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"has excluoive juriodiction over the The Taft campaign told the court claims of fraudulent and raJ.., •tate· Monday that an order i!llllled SatUrday ments' ' raised by Fisher's campaign. banninslht)ld violared constitution· Two justices did nOI patticipate. al protection.• enouring free •peech. Taft· spokesman Breu Buerck The order, issued by Judge John Con· nor of Franklin u,;.nty Common Pleas Coon, "'"' lifred Tuesday. i<unwilling 10 declare thai !he couru. can never rule on ouch an issue. By filinJ a complaint wilh the Whether the commission has Commlln Pleas Court. lbt Fisher exdusiot(jurisdklioniOhandlecomcampaign bypao.<ed the commisoion, plaint< is arguable. Pfeifer said. Justice Andy Dougl<is ..aa Reque01• "What is unarguable is thai the. for court action are senerally con- El«.1ions Commwion i• in IJWIY cir· sidemllo be i""f'Piopliatt when oth- cum•tance• unable to provide a er pmceedin,85 allowed by law are meaningful . remedy 1,q a candi~ bypaosed. Dougw,wrOie. who suffers substantial. irreoar.able In a cDn<.-urring opinion. Jm.tice . injury :u the re<ult of election law Paul Pfeifer laid that although he violation.<, especially when !he injury agree• with lbt coon'• judgment. 'he occurs dose to the election dale,·: ., In response to a public request. from AEP that no signs be placed o* · utility poles, we immediately stoppe(i and will not place any more signs o~ these poles. AEP has cited safety. concerns for utility employees who. must-work on these poles~ • with 16 percent who do not believe ARLINGTON. Va. tAP) that. II aloo found that 47 percent How;e incumbents are in good lihape approve of ihe way Congre<• i• hanto win re-<!ltction nell .monlh, a poll dling iu job and 46 percent disapreleased today suggest•. The USA Today/CNN/Gallup Poll . prove. Presidenl Clinton's job found !hal 68 percent of those sur· approval wa• at 65 percent Arnone likely voters, 47 percent veyed believe their House member oaid lhey would vote'for a Democradeoen'es to, be re-elected, compared MIC:K DAVENPORt~ tic candidate if lbt election were not be removed from offoce. being held today, to 46 percent for a The ourvey of 1,004 adulu was Republican candidate. · conducted Friday to Monday. II has On olhtr topics. the ourvey found a margin of error of 3 percentage !hat among lik.tly vOlCrs: . points. The sample for4611ik.tly vOI-54 percent say impeachment ers had a margin of ei'I'Of of plus or hearing• should proceed as planned. monus S percentage points. -58 percent sa~ Clinton should Weather • Candidate for Meigs County Commissioner, · Tomorrow: Cloudy High: 75; Low:SO I ' Meigs County's . POMEROY eCOURTEOUS SALESPEOPLE •TOP DOLLAR TRADE VALUE •CONVENIENT HOURS . . . 1999.Chevy Cavalier New 3.5 liter VB, CO & cass., PW. PL. 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" anil make the decision between 1wo ing they said fulfilled their promises or three people," said House Demo- to the nation . cratic leader Dick Gephardt of Mis· Republicans agreed to a lkmocso uri. ··we are nol going tu let them ratic plan announced by Clinton in run over people's right to understand his State of.the Union address in Fei>what's in the bill ." ru:iry to provide Sl.l billion' to hire Clinton conceded thai his pmpos- 100.000 new. elementary school al for modernizing school buildings teachers. "Our Democr•tic priorities with $$'billion in targeted tax breaks clearly prevailed. and I welcome the had been dropped in the bud gel decision by our Republican col· · negotiations. He said he would push leagues to accept them." said Sen. for it again next year. Edward Kennedy. D-Ma.s. Some of the more seriou~ dis· But Republi.:ans claimed victory agreements that were not resolved by saying their key principle - that until the end concerned the 2000 cen- . educational funding shou ld go diret't· sus, family planning and the envi- ly to local schools rather than through ronmenl. ' · a Washington bureaucracy - wa.' A fourth temporary 'spe nding bill maintained. " It is a huge win for lucal had 10 be passed Wednesday,.tJtis one educa1ors and parents who are fed up running through Friday. to keep gov- with Wa.,hinglon mandates. red tape emmenl agencies open while negoti- \ and regulation." said Re p. Bill alions continued on the big budge!" ' Goodling. R·Pa .. who is chairman of bill. · ·the House .Education and the Work· But with the deals on education place Commiuee. and agriculture, both sides could go The measure gives local commu· · home armed with something to brag nities the funds 10 recruit, hire and about. Republicans also t outed train teachers. It does not address a defense and anti-drug money in say- ban on proposed federal testing want· . . ' ' ed by the administration. and Gephardt said he wa.; "chagrined and sorry" that another Democratic priority. money for school construction. •1' • was not fonhcomong . · ·Democrats c<;>uld claim the edge with the decision to provide S6 billion in diS'asler aid for the nation's farmers . The final figure wa.< well above the $4.2 billion offered by Republicans in a spendi ng bill the president vetoed. but down from the $7.3 billion sought by Democrats. A few longstanding hang-ups delayed a final handshake on a giant package that includes eight of the 13 annual spendi ng bill and funds pro' grams for the departments of Justice, State, Education. Labor and Interior. Gingrich said ·negotiators had agreed to a fund1ng procedure that essentiall y puts off until April 15. after a probable Supreme Court ruling. a decision on the use of so-called stalistical .sampling in the 2(X)() cen· sus, De:nux:rals have nol signed off on lhat agreement . Dole raises $150,000 for Taft campaign Latest interest-rate . ·cut . suggests rnore are· comiNg COLUMBUS (AP) - Predicting . thai Bob Taft woulu have beller lwtk with .O~i~olers than he did, former Repub~~ presidtntial nominee Bob ' by a quarter point, to 4.75 percent. Dole he IpeL\. raise about S150.000 for By DAVE SKIDMORE Major banks followed by reducing Taft's campAign for governor. Aasoclatlld Preaa Writer " I'm very optimistic about the WASHINGTON - With its sur- ·the prime rate they c)large their best ne•t century," the former Senate prise interest' rale cui, ·the Federal business customers, to 8 percent A majorily leade< from Kansas told Reserve is signaling II will reduce variety of business and consumer about 300 invited guests at a Slate· rates repeatedly if neces.ary to pre: loans, including some credit:card vent the world economic slump from balances, are pegged to the prime house rally Thursday. · Earlier.Thursday. Dole joined for· ' toppling the U.S. economy into rate. mer Gov. James Rhodes at a rally in The Fed's aim is In keep busirecession. Jackson for 61h District congressionThe Fed .cut the benchmark fed- nesses. consum~rs and banks from al candidate hopefui Nancy Hollister. eral · funds rate on overnight loans. gelling spooked by world turmoil and Hollister. Ohio's lieutenant gov· between banks by a quarter percent- sharply curtailing lending" and spendernor. is challenging Rep. Ted Strick· age point on Thursday, to S percent. mg. land of Lucasville. Tafl 'is running In a statement, it said it took the The move came only 16 days after Democrat f sher. against the central bank engineered the first latest action because "growing cau· Dole said Taft stands for the kind cut in nearly three. years, also a quar- lion by lenders and unseUied condi· of public service America's youn g lions in financial markets ... are liketer point "We have not seen the end of U.S. ly to be.restraining aggregate demand : people ought to emulate. casting the weather. Pictured with Harman after Dole joked about hi s failed run VISITS STUDENTS • Dan Har:man, meteointefest-rate declines," said econo· in the future." . his presentation are students Katie f'\eed, rologist for 13 New1 on WOWK·TV In HuntingHowever, Sohn said by taking the against · President Clinton in 1996, mi st Allen Sinai ofPrimark Do!cision Randy Hart, Lacy Childress and JeHrey Baugh· ton, W.Va., visited with llxth graders at Meigs Economics in New York. "The stakes highly unusual step of mov ing saying that while . it isn't a).ways man: . Middle School on Thursday, to dlaeuaa · his .. are high.... If the U.S. goes, the world between meetings, the Fed may fuel important to win, he prefers to finish career In broadcasting and the science of foregoes. If the U.S. stands, the world specul ation that a major financial . first . institution is on the brink · of insol· stands." · Analysts said the facttha,t policy- vency. Last month . lhe Federal makers chose to act before their next Reserve Bank of New York broke red aQd Rhonda Davis, all ofPomemy. Joh nny Roush. Sherry Roush and regularly scheduled meeting under- a pri vate bailout by major banks of Area r~sidenls donated 59 units of Globakar. Belly Sayre and Velma Jim Freeman. Harry Holter, PalSy John Ri ce, all of Reedsville: Bobby scores how seriously they perceive Long-Term Capital Manage men I blood when the American Red Cross Rue a.ssisted throu gh the Retired Cornell. Freddie Simmons. Randy Ord, Darla Thomas. Carolyn Charles, ' ·the risks to the U.S. economic ex pan- L.P.• a speculalive fund fo r wealthy bloodmobile visited the Senior Citi· Senior Volunteer Program. Jhe can· teen was served by Preceptor B'eta Arnold, Kenny Wi gg ins, Dusliri Luncinda Stobarl. Vicki Morrow, sion, which ne xt month will become . ir\veStors. zens Center, in Pomeroy recentl y. ' , Miller, Chri s Retmire , Mike Manley. Lorena Hill. Mark Morrow and Patri· ' "People are already aski ng, 'Does : the longest stretch of peacetime First ·time donors were Kathy Beta sorom y. the Fed know something we don't?"'· Williamson, William Booth. Mark t Donors. by co.f!imunity were: David, Aaron Wolfe. lOve lyn cia Ellion. all of Middl~porl: Henry . growth on record. Bahr and Paula Wood. Long Botlom: Two rate cuts have not come in Sohn said. "There may ·be ~llme Morrow, Dustin Miller. Chris Rdt· Jackie Hildebrand, Debra D. Mora. Mugrage. Charles Mugrage. Jamie William C. Cook and Jackie Well. Jones and Sharon Hall, all of Racine : such quick successiotf si n~ e Decem- skeleton in the closet we haven't mire. Lucinda Stobart. Charloue Thomas B. Hart, Patricia J. Barton, Ci ndi Stewi.!rl, Vanessa A. Cornphm Shade: Marta Blackwood ;llld · 1 Paul Marr. Niese! Gerard, Harold :ber 1991 , when the'ce nlralbank was heard abou I. " : Erl ewine and Mike Manley. Cremeans, Jennifer A. Gat'l!y.•Di nah tlabrielle Blackwood, Rutland: CharHowever. the Initial m:11ke1 banling to lift the ero nomy out of Donors recognized for multiple Norton. Billy Spencer, Miiry Spencer. response was positive. The Dow. gallon donations were Tamara Nel· Robert Taggart, William Radford, Stewart, Donna H aw l ~y. Norma lone Erlowine. 'Dexter: Brian John· recession. . Wilcox. · Tamar~ Nt:hon. Donna son, Mason. W.V:.1., and Ron Harris.· "They wanl to do what they can Jones average, up II 0 points before son.two gallons, Deborah L. Grueser Ivan Pow~ll . Gloria Kloes; Anna Davidson, Shaunda Test, Ellis Myers, New Haven. W.Va. to arrest a snowballlhal seems to be the announcement. soared an addi· and Donna M. H:twley, four gallons. Shrimplin. Janel Pcavfey, Kath·y The next scheduled visit for the Williamson. Dan E. Follrod. John Lin~a Haley and Joe Davis. all of gai ning momentum," said econo· tiona! 221 points in 45 minutes to Carolyn Charles, 2fi ga ll ons. bloodmobile al the cent~r is DecemRut lund . mist Sung ,Won Sohn of Norwest 8.2\l9. its highest Close since the colHelen Bodimel. Belly Spencer, Musser, William Booth. Sheila Tay · her 16 from I to 6 p.m. Lamar Lyons. Tuppers Plains: . , . . lapse the Russian ruble sen t s1ock June Ashley, lane Brown. Jim lor, Marvin Taylor. Deborah Grueser. Corp. .· The Fed also cull he discount rule · priCes reeling in Iale Au.uust. Grueser. Sarah Niegler. Alice Victoria Cu ndiiT. Maureen Hennessy. it charges on its own loans 10 b~mks ·~ " ., Bloodmobile collects 59 units of blood dur~ng Meigs ·vis'it Now Only S 1999 Pontiac Grand Prix GT $41,453° II All OHer VB , a~to., cass., locking dill. ~.' Single Copy- 35 Cents Lee 19,719 191 176 Now0nty 5 Now 0nl3' 1997 GMC Sonoma 4x4 PU 1998 Chevy Ext. 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By JIM ABRAMS Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON President Ciinlon announced the White Hou.<e re~chtd a deal with Congress today on a $500 billion budget J"otekagefol. lowing compromises on the major issues of education and agriculture. Clinton ihtenilpttd a Whitt House conference on school violence 10 say, " I got a call that we ju'\1 concluded Lt. ~v. ttOIIIIIer our agreement on the budget. " The audience in the East Room applaud· ed. House Speaker Newt Gingrich. R· Ga .•:said he expected a vote on the final compromise late tonight or Fri· day. The incumbent Strickland. a Acceptance of the agreement by Democrat from Lucasville. is a psy- the Hoose and Senate would allow chologist who received a bachelor's Congress to adjo~m for the Nov. 3 degree in his1ory from Asbury Col- elections. " ··· · lege, a Maste r of Divinity from Ju st hours earlier. Democrats, Asbury Theological Seminary, and a largely on the sidelines in the talks. Ph.D. in counseling psychology from had said they wouldn't accept the the U.niversi(y of Kentucky. He is a package without careful scrutiny. former Methodist minister. children's "You cannot short -circuit and home administrator, counseling psy· push all 535 people out of the rooni chologi st and congressman. ' The debate is co-sponsored by the Meigs County Council on Aging. and the Meigs County Chamber of Com· merce. The ·public is welcome to attend. ~ 5 1999 Olds 88 Sedan Now Now Only MSRP $35;189.00 Now Now MSRP $22,933.00 MSRP $27,959.00 Now MSRP $20,450.00 59 · Leather, V6, 4X4, towing, sunroof.· 3800 V6, auto .. air, leather. Lo•adedtJ vs. cass. & CD. leather. 1 Leather, spoiler. auto., air, sunroof. 1999 Buick LeSabre 53 5 Leather, GLS, dual air, all power. Nowo'nty 1998 Olds Cutlass G(S Auto., air, Now Only ' 1999 Olds Bravado · 1999 Olds Cutlass GLS 5 Auto .. VB, 2 WD, towing , locking diff. 1998 Chevy Monte Carlo Z·34 $17,499 MSRP $20,450.00 Bright red .. 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" Inflatio n remains under con· trol," Apfel said in . a statement "Low intl,ation is good for America, li Ving raise in a dozerl years. particularly for many Social SecuriThe 1999 increase is ~o small · mainly because a healthy u.s. econ· ty beneficiaries li vi ng on fixed omy has kept intlation firm ly in incomes." , Monthly checks from the governcheck. ment's biggest benefit program are Social Security Commissioner adjusted annually to keep rising Kenneth S. Apfel said today the cost· of- liv ing adjustment. or COLA. prices from e'roding recipients'.buy· · means 1he avemge 1110nthly check for ing power. Since 1975. the adj ustment has retirees will rise.by $10 lo $780 from been automatic. requiring no vole by $770. The ma•imum monthly payment Congress. ll is calculated based on for .. 6.6 million low-income individ- changes in the Consumer Price Index uals receiving Supplemental Securi- .from the third quarter of one year to .ly Income. ki~<>wn as SSI. also will the corresponding quarter of the rise 1.3 percent. That wi ll boost 11\t, next. · Because of low inflation. the yenr· muximum SSI check by $6 lo $500. · By ALICE ANN LOVE Associated Press Writer . WASHINGTON· The 44 million Americans gelling Social Sec~rity chec ks will see them grow by just 1.3 -percent next year, the lowest cost-of· . ' . ' ly benefit boosts have been below 3 cost·of· li ving raises bring. .. For most of our seni ors. their percent since 1994. Next year's only source of income is a Social increase matches a record low of 1.3 Security check which often leave< percent set in 1987- noi counting them just .above or even below the six months in 1983 when the update level of poveriy;" said Mark Anderwas skipped 10 help Social Security sen. aSsistant director for outreac h at oul of a cash crunch. In contra.". double-digit inflation tmmaus Services for tht Agi ng in the in the late 1970s drove the cost-of- nation's ctipi tal. Older peoples' special Circum· living increase up to a record 14.3 stuncc:s .can also mean inflation hits ' percent in 1980. . .them harder than younger Americans, For 147 million working Ameri· cans the maximum annual earnings advocates say. While overall intlation has been subjecllo Social Sec urity taxes next low thi s year. the price of prescription year will also rise , io $72.600 from drugs has been 'growing by double $68.400, thoug h ihe tax rate remai ns uigits. Medicare does not cover pre6.2 percenJ. That means a maximum Social Security tax of $4.501 f<Jr scriptions. " Pre<criptions can he through the workers. s figure matched by roof and I know seniors who have employers. had to pay $50 or more for a single Many seni()r citizens depend bonle of pills," saiu Andersen . heavily on the few extra dollars a "That 's where a few dollars can month that Social Serurily's aimua l make the big ditl'erenre." Some urgue the government's meusurement of inflation is skewed, making even the comparatively low Social Security cost-of-living upda1es see n in rece nl years too generous. A. panel of prominent economists reported 10 Congress in December . 1996 that the Consumer Price Index could be overstating inllation by more than a percentage point, costing Social Security and other government programs unnecessary bil lions. Government statlstidans have been trying to improve the accuracy of the monthly survey of goods and services bough! by typical American households th at ·is used to calculate the CPl. They modernized it this year. for example. by adding 'products including cellular phones and leased curs and truck.s. Good Afternoon . . Today's Sentinel 2 Sections - ll Pages C:~ lc ndar Classifieds 7 S-9·111 Comics II Edi torials Local Sports Weather 2 3 ~ -!'·6 .I Lotteries OHIO . l'ic.:k .' : IJ 30: Pick 4: 2.3 IS Hucke~·~ 5: 20- 25- :!6- 29-.~4 ' w.vc\. D11ily .1: 741 l>ail~· 4: 542'l ,,, I<NS O li~o ' \'alk~ l 'il h li ' l~ll\ ~ I,.',, �• J • Friday, October 16, 1998 Com1nentary Page2 'Dta6fulid 111 1948 ' 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 614-992-2156 • Fax 992·2157 Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. ROBERT L WINGE1T Publisher CHARLENE HOEFUCH DIANE HILL General Manager Controller Shott,.,.,. 1M Mnthtrl wltomft 1.«.,. to M• «<llor lrom r•lkkn on •IJ(OMJ ,.,.,. 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Congress has record of standoffs on foreign poliC?Y Saturday, Oct. 17 Na11 clcarh, caml"' have been pre served JU.st a' they were lett ar rbc end nl World War II JUst In rcmrnd rhe \wrld of rhe horrors cwnnuued there Many ol the New NaZIS hold Moller & the same hchcfs "-' Anderson Hiller s mfamous hrigadcs 11Jc only rruc Germans arc blond blue eyed Aryans and rmmrgranls arc rbe root of all nf Gcr many s problems Much of the current nco-Nazr acllvrty " takmg place m the fnnncr Ea.sl Germany where rhe ccon N:ur weapon nf ducc lhese days and the anackcrs often leave behrnd a callmg card m the fnrm of a swastrka or racrst phm<e In some areas 1mm1 grants won t go our after dark for fc-..of anack Vr.ums have even begun ro mclude nalrvc Germans sympalbeiiC to fnrcrgners Earlrcr thrs year a socrahst shopkeeper rn Bcrhn wa.' !;hot three umcs rn his store hy a nco-Nazl angry wrth the forctgncr fncndly platform of the sncrahsts Nco-Nazr acllVIIY m Germany rs nnrhmg new I Whal s driTcrcnt now IS thai 11 s cam you a prtsnn sentence nearly half omy hao,;; yet tn eakh up wtth the more grown tu where 1l s nu longer confined ot all vorcrs rold pollslcrs recently lhat !hey were consrdenng votmg lor r-•r prosperous wcsl Even though only a uny slice ol Gcnnany s 8 mrllron to hack alleys and skmhead groups Dozens ol rcgrstercd pohllcal partrcs To avord prosccutron under the strrcl an11 Nazr statutes nght wmg groups have developed loopholes Instead of the Illegal Her I Hrtler neo-Nazrs o"frcn greer each other by shourmg 88 code for H H Swasukas bcmg rllegal nghr "mg groups allcr the rmage yet drsplay 11 agarnst tbe same black and red back ground as the ongrnal emblem Underground the groups target young people drscnchaoted wrth !herr econormc prospects wrth racrst skrn head musrc and 30 or so magazmes rlw spread rhe lweful mes_o;age Hundreds of skmhead musrc festrvals arc held each year m Germany wrlh hnc ups that mcludc bands Irke the Turk Hunters a:nd 100 Percent Whrte Although rhc government acknowledges rhar rhe number of have adopted anll ftJrclg:ncr plalfnnns cKtrcmlst lie !I. wuh an11 IL1rc•gncr platf,lnlls In the lasr year alone more than 12 CXIO h \lc utmcs were Lomtmllcd must ly hy young Gcmmns who hardy rcmcmhcr 1Jrvrdc<.l Gennany Jnuntgranls ltvc 1n the ~a.'t 1.:ttt~:cns rherc sec the lorc1gncr< 111 thcrr rnrdsr a...; a st:apcgo<ll for an atlmg c~.:onom) mJ 1 25 pen:cnl uncmploymcnl rtlc Bur r tmt scntuncms and vrolcncc ln.: 1 naltonwldl: pmhlcm Rtght wmg h lh.: l:ntlles ar~.: up hy one thrrd th1s Yl 1r 1..:~.:orJrng to the Olhlc tu Prot1,.."l.:l the Cnn:-.Utuuon Many of the crnncs are commmcd w1th ba..:ball bats the spokesman for the Office olthe Pro- man <old1crs were holdrng drunken hrrthday partrcs fr.- Hiller al whrch th~.:y v1ewcd Na11 propaganda hlms sung 1l1trd Rct..:h amhcms and traded hla\:k market eoptC:oi nl Hulcr s tnfa mous Mcm Kampf .Wbll RJQt lUIS Ulllf~ ... ~.......... / Ha\e we thought through what the cxrt strrtc~y "' Sen Kay Barley Hurduson R Texas asked '" a Scnare speech I haven 1 seen a plan I haven 1seen any kmd of afrcr plan alter h0mbmg The adnunt strat10n has endured 1 scncs of tnlcrnauonal poiH.:y scthacks Furrhcr conservatives have suc-ceeded m anachmg krss vf death amend such as abort JOn restru.:twns to a host ol Jmttattvcs mcludmg one to reorganrzc !he State Department an overhaul favored by both Clinton and Senate Forcrgn Relalrons Commlllce Chamnan Jesse Helms R N C On lhc achrc\cment srde borh parucs pornt ro the 80 19 brpartrsan Sen ale vole May 10 lo raufy the lrrst posl Cold War enlargement ol the North Atlantrc Treary Organrz tllon II opened the way lor Poland Hungary and the Czech Republic to JOin NATO early ncxl year wrth olhcr former Sovrct satcllrtcs to lollow A yc rr earlier a brpartrsan maJorny m rhc Senate also brought the Unll cd Slates 11110 a global treaty to elnmnatc chcnmal weapons Butlhe UnrtcJ States slill stands m tc..:hml.:al vtoluuon of the treat) known as the Cbcmtcal Weapons Convention bel: tusc Congress IMs yet top tss the lt:!llslatmn need ..:d to (.:arry It out That m~.:asurt: ~.:ouJJ be Jch \led m tht: House t 1d ty One ol the last ptcces ol lcgtslatiOn h~.:mg u Jhldt.:tetl thc chcrmc II weapons htll ts ht:tng eyed hy cungt css1on tile tdcrs as a w 'Y to r~o:\ tvc p,u ts ol c 1rltcr me tsutcs that dtdn 1m tke H tndudtng onl 1uth1 rrtiiH! ptymcnt ol b tck US dues In rhc Unrlcd Nations _, II some ol the dclrnqucnt dues ucn t patd soon th~:: Untt~.:d Sttles could he tn the emhutassltH! posttiOtl t I lostng tts Gl:n~.:rd A.sscmhly se.tt •lthou~h ll would l:Onttnue to e!\crosc 1 vote on th~; Sccunt} Coun(.:tl rhe y~: II he I! In \Vllh l hutltlup ol us lor~.:cs an th~.: Pelst Ill Gull In a 1.:011 lwntltiOil wtth lro.KI s Sadd 1111 Hussern over UN we 1pons mspt..:~.:tnts But as Congtcss 11repareJ to qutt lot the y~.: u R~.:puhltl ms we1c tu.: wali~ the admmt stt 1t1on ol h 11.;oktng away Con!!rcss ptssctl kl!ISII!ton nm sought hy Ihe 1dmmtslr IliOn provtdtnl! up t 1$1)7 rn1llton m lllllttary ud to ltaqt 1chcls uymg to oust Husscm 1 he US mtclh~ ~.: nec app 1r ttus me mwhtlt.: took 1 htt Irom Congress m M ty "hen Ill I 11 I 1t nu..:le.tr tests hy Imitt md P 1ktst m ~.: IUI!ht the CIA oil ~ ~J I And Rcpuhlt~.:an s uc ~.:onttnumg to press their rn\estl 1t ons tntn whether Chnton s s 1tellne te~.:hnology translcrs to Chrn 1 undenntm::tl n tllnnal sccu rrty tl)" allowmg B~.:tjmg to rmprovc the t tn!CtiOi!. ol Its h llllsllc 1111sstlcs md whdhcr c unn ugn \.:Ontrrbuttons ~.:1thc1 ft~m the Chmcsc 01 Irom 1 prommcnt US ICrosfl t~.:e cx.ecull\c pl1yed I tOle ConcJ cs ~ votell ltst month to overturn Clmton s 1996 dcGtstnn to mo:vc t..:xport l~~.:~:nstng laom the St He D~.:p 1rtmcnt to tht..: more bust ness fatendly Commerce D~.:partment /\ s of next Man.: h the lunllton w1ll be back at St ue EDITOR'S NOTE - Tom Raum covers natrona! and mternatronal affarrs for The Assocrated Press Letters to the editor De tr Edrtor I urge cvcty dtgJbf~.: votct mthc up~..:mmng clec tr mto vote no on Issue llu s IS not JUSt 1 hunting tssue hut a Constrtutron1l md Gnllly tssuc , We r;an nut let exttem1sts do away w1th t ur 11ght to hunt whether tt he "doves deer grouse lurhy or other kg tl g 1111~.:' And God sa1d let us 1111k~.: man rn our tmtge til l:! out l t hn ~.:ss And let them h.tvc domtmon1 '-.:r tht..: lt sh o lth\.: s~.: 1 tnd ov~.: t t h~.: Iowl olthe ur und over the calllc md over til the e trth md oH:r c v~.:t y c rc ~.:ptn~ thmg th 1t r; r~.:cps upun the e u1h End 1 I qunt~.: : Now to me <.lomm11n lllL ms ~..:ontrol Wh1 1 ~ hl.:ltu lJU llrlh.:d to c.: ontrol tht.: doH; populi! ton th 111 the u ;pt..:tls ol th~.: Ohro Dr\tst n 1 1 Wtldltk, Null s ut.l Kenneth R Kmg \vad gnms~ hunter and lrapshoot~r Mrddlcporl To~ay in history By The Associated Press lot1ty ts f-rrdt y 0~..:1 l(i lhl 2Kt.lthdr \ oii91.JX lh~.: r~.: 11.: 7 6dl\ ~ kh Ill the year lud ry !1. l~ti!hlndll 111 llt~tot} On 01.:1 16 llJ?X the C1ll n!:e 11 C utlrn IJ , 1l thL~ Hlllll ( uh 1IK Chwdt dtt "'L C Hdtntl K 11 nl Wo lt\11 h h~.: thL 11..:\\ Jlt pl h~..: '' ~~ th ~.: lllllK John f'aul II • On tht s tltk • In p ~n dutm g the t:rcnd1 R~.: ' 1lut1 lll Qttl:lll M ttL 1\ rlorni.: ltl '" ~ ~ hdrc llkd I • or A look at the next millennium By Wilham A Rusher Everybody is excned about the comrng Iurn ol !he ccnlur y hut cconomtcally and culturally the nobody seems In hc paymg much world w IS deep m rhc gnp ol the Mtddle Ages wnh rhc altcntron lo the rurn ol rhc mrllcnnr urn Why lhrs should he l don 1know All such drvrsrons ol lime rrc purely Churl h excr c tsmg a power 31 hrtrary. of ..:nurse hut that doesn t keep pcnplc !rom summmg up dcvclopmcnl> m !he 201h century lui but rnrcr mrttently and wondcnng or prcd1ctmg what !he 21 sl wrll he like But wh II s such 1 ht£ de tl thnut the tu1 n ol a ccntu ry' There trc people sull alive who l:an rcm~.:mhet th~ Its! tne and nth cts all\e tollty wl1o wtll still l;c ,uound \C i.:ciChJ ll~.: th1.: n~.:xt nne But nohody Ill I th IUS 111J y~.: ItS hIS Wit nessed the tutn I tmllknnlUill md nohody "'-til s~.:~ m 1th~.:r 11 r mothc1 thousand yc '" We 11c 1c lily prcny lucky I~ tt possthk to sty mythmg \CIY usclul 1hout th1.: last thousand years let .IInne predau wh 11 the ne xt thou s md r\lry he lrkc' Olcour>c Ill, rl ..:ulattons LoulJ he thr )Wil oil hy m t..:Vt..:nt su~.:h as the Si.:\.:1 mJ Commg ot even th~.: artl\al 1l \lsttors hom some Olhcr planet Bul let s have ol little lun b) lrym 11 rdcnlrty 1 lew ol the 1111J< 1 !rends ql !he p lSI 11111 IL:nntum and th~.:n p11 JC..:I them lot wurd mto the next one A thousand yc 11 s leo lh~.:rc was h 1rdly mythmg Wilt th \.: 1Jimg sCI cm:c tn the modern ~cn~c The peoples ol Eu1< pe hadn I even drs !he New World Pollltcally cove~cd Weslt::rn Rusher unccrtam mllu ctu.:e on lhc n 111 ms th H l1ad emerged trom the JUtns olthe Wcst~.:rn Roman Emptrc B 1srl II ( the Bulgar Slayer ) ruled Ill Byt ulttum lsi un w ts sp1c 1dmg • slalcs has contmucd and strength cncd someumes berng overpowered by rhe growrh of supranalronal cmprrcs whrch m turn have shown a renden9 to drssolvc agam granr outer planets Wrll man ven lure beyond the solar system• Yes rf he can Pohucally 11 seems mevnable that the growmg economrc and tech tnto the1r component parts nologrcal mlerdependence of the Economrcally 111 JUSt the past world s peoples wrll force rls unrf1 few decades we have seen the catron But attemprs to rmpose any growth of a world economy that fonn of one man one vote democra casrly vaults national borders cy at the global level seem hkely to sprcadmg prospcnl~ or (as now) /rounder on rhe rocks of unmutable unease around !he globe . . cultural drffcrenccs throughout tand hcyonJ) !he MrdJic E 1st lnd11 w ts dtvtd~o:LI unong t t\ tl krngdom> In Chm1 lhc Nollhcrn ... ' Wh II have hu~.:n th~.: Ill lJm trends Abmc lll over the past mtllennt II our dcsccnJanls arc lucky 111 the ~.:nsumg tltous md y~.: 11 s J One um !he \clocuy ol change has they wrll fmJ ways 10 stabrll'-c the '' unquc>tronably the hrrlh md tn~.:reascd almost cxpnnen11ally In world s population care for 11 prop 'P" rJ (cspccrrlly m 1hc Irs! h\C many w rys more has happened m erly and let rts cultural components hundred years ) ol sucnce Th~ W•llk the last hundred years than hap make lhcrr way toward each other at ol cxplor ttron hIS hccn l: lfltCJ lor pened m the prccedmg nmc hun thcrr own chosen speeds wmd tclcntlcs:.;ly men have even Jred Rather early m the new mrllenm w tlkcd on the moon and I mdcd ProJcctmg these trends miO the urn I suspect screncc wrll ucknowl robots on Mars Per haps rncvnably luturc what caR we expecr' For edge rts permanenl rnabrlny to there h 1s h~.:cn t l:Orrcspondmg >ome trmc al least the velocrty of answer the truly uirrmatc,qucsllons Jeclme mlhc scope dhd Intensity ol change seems hkcly ro cenunue to Then mankrnd wrll be free to seek leltgmus lmth tl1ough heiC at the mcrcase Soon men wrll walk on agarn m lis Creator s wrll the only end ol the nullcnmum there tre Mars and later (and lar more care lreedom worth havmg srgns th 11 conlrdencc rn rhc porcnrral • tully) probably on cloud wreathed Wrlllam A. Rusher is a DlstinOlllnlM;ICilCC of !Sl:teOLC IS hcgmning Venus and srzzlmg Mercury and gurshed Fellow or the Claremont to triter some of the moons of Jupiter and lnstrtute for the Study or States· Pohtrcally rhc tendency low.trd Saturn as well Sophrslrcatcd robots mansh1p and Pohhcal Philosophy the development of ¢ sovercrgn will probe the softer cores of the Lmdhc1gh (sn thc story went) hiJl~ drawn up as 1 ~dl nnptovement program lor hnnsdl whln he was 1 young man ~ pens I he Irs! ol '\9 r..: h tnll:h.: r trrnts lrrst 1ppc ued qn a 11 ul s like se ll con 1rol LOUI lee llld lt..: 1dtness to ~.:om prormsc sound '" tl thi.: y ..: 11nc !rom 1 YMCA ch tr '"'"' hurldrng rn mu 1l olthl llJ20s n lwm one ol Hor HU Algt.: r s 110\ ~o: l s !or hoys Ill wh1d1 \.lriUl tl tilt It s IW tl ll:W 11J rcw ud s 1111.: \1. rlh ~ ud: ~.: !l.!l. unl r rdl~.: s On th ~.: tl1~.:1 h md 11 w lUkin 1 hl h 11d 11 h~.:lt ~.: \~.: th 11 I ndhu~h h1111 ~ dl h td 1,;1 mptkd ~ u ~o. h 1 I , t St l t c t ~ m md 1 Ul~~.:lf111n L d mtnd md lwd\ 1 1tut rlh L tlll: 1 11md \\h1.: 11 L: \ L !IlL llllll\IS ll H ~ 11 I lli.: \\ 1-. lli LlllJt \ll:J A. N~.:'' Y t~ I m ~..~ h ; \!d ' 11 thl rt.:Ll: nll ) puhlt h~.:J I 111dlu h ht1 \! r tph \ I tndhlt It h) A SLott Bu st) s l tnd\ ltku.l to h1 1stth II ht s ltthu h td UlLl i.: lldUr LJ ' llll!UJ !1 ll jl I l I h~.:ttlll \\ llh1 Ul llh.:~ tht.: "' '11 kn,Lb u I L 111 tth h 11d th1. l ldu I mlh~.: r h t tid mtl lcr wh 11 me Ihe full story of how he gol hrs hands on rhc Ten Commandmcnrs and he had slarcd me blankly md s 11d len Commandmcnrs 1 Whal r~n Commandments' h.rp The dtaractcr hst 1s pure Lmdhcrgh wrorc magazrnc 111 19'0 Aer..:ordtni to the trlrde c\cry ntght hdor~.: h~.:d Lrndhe~gh would Plagenz 1de ht nsell t n i.: lLh ol th~.: tr Ill s l!t Ill lhtut smto un~ell s hn i.:~S Ht: '' miJ put 1 tl d X lli.:XI to th h~.: It 11t s hl h u.J s ULl~.:s s lull) lui l! tilkdlhlldty llto>chclndltictltl \\ IUIJ i.:l I hi ILk X I h ~l " "' h ld ll t I h td 1 ~.- h IIlli.: h dunnnslr IlL would l:1 n 1 n 11 k Om d ty 111 u.k 1 t.: ltlll: to 111 1: I \\ t liiJ \.\. t ttl.: I 1 L mdha~h rs"rnl.! hnn lu \\ IK h tppt.: nt:d 10 u 1111 J11k th~.: hs1 h l\\ It Jl ht. h 1J !I.(Ud; to II ll1.. 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Crib Ch rr llkr I r't Bun"ln Itt ~ llt.:\\ hlol!r 1phv 8~.:1 g • l 1lls Servrces wrll be held Sunday 2 p m at B1gony Jordan Funeral Home Albany wrth Pa.•tor Jrm Stewilrt offi<ratmg Bunal woll bern Wells Ceme rery Pagevrlle Frrend.• may call Saturday. 6-8 p m a1 the funeral home Bernice M. Deem • ,. / • [ Clnci,;nati 51"178' I l ' ~"" W VA. "'i ~ KY ..., i:l 1998AccuWealher Inc ,/ m•• Sunny PI Cloudy Cloudy ·-~~~ ~~ _ , . T I10fml Roin Fluooiet Snow lee Today's weather forecast hrs subject the. greatest untold story ol the 20rh century He was rn hrs lllcumc Berg wntcs hero vrclrm and vrll,lln Those labels refer 10 Lmdhcrgh s solo l11gh1 rcross rhc Atlantic rn 1927 whrch made hun the most .tdnmcd man on Earth the krdnappmg and Jcarh ol hrs hrsthorn son rn 19]2 whrch won hun !he worlds symrathy and hrs upf>'""'"" to Amcrrl:a s tntcrvcntton 10 th~.: war ugmnst Germany whtch c 1uscd 1nalhons to sec hun as a Na~1 sympa thtzcr md even 1 llattot In l:'i ycur:oi hrs sp;ll:r 111 1.1w WIOte he hud gone hom Jesus hr Judas Th~.: hountlmg nl tht.: I mdh1.:rgh .. hy the med11 111 th~.: w tkt: ol then h lh) s murde1 m tdc Lrndher~h 1lool md c\l n hlltct Berg kds th It thts p lrtl) .c xpl uns whv lmdhlr\!ll \.\,ts t:ll 1m nr1.:d ol G~.:tmm so~.:ll:l) Gl:rmml.t\.\ md Ullkt stond lnr th~.: pn' ILY ~mt LIUil:t the I mdh~.:ruhs lnng~.:d lm mt whu.:h Aml:fll 1 dcnr1.:J lh1.:m George Plagenz rs a S) nd1calecl wrrter ror Newspaper F nterpri54 Assoc1al1on Saturday nrsht Mostly clear Lows near 50 Sunday Panly cloudy Highs rn the mrd 70s Monday Partly cloudy wrth a chance of showers Lows on the upper 40s and hrghs on the upper 60s Tuesday Parrly cloudy Lows m the lower and mrd 40s and hrghs rn the lower 60s By The Associated Preas Southeastern Ohro Today Mostly sunny aJ]d wanner Hrshs on the upper 70s Llghr south· east wmd Tomght Mostly clear Lows 45 to 50 Lrght southeast wrnd Saturday Panly cloudy Hrghs 75 IO 80 E~tended fo.-.,casl Sunny, warm weather forecast for Saturday early today a.• the Rockres braced for snow m the mountarns and unsettled weather moved owr the Plams Partly sunny skres and dry weath· er was expected by tonrght across most of the Norrheast as well as tor the Great Lakes sourh to the Gulf Coast Isolated thunderstorms were possrble over southern Florrda Scattered showers and strong rhunderstorms were forecast for parts of the southern Plarns Snow was possrble 111 the Dakotas romghr Snow wa.• also hkely over most ot the hrgher elevations of Rockres wnh up to 6 rnches rn some spots above 4,000 feet Heavr~r amounts were possrble rn northern Utah The southern Rockres ani:t Soulh west were lrkely to see rarn before farr and dry weather lute today By The Aaaoclated Preaa Sunny sktes and warm lempe/a tures wrll greet rhe weekend across Ohro the National Weather Servrce sard Temperatures on Saturday wrll climb rnro the 70s and could hrl80 111 ihe far south Lows tomght wrll be A5 5'\ Showers may return to Ohro on Sunday and lemperatures wrll be a ht tie cooler forecasters sard The record hrgh temperature for 1hrs dale at the Columbus weather statron was 88 degrees m 1897 whrle the record low was 30 m 1944 Sun setromght wrll be at 6 51 p m and sunnse Saturday at 7 44 a m Across the natron Ram fell rn northern New England Lo~al briefs Burglary reported " Kay and Jrm Ephng state Route 124 Reedsvrlle reported therr garage was entered recently by lhreves who broke a lock on the roll up door Stolen were a St1hl charnsaw tools a floor JUCk boule Jack nnd hydrnuhc press nccordrng to a Mergs County Sherrfl's Office reporr None injured in accident No mJunes were reporred followrng a one car nccrdent on Wopd yard Road m Columbra Townshrp Wednesday afternoon Zachary D Thompson 16 Nelsonvtlle was westbound when he lmiJ on lh II vast lrnd hrs son We II all gel along no 11111 __.! • Sung Uyn 1sty was Ltmsolld 111ng rts By George R Plagenz Known ts Lmdy s W !hey were char acler lr tlls rh 11 Ch tries Many ol the !NO Rather early m the new millenmum, I suspect, science w11l acknowledge 1ts permanent mability to a11swer the truly ultimate questions. The~r, mankmd will be free to seek agail1, in its Creator's will, the only freedom worth havmg. Lindbergh's legend and myth Vote no on Issue 1 In the lrrst ch lplcr ol The Holy Brblc Gene" ' I 2n 11 sty> 4uote who has stud red nco Namm hchcve• the rcccnl cvcnrs should sound an alarm across rhc country To say that a thrrd ol qcnnan youth are prone to the extreme nght rs an understale ment Wagner rold our assocraiC Karhryn Wallace Wagner s vrcw IS supported by recent polls of both Gennany and the European comment that reveal mcrcdrbly that a thrrd of Gcnnans exrrcmcly racrsl Certamly rhe new umfied Ger many has some rssues to work through Recently we Uliked Alexan dcr Von Wcbenau spokesperson and youth coordmator for a skmhead group the Natrona! Democratic Pany how to combat rac1sm He answered If thete were no forergners there would be no racrsm Jack Anderson and Jan Moler are wrlten ror Umted Feature Sy... dicate, Inc commttmcnt result of DcmocratJc defectiOns wmg groups and that Gcnnany IS unjustly smglcd out bc~.:ausc of ns gruesome past But Bcmd Wagner a cnmmologtSI qutle __ ll\ere are no survJVors I MIMfleld [11'(!1' I • every Jcmoqatrc socrcty ha' nghl cons1der themselves ~ Robert Day Bhuard 84 Albany, dred Thursday Oct 15 19911 at hrs re• rdence He was born Jan 26 1914rn Columbus, son of the late Vern Dean and Lola Ednh French Bhzzard a nstng tcctJOn nf the Cons1ttutum dtsmasscd the rhrcat they pose by argurng that Whrlc many mdrcatc the) wrll support rhc prcsrdcnt 1! he uses force m the comrng days or hers lear It could le rJ lo another open ended Bns1111 hkc Cllnron s brd for renewed trade negotiating aulhonty - whrch he once called a lop pnoruy of hrs second lerm - drcd 1n !hiS Congress largely the IS mlo the mthtary lound that some Gcr 10 h. rJ home lor II H:y •~s ue ~ unrc~olu:d or lhall Mondary Fund n.:matn {l) n lht: tthh.: ts ~.:htps m ltsl mmutc ncgotlallons It s hccn 1 yc 1r lrauehl with O\crsc Is ntscs- from the -.:urn:nt 1hrc,11 of NATO urstnkcs m Kos..no to ns tng knswns wtth Iraq tn tcrronsl cmh 1~s) llC1mhmg.., mAim: 1 to nude u tests hy lnc.lta md R~lts1 m to ltnam:lalmcll downs tn AsM and Ru ~s1a In 1ddttton US troops spn;41d tllm on mts!tltons ahmad 1rc !l.atd hy the nat1on s mtht 1ry d11cls to he la~.: tnl! ~oth morale md rc 1dmcss pruhlcms Th~.: Rcruhhean led Congress h 1s h td a hmd tune J cvclopmk! 1 eonscn sus on many of these eonlroHrstcs Jc 1dmg to u scncs ol standolfs Some GOP leaders sug!;!esl that Pre!l.tdcnl Clmton weakened at home hy scandal hts lost hts dout O\.Crscas as well rcsulllog 1n an unc\CO forctgn pnltey they ltnd hard to !<.Upport Dcmpcrats l:nmplam Repuhlu.: ms 1rc tr} mg to mtL:ro tnan tge torc1gn poltcy rhc Kosnvo crtsts has generated m1xed fedtng!l. among lawfllakcrs groups A recent govcrnmcnr rnvcsugallon lim.: te n r doncd Orhcrs such as Jd1114Ucn1 U N dues mJ lunds lor !he lnlcrn mon rl m~o:nts [L._ _ _ _.:.;;._;.....-...._.;...._ _ _ _ _ The Daily Sentinel • Page 3 Robert Day Blizzard By Jack Anderson and Jan Moller BERLIN llJosc who f<.-gct hrs tory arc doomed to repeal 11 ""d Geo\Jc Sanrayana In Germany mrl Irons of youth remember ycl M:cm dctermrncd In repe.ll II anyway Erght years afler the !all of the Bcrhn Wall the first gcneralum smcc World War II IO grow up 111 a umlrc-d Germany ts thrcatcmng IO n.'pcat the mrstakcs nl tbe Ia." gcncrallon lo do so Neo-N•m vrolence IS on lhe nSCJ.!! Germany and so Is adula1ron of Adolf Hiller dcspllc stnct laws agamsr any prn Nan drsplays or propaganda Jn a WUnlr) wberc a sui! anncd salurc can All thr!l. m a ulUntry th u s llHlr.,; sc nsltl\c 1h 111 pcrtltps my other to thl ugly ~.:onscquuK~.:s ol1 tu!l.tu Thl:oi ts a nat ton when: dot~.:ns ol By TOM RAUM Assocrated Press Wrrler Wi\SHINGlON - n~< lll'rh Con"'"' '' pors.d 1\ln ~ lll\0}' Ohio weather FIIUy, October 18, 1111 More reports of racism in Germany The Daily Sentinel mu.hcrrn dcl:lums lc Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio • :~s~~~~:~o: ~f~~:~p~~d*~~ ~~:~~~~da~~~~~~r~~0o~ ~~~~sr~;e~~-l mg heavy damage ;-- - -·- - - - - '-. The Daily Sentinei1 Meigs EMS logs 1 call !USPS 113 9601 Communlly NC!Wiilpiper Holdlnp, Inc ..:very afternoon Munday th oush Fr l~y Ill CourJ St Pomt:wy Ohitl by the Ott n Vnllcy Publ sht'lj Compony Second clau Pubhshcd polttugc panl at Pu nc oy Ohio •' Umts ol the Mergs County Emer gency Medrcal Servrce recorded one call lor ussrstance Thursday Respondmg was CENTRAL DISPATCH 6 33 p m Pomeroy Prke Kyle Srnclarr Veterans Memonal Hosprtal Mmlx-1" 11 he A.ot ~ud31 d Pre" and the Ohio N~wspapi.: i\s:k)ChJIIOn l'ostmlUit!l" Send nddron corrccltun:.; to Tbc ()ally Se t ncl Ill Cour1 S\ PumCIOJ Ohio 45769 SUBSCR~PTION RATES By Carrier or Molor Roule One W~ck .$2 00 One Munlh U 10 One. Year St04 00 SINGLE COP¥ PRICE Da1ly 35 Cc:nts Sullsc hers not tiC!i ring to p1y the Clfricr may em t nadvance Llircctlo l'I}II.Datl)' Sentinel on a lucc s x or 12 month bo!.,s. 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E1d 1104 [)(I 1103 Clnss>Red Ad• E•L 1100 Am Ele Power 52Yo Akzo ......................... :.......... 39 AmrTech 51'/ o Ashland 011 45'/o AT&T 60'Y. Bank One 47Yc Bob Evans 20'/o Borg-Warn11r 39'1. Broughton 18'1• Champion 1 '1> Charm Shps 4'1. Clly Holding 37:1 Federal Mogul 48'/o Gannett 55'1• Goodyear 52 Kmart 13 ~. Kroger 50 Lands End 17'/, Ltd 25Y. Oak Hill Fin! 17 1o OVB 40 One Valley 29'.1 Peoples 24'1• Pram Fin! 18'1. Rockwell 35'.1 AD/Shell , 49'!. Sears 42Y. Shoney s 1"I• Star Bank 71 ' • Wendy s 23'1• Wosrthlngton 13'1, -·-·--. . Stock reporls are the 10 30 a m quotes provided by Advest of Gallipolis . Bernrce M Deem, 90 Sherman, WVa dred Wednesday Oct 14, 1998 at Jackson General Hosp•tal rn Ripley W Va. A former trarler park manaaer,she was born Jan 7 1908 rn Long Bor tom daughter of the late Everett and Laura Orem Smrth She wa• a mem ber of the Frrsr Baptrst Church of Ravenswood W Va and th~ Ladres Aux rhary Veterans of Forergn Wars Post6«D She worked for Currrs-Wrrght dunng World War II Survrvrng IS a srster Lucille Wermer of Grove Cny three brother.~ and two srsters '" law Everett Smrth Jr ofMemtt Island Fla Charles nnd Rrta Smrth of Crncrnnatr, and Harold and Mane Smtth of Ravenswood. two grand chrldren She wa.• preceded rn death by her husband Guy H Deem two brothers and two siSters Servrces wrll be held Saturday I p m at Roush Funeral Home Ravenswood' wrth the Rev Darrell Johnson officratmg Burral wrll follow m Ravenswood Cemetery Fnends may call Fnday S-6 p m wrth a memonal servrce by Ladres Aux llrary Veterans of Forergn Wars Post 66/D at 7 p m at the funeral home Robert Longenette Word has been recerved of the death of Robert Cll tlon Longenene 64 of Tuppers Plums on Wedne..lay Seplember 30 1998 at h1s home He was assocrated wnh Jehovah s Wnnesses for J I year. and was presently servmg a.• an Elder He served as a volunteer Chnstran Constructron worker m rhe Unned Stales as well a.• m South and Central Amenca and West Afnca SurviVIng are hrs wrle Shetln Sue Longenette a son Robert Jeftrey Lon genene and a daughter Sheryl Lynn Longenette four grandchrldren three 1brothers and a srsler 111 law Duane and Betty Longenette of Long Bottom Cllflord Longenette of Reedsvrlle and Charles Longe neue ol Colorado and several nreces and nephews A memonal scrvrce was held on Frrday October 9 1998 A~emonal contnbuuons may be made 10 the work of Jehovah s Wnnesses Jack J. Stivers Jack J Strvers 74 Mrddleport dred Thursday Oct 15 !998 at Overbrook Nursr ng Center Mrddleport A laborer and surveyor tor the state of Ohro for 15 years he was born Dec 8 1923 m Pomeroy son ol the late John M and lnezGrrn81ey Snvers He was a member of the Church of Chnst Pomeroy and a graduate ot Pomeroy Hrgh School He IS survrved by a specral frrend Mrldred V Castle of Pomeroy several meces and nephews Gravesrde servrces wrll be held Monday I p m a! Beech Grove Ceme tery Pomeroy wnh the Rev Alan Blackwood oflrcrallng In heu of flow ers memonal contnbutrons may be made to the Amencan Heart Assocra • Iron Meigs announcements Recychng Saturday rh~ Mergs County Recychng and Lrtter Prevenuon Program wrll have an appliance recycle day Satur\luy at the otfice parkrng lot un Unron Avenue near Pomeroy 9 a m to noon Washers dryers drshwasher hot w tter ranks and other apphances wrll be recycled free For rnforma Iron phone 992 6360 Boosters meetlna Mergs Mrddle School Boosters wrll hav~ therr monthly meeting at the school on October 20 at6 p m rn the ca!etena each Along wrth the bazaar the Aux rhary wrll be sponsonng a qurlt show Anyone wrshrng 10 show a qurlt or rent a table may do so by phonrng 773·91 03 or 773 5599 Bean dinner set The Porrland Nazarene Church .)1'111 have a nerghborhood bean drn ner tor the communrty Saturday Oct 24 5 to 9 p m There wrll be a hnyrrde games and food Celebration planned The Syrucuse Nazarene Church wrll have a brrthday celebration at 10 30 am Sunday There wrll be a drnner nt noon tollowed wrth u con cert by the Gabnel Quarrel at 2 p m Meigs panni-teacher conferences The Mergs Local School DIStncl wrll hold parent teacher conferences Carleton sets open house Nov 5 and Nov 12 nfter the diS Carleron School and Mergs Indu< mrssal of school for three hours Par ents wrll recerve a letter descnbrng trres Syracuse wrll hold an open the con terence scheduling procedure houje Fnday Oct 23 from I0 a m along wuh mtormauon on the con· to 2 p m at the school There wrll be terences Students wrll be bnngrng door pnzes and relreshments thrs rnforma.uon home 1he week of Singers com lng ' Oct 26 The purpose of the confer The Smgmg Echoes of Cleveland ' ences rs to allow the parents and teachers to drscuss puprl progress and Tenn wrll present u gqspel concert to keep the parents and schools Fnday Oct :lO ar 7 p m a! Fathers rnlormed about student ac11v111es us House Church H.rrtford W Va The they relate ro school behavror nnd publrc IS 1nvrted perlormunce Further quesuons regardmg these conferences should Homecnmmg set St Paul Umte~ Methodrsl Church b~ Jrrected to the chrldren s schools 1 ol anendance rn Tuppers Plums wrll observe us • Special servrces set Specral serv~ees will be held Sun day at 9 45 a m and 6 30 p m at the Mt Unron Church ne.rr Carpenrer wrth the Boelk F rmlly pre.tchmg mid srngrng Pastor Joe N Sayre rnvrtes the pubhc especwlly famrlles wrth ehrldren to attend Bazaar planned ' ~ The Ludres Auxrhary ol the Mason Frre !kpartmenr will have us mnu,tl Chnslmas Bazaar Saturday Nov 7 begmnrng 111 9 u m Tables $5 c:~,:?,"~~~~"c~~~:.:~~~~ recently rn the Merg> Counry Court of Judge Patnck H 0 Bnen FrneJ were Mary E Krrby Pomeroy pa"mg bad check< S25 plus c"''' re,lllullon three Jays JUt! •uspen<led Clyde E Sa yr~ Racrne seal belt $25 plus ~o->ls Corey J Seymour Mrddleport speed S40 plus costs Jerod A Mank111 New Haven W Va undera~e con, ump lion $200pluscosts IOdaysJall sus pended to three days three year< proballon llltenng from a moror vehrcle S I00 plus costs rhree days jail con currenl 40 hour> commumry <ervrce . Ohver Sayre Long Bonom dnvrng under suspensron $200 plus costs 30 days Jail suspended lo five days $100 plus live days Jar I ~ ~ s pended rf vahd operator's hcense presenred wllhrn 90 days John M Davrs Pomeroy dn vmg under rhe mfluence $850 plus costs 10 days pll suspended lo three days 90 day OL suspensron one year prooalron Jar! and $550 sus pended upon compleuon of resrden 11al tleatment program wnhrn 90 days marked lanes cosrs only Kevrn D Dalton Johnsrown DUI $850 plus costs 10 days Jar I suspended to three days 90 day OL suspensron one year proba11on Juri and $550 suspended upon completion of resrdentlal trearment program wllhm 90 days exprred OL $75 plus costs three days JUll suspended one year probatron marked lanes costs only Enc Knolls Vmron DUI $1 OOOpluscosts SIX monrhsJarlsus pended to 30 days one year OL sus pens ron two yeaJ'S probauon drrvmg under suspensron $200 plus costs SIX months Jail suspended 10 30 days concurrent two years probatron seat bell $25 plus costs failure lo conrrol costs only Trudy Mnchell West Col umbra W Va passmg bad checks $25 plus costs restllutron Danrel Whrttekmd Pomeroy underage consumptron $200 plus cos IS three days Jail suspended two years probation Danrel Kuhn Pomeroy dosnesllc vrolence costs three days Jail suspended one year probatron restramrng prder ISsued CurtiS A Rrftle Mrddleport dnvrog under suspensron $200 plus costs 30 days Jail suspended to live days one year proballon Jllll suspended rf valid OL presented wrthrn 60 days no front plate costs only Gary G Rose Mrddleporl cnmrnal mrschref costs 30 days Jail suspended to 13 days one year probation restllutlon disorderly conduct cosls only Chnstopher Davrs Reedsvrlle DUI, $750 plus costs 30 days Jarl suspended to 10 days one year OL sus pensron one year probauon dnvmg under suspensron costs 30 days Jar I suspended to 10 days concurrent one year probatron Trmothy L Kmg Mason W Va DUI $850 plus costs 10 days Jail suspended to lhree days 90 day OL suspensron one yeat probation Jail and $550 suspended upon completion of resrdentlal trearment program Davrd E Skeens Wellston open con· The admrnrstratron a! rhe Eastern ' Elemenlary School bas ISsued a drrectrve concernrng bus safety at the ,,hool dunng the openmg and clos rng of school Accord• ng to Transportation Drrector Arch Rose parents who transport therr chrldren to school should diScharge rhem at the south entrance Buses wrll not be 111 that area ol the burldrng rf parents Jo not park along the srdewalk near the marn up students are asked to dnve to rhe reur of the hrgh school and park 111 the lot near rhc bandroom Parents and students """' then walk lo the JUnror hrgh entr mce ol rhe Eastern Elementary School At no t1me 'hould stLu..lcnts or par ... ents walk 111 Iron! ol behrnd or al6ng the srdes ol Ihe buses Rose sard that drschargrng chrl· dren !rom cars along the srde of bus es or m between the buses has creat \ ed a senous safety hazard Parents who rransporr rherr chrl dren to school are also asked not to be at the school be lore 8 20 a 111 so rhat buses can arrrve and park appro pnately betore chrldren arnve 111 cars Chrldren should be prcked up ut the north entrance of the bmldrng on the JUnror hrgh wmg Parenrs prcklng 12 30 ,, m and 111ternonn snng ser vrce ,It 2 p m Son Shrneot Wellston wrll be the smgers The Rev Sharon Hausman rnvnes the publrc "'"I' entrance unnual homec~mtng Sunday Wllh at 10 am u ~.:arry 1n t.ltnner .11 plu' CO\b Randall A Arme' Long Bonom seal belt $25 p!u, co't' Ch:rsrty L McKee Pomeroy larlure to conrrol ~ 20 plu' ur.t' Thomas Caldwell Marden N C 'peed S lfJO pi"' c'" ' ' Kerth B Hunl Long Bor rom overl oad co''' only Jnhnny A Doucelt II Rac111e \Cal be lt $25 plu< c"'" G rry 1 Cooper Hurncane W Va left of cenrer $20 plu' «"'' Rna A K"er Glou, rer speed $30 plus cosrs Robert D Elhs Pomeroy seal belt $25 plu' Sieve T Ramey Logan speed $30 plus co''' Chmropher E Lam bert Cmcmnat1 •peed $30 plus com Sherrdan G Brown Cunl vrlle speed $]()plus co•ls Kmropher A Newsome Vmron speed $20 plus costs Frank P Gruben Jr Ea.sl Lake seal ~II $25 plus cos" Jamce P Sanders Gallrpolls >peed $30 and costs R~ehard L Luca.s Tuppers Plarns sear beh $25 plus cosrs Rod ney A Klern Pomeroy seat bell $25 plus costs Samuel V Wamsley Mrd dleport seat bell $25 plus cosrs Nrd mr Chandra Arh en' speed $30 plus costs Larry J Church Coolvrlle seal bell $25 plus w sts Lrsa P Franc~> Murraysvtlle W Va speed $50 plus costs Chad E Burkharl McConnel, • •lle speed $30 plus cosrs Thoma.< D Bohl Lan caster seat bell $25 plus costs Ore gory L Sheppard Eli zabeth W Va speed $30 plus cosls Harold E For lome Humcane W Va speed $30 pluscosrs U Davrd Spencer Logan speed $30 plus costs Charles R Hupp The Plums speed $30 plus costs Justm G Wilt Procrorvrlle seal bell $25 plus costs Leonard E Frelder Gallrpohs Ferry W Va fatl ure ro Jrsplay AIFIA sucker $20 plus costs John Oltman Long Bottom scat belt $15 plus cosiS Crestlyn R Hrll Racme speed $30 plus cosrs Danrel F Short Cheshrre speed $30 plus costs Joseph W Gray Rae me seat belt $15 plus costs Robert ODell Gal llpohs speed $JO plus costs Crarg Foley Coolvrlle speed $30 plus costs seat bell $25 plus costs James E Davrs Jr Wrllramslown W Va lefl ot center $20 plus cosrs Charles L Shdtun Gall opulrs sjleed $30 plu> costs Da\IJ Mollohan Columbus stop srgn $20 plus costs Theresa Y Mercer Bluefield W Va seat bell $25 plus costs John W McCoy Lan caster speed $30 plus c<JSis seal bell $25 plus costs James R Cun Jrff Racme larlure lo yreld $20 plus costs uns.rle vehrcle $20 plus costs Charles E Blarr Albany seat belt $25 plus cosls far lure to control $20 plus costs Rebekah L Smith Langsvrlle speed $30 plus costs Amy K Jenkrns Athens speed $30 plus costs Wayne A Den! Mrddle port speed $30 plus cnsls D.rle W Hoffman Pomeroy seat belt $25 plus com Joseph J Quails Radcliff d"orderly whtle rntox~eared $75 plus cosrs Stephen W Dunny Gal hpolrs Ferry fadure to Jnve rn marked lanes $20 plus costs School issues advisory Sunday school at 9 a 111 wmshrp ser \I tee m Club to meet The MrJdleport Lrterary Club wrll meet at 2 p m Wednesday .11 the home ol Erleen Buck Phyllis Hack· ell wrll revrew Enchanted Castle by Daphne DuMauner Couples issued marriage licenses The followmg couples were ISsued marrruge hcenses recently rn Hospital news Veterans Memorial Thursday's admissions· None Thursday's discharges Sharon Rrggs Holzer Medical Center Thursday's discharges Juunrta Bachtel Betty Frle Dallas Hrll and Dala Sta Its Thursday's bnths • Mr and Mrs Bnnton Brown daughter Jack '"" Mr .md Mrs Kelly Man:rnko d.tughler Mrddleport Mr and Mrs Jellrey W rmsley son Pomt Pleasant the Mergs County Probate Court of Judge Robert Buck Jeffrey Ray Me Krnney 40 and lr~ne Jewell Boothe 4S both of Mergs County BenJumr n Wade Put man 21 and Lena Erleen Knous 20 both of Reedsvrlle John Davrd Colhos 22 and Mehssa Renee Chf ford 21, both of Pomeroy Rrcky L McClellan 38 and Mary Vrrgrmn Games, 50 both of Ponner<ly. [!!] Dally At 310 146 AU AGES, AU TIMES S4.00 *************** BIG C~tllforMolllt'llml.'!> [O Mo\'tes • • 1-740-753·3400 Mllllnt'O~ EVfRtoAr' ' �• , .. ,I Sports The Daily Sentll,!~' Friday, October 16, 1998 Frlday,~r16,1 998 Jon We ha•e to get out of thJS lottie slump roght now .. Batch. a \CCond round draft p1ck out of E:J,tem Mochogan. played·hos thtrd con~ultve error-f1ee game He cure. Look what Barry Sanders dod lor completed 16 of 19 p.-se, for 218 yard' .:Jild tJAo IUm:hdo"n.,, wtiiJ no rookoe Charloe Batch. Sande" ran for 155 yards .. mclud· 1ntcrccpt1on' "From lht: Oil)' he arnved .u tr.un mg .1 73-yarJ touchdo\\n 'PrlllJ.....,. agaonst Green Bay on thur-.day mg camp. he' ..,huwn txn'c :.md cornnoght A' a / e,ult. Batch luuked Joke po,un: · Sande" ...aid He\ rc.tlly anrthong but a rookoe a' the Detroot rela xi!J lie"' be) <md \\h~ll a \nt ultt ~ cxpct.:tcd Irom,, rjKJkJI! qu.tr1crb.tr.:~ Loon' beat the P.ocke" 27 -20 The Laon' (2-4J,Ihank' mamly lo " I mthnllcdtopl.oy woth hom ''"" Sander>. rushed for 186 yards. The hopeful\) h~ "Jll get better fromthl"' Packer' (4 2) could nu"ter JU'I 93 pmnl on Still It w;.J\ S.mdcr<-.' runnmg lh.ll rushong yard\. 69 by Tr,l'os Jervey ~ The reo;ult" forced Green B.oy to quot ''"'kon~ Detroit' s defense con,tantly kept e1ght and llllll' ml!n ne~tr the !me ol the pre~o,,ure on Fa\'re. ult1mately s~.:nmmage fhat. 111 turn, gone ll ulch 0 mtt'rcepHhg three pas\e.,;; Opponent-.. a lillie m(Jn! !IOU! (0 spOI rCl'C IVCr\ ' II\ ,tl\'.a)"' tough Ho lmgren couldn't be quote so darong belore Pac"-cr.., ru nnm ~ back Dmw) Le\Cil' . . ~c.ud · Art) It me you pl.ty Detroit ,pr.uncd Ius nght .u.1kle oJ!ld broke .t you ~.otm1 with B.tn) We H! h,1d '\01111!' l!Ood gltme.., a~.un ..,t hm1 .l!ld he\ bone on h" roght leg 0 ld~~O II to U'l .1 lt\IIC bit "W~.:- have a long -;e.I,Oil ahc.td and \I.C have tWO\\ ays to go- up or down,· o.;.ud Favre, "'ho h,,., thnm n ro mght he "'J>Cl: l.tl " It, nOLe to h.ond th e ball to No \\J\ 20 . It wa> the lOth tome on 19 regul:or ~CJ'Ion game.., th.ll S.tnder.., h,,, ru..,hed for IOU or mo1c )•trlf.., ugam..; t the P.•d~cr.., mclutilng seven of the P""'t ntnc .. , ve got B.orry Sander, .•ond they don't." Batch ''"" mne mterceptwn' m tm. p..t-;t three game . . · I know I'm not gtvln£ up • G t een B.ty L:oach M•ke Holm gren sugge,!ed F!J\ re was presstng.lr) mg to do 100 muc h by hlm\clf "We're not gomg 10 pcmH.:." Holmgren ,,ood 'He\ stollthe best quarterbad. on lootball on my opon· It wa' rhe ...:cond <lraJj?ht loss for the Packer,. who tell ful1htr ~hind the unbeaten Monne'IOta Vokings 15· Ot on the NFC Centml race. The Loons fought back from a 10-0 dtlicor and out ..cored Green Balj1f7. 7 on the fourth qu~rter "The ~()(od thong about th os " "e'rc 4-1 and not1 ~4 or f.s:· Favre '""' "We can pl.oy a lor better and I c.on play a loo better That·, the up,1de nl th1.., .r there 1... on~ " The P.ocker. t<K>k ,, I0·0 lead on Fa\•rC \ 0 7·) .1rd luuchdown pa..;!\ to Anton on Frelman and a 28-yarj) field ~oal by R):on Lon~well on the liN 4uartcr The LIQO"i answered m the 'econd qu.orter woth a 25-yard field goal Oy Jason Hao<-.on and Batch's three-yard scoron g lo.s to Pete Chry· plcwocz. and u was I0-all al hall tome. Longwell's 40-yarder was the only·;conng of the th ord quarter. but . Detruot ran off 17 poont- on the fourth quarter to take a 27-13 lead. Batch pa~11ed to fe ll ow roo~ae Germane Crowell lor a 68-yard touchdo\ln. Sander> - who had an 80-yard 10uchdown t:o1lled back - ... cored on hos 73-y.order. and ~lanson ktcked a 36-y.ord field go.ol woth 2 08 left Favre .ond Freeman hooked up for a 14-yard touchdown wuh three sec· ond.., to go "Charhe really •~ems to step up 10 every challenge... Detrool wode • this n1ight be the magocal sea'<OII when Grobe pushed the Bohcars mto the MAC hoerarchy. lnsread. rhey' re AP Sports Writer 1·2 in lhe league heading mto Satur· A year ago. Oluo Univmiry maode} day"s g;~me at hbllllt against Akroo a run at 11..., firsl M1d-Amencan '13·2. 2-1 MACI ference championship since 1968. "'lrhink we've Iosito three (1r four Ball Stale went oot on style wJth a bowl reams." he !laod "Everybody rour-ganle W1n01ng streak we've Iosito has been a really gnnd Boot now both teams.nnd them· ream North Carolona State JS only J. sehes I·S and strugghng to find suc- 2, but lhey"ve beaten Syracuse and cess as the 1998 season grinds on Flonda Stale Ohlu was 8-3 overall and 6-2 on "We opened worh North Carolina the MAC's E.Jstern Divisoon last State and then a team ranked on the ""ason, losong out on a soot ar the lOp 10. Wil!Consin. And on top orthat. champumshop only because of back· four of our first five games were on to-buck losses to end the sea""" lhe mad and when we come home wr Asked how thongs are goong, getro play Marshall.'" coach Jim Grobe saod. "'Fone. except It's norasofthe Bobcats have ~01· I'm up to my neck on allogaror§.'" ten drilled. They had Nonh Cam!ina lr's not as though hts Job is on Stare on the ropes unto! a late blocked J<Opardy. bul fans were hopeful that punt As a maner or fqcl . Qrobe MAC preview By RUSTY MILLER Thai 's what Graham os expect on g Hawk~ .trorn the som wtth Ch tt:ago. w.1s f1red an Aprol alter the Blackhawks onossed the playnll s lor the lirst tome sonce 1969 UnUer H .tnsb u ~g last seaso n. · the Hawks started 0-7 and were espec oall y weak at home. goong 14· 19-8 "The 0· 7 kept comong back to me last week That's why ot's noce to get that fir-1 one."' he said • "We were hungroer than Chocago, and that w.ts the key... Selanne saod " We needed thos one more ... Anahe1m\ five goals were four more lhan the Ducks had on theor lir-t three games. Pau! Kanya o whose season was ended Feb I When he suffered a con· cussoon aller a hot lrom lormer Black. hawks defenseman Gary Suter. gave the Ducks a 3·1 lead on the second perood woth a shorthanded breakaway goal Chocago goaloe Jef f Ha,kett stopped Kanya's forst allempt, butlhe Anaheom star rebounded hos own moss past Hackett . Anaheom broke a 1-1 loe earloeron the second when Moke Crowley took a oass from Selanne and scored from AnJ he·.., not see mg ot By RICK GANO CHICA.GO (APJ- Craog Hart,. burg, the cn.och the Chocago Bl.tck· hawks lired. couldn'l stop smolong Hos Anaheom Moghty Duck • gave hm1 .1 m1ghty h1g vtclory over the team that let hom go. Dork Graham, the man who replaced Hart ,burg fo r lhe Black· haw'ks, was seethmg, suggesting that changes could ~ needed JU st three games onto rhe season He closed the locker room and held a team meeung f9r nearly an hour followong Ana· heom 's 5·3 voctory Thursday no ghl Hartsburg's Ducks snapped a sea· ~on-ope nm g three-game los1ng streak ' My heart and soul1s now mAnahe om. When )OU get fired. you rake the toone lo learn why Then )OU turn th~ page soart a new chapter, .. Harts· burg saod · " I thonk I' on a better coach now You can't go through lofe beong bot· ter You ' ve got to go on When . you 're up. enJOY 11 When you're : down. work Joke hell to get out of il .. ·· r he.trJ trom a lot ol guys how thev were emh.orrassed by laso year. ho~ th!! y w~rc g01ng tO chang!! thmgs. how th1s dnd huw lhat I expeeled us to come out woth a lor ol fore and I JUSt haven't seen ot." Gm· h.un sa1d ·Maybe rhey thonk. 'He's a rook· oe coach and doesn 't know,wha! he's talk•ng about '" Grah.1m Stlld th e Black hawks Me already uta stage where pla}ers have lo decode olthey want to be " onvolved on hockey on Chocugo .. "From wh.tl I've seen there are o;otne gU)S who .~re not gmng to move along w1th us · Graham said · It was JUs! a pos1t1ve rnel!l mg Qon'r read anythong onto ot.'"saod vet· er.m Doug 01lmour, who scored h1s lirst Chocago gpal He wanted to address some thong s .. ·The Ducks got two goals from Teemu Selanne to dosappoonr a •mall crowd of 14.710 at the Unoted Cen· ler - nearly 6,0m under capacoty Hartsburg, who spent three sea· By RUSTY MILLER ~ ~ ... ~ ... 'W4 ¢ CELEBRATION TIME comes for the Detroit Craig Newsome (21) walks away from the end zone, Lions, some of whom celebrate Barry Sanders' during Thursday night's NFC Central battle at the fourth-quarter touchdown as Green Bay cornerback Sllverdome, where the Llana won 27·20. (AP) ~own runs of 50 yards or more to 15. receover Herman Moore saod "He go down the field .. Notes B.ttch, 23, became the JJm Brown JS second woth 12 , has really taken control of our offense, to the poonl w~ere we aren •t youngest NFL quarterback to com· Sande" went over lhe IOO·yard mark waotmg any inore for Hom to carch up plete II co.,ecutove pa<ses on a for the 71st rome, puttong htm sox woth us He's already' there, and he"s game smce Favre. who was a behond Walter Payton"s record of77 younger 23 on 1992 Sanders . Detroot offensove guard Jeff Han· not makong mistakes "It was really good to see the ball e.tended h" NFL record of touch· ongs went out woth a spraoned left ' knee lhe loll slot. The goal was set up when Selanne took a loose puck · aWaY; from Chocago"s Chros Cheloos , behond the nel. Ch1c.ogo closed to 3·2 early on the linal penod as Jdt Shantz scored on ~• ce nten ng: puss from Bnh Pmhert Tom.os Sundstrom scored at 12 45 lo gove the Ducks a two-goal lead, but Golmour's •core. JUst 25 seconds !at· er, broughr the Hawks to 4-3 ' Selanne beat Huckett wuh just Hurric~nes I 16 left ro wrap up lhe scoring In other NHL games Thursday mght, Phoenox beat Colorado 5-2 and Carolona toed Dallas 2·2 Coyotes 5, AvJ!Ianche l Oleg TverdoV>k). Moke Srapleton and Moke Sullovan scored thJrd·pero· nd goals to help Phoemx push VISit· ong Colorado's season·openong losong streak to four games. , Rtck Tocchet and Teppo Nummi· nen also scored for rhe Coyotes, com· tie 2-2 ong off a loss ro Ouawa in rheor open· er Sunday nt ght. Joe Sakoc and Adam Deadrnarsh scored lor the Avalanche. Stars 2, Hurricanes 2 Moke Modano -sco red modway through the thord perood as Dallas ml, lied to toe Carolona. Rtchurd Matvochuk had a second• perood goal for the Stars, 5·0-4 on the road agatnsl the Carolona franchoS< sonce 1989 Keoth Promeau and Gary Roberts scored 48 seconds apart e~r· ly m the third for rhe Hurrocanes. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Minnesota coach <lien Mason, unloke almos1 all of his players. ha• seen a lor of teams come mto Ohoo Stadoum · hopeful and leave empty handed '"They' re sman enough ro know thai tf they play good and we play good, rhey win," Ma<On said of rhe ~uckeyes. " If we play'greai and they play bad, we can won But they"rr not a No I tram that looks hke rhey're ready to gel beat." What figuresro be a speciall>ome-· comtng celebration - at least for everybody but Mason --, ,w•ll lake place Saturday when the Buckeyes welcome the Goldtn Gophers At Nt,rlh~usll)hl~lnn 1\l•mtr,ol l :. NFL standings ' 01! 11-'o lllrtllllh Ewstrrn IHvlsl un Iwu " N~w I nl(l unl ~ M l IIIII ~ Buflllu • NY Jd s I l ln< h UIIj!l'l' II I Uul lilt> AMERICAN CONFERENCE -1 I [) KOO 14? ~ 2 0 bOO XK 2 ' () 400 Ill 2 1 o mo II-' I '\ 0 lf17 Kl Soulhtll ~ l I ln l lll 1 Ill visum 2 0 () W, "lun~o:11•11 I 1 0 ' C 1rn luU1 0 I 2 1 l'i ~ 0 2 l I ' I ll: L I !:h. J:E l:d Kfl 70 \OK -·- 1 ltll]l L il ly w~ I ~ 'J By MIKE LOPRESTI Gannett News Sflrvlce So this grand ba'ICball season is now down to one last tum, a World Seroes that goes across the spectrum, norro mention the conrment. :rJte New York Yankees vs. the San Diego Padres, from sea to shoomg sea. One Easl Coa.•t team, from square in the mill!lle of the naked ciry, surrounded by apanment houses and chaon lonk fences and corner stores. One We~t Coast ream, which plays ots same 111 a valley. surroundtd by acres of taolgaters and charcoal gnlls Winston Cup slate & standings ' M.trch 22- TranSomh Fm:mcJal ,lone, N C lleff Gordon) By The Associated Preas M.ty 31- MBNA Pl,uonum 400, NASCAR Wotisron Cup schedule, 400. Darlmgton. S.C. (Dale Jarrett) Del (D,ole Jartett ) • ' Do.er. M.trdt 29- Food Coty 500. Bros· wmncrs m parentheses, nnd Un' er June 6Pontiac E.cotement 4Htl. to!, Tenn (JeiT Gordon) • poont standmgs Rochmond. Va (Teory Lnbonte). Aprol 5- Tex.os 500, Fool Worrh Feb 15 - Daytona SOD, Daytona June 14 - Miller Ltte 40~. Beach, Fla. !Dale Earnhardt). (Mark Martm). Feb 22 - Gpodwrench Servoce Aprol 20 - Goody's 500, Mar· Brooklyn. Mtch (Mark M.trton) June 21 - Pocono 500. LOng, 400. Rockongham. N C. (Jeff Gor· tonsvolle, Va (Bobby Hamolton ). Pond, Pa (Jeremy Mayfield) · don). April 26 - Diehard 500. Tal · June 28 Suve Mao1100. Sono· March I - Las Vegas 400 (Mao k l.tdegu. Ala. 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U78 II Bohhy H:omtllon, J 256 12 Ken Schradeo.1.168 13 Steolonp Marlin. 3.113 14 Ernoc ln .ltl . 3.120 1~ Mol·h:oel w.,!trop 1.076 16 Joonniy Spencct. l.OM 17 Chud Louie 3.039 18 Boll Ellion. 2.92 1 19 Ward Buoton . 2.8 13 20 Johnny Benson. 2,798 21 Ricky Rudd. 2,742 22. Ted Musgml'e. 2.696. 23 Durrell Wahrop. Ui92 24 Brett Bodine. 2.640 25. Moke Skonner. 2,630 J~lf Gordon. ' ll}!l,mJ H.!() ]1 111 EAS'I ERN ( OI'FFUI :NU ' r tn JuJ\.'1]'111 I l'mst-urgh NY hl u11k. r~ Nev. krwy ' Brand New 1998 Chevy 5-Series LS Ext. Cab Pickup standinl(~ l<lun (Conrinued from Pnge 4) Loudon. N H. (Jeff Burton) July 26 - Pennsylvanou 500, Long Pond, Pa. (Jeff Gordon l Aug. I - Brickyard 400. ln<h· anapolis (Jeff Gordon). Aug. 9 - The Bud ,,, the Glen, Watkms Glen, N.Y (JeiT Gordon). Aug 16 - DeVilbtss400, Brooklyn. Mo ch (Jeff Gonion) Aug 22 - Goody's 5(Xl. Brtstol. Tenn (Mark Murttn) Aug . 30 -· CMT, Loudno1. N H. (Jell Gordon) < · "Sept . 6- Southern 500 Darlong· : )i>n. S C. 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In other games around the MAC Saturday find Bowlong Green (1-4, I· I l at Toledo 13·3, 2-1 ). Central Mkhogan 13·2. 2-0) al Northern lllo· oms (1)-5, 11-2). E.Jstern Mtchogan 12· 4. 2·2) al Western Mochogan (3. ), I· 21 and Kent 10-6. 0-3) at Mar<hall !6· 0. 4-11) MAC FAX Cenrral leads the MAC Wesr despole beong picked an the preseason to fimsh fifth Only one nf East leader Marshall \ remain· ang Hf!Jllllrtellh (Central) h~' a w 1n ~ nong record Th,ot\ n<>l ~·•od new' fnr Moamo The RcdH awk' may be the ~nnd - bc't team 1n tht!'lcague but need the Thunderong Herd to loo;r tw1ce 111 order to sneak into the MAC rotle g.ome . .. One player tCenrral"' Shawn Wllham"i) rt:'lurned ;m mter· ceptoon I00 yard' la't week. and another (Akrun"s A ndre Mc Cray) brought one back 99 yard' Mar· shall's Chad Pcnnmgton hot LaVurn Colclough on three scon ng tn4i"it!s l.t~t · wcrk to ser a sc hool record wuh 72 Kent wode-out Eugene B.oler broke hi' clavicle S:orurday. prematurely cndong h" assaulr on the MAC record book wtth 229 recep11on"i o 3.5 12 receovmg yard ' and 35 TU cal(: he"' -.- first Oy ):l mtlc m dll three categonc~ '>, halftime the school woll honor members of the nutoonal champiOnship team of 1968, whoch os celebmtong ots 30tlt anmversary, and the unbeaten 1973 team. Ma.'IOII, Ohio State '72, know• just about everybody on those two teams. "I've got a greal affection for Oh1o State and u's pen;onal."" he said. '" I'll tell you why· I wouldn't be · where I am wuhout The Ohoo Srate Universoty." .. Thar doesn ' l menn I don't wanl to beat them.' ' he contmued. " I want to bear them, I' II tell you thai. But I love Ohio State ... The Buckeyes are 37 1/2-point favorites and are playong as if rhey 're gomg ro make theor own furore homecomings pretty specoal. They' ve beaten lhree nationally ranked reams among lheir livr v1ctoms and are averagmg 487 yards and 37 poonts a game wbtle permttung only eight pomts and 219 yards Yet coach John Cooper considerthos a work on progress He "s nor happy with the Buckeyes on shortyardage suuauons, wuh their runnmg game or that ~ua(lerback Joe Ger· maone mtHsed a couple of open receovers on la.'l week ·s 41·0 naolbtter againsr lllonois But that moghl JUSt be carpong to motivate rhe Buckeyes After all, they are convertmg half of theor thord· down snuatoons and an alarmtng !10 percent on lourth down. Woth teams stacking the line to shul down lao!· back Mochael WJ!ey. Ohoo State IS stoll averaging 219 yards on lhe ground ptr game Genname IS hittmg 61 percent ol hiS pa.,ses and ha.• a 9· I!)· I rouchdown-ro·onterception rdtoo. " I wouldn 't be surproscd ' •t we don't have It> lone up and throw the ball quite a few times lhiS weekend."' Cooper saod "'If we have to throw the ball. we'II throw rhe ball." That JSn"t necessanly bad news, either. Purdue, a pass-happy 3·3 team, lot up the Golden Gophers for 604 pa..sing yards JUst two weeks ago Jn a 56-21 Iaugher tloday, .. Mollersaod .. After we make some plays. rhat s when they start changong the or game plan and we start smtlong a lot. .. The nther altcrnall\ e os to play straoght ~p on Jcfen>c and run the ro sk olthc Buckeye' moxong ol up and piayong keepaway all day " Take your pock You ' re goonJ! to get be.ot <!other way."' Ohon .State olfensove guard Rnb Murphy saod. Mmnesota has been down thi< road before A yeur ago the Gophers played ut No. l·ranked Penn Stute and led 15·3 '" the fourth ~uarter be lore the Nntuny Loons came back to snatch a 16-15 voctory. Mason, who also spent eoght years as an ass1s1anl coach al h1s alma mater. knows more rhan anyone what h1s team 1s up agarnst , "You rei! me where they' re not good I've looked They're a talenl· ed, talenred ~am, " he saod The book on Ohto Srate IS to stack the hne woth etght or none delenders to try to shut down the run That means Mmnesota cornerbacks Cratg Scrugg• and Trevos Graham woll be one-on-one woth the Buckeyes' explosove wode receover tandem of David Boston and Dee Moller " It's hke they're sayong, ' We know hdw good they are, bur we're goong to see •f they're that good One favorue, expec1ed here all So here ot comes, a W$>rld Seroes work. They hn .21 K, and saw nothong show up as a Padre along. that woll be played panly In overcoats ·loke the potchong they are about to see. It will not be so much that one of One underdog, who ha.~ clawed and pa11ly on su nglasses A World The Indians were maJor contribu• them woll wm. lt"s that one ot them through two National League Senes between two teams who have tors to theor own doom woth slovell· will lose, or at least start a loss That favorotes and OS now a.<king that the nexer met '" an olficoal game. A ly defensr The Padres JUst made one woll be u quick psychologocal hole lor pons be set up in rhe next alley. World S~~es that, by general accla· error in six games against the Bmves one of rhe learns to recover from One team the poster c~oldren of matoon. was an a."umptoon for the Pitching and defense have Other edges'? The Yankees could October tradotoon. For the Yankees, Yankees a long tome ago entrupped a good many favorotes conceovably hav e four games at thos os World Senes No. 35. Only Atlanta was supposed to They ure rhe major weapons San l>ome Nor that that may mauer wnh One team a postseason wannabe huve the ho,.es to cause problems. Doego wtll bring to the tablr. And the the Padres, who JUst won three 1omes on rhe ours1de lookmg on. For the but the Braves are oow mukong rer Yankees do oot seem mvtncJblr ufter on {\tlunta. Padres, thos os World Series No 2 rimes. Cleveland pushed them. If nothtng else. the Yankees should Tradition• The Yankees hal'! And yet. there is danser afoot tor be prepared They had seven scouts Game I may sel a heavy lone, already won 20 championshtps New York The Yankees subdued bec :~,use both teams' most acclaimed here Wednesday at the National before the Padres were even created. Clevelnnd. but not worh al1ful bat· postseason pnchers will be al work. League Chwnptonshtp Series clmch· Pllchers ot lpng und vaned resumes er. The Padres wi II have sen timent gelling to where rhey woll he SalurThetr only other World Seroes ended day ntsht. DaVId Wells staned on Toronto and quockly and quoetly, pounded by went through Detroit, Concinnati and Derroit tn live games on 1984. Ftrsl· Baltomorr to be a Yankee. Kevin tome champoons are always pleasant Brown sraned in Texas and went to see. And doesn't Tony Gwynn through Balli more and Florida to deserve one title before he's throuJlh'! Gibbs Racing team have enjoyed on ner .11 Talladega. Dale Jarrell, at NASCAR's restroctor·plate tracks 192 008. thos season. Burton was amazed by the results Thursday noght, Labonte contin· both he and Roush Rucing teammute ,. ued hts mastery of the bog trucks on Murk Manon, sixth on the opening .the Wm~ton Cup circuit by winning sesstun of qu.tlofyong f.,r Saturduy's the pole for lhe PepS1400 at Daytona " mght's ruce, hud. lntemarional speedway. "We lefr here I(Om the On) tnna It's the founh ume in as many troes 600 (m February) and nohody ~~.utt · lhos season that Labonte has qualified ed to talk to us except to talk about on lhe front row for n race in Duyrona how bad we were," Burton saJd. or at Talladega Superspeedw11y. the " We-.e got our two curs in the rop two tracks at whoch the pl.ttes ure 10 .ond had u leguim:ne shot 111 the used ro keep the cars under 200 mph. pole ·· In fa<:t. lllllhree of hts poles lhos Jeff Gordon. banlong M.trton fnr season huve come at the bog trucks the Wmston Cup tttle. ulso made ol He started tn front and llnoshed illlo rhe top 10 . second on lhF seuson-openong Duy · Gordon. who leads by 288 pmllls tona 500. won the DoeHurd 500 m "oth lour races reonounong, quuhlicd Tulludega from the pole tn Aprtl .tnd just two positions behond Muoton on finoshed SJXth from the outsode of the eoghth 1 front row last Slmday' on the Winston Murton. who lost precoous grmoml 500 on Talladega · to Gordon when he wus caioght on .o "It goes buck to all the hard "'ork multocur co.tsh in Tulladega,utd relc· on the pan of the team over the last gated to ~4th. hns oflen stouggletl .ot couple ol years ... Labonte suO<I. reslooctor-plute tmcks. Btu h~ qu.th· '" Here the.drovet JUstosu gtoode. Here lied eoghth tn Tull.odcgu and was 11 shows up whur he team has done to strong agatn Thursday ni ght prepare the cur ulottle bog more thun Orher top 10 linoshers onch"lcd nther plnces where the drol'er hns Terry Lnbonte und crm1d luvooote • more conrrol ·• Dale Earnhardt. the Duyton.t ~00 Wlmtever the reason. Labonte wonner. on louoth und lillh. Ru sty was fast aguon Thursday noght. turn · Wulluce Ill sevemh .md Hut Stoock lon ongnlapofl93611 mphingrnbhong in Hllh ' the 13th pole ol ht s career. Jeff BurThe top 2S locked ooo stuo tong, ton wus hos closest pursuer ut Ill the 43-car field 162 678, followed by Sunduy\ win· " It's u beautolul game, haseball."' San Dtego pttchong co:tch Dave Stewart suod "The underi.lng a)w,oys has a chance... ' Sure Bul the Yunkees nrc nown ous spmlsports. obhv1nus lu fairy tales. They have to be rh at way They never ge t tn be Condervlla ' So rhos is what rematns tn thts sea· son ul reVIval Aller McGw ore and Sosa und the Marts ~hildre n. and all those lights over all !hose home run balls Two teams wuh a combo ned 212 regular·season v1ctones, the most ever in u World Series. The g1ant of the East The gJUnl· koller ol the West And a World Seroes one-sided in traditiOn. httt not m pirchong, whoch mutters more An odd couple rhat has virtuully no hosrory between rhem. BtJt they are about to > ' Brand New 1998 Chevy Full Size -II~ pill that •·ocl<ll'y seem' light year\ away lmm where the Cardin:tls are now, I· ·' on league play he.odon~ onto Satur· day "< ~ame on Muncie agaon<t Mia· oroo of Dhoo (4·1. 2-ll Ball St.tle had eoghr st:orter< b.ock on offen<e oncludmg its entore back· field and il< top two receove~'< But CO'JCh Bill Lynch has h.od to patch and till on defense. wherr seven stanel"\ are gone " Wf! got younger over the ""'"· mer." 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But Yankees. to·' face Padres in World Series opener Saturday > Football pomt< outlh:ot lour of the game' havt come down to Ihe final mmute< aod Olton h·" 10!11 lhrre nf lho"" "Vm l<3tislied woth the elTon:· Grobe "'id. ··we losr three really good players on defense from a year ago and they also played on <pecoal teanh. We"ve h:od problem< on that , area We've traded veter:on' in key roles lor young players m key roles and or"< cost us in a couple of games.'" ,..-;-: · The funny ti\W(is. de.pote only' wonnong once. Grobe !laid th" year's team might he superoor to l:ost year"s at thJ< poont lr'sJU" that the record pales by comparison "I thoughl we had a chance to be beuer th" year."' Grobe saod .. We sroll may be .. , Ball $tare t lnsed out its 1997 se:oson woth a shockongly e•"Y 35-3 rout Minnesota se~ks to avoid mistakes against top-ranked OSU Mighty Ducks, Coyotes tally wins; Stars, NHL roundup The Dally Sentinel • Page 5 Ohio, Ball State have trouble ~getting back to 1997 habits Lions shock Packers 27-20 By HARRY ATKINS PONTIAC, Moe h. lAP) - Whai'> wrong woth Breu Favre? Probably nothong a lottie run 'upport wouldn't Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ' i '• 'I'"'' \ Pneuml,nia to keep DiMaggio from World Series opening HOLLYWOOD, Fla (AP) Baseball great Joe DiMn'ggoo is being trenled for pneumoma and he woll not be able to anend this weekend's openong of the World Senes. ht s urtorney said today. DoMaggoo, who woll be 84 next month, was taken to Memonal Regional Hospital on Monday by his artorney, Morns Engelberg. u long· lome fnend " He's had pneumonou three months He walked uround woth ot for a couple of months. He couldn't knock ot out ," Engelberg suod "He should be ourthos comong Monday·· DoMaggoo was the choocc of New York Yankees owner George Steon· brenner to throw out the ceremononl lir§t potch for G.u11e I ol the World Sene~. wh1le the commlsStOnl!r\ office wus said to luvor Smnmy Sosa. accordtng to hnsebull SOUi ce< Ill New York Hospotal officoals decloned to comment on the condo! ton ol DoMnggoo. a Yunkees · Hull of Fume center field· er Engelberg snod DiMaggoo h.ts u pacemnker to correct u heurt ~.:OI \dl ­ toou and hu s had pneumonia before He also saod DoMugg10 hud lluod dratned from his lungs thos week ' DoM uggon h:od been scheduled to attend the World Senes. whoch begtns Saturday no ght at Yankee St.tdoum "You canot lly on pneumoma so he "s gnl to stop llyong for two or tht-ee weeks."" Engelberg suod In 13 seasons WJih the Yankees. DoM.tggou establoshed htm scll as nne of buscb.tll's grea test phoycrs He phoyed on II AII·Star G.tmes und wus !he Amenc.m Lt>.tgue 's Mosl Vuluuble l'luyer three tomes H1s 56-game h11tmg s1rc11k 111 1941ts sloll a record He was select· cd to the Hall ol Fame on 1955. lour yeurs alier he retored Two weeks ago. DoMuggoo unend· ed a trobutc on hos honor at Yankee Sl.tdnnn He w~ts gtven nme rephcu champonnsh op rings to repl.tce the orogmal ones stolen lrom hts hotel three dec.tdes ago ' They pmcllce They study They sw_eat But belt>re they cun beCilmo a 11'0, tloly howe to face tlolono<;~ peuuon ever. One comu~g whe~ you' II see ~I ontco~'C l'-"'1- of the besl up- pro golfers batUe for I~ spots on the I'GA TOUR It's the NIKE TOUR Championshtp presented by PYA Momon:h And while tl's a week of fun on Mobole lor you. ol 's the toughest we ek these guys woll ever know For onformauon cull H4·645-IIO I ~I A G N 0 I. I A G R 0 V ~: OLI OU~. R I Y· H. l'ln A Ro bert Trent Jones Golf Trool Fuco lot y Btnt/itJng Alab/Jm<J ChtlriiJel • • �Page 6' • The Daily Sentinel ' 1- Friday, October 11, 1191 · Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio • By The Bend Meigs beats Wellston, wins Ohio Division volleyball title By DAVE HARRIS Sentinel Correapondent The Meig• vol leyball team .clinched their lifth Tri-Valley Conference champion,hip of the 1990's Thur!iday evening with a 17. I 5, I614 win over Wellston. Cu;v;;h Rick Ash'• Marauders own a 16-4 mark overall and 13·3 in the Ohio Division. The Marauder. al•u won TVC trlle• m 1990, 1991, 1993 and 199~. Sophomore Shannon Price fed the Marauders with 1~ of l6 iierving. f I point• and nine a..ists. T<icia Da•i• wa• JOof I I iierving wilh toe•· on poinli. Amy Hyiiell was nine of nine ..rving wilh •iK point> and four kill>. Tracy Coffey wa• nine ul I0 .. rving with four pomt,, Jour Lrll• and one a•>i>t. Tangy Lauderrnilt fIll· i>hed 10 of JO >erving with thre• point' arid eight a"i<b, Tonya Miller wa• four of •ix with one puim'and JO kill>, Taw~y Jon•• wa• unc uf thr« ltulllull had tl1ree kill• and two bh)o.!J-.,., MciM' a> a team wa\ ~9 of 66 ..crvmg 1<·11h 2 I kill>. I7 a.. iM and three bloch. Tho M~i~:• Marau!Jer re-erv• w~,., Harmon. naikd down the TVC rc"'ne cmwr1 wilh a 1~ · 12 Jnd 1~ - with one poinlh. Amber VimnAt one for one ..ervins and Tiffany lcJm , under th&t dir~cliun of IJ:de Nou: Tifflmy li~Jnull wa• unin· lelllimrally kfl IJUI of the f>ll)f'it~:• <If lht M~r•uder pm... •JIIIon>l Al~,lifl· der will \lonllm L"lllllliY 1t1i• r~O! wuk. Aw.aiu•t th• Spmun;, Tiffuny lW fivo krll• ~~~~~ ~jliUII>t the Vi kin,• .he dmlk«d up filii(. w~ ~fl'J~1~ lor thi• <rmi.,i<m. 7 >weep ol Well>lon. Th• Lillie Marauder. lini>h the y~ar wi1h an IH· 32 mark overall and I~-1 in the TVC. Mei1s wiU oow play in tht Di•·i· •ion fff ~1ionl!J JOUrflJim.t:nl• on SOli• urday. <ktober 24 at Soutfi Webliter. The third--.:led Maraude" will play Galli~ Aca!Jemy. wilh the winner advancinK w di•lficl play. So~thern, varsity spikers beat Waterford in division finaleThe Southern 'tornadoes whirled into Waterford and stormed to a I~ ­ f 2. I S-13 victory in two sel< in claiming Ihe final Tri-Valley Conference matrhup of season. Southern is now ,!S-7 overall. ' Southern·~ Kara King tied the gam~at two apiece. then Heather DaileJ bmke th~ 2-2 lie with four straight points to give Southern the lead. Kim fhle pushed the score 10 82 then Waterford came back to tie on iix straight Tonya Neill point•. King regained the lead for South· ern at 13-8, but J, King of the WildcaiS pulled her club close al 13-12 before Tornado Heather Dailey ad!Jed the last two points for the win . Southern gained a small. lead in the second game and led '1·6 on three serves by Kati Cummin• . Kim fhlc added three more for a I2-fl.South· ern lead. Neill pulled her club back into the game with three straighl and a 12·9 ..:;ore before King added two for a 14-9 advantage: ·· Waterford wouldn't qu\t. The Wildcal• pulled back w I4-13 before Darley added the game·pnint, 15-13. Kuru King led the >ef'ing with 10 point• going 12-13 . Heather Dailey was JO. I I with nine p<Jinls. Kim Ihie wu; 6·7 wnh five p<lin,., St;v;;y Lyons had three. Kat1 Curnmins three -and Autum)l Thuma\ three. Wa1crford wa• led by Neill'• II. Kim Sayre was perfect with a 30- 30 ~~euing night in tht lim aamo and wa• 63-65 o,verall with three kill•. Lyons was l 1- 14 wilh 'twn kill•. Fal· Ion Rou•h J I · 15 with a kill, and Kim lhle 22·2~ with J~even kill•. Overall, SOilthern wa• 42-17 r;erving and 5~-67 ~pikina . Sou1hern will play In the Oivi•ion l V <i!ctional toumamonl on Saturday, ' Oc1. 24 .. ·n~e !J<Iutllern refiCrve; !Jefealed Miller 16· 14, 11 -IS. and U-2inthru o.et•. Tammy Fryar had f2, Stacy Wil· li<m hotd five, Sarah llr.auer Ove.l!mlly Stiver. had eight , and Tiffany Williams dji/Jt. Note: The Ea•wrn-Miller' vanity and re"'!rve mau:he• wa• n<~ repon ed to T/u• /JtJily Sentinel by pre'l time. WVMS to p'ut on 'Thunde·r in . . the Mountains~ race Saturday A lot of controversy developed in ly JOO.a1Tyler County Spcedway in late 'ummcr when STARS decided to · Middlebourne, W.Va. Both races move the annual "Hillbilly ' 100" were overwhelm ingly successful. •tock car dassic from historic PennsSo, what about this weekend '! boro Speedway to Portsmouth Race- Apparenlly the lield is split . although way P11rk. STARS wi ll certainly have its regu The end resu lt of that feud led tu lars plus a good crop of big nqme dri· thi s week\ head-to-head battle vers competing for the top prize at between the STARS "Thunder in ttie WVMS . Meanwhi le. the DTWC'hus . Mounlili"' " at West Virginia Motor some big nomes on irs morquee and Speedway. a race paying $2S.OOO to n big drrverentry list as well. plus its win. and "The Din Track World pay ing a $SIUKJO 10 win p:tycheck. Champrnn<hip" now being held at WVM S>1S a meager $25 ,f~)(J to win . Th under ll rdge Speedway in PreBmh are run on great facrlities . stonsburg. Ky.; a race paying S50.CXlO The entry li•t i• now uj>lo RI preto win in tradrtion DTWC form . entered for the STARS Racing Series Rick Gm«. preside nt and owner sa nctioned "Simonton Windows of STARS. indicated that June Oonds Thunde,r in the Mount:~in ' 100" had damaged Pennsboro so much the schedul ed for Saturday and S1rndny, races could not be held there on Oct. IR at West Virginia Motor Labor Day and Ihis' October weekend Speedway 111 Minernt We lb. W Vu. as they ha ve for many. many years. The event . which will pay the winner J'om1er STA){S owner. Carl Shon. ~25, 000 from the ' 111ore than appmcnl ly up ,ct with the move 10 $100.000 purse. has uttructed a Porlsmouth. claimed ownership of "who's who" fi<ld from 1,1 diflercnt the Hillbilly 100 name and lhe Dirt st:ttes. Trnck World 'Championship notme. Current STARS Racing Serres STARS dropped-the Hillbilly nnme point leader Mike Bnlzann nnd two and changed therr Labor Day CI'C nt to timede fending STA RS chumpion the Rrver Days 100 in conjunction Ste,ve Francis will be on hund us they with the Portsmouth River Festivul. con1inuc their light for the 1998 Meanwhile . Short run the Hillhil- STARS championship. He ading into 111e event. a meager ICXJ pninh i• all · rh ~u sepanues Francis from Oul;.unn. Other drive" pre-emcred for the evenl are Rick F.cken. Steve Lucas and Rick Aukland. Cl!rrently third through fifth in STA ttS Jlllint• respectively. The Sixth through roth pl:"'e STARS points driver. will ulso be on hand for the lop pri1e. Stove Shaver, Rod Conley, Gary Stuhl er, Tim Hilt and Barry Bmgdon wi ll try and tame the ultra-fast 5/R-milc IniCk. Local drivers Larry Bond . IJnb Adum~ Jr.. and Chris Stolt • will he vying for a bid at the Simonton title, Gates will open today at ll!HIII :rnJ remain open around the clock. For mce teams arriving today. tech. in,.pcclion will be npen frnmn oon 111 6 p.m. and pill draw wi ll he open from I p.m. ton p.m. Warmups will begin ul I p.m. nit -Suturduy wiih lime tl'iuls al 2 p.m. followed hy BORLA EX f-!Ali ST heul races Ill 4 p.m. Action on Stilt · duy. Oct. IH begi ns with th e ISKX RACING CA MS dash :tt 2 p.m. wi th the PRO SHOCKS "B" Muins ut D() pm followed by the ':.Si monl!ln Will · dows Thunder in the Mounlnins I011" at 4 p.m. Generul admi ss ion is $40 wr th chrldren 12 free. By· MIKE .DAVIS Sen Bernardino County Sun LOS ANGFLES - There's u spri ng in Baron Dm 1-.' step these· duys. whir.: h ~~~~ ·.1 ~xac tl y wh:tt you' d expect frhm a guy who couldn ' t cvcn wa lk 1\ix mont h'\ ag.n. ullll who •t ~o~ recently a~ l:~ !-1 1 ~u n 1 nH~I' had bl'l'~li \H! n mi ..;crahlc . mcrwl'ight. '-l'lf~ pitylng couch po1uw. The In'-! tm1C mo~J nl' the nu t1 on suw Duvb. the ll11shy frc, hm un pni111 guard 'w;1s limp111g upcNII't ul'tcr lunding nwk\\·nrd ly on u dunk 111 the Jirst hu lf of LJC'LA\ victmy over Michigan in thl' 1\Ccund round nf the NC' AA Tournamen t on M:ud1 1~ The Injury turnccl out tn he wor>.c. 1hnn in1tiully s u ~pcc 1 cd - u tnrn nntcrior ('I'Uciut\! lignmcnt 111 hls ll'ft knee. Dli\IS miss~tlthe Swt:cl 16 hl,.., tn Kenruciy. Soon thcreaflcr. he di,. covered Jll"t hmv much hl' rl·ally mi«rtl ha,ketball. FOliO\\ mg "llf);!L'ry tu 1cpa11 the dunua~"·· dllf-'fnr.\lo \!..,tirnlllt!tl Dm 1.., mi~hl he hal' k hy J:ommry, fil'r lhc <lllrt of f'a,·ifi.:- 10 play. And that wa' if lhl' rchnhililation prtlCC"'' wen t smoothly - whi~· h it '"'" ' dcfi11ite' ' ly did ""' ' ' • He uddcd ncurly 30 <mwuntcd pounds tt> his 6-foot -2 fnune. nnd nt om• point during the summer. u di"i ('ClUfllgcd Da,•is,thmlghtuh\llll ubnn- donlng hnpc of playing alnlllhis 'cason. But here it rs . .tl11·e~uy• !'romlhc Sll\11 Of pre~Cl.ISOil Jli'U('Iicc , 1\ ll<J II .- I ' ' ' ALL·TVC GOLF HONOREES - The following unlor Zlch Meadowt. Mttdow., alao • dltlrlat qutl· Melg1 Mertudert were ttcond team 111,-TVC Mlec· · lltr1 thot en 87 In the dlttrlct tourntmtnl on Oct. tlon1 thl1 pall ••••on In golf. From left to rlghl tre 8 etthe Portemouth Elkt Golf Courte. · aenlor Jared Woexlt, tophomore Nick Dettwlfltr end l TVC hono~s tdp .: Ohlo Division golfers . . Jon McDonald of £1ivi Nion chum pion Well ston lead• the TVC'• Ohio Division'• ull·l!onlerence •elections UIHlOU ilCt:d this Wt!~k . McDonuld leads the way with u nine hule average of 36.7 . He ;, joined nn the first teHnt by Joe Rudnltlh nf Alex under !3KJ), Shane Dunn nf Wd lstnn (3Q.5), Chris John - MX or seven times u dny und I got up Clnru nn Nov. 19. " l'nlllllt s11yrng I will, but I'm not ~nying I won 't," Du\' 1~ su lci We,lncscluy 111 UCLA', unn u11l hnskethnll over '230 r~uund~ Eat nnd ~ lccp . th u 1 ·~ htt<ll'UIIy nil I 1lid ." son of AleKander (39.6), Man Pre•tCJn (40.2). and Jason wurren of Ale~un der (4 0.3R) . Heading up the sccon<l team wus Jumie McWuner of WeiiHJon !40,4), Andy Mercer of Weii•Jon (40 .9), Jared Woods ol' Mels• (41 . I ). An run Word of Vinton County (4 U6), Nick Deuwiller of Meijls (42.11) und Znch Meadow• o( Meigs (42 .8). Well•tnn won the title. hreuklng the Muruud~r•'· dght ·yeur hold of Jhe top ~pot with 4H point s. Alexllfl<ler wiiN in second with ~5 polnlH, fo l· lowed hy Mel¥• 127), Belpre (23), Vintcm Coumy ( 15) and Nel&onvllleYork (two). plnycr..., Dunny Mmmi11 g uml Dl'l'l'l The prn<e" that led Dnvi< out of thl! cmotiontlltruugh nf mh.hllmmcr wa~ u' mu"h mentu1 ns ph)''-l~n l me un llltil'll' ulmut .l l' ll')' l~IL 'l' ," nuvi s '-Hid. "It suiLI he '-'l'icd 111tinw-. \tlll')' fm 1997 Geo Prlzm Sedan 1887 Pontiac Sunllre • Automlllo • Air COIIdiUonlng • AIWM 111110 • Will lqulppedl ' • Air Cond!Uon • AutontldO • AMIFM 811110 • Will 1998 Elghty·Eight Sldln •IIIlO V-1 PoWII• PlllrMI'IIIII. Wltld., I AINFM C.u1111 • Pulty Ltlldldl 8850 J 1 llll .. •a, ~ 9,850 8 1995 Sltum SL 2 1811 HIM Sin~• Gl! Sellin ·~ •Ar •""' 81111&Noolodl . ,,140 ••Aile •AI • Lodtll SlockNunbor&Pcl tB StllOI! Nurnbtr iP67A ,]Hm1l· d 1990 ChtvY Luml111 Mlnlvln 1897 Sulukl Sldtk~k 401. 414 Stock tbnber A8489A •l"" U1~1 • 7 P.. SKIIng • Loildldl • Block "-'mblr 8T78 II • Aulo • Ar • Wtt !<Mrl*!l .... 23,8 1 Whnl \Urn!!O him nmund'.• I>H vi~ sui d h~ drew lnspirulion fmm nthcr uthlctc.., who've r..· ~liiiC hnd lnHn ~1 111 · ilttrly->erious knee inJUI'iL's - indtlll· ing the NFL's JetTy Rice and NllA DevoUonaf Wrltar Orie of my favori~ place• Jo han11 uut i~ therublic library. Whul u va;t . wealth o Information.! I can find nearly everythin» there. When my niece• were old enough 111 jahher und walk. I tuuk lhem to the lillfary. They picked out hrltl kH. and 111' co~roe, they didn't under~tund why we had ICJ return thCIJl .. Toduy, hlllh work in lihrarlu , A btmk thai faNcinaleNme I• the 8ihle. CmnpoNed ol' 66 huukl; II'> a lihrury wllhln lt ~e lf. I u•rce with Henry VM Dyke, who "'id, "The B1hlc walk• Jhe wuy; of all Jhe f kn<...- " ' n<o pt1lrt.t w~y 111 a•k lrrcnd• "r rcliilr••• w11'1 want !II )'1!11 a •lu•wer 111 wlldd•n• rr rt Ill·•••• tl>ll ffWWk<)' tn•teod Dftr A1111 Lttllderf: Y<lli Jlnc c=llonl odvr.:.; 111 tl,., ·,u~Jw r "' 11" Jru:JI- ..m wiH• W<lllldn·l let Itt• elderly parcm• .ell tl~err fa11il' Jlf<'f' crty ~nd love <lilt thtu f• ••• "' "'"" l<trt b«:~uoe lw wuntcd IIWIII "' lcllvc the Jllllj!Crty w h11n An<~ller "''" I kn•...- hotd ¥r""d rn h,. l<tnc whtn ht ll~kcd. " """· h"w mu..lr !ltd thai "rand - r~ew, fan•y tfu..k ""'' yuu'!" Hi• latl~er rcplr~d . " II drd11 '1 .,.,-, m< u cent. ""' Tile '""""~ 11••• ~~fft(!: O.Uf _,, )'HU f INht rli~Jn"-&:," f ·tuiJJ' rny kid • year• "~" not to ~11unt om · un inherltun.. c h.:.:aY.c therr m<tlhcr anti I intond '" ' I'"'"' uur "~uldcn year." lrav clrn~ . a11d rl lhey want the liner thrnJ• In hll! 1hcy'll have.~, earn tile m~>~~ey t•• l!uy tllern lrkc l diU lliJhl , Ann' Uff!Cr rn Nclrr:ao~ · JIJ or ~fm~r: A f lcat dc .. l' depend• "" the kind uf rclatflm• hrp ' y•lll !rave wrt l1 yuur duldrcn """ h"w they' vc 1reared y11u 11ver the ry~litf.\, f'arcnt• tlu "'" '""" an rnhtrr t•n•• r" .:hrldrcn •II Mtandchr ldren . l!OJlC.r•llt ih<""' wlu1 haw •h.,wn lh~m Nu '"""''4l£"tafum ·n~rc arc de.crv •nf •ha1111c• th:<t wuu ld "'""Y apprc.. r:llc IIi<: l~~: lp . S~nd 'l""•tllrn• lo Ann l :o nd~r.. ( 'rtatllr. Syndl<otr, ~717 W, l.:~n · lury lllvd., Sullr 7fNt, I AIO An.cl~•,· Cullf. 'I(NI45 "' . wlwrc, II lla• lcarn{!J '" •l""k 111 humJred' <tf lun~ua-"• w tiJe l~eurt• 111' man. Childr<!fl li own tu it• ,wrie• with wu11d~r an<J lleli~hr . ur1d wi'<' m~11 fl'lllder them ... '11t,~ ,~ r ~ke~ a11d tile pmud trcmlll~ at '" warr~rn••· hut Ill Jh~ wounded m11J pcnil~fll il hu~ a mnthur·'•- v11ic• ... no man 1\. I''""' <tr' dc•ululc w'Jw l'ru; thi ~ lfCi!· •urc fm hi• 'nwrL Blhle i• (lpd'' Wurd,' cumpo~ed uf 41!·J>Iu; author~ 10+itln11 uver a •pun of f.{li!O year; - ;till nne hunk, an ouh•tandinJ mirt~Cie evidence ur it; Superhuman orljln. Sume <tf I he wrilen were ki "B'· priem. ll; hermen . lihepherd;, a phy;i.:lon, a i late;mun ; '"' culleel<tr; ~oldicr und hut fer. All were ln; piretl , hy 'the Holy Splri! ol' Oud. Mo;t were >irllllle men wit hout forma l· ~ducution. hut ~unfldcnt they w~re •e uin ~ uown the Wtii'U ul' Ooo, Whut did lhey have Jn Hny alm.ut It'! Teuchahle Kin~ Duvlll HUI1I in f'Hulm 111:7. "The law 111' the l..urd I~ ·nw 1181 Chew Tlllot LT 401, 414 Slock liYmblr ITiiiA •Low Milll •LN!tor •1llllitt L01tWct! ~8,950 1897 Mltlublahl3000 GT Block NIMnbtr IT14!1, I Sp4lld •1.1 Pootl • Filii Loodlljl ..... 1 28,850 1891 Dodllt OUI11n10 SLT 414 SIGCf Nllllbtr liT4iA • Y.li'wM •lblllly L<lllltt4i ' VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT: www:tompeden.com (dlll'ing hi< rehnhilitnrionl. Thutm.11k• me l'ry , Inn. And Dmmy Mm111ing rcll ll)• ltelpe(J lllL' II k>t,j <ht t11lking Ul m~:. ~n\.'nmnging m~ . kccpinp. my '175 South Utlll111 Sttwl · Rlllk')', II'V IIJIXH122 0417 •372 21144 ~loooo~-suturdlly 9 Q.m. • 9&~m. • Sundlly 1p.nL • 8 p.m spi111s up." Tht:'n there were 1h ~ h.· ...... l'HL'm u·~ W11rk ." he ..,uid . "Rut 11 wa' the tough''" thrng I' vc ~vcr hct•n 1. ugin,; (hut no less effc~,:tivc) wnrd"i of my,clf nnd jt"t dcc· t!lc to do lite lhnse whn know him be''· • I Willi futur ~ wi~ the •impl.:," And 111 l'•ulm 'Tlt<!.C th111 -• I havo wnlt"'! tu yuu I I'.1: I~ I. lw •uid, ''fhuu uri near. 0 whu llelr~w 111 tit" nafff ~ 1•f !lw Sm1 IMrd. And all thy .:<llllfllafldffl<!flt• "' 01111, 10 or~~r th:u y11u may k1111w :1r~ trulh.'' tlw y11u h~v• .:Mnal lrl .:," ·· ht the New 'l'totumonl , the wnt.:r "(fld•r~w• 1: I ~lat~•. "011d. after ~l c NpHkc lmtM tiJH tu the l':llhm In Ihe ~ruphct• ... in the"~! la•J day~ Ita• •r11ktn 111 u• ln Ill• S<tn." A11J wiM d1d lt•u• ;ay'! · · hr John ~:.'9 Jc~u• >a id, "Yuu .~~earch the Scrlrture; ... and It I• the;~ that hear witne;; ol' Me." He Wil* ""'only the theme ul' the ;crip· ture, hut He. came '" fu lfi ll h. He ~aid linn ScrlpWf• could not he hro· ken; thut It wa; eo;icr l'or heaven and earth tu pu;~ away thon one llllc <t l' the law l<t l'oll. und thai. everytlrln J wriJten by till: llf'Opholli would he ac~o mpli H hed . WhaJ powerful wor.IHI fn the hnuk Ill' John ( 14;6). Je•u• •ald. " I um the way, and lhe truth, un!l the Ill'~; 1111 nne com~• 1<1 the 1'111her. hut th rou¥11 me." How wnn· knuw lor 'urc, Jlaiher. thank Y11ij lur the ¥fcHie\l Houk lt'\l~r Wfllti!n . When w~: 11wd H. Y11u lead u• • tr~r-111 ht tlr" l'""al• "I return Your ftllf tk: ~ul "''" hide 11 ih" lrhr:ory of 1101 hc:rrl • Auwn, Al l •<fiJIIUfc• NASH ' '" The Gallla Meigs Community Action Agency will be holding a public hearing In the Gallipolis J.T.P.A. offiCe, located at 8~9 Third Avenue; ·"·on Tuesday, October ~0, at 1:30 ·p.m. The purpose of this ·"meeting Is to ~ollclt Input on community needs In Gallla and Meigs Counties. --...........--_.;.--community Calenda..-__.__ _ __ f/RIDAV IJlJNDi\V • Publlo Notlae mttUng rtgerdlng 1 propond totron mty bt eubmlntd within :10 dtyt of notlot ol tht PIDPOIId totlon. An tdjudlolllon hnrlng mty bt htld on 1 propo11d 1ollon II 1 hnrlng rtqutlt or obltollon 11 rtotlvtd tht OJPA wllhln 30 dtyl 0 ltiUinOI Ol lhl , aoll~trllr propond lOtion. Wrllltn ttte Chrytltr Conooldt aommtnlt, rtqunll tar 1C3HDHTITP1011" publlo mttllngl, tnd and 1881 Chtvroltt Corelot tdl udlotllon hnrlng rt· IQ1LDGI4tTVHOOOI. quttlt mu1t bt 11nt to1 Tht Parmera ltn~ tnd Hnrlng Clerk, Ohio' l nvl· hvlng1 Comp1nv, ronmtnltl Prottotlon Pomtrov, Ohio, rtllrvll th , Agtnoy, P.O. loK 10481 right to bld 11 thlt ttla, tnd Columbtlt, Ohio 43211·1041 lO WlthdrtW lht lbOVI oollattrtl prior to 1111. P'~~~h,:~~~~~·~·::.4:~.,=~1 Purthtr, Tht Parmtra l1nk of tht Dlrtotor whlah 111 and ltvlngt Comptny tHtotiYI upon IIIUinOI or I rettrvtt the right to lljtct tltttd ttltollvt · dtlt . •nv or 111 bldt lubmlntld. PUIIUtnt to O,hlo AIYIIId Punhar, tht tbov• Codt ltollon ~745.0-, a oolltltrll will bt told tn tht 11n11 totlon m1y bt IP· oondltlon 11 It In, with no pllltd to tht l nvlronmtntll uprnt ·or Implied Atvllw' Appnlt Commit· warrtntlll given. tlan (I liAC) lormerly Por lurthtr lnlormttlon, known 11 lht lnvlron· oontaat Shtlll 11 740•tt2• mtntll loard .ol Review) by 2131. I PiltOn WhO hit I Plr1Y to ~\0614,11,11 i proondlrig bttort tht dlreotor by llllng an 1ppe11 within ~0 d1y1 of notlot of Publlo Notlae tht final lOtion. Purtuant to Ohio Atvlttld Codt ltotlon COUNTY: MIIQI 3741.0?, 1 11n11 aatlon PUILJC NOTICI Tht following apptlaatlont lnulng, denying, modl1~· tndtor vtrlfled oompl1lntt lng, revoking, or rt~twlng 1 Will IIOIIVtd lnd lht permit, llatnll, or V1rl1not following draft, propo11d 1 whloh It not 'preatdtd by 1 or ttntiiOIIOnl Will IIIUIO propottd aotlon, m•v bt by the Chlo lnvlronmtnltl IPPIIItd to thl I AAC by Prottotlon Agtnoy IOIPA) IJI!ng Ill IPPIII Wlthtn 30 lnt wllk. "Aatlont: noludl diVI OIIIIUIMI Ol tht fin II tht ,tdoptlon, modlllotllon, aotlon. I AAC apptall mutt or rtpUI of ordtrl (othtr bt llltd wlth t lnvlron· thtn tm~rgenoy ordera)i menlll AIVIIW Appalll lht IIIUinOt, dtnltl. Commlnlon, 2:11 loti Town modlllottlon or r-~oottlon of tloenatt, ptrmltt, ltt11a, 30 An·nouncement• VtrllnOII, or otrtii!OIItlt 1nd tht tpprovli" or dlnpprovll of pltnl tnel tptolllottlont . "Drill Aotlona": 111 wrllltn ttllt• menll of tht Ctrtotor of l~vlronmtnlll Prolto•llcin't (DI,.otor't) lnltnt with • 0 rttptot to the · lnutnot, dtnlll, 110. of 1 permit, : • 1 llotnat. oreltr, tto . Inter· 11 t1 1J pe11on1 mty tubmlt w'rltlln oom mtnt• or r~quut 1 publo matting 11111dlng drill IOtiOnl. Cofllmtnll or mutt publlo mttllng rtquttll bt 1. aubmllttd wlthln $0 daye of notlot ol the drtlt ~~lion. 1 "Propottd Aotlont 111 wrllltn etettmtnlt of tht OR MORE Dlrtctor't Intent with rnpeot to the lnutnoe, PER GAME dtnltl. modJI!ottlon, rtVO• BEECH GROVE Oltlan, or rtntWII Of I permit. llotnll, or vtrltnot. ROAD Wrltlan oommtn.ta and I'---~;.:;::;.___, rtQutall lor a publlo br . CA.RJllit!I;I;!!R - HomcconJing, CurpQn!fr lloril•t Cltur·•h. Htntc Rmuu 14~. Sundny with n Ctln')l•ln tllnncr 111 noon, uftcrm11nt NCI'vicci 111 1 : ~11. · Sln~l ng will lle '111c llulldci"K Qulll'tct, Rl1~icy, W.Vu .. und S it ~ lin Al'nnld, CheN!or·, Publlo Notloe ltrtll, !loom 300, Columbut, Ohio 43211. A oopy oltha IPPIII mull bt ltrvtd on tht dlrtotor within 3 dayl 11111 filing lht IPPIII with lht lfiiAC. lppllotllon lor ptrmll lo lntltll · , I A IUNIHINI OINTIA 38? W. MAIN IT. POMIIIOY,OH MCI~tTV DIICRIPTJON t AlA . APP~ICATION NO Ololl1 I pi!Y OLIANIJI. . IUUANCI OP ICIIAP Tlfll T•fiiANIPOIITIA JIIIQJITJIIATION ' JUNK Tllll COMPANY 41111 HILLI ROAD POMIAOV, OH APPLICATION NO(I) 53• ITT001 THII PINAL ACTION NOT PA ICIDID IV PJIIOPOIID ACTION AND II APP I ALAILI TO IA AC . IIKTV CIJITIPICATn OP IIIQIITIIAT I 0 N AI OP TAANIPOATIAI ICRAP TIAII Willi IIIU I DTO JUNK TIAI CO. (10) 10 lTC ·' • 1 I All Interested citizens are encouraged to attend. MAKE If ARQLE... USIWANTADS " ·-' In Memory, IN MEMORY OF DONALDW. MANUI!L ON HIS BIRTHDAY, 0 ·. g Iron ol , etM llniiMII. October 1 111118 . " I we 111 by your btd IIOh d1y, 11 Wll hlrd tttlng you thll Wly, Wt prayed you would open your tytlr Hoping you h11rd our orlta. Wt wtnttd to bring yqu home llut thet drttdtd oell otmtln th't night, Hend·ln·htnd, we told you Qood·llyt At you took your lttt brllth thlt night. aIN GO MON &WED 6 30 P, M RUTLAND POST'467 S"AR BURST $1 200.00 $50.00 There will also be . an election to fill clientele vacancies on the Galli a Meigs C.A.A. 's Board of Directors for 1999. - .. I'OMEROY - M CIJo iWtlr~d Teu.:herN will hnYe umeol· lnu 0.:1. I7 ut lll~lfl . A l'eprelillniJllive of Jhc AARP wil l Hflt:ttk un ~un H um er pmtcctlnn. Pnr I'CKt i'YUtlon~ call 9H5 - ~HI)Oor 247 - 272~ <M' 742·2 I41. · . ' MII)DLEPORT - Chri Niillll Wumcrt'NCunlerence wi ll he held Priduy lind Smurdlly, 7 nlt~ htl y at Ash Street Free Will Buplisl Church, Mllkll e 1~ 1rt, with IIUC~t "jl\lnkcr·• De nio• Booecuuer, Bllrilura Zu&pun. Jouunc Councl und PnNtur I..AlN Haymon, Special Mlnglng nlghlly. All women wel ~um~. PUILIC NOTJOI NOTJOI II htrtby glvtn thet on ltlurdly, Oo1obtr 17, lite, II IOtOO t .m., I p~bllo 1111 Will bt"\111d II 211 Wttt ltoond · tlrttt, Pomeroy, Ohio. The Ptrrtltrl ltn~ lnd IIVIngl Comptnv ptrltlng lot/ to 1111 · for otth I hi fol owing nnd I felt like giving up. I "''" etJt i11g Amkr~;on . " I hml to ge l m'er feeling "I'JI' Publlo Notloe itntion), I wnsn' t ~ctting allY rt'..,ult~ ~now!!~ '!" hrm<elf it"·" worth the cifort r•..,ern• MIDDLEPORT .... Ovcri1rook CCnlcr, 3j~ l'uge ~ t ., MlddiCilllrt, will celehmJe IIi IOIItunnl veiNIII)' willt 11 hlwn purty SuJurduy. I ·~ n.m. TI1ere will he l\1od. en!ertlllnmem. ~time& 111111 ~ri1.CN. tlomter· l'liNidcntHnnd fnmllle& ~~~ f(ltlllCI' 'Y reN idcnt&nrc lnvilcd. · \liCI'C M11llC tryin g lilllCI\. ul tn -seusun opener uguinst Snntu lldnre he coulcl gel \CI'i(1U' 11hnu1 h1' n:hahil11Ut10n. he hud tn rnnvinCl' ·Landers SATURDAY thnn omynnc un ~h b tt"Uill nnw "Com:h (Steve I Lm in Ann By Bonnl• lhlvllty lllllli< 111C appreL'IIIfC ht)'k ctllllilif10I'e thun I ~vcr hnd.·l npJll'l!~~ iut"' 11 l!l•U'l' Ahout four 11111nth> into oh,• rL'Ilnhi l- h:uving il up to the Llt)L'Inrli . However long it 111kes for me to he I(}() perrt'nt,, 1'111 wjllin~ to wuil. Rut who ·the umk. •!too hll!l 11•ked. " WIIfr~ 4111 ufloWtrcd WHWttly. 'fll Olltlt'IY "'Y· lah"'• ~nd WI Ufl the fr•h 1" !'' and wao lllfd, " IJ ..., he ' " " lur CJramlrlral went Several lrtend• ~nd reliilt>'h h:we drell." Suole lhtlt Wtillted I<J huw 11 away." " 111:11~r m 11111!4'., "'" ;m l1.1 u• kn1,..; they w~nl tu Jr•c u• u m~yhe my rnl!dJer "'"'ld look ~Iter adtq u.aw 1'4!•ptm>e. ofu...-er l>r a parly. We really dltn't ''f11 ,,...~ A.~Jfoiol~ I IIIIo'• lo:r lioh, 1\ 4·year·<Jid r• wn l11<1 yuunJ t<J m<cd )lltwt nto. We wnula II.; tlmlfcd' l~IW11.M.' MIOII I u~.,~ My .oo. su~ie'• liither. ltooard u• ulllkr.tand ·lhjjj fliillfJI" dre. If ifUC•· •! they "''!llfd J~Vt u• rnmk:y wt we ~~~talki~JI..Und qui~kly ~hanjed the oull· '"".. are a•ked, !hey oh11uld he 4'4!11111 l!<ry lurnrtu". I• tl!<'re ~ polrt.t je4:1. ~'fion alter. Ill' wok mt a;r<k anowercd rn 1 way lhat "{!lllllfortrnM w~y we ll<lllld ••k fm flllffl(IY rn'-ltouf J>r•r AJJJI L•ndlr.: My 11r•nd· 11nd oho1111d uf a )lJower 111 wllddln1 ;ill without •aid, "Suoie ot •••• fiiUIIM 111 II.; rather than upw:uinJ. da~thWr wriJ wmn ht ~ year• ni4J t<~ld fhat pe11pl~ ~un dre. Y11u •h<•uld ~m••uh a pcdralrf{!<~n m tlwrr {!""' and ,. ew emely ~marl fnr her aj<t. have wid her y11ur mmlwr went ;yperto<HI h>r ho:lp ~~ dr w:uo.rn~ tiJe h~lktnf !:i<.kfl ·• IJrulw rn Mr..i.. The 111her day. I menti11ned t" ~way. u •uhj4llll if they reel inadtqu:uc .. Dear Bmlk: fl yuu h~v• a "''"" " Su>~e" that I am her fat~r'• 0<1 you thrnk f wa• wnm• to h~~e l>e11r Ann IAUNter•: l plan ~' he rel011wn.tur w11f1 lllllft•: u""k~ '" ''momfliy." lif~C tfll'fl a>ked, "WJtoore mentioned dgath ur my frarlddlilljh· mamcd in a l~w momtll• 11nd 1~ ~''""'" and they ••k. " What du yuu i• YOLJR mmnmy'l" My m••ther "'"'"' advl~c, My liatlf<' jlnil I ha•l! .. NI:IW'!" it w<IIIM lle OK to ••Y· wr! I• •llf ~~~~ Y'"'"~ '" ht t<JIIl !hal died of •urcill~ muny year• ijll, but fl<illflle die~ I WIIUid lrlw y11ur vr~w• hwn ,.,~,h~r li~r alm<HII "'~" " year. I (lit.J "'" wum to jet lnw dt~t wiJh ah<•ut thi,... fhwfi11 City. Cal1f .. Ufld ha W all Ill<! UI'J!Iiatl<!l!• Ulfd " We ha~• e•l!ry tlltnM we need ne"l'l fumiturc and ar• now h•1k· lu:r. "' I •iml•ly <~ 1d, ".She wa• <JII.l (ir~ndmu · "'Mat .ewral fll ll~e• If yuu' !llrk.:!il """"'"I"~' we fi{!C4J lu ~~'""" our •nJ •ick, ijfld ~lie died." Oear Grandmll:. Wlwn a limuly rww •1•~nm.:nL W.: .:oulll u.c li<rfl l{! ¥iv.: u• • dw•k '" heir furm•h "u' · Su•IC tlwn me111i11ned th;rt when IIJCmhl!r ilieo ani! ~hi ldr·e n uok ah<>Ut fLirtJJIU.r4.', ltHWt:\'i!(, uniJ Ul'ft fWW til apatlfJlllfll. lhat W<~i~IJ he WIIIUfcr her fav<trile fi~h wu• Jrum dealh. their ijW•Iillno •lwulil he the f'l''"eu 111' h~rkinjl ut ~hum•. lliL" ' Th• gr11t11t book my life. It wa-. hurd , rcn lluml. mul it sllmmcd-duwn (though "ill slightly chu nky ! Davis i• tulkiug about po<· sihly being rcudy J'nr !he Brums ' reg- nwlli11. duy. " I'm hcinH Cll ut inu ... , Children· are. no~ too young to .understand .c.oncept of dying ~; I thwuglt . "I couldn 't )1111) hn,h·tbnll for"' 1110111hs. llo<t ~oll\c lh i ng I'd lm•,•d 1111 "There FrlcMy, October 16, 1998 ----------------------~---sermonette -------------------------WPI'ld wilh fmmlfar f{!ct an~ Cfflcr• J'ICf'J(!ct, rc•tunn¥ the ""IUf; TIIOIIII•II· dtrf ulllf know we ~a n ru•l the wurd• II }<Jhn 1(, w" •fun ' lt;rw Ill l,t"avcn. riMltl ffl! n Your illr unc mw11 land afwr lund 111 find it• 11wn cwry· """'Y ul the L111J '" •uro. nraklltM "' J"•u•. 'll1e Aro•tl ~ loltn wrmc . 1kr alwut IIUI' 1111111", we .arr Whitl a ttc;t"urc• W..: f1C\ cr h'•"'.: It• ' overall duck harvest wus up 9 percent up from 4.24 ducks and 2.:\ I gee>c nnd the goose hurvcsl wu~ up 16 per- Iuken in I'196 . cent in I997 compnred In 1996," snld Nntionwide. du,ks nnd geese were Stevt BnrTy, wetlnnds research pro- estimated to be prese nt in record ject lender Jor the Ohio Division of numbers lust full. :t'hc ful l lli ghl Wildlife. · ' . index. an estimate of the IH111lh<r nf Mallards made of hnlf of Ohio's ducks expccted tomigmle throughout total duck harvest last year nnd l'ilorth Amcl'icu. wus ttt 11 record '12 remain by fttr the most popular duck million in 1997. This ycur\ rudex species. Wood ducks. green-win ged was s~t ut 84 million. n dc~r~use or 9 tenl, bh)C~ duck s t\nd blue-w inged percent from Ins! yeur. In I'J'J:1, th ~ teal rounded out the top fi ve species t'ullllight inde~ wus 59 million. most commpnly shut by hunt ers lust "Ce rtainly hnving more du,·ks yeur. nml geese letuls to the longer Sli!U't(li J)rl The duck har'vest Ius! scnsori wns und incrensed bug limits. TIJJ, h~'' 140.413, up from the 129.194 ducks explains why we huvc sel!n 11u: rca..;cd Iuken during !he 1991i hunling sen· pnrlicipulion in wulerlowl huntin~. son. but I think it Ill so liPJllics In wlwl we Last yeur's goose hun•cst. con- have ~ec n with deer und wild tur ~l'Y sist ing entirely of Cunuda gee,e. hunt in ~ owr the Jlll>t ~~~ )'e:uv." Bill'· lotuled 86.280. up from the 74.296 ry s11id geese Iuken in I996. , Duck 'easons reporting tnnt! m Lut.·us and Ot!nwu The number of nctive udu lt wulerOct, 17-Nnv. JlJ , Dec. 6-21 cou nt it: .... lllld the Mo~quitn C reek fowl hunt ers ineniuscid from 27.7114 North Zone. mandatory rcpl 1rt1n g /llf1e in Trum - in 199ti to 35.7M3 in 1997. Tmnl Oct. 17-Nov. 2, Dcc . fl·JIIn. 17 bull Cu unty. waterfowl hunting dnys were up .South und Ohio River w nes. "Overall. we uctuully l111d a very from 278.229 in 1996 lu 344,236 in Goose seasuns l:llod Wl.llt:l·rowl .. hunt ing St~ nsr'ln la st IW7. I Nov. 14-29. Dec. 12·Jnn. f> yeur Wllh :1 :!4 f)t:n:~ nt 1ncreuse of Tlk uveruge wntl!rlnwl hum ~:r Luke Erie Zone. hunt <·r day< inlhe field arlll ltn K per· spent 9.6 d11ys in the 11eld lust )'etlf, • O~t . 17- Nov. 29, Dec. 12 -JIIIt. (l ~'1.! 11\IIH.:rcl i ~C 1111hc numh~:r uf uctivc · up 'from K.43 duys in 1996. There - Norlh Zone. ' udu lt huntl'l''- L'ornpur~ d tn 1996, The were 4.49 ducks nnd 2.42 geese <kt. 17- Nov. '2, Dec . fl-J11n. 27 killed per hunt er lust yenr on avernge, South nnU Ohin Ri ver l!llh.',, UCLA's Davis struggles more with weight thap mended knee Page7 "*"'"' ·Hunting season for geese, ducks to open in Ohio Saturday By JOHN WISSE Division of Wildlife COLUMB US, Ohio lAP) . More· ducks und geese in uddition tc liberal bag limil •pnenn more hunter! are returning · to Ohio's lakes. rive" an d mursh lnnd s. ., · Hunting sea>on for ducks und geese opens st:Jtewide Smurdoy. Ohio offers split hunting seasons in four wmerfo1~1 management zones, with curly seitson closures scheduled for nortHern counties nnd late season closure' set for the ~ou thern counties. Ducks mny he hunted h1r (>()days Jhis yetl r. while geese muy he hunted for 70 dnys. except in the Luke El'ic Goo~c Znnc where the gnose seuson wi ll spu n 30 duy s beg mning Nov~ 14. SpcL:illl goose hunli!1G resulntions apply for gc"'e tnkcn within· the Cru uc Creck/Ott nwu mundtitory The Daily Sentinel TYUt RJACOU SHOEMAKER Tyler Jnctlh Shncmakcr, nnd Cnlcnn IShtJcmnket of Wiersdnla, FL cclt•hrnlcd his firsl on Aug. 17. He is of Viotn Shoe maker nf IBelililv.itiw, FL nnd the laic 11f Tony Shnemnkcr. nnd & Owi llnncl nnd Ro~cr nnd June MtlWcry, . 1 Wt orltd 1 million ttart, Wt didn't went 10 111 you 110 .. lui QOD nttdtd you up there, . Mort th1n we could knowl · ) They 1~1tetlcc. 1l1ey ,,liRiy. 'lltcy sW<·ut l!ur tel\"" they l'Omlns 1~\' 1J11Ifut~ buttlc 1\w I~ spots <lll the PCJA 'IUUR. It's thu NIKil1'0UR Chtuupl,.li<hlp prt.,.,utc\1hy.t'YA M<•11u~h. And whll •lt's u WCQ~ or 1\tn- Jn Mohllc rm· you. It's the Hlll~hcst week ' th~sc ~uys willuv~r knnw. I'm lulilnnmlolll cull li4·04~· I Jill . Mtny IIIII Ill lhtld • AI we think ot you IIOh d1y, will never forget YOU, MI MORIIIB 111 here to ettylll Btdly ml11td Joyce, Robin, Dan,lti.l D11nn1 ~I A 11 N 0 I, l 1\ 0 ll 0 \ ' 1·: ' A R,•h~t· t Tr· ttl Junes (lull' Trul l l'ucl llty II r II f J'U /11 .~ tl/ II /1 II Ill II ,, nil 11f • ('if <I I' ll I o• ,, 111 �' • P • 8 • The Dally SentJnel ·Friday, October 16, 16,1998 Friday, October · Pomeroy • Mlddlepott, Ohio 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinel • Page 9 60 Loet anCI Found irecto 'UTC Wor.tup - 11 a.~ WrUo<~doy Servia•- 7 p m. . - •.. 111< Wo11hip 9~ 30 a.m. Toppo,. Ploloo>SL ....,, PUIOf: Kc\1. Ruland Wildman Sunday &etlool 41r'Jd wurahip I0:25 Dailey Ma'i. • ~: 30 a.m. G""'r Epls(optl Churdl )26 E Maio St .. Pomeroy Wednndl)' Sctvlcc• • 1 p.m. Middleport Chur<h ol Chrill .!1h 1nd Main Wedrtn day Servku · 7 p.m. Sunday School Y:JO a.m. Worthip · J1 a.m., 7:3U p.m. Wc:dnc:!tday Service r 7:30p.m. lfarri~nvillc: Sunday ScHool · 9::10 a.m. Worohlp-S:ll, IO::lOa.m.. 7p.m. Ktno Chu"'h ofChrhl Wm"hip • 9:.30 a.m. Suoday School - 10::10 a.m. l:M"t M1ln SL Suoduy S<hool · 9:30 n.m. Wu"hlp · 10:31) o.m. Flnl Houlhtm BoPIIII 41K72 Pomeroy Plk< Zion Chu"'h of Chrtol. Pomero,, llarrl10nvllle Rd. (RI.l43) Sundny S<:hool · 9:1S a.m. Worohlp · IU: lh.m., 7:1XI p.m. Wcdnc:!Kiuy Servh:c· 7:00p.m. . Llunl CUff Free Pu:~lur : WedncJday ~crY Ices. 7:00p.m. P"lnr: Dill Lillie Sunday S<hool · IOa.m. Brodronl C:hu"'h of Chrlol Corner of Sl. Rl. 124 & Bradhury Rd. Wurahlp · ll~t. m . , 6:30p.m. Wedne!day ~e.rvlcn· 6:30p.m. Mlnislcr: Doug Shamblin' Youth, Minhucr: Dill Ambc:racr MI. Union BoPIItl Joe N, Suyrc Dopllol Church . Sunday S<hooJ · 9:30a.m. Wonhlp · H:OO a.rn., 10:)0 a.m .. 7:00p.m. Sunduy Schoul·'-':45 u.m. Evcnlna · 6:30p.m. Wcdnc11doy SetYkell . fdOp.tn. Wedne8day Servkc8 • 7:00 p.m. · ' Or11111 Ucnd, Roulc 124, Ru~:inc , OH Pu11tor : Donll:l Uerdlne SuncJuy School • IJ:30 R.m. Sunduy Wu,hlp · IO:lO u.m. .t 7 p.m.. Wcdoo"lay Dible Siudy · 7:00 p.m. Brlhel Frtt Will Bopllol Chun:h 2tl601 Sl. MI . 7, Middlcporl Sundtt)' S\:hnul · I II n.m . Evtnlng · 7:30 p . 111 . ·Thut!K.Iay Sc:rvlcc!l· 7:30 Hldwry Hlll1 Chun:h' ol Chriol Evungell81 Mike Moore Sundoy School . 9 a.m. Wor~hlp · 10 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wedneadoy Service•·· 1 p.m. Uborll Chrtallan Chu"'h Outer Pastor: Wood y Call Sunday Evening · 6:l0 p.m. St Kl . 143 jusl off'RI . 1 PKMor: ftcv . J ttmt:~ It Acree, Sr. Sunc.l11y SchU\11 • 10 n.m. Wo111hlp • 1\u,m., fl p.m. Wvdm:~tiy Sc rvlcu .? p.m. Vk-lory Kapllll lndtp; ndonl · l2l N. 2nd Sl. Mlddlcjll>rl . .' Lon1nlllr C:hrlallan Chu"'h Wcutne ~d •y Scrvk't 7:30p.m. H•mlock Gro" Church Pu1or: OcnC Zopp Sundny schOOl · 10:30 a,m, Worship · 9:30a.m., 7 p.m. Herdnill• Chun:b of Chrill Pa.•10r: Phlllo Sturm PaMor: ltllllC!I E: Kcc~cc Worship - IUq.rn., ?·p.m. Sunday School: 9 :)0 a.m. wor.hlp Scrvlc.: 10:30 o.m. Dible Siudy, Wodn ..dny, 6:30p.m. Wcdne)c.llly Scrv l~cs . 7 p.m. t'ollh UopdOI C:hur<h Clm stian Un1on Rnllr011tl St., Mawlt· Sun1.hty S..:hool · 10 a.m. Wor11hlp • II 11.n1 ., fl p.m W cdnudu~ Scrvl~-e~. 7 p·. m. llartronl Chun:h of Chrlolln Chrtoclon Union llattford, W.Va. l'ttslor:Jim Hughes Sundby School · II a.m. •·ol"t'sl N.un Btpli!ll Pn\tor : Arimt lt url Sunday ~hoo1 . Ill u.m. Wnr.. ~ip · 'Ji u.m. Wo,.hlp · 9:30 U,!fl., 7:30p.m. Wedncsda~ Service~ · 7:30p .m. Church of God MI. Murtoh llopll•l Fouf1h\l Mnin St., Mltldlcport t•u~hu . Kev , OilllCrl Cru lg. Jr. MI. Moriah Chun:h ur God Rnclne S4tl\hty Sdmul ·· !J:JO 11.111 . ' . Wur:ohlp . 111:45 a.m. PII!Uor: Rev. Jume!l Sutttrficld Suudny School : Y:4S u.m. ·-'nllquiiJ Bapllll Sunday ~huol • 9:30 lUlL Wor1hip · 10 : 4~ a.m. · Sun~ay Evcnln.Jt . ~ : ~1 p.m. Evcnintt • 7 p.m. Wcdne!lday Servi\.-e.!l . 7jl.m. Rulland Chun:h of Gnd Pnstor: Ron Heath Hulland F,... Will Bapllsl Soltrn St. P11~10r : ktv. P~ul 'hylur Sunday School · JO a.m. Ev.:nin¥ • 7 p.m. WetlntsUII)' Scrvi\:es. 7 j).m. Cathol ic S.<nclllt1M Cath1~l< Chun:h 16.1 Mulheuy Ave ., Pumt:r1Jy, 992-.~l:ICJ~ l•nllhlf' Rev. Wttllc r 1!. H ~lnt · Sat. Con. 4 :4~· ! : 1 ~ 11 . m .; Mns.\- ~ : 311 p.m. . Sun. Con.•g:4.5.~: IS a.m., Sun . Mns:t ,· 'i:JOn.ri1. · Church Worllhlp · 10:30 o.m. Pu. ~ l or : Sundny Wo~hip • Hh.m., 6 p.m. We r.lncMio.y 'Services· 1 p.m. Syrcituse Flral C.. n:h ol Gucl Apple and Sca.'Ond Sis. Postor: l:lc v. Oitvld Ru!lsell Sund•y School ahd Worshir· 10 a.m. Evening Sc:rvi(..'t~· o::\(•_p.m. . Wedntsday Servi~o'ell • 6:30p.m. Chur<h of God uf Proph"'y 0 .1. Whilo Rd. oil' S1, R1 . 160 We~nesday_ servke, · 7: 00 Rnn Fierce · Wor5hlp • 10:4S 11.m. Mornlna Sllr Pa~t or: Dc:wayne Slulltr Sunday Sc hool · II a.m. Wo~hip • 10 a.in. Ea11 Ldort Pastor: Orlan Harkness Sunday Sci'K>OI· lO a.m. Wor~hip,· 9 1.m. Wednesday . 7 p.m, Rev. Donald C,- Fritz · 9:00 o.m. Sunday School - 10:00 o.m. Wo t~hlp ' R•cliie Walnu11nd Henry Sts.; Ra..,c: n('lwOlMI, W.Va. Pas1or: David Russell Sunday School . 10:00 a.m. CCH1Ivillo Unllrd Mtlhodlll Pariah ' Wor5hlp . ll o,m. P~stor: St. Poul Lutheron Chun:h c;'orner Sycamore: &. Sc;.gond St., Pomeroy Rev. Donald C. Frhz Sundoy School · 9:4S o.m. Wot~hip · ll am. "'000011 + Flnllfln<:lat · . S~tcel , ... GENCIEs Inc. BUt Quickel 1112-een • your local churches Place an ad In this space Briggs & Stratton Mas ter Service Technician KEROSENE HEATER REPAIR 949-2804 RIDENOUR SUPPLY St. Rt. 248, Chester, Oh. 985-3308 Pastor~ Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. Theron Durham Pastor: Sam Anderson Sunda~ School I() 1.m. e. .enina 7:30p .m. Pastor: William Van Meter Sunday-7:00p.m. p.m. Fnday-7:09 p.m. Clifton Tobtmo<le Church Cllfion, W.Va. Sunday S<hool · 10 a.m. · Won~hip · 7 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. Full Gotprl Chun:h of lhr Uvlnc s.•..;. Rl.338, Anliqully . ' Pastor: Jesse Morris Asst. Pn!lOr!: Jim Morris I Rick Morrl1 Servic:t1: Salurdoy 7:30p.m. Groham Unllrd Mtlhodlol Worship - 1,1 :.111 u.rn. (.1st ..t 2nd Sun), . 7:)11 p.m. (lrd & 41h Sun) Sunday School- 9·a.m . Worship· 10 a. m. Wrdnesdll y Servi~o'Cs • IU a.m . Wcdnesd!t)l Service • 7:30p.m. HoclclnaP.rt Church Grand Street · MI. 011" Unlled Molhucllsl " Off 124 behind Wilkesv ille Pnstor: Re v. Rulph Spire s Sunduy Sdu10l - Y:30 tLrtt Sunday-&hool· 10 un. Worship- 11 u'.m. Wednesday Service~ · 8 p.m . Third Ave, Pastor : Re ... . Clark Baker Thursdny Se-rvice!~ • 7 p.m. Ton:h Chun:h Co. Rd. 63 Worship · I IJ : ~O !l.ltL , 7 jU11. • ' Alrr.d Wur, hip . 11 tt m., b:3U p.m. Middleport Chun:h oflht Nozortnt Syro<u~ Flnl Unilrd l'ri!IIJylerlon Pastor: Re v. Krisona Robinson 2.99/mln. Mu•t be 18. Serv·U 611·645-8434 Sunday School • 10 a.m. Worship · J.1 a.m. Harrloonvllle Presbylerlon Chul'<h Worship- 9 a.m. Mlddl.,.... l'ri!IIJylorton Sunday Sc~ool . 9 a.m. Wot>hlp · 10 a.m. Chtntr eus10r: Sharon linusnmn Worstiip · Y a,m, SundU)' S~o:huul · Ill tt.m. Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Wot\!hip · 10:30 o.m.. 6:30p.m: P11s1or: Gregory A. Cundiff .. ~ Wcdnc:sd11y Ser.oices • 7 p.m. Ktod,.llle Frllowohlp Chu.rth ut.the Naurtne Pustor: Teresa Waldeck Sunday School . Y:JO o.m. Worship· 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Servil.'t s • 7 p.m. Wednesday 7:30p.m. MI. Ollvt Coln•unlty Chun-h Pastor: Lawrence Bush Sunday School -·9:30 a.m. Evening · 7 p.m. ~edm!doy Servk'e. 7 p,m, ' Uallrd Follh Church Prescriptions 992-2955 EWING FUNERAL HOME Dignity and Service Always Established 1913 992-2121 106 Mulberry Ave. 'Featuring KIHltucky Fried ChlckiHl' 228 W. Main St., Pomeroy Clean out your basement or attic with the help of the CLASSIFIED SECTION/ Soli and Water Conaorvatlon Olatrlct to bo 992·5432 and support local Te11as Community off CR 82 ' Pastor: Rohtn Sandcr3 Sunduy School . 9::10 a.m. Wo,hip · 10 : ~0 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednrsday Strvitts. _7:30 p.m. Edrn Unilrd Brtlhron In Chrill .2 1/2 miles oonh' of Reedsville on State Route 124 Rev. Robe~ Mukley School · II . 992·7075 172 Nonh Second Ave. • T- Antiques • L.dng Calendars • Candles T C 'II B k 1oland Flags • am1 e ec man Lot ton · Birdhouses • Clocks • Frames · .• Soap • Baby Gifts THE FABRIC SHQP """2 2284. Che•ter, Ohio 740-985-4422 """ • Pomeroy, Ohio . . , 7:00p.m. · • Washers ·, Refrigerators · Heat Pumps AI Low AI 138 a mpntb *Free 5 Parts Warranty *Free Digital Thermostat *Free Estimates BENNEn'·SHEATING & COOLING "Wit er-e Q11nliiy lJoe~tt'l Co& I Mo,.e" 740-448-9416. 1·800·872-5967 ' 0 ryer 1 Our Customers Are Special L & L Tire Barn Full Line Of Water Storage Tanks· Septic & Cistern Tanks Sewer Pipe: 3" thru 8", Gas Pipe 8a Re,gulators Open: / 9:00·4:30 weekday• .I 9:00·12:oo saturday '""" "' 44087 Wlppie Rd. Computtr Porformonco Upq,r_adao Custom Built Cgmputers, Necworks Modem s, Hard Drives, Printers. Upgrade Your PC To u Penllum CPU and MB Today. Prr·Owned Compulers. 740·992·1135 For A Pri<e Quo1e! Fn1gnet Internet Sign-up polnl for .. · Meigs and Mason Counlles • · '1'\ -- ~ 114 Courl St. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 'It -·· (t Located in lhe ln.suront.:c: Plus Building . ·- -· . w ... . . A .. . Howard L. Wrlteset ROOFING NEW·REPAIR • Gutters • Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES 949·2168 1/2Wn Public NOtice IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT, P R 0 BATE DIVISION, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO IN THE MATIER OF THE SETTLEMENT OF ACCOU.NTS, PROBATE COURT, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO the following named llduclory hu been fllod In the Probate Court, Melga County, Ohio, lor epprovol and oottlomtnt: ESTATE NO. 24905Thlrtoonth Account or Jennifer L. Shtota, Guordlon of the paraon ond tttott ol Oliver E. Balloy, an alleged ' lncompetant pt.raon. LINOA'S ' PAINTING MIGHTY MAC AERATION SYSTEM • New light weight, flberglae• alate and county approv~ with two-year warrenty. 740-742·2588 painting,,and let me do It for you. Interior Before 6 p.m. leave message. After 6 p.m. . .• (740) 985·4180. Free Estimates D. Howerd ALL PRO CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING • Fall Speclal3 Rooms & Hall $59.95 (Maximum 500 sq . fl.) 740-378-9807 Free Estimates MOBILE HOME Unleaa exception• •r• PARTS llltd . thereto, 01ld account will bt lor hoarlng btlort Chapter 1515 of lho Ohio oold Court on tho 18th day Aovlstd Codo at MoiQi High of Novtmbar, 1998, at which SChool Cafeteria on October time told occount will ba 20, 1998 at 7:15 p.m. conaldered end continued Nominees are John Rlc1 lrom day to day until finally dlopoood ol. and Shirley Sayre. Any person lnttrtltld Nomlnotlono will bt accepted lrom tho lloor ot I!'IY flit wrltton oxcoptlon to tho time of election. Ont 11ld account or tQ m1tter1 p•rtalnlng to tht oxecutlon · aupe~laor , Ia to be elected . You may vote at th• annual of the truat, not 1111 than moetlng or on an abltntot live dayo prior to the dati ballot which may be tot lor htarlng. otcurod l.orm tht Roberl Buck, Common Pion Court, Probott conservation district afflct. Dlvlalon, Mtlga County, (10) 2,16 I . .;lTC HOWARD'S TRI·COUNTY SANITATION Ta~e the pain out of 712,.198 Imo. pd . Bennett Supply · 740.446·9416 1391 Safford School Rd. Gallipolis, OH .. - SOUTHERN OHIO DISPOSAL •Realdentlal$11.00/m.onth •Commercial •Senior Cltlzeni Dtsco.unt •Dumpsters •Monthly Payment• Call for belt prlc . . : 1-800-809-7721 Pomeroy, Gallipolis & VIcinity " 2 Vard Sale : Amble&ide Drive , 3 Family"· Salu•day Only, 2023 1!2 Chaltlam :' Kl!chen Warn. Cloth · lng. Also Plus Size Women• Glassware& . Rugt. Curtains , MISC .. A)J. Yard Sllea Muat Be Paid In Advlnce. QEADLINE; 2 :00p.m. the dey before the ad Ia to run. Sunday edllion • 2!00 p.m. Friday. folondoy o<IIUOn • 10:00 a.m. satul'dlly. Ca rport Sale ; Friday, October 16th. 10 To Dark : Saturday, October 17th, 10 To 3 . 112 Mile Weal 01 Chethlre, On Watson Grove Road, Kail'l .. Huge Garage Sale: Oclober 16th, 171h. 9:00· 4:00 112 'Milt! Out Georges Creek Road, Watch For Sign s. 3 Disc Slereo, Kitchen Table, Home Interior. Baskel&. Saturday & Sunday, 11 53 Gra · Evtry1hlng, AniiCjues. Pomeroy, Middleport & VIcinity · 20 Vrs. Exp. • Ins. Owner: Ronnie Jones Jack's Roofing & Construction New Roofs, Repairs, Guttera, Coatings, Siding, Drywall, Painting, Plumbing Free Estimates Joseph Jacka 740.992·2068 IGN11M COUNTRY CANDLE SHOP 30 scenls available • Candle making Slljlplia< • Rolli~ • Yadsly of Glhl Tues-Frl1 0·6 Sat t0·4 Rt. 124 Minersville, OH 740.892-4559 "Ask about our candle parties" R. L. HOLLON Heullng, Excavating & Trenching . Limestone & Gravel Septic Systama Trallar & Hou•• Sit.. Reasonable R•r•• Joe N. Sayre ' DUMP TRUCK TRUCKING SERVICE Agricultural Lime, Limestone • Gravel Dirt • Sand 985·4422, ' Chester, Ohio 614-742-2138 10/2~96/lfn PERRY'S CONSTRUOION Minor Repairs • Cabinets' • Siding Roofs • Decks • Gatages · Free Estimate! Insured 10/11/1 mo. ELECTRIC OR SATELLITE SERVICE Dozer, Endloader, · Backhoe, S!ght Preparation, Utility Lines, Build Roads Licensed for Septic . 1 (740) 367-0280 101111 mo. d. 992-6320 Local Satellile Provider Bes t Electric Pomeroy ~ARPET PLUS Professional Floor InstallationI FREE ESTIMATES Siding • Garages • New Homes • Pole Buildings , . • Room Additions • Vinyl 740-698-9114 Over 20 years experience. Free Estlmetea or 740-698-7231 Call740·843·5426 . 1111191 ttn 1 mo. 1011 ANNOUNCEMENTS No Credit • Slow Credit • Bankruptcy Repo • Divorced AI..CCA '195.00 INSJALLED' WORRYING!!! ·!francis FLORIST No Embarr11ament ... You're Treated with Reepectt Cell Now for Instant Approvatt 1• Ill•\!• Couotyl Olde11 Florill 1r11, 740-992·2644 740-992·6298 c•LLIIa.nu n..,,.., rut. . GUN SHOOT RACINE GUN CLUB Nease Hollow Rd . Staning Sunday, Oct. 18. 12:30 pm . Limit 680 sleeve back bore ...........,....,. (740) 441 1100 ... • All VINYL DOUIU HUNG INSULATED GLASS · TILT·IN FOI EASY CLEANING lilY Sill UP TO t3 UIIITID IIICIIIS Ill 1111n11 WOOD DOUIII NUllo OPINING 'OPTIONS AYIIUILI QUALITY WINDOW SYSTEMS 110 COURT ST. 1·800-291 ·5600 POMEROY, OHIO W. VA. 1023477 MINIMUM PURCHASE MAY BE REQUIRED family yard sa le. 38279 Rocksp ring s Ad .. Pomeroy, Thursday. Fri day &. Saturday. Rain or sh-lne. Pt. Pleasant & VIcinity October 17, 9am·2pm. 111 Llber· ty Street behind Rite A:ld . Sa turday, October 17, At. 2 on Jell before Greer Rd. past furniture store. 80 Auction and Flea Market ~u cuon· varlely .of new llems each Thursday. October 1 thru 005 ASK QUESTIONS, GET ANSWERS AMERICA ' S .a PSY· December 17 e•cepl Thank sglv· lng. Concessions. Harttord Com· munlty Bu ilding. Auctio neer 11'1220, Fred Sullivan . 3596, www.1haholpages2.comlnst psychl c/2~029 t.htm $3 .99 /Min . Rick Pearson Auction Company, full time auc ti oneer. com plete au ctio n service. Lice nsed ll66,0hio & West VIrginia, 304· CALL CHICS 1·900-740-6500 E" . 18+ Serv·U 619·645·M34. Starl dating tonight ! Ha ~ e tu n playing the Ohio Oallng .Game, 1· 800·ROMANCE. extension 9015. 773:5785 Or 304·173·5447. . Wedemeyer 's Auct ion. Service. Gall~olls , 30 Arnouncemenls Crall Sale 11114198 IOa.m.- lo· _90___w_a_n_t.,.ed.,.,...to_B.,.u,.;y;,..,..._ 4p.m. Le on Elm. School $1 0 .00 88,89,91,92.94 Happy Holidays . per lab!e apace 304·458·1676 or 304·458·2535 Barbie . Good condition & In the box JCM-882·2790 New To You Thrift Shoppe 9 West Stimson,_Athens Absolule Top Dollar: AI ( u.s. Sit~ ver And Gold Coln.s, Proolseu, Diamonds. Ant ique Jewelry. Go·d Rings ~ Pre·1930 U.S. Curreno;, Sterling, Elc. AcqulsiUOns Jewelry . M.T. S. Coin Shop, 1.51 Second Avenue, GallipOliS, 740·446·2842. 740-592-1842 Ouallty clothing and h'ou se hold items. $1'.00 bag sal~ every Thursda'y. Monday thru Saturday 9:0()-5,: 30. Giveaway 40 2 Beaullful Kittens, 1 Calico. & 1 Black & White. Please Call After 3:30P.M. 740·441 - 1707. 2 Lab Puppies. Collie & Golden Retriever Mi•. 740·256-9123. Ohio740.379-272(1. AntiCjues, top prices paid, River· 1n e Ant iq ues, Po meroy, Ohio. Russ· Moore owner . 740·992 · 2526. Ant iques & clean used lurnllure , will buy one piece or comp lete household , Osby Martin. 740· 992·6576. Clnn Lat e Model Ca r.s Or 2 pups 1 male I tamale both . Trucks, 1990 Models Or Newer, brown 6 wks old already wormed Smi th Buick Pontiac. t900 'East· small• playful pups to good home ern A\lenue. Gallipolis. 304·675-8838 J & D Auto Parts . Buyi ng 7Week Old Puppies · Parenls wrecks::d or sal\la ged \l& hl cle s. 304-773-5033 (Med ium Size ) To Good Home. 740: 379·2383. . Wanled To Buy For Family Pet : Dachshund , Pup Or You ng D og . • Adorable luuy ~111ens. six weeks Call 7<10·446·2342 Ext . 1 & Then old. ~ner trainee!. 74Q-992·2508. 20 Days; Or 304·675·4293 Even· Seagle 1 Years Old , 740 -441 - lngs. 0876. Oatmatlon Dog 2Year Old To A Good Counl ry Home. 740·446· 3982. REPLACEMENT WINDOW SPECIAL f'il Two Yard sale· SaturDay, October 17, 7 Woodmont Drive beh ind old Peoples Bank, 9·? · 2 ki"ens, 2 cats, 740·992·9107. ·LOHG'S COHSTROCTIOH Lee· Rit chie- Glasgo carport sale, Ocl. 16· 17 . RU ehle residence. Tyree Blvd., Racine. Call cl. SAYRE TRUCKING 740·742-34 n All Yard Salea Must Be Peld In Advance. Oa'adUne: 1:00pm the dey before the ad It to run , Sunday & Monday adltlon· 1:00pm Friday. New Conlftuetion & Remodeling CREDIT -PROBLEMS?? 740-882-5444 I Yard Sale ham SchOol Roa d, Li llie BU Of OH 457119 SUNSET HOME . CONSIJ'RUCIJ'ION ·''"Huge Invntor( •Root. Coatings 'Vinyl Skirting •water Heaters •Door/Windows •Electric/Plumbing Suppllaa 'Fiberglass & Wood Staps Discount PriCIIIJ , (740 111-8344 "Your Computer :shop" 5110 EUI. Moln 5VM1 • Pomoro,, OH 4571111 Check the Sentinel every Friday! · 70 Ocl. 16.98. 8:00AM - 3:00PM. 224 Oak Or. Spring Valley Area . Ga Ul· polls. Baby Items And Clolhe!il Found: Grey LOng Haired Killens. Search a local church? L061· white female Terrier. prick tiHS , 10•. SouU)ern Ath•ns Co .. reward. 740.696-1317 740-985·3813 ~;:o~:~~:'~~ Do· Lost- Oe•ter area , male Fox Terner, 10•. blac~ & white . S50 •e· ward. 740·742·2060. New & Used Tires • Batteries Computer Balancing & Mounting · 8n.a R. Flahor . 01cwc1or fiiiM r Aewar(lf Call Prie.cntta ctnlr740-388-8 193. · 4" th ru 48" PI astl c C u Ive rt In St oc k · • Hot Water Heeter , • Freezers •. Dishwashers • Ranges · 740-8112-5141 • I0/1/mo. !.~~ PLAS~~~!r~P~~s.so~~~fs~! "Need repair on any make?" !.iii Losll Female Walker Coon Dog Named • Fern' On Dodtlll Ad , V1n1on Area Now M1Uing 7 •• In HistoriC Downtown Pomeroy 992·7698 APPiii'NCE MAN THE 740-379·9042 Kerr 160, Cushion. OuUtt, Jewel· ry, Lot More, I0/161h, 10/17th, 9· • Hartwell H;:ues liM South Second A-..~. OH 1M lJa s-.1 l'owr SNOUFFER FIRE & SAFETY SALES'& SERVICE Singer Sewing Machine Dealer Sewing Cabinets, Sewing machine repair • Dry Cleaning Service • Scissor Sbatpenlng • 'lbxedo Rental • Sign up now for quilt clas!IC!l lOll On 10110198 Female Gmden Reu lever Around 0 .0 Mclnlyre Park Area , Very Loved Ch ll d '& Pel. Answe·rl!l To Name "Mmn•e" Day5 HAR'·TWELL HOUSE • Designs . All Landscaping & Lawn Services •Commercial •Re•ldentlal Owner, Mickle Hollon •••-•/.tli! "Eruy Ot•e,. tire Phone Bnnk Finnnting·u Air Conditioners A a Low AI 128 1 month held In · accordance with MI. Htrmon Un!trd Bmhroa In Chrill Chun:h Pomeroy Pomeroy nme to clean house? supervisors of the Melge Un1ted Bretllrc n • 10:00 614-992-7643 ' The Fabric Shop Computer Graphics TRPPIUI Crpw's Family Restaurant ~ie~rr ~uniral "ome -"'"·~-• SWISHER & LOHSE your PHARMACY~ business each week we Fill 'ooctors' In this space 2 14 E. Main 992-5130 Pomeroy will caueo on tlectlon ol Sobbalh School . ~ p. m . Worship . J p.m. Sunday School · 9:30a.m. INSURANCE SERVICES Conaervatlon Commlaalon PllSior: Roy Lawinsky Saturday Services: Rt. 7 on Pomeroy By -Pass Pastor: Rev. Robert E. Smith. Sr. Public Notice ELECTION LEGAL NOTICE The Ohio Soli ond Water Sevenlh·Doy -'d•enllsl Molbc:rry HIS. Rd., Pomeroy Wcdn<sclay SfM<e ·. 7 p.m. Wor>hip - 10:4h.m, 7:30p.m. '. Seventh -Day Advcnli st Sunduy school . 10 a.m. Worship. 11 a. m. COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL . FREE ESTIMATES . Owner: John Dean LANDSCAPE DESIGNS Residential & Mobile Home Air Conditioners & Heat Pumps Accounta and voucher• ol Sunday School - 9;4.S a;m. . Long Dollom Sunday School · 9:30a.m. 7:00 ' Pre sbyt en<Jn Follh Gospol Chun:h Pttl'llor: Sh11ron Hnus.nmn ~unda~ SchoBI • 9:.'\U u.m. Gravel, Sand; 1-900-976-3339 ext. 9765 Mone C:hoprl Chul'l'h · 9:30a.m. MtiMS Coopualhe Parish Nor1 he1st Clustrr Sunday S<hOOI· 10 a.m. Pastor: Edsel Han Sunday School ~ 9:30 u.m. Worship · 10:30 u.m., ? p.m. Llmest~ne, Gel tons of free sluff from On-Line . Services! Plus 30 more amazing secrets · Middleport Prolocoolll Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wufllhip · IO:lO o.m., 7:30p.m. Dyesvllle Community Chul'<h .HA.ULI.NG SECRETS! Even ina - 7 p.m. Wednesday Ser\llces. 7 p.m. Sunday School - Ill n.m... H11ol Communlty .Chun:h OffRI. 124 WICKS. ON·LINE St. Rt 124, Racine Pastor: Willfom Hoback Sunday S.hooi· tO a.m. Wrdncscloy Serv · (Lime StoneLow Ratea) Fill Dirt 614-992-3470 Ptnlecoolaii\Qembly Even ina · 6 p.m. ·Bobcat Service •Concrete •Masonry •General Commercial and Residential Free Elflmalle No Job too Small Brian Morrison (740) 985·3948 8/25/98 2 mo. pd. Top Soli, Penteco stal Rev. M ike Thompson,P11stor · .. Suriday Services - 10 a.m. & 7 p. m~ · Wcdnesda'y . 7 p.m. & Voulh 1 p.m. · Sunday Evening 7 p.m. Thur5day Service. 7 p.m. Evening · 6 p.m. •. New Ute Vlccory Ctnltr 3773 Oeors" Creek Road. Oalllpoll•. OH · Paslor: Bill Slalen . .. ' ' . Wed~e~ay- 7 : 00 Pmstor: Re v. Emmett Rawson Wednrsd1ay Ser ... ice · 7 p.fn . ll<lhrl Church Township Rd., 468C ,• Fallh 1/4 mile pall Fon Melp on Ntw Lima Rd. Fallh Vlllley Tabemade Chun:h · Uoilcy ~un Road Synti.is~ Mission 1411 llridgcman St., Syruc;uSll . Apc~~lollc (al Burlingham church off Route 33) Pastor : Robert Vance Sunday worship . 10 a.m. Wednesday service. 6:30p.m. Mlddlrporl Col•munlty Chureh S7S Pearl Sa., Middlepon . 'l Church or Jnu1 Christ, Endllmt Houor of l'nlyer Helen Kline Sundliy School • 0 u~m . MOWER CLINIC Horrloon•llle C'!"'munlly Chul'<h , Worship · 9 a.m. Tuesday Services- 1 p.m. United Methodist Agency Inc. lnaora- Sunday, 2:30p.m. Cool• Ill• Chul'<h · Muio & Flfih Sa. "Sunday S.hool- 10 a.m. • INSURANCE Suoday School · 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 am Wednesdny Service • 7:30p.m. l'ustor : Brian Harkncs:-; , Sunt.lay School - 10 u.'m. Worship - 1111. m. thurch aunouneemtjnis sponsored by these m•ea .merehants fru u ~~~.of Pas1or: Lawrence Foreman 0 Our Snlour Lulh~l'•n Church Pnstor: V.J . Chttllman New Ume Rd., Rulland Paa1or: Rev. fthrgarel J. Robinson Servlcet:. We~dnel<l•y, 7:.10 p.m. P/B Contractors, Inc. Rdoldnl Ute Chul'<h 300 N. 2nd Ave., Mlddl<po~ Sunday · 9:30a.m. ond 7 p.m. Wcdo.,day · 7 p.m. Bible Sludy Wed. 7:00p.m. Sl. John Lulhel'lln Church Pine Grove Evening· 1 p.m. p.m. The Brll"e'"' Fillowohlp Mlnlllry Sunday School · 9:3U a.m. Lutheran Sunday S<hool9:30 a.m. . Wors hip · 9:30a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday - 7 p.m. Friday · fellowship sc::rvice 1 p.m. ~ Wor!!.hlp • 9 a.m. Wednuday Services · 10 a.,n. Clrmei·Sutton Ca rmel & Oashan Rds. Racine, Ohio ' .J Postor: Qcwayne Stuller 1 1 21 W• PastOr! David Dailey . J&LSIDING & INSULATION VI • nyI S idlng •Soffit •F11c1a •S8amle•• Gutter •Rooting •Replacem•nl Window• · •Stationary Dockt •Blown in•ulatlon ·Garage• •Deck• 24x24 Pole Building •tanlng al $5995 ' Room Additl on• ·New Garage• •Electrical & Plumbing ·Roofing . !Interior & E)(!erior Pa!,nthlg Al•o Concrete Work (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 Pomeroy, Ohio (614) 992·3838 Sllvenvllle Word oiFol.. Sunday School- 9::10 a.m. Suoda1 School - 10 a.m. Relie f Socie~ t y/Prie5thood 11 :0,·12:00 noon Sncrument Service 9· IU: 1~ u.m. Homem11king mcctlna. bl ThurM. • 7 p.m, Wednud&y Service • 7:30 p;m. Pu tor: Steve Reed Poslor : Dewayne Stutler .• Sunday School · 9:30a.m. IO:JO a.m., 7::10 p.m. Follh Pull Gooprl Chul'<h Luna Bonom llelhany Sl. Rl. 160, 446·6247 cir 446·7481> Sunduy S<hciol 10:20·1 1a.m. . Jopp• , Pttstor: Bob R.undulph · 9:Jil 11.m. I · IUJ tl a. m. Sunday service, 10:00 a,m., 7:00p.m. · 7 p.m. Wor~hip Youlh Fellowship Sunday, 7:00p.m. Sunday School . lO a. m. ·Worship • 9 a.m. Sunday School , 9:30a.m. wo,.hlp . IO:lo u.m. Thursday Scrvic\:N . 7 p.m. Hobton Chriollan Frllowohlp Chun:h SnowvUie Poidund-Rocl nc Rd. Pa!llor: Jerry Singer The Chun:h~' or Jesus Christ of LIIUer· D•y Salnls Sunday S<ilbol - 10 a.m. Worship · ll :ISa.m., ?p.m. .Wednesday Service . 7 p.m. Sunduy School· 9: 13 a. m. Worship · IO:ISa.m. of Lollor Day Solnll" 7:30p.m. Ser'f kes . 7 p.m. Salem Cnter , Laller-Day Saint s R<oi'Jionlzod Church or J01uoChrtot Wcdnc~du~ Service!!· · 10 a. m. Room Additions • Roofing Frn Eatlm.t•• Joe Wilson ,Found. Ver~ Extremer~ Fnendly Female Beag It , Up"'' Route 7. N•ar Or•ve-ln , 740-.t4 1-1 62S t.oave - - Garages • Replacement Windows =Po:m=•r:o:y,:O:h:lo-45_7_&_9-;::::;:;~(6~1~4~99~2~-4:2~77~ tr,;r~~~~~~C~lf.t~~ ~...___..._..;.(N_o_s_u_n_d_ay;...C_a_lls..;)_ _..;.:,.:' .:.::::::~ - Limestone Hauling House & Trailer Sites Land Clearing & , Grading Septic System & · Utilities 1 Estimates Pomeroy Pike, Co. Rd. Pa"1or: Rev. Blackwood Salem St., Rutland Pallor: Robert E. Musser 1998 Martin Street New Homes • VInyl Siding New New Homes & Remodeling Garages, Pole Buildings; Roofing , Siding Commercial • Residential 27 yr1. axp. Licensed & Insured Phone 740-992·3987 "Build Your Dream" EXC~~~::: CO. Calury Bible Cbureh .chriotlan Feltowahip Center Fcllowsh1p, Sunda) • 6 ~. m . T~ ur~doy Servil.:e: Friday, Putor Ernie Wengerd Sunday !lfrvicc, 10 a.m. Wednesday se:r.oice, 7 p.m. Kutland ' Sunday School . 9:JO a.m. Duvid DeWitt Thursday Service · 6:30p.m. Sund•y S.hool · 9:30 o.m. Wotohlp . 10:30 a.m., 7:l0 p.m. lllllsldt Dopllll Chul'fh M~thodlst Worohl~ Sunday School· 9:30a.m. WorJhip ·7:00 p.m. Wednesclav Bible Sludv · 7:00p.m. Pallh Prllowohlp Cru11de for Chrlll Paslor: Rev. Frankli n Dl<keno Falllo Cllapel Ope~~ Bible Churda 92l S. third Sl., Middlepo~ ' Pu tor: Keith Rader Sunday S<:hool · 9: 15 1.m. Rutland Communlt)' Churd1 Pastor: Rev. Roy McCarty Sund11y S'hool · Y:30 a.m . Sunday Evening • 7 p.m. Wednesday Sc:r\licc.• ·1 p.m . Hullond Church oiChriol Sunday S.hool · 9:30a.m. WoNJhlp · 10:30 a.m.. 7 p.m. su..r Run BopiiJI Suoday School · 9:15a.m. Worship · 10::10 o.m. Bible Siudy Tueo<by • 10 a.m. Rll<k Sprtnp Sunduy School ~ 1J:3fl u.m. WnrMhip · IU~ 3C I n.m. nnd 6 p.m. Wf.idne~tdny Scrvkc. 7.00 p.m. , Sunaay s,hool - 9:l0 a.m. Wo,.hlp . IO:JOo. m. Sunduy S.hool · 9:30 i.m. wu ..hlp . 111:40 l.m., 7:00p.m. Pomeroy Yo~ lh Hornsl Oulrnc:h Mlohlrlrl 47439 Rcibc:l Rd., Ch<Oier Pallor: Jbhn· Han Wednellday 7 pm Pastor: Connie Fillret ' l.clart, W.Va. Rt. 1 Service time : Sunday 10:.30 a.m. Worship • 10.a.m. WorMhlp · IIJ:4S u.m., 1 p.m. Thursduy Service· 7:3fl p.m. Patio~: Tom Runyon Rick Rule: Pearl Chaprl Sunday School · 9 a.m. 111oell Run llollnm Chur<h Sunday School · 9:3U u.m. Brodbury ChUI'<h or Chrlll Ro<lne Fln l Dapllol Sunda y S..:hool • Y:JO 11;1n. Wor!lhip · JU:3Ua.m., 7:30p.m. W~.:!Jut11day Scn·i~:c · 7:30 p.rn. Oth er Ch urches Appr Ute Crnler . "Full-Gospel Chur~h" P1110r1 lohn .l Pally- Wolle 603 Se<ond A~e. MalOn 77HO'l7 ' Sunday School • 9 a.m. Wor5hip · 10 a. m. 10 a.m. Wor11hip · 9:30p.m. Wtdnelday Service · ?:JCJ l).m, Sunday S.hool · 10:13 a.m. • YOlllh· l :,l() pm Sundoy · Dible Sludy Wednesdoy 7 pm f1th ortd P11lmer Sl., Mlddlcporl Pa&tor: Chutl Emtic' BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. ~------------- ~;::7:4:0·:99:2:-2:7:72==~~======·=====~ ~ . ~:::::::;.~;,;;;;;;;~~::::::~ ~------------------------------, Worship· 10:30 a.m. Wcdncoday Scrvic:t · 7 p.m. Fairview Bible t ..n:h Pastor1: Rev . Msry 1nd Harold Cook Sunday Ser'olice!ll: 10 a.m. &: 6 p.m. Wednesday Service" · 7 p.m. Mlnrnvllle Chi lt.lrc:n's~ervicc - lmtrume:n11l Pu lor: T~:rry Ste:wsn Wor1hlp Ser..,lce . 91.m. Communion· JOa.m. t'lnl Haptlol Church Pn111ur: Mark Morrow Vernagayc Sullivan Suml<ty s·~.:hool · 9:30a.m. Wor"hip • 10:30 a,m. f'mil or: Rev. Doug CUx ' Topptn Plain Ch•,..~ of Chriol , Wonhlp - 10::10 p.m. Sunday School • 6 p.m. Wcdn<tday Sc"'la'. 7 p.m. llolh (Middleport) Wultynn lllhlrllollntu Church 7S reu rl Sl., Middleporl. 7 p.m. Putor: Msrk M1110n. P~tor. . Whllt'o Chaprl Wnleyoo • Coolville Road P"lor: Rev. Phillip Ridenour Sunday School .• 9::10 a.m. Porllald Flm Chureh oltloo Nourrror Worahlp - 9 a.m. Thuf'lday Services·, 6j30 p.m. Pastor : Re\1 . O'Delll'vlfln lcy Wcdnclday Scm. lees · 6:.30 p.m. Wor"hip# 7 p.m. Wednesday Services • 7 p.m. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Leading Creek Rd .~ Rutlund Pastor : Rt\1 . Oewt)' Kin& · Sunthty K:hooi· Y:JO a.m. Sund01y wor!lhip ·7 p.m. , WcdneMl;1y prayer meeting· 7 'IJ.m. Frrrdom Gosprl M...... Bald Knob, on Co. Rd. 31 Pallor: Rev. Roaer Willford Sunday S<hool · 9:30a.m. Sunday S<hool • 9::10 o.m.. . Worship · IO:JO a.m., 6::10 p.m. Fornt Run Pa..tor: Chad Emrick , Wor~h1p Serv ice 10:30 a.m . No Sunday or Wcdnnday Nl&hl Services Pu1or: Rev. Sam~t~e:l W. Balye Won1hlp • II a.m . or Shoron Hollo"' Chun:h Pa.1 1 1ur: Clyde Ucndcnon SundaJ S.hool · 9:JII•.m. Remodeling 81 ' YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE Kinpbury Road Rudoocl Cbul'<h of lhr Nozarrnr P1u1tor: Keith Rader Silv<r Ridae Pallor: Roben 8alber Suodly School • 9 o.m. Wonhip . 10 a.!"·• 7 p.m. Wednttday Scrv.ce • 7 p.m. Sunday_School· 9:Jilo.m. Worshop - 11 a.m., 6 p.m. r 985-4473 Carlrlon lnl--1~111 ....1Clo•rdl Cl!altr Clourdl oldie Nuornr P111m : Rt\'. Hetbtn Orate Suoday School · 10 a.in. Road . PutO<: Rn. Lloyd D. Orlmm)r. Sunday School · 9::10 o.m. WOflllip • 1a,:10 a.m. aod 6 p.m. Wednesday Services • 7 p.m. FIIIWoodl Pint Gro" Blhlellollnt~o Chun:h . 1/2 mile ufr RL 32! Sunday School -9:30 a.m. Worohlp · 10:30 u.m., 6::10 p.m. W~:dne!\day ·Services · Wcdnud11y ServlceJ . 7:00p.m. 'Old · Sund11 S<hool · 9:30a.m. Worohlp · 'IO:JO o.m., 7:00p.m. Wut!llhip. 10:4$ 11.m., 7:00p.m. Bt~hlehem P•slor:Terry S1ewun P.'l&lor: Roger WaiMln . Pu1110r: E. Umu O'IJryanl Sund11y School · 9:30a.m. Pu~ h1f: ' Bran..llo• Kldjjo Chun:h ol' Chriol Kullond Fl,.l Boptltl Chul'<h. Sunduy S<hool • ~: :10 a.m. Wo,hlp • 10:4' o,m, PomtNy Flnl Blpllll Pu~tor : Hott Pa"tor-Jdfrey Wallace Suod•y S<hool - Ill a.m. Wedne><loy Scrvk:e-7:00 p.m. Enlftprioo Pulor: Kci1h Rader Suoday S<hool - 10 a.m. Worship · 9 a,!'". Calnry Pilgrim Chaprl Palllor: Mev. Vidor Rou11h Sunday Worship · 11 a.m. J'<otor: Or. J. Sunday M:hool • a.m. Sunday wor11hip · 10:30.a.rp. & 7 p.m. WedneWay prayer M!f\lice • 7 p.m. P.,1or: AI Han10n Youth Mlnl11er: Bill fm:ler h~a nd Jrd Suoday School-9:43a.m. 310l7 Sial< Roule · EVeninl 7;30 p.m. Tucodoy It Thuroday ·7:30p.m. Soulh lletlarl N..., T - •I We:dnesdly Servia:• · 7 p.m. Wtdnesday Strvicu -1:30 p.m. ,.,..,. Wnuldc Cioarda oiChrltl Jl221i Chi ldren'• Home Rd. Sunday School • 11 o.m. . Worohlp • lllrt.m., 6 p.m. Sunday School • 10 1.m. Pa arroJ Ctturdl.tthtNturnl' Pallor : ~ Emrkk School 11 :00 o.m. SuodaJ School • 9;:10 o.m. W<Hohtp- 10::10 a.m., 7 p.m. Wcdn<o<by Sc[v,ir:n - 7 p.m. Pastor: Roy Hunr.e:r Wednelday Kids for Olriat- 7 p.m. Crnll'lll Clutier .Vbury (SyniCllool Rev Jamet Bernadoi, Rc.,. , Kalbarin FOSler Rn. Deborah Romkin, OcrJy Holy Euchari.M and P-roy Chorda o1 Cllrl11 212 W. Main Sc. Mlnl)k:r: Danny Bias Pa~1or : Ln IIHyman Sundt~y Service . 1 ;(K) p.m. Sunday School - 9 a.m. Worthlp · 10 a.m. Tutoday Sc"'lat • 7::10 p.m. Episco pal Ch urch of Chr1 st Frrr WJIIBaptltl Chul'<h A•h SUt<l, Middleport Putor: Sharon Hau.1111an Full Gotprl u,iot3:104l Hilaod Road, Pomeroy 4-4::10 Salurdly Sundl1 School • 9;:10 o.m. Worthip - 1a,:10 a.m.•.6 p.m. Wccln<odly Servi<a · 7 p.m. Custom Homes •New Homes •Garages •Complete Remodeling .stop & Compare FREE. ESTIMATEES WORhip- IU:JO o.m., 1 p.m. Wednco<by Service • 7 p.m. P1110r,llclb<ll J. Coon JUd;o MittiJU)'· Rl\lenJWod Station Fiflf Sunday of Month - 7:30p.m. tervk:e Trlnll{ Chur<h Scoond A ynn, p.,.,oy . 8030 ROBERt BISSELL "CONSTRUCTIOI s,,_,. Cloorda ollllc Nuamoe Suoday School· 10::10 a.m. U~Yf Sunday 6:30p.m. CongregatiOnal Fcx.rod Sol Qt Keys On Co<ntr 01 Pme tllll & Kerr Road 7-40·.446· Wanted To Buy: Jur1k Auto's Any Conctit1on. 740·446·9853 wa ntea To Buy . used M.o bli. Homes. can 740·446·0175, 30.&675-5965. • Rio G<ande. 740.245·0134 Free Firewood! First Come, Firs t Ser11e1 Easy lo get 10 the wood! 740·446·9346 . Free : 2 Puppies, 1 Male 1 Fe · male, Part Husky Or Chow. About 7 Weeks Old, lnleltlg&nl , Adoratlta . Symme trica l Markings , To loving Home. 740·388:·8655. gr.r awey 1v 304-675·2347 Mother & 5 Kittens. 2 Bla ck. 2 Yellow. 740-441 ·9873. Several Outdoor Cals & l<ltlens . 1 Indoor Cat, Patchwork, Beagle Cocker Spaniel Ml»eed Dog . Cropped Tall, 740·245-5964. Small Btack & Whitt Dog . To Gl\ltaway T~ Good Home Or Farm, 7-40·446-2...8. Three tree k1neos, 740·446·9536. Two hger klltens, 3 mqnths old. mate & tamale, 740 ·992·~0 . EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 110 : Help.Wanled AVON I All Areas I Shiri fy Spears. 304'·675·1429. ., · 6 Awnings · 34,36.38. 70'mch•s WidthS . 34 Shul!trS ' 35,39, ~ · inches In Lengths . Gooo ConZ! . Neeas Pam tlngl Pr 1ce to Selotl 740·446·0639 Accepllng applications tor fell t1ma news rep orter a1 lht Poll" Pleasant R&gister Must na-.e strong b&clcgrouna in Engll9fl/ Wntmg . type a mln1mum ol 4'0 wpm, and have a valid drtiler's ~1cense Computer skills a ph~ Send 1esume to · Mindy KearfMlo, Editor. Point Pleasanl Register. 200 Mam Slreel . Pt. Pleasar\t , wv 25550. ., �r Friday, October 16, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Page 10 • The Daily Senttnel Pomeroy • Middleport. Ohio ::ALLEYOOP The Dally Sentinel • Page aamc11: •• • • NEA Cro11word Puzzle PHILLIP ALDER ·-- ,.1 ... _ rtJidiJM 111M all to ..... IJ~ Certl ed day care prov der as AccQUOUna Mtnagtt .Mtance ava~lab4e 740-742-<l612 Electric ma intenance lllr v ce Point Pleasant WV C(lmpjlny t1 W tng breaker bOltet I ght !111 Seek ng An IndiVIdual W/11'1 A B S lu e heal ng systems & Mo1e In Accounung Prevtous Super 304 674 0126 vtsory And Account ng E~tpen ence Along W th Computer Ana Microsoft Office Sllfl!s Is Ra qUired Out u W II Include 011er1ee ng And Part c palmg tn , _..:__ _ _...;__ _ _ __ Da ty Aecount ng Funct on& Ft Ntnc al Report ng Cost Ana ly11 A.nd Ft de•a And Stale Com plian ce f!eport ng Please Send Geo rge~; Portable Sawm L. don t Ae51Jme W th Sa ary H stOIY To haul your toos to the m II JUSt call 304 675 1957 Atl lttant Controller PO Bol 124 Cttanerol PA 15022.012' Appf callo ns Be ng Taken For De very PerSon Cook 1Wa1tr9'5 Jtmanell s P na 30 Pleasant Have 2 Open ngs For 24 Hour In Home Ca e Of Elderly Or Handl capped 740441 1536 Computer Users Needed Wo ~ Own Hrs $20K S75K IY 1 800 349 7186 E11t 1173 www amp Will Babysit In My Home All Ages .AH Sh Its MRDD s We come 740 446 8936 D ector of Nuts ng Reg stared Nu se w1th lou or more years su perv so y nursmo Bllperlence a p oven track ecord l~ger a 1c nu 5 ng adm n~strat o~ and a valid West V rglnla nurs ng cense requ red Know edge of W II gwe p a no lessons n my home a so leach cho ro ng and 1 anspos ng I nterested 740 992 5403 tact Ke II Ga r son Point P!eas ant Nursing & Behabllllat on Elde care Fac I~ EOE Dollar Pus Brand New Gall polls Store Opening SOon Retail Man agement & A Posit ions Avai l ab)t Rapid Expans on & Caree Growth Oppo tu n ties Fu Ae sume 304 736 3092 Or Mall P 0 Bolt 10 Barboursv te WV 25504 Experienced Halrdresae Needed For Busy New Salon Benelll!l 740.441 1BBO or 74ll 256 B336 Medical Recep!lomst Weekdays Apply In Person Medical P aza 936 State Route 160 Gallipolis Needed E~tpertenced Tree C 1mb era And Bucket Operator )n The Mercervll e Area For Information Call 740 592-4585 Needed lmmed a e y Second Sh It Ch ld Care Your House Or Mine G een Schoo l District Cal 740.256-6419 Anytime W1ll Take Care Elder y In There Home Write P 0 Bo• 128 V n ton OH 45686 FINANCIAL 210 Business Opportunity INOTICEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO ecommend s tha t you do bus l nes s w1th peop e you know and NOT to send money through the ma 1 unlit you have n11ee1 gated the oller ng Now Open Jodi s Hall 69 Perch Street Kanauga 740 446 7473 A cades Billiards Mus c Dane lng & More Something For .All Ages Also Excepting Aese va lions Fo Pa Ues Plenly Space Fo Vehlc e Park ng REAL ESTATE OTFI Orl11e~ Needed 1 Year Flat E•per a nee Class A COL eomp Pay Bonus Program Late Model Conventional 740 441 0607 Days 740 245 5592 Even ngs Pleasant Valley Hospital Is cur re ntty accepting resumes fo Reglatered Respiratory Therapy Technicians Certified Reaptra o y Therapy Te chnic ana and EKG s Techn c ans Must have cu rrent WV license Send re sume to Personnel at Pleasant Valley Hospital 2520 Valley Or PI wv 25550 REGISTERED NURSES P~asanl Registered Nurses Are Needed lmmed ately To Work On A Per Diem Bas 1 In The Matern ty & Fam ~ Se rv cu Unit Two (2) Vee s Of Labor & Delivery .And Post Partum Exper ence Pre le ad A FIN L cense lnThe State 01 Ohio I~ Required Ptesse Contact A L We Co untry n Town Pri ce reduced large est orad v ctor an home s tua eel on 12 acres VII tage of Mlddlepo t Secluded ancl p 11ate close to schoo ls and churcnea Private br ck c rcu tar drive Orick pallo mode n kitchen family oom w!l replace 3 4 bed rooms two baths large !ormal LA/ QA large Ioyer four o rglnal 30 ala nea g ass windows minutes !rom Athens 15 20 minutes from Gallipolis For ap polntment call740 992 569£ 2 Bedroom ho use hardwood Floors Ca rpeted VInyl Siding CQunty water apply 3 Acres Lo cattd on Wyoma A dga (904) 675 7071 2 Bedrooms 1 Balh DR LR K tchen Utility Room & Attached Garage WID & Relr gerator Stove Included 106 K neon Or ve 740 446 3488 740 446 1540 Rosie Ward Director 01 Human Resources HOLZER MEOICAL CENTER 100 Jackson P ke Gal polls OH 4563 3 B~d oom House On Jay Drive c ty Scnoots 740 446-6541 740 446 1990 Alter 5 PM 3 Bedrooms 1 Bath Close To Hospital Spring Valley Area A ear Deck Ranch S yle 740 446 9140 Aura Act on seells mura sl lor :Jbr living roo m dining oom bah ce nt al air community generated mura pro family room jec In Pomeroy Must be accom newe carpet & roo t replaceme nt pUshed mural pa nter Experien ce w ndows lamily ne ighborhood In community work preleratl e For PI vacy lan ced yard 2411 above details on sa ary and pr oject in ground pool many upg ades to mauon cal L sa 740 767 n co nd P ced In 70s 1 '~3~"-'-'5__':_'9:..."-----=- 493B Te emarketers needed Sta l m meolate y hOur y wages plus bo nuses Cat A en lo nte v ew phone 740 992 5987 o I 88B 992 5987 be ween 2 00 !i OOpm 4 Bad ooms 1 :2 Baths LA DR FA F eplace Co ne Lo t 1 ./4 Ac es Sm 0 chard 2 Car Ga age Hea te d W Shop Ba r n Bu 1d ng Heat Pump CA Deck Nat 1 a Gas Co Wale Cheshire OH $85 000 GoOd Faml y Home! 740 367 7401 800 83 5 0726 E~l 367 150 Business Training Schools Instruction Magic Years Day Ca re P t Sc hool st~aces 8¥allab e excel lent sk Is lor your c~ Id s devet opment Cal us for more In forma lion 304-675 5847 M F 7 30-5 30 \ House n Midd epa t tnree bed room Dalh and 112 $59 000 ptlee negotiable call740-992 3465 Make oller free heat must sell three bedroom two bath ran cn with 10 acral gas well lnground pool t&led for S98 000 th s spung 740-742 3711 Newly Remodeled 3 Bd ms 2 Baths Brick Ranch LA FA OR Ha dwood Floc 1 New Ca rpet Cus Bu It Oak Cabinets and Tr m ThroughOut Mercerv e Area 740 256 6577 RED BRICK RANCH Style House Excellent Cond 1on Par tlat y Ftnl shed Ba sement 2 Ca r Ga. age Ser ous nqulr es On y 740 446 3385 R 2 R pley Ad Ran ch 4br 2 bath heat pump part al gar age pnced a selll 740 441 0450 or 304 675 7854 Well ma lnta ned 2 bedroom home Features lull basement re. modeled k tchan w th dishwasher cent al a new roo! and carpet Pr ced to se I 304 675 7693 or 304 675 5094 alter 5 pm 320 Mobile Homes for Sale SSOO Do wn on any 14x70 In slack lim ted number free dellv Abandoned HOme Take Over Payments Or Make Oller 1 800 383-6882 12x60 tra ler can De uaed lor ol lice trailer $1500 without air 740 949 2217 3 two acre 1011 on Cremeans Ad oft New L ma Rd Aulland 740 742 2803 5 Acres Fat Road Froruage Karr AOB.Jj 740-367-G138 Electric Scoot1r1 Whtt tchalrt New And Uud Sta rway Eleva rort Wheelchai r And Scooter Lilli Sowmant t;tomecare 740 8 acres corner ot Suong Run ~d & Fa rplay Rd Mllgs County Ohoo 304-458-11106 BRUNER LAND Melg1 Co We ve Got The County Cove red! Just Off S ~ 7 Below New H gh School Kee baugh Ad 5 Acre lots $14 000 Ea Nea• Ca penter Oyesville ve y Remote 1t + Ac es $10 500 Rutland Wh les HI I Ad Just OfJ New L ma 11 Acres $14000 Or 9 Acree $12000 Publ c Wate l Dan.,. e Br ar R dge + Goff Ads 7 .Acres With N ce Po nd $12 000 0• 8 Acres $13 COO Or On SA j?letely Redecorated Clean New Furn shed 4 Rooms & Bath Com Carpel No Pott Or Smok ng Ref erence & Deposit ~equir.d Also Furn1shed 2 Roome & Bath Up Sl811'1 740-446 1519 740o44114t2 ~25 Nice W.ooded 17 Acres $18 000 Ctly water To Many To Lis I Otllle Co South 01 To wn On Fr end y Ridge 8 5 Acres $7 500 Public Waler City Schools Hall Way To Huntington 10 Acres Teens Run Rd $12 000 Call For Free Maps + Owner Fl nanclng lnlo Take 10% Ott L sted Prrca& On Cash Purchasesl Scemc Valley at App le Grove WV Bulldtng ots smg le w1dB& accepted pub c wale 20 m nutes r om new Bullate Bridge on Je ry s Run Ad Clyde Bowen Jl 304 576 2336 360 Real Ettate Wanted we Buy Land 30 500 Acret We Pay Cash 1 BOO 2q 8385 Anthony Land Co 6pm port From $249 $373 Call740 992 :5064 Equal Housing Oppor lul'llhl Lalayette Mall Gallipolis 2 Bed roo ms 2 Ba t hs All Utillllee In c uded $45Q/Mo Deposit ~e Qulrtd 740.441 '005 For Trade :5 String Banto Excel lent Playing Condtuon For 6 String Flanop Gullar 740 380 8082 Nice Clean 2 bedroom relerenc Washer /Oyer Hook Upl 304 875 Grubb 1 Plano tuning & repairs Problem•? Need Tuned? Call the 1 Bedrod'm House Acrou From plano Dr 740.44& 4525 Now Taking Applications 35 Weal 2 Bed oom Townhou1e Apartments Includes Water Sewage Trash 5295/Mo 740 Heavy Trestle Tab e With 2 Benches UOO Large Chest Frttiter S75 Both Good Condl tlon 740 245 0603 441 1618 740 448 0957 740 446 6515 JET AERATION MOTORS One bedroom apartment In Mid deport all utlllles paid $100 cJe pos 1 $270 month call 740 992 78oe eam 5pm Repaired New & Aebultln Stock Call Ron Evans 1 800.537 9528 One bed oom apt In Pt Pleas ant furnished e11tra ntce & clean No pets 304 1375 1388 Three t)edroam In New Haven area stove retrtgera1or all utili t u Included $42!1/mo plua de poalt 304173 8171 leave mts saga APT AVAILABLE NOW ,.nc. Nllra WV --........ 3 Bedrooms 2 Baths S3001Mo 304 738 7:195 1 5 BEDROOM HOMES FROM $4 DOO Local Gov t Aepo s Call 1 800 522 1709 & Bank 2730 X N ce clea n 3br referen ces a dlpoall no pelS 304 &75-!112 Pomeroy lo"r bedroom HUD WI 0 newlyp tm.Q,dtled near play ground r)ltrert:ea ~an 740 5 Bed ooms 3 baths with over 2 OOOiq ft Under S3501mo 1 Three tltdroom house near the IOCic& at Apple Grove on Rt 2 No HUO ava table 111\198 304 ~76 BOO 251 5070 2642 5 Bedrooms 3 Baths W th Over 2 000 Sq Ft Under $350 Mo 1 420 Mobile Homea for Rent BOO 25 5070 ABANOONED HOME 3BR Assume Loan Low Monthly Payments Financing Avallllble 304 755 5566 Daub e Wide New $999 Oown S237 per mo Free de IWJry & Ill up 1 800 691 6777 E Z Flntnc• Renters & st Time Buyera 2 & 3 Bedrooms Under $200/mo 1 &011-211 1070 -Easy F nanca Renter s & 1st T me Home Buyers We Have 2 & 3 Bedrooms Around $200 Month L mlfed T me Only! 1 800 251 5070 For Sate/Assume Loan 1994 Clayton Eas1wlnd 14X60 two be droom one bath 304 675 y AI New 6)1';80 $500 Dawn $245 per mo Fee a r Skirt 1 8 00 691 6777 Nev/11996 14x70 three bedroom ncludl'ls 6 months FREE tit ent Includes skir ting de lu xe steps and se up Only S 87 0 8 per month with $1075 da wn Ca ll 1 BOO B37 3238 NEW BANK REPOS ONLY 3 LEFT St II In Warranty OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE 30<1 765-68116 Rapo s For Sa e 2 & 3 B&drooms Oually By Phone 800 2S 1- 5070 BY OWNER REPOSI For Sale 2 & 3 Bedroom Oually by phone BOO 251 5070 Aepoed Dow b e Wide On lot 304 736 7295 House a e on Broad Run Ad 2 M es from Spo n P an1 3l:l t 1 2 ba hs 2 added an rooms ot ca rage 2 A/C s household ems $17 coo 304 BB2 3426 We F nance Land & Home W th As L ttle As $ 500 Down 1 606 926 3426 L It Tru eII Folk Set $100 00 Camper Shall With Bed Uner 811 for B2 GMC Pick Up $75 00 740 379 2655 Prlmetltr 149 lnsta lallon only $25 99 per month lree bonus 800 263-2640 Rid & whitt conclltlon trailer w/ conon candy & funnel cake ma chine tounttln drlnkt etc Metts h••lth dept requlremanll/sup pi~IIIOOO 304-882 2248 1111 pr ce II purchalld by the end ol Octobtr Fr.. In !.'lome estt mates Tr l County Dlttflbutors Inc 1 BOO 352 3147 SATELLITE 8YSTEiii1B RCA Oloh $19 99 por Month Aok About Frta Programming NCJ 740-441 !189& 741).441 5187 Crodlt Check From 8 OOAM 9 OOPM 1 800-3.217838 460 Space for Rent Sola 92 tong southWMttrn col Mob 11 home sttt avallablt btt ween Athens and Pomeroy can 740-385-1387 MERCHANn iS E 510 Houaehold Goode 011 & d,.lgn 1kl 965-369& now 1:100 740- Ultd Furniture Olllct Equipment Ollkl bhalrt 2 Typewrlttra Dining Room Table & 8 Chalrt Brtakfaat Table & 4 Chairs 2 Dreuers & Cheat Of Ortwera Computer Pr nter Ama na ~tnge Microwave Sae At 450 Second Avenue Galllpol 1 740.448 9539 992 2167 2 Bedroom Mobile Home On Krtn er Ao11d $265/Mo Includes Wa tar Trash $100 Oepoatt No Pttl Inside 740-44B 9589 2 Bedroo m Trailer On Add so n Pike $2:20/Mo Incudes Watar $100 Deposit No Pets 740 446 1637 740 446 3437 2 bedroom tra te In Racine 3 bedroom trailer In Middleport nt) pets 740 992 5658 2 Bedrooms W W Ca rpet Natu rat Gas Heat In Ga 1po s 740 446 2003 740 446 1409 3 bedroom mobile home tor rent $2SO month $250 deposit rele ences reQuired 740 742 2896 3 Bed ooms 1 1 2 BathS and 2 Bedrooms 1 1 2 Ba ths In Po tar Area Oeposlt.And Retrence Ae quired Call 740 388 9162 Taller For Rent Beaut lui River View 19B Aver Stree t Kanagua Deposit Refere nces No Pets 740 441 0181 Foste Traer Pa k Two { 2) Bedroom Mobile Home Roula 218 $300/Mo Rant $300 Oepos11 + Rele ances Required Used Furnltu e Store Below Hall day Inn tn Kanauga Twin Beds Camp tit $115 FuU Beds Com plete $135 Hutch $7.5 Oak Table 4 Chairs SBO Dressers Couches 740 448-4782 530 Buy or sa I Fl ve lne AniiQU81 11 24 E Man Street on At 124 Pome oy Hours M r W 0 00 am to 600 pm Sunday 100 to 6 00 p m 740 992 2.5.26 Russ Moore own11 WAANYPI Furnace Heat Pumps & Air Con d 1 on ng Free Estimates! If Vou Don 1 Ca ll Us We Both Lose 740 446-6306 I 800 291 0098 1982 0 d& 98 Regency excellent condition Armwong Fuel oil tur nance 155 000 BTU AmMa 12 000 BTU air conditioner still unde r warrant~ $1:200 00 304 882 2925 2 Room Size P aces 01 New Burb e Heavy Grade Carpet 1 Place Blue 1 Piece Sand 140" 446 3210 29 Peep e Wanteel To Get PadS$$ Fo The Pounds Or Inches Vou W MLose In The Next 30 Days All N!) urai/Gauranteed Ca tTracy At740 4'1t 1982 3 Shania Twa in T ickets If Yo u A I 3 T CkttS $55 Per 0 $70 Per T ckel Cash Only No Refunds Cal Atte 5 30 740 9B3 4607 PM 74ll 379 937B 440 5 P ece Badrom Suitt EKCtllent Cond lion Matern ty Clothes •H 2T Soys Clothts Baby Clothea Home Interior N ck Nacs Couch & 2 Chairs 140.367 7705 Apartments for Rent 1 and 2 tledroom epa tments lu nlshed aM unfurnished stcu rty depos t requ ed no pets 740 992 22 8 1 Bedroom Economical Gas Heat Wto Hook Up Near Cinema $279/'Mo Plus UIU lies Oeposll & lease Requ red 740 446 2957 1 br apt In Hende son water sew er and ga bage lu mshed Re t ence and depos 1 BQI.J ed $200 per month 304 675 1972 2bdrm apts Iota eteptr c ap pllan ces furnished laul\d_ry room lac IHts close to school fn lawn API' Iicatlo ns avat able at V llage Green Apts 1149 or ca l 740 992 3711 EOH With Bush Hog S3 000 740 446 7833 Your Area John Deere Dealer For Residential And Commercial Lawn Equipment Compact Utlllty Tract or s From 20 To 39 HP AU S Zll 01 4 WO And 2 WO Farm Tractors Hay Equipment John Deere Skid Steer LOadlrs Checlc With. Us About F nanctng On Lawn Tractors And Low ~ate Fl nanclng On New And Used Equipment Carmichael I Farm & 630 Llveetock 12 Year Old Saddle Bred GelcJing Broke To Aide /Or ve Sorrell W th 3 White Legs 18 Handa Tall Oan Hershberger 1t!83 Stale Route 14t Patriot t8 month old he elord crou 1200-13000 740.992 74!18 C ub Call Salil Steers & He fers Saturday October 17th 12 PM Lawrence County Fairgrounds State Aoute 7 Procto ·ivlllt All Cal11ts Born & Aalaed In La wrence County Call 740 643 0430 740 533 08B9 Or 740 ~33 0769 Evenings Before 9 PM tea\it Message ao• 882 311M For tate 1 year old Aegtatertd Quarter horse mart well broke 11 ~co AlaDion gelding 9 yeara 20!0 Horse 1 two mature marts very gent e ont It a Sorrell one Is a Bay 740.448-4792 Hay & Grain 640 Round Balli 01 Hay Stored In Bern 740 246-5117 TRAN SPORTATION 710 Auto1 for IIIII 81 Probe 1utomtllc ala PW runa & 100111 grool hlghwoy m~.. 13&00 740-742 3711 92 Pri)Dt 3 hr &~ 111 75K call740 992 3701 1110 1990 HONDA CARS .100 UOO Pollee tmpoufldl All Makea "'111 ltble Call 1 BOO 522 2730 E•t 4420 1982 Cuttaas Supreme 2 0 280 ~ ~~;;;.;~~;B~~;i~ t tlrend new Bauenaota S800 sell tor S37! Bundy B Flat Cltrtnet Bundy II e Fla t Saxophone Geml nhard t Ftute Variety Of Current And Ae Urad Ty BIIBnle Bao es And A Smith And Corona Word Proces so All n M nt Condit ant 740 245 544 3 Ceramic Top Range 2 Vaar~ 0 d $600 Paid S1 400 Commode In we buy antiQuea and partial or complete eatatta baby Items and old Flestaware Jeans Furn ture & Anllquu Tue 1ct 1 y through Frl day 11am 4pm 1415 North Sec ond Mlddltp6rt Wood I coal state Like new Condition S1 300 080. 740 387- 013B 1988 Mtrctdll 190 E Nice car ucond owner $& 800 304 875 $200 304 !76-2B02 6539 Woodb urner & Coa Add On To Furnace Blower 130 000 BTU s 986 ads 88 Royal Broug ham s 460 Mt es New G M Trans m stlon $1 750 740 446 3407 26 Logs $300 740 367 7413 AI te 3 PM 550 Building Supplies Block br ck sewer p pis wind ows lintels etc Claude Winters R o Grande OH Catt 740 245 5121 560 Pets for Sale 2 Rabbi Dogs For Sale 740 245 5943 A Groom Shop Pel Groom in g Featuring Hydro Bath Con Sheets 373 Georgti Creek Ad 1400 For tale 88 Ford ~anger truck can 30•HI75-4014 B9B 70&5 JacK Ruuell Terrier Pups Tt l s Docked Oew Cl.. wa Removed 740 441-o881 French City Pet Grooming by Ap polntment · unra Wtth Btthlng Syatem • 6.50 Second Ave. Galli po Is 740.446 1.528 570 Musical Instruments Kimball Splnnat Jllano Call alter Church pews for sale t 2 twelve loot 4 ten loot $200 each 740 Upright plano wa lnut finish $4~0 2pm :!04 675 1B79 080 740 992 7B6 t BESIDES FRANK & EARNEST 1893 Ct'!evy Conversion van High Top 38 COO Mlleo TV , tMVt YOV NOTIGflJ vlt GfT A L.OT Of TIJ/lftl OVE~ VCR Rear Air Heal Royalty Con-- 1 vereton Package $12 900 740 ~ 367-7410 : 1993 Ford Explorer XLT 59 262: mlles 4x4 auto ale crul&e pow , er wtndowa/locka dark g een al • loy wheels recovered thelt ask IN THif lJE-PARTMfNT1 lng $9710 740 949 2311 dayo or 740 949 2644 eveo 1995 Chevrolet Tahoe 4•4 E~ ce llent Condition 44 ooo Mlle11 ~ Garage Kept Loaded! Douglas • Runyon 740 448-1272 90 CR 12:5 lookt and runa good S1800 or wtn 11'1!1t tor eQual vatua 740-992 2492 cr fiEUO /o\~ T~f::7Jfll~ I~ n\t ... ., c.mtNC. II#INU:.Ir-1 Wf\IU\ YOJ 1-\"-1/f.f.\l•tlf, 1"'-YMt.fl'D ~':> t-l:l\ "'<..AANC£ rr-~ YOO~~N~/--~f~ 1~10t~ ~f>..Nt> ~~~tzf.M\ 1-J€.1-\f>..\/~ Dt.C..IOCD THE Tl tJ.a'Y' /o\1 DP\":> LOf>..N COf'l!'mY . TO I~C.~'Y'~ N~OF • Pf>..'Y'/ADIT!> F~ 't'OUI ~~\'€:\) ()l:. 1~__:;_.-· P\'1"\ENTI~ Cn=i~ 94 Hondt 4 whltler 300 2WO ' wlndtt'lleld running boardt tender flares gun rack excattent condlllon $3300 304 BB2 2457 198! Harley F 11 R cuslomlzed i low rider stveral truphy• too: much stutlto list 1 t 000 miles call for nto 304 875,8539 1t96 Suzuki 4•4 klngqOBd IO\' ol 1111raa L.t11 than 200 mil" 304 67D-G868 offer epm BIG NATE CAN 750 Boata & Motors lor Sala I'INYONE HELP ME' 1913 Open Bow Flberglall Br n'k er Boat- 140 HP Inboard Mar crulstr - With Trailer Fair Shapi Runs Good 12 000 Or Trade F r Camper Or 4 Whteler 740 44 I~ PU~ ~E•T IPI, RI•OD , AND I CA.N,. fiND ,O.NY t>.a.TA. ON THE I'OPUL ...TION tlEI<.loiW OF PAPU... Nf.W C.utNE,O. 1~ &o 4514 1990 Cobia 18 ope n bow 120 t\p lop and bow cover good con dillon $5000 740 992 0011 1990 Slratoo 20 Fl Floh & Ski 17& HP Evlnrude Call For Oelalla Best Offer 740 245-9109 2011 1S98 Gonerallono 3 Pontoon Boat 1\ie well 1997 011 Injected Mar ner tlllltrlm Leu then 1()Hrs S8 500 Shawn 304 882 3718 Summers not overt Kawasal\l STS Jtt akl sun under warranty thrll aeater 83 horupowe~ bought new July ol 97 th •• matching Kawasakl&kl vests anb " trailer aU go wllh 11 Priced to sell. Wf.IEN VOli'RE ALONE IN Tf.IE DESERT 'lOll SIN6 SON6S A80liT 1988 Bonnev lle LE maroon 4dr new Urea & ll akes good cond $3 200 304 675 5792 alter Spm 1988 Chevy Beretta High Mile age Lots 01 New Parts $1 800 740 446 7637 Evenings Oflly 196B Svbaru Jusly GL STO Transmla&lon All Ntw Front Brake Rotors Battery Front Tlrea 740 245 5677 New gas tanks & body parts D & A Auto Alp ey WV 304 372 3933 or 1 800-273 9329 $650 740 446 3407 7~0-'148 Mles $9 000 740 245-5797 446 3407 2881 1991 Corsica 6 Cyl nder Well Malnta ne d $1 995 740 367 7264 Home 740 441 7503 Work 199 1 Dodge Shad ow $2 4 9~ 199 1 Ca11a1 er RIS 4 Do ors 42 000 Milas $2 995 1988 Beret ta 1986 Chevy Truck Coole Mo 740 446 0103 Geo Sto m :5 Speed Qoad Snape S2 500 1988 Nlooon ~lck Up 5 Sp..d $900 740.211 1487 1992 Cutlass Suprem• Convert able Btsck Loaded Good Condl tlon Low M l tage New Tires Leather InteriOr 740 441 1503 1994 Pontiac Bonne11111e SE V 8 automatic al PS PW POL key less entry lac1ory De co stereo factory power sun root dual a r Oags new tires tactory aluminum wheets and rea spa ter ras,pbe ry with gray Interior $8900 740 992 Appl iance Part s Arld Serv ca At Name Brands Over 25 Vears Ex ptrlence All Work Guaranteed French City May1ag 740 446 7795 C&C Gene ral Home Main llntn ct Painting vinyl siding carptntry door t windows bath • mobile home repair and more FOr tree estimate cell Chet 740 992 8323. Professional 20yrs tllpertenct with all maeontry brick block & atone Also room addlllons 'ga regea etc Frtt 111 mates 304 773 9550 840 5BOB 1996 Ptymoutl'l Breeze 49 800 mllet while wJgrev Inter or IUIO cr uise a/c am/lm ca11 4 dr lik ing 16500 740 949 2311 da)'l or 740.949 2644 eves Electrical and Refrigeration Aealdent at or commercial w ring new "rvlce or repalra Muter L cenaed electri cia n R denour Electrical WV000306 304 675 1788 24HMrallan lood lltlh 28 c....pbedo 28 Flying -· 4 •• PUI llbllr) 21 arrlng ~~~-'"' 1ft 2tChltgeon 3t 00 PUI Whal do you do tf I he opener on yi,)Ur nght btds your pnmary sutt' For example you have 1he North hand tn today s diagram and West opens 1he proceethngs wnh one dtamond Hllw do you react' Assumtng you JUdge lhe hand wrong fur a one no-frump or lhree no trump overcall (lhe Iutter ts pos stble he~) the key pnn~tple " lo pass on lhe firs! round then lo btd the sutl on the second round of you deem 11 expedtent ol course So tn lhts deal North pasi!Cd on the hrsl round then JUmped 10 lhree thamnnds on lhe nexl round 10 show a pnwertul hand with excellenl dta monds Sou1h Wtlh .ome gocxhes tn Eusl s btd sutl took u brave shm al lhree no !rump The play was less fruugHt than the btddtng Wesl slarted wnh the club ace When Easl stgnalw wtth lhe lhree hts lowes! spot Wesl knew lhal hts partner had neil her the club queen nor stx clubs (In ctther caiiC East would have stgnaled encouragemenl wtth a htgh club ) So Wesl swnched lo the heart queen Now let s turn lo. declarer He knew 1ha1 West had started wnh 1111 lour mtsstng dtumonds (You open nne doanMmd on lhree only when huldmg IWo lour curd maJurs und ~xaclly 4 4 :1 2 dtslnhuuun ) There lore Sou1h had ntne lrkks vtu nne { spade nne heart and seven dtu mumh Bul why nlll collecl un uver trtd ' Und~r Wesl s hcurl qu~~n South uropped lhe SIX htdtng lhe IWil When West continued wnh hts second heun South took ht•lwo wtn ners tn lhe sutl leu u <ltumond 111 dummy s 10 und cluuned 10 tn,ks t:,P.:!,? IIMien l...,lly 31 Loctl- mon... 31=-·- _ 37 Dl¥kll In two 41 Ol..,•nerwglon 42 tlcorch 43 Fuhlon m1g1'dne 44 DeC holldly 45 Dtytof(1111 .,.•• , 47 Ptalntlll 41 Mild 01111 41 FHm director Jacq- 110 Machine gun 52 lnlel 54 Harem room ,...,ow CELEBRITY CIPHER by Lula C.mpoa ~ c~ CtVP'OOfiiPIIIt .., . . from ~ltOnt by lamout ~ Plllll lnd preMf!~ Eactl fttte{irl tt.clptwr lllndl lor~ r~Yf clv. a oquu p 'M JAHDJ JAHCXL MU IHCV D AH XI S HCV D II Y"l I! I OVHCL H0 X M 0 '1 auL S H C P A B P XICYIU I!IYIIXX PREVIOUS SOLUTION 'Dancing lo like bank robbery II lakes eplll second liming • - Twyla ThaJp WOIO '::~:~~, s~~on~-~£~s· UMI CLAY I ,OILAN _.;...,_ _ _..._ loorrong41 leNtro of tko 0 fo~,~r wordt be l~llo~ ~r I I tow acrambled to farm four lltr\ple word1 CROBON GLUFN 'I STRETCHED • I FRIDAY ROBOTMAN 1\li( <Altl•~ 1,110\P~IN &~ ~~Q, ~ u~~-tt-~G 10 lllE ~SIT!. 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SCilAM·LITS ANSWIRS SEnVI C FS 810 7 Ciwlloln ICIMNofcarclt NorUI Pa11 LONELINESS Wlndah aids Installed $ 100 00 And Up Transmls1lons Installed 1100 00 And Up :I ::r.,..,r1 Lrrtc- '{OU SIN6 ABOUT LOVE AND Tf.IE MOON AND Tf.ll: STARS AND T~E ALAMO Auto Parts & Accessories Budget Priced Transml ssiOI'\II and Engines AI Types .Access To 011er 1o 000 Trans miss ons lltcii~~N PEANUTS 204!5 wilt consider trade tor a goOd pontoon boat 760 -~ 22llodil'l- MPrtwM·srcher 2 a ltlcun By 'flhllllp Alder 1 BOO 290 2262 X390 I Motorcycle• 'rt~,lllle With length In the opener's suit 0 Pollee Impounds 740 ................. "'* -·--:=s- ................... _..., TH' PARSON? ,(i, Makes A11allable $13 500 080 740 949 2311. dayo or 7'l> 949-21144 ""'' .. Opening lead • A 730 Vane & 4·WDs 1980 1990Trucl<s$100 $!00 WHI It $4200 740 949'2203 or 740 949- 304 576 2989 t 991 3NT 675-4227 987 Dodge Co 1 Runs Looks goOd New tires & bJSkel $700 IO~ PUI • Topper lor short !Md truck 304 UQ...COI'Idutonal lllet me guarantee local reterences lurnlsn&d Es tab lshed 19?5 Call 24 Hrs (740) Jack Auue terrier puppt.fS 7 weeki o d llrst ahots wo f med lalla docked $250 each 740 • WHAT DO YOU WANT WITH YORE FRIED CHICKEN, PAW-- 1991 S 10 70 000 MillS A r e Speed 13000 740-446-7318 1990 Pl ymou th Laser 1 8 4 cy I ndar 5 Speed loaded I 304 937 3436 BARNEY ntco """" 152!0 OBO 74ll 742 BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Hand tamed cockatiels 304 882 .._.. 1991 Chevy work tru ck 1500 sertet ~ eytlndtr au1ometlc 72 000 mlla, runs 11ery good 1998 Ford Wlndltar GL van 52 1eo miltl r.ed m11a111c wlgray Interior non tmbker frVrearf ale lilt wheel cru111 lltreo uktng llollill • • 7. 8 •AJ62 • 42 ..-.: Vulnerable North-South Dealer: West 1989 Nl11an tr ue~ good condl lion 11!00 740.9&5-3839 74<) 992 7B37 • . . . . . 53 • Q. 256 6883 1990 Qeo Metro STD Trensmls son 105 000 Mile s New Head Gasket New Clutch S1 650 740 AK C Poodle Mae 1 112 Year s Good With Ch dren Shots Wormed $75 00 740 256 6162 ' 1 988 Chevy Silverado ln Good Condition Alklng S-4 600 740 1885 Converaton van new motor new tranem111 on asking $3!500 A5 " a3 IAKQI0765 • J 2 £aM • Q J 10 •K10174 6 A K 7 19B 1 Chevy LOlli 4•4 New Pall8 Good Condrllon 11 450 7'l> 251 8434 Ado able AKC part co lored Cocker Span 1 s available In 2wks B ed lor lamlly pets S250ea & relerences 740 992 Alre d ala Puppies AKC Regs 111red Male a Femalt Excellent Wat ch Dog s Good With Child en $200 740-388-8692 I J t I 3 82 blue GMC tHICk 111ry good 741).446 0231 6412 " Q5 condition 11200 740-949-2040 1989 Chevy Suburban Loaded Excellent CoridltiOt:'l 125 000 lloo<1 Shape SIC 740-446.0753 949 2217 Dick Whiled 740-982 8719 19B5 Mazda AX7 5 Spoo<l Good WHI • KI 42 720 Truckl fot Sale Lawn Galllpollo OH 740 446 241218005941111 ' door coupe everv opt on nsw tires Ike new condlt on 92 ooo actual mila• ! 0 Iller V 8 $2200 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise 2 Bed ooms 2 BathS n Crown City In Oulel NeighBorhoOd Ret arences 740 256 1968 To 30 Malley Ferguson Tractor VB Good Condit on S1 !CO co Firm 740 992 456B 19B2 Votkowagen Rabbll dle811 $250 c•ll 740 992 5123 or 740 992 !362 983 Bu ck Lllabro Llmllld IWO 740 667 B630 2 & 3 bedroom mobile homes air cond tloned $260 $300 sewe r water and trash nctuded 740 Tractor 83 H P ,. wheel drive world famoua air cooled dle1et englnt Goodyear Rad ial tires all " wh. . lt tnde pendent 540 and 1000 PTO Hy drauHc wet disc brlkll 111 4 wheels Olfftrtnlial tocll front & rear dual hydraulic •emoltt RQPS and Canopy 18111ct Ttattl milliOn fullv aynchronlztd for ward & revene thultlt zinc coated sheet mllal 44 year or 4000 hour drive train warranty Check your JD MF FNH or CIH dealer and tee how tong they warranty there drive train Ketf· er 1 Servlce Center St Rt 87 PI Pleasant & Ripley Rd Leon WV 25123 304 B9~ 3674 Oi(l Will t)rOkl $1200 7•0 742 Romance Booko Good Condition ~Booko/S1 oo 740 4415-11415 SALE Kitchen CaDinelt B3%0FF ~~ hP ovemauled All oro au metal 110,000 30A-9;17~ Fetd 31 2<lr Ndan vi flathead Cuatom Slaugttter and Process lng Oeer pre~ce11lng and aum mar saua.Qt WV Sautagt Co 907 .. th Sl Ntw Haven WV 1990 14x70 mobile home two b!'l'.l ooms one bath appllancea centra air nctuded must move 5056 La ge selectlgn or used homes 2 o 3 bed ooms S artlng at $2995 Ou ck del ve y Ca I 740 385 Crete Motel Lowest Ratti In Town Ntwty AemodeltcJ HBO C nemax Showttme & Disney Weeki~ Flat11 Or Monthly Ratts Construction Worktra Welcome 992 8886 '"" f 30p~ = 304 7111181 Furnlthed Roome 450 Campus $300/Mo Oeposl1)1e qutred 740 441 100!5 Doub.. wiCS. ct.. Salt Double wide Dream Homes Only $999 Down 6 99o/t Interest Rate Free S&tellte Dish w/Pur chase Only 11 Oakwood HOmtl goog Tred Mi l In Good Cof\dillonl 740 24.5 5t65 5162 capped EOH 304-675 8879 Price educed t990 Spruce R dge 14x70 mobile home very good condlt on 2 bedrooms 1 & 02 baths washer & dryer stove rei lge ator central a r 8xe out Side build ng Immediate posses slon 740.992 6582 For Sale Fill Dirt Will Deliver :J04.1175-6734 For sa11 membeflhlp Bl Royal Oak A110tt C1ub make oHtr 740653-0347 Tw n Rivers Tower now accepting appllcat ons far 1br HUO subsld tzed apt lor elderly and hand RENTAL S 12•56 asking 12300 740 843 $<1500 740 992 5039 740- 271 448-3481 5310 days or 740 843 5147 after 1971 Hillcrest 12x60 two bed rooms washer dryer stove & rt lrlgerator a r underp nn ng ~~~~~~~$~~=~ G•acious 1vlng 1 and 2 bedroom aparrments at v ttage Manor and Rivert•de .Apa tments n Middle Tara Townhouse Apartments Very Spac ous 2 Bedrooms 2 Floors CA 1 t/2 Bath Fully Car peted Pat o No Pets LIBN Plus Security Deposit 8equlred 740 1989 Community mob I e home $199 Mon h On 304-458-1 B35 304-882 3n2 All Utrl 1es Already There Cent& nary A ea Green School 740 256-1664 lt-11.. 610 Farm doorl ' OAKWOOD HOMES NITRO WV 304 71168116 6 M B9 N ol Bulla to n Mason Co ~ 2 ml e oil R1 62 Br Ck home on 10 acres w/2 400sq It I v ng space ova s zed doul:l e garage 3 arge bed ooms 2 baths large lam y com w I a pla ce bonus oom a ge ut y oom new carpe ce am c tie n baths & k tcflen newe heat pump & appl ances La ge ear deck 24 above grouM pool very pr vate but convtenuy toea tel on tltack top cad w ctr,> water Price $139 000 Ctll for eppt l nt~~;t 992 &250 Acqu it l•ons S999 Down on any 9B model Doublewtde In stock Free bellv ery Ca 11 800 691 6777 GLAMOUR BATH Tt s 'ICwspaper w no know ngly accep ~Uvon se nan s lor real es a e wnch s nvoatonoft e aw Ou reade s a e he eby o ned that a dwe I gs rtdven sed n I s newspaper aeava abaonanequa OPIXlrt n y bas s M1ll S1 Mtddleport 1 4SO Sq Ft ery Ca I BOO 691-6777 NEW 1b803BR Exper enced Pa nte s Send A sume to B o~ CW 9 co Pont Pleasant Reg ste 200 Ma n St Pt Peasant wv 25550 140 3 Prime ICftl JUII ott Rl 33 Ma, son WV Serious inQuulu only New 4~70 SSOO Down St 99 per mo Fee a r skirt 1 BOO 691 6777 2B 199B EEOC WANTED Work: At Home Growing Company Needs He p Now S260 S500 A Week Par t Time Fu I T me Easy & Fun We Will Train No Expe lance Need ed Serous lnqurles On y 1 800 204 7048 6683 9621 The Me gs County Health Depa 1 menl has a lull lime posit on eva 1 able to a med cal ass slan t or eand date w th s m Ia qua 11 ca tlons to work n publ c hea th w th women and chid en Compu er exper ence anc1 meo ca back ground req Jlred Send esume to Me gs Coun y Hea h Depa tment ATTN CFHS PO Box 631 Po mercy Oh o 45769 by Oc obe We Are Als o H r ng Fr endly En e gellc Crew Membe s Fo {)a~sh 11 Pease apply In Pe son 740 446 3400 Burge Ktng 350 Lots & Acreage sandh 11 Ad AU brlc~ 3br 2 batn dan 2 ca heated garage p us worK & storage area 1 2 acres $127 500 304 675-8959 state and lederar regu at ons and OBAA guide nes a must Con Cente State Route 62 N Po nt Pleasant wv 2.5550 A Gene&lfi Houu For Salt In Crown City VKage Pnced AI $23 000 740 256- Pr ce reduced will co ns CJer sell on land coni act 3 bedroom level new 3 ca garage new pump an d air ne w ca rp et thoughout very n ce home 740 742 4000 ~Cosmel ologlst Wa nted Ful & Part T me Hour y Versus Com m sa on Pad Vatat ons Other 88nef ts OUered Fantast c Sam s 740 446-7267 $"00 mo Corn1r Bu•ldmg 1•0 om Valley Road Rio Grande Commercial Ofttca or ~eta I 17 6yr 2 3 bed rooms loll tongu-' groove pellet stove HP/CA apo pt ancea oarage spa acrt But• Nille P ke 74D-367-o286 =~ IVIJ... ":1... rc wd =~=:: .. c..n •• ,,. * - ' I D PPUrlGtll PUDtl 14 _.....,. II 1 ' - diMitcl 11 PINe Ill 11 WN 8ndjujce 11101Mo cllelr Dellgneo 17Soll ....,. _ 11 OlrmM ll1lcle 20F.......... n_, OOWN 21FIIIle2J . .;Dw• *"* FAH1,1 ',IH'I'llf', & LIVE',TOCK -riBRA (Sepl 2:1 Oct 23) You omghl neeu lo make some conces stons 10 your peers toduy even though your way ot dotng lhtngs tmsht be hl!uer rhun theors Be pre puted to ptve u hill!' Trying lo pulch up u broken romance ' The Astro· Graph Mulchmaker cun help you 1 understand whut 10 do lo make the relattonshtp work Mutl $2 75 to Mutchmaker c/o thts newspaper 1!0 Box 1758 Murruy Hill Sltluon New York NY 10156 SCORPIO (Oct 24 Nov 22) Unless you votce your pluns lo olh ers today 1hey II have no wuy ot knowmg whul <ltrectton you wtsh to take Keepmg qutet Will n:suh tn makmg thmgs h trder lor yourselt SAGITIARIUS <Nov 23 Dec 21) lnsteu<.l ol lukmg stdes wilh one fnend over uno1her tO<.Iuy try to be the urb\lrulur OthetWtse you muy end up hl!tng lhe Olld one lt•1ktng m Tactfulness ts ulways unpnrtun( 1oday 11 mtghl become vn~l 111 order lu n:uch your nbJecttves or lull til your ambmons Do nulhonf! lhUI •uu ld ultenule you AQUARIUS IJ tn ~O·Feb 19) There s .1 strong •hunce you nughl unexpectedly ellcoun1er someone who hulds strung VJ~ws uppuseU tu yours lnduy Betng qut•k In hold your luogue Will be prudent PISCES 1Feb ~0 Murch 2111 Your evaluulinn olthmgs •ould hi! 11nwed loduy ~.:uusm,g ynu to be rt!~.:ldt!ss ..:on ~.:~.:rntnu ynur lin Ul~,;tulult ur:<~ Sutxlu\:: uny ex truvugunt urg~.:s }IOU m ght C:nL:ounh:r ul tht s tum: ARIES I Murch ~ I April 1~1 II you shoulu have 1 m"un•lcrsiHn<lmg Wtlh unolher lnduy 1ry nollu re'lllve 11 oultn plibltc Netlhct wtll cotne nul luoktng "''good tn the eyes nl oth ers Scnle dtllen:nces tn pnv tic TAURUS IApnl 20 Muy 20) Stundtng up In lusl nunule ptcssures nughl hi! more rhun you c1m handl~ lnd 'Y Do what you cun 10 uccnm pltsh your unns und dun I collect gu1h lor pulltng some lhtngs oil unul tomorrow GEMINI (Muy 21 June 2()) Don I put your s(X:tul tnleresls ubnve lumt ly all urs lodny Should snm~lhmg suudenly Urtse Wilhlll lhe householu lhat tr~l y neeus your llllc l\lton stay home und Ulke cure of tl CANCER IJun~ 2 1 July 22) Rei ultves need to he kep111111rms leng1h when n comes lu ullturs ol the lam tly lntlay 1 h~tr mlluence cou ld ere ute liOtne unnc(,;t:\ri~ try problems LEO (July 21 Aug 221 Bems philn>opht"ll when dcultng Wtlh t~h crs Will go u lnng wuy towurds los lenng ynur kdmg' ol well bctng lntluy Tuktng !lungs thul nnrmully woul<ln 1 bt11her you seriously VIRGO !Aug 21 Sept 2~1 Over rcuc.:llng to snnu: lhtng wnh untnvor ubi..: ~.:nmltttons c.:ouh.l l:UU:oic you tu press too h trtl tnt whut yuu wnnt uml ~o:uuse you tu go hudwunls Sth.J.: tn your u1ms 11 OCTOBER16l �Page 12 • The Dally Sentinel da. 12~M qotli JllJ C.k.h fl:lJ'IICiflalll wrll dn "" ur her ctwn wurk w earn a l>cuc>thy Sayre ol Syrxu-c m•~<• ~han;;~ lnr an award 111 I'C •••en in the ncatc•t lcocalthcmc Jll"l'JrJ, Jnd c~h "Me f""'P Yuun~ pcnplc fnMn nutc L:.mJ~~~ yuu· vc ever ~en, I' II t'\ct rhc "~""'' 12 thmu~h I.S arc rnvitcd SllC call•thcm "Appala..htan Crc 111 take pan. 'I11Cy •hnuld rc•••tcr at atwn•. Ohro K,_cr''. l= h 111 Jhc 'lhc l•ahnc Sh11p and the dcadlrnc for -.:ard' wh1ch m~•,Jc, ,,, ~:uu r -.c . rcM"tratron " (Jctc>h<r 11. Day and ~nc hu.Jc,. a . . pace tur yuur ll'k:'~'~ai!c, tunc wrll he .ct wllCn cnrollmeni iH feature' 11 nu~t aur~uvc h K."~I ~c nc '""nplctcd Beat of the Bend ... By Bob Hoeflich Many "' you wrll remember i(>r· mer Mctgt. rcK1dcn1~. Ro~c r and Jn,., Oavt\ \\hu rc!!.u.Jcd ncar Oarwtn. They arc now lt ~ rn g rn Flonda and Friday, October 18, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio •P"' tu Jryc would atlca•t have ><>me m Grc~ hat~ made M!VCFt.tllnJbt <.Jnwn a' ha' another "tllO, Steve who liY&:ll in rJii kn..c 'Otclt ul lluWCJ'\. lrnrn ~ravc~r~o al Gruvc c~mc&c ry ,,. h..!~otnlnM B.:c~.:h an annu~ c~c nl famtly hJf Pj Jmcruy A memhcr "' rhc latntly rtfi"N"'~ that a \IUriC I ~ uf J:t.!r~IAIUJn 'lto were lrlu:d lrtJm a ~ rit'-'L' 1,_.-.t_yc~u 11nd th1111 y.:dr, a ~wn1 hi,Kwunr ~o.hry~.~n the mum plant m:oJc the trrp.Cut.:hi»M the culprtt to pr11~ahly impnliliihlc. However. anyone MUilty uf ~uch a miwlcmcannr ,hould keep al~m~ 4)Ur Ohm R1vcr 1nclud1ng "-'IIIW Any "JUC'-trurh on the d~s Wlll b.! ,_f)I;IWin g f',>m~o:ruy';. hu~i i1C!'.t. M:~IUJn ;· l•cllicli hy c;,n;r at W2· 22K4 or in mind thai often the ~raves arc 'rllc prc1urc,.., m Ocauulul ~,;ol nf', ,,,. Bunny at'./'12·7537. tile m• ~t part have ohvuJu,fy l a~cn :d vanuu~r~o liK.:almni't on the nvcr Ead1 note ~,;ard and po,.l ~anJ "'hoW,. 'omc k11.:al ~tec nc . E.w.ccllcnt phult" anJ UJuquc pmduch . Public Notl~ Public Notice unf,nunatcly were n~lu in ihc path voloo tor dlroolorl by PUBUC NOTICI! of a tornado down there . Tiw Oavi• Yho onnuol lltellon of the proxlot lo not to bo Thank you fur • harm ~ them wtth Boord of Dlrecloro lor lhe Dlflll-· ht>mc was dcstn>ycd as a result. In Only rooldontt of Mtlgl Molgo County Agrlculturol r~r. the fl<Kod waters of lhc tornado me . D•wnthy Counly holding &ocltty will bt hold ot lho l~kcd only"' 1nchc> of rcachrng the """'btrohtp cettiiiCIIoo tor HCretary'o olllco 11 tllo wrJ of the Dav" · moh1lc hom~ . frmn Pomeroy ~m<.J lri~~o wh'l was forM t\ quilt da" lor "k~<h ", ai1J k"'' f1lrground1, Mondty, Nov. olltnt 11,dayo btloro ihe Sometime' had things get worM:. mcdy l ri~ Palmer. frum M1ddlcpor1 unly, "g111ng tulle .:onductcd hy The 2, 1et8. Tho polio will bt date of olecllon, mty vote. Mtmbora ol tllo tocltly Fabric Shnp in l'mnerny. opon lrom 5:00 p.m. 10 t muol After th~ h<Hnc pml>lcm R<'l'ger Hrgh Sch<k>l. dnllfl tholr p.m. on oltellon doy. The class is being encouraged hy hccmne rll and w~s ho;pitaltt.cd. He Needless. w say Roger and lrjs · ctndldoey tor tho ofllct ot Tho olocllon oholl bt by undcrwcntmajur heart .urgcry. - . need to hear from yoo about n•iw. Bunny Kuhl, a qui her fmm way h;r•k bottot. Dlracto' ol lhl aocllty by Bollolo muot bo Mcanttmc. the Davi;' "''"· Greg. Some show of supporl ,w(luld who headed the excellent l'xro · ''JM mlrkod with on ·x• filing with lht locrtltry · oppootto tho nomo lo bo Dtbblo Wotoon, 42411 uf ·Mctgs County wok his parents a a lnng· . · lhe quilt show. countod. Tho cooling or Woodo Rd., Coolvlllo, OH vch11clc W Aorida 'o Box 426, Flori· . The Akron, Now come• the chtorc of clcillung up the me» of the dcvastat· ed Dam home I'Cforc a new plan """ l1c worked out. Ruger and In> both griulu:ttcd frum lu.:al high s.:htKols in 1~4M, he e~rn.: ~nd.:d by cl<krly people w11<1 we c•pcndul¥ lhctr cncrJiic• 111 pl~nltnJ ' (.k,tul>cr'• hrrght, blue wealher •• ~tuaily happcntn& ••n'l il'! I KNOW we need ra1n hul "am'l " 1hi11 won· Jerful '! ·on keep •milulg. Pu!111c Notice kickoff Ohio Valley Publi shing Co. 1~99 Olds Intrigue GX 1999 Chevy Cavalier New 3 5 liter V6, CD & cass., PW, PL, PS MSRP. $22,855.00 2 Door, auto ., air, cass. Bright red .. 1999 Chevy Lumina V6, auto., air, cess. MSRP $19,187.00 Now tln,lu $ Now 1998 Chevy Lumina · Leather, GLS, dual air, all power. MSRP $28,370.00 $ $2 Now $1 Now Auto., VB, 2 WO, towing, locking dlft. MSRP $35,189.00 $ Now 1999 Olds Leather, spoiler, auto.,'air, sunroof. MSRP $22,933.00 NowOnly 5 1999 GMC Suburban MSRP $31,607.00 759 V6, 4X4, towing, sunroof. MSRP $32,550.00 Now Only Loaded, all wheel drive. SLT deco r.. Brand New MSRP $29,259.00 s29 963 Now Only Make 1998 Chevy Monte Carlo LS 1998 Chevy S-1 0 Pickup Auto.: air, VB , cass. & CD, leather. ·MSRP $20,450.00 $ 3800 ,V6, auto., air, leather. Loaded! MSRP $27,959.00 ., Aato, air, keyless entry, spoiler MSRP $20,243.00 Vortec engine, 5 speed , bench seat. MSRP $11,682.00 1998 Olds Cutlass GLS 1999 Buick LeSabre Custom Auto .. air. V6. cess. & CD, leather. MSRP $20,450.00 ' $ Auto,, air, 3800 VB, all power. 'MSRP $25,033.00 Auto, air, keyless entry, stereo. MSRP $20,155.00 Now ·Now 1'999 Olds 88 Sedan 1999 Buick Century 1999 Olds Alero GL 1998 GMC Sierra.Pickup V6, auto., air, alum . wh!lels . .Loaded! MSRP $24,750.00 3.1 V6, PS, PW, PL, auto., air.. MSRP $20,220.00 V6 , auto., air, CD & cassette. ·MSRP $20,735.00 4X4, va, auto.,a al.r, locking dlft. • . Now Only .Now Now s25 160 $ 1998 Olds Intrigue 2 Or., CD , 3.8 V6 , auto., air. Hurryl Now MSRP $4 41495•00 Now·Only 5 9 Now V6, SLS decor, 5 speed . Brand Naw MSRP $20,30800 S 11Vow Only Make 11.! ton. Z71. V8. auto., cass , locking dlff: MSRP $29,374.00 2 S , '1998 GMC Sonoma Pickup 4 Door. 4X~. VB, leather, CD & cass. MSRP $36,720.00 Now Only S 163 5 speed, spartslde, air, CD, SLS MSRP $15,070.00 ... Now Only 5 ~,....... Onl» . TRUCKS TRUCKS TRUCKS ~ ~·I EXT. CAB, s ~IERRA ~U I . 1 CHEVY 1985 1997 CHf'IY 1998 GMC . 1 VAN C • VB , • , 620 1 UUISe ........... ........$2,800 onvers1on, , auto., a1r,t11, 0 auto., lSPkg.,air, stereo......................... 11,500 PICKUP 4X4 VB · '· tau 0., Olr .....................~ .........$22,950 spee~, V6 ...........................,.... 1994 MAZDA 84000 PICKUP 4X4, S air, $9,900 1992 CHEVY~ 10 V6 S ~ • 5 1 1997 CHlVY c~soo PICKJee, Olr, 5ereo .............................................$~,900 .· · P, VB, auto., air, CD, lill, uuise.....................$J7r500 rAfARI"AN V6 auto al'r slereo l'llt trul'se S 1990 GMC J t, I I 'I I I I 6,)00 t 10 EXT CAB PICKUP. V6 S J ' 'I ' 1996 CH ' J" • , I speeu, air, t, IIUISe .......;... ~I 0, 900 KJSOO PICKUP 4X4 tpo t t•J Z7J ' J J · 1997 CH ' I J r . JIUe, ' I Qlr, 00ueu.,.,.,,.,.,.,.S21 900 1 ryy ryy 1993 TOYOTA PICKUP 4X4, air, CD,Iill r"'"'"""'"""'" II I · 13,965 CalendJII'I --CI1811Deds 1998 OLDS DELTA 88 V6, aut9., alr,loaded .... ;....... .'......................................... ;............. $18 995 00 1995 CHEVY CORSICA 4 Dr., auto., air, stereo .................................................................$7 ' 995 •00 1996 BUICK CENTURY V6, auto., air. Nlcel ................... ~ ... :........ ,....... ~ ............................. 995 "00, CHEVY LUMINAV6, auto., air, tilt, crulse ................................... :...........................$ 1 950' 0 1997 CHEVY CAVALIER, several to choose from ................. !"""""'""'""Your Choice $9,995:00 ,sa' l o 1997 BUICK SKYLARK 4 Door, uta,., air, PW,PL, cassette ......................... , .................... $9 •700 00 1997 OLDS ACHIEVA auto., air, stereo, fn(cruise ........................................................... $9•900•00 . 1995 CHEVY CAPRICE, auto.,air. Loadedl .................................................................... 12 9oo $ vs, 1994 MERCURY SABLE, auto.,alr, tilt, cruise .. ·.................. ; ............. ~ ................................ $3 900 00 1993 CHEVY LUMINA Z-34, auto., air, red ................... ;............................................ $a'soo.oo . 1994 FORD TEMPO, V6, auto., air, PW, cruise ............................................................... $4'975 ' 00 vs, 1996 FORD CONTOUR, 4.speed, air, cassette, 25,000 mlle·s ..................................... ::::::$ 8 ' 500' 00 1997 FORD TAURUS, V6, leather, auto., tilt, cruise, 31,000 mlles ................................. $ 12 •500 ·00 1991 CHEVY CAPRICE, V8, tilt, cruise, stereo ................................................................. $5,900'00 1994 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX, auto. , air, tilt, crulse ................................................... $ 6:500 :00 . vs, 1996 CHEVY CAVALIER, auto.,air, PS, PB, tilt, cruise, stereo .........................................$8,500.00 All Pre·Ownsd Cars and Trucks Sold with A Limited -Power Train Warranty Except Where Factory Warranty Applies. Ask Us About .O ur Wide Range of Extended Service Plans. Tox & Title Ieos not included. A!l pay mont a aubjoctto credll approval. 0 HOURS: 9:00 • 8 l00 Monday-Friday; 9 :00·4:00 Saturday 1 :00·5:00 Sunday BEF ennouncee lhlrt r~purchlll authorization COL1.1MBUS - Bob Evan1 )'arms, Inc. has announced the • authorization by 111 board of dlrec· tors of an cKpanded aharc·repurchase proaram and commented on the ~~~~~inas oullook for Ita scco~d fiiMlai qu~rtcr, which cnd1 Oct 23, 1998. To dale In the second quarter, lhe COII!pany has repurchaiiCd 689,000 r:ommon sharct, which brlnas the total purchaaea under Ita lnhlal one million share aulhorlzalion for fiscal 1999 10 839,000 shares. The board of dlrector8 has approved th~ repur· chue of up to an additional I mil· lion aharea of Bob Evans farms, Inc. · common stock durinll fiscal 1999. The shares may be purchased fromm time to time on the open mar· ket or lhrouah privately ncaotlaled . lrtlnsactlons, dependln& on market condilions. Currently, lhe lotal numtlcr • of shares outslandlng Is 40,998,000. "AI prices ncar current levels, buylna back Bob E;vana slock Is an ucclle.nl use of our strona cash now to build stockholder value," said Daniel E. Evans, chairman of the · b.oard and chief executive officer. ·Evans Indicated lhc company's operating trends so far in thc·sccond quarler arc cncouraalna. "For the flrsl two months of the . quarter, samo·store sales Increases In 0\Jr rcstaurBnl Sejlmenl averaged abOut five percent, and lhc momcn· tum. has continued. In early OCtober," Evans said. "On the foo<! pr.oducts side, our sausaac buslne!lll continues to benefit from strong volume Jlrowth a'hd favorable raw malcrial com. Overall, we aic comfortable wilh an~lysts' expectations fo11he quarter, and · expect 10 report earnlnas per share of $0.34 or $0.35." Good Momin E - VAL:UE - VALUE $41 5 30. 0 r-------------=-~t-:....:=-=---11997 Diamond Ext., more. Us An Offer 1998 Chevy Ext. 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MSRP $19,105.00 -Now $ •COURTEOUS SALEJPEOPLE •TOP DOLLAR TRADE VALUE •CONVENIENT HOURS ,. 1998 .Chevy Blazer Gallipolis • Middleport· Pomeroy· Pt. Pleasant • October 18, 1998 ly KATHIRINI RIZZO AltCIOIIIICI Pr- Wrlltt' WASHINGTON (AP) - l'rlen~l In hl&h pliiCCI aot Ohio conare11ional ' c:andldate Nancy Holll1ter'a rolll· fundln& propotallnto 1hc fcderal1pendlna deal. l'rlcndl In higher place• a(ltlt yanked out. · With the SSOO billion deal hanaln& In the balance, theWhile HouiiC brandlahcd a secrctlall·mlnute veto threal • to gcllhc Ohio amendment deleted. _ House Speak~r Ncwl Olnarlch awifliy backed dqwn and lhc amenclmcnt, which would have alvcn Holllsler a polenl tool 10 use aplnal Incumbent Democrat Ted Strickland, wa1 removed, .accordlna 10 Republican·and Democratic aources, who spoke Friday on condition that they not be ldeinlfled. Republican• hoped 10 use the behlnd,the·scenu mancuvcrlna to their advantaac In the next 2'1/2 weeks aa . lhey try to wrelt Ohlo'1 6lh Dlslrlct·conarcnlonal . 992-8814 1·800.837·1084 • FREE ROT DOGS Detalla on page A5 xmes WE'VE GOT ALL THE BASES COVERED AT.·•·· FREE · HI: 701 Low: 408 ,_ • Llllrl Townthlp will bt held on November t.· 1HI, •• 41723; 1 pttllton olgnod by lottowo: tO or moro mombtro of tho 10:00 t.m.-McNieklt Rotd eocllly who ort rntchlnlo ot {TIOO) Motgo County, ot lull 7 10:15 t .m.-Hooohtr Rotd doyo· botore lho onnuol " {T641) oi~C~tton of dtroctorolt held. 10:30 t .m.-Ourt Aotd Only ttgulorly nomlnatod {T103)· oondldotoo who hovt mol A lloorlng on lhell roldt tho filing requlrtmtnll will will bt htld 11 1'1)0 p.m., b, tllglblo tor oloollon u Novtmbtr e, 1tll, In 1111 dlroclor. (10) 1&,23,30 3TC Commlttlontrt' olllg_o 11 - - - - - - - - t"-!r r~gulor .....Ung, PUIIUC NOTICE Olorlo Klou, Clork, Molgl A vlowlng tor cloilng County Commllllontro vor10111 11ctlono ol roodoln 1(I0) .16,232TC •LOW PRICES •AFFORDA_BLE FINANCING •GREAT SELECTION ' ( (I • '•ltUrecl on Plt8 A3 /. 308 EAS' MAIN Woman of firsts eampaign tiM."m. ru'' tn mentum the L.:C.tt.ltt . 'llunk ui'N>ul it. Comics EdltoriMII _ _c~& Dl-7 lnsmrt ·M Obltuarjes . AS Sports Bl-1 - 0' 199K Ohio V.lloy Publlah\1\11 Co. . "It I• 'u•t lnconcel~ 1ea1from Slllckland. White HouR Chief of Staff John PodeJia "promiiiCd me hit actions show · 1' •bl• to m The amendment Ihal they would notletlhla happen," Strickland .ald. what his top prl· allocated road money lhrouah the Appalachian pre•lden Rcalonal Cllmmla1ion, WOUt 11 Holllaler has pro· t th poiiCd and made a key VI 0 ·· ·Issue In her campaisn. _ lpendln Strickland won the bill lor th bchlnd·lhe·"enea 1kir· Intire go~ mlah with pmonal •rnm1nt /Uit to pro appeal a lo House . ttct hll politic• Dcmocra11 and 10 Prcsl· denl Clln!on. ally.' He said he placed a Nancy Hollletlr lalc·nl(lhl phone call 1u the While HuuiiC, then talked 10 Cllnlon a1 an education event In Silver Sprlna. Md. Th' preaidenl and Deputy At Thursday'• chned·door .caucus, Strickland made an emotional plea which lnaplred Mlnorlly Leader Richard Oephardt to pound lhe table and declare the Ohio lanauaae enou&h for him lo vole again" the bill. After lhe While Houae team told Olnarlch, R·Oa., thai the Ohio lanauase would tri111Cr a velo of I he huge spend in& meuure needed to keep Ihe government run· nina, Republica nil gave ln. The polillcally perllouslanauaae came out. "The Democrats were united on It," aald Rep. Sher· rod Brown, D·Ohlo. "I think 1ha1 Clinton might have vetoed it." ' Hollister said Strickland misused political power, " It Is jusl lnconce)vablc to me that the president would velo lhe 1pendlna bill for lhe enllre aovernmcnt jusl to pro1eo1 hla political all~," Hollialcr said. ''l lhlnk thlt th ·'Constant caution' ' ' ' . Patrol, school c;»ffl9lals urge special fo~us on bus ~atety By JILL WIL.UAMI Tfm•llllitlnll Iliff . OALLIPOLIS - Ohio Oov. Oeorae Volnovlch has· declared Oct; 18·24 u National School Bus Safety Week, by call· lng on citizens to exercise constant courtesy and caution when ncar schuol buses. Accord ina to Lt. Richard E. Orau, com· mandcr of the Oullla·Melgs Post of lhe Hlahway Patrol, 1he week·long cducaljon 11nd enforcement blhz Is dcslaned to raise ·awareness of safe ly laws and remind. molorlsts of Ihe unique responsibilities aur· roundlna school buses. Orau noted that clarification of laws per· l'alnlni 10 slopplni for school buses, which arc loading or discharging puncn&crs, Is a top priority. _ . · "The driver of a vehicle meotlna or over· taking - frol)l either direction - a schuol bus stopped to receive or discharge passen· aers must stop at lent 10 feet from thb front . or rciu of the bus, and cannot proceed until lhe bus resumes motion, or until si11noled to do so by ihe bus driver," Orau said. "The only exception Is vehicles 11aveUng In lhc opposite direction on a four· lane ·road." "Most school bus fatalities occur when children arc outside lhc bus," Orau conlln· ued, "and 75 percent of these fatalities Involve children under the oae of nine. . These ,traaedlcs can be avoided throuah common sense and simple adhere nco to lraf· fie laws." · I'OCUB ON IAFITY- Kilnny Dtcklird, TreneporattonJSetaty Dlractor of tht Failure to 11bscrvc school bus safety lows Oalllpolll City lohOOII, over••• the loading of eohool bultB Friday atttrnoon. can result In the suspension of drlvinJI priv· 1 lieges, Orliu warned, vlnJI 10 years wllh no charaeable nccidcnts." Deckurd stutcd. "Our buses travel around 368,000 miles In reaular school "Our Gallipolis City School bus urivers urc doing u11ren1job, but ' routes and around 28,000 miles a year In exira activity trips," they need the coopcrutlon of other motorists." aQCordlna to Ttnnsporotlon/Safcty D'!rcctor of lhc Gallipolis City "Most children think of school ns their second home, o placo Schools Kenny Deckard. , · where lhcy feel su.fe,'' he .continued. "Vaunystcrs may be. ina!· Deckard said that during School Bus Safety Week, drivers and lransporunlon directors wont to remind cltlzeris nboul school tcnlivc ~~~they cross the slree.tto enter ur exit I he bus." Deckard urged cilizcns tu t11kc extra cuution when drl~.lngln bus safety procedures and n~k for their coopcrulion In mulntoln· school zonas- to walch for children, slow down und P•Y auen· Ina safety records. •. lion to school bus traffic. ' · · "We have 22 drivers I his year whu will rec;,ivc awnrds of drl· "I cannot believe she (Hollister) wss trying to slip , •omsthlng Into sn spproprls· tlons bill surrept/tlou1/y with no debste, .no dlscuSIIon In committe, nothing. " orily really Is alaylns In Con· areas at any cott." Strickland said Hollister waH the Alp. Tid Strickland Intended bcneflclury of misused political power, and the· president's ha rd line on h,la behalf "pul integrity above the budae1 deal.'' .J · "I cunnol believe she (Hollister) 'wa~ trying to slip IIOmclhin& Into nn approprlalions bill surreptitiously wllh no debate, no discussion In committe, nothing." Neither candiJ~Ic mentioned the highwuy propusu l durin11 a debate Prtday night in Port~m outh. The 6lh District seat has lradcJ hands by thin marglnH Oonttnuad on page AI Rutland mitigation pro_jec\ continues ly liliAN J, IIIII> Tlmt1·8tntlnel 811ft . • RUTLAND - The ViiiiiiiC of Rut lund ha~ completed lhe closin11 process on $lx homes to . be purchased . throuah Us flood hazard mlllgati,on prosrnm, and unoth· er home has been relocated. Boyd Ruth, administrator of the fodcrul projccl, S<ild Friday that 36 of the "most uffcclcd" homes In l!utlund's flood plain have been for pnrtlclptltion in the. proar11m, ~hlch will ., allow resf~enls to move out of the fiO(Id· , hazardous area. ·Residents hove Ihe option of selling their ..,.-.' homes outright to the . ' ..vii luge, hnving their homes ralscu out of lhc flood puth, hnvlng their horne$ rclocutcu, nnd having their homes retrofitted ·u1111insl future flood PUACHASED - Thlt uamagc (raising wutcr on Meln Str..t In llutlend, . which hll alnce b..n· dam, · tnnks, muvtnll 11iuct· aged by flrt 11 ont of al~ work nnd other · steps homtl to bt purchalld ao tar which reduce the risk by thl Vltlagt of Rutland · of fl ood dnmugc.) through Itt flood hazard mill· The home nf gallon program. , ' Hownrd nnd Mnrle • Birchfield hus been moved frm11 Its l<>cnlhtrl t<> I' h i~hl'l' clevalion In hopes of reducing the risk <lf fi<lUll dnmugc in the future. The purchnsc of lhc six hnn1e's, tn dutc, places ownership <ll' houses uml rcul cstutc in the hnml' of the vi !luge. . , ·The villnse Is required 1<1 dcnml!sh homes on the s>tcs . It hns purchnscd, nnd is not pcrm llleo 10 im1mwc the lu.nd . by building on il. The h1ts must rcmnin .vncunt, t'ut cnn · be used us parks unu cummon tlf~us. Ac~'Ordlng 10 Ruth, ptirticipuliun in the pmjc<'t Is v,,,. unlary, and nppmximutcly 100 llJli>llcatillns for purlidpu· tlon were received unu reduced 1<1 t.he )6 P"'pcrth's now tnraeted .. · .r· Rulh Sllid thtu others will t1c consid,·rc<l if fun<b urc avuiloble, nnd if pnrticipnnts tllll\lllg the e~rig inn l )II choose ·nol to pnrticiputc . Only r<•sidcnct•s within the actual llood~lnln nrc incl<idcd i11 the )o l"''l''rtics dt<>· sen for pnrt1cipntion , hut husincs,cs und properties '"' the fringe of the flnod 11i11in w<·r<"indu<k<l in till' uppll· .. catlonnubml)tcd. · ·. ·. The pmgrum is fupdcd through the Fcdcrnl !:mer· 11cilcy M<mngcmcn t Agllncy. in un uucmpt Ill . re<hll'c rcpcut claims for flood dumugc. Tlw Kuthuulpn:JcCt tS n direct response tu the M t~rrh, 1997 tluc~lrng, "l11d< del'· nstatcd honios tlmntghout lhttlund. Ruth said thmn <kmllinc hus nut hcp1 set f<lr '"'onplc· tion of the (llllj ct'l,~'n'nu th;• tutnl cost ·11f the project will not be known until it is complct<'<i. . Parish dedicated to helping others finds itself in need of help By JIM FREEMAN Tlmt~·Stntlntt Stefl "'POMEROY - A Meigs Count y :c hristian organizolion dedicated lo . helping others has found Itself needing a little help. · The Meigs County Uniled Methodist Coopcral1ve Parish Is a voluntccr·based ministry - per· haps best known for Its food pantry .- which works with community churches und oraanlzatians ln ·order 10 meet the needs of others. : .. The part' h operates at th~oe · :Pomeroy locations: the Partsh Clothing Shop on West Main Street, ·the neighboring Ood's Nelahbor· hood Escape for ~ens (God's NET). . and the food pantry lln~ Con· dor Street · , The problem is some or the 'aglna buildlnas arc In need of ' t•• repair, especially tho l'arish Cloth· ing Shop which has n'bnuly leak ina roof lhrcntenlna further damage to the thrcc·story huildlng. When it rains, employees hurry to lhc third t1oor to place buckels under the leaks. Chunks of plaster ·arc nlso bcglnnlna to full from the ceiling. · The ·roof Is In need of resurfacing and may require some structural repair. said Rev. Brinn llnrkncs.~. pastor of the Racine Unkcd M.·ethodlst Church. Repairs arc csti· mated to cosl ul least $5,000.. The Parish Clothing · Shop pro· vi des clolhing for hundreds 111 $ t or less an item, he explained. "We put that there not to make money; we put that I here as • min· · lslry,• he suld. At lhc food pnntry, 1he parish • recently discovered the building is not connected to the villusc's s1mi· tory sewer line. lnslcud the sewage ~.~lmes out the build in& into a septic overflow. "We huvc been Iotti vic need to fix that, tllg It up and connect It to the city sewer,• Harkness said. The food pantry serves as a ccn· trnt dlslribution point for nrca churches; the area's needy ·• ubout 200 individuals a month •• urc directed 10 the food pantry for assls· lance. The God's NET youth ptoMram offers a safe, wholesome environ· n1ont for younaster.; with devotions and exercises in r;:lationship build· ing. White there, tounJISier.; •• typi· cally 30 to 40 u nlghl on Fridays and Saturdays ·· c•n pi"Y aames und lis· len to conlcmporary Christian ~It music. "It's dcvclopin& positive Christ· iun nuhudos... showing Christians huvc fun luo." li<trkness said. For ~tduhs, the ministry spunsors Fiflh Sunday Hymn Slnas. • "We nrc following Jesus' biblical mandate to cure for 1he poor and needy," he said. "The connection between lhc spiritual and physical is lhis. the motlvatiOll .iS a love for God and God's love for the needy." Althou11h the parish docs not routinely minister to people rcceiv· lng assistance, lhose scrvlcts are also available. "If 110mchody wants II, it's there. , (., We nrv N:ady to pray with follts," he OAIItiACai!D ROOF- Rev. Brien Herkneaa. p11tor of the Racine Unit· said. Harkness the cooperativ'e parish ld Mtthodlat Church, ta ahown ~era' eumlnlng water damage to the is run by donations. depending on Mtlgl County United Methodlal Cooperallvt Partth Clothing Shop In Pomtn~y. Tht perlah 11 IMktng dontllona to ft~ the r~l b•rore winter. Continued on Pill' A2 ------' ' l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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