http://66.213.69.5/files/original/c475f73b14fe849f929dafac65454a74.pdf cd9be037c57da91c2c8d175e97ebfdc2 PDF Text Text -· • • Page 16 • The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio thuriMfay, October 8, 1998 Friday New drugs re$ponsible for -· decline in AIDS deaths By LAURA MECKLER 1997. the numli'r plummeled by a would have no •deal have a termmal ASioclated Preas Writer dramahc 47 percen1,1he government di-.a.e," he '"Y' WASHINGTON - H" memon- .. id Wed~sday The govemmenl's annual rev1ew al 5er\11Ce would open lu rnwuc from l'or the flr>l lime •iO(;e 1990. of b1nh• and deaths also fuund conthe mu•kal "BI••Kl Brothe,... .. and AIDS,. no hmger among the lop 10 llnued dechne• in homicide<. infant •lo~e wuh dl\cn " I love the cau<e• of dealh m th" country. The monality.and bVIhs to 1een-agen1. nighl11fe," mourne" would hear. annual 1abulat10n '"" the top IS The drop in A'IDS dealhs occurred maybe even "ng along " I g1~ 10 boo- cau<c:. AIDS i' No 14 a•:r""' grnder and race. although the g•e .... Bul Ihe good new• .:aine with an rale among wh11e men fell mo•t dra· John w._, hvcd Wllh AIDS for ijbundance of caution< While new matically Overall, 16.685 Amenc:111s more than a decade. saw some Jill! drug<. called prolea..e tnh1biwrs, are i11ed of AIDS la•l year, nr about 46 fnend• die and fell >ure the end wa. kCL'l'mg people alive, the number of each day. Justlwo yelltll earlier. it wa.• near He pul h" w111 m order. retired new mfectton• •• not druppmg. mean· 118 pc:r day fmm his job He took a finaltr(P In 1ng there are more people lmng wuh The news from other natiOn< '' · beloved P.ns lo •ay glMJdbye 10 II IV and AIDS The drugs. Iough to much wor-.: In Afr~ca, home to 90 fnend•. take and very e•pen..,ve, dnn'l wnrk pc:rcenl nf AIDS deaths, there ,.1'11" I made my plan• In d1e," he sa1d fnr cveryont. , ' tie money for ba"c medical care. Then "'me1h1ng comple1ely unexAnd lhe AIDS Vlru< ul11malely much Its< lhe AIDS drug< lhal cost pected happened. lie Jived may figure <lUI a way to l>cat them. more than S 11),000 per year. per per-, L1ke lh'!)J>ands of ,<>~her AIDS Rut fnr We< I. a 49-year·old San son. In some areas. one 1n four patoenl>, We•l l>ilu~h l a repneve w11h Franclo;<an who"' hall the d1.ea..e adults ha~ the muslhat cauNCs AIDS rev~tlut1ona,Y f'lcw wt•nJer drugs Mnce it' carhe'l days. the news ,. Even in this country. 1here are Thanh 1n large pan to these grcal ·' pockels uf deep concern. drug>. I he number of AIQS death fell . "' If people wuuld look al me. they The disease is spreall•ng fa.<lesl in for the liN tune m IW6. and then 1n , poor communilie1. panicularly among inlt:lvenou• drug u~n1. Gelling drug add1ct•lo tale proper medicme and gel regular mediCal care,. a lru!Jor challenge. •:we need to Jel 1hem off the olreel<and pUIIIhem mlo other kmc!A of serv•ce•." Heallh and Human Ser· vkes Secrel<lry Donna.Shalala 11a1d. And !he drug• may not work forever 1f the AIDS viru• find• a way to · 'ircumventlhem over lime. "We may JUst be >eemg a (>O"Iponemenl of death," •aid Dr.'Helene Gayle of lhe federal Center. fnr D1<ew<e Conlrol and Preventton. We<t la~es 48 pilL• u day, and the drug• have left h1m with an odd "de effect. a huffalo hump on h,. upper back Ihal pushed h" neck from a otze 15 In a 24. Olher .,de effects mclude diar· rhea, 1n110mn•a and slomach pams. And 1he pills mu•l be taken on a stncl 11me1able - wme wilh food. some Christian Coalition seeks donations to fund get-out-the-vot~ campaign By JONATHAN D. SALANT Associated Prees Writer WASHINGTON - The Chnsl~an Cualuron i~ .1~kmg donors to con ~ lnbute 1o a $2 7 m11l1on campa1gn uJrncd at getting religious 'onservatJv~s to I he polls next month, even as the government argues thai <ome of liS p.1s1 cl forls v1nlatc eh:L:twn law The ,group projected spendlltg !hal much tow,lfd the Nov. 3 elec110n 1n a proposed budget mailed to polenual ~.:ontnhutor~ uurlier th1s year and oh1,1111cd by The A"oc1aled Pres< The actual amount, wh1ch cou ld he even h•gher. depends on how llHI(.:h money the coalition 1s able to fLIIotC ( •hllltum oftic1als su1d chcy cou lc.l not prov1de a companson with •rend111g m prev•ou< elecllon·yhi,, Accnr<hng to the budget. more than $1 1111111nn would be <pent on B~nkruptcy pnm•ng and d"lnbulmg voter gwdes and congres>~onal <corecards The coahllon hope' 10 d~>lnbule 45 m•l· hon voter gUides, mosti'y 1hrough ~hurches on lhe Sunday before Elecllnn Day · An addlllonal $1 million would go for gcl ·O~t-lhc-vole etfons, includmg phone 'ails, ma1hngs and udYcrtl~· ltll!nls ~ Spokesman Arne Owens called 11 a "hluepnnt to our <UfJponers on how we env~<umed allocal1ng funds" so lhey "wnuld have some degree ol conlidencc that we would be good steward< of lhe hard-earned dnllaf' they are pmv1dmg to U< " Chri~t ian consl! rvatJve~ are expeLled lo turn out 1n b1g numbers on Elecuon Day. fed up wllh President Chnlon'< conduct In the Monica Lewmsky affair AI the Christian CoahiHJn's two-day conlerence 1n Wa.,hington m September. speaker afler. <peaker called tor Clinton's •mpeachment Founder Pat Robenson called the pres1den1 a "debauched, dcba.ed and defamed"leader. "Religious conservatives are undoubtedly h•ghly mollvaled to go w the polls ln November," Owens sa1d. "They are «lremely concerned about values and aboUim<)ral ls<ues. and the problems 1n the Wh1te House are v1ewed by lhem as symplomauc of some var~uus severe moral prnhJems in this country " The group " 111 the m1dst of elforts 10 defend il< pasl pol111cal actmt1e< The Federal Elc-cuon Com· miSsion has sued the Chnstian Coal!· 110n. accusmg llj>l Illegally saend•ng lhousunds of dollars lo promote lhc cand•dadcs .of Rcpubl"·an polili · cians, includmg former Pre~•dent Bush, Sen. Jesse Helms of.Nonh Car· ohna. and House-speaker Newl Ginlgrich of Georgia. The organtzalion ha• asked a JUdge 10 diSmiSs lhe case, saying its achVIlles d1d not specifically urge a vutc lor or aga1ns1 a particular candidate and lherefore cannol be regulated by the FEC. The AFL-CIO and the American CIVIl L•berl•es Union have sided with the Chr1s11an Coalllmn m lhe courl case, argumg lhalthe FEC suil threatens free speech. However. a grnup cril1cal of lhe coaht u>n , Amencans Unued for Separation of Church and Stale, has been calling ~hurches and threalentng 10 repnrl them 10 the lnlernal R<~<venue Serv1ce for allegedly vtolallns their lax ·exempl status if lhey dimibute the voter ~u1des pverhaul alienates key Democrats WASHINGTON (API - Bouse Edward Kennedy, D-Mass, called ·"'d Sunale ncgotmlur< have come up the House-Senate compromise "baSI· with compromiSe legtslauon to <lvcr- cally a sweelhearl deal for the credil h.au l lhe personal bankruptcy laws card compa111es" · Hut the p.ackage has 11hena1cd key But Sen. Charles Grassley. RDcnwcnats and could htcc u presi· Iowa. co-au thor wllh Durb1n, sa~d 11 de•ll •·•l veltl was a "solid" compromise thai The negntttll<lri faced the daunting would clamp down on bunkruptcy t.J>k 111 the w.u1ang days of th e eon· abu<c by consumers "wh1le ma1n· grcs"on,, l sc"1011 nl rcc01ml1ng IUining a strong <afely nel for Amerslwpl y d1flcrelll Hnusc and Sen.olu' 1cans who legllimulely need 11 fresh btl Is. hot h of wh1ch would 111o1ke 11 smn " . harder lor pe<1ple to <Weep awu~ 1he11 The House-passed h1ll w.ts even debt< by tiltng lor bankruptcy court more <lrtngentthan the Senate meaprotcct11m sure. whoch won overwhelt111ng A House vme on the comprom~<e approval lute last month wa> P'"''hle today, us luwmukers The Hou<e ver~1on would have ru<hed 10 adJOUrn for the year unu hit requtred people who e.lrn alleu;lthe lheLampaagn lra1l medtun US •ncmne, about $51,(XMl rhe Dcmocra11c co-uuthnr of the lor a funuly ollour.to f1le for linun· Senule·pa"ed verSion. Sen Dock c1ul remgam1.a1ann under Chapter 13 Durh111 <)I llllllms,turne<l.agunl,l lhe nl lhe bankruptcy .cnde. <Ubjecttn a new compromi<C and ln<tsted every· court-or<krecl repayment plan, tllhey nne go h.1ck to lhe burgmnang ruble could p.1y buck 20 ~crcchl ol 1he1r "They ' re 1ry1ng 19' '4 uccze blood debt Wllhm l1ve yenf'. Irom 11 turnip," Durb1n told reporters But the Senate hill would have Wednesday. "There's tno nmLh greed g•ven some d•'"ret1on 111 the bank· beh• nd thiS " ruplcy JUdge. Wh<> would huve to con1 A mor~ long·<hllldtng opponent nf si<ler a dcblnr's ubthly to repay. A the hunkruptcy Jegt<lnlll>n, Sen. Chupter I3 reorg11mz.al1on generally would have been reqUired ,( the debtor cou ld pay b.tck 10 percent or more w11h10 three years Credit card companies comp lain thai too many people take shelter under the more Jen1en1 Chapter 7, wh1ch erase< debts, when lhey could ullord to restructure their debl< under Chapter 13. ~ In the cumpronuse blll.judge• still would be allowed to detenmne on u cusc-bf-case bus IS a debtor's abt111y lo repay Bulan addu ion. an IRS standard would be used lo es11mute l1v· ing expenses and calculate whether the debtor cou ld pay hack 25 percent or more mlhree years, m whtch ca<e lhe debtor would be forced into"u repuymenl plan under Chapter ll A Wh11e House spokesman. JJke S1ewen. sa1d Ihal wnuldn 'I gtve ude· 4uate <hscrclwn to bunkruptcy JUdges The Cluuon ll<il111nlslr.IIH111 <upports chu ng1ng b.ankruptcy J,ow s but hus cnliCIZed lhc Bouse-pa"ed bill S1ewerl, who" wuh the N.Jlion.ol Ecnnu11 uc Cnunc1l. stopp<d ;hu1 1ol 11 vein threat But he smd the White llousc wn< "d1S.tpp11nlled • hy the new compromise, "becuu<e il doesn'l <lnke lhe nghl balance between consumers and creditors." Durbm IOSisled, based on his talks w1th Wh1te House olticlals.lhal "the prestdenl Will no1s1gn"1he comprom~<e bill Democrals are sllll )Villing 10 negotiate, he added Pushed by alarm over the rising ude of personal bankruptcies and an mlense lobby•ng campa1gn by c"'dil card compames, Ihe House passed ils ltlugher versiOn 1n June In con'trastlo lhe Senate'< near-unanimous approval, the House vole wa< 306118, splillmg tfie Democrals wh 11e Republicans were in sohd suppon. The number of Amertcans tiling personal bankruplctes la!l year JUmped 10 almo<l 1.4 mtlhun, up more than :100 perc en I since 1980 . • • While lawmakers worry uboullhe surge m pel'onal bankruptcies while Ihe economy is suong. some insist lhal cred1l cul'li companies, whtch uggressively solicit customers, share the hlame Unpaid credit curd debt io estunuted ul $40 btll1on, and compa· n1es s11y they are betng forced to chnr~e lu~her Interest rates Congress OKs meas~res tackling Internet porn By PAMELA BROGAN Gannett News Service WASII~NG!ON - rh~ Scnmc 11ml I louse. prcp.mng to udJourn lor the Nov J electiOn<. adopled scp.arate measures Wc<incs<l<ty th.u propn· ncnts <ay wnuld sluc l~l chlldr~n !rom JX11110£ruphy •lnlhc h)telllCI Buckers t<l Ihe kgiSI.Illllll are pulh~1g •:u• ~Ill to .gel. ll hill passed helnre Congress leHvcs town us stl<lll as this wed end. The Sen~lc ,,dt<plcd an lllllend· rn~nt. on u vMe ot 'JK· I thul wnuld Jr.:ny tax hrcaks In ~..nnuncn:m l W~h sHe owners whn don't restrlcl dnl· '":P: drcn 's nct,:t:ss 10 m.,tcrt.lls l:Oihllicrcd '' h1umll1l1o llliiHir'\ "The! d1s"S!.!I\t1ng vote was Sen l'.und Le.ahy 1). Vt St!n ' Dun Cont~ K· ll]t.1. ~ tu.:l.: css· fully nttuch~li the ltmL·ndmcm tnu bill With Wtd~ ht(').Utl1-i.H\ MIPJ>m t thut would prnhthtt 1-ilnte ~ uuJ lltcnl gov· ctnmcnh !rom 1111pcr·nng new tuxc::s on lnh.'lll\.' 1 l.:l l llllllL'H.c l\.. n Yl'ur' To I~< ~llgtllk 111 .tu.:t.'\!'0 tor lnr th,· lax hrc<tk. Web Site own\!r!rii wlllt lhstnhutc pmnogruphy wnulu hnve to ,crcen out duldn:n hy requmng so me sort nt ndult ven ficntum 'illl' h a.. u U\.' llll ~.t~rd. tkhit uc.:count llr .H.'CI!\\ ~.:ode ' Rustnc .. -.; th.H peddles smut to tH.tr dultlrcn. dcstroymg tlus nmu~~n,c. shoul d he j)HIH shl.'d. nnt rcwun..lcd w1th lax -.;heltcr' .. -fuuts suttl R-Anz. chu~rr:o~•n of the Commerco, Sc1~nce und I runspurtullo~ Com· ~lllllce~, l~e Se~_ute l~llJnnty.. lender an~ the <peuker. Cou~s ,,ud I have a htgh degre~ nf cunltdcnce we can ge1 11 passed Meanwhile, the ~louse tldo ptcd a broader hall pwposed by Rep Mac.huci .Oxley. R•Oiuo Oxley s btll .would make tl II en me lnr ~n.nHuc;cua l Web sit~ np..:r· ~lors In dtstnb~.re mformallon hnnn· lui to 11 ~•nnrs unless lhey reslrlcl cha ldren s access hy also requtring soml! knlll of adult vcnllcatlon . Thnse who Uon'l screen out c.:hil~ dren could fnce fines UP. to $50,000 und slx.· monlh Jtul terms' Hurmful to tnllltJrs 1s detmcd as being dcs1gned to llppclli 10 prune111 rnlcrest, l.ack i'iCnous hti!rury, urt1stn:. pohucnl or ~L' Icnttfu.: vuluc lor minnri'i, und dcptct actuul ur stmulutcd sl!)( ucts 111 u nutn· n~r "J}utcnlly ollcnslvc" to mtnor:-~, C'uutli ulso hns u'sinulur umcnd mcnt tud;.cd lllhl a ~pcmhng htll tc'r the Ju1'ittce. Cornmcn:c. and Stntc:: dcparllneut< that " ltkdy to he pan of u hig <.:atch-ul l btll th,tt mulit be ·•Pprnved by Cnngress 011 Frtday tu keep the govc.:mmcnl runnmg " If lhe Rcpuhll~.:un lc.u.ler~hq> ~.:nre"' uhnut the pro ~ funuly movc mcnt, they'll r-cconctlc lhl.'~c hills nnd protei.:! ~1ds lrnm Internet pornngr.l· phy," stud Patrkk Trucm.lll, tltrcc.:tor of ~ovcrnment .1t1111rs lor the A mer· IL' Uil huml y As"octutton 'lhc ussO~.:I~ttton 1~ .1 C'hn,twn grnup~.:lli\I.:CIIleLI w11h tkccn~o: y IS'iUii!s Conh. \\hn 1s rcttnn~ lmm the kd the ..:hurgl' in th.lt hod) 111 prnlt'L I ~. htldrcn mlllnc Irom "nnd c hlldren'sc,po~un: lo mlult~.:on· ndult nt.lh.' rt.ll" h.'nt und prngr.unmlnp. 111 the mellm ·\ '111111 .\ 1 l nh~ mct t ~tx h1ll \~.1s C11t1o ":1y the prnpn~nt, wnount .ulnptt•d h.\ tlu· llnu.,t• 111 June. hut 11 to ccn-.;or... h!p und Me mcflcrti\'C dtll IWI lnll l .lll\ .111' duiJ pornogru" They stlllllnn ' t ~cl Ul pnrnogr.lph~ lllll\ 1sum' Yt·l ClMI., •~ opt1 ~ phy out,ldc the UniiL.\1 SHth.:' .md wtll flll'll l.' fll , ;tmrndmcnl Will he ndnpt· llkcly he found Jn he Ullt'l'll'IIIIIIH'Il· t'd "~ (\m grt•.,, :II.' ...ml All SdiW,Ifl/, ·' r~oh~o;y :11\U· " I h.IH' tl\l' .. upjlO!I nl rhc dHur· Jy,llnr the Center fm Dcnux.·nu.:y .md lll. trl ull/w ~ l )l l \l lll ll~e (, lohn Md'mn. Tcdmolngy Tht· center •~ \.'Oih.~rncd Scn,,tl.', fuh aboullree-speech tssues 111 the d•g•· lui age The proposal< were crulled aller 11 1996 Supreme Court de< !Sinn struck down the Commu 1ucalllllls Decency A-:1. w(ud1 was st\pponed by the Clullon mhnumtrallon. The cnul l ruled the Comm umc.tll!lns Decency Acl was uncunstllull!ullll hccuusc 11 unlawlui!Y restric ted the trcc·lpeech raghts ol adults, .although it was •ntemlcd to protect duldrcn from uduh muteriuls online. . Other lnterne 1.,.,rated bills affeci ing chaldren pending tn Congress Wllh an uncenain fate nre: • An amendment alluched lo the Commerce, Slate, and Justice money bill proposed by MeCum 11 would reqlme schools and libraries that recc1vc federal subsidies for Internet h.lukups In tnstall fillers thai would prevent children from gaining access lo Web sites wilh adull material. Land transfers recorded' Tholollowmg lund trunslers were Jr. to .Brent J. Fi nlaw, Scip1o parcel, Deed. Barbura J. and Jeffrey .Con· posted recently in the ollke ol Meigs County Rewrder En11nog.!'nc Bnmtl· nnlly Ill Frunk G. and Carolyn S ton Gilmore, Lebanon part;els, Dceu. Pameln and Duvtd A. Deed, Ruhy M Fnck In John Sch.otz to sume, Olive, 2.1754uc,.,s, Kevm Pulhns Sultsbury pnrcel~. Deed. Lmley M. M1ldred L.. Deed. Oliundo Andrcom to Rul· Dale E.• Laura K. Han, Paula Han lund Vlllago. Rut lund . Deed. R1duml K und Cotmte Sue Lund and Dun Lund to Dale E. and Hnrmon to Gemgc W uml Curolyn Lnuru K. Hurt. Paula Hun Lunu. Puula L. Laird nnd Dun Lund, McD.tntcl , Chester~ I OS u~.:re~: Deed. Marvm, F.vu and Thtry D RaL'tne. 41 acre, D.:ed. Ruben L. Roben F and Milliron Ill "nne. Saltsbury, 3 I I~ Ucrc-.;, June Bergnum lo Dav1d A F1fe, Deed.Don,old E .and Ida C Wha· Bedford. 2 05 acres: ley to C.,rl W and Rohan D McDade. Deed, Gcruld A und Churlolle L. Bcdlnrd parcel . linn 111 Ronald E. Hart. Ruc1ne: Deed. Varg•nm v Bl,1zew•cz to Deed, Carla J and Phtlltp L. King Dennts J ,and Kath y L ~urgent, tu llurold R SIS<On, Pomeroy lot: Ohvc. Deed. Bamld R. Sisson Ill Ed1th Dc<!\1. Ll11her E Jr uno Vencva M Stsson, Saltsbury l1fe eslnle, Gilhamlu Luth•rE. Gtll111111 Jr etul. Deeu. Cam>ll W. and Mildred Suuon rmrcels. Johnson to R1chard W. and Rita J Deed. Tlu1111." G und Mndcltne llnlley. Mtddle(l<ln, 5457 ucn:. McClung Ill f'uul L and Pri<etlla PloDeed. Puul J. Hauber to Melody ra. Pomcmy parcel. Rlll>crls, Bedlnl'li: ' Deed. Eugene .md Nnnuy Plulltps Deed. Duvtd M. and Darlene to '·llllc, S<·tpoo. I OJ I ncre<. Shtrk 111 Don V and Bonnie G Dc~u. Eugene .md Nancy Ph1lltps Rurl..e. Salem parcels: In sumc. Sc1p10, Deed. Greta M Sullie Brown. D~·i.!tl , Dnns M.ty Deeter tn stutc Shcndun G Rmwn and Greta M.: ol Ohao. Olive. Suttle Bmwn Trust In Dons Deeler, Deed. AVIce und Elmer C hnl.aw Oltvc, I acre. . on an empty •tomach. Mi<~ingjuM a few doteo allow• mnolant viru.e• lO e•plode. A new regimen recenlly approved could cui lhe number of pill• 10 five a day for 110me pat~enls, but not all. Another San Franci.-an, Cltri• Olsen. also 1hough1 dea1h wu near when he began tal<mg lhe new drugs in !99,. Now hi•condi1i"'1,i• stable, and he's well enough 10 paint at home. tale a few elutes and volun~r for three hoors a week . But he s1illlw a lol of pain, par· 1icularly on h11 joinu and back, plu' ,.,gular headac~ and digeslive probleml. "Life" no1 as thoogh it were normal," utd Ol~n. 45. "On the olher hand. i1'• a life I feel is wot1h livmg " Weather Sports 'Battle· of ·the ·send' preview, Page 5 Husband should take firm stand, Page 6 A'$ they say, into each 'life ... , Page 6 Today: Cloudy High: 60s; Low: 50s Tomorrow: Sunny · High: 60s; Low:40s Padres shut out Atlanta Page4 • . Meigs County's Excess lnventoryCle~r~n.,ce 96 UICOLI TOWI CAR 96 FORD EXPLORER V8, A/C; 1uto, PS, PI, PW, Pwr . WD, 6 c:yl, A/C, auto, PS, PB, HM, POL, tilt, CNIH, AM/FM, PW, Pwr '-lit, PKL, tilt, cruiH, lltti'M 11er10 o:.•• $24,949 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 0811$22,995 91 FORD ISCOIY %12 8 cyl, A/C, tuto, PS, PB, PW, cyJ, A/C, ltlnd trlnt, PS, PB, PDL, tilt, Cli'UIH, AM/FM, llttreo AM/FM, ltlreo 0..!• $20,995 97 FOU MUStANG Gl A/C, PS, PB, tilt, AM/FM, *"$16,995 081rv 97 FORD MUSTANG . 081!12,995 97 FORD ESCORT cyl, A/C, auto, PS, PB, iterao · 08a,s11,995 96 LINCOLN MARk VIII A/C, IUIO, PS, P8, ~W, P8, PS, POL, tJII; rcrultl, AM/FM, ' "''"'·· tilt, crUIH, AM/FM,Ittrto aterao 6 cyl, A/C,, 111to, PS, PB, PW, 0n1,s 15 I 995 90 FORD,.UNGIR o..a, 24,995 5 86 FORD RANGER SC 4 cyl, ltctory ~'14/C, P8, PI, 6 cyl, ltctory A/C, auto, PS, AM/FM, ttereo, re1r step PB, till, crul11, AM/FM, tlereo bumper, :;:;3:995 96 LINCOLN TOWN CAR Serle~, 0111, s41995 96 LfNCOLN CONTifiENIIL V8, A/C, PS, V8, A/C, 1uto, PS, PEJ, PW, Pwr PW, Pwr se-.; PDL, tilt, 1Cru111, AM/I'M, atereo o..a, S2J 995 1 95 MERCURY COUGAR lilt, POL, till, crulte, AM/FM, 081' $22,995 94 CHEVY LUMINA oyl, A/C, auto, P8\''P8, PW, 8 cyl, AJC," PS, PB, PW, PDL, Pwr 1111, POL, tilt, crullt, till, oruiM, AM/FM, lllrtO. AM/FM, lltrao 1 o..aJ11,995 93 OLDS 88 ROYALE ,~.,s9,995 9 I LINCOLN MARK VIII oyl, A/C, 4 tpttd tr1n1, PS, V8, A/C, P81 PB, PW, Pwr lilt, PW, Pwr SISt; >POL, tilt, , POL, tilt, orulea, AM/I'M, I cr·ulte. atereo ttareo. o...,sa,995 91 CHRYSLII NEW YORKIR A!C, PS, P8, PW, Pwr 11111l, POL, tilt, cruiH, AM/FM ·~ o..a, $:12·,995 88 CHRYSLER FIFTH AVE ' $ . o..a, 8,995 96 FORD ASPIRE , 4 cyl, ttlnd, trane A/C, PS, PB, AM/FM, 1tareo 081.v $61995 89 FORD IIMPO V8, auto, PS, PB, PW, Pwr ,aat, oyl, 1uto, PS, PB, POL, tilt, POL, lilt, crulae,iAM/FM,,Iterao orul .., AM/FM, 111r10 o..a,s1,995 94 fORD TAURUS By LAURIE KELLMAN Associated Pre11 Writer WASHINGTON - Authonted by lhe House to begm an lntpeachmenl mqu~ry <JI PreSident Clmton. 'uhpocna 1"1. lighl• IO<>med over Jud1c1ary Comrn1t1ee members say Starr Hyde held light lhe evolvmg hsl and sa1d top aides to hi< panel would ammed~ately heg1n "mlense slrategmng . lo >ee 1n what direction we want lo move. what evidence we · ncet.llo .1cqutre. whdl subpoenas we need 10 ,s,ue .md how lasl we can do !hey wanl lo qucsuon many ol the cenlral players 111 Independent Coun· sel l<ennelh Starr'• repml on Mom· cu Ll:w1nsky. ' Among tho< "e who could he c.lllec.J before televiSed he.1nng< lmer th1 ' year .~re Lmda Tnpp. lhe won1.1n whose laf'C recorc.lmg., ut M.., Lcw1n~ <ky led lo Starr's >ex and covcr·up tnvesllgarnm. and Betly Curnc ~tnc.J Vernon Jord:on. who were 1nves11gal· ed for what role they may have played m w1nnmg M< Lewnl\ky'< silence a< (he uffa11 wa< abolll 10 become pubhc 1n January M< Lewln<ky. hcrsell, could .be c.alled lu !ell her slory But the wm· m111ee'< .:h.urrnan. Rep Henry H) de. R-Ill. sau;l lhe president likely \\Ould nm he subpoen .ted Hyde, who will c(lntrnl the 1111peaChll1Cnl lllqUI I'jl. S!lld , " We don '! want lo be accused of poilU · c1z1ng lhl< But we will be dmng a lol of plann1ng and 1n1ervaewtng and whutever's necc~s.try lo gc:t really lo have heanngs alter the elecuon .. As ~omm1ltce md~s finultzed th~1r By PAMELA BROGAN Gannett ~ews Service WASHINGTON - Manella· area Hous~ membef' <pill along party hnes Thursday over Ihe GOP-dnven mea<ure to I.Junch .on opcn "'! ~ded unpen~.: hment lllljUJry ol P1esid!.!nl Cl u11on Republican Rep. Bob N~y sup· ported the Republican unpe,ac hmenl remluuon 1h.11 p.i<<ed the House 25~· 1 76. wllh only 31 Dcmucrah supportmg it. Democrats Rep red Stnckland ol Oh1o and AJ.m Mollohan ol West v,. gtnm vuled .1gmn~t the GOP measure. tavorm~ JllS·h:ull :1 l!lemocr.Ha~.: ultcr~ 97 FORD F150 nat1ve lh.atl.ulcd nnu 2J6- 19X vote Only qne Republican , J.ay Ddcy ul Atkans.ts . voted tor the 01-!mm:l:.ltu.: l11t!oiSUf!! S2J1995 96 MERCURY VILLAGER The GOP resolutiOn dl'eCI' the 97 FORD Fl50 96 CHEVY BLAZER o..a, $13,995 e 92FORD F150 92 CHEVY VAN 995 down a Democrat H..: suggcs:t1on to call Toledo were among 26 plnJOLI > gtv" en eorly appmval by Slate Iran> porlatum planners. The mne· member Tran-.porta!Jon ReVIew AdviSory Coun••l <Jfl Thur'· day approved the proJects. wh1ch will rece1ve about $70' 1111ll1on '" ''"'"· muncy over lour year!\ The proJe4.:ts,chu-.cn trorn .among 200 reVIewed by the mdependent committee. recetH:Ll apprm.• al becau<C they d1dn 1 Involve a great deal nf money. w.re m.unly pa1d l" r by the ktlcral govcrnpu.! nl or v.crc parttculurly lnne ·"i~O)t. IIIW .....\1d -. t.ll ~ II ,. ""·ou!J h.IVI! nl!vi.!r 'h~tO ~an ~u.Jcqu.1te lltSlliSS((III (O I tfll! dJll!g.ttiOIIS) " The Democr.auc pl.uo would have llm1tec.l the "il:Ope ol the mquary to cou n,c( Kennelh St.orr'< repnrtlmtl set tt Dec 31 d~~u.llin~. But It al~n would huve allowed Cu ngrcss 10 conSider .any ne\\ ftnahng< by Sllorr .md ullnw l.t'>VnMkt:r-.; to extend the dc.odlinc 1 nd~pendcnt Stun !'I 1cpnrt ... ud thcrt! were 11 grounds 1(\1 hnp~::u.: hn1g Cl1nton. tn~.:lu d111 g p~!Jur-¥ .md nlhlruc t1 on ol JU~tH..:C Ill L:OIK'l• tdtng lUI Hlltur With , mtcn; Mnntt.t Lcwtmky The JlllJtcwy Con1111111ce's chact GOP I.IW) er sub,cq tu!n tl y nrnv cd at l S pnssthle grounds tor 1111pcuchmcnt ' Stt uJ.. I.md. who f.tu•s ~~ tough rc· clcctlnn 111 Oh 1o's Oth Cnogres~ IOit.ll Dtslnct .ag.omsl L1 Gov N.u1cy Hoi · lister. s.11d he supported the Ocmn..:· mtu.: pl.1n · hc~:.\usc II was lhc best \n l ~ lor my ~.:onstttucnts unJ the Trans pOl tatlon 'Diri!CIIIf AFTER THE VOTE- Hou11 Judiciary Com· mlttee Chairman Rap. Henry Hyde, R-111., hud• died with Rep. Bill McCollum, R-Fia., during a Capitol Hill new1 conlerenet Thurtday alter the Hou11 voted approved an open-ended will hold hear~ng• between lh< Nov. J congr~i'istOnul cll!cllons ~md the end of the year. Hyde sa1d Thurs· day "Ntllthe least ltllle b1l. nollrom the Whne Hous~or the leadersh1p," he <aid, Hollaster has called for Clinton's restgnat ton 1 Strickland smd he supported the Democra11c plan "because il was the best vote lor lny constituents and the ' country." "II enabled the inqutry 10 be hroughtto a.Jtnr and speedy cnnduSIOn." Smck\and <ald. Strickland ulso stud the White Hnuse d1d not auempt to mlluence hiS vote. "Nnl the least lillie b1t, not !rum the Wluie House or lhe leadership.'' he s.ud Mollohan Mud thut Chnwn 's con· dw.:t was "n tltm"iiVC" und " tmpossi ~ ble to defend" but they d1d nol con· slltuh! htgh cn111es that wurr.ml ~m ·· wr:. "II en.ahlcd 1l1c tnqlllry I<> be hroug tu to u Im1 LUH.l speedy cnn~.: lu- By The Associated Press Mo~t of Oluo's puhlh.: L'olla::gl.!!\ r.uscd tullton mort• thun the n.ttuln.tl Good Afternoon ' Today's Sentinel 2 Sc4.'1uu1s- 12 Pn~l!s St.tl< Un!Ve'"'Y· Oh1o Un•vcrsny.thc nnd Dl.!lllson Unl\t'ersity Ill Granv11lc. nl T1llclln .md Wnght St.ttt.: Utu .. cr .. lly alllntrc:tsctlluitmn _ _..L .I \V•uth • - Wr.!rc dcstgnntl!d U:\ uccr.!ss cam· puscs and wt:rc ~ 1vcn nlmc state! utd tn cxc.:hun~c: for kccp•ng.tultum dnwn llntvcr~•ty ._.!c.!!!:~""""---H"-'·"-I'Il<.'tl!nks _ _ I S Ulr s uwr.tgl! im:reas«.:., tnr lllltton nne.! lc:t! ... tiHii }l'UI . the College Bfldlti smd TuliHlll iUH.I !'1.!1.!-.; ut tour-yeur pub1~~.: ~.:nllc g l!s 11Hlttnt1 the cuuntr; ln~.:l'\!,t,ed.tn dVCntge 1ll -4 pcn:cnt thls tall .tnd lh l' lllU\!asc .tt (ln\,liC cnl· legt.:s Wtts .. l! ghtl; more th.tn 5 (1Cru.~ nt tht! b~~ud "~t•d W..:dn.;,..Jny I he UmH'r'll)' nl Akron . Ohm --HU _.1 Lotteries hy tho ~ rercenl m.1<amum .1llowed by . . t.IIL' lnw The other llllf~U~I.!s nt ~t.lh!· Mippol'tl'd UlllVI!I'SIIIt:S r,mgt:d !rUtH '~ [ll.!l ll'IH hl i l) l>Cflr.!lll N.\llon.t!ly. llullon .mLilL·L'~ cn\t 1m .tvcr~\g e nt $.1.2·-U .H tour- ye.~r puh· ll ~,;t lllle~c~ .tnd $1 -L50X .11 hwr-ycur pnv.th: sdtnnl .. Ohm .t\cragc., were nnt .1\all.1hk r.tlh H.11i dlrcllor ol fin.m~.:t.ll .ud .11 Oh11; St.llr.!, hl.unl!d tl.tttt:nt•tl .. t.llt: :ud ill.lill l'l<k ~: Y'I I 7 lhukc\cS: \ 1:'! l f, ~ 1 ) 1~ l't<k .1: l · ~ -~- \ v Doil) ,1: I - ~ - '1 llatl) 4· ~ - 7 I·4 1<~•11\ !lhh • \ illl\"l'nl'h'lnll ~·< ,, ·It Jll' t h.t,l\ '1 gnmn ,,.., IHu ~h .1~ nur u1't" lu t.'du~· .ttt: Oh1n ~tudc nt, ," H.an ,,1111 The boa•u sm~ lour pnv.olc Ohio colleges now costmorc"th.m $~0. 1KIO tor tUition anJ fet:s Kenyon Colkgc an Gambler. $23 (170. Of~<• 1m College Ill Oberlin. $23.;1~11. OhiO wc,lcy.ul Unaverstty in Del.1wnre. $20.1)40, $21.060 HHrt, who stwke al the fl•)urd !\ 1\I;!Ws COilf!i!f~nCI! Ill W,\~hln):!IOil, SUid the rcportlms gnod nnd had news lor students. Tht! ~liiVt!Y stnd l'O\ts huvc 1m.:rcuscd lnstl!r than fum · tly llll.!omcs, but l1nnncml utd 1s up too Tile ..t pt:rtt.!nt olVl.'mgc- nutlnnal 1/h:rcust: Ill tuttinn und Icc., comes tn $L12 at puhilc luur y<lnr·lll>lllliiHU\s, tnr nn ~tvcrage totttl ol $~.:!·B . the colh~g.c huard rcpua1ed Fnr pnvate. tour-) car college.,, uvcmge lutllllll und h~c' I'OM! $721tn $14.'\0~ . Tlu;sc costs uvcrugcd $1.633 ut puhltl' two- yc.~r ~.:ollege .... up 4 per· \:cnt. m $66 A 4 per~.:cnt me reuse nl~o liW thi CL' liHI\~r.,ltiL'" \\llh tht low~~~ nh.. l"l.'.l't:" \l'ntr.ll St.ltl' onurrcd at prlv,ltc two-year cnlh:gl.! .... 1 Sh.t\\lll.'l' Sto~t ~ .1nd l'k\tl.utll Stll\1 \\h~n.: ,IVCf,lJ.;I! tUIIIO!l .md ICC!» rtbl' $~)~ Ill . • $7 i 11 A lull (lSI ol h•ghwa) .md nlher 1ran,portai10n pro1ects ODOT pl.111' to undenake 10 hudgel ye.u' 211m lhrou gh 2001 wnn 't he rek."ed lllllll Decem her Th~. Oh10 Depanment ol Tran,. portallllll eslnnal~' lh.lllhc $70 .lmll·. • l11>n expendnure <tpproved ThuNI.•y Will amounl lo aboul 6 percent ol ODOT's new comilruct 1on hud ~ct dunn,g ttlo'ie four )l!•ln'i. The proJc!d ~ the udvumry ~.:ount.:l l .qJprnvcd v.lll (Ccntlnued on Page 3) • • . i ot h1gh t'n111~s and mtsdcm~::~uhll~." Ohio's public college tuition increases exceed national average, survey. finds He spoke nunules after the Bouse voted 25M- 176 1<> lngger a preSillen· ual1mpeachmem 1n4u1ry Jcl rx Wr.~y r------Health matters-____, impctlchmcnt 1114lHry. "The core <\Uesllon 1s whether the ttllcg~liHU\s .~re the kmd ot conduct th.tt mr.!el lhe c.:onstttullonul stnntlnn.J polttlt:ulmottvntnms St.H..:s ol 1 Impeachment Inquiry agalnet Prelldent Cllntorf. Republicans touted their open-ended Watergate-style Inquiry In a debate that stretched far beyond the planned two houre. (AP) n1111~e The Jud1c1ary con<lllullonal subcommlllee Will k10k lhm~s olf Oct 22 wllh u heanng on dehnmg unpeachahle crime< The full com· ht!\ vote Unt~cd " CtnLtnnall an OVCP<iltCf tor the: Jntt:f'-lalt! 2XO bndge 11'er lh~ Maumee R""' 10 Moli<1hun su td " I would sugge'l 11 does not " Mollohan .olso 411~stinned the A/C, IUIO, PS, PB, VB, dual A/C, auto, PS, PB, PW, aterao, 1/2 ton PU, raar Pwr 118t, PDL, tilt, crul11, bumper AM/F~. stereo Onl~ $11 e<ample. has not >~gned off on call· mg tvh Lewn"ky He also 'lapped,, ''""·" Stnckl.llld s.ud , Stttd..l.md .!1-.o s,ud the Whit!! Hou ~l! d1J nol ath.!tn(>t hl llll1ucncc of the I o..a, 55995 whlf.;h wunc .....cs tu go uller Hyde. lur Republ1c.ms >a1d 1hey wanted the ""omlmttcl! to 4UC,Iton Wh1tc: House Deputy Coun•el Hru ce Lindsey. though Demo.:r.Hs were exp..:ctcd 10 ohJCLI pcnchQg lhe Supreme Cour1 appeal ol hiS execuuve pnV!Iege cla1rn " I thank Bruce Lllld<ey " .a key player in this:· s,ud Rep. Lindsey Graham ol Snulh C.~ruhna " He m.oy have some •nformttllon that Is rdcvunt to thts nwe.,tlgHtiOn, " ·•greell Rep ChtJrles Can:ody. R-Fla. All he While House. Cl1n1on said he would con11nuc h1 . . work duqng the 1mp..:achm.:n1 pr<JCe-s, wh1ch now was · 111 thl! hunc.J!\ ot Congrt:s~ and lhe p..:ople of' lh" country - ull1· m,alcly 111 the h.1nds ol God There IS nothing I can do." ' nul 't:rvu.:c m envmmmental work on the · Pon 10 Fort' h•ghway m nonhwe;t Oh1n ilnJ pr~s1dcnt ' 94 JEEP CHEROKEE 011., 512,995 pa~~ ngt:r ~.:owury "The Dem<x:r.lltc plun w,os a tcr· ~·~ $16,995 081' 520,995 project to to unpeach W!llt.un Jcllcr,on Clmtnn. nhle allcn~t~ttvc~" ... ud Nc; 96 FORD WINDSTAR wo; cyl, A/C, auto, PS, PB, 8 cyl, A/C, auto, PS, PB, PW, PW,.'f<\lvr "at, PDL, tilt, cruise, PDL, tilt, crulea, AM/FM, aterao stereo CD u.s. 50 forth~ J-hntsc ol Rcpnest.!nt.tttvcs cxen.:t ... c Its constttut tumll power AmertL'<t " 8 oyl, AIC, auto, PS, PB, PW, 8 cyl, A/C, autc, PS, PB, PW, Pwr 1111, POL, tlbt, OrUIII, POL, till, crulae, AM/FM, stereo AM/FM, aterao • 0111' 519,995 -l! Juc.JIChtry ConHm tt ec to 11\Vl'sttg..ttc ''whetht:r ~uttJctcnt gwunds t!x. 1 ~t WO, 4•' cyl, A/C, PS, PB, oyl, A/C, 6 tplld tr1n1, 'Pf, tWreo, short wide bad, AM/FM, 1/2 ton PU, long ttep bumper, 1lldlng rear wide bed . lgllll • $ .0..13} 161995 , approves Area legislator.s split along party ~ lines in impeachment probe vote PW, Pwr 111t, ~DL, ~It PB, PW, PDL, tilt, crulae, AM/FM, stereo, 1/2 ton P-U, 1 cr~11", AM/f.M, ster'o ~. 97 NISSAN PICK·UP TRAC COLUMBUS (API - /\ ' tud y ol I Front WD, 8'1!yJ, A/C, 1uto, PS, 4 WD, VB, A/C Stand trans, PS, 0813} $5,995 ' Single Copy - 35 Cents Impeachment inquiry seeks top witnesses 01113} $2,995 rear etep bumper Hometown Newspaper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Volume 49, Number 116 ,, . octaw9,1998 The Meigs Multlpur· pose Senior Center was a busy place on Thurs-. day, as a stream of people, young and old, vis· lted exhibits at "Health Matters;" a health Information fair which was open to tl)e public. The fourth annual event Included displays, from area agencies sel'vlng seniors, hospitals, home health care providers, the county health department and TB office, and other agencies, businesses and facilities providing health care and health· related services. Linda King, right, of the family nutrition program at the Ohio State University Extension Service, is pictured discussing nutrition issues with one of the fair's visitors, while other visitors are seen visiting the many exhibits and screenings at the event, above. ,. .. '0 ' •• �\ • Friday, October 9, 1998 • ConJmente~ry P~~ge2 Friday, October I, 1111 AccuWe<llhef- forecast for 'Lita6£uW m 1948 111 Court SlrHt, Pomeroy, Ohio 614-992·2156 • Fax 992·2157 Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. ' ROBERT L WINGETT Publllher CHARLENE HOEFUCH DIANE HILL Controlillf General Manager T1HI S..lmd Wlellm'• ,_,,,, to rh• ldJtot from 1'Nt»n on 1 bfOMI , . , . of topiU '" Shottl•ttMo {3110 word• "'l•u) hov• rhO 1»01 . , . _ 011»/0fl puOIIOhod Typod lot ,.,._ .,. PIYfMrMI Md Ill m1y &. tdlfMJ EM!h Mould IMiuM I a/gtJIIfufl MldfHa •nd c»ytlm• piJont numW. Sptclfy • d•te If 111M'• • 1 1o «,.v.tiU• D1 Nrt#r. MMI UJ Utt•• tD th• Editor. rt. s.ntiMI 111 Cuurl It, PtHrMray. Ohio 451_,; 0< FAX IO 1144112·21S1 •rfk:l• ,,,.,..u . What they are saying elsewhere around Ohio By The Asaocrated Press Ex~.:crptl'l ol rct.::cnt cdtwnab ot !o.latcwtdc and nahunal mtcrc~t from Oh1o ~ /!' MCW!tipapcr!ti The !Cleveland: Plain Dealer, Oct S No maucr how Ohw ~ Supreme Court rules m Cleveland !ti ~.:ontrovcrMal voucher case some nl the sl He s ehtldrcn wrll get lull school chorce Even rs the hrgh court heard argument> iasl week on :he Lcgt~larurc s $8 7 mrlloon prior program lor 4 !KlO local students a parr of multrmr!lron arres .tnnoum:cd a ~140 mr!lrnn prrva:c rnrlralrvc :hal wrll serve s:uden" rn ellrcs na11onwrdc - rndudrng krds on Dayton Toledo and Crncrnnau Ideally every one of these efforts ts rn lacl ahout cducallnM c'htldren Ralhcr I~ an tryon~ to derari Ihe cxperrmcnts wnh polltrca( <p rn or convolul cd l•g,; .~rgumcnts foes nl vouchers should lei :he cxpcnmenrs speak. for lhcrnsclves Whether or not to try vouchers rs aelua!ly a small quesuon The much hrgger quesiHrn "how In provrde all chtldrcn - ru:h and poor - an cduL:atwn wonhy ol ,m Amcncnn c1t1zcn The (Eiyrra) Chronicle-Telegram, Oct I The year was 1969 Bullrll Easy Rrder and The Love Bug' played on movrc :healers Arusts wllh gold (yes gold not platrnum) record albums (no COs then ) rncluded the Bealics Elvrs Bong Crosby Dean Manon and Iierman s Hermus And :he federal budget was balanced Now 2Y years and more than $5trrllron on dcfrerls later :he federal bud gel rs balanced agarn And polnrcrans arc debaung whal lo do abou1 11 Republicans rn :he House wan t 10 cui taxes bul Prcsrdcnt Clrnton and mosl Democrats wan Ito rescue Socral !>ccurrly We thrnk lhc Scna:e made the rrght move on blockrng the lax cui The ume rs not rrghl We do not thrnk there rs really any extra money lyrng around the C.tpllol We thmk 11 IS mrsleadrng los ry the hudgct rs balanced when the govern mcnt " usrng Socral Sccurny money fund to mask an opcraung dchcll Akron Beacon Journal, Oct I fhc .tJnrlr ab and ge nerals who tcstrlicd before Scna:c Anncd Scrvrccs thiS week drdn 1 rccervc then usual warm rcccpuon Rcpubloc.m and Dcmn cratrc se n''"" wmpltrned th.111hc nallnn s top mrlrtary o!lrccrs had been !'II )W 10 \\-Urn them 1houtthc scnnusncss of the prohlcms th 11 Jeopard I i.e lh~ 11.: adtncss ol th~: um~.;d l on..:~.:s !The mrl11.11~ spends less on Clrnlon top secret headhnes (rom the Slate Depanment s analysts have often contam«< a dollop of levr ty :hat mu ~t have bngh:cned presrdcnual days rnuntLtt1un s Dt.:L'..:tll..\ A~.t ''lu~.h •utlt"t.:d nt\tdtll Olll~lt.: Jnh:tiH:t Y.ht.:tl: tlllH ghl h~o: \ll\HiJ h) r.:h lldtUl I hrs 1nnnth th 11 ... 1111~.; (on!! 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Jn ~ mrnonuo uuJ " rs 1lt ~.:.1tl) 'I lie lr~o:U!\Illt.:l ilUI ht \!'i I qUILl '\!II[ ol ~tson hi.:llcr kno\.\11 I 11 stuh hmn rt.:ISJsll:nu; on hdttll ol Ills n tslt111CSS Dod h..: h IVC ohst.:lHI!>. \\11/llh;tuJ lht.: lrre 111 the hdly llttlls suppc sed Jy n..:..:Jctl [0 Will th H hug~: silk 1 I Ill IIIli I Ill Ill wh~..:n th 11 help as nee "ed By -.~.:\ling hmll ol 10 mmutcs lnr yn u to !<tope \k wrth them l)'ot md \ rl lrtgc you g 1H cvcryun~.: th..: s IItle ~.: qu.1l ,md lull lit In&.:~.: to pn;sc nt II1Lif rroh\cms Your pu,hh:m 11\ I)' rndct.:d he very unpolt.lnl to ) uu th lt J,l~.;s not llh.: \11 th 11 11 rs ~,;4U.t1l y tmpm I 1111 In o.:vc r yonc u th tl L: l1Unt.: II tlll: l:IIIH! 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II\ )I; t..:~.:th on ..:d~~.: !Ius UIHJouhtcdlyt IL:ltiUI\Is In 111 ¢:\.: pIll lor her sp~.:ct.lt.:UIIr l.uhn~.: tr1 outd1:-. llllt,;t.: thc 111tpltt;:,lhli.: llllJ'tCI lUI h 1hh.: '\I.:C !li S IS It ~[ 11\'l:l[lktnJ; plun ged rntu lot.:nl polrtl t.:s und C rlr!nrn1 1 Rcpuhlr, tnrsm •.• ~ . tratlmg Sen ' Boxer .• ·. hy . . mnc pcn:c nt ··, ,_ ugc pornts 1~ to her 44 rh c ~./ SUipllsC on j t,:.IIJlt.: m1d Scp t~.:mhcl tht.: whcn h ,ll !..! P 111 nl th..: re .1son \!>. unc.Jnuht~.;tl ly tht.: \llflt.., gmw"inl:! I llllllrully Wt lh I on}!!'. let.:OIJ 1\ltt..:t Ill I !.:o\1\ Lil LI tiL: Wtlh I h U.:ht.:Jt I Ill !'it; IL:IH.:C.: D 111 I ungrcn lh<: GOP' II<HIIIttcc dcgrce In 1 ~.:hom~.: Out !here rs !rule dcruhl th,rt ' . . Ill 11gh1 to Fong s l~tst H.IV~lnt.:l:: In tht.: roll ... IS du e .H lt.: lSI ts mur.:h hi voters 1c ~o~c n ntrons ,lhout BoJ(t.:r u' 11 1s to '' In rlrlnrrtll rhcrc the c.arly nmm.:y ~o11,Y tlhlt Atlurmy Gul..:t 1l one early roll showed hrrn tn 1.1\or olm~.:.lsUIC"i [CHI Ill to the lcll Ill roo ltllt.:lll In wrn I crnstcm s suppon ,..., "':- r lt.:c So nohod) w" surp11seu v.hcn I dttnr no Congressional elections four weeks away pllncrpks :lt.ut lot • rCIUI.:t.mtl) douht Jack Ande.-.on and Jan Moiler are writers for Un1ted Feature Syndicate, Inc. c t lthl C"tm IIHkt.:t.:nl • to nthcr tnpu.:s lr ~.: .an!-1 rppnn~.:d p1ssrg~ th~.: po!<t.ltng 111 11\\ alurlltl Al 1tlcm} 111 1 the US An rurcc llqJr..:t.: 111 hus1n~.:.,~ 1Limrnt)o;U ltlon Itom P..:p pudrn~.: Unt\t.:r!>.tl} md 1 lrw lk~t~..:~.: I lOili South\.\~.:st~.:t n ts 1 lttpk tiH t.: II h ) litno!>.l lO Y tJdnll llC n And whtk ht :o. \14,;W >.; ollt.: hp~tdl y ~.:ons..:r \ tlt\4..: tlletc 1s noth Ill lsi\. I :-. rng knee ;co k 11hou1 Ihe Ill On thor tum lor m~oiUli.:L I on~ (who w ,.., 111 •Joplcd h 1h) 1ntl 1s pro!oundl) gt ttt.:lu l th II Ills huth nwth~:r t.:htlst.: lrlc lur her dtriJi opposes p.utr 1l hrnl1 thot tHHls tntl ILU..:1 t1 lhonwn lumlrn g hut supports .t v.nm tn s uuncstcr ol dunng the ltrst pr~.:~n.1m:y elrrnhcd lhe pcrillrc.tll.lddcr irr,ll<> thc M trtn County hltUrc.l ol super vt sors th~:n to Congr~.: ss In llJl) 2 1 ht.: Yt.: 11 nl the Wont.~n she p 11 l1y..:U hr.:r g..:n dct mtcr an open st.:1ll 111 lire Unrlcd Sl 11cs Scrt.lte I here Boxer lt.ts unqucsuon 1hly sullctctl hy th~.: tn cv ttnhlc ~,:o mpur ~~~Hl!'i het Wt.:..:n ho.; r tnc.l C 1lllorm.1 s !\Ulllll scn1to1 D1mn~.: I crnsl..:ln l"crn,leln though tls<l 11 De~nocr u " ' hr ~ ltiy rcv.udcd lllt>dcr.llc Widely drseusscd us 1 pt>s<Ohle Dt.:nwu tilt \fl'e prcs1t.lentr ,ll' rnc.J1 d tiL 111 2000 Bul Bmor I or lrorn lrkrng her cue lmlt\ rernslcln h ts 'ntu.J tl! llll!>.l ht.:J n..: rrly ~00 IIIHt.: ' Ill tin: lt.: s~ thun s1x yc 11 s they h IVt.: h ~.:c n rn the S~.:n ti c to ~t.: thn rlrnostulw ~ty!>i M.ru I nng II ~Is s~.:~.:ms I nng "''ns Ill tn\.:1\: rs1ogly lrkely Nm '\ 11 wtll m uk .1 IJOI nHkslont.: rn th~o: hrsLnry pi 011 I no mud1 too long tht.: (,Qp tn 1\m~.:n l .u~c s \ st,llt.: hIs tll.: gkt.:!cd tht.: ijiSfliiiHL .llld /\!'11.111 voter hlms thul C.: II., 11e now growr11g r.rprdly 1nd wrll soon he .lhsolult.:ly md1spr.:ns.rhlc to pwsp..:~.:ts lor slll ..:w u,h.: Vtt:lllfY Both groups h lVI.: ttmc.kd to \ole Demo~:~ .nrc rn the p.rst Bul r! C.tlo lornr1 sends 1 Chrnl'"l: 1\m~.:tu.: ,m Repuhli cotn to the Sen11te tho D~.:mou,\ts will ncv~.:r tiiiL" trkc the Astul rg~u n ~o:tunmunuy lor gr mh.:d William A. Rusher •• a llrslinKUishcd Fellow of Ihe Claremont lnshlutc for the Study of Stutes· manshlp und Pohticul l'htlnsnphy. th e lin lied St~tcs rn I~ 17 he hct.:urnc snmcthrng nl 1 h ts~.:h til Inn One duy st.:v~.:r.tl yc trs I Her whole lrsl cn r p~ In 1 ~ trhc 011 the r tdro ht.: hcatd tht.: 111nounLcf say thai Bahc Ruth h td thrrd heroes WI!'. IO g_c t tn 1: \t.:n ~rcntct -. IH H.:k Ruth de 1d on thud on the lllth 11tn1ng hud 111 w ngt.:d to L:IH1H: tn lilt.: lntl htt u hom~.: tun tn th~.: "'-='~.:nlll 1 It Wts nnt tht.: Ills\ lim ~; l...ums 1 v. '" ~.:onlu..,t.:tl hy 111 A met t~o:.ltl lclt(ltn Onn 1 l.uh til\ ll u l htlll t 1 r.;om~.: to 1 pIll ) \1 h~:t IHI\llt.: WL.: rt.: ~tllllllrtlu It 1\c 1 ~ htl\\ , r lnt M If\ So .rnd So ' ht.: ' nd h uhrtl N~: 11 h~.: lore the pllrns cllc~,:t The hrrde to he gnt plenty ol grits hut there was no sho"er 1 L 1111 s~1 qucntly Lumso w.ts sony tn ht.: tr th tl In the rncnnl tired un lor th e Bahe h td heen one o( hrs rwn llllllllgs l:llL:l ht.: wh,11 hud hap pcnod to dt 1ng c E.tsl hrrdc' arc th l nuplt tis wns :-. utpn so..:d to h..: tr Aml'nu•ns hIll th t: ...1111 1.: l ustom I rc told sut: h "to r1 Cs ,lhu(H h11n scll to 11\U!'.If 1t4.; lww 1n H.iwm t.: 111 ~"'-= Plagenz 1n ~.:n lltcl ) ~.: rr tmou" rmpr~.:..,.., ron to,\ p..:rsnn uni11Hrh .11 Wtth 11 1 h ~.: . . on ol N~~ I 1sl norn td' wlw gtt.:\\ up '-f'l..,; 1k1nt! tht.: Ar 1 111.1\l J.Hl~U 1~..: ltht.: 1,\ll ~ U l~l ol the lpo\11 1..: \) I un s I ur ... d nt:tL:d th,l\ lUI JlihiL hI S Ill 111\ ol tht.: Atllll Ill: ttlt llll)"i Ill \~11111.! I h ~.: t ~.: '' lor t.:X tmp k 1 . . t\ I IH! Ill At Jill Il l: II vo ur It 1nd <!lends )<>U cu i rt 1lll Amt.:rr L 1n 1tlrom lilt; ~p..,;cdl would r ~: mh:: r rt II you h 1v..: 1 IMhrt ol ... 1~.:~11tn g ~.: ut 11 L;:~m s,t out lie llccepted lh c 11111111ron hut once at the p m y wondered When 11 m.1 n who had hcen "ked In (ollow Jes us '"'d Let me (rrst hury my luther he I ct me lnk t.: ~,;,He \'I my htlhcr unlll he drcs or on Wl1en I h1v ..: no nHli L: lnmily ohlrg lltnns then I II In I low you Our translrllons rn 1kc 11 so unJ 1 ~ rl J ~.:s us Jain I wunt thc. m.rn to t 1kt.: tune to hury Ius recently docc.t<cd f.tthcr lhe deud hury the deud Lams 1 Let took 1nn th..: lt "ik o/ rr .tn , fllrrt~ th e Bohle cl rrcctl y lrum A1 nn Il l rnto I n~lr ... h I.! I\ 1ng th~: td w nl s then I n~l1 . . h m..:unrng .. Ht . . '" 1111c oltht.: mot t.: lhtcn: . . un!! llthl ~.: 11 rn..,lrll on ... Ollll.: I .IIH 'I I v. l"i 1'\kld I I J1tcal.:h It r LhtttLh tn I on~ hi rnd NY \\here the J P Moo g Ill \ lh l Du rIll!!\ lllJ ll\h~ I W1ll StHt.:l I lllltlr~o;s ht.:lurh.:nl When he told the thurch, ptt~ttlr th II h~.: W Is 1.!11111~ to "'fJc ~~ on the t..:xt It ,., clttl~.:r lot n 1.: 11ncl W ~o throu gh th e t.:yc ol •' nt.:..:Oic.: th .1n 11 ,., lor .1 ttt.:h m.Hl to ~ct tnto ht.: .l\cn the mrn1stcr hqwn 10 p~.:rspuc 1 h \I w Is lht.: )oil\lllc ~Is telltng these people they enulun t gn to he II VC II I • IHO '. • ( I f o~) 1JI7;-I • ... ~- --- , j / rc:nc:~netf ~2'!11'J Don l worry Mild Ltunsu \1h..: ~.:orrct.:l tran slutron rs not ~.::,mH.:I .l"i I will rnpc po1n1 out rn the M.: lnHm lhc Arun11..: c.:htrtt~,:tcrs lor l•li1H.: I ,and ropt.: 1rc pral.:lll 1lly uJcntH; t1 ,Only 11 n.Hnc t.:Un tell the dol Iorence I he Greek tr.1ns ll!qr, got 11 wrun~ I he P•'" •IP t.: I rmsu ncll..:ll d r1~.:.,n t me Hl 11 ,.., rmposo.;thlc lot I llt.:h 111 Ill IO l_.!l.:t 11\[ll hc IVCII It nu,:,rn s tlkH~ wtll hu\ ~.: w he ... umc t.:h mgcs llr!>.\ Just '' you h rve 111 remov e :-.orne '\lr tmh t1l th..: WJlt.: hclort.. II 4:> 1998 AcruWealher Inc Clear, cool conditions to prevail this weekend By The Associated Preta It Will be a clear aqd cool weekend across the Buckeye <tate a< a hrgh ~ressure syslcm sellles over the Oreal Lakes today lhe Natrona! Weather Ser, voce surd Hrgh lernperatures wrll be 10 lhe lower 60s throughout Ohro today wrlh lows rn :he 40s and 50s Srmrlar condrtrons wrll prevarl Saturday and Sunday, wrlh soroe areas pos srbly scerng :empera:ures rn the lower 70s Lows wrll be marnly on :he 40s The record hrgh tell)perature for lhrs dale at lhe Columbus weulher s:a lion was 89 degrees set rn 1939 whole the record low was 29 degrees rn 1989 Sunsellonrght wrll be at 7 0 I Jt.m whole sunrrse Saturday" al 7 37 am Weather forecast: Tonrghl Mostly clear untrl mrdnrghl then tog developrng Lows on the mrd 4<Ji; Lrght nonhwest wrnd. Saturday Fog unul mod momrng lhen mostly •unny Hrgh• from t he upper 60s to the lower 70s Salurday nrghl Mostly clear Lows rn the mod and upper 40s Extended forecast: Sunday Moslly clear Hrghs m lhe l11wer 70s Monday lncreasrng cloudrness Lows rn the mrd 40s and hrghs near 70 Tuesday Cloudy wrlh a chance of showers Lows on the mrd 40s and hrghs rn the mod 60s AEP warns against posting of political signs on poles As clec11ons approach Amerrcan Ele<:trtc Power remrnds resrdenls thai jl<>Sicrs mounted on uul11y poles are dungernus lor eleclrrc company employees Naris staples und lacks useil lo hold poslers and srgns on ullhty poles c.m rn:ertere wuh :he work ot 1u hne rnechanrc sard Gregory Pauley AEP s Alhens Drslrrd manager Our lone mechanrcs o!len use boot a11.1chmen1s called clrmbers to "'"end pol es Pauley surd A climber h.rs a sharp steel galt or pmnl atx1u1 and rnch and-a-halt long .11 lhe houom W11h a clrmber <I rapped to e.rch leg the Ime mechan'" drr ves :he gaff deep rnlo Ihe wood wrlh each slep he or she lakes up :he pole To sulely support a worker's enlrre werght :he galt must bury nsdt deeply rn!l> the pole he con lrnueJ II he encourtters a h.rrd nhslnrctrnn such us a slaple nurl or -Meigs announcements- , Death Notice Geor11e PIMRenz rs • syndicated writer for Newspaper Enterprise Assoctotron • . __ l WASHINGTON (AP) - Whole House and congressronal bargarners seem unhkely to meet a mrdnrghl deadlrne tonrght for resolvms scores of spats over national education lest rng rmmlgi"Jllon and o:her rssues As a res~ll lawmakers eager to avord a panral federal shutdown probably wrll approve legrslauon today temporarrly kecprng federal agencres functronrng for at least two more days They also face weekend negolralrons wrlh Chnton admrnrs tratlon officials over e1gh1 spendrng bolls for fiscal 1999 whrch began Oct I No one beheves a shutdown wrll occur because members ot both par· toes w:lnl to finrsh Congress legrslu liVe busrness for the year go home and campargn for the Nov 3.,elec trons As a result most panrcrpants beloeve lhe huge slack of ISsues though dauntrng wrll be deoll wllh soon by negouators u1 the Capnol We are late on the game Whrte House spokesman Joe Lockhan sard Bul our leam " up there, and they re gotng to ~tay up there until they get therr work done ' Also today lhe House Ways and Means Comrmnee prepared to move a tax package costing $9 btlhon over 10 years lhal would renew exprnng busrness tux cn::dns and rnclude some re!rel lor farmers and lhe sell employed Bargamers sard no ntaJOr spendrng t>sue' were resolved Thursday But !here were lenglhy negolrutlng ses srons and some progress has been made 1 B.rrgarners have agreed (o provide all $1 I hrl!ron Chnlon wanted for he,llrng fuel a1d tnr :he poor all $H71 mrllron he sought lor ynu:hs summer JObs and all $1 2 brllron he requesl· ed (or the chrld care block j!ranl lu slates There was olher uclttln as well • Compromrse legrsluuun nutkrng u ntuJor overhaul ul personal bunk . rut hshrll I:YCf~ lflcrn "'" Mt•nrJay ll'll(lf.lllh f • l•y Ill t 1 ufl S1 J'om-.:my Ohnt hy lhl: Oht 1 Vullcy 1ut'oh,t•I'IU Ct ntr,my Second cl~q J'ltSI Igt:puiJ llt l llll y Otto ~hmhtr 1~ /\~ ~ ~i:l h.'tl Pr~!l •mJ lhc Ohio 1\1\:w~rnpc r 1\ ii,o;, ~~: '" n 11clslm1SII'f ~ntl m.ldrcL~ l'tlrrcclluns li\ The [) uly Scm nd Ill Cour! Si p, m~roy Ohio 4c.769 StrHSCRIM'ION RA1 ES 8y C11rricr or Motor Route One Wt ~ k .S:Z 00 Onu Munth $8. 7fl $1 D4 00 SINl,LE COPY PRICE 15 Cents Dn•ly Sul•lil.nl'!tn~1111 1.1~~ r nato ply the ca"ler mty rem l n ill.h•llnc~ dnt~IIO l"~a ly ScnUncl on u lhm; m r 12 n nih ha ~.~. CrttHI will be ' Stocks given unu:r cad• wc-tJ k N suh~~.:r 1hun t1y m311 perm ned In areu when: h llliC cnn ~.: r !l~ ror~c •~ n adahle I uhh~h~r r...sr.rv•~ the ught to mdjust rate!! dur rng the sui)!;Ct\tn t n tx rlod Subscriplt(ln IIIIC cl mg.cs nray he nll ~lcrhcntcd hv ch11ni=ln11M th I till f tiM.: ~~ h~UJ'tlU MAIL. SUIISCRIM ION Inside Mrl«J Cnunlf I, Weeks 1 (, Wl:dc~ ~, Wed:~ 527 '0 S"i' R2 $[{)'i J6 II Wcd:'i ~l W~c b " $29 2$ s~ 68 .$1~ 12 arated admm1stn1tron and l.:ongres To ~pnlt Carol Adams. a lecturer and advoc:ue of anrmal nghl\ wrll "'" A:hens on Oct 14 and IS :lithe rnvri:Uron oflhe Ohro Unover\lly Women' Stud••• Program On Wednellday she wijl present a pubhc lecture tilled "Femrn"m Anm!al• and Ethrcs The Sexual Polrtrc' of Meat " The lee lure woii be fol lowed by a rectpiHIII Adam< hold~ a ma•ter> of drvrnny degree and ha' wrn· ten and spoken u~notvely on the church< re<pon«! to -.exual abuse and domestrc vrolence and a femrnrst theology of reltgron and the <late The event wrll be held a1 199 lrvrne Audnorrum on :he We<l Green of Ohro Unrve,.r ty Bloodmobile The Amencan Red Cross Bloodmobrle wrll v<MI Ea,l~rn lirgh School on Oct ISfrom 9 30 am to I 30 p m The goal fprthe vM" 35 unrt <of blood Donor.; must be allea<t 17 years old wergh al least II 0 pound' he tn good heallh and not have donated blood wrthrn 56 day s ' Battldleld meetin1 The Merg< County Hr<toncal Soctety wrll hold a publrc meetrng for'Mergs County resrdent< to update and drscuss preservatron ell on' ul the Bulftng ton Island Crvrl V{ar Battlefield on Tuesday 7 p m at Pomeroy Vrllage Ball Wrllram Martin auomey wrll explarn legal a.'peel> and rea...ons rnvolved'" negotr:Utons and appeals Franco RutTinr a"rsrant drreelOr of the Ohro Hr. lone Pre..,rvauon Office wrll exp!arn the requrred 106 Revrc" for "'uance of a permn from the US Anny Corp< of Engmee" on hrstorrcui sue' <lr go ble for the National Regr<ler McDo11111d's breakfut An all you can-eat hotcakes and sausage breakfast wrll be serveJ at McOonald'srn Pomeroy on Salurday from li 30to 10 JOa m Ttckets for the event are $3 and proceeds wrll benefit Un11ed Fund for M er~s County Trek ets for the breakfast are ava1lable from members of :he UnrtcJ Fund Board of Drrectors and at McDonald sand wrll be tor ,ale lhrough ~ervr n g !une on Saturday momrng Antique meelin1 The regular meelrng of the Bog Bend F.1m1 Antr~ue club .rllhe Rocl.spnn , Farrgrounu' al Grange Annex bur!drn~ al 7 >Up on on MonJ.ty e Historical Society The 12Jrd annual meetrng ollhe Mergs County HrstQ(II: rl Stl<:lety wrll be held Sunday evenrng at lhe Me~g s Cnunly Mu,eum Bulternul Avenue Pomeroy A lurkey and ham donner wri! be served huller slyk ,n lip m lor a donat"'n The program a compr!allon vrdeo ol•or.•l hr>h>rre' vrJculaped al Herriage Sunda~ wrll follow lhe donner The hu,rncss lll«lrng wrll follow lhe program The public rs mvr:ed 10 auend ' sronul bargarners - and someumes Club wls meeting drvrded lhe lawmakers - remurned Mass wrll pre<ede the Ca:holrc Women s meetrng to be held on the , hurch lobe resolved hall Tuesday 7 p m These rncluded • Repubhcan language lhat would lrmrt lhe admrnrstratlon s abrloty 10 lOth annrvenary The lOth unnrversary ofOverbr<~lk Center >11 Page Sl Mrudlcport wdl develop national pruticrency lesls for be celebr•led wrth a lawn pany un Oct 17 I 1<> 5 p m There wd l be hc:.tn elementary school •:udems and cornbread donner entertammenl games and pmes ln vrled arc tormer • A dnve ;,y some lawmakers to resrdents and famrhes of lormer resrdents make 11 easrer lor gmwers to hrre lor Cll[R workers mo~tly Me\u.:uns Growers say there I< u farm lab<>r shonuge hut crrtrcs deny that and say lhe growers want 10 drrve down already (ow w.tges • A Republrc.rn- suugh: han on U S ard tn groups :hal Iooby lor lob eralrzed ,rhonrnn law' o>erseus • A GOP eftnrl lo deny $1~ rm! Iron on fl~>d ml .rnu o:her urd :he ,1Ummrslr.11um wants to g•v~ Nnrth Korea on exchange for lrmrtrng rts nuclear weapons progrum - an agreernenl Republrcans say lhe Kure ans have broken A week onto frscal1999 Congress has completed JUst .rx nt :he 13 spendrng bolls tor lhe new year Cionton vetoed one oi lhe srx Wednesday nrght- a $60 brllron agncullure btll :hal contarnedJUst 54 brllrnn ot :he $7 br!lron lhe presrdent rs demandrng to help farmers and Fannre Taylor was cried lor larl ure to control and a seulbelt vrolatlon Meigs EMS runs Unrls of Mergs Emergency Ser vu.:es answered lour calls tnr uss1s· lance on Thursday Unrts respondrng were Registration underway The G.tlhu Mergs Comrnumly Aclron Agen~:y now h ts I9~~ venJor reg rs:ratron lonns avarlable lor !hose rnterested on bemg !ue( vendor' wnh :he Emergen~:y HEAP program lhrs wrnler Funn' are uv.11! 1ble ,11 :he agency s marn office HOIO SR 7 Cheshrre In nrJer lobe place on :he ve ndor hsl a regtstrulron lorm must be. completed or rniorma:ron vendors m 'Y c '" the Cheshire oflice 740 167 7141 for Galha County .rnJ 74!1 9'1~ 0629 lor Mergs County Alzheimer • meeling 0 Bleness Memonul Hospital Athens wrll hold a supporl group lor fum· r!y and lrrends oil hose alllrcle<l wrth All her mer s JrseaM: and rei rted drsor ders The tirsl meellng wrll tuke place on Ocl 16 6 10 p on on the hospll.tl con terence room 8 10 Alzhermer s support group meeun~ s are Je<rpncd In be rnlormauve grve purtrcrpants a chan•e In sh.ore Iherr leelongs wrth nih ers who have the same problems More onformaluln rn.ty be nh:.uncd by con tactrng 0 Bleness liospilal u1 5<,12-9337 Taft, Fisher report 6-figure incomes CLEVELAND (APl - The maJor J!any candrdutes lor gnvemor Democrat Lee Frsher and Repubhcun Bob Tafl have somelhrng on ctlm· mon stx hgure m«.:nmes The Plarn Dealer repc1r1ed today Ihat Frsher s I997:ux return showed he earned $196 6H7 as a purlner m a TRAC approves (Continued from P11ge 1) recerve .rbout $2HO mrllrnn Irum fed eral and local sources Oiher pr<>Jech lor whrch lhe cuun erl.rpproved st tte lrnancrng rndude • Ae<:ess 1mprnvements for Cleve· l.md s lakcfn>nl and lhe new Cleve lund Bmwns studrum • A new ramp on Stale Roule 1 IS near Ohto Slate U01vers11y m Culum· bus • Cumpktron ol :he Appul.tchran Hrghwuy whrch IS U S 50 lrtun Cm<:rnnuUI<> Belpre The lust phase would npanJ the hrghway Irom lwn J,rnes to tour hctwecn Athens und Ct•>lvrllc • The St.tte Roule 711 connector CENTRAL DISPATCH 6 48 am Sycamore Mrddlepon Mynle Maynard tre.tled 2 10 p m Holzer Mergs Clonrc Mtldred Gaul Hol1.er Medrcul Cen ter MIDDLEPORT K 11 p m ussiSied by Central Drs patch. Overhrouk N\tt,rng Center Evereu Del.rney Pleasant Valley Hospital RACINE 6 47 p m assrsted by Central Drsputch Bald Knob Stlversvrlle Roud Duston Ruy Mohler Veter,rns tn Youngstown Memonal Hospital Hospital news Holzer Medrcal Cenl•r Discharges Oct. 8 - Vrrgrnru Srders Carun Shnrl Evelyn Buskrrk Mrs Randy W:se and duughler Lur ry Grueser Mrlurod Jacobs Shrrley Srssnn Besste Comer Kerth Nuncl! B1rlh - Mr und Mrs Kenny Rohre daugh:er Pomeroy (Published with permission) COMMUNITY BAND ·'"'.ike~ MUSI~ Hilts Ouukte~1tlal CnuniJ ~(I Wccl~ ruptcy laws laced a Clrnton veto threal bul Senate Repubijcans were ne~otlatih~· chanjles wuh the Whrte House • The St:na:e vot«<96-2 for a mea sure bannrng new taxes on lnlemet commerce for three years The House alrtady has approved a <rmrlar boll • By 224·200 the House voted to requrre mrnors lo notrfy therr parents before recervrng conlracepuyes from federally financed famrly p!annrng clamcs The vote gave con~rvauvcs a showdown roll calllhey wanled lor lhe electlo~ ..easoll bul the pmvrsron wa~ nol expected to become law thrs year A number of rssues :hat have sep- One-car accident leaves 2 Injured , Two Ewrng:on urea re,ldents were InJUred on a nne cur uce~denl early signs on uuhy poks ' he udvrsed loduy on County Roud 55 !Old S:ate Wh.11ever the mess,,ge 11 s not worth cndangenng one ut our Route 346) Ihe Gullru Merg ~ Posl ol Ihe S:u:e H1ghway Pa:rol reported employees Drover Fannre K Taylor 44 and It rs IS rllegul 111 post srgns or her p.rssenger Tnunya Taylor 16 pclslers on hrghway nghts-uf way holh ol 46KS4 Covered Bndge Roud where muny uulny poles ure luc.ned were 1r,tnsporled to 0 Bleness Memorr.rl Hosprta( Alhens by :he Mergs EMS lollowrng the I2 31 COLUMBUS lAP)- One week u m ;.u.:mO~nt Bmh were Iuter lreuled and alter Bank One compleled u merger rele.rsed a hosprla( spokesperson whrch moved us heudquur:ers 10 s.ud Ch~~:ugo ~:ornp.tny olircruls Tronpers surd Funnre Tuylor was .1nnoun<:ed .t $150 m1lhon plan 10 weslbound one tenlh ol a mole eas! mme lhan double lhe sr1.e ul opera ol Columbru Townshrp Road 7 unns rl kll hehrnd (While) when :he cur she drove wen: The Bank One Curporale Center ltl<:aleJ on suburb.•n Delaware Coun· olf :he letl srde ol the m!ld and struck ty JUst nnrlh nl Ct>lumhus wrl! he a tree She to!J the p.ttrol she swerved Ill exp.tnded Ill I 9 mol loon squ.are l<et nvmd collrs10n wllh a d~!er a<.:cnrtlr ng Inun ~0'1, !KXI square Ieel uver lhe. tu the report nex1 two years :he company >Urd The car w.as severely damages.! Thursday iUSI'SZil96111 ~Merica~ FALL REHEARSALS WILL BEGIN MONDAY,OCTOBER12 7:00-8 00 P M. MEIGS HIGH SCHOOL BAND ROOM Reader Services Correction Polley stm-y, cull the new~room at (740) 992 Zl~~ Wt will chtck your intormallon nnd IIIPk«" a ~;urrediun If warnnled how much he h tJ en toyed the Congress may approve another stopgap measure garagt sule advertisers nut tn pust ( omn1unlly Newq)llptr llokUnJla, lht "i till I IIllS I !\II I lll.h Ill Ill h IVt.: (() \ lrlp IW ty "itllllC ol .,c rmon tack even the mostskrlled and expenenced worker rs rn danger of lullrng At nrghl rt ts especrally drflrcul! for hne m~chuntcs 10 see obslrucuons on lhe pole, Pauley sard Lone mech.lntCs someumes need to clrmb poles m the dark 10 reslore power Also lasteners used tor srgns and P.>~ters buve sharp edges Ihal can lear holes m :he prute~:llve ruhhc:r plnves and sleeve covers lhal lone me~: han res wear 10 prmec: :hemselves trom eleclrrc shuck hazards Even a tony hole <:an expose .m employee 10 lhe rrsk oi elellncal shock Pauley sarJ We urge campaign workers and Clayton D Howell, 88. of Canton. formerly of Pagevrlle died on Wednel. day. Oct 7. 1998 tn the Men:y Hll!lpttalrn Canton He wa< born on Merg.• County on Sept 10 1910 son of the late Arthur and N~va Wise Howell He wa.• a reured supcrvrsor for the Timken Co wuh 37 year.< of """(rce Survrvrng are hrs wrre. Rudl Dixon Howell a mter Coral Jewell of , Pomeroy three brothers Later Howell of Pagevrlle Churchrll Bowell of Parken;burg. W Va. and Leroy Howell ofChtlbcothe and seveml nreces and nephews He was also preceded In de:uh by hrs Sisters Charlone Bohn and Lena Howell . and brothers Holly Howell and Wrllrs Howell Servrces wrll be II am Saturday 10 :he Brgon~ rdan Funeral Home. Albany wrth Dr Larry G Bradley ofticralrng Bun:ifwlll follow rn 1he Wells Ceme~ry Frrend• may call :u the funeral home from 7 9 tonrghl Mcmorral contnbulrons may be made to the Alzhermc:r's Assocratron the Amencan Hean Assocrauon or tile Wells Cemetery Assocratron Bank One maintains Ohio center The Daily Sentinel wrll gn thrc ugh th e needles Ill !tell II c.J c~ tt~.: ~ hr.:Jon: ht..: ~ct tnto ht.:.l\~.:n J P Mc11 g.rn who took the ~: ollr.:c.:tltm th It nwrn•n!.! r.:.lmt..: up to l...1ms,1 ltlh::t lhl' \t,;r\ lt.:t.: \1 1 ' 'Y W VA. I('( Our maln ronltm In aU uoritl is In he au·untt If you know or an trror in • t..:y..: Will h1s ~: 1n ' • J One Year In America, ,i t's all in the translation By George R Plagenz Alter G~.:nrgc L 1m sa ~.:a mc to The Dally Sentmel • Page 3 Clayton D. Howell lrke headlrnes tn the momrn1 '"I that a l.alfn American leader paper, the lecfet State Depanmen1 'GETS A SOVIET PAT ON HIS And another cajllron• have bun trmely and oflen ASPIRATIONS CONSERVATIVES umeleu Srn<:e Egypt IS always the "JAPAN poor boy on the Arab blocl<, wrlh h11 STILL OUT FOR MIKI"S MAN· hand out w the orl-nch Arab state• TI..E For •heer sustarncd punntnJ over one pun51er • offennr. • SAUDI ARABIA KEEPING EGYPT IN the most mundane of subjects THE ALMS RACE would be we Vc found nothmg that equals the Top Secret headhnes thai went 10 approprrate licadhnc fodder ror any Prc<rdent Gerald Ford dunng a d11· of the la.t half dozen presrdents Moller & [lUte over cod fi shrng between Great ~ere are some No Jub)CCI has been too dull to Anderson past hrghhgh:. >llmulate the pun•tcrs at SI:Ue, who Bnuun and iceland Longstandrng that must have caught our pre., srmply lo paraphrase Lyndon Juhn hostrlnrcs reached lhc rgnruon pornt dents eyes o•er lherr murnrng cof son hft up thC cow • tarl and look when a myal tugboal rammed an fee the srtuauon .rrargh! on the face Fnr lcclandrc patrol hoat on drspulcd OIL COFA "RICA CON example they once rcjll>ncd thai w:ucrs off the ca•l coa•l of Iceland SULTED BY WELL WISHERS The pu~:kr.h punster duulully COFFEE NEGOTIATIONS ARE BEARDING CASTRO NOT YET PERKING and fol· kept the prcsr<lcnl and >ecretary of A~FAT PROPOSAL SEEN lowed 11 up the nc.r day wrth COF stale advrscd of the shtfllng srtua AS POSITIVELY NEGATIVE FEE NEGOTIATIONS GRIND TO uon Iceland thrcatcnc4 to j,rcak drplumauc rclatron< wnh Brrtarn IRAN AND SAUDI ARABIA A STALEMATE THE GULF NARROWS ICEI AND IN NO MOOD 1'0 One nl the lunncr pun ""' '"~ and <.:nlur OUt H( 1hCtr !r.Uhurdmatcs ITALY LIFE IS DULL WITH summary suldrcrs rr( F<>~BY Bon<>m MOLLYCODDLE A Chrrstmas rcpuns uffrcrals al Slale M:cm lo let OUT A CRISIS Dnugla, li Jones told uur assnc ralc lru<:e was sl~:rttcred ;,y anuther ram :herr worker• oil lhe leash nuw and ALL QUIET ON THE WEST Dale Van Ana :hat the Seventh rnm~ rnc1dcnt causmg lur:hcr Icc BANK FRONT then THE COD Flt~>r Regulars • the sc.rctary ul lrndtL drsplc.rsurc Thrs rs perhap> he>l re!lcctcd on IN CASE OF THAIS EARl I 'talc and hiS or her In~ ardcs have WAR ICELAND CABINET the lntclllgcn<.: C' summan..: s ~nt (1\~,;r EST COALITION WINS not always apprcctalcd :he aucmpls CHILLING UK lo lhc Whnc HouM! each morntnJ: Then the s11ua1urn 1mprov&!d UK CABINET SHOOTS IT al lcvrty Ncvcr:hclcss maay cffuns ror a \cry Utdll.\1\C aUdiCOl:C the OUT OVER DEFENSE CUTS still make 11 to the While House hrrc!ly REYKJAVIK ACCEPTS prcsldenl Frum Prcsrdcnl> Nrxun tu USSR WHO SON FIRST' mdudmg nne a few ycilr!i. hack nol BRITISH ICEBREAKER Talks on the codlrsh hrawl resumed ICI LAND STILL CASTING ABOI,Il FOR A SOLUTION Bullhe Rcyk 1Javrk au:honllcs grew 11npaucnt wrth :he Brrtrsh ICELAND WANTS THE UK TO FISH OR CUT BAIT AI one pornt other coun1nes offered !herr >er>'l~:es to mcdra!c :he cod war ICELAND NORWE· GlANS NEARING CODIFICA TION OF AGREEMENT But :he W~I.L,~i1~ A ~LIEF. Bmrsh complarncd lhal kclandrc we'PtE ST.e81~r'-EQ. palmi hoats takrng advanlage of lug over the frshrng grounds had sneaked up on 40 Brrlrsh lrawlcrs and cu: thctr lr ncs DID ICELAND CAPITALIZE ON A MIST OPPOR TUNITY 1 Eventually the cod awl ul cnnlrc~ versy ended with a mutually accepl· ahle agreeme nt and the Slate Depanmcnt headline wruer :urncd By Jack Andel'~«~ and Jan Moller Anyone who worb rn rn~llr gen<:e wrll tell you the Job contarns a lot more drudgery than glamou{ The work IIWCh of whrch rnv olves gnndrng clencal or analytrcal t.uks has more rn common wrth that of the average bureaucrat :han the liclron alozcd world of James 8(111d ' That s why 10 our amuscmcn: we have found thai overthc last cou pic decades there have been a few handler< of classrlied matcnal who had a sense of humor and who managed 10 convey 11 over the dnest matters Besl at Ihe game of hrghly cia"' I 1cd punman, hrp arc :he darl y tmlcr; at the Slate Dcpanmcn: s rntclli· gcncc scclrun Whol e the Central lnrcllrgcnce Agency superrc>r• seem w hlccd every nunL:c nf ongmalrty new_cqurpment than at •ny other tome srncc the C artcr •drnmr sllalron 1111ho laic 1970s Gcn liarr v H Shcil<ln the cimrrm.•n n( the lorn! Chre(s p<>tnlcdly t.:hancc ol ptc.:kmg up nol JUSI two ot n.:mnH.Icd M.: n tlors th.11 tl Conga:ss would approve the proposed twn add! three more Scnnlc scats (even the tUH1.tii(HJnd..,t11 htsc ~o:ltlsJngs the Dcptrllncnt ol Dclcnsc would s,\\ C $21 Dcmncr.tts prrvutcly co ncede tl1.1t) hr!lwn l'rcsadent Clmtun ;,., rroposcd $ 1• hrllron to $4 hrll1nn 10 nddrc" the "hut (our or l"e If 11 docs :he J un~(1uds ~,;nn~.:~.: ln s !he P~.:nt 1gnn would l1kc un 1dd!IHJn 1! $..10 hlllllm m Rcpuhlll ms wrlllrt: 01 cx~.:ccd th1.:11 .. o m~.:1 II\~.: y~.: I! !'I i1H ..,ll!h.:h Cnngu.:ss slloul(l dose ha!oot.:S to help out oecOid nl W .rdtre\cd h.tck tn the lh~,; ll\nnli,:llll ... Jbo li ght IIIIC,ICW p!HlllliC!I. lnth~.: rnst Ct ld Wl!i.:ll I p.1lmy d.I)S nl W1rrcn H trdmg lc llh.:J nulltlt) llllk ~s 't.:lho.: One good rc '""' lor the Repuh S;•rinAfi<ld News-Sun. Sept 29 h~o\..: us l l!ll Ct nct~.:••.. tnU\\hdm mgl) condllionl, low Surprising levity from State reports The Daily Sentinel . Ohio weather Saturday, Oct.10 I . Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Director: Topney Dingess, MHS Band Director News Oepartmenta 1 ht main nun1btr Is "1·2155 Depart ALL RESIDENTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ARE INVITED TO JOIN. TEEN-AGERS TO SENIOR CITIZENS. - ment nltnliidni'i •~ C<neral Mono~tt: .. ,.,,,,,,,,,.,EII IIOt Ntws Exl. 1102 or ExL 1106 Other Services Ad,.rtlslng, C•rculallon Clo.,ofied Ad• Ext II 04 • Ext UOJ Ext 1100 Stock reports are the 10 30 a m quotes provided by Adveat ol Gallipolis• We hen fun end melre good mualc. Get out thet lnttrument and Join ua tlllt yHr. Don't worry If you'ra a bit ruaty. We'll get batttr together. Cleveland l.rw lrrm Toil h '" rncn11tc nl $17n92H trnrn hiS JOh IS socre lury ot Sli.!tl! and t.umly rnvt!:-.lmc.:nts Fr'h~r .md h1-; Wile P~J.gy Zone: Frsher had u lol.tl adJU,Icd rnwme ul $269 559 CAI~ERIONOIA2 GARV 5H,,NOING MATI DILLON IN THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT MARY' ONE EVENING SHOW 7 30 WED BARGAIN NIGHT ALL SEATS $2 00 446 0923 �.. ...._...". Sports Friday, ~'9, 1998 The Daily Sentinel • Padres ar< hopmg for a btg weekend at borne to.reach lhe World Series for only rhe second ume. the first since 1984. . The Braves ar< appearing in 1he1r seventh straight NLCS. but never have faced an 0-2 deficit. In fact. no team has ever losl the tir~l twu game\ at home and come back to win a league championship series since lhe hesl-of-seven format began in 1985. Atlanta did nor figure to do mucti wuh Brown The lifelong Georgm resident. who won twicE! at Turner Field in the 1997 NLCS while wuh Flunda, improved lo 6-0 w1th a I K5 ERA in his last eight starts agatns,t !he Braves. " It's deftmtely sweet when ytJu have success her<." Brown said. " I ne~d to find some wood to knock on. I feel preuy good nght now " Relying on hJS heavy sinker and a na"y fa.,tball in the mid-90s, he wa' in real danger just once. Wtth the game scoreless, he retired Juvy Lopez on a fly to end the fourth inning with runners on second and thtrd - the Braves hit only five fly balls all evening Brown said. . John Smeltz and Tom Glavine dtd well for Atlanla, but Andy Ashby anti Brown d1d even better. The Braves, who led the maJors with 23 shutouts 1n the regular ~uson, are batltng just 172 in the NLCS. "We can'i feel good about bemg 0-2. but we have the \Ype of club and puchmg that we coul~ easily reel off four in a row," Atlanta manager Bobby Cox said. That is, if his team stans to hit. Game 3 wtll be Saturday at San Otego. w1th ~t l anta's Greg Maddux · facmg Sterling Hitchcock. The By SCOTT WOLFE After striking 001 16 in the divi- game. R1gh1 now, he'slocked in.'' San Diego won without 50-homer sion series opener against Houston. Brown now is 2-0 W<th an 0 38 ER.( mun Greg Vaughn. out of Ihe starting hneup lur 3-4 day> because of a in throe starts in this postseason. strained left quadriceps. "I've never seen anythtng ·like rhut.'' Braves cleanup hitter Andres A crowd of 43,083. aboul 8.000 Galarraga satd. " He threw the ball short of a sellout, spent the last couright where he wanled. ·' ple of innings booing the Braves' Along w1th outduehng Glavine. futility. Atlanta won 10 straJght Brown almost ourhit Atlanta all by games before the Padres ca111e 'lo bimself. l:fe stngled wtth two 'outs tn 1own. the sixlh Jnntng lO set up Quilv10 It was 0-0 until the sixth, when Veras' RBI single, and also singled Chris Gomez. Brown and Ve'ras each and scored tn a 1wo-run ntnth . ,;ogled with two ouls Brown made "They were tm>ely." he said. his only mtstake of the game on "That's one of 1he reasons I really Vera.- hit when he slid head first and enJOY the Nattonal League play. You was thrown oul at third. don't always sw1hg lhe bat good, but "I picked myself up and said what once in a blue moon, you get a an 1dio1 I was." Brown said. ,. chance 10 contnbute." Nor thai Brown needed it. bul the Brown d1d more lhan hiS sh~re. Padres scored two insurance runs in exactly lhe kind of performance the the ninth off Odah~ Perez. Brown's Padres hoped for when they lraded - leadoff smgle set up RBI stogies by three prospects to FI<Jndu in the olf- Sreve Finley and Wally Joyner. sea!'ion to an1uire th~ right-hander. Glavme did his best, eveQ hittJng "!'knew when we got him that he nne of the Braves· ";ingles . In would make a b1g d1fference, but I Wednesday mght's 3-2 loss '" 10 I LOVE YOU, MANI - The San Diego Padres' Kevin Brown (left) d1dn't know he would make thJS k111d mnmgs. the :!Q.game winner was buHs heads with teammate Jim Leyrltz In celebration of the Padrea' of impact,'.' Padres manager Bruce used u.' a pmch-h1tter and walked 3-o win over the Atlanta Braves Thursday night In Atlanta. The decl· Bochy said "When Kevtn Brow'n IS "We hiuwo balls good all night." slon gives the Padres a 2-o lead In the belt-of-seven National League on, he's as tough as any p1tch<r in the Cox smd. ,.. We just couldn't score." , Championship Series, which will resume Saturday In San Diego. (AP) , ' ' The amounts "of the fines were not announced, but a ranking baseball offtctal. speaking on the condttton he not be tdentilied, conlirmed the numbers to The Ass<>elated Press Reponers wer~ not allowed onto the grass area' of the lield before Game I of the AL chmnpionship series at Yankee Stadium and were not allowed tnto a roped-off area on the gra~s b~hind the baiting cage before Gam~ 2. Baseball's postse~son rules allow acce ~s by mt~ia tn nil urea!\ m foul terriJ<IrY betw~~n first und third bases. exc,t'pl for the dJrt surroundmg the battmg caga: a~t..l the area containing pamted logos. ' ··The Yankees might he hll with another ltne. On Thursday, they fa1led to hold the req uired mand~tory, workout on the day pnor to Game 3. After Wednesday 's loss, the Yankees canceled the~r workout. bul dec1ded Thursday to hold a voluntary pruct1ce at Jacobs Field in Cleveland. Under th~ rules developed' last winter_hy Paul Beeston. baseball's chtef operatmg officer. postsea,on teams are reqUJred to hold mandatory workouts prinr to Games I and 3 of all series. Eastern, Southern varsity crews ·win · Local H.S. volleyball Th'e Bas~ball Writers Association reqUJred to have a workout and we of Amenca sent Beeston a letter had a workout," he said . Shea satd the team met with an AI. W~dn~sday protesting the team's press person the following day, and · conduct. The BBWAA also protested Boston's failure to hold a workout was led to belt~ve there would be no . pnor to Game 3 of the dtviston series. fine.' "In everyone's mind the issue was whtch led 10 the fme against the Red Sox. · resolved.", Shea said: Red Sox spokesman Kevin Sh~a Beeston's rules were,prompted hy satd the team d1d hold the mandato- the Florida Marlins' refusal to come ry workout - wh1ch key players like to the interVIew r< i<.>m aft<r the sevNomar Garciaparra and Bret Saber- enth game of 1he World Seri~s last . hagen attended - and said the Retl year. Dunng meetings wil_h groups 11f · Sox w1ll protest the fine. reporters lust ..winter. he promised " It was a mandatory · workout teams would he tined ·if they violalwtth opttonal attendance. We were ed the new rules, NBA executives, unio1;1 hold Q&A session, plan to talk Tuesday I • ,By CHRIS SHERIDAN ' NEW YORK CAP) - There '' one more chance to save the full H2game NBA season. It wtll come next Tuesday when talks between owner' and players resume. On Day I00 orthe lockout Thursday. the opposing s<des met for slighlly more than four hours m what was descnbed ns more of a question~and·answer meeltng than tr barga1nmg session. The next mQ,Ve will be made by th~ union when"the s<des SJt down together aga!n Tuesday. NBAdeputy ' commissiOner Russ Grantk acknowledged that is the "drop dead " date for saving an 82-game regular season. In 51 seasons ~ncompassing 35.001 games, the NBA has . never lo't a game bec•use of a labor impasse. But 1t's almo't a foregone conclusion that this IS the ya:ar It wrll happen. · " · "Well. nnbody walked out. So ·in that [respect) it wa' a lot better. But we're still in rhe same pluce."' ... aid Pot rick Ewmg. president of the players unton "We're hoptng w~ c'!n ~ make some' progress Tuesday and get this thmg going because we want 1<1 play " • The bulk of the meeting constsled of players and their attorneys ask ing que,tions about the owners' most recent proposal. which wa.< maJe two weeks ago and included 19 page' of the leagu~·s position on nil issues, ml!jor and inlnor. that could come up during negoltations. "We're g01ng to bring players in Cto N~w York) over the· weekend to discuss what the league is proposing, and who knows wlfnt may evolve from that.'' unton dtrector Billy Hunter sau.J. '" Bultlts our cnntenlion thai there's still a long way to go." The enttre exhlbttton ~eason has ulready heen cunc-eled, und smce it wdltake at le."t three week> to sign almost !!Xl free agents. make trade' and bold abbreviated training camps. il w1ll he almost impo.,ihle for the regular season to slart on ttme Nov. Gramk said of the possthiltty of canceling games. "But 11 really w1ll take some maJor. maJOr breakthrough and that doesn't seem likely to h.tp· pen ... No owners attended the meetmg. whtch was held at a mtdtown Malthatt~n hotel. The only players present ~re Ewmg and Herb Wtlltamsofthe New York Kntcks and Dikembe Mutombo of the Atlanta Hawks, which was a last formal bargainchange from the o mg se>>~on Aug. 6 when more than a dozen 'playe" attended and the owners stormed out upon hearing . the players' latest offer. ''There was a minimum of pos~ turing. although 1-c.an't say there was any progress," commilistuner Oav1d Stern said. "There\ sttll an essential area that Reeps u' apart - the fact that we want a fair. defined percentage of revenues.'· :J"he' players also walked nut of a bargammg ses<ion m late June when ~. ' " It 's looktng le" and less likely ·they s,ud they wouldn't listen to any every day. although we're trying 1<1 offer that coillained a " hard" salary hold on to every Ia' I day we can." c'tP - thetr term for the league\ Scoreboard Anwrllun l .l'll!l.lll' ,\I l•uiC'\II ilt' Nt•\\ 'IIlii. ~·. on~..~ ~ olllll lhl' Hl h ll 'll krd ..., ,,, \:~UMI .t!JII'\1' lnt l .nlm ~ W t"lltpl\ II lilt Baseball /•- AL Championship Stric~ m.q111 lr t):' m· l•.t'>l"b•• ll ' tluh· tnrtl• ~ 1"'"1"{",1"'11 I\' I! Ill olillll ' • ,.. l.:. r\~1\·\S t•\1' Rtl\ \1 S I nt d l11111 P•tttl•r nt Insistence on pt11ting an absolute ce tltng on player salaries. Both s1Ues con11nue to await u t..it:f..'l"iion from urhttrator John Feend. on the unron's grievance contending that more than 200 players with g'uaranteed contracts fi•r the upellln· . ing season should be paid during a· h>eknut. Ohio,. counts Saturday's game with Marshall as do-or-die ' affair ·· a HUNTINGTON. W.Vu. - Tired of losing and watching its season slip uwily. Ohm c:an gel right back into the mix of the Mid-Amencan Conference\ Eastern DtviSion wtth a vtctory~aturday over league-leadtng Marshall. "They know their backs are tn the w'tll. ", Marshall coach Bob Pruett satd "They' ve got to w1n It to,have n chance at the division. If they win, they're back in it.'' Ohtu players know lhis and dread the consequences ol a loss. "If we don't win this·game. I think 11's gotng to be a long year." linehacker Le1gh Barbour said. Marshall 15-0. 3-0) is primed for a run tt> its second stratght MAC The fru,tratiuns for Ohio C1-4. Ich:tmpionship. The Th)Jndering Herd I) can he trm:l!c.l ttl ll st!uson~npenmg ' brushed aside M~ami of Ohio 31 ·-17 lust week in a game that was sup- l11ss to No ~4 North Cnrnlma State. posed to challen~e M~rshall's supe- whtch ha' gone nn to heat Flmtdu riority in the league. lnstend, Miami Stateand Syracuse. Oh10 wus pn:sed oflered little chullen~e to Marshall's . to beat the Wnll pack hut had a pu~t hhx:ked nnd returned fur a tlKtchpalis1ng game or derense. After Saturday'~~; 11allle, Marshall . duwn in the finallwo tntnut~s . Since th~n have c:nme losses l;p wtll host three of us' ti nal tour MAC ga mes at Marshall Stadium. 'where WIScnnstn H5-0). Ea'l c,m>lina 21the Thundermg Herd are 64-4 Since 14 and Bnwltng Gte~n U5-7l. The only viclmy wns .~7-~5 nver Western I !i9 1 ~ "We'r< h1ttmg on all cylinders MH.:h1gun lwu wed~... ~tgu. , n(>W," offenme Iuckie Mtke Guilliam' st1id. .' • l.ike a 1rnnsient group or Morgan\ Rotders. lhe Eastern Lady Eagles invaded lwo Washington County Schools and came home with two crown i~"'cls tn tMeatmg Belpre and Waterford in high school \olleybull aetion. Ea<lern lifts ils record 10 15-1 overall, while Belpre drops lo 2-11 and Waterford to 11-9. Against Belpre, Eastern claimed 15-7, 5-15. and 15-1 wins as Julie "Boom Boom" Bailey boomed across 13-1 ~ serves for 13 points. Je" Brannon hmnmered 9-10 for etght pomts Juli Hayman was 6-K wilh an ace and four points, Angi Wolfe was 5-6 for three ll'llnts, Stephanie E'·:ms · 6-6 for three poinls. Val Karr 3-4 for. lwo points, Alison Rose one point. and Kristen Chevalier one point. In sptktng, Jess Brannon wns I013 with two kills, Val "Crunch" Knrr 11 -12 with eighl hooming kills, Juli Bail~)' 4-4, Wolfe 3-3. :md ljayman 1-2 with a kill. Against Waterford. Eastern claimed In htghly contesled 15-12. 15-12 wuts. Stephanie "Ace" Evans laced up a 15· I!'> night with lwo uces und a game-hiJlh 12 points. Bailey was 10-11 with an nee and 'even points, Brnnnon 8-9 with five points. Knrr 6-t\ with an liCe and three points, Wolfe 4-4 with 111'0 Poinls, nnd'Chevulier and Huyman one p<lint each. K'm had a killer nighl ul the ne1 with u20-23 returns with II kills and K blocks. Her 19 spikes obliterated a fuirly tough Waterford fronl ltne. Bmnnon complimenled well with 710 mthe Ime wuh two kills, Huymun was 8-9 with a k1ll and Bailey 1-4 wtlh two kills. . ·Chevali1!r had two kills,nnd Bran- non. Karr. Bailey and Hayman were 5.l 2.2 respeclively. Eagle com:h Don Joack~m suit.!. " We playeJ well loniglu. Hopefully "e tinnily {!nl our act lo~~thcr uno "til he reild)' to finish Ihe se:tson on a positil'e note . We played ~nod solid team ball.· • The Easlern rcsen:e,'li also · remained undefemed by ,\\·inning · bolh gmnes. Ensrern hosts Southern Tuesday. The Southern Tomudoes defeuled Trimhle to boost the Tornadoes' record In 14-6 merall. Southern won 15-6. 15-7. Southern hod a h'alunced teum effort in posting Ihe win. Kim lhle led the le<tm whh se\ en serving poinr,, Heuther Dniley tmd K:ni Cummins each had six, Slucy Lyons fi,e, t\\o each from Kim Sayre and Kara King, whil~ Larnine Lawson and Autumn ench hau one Trimble wus led by Kim Gee with four, und Bobhi Lent 1wo. Southern wns 48-SS serving overall und 48-60 spiking. In selling Kim Sayre led with a 52-60 night and had two dinks. Fullon Roush handled 1113 spikes the tirsl game and 7-8 the second gume with two kills for the night. lyons was 8-9 serving and 1215 spiking wtlh sel'en kills in a good front line effort lhle hnd t'om kills, Cumtnin< two. and lhle nlso had two '' nee<;.. .Couch Howie C'ald\\ ell's 'Tornndoes hus put togelher a greul serond hnlf of the sellson, goi'nll I0·2 in lhe lasl 12 matches. Cukl)l'ell has been weJI pleased with his team's effort in the slr<tch. The Southern Resen•es won 15-1 0 and 15-12led by Ell)ily Stil'ers with II. Stacy Mills-four. Sarah Brauer 1flree. S.lacy Wilson two, and two each from Tammy 1Frynr and Mncyn Er"in. · > NEW PHILADELPHIA. Ohio -( APl - Former Clel'eland Indians pitcher and longtime broadcaster Herb Score wus mJured clit1cally when his car pulled in frnnl of a tmc_tor-tnuler Score. tJ5 . was rep<1Med in guard:ed condttiun Fnduy morning ut Auh .. mtm Hnsp11al in Cunlnn with 11 brain bruise and '"me broken ribs. Dr. Todd MeyerhocOcr .:nd Score's condilton wu' nollife-lhrc:.tening. , : The crash happened about t\:JO :il m. Thur·sdliY ut un rnt~rsec:linn in )his cit)' uhout KO miles snulh or Clewland. : Score pulled nut unlo state R<•nte into lhc puth uf u tmclnr-tmiler <iri);en hy Doug I." Ruby. 45. of Dellroy. Like new condition with Air, 5 speed & new tires 11,700 :w ·lhc Stnt~ H1ghwuy Pn!rol s:tid. The lrtK'k hil Score's car on the passenger side. Ruhy hud nunnr injuncs mtd was !reulcd und relcused ul Union Hospital. 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CAP) 1.1ichigun sufety M•ircu' Ray will dednred meligihle but suid he hus t.niss two more gnmes "fler the ~tn wt\rking out on his own lUld is NCAA decided he got un indirect in ~ume-,hupe. Ray wa' an :~11 - Rig h.:nclit rrum ll :-;pnr1s agtnl. a news~ Ten ftrst-tcmn selection l"st year mul u ,econd·t~mn nii-Americun. He lmd paper suulloduy. · mudc ~(J consecutive slurts hcfnrc his · 1 The university Citlkl.l u ne"'"' conf.:rence lor<) a.m. EDT for n' report . suspension . O.n Ruy 's status. T/w D£•,mit Nt•ln' · hl two gntnes this seu"m. he had SOlid the ,.·hoot would unnouncc lh:lt l~· tac~les. !>ringing his career total tn 2~5. thtrd-hesl in Michtgan history ltt~)' would miss two more gnmes. HI! had widely C..,n eXJl<'Cie~ to return by u dclensivc huck. 14.)r Mkhignn\ ne~t let them get IOO<e running the oplion wu utremely Jood.• Southern hall lost six ~taners from and we mus1 Slop the trap. Obviously, we musl put tosether some offen- it• Soulhem camp. vtrtually fielding sive consiSiency. We not only have to a new half of a lineup here at the mid· show we can drive up and down ftekl. way point of the season. Chri51man ~~aid a key lo the aame bul that we can get il in !he end zone.· was "not to make needlesA misBarr added, "I think even thoush we are beat up, i1 will still be a good take~~." ·we've tumed lhe ball over match up. The inside bllltles will be eight and ~~even time• the lasl two intere.ring to watch. Fans wtlf' want game•. I think we've goc that corto watch the Liule-Hager match-up reeled. We've pUI puuing rhc: kid• in and wanl to watch our lineb~ke11 preKsure •iluations in practice and against their inside game Aaron they m responding well. We've bun· Schaekel h:u been a plea~~ant surpri!te giving up the ball over and over again for EHS. We h~ve 1o play with dis- in our territory. I'• hard 1o put u cipline atld defen<e lhe'dive well. I'm defen~~e on lhe ti~ld and •top a team proud of our kid\. We're beat up, but over and over in tho!;e .situations. I thought our Wedne.day practice Al,;o. we hnve to play with 110me con•i•tency." Unlike Southern. Chrislman say• hi• club is in aood •hape heallh wise anti hOpe• his ~onditioning program staru to yield benefilll. \ll' Borr added. "Thi• i• our Heeond oea.on. We're (Southern)~~ now and beginning league plu~. The ne~l five game• huge. but right now thl• game 'i• the one. We Klill ,plan 10 fiJ· l"robable Starting Lineups ure heavily m TVC race, but it ull starts Saturday night " Eastern Eagles Soutlrern Tornadoe1 I:" a Retired ·Indians broadcaster '.,.. gets broken ribs in car wreck '95· FORD F1 SO . " XL4X4 8 • said. "It's a big week, no doubt! We're nent had ICOI"ing drive• of one, •ix. Sentinel Conwepoodent pum[IN u a coaching lltaff,the kids and IS yard1. You can't pul yourself Never in !he history of all Eastern- are pumped. it's going to be an emo- in a position like that and expeet 1o Southern battle• ha. a Soulhern team tional game. Usually at this lime of win. It's not like team• have been dri· defeated Eastem three yean in a row. the week, we are pumping the kids ving the ball down Our lhroat. Thi~ Potentially, 1998 c:oold be a record up. They've been up all week. We week we are not going to beat ouryear. Saturday'• hislory-making game might have to bring them down a lit- selves." · Barr of Southern reOected, "We at Ea.•tcrn adds a little incentive 10 lie (Wednesday I 10 they don't waste bolh benches in an already heated . all that energy. It's going to be a good can't make mi•takes. Likewise, you ancient rivalry. . game. You can feel the e~citement!" create turnove,n by being physical. • Southern coach Dave Barr said, Bolh coaches agree that mistakes Pan or the game you can't control, but· "It's the one game that everybody on or lack of mi•~ will play a key sonnelimes you have to make lhings lhe eastern half the county looks for- role in 1he outcome of !he game. Mis- happen. This is a huge game. we'll ward to. It ha.• an electric feeling, and takes have taken a heavy toll on both see their best. We're not going 10 wai! it's more inten<e. I've been on both club< this llea.<OII. Southern hovel" at for them to lum the b;dl over. We side• and it's just a tremendous 1-3 and Eastern is 0-4. want to make things happen on our amount of fun. It's the kind of game Christman saul uf his Eagles, own." you live for." "We're close, We've just made too As far as lhe key to the game Barr said, "There 'are two things: we cant Eastern mentor s~ott Christman many mislakes. lwit week. our UP!!'>- AL ·f ines Yankees, Red Sox ·for bre·a king postseason med_ ia rules ~ out for interference, was angry about • By RONALD BLUM NEW YORK CAP) - The Amer- . the call and about plate umpire Ted ican Leu~ue 1s coming Uown on the Hendry's ball-strike deCJSHJOS " I've been around thi s game 25 New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox, limng each team $25,(MKI for years. and rhe umpiring wa.< 'ltrocious vmlatmg poshl!ason mec..ila regula· both ways," Stetnbrenner said. Y.mkees manager Joe Tnrre also ttons established by the commtssionwas cnt1cal of Hendry. saymg: "I er\ office. In addttion. '\L presJdent Gene don't thmk you could have reached a " Bud1g said Thursday he was revtew- lot of tho'e p1tches with hamboo lng George Stetnbrenner's cnt1cal sticks." Budig wouldn't comment on (Omm~nts aboulthe ump1res followSteinbrenner's r<marks, but 'a1d he IS ,tng. the Yankees' loss in Game 2 of tnvestigating. the AL championshtp sene> "We're looktng at it It is being Sreinbrenner. upset that Clever<viewed," Budig said land's TraviS Fryman wasn't called • Victor of Souther·n-Eastern ·bout must ehm1nate m1stakes .. Brown he.lps Padres blank Braves 3-0 By BEN WALKER ATLANTA CAP) - Kevin Brown and the San Diego Padres are 'howin~ the Atlanta Bravt' how 11 feels to ,be on Ihe other end ol great p11ching. The PaJre, •~cc agam woo the arms r:>ee. with Brown allowing only three single>· and strikmg out II a• San D~ego won 3-0 Thursday nighl to take a 2-0 lead 1n the NL championship senes. ··1 thmk 1t's a real moral victory for us to come in here and pluy againSIIhJS caliber of ream and face lhe pitching we were going to face ," The Dally sentinel • Page 5 Barr, Christman discuss game 'plans Page4 October 9, 1998 San Diego leads NLCS 2-o Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio 1'11-.\ 'o utli e I'll /CJ 98 "Bailie ~~~ tlte Offense C· Joe Dillon G· Be1u Bailey G· Jason Warner T• Wes Crow · ' T· Jared Bobb TE- Josh Broderick QB· Garrett Kur FB· Auon $chukel' TB· Adam Sandtrs SE· Jimmie Putm10 FL· Matt Bissell Bend" DefenR T• J1111le B1ker T· Tommy Roberti DE· Willie Collins DE· JesR Little ILB· Adam Cumlnp ILB· M1tt Alb or Josh Diltlehont OLD- Josh Davis OLB; Josh Enln C- M11tt Warner C· Brandon Hill S. Ryan Hill are ' Oll'ense C-Josb Diltl~hont G-JeueLittle G..Jeremlah Johnson T• T)' ler Little T• Willie Collins QB- Jonathan Evanm FB· Matt Ash TB- Josh DIVII SE· Ryan Hill TE· Adam Cumings WR· Josh Enln Defense ' NG- Josh Hager T• Joe Dillon T. Jason Warner E- Josh Broderick E· Beau 81lley ILB- Rl'ldley Willford ·LB- Aaron Schaekel DB- Adam Sanden DB- J.•T. White S· Garrett Karr S. Jimmie Putman 'Barr addt4. "Defen.,vefy, we will Jilay our cour>e. We juM went bll(:k over lhings and retaught what we want to &et ill:compli•hed wilh dif· ferenl people. We worked on getlln& menially sharp at pracrice. We've wot\ed a lot IICIIins ready lo •lOp lhe opcion . Offenotvely. we've been slrul!gling to catch the ball well. We wot\ed on !hal a lot alw. I'm lookin'J forward to how we re<pond 1o the challenge." . Chri.rman added, "Thi• is an impor1ant game, but it'• juol Oil( game. It's the fint Sourhem game for me and I'm exciud, but rather than looking til il differently than any olh· er game, we look al il al our tin<t Tri· Valley Conference game . There'• more to 11 than Southern. It'• imporlant to get a good s!lll1 in the TVC. Th~y are all important from here on out." Becaut~e a major ponion of the bleachen< wa• de•troyed in the llO.xt, fan• are ru;ked to bring lawnchain< if 'IXM'•ible. becau.e bleucher ~>ealing i ~ ltmiled. · Game time i• 7:30 al Ea•rern'• Ea•t Shade River Stadium .' tancing 9'hey're about us again. " ... perhaps the best affordable golf o_n earth." Smart Money magazine '. • "One pfthe world's Top10 trips" Freqt~ent Flyer magazine Princeton gives player second shot, at football after drug conviction "He's n member on the teum, and Br. JANICE MORSE he's eligihlc under nil the requtreC nclnnatl Enquirer mcnts we hnve .'t he snid. ••we simM CINCINNATI- An IK-yeur-old ply li>llow all the policies we hll\'e high school nthlete hns pleaded guilty to two lelony drug charge>. hill he's fmm nur !school) board and lhe . still playing footbull for lhc Pnnce- OHSAA." OHSAA A»tstnnt Commisstoner lon Viktngs because no school or Bluir Irvin conlirmed thnt his orgnstule rule snys he cmmot. hus no regul~lion thut would nttutinn Wayne ·A. Brundon Jnrrett is' ' scheduled tn he sentenced Oct. 15 for npply in such u situnlion. He snid he hns never henrd of n possessing cnock cocuinc ami ,elling student athlete ih u sinulnr circumit tn nn undercnvcr Humtltnn pnlic~ nflicer fur $20. The offense,, to sumce. hul "thm doesn't tneun il hilswhich he plcllded gutlty hl'i mnnlh in n't happened ." l'tllweton Coach Bryun Deal buller County C'nmm.>n Pleas Coun. c:nuld not he reached for comment . allegedly u.:curred whtlc he w:is 17 . The charges ttl whil:h )ttrretl Aduy uflerh1~ "entl!ncrn~ . Prince · pleaded guilty >tcmmcd from 11l11n tnn 1' tn hn~l l.uknllt Eus1 . "He was a ~id: kids mu~e tms- :! incrtknL court records show ·Tht! tukcs,'' hi' mother. C:mnen Dilling- l.'H'c wns fir,l ni~LI in jll\'t!nile coun hum nfShumnvillc. said. " M)' '"n is hec~tu'e h~ wu~ l futlhe time: ol the on the righl rtlad nnw. He hus gnt his alleged nflenk In June. II w11s lnmsfcm:d to ~1dult euurt. He tuntcd I Rnn hend on Slrnight now " She suid her 6-l'oot. 295-pound M·'l 24. He has heen free on I 0 percent of snn hus been a !~:Kling Vtkings dcfcna $~.1X~ I bond <incc then He wus sl\•c pluyer fnr the pusl three gumes. And ,he says his schnlusllc per- mdil'tcll in Au~ust fur possession of l(lrtnun<·e lms 'improved this schnnl cr .. L·k co~ . 1inc und trulliddng in ycttr ~11'1cr he mm·.cd tu thL.: p, i m:('lnn 4,.;t'K.'UIIlC, The P"""'sinn <'hnl]!e was ulifth dtstrict f11>m Humiltun. whet'<' he"''" tlcgt·ec fclnn)'· The trallicking churge "stnrtcr llll the fm>thall team. Pt·incerun Athletic Dioc.:tnr s,·nll wa:-- ;t mot·e s~rious fuurth-<.lclfrC~ tcldny. records suy, hct:uu"e the sulc Kuulmun .:oid neilher his 'chon! triclnnr Ihe Ohm High Sdl<K>I Ath· w:os within l.(M)() feet of JciTcrsnn let it Assuo:intion COHSAA 1has u rul~ Elcmcntury School in Humtltnn. The lhut would nwke Jurrelt 1neli~ihlc to 11 nftkk 1ng churgt Iuter w;,ts reduced tn u liftiHlegree felon)' 111 exch11ngc pill)'. fm hts guilty plea lo both ch11rges . ,[i,. . ' " ... some of the best public golf .. • on earth." Pa11/a DiPerna Titc Nc·w Y11rk Times 1 Senior Co!fc•r St•en irt tB Ban a a...papll Sltt• AlniJQmll Clt11mplon1hlp Co"''~' dellnrediUrtldyta J8111d• .C dlll-21. • ·~---~··----- ~ • " "Ala\)ama S galaxy of great courses ' will change your image of public golf forever." gmnc : The school su,pendcd .R"Y indefinitely Sept. 10 over ulle~urions he h:~d impmpct' contact wtth an ugent in July. He w:~s " second ream '111Ameuru lust year ''"d one of the te.un 's thr~e capl;lins. :: Michigan does not play Sntmduy. Its next gume is Oct. 17 at Northwestern. If he sirs out two more games. Ray wouiJ be able to return Ocr. 31 when the Wolvennes 'isit Minnesota. ·: The NCAA received a rip ,from .Omenne in Ray 's hometown of Columhus. Ohio. believed il credible ll)ld passed along the information to Michigan ulhlelic director Tom Goss, the newspaper snid. : Michigan submined its (inding< · IQsl Friday. and Goss seemed upbeal, allhe It me. and encournged thnl Ray had missed his ·rust game. Ray had, not been allowed to ,,' ' - ----~--·- -· �.. ' Frldaly, Octobtr 9, 1998 ByTheBend Pomeroy • ~lddleport. Ohio The Dally ~ntlnel • Page 7 The Daily Sentinel • . · Paget Friday, OCtober 9, 1898 Hubby should stand firm when interrupting wife starts to horn in glon~ '" mid ·...,llt~ncc . Wl11:n I try w co1111nuc. I do "'at the mk of •larl · Ann Landers '1'11 L • Au1 ,·J.·, ' "'' ·• ' " l•· ~~ .... . l " •• .•• • .,, r.. J, •I· l.and~rs : Dear Ann I ;un m !II)' a f~w yean, yl!u ngc r Shl' '" II CJI ahuut hL!hCII , lCCfh rlr~.! hnu .,.: l..' h:an . k ~c pt. lilY 111 h11h v..i~ h\!d .U11 I tnm cd, and a l.i · gn:iJ t r lln~ So wlwl 'h 111C prohlcm'! Wh y. ,n nl) a ~c . •un I wnt lll}l. IO Ann I ..UIJl!r"' ft t: t l' , .., uly ddcrmna : Wbi.' IIC\\..'1' lu y 10 tell a ~ tor~ . Ill)' wll'c Jfllcl lllj)h m e and flrocccdt. to t!IW lu.: r Hr~~oiun , IC:JVIIlg 1114: I.Jan ~ l:tt~: 7(h . Mid m ~ \i.ll~ 1" enms the "ctdlllil" ume'/ I ~u•f!t:" u ry, ilnd he wanted ti' •urrri.e hllr part of her e~ce••ivc Jlahh•neu i• by havin. their ••my rrinted in your 111~ an i:ir~umcnt , 'whidl cmharra~.e" ju•l ~· IJJiutnJt.hcd HI (';JIJ fornHJ due tu the lm:t thai •he i• half ~~~ lumn . When I read that I l)Vcry t~<~dy. Tluo haf~>~ll• wl..:tlwr J)e~r <.:allfornlll: Ytlu ha w hc~n ~ hnockercd . ) . lhnuJhl it wa• 10 wmanlic. I lienl we arc d1n111g w1th fqcnJ11 or at m.arn,:U to lhi _, wmmw ""' mnr~ th;m . l)ear Ann l.anderl: 1. ju~l read copic• w all my friend• alonJ with horne, J"" th~ twli ol u•. 5!1 year•.' "' hy now. yuu •l..,uld the occon•l leiter rrum "N<llman in their anniver.ary curd• . Our dHI<Ircn rari:ly vi• Uanymtire know' •he i• • lnm~ ·w•llcd and dum· SYnrioc. FIJ," YIIU had printed hi ~ Norman wrow to you a,ain a few ;md have pn vately tuld me It i• rnecmlj. and a• you •aid, •he " nut " huw-we·mel " Jlory, which told month• 1¥''· He Wid you how, Ju•l hccau•e they cannot hcar lo hear gomM to chan)le. how he Jir~t met hi ~ wife. IWK. ala llefore hi1 lener ap,.:arcd in your thcor mother hclmlc ri>c. I'm •urc it Yuu <:an. lwwcver. ref'u•c w let · part~ . When he aokcd for her phone column, Ro.e brol,c her hip and wa• ·doc•n 'l help thai •he al•u lell• them her hum rn wll<!n you arc talkrnu. numl11:r. >he wid him un ly thai her livins in a nur~in11 home. When •he what th~y •huu ld cat and how much. Simply •ay, " l'lca!OC let me tell il my name wa• Cohen and •he lived in Jaw lhc new1pap.!r with their how· We haYc hccn 'mamcd fi11 over wa~. and if' you want 111 ~ive your Bm<•klyn. He di•cuvcrcd lhcre were WC· IIlCI JIOfy, Jhe wa• •O 'thrilled, sn ycar. . My wile normally ha• a . vcr.,on lalcr, fine ," and . kcc~ oil 1hreo rase• 11f Cohen• in the 0 "KJk· •he Jht1wed il 111 all her vilitor.. few manin•• he fore dmncr and 1hen , talkinj. Dn not , I. rcp.:at, DO NOT lyn plwnc hook and made 40 call• a When •he pa-..ed away, 1he wa• wrne with her meal. I have no ·illu· ' rcliuqui <h the llour, ~cep on ui lkin~ . ni-hl until he found her. hold ins 1hat column in her hand•. · ' '"'" ahout her ~ han g in ~ her 'way•. (P.S, 'l11c manini ~ and wine don't 1 Nonnan and RoK had Ju-t celc· I want Nom1an ttl know how ·hui llwpc you migh't.havc a •uggc•· help the •iluatiun . Huw al,..ul oll<trl· hru~d lhefr l\41h weddinJ unnivcr· touched _I wa1 hy lhi• lc1wr. I now ti•m ur twu t•• help "lC cop.: wnh the •iluall<m. NH name .,. c1ty, rleaoc, ••my. .Morning dove season Grcinge topic ' Ohn< Stote Grunge'• •upjlOrt <lf a -li<!er: Emmu Ashlcy, lect urer; Mury repone~ lhul Rachei ·AHhley ·will he mournul ~ do:O;~ M!OjMtn wal\ Jii\Cushtd Kay Yn•t, •teward : Keith Ashley. kleppin ~ . down "' the Ohio Siute when Rou ne SuhorJi nu te Grunge ~ .. istunt •tewurd: Rachcl Ashley. Grunge Prince" ill 1he cunventlon · · rnet r<<<lltly at the grange hull. ,lady us.i•tant •tewurd: Mury VlrJiniu Iuter this month . Whitney Ashley hus Chill'fl.!, y,,,. ,, fn:J.I'I l cr, pre,.;il led uver Eusterduy. c h up l ~ in : Jean Alkire, liCe· 1>.!!!11 ...:lecied u• the Md11• Cuunty the nH!ct ing . -retary-trea•urer: Helen Picken•. gale· Grunye Princess .fur th i• year's cum· Keith A>hk}. lcgi•luti vc .:hair· kee1•er; Whitney A•hley. Cete•; Ruth p.!litinn. She rep011cd 1•n the success man, rernimlet.i rn~1nh~r,. ~ thJU .the Prank. Pomona; Anita Yost, Floro; of the r.. ,d bnmh ul the cou nty fuir Jove'""" will uppcan>n the Novern · Oeralilin• Cm•s. e~ec ulive commit· umJ lhe tnwn and Counl~y E~po. TI>e h<!r hallot. and said !hoi ihc •tate urga; tee chuirn)un: Mary Virgi nia !luster· , money I• used tc> del'ruy the coNts of nilaliun ,upporh a lllOlJfnini dove day, c•e.:uliw cnnuninlie: Anilu Yu•l. youth activities. Alli01 lhe COUIIIY hunting lj(!IJ'H IO ~LULlS!! doves fire 001 e•ecutive curnmiuce: nnd Keith Ash· Grunge youth will hnsl un ke •kutlng un cnl.la ngc:rcd "'pedes. ley. mu•lciun . purly ut Bird Arenu ut Ohio Univer· Jean Alkire reported thallhe Ohio Apl'\)inted ol'l'i c~" ure Mnry Vir· •ity un J)ecemller 22. SHe al•u uneod· Retired Teai:her. hah he•n informed ginia Eu"erduy. Women\ ucllvities eJ lhe recc nt c<>unly ydulh planning thot yel ttnother atlempt to force the and Dcuf uctivilies: Emma Ashley, mee1in11 ul SlUr Orunye. Ohio l'uhl k Employe"' Retirement youth: Rachel A•hley, junin": Keith Rachel Asllley, Junior chu irrnnn . System• nllo MlCial •ecurily i• again Ashley. lr~i slutivc u ~e m und public· · rcpnrletlihul Em rnn Ashley hud hoc n in Cn ngre-.. Eve n if lhi• wore to ity chairman , elec ted us tho Ohio Slule Junior <>e,llr, II would (mly suve Suciul . The mu•ler reported on the·recent Orunge lreu• urer ul summer cnmp Security for tw<) y~ur• while ruining vflkers' _plunnlna meeting and pro· nnd will be purlklpullns ln1he de11re~ the •yh!cm, >he sui d. Kenled the calendar nf ewnls fnr lhe work at htute se;;ion. She will ul•o he The Gr;mge "'"' received u lettllr year. Two cnmmunily cveniH huve cmnp.!linu in the Oltiu Su11e Gmngc from U . ~. Senutnr John Glenn .:on· been Hel fur member. and non -mem· Junior Princess Conte•• · · ccrni ug Buffington lslund. which h.!". A hnyritle rmd wiener must is NC I Anltu · Y<~ • l . chulrmnn of Ihe wu' tli hC u;.ed ut !111~ m~e lln~ . The for t. p.m. on Oct. ~I· u1 the hull in Clrunse lnfhnnutlun hcN>th 11t the group V<Hcd I<> respnnd tu lhe letter, Ouk Grewe, The !Hhc( Is the "Pi ~ in Town und Cmmlry Ex!'" rcj>ll<led on w.h i.:h A.<hley dee1ned errnpeou• nn u Poke" uuclion and potluck dinner .Ihe Maccesi vf ~ellinu informauion to sonu! point s. on Saturday, Nov. 7 ru6:.10 p.m.. nlso the publk. und cx prcssod her !deus The new of'licer> for 199R uml 111 the hull . · fur lmjll'llYin ~ on it ncxl ycur. IWIJ ""umed their oflices: Charles Emma Ashley. youth chuirmun, Keilh A s hl ~y rcpor1ed 1h111 n res· Yo' '· omster: Jlarhuru Dugun . over· pl~n W >lind copie• of both letu:r~ IQ my friend• wlv1 ha ve hcen married a lonJiimc. HtJ •tory wa• an in•piralion ''' mt . an,t l am •urc it. will he 16 . mhm . •• Su•an in Tart.ana, Calif. • Oear Su•an: How g<!<KI uf ~ou "' let me know 1ha1 you luok Norman in SunriJc,· Fla., inw your heart, a• i'm1ure manyAJlhm did. He wi ll he thrilled when he •••• yoYr lctu:r. 111ank you, dear Su•un, frum both •1f ,. UJ, • Send C!UUIUJnl to Ann Llndti'J, <.:re•ton ·Syndkate, 5777 W. Cen· tury Blvd., Suite 7fiii,LI,_ AnKele8. 9'«1'· IJIHI45 Beat of the Bend ... ' olution regardina judaina f<>r Meia• Co11,n1y f'ulr Queen wu! referred 10 Pomona Grunj~e. und thai body hud adopl,y the !ume p<1sillon u• Rudne Orun~e . Star Orange II( Sulem Center By Bob Hoeflich ' invited ufl Ornn.gcr! 10 ullend their unnuul chicken hurhecue nn 'Ocl . 4. · Churles Yusl u•ked lhe Orunae fvr continued building· impioYemem!. Well. the much needed rui.n• fin~! · Rtu:inc und huK •evcrul cam•inK in The Grunge voted In purchuMe lwo ly cumc:. T11U bad lhul they did 'ian l'nnlund. Sliunnon jjruduuied from . ceilin11 J'un1. He ul110 reminded mem· on Saturday 10 put a dump.!r nn the Hueneme lfi gh Schcl(JI ul O~nurd, her• lhut the group would ho!l Pmnunu Grun~te un l'rilluy. Nov. 6. unnuul Slemwheel Fe•livul. Bummer. Culifurnin in 19\14. Refrc•hrnentH will be fie rved. A clean· AH they •uy. however. "Into euch life". Rod Pullins is doin g Chinu for in~ •c••lnn wus plunned for Nov.$. Kevcrul week•. Mnry Viryiniu EuHierday repor1ed thut the Orange Is s_ellins II• brund Nul only have the cherry tree• . Rod, ullhnugh huvlng u arcutlime. new, upduied Ohio Stule Orunjje lleen burHiinjjlnlo bloom bul Donnu u•ked me 111 pusK on the fuel lhal he cuok~uuk . Any Orun11e rnemller ••un Eblin rtports·thut htr upplc-lreais urt i ~ thinkin111>f his fumily und friend s h~ cnntu.:ted In urd~r lo purchu~e u now In bloom for 'the secund lime. while touring the Orient . bouk ut $12 . She'd juNI UH HMn they hudn'l done He IKviKilinlllhe cllle; nf ~eiJiPII· Emmu A•!ll~y. leclurer, prc•enled lhul . Dnnnu lives on Route 143.1'1ve ·shunghal , Hunuzon. crui•lng 'on the u prngrum nn hurrlcuneH. MemberK milcH 1>ff Route 7, going lowurdKHur· Yung11.e River ond .vl•ltin.&mu•cum~. rcitd tntll~rlttl .tcl the Orun11e ubou1 · · rlsnnvl lle. · temples. b.! II lnwerK. pu~O<Ju•. Kll k fucwrleM und l~u - furnas . Rnd Is even 1'11ct• co nc~rnlng lhe storms, lnclud· And n couple of notable• In the l~urnlng u bit nf the lunguuge und i• inw •ciemlllc, •afcty und hiHiorlcul enlenulnment field died within the huvln11 nn trouble man11jjlng l1is chnp' mmeri,ui Non hurrlcunc•. She then had puHI week or HO··Roddy McDowell sticks. He'll wrap up his vi•il in u few u qul~ uboul hurrlcunc•. Anlfb Yusl and Oene Autry. more weckM In Hon11 Knn y. was the winner and received u prize. AllhtJUjjh he WUH Q child KIUr, lllOSI ur UN will probably remember Rod· Lindo Leur I• n re Kidclll nf Oullla dy from his mle on lelevl•lon'H Plun· County, but small wunder lhul she huM c1 of the Ape!. so muny fr iend• in Mei11• Cuunly. Ami Oene Klrummed hi• wuy Into Llndu I ~ In her 28th year at th~ becumlna u muiU·mllllt>nalrc bc11ln· MelgN Middle Sehoul In Middlepon ond duse nf pneumonia vn~clne IK · nln11 wllh a $5 aullar. where ,,~e 1cuchcs se venth grud~ · ¥iven. A Hccund dUHC I~ rKummend· muth. . ~~~ fnr lhiiHc over 6~ who 1101 their I don't act a• tnuny_lcucr. "" Per· Thd big news Is thul Lindu',s pur· firKI dose wheQ.Ihcy were under 6$, ry Como UHed 10 but l·do aelmy enls. Oet>r11e and Syhill'rench will he ur if five nr more yearH have puHHed shurc. nllstrvinll their 70th wedding since the t1rs1 dose. From Cullfurnlu former Mel11s unniversttry on Oct , _ I~ . 0<~1 hus reul· i\ secnnd· du•c Is .uiKu -recom· resident, Becky Codner. writes lhttl Jy blessed them und Ihey ure <Iill uhle mem.led fnr lhnHe who huve a dam· her t.luuahter. Shun non Codner Dulfy. lu lu ke cure Ill' cuch nlh~r. ugctlspleen, sl.:klc cell dlseu•c. HIV ul~u formerly of here . recently wos A curd •hnwc r in phnancd und lnfcclh•n or AIDS. cuncer, kidney used IIH ttn cHir~ In u 1111Wiu help~ curds muy l>e sc ntluthe Cllltple 111 I97 j>rnblcms. nr huvc hud ~n orgun or fllmed nnd culled The Flnul Vnyuye . Ree.se Hollow Rnutl . Gt~lllpolis . An hnne rnurruw · lrunsplunl . Children Shunnun hu ~ ul!l\> recently done u <>i><n house wi II he held fmm 2 hl 4 umler 20 muy gel u fiecond dose three commerclul for the NBA which will p,m, "" Oct. IH ut lhc Buhavlllc years after Ihe flr<t vne. · , he ~huwn on· TNT sv IJilrhup•. sume Cht•istiun Church . i\ ~ for the llu vucclne. unyone at of us muy cu1~h liuu. lly Ihe wuy. Llt1dtl hus lwn hmth· risk of gcllln¥ u serious cuKe uf Shunnnn I• murrlcd lo Stun J)uffy ci'S_.They m·e .lnmcs of Ollll ipnlis una.l lnt1ue!tl.n or .cumpllcullon• HhOuld ttnd the couple htts <1 sun. Dttkoltl. <1eor~c •.it'. . nf Gr·uv c C'liy. re.:e lve,. the vn~.:lne . Aauln those They reside In Smtlhcrn Culll\•miu with scrin~ .< h>n8·1erm heullh prob· ttnd Shtumon hus u w~b Ptt»e on th ~ Whut huvc I don~ w dcs,•rve this '] !ems nrc espcchtlly 111 risk . Internet 111: , httJlllwww One cnll\n\Unkuli!l!IS C!llll llllli Y .kutwnllltlll.''l'tn. Shttnnon htt• ttl<o l>hotte<l me tlm:e times lust week In lleen dnlnatt bit uf m<Klclln~ . 1111 ulletliJlllll sell It, services. I dott'l · She Is the dnuvhter nf Becky tQl•l ~now \\!)U\1 lwonght ott lhc euMer Dunny Cull ncr. now ll vln» in SLHIIh· llcuver UJipmu.:h hu1 . like yuu. I feel em Cullll•rnlu umllll.tl.t~rtt nli<lnu» htcr thttlr)ttce Is enough. On kccjl smilin u. Duvenport nnd Puuy Picken• will 111' .Juck tuu.l Bevcf'iy Codnct· ,,r lleld questions, '' Make sure·your family can escape a fire safely. Follow these simple directions. · l. Run practice fire drills to .familiarize I ' Flu shots will be administered on Oct. ,,30 and Nov. 2 The ll u :1nd pneumonia .1\~UI!Ion i!i . h er~:: and nguin lhi tt y~ur vucc inutiun" nrc hcing given u1the Senior Ci 1izen.s Cent<r Hild the-M~igs County Hr.llllh Dcptu·tqlelil. ,. Tho vuccinos will he offered hy the Meig> County Heulth Depunment on O.:t. JO tlfl<l Nov. 2. il wris unnuunccll tmhty hy Nurrnn Torre ~t, R.N. nur>ing director..· Torres •aid that on l~ .11)(1 pneu· mnniu vuccinc< will he nvniluble and will he uthninl!'r.h:reJ on u nrsl come, { ir"il o,l'rvcd bu~ i ~t . The vucci ncs will be i.vuilublc to M t: i g~ Cnnmy rc,i.dents, u ~c ;11i~ uml older ou Friduy, Ocl. JO, ut the ~en inr Cil ilc n> Ce nl<r, und Ill Melg• CnulllHII\1'1 tmtk'r ~~ ~- D~puruncnt 111 the Ikultl] nn Monc.tuy, Npv, ' A muke·up duy hus h~en Hcl fur Nov. 3 from 9to II u.m. utlhc Health Depnnment. Pneumonlu vucdnullon• will c11~t $ " · Flu ·~ms for seniors wl1hou1 Medlcure purl A und B will hc $1. Flu shvts w'ith Medlcure purl A und B will be free fur scnlors, und fur lhnKe under" yenrs uld, lhe shuts'-ill cnHI $2. Nchher vuccine will be ndmlnls· lered before lhe schedultd Llutes. ndviHell Torre•. Medicare cnn be 'hllle;l for Ihose eligible recipient.<whu receive either the llu or the pneumonia lmnltt"II.U· The U. S. l)cpurlmcnl of 1-!enlth · urld Human Servk~s. Center lilr Dis· etise Cnntrol tml.l l'rew nllnn . people of any uge c11n develop pneumonlu. Thnse purilculurly 111 ri•k lndudc ull nl.lulls 6~ or older und ymrn~ chlldrc~ sLtll'erlng from henri ~i~cu <c. si.:klc cell di•etM. ulcnholl . ,,. . s m.lun~ <ll,cnse, II b 1 u etc•. clrriH>SIS <1r leuks· <If cere· brospinullluid;'· Anyone over two yeur• nf n~e who hus u diseuse or C<>ndi llnn 1hut lowers the body's rcsisluncc tn In fcc· tlon such us Hndykin 's dl•eu.se. kltl· ncy fttl lure, nephrotic symlmme. linn. dumu~•• nr n1• spleen. c•r~ un.tron s· Those with Medlcnlil . nnLl plunl, lymphnnu. leukcmlu. mu.lliple' Medicare curds au·e uskedln pre<ent myelmnlu or HI V in feellou shpuld he lh~m at the time they mnui for lhe vuccl mile d. • immu ni1utions.. Torres mlil Ihut somellmcs u sec · ' a•• ·, ..Qommunity calendar---------.\ The Cmnnmnlly Citlcndur is nnd pnlluc~' Sulurtluy. 6:Jil p.m. ntlhe SliNPAY published us u f1·cc service tn non· llurlinghurn Hnll. Hulloween theme MIDDLEPORT •· R~vlvul scr· pml11 ~mups wishing tntuumunce will be oh•erved. Bring covered dish ; vl~cs will he held Sundny lhrnugh mcL·IIn~< und spcclul events. The . cn mp will furnl>h pil,(.ll, hoi du ~·'· Wedncstlny nil he Pi"l BnpiiSI ~ hurd\ culendur b nul designed lo promnh> cider nnd doJ1Uts. l'ricnds welcnme . nf Mlildlepurl. Sl~lh nnd Pnlmer. 7 kul1•s Oi' l'uud misers of uny,,.lypc. p.m. nl ~ hily . Ynulh ni ~lll will he · Items UI'C prlnlcd us spucc permlls · ' POMEROY .. Meigs County Fls~ · observed lltl Wednesday. Prcu~hin~ und l'l\Jutol h~ guu•·unlt•cd to run u 1111d Clam~ A1<1 Stl ~l nt1nn, rc~ l!ltlr 1\1\!CI .. nnd ~~n~ln~ the JlllSJlel will he hy th e Sl>cdllc m11nh1•r ul' du~s. · lng, Sutunln y. 1 lloolk Fnmily. Boh. Nulluui. Jnuhrn. Ashley. Splh nntl Heidi. FlllllAY CIIESTER '•. llmvc>l Outrcuch PO~ti.ROY · h 1,t.ay\ f11n. foo,l l'htll'l'h, Rcihcl f{on<l. Che>tcr. 'P"" MONDAY and lullnw'~ htp .11 (iud\ .Nci ghlmr- ~ r nl >crvtccs Sunday, ~ p.m. wi th SYRACUStl ·• M~ i~s Coum y hrrod l ~'~.:apl' for l'ccn,, Mnin S trl!l!t. Evun~cli>t Loi' 1111tl Wal te r Blnnken· Repuhll ctan C<lnunilleo mcct l11g l'nmcrn> l' rcc ,,H,d..;, non -viole nt ' "'I'· C'<>htmhu >. Mury 1111d llunM Monduy, 7:311 I'·"'· ut Carlctiln v1dt:n ·gum~: .... L'IHHputcf pn•gnuno, Co11l , pu•l!nrs, i n v1 IC lht' puhlic , School. l' ~o.' lll t r\ UJIJ canb at Opcu rriduy. ~ hnur.., Sattut.luy nllli tt! IJ.IUllC monl. I.ON<; IIOTTOM .. Fnllh Full TUPPERS PLAINS .. Ro vivul >crvicc,, (kt , 111- IK 111 Chrb1i1111 Chlll't'hc' ol Ornng<. '1\appor< l'hains. iond Hecnliwk Grove . llul !)nsler. POMEROY ·· lll ~ hlto Ufr me,•t· ing . Mondny. 7:.10 p.m·. ul th ~ Pomcn>y l:.ihrury. • (io'!p~l Church·, I 111lg Bnuom , l;ri · t!Vanycllst . 'AI . Ol'lln gl.!l, Snturllny, 7 ... ~ day. 7 p.m. h y mn'"'~· Mumn Clurk . p.m.; Sunduy, l l l : " 4~ m\tl7j>.lll. Ocl. ll, 1.1 11/lll 14, T11pp~r< 1'111111<, 7 p.m. l'amil} to he c:m;h C\'CIIIntl, llcmlod, Grove', Oct. SATU RI>AY 1 ~· 1 7 p.lll. uml Ornngc . 0.:1 , IH llll R1.1 NCH IAM llu ' l<nghum, 111:4 ~ 11 .m. 11 nd 7 p,m. "Scrmu11 un Ihe Modcm Woodm~n monthly m ct! tl11~ ' Mount ", lhcmc . ·· . Gospel sing set Oct. 15 .'\ l!.D'pd ~· u1K.: 1t will h.: held on ThuNI:I\ , Oct . 1 ~. h:10 p.lll . Ill the Slah! Th~akr in Pniill Pl~u ... anh W.Vn . Fcat ilrL"d uflhh will h~ th ~ 11)70'..; (io . . p~· l ~k . . ,t: ngc r.., , the .lot• Lc, ler Fllltll l y, lh L' (ih1rylund H..:lit.•v..: r.... E1d) n l\c11h S ~ iln IU]d Elcr · nih . 11n ll! nllnlnlam ~~ ~ . . pet a·\.,•tdiiH.! .u·t''' ' · the J1 x' l.~·, l~r t·um !{''"'"· ·nw ""' II~ . "" lll ;nll'~ar.uh.,c. W \'~1 . 'ohl\ ••I ,I ltlll't' 1.111111) ~ I PUp Hlhl \.'!Ill the p,U\'Il l\ .llld Lhildrcn ..'\~tic ' l'aii\L'' li Pill \5 ... n1!1 IL'L'un llllJ.!'· • ~1t'''t.'ng~r' 1\ u qum·· Ri\C IN E •• Rudnc llnurd t>f Puh· Ji ~ Affulrs. Mimdny. 7:J(I p.m. ill the numldpul huildln ~ . CHEiSiiiRI:: ·· Disnl>lcd A!!Wti.:un Wlernns wlllmecl nllhe. hnii :~HO~ I S1111c Route 7. C'hc>hiro.- Mondny. dlnn~r (dO p.m.. nwc 1 i n~ 7 jl.m. TliESOAY BEDFORil •• B edl'nr~l Tnwnshi11 ~ounJ nfTru .~t~tcc .,, '1\ •c. . duy, 1 ~un . nt Stephen,, l.urry Pyle., , Alv in Jc>i111· tho township hull · ""'· '""I l.,•, lk Lemk y. l!1clyn Rou ... h nt"' N ~w llm·cn hn i<o h ~·c 11 PQMEROY •· Mci ~' Count y \illging ~0\J)C I lllU \ IC lr,l ll l'C .~ h e Wt\11 llmu·•l of El,·~tl<lll>. Tll,'><luy. 'I n.m. u litll•• grrl anti h l"<'i<k nl of lhc ul tho niTkc. !lend Ar<u (;n,pcl luhilct•. Th~.-· Cilorvlund Bcl1cwr, . i~t~ u SYRACUSE •. Meigs Cc<unty ~thj~ IIIHI\1..:' f·uvori tt• of lhL' Uft'U, ~IIUI Chu•nhcr nf Ctunmcr<e: lun~ hcnn l·: tt.·rnHy ;, th e "htlu'c gm pd ~ roup '' m cctin~. l\r e,d uy. uo<m to I:.\0 p.m. lor lht• SIHh..' Ttwn1cr. Ett.·rnny ;, hll,cal nt Cu rloton Sd1oul. Keith Wt •<~l "' 111 Po111 1 Pl""'unt 1111d 11111't lll lh c 1ulk on Stute llnllnt '""" J while mcmht·r' h''"' l ll't'll arll\l' 1ll p.n,pcl ha·~·11 j L'dUdii/L'Il l llllL'\, III!Irot\-..tm:h \ \ L'fl' l'h L•.( ;p.,pl·l let fnHn I '17th und ~\llhi :. . t , of Alhc1't nw ... i~.· IPI th..: pu'1 ~n ycur .... Th1.:ir ~~'"' und h11' rc~o: urd . un iqnc -. tylt• 1;., .\llilt ''' g1vcn thrm u Cb.11·k , t,ltl , \V Vu . and hu' •o~ n gmg tm NEW PDmAI:B NDW 1ft BTICill 11111\llr,ll')' l'llf ltl l 11 ~\!\, t\dm1...... 1nn 1t11h~ ~olll.'t'l't h t'n.;t•. ~1,150* .' B111nd Ntw 1888 Chevy A1tro CDIIYI!IIon Yin • vfltlt a.v Wlnclowl • 4 C~t~llln.Chilli. • RHr Soli Bid • AMIFM c....tlt ' • Power Wlndowe 6 Lockl • Fully LOidtdl - ~'-· 121,1 ~5, Br~nd New 1998 Chevy Blazer 4 Door 4x4 All New 1999 Pontiac Grand Am SE Sedan • 4300 Votr.c V-t POWII' . • Air Conditioning • AMIFM C•..tit • Autom~tlc • Air Conditioning • AM/FM 5111110 • Power Door Lockl • Trectlon Control • Nicely Equlpptdl • TIII/Cnliat • Aluminum Whetla • Will EqulpPidl check the ' Baum Lumber • ., . Ridenour S.upply Fisher Funeral Home .-985·3301 State Route 248, Chester, OH Chesterl Ohlo 985·3308 Middleport - 992·5141 Pomeroy - 992·5444 . . .. • ' The Shoe Place and ·Locker 219 - Ewing Funeral Home 992·5~27 992·2121 Middleport, OH . Pomeroy, OH Br.ogan·Warnar Insurance . Sugar Run Mills Pomeroy Pomeroy 992·6682... 992·2115 . Sentinel • .• ' -~ " L'\Hi nl ~ \.'l.'lllll'1~.\il'n ~:nndi~lu t~' Mi~o· ~ . ' ' rhis Important Safety Message~ From: I . g.nmc rnnrn . to 111 ..111 p.m. Sumo In ~· I TRII:II AND VANS 18 I:HIIBE FIIMI your family with the: ·safest ·. and .· quic.kest routes to, escape from every · room in the house. 2. tf.a fire b~eaks out in your home, get out as quickly as possible•:Do NOT try to fight the fire yourself! · · ·· 3. Teach your children . how to use the telephone to report a fire. 4. If you are in · a room filling with smoke, st_ay near the floor, where the ~ir quality Is better. 5. NEVER iump · from a window! Many , people have been critically iniured or died, without realizing that help was nearby. .. ' Downing Childs Mullen Musser Insurance 992·2342 . Pomeroy, OH .(row's .Family Restaurant Pomeroy 992·54~2 • �Page a·· The Dally Sentinel Friday, October 8, 1998 Pomer9Y • Middleport, Ohio • Syracuse. Asbury UMW meets recently S~racuse Galtlpolla Li~le Soif, Water Conservation fete set Tuesday, Oct. ·20 New business opens on Peach Fork Road Devollonal Writer would be before the nalion and open 10 the everyone in the world. Nobody get.< away with sin. The great Kin~ had fallen. and immedi.uely. D-Jvid'said 10 Nathan. ·r have sinMd against the Lord." He did n01 ttll Nathan defiantly, that it Wall only belween him. Bathsheba and God. Truly. David's heart wall broken w~n he wrote Psalm 5 I. "Be graciou.~ to me, 0 God. according to They lovingkindne.s; ·According to the greatness of Thy compa..sion biOI out my transgression<. Wash me thoroughly from my iniquity. And clean.e me from my sin ... Purify me ... Cre:ue in me a clean heart. 0 God." We can alltiO>il hear his J;Ob.l down through the ages. But what abouttuday?lsn'tthere anyone in whom we ca~ believe? Yes' There is Someone we can trust For nearly 20 centuries,' people have studied His power, courage and Jove. He is the only one we should imitate and praise.' There is no bad news about the Lord Jesus Christ. Phillippians 2:8-9 (NIV) reveal~. "Being found in appearance a.• a man, he humbled himself and became obedient to death ... God exalted him to the highest place and ~ave hi'm the name thai is above every nalliC ... Jesus." tord Jesus. You are 'my Hero. I can love You with my whole heun and never be disappointed.' Thank You. Amen, Public Notice Public Notice ,.,.,, • UY IIU UP TO 9J UlmD IICIIIS II 'IIISTIIG WOOD DOIIU NUIIG OPIIIIIII •oPnOIIJ AYAIWU Free.E•llmar•• •• Sentinel Classifiec.ls •1100 y.e , _ . Mlllvtr't Stlt.·Wittd.. • tal, Alml Clntlll• My l.oldldl • AM/fll CutillO • Will 1998 Buick Rt!gal LS Sedan •lw~ lnL • 3800 U • P. Drtvlr'l Sell ,950 3,950 8,950 1994 Ford Asol11 · SlcD<Jbnber8Ps698 •lit Cordlirilg • Wol Eq\jppod! 19M Buldl Cen!UIY CI.IIIOfll ·--llado·~ " s..:o toriot8T11318 • lit• 7...... Slg.• Wol &Mt*l I VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT: www.tompeden.com J 1- I I& ·7 II&· WRIIstJIIIA~ ocr. lint parties" FREE ESTIMATES 614·992·7643 (No Sunday Calls) A~ SAYRE TRUCKING '. YOUNG'S · CARPENTER SERVICE •Room Additions •New Garages ' •Electrical & Plumbing •Roofing . •Interior & Exterior Patnttng · Allo Concrete Work (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG Ill 992·6215 Pom'eroy, Ohio J&LSIDING & INSULATION •Vinyl Siding •Soffit · •Fascia ;;. •Seamleas Gutter •Rooting •Raplacement Windows •Stationary Docks •Blown Insulation •Garagei •Decks 24x24 Pole Building starting at $5995 740·992·2772 ·- -· .... . • Hauling, Excavating & Trenching Limestone & Gravel Septic Systems Trailer & House Sites Rliasonab/11 Rat11 Joe N. Sayre 11th from 10am· 7pm. Pagevllle , 1 · 888·20~·8837 lor In· !ormation. New To Vou Thrift Shoppe 9 West Stimson, Athens 7:W·592· t 842 Quality clothing and household ltema . 11.00 bag aale every Thursday. Monday thru Saturday 9:00·5:30. Howard L Wrlteael ROOFING NEW·REPAIR 128 949·2168 5/H/Ifn Antiques ·.Lang Calendars • Candles Toland Flags • Camille Beckman Lotion Birdhouses • Cl9ct<s • Frames • Soap • Baby Gifts • Hartwell Hares . In Hl•tdrlc Downtown Pomeroy 992-7696 Professional Floor Installation FREE ESTIMATES Giveaway 2 Lab Puppies. Collie & Golden RelrlMr M~ . 740-2!16-9123. 6 week Old Puppitl Parents (Medium Silt) To Good Ho.me, 7<0·319-2383. Black 13ar1 Tarrier male. 3yra old, neutered. Good Inside or oullldt pe\. 30<-862·34~ . Oout:llt o11en electric cook stovt. 7140·742•1080. Femalt, tdng hair cat with ,u ae· r cenorlea; paruat ut or dtf hll ; . 740·949·1023 . . Frat To Good Home : 1 112 Ytar Old Matt St . Bernard Dog, 740· ~8 ·9815 Mate CMw Dog To A Good Home, L0\111 Children, Hates Cats, Attar 4;00 P.M. 740·446· ,'{0~ 8530, Str~us Cal~ Only! 740-698-9114 G.!!llipollls Heratd Oispa1ct1 Carrier Glrogo otle· Oct. 9·1 0, 41000 want ed. Approri matety 3 · 4 Laurel Cliff Fld.. Pomeroy, [Ebln'o). Deliver Time Da11y. Mu&t TV, living roam Iulie, love seat, Hours Be Bondable . Mll11 t Have Tran s· loll o1 mllc:. ttomo. Rain or ohine. · por1a11on, Monthly Net Profit Ap· . $850, Contact Sieve Spoor. Tuesday, October t3, 9 111? Da · j;lro11 . vlt' , Roae Hfll. Collectible dolls. 30H21l·2832. glttwart. picturtt. books. furniture, much moro. PI, .Pleasant 20 Yrs. Exp. • Ins. Owner: Ronnie Jones 740-698-7231 tltt(tl lin (Lime StoneLow Rates) WICKS HAULING, Limestone-, ' Top Soli, ·Fill Dirt 614-992-3470 PfRRY'S (ONSTRUCTION Dozer, Endloader, Backhoe, Sight Preparation, Utility Lines, Build Roads Llcense4 for Septic 1 (740) 367-0280 mo. 992-2156 Puppies, Part HuSky, Part Ger· man Shepherd, All Witt'! Blut Eyes , 740·446· 4247 , '740·.t46· ·-·-·-· "En~y Ot•cr lite To good· noma . AKC Sttar ·ptl. mate , tO montt'll, all shota, 7ot0· 742·3711 . 60 Loat end Found Found: ut ot kava. Sumner Rd . vicinity, cal to 10: 7.40·985·4250. T.RPP.Ril Plwno Bmrk Finmtcingh 128 I monlh Heat Pumps A• Low A• 139 a month *Free 5 Parts Warranty Air Condltlonars Jls Low AI Gravel, Sand, Old, 741).367·7947. 3687. Residential & Mobile Home Air Conditioners & Heat Pumps · *Free Digital Th!lrmoatat *Free- Estimates BENNETT'S HEATING &COOLING "rfltere Qtmliry Doe~11 '1 Cosl More" 740-446-9416. 1-800-872-5967 Losl · tamale Jack Russell pup, while wldark :spot ovar one eye, Maplewood Lak• area . '740·949· 301,6 LOST : Female dog, G~rman ahort ·haired Painltr, chocolate &pot s & race , brlndel·gray & white . Answers to Ro~~:le . 30• · 882·3593 or 304-882·3589 eny· llmt. lost : Rio Grande Area , Family Dog, Basut Beagle M111 , 2 Year Old Femalw. Red Collar. Aniwtrs To Chloe, 7~!).24!HII38 . 70 Yard Sale \ (Cut Out lor Futuro Dlocaunl) THE APPLIANCE MAN "Need repair on any mnke1" · • Washers • Ranges • Refrigerators • Dryer • Hot Water Heater • Freezers ·.I • Dishwashers Gallipolis & VIcinity · 708 Second Avenue. Tnursday 9·4: Friday, Satumav. 9·3. 61.1.- Sttfo Mull , a. Pold In Atlvoneo. Qf!Qb!NE : 2:00p.m. 1110 ClOy boloroiiiO"' lato run. &un.-y edfllon ·2:00p.m. Flidoy. Mo!lday odlllon . 10:00 o.m. Stlunlay. Chothlll. Turn At TNT Pit SIOI>. Off Route 7 Thai& Story'l Run Road, Come 112 Milt. Sign• Up On Lon, F11day Qet- 91h, Sll• urday Octobtr 1Otn, Open 10:00 Tq 5:30 P.M. Sunday Octabtl t llh Opon Noon 11> 6:00 P.M. l E~penence d H;urdreuer Needed For Bu sy New Sa lon Bene! Ita 740·441·1880 or 740·256·8336. &VIcinity and Flea Market lgnee. Res po"""""'•• lnCiuGe Bul' Are Nol Umlled Too Assess· Auction· variety ot new Items menl!, Care Ptans, Care Confer· each T~ursday. October '1 thru ences . Pro gress Note s, Ad · · December 17 e~~:cept Thanksgiv· dressing Psychosoc 1a1 Needs lng. Conceaelone. Harltord Com· And A Re sident JFamily Liaison. munlly , Building . Auctioneer Must Ba • Licensad Prola asl on~ 11229, Fred Sullivan. al, Appl ic.!ints Must Be Willing To Work A. Flexi ble Sch edule, For Rick Pearaon Auction Company, Example. 32 Hours Over A Five full time auctioneer . complele Day Wee k .• ll Interes ted Please euctlon aervlce . Licensed Stop By 380 Colonial Onve. Bid · . t88,0hlo & Wea1 VIrginia, 304· well And Fill Out An Application 773-5785 Or 304-773-5447, Between The Hours 01 9 A M. · Wedemeyer's A.uctlon Se rvice ... 4:30 PM . All Intereste d Parliu 'GIIIIpOIII, Oh~ 740.379,2720 . Must Apply By 1019t)l8. EOE . Hotzi r S8nlor Care Center Ia Now · 90 Wanted to Buy Accepting Applications For One Full Time And One Part Time Aboolule T01> COllar: All u.s. Sll· Evening ShiH LPN . Also One Par! ver Md GOld Coins, 'Proolsets . Time Day And One Part Tim e Olamonda. AnliQut Jtwetry, Gold Ev,n1ng STN,A H You Ar e Inter· Rings, Pre·1i30 U.S. Currency, ested In App1y1ng Please Stop By Sterling, Etc. AcQUilltiona Jewelry 380 Colonial Dri ve. Bidwell An d • M.T.S. Coin snop, 151 Second Appl y. Interview Will Be Conduct· A-..o. Gollipolll, 7<0-44t·2842. edTM Day 01Applicaton EbE. An!IQull, top prices paid, River· Keebler Co mpany ts Now Ac · ina AntiQuta, Pomeroy; Ot'llo, cepting Res umes For Tt'le Pos1· Run Moore owner, 140·992 · lion 01 Ter rit oria l Manager For· 25211. The Grea ter Gathpolls /Riple y Antiques & clean uaeclturniture , Territory. Sucoe sstul Ca ncll!t&te · will buy one piece or complete ShOulcl Ha11e Groce ry And lOr , houunold, Osby Marlin. 740· SEtt e-& EMtHH ience Commi $Sion , Salary. Insuran ce , CQ mpany Car 1192-6576. . 'Plus Moret EO E. Send Re sumes Clttn L·ata Model Cars Or To : K~:tel:ll er Company, 3959 Trucks , 1990 Mod1la Or Newar. Beechwood Drl \18 , Ona . WI/ Smith BuiCk Pontiac, 1900 Easl· 25545 em Avenue. Ga!llpolls. Mu sicians · have drummer. bass· J & 0 Aulo Pans . Buying 1st and su player. need gu1tans11 wrecked or ulvaged vehicles. \IOCall&t aM lemate vocaliSt 10 <10 country 10- rock . pracUCe location 304-773-!1033. In Alba ny, Qhro Call John at 740· Wanted To Buy For Family Pe t: 698·6212 .oacnanund, Pup Or Young Cog, Call 740·446·2342 E~~:t . 1 & rnen OTA Drive r NaeCI&cl. t Year Fta1 20 Oaya : Or 304·675·4293 Even· E11perience. Class o\ COL Co mp Pay, Bonus Program . U'le MMel Conventiona l .. 740 ·441 ·060 7 Wanted To Buy: Junk Auto 's Any Days: 74 0 - :2 4 ~ · 5 5 9 2 E11enmgs. •no•. Co"'!lllon, 74!).446-9f!!>J. Wented To Buy : Used Mobile Homes, Coli 740·446·0175, 304· 676·!965. Motnfr Cat & 4 Klnent, 6 Weeks or News Dottin . 40 10/1/q)O, CARPET PLUS 1Ctftl1 Group Non·Oenomlnauonalll In· to11ated Call Beth At 140·446· 2092. Female puppy, 7 montna·, nu lhOII, Cocker mb:. 740·9~·6323. ,, Middleport American Legion With 145 to 150 people res ant. fun Fall hayride. Sunday, October HARTWELL HOUSE 614-742·2138 Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES Starburst...........S1,450 Door Prize ....... $200.00 Per Game."'"."'$99.00 Covei'IIH.....'"_"$1,000 415lO!t110mldtSin:U · R~WV t~l7 · 37'l2844 and RESIDEN:riAL Hav• 30 Announcement• Ohio. Call •• BINGO EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 1995 Dodge Cnvan ~ 9 &a · 8 II&· s. 740-992-4559 'Ask about our candle BEECH GROVE ROAD S1oci<.._etiU2A ~ Rt. 124 Mlnarsv~lt, OH PER GAME .• COMMERCIAL Stert• dating tontghtl playing the OhiO Dating Game, 1· 800·AOMANCE, axltnslon 9015. Starling ASingle, Adull, Ctjrlotlan •lsfllk • Varloty al Glib Tues-Frl 10·6 · Sal10·4 . b hllht lnNuranct Pluli nulldln~ • Candlt making supph11 ·.• MON. &WED. 6:30P.M. . RUTLAND POST 467 STAR BURST $1,200.00 $50.00 OR MORE .. .. 1 1 Custom Built Computers, Networks Mndemo, Hord Drlns, Prlntel1. UpJrade Your PC To a Pentium CPU and MB Today, Pre-Owned Computers. 740·992·1135 ForA Price Quote! · Frognel Internet Sign-up point for Meigs and Mason Count!., _.., , 'II -- I 114 Court St. Pon1eroy, Ohio 45769 lt _.. (f Room Additions: Roofing 30 scents available BINGO CD Garages • Replacement Windows "Your Computer :shop" COUNTRY CANDLE SHOP • 7950 '1 Computer Po!lormonco Up~adoa .".ft.. - l.J()('IIt~ 30 Announcements IIIII fl'lll New Homes • Vinyl Siding New * · 992~2156 ; .· 2fl BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. Now 800•377·J101 we Crtale Owner Operaror1. You W1LJ. Own Your Ow n Truck •· Gutr· lniMdlil Hardworking , se!l mollvated per· son over th e age of 18 for del1v· 7!24198 1JTW:t, pd. Garaoe Sale·Sat. Oct 10th. 9am . ery. mu&t have auto' & msurance. 4pm. 133 Soulh Pari< Drive . apply m person be tween 4pm & topm a1 Rt 7 Plua E~tpre u . ANNOUN CEMENTS On 3-M~ Rd. Frl l Sat Ocl 91h & phOne calls will not be accepted. 10th . luti·OII llovt.· 304·67'4· OO ..;.:;!IO:·:. .: :R•:.•n :,_C:.:ancol=:.:'·:.:- --,- Help Wanted , Commerc1al Paint· 005 Personal• Ylrd Sale ·.... ers wun 5 years Experience and 9 Wlkllleld Ad. Reference s. Call: !740)·2~5· 55 55 1 Genueman seeking Companion· ' Sit. Oct 10.9am. to 7 Hot zf r sen1or Care Center IS &hlp FrOm Nice Female For Tatka, , Currently Set k1ng An Individual W'lkl & Frlendtl"'lp. Send At· Auction pHes To : !553 Second A\lenue, 80 To Serve As Social Service Des· 46831. 12/18/tln ·, " Computer Graphics Designs ,• All Landscaping & Lawn Services •Commercial •Resldenllal Owner, Mickle Hollon Chester, Ohio 7 40·985-4422 IIIIII#IMa Sugar Grova Ad. Sign &. Rain or lhine. Size 3 )lans. c»d drtiNrl, Apanment .&03, Ga lllpolll, OH DUMP TRUCK ·,, ... SERVICE · Agricultural Lime, Limestone • Gravel Dirt • Sand 985·4422 Chester, Ohio .. • Aulomlllc • ~ Owner: John Dean -~ · ==~ ..! R. L. HOLLON TRUCKING 9,950 111118 Olda Eighty-Eight Sedan "'"""- (614) 992·3838. 8 1998 Chevy Cavalier Sedan Garages, Pole Buildings, Roofing, Siding Commercial & Realdentlal 27 yra. exp. ' Licensed & Insured Phone 740-992·3987 ,..,..,,,~.78. ~,:~;. Quldellnea :" LANDSCAPE ·i~ DESIGNS .. ·.(740).44M8QO' C....,,..B.:rtlllb .·, :. plut olzot and In ootwten: all 740-446-7267 clion and nleo. From 'Rullond J0rinra -JUST DO IT · ~- A New tak.t New Lima Ad. 3 ml tet.- ttwln Stan In Your On Conven(Jona l. wolch lo• oigno. Baa WOOd. 740·. No Money Oownl Forge t Credit 742-ma. Problems! Try Our 'FREE Truck lll " NOW. 'Cuh !n Your Friday & Saturday. Oct 9-•o . 5 11 Progra 2 miiH out Eaglll Ridge. turn on Poc ktl' Rebates . You Netd A Clall 'A' COL & I Yr. OTR . qa11 choappr~ee~. sam-!pm . painting, and let me do•it for you., Interior Before 6 p.m. leave message. Alter 6 p.m. (740) 985-4180. f'ree Estimates (614 992·4m ehl~rtn's ciOn~••· lotf ot Cosmet91og•st wanted , Full & Pan -Time, Hcurly Versut Com · m1uton , PaiCl Vacat.ons. Otner Benetlt.S Offeree. Fantastic Sam's, knick knacks , old 3&" bathroom vanlty1 solid wood gun cab inl!l t, Ta~e the pain out of New 1-iomes & Remodeling aa ;~;, .,'·=~~;;~;;;;~"; ":~~~~"~ ... • AMI1'M s-•Well You're Treated with Respect! Call Now lor lnatant Approval! I** i <"! ' :, 2/tt PAINTING Joe Wlleon WORRYING!!! No Embarra11ment ... Limestone Hauling House & Trailer Sltel' Land Clearing & Grading Septic System & Utlllt)ea Estimates .. ; • Aulomllllc •lh Condlolllng • AIIIFll ~. Clul• Conlrcl 1998 Martin Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 -~ CaregiVer lor nand•cappea man All Yonl lolto lluot a. Paid In needed. lrve-1n Pf&lerred . Submit Atlvonce. Dudllne: 1:QDpot ,.. name and re1erencu to. Pomen:l'j day before 1111 ed 11 to run , Food Sl1oo. 402IEall Ma10 Skeet. lundey A Mondar edition- I'OtnO'Ily. OH 45 69. t :IIOpm Frltlty. Computer Uu r& Needed, Work Big 3 family ytrd oalo. Oct . 91h, Own Hrs, 120K ·$75K !Yr. 1·800· 10th & 12lh. Farell Run Rd .. Mt· 349· 71.86 Ext ., .173. www.amp· ,.,.¥111t, third l!oule on right paJI Lott of LINDA'S Cretdlt • Slow Credit • Bankruptcy Repo • Divorced 0008, Aok FO( GaUIOI yard lilt! My boggeot ovor. Qetobor 8·10, 9am-4pm. "';:::;:::;======"~.~ 1 . ••.Build Your Dre•m" ' .w.- Age 23 Ctat1 A COL And Good Ort\ltng Recor4 P1ea11. cau Ton Fru 1·888· 790· Elgll1 llmil)' ESTIMATEES 7 Shine. 'Fuol Cl'd Re ~iNtmtrUs w.~. FREE 985·4473 AI No Cltotgo 'TOIII Paod Foroll Ru• church. 740·992· Jo1C.com ... CREDIT HOWARD EXCAVATING CO. • .; • •: • Aulalftllic • Air CondKion JOBEIT BISSElL; Mil m I VIcinity "' MIHIIIUM PURCHASE MAY BE REQUIRED Freri.Estlmatea No Job too Smill B~lan Morrison (7 40) 985-3948 8/25198 2 mo. pd. 740 44811416 13111 s.trord School Rd. Galllpolla, OH Sewer Pipe: 3" thru 8", Gaa Pipe & Regulators · ··CONSTRUCTION· Open: •New Homee 11:00-4:30 WHkdlyl •Garages · II:OD-12:00 Saturday ..,.,,... •CompIete . .. Remodeling · Stop & Compare ' Custom Homes Remodeling POMEROY, OHIO W. VA, 1023477 1·800-291·5600 0 . :. 19117 Bulc~ Skylark QUALITY WINDOW SYSTEMS 110 COURT ST. Rej~ldentlal .• IISU~RDGWS nLT-111 fOR EASY CUlliNG •Bobcat Setvlce •Concrete •Masonry •General Commercial and 'l:n~t:ho~lf'o~vo~r~o~l~lh~t~~~~'~expren viii I ALL VIIYL DOUIU Hll_lt P/8 Contractors, Inc. · Bennett Supply 4" thru 48" Plaetlc Culvert In Stock Full Line Of Water Storage Tanks. Septic & Cistern Tonks ..,_ .,.,_ Pr- -Porl "Home V:JI' . . "'V> Frllfll OH To Tho SooMI lntido & Out, L.Mgo variety T.V's A!Utd Food a, Inc . dl:)a Burgtr Sw,.ptrl, AICi iOf, Mowtt, Wa· 1<1ng, II Now H111n0 Motl\llleell .' letOOCI, CloiNng 112 Off ... - · Goal Ouem.eo ,Manage. Tra1MH GII II Wift, 1&99 McCormict we Offer Ccmpe lllnlt Satary. Rood. Friday, & SaiUfday, 9·5. • Btnertra Pac11aoe 4ncJ Bonus Al»rr-. Full Proatam 11 nus " You. we Need To Ta lk! Pfuae , Mall You r Pomeroy, . Return... To 65 Oh1o Rwer Pia· za. GalhpoDIII, OH 4!631 , Or Fu MiddlepOrt Suppll.. "FFberglaaa & Wood Steps 0/ICf/unt Pr/cea 740-985-3813 ·-""""""' 'Up To 11.00"' ~~ . Gorogo Salt: Jo<odlo R<>a<l. Chttt*t . Ohio I Yard ~ Nell Doot, Tllurl, Fit, SOl, Oct 8111, 9lh, HelpWanted c:ar.-r Frlday And Saturda, Aft Day! IO'.DOAM • 7 lllby Clolloo. Somg, WaiiiOr l Othort t :1432 At I eo, 10111, 992·2284·. t 195,00 IIS1'AWD• 2.89/mln. Muot be 18. Serv·U 819-645-8434 ~> . 1997 Gao Prlzm Sedan Skirting 1-v~atotr Heattn P~eroy, Ohio ALCOA ext. 9765 loin us on Saturday, October 10, 1998 lfrom 2:00 pm-6:00 pmfor an Open House at the Racine First Baptist Church in their Rec Room on 5th Street, Racine ·~s~a•Thx~o~w • Sign up oow Cor quilt classa THE .FABRIC SHOP t'i'J -·-Or Page 9 AODITIONAL OWNER OPEIIolTOM N££DED -EDIATELY 'Lixol Fotnly Ow!wd Toa-fnlmt •·•••t•ry" I "R:t>nf CoaUnga Pomeroy, OH 45769 SPECIAL 1·!J00·976-3339 -' •IJ•t• • Dry Cleaning Setrice PLASTICS AND SUPPLY REPLACEMENT WINDOW G&W St. Rt. 7 Tuppera 'Plains, Ohio 45783 Get tons of free atl,lff from On-Una Services I Plus 30 more amazing secrets • • Singer Sewing Machlv Dalcr • Sewing Cabiaeu, Scwlq madrine .repalt (740) IIH344 ON·LINE SECRETS! BULLETIN BOARD *7" column Inch weekdays '9" column h••h Sunday · • -· 740-992-2068 · Public Notice ' 44087 Wipple Rd. · · Joseph Jacks Don't MiA nut Oct IHh & IOU!. 1C IIIIi! Lono, Cor OIR. 7, U., l b T1wlgl MOBILE HOME PARTS The Fabric Shop New &11sed Tires • Batteries Computer Bal~nclng & Mounting Free Estimates ly 3,200 people, including accommodations for '450 women. The 4(),000.ton ship also has stale-o(the· art' medical facilities, which rival the Navy's hospital ships incupobilily. Swanson joined !he Navy in 1986. Public Notice NOTICE TO BIOOERS 11110 Nltoon-Pathllndoror lmplt"td Staltd bldt lor 1 ".Vtllago ago of 'Warrant loa glvon. VIN JN8H017Y2LW2341 01 ot Rutlond Haurd bond • 1891 ChtllrolttSIIvtrtdoo hall For turthor tnlorinatton, · Mltlgotlon Protoct· Intact ocoomponled by Proof of contact Tim at 985-4289. VIN 1GCOC14Z3ME214142 rtmovtl of an exlatlng Authority of tho ofllclal or itO) 7. 8, 9, 3 tc Tho ttrmt of oale ora hOUII for ri·U•I, agent olgnlng tho bond. ceah. \ demollahlng · and lilting (10) 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, It 7tc Tho Homo Notional Blnk Public Notice bt11mon1, grtdlng, totdlng ro10rv11 tho right to roleot ond mulching tho oltt," will any or all bldt or to remove Publlcffiotlce I'UBLIC NOTICE bt recotvod ot tho Vlltogo ol any unit from lht 81lt 11 NOTICE It hortby gtven any limo. Ruttond Hazord Mitigation PUBLIC NOTICE that on Saturday, Oc1ober Proltct offlco, P.O. Box 420, Arrangemtnto may bt NOTICE Ia horoby glvtn 10, 11198, 01 tt :00 a.m., 1 mado, 337 Moln St., Ruttond, Ohio to lntptcl any of lht 45775, Attn: Boyd A. Ruth, that on Saturday, October public 1 ato will bt hold at above nomoi vthlcl.o t prior until 11:00 am Friday, 10, te&B, tt to:oo a.m .. a 420 Wttt Main Strttt, to tht tole by oalllng /40Ootobll 30, 1998, upon. publlo aalt will be held at Pomoroy, Ohio, to 1111 lor 94i-2210, (tO) 2,8,9 which limo btda will be 211 · Wilt Second Street, caoh tho lollowlng (9) 25,29 5TC Pomeroy, Ohio, Tho collltoral: opontd and retd aloud. Spoclltcotlona ond bid Former'a Bonk and Savlngt t 898 plymouth Horizon -'--P:..:u:;.:;b;,;,;ll.:;,c.;,;N.:;,ot;,;,;lc:.:e._ ,_ , forma may bt aecured from Company parking lot, to 1111 tP3BM189,87Y18128 . lor cosh lht following The Formoro Bonk and tho abovo olllct. · II, alit PUBLIC NOTICE . '' Savtnga Compony, ahowlng tor thla prolect Ia collotoral: NOTICE lo htreby glvtn tchodultd !01 2:00 P•l" ·o 1994 Chtvroltt S·IO Pomoroy,Ohlo, rttiNHiht that on .Saturday, , October rtghtto bid ot thla oolt, and 10, 1998, ot 11:00 a .m., 1 Wodnuday, October 21, · 1GCCS1441RK185356 Tho Farmero Bank and to withdraw tht abovo public 1110 1"111 bo hold al 1998, ot tho . above olllcl Sovlnga Compony, colloterot prior to 81lt. 420 Wtat Motn Stroot, (740) 742.0!,04. Etch bid muot be Pomeroy, Ohio, roaervet tho Further. Tho ~•rmtlt Bank Pomeroy, Ohio, to oell lor occompanlod by tither a bld right to bid 11 thla aale, and . and Savlnga .Company cuh the following bond In tht omount 'of 10% to withdraw tho obovo (ttorvea lhorlght to rottct collattl'lll: 11188 ,· Plymouth Horizon • of ·tho bld amount wllh a colloterol prior to lilt. ony or oil bldt aubmltttd. Further, the above 1P3BM18097Y1912a auroty lotlafactory to Further, The Farm•r• Blnk The Formoro Bank and otornatd VIllage of Rutlond and . Savlnga Compeny coltattral .wlli bt aotd In tho Company, or by oortlllod chock, rtstrvtt lht rlvht to rejecr condition' It Ia In, with no S1vlngt oxpron or lmplltd Pomeroy. Ohio, rtatrvea tht coohtora check. or totter ol anyor,.u bldaaubmltted. Further, lht above worranlltl given. rtght to bld 11 thla talt, and crtdlt upon 1 aolvent bank For further lnlormotlon, to withdraw tho obovt In tho amount of not lou collotorol will be oold In tho collateral prior to ulo. than tO% of tho bid omount condition 11 Ia In, with no contaot Tim at 1185-4289. itO) 7. I . I 3 tc r. Further, Tht Formoro•Bank and Sovlngo Company Public Notice ( ,,, roltrvto the right to rejocl any or oil bldo aubmlttod. POSITION OPENING Furthtr, tht above On Saturday, October 10, Gallia- Meigs Community Aclion Agency Is 1998 at 10:00 o.m. tho Homo CDIIIIOrtl will be oold In tho seeking applicants lor the lo.llowing temporary, lull· NaUonol Bank will 'offer lor .condition It lo In, ·wtth no time pos•tion. · tale •• public auction on tho oxpreoa or tmpllod Trainer 11/Case Manager: This' position will involve bank p~rklng tot tho warrentltJ given. · For lurthor lntarmatlcn, primarily a ~ sisting in the operation ol the Flood toltowtng vthlcltt: I 998 Pontiac Grand Am- conltct Tim at 985-4289. Clean-up Program.in Metgs County. The individuat (10) 7, 8, 9 3 tc selected will provide direction and supervision to I/IN 102NEt~UOJC8894311 crew leaders and. crew members , insure compliance with salety and OSHA requirements , maintain contact wtth other agenc•es and land owners , and update requ ired records . th is position will be Get Your Me11age Across physically demanding and require eKtenslve outdoor With l Dallr S.ntl••l work in all types ol wealher conditions and req~ti re workmg near power tools and machinery. PositiOn will require extensive travel in Meigs County and the surrounding area . Applicants should have a louryear college degree and/or live years relevant work experience. Applicants should have, or be willing to obtain within 30 days of hire, a Co,mmercial Drivers CALL OUI OFFICI AT 992-2155 License. Applications may be obtamed at the lollowing GMCAA offices or the Ohio Bureau ol Employment Services on Buc keye Hills Aopd, Rio Grande. Deadline lor applications is Th ursday, October 22, 1998. The position will be filled as soon as possible RACINE FIRE DEPT. afler the deadline and Is expected to operate until Aprit30, 1999 subject to program need. · CHICKEN 6_80 Gallltt-Mtlge Community Action Agency SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11 • 8010 North State Route 7, Cheshire, Ohio 45620 859 Third avenue, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 Serving a111 :00 A.M. 33101 Hiland Road .. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Equal Opportunity Employer Our Cu~omers Are Special L & L Tire Bam New ROots, Repairs, Gutters, Coatings, Siding, Drywall, Painting, Plumbing . THE 80th BIRTHDAY. OF GARNET ROUS.H · · Navy Peuy Otlicer First Class He is 1tme of more than 1,000 !'rank T. Swanson. a 19~S graduate nf sailors who auended I he . commis· ; Kyger Creek High Sc.hool. recently · sioning in Pensacola, Fla. The ship · purticiputed in the commissioning ·of ' was placed jn commission by Secrethe amphibious assault ship USS tary of the Navy John Duhon. Bonhomnie Richard. The ship has living areas for near- I Jack's Rooflnt & Construction Help us celebrate! ----Military news-·- - 110 &VIcinity By Bonnie ShlvMy • Ft1tnk Swanson The Dally Sentinel • Sermonette The Asbury Un.ited listl .birthday wu noted Metho<ji<t Women met m:endy 81 the aod Hope Moore anended the ingalh· church fbi it~ Oclober meeting. ering 111 The Plains United MelhodiSI • The meeting was opened by Pres· Church and took the kits and money By Bonnie Shinier idenl Mary Li•ie with a reading. for the blanket~ for the Festival of Devotional Wtltef Who i• your hero? . Michael and the Acom. All repealed Sharing. Does his character renect a "man the Purpose !lf the United Melhodist The program was given by Rooe . ·J of di•tinguished valor or perfor· Women in unison. Ann Jenkins· which she and Mary mance. admired for hi• noble quali· DevOiions were by Lisle who LU.Ie read Children. in Need, and ' ties'r' b he honored for •trc:nglh • . read The Leading Power of Hope. All Moore reading Be Still In the Lord. repeated the Lord's Prayer in unison. The officers were elected for the courage and ability? Does he wield The secretary's report was given by ,coming year. Moore read The Glory grea! power and authority? Hu he Jean St()IJI. There were 22 sick calls of God's Laughter and closed with ever di!!appointed you? Newspapen. magazines; radio and taken. 'ijle treasurer's report ~as giv- prayer. Others allending were Ruth television pump out informalion en by Ann Sauvage and a free will Crouch, Elma Louks. Freda Wilson eager fans wh9 waitiO see what their nl'fering taken. and Marie Houdashelt. "ideal" will do neKI. We long for J;Omeone to respect, love. imitate and praise. It's always been that \vay. Around 1035 BC,. Israel's King David w~ the most j!owerful inan in the world: a real heno. After yean; of the great privilege of. rulinJ hi• Final plans for the Meigs Soil and the . Cent mi .. African Ropublic. She nation. he abused his office, ·Second Water Conservation District-. annual worked in an Inland fishery and will Samuel II tells the sordid details of meeting and banquet were ·made be di.cu.sing her wnrk there and the his affair with beautiful Bathsheba, when the Meigs Soil and Water Con· joys and struggles of the day 10 day and the events !hal led lo her hus· , ...,rvatio~ District Board of Supervi- lives of African Villagers. bands' murder. Chapter 12:1-14 tells ,, sor< met recently. Awards will be pre<enttd 10 the the story of God confronting the wayThe meeting and banquet will be 1998 outst~nding cooperator, ward king through Nathan the · held on October 20.1998 at 7:15p.m. Goodyear fanm family. soil judging prophet at the Meigs High School cafetoria. teams and individuals. Big Treecon· The Lord God of Israel reminded '• Tidets for the dinner are S7.50 each test winner, and hay show winners David of all the blessings he had NEW BUSINESS· Kathy Herdman of Pomeroy 11 the owner of and are available from the Meigs from the Meigs County Fair. received and the Lord a.<ked. "Why "Batty Lou's Treata and Treasures," a unique combination of bakSWCD Office. from Supervisors Joe , In ot.he b ,. .. ·1 . ' d have you despised the word of the ery, coffee shop and gift store. Ills located In a brightly-painted B i Ch 1 y Th Th . r us mess. 1 was reporte n '"· . ares ost, omas eoss, that the agency has received u Lord by doing evil in his sight? ... store on Peach Fork Road near Pomeroy, . Indeed, you did it secretly, but I will John Rtce and Marco Jeffers or from $10 ("KJ c 1 n n ·1 d 1· . be 0 1D Bl · w· • ~ '' 1 um y eve opment do this thing before all Israel and fl stu me~. ':' .P~ yer• . a~r tn· • .block granltfor d~e;toping a prime don. Jants Carnahan or Mtke 13luhl. farmland pre\ervatton plan for l~e under I he ,._;un." · That was the end of secrecy. No Ttcket~ may also be ordered though county. The plan must be complete~ one i,s above the law. God's judgment . the.matl b~ sendmg a check or mon- by December, 1999. · . •. ·~ ."rder l,o Metgs SWCD. 33101 · Bolin reponed on the National I Htland Road, - ~omeroy, or by stop- Coalition of Abandoned Mi I· d pmg by the othce. d . . . ne an . , an Actd Mme Dramage metmg that Flavored coffees and homemade Pomeroy. One. supervtsor wtll be elected to he allended recenlly in Nashville, The slogan on the wall says, baked goods. snacks. glassware: ceramics and other gifts one all avail- "There are no strangers. just friends tho Metgs SWCD Board of Supervt· Tenn. He reponed on the reclamation .' able at a new shop located on Peach we have yet to meet." Herdman said sors for a three year tenm. Candtdates funds being held in Washington, D. she hopes that visitors will feel wei· are John Rtce and'Shtrley Sayre. ~al · C. and that the severance tax ends in Fork Road. . Belly Lou's Treats and Treasures. come to stop in .th~ store to browse lots may be cast at the annual meet· 2004 and no more monies will be coloperated by Kathy Herd.man; is locat- and enjoy sometb(ng to eat or drink . '"& or a~sente~ ballots may. be ·Jected for reclamation work after that Herdman is a 1992 winner of the roque~led 1n wrumgfrom the ~ffice lime. and any funds left in the lru~t ed in the former Wilson'S Army Sur· Pillsbury Bake-off, and several oth· by Oc~ 14., or voles may be cast at fund will go into the general fund. plu.~ building.IThe surplus store has Bolin aiso said l~al watersheds is moved to another location on PeiJch er cooking and baking contests. and the otltce on ·the day of the elecuon she plans to offer a,selection of home- ~.~hose who are unable to attend the going 10 be the focus of 1i1e future. Fork Road.) c l'ng. . . New regulations for House Bill 88 Named for Herdman's late m<lth- baked desserts. us well. as sandwich· Spea~e~ fo~ the evemng wtl~ be cost share funding were discussed. er. Beuy Lou Wilson, the new busi- es, snacks and other "to-go" food. A 0 L " Ryan Grtffin who .. ~erved as . a Program specialist Constance While ness occupies a rainbow-painted .~.ariety of flavored coffees and other P·,ach Corps volunteer lor! years 10 said she hoped 10 find out more inforbuilding which was designed to be drinks are al\ o available .. ., mation later on the changes and will The telephone number at the store - both eye - cat~:hing and inviting. It is keep the board updated. located at "36155 Peach 'Fork Road, is 992-7093 . Next meeting was set for Oct 15 at 8 p.m. at the Meigs SWCD otlice. · ~- Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio EMPLOYMENT , SERVICES P&rl Time Contr ac! Laoor Posnlon Aveill&ble work w ee~ends Ap· prox 13 Hrs , ShOulct Be Fam!liar With Ar ea . Allie To Usa A Foll . Cop1e r An <f Comrru 1cr Must Bf! Abl e To Work Wi th Pu btlc , 740 ·· 446-6882 By Oc! IGth Priv;u e Outy LPN Co mpeti ti ve pay. good wor k1ng con ditiOns . 40 hour week . r1 ay shi ft Re1tat.11e. uustworthy A c1tr1np nurse lor one 110 HelpWanted sma ll 911 1 ch1 ld Ca ll 304·675 AVON t All Areas ! Shrrley '5091 alter 6pm Sp&8rs. 304-675·1429. I=:.:..::::.:.:::...:____ ..:._ Scenic Hrlls Nurs.lf1 g Center .. 311 &ccounllna MeneMr Buckt~dge Ad . Bidwell. OH 45614 . Is Now Acceptmg App l1catrons Point Pleasant WI/ Company Is For Fnendly, Ou tgorng And D~t · See~lng An Individual W1th A 8.5 pendable STN A's Plensa Apply In Account tn,g. Previous S uper· tn Person At The Fron t Desk Bel· 11isory And Accqunl'lng Exper l- ween 8' 30 AM. ·4 30 PM. enct Along Wllh Compuw An d Mlcrosofl Ofllce Skills 'Is Fl e· Se'c ufiiV Guarn s- must be able to quirtd . Ou!l~s Will lnclud_e 'work any sn1f1 1nc1udrng most wee· 0\ltruelng And Parlic1patlng lrr Mends; mu s-t have clea n po llee Oally Accounting Functions. Fl· racord. good wor,k history, re liable nancili Fleporl lng. Cosl Analysrs lrans.portalr on. '.'a lid driver '!\ l1 · And Federal An d St ate Com · cense. homtl ph one 11110 mu st pllance Rep orting. Please Send have bta ck stee l salety shoe s Resume Wilrl Se~ry H1story To: · Pay starts at SS 75 per hour. 32· 40 hours per week . call 740·fi69 A11it11n1 ConlroUer 2874 Monday · frrday, Sam -4pm P.O. Box ~2<1 tor appo1ntment Chi~. PA 15022.0124 --"-------S,..ektng Reg 1stered Lono Ter m Accoun11na Posi Tion· Immediate Care Nu rsing Ass 1stants:Pa rt· Opening! Gallipolis Area, Experl· 11me, rotating Shtlt5. H1gn school' ence Wlth Pa~rott .. Tu Forms. dip loma or eQuivalent and Wes1 Accounting & Ollie• Procadures Vfrg lnra c~ rtilt c a t 1 0 n requ1rt~ d Call 1·800,295·94 70 Kelly Tem· APPI't' Potnt Pleasanl Nursmg & porary SeNice!l. Aeneollrtllllon Can ter . State Ao· ute 62, Point Pleasa nt,. wv ADDITIONAL ORIVERS NEED· . 25550 A Genesi s Eldercar e ED liiMEOIATELV ARE YOU lac t N~. EOE. READY FOR WINTER DAIV· lNG? SOC IAL WORKE A Ouah ty', Com· •LOCAL I'A!IILV m1 tmen1. the Key s to our Sue· Ownocl Colnpa ny • cu st Management level oppor· 'PERBONAUZED Olspatch tun.ty ava ilable Aequr res a BSW 'PAID Emplo)oet Hoonn& u~ de.gre& !ro m an accrod1tf1d pro· lnturance: Oental Insurance gram 01 SOCII\! wor k MUst havA •HOME Weakonds current llCMSe to prnci1Ce socra l •Run OH 11> The SOUTH And work In wes t Vlrgrn1a and e ~~: per l SOUTHWEST ence In mad,cal socrat work, ge· ·~01~ rontotogy or health care IBCiilty is 'Lalo Modo! Frelghtllner · requrred. Health, denta l. vision. CONVENnONALS nunng & 111e. Poi nt Ple.asant Requlr~ments ; Age 23, Class A Nursing & Aehabr l 1t~t! on Center. COL Apd Good Driving Record . State Route 62, Polnl Pleasant , Pfeut Call Toll Free 1·888·790· WV ~ 5550 A. Oenes1s Eldercare Facrhty. EOE. oooe. �• • I • Page 10 • The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Friday, October 9,1991 Friday, October 9,1918 .iru.EYOOP .- ' , The Dally Sentinel • Page 11 Pomeroy • f!ttlddleport, Ohio - :NEA Cro11word Puzzle r7 w.td'e PIDI.I.IP 1 ALDER 7 ••• :z= •• ·--wordl 41 ft:u..,. 410 44 11......... 111M 14 • Grill.II -lluld 11 ecw •.,.. 2 I -n Nu;:e, clea11, 3br. reterence& & <Mpolil, no pet& :JIU..e7~t&2 Ohio Cool~ "" cated near Wdketv.n., OhiO, hal an unn"cfiat• QPIImng lor an M-IOCIIII OfHce AutomaiiOII Ana ty11 Knowledge ,, Wmdpwl NT 40, 95 LOIUI Smen '''· Mc:tosott Otta, LotuJ Nor.tl, COBOl IBM JCL and ne!w.,..ing 11 flquired Cand1datt1 .lhOuld have a two year degree and/or related e.apet'lence 'The 1Mt re· qulfemen1t are o4 00 am to 12 30 w_. su- t>(n Sout!lorn Ohio Coot COm<>any oil· tfl a fult and comprehef'l6we em- plOyment benet•! package. compel•t•ve ulary rangn and ad· \lancemenl oppofluntjies and Is an .tiquai opporrunny empi()Vtr For immect•ate constderatlon, piiiH Hnd rtlume IQ Robert H. Klatt. PO Sox 490, .4thtnl, OH 4570~ WAlS & WSEO Rad•o hal open· lnQS tn rne lotlowlno area On•tlr O•oc Jocwt News & Spor~ . :t kl· 1ere1ted und resume 1aJary re· qulremenll and caue111 tape to MOvieS 10 14333 US Route 33 So\Jfh Neflonville. Ohio 45784 140 J. \ Bfslne11 Training Galllpoh& Career COl • • Spring Valley Plaza 7-40-446-4367, 1· 800 214 04~2 4ccredlled Mem- bor, ACICS Reg 190-0512749 180 Wanted To Do ~m Experienced With RelerenC· u ~nd WHI Tend To The Elderly In Thetr Home Call Anlla, 740· 256-1433 Certified aay care provldtr Will babysll In my tiOme, Hyaell Run Ad 740-992 353 7 Eleclrlc malrtenance servlc1 Wiring breaker boxes llgh1 llxture. healing sys lema & More ' -·-· w- ...;..... 420 Mobile H for Rent Old. 3IJr ~ ba.,, garage on 1 112 1011 By appointment 30-'· 475-2349 sr Owner (roloca1e<!). :JI>r. br1clcl 304-675-1957 Have 2 Opentnga For 24 Hour In Home Care Of Elderly Or Hand!· capQed, 740·441-15343 Light Hauling & Trash Removal Reasonable Ratesl Call 140-4.46 31011 Will Do 8abys1Ulng tn My Home , Mon ·Frl, Mother Of Two Bulavllle PlkeArea 740·441·0223 Will Work For $4 00 /Hour, 740· 367-0\40 FINANCIAL 210 Business Opportunity !NOTICE! OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO recommend5 lhal you do busl· ness with p1ople you know and NOT to send money through the mali until you have lnves11ga ted the offering - 5 .... F., Sooio 1777 Grear LOcauon C~st To GalllpoIts Nice 3 Bedroom Home Approx 1600 Sq. FHt, New Sldlng, New Central Air, Flr~lace, 2 Car Garaoe. Large 0~ . And Ail Appl.ancea Stay, CaU For More lnlo 740-U6 9660 ' New 1998 1•x10 trtr.. ~dfoom, lrtc:luc»l 8 monthl FREE lot rent Includes ak•r tlng. deluxe atep1 and 1etup Only $187 08 p•r montn wl!h $1075 down Call 1· 800-831·3238 NEW BANK AEPOS House FOf Sale~ In Kanauga, VI· nyl Sieling, And New Windows 2 Bedroom1, All New Kitchen, Priced To S.tll 135,000, 740-317- W"""'""' OWNER FINANCING 0403 House in Mlddleporl. three bedroom balh and 1/2 S59 000 priCe negotl8ble caii7-'0-99:2·3465 Homes for Sale •A Lillie Country m Town' Prtce reduced , large rutored V•ctorlan Mme slluated on 12 acres Vlt tage of Mldell&l)ort Secluded and private ciOSI to senoolt and churches Private brick circular drive brick patio modern ~lichen l&mily roam wlllrEtplace 3 4 bed rooms two bB!hs large formal LR/ OR large foyer, tour or~gtnal stained g1asa windows 30 minutes lrom Athens, \5·20 minutes !ram GtllllpoHs For ap· po•ntment call740·992·5696 3 Beoroom 2 balh 2 car garage hiar pump on 1 acra B(oad Aun Road t n Letart wv 304 882 :IS16 3 Bedrooms 1 Balh Close To Hospllat Spring Valley Area Rear Oaclt , Ranch Style , 140 74o-742·3711 "Price reduced , wHI conalder sell· mg on land contracl· 3 bedroom spll1 tevet. new 3 car gcuage. new heat pump and alf. new carpel lhrougnout. very nice home 740· 742-4000 740-446-1622 740-446-4217 • • 3·4 Bedrooms lull dr'l basement, llre·place. forced a1r1ga~ furnace AJC lanced cornsr tat 36 Wind· sorCI 30-'-675-7285 3br, living room dining room, ramtty room , t bllh, cenrralalr, newar carpet & rool, replaetmtnt wlndowa, family nelghDOthOOd. privacy ftnc:ed y~td , 2-'rt above ground pool, many upgrades move In cond Priced In 70s 31).1-!78-2924 ~tl· watar and tra1h Included. ?.tO. Mobil' home tilt ava•lable 892·2167 ween Athens •nd Pomeroy, call 2 Bedroom Mobile Home For ••• oo P1 n - 1 ...... Ront. I •-· Ul u.,.,.o ~~ 7~315-4367 - . 7<40-347-o832. 2 Bedroom Uoblte Home l.t Crown City, No Ptll, f2501Mo. """'Dtpoojt. 74().256-6308 Nico Utgf Private Lot In Contenary For A Mobile Homo, $110/ Mo.. 7~ r.1ERCHArWISE 510 Houtehold Goods 414 Third Avenue GaiJJpo~l Beaulllul New Two Story ColorUal 3 Bedroom 2 t /2 Baths LR FA, Dining Room Wtlh Hardwood Floors Oak Trim F11eplace 1 112 Car Garage, Appralta l Grealer Than Asltlng Prlct 01 1157,500 TAXES 1309/YR. REO 1·304-273-2840 BRICK RANCH " Style House, E11cettent Condition, Partially Flntahed Basement, 2 Car Garage, Serious toqulrles Ontyll 74()-44&-3365 Rt 2 Ripley Ad Ranch 4br, 2· bslh, heat pump, partial garage, priced to sell! 740-441·0450 or 340 Business and Buildings Commerclaf·Otllce or Fletall, 87 Milt Sf Middleport 1.450 Sq Ft S400 mo Corner Building 740· 992 6250 Acqulsillons (next door I 304-675·7654 350 Sandhill Ad All bnck 3br. 2 bath den 2-car heated gprage, plus work & storage area 1 2 acres 3 two acre tots on Cremeans Rd oil New Lima Ad, Rutland , 740- $127,500 304-675-6959 742-2803 BRUNER LAND 700-14 f.1 U2 Three bedroom r.ouu. 3 acres, price reduced 740·843-5350 320 Moblle-Hoffies for Sale $500 Oown on any 141110 In stock, Umlled number lree deliv ery Ca• t 800.691·6777 101150 tbr l(aller partly furnished, old blll In greet condition 304·675-4029 anvume 12x50 trailer. can be used lor Of· !Ice trailer 51500 without air 740· 949·2211 14FI X eOFt 1986 Oakwood 2 Bdrms Total Electric Free Oellv· er~ Like New Ttuoughout St0,950 00 140·448·0175 304· 675 5985 1969 Commun!ly mobile home 12x56, asking $2300, 740·843· 5310 days or 7-40·843·5147 aller 6pm 197 1 Hillcrest, 12x60 two btd· rooms, washer dryer atove & rt· lr lg&rator air underpinning 54500 740-992·5039 Must Sell t 990 Clayton Mobile 1400 2 Bectrooms, 2 Baths, Jaccuzzl Tub Heat Pump, Porch, Deck Asking $15,000, Will Con· Sider Offer 740·441,1 ·6441 Evan· 1990 Ctay~on 2 B&drooma; 1 Bath. Very N1ce AJC, Call Alter 6 PM 740·44 1·022 I 1996 14 Fl x72 Fl 2 Bedrocms Total Electric, Island Ktlchen OeK CablnfJ19 Master Bath, Heat Pump 740 245·9834. 19911 KICK·OFF CLASSIC Oouble·w•de Dream Homes $999 Down 5 99% tnleresl Rate F1ee Sat,lltte D• sh w/Purchase Only at 01kwood Horne• Nltro.wv & Acreage Lots Mtlgs Co.: we va Got The County Covered! Just Olt SR 1 Abova Chester Keebaugh Ra , 5 Acre Lots $14,000 Ea NE Meigs Co , Oyes\lllle Vary Remote 11 • Acres $10,500 Rutland, While& Hill Ad , Just 011 New Lima 16 Acres $14 000 Or 9 Acres St2 COO Danville, Briar Ridge • Gol! Rds · 7 ~eras Wllh Nice Pond $12006 , Or 8 Acres $13,000, Or ON SA 325 Nice Woodsd 11 Acres $ t 8 000, City Water, Many LIYing And Hunting Posslbllitle&l ' Gall/a Co.: GallipoliS Neighbor· hood Ad Nice t 0 Aere Building Site $19 000 Or 22 Acres With P.ond $21 .500 Cash Price Friendly Flldge, 8 5 Acres S7 .500. Public Water Bac!l; On The Market 10 Acres Teens Run Rd $12,000 Scenic Valley at Apple Grove, WV Building lots, single wtdes accepted public II- water, 20 minutes !rom new Bu!lato Bridge on Jerry s Aun Rd Clyde Bowen Jr 304 576 2336 ' Several .$ acre ptrcele· remote, beautilul land, Meigs County Sci· pJo Twp SR 692, ijost oH SA 143) owner financing ($1800 per acre) Call tor good map 740 593-8545 FOR RENT Trailer lot ~ocust Road Point Pleasant On Right 304·875·1076 Relerences Wo oded Lots, 3 5 Acres , Over looking Tree Farm Grover Ad Cheshire Area $9.900 00 And Up 740·367·0221 Or 740·367· 7242 360 Real Estate Wanted We Buy Land 30 -500 Acres We Pay Cash 1-800·21 3 8365 Anthony Land Co RENTALS 304·755-5885 5·Bedrooms 3·baths with over 2 OOOSQ 1t Under 1350/mo 1· 41 o Houses lor Rant 800 251·507Q t Bearoom Houae Amss From Campus $300/Mo Deposrt Ae· Quired, 74o-441· 1005 5 Bedrooms, 3 Ba!hS With Over 2 000 Sq Fl, Under $350/Mo, 1· 000·25 1- 5070 ABANOONEO HOME 3 Qed Room Locat&d on Cente· nary , State Rl 141 450 montt1 3BR Assume loan low Montt11y Payments Fln1ncing A1111l1ble 304·755·5566 3 Bedroom House, ROdney Area With Yard $450/Mo, With Oepos· it, 7-i0-441-1519, Ooubte Wide New S999·Down $237 per mo Free delivery & sel· ~ I 800-691-6777 E·Z Ftnanee Renters & ta1 Time Bvyers 2 & J Bedrooms Under $200/mo 1·BOo-2BI·5070 Easy Financa Renters & 1st Time Home Buyers We Have 2 & 3 Bt(lrooms Around S200 Month, Llmlttd Time Only! 1·800 ·2!1 1· 5070 Large H-.clion ol used hOmes 2 or 3 bedroom&. Starling at 12995 Oulcll: dell\lery Call 7•0-385· 9621 Plus Oaposh 740-14~6566 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, $300/Mo, 304·736-7295 Beech St Middleport , OH 2br, unfurnished house Depos it & relerencts 304 882-~566 1 ·I BEDROOM HOMES FROM S4,QOO Local Gov't & Bank Aepo 1 Call 1·800·522 2730, X 1709 Glenwood 3tlr 2 batn detached 2 car garage S300Jmo 304·!576· 2972 Large OICIIf Farm House For Rent. In Centenary, 3 Bedrooms, Aeleren cs & Oepo$1t ~equlred, S350(t.to , 7 40-446-4053 of OctOber. Free m home eatimatu Tn County Oi&lrlbutort, Ing S475, call 740·992 2239 days, 740-99:2 6301 8\lenlngs Tra•ler For Aenl Beautiful River VIew 198 Rtver Slreel Kanagua, Deposit, References No hts, 740-441.() 181 Foster TraJier Park Two bedroom trailer $260 month $280 depcslt, renter pays utilities 468 Dudding Lane Racine, 740· 992-9156 440 Apartments for Rent 1 al'ld 2 bedroom apartment& fur· nlshed and unfurnished, security deposit required no pels, 740· 992-221 8 1 Bedroom, Economical Gas Heat, WID Hook·Up Near Cinema S279!Mo , Plus Utlllhes, Dttposll & Lease R~ulred, 740-446-2951 2 Bedroom Townhouse Style Apartment tn Gallipolis. Central Air, Refrigerator /Range, 740·44t· 1519 2 Rooms & Bath No Kitchen, $200/Ma Oepo stt Required, ~II UtU1ties lnchJ19d 740·441-1005 , 2brlrm apll , total electric, appliances lurn•shed, laundry room lac•Hties, close to scr,ool In town Applicallans avallab e al Village Green Apts 149 cr call 740 992- 3711 EOH BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRiCES AT JACKSON ESTATES , 52 Westwolld Drive from $279 to $358 Walk to shop & mov•es Call 740-446-2568 Equal Houslno Opportunity Beech Street. Middleport. 2br lurnlshed, ulllltles paid deposit & references 304·882-2566 Chrloty'o Fomtly Living Apartmenla Pomeroy/Middleport Call740·992·45t4 Monday through SatlJrcto~ ~ 9 OQ.am 9 OOpm 1~2·3 bedrooma, St0\1&/relrlg a11allable Ullltt•es and cabl& paid, HUO accepted Children Wei· come Ask lor Christy 520 Sporting Goods 740-+16-4053 ~ Furnished 4 Rooms & Bath Completely Aedecprated Clean New Carpel No Pels Or Smoking, Rei· erencs & Oeposll Required, Also, Furnished 2 Rooms &. Bath, Upstairs, 740·446·1519 Furnished Apt Near library Employed Person Share Apartment Wilh Tea cher Gospel Singer We buy anUquu and partial of complete estates, ba~ Items, and old Fleslaware Jeans Furniture & Antl~ves Tuesda'l through Friday 11 am-4pm 145 North Second. Middleport 550 Baseball Jugs pltchlng machine. everything with It, exc concJ. Block, bnck, sewer plpal, windows, llntela, etc Claude Winters , Rio Grande, OH Call 740·245- 530 Antique• Buy or sell Rrverln e Anllqutt, 112"' E Main Street, on Rt 124, Pomeroy Houri M T W 10 00 am 10600pm,Sunday100to 6'00 p m 140·992·2526, Ruso Moore owner 54j) Miscellaneous " Merchandise "WARM upt• Furnace, Heat Pumps, & A1r Con· Oltlonlng Free Ettimatesl II You Don t Call Us, We Both Lose I Building Supplies 5121 560 Pets for Sale A Groom ShOp ·Pet Grooming Featuring Hydro Bath Don Sheela 373 Georges Creek Rd 740-446-0231 Adorable AKC partl·cotored Cocker Spaniels available tn 2wks Bred lor family pets $250ea & reference& 740 992· 6412 740·446-6306. \-800-291-0098 AKC Registered German· Rot· !weller F'upplea, With Shols 5 Wormed Parents we tl Tempered 740.446·8603 2 End Tables Has 2 Sliding Doors , 1 Nlghl Stand, Gooct Shapel $25, 7oi0·446-2428 4 P:M ,AKC Siberian Husky Pups, Blue Eyes, Pet Only $t25 Each Wl1h Breedmg R1ghts $175 Others 2 pc Early American living room eulte, $1 SO double dresser wit h mirror S30, venlless natural gas healer new never uud, 1S 000 BTU $150, assorted table lamps, 740 949 2328 3 Shan Ia Twa1n Tlc~els If Vou Take AU 3 Tickets ·· $75 Per Ticket, Or $90 Per Tlckel Cash Only, No Ralunds Call Aller 5'30 PM. 740-379·9376 64 Commodore computer w/desk $135 Electric clothes dryers S25ea Gas hot water lank $30 Gas !loor furnace w/all hOOk ups $100 1990 FleetwoOd mobile home 14~.:70 2br $10 000 1984 Monte Carlo e•c shape Sl 500 304-675-6512 "'304-675·3735 A collector's collection of cotlectl· bles Also an entire bollle collecllon, canning jars, entire basebBII and football co!lectlon, Saturday, 9·5 1634 lincoln Heights. (Bot· Furnished tbr apt great lor 1 per· son, clean, no pelS $250tmo plus electric $200 deposit 304· RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jackaon, Ohio, 1-800-537-9528 ternulto Lincoln Hill to the top I Rein or shine ATTENTION, MEN I All Nature! Formula For Mate Potency No Chemicals Woutdn t You Rather Try Something Natural? The Mtdlcat Shoppe 1480 Jackso n Pika. Galllpohs 740-448·2206 AKC Registered' labradcr Pup pie&, ChampiOn Bloodline, Black Yellow Chocolate 1st Shots Wor med $175 00 each 740 643· 2266 570 Musical Instruments 2 Alto Saxophont.>s $400ea Good playing condl11on 304·675· 3781 For sate· Bundy alto &axophane, like new, 740·992·3242 For Sale Console Plano Responsible Party Wanted To Make Low Monthly Payments On P1ana See Local!)' Call t ·800·268·6Z1 8 DIABETIC PATIENTS. ,You MaY 6& Ent•tled To Receive Your Ola· be!1c Supplies AI No Cost To You For Mere Information 1-888· 677 6561 t 996 John Deere 870 4 Wheel Drive With Loader Only 30 Hours 515 ooo 00 740 2860777 Electric Scooters. WMelchahs New Anc11Jaed, Stairway ElevaWheelchair And Scooter Bowman's Homecare 740· -'46-7283 nactor 5670 63 PTO 1-1 P 4 wheel drive, world famous air· cooled d~esel engme Goodyear Racllal tues all 4 wheel s, lnde· pendent 540 and 10b0 PTO t-ty. draullc wei Cltsc brakes all 4 wheels Dlllarenllal lock tronl & rear, tlua! hyelrauuc remo tes , ROPS and Canop~ 16x16 Transmission fully synchronized to r· ward & reverse &hunte zmc coated sheet metal 4 year or 4000 hour drive tram warranty Check your JD MF, f:NH or CIH deale r and see how lcnb they waHanly there dme tra1n Keel· er s S~rv•ce Center St At 87 PI Pleasant & Ripley Ad Leon, WV 25123 30-'-895 387-i Now Taking Applications- 35 West 2 Bedroom Townhouse Apartme nts. Includes Water Sewage. Trash $295/Mo , 1-'0· 44t·1618 7o40-446 0957 , 740· -"6·6515 One bedroom apanment m Mid· Clleport. all utilities pakt 1100 de pos1t. $270 month call 740 9927806 8am·!Spm One bedroom apt In PI Pitas· ant , furnished , ••tra nice & ~aan . Freezer bee!, 1 55 lb cu t, wrapped&> lroze, grain ted 740· 992 2143 or 740..992-6373 4<1&-3481 APT AVAILABLE NOW Twin Rivera Tower now accepting applications for tbr HUO subsld· lutd apt !or elderly and hand I· capped EOH 304-675 6679 '81 Grand Am LE, two door, 740742-2187 Farm Equipment Agca.Atlil Special HE'S NOT WORKIN 1 UP AN APPYTlTE IN MY WOODPILE!! I'LL · WOOD, GIT TH' PARSON WOOD!! FRANK & EARNEST 740-245~ 4-WDs NOW RtRINQ: RUIIAN CANNONIALLS 1980·1990TI'UCkl$100·$500 Pollee ImpoundS ~ AR Makes A\lailable 1-BD0-290-2262 x 3901 '' THE BORN LOSER /~NOyl yl~ t4AV~ A POLICY Of 'LA5T ttl~l>. flll5T flll~l>.' ,.. ~.. p' l'I.L e£1!.~T ~! 1995 S-10 Blazer 4x•. Low Mtlts, Garage Kept, Loaded, Mull Stt, • t980 ·1190 HONDA CAR6 $100 YOV 5tiOULl> • 304-675-3<148 . • 1978 Ford Fairmont. runs good $300, 740·992-7782 740-256·1222 ' ·$500 Pollee Impounds. All 2730 Ext 4420 Motorcycles •' I ~7A::0:-:·99:-::-2-_50_11_-:--:::--:::-- 1985 Corvetta automatic, leather In!erlor loaded with options In· eludes UV sunblocker glass top Babied garage kept nice car, Inlerasted In trading lor Harley Da· vldson Cali 304-675·6539 anytome 1996 Foreman 400 4X4, Show Blade, SUck Stoppers, Floor· boarda, Backseat Pads lnol $4,900 00 740·367·7755 7~ Boats 1985 R)(Z, no motor transmls· slon or interior, nice body, was drag raced, $800 or trade for old & Motors ·• for Sale 1990 Cobia, 18' open bow, 120 hp , top and bow covsr, good con· ir GM body, 740 843-5283 dillon. $5000, 74o-992-ool7 1986 Cadi Sedan Deville while , Boat House With lilt, located At 4dr very mea, lol& of new parts Galllpplla Boat Club, Great Pre· $3 500 304-675 1783 lecllon For Your Boat 740·4466253, Evenfngs 1985 Lincoln Town car, V-8, new !ires & transmlsaion Ia&'/ on Summers not ovarl Kawa&aki gas. runs great, 740-949·2253 STS Jet ski, still under warran1y, three sealer, 83 horsepower, 1986 Mercedes Benz 420 SEl bought new JUI'I or '97, three Mercedes lop ol the line luxury matching Kawasaki Ski vests and sedan very good cond, !Ike new trailer au go with 11 Priced to seM, Inside & out All opllons. sell $4200 740.949·2203 or 740·949new IQr $74,000 Buying new 2045 wtll cOn!>lder trade lor a Benz will sacrllice lor St4,500 goOd pootoon boat Call304·675·8539 760 1987 Chevy Caprice Station WagQJ\ Needs Work, $500 740· 1986 Bonnev•lle lE maroon 4dr, new t1re s & brakes ·good cond $3 200 304·675-5792 alter 5pm 1988 Bu•ck Century, automaUc V 6 engine, 8~>:cellent condition !j 8,800 m1las $4000, call 304· 773 5173 ' 1988 Bulcl Century 4 Doors, Call 140·256-1424 Ask far G Green 1989 Cavalier A.Uiomatlc 30,000 ~lies On Motor 1,994 Toyota ... orolla AutomatiC Loaded 740· 446-1610 t 9S9 Ctlevy Suburban loaded, E~~:cellent Condlt•onl '25,000 1990 Dodge Daytona rlfd. 5spd, new !Ires ps, pb, pm 93 000 m1les. great gas mileage, rntnor body damage $t ooo 304-5762797 t t990 Dodge Daytona , Automat1o, 2 Doors Hatchback Sunroof. AM /FM Cassette, A1t, 92 1000 MileS $2,800 740·367·0687 1990 Plymou!h Accla•m LX, 6 cylinder e•cellenl condition $2000 Your area bush hog dealer lor ports rotary cullers loaders, till ers limsh mowers , ecr Car m1cl1ael s Flum & lawn midway between Galllpolts & Rio Grande Onlo on Jackson Ptke 740·446· 2•12or 1·80Q.f94·1111 Grubb's Ptano· tun ing & retlalrs Problems? Need Tuned ? Call the plano Or 740 446 4525 Your Area John Deere Dealer For Reslelent•al And Commerc•al Lawn EQuipment Compact Utility Tractors From :20 To 39 HP Ail S•zts 01 4 WO And 2 WD Farm Tractors, Hay Equipment, John Deere Skid Stear Loaders Cfledl: With Us About Financing On lawn Tractors .4nd Loii¥ Rat~t Fl· nanclng On New And Used Equlpmen1 Carmichael's Farm & Lawn Galllpol[s OH 740-446 2412 I ·S00-594 1111 1993 Green Eagle VISIOn, TS,I, Good Condition , $7 ,ooo 080. 74o-256 6382 1994 Norris Clayton 14X70, 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths 2 Decks CA, 8X10 Metal Bulldln.g, 740·256· 6851 1995 Doc:lge Neon 4 Dr Loaded! $5.000 080 740-441 0584 1995 T Bird, 55,000 ml111, Ea lreme Edlt1on 4 6 V·8 $10,200 00 740-388-8619 1996 Ford Taurus Excellent Condition, Low Miles 7o40-245 9525 DOWN , ........... cry 2- .... wld 3-.!11 4A{I<.11..,a,. 5 Equine .......... I Imposer 7lmell ..... • Gun fllltl. - ae=l::U • 33LietrJI caudldalas 12 Cliteh 22 Not moving 23~.) eiglllol 11 Ending lor • Dt1nk-r lleiiH 10-bDyl 11 lOr. 8plnb 3111MID- Pus Pass North Eul 1. •• z• Pua 3 NT 2A 21Begl myllely 28 PMble IIMch unft 27 Author "' Piclllc au-the Ioree IJI All pau 30- -· lndlane 31 Holde 37 Now11ulllx 38Provlalonl Asking for a stopper Alder The next use of a cue-bid isn't well-known among less eKperienced players. An opponent ha.~ bid a suit. You are ooperate 1o get into three notrump. but you don't have a stopper tn that opponent's suit. How do you a.~k partner tf he has a slopper? Answer: You cue-bid the opponenl's su1t. This ts often called a Western cue-btd, sometimes a directional ask· ing btd. _ How do you dtslingu:sh thts from !he strength-showing cue-bid mentioned yesterday? Well, normally the Western cue-bid occurs on the second or third round of the auction, not the first. And it typically arises after an opponent overcalls (l~ough it can be used after an opponent open• ). Look at the Nonh hand. Whal should he bid on the second round7 He has the values for game. but doesn'tl:ke spa!les. Also, we never go oul of our way to play in a minor when no-trump is feasible. Yel North doesn't have a heltrl stopper. Let the Westem cue-bid rtde to the rescue_ Two hearts as~s partner to bid no-lrump wilh 1> stopper. , West leads the heart· seven. If East ha.~ bOth mt~stng aces, the contract ts surely dead. But if WeSI has only 1wo hearts-- as the biddtng suggests •• and one of the aces, the contract IS makable a,, long a.' declarer due It' the fir.;ttrick. South wins lhe heart return and plays a diamond. Here, when Wesl wins wilh the ace, he doesn'l have another heart 10 lead. {Note m pass:ng that tf South starts with a club, no1 a diamond. at trick three. West should play the jack. Then East should win ' w1th his ace I and re1um a club, defeating the con. tract.) 40 Unconventional 41 F•m yield 42N.aveol eopen,.g., ..... '43llocllcal 45 Planlal411 Aulh. unknown 47 Group"' 48 110 New gas tanks a body parts D & R Auto, Ripley, WV 304 372· 3933"' 1-110(1.273-9329 by Lull Campos ~Cipher ctc:t•••tNc....wdlrornquo' II • by lamowptOPie, put ll"ld I)I'WMI!'A Ed 1n . . c1ptt« 111n111 tor lnCIItw ray, mu. s tqUM: F •H'!T ZTDJLTG DLNJM KHXA HX AYJXR VT H L N XADX WTBWZT AYJXR NTLTJDZZII XADL DVBYX MBY X AT F. BWJDA KHLSJTII PREVIOUS SOLUTION "I have lorced mvae" to conlradicl mysoll1n order lo aVOid conformll)g 10 my own Iaale • - (~rench artist) Marcel Duchamp • TMATMAILJ PUULII I ABIWEL PRINT NUMIEHO LETTfRS IN THE$£ S9UA!ES 111.111 SCRAM-lETS ANSWERS Excrse - Index - Cferk- Adhere - EXERCISE One woman to another· 'Mtddle age 1s when caut1on tS the only thtng you EXERCISE " I FRIDAY OCTOBER9l 93 Dutchman 24 It , very good condition, new air condtlloner $8 500, 74o-74N023 SERVICES 810 Home I J ~~~~::~=~~~~~~~Should Improvements BASEMENT WATER!)ROOFING UncondiUonalllletlme guarantee Local references lurnlshael Es· tabilshed 1975 Call 24 Hrs (740) 446 0870 1·800·287·0576 AogersWaterproottng A!I!ITRO,,QRAPB Appliance Paris ~nd Service All Name Brands Over 25 Years E•· perience All Work Guaranteed French City Ma'ltag , 740·4-'6 / C&C General Home Main'· tanance - Patntmg, vmyl sld 1ng,, carpentry, doors w1ndaws. baths, mob•te hOme repair and more For lree eslimate call Chat 740-992· 6323 Prolesslonal 20yrs experience w111'1 oil masonery bnck, Olock a slone Also room additions, 08 . rages, etc Frea estrmates 304 77J 9550 840 Electrical and Refrigeration Residential or commercial Wiring, new servtce or repall'$ ~asttt.r Ucensed alactrlelan ~ldenour Electrical, WV000306 30•·675· 1786 ' :.,___; ' ) H X F B J T' 1975 23 Motor Home, 350 En· g1ne Stove Aelrlgerator, Ball'! Sho~ner, Furnace, Sleeps 8 60 ooo Mrtes. $4 ooo, 740-446· 1287 I :-::---:::--'---- pelr CELEBRITY CIPHER ' Campers & Motor Homes t::"' ltlp? lhlchecl 52 1YPe IJI bran 531'VOCCMaoty 6'UNSCIAMilE AIIOYE lETTfRS TO GET ANSWfl I 740-245 5677 ornatnenl a.-..,. 25 Building dlegr8m Opening lead: • 7 • 7795 3240 Wetl AI>IVWAV, HERE I AM BACK I-lOME A6AlN .. I 60ES5 I'M REALL'f PRETTV LUCKV.. Auto Parts & Accessories 790 I 57 Ulle . . "" • • Budget Priced Transmlss•G:~ns and Engtnes, All Types, Access To Over 10 000 TransmlssJone, Ml:es. S9 ooo 740 245--5797 G E Portable washer & dryer Magnavox t9-ln color TV Bunk beels house s1ereo-, 64 Nlnlellda. Sony play station, I O·in MTX car apeakers, crossbow, tree stand Brother word processor 304 675· 7163 No-992-5053 I NEED , 5 1991 Pontiac LE 4 door loaded, good conditio n $3300, 740·667· adverllalng cottecUbles Peps t etc Including olcf tin Vans & lot-...,. \ 91 Probe, automatic, ale, PW 1991 Dodge 314 Ton, •x-' 2SQ; runs & looks great. highway mues, Cummins Turbo OleHI, Excellent 13600,740-742-3711 ' Condition, Loaded, $12.000. 7-40· 388-&453. 1950 Mercury, 4 door, sport Sedan, high pertorm~nc:e llat head 1991 Ford P/U F150 4 WO, Au-' engine. $5,000 7"0.949-2248 tomallc, .41r Tilt Cruise 9-',000 ~1970 Monte Carlo Extras. $1200 ~~~~~~ ~tfte::~~ 17 •000 : hOBO 1986 Suzuki Samurai LoW Miles Otpendabtt $2,000, 080 1994 Ford Explorer XLT 4x•. V·B, 740..367·7594 4 Doors. 64,500 Miles Loaded, Champagne, $14,!500, 740-441· 1977 Corvette. 350 Automatic, T- 0107 Top White with Tan Interior 50 000 miles Good Condition 1995 5·10 Blazer 4X4, LT paok· Best Offer 74~>-+U~-1021 age, 4dr. llalher Interior, SHARP! 74()-992 7143 'I;:;Fo;nu;;"";.·~$21l~,~N:ii;jo-99~2·5~2~32~;;;;: 730 89 Cougar run1 good, looka good low milea, lady driven, 740. 992-2358 after •pm weekdays, anytime weekendl 6 500 740'379 2189 TY Sean Its lor Slit, Glory, $30, 5478. ""'dar'· For Sale 165 MF TraCtor Diesel front End ~oade r, ReaJ T1re 80% Heavy hand crocheted tablecloth 84'1172• never used $125, walnut qtJih raci<, $60,740-992-2961 Owner. $12.000.00 . '88 llnco!n Towne Car. mce I etean, 740·992·2358 alter -41Jm anytime - " " ' Furuno Marine all channel radio antenna co~~tx, power ~upp ly , like new 304·875·8165 No pols 304·675·1366 Tara Townh.ouse Apartments , Very Spactous , 2 Bedrooms, 2 Floors CA 1 112 Bath, Fully Car· peted Pallo, No Pets Lease Plus Secur•tY Deposit Required. 740 · Autos -for Sale . . . . . . By Phillip 199-' Ford F150 PU 4X4 &Cyj. ~ P.B , P 6 , Autolran1, AJC, AMIFf! Cassette Plus Topper, Bed Uner. Trailer Hitch W/Eieclrlc Brake Control very t.ow Milage. One 1987 Plymouth Colt 5 Speed, Standard, Runs And Handles Great! $1 ,000 1991 Gao S1orm 1 GSt New Tires Runs And Han· dtes E•cettent, Greal Condlhont Call 740.245·5984 1988 GMC Truck 2 tan N&w l-lol land 717 Field Chopper Ed1son Mayes 304-675 1858 Far Sate, Washer and Dryer $t0000 Each 740·245-5946 condoti0r1.15.500. 304-671H050. 368 8406 Day b.ad with mauress $125, ktng size bed -In-a bag $40 engage ment nng $125 740·949·1023 653-0347 1:=.=....:., _______ TRANSPORTATION 1968 Honda CR12S, txcellenl condlllon. S1600 will conaide\' trade lor utulty lour wheeler cal French City Pet Grooming by Ap po1n1ment " Ultra W11h Bathing Sy1tem• 650 Second Ave Galli· polls 740-446·1528 CAN I HEL.P WITH SUPPER? •• 2 NT 1993 S·1 0 Tehot Blazer 2 whelt drive, 141 ,000 mUel, excellen~ 1982 Cullass Suprema 2 0, 260 V8 GOod Condition, $1 500 00 Firm 740-992.,.568 Gracious Uvlng t and 2 bedroom apartmsnts at Village Manor and Riverside Apartments m Middle port From $2-49·$373 Call 740 992·5064 Equal Housing bppor· tunllkt& Now Taking Appli ca tions For El· derly & Disabled FmHA For Ap pllacatlons Call 74D·H6· 4639 , Equal Mousing Opportuntry 205(1. Jack Russell terrier pupp1es 7 weeks old first &hots. wormed lalla' docked 5250 each 740· Jack Ru&sel! Terrier Pups, Tails Docked Dew Ctaws Removed 740·441-Q68t BARNEY 1993 Chevy s-10 2wd, 2 18, v-&, 7410 698-7055 Soulh 51Pd. vtrr goOd cond. $5,000! 304-675-3954 : 2586 610 Far sale· membership at Ro'la l Oak Aesort Club, make otter, 740.. For 1ale- 7 year old Fleglttettd Ouart11 horae mart, well broke, $1500, Arabian gelding, 9 )'tara OICI, Will broke, 11200, 740·742· $100 740 446 6627 Church pews lo• sale, 12 twelve loot 4 ten loot, $200 each 740· 949·2217 Now Tektng Appllcallons For El· derly & Disabled Equa! ' Houslng Opporlunlr;, Call 740·'"6·4639 Club Calves, Maine Crou A I SW«t B Hei1efl 740-448-8586 1980 Honda Goltlwlng 1100: 16,000 miles, $1800, 740-992, Furnished Elflcl1mcy all utilities Paid Downstairs $27~ 00 Month 919 Second Ave 740 446·3945 304-675-6734 LOMMeuagt ~==· 21 . . Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: North 1991 Chevy work truck, 1500. Series, 8 cylinder automatiC.' 72,000 mllea , runa very good: n!Citruck, $5250 OBO 7.40·7•2-: 1400 • 19Bt Monte C811o $400 304 458· Bund'l S·Flal Clartnel Bundy It E· Flat Saxophone Gemlnhardt Flute var~ety 01 Current And Re· 11red Ty Bsanle Babies And A Smith And Corona Word Proces sot All In Mint Condlt10n! 740 For Sale FlU Dirt Will Deliver 740-533-0689, 0< 74o-533- 1 !' _... a 1988 Chevrolet S-10 Truck, Ac· tual Mlltt 26,000 Good Condlliorl, $3,500, 740-379-2773 0769, henlngt Belore 9 PM. 1ypl 34 •• a , ... , 31 !Crcl1aaw I 7 B4 3 • A Q • 10 3 • 53 2 1985 Chovy S·10 4x4 Ext. Clll>. : 2.8 $3 ,700 Rtil Good ShaiN. 740-318-8472,740-388-0011 . Club Call Slit S...ro & HtiferiSaturdt)l, October 17th. 12 PM. Lawrence County Fairground•. State Route 7, Proctorlvllle All Calvea Born & Aai&ed In La· wrance County Call 740-643- • A 8 4 South & 740 245-5443 New Apartm ent 1 Bearoom , In Alo Grande All Ulltltles Pald, Some Walking Distance To Cam· llUS Ask ing $380/Mo, 740·245· 5100 Appros. Ish Mower, Like New $1 ,000 00 710 •JID97 ee t • Act ....... • 11 , .., •• ~~~~~~ 14 Wild ciDI...i 11 Dtlj: drJ llllric: 5I I c:ech.- :~'- .. Q% • K J 10 • 754 • A 6 2 '19 Ford Ranger XLT Extendeel~ Cob, 5 speed. V.a, ... auiN, Ill,, excellent condllton, no rust,~ 72,000 mllto, 14700, 740-949- · 2543 • 500 Ll>s. $27S.OO. 5h. WOods Fin- 043(], 10 8 5 • 7 3 Trucks for Sale Makes Available, can 1-BOOo5ZZ· 740-446·4335, 16 00·9 00 PM) Lafayette Man, Galllpoll& 2 Bed rooms 2 Balh& AI' UtiiH ias In elU ded $450/Mo Deposit Re· ~ulred, 7o40.44t·1005 w- 720 Bantam Chk:k.en1, Exotic BtHd, Sam Scmervllle'l O'IQinat Army Camouflage belide oTSanoyvlltt Poll Office Frt-Sat & Sun f2· Noon-Spm. Other Oaya-Hrs CaK Barnett Crou Bow 2 Bows , Bushnell SCope, AU Accessories Reaaonable,,740-379·26 15 304-675-3631 740-44HM25 Charoialt Slttr Waterline Special. 3f4 200 PSI $21 95 Per 100, 1" 200 PSI $37 00 Per 100, All Bra11 ComPfelllof'l Fittings In SCO<* While Weallngnouse relngerator, no frost wllh lcemaker, t8 cubic feet, 3 ~earl old Mual sell, mov- Old Ouaner Air 5 month Old Walker Coli. 740-317·0041 or • J ..... 17 Fort •KQJea • K Qe Eut Wnt 1988 Spectrum l 1180 Ford Tllundlo1>lrd 4.a Trellor Sod lintor-~ 304475-5730 WreciiK ·ae Ttmpo tor parts, goo<l ...... ttc . 1400. 740-9412871 e Ytw Old Ouaner Hoo1e ...,., 2 ,...._. &AK • 5 4 % -• 28 Holstein heillro, duo I4Jrn1i. en from Qd. It Mar. d from same tarm, 740-992-2143 or 740-992p 6373. 7-1!740 Nortli 11117 Clll¥y l.udWII, MWII AJC, Crui" Control, Excei'-M Condllion, Sell. 113~. 740-M:!· Livestock 630 "" 1-1100-352-3147 2671. 675·2651 Call For Free Maps • Owner Ft· nanclng lnlo Take 10°/• Off L.lsted Prices On Cash PurChases! SAlE-Kitdltn Cabinotl 53%0FF 1111 "'""' H pu<CIIUed by tho end Two lhowcatel, <4 & 5' StOOl bolrl; Hunter front and atlgnmen1 machme best ofler: 740·9•9· 1·100 2S1·5070 926-3426 7313, Walk , 740-4ol&-7537 2 & 3 Bedr'oom QuaJJiy by Pliont We Finance land ,J Home With Aa Utll' As $500 Down 1·606· s.. Good Uted Tread MIU $150, ~ead1 · Heart Rate Milet You REPO'llt For Sate Vindale 70FT X 14FT Wrth Expanda 2 Bdr, 20FT LR , Large Matter Bdrm , Ex:c Cond , On Renled Lot, Ready To- Move Into 740-446·1409 Kitchen To Go Fer Salt. Btlore Aemoved From Hou... 740-4-48- Trampolne.l15. 740-441-1021 5070 992-6757 eslllor Judy 800-2&3-~ ~modeN~ Complett 9 OOPM 1-00G-325-7831 Qualify 8~ Phone. 1·800· 251- Two bedroom trailer, good condl· lion, mull be moved, 52500. 740· Prt-llr- 149 inl1llltation, 0111y 125.91 per montn, flee bO,ut, SATELLITE SYSTEMS 18' flepo 1 For Salt, 2 a 3 Ele<lroomo Houll trailer 01'1 BrOctd Run Act 2 Mites !rom Sporn Plant 3br 1-112 balhl, 2 add1d on rooms lot garage , 2 A/C 's household Items 1': - - - - - - - - - - D11h $19 99 per Mo/'Hh An Aboul Free Programming. No Credit Check From 8 OOAM • 304-7~ . Repoed Double Wide On Lot 304-7:JB.7295 JET •AERATION MOTORS Ropairecl in s-. Cal Ron Evano, &I«JJ.537~ 304-273-5655 AVAILABLE. $17,000 304-882-3428 PRIME LOCATION 4<1&-9110 3 Houses Near K·M•rt 2: Older Occupied Aentals Mucn Newer Brlq~ With Full Basement Wtth 3 Rooms Up!Stlllf5 All On UO Fl x-'00 Ft Fenced lol Wllh 1 Big TwO St6ry BlOCk Building & One 10Ft xtO Ft Metel Building Can 111clude Sw1mm1ng Pool, $175000 pace or ani cond 1Uoned, S210-S300, aawer. S~lln Mafc:e oiler- free heat, mutt Jell three bedroorrt. two bath ranch w1tf1 10 aertt, ga~ well lnground pool, !oiled tor $98 000 thla oprlng. ngs 310 0< Monthly Ra1et. ONLY 3LEFT 363-6662 REAL ESTATE RaiOI, 1999 32x&O Norris Special Order Nevtr LNed In: Mull Sell! Buyer Loaf Opllon On Ptoperty Once In A Lll11lme Savlnga! 1 800-251-5070 4000 Abandoned Home Take Over Payments, Or Make Ollar 1·800· This newspapbr wtll no1 know1ngry accept advertisement~ lor roal os1a1e whiCh IS 1n VIOiaiiOn Ol lho law Our raaoars are neroby informed that all dweUmo:; ·adverh!ad tn th 1s nowspapcr are ava•lable on ttr'l e1lual oppMuOI!y oasts --· OAKWOOO-ES IITfiO, WV. New 18x80 S500..00Wn S24!-per mo Free a•r. 1k1rt t -800-691- $999 Down on any 98 model Doublewlde In stock Free Dellv · ery Ca111-800-891-5177 ' AU roal ostme adverUs1ng In lhts newspapet 1S sUbJeCIIO the Fodoral Fa1r Housmg Acl of t968 whtch ma~os 111ilogat to advert1se any prelorence llml181lon or dtscr•mlnat10n based on race color roiiQion sex tamitlal statu s or national orlgm or any 1n1ontton lo make any such preferenco llmllal•on or <I!Scrhnlna110n Gl 4 110UR BATH $109 tabllh Qny AI Gaiiii)OI•t 3 Bedrooms. All New Furnace. Windows Hot Water Tank, Aocl, 1-'0-•41·1021 740- Furntture repair, rehnlsh and res· !oration, lllao custom ort;iers Ohio Valley Refinishing Shop, Larry Georges Portable Sawmill, don't haul your logs to the m1N just call 1'-----=-----=--NEW 14110 IIR ronlmg 304-875-4054 (Loril"' 7...,... Hl1~ (Konl) 304-674-0128 PMJI;ls, 740 992-6576 14>70 IMJO-()own ··~-pt< Fr. . air til:lrt 1·100·891· \ltnyl , new vinyl '• i:ltck. «JMtUon, 2102 Annltton Drivo •.J Pomt Pltasant. WV trtd to Upper 70'1, will c:0<11ld0r Houle 10<3 land- Letart Faltl, 2 11 2 acrta, 350' river frontage , 5 room1, 2 1tory, electric only TPC avadabfe. ne1d1 TLC, good tlxtruppsr tor handyman, 74C.·9481· Cinema• . 6howtl.,. l Oionoy. Construction Wo-• Wok:omo :-:-:-:=::::-:::-:~~~~:-J7...,...1._ 740-.441-MaJ 2 1 3 bodroom mol>ilo homH, 460 S f R BrOwner 31< Chele Motel lowell Rttet 111 Town, Newly Rtmoc:lt,..,, HSQ, 111118 Goo 2 Doors. 4 ~ 4or, Auto, Air. 53,000 loll~l, ss.1oo oeo, 1<10-2Y B:l«l " ' - 10 Plaut • Pu:alll 1Weoffa:•r· n ~ , , a tlllill .!Moll I ly Saturday, Ocl 10, 1998 Look for 1he coming year to do a /l:p-Onp on you. espectally wuh things thai have a duttl uO'ecl on your malenal well-bemg. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23l Luck IS on your side 1oday. In order 10 ulihze ils energy. v;sualtze your.;elf a.' a wm- 1 ner und avoid taking 1111y unnecessary risks. Trying 10 p~tch up a broken romance'/ The A'lro-Graph Matchmaker can help you understand what 10 do 10 make the rehllionship work. Mail $2.75 10 Matchmaker, do this newspaper, P.O. Bo• 1758, Munuy Hill Station, New York. NY 10156. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov_ 22) When allempting unything ofsignif· icance today, stick to ~rtnership arrangements. You 'II be a lucky charm for others und vice versa. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dcc. 21) What you do tor other.; today, I you'll also be doing for yourself. u friend come to you asking for ass:stunce, ...,,pond wtlh open arm!'~ and a ~mile. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) The people you know socially could help you secure some 1ype of special favor. This ts only because they hke and believe in you. AQUARIUS (Jun_ 20-Feb. 19) Don't be ufmtd lo put out mu.imum :tlort loday m order lo achieve your ~ims. li's that kind of day where the harder you work, the luckierryou'll be. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) If you play hfe as a game ruther than n war. everylhing will work outlo yoor hkmg today. Taking your involvements too seriously could hinder you ARIES (March 21 -April 19) Mnlertally speaking, lhi.~ could be a nuher impress:ve <Illy for you. Roll up your sleeves and get to work to bring home a whopper ot a paycheCk. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You'll need somelype of social out- ' let tnd11y to gmlify expectations and urges. However. reslnct yourself to fnends with whom you share a comfort zone. · _GEMINI (May 21-J~~e 20l As t1me ucks on today. you could be in for snme ~urprises in terms of how much you·ve accumulated More gets accompltshed when th:ngs are done 111 u slow. steady Jl'ICC . CANCER (June 21-July 22) Developments lhat have political ovenones could work 111 your ~ene· fil today If you properly promolc whal you have to oft'er, all the support you need will be fonhco.mi ng_ LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You've always enJoyed being the giver Allow the same joy for your frtends today. If you're in need of assi~tance. accepl favors with grnc:ousness and thanksgiving. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Because you are presently supponing somelhing thai will possess posttive resuhs, your influence over ~our peers will be a1 its highesl peak 1oday. .. �. Page 12 • The Dally 'Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport; Ohio .. ' • Friday, October 9, 1998 Along the River Apostolic Church of Christ To,.., Plaltoo a PHI Cbon:h of J..., Cbrial Apotlollc ..._,, Cltttrdo ot Cluill 212 W . Main St Sundoy School . 9 Lm. Wonhip - !Oa.m. Tuesday Sorvi«s • 7:30p.m. VanZandl and Ward Rd. Pastor: James Miller '' Sunday School . 10:30 a.'m. bening- 7:30pm.· ~~~ Sendee• • 7:30 p.m. Pomeroy Ka!htrin Foster Clergy · and Minister: Danny Bias Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m ., 7 p.m. Wednesday: Services - 7 p.m. Holy Sundly School II :00 a.m. www, fropct.net! --deanery romrroy w., ..kl, Churdo orCbrtsr Ub<rty Anrmbly or God Mason, W.Va. Pastor. Nell Tc:nnant Sunday Servia:!!>· 10.00 a.m. and 7 p.m. Thursday Prayc:r Meeting - 7 p.m. Wedne5day Services · 7 p.m. 31057_State Roule 325, L.angsvlle PastOr: Dr. J.D. Young Hopo Baptist Cburdl (South.,.l Pastor: Jim Dilly S70 Orant St., Middleport Sunda)' school - 9 :3() a.m. Worship · 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday Service · 7 p. .m. Dan•llle Holl..,. Church Middleport thufclt or Cllriol Slh and Main Pastor: AI Hanson Yourh Minisrer: Bill Frazier · Baptist Ro5t or Shlron HolinHS Church leading Creek Rd., Rutland Pastor; Rev , Dc'wey King Suriday s.chool- 19:30 a.m. Sunday wOrship· 7 p.m. Wedne5day prayer meeting· 7 p.m. lloa,.,.allow Rid&• Church orChrill Poutor:Te:rry Stewart Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Servias · 6:30p.m. Zion Church of Christ Pomeroy, Harrisonville Rd. (Rt.143) Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Worship . 10:30 a.m., 7:00 p.in. Wednesday Services . 7 p.m. lnstrumen_lal Pastor: Terry SleW an Worship Service. 9 a.m. Communion· 10 a.m. P;l!'tlur. E. L1m~r O'Bryant Sund;t\' Schnol - Y:JO a.m·. wor .. hip ·. 10:45 a.m., 7:00p .m. Wednt:l>dl!Y Service~ . 7:00p.m. Hysoii Run Holiness Chur<h Sunday School· 10:15 a:m. Youlh· 5:30pm Sunday. Fint Baptist Chufch P.1:.tor: MJrk M(lrrow (Jfl! and P;d mc f Sl .. Mtddh:port Sund :l) Schuol - 9: 15 :.~ . m. Racine Flnl Bapllit Pastor: Rick Rule Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship · 10:40 a.m., 7:00p.m. Rutland Church or Christ Sund:iy School ·9:30a.m. Wednuday Services· 7:00p.m. · Silve)\ Run Bapllst Worship· !0:30a.m.. 7 p.m. Pas10r: Bill Lillie • Sunday School· JOn.m. Worship · 1I a.m. , §:30 p.m ..1 Wcdncsd<J)' Services• 6:.30 p.m. Mt. Union Baptise Pa~tor . Joe N. Sayre Sunda" School-9:45 a.m. Evc.ning .· 6:30p.m. Wcdnc:sday ServiceS • 6:30p.m. Pastor: David DeWitt Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m. apd b p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:00p.m. Rutland Community Church Pastor: Re\'. Roy McC.any Sunday School· 9:30a.m . Sunday Evening· 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Bradford Chui'th of Chrlsl Corner of St. Rt 124 & Brudbury Rd. Minisler: Doug Shilmblin Youth Minister: !Jill Amberger Sunduy S.:hool - 9:30 :~.m. Worship - M:OU a.m., JU:30 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday ScrvicCs - 7:1.10 p.m . Hickory Hllia Church ofChriol '· Evangelist Mike Moore Bethlehem Baptist Churth ,. Grc:Jt Bend. Route 124. Riit:ine, OH Po•.,tor : Daniel Berdine Suoday-Scho(ll - 9:30a .m. Sunday Worship · 10:30 a.m. & 7 p.m. Wednesda y llibk Sludy ·7 :00p.m. Old Bethel Free Will B.ll!ptist Chun:h ~H601 Sr. R1 . 7, Middleport 6und:J)' School · 10 u.m Ewnin~ · 7:30p.m. Thur~day Sl!rvicc:s • 7:30 Sunday School . 9 a.m. Wonhip · 10 •·!" .. 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services • 1 p.m. U~rty Jtnl1es E. Keesee Worship · IUa.m., 7 p.m. , Wednesday Ser\liccs - 7 p.m. · faith 8aplisl Church Rnilroac.l Sl., Mnson Sundny School · I0 a.m. Worship· llu.m., 6 p.m. Wcdnt'•H.Iay Service!. · 7 p.m. Sunday School · 10:00 a.m. Our Saviour Lutheran Church Walnut and Henry Sts., Ravenswoo.d, W.Va. Pastor: David Russell ', Sunday School- 10:00 a.m. Worship· 11 a.m Sl. Poul Lulhonn Chun:h Corner Sycamore & Second St., Pomeroy Rev. Donald C. Frilz Sunday School· 9:45 a.m. Wors.hip ~ II a.m. Hartlord Churth oiChrislln Chrisii1A Union Hanford, W.Va. Pustor:Jim Hughes Sunduy School • II u.m . Wors~1p · Y:30 il.ff! ., 7:30p.m. Wednc~day Ser\lices- 7~ 30 p.m. · Fon:sl Run Dllptlsl Pa~lor ArilJ:-o-11urt Suntby Sdmol·· 10 u m W(H~hip · II am United Methodist Graham United MC.thodist Worship - IJ:3H il.m. (hi & 2nd Sun), 7:3(1 p.m. (Jrd & 41h Sunj W!!dno.:sdily Service. 7 : ~0 p.m. Church of God Mt Moriah Baptist Fnurtlt & Main S1 .. Midf.Jiepurt Pa,tnr: Rev. Gi lhcn Craig. Jr. ' Sund :~ y S!.:hool. 11:.10 a.m. Mt. Olhe United Methodli!il Off J 24 he hind Wilkesville Pustor: Rev. Rolph Spires Sunduy School- 9:3U 11.m . Won•hip • JO:J(l 11 .m., 7 p.m. Thursday Strvicc:-. • 7 p.m. · Rill' inc Paslor: Re'W . Jumcs S<illcrfidd Sunduy School· 9:4~ :~om . Evening . 7 p.rn . Wec.lne!->day Servi~.:cs . 7 p.rn Wor!'!hip . 10:45 a.m. Antiquity Baptl~t Sundu~' Sch01.1l· 9 : ~11 . n . m . Wor.,:hip . I0:45a .m Sund;~)· £"'cnfng · ll:Otl p.m. . Meigs Cooperallve Parish ~ Norlh~ast Clusler Airred Pil~tor: Sharon H ;1u~man Sund:1y S~.:hatll - V:-30 a.m. Worship - II a.m., ldO p.m. Rulland Cburth ol God . Paslor : Ron Hea1h , -.. Suoday Worship · 10 o.m., 6 p.m, Wednesday Services· 7 p.m . Rulland fn't' Will B·apti'st • '·Salem St ' fla.,ltlr : Rev. Paul Tay lor ~u nd~v School - 10 a.m. Ev"cnin!l · 7 p.m. W~:dnc:o;dny Scr\·iccs • 7 p.m. S)·racusc Flrsl Church of Cod Apple and Second St~ . Pastor: Rc:v , David Russett Sundil)' Sl'ho(lftJnd Worship· 10 a.m. hening Scr\lil'1:S· 6:30p.m. WcdncM.Jay Servict.•s . 6:3U p.m. Catholic ltd Mulh~· 11y A\\'., Pnmo.:ro.1. 'J'J?- 5~9H Pa, IM . RL' V. WahL·r 1..: Hctn7 Sat. Con. -IA:'-_:i L~p . n• .: fl.1u:-.~ · 5:.'0 p.m. Sun . ( !Jn . -:-;.45·9: 15 :1.m.. Sun. Mots~ · 9JU ;1 .m . Daikt Ma~J<o- X:JU :1.n1 . ~ O.J. Whih: Rd. off St . Rt . 16(1 • Pa~lur: P.J. Chapm;m Sunday School • 10 il.m . Wor~hip. II a.m. Wcdnt:sc..l<iy Services · 7 p.m. ilast'Or: Slmron 1-k•u.~man ' Wur:-.hip .IJ ;1 .111. Sunda)' S\:huul · !U il.m . Thursday ~crvicc.,. 7 p m Joppa Pa~t or : Uob Randolph . Wor;,hip · YJO a.m. Sund;1y S_d mnl·. 10: 3~1 a.m. Sunday ~hool· 9:15a.m. W<rlhip • 10:30 Lm. Bible Sludy Tueoday • 10 a.m. Trinity Church Second & Lynn, Pomeroy , Pilslor: Rev. Rolimd Wildm;m Sund<~y s~:hool ani.! worship IU::!5 Pastor: Keith Rader Rutlaad Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Hobton ChrlsUu Followablp Church. Sunday sef'lice, 10:00 a.m.• 7:00p.m . Youlh fellowship Sunday. 7:00p.m. Salem Cooler Sunday School . 9:15a.m. SnowY lilt Worship· 9 a.m. . Belhony Pastor: Dewayne Sluder Sunday School . lO a.m. Worship~ 9 a.m . Wednesday Service~· 10 a.m. t 264 South Seooodl\vo.-Mill<llopurt, OH 451fl0 MOWER CLINIC Bri(!QB &Stratton Master Servjce Technician 740-992-5t4t Bruce R. FISher • Dlrt!CIO< 590 Eut Main Street • Pomeroy, OH 45769 740-992-5444 Carmel & Ba!han Rds. Racine, Ohio , .Pastor: Dewuyne Stuller Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship· IO:~Sa.m. Bible SIUdy Wed: 7:00p.m. Mominaslar Pastor; Dewaync Stuller Sunday School · II a.m. Worship. 10 a.m. Eo!l Lolart Pa~tor: Brian Harkness Sunday Sc~ool • 10 a.m. Worship· 9a.m. · 7 p.m. We~_nesday Ricin• · ~tor: Brian Harkness Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worship· II u.m. Coolville u'nlted Melhodlsl Pariah PaMoJ: Hl!lcn Kline Coolville Chur<h Main & Fifth St. ' Sunday School • 10 a.m. Worship ~ 9 a.m. Tuesday Servicl!s · 7 p.m. Bethel Churth Township Rd., 46KC , Sunday School . 9u.m. Worship· 10 a.m. Wcdne~day Scr..,iccs • JO u.m. Hockin~port Church Grand Street School - 10 u.m. Sund;~y · 11 ]l.m. Wcdncsduy Services. K p.m... Wor.~hip Torch Church 214 E. Main f'(EROS!aNfi tlEATER REPAIR · 992-5130 Pomeroy . . Wednesd'ar- 7 p.m . New Lime Rd., Rutland Paslor: Rev. Marga1Ct J. Robin!!On Servic_es: Wednesday, 7:30p.m. Sunduy, 2:30p.m. ,·- HarrisonviUe Commurtily Chun:h Pastor: Theron Durham Sunday· Y:JO u.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday • 7 p.m. Enddme HouH of Pnyer (at Burlingham church off RoU1e 33) Pa5lor: Robert Vance ' Sunduy won~hip - 10 a.m. Wedncsduy service-6:30p.m. . ' Mlddl~purt Communlly Chur<h Co. Rd. 63 Sunday School· 9:3Uu.m. Wor~hip ~ HJ:3(1 u.m, . Pa5tor: Sam Anderson Sunday School tO a.m. Evening. 7:30p.m. . Wednesday Service • 7:30p.m. f..,cning · 7 p.m. Presbyterian SyracuH Mloalon Syncuse First Unltrd Pnsbyterlan Pastor: Rev. Krisanu Robinson Sunc.luy School • 10 a.m. , Worship· II a.m. 1411 BFidgeman St., Syracuse · Rc\'. Mike Thompson,Pastor Sunday School : 10 a.m . . . Evening· 6 p.m. Wedm:sday Service ~ 7 p.m. Full Gospel Church or lho Uvlng Savior Hazel Community Churth Off Rt 124 Ptlstor: Edsel Hun Sunday Sdiool ·9:30a.m. Worship - 10:3tJ a.f'!'l.,7:30 p.m, . 3~8 Antiquity , Racine, OH Pnslor: Jessie Morris A.'lst. Pastors: Jim Morrjs ;t. Rick Morris · SeN_ices: Saturday 7:30p.m. Hlnison•ille Pnsbyterlan ChuKh Dymllle Communlly Churth Worship · 9 a.m. Sunduy School - IJ:45 u.m. Wotship · 10:30 u.m., 7 p.m. Middleport Pre•bytorion . , Sunda~ School . 9:30a.m. · Worship . II a.m . Wcdncsduy Scn1icc • 7 p.m. Seventh-Day Adventist Seventh·'Day AdYcntisl Mulberry Ht .~ . Rd., Pomeroy Paslor: Roy Lawinsk~ , Sulurdu~ Scrvicc.'i: Snbb;tlh School • 2 p.m. Pastor: Grcgmy A Cunclirf Sundo1y St:hnol • 9:;\(J tt.m. Wor.~hip - IOJO u.m. , ldll p.m. Wl:dncS(.]ay Ser~¥kcs. 7 p.m. Rood,.lllo Fclluwshlp W<>rxhip · 111:45 a.m" ,7:30p.m. Weilnesday 7:30 p.m. PaMor: Luwrencc Bush Sunday SChool ·, 9:30a.m . • Evening · 7 p.m. _;Wedneduy.·Service • 7 p.m. Unllod Faith Chun:h . Rt . 7 on Pomeroy ~y-Poss Pustru: Rev . Roben-E. Smith, Sr. Sunday School • 9:30 ll.m. Wol>hip · 10:30 u.m., 7 p.m.. • W4:dncsd~t} ,Scrvice - 7 p.m. Full GospellJahthouH 33U45 Hilund Road, PomerOy Crow's Family Restaurant MI. Hennon Unlttd Brethren in Chrisl Church Tcxus Community oil CR H:i P:tstor: R~rt Sand~r;, Sund~y S\;hool - tJ:)U a.m. Wor.ihip - HJ:3U u.m., 7:311 p.m. Wedncsda~ Scrvic.."C~. 7:30 o.m. Eden United Bfethrell in Christ 2 1/2 miles norlh or Rcedwille on Stutc Ruutc 124 • , Pa,...tor: Rev . Rohcfl Murkley Sunday Sehoul- 11 u.m Suuday Worship· IU:OIJ t\.m & 7:0() p.m. Wedncsd;ty ~rvicc~ - 7:JIJ p.m. · ·Youth Scrvit:c · 7:30p .m. Time to clean house? 'Featuring Kentucky Fried Chicken' Cleari out your basement 228 W. Main St., Pomeroy or attic with the help of the St. Rt. 2::s.~:ter, Oh. • 992 5432 & LOHSE PHARMACY wePrescriptions Fill Doctors' 992-2955 Pomeroy Buy, Sell or Trade CLASSIFIED SECTION! !Jrancis FLORIST in the MeiBs Cou.IUy i Olde,t Florist Sentinel CLASSIFIEDS! 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Mlddleport Churth or.the Nozarone " - ! IW~ Oh iO Valley C4&5 03-:h Insert A4 Cl Tlmes-SentiMI phPIP by Jill Williams Co. Elrad Flannery of Greenup, Ky., carries lhls weekend's fenn festival held at Elob Evans. juice !rom the cane which Ia lhen copked 10 canes of sugar lo a horse-drawn press during , Farms In Rio Grande. Th~ press, once usad by . form lhe stl~ky substance. This year's festival a demonstration of making sorghum during early aeltltra for making molasses, releases_ Is the 281h edition of lhe annual event. Puhli~hing In a n-• ... INH, U. Gov. Nancy Holllllter Hid the Transportation Revl- Advlaory Council will con· alder remaining portions of her highway plan laler thla year. City explores need for new addressing along Eastern She worked as •general m~nager of radio station WJEH AM/FM in Gallipolis for 17 years. in 1967, she joined AVCO Broadcasting in Cincinnali as corporale director of comritunily affairs. She now directs communily rela· lions and development at Holzer Medical Cenler, a 0d serves as the execulive vice presidenl of I he Holz· er Foundation for Tri-State Health Care. In 1960, she was elccled lhe firsl woman 10 lhe board· of the Gallia Counly Chamber of Commerce, ·and in 1994 became 1he first woman president of Ihe chamber. Middleport Penlecostal Third Ave. Pastor: Rc\1. Clark Duker •·· Sunday School • Hh.m. Evening· 6 p.m. WcdncJKtuy Services. 7:00p.m . Uuilcy Run Road · Paslor: Rev. Emmett Rowson Sunday Evening 7 p.m. Thursday Scryice- 7 p.m. Vol. 33, No. 35 By the numbers Bob Evans Farm Festival "womati of firsts." Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Follh Valley Tobtmacle Chun:b completion of these projects;" Strickland said. Ho!lisler countered that the plan is "good for soulh,ern Ohio. "In trying lobe as crealive and 'inluitive as we could, we came up with this approach in completing these projects," she said. In a news release, Hollister said TRAC will consider remaining porlions of her plan larer this year. These include redesignation of the Ohio Appalachian Corridor to incluqe U.S. ~5 and Ihe Chesapeake Bypass, making lhem eligible for the addiljpnal ARC funds. The proposal also calls for a Portsmouth Bypass 10 receive an ARC mileage designation and Slale funding, including a ·comprehensive environmenlal study in fiscal 1998. The over· all package brings over $330 million in devel· opment funds for Ihe regional transportal ion syslem. Hollister noted that the proposal awaits final approval from TRAC and Ihe ARC. : COLUMBUS - . Gov. George \?.oinovich will inducl Marianne Boggs Campbell, of Gallia Counly, inlo lhe Ohio Women's Hall of Fame at ils 201h anniversary celebral1on on Ocl. 21. Campbell is one of 14 'women chosen for induction into lhe hall of fame, which was eslablished in 1978 to recognize Ohio women leaders and lrailblazers. . -Campboll was described in a press release issued Salurday as ,a St. Rt. 124, Rnclnc 575 Pcurl St, Middlcpon nectar in Meigs Counly was approved, and are all part of Hollister's Appalachian Highway Developmenl Plan'. The proposal would use additional money from the Appalachian Regional Commission and leveraged stale lransporlation dollars to help complete priorily highway projects in soulhern Ohio. "Essentially, lhe TRAC ·has agreed to use stale dollars in place of federal demonslralion funding to accelerale lhe limetable for each projecl 's complelion," said Hollisler, lhe Mari· ella Republican challenging incumbenl U.S. Rep. Ted Slrickland, D·Lucasville, in the Nov. 3 election. "Oiherwisc, lhese projects would have lo wail until the federal dollars trickle in over lhe nexl six years," Hollister said. "With lhis approach, ODOT will pay itself back with Ihc federal demonslralion funds ralher !han causing delays for any of the projects in the plan." Hollisler has lOuted lhe plan in the series of debates she's had wilh Slrickland, one for each of lhe 14 counlies Strickland representing the Sixth Dis~ • trict.. · During their Galli~ Cpunty debate Ocl. 3 at t~e Vniversily of Rio Grande, Slrickland noled thai ARC Adminisiralor Je§se While said he doesn'r support the use of ARC dollars for Hollisler 's plan. He urged volers 10 be wary of what he called "election eve talk." "Whal we have is a legitimale concern thai we haven't golten our fair share, and I would· encourage the people to hold me and any elected represenlalives responsible for the Campbell to be Inducted 'ltlto women's hall of fame Pastor: Willinm Hobuck Sunduy School. IU a.m. ' Failh Gospel c'hurch Nazarene ':News Watch ' Oifton, W. Vu, Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worship . 7 p.m . Wednesday Service - 7 p.ni New Life Victory Center 3773 Georges Creek Road, Gallipolis. OH Pastor: Dill Sta:ttn Sunday Service~- 10 a.m.&; 7 p.m. Wednesday· 7 p.m. & Youlh 7 p.m. Full Go!lpel Church of the Uving Snlor RI.33H, Antiquity . Pastor; Jesse Morri!i As.."it, Pastors: Jim Morris& ScNicell: S·u11 urd;IV /:JU 11.m·. . Tho Bell"'"' Fello..ahlp MloiiiiJ Fr1day- fellowsh1p service 7 p.m. Sunday M:hool • ){J u.m. James R. Aaroo, Jr. • Director Brogan-Warner INSURANCE SERVICES Sunday School-9:30a.m. By KEVIN KELLY Tlmes-Set'!tlnel Slaff GALLIPOLIS - Several portions of a highway spending plan pr\lposed by Li. Gov: Nancy Hollisler were approved lasl week by the Transporialion Review Advisory Council, allhough Jhe plan has been criticized by Hoi· lisler's opponent for the Sixlh Congressional Dislrict seal. Approval from TRAC, lhe nine-member independent commillee advising the Ohio · Department of Transportalion on spending !iighway funds, releases money ,lo accelerate tbe complelion of U.S. 50 'from Athens to coolville. . All design work for U.S. 35 in Ross Coun· tj', the Chesapeake Bypass, U.S. 33 from Alhens to Darwin, and the Ravenswood Con~ Suoday-7:00p.m. • Wednesday-7:00p.m. ~riday· 7:00p.m. Cllllon Tabernacle Church Worship~ 9:3Qa.m. and 7 p.m. CanuJ.sunoa Syracuse ChUrch of the Nnart:nt Pastor, Robert J. Cocl1 Rudio. Ministry· Ra~¥cnswod SU!Iion ~-4:)1J Saturc.lay Sunday School • 9:311 u.m, 212 E. Main Street Inc. SOU N. 2nd Ave., Middleport Pastor : Lawrence Foreman Sunday School · 9:3U a.m. Worship- 10:30 am Wedne~ay Services. 7 p.IJ'. Wednesday Service- 7 p.m, .Worship· 10:30 a.m. Thursday Services · 7 p.m. " Rejolr.io\z Uro Churth Wonhip · 11:15 a.m., 7 p.m. Reed!>vlllt Worship . lJ : ~ll a.m. Sunday School- !lUll a.m. : UMYF Sun\la)' 6:.10 p.m. Fir:-.t Sunday ol· Monlh- 7:30p.m. se rvi l~ · Sunday Sehoul· YJO a.nl . ~is~et ~ untrnl ;HPmr ;Jnc. --- 992-3987 Pasaor; Roben E. Musser Sunday School- 10 a.m. Worship ·lOa.m. Youth Fellowship, Sunday • 6 p.m. Wor:-.hip · IIJJO a.m. Long Boiiom K&C JEWELERS Pomeroy 992-3785 Pa:itor; Ouvid Dailey Sund01y Schooi9::\0 a.m. Evenipg · 7 pJn. Salem St., Rutland Sunday School· ~: 15 a.m. ~~~~~~ RACINE Mill Work Cabinet Making Syracuse . Sllven•llle Wonlor Faith Chrlsllan Fellowahlp Cenler RockSprinp Church or the Naz.11rene P:1stor: Teresa Wuldcck Sunday School· 9:3(1 a.m. W1nship. IO:~S <t.m., 7 p.m . Wcdnc~day Scrvi~cs · 7 p.m. '' Con regational Pomeroy Pike , Co. Rd. Pa:.lor: Rev . Dlack.wOOd Sunday School · 9:30 u.m. Worship !0:30a.m., 7;..'\0p.m. Wednesday Ser~¥ice ·1:3CJ p.m. Pallh CbaPII Opeja Bible Cllura 92l S. 1'birrl St., Middlepott Pulor .Ernie Wenp:rd 'Sunday sotVieo, 10 a.m: Wednesday l<l)lioo, 7 p.m. Chester. Churth or God ol Prophecy Sacred Heart Catholic Chun·h ' ' MI. Moriah Church or God Calvary Bible Church ·Sundny School-10 o.m. Pine Grove Christian Union 773-3017 Scr\lice timc: Suoday 10:;!0 a.m. We.driesdly 7 pm Ser\'ice : Friday , 7 p.m. Latter-Day Saints Re.v. Donald C. Fritz Worship ·9:00a.m, Sunday School: 9:30il.m. Worsh ip Service: 10:30 a.m. Bible Study, Wednesday, 6:30p.m. Pa~tor : PeartCioapd Pastor: Rev. franldin Dick.cnli Reorganized Church of Jesua Christ · o_r LaUer Day Saints Portland-Racine Rd. . Pastor: Jerry Singer Sunday School -9:30a .m. Worship · 10:30 a.m. Lutheran Pastor: Ph_ilip S1urm Put<nJoltn ol: Patty Wade 603 Secoad Ave. ,......, Worship· 10:15 a.m. ' Victory Baptist Independent 525 N. 2nd St Middleport Worship. 10 a.m. . Po:;ae~ Oj P -: Ccnnie Flara Advisory panel approves portions of Hollister plan; Strickland says be wary of 'election-eve' promises Faith Followohip Cnuado ror chrill •fuii-Gaapel Church• Worship· 10 a.m. ·' 1/4 mile pas! Fort MeigM on New lima Rd. Pastor: Willlnm Van M~:tcr · Sl. John Luthonn Church Roodsvlllo Chur<h or Christ Pastor; John Harl Sun'day School · 9:30a.m.' Worship. 7:00p.m. Wednesday Bible Study. 7:00 p . ~ . c-.... Sunday School · 9 a.m. Suoday School • 9 a.m: 1 Long Bonom Pastor: Ste~¥t Reed ,. Hemlock Grove Church · Pa~tor: Gene Zopp Sunday school- 10:30 u.m. Worship,- 9:30a.m., 7 p.m Appe IJft w.v-... Rt. Fallh Full Gotp<l Churth Sund<~y School 10:20· 1I a.m. Relief Society/Priesthood 11 :05· 12:00 noon Sucramenl Ser'Wict 9-JO: 15 u.m. Homemaking me,eting, l si Thur!!. .. 7 p.m. Sunday Sc~ool- 9:30a.m. Worship· IU:JU a.m., 7:30p.m. W,ec.lne~da¥ Service 7:30p.m . Lcaart, Gallipolis • Middleport • Pomeroy· Pt. Pleasant • October 11, 1998 Focus on ·highway spending: Fal"'l.,. Bible Churth Pastor: Ron Fierce St Rt 160, 446-624 7 or 446-7486 Langsville Chrisllan Chur<h Mlnen•JUe Pastor: Chad Emrick Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Chan:h of J01u1 Chris~ Aposlolk Fallh The ChuKh or Jesus Christ of Litter-Day S1iats Christian Church 1 Sundoy Scrvioos: 10 a.m. &6 p.m., Wednesday Services . 7 p.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m. 1 Worship- 10:30 p.m. Sundly School . 6 p.m. '!lanai Ol!l.....,h Mlnllllrla· 47439 R<i\1<1 Rd., Chestor P"!'ton: Rev. Mary and Harold Cook Sunday School . 9:30 a.m. tmts " Worsh1p Senritt 10:30 a.m. Other Churche s PUtor: Vernagaye Sullivan • ', F - Gospel MIUioa B.ald Knob, oo Co. Rd. 31 -l'~or; Rev. Roger Willford Sundoy School · Y:30 a.m. Worship- 1 p.m. lhlto'a Challfl Wnloyoo Cool\lille Road Pa~tor : Re\', Phillip Ridenour Sunday School · 9:']0 a.m. Won.;hip . 10:30 a.m.. Wednesdoy Service • 7 p.m.. Sunny Details on pageA2 \ No Sunday or Wodnosdoy Nishi Service• Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. Hulh (Middleport) blueblood Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. Wednesday service, 7:00p.m. Wednesday Service!o.o · 7:30p.m. Dexter Pastor: Woody Call Sunday Even ins -6:30p.m. Thursday Service . 6:30p.m. Hillside .DupUst Chu.rcl;l Sl. R1. 143 just oH Rt. 7 Pastor Rc\1 Jame s R. Acree, Sr. Sunday Sr:hool - J 0 ;t.m. Wm~hip - II a.m., 6 p.m. Wcdncsd<~y' Servit."t ~ -7 p.m. Sunday School - 9:30a.m. , Worship . . 10:45 a.m .• 7 p.m. Thursday Service ·):30 p.m. Lauro! Cllrl Flft Methodist Church Bradbury Church ol' Christ P;~stot: Tom Runyon Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m. Wc d'll':-.da \ s~r~; icc · 7:00p.m. . ., Bible Study Wednesday 7 pm Wor-.hip - II) 15 :a.m., .7:00 p.m. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship· 9 a.m . Thursday StrVices. 6:30p.m. ' WtsLtyan Bible Holiaeu Chun:h 75 Pearl St., Middlepon. Pastor: Rev . Doug Cox Children's service· 10 a.m. Worship· 9:30p.m. Wednesday Service · 7:30p.m. Tappen Plaia Cbun:b or Cllrlsl . ' HI: 70s Low: 40s for TV's . • Featured on PIIVI Cf Carldoa latmlonomlnalloul Cllun:b KinRSI>ury ROJd Putor: Qydt Henclcrson Sund&1 School · 9:30a.m. Pallor: Mark MallOn for-tSj Rua Pastor: Chad Emrick Pine Gro"e Blblt Holl1as Church • 112 mile off Ri.l25 P:1stor: ReY. O'Dell Manley Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.fll., 7:30p.m. Wedne~y Service - 7;30 p.n:J. Pastor: Roger Watson Pomeroy Pike Worship . 11 a.m. Sunday Schooi9:JO a.m. Worship - ll a.m., 7:30p.m. W(dneSday Service - 7:30p.m. lsi and 3rd Sunday First Soul hem Baptist Sunday School - 10 a.m. Pastor: Rev. Victor Roush Sunday School · 10:30 a.m. Pastor-Jeffrey Wallace Pomeroy Firstlbplisl East M<~in St . Sumlay School· 9:30a.m. wor~~ip . 10:30 a.m. nolwooda Putor: Keith Rader Harri.Jooville Road Worship -·9:30a.m. Rulland first Baptist Church Sunda)' S~;hool · 9:30a.m. Worship ~ 10:45 a.m. Worship· 9 a.m. S1 "" New blood Worsbip • 10 a.m., 7 p.m. Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Wunhip · II a.m.. 6 p.m. Wednesday Scrviccil - 7 p.m. Rllllad Cllerdo or 11oo Naarooo l'lltor. Rev. Samuel W. Basye Sunday Scflool. 9:30a.m. Wunhip • 10'.30 a.m., 6:30p.m.' Wodncaday,Scrvi«s. 7 p.m. l'ortlattd Pint Cllurdlor tilt Nua,... Eotorprlso Pasror: Keich Rader Wednesday prayer service · 7 p.m. Southlloiii<INowT•Silver Ridge Pascor: Roben Barber Sunday School · 9 a.m. Otatar Clottn:~ of tho N...,_ Pastor: Rev. Herbert Gra1e · Worship. 11 a.m. Wednesday Serviaa · 7:'30 p.m. Calvary Pil&rf• Chapel Krno Churth of Chri!lt Sund:J} Ser\l"lce ·7:00p.m. . Sunday School - 10 ~ . m . Wrdne,.d;Jy Sew ice-7:00p.m . Sunday School • 9:45 a.m. Sunday School . 10 a.m. lUJ Cllwdl tlllle N....ne Paslor. Rev. Uoyd D. Grimm)r. Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wonhip -10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wcd,.y Service• · 7 p,m. Pa5tor: Chad Emrick Sunday school · 9:30a.m. Sundly worship · 10:30 a.m. & 7 p.m. Sunday School-9:30a.m. Wonhip- 8:15, 10:30 1.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday ~rvices ~ 7 p.m. 1-'ree Will Bapllsl Church AJ<oh SHeet, Middleport Pa!!.tor: l.tJ<o Hayman ... Holiness ) Sunday School • II a.m. Worship - !Oa.m., 6 p.m. P 0 . Box 467, Dudding Lane 41~71 33226 Children's Home Rd. CcalniClual<r 4Jbury (Synauel ' ~ Sunday School · 10 1.m. Evenina7;l0 p.m. Tuesday ol: Thundly ·7:30p.m. p Inside !egacgof /Je/son Storg Pastor:JiorH"*' !0:30a.m., b p.m. w y Selvi«s. 7 p.m. Wc-y Kids for Otrill· 7 p.m. w~ Putor: Sharon H•usmatt Rev. • School district ponders future of unneeded property By EIRIAN J. REED the con sol ida lion 'o f the dislrict's elemenlary Times-Sentinel Sial! ·students into Easlern Elementary School, REEDS VILLE - The Eastern Local which wa~ built adjacent lo Easlern High. School Board will begin to seriously consid- School. er lhe fale of two abandoned school buildThe Chesler building was conslrucled in ings lhis month.' the 1920's as an elementary and high. school, ·. Thc' fulure of'Chester Elemenlary School and Riverview was opened in 1958 as an . and Riverview Elementary . School at elementary school for Ihe Reedsville and Re.edsville will be delermined before the Long Bottom communilies. onsel of winlor·weather, according to Super· , Well said that the board will likely se ll . · Ihe two buildings soo 0, because, of the iiltendent Deryl Well. The buildings have been empty since the expense involved in winterizing and healing close of the 1997-1998 school year, due lo Ihe. buildings, as well as maintaining lhem throughout the year. The board has also experi· • enced difficulties with vandalism al the buildings, including broken windows and exltrior I ighls. The dislricl's third abandoned elemenlary school, at Tuppers Plains, will be relaincd by lhe district for use as an admi.nistrative office building. ACCESS Head Start receniiy opened a center for residents in Eastern Meigs County in lhe Tuppers Plains building. According to Well, a com· mittee has been formed by board president John Rice TO SELL - Chesler Elementary School,. buill as high and bt>ard member Rick school and elementary school lor the former Central Rur~l Sanders to investigate the School District In the 1920's, Ia one oflwl) school buildings board's oplions in disposing of lhe buildings, · and a lo be sold by the Eastern Local School District. a ·' •• · meeling for public inpul will be held in the near fulure. Well said that Ihe districl has heard from several members of lhe communily intercsl· ed in purchasing the buildings or portions of lhe real eslale surrounding the buildings, bul ""id lhat many people .inlercsled in the pur· chases arc not aware of .lhe high cost of maintainin~ lhem. These projected maintenance cosls could prevenl communities from using lhe build· ings as community centers, as .some members of the community have suggesled. There has been speculalion thai a gravel company mighl purchase Ihe Riverview property for mining purposes, but Well said Friday lhal no official offer to purchase lhal property has been made, allhough he has received an inquiry about such a purchase. , · The buildings sti ll conlain li.lerally hundreds ,of pieces of furniture: student and leachci desks and chairs, kilchcn aQd cafelc· ria. equipment, library shelving llhd oiher . furnishings which the dislrict plans 10 sell al 1wo separate auctions later this fall. The new Eastern Elementary building is equipped with new furnishings, and Ihc board has offered some items 10 other school dislricls. The remaining items will be sold al pub· lie aucrion, al Tuppers Plains and al Chesler, Well said. · Those items, which are s10red at alllhree buildiQgs, must be inventoried and adver· tised for sale prior to any auction. Sonw playground equipment has been moved 10 the new building. ' Bus vs. house No InJuries were reported when this unoccu• pled Meigs Local school bus rolled oul of the Meigs Local bus garage and lnlo t~e 354 Main Street, Rulland-, residence or Twlla R. Hysell, Frl· day, around 2 p.m. A Meigs County Sheriff's Office raport states the 1990 International bus was park ad at the garage approximately 10 min· utes before the accident by driver Helen L. Hem· slay, w~o repof'\ed she shut the bus off and set. the parking brake. The report, by deputy Donald Mohler, states the kay was off, the vehicle In drive and the brake not eat. He cited a vehicle brake defect In his report. Oamage to the bus wea reported as heavy. GALLIPOLIS - Wilh lhe upper porlion of Slate Roule 7 in Gallipo· lis still primed for development; lhe need for a new melhod of number· ing homes and businesses along lhe slrip has become clear to cily offi· cials. · ~ ... An addressing system ex isiS for· struclures along Easlern Avenue lind Upper River Road, bul commercial expansion and lhe need for an accu· rate count in the 2000 census prompted 1he City Commission last week lo request a new numbering system along SR 7 from U.S. 35 down lo Mill Creek Road. The .commissi.on approved first reading of an ordinance asking lhe Gallia Counly engineer's office 10 draw up a numbering syslem. A sec· ond and final reading,will be held at Ihe' commission's next meeting lo allow the public tin:te 10 commenl. Bob Weaver, house numbering correspondenl and tax draftsman wilh the engineer's office, said one melhod of numbering would begin wilh 0 al Ihe Silver Memorial Bridge ·· · and continue soulhward lo Mill · Creek. Houses and businesses' num· · . bers would be delermined by the structures' point in mileage along lhe route. · • The buildings would all carry an SR 7 dcsignalion, he explained. The office would make lhe designation of nuiJlbers from on-site work and from ' aeria l mapping c,omplcied in 1997 for lhc Gallia Counly 911 pro· gram. "That's lhe lime-consuming por· tion,'' Weaver said, adding that since the projecl is lobe done on Ihe coun· ly 's lime, il wi ll be several months before I he engineer's slaff ca n clear I heir schedu les Ia slarl I he work. Barring any problems, once lhey star! numbering, the work should rake between 30 and 60 days, Weaver said. The city initially turned down a request from then-EMS Director Bob Bailey in 1997 10 converl Ihe cily 10 a house. numbering syslem fo'r 911. But development along Eastern Avenue thai saw the opening of the Wai-Marl «nd Golden Corral reslaurant las! year has created a shortage of numbers under the exist· ing syslem, cily Code Enforccmenl Officer Don McDade told Ihe commission last 'month. When Ihe numbering becomes a rea lily, 911 will benefil from a con· sistenl system lo dispalch cmer· gency services, said Sieve Wilson, 911's direclor. Even wilh a new number, Wilson said callers will be asked lo provide pertinent informalion, such as the· location and a description of a residence, 10 be cn1ered into the system and provide 911 with a reference in case of future calls to the site. Such · information will be useful in locating houses thai don'! display their numbers, he added. "As you sec the numbers Ihat arc posied · and malch them with the address, you'll know you're getling · clqser," Wilson said. ... . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 October 9, 1998