon, 2 dr., hardlop, Cllllornl!i .,.r, aH original, $2,900, 304-7'73o53011- 8pm.. 1997 Kawasaki KOX 220 Excellent O,rlglnal Condition, S3.000, 740-379-2757 Mere P.M. CftiVI' - · 2 Doono, 'J21, a1118 ilpeed,' Power Glide, 87 ,000 Hondl 70cc lilds •-wheeler exc. 1147 Dodge, original, $750, 740· ·-· Mllll Mo1or1Tra.. Rebuilt, 2nd Owner, $2,500 080 740·379- cond. runs great $1200. 304·675- 1tiO·to Hondeo From S2SIMo .. 1U% Ullingl, II00-319-3S23 Eot 3101. . 1111 Honda Civic. Lola 01 New · P•tt•. ·Natdl Minor Repair To 1tvn GoOd. $400 080; Evenlngo · -s:oo7~:zse 1290. 111A oklo 81 Regency, dlooal, wltJ\ ~~~" "tid gasket, very IIGCIII ..... cat, all llleto, f250, , . . . . .71• .. . 54~. 780 ......,.,..., o Down, 24 Montho o Appliance Pari! And Slrva: All Name Br.ondo Oyer 25 VIars Ex· perlence All Work Guaranteed, Fronth City May1ag, 7A0-448T795. 4-Whttit-Drlve, 198718·1 OI10Me BlaZer; Blactc&Rtd. PW,M!,AMI 740 Auto Part1 • Aceenorles Budget Priced Tranomllalona .AII Typos, ACCUI To Over I 0,000 TranJmlaolono .. eve Jolnll, 740· :MS-een. 2. PSBs 3• 51 DbI. Pass C&C General Home Main· lenance· Palr111ng, vinyl aiding, · carpentry, dool'l, window&, baths, mobllt 1101110 -~ and mo10. For free e111ma10 call Chot, 740-812· 832S. Jlms Drywall & Con1tructlon. New Construcllon & Remodel/ Drywall , Siding, Roofa, Addl· tlont, Painting, etc . (304)87A4823 or (304)874-01!11. Llvlnftston's Basement Water Proo ln.o. all basement ripalra . done, tree ee11mat11, llftUme guarantee. 12yr1 on lob: txptrl· '"""· (304)186-3117. Superior Home Maln"nance And Plumbing We Do· All Rooatrs On Homes And Mobllt Home1, .74G4oi1-Q113. 840 Electrical and Rltrlgeratlon Roo-ual or commercii! wiring, or ltf)llrt. Ml- L• cen11d tltctrlcltn. Ridenour Electrical, WY0003CI, 30-4..781788. - - Fri. Karaokll with Jeff North. ~~~ Townahlp will bl taking allied bide Dr) Hazard Mitigation Grant Prollol work to bl d - In Blllabury, Townahlp. Work will conetll of elevation of homae ilbova Rood level. Biela will be openad at regular Tawnehlp mHtlng held 11 Blllebury Townahlp hall . I~ llochprlnga an March Tlh lit 1:30 prn. For Hope. at work call (740) Sat. B8ntl- Bad Habit 9:Q0-1 :00 .Pt. Pleasant Moose Seniors · •Val~~~~~' upJ e Dance . M~'ay Feb. 14 Hall6 tlll10 PM · I ~::.ly c:er 7GukiH 40-nYmllh 1 -towaclty 3elllllelt? .39 Ford !lop I IRS concern 1 Paso · Pass · Pill Pus Pus Pass P8ll8 yaardaDr I CaUBa-21. I ' CELEBRITY CIPHER by LUI!I Campos . CMtbrit)' Cipher~.,. cr.-c1 tram JDU 'JDVILUHZP JTCIIKUK; TIGVJD •. •, f6 Public Not!ce Feb. 12, 8 Pl'l1 • 11 pm on ~; Flbryary 12, 2000 11 10;00 a.m., the Home National llank will ollar lor aala at publla auction on the Blnlt parking lot thllollowlntl Vlhlctea: 'Franklin &kidder Modal Free FoOd- Games Prize.- OJ · 170XL onyllml . . Arrangement•' may be lllldt to lnapeot •nv 011111 . - tlltllltl valllalu prior to thl 1111 lly1!811ng 740- .....-o; ·. . (Z) ·1,4,1,1~41o · nl ' BuWoaar &.Boelclooe .eourl!ry .Sweetheart Dance : 1no Ford II anger XLT 'VINI1FTCII10T4LUIII1271 The ell tha .....,. 'Cllh. . . . . Thl Home JlllloMI Blnk NaaMa the ;.ght to .-ot lliy or Ill blda or to NIIIOW . · any. unH !rom lhl llle II ..... IT, II , Seroice• Houoe & Trailer Sites cstuH JHK Grading Cae-I11Pa1111 Dealen. S.ptic SyileiiU & 1000 Stilt. Tlloufll Land Clearl_ng &. UNSCRAMBlE LETTERS FOR ANSWER ' 'iiFW Mason.Dance Saj.. Night 9•1 Music by Billy Members .and ~uest . Lee "'' I "* OH ' 4S!Z3 U1UUU.1 Sale · Feb. .j2 9.am Dorcas Bethany U.M. Church Racine . · I ' r.~UARI~S (Jan~ .. (740J. tfJ·JUI n.i . iio.ifti~ilttil '. "ow ........... ......... l 'ipi•••!M•• ~ ~~ repltict;m~nt parts frH Delivery 740. 742-9501 . "Toll Free . High i. Dty·. Sllf-Stortgf , 33795 Hiland Rd. Pomeroy, Ohio.' : · 74q·t91·S2H . ~ tJIM)O P!O' 1 mo. pi.\ , 20-Feh. 19) Things you bqin, but leave undone ~ay will servt·li'lJi~ bill~ • •teilina to your poor pla.hntn~, · and · wasted effotts. Dolt I · 1111~ yoarselr. Plt!illh what ~ ..... Try ina to pe~ch .up a broken l!!)tnanee1 The Astro-Greph Mltchilaker can help you undentlnd what , t do to make the ~elationship work. ' Moll S2.7S to MatehQI8ka', do litis . · deWppa-, 'P.O. .Box 1758, Murrey Rill Stllion, New York. NY 10156. CES (Fob. 20-M811:h 20) Any ivecl mentrnenl you lwtior . someone puts you at 1 dis· nntaae today. It'll diitort noali'ty 11111 /tA'!f y011 w'1"rutty ~~ fooi'IC [I · lhinas 1o suit you. • · · .. for dealing "'if!t olhcni eirccli•ely. . VIROO (Aug. 23·Sept. 22) So ARIES (iltlrdt 2.1-Aj>rlll9) Purc· long u you don'1111ind doing a. task ly materialistic matters sHould no1 be . or'iuipunenttoduy, you should per· allowed to be all consumins today._ ronn your jobs very well. This will Focus some Of your atienlion on r.... , not be true oflny duties you fintldisily·or humanitarian issues .. well.. tateful. . , TAURUS (Aprii ,20-May 20) It , LIBRA(SetJ!1.23-0ct. 23)0eUing . would mue lire a lot euler rofyou mi~¢ up in a business deal with today ir you '!'Ike some rcasonable IIOIIlO!lne y011 know socially may not concessions to those with whom you fly well today. It's bell that you only assocille. Don't insiat thateveeything Jtiek to soeializins with rriends. go your way. · . SCORPIO (Oct, 24-No•. 22j GEMINI (May 21-Junc 201 Even ' Don'l puah people on y011r m!IIC thouJh yilu arc quite adept at ·r.roblodly that you btow Yerf well she or lent solvina today. Y'l" may nol Ulihedoesn'tlike. You wouldn't want to lite this ability to your ~valitqe. Bf , lpOlld lime with~ you dislike~ 10 not doiJIJ IIO,.You could allOw IIU!ll· • } uk this ol your ·ttpOoisC. •• '' ' .• hlliiJ lik!c:kfto iriipld4l ;your pro,...., ·· · SAGITI'ARIUS ' (Nov. '23-Dec:. CANCER (June 21-July 221 ' 21)Ahymiatlkesinyourworktqday Nol>ody li~.. to "!' pu•~d . to hc that slip past you is ex!remclr likely made over tn· someone cl!e s tmoge. to be c:ornpoundcd. Be tnetse and .. No maher what' you think you see in · methodical, and if'you llhould make sorntonc else that you ~lie•• y~· one, uy to correct It Instantly. can change; tce.p·your owri counJel. CAPim':oRN (Dec:. 22-Jan. 19) LEO (July 23-Aua, 22) Rcaardina To 1be di•mliy or y~ J111110. yhu any important or vilal'mattcB today, could he unchlraclcnsttcally wastcdon'l.ely upon anyoti else to take ruttixlay in.ordcrtopleue some type · ....,or...,..ror,_~l>t*!llil.;tllir , '.· ol . ~f...-~tiJ ,~nii<Y till!" , .kiiOW·hoW 11111 .1"0111d nbt c~lt ' , rcM ex_.hmce, p!!n't g~.. in toIL m ' ' " . ..., I I I I ·I FEBRUARY 11 I !outid impact on your abilities to · niarbd improvemenls in your ire In the year ahead. Knowledge is . rr1·rrr1'1 I .. Tribal· Sadly- Query· Unsold · ADDRESS "I have found." the new secretary sighed, "thai postage stamps seem to stick better on an envelope with the wrong ·ADDRESS." . .. ,. Then. are stroll& indicallons that ECHTR H I!IIHY.' SCI-.M LETS ANIWIII ! v JGMJBP 11111 I ! ..roonal arowth oj,oi\1 make • ou .... I I .~ Saturday, Feb. 1.2, 200o . and Pt...-.1 C P E' J D II A G. K U PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I've alwaye blln more comfol'tlble llt!klng while dutchlng a gcod theory than .awi":'"'lftll with an ugly fact.• - David Memat "••' Fai:tory Aatloorized zc JDU ZFUB I. AI Mrhe Trac:tor Eqaip-ntPal'lll . qum · • b)' flmoul I)IOJIII, • . inl'leclpt\lf~forlriCitMr. Todl~clw:E IQUMIC EKtt IFRIDAY t HOWARD IXCAYAnNG CO. • 10 London plllty 11 Sign on • mt. 12 DrY 11 Cry of a limb East dlllnnd ·dbecUyiD • ' 5=:":... 35 lllrbiCtll ov.rturn • ·•· lll:ltl3• . . 11,14,111,21,21,21, 2000. • A• trtor 4Ps 27 -lllltldlf 34 ana • ....,.,.. I •NewHomie • Garagee • Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATES 9811 4473 Mizw$y Tavern · BASEMENT owa, 81,000 Mites, Power Stnrlng, Power Brakao. G10at sttacol FM Celltlll. Sapd., 2.8/motor, new Headll,.er,Tirea,. Tell·pipe. Excellent Shape Inside/out. $4100.(304)N2-38t3. •tdwlch a v... (ap.) coNnRucnoN: ·. : Public Notice. lmprove~ta 1997 Ford Expedition 4 WO 710 Auto• for Sale 21 3NT t• North 2. j ROIERT IISSEL1 SE RVICES 40.000 Milia, Exca"ent Condition, TRANSPORTATI O N Welt Campers & Motor Homea. 620 .Wanted to Buy Llveatock 2"-P 32T33 "-tyrelllh • Cellular Jeff Warner Ins. 992-5479 11112. 830 1·800·950-3359 25.000 miles, very aharp, full far· 790 Wll PlY Survey. Probably Cash! (740)-MI-<1138 •01 Where tha oaa11 Aral t977 Chevy Blazer 4x4 Rebuilt Motor, New Parts, 314 Ton Rear Ends . .. .56 Gears. Newer 39.5 Sit Of Tension Springs; Excellent ,Condition, $3,000. Call 740·682- (740) 367·0266 1997 black Chevy S·10 Sttpslde Exterided Cab, 3 door, loaded, lngs, St2,000, 740·949·2045 740-949220S. a'' 21 Wood. 23-....a e.'l' sr. Malga Count~ Pomeroy, OH 48781 (1) 21, 2S, ~ 4, 11, 18, 28, 8tc 1995 Semi flatbed trailer, Tran· scraft TL-2000, ~5xt02 , light· weight side kit, 1wo aluminum tool boxH, kit carrief. new dlalns, 'bfn. dar, 4" straps, coil raoka, winch track on both sides, paint Is ann shiny, reedy to roll, $12,000, 740949-2203 or 74flo9ol9-~5. 20 Ooltar Bridge writers enjoy developing· fictional characters. One comes in. many fonns: the lucky unexpert (as opposed to the unlucky expert, who , is also well-represented in the literature). B.J. Becker's version was called Sylvia. This deal highlights the son of coup Becker claimed she ~o uld perpe1r111e. How did Becker explain the bid-. ding? Well, he said thai Sylvia . (South) didn't hear West's one-spilde bid. So, she thougHt her panner had opened two clubs, strong, anificial and forcing. Hence her two-diamoad negative reply. When North first cue-bid, then jumped 10 five diamonds, Sylvia fell thai her four trumps, spade king and club void all justified not only bidding six but also redoubling. After ruffing the hean lead in the ~"r ~11>11'. [ W~JJ!>T P\JTOO ., 1\01,..1) N-l~'flalr;c.NOJiE' dummy, Sylvia trumped a low club in her hand. Now came the hean queen, covered and ruffed. Back to hand with another club ruff, which brought down the ace, Sylvia cashed the jack! O.of hearts, discarding both of dummy's spade losers. Finally, Sylvia led a trump, West being restricted I~ the diamond ace. . . How many points was thai worth; assuming it was l970s·vintage ruli· bet- bridge'? · Did you ever see anyone make a slam off four aces and a king'? Neither had I. But one cannot help feeling West should have led the diamond ace at Irick one. Then he would have seen .the advantage of cashing · the spade ace at trick two. Sylvia's si x diamonds redoubled was worth 1380 plus 500 for a three· gatne rubber. Today, it would be 14:10 because you .receive HlO "for the insult" for making a redoubled con· . tract. _(No Sunday C&lls) : ': ' • altarMy ..... ji«........ NonCE OF ELEcnoN ON TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL LIMITATION lll'llaad Coda, s.cttona 31101.11(G), 5708.19, 57011.28 NonCE Ia haraby given that In purauanca ol it f111olutlon of tha Vlhga amaunta to ten o1nta Council of tha VIllage ot ($0.1O) lor oach one Syracuaa, Ohio, palled on hundred dollara ot .. the t1h day of Daoamber, valuation, tor live (I) yaara. The Palla lor aald. · 111111thare will bl IUbmtO 1 vote ot thl people ot EIIC11on will bl opan II 8:30 llld IUbdiYIIIOn II I o'clock A.M. and remain · Primary EIICIIon tc be held open unt11 .7:30. o'clock P.M. · , In tha VIllage of·SyracUH, ahaldday. order of the BCNOrd of. 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Truck seats, car seats, headliners, truck tarps, convertible & vtnyl tops , Four wheeler seats, motorcycle seats, boat covers. carpets, etc. W A lillll GUAUNTEED 60 A GME, OVEIIO PEOPU 10 AGAME, OVD ft •tory • 42 ErwvY ...tta ......... (Lat.) ACROSS ALDER .... The Deily Sentinel • P~ge a I Ohio OOP 30An~ Auto• fOf Sale • February 11, 2000 I.. I I .. .• �I • ••• a • ·The 0e11y Sentinel a long-term contract because we did not want him for just one year, to rent a player," .general manager Jim Bowden said. "We wanted a permanent superstar in Cincinnati to open fnDPllpll our new stadium (in 2003) and we accom· "Widely regirded as the best all-around play- plished that." The Mariners tried to make the best of a d' In the game, the 30-year-old Grilrey is con6red a threat to break Hank Aaron's career tough situation by getting the Reds' starting lillme run record of 755. Griffey already has . ~enter fielder in Cameron and a young start• and was voted onto baseball's All-Centu- mg pttcher, Tomko, who struggled so badly last season that he was shipped to the minors ty learn last fall. 'When he shQws up for spring training in and. demoted to the bullpen. They also Slnsota, Fla., later this month, the 10-time recetved nnnor leaguers Antonio Perez and · · !-;Star will wear his cap backwards as usual. Jake Meyer. · "I wouldn't know our ne~ playen if they 11111 time, it will have a wishbone "C" on it. ·.The thought left him nervous Thursday as walked in the room:: president Chuck Armhe lltood in front of a lectern that overflowed strong said. "But I think we got four pretty good ballplayers." . With microphones. The Mariners made Griffey the first overall ·~I'm so happy to be here, and I really don't pick in the 1987 draft. While he developed btow what to say:• he said. "This is somethlng yuu dream of as a little kid, and I finally did it. into one of the game's best, the Mariners I'm finally back in the hometown where I turned into a playoff team in 1995 and moved. into a.new stadipm last year. ~tched some of the great play~rs play." "We hope that Ken decides to go into the ·He. was Seattle's greatest player, but wanted to move closer to his current home in Orlan- Hall of Fame as a Mariner," Armstrong said. do when his contract expired after the 2000 "We might not have baseball here eJCcept for Ken, and we might not have Safeco Field: ' seaSon. · ' When he turned down a $148 million . In Cincinnati, Griffey will be reunited with c!lght-year extension offered · by .Seattie ias~ his father, who is the bench coach and a poslllmmer, he essentially forced the Mariners to uble successor someday to Jack McKeon. · ~de him rather than let hiJII simply leave McKeon was honored' as the NL manager of the year for leading the Reds to 96 wins last after 2000 as a free agent. . . 'By rejecting a trade to the New York Mets season, but got only a. one-year extension . . · and allowing the Mariners to explore a deal . through 2000. Junior put in a plug for his father, who has only with Cincinnati, Griffey set up two never managed in the majors. months of often snagged talks. His willingness "He's been around baseball for 20-plus to t:lke a lot less in a long-term deal, expressed years, he knows what it takes to be a managtp ·the club on Thesday throug.t agent Brian . er," he said. "I hope he gets that opportunity." Ooldberg, made it come' about. It's unclear whether Griffey will get No. 24 · "We would not have made this trade if we did not have the ability to sign M.r. Griffey to in Cincinnati - it was worn by Tony Perez, . ',, .I :I 'I :! · ,. . 1 'I c::Reds Parris loses arbitratie~n .:TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - ·steVe ~~s lost_ his salary arbitration ~se against the Cincinnati Reds 1111 Thursday and will get $1.4 D!lllion instead .o f his request for ttis25.ooo. . .·The 32-year-old right-hander · naade $275,000 last season, when he went 11-4 with a 3.50 ERA ~ all. career bests - in 21 starts • il ,,, TVC ''I fiOftiPige 'Bl t, • ' ,, 1 I' ' To II tllltIIIUC.m.on lletulllr~ on . y..,,TMm 1995, Chi(AL) 1996, ()U(AL) 1997, ()U(AL) 1998, ()U(AL) 1999, Cin . Tollla A8 38 11 379 396 542 13811 R H HR R81 AVO 1 7 1 1 0 14 2 0 .184 .091 .259 .210 .. 63' 53 93 139 214 328 21 44 W-L 88 so ERA 47 11·7 13--12 64 5-7 • 60 211-28 171 95 182 132 3.43 98 83 55 8 43 86 . with 22 seconds left pulled the Vikings to within · 22-20 at the h:alf. . • . .. A bucket by Elizabeth Sowers · to.$tart the third period tied the !Pille at 22-all. But Meigs went ~a 16-2 run the rest oftl)e peri~ .tli\.to take a 38-24lead at the end .!lfthe period. Vining drained two .tfu<:e-pointers in the run and ,ll~ke Williams scored six ~ore 'li!r Meigs. ~ Meigs closed out the game ~ a 15-9 scoring advantage to · ~ the Marauders the 20 point _'fin and the cocchampionship. •'~nn<»n Price nailed a pair of · dlree pointers in the period. ~ Vining led all scorers with 21 fJJ!nts. Jennifer Shrimplin added :l-4• Meigs hit 18-of-7() from the lkior (25:7 percent), including 3'di-1 5 three-point attempts. Meigs ·ftnt to the line 22 times and hit ~Y eight (36.4 percent). and one relief appearance. Mter failing to make the team during spring tr.iining, Parris was brought up May 3 and became one of the Reds' most effective starters. Arbitrators Richard Kaplan, Dan. Brent and William ·Holley heard arguments 'in the case Wednesday. "-ssu•sn- · y_.,T_ IP 1997, Cin 1 126 210.2 172 1508.2 1998, Cin 1999; Cin Totlla 1 GET USED TO IT - Reds fans hope this will become a familiar sight at Cinergy F.eld. (AP) Y•r,TMm 1989, Sea 1990, Sea 1991, Sea .,. 1 1992, Sea,,, _. 1993, Sea 1994, Sea 1995, Sea 111'.6, Sea 1 1997, Sea 1998, Sea 1999, Sea Tollta 111 'Snow Day:: Chris Ellio(s • new mOVIe were 130-pound freshman Matt O'Brien, 145-pound sophomore Nick McLaughlin, 171pound senior -co-captain Brant Dixon, 189-pound sophomore Za_ch Davis and 275-pound senior Andy Doczi. · Fourth place finishers included 119-pound sophomore John 311 D ' ' .....M • lnttS~ R ·H HR RBI 455 61 91 76 120 179 179 174 180 140 16 61 597 548 · 565 582 433 83 113 94 52 125 125 120 123 1083 260 545 608 . 633 606 5132 22 22 27 45 40 17 49 67 165 185 180 173 1742 90 42 140 147 148 134 1152 56 56 48 388 back to the early 1900s were displayed by Women . of the Mei&s County Churches of · Chllst fellowship at Zion Church. Some of the oldest were · from the family co~ lectlons of Carrie Wears arid Mar· garet H«li~ and included postcards, honeyCOmb Styles, and flr!CY !limensional stMd up Avg. .264 .300 80 ,100 ·103 . 109 DEREGULATION ANTIQUbVelentirlell d8tltW l .327 -~ .309 .323 . .256 . .303 .304 .264 '.285 Gallia may get more aid BY KEVIN Kal.Y l1ME5-SENTINEL STAff cards. .2fllj ' ReOpen on Monday February 1'4 Krawsczyn and 171-pound senior Chds Imboden. Other Marauder wrestlers 'picking up wins were 140-pound freshman Matt Mullins and 189-pound freshman Jeremy Roush. · The Marauders are coached' by former Marauder wrestler 'Troy Bauer and assisted by Danny Davis and Dave Shuler, both for- . mer wrestlers for ~he maroon and gold. Meigs will take .part in theTVC meet tomorrow at: Belpre .. Sam• Great Menu -ALL HOMEM.A DEI Boupe, Sandwlohee, Selede _Made From Bcr•toh end Dally i . Specl•le O.•••rt• i Monday : w.clnaedly : fi'IAy Open F-. Roat Btlf . Chlckan Noodla Dinner IIMI-Evtr LIIIFI, SUlci & Francli 8Nad 'llllldly llld TbUI'Idly Cholet Hours Mon thru Friday Valentine's m'essages express:· ~motions ofday_ ' ·• ~ friends who want to show their affection for one .another. . Not all, however, wiD be sentimental and sweet, or even contemporary chic, some wiD be humorous, poking fun at the sender, the recipient or love itself. There will even be a . carry a bit of sarcasm or a sJi..l.t few whtch · · subtle version of the "vine~· IS" insult- a more , . ,. ,. •' gar valent•~~· the rudes and cru. d es . and th " · · 'dreadfuls" f · eM.p enny '~.: · 'llo a century ago. f '· ,. ~st, ,,qwever, W1 conyey a .messa_ge .0 loo~ng at the world the . .. love, \!expressed through a printed ¥er5ci, in beautif~l · · ' BY CIIAIILINI HCIII'UCH .. l1ME5-SENTINEL STAff Sun l:OO-s:oo ' C?MER.OY V'\l~ntines can express:· ra~ offeelmgs- ~ to frten!lly to somethmg m enh. A. nhd there1 are· t ousands h · out there ~ from · w 1c to se ect JUSt t e 11ght one .or your h ". · ·fi h · Ide 1 ~•gm cant ot er or yo\lf e r y mother. ' "- J ust a visit 10 · any corner· card shop with weD-filled shelves · is .,proof enough of · ·tneir "· · · tne populanty ofValentme.s Day. Greeting . c~ com~anies exp~ct more than 950 mtUton valenlln~ to be exchanged . .,t~is year, not just ~~ey :\~~l'J . ,~ .Jh.ey were 5~0. years a~, ..but 1oy tan1~}9;;;~1!d bo~:,..~-·~ P !"';:= ·' place." While it ·may be the "thought that counts" ·when sending most. holiday cards, for valentines,it's the verse. No old rh~mes like "roses ·are red, violets are blue, su(!ar is sweet and so are you;' but real words of affiect'ton l'k " ' been I e we ve h · all h' · d 'll toget er t IS time, an st1 1 h o_pe you know, your love has meant much more to . t han 1 cou ld ever show., me, , Th e exact o11gm · · o "''l · •s D ay 15 · stt'II . •• a entme 'somewhat in question, butl · · the most · ·. · credit GALLIPOLIS ~ . Funding to help local . governments and school districts affected by the loss of tax revenue due to dereg, ulation of th·e .electric industry in Ohio was assured before it became a reality, state legislators said )ast week. State R.ep.' John A. Carey, R-Wellston, said · a consensus on deregulation was needed. before legislation· could · be approved, and accord .was reached .on . addressing the concerns of organizations ranging , from utilities to ·lW<>r. organizations. . · • 1~~Thai's why there . wasn't ;vir~ ca.., ·'J1:f;<;~{;·~;~:~·'i'~r\i.n:,r. :.. JuaJIY, any oppos~~on~!l!,it;r,:~·en it 'Was approved,' he· wd. 'The -· AWORK OF ART. Am Lambert ~· plays a valentine fl'ol)l.fle family col- · tection. ci 1he late 9:00-8:00 Sat 9:00-4:00 , state wants to make it up with t:nore local government fundi!)g arid help .for the schools. "We really . didn't have a chance. of it passi'ng without that Edlltrronwt. a ~~ schoolteacher. It ia · February Speclali" S·SERIES 2000 CHEVROLET 5·1 FULL SIZE 2000 CHm ' FrH ledllnerll . _ Lockitng Diff., 'Air, Cass., Stereo, 5 · LS, AMIFM CD, Tach, 5 Speed, Air, Alum, Wheels .· With' Every New,~ Speed, V6, Sliding Rea~ Window MSRP 14,518~ MSRP ~21,115 Soldl b 1900s. Gleetl~ card companies 1 00 $13,54100 19 9900 Your Price S ~morethM . this year. not just ~1\8811 · ·kM!rS as they were . . ~500 )'liars •• b\Jt FREE BEDLINER!! . 1999 CHEVY CAVIlLER . 1999 OliS IURO Auto, Air, Stereo Auto, Air, PW, PL, CD, Cass., -Tilt, Cruise . GM1838. ..... 17; family 8l'ld friendS who want to ·shoW their affection for one anolh8r. (Charlelie Hoeftlch . photOs) SJ2,95000 1: , ........ Pet .,..... A2 an It also could be important marketing tool for communities trying to attract river-oriented business and industry in an area with rising unemplO)'Illent. . • "This would give us greater marketing potential if we could promote it as. part of the or second-largest port in the nation," said Patricia Clonch, executive director of the Greater Lawrence County Area ·Chamber of Commerce in Ironton. Bob walton, director of the Southern Ohio Port Authority at Portsmouth, also supports the plan. "From a promotional stand. point, it might catch someone's . COLUMBUS (AP) - Gallia, Lawrence and Scioto counties could become pat\ of orie of the nation's largest inland ports if the• Army ·. C::orps of Engineers approves a proposal to change the way statistics are compiled. on Ohio River commercial shipping. A group of commercial river usen based in Huntington, W.Va., has asked the corps to expand the ·14-mile Port of Huntington into a Huntington Tri-State Port stretching I 00 miles from the Gallia County line near Middleport to the Scioto' River at Portsmouth. SupPorters of the change laid 'i t . would more accurately reflect how vital the region is to river shipping. 950 million Yafen. tines to be exch~ suppon," Carey added. Dere~lation was proposed ·to introduce more competition and choice for Ohio consumers. But since it also changed the ta~ structure surrounding utilities and power· plants, concerns were heaid from counties like Gallia that ·stand to lose a significant portion pf local tax revenue. . Tlie loss is anticipated from devaluation of power plants a~ regulation ends and customer~ sign up with new suppliers. Ohio has eight investor-owned utilities,_including American Electric · Power, which operates the Gavin Plant at Cheshire. , Based on 1996 rates; total uti!~ iry personal property taxes supplied Gallia County with nearly $8 million in revenue, figures supplied by Gallia County Conimissioners reVeal. Deregulation's ,impact could drop the take to . about $2.2 million,.according. to commissio11ets' pJPj~.ctiqns, · A 1998 study by- the Education Tax Policy l11stitute cited' a . potential loss of$4 million to the Galli a . County Local ~chools . .Shippers ask for new. inland port statistics representalllle of 'the f.,cy cards mar, ket8d In the eartt ' Y..-r"Prlce Highs: 50s Lows: 30S SMCI Seel1 .240 4.44 4.92 4.311 AS ~ I Jarwrt PIIIMMe.~l'llpAI • ' ·. fVloney.fo.r s~hoo_ls~;·~~t. Good Morning! .Veterans hospital target~ of · '-'nder spending pl~r:r . · . • • 1 . };.' ·' ·: COLUMBUS (AP) - Money sOUth~n I Ohio i!oil'mu.pties &Om Ohio's S t 0. t billion ~ of where tobacc:o is Bro.wil•i the natibnal tobac~o setderiient The idea 'is to . p~ct the Would· be , set aside annually for money for schools in the eveilt the school iinprovemenll and health " annualtohilcco ~i$i~'to 01\i~ piogr;uns under a ·proJ)O!'II, the ·are lower than .anrieipatej. In that 1 ~ Finance Chairman·said. case, the non:educatiol) funds · : · ~'Basically there would . be a Would~ w~ile sc~s. would . . · smokers' budget, a sepance ~ be p~ ' • ·. . ' j where these dollars would lie Tius was the proposal that ere-. FrldlW appropriated every~~" Sen. ated ~ough agaeeme11~mong Roy Ray. R.-Akron, satd Fnday. · Republicans -$0 .caD Cor a ·eommitLawmakers \(ljjJ try to pass the tee meeting n~xr weelt, ~ ~d . Czt'a . pro~ next week, They'YC been Wednesday is · ~ Only ~t!ini­ , hj 7 ,'!eadlocked since late last year. cy lawmakers h~ to ~·~~nd7 The plan, if approved, wo~ ing plan before March·7. , . . allot annual portions of the St 0.1 If lawmakers pass this Pl!l't next' · I ; :.. o.U= billion to education~ or W<>ut $2.5 week, abOut $462 fllillioai';\wwd . ,, IJi b!Jlion owr the; first 12 years the ~ appR>P.rja,ted for sch~ con1,.,... ate receiYes settlement money: struction for 2001 -0~ That I Efl ~ · The plan then calls for allocat- ' amount is based on the ~ents ihg c;ertain pen:entages to six other ~ady received 6om the li!lbacco ·o :aooo Olio t\lnds for biomedical research, anti- · .~ent md the antici~ p;ay~ propams and help for ments next year and ill ~ ..' 1991 5-10 PKIUP 4x4 ~12 • V6, Auto,· ~. · Black Was -16 99500 1998 - SIIIU PICKUP LWI. . . •. . ._. ........................·:. IOW'I5,6JAII . 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Officials :ue looking for a while male, around fiye foot eight inches t!ll ,with long browri hair, wear·ing a QJ:7 Iianne! shirt over a red'shirt who was seen at the Bears i .<COR around !haNime, Souhby lla\d:. • M · taiAfter receiving the ~. il;el>uties went to the hos. ,., :·q :'¥ ' 1pi' ...d .obt:lined use of the nearby Senior .Citizens D1 2~~ Cel)ter, where they took ·the par;ients. · ' .•. ,_ ' . Ml of·the 'jlal\enli, a total of 44 in the emergency IJ.f , ' room, .Cute-care unit, long-te~m care priit and beh!IVDl ioral unit, and staff members were evacuated from the r 1 Cl:l hospi~ in eight minutes, according to Rhonda l)ailey, ·the 'liotpital's vice president of nursing. · c... , .A -. room~by-room . search was conducted by .. dep~ and hospital personnel. After they searched 7 •wsz g ='"" 1 ~ ==!! IJOOking ' "E•erybody pitched in and it was like · nM~S.SENTINEL $TAff bf l' t' .. h ' . I'OMER.OY _ An apparent bomb threat wits an assem y ane get .ttg t e pataentJ out•.: !llade againstVetefi!!!S Meanorial H6spital in P6meroy Everything worked like flockwork." BY JIM FRIIMAN ••td :u S..C1 ' To ClnclhniiiiKM Grttr.y, Jr. R-s.ular s.- who was voted into baseball's Hall of Fan;le last month. ·• "He's one of the guys ihat I watched growing up," !te said. "He's one of the guys that I admired as a ki(J. It's up to him. If he allows me to wear that number, I'll wear it. I'm ·not going to be upset if he says no." . . He'll fit nicely into a lineup that already mcludes Sean Casey, Barry Larkin and DaQte Bichette. He'll also turn the NL Central into a home run derby haven, te~ming up with St. Louis' Mark McGwire and Chicago's Sanuny Sosa. Most of all,' he'll be home. ."It doesn't matter how much money you make:· he said. "It's where yeu'll be happy, and Cincinnati i~ the .place I thought I'd be happy." · fromPapB1 .Baker duplicated at the end of' the · ' ;.;.,~·. ! . . . thiltl, hitting a long·three-pointer . : ' to make the score 43-34. . •r . Eastern twice built 10-point leads in the final round. At the ·: •didn't execute well and fell too 1:42 mark, lhle drained another · · •llir •behind for a pressure game trey and Barnes drove baseline to lilte this one." · cut the score to ·55~50. Baker hi~ . ,:Lycms was fonled on the first of four ~e throws and Amber Van·: ~ break-away lay-ups and hit Sickle knocked down two more 'Goth foul shots, then Bailey coun- • to seal the game for ,Eastern.Their ·tired for a 14-5 EHS lead. Ihle hit . late scoring olfset a three-pointer : •. bOmb from six feet behind the . by lhle ,i n the final nunute. ' , il& at the buzzer to salvage some Ea5tern hie 24-o(-54 shots from ;'tOOm.entum going into the sec- the fleld.!l'iie ·~es drilled ;i-of7 . •~ round. 6 three-point sho~: ' . !• Lyons got another br;eak-away Eastern Jiad 30 rebounds (Bai~h Brauer dramed . two ley 10, Spencer 6, Davis 6),.'five ~pen · to pull Southern to its · assists {Davis.. 3), .e ight !Umovets' ·.tJc*st scores' 16-12 and 18-14. and seven steals: . . \ · ·· · ' ~ Baker drained a IS-footer and Southern hit 22-c:if-5.9 field ':Jhen aft~r another pre~ture T?r- goal ~tt~mpts, including 5-1 1 • ~o nnss, Spencer hit a baseline three-point s.hots. Southern ha.d ~tve for a 22-14 halftime lead. 34 rebOunds (Cununins 9, Brauer ·:··Southern cut the score to 24- 8, Barnes 5), had 15 turnovers and rarly in the third frame. East~ five assists. . · ; ~n tallied behind a Davis three . Eastern defeated Southern 38- ' ·"inrer, t,wo Spencer goals,-and•a 26 in ~he· 'reserve game~ ·' · ·, ' . !Jaker dnver to lead 33-23. Whitney Karr, Jessica Dillon, :· ~uthem c~t ~e gap to 37-32 ·. and liolley .Broderick had nine With a I,yons ,mSide jumper and a . points each. Janet Calaway added Tammy Fryar jumper. Davis put five points and s'ira Mansfield had ' I!IMern ahead 40-32. With.28 sec- six. ~ left, Cummins net$cd a ' Southern ~ led by Amy Lee . ~r to cut the gap to 40-34. with 13. Tara Pic~ens added five, ;;Jwt as lhle connected at the Rachel Cha.pman f6ur and two · ~J~~. of the .first frame, Eaitetn's ~ac_h ~m .·Briae~ ,Barnes ' arid ,•, . Jen Hill; , · . Basketball roUndup: . Devils break 1QO-mark; Eastem streak snapped Homewcllk: Local entrepreneurs share secrets, tips BNitTO!Nio ·Meigs Meigs had 36 rebounds ' led by Amy Hysell with eight. Meigs had only seven · turnovers, but recorded five steals with Vining coming up with all five. The Marauders had t'4 assists with Shrimplin, Williams and Marissa Whaley getting three each. Jones led Vinton County with 13 points. Julie Orlowski added 10. Meigs_ won the reserve game 24-16 ending the season With a 13-6 OVtlrall record and I 0-5 in the TVC. It was only the third loss of the year for Vinton Coun- . ty Alicia Werry led Meigs with five points. Brook and Lindsay Bolin and . Corrie Hoover each added four. , Meigs wil1 move on to •sectional piay next Thu~y at Rio Grande against either Vinton County or River Valley. The game begins at 6:15p.m. . Tickets for the tournaments are S4 each and are ·available at Meigs High School. . 5 PORTS .256 . . haa bHn C~ due to Family lllneaa. . (, 11, · G•iffey, Jr., traded to Reds for Tomko. cameron ~nd two minor leaguen· . .~Junior Deal By Junior 1 ~· • Vllloy..........,. ' 'All~~. VIIH VICe prMidlnt ~ lllnlnl· .the hospital building and its perimeters, they rerum~ the patients, W<>ut 9:05a.m. . , Emergency Medical Service. penonnel came tq assist at the request of the sheriff. . .· Bob Bowers, hospital administrator, said the evacuation Went weD and that there were no patient med: ical incidents. · . "Everybody pitched in and it was like an as>embly line 'getting the patients out. EYCrything worked liko · clockwork:' Dailey said. . . The hospital's emergency room and acute care unit . are. currendy the subject· of a 4-.miU, levy to be prec, sented to voten on March 7. Officials with Consoli-, dated_. Health Systems which operates the facility uv -r those .units wiD be closed no later than June 30 should the levy fail. . ., Soulsby said there was no indication the call waS related to the upcoming levy issue. , Souhby also encourages anyone with information; about the incident to call the sheriff's office at 740-' 992-3371. .• , • f � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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