http://66.213.69.5/files/original/e38e5975b571df575ad6f2cedebcb167.pdf 39edc4a41e33a69846ad4bdb5ec3fc08 PDF Text Text • I Monday SUnday, November 1, 1998 Page D8 • ........-.... "-•I Coffee rises sharply on forecast for next year's harvests By CUFF EDWARDS . AP Bu•lnes• Writer Coffee fulureuoo.e •harply Fnd.ay . on rhc Board of Trade of the Ciry of 'l:e.,. Yorl< amid fem producuon ,.ill I all ' ha!Jll} nc<r } e-M for fanner• in Br;utl. rhe "orld\ l;uge" producer. and Cemral Amenca. On <lthcr markeb, "heat, ..oybean JnQ copper furore' advanced. ·Coffee furore' r<h<! on a repon lrom the Brazi lian Agri culrural - Rc<earch Corp., which prediCicd 11w country'• ''fOIJ ...,., year will fall dwply fwnuhis year's 33.9 million ba( fis_ure.· t ht gJ'Oiljl ""'" IIW rargt cropyean_typocally are followed by. poor !lfll"'lngyear<,allhoughanaly>tuard n was far too early 10 accuraaely predtCII_hat would be rhe.ca.<e nexr year. Br.atl '"the world's largesr grower. lb,. ye-.u- prodqcing iu largtsr crop in II years. Coffee aloo Wall supporto>i by coruinlled ~ns in Honduras, which were ~rng coffee regions and threalenrng.IO slwply ....we., export.< of rhe ar.rbica beam used in gourmet blend!;. Arabica coffee for December delivery rose 2.6 cents 10 SI.IO a pound. Wheal and soybean furores ro<e •ifongly on the Chicago Board of Tr.rile amid txpcctalionslhe C'linron admini<lntion wa(byi away (rom announcing details of a Ruuian foodaid plan. While martd panicipants this w«k have been leery of pushing price< higher unlit they've heatd euctdetaiboflhcgovernmenl'•plan lo donale grain~ and meal 10 lhe beleaguered Russian people, a repon from the Rlllsian news agency lnrerfax that the plan would be worth Sl biliion in goods helped buoy lhe mar- ket. eri~ a1 eight-year lows as SIOtage remains a1 eighr-year highs. Soybeans also were boosled afrer the Nalional Oilseed Processors Associalion reporled lbai 33:024 million bushel• of beans were crushed Tomorrow: Rain High: 50; Low:40 ~..~.: nl ~ . to a level nor seen in twu months. lhe Dow Jones industrial a' cragc "'·" ' 97.1)7 10 1!.592. 10, «lending a ' 123-point gain from R~ rum i ng Thur~ay. ~ The Dow has now bounced more than 1.100 poinrs. or about 15 per- . cent from rhe bouom of a steep selloff thai climaxed on Oct. 8. when the hlue"Chtp barome,.,. wa.' sliding b34'k roward i" summer low of 7.400. The advance gave the Dow a gain of 139.81 poinrs for lhe week anq 7N 3H fer October, a happier conclu, ion to a month best known for the da,he- nf 1929 arid 1987, as well as a 554-poinl plunge ,la.'l Oct. 27. The nne · nl onth 'gain of 9.6 percent W(JS the l> iggesr since the Dow rose I:1.8 fJC r< enl in January 1987. The monlhly poinl gain wa.' the biggesr ever. Broader stock indicators also e~rended Thunday's rally amid signs of rC11ilience in lhe domesric economy and progress10ward dealing wirh financial inslabiliry overseas. Before the open. rhe govemmenl reponed that the U.S. ecllnomy grew a surprising 3.3 percent annual io rhe rhird quaner as conrinuing .rrenglh in coll.'lumer.pending helped offoeideclininge~port.s ro weak marketsabroad. ~ Later in rhe morning. !be Grpup or' Seven majorindusrrial narions issued a statement endorsing l'rel;ident Clin!on's prof'O"al 10 allow rhe lnremarional Monetary Fund to speed emergency loans 10 counlrieo facing lhe ·lhrear of invesror panic. The loan mechanism is likely 10 be employed almosl immediarely as pan of an expected $30 billion rescue p-Jckage for Brazil. · Also helping lifl !he market was la.<t-minure posirioning· by rmHual funds, mosl or which closed OUIIheir fiscal years on Friday. Fund managers ar r•re were said lo be "ocking up on popular naoneo for !heir annual reports to shareholders. leading the Dow advance were "merican E~press. up 2 13132 10 88 3/32; AlliedSignal. up . 2 3/8 10 38 15116; rnremational Paper. up 2 1/8 to ll6 7/16; and 3M, up 210 79 5/8. The Standard & Poor's 500 rose 12.74 lo 1.098.67, and the rechnology-heavy Nasdaq comf'O"ik! inde~ rose 14.20 lo 1,771.39. ~dvancing issues ournumbered dechners by a 5-to-2 margrn on the New York SIOck E~change, where· comJ'O"ile volume ·rotated 95656 million shares, up from 841.63 million on Thursday. , The NYSE comf'O"ile inde~ rose 7.04 10 543.35. and the American Farmers to get $2.8 billion in .aid By JANELLE CARTER AP Farm Writer WASHINGTON - Beginning rhis week. $2.8 billion in emergency ""lsrance will go ou11o millions of farmm In help offserthe agricultural Cl'onorny's worst downlum in a decade. The money is just a ponion of whar was. included in a big , relief package pa..sed by Congress. The paymenrs. aimed 10 compensare for low grain prices, will be i" ued sraning Tuesday 10 nearly 2 m1llion. farms eligible for "market lransition .. payments from the govcrnmenl each year under 1996 fann legislalion. The $2.8 billion means aboul a 50 percent increase in the annual puymt.:nl., farmers would have received. department officials said. Before rhe addil iunal money. annual paymenls were cupped a1 $40,000. Farmers wi ll nor ha ve lo fill oul an aprlicatinn. The lo" assislance payments will Ot! senl automatica lly to th o~t.: cligihle. ' "This adminisrcation fought for and won a final pad<age thai will gel · I lUI sornc rcul help 10 farmers whose ·livelihoods are, on the line," said Agricu lture Sccrelary Dan Glick· mun. a1 • READ " Eve n with th~ s c payments and other a~' i ' l.~m ~: t: wt: urc providing. there 12,90000 2,500 8 95 DODGE STEALTH 91 LUMINA EURO 38,000 miles, 5-speed, sunroof, while and clean. 4 Dr., red, , runs great: 97 GUND CAUVAN SE, 13,000 miles, fully By BRIAN J. REED years old, and !~at annual pump rests have revealed flow Sentinel N-s Staff problems, causing potential problem on long-lasling Vorers in Middlepon will decide the fare of a 1.5-mill fire calls. continuing levy for the rown's volunleer fire depanme.nl ·' In addition to !he flow deficiencies, the rank on lhc on Tuesday. rruck has begun rusting out and wilh it being 18 years The levy was aulhorized by the Middlepon Village old, we anlicipale funher problems in gelling replaceCouncil late last summer, and if passed, would benefil ' men! pans, since most' dealers supply pans for only 20 the depanment in the purchas.: of addirional fire equip- , years,' 11offman said. "Another problem is lhallhe firemen!. . fighters are riding in an open cab, which has been According to Fire Chief David Hoffman, rhe de pan- deemed a safely hazard" menl's first priorily in spending any funds generated by Hoffman said that the village's newer pumper rruck a permanent levy would be rhe replacemenl of !he has a closed cab, which meers slate safety hazards, and depanmenl's Engine 12. a new truck which would be purchased wilh levy funds Hoffman said that the pumper truck in question is 18 would also have a closed cab. 00 8 ' Teal and grey. 18,80000 Come Look! lit Norris Northup Dodge you'll find _ t he TO TIE CITIZENS OF GALL lA . ·• largest se!eetion of new, used and factory progra01 ears, trucks and vans in .~he area. •• . As I have campaigned thr:oughoul the county, I've visited your homes and met many nice people. I know it is virt~ally impo11ible to meet· each and every voter, so ht this time I would ~ to apologize if/ haven't called on you personally. It has been with great pride that I have served as your County 'Commissioner. I have st!jved to make Gallia _County a better place to live. and raise your family, but much remains to be accomplished. With your continued support on November 3rd.I pledge to provide strong LEADERSHIP and dedication to the residents of Gallia Co!'nly. . ~ ~:t:J<At P&d '"by lli< ""'"'"'• 2624 St ~~ 94 PONT. GUND PRIX 79 GMC MOTOR HOME 94 CHRYSLER CONCORDE Extra clean, leather, nice luxury. 9,9_9500 8 995oo 99 CARAVAN J, 4 Dr., 4X4, V8, blue, loaded. cab, 4X4, diesel, 5 speed, green. 0 5 Air, AM!FM, 4 dr., ....uc•u 27,876°0 OnI)' 8 3,000° OFF red Onl)' $18 30701lner t Roboto Come See: Mike Northup, Dwight Stever&, Pete Somerville, AI Durst, Neel Peifer, Tim Conwell, Jamie Adamson, Ted 'Brock, Joe Tillis You'll Like Our Qualit~ Wa~ of Doing Business! NORRIS NORTHUP DODGE, INC. Gallipolis, Oh. Or Toll free 1·800·446·0842 252 Upper River Rd. (740) 446·0842 ' Twp.) . . 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Galli polio ...._ Southern Ohio Communications Hilltop een101 2415 Sciolo Trail · 285-5000 w...~v USee Woi-Mon Kiosk 900 West Emmit A~JenuR 941-0069 Also. come 1nd wilit one of our Wei-Mart loc1tions: New Boston, Jackson. a 'It's trench'Work now' Jesse Jackson rallies for Ohio candidates OUCH! - More than 700 Meigs County residents, mostly senior citizens, received Influenza vaccinations Friday 'at the Meigs County Senior Citizens Center. According to Norma Torres RN, ·Meigs County Health Depanment nursing director, 70S Influenza vaccinations were given along with 130 pneumonia vaccinations. Here, Jenny Burdette and Marnle Frey. right, give Mary K. Yost of Syracuse her flu shot. Yost said that while the shot Is no !uri, It beals getting the flu. Flu shots will also be given today and Tuesday morning. plans in the nexl Congress. There is ATHENS (AP) - Hillary Rodham work lo be done to make health insurClinlon told a cheering crowd made up "We didn 't know much about mostly of college Sludents to vole on Tuesance more available, improve schools space flight back in those days," day to se nd ~epublicans a message aboul and prolecl Social Securily. Glenn responded. "We were sorl of their mullimillion-dollar clecri.on -evc " He·~ not one of !hose people who feeling our way' and finding out adverlising push. when !hey have finished climbing the what would happen to the hum an . ladder of success, wants lo pull il up so The first lady made her fifth visillo lhi.s body in space." no one else can climb it/' she said. southeast Ohio cily, this lime to cam paign Glenn, a reliring U.S. se nator for Democralic Rep. Ted Srrickland of Srrickland slressed lhe importance of from Ohio, also told srudents he's Lucasville. Strickland is locked in a Iough gelling our rhe· vote in one of the 6th bumped his head a few limes race with Republican Lr. Gov. Nancy Hoi· District's most Democratic counties. because of !he lack of gravity. Our-' list er"in a district where voters have turned " Mosl of you here today are !he heart ing hi s 1962 flight , he was strapped oul the incumbcnr in rhC'Iast rhrec clec· and .soul of what's put me where I am into Friendship 7. today and that is the Ohio Univcrsily tions. Eating has been a little lricky, student vote," •he said. The Republican Narional Congression· too: • Meaga n Ke lley, a \9-ycar-o\d sludent al Commillee has spent a large chunk of "I was ealing so me oalmeal for the $9 million il has comm illed to local THE FIRST LADY made from Lorain, is registered in the district breakfasr, and some of it gol ·loose," races. The so-called "sofl money" ea n be her fifth visit to Athens, this and will vote for -Strickland in Tues· he said. " Instead of falling,down lin raised in unlimited amounts because it is time lo campaign lor Democ- day 's election. my chest like il would on the Eanh. intended lo go toward ·issue-orienled ads. ratic .Rep. Ted Strickland or She said she was thrilled lo hear the it came up and sl uck right in the Preside nl Clinlo n's 19% re-eleclion cam- Lucasville. Rep. Strickland Is first lady 's speech. middle of my· glasses." paign relied he avily on sofl·moncy ads locked In a tough race with " I though! she was fabulous. She realGlenn emphasized lhe sc ienlific creat ed by unions. Republican Lt Gov. Nancy ly spoke to some crucial issues, '' Ms. value of his mission and how hi s 1 Mrs. Clinlon said her visil would help Hollister. Kelley said. experimenls would help people on garner publicily for Slrickland because his campaign At least otic person in the audience was nor impresSI'd lhe Earth, especially when ir comes . cannor'afford 10 keep up wilh the GOP. ·- Hoilisler campaign ·spokcsm.a n Scoll Milburn. He· to !he aging process. " They pour in lhcs~ millions of dollars," she lold !he said ·Strickland needed Mrs. Clinton:s he lp because his Glenn laugh ed when asked · if he crowd of aboul 800 sludenls al Arhens Middle School. suppon is slipping among rh e Democrats., feels younger in space. · "She's a popular lady. I thought !he crowd would be jusraround the corner from Ohio University. "We have ." I guess I feel young all the lim e. lo send a message 10 the na rional Republicans I hal this bigger," Milburn said. That's !he reason I vo lunlee~ed 10 seat is·not for sale.' ' 'II is telling thai we're three days frorrf the eieclion come up here," he said. · She· said Strick land is valua ble to the Democrats' . · and he's sri\\ trying 10 hold his base." .T oday's The way people talt around hut~ Assistance Free USee Wai-Mart Kiosk COLUMBUS (AP) ~ It's been John Glenn week for Levi Shegog. The 17-year-old sludent body president at John Glenn High School in New Concord staned his weekend by !raveling 10 Florida. There, he watched Glenn return 10 space aboard the space shuttle Discovery. Saturday, Shegog was al school , lalking .lo Glenn through an audio hookup. "I thought it was unbelievable," Shegog said. "I've lalked to him .· before, but this is different. We're 'down here, and he's in space." Shegog was among middle and . high school Sludents who galhcred · 'at John .Glenn High School in Glenn's hometown, and al museums in Columbus and Arlington, Va., 10 interview the 77-year-old Glenn, I he world's oldest space traveler, as he !raveled 341 miles above Eart h. By the time the 30-minule talk ended, the shuttle had traveled from above Florida to Nrica. In Columbus, students from local " \. J~hools and the communify of Delia 1, in north~<est Ohio gathered al the Center of Science and lndusrry. "If i look back in the history book, . I might say I gel a little glimpse of the moment, and I cou ld share il with olh~rs," said Holleh Moheimani, 15, of Columbus. She asked Glenn if he was more nervous aboul being the first American to orbit the Eanh or !he oldesl person in space. He said the 1962 flighl was tGugher. WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS 3 Months Roadside Chillicothe Umtecl .States Cellular I ,) ,No Tricks, . Just Treats 1 Ton chassis, VS, condition . Hoffman said rharrhe depanmenl chose.lo propose a has been raising funds lhrough fund~aising events in permanenllevy because of an anticipaled 15-year period order to help pay for !he purchase. Hoffman said !hal he for paying off rhe new lruck, which would cost the expecls lhar rhe depanmenl could pay for approximarely 25 percenl of !he purchase price with cash on hatid. depanmenl an eslimated $325,000. If !he village voters do approve !he levy, !he depanThe departm'cnt also receives financial assisiarlce mcnl would have rwo and a half year wailing period from lhe village. before a bid could be awarded and a !ruck could be b11.ilt. The dep~nmcnr has 30 members, and Hoffman said During that rime. and lhe pay-off period to follow, lhe · Saturday thallhe group responded 10 approximalely 125 depanment's second engine will also likely require fire calls lasl year, as well as rescue and orher' calls. replacement, Hoffman said. "If rhe levy docsn'l pass, and we're unable to purchase Members of the dcpanmenl spenl 600 man hours las! a new pumper, we cou ld end up wilh IWo very unreliable year on equipment maintenance, Hoffman said, in an allempl to keep lrucks in good condilion and 10 Save the trucks,' Hoffman said. · In addition to seeking levy funds, the fire depanment depanmenr money on paying for rGpairs. OhiC) students talk to Glenn . 0 2 -1995 TOYOTA TACOMA 414 PICKUPS equipped, program car. Single Copy- 35 Cents Middleport voters to decide fate of 1.5 mill .fire levy 3,995° 8 Must See! Red/blue, 5 speed. · Runs goodl n.: main :-.crious, long-term. ~truc tural pmhlcms in Arnerican agriculture." Farm in~;orne is cxpec teJ to drop lf1. pr..: r\.:c nt this ye;u nati'onwide hl!cau'lie of low 'grain ili1Ll livestock pr·j~..·c s anJ weather-rd:1teLl crop failures. The money wns included in ~ $7 hdli on aid pa,,:kagc for farmers that \\a ~ attached to the omnibus spendin~ bi II Prc.;id..:nt Clinton sig ned la.. t l..'a .Onl1nt:. j<)inin g nthcr l' llmpanic ~. I'> a. . J..ing federal rc g uluto'r~ to muke '11rc that l..'nmpcritoro.; have a~.:ce so.;to ·1Cl\ hi giHpocJ cahlc TV lines "" ' t:11nd1llon for tfwtt:ompany's ntcrgcr 111 lh i\T&T. ' l df.' -Cw~ r muni&.::•titm '> Inc.\ hig,h'llt~cd .;;1 hlc TV lint!s rca .:h uhout onctlwd ol the nation 's hnrnt!:... . Without ,I go vcrnmt!nt-manduled :ll'l'C ... .., rc(.juircmt'nl . the merged ~.:om ­ p.my could Jll:L'V cnt otht!r compan it":s J'rornu , lng rcr . . high-speed lint!~ to reach cu\tomer.., _ That would stilk L'lliiiJlt.: lrti on for lntcrnt!t and for othCI ' l'rv rcc .... AOL says. 98 IREEIE 4 DR. Hometown Newspaper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio · a 91 CHEVY S·10 NEWSPAPER Volume 49, Number_127 Chrysler Plymouth 1 YOUR LOCAL Meigs County's DAX index rose 2.7 percenl, Brilain's Ff-SE I00 rose 1.5 percenl and France's CAC-40 rose 1.1 percent. er companies rose 3.68 10 378.16. Overseas, Japan's Nikkei tiiOCk avenge fell 0.8 percent Germany's All power, extra clean, low miles ~ Gli ckm•tn said that because of rhe rm yrncnt s. "many family farmers are ~ow planning for a spring f.:rop.l Hl'.tl! ad .of a spring auction." , j' Bu1 Glickman warned !hat fa rn( cf\ will ' til l need help nexr year: Stock Exchange comf'O"ile inde• rose 7.93 .10 645.41. .. The Ruuell 2000 index of •mall- Broncos edge Bengals Page4 • pow rally hit~ 15 percent; month's ·gain biggest since ·1997· ;>;J-.W YORK l AP) - Stock.. rat Ired Friday 10 close anorher volarile lkhJb.". giving the Dow illl biggesr one -month gain >fnce 191!~ and «lending il' rapid rebound 1o 15 per- Sports Eastern eliminated, Page 6 Ann Landers column, Page 7 Gordon wins title again, Page 5 Today: Rain High: 50; Low:40 inlo oil and meal las! week, which was abovaxpecwions and year-ag!) levels. Com fulllreS were unable 10 overcome concern aboul ample supply and weak demand. Dttember wheal rose 3 3/4 cents 1o $2.94 1/4 a bushel; January soybeans ro<e 4 3/4 cenrs·10 $5.68 114 a bushel. Copper futures ro<e on the New York Mercantile Exchange amid optimi<m .- lnkrfu rqxJI1ed wheal will be the cen1erpiece oflhe plan. wilh perhap-< 3 million metric 10ru1 bein~ •hipped OYC{ lhe ne•l 10 years. That could help booR prices that have been hov- November 2, 1998 Weather Lotteries OHIO Pick 3: 50~ : l'irk 4: 115H2 Sup.r l.ollo: 1-2- 15- 1'! - ~O - -Il Kicker: 9-13602 W,VA. Uuily 3: nx Dailv 4: 7529 0 l lJ 'JK (/I i i~' . Valle~ ' (! uhlr, lum Cu DAYTON (AP) - Preaching lo ' the choir inside a labor union hall, !he Rev. Jesse Jackson said Ohio's statewide Democratic candidares deserve 10 win in Tuesday's ·election and exhorled their supponers 10 get out the vole . Jackson, a former Democral~ presidenlial candidate, headlined ralliel Sunday in Columbus and larer in Dayron, where he appeared wilh gubernatorial candidate Lee Fisher, U.S , Senale ca ndi· date Mary Boyle and o,rher Democrats ar lntcrnational ·.Union of Electronic WorkJ .ers Local s_of-s uniop hall. . Jesse acks~n · Jackson told ·the . ~udienq; of several hundred supponers that I He political · adveftising "wars" are about over. "It's trenCh work nbw," said the civil-rights activist. Fisher echoed Jackson 's message. " The only lime in Ohio when bad lhings happen is when good people stay home. Do not stay horne, " said Fisher, a former Ohio attorney general. "Pass out literature. Shake· eve ry hand. " Jackson said volers are more interested in the issues than the investigalion into President Clinlon and Monica Lewinsky. "The prevailing wind is public policy in Ohio, nor aboul privale indiscretion in Washington/' Jackson sai~. Fisher's oppone.nt, Republican Bob Tafl, meanwhile, campaigned with U.S. Rep. Sieve Chabol, R-Ohio, at lwo Cincinnali bowling alleys, greeled patrons at a restauranl in the Daylon suburb of Kellering and spoke at lwo Cleveland churches. · Taft and Joseph Delers, GOP candidalc for stale lreasurer, talked locuslomers of a Damon's as lhey wa1ched Sunday's game. belwcen rhe Ci ncinnli Bengals and Denver Broncos on giant TV screens. As Tafl moved from !able 10 rablc asking for"VOICS, Ohio's secrelary of slate emphasized local issues. , "I've historically done well in Montgomery Cou nty, and we need to do well here again to win," Tafl sa id. · Tafl said he was nol concerned rharrhe vole ~Guld be dose. " If I had a bi.g lead, people mighl slay home," he sa id. . Larer, he and Chabol shook hands wirh about 100 bowlers at Colerain Bowl and Brenlwood Bowl on Cinci nnati 's west side, Chabot's home turf. '"!'his is where we've gol 10 dq very well lo win the race," Taft said. "We wan! a big voler turnout. It 's imporlanl to be here and tell people we need their help." Polls published on Sunday conl inued lo show Republicans leading in stalewide races, but indicated the contest for governor was gelling closer. The lalest poll, lakcn Friday a,nd Saturday, said Taft had a slighrlead wilh 44 percenllo Fisher's 39 percent. The margin of sampling error was plus or minus 4 perccnlage poinls. Polls ~a dy laS! month had pul Tafl 10 pcrcenrage points ahead. · .' · Also Sunday~Th e (Toledo) Blade endorsed Fisher. h sa id both candidares were capable, but Fisher Was more committed to th e needs of northwestern Ohio. · The Vindicator of Youngslown supporled Taft The newspaper be\ievod he would be more effective. wilh a Republican -con trolled . Legislalure, at keeping General Motors Corp.'s Lordsrown assc.mbly plant open . . The aulomaker has not said whelher Ihe plan! is pari of irs restructuring plan. Boyle and her Republican opponcnl, Gov. George Voinovich, campaigned in lheir h~ m c row n of Ckveland. 201 ·arrested at Halloween party enforcement agents from the Ohio Depanmcrit of Public Safely. He said peopl~ rocked a Iiquor loween street p:,rty remained about rhc same. despit e efforts lo reduce control vehicle and when officers got our 1u confronr rhc people, one th e crowd size, police said . Ch·icf Rick Mayer said 2lll peo-. was punched in !he face and lwo pic were imcsl cd Salurday night, were tackled. At he tis . Coun ty Sher iff David , two more than last year. ,Police arreslcd 109 people for Redecker said crowds swe lled 10 . . an d posses-' ahoul 20.000 lp 30.000. Alhcns un dcragc con sumption sion of alcohol. Sevcnly people were police officer Jame s Mann said !hal charged with disorderly conduct there was no way to :Jccuratcly There were ulso arrests for fa lse dcrcrm inc rhc size of the crowd, bur idcntificatiun , drugs; resisting arrest, he estimated it wt~s smaller than last year and wdi'-bclow ]1),000 . thdt, assault and drunken driving. Mayer said rhe size of rhe crowd Thre e. liquor control offi cers were assnult t: d in the party ncar the Ohio. peaked aboul 12:30 a.m. compared Urtivcrsity campus about 70 miles wirh aboul 19 p.m. in the past. PARTY ARRESTS - A few of the 201 people southeast of Columbus, said St ~v~· StreciS were cleared about 3 a.m., a.-,ested during the Athens Halloween block party are esconed through' the crowd by pollee on horse,llasscman'. agcnt in charge fur liquor and city crews began the cleanup. ATHENS (AP) - The number of arre sts at !he city's annual Hal- "~ ·l back In Athens, early Sunday. Most of the arrests at the evenl were for alcohol related offenses . �Monday, November 2, 1998 Commentary Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Ohio weather Page2 Monday, November 2, 1998 Death Notice Tuesday, Nov. 3 AccuWeathe~ forecast for dl!yttme condtbons tow/tugh temperatures ' The Daily Sentinel 'Estilb{rsfid 111 1948 111 Court Strut, Pomeroy, Ohio 614-992-2156 ·Fax 992·2157 \ Race, politics turn housing probe ugly By Jac:k Andeno!\ and Jan Moiler WASHINGTON -- What sraned out as a rouune ancmptto mvcsugate fraud at one of the government s most troubled agenctes has detenorated mto 1be mosl recent brouhaha began when Gaffney dectded to launch a fraud mvesttgatton mto HUD s hous- an ugly war of recnmmal10n and mg ass1s1ance prorhctonc grams known Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. Susan Gaffney IS the mspcclor gen mternally as the eral of the Department of Housmg and urban fraud '"' ROBERT l WINGETT Urban Development Her JOb, as 11auve Gaffne} Publlaher Moller & , defined by Congress IS to be an mdc- wanted to focus her Anderson pcn<jent watchdog over HUD s varted prohe on Balumore actJvJtJes Havmg served as an IG tor New Orleans and San Franc1sco cltiC!\. CHARLENE HOEFUCH DIANE HILL more than two decades, she s the defi where puhhc housmg programs have General Manager Controller muon of a career bureaucrat alhett had well documented problems As Gaffney recently told a wn one whose JOb IS to keep other bureau crats honest gress1on.tl commntec he fore bcgm Andrew Cuomo as the secretary of nmg the probe she r,uscd w1th Cuomo HUD and one of the nsmg stars of the the fact that all three t thes h 1vc hi.Kk Dcmoaat1c partY He s the son of the mi.lyors wh~<:h rmght ac,nc a Jl'llcn chan!-lmatu.: lonner governor of New 11al perceptiOn problem York Mano Cuc)mo and recently Cuomo soud he wouldn t cxrc~.:t mamcd a Kennedy He s also won any problems wuh B.tlltill<>re and rave rcv1cws lor hclpmg to straighten New Orleans Gaffncv told the com out an agency that s hecn haunted by nllllcc But (San FranCISco) couiJ he rntsm.magcmcnt 1nd .st:andal as long a prohlem he sa1d bco;;ausc 1.:\ cr) tl11ng as anYone m Wa..,hmgton can rcmcrn m SF 1s pcru:1v~.:d m r<~LMI tcnn ' her But Gaffney satd that Cuomo told IIJ II.ICHARD CARELLI How lhcsc two came to logger her Well you II JU:-.1 h 1\e In go lor ;hsocoated Press Wrtter \\1\SHINGTON - I t was the Fnday he tore Elccuon Day tn 1992 when heads ts a tclhne: lesson m how the w.trJ At lu st lhe problems did~ t 1 usc 1 >Itt til New York church bought a full page ad m two newspapers urgong slmplcstoftssucs. . can get t,unlcd when part1S'mpoltUcs and race enter the many cychrows even wuh the l.oh:rs to rcJC~.:t Dcmouau~.: pn.:srdcnlral nnmtnec Bill Clmton on moral piCIUte all ccted parttcs B.tlllmorc Mayor gmunJs Clinton won anyway and the thurch late• was stnppcd of Its tax exempt ~----------~~--~~ Tax-exemption case involves politics, religion st UUs llt.J/IS because federal law says tax exempt gtoups must steer clear ol pdrUSc&n poljtlcs The reqUircrncnt ~.:an prc.\icnl dtlcmmas lor ~.:hurches whose mcmhus want the votes they - and others- cast to rclle~.:t thcu rcllgtous t:u nvu.:t rons Such vaned groups as the Internal Revenue Servtce, Pat Robertson s 1\mwcan Center for Law and Jusltce and 1\menc.ms Umtcd for Separauon ol Church and Stales olfcr dos and don IS gUidelines , Soon, a federal JUdge, Paul Fnedman wtll add to rh,n literature He must tlcculc whether the IRS was JUStified m revokmg the tax e.emptton of the Church at Pterce Creek tn Vestal NY In lis Chnslians Beware advertisement run 10 USA Today and The W,~<htngton Ttme~ the nondenom10a110nal Chnsttan church satd Clinton supported abort ton dtstnbuuon of condoms tn public schools and homosex u thl} Do we really want as prestdenl a man of thts character who suppnt1s th1 ~ lype of behav10r?' the ad asked Amc11cans Untied tor Separauon of Church and State ftled a complatnl "llh the IRS, and the lax agency 10 1995 took the exrraordtnary step of end tng the churchs tax exempuon I he Amencan Center for Law and Jusllce then sued the IRS contendtng II had vtolated the church's free speech and equal-pro1ect10n nghts ~ncdman presrded over lhe last m a four year scnes of court heanngs Thursday and satd he ts prepared lo dectde the case Dunng the hearmg, the JUdge asked what mtghl happen tf a churchs pastor endorsed a pohttcal candtdate from the pulpll on a Sunday Government lawyer Alan Swtrskt acknowledged the dtfficuhy facmg an IRS agent who ' n.:~.:ctvcs such a comp1amt Should undercover agents Stlthrough future sermons to dtscover tf tile g"l acllvtltes are repeated? Should the pastor be mterrogated under oath' ~ huulu church members be qutzzed about what they heard? All seem tnlrustve and troubl10g, but law and JUSiice center lawyer J.1y Sck ulow asked the Judge why the loss of a tax exempllon should be .my more p.tlatable tf the pastor later dectded to puhltsh and more wtdely dt s scliu n~tc Ius comments '. Euher the churches can say these thtngs or they can 1 Sckulow satd Alter the hcanng, Sekulow contended the case locuses on rehgtolfs ltb crty ~md the governments campmgn' to harass lntumdate and stifle the rree sllecch of "Chnsuan church and 11s pastor' Bur B.lrr¥ Lynn of Amencans Uniled accused Sekulow of argumg that dnttchcs uc above government scruuny Churches were never founded to lw political organtzauons Lynn sa td Saytng churches need not obey tax l ~ws IS .t completely bogus argument Some gu1dehncs for churches -- St.mtls on poltllcaiJssues - abortion or lcgahzcd gamhlmg lor exam pic - 11c pcnmss1ble bul endorsement or oppos1110n of cantllddtes based 1111thcrr voung patterns on such rssues ts not pcnn1ss1blc - Dtstnbutton of voter gutdcs IS pcrmtsstblc, tncludmg a eandtd.tte s lrncl 1ec11rd un ccnam ISsues But the gUides c.mnot encourage voters to SUI'I'"" or oppose any candtdate - Spnnsorshtp of candtdate forum s ts allowed but all leg ally qualtftcd c.Uidlll.ucs tor a gtven office should be m>ilcd and the questwns should be nonp.u11san and cover a broad range of 1ss ues Olcoutse churches that do not want to comply wuh the federal tax laws 1rc fn.:c to ~we up the1r tax exe mpuon s • f:Oil OR'S NOTE- Rtchard Carelli covers the Supreme Court and lc~:d issues for The Associat~d Press Today in history By The AssoCiated Press r<KI.Iy IS Munday Nov 2 the 306th tlay ol 1998 There arc 59 days left Ill the year Today s Htghh ght 111 l-l" t"ry ftfly years ago on Nov 2 1948 PreSident Truman surpnsed lhe experts h;J hc111g re elected tn a narrow upset over Repubhcan challenger Thomas E Dewey On thts date In lnl Gcn George Wtshmgton tssued hts Farewell Address to the Army ncar Pnncclon N J In 1795, the lith preSident of the Umted States James Knox Polk was horn m Mecklenburg Co~nty N C In IKftS the 2Yt h prestJcnt 01 the Untied States Warren Gam.11iel Hard mg wus born ncar Corstca Oh1o • ht I KK9 Nurth Dakota anu South Dakot,l h~camc the 39th and 40th o.;! ttc'io In 1'117 Brtlt>h f'llretgn Sccrct"ry Arthur Ballour expressed support for t n tltonal horne lor the Jews ot P.tlcstwc m what came to he known Js I hl BIll our Dcdarat10n h! 1920 rad1o ..,J Hton KDKA m Ptttshurgl1 hro.u.kust returns from the fltnftn~ ( ux pn:\H.k ntllll dcclum hi ICJ lO lfculc Sdc1s'o tc w 1~ t: rownctl emperor ol Elluop!.t fn IIJ H How.uU Hu~hc!>. r lloh.:cJ ht.., hu ge woo<.lcn .urp lnnc known .ts tlw Sf1fUt.:l! 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Williamson Sr. iN CoNDOC1ifol6 THiS iM~ac!oiMeMT i~UiRY, I WiLL ~GUtPE!P ONL.Y ll'( MV C<>NSC.teloiGt:. -- Kurt Schmoke saod through a dmg m return for btgger budgets and spokesman that I don't lhonk ractsm more leeway than other !Gs Her cnl mouvatcs HUD onvesttgattons In tcs say Congress has deliberately hght of the scrutmy under whtch Con rgnored ptJtcnt1al problem!-. m hrr gress places HUD 111s to be,expccted office. such as an audu allegmg finanthat HUD would place Similar scruu Cial mismanagement 1 ny on local housing aulhonues ' Compoundtng mancrs for Gaffney Th~t was last spnng Su months IS a recent compl!nnt filed aga111<1 her later the ungmal fraud Jmuauve hes 10 b) a staffer m her office who alleges shambles and Gaffney IS fightmg for that he was dented a promotiOn her JOb atmd charges ul ractsm hecause of ra<:c HUD has lured two charges that arc hemg encouraged pmmmcnt law fimlS lO Jn\ CSUgate the tmphculy by HUD offictals them complamt at a cost of $50 000 each sel•cs ~ven Schmoke who 111111ally far more than lhe avcr'agc LOSt of Jtdn 1 mond the mvcsugatoon recently $3 675 that HUD typtcally pays to bl,tsled the mqutry as hemg t.unted mvcsugate suc h clatms HUD offic~als h) ISSUeS of rate and poiJtiCS defend the CXJX'nse 4.:Jilng the 'om Cuor:no's spokeswoman Karen plcxny of the case and Gaffney s Htnton sh trply dtsputcs Gallncy s 1promment rank te stimony 1 hat convc-rsatton Souri.:c"' clo"c w the suuauon tell us (between Cuomo and Gaffney) never that Cuomo s off KC rcu::ntly tiiL:d to took plnt.:c sh~.: 10ld our asscx:Jatc ktll tv. n l·nrds v.1th one stone hy offer Ashley B.1kcr That " a complete tng G.tflncy .1 J cal she VIUidn t refuse fJhno;;aiJOn .111d 1s absolulclv false ' At a recent lunL:h mcctmg HUD s But when '" rdaycJ Hmton s general u mnscl told the top lau yer at o;;omments hack In (Jaffncy she stuc.:k the IG s office that tht..: dtst.:nmmallon hy her \CStl!llOil) llld VlfNfOU!<.Jy lumplalnt would he '*ttlcd 1! GaHncy den1ed th,n r.~t.:c w L~ 1 fador tn se lect Igreed lO rcstgn Jllc IG ~ i.:OUn!-.d \\.,IS mg the three utlc!<. !Old th.1t G.tffnc) :-. toh nught 1hcn go lo hear other HUD offic t tls tell 11 In the "ilmc of flu tl whn f1lcJ tht.: d1s hO\\.o;;VCJ Gallm:v has f~1llen umlcr the i.:rii11Jnat1on CII!Hplainl spell of the .1dmm1slr::ttHm s Republt So what nhuut the urh tn ft tud !Jll i.:an opponenL'i 111 Congress usmg her t) ,lll\c you ask 1 mvesllg.tllve powers to do lhclli b1d W1thoul support f1om Cuomo the 111111111\ c had no t:han<.:e So G,ll]ncy l:h,mgcd her sclccltOn L:rttcna to UH, MR C/t3iRIYfatl, mdudc ntorc -;uburhan .m::.ts IIH.:Iud YO'JR CONSCiENCE! mg. some th.H ,trc run hy Repuhltcans JUST ~Pf'ep 01anks In tht~ utt>ccmly food ftght the urhan fraud 111\tJatl\ c· IS now 16 PoiNT$. known as th~.: hous111g fraud tnltl.l I I d1d not o;;om nut a murder th.u I knc" nothm g about a mur~ der th.ll I h,ld nothmg tu do With 1\1 Hentoff cs had 1ec.J tllcd 1hc1r I ast the AI,Jh~lml Coutt ol ApJ1C tis released McMtllt.tn ll11ee Wltn~:ss t~.:stnnony met the p1osccUI01s fmtlly ag1cnl lh 11 th~.: ~: asc h.u.l hcen lO usc a dd1~.: He cuphcmJslll llll'ih,mdl cd ;~> The late Henry Sc/IWat tschtl\1 who spent much ol hts hie wnt tn g md Witnessing ag unst t:<lf>Hal pun " hmctll used 10 s,ly platnly th at 1 he d~.;dth penally ought to bl! l!lnn 1111tcd because lmm an hcmgs arc ta l lihlc Sup1 c11w Co urt Jusuce HMry Bl,~ekmun lmall y dectdcd \hit so long as he w.1s on the Court he \\Ould no longc1 linke r With lh~_: m,u..: luncry ol death b~:I.'.IUSC th&: tecord showed how r.mdomly due p1m.:css comes 11110 play 111 dc~Hh pen 1lty c.lses Just as ~1 n ,.CXetUIJOn WltiTIJUI s ll~:gu uds 1s unnti.:Cptahlc Blntk. mun cmph.tsJzed so too 1s 111 t.:xc a .' • 38"151;--Clnclnnlll ..........,.--_.... .... 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Amer 11.::an Leg1on w11l ha\t! an oyster sup per on Tuesday at 7 p m followed by thetr regu lar meeung Pomona Grange meell ng Mt!IJS County Pomona Grange w1ll meet m regular sess1on FnJay 7 30 p m at the R.1cme Grange Hall A II memhers urged to auend Eiectton dmner An Electwn Da} luncheon wtll be served on Tue..,day by lhe v.omt.:n ol the Grace Church llomem.1de soups sandwli.:hes 41nd dt:!<...,Cr:h Will he served from II am unul 3 p 111 .ttthe pansh hall PTO meet1ng E,.,tern Element.try PTO wtll meet at 7 p m on Moml~ty 1n the- \ Forest Run election dmner An electton day dtnner wtll be held at Forest Run Untied Methodtst Church w11h homemade vegetable brocoli and be.tn soup ~ sandwiChes and desserts Servmg II a 111 to 6 p m Take out orders avatlable school calt:torlttlll Chn:-itllM.., h~t l..l ar J\ Chmtmas b IZa.tr wtll be hdd Dec 5 Hospital news Holzer Med1cal Center Dts<harges Oct 30 ksste Lan drum Belv.1 St 11en James Gtbbs Walter Gr,,y Don 1ld M.trcum Glen Chesler electu)n dmner na Sheward Mrs ' Russell EJw.trds Chester Untied MethodiSt Church .md son .mJ Carmi! Jnhn ... on w1ll have .tn e\ecuon d 1y dmner v. tl h Dtscharg.s Oct 31 ~b Kent serv mg begtnnmg at II a m Menu Stt.: vcns and 1w1 n son and d lllghtr:r mcludes h Hn loaf soup and sand Len 1 Drn(!eso,; 111J Jtthe Pt:nlue w'1che.., Buth ~11 tnd M" Jt1hn Llpon (i tLt_lll<r Pt Pic,, In I 1\ vI Sc1p10 Tnwnsh1p Trustees 01st:harg~s Nu\ I M1o., John The Sctpto Town,htp Bo.trd of Lt: pt)rt .u1J d.tUghl~r Rhond t H.mt Tru ... rees w1ll meet WednesJdy 6~1 0 mond M.tr~.ut:l \\h1te Ktmhcrl) p m at the Pagev ille To~n Hall H.1wl ~..:y mJ fn:-.t.m S.tundt..:r.., Btrth Mr .md Mrs • Ttmothy Rutland Townshtp :rrustees Campbell daughter Btdwell The Rutl.md Township Trctstees w1ll me.:t m r.:gular se~s10n Tuesday 6 p m at the Rutland Ftre St.lllon Local briefs - - ' \ t t Man cited in one-vehicle accident Star Grange meeting" Star G1 mge 778 wtll meet 111 ft!,g uiM sessiOn Stuurd,l) 6 ~() p m with .1 potluck supper lollown l hy the re 0 ular mcet tn g 1t X p 111 All members urged to tttend Two-car accident reported A Shawnt!'e man wa., tltt!d followme a two t..:ar ao..:udent nn . . t::ue Rnute 1 at TupP<'" Platns Fnda) around 7 p m Rand) D Merckle 37 Moxahala. was stopped watttng to make a lett tum tnlo a parktng lol when h1 s 1991 Dodge slatlon Y.ag_on ""a.., >truck from hehmd by a 1994 Ford Eo;con dnven by Thomas P Colvm 41 Shawnee accordmg to a Metgs Counrv Shenlfs Department report ~ ed D.am:..tge to Merck le ~ car was listed as hght to moderate wh1le Colvm"' car ,u ... tameU hea\ y damage Ihe report ~tated Colvm was ut ed una charge ol la1lure to mamtam assured dear distance No immediate military action likely against Iraq WASHINGTON (APl - The CltniOn aUmmlslrLilJon appears ready to let the U N Securuy Counctltake the lead m umfrontmg Iraq over the o;;ountry s rd U"ial lo pcrmn mspec· t1ons tor weapons of ma..,.., de:-itruc (lOll Top nallonal seouruy ollictal s met at the Wh1te How.e lor a ser.::ontl day Sunday 10 work on a re,pon>e to lra4 s defiance and there sec:med hi 1k r.::hann· ol an immedmte mllnary re:-.ponse 1 he olftcw ls were to meet agmn tod.ty lr tq Jb mned U N mspccllon teams from 11.orkmg m the country Saturday after the Secunty Counctl renewed tis relu...,LII to hit ecunom1c sanctions agamst Iraq The coun<tl then demanded unammously that Iraq reverse the ban Fr,mce and Russ1a counc1l mem bero,; that have taken more lement pthltlono,; on rti!"laxmg [he sanc tJOns m the pa ... t lumly rebuked lfi.l4 and c tiled tor complt.mcc wtlh the U N Spt:Ull Comllll:-.:-iiOn known as UNSCOM I pcrson,tll) am very pleased that lht: U N Snunty Counul tncludtn~ . . nmc.: po..:opl~.: lthou~ht h.1J been a lu 1 1~.: tokr<.~nt wtth h1m tn lht: past 'lron.d v o;;omkmned \\hat he dtd Prc . . uJcnt C li nton~ Ltd man mtervtew Sund tv wtth Amen\..:,111 Urban R,u.ho Nt:'l\\ork .. Clmton w.IS bneted but dttl not 1ttend the nketmg ul h1 s .tdVJSI!rs No ttldttlim.ll U S lnrc(!s were ht!mg move~ In the Pcr\l,l!l Gulf JC..! Itlll utd US lurccs had not been pi ~eed on .tlat salll ,1 Pent.tgon spoke:-; m,Ln N 11) I t Cmdr 1\nthony Cooper I ustmasler Send rrddrC\.S Scnun~l correct ton.~ We .1re not g..Jmbllne .md we ,tre not see~tng l:<>nlrontdtJon Az1z s.ulr "" CNN For Meigs County! News Hotline News Hotline News Hotline 992-2156 David Ohio Valley Pubhsbt'"lg Company Second class postaac p~~u.l at Putnc uy Ohro Mem~r The A~'iliCtJI~.:d Prcn and 1bc Ohio ~cw~papcr Assoctatton ;Jntly m~hm Endorsed by Senator Mike DeWine & Many Top Southern Ohio Prosecutors & Sheriffs ' to The I I Court St Pomeroy otuo 45769 SUBSCRIPTION RA1 ES By Carrier. or Motor Roote 1 One Week One Monlh One Year. ..$2 OC S& 70 S 104 00 SINGlE C..JP\' PJ:ICE 35 Cenl! ;'!Uhscrlbcrs not Ucsumg 10 j'!IV lh" earner may remit m adnnce cJJrect to ~tJPa ly Scnlmc1 on • three s1x or 12 rr'l.lnth ba~s. 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Trinity Church Election Day Luncheon When: November 3, 1998 Where: Trinity Church Menu: Soups, Sandwiches, Homemade Cookies and Homemade lee Cream Price: Donations Appreciated • Dden..,e Secret.1ry Wtll1am Cohen sa1d umlaleral U 5 rmlttary acllon ; agam ..l lr..tq has ulway!<. been an upuon we could pur:-.uli! but we • prefer lo act through our alhe\i .H1d .. ~ with our allies 1f we ha\C to take any oiCIIOn at all fhe preleren<e " to keep It • cxat.:t l; where 11 1.., today a l:ontest • between lra4 and the Umted Nauons Cphen told reporters at Andn!\.\ .., A1r Fort:e R 1-.c JU"I uuhuJe. w.lshmgton .liter h~ tl:lllrllt:d from an aboned tnp to A~I:J 1 he ht:-.t thtng 1s tor S tdJam (1-luso.,em the lrarn • prcstJenl) to cpmpl) 1\llh these agreemenls Cohen Secreta" of State Madeleme Albnght CIA Dtrei:to~ George Tenet. und the presrdent s natiOnal sec urll} ad' tser. Sand~ Berger m!i!l at the Wh tie House lo rev1ew the slluatton and appropnate ac uon ,a td While House ..,pnke"'m.m D~1 vtd Lc I\) , Undr:r an agreement rc!.lCht!d With lr.1q at the end ol the 19Y I Gull W.tr (he UNSCOM te.ut~> mu'i cently th.u' Baghdad has destro)ed a ll t(s we.Ipon.., ol m.1ss de ... trm twn be l ore the Sccuruy Couuctl c.m lift the ceo nom1t s IIKIIO!ls th lt \\t:fl.! lmpO:'\eJ .!Iter lr.1q lllvaJed Kuw llllnt llJYO lr 14i deputy prune nllnJ!<.t~r T~mq Az1z rept".1ted .KCU\,1\Ions Sunda)' th.ll UNSCOM " work tng Htr the CIA. md the Mn ... .., u.i I he lo,;raeh mlelhgence .IJt!n...:) .tnd s.tid fhe cou nCil was m.mtpul ••ted hy Wash - -evtry aftcrnonn Monday th100gh Fttday Ill Co>lrl Sl Pomcmy 0hH1 hy lh~ • N,, IOJune' 'tA..erc rt!ported follow1ng a on~ \ ehl( le alt.: u.J.ent around I 0 dnd. lfH, IIIUrlllng on Loop RuacJ '" Rutl •.tnd r~)\lt.-O ... htp JnemJ J Pu:rcc. 20 Rutland wa' ea . . tboum.J Lin\ Ill!! a IWK (he\ rtllc!l BJaJc!r \.\ ht!n he '"''control nt the \ eht(,;le maL un e a...:~.:ord 111. tn a Mot~' County Shertlf, Oifice report The 1ehtde "<nl off tht: n •hi >.1de of the road and O\er an embanL.menl rolled and e<.~me to rl!-....t on It' lop I k " "'u1~J on a ...:hargl! ol fatlure to t.,;Onlrol the rt:port "IJted ·-· (USPS 213 j601 Community Newspaper lloldlngs .nc Published 4 I0 a m Sunda} slate Routd 38 Racme LarrJ Powell treated at the Meigs announcements The Daily Sentine1.' Datly By Dian VUU?VICh get .my crcdu tiM cump.my could Junk bond Tund>• havc taken some wtntl up 111 .1 Jam m wh~eh th ey b1g h1ts dunng the lt.:ccnt 111arkcttur wouldn l be .1hlc to m.tkc tuncly mml But that doesn t mc.m tht.:y 111\cJ cst md pnno;;1p.1l p lVlll~,;nts on ought to he left lor dead the honds they h.1 vc tssucu Junk hond s hcha>e snnilarl y to But Ncg11 Jocsn t thmk th tt kmd small i.:Ompany stocks They ve got nl prohkm lies thl:.ld Whtle we a n sk clement to them lhat can he do o..::x.pc~,.:t sluwc1 eu1nomJ...: ~1nwth awlully rew.trd111g or awlulty ugly lh tough I he rcma111dcr o l th~s y~..: 11 • dcpendmg upon the mmkct cydc ,mJ mto next yc,lr lht..: mu:-.t 1mpur' and market cond1110ns As n hybnd sccurn; they tr~_: now g1vmg off hdkr 11Run1c th 111 .1 govcrnlncnt hund Consequently l11gh ytcldmg honds hold appe tl l11r mvcstot s who w.tn l mcomc .md Il l: w1lhng to tn\~st 111 lower 11,ttcd 11nttlung 1s 1h tt \\~don tt.:xpcu th;: fl~ CJ 11\i.:OtlH.: Sl:l:Ufllll: S to k!ll 11 shmllnwn to h~.: d~..t.:p n 11 1111 . ., 0.1\uJ Ncg:T1 JllllllniJo lll dll .lgt.:t pomt IOil:Sl:l: .llc.:u:..,sHtn hc: 'tys ol Opp~..:n h ~o: llll i.:r s C'h 1mp1on B lrl} Evan' 1 11xo..: lllnLOnh.: Income.: lunJ a h1gh y1~.:kl bond su 1to..:g1st lo1 John H HH.. ock I umJ.., JunJ 'i I)S liMt t h~..: 1\l:r\l!l: h1gh 1~ 1 c~.:s And ts 1 I Ill nlllll! l' yJdd111g 1 }lcldtn~ bond has Jl:ouron \ 1cld u l Hlllds h~.: s.l)'i th \1 lll\~.:..,\lH~ 1r1.: llliUild Jf <;j pt:1ll:l11 lhl:'i'.: J~)S ho..: 111g p uti l{lJ thl: ""k thn 1r~..: t 1k 1 hat s hundreds nl h.tsls points 111 for mtn; Jl)\~,.:'ihHs 1\ s 11m o..: JUIUt.:l th 111 ) tclds un t11pk A r.1\...:d tn bu; hnnd" With Ih..: I u.l "!('l:Ullllltl:lt ' l l l\1.. 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N C and Gayle Atwell of Cary N C 16 ~randchtldren ore great grand,on a brOther T A W1lltam...on Snuthsu.le He was preceded 111 death by hts v. tfe, Syh ta Eckard \Vtlham,un Servtces wtll be Wedne,da) II 10 am at the Beech Htll Unued and Paul Chap Method"! Church South"de "uh the Re1 s Bubhy man otfictaung Bunal wtllloll<>w 111 the Wtlltan"<m f 1mtl} Cemete') Fnends may call Tuesday 2-4 and b-9 p m at the Deal Funeral Home Po1nt Pleasant and at the church one hour pnor 10 \eT\ 1u!.., In lteu ol llow crs memonal contnbuhons may be made to the Beech Htll Un11ed Method!'! Church Mamtenance Fund c/o Cheryl Supple South"de W'""'' ' But more trouhlmg 1s the precedent th 1"' cp1sodc sets for the !Utonomy of luturc mspcuors general throughout the government Says a Republican scn.tte staff er who s monlhHeU the s1t uauun I ve hcen dmng tins (housmg ovcrs1g ht) for foUl years ~md thr s IS some of the mos[ OrstUihmg testimony I 1e heard Its like shes hcggmg for help Jack Anderson and Jan Moller are wnters £or Umted Fe-dture Syndtcate, Inc cut1on when the co ndemned pnsoner to ml!.:nslly lawsutls tu secure media can prove thal he ts mnoccnt The acce ss to tnllldlcs .lncss that IS ~.:xec:ut1on ol c1 pe1son who can show getung l1.1rdcr to g~.:t Pnson oll1c1als th at he 1s tnnoc ent i.:Omcs penlously prcft..:l th 11 the faces md pdrllcular dose to sunple murdt:r lnstoncs ul the condemned not be Smcc the prcsuJent and Congress w1ddy known C lJl ll tl purushmcnt l~<~ve wnh lew exceptions now lqm:tHms best wh~..:n 11 becomes IOU l11n11ed an 1nm~ltc of de1th row to" line .md hardly my one knows the o,; mglc )C.IT to find a federal court to 11 Ull t.:S the depdTICd IC"IC\V h1 s l:OllV ICIIOn 01 SClltt:TlCC I hctl 1s tlso a proJC<.:I to c1e.ttc .t thcsc :-. tmpl c muttlero,; Wi ll mr.::n.:usc l:tlllt.ll d.tt tb.t.se to rnu1d d!lcgdlttms I he Co nf erence on W10nglul ol otliC I II llllSUJill.lu~.:t I (;XpCt:l th,\1 Ctm\ KtU\Ils .md the De 1th Pcn,llly 1n \\Ill tndu r..k not on ly rwset:UIOI s Nmc111hc J will h~tn.lly he limned to \\ ho \\lthhnlt! cxurlr t1my evidence stones hv tM e L 1zaru scs of our ttm e hul .!l so illhu lllhu:ls ol I he o;;nul\ 1 hl: 10COII CUIIeitt SCSiilOllS ,mJtlliCC su~. h l!<. lll~.:pl mdlfklt:nl dclensc pkllll) SC:-iSill ll S UJ1JIJKIUdc Sp&.:Li f t1ttHnt..:ys who lui to p1esu11 t.:sst.:n li.: \V,\VS IO IC~LliC lll<Hc Vli..:tllltS uf ,1 lltl t.:\ 1<.knco..:: Ill ddcno,;~..: of the11 system 111 wfuth 1 KC and class go ,, t..:llt..:llls \C J) lon g Wdy 111 ddc..:rnnnmg who 1.., I ht.:JC LISl:d to ht: ]l:SOUILI: UIIICI S killed hy the sltte II OU ild th~o.: COUll( !) wht: ll.: l..:~i.:rl \Vh.ll FMI II\;Ul.!rlv lll!Cicsts Ill!..: IS ~..:IKL:d d~-:.1111 pcntlt) I<~Wyl:rs Wt.:rc lhe Sl:SS IU ll 011 llC\\1 JniiJa i i\ CS 'iU(.;h 'iOillc\llllC~ .1hk: to ple\Ct\1 the sl IIC .111 st.:ttlllg up ,1 n.tllon.tl ne t" ork of l1o111 murdc.:1111 g lllllUccnt p~..:oplc I \W schools to wn1 k on hc..:h 1ll ol tl1c Co n g~t.: ss l ook. ~w\y ! 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Ois \\ holdle uted gm...:1nmcnt :;e nd morc pl.:oplc tn ly Ill I 1\01 ol tht' Lk 1th p~.:n tit ; l\\ 111 then cXc\;UIIOII dates some o l It w1ll br.: r nl cr~.:stmg to s~.:~..: wh;1t lhem ~.:o unt then 1e111 un111~ d.tys tc.:k\ l'iiOIIlO\I..:I.l~L II til\ th..:1...: wtl l Wl lhout ,\c~,:css to l,nvycrs l1c.: ,)j the Nov 11 1~ ~.nnktt:lllu of At p1 ~-:se11t the! e me 3 c; mt:n Ill th-.: llliHKr.!II IS Al.1h IIlli \\ho will soon h..:: hl1ng N.tt Hentoff IS a natronally thl: lr hahw1.., corp us ,1ppcdls wlthnul renonncd author1ty em thc Fust lcgal1ep1cscntatJon Amcndmmt .tnd the resl o£ the !loll lh c.: Nmthwcstern Unl\Cistty of Rt~ht s Ltw Sdwo l conl c1cm.:c .ti s(~ Jnll:nds • U.nsfleld 30'/44" IHO Not dead yet: Saved from death ~ow Not dead yet Saved from death row By Nat Hantotf A recent column by Mtch.lel Kelly a JOurnaltst I respect began As one who whulehcanedly sup ports capual pumshment (The Washtngton Post Oct 14) Hts enthuSiasm tor the death penalty mtght he somewhat tempered tf he and other champ1on s of the ultimate sentence choose to attend a most unusual gathcnng nf rcsu 1rcctcd mmales ol De,Hh Row They wtll assemble du11n c 1 Nauonal Conference on Wronglul Convtcllons and the Death Pcn.tlty to be held Nov 13 IS .1t Nmth\.\estetn Univelslly School of Law m Ch1i.:d go Also present will be fmensJc su cnt1sts mvcst1gaturs attmncys lu1 the condemned and JOurnalists who arc not wholehcallcdly devoted 10 the death penalty There have been prcv1ous i.:Onicl cnces on the death penalty hut what makes thts one smgular wtll he the presence ol .ttlcast 31 of the 74 men who have been sentenced to dll.: suu:c the return ol capital pumshmcnt 111 1976 - but have been treed bee msc lhcy were wrongfully convicted One of them Walter (Johnnv D ) McMtlltan was conv tclcd 111 19HK He notes ' I was sentenced to d1t.: 111 the clcctrrc chmr and spent ne.trlyslx years on dc,lth row m Alabam.1 awanmg exe(.: UtJon lor a murder tiMt PA • ----- (I\ e I • The Darly Sentmel • Page 3 Prizes Refreshments Free Candle with Purchase (while supplies last) New Scents, New Crocks Alot of Snowmen!! Credit Cards Accepted Layaway Available Tm CouNTQY CJ\Nl ;u 611UP Rt. 124 Mmersvtlle , 992-4559 Oh1o �• • 1 ~ports The Daily Sentinel · Page4 Monday, November 2, 1998 Broncos edg~ Bengals 33-26 to stay unbeaten; Vikings fall Elv.a~ ~.: nmeonc-d Vau~hn Jlebron \ hlt )l' L..c:J punt 1t'llo a ' :!5-)ard tout·hdnv.n r·'" ttl Ed McCaffr~)Be lor~ Da\ 1..,· tin;..rl toul..'hJo"n "Hh 5~ ...CJ.:om.l ... left. the Bengal ... (:! 6J tl ~ll II ill 2h "llh Nc:d o·Dllllntll \ lh 1rd l o ul'h~o"'n pa". a u nc-~arc.l thro\\ to Man.:o BaltagiHL and :J twH- NFL roundup By The Associat!!d Press Jo"'1'o NFL lt:m' ar~ l tn(' Go1n2 1010 Sundt.~)· ga m,:..., De n· "er anJ M1nn..:"''a \~t:-r • unth.:'h:Jti!'J . \\hil~ \\-.a,h•n grnn ;Jnt.l (;.~mlma h;.u.l 0-7 f~l'( 'fd... . pomlt: m 1Vt"f\IOO Wllh 1:54 k•Jt. '" I lhuur hr we mighl h;_we s~.:ored llul th< R<d,J.in, :mJ Panth<r' ~ndhJ talir.. tho11 l h~\' llll !!hl he't:mne Ill<> <.~rl y . · Cincinnati coach Bruc·c Cthl~ l 'aid, r~ferring (o , Elw a~ \ lourth-quartt,!f hi , lor) . "It'' heen 4.1 "h 1le 'me~ "c · \l' h.td on~ Ill..~ tht ... " ....tit! El\\a)o . "h onHII plelt:'d .all lu ur nt h1., fo urth-ljuarta the NFL·, liN 0-lti tean1. and Tama , c;.m: 'Ur\1\ t'J Bucs 27, .Viking.' 24 T.1.mpa B& t). 'h.1J il lt";:un·recHnl :!~0 )arJ, ru-.hmg. and lt)ok lhe ka.J on ~11L.. e Af ,tult"' ..,, , _\- ard luudHinwn ru n \\lth 5·-t Htn go . "A lot ol people were 'J) Jng \\t! p:ts"'c' for f'I.O yard,. " I(, . . mnl.' llu n ~ llL~t!l l ~d ~~ n~ w quanerh;.ll'l or \\C \\ t" proh~1hl y needt"d \\'~ hadn -1hct.:n' needed ..,t-l ntt" i'Nien..,IVt: l m~ml!n . " in 11"1.11 ... uua t ltlO. \ \'hen )~ )u ·n.- nut "-i.IIJ Al .. ttUI. \~h o. r.mli lracar~c-r- hig h play111g ~d l. you · \'e ~~~~ lo lind ,1 wa) 12X ~ .mf.., All \\-e h.1d ro do "il" go to v. in. .. o ut t h..:r~ anJ e ,x..:~.:u t\! ... W; mid~ Dunn ~ J1net.l 11 .5 yartJ,_ PJ B a~ ·, tJf!".:n ...~ reJ )\ J lt:n~d to he;.~ I thl!' V1llnt!" :! 7-2-' . And 1h1! pov.erful Rroncu' 0(-0t "" ~" Orll•.uh 17; \\.'~t .. hm!! ton :! I Ytlrk G1ant' 14 . Arr; o nJ. 17 l.ktrnll 15. Jad .,omille -t :'. Bo.~lti morl.' llJ. BuJfodo .'0. Mi ~1mi ~ -1-. Ne " I ng l.tnJ ~I . lnd l;..mapuh . . ltl: r\t i J.ntu ;\7. \t I I 'Ill ' 15: T t'n n~...'C!C: ~I . Pilh· hurt! h J J: NJ'\'., Yurt.. Jci, 1H. Kan"'a' Cu, I 7. ~1111.1 Oat..I;JIUJ J 1 Sl.'at lle 1~ {h h..'~H!O an,J " ''" lJ1e ~u "cr~ ulf D.1lla' 1, ..a1 Ph1lade" lphi a~I0111_g h1 '.l l.' \\ ,1, Jo hn Eh\a~ rekmdled h1' fo urth · quarter magic. l c~din g Demer lo three.' tuul'hdm~o n ~ tn the fin<..~l pe-ruld of a :U-26 \ ll:'IOry over Cmcmnau Terrel l D"'"· \\hOru,hed lor 149 ran two ;md fiv e y;mh for fuurth -4uarter touchdown, and )JHI"i . .. ~1\lng Tampa Ba~· t-1-fJ '"o run~r' in a gamc: fur th( time in fr.an~.:hi~ h1,lory IOUfir ...t ) an.J Randall Cunningham wa-. out ' tanding in defeat for vi~iting M •n ne ...ola l? - 1), Lnmplel mg 21 of :!5 pa"'"<' fur 2') I ,vanh o.nd IWH 10ud1 - do"'"'· Red•kin<ll , Giants 1-J r At Landu,·er. M<l .. Sk ip H ic~Haf­ ncd li\c tim~:' for '5() }an.h. indut..l ing '' lour-yard IUU\:hduwn run. in 1he n ~nm g dn\'\! of lhc ~c HnO hall 111 ~i n: Wa_, hington 41-7 ) a 1 1-7 Icat! Tr~n l Green. re- prommcd tt l the , larltng job :..&fter Gu, Frc:mue \ lll'·•mal game two v.ed. , ago. W <l' ~ 1-ut- 11 lor 225 yard:' and ' cored the ReJ,J...in-.' li r' t touchdtm non a nne-van.l but he wao,; inte-n.:epter..l twice Packers 36, 49ers 22 Brett Favre thre w thrcl! more lnh!n.:eptidns. ~I V Ifl g hun 14 '" the LJ!<ot li ve gamco,; . blll he ,,;onnect eJ with Antomo Frer:m.an f()f tmll:hdnwn play, ol XII anJ n2 yarJs Alter blowing a lo-ll l<ad and fallin g hehind 2 ~ · 1'1. the Puckers reg roup~J in the second half with a hlit zing. NFL sta11dings MAC standings AMERICAN CONFERENCE , ' Ium Ea~t e rn lYLI&CI:J:A lkl!t alo M1.1mi New Engl,md N Y JL1~ lmli :mapo1l s ... illw M/I. R.!I.' HALI 18K 162 "'Mranu 'i ~ U 62'i 11M 1® ll owl m ~ Gr~t:ll _ :'i l 0 62~ 19 1 I ~X OHIO " :<; ~ 0 6 2 ~ IR6 1\9 !\krnr1 7 0 12 ~ 12X 21-4 K~n • :'i ~ 0 6 2 0 750\ 2()1) IIi:\ P1mhurgh 51062~ 1 '17 14 1 Tt:nnessec:: 4 4 0 SOO I ~ S I ~7 Ral t1morl" 2 6 0 250 121 179 l /) 0 2'i0 l'il 219 CIN CINNATI 'i ' Den vct .. Wt~lrrn Onkl.mt.l K.m s.1s Cl tv . Sl·aulc . 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Wi.h t: tmlpkh:d lim r yard ' -.hort o l Ihe ( rhl / one "innm ~ Cardin al' 17, Lions 15 J~tk t> Plu mrn~r dm\ n pt.i,..,e, and <.t :'i~·);m.J rem.u r un ~. ~ a t IJl.'l roi t tiei J lhrev. h\o tour hN!!J nl.!) 1-:rd.. r:d j (lt!' goJI \\tlh 1 46 ldtm -!.! An ton.t to f1r"-l fu ll', y et \I ICIOI) l'Otn tnlttec.l li ve tu rn m-- er~ ~ M;~ rk Hru ndl Th~ Oil~" ( -'-~' led -' 1-15 umil rumcta~ r<placeu Kordell ~rke Palrioh 21 . Colis 16 . Drew Bkd"!< burned Jeff Burri' on a 63-yard touchdow n pa." to Tony Sunmon 'i '-'" New England won at lndianapoli>. . Bum . . ~a' a low1 ca lled for two pa.~s intc!rfcrent..·e penaltie' that ...et up touchtluwn' for Ihe P~.u r iot' (5·3). Peyton Manning compkl<d a "'a- ..c.Ht-h1gh JO pa '\'~ for 27X fur the Colh mdudmg two t ou<:~Juwn pao,;..,. e.... But the la.. t twtJ inJ 1ana'pn li' Uri \1:\ ende d wi th tntqc eption'i by .-\ Law~t! r Mi lloy. Mann ing·:-. NFL- hrgh 15th anJ ln1h. Falcons 37, 1Rams 15 A t Atlanta . hnu l An de rson ru... hcJ lm a c lrt:'t'r-high 172 )'anls und ~o.cort.:LI thrc:c touc hdowns and Chri' C h,anJic r. ..,li.Jeh ne"d lao,;l week hy it . , h,1uldr: r mj ury. threw fur 2J 6 )arr.J , and two .. core' fo r the F<.~ kvn s Ul -.2) C h•md k r <tl !-~o threw an 1n1 en.~ e,-. . . tion that Ry;m · M -;_·N e ll returned :n ya rdo.; for a touctaJown for St. Louis <2·6). Jets 20, Chiefs 17 John Hall krcked a 32-yard lield ~pa l a~ time ex pired . gi ving New York the Vll,.'tory at Kansas City, it ' 237 ) '""' anJ three touchd ow ns. Fred T<.~ y lor scnr,cd lwr ce .tnd li nio,;hcd !!ames. The Jet ' 15-J-1 moved into a tourway tit! utop the AFC East and hand- wrth X7 yard< ""hrng. Oilers 41, Steelers 31 ed th e Chrds (4-4) their third straight lo«. all sr nce qu art<rback Elvrs Wd 'i I 1 - l o r- 20 lor SteY. :.art in the fourth 4uarter amJ Jed t"n hJm.: hdown driw,_The Steelers (5·.11 ""'at hom< fur the fi" t time m I I game' • Steve! 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I l~ l. r l 1n m.1 St r. lc \,l'>litlll tll\'rn4 J ( ntlnhlw)!Sl 2 1 k ~.J, · I I I'.tiP 1(1 !1 111.111 I I \\')o>ttllll)! q In,, Cliir\lt.Jil 27 'J 11 ' ~ : tr \\l' ' ' 1\11 I ll lc< l l s,,utlt>. t n 1\1. 1h 7 •\tll l' H.I IX. O tl '~il ll I \1 1111tl.t 'i l IK \V ,I• Iuu!-!111 11 ~~ ~1\ C.., Nnrthll il )!<' 2ft W, h1·1 ~~ Ill ' Call Me For Details! Karl Kebler III, CPA Invest ment and Tax Consultant 740-992-7270 Sccu rtttllS ort crcd through H D Ve ~ l l nvc~lnlcn t ScL:untu:s Inc Ad v t ~nry Scrv1c cs offered t ln uugh H D. Ve:-;1 Ad visory Scr v u."C~. Inc. 6333 Norlh Stnte llighway 161, Fourth Floor, Jrv mg TX 73038-(974) BJ0-6000 f2~ Pa1 d for by Evans for Appelhue Judge, Jean Saunders, l'rea, 436 Second Ave .. Galhpolil, OH 4~631 ·\ To The Citizens of Meigs · County q You Don't Need To Be Rich To Start. Invfsting, But You Need To Start Investing For A Chance To Be Rich. !'o.oJU ih\l l ' l Nt~ i t li ' l l·!i..t>]l Owners or agents of Pomeroy rental housing units, inspection permits are required per Pomeroy Ordinance #622 ' I by November 15, 1998. Penalties will be assessed after this date. ') ' Wdlt.un ,1;: t.l.lt\ I I II.""Pll"l 1-1 NOTICE 10 ,24 1 1 1 ' 'i 4 1 S -' 0 1 lit' k\ 27 11 tO 17 , I'J 10 20 1.2 12 Soulhrnst Ui v i~wn VoUlt.tlll ll!l I dr nonl PII C.d)!.1ry ld.thl •11 I~ -i \' ,m.to.• 11'1r lt l[> Un~ ~ ilt2 1ll ) \ 'ir!' ll ll,l IK W.1k, l ou~'! 17 Vu~1111,1 1 ~. 1 1 H. Wt:\ 1 Vu)" lllll II W ( 11n hrt 1 1•1 V\111 7 · l .ttf ll\'111 11\ Sll'!lol IJ 11 ~ Il l !X. ! l uly l'r\1\'> 17 David Hockey A l .l hH m ,, lO. Suulh ~ ll l M 1~., 1 S<tturdtt)-' 's a e lmn Lao, l ll lol\\ 1\ 20, Cttwl ll 7 Cn l ~ollc ~~ llucl.. rl<ll 2 1 l.1.'ln ).!h ~ h W " l1 111d 0 E W,,, ful ti; hm l! , S . r ~o:m mt'nto St 2~ I r~~ n o Sl 2X N~w M o.!x r ~n l ll MP!li. IU,I o.l(), ltl.rlm St I I Mll ll l.lllt '\r H N A r 1 ~>•u . 1 2 ~ I Nt'l ,nl., 52 llo1so.! St 24 f'll tll .utd St 4 1. C.lli'Diy-S L01-I Sttuthem C.tl 1 1 \\'adung lnn 10 Tuk1 20 UNLV 16 UCLA 2!! Stomhnt.l 24 Ul.th 4'J. S,m J1 1~<.l S1 17 Uwh St 29. Nc \\- Mcx 1 ~11 St 26 !OTJ \' ,dp:~r, uMt l i: 'S. m D r ~!! o 1 L! t a pleasure campaigning in our county, m.eeting you the people, and listening to your ·thoughts and needs. This has addeq valuable information and insight as to what we have ·to do to progress into the next century. More than ever, I want to fight for the interest and nc_eds of Meigs County. Few things are achieved unless you ask and relentlessly pursue. I am askin'g you to vote for me, Mick Davenport, so I can go to work for you in the Commissioner's office. Sincerely, Mick .Davenport DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR MEIGS COMMISSIONER '/ By HANK KURZ Jr. ROCKINGHAM. N.C. tAP ) Pelty. Earnhardt Pearson. Waltrip. Yarborough. ' And now Gordon. Jeff Gordon. the 27-year·old dri· ver whose be~t years might >till be before him. jomed the ranks ol NASCAR·s elile Sunday. winning the ACDelco 400 and becoming the youngest Ih ree-time Winstbn Cup champion. Gordon had already clinched hi s thi rd•title in four years when he went tn work on winning, and he did that in what·s becoming classic Gordon - staying within striking di<Iance. gaining ground during a l:iie-race pit stop and then hunting down the leader and ·passing him with a few laps 10 go. ...Today was just a • killer day:· Gordon ,said. "The third championship rn Ihe last four year<, I' m ju<t shaking my head I just can•t bel ieve The Dally Sentinel • Page 5 it .. Gordon 's circuit-high 12th viclory of Ihe year al so made him only the seventh driver ever to win three championships. joining Lee and Richard Peny. Dale Earnhardt . David Pear~on. Darrell Waltnp and Cale Yarborough. · He sa1d he was humbled. even overwhelmed. ••The day I heard I was going to be driving a Winston Cup car was one of the greatest days of my career," he said. "I never expected to get there. I Ihink that pretty much sums it up. Anything beyond that is pJelty_much beyond my expeclations. When my name is mentioned 10 the s4.Jlle sentence as those.penple, those .. great drrvers. it's very overwhetmihg ·to ' me ... : But there's no doubt it belongs: : .. That kid is a great driver," said ~ay Evernham, Gordon's crew chief. · Often viewed as the chief architect of Gurdon's dommance. Evernham aJso tipped his cap to his cre>y. the UCLA falls to third in AP poll despite win over Stanford to malch Yarborough·s record of three straighl next year. Jan-rll. who spenl four days in an An zona hospital wnh gallstones and wasn't released until Thursday. led five times for a ro~ee-hi ~ 195 lap<. He fin ished second in a Ford de<pite. fighting the effects of his Illness. II wa< the r.rth time in the last six r;u:ts that Jarrell has been second at The Rock. He·s still seeking hi s fi rst victory on the 1.017-mile oval. Wallace was l h~rd , Mark Martin fourth and Jeff Bunon fifth. all in Fords. .. I just wore my tires ou1. ·· Wallace said . .. 1 really thought I had plenly tp win the race with and ri ghl there at the end they started really giving up on me. I saw Gordon com- mg und there was nolhing I could do.·· Martm, who has locked up second place in the r.nal point standings for the third time in his career, said he didn' t feel hke he came up short. ··1 ju.<t ljope I can have another se ason Ihi S good." said Martin , whose seven victories are second on Ihe circuit ... II' s been Ihe best year of my life . ... I JUSt hope and pray that I can be so blessed again.·· Gordon won for Ihe 32nd time in the last three years and 41 st time overall, a r.gureexceeded by only 12 drivers in Winston Cup hi story. and earned S I II ,575. pushing his earning for the season to $6.011.417. The average speed was a trackrecord 128.423 mph - easily eclipsing Ricky Rudd·s 1996 mark of 122.320 The race was slowed only four times for 25 laps by caul ions, also a record. Theie were 20 lead changes among ro drivers Here are the re~sults of Ihe ACDelco 400 NASCAR Winston Cup race at North Carolina Speedway with starting position in parentheses. car vaunted':Rainbow Warriors. number. driver, hometown, make of car. l:1ps completed , reason out, if any. and p'rize money: : "Those guys thai are down there working on that car. that's what ll):\, \' III . :H~ . ~ t-' ! IJ.alt- everybody does their part and you don 'I have to worry about someone f!lse 's part. · "We get along good. We work liard together and the team beats with one heart It's Irue. It's unir.ed and. that·s something thai you can :l explain. It's something that you hnve to be part of lo feel. •· . Gordon ran in the top I0 most of (he day. and used a quick pil slop to move into second place behind Wul · lace w1th 40 laps to go. After Wallac;e pulled ahe ad. Gordon gradually caught him. ·stalking him for about 20 ~;ps . . . Riding in a high groove while Wallace stayed low )hrough turn s ltlree and four. Gordon kepi cuttrng ~11o the lead until he finally slipped &y on lap 385 of :i93, pulling aw:1y (or a 0.520-second victory over Dale !;melt. : Gordon celebrated by makm~ aoughnul < rn th e ~ ra" nn th e rrontstrelch near the emblem marking NASCAR ·s 50th annrversury. Then he circled the 1.017-mlle track in his No. 24 Chevrolet, his 394th nnd sweetest lap of them all. , "To know what Ray and I have gone through lh' last three or four years and ·what we've wanted to ac comp lish by "'innmg the race and the championship at the same time. today just kind of sums up our whole year," he said. The v1ctory moved Gordon wrlhln one victory of Richard Peny 's modern-dny mark of I~ in a searon. with one race rem.unmg, and gave him the most in a sen~~m ~ mce Wul · trip won 12 race< in 19R2. , The l1lle g;ive Hc1id1ll:k Motor· sports a NASCAR record four consecutive championships - Terry ' ' lhbonte beut Gordon by 37 pnrnt' in 1996 - and gave Gordon a chance I. (111 lriT Gonhm. Pm, hnru . lnU , J<~rrt-11 Chc 1 rul ~ 1. llido.lll) N C . I nrd l ij l_ i?~ h :!~ ,l t.ll Ru"IY Wallacr . St tnui~ . ft11rd. :l9l . ~54 . H:'i Colleg e football 24 . 111 J J~:rry Nadrau. l).mM!r) . C'un"n.. llorJ J'J I. $1 9 .97~ . ON TUF;SI)A Y, 2~ dH IXm .. e Cupe r S[l;t~ MaW.I} . W,"h . Porrhac, .liJO. $25.77 5 :!fl (\G) Da ~ 11J Gnr.:-n jO\\t'n,htlfll Ky Clk' \rt l· 1t:1. 390. S22.27.S . 27 142)JerrCnern. Whrtehuu-.e-. T.t{lll . Ghc HIIIc-t . JIW. $18.4 7~ . I :?II t:!? ) Gal)' Bradht- rf) Cht h l'a . A la . i=rml l89. Sl ~ - ~ 7~ 29 16 ! Jert"m} Mayliei LI. o .,., en' ht'n' Ky . l:nnJ. lilt! , $2~ . 17 ~ JO 1171J1mnty Sperw:rr lkN 1d.: P:r. Ford. 1MK NOVEMUER 3RD, PLt:ASE VOTE YES S:!4 •.m FOR THE Jl 1121 Oren BnLi rllt'. ChtmunJ! . N Y. F•1rt.l. l KK, $2-4 tJSO 32 ~4] ) Dilnd! W.tllnp. Fr,mUm . l enn . Pontt• ac: CARLETON SCHOOl \JK . ~ 14 S'\U ll !1 31 Ke nn) Irwin. lnLimnapolh . Ind .. Fonl lK7, $211 6$0 ,\4 '( 10 1Ju hn An~re ll t lnJt.nt:Jf" llt '- . lnd , Puntr.k , .ltl7 , $1!9 , 1 ~ 0 3~ l,l/'1 1 Ste\'C' P~ r k E."l Nnrthpm1 NY Chenolc>t. 3K6. $ 1 7. :! ~0 .16. 124! W.1ll~ l} ;t lltn h;t ~ h . U :.~\a h . Cn1u . Che'mtlel . .l!i l. SH12 ~ _ .H . (] 7J R1~·k y Craven Nc"httrgh. 1\l ;une . P•m· II lii. lNJ S.:! I ~011 'R !4(1) Hnntrt Prr~~ k ) . 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( 14) Krn Schrader. Fenltm, Mo.. Chevrule1 , 392. S2'i ft2~ IS. 1191 Bollby Labtmlt'. Cnrpu<o Chm11 , Tc•:t,. , . . My "·idea of a good time would be: 17 1161 Joe Nemcchd:. LnkellmU , Fin , Chcl-'m- D A. Taking out the trash; D ' D D B. Attend an interpretive dance ' C. Admiring a 250-yard drive on the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail. weekend; - D ,. Whitlatch hits This weekend I plan to: hole-in.:.on~ I D The 25th ace of the 1998 season at Riverside Golf Club was regislered by Harlan Whitlutch of Mason. W. Vu . Thi s has been the year of the ace ' at the local golf course. Houlan's ace wa s on the 110 yard seventh hole. He D A. Discuss Greco·RoiD:an architecture; B. Working af the office on weekends; , at Riverside My buddies and I want to get together to: I. S27 .il7."i IR ()! l Rit:h Bk·klc. Ed~enon . WI ~ , ford :'W! . Sl!i ,$7S IIJ 141J Ted Mu sgnwe . Fra n ~lin. Wi~, F1trt.l. · l9 1 $ 16400 20 I I ~~ Todd Utxh ne. Chemu nl! . N \' . Ch ~llfft­ ltl. 19 1 $229.:!5 21 l l~ J Mike Sl 1nne r. Su ~nnv ll le . Calif . C hC'\rolel WI . Sl9.92:'i 22 I:!UJ M1 chuel W.1ltr1p. O~'en\OOm. K) . 1 Ford. ,WI. S.:!fl H5 1 2~ I ,1)) Dick: Tru.-k: lr . w. ~("Un '> IO Rupuh. wr .. -. ·· t·nrt.l . .191 . $26.175 . ' Please check one S2~ 1 :7~ ~91. ·'· A Golfer's Perso~alily Quiz Ponliuc, 192 , $34.1t'i. lb f3 4J Kenn}, Wall.1c e. St . Lnui' Ford, :W2. lrl. C. ' Take on the 414-yard, par f01.1r "Assassin" at Oxmoor Valley. I I, > I would feel better about myself if 1: "· D A.' Lost 20 pounds; A. Clean out the garage; D B. Learned a foreign language; ' Head for Alabama to play one of the D C. Shot my handicap on any one of the .· eighteen Robert Trent Jones Golf seven sites on the Robert Trent jones, ·• Trail courses. Golf Trail. ·• D B. Wash the dog; C. used a pitching wedge for his first ace of lus gulling curcer. Whitlatch's ace was wtincssed by Terry George of Rutland and Dun Lit tlcfreld or Racine . The phrycr< were competing jn their daily skin gumc .· when the nee ot.:L:urrcd .. DELINQ.UENT REAL ESTATE .. .PROPERTY NOTICE ' In compliance with provisions of Section 5721.03 of the Revised Code of the State ot Ohio, there will be published on November 13th and November 20, 1998, In this newspaper, a delinquent land list containing the description of the property as It appears on the tax list, the name of the person In whose name the property Is listed, the amount of taxes and penalties due·and unpaid. Each person charged with real property taxes and penalties may pay the full amount of taxes ·at the Meigs County Treasurer's Office by 4:00 p.m. on November 6, 1998, to avoid publication. To avoid additional interest charged on December 1st, a taxpayer may enter Into a written agreement with the County Treasurer to pay one-fifth {1/5) of the delinquent taxes. Nancy Parker Campbell Meigs County Auditor • • • • ... but a rumhle reco~ery '"the end ltlnt "'ith 4: 191eft preve nte~ the Cardinal from scoring what could ha,,e been roundup the winnint! touchdown. By RICHARD ROSENBLATT , UCLA di11Jll1Cd from No. 2to No. AP Football Writer 3 in thi <week·s AP poll. beh1 nd Oh1o Cade McNown know• acl<l'ecall State and Tenne<..ee. The Bruin>. · when hi""'' one. Or Iwo. Or th ree. w11h a 17 -game winning \ lreak. were ~ ..The last couple week' we have fi rst in the · Bowl Champ1 on<hip . e<eaped. not dominated: · the UC LA Serie< standings. but ' hnuld only quarterback said afler the third - drop t<\ <econd behind the Bucl eyC\ ! ranked Bruins rallied m the fourth in Ioday\ new ranking<. The BCS quarter and then held on for a 28·24 determine\ the learns who wi ll play ·victoty Ol'er Stanford. in the fie, ta Bowl. with•the national ·· we got by! hut o(' cenaml y a title on the line. on Jan. 4. wakeup call ... The other top tea ms lmd e :.,,ier , In the two games before Satur- times remai ning perfect. day's ;care. the Brum' (7-0. 5-0 Pac· In Bloomington. Ind .. Joe Gcr·. 10) edged Oregon 41 -38 in overt1me marne threw for 351 Y'"d' and three and houJ ~~ tough time be<tl ing Cali- touchdow ns as Ohio State 18·0. 5-0 fornia 28-16. Bii Ten ' breezed to a 38-7 win ov<r . '· We have a Iarget on our hack and Indiana. : everyone is gi\' tng u._ their be"l In Columbia. S.C.. Tee Martin set >hoi... UCLA cnach ·. Bob Toledo three NCAA_ record<by hitting 23-of- . ~aid . " T}lis was the wor' t we played 24 pa•<es (95 8 perce no for 315 .1. all year. but Ihe fa ct that we ' till won yards and four touch<lown• to lead TWO VICTORIES In one day was the lot of Jell Gordon following Tenne<<ee {7-0, 5-0 SEC) to a 49-14 1 his winning the ACDelco 400 Sunday. In add Ilion to winning the race, says 'iomething. •• The Hruin s almo~t knocked !hemrout of Souih Carolina. the 27-year-cld driver from Plnaboro, Ind. also claimed hla third Win· selves uut of the national title chase, (!iff TOP ZS on Page 6) aton Cup championship. (AP) -1 ll) M .1rk M.1r1in H~lt\lilk Ark .·FL•rd Wl \H 7~1 Pard for by candidate 34645 Crew Rd., Pomeroy r .' Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Gordon captures ACDelco 400, third Winston Cup title givelii us the edge over the competi tion ... Evernham said. " II\ team and Endorsed by Senator Mike DeWine & Many Top Southern Ohio Prosecutors & Sheriffs C. •lrltW/1! .1 2!1 Oreg on .S ! 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Ill in the lpunh 4uaner Scoreboard w'yonung 10 M r•M ~ ~ ~ppt I l S,u!llt: Ht C.1l I 1, Kt:n· tud.y I I W c~ l Vrrgrw.r 7 ! \xu~ r~·L h 4 M A H SHAll I Football go..~ l .. h} ru'hing c arri~lJ T~nnt!""''<~ to Yi,:tory at Thr~e Ri\'eh StaLii um. Bills 30,- Dolphins 24 ' Doug Flutie I<J lluffalu to its lifth SCRAMBLES · FOR . FUMBLE - Denver line· loose football following Dillon's fumble In the last backer Bill Romanowski (53) scrambles to bea.~.,JJ:Jinutes of Sunday's AFC game in Cincinnati, where Cincinnati running back Corey Dillon (28) lor the lhe Broncos rallied to win 33-26. (AP) · opportun1~tic Uefenst:. Rt'g gr e Whrte had three of Green Bay ·s nine ..,ack s Fp!cm.tn cau ght seven pa~se-s for a ca1eer-best 19 3 yards as the Packers and 49ers both went home 6-2 - St"" Chrh ll< k1d e.J thre< fi<ld Lion, ron~tc Char'ltl' H ;,Hl· h." ~·ho v. a ... Hlh! n·~ rr ed three 11111c-... and IH"-1 hnol lcg. " on!.! lumbk 111 Ihe fi1 ..,! ·],';ill _ wa... Panlher. 31, Saints 17 hd tl'hcd lor \ L" Ia.tn h :tnk Re~t.-h to Steve Beut"rle1 n threw for 1wo 'tart th~ ,CconJ IMII for lhl' Liinh n h•uc hJown' i n (';~roliQa " , fir,l \ IL:' Io- I> I.· ry . P!tunmcr v. '- "' hcm:hl!'d in th~ Bt!uerlem l.'nrnpic: led U u l 1.7 , /~ 1 unh lj Uaner' "he n Ari1ona ( 4-41 p:t..,, \!, for the Pan ther .... who .. na1D51t:d l~1 s t to lhc Nev.- Yort... ( il; uu ... in the a ni ne -game lu ... m~ \ treak . He th rt: \\ C.u l11na1 .. · 1._,,r ~:un~ \l·ori n g pa.; .. c, ol J I )' artl ... to Raghih .Jaguar\ -=ts, Ra\'~"' 19 r. . mail an J o nt' );mJ Ill Mnh ... rn Jatk...umilk- broke the team -.torMutw• nmall ing record of -U ) point... m <J gamt' wHh Kerry Co l li n !~.. the Pa nther,· tor- 41 111 tl1c f1r..,t half at Baltimore . mer No I cJra ll choH.:e who wa' •..- ut 'The h~ua r-. led 41 - 1J ;11 halft1mc la't month al h.:r rc pl)rtt!dl y 'a) ing he aftl! r ~cuing rhrL'l' tnuchtlnwnv off no lont!t:r haJ 1he h L":Jrl to play. R;.li tl more· fumh le-' ;.md anot her nn a wall.: heLl on the 'ii Jdl nl! . , .t~ the hw•. k- hlod«l pun t. Th< R,l\'en' 12-hl had up t'ot New Orl ~.rns I ~ --1 1 · llll>re ),tnlage :llld held the ball t\lc rce .; L.t me-dud. Rill y Joe Tol l1 vcr~ as lu11g ;t> J ac ~ " ' nvil le 16-2 1 in the , who " rll he repl aced· oy Coll ins on Nov. 15. wmpkted 2J of 41 passes lor 307 yard< and two touchdown s. .• mnL.. ~d dt:kn ' ~ Mbnday, November 2, 1998 flldulge your better 11atttre 1 ·.800- 949 -4444 • www.rtJgolf.com ,..... -HAMPTON CovE · 1111111~··~111! SILVER GRANO LAKES N.4.TIO NAL .~ uhun~JN.fillil Amlt .~IIJIIICtwt~ll OX MOOR CAMBRIAN RIDGE HlG1'-tLAND M ...GNOLIA OAKS GROVE VALLEY ll'n....,mlk IJ.JtW, .W11bfh• Hr"'"''Rbim1 �Monday, November 2, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio - By The Bend Eastern volleyball team falls in district tourney to Adena "'"IP<"d the E:.gle\15·9 and IS- 16 By SCOTT WOLFE Ea_,ttm. "lOCh led in both ~ame'. Sentinel Correspondent The E:.\tem E:.gle- nearl) pulled bowed out of the tournament ninth off the in<unnountal>lr ta'L of knock- • ranLed in the \late and clain1<d the ing ofT Fr~nLfort Adena. ho,. ev<r. the '<!ctional and Tri-Valley Conference lmhan"" lA-~nl on the warpath and -..ith a 19-3 record merall. FranLfort Adena ad' anced to lhe dl\trict final\ to play Be3\er-En,tem. a "inner OI'C r RO<\-Southea\lem in the other prehmm:~ry. E:.<tem led in bolh ~ame,, but "JUandereJ rl' lead,. EJilure to capitalize on the Indian\' mi'"'""'· the Hocking di,·i... ion champinn ... hipo._ Ross Counliano;; weu eager to ~et a !JeC,1nd chance. Jut >H:tyman put E."tern p ~·-0 in the fir,! ~~rme. then Je",,lcn Brannon notched a third poinl as Aden:~ faikd to \Cnre in it' fif"l rw'n -..er"e". Adena made it ·3·1. then Juli Bailey · pu,hed ilto 4-1 and SrephJnie E>'an' made 11 6-2 Ea\lem. 1 Adena. hehind the "" ing of '· Janelle Ragland tied it at 6-6. then Angi Wolfe put th~ Eagle- hack on top 7;6. Stacy put 'Adena on top 9-7. Several great volleys beg:m to de1 clop a' both C iub~ began lo (nercome the ten,ion of the game. S!ilh Ea\11 ern went ~corele"~ 111 lwo "'enes. V;rlcrie Karr got pumped. notching 1 lhree ~lmrght kills and m.ldrng u block ~s Eastern fought back.to 12 9 Newm;rn added two kill' and Ragland added two serve' for" 1~ 9 tally. then Stacy added .game point for the Adena wm. Evans had three in the gam.:. Hayman three. Bailey two. Brannon one and Wolfe one. Ea~lern pl~•yed • 'omewl1a1 lmph·~' ball until the score was 5-1 in the second game Only Jess Br;mnon was \able to drop one in for n iicore :•mid~.;t ,_ .· Ihe· firs! fh·,e servers Vo.rleric K.-rr r swrted to get some good fe£d' from Evans and. Hayman, then E:1stern seemed to respond to a couple di\'ing s:tves from lhe senior H<tyman . BesiLies Hay man' s great moves. Evans played a steady 'noor game and into two scn'FS to pull Eastdropped SPIKING the volleyball across the net Is Eastern's Jessica Bran· non (14) during Saturday's Division ·IV district semifinal match at ern close at 8-5. Adena then went up Athens High School, where the Eagles lost In two game!!. (Photo by 9-5 and Angi Wolfe came to the plate. Wolfe tied the score :~19- 9 forcing :u.1 Scott Wolfe) Hayman made anorher \C'reeching . ' mer team. ~ "J knm\ · he (k•rinih:l} " :1111L'd to get out there," said Saints safety Chad Cotu, a former teammate of Collms. " It sounded like the fans did too. Bull hey didn't get him out there. so he'll have to wait his time.'' "I told the guys in the locker roi>m thm there's a guy on the other sideline that didn't 'think you guys were good enough to play with." , aid P:a1!hers fullhnck William Floyd. Steve Beuerlein. who took over as the Carolina sta rter when Collins dep:U1ed. hugged hi s friend al midfield alter the game . "He is a guy who was a part .of this family fronlthe hcginning and you just can't cut loose with those Collr.1 s refused tO talk to reporters after the game. Only a "Good Luck Kerry" pldcar<l remained in Collins' locker when reporlers entered the Si.iints IPck~r roo m. ami New Orleans coach Mike Ditka wasn't in much of a"mood to talk ahoul CoHins. C · When asked if it ever crossed hiS mind to play Collins. Ditka said: " I don't have a mind." One fan.,.een walking into the sta~ dium h:td p:llched over the final five letters of h1s No . 12 Collins jersey and replaced it with "Coward.", Another womnn had .. Quiller" on the~··. haek of her Collins jersey and an "X'' ovl!r his number. W1th the Panthers h<ilding a 21point lead midway through the third '-lllarter. fans began a mock chant of " Kerry, Kerry." Rookie offensive tackle Kyle Tur· · Icy sa id some of lhe Saints players JOked with Collms prior to the game in an effort to relax hun. "I was askmg him if he had one of those tl<in gs that the pope has. that hulletproof glass he has when he gets off the airplane and goes to I he hotel OJ"' OUt 'to eat,'' Turley said. "I was telling everybody not to stand by him hcc:mse you may get a red dot on ft:c lm gs nnd emotion .... " said Beuer- your forehead.·· crowd as they Oooed him . "What are you going to tell hun? He expec ted \1." Saints starting quarlerback Billy ·Joe Tolliver said. "When Slimehmly leaves a te ,un nnd comes back. you're going to get heck led. He handled it. never opened hi s moutli and went ahout hi' husi ness. ' .. Collms.thc f1rst pick of the cx pansion Panthers in 1995, -.tnod on the sideline inn baseball hat with arms folded and nel'er appeareiltn he do'e to enteri n); the game llgain"t hi" l'or- .•· \\ ~h on how th~ Bruins. JK 11:!-pornl fa, rHr t~ -. . g01 into trouhle againq Stanford tl-7. Bdon: 0-~ J Rose Bl'm'l crowd of 64.H21J. UCLA 11 as n't·th111i-ing ho11 b or poll' Trail in''0 ~4' - 14 in th e fourth •\ {,uanc.:r. lhc Bruin, gnt touchdown run" of '''o yard' hy Kt!i1h Ornwn and Cl!;! hl y~ml' h)' [1)~.:-S haun Foster Iwith K.O' kill to take the kad . Th en lhL: n,nl - hrltn~ ht·gan . Todd 1\u ..,;rk , whn wo1s 25-of-45;r No 9 Penn Stale 27. lllinni' tl, No. 10Arizona38, No. 21 Oregon 3, No. II Arkansas 24. Auhurn 2 1: No 12 Virginia 38. Wake Forest 17: No. 13 Notre Dame 27, Baylor 3: No. 20 Texns 20. No. 14 Nebraska 16: cothe Bruins recovered in the enJ zone No. 15 Syratuse 45. P1thhurgh 28: co-No. 15 Tulane 72. Southwe<tern for' a touchhack. Stanford had one more chance Louisiana 20: co-No. 15 Virginia when it moved to the UCLA 35 wllh Tech 27. West Virginal 13: No. IS Jj second' left , hut Travor TurnCr Missouri 28. Texa' Tech 26: Nn. 22 sacked Husak on the game's filial Michigan 15. Minnesota 10: Nn 23 Georgia Tech 3 1 ~ Maryland 14; and play. · "We're a 1tearn t~.mt knows how to No. 24 Miamr35, Boston College 17 . No. 2 Tennessee 49 : win." cornerback Rynn Rc>ques s:u d. "We have an urgency not to lose." South Comlino 14 Martin set an NCAA rcc·tml by In other games. it wmi No.5 Florida 38. No 19 Georgia 7: No. nFlori- completing 95 .8 percent of his throws da Staic 39. North Cnrol ina 13: No. ugninst the Gumecocks, healing the 7TcxasA&M 17.0klahnmaStatc6: mark of 92.6' percent (25-nf-271 .set TAKE SECOND AND THIRD - The Chester Pirates Pony League captured second place in the Big Bend Youth League regular season and third place In the Big Bend Youth League Tournament. In the front row are (L·R) R.J. Gibbs, Brian White,Michael Long·, Jasor Kimes, Jeremy Shanks, Cody Faulk and Cacy Faulk. In the back row are assistant coach Tom Batey, Brandon Fitch, Jimmie Putman, Brent Buckley, Ben Holter, Travis Batey, Austin Cross and head coach Chuck Faulk. Not Pictured · Is Adam Chevalier. by UCLA's Ri.ck Neuheisel in 1983. Martin also set NCAA records for consecut ive corilpletions in one gam'e (23) and two games (24). South c 'arohna ( 1-8. 0-7) lost its eighth slraight. No. 5 Florida 38 No. 19 Georgia 7 lnl:lcksonville, Fla., Doug John son threw for two first -quarter tou ,~­ downs. run for another and caught a touchdowrl pass as the Gators avenged last year\ ln.s to the Bulldo~s. Dear Torn: It is extremely She wanted to sell some .property so When Mom married her second unselfish of you to want the estate ttiey could move into a retirement Ann 1 husband , he had nothing. He moved d1vi<jed equally among all the sib- home. Her son objected, saying the landers into our house with ~is three sons . linJS, blood and step. and apparent- property was part<~f his inheritance. 1997. ~ An~lon T1111n Please tell her to selllhe property and hr s clothes. He is a decent , fair· ly, these are your mother·s wi•hes, Sywhc~ and Crrawn ~lso. immediately and use the money to minded person and was a great step· e}lcossi,ely enjoy the time she and her husliand dad. Now. my brother Dwayne IS ' · Your brother trying 'to talk Mom into , giving involved in something that clearly is have left. I am a director of admisDear Ann Landers: You've cvcrythrng to the two of u~ and leav- not )us business. If you can't thmk sions in a New York nursing home. ' printed a lot about inheritances, and ing our th~e stepbrothers out of the of a tactful way to tell him to bull I've heard this same story from our now, I need ~our help because if this will completely. out, 1gnore the formalities and give residents. I tell them to SPEND IT · isn't handled properly. it could creI do not agree with Dwayne. Our him the message in plain talk . ~eep - and get a financial adviser if they ate real problems. stepfather's children were raised m readmg for more on this subject. The need gmdance My parents divorced when •my I am an 'only child . My parents the same house with us and I consid- responses have been extre mely brother... Dwayne." and I 'Yere very er us all one family. I am. afraid rewarding , and I am thrilled wuh the and grandparents are very well off young . Mom then ·malried a man Dwayne wi ll not accept Mom's generosity of my readers. · financially. I stand to inherit both • who had three children. We are all decision 10 diVIde the estate equally. From Yonkers, N.Y.: Thrs is m es tate s. Even if, they all should adults now, and Mom says she's . Please advise. -- Tom Between Two respon se to "Torn Up in Cali for- require long-terni car, .. the inheri· writing her will and plans to divide , nia." Y.h~se husband had demenua. . tanc< will be considerable . Being Fa!Pihes her estate equally among all five of us. ,,..,~ ' By Alden Waitt skunks (don't they usually sport Meigs County names like "Flower"'') come up to Humane Society . you for a sniff or a kiss. One of my favorite films of all Immediately prior to death, anitime (and one that closely followed mats with furious rabies will have a the wonderful novel by the same title period where they appear to be by Harper Lee) is "To Kill A Mock· "mad" frothing at the mouth and biting anything thai gets in their way. inghird." However. I only watch in on Dumb rabies differs in that there is no video sb that I can fasl-forward "mad" period. With , ilumb rabies. . through, the wrenching scene in paralysis. usually of the lower jaw. is which Allicus Finch. the ethical town the first sign of the disease. The lawyer, who defe.nds a wrongfully paralysis quickly spreads to limbs accused black man against an angry aQd vrtal organs and death quickly The friendshrp meetmg of District mob. take aim at and kills a rabid follows. 13 Daughters of America was held dog. . · ,, The prevention? An initial rabies recently at the Chester lodge hall, In thts day and age, such a scene vaccination should be given when the with a potluck dinner being served. would be, I would .hope anachroois· animal is three to four months of age. JoAnn Ritchie as~ed, the blessing. tic, because surely there are no more The duration or protection varies rabid dogs. Although there are few· from one to three years. Regular and Erma Cleland. district councilor. presided at the meeting. Ritchie, er cases of rabid dogs in Ohio, sad- booster vacci nations are required, for read from Psalm 12 . The Lord's JPC. ly•. there have been recent cases of the goal is immunity. Obviously. this Pr_ayer and the Pledge of Allegian~e rabid animals. So owners of domes- is too important to entru~!· to an overtic. animals can not --and should not the-counter vaccine or .a mail order -- let down their guard. Rabi~s is a preparation, because you can't be ' '~'dangerous. deadly di sease but it Is sure of the efficacy of the vaccines . The Bradbury Church of Christ almost totally preventable hy vacci· Spend the ti'me and money -· take Lydia Council met recently at the nation. that'dog or cal to the vet! church. Rabies is a viral disease that ~an A vaccine is a liquid preparation Preside nt · Paula Pickens opened allack lhe central nervous system of containing the modified or killed dis- the meeting with prayer requesls and all warm-blooded ani mats, including e~ise-causing agent. Vaccination is the Sherry Shamblin had prayer. humans. In most parts of the United act of administering the vaccine. In Devotions were given by Tina States, both dog and 'cat owners are animals, vaccination is usually done McGuire. The scripture useu was legally required to have their p'ets by injection.' Immunity is effect of Luke 10:44-47. A reading, "What's a vaccinated against rabies. The dis· vaccination. protection from disease. Woman lo Do," and a poem. "In His ea~e is transm1ttc;d by saliva, which · Vaccinataon tricks the immune sysOwn Time," were 1'read. is usually transferred hy a bile from tern into behaving as if a natural Reports were given on Women's an infected animal. The disease is fre· infection were oo:urring. Newly pro- Fellowship, Ladies' Retreat, cleaning quently found in wild animals, such dui:ed antibodies intercepl disease- ihe church and the recent Bradford as skunks, foxes, raccoons, and bats. causing forms of the virus or bacte- Revival. There are two ·types of rabies in ria. The level of immunity is intluSunshine baskels for October will animals .. dumb and furious. Both enced by several factors such as dis- be given to Wilbur and Lillie Row· cause a departure from normal ease and stress. II is rare that vacd· ley. Brenda Bolin will prepare combehavior. The animal can either . naled animal will not develop an munion for October and Paula Pick· become affectionate or withdrawn. immunity to diseases. I! is essel)lial ens for November. , • Wild ani111als that are unusually • for your health, the health of your Pack the pantry for Octooer is toifriendly and appear to have no fear pet, and the health of your family and let ti ss ue and paper towels. Kitchen of people or domestic animals sh~u!d neighbors trat your pds rabi es vac· needs for October is furniture polish . be avoided. In other words, only tn cination be kept up-tq-date. Christmas gifts for missionanes Disney films, will cute raccoons and For Meigs County! I' Tl'.ll11 .162 1S l"cx.rs Rd ., Pomeroy, ~tl 45769 If you don't have an account. most banks offer a variety of aceounls, some with tiule or no fees. Look lor one that meets your needs. Or, you can call Socral Security's toll-free number, 1-800-772-12 13.lfyoucall Social Security, we'll need to delermine your identity by asking you a few questions. We'll also need your banking information and your Social Security numher. Question: When I sign up for drrect depoSit. how long does II take before my money is in my account? Answer: When you sign up for dir~ deposit, you can expect your benefit to be deposited to yo~r account Wlthm 30 to 60 days. We II send you a leuer telling you when to expect your benefit to be m your bank account. . 9ues1ton : How do I know when my money':~ '" my ac~ount so I can pay my brlls · . , Answer: Your money "deposued on the day you're schedu led to rece1ve your benefit. For examplo. tf you us ually recerve you~ benefit. on the thrrd of the month. your money IS de_posned on .the third. Generallry, you can check wnh your bank to be ~ure t)mt your money ha.' heen depoSited. Cleland, Deputy State Councilor of lion of District 13 Deputy for anolh· er year. Chester Council 323< · Helen Wolf was districl pianist for Mrs. Zwilling. district secretary. read the minutes of the 1998 really. the meeting. II was reported that the 1999 held in the spring. Opal Hollon, disSpring Rally will be held on April 17 , trict treasurer. gave her report. the Senior Citizens Center ill , at The death of the husband of Jean Pomeroy. ' Welsh, a district officer. was noted. Mrs. Ritchie reported briefly about The color bearers ·escorted Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Cleland to tile altar, her allendance at the National Sesand Mrs. Ritchie, on behalf of the dis-· sioh in Columbus !ecently. She trict. presented them with gifts. as seried in some of the offices and also are for Grundy Mount' Mission, the Mrs. Cleland accepted her commis- serves"' the National Representative." ' Gertons and Peggy and Melissa Rus- sion as Deputy State Councrlor for now from District 13. ~ se ll . ' Also attending were Laura Mae another year and Mrs. Smith accept- . • The election of officers will be ed the District's Captain office. Nice, Doris Grueser. Mary K. Holter. held in November. The annual Christ' The color bearers also escorted Marcia Keller. Juhe Curtis, Delores mas party will be held on December Mrs. Ritchie to the altar and was pre - Wolfe, all of Chester Council, and 7 at 6:30p.m. a the Golden Corral in ·. sented a gift by Mrs. Smith, on behalf Belle Biggs and Janice Zwilling of Oallipoli~ . An ornament exchange of District 13. for accepting the poSI· Guiding Star Council. and gift exchange for secret SISters will he held. and new sec rel sisters w1ll be drawn. There will be a shower in progress for Elizabeth Reed, a student at Ken· tucky Christian College. Hosr~ss Tina McGuire and Kathy Dyer se rved refreshments to Becky Amberger. Suzie Will. Brenda Bolin. D~ane Bing. CherieWilliamson, Gerry Lightfoot. Paul Pickens. Carolyn Nicholson. Charlolle Van Meter, Madeline Painter. Jackie Reed. Sherry Shamblin, Charloue Hanning, and Megan Dyer. Sl50 ror ll montbl and Pledge 10 the Christian flag were read in unison. . Received ollicially were Ritchie. District 13 deputy and Past State Councilor for 1996, Janice Zw1lling. who serves on the State Law Com· mittee. Helen Wolf, on the Stale Credential Commiuee, Esther Smith, Past Stale Count:ilor ~or L991, Erma Lydia Council meets recently P.O. Box 2, Pomerov, Ohio 45769 ~aid fm .by P O.P. Ekctinrr in my life but were there when I needed them. I hope they die stone broke, having spe nt every. last dollar selv~.a nd enjol7't.h e-ume"'hey- have----rojoyi~ g themselves. . ". left. •Tom Ups ' son should be Cb1cago: Our parents are tn therr tl)ank.ful hi s parents arc alive . 70s and in good health. I hope they ' Tucson, Ariz.: I have had it with arc spending every dime they ~ave. grown children who think their par- and I'm sure my SIX Slbhngs feelt,he ents owe them an inheritance. I have same way. All we want to be left IS one comment for those greedy char- won~crful memones. acters -- GET OVER IT. It's not Dear Readers: I don•t know your money. If your parents choose when I've heard from so many ge~­ to leave some of 1110 you. consider erous, warmhearted people . Today s it a bonus. But remembeF, they ma~l was a real upper My thanks to ear:ned it, you didn 't. , all who wrote . My parents put me through col-Send questions _to Ann Lan· lege. helped me through a d1fficult ders, Creators SyndiCate, 5777 W. drvorce and loved me when I wasn't Century Blvd., Suite 700, l,os very .lovable. The y never interfered AnReles, Calif. 9004S ', ·Chester Council hosts recent meeting· Paid for by the Meigs Local TeacHers' Aoooclallon, VOTE FOR PATTY PICKENS, THE CANDIDATE THAT KNOWS THE ISSUES. By Ed Peterson . Quesuons: Where do I srgn up for direcl deposit? Answer: If you already have a checking or savings account. ask at your bank where you have an account. They'll be glad to help you. Be sure to take your bank statement or personal check. and your Social Security number when you go to sign up. • . . 1 I WON'T MAKE PROMISES TO GET ELECJED. INSTEAD, IF YOU VOTE FOR ME, WHAT !'WILL DO IS BE A HARDWORKING, FULL TIME COM¥ISSIONER WHO WILL RESEARCH HER DECISIONS INTELLIGENTLY. I WILLALWAYS .PUT THE CITIZENS OF MEIGS 'COUNTY FIRST AND WILL NOT COMPROMISE YO.UR NEEDS. HERE IS A LIST OF ISSUES' THAT I SEE AS IMPORTANT AND THAT I WOULD LIKE TO IMPROVE UPON. * .JOB CREATION AND GROWTH OF SMALL BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY iN MEIGS COUNTY. * BETTER ROADS AND HIGHWAY PROJECTS COMPLETION. *·GREATER IMPACT OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND TOURISM. • A BALANCED BUDGET WITH NO NEW TAXES. * TAPPING IN:ro ANY AND ALL STATE GRANT DOLLARS. * IMPROvED SERVICES. SUCH AS ACCESS TO WATER FOR ALL AREAS, MORE HEALTHCARE OPTIONS, AND FIRST RATE EDUCATION FOR ALL OUR YOUTH. ., " set for life " does not thrill me. I don't want my par~ nts • money. I'd prefer that they spend it on them- Your Social Security: Direct deposit FAQ What is rabies? Vote YES, Novembe r 3rd for the Renewal of the Meigs local School District . Five-Year, Five-Mill Permanent Improvement levy. · Paid for by Evans for Appell.!ue Judge , Jean Saun~rs. Trea., 436 S~ond Ave.. Gallipolis, OH 45631. sec;.,·, ' ~ David· Page7 Splitting inheritance between children and step children causing family problems· . lcin . fnr 419 ynrd:-~ :mel n tou chdown, hit Jeff Allen in full 'I ride o\W the middle . As Alll!n raced to the eml zone for th~ go·:1he;1d o,;cnn·, cornrrt'lark Marqut!s Anderson reached in from behind. caused a fumble at the 2 and .. The Daily Sentinel Monday, November 2, 1998 permanent Improvements for the school district. Top 25 college football .. ·=(Co,;;;.;.;~lil..:;:;.lUe<~lfro~m;_;;:;Pag.:....:.;e5);......__ _ _ _ _ _ __ In L1wrence. Kan., Midlilel Bishop accounte-d for two touchdowns and 320 yarcb '" fourth -ranked Kan'"' State (X-(). 5-0 Big 12l clobh<red K'"'"" 54-6. E1·cn on a day Texas ended N~ l~ra~o,k .1 ·., -1.7 -game hnm~ winn111g "'tr~:a~ wllh :1 ::!0-16 upset. the fncu:-. • Jes"ca Brannon - 18/23. 8 kills Angi Wolfe- 7/9 & I kill Juli Barley - 7/8, 2 kills & block Stephanre Evan<- 3/3 Kriqen Chevalier - 1/3 I l.ill' Jul i Hayman - 011 ,a,·e and , Bailey dropped in two sen es "' Karr blocked an ~\dena •pike for a serve. hen ba<hed a thunSelling J derou' kill for an 11-10 Ea.tem Player. sets & assists • · lead. Stephanie Evans- 38147 & 14 AJen;r ca lled another time, then Juli Hayman- 2(1(.!8 6 rccrn en~d I he -.erve. Karr had two Valerie Karr - 213 2 more k iII'· hut· great l'()lley< came up Bai ley 112 I Jul i fruitlc" fnr Ea_,tem. E1·ans dropped iu two more ,;en·es for q 13-10 lead. Deren"': digs Then Ragland hit two hard kills to tie Jul i Bailey 10 the 'it:ore al L!-12. Ea~tem went up Valerie Karr - 6 . 14- 13 on a Brannon ,;erve.then' AdeStcpharlie Evans - 6 na tied 1~ - l.\ . Julie Bailey got a Karr An~i Wolfe- 6 Kill for a 15-14 EHS lead and Ade· Hayman - 5 Juil not c;t llclltrme again. Ea'tem had lwo Jel\sica Brannon - 3 ch:tnt'e' 10 \\in. hu1 e:tch timt." muffL"d Scoring summary Leah Sanders - 2 the h:oll. Adena tied 15-15 on a Green 1 ' " serve. Eastern went up 16- 15 on an Player, serves & puints Serve-receive Angie Wolfe sen·e. hut failed to get · Angi Wolfe- 13/14 & 8 pts . Jessica Br:mnon - 12 the next one. Several great volleys Stephanie Evans - IJI U & 7 pis. Valeri e Karr ~ II ag:oin highlighted the play. but AdeJuli Bailey- 10/10 & 4 pts. Juli Bailey - 9 na reeled off three straight for an 18· Jessica Brannon - 8110 & 4 pis. Leah Sanders - 5 16 win. . Juli Hayman- 7/8 & 2 pts. Ans• Wolfe - 4 Wolfe had.five points. Evans four. • Valerie Karr - 516 Kristen Chevalier - 3 Bailey three. Brannon three and HayJuli H;ryman- 2 ' man one. Juli Bailey had ten digs and Spiking K:orr had 12 kills. her most this seaPlayer, spikes, kills/hhJCk.' ' on . Karr. Evans and Wolfe had six 'Valerie Karr - 25129. ll kills & digs each. 9 blocks Coach Don Jackson said, "We put forth a good effort. We only missed 5 serves out of 51 tries and Adena The Meigs· Local Teachers' Association only missed 3 (I in Ist game and 2 urge the Voters of the Meigs . local in 2nd game) so that shows you just how good they were. They really School District to support the Renewal pl ayed up 10 their #4 ranking I th t>ught. We played our two best of the Five-Mill, Five-Year Permanent games of the season and still got beat in two game .... We knew when we Improvement Levy Election Day, wen1 into this game that it WiJiii gomg November 3rd. The permanent imtn he a dog fight to the finish . "In the second game. we saw provement levy money is used only for '<lllle oft he best volleyball thai I have Police·arrest Collins, charge. him with OUI diately a1·ailahle. She was charged By DAVID DROSCHAK CHARLOT:TE, N.C. (APJ wilh ttidmg and abettmg drh·1ng New ,Orleans quarterback Kerry while impaired. Collins was arrested and charged . Collins did nnt offer ;1ny resiswrth drunken driving early today. tance. the trooper sa id. hou~! .after a game against his former " I was not aware that it waS Mr. Carolrnn Panthers teammates . Collins before t"stopped the \'Chicle." On Sunday. Collins was booed Benge "''llll "He was ''cry polite." and tauntel) by Carolina fnn s dunng Collins was taken to the MeckNew Orle.ms' 3) -17 loss to the Pan- lenburg County Jail, where he post· thers. ed a $1.000 hond. He IS scheduled In Highway Patrol trooper R. Benge make " fi'rst cmu1 appearance Nov. said he arrested Collins at 12:50 n.m. 12. . • EST today at a downtown Charlotte In Augu st 1997. Collms was intersect ron after pulling over a 1995 m'·olved in an incident 111 wh1c:h he Le11.us . . reporredly used nn offensive rm:ral Benge said Collins appeared to he term in reference to former tearnrnale intox.rcated :md rcfu'ied to ta~e a Muh:-.in .Muhammnd "C'nll ins apo loBreathalyzer te <t. Highway Patrol gized fi>r what he said w:l' a remark spokeswom an Sara Kempen sa id made inje..;t, buttiJt!'inclclenl prompt· Collms refused to take the hreath ie<t ed ,o;;pccu louion as 10 whether Collin"' on the advice of hi s lawyer. hmJ a drinking ul pr·ohlem. Kempen s:ud . the trooper sn1d Cnllins.-hns denied having an :!leoCall ins had nn elevated alcohol read- hoi p10hlem ~ ing on a pocket -sized sen..,or cnllecl an Collins. a forml.!r Pro Bowl quarAlkasensor that troopers carry in their lerhack, w:r" c.:lmmcd olf" wnrver~ hy cars. That rcmlmg wasn't av:u lahle New Orleans last month alter telling bec,t'l u..,e it isn'tu..;ed as t\·idence. she Cmnlma coach Dom Caper' hi .. heart saiJ. , . . was no longer inlo bcmg the Pan"He dt.:clincd to answer any ques- ther's QB IJOns ." the trooper sou d. "There wa" · On Sunday. Coll1ns was booed a young lmly that was with him. <~t\tl when he entered Ericssnn Stndium she wa-. aho anco.;ted ." ' and when he exited at halftime. He Benge -;md the car hclhngcd to th'e was the lir o,; t one olT the fu.~l d for the \\oman . whn"c nmnc was not imme- Sa1nts at the hreak and exhorted the <e<:n all year from bolh team<. We had a couple of chancrs to beat them in the S«ood g;~me and couldn't capitalize on the opponunity. They !Ade· na) played ~ood fundamental volleyball when they had too." "What a sea<;On you hate to see come to an end,.., quicl.ly. hut then you ~el beat by one of the best teams in the <tate, you don't feel to bad abolrt that . I told the gi rh that if we are going to win that we hajJ to beat one of the best teams to get anywhere. We gave them everything that we had:" "This is one of the he'l team,. if not the best. that I have ever coached and I enjoyed rttremendously. It will be hard replacing all the talent that is lea,ing. The Se~1ors will definitely be missed." Adena time out. Je\< Brannon hammered a couple l.ill,,then Stocy really drilled a kill to brin~ a brief momentum 'hift bacL to the Indian camp. . . Dragon Internet Full Unlimited Access as low as $12.50 per Mo. Rock Springs UMW elects officers _ Gor'!lmunity calendar New officers for the coming year were elected at the regular meeting of the Rock Springs United Methodisl The Community Calendar is Pomeroy Corporation Line on Sec- Women. They are as follows: published as a free service to non- ond-Avenue. Dorothy Jeffers. preside.nt: Rita Radprofit groups wishing to announce ford. vice president: Leah Ord, treameetings and special events. The RACINE·- Racine Village Coun- surer: Norma Baker. secretary, and calendar is not designed to promote cil regular meeting Monday, 7 p.O),. at Iris Cullins 1 news reporter. sales or fund raisers of any type. the municipal building. Dorothy Jeffers read from Mark ' Iti'ms anl printed as space permits '" ,, !4. The Lord's Pmyer and the purpose and cannot be gu\lranteed to run a SYRACUSE -- Suuon Township , were given in unison and the group Trus~es ·regular meeting Monday. specific number of days. sang "Tis so Sweet to T~st in Jesus" 7:30p.m. at Syracuse Village Hall. and "Wonderful Words of Life" . MONDAY Louann Smeck was welcomed af MIDDLEPORT -· Friends of the TUESDAY a new member. • Meigs County District Public Library POMEROY -- JEWEL (Jesus . Otficers' reports were given by will meet Monday. 7 p.m. at the Mid· Enhancing Wi se Educational Learn· . Frances Goeglein, secretary, and by ing) will meet Nov. 3, 7 p.m . at the dleport Library. home of Brian and Kim Hupp. Gay POMEROY -- Meigs Counly Snyder will be pre<enling her CHEO Board of Revision, 3:30 p.m ., audr- Seminar "Home Schooling & The tor's office. New•values for Tax Year · Kitchen ... What?l" which provides pracllcul information about hom e 1998 will be reviewed. schooling organization. For more CARPENTER-- Columbia Town- information call the Hupps at 992ship Board ofTrustees meeting Mon- 7779. day, 7:30p.m. atlhe fire station. ALFRED ·- The .Orange TownLETART FALLS -- Letart Town- ship Trustees will meet on Tuesday m ship Board of Trustees meeting Mon· 7:30p.m. at the home of the clerk, day, 6 p.m. at the office building. Osie Foil rod . Hazel Ball, treU:,urer. The card report was by Pandora Collins. Virginia Wears had prayer for the sick and shut-ins. Plans were made for the an~ual soup dinner•on ~lection day. Vtrginia Wears .had devolions reading from Mark 11 -24.26 and a program on "Struggling for Human R1ghts" with readings by Frances Goeglein, Pandora Collins and Norma Boker. After the closing prayer. refresh" ments were served. · The next meeting will be a Thanksgiving dinner•. on Nov. 10. Web TV orComputcn ull 111 a local call! UNLiMITED Personal Ae<:ess, Pmonlll E-MAil Accounl & HI mea of Personal Web Spacel R•pklr reue is S/6.95 per Mo. Guaranteed No Busy Signals! 1-888-657-0977. •i>onieroy •Lebanon •Wi!minpon •Sardinia •Gallipolis •Nelsonville "Da)'IOn •Hillsboro • Sprin&ficld •Middletown • •Cin:lt~ille 0W&Wnaton •wes1 Union '' ,. RACINE -- Regular meeting of .Racine Chapter 134. Order of the Eastern Star Monday. 7:30p.m. Fiftyand· 25-year membership pin~ to be pre~ented . Refreshment,. J>?MEROY -- Drew Webster Post 39. American Legion. oyster supper, 7 p.m, followed by regular meeting. ' > • POMEROY .: The Meigs County Agricultural Society will hold liS MIDDLEPORT -- Middleport Masonic lodge 363 F&AM regular meeting and election of ofticers Tues· day, 7:.10 p.m. at the temple. Refresh- annual election for members nf the ments. board of directors Monday, 5-9 p.m. at the Grange Hall on the Rock Springs Fairgrounds. REEDSVILLE -- The Olive Township Trustees will hold a regu, Jar meeting on Monday at 6 :30 p.m. at the. township garage. located on Joppa Road. POMEROY ·- The Meigs Band Boosters will meet Monday, 6 p.'m. in the school cafeteria to peel apples for - the annual apple huller project. AII parents are asked to help. MIDDLEPORT-- Leaf pickup in Middleport will begin Moriday at the RUTLAND-· Rutland Township Trustees meeting in regular sess10n Tuesday, 6 p.m. at the Rutland Fire Senate Station. WEDNESDAY MIDDLEPORT-- Middleport Literary .Ciuh meetmg Monday. 2 p.nt . on November 4 at the horne of Martha Hoover. Leah Jean Ord will review the book "Angela's 'Ashes," by Frank McCourt. POMEROY -- Chester Garden Club wi ll meet at the h.ome ofTwil:i Buckley on Nove mber 4 at 7:30p.m. :Mike Shoemaker) J{e's rTruly .One Of Us! Paid for by The shoemaker Committee, Dwight Radcliff, Treasurer, 330 Sylvan Circle, Circleville, Ohio 43113 • • I . i �Page 8 • The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Oh io Group initiates n~w members Fame, success didn't solve singer's problems LOS ANGELES (A P) - Selling !Jiillinns of records and winning international acclaim had a downside for Alanis MorisSc:lte. Morissene says she wa< depressed for a year because she wa.sn' t sallsfied with her Grammy-winning ~m. ''Jagged Little Pill." even as ,..~es soared. '' I thought that fame and success wut1ld solve your problems, that there would be a sense · of peace o.r self-<!steem raised by having all this external sl.iccess." she said in SUn· day 's los Ange les Tiines. "So the question became, ' If not this. then what can make me feel connected?"' : She withdrew from the publ ic, last year. But not all the cu'iloms feel like second nature: ··1 may have to get u..:d to the music," she said to rounds of laughter. MISSION ·VIEJO, Calif. CAP)Olympic champion AI Joyner said he always ha.s drawn >lrength from the strong women in his life. Now he is looking to his 7-year-<tlddaughter for· inspiration. Alpba Omicmn Chapter, Delta President Marjorie Fetty thanked ·rhe Kappa Gamma. initiated three new cooks and the hoste\S committee for mem~" when it met at Sali,bury their work. She recogn1zed members S.:hool on October 26. having September and October binhGay Perrin. member of the ho,t- Jays. . ess commiuee. gave the gmce before \'iola Genies and Margaret Benthe baked chickeh ifinner ,_.,rved by son. members of the legislative comSalisbury PTO. The society >ang mittee.-gave the progr..afn on legisla. "America. the Beautiful ," wnh Don- tion . They emphamed that Ohio has na lenkins at the piano. Tables were one of the be'! teacher retirement sysdecorated with fall nowers and tems in the nation . Mcm~r!'. ~hould leaves. Favors -were candies. note- know what bills are before the legisbooks and paper cla.sps. lature and the stand of ollicers and·. During the ,business meeting. candtdates for office on the bill<. The ' "Wit hout them, I couldn't have done any of what I have with my life."' said Joyner. referring to his m9lher. Mary Ruth. his sister, Jackie Joyner-Kersee, and his late wife. three-time Olympic gold medalist Florence Gri ffith Joyner. cont:enlrdled oo her music and proJoy ner 's wife died Sept. 21during duced he r new album. "Supposed a n epileptic seizure .. His daughter, Former Infatuation Junkie." Mary Ruth, shall inherit the legacy of " I basically let g\l of so many st re n~h , said Joyner, the 1984 things." she said. "Comi ng to terms Olym 1c tnple Jump champion. By MICHAEL FLEEMAN .. Anrz:· meanwhile. became the with the fact that ... I don't have to hi ghest-g rossing animated fea ture • ow u' s up to Mary. my moth- AP Entertainment Writer ' LOS ANGELES- Evil won eas- · out .. id.¢ the D1sney stud io. overtak mg '~rite another lyric. or poem or song er's na mesake." he said. "She 's the ily at the Halloween weekend box e~er again if I don't want to." the $62.8,mil lion-gro:-;sing ·· Beav is & future." --' ,, uftice. · Bu t_t- head Do America." Dream" John Carpenter's Vampires" SALT LAKE C ITY (A P) - For Works' t:ompu ter-;mimllted tale of a TRENTON. N .J. (AP) -~oe Pisthe fi"t time in 50 yeal)i, Gladys c-opo has put hi s good humor to work took first place over the still-strong tiny insect with big ideas has am,.-sed $67.4 million after live weeks. Knight had a case of pre-performance for the youth of hi s home state, and '' Piea.antville" on a weekend in j itters. which six of the top 10 lil ms dealt ·· vampires." starrin g James no w some of those c hildren are ; It happened Friday as she met returning the favor. wi th the sinister or the supernatural. Woods as the leader.o f a gang out to destmy bloodsuckers in the SouthChurch PreSident Gordon B. Big Brothers Bie Sisters of Mer· industry estimate showed Sunday. Hinckl ey. , west, overca me uni ver!<iall y bad cer County has n;~;ned the Bloomrev iews to open with $9.2 million. the · " I have sung for pres idents and lield nati ve " Vulu~teer of the Year" amba<>adors .and I thought that I had for his service to c hildre n' s causes. best debut for a lilm by d ~rect or CarThe reunion o f t~e Dean 'family pe nter. It topped hi.' "Escape from <~ rrivec.J." Knight said. " But singing The onetime star of NBC's "Saturday 1 for a prophet - now. that's a step Night Live" will be the guest of hon· wa,' held recentl y at ihe home of John L. A .. " Yjh1 ch opened wllh $8.9 mil, Dean at Wolfe Pen. the location of the hun in 1996. up," . or Thursday at the group's ti rst vol- Dean farm since 1866. ·' Knight, a conve n to The Church unteer ce lebr.llion . "Vampires" ' ·stayi ng power is Those une nding __;e re John and , questio nable once the Hall oween <>f Jesus Chri st of Latter-day Saints. Piscopo has worked with New Jer· was the key no'te speaker for a Satur- sey Network public televiS ion on sev- Virginia Dean, John W. and Belind a deco ra tions come down. but Sony 1 day luncheon hunonng Marjorie eral youth progra ms. including a Dean. Je remy Dean of Charleston. spokesman Ed Ru"ell Said the studiO W.Va., and Sarah Dean, Garold and pic ked up the movie so cheapl y from tlinckl ey. the c hurch president's wife telethon a~d an educat ion series. Big Gladys Gilkey. Cindy and Shawn .and Largo Entert;:u nmen l that .. ,, w ill f<n ight has immersed herse lf in Brothers ofti cials said they hoped hi s churc h rituals since joining the fai th appearance would raise aWareness of Brenda East of Athens. Ralph and already be a pro li table film fo r us Dorothy Well. David and Debbie befo re the week is over. " the need for mentors Well of Guysv ille, Canily and Cullen It led a box oftice wee kend filled Bryson. LaiT)' andCandy Bryson and with death and darkne.s. In third • Sylvia Robensti ne of Can ton, Connie place w;.1s " Practica l Mag ic.;. ·· Bride and Ken Smith ~ nd Cl yde and Kathy of Chucky" was fifth . " Beloved" was George,all of Canton, JohnHolliday and Fre nda Smith , and Flore nce ')\ NN APOLIS • . Md. (AP) _ s~e ing Tina's age on the ma.,;.iage Well. all of ..A lbany, Jennie BlackWhen Tina Akers discovered she wa.s license application. court official s' wood, David and Sarah Bro wn of Adam Thomas pregnant, she went to boyfriend consulted with a judge and county Mass ilon. Paul and Mary Paynter of Army Pvt. /\dam J. Thomas has Wayne Compton with the news. and state prosecutors. They were told Albany, Denver and Erva Rawlings graduated from basic mil itary tra1;,. :They talked it over and decided to that because Tina was pregnant and of Herbers ville. · ing at Fon Jackson in Columbia, S.C. get married. They were in love, !hey her fath er had given permission, the The day was e njoyed by visiting During the training, the soldier sa"'. and Wayne wanted to do right marriage would be legal. and taking pictures. rece ived instruction in drill and cer- members >hould let the office" and lat iun' uf the chapter member\. candidate~ Teresa Snider. chairm3n of the The ne<t meet•n£ "ill be held on November 16 .tl the Old Dutch publicity cnmmittce, dl\tributed Re.,taurJnt '"Logan. and will feawre know their opinions. mpie' of the October Alpha Omicron New,. A bulb sale wa' held to benetit World Fellow,hip. . Office" conducted the initiation of three new member!i. : Paula John - son, e'corted by Viola ~~trks. Andrea Caudill. esconed by Tere-a Snider and Carla Mavi,, esconed by Diana Partlow. The new membe" received red ru••e"' and the congratu- Deans reunite , Marrl'age of pregnant gl"rl, 13, sparks outrage Military news by:~:;~~~f~~ndu~~~~t~~~~-~fer. and Tma, who recently dropped out Celebrates first birthday "· of the seventh grade, married Aug. 24 in a modest Annapolis counhouse ·'chapel before a small pulpit adorned wilh artificial Ivy and white ribbon. 'The union is being called criminal ·, by some people. The reaso?: Wayne , is 29. Tina is 13. In mid-September, T•n• gave binh to a boy. : Prosecutors are looking into the possibility of charging Wayne with sexual assault and Tina's parents wlth child abuse. And lawmakers, cottrt ollicials and child advocates Kera Casto. Jeremy Casto, Dere k Casto, Dave and Sandy Mills. Julie Brown, Nancy and Rusty Walker. Bmd Walker, lsaha Walker, Nara Hartman. Kelli e Ridenour. Gwen anll Mark Hall. Morgan Hall. Garret Hall. Lucille Ridenour. Roger and June Epple. ' Casey Lane, Ridenour celebmted his tirst binhday at his parents' home in Chester. <>n Sunday, Aug. 2. Ca.•ey is the son of Floyd Ridenour a.nd Jeanie Newell. Paternal grandparents are Keith and Lila Ridenour of Long Bon om. Great paternal grandmother is Lucille Ridenour of Tuppers Plains. Maternal gmndparents are Elmer and Darlene Newell of Chester. Great maternal grandmoth er IS lnzy Newell of Chester. The party carried out the Winnie havevowedtachang~ a pairofMary- the Pdoh theme of "One is Wonder-· ' land la~ s that allowed the marriage 1 f I'" ' '· k I u .. . 4 \ · ro "' ·e Pace.. Attending the pany were lnzy · . " It's been a real wake -up•call to N stales all over," said Gloria Gold· , ewell, Dorothy McGraw, Shawn and Teresa Wilfong, Andrew Wil faden of the Maryland chapter of the fong, Kody Wilfong, Matt and Jenny Nalinnal Comminee to Prevent Child Rt' deno ur, .,..om and Sh e1·1a Th 1ess, ' 1\ltuse. " We' resaying . 'Look at your Keith and L1la Ridenour, Elmer and own legi slat io n to see if you do have Darlene Newell. La ura Brown, Jessie a <•••llict, because you can learn from Newell, Scott Newell , Jamie Erwin. our mL"akes in Maryland..... Jeff and Pam NewelL Zack Newell. State law de lines statulory, or Mike and Evelyn Hoffman, Dalton se-cond-degree. rape as sex with a Hoffman , John and Mary Newell. ch~d youn ger, than age 14 by some- Mi ssy Newe ll. Mike Newell. Charlie one fou.r or more years older. It " and Heather Cleland , Jessie Cleland. p~nishabl e. by 20 years in prison. Cassidy'C ieland ...Eugene Long, BiiBut 'mother law allows children rr·e Man:tn · ko. Bra ndon Ma.n:m · ko, and · , • under 16- with no minimum age- Sera Marcinko. ' 1 1 l<i l ""Y with parental permission Sending.gifts, Ke ith and Man:hel.' '""' prnol nf pregnancy.' ' la Weber, Josh (::aslo, Christie Mill s, e mo nies. weapons, map reading. lac- ·tJcs, mi lit ary courtesy, military justice. phySical fitness. first aid and Army h rstory and tradit io ns. He is . th e son of Timo th y i. Thomas of Middleport and Debra J. Jenkins. Pomeroy. · sevent h. "Wh<it Ore;m)~ May Cume '' was mnth and "Apt Pupil" was lOth. Antiques • Lang Calendars • Candles Toland F lags • Camille B eckman Lotion ·B irdhouses • Clocks • Frames · • Soap • Baby Gifts 992·76!16 . ·,. Residential Pick-up $1 0.00 per mo. With Poly Cart $11.00 per mo. Another hormr lilm. "Urb•n Legf end," was 1'1 th. Small Dumpsters for 3 or more families $25.00 per mo. Businesses Save Money, Too! ELECT By Calling Bill Oiler. section of Cremeans Road In Rutland Townahtp will be· held on November 23, 1998, at 10:00 a.m. at tho olio In quaotlon . A hoorlng on thooo roa(lo will ,bo hold at 1:00 p,m\, November 23 1988, In tho' Commleelontrl' office at their rogulor mooting. 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'"''~' • ~·\ ·~ fi;: .rr., ft1 ··~ )D CONS,.RUC,.ION ~ Ne w Hom es & Re mod eli ng S'd' Ga rages. P o le Butld1ngs, Roofin g, 1 1ng Commercial & Res idential 27 yrs. exp. Licensed & Insured Phone 740-992-3987 Free Estimates Owne r: J o hli Dea n mo. M:-.. _,-,, ct'~ •' ~ Il l lit ~ N:-. · rrJ~ tf;jf,t~~~~fi;r ~ ~ f.r.t~ ~ ' CONSTRUCTION •New Homes ·Gara ge s •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATEES 985-4473 7/22/tln - GU!fSHOOT LEGION Rildne Gun Club Nease Hollow Rd. Every Sunday .12:30 pm Limit 680 sleeve .731 back bore BEECH GROVE · ROAD GUN SHOOT .1:00 . SUN., PM Slug & Shot Matches , ANNOUNCEMENTS ' -~ Personals ASK QUESTIONS, .GET AN SWERS CALL "M ERICA 'S • 1 PSY- CHICS t·900·740·S500 !•1. 3596. www.1hehotpages2 .comii\ST psychiC 125029 1. htm $3.99 /~In :' Gentleman Seeking Compan ltM• ., sh1p, From Nice Female For Tai~, . Walks & FneMsh tp Send f.\&·. plies To 553 Seco-no Avenlla,. Apanment 403 . Gallipolis, OM 45631 Pnncess V1deo Has X· Ra'te'd Mo•·1es For Sa le. $15 Ea ch Qr~ ~ For $25, New Releases, 740·44 I· 51 67 Start datmg tonight! Have f~n " playmg the Ohio Dating Game .- 1'-' ~ 800-ROMANCE, extens1on 90 15.· ' SWPM, Mid 40 's 6'1 230 Uic'~9 Outdoor ACII\IIhes ISO SPF !~ · 45. Send Response To · CLA 457 cJo Gallipolis Dally Tribune , 82~ T hird Avenue . Gallipo lis, OH · 45631. • ·30 , Announcements SAYRE TRUCKING (Lime StoneLow Rates) WICKS HAULING Hauling , Excavating & Trenc hing Lim e sto ne & Gravel Septic Systems ,Trail er & House Sites Reasonable Rates Joe N. Sayre Limestone; Gravel, Sand, Top Soil, Fill Dirt 614-742·2138 614·992-3470 --: YOUNG'S Cousin's Home CARfENTER SERVICE · •Room Addition s •New Garages •Electrical & Plumbing ·Roofing lmprovemenl and Pointing & Cooling Residential & Comme rcial •Interior & Exterior Painting Al so Concrete Work (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 Pomeroy, Oh io J&L SIDING & INSULATION •VInyl Siding •Soffit ·Fas cia •Seaml ess Gutter · Roofi ng •Re pl acement Windows •Stationary Docks ·•Blown Insu lation •Garages ·Decks 24x24 Pole Bu ildin g starting at $5995 740-992·2772 ' 18+ Serv·U 619·645·8434 M1198 tln AMERICAN ' .. ' C ustom Built Cf)mputer s, Networks Modems, liard ' 7 40·698·9114 RUTLAND, OH. DUMP TRUCK ~ Drives, Prlnters. .Upgrnde Your PC To u Pt>ntium C PU arid MB Toduy. Pre-Owned Co mpute rs. 740-992-1135 For A Price Quote! Frognetlnternet Sign -up point for ........ Meigs and Ma son Counti es 114 Court St. Pomeroy, Ohi o 45769 - .. I' I, • Floor Installation FREE ESTIMATES or I Computer Performance Upgrades A Professional 7 40-698-7231 ~-·fill& "Your Computer Shop" rrurn th e Courl House. CARPET PLUS 101111 mo pd ON·LINE · SECRETS! HI.:I'USS 10/1/1 HOWARD R. L. HOLLON EXCAVATING CO~ J TRUCKING . o 740-441;.9416. 1-800-81'2-5967 Dozer, Endloader, Backhoe, · Sight Preparation, Utility Lines, Build Roads Licensed tor Septic 1 (740) 367-0280 Jo.s eph Jacks 740·992-2068 Phone 740·992-6670 *Free Estimates "WI•ere Quality Doesu '1 Cost More" , PERRY'S CONSTRUCTION Free Estimates . • *Free 5 Parts Warranty *Free Digital Thermostat BENNETI'S HEATING & COOLING·. ·:. POMEROY, OHIO W. VA. #023477 MINIMUM PURCHASE MAY. BE REQUIR ED . Auction Starting Saturday, November 7 at 6:00 p.m. !, Air Conditioners ~sLow As '28 a month· ,,. : ,. 110 COURT ST. 1· 800-291 -5600 Iii '" "Easy Ot•er the Pfwrte Bartk Fimwcing" .h'?"ANY SIZE UP TO 93 UNITED INCHES IN •'-"'~ EXISTING WOOD DOUILI HUNG OPENING " OPTI~NS AVAILAill Local ed In lhe InSurance Plus Building Jo e Wilson (614) 992-4277 2019 WORRYING!!! LANDSCAPE DESIGNS Remodeling Minor Repairs • Cabinets • Siding CR·EDrr • • H o t Water Heate r • F reezers Custom Homes Insured 1391 Safford '" School Rd . · ~l!lllpolls, OH The Pomeroy Elementary P.T.O. will be having a Bake Sale on Nov. 3, 1998, Election Day. This bake sale will be from 6:30a.m. until 7:30 p.m . for the voters. Hope to see you there! • Washers • Ranges William Safranek, Attorney At Law (740) 592-5025 Athens, Ohio ·' 74o-446-9416 Poo l Tourna me nt Every Thursday N1ght 7 30 "Net.'CI repair on any makc>?"' New Construction & Remodeling For Information Regarding Ba nkruptcy conlact: Bennett Supply ., (Cut Out for Future Discount) SUNSET HOME CONStRUCtiON BANKRUPTCY can relieve a debtor of Discount Prices Euchre To.urn ament Every Tuesday Night, Sign up at 7: 00 Game startS 7:30 10 14/981 mo•• Great Deals On New Furnaces Starting As Low' As $900.00, Installed Call Don today at 1-740·742·2842 flSES and EPA Cert1fied "Hug• MIZWAY TAV ERN Call 740·843·5426 • In stallation MOBILE HOME PARTS • Apply in person or call Veterans Memorial Hospital, Human Resources at 740-992-2104 Over 20 years experience. ' Free Estimates • Sa les • Servic e .....,., , I "Priced right all the.time" Credit • Slow Credit • Bankruptcy Repo • Divorced Inventory" *Rbof Coatings *VInyl Skirting •water Heaters *Door/Windows *Electric/Plumbing , Supplies *Fiberglass & Wood Steps • Vinyl Siding • Garages • New Homes • Pole Buildings • Room Addition~· ' "Don·e 'right the fu-st time" New ·& Used Tires .Computer Balancing & r!lounting 44087 Wipple Rd. LOHG'S COHSTRUCTIOH DO.N'S HEATING & COOLING LPN's f Nursing Assistants. Part time and full time positions available. CLEANING 44087 Wlpple Rpad (Five Pol nts Area) Pomeroy, Ohio · Nick and Eleanor Leonard Bill Vows As Slate RepresentaHve EDUCATION A ND HIGHWAYS To upgrade both systems, brin@ing · to state wide ~ vels. , LAW ENFORCEME NT To ser:ure additional fundin g for our law enforce~nt agencies. ' ECO NOMIC DEVELOPMENT · To attract mo re industry to our area will be a priority be cause Bill Lelieves 1 "Our chU.lren, it they ch oose, shuLLid have the opportunities a vailable to them to remain in Southeast Ohio and raise their families". Tom Moyer, the current Chief justice of the Supreme Court wants to waste $90 million of your tax money to build a new office·building and a plush new office for himself. ,, for caring, dedicated State Tested TRI-CPUN TY SANITAT ION MIGHTY MAC AERATION SYSTEM New light-weight, fiberglass state and county approve<! with two-year warranty. 740-742-2566 D. Howard' lll<1& 1 1t00 3 Rooms & Hall (740) 992-2036 OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING &HEATING . •. Veterans Memorial Hospital is looking CARPEl &UPHOLSTERY COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL Call for appointment ..,.. · STNA HOWARD' S Room Additions • Roofin g 12/211911 mo. '. PUBLIC NOTICE A viewing for cloalng a T h e Daily Sentinel • Page ~ . A LL P RO Garages • Replacement W indo ws 10/1/mO. SOUTHERN OHIO DISPOSAL I Help Wanted New Homes • V inyl Sid ing New In Hlsfortc Downtown Pomeroy .. 110 BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. • Hartwell Hares I Public Notice ~omeroy • Middleport, Ohio HARTWELL HOUSE made In accordance with I 1998 .•' the annual ~ilent auction . Members from Meigs County , who anended were Pam Crow, Mar- . • jorie Fell y. Manha Greenway. Wendy · Halar, JoAnn Hayes. Pauline Honon, Suzy H} se ll. Donna Jenkins. Nellie Parker. Gay Perrin. Carolyn Snowden. Sandra Walker. Paula . Whiu , · Duruthy Woodard. Becky Zurcher. and a gue<t. Lynn Ben<ehoter Movie-goers ~ink their teeth into scary films over Halloween .weekend 1\' 0ffll('" Monday, November 2 , Mo n day, Nov e mber 2 , 1 998 "No fob too big or too small" Free Estimates (740) 367·0412 (740) 992-4232 New To You Thnft Sh.oppe· · 9 West Stimson, Athens 740·592·1842 •• Oua l1ty clo th1ng and hOuserTciJtj 1tems $1 00 bag sale el{'erj ______ ... Thursday Monday thru Saturday 900·530 ' ....;·~ 40 Giveaway .....,.---::c..,.-:-:--:--:-:-:--'-:---:::-7" .• 2 Year Old Male MIX&d C0!11e ' Oog, 740·446·1062 • 7 8 eaut1ful Pupplef$, 7 Weeks Olfl 1/2 Lab MIX After 3·30PM. 740'· 441·1707 Adora ble Ki tt ens To A Good Home! Flea Free . Wormed And UtferTramedl 740·446·8390. Adbrab le puppies. part Ger ma n shepherd. male & tamale , 8 weeks, 304~675·6494 a11er 7·00 PM . .. Cute Puppies . To A Good Horil~ 740·446·6941 . Large Female Calico Cat. Neul• wed & Declawed . lovely Dispo,~ SihOn, 740·245·5543 Siberian Husky, to good home:· 740·992·0040 . ;~ 60 Lost and Found .-. o,.~ Los t· anyone wi th Informa ti on missing r mgs m my home o~ Winter is arou~d tile .:Orner Come into ELECTRIC OR Plyma le Ad.· d 1amond sol1lalre,'" 114 carat. marquis shape, ring.~ IMP ERIAL TIRE and have your car SATELLITE w1th two hearts. black onyx ri ng: ~ Avon dng wrth blue sto ne . Ae· • ward tf returned, caH 304·675· SERVICE winterized Have you r Call ant1·freeze checked, Oil changed, New t~res, Snow T1res. Brakes checked, & Exhaust Check out our d1scounted tires. 992-6320 Local Satelli te Provider Best Electr 1c Pomeroy 5903. .~ • Lost. Gold Ring In Gallipolis Area~ ~ Gold With Red Set, $50 Reward!• 740·869·9832 Call Collect • Lost Small Chihuahua Type Dog~.. Brown IBi acM: Wrth While Mark-,;. 1ngs, Ch ild ' s Pet , Los t· McCor· 1 m1ck Road, 740·44l·t983 "' Wh 11e long hair ,ca t, Bur -~ den e Adpn area Reward , (304) Lost · 675·8612 ' . �• Monday, November 2, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ¥onday, November 2, 1998 . The Daily Sentinel • Page 1 t Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio • NEA Cro••word Puzzle PHILLIP ALDER Gallipolis & VIcinity AL,1. Yon! So ... MUll Behldln~ Qf &f)UNE 2 00 p m. F--... cloy ........ ,.,. , . .. 10 ""' SUnday edtdon ·2:00pm • 10:00a.m saturdly Garage Sale In Pal not. Novem ber •th 5th, 6th 7th 9-5 lots Ot Gtrts /Boys Clothes. N•ce Ladtes Guess And LeVI Jeans, Aololtller And Lots More• Everyth.ng Cheao' Pomeroy, Middleport & Vicinity 7 family yard sale NoY 2r.:l & 3rd 9 5 Skate A-Way { 985 99961 furMure met al clothes cabinet mtcrowave ,.xerc1se equtpmenl TV Nlnlendo & games carpet wmter clOthes emergency vehtcle hght 89 Dodge p1ckup lots of mi&G All Y•rd S.le• Mu•l Be Paid In Adv•nce De•dlln• 1 OOpm the d•y before lhe ad I• to run, Sund•y & Mond•y edition· 1 OOpmFlns •de rummage sale 11 /2 1111 10-4 Jots of winter clot~s 38400 St At 124 west Pt. Pleasant Overbrook Center has part 11me LPN postl•ons aYadable for all Shift$ if JOterested please contact Ang•e Halley at 7-40 992 6472 3 bedroom coumry ll:nchen hv mglfam1ty 2 baths detached ga rage on 1 1/2 acres country set tirtg Chester area $46 000 740- EOE 985-3511 wanted· persons 55 and QYer to hell) teach read•ng at Pomeroy E\.tmentary With the STAAS Program Fitteenjlours per week ChOice of $2 50 per hour stipend 01 tu1tJon unitS Jor )'Q'.JI grandctuld or a child of your choice Pa1d m11eage: and fr&e lunch For an apphcat•on or more rnformahon caM Diana Coates 740-992 2161 Wanted Subslttute Hyg1en1st for maternity leave December 18th through the second week of Fe· bruary Excellenl work•ng condr lions 11'1 a modem office With great pay Please call 304 773 5620 or send resume to P 0 Box 380, Mason wv 25m) Growing Company Needs He lp Now $250 $500 A Week Pari T1me Full Time Easy & Fun We Will Tram, No E11penence Need ed Senous lnqunes Only 1 600 204-7048 Business ' Training • Galhpohs Career College Spnng Valley Plaza 740 446 4367 1 800 214 0452 Accrethted Mem ber, ACICS Reg 190-05-12748 Schools Instruction 150 & VIcinity Auction ~ and Flea Market R1ck Pearson Auctton Company lull 11me auct ioneer complete auctton sen/Ic e Licensed 166 Ohto & West Virgm1a 304 773-5785 Or 304·773-5447 Wedemeyer s Aucti on Serv1ce Galllpohs Oh1o 740 37~2720 Wanted to Buy 90 Absolute Top Dollar All U S Sll ver And Gol d Coins Prool sets D1amonds Antique Jewelry Gold Rings Pre 1930 U S Currency Sterling Et c Acqulshions Jewelry M T S Coin Shop 151 Second Avenue Gan•polls 740-446 2842 2526 Dependable lady Wrll Co House cleanmg Call Edna Lan ier 304 67S.8738 Elec triC maintenance servrce Wumg breaker bO)(eS, light fix ture heating systems and Re modeling 304-674-0126 Furn1ture repalf, refinish and res toratlon also custom orders Ohio Valley Reftntshln g Shop larry PhilliPS 740-992 6576 Georges Portable Sawm1t1 don t haul your logs to the mill jus t ~all 304 675 1957 .. Wrll Work For S4 00 / Hour Will Haul Tra sh Junk Etc 740-367 0140 FINANCIAL 21 0 • Clean late Mod~J Cars Or Trucks 1990 Model ~ (!)r Newer Smith Sulek Pont1ac 1900 East ern Avenue GallipOlis J & D Auto Parts Buying wrecked or salvaged vetncles 304·773 5033 Left front fender bumper radiator lor 1992 Chevy 10 4 cyl 740 247-4292 s Wan te d To Buy Use d Mobil e Homes Call 740 446 0175 304 675-5965 I EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 110 Help Wanted "OIIlce Manager / Matntena noe Worker" 11 Interested wnte to J 2 Y 35 Wat er AssoCiatton Inc PO 6 0 11 48 5 PI Ple:Jsant W\f 25550 at once Include your mailing address and telephone number An app l calton form w111 be marled to you by retur~ ma•l Board of Directors AVON I All Areas I Shirley SJ)Eiars 304 675 1429 An Ohio Otl Cornpany Needs Ma ture Person Now In The GALLI POLIS Area Regardless Of E11 per lence Wr-Ite M A Read Po Bo)( 696 Dayton OH 4540 1 Needed someone to stay w1th el derly gentleman room and board sma ll salary preler ma te 3011 895 3942 Now Accepting Appl~eaiiOns At Dommo s Pizza Gallipolis & Po meroy Loca11ons Please Apply tn Petsan Oak H111 Tru ckln g Company Is Seekmg Expenenced Sem1 Trac tor Trailer Dnvers E11cellent Pay & Insurance Pa~age Over The Road & Local Drtving Exp erl anced Dnvers Only Call 740 682 7773 Part T•me LPNS 16 to 32 I-I ours Per Week Ca ll Midd let o n Es lates 740 A4&4814 Pan I me handyman needed send resume to Oatly Senttnel PO Box 729 74 Pomeroy Oh 45769 Someone To L1ve In & Take Care 01 Elderly Coup le For Room & Board Plus Salary 740 446-4051 740.4463117 Telemarketert work m our new Pr Pleasant ol lice sell tng appotntmen!s Gr d office atmosphere gM pay long ter m employment ava1table For Immedia te employment call 304 675-6539 I tam 5pm Comp uter Users Needed work bwn Hrs $20K $75K !Vr 1·800 349 7186 Exl 11 73 www amp- lnc com Earn EXII'I $$1$$ HOLIDAY HELP NEEDED With Tak•ng G1ft Ord ers & Host lng Demonstrations • Candles • Balh & Body • Fragrances 'Aromatherapy " Sk10 Care r Ch11dren s Gifts Call Tracy 740 44t 1982 Experienced Auto Body Aepa~r man App ly At La rry s Body Shop 2046 AddiSOn P ke Galli polts 6909 House On State Route 7 South Less Than 10 M.nutes From Downtown Gathpolis Pnvate 2 112 Acre Lot W•th Breathtakmg RIVer Vtew Approk 2 000 Sq Ft 3 BeG- 2 112 BathS Family Room , 2 fireplaces Hardwood floors, 2 Car Garage Lots Of Extras! 740. 446 9762 Or 741}4.4&-4514 Modern 3 bedroom house 2 baths couf)lfy kttchen large 2 car garage on 1/2 acre lot TuQpers Ptcuns Oh sewer already hooked up $75 000 J40 985 3511 or 740-667 3304 Pnce reduced aga1n will consider ~;eUmg on lan d co nuact 3 bed room split level new 3 car ga rage new heat pump and air new carpet throughout ve ry n1ce home 740 742 4000 Business Opportunity Nitw brick Ra nch 3 bedroons 2 bath Den 2-car garage plus storage area All Ecectracl t 2 Level acres S127 500 304 675 8959 Three bedroom ranch kitche n w/ appllanc es bath lR lurnllure curtams 18x20 back Cleek out bu tldl ngs ctty water blacktop road Waterloo Ad $39 900 "1 800 486 8555 882·3319 OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO recommends thai you do buSi· ness with people you know and NOT to send money through the mall un til you have lnvesllgated rhe offering ESTABLlSHEO RETAI L REPS! 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Fall Resume To 888 753·6334 Or Call740.753-6605 230 R1gh1 ln Gat:lmus ureat Locatron' t/2 Acre MIL. 3 Bedroom House 2 Baths LMng Room D•ntng Room N1ce Porch 1/2 Basement With Good Dry Concrete Fld'o r N•ce Big Shop Plus A Good Garage, Top Notch Garden Barn Has 1 Horse Stall Plus A l•tlle Pasture Cou nty Water And We ll Good Furnace In Basement For Heat Pr iced Just R1ghtl Roman 0 Hershberger 15586 Slate Route 141 PatriOt, OH 45658 Three bfJ(Iroom one bath home m New Haven good ne1ghborhood close 1o school and public pool large yard new v1nyl Siding per feel starter home $38 500 304· INOTICEI Ant1ques & clean used lurni!Ure wil l buy one piece or co mplele household Osby Martll'l 740 992-6.576 House & Lot For Sale 2 Bed rooms 1 Bath S600 Down W A C Easy Terms Located Near 81d well Contact Oavtd t 800 448 7.tl).446-J385 Antiques & Co llectables Buylng 1 P1ece Or Estates 740 446 2707 Antiques top prices paid River Jne Antiques Po meroy Oh•o Buss Moore owner 740 992 740-949 3228 RED BRICK RANCH Style House E•ce11ent Condthon Partially F•n• shed Basement 2 Car Garage Senous tnqutrtes Ontytt Sadewal,k sa le contmues Mon day Tuesday & Wednesday No vember 2 thr u 4 Wheretll Hen derson WV across from the post o ff iCe at The Junque Shoppe & C J Leathers 1oam-4pm 80 Home for sale three bedroom , one bath mce home prteed nghl, rooms WOO AI Home 140 6yr 2 3 bedrooms lOfl tongue! groove, pellet stove HP!CA ap pUance$, garage spa, acre Bula vilie Pike 740-367-o286 320 Mobile Homes lor Sale $500 Down on any 14x70 tn stock llm•ted number free dehv eryCf~~t1_~~00~·6~9~1·~6~77~7~----­ $999 Down o n any 98 model Ooublew1de m stock Free Dellv ery Call1 800-69 1 6777 Abandone d Home Ta ke Over Payments Or Make OHer 1 800 383 6862 Professional Services 12x65 2 br 742 2803 Livingston's Bsument Water· Proofing, all basement re patrs done free esti mat es li fetim e guarantee 12yrs on tob e11peri ftn(::e 3()4..895-3887 llving•lon•• Basement Weier· Proofing au basement repairs done free esttmates llfettme guarantee 12yrs on JOb experience 304-895-3887 tota l eleCtflc 740 1963 Wmdsor 101156 2 bedroom good cond1t to n must move 12500 080 304 675 8782 1969 Commumty moblle home 121156 askt ng $2300 740 843 53 10 da ys or 740 843 5147 alter 6pm 1971 Hillc re st 12x60 two bed rooms wastier dryer stove & re frtgera! or a•or underptnntng $4500 740 992 5039 1967 Clayton 3 Bedrooms 2 Baths Cen tral Air Gas Hea t Oreal Condition! 740 3S8 8475 Pr ice reduced 1990 Sp ruce Ridge 14x70 mobile home very good cond1 t1o n 2 bedrooms 1 & 1/2 baths washer & dryer stove re lr•geralo r central air B118 out stde bu•ldmg tmmed1ate posses stOn 740 992 6582 All real estate advert•s ng •n lh •s newspaper •s subject to the :=ederal Fa~r Hous1ng Act ol 1968 wh•ch makes •t 11legal to advert1se any prefereJlcC" ltrmtat on or d scr mtnahon based on race color rellgmn se11famtlial status or nat1ona\ ortg1n or any 11!entton to m<~ke any such preference hm tat1on or d•scnm•nanon 1996 14 Ft 1112 Ft Sunshine 2 BeiJrooms 2 Baths Island Kllct'l en Oak Cat11nets 740 245 9834 Bll30 fully equ1pped ready 10 move St200 740 742 62B2 • 91 t4•70 2 bed room 2 bath $15 000 w1th porches 740 992 4256 Tt)•s nev.spaper w11l not knON•ngly accepl adve ~IISemunts for real estate W~ICh IS In VIOlation Oil he l<Jw Our readers are hereby tnlormed that all dwellings advert sed 1fllh1s newspaper are ava1lqbte on,an equal opportumty bas1s ABANDONED HOME 3BA Assume l oan Low Monthly Payments Financing Available 304 755 5566 Doubl e Wtde New $999 Down $237 per mo Free delivery & set up t 800 69 1 6777 " REAL ESTATE 310 Homes for Sale 114 IMMEDIATE DISPOSALII Reposessed /Must Sell 2 Brand New R30 Premstallateel Prefab Homes Htghest Ouallty Easy Constructton Never Erected One Is 4 Bedrooms 1 800 B74 6032 Sacr hce\ Large selectiOn of used homes 2 or 3 bedrooms S!arllng at $2995 O Uick delivery Ca ll 740 3Q5 962t Oakwood Homes Barbow svtlle Model Close Out 304 736 wv 3409 Mob le Home & 314 Acre Lot For Sale 1980 Kingsley 14x70 3 Bed rooms 2 Baths l oca ted S R 218 Days 740 446 327 8 Evenings 740 446-3099 House Trai5er on Broad Run Rd Jbr 1 112 baths, 2 added on rooms Porch, garage Lot 2 AJ C s household 1tems $1 5 :Jl4.882 ooo ~ we Finance Land & Home Wllh As l tllle As S500 Down 1 606 92s-~ ' 800-383-6862 Busmess and Buildings Commercral Ofttce or Retail, 87 Mtll St Middleport 1 Sq F! S400 mo Corner Butldrng 1•0 992 6250 AcqUtS IIIOnS {ne11t -) •so Motllle Home 24X24 Garage 9FtX10Ft Storage"" BU1Id1ng $36 000 00 740.388 888~ 49 3/4 Acres On Wa rd Road In Galha And Me1gs County Ap pro11 5 Acres Clean Ra6t In Woods $30 000 740.388-9105 App rox tmately 3 5 Acres Perry Twp For Sale 740 446 4609 or 740-446-1104 After 5:00PM Commerc•al Or Residential Tnple Lot W1th Income In Crown C1ty On Route 7 $53,500 740 256 1426 Scenic Valley at Apple Grove , WV Bwldtng lots smgle w•des accepted publ•c water 20 minutes from new Buffalo Bndge on Jerry s Au t'! Ad Clyde Bowen Jr 304 576·2336 360 Real Estate Wante!l We Buy Land 30 -500 Acres) We Pay Cash t BOO 21 3·8365 Anthony Land Co RENTALS 410 Houses lor Rent 2 Bdrm House In GaU1pol1s De pos11 ReqUired No Pets 740 379 2400 2 bedroom all etectnc home 1n le tar t Falls w1 th ca rport lawn & garden Hud accep ted w1th com pte ted appltcatlon & references wto 74 0 992·231 1 after 6pm outside pets only 2 Bedrooms 1 112 Bath With Full Basement In Paino! Call Alter 6 P M 7 4()-446-4569 3 Bdrms Famllyroom 1 3 Acres 2 OOOSqFt 3 Miles South "On 1 16X32 lnground Poo l 2 Storage budd ngs 740 245 9412 3 bedroo m country house w1th \awn a nd garden w1\l pay fo r some deco rah ons or upkeep Board Ad Letart 304 675 2484 3 bedroom house wtth garage for re.nt In Rutland $285/mo plus de pos1! 740 742 2367 , 3 Belrms 1 1/2 Baths Full Fm Basement Double Garage ,1; Mile Fro m HMC 740· I;;,;;;:;·4 NEW BANK AEPOS ONLY 3 LEFT Sllllln Warranty OWNER FINANClNG AVAILABLE 304-755-5885 Two bedroom mobile home utrh ties parllally patd call 304 67S 6512 atter 7pm Two oedt'oom par11a11y furnl:shed near Leon marn road S200 de pos•t $200 month can 740 446 19Xl after 6 00 pm Unfurnrshed M6b•l e Home OnCora M1U ADad Off 01 325 No Pets References Oepos•l Re QUKed 74().245-5622 440 Apartments lor Rent 992 2218 1 Bedroom Economical Gas tieat WfO Hook Up Near CrNma $279/Mo., Plus Utlliti&S Oeposrt & l.Base Aeqt.Jired 7"0-446-2957 20drm apts total electric, ap· pUances furnist'ltd, laundry room facahnes close to SChoo! 1n town .t.pphcatrons available at VIllage Green Apts U9 or call 740 992· 3711 EOH BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS A.T BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES, 52 Westwood Drive from $279 lo $358 Wa lk to shop & movtes Call 740·446 2568 Equal Hous1ng Opportunity Furnlsned 4 Rooms & Bath, Completely Redecorated Clean New Carpet No Pe1s Or Smof(tng, Rei erence & Oeposrl Requrred Also Furn1sfled 2 Rooms & B~lh UpStairS, 740-446·1519 GraciOus living 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at V11tage Manor and R•verstde Apartments rn Middle port From $249 $373 Call 740 992-5064 Equal Housmg Oppor tunttles lafayette Mall Gallipolts 2 Bed· rooms 2 BathS All Uti!Jt1es In· elu ded $450/Mo Deposit Re · qulred Plus 2 Rooms & Balli No Kitchen $200/Mo, All Utilities Included 740.441 1005 Modern 2 Bedro om Apartment 740·446.0390 New Apartment I Bedroom In Rto Grande All Ulihtles Paid Plus Cable Walking Distance To Campus $375 00/Mo 740 245- Elllclent clean two bedroom deposit references no pets 304 675 5162 H ou~e l or Rent w\th optton to buy 4 bedroom 11 12 baths 1 car garage fen ced In yard! Central air/ heat Washer/D rye r Hook-up 1 Lg Deck, Stove Relrlg D• shwa ter furn ished $525 Plus Oeposl l (304) 675 7873 5iB2 Now Takmg Apphcaltons- 35 We st 2 Bedroom Townhouse Apartments Includes Water Sewage Trash $295/ Mo 740 441 1616 740 446 0957 1 740 446 6515 One bedroom apartment ln Mid dleporl all utilities pa1d $100 de pos\t $270 monlh call 740 992 7806 8am-5pm 265 1 Tatt, Townhouse Apartmen ts Very Spac •ou s 2 Bedrooms 2 Floors CA I 1/2 Bath Fully Car peted Pa!1o No Pets Lease Plus Secur ty Deposit ReqUired 740 446-3481 Nrce 2 or 3 bedroom house 1n Po meroy no pets 740 992 5858 450 420 Mobile Homes lor Rent Furnished Rooms C ~r c le Mote l l owest Rate s In Town Newly Remode le d HBO Ctnemax Showttme & Otsn ey Weekly Rates Or Monthly Ratos Cons truclmn Workers Welcome 7404415698 7404415167 460 Space lor Rent 1 Bedroom Tra iler In GalhpoHs N1ce Ya rd & Porch $250/Mo $200 Depostt References Re qulred 740 446-9342 Mobile home site available bet ween At he ns an d Pome roy ca ll 740 385 4361 470 Wanted to Rent 2 & 3 bedroom mobile homes a1r cond 11 oned $260 $300 sewe r water and trash tncluded 740 992 2167 A 3 Bedro o m House Apt or Trailer In town \ have good rei erences Must be throug h HUD call after 5 PM 304 675 1311 2 Bedroom Mob le Home Hannan Trace Road Off 218 $225/Mo + $100 DepOSi t 740 256 6202 MERCHANDISE 2 Bedroom Mnb•le Home $200/ Mo Depos •t 8 Mtles Out State Rou!e 218 GallipOliS 740 446 8172 740-2566251 2 bedroom tra•ler m Aacme good neighborhood carpo rt & porc h $300 per monlh .$300 deposit re ferences reqUired 740 949 2217 2 be droom tra •ler In Racme 3 bedroom tra ler In Middleport no pets 740 992 5M8 2 bedroom '" coun try Tuppers Platns water hlp 740 992 7201 leave message 2 Bedrooms $375/Mo , Plus Utth ttes & Depos•t No Pets 740 446 4313 740 446 0879 510 3 bedroom handicapped acces stble water & sewer provided to tal elec tr c bath & ha ll Hud vo LJ cher accepted Aactne area Southern School D•sln ct 740 949 4802 Household Goods Appliances ReconditiOned Wa shers Dryers Ranges Aefngrators 90 Day Guarantee! Frenc h Ci ty ¥aytag 740· 44 6 7795 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washe rs drye rs r elr~ge ra to rs ra nges Skaggs Appliances 76 Vine Stree t Ca ll 740 446 7398 1 8BB 818 0128 Used Fu rmlure Store Below Holl day Inn In Kanauga Twm Beds Complete Stt5 Full Beds Co m plate $135 Hutch $75 Dressers Couches 740 446 4782 520 3 bed room mobile home S300 $150 deposi t no pets call 740 742 271 4 3 P11ce L A Group Set Kroeler TraditiOnal Camel Color $500 00 Malchmg Set Htgh Back Sw1vel Rockers Mauve Double Recliner Lovesea1. Nearly New Bedroom Swt Solid Walnut Trrple Dresser With M1rror 1 P•ece Amertcan Standard TOilet Bone Color 1300 00 NeYBJ Used Sill! In Box 74Q.367-0125 Almo nd Whirlpool Washer $85 DO Twa GE Wasners $65 00 Ea ch Almoner Maytag Dryer $75 oo Two Other Dryers Wt'llrlpool $50 00 Each 740 446-9066 A.tter5 Large Rocking Horse Baby bed High Cha1r Swmg, Stroller Car Seal 304 675-4548 Beanie Bab•es Selling Below Secondary Market P nce 304 675-3090 Church pews lor sale 12 twelve loot 4 ten foot $200 each 740 949 2217 Come Get Your C\J1 To Length Stab Ftrewooel At The Sawmill Just Outside Of Patriol On Patnot Road $15 A PICk·Up Loael Guy O.ne Get The Ne11t One Free ThruOcl Electnc Scooters Wheel c ha~r s New And Used Stairway Eleva tors Wheelchair And Scooter Lifts Bowman s Homeca re 740 Sporting Goods Entire collection of Beanie Ba hie sJ 24 current 19 r et ~red 11 May releases and 15 1997 and 1998 Teen le Beanies Many hard to tlnds No bears $500 for au Call 304 773 5155 between 5 and 9PM Ektra Nlc a Used Furniture Ap· p11a nces Dmette s Freeze rs Beds Refr igera to rs Stoves Washers Dryers Etc 740 446 4039 740 446-' 004 FIREWOOD For Sale FIM D1rt W111 Deltver Good Used Refrigerator $85 00 Gas Fur nace 48 000 BTU H1gh Efftcrency 30 GaUon Gas Wat er Heater 1 Year Old $45 00 304 675·2691 Grubbs Ptano tu ning & rep~l rs Probl ems? 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Call the plano Or 740 446 4525 Hay for sale· one mile north on , Rt 2 square bales S1 00 S2 00 Saturday only pick-up JET AERATION MOTORS Repaired New & AebUih In Stock Call Ron Evans 1 800 537 9528 John Deere dozer 6 way blade new e-ngme $12 500 TraHeze triaxl e heavy &QUipment tra tler dave tall w1th ramps $3 500 King Cutler 5 br ush hog $250 1972 Mac truck 237 Mac mo! or $2 000 740 742 2675 Kenmo re gas dryer $50 740 992 3575 Prlmestar $49 ms~aUalion $1 DO worth o f fr ee programing free Holiday gl " pack 800-263-'2640 SALE Kitchen Cabine ts 63%0FF hsl pnce 1f purchased by the end of October Free in home estt mates Tn County Distributors Inc 1 800 352 3t47 SATELliTE SYSTEMS t 8• RCA 01 sh $19 99 per Month Ask About Free Programmtng No Credit Check From 8 OOAM , 9 OOPM 1 BOO 325 7836 Sectional Couch Wtth Qu een Stze Bed In tt 740 446 4255 Sill elec tric exerctse tonmg ta bias lose weight and keep 11 off 304 675 1961 Tw o Match tng Tapes try Arm Chairs In Fa ll Colors Never Used Very Eleganl 740 446 3377 More Information Used comp ut ers $tOO $400 a sys!em based on your needs plus used pa rts ca ll 740 992 6700 leave message 1l not home Used Patm Co11ers And Alu ml num Wmdow Awnings Of Various Stzes 740 446 2642 wanted adverti sing coltec ttble s Coke Peps etc includ•ng old hn signs 740-992 5053 Waterline Specia l 3/4 200 PSI $2 t 95 Per 100 1' 200 PSI $37 00 Pe r I 00 All Brass Com pression Fltllngs In Stock RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jackson Oh1o 1 BOO 537 9528 We buy anttques and part1al or complete estates baby 1tems and old Flestaware Jeans Fur M ur£ & Ant1ques Tuesday through Fr day 11am 4pm t45 Nort h Sec ond Middleport 550 FREE STUFF FOR SPORTS FANS 1 B88 5B8 3743 Toll Free 530 Antiques Buy or sell River ine Anliques lt 24 E Matn Street on AI 124 Pomeroy Hours M T W t O 00 am to 6 00 p m Sunday 1 00 to 6 00 p m 740 992 252 6 Ru(s Moore owner 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise ' WARMUP!" Building Supplies Btock brick sewer p1pes wind ows lintels etc Claude Winters Ri o Grande OH Call 740 245 5121 560 Pets lor Sale 4 Pe kingese AKC registered 2 1 3 yrs otel 2 f 4 months old call after 5pm 740 843 5175 8 Puppies Fu ll Blooded Esk •mo Sp1tz $100 00 Each 7 Males t Female CatiNO 992 5465 N1ce Tra•ler Secluded l ot Near B•dweli Po rter 1 Bedroom $400/ Mo Include s All Ultl1t1es 740 441--Q720 Furnace Heat Pumps & Air Con d•lionmg Free Est•ma test 11 You Don t Ca ll Us We Both Lose t 740 4466306 1 8002910098 A Groom Shop Pet Grooming Fea turing Hydro Ba !h Don Sheets 373 Georges Cmek Ad Tra11e r For Aent Bea ut•fu l River VIew 198 River Street Ka nagua Deppslt References N o Pets 740 441 ·01 81 FoslerTratler Par~ 'tiuntera Special' P le Inn Bed and Breakfa st ~eo n WV $36/ person or $45/2 people 304 937 AKC golden retriever puppies'"'~ 1st shot s a nd ~ormed $200 304 675 1689 days 304 576 2998 after 7 pm , 'I I 2447 AKC Reg•sterec:t German Shepherd Male ancl Female Ava •fatlle Black/Silver Slick/ Tan Bread lor QO(Id Tempera ment (304) 675·4412 Oars. (:Jl4) 1195-3322- & W - Ake r~g1stered Mm1ature OashOund puppteS 1 red maHI 2 black/tan females 4 wks old 5200 $50 l!epos11 w111 hold 1111 ready to go 740-992·3265 AKC adorable Cocker Spaniel pupp18S 74.0-992-6412 BUUIIIUI AKC Regtstered Maltese Pupp~es. 140-446-()857 Bnnany Span1e1, male, 17 month Old reg iStered $50 080, 740 992 1477 Frencil Ctty Pet Groomtng by Afr pomtmenl W••h Bathing Sy•tem· 650 Second Ave Galli poliS 740-446-1528 ·unra Stud service AKC champ1on blood hoe M101 Schnauzer (S & P) guarantee, call 740 992 6700 leave message ilool home 570 Musical Instruments Prano Kamball /Whitney, Good ConditiOn Wttn BenctJ, $1,000 740-441-1416 580 740 446 0231 1800 or 060 304-516-2596 Nortll 93 Mercury Topaz 4 cyl , 5 sp • ••oellent eondriMM'I, $1 600 740. 7•2 2'357 t 2378 FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK t Tobacco baler air press tobacco stnpper 304 675 3246 I 304 675- 4075 Wanted To Buy 350 Chevy Engine 740-446-1052 Your Area John Deere Dea ler For Restdenllal And Commercial lawn Equipment Compact Utility Tracto rs From 20 To 39 HP All S1zes Ol 4 we And 2 wo Farm Tractors Hay EqUipment John Deere Sk1d Steer Loaders Check Wllh Us About Financing On Lawn Tractors And Low Rate Fl nanct ng On New And Use~ Equtpment Carmichaels Far m & lawn Gallipolis OH 740 446 24121 800·594·1111 BARNEY Soutb t• TH' PARSON SEEN YOU OUGHT TO ,BE ME AN'./CLVINEY ~ 'SHAMED OF SCRAPPlN" !I YORESELF !! 245 9099 ' 1995 Chev Tahoe LT, red with black tnm Oark red leather ln\Bfioo or, rape and cd player, 15 ODD miles, factory plast ic covers, carpet, garage kept, $26,000 call 304.S75-3753 620 Wanted to Buy Wa nted to buy Mason or Gatlla area 100 Acres More or less Fa rm woodl land Call (304)- 6756383 630 Livestock 2 Angus He1fers and 1 Angus Steer 740 388-WDB Baby pigs tor sale 740-949-2908 TRANSPORTATION s. Lara rrt•e SLT Extended Cab Loaded Power Windows, Doors, Mirrors , Seat, Split Seat Cargo Lid Reese Hllch 60K Extra Clean, 740-256-S.t27, 740-256-1004 FRANK & EARNEST Ford ""p ickup, 6 cyl auto, runs very good, no rust, Y~S, / 1968 Bronco e11cetlent condition, $5000 740 94922t7 1976 Chevy Nova 4 Door Au tom NC Always Been Garaged 740 446 9320 Arter 5 OOPM 1960 ·1990 HONDA CARS $100 ·$500 Poltce Im pounds All Makes Avarlable Call 1 BOO 522 2730 E111 4420 1992 Cutlass Supreme 2 0 260 VB Good Co nd ll•on $1 500 00 F1rm 740 992 4568 1984 Otds R egency 98 Leather In terior Rear Detrost New T ~res Brakes & Roto rs Power Every th mg Atr Conditioner $1 100 7407422418 Or :lo4675 1860 1987 CJ 5 Jeep for sale call (304) 675 "37 Belore 5 00 198B Bonnevtlle LE maroon 4dr new tires & bra~es good co nd $3 200 304-675 5792 after 5pm 1988 Chevy Bere tta GT v 6 auto ale ps pb ste reo h igh m1le s looks/run good $1575 740 247 4292 $3,000 740· 367- 0219 740-:367·7272 o t'f>\ WI'\\Tif.l(, I o 1989 Jeep Cherokee Llmi1ed 4 l power everything AC <4 wheel drive CD player, $4200 080, 740-742-2367 1993 Chevy C 20 Short Wheel base Convers io n Van Excel Condition New Wheels "'nd Tires, Maintenance Up To Date $6,000 00 74().441 1013 Motorcycles ' Ovethaul S1 500 740 379 2695 AND THEN THE. D' PILE IS STUF'F THAT IS COMPLETJ:.LY 750 Boats & Motora lor Sale INEDIBLE JUST (OULDN T 5TI\ND TO I LOOK AT IT 20 Ft 1995 Playboy /Challenger Pontoon 50 HP Honda Gas Motor Low Hours E)(Cellent Condi· $8,500 VIckie 740-245· ANYMORE Summers not overt Kawasaki STS Jet ski, Still under warranty three seater 83 horsepower bought new July ol '97 three matching Kawasaki ski vests antt tra•ler all go wrth 11 Priced to sell, $4200. 740 949-2203 or 740 949· ~ 2045 will co nsider trade lor a good pontoon boa! 2t 2NT West Pass Pass Pass 3NT FOR ''TRICK OR TREATS " T GOT TWELVE CANDY BMS 0 i ~ FOURTEEN COOKIES, AND THREE TU~E5 OFTOOT~PASTE WE CAA1T~ff(W '!() ~-~--1 l ilt \ID\l'!.t. 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NY 10156 mner vooce and postpone t1 until a lal SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-Dec er date , 2 1) Procrasunauon could be a time TAURUS (Apnl 20-May 20) Be wasler thai puts you behtnd the K· walchful should a person you ' re ball Wtth all the thtngs you have to : BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lllellme guarantee l ocal re fere nces furniShed Es· tabllshed 1975 Call 24 Hrs (740) 446 0870 I 800 287 0576 Rog· ers Waterproofing Reslelentlal OJ commercial wiring, new service or repairs Master U cense d electrician Ridenour Electrical WV00 0306 304 675 17B6 e:: -...- East Pass 211 tllringa 30 Colm Pass AU pass 34 Orrin H81ch'a ~ 351V700.C. movie 38 O..lttan 38-C.-d 39 ACior Lorna40Typeol -- 42 Haoto44RedSaa counlry 49ACirna Thunnan liO T. .r 52 ()filar to FktO 53 Rodty hill CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Cet.brily Cipher cryptogra~ are created from quN.tDnl by I~ people put and prtMnC Each letler lf'l the Ciphef standi tor another Today't due 0 equal~ C • 'CZIJCZBB, z L H YJ . 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SERVICES 1997 Dodge S tratus 4 Do or s PW Automatic A,/C 27 000 Mile s $9 300 OBO 740 3 79 24~ SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS lnsldel $6 000 740-44H844 't_lectrlcal and Helrlgeratlon medicine 6 UNSCRAMBLE ABOVE LETTERS TO GU ANSWER I DIDN'T 6ET I A SICY(;LE. CAT 10 840 9 tlul 10Arnoulllol 11 Expunged 12-11 11 Saul (Fr.) 22 F1oh tnp By Phillip Alder Look at the North hand Panner opens one spade. you respond two dubs , and he rebods two doamonds What would you do now? One bod that lhe nonluumamenl player find< mysteroous ts tourth-suot forcmg Here. three dotterenl suols have been bod Whal does ol mean t! 1he responder completes the circle, btddmg two hean s 1 First, he ha.< game-forcong values Second. he has no more·descroplove bod avaolable He os hopmg that atler hearmg a third bod from partner. he woll know whoch way lo turn On the second round North would loke 10 gel onto three no·lrump. but he cannot stop the fourth sutt, hearts Enter fourth -sUit forcmg .. bod two hearts One of partner's top pnorotoes os to bod no-trump wtlh a slopper as here Agatnst lhree no-lrump, Wesl .. perhaps unwosely .. led I he heart sev· en five, queen, kong. How dod lhe play proceed? 1 Declarer had sox top m cks one spade. one heart, two doamonds and lwo clubs It was logocal to hope thai lhe spade finesse would wm or. ol ot lost,lhat lhe spades were 3-3 and the hearts 4-3 So. Soulh pl.1yed a club to dum· my 's kong. lollowed by a spade to hts queen When 1t won , decl arer relumed lo dummy woth a dtamond ,md carelully c.oshed the club .oce When the queen unexpoicledly dropped, South took dummy's club JaCk. repealed the spade I messe, and clanned nme tnch three spades one heart. two do.unonds and three clubs Note ttn.1lly th.11 ot Norlh bods three no I rump on the second round. Easl can detent 1he cantraLl by lead mg the he.trt queen Midas Sell Contained Motor Home Generator like New On 1997 Dodge Neon t 1 000 miles 4 cylinder automatic Good Con d1tlont $6 500 00 740 441 0337 ·-...... The enigmatic bid I MONDAY 1985 Coachman Slide in Camper A1r Furnace Hold ing Tank ~ Relrlgerator, Water Heater Stove 4 Hydraulic Jack Tape Player Good Cond111on $3,500 740-25d Professio nal 20yrs 9)(per lence with all masonery brick, block & stone Also room addi tions ga rages etc Free estimates 304 773 9550 S Layer ol akin 7 lloknprivala • 7 PEANU'l'S Campers .,. Motor Homes 6323 •••• 4 Fomouo uncia 5 SeH 26DI11Urbtlle North 2• 2. • Opening lead Set Of 4 Armstrong Tires LT 265 75 R 16 Mounted on Chevy Corvette Wheels All For $300 00 7110 367 0 125 C&C Genera l H ome Main· tenen ca· Pai nti ng vinyl slellng, carpentry doors windows, baths, mobile home repair and more For free estimate ca ll Chet 740 992· (mab do llllh) 32 Kenluclty blue K 8 52 New gas tanks & body parts 0 & R Auto Ripley WV 304 372 3933 or 1· 800 273-9329 7795 31 -out 1 Cllllo 2 Remove cargo from 3 Sluggloh f9 PRINT NUMBERED LUIUS IN THESE SQUARES 740 245 5677 810 27 EIICilad 29 lloulh Pllft L Budg et Prtced Transmissions and Engines All Types, Access To Over 10 000 Transmissions 790 OOWN 15 1 I4-.l.-..1..-..l.-....1.. -.l.-..1 Auto Parts & Accessories 1990 CLJtlass Clera 4 Doors Ex celle:nt Condi ti on 1 Owner $2 195 1988 Beretta Z6 5 Speed Great Condlllon $2 195 Cook Motors 740 446 0103 3446 ! 1994 YZ15 Racing Dlrtblke, Excellent Condrtlon, New Tires New. Appltance Parts And Service All Name Brands Over 25 Years Ex· perlence A ll Work Guaranteed, Frenc t'l City May tag 740 44&- 1997 Chevy LUmtna AM/FM AJC Cruise Control Excellent Condl· lion Must Sell Stl 500 740 6B2 THE BORN LOSER 1987 F 250 Super Outy XLT Lar· let Diesel 4x4 $1 000 740· 19B8 Suba r u Jus!y $650 Neg 1990 Gao Metro $1 650 OBO 740 446 3407 1993 Grand AM GT 4 Door Red 69 ooo Miles $5 ooo 740 3670219 ... Q.. Ford 4x4 4 Speed \f 6 1987 Dodge Aries 4 Cy lin der Auto A r 113 000 Miles $700 080 740 25&-1233 1987 Ford Tempo $700 00 304 675-6339 PLANJ' JUST A MDM~NT AGO. 1984 Chevy KS Blazer, Camper Spetcal 4x4, AC, At New Tires. 1 Exhuast Must sem $3 500 080 740 446 3580 Leave Message 710 ALitos lor Sale 87 Cutl ass Sa lon 4 55 AT AC PW sunroo f vette r al\ys very mce '$3500 304 675 2909 J Sill, ~ 'YI~NT Tti~OUGtl YOUil 1 800-29().2262 X 3001 760 2726 l SHORE WAS I! SHE HAD ME IN A HAMMER LOCKll 1995 Dodge Truck 1500 Series 740 24Gela25 Clolhett Unl8r 41 ll'a cMrgodl 43 45 Picnic ..... 41 pt. 47 A.,.....41 Ringed planet 51 Hlgh·,_rd 54 Kind ol power 55 - qulnluplato 56 Delaware , lndl8n • 57 Cl'*llo laalure Dealer: South 1993 Chevy 4X4 Z71 Loaded, 350 5 Speed Many ,b trasl Booke $1<4 000 $11 000 7•0· 1993 Geo Tracker 4x4 PS, PB: 5 Speed Air, AM/FM Cassene, Soft Top $4 900, 740-448 3587 14 :::::.::15 ~,~pro. 111 Comic Sid 17 In finery) 18 - de ..... 20 Chemical Vulnerable Both 86.000 Mrles, 740-379-2451 256-to79 Ul!a.eo.., 40 Pua. T UnfOil I II R 13 11oM lnll .. 4 30.t-625-S244 IN Ford 2000 3 cyl dresef $6,100 cove red ut1hty traller 5'x6' $150 pole barn, 251150, no tresses $850 4 se ctton, 12"x16 meta l p1pe Mossberg 12 gauge, full choke plus dee r barrel $250 740.992·3564 .. Q 2 •AQJ5 2 • K 4 3 730 Vans• & 4-WDs Financing As low As 6 9% With John Deere Credit Approval On Used Tract ors Carmichaels Farm & Lawn GalllpoiJS Oh io 74044624120r18005941111 Also See The 'New~ 4000 Series Compact Utility Tractors -Several In Stack •t09875 S 10 2wd New Tires Brakes ShOcks Batt Clulch, UJolnts . 4 3 5$1), Air, Tilt, Cruise Sunroot Exuas $4,000 Firm! 1980 ·1990 Trucks$100 $500 Pohcalmpounds All Makes Avalabie TRACTORS tQ t0973 1991 asldng $1,600 304-675-9440 24 USED STOCK • J 10 6 South swe 610 Farm Equipment • A J 9 72 mick ROad! 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DR large Ioyer fou r origina l stamed glass wmdows 30 minu tes from Athens 15 20 mmutes from Gallipolis Fo r ap pomtm"'ent calt 740 992 5696 GLAMOUR BATH 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise 29 POopte Wanl8d 4 Bedrooms 2 Baths $229/Mo 340 420 Mobile Homes lor Rent • • wtth dommeenng than usu.tl She or he could hav e uilenor mouves tor undt=nmmng your arms GEMINI (May 21-June 20) If pos stble. try to lind a qu1 et corner 10 go do your work Yow pertQrmance lev el goes down wtth 1nterrupttons or someone ~.:onstantly peekmg uv er your shoulder CANCER (June 2 1-July 22) Someone you .tssoctale "'tlh today m1ght have some k1nd ol problem !hat could mterrupt your pl.on s Be ktnd and help thos person tn stead of addtng to hts or her burdens L~O (July 23-Aug 22) Should you ftnd yoursell tn a superviSory role loday, ,,d Joke Solomon who tempered power wtth compasSion It ' II av01d unnecessary grumblong amon g the ranks VIRGO !A ug 23-Sept 22) It 's your prerog.tt1ve to march to a d1f ferenl drummer today Don't be surprosed 1t you look back over your shoulder and lind no one os loll ow· 1ng you assocralt ng 1 NOVEMBER 2·1 �P~ge 12 • The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Monday, November 2, 1998 Tuesday Weather Vote today! Polls open until 7:30 p.m. Honduran death toll mounts, Page 6 Side effects of Viagra, Page 10 Today: Partly cloudy High: 40s; Low: 30s . I I . - Baked Porketta intended to provide a nutritional meal at a reasonable cost Dollars generated will be used to support the existing lunch and home delivered meal program. Mixed Vegetables Bread Prunes .THURSDAY . 5 Chili Con Carne Grilled Cheese Sandwich Pertecticln Salad Crackers · ' Oven Fried Chicken I Mashed Potatoes an11 Gravy Green Beans Roll Carrot Cake ' Texas Sheet Cake ' 12 10 Scalloped Chicken Broccoli with Cheese Cola Slaw '• Roll Tropical Mixed Fruit . • Pineapple Upside Down Cake . . 17 Beef and Noodles Green Beans Mashed Potatoes Roll Earthquake Cake • SpagheUi with' Meat Sauce , ... and Cauliflower Bread Orange Juice Fruit Cocktail Cracl<ln P81fectlon Salad Grapes Brownie Liver & Onions Mashed Potatoes and Gravy Buttered Com Bread Fruit Cocktail Macaroni and C'-"e Creamed Tomatoes Gnlen Beans . Bread Peach Slices Codl<ie llakect Steak Mashed Potatoes and Gravy BBQ Chicken Fillet _Scalloped Potatoes Cooked Cabbage Breed Peach~ Creamy Pudding Sweet and Sour Pork Mashed Potatoes Brussel Sprouts Br8ad Applesauce Beaf~tes Baked Fish Lyonnaise Potatoes Buttered Com Bread Peach Slices Hamburger on Bun Broccoli & Potatoes-HOM Broccoli Soup- Sije Tomato Juice-Site Applesauce Beef Stew ' Glazed Carmta Bleed Pinliapple Tidbits New England Boiled Dinner (Ham, pollt081, carrots. cabbage) Biscuit Banana Slices in Red Gelatin Roast TUII<ey Potatoes and Gravy Ma~ Cauliftower GrBWOBeans Bread Dressing Lima ee..s & Com . Aplicot& Cranberry Relish Pumpkin Pie t Spaghetti .With Meat Sauce · Tossed Salad Garlic Bread Tropical Mixed Fruij . ' ,. , Cote Slllw Orange J.uice, Biscuit Rocky Road Pudding :.-·,~ THANKSGIVING ' CENTER CLOSED CENTER CLOSED 26 • THANKSGIVING • BuHered Peas. Roll There will not be an evening meal served this day. • November Activities ,. ' • Heather Sabrie, Outreach specialist with the Ohio Consumers' Counsel, Is shown at right conferring with Frank Vaughan and Jane Walton following the presentation about Columbia Gas Customer CHOICE program. Ms. Sabrie gave a very lnfornnatl_ve prog.r am about the gus choice program, electric deregulatiOn, and ·telephone cra"'.l"ing for the s.enior citizens in attendance. . · • · ' Dr. William Smith, Orthopedic Surgeon at Holzer Medi~al Center, Is shown displaying a model of a knee joint ·HI a recent _program on Hip and Knee Replacement. . · Your Senior Center Is Here For You! The Meigs County Senior will be held Tuesday, November 17 '. Citizens Center is open Monday from 7:00 p.m.~8 :30 p.m. and through Friday from 8:00 to 4:30 Wednesday, Nov ember 18 from TRIPS p.lJl . Regularly scheduled activities 1:00 p.m.-2:30 p.m. at the Center. A trip to Parkersburg for mall are quilting, sewing, cards, games, Cost for the program is $5.00. shopping and the living Christmas and pool. Weekly activities are line . Please call the Extension Office at Tree program · at th e North dance team practice wit'h Paulette 992-6696 or the Center at 992-2161 Parkersburg Baptist Chur~h has Harrison, instru~ tor, every Monday to make .a reservation . been scheduled for Friday, The Retired and Senior Volunteer from 1:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m. and the Thursday, November 19- the December 4. Cost will be $20.00 Program (RSVP) recently held the knitting circle every Wednesday annual thanksgiving dinner will be for trav el by motorcoac h and Annual Volunteer Recognition from 10 :00 a.m .• noon . The served at noon. Rev. Bob and Joan admi ss ion for the Christmas along with celebrating the twentyExercise Room is open daily from Robinson will present a program at program. Dinner , will be at fifth anniversary of the program." 8:00 a.m.-4:30· p-.m. for people to 11 :00 a.m. Seniors celebrating Country Buffe.t at your own cost. The following volunteers received use the exercise equipment. birthdays in November will be Call Alice, 992-2161, for awards for years of service: The "Over 50 Exercise Class" is honored before the dinnec.· .,, inforfnation and reservations. held on Monday and Wednesday at Two shopping trips are scheduled Friday, November ·. 20- the Ten Year Award-Eilen Bowers 3:30p.m. thr6ugh December '16 th . Arthritis Support Group will meet by Center van at ·a cost of $5.00. Bernice Carpenter, Polly Curtis', This class will consist of stretching from 10:00 a.m.- II :30 a.m. with Tuesday, November I 0, the trip Alta Ferrell, Wanda Fetty, Gertrude and bending exercises for Sarah McGrew, RN, coord inato r. will be to Athens for shopping at Tracy' Edna Triplett and Evelyn strengthening and mild aerobics for the old mall and University Mall, Wofford . cardiovascular exercise, cost is $.50 with lunch at Ponderosa. for each sess ion attended. The trip on Tuesday, December Fifteen Year Award-Jackie A beginner line dancing cl.ass 15, will be to Gallipolis for . Hild ebrand, Mary Loudner and Eva will be held on Monda.ys from shopping at Hill's Plaza and Wai'' · 10'30 a.m. to 11 :30 a.m. for six Mart with lunch at Golden Corral. Robscn. Twenty-Five. Year Award fleclplents pictured from left to weeks. Paulette Harrison will be The Meigs Multipurpose Senior Call Wanda or Karen, 992-2161, to right: Lula Hampton, 'Charles Blakeslee and Loretta the instructor and the cost will be . Ce nt er will feature a "Tree of reserve a seat .on the van for the .Beegle. Not pictured Ia Marjorie Brewer, who was unable TWenty Year Award-Anna Fitch. $1.00. This class is good exercise Li¥hts" to ho~ or fri ends, relatives, shopping trips. to.attend. ' and Is open to beginners and former netghbors or church members. ""'"' . . -- ~ ··-- · members who want to partici'pate · Donations .of $5.00 will place an ·for the eXercise. . ornament on the tree in memory,or A represe ntative from the 'Athens to honor a recipient. The purchaser Social Security Office will be at the will be given the ornament as a t Every Wed.nesrlay Storewide Savings 212 EAST MAIN ST.. Center on Wednesday, November.· kee~sake following the holid ay 11th & 25 th from 10:00 a. m.-1 1:00 seaso n. All proceeds from the POMEROY, OH. ·992-3785 GOLDEN BUCKEYE CAROS a.m. "Tree of Lights" will be used to ., Friday, November 6-t he assist the Home Delivered Mea l ' thirteenth ann ual Arts and Crafts Program. You may mail your · Show will be held from 10:00 a.m.- donations to the Meigs 5:00 p.m. with area craftpe rsons Multipurpose Senior Ce nter, 112 having a wide var iety of handmade East Memorial Drive, P.O. Box itefl)s avai lable for sa le for gifts and .722, Pomeroy, O~jo 45769: DOWNTOWN GALLIPOLIS holiday, decorating. Food wi ll be avai lable to the public from 12:30 p.m.-4:30p. m. Thursday, November 5-0 r. David Faro, Podiatrist, will conduct a foot screening from 10:00 a.m.1 "Serving Southern Ohio for ove r 20 years" noon. Call Diana Coates at g92. 2161 to make an appointment. Uft Chai rs Mastectomy Supplies Thesday, November' I 0-the Wheelchairs Cervi"al Pillows At hen s shopping trip wi ll leave the Hospital Beds Tractor Equipment Cen ter at 9:30 a.ln. Shower Stools Wednesday, November U -the Tens Units & Grab Bars Stroke Survivors Support Gro up, Supplies • ELECTRIC WHEELCHAIRS wi th Lia Tip ton, OT, Hol7c r Commode Chairs Back Supports • BATH SAFETY EQUIPMENT l<chabilitation, coo rdin ator, wi ll Walking Aids Knee, Ankle Braces • RESPIRATORY EQUIPMENT Atcct from I :00 p.m.-2:30 p.rn. Diapers&' Chux • HOSPITAL BEDS· Nursing Supplies . Thursday, Novem'ber 12-Dr. • LIFT CHAIRS HOME OXYGEN ' Ostomy Supplies Support Hosiery · James Schm oll will cond uct a • 'STAIR GLIDES 24 Hr. Emergency Service · Diabetic Supplies vision scree ning from •10:01) a. m.First Aid Supplies • OSTOMY Feeding Pu mps Respiratory Therapist On Stall noon . Call Diana Coates at 992• DIAPERS & CHUXS Dressing> 2161 to make an appointment. • Wednesday, November 18- the monthly Blood Pressure Clinic will bc .hcld from 9:30 a.m.- 11 :00 a.m. Blood sug ar screening will be 1480 Jackson Pike availabl e for $1 .00. Tnll Fro·•· Gallipolis, OH · The an nu al Hoi iday Happening '' , I-BOO-I I :l-2:!11(, program conducted by Becky Baer, Meigs , County Extension' Agen~, RSVP recognition program is held "Tree of Lights" -==========~==========================~~:1~:;;:~~~~;;~=:~~----~~--~~~~~~--~··~-.,- SENIOR CITIZENS DAY 15o/o off @Jaul HOME MEDICAL EQUIPMENT Everything for the Patient at Home ;. ~e~·~e:: \Q'J~:wea a~ w ,i ir Hometown Newspaper • Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Single Copy- 35 Cents CAA submits se~ond welfare-to-wprk pr9Posal Scalloped Chicken Broocxlli with c Hrta-d Beets Bread Tropical Mixed Fruij 19 John Lentes, Meigs County Prosecuting Attorney, will be at the Meigs Multipurpose Senior Center on November 19, and December 17, rrom 9:.30 a.m. to 2:00p.m. to' assist seniors with legal issues, ·answer questions, prepare wills, etc. If you would like an appointment tq talk with him, call Darla Hawley at992-216l. . Meigs County's lemon lush Roast Beef Mashed Potatoes and Gravy Rocky Read Pudding a,_ .Gf-'ee..s ' CNii Con Came a-Slice Tossed Salad Garlic Bread 24 ' Broocoti/Carots 1 3 Baked Steak Mashed Potatoes and Gravy Glazed Carrots ' Roll Beef Tips in Gravy on Rice Maohed Potatoes Volume 49, Number 1'l8 TUESDAY ' Oven Fried Chick.an Peach Crisp - . . NOVEMBERM Baked Steak Mashed Potatoes and Gravy Lima Beans and Com Bread Applasauc:e Sweat Potatoes Dallas hands Eagles 34-0 loss at home Page4 . MEIGS SENIOR CENTEf:=t vening Meals The Senior Nutrition Program 'evening meal will be served on Tuesday and Thursday with serving from '4:45 to 5:30 p .m. A suggested donation for th e evening meal is $4.00. The evening meal is Tomorrow: Partly sunny High: 40s; Low: 30s : Sports November 3, 1998 · It is the secon~ proposal made by the agency. and was requested by the comBy BRIAN J . REED ,,. missiun~rs after the board dett!'rmined that the admin i :<~trati on costs assoc iSentinel News Staff '• ' · A second proposal from Gallia-Meigs Community Action Agency for a . ated with the lirst plan were e~cessive. A plan was s ubmit~ed last week by the University of Rio Grande. welfare-to-work program was presented to the Meigs County Commission· second plan would serve 55 clients." and would involve ski lls a.ssessCAA's 1 . ers during their regular meeting on Monday. menls and jpb training. and place the clients iri public-s.:ctor jobs in an attempt The plan calls for the e~pe nditure of nearly $222.000 in state and federto tmin them for pri vate-sector employment, according to Tom Reed of CAA. al funds earmarked for training welfare recipients and placing them in paying jobs. · who presented the plan. Accordi ng to Reed, the second plan differs largely from the first in tMt the connection between training and assessment is stronger, and COA D)Velfare· to-Work and JTPA traini ng dollars are also available for use . -The admini stration costs have been reduced from $33.000 to $15.000. Re~d said that the agency ~.:itt!d $33,CK >O in administration in ils first proposal beco.~u:\e it is the maximum amount al lowable under the prognun for the costs of operation. The $ 18.000 difference has been placed in the fund for panic- · ·· (Cont_inued on Page 3) Voinovich . • faces new elections allegation p'omeroy Council considers roof replacement job " By PAUL SOUHRADA Associated Press Writer , COLUMBUS'- The Ohio Elections cOmmission . plans to investigate allegations that Gov. George Voinovich tried to hide the source of money paid in 1994 'to a company controlled by hi s brother to cover the salary of a political ally. The complaint was tiled Wedresday but did not come to public altention until Monday. whe'n a lawyer for the state Democratic Party discovered it. Party officials called a news con' fercnce in an e lection-eve attempt to gain some politic:tl mileage. Voinovich. a Republican, is the favorite to win the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by U.S. Sen. John Glen'"!. in loday's election.' Secretary of State Bob Taft, alsc a Republican and normally an ally ofVoinovich. is running for governor. but handles FINAL SWING . Ohio Gov. George Michael, at the Courtyard restaurant In election complaints a• a duty· of his Volnovlch, right canter, reached out to sh.ake Brack1vllle during ..the final hours of his.c~~:. current oft1ce. · - handa with Lydia Dob~. left, 8tld-hw~1tle'ti.S. eentte orf"MOftiS&y. ('Al') Voinovich aga_in today said He would CO<>perate fully with the elec- last six campaigns." Boyle said today • Gallagher then worked out a deal Judge Sandra Beckwith in Cincinnati. In an affidavit attached ll> the elections commission. "I support it," he in Cleveland. "Perhaps today 's accu- with Fabiano to pay him $5.0001 a said as he voted in Cleveland. " W.e sations show one of the ways that all month. with half the salary paid by tions complaint~ Panichi said he was need to enforce the' election laws." occurred," The V Group. an archite"ure and at a get-together with Voinov ich and It is against stale elections laws to The potential peilulties for mis- construction managerl1ent ~.:ompUny his brother in which the payment IO misrepresent information on cam- representation include forfeiting the owned by Voinovich's brother. Paul. Gallagher was discussed. Asked paign finance repurts filed with the governor 's ollice though Fabiano and The V Group paid ·. about the appeamnce of a campaign secretary of state. Candidates are also Voinovich likely will have already Gallagher about $60,000 before they expen.se paid to the V Group. Panichi prohibited from accepting campaign left the office before the matter is decided they had helped him out noted: " Politically it doesn' t look ·contributions from corpurations. · resolved. The commission has sched- enough. Fabiano told the IRS. Paul good." Taft said he filed the complaint as '· uled a preliminary hearing for Dec. Voinovkh suggested his brother\ Instead. they brought in a camsoon as he received it from Fr.mklin 10. t·ampaign .curnmittee reimburse the paign fund-rai ser. Nick Mama is. to County Prosec utor Ron O' Brien, also At the center of th~ complaint is two companies - a rnove Iuter act as a go-between. Fabiano told the a Republican. But Voinovich oppo· .Ray Gallagher. a former pipefitters approved by the gov~rnor. accor~ing IRS: nent Mary Boyle was skeptical that union official from Cleveland. to Vince Panichi, Voiriovich's earnOn., Dec. 5. 1994, the campaign the matter was hanqled without delay. Voinovich appointed Gallagher to paign treasurer. wrote Mamais two checks totaling · ''It's a perfect example of a one- an $80,000 job on the Ohio lndustriThe circumstances of the fedeml $60.000 fnr "voter program develparty system. The delay must have, at Commission in early 1994. But the investigation surrounding the case are opment services." Mama is then been so they could figure out a way , offer fell through after it was revealed unclear, however. Both Jon Allison. wrote a check to Fabiano and one to Bob Taft and George Voinnvich can that Gallagher had a previous felony a spokesman for the secretary of a company he controlled. Fubiano's cover lhis until il won ' t muller in an conviction, according to a transcript stute!s oftice, and Phil Richter, exec· company then wrote a check to The election:· she said. of an Internal Reve nue Service inter- utive director of the elections com· V Group. " Forty million dollars was raised view with Michae l Fabiano. a lobby- · mission. said the matter is subject to Mamais took a $3,000 cut for himby Voinovich committees over the istahd fri end of Gallagher's. a gag <lrder issued by u.s. Di strict self, the complaint Congressional seat campaig·n 's . s. pending m·ay surpass $1 mil_lion . By PAMELA BROGAN Gannett News Service . WASHINGTON - Democmtic incumbent Ted Strickland and his Republican chullenger. Lt . Gov. Nancy Hollister. each are. expected to spend more than $ 1 million in a tight race for Ohio's 6th Congress ional District seat. · ··our campaign funds are in a conshmt state of flux.." said Jess Goode. Strickland's campaign press secretary. " It will be a milli on-doll ar race by the time we ari: throu gh." Good Afternoon Today's Sentinel I Section • 10 r ages Calendar Cl•ssificd., Comics Editorials ·I.A)l'al Sports Weather . IU 7-H 9 2 J 4&5 3 Lotteries THE MEDICAL SHOPPE l'ir k .1, 7-'1 -4: Pick 4: 5_-f>-5-5 146-2206 W.VA. llait y .l: o-74: llaity 4: t-ti-K·' Um.:kcyc 5: :\-4· 1f\- ~ 1-2') As of Sept. 30, Strickland had raised $700;703 during the 1997-98 campaign cycle as compared 10 $710.152 for Hollister. an analysis by ihe Center for R ~spon s ive Politics showed. The cenler is a nonpartisan gro up that tracks the role money plays in politics. Between Sept. 30 antl Oct. 14. Strickl:utd raised . an :tdditional $73. 107 compared to $31.256 for Holli ster. Both catllpaigns report that us the race ti gh ten s,and heads toward ·next " Tuesday's voting. cash is being spent on TV and radio ads us soon as it comes through the d<!or. Betwee n Oct. 1 throug h Oct. 14. }1ollister'scampaign spent$196.994. .including $ 169 .~90 it paid to Colum~ bus-hased Midwest Communicalions for medi:I purchases. Only $36.320 remained in her camp:tign. Federal Election Commission recllrds showed. "We're ·spending our money on media and grass· mots efforts.·· Hoi (Continued on Page 3) ., Two phases set for sewer project from restaurant to corporation line ' FREEMAN By JIM Sentinel News Staff Roof and sewer projects dominated discussion at Monday night's meeting of PomeroY Village Council. · Council met first with contractor Greg Bailey of Home Creek Enterprise< Pomeroy, concerning the proposed roofing project for the old Pomeroy Junior High School. which is now owned by the village. · Council earlier' approved the application of a foam roof. but did not follow up on it s deci~ i o n . Bailey us ked council to'considel' other types of ~f~ . . Council agreed to let th e project out for bids, and will have a structur~l engineer examine the building to determine which so rt of (oaf will offer the best pro.tection. Village Administrator John Anderson . wa.." authorized l<1 employ an engineer at a cost not to exceed $1.500, . Anderson advi~ed th:.Jt ·a planned sewer project from the area around Craw's Restaumnt to the Middleport corporation line will be done in two ptm.es. and receive Community Development Block Grant funding. The project will cost about $1.4 million, total , Anderson said. At Anderson's request, ~ouncil also approved spending $9,800 to repair a slip on Spr ing Aven ue . Jeffers EJ(cavating of Pomeroy will remove loosematerial and rebuild the area.•Anderson said. In oth er business. council approved the ~econd reading. by title only, of an ordinance which would allow Police Chief Jeff Miller.to n;side outside of the village.· · · . . · Council also di scussed ovt:rtime in the police department. which is currently averuging aboul 20 m~1nhours ·per~wee k in overlime over 1997 figures. according to Coun cil Prt>:sident John Musser. He said the overtime wj Ucost the village about $K.IIIIII Jhis year. Musser said he is opposed to a lay-off to reduce the hou rs, but said the village needs lo find a way to cut hours. "Nobody likes to have th~ir pay cu\.'' said Musser. Councilman Larry Wehrung said ' the police de partm~nt needs to mak~ more eftit•it:nt use of ils time. · Clerk Kathy Hysell said she would check on the cost of an additional vii· Iage eleanup day. which was req ue~ ted by the Pomeroy Merchants' Association. 1 • Wehfllng asked questions concerning open burning in the village atierdark. , He was udvi sed that it is legal to bum leaves and other debris during this · time of year. but that the burning must take place after 6 p.m. and before ti · a.rn. " .. Council is al so seek ing a list of standard operating procedures for flo:oJ emergencies. Ander<on said the water department has an SOP, bu!. council still needs an SOP from the st ree t depanment. · , . Council 'members re4uested that Street Superintendent Jack Krautter attend the ne~t council meeting along with Anderson. Also present ,Ver~ Mayor Frank Vau£han and council members Geri Wal ~ ton , Scott Di llon, Dave Ballard and George W6ght. · Strickland's complaint heads for panel review 11 COLU.MBUS(APJ·- TheOhioEiectionsCommissionhaskeptalivea complaint by Rep. Ted Strickland. D-Ohio, against Republican orgllnizations backing his opponent. A three-me1pbel panel •nn Monday' forwarded Strickland's complaint to be reviewed by th e full com mi ss ion. at a date to be determined. the cmnplaint took iS>ue wi th the way Strickland's positions on education and c~1 pi1 al pu nishment were portrayed in a ~.:u mm er~.: ial and in a cam· paign mailing. The panel's acti on ducsn ·1 meom thai the Republican Parly organizations behind those :tds were found guilty. on ly thatthe Detnocrat 's'complaints will get furt ~er scfll liny. · · · After til!! p:tne l's decision, the campaign of Strickl:tnd's GOP oppone~t in the 6th Congressional District. Ll. Gov. Nancy Hdollistehr, said it would flle'. a complaint a~:,cusing the incumbent ol p1acmg a s Wit mi sleading infor· , mat ion aboul her road·builtiing proposal . . The district covers 14 counties across southern Ohio . . Abundance of cheap energy worries environment;Jiists ' size of th~ econom y-.., me:tsured in gross domestic product- doubled. WASHINGTON ~ A genenllion Nowhere was rhange greatt:r than after the tir•.;t oil shock changed the in the auto industry. · world. America is awash in cheap General Motors Corp.'s plant· in energy. a fact beginning to wo~ry Lake Orion, Mich .. for example. some experts on energy. national uses gas from rotting garba'ge in a · sec urity unU the cnvironmen l. neHrby dump as a sourct! of power. Twenty -five ye;.\rs ngo. Arab Highway fud e tli~.: icm:y is nearl y ·. nation s jolted th e U.S. economy with 50 percent better than a ge neration an oil embargo to prolest pro-Israe li · ago. . polic'it>:s. The international scene has A second shock in 1979 seemed to dmnged us well . ~:on firm America""s energy vulnera· · Tht: Ji :;co~¥t!ry of new. ·uil ti elds bility. and Middle East instability has IonsThe nati on responded by llramal- encd the grip Arab nations once had ical ly reducing I he amount of petro- on the worlll's petroleum supply. And leum needed to power industrial. oil-importing nati ons 'have h<.~nlk·d houst!holt.l anU lransportul ion equip- togt: th er tn counteruc t the Organi7.a·. menl . Energy consumption by every- . lion of Petroleum Export ing Couil lhing from gjant manufacturing opa- trit.'!s - OPEC - in the futu re. at ion~ and utilities tn home furn!1t.:cs As u rcsult. lOng lines at go1s . and wa"'hing machines all rtllliGi.lly pumps have 'given way to in stances ·changed. Con'I!4Ut.::nt ly. U.S. oil con - of sales on premium gasoline. · I ~ump t ion has rcmajm:d llott whil e tht:! Whc: re once oil supplicU nc.arly By DAVID' MASTIO Detroit News one-fifth of U.S. electricity needs. it now gene rate s less power than renewabh: alterna11veS such us wrnd. solar and ri ver dams comb ined. .. Worries ab{)Ut another embargo are hi ghl y e:-;aggerated,'" o.;aid John · Lichtblau. a researc~er at the Petroleum IndustrY Rl;!search Foundation in New York.·.. Tht! ~ it uat ion is sn diffcrent. it's unlikely you'd have the same disruptions aga in." ' Such bold se ntimt:nts are :1 fa r cry from the stark energy outl ook Amer. icans thought they ful'ed in the years that fo llowed the initial oil shock when pfesidents went on TV to urgl! :K!ople to lower thermostms, anU th e nalional Chri stma s Tn:e in Washington rcm~lint..'<i dark . asH rcminUt:r. Still. there are ~ i !! n s th at tmuhle nlan'y env imn mL· ntan,ls and natinua! security ~ xpert s who w~1rn tarefrl!t: attitudes :.~bout chea p L.: nergy co uld spdl problems for rhe indu ~miali ud \A:orlt.l in th e near fulllre . With gas clo'e to $ 1 a galh~n .r:tther th:tn the once-proJected pnce ol $2.50:.1ga ll ~m - moton~ls sp~ nd more ~imo;; beh1nd t ~.e wheel. nn"img ~o ll ut t ~ n ~o~ cery1:-. . Ovt:r·f..·on:-. umptl on. of ml rs a grave .. t hr~a t tn t~ur e nvrmr.Hnen~ .as .w d l: sa rJ Damcl Lashot. ~l scr~ nu~t t.m th~ Na t ur:.~ l Resoun:~s Defense .c tnrnc l1: . Amenca's appctde for h1g trucks 1~1steall ~l~ small. ~:ani 1.'\ ~.' conc~rn. SporHttllllYvch tcle- ~a les JUmped 15 percc:nl last year alone. Meantime. petroleum imports are · expected to rise to 70 perce nt ol' the oi l we con."'ume in :!5 years. . , Former CIA di rec tor J anies Wool sey~ alls upu.cks 10 A~encan01l r.mports.. u ~~ccl! ptabl.e , We re ask~ng ~m a ~.:.n~~s rt we don I do some t~m g ,tbout It But t:rics of aiJrm ah()ut America\ dep<nden.:e on, e<haustible foreign oil have hee1.1 made before. It now i s - ~4 years since the Interior Department said oil wells would . run dry. and th< United States strll produces 10 million b'1rrels a day. ' A year after the 1973 Anjb em bar· go; prominent e nvi ronment~ li s t Paul ··u.S. ~~~ulcrs ~U\vc forg.ott.~n tl~e Eh rlich argued the spiking price or oil le"''\Ons ot !he tHI cmharg.o. ,;.ud was evidence of ·· a dark age to Howard Gdler. exet.'Uit\'e director of come." The i'j~ti onal Academ)' of the Ct)uncil for an Energy-Eflkien t S~o·iences predicted Ame rica woukl ~conomy in Washln).!..t('" · .. 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