http://66.213.69.5/files/original/0b56af5a0b38bc6c8f852f6ec0b425b9.pdf b78a926fb605d53040bffcb1cdd97b6d PDF Text Text Plge 10 • The Dally Sentinel Today: Sunny High: 80; Low:&O omeroy res1 am .up to teac 1v1 class at Rio Grande Meigs County Center By Andrew Carter - Rio Grande Director of Public Information RIO GRANDE. OHIO - Civil Wu days were relived recently at the University of Rio Grande and Rio Grande Oommunity College Meigs County Center in Middleport. '"The Civil War. Battles and Generals" was the final offering of Kids College classes at the center thi' summer. : Christopher Pines, Ph.D., of Pomeroy, a philosophy professor at Rio Grande's main campus, taught the class. Pines utilized maps of variow Civil War battles as teaching tools to bring the history alive for the students enrolled in the class. 11le detailed maps featured soldiers in unifonn to symbolize the opposing annies involved in the battle as well as points of interest concerning the battle. Battles studied through the course of the weeklong class included First Bull Run, Antietam, Shiloh, Gettysburg and Chattanooga. The class also covered some of the top generals who represented each side in the Civil War. · "We talked about how the military units were organized for both annies and went through the motions of how the battle was fought," said Pines. "The students took turns playing a Confederate general or a Union general and a5ked them how they would have fought the battle if they were the general in charge." Pines got some added assistance ftom some area residents during the course of the week. Civil War reena.:tor Mike Trowbridge of Gallipolis and Margaret Johnson of Pomeroy, the librarian at Rutland Elementary School, whRse fal))ily roots are firmly based l~·'debrg ia and whose an~estors fought in the Civil War, each taught a session of the class. Trowbridge displayed some of the nags, weaponry and uniforms utilized by the Confederacy. Pines saidTrowbridge offered an explanation of the significance of each piece he displayed to the class. Johnson, a 20-year resident of Meigs County, utilized family anifacts in her presentation to the children , including photographs, a Community · Calendar sword, documents and newspapers of the era. She related her family's history and the role some of her ancestors played in the war. Johnson even cooked some familiar, and not so familiar southern dishes for the students to sample. Among them were hoc cakes, a type of pecan candy and mint JUiip tea. "It's fun to be able to pass along my family history to the children," said Johnson . "I enjoy working with children and was glad to help with this class. Johnson is also exited about the ' I I I __ Meigs County's Pomeroy resident Margaret Johnson (right), a librarian at Rutland Elementary School, displays a Civil War era sword to students who attended the recent Kids College class .Also pictured is Dr. Christopher Pines (center!. who tauaht the class. Volume 49, Number 99 WHITIS A LOGO·ECJOMY??? , ,, I ., \ I .._ I ... ___ , , ,, I I ' MILLIONS FEB. EVEN altER IN SECONDS!!! fig.3 (implant new logo) / --- . '"·~IS NECeS'\1!1' WHEN 1WO ?' • ·nre- pla~;.ing approximately 48,000 cubic yards of stone along the riverbank to shore up an old, crlimbling retaining wall. · The stone is being delivered via dump truck and deposited along a shelf constructed along the river ·bank. Workers are using an excavator to emplace the stone. Work on the $1,132.984.85 pro: ject should be completed by Nov. 15. according to the ODOT District 10, Marietta. 1 1 '-----, ~/ C:OIIMIEIJOIN TOGETHER. rr IS API\OCE· DIME rtf WHICH OlE ~ (Ufi!O) til AEMCf'IED (I'IG. 1 AND FIG. 2) Cellular. Paging. Long SCULPTURES - Wood sculpturing will be a feature of the Stlhl chalnl8w display at Expo on the Rock Spring• Fairgrounds this The event lalpol180red by Ridenour Supply of Chelter. -kend. stance. And More. (IIIII.J! II liS 1'\ACE BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH M:ft~M-t­ sw~"'""'t\ Fi.-,t oU, tv~. R~My~« h-'s AU:Tf.L ~ fl.t.tv.l"f!. ~eeli>!.~,.~ Single Copy - 35 Cents wa.~ evidence of impeachable ollensthe president at times angry with sexes in II instances. including perjury ually graphic questioning by Starr's and obstruction of justice. The pres- aides - at one time even accusing ident has apologized fo r his behavior them of cnminalizing his private life. but ha.s not admitted violating any A few times, Clinton appears law. caught off guard by a question and Asked about call> for Clinton to struggles to answer it. the lawyers reimburse some of the costs Starr ha.s said. And many times when pressed incurred- said to be some $4.4 mil- to give more details. Clinton keeps lion investigating the Lewinsky cov- - referring back to the narrowly legaler-up allegations - White House istic statement his lawyers prepared Press Secretary Mike McCurry said. to answer questions about the sexual " If there's a serious effort made in nature of his relationship with Ms. Congress to that. we' ll consider it Lewinsky. whe~ the time comes.·· White House officials worried Minority Democrats on the House that the tape may undo the contrite Judiciary Committee said showing image Clinton carefully built over the the tape would be unfair to the pres- pa.sttwo weeks with fre4uent public ident, who became the only witness apologies about his "inappropriate" videotaped when he insisted that his relationship with the former White Aug . 17 questioning take place in the House intern. White House. Jurors at the federal And they also worried the public courthouse watched a closed -circuit release of the video would begin TV signal of the testimony. with appearing in Republican political extraordinary St!l:urity measure~ in attacks ads and fund-raising appeals. place to prevent dectronic intercep" We just hope that it's not mistions. used." McCurry said. Lawyers familiar with Clinton's A CBS-New York Times poll out testimony said the videotape shows Continued on page 3 night that the purchase of the ronmental site assessments of the 19 Andreoni home would be completed homes being considered in the program . this week. Additionally. council voted last In other business. Councilman night to purchase a house owned by Jay Dewhurst reported that the survey Roger Carpenter. work was completed on a project In other action relating to the mit - funded by the Gallia/Meigs Commuigation P!:l!¥-ra!TI·. c~~n~jJ _v9.~e.d_ t,q nit~ Action Agency which will build deterii'il'ne ·on an indi viilunl basts · homes lui'~ suhdivided lot in the vilwhether homes purchased will be · lage. The homes for low and moderatedemolished by a contractor or salincome families. will be built on lots vaged by the village. It was determined that the McCoy, ranging from a quartt:r·acre to a halfCarpenter and Andreoni homes acre. The six lots. whkh will be sold wou ld be demolished. while the with water and sewage conneclions. remaining two would be salvaged. will sell for $1 I.000. Fetty discussed the construction of Councilman Dick Fetty noted that some of the homes being considered new sidewalk sections between for purchase had new heat pumps or Depot Street and the post office. air conditioners. new cabinetry and Council voted to proceed with replacother contents that could be sold in ing those areas of sidewalk in need of order to supplement the mitigation replacement in that area. Dewhurst said that sidewalks program. the village should be throughout Ruth said last night that moving of homes would begin in approximate- replaced as funds are available . Council voted to authorize village ly three weeks. and demolition in worku~ to re)lponJ tn emergency approximately three months. Coundl also approved the pay - st:wer rep~1 i rs and other emcrgem:y ment of a hill from Burgess and Niple calls at their di scret1on. Council had of Columbus for the individual en vi- previousl y re4uired penn iss ion from The 1.,.-e~ toVWle ld -.. si-,le C~I\Y wiHI ~ J+re"~' P~" "'V. C"f'"'\lilil-y tH! ~ - ~ """"'"e"t jwt tWt WilY it ~­ '1'\\t: ,....... ke't \OJfl\l lt\~iC40\t-iOII\r'fltlo. "f!rt- 011. )'O'ol• I'AC«n, YC* 'o..,il,. ~~~~.it. ~ reorlt: su ~ """' 'St&~~y h.o.•u~:..l. . wl~.l 1111.V. w~~elen '"'~et 1'\\is is j ~o<,st H-.e ~ ""'""U, Holey,l ~ ~,Ho.t!:s~ce IHf! ~e)l(alle'lt. ~ ~ c4JI.~~We ~Hole' t-o ~y~? .. c.... A""Tt'. A""Y 1.1-.tt \/lOY .los? I \ * 'o~,ill'li>\,. Sentinel New• Staff The '98 Town and County Expo. geared to showcase Meigs County, its commercial and collector inlerests. coupled with musical enlettainment and demonstrations of pioneer skills, wi II be held at the Rock Springs Fairgrounds Salurday and Sunday. It is the third annual Expo al the fairgrounds. There is no charge for the event which will officially open at 10 a.m. with a ribbon culling cer.emony and continue unli16 p.m. Salurday, and then reopen on Sunday witfi a church service at 10 Lm. and close at S p.m. Returning this year for the Expo will be the steam engine which will .. 4uarters thi..lt began the Watergah! saga thut brought down Pn:sitlcnt Nimn . who fired Dole as Republican Jurin![The scandal . nati~lflal ~:h:.~irman He remembe-r-> the effect on hi'i own Senalt: campai~n . .. , n · 7 ~ . he t.:&Lrrit:d 49 sillies and hi ~ approval ro1tin~ wa' up arounU 60 ~n:ent . But then t:\·a ything ... tarh: J to fa ll aparl." Dole ' aiJ . ''Normally I would have won 4uite ca ... ily . I wnn by tess than half a percent. not hecause or the DemOl.:"rats but ~l'au'e the Repuhlicans were 'o up.set about Ni<on they didn' t vote." Dole saod the key to Clinton's futurC rl!sts with Dt!mol'ral.". espt!· cially in the Senate. where a twothirds majority j..; n:quired to remove Dove hunters set to unleash media assault COLUMBUS lAP) - A prohunting group is set to bring out its he'!_vy .Jluns in its elTon to convince Ohio voters not to outlaiv-motoming dove hunting. "Our campaign focuses on the· transport Expo visitors around the ultimate agenda or the movement grounds, the "monster" truck olfering behind this dove effort," Rick Story, rides to children, and a chainsaw spokesman for the Ohioans for sculptor creating art fonns in wood. Wildlife Conservation campaign. said Again this year a sculpture made at Tuesday. "This is a 'foot in the door' tactic Expo will be auctioned off before the to institutionalize the animal rights event cloSes. The old log cabin will be open for movem~nt," Story charged. His evidence? The Humane Sociviewing by those allending. antique cars, lractors. equipment and toys will ety of the United States, the Ameribe on display, and lhere will be a pet· can Society for the Prevention or ling zoo wilh exo1ic and fnrm ani- Cruelty to Animals and The Fund for mals. An antique tractor pull is sched- Animals have all backed the dove uled for Sarurday aftet1)0011 with campaign and all have a broader. anitractor games to be held on Sunday. mal. rights agenda. Area dealers will be bringing in To make sure voters getlhat mesnew cars, and displaying lawn and sage, Story's group plans a $2.3 milgarden lractors, and small engine lion ad campaign thai will begin on Monday and run through Nov. 3. Continued on Jf8l'! 3 Town & County Expo slated this weekend AND AHDirtER'S (UlGO) IS IMRAHl'ED News policy By BRIAN J. REED Sentinel News Staff The purchase of another home by the Village of Rutland should be completed this week, bringing the total of homes purcha.~ed through the village's Oood hazard mitigation progr-~m to five. Boyd Ruth. admllfistrator of the program. met with Rutland Village Council during their regular monrhly meeting on Tuesday evening to give an update on the program. The program is designed to eliminate homes from the flood plain and Oood path which have suffered repeated damage from recent llooding. The purchases are financed through a federal gmnt administered through Buckeye Hills/Hocking Val · ley Regional Development District. In addition to the outright purchase of homes, the village will also provide funding to move homes to other locations. and to retrofit homes so that Jlood damages are Jess likely to occur. So far. the village has purcha.o;ed the McCoy. Hatfield. Harder and Hysell homes. and Ruth said last COLUMBUS (AP) - President low Republican Betty Montgomery. Clinton alone should decide his fate Ohio's attorney general. raise money in the Monica Lewinsky investiga- for her re-election campaign. tion, the man Clinton beut in the 1996 Dole also said it was "fortunate" election says. that any investigation by Congress Republican Bob Dole said on intoCiinton'sconduct would begin in Tuesday that if Congress begins the a committee chaired by Rep. Henry impeachment process against Clinton Hyde. R-Ill . over his relationship with the former "We have a chairman in the Judi White House intern. he would not ciary Committee in the House who is call for the president's resignation . respected by everyone. He just reeks "Obviously you don't overturn with integrity. He's an honest person. the results of an election easily. It's He's fair." Dole said. Dole said he wa.sn 't surprised that something the founding fathers · looked at very carefully." the Kansas Clinton's approval mtings continue to Republican said. "I think that will hold at about 6() percent. He said the have to be a judgment that the pres- same thing happened just after the ident makes in due time." 1972 bufJ!Iary of Democratic headHe was in Columbus to help fel- I-, I ·'.: · Amezlng surgical . f!~ure explained! Work continues on a slip repair project on the Ohio River bank along East Main Street in Pomeroy. While motorists using Ea.~t Main Street face the occasional delay due to dump truck traffic, the bulk of the work is taking place out-of-sight along the river bank below. Work began last month on the project by the Ohio Department of Tmnsportation to shore up East Main Street, wllich is also pan of U.S . Route 33, in Pomeroy. Workers of the Alan .Stone Company of Chesterhill / _/ ~ Hometown Newspaper Mayor )nAnn Eads h<fure calls were answered <,ut-..ide t,f regular business hours . Dewhurst voted against the action. time acl:nuntahility and other issues. Dewhurst had previously recommended the purcha...e of a pager ;systef" to a."ist in "~p<>ndin&, 10 ""ch calk Council also: 'h· Approved the mayor's report of lines collected in the amount of $2.Q(J2; rk Approved its 199'l revenue budget as submitted by the Meigs County Budget Commission; rkJAuthorized the use of the village dump truck hy Bradbury Elementary School for a landscaping project: %)Passed a resolution supporting the state's continued maintenance of State Route 124 within the village ~iting limits. Present were: Council members Dewhurst . Fetty. Tammy Searles. Vema Martin . Judy Denny and Martin Andrews. Clerk Rosemary Eskew and Mayor JoAnn Eads. Dole: President only one who can make decision 1 '·, ·~· Congressional factions battle over release of Clinton video Work continues on slip repair'project I r-- •. ._r Middleport o Pomeroy, Ohio · WORK CONTINUES - Workers of the Alan Stone Company of Chesterhill are shown here ualng a small bulldozer and excava· tor to place aome of the 48,000 cubic yards of stone that will shore up a portion of the Ohio River bank In Pomeroy. fig.2 ' THURSDAY RACINE - 0. U. College of Osteopathic Medicine, childhood immunization program, mobile heahh unit, free immunizations from birth through 18 years of age, Thurs4ay, Racine Fire Department. Take ,hot record, Hepatitis B. vaccine to l)e offered. ' • Logo Cavity : GALLIPOLIS- Junior and Rita White to entertain, Holzer Medical Center Rehab patient reunion, II a.m. on patio adjacent to French 500 Soom of Center. • j McGwire regains HR lead Page4 Rutland to buy another home in flood plain POMEROY - Meigs County Qumane Society Board meeting Wednesday, 4 p.m. at the Pomeroy Library. In an effort to provide our reader·~hip with current news, the Sunday Times-Sentinel will not accept weddings after 60 days from the date of the event. ·· Weddings submitted after the 60day deadline will appear during the week in The Daily Sentinel and the Gallipolis Daily Tribune . : All club meetings and other news anicles in the society section must be submitted within 60 days of occurrence. All birthdays must be submitted within 60 days of the occurrence. All material submitted for publi. cation is subject to editing. j l I WEDNESDAY EAST MEIGS - The Eastern Local Board' of Education, Wednesday, 6:30 p.m. at the Elementary eafetorium POMEROY - God's Neighbor;,ood Escape for Teens, Friday, fun , food and fellowship, West Main Street, Pomeroy. September birthdays to be observed. Pizza, cake and ice cream. Non-violent video games , computer programs, and cards free ;n game room; pool tables, small fee . Center open 6 to I0:30 p.m. !lame hours Saturday. { i I RACINE - Southern Junior High Boosters meeting Tuesday, (> p.m. at the junior high school. All parents urged to attend. FRIDAY : POMEROY - Meigs County Board of Elections, closed for distnct meeting Friday. ..... ,. ' i , Family Medicine column, Page 6 Reds down Brewers 5-1 , Page 4 Ann Landers column, Page 6 ' By LARRY MARGASAK vote to censure Clinton for his actions Associated Preas Writer -a Democmtic-proposed alternative WASHINGTON - Republicans that would fall far short of impeachare gearing up to pul President Clin- ment. ton· s grand jury testimony on the Majority Whip Tom DeLay. Rnation's television screens, presenting Texas, said he would "fight in no the public with a videotape that uncertain terms the scheduling of any reportedly shows an angry, defiant vote on censure." president struggling with questions House Majority Leader Dick about his extramarital affair with Armey. R-Texas, said censure was Monica Lewinsky. "not an option that holds a lot of Democrats attacked the idea of attraction." He said he had talked releasing the four-hour tape, but with ..-~nk-and·lile GOP House memRepublicans on Tuesday said it was bers about the issue. "We believe that important that Americans judge for committing perjury and obstruction themselves whether, as Independent of justice. these are feats of enonnous Counsel Kenneth Starr ha.~ a.~sened. · consequence." Clinton lied before grand jurors. Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass .. said The issue, which hal shredded la.~l Clinton's actions "absolutely" called week's promises ofbipanisanship a.~ for some sort of punishment. lawmakers consider a possible "There's no question that Congress impeachment inquiry, was to be needs to be heard." Kerry. a former fought out in the House Judiciary prosecutor. told reporters. "You can't Committee a.~ early a.~ Thur.;day. just son of pretend it didn't happen The tape could be released soon after- and walk away." wards. Starr's report on the president and As the battle over the tape loomed. his affair with Ms. Lewinsky, a pur· a House Republican leader sought to lion of which was made public last dash any hopes that Congress would week. cited what the prosecutors said TUESDAY RACINE - Racine Board of Public Affairs meeting Tuesday, 7 p.m. at the Municipal Building. MIDDLEPORT- Meigs Middle School Boosters, Thursday, 6 p.m. in cafeteria. . Tomorrow: Cloudy High: 70; Low:60 prospects for the future of the Rio Grande Meigs County Center and its impact on the community. "!think it's wonderful that we have the center here,'' she said. "It's good for vocational needs and for people who want to go back to school." for more information about classes offered through the University of Rio Grande and Rio Grande Community College Meigs County Center, contact center director·Gina Pellegrino-Pines at 740-992-3383. The center is located at 150 Mill Street in Middleport. Sports September 18, 1998 , , , fig.l (remove old logo) · The Community Calendar is published as a free service to non-profit groups wishing to announce meetings and special events. The talendiu is not designed to promote sales or fund raisers of any type. Items are printed as space pennits and cannot be lluaranteed to run a specific number of days. Weather Tuesday, September 15, 1998 Pomeroy o Middleport, Ohio Wednesday Organizers of the Save the Dove campaign deny they have any hidden agenda. The group gathered enough signatures or registered voters to put state Issue I on the ballot And it has - so far - managed to stay ahead of a legal challenge to its petition. Ritchie Laymon. one of the group·s coordinators, insists that dove backers just want to return the bird to protected status. A key pan of their argument is the fact that dove hunting was banned in Ohio in 1917. allowed in 1975 and 1976 and outlawed again until 1995. Only a close vote during a lame-duck legislative session revived the dove season. Tuesday marked the first day of this year's dove sellSon - an event both sides used to tout their message. "No one's made a case for the neces.~ity of doing this." Ms. Laymon .said after showing reponers a video of what she described a.~ the senseless slaughter of peaceful songbirds. ' ··obv"lusly. it 's cruel. Obviously, we 're sc!eing sutlering on display.· W~at's the poin t '" , The group's videotape, which it says was shot in TenneS>ce by undercover agents of the Humane Society of the United States. depicts a group of camoullage -clad men hunting doves . In several instance,, the birds are shnwn still alive. !lapping their wings along the ground. In other scenes. hunters twist off the heads of wounded birds to kill them . Also. according to the group. 20 percent to 30 percent of the birds shot by hunters are never retrieved. "There's less than two ounces of meat on these birds." Laymon said. "This is target shooting. That's all their used for. " John Wisse. a spokesman for the Ohio Division of Wildlife, disputes that charge . "There's no evidence of that,' ' Wisse said. an impeached president from ollice . He said others may follow the lead nf Democratic Sens. Joe Lieberman of Connecticut ilnd Daniel Patrick Moynihan of New Yo~k. who have been openly critical of Clinton's conduct. Earlier. Dole was in Cincinnati for a fund-rdiser for Rep. Steve Chabot, R-Ohio, who is in a tough rdCe with Demo<:rat Roxanne Qualls. the Cincinnati mayor. Chabot said he dido 't have time to attend his own fund-rdiser because he is a member of the Judi.:iary Committee. which is i<Xlking into the allegations against Clinton in ln<l!;pendent Counsel Kenneth Starr's report. Good Afternoon Today's Sentinel I Sectwn . 1o r~~es ' <.:alendar HI C!•s.~ilieds <.:omics Editorials Local Sports We!!lher 7-K II 2 3 4-S 3 Lotteries QHlQ Pick 3: 721; Pick 4: J7K4 BuckeyeS: 11 - 13- 1~ - IK -25 w.YA. Daily 3: 328: Daily 4: 0627 0 199N Obin Valky Puhli~hin,: Co �Commentary Page2 Meigs announcements bhio weather Wednelclay, Saptlmblr 11,1998 Thursday, Sept. 17 AccuWeathere forecast for The Daily Sentinel 'DtllblisMa m1948 _ . The old SoVICI~ mll:lljgeoo: ser- 111 Court StrPI, Pomeroy, Ohio 614-992·2156 • Fax 992-2157 VICC. the KGB, ts movmg ~ly claie ID lhe ~ of R~111, as Yevgeny Primakov has been dcsignalrd by Boos YellSIII as his lares! choice foc prune nuntster. Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher CHARLENE HOEFUCH Generel Meneger Dr. Gerald Dolan Primakov's KGB past worries U.S. · By Jack Andersen and .-. Moler . DIANE HIU. Controller TIN Sntiad welcomu Jetter~ to lite tdlfor from ,...,.,_ on 1 bn»d,..,. ot toplct. ShGn-. ( 3 0 0 - 0< ,...,,_. t1te b o o t - ol bolnl/ publl- 7ypod lof. - . , . , . , . - . , . , 1111 .,.Y bo odllod. Each should lndutlo • ......... - - .. and~ pltoM nUI'ftbrw. S,.cHy • date it,.,. .• • ,.~to a flM'IIocd tlfii:N 0< - · to: l.o,.,_ to tfte Editor, TINt SonllfNII, Ill Co..rf St, Ollk> 01', """' to 11-t---2157 -roy. Editorial excerpts: Clinton and Starr Jn the midst of a aippling econanic cnsts, the Russian Duma told Yeltsm that his rn:vtous .ehoore foc prermer, Vdcroc Cl1ernomyrdin. would 001 pass musta. Thai ~ the door roc Primakov. the reclUSive and hawkish fcretgn miJUSll:l'. The ehoore os an unsenlong one_for the U.S. mtelligencc corni?uruty, which has long tracked Primakov s employment by the old KGB. as well as his friendship with lro~qt diclatoc Saddam H~m. Reports_ of Primakov s barely changed annudcs from his days as a communost leader prcrnpiCd a mp toMosoow several year.; ago by our assoaatc D:11c Van Ana. Primakov wa' theo head of_the new Russoan foreogn ontelhgcnc-c SCI'\'O<:C, and Van Ana spoke wtth more than a dol.cn KGB SOOI\.1.'S and Russtan olfoctals about hom. _ Primakov "" sololill)' man who ko..'JlS hos l:o:kground dose to hos vest But we eslablishai!M he was once a KGB ~~-~named Maxim. and lhal he may have a senous p;ychological JrOblem wrth the probabiliry !hal he is Jewish. Primakov was born . on the Moller r. Ukraine, on Jhe day Anderson the stock market crashed blggering the Great Depression. He was a Iough. street-wise kid tlrwghool his childhoOO, much of _it spent. in scrapes on the SOI:CIS of Thillst. Georgia. He .explained this hard-scrabble uplxingmg Ia~ confodant. "I didn't kill anybody. I didn _1 rob anybody. In fact I was brougtt up mthe Slreels because my mcAhcr. who was a doctor. wori<cd at IWo jOOs. I was a sclf-m<klc man. Bwm Thilost . 11 was qwtc normal. All the children were lrought up in the SIJ'Cet<." In Sovoct Goo-goa Primakov devcloped a laslc for A"an L'Uosine -- and lcamcd a number of ethnic jokes thai he sull u.<CS 10 great cftC.:1 amnn~ hos fellow counllylllCn. Primakov gradualed from the Moscow lnslilllle of Orienlal Studies in 1953, and did pa;t-phlal: wiR Ullil 1958. Untill970, he wcmd as an flllib' with the Moscow Canmillee on TelevisionandRalio,spendingabm;tadccade as a jolnalist and de!UY cdita' of Pravda, a Communist ~Sevend knowledgeable sru= rqm lhaltl was Wring his Pravda Jaiocl lhal Primakov wrrked for the KGB, 001 ~ disagree alna the exll:lll of his involvemet1t Primakov told one conftdant !hal he was never "on the staff" of the KGB, and didn't have "any milila)' rank.They suggeSIIld they would give me one, "bu. 1 refused." To anolher sowcc he revealed he had wa-ked foc the KGB since 1959 and wiiS known by the code-name "Maxim." the shM form of his middle name. After Pra\-da. Primakov cmtmccd on a prestigiou< 31.-adcmic c...cr. rising to director of the lnstitUIC of Oricnlal S1udics and, from 19K5to 198\l.dim.1ornfthc ln.';titute ofWor1d &11110111y and lnll.-mationa! Relalions. h wa; a pcriOO in whi<:h 11: wJS clear· ly cozy wtth KGB nlfocials everywhere. Complied by Gannett News Service Clinton should resign President Bill Chnton has. hy his own admtsstons. sown the wind. The , whirlwind os here . Independent counsel Kenneth Stan·~ rcpon has been released. and with n cvodcncc of perjury. ohstructoon of JUStice . abuse of flOWer. wotncss tampering and ahuse of power- all potentially impeachable offenses. Stan is not someone to blame anymore (frankly. who can blame hom for investigating somethong the president admincd he lied about") . . The fate of this nauonal noghtmarc rests on two places· Congress. which has the frightening task of dectding whether to tmpeach and convict Chnton. Clinton lumself, who could - and should - resogn and save the country the trauma of impeachment hcanngs and a trial. ... His behavoor has statncd the prcstdcncy. just a.' ccrtatnly a.' Rochard Nixon stamed it. ... Nixon. in the end. decided he could no longer keep up the charade The evidence was too overwhelming. h no longer mailers what indivodual Americans think of Clinton the man. Whatos at stake ts the Integrity of the presidency. Character counts. and if !here are those who believe that 11 docs not. our country is in more 1rouble 1han we rcahze ... Clinton. like Ntxon a generation ago. should rcahze the postloon he ha.' put hos country in. He should realize the country and lhc office he holds have been dtstractcd and damaged enough. He should resign. And of he docs nol. Congress ha.< the duly to proceed. calmly and rauonally, wuh the impeachmem and trial process . Clinton can be forgoven for his ondiscretions. and he should be. But he must also suffer the consequences of his actions. The country already has. - Marion (Ind.) Chtontcle Tnbunc. Sept. 13 lmpeac:hment not good for the country Jl's all out in the open now, all the salacious details of Prestdent Clonlon's "inappropriate relationship" with Monoca Lewinsky. Parental advisories are needed to keep the young and onnocenl from rcadong the graphic descriptions of acuvities that look place in the White House .... Did Clinton commu an impeachable offense'' Stan says he dtd - II of them, accordmg to hts repon. Clinton's defense team says no Congress will decide, and Congress can dectde anythmg il wants is an Impeachable offense, so it bools down to polilics more Ihan JUStice. One thong on Clinton's sodc IS the Amencan people do not seem 10 be in the mood for enduring ompcachment. cspecoally when the subject maucr is so uncomfonably pe"onal. Most people realize - steadfa.<t Clinton ha1crs excluded- that tlllpeachment wtll not he pleas· ant nor good for the country ... EvcQof he survives. ol appears highly unlokc· ly that Clin1on can he very ciTccll vc f<ir the-remainder of his tcnn .. He ha.' lost something that " cssento al for an officeholder. and especially the prcsi· dcnl of 1he United State-: hos crcdihthty .. Hm• very sad. - The Baxlcr (Ark. I Bullcun. Sept. 12 Time for caution Given the many leaks - on hoth sides - thai have charactemed ondcpcmJcnl ~.:ounscl Ken Starr·, mvc-.;t1gation of Prc:\u.lcnt Clinlnn. the nauon might have looked forward Ill sll ll more puliucally moti vated leaks m·~r 1hc ncxl few days a.' the House moved Ill deal wllh Slarr's rcpon . delivered Wednesday. Instead . the House has woscly averted thai hy V<>ltng Ill ommedoatcly rclcasc the repon . And. takmg advantage of the latest cnmpul.:r tc.:hnnlngy. the House posted thi' vilally omportant d<><:umenl nn the ln1crnc1 thus maktng 11 ca~1ly aco:ss1hlc 1n m1lhon' - an unrwcl:cdcntcd u~c ol th~11 medium's remarkahk p<llcnloal. .. No,.., ot"s up Ill House m.:mhcr> - .md Amcri~ans cv~rywhcrc - to read the rcrort and rca~h thclf own l'om:lu: , ons That \ not a verdict In he reached hghtly. And we warn. as we ha\C 1 he lore. ahoutthe dangers of a rush Ill JUJ.Igmcnl. Wllh lis quock release of the report. the House has prnvodcd Amencans wtlh an almost overwhelming mass of mfonnatoon that need> In he read. studocd and wcoghcd Unlllthat "s hecn done . ol remaons too soon Ill pa" linal Judgment on this prcsodcnt. Huntmglon (W Va ) Hcrald-Dospa~eh. Sept. I~ Real work begins with Starr report The delivery nf Kenneth Starr's ClmLnn-Lewmsky report 10 the House of Reprcscntauves demands a discoplincd focus from all House mcmhers that atlca.'l SfiOlC haven ·1 been showmg . Maontammg a loghl focus means scp· aratong what ·~ rcb·anl from what ts trrclcvanl concerning Impeachment. One lhmg that docsn'l maucr '' Clont on s ,udJen omprovcmcnl on the con· triteness depanmenl The prcsodcnl ha.' hccn heggong forgiVeness- on pn vate with Democrats and on putJioc - trymg to tmprove on hts dosmal Aug 17 speech Saying you re sorry. you·ll make II up to everybody ~nd you'll never do 11 again has no hearong on whether Clinton commoncd cnmcs or otherwose abused hos oflice. Comong on the bnnk of a posstblc impeachment inquory, 1hc belated mea culpa amounts 10 linle more than an aucmpl 10 influence the JUry. The members of hos JUry who sll on Congress should dtsregard ol. There arc likely to he clemen ts of the SllliT report itself that >houldn'l have a hcanng. eother The central issues (are) alle~alions of perJury. obstrucuon of JUSii<c and abuse of power. What's drivmg the reacuon of many congrcs.;oonal Democrats IS the hearing Clinton'> pcnl ha.• to their own rc-elecuon chance< . Clontons prohlcm should have a beanng . on this sense: Consmucnts cxpcct1hc people 1hey send to Washington to appreciate 1ht wei~hl of the dccosoon they may be called upon to make and to do thcor duty - Gannell"Suburhan Newspapers. Whole Plams. N.Y.. Sept. II ..J L, U1 cialty was the Middle &il, and one makov became fao;t fiic:nds with Mikhail" Go!ba:hev. ..no dispaiCIJ:d him on severa1 scnsotive missions The most prominen1 mission - ~ful. ill\lmS ,.,.. - was 1o Saldam Husscm pn<Y to Desert Slorm, to ~rge him to leave Kuwait Primakov enjoyed a loogtimc friend.. ship with S8lklam. ..no jXOOOOiy didn't know that Prirnakov is part-Jewish. according 10 a knowicdpllc U.S. intciligm:e soun:e and a close Primakov friend. It's m scmething Primakov will discuss. even with friends - especially lhcsc days. when ultrnrullionalist.' like Vladimir Zhirinovsky have gwen vacc to a strong suuin of anti-Scmllism amon~ Russians. Another hazy :u-ca of Primakov 's hiogrnphy is his actions dunng the abortive KGB·insligated coup againsl Gmn:hev in 1991. He haqnldliicorl; thai he was ahool 10 kolmt.:tcrs li'!lln Gort.:r..-Dds dacha when he lcamcd o1 Gortn:hev's am:st. He lkx:id<XIto lly to M<&ow even though. he says. "the mnth dcptrtmcntnf the KGB refused me tickcl'i." Nll:r the L1lU(l. Gort.:r.:hcv split Ill: KGB into sevcrJI units. and Primakov wJS tan"cd in November 1911 to hcud the new ··ecn1r.11 lntclhgm:e Service." The new "ll"""'Y lasted only twoomntll;. however. until Yclt"n tonk over C<Hnplctcly Yelt'iin re-lilllOCd the scrvll:c mto the SVR yet kcJ1I Primaknv on as h1ss. 0..: of the key TCiNlll,, say ill'iid.'I'S. " that Yclt'iin didn't want to anger lhc nld-hoc KGB OOreaucrnl.-. whn made it de;.- that Primakov. as one of lhcir own. w;to; au:cplahlc lO them. And now, as prcmocr-dcsignatc of li'C Ycll\in govcmmcnl, lhis myslcnoos choogchng is <'lllCC agaan l'crl in the lin-.:light. But this time. whal's good li.- Rl!lsia may 001 he fav<r.lblc 10 the W...."iicm wolld. Jatk AadttDi lftl JIID Moler ate wrikn far Unilld Fallft Syndirale. - Perkins .. Da-da-da. DiKla-da. . For the umm~allld. those "":.the last siX note' of the Sports Ccnltr theme Thos mghtly news show on ESPN. the 24-hour cabk spons nctwork. thal reache.< 71 mtlhon or so Amencan homes,' truly os must-sec-TV for the nauon s spons JUn~ocs. . . I c~n~css !hall vc ~n tunong on to ESPN s Sport' Center a k~ thos year -- and m~ 111Cn!ly lo sec whether the AFC WI!Uid finally hrcak thrr111gh and wm annthcr Su~r Bowl or 10 loll ow Moch.-.:1 Jordan s pursull of a "xth NBA champtonshtp or 1~1 gel the hiles~ nc~•m,Mark McGwtre ~~~uotnlthe songle-S<ason home-run n:e<ll'll Bul rather hl."<:ausc spurts . os no longer somply ah<!Ul sports. It s aiS<• ah<IUL polotocs. And that' "!hen poonty head<.'l.l cdunnalost' hkc you" truly gel ontcn:sled. when we stan lunong on In the lmcst spnns ne~' Lokc McGwore s h"tnnc achoevconcnlla.'l wcek.nvcnakong Roger Mans on ha.schall s record h<x•h· h was the ~ports s~ory nf the year. Butol wa.' also .1 pnhtll:al slory. . Indeed: dunng _the day' lcadong up to McGworc s hostonc home run. the IRS let 11 he known lhal the lucky Ian who caught No 62 ,would he suhJCcl to the long ann olthe tax man . Thts would have been OK m the m1nds nf baseball fans and taxpayers ahkc ol the fan calchong the rec<.-dhreakong homer .old i1 a1 it< csumated $ 1 molhon value. Bu1 an IRS spokesman said that the fan would he sUbJect to federal gtl\ taxes even of he or she dod not sell the ball. hut merely gave ol hack to MeGwire a.• a keepsake. So lor such a scllless gesture. the (un)hx:ky fan would face a tax hill of $150.000 Perkins or more. Aller a hue and cry. n<~ nnly lrmn hasehall alicumad'"· hut alsn li-nm the Whuc House lnd Congn:ss. the IRS reversed itself. IRS CommisSioner Charles Rnssoto said lhat of a lan returned ihc hall1o MdJwirc. he, .. she would not he hahlc ll•r gil\ taxes This was gmcl PR for the muchloathl.-d lax agency But a.s Sen William R<~h. R-Dcl.. rem:rlcd. "The flll:l that there was ever even the possihihty of Mark MeG wore\ lustorical 62nd home run hall hcmg ta~c'llos a pnme example ol what i' wnmg woth our cuncnl tax Cl>dc ." Mcanwhtlc. lei us tum ln golf news. II seems thai Ct<ey Manm os struggling <m the Nike Tour. profcssoonal golf's cqutvalcm ol Tnplc A hasehall. Manon went to cmrl carlocr thts year to nvcrtum the Proli:ssonnal Golf A<.'illnauorl"s long-standong rule that rcquon:s lnur players to walk during comp:tiuon. The n••kic golfer filed a lawsuil under the Amcncans wtth Disabihucs Act. :t'i..Crtong that hccau.-. he ha~ a physocal dosahili1y. hccausc he cannot walk IH holes like all other profcssoonal golfers. the PGA should he c'OIIlpellod lo allow him to ride a can. AJudge who never played the game ol golf. who made no distinction he! ween n:crcatinnal g<M (which is u.sually played in carts) and profcs,ional g<M (whoch has never hccn playod with carts). sided with Martin. So the y<111ng man nlllc while hts ldlow compeutm; walked. Puhlidy. all these fellow curnpeti11"" said til: 1"-~itically .:<lflttl thing. They were pulling li.- Ca-.y. He wa' a gmd kod They dodn't mind him riding. But pnvatcly. they ti:h thatlllruly wa' an oovantage lnr Martin <M" any other . goller to ride r.other than walk. Especoally. on mony day s wll:n gollcrs have to slosh live omlcs around a golf C<IUN , .. on exlrcn1Ciy lu days when gollcrs have to dmg themselves m\lund IK holes. Or on <><:ca.sions when had weather doclalc'S that the pn1S play "'" <mly the usual IKh<~cs . hut 2.7 '"· on a fe-w in,;Liooccs. :16 holes in a day. A' ollhos wnung. Mallin mnk.s 20th ''" the Nikc T<IUr muncy loSI Only the top 15 will qualily f<M" the hig show-the PGA Tour -- next season. Those. like yours Indy. who symp:llhi7.c with Martin. hut wt.. think the ADA wa.< tmpmperly applied in his lawsuit againSI the PGA. have mixed feelings alx!Ul whelhcr we want Casey to mukc 11. Finally. carni>oruu' pugiiiSI Mike Tyson is =king ln have hts h<IXing hL-cnsc rcstnn:d m Nevada after dccidong in July to drnr his applicatton for a new loccn.-. on New Jersey (Ju.<l a.~ thai Slalc's h<>xmg cnmmi~'ion wa; ahoullo , . One . thmg you should bear 10 mmd as you fret over the lluctuatong stock IS that Wall Streelos not 1 · · d h market 1 c on y cconomoc on tcalor you should pay aucnlton ln. Trust mc.l have ~tudoed thts People who arc lamohar woth my 11 h N "· f k ·11 wor WI rcca l at tn ovcm ...r <> Amtric:ans get first-hand look at allegations_against Ointon . . - I'194. I came up wolh_~ Fnvolous All Ameroca knows The moslonlomatc dclatls ol Prcstdcnt Chnton s sex- Fluods Index (fFI). whoch portended ual activmes wolh Monoca Lcwonsky - at least her versoon of thcor Whole a r?hust economy for man_y months House fljngs _ were posted on the lnlcmel Fnday.... Govmg the pubhc to come . Even my cnlo~~ woll have to ommcdiate access wa.' the nghllho ng for the House of Reprcsentauvcs to d~. admtlol was a pre~ly accuralc gauge. Private coli zcns can dcl~e as deeply ont o the Starr report and Clinton s . What I detcrmoncd. through responses as they wish. They don't have 10 rely on the ... dtsloncd voe~s of '.nten sc obscrvauon and van.ous political panosans that emerge as leaks IO the mcdta. The Internet. on an cxlraf!Oiauons. wa.' that Amemans extraordonary way. has given them access to the whole hsl of detatls and were spendmg a >lupendous amount allegations. But we hope Amcncans read. and discuss. more than just the of money on expensive. non-essenrevolting details of Clinton·, bchavoor. .. Clinton 's future should hongc on ual fluods . whoch they poured down L'fitical conslilUiional questions that dcsel'\'e careful constderauon: Dtd Starr l.heor gullets by the galla~ only to dos1:(1 too fat' Arc pnvatc sexual acllvotocs. as ~sptcable as they may be. charge vta bodily funcuon a lew f!!OUnds for an invesugalton that forces a presidenl from offtce? Should hou" later. lmf!Orted ..and domestiC Clinton be forced to stand trial he fore tht Senal.c 011 ~es of lymg and botded..~atcrs, Mtsloc ll~vorcd bevobstruction of jusltcc' Should he step aside temporwrly or resrgn' Most erages . sun-brewed teas that go for imponanl. can Clinton sltll elfeclively lead the couruy? ... But now thatlht a buck-~d-a-half a pop; Sna~ple rcpon is available worldwtde. whtther Ointon 's rre,sidency survives ~ill ~aters w1th 1.? percent real JUtce; depend on how Americans Judge him. Ointon can't hide fmm h1s behaviOr. nutraceuucal bever,ages fontfied All America knows.- Statesman Journal, Salem, Ore., Sept. 12 wrth herbs . No. ~ends, a popu- . Compled by Scott OweDI lace th~ SJ,M'nds mllhons on extraneous hqutd 1s not a populiiCC lhal fears economic collapse. The FFI knows. ', mr I also de veloped the Second Home Index (SHI> and prcdocld e that the conslruclton of a condnmonoum cruose shop called Rosod cnSca -- Wtlh rooms and suilcs that go for $1.5 Spear mil loon to S7 million -- foretold a sound future . Furthcr research resulted on my Puhhc Toilet Index (PTI). hascd on the quahly nf lacohucs avaolablc 10 puhloc venues. and my Euro-Car Trunk Storage Index CECTSI), based on how effietcn tly these vehicles cany golf hags Additional studoes in my secret lahoralory ha ve isolated several other indices that seem to hold grcal promise as economic prugnostiea· tors . They, too. suggest that the cconomy is doing just fine, thank you. and lhal it would be unwise to read too much into •.he stock market's daily gyrations . To wit: The Bertluo Index (BI). Golf clubs used to drive the ball off the lee hive been getting much bigger, thanks to grapholc shafts and hghlcr metals such as titanium . .The bigger drivers pernut faster swongs and therefore greater power, and they seem more forgmng of errant strike> a.' well. Take the Callaway Golf company, maker nf the Big Bcnha line. FiN there were only Biu Benhas which c ·• sold [or approximately S250 Then carne Great Bog Berthas . which retaolcd lor upwards of $400. Now we have the Boggest Big Bertha.,, whtch go fur S600 each and have hec? '" such d~mand that dealers can t keep them 10 slack. The Hotline Index (HI). Ninehundrcd-numher hustncsscs rake in half a holloon dollars a year. and few arc more lucrative than psychic hotlines. h costs upwanls nf S5 a monulc -- $300 per hour -- to speak to the,;c duhn.•us clatrvoyanls: hullhc prohihmve cost ~ms a mom.- deterrent. . The Se11.cd Slo¥ie Index (SSI). Ctgar sales have become passe a.' an economic indicator. but the soarina num~rs of illc11al Cuban stoaies thll are setzed and dcslroyod by lhc U.S. Customs Service serve liS an excel· lent barometer. Cuban-made Romeo y Julietas and Partqas so for as much as $700 a box on the black 0 ....., 11lf~ PtCOouctr ...,_..... ' Sunny Lassie Justice, 74, ofGalltpolis, died Tuesday Sept. 14. 1998 in the Holzer Medical Center. Born Nov. 2. 1923 in McVeigh, Ky.. she was the daughter of the late Raben Ball and Keuie Fields. Surviving are lwo sons, George (Susie) Hackney of Columbus, and Sherman (Jean) Hackney of Orange Lake. Fla.; a daughter. Henriena(Tom) Jeffe" of Hobart. Ind.: a niece: seven grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren.; and a brother. Landon Ball of Mt. Sterling. Ky. Services will be II a.m. Friday at the ML'Coy-Moore Funeral Home, Wetherholt Chapel. Gallipolis. Internment will follow in the Standtsh Cemetery, Dexter. Friends may call at the funeral home on Thursday fmm 5-8 p.m KY .JiSJ.. - • 'I!8N!'J Cloudy - Hospitalized Belly McGuire of Pomemy is a patient al Arthur James Cancer Center in Columbus. Cards may be sent to her c/o Arthur James Cancer Center. Room 930. 300 Wesl lOth Ave .. Columbus 43210. Lassie Justice ...... ' r........ ~' ."""""' ~ * • • .;.;,. Snow Meeting set Middlepon Village Council will meet tn special session on Sept . 21 at 7:30 p m. for the consideration of personnel. Meigs EMS logs 10 calls Center. Rutland squad assisted. POMEROY 12:04 'p.m., Pearl S1reet. Middleport. Mtchael Sellers. HMC. RACINE ~ : 20 a.m.. Patrocoa McHaffie . 7:40a.m .. Rocksprings Rehabili- VMH: laliou Center, Pomeroy. Evelyn Rife. 7:42 p.m .. Smtih Ridge Road. Veterans Memorial Hospolal : motor-vehicle accident. Johnathon 10:35 a.m .. Race Street. Middle~ Man bound over The most serious charge. that of pan, Rhonda Dunn, Holzer Medical Dailey. VMH . . A 50-year-old Middleport man is RUTLAND os a second-degree felony Center; burglary. being held in the Soulhea.•l RegionH·43 am . Meigs Mme 31. Ronald 4:05 p.m., Overbrook Nursing al Jail in Nelsonville after being punishable by ·a minimum of two Zirkle. PVH: Center. Middleport . Ada Starcher. bound over to the Meigs County years in prison. ~:22 p.m.. Jacks Road. Joy Pleasant Valley Hospual. Middleport <;:ammon Pleas Court on charges ol Comhs. HMC. squad assosted: burglary, receiving stolen property 8:34 p.m., stale Route 124, Rut- SYRACUSE and canyi ng a concealed weapon. 8:07 a.m.. stale Roule 124. Lera land. Ruth Young. VMH pendmg Joseph W. Beny. 147 S. Third Judgments Issued Jones. HMC. The following judgments awards lransfer to Charleston Area Medical Ave .. waived a preliminary hearing in Metgs County Coun last week. The were issued Friday in the Meigs County Coun ot Common Plea.•. ~barges were then lransfered 10 the Farmers Bank & Savings Campa· common pleas coun. He is accused of a break-in and ny, Pomeroy, was awarded $5,053.46 theft al his brother-in-laws house plus interest in a suit agamsl Donald CHILLICOTHE (AP) - Thom- ber of daily newspapers published by where he ollogedly stole a knife, u J. and Marie Roush . son Newspapers will aquire the Choll- Thomson Ctntrill Ohio to eight with Bank One NA was awarded .22-caliber. handgun ind money. icothe Gazette in an exchange with a combined circulation o t 140,000. according to the Meigs County Pros- $22.917.46 plus onleresl in tls suit Communoty Newspaper Holdings The company has said ot' s pursuing against Lee Roy Simpkins. et al. eeuling Auomey's Office. a strategy to control geographically Inc. CNHI woll get control of The Dai- hnked groups of newspapers that can ly Cilizen-News in Dalton. Ga .. and market ad~ and serve adven•~ers more competouvely. its non-daily publicalions. Law Block Grant, 3,562.62: Refuse, ' Bryan Swann. Oerkffrea.•urer for The exchange will bring the num58.299.15: Disaster Relief Grant. l~e Village of Middlepon, released a monthly repon of account balances 187 .00; Water Debt Service. JQ:I.941.17; Sewer Debt Service. 'on Monday evening. lhe report slated. Roberts' pickup No injuries were reported in 1wo Balances, by fund, were reported 80.574.85; Water Tank. 15.000; truck sustained heavy damage while as: Geneml . $99, 188.26; Street, Water System. 97,556.32; Sewer Sys- accidents investigated recently by the Hall's truck was nol damaged . No 57,234.52; Recrealion Meigs County Sheriffs Office . 49.270.29; Mini-golf. 0 ; Law tem, Citations were issued. The fir<l accident occuned Thu rsE,nforcement. 480.70: Fire Equip- (2,713.78); Cemetery, (746.08); The second accident happened 'ment. (796.00) ; Fire Truck, Meter Deposit,, 36.689.20; Cemell:ry day amund 7:15a.m. allhe juncuon Saturday mornong on Park Road on of Frog Slreel and stale Route 124 on 36.520.86; COPS FAST. (255.98): Endowment, 81.062.77. Bedford Township. Parenthetical figures represent Syracuse. Charles W. Roberts Jr., 'Economic Development. 27 .825.72; Crystal R. Tippie. Shade, was Syracu~e. driving a 1981 Ford ptckdeficit balances. : ~ublic Transponation. 19.880.76: southbound when she wa.~ slung by up truck , turned off Frog S1ree1 onto stale Route 124 into the path of a a bee. causing her 10 lose control of her 1988 Plymouth which ran into a westbound 1979 Mack dump truck guardrail and dilch.the repon stated. dnven by Timothy M. Hall . Pomeroy. Am Ele Po er\ .................. ..46'1. The accident occuned on a heavy fog. The following couple was issued Akzo .................................... 41\ . a maniage license recently in the AmrTech .................................47 Continued rrom pagel Meigs Counly Probate Court of Ashland 911 ...........................48}, AT&T .....r ... ..........................56"1. Judge Robert Buck: Teny Douglas Denise Arnold will be doin~ a Bank One ............................. 45.,. repair will be demonslrated. . Michael, 50. and Carolyn Ann McKBob Evans ............................ 19' 1 , broom making demonstration, DonIn the senior lair buoldong. there mney, 47, both of Pomeroy. Borg-Werner ......................... 42}, wtll be a quoit show. puonpkon, corn na Davidson woll be weavong rugs on Broughton ............................. 18'~ an antique loom. and Bob Smtddte Champion ............................. 10\ and sunllower cont~sls. and numerwill demenstrale ponery makong. ous exhihils hy churches. heahh Charm Shps ......................... 4"1. There will be a variety of cmfts on (liSPS 113-910) i City Holdlng .......................... 37'h agenc1es. and other commun1ty orga~ollily NeWipOpt< Holdlllp,lo<. ( dtsplay and for sale. along wuh Federal Mogul ..................... 55')• ni zation..; Gannett ................................. 58'1, information on walerscape landscapPubl•h<d oveoy ofltmoon, Moodoy lhloog)t Goodyear .............................. 51}, ing. Crafts and candles, baskets and Friday, Ill Court St. Pomeroy. Ohio, by lhc Kmart .................................... 14l. ' Ohkl Vtlley Pub!ishena Companr. Sc:amd dw books wtll be exhibited, and there ~ . pllb&e ~1d 11 Pomeroy, Otuo. Kroger ..................................48'7, Veterans Memorial will be a flower show by the garden Mtabcr: The As&oc:iatcd Prcu and the Ohio Lands End ............................. 17l, Tuesday admissions - Evelyn clubs of the county. ' Newspaper Aseociatton. Llmlted ................................. 24'~• Postiu~Ur: Send addreu oorrecttons &o The Food will be served from several Oak Hill Finl ..........................11'1, Rife. Middlepon. . Daily Sentinel, \II Court S1., Polncroy. Ohio Tuesda~ discharges- none . • 45769 OVB .........................................40 boolhs on the grounds, many local SUBSCRIP'MON RATES Holzer Medical Center One Valley ...............................32 businesses will show their wares. and By C.nitr or Motor Route Peoples ................................... 25 Discharges Sept. IS - John some professionals will share inforOne Wtek .................................S2.00 Prem Flnl ............................... 20'1. Hager. Tracy Burrows. Collecna One Month ................................ S8.70 mation about their services One Yeu.................................. l104.00 Rockwell ...........................39\ Clark. Paula Can. Peggy Dixon. SINGU COPY I'IIICE RD/Shell ,, ............................. 50'• Births - Mr. and Mrs. Shane Oaely........................................ 35 CcBts Seare .................................... 47';., SuhscritK:n not 'desirf.n& to pay the carrier lbtJ Evans. son. Wellston; Mr. and Mr.<. Shoney'a .................................2'!, Kmll in MfvanC:c direct~ n.Daily Scllllinel ou Star Bank .............................. 64,, Brian Frederick. daughter. Dexter; a tbrcc, 1b. or 12 motdh ~- Credit will be aiYCn carrier each week. Wendy's .... ;........................... 21\ Mr. and Mrs. Scan Potter. son. Jack, No suhscuptibn by mall pcmined io ueu Worthington ........................11.,_ son; Mr. and Mrs . Danny Rose, where home carrier service is avatllble. daughter. G,~llipolis. • Publisher reserves the riaht 10 adjust tales dur· Stock reports are the 10:30 in& tbe swbscripCiOI'I period. Sublcriplton rate (Published with permission) . chanp may be implc:mcntcd by tl'll.npa the a.m. quote& provided by Adveat duntton of ltlc .ut.cripUOn. of Gallipolis. . ;. ___ Court news---- Thomson Newspapers to acquire Chillicothe Gazette Middleport Village report NO one injured in accidents Couple issued :mar·riage license · st~cks Town & Country... The Tuppers Plains-Chester Water Distroct has issued a boil advisory for sections of Orange Township includong Stale Route 7 from Success Road south to and including Bar 30 Road. Owl Hollow Road. Locust Grove Road, Township Road, Riggscrest. and Apple Tree Estates. A leak in the main line leading to that section is under repatr. When a boil order is in effect. those in the effected areas are 10 boil their cookong and drinking water for three minutes before being consumed. Samples of the water woll be taken after the Ime repatr. and the residents will be advised when the wal<r is safe to drink without booling. Show to be held A car and motorcycle show will be held on lhe Don Tale Chevrolet Lot on Saturday. Oct. 3, during the Stemwheel Festoval. Over 42 trophoes will be awarded Regislraloon will begin held that day beginning al 9 am. and there is a fee of $8. Trophies go for truck, dually. custom truck. muscle slreet rod. stock. custom, Goldwmg. Harley. best paint. best wheels. best imerior. best engine. and farthestlraveled. with a besl of show. Congressional... continued rrom page, ioday showed 5R percent ol Amero ~ cans against beginning impeachment hearongs over the Lewonsky alTair. while 57 percent said Congress should censure Clon ton . The Sept. 1214telephone poll ol 1.813 adults had a 3 percentage point margin of error. But a CNN/USA T<Ki,oy/G,ollup Polllound lhal50 pereentlavnr Congress holding hearing~ and 44 perrent dropping the mall~r But among ~df­ idemilied likely voters. 58 percent wanled hearings to 38 percent who wanted lo drop Ihe maller. The Sept. 14- 15 survey of 1.028 adults had a 3 percenllll!e poim margin of error. The margin error was 5 percentage ptlints among a subset of 401 likely voters. The senior Democrat on 1he Judi ciary Commiuee. Rep . John Conyers of Michigan . said it would b<! "a violalton of lhe hopartosan spinl" lilt Republicans to muscle relea'e of 1he tape through tht: commute-e ...The te.l yes, the video' no ... Bul Rep. James Rogan. R-Calof . saod that only walching the appear- A bus trip os being organozed for the Meigs Marauder football game with Tolsia West Vorginia on September 25. The trip IS over two hours. 'o a luxury motoreoach lnp has been planed. Cost of the lrip i' $19.50. for more tnfonnaloon call Bob al 992· 2912 or Susoe at992-2377 FREE PROSTATE SCREENING Sponsored by: Holzer Medical Center Holzer Clinic Hillcrest Urological Clinic LEARN TO DRIVE! -·-·- ance would allow lawmakers and the publoc "to judge hos demeanor ami credobololy ... One Democratoc Judicoary Committee source. speaking on comlition of anonymoty. said the two parties had informally agreed lo wnhhold addi tional sexually exphcll material. infonnallon on Secret Service operatiOns. malenallhal would jeopardi ze criminal investigataons and intormatiun that would hann onnocent parties. Plan bus trip Hospital news mark~l. IS IRVIted. Boil advisory in effect · The 'Daily Sentinel · for Rally Day The Rockspnngs United Me1hodos1 Church will hold Rally Day on Sunday. A potluck donner wtll be held at 12:30 p.m.. and a program under the direction of Jan and Kathy woll be held at 1.30 p.m. The public ...---Local briefs Gemld T. Penix . Sr.. 55, Pomeroy. died Wednesday. Sept. 16. 1998 at Vetemns Memorial Hospital. Pomeroy. Arrangements woll be announced by Pomeroy Chapel of Fisher Funeral Home. Units of the Meigs County Emergency Medical Set'\' ice recorded I0 calls for assistance Tuesday. Units respondmg included: CENTRAL DISPATCH Steak dinner planned A baked steak dinner will be sel'\'ed at 1he Fellowship Hall in Hockingport. Sept. 26 from 4:30 Ia 7 p.m. Charge is S5 for adults. and $3 for children. The dinner is sponsored by the Untied Methodist Women. Open House Hollside Baptist Church will conduel an open house at its new model of Noah's Ark al the church on Stale Gerald Penix Extended forecast By The Associated Preaa Thursday night. .Mostly cloudy. SoutheliStern Ohio Lows in the lower 60s. Today... Mostly sunny. Highs in Friday ... Panly cloudy. Highs in the the mid 80s. Light west wind. · Tonight..Panly cloudy. Dense lower 80s. Saturday... Panly cloudy. Lows 55 ~alley fog late. Lows in the mid and 65 and highs in the mid 80s. lo upper 60s. Calm wind. Sunday ... Partly cloudy. Lows m Thursday... Mostly cloudy. Highs the lower 60s and highs in the lower In the upper 70s. 80s. Route 143 near Pomeroy on SI\!Urday. begmning al noon . Hotdog• and drinks will be sel'\'ed, and animals will be on display. Dr. James Acree. pastor, mviles the public. Revival services set Revival services will be htld at the Calvary Pilgrim Chapel. Route 143. Pomeroy. Sept. 22-27 . 7 p.m. woth ReY. V. 0. Agan. evangelist Rev. Victor Roush. pastor. invites lhe pubhc . lei Today's weather report give him an answer). 'JYsnn 's hearing in New Jcr.;cy wa' a spccta:lc. "'~ the least hccausc ol ii pmtcst hy the National Or)!aniz:lli<m fOr Women. NOW declared that allowing 'JYson to dimh hack into the ring rnM only would he "an insult to wnmcn." 'it also w11Uid endanger the salety of N...W Jersey's fam:r sex because nf the hnxer's 1992 mpe cnnvocuon ( f<.- which he scl"ied three years in priS<IO). But Tysnn's suspctt<ion fmm n>xo~c had ahslllutcly 111~hong to do woth lu~ trcalment nf w<H11Cn ll>~wcvcr reprchett'lhlc it ha< hecn}. It ,;~emmed fn•n his la.'L fi~'hl in I..;" Vcg<L<. dunng whi' h the lii011Crheavywci!-'hl chaonpi<m went herscrk in the nng and sav"!!ciY hit the car nf a man -- Evandcr H<~ylickl. Tyson W'JS pumshcd. severely and dcs..'t'Vc-dly. lilt his conduct. Ncvotda niXing nllicials suspended Ius license li.- a monunum ol one year. which L'<1Sl the pntclighlcr at least $.11) milhon (the pur><.-s he almost ccruunly W<!Ukl have cnlkctc'\1 dunng the ,pan cnvc'l'l:d hy hts SU'(1L'11sio11). II had to he lhe llli!SI expensive e<or-hoting line in history. lllal is. unless the man who has a histnry of mistreating wnoncn is o;om¢· one hke. say. Bill Chnton. Then the femonisl hypx:riles hardly uller a discnuraging won!. Like I s;ud, then:·, more to sport' today than what <ll1.'111'S on the diwnond ,.. gridimn nr hardwood (M" in the ring. And a lol of 11 ha< to llu with liliL'.' Joseph Perkins is a (du~ 1br San D1ef:o Union-Tribune.. In 1995, Customs confiscalcd only $318,401 wonh; a year later, the figure climbed to $1.142.290. The Ma'ol Order Se rvoecs · . 1ndex (MOSI). Gounncl food stores in Washington, D.C., will dispatch packages of favorite meats, cheeses and prod••·e lo de · d l •• pnvc cus omer.; vacaltonmg on such far-off locales as Manha's Vineyanl. A New York City dry cleaner accepts packages of diny clothes forwarded from anywhere Ill the world. cleans them, arid overnight' them hack lothe ,;cndcr, The Razor Blade Index (RBI). The Gillcuc company jusl spent $750 million to dcvelor a razor with three hladcs. The "Mach 3," a< it has hecn duhhcd, n:latls for S6.99 __ ~S percent more than the Sensor Excel it succeeds. Another mzor is ahcady in the works. (Six hjades'~ A dozen '! A razor that will enable the user 111 shave his beard and his hody hair in the same stmkc '~). Trust the indices. These limes. they arc a-booming, hahy. J011tph Spnr is a syudlcatt:d writer for Newspaper Enlerprile Aaodatlon. , • 1 • !_Colum~Je~·t?~' ] C1998AocuW88lher,lne. The Frivolous Fluids Index (FFI) By Joaaph Spear • W. VI>.. world of sports {and politics) By.~ 1. MIM!Ield Isa•/7F1 -··- - --- -· .. ··--·--··.J INO. Inc. Wi~e Dr. Gemld T. Dolan, of Darien, Conn., 72. diell at his home on Thu"day. Sept. l 0. 1998. " He was the husband of Barbara Elberfeld Keller Dolan. and the son-inlaw of the late Allan Keller and lma Elberfeld Keller, who wa.o; tht daughter of lhe late Jacob and Katie Mees Elberfeld of Pomeroy. Mr. Dolan. a podialrisl for 45 years. is survived by his wife and three children, Gemld T. Dolan II of Darien, Jeffrey A. Dolan of Medina and Barbara T. Brown of New Windsor. Md. and three grandchildren. He wa.< a velemn of World War II . Internment will lake place at a future date in Beech Grove Cemelery. Pomeroy. commanding llzir subservience. His~ sowtesaidhisfllSI~oneachlripiDthe ~ was the COIIllly's KGB Resident Upon ascending 1o the Politburo, Pri- The Dally Sentinel • Page 3 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, September 16, 1998 Saturday, September 19, 1998 8:30 a.m. • 11 :30 a.m. MAIL SUIISCRII'TION buldeMelpC..oty 13 W.Ciu............................ll7.JO 20 .................................. JSJ!l DEFI·RUST 32 -liJ .......................... .JIDl-36 - O.(lldc,Molp Coolly ENAMEL 13 W.:cks ............. .'..........:-•.$29.25 26 w.cu ............ _............. J56.61 32 .................................$1119.12 Call Holzer Medical Center, Nursing Administration, 446·5311, from 9 am. to 4 p.m., to schedule an appointment. Reader Serv1 ccs corfeCtlon Policy . ; o.r .......... t• • llorioiolotobt • . ' ........_JI JOU uow Or • emtr Ito a """'· caft will die -clleck , _"'....,..!lao ('1>411 m : 2155. We \ This free screening will be done by appointment only. , ,ud •ka I UIU<IIolllf wamatod. News Deoartmenta 'noe . . . . -... 992·1155. lleput· · ·IDIIIt m 'u are: Gcnerol M•e 1 ..... ,..,_,,.lxl. lltl New, ....................... -----·....ExL Jlll2 j or Ext. J106 ' . Other Slmoet , Moa II I 1 :__ ..:_........... ' ht UN I 01 I~"•. ....:. ........ ...... . ........ : •• •AD,_,U,.. · .... I C IW Ad&..........._ .......-..lxl. Ull I ... -~1!/;s ; , ...... m-1111 PARTICIPATING UROLOGISTS: I. H. Alonzo, MD lllcoltHt Jolts, MD MtiP.SI 01,MD / ................,. �·sports The Daily Sentinel 6ANr s '' 0\'er. McGwtre had not connected for a week "nee htttong No. 6~. and Cardmals manager Tony La Russa planned to stl out hiS star slugger 111 the opener to gove his achy back a break. But wuh the late-arrh mg crowd lilling on at Busch Stadium. La Russa sent up McGwore to hat for leadoff man Delino DeShtclcb 10 the ninth mmng McGwire hit a 'R5-fnot dm e to lelt-center field on a 1-0 fasthall lmm Jason Ch"'tiansen. htghlightmg a game th~ Ptnlles won K-6. McGwore doesn't pani<·ularl) like to pinch-hit. but he's ouhwndmg when he does tl. Lifetome. he's 13fnr-32 U061 woth six home nons 111 a ptnch. McG11 ire figured he would get a ~.:han<.:t' lo swmg. "I've been with Tony too long." McGwtre smU ··1 was J:!CIImg re•tdy 10 the "ecnmlmmng ... McGwtre w~nt 1-for-3 with two w.olks in the second game. a 9-3 wm lilf St Louts The doubleheader was caused by a tte g.unc between the re.m1s last month at Pollsburgh. Sosa. meanwtule. went 1-fnr-5 rsosa puts pursuit of playoff berth ·first By BERNIE WILSON on the scoreboard video screen. SAN DIEGO ( AP) - Sammy .. He ha.s more opponunnies to finSosa took a detourfrom the home run tsh with more than me." Sosa satd. ra<:e by stroking nul six times in nin~ " Becnuse now I gel to No. 6~ . 1 don't at-bats. The NL playoff mce is still have to worry about it anymo~. " going full speed. Is thai a concessoon'? Hardly. Sosa was held without a homerfor Sosa knows he' II get more the second straoght night. but singled _ homers. ahead of Mark Grace's homer in the ''I've been domg real well all year. seventh mmng. staning the Chicago and now I have only on~ thmg in my Cubs to a 4-2 wm over the San Diego mmd. justtrying to go to the playoffs Padres on Tuesday noght. Coupled In the last 10 games. somethmg·s wolh New York's doubleheader split going to happen Buttltl don't hapat Houston. the Cubs took a half- pen . we're slill happy men. " game lead over the Mets 111 the wild· Wtlh MIL key Murandmo baumg wuh two outs am.l nne on 10 the ninth. card race. " Every day I'm not gomg to go some on the crow~ started chanting out there and hit a home run." sarcr --w~ want Sammy'" The crowd Sosa. who fell one behind in the ro31ed when Morandont walked. homer chase when Mark McGwtre bringmg up Sosa. II booed when he htt his 63rd al Sl LouiS. "There Will struck out and linished 1-for-5 with be days loke yesterday and today. At two stnkeouts. lea.st I leel much bencr. I feel com" I got one hit . That's good enough fonable and relaxed, I thmk tomor- for me." Sosa smd. . row I will be much. much . much bet" II was mce." he saod of the ter. crowd 's reception. " I have two more That could be bad n~ws for Joey days here. let 's see how 11 goes " Hamilton. who pitches tonight's A Dnmimcan dtd homer: San game for the Padres. Diego's Qutlvoo Veras hll an uppoSosa saw McGwtre's homer live site-tield solo shot to the sixth . , • : • ~ ; ••• : • • • • , ' '• ; : ; • ' • Baseball l.unp~ NY Y.mh , , lh .tl>u 11 111 ,,t t.u1.1 'i -41 7 U-\ 1' 111 II.Ly t S.m ll •" lotl ( S , I~< • ur• l. 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PIHI.•tldptu,, ( L~w~ r fl.71 ,,, 1\ llanua (S nm lt t 10 1' p m 1 ~ -~~- 1 JO rrn Thursday's -ames ~ank- I Moyer Jl-9) 011 Oukl:uW (Candiuw Flurttlu (Ojal.t 2-J ) 31 Morun-:.1 (Pav:mo 'i-K) 11- l'l);-!,.!~11~ ~C""P'"''~ ,, .7) 31 u.."'""' t..'Jork· 1-'n ~ ! 7 ~~:~:~ (M'Ihon bA 1.\-9). 1 ~ p m. 7 0'1 p ru N Y Me11 Uut'-'1 9-KJa1 Huu• oo (Hamrton l i b) li.O" J' n• Alroundup By TOM CASTRO Associated Press Writer An.1heom manager Terry Colltns ts to red of .1llthe hutldup. He's ready lo gel to H.tg.unst Ih.: Tex.,, R.mg.er:>~. --w~ can tak~oll our auentton olr ~\~r} thinp ('\se ;nul put it linally on the on< thmg th.ot <very hod) 's been Tennis I OS N~lktnall .coiiJ:Ul' 1\N(il.ll S ))() !)( , ) kS l(,·, ~ll t•tl 1 11 Milt• r-.ftl t. llll lr<\111 S,au Anlillllll nt tiLt• 1.·~· ' ' l.~o.'.r)!Lk' tLIII.W ,,UKII Kk i.WI kS ,\nnr•u llu'•llh,rt Hulll ~\l l k t. lfl ll l ~o.' . l lll \\ Ill h l lt•,.rll' tl ru 1\l,r rk. 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We don 't worry about playoff tickets: we worry al>out wmmng baseball games " The Angels. who fell to 5-7 m September with Tuesday night's 8-1 loss to Tampu Bay. haven't had a winntng record in the month since 1991 and are 53-88 in September from 199~ lhmugh 1998. "We've got 12 games left. and that'' what it's all about ," Collins s,oid. " I don't care where we park. I don't care who the ushers are above the dugout I don't care anythmg except winning buseball game~ . " Texa" comes mlo the senes on a hogher note. as Ivan Rodriguez ' twonm. nmth-inning homer c:opped a Rangers rall y hom a 5-0 deficttl or a that dugoul tomorrow. You know 6-5 VICt o r y over B .altmlOJe on Tue'- there woll be ." Tampa B:oy's RolandoAmlJO tl-1day noght "Th1' I\ gnmg. 10 g1vc U!>i ~orne 11) o.;ct a record for win" hy an expanmomentum gomg 10 there tomorrow ston potchcr as the Devol Rays scored noght. · Texas manager Johnny Oates sox runs niT Anaheom's Jeff Juden ( 1~atd of lhc vtrtory " Now we go 3) RoJngucz homered off Balto home nne game down . knowing " 'e' re gomg head-to-head wtlh them mnre's Arm:uulo Bemtez (5-5). who struck nut the ntne prev1ous haller~ tn fi\ e nf the ncxl eaght game,." The h.ollk between the AL West bctorc .liiO\\Ing an 111fidd "angle to contende" resumes Monday. when Will Chtrk to open the Texas nonth The Range"· Tim Cr:~htree (.'i-1I th~ Angeh play hn't to the R:tnger" for the ~tart of u three-game 1\CI'I t: ~ got the lin.tl out 111 the eighth for the Dcspuc Ant~heun\ struggle .... the wm John Welleland worked the Angels' Ttm Salmon is conlidentthe mnth lor h" -lOth save matchup woll shake h" team up In other AL games Tuesday. 11 was "M:tyhe that 's somethtng we need Bo,ton 9. New York -1: Seallle 1~. to spark some excttement." he s:~od Mtnne,nl:o 7. K.ms:os City to. Oakland " There \ J:;Ol to he some energy m 3: an<l Dctroot ~ . Chicago 0. Red Sox 9, Yankers 4 Jason Vantek homered twice anJ drove on a L<lreer-htgh live mns ;tnd T11n W.okcl'tdd II Il-K) tool a shutout mto the \t! \ cnth at Yomkee StadiUm ''" Boston stopped a three · g::~me losing: streak. wummg fur <lnly the third tome in 12 games. The Yankees, who gave rookie pitcher Mtke Jerzemheck (0-1) his li"t maJOr league stan in order to give their staners an extm day's rest. dropped to 6-9 on Its last 15. New York needs to go R-5 in its final 13 games to set the AL record for wons on a season wrlh II~ · Marine" 12, Twins 7 Ken Gnffey Jr. hu hos AL-Ieading 5~nd homer and drove on five runs In become the founh-ynungest player to reach I.IKKI RBls Brown has lost three of lour stans. He gave up four runs and nrne hots 111 seven innmgs. with nine strikeouls aod one walk. Tapam and Johnson hit consecutive RBI singles to fomsh the seonng on the seventh. " I should have gollen out of the mning.'' Brown satd. Grace hit a >inker that Brown left over the middle of the plate. "If he pops II up. we're OK Southern spikers beat ·:Wellston in two games .. fl lt ,ttl'~ lt.uttJ 1hc r.:unlr .... 1nl WM i\nJy ~·h Cu llmt~h frum lhqtr...:t~n: M(tr.KI Si ~ tk.-.1 C D h 'fry Orllup' MINN [S OTA VI~IN G S S il!nt•..l QH J:1 y Fi ~J it!r W3l v..-d S K..'fry Cr k1ks Rdl'a.....-tl I.U 1\r mon WtiU ;~ ms fnttn the fli11CU..-c squ.'ll.l watting In talk about - and that'• Texas!" saod Collins. whose lean plays the R•mgers five times m etgh. days. stanmg lomght at Arlington An.oh~im 's AL West lead over tht , dream!lnlf with your fohfre. MII\MIIXJLI'HINS Pl.~e.,•\1 S S h. IWil Wutltll'n nn IIIJUrcLJ n!!Cf\'l' S l ~l'llo.'d S H.a) llil Stcw,U1 l'~,·rrm · four runs and ~tx hits in four tnnmgs. Kevon Win. representing the tying run agamst Doug Jones. nied to the wall m center 10 his first major-league at-bat in the ninth. Paul Assenmacher struck out Shawn Green with a runner on for hts second '"''e. Notes: Stieb staned in place ofP.•t Hentgen. who will moss the rest of the season bel'ause of nght shoukkr tendmitos. Ramirez" 5-for-14 with two homers ag:unst Quantnll . ... Former-lndoan Tony Fernandez was 4for-4 wolh a ·double and three RBis . Colon twisted his kner covering first. hull! was not thought to be serious Colon is 4-4 woth a 6 12 ERA sonce the All-Star break . allowing 90 hits m ll7 213 innmgs. . The outing was especoally di sappomlmg for Colon because the 23 -year-old Domuuc.m had both his parents m the stands They trdl'eied from their homeland to watch Colon fur the fiN lime together on the m.tJOrs. one game We are by no means out of it ." Ramirez. drafted by the Indians nine months after Stoeb's no-hitter. hit a solo homer to n~ht in the third and a two-run shot to left in the fifth that gave the lndoans a 6-4 lead Hts 40th. a solo shot off Paul Quantnll m the seventh, made it 7-5. With an RBI gmundout m the first. Ramirez mcreased h1"' teamhogh total to 129 RBis - founh 10 the AL hehtnd Gonzalez . Belle and Gnffey It was Ramtrez\ first threehomer game and 12th muluhomer game - half of them thts season . " Remember." Ramirez cautioned " What I did tontght doesn't mean anythong " Chad Ogea (5-3) allowed one run m three mnmgs in relief of Banolo Colon. tneffective in his first stan sonce Sept 2. The lndtans had hoped I~ days' rest would solve Colon's •econd-half woes . but he allowed ~u t/tfu;J you 're I PI r1 SIIURGH I' IR r\ II S /HIW:d th~ Alwun.1 Cunl ll lth~o.· l , "llnt lost tis second stmtght after wmmng I~ of 16. "Thos club osn 'l govmg up.'' Johnson saod "You can see the way we've h1nm~ Joo• woo:" Juan Gonzalez. for one. Ken Gnf- pl ayed If otheo clubs ha,•e g11 en up. fey Jr lacks only a few pomts on the we !>lUre h.ncn ' t." Ramtrcz hot hts first two home!' average department. Then there " Bdle. the Indians' caree r home mn ofl 0 ;11 e Stoct> {1 -~ l. puchmg on leader now with the second -pl ace Cleveland for the ro rsl tome sonce pttchmg a no-hiller agaonslthe lndo Ch1cago While Sox. " You can't vote for him .'' H.tr- ans on Sept. 2. 1990 at Cleveland grme said of Belle. " Nobody voted Mumcopal Stadoum Back then . for hom "hen he played lor a won- Jacobs Field was a parkmg lot. the ner lndtans were a laughing stock and The pomt " · Ram1rez I:>~ nght up Ramtrez was a hogh school st udent. there woth some of baseball's best Oh. and Slieb was one of the domsluggers - and he's only ~6 years inant pttchers on the game. old Thts tome. 111 the th11d st,ln of hi< ··Tonight. .. Blue Jays manager comeback at age 41 . Stteb allowed Tim Johnson saod . "he was the offen- s1x run' - r1ve earned - and mne hots on 4 2/3 tnnmgs He walked one SIVe player of the year." and struck out two Ramtrez also dealt another blow to the Blue Jays' hopes in the AL Sueb was stollthmktn g about the wild-card chase Toronto . whtch wold-card race. dropped four games behmd Boston. " It " not over.'' he satd "Th" " Double Minutes mkov defeated Manin Smner 6-4, 62; Henman beat Ntr Welgrecn 6-1.64, and Pioline got by Vadom Kut senko ll-3. 1>-3. Also, No. 5 Marc Rosser downed Tuomas Ketola 7-6 ( 10-8). 7-5 • Make a one-hour date • lnfrease your lnfome • /.ou•er your taxe.~ • Keep a bead of inflation • Minimize your risk con,sider Manny lor MVP of this league." Hargrove said. " Who else has got 40 homers. 120 RBis and 1s The Eastern Eagles were taken to ie Taylor ~ -5. and Bailey ~-3 woth a the wore. hut escaped wolh their per- kill fect record intact as they rolled to a In settmg. Evans has emerged as , three-game wtn over the Me1gs one of the area 's bread-:ond-buner Marauders Tuesday n1'ght at Eastern performers with a 35-47 setting mght SOSS ••• <Continued from Page 4) Eastern 15-10. 7-15. 15-9 to remam wtth seven asststs and a good noor Brown had a bad seventh mnmg and undefeated on five games. both over- game. whole Hayman. her cousin. od years." McGwire hit hts 63rd in a ponch- lost what had been a well-ptlched all and m the league. Mctgs is now also excelled with another great 5-1. game of lll-23 and fi\e assiSts and a houing appearance in the Cardmals' gaine. He started wtth s1x perlecl Eastern was led m sconng by Jes- good noor game Batley was one for 8-6 loss to Pillsburgh in a double- mnings agamst Los Angele' last Thursday. but lost it on four runs header opener. soca Brannon wuh a 1-l-17 noght wtth one. For the second straight start. three unearned - in the seventh two aces and 12 pomts. Stephame Eastern coach Don Jackson s:oid. Evans was 10-1~ woth two aces and "It was very hot m the gym. and the sox pomts. Juli Batley 8-10 with two girls looked like they were out of aces and SIX pomts . Valene Karr 8-9 shape. but they came thru in the end. wtth an ace and live pomls. Leah We actual!) looked bener last week - Sanders 4-5 with two aces and three than we did tonight. We are gomg to points. Juli Hayman 4-4 with two have to pl.oy together for a while. pomts. Angt Wolfe 3--l woth an ace unto I we get things soned out Until and two potnts, and Kri sten C'heva- then we are just winging II out there. - lier was 1-~ with an ace and one finding a way to win . and surv1vmg • pomt . the whole game." In sptking. Br.mnon also a top gun The Eastern resen'es, coached by wtth a 11-16 noght and three kills. _Paul Brannon. "on in two games to whole former league MVP Valene rem:om·undefeated, however, no staKarr was sharp 11 ith an 18-~ I mght ll<..;( I(<..; were .l\·ailable . at the line with sel'en boommg kills Eastern plays Thursday at home Angoe Wolfe was 7- 11 with two kills. agatnsl Waterford. Stephanie E\'ans l-5 woth a koll. Ang- ? Many people think that their income: must he: fixc:d when they reach rt:tircmeni.Thb isn't necessarily so . ln fact , there arc pn>d· ucts that may potentially help ymr number goes down quocker." lndtans manager Mike Hargrove satd. " But the bouom line os. when pu<h comes to shove. we' ve got to wm our ballgames After underachoevm~ much of the season . the lndtans have turned 11 up JUSt on ttme They won their third slratght and founh in six games In preparalton for another celebration. the clubhouse was thumping wtth the them< song to Clc-eland"s remarkable 1995 season - "ThiS Is How We Do It" Forst. Ramtrez's bat went thump. thump. thump. Ram~re z homered in consecuuve at -bats m third. fifth and seventh, but d1dn't gel a chance to hit a founh and tie the maJor league record . He became the sixth Indians player to hit '40 homers in a season. joining Alben Belle. Rocky Colavito. AI Rosen. Thome and Hal Trosky. " I think there's every reason to Eastern sextet downs Meigs in three games - - - - - Sports b r i e f s - - - - TASHKENT. Uzbekistan (AP)The top three seeds, Yevgeny Kafel nikov. Tim Henman and Cedric Pinline easily advanced to the secood round of the President's Cup. Kafel- win from AL Central title Devil Rays beat Angels 8-1 on eve of series with Rangers Nlllktn:.al t-'MhulliAII-IH' Tuesday's !I<Ore• gam•• 7-101 f·~~ S,ml r.ll k"'" DH H UU\ hlfttl II'! hl al i A1ru11 tl'••v.dl I 7) th·wt.., hur) (N ,I~) l l- 11)1 7 1 • pn1 \h"\1 rrn Un ~~~~ •Jii q ~·r ,\l,rru;·,m l.raa!,ur 1\t\NSAS UIY IUIY I\1 S Si )!lk' tll ll n ~ Mu'n~<IIIOLt!•'r rhmu~h Ilk· I'HI lol', l'"" IOKONIO UI.UI J/\ YS K,·•. rlk ti iNI 1\, 1111 th.·u (' la s~ A/1. I"' 1\u)!dl'' l>H ~hnlll'liii\ , L 7~ 71 St I Cmcinna11 got a run mthe lirst on an RBI single by Paul Konerko Larkm's leadoff hnmer in the third. his 16th. made it ~- I. In the lounh. Milwaukee shunstop Jose Valentin let in a run when he dropped D:omt:on Jackson's pop ny fnr an error in shon center field . Boone led off the seventh with a homer. Ins 20th. and Cmcinnali ~ot another run on Konerko's double off reliever Valeno De Los Santos Milwaukee got us run on the lhtrd when Valentin led on· with a double, went to third on a wild pitch and scored on Mark Lorena's two-out double Notes: Jeromy Burn ott' home run streak was snapped :11 four games . . . Jackson. who starlt!tl I wn gam~s at shortstop last week after hemg recalled from lndianapolts. staned m center field and hatted leadoff for the Reds. ... Reds outliclder Mclvon Nieves had arthroscopic surgery on his right shoulder In repmr the lahnom nnd clean up lr.oyeJ poniuns of the rotator culT. .. Cincinnati s1gned most nf tis machmg staff fur next year- batting mnrh Ken Griffey. pllchmg coach Don Gulkll. bench cna,·h DeniS Menke.thml-basc coach H:orry Dunlop and hullpcn coach Tom Hume. First ·hasc coach Ron Oester has not decoded of he woll return. Wut \rom ~ ) r .k U Sl: ,,(Ill\' hu ~o.· ut.muiL:Ll l~,.', rJ.! "• t1 th .l~l· tLit h\,UJl.:.· innmgs. MARKETING ONE SECURITIES, INC. llasehall ~fl .\ .lltk lk'<ltllll)>jtlll\111..· f1 B.llt tn-. ..... 'i ll u~ 1 u 11 11 NY Y.llllr.l\.'' -' N '( .\ -Arl.mt.t N..·" Yor ~ l'lnl.uL. Iplu,J Monrr,.tl llnrrd.t K-S,I!l I>Ll Cll I ,.,,,~ • n: •I) 1cal of yoursell .'" Remlinger satd " We just w~nt at them hard and thr<" a lot of fastballs: that wa.s the game plan If they proved they t1luld hoi 11. then we would try someth.ng else " Remlinger had a 3- 1 lead when he left. and Danny Graves potched three scorele~s innings for his sixth save. "At this point. I feel I'm cap:oble of beating anyhody." Remlinger s:oid "But I just haven 'I done it. nnd ots frustraung ." All five Reds runs were off Scon Karli9- i()), who hasn't won in sev~n stans since beating the Reds 111 Cmcmnatt on Aug. 9 Karl allowed 13 hots nnd struck out one 111 sox -plu' h1 ~ .l )!il ( 11to \ t M<Il \! 1110 I I ,H S,ru llh j!< < I-OJ ~ ~~~ 1' Ill ,\r l.un .r iN... ,~ I t I+-II I .11 1\11 t <~rt. 1 II l. ~;r l 7-11 I (. " Sammy's our main man. but the rest of us. we 'r~ an awfully good lm~­ up," Gmce said "That's why we're an lhe posttion we are bt!cau~ it\ not JUst Sammy, all of us are having soi(See SOSA on Page 5) By KEN BERGER CLEVELAND (AP)- Cleveland first baseman Jim Thome wa.• a contender for the AL MVP award unttl his hand was broken on Aug. 7 _Manny Ramtrez took over from there. In fact. Ramirez and the Indians were nice enough to arrange a possi ble AL Central title celebratoon tonight . when Thome os supposed to return lo the lineup Ramorez hit three homers for hts forst 40-homer season and had Ove RBis as the lnd1ans beat the Toronto Blue Jays 7-5 Tuesday night. Later. Cle1eland clmched a tie for a founh straight dtvision title when the second-place Chocago White Sox lost to Detroit ~-0 . With Charles Nagy on the mound. the lndions will clinch the Central outnght if they beat the Minne,ota Twms tumghl- or of the While Sox lo'~ ap.am . "It' noc~ ifthC) lose The m.tgic {S(h,IIH'f 1-.ash•rn Uh I~ Hill L:lllll st:Hrt':>J 1\,,LII k I~ r-. ltlllk "H,I 7 1\.111 ... 1. l ll\ ft () ,1.,),111<1 \ j),. tn>LI ~ l11h.lj.!<' \\lnl , <..;,\( I ( I I VII 1\ Nil 7 1"'".,1" 'i 1.u .. p.1 1!1' 1i An.tlk·t m I . ~ ''' ,II\ L•LI'UIH b: Tut'sd.ay ':ri •, ~ "- 'l.lll 'it.111k '• •• 1•11 Thursday 's ~anu.''i ~) \\ n;l l'rn 1)~>.-tml SI l11l urul11 (Wn }! hl 1J I ~~ ,11 l1" r\n ~ d ·~ (l\ultuu •ll6101 10 l~ p111 ( ltr ~ .· ~·· ( uh' t 'lullu ,ll.ui<l -1 "i 1 •I Sr u l>L• j!' ' 1H mul11111 I I I ~ I 10 l"i p 111 Ill (I~ )llll NL standings ~h At~oth•: • m ..•• . l<ading olf the four-run sev enth. Grace then drov~ a 3-1 pitch onto lh~ nght-fitld seats fur hts 'areer-hogh 17th homer anJ a 2· 1 lead. It~ l!Jh IMuu ', An.th<l l\1 t S p. tr~ ' •J It .11 h '·' ' rlh ll1u;.. l'l 7t I' 111 ~ -·"· · · ~ Cih t/1.-ld •· I II. I ~ t II l 111, ~ ~ ·· \\lilt < ~n,!ll.Litl\uull - ~ 1 1'i O ~ prn ' II " " "' " "' '" "' ( ··nlrallln '. "' "' -1 7; ,,"' <II " "',, ... ,,. " ) 'I f nr••llt" Cl.l VI LJ\N I> ' smgleJ lo center oft' K~vm Brown (! M-7) Scoreboard ••. ' Kevin Tapano ( 19-7) allowed six htls in 8 1/3 innings. leavmg alter Wally Joyner's RBI double in the ninth. He won his seventh straoght dec IS ton and has Chtcago 's highest voctory total since Greg Maddux won 20 in 1992. Tapant JOIOs Atlanta's Tom Glavine as the NL's only 19-game wtnners. Lance Johnson went 4-l{>r-5 )(, the Cubs, who moved ahead in the wold-card mce after New York split a doubleheader at Houston. Rod Beck tintshed for h" 47th save in 5~ chances. The Padres fell two games behmd Atlanta and I 112 behind Houston in the r.tce for the NL\ best record and home-tield advantage thmugh the tirst two munds of the playoffs . Afteo sinking out a season-high four times in Monday mght 's 4-3 loss. Sosa atlea.sl put the ball on play Tuesday. He grounded out tw1ce. then By TERRY KINNEY CINCINNATI (APl - Mtke Remlmger was more etTective than he had been in two months In hts second •tan back on the Reds' rotation. Remlinger pitched six strong onnmgs Tuesday noght as Cmcinnat1 beat the Milwaukee Brewers 5-1. "To porch the way I ptlched .. that 's the whot I think I should be doing."' Remlinger said. Manager Jack McKeon hopes Remlinger remembers what he learned "The only times he got behinJ. he came in." McKeon sui d. "Now he has to retain that. " Backed by home runs from Barry Larkin and Brei Boone. Remlinger (8-15) allowed one run and four hils, struck out four and walked none " We couldn't do anything with Remlinger." Milwaukee manager Phil Gamer said. "We gave up a lot of hils and a couple of runs early ... and when you're gelling lutlike that. you can't ,1fford to' give up any.'" Remlinger. Cincmnato's openingday staner. was relegated to the bullpen m August after losing five stratght stans. He made <~x relief appeamnces .md for twn outs in one of those lor a win . Oth~r than thilt. Remlinger hadn 't been elkcltve smce a three-holler July II at Ariwna , He returned to the wt:oloon only because Dennis Reyes has missed two stans In be Wtlh his wife in Mex ICO following t·omplicaiJons dunng the b1nh nf their son. Last Thursday's st:on was more nf the same old routine Remlmger allowed li1e ~.tmed runs in 4 1/3 innmgs. His 15 losses were the most by a Reds pitcher sonce Tim Pugh wenti0-15 m 1993. "I talked to my wole alloutot. and she saod quot complaining. JUSt gel 11 done.·· Rt:mlmgcr sitid. Catcher Brc~>k Fordyce helj>ed Remhnger "luy focused agatm>l 1hc Brewers. "Brnok ke(ll telling me. 'Just keep doong what you're doong. it's more th:on a<kquatc. Don't he so ern- The Dally Sentinel • Page 5 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Ramirez's 40th homer helps Indians defeat Blue Jays 7-5 Reds record 5-1 win over Brewers and struck out twice as the Chicago Cubs 11·on 4-~ at San Otego. With the Cubs hopmg to wm the wild-card spot. he was content 10 hu a single that began a late rally. "My "tuatoon is that I wanted to get on base ... Sosu satd "I get what I want to ~et. I ~e lto No 62 . Whatever happens from now on " a gift. Now I ha1 e to take my teammates to the playoff,. " McG,.ore's ll3rd home run hall w'" Cilught by Juhn Grass. 46 Unlike ALL RIGHT, MARKI - The St. Louis Cardinals' Ron Gent con· the fans who retrieved McGwtre\ gratulates teammate Mark McGwlre alter the latter's 63rd homer In previow. ...even homer... Gra."is had no the ninth Inning of the first game of Tueaday nlght'a National League unmedo.ue plans to gil'e back the soudoubleheader against the visiting Pittsburgh Plretea, who won 8-6 ventr In the opener before losing 9-3 In the nightcap. (AP) "The hall is wonh somethmg to someone and I'd like to ha1e somethong for 11 myself. .. Grnss saod. " He connected. He added a sacnfice ny m 5 swner. is movmg 10 the bullpen as manager Bobby Cox sets up his staff m:okes milltons of doll:ors. I don't the ninth. Derek Bell won the opener v.tlh a for the playoffs. Rookie Bruce Chen thmk there os .mything wrong woth leadoff home run in the I ~lh New will pitch in Millwood 's pl:oce Sunsomethong commg to me ." Satd McGwtre. "That's all nght Ynrk tied it m the moth on Carlos day. Norm Ch:orlton. hoping to earn a Baerga's 1wo-run homer. He can keep 11 " Jay Powell i7-6) was the wmmng spot on the postseason roster. earned Whole McGw1re " anracling all ptlcher in the first game and the loshis first save since June 26. 19'>7. the allention in St. Louis. rookie J D er in the second game . Craig Biggio while with Seanle. Ore~· 1' making 01 neal impress1nn smgkd in the linal onning of the d:oy afier clinchmg then· sc1 enth A He hll two home runs and two doumght. makmg htm the first Astms straight division title. the Braves had bles in the doublehe:oder :ond :olso player to reach 200 hits. only two every -day pl:oyers m thetr threw out .1mnner from l<ft fidJ. starling lineup. Diamondback.' 7, Giants 6 In•other NL ~:omes. Houston and Travos Lee hit an RBI stogie mlhe Marlins 7, Expos 4 New York split a doubleheader The Randy Knorr"s rare triple helped bottom of the lith mmng and AnAstros won the opener 6-5 on 12 Florida break a three-game losing dropped vistling San Franctsco zona mnmgs before the Mets rallied fnr an streak at Olympoc Stadtum 4 1/2 games behmd on the wold-card K-4 victory Knorr"s drove in two nms with hos race. Also. Arizona topped San FranThe Gtants took a 6-0 lead in the first tnpk smce 1993 The Marlms cosco 7-6 in II innmgs. Atlant:o heat won for just the thtrd ltmc m 19 Phil:odelphoa 3-0. Los Angeles defeat- founh mnmg. but the Dlltmondhacks games ed Colorado 5-4 and Flond:o downed eventually caught up In the lith. Andy Fox doubled and later sco~d Vladomor Guerrero hu hts 3ath Montreal 7-4 on Lee's two-out single. home run. extending hos Montreal A!.1ros 6, Mets 5 Braves 3, Phillies 0 record Mets 8, Astros 4 Rockies 5, Dodgers 4 In whilt was planned '" hts final In a hack-and-fonh day al the Pilcher Darryl Kole hit a go-:the:od Astrodome. New York s:olvaged a stan of the season. Kevin Millwood doubleheader spill when J,>hn Olcrud p11ched 'even scoreles inning..; "'" smgle in the sixth mning as Colorado htt " go-.ohead. thm:-mn homer in the Atlanta heat Philadelphia at Tl•roer won at Dodger Stadmm. K1le (I ~-16) IS balling . ~5K. His Fteld. eoghth 10nmg. Millwood ( 16-8). the Brave~· No. bases-lo:oded single off Chan Ho The Mels trailed 3-2 when Olemd Park ( 13-9) made it-1-3. By BEN WALKER AP Baseball Writer Meet Mark MeG wire. p10ch-h11ter deluxe McGwtre need~d only one swing 10 take back th~ lead 10 the great home mn record race. hottmg No 63 m a p10ch-h11 appearance Tuesday noght in th~ first game of the St. LoUis Cardonals · doubleheader agamst Pinshurgh McGwore mo\'ed one homer ah,ad of Sammy Sosa - l>oth play ers hal'e 10 games left. "It's not a record," McGwtre satd. "It'< not a record 'til the season Cleveland stands one Page4 Wednesday, September 16,1998 McGwire hits 63rd HR, but Pirates :beat Cardinals 8-6 NL roundup : Wednesday, September 16, 1998 ' Dianna Lawsrm Reglstl!n!d Reprt!sentatlw Marltettng One Securities, Inc. Nortbu~t Territor)' Ufr IIISuronce AJiem)l Inc. If a subsidiary of '!be l'irst Nutlrmal Hunk of !ioUIJN.'UStern Oblo. a Peopks Buncorp, lnt·. afflllat~. lnsumnce fml{/uctJ are 1Jjferwi t,• Nortbunt 7en'ltory Ufe lnsumru:" Agen<JIInc .'iewrlUes ""'offered IJy MarilleUng One .'W!curlUes. Inc., un unajfi/laU!d "'!!islered lmJ/lt.'f'fkuler; lnember N'ISD and SJPC mEliE PRODU<.TSARE N<JI' FDIC INSURED. ARE NOT, DEPOSri'S, OBU<OATIONS OF. OR GlJAJWIITEED BY'JliE PEOPU!S BANKING A:TRU~1' COMPANY OR ANY <YiliER RANK; AND INVOLVE INVESTMFNT RISKS INCUJDING lliE POS.~IBLE LOS.~ OF PRINOPALAMOUNT INVESTED. I Southern claimed a hard-fought two-game match over the Wellston Rcx:kets in Racine Tuesday noght to push the hosts ret·ord to 7-3 overall. Southern. small in stature. hut htg 10 hean. m.ode s~veral wmpellong pl<~ys to post the htg home wm. Wellston ltx>k .111 tnollallcad in the f1rs1 game. but in a ,\ow sconng game where pl:1yers scored a pomt and out. the Rockets never led hy more than one. Kun Sayre l"10ally lied the score at 5-5. then Stary Lyons put Southern up 9-5 on low str:ught serves. Wellswn cui 11 to 11 -9 on J. King serves . the Sayre and Kara Kong rech:orged the Tornadoes to elatm the 15-12 WIO . The second contest w:os s11mlar .1s W~llston. behind F. Henry took a ~ 1 lead and later a ll-3 mark on sen es hy P. Buchanan . Southern\ S.1yre made 11 lJ-5. then Lyons emptetl for live strmghttotilke a 12-'llead Southern went on In wm 15- 12 on the l;.1sl two ... erve~ from Kat t Cummans . Lyons h;od seven pomts in the I.ISI m;ot<·h to lcatl overall scoring with eleven points, two aces. four kolls. :md " 9- n servmg mght. Kali Cummm"' hud "'" romt" on an K-9 "crv· mg night. one .1ce. 5- I 0 spokes l'or four k1lls: and K.m1 Kmg :odded live points on 7 -X serv mg K•m S.oyre h.td four poonts. an ru:e. and another ;oil-star selling nigh~ . Sayre added another great performanc~ in her senior 'year by setting 61-6 7 overall Sayre also had moe blocks_ Kim Ihie and Heather [}.oily each had two pomts, and additionally lhle was credited with eight ktlls and a block. Fallon Roush had another good mght at the net wuh 21-27 spikes. a block. and two kills . Wellston wa• led by Amy Sowards with six points. C. Tanner with five points. Buchanan five. Henry four. Henneman th~e and , Robinene one. Southern played well. but dropped the reserve game 16-18 and 10-15. : _Tammy Fryar led Southern with ten •• as low as pomh. li\'e 1n each g.tme. Emily .ulded seven pomts. Maryn Ervon .mel Swcy Wilson added three points each. and Rachel Allen had IIVO Wellston w.ts l~d by M. Wolfe and Beth C'nu~ henmu with etght each. C. Cundtll had ele1 en . R. Johnson four. and nne e.tch from L.ombert and CreSto v~rs Digital Rate Plans Meigs golfers take second in tri-match was Now! $25- JM300mloot3 $35 - )l{) 440 mums Metp lintshed m second place in a non conference In -match held Monday evenmg on the back nme of the Riverstde Golf Course . Wahama, which won the match with a score of 167 . was followed by Meogs' 177 and Ravenswood's I R8. Wahama's Davod Reed and Sterling Shtelds were match medali st woth a score ol 39. Meigs Wils r eprescnled hy N1ck Denwoller's 40. Zach Meadows' 44. Tommy Roush's 4~ . Jared Woods' 4K .md 49s by Carson Modkoll and Thad Bumgardner. Mditiooal r.rte plans <M!ilabif. CeUular Rate Plans was Now! Wilson, Harris sink holes-in-one Don Wilson of Long Bottom has recorded the 20th hole-in-one of the year all he Riverstde Golf Course. He aced the 160-yard. founh hole usmg a six iron. The hole-in-one was the stxlh of Wilson's golfing career. It was also the second hole-on-one of the year for Wilson's regular foursome. Kay Wilson of Long Bouom had a hole-in-one earlier this year. the other members of the foursome were Earl Johnson of Mason and Harley Rice from Tuppers Plains. Jay Harris recently recorded the first hole-in-one of his career at the Meigs County Golf Course. Harris aced lhe 145 yard, par lhree number seven using a wedge. $24·95 - ;f)150mirutes S39·9L ,150" 300nnoot3 JL prY<;!>, . CeUular FREE !!.'le ·tst~........ - ActliOOnal r.rte plans avaiable. use of Nokia Handheld phone or 3 watt bag phone k,., Doublo ........ -1999. while remaining a Cellular One customer •lflllll< ··CELLUlAR \ express yourself �Page 6 • The Dally Sentinel Wednesday, September 16, 1998 . Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ~~~~~----------------~--------~--~~------------------~~------- -· Man·doesn't think women can fake orgasm .............................................................................. ; .... cenified speech-language patllOio- 10801 Rockville Pike, Rockville, Ann Landers IW7. U-., Anf(ln Timn Sy!WK.ue ;and Ctcalnn SyllfJIC;MC Dear Ann Landers: All the talk in your column about women faking orgasms makes me laugh.· It may be entirely possible to jazz up a hum-drum episode with a little play acting. but it IS totally beyond the realm of possibility to fake a real. mind -hlowing. wall-hanging, shcet-grahhing. screaming-out-loud or!!a'im . "There arc too many physical rcactiom that arc totally mvoluntary during orgasm. It would he impossible liJr the hest actress in the world to fake the rc~l thing. I might add gist as soon as they suspect that their child may be stuttering. While some children do outgrow disOuent speech, a speech-language pathologist can help determine if your child will need intervention. Stutterin~ can have a profoundly devastating effect if left untreated. If a child stutters, parents should know how to communicate in a manner that may help reduce anxiety and frustration . 1lle following · techniques can help relieve the stress a child may be experieocing: I. Lisle~ closely when your child talks. and pay attention to what your child says. rather than the way 11 is said. 2. Give your child enough time to talk. and limit the number of your that once a woman has hccn there . ~he no lon!!cr has the need or desire to fake anything . ·· Bob in Worcester. Mass. Dear Bob: I knew without look10" at your sil!naturc that the writer e " of your letter wa.s a man. Millions of women who read what you have writlcn arc . at this very moment. laugh1ng their heads off. Dear Ann Landers: Your recent column on stuttering caught my eye. 1 am a certified speech-language pathologiSt and president of the American Speech-Language-HearIng AssociatiOn. and I urge parents to have their children evaluated by a questions. 3. Do not fill in words or sen-· tcnccs. 4. Stuttering isn 't an easy problem and ~an not jusl be ··c ured.·· so telling a ~:hild to .. slow down· · or "relax·· often creates more pressure and can he dcmeaoing. 5. Talk in a slow. rcla•ed manner. 6. If your child's stuttering interferes with your ability lo understand. repeat or rephrase what your cijild .ays to verify that you have understood. For more information rm stuttering or for referrals to a speech-language pathologist. please tell your readers to write: American SpeechLanguage-Hearing Association . Md. 20852 (www.asha.org), or call 1-800-638-8255. -- Nancy B. Swigen, president Dear Nancy Swigert: Thank you for your helpful and compassionate suggestions. Your organization is another excellent resource for stutterers who have been plagued by this affliction for years. I want to thank you on behalf of all of them. Dear Ann Landers: Imagine my consternation when I discovered that my hugely overweight daughter-inlaw had destroyed yet another chair, the last one being brand-new and costly to repair. I love her dearly. but what can one say when a grossly fat person ~dioine John C. Wolf, D.O. Associate Professor of Family Medicine called for or one should take suppleQuestion: I know that vitamins arc c~scntial for good health. hut how mw.:h of whil:h types arc ncccs· sary"! h a simple multivitamin mcnts . Beta cmotcne and vi1amin A arc in~rcdicnts in most multivitamin products and arc al~o sold separate· enoueh. or should I take separate pills ;,f C. E. B complc• and others? ly. In a normal diet. beta carotene comes from dark colored vegetables Amwcr: We humans arc ornnivo- while vitamin A comes from meats. rous. Thai "· most of us cat a diet with foods from hoth animal and fish . fish oil and dairy products. Studies have shown no h~nefil from plam .,oun:cs. 1\s a species this ahH:... _taking large quantities of thcs~: \'!laity to llourish. wuh a diverse dtct 1mns. and one large study showed an has. in part . cnahlcd us to lin! in ino·ca~cd risk of lun~ ~:an~.·c r in almo~l c\·cry CL·ologir~tl nid1c of the smokers who took 20 mg ~r 1l1y of planet. And JUdging lly the planet's current populat111n of o billton . we hera carotene. Our hodies normally make Vita· have sur\'ivcd quite well. min D when we arc cx.poseJ to sun- Our d1ets must provide a fairly light. Because many people fail to lar!.!c amount of food in three major ralC!!nrics - rarhnhvdratcs. pmtcins get suffiricnt sun exposure. supplcmentation of this \'it~unin is a good :md "rats . (Most A1i1ericans. as you know. cunsume too much fat.) Fortunately. appropriate :unounts of carhohydratcs. proteins. and Iitts can he idea. That is why it is added to milk. Vitamin C is li>und in citrus fruit (lhtainctl fnnn a stri~.:t vc~ctarian diet or from an omnivorous <;nc. We also need vitaQiins and minerals. hut in much smaller quantities than we need these other types of nutrients. All diets nm1a1n some of 'the essential vitamins and minerals . Therefore. the question you arc actually posing is which ones arc you not next chair she is about to ruin. what amounts. Obviously. I have no way to answer this without much more information ahoutthe foods you cal. I can give you some general guidelincs._howcvcr. Vitamin E is obtained from vegetable and seed oils. Scientific .studi~:s arc JlOI ov,~rwhclmingly persuasive about tltc value of th1s vitnmin. but the curr::nt cvidem:c docs sug- gest that ta~; ing 400 10 XOO IU per day may reduce the nsk of :1ean auack. and thi> amount is not reponed to cause any health problems. The average American 's diet only 'Let Ravenwood VIllage Aaalat You In Preparing For The Future! We are offering a 11:a nursing assistant training course lor all interested appicants. This course will fleature lectures, practice labs and clinical rotations as required under OBRA Must have high school diploma or GED to attend. Taking applica.- Jns now. II you are qualified and interested, please call (304) 273-9385 or apply in person at: Ravenswood VIllage Health Center 200 South Ritchie Ave. Ravenswood, WV 26164 Fax II (304) 273·9387 .. Sentinel KELLOGG's Classifieds 992-2156 ,. In Memory A Happy Birthday (Asst. Varieties My Brother waa a sportsman, the beat In the land. Dogs and hunting Is something he did understand. And plenty ollrlends always on hand. 48 oz. BLUE ET !TICK 1 LB. $ Margar1ne•••••••• 2; 1 STOKELY'S 14.5-15.5 oz. Limit 8 Please Add. Purchase 2/89e 4 $1 93 Knowing soon that coon would drop. oz. On July 30th, when God called and you answered, Little did we know that you would have go. $199 Apple Juice Although you're gone, your dog Is still winning on. As the seasons come and go, we will always remember you, Joe. We love you. Your sister, Judy Gilkey and Northern White Bath Tissue 2/$1 32 oz. They'd chase the ol' coon up a tree, or fa<)mtttlnlea In a hollow log, Oh the Intensity and excitement of watchIng that dog. Hearing the howling nd overpowering Trend Laundry Detergent WHITE HOUSE 4 ROLLS HUDSON CREME FLOUR Public Notice Envlronmentel Protection appeeled to tne t:"AC by filing an eppeel within 30 Columbua, Ohio 43218-1049 da,.. olluuenoe of the 11011 (Teleph0ne:814-844-2129). action. ERAC' epPHII mutt "Final Actlona: are ectlone be flied with: Envlronmentel Appeela of th• Director which ere Review effectiVe upon luuence or e Commluion, 238 Eatt Town, 1t1ted effective dele. Street, Room 300, Pur~uant to Ohio Revl11d Columbut, Ohio 43215. A Code Stctlon 3745.04, a copy of the appeal mutt be final ectlon mey be ..rved on the Director eppealed to the within 3 daye after ftllng the Envlronmentel Review appMI with the ERAC. Appllll Comm1111on Final 111uance of permit to (ERAC) (Formtrly known 11 lnlflll the &nvtronrnenlll Boerd of Southern Ohio Coal Revln) by 1 per110n who Compeny, Stltm, Ohio we• e perty to e proceeding ~ Dllt OIA)4/81 befon the Director by llltng Facility 'ti .. crlp!lon : en appul within 30 day8 of Walttllllttr notice of tha final ectlon. Applk:ltlon No 011-5488 Pureuant to Ohio Revllld Thlt final action not Cocle Section 3745.07, a preceded by propoaed llnel action laaulng, ectlon and It eppeatable to denying, modifying, EAAC. Add pump to pump revoking, or renewing 1 atatlon end new Ioree 11181n pannlt, lk*nN. or Ylltlanca tor Malga Mlna No. 31 WTF · ' whlcllla not p!ftldiCI by a PvmpAddlllon, propoted act~"·-!!''Y ba (8) 18 lTC LITER Oil Vegetables AglfiCY, P. 0. Box 1049, Nursing Assistant Training Class Wesson ~1et PUBUCNOTICE Comment• or public The lctlowlng appllcatlona meeting requ11t1 mull bl end/or vtrllltd comptalnta eubmltttd within 30 day1 of were received, and the notice ol the Drelt Action. following draft, propoetd, "Propoaed Actlone" ere or ftnelacllona were luued, wrltlen llet•menta of the by the Ohio Envlronmtntel Dlrector'e Intent with Protection Agency (OEPA) r11pect to the IIIUinCI, 1111 _... "AcUona" Include denial, mocllflctllon, the lldqptlon, mocllllcatlon, rev00111on, or renewal of 1 or repeal of ordere (other permit, tlctnM, or Yllrltnca. than emergency ordere); Wrltton commenta and thl IIIUince, denial, requeote for a public moctlflcatlon or ravoc811on m11t1ng regarding 1 of llclnMe, pennlll, ,.._ . propo11d action m1y be varllncae, or C«<lllcllea; IUbmltted within 30 dllyl ol end the epprovel or notice ol the propo ..d dlaepprovel of plena end ectlon. An Adjucllcatlon llltclllcallona. "Dr•fl Haarlng may be held on 1 Acllona• are written propoNCI ICIIon It a hilling lltlllllllllt. of 1111 Director requeat or objection 11 or Environmental riCIIVId by the OEPA wlthtn l'rcMCIIon'l (Director'e) 30 dlye of luutnce ot lha Intent with reapect to the propoaed 1ctlon. Wrlbn IIIUIIICI, dlnlal, ate. of I oommente, requeet1 tor permit, llcaiWI, order, ate. public mtellnea, tnd lnteraated peraon1 may tdjudloatlon hearing IUbmll wrtnln _ , _ ... or · requtt~~ muat blunt to: requell e public IMitlng Hllrlng Clerk, Ohio rttardlng Drefl Actlona. Help Wanted Honor of •"v~.,;;r·n GILKEY logic Public Notice ~10 Smart Street . Cereal Sept. 16·20 7:00 pm Nightly Sunday 20th Service at 6:00 pm Public Notice Owner: John Dean • 25 LBS. $4.99 SLBS. $1 09 PEAK PINTO BEANS 4 LBS. s.119 ...... M&J ~ - "Build Your Dream" il\.1!! e ~ c~ L.:.::;.:...:.::._______...:_.flaiwll.ll~ao.~~ Win A Bankroll This Week Powell's Super ~ Value ~ ~ • _,. • ' - ·#'< ... ·- . ·-· . $2 99 per min . Must oo 18 yrs. Serv-U (619) 645-8434 "Need repair on any maker' 6pm . SUNSEYBOME CONS!RUC,.IOI 740•742•3411 HOWARD EXCAVATING CO. t;J~- Year Old Female Blact< Lab,. · Lovely Dt&poaition , to Good Home. 740-446-454e. Black/tan male hound dog wired collar. lost in Pt. Pleasant Please can :J>4-67S..2260. Losl: rat terfier, Sumner area, answers to name 'Stubby". call 740985-4121 . LOST :Brownlbladc. leather wallet eMt1mo in Point Pleasant . Everett Bain a ~!!~~~Up~d.. a "Your Computer :shop" Custom Buill Computers, Networks Modems, Hard Drives, Printers. Upgr•dc Your PC To a Pentium CPU and MB 111day. Pre-Owned Computers. 740·992·1135 Fori\ Prl<e Quote! Fn>gnct lnlernel Sign-up point ror .... Meigs and Mason Counties "' ·- ,j 114 Court St. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 l.oc:uh:d in lht·lnsurunt'f l,lus lluildinJ!: wcross rmn1 the Court linus~. ELECTROLOGY FACTS •Only form of permanent Hajr Removal, · •Safe and Effective. •Major Medical Journals Document Success. •Works on all Skin Colors, Hair Colors and Hair Types. Free Initial consultation. 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POMEROY, OH. 614·992·5479 Residential & Mobile Home · Air Conditioners & Heat Pumps .....,._ , 740-992-3055 . - . ..0. . 325 Green Terrace. S.R. 141, Sat-. urda~. 9-4, Nice Plus Size IIams. • MISC. No Ear1y Sales! ' ALl, YIIRI Sllln Mull Be Paid In Advtnce. PEAQUNE: 2:00p.m. 1ho day bolorttho ... Ia to run. Sundly WICKS HAULING Limestone, Gravel, Sand, Top Soil, Fill Dirt 614-992-3470 edition • 2:00p.m. F~.Mondoy­ • 10:00 •.m. Slltulday. Huge Yard Sale, Salurday Only, 8-5. Old JARS, JAR, JARS, Old Antique BOTTLES BOTTLES, BOTTLES, Over 200 Canning Jera. & Bon!es. Twin Bed, Oueer1 Bed. Furniture. Crafts White TiJ-1 Pine Cones For Crafts And lots MISC. IIams. 520 Ball Run Road, Go Out 160, Towards Bidwell. Turn Righi On Sk1dmore Road. Come To Gravel Road, Jurn Righi On Ball Run Road. 2nd Trailer On Righi , No Early Birds. Follow Signs Neighborhood Road , Flra1 Green House On Left. Fri 18th. Sal 1!1th. 9-5, Marlyn Lae's. Two Family: Somelhing For Evef)'On&l Thurs. Fri . & 5at.b9-6. 39 Bittersweet Drive . Pomeroy, Middleport & VIcinity MOBILE HOME PARTS All Ylrd Salel Mutt Be Plld In . "N•t• lllftfttery" der before tile td Ia to run, *Roof Coatings "VInyl Skirting *Water Heaters *Door/Windows *Electric/Plumbing Supplies *Fiberglass & Wood Steps Bennett Supply 740-446-9416 1391 Safford School Rd. Gallipolis, OH Advance. Deadline: 1:00pm the Sunday a Monday edition· t:OtlpmF~. Elmwood Terrace. Racine, Ohio. Sept. 19th, 9am·? II rains will be 261h Inside yard sale- 1-112 mites Hy· sel l Run. Thursday & Friday. Clothes, glassware. much more . . 740-992·5275. RACO yard sale, 9117 · *Fret E.Uiftlttl Thursday/Friday, 17- 18, 2 miles , up Bailey Run Rd . Collectibles, antiques. clo1hes, toys, something lor OYeryone. Pt. Pleasant ANNOUNCEMENTS & VIcinity Sat. 607 1s1 St. New Haven. 9-3 · Childre;t's clothing & household 005 Personals 80 Auction ATTENTION LOVERS Call Now, and Flea Market 1-9C>0-42Q-1133, Ex1. 1136, $2.99 Min .. Must Be 18 Yrs .. 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Diamonds , Ant1que Jewelry, Gold ' Rings . Pre- 1930 U.S Currency, Sterling, Etc _AcquiSiiiOns Jewelry . · M.T.S. Coin Shop. 151 Second Avenue. Gellipohs. 740-446·2842. AntiQues . top pnces paid. River· · 1ne Antiques . Pomeroy. Ohio, · Russ MoorP. ow ner. 740 -992· · 2526 Antiques & clean used lurniiiJre. will buy one p1e ce or complete household, Osby Mart1n . 740 - 992·6576. Buying Hardwood Timber on Shares : Also Pme Saw Timber. Small Acreage s ok, 740-256 - 6172 W•sh information on ancestors Clean lale Model C:::ars Or and earty lile of relatiY&s : Oavkt E. Truck s. 1990 Models Or Newer . . Graham - died 1944 ; Gertrude Smilh 8u1ck Pontiac . 1900 East- • Whillington Graham· died 1966. ern Avenue, GallipOlis. Call Clarence Edwards. 828·891 5027, wrHe BoK 1615. Etowah, NC Farm in Mason County on At. 35 : or Leon area , workaOJa & hunting, 28729. oul olllood zone. 304-768-3010. New To 'You Ttvift Slioppo g West Stimson, Athens 740-592·tM2 Quality clothing ana household Items . $1 .00 bag sale every Thursday. Monday 1hru Saturday 9:01).5:30. J & 0 Auto Parts . Buying . wracked or salvaged vehicles . , 304· 773·5033. wantea To Buy: Baby Portacrlb, • 740-44H306. 740--.s306. • wonted To Buy: Junk Auto's Any , CondilOn, 7-985l Ef,1PLOYMENT SERVIC ES 110 Help Wonted lfNNErrS HEAl1ffG,&(OOUNG . "f'lae..e·Qtrality DIWM ~ COli_Mort,,.. . 7... 41941.8 . 1.aoN72-5187 \J ' 9118. 740·949·2031, 740·949·2343 or 741).949-2656. *Free·5 Parts Warranty -.;ree Dlgltll Th.t nnoatat & S!ar Mill Park . Racine . Dishes , clothing. curtains,· kerosene heat· er. exercise bike. blankels. misc. All proceeds go to scholarship fund. Donations accepted . Call Heat Pumps As Low Aa 138 o mpn!h elderly and dlsable.d. Equal Housinp Opportl,lnlty J~ ~ . "En1y 01'er lhe Pltone Bnnk Fi11nnting" Air Conditioners ~· Low As 128 • month Now accepting applications for the Rent based on Income. Total electric, ' ' stove and refrigerator fUrnished; Government Subaldlztci•. (Ume StoneLow Rates) Discount Prices Howard L. Wrltesel Yard Sale Gallipolis & VIcinity September 19th & 20th TJIPPIIII Cross Pointe Apartments. 70 . Tlu Lo•ated nt Meigs County Fnirgrouml• ~ Intersection US 33 & SR 7 (northwest corner) 3/27!TFN Apartments for Rent ~~} ~~ B~~!~u.:!~xP~\J.~\ fli/ LANDSCAPE DESIGNS ... One Free Estimates Insured WATERSCAPES PLUS 440 . Kittens. To good home only. ~-77:}-5972. Cute little mill80 pupplts to good heme , H0-742·1314 call alter · G&W PLASTICS AND SUPPLY IA~~~.I ~'J.~~~I PLUS For Details ' Message. 30H74-otl34. REWARD! NOTICE OF PUBUC Tuppers Plains, Ohio 45783 St. Rt. 7 HEARING 7 40-985-3813 Melgl County lntenda to Hauling, Excavating 4" thru 48" Plastic Culvert In Stock apply to the Ohio & Trenching Department ol Development Full Line Of Water Storage Tanks • lor funding under the Limestone & Gravel Community Development Septic & Cistern Tanks Septic Systems Block Grant (CDBG) Sewer Pipe: 3" thru 8", Gas Pipe & Regulators Mlcroenterprlse Bualnaso Trailer & House Sites Development Program, a Reasonable Rates Open: lodoralty-lundtd program 9:00-4:30 Weekdays Joe N. Sayre admlnlttared by the Stata. 9:0Cl-12:00 Saturday The CDBG 614-742-2138 01/lltfn Mlcroanterprlse Program lntende to provide Initial funding to local communttlea to lurthor LINDA'S develop a local delivery ~ARPET ayatam that encourages PAINTING mlcroenterprlae buslnaaa development, and to Take the pain out of Limestone Hauling provide low-<tnd moderatepainting, and let me Professional House & Trailer Sites . tncome poreona with do 1·1 for you acceaa to capital lor · Land Clearing & Floor Installation bualneao development and Interior Grading FREE ESTIMATES aell-employment. Up to Before 6 p.m. Septic System & $25,000 ts available lor leave message. 740·698-9114 Program AdmlnlatraUon Alter 6 p.m. Utilities and/or Training/Technical (740) 985-4160. or Estimates Alslatanca. The first ol two public Free Estimates 740-698-7231 (614) 992-3838 &i11/81lfn 12/18/lln hearlnga will be held L----...;";.";;.,.';.'_mo;...;;."';J· September 28, 1998 at 1:00 P.M. at the Meigs County Courthouse, Pomeroy, Ohio YOUNG'S to provide cltlzene with pertinent Information about CARPENTER SERVICE 740-992-4427 the CDBG program •Room Additions 33933 Flatwoods Rd. Racine, OH 45771 (5 Points) Including an explanation ol •New Garages eligible acllvltlee and •Electrical & Plumbing 10% Off Flexible & Preformed Pond Liners program raqulrtm•nte. Cltlzana are encouraged •Rooting 20% Off Fountains to attend this meeting on ·Interior & Exterior Painting September 28, t998 to make 25% Off Birdbaths & Concrete Planters auggeotlons end to provide Also Concrete Work (Stock Items Only!) public Input on various (FREE ESTIMATES) Sale Ends 10-17-98 actlvltlee which may be V.C. YOUNG Ill undertaken In this program. Mon.-Sat. 11:00 A.M.-5:00P.M. 992-6215 If a participant will· need Call for Appointments Closed Wed. & Sun. Pomeroy, Ohio auxiliary ai.d~ (Interpreter, bralllad or taped material, asolotlve listening device, other) due to a dloablllty, please contact Gloria Kloea, Clerk, prior to September 28, 1998 at 740.992·2895 In order to eneure that your Computer Graphics neede wilt be Designs accommodated. The Melgo All Landscaping & County Courthouse Is handicapped accessible. Lawn Services Wrltlen comments will bo •Commercial accepted until 1:00 P.M., •Residential September 28, 1998, and may be malted to the Meigs Owner, Mickle Hollon County Commissioners, 20 Yrs. Exp. • Ins. Owner: Ronnie Jones Chester, Ohio Courthouse, Pomeroy, Ohio 740-985-4422 45769. 0111/H Janet Howard, President Melga County Commissioners (9) 16 lTC Stop In The Store Free Puppies. 1/2 Collie. 8 , Roofs • Decks • Garages A . · Weeks Old. 7.0.256-1621 Loevt · Local Satellite Provider Best Electric Pomeroy SAYRE TRUCKING Free Cash!~ cat, t yr. (moving), 7«1-M!I-1324. Minor Repairs • Cabinets • Siding 7122/ttn -3()oi.-875-78Je. Dalmatian , 2 112 yrs ., excellent , watchdog. not good wltldl: tornaJe , .• Washers • Hot Water Heater • Ranges ·Freezers • Rafrigerators • Dishwashers • Dryer Call Ken Young (740) 985-3551 992-6320 (No Sunday Calls) 1-: • Ban!MI Aooltarl. :lt)l.li9S-31172. COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL 985-4473 haired kittens. 304--t75· · : """"' - New Construction & Remodeling _Buy from the Classifieds! .. THE APPLIANCE MAN • 50•3. 2 Puppltt 1·brown. Call 614-992·7643 $200 .c. Long Room Additions • Roofing FREE ESTIMATES Public Notice 1-900-860-4400 Extension 7450 (Cut OUt lor Future UH) · Garages • Replacement Windows New Homes • Vinyl Siding New •NewHomas •Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATEES ARE YOU READY FOR ROMANCE? 7«1-~- ELECTRIC OR SATELLITE SERVICE BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION Shop at home... - · · I • Joe Wilson ( ) -4 n 614 992 2 a n r Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 •1 ,.. Remodeling ~ 1998 M rtl St eet Free Estimates ft.:~~~~~~~ 13.3 oz. lver-uone Welcome either a dramatic change '" ~E:-~so~~~~~~~T.~~.,~~;;~~~G~~~~~~~~ 1s provides 15 IU of vitamin Public Notice Pepsi & MI. Dew Products Rice Krispies or aiLk,irc for good health. nol on your Evangelist Nelson Purdue -. ~; 13.5 01. fact. and they play on your emotion- Chester Church of the Nazarene f.' FAMILY PAC ASSORTED Rcmcmhcr that their ad\'crlisin~J pitt.:hcs arc not hascd on st.:icntifi~ Custom Homes New Homes & Remodeling -.. !II" Garages, Pole Buildings, Roofing, Siding 'jl'i.' If>, Commercial & Residential ;:... ~ 27 yrs. exp. Licensed & Insured 'li~· Phone 740-992-3987 ~ (All Varieti,s in Stock) Pork Cho~s ••••••;:·. $1 19 JD CONSftUC'I'ION ' 3Old Male, St.; : Bernard Good With Children .. • • • Little Debbie Snack Cakes Calif. 90045 "Famil~· Medicine" is a weekly column. To submit questions, write to John C. Wolf, D.O., Ohio University College of OsteOpathic Grosvenor Hall, Medicine, Athens, Ohio 45701. ~- Umlt 2 PleaH With $10 Purehaae Additional Purchase $2JIII Full-- 237• "' 3()oi.-87U0311. c Send questions to Ann Landers, Creators Syndicate, 5777 W. Century Blvd., Suite 700, Los Angeles, and tomatoes. A typical 8-ounce glass of orange juice contains I00 mg - with optimal levels being about 200 mg per day. Amounts over 1000 mg per day arc associated with diarrhea and an increased risk of kidney stones. Depending upon your diet, supplements of vitamin C may he a good idea, bUI. contrary to popular beliefs, takin~ large amounts will not prevent c•;lds. Vitamin b •2, folate. 86 iron. zinc, copper, .:alcium and others arl necessary for good health. Eating a llalanccd diet is the best way to get all of these. If you arc unable or unwilling to cat in this way, then taking a supplement consisting of a multivitamin preparation with minerals is a good idea. In other words. both cal a good diet and take a multivitamin with minerals. Otic of the "hrand name" multivitamin pills is JUSt line. Steer away from the exotic and "mega dose" approa<:h advo.:ated hy the "vitamin peddlers ... GIVMWIY 12>5 traler, not Hwblo. 304-571-, t?et~~~~~t~~~t.; 12 PK, 12 OZ. CANS 2 might I say to prevent still aoother catastrophe'! -- Sad But Anonymous in California Dear Anonymous: When you sec your daughter-io-law "poised" to sit down in a fragile chair. take her arm and lead her gently to a sturdier model. saying. " I think you'll be more comfortable here ... (P.S. I hope this reaches you in time.) 40 ••• •• $ 298 SECOND ST. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY, SEPT. 19, 1998 The Dally Sentinel• Page 7 ~ Coca•Cola Products Monday thru Sunday 8 AM·10 PM damage she leaves in her wake! As she poises her huge frame over the R gcuing or not gcuing in sufficicnl STORE HOURS chooses to remain ohlivious to the Reader should try brand name multivitamin pill - skip 'mega dose' _fim1/p POWELL'S Wednesday, September 16, 1998 •' , �VVedneaday,Septernber16,1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio The Dally Sentinel,.• Page 9 . ·1 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio AUEYOOP ·~·• ·:.0. • ·~· ..•.-. ·.•.. NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE PHILLIP - cOlor ACROSS 37--onthe 1 Ollenlellllull 7Ueed•- 40Fint-nd8 ....... ALDER ~ •• iJ 13 South Dekol8 ' ••• ...• 41Cheirmln43 , . . ,•• t4=WG'd 45r.:= 45np-.gM 15Puaby 18F..,_PIIu 310 Homes for Sale AVON I All Areas I Shlrtey ~ 304-e7!H129. ADDITIONAL DRIVERS NEEDED IIIIIEDtATELY ARE YOU READY FOR WINTER DRIV· 1107 'LOCAL-LV Owned Corrc>anv "PEIISOIWJZBl Dlspaeh 'PMI E""*- Health & Ule Insurance; Oontalln&Uance -- 'Run OH To The SOUTlf And SOUTHWEST Somaolili To Oeliver N - r s On A Moler Route. 5 To 6 Days A Week, 740-416-1810. wanted· expertencecJ be8ut1Clan and massage therapist. Apply in person at Shear Illusions, 293 South Second Avenue . Middle port. Olio. Wanted · Optometric A11111ant , exptrlence preferred. Send ,.. sumo cJo The Deily Sentirwl, P.O. Boxm-72. l'omoro\l. OH e789. 140 •401K "Uit9 Ffolgllthr CONVEHTIONALS Requlrementt Age 23. Class A COL And Good Driving Record Pleaat Call Toll Free 1-888· 790- 0008. ADDITIONAL OWNER OPERA· TORS NEEDED IIIIIEDIATELV 'Local Family Owned Corrc>anv ._illld Dlapaeh 'Up To $1 .00 /Mi. (lndlrdlng Aa:euoriaJPay) --· 'Run From OH To The SOUth Ar1GSOU1!1wast "l'trrnitS ProYirled At No cnarve "Tolls Pakl ' Fuel Cord A Requirements . Age 23. Clasa A COL And Good Driving Record PleaIt Call Toll Free 1·888· 790· 0008, ""' For Garno! Agricultural Businass Manage· mont PU~IIon . Compelilive Sala~ Commensurate With ExperMtnce. Benefits Package & Company Vehicle Provided, Bachelor Sci· enct Degree In Agricultural Or Bualneas Related Field Preterrod Sond Replies To. CLA 450 c/o GelllpOIIs Dar~ Tril>une, 825 Tlllrd A\ltnut, Gallipolis, OH <!1631 Buslneu Training Southeastern Businass Cotlege, Spring Valley Plaza . 7<0·116· 4361, 1·800·214·0452. Accredil· ed Member. ACICS Reg t91Hl5· 12748 180 Wanted To Do Wanted To Do Roofing , Sidmg And Painting, Tree Cutting Also Call Joey Higgs , At 30• -su0058 , Or 740· 4-46· 3409 15 Years Ex~rience Also Have Referenc- es wood 304-576-2<87 3br. 2·bath home , new rool. vinyl &id.ng & shudders , solid oak kilcl'len newly remodeled . dishwasher. vented·mtcrowa\18, large lamily· room. wood · stova . living room wlflre -ptace, central/air, large fenced lot Must See! 178,000. 304-675-62511. Charm1ng Farm House, 15 M1nutea From Gallipolis! Brl~l'lt , Open Tllrougho\11, 3 Bedrooms, 2 112 Baths . Newly Remodeled kitchen -White Cabmtts. Nice Dining Room . Ftreplace. Gas Heat. New Clrpot. Floorng, Slieot Rock , Ceiling Fans. Pantry. Southwestern School, Appoint· monlll, 740-379-9867 CKJae To Gantpolls, 3 Bedrooms, t Bath , 2 Car Garage. $85 ,000 , 7-!NI64 GOING SOUTll IIUST SRL N(MIII Sl4>rtr Value-Reducod 10 $43,000. :lbr, 1 bath. basement. dOlA)Ie Furniture repair, refinish and res- toratiOn, also custom ordefs Ohio Valley Rellnlshtng Shop, Larry P1111ips, 740-992-6576. Georges Portable Sawmill , don't haul your logs to the mill just call lot Franklin Aw. 304615-1534 GOV'T FORECLOSED Homos From Pennie& On $1 Delinquent Ta•. Aepo' s, REO's. Your Area . Toll Free (1) 800·218-9000 Ext H-2814 For Current Listings Will do babysltllng in my home Monday thru Friday, 7~0 - 698- House For Sate in Vinton , Ohio Garpetsd Family Room. Wrth Brkk Fireplace lnserl In Basement . Nice Carpet. All New Thru Vinyl 2163. Siding, 2 Lots. Call 1740) 596· 304-!175-t957. Will Do Babysitting In My Home, Monday ·Friday, 740-245-5166. Will haul junk or trash away $351 plckup load. 304-675-5035. '-' - S8 FINANCIAL -$2() /Hr. No Door -To · Door. 'Bonus11' 1-800-296-0139 1929 In Middleport · newly remOdeled , siding, roGf, wrndows , kitchen . electric heat pump, fen ced in yard , three bedroom , bath and hal, $59,000 negotiable, 7<()-992- Business Opportunity 210 DIRECTOR OF SOUTHEAST OHIO IIINI8TRIES P~IIIE LOCATION Seeking Part-Time Person Who Will 81 Reaponsrble For Coordinating Disaster Rella! Serv1ces And eveloping New Programs Through Ecumenical Church working Relationship& In South· recommenos that you do busi · ness wrth people you know, and NOT to send money through the mall untrl you have lrwe&ligated the offering Gallipol~ easl Ar1G South Central Ohio. Tho Successful Cnad1date Will Have FREE CASH GRANTS I COllage. SchOiaBhlps Medical Blls. Professional Services 230 Llvlng1ton'1 B••ement Weter· Proofing, 1111 basement repa1rs dGne, free esttmates , 1ifetlme 0 guarantee. 12yrs on JOD experi- ence. 304-8115-3887. Send Resume To· Beautiful New Two Story Colonial 3 Bedroom , 2 1!2 Baths, LA , F~ . Ointng Room W ith Hardwood Floors Oak Tr1m Fireplace, 1 112 Car Garage , AppraiSa l GreahH Than Asking Prica Of· $117,600 TAXES $309 /'fR. 1·304-273-21140 320 Mobile Homes lor Sale Abandoned Home Take O~er Payments . Or Make Oller t -800· 363-6862 Ortver needed· OTR flatbed dri~ · ers needed , small Ileal. Newer conventional cab, good pay, home weekends . Call 740· 949 · :2203 or 7•0-949 -2045 or 740· ... t. t593 Drivers to transport cars to and -auction. caR 740-992-2806. Experienced Auto Body Man Excellent Hours & Pay, Apply At· Larcy's Body Shop, 2046 Addison Th1s newspaper wrU not knowingly accept aovert1semems lor real estate whrch rs 1n viOlation of the law Our readers are hereby rnformed that all dwelltngs advertised in thiS newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis. · Piko. Gallipolis. Full-Time ~elail Positton , Local Hardware, Reply To: CLA 451 , clo GeHipohS Dally Tnbune, 625 Third Avenue, Gallipolts 0H -45631 Harris Steak Ho\Jsa is now hiring 30<·675-9726. LPNIRN position available for the right candidatlt. Rockspnngs Ae· habililatton Center rs a progres· sive ICF/SNF center w1th an ex· cellent reputatton lor delivering exceptional care to the genatric popu11110n TiltS pOSIIIOn IS part 11me with e~tcellent benefu pack· age. II you're rnterested rn JOimng our nursing staff , call 740-992 · 6808 or send your resume to Rocksprings ~ehabilitatron Cen· ter. 36759 Rocksprings Ad . Po· meroy. OH 45769 . Carol Green· REAL ESTATE MuiiCians· need guttarist 6 basalit . h8Ye drummer. saxophone & female vocalist to do rock, coun try & blues . call H0 -698-6212 John Peck. drums Need Someone To 00 Odd Jobs. Roofing, Must Be tuulUI!I Soe In Afternoons At : Sarah Adams . 2368 Mil Creek Road. GaUipolls. 4999, Or 740-594·3033. Part-Time Retail Sates. Eapen · ence Preferred But Not Neces· 11ry. Applicatrons Accepted 10-• OaJty. Apply Tope's Furniture Co., t51 Second Avenue. Gallipolis , House Sale 2,000 Sq. Fl. House 3 Bedrooms. 1 Batl't, Family Room, t 3 .A.cres On At . 7, 16x32 lni1ound Pool, 740-...6-t063 No PhOne cans Please Pleasant Valley Hosp1tat is looking lor a Pharmacy Director. Must hav• hospllal supervisory ex- perience. Long term care pharmacy etCperlence preferred . Must bl licensed or eligible lor Iicon· sure In WV. Computer skills a must Applicant should have good communication & super· vlsory skills . Send resume to Personnel Oflice , Pteaaant Val· lay Hospilal, 2520 Valley Dr. Pl. Pfeannt, wv 25550, or faa to 3()M1~2...7. MIEQE, Sotnk; HlRs Nursing Contor. 311 3·4 Bedrooms full .dry basement, ltre-place. forced a1rtgas furnace, A/C. fenced corner tot 36 Wmd- sor C1. 304-675-7265. $9,950, 740·446·0115, 304-675· 5965. 14<8~ 3BR , meke 1sl & last pay· mont & move in. 304-755-5568. 16176 4br, 2 bath $1 ,195. down , $193. per mo Free all, free skirt. In Person At The Front Desk . - 8:30A.M. -4:30P.M. Wooled. lloral dlllgnor, locll noriot laking resumll for oxptrl· llofll dMigltlr. 4 _ . ... perlonco dllired, 2 y..ra re· qultld. ~ 1ltUI!- goocl people and offici monagtmtnt ll!lflt. Sortd resume 10 Morrison, P.O.Box 901, New - · W. VI. 25285. BY OWNER PLP~WV - n 4-)<lar-old homo, 3BR, 2 Balh, Large Kitdlon, c.ml Ak 2-car- Finished bas.,..., Nice Como< Lot ..-.......--· 117.100 ~--· Sal·Sun. 10-5. - ...... aold Sunday Night to HIGHIITBIDDER. -7~938 Porreroy/Middloport. Cell 740-992-4514 Monday ltrougfi Saturday 9:1J0am.9:00pn. 1·2·3 bedroome, Stove/refrlg. available, utilities artd cabfe paid. 3Q.I. n :Ho•o. Make 2 Payments, Move In , No Payments After 4 Year s! 304· Country Apartment 588, 1 8ed· room Apartment. Water, Sewer. Garbage Included $290/Mo., De- ReQuired, 740-14t - t005. posit 340 Business and Buildings OowniOwn GaNipolis. 3 Bodrooms. door) Lot lor sale· Gallipohs. 90x172. nice netghtlorhood, qu iet , 740· 446-4722. 360 Real Estate Wanted Wo Buy land : 30 ·500 Acres, We Pay Cash . 1-600·213·6365, Anlt<iny land co. RENTALS Furnished Upstairs apartment. Close to Downtown GalllpoHs and Grocery References and Deposit 740-446-1158. Gracious IMng. 1 and 2 t>ectroom apartments at Village Manor and ~iveraide Apartments tn Middle· port . From $249·$373. Can 740· 992· 506<4 . Equal Housing Oppor· tunilies. Grarnd- apt 21ir. wid OO*·up. references & deposit . no pats 304-615·5162. Modern 2 Bedroom Apartment. 740-<46-0390. Nice 1 Bedroom Upstairs Apart· men! in Gallpolia Water /Sewage Paid . Deposit /References , 7•0· 446-7t300r 740-4411-2770. 410 Housea for Rent I BedrGom house near Aio Grande College $300 00 Per Month . Deposit Aequ1red . To .t Free 1·888-840-0521 2 Bedroom House, $350/Mo., Deposit. No Pets, 7-40 ·4•6 -4313, 740-446-0879 Hospi1at, Big Yard , No Pets. $3251 Mo, Plus Deposit, 740-388-99-CS North Third Ave. Middleporl, OH 2br unfurnished apt. deposit & relerences. 304-882-2566. Now Taking Applications- 35 West 2 Bedroom Townhouse Apartments $295/Mo., 740·-«6· 6515 One badroom apartment m Mid· dtepor1, all uhlihes paid, $1 00 de- poSit, $270 month. call 140·992· 7806 8em-5pm. Pomeroy· two bedroom, furnlsnEM:t; two bedroom unfurnlstled, near playgrounds, SO . &fr, call 740· 992-6886 after Spm. 4 Room House 62 Olive Street 740-446·3945 1 ·5 BEDROOM HOliES FROII U,OCO Local Gov't. & Bank Ropo's Call 1·600-522·2730 . x 1709 1983 Mansion. 141l52, total gas. st0\1&, new relriQerator. underpin· mng. atr, "Very good oond $8 ,000 1988 Redman 141l52 Gas Heat , Central A1r, 2 Bedrooms. Ellcel · lent Condition . New Carpel, 740· 446-0175, Or 304-675·5965. Fa rm Hou&e For Rent . 3 Bed · rooms, 2 Baths . CA . Large Yard , Large Garage Barn. With Water, 4 Horse Stalls . Tack Room. Bnng Your Dogs Or Hones Wetcome . 1990 1 h:60 Fleetwood mobile home 2br. 1 bath. w/outbuilding, po6rt, 740-446·3545. t ·600-691-67n 080. 304-t75· n92. $10,000 304-675-5211 1990 Clayton Mob1le Home, 141l70 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths. Heat Pump tOll tO Porch, On Rented lot, At 1 Close To Gallipolis. Ohio. Asking $t 5,000, 0 B 0 like 1990 Clayton 2 Bedrooms. 1 Bath. Very Nice. AJC , Call Aller 6 PM Mason Co near Hannan H1gh SC mobile home & 1 acre land 1990 2br. 1 bath , central arr. ·ap· prarsed lor $32 ,000 . Sell tor $27 ,000 C1ty water 304 · 562 · 5640 AI . 1867 Clayllck Road. Patrlol. $650/Mo., Plus 1650 Secunly De· New House For Rent Near Ala Grande , 2 Bedrooms , Gas Electric Heal. 1 Year lease. $375/Mo TI0-2115-1289, Cellu~r. Only At 0 1 - - N!'"l,WV. 304-7511-5185. New Ooubtewide 3BR, 2 bath . S1,325 Down I $205 per mo. 1· 8611-9211-3426. Rt. 35 Stave Branch Rd. Fr.,ler's Bottom, Bo)( 955 Evergnten Rd . 1 acre land & mobile home. $25,000 3Q.I.562·58.co. Special 16<80 3BR . 2 bllh. S1.325 Down. $205 Mo. Ffeo elr & 1ret sk011ng. 1·1100-69Him. The Home National Bank hll a 191S - homo lor .... In Syr· tcUif, Ohio. Contact Gtorvt Ll· wrence at the Home National Bonk for aale price and to mol<l arrangements lor wining. Pilau coll740-9*22t0. Furnished Rooms 450 2 & 3 bedroom mobile homes. arr conditioned, S260 ·$300 , sewer . water and trash Included. 740992·2167 446-2003, 740...6-t409. 2 Bedrooms, Kanauga Area. Very Depos" Required. in Kanauga 2 Bedroom& , No Pets. References, 7410-441·154-1 New Mobi le Home lor Rent No Pets! Deposil + Referen ces Re- qUired, 740.44·9616 440 APartments for Rent 1 and 2 bedroom apartments. furllt&hed and unfurnished, secunty deposit required . no ptta . 740- 446-2602. I Bedroom. A/C. W/0, Hook-Up, Naar Holzer, $219/Mo . + lltiUtlts, Doposll & leaso Required. 740· 446·2957. 2bdrm . apts., tot al electric, ap· pliances furnilhtd, Laundry room tacnltles, close to school in town . Applk:atlons •~•liable at: VIllage Green Apts. 1411 or call 7-40-992· 371 1. EOH. BEAUTIFUL APA~TMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES, 52 Westwood Ol ive lrom S279 10 1351. Walk 10 shop & movlu . Call 740·448· 2588. EQUII tbahg CiQiorlur;1y. - Lll<l Now Bundy Alto Saephono, $800, 740-446-7903. Credit Prob-.ms? Wo Can Help. Easy Bank Financing For Used Vehicles , No Turn Downs , Call . VICI<Ie, 740-44&-2897. Antique Table Square Table , V· Shajied Logo, $50, 740-446-7537. ATTENTION IIENI All Natural Formula For Male Potency. No Chen»catt , Wouldn't You Rather Try Something Natural? Ttle Medical Shoppe 1480 Jackson Plko, Gallipolis 740-<46-2206. ATTENTION: We'll Pay You To Lose Up To 2; Pounds {Or Moral 47 Peocile Needed lmmedlatolyl Ollar Exprlos 9/12/96 . 740-441-1982 Mobile nome s1te available bat· ween Athens ana Pomeroy, call MERCHANDISE Household Goods 2pc Living room SIJite 304·675· atorage unit. Black and cherry Novor out of box. $125. Holds up lo 940 discs, also holds tapes . Call 740·992-6836 aflor 8 pm COs & tapes not Included. Church pews, twe1>o t 2" long, w Complete slate lop pool table, $<400: Craftsman 9" table saw. $100; Grawly lraclor. 1900; '85 Ford LTD station wegon. $700. 12' aluminum V boat, $400; '87 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers. dryers, refrigerators . ranges Skaggs Appliances , 76 Vine Slraet, Call 740·146·7396, 1·888·818-()126. Mau~e & blue lo~e seat , l tke new. Cost $300 will sell lor $100. 304-675·5091 . Polly's New l Uttd Fumtturo Flags & Army Surplusll! 2101 Jtllerson Avo Open 9 30 · 5.00 Mon·Sat 304-675·SOFA (1632) Used Furniture Store Below Hoii· day Inn In Kanauga , Tw1n Beas , Complete $115; Full Beds Comple te $ 135 . Bu nk Bed a $160 , Dressen . Couches , U0-4•6· <782 520 Clearwater power-mag . cam-bow 29' 701$75 Clearwater power mag wllltl bow 29' 70-90t $50 304-87~951 . 530 Antlquee Buy or aeil . Fli~erine Antique& , 1124 E. Main Street , on At 124, Pomeroy. Houra: M.T.W. 10.00 •.m. to 6·00 p.m.. Sunday 1:00 10 8:00 p.m. 740 -&92· 2526, Ru11 '96 Dodge pickup. f 500 Series, air, lilt. QUod call, 740-742·2603. min'• Oretr~houu acrosa from Racine LGfka 1: Dim, Monday tnru StluftloJ,IItm-5pm. FARM SUPPLIES & LI VESTOCK 610 Farm Equipment 1978 715 1H Combine Oieael, 1755 Hours, 810 Quick A1t1c:h Floater 13 Ft. Grarn Head And lerna! 'diesel' speaker. 740·992- 7t90 1062. Electric Scooters, Wheelchairs , New And Used, Sta1rway Eleva· tors, Wheelchair And Scooter llhs. Bowman's Homecare, 740· 446-7283. Floor length ivory lace sequin wedding gown , size 5-6, matching veil & shoes, never been worn , $500080, 74094&-1324, 32 Bulb WOlle Tann1ng. 8 A M -2 P.M. 740·388·8903; ~ller 3 PM . XM-t75-4340 EXl 3t7. Grubb's P~&no- tuning & repairs . Problems? Need Tuned? Call the plano Dr 740-446-4525 JET AERATION MOTORS Repaired . Now & Robum In Slock. Call Ron Evans. 1-1100-537·9528 King Cole & Woodburner Stove . Good Shape ; Wood Fo r Sale Also, 740-256-1424 King site springs and miuress , $150; now rug. 9x12, $tOO, 740· 992·3442. large Capacity Washer /Dryer $250; Electric Stove $150, Good Condition. 740-446·2370 I ----'-....,-----R::--Living Room Suite & Dining oom SuHeAnd Mise, 740·2<5-5236 longahorgor Baskets. J.W.'s, Crisco, May Baskets & more Excellent Condition . 304·675 · 1849 Mayeo Pool Co\ler 16x32 With Center Steps, Etteeltent Condttlon, And Other Pool Accessones, 740.256-6078. Ostrich from baby ctlieks to 411 . 1a11 a1 9wka , starting at S50aa . also full-size slaughter birds , olso 4 broader birdS/laying eggs oow. 304·576·2719. PIMPLES, SKtN P"OBLEIIS, Tracy 740-14 t· 196<. We buy antiques and parttal or complete estates. baby 1tems, and ota Fiestaward Jean' s Furniture & Antique& . Tuesday through Fri· day. 1 1am-4pm. 1•s Nortl'l Sec- ond, Middleport Building Supplies 550 Block. brick. sewer pipes, windows . lintels, etc Claude Winters , Rip Grande. OH Call 740·245· 5121 . Steel llu•ldings never put up 40x30 was $8,2 12 w111 sell for $3.497. 50x86 was S17,ti90 will soli S6.9TO Chuck 1-600· 320· 2340. 560 Pets for Sale A Groom Shop -Pet Grooming. Ftatunng Hydro Bath. Don Sheets 373 Gsorges Creek Rd . 740446-0231 AKC Basset Hound Pups , tst Shots 1 Wormeo. $175 Each, 740· 256·1666 AK C Poodle, Male, 4 Montns, Pa· par Trai ned , Shou. Wormed , $150, 740-256-6t62 CFA Register Persian Ki ttens . snow quality, very tlat lace. as sorttd colors. S250ea . 304 ·675- Cobey Wagon : Sally' s Wagon , Pick Best; John Deere Corn t6, 1761 US Route 35, Phny. WV. 304·937-2998 Your artil bush hog dealer for parts. rotary cullers . loaders. til._ ers, linlstl mowers , act . Carmichael's Farm & Lawn midway between Gall1poUs Ia RIO Grande, Oh1o on Jackson P1ke . 740·44624t2or t·800-594·11t1 Your Area John Deere Dealer For Res•denUal And Commercial lawn Equipment Compact Utility Tractors From 20 To 39 HP. Ail Sizes 01 4 WO And 2 WO Farm Tractors. Hay Equ/pmenl. John Deere Skid Steer loaders. Check Wllh Us Aboul Financing On Lawn Tractors And Low Rate Fl· nancing On New And Used Equ1pmen1. Carmichael's Farm & lawn Gallipolis, OH 740·446· 2412 1·600-594·1111 . 63o Livestock 2 Year Old Mare Pony Bred, 45" TaH$300, 7<0....6-t179. 52" mare, three years old, sorrel 937·2261 French Cily Pal Grooming by Ap· polnlmenl. "Uitro Wesh Bothlng System" 850 Second Avo. GaHI· polis. 710-446·1526. Pets Plus Sliver Bridge Plua . Blchon And Spitz Pups, (All Matas) UnadverUt ed Store Spe· cialal Mon -Sat, 10-8, Sun 12-5, 140-141-om. Mualcal lnatrumenta LOVES ME!! FRANK & EARNEST THr ENP. IS t984 Full S1ze Blazer •x4 305, 8" ltft Kit New Paint; Wheels . Tires. ,.Y.,Y, POP, Wl\f>..l (J(K.\L'( I) 740-245-9162 ~TIO~NE:Y? ... good It ,000 304-875-7t33. 1989 S· tO Blazer 2dr, 1/wd Ta· hoe package, hc. cond. t25.000 ..los. $5,600. 304-458-1090. 1994 Ford E!!P,War XLT Mocha Frosl Metalilc, 64 ,000 Milts, loaded. Excellent ConditiOn, Ask· BIG NATE I CAN T BELIEVE IS RUNNING Rli'PRESIDENT, TOO! SHE'S OIIVIOUSLY JUST DOINC. IT TO caN740-992·7519 ...nings. 9352 ,.~ ~1TottNt:Y 1:> Tl\E. ~ ll\1~ ~ ~~W'<€.t ... 1986 Ford Van 302 engine, runs Turbo diesel. 5 speed, 50.000 ' miles. alum1num rims and many extras Excellent shape. S18.000. Black & Red Club Calves Umousin Cni -Angus Cross ; 740 · 389- AA 1965 Ford 4<4 4 Speed, V·6, P11ce : $3,950 ; 740·367-0219 , 740-367-7272. 9yr. old Palomino quarter horae, rides good , kid sate , ~ery gentle now 304·516-2719. Ni:Af! .. ,, THE BORN LOSER 1994 Ford F-250 4x4 XLT, 7 3 l · From Baby Ostrich chicks to 4ft. tAJ at 9wks. Starling at S50ea also full - size slaughter birds . also • breeder birds/laying eggs By Phillip Alder One feels that an archer is bener off with one siring on his bow lhan two. Yet at the bridge table. il is best 10 have a fallback scheme available in case your main line falls nat How would you play in six hearts af1er West has led the spade ace'' South opened with a strong. ani· ficial and forcing 1wo dubs. then showed his suit over lhe negative reply. North's jump to four hearts announced at lea.sl four-card suppon. bul no side ace. king. void or smgle· ton. Soulh bid whal he hoped he could make. AI the time. declarer thought he needed the diamond finesse . So. he ruffed the spade ace . drew three rounds of trumps . cashed his club wtnners. crossed to dummy"s heart queen. and played a diamond lo his queen. Sadly for South. Wesl won with the king and returned a d1a· mond. Eventually. South losl a s<C· ond diamond Irick; one down. Aher South had lamented thai all his tinesses lose, r-!orth pointed oul a bener line was ava1lable . Declarer should ruff at trick one. draw trumps. and cash lhe clubs. lhrowing a spade from the dummy. Then he crosses 10 dummy with a trump and calls for the spade.queen. diS<:ardmg the d1amond two from hiS hand. Here. West wins lhe trick and is endplayed. He must eilher lead a dia· mond into the ace-quten or concede a ruff·and-diS<:ard. Bul suppose East produces the spade kmg. His only safe return is a diamond. which allows South 10 try 1he finesse •• as a tinal string. · .' 3600. 1998 Ford Windstar GL van , 51.790 mllas, rea m11allic wnn gray InteriOr, non-smoker, frVrear AIC , lilt wheel, cruise, stereo, asktng $14 ,350 080. 740·949· 2311 days or 740·9•9-2644 evenings SPITE 11E! IE AN(,IE PUT H£11. N.O.l'IE ON TliE Bl'\L-lOT j..ONI'. &EFORE !>HE tr.NEW AN'fTHINC. ,O.I!OUT YOU RUNNINC. 1• SO CLE,O.~LY '>HE'S. NOT DOING IT TO ~PITE YOLl~r---. 6402 Doe. 2 Years Old Milking, 740·992·m9. 698·3531 TRANS PORTATION 710 Autos for Sale '87 ca~aller. good gas mileage, very dapan.4able, $1000 OBO, 740-742·7200 or 740·742·2615 '69 Mercury Cougar LS, V-6, PW, PS, POL , low miles. lady dri~en, 740-992·235e, leave message il no answer. 1VBO ·1 teO HONDA CA~S $100 ·$500 Police Impounds, All Makes Available, Call 1·800· 522· 2730 Ext ...20 1982 Cutlass Supreme, 2 0, 260 V8 Good Condition . $1,500.00 Fwm 740.992·4568. 1984 Chevy Citation $500, O,BO Runs Good , N1ce Car, 740-448- 7537. 1988 Bonnevtlie LE, maroon. 4df, new tires & brakes, good cond. $3,200. 304-875-5792 alter 51>m Back , AT, Air, New Tires & Bat- lory, St .995 , Weekdays, 11-5. 740·446·8174 1990 Camaro AS V-6, auto, air, look& good. dependable $4200 13041675-Sm 1990 Z2< Good Conditiorl, $3,000 OBO, 740-256-1756, Alter 6 P.M. 1991 Chevrolol Corvetle, 8 Speed. l98, Excallenl Condition, 116,000, 740-886-5738. 189t Dodge Stladow. 2 Doors, 570 540 Mlacellaneous Men:hanciiH Bundy Clarinet Witt! Cryatel Cook-... "WMWtrl• Furntco, Heat ~. I All Con- Moulhpll<l. Also 2 VIolins, 1 Is 3/4 Silo, I Is FuH Slza. 710-448· 1995 Toyoto Tercel 5spd, A/C, qow llru, 55,000 mills. SUOO. 1418. 76.000 Miles, Like New, 12,495; t989 Ctvtller 2 Doors, $2,295; 740-4<&-0103. 304-87~158. Bundy IIIOpl'lone w/CIII , II· 1M Blue Elgie 'Rion, low Mile- ctlltnl oondHion. 304·675-2343 or 304-e7$-5147. ego, Tiki 0\ltr Poyments, 740· 379-9232. •- 11 Ancient Jowteh oocetlc 9 DICeprto, lor 12Judgel 19 lnlll. on 1 Wanted 22= . ' .' 24 Spenloh- Amerfcen ahlwl 26 Author Bellow 28 Preltxfor , graph or legll - 35 Stnua cavity 36 Femele mil. •" . , aaf!.n--tn :~ -yHIIIo ' ·_ 39 Ruffle (heir) 4D Cepe ·• ' .. Kennedy rocket 42 Dllys-Uvea ·- ~. 44 Golfer S.m - .. ' 49From - - Z ' - ~ 50 Aplace 52 Paid golfer 53 Nev. r.our. CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos CeNibrty Cipher or::;ara.,. ccwated ftam tJr' ram.:.. peep., Pfilt ...a preMflt ED r. lhleipnllfltnll Jar TOI:Wy't C quotation& , y A KRYY CAHN TNNC DY Y R V Y lfiOiher elM 0~ XAW J A ZYYRVtOLN vl MN .' ' .. ... -' ' . ;;.. J RAK BYYYNIF VLXYADLP 0 A WCJ B A IN .' • < • J T W l?' PIYRVB PREVIOUS SOLUTION· "lnexpenence IS what makes a young man do what an older man says is impossible • - Hert>en V Prochnow S©\\JtllA -~ £tfS" _ _ _ _....;._;;: ltlltod ~r CLAY I. POUAN WOlD lAIII 'n •7 0 Rearrange lenors of the four scramblood -ds belaw to form lour ~mple words. T RAP E T I I UQ l A M .' 1.... .-c-R_o_F_K____,I·= .~'_. .• When I have an argument w1th my husband, I have found that silence is the hardest arS_H_A_E_E_R-----.Igument to-- -. --. I I I I • COO~P '(OU PSST, FRANKLIN W~AT'D 'I'OU PUT DOWN FOR NUM6ER 51)(? 1995 Harley Davidson 1200 Sportster Outstand1ng Condiilon, $8.500. 740-686-5736 750 Boats & Motors for Sale . • . . 16 . . Q Complere tho chuckle quored by ftllmg tn rhe m1urng words PR;-'~s~~slETIERS IN ., .' •• 11 Scotch - Young· Mourn- Turgid - YOU are RIGHT Mother to new bride. "You musl be ready to compromise even if YOU are RIGHT • 4622. ' ' IWEDNESDAY • :· -. ' .' . 760 ' SEPTEMBER 16l -, . $4200. 740·949·2203 or 740·94920-45, will consrder trade for good pontoon boat ' ." SCRAM-lETS ANSWERS 1986 Sea Ray t 9·11211 110hp Mercrulser. $7 .500. 304·615· a •, .' Auto Parts & Accessories New gas tanks & body parts. 0 & • . A Auto. Ripley WV 304·372 · 3933 or 1-1100·273-9329. . Tran&mlsslon, 1986 Chevy 4 Cy· •• linGer, For cneveue , Automatic On Floor, Guaranteed, 740·4t8· 7537. SERVICES 810 ' t98 5 Buick Regal $1,200. 301· 675-4543 1987 Chevy Celebrlly 2.5 Engine. $1 ,000, 74().256-t102. 7111mpto 8 Everyone I' I' I' I' r I ·~~~~~~ELHT£15 I I I I I I l PEANUTS 1986 Yamaha 3 Wheeler, Good '90 Ford E&COrl. lwo door. looks & run& good. St 200. call 740·949· 2366 - 2 Feeling pocrty 3 lnlroductofy ohort 10C- L..--1-..l..-L---1--L---' you develop from step No J below Mot(rcyclea Sum·mers not over! Kawasaki STS Jet ski, sutt under warranty, three sealer, 83 horsepower, - bougtlt new Ju ly ol '97 , three ma~h1ng Kawasaki ski vests and trailer all go with II. Priced to sell , 4 Dido pillnter 5 18th leltera 6 Encountera DOWN 1 Small opot 33 Gun grp. 34 Of • llcldy • Condition, $800, 740-2M-t631 . Special Fall Feeder Calf Sate: Tuesday September 22, 7 P.M. Cattle Accepted After 4 P.M. Monday, Up To • P.M. On Tuea· ctay All Cons1gnment1 Welcome, Hautrng Available, Athens livestock Sales, 740-592·2322, 740· for.aponl 57~ IS I I I only 13.000 milts. garage kept . $25,000 llrm, 740·367·0266 6· 9pm. 140 French Alpine Goat, 56StorovtP- ,...I_ _ _ 97 Ford ExpeditiOn 4x4. loaded. For Sate ; Baby Oonk les, Male & Female. Also Purebred Simmental Bulls 740-446· 1158 or 740- 256· A- end yern 23GIIdlon24 ..... olleptlng 2S AnWapll 27c....ntunll 2t link In the mlddll 31 Splkll of com 32TNIOCDUf1 30 lleth aubject • 34 Opposite of . !Minlnga. t980 ·t990 Trullll $100 -~ l'olic8 ,._.... All Make& Avarlable HIOQ-290-2282, X 3901 t.mlnlne Opening lead: 1 A standard transmraaion, left door damage, asking $.4750. 740·9492311 days or 7C0·949-26U 730 Vans & 4-WDa :r._._ Two strings are better than one t998 Ford Ranger pickup, XLT 2 door. t7,056 miles. 4 cylinder, air, ing lt$,600, 740-141-()t07. $1,200. 30<-675-5867. SEE HOW HE WMS HIS TAIL?! 1989 S·10, 5 spted, very sharp. shnrt bod. runs good, 12500 080, 74()-742-7200 or 74Q-712· 2675. with blaze, $400 llrm, 740·992- 1969 Dodge Dayton 2 Door HaiCII Copper NG&ed Red Beagle Pup· p1e1 $50ea . Ready To Go! 30•- OL' BULLET 1966 GMC 1600, Good Condition, Must Selll 11.900.00 710·258· 1758. Alter 8 P.M. 1994 Blact< Chevy Full Slza Sport S•do 84.000 Milos. 5 Speed, 4.3 V·8, vonec, AC, Cruise. very Clean, 740-246-9252. 55Aclral toe Pau 1986 Chevy C30 Ton With Hileli $4,995 Or 080, 740-388·9352. 2 Row New Idea Corn Picker; Gehl Silage Wagon And Hi Throw Blower, Good COndrtoon , 740-448- 21 end PIIS - 740-258-61187 20 Altronaul'l 18 .... ...,tic Pus BARNEY COndillon, Also Misc. PariS, 74(). 740379-2695 ~menttrom ... "-cupled 51 W-ncl 114 Neither maKullne nor Welt 1982 F·700 Forll Dump. 10 112 Fl Bed, Telescope Holll, Very Good Craftsman/ Generac generator, s 47 Demond 17~ahhero Dealer. South 1978 Ford Truck, 4 Wheel Drtve, Side Step $2000, Coil Alter 5 P.M. 740-416-2888. 1993 Toyota 4)(4 Ext . Cab, 5 Speed. Air, Many Extras.. 76.000 Miles. Nice Truck . ll.fler 8 PM . 5000 cont. watt 18250 wan surge), tO 111 B&S eng .. leaslhan 12 hrs. run t1me. Cobra 29 LTD CB w/ e.:· . 6AKQ Vulnerable: East-West Runs Good. 740- lnctl Cardinal Grain Auger 57 Feet long, 5 Year& Old $1.300. $12,000, 740-992·3090. •... 245--9449. Mooro owner. dltionlnv. Free Eotlmotosl If 'lOu Don't Co li Us, Wo 8oth losol 740 448 8306, 1-I00-281-oo81. SOl~. t974 Forll 36Ht17. llums lor '"'-" 5 lor $10. Cum- SA:Er • A K J 10 9 7 t AQ2 304-67H302 Half runner beans, $8/ busl'lel, you plcLPierce Brothers Farms, cx.a«A ro rr. Nortll Of-11-111 • Q 8 7 • Q 54 2 • 7643 • 52 Welt Eut 1 A K 9 2 eJI06543 • 83 ··t K tO 5 • J 98 • 10. 7 3 • J 0. 4 SGulll -- · ~1069. 720 Trucks for Sale Fruita & Vegetables ~D Upton Usetl Cars At. 82·3 Miles South of Leon, WV. Financing Ramo snare drum w/case & stand. Yahama silver trombone 580 FIV£ 740-992-720t . 843 4 Row Marrow Cornhead, Always Shaded, Field Ready $45; 8 5000 7273. Sporting Goode FOR SALE : CONSOLE PIANO reapon&lble party wal)ted to make low monthly payments on piano, 111 iocll¥· Call 1·600-268-8218. EEK& MEEK 85 Mustang, while, 8 ely . 5 sp., remota e11try, apo1ter. 25,000 miles. Tovota motor home. 7082 aher 2pm. Appliances . Reconditioned Washers. Dryers, Ranges , Relri· grators , 90 Day Guarantee! French City Maytag , 740 ·4•e - 245-5t81 . 7402<7-250t . Waterline Special. 311 200 PSI $21 .95 Per 100; I ' 200 PSI $37 00 Per 100; All Brass Com· pression Fmings In Slock RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jacl<son. Otllo, 1-8110-531-9528 992·2218. I Bedroom r Jrni&hed Apartment, Central Heat & AC, .A.II Utilittes Furnl&hed Except Electric, 740· Excellent Condition , Usad Only One Veer, Paid Over $600, Ask· ing $475; 740·448·6566 Aller 5 P.M. 740-141 ·5696. 740-14t ·5187. n 95 2 bedroom mobile home i n the country, heat pump, TIP water, references & secunty deposit re· Flute Open ·Holdod, Gomelnherdt CELLULITE? Control Group Needed! $200 Bonus For ' Before & Alter' Photos If Published. Call PUrtlano, $400,740 843-5t28. 420 Mobile Homes for Rent 52 Inch HitaChi Screen T.V.. Ask· lng $700, 740-368-9413. Circle Motel lowest Rates In Town, Newly Remodeled , HBO, Cinemax , Showlime & Disney Weekly Rates, Or Monthly Rates , Construction Worki§rs Welcome 510 Clean.. No Pets, 140-141 ·1544. NEW BANK REPO'SI $200/Mo .. 1200 Depo5K, 740-... 1· 0573 . Two bedroom. tree gas and water. lull basement, air, 3 mtles out ot 600-637·32311 ONLY 3 Len! St1N under warranty Two Apartments Rent: 607 Sec· Botn Furmshed, Botn 1 Bed· room, UUiitie& PalO , $300/Mo , $100 Depo&it, One Share Balh , ond, Three bedroom house , $350 per month , close to sctlools, stores, bank and nver, call 740·949·2188 after 5:30pm 2 Bedrooms W -W Carpet Natu· rat Gas Heat, in Gallipolis, 740- New 3br $900 down . S1•9 per mo. Free sltirt t-800-691-6n7 Twtn Flivers Tower now accepting applicaltons for 1br HUO subsidized apt for elderly and handl· capped. EOH 304-675·6679. 740-3115·4367 New 1998 U x70 !l'lree bedroom, Includes 6 months FREE lot rent Includes sk irt ing. deluxe steps and setup Only 1187 08 per mon th w1th $ 1075 down Call 1· 600-946'5678 APT AVAILABLE NOW 460 Space lor Rent Three bedroom house in Middleport. ,.., pols, 740-992·5858. qulred, 740992-7201. New 19:96 3 Bedroom , 2 bath , S99etOown. $189 per montn . Includes Delivery & Set·Up Call 1• Small apt . Furnlahed 3 rooms & bath, ulllttlea pard, except etec· tr~ $250/mo 304-675-t38S. 90 Goo Storm GSI, ground ol· locts, air, good condition, 13,000 OBO, 740-982·5958 (Amy). Sundy Trumpet. Bought At Bnrnlcardi's Perfect Condition, 740- 7654. Fumi&had 3 Rooms, Upstairs, Utitiliu Pa1d, 94 locust. 12601 -*"' Musical Instruments 1893 Torrarnils low Hrs. Hunting· ton , W.Va. 304·738·4800. Or AI · 18r 8 P.M. 3().1.525-5359. 1 112 Balhs, Family Room, Laun· dry Hooi<·Up, AC. Ample Storage, 10' long, six 6' tong, oak, good , call 740-949·2217 , Immediate Availability. 740·446· condition 7:110am-t0.00pm. Mo.. Plu& Doposn, 7-1340. 350 Lots & Acreage 570 Brand Newl Grtal Gifll COMdeo 736-7~ Commerc1ai-Otfice or Retail , 87 Mill Sl. Middleport. 1,450 Sq Ft. $400 mo. Corner Bulld1ng . 740992-6250 Acqu•sllions (next 540 Mlacellaneous MerchandiH HUD accepted. Children Wei · como.Ask lor Chris~. & air, In good shape . $21 ,000. Clean two bedroom house in Pomeroy, $350 pius depos1t. HUD accepted. will consider contract tor purchase . no pets , 740-69872••· 5678 -.e. Buc:t<ridDt Rd .. OH 46614 Is Now Accepting Applications For Frllftdly,-Outgolng And 01· pend- STNA's. PltaiO Apply ,..,.,_r_ Chflsty't FMIIIy LMng eYenlngs. XM-6~=-~~2~·~--------- villi Prl<l. 740367-o288. A.M 69P.M. 14x70 Festival 9 Bedrooms. 2 Baths, Total Electric, Like New. New Bank Repoa-Onty 2 Lell , Never L1ved ln. Call t -800 ·948 · pliances, garage , spa, acre, Bula· Brookside Apts Is Now Accept· ing Applications For One Sed· room Apartmentl, With Waahar I Dryer Hook-Up, For More Info Call 740·4•6 ·9611 Between 10 roqu~ed 740-441 ·1005. · 3br living room, di ning room . tam1ly room , 1 bath , central a•r. newer carpet & roof, reptacemant wtndows, family ne lgl'lborhood, privacy fenced yard . 24ft above ground poo l. many upgrades. move '" co nd Pr iced in 70 ' s 8yr, 2·3 bedrooms, loft. longue/ groove, ptllet stove, HP/CA, ap· Ill CeU (740)245-5100 36t3 days or 740·985· 3637 962t 2 Bedroom House And 2 Apartments. Both Rented , 13 Pine Street Gallipohs . Call 740·4-46· Brand New Apt . In Rio Grande, Ohio Area . Now Available, All Uutilies Paid . Walking Distance To Campus, PleaiO Como & Sol 4 bedroom. two story nouse. S400 month plus deposit . 740-985· large selection ol used homes. 2 or 3 bectrooms Starting at $2995 Ourck deltvery Call 740 · 385 - calls only &refarancee. 304-882·~ . 14 x70 3BR. S999 Down & ONLY S 179 per mo Free air & free Skln>lg. 1·888·926·3426. 3426 12 acres , 6 rooms , 3br .. 1 bath, taundryroom $45 ,000 (304)6757235 between 3pm-9pm Senous Beech Slreet. Middleport, 2br, furntalled . uttlltlaa patd, deposit Ato Grande area 1 Bedroom Across from Campus. All Ulilitie& included $290 . Month . Deposit Starttng at ONLY $39 ,999 Many options available . 1·888·9211· 25550. '* Tra1ter w•th add-ons. t acre lot, bedrooms. 2 baths, central heat 3 Bedrooms , 4 Miles From Hol:r.er Huge 28<60 3BR . 1 112 b&lh . wv $17,000. 304-882·3426 12.:80 trarler, can be used tor Ol· ing. DON. 10:201 High St. P1. Pleasanl. Trailer on Broad Run Ad 1 112 baths , lot , gara~a . 2 added rooms, 2 A/C's, househ<Md items. fiCa tratl&r. $3,000 without air con· 740-14 1{)22.1 Magic Years Day care Center i& 11eklng ttart-time substitute workers Please send resiJme Apartment• .for Rent ory t-600-69t-8717. $250/Mo .. $150 Daposlt, 740· 446-31170. 304·675-5965, 740-146-0175 . New Condit iOn! H0-•46· 8441 E\1'8f'lings. 310 Homes for Sale Doublewide 3br, 2 bath , $1 , 34~ . down, $217 . per mo. Free deliv· 2 Bedroom Stove & Refngerator Furnished . 58 Mill Creek Road, 2217. All i'al ~state ~dvertiSII"'g 10 th1s newspaper IS subjec1 to the Federal Fatr Housing Act of 196B whiCh makes 1t 1llegal to advertise ·any preference. ltm1tahon or d1scrtm1nation based on race. color. rehg•on. se)( famrhal status or natiOnal ong1n, or any 1ntentton to make any such preference. l1m~at ion or discnmulahorr • Buy In Sept. No Payment Until t999 CO! 1-800-948-5fl78. t 2155 Liberty Total Electric. ltke New, Through Out , Au U.•so. ditioner. 14 .000 wilh . 740-949· ExacutiYe Director For Social Servtces Lutheran Social SeMCeS Of Centtal Ohio 750 Easl Broad Streol COkrrrllus. 0111o 43205 Or FaxTo614·221H<71 . 740-<46-14092To6PM. Jr. 3().1.576-2336. 414 Third Avenue N!MirRopay CaDTol Ffoe 1-1100·2111-9000 Ext G· 2814 Vlndale 70'x14' Wltl'l Expando 2 Br . 20' living Room , Large Master Br.. EJ:cellent Condition! On Ranted Lot. Ready To Move Into. On lnspecton 30<-t75·5162. INQTICEI Bu~neas. sldo tx.ilding, 740992-6582. Property 3·Unll apt 2br. house. good return Priced 3465. OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO Demonstrated Experience In Community Organ•zaUon And /Or Progrem Oe~elopment SktUS, Creattvlty To Oe~etop And Main· taln Sei'VICes In A vanety Of Lo· allons. And Knowledge Of The Lultleran Church . Professional Qualities Include· Good Public Relations Skills, Flnanc•al Man· agemenl. And Organizational Sktlls. Bachelor's Degree In Social Wortc Required, Master's De· gree Preferred Lutheran Social Serrvk:es Offers A Comeptltl~e Salary And A Comprehensive Bono1111 Package Price reduced- 1990 Spru ell Rtelge Ul70 mobile horne. very good COndition, 2 bedrooms. 1 & 112 bathl. wasner & dryer. stove. refrigeralor, central 111, 8x8 oul· Scen iC Valley at Apple Grove, WV Building lots. single wldes accepted , public water. 20 minutes from new Buffalo Brid~ on Jerry's Run Rd . Clyde Bowen ln~estment indlolslrop. 440 3br houn . plus an old store building on ad1acent tot In Glen- ... ::1 ._, (2wdl.) Home Improvements '' ... ... ...•. BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncondlt.l onatlifetime quarantee. Local reference~ furnished . Es· tai>ISilod 1975 Cell 24 Hra. (740) <48-0870, 1·800-287·0578. Rog· "'Weto,-,g. Appliance Parts And Service: AH Name Brands Over 25 Years Ex· pedence All Work Guaranteed, French City Meytsg, 7l0-146· 7T95. CIC General Home Main· tenence- Pllnllng . vinyl aiding, carpenary, dOOfs, windOWs, baths, mobile home rtp~lr and mora. For '' tree estimate cal Chttl, 740.992· 6323. Profaaslonat . 20yra experience with all mosonery, brick, blocl< & atone. Aiaa room additions. gl· ragea, etc . Free 111lmatea. 31M· n:J-9550. 840 Electrtcalllld Refrigeration Rolidtntlal or commen:1a1 wiring, *' - or "'*"- ,....,. tJ. censed electrician . Ridenour Etoctrlell, Wl/000301, 304-1751788. . . ., ·' .. ••• ".-·• ., ' ' - I A..;:::-..1•·' ' ' Sponlaneous stx:ial activities ~~~~======~==~y;;;;ou go H SAGI1TARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. have a board appeal for tveryone ASTRO·ORAP 21) Have faith in yourself today. today. Should you decide to JOin the ~ especially if you're trying some- crowd and enjoy yourself. don"l look ~pt 17, 1998 thing new. Think buck O'l,your pasl bad.. nr have any regrets. __ TAURUS (Aprii20-May 20) Your If you aren"t overly c:oncemed successes in other area• ana use these about being in the spotlight. you may viclories as a lemplate for positive inclinalions to lake responsibly will be admimble today. Looking out for tillll yourself indirectly involved in a lhinking. rewanling arnngement in the year CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) olhers befon: taking care of your own ahead. Taking the back seal occa- Joint endeavors look mote promising mundane affairs enhances your sionally can have real advantage<. fur you today than thing• you can image. GEMINI (May 21-Jur.e 20) Your VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 221More accomplish alone. If you don·t can be accomplished today by func- already h3ve a collaborator. try lo creative instinct< will be pronounced tinning as the power-broker behind woo someone capable into an today. especially in developments requiring communication. Try your the throne. alliance. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) hand at writing, selling or promoting LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct. 2l) Good Things should go smoothly for you in <omething. lhings could happen to you loday in your relalionships wilh 01hers today, CANCER (June 21-July 22l There developments when: you deal with a provided you don't expect more than are times to be frugal and there are lot of people. Large groups hold spe· you· n: prepared to give in return. Par· times to splurge. Today you might be i:ial promise·- you'll have somethmg ity is the secret. able to combine these two extremes special to offer them. PISCES (Feb. 20.Man:h 20) Your in 9 way where neither is abuM!d. LEO (JulY 23-Aus. 22) Beina on SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) The productivity will be-proportionate to pride you'll take in what you do your motivwion today. lfy~ are~­ center stqe today won't bolher you today will be noticed and respected ly ambitious. wbal you adueve might one bit - you could feel Sll'l)lll inclinations to be noticed by ochcrl. Get by olhc~. What ·you accomplish even surprise you; • won' t be as significant a.~ the way ARIES (Man:h 21·April 19) 01!1 and perform! •• t• . ' ' " 1 .. '' ' <' ' UFO Files \ \1 . ··" ,, . E • .d " .· I • • • '4 ••• ' ··" . ..' ... .-. •• q ·. .. t .. , t \1 .o~,l' l ' ',~ 0 · : .~ t" �Pile 10 • The Dlllty Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Thursday Wedne~dliy, September 16, 1998 ~.: September 17' 1918 Weather Today: aoucly High: 80; Low:60 deceased children: Margaret (lee) McCall , Jr. Lee. and Leo Lee. '"The annual Chaney reunion was Charles Lee had prayer before the held Sept 6 at the Burlingham food was served and the activities Chun:h. started. Gifts was presented to BrenOfficer.; were elected following a da Guthrie for being hostess and basket dinner. Stories were told and Donna (lee) and Richard Robens special songs were sung by Carissa for doing family research . Wolfe. Gr01:p singing was led by • Other gifts were presented t~ Maurita Miller accompanied by Trinity Kimes. Kanndies Lee. Dorothy C'1 •.lll,y. Roben Rollins. Jr.. Mabel We: se. Auendi · P were: Mary Chaney of Ch:rrles Lee. Joe Rollin s. and Lo"ie Albany; Don and LaDonna Haning Lee. of Athens; Tom and Clara Jones, Door prizes were awarded to Crown City; Keith, Cindy, Carissa Amanda Evans, Dustin Shelton. and and Trenton Wolfe. all of Gallipolis; Tim Helton. Other prizes were Bob, Adele and David Cowden, Germantown; Joseph and Ann Chancy, Huber Heights; Dr. Wilford and Dorothy Chancy. Lebanon: Bill Chancy. Lewis Center: Harold and Connie Meier. Miamishurg: Estella Brickles Colhum and Larry Hudnall. Middleport: Clifford and Ben Chancy. Nelsonville: Jim and Sandy Nelson. Huhcn and Judy Wolfe. Gladys Wolfe. Robcn and Gladys Chancy. Roy and Maurita Miller. all of Pomeroy: Audra Well . Ken and Dorothy Chancy of Shade: Bud and Jean McDonald. John R. Chancy. awarded 10 Don Guthrie, Dorothy Lee, Raymond Kimes, Violet Lee, and Charles Lee . Allending were Pany Evans of Amanda; William of Elyria; Gerry Lee, Ashley and Kayla, Gary and Dorothy Lee of Nova; Greg and Diana Lewis of Clifton. W. Va.; Tommy Lee. Sherry. Candis, Josh. Holly. Francis Lee. and Rhea Paugh of Elk Garden. W. Va.; Lori Marr. Seth, Kylin of Letan W v•. Kcllie Maurer. Bradley Helton, Tim Helton of Middlcpon: John Rollins. Heather and Ashley of Marland ; Donna Lee Robens. Richard Robens, Mabel and Roy Weese, all Michelle Stewan of Pomeroy, Alliof Maryland; Jimmy and Kim Lee of son Lee, Ariel Lawson of MiddlePomeroy; Dustin Shellon, Jessica pon; Clarence, Rose. and ChristoShelton, Angie and Brandon, Randy, pher Lee of Pomeroy; Sandy Candy, Kanndies, Randy Jr., and DeMoss, Ashley, Autumn, of Michael Lee of Middleport; Violet Columbus &ian Brown, Columbus, Lee of Pomeroy; Leondus Lee of Sara Lee. Alexis King, Shawn King, Florida; Greg and Shea Lee, Bonnie. of Middleport, Louie and Wanda Willy, and Chuck, Virgil and Maxine Lee of ·'Nonh Carolina. Raymond, Lee. of Middlepon. Regina. Brandon. Josh. Trinity Samantha VanMeter, Derek, Kimes, Shellie Maurer. and Don and Cody Lee of PJnland; Twilla and Brenda (Lee) Guthrie of Middleport. Courtney Haggy of Pomeroy; Jay Guests were Gerry Lee. Carey, Lee of Middlepon; Charles. Judy Sandy DeMoss, Leroy and John Lee of Syracuse. Joseph. Jancll, Rollins John and Greg Lee. Jessie Sierra Rollins of Maryland; and Michelle Stewan. James. Kelly, EASTMAN'S Mt. Vernon o~er Ground Tropicana Season's Best Orange Juice Slba or more oOhlo Valley Bank "Superbank" Services -Greeting Cards •Floral Sales ·We accept credit cards COUP::Jtl ~I )J. ~ '~ 4 ll '! 1Q c~ ' itCI~lCD LJ POtl-l15Vd,l9 13119 98 Lee reunion held Brenda Guthrie was the hostess for . the second reunion nf the Lee held at the residence of Greg Lee in Middlcpon Saturday. The reunion was held in memory._ _ of the late John W. 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GALLIPOLIS -Gallipolis Area Parkinson s Suwort Group. 2 p.m.. Grace United MethoJist.:hurch. 200 Sc.:ond /w~ . Topic will he Tasmar plus point<rs for P.D. pa<ients. POMEROY- Go<J's NclghhorhtKxl Es~apc for Teens. Friday. fun . : f<Kxl and fellowship . West Mam 1 Street. Pomeroy. Se('lcmhcr horth- 1 days In he oll.crYed. Pwa. cake and 1 icc cream. Non-voolcnl vtdco games. , computer rmgrJms. and cards Ircc . in game room : pool tables. small · fcc. Center open 6 to 10:30 p.m. Slime hours Saturday. 1 811dWICeoc; •• ~)l Tomorrow: Cloudy High: 80; Low:60 • Meigs County's Hometown Newspaper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Volume 49, Number 100 Single copy_ 35 cents Clfnton videotape Program announced for Ex o '98 Will be released to nw~~e~::::r.;~~~ic~:: ';T;:~.;.$.3'~-?:-~~ t=riday ~:=::.::f~~:~~:;t:ond~ Pu.bll·c on r. - ' f WASHINGTON <AP) - Riven by panisanship. the House Judiciary Commitlee is considering whether to make public Presidt:nl Clinton's videotaped grand jury testimony about his relationship with Monica Lewinsky. Officials close to the commiuee who spoke on condition of anonymi· ty said Wednesday thai Republicans. who control the panel. have proposed to vote today and relea.;e the tape to the restofCongres.~ and the public on Friday. Republicans argue that the public has a right to view the tape and decide whether Clinton lied before the grand jury. one of the ren.o;ons lndc:pendent Counsel Kenneth Starr said the president should be impeached. Comminee Democrats have com· plained that releasing the video would only humiliate the president and serve no public purpose. It reponedly show< a combative. eva· sive Clinton storming off under explicit q~~e,;iioning by prosecutors in Starr's office. If anything, a transcript of Clinton\ four-hour testimuny should sufrtce, Democr.ds say. Many in the par· ly worry that such foota~oe would be used to political advantage in GOP campaign eommen:ials this election sea.'<On. Even as they cla.•hed over the tape. Republicans and Democmts closed rdnks againsl personal attack on individual lawmakers unrelated to policy i.-ues. In back·to-baclt comments on the House noor. first the chairman of the Democrdtic cam· paign comminee. then his Republican counterpan. announc~d an ~xtraurdinary agreement that neither organi·-zation would fund candidates this fall who launch purely personal attacks on their opponents. staged on the Rock Spnngs Fan· grounds. A gospel hour ha~ been set for I ··we both have agreed that responding is acceplllble. but initial- p.m. on Saturday with Sheila Arnold. ing a pen;onal allliCk on anybody run- Country Gospel Music Association's ning for office is <imply off limit<." 199K "Female Vocalist of the Year" a~ said Rep. John Linder. R-Ga "We the featured <inger. She began writ· are soon going to have no one of any ing songs in 1980 and will be singing stature willing to put themselves many of them at the Expo perforthrough this wringer and il is .act for mance. Arnold is a fonner member of tbe Gospel Tones and the Soul SeekAmerica." ers quanets and also sang in !he trio, Rep. Manin Frost. [).Texn.<. and Sunrise. Linder made their comment~ in the Sunday performers will be !he Big wake of relea..;e of a Salon magazine Bend Clogger.; at noon following a anicle Wedne<day sayins thai that church service at I0 a.m.. and the Rep. Henry Hyde. chairman of the Riverbend Community Choru.~ at 2 Judiciary Comminee. had an affair p.m. during the 1960s with · a woman Again this year a quill show will identirted a.< Cherie Snodgrao;.< a time both were married. Hyde released a be held in the senior fair building statement admitling to "indiscre- under the direclion of Bunny Kuhl. Everyone who brings a quill will be tions." Hyde called the ar1icle "an obvi- eligible to win a quilt top made by ous attempt to iniimidate me .. and Kuhl in the "Trip Around the World" vowed that it would not aiTecl any pattern in shades of pink and green. Those anending the Expo will vote impeachment proceeding. Republicans immediately sus- on their favorite quilt and the one peeled White House involvement in receiving the most votes will be the winner. developing the Hyde story. "There is no fee to enter the quill One so:nior GOP source. speaking show or to attend the Expo. Entries on condition of anonymity. said that are. however. to be on the grounds il' Clinton didn't lire anyone respon· before I 0 a.m. on Saturday morning. sible on his staff. or otherwise rein in Demonstrdtions and activilies will allies. Republicans would retaliate. take place from 10 a.m. to S p.m on Retaliation could include a variety Saturday and II to 5 p.m. on Sunday. New car.; and trucks will be on of investigalions that could be intendisplay. along with a variety of cmfts sified to the discomfon of the ndminand other producls available in Meigs islrdtion and its allies, the soun:e said. Salon said it did not get the story (rom the While House. and White House Press Secretar}l Mike McCur· ry also denied that anyone there wn.• involved. Clinton. who was auending .6emocratic fund-r.User.; in Cincinnati and Boston today, has raised no objections to the prospoicl of the videotape's release. The Wheels for Life Bike-A-Thon for St. Jude Children's Research Ho.,pital will be held on Sept. 26 al the Kyger Creek Middle School al Cheshire. Tammy More has been named coordinator for the event which will take place from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. with registration taking place at 8:30 on the day of the event. All proceeds from the event will go to St. Jude. founded by entenainer Danny Thoma.' in 1962 lo combat cataslrnphic diseases that atnicl children. St. Jude Hosp~al is non-.sectar· ian. non-discriminatory. and covers all costs of care beyond those reim• bursed by insurdnce. This year's progmm is dedicated to II year uld Justin Salal who represents one of more than 15,000 patients who have be~n treated at th~ facility. H~ is Jescribed as a pati~nt who "lights up the room with his smile" despite a long battle with cancer. In Ohio 149 children and their families have gone to St. Jude Hospital and received total medical care for a catastrophic illness. Thousands of others have benetit from the research tindings that have developed bener and more successful treatment methods. AI the Cheshire Bike-A-Thon. refreshments will be available. Those anending are a.•ked to take u chair. There will be prizes for riders and those collecting S75 will be awarded a T·shin. a spons bag and a certificate. or a sweatshirt and a cenilicate. Riders collecting $35 will be given a T-shin and a certificate and fur everynne collcctin!! any amount a certilicate will be awarded. Tammy Moore is the coordinator for the local Bi~e-A- Thon and may be contacted al 740·367-7760 for additional information. She explained that panicipants ask sponsors to make a donation ba.sed on each lap completed. She said that while prizes will be awarded to the participants. "the real prize is the pride everyone can lake in ·giving children a chance lo live a nonnallife." She said those planning to take part should begin gelling sponsors right away. Sponsor forms are available from Moore. On the !laY of the event bicycles should be checked for safety. riders should dress comfort· ably. and all should wear helmets. For those under 18, a parent or guardian must sign the panicipants fonns. ·- " QUILT TOP TO BE AWARDED • Expo goen will vofll on their lavorlta quilt In e lhow to be held In the tenlor fair building. The owner of County. Demonstralions will include chainsaw carvings. weaving. punery and broom making. and scout cookin g. Tbere will be petting zoo, a nower show, contests. and rides on a steam engine and monster truck on both day~. The third annual event will feature the quilt getting the most votes will win the "Trip Around the World" quilt top In shades of pink and green made by Bunny Kuhl. · a ribbon culling ceremony with the Chun:h service al 10 a.m. will En.~tem band performing at 10 a.m. open Sunday's program. with the Big Saturday. At noon judging will take Bend Cloggers at noon. the Riverplace to determine the largest pump- bend Community Chorus at 2 p.m. kin. sunllower. ear of com, and stalk and antique tractor games near the of com followed by the gospel hour log cabin al 2:30p.m. A carving by al I p.m. and an antique tractor pull the sculptor will be auctioned niT al 4 p.m. at 2 p.m. Hollister-Strickland Ath~ns debate to be televised ·TheOhio UnlventiiY Thlecommunications Center is a stop on the campaign trail for 6th District Democratic Congressional incumbent Ted Strickland and Republican challenger Ohio Lieutenant Governor Nancy Hollister. The candidates will debate in alive broodca~t on Monday. 8 p.m. The mce for the 6th District is a key one for control of the House of Representatives. The Athens debule - to be broadcast live on Ohio University Public Television and Radio as well as the Telecommunications Center Web site (www.tcom.ohiou.edu)- is one of 14 debates throughout the 6th District. Sponsored by the Telecommuni· cations Center and the League of Women Vill!t\fof·.4iliellii·oilnijl.1fie";.;. cal ' tfi\'ICl!l!i"il action." he said. one-hour debate will take place in "Rather thad being subject to the Studio A of the Ohio .University worst of modem politics. southern Telecommunication Center's RTVC Ohio residents will be able to see my building. 9 S. College St.. Athens. opponent and I debate the issues -Members of the local media will like education. health care and job question the candidates and Dinah growth -- that mailer most Ill them." Adkins, a member of the League of According to Hollister. J()() people Women Voters. will moderdte. Lim· attended the Clinton County debate ikd seating is open to the public with and 2()() attended the Pike County doors opening at 7:30p.m. debate. She said she hopes the Athens Strickland says he looks forward debate will have a good turnout. to discussing the issues. ''I'm really looking forward to next "I am pleased that Mrs. Hollister Monday and the debate in Athens has accepted my challenge to debate County at OU. It will follow the prein each of the 6th District's 14 coun- vious course of debates. There will be ties. including Athens County. Voters lively lliscussion and intense debate." in our pan of Ohio are going to have Hollister said. "The debate offers the a great opportunity to see the politi- opportunity for everyone in Athens ·Not nupcnlll ' •• • •• • • Cc~nly (und souih.!ni Ohio) lo listen to Mr. Strickland and n1yself as we discuss our dillering philosophies and opinions aboul govl!mmenl." Hollist~r also stressOO the impor- tan<:e of local involvement in the debate. "We're doing a series nf 14 debates and it lloes pmville ample opponunities for local communities to become involved in the process. Mr. Strickland and I signed an agreement talking ahnul civility and respect so that people could come and listen and he informed." The debate will be broadcast on WOUB-TV Channel 20 in Athens and WOUB-1340 AM and WOUB· 91.3 FM. HVAC concerns discussed by Eastern board · By BRIAN J. REED Sentinel News Staff Continuing problems with the healing and air conditioning system at Eastern Elementary School and Eastern High School were discussed when the En.stem Local School District Board of Education mel in regular session on Wednesday evening. Barry Ingham or Vargo. Ca"aday. Ingham and Gibbs. the an:hitectuml linn which oversaw the construction and renovation of the buildings. was questioned about the progress of Generdl Temper~lure Control. the HVAC contractor. in calibmting and fine-luning the air conditioning system in both buildings. The elementary school is equipped wilh individual heat pumps in each room. and according to Prin· cipal Molly Jewett, the temperdture in adjoining classrooms varies by sev· eral degrees. and the gymnasium temperature. in particular. is uncomfonably warm. In the high school. the gym tern- perdture is also too hot. according to school board member Greg Bailey. The high school gym is not air conditioned. but is to be equipped with a special exhaust ventilation system. to cool the gym. That equipment is in place but is not operational. Tbe board has had consistent concerns about the HVAC system since it was installed this summer. and has expressed frustrdtion with what they deem to be contrdctor's delays in installing and calibrdting the system. Ingham also reported that other work required to complete the building program should be finished in approximately two weeks. and that window treatments were now being installed in both buildings. Trennia Harris. president of the Eastern PTO playground commiuee. and several members the group met with the board to discuss progress on installing playground equipment, and requesting the board's cooperation in the project. Harris reponed that some equip- dent. who could face congressional the airpon and go to the fund-raiser CINCINNATI (AP) - Despite couple. the ongoing Monica Lewinsky conAll of that money will be' spent on censure or worse over whether he lied after making a previously scheduled troversy. President Clinton is still big about a half-dozen targeted House toeoverupasexual relationship with speech. But. Ms. Quails said she business al Democratic Pnny fund- races in the Ohio River Valley Ms. I..Cwinsky, a former White House would not ride with Clinton from the encompa.sing Ohio and pans of intern. airport in the limousine as she did nlising events. The president headed for Ohio Kentucky and Indiana. Ms. Morgan · "I do not attempt to defend (his) during his la•t Cincinnati visit. today. where he faced a restrained said. Some fund• may also go to conduct. bull do support his policies "The president is still the presi· and programs,.. Cincinnati lawyer dent. He's slill the leader of the parreception as the headliner at a fund· boosting stale pany coffers. Not including today's take in Richard Lawrence said. ty," Ms. Qualls said Wedne<day. "I raising lunch for the Democrdtic Chesley, also a Cincinnati lawyer, will extend to him the courtesy due Congressional Campaign Committee Cincinnati. or funds raised through a at the suburban Cincinnati home of Democratic Unity campaign, Clinton said the president de<erve.~ support his office." · lawyer Stanley M. Chesley, a long- has headlined six events and ruised because the economy hn.• improved Rep. Steve Chabot. R-Ohio. time Democratic money supporter $S million for !he DCCC this year. and unemployment has fallen under whose seat Ms. Qualls is trying to By comparison. his six events for the his direction. win, queslioned whether she should and supponef of Clinton. Committee spokeswoman Olivia committee in 1997 raised S3 millioo. Cincinnati Mayor Rounne appear with Clinton. A ro-host of tbe lund! that Clin- Qualls. a Democratic candidate for "She's inrolved in this panisan Morgan said the afternoon reception w!IS upected to raise at le!ISt ton wa~ to addres.~ at Che51ey's home Congres.~ who hn., uppearec1 bef~ . ·fll~raiser with the _presidcnl even $200,000 from just 40 people who gave qualif!Cd suppor1 for the presi- with Clinton, planned 10 greet him at • whtle she seeks electiOn to the body that will have to decide issues relatwere a.~ked to donate $10.000 per SUPERMARKETS II, 1811 • USDA l"oocc oLtA ' Sosa belts 63rd home run Page4 ment has been . moved from Riverview. Tuppers Plains and Chester Elementary Schools. and that some equipment has been purchased through PTO funds and funds misc.J specitically for the project. Harris said that thi commiltee is unhappy with the board's lack or involvement in the project. Stale building fund money cannot be used for playground equipment. but ihe board committed funlls necess;~ry to reset used equipment. Those msts are now estimated at at least $5(X) for concrete materials. chains and other hardware and lumber. Seveml parents have been working throughout the day to prepare the play~round. which had no equipment in place when school staned, but according to Harris and others. no a.•sistance has been received from school board member.; or faculty and administmtion. The board took no action on the issue. Superintendent Deryl Well noted President Clinton in Cincinnati for fund-raising event Big Bend, Buckeye, Gallipolis, Ohio Valley, Twin Rivers Linft one free wtlh 1hls :;~.;.:> .. St. Jude•s benefit set for Sept. 26 Buy One Cet One MIDDLEPORT- Meigs Middle School Boosters. Thursday. 6 r .m. in cafeteria. SUNDAY BASHAN - Red Bush Chun:h o1 Christ. Bn.<han Road. Sarurday. 7:30 p.m.: Sunday. 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. with Denver Hill. speaker. FOOD:AND IP£CIAL COUPON' 170 flllCTIV l 9,1]·9/19/98 GeMral Mls Goldet Gnl!a. Treats ~:afclorium. THURSDAY RACINE - 0 . U. College of Osteopathic Medicine. childhood immunization progmm . mohilc health unit. free immunizations from llinh through IKyears of age. Thursday. Racine Fire Dcpanmcnt. Take shot record. Hepatitis B va.:cinc to he offered. IOODLAI<D \P[CI4L COUPO I• '167 III£CTIV£ 1 'IJ < 19 ; 18 1 lb. bag. FRESH EXPRESS Community Calendar GALLIPOLIS - Junior and Rita White to entertain. Holzer Mcdi.:al Center Rchah patient reunion. II a.m. on patio adjacent to French 5<XI Room of Center. I I I I I I Beef (except Buckeye) SPH1~l POMEROY - Meigs Athlct~t B<KlSters. Wednesday. 7:45 p.m. al Meigs High SchiKol. POMEROY - Meigs County Humane Sn.:icty Board meeting Wednesday. -1 p.m. at the Pomeroy Lihmry. I I -~'' $275,000 in ONE STOP CONVENIENCE Earas Ph.D. Sandra Hoyt, daughter of Kay and Charles Williams, Burlingham, and James Hoyt, Aorida, recently earned her Ph.D. from Miami University at OK ford . Obtaining her master's degree from Miami University and her bachelor from Ohio University, Sandra was a graduate of Meigs High School, class of 1985. She is currently an assistant professor in psychology at Clarion University in Pennsylvania. Dr. Hoyt is the granddaughter of Cunis Jenkinson, Middleport. and of the late Dorothy Jenkinson; and the late Wilson and Louise Rife Hoyt Anending the graduation ceremony were Cunis Jenkinson. Mr. and Mrs. Williams, Amanda Hoyt, Pomeroy, and Mary Jane Jenkinson, Lakeland. Fl. I I 2% Milk We Sell Money Orders We Wire Money Postage Stamps Rim Developing Pre-paid Phone Cards Foodland Gift Certificates Carpet Cleaner Rentals Columbia Gas Payments Lottery Tickets . I . •..:. . ' FOODLAND · Lou,; : Eastm an' s Foodland Valuable Coupon Sprin~ficld: Mary Delle Hamer: Mary Virginia and Jenny Akcr. St Peters. Miss .: David Brian. Crystal. and Catherine Lawson. Ashhurn. Va.: Kyle and Shirley McGraw. Charleston. W.Va.; Don and Tina Chancy, Tom and Jean Lawson . Hurricane. W.Va. Josie, and Sarah Klein of Pomeroy. ~ Tbe reuniori marked the reuniting ·. of the Lee brother.; and sister for the · fillit time in 29 year.;. The last time : they were together was in 1969 : when their father, John W. Lee died. : The brothers are Virgil Lee, . Charles Lee, Clarence Lee, all of · Pomeroy; Gary L.c of Nova; Lee from Lincolnton, N. C. , and a : <ister, Donna Lee Robens of Han- · .:ock. Md. Also attending were Vi()- : let Young Lee. of Pomeroy. wife 'of : the late Leo Lee. and Frances ; Hensler Lee of Elk Garden. W.Va .. the wife of the late Jr. Lee. - Sports Area grid previews, Page 5 Ann Landers column, Page 6 Indians win division title, Page 4 ing to alleged perjury and obstruction of justice by the president ... Chabot spokeswoman Ann Miller said. "As lo whether that creates an appearance of impropriety, Ms. Qualls will have to make her own decisions ... Ms. Qualls said she sees no impropriely. She said Chabot. a.• a member of the House Judiciary Commiuee which would stan !he impeachment process against Clinton. will have to put a.<ide his partisan politics in order to judge independent prosecu· tor Kenneth Starr's evidence against the president. Clinton addres.o;ed a Murch 10 din· ncr at Chesley's house th;U r~ised $1 millior~ for the Democratic National Committee. thai !he board should be£in considering the fates of the Chester and Riverview buildings. hecause of increased vandalism. Wdl said that the Chesler and Tuppers Plains huilllings had been subjetllo hroken win dows anll lights. and saill that the sheriffs department had been wntactell ahoul the problem. Anyone caught vandalizing the buildings w1ll be prosecuted. Well said. including purenls nf any juveniles involved. Wdl said that Gallia/Meigs Head Stun had moved into the Tum"'" Plains building. which is also heing used ror adminislmtive oftite spuce. 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