http://66.213.69.5/files/original/b3c8846528d868e458dc92e09cac5a99.pdf acfc1e8bb7f7b87f8cb9137d3b1b77a4 PDF Text Text .•- Page 10 • T11t! Dally.sentinel Tuesday Monday, October 12, 1991 ~meroy • Middleport, Ohio ~·~~==~~~~~-~~~==~z-~·~~ ~ . Social Security .looks for Meigs County beneficiaries 'th t d'lrect deposlt· WI au BY ED PETERSON, MANAGER Athens Social Security Office Approximately 16 millio n people would have received >peetal message from Social Secunty along with thei r Octohcr check. They arc among the 40 percent of beneficia ries who do not have I · their benefits dcpos ncd directl y to 1hcir fi nancial inst i1ut10n. Some of the recipie nts li ve in Meigs County. The meSsage remmds the ~ nefic iarics of the advantages of ha•'irig thei r Social Security or Supplement al Security Income chec k direct ly depo~ 1 1ed in a fi nancial inslituti on. It incl udes an '" endorsement from J11n Lovell . Commander, Apollo 13, who states : " I f 1he co ntrol, ~a fcty and conYcnrcnc.:c of dir~ct deposit intac~t you, wily no t jom me and u~c direcl dcposi t, .tuo"!" Whe n you choo~c the silfety and co n vc ni cn~c o ~.d i rcc t deposi t )'OU ~tay in conrrol of your 'fi nances. You choose the an:ount where· your Social Securi ty pay ment is depos ited. _You don't have to worr>y about Jn..,t or stolen chec ks. You do n·t need to make a special ·trip 10 ca.\h or de posit -your check. You neve r nee d to "" orry ahout being ho me tO mee t the mail on pf}yment day. . lf'vou wa nt 10 sJ gn ur for direct deposit , ask at your finan~: i a l l nSIII,~tion or ca ll Soc ial Security's toll -free number. 1-800·772· 12 13. " 'cc kday!! from 7 a.m. lo 7 p.m.. Whc n you ca ll , he !o.Urc lo have your Scx:ial Security number and a personal chec k or HC\:ount .., t at~m~: n t handy. Your Soc ial Sec urity representative will n~:cd mfnn nat ion from these documenl s to stan y9u on dircl:t Jcposi t. Q ucslions J nd an.;wcrs Librarian participates in lead · ership program Kri sti Ehlin. difector of the Me1g> Co un ty Di, tric t Publ ic Library wa> one )Jf 30 Ohi o li brary: wn rke" >e lecte d to par· t)cipa te in Library Leadership ZOOO: "Ohi o's Lcadc" hip Prep:.-. ra tio n fo r the 'list Century." The pa ni ci panh eac h wi th two to 10 yea rs of library ex pe rie nee who have demonst rated ini 1iat ive. comm itmen t a nd ou tstan din g lea dcr.hip pote ntia l, a!te nded the live-day ln SIIIuie of .leadership train ing he ld at Mill ers burg I;IS t '"" "!.h. 1 Am ong other thin gs. panici· pant ' 'exa min ed their ow n le adership style. identified th ci ' prorc~slCJ II J. I goa ls. illtCrat: lcJ with the me ntors. dJ'velopcd a ncl· wor k of pro fc:-.{ fo nal pee rs. and assesse d the lih rary/polit1 ca l s11 uat io n in Ohio to determin e th eir role. .. ,. The <Oal of th e In st it ute was to pr m;i d ~ .::n li l: a lly n Ccdc d tra inin g lo r -li hrary leaders of .. o l age . Could I get Soc ial Sec urity hcnefils as her surv1 vmg ~ p o u sc . A. You. as th t.! surviving spouse. can gel survivors' hcncfi!s beg inning at age 60, prOVIded that- your late wife had en ough y~ a rs of work under Sodal Sec urity to be fully if!surcd fur hcnc fit s. Co nwet Soe~al Sec urity at 1-800-7721213 for an appointment tn lile for w idmvc r" s bene fits on your late wife 's record . They will look m l1cr Soc ial Security record and determine if you arc cliJ!i· blc. Q. I' ve hired a neighbor to do odd jobs around the hou se. I know that if I pay a household employee over a certain amount annually, thai I'll have to report the earnings and deduct amount so I don't have to report the wages and pay taxes? A. If .you pay a household worker $1 ,100 or more in cash wages durin g a year, you must deduct Social Security and Medicare taxes and report the wages once a year. But, an impor· tant thin g to consider is that when you do report the wages and pay taxe s. your employee gets credits toward all avpilablc Social Security benefits . Those benefits include retirement and disabili ty payments for the worker, benefits for his or her dependents. survivors hcnefits when he or she dies ·and Medi'care co.vcrage. Q. I recei ve Soc ial Security di sability benefits. If I get marri ed. will my henefits stop ' A. If. you 're getting disability benefits on your own work retard. your payments will continue. If you are a disabled -wi-dow or widower, paymenls will continue: If you arc an adult who was disabled before age 22 and you are gening benefi~s on the Social Security record of a parent or grandparent, paytricots generall y will end unless you, marry a person also receiv- ' ing ce rtain types of Social Securiry bene !its. Weath er J' J r Today: October 13, 1998 ~olp~ins triumph 28-2 i, Page 5 Ann Landers column, Page 7 Time Out fo( Tips, Page 7 Rain High: 70;· Low:40 tomorro~ for -th e core of Ohio's late Thomas and Isabel Weaver Karyn Kuhl . Pi~rce City, Mo.; mfo rm auon system . Stobart auended. A pic nic was John , Marianne ..John and lauren Organi za tion trainin g. and held at noon foll owing grace b y Wills. Naperville. Ill .; Russell. deve lopment consultant s, Bec k~ Jim Harmon . Ba rbara and Sydney Wilh, Schreiber and Jo hn Sha nn on, of Afternoon activiti es inc lud ed Rogers, Ark ,; .Shirley Robens. Schreiber Shannon Assoc iate s in softball ga·mes, a clogg ing show Le xingt on, Ky .; John and Naomi New Me xico. W<!re the faci lita- by Margie Wolfe and Sheri Cum - Stoban . Racine; Margie Wolfe. tors · mms, and drawing for a ,quill Rac ine . In additi on. six library lead- made by Haze' Wills and wo n by Bh. Sheri and Jod i Cumcrs from .. across th e count ry Ma(y Grace Co wdery . mins. Ra c ine; Jim , Lori , Jos h se rved as me nto rs 10 the pan ic iSusan Kuhl had printed the Nicole, Angela and B'rooke Harpa nts . Stoban Family newslel ter of the mon, Guys vill e; Jamie, Charity The mentors were selec ted for 1997 reunion and the Stobarl Kay la, Michae l. and Andrew their wea lth of experie nce '" Family Hi story containing th e Stobarl . Rac ine; Ola Hysell publi<:. sc hoo l and college early recollectio'ns of her mother. • pomeroy; Larry and Kim Cow libr ari es, libr ary sc hools, state Hai el Stobart Wills . dery. Long Bottom; Luc~etia Stolib rar ies and reg io nal libr ary The 1999 reunion will be held bart . Middleport : Tanya and sy., te ms whi c h the y shar ed at the Racine Star Mill Park th e Shaun Coleman , Middleport · througH lea rnin g group di sc us- ·· last Saturd ay of September. Ron and Mary Grace Cowdery sions and one -o n-o ne cci nvc rsaThose attending were ·cather_- Long Bollo.m. tiu ns. inc Stobart and -Lind 'l Sm ilh , · ----~ -----Chillicothe ; Fred , Alice •. Mall . ' . Turners announce birth , . Kara and Kim Starr, Elkvi ew, Michele and Anthony Turner Stobart reunion held at Star W.Va .; Joann and ~alph St arr. Mill Park .. Charleston , W.Va.; Don and Pat of ne a< Albany announce the · · The seco nd a nnu al Stoha'rt Embl eton. Americus . Ga .: Hazel birth of a daught~r . Oct. 6, at the re uni on was held Sept. 26 at the and Ralph Wills , Eureka Sp ring s. Fa irfield Medi cal Center. The, infant has been named Tabitha Ra c ine S1ar Mill Park . Ark . F'ifty·o nc descendant s of the Susan , Kclli . Kate. Kev in and Christ a Turner. Tomorrow: Rain High: 60; Low::40 ' MONDAY SYRACUSE - Meigs Coun ty ·Republ ican Cmnmi'Ltcc me etin g Monday. 7:30 p.m. at Carleton School. p.m. at the muni '!ipal building. PTO. Tuesday. 7 p.m. at elemen tary school. Di sabled CHE$HIRE Ainerican Vclcran s will meet at Lcaqing . RUTLAND the hall. 2K051 State Route 7. Creek . Conservancy Di strict. Ches hire . Monday, dmner 6:30 . special meeting, 5 p.m. Tue sday, personnel matters. p.m.. meeting 7 p.m. 1 ROCKSPRINGS - Regular meeting of Big Bend · Farm Antique Club, Rocksprings Fairgrounds Grange Annex building, 7:30p .m. ~ TUESDAY BEDFORD Bedford · Town ship board of Trustees, POMEROY - Regular mcct- Tuesd ay; 7 p.m . at the town ship ·in g, Big Bend Farm ' Antiqu e hall. Club, Fairground s. Grange annex, 7:30 Monda y night. . POMEROY --' Immuni zation clinic. Tuesday. 9 to II a.m. and · POMEROY .:_ Ri ght I (J Life I to 3 p.m . Meigs County Health mecti'n g. Monday. 7:30 p.m. at. Department. Every child accomth~ Pomeroy Lihrary. panied hy parent/guardian , with immuniZation record for child. ' RACINE .c..: Racine. Board or · Puhlic' Artairs, Monday. 7:30' SYRACUSE Syracuse POMEROY Catholic Women's Club meeting. Tuesday, Mass preceding at 7 p.m. POMEROY - Meigs County Board of Elections. Tuesday, 9 a.m. at the office. SYRACUSE - Meigs County Chamber of Commerce. luncheon meeting, Tuesday, noon to I :30 p.m. at Carleton School. Keith Wood to talk on State Ballot Issue I while county commission candidates Mick Davenport and Patty Pickens will field queStions . , POMBE,OY - Meigs County Historical Society public meet- • in g Tuesday. 7 p.Yi] . -at Pomeroy Vill age Hall ,concerning efforts to pre serve the Buffington Island Civil War Battlefield . '· · J\1eigs County's ' '· LX173 Lawn Tractor LX173 Lawn Tractor ' •15-hp overhead-valve engine • 38-ineil mower deck• Shift-on-the~go 5-speed transaxle $2,799* .. 0 l LOWEST PRICE EVER ON LX SERIES LAWN TRACTORS & ATT-ACHMENTS By BRIAN J. REED VOC's in Middleport's water system Administrator. with Stivers votmg . is unknown. but they could be com'· against the measure. According to the . Sentinel NIIWll Staff The Village of Middleport will ing from abandoned fuel tanks or olh- resolution , Browning served in the seek public funding for a new drink- . ercontaminated sites nearthe vil!ag~ c~pacily at the pleasure of the village ing water system and is complc'ting wells. mayor. and had failed to meet certain pl~ns to repair its existing system. Horton said last night that the vii - job responsibilities. Although the acconding to Mayor Dewey Horton. lage has begun to investigate funding resolution did not • specify what Horton discussed the status or sources for a. new well field and treat- prompted Browning's dismissal. his water system repairs when Middle- · menl and distribution ~ystem , bul did · responsibiliiies include monitoring port Village Council met in regular not indicate how such a system the chlorination of the village d.rink se~sion on Monday evening, would be tinanced, where it would be ing water supply and testing samples Severdl residents voiced lheir con- located or when construction would which are submi!led to the EPA . His dismissal was effective Mancerns about the existing system. begin. which lhe Ohio EPA has deemed Council President Beth Stiyers day. FINISHING TOUCHES • Workers were busy shore up an old retaining wall. Workera with inadequate. The agency's drinking said that the village needs a new · Council dis.cussed a policy which Monday putting the flnlehlng touchee on a PDK Conatruclion, Pomeroy, are ahown here w~ter diyi'sion has nQ!ilied the village water system even if water bills would require advance notice from $1.13 million Ohio Department of Traneporta· lnatalllng 1 new guardrail alo!'lg Main SlrHt In that it must change the way that weie to increase dramatically to pay those wishing to address council. but tlon 1llp repair proJect along the Ohio River In addition, workers removed the concrete aupar· took no action . The new policy. drinking water is chlorinated. from a for lhe construction. Pomero!f. Worker• of the Alan Slone Company structure on the old' coal tipple ahown In the chlorine gas method that it currently Stivers said thai some communi- which was introduced b)i !fonon ala background. qf Cheaterhlll placed approxlmalely 48,000 uses t<> a direct chlorination system. lies with new systems pay as much a'\ council meeting a month ago. would cubic yarda of stone along the. riverbank 'o Brent Manley. village supervisor. $125 per customer to finance the sys- require those wishing to address said last night thai the new system, terns, b~t said "il's worth ir." '. council to provide wfitten notice at the design of which is now completMiddleport .resident Jean ·craig le(L't four working days prior to the ed. ,will allow for chlorination of said Ihal stie had discussed a new sys- meeting. water at the proper location in the dis- tern with a representative of 1~< It' attthorized by Honan to do so. tribution system. The cost of the EPA, who had recommended a members of the public would then be modifications has not been municipal water system to serve both given live minutes to'- present their Middlel"'rt and Pomeroy. Such a sys- concerns. Those wishing to speuk for announced . P<>meroy Village Admi ni;trator' tern would be more cost-etTective and less than live minutes would not be By JIM FREEMAN -"If mourning doves were in dan- a meat-less society." · John Anderson worked with Middle- efficient to run, il was noted: since the required to submit a written request. ' OVP New1 Staff gerofexlinction, folks living ·in Ohio In uddition to. the f.',ar!)l Bureau, port water employees to design the Villuge o~ Pomeroy has room for Horton said at an earlier meeting While Lt. Governor Nancy Hoi- can rest assured that the Ohio Divi- other a~ricuhare groups which have system. He also has been testing expansion in the area of il5 well field. that several council members hud lister and Congressman Ted Strick- sion of Wildlire would be the lirst to announced opp,osition to Issue I water samples in Middlepon. Middleport's water system hus complained that council meetings land may not agree on many things, protect them." he' said. include the Ohio Caulemen's AssoWhile the chlorination changes been . using water from Pomeroy's were too longoin light of the· fact that on one thing they do agree: they both State Rep,esentative candidates ciation, the Ohio Com'Growers Asso- will J<atisry an EPA mandate, it will system ·for the p11.~t two to three some of them worked the following oppose state Issue I, a Nov. 3 ballot Bill Oiler (D-Gilllipolis) and incum- ciation. the Ohio Dairy Farmers Feddo nothing to eliminate the existence weeks because of problems with one morning. mcasure which would ban mourning • bept John Carey., (R-Wellston) have eration. (he Ohio Farmer's Union, the ... Severul members of- ihe public of volatile organic compound• of Middlepon' ~~:~wells. dove hunting in Ohio. . . •, • also stated opposition'fO the measure. Ohio .. Livestock Coalition ,~he Ohio . · In other uctibn. council passed a have objected to the limitations. sayBoth candiyates Mo~day · Carey was re.c.enrly endorsed by Poultry . Association. the Ohio (VOC's). substances which can cause resolution removing William Brown- ing that they were concerned lhat .announced their opposition to the the Nutional Rifle Association suid Forestry Associution, the Ohio Pork cancer and other health problems to Continued on page 3 issue, joining other regional candi- earlier that he is opposed to Issue I. Producers Council. the Ohio Sheep those exposed t~ them. The source of ing from his position as Village dates. ''I'm going to vote no," said Oiler. Improvement Association and the Hollister, Marietta. a Republican ''I'm a hunter." · Ohio Soybean Association. who is opposing the Democrat Strick- . State Senator Michael ShoemakIssue I is supported by Save the land of Lucasville r?r the Sixth Con- er (D,Bournville) is a m~,mber of the Doves. 1 The cpunty wjll apply for $50,000 Rife Road, Hale Road. Cross Roa6. · gressional District . seat which · state committee against the law The second public hearing on the Opponents of Issue I maintain· thai includes Galli a and Meigs counties, which prepared arguments against the· organizations supporting Save the county's Micro-enterprise loan pro- and will match $3,000 toward the : Swan Road. Davis Road. and Parker made her ~nnouncement ro the cam- ballot issue while his Repul)lican Doves, including the Humane Soci- gram and an upplicatio.n rnr addi- operation of the program. Trussell Run. The ~iewings will begin at8 :30 paign committee rormed .to oppose opponent Lee ~ Thutcher of ety of the United States and Pe<lple tional funds was held when the said that four loans have been made a.m.. and the. public hearing on the the measure to ban dove hunting. Portsmouth also slated opposition to for the Ethical Treatment of Animals. road closings will be held at I p.m. Meigs County Commissioners mel in from the program since it staned. Ohioan ~ for Wildlife Conservation. ·the measure. The board also apprqved tr~nsfers The commissioners passed a resare ultimati:ly seeking to bun all hunt- .regular session on Monduy aile moon. Strickland sent his announcement "'Bad ror families. bud ror Ohio," ing, trapping and tishiog. the use of Jean Trussell, grunll< administrutor olution authoriiing Trussell to apply .of funds f<Jr the prosecuting auomey's out as a press release. said Thnlcher, referring to the ballot animals in medical research and for fur the county. reviewed the· appliCa- for the fund.s und to commit county office and the. grants office, and food ." · "Hunting is an important tool or issue. tion with the commissioners. and said money to meet the required match . authorized the purchase Of two new ' of the thai the program wi II operate as a wildlife conservation in Ohio," said The announcement makes HollisCommissi,oner Janet Howard computers for the Depariment of Meanwhile , supporleos · Hollister. "A ban on dove hun ling ter (in her capacity as lieutenant gov- issue. \tate the issue cpnce"rns the revolving loun program for low- announced that public viewing of Human Services. Present, in addition to Howard, would mark the lirst step toward oth- emor) one ol' several importunt oppo- hunting of mourning dove'\ only. · income residtmts who wish to start several road~ 10 be vacated in Salem er hunting bans. Since conservation nents of Issue I, OWC siated. They view•doye hunting as cruel and their own small businesses . Training Tow"nship will be held 01\ October 19. · were Commissioners Fred Hoffman in our stale is runded largely by the The opponents include wildlife unnecessary. and other suppon services are includ- The roads a(e Parkinson Road. Wells and Jeffrey Thornton, Proseculing fees paid by hunters. anglers and trap- experts suc.h as former Ohi'.' pepartIssue t opponents say that mourned in the grant-funded program. Lane. Liule ROad. Denison . Road: . Auorney John Lentes. and Clerk · · Gloria Kloes. pers, bans on these sports would crip- ment of Nut ural Resources directors ; n~ doves. which arc hunted ~n 38 Trussell 'suid. pie our state's effons to manage Dr. Robert W. Teater, Fred R. Morr states, are the mosl common game wildlife ." and Joseph Sommer. televi sion's Jack animal in America and ure nol endun- Cutting costs amid global economic turmoil "As a life-long resident of south- Hanna. and every professional ger~d by regulated hunting. em Ohio, I understand the importance wildlife management association in "Ballot Issue I has to be seen as a of hunring to our rich Appalachian Ohio, according to OWC. battle in (a) larger cqmpaign." said heritage. After reviewing a wealth of Meanwhile, OWC ulso announced. Jack Heavenridge. executive vice NEW YORK (AP)- Fuced with ure muinly invqlved in technology reported a loss nf $164. million, or 42 materiul. I have not been.able to find Monday that every major farm gruup president of the Ohio Poultry Assocents per share on a diluted basis, for any solid rea.,on to change our cur- in Ohio has announced opposition to dation. "Dove hunting is allacked big losses from global financial tur- projects. '"Because of the uncertainties now the third quarter. compared with moil, Merrill Lynch & Co. will slush rent laws." said Strickland. who is .the issue, .and jqined OWC to cam- today lo gain a beachhead from 3.400 jobs, or abo41 5 percent of its apparent in the £lobal economy. we eamings of $502 million in the thind also endorsed by the National Rine paign against the measure on the which to attack poultry growing anti cipate a much more challenging quarter 1997 and $55 I million in the work force. in an erfon to reduce Association. November ballot. tOmorrow." environment ahead." Merrill Lynch second quarter of 1998. expenses. . The Ohio Division of Wildlife has "This isn'tubout doves." said Kei"It is' importuiitto.note that Issue Merrill Lynch will lake a pre-tux The huge U.S. inve~tment li'm chainnan and (.' hief executivt Duvid been addressing issues concerning th . Stimpert, vice president of gov- I opponents include a wide variety of wildlife conservation in 'Ohio sue- emmen1 affairs for the Ohio Farm wildlife. public policy and agriculture alSo reported today a $164 n]i Ilion Komansky and president and chief charge of $430 million to cover the cessfully for nearly 125 yeurs. StrickBureau Federation. "The. animal experts, while the backers of the mea- loss fpr the third quarter. down 'from operating otliee( Herbert Allison Jr. costs related to the stuff reductions. land commented. The ODW has suerights ranatics think that if they arc sure Feature virtually no spokes peo- earnings of $502 million in the same said in a statement. "That is why we It expects the restructuring to result are implementing an energetic pro~ in savings nf $500 million a year. cessfully restored Ohio's bald eagle. successful at banning the hunting of ple who have nny credentials to sug- period a year ago. Revenues for lhe thind quarter In addition to the 3,400 job cuts. gram to reduce expt!nses and selec- · wild turkey and river .otter popula- . mourning doves, they will have tak- aestthey arc remotely knowledgeable were also down . for the quarter, tion. en another step toward their goal of about animal ~ ." said Rob Sexton. Merrill Lynch said it will trim an tively resize certain businesses." The leading U.S. brokerag·e linn falling 7 percent to $3 .8 billion . additional900 jobs th'at are lilled pricampaign manager for owe. • marily by outside consultants. who . Issue 1 _gets bipartisan ·sEO opposition from candidates ·REEDSVILLE - American Red Cross Bloqdmobile visiting Eastern High School Thursday, 9:30a.m. to I :30 p.m. · i ' . THURSDAY POMEROY - State Representative John Carey open door session Thursday. 2-3 p.m. at the Meigs County Courthouse. Any resident with questions concern- ' ing state government is welcome to auend. :::; .. ' ,, .,;- Single Copy . 35 Cents . Middleport Village dis.cusses Council . . water improvements WEDNESDAY ' HOPE POMEROY (Horsemen of Precision Entertainment) will meet Wed~esday, 7 p.m. at rhe Pomeroy Library. The first musical drill team for horses in Southeastern Ohio is now aCcepting new memberS. --= --2 ' ' Hometown Newspaper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Volu me 49, Nu mbe r 11 5 ' 0 '. , Braves slip past Padres Page4 !' '' fJ"hc Comm·unit y Ca i4J ndar is publi shed ' a.., a free . . crv u.: c to no n-p rol) t gro up s wishin g t o announ ce meet ings anJ s pe Cial eve nt s. Th e cal c-t1da r ·is nc)t dc s i !! n~tJ to. promot e s a l e~ or fynd raise rs of any type. It ems arc printed as space permits and cann ot be guaranteed to run a . . pc.cifil: numhcr of day s. Sports • M~igs C~mmunity Calend·ar-.....---1 , Q. My w1fe recentl y passed away at ' age 56. Shc· had worked steadi ly up until heco mi ng ill a couple of moiuhs ago. I'm 60 )'t'nr~ ~ 'Society Scrap6ook .. • Hearing held on loan program . . Merrill Lynch cuts 3,400·jobs -.... "0 Suspects' in,stud~nt' death ,..-----: Good Afternoon could face death penalty ., . 'T30C String Tri11mar • JOcc engine , • 17-inch cuttin9 swath • Tap & Go string trimmer head ·JS60 Wallt-Behind Mower • 6.0-hp engine • Seven cutting heights • Handlebars fold easily lor otorage LT133 Llwn Tra'etor • 13-hp overhead·valve engine • 38-inch mower deck • 5-speed in-line' shift tra nsaxle 325 Lawn & Gardan Tractor •17-hp air-cooled engine • 44-inch mower deck • Hydrostatic drive We didn't mean to make the decision tough, but with a full-line of products priced like this ·we understand if it t11kes you awhile to make a decision. This sale is for a limited 'time so hurry to.your participating John Deere dealer today. < - www.dssrs.com "Offer ends Oc lober,31. 19!11 aud ISsubiet l to CIJIPfovtJd ~ repn on Jolli1 Dl;!ere Cred•l Re V!ll vm~ Pla11. lor non·coovoorctal use only. 10% down pa•1mont reqwrEWI Alt(lf promohonal penod, lmance ctlirge will beg.n lo accrue a115 4% APR lor trama~IIOns 00twe8'1 Sl,500~ and 15.000 and 13 9'14 APR o'I!Or 15.000 Wllh a 10 50 per mo!lth minunum Pn~es and Models ma~ vary bv dealer. . NOTHING RUNS LIKE A DEERE• ' LARAMIE, Wyo. (AP) - The beating death or a guy .University of Wyoming student inspired condolences From across the country, as President Clinton and activists asked lawmakers to give homosexuals the protection of hate-crime laws. Matthew Shepard, 21. died at a Fort Collins. Colo .. hospitul Monduy after spending several days in a · coma. His skull was so budly fructured by the beating that doctors sai~ they. could not even operate. · Shepard was found last Wednesday in near-freezing temperatures. lashed In a split-rail post outside Laramie. ~ , "All guy people and lesbians have Felt alone and under siege at limes," gay activist Michael Wei~stein ,told about 1.000 people attendmg a candlelight vigil in West Hollywood, CaliF. "Thinking of him alone on that , post .. . it's just horrifying . He wus so young. He had n,ot yet had the chunce to live.". . Police sai.d charges against Arthur . Henderson. 21 , and Aaron I umes McKinney. 22. will be upgraded to first-degree murder. which carries a ,, possible death sentence. Pol ice said robbery was the main motive (or the attack but that Shepard apparently was chosen in pun because he was gay. Shepard had been beaten twice in recent months. attacks he attributed to his homose~­ uulity. Students rallied Moniiay in downtown Denver to. remember Shepard. In Laramie. some.students wore yellow and green armbands to send 1,1. message of peace. Students allending a rally against a columnist who criticized guys,in the University of Maryland campus newspaper observed 30 seconds of silence_for Shepal'tl. J'o~ay's l.:alendar l]assifit•ds ""'nmi ·s Editnriuls • S mrts W ~thcr I 7' M-9- ltl 11 2 3 4- -6 .I Lotteries SHS HOMECOMING CANDIDATES • Home· coming will take place at Southern High School In Racine Friday night at the Southern-Trimble football game. Candidates lor homecoming queen are, front row, from left: Christa Circle, Janey Hill, Jody Hupp, Sarah Roels and Jessl· 1. , Sentine 2 Sections - 12 Pages • ca Smith. Attendants are, rear row, from left: Lindsay Smith, freshman ; Fallon Roush, sophomore; Autumn Hill, Junior. Ceremonies will take place at halftime at th.e Southern-Trim·. ble game. A parade will be held Friday, 2 p.m. · ln Racine. OHIO Pkk .1 : W~. Pkk 4: 5 73~ Buck<);• 5: M·'l2· 15--22·24 W,VA. Daily J: 017 Daily 4: MIS6 I �• • Commentarr_ Tuesday, October.13, 1998 .,. The Daily Sentinel '£sta6frsnLtf m 1948 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 4114-992·2156 • Fax 992·2157 Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. , ROBERT L WINGETT Publlaher CHARLENE HOEFUCH G._! Manager DIANE HIU. Controller Earthquake monitQring network to keep close eye on tremors By AMY BETH GRAVES A11oclllted Prna Writer CLEVELAND - Last month s earthquake that shook Oh10 ""d su1 roundmg stales l.:aughl s\.:lcntlsts less than fully prepared hut the tumng was- n't all bad " The Sept 25 earthquake. wh10h had a magnitude ol 5.2 and r"tt led t>uJid mgs but caused httle damage provulcd a good ollustrauon of why the state needs an earthquake monnonng system, sa1d Tom Berg. dovosoon chocl atohe Oh10 Dovosoon of Geologo.al Survey I Gcologosls were already plannong to set up an earthquake monolm mg net work of 15 slallons acro~s the stale Unfortunately the earthquake hot JUst ,, couple of months before the system was to be m place Only two of three current statoons were operallng and ahle to record the earthquake centered m northwest Pennsylvanoa and about 80 moles cast of Cleveland Earthquakes that large don 1 happen very often m Ohm About once a •decade," Berg saod "It would have been ntce tl 11 had walled untolthe net work was up ' Geologosls have been workong dologcntly to add earthquake monotors ever smcc Jhe U S Geolo~ocal Survey rc leased new data two years ago that showed Oh10 had a h1ghernsk of earthquakes than prev10usly thought, Berg saod Ohto got a $78,000 gmni from the Federal Emergency Management Agency to set up the network So does thai mean Ohtoans should be more concerned about the earth rumbhng' Not necessarily, satd Joe Hanntbal a geologosl woth the Cleveland Museum of Natural H1story 'There's n01 a lot of concern about Ohto because ot's a fatrly stable area" he saod "But there's a lot of uncertamty about the faults that he deep below the surface The network Will let us to find out mpre about Ohw's basoc geology" The mon11onng network Will allow gcologosts to map where most of the earthquakes- however small -are happenmg so Ohooans can lind out of they should buy earthquake msurancc, Berg saod Prepanng a setSmtc nsk map car. save Oh1oans money on msurance, " he saJd 'It's a worthwhile mvestmentlo tell people that they should take a look at thctr bulldtngs because the area ts more hkcly to have an earthquake ' own horn like home state constituents honor of Sen Dale Bumpers because of the considerable efforts he's made over the Moiler and Anderson years on obta1nong ftutdtng for the Center ' saod Neal Rutgcr, dorector of the Roce Gcrmplasm Lab Rest assured that he won 1 be forgouen Bumpers may soon be hostory, but he'll be forever remembered by the good folks at th~ Unned States Nauonal Roce Germplasm Evaluallon and Enhancement Center m Stuugan. Ark , who ve decoded to rename the center after theor favonle benefactor It's JUSt a small token of the lab's esteem for a man who secured nearly $1 mol hon m federal funds to help pay for a 'nee cconomtc modclmg project ' Bumpers' name wtll also adorn the Un1vers1ty of Arkans.1s s Small Farms Rcsean.:h Center tn Boonevollc whoch os about to JC<CI\e a $99 000 boost m ols hud get to p.1y lor an cxtcnston spc ualtst to help make mlorma t10n a\adahlc to l.umers relatmg to thl! tnnovattvc rcscan.:h ~.:on dueled at the Center A Bumpers mdc satd the n.1mc ~.:hangc wasn't the se nator s tdca he s far too modest to toot h1s ( thai ' The center os bctng renamed m We bnng this up because Con gress 1s rushm,g II kc crazy to fmlsh tis work so members caq go home and Lampa1gn for rc clcc Although the h cal year ended Sept 30, Congr ss voted 11011 Itself a two week cxtCil"'ton so mcmhcrs could lonosh ,up work on 12 .oppropnaloons hlils that kmd all the non cntlllcmcnt progr.uns tha1 Congress <)vcrsces As the tnp Democrat on the .lpproprt.lttons subcommltlce that controls farm spend ng Bumpers 1s 10 a he Iter post lion than most to sec to 11 that hiS home slate farm cr!<; arc wellt.Jkcn care of We also hnng up Bumpers I I ~·T S\JPPdSe We CoUlD~ THeM-SLL RESi~tl. ,-o lc~s stable ' ' Whole II,. doubtful that Ohoo woll have vc1y m.my earthquakes strong enough to ~ausc s1gmlu..:anl damage geologists don 1 w~mt to hlkc .my chances I Whether we hve to sec anylhmg <~hove 5 ~ os totally up on the atr' Bc1 g s,ud It s bcuer In play on the sodc ol caution and he rc.tdy Letters to the editor Dear Edotor On Nov 3 Ohoo voters wtll be asked whether to approve Issue One to protect doves fr6m hunlmg Because the groups that oppose Issue One ha\ c not been able to cdme up wnh a songlc good reason why nu)umong doves should be hunted, they have resorted to a mult1 1mlloon dollar campaogn of mudslmgmg and name calhng They arc trymg to frn)l voters mlo)lchevmg that Issue One IS about more than JUst doves They have failed to realozc however that Ohtoans arc ontclhgcnl enough to read the plam and snnple language on the ballot no person sh.JII hunt or take a moummg dove In fact, there arc many reasons to vote Yes on Issue One Dove Ju.mtmg 1s cruel for one thong TheUS Ftsh and Woldhfc Scrvocc estimates that up to 30o/r olthc doves shot by hunters arc wounded and unrelncved That means fm every lhn:e doves successfully bagged by a hunter one btrd " cnppled and lclt on the field to doc a slow and pamful death , Dove huntong, furthermore, ts not an Ohto tradotoon Moummg doves were pru4ected from hunung for 80 years m Ohoo (1914-1995), and these gentle backyard btrds have been enjoyed by several gcneraloons of Ohooans Doves don I oveiJlOPUiatc, and they cause no damage mGreat Lakes states such as Mtchogan, Mmncsota, New Yooit and Wisc'Onsm, where they have long been protected ~; Moreover, dove huntmg IS done pnmanly for target practice A dove contams only an ounce or two of meat They re used for targets not food Dove hunters also doschljrge Ions ofloK~c lead shot pollutmg W.Jtcr .md pmsonmg woldlolc And they mistakenly shoot protected hord spt'Cocs such as the Amcnc.m kestrel and sharp-shmncd hawk because these lmcl' hnvc some rcscmblam:c to doves You have probably had lhc pnv1lege of sccmg a dove ncar your home ol ap.tnlllent A small bord somply lovmg ol' hfc llymg or hoppmg or g.uhenng l<•xl Why would anyone want t<>dcstroy thattmy hords hie somply lnr the lun ol 11' Plea~ vote "Yes. on Issue One to restore OhiOS 80-yc,U' lr.tdltlnn ol rrotcl:ttng moummg doves and to stop the ~.:rucl and unnc~.:cssary kllllllg,,J,.II these g~.: ntlc hirds Soncen:ly, 411 ' t\nm.~ St Armmd, ' ( 'ampmJ,!n ( uunlu1.11ur, ~.aVl till Uu\'l'S rry~lnu J.! I,, Today in history By The Associated Press lillltly IS Tuesd.ty 0<1 11 the 2K6th d.t) ol I'l'JX I hue 11' /') d •Y ' kIt m lhc year Tnday's H1ghhght on H1s1<>ry ~•s On Ot:t ll 1792 the t.:orncr~tnn~,.; oltht: nt: L llll\l llllll...,lntl I lilt ~nuwn the WhHc House w~ts lat<.l dunn~ .lt.:t:tt:ll\tlllY tilth~.: llt,lll ~.. t,,l (_ ~~lutuhtl On thos date In AD «i4 Ruman cmpcwr CI.JutJm..., l thu.l 1llu h..:tn ~ pni,Oth.d h) h1' wole Agnpptna In 177«i the U S N~ny took rool.h ~onslru~ twn ol a naval fleet th~: l•mtm~:ntll ( ongt..:..,.., OtlkiLJ tht.: Bumpers' efforts on behalf of umverstty also netted $400,000 to help develop a nonlOKI< straon ol grass for calllc and $2 5 molhon In study poultry doscasc In a state where Tyson chocken ts one of the largest employers, After revocwtng the report, lawmakers estabhshed the Lower Mtsstssoppo Delta Development Center, wh•ch ts geuong $30 molthat money will ccrtatnly come an loon th1s year to conunuc buoldtng handy a seven-stale boke path Offic1als Other hencf1coanes of say the b1ke path wtll tmprove the Bumpers largess onclude the Uno- economy by oncreasong tounsm vcr~Hy of Arkansas ca~npuses at Of course Bumpers IS far from alone Over the next few days, , more than half-a-lnlhon dollars wtll be d1v1ded up behond closed doors by members of Congress eager to show voters thallhey can bnng home the bacon. Wh1le everyone hkcs 10 take credtl for the federal budget surplus, n's even nocer to brag about the proJects you brought home Sen John McCam R-Anz , one of the few lawmakers who likes to pracuce what he preaches, says there's at least $381 mtlhon on the agncuhure btll above what [I was requested by the House and Senate budget commtllees And that's only one of the 13 bolls thai Congress must pass by Oct 14 And what does the admontslraloon have lo say about all lhos? To hts credn, Chnlon has promosed 10 veto the farm b1ll But not because ot spends too much The admtntslrallon thonks 11 spends too hnle and wants an add11tonal $3 btlhon added for dtsasler rehef Jack Anderson and Jan Moiler are writers for United Feature Syndicate, lne. u u Saying goodbye tQ the neighborho·c;»d By Sara Eckel Whenever I move a long llow1ng .!pclrtmcnt l lecl hkc I rn shppmg the T-shuts and loves you very much, he would say to me Or ' You II have no problems woth h1m He os always away onto the ntght h s not that I Uon' l tell fncnds and lamoly <~hout my departure -- ondecd they could n I not know ~lnl:C I kct ohscss1vc spandex ol smiles to .1 nc\1. ~ts sar1 she lolded he1 patron s Mostly speak ol nothong out No the pco pic I m sk1pp1ng out on ~uc my lups ,, Hello young l.tdy ' as I Mr L became very warned after And1cw lound h1s own apartment, and we started bnngtng tn our thongs 'cpaoatcly We assuaged th1s concco n hy comtng 1n tofcther, JUSt so he d know You hxdi horn, he nc1ghbors set my purple and whtspcrcd to me once ~tp.utmcnt when hunting they g1cctcd me With .tnd Tile myths ~1hout nc1ghhm s 10 large co lies arc gencr,tlly true -- you t>uoldong I gtvc a shght ra oriel hello whe ea\C I kno th e lost bctw~.:cn us But I do feel a comp ulston to say goodhyc to the g uys at the co t ncr gooccry and the clerks at the vodeo stOIC and now I Wish I h.1d Because my laundry, m.m hasn t been around fnr the past lew months and I m1ss hun smiles Wal 01 m pet Eckel t>luc laundoy hag on their sc.tle The rclallonslup went up .1 notch when I walked on one Satur d~ty m 1 p.uii Lukuly buoy.mt mood You look llry poetty tod.ty 1d he Your lace 1s siHn1ng like lhc The l.tundry man whom Mr L had read my mood .occuratcly I had JUS! gotten word that my boyfroend wps movong back to lhCI coty and td me .tnd I had dccoilcd to go shopptng to We never exchanged n.unc s but \ cclch1 ate the event he w.ts mannmg the ncoght>orhood l.tundromal whencveo I dropped oil ony hghts and darks ,, 60 ISh lndoan man and hos wtle who wooe Alter Andrew came back, and my laundry ~tad lm T shorts .md boxers tn addouon 10 my ow n duds, Mr L had a lot more to say 'He All ol thts made thtngs extremely ~oflocuh once Andrew .tnd I actu,tlly dod break up In lac! I dod n I even conless to oMr L hopmg he d let the ossuc go But every week we'd cx.chcmge have the same Where s your fncnd' ' ' I don l know At home guess , 'He s a g'o\>~ guy 'Yes. he 1s " We went on hke thos for a year h wasn't until I sJarted scetng someone new that I decoded I had to tell hom 'Was 11 hts dec1soon or your dcctsoon? ' he asked me, and I vowed 10 keep my mouth shut from here on out How dtd I get here dtscusstng my love life wnh the laundry guy' It had to stop I vowed thai my new beau would never set loot on my laundromat He never had the chance A lew weeks later, I "ent to pock up my laundry and found the metal grate locked over the door Closed Due to Death on the Famtly" saod a stgn, tn hasllly scrawled leucrs When I went back the next day, I asked the man behtnd the counter where my fncnd was 'Hos daughter dtcd,' he saJd She was about your age " That was more than a month ago, and I haven 1 seen Mr or Mrs L so nee Dtd they go back to lndoa, 10 try to startlofe anew> Or are they merely gnevmg somewhere tn Queens ' I don I know But I hope I sec hun agam I d at least hke the chance 10 say goodbye Sara Eckel is a syndicated writer for Newspaper Enterprise Association By lan Shoales It may surpnsc you to learn, as Rcpublocans blather .md Democr.ns dothct as Kenneth Starr gloats on thts rebuke from our moral bet tcrs I am guolty guolty guolty I h1s hole and PrcsLdcnt Clinton n1.1kos h1s ducless w~ty t~ H yet sleep JU~t fine at another clolf. th,n other news h.ts hl:en h.trJ1CIHn g Ycs1 1 Ca n you hcltcv~.: 11' rllcn.: s Rw~mdn ol course Kosovo But th<1t sold n~.:ws rc,Jily lllllll t.: d~.: lll slllg .and g..: n ot.:ld~.: Yo~wn Whl:rl .an: th~ h 1d sex ltc" 111d v~kot 1pc 1 I Clll:'s WL ti l 11Ught to he 1',11 UIH:tl ol lllll" l h~.:.., As hK:u.., on ll ll I mnly "' Dr l1m~.:s Dohson put II ()111 !..'11.: 111.:'t p1ul1h.:m IS not 111 tilL (h II (HIILl II 1~ wtth thl..: p~:o piL ol tlu " lmd' Pr •Y with us lot 11111 L llllllll) I don I ttUtll: umlu "l lt Hfthr ' l1~tl W1.. l l 'uppn..,ul t11 ' t1 y 1 \VI~L ljlll\lllll..! \\tllllfl llt l ~ l 1111111 l'tl . . ltktll Sll llllllll .... 111\Ld rnd 1~,. tth~o:lt.:d J Shuuld l'll.. '~hknt Slit ln\ohul ld1ot "1\llllhtl\\ l 'll ljll till' l11l till 1111 ..,41 ltul 1ll111.11it~ ol II .dl 1', 'iljljlll"'U I to 1111plod~.:' All ) W.IY our l.ll~ ol tllllt t!..'L 1s 1pp 111.: nll) wm'L th 111 lhr.: t:'\i.:llls th II ..,ht1UIJ h.i\1.. .UOli~Ld th~.: IIlii rlgt.: On hd1.11l ol thl' Atnllt l .lll plopk ot \\hom I .tm Olll~ I llupt Ill 1~1.: u"' nt ght .md I m sorry I'm stoll annoyed by Wolham Bcnnen .md I regret 1t enormously As a matt er of faLl I m ''" nuycd t>y Shoales .til Bcnncns ol every pplotocal stnpc There arc tno m.any Benne us 111 Washongton DC ' And I deeply IC!lret havmg th.u O(lllllon Bu1 hey I 111 the Amcr~~.:,m rcoplc I ~.:an t st,\y down 101 long Not whr:n ,, nl:W llv~.: h1g Sl!l:C tl Vt:lsHm ol Rm:ky And Bullwmklr.: 1s Ill thL Will ks IIHI Rnh~.:1t D~.: Nuo h 1s hct.:n 1 1ppul to plr\ th..: 1nll' ol l ldllcss I ..: tdu I 1.: H lo"' 1..~-: .tlk 1 you II lllolll \\,t;o. 1 l\\11 dml~il"lllflHI ~.:.11 torm Lh.n.llter b De Nun .tn .ll:tOJ I llllous 101 hun~ ~• s t1dd~.:1 hu dt.:t.ul pl.mntng to lose "u.lth lm til~.: rok' (And 1! De Nuo ~.:\CI pi tys th~.: 1 nl~.: ol P1ouknt Clmwn \\Ill ht.: loj'i~o: th~ sGns~: God gtivc .l f!\Kht: ~ ~ t.lrm 1 ~u: lum tile p.trt l.lll he pi tyt.:tl wuh th~.: scns~ Gntl g.tH t guosc do you') Speakmg of senseless goobers, peanuts arc tn tfie news I gather that 1here s peanut backlash based on the fact that some people have allcrgtc rcacuons 10 the tasty hule seed The ever '4Jgolanl cnemtes of pohttcal correctness d1~approve of th1s They potnl to George Wash ongton Carver, sponnong on hts grave, and to stncken Anneue Funo cello peanut buller s olhctal .~o tce lor years I suppose they have a pmnt On the other hand I know a guy who's so allcrgtc to peanuts tlt.lt Iu s face swells up tl he droves hy a baset>all stadtum woth the wm· Unws down m ~m oll-sc~tson He s gone tnto an.1phyl~u.: l1c shm.:k 11om ~.:.mncd d1111 ~.:ookcd wuh p~.;.mut nrl Every ltllll: I L:.tt those .twlul musl.llli 111\oH.:d pn:ttd"' on .m ,urlm ~ I led II kc I Ill s,t\ IIH! llltlt guy s hk M.tyhc tl1.11 nlttkl: ~ up .t httk l11t lor my .twlu l t>ch.l\ our du1 Ill!_! thls whnlt.: Clrnton/Lcwmsky ~t.:.t nd.ll I u.: ll.ttnly hope so L~lllrs..: ~,;\uythrng o.; upsrdt: down Or~ ol Ill)! 1dnls Jont MilL hell \\hos~ ~•I hum Blue w ts .tn tnJt~p..:ns.Jhl!.: .u.:u:,..,.ory to my But ol 11 yo uthfulmJtsnctlons h.ls .t n..:w .1lhum out In thl." ohllg.noty puhhl 1d.uwns th.u lollow .t nl."w tdl! 1s~.: Ms M1kh~ll lc\c,tls h!."r pLl"Oil , __ ~ MIOO< • [ Cleveland Toledo 43"/58' self to be a far cry from the whomsocal star chold of Laurel Canyon I'd always tmagoncd her to be In lall week's New York Tomes Magazone artoclc we are told, "People descnbe her as 'bmer' and a 'loose cannon,' and those are her frtends ' 1 Jee1.c , she sounds hke me' Woll we ever gel ourselves back 10 the garden> And what about Elv1s Costello• If ever there was a bmer loose t.:an- non on the world u would be h1m, wouldn't 11 ' Well he JUSI dtd an .tlbum of love songs wolh Burl Bacharach What's the world com ong to' The next thong you know Newt Gongnch and Barney Frank woll be crooning I'll Never Fall In Love Agam'' on 'Meet The Press' The next thong you know we'll he h.tlllng ou1 nulhona~rc rnvcstors whose hedge lund went south JUst I rum the k1 ndncss ol our hc.uts Wh,l1 1 We dtd Jhat already 1 Pray With us lor our country U~m Sht1alcs new hunk. Not Wet Yet ".n,ul.tblc lrnm2 1161 Put>loc.noons PO Do• 1910 Los Angcle• CA 9007~ The toll-lrcc numhcr " 1-8\}0-992- 1161 l Ian Shoales is a syndicated wroler for Newspaper Enterprise Association. 42"/54' • ' • iNO [ oayion J39'/58" • • /'--'\_, ~· r Clnci~...~ ·40·~:J J KY • 4 ' 1 '162' 1Portop ' - ll> 1998 AcpuWeather Inc Sunny PI ClouCy Ckludy W VA Showers T Slofms flUfl ieS Snow Ice president's suggest1on 10ut of hand, The Senate measure would extend partly because 11 me luded lax tncreases on busoness to pay for Superfund credus for pnllluc11on ol unconven- environmenta l cleanups and on com"" panics that pay taxes abroad Today's weather forecast · These aren t ...enous proposals,·· saod House Ways and Means Com'" the mod 60s monee ChaJrman Boll Archer. RExtended forecast Te.as These are pooson polls, and Wednesday mght Mostly clear the Whole House knows the Congress Lows on the lower 40s • won t "wallow them " Thursday MnsOy clear Hoghs m Despne all these compeung tnterthe upper 60s est~ most lawmakers pred1cted some Fnday Mostly clear Lows on the form olthc 'extenders" package that upper 40s and h1ghs near 70 renews the busm~ss credtts would Saturday Partly cloudy Lows tn won final approval the upper 40s and h1gh s tt>lhe lower 'Tilese art! all consensus Items .. 70s s.ud Rep Rob Portman R Ohoo a Ways and Means Comrnntee mem ber · II would be lernble tax policy tl were not done · There are areas of ~1greement 1n expected to reach beyond the 40s The ce nlr.tl .tnd soutl1ern Plmns the Senate and House b1lls Both would renew credols for were lokely to escape the raon beneath research and development for buso a dome of clear hogh pressure Texas. By the Assoctated Press Southeastern Ohio Today Mostly sunny Hoghs on the lower 70s Southwest wmd 5 to I0 mph sh1ftmg to the north late thiS mornmg Tonoght Partly. cloudy Lows m the mod 40s North wmd around I 0 mph Wednesday Partly sunny Hoghs Cooler temps on the way By The Associated Press A frontal system wtll sweep cooler aor tnlo the state ton1ght, the Naloonal Weather SefVJce smd TemP,Cratures statewtde tontght woll dop mlo the low 40s H•ghs on Wednesday wtll be on the 50s north ~d low 60s south Clouds will longer and there woll be a threat of showers north lomght r The Daily Sentin Fire report S4 man hours v.ere logged toreqUJp,ment mamtenance The fore c.t ll s mcluded lour structure lr res a h.1zarJous condltton a rescue c.! II two brush tm;!s ,md two calls for mutual a1d Irom Pomeroy &lNGLE COPY PRICE Utfr I[U III issu~d The Moddleporl Volunteer Fore Department answered 36 calls m September tncludong 10 lore and rescue calls and 26 med1t.:al eml:!'rgenctes Vehtcles were dnven 451 n11Ies, and Dally 35 Cenls Suhscrtbct1i n01 tlc$tttng 10 pay the earner may rcmtt1 n .advance dm:ctlo TQ~111ly Sentmcl on a lhtcll stK or 12 month bafls. Credit wtll Q<: given camer each week No subsl:flplton by matl petmtltcd 1n areas where home camct scrv1cc 1:1 c;a,lablc Pubt 15hcr rcsr.t'llt:.~ the r1gh1 ttl adJIISI rmcs dur 1ng the sub~cr•pnon pr:nod Subscrlpt11.m rule <.:h 1m~cs may he mpl~mcnlcd hv cl1~ngmg lhe chtld ued1t - trom cakulallons lor the alternau\e rmnunum tax Both boll' 'w!!u ld be p.ud for by ehmmatmg .t t1.1x. prov1-.um 1.,1n hqu1 dauons of real estate Jnve!t.tment trusts Cll nton s propo-.al IS pdTt ot the president's attempt to make reduc1ng class soze and rehu1ldong schools top pnontu!s m final budget negotro~tHlllS The school construct> on proposal would add a new type of revenue bond and change another type that would result m nl:!'w tax crl:!'djts tor locdl school construction Thrs V!.Ould cost the government $7 9 t>olloon over I0 years COLUMBUS (AP) -Ohoo lnd1 ana d1rect hog pnces al selected buymg poonls Tuesday as provoded by the U S Department of Agnculturc Market News Barrows and gills ~leady demand mmierate on a moderate movement U S 1·2 230 260 lbs country poonls 27 00 2~ 00 few 26 50 and 28 50 plants 28 00-29 50, few 27 50 U S 2 3. 230 260 lbs 25 0027 ()() 210-230 lbs 23 00-25 00 Sows steady US I 3, ~00-400 lbs 13 001500,400-500 lbs 1500-1600, 500-600 lbs 16 00-20 00, few over 600 lbs 20 00-23 00 Boars over 300 lbs 9 00 I I 00, under 100 lbs 12 00-15 00 Estomated receopls 36,000 Pnces from Producers Live· 1 stock Association Tuesday s lrJ!Ads · Hogs steady, sows I 00 h1gher , ca11le steady Summary of Monday's aucuons at Creston and Hollsboro th1s mommg, as showers moved evenmg, bnngmg cloud) sk1es and toward the mod-Allanite and Mod- scauered showers from Washongton west A glorious aay dawnea overt~e ' to northern Cafofomm, eust to Mon lana through Wyomong Southwes( and Southeast Snow and sleet were forecast over Cold showers and thunderstorms clustenng over the Great Lakes were the Western mountatns and temper expected to rumble toward the North- atures were expected to hover tn the east by evenmg. drenchmg the mod- 50s along the Rockies and Cascades H1ghs today were forecast to reach Allanllc and New England as they the 50s over northern New England approach the Great Lakes and the northern Further south, the Ohto Valley. mountaons of tbe West m the 60s and Tennessee Valley and Gulf coast states also were foreca.st to be hu w1th 70S over the Northeast Oh10 Valley douds and ram as the front passes central Calttorma and the lower valthrough Vorgmta. West Vorgonta and leys ol Utah Nev.tda and New MexPennsylvanoa were expected to bear ICO m the mid 70s ~nd 80s across the Tennessee Valley Texas. the modthe brunt oi the raon Atlantic stales southern Gulf Co.tsl The northern Platns were expect ed to be sunny but cold Cloudy sk1es and northern and central Plums, and were forecast over North Dakota, on the 90s on the lower Southwest western South Dakota and western states and southern Amona The hoUesl recorded temperature Nebraska Temperatures weren t m the Lower 4~ on Monday was 99 degrees tn G1la Bend, Anz., whole the low was 18 degrees m Jackson, Wyo 8}' Carrier ur Motor Roule One Week .$.2 00 One Month S~ 10 One Year $104 00 oncludong the S500 per- mostly sunny and warm weather Ram was workmg Its way over the stales of Amontl and Colorado, where the mercury cou ld sptke onto the tnple dopts A <;old front was expected to push mto the Pacofic Northwest by Published J,:vt!ry ~flcrnoon Monday through Fr~d I)' I I I Coun St Pomeroy Oluo by the Oh1o Volh:y Publ~~lu'lg Comp~ny Sc .."'ndF.Jass post II!C panlut P lm(•oy Oh10 ML'IIIhtr. The A.<; ~oc13h.:cl Press and lh~ Ohm N~wspupc r AsSUI:tllmn l'oslmaslcr Send addrc1s corrcclltlns to The lJally Scn!tncl Ill Court St Pomeroy Ohau 45709 crcdH< - Today's livestock report Sun and summer- Joke tempera- Community Nt'W!lpaper Uokllngs, h.c 1tem that would cxdude sc:vcral t.tx. along lhe southern R10 Grande MtssosSJppo, Alabama Georgoa and Louosoana were forecast to have tures were forecast for the Southwest (VSI'S 213 960) welfare rolb The'e are on the Whole House boll as we II The Senate boll also mclu<.les an nesses that htre workers from certatn Idaho and western Montana over the nort]lem tier of the natiOn tiOnal tuel~ su~h as thu..,e trom cual and shale and for workers hm!tl lrorn however could see scattered showers Northwest stales and the northy_rn Rockoes , as a cold front ~ushed iftlu western Idaho Raon was C.pected Ill Cooler t:Om.lJilons under ffllr sk1es Wtll conunue through Thursday The record hogh temperature for th1s date at the Columbus weather staloon was 85 degrees on 1969 wh1le the recqrd low was 28 on 1988 Sunset tomght woll be at 6 55 p m and sunnse Wednesday .tl 7 41 am Across the nation A wet shroud of cholly ram hung Stocks Conhnued from page 1 urgent mailers woul.d not be dJS~,;ussed m a t1mely fashiOn St1vers and Councolman Roger M.mley !\lggested that councol table the proposal and consoder extendong the ume I11ntts from fove mmutes to 10 mmules In dtscussong the payment ot vollage bolls, Councolman Robert Pooler noted that employee overume was "" mcreastng problem, and saod that schedules should be adJUsted lo ehrn•lllate the payment ol excessove overtime Joseph McLoney of Me Loney and Company ot St LouJS Mo, mel w1lh cou nc1l to drscuss the retm~mcmg ol a Rural Development Loan lor the VIllage ladder truck Counc1l voted th1s summer to ,tpprov~ the r~tinnncmg whtch 1s reqUired by Rural Development McLoney sa1d that the vtllage would able to retm.mce the lo.m .at 5 12 Hospital news Holzer Medical Center Dischar-ges Oct. 13 M.trJone Gwoazdowsko Catherine Wood. Ty Smonle and Harry Kuhn MAll SUIISCRIP1 ION Inside Meigs Counly Hogs 11;, Market hogs 25 25-28 25, light sows 12 00 18 60 heavy sows IH 0023 60 Feeder p1gs 7 00 14 50 he.td, 22 50-25 00 cwt All boars 14 00 and down Caule Slaughter steers chooce 5600 63 00 select 50 00 67 50 Slaughter hetters. ch01ce 55 50 62 50 select~() no 57 no Feeder c.utle Yearlings steers 41 00-68 00, hetlers38006000 C.tlvesstecrs 35 00 95 00 heolers 34 (Xl-73 00 Cows Commercoal and utohty 25 0038 00 canter and culler 30 OO"and down ~ All bulls 30 00-40 00 Sheep & lambs Chotec wools 50 00 60 00 feed er lambs 60 00 and down, aged sheep 40 50 and down , GRILLS INSTALLED· Membera of the Meigs Local High School : welding class were m General Harttnger Park In Moddleport Mon· ! ~ay Installing three barbecue grills constructed by the class. Donal· 1ng to the project were Banks Construction, Vaughan's IGA, 1 McClure's restaurant and the Middleport Park Commission. The pro- • ject was arranged by park district member Sam Eblen. Two grills : were Installed earlier In Dave Diles Park. : Racine man cited by patrol after auto wreck' ure to control by the Gal ha-Metgs Post of the H1ghway Patrollollow•ng a one veh~t.:le Accordmg to troopers Woodrow A perc en\ compared to an mten!st mte ol 5 5 percent whtch was expected Sam Eblen of the recreatiOn com- moltee reponed th.tl three new b.orbecue gnlls ht~d bel:ln mst.dled 1n General Hartm.;er P.trk. 1ncludong nne .1t the Moddleporl Pool The gnlls 1.1ere onst.olled yesterday by the weld tnn e dass at Met!.!~ " HH!h SLhol.ll " under the dore<lton ol Kenny Ebhn Clanlicahon The Pamela Rome, Racone named back onto the roadway and losmg control agam by goong off an embankment Fortney was transponed to Veterans Hosp1tal by Meigs County EMS Damages to hos 1991 Dodge Dyna.-ty' \O.ere hsted as loght Bapust Church state Route 143 woll be held Sunday woth a carry on dm- county t.:nurt on a charge of pass- ner at noon lollowed by ahernoon ' servtces at I 10 Smgmg woll be The Builders Quartet Ropley W Va, and She1la Arnold Chester Pastor John ' Elswock mvlles the public county court cews res1des m the Letart F.1lls area whtch has a Racme Olive Trustees The Oltve Town shop Trustees woll hold a specoal meeung Thursday, 6 30 • SHS Homecomong Parade p m at the town sh op garage on JopThe Southern Hogh School Home pa Ro,td 6 10 p m como no Parade w1ll be held Fnday. 2 e d ' p m m Rae one Groups or mdiVI uals w,mlutg to enter a lloal should call Racine American Leg1on R,actne Amencan Lcgton Post602 the ho gh school at 949 2611 woll meet Thursday 6 30 p m allhe Legoon Hall with meal to tollow Church homecommg Homecomong at the Carpenter marl1ng ,lddress Meigs EMS logs 8 calls Unots ot the Meogs County Emer: gency Med1c.ll Serv1ce recorded erght c.tlls for assostance Monday Unus respondmg mcluded CENTRAL DISPATCH 6 SO am , Rocksprmg\ Rehablhlatoon Center. Eva Lawson, Veterans MemorJ.tl Hospolal. 9 13 a m state Route 124. Pnrnc::rqy Manlyn Watson, Holzer Medocal Center. Pomeroy squad ass1stance , 6 15 p m , General Harunger P.trkW.J) Moddleport Martha Hoffman. HMC MIDDLEPORT II 02 am Wtllow Creek Road, Pomeroy Rochard Demoss, VMH POMEROY 10 27 am, Park Road. Anne Grtffoth VMH, II 31 a rn South Second A'"nue, Dorolh) Roush, VMH, 10 41 p m volunteer fire depart ment tu West Mam Street doesel fuel ' spoil \ TUPPERS PLAINS II 21 am VFD and squad to County Road 28' one car accodent, Woodrow Fortney YMH Central Dospatch squad and Coolville rescue assrsted Airstrikes called off--for now Pres> attacks on ethmc Alb.tntans 111 Koso dent Clinton says Yugosldv Pres1dent vo and the start ol credoble talks on SJobod.m Molosevtc h.os lour days to fulloll hos promose In comply wolh U N dem.mds on K<lSOVO or lace swoll military acuon by NATO forces He spoke skeptlc,tlly ol the ch,mces autonomy lor Kosovo OJ rlVOidJOg OllrslrJkes Commttment-; are not ~.:omph .mLe Chnton s~ud ol M1losev1c s lasl-mmute c1greemenl Monday to comply wuh U N Socurny Council Resolytton 1199 dem.mdong an end to day evemng m between Democratic' fund raJ<ers on New York. Clinton s,ud NATO s pohllcal leadership meet1 ng m Brussels Belg1um took a1 dual tr.Jc k approach It authonzed .. atrstnkes bul also gave Mllosev1c a four d.1y breath mg. penod EVERY · ~ ONUMENT IS ON SALE! EVEN CUSTOM ORDERED ONES. palrollmg of the ~are.1 be 1ncre~1sed Count.:tl.lg.reed to pl.u..:e a p11rktng barnc~1de on 'lllagc property on Hobart Strl:!'l:!'t, \\here pt~rk1n g h) re"' 1dcnts on the street h.1s been the subJect ot' ~ompl.unts . Pre ... ent m uddtlton to Hot!lm were Cnum.:1lmethbers Rat: Gwtul(.hl\\.!>..kl and Steve Houchm •and Clerk Bry.1n Sw.tnn PURCHASE YOUR MEMORIAL NOW! ~ The proces will not be goong any lower News Departments 1 he main numbc'r Is 992: 2155. Depart ment extensions are ' uoq ~/E:! 11021 !a06 I Other Services E.t 1104 E>t IIOJ .~~,,· 1100 SIRek reports are I he 10 30 a m quotes provided by Advest of Gallipolis • ~...,..~ department regartllng .t 'ien~"' ol bre.1k-1ns had gont: un dn~wt:red lor sever.tl days .10U n.;ked that 1111M11UCII 1"12:30. 4:65,7:20, 8:45 1M111 Ill! MIRY 1''2:30. 5:00, 7:20, 8:45 lilliAN LEG8'tl ''' !:40, 4:50, 7:00, 9:3U RUSH HOUR '"' '" 2:50, 6:tli, 7:20, 8:35 : "Balkan gmveyard• are filled woth: Prestdent Molosevoc s broken promtses' Clonlon added In hasttly ~uranged rem,trks Mone• Would you lih to do yourself and your family a big fam? ... Correction Polley Classtlied AdS' a Lui vert before comrng . Our main con\;em in all stories is lo he al.'curate If you know or an error lu a stnl')'. call the newsroom at (740) 9922155 We will chrck your inrormation and make a correction If warranted. A.dHrt1slng. Ctrrulatlon ~tnkmg ong bad checks os not Pamela Rolllt who reso<.les on Tackervolle Road Raune rhe R1llle named m the 111 Delbert Bl.oke ol S)c.tmorc Strecl complaoncd tiM! calb to the poloce Pooler S11vers .tnJ M<111IC) on Meigs announcements Horton volunteered to personally rem1hur"e the school lor m<~h::n.tb purt:hased m the ~unount ol $~5 Other m.1tenals v.c1e Jon.ltl:!' d Reader Services News. wes.t un nght s1dc of the road go1ng mto a Stl\ ers ~1nd $27 3V $53 82. SIO'i S6 R111es Out 11.le Melas .~o .. nlr IJ w~cks "' $29 2.S 26 Weeks $5.'1 68 52 Weeks J 109 72 .. ~t travehn~ CR 28 on Orange Townshop, (Locust Grove RJ) when he drove oil the 13 Weeks 26 Wt tb 52 w~ck~ General Manager: acc1dent on Monday Fortney X4., was c curve. slnkmg a dllch He conlmued A Racme man was c1ted for fa1l WASHINGTON (AP) - ·Middleport Council... ~ or lhc ~uhs~nptitllt . House sends Senate business tax package WASHINGTON lAP) - The d1sadv~ntag(d group' and for bU!\1House has approved a relauvely r Ae"i~s lhal Opt"rale .n for~1gn coun mlxlest, $9 2 bJihon tax package tnes The House exumds most of the renewong exponng bus mess tux cred- credus until Dec 31. 1999 the SentL' and pmv1dong benefit~ for larrners ates sunset date" June 30, 1999 and self-employed people who pay Both would make permanent lheor own health msurance premtums mcorne averagmg for farmers. "'hJCh fhe measure - all that s felt of allows them tax advantages to 1he $80 bolhon Republican lax cut smooth out Jllcome ups and downs that d1ed last week on the Senate Farmers \\ould get ta•orable tax was passed Monday mght on a vmce treatment for government transition \Ole Without dossent Senators have a payments they accept a few months nval, $8 4 bolhon versoon thai could early to help deal wuh an ongoong be consodered today crop pnce downturn Further comphcaltng final negOIIBoth mea ... ures also would accel auons of the 105th Congress IS Pres crate the planned pha.o;e-m of full 1dem Chnton's wosh to anach 10 the deductlbohty of health msurance pretax mea.'iure a plan to use tax credtts miUms for the sell-employed, whoch to free up $21 8 boUton m revenue would occur m 2007 under current bond proceeds for new school con- law The House h1ll would move that structton up to 2CXl1 wh1le the Senate vers10n Key Republicans reJected the would change 11 to 21Xl2 Youngstown . .,.W152• SVBSCRIP'IION RA1 ES The world beyori.d the CUnton scandal ' AccuWealher& forecast to' daytome coodot10ns low/hogh temperatures reg10n n don t t.1lk to them To people mmy Urges 'yes' vote on Issue I rc lease brags Mon11cello and Pme Bluff Montt· cello rece1ved more than S I milloon over the last .two years to "ass1s1 small pnvate landowners to beuer manage forest resources," and nearly S I molhon to develop methods to protect agamst fire ant onfestauon Ptne Bluff look on $700,000 10 conunue ' aquaculture studoes " In the "moscellaneous" category, Bumpers grab~d $.16 milhon tn•grants and S40 m1lhon tn loan aulhonty to help farmers fight boll wecvtls and study poultry d1sease, and another SI 5 mtlhon 10 conunue opera11on of a FISh Fanmng Expenmental Stauon But hJS crownm~ achtevemenl may be the creation of the Lower Mtsstssoppo Delta CommiSSIOn, whoch took nearly sox years Jo produce a report on how to tmprove the economy of the seven-stale U[ Two areas are currently of par\lcular cunccrn lor gcotog1sts the western Oh10 town o! Anna and the Cmcmnalt area Smce 1875, Anna h&. had at least 40 earlhqua~cs that h.ove heen fell by people, tncludmg the slates most damagmg qu.Jke on 1937 The Cmcmnat1 area IS wtthm stnkmg d1stam.:c of M1ssoun s New Madnd Faull, whtch recorded the most powerful senes of earthquakes m U S hos lory- at least an 8 m.tgmtudc- Irom 1811 to 1812 Hanntbal s.lld Cmconnalt stands to lose the most tf New Madnd goes off he sa1d It's a very h1lly area and t~e hou ses arc built on holls whtch arc onhcocntly because he has a long and proud hiStory of opposmg wasteful government spendtng, otherwtse known as pork Over the years he has fought valiantly to koll fundtog for NASA's space staloon, unneeded h ogh-lech weaponry, mmmg and graz1ng substdoes, and other pork-barrel pri)JeCIS that feed at the federal trough Yet Bumpers' fiscal reslraont apparently slops at lhe Arkansas state hne B~stdes the nee research proJeCts, Bumpers brags about sccunng more than $2 mtlhon sonce last year for the Unover sHy of Arkansas Insmute for Food Scoence and Engoneenng He s done lhos ' despite efforts by tbe House of Representatovcs to e hmmatc the program,'' a press the White House seeks more ·Wednesday, Oct. 14 Bumpers leaves mark on Arkansas By Jack Anderson and Jan Moiler Sen Dale Bumpers, D Ark , os relonng next month after a quarter century of fanhful servocc to hos ' -Ohio weather I • The Daily Sentinel • Page 3 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ~ Wilh all of the monuments on sale you can choose the ·~ memorial yoy want and gelol on sale ~ Your spouse and famoly wo!l not haye to make lhe dec1s1on all by themselves at a later lome POMEROY 520 West Main St. 992·2588 GALLIPOLIS VINTON 446-0852 388·8603 SALE ENDS OCTOBER 24,1998 ' �.. • • Sports The Daily Sentip,!.l -- -- ·- - --- - ' Brave~ beat Kevin Bmwn in a totally unexpected situation. and now rhey are halfway to playoff history. No team hu<i ever trailed 3-0 in a :,even-game series and come back to win . In filet·. no team has even forced a si<th game ~fter falling behind 3- 0. By RONALD BLUM · NEW YORK (AP) - David Cone waited a long time for this one. Tonight he gets the ball with the chance to pitch the New York Yankees into the World Series for the 35th time. "It's going 10 be frenzy. no doubt about it," he said Monday. "'To me. Yankee Stadium is center stage." Even the Cleveland Indians are bracing for a rowdy crowd when the AL championship series resumes. "It's going to be crazy." said Charles Nagy, the Indi ans' Game 6. "New York is up 3-1 and they are With the crowd of 58,988 sitting stunned. Tucker. who finished with five RBh. pumped his fist as he rounded first and looked ai the spot where the ball landed, as it amazed he really did it agains1 Brown . · Then again. he was hitting .545 lifetime against the Padres ace. "The feeling in the dugout was a thai we were going to get hir,n ," be~n Then again. there's never . another team quite like these· Braves. San Diego wa' five outs away from its fi"t World Series in 14 years when Atlanta wrecked "the Padres' strategy of bringiog on Brown. who built a reputation as a Braves killer. Michael Tucker hit a go-ahead. threerun homer that sent Atlanta to a 7-6 win Monday ni ght in Game 5 of the ~oerie~. NL championship . The Braves are heading back home trailing 3-2 and ready to roll out Tom. Glavine and Greg Maddux in 3ll 'attempt IO get to their fiqh World Series thi< dec;tde. Speaking of unusual mo.ves, Maddux closed Monday night's game for the tina save of hi~ pro career. getting the last out when his nemesis, Tony Gwynn. grounded out. "This is big for us." Tucker said. " We got two games. and we're taking it back to Ailanta. And everything pretty much is going our way. If we keep the pres;ure on. keep things · going. we'll be pretty successful. with it.'' ; ·' The move by Padres manager Bruce Bochy looked good in the seventh, when Brown came on with a 42 lead. a runner on and no outs and retired lhc side. BC11 1ii ·the eigh th. Brown didn't look ne;irly 'as sharp as he' did when he won Game 2 J.o with a three-hitter Thur..;d;1y ni ghr in Atlanta. He walked Ryan Klesko leading niT the eighth, and Javy Lopez reached on an infield <ing lc . · Witb1 one out. Tucker lined a 3-2 pitch over the right'lield fence to give Atlanta a 5-4 lead. · Tucker said. "He really didn't have that extra giddy-up you reall.y want to have.·· · l • Tucker hit a forkball down. "I feel bad from the standpoint · that we carne.back, only to give it back 10 them," Brown said. Brown . 6-0 with a 1.85 ERA in his previous eight stans against Atlanta, was I he Jo,.~r sensing something ." David Wells. who put New York ahead Sunday with hi s second win of the series. fumed some more Mon- in ju..-;t his third career relief appearance. "I feel like I had my best guy out there with a chance to win the ballgame. who was rested. and I'll take my chances there ," Bot:hy so1id. "Sure it didn't work out. and I tak e ' HE SLIDES, HE SCORESI -The Atlanta Braves' Chipper Jones respons ibility for I hat. Sure it's a cal- shows his reaction as teammate John Rocker (wearing jacket) slides culated risk. buflthough1 it was well Into the plate behind San Diego catcher Carlos Hernandez In the worth talfing." eighth Inning of Game 5 of the National League Championship Series Bochy said there was no discusIn San Diego, where·the Braves won 7-6. (AP) sian about bringing in left-hander Rand y Myers, acquired · in part five-run rally in the eighth that made Steve Finley walked before Gwynn because the Padres figured they 'd i.t 7-4. Tucker drove in Atlanta's ·first grounded out 10 first. five runs. The Pi.ldres were nine outs from meet" Atlanta in the playoffs. After Tucker's homer. Donne Wall clinching the pennant Sunday night Myers threw 26 pitches on Sunday, loading the ba..,es 1 ahead of relieved and walked winning pilcher wh~n Atlanta rallied for six runs. Andres Galarraga's grand slam off John Rocker. wllo sltd in ahead of the capped by Andres Galarraga's grand throw on Tony Graffanino's two-out s l<~m in the seventh, to win 8-3. Dan Miceli in Atlanta' 8-3 win. double. Graffanino tqok third on the "He rBrown) just ran a deep Ken Ci1miniti and John Vander throw home and scored on ·shortslop Wal hittwo-oul, lwo-t;t~n homers off 'count, and I just had all the confidence in the world in Brownie Chris Gomez's throwing errOr.·. John Smaltz. Caminiti's homer came Pinch-hitter Greg Myers· hit a · in the fif't inning for a 2-0 lead. and there. ,. Bochy said. The Braves still might .have 10 l\.\1()-run homer in the ninth off Braves VanderWal's in the sixth for a 4-2 beat Brown·, who pitched a shutout in reliever Kerry Liglenberg. and then edge. Smnltz is 3-0 with two no-deciGame 2. one inore time in this se ries. Atlanta manager Bobby ntx made He had bt:en scheduled to 'pitch his own unusual move.-' bringing in sictns in five postseason start s when Atlama f:iccs elimination this.Uecade. Game-6 Wednesday against Glavine. Maddux from the bullpen. Maddux. who had not · relieved He heal Chicago in the division and Bochy planned to decide today whether it will be Brown or Game 3 since J-987 , got the last three OUtS. series for his lith postseason victoThe four-t ime Cy Young winner ry. the most ever. winner Sterling Hitchcock.' struck out pinch -hitter Greg ,Vau£hn . "I'm sure Brown is gtring to. want Tucker singled in the Bra.vcs ' '· playing for the first. time since strain- first two run s, in the fourth and sixth to go," Bochy said"( . 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Mari· no lost a fumble when sacked by Tooy Brackens with two minutes left. ending M.iami's final threat at the Jaek..anville 38, Brackens, who bolh foreed and recovered the fumble, wa.< playing for the first time this sea,;on after returning from an ankle injury: · · "I'm still a lillie rusty. but the guys hung in there with me,".Brack· ens said. A .bye week gave the Ja~uars two weeks to prepare for the game, and they started quickly. On lhe first play, Taylor found a big opening off right tackle, veered to the outside and was untouched until he reached tbe I5. when he shrugged off a defender to score standing up. . It was the longest gain in the Jaguars' four-year history. Their second play wa< :i 41-yard completion from Brunell to Smith. and Tavian Banks broke away on a 51-yard run late in the first half. But neither big gainer led to any points for Jacksonville. •· "We struggled, had some foolish penalties a.nd missed some a<Sign· ments," Brunell S.id. " We struggled. For a while it wasn't a pretty sight." The Jaguars averaged nine yards per play and rushed for 186 yards, a team 'record. They also blew a 14-0 lead. After Taylor scored o~ a two:-yard run, Marino rallied Miami with 4 1 II .. GETTING AWAY from Miami cornerback Terrpll Mark Brunell In tile fourth quarter of Monday nl{iht'l . Buckley (right) Ia the taak of the moment for Jack· AFC game In Jack8onvllle, Fie;, Where the Jaguafl 10nvllle wide rel)flver .K•nan McCardell alter won 28-21. (AP) catching the game-winning touchdown pan from touchdown passes of two and 15 yards .to Troy Drayton. ' 10 "The iine gave .me plenty"oftime make plays,". MJlrino said. "We ., NHLroundup By KEN RAPPOPORT AP Hockey Wrher So rar,lt's been a no-win situation for NHL learns in the New York metropolitan area. The New York Rangers, New York Islanders and New Jersey Dev· ils are a combined 0-6-0 and have been outscored 21·7. "The game is played so much on confidence, and our players seem to be_heading the other way," Wayne Gretzky said Monday night after his Rangers lost 4-2 at home to St. Louis, their third straight defeat at the stan of the season. "We were f1a1-footc4i not sure 10 do when we had the puck." The Islanders, meanwhile, were . beaten 3-0 at Boston to drop to 0·2· 0. The Devils losltheiropeneron Saturday, 2-1 al Chicago. Defenseman AI Macinnis scored three straight goals to key the Blues' victory. . "It just seemed like one of those nights the jluck had eyes," Macinnis . NBA owners, players to talk today in last bid to save season By CHRIS SHERIDAN . NEW YORK (AP) - This is the last day that a full, 82-game NBA schedule can be preserved. The owners and players are ready to tnlk again, and the union planned to submit a new counterproposal. When commissioner David Stern and the owners react. it will quickly become apparent whether collective bargaining talks hold a~y promise. . More than a. dozen' locked-out players mel Monday at the union's headquarters, discussing details of the counterproposal that will be brought across the streetlo the midtown Man· hanan hotel that is the site for the talks. ' . An agreement in principle had to be reached today in order to preserve the league's perfect record 'of never having lost u game because of labor NJAC riames Flowers, Falcon week's. top _players ·sitid. MacInnis scor~d the natural hat trick during a 12-minute span in the first period. St. Louis made it ~..0 with a goal from Geoff Counnall at 9:05 of the second off Dan Cloutier, who replaced Rangers staning goolie Mike Richter at the start of the period. Brian Leetch an~ .~dcr Kar, povtsev scored for l!ifw Yorlt, which has been outscored 12-3_in its three ·tosses. • "We got outskated right into the ice," Gretzky said. "They didn't do anything fancy. They came in and skated hard and deserved to win. ·The Rangers opened the ·se...,n with a 1·0 loss at home to Philadelphia on Friday nighl.lhen were beat· en 7·1 in Montreal on Saturday. , .' In other games Monday, Vancou· ver beat Los Angeles 4-2 and ButT~· lo defeated Colorado 3-0. Bruins 3, lslanden 0 Byroo Dafoe, who had a career· high si~ shutouts last season, stiOed the Islanders with his first of the 1998·99 season. Dmitri Khristich scored his first goal of l~e season at 14:00 of_ the opening perind, and Steve Hetnze made it 2·0 with his second at 15:18. Dafoe, who stopped 29 shots in a 3-3 sea.son-opening tie Satunluy night against St. Louis, made 28 saves Monday. none better than two with about five minutes left. He stopped Jason Dawe's point-blank shot from the slot, then smothered Sergei Nem· chi nov's rebound attempt. The lsi~nders lost their opener at home on Saturday, 4-3 to the Pitts· burgh Penguins. Canucks 4, Klnp l AI Vancouver, Peter Zezel scored two goals, including the game-,winner 10:48 into the third period, as the Canucks beat Los Angeles in their sea<;<>n opener. The Canucks were the last of the 27 teams in the NHL to start their season. The Kings had two goals disallowed because of having playel'l; in the crease, the second call coming with 2:31 left in the game and los Angeles trailing 3-2. The Kings' Yanic Perreaull scored two short-handed goals, one short of matching an NHL record. Perreault ha.• had a han<! in all four goals the Kings have sco.,:d in their first two games of the season, with three goals strife - an uninterrupted string of 35.001 games over 51 seasons. "Certainly this is the least successful (negotiation)," NBA deputy commissioner Russ Granik said. "In terms of reaching a deal. this is the worst we've ever had. We've never gotten to this point without being ahle to make a deul." 'rhe season is scheduled lo begin Nov. 3. but it could conceivably be pushed back a week or so to give learns about four weeks .to make trades, sign about 200 free agents and conduct abbreviated training camps. Unfonunately for basketball funs, such a quick settlement seems extremely unlikely. "The players have to participate in some deal -that lowers the percentage of revenues being paid to liUiuries." said Granik. We Give Mature Drivers,· Home Own•rs and Mobile Home Owners Special Savings. Our statistics show that mature drivers and home owners have and less costly losses,, I than other age groups. So It's only fair to charge you less for your insuranpe. Insure your home and car with us and save · with our special miJiti-pollicy discounts . Talladega Sui>ers.peedw•.IY. 2 II hiJO II 400 I ~'! 1 :~ 0 I 0 ()(~) 101 Ill I i i.OIII \ grouped with the league's elite• The Broncos have outscored opponents by 94 points. For thi: Vikings, the margin is 70 points. For the Jaguars, it's just 32. "We ha•·en't played our best foolball yet." M<'Cardell said. "Weve got to go ·out and execute so we can really dominate a game." The Dolphins (3-2), .who came into the game ranked last in the NFL in offense, squandered the best performance of the season by Marino. He riddled Jacksonville's suspect secondary. completing 29 of 47 passes for 320 yards and two scores. Coach .Jimmy Johnson saw signs of encouragement in the first meeting . between Aorida's AFC teams. and he '• looks forward to a possible rematch against Jackson yi lle in the playoffs. "If we build upon this and get bet· · ter, which I think we can, you never can tell." Jdllnson said; " We may be playing these guys again." The Dolphins had the ball for nearly 39 minutes, running 79 plays ~o just43 for Jacksonville. Nonethe· less, the Jaguars overcame a 21 -14 deficit in the founh qu arter. "I'd rather be able to say that they outplayed us and we won the game." Dolphinscornerhack Terrell Buckley said. · Eight penalties for 86 yards hurt the Jaguars, as did injuries to Taylor (shoulder), Pro Bowl receiver Jimmy Smith (hamstring) and cornerback . Dave Thomas (groin). ., . TOLEDO, Ohio (AP).- Central Michigan's Eri~ Aowers and Western Michigan's Dan Falcon were named Mid· American Conrerence players of the week.... Flowers. a junior from Trenton. N.l .. rushed for 239 yards on 49 carries, a MAC and school record for attempts. He also scored two touchdowns in Central Michigan's ·36·23 overtime win ai Eastern Michigan. Falcon. of Highland Park.lll .. had 1"4 tackles, including four solo, and another for a loss in the Broncos' 27· 24 win at Vanderbilt . His previous career high ·was eight tackles. Hockey goals and 1:\ assist's in 65 The Daily Sentinel • Page 5 just didn't make enough of them at the end." ·•· ·- j Blues beat Rangers 4~2; ·Bruins, Canucks, Sabr~s also win .' j,iun ~!tilllL'~IIIol r; ~~~·n ~ n.• I {) l o Mnnduy's scores NATIONAl. CO:-.FERE:-.CE ItAWl ~),,11 ;1~ '" J)i•i•iurr II Ill II! M) l O\ ·I 667 -1 2 M7 I C;~l~;~ry 70 I ~ ~J ('~ntru l Uh· i~imr J,h"k\!lll\ llil.' .... 0 Clu ~ ;li,:\1 Oh i-.lun Itwn ~ 4 Lr1ui~ . Ul'lrol! Na~h\'t llc AMt: RICAN CONn;RENCE " It hUJ1 me.'too," Ju~tice said. '"1 . hated that h,e,had to hrough that.· But I mean, come on, w are talking about the Yankee fans. I h v.e heard everylhing about my mother, everything about my history. too." Justice, a diamond bracelet sparkling around his left wrist, came at the accus.ation. He's seen a lot of to Yankee Stadium to critici>.e ESPN, big game at the Bronx Zoo. ..Yankee fans- come on now,·· interpreting a report Sunday as say· he ·Said. "They can't get any more ing he asked out of Cleveland's linerougher on us unless they show up up in Game 5. Justice said he sug· with Uzis." . gested to Indians manager Mike Har- . Not quite. David. No guns. just grove he hit seventh instead of third, blades- Wally Joyner was hit in the and that Hargroye ,decided on. his ann hy 11 knife thrown from Yankee own to take him out of the lineup . "I am sur~ when I get out here Stadium's upper deck in 1986. Cone. who won the first-round "' tomorrow I am going to hear people clincher agtrinst Texas, ,gave up Jus- talking about me , saying, ' 'Why did tice's homer in Game 2. But, like . you whine."' he said, Cleveland didn't work out MonNagy. tie d'id11: t get a decision in a game the Indians won in.l2 innings. day .as the series shifted back to New Last year, he wo~.-~Jd hnve been York. but most of the . Yankees .• pitching Game 4 in the .first ro4nd showed up for batting practice. "We left one jungle and we're ngainst CleYeland. with ~~ L"hi-tnce 10 close out that one. But his arm hu.rt coming to 0urs now," Yankees short· o:1fter l1e was l1it hard in the op'ener Slop Derek Jeter said. and he didn't pitch again untif this Cleveland, which blew a ninth· spring -· after shoulder su rgery. inning lead in Game 7 of last year's "I kind or felt like l .let our l ~a m World Series and "'lost to Florida, down last year wheo I told Joe Torre wants to force this series to the liinI was ready to go. and in ·reality I it. Then the Indians citn try 10 get • probably fooled myself," Cone sa id. back into the World Series- .:Vhich · they last won 50 years ago. "· 2 WESTERN CONFERENCE NFL standings . 1997. 10 p.m. 4 ' W;r~hrngtnn Wells' mother, .who died .in January ' ... .. ........ 1 () 0 North~ast DiVi~iun ....... 2 0 0 I 0 I ... ..... .... ... ·I 0 0 ............ ,I 0 I) .. .... ... 1 I 0 .. V;~no.:tl u vcr. ' New York is a win away from a record 35th AL pennant because of its pitfhing. not because or it< hitting. Since scoring five; run~ in the first inning of the opener. New York batters are jusl6-for-39 (.154) with run ners in scoring po<ition. '"The .first few games. I was trying to do 100 muc.h:" said Tino Martinez . whose ninth -i nning double Saturday stopped an 0-for-19 slide. Martinez also joined Wells on .the anti-Indians b:mdwagon. "The Cleve land fans. they were rough on our families in the Sti.mds,'' he said. JusJice. taunted at Yankee Stadium with chant s of "Hal-le Ber-ry" Chis ex .. wife). ugreed that Indi ans' fans. crossed the _line by bringing up .1!: L I fh. l.il: liA ........... Flirridil Thursday's game D11: ~u 7 : 0~ "p . m .., ... 2 0 {) ............. o IJ -7 t at At-lant a (C.I<!\IIJC 20-71. 4 20 p.rtl Snn ' Aufl'<~hl . · Wcdrll'sdu;,"s ~arne D1 e~u ( Hu,h~,,d;_ at Tamp:t ll <~y, day, again blasting the fans at Jacobs Field who tauntef'l him with references to his deceased mother. Wells also claimed they were rude to Yankees famili es. · ·~ "Jeff Nelson's baby got hit with a pretzel. got beer tossed on him." i Wells said. "That just goes 10 show you what kind of class Cleveland has - none. None at all ." David Justice practi ca lly laughed ."It is very gratifying ·for me tu be back in thi~ po\itinn.·· Transactions Qivision . l'hil:ulclplu:t ,.:. i'nul:turgh , Nc'w kr~cy 'onawa ... Monday's score " Alluntl~ .1,' N Y. Rangers NL Championship Series Drl"):u "6. S;111 Dicgu lc;1\h ls l .rndc r ~ b.Jnmntnn <tl EASTERN CONFERENCE Iwn N.Y. I5Ia nd crs. San Wed.nesday's game:t NY . NHL standings . Wcdncsduy's S;~n two runs :md nine hit s in six innings. Pm ~b urgh nl New Jo.:nocy. 7 .10 1'111 Bu~tun a! Cnlm: ulo. I) p.m. Toni~ht 's ga01e CLEVELAND t N;q;y l.'i-IOJ at New Yurk !C'nnc 10·7). ~ · O~ p m. At lnnw ?. eight ai1d walked one. Ashby gave up Hockey AL Championship Series By STEVEN WINE JACKSONVILLE, Aa. lA£) Despite a ragged performance, the Jacksonville Jaguars remained per· feet. They improved lo 5-0 Monday night. overcoming penalties. injuries. a passing barrage .by Dan Marino and a founh-<tua~Ur deficit -to beat the Miami Dolphins 28·21. The AFC standings say the Jaguars are Super Bowl contender,;. The sloppy showing suggests other· wise. "I'm not going to stand here and tell you l'm disappointed," C<Jach Tom Coughlin said. "We're 5-0, and that's.the objective." . " · Four of the victories have been by a total of 18 points. and against Miami, big plays saved the Jaguars. Fred Taylor scored on a 77-yard run on the first . play, and Mark Brunell hit Keenan McCardell with a 56-yard touchdown pass with 2:36 to go. · Brunell . and McCardell also teamed on a 23-yard scoring pass with 12 minutes leftto'tie the score. "We made the plays when we had to make them," Coughlin said. " It's · a continuation of what's been happtning all year long. We find a way to win." · The Jaguars took a two'game lead over second-place Pittsburgh in the AFC Central. Jacksonville, Denver and Minnesota are the only undefeated teams in the NFL. But do the Jaguars deserve to be Justice, vyells rip fans as ALCS goes back New York to • Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Jaguars beat Dolphhis 28-2.t Tuesday, October 13, 1998 / Braves' 7-6 victory vs. Padres returns NLCS to "·Atlanta By BERNIE WILSON ;: SAN DIEGO (APJ- The Atlanta · Tuesday, October 13, 1998 OAC bestows player-of-week honors on three CLEVELAND (AP)- Baldwin· Wallnce's Danell Owens, Hiram's Matt Cruxton and John Carroll's Bobby Kraft were nnmed Ohio Conference players of the week. Owens. a junior running back from Akron. had a stadi'lfll and BW record 91.-yard run on Saturclay !o help Balclwin Wallace belli ·Ohm Northern 38· 35 in a come-from· behind victory. He had a career-high 148 yard~ rushing on 20 attempts. plus three receptions and u touchdown..He totaled 226 yards. Crux ton, a fre.,hman linebncker of Chagrin Falls. had 14tackles for the Terriers. including rour al{me. as Hiram lost to Muski ngum 42-14. Kraft, a junior kick returner from Milwaukee. Wisc .. lotaled 148 yurds on returns of 77, 47 and 24 yards in a illue Streaks 45-21 victory over · Marietta. ' They pmclia:. They study. They sweat But befOri: 1hey C'~f~r.tPtON!I~\f' • -· ....,_,. can bealmea pro. ihey have to lia 1110 nnilim:meam- pelition ever. One where you'll se<: 50 of 1he best up- .,.;~ing Pro golfer. bailie for"l5 spot.• oo the PGA IDUR. It's the NIKE IDUR Ownpionship presented by PYA Monan:h. And whiie it's a week of fun in Mobile for you, it's the toughes1 week lhese guys w1ll ever know. For informatioo cull 334-645-1101. / ~~ MAGNOLIA GROVE ' . .~ CTODE R 19 -15~ 1998 A Robert Trent Jone s Golf Trail Facilily Benefiting Alabama Charir;eJ RR~~lt:ER~ --wf!surance Services 214 EAST MAIN POMEROY 992-6887. Auto-Owners I n.~uronce Life Home Car Business n. il'· p,.u,.. ' .. and an assist. Sabres 3, Avalanche 0 Dominik Hasek stopped 32 shots for his 34th career shutout a< Buffalo won at Colorado. Ja<on Woolley and Michael Peca scored power-play goals to help the ... Sabres avoid losing consecutive gam!'• for the first time s1nce Dec . 27-29. Buffalo opened the season Saturday night with a 4~ I loss in Dalla.•. . Hasek, the winner of consecutive Hart and .Vezina trophies a• MVP and . ... ·top goolie, made a diving save against Joe Sakic late in the game to preserve .. , the shutout. .Buffalo survived seven short-handed situations atler allowing . three power-play goals in· its season· . opening loss . �l C ' Page 6 • The Daily Sentinel Tuesday,Ckrtober13, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio By The Bend J Adams, Bond to run in 'Mountains 100' at WVMS Saturday A field of 60 drivers ha.s precnl~r<d fnr 1he STARS Racing S~n(',~anc1ioned "Simonton Win· dows thund<r in Ihe Mounlains tOO" ...:heduled for Sa1urday. Oclob<!r 17 and Sunday. Oclober I 8 al Wesl Vir~inia Mulur Speedway in Mineral Wclls.WV. The evem. which will pay lhe winner $25.000 from lhe more Ihan S I 00.000 purse. ha.' anracled a ''who's who" tidd from II different . slalt:"s_ Curren! STARS Racing Series point leader Mike Balzano and lwoli<nedefending STARS champion Sieve Francis will be on hand as they continuelheir fJght for lhe 1998 STARS championship. Head1ng inlo lhe evenl. ameager tOO point< is all Ihal seperates Francis frQm Balzano. Olfl!!r drivers pre-entered for l11e event are ·Rick Eckert. Steve Lucas and Rick Auktand.curremly third 1hrough liflh in STARS p<1ints re>pectively. The si•ththrough lenth 'place STARS poinls drivers will also be on hand for the topprize. Steve Shaver. Rod Conley. Gary Sluh ler. Tim Hill and Barry Bmgdonwilllry and tame the ultrafast 5/8ths mile track. Also filing pre-emries are former STARS champions Donnie Moran, DaveyJohnso'\ and John Mason along with standout drivers Bart Hartman, Todd /~ndrews, Nathan Durboraw, Dick Barton. Mike John· son. and Bill Frye plusother lop nolc~ chauffers including .Virginia driver Booper Bare andCaliforn ia s1andou1 Bill Barlels .. Gat.es will open Friday at· nnoon · and remain open around theclock . RACING CAMS da.sh at 2 p.m. ':"ith the PROSHOCKS "B" Mains al 2:.10 · pm followed by 1he "Simonton Windows Thunder in the Mountains 100" at 4 p.m. Geneml admission is S40 with children 12years of age and under free into 1he grJndslands. Pit pa.<S<!S are S50.00.1ntield camping iS40) and infield parking ($20). with paid pit admission.a.s well a.< V.I .P. camping ($50) aod VI.P. parking ($30) will be sold . on afirsl come· first serve basis. 1998 "Simonton Windows Thunder in the Moumains 100. , ·Pl'Hntry list II 0 Ed Shuman, Parkersburg. W.Va. Car Owner: Ed Shuman · #()() Gene Butler, Parkersburg. W.Va. Car Owner: Gene Butler #04 Booper Bare. Rockbridge Baths, Va. Car Owner: B.A- ·Malcuit Racing . 1107 Mike Wilsqn, Circleville. Car Owner: Mike Wilson II IM Don Maloney. Parkersburg. W _Va. Car Owner: Don Maloney #I U Matt Urban. Norlheast; Pa. Car Owner: Tobber Racing · , #IZ Jim Zarin ,Gle n Wallard. Pa. 112J Mike Johnson. Imperial. Pa. Car Owner: Mil<e John,on MOlarsports # 3 Rick Delong. Whitehouo;e Car Owner: Rick DeLong # 5 Lou Bradi•h. CheSler. W.Va. Car Owner: Lou Bmdich # 5 Rodney Combs. Fl. Myers. Fla. 1Car - Owner: Dunn-Ben.on Motorsports # S Ooug Hall. Charleston. W.Va. CarOwnc:r: Russ's Transmission .lnt.: .. II 5 Don White, Charleston, W.Va. Car Owner: D&J White . Enterprises.lnc. , #50 Dave Hackenthorn, Marietta. Car Owner: Chuck Day· #5L Steve Lucas, Charleslon, W.Va. Car Owner: D&J While Enter· prises.Inc. #7 Man Miller. Toledo. Car Owner: Denny Thornton #9C Doug Cmwford, Carnegie. Pa. Car Owner: Doug Crawford #10 Larry Bond, Coolville Car Owner: Larry Bond · #I 0 Kenny Compton Jr.. Coot Springs. W.Va. Car Owner: Lynn Compton #II S Chris SloUs. Athens Car Owner: Harold Newman #12 Rick Auk land, Zanesville Car Owner: Rick Auklaod # 12 Cortney Clewell. Cambridge Car Owner: Clewell Automotive Group • # 15 Sieve FrJncis. Ashland:, Ky. Car Owner: Steve Francis # 17 Lance Elson, Wellsburg. W.Va ..Car Owner: Lance Elson #19 Gary Stuhler. Greenca.,tle, Pa. Car Owner: Beitler Enlerprises,lnc. #24 Ryan Cline, Washington, W.Va. Car Owner: Cline Molorsport• #24 Rick Ecken. York. Pa. Car Owner: Raye Vest #24D Nathan Durboraw, Hagerstown,.. Md . Car Owner: Nathan Durb6raw · #25 David Williams. Avenue. Md. Car Owner: David Williams Racing . Team . #28B Dick Barton, Ashville, N.Y. 'car Owner: The Bolt Place #)() Steve Shaver. Parkersburg. W.Va. Car Owner: Sieve Shaver Motorsporls 1133 Bob Puz, Rural Ridge, Pa. Car · Owner: Bob Puz #75 Bart Hartman Zanesville. Car 1133 Aaron Scou Newark Car Owner: Hariman's Truck Center. Inc. Owner: Carl Keller 1177 Rill Bartels Los Angeles. 1134 Bobby Benges Pittsburgh. Pa. Car Owner: Skip Bertges Calif. c'ar Owner: Banels Harley#34 Jeff Wood Alhens Car Own- David-.on er: Don Wood Automolive #77 Barry Bragdon Wheelers#42 Todd AndreWll Eldred, Pa. OJr burg. Car Owner: Barry Bragdon Owner: Andrews Auto Salvage 1180 Bryan Durig Southington. 1144 Jeff Burdeue Parkersburg, Car Owner: Tom Durig Sr. W.Va, Car Owner: Jeff Burdette #96F Keilh Berner Millersburg. #48 Charlie Fisher Hilliard Car Car Owner: William' E. Sw~val Owner: Charlie Fisher #99 Donnie Momn Dresden. Car #48 Davey Johnson Greensburg. Owner: Donnie Moran Racing Pa. Car Owner: Jay Clayton #A55 Bob Adams Jr.. Racine. Car 115 I Craig Leist Waverly Car Owner: Bob Adams Jr. Owner: Craig Leist #59 Shane Mcl.ooghlin, Nashport. #B I Steve Baker, Fairmoo~ W.Va. Car Owner: Shane McLoughlin Car Owner: Balzano Racing· Enter#66 Bill Frye Greenbrier, Ark. Car prises '' Owner: Bill Frye ' liE I Mike Balzano. Parkersburg. #68 Tim Hill Weston, W.Va.' Car •· w.Va. Car Owner: Balzano Racing 'Owner: Tim Hilt Ent. , #71 B Aaron Bapst Jachon. Car IIH7 Phil Half. MI. Airy. N.C. Car Owner: Joe Atkins Owner: Aaroo Bapst #71 R Rod Conley. Wheelersb,urg. IIT8 Mark Banal Sl. ·Clairsville. Car Owr.er: Delma.• Conley Car Owner: Mark Banal #72 John Mason Millersburg. Car #EIQ Brian Eaton Belpre. Car Owner: Mason Ra£in',lnc. . Owner: Brian Eaton · 1175 Don Gross Wooster. Car IIS44 Scotty Earl {AJuisville; Ky. Owner: Don Grossniklaus Car Owner: Scotty Earl For race teams arri vi ng Friday. tech. inspection will bo open from noon lo 6 p.m. and pill draw wi ll be open from I p.m. lo 6 p.m .. \\(arm-ups will begin at I p.m. on Saturday, October I 7 with time trials at2 p.m. followed by BORLA EXHAUST e-wanted ·to tell you how great ou·r cou1'Ses are, but ·aolf:Digest readers ·beat·us to .it.· •._, • LAS VEGAS (AP) - A psychi· atric ~port says Mike Tyson has problem~ with depression and selfesteem. but is truly repeniant for bit· ing Evander Holyfield's ears and should be allowed to return to bo•ing. a so urce told The Assoc iated Press. , A source with access to the report said it conc ludes by say in£ Tyson is " memally fir to reiUrn 10 ~oxing. to comply with .the rules and regulations', and to do so withoul repetition of the evems,of June 28. 1997." The report by a team of psych iatriSIS casts Tyson as being uncomfortabl e with hi s superstar status and recomm ends that he undergo reg ular psycho1h erapy. accordin g to the source. ··~ > f • .... •• "•' ... ~ " .... Alabama ranks fourth in the nation in BEST STATE~ FOR GOLF" ' I " .... Alabama's Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail rariks first, second, third and fourth in the nation for BE~T 18-HoLE PAR-3 CoURSEs" ,;.;, ' ·' ·****1;2_ ~ aid. The repor1 was scheduled to be · released publicly today '" II a.m. EDT. It was giyen to 1he Nevada Alhletic Commission just minutes heford a:late Monday deadline. . ~- ... . ' ' • After 70 years, the Welcome Wagon 1 ends home v1s1ts .• ,I ' ' ined Tyson laq month a1 Massachusetts General Hospital wr01e the . reporl. The exah1in~rs' included a·' and a doc1or-lawyer. .. physically able 10 fight. He acknow ledged. though. that they contain things Tyson would rather no1 he ; ..,. I 8 ~houg h ts and in_nermost feelings ." Tyson issued a ~ tat e m en l st~ying he didn' t want to rdca;.,c t h~ rcrorts but thai his mai n goa l i-.; getting b:tck 1 into the ring . . "On numerou~ occasion" I have upolo~iLed for my actions in th e ring A \ I 0 . I a ba m a of hou seholds in . 1 %~ lo 39 percent 111 1986, a\.:con.ling to .thc Ce nsus Bureau . C lr a ,. p ; ·? n s l1 i p C o u r s e s "The world is c ha ngi ng . People arc not liomc , moms an: wurking," Bloom said Monday. " This is not an effective way 10 reach ~cople. " In Jt)99. new arrivals in lowns all '-'cross th e country. along with new purcQIS and newly eng·agcd versus Evander Hol yfield." Tyson said. , women. will get :.1 directory o f ..;n u_pon s mai led free to them ~ • ic.. Tuesday, 9 to 11 a:m. and 1 10 3 A to develop a "to-do" li st. Have the p.m. Mci.gs Coumy Heahh [)cpart· childre n write down assignments as mcnl. Every child accompanied by the teacher gives them . When lhc child completes a task. the child can then cross it off 1hc list.· This sys1em can be helpful not on ly for the completion of homework, but can also be beneficial for other type s of pro- parcnl/guardian, wilh tmmunization record for ~hi ld. ,.J jects. / ParcniS s~ou ld provide a quiet atmosphere for studying. A peaceful and quiet. home thai allows the child to study without distraclions sends the message that the parents are sup- · portivc of the study time . It may be 1he perfec1 time for parc111s to j'studv"' .too - read the ncwsoaocr or a book. This acti on enables the child Jo see that learning is impor· tant and is an · ongoing experie nce for the entire famil y. · Par.cnts can do several things to help their child academi cally, They should know how much homework a child has each night. They should review and check the schQOI and homew ork papers daily. They should spend one-on-one time with the child and attend extra-curricular activities for him or her. They should ensure that the child has enough sleep and proper foOd and exercise. All of these concerns can have a posilive effect on the chtld 's schoo l performancq. Cox invites all. WEDNESDAY ..: POMEROY -- HOP1¢..(Horscmcn of Precision Entcnainmenl) will meet Wednesday. 7 p.m. a1 the Pomeroy Library. The firsl musical drill team for horses in Southe.Siem Ohio IS now acccptirig new members. SYRACUSE ·· , Syracuse PTO. Tuesday. 7 p.m. at elementary school. RUTLAND ·· Leading Creek Conservancy District. special meeting. 5 p.m. Tuesday. personnel mat- THURSDAY POMEROY ·· State RepresentatiVe John Carey open door session Thursday. 2-3 p.m. at lhe Meigs Coun1y .,Courthouse . Any rcsi.dent with, ques1ions conc.cming state government is welcome to atte nd. ters. POMEROY ·· Catholic Women's Club meeting. Tuesday, Mass preceding at 7 p.m_ · • POMEROY .. Meigs County Hi.{ REEDSVILLE -- American Red torical Society pu~lic meeting Tues- ·Cross Bloodmobile visiling Eastern day, '7 p.m. al Pomeroy Village Hall High School Thursday, 9:30a.m. lo concerning efforts to preserve the· I :30 p.mc Buffington Island Civil War Battlefield. , · POMEROY ·· Rock Springs Better Health Club meeting Thursday, I REEDSVILLE ·- Eastern Local p.m. at the home of Barbara Fry. Band Boosters meeting Tuesday. 7:30 POMEROY -· Revival at'the Zion p.m. in the EHS band room. Church of Chrisl, Pomerov. throileh 12 Months Same As (ash ·-··· ,_ -·- ~---~··""-- ·.- Send .queslion• to Ann Landen, Creators Syndicate, S777 W. Cen· tury Blvd., Suite 7110, Los Angeles,: ~alif. Sunday wilh services a1 7 p.m_nighl· ly and 10:30 a_m. Sunday_ 90045 p~n./oannc Counci l and SATURDAY MIDOLEPORT Overbrook Cenler. 333 Page St.. Middlcporl. will celebrate it.~o. lOth anniversary with a lawn par1y SaiUrday, I -5 p.m. There wi ll be food . entertainment, games and prizes. Former reside nts and families of former residents arc. invit~d . Lcs Meig_s POMEROY Re1ired Teachers wi ll have a meeting Oct. 17 at noon. A representalivc of the AARP wilt speak on consumer protection. For reservations call 985-3890 or 247-272.1 ur 742• i t41. GALLIPOLIS ·· Area-wide suppon group for Parkinsons patients Friday. 2 p.m. a1 Grace Unit~d Methodist Church, Gallipolis. with doscussion and viewing of a video: '. If the 992 Exchange Is a Free Part of Your Telephone Service, Then You C.~n Call Holzer Clinic In Gallipolis Toll Free! DIAL 992-7834 ANDERSON'S 12 Months Same As Cash RGAIN AYS Vinyl Floor. Covering·: .Carpet Sale 1 ·vou never realize how much of a castle your home realty Is till lhe taJC assessor calls. . P~stor Hayman . Specoal singing nighlly. All women welcome. , By Dave Grate of BoHle Gas "Copy wi1h Parkinson's Disca.sc." FRIDAY MIDDLEPORT Christian Women's Conference will he fl!!ld Friday and Saturday. 7 nightly a1 Ash Street Free Will Baptist Church. Middlcporl , with guest speakers Denies Bonecuner.. Barbara Zus- . *** Where else but in th is country can you start at the bottom and wind up the boss - if you don't mind the financial sacrifice. •15 Patterns in stock Daybed, Speebtl •12 ft. wide •White Bed · le .RUtland Bottle (lae i. Rutland Bottle Gas Rt. 124, Rulland, Oh. 742·2211 ·AnThis Sq. Yd. SALE! ,, For Onl31 Huge selection of styles & wood finish~s . AsLowAs > SJ99 Glider Boeker Sale • Oak & Maple Finishe~ • Assorted fabrics Gun Cabinets· ·Lifetime ' Starting ·t-·· . 'tr" ~Onl~ Monday thru Saturday 9:30.5:90 Mattress Sale sag Angelico Twin · ea. pc. ~139!:'~~ Reg. Sale Full ea. pc. $259 $1 Full ea. pc. Queen Set $499 - $339 Queen Set King Set $799 $479 King Set ~~====;::=~ Reg . $369 $699 $999 szi9 Twln S239Twin . ea. pc. ea. pc . 209 ANDERSON'S 10 ~· non-prOrBiell v.arr111nty 10 yr. non-proratl!ld wsnanty Reg. Sale Full ea. pc. $649 · $469 Full ea. pc. Queen,Set $799 $529 Queen Set Set FURNITURE & APPLIANCE 992-3671 POMEROY ~--· r . Free Quotes, Free Removal of Old Carpet St . Roglo 8299 >Only 1 McGuire Starting Una-up 1998 Call 742-2511 or 1-80Q.83NI217 Ask for David May be seen at Berbers, Saxony Carpet, Sculptures, . Trackless and· Commercial Styles •4" Foam Mattress •2 King Size Pillows •Coverlet•· Set · .( ' woman m the basement domg her laundry in the nude wben she was ; surprised by the meier ~ader. Here 's: another one: Mrs. X was slark naked and just · abOut 10 step into lhe shower when 1he doorbell rang. She hollered . "Who is it?" He shouled back. '"It's 1he ~lind man." She figured it was safe. so she opened 1he door. He looked al her'" shock and asked, " Where do you;' wa111 me to hang lhe$e blinds,• lady?" , DIAN Foree The boxer whose life has always been an open bnok will f111d his inner thoughts an: now open too when the reports art rdcascd. Tyson's attorney, Jim Jimmerson. said the reports ltre positive and show that Ty son 1s both mentally and " It is a hurd-hitting repurt," Jimmerson said. "There are going 10 be things that talk about hi~ innermmt parents can leach their chi ldren how MIDDLEPORT .. Revival will he held Tuesday lhrough Sunday. 7:30 p.m. nigh1ly at lhe Wesleyan Bible Holine-s Church , 75 Pearl St .. Middlep<1rl. wilh Evangelisl Rev. David Herring . Special singing. Rev. Doug POMEROY .• lmmuni7.alion clin· *** . seen. Tt.IESDAY BEDFORD -· Bedford Township hoard of Trustees. Tuesday, 7 p.m. a1 1he 1ownship hall. *** Come play some world-class golf with us and you'll see why Coif Digest says " ... Alabama's RobertTrentJones Golf Trail is very cool." . he allegedly rohbed . The 22-year-old man from New York is in prison awaiting trial on charges he robbed a bank in Allah tic City, N.J .. in June 1997. , He has filed a civil suit claiming the teller lied and slandered him gy telling police he had threatened to shoot her if she did not hand over the money. Tile !Jian says he only presented her. with a nole saying " I WANT THE MONEY NOW." Dear' Readen: Isn't America a wonderful country' Anybody can sue anybody for anything .. and this certainly pre>ves it. If anybody in New Jersey knows how· this 1urncd ou1.1'd like to hear from you . Dear Ann Lander.: I enjoyed (once again) thai column ab<M 1he --:-- Community Calendar *** . neuropsyt:hol"gi"'t. psydliiltrist . clinical psyl'ho)ugist. two neurologists a lener Ihat could save a good many readers a lon of grief down 1he road. Thosk TV commercials tha11eil peopic how easy i1 is 10 clean up all their debls and then add, "if you own Y!'ur home," can really trap you. Don'1 fall for it. or you could wind up on the street. . Dear Ann Landen: I read your col umn in the Orlando Sentinel_ I jusl saw a s1ory in 1he local press thai I think qualifies for your stupid crook co lleclion_ I hope you canuse il. ·· M.M. in Fla. Dear M.'M.: II doe < indeed qualify. Here it is: . A man charged with laking $3.300 in a Ncl!l Jersey bank holdup last year has filed a S1.2 million defam ati<Jn laws~il against 1hc teller '• work periods. then break for a few minu.les, lhroughoul the siUdy lime . The break can rcjuvcnalc Iheir cncrgy level so lhat Ihey can co ntinue lheir work . To further help with homework. NEWARK, N.J. (AP) - T he Welcome Wagon is goi ng the way of the cove red wagon. · Nex1 year, th e Wel come Wagon .About the only way lor parents to will arrive by mail, e ndin g 70 have the last word is .• to apologize. · years of home vi sits to newcomers . from nei ghbors b~aring baskets of We don 't want to say the bride help ful informa1ioh and gifts. and groom were young , but the " It's truly an American in stituwedding cake was a Twinkie. ti e1n th at is ending ," said Dee Strilo'wich. whose bountiful basOne th ing you notice in middle kets delivered to her new neighage is thai middle-aged people bors in Connecticut made her Welare considerably younger than come Wagon 's top sa le swoman the Ihe Used to be . · past two years. . NA~CAR HAR,D 11'0 Welcome Wagon, founded in · l 928 by )\1cmphis. Tenn., advert is~ ,fiND PIECES ' ihg c•ecutive Thomas Briggs, was •Ear0hllll1 olloi'don •ElliOtt . established to . offer newcomers · •Wallace ,•l.abohte •Walirlp ~alua.bl e co mmunity !nformation • •. .UOM ~ Qttl&l'll . and offers from loca l mer· 1/2~ &, 1164 Pi~es • chants . •New B!llm!lll & JOker Cant . AI its peak in the 1960s. Wel•Sinaii .Soldler Cars come Wagon representati ves I'!Hldc •John Force Gold Car 1.5 million home vi sits . That has •Nascar Barbie · fallen 1o abo ul a half-million this •Jill Gordon year. said El li 01 Bloom , a Startll)g Une-Up spokesman for th e company 's corFull Poseable Figures porale parent, Ccnda nt Corp . of •WCW. & NWO Dlecast Parsippany. . 1/24 & 1/64 Welcome "' Wag on blam es its •1\vo McGuire Tops Rookie declin.c On th e ri se of the two Cards (near mint to.mint) worket family. w.hich made it •McG~tlre & Griffy Combo harder 'to fmd people at home . The XL Headliners number of married women work •Cal Ripken Jr. XL Head.llner • ing full · timc rose from 17 pcn:cnt " ....Alabama's RobertTreptJones Golf Trail's \ $199 golf/hotel package (~e rounds of golf, two . .. nights' hotel) is compared with packages in Myrtle . , · ' Beach, S.C., $441; Kauai, Hawaii, $973; Scottsdale, AZ, $1,055; and Monterey, C{\., $1 ,609:' A team of six doctors who exam- materials (dictionaries, maps, globes, etc.) and praise their chil dren for the effort that they put forth as well as for their achi evements. Some parents ·1ry . tg . help l~eir children by structurin g every minute of their day. Others arc afraid that they might become too lax and not provide enough guidance to help lhe children in their schoolwork. A happy l)ledium can be ,found so the children are properly motivaled and encouraged without feeling overwhelmed. Parents can help make homework a positive experi ence by supplying the children with an organized work are~ th at is des ignaled for studying and homework. It should be a pri· lions. It should have good li ghting and be stoc ked with necessary sup· plies - pens, penci ls, paper and so forth. Parenls should see that there is r~g ular time se1 aside for st4dying. Right after school may not be . the best time, because the children have been sitting all day. Let th em have some physical activity before si tting back dow n to do homewo rk . It FOR SERVICE" " .... Highland Oaks in Dothan g~ts out of five stars in BEST COURSE£ WITH . MAxiMUM GREEN FEE LESS THAN $50" .' out. Due to this deceptive and tempt· ing advenising. there are going to be thousands of foreclosures in 1he ncx1 two or lhree years, especially in Texas. where home equity lending has only recently become legal: Consumers need to ask two qucslions when applying .for any 1ype of loan : I) Is this loan. sec.ured by my house? and 2) If I'm not able lo pay back lhe money. is there a chance I will lose my home? If the answe<' are yes, think long and hard before · you do it. Thank~ for lening me gel lhis information inlo a forum lhat can help educale a lo1 of people.-- C.B. . Rella ire, Tc.as Dear Bellaire: And thank you for vale location away from interrup- "., .. Alabama Ianks fifth in the nation in BEST STATES Still. it says. Tyson is "highly motivmed 10 avoid repetition" of the type of behavior that led him to bite Holyfield duri ng their heavyweight title fighl -t 5 months ago. It ulso says Tyson does nol need any medicalion for p•~chologic~l problems. the . · board meetings, provide re source ' I > builditlg trustin g re lati onships· and '· manag.i ng. ·understanding, arld rnun · aging hiS emo1ional responses." But. in respon..,c to the commJ:.;. sian's main qut:stion. it savs th ~ "risk of a'nothcr major boxing. ollen;.,e is 'lov,:. '" ~ . f--'-- .. . Researc h proves 1hat parents who are· involved in their ch ildren 's school a£1ivitics have chi ldren who have beticr academic and atlendance record s, become more involved in extra-c urri cul ar activilies and have an improved attitude and -better allaround behavior. How can parents help their chilrlrcn suc(eed in school? Thev can meet with the child's teachers peri~dically , attend PTO and school In the -;M ay issue of Go!fDigests 'PLACES To PLAY' we received so manY. honors we had to make a list. · · . but unfortunately, in this case. II would not work. While it is true that some loans and credit card debt can be worked ou1 wi1h credilors. ""Uily loans are ...., an entirely different matter. · Thousands of pel>ple arc being sucked into obtaining equity loans 10 pay off their credit card debt. While credit card in1eres1 may be high, a1 leas( a credil card company cannot take your house away from you. These ads are very seduc1ive. . They say, "Buy a new car, get an equity loan , and the imeresl will be tax deductible." There's juSI one hitch -- if you can't pay this loan, these creditors CAN and WILL lake .Your home. II is rare for a morlgagc lender 10 provide a pl3n 10 " w9rk iJ Time Out .,~~~,lip~ ; ., -By TIM DAHLBERG regular psyc hotherapy wi th a £Oal of · Dear Ann Landen: I work wilh a mongage company in Texas. You · recently printed a letter fr6m '!Wised Up in Detroil," who said unscrupulous adverlising tempts people to obtain loans 1hat arc secured. by 1heir houses. If they default on !hose loans, Ihey lose 1heir . homes. In your response, you said it is best to lalk lo your crediiOrs and work out a payment plan. Thai may be comfoning, Becky Baer is the Meigs Coun· ty Extension Agent for family and consumer sciences and and community development.) . ' Report says Tyson should box again The AP wa!-. give n some deta ils of its f1ndings under the condition that the so urce not he reveah!d . According to the source, th~ report " recommends thtit Tyson ·· undergo · ·-* >W7. '"' .. ...,Crr.auw' Ti"" and Syllll~nU > ., heat races at 4 p.m .. Action on Sun- source Ann Lan ders . '· Page7 . Tuesday, October 13, 1998· Takin out a home.equity l~an? Ready to lose your house if you can't pay?· r.;;;;:;;:;:;::~~-----, v · day,October 18 begins with the fSKY Car Owner: Jim Zarin Sr. The Daily Sentinel Reg. Sale $669 $499 $899 $tt99 $639 $899 �• ... -....Page I • The Dally Sentinel Tuesday,October13,1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Sleeke·r, hipper personal .computers could be on the market in just a few·years ROBERT BISSELL CONSYRUCnON --,---.;'AEI KE R:.GHA'DWE LL:-----CHESTER - Patsy LeAnn length train; go\'lns and carried red, Aeiker and .James Bryan Chadwell white and blue blluquets, were united in marriage on July 4 at Brooke Chadwell: daughter of the United Methodist Church 1n lhe groom, and R'bccca Chadwell, Chester. sister of the groom. were n<!>wcr The bride is' the daughter of girls. Both wore red and white satin Cindy Aeiker of P~meroy and Pal rufned dresSI's. ·• Aeiker of Reedsville. She is the Jeff Durst was beSI man. granddaughter of Maxine and the Groomsn1en were Brian Buffington, late Clarence .Jordan of Pomeroy Brill King , Pat Aeikcr. brother of the · and the late Delores and Keith Aeik- bride, and Roger Chadwell, brother er of Pomeroy. . of the groom. All were attired in the The groom is the son of 'fauy traditional black tuxedos with blue Harris of Reedsville and Ji111 · and } vest and how ties. Taylor Deem and Cindy Chadwell of Long Bouom. Ryan Tripp, cousin of the bride. He is the grandson of Deny Harris were the ring bearers. They wore the and the late Bryan Harris of luxedos with red vest and bow ti~s. · Reedsville, and Virginia Chadwell Laura Arix and Maria Frecker ·and the late Wyau Chadwell of registered guests. Music was by · Pomeroy. Debbie Rose. with vocals were by The Rev. Sharon Hausman offici- Meredith Crow and· Kimberly Jenkated althe double ring ceremony. ins. After the exchange of marriage Given in marriage by her parents vows the couple lit the unity candle and esconed to the altar by her and presented th~ mothers with . a · father, the bride wore a while satin long stemmed red rose. gown with aT-top n~ckline adorned A reception followed the ceremowith sequins, seed pearls and lace · ny at the Pomeroy Gun Club. over an A-line scalloped llowing Tammy Capeharl and Michelle Will, skirt.with a chapel length train. Her cousins of the bride assisted witti the satin headpiece adorned with re10eption which featured the . red, sequins and 'sced pearls held her fin - · ,white ·and blue theme with a foun genip lenglh xeil of illusion and she lain three-tiered cake wilh bridges carried a cascading bouquel of red, transcending to 1wo two-tiered white and blue roses with English cakes. Ivy. , · The bride is a .1997 graduate. of Crystal Dailey was . matron of Eastern High ~ch'ool iind attended honor. Bridesmaids were Penny the University or Rill Grande: The Aeikcr, sister of the bride. Kelly groom ~s 1988 graduate or Eastern Tripp, cousin of the bride, Mindy High School and is employed by Sampson, and Jennifer Chadwell, Wesam Cons(ruction Company. sister of the groom. The bride's · . The couple resides in Reedsville. · allendants wore navy 'blue lloor.. Satellite nearing historic rendezvous and orbit of asteroid in December By PAUL RECER ls·n'-.t k·nc.1wn is whether Efos was >AP Science Writer .once part of a bigger planet or if it MADISON, Wis. (AP) - In the .formed, indepcndently. week before Christmas, some 163' m)lliori ~miles from Earth, a small satcllit.c will fire rockels and · ., become the first '!'anmade ohjecr sent'meI : ~~~~~~~~ced into an orbit around ~n LINDA'S Call 992~6320 ,. "The ' fans would be very upset and ·our game would be slightly tarnished like baseball and hockey when left their ·fans.' ' O'Neal said: "I Local Satellile . Provider . Best Electric Pomeroy ClEANING ' 740-378-9$07 Free Estimates 1-800·809-7721 . $59.95 (Maximum 500 sq. ft.) · GIRLS NIGHT 0UI \ Eros is something of a ~~ystcry. The rnd is ahout the size of a mountain, 24 miles by 8 miles. II is · a ncur-Earth asteroid. one whus'c orbil routinely 'arrics it close tc; the orbit nf Earth . Scientists don 't know if the rn~.: k is solid or if il is a highly porous h«H.Iy with empty cavities nr ('hunks Presents ' 21st Century URNPIKE Public Notice ORDINANCE NO. 6S4 PASSED·OCTOBER 5, 1998 Ari Ordlh•nce to ltllblloh the oalary for tho VIllage Admlnlolrolor poollion for tho Village ol Pomeroy, effeeltve .October icc . Hut it similar to the ast'croids ALL MALE REVUE ' ":• '' Thurs: Oct 15, 1998 111 Wt11 ilcond 5llllt 42\\!0SII.. IIoo!t l 'I ~ \lppeli!W IIQod , O. b~ PO. Ioo »0 GolpoiLOtt~l ~. OH ~1111 liJPI*S l'loh. 01145113 • lQII46-~ l«)j66ol -l161 MHK Public Notice MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO IN THE MATTER OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS, PROBATE COURT MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO Account• •nd va.._chere Advance Tickets '$8.00 Call to reserve Seats . I 45769 " ckets Also Available at Door. Art-s & Crafts Show . Open House Overbrook Center SECRETS! WORRYING!!! Get tons of free stuff · from On-LIne Services! Plus 30 more amazing SeC{ets . No Embarra88~ent ... You're Treated 'With Reapecll Call Now for Instant Approvalll** · 1•900-976-3339 .ext. 9765 ,... • :~ FORD 2.99/mln. Muat be 18. Serv-U 6.111-645-8434 I ·Bobcat Service •Concrete •Masonry •General Commercial,and Residential ' ·' .. ' . ' No Job too Small · Brian Morrison (740) 985-;3948 q~ • ,. • Residential &Mobile Home Air Conditioners & Heat Pumps . Arts and Crafts by Area Craftsmen Free tab I.e space available (Pleas e bring own tables) ~ For More information · Please Contact Mik e Crites • at Overbrook Center at 992-6472 between 9 -4 M-F · • Raili~ • Variety of Gills Tues-Fri 10-6 Sat 10-4. Rt. 124 Mlner~ville; OH 740·992·455g "Ask about our candle parties" ....._,_' TRPPRn , R, L. HOUON TRUCKiNG SERVICE I Agricultural Lime, Limestone • Gravel Dirt • Sand 985·4422 10125t9Bttfn "Easy Ot•er 1/re Pllonc Rmrk Financing" ' Air Condltloners .As Low As 128 a month Heat Pumpi Ae.Lo~ A• 138 a mpnth *Frae 5 Parts Warranty *Free Digital Thermostat *Free Estimates ,. "WI! .ere Qnolily Doesrt '1 Colt More" I 740-446-9416. 1·800·872-5967 PERRY'S CONSTRUCTION Dozer, Endloader, Backhoe, Sight Preparation, Utility fines, Build Roads Licensed for Septic 1 (740) 367·0280 101111 mo. CARPET Computer Ptrfarmance Upq!_adea PLUS ·. "Your Computer shop" Cust.um Built Computers, Networks Modems, Hurd '" t•c ·n, Drives, Prl~tcrs. Upgrudc Yo~1r u Pentium C PU und MB Toduy. t•re.Owned Computers. 740·992-1135 Fur A l'rlc~ Quntet Frngnetlnternet Slgn·up rwlnt rnr . ,....., , Meigs un~ Muson Counties ,_,.... "' -- " · !14 Cmlrl St. ~omcrny, Ohio 4576~ '" - · fl' I , ..,.._ l.m:uttd In the lnsumn..:r l•hu 1\u,i ldlng Even In this disguise For her, 60 Is such a scare n•vn Blrlhday ' REPLACEMENT WINDOW fi1 SPECIAL AL.C:CA $195.00 INSTALLED* . ALL VINYL DOUBLE HUNG INSULATED GLASS TILT·IN FOR EASY CLEANING ' Lillie lltings are Worlh . Alol Ill A; . Professional . ' Floor Installation FREE ESTIMATES 7 40-698-9114 hous eh old, Osby Martin, 7,. 0- 992-6576. Clean Late Mode l Car t Or 1 Tr uckt, 1990 Models ·or Newer• Smith Buick Pontiac, 1900 Eatl· ', ern Avenue, Gallipolis. ~:t!f;p~ ' lht Classified Section! ANY SIZI UP YO 93 UNIYID INCH II IN EIIJYING WOOD OOUILI HUNG OPINING 'DPYIONI IVAILAILE ' ' QUALITY WINDOW SYSTEMS 110 COURT ST. 1·800·291·5600 " POMEROY, OHIO . W. VA. #023477 MINIMUM PURCHASE MAY BE REQUIRED I J & D Auto Pa rtt . Buying wr ec ke d or salvaged vehicles. 304·77J.5033. Wanted To Buy For Family Pet Oacht huml , Pup Or Young Dog. , can 740·44 6-2342 Ext. 1 & Then , 20 Days: Or 30 4-6 75· 4293 £¥en· lnga. Wanted To Buy: Jun k Auto't Any Condition. 740· 44e- 9~53 . SERVICE S Star! datln.g tonlgh\1 Have lun' playing the hlo Dating Game . 1· 81)9·AOMANCE. e<lenoloo 9015. 30 . Announcement• Lort A. Mullens NtiW To You Thrl.ft Shop!)& 9 West Stimson, Athens Ouallty clothing and household · It ems, $1 .00 bag &ai le evefy Thursday, Monday thru Sat urday 9:00·5 30. ' Starting 4 Single , Adu lt,. Christian - Group Non ·Oenamlnat 1onal tf Intere sted Call Beth AI 740 ·446- · ' 2092. 40 "Huge lnvenlory" *RoofCoatlogs *VInyl Skirting •water Heaters •ooor/Windows *Electric/Plumbing Supplies 'Fiberglass & Wood Sieps Dlscbunt Prices Bennett Supply 740·446·9.416 1391 Safford School Rd . Gallipolis , OH E~as . 7 ·B We eks, 740·388-8595, 4 Free Kllten s Healthy, Playful, 6 W8e~s Old, 740·446·0003. · 60 Lost and Found F,ound 3 Hounds Cogs on Shoat . Creek Rd , Crown City. Phone 740· 258·1746 Found : ·small Male Dog, Pomera· nla n Type, In Rodney Area: -, 740· 441 -1 286 , Lo sh~n 10/10/!:l8: Female Golden Ret rieVer Around 0 .0 . Mcintyre Paik Area , Very Lov&d, Ch ild' s Pet, Answers To Name ' Minnie" Help Wanted AVON I All Are as I Shirley Spears, 304 -675--1 429 Point Pleasant wv CompJIMV Is : Seeking An Individual With A B.S. , In Accounting . Prevlo!J& Super visory And Account ing E11perl· ence Al ong With Computer ·And Microso ft Of!l ce Skills I& At· qulred. Dulles Will Include Oversee ing And Pa rticipa ting ln Dally Acco U'!1t lng Functions, Fl-... i . nanci al Reporting, Cost Analysi s ~ And Federal And Sta te .Com· p'llan ce Report ing. Please Send · Resume With Salary f1:1story To: Aulatent Controller P.O. Sql124 Cho~on>l, PA 16022·0124 ADDITIONA" OR IVERS NEED· ED IMMEDIATELY ARE YOU · READY FOR WINTER DRIV• ' ING7 "LOCAL FAMILY Owned Company 'PERSONA"IZED Dispatch •pAlO Employee Health & Life .tnsurance; Oentatlnsurance •RUn ~~oer';;e'S~U~~ Ana SOUTHWEST "401K "Late MOdel Fre1ghtllner ~ CONVENTIONAL& Re~utr e ment s: Age :23 , Cla ss A . CQL And Goo d Driving Rec ord. Plea se Call Toll Free t -888· 790· 0008. ADDITIONAL OW~ER OPERA· TORS NEEDED IMMEDIATELY . "Local Family Owne d Company 740·379·9042. •Personalized Dispatch "Up To $1,($() IMI (InCluding Lest: 900 lbs . Slmmental Cow Red Accesso riAl Pay). · With White Face, Mltslng Si nce 'Home Weekell(ls . 9122/98 Please Catt 740'· 446· •Run ~rom Ol't To The South 0!03 An d Southwest "Permits Provided At No Cl1arge Lost: Car Keys Has Tom Peden ' "Totts Paid Tag & Also Remote Control. VI· "Fuel Card.Avaltable cl nlly: Haffelts Mill Carpet Outlet Aequlr em&nts: Age 23, Class A S.R. 160 , RewardI 740·446·0343. COL• And Good Drl\llng Record. Lost : male tr i-color ed Basset! Please Call Toll Free 1-888·790· hOund , ' Abner', burgoncly col lar, 0008. Ask For Garnet. ' · Georgia tags ,·Eagle Ridge Ylc1 nlty, Appl ications Being Ta'ken For 740·949·8000 I Deli very Pe rso n, Cook IWaitreas, : Sm Black Do g on . Redman Jimarte ni's P1zza. 30 Pleu ant Ridge. Part Chihuahua. and Terri- Vi) ttey RoM , RIOGrande. er ans wers to Misty! 30 4·674· Caregiver lor ha ndicapped man 01\ 5 needed. live-In pr efe rred , Submit '. Yard Sale · r1a me and relerences to: Pomeroy 70 Food ShOp, 402 East Mat n Street. • Pomeroy, OH 45769. .. Gallipolis & VIcinity Cosme lologls t Want ed. Full & , Part -Tim&. Hourly Versus Com· missio n. Pa id Vaca tio ns, Other Benell ts Oflared, Fantastic Sam's, • AlJ. Yerd Sllet Mutt · 0/11/illfn · PARTS Giveaway 2 Whlte.l<.iltens With Blue 110 .&ecounyog M'"'P" I, Lori A. Muttens Am ~o Longer' Responsible For Any Other Debls Other Than My Own A& Of 740"698-7231 MOBILE HOME Wanted To Buv: Uu d Mobile · Homes, Ca.ll 740-446·0175 , 30•· · 67 5-!96! . EMPLOYMENT Personal• 9128198. . AnliCIU&I & clea n uttd t u~niture, ,. will bu y one. pl!!ce or compltlt ANNOUNCEMENTS or har almost eve~ywhm . 2526. '' 740·592·1942 Chester, Ohio Happy Ad llln Antiques , top price& paid. f.l l\o'er- ' "ine. An!!Quu . Pomeroy, Oh io. "' Ruu Moore owner. 740-992- Tuppers Plains, Ohio 45783 740-985-3813 .~ ' 4" thriJ 48." Plastic Culvert In Stoc" Full Line Of Water Storage Tanks • Septic & Cistern Tanka Sewer PIJ?e: 3" thru 8", Gas Pipe & Regulators open: 1 s :oo-4:30 Weekday• 8/25/98 2 mo. pd. v.u,'•• Ringt. Pre- 1930 U.S. Curre ncy, ·; Ste rhnQ. Etc. AcQuitltlont Jewelry · M.T.S. Co1n Shop, t 5t Second Avenue, Galllpojls, 740-4«<5-2842 G&W PLASTICS AND SUPPLY •. ' , DENNEn's HEATING & COOLING Free Estimates j AbiOIUI. Top Dollar ; All U.S. Sll· • ve r And Gold C(llns , PIOQIItll, .· Diamonds, Anttque Jewelry, Gold "' • Hartwell Har~~ . In Historic Downtown Pomeroy 992·7696 10/limo. DUMP TRUCK . New Roofs, Repairs, Gutters, Coatings, Siding, Drywall, Painting, , Plumbing Free Estimates Joseph Jacks. Ohio GUN SHOOT RACINE GUN CLUB Nease Hollow Rd . Start ing S ~nday, O ct. 18, 12:30 pm . Um 1t 680 sleeve .737 back R"'k Pearoon Auction Company, • lu ll "me auclion ee•. complete . aucl •o • '""''" L><eno eo f66,0hlo & . Wut v.rg•nia, ~· · " 773-57850t!lc4-n:l-5447. · 1/iieoomoyer·s Auetlqn se, ..co, • Gallopql~. Ohoo 740·379-272(), 90 Wanted to Buy.. Birdhouses • Clocks • Frames , 005 Auct•onetr • '::-'_22;_0 ·,..Ft_..,;_s_..,_~~v_an_._ _ _ • Toland Flags • Camille Beckman Lotton 30 scents available • Condia molting suppiie< • • and Flea Market .. Auc~<on· vatlely oJ now ltomo each Thutlday Oclober I '"' " Decembel 17 excepl Thanks9iv· mu""r BU>IO•ng Antiques • 'lang Calendars • Candles • Soap • Baby Gifts · --~ -umilepm 80 Auction tng. concus1ont . Harltord com· : _\- - - - - : - - - - 9:o_o_·.12-:00-Sa-tu,;;.;::,..,S:=-'"•" No Credit ~ Slow Credit • Bankruptcy (10) 13 I "ll~lllla:ll£iE$~~ COUNTRY CANOL£ SHOP ON·LINE Saturday, October 17 10 A.M. to.4 P.M. Public Notice will be lor hearing before : eald Court on lho 13th day ol Novomb~r, 1998, 11 which lime llld account will be conolder~d and contlnuld from doy to dey until llnllly · dlopoeld ol. Any peraon lnteratted moy file wrltten exception kr : 11ld account or to moliere P•rtalnlng to the exacutton ol the trull, not 1111 then five 'd lyl prior to lhe date Itt lor hearing. Robart Buolt ·Judga Common Pl111 Court, Probate Dlvlelon Ml!ll• County, 'Ohio Pomeroy, OH (740) 992-8344 (740) 446-4801 Middleport, 446·9100 ol the following named llduclery h11 been lllltd In BE IT ORDAINED BY THE the Prob111 Court, Mtlge COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE County, Ohto, lor epproval OF POMEROY, OHIO; end Hlllemenl: Soetlon 1': Thallhe oalary 1 ESTATE NO. 21580· lor the pooltlon of Village Fourth Aocounl ol Linde M. (1 0113, 20 2lc Admtnlotrator lor tha Forehee', Guerdltn ol the Vlllego ol Pomeroy, Ohio, pereon and 11t111 ol Public Notice ahall be end Ia herebY Dorothy G. Hall, on olleged tllobllthtd II ·tho rill Of' tncompatent pareon. $33,000.00 per yeir. IN THE COMMON PLEAS · Unl111 exception• era Soctlon 2: Thai lho COUfiT, PROBATE OIVISION. lllltd lheroto, 11ld eooount 5, 1998. Farmers Bank . & Savings Company Public Notice Vlllege Admlnletrelor be pal~ up to two weak ol unueltd vacation par y11r. PASSED: October 5, 1998 · Kolhy Hyooll, Clorlc!True. VIllage ol Pomoroy Mtlgo County, Ohio John Multer GeriWelton . Scoll M. Dillon David Bollerd Lorry Wohrung Goorgo Wright 44087 Wlpple Rd.· 614-742-2138 CITY LI~ITS OF ' GALLIPOLIS . 195 UPPER RIVER ROAD Computer Balancing & Mounting P/B. Contractors, Inc. LADIES LOCK UP , · No Males Allowed Until 11 :00 ' radio. New & Used Tires • Batteries 740.:992·29:P,~, " MARSHALL McC:ORitLII .. Carter and McCorkle llllea Coneulllnl ... have shown exceptionql personal effort and professionalism intheir automotive careers. This commitment is appreCiated by their many loyf;ll ,. customers and the Turnpike family. ·-=···Viii St. Rt. 7 Joe N. Sayre ' 10113/1 mo. pd, ., l ;.I-'· I Our Customers Are Special Jack's Roofing .& Construction Amy Carter and • / Marshall McCorkle for their outstanding sales ' performance in September. . • Washers • Hot Water Heater . • Ranges • Freezers · • Refrigerators • Dishwashers • Dryer · Call Ken Young (740) 985.·3551 J/21108 1 mo. p<1 Reasonable Rates OHIO DISPOSAL •Residential· $11.00/month .•Commercial •Senior Citizens Discount •Dumpsters . · •Monthly Payments · Call for best prices: , • Fall Special,. 3 Rooms & Hall · CONGRATULATES 80tUne· . otsCO JONES' 20 Yrs. Exp. • Ins . Owner1 Ronnie Jones ••Need repair on any ntake?.. Hauling, Excavating & Trenching Llme!ltone & Gravel Septic Systems. ' Trailer & House Sites SOUTHERN :cARPET &UPHOlSTERY houoehold Homo. (child'o '""'" . .-.g.-. o<c.) and a vafloly ol THE APPLIANCE MAN . HARTWELL HOUSE SAYRE TRUCKING (614) 992·3838 ALL PRO . ' __,;21,1,.,., ;,:;;;:;;;, ,,.sui\EOsEMIOI\ c~:" • AMY CARTER · Salee Coneulllnl · I . . ....,;_~--..;.,....,;_.;_ 1oy1. t tntcull. w1nter elothes. ·; (Cui Oul for Fuluro Dllltountl 5/26/lfn . 12!18/lfn 'TURNPIKE OF GALLIPOLIS ~ . l«<t'm-2136" 614-992-3470 949-2168 Htluston Rockets' practice facility. 99Q.QI tJ6.Tobreaking offer Member FO.I.C. Top Soil, Fill Dirt Gutter Cleahlng Painting FREE ESTIMATES Limestone Hauling House & Trailer Sites Land Clearing & · Grading Septic System & Utilities Estimates " (No Sunday CaliS) J Downspc;~uts HOWARD EXCAVATING CO. SERVICE Wed . 10114, Chti>lmao llemo. • 992·2284 Gutters Gravel, Sand, SATELLITE Vatd oalt'Oo H0t1oo Slt,ettbo: : :-------::::-1! '·.· Pomerov, Oh. lo . hind Cardinal Grocery! Muon, • 614-992-7643 fU 9am-?. ; ...... FREE EST.I,.ATES \,.\.'1 : Ulh-1 , FitCh 'nd Srew.f l , betllnd POll • Off1ee 1n Lono Bouom. ra1n or • · · THE FABRIC SHOP . , ROOFING NEW·REPAIR , . Limestone, · ELECTRIC OR , Sewing Machine Dealer • Sewing Ca ... Sewing machine repair • Dry Cl--'- s 1 ' ~g erv ce • Scissor Sharpening • lbxedo Rental . • Sign up now for quilt classes. Howard L. Writesel ·HAULING . 7124198 1mo. pd. lfiiC. Porch.,,,. Oct < " WICKS · Ta~e the pain out of painting, and let me do It for you. • Interior Before 6 p.m. leave message: After 6 p.m. • (740) 985-4180. f: ree Estimates -..____ . *"""· COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL bine All Landscaping & Lawn Services . •Commercial •Residential . Owner, Mickle Hollon Chester, Ohio 740·985-4422 .,_. · (Ume Stone- · Low Rates) . PAINTING •U \ " • . Room Additions • Roofing • Sing~ Computer Graphics . Designs •Stallona"Y·Oocks •Blown lnaulatlon •Garages •Decks 241<24 Pole Building starting at $5995 740-992-2772 ' • DESIGNS ·R~::.=:nt The spacecraft was working well and was on target for its meeting jn space with the asteroid •ailed·Eros. Andy Cheng, a Johns Hopkins l)nivcrsity researcher and .the pro. jcct scientist for NEAR, said the craft would begin orbiting ..Eros on Jan. 10, 1999, and that in lhe fol lowing monlhs it would be lowered· slol)'ly until 'thc craft was speeding just 21 miles above the asteroid . Cheng reported on NEAR at the bnnual meeting. of the planetary division of the American ASiro· n.omical Society. Six inslrumeniS aboard NEAR . will analyze the compo~ilion .· magnetic f'ield and mass of the' asteroid ,. sending the dala back 10 Earth by · that pounded Earlh earl y in the pl:mct's hislory. One such as temid smashed inlo ·E.arlh 65 1nillion ycnrs ago and is thought to h1\vc cuuscd the cxtin,tion of thL: dinosaurs. · Like mosl asleroid s. said Cheng, Eros probuhly formed early in the hiswry of the solar sySicm. Whal . Yard Sate G•r•Of' salt· 615 0.Mf,tl HartinQef MAOa~C , 1.t-tS.16. Anuqu. OJihH, Hom~ln,.,-IOt ,' bed· f &pfeads. cufl.if.lnf . ciotntng. baby • • New Homes • VInyl Slcflng New Garages • Rep'l acement Windows Th F b i Sh ' a rc op LANQSCAPI J&L SIDING .& INSULATION . •VInyl Siding •Soffit •Fascia . ·Seamle•• Gutter •R00 fl " ng · Room ¥dillon• :New Garage• •Electrical & Plumbing '•Roofing . · •Interior & Exte'rlor ·• Painting Also Concrete Work (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG Ill 992AI215 · Pomeroy, Ohio '. sto~ suggestions, report lateResearchers said Monday thaf news and Offer news ~pS the salellite, valled 1he Near Earth ·-:===========;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Asteroid Rendezvous, or NEAR, r ~ ,r YOUNG'S . ' CARPENTER SERVICE -... r 1998 Martin Street Joe Wilson Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 (614 992-4277 ':::;;::;;;:;:;;:::;-.~;::;;;.;:~~1:.~~ r New Homes & RemodeVng Garages, Pole Buildings, Roofing, Siding · Commercial & Residential 27 yr(? exp. Ucensed & .Insured Phone 740-992-3987 ··-·~ FrH E•tlmates . 'l i! t OWner: John Dean . . · .lin. Ml\..tllin. ..llliiA M';t... """""'~ tr!•l ~ !Jl'•r Ill!!! til•~ ~JI!itf llitt 'fl!i'~ II!'!~ 9 Pomeroy, Middleport & VIcinity :~&faifYif~.fl~~ ,...B-1-SS-E-LL-.1-U-IL-D-ER-S..... , -.-N-C•...., '1P "Buil4 Your Dream" 7/'l211fn ' Remodeling MIJ 985-4473 • . Custom Homes ,• New Homes ,• Garages ·Complete ' Remodeling · Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATEES more Mr. and Mrs. James Chadwell The Daily Sentil'\el • Page 70 By DAVID E. KALISH · AP BtubHto Writer LAKE BUENA VIsTA, Aa. CAP) - Pholographs and learher·bound . yearbooks soon could return to your desktop - !he space-hogging penonal ·COmputer is about to gel far slimmer and friendlier. . Thanks to technological advances, IOday's bulky desktop machine should shrink to the size of a shoebox within four years, an industry research linn prediciS . .By 2002. more than one-third of ·new computers will sport sleek flat-panel displays, which are sharper titan most lladitional bulky moniton, futuristic-looking computers, not to mention arnaiingly po~erful ones, likely will resoh from an ongoing game of technological one-upman· . ship between rival manufacturers, the Ganner Group Inc. predicted Monday at its annual compute~ symposium, which drew thousands of COfJlOI'ate technology managers. While computers grow progressively 'raster and cheaper each year as a mauer of' course, the Jru~Chine s themselves have appeared preuy much !he same these past two decades, with a few notable e<ceptions. Apple, for one, this past summer i.ntroduced a jelly-bean-shaped translucent desktop : machine, the iMac, which comes equipped wtrh a buill-in monitor and an : unusual round RJOuse. . . · · • For most of us, the .traditional box-like look has consumed our desktop : ' < QUILT WINNER - Donna Sampson of Pomeroy was the winner space and cv,c n confounded some desigJH:rs ' anempls 10 make offices . 1 ·:, ., · • of a ·qullt'ln an American Cancer Society fund raising project. More warmer and tess clu!lered. But PC manufacturers, caught in a worsening pricc-cuuing war, arc run ~ : than $600 was collected In the "quilt for a cure" project carried out at the Fabric: Shop by local quilters. The Fabric Shop provided the ning' out of ways to diffcrentiale their wares. Prices of some consumer : mal!!rials and local volunteers did the quilting. A second quill Is machines plunged to as low a.s 5400 !his year, yet only slightly more than 40 · now being .made. Here Becky Anderson presents the quilt, a double percent ~f~fJ.S . households own a desktop. · .. • wedding ring pattern, to the winner. The dnvc to lure mpr.c. c~om,erj. is,~purring,oew innovations. PC mak· ers need to find unusual ways 10 persu&de busine:i'scs to replace. their existEddie Murphy sees ing machines every few years. "The U.S. market is beginning to saturate." Gartner analyst Manin : latest, movie 'Holy Reynolds said at a seminar with technology ex~cutives. "Slowing growlh ' b b' t will drive change. " an Om 1ng a _ Advances arc pushing prices of nat-panel screens down. from the 'rough- . the box office ly $1 ,000 it now cdstS for a 14.5-inch display, about three times the COSI of a comparable top-quality moni!Qr. That should make it a compelling ·pur- . · LOS ANOELES (AP) - Com- chase for many businesses and consumers in just a few years. In additioll'io,~ ·1 · puler-animated "Antz" was. I he t6p saving lots of desk space, nat-panel images, which use liquid crystal, appear qf 1l.1e box office hill for the se~nd . crisper and mor£ .vivid and reduce eyestrain. · week, gross ing $14.7 million hilc Not surprisinfly, microprocessor power and hard-drive capacity will con· the cop-buddy film ;;Rush Ho · r" tinue to rapidly grow, enabling computers to run ever-more sophisticated took in $11 . I million for second. ~ soflware, such a.s three-dimensional computer games. " What Dreams May Come" But other apvances will make computers cooler. For example, voice· . dropped to third with $10.9 ~\Jillion recognition software is expected to improve to the point where users can : while Eddie Murphy 's new comedy speak nalurally to a computer to enter data and uuer commands with relative . "Holy Man" had one of the worst accuracy. . dcbuls of his career, grossing only More customers - particularly COI)lpanies - are expected to move to : $5. I . · million for fifth place, nontr&ditional ways to secure their computer systems. One technology thai : Exhibilor 'Rehilions·Co. Inc. report- increasingly is gelling allenlioQ recognizes fingerprints of users , freeing : cd Monday. them from die- ne~q to remember passwords that could be left on scraps of . ' The "Saturday Night Live'' spin- paper and read by intruders. · . 1 BIRTH ANNOUNCED - Jason off "A Night al lhe Roxbury " was Compaq Computer Corp .• for example, this year began selling iis ldenli- : and Cheryl Roush Ryan of Lake· fourth with $6. I million. "Utban · cator software for $99. A user simply places his finger in a groove that takes · land, Fla . .announce the birth of Legend'[ was sixth with $4.' 8 mil- a photograph of the image, translates it into digital code, and then matches : their first child, Jacob Patrick lion. "Ron in" seventh with $4.7 ·it against a1code stored in the computer. .J , Ryan, born Aug. 31 at the Lake- million , "There's Somelhing About land Regional Hospital. He Mary'.: eighth with $2.8 million" weighed seven pounds, · 10 and "One True Thing" ninth with Billionaire Warren Buffett and golf pro play a: ounces. · round at public course for nostalgia's sake $1.9 million. · The paternal grandparents The poetry-in-prison drama OMAHA, Neb. (AP) - A bjllion- ·Palm B'each, Fla., agreed on lbe round : are John and Linda Foreman, "Slam" led several limited release airc joined one of the country'~ top of golfhist summer at Wiren's sugges- :' Pomeroy. The maternal grp.l!d· movies in strong debuts. It played on golf .teachers for a round - ill a publion. Wiren had won a junior golf: parents are Herbie and Polly two screens and ~rossed $34,887 for lic course. Rather than tee off at some event at the course at age 13 and knew · Roush, New Haven, W.· Va., and · an impressive pCr~location average · posh country club, financier Warren that Buffeu had played: Elmwood : ,. the· maternal great-grandpar- of $17 ,444. · · Bulfen and golf pro G~ry Wiren 'slung · often as a teen-ager. Neither had : ents, Bill end Mary Roush, New Also doing strong busincs~ were well-worn canvas golf bags over their. played the par-68 circuit in 50 years. •. · Haven, W.Va. two stories about dysfunctional fam- shoulders Monday and walked the . Buffell readily agreed to play Elm· il.ics: Denmark's " The Celebration" public Elmwood Park for nostalgia's wood, joking !hat he would get to play with a $13,811 per-location average · sake. -.. holes No. I and 18 for the first lime. to Sh9-q wants and the United States' '' Happiness" Buffen, 68, chainnan of Berkshire He 'said he and other· boys used to wilh a $10,077 - pc~- location aver- Hathaway Inc., and Wiren, 63, a skip the first and last holes to avoid play ball - now age . teaching professional from North paying the 25-eenl greens fee. HOUSTON (AP) - Shaquille .Travel togs: A stylish purple · Machine washable. A matching skin want to · know wher!l 1o go for the O'Neal's vacation .lrom the free lhrow Iinc isn't sucl{ a blessing after tunic with long pants is a wonderful is available. Tunic (catalog No. best in African-American history, 1 outfit in which to travel' (or pack 2405),68; 'Piml.s (catalog No. 2422), food and entertainment. The book all. . LoS Angelc!) L:.1kcrs star is along for yourtrip.) ·It's comfortable , $30; S~tn (catalog No. 2421 ), $30. points you to historic II~. museworried about the' National Basket- and· looks greal too 1 A real eye- from "The Last Best Place" cata- urns, bopkslores, shops and restau· ball Association 's image if -the own- catcher, the tunic has a nute player log, I (800) 252-4766. rants thai relate 10 African-American beaulifully embroidered on the ers' lm..: kout lasts H)(Hnuch Iunger. • .--,. .. culture in more than 15 cilies in lhe · · "Truth,fully speaking. I wish this front The pants have an elastic Black culture finder: "The United States (plu·s two Canadian thing would hurry up and get over," waist and are. tapered at the ankle. African-American 'rravel Guide," provinces.) · O'Neal said Monday after a pickup Made from slorie-washed colton for by Wayne C. Robinson (Hunter Pubgame at Westside Tennis Center, the maximum 'comfon and ease. lishing Inc.), is fo~ . lravelers who M Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ...... Be Paid In Advence . . QEAQLINE: 2:00p.m. the dey before the ed .I t to run . Sundey edldon · 2:00p.m. Friday. Mondey edition . • 10:00 a.m. 5etUI'dey. 140·446-7267. ' Dollar Plus: Brand New Gallipolis Store, Opening Soon Retail Manage men! & All Pos111ons Ava il· · abl e Rapla Ellpansion & Ca reer Gro wth Opponunlt les . Fax Re· ' · Oct t6,9!l . 8 OOAM · 3:00 PM 224 sume 304·736-309< Or M,all P.Q, . O!Vc Dr. Spring Vatt ey Are e. Galli- eq, 10, Bar boursville , WV :.25504. ' polis. Bal:ly Items :A.nd Clothes! Ga tllpolhs Herald Dispa tch Cmrler , Want ed, Ap' p ro ~ 1 ma t aly 3 ·4 Pomeroy, Hours Del1.,.er T1me Dally. Mu st •, Middleport Be Bondable . Must Ha"'e Transportation, Month ly Ne l Prom Ap· & VIcinity pro ~ . $850, Con tact Steve Spoo r, All Yard ·SIIII Mutt B.t Paid In 304-526·28321 Advance . Oeadllnt: 1:OOpm the day before the ad 11 to run , Experienced Hairdresser Ne eded s ·undey & Mondev edition- For Busy Now Sa lo n. Benef its 740·441 ·1sao or 740·256-6336 . 1:00pm F~doy. . B1g gar age sale· Wed nesday. Thurs day, Frid a~. Oct, 14· 16, · Paul Hauber Oehlnd post ot.!lce In Long Bottom, 9a m·? Baked goOds 1001 . Boso 's. SA 338, Grea t Bend. Monday· Sunday, October 12-18. Don't miss ou t on the biggas t !:Nile we:ve ever hadl Help WantM . CommfH<;Ia l Paint· ers w1th 5 y~ar s Experience aM . Relere.nces . Coil · (740)·245·5555 lnturance Phyalcatt · medically · Inclined persons needed to d,O In· s·uran ce physicals in ~elgs/ Ga l· ' IIA County area . GoOd blood druw Sk illS a musl Please call Pat al 800 ·9 55· 3~ 26 . �' • Page 10 • The Daily Sentinel TuKday, October 13, 19.98 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Tuesday, October 13, 1998 ~ Pomero • Middle ALLEYOOP Ohio The Dally Sttntlnel• Page 11 : • BIUDOII: PHILLIP ALDER "'mrn K..bler Ccmpiny 11 Now Ac teptmg Reaumet For T~ Pot• 110n 01 Ttrrtlonal Managtr For The Gr•ater GaH•pohs IR1plf't Terrf1or~ Succt~ilut Candjdalt Should Ha tott Grocery And lOr Sal•s E•perjenct Commlu•on Salary lntuftnee Company Cat Plut M Drtl EOE Send Resomet To Keebler Company 39~9 Beechwood Ortve Ona WV ~!1<5 MediCal ReceptKlMiit Weekdayl Apply In Per1on Med•cal Plaza 93e Slate Rou1o 160 G a MU11Cran1 have drummer ban lSI and 1011 player need gudantt I yoghtl and lemale vocalist 10 do cotmlry to rock prae1-ce 1oca11orr n Albany Ohio Call John ill 740 698-11212 Nttded lmmed•ately t Second St·ull Child Cart Your Houte Or M1ne Green SchOol OISttiCI Cal 7AQ..25«J.6AI9 Anyrlmtll OTA Driver Nteded 1 Year Flat E~~:penence Clan A COL Comp Pay Bonus Ptogram Late Model 740 441 0807 'Conventional Oays 74CJ 245 5592 E\lanmgs Part lime Duke Cleaners 1n Po1nt Pleasant • Pari Time Serveu~~ull T1me Oe HYery Person Apr;~ Jy At Kelly 1 Kitchen 740 446 3661 Ptl\late Outy LPN Compelltlve pay good working condltlont 40 hour week day ahdt Rel•abte truatwOf'lhy & canng nurae lor one • tmall girl Ch1ld Call 30~ 676 5091 ahet ~pm ' PRODUCTION COORDINATOR we Are A Highly Re spec ted In ternatlonal Oi&trlbuuon /Manutac turing Company Lo ca led In The Co lumbus Oh o Are a The Per son We Seek Must Possess The Followmg 415 Vear& Produclrofl Planning PC Skills Bolh Excelf And Excel! Spreadtheet Th is Person Alto Must Be Very Ana r lytlcar Comt With A Distribution t Manufacturing Background And Strong People Skllls We Provide Excellent Benefits Can You .Mee t Ot Exceed Our Needs? RES UMES WHEN SUB· MITTEO TO ADDRESS BELOW MUS T INCLUDE SALARY RE· QUIREMENTS TO ClA 454 c/o Gallipolis Cally Tr ibune 825 Third Avenue Gail•poNs OH 45631 NrJTE ALL THOSE WHrJ AL · REAOY SEIH REPLIES, PLEASE APPL~ AGAIN CUE TrJ CIRCUMSTANCES WITI1 THE MAll. REGISTERED NURS,ES Reg istered Nurses Are Needed Immed ia tely To Wo rk On A Per D em Ba sis In The Ma ternity & Family Son•lces Unit Two (2) Years 0 1 Labor & Delivery And Post Parium Exr;~e r ence Pre !erred A AN License lnThe State Ot Ohio Is Required WAIS 6 WSEO RadiO nat ~ •ngl tn ~ fo'k)w•I'IO lttJ Oft aJr 0« ..Jockey~ NlwJ & SponJ H n~ret..:~ &end resu~n~t tal;vy re qOtttmetl'tf ano ea.sNU8 taaMI to """"'' 10 ,.333us Roule 33 Sooth ~NI Ohio "'5764 W""' AI Homo Growmg Company Nttcl' Htlp How 1250 ISOO A. Wtell Pan T•me FuN Tune Elty & Fun We W•ll Tram No E•~rtence N'td td SO<NM lnquriOI ()n~ I 800 200-70<8 140 Buslne.. Training Gollhpollt Career C0f1t.0t Sptng vailey Plaza 740 446 4367 t 800 21'* 0452 Accredrted Mtm ber ACICS ReQ 1111).05- 1 me 180 Wanted To Do Am hper~enced Wilh ~etertnc et And W1ll Tend To Tht Elderly In The1r Home Call Anfla 740 258 1433 Certt f1ed day ea~e pro1odtr wlll babytl! In my home Hysell Run Rd 741).992 3537 Electric maintenance serviCe Wiring breaker boxet light llx ture healinO systems & More 304 674 0128 Furn•ture repa" refinish and rill toratlon also custom orders Ohio Valley Rel!mshmg Shop Lany Phillips 740 992-6578 ' HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER 1oo Jackson Pike Gallipolis OH 4563t "' ' Phone 740 446 5 t05 FaxfTDD 7404~65 106 Scenic Hills Nurs1ng Cen ter 31t Bu~ rldge Ad Bidwell OH 456t4 t &!Now Ac ce pting App llca llons For Friendly Outgo ng And De p endable STN A s Plea se Apply In Perso n At The Front De sk Bel ween8 30AM 430PM Security Guards mu st be able to work :any Shill Including most wee kends must Mave clean police record QOOd work h•story reliable trans porta tio n valid dr ivers II ce n&e hO me ph one and musJ have black steel sa fety shoes Pay sta rt s at $5 75 per hour 32 ~0 hours per week ca ll 740 669 2874 Monday Friday 6am 4pm for appoln lment Btdroomt curo 1==~"":::-:-::--:-::-:-:-::::­ L•ght Hauling & Trash Remo\lal ReaaoNble Aatesr Call 740 446 3106 Looking For An Available Youlh Leader Poslllon Pleas e Call Seth 740 446 20~ WIH Take Care Elderly In There Home Wr ite PO Box 128 Vln 1on 0H ~S686 FINANCIAL 210 Buslnese Opportunity INOTICEI OHIO V•LlEY PUBliSHING CO recommend s that you do bull nus wllh people you know and NOT to send money throug h the mall un til yoU have lnll&!ltlgated the offering Now Open Jodi s Hall 69 Perch Street Kanauga 740 448 7473 Arcades Billiards Music Dan e ing & More Sortle lhln g For All Ages Al so Except ing Fleserva tlons For Parties Pl enty Space For Vehicle Parking room STRONG lEADERSHIP 415YEARS DISTRIBUTION !MANUFACTURING BACKGROUNO AS A SUPERVISOR EXCELLENT COMPUTER SKILlS ABILITY TO SET PRIORITIES MUST BE FLEXIBLE TO CHANGE WE PROVIDE EXCELLENT BENEFITS CAN YOU MEET OR EXCEED OUR NEEDS? RESUMES WHEN SUBMITTED TO ADDR ESS BELOW MUST INCLUDE SALARY REQUIR E· MENTS TO ClA ~ 53 clo Galli poll s Dolly Tribune 825 Third Avenue Gnltlpolls OH 45631 NOTE ALL THOSE WH O AL REAOY SENT REPLIES PLEASE APPLY AGAIN DUE TO C IR CUMSTAN CES WITI1 THE MAIL. Stcurlly Ortlcera Temporary assignment lncomo polentlal over $600 00 week ly Securi ty experience prelened but nol necessary You must hl.w e n cle an pollee Record de pandal'lle 1ranspor t.1110n be neat In appearAnce and pass a drug screening Mus I be ab ~ to work 12 hour~ Shilts some superv1sor positions available 10 tho se w1th secur 1y expe r ience Call Alll&d Se cu11ty ilt (304) 76 8 1064 T F betwuen 9am 4pm EOE The Me•gf Coun1w- Heatlh Depart ment h<h a lull t•me pos,uon ava11 al'lle lo• a medical assls t811t 01 J'flndlr1oi1R w th similar quahllca nnns to w 1 k 1 1 publ c h&alll'l wl1n ~>oomon inr1 Cl'l1lelren Computer axpe 1mnce and medica l back vro und 1eq•ned Send resume to Me1gs County Henun Depar tmenl ATTN CFHS PO Box 631 Po mercy Oh1o 45769 by Oclober I 2B 1998 EEOC ~lddteporl . _ - c:a11 7ol0-illl2·3<165 Make offer frte l'ltat mull Hll three bedroom 1wo balh ranch w1th 10 acrtl IJII . .11. lnground pcJCJj lil!ed IJr IN 000 INI Jj)Mg 740-7•2 3711 Newly Remodeled 3 Sdrms 2 l!alhl Brict Aooch lR FR , OR Hardwood Floort New Carpet Cuttom Buill Call CatHnllt and Trim Ttlroughout Mercerville Mea 740-256-65n ' Pomeroy IOOr bedroom HUD W/ D newly remodeled near play refereflCtt SID ca~ 1..0. Prk:e reduced ~ will consider Hll 1ng on land contract 3 bedroom ll)fil level new 3 car garage new neat pump and atr1 new carpel lhroughOut vel)' nice home 740· 742 4000 knowing!~ accept advert sem.ems lor real es tate whiCh 15 •n violation olthe law qur readers are llereby 1ntormed !hal a I dwelling s .advert sed n lh1s newspaper are ava•labto on an equal opportunity bnsls REAL ESTATE 2 Bedroom house hardwood Floo r s Carpeted Vinyl Siding Co unty watpr apply 3 Acres Lo cated o n Wyoma Rlelge !30 4) 675 7071 3 Beelroom House On Jay Drive C11y Schools 740 ~46-6541 740 446 1990 Alter 5 PM 3 Bed rooms 1 Bath e rose To Hospi tal Spri ng Valley Area Rear Deck Ra nch Style 740 446-9140 3br ll~mg room dining room famlly room 1 ba th cen tra l air newer carpe l & roo t replacement windows l.!lmlly nelghborhoM pr vacy tenced yard 2411 abo11e ground pool many upgrades move m cond Pflced In 70s 304 675 2924 6yr 2 3 bedrooms loft longue/ groove pellet slove HI?!CA ap ptlnnces garage spn acre Bula vII& Pike 740 367 0266 By Own., :l~r OICI 3br 2 bath garage on 1~ 112 lo ts By appoint men! 304 675 2349 Gall1polls 3 Bedrooms All New Furnace Window s Hot Waler Tank Root 740 44t 1021 740 446 4665 A s ~ For Sus •A Great Lor.ntlon Close To Galllpo l1s N ce 3 Bed roo m Home Ap prox 1600 Sq Feet New S•dlng Ntrw Central All F~replace 2 Car Garage Large Deck And All Ap pllllnces Slay Call For More Info ?40 446 9664 Mi-2217 tAFt J( 60Ft 1988 Oakwood 2 Bdlmt Total E~nc MH Delw try lrkt New Throughout 110 eso oo 446·0175 304 1•o 615-596! 196il Community moDile home 12t56, aaklng t2300, 7o40 8o43 5310 days or 740 a.:J.51.t7 alter l!pm 1971 Htllcretl 12•60 two btd rooma waafwr, dry.r stove & re lrlgerator air underpinning 14500. 7ol0-illl2 ~39 ~epoed Double W ide On Lot lraU&r on BfOid Aun Ad 2 Mile• lrom Sporn Plant 3br I 112 baths 2 added on rOOft'll 101 rage , 2 AIC 1 household ilems aa $17 000 304-882 ,.28 GaH~II Vlndllo 10FT X 14FT Wllh Ex 1117,100 BRICK RANCH pando 2 Sdr 20i=T LA large Mailer Bdrm Ex:c Cond On Rented Lol, Ready To Move Into 740-4.46-1409 We Finance Land & Home With A1 Utile At $'500 Down t ·606 Style House E•cellent Condition Par Ually Flnlthed Basement 2 Car Garage Serious Inquiries Only!! 740.44&-J365 AI 2 Ripl ey Rd Ranch 4b r 2· bath heat pump, partial garage, priced to ull' 740 ~4 1·0450 or 304 675 7854 Sandhill Ad All brick 3br 2 beth den 2 ca r heated gara ge plus work & storage area 1 2 acres $127 500 304 875 8959 Wetl maintained 2 bedroom hOme Features full basement re· modeled ~ltchen w11h dlt hwasher cen1rat air new root end carpet Pric ed to se ll 304 67!5· 7e93 or 304 675 5094 after 5 pm 320 Mobile Homes lor Sale $500 Down on any 14x:70 tn slock limited number free dellv 81)1 Ca ll I 6()()..691 8777 S999 Down on any 96 model Ooutllewioe In atock Free Oellv ery Call I 600·69t 8777 Abando ned Home Take Over Paymenls Or Make Oller 1 800 383 6962 door) 350 Lots & Acreage 14x70 Liberty on .t acret at Hart lord $21 500 00 004-882 2649 3 Prime acres just off Fit 33 Ma son WV Serious inquiries only 304 882 3772 3 two acre lots on Cremeans RQ oil New lima Ad A ulland 740 742·2803 5 Acres Flat Road Fronta ge Kerr Road 740 367-Q138 All UUUUes Already There Cente nary Area Green SchO ol 740 256 11!64 Sce nic Valley at Apple Grove WV Building lot s alngla wlde s accepted public water ~o minutes !rom new Buffalo Br1dge on Jerry s Run Rd Clyde Bowen Jr 304 57S 2336 St'Vt1111 5 ICrt p'arcal1 famote beautiful land, Melgt County SciP~ T'Np SA 692 Ouol ofl SR 14 31 owner r1nanc1n; (($1800 per ac re) tall for good map 740 593-8545 Woodeel Lots 3·5 Acru Over looki ng Tree Farm GrQvtr Ad Cheshire Area $9,900 00 A nd Mu&l Se ll 1990 Clay ton Mobile t4x70 2 Bedrooms 2 Baths Jac cu zzl Tub Heot Pu mp Porch De ck Asking $15 000 Will Con slder O!ler 740 4~ 6 6441 Even· lngs.. Up 740·367·0221 01 740·367 7242 1990 Clayton 2 Bedrooms 1 Bath Very Nice A/C Call After 6 PM wa Buy Land 30 74tl-441 0221 Price redu ce d 199 0 Spru ce Ridge 14x70 mobile home 11ery good cond ition 2 bedrooms 1 & 1/2 baths washer & dryer ~uove refrigerator central air 6x8 oOt side building Immediate posse S slon 740·992 6582 1t88 KICK-OFF ClASSIC Doubt• wide Dream Homes $999 Down 6 99% Interest Rate Free Salelllte Di sh w/Purchase Only II Oakwood Home& Nitro, WV 304·1115·5181 5 Btd rooma 3 baths wllh over 2 OOOaq II Under S350fmo 1 600.251 5070 5 Bedrooms 3 Bath s With Over 2 000 Sq Fl l.lnd er $350/Mo 1 800 251-5070 ABANDONED HOME 3BA Assume Loan Low Montl11y Paymenls Financing Available 304 755 5566 Double Wide New $999 Oown S237 per me Free delivery & set up 1·BOO 691 6777 E·Z Finance Renters & I st Time Buyers 2 & 3 Bedrooms Under $200/mo 1·80tl-251-51!70 Easy Finance Rent ers & 1st Time Home Buyers We Have 2 & 3 Bedrooms Around $200 Month. Limited Tlma O(llyl 1 eoo 25 1 5070 l arge selec tion of used homes 2 or 3 bed rooms Srsrllng a1 $2995 Ou•ck dallve ry Cau 740 385 962 1 New 14x70 $500 Down $199 per mo Free air skirt 1 600 691 6777 NEW 14x80 3!1/1 GLAMOUR BATH $199 Month Only At OAKWOOD HOMES NITRO,WV 301-755-5885 New t6x80 $500 Down $245 per mo Free air Skir t 1 80 0 69 1 6177 New 1998 t4x70 lhree bedroom Includes 6 mon ths FREE. lot rent Includes skl rtlno deluxe steps and setup Only $187 oa pe r monl h with $1075 dcwn Ca ll 1 800 837·3236 NEW SANK REPOS ONLY HEFT Still In Wananfy OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE 301-751·5185 Aepo s For SAle 2 & 3 Bedrooms Qua il !~ By Ph one 1 600 251- 5070 360 Real Estate ' Wanted 500 Acres. We Pay Caoh 1 800 21 3 8365 Anlhony Land Co RENTALS 410 Houe&s for Rent 1 Bedroo m House Acro 88 From Campus S3001Mo Deposit Re· qulred 740·~41-1005 3 Bedrooms 2 Baths S3101Mo Deposit & Aelere ncea In Water · IOO Alter 4 00 PM 740 643• 2916 •• 3 Bedrooms 2 Bath s S300/Mo ' 304-736 7295 1 •5 BEDROOM HOMES FROM $4 000 Local Gov I . & Ba nk Ropo 1109 a Call 1· 800 522 27 39 X Large Older Farm Hou se For Rent In Cen tena ry 3 Bedrooms Reterencs & Deposii •Requlred $350IMO 740 446 4053 Ni ce Clean 2 bedro om relerenc· Washer fOyer Hook·UPI 304 675· ~ 162 Nl coJ clean 3br reterences & deposl1 no pets 304 675 5162 1 420. Mobile Homes lor Rent 2 & 3 be.droom mobile homes air co nditioned $260 $300 se wer water and tr ash Included 740· For Sa te 2 & 3 Bedroom Ouahly by phone I 800 251 5070 1 Bedroom Economtcal Gaa Heal W/0 Hook Up Near Cinema 1279/Mo Plus UOhllel llepool1 & Lease Req..-red 7.oJ0.44&.2957 1 br apt tn Henderson water sew er and garbage turruahed A• · france anc1 ClaP06tl requtrect S200 per monlh 304-675-1972 2 Room• & Balh No Kllc!ltn $200/Mo Oepotil Required All lJIIIJts~~lneruded 740-.UI 1005 2bdrm apts to ral electric ap pllancet lurnlthed la ~nd ry room lacrl1tlea cioN to .chOOI In lawn Apphcat1ons a~a1labla at Vllla;e Green Aplt 149 or call 740 992 3711 EOH BEAUTIFUl .P.RTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES •T JACKSON ESTATES 52 Wettwood Drive 1rom $279 to 1358 Walk lo shOp & movies Call 740 · 446·2568 Equal Housing CWOrtunrty Beech Street Middleport 2br. lurn•she(t utlllllel paid deposit & references 304 882·2566 ............. Chr11ly'1 2 Bedroom Mobile Home On Krln er Road $265/Mo Includes Wa tiH Trash $100 Deposit No Pets Inside 740 446 9569 2 Bedroom Mobi le Home In Crown C11y No Pels $250/Mo Plus Deposit 740 256-'6308 2 Bedroom Trai ler On ~ dlson Pike 5220/Mo Include'S Wate r $100 Depost No Pets 740 ~46 1637 740 446 3437 2 bedroom tr aile r In Ra cine 3 bedroom tralle 1 In Middlepor t no pets 740 992 5858 2 Bedrooms $375/Mo Plus Utili tie s & Deposll No Pets 740 446 43t3 740·446 0879 2 Bedrooms W W Car pet Natu ral Gas Heat tn Gallipolis 7~0 446 2003 740 446 1409 3 Bedrooms 1 t /2 Baths and 2 Bedrooms 1 112 Baths In Porter Area Deposi t And Rehence Re qulred can 740 38 8 9t62 New Mobile Home lor Rent No Petsl In Country Deposit 4 Refer ences Requ11&d 740 446 9616 Tralle• For Rent Beaut1lul A1ver V1ow 198 R•ver Streal Ka nagua Deposit Aelerencas No Pets 740 44 t 0181 Foster Trailer Park 740.992 5039 Two bedroom trailer $260 montn $260 deposit ranter pays uutmes 468 Oudellng Lane Racine ?40 992 9156 F~mlly LMng Pomeray/Middleport Ca ll 740 992 4514 Monday through Saturday 9 OOam 9 OOpm 1·2 3 bedroom• Stove/relrlQ' avallable uldllles and cable paid HUO accepted Children Wet come Ask tor Christy Furntshed lbr apt great for 1 per so n clean no pets S2!50imo plus electric $200 deposit 304· 675 2651 Furnished 4 Rooms & Bath Com pletely Redecorated Clea n New Carpet No Pets Or Smoking Rei erence & Oeposlt Required Alto FurniShecl 2 ROOr'fl l & Bath Up· stairs 74().446·1519 Fur nished Apt Near Libra ry Share Wllh Attracti-ve Lady 740 446 4335 6 00 9 00 PM Furn1shed Efficiency atl utilities Paid Downstairs $275 00 Month 919 Second Ave 740 44S 3945 Gracious living 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at VIllage Manor and R1verslde Apartments In Middle cor ! From $2 49 $3?3, Call 740 992 5064 EQual Hou61ng Oppor tumltes Latayette Mall Gallipolis 2 Bed rooms 2 Ba th s All Utll lll es In c.tuded $450/Mo Deposit Ae qulfed 740 441 1005 Now Tak ing Applications - 35 We st 2 Bedroom ToW nhouse Al)ar tmant s Includes Water Sewege Trash $2951Mo 740· 441 1616 740 446 0957 740 446 651 5 One bedroom apartment In Mid· dteport all utllllles paid $100 de po sit $270 month call 7~0· 992 7806 Bam 5pm One 13'edroom apt In Pt Pleas ant lurnlshed extra nice & clean No pots 304 675 1366 Tara Town house Apartment & Very Spacious 2 Bedrooms 2 Floors CA 1 112 Bath Fulfy Car peted Pallo No Pets Lease PIUs Security Deposit Required 740 446-3461 APT AVAILABLE NOW Twin Al'ltrs Tower now accepllng applications ror lbr HUO sub sld lied apt lor elderly and ha ndi capped EOH 304-675 6879 450 Furnished Rooms Circle Motel lowest Rat es In Town Newly Remode led HBO Clnemax Showllme & Disney Weekly Rates Or Monlhly Rat es Constructloh Workers Welcome 740-441 5696 74(}~41 5161 480 Space lor Rent Mobile home site available bet ween Athens and Pomeroy ca ll 740·365·4367 Nice Large Private Lot tn Cente· nary for A Mobile Ho me S1101 Mo 7~0 4~6· 4053 MERCHANDISE 510 992 2167 Two bedroom trailer in Racine REPO Sl mshed and unlurmthed ' HCurity depolf1 requtred no palt 7410 992 2218 340 Quelness and Building• Commercial Office or Ft etall 87 Mill St Middleport 1.4!0 Sq Ft $400 mo Corner Building 740 992·6250 Acqultillont (next Apartment. for Rent 1 and 2 bedroom ap311menb 11M" 928 ,.28 TAKES uot tvA 1·30H13-21140 310 Homes lor Sale ' A Little Counlry In Town' Pnce reduced large re slored VIctorian home situa te<! on 12 acres VII lage or Mlddlepon Secluded and private close to schools and chu rches Private brick circ ula r drive bnck patio mooern kitchen !amity room wlll raplac:e 3 4 bed rooms two baths large forma t LAI DR lar ge Ioyer lour original stained glass wi ndows 30 min ut es ·fro m Athens 15 20 minutes rrom Gallipolis For ap pointment call 740 992 5696 -air tkln must be moved 12500 740. 992-6757 Ilk IJr JL<Iy $11 50000(304)7735103 Th s nawspaper will nol 440 PRIME \.()CATION 414 Third Avenue 1988 Oakwood t4X70 2 Full Batf"'s 2 Bedrooms Dishwasher Heat Pump Very Cleant All real estale advenislng In th1s newspaper Is sublec t to the Federal Fair Housi ng Act ot 1968 whiCh makes It lllogat to advc rt• se any preference lim tatl on or discrimination basod on race color religion so• tamlllat status or national orlg•n or any lntent•on to make any such prelerenco llmlta11on or discrimination 1'2.l60 ttatlef can be uHd for of lic<llrall« 11500 740- 10150 1br trailer, pa111r tur niiNd old but "' gr•& conctitiOn Two bedroom trailer good cond• Beautiful New Two Story ColOnial 3 Bedroom 2 1/2 Balhl, L~ FA Dining Roo m ~ l th Hardwood Floors Oak Trim Fireplace 1 112 Ca r Garage Appraisal Greate r Than Asking Price Of RED 30H7~- 30 A.o:res Farm HouN Batn And OUibwldtn;• Pr l\late $300 00 DepolO! 1300 00 Renl Re4Joncoo Requrred No Eacepflont 140 886-7062 30H38 7295 '""' ! 30pm SUPER\IISOR We Are A Highly Re spect ad In ternational Manufaclu rlng /Ois tri bullon Company Loca ted In Th e Columbus Ohio Area The Posi Uon We H a~te Open Is For A Production Supervisor The Per so n Se le cted Will Possess The Following three ~d bash and 112. Sst 000 prjce Houtt In 304-11751951 Ha11e 2 Openings For 24 Hour In Home Care Or Elderly Or Handi capped 740 441 1536 All Nt* kiiChtn .Prie«< To StU! $35 000 740 311 Geor,ge1 Portable Sawm1ll don I naul your logs to the mill tull call Please Contact Rosie Ward Dl reclor 01 Human Resources HouH For Slit In KI.NUOJ \ti~ 6jdtng And Hew WindoWs. 2 Houaehold Goods Appliances Ae condl lloned Washers Dryets Ranges Rel rl grators 90 Day Guarantee! French City Maytag 740· 44 6· 7795 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers dryers relr lg era1ors ranges Skaggs Appjian ces 76 VIne Street Call 740 446 7398 1 886·818 0126 Pastel sola & love sea l square collee table like new good qual I~ $600 304 875 5479 530 Antiques •WNtMlJPI"' F..,.,_ Heal Purnpo ~ Himalayan CatJ $1 00 £ach 7.&0379-2282 AI< COn- dklon.n; Free Esllmatetl If You Uon t Call Ua W• Bolh Lost! 1182 OM.11 98 Regency eKUUent condition. Armttrong F=uel oil fur nanct 155.000 BTU Amana 12 000 STU air condllloner ttlll under Wlfftnty 11200 00 30o4· 882 292~ ATTENTION MEN t All Natural Formula For Male PotJncy No Chtmlcals, Wouldn t You Rlthtr Try Something N'atural? The Mtdlcal &hoppe l.t80 Jackson lll<o - Bundy alto taxophone · 740-992 3242 For Sale, Console Plano Re sponaible Party Wanted To Make Low Monlhty Paymentl On Plano See Locally 1•800 26H218 Upright plano, walnut finiSh $450 060 7-10-992·7881 FARM SUPPLIE S & LIVE STO CK Beanie Babies Salting Under Secondary Market Pnce Will Bargain• Call304-675-3090 Sundy 8-Fial C~l1nel Bundy II E Flat SaxotJhone. Oemlnlla rdl Flute Variety 01 Current And Ae llted Ty Bean ie Babi,. And A Smtih And Corona Word Proctl tor, All In Mint Condllionl 740· 24~5443 610 Farm Equipment 1888 GUC TrlfCk 2·10n Nelo Hoi 1ancr 717 Field Chopper Edison Mayo& 3().4·675 1858 t 998 Jo hn Oeert 870 "' Whlll Drive Wnh Loader Only 30 Ct'turch pews for aate 1'2 twelve foot A ten root $200 each 740 949 2217 DIABETIC PATIENTS You May Be Entitled To Receive Your Ola belle SUpplies At No Cost To You For More lnlormalron 1 888 677-11!!81 Electric Scootera Whealch.alr1 New And Used Stairway Eje\l a tors Wheelchai r And Sco oter Lifts BOWf1lan s Homecare ?40 441·7283 For Salt· Fill Di rt Will Dell\ler 304-175-8734 For sa lt · membership at Roya l Oak ReiOf't Club make offer 740 om $15 000 00 7'0· 286 Ageo-AIIII Spoclal Tractor 5670 83 PTO H P 4 wheel drive world famou!l air cooled dlasel engl~e Goodyear Radial ttr aa all 4 wheels lnde pendent 540 and 1000 PTO H;' drauUc wet dltc brakes all 4 whtell DUiere nllal lock front & rear dual hydraulic ramotes ROPS and Canopy 16x16 Trans minion tully ty nchronlzed lor ward & reveru th ullle, zinc coateel thetl metal, 4 year or 400 0 hour dr l~ e train warranty Check your JC MF. fN H or CIH dealer and tee ho w long lhey warranty there drl\lt train Keet· er 1 Service Center St At 87 PI Pleasant & Ripl ey Ad Leon , WV 653-03<17 25123 3().4 895-3874 Grubb 1 Plano· tuning & repa irs Problems? Need Tuned? Call the plano Dr 740 446-4525 Farmall H Wltl'l 6" Buth Hog good Tractor! $1200 00 (304) 675· 7071 JET AERATION MOTORS Repaired New & Rebuilt In Stock Vour area bush hog dealer tor pari& rotary cutters loaders till ers llnlah m ower s eel Car mich aels Farm & Lawn midway between Gallipolis & Ale Grande Ohio on Jackao n Pike 740 ~48 24 12or 1·800 594·1 111 Cell Ron E'>~ans 1·800·537·9528 Kitchen Cabinets Cooktop SJnk Range Hopd lOr sate Remodeling See Balore Re.mo\led 740 446· , 0418 la rge Englander lreutandlng pe ll et stove Used one winter like new $700 740 367 7~33 Lill Tru ck Folk Se t $100 DO Campe r Shell With Bed llnar 6ft lor 82 GMC PICk Up $75 00 740 379 2855 Prlmeatar $49 Installation onr~ $25 99 per mon th !rae bon us 800 263 2840 SALE Kitchen Cabinet s 63~/.0FF li st price if purcl1ased by the end ol Octobe r Free In ho me estl mate ~ Tri Counly Di stribut ors Inc 1 800 352 3147 SATELLITE SYSTEMS 1B' RCA Di sh $19 99 pe r Monll1 Ask Ab out Free Prog ramming No Credit Che ck From 8 OOAM 9 OOPM I 1100-325 7636 Siegler Fuel Oil Stove 1970 Ford Bronco lor Pa,ts 740 256 1477 Sola 92" long southwester!:'! col ors & design like 'ne w $200 740 985·3595 • Two Top Qua li ty Tan Plaid Couc hes Excellent CoAdlllon $250 00 Call EYenlnga 1 4 ~· 446 ·2667 ' Wanted adve rtising cpllectlbles Coke Pepsi etc Including old tin sig na 7~0 992 5053 Waterline Spaci al 314 200 PSI $21 95 'far 100 t • 200 PSI $37 00 PeJ 100 All Braes Com pression FAIIngs In Stock RON QVANS ENTERPRISES Jackson Ohio 1 800 537 9528 We buy antl(l ues and parllal or complete estates baby Items aM old Fles taware Jean s Furniture & Antiques Tuesday through Frl day I tam 4pm 145 North Sec ond Middlepor t Club Call Sale Stee rs & Heifers Saturday O ctober 17 th t 2 PM Law rence Coun ty Fair grounds Sta te Route 7 Proc torivllle All Calve s Bo rn & Ra ised In La wrence County Ca ll 740·643 0430 740 533 0689 Or 740 533 0769 Evenings Before 9 PM Leave Message Fo r sale 7 year old Registered Quarter hor se mare well broke $1500 Arabian g&tdlng 9 years old well broke $1200 740 742 710 Autoa for Sale Bt Grand A.m LE two door 740 742 2187 89 Co\JOa r run s good looks good low miles lady driven 740 992,235 8 afte r 4pm weekdays anyflme weekends 9 1 Probe automatic a/c PW runs & looks great highway miles $3600 740 742 3711 I aBO ·1990 HONDA CA~S $100 ·SSOO Pollee Impounds All 560 1981 Monte Car lo $400 304 458 AKC Registered German Rot twelle r Pup ~les With Shols & Worm ed Par~nts Well Tem pered 740 446 6603 AKC Siberian Hu s~y Pups Blue Eyes Pet Only $125 Each Wllh Breedmg Right s $t75 O th ers $100 740 446 8627 ani 304 615 2063 740 366 0013 Himalaya n Doe Rabbit 1 112 years old $5 00 304 695 3577 Jack Russell terrier p uppies 7 weeks old llrst shOts wormed tall!: do cked $250 each 74 0 698 7055 Ja ck. Russet! Terrier Pups Talis Docked Dew Claws Removed 740 441 -QSSt French Ci ty Pet Grooming by Ap polntment · Ult ra Wllh Bathing Syatem " 650 Second Ave Gall• polls 740 44S 1528 1995 OodQe Naon '* Dr loaded! Weot • K 9 5 • A 3 • Q J 2 1991 Goo """o 2 Dooto • Cylinder Aut o A~r 53 000 Mllat 15100060 740-~ 1991 Chevy lumina A~FIA Cruise Control Excellent •AKQ A/C ConcU· 2130 Ex! 4420 2566 'l ve 12 ooo miles, 14700 740 949· 8oulb TH' FIRST TIME I LAID EYES ON YOU, PAW--I KNOWED YOU WAS ~3 t981 Chevy Love .tx4 New Parll, GOO(J Condition Sl 450 740·256- 643<1 A PENNY FER YORE THOU6HTS, WHY DID THEY CAI.L OFF TH'CAIO 6AME? HONEY POT TH' ONE !! 1988 Chevrolet S 10 Tr uck Ac tual Mllaa 26 000 Good Condi lion, S3 500. 740-379 2773 1991 Chevy work truck 1500 Serlet cylmdar automatic, 72 000 miles r uns '>~trY good nice truck, S5250 OBO 740 742· 1.00 e 1993 S 10 Tahoe Blazer 2 wheel drlva 141 000 miles ucellen1 S5 500 30H7&-4050 1994 Ford Fl SO P U 4X4 ICyl , PB • P S Autotrant A/C AMIFM Ca88elle Plus Topper Bed Liner Trailer Hitch W/E ie ctrlc Brake Conttol Very Low Milage One Ow ner $12 000 00 7~0 24~· 5478 730 Vans & 4-WDI t960 1990Trueks $100 $500 Pollee Impound!! All Makes Available I 800 290 2262 X 31)01 19M Conversion van new motor new transmiss ion asking $3~00 740 992 7637 1993 C hevy Conversion High Top 1 38 000 Miles VCR Rea r Air H8a t Royalty ver sion Package $12 90Q 367- 7410 ., THE BORN LOSER Van TV Con 740 e4 ,.I'M ., THEY ~1.m ~YCU. Tlu.e:T \ NIJM~>E~ 1 YOI.I'Ii:f LQ..VIN& ['M. OfNIOU5L'( I Wil-l"'e-~1 irl-"'"e.s\. e IN IKE. Wro~c, (.()\\1.(. ~~~~pI I 1995 S .l 0 Blazer 4x4 LT pack age 4dr1 leather Interior, SHAFIPI 304-175·3446 740 Motorcycles Do,__.;__ _ _ _.J. 19&6 Honda CA125 ucellent cond iti on $1600 will consider !lade for utlllty lour wh.ea,ler call , ~ 740 992 5011 ~ '750 Beata & Motors for Sale ' \ I \" I 1990 Cobia 18 open bow 120 hp top and bow cover good co nJ dillon $5000 740·992·0017 '\ I\ I \• \1 \\ \\ \ I \ I I \ .~ Gallipolis Boat Club Great Pro tacti on For Your Boa! 740 446 6253 Evenings 760 I DREW A PICTURE OF YOUR DOG .WOULD VOV LIKE TO BUV' IT ARE 't'OU A 5TARVIN6 ARTIST? IF YOU WERE A 5TARVIN6 ARTIST, I'D BU'I' JT ALL I ~-lAD FOR BREAKFAST WAS A WAFFLE . ,.----- - . -1 New gas tan ks & body part s 0 & A Auto Ripley WV 304 372 3933 or 1-1100 273 9329 Windsh ields Install ed $100 00 And Up Tra nsm issio ns lna tallad $10000And Up 740446 153~ Campers & Motor Homes 5pm 810 . ' Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOFING !988 Boon~v•lle LE maroon 4dr new th es & brukes good co nd S3 200 304 675 5792 alter 5pm 1988 Bui ck Century automutlc V 6 eng in e excellent co nd ition 58 aoo miles 54000 call 304 773 5173 Unconditional llfellme guarantee Local r eferen ces lllrnlshed Es tablished 1975 Call 24 Hrs {740) 446 0870 1 800 287 0576 Rog ers Walerproolrng Appliance Parts And Service All Name Brands Over 25 Years Ex per lence All Work Guaran teed French City Maytag 740 •46 7795 C&C General Home Main te nen ce Painting vinyl ~ !ding carpentry doors windows bath s mobile home repair and more For free estimate can Chet 740 992 6323 1989 Cavalier Automatic 30 000 Mile s On Motor 1994 Toyota Con;Hia Automatic Loaded 740 446- 1610 Prolesstonat 20yrs experience with all masonery brick block & stone Also room additions ga rag$S etc Fre e estimates 304 1969 Chevy Subwban Loaded E~cel en t CondiUonl 125 ooo Milos $9 000 740 245-5797 840 199 1 Dodge Sha dow S2 495 199 t Cavalie r R/S 4 Doors 42 000 M1les S2 995 t986 Barel· Ia 1986 Chevy TrucM Cook Mo tors 740-446 Ot 03 Residential or com mer cial wiring new service or repairs Master Ll censed electr ician Ridenour Ele ctrica l WV00030Ei 304 675 773 95oo 1766 Elactrlcal and Refrigeration when you're ~~TRO-ORAPH gomg alier un nnpon.mt goal Wednesday. 0.:1 14. 1998 SAGITIARIUS (Nov 23-Dec Keep your dreams ahve .md eyes 211 Try In blend Ihe lrad•lmnul wuh on the slurs m !he commg year Your !he progressiVe 1oday when breuk1n ~ poss1b1h11es lo• renhzmg bnlh old and lresh ground Whul 1mgh1 lyp1cully new umbhions are slronger !han be lhrow-.tways could ac1Uully be !he ever' baSic <emenl needed 10 bond lhc L1 BRA (Sept 23·0cl 23 l II you stru cture have an unportunl mall« In diScuss CAPRI CO RN (Dec 22-Jan 19) w11houl someone speclullllllay, don., , Challenge w11i pe lhe msp~rau onal use a surrogule hecuuse you m1gh1 cmalysl !hal II gel you go mg today not be properly represenled Tulk lo Whe,n someone lhrows down lhe the mdmduul yourself L1bru 1rem guun1le1. your re.1l ab1h11es w1ll come yourselllo a binhduy g1h Send the mlo play reqmred refund lorm and lor your AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 19) Aslro-Graph pred1c11ons for !he year Everylhmg hus a way ot workmg ahead by ma1hng $2 und self- 11self oul and !hiS w1ll be true for you addressed slumped envelope lo Aslro· !oday You r ph1lnsoph1cul ullllude Graph. c/o 1h1s newspaper. PO Box w1ll keep everylhmg m perspecuve 1758, Murruy H•ll Slullon. New PISCES 1Feb 2U-Murch 2()) York. NY 10156 Be sure to slule Today 1s !he duy lo reap !he rewords your Zodm~.: s1gn whr.:re )OUr work or ~o: \tl\!l.!r t:-; con· SCORPIO (0cl 24- Nov 22) cerneu Buuon hold !he pnwe" 111.11 Moden1110n IS !he secrel m geumg he 11 you heheve you deserve ,, 11use whul you w,ml lud.ty Bul ve1l yuur or honus t.L'isert1veness, espt!l:tully 0136 1986 Lincoln Town car V 8 new !Ires & transm issi on eesy on gas runs gre11t 740 9o49 2253 51 Avoldlil ._ ldrollly 11C..W_,~I I I0 7 DOWN • k 10 • 7 4 • I 6, 3 ' =-c' 1T-I 2F- ~8:t­ .r=:::~ ,,..,.. ~ a Clllcfuin -n-- 34~­ I 10 •Mil 4 Rim 11 n : as n c-... will! ..... 12 ..... ,... ~~= 2A~I*I 2tHcniOOIDr 2t 111111111'• • Wttl Norlb •• 2• Dbl 4' :110 M Opening lead • A ·- t; llermful 2 1n 1 I Mglan ·="" alI I .... .,.. 31 Traoqulll• From the old to the new · YesJerday, we looked al the old· fush1oned 1mmed1a1e cue·b1d Your opponenl opens one of a su nand you overcall two of !he same su111o show game m your own hand However. !hiS cue-b1d suffers from lwo maJor draw bach. f1rs1, 11 comes around as often a~ Holley's comel Second, you can stan wnh a takeoul double and show your power on the nexl round So, nowadays mosl loumamen1 players use IIJ.e M1chaels Cue-B1d. devised by M1ke Michaels. If lhe opemng b1d Is one of a mmor, lhe cue-bid overcall shows allea.~t 5·5 10 !he maJors Allernal1vely, 1f the open· er bids one of a maJor. cue-bidding 1wo of !he sume maJor shows a! leas! 5·5 in 1he other maJor· and e11her mmor Lei's look al the former firsl Nonh has JUS! 17 h1gh-card pomts. but only lhru hkely losers (If part· ner doesn'l have lhe spade kmg. 11 wilt surely nesde m !he opener's hand ) So, North took a shol ut game. (Agreed, ufler West's slrenglh· showmg double. perhaps Easl should hu•e b1d. F1ve clubs doubled costs only 200 w11h besl ploy ) Wesl defended well , Slurung wuh lwo top clubs Yel Soulh ruffed w11h dummy 's heart lll,lhen calletl for !he heart kmg Aller wmnmg w11h !he ace. Wesl led 1he club queen, bul declarer ruffed w11h dummy's heurl Jack, cashed !he heart queen, and overlook the carefully preserved heart e1gh1 wilh his nine, tinlilly gel· ling lo hiS hand As Wesl was muth more hkely to have kmg-third lhan kmg -smglelon ol spade~. South con· lmued wuh 1he spade 10, p1ckmg up lhul stul He won 10 lncks VIU live spades, four hearts and one diamond A11J. llnll • lllorl ...... 40-wllll 42 %:'.:!!. ........ 44 Olcttuta NOtiOn 41 Clllnlng okllll - ·=!9'1111111 12Worlllrl' ATV.,_, L.A.- CELEBRITY CIPHER by Lull Campos ~Ciphefor:::;:w•w -~homq~ '""' •p ' PKVXPI1 ZK vc IHXX WZIIWI OOIIHF . DPO ZUZIF PM AZXVIIYW CHOZ pall.,..,_.,. I • .,. ...... people T'f""_O_U ..... _ _ ... _ IZ WLVIRW J I HR Hllk H VC IOOVII. AVA IVLZ PREVIOUS SOLUTION. "LIII oughl to bl I 11ruggl1 of dlllrl lowerel aclvln1U,.. w11011 nolllliiV wl11llrlillze1hll0ut " - Rll*x:ol W111 . ' WOlD lAM I 11111 UILT PI IIIII 1111 I Gl~NAT I' I I I .:, ~~~,= I' I 1 I I r H U M' T 0 1 •::: "Have you ever not1ced,' one fellow said to his pal. "that L.=~·=·==·=~·=~~:_, the most mov1ng moments of .. our lives find us all - - • - - - • --ri;...I_Nnlc-C"TIT___,A,I'I'7-P"Tj--il _ ~ ~rd~?~plore by . V vou lho chuck I• quolod fdltflg In dO¥olop lrom the mluing II•P No 3 wordt bolow e ~~~~~~~r;~~~~~~ETTUS I' I' 1 r 1· I' I' 1 () ~7fc!~~~~~ lEnm To I • 21-Apnl 19) Lucky you' Cup1d has hiS arrows a1med squurely ul you today Tius tould mean a new n)munce. or the sweelemng nf Ihe love at your hfe TAURUS (Apni2().May 7JII You possess bolh art and skill to accomplish proJ<cls 1ha1 requ1re creaiiV~ knowledge Th1s IS an excellenl day 10 use your lalenls produc11vely GEMINI (May 21 -June 211) Allhough you normally 1ry not 10 show part1uh1y, you could lind your· sell f.tvorms one over the others Evaluule your slmryg emollonal bond w11h lhiS mdlVIduul. CANCER (June 21-July 22) ThiS IS on excellenl day 10 go shoppmg lodoy, espec1ally for home uems You may even purchase somelhmg !hal could mcn:ase 1n vulue tur beyond 11s prese nt selhng pnce LEO (July 23-A ug. 22) A more d1rec1 ove rture 1mgh1 come from someone l<xluy who you've udm1red lrom 11 diS!Un<e Th1s person Will revea l a mulmal atlruc1100 ~­ ·'-( IIII III •There s noth1ng like a cold shower," my husband laughed "to get you to have the water heater FIXED' 740 245-5677 SERVICES N=OIIIIIr SCIIAM-LITS ANSWIIS Exh011 - Humid - Jo1nt • Prefer- FIXED Budget Priced Transmissio ns and Engines All Types Access To Over 10 ooo Tran emlsslons t!:IB3 Chevy 27 Motor Home New Transm issi on Fu lly Eq uipped Gas Generat or Large Refrlgera tor Everything In Good Condition 11~ .. Annyordlr 24 Ilion ,.,,.,d...,.. 21 -..~ 1 Auto Parts & Acceasorlee 20 Wil derness sell contai ned bath/sho we r good co ndlllon $1000 firm 740 7~2 2420 alter -~ All*- lnlo 101111 (UD) Lillie 1111 Cll Mille Co-p•n pt. II !7 l--1_ _.__.__.._ _,__, Summers not OVI)rl Kawa sa ki STS Jet ski still uhder warranty thre e seate r 8 ~ hor se power bought new July of 97 three matching Kawasak i ski voals an,d trailer all go wtth It Priced to sen $4200 740·949 2203 or 740 9492045 w ill consider trade tor a good pontoon boat 1962 Volkswagen Rabbit diesel $250 cart 740 992 5523 d'r 740 992 5362 1965 Mazda AX7 5 Speed Good Condition $t 300 OBO 740 367- ......•• tlufRcMICILII By Phillip Alder 1993 ChfYY S· IO 2wd 2 8 V 8 !hpd \ll ry go od cond $15 000 304 875 3954 cond~lon 21 • Vulnerable: Eut-Weat Dealer: West • 89 Ford Ranger XLT Extended Cab 5 speed, air crull8 1111. excellent condition no rust, 790 1985 Corvall e automatic leather Inter ior loaded with options In eludes UV sunblocker glass top Babied garage kept nice car In terested tn trading lor Harley Oa vrdson Ca ll 304 675 6539 any trme •as I 55 • J 9 4 82 blue GMC 1ruck, ve,y good 20 .. • 47 Owlna :at"*"'•Coltl I I 6 • 10 4 2 • t 74 2 condition $1200 140-949-2040 17 11 ,__ • o.,ty 211111l! t 19B2 Cutlass Supreme 2 D 260 va Good CQI')dlllon $1 500 oo Firm 7~0 992 4566 740 367 7093 ..... ·-·.............. 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Nul exoc1ly w11chcs and gho•l> and guhlon•. but 11 '• the standa r~ Hallowee n dec ural ion fur more I han 120 lamohe> on and around BalOn Ruuge. La. " We wanled I<J <.l o M>mclhong In w mba1 al l the ev il th ai Halloween repre"""'· " says Tara Mayu. a devoul churchgo>er and llllllhcr of four who .>prcad> more .cnplu re !han cand y on th" ' J'I•>ky Ia>! n i~ hl of Oci<>ber. .. "When I was very louie, I wc n1 lrll:k-or-lrealong and slUff ... hu1 I didn ' t know lhc origin• ol Hal-' Bu1 Ihi• much is known : Around I!(XJ B.C., it wa. a pagan u lebration replele woth reverence for a 1un god and a god of the dead. It was Mardi Gra. and New Year'1. a mix of merrymakmg over >Ummer'• haroe1t and dread for the long nights and \hun days that mark winter. The Cell1c druids (prieots, judJCI. puc ts and such from ancient Britain. Ireland and France) called the day Saouhaon (pronounced Sai:N) . Depending on whom you ask, the name meant the end of 1ummer or w'" lhe name for the druid•' god of 1he dead or their •un god or one of their many other gods. "They helievcd all kinds of dark 'P'"" were held al bay by the bright ' "'"'ncr 's sun," says Frederick Suppe. a pm f~ssnr of medieval i ludic' ' I>Cdalit.ing on Celtic cultures al Ball Sialc " Bul wilh winter thooe lowcc n lhcn I dtdn ' l underswnd 1h ~: C\' il i1 n: prc~nl \." "'PirJ b could nuw come oul ... il wa1 lhctr ~nne of the y,c~r. " . 1 ' CELEBRATING 100 YEARSThe Dexter Church of Folk. •u•h as Mayn thonk of Hal · Christ will celebrate Its tOOth annlver..ry on Sunday, Oct. 18, at 2 lowccn as >porllual warfare. a k1nd p.m. of IUg·nf.war With pagan osm over The church was organized on Oct. 18, 1898. Sunday's ce.lebratlon the owncn.h•p anti purr'HSC of •• cun· will begin with Sunday 1chool at 9:30 a.m. following by church ear- ~) U \ holu.I:Jy who"c t e ntacl e~<. of II <Jdi vices at10:30 a.m. A social hour will be held from noon to 2 p.m. at lion 1hrcad man y .:cnturics '""I r ul · · which time the afternoon eervlcea will be held featuring Danny lurc' and. even, rclt g um ~ Evans, eon of Glen and Kathryn Ev~ne, w o formerly paetored the In rc~o:c nt years lhc Jchalc ha.. church, as the speaker. There will be playa of memorabilia fol. . ptllcd tnl o 'iC ho~ l l s and Mlmc tcw.:hlowed by light refreshment•. cO> arc rcluriUniiO lJcwra1c fur HalThe church has been marked by change, according to a history It tween. or .tny holtd<Jy, !tiaY' I'.Jt prepared by Janis Macomber, a primary Sunday schooJ teacher. She noted that In March, 1997 flood waters reached the church C l .~rk , .m clemcnwry cduca11on procausing damage to the baaement and deatrQylng the children'• fe.,or a1 Ball S1a1c Uni,cr>ol y on Sunday school. Mun.:~ c. Ind. l'hcsc arc sc nsllovc 11111C>. app.tr· Macomber said that the church haa been a atepplng etone for many young men who received a ·call Into the mlnlatry. Mlnlatera cntly. where di verSity - rd1 ~ iou s through the years have Included Ronald Ru11ell, eon of·Quy and .ond cuilural - .:an be honored hy Norma Runell, who wenl on lo teach In Tyler, Texaa; Evana, who looking 1hc 01her way. now operates the Howells Milia Chrlatlan Camp In Ona, W. Va.; Tim " Instead nl .:clcbral>n¥ H ~ l · 'Au1aell, son of Charles Ruaeell, who mtnlatera In Indiana. Other lqwcen , lcachcrs now nligluju <l i<llk ministers have been Roger Wateon, now at Zion Church; Chrlat ahoul (summer) l~anc • l• .'' Gfaok Stewart, serving In the St. Louie Area, and Rick Copper, now , In says "It's JU>I casocr 10 ignore lhc Cleveland. Many student• from Kentucky Chrlatlan College have holidays altogether and le11hc ''""' also filled the pulpit at tha Dexter Church. lies and ne1 ghhnrhoods and churc h es and communities celchr!lk " • The d~.:iwlllmy of Halloween \ ongms IS nchuf,)Us. at best. Wonlcr was a fri ghten1ng lime. People W<>rried that lhe sun mighl be ' Jlcnl . and lhc carlh decaying. Of were no ~atcllireK or o h~c rv alnncs or Apollo m1.~smn r. tlJ !.'oursc, there help c• plain 1hc solar system. And C hn ~lophc r Columhus waK !i ii II 111an) rc ntune ~ away from proving tllC car1h ro und . " II --:as hclocved Ihal during thi~ trrnc deceased r(!lattvc,. would return w viS it their familie s, and like all nf u>, people had >omc omcry rcla· live >, " '"Y' Dnnald Dossey. an /\she ville, N.c;:., psycholog1s1 and ro u1hor ol ' lioh~ay Folklores. Pho· h1<1s and Fun ' (Outcomes Unlimilcd ; $ 14 <J~) ''People would wear masks and huild honfircs to scare away these ornery rclatoves." Trcals ol food, meanwhile, were left oul for the spints of ni.:e rcla· 111·cs Chri.st1ani1y made a h1d for the lwloday around 430 A.D , Suppc "'Y '· wh en tl1e patron sainl of Ire· land. St. l';olnck . was convcrling the Irish toCivitlianity. ~ · Now suddenly being repre..ented," Mayo Jays. lhe pre•iou1 religious view wu The next day. her Victory Harvefl wrong; !here wu ao:wally ooly one Church friendt e~ to rilake 1 god," Suppe 1ay1. "Ahhough !he Jland. They Nar1ed a phone bank, church Jaid> there were many offering neighbors (ru wooden u ints.'' crot..eJ to replace !he witcbeJ and The holiday was 10 popular, reli- ghotlll and goblins. In Mayo's bao:k y~rd on Halgiou• leaden didn 'l - perhap1 couldn' l - cancel il. lnsiCad, Suppe lowun night they pill:hed a bright !hey saod 11 wa. OK to cele- yellow and while lent large enough brate and pray to your local u int. . 10 hold a small revival. Signs with asking them to put in a gOOd word o<cnpiUre led children on a path 10 for yoo to' God. Sometime belween the tcn1, or llll Mayo called il, " Sal70010 800'A.D.. the church renamed vation." ln1ide there were women the day All Hallows Eve, mcamng , <.lrc•ocd as angel•. cheerful music, All Sainlll Day (a time to honor mar- candy and game1 t uch as ·"Pin !he lyred ChnKtian•J. • . 1-{alo on the Angel." ''The Chnslian church wu lry'ing A oecond path was lined with an to pul a Chris1ian spin on this non- ominou• black tarp. It was huge and Christian holiday,'' Suppe says. wide, just like_ the road that lead• to laughing. -· · hell. Mayo , aya. Pirewood l lmlis Old English name wou; eventu- mered from a hole dug into the ally gloued onto\ Halloween and ground - a•hes of damnauon. Here, imponed with immigranlll to the church members handed ou1 niera Uniled Slates. Today. in variouH that explained the pagan origins of formo, there are traditional holidays Halloween , . bearirig varwu~ hames 1hat cclcbralc Mool of the children stood back, spirito and oainto and the change of afraid lo otep foot on eolher path. ocarons throughout the world. Some May o say• she relented and finally are in lhe spring; othcrll in autumn. brought candy 10 the 11reet: "I gueu But, Suppe says, "We arc prnha· Ihey 'though! we were fanatical. " hi( the most avid celehranls'' ol So do Suppe and Do..ey. at least Halloween . to some degree. 'fl:ley believe HalMayo, the cross-hearin g loween should be treated for the Luui01anian. was strolling throu gh ~imple cnnfectl~li and game lha( 11 her rural neighb<)rhood la•l Ocwher IlL 1 Wllh a small group of church mem· " If someone wants to get down bers when she was struck by the vnl- to pure Chrostianity and oee it as a ume of decorations. Good. and celebra1i1m that is nnn-Chri~tian, apparently religi ous people, were they would be right, " Suppe says. draping their homes on lhe trim- " But 1f 1ha1 person also wants to say mmgs of a pagan celebration . these little kids who go lrick-orOne panicular house broughl lhe trcating arc worshipers of the devil, walk to a halt. A lifc-si?.e w11.:h was they arc wrong." on the SlOOp, a ji!Ck-o' -lantern in the Dossey says fundamentalists try window ; there wQre orange stream· every y!!ar m ban Halloween in crs. blue lights everywhere and North C4rohna. To them, he offers a m1niature ghosts hung on lhc blade• single word of advice: Relax. nf a ceiling fan . " K1ds know Halloween is phony "We stood !here and prayed thai a~d lake . ... I'm going to have plcnGod's light would shine on Hal· ly qf candy and stuff ready. I propalowcen instead of the 'evil !hut's galc fun ." . High: some nn1rnal ngh1s aclivists say scrv ~ ing fosh at the aquaroum. wh>ch prides 11Seli' on manne conservation , sends 11 Ill IXed message. ·n,c l'eoplc for the Ethical TreatnWnl of /\n1mals. which wunts lhe uqu.1rium lo adopt .1 vcgcturum menu w11h sw.: h soybean Items as TURNS FOUR- Tanleha Diane McKinney, daughter of John and Sheila Mc'Kinney recently cele· brated her fourth birthday with party at her heme. A Barbie theme was carried out with the cake being made by her great-aunt, Sharon Stewart; Attending lhe party besides her parent• were her brothe(, Cain McKinney, maternal grandparent•, Pete and Diane Hendricks, Travis and Austin Hendrlcke, Amber Blackwell, Shawn, Cindy, Meghan, and Clinton lambert; Brenda Jeffers and Rory, Darlene and Andrew Bertrum. Sending gifts but unable to '· attend were Bessie Dar~t, Bill ·and Carla McKinney, Bill Me Kin· WINS TOY - Larry Cleland of Chester, pictured with Christopher "II¥· Mike and Angle Mayer, Bud Myers, was the winner of a toy replica of a John Deere tractor, given and Trudie Stewart, Jerry and away by the Big Bend Farm Antique Club held at the Meigs County Barb Calmer, Mike, Sharon and Town and Country Expo recently. • Crystal Stewart, Steve and Kelly · Stewart, Charlotte Hysell, and Project. explores soybean's genetic make _up , Brian smith. U RBAN /~. Ill. (AI' ) - The ll .. wcrs curl y or lmc m the season, /'Ji k th ;:-, rcscnrch: rs usc '"""" hkc ltl.lp<. . 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Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Hometown Newspaper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Singl e Copy - 35 Cents Commission candidates 'oaveoport, Pickens field que.s tions from chamber ' •• •• ' "The counhou~ i, n'l an 1vory a few singles and double s, eventualHe said the munly needs In By JIM FREEMAN tower," Davenpon said Staying in ly you'll get a home run ," he •aid . expand youth servke< "h<:cause there $entlnel N-• Staff County commission candidates is nothing for Ihem to Jn." He also 1he office is nut a g1~xl way to run "Anylhong !hat bnngs on and corcu· Mick Davenport and Pally Picken• cited lhe need to work together and bu"""'"· he expla10ed. We noed to go ialc' money imo our coumy." out and see people 1n the county. fielded a serieA of ques1ions at Tues- to ~void duplicadon of services. Tnuri:-. m 1 ~ ec.:onom1c developl'i4cns. a Republican from Both al"' said they would ' pend ment, he !tr. ~lld "We're makmg day afternoon's meeting of the Meigs · County Chamber of Commerce at Pomeroy. related her e•penence ·in plenty of time truvding oulsode nf Ihe ~iu gre ss . " Carleton School·in Syracu.e. the Chamber of Commerce,' urea county, rcpre.enting Meigs Coumy at Pickens also ~aid tourism i" Ugrtal Those c•pecling u healed deb'dte liChools and veterans' commiUees, meetings ami uthel events. economi.: development U>OI. ·We're ambw;sudors," Davenport between the two would have been working 10 prom01e Meigs County., Both slopped shun of committing "We have to prove to people we said. · di ~appointed as the candidates agreed t.:41UOI'f funds toward e~.:ontHnlc devel Pickens pomted out she is already llpmt:nl and u1uri sm. ci11ng a !oiht>nagc CONaENIAL CANDIDATES • County commleelon c1ndldltl1 on oeverill subjects and congeniqlly " lll'e proud to be from Meigs County," Mlck Davenport and Pltly Plckena t11lded queellone from n11m· ti"Jveling 10 represent the county. of money in the county. but saod lhcy 6he suid. "It is very imponanl to keep chatted afterwards. pausing to shake Mrl of the Melga County Chamber of Comm~rce 1nd took time Attending meeling? m Columbus 'lrongly support economic ~ewlop· hands. , working with all of our legislators lflelwarde to chat lmlcebly. ' • The candidate• an•wered a series seeking grants and sources of' fund- concerning ve1erun' care in the area. men!. Both said their pnority i• to get lhe "I have been unending man'y. of nine 4ue•1ions penaining to the ing ... We have to get our fishing lone many meetings out ·of the county. I county general f~nd buck mto the ' office of coumy commissioner. eco- ou1 and lind it." , She decided to run for commis- have teslined on the floor of' the black. nomic development und tourism. Pickens said she os mvesligating house .. when we attend meeting• we •ioner after realizing how much tome Duvenpon. a Democrat from Midhave un impucl on our future and our the possibility of the county ac4u1r· dlepon, graduated from Meigs High she ing the old slate highway garage us a Bolh candidates said· they would children's future," she suid , , School und attended Ohio Stale UniOn the role of the chamber of building site for economic developversity and Ohio 'University before be a "full lime" commissioners, but , gradualing from OU wlih a bach~lor' s warned they would not be spending commerce, Davenpon ~aid the cham- ment. Davenport. said 1he county's lead' COLUMBUS !AP) - A judge thai Pisher wa» unfairly uuuckinll " degree i~ spans liCien~e. He present- all of their time in the commi ..ion· ber play~ u vital leadership role in the ers ;nust look further·into the future. county's busones. community. , reversed coun1e TueHday and ruled Tafl. ' ed u wide range of work experienc~ ers' office. examining !rends and thinking He said commissioners musl also Picken• suid she would .<uppon · lhat Republican Bob Tui'l can again Connor, a Democrat, said that ll\llh in and nul of Meigs County. air a televiHion xd lhat hi1 opponent political adverti~ins for lhc go•er"We nee<.l a lin!~ hit of diversity to the board holdins open doors meet; take an aclive, leading role in anruct- smarter. Both also spoke brielly on the in 1he governor's race clalmM lA miH· nor's campaign had reached a new bring into the office because you ings throughout the county at times ing induMry 10 further' economio need to dredge streams, filled with development in lhc county. leading. working people will be able to uuend. low. , wi>rk with u wide range of people." sediment from old mip mine~. in an "We need lo attract small lirms. Franklin Coun1y Common Ple1111 "I think 1f there is a low voter Duvenpon said. "My jiOal is to move "This cu~nty is big. You need 10 effort 10 allevmle lloodong in lhe those hiring 50 or less. that have broJudge John Connor said the tempo- tumoul, I think the type of polilical 1his counly forward as we move inlo make every township feel -lhey are ken off from lur~er tirms. If you get Conllnued on p11ge 3 rary rellraj~ing order he Issued on cumpuign lhut is going on today is the next century." important." .§aturday hlid served ita purpo!ie, cre- JOing tO be the rtall<m for il," he said.· Conner did .not diKmiss the case allng a debate around Ohio about -ntirely. He asked lawyers for h01h campaian lacllcs. • • "nt. .. P'IOPie know whal lhe· xd 'campaigns 10•1\ubmit wriuen lc1al .. A one· cur conlrucl . w flh • the fatltltt. Hi: ~1\id that new public was hired us hil!h '"honl quit learn A lease wilh lheUniversity of Rio wu and what the lnuc: 11 and 1141'f0 argumenls. They could be used for talnly lhe conatilulional arguments further court heurin¥•· lhough no Meigs Lo!ul Teachers Association uddreMS 1system Is heeded. thai ;ome .tfdvisor; Cheryl Sellers and Rhell Grande for the Umverslly 10 use the roviding.for u three per cent puy work needuo be done ~n lhe bleach- · Milhoan us sub•~llule bus drivers on high I!Chool co'!'puter lub for thefull · have been fully and completely dates have been set. ' rncrease wns ratified by lhe Meigs ers and the press box . Sonce only two us us-needed basiS, and Juckoe JustiCe 4Uarte.r was appr~ved.A $2.000 puy · , A seporute complaint filed Monaraued in the press and news media LllCUI Board of Education Tuesday home games remain lhis yeW'. lhe us secretary at Pomeroy Elementary mentlrom tHe U~~Vers11y w1il b~ used for 1he last two or lhree days," C(ln- day by lhe Tuff cnmpulgn. challeng· ht board decide~ to look into what can School on a one-year contract. lo repla~e supplies an~ mlllcnals '" nor said.' Ing Connor's aulhority In the cas~. is nlgS~pl. William Buckley! reported be done before next year's season. The bo~rd hired David Chad":ell Ihe computer lab. it was repmted. Tuft orgued 1hat by blocking an ad pending before 1he Ohio Supreme The bounllook ~~11011, on ;several us u substllule teacher· for the h1gh inlended 10 s,etslralaht hia record on Courl. And the Fisher cumpuign 1hut the salary increase is the same In olher l!Ciion. the buurd per.:entage granted earlier w local res1~nuuons . und h~rmgs dunng Ihe so;hool SBH d~ss for.H5 days beg•n· lax increases, the judae was Interfer- plans 10 file a complaint with the approved repayment of an 11dvance Ing, with Tafl'! First' Amendment Ohio Elections Cmnmi.sion over the employees of lhe OhiO,Assodation of • ses<~nn. Re~1gnu11ons uccepled were mng Oct. R:L1sa Aver10n us n tulllr from the Carl D. Perkihs Fund on the • • Public School Employees. freedom of polhical speech. Democ- ad. The election is Nov. l 1 tho~e .ol Dtuna John ~~"· subsiiiUte for t.wo thlldren who are . health umounl of $14.538.35. Also approved · The one-year contract with the bus dr~.ver: Nancy Aldndgc, Heuth~r handicapped: and Ron.uld Wilson. us rat Lee Fisher said the ad misleads , Alan Melamed. Fisher campaign Teachers Association on salary i.~ the Wakelield. and R,IIU ,Siuv~n. subsll· u bus drover lor a hund1cuppod mute . wus the budget for u f1eld trip by the. volers by quoling a newspaper's chairman, expressed no regrets aboul Meigs Middle Sch(>OI. final yeur on the current three yeur tute teuch.ers; T1m Curlmun: .71h worth selectively 10 make II appeor going to court io block 1he •ad. Among the bills approved for ~ .,... Also approved wus u 'contract contract with 1he teachers provided grade boys bu.sketbull couch; William payment were $H.HK4 29 to Jnslens through a "reopener" clause, Buckley Thomas. h1gh sehoul S~H le~cher, with lhe Access Head Start Prngnun. and u memorandum ofunderst<lllding fnr the 1998 yeurb(X)k. and $1.28~.44 eKplained. He wcnl on to nole that und Margaret Johnson. mde. , Ihere are no benelit changes in tht: Hired ns .substitute .c<>Oks on:us a~- wilh Holzer Clinic reluling to the pro- toR. Riddell for fool bull supplies. An executive sl!ssion w dilicuss conlracl. needed buMs retroa.:uve to Sep~. 23 vision of occuputionul/physi.:allhcrpersonnel wus he'ld Allending wore James Soulsby oflhe Meigs Locul were Churlene ~han,ey. Paula H1cks, upy evaluation and lreutment ftlt bourd members. Scou Wuhon. Wayne Athletic Boosters, mel wilh lhe board <ind Mary Tt~hm. Carol Mahr Wits Meigs Local stu~enls tlunng the W~SHINGTON (AP) The Republ icuns rejected Democralic 10 request upgrading of the football grunted a maternlly leave. Bob Buck 199K-99 school year al $6H un hour. Duvis, Roger Abholl nnd John Hn11d. chairman of lhc House Judiciary demands to sci a tirm dendline. "There Is a limited amount of Commiuee says some lhe I5 potential grounds for Impeachment of time. unu .we can't spend all the time Prcsldenl Clinton oullined last week we would like on all of the churg~s." may be puted down to meet his self- Hyde told the Post in un interview After a revi~w of lhc River Fcsli- for feslivuls 11nd future nutivilies in Nonh Second itnd Mill would be appearing 1oday. "There may be BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH imposed deadline. '' vul. nnd reports of iiS success . lhe Diles Purk. unractive. "I frankly don't see how we can some consolidation of these counts to Sentinel New• Staff Purticipation in 1he yellow llag Association voled to stage 1tnother The annual Chris! mns parade wu. • . Again this year u candle lighting deal with all15 charges," Rep. Hen- accommodate the time constrainls. .set for Nov. 22 at 2 p.m. when the anti devolional se"i~e will be held on one nexl summer. The date and n yard sale eurUer Ihis •ponth wus way ry J. Hyde told The Washington Posl. But we aren't Ihere yet." uccord1ng to Duffield. who The newspaper 4uuted sources .it Mi~dl eport Community Association Dec. 5 ut 6:30 p.m. in Duve Diles uspecial activity" lo ultract visitors down. "We need to think about narrowing noted lh!ll o(Jiy 17 signed up to purmet Tuesday in the conference room " Purk . Myron Dullield, preSident. will will pe arranged al another meeting, the charges down to the on~s that are didn 't further i~entify us saying Hyue of . Peoples Bunk invite the Mimsteriul Association to it wus decided. Ways 10 improve the "ticipute. muy consider streamlining the ullethe most provoblo." '· He said Iilio sule lost money this fc~tivul were discus~c.lnnd lil1e IJtent~ Suntu will urrive wilh the pura~e handle the program. /\s was done lust _.. David P. Schippers. the panel's · gntions inlo us few liS two charges: ber sugget"fed the use of nddi!ionul year due to Ihe low parlic•pution und und be on hund In give treuls 10 the chief counsel, outlined the 15 sepa- that Clinton repeuledly lied under children . Businesses will be open for yenr, the lree will be lighted to open Ienis und seuting • . 1he necessury prnm01lon. btll that rate allegations lasl week, adopling oath and lhat he lried to obslructjus- holliday shoppers, refreshmenls will the "program and smull candles will be Dullield reported that I I 0 men those lak mg pan were suits lied unu lighted by everyone unending us u I0 of the II grounds for Impeach# lice. und wom~ n. 1101 counting the enter- reported go(xf sulcs on both duys . Hyde suid he wants 10 li1eus on the be served in seVeral locutions, un~ u conclusion. mcnt recommended by Independent Wise gnvc a rcview of summ~r give-away Chrislmus promotion will Plans also cull for a minstrel show tainers. were involved In pulling on Counsel Kenneth Starr and offering • charges "thul look the most prof- get underway. heuutificalton proJ~Cis, Brendu Mc P • • the feslivnl. · to be staged by lhe Riveroond Arts four from the panel's GOP stuff for ilable. I should say produclive. fur an Work on the C&O depot Wits dos- rltt had an updu1e on·the Bic'eouenni· Decorating the downtown area Council on 1he weekend folluwmg impeuchmenl inquiry." lhe committee to con.,lder. ul 2003, und Dullield reporled nn colClinton denied having tl sexual wus discussed and it was generally Thanksgiving. Mary Wise reporled cusse<.l and il wus generully ugreu.d ored !lug~' to h.: u se ~ nlnng the Those recommended grounds ngree<.lthat C:hrisunus trees used in ull-· that the Arts Coundl mighluse u co- !hut improvements need to be mude included conspiracy, obstructing JUS· relalionship with Ms . Lewmsky in u so thul it can be used us a J'(lCIII point down!OWI)"Sire~ IS. or some of 1he planting ureus along sponsor for lhe show. lice. perjury. withholding evltlence sworn deposition lust January in the and tampering with wilnesses, ull now-dismissed · sexuul harassment ' I arising out of Clinton's affair wilh lawsuil by Paula Jones . He demed to a federul grnnd jury former White House inlcrn Monica in Augusl that he committed perjury Lewinksy. I Hyde. R-111 .. hus said he would in lhe January depositi<?n but has like to finiSh the cumminee 's inquiry admined to un "inupproptiate" relaby 1he end of the year but House tionship with Ms. Lewinsky. pnrt of our covcruge of· this histnru: 2 St•clions- 16 l>uA\'S NEW YORK (AP) - WhcnCNN seemed 10 luke CBS by surpme. event," CBS spokeswomun Sundra reu~lion was ·Gosh, we "Their 11rranged Ill bring back Wuiler Gcnelius said. Cronkite to lend ~overage of John wish we'd lhooght of il," he suitl. • I !I CBS will be on the air with 11 spe"This is all giving me the chunce Glenn 's n:1ilrn m spuce Iuter this l2· l ,H I monlh. 11 bcut lhe unchormun' s <>ld !O pluy lhe guone nguin th~ wu~. we ~IUI report fur ut lcust un hour 111 the time of Glenn's lnunch, she said. used to play it ut lhc ne,twnrks, he COLUMBUS fAPJ - A~:nul ilion ~:undidutc l<lr Cungress. U.S. Senute, . employers at CBS to the pun~h . . The nppeurunce uf Cmnklle, whu Cronkite suid Tuesduy ·he prelers suid. Bul he saW he couldn't cruicilc <lf groups hauling lurge-scule pork Ohlu Huuse und S~nutc unci governor. !::ditoriu!s Slill keeps nn ollice in CBS nnd weurs und poultry operalions around the nsk"' ftlr t4lUJ:Iher rcgulutory ovur~oiighl to cover Glenn'• luunch for CNN CBS for not spentling us much time Locnl 3 the network's logo on his .:uillinks. slate huve uskeu Ohin's Jlnlillcul nl' ~um:mmc~ufuro1s und u stop tn ttll ~>.:cause the cubic news nelwnrk hud on th~ !light. 4-~-6-7 Sports He won 'l be uhsenl frum 'CBS's was a coup 1\n CNN . CNN Chuirmnn perm tis f11r new t)ncs unlillhc slrictcr more time 10 cover sp.ttce 11igh1~ more candidules lo join Iheir cuuse. Tom Johnson said he\ been trying 1u u~rwuves. 1hough. Cmnkite , who \ likelhe mujor television networks dtd "We've asked our cundiuutes to sllmdan.ls urc in phtce. bnng Cronkite buck in some capaci nnchored most M CBS 's'cuvcmge of U.S. Senute cun~idule Mury Boyle in the 1960s. proteclthe Citizens nf Ohio," Nuncy . The former "CBS Evening spa•-.: llighls m the 1960s, will be ty for several yenrs. Raeder, spokesmnn li>r Cnn~:crnc<l untl guhcmutonul tum.JiUutc Lc~ FishLotteries Cilizens of Ohio, suid ul u news cnn- cr. holh Demu~rtll s. supporl lhc News" anchor comes out of rclirc· mterviewed by Dun·Rmhcr lor 11 spe- . Cmnk1te's retum to lhc "" muy ference Tuesday. So turi 15 cundo - gruup' s cause, lhou~h ,Fisher hu:\n't menl on Oct 26 to unchor. wuh Miles cial CBS report. und purti<:iputed. also help the anchorman nvoid OHIO dates have signed the group',s pkdge. · •igned lhc pledge. Ms Raeder s111d. O' Brien. CNN's coveruge of Glenn' s ulong with Ed Bntdley. in un inter- encounters similar to h1s f'e(Cilt om~ Pick .1 : t:\~ . l'kk ~ : I -~~ "The response was very disup- liftoff in the spu~e shunle. He'll pur- view with Glenn lhat will h.: broad- 111 Yellow~IOne Nl(llonal Park. when The coalition's member groups Duckc)c 5: "· 11 · 1~- I 'l 15 he was liPJ?..~uche r!_by a womnn. have been consistent critics of the puintin~. " Ms. Raeder sn1d. Noting ticipute 111 CNN 's cowruge oll' und on cast on "()() Minutes." W.YA. CNN ulso sells 1 1 feed nl its spuce "She said. 'Hus anybody ever tol~ corpomtc f~~rms, which they suy ure thut must nf the gruup'< suppuners until the shunle's planned lundong nn Dnil)• .1: n~ Dnil)• ~ : ~ll'l\ ClWCrugc to slut~tms owned und OJ"!r· you you look just like Waller responsible for environmenlltl poilu- urc thullcngc:rs tn their races. she Nov. 7. Cronkite looked befon: he die~ · > '" he His return 111 the uir. us much u uted by CBS ucrtlSS the country. lion. odors and nies, beetles and ruts. uuu~d : "Thai kind of rell•-cts why we said. thut he will he u "We're thnlled throwback 11 ~ Glenn's relum to spn~:e. The pledge. which went to every huve tlus prohlem " 1 Judge lifts ruling barring Taft's ad •, Meigs Board ratifies ·teachers' one-year contract , a Cronkite to lead coverage of Glenn's returon to space ,. ' I .. .... . "'"' ... . ' . .... . . f ~ .... ,..,., ,., ,,, .... ....! "ftUNtiiJ. ' IUt 'Kt.a Utllflwl\lt l,;,..... "''''"' ... o\, ,.... ~ .... , .. d .., ""' .... ,. . .....,..... . . . . -··•1;" ~~o ....•nil oAo''"' ' """'"''"" ,...~. ', .,..~,''I o• "I• • ~ "'~ MIcK DAVENPORT Candidate for Meigs County Commissioner Meigs County's Middleport Christmas parade set Nov. 22 Hurrr, in TfJANK YOU • e .' series Page4 Committee may narrow impeachment grounds a frlond lo share ~~-----------..;;iiiiiii====·;:: ·l"'~•::;:-:: · ~_,:.. ~ In response Lo a public request from AE_p that no signs be placed on (": utility poles, we immediately stoppe. d and will not place any more signs on these poles. AEP has cited safety concerns for utility employees who must work on these poles, . 11 Dogs" and "Tu-No," plans a protest MO pounds of fish per day. We u..e this week althe aquanum. about 20 pounds per day in ihe "How can you display fish lhal ili'staurant," su1d Deb Fassnacht; arc so beautiful, then tum around and senior v1ce presidenl at Chicago's cat thern'?" said Christine Dorchak, ~hedd Aquarium, where seafood an animal rights activist in Boston . lovers can .1avor Chilean sea bass "We don 'I serve our exhibitS," topped with grape sauce or feast on sa1d Sue Knapp, a spokeswoman for lhe salmon with pasta. the aquarium, which Sits on the edge At SeaWorld in Orlando, Fla., of Boston H~~rbor. "We want to fos- patrons .:an sample various seafood ter an apprccia1ion for the aquatic plates at the park's eight dining fw:llworld. Eatmg seafood can be a pun itics. TI1c New Englund aquarium says of that." 11 has no plans 10 remove marine lAnd lhcre'• another argument· spcc1cs from iiS menu. But it says it Aquarium residents cal far more !ish will no1 serve spcci.es. such as than lhcir two-legged v1sitors. swordfiSh, whose ~locks arc "We feed our p1annc murnmul ~ depleted drops first 2 weeks, Page 5 Ann Landers column, Page 9 Family Medicine column, Page ·10 eo; Low:40 ••Y•· .Sports Yankees back in N~A Today: Sunny Should fish be food only for thought at the aquarium? BOSTON (AP) - It's a menu to whellhc appel>tc of any scafpod con'""sscur: Maine crab cakes, grilled ycllowfin tuna, savory clam chowder and hrcadcd haddock . Tl1crc 's just one problem for some cuslmners: ll's all being served al the N<·w England Aquarium. II muy seem a silly concern. but October 14, Ul98 Weather Good Afternoon Today's Sentinel ··Groups ask for candidate$ support against megafarms ''· '"" '"I •• '"'' .,, '' ""'• -.1, """ "II~''"' ~·, ..,., '/~' .. i••AAI._ t ... . o. -~r'""""''~"" ,. , ,.,. .... ,,,.,,"" I"' .......... ... ~., uality Furniture Plus 42123 State Rt. 7 • Tuppers Plains, OH 45783 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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